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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That II. II. GOLDSBOROUGH. the I'm.
conditional Union candidate for Comptroller
of the Treasury, defeated the REBEL BILL
OF SECESSION in the Senate of Maryland,
assembled at Frederick, in June, 1861. No
good Union man will refuse TO rote for him
The People. of Allcsany county will reinem-
Der his patriotic services.
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Iron States, Iron States.

Just received an assortment of Iron States
for schools at Hale SwartZw elders under Bel
videre hall, Baltimore street, Cumberland, Md.
October 5, 1863
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Wanted.

TWO young ladies', between Is and 20,
L wish to correspond with two young gen
temen between 20 and %. They must be OF
the best society, and must have very good
moral character Address A. II. and NJ. g.,
Cumberland, Md. Please enclose Photographs
October Is, l663-3w
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THANKsGIvING.-The President has is
sued proclamation, setting apart the last
Thursday in November as day Of thanks
giving. .....
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Diaries, Diaries, for 1864.

Large assortmen, of Diaries for 1864, just
received at Hale Swartzwelder's, Baltimore st.
Cumberland, Md. October 10, 1868
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How Shall We Decide?

The question is frequently asked, how shall
we decide, when so many candidates are before
the people, We say, vote the Regular Nomi-
mated Ticket.
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JnO. j Barnard & Co.,
No. 146 Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. O.
DEALERS ~
Implements, Seeds,

Agricultural Implements, Seeds,
Fertilizers, and Hardware,
Most respectfully invite the attention of the
citizens of Cumberland to their stock, and So
licit share OF their patronage, All goods
delivered on board Of canal boat, free of ex-
pense, and at lower prices than Baltimore.
Their stock of Implements contains, in part,
Hay Cutters, Spades, Rakes, Corn Shell
lers, Cider Mills and Presses, Mo,cing
Machines, Reaping Machines, Horse
Poaoers, Thrashers and Cleaners, Cul-
TRAITORS. Plows, ,Shovels, Picks, Mat
tochs, Grub Hoes, 44res, Forks, She
val Ploscs, Ploao Castings, Log Chains,
Trace Chains, Churns, Horse Rakey.
Pich Handles, Are Handles, Plotc
Handles, Plow Beams.
Their stock of Seed contains
Timothy, Glover, Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass, Blue Grass. and a full supply
Of GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds.
Their stock of Fertilizers consists of
Peruvian G uano, Mexican Guano, super
Phosphate. of Lime; and, also. of Pure
Bone Dust, Of our own manufacture,
which we guarantee to be the purest article
ever sold in this market.
hardware, as follows:
Nails, cut and wrought Spikes, Screws. fin
shing Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts, Saws,
Chisels, Hatchets, Planes, Angurs, Augur
Bits, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Spoons, Bench Screws, Hasps and Staples,
Lanterns. Oil Cans, Sand Paper, Emery
Paper, Drawing Knives, Curry Combs,
Cards, Horse Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks, Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
Also, Wooden Ware, such rs
Buckets, Tubs Bowls, Brooms Washboards,
Rattan Brooms, Wbeelbarrows,
Whitewash Brushes, &c.
We are also agents for the sale Of
Fairbanks Patent Platform
Scales.
A full stock of Scales constantly on hand.
Hay and Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country.
All we ask is n trial. We guarantee low
prices, fair dealing, and perfect So tisaction.--
Orders, by mail, promptly attended to, and
Price Lists furnished on application.
JNO. J. BARNARD g. co.
lac Bridge street, Georgetown, d. c.
October 10, .S63-Gm.
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Something New.

Woodman's Patent Slate Cleaner without
water, price 10 cents, for sale by Hale Swartz-
welder, Baltimore street. under Belvidere hall,
Cumberland. Md. October Is, 1853.
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ASSAULTED e. j. Russell of this city,
was knocked down on Monday night last.
while passing along Centre street.
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DISTRICT MEETINGS,

The Unconditional Union Vo-
tiers of Districts Nos. 6 and l3
are requested to meet, the former
at the Court House, and the lat
ter at the Council Chamber,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1863,
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating District Off
GERS. Let every Union Voter
be present.
By Order of the
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Coal SHIPMENTs.-From the LIST to the
18th instant, inclusive, l31 boats have left
this port, carrying IA, 140 tons of coal.
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Writing Desks and Port Folios

Large stock of writing Desks and Port Folios
Just received, cheap Tor cash, at Hale swartz-
weder's under Belvidcre hall Baltimore street,
Cumberland, Md. October Is, 1868.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-15

A dry jester thinks young ladies
should be subject to the CONSUMPTION,
they are so accust o med to bare arms
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NJ A X II | Il d

In this city. on tho 18th inst, by Rev. j.
w. Charlton, Mr.. Josiah J. Keller, and Miss
harriet Ann Crofort, Of Allegany county
Md.
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TO ADVERTISERS !!

The Civilian and Telegraph having a much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper published here, while out of
er, it affords good medium for advertising.
1t numbers among its readers those who are
able to buy liborelly and pay promptly, and
whose custom would bovaluable to business
men. f. ."-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-15

The CIRCUIT CoURT.-llon. Judge Wei
sel-C. B. Thruston, Esq, States Attorney
commenced its fall term on Monday last.
The following is a list of the grand and pet
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Bibles, Prayer Cooks, and
HHynln Books.

Large assortment, just received and for sale
cheap, by Hale Swartzwclder, under Belvidere
Hall, Baltimore street, Cumberland, Md.
October Is, 1863.
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ID | L ID

In this city, on Tuesday last, at the resi-
dence of his father, Samuel Luman, jr' men,
Der of Capt Somers Cavalry, aged 10 years
and months.
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List Of Lee

d EMAINING in the CumberIe,,- g.,.. .-...
III October Is, 1868. Persons c.Iilrg .-- las,
letters must say they wero ad ia. other
wise tn ey may not receive them
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-15
Phoiogrnphs ! Photographs!

Fine assortment, all sizes, Photographs, for
sale by Hale Swartzwelder, Baltimore street,
under Belvidere Hall, Cumberland, Md.
October Is, 1853.
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HOSPITAL REPoRT.-The following is the
official report Of the U. S. General Hospital
1t Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
J. B. Lewis, for the week ending October 8,
1868:
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New Goods. New Goods.

splendid assortment Of Books, Stationery.
reIioaicals, and Fancy Goods, just recsive5
ana ior sale cheaper than ever o. COST hv
Belvdere hall, Cumberlan5 0ct "a IA.
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Arnharght, Jacob
Combs, Henry
Cornesh, Catherine
Chan dler, A E
Clinton, X s
goldman, William
DWARF, A M Miss
Devan, M II
Dagman, Julia Mrs
Dadgh erty, John
Davis, George
Fogtman, Kate
Grace, E S
Graves, Mary
Grchan, J ]
Gregary, L B
Holcomb' T r
Hinkle, John +
Hugh, James W
Hay, George H
Hollen, William
Holmes, Josias
M'Cahan, Mrs
GEO.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-15

dEU. a. HIJF T MAN, T. M
Oct, Is, 1868. 'e-
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VoTE OF OHIO VoLUNTEERs.-Au election
was held in this city and also at Ciarysvilla
by the Ohio soldiers. with the following re-
suit:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

A Coros, CoEo, On Az lHRrTIfso ruaois, II
allowed to progress results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. cftentimes ineurabls
BRovn's Raox0RIAL TaooHBs
reach d.scsIs the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BaosoEIrIs, AsrHxA, and Ca
fAssn they are beneficial The good effects result
Ing from the Of the rroches and their extended
use, has caused them to be oountsrfeitsd. Be sure
TO guard against worthless limitations. 0sfAfS
only the sessins Bro.ca's Bronchial T,ocSss which
have proved their eff cacy By tsst of many years
PUBLIC SrsAKRRs and SINGERS should uso the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
TAI the voice aud are exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents Dor
box. ,.,y en-
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-~H0S-S
DIEB.

ks Sy ss the
Beside Na.s l If :. path path IGSsr grew, .v
Than arurs clouds Of sunse. hue.
Or peariy stars of night.
Watched each tiny leaf unfold
A lovely fewer gem -.--
And tEsmblsd to see how close it t~ined
But .h anntr or q eye bad watched
Ant ai When a9r 81. e ils sss'h b, love,
TRANSPORTED it above.
His.p.ftlins srOEn lacked jus. one star
Ana came Ind took a bud
To grace His laden
On Tuesday February 18th. lag. about O'Clock
MILAN. aged 2syears. youngest soa Of r. B.
Thus sadly passed the loved from arth away.
Like the blasted flower, has closed his lis's short
On tie sth inst at p m, Mrs HANNAH A
wife of jan IS Robbins, sged % years a.
The funeral will take place 10. morrow. the 2ad
inst at2p m from her late Residence, corner Of
On the evening Of the 9'th inst aged 10 months
and ~ days, only child Of VIM. a. and Mary p
Parents dear, lament mo not,
am not dead but buried here
am not yours, but Cbrist's alone
He loved me and He took me home
Weep not for little COrah
Her gentle spirit hath H-d
She gently sleeps in Jesus.
Among the silent dead.
Shed not "a tear Of sorrow
Around my silent tomb;
Think of the lovely Hover
We have in heaven To bloom.
Her funeral will take place on Sunday at o'clock
from the Residence of her grandfather Sam psnn
Jenkins. Richard Coxs farm, near Fayctte and
Eighth street
On the 2oth inst. of dyptheria ELEANOR, the
&est daughter of Richard and Margaret Jams
DOwner in the 18th year of her age.
The friends of the family requested to attend
her funt raj on Sun ny, the 22d inst. at O'Clock
p NJ frGm the residence of her parents, on I3th
street, s03, between and D.
On the 21st inst, CATHRINE WHITMORE wife
Of Vim WhitmOre in the 3lth yesr of her age
The funeral will take place on Monday at 2
o clock. from the residence of her husband on Half
street between and streets. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
On Saturday morning, the 2Ist, EDITH HOPE
aged years and months. youngest dau ghtcr Of the
late DIR. Thomas J. Cathcart
Her funeral will take place tomorrow sabbath
afternoon at O'Clock, to which the friends and
relations of the family invited from the resi-
dence of her grand father. John D. Barclay on
Eighteenth street, between & and Penn. avenue
At Prospect Hill, Alexandra county, Va. this
morning, Mrs ELIZABETH ROACH, consort of
james Reach.
Her funeral will take place frsm St. Msry's
Church, Alexandris, MOI day. 235 1T IL clock IN.
BALTIC. papers please cOpy.l
In Georgetown. the 9TH of February LOLLY
T., son of Chas. n. and Catherine Payne in the
81 year of his age.
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MARRIED.

IN Ine HtS instant. By ths Rev. Mr. Monroe
sve I'll n LAURENCE of Baltimore to Miss
MANY N. BERRY, OF Washington.
Vn thursday, 18th met BY Rev. Father Boyles
city. "i VI "
n In Georgetown, on the 17tA of February, by the
hev. Father Ashwanden, Mr. GEO W THECK-
Ek to Mrs ANNA M BURROUGHS, both OF
OeorgetoMn. N W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21


THB following letter, describing Professor
Wolowski's new method of teaching music. is
frem distinguished gentleman OF this city.
who has two daughters taking lessons from
him; and as Professor Wolowski has met with
extraordinary success since his arrival from
Europe, we take pleasure IN noticing it:
Professor Alex. Wolowski explains the piano
anu the science OF music to each pupil, by
series OF lectures, without the aid Of books and
compels the pupil TO sit down and work with
MIN, and TO know IL, and TO do il, at once with
out the dradgery of long and tedious lessons
learned IN an arbitrary manner, or picked out
note by note, without being unders TODD Prof
W., 1t Is true, has a new method of di vding the
piano, and OF simplifying music; but his chief
makes the pupil learn everything at once,
without books, while in his presence. few
oral lessons serve to explain the piano. ard the
Professor and pupil penetrate into the heart of
the business with a rapidity which is truly
astonishing. After the common "dawdIing',
winch is pracused in learning music, such
Work as this seems quite frightful TO some per-
sons. 81 can't do it," says the pupil ..Oh but
You must do it," says Wolowski II don't
kEoW II, says the pupil. 81 will show il to
you There. now you see it-you know it-noW
DO II: do 1t faster! fasteri There, now, il is
done" And the pupil, being pushed on, and
helpea on, with sort OF physical magnetism,
actually made leap in knowledge aud power
OF execution which astonishes and deil ghts lin
ana encourages him to make newer and even
boider efforts, and leads him ON to euer and
greater triumphs This is the true way to teach
music. Such being the facts, we think thew
ought 10 be known, and you will crafty many
lovers OF music, as well as a highly deserving
artist, by giving this note a place in your
columns. Prof. Wolowski's residence is No.
ISL Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

A PRIVATE sALB-A very handsome ARM,
"A about IL miles from Wash ns ton city in Mont
gomery county, Nd, fronting imm I'd lately the
7th street aEd Brookvifle turnpike roxd contain
division in tive three hsn6 some and we'll vstsrsA
fsrns. 1t has On II 6ns apple = d peach orchard
Of cleared lapa In high slate VI cultivation, With
aFr meadows and about IS Avr.s OF limb. ed land
frame dwelling, harm snS other oushousss. A
spring Of expslisnt wat.r near the house. tor
further information r.suire Of JOHN HARDY
WHO Fvsidss on the pss misses. fs4-eo,w'
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VALUABLE FARM POR sALA.-The uzde
signed will sell q valuable FARM aAust,

signed will sell . valuable FARM, situated
upa3 the Turnpike road, lesdinx from Warrington
jam G Rives, Esq q, and adjoining the farm OF
Alau Dodge ESQ. The farm contains from Ise to 10
state Of Improvement aad is peculiarly Adaoted to
tho cultivation Of fruit, and garden vegetables
House. pleasantly situAted ueon the paAcA and al.a
ssvsra Of the finest haildin6 sites in the Districs
sbsrds. together vita q most choice collection u
pears, cherries aprseots. &c; indeed the place IL
celebrated one o. the finest fruit growing farms
IN the vicinity Of wAshinsten. Il viii be sold en-
the, or if. desirable, il viii be divided. We
anxious to sell in order to the the business
81 the estate OF eur late father Apply 10 shs uu-
dersisne6. ,. X. WITCH,
fa linn j. W, YEIfCU
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HIDYS-HIpES

w HIDEsHIDEs. -.
w I'LL Be sold Is Public Aucton, nevSsy
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st Il oeloct q
m. st the Wharf On Sixth street, WssninSt1e, -
aSls.
Terws csss, In Treasury notes. TO b IsiS A. Ne
moment II sale. bkH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

hOS PARER HAHG NGs! 400
400 Gold and Velvet. fOO
Gold Stamped, and .nedNm priced Geld Papers,
With q varied stock of Chased and Blank Papers af
the loves csAA prices.
WIN row SHADlsi
New DssiGza, Gold Bard and Imitation Gold Band
window S1adss. BAL. Green Aad 1lne Holland, or
anY rec arod styls or sse Of Shade made to srder.
OVAL PICTURE YRAMEe
Warranted 10 he Gilded eth Gold Leaf
TNe hand q meat AID largest assortment in the
District from the beat factory in the COUNTRY
With beautiful variety Of small siled Oys and
Sfactures. Also, Photograp6 Cards, embrAo2ss
copies Of oelehsstsd Pictures PAINTINGS and Ssass
AIRY, Albums. DC.
PICrURx CORD AND rAssHLst
Different sisea and eolors, Picture Rinxs, Eyes.
Mails &c Orders for Paparhazginss or window
Shades punctualiy executed by experienced WORK
men in city country. Terms cash:
~Piesse remember the number, 4c6 1th street
ed the terms cash for goods cod leeVc, - U.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

FIRST BAPTIST CHURcR.-The congregation
of this church will worship in their own build
ing 10 morrow, for the first time within a year
All the damage caused by the hurricans la Al
February has been repaired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

TOR sALE-ToBAcCo AND sRGAR STORE,
L with a Restaurant attached: on Fourteenth
consists Of two portable buildings, is doing good
cash busiaess and viii be sold at bargain. Grs uni
rent very W. Must h sold. R-ssons given on
the premi y oorpe, of 18th and p SITS
f. la1s X. y. MITCHELL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

BIBLE mBETISG.-Ses notice Of an intAres,
ing Bible meeting, to be held tomorrow after
noon.
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A CkAECl TO INVBST-The sahseribsr hsa
"A . number Of Houses for sale. ranging in value
from $500 to 5000 ofsrhG good :hanss e in
vest. fife l9eopt'l VIM T. DRCRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

AyOwIse HIMSELF A SRCEssiosIsr.-S q.
Thornton, OF Baltimore, was yesterday COM
rnitted to the Central Guard.ho for ayowin .
himself a secessiOnist, and boasting of the fire.
ouency with which the Rebels had whipped
the National forces Thornton was Intoxicated
a the time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21
Axo1HYR IMPORTANT CulB.
AHo1HBR IMPORTANT CUHD.
Coxsl, Sore Throat, DtpthsYia.
Cough, Sore Throat, Dipske~id,
CorsA, Sore TByoat, Dipshe4ia.
Cured by
PIAasoa's MIpIcAfnp TAI DRoHs,

CoSgA, Sore Throat, Dipthe~ia,
Cough, Sore Thyoat, DipsAsia.
Cured by
PSAasos's M1pIcArnp TAI DRors,
Try them
AID b teSse nsss
Wasktnstea, ID. C., Dee. 3, 1853.
package Of your Medicdtsd 1ay Drops my son Avins
. severe Ccxsk and Sore Tyoat Ia fast, pronounced
By many In the Arss stages OF DisfhTia,) whom, TO
my establishment. they Gu ed him, a. many neigh
eors will also testify, since which would not b
without them. Respectfully yours.
L. sIHKLAR SMITH, No. 461 Dssrsst.
Prepared and sold By Gao. PsARsos,5 n. Libex-
~ street, Baltimore. Sold also at 49l Eighth st.,
Washins ton, and at the Drag Stores. At Is esnas
Per package. I'm
pa. Durou,'s sus.r-eoats4 FEMALE Regulating
:se s':si Of
iss
sssst snS R and s.SF'
spsssa sa1s: sa
,. ass a.. S; % ss.fr a.; si: e e.
spseias, win esnsi:es the no:t .sss.ie.i q IL
msrit.i Price 81 box. Sold By sc; Perd. cor ;
Nsrg FADE, q aasae; orI.H6Dhan' !. Hat b3s. g
cents box. The best in use. Try IT, Sold ey 9.
iss ton md Hem: essi il.s..dii.. ,.s-T
6llAf PENNSYLVANIA RoUlI, Via BaltsssoYs oad
Hnyyisbsss 10 Tia RovtA sd Wui-TWo trains leave
Washin gton daily and one on SundAy-4uiek time
how fare and connections. Soldiers tickets sold
| through ct Government rates For tickets and fuf-
ther information apply at the Once Of Great Penn
sylyania Route, northeast corner Of PsnAsylvAniA
| avenue aud sixth IT., Warrington. once epen from
| 81 m until ,. m; on SUNDAYS from TO p N,
a My 30 NoAfoA, A6ens.
Cir 10 your only hope Cures any case Of private
complaints in from two 70 four days. II yos would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't fail TO avail yourselves Of this remedy The
ssmaritans Root and Herb Juices Il the only
efeci ~ re nedy for and diseases which have
bean treated with mercury. Take Of this purifying
remedy and be permAnel ty cured. BEE. advertise
mept In another column. jasU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-21

MASON JoNEs-This distinguished orator
will appear in the city on Monday evening
next, and deliver 8 lecture upon Garibaldi. He
only gives three lectures. The select Willard
Hail has been chosen. Tickets-which are
only fifty cents-may be procured at all the
pyiDripnl bookstOrPS.
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AUCTION SALES.

sBIw. 1. WALL q. Co, Aue,Ioneery.
Soa'huest corner Of Penn. ave. and 9.h st.
III. At be Auction Roa@. i.i. .a ,. ,ss.
sss ss4 .,rap
s.: e s5ssrd Ana '0aiSss'''I'' Ss Ss:
| foxes Castle, Brown. and Hard Soap
stsrch, vern scelli, and Maocareni
ohsks PRESERVED MEAIs AND FRUITS,
TT sm. css bic. Cair. TSnsas: and Clans
Isnsts and w.Hsi {. tr sss. .sa Sisfls.
| Eases whishsy, Brandy and Gin Cocktails ana
Barrel; Pixies Xxx and MssaoI. Whisky,
Vs, lou. brands Cigars,
Fin. sas 'Ss s'asi Iss.;ss
koss y. hi.s Load.
A eu,n.tt, of Small storcs.
feH WI. WALL Il Co. Aucts.
By GRRIN WILLIAMS, Auctione.rs.
uorIoh SAL % TH sEns PINE AIRS IS
E, 70 O'Clock a. n, We shall sell, at the Hs''s
One sorrsl Mare. in foe. six years old. entered q ,
o5 as Dun SI no ns.i s,e ave ,s. yS:
The .sos ssi Horses 1as'1 vii s. on tn. ~,
named day ifth-y are net ca ed for ard char 81
The owners can find them By ., owing property,
az howerds Livery stable, On 'ventn street,
tetWeen II and streets north.
John HOw&H
JOHN STAFFORD 81 'esmsn.
By J. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioue> RS
I'RUsTkES SAL OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue OF deed OF trust from 6eora ".
w bite bearing date on the 18th day sl Oct .her.
lbs and recorded ia Lib-r J. A. g., No. is4 10 10
county in the Dstri bia ia a undars;s,.,
will sell at public auction. to the highest kiIi-r
IN fiopt OF the premises. en- FRIDAY thu lsfk d.,y
OIL March. 1862 at 4 O'Clock o. m the foIlovSns
pieces OF property situated in the city of Washinr.
ton; u; c., with the improvements, viz:
All the eastern part or half of origirsI Lot u,u-
bsIed I'VE, t5 Jan Square numbe ed nd re I'D
nifty eight (158 and containing aknut nas sousrs
feet. Also. ps-tof Lot nun bered fve rs lin Sauarf
numbered tue huhdIe I'd and forty sven t9s7
bounded SIS follows Beginning for the same on thc
mort side OF street at poin where the said sido
street ID intersectcd or the iiue OF An sHey
- ieet vice, and running thence westerly with the
and of that width, and in line parallel WITH the
lot. w. VI 'Niu
Terms: One third cash; the residue ir,tvo eaual 4
instruments at and IL mon tbs with interest n ha
secured by the notes Of the purchaser and . dead
o. trust upon the PREMISES
The Terms must be complied With in tbree davis
o. the tru.tee reserves the right to resell at ris
and cost o de1auit,ng purchaser er purchasers
AL cOnvcyaCciEs at pu rchasers' coat
HENRY u. fERNANDIS, Trustee
Re p 2ar2w&ds J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
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Balls PARTIES, 10.

BALLS, Ahi1ESo, &c.
THIRTEENTH GRAN ASSEMBLY a
sftk' -
WASHINGTON BUT CHER CLUB
viii Be given atA ee
CITY SSBMBLY Re- 'omS,
Corner Ohio avenue and Twelfth sta ses, below The
Avenue,
On TUESDAY EVENING Pes H. 1863.
- No ladies admitted who have not b en- in
vited by the Committee
TicKErS.. .oNl DoLLA VI
....- .... COMMITTEE.
Geo. Carl, Geo Berle,p
Chris Kteny, IA n IT.
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By j. G. Mcguire & CO., Auotioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On 2oTa, b.
ry AnP sssns5s a PS,,,s x .,,S q
In ssoare pumNssed ln1 froptinG - 1est inches 80
18th street, sstveeb And streets, snd 49,
sc Is e p,ais txs good buildins lots Of q fsse
inch rom 2ta street, running bact ies set -
Is feet isshss on the alley, and running Sssh
seet sinsSss yiu es goo sepessse ne ,s ~ 49,
outlet int II street.
Tsrns: oss thitd ~ cash, the REMAINDER s !
OF q Of trsst On the premises.