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LOCAL NEWS.


WAsHINaroN TAHATER.-Mr. Cassidy an
nounces the last performance of the d" Death
Fetch" this evening, and consequently the last
opportunity tosee the "ghost" of Lujeaa, which
has created such Juror In Paris and in this
city. We understand the management here
have made an engagement with two great r. vor.
ties, Lofty Hough and Dan Setchell, and tnat
they will appear Monday night.
FoRD's THEATER.-Ever since the opening
of Ford's new Theater, three weeks ago, the
fire dramatic pageant, 1.-THE Naiad Queen"
has been upon the boards. 1t is put on the
stage in such excellent style, and each charac.
ter is well sustained, that 1t would prove q
source OF attraction for many nights more. Mr..
Ford, however, desires to present other novel;
ties, and this evening, therefore, is the last
opportunity to witness 1.-THE Naiad Queen"
CANTgRBURY.-It matters not how MANY
places Of amusement may be in operation in
this city, or what may be the attractions else
where, Canterbury Hall never fails to he we'll
attended. This weeks performance especially
has attracted large audiences. 1.-THE Ghost, "
was the main attraction. Added to this was
the fine dancing OF Mile Fowler and the regu-
lar Concert Hall entertainment.
TARIETIEs.-"The Murderers DOOM" will
be performed at the Varieties again to- might,
aad incidental to its performance sthe Ghost"
VIII appear. "Ghosts" are the order at this
time, and the Varieties, not TO be behind hand.
produced one in admir- able style. The result
was coed houses each night. The Concert
Hall bill IS also performed nightly.
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.

BY THUMAS DUW LTNU, Aucti0neef.
GeOt geto,pn, ID. C.
j Il TowN.-Will be sold on To ESDAY, Sept 18th,
at O'Clock, on the premises, the House and Lot at
georgetown, d. O The Lot fronts 63lf feet on
Water btreet by IS feet Jefferson. and is i'm
proved by . large Three story Brick House with
back building.
Terms +; One fourth each one, fourth in six
months one-fouIth in twelve months and one
ses p III e's THOs. BOWLING. Auct,r.
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POLICE REPoRTs-Second Precinct-Samuel
Smith and Gallagher Williams, disorderly; 81
each.
Third Frecinct.-Austin Peabody, dismissed.
Lewis Davis, do; do. VIM. Bennett, do, one
soldier, drunk; military. Geo. McCallan and
PROXY, disorderly; S1.43 Jne. Mahoney, do;
s2:4i. Susan Moreland, selling liquor to
soldiers; 800.
fourth Precinct-Frances Penny, drunk and
disorderly; 80. Phillip Burnes, drunk; s..
VIM. O'Hare, drunk and disorderly; $I.75.
John Delaney, do workhoDse Pat Hannah,
disorderly; do. Elijah Floyd, do; 50. Andrew
Balmain, assault and battery: dismissed.
Sirth Precinct.-Cath. O'NeiI, Cornelius Col
Inns, Ann Collins, threats dismissed. Louis
Davage, fighting; DIR. w. Hurley, assault Jas.
A. Curran, assault and battery; do. J. Wood
ward, assault and battery; 80. John Donnelly,
drunk; 81.
Tenth Precinct.-CarolneP ickreli and Eliza
beth Davis, drunk dismissed Jno. Baltimore
and Mary Donnelly, disorderly; deferred.
Mary Robinson, drunk; dismissed
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. R1WARD.-Lost,a large NIWFOUNDLAND
.CC DOG black with white spot on his breast.
The above reward win be paid il returned to No
252 street, between 18th and 18th. 1t"
FOUND On the 10Th instant, BLACK BCFFA-
l. LO cow. with young CALF, tied in the
woods. The owner can have by cAlling at the cor.
ner OF n and Twenty first streets;
STRAYED Oh STOLEN-On the 9Th instant,
~ RED COW. with white stripes on her back. A
liberal reward will be paid if returned to the
owner. @. HAROLD,
sci st. on street, bet 9Th and It'll.
c. z REWARD-strayed or stolen, on the Sd of
.pJ September. . BED BUFFALO COW, with Q
white head. The finder will receive the above
ward by leaving ker at MICHAEL CRATTY'5,
Capitol Hill, Il street north, between I'd and Sd.
Sc IL 2ta
FSTRAY One SORREL HORSE. l51z hands
~ high, branded; and three COWS The fore
going will be sold II not claimed within the pre-.
scribed time Apply to the Ste ward of Hardwood
Hospital &c orcoran's + arm) Seventh street.
se IL st"
GAME TO THE PREMIsEs OF THE sUBsoRI-
- Der On THURSDAY, Sept. 10th a small BLACK
COW. with both her ears slit. The owner is re.
qqested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges ana take her aDSEsNyN 1s sHANEHAN,
Sc II ST First stree,. between X and L.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE PREMISES of John
w M. Young, by small boy, on the 9Th of Sep
tenn Der, BAY MARE COLT, about two years old.
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property pay charges, and take her away, or else
JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
sc list No, 65 Maine avenue.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Office cou
ter, at six cents per pound. jy71
SRORET DTSRAsES.

HECRKF DISEASES.
Sarlaritan's Gin is the most certain, safe and
sdy ever disco!ersd Cnres s IN two to four days,
AID recent cases in swsnty-four hours No miner:
taken. It Is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those Who do not want to be exposed. Male pack.
Samaritan's Roof and Herb Juiess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofuls, Ulcers
Sores, Spots, letters, dc. Price 81, six bottles
Tor o5. Sold By 8. @. Ford. See Advertisement. md
BPIIxAroRIHnA oAN BE OullD.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures Spuss6toTrh0a. Seminal Weakness,
ISsposaey Loss Of Po,or ETC., speedily and tescna
". Its effects are truly magical trial of The
HpeciAn-Hiu convince tina most Bksptical Of its
me rits. Price 81 3 box. Sold By 8. O. Ford, cor
ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6-ly
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HIDI6LHIDlS,
wipElsp1Y and AfU SI a Il s'olS 80 2
n. 8 the NAarf on MxtA street, wa.hinstoa, sI
sale. ,rI Il
Term, s = in TrsasuEy notes. 70 :. Rssa q Tia
Jan [Chron.l It. Col. and d, q. U.
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FHvER AND AGUEi Fever and Agueu Fever and
Ague !!-Emigrants and others who remove to the
Western part Of the United States, complain in
bitter terms Of the fatal diseases that prevail in
Dici ems, the Shakespeare Of this age, in PIC
turing Little Eden.n Western settlement,
that the most fourishins Institution WAS the
Fever and AEue, which had killed all Who
Marx Tapley. who could only be 10 LILY under the
most gloomy circumstances, said that Fever and
Asue had given him cause for more jolity than he
would like to experience again. Hostetter's Csls.
brate Btters is the only for this terrible dis
them, and be convinced Of their powers.
Sold by DruGg ists and dealers generally every
where
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Bininser d Co., 237
Penn ave. se10-eo5t
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ARRIvED.-Yesterday 1855 workmen in the
O uartermastsr's Department from Phlladel-
phia, and 1O5 drafted men from Pittsburg, ar
rived at the Soldiers Retreat
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CENTER MARKEr.-The prices have varied
but little during the week, and to-day were Is
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nv1n1srp G ss%Tsa 2. 9, cpooxppv

N
"A GLASSWARE. TINwARE, H. RDwARB, TIMERS
Tools, HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRH, &C., &c, AT AUo,
Court, on WEDNESDAY, MORNING. next. Sept:
10th, at 10 O'Clock at the residence tbs late Ohm
b awkina, No. la High street, all of his effects.
consisting Of general assortment OF Croosery
such as is usually kept In . retsi, store Also,
complete assortment of Timers Tools, beno hes,
New Tin, &c Also, o general assortment Of
an sma and mnder cash over So credit OF
40 and 90 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed notes
n.ayine intsrest Sale positive.
so THOs. BOWLING Auctr.
4 asISTANT on ARTERMASTERB OFPIOR,l
"A Corner Of G aad Tirenly' second streets,
Washinetc sept mber 4, 1853. \
NOTIOy-Will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Quartermaster's Warenouss; on the square between
X and +, Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets
on "WEDNESDAY. the 73i inst +, q large lot Oh
Qrsrtermaktsr's storts, cona emned Is unit fer
public seryice eonss ting in part Of Strap Irsn aud
Lsatner, Saddles, Brides, parts Of Harness and
Wagons, Tents, Tools and I'm Implements.
Terms cash in Government funds.
O. n. TOMPKINe
se5 Captain a. Q H., u A.
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A P1o MO FOR THE EFT
ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
WILL BE HELD
The PARK, til street.
On wEDNIsDAY. the 10th inst,
Commencing at 10 o'olo tx m and closing at p n,
A good coTILLIoN BAND will be in attend
ance. q
Persons wishing to visit tho Park will find q
ample conveyance to and from the grounds k4A
by the City Railroa d cars
Tickets of admission, for Q gentleman, SO cents:
for lady 26 cents; for children 10 cents-to be-
had Of any Of the
Committee
Geo Harvey, v. n. Harvey, Hugh Tum ulty,
Ihos SoGAn. DanI Myers, Harvey,
John Green, Jas. Chapman, Walter Drury,
Jos. ketfer, +. b. Bridget, P. Jordan.
Mel fitzgerald g. =. KidMsll. Joseph HastIne
VIM. IrizEell, Thos. Williams, G. r. Queen.
John eullivan, Dan u Linkins,
seStd [Ckropic!s.1
COLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces ~
to the public, thai he Is ready to furnish Music &
for Private Parties. Dalls. Pic Mics, Parades,
requiIed st the shortest notice. By leaving orders
At John 1semsn's, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY IS1MAN.
asQ9 SINS
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CoRNs ARE THE UNIVERSAL Torment OF MAN
KIHD.-To be relieved of these terrible evils call
on DR.. WHITE and submit to his mani pulstio ns.
Hundreds OF our citizens testify With gratitude as
Nails growing in the Gesh, etc DIR. WHITE makes
chiropody speciality. You are sure to get relic T
avenue ( Lar & fuckers building y between Four
and O. half and Sixth SITS sci
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
1en ofHAa AUCTION SALES sIl ISL PX01
ByaR1lN WILLIAMS, 1uetionsers.
F'ok eAL1 At AUCTION -on THUeeDAY.
.yRAsE aoosiY ssa Il fSS i r :l :A
ssst 10 Of the most dssirsSIs icss ~ ~
tme btiOrs the sale For terms srsiy t a. a9y
9O41N, No. GO La. ave., near the hank Of WAX.
ssll.d 4RRsN WILLIAMS. Aasss,
ByGREEN L WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
COOP TWO STORY iRAME HoUsa ANpLor
NH inst.n. v. shall sell IL front 81 shs prsmls.s'
NO. ss 4. Il. In .sS
rooms. 81 s0 s1a nrsms aea.s vim
seventh street. .sss 10 ;bs
street aud rams Sasi to an Sii.y corner
Terms One half cash balance in u months. the
bearing interest nom day OF sale. desa 1ivsS
Ar Sd deed of trust s itk;P rIii
By. G. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auotioneer..
AsI sza4. sx sIpi Naa lot 5.ss ON EonrH
FIRsr sIRIE, wEsf,,on MON DXYAFTiRHooN,
Sci ssR 1s. ss e.. q the "a.
fronting Is feet on north K street, between New
yer,ey avenue and First street west. and running
Terms: one.third cash; the remainder In six ana
Twelve months with interest, secured By deed OF
SEES " y 10 MCGUIRE L CO.. Auess.
ByJ. Q. Met UIRE & CO., Auctionesrs -
= PuBIio Auorlos. -6n MONDAY aFFiRSoooN.
Sept 18th at clock at Riley wharf, foot Of ilts
spars. Rissins. Sails, Anchors. Chains, & O.. saved
steamer Dsnli aX Xsf;tsfk t Az is Ss.,..
se 4-5S,I2&H J. O. MCGUIRE & Co, Auots
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'e8 10. MCGUIRE & co .Aucts.
RvJ. c. Meg IRE IL CO., Auctionesrs.
=

HvJ G. Meg IRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUsE-
~ HOLD HEEEoIs Ar PUEBLO Auction On UES-
Minister, corner of Fifteenth and II streets We
shall sell the Furniture and Effects, omprising-
in crimson cateline, and comprising Sofas Otto
mans, Arm, Easy. and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Rosewood W hist and Fancy Tables
Ladies' Writing Desk, and Bookcase Of Rosewood
Handsome Crimson Silk and Rep Curtains with
Lace Curtains, Cornice, and Fixtures
arae Marble Vase and Stand Music Stand
Oak Extension Dining Tables, Gig hteen Oak Dining
Chairs, Marble top sideboard, two Bullets or
Marble. top Table, Mirror in Oak Frame, Buffers
Tray and Stand, Car wing Tables
Carpets. Oilcloths, and Rugs
wiring Desks Tables, and Bookcases
Oak Mutical Case, two Etegeres
Office Arm Chairs, Hat Rack
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus, Tai. es, and Wash islands
Mahogany Double and Single Bedsteads, with Hair
and Spring Mattresses
Toilet Sets Lounges Window Shades
Oak Wardrobe, Glass Front Bookcase
Gas and Coal Stove 8, Cosl Oil stoves, &c.
AT 10 O'CLOCK
In front of the premises, shall sell one Coupe
Carriage, with Harness for two Horses.
Terms cash.
selo 60 MCGUIRE & CO Aucts.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore and
HarriS5urs: TO the Norrh and Wsst.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at thu off ce
of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of
Pennhylyania avenue and sixth street, Washing
ton Office open from 8. m. to 9p. NJ; on Sun
days from to 4p.m.
Sc IL 1y 4. o. NORTON, Agent,
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BEDFORD MINERAL WATER, fresh from the sprin g
for sale on drau8ht by Sparks d Simms, corner
New York avenue and Fourteenth street Sc St"
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e + REWARD.-Lost, on the sth instant, on 7th
Rc street, between street north and Steamboat
Wharf, PLNSION PAPERS belonging to J. W:
bean, The above reward will be paid II returned
to JOHN CASEY, on 4 street, between ~ and 9Th
streets, (lsland.) SO l0-3tS
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AGAIN we ca / attention to tho really elegant and
varied stock Of yewelry and Plated Ware now dis
nue. rear Al street Be ad vised by us Go to the
Dollar store" and invest your surplus cash
Sc l2-1WH
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WARRANTED TO ogRa N Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrsyl
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-n years
Standing, win cure GoserYhea in sag days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Nashinstoa. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. tae-Iy
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WYMAN, the wizard and ventriloquist, is
coming, and will commence a series of his de-
hghtful entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall,
Seventh street, on Monday evening next This
will be good news to the little folks, and many
s'children of larger growth will not fail to at
tend his leyees
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CAPT. KRAUsE REINsrATED.-Capt Krause,
of the Quartermasters Department, who had
for long while under his charge the burial of
dead horses, and who, 1t will be remembered,
was arrested and placed in the Old Capitol, on
charges Of fraud, has been released and rein
stated in his old position, the charges against
him having been proven to be unfounded.
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NEW SINGING CLAss.-Prof Alexander Wo-
lowski, the well known Pianist and Vocalist,
opens at his residence, No. 3l6 F street, corner
of Eleventh, a new singing class for ladies and
gentlemen, by his new and simplified method.
The very satisfactory results the Professor has
obtained with his numerous pupils in his pre-
vious courses, afford con incing proofs to those
who wish to become fine singers of the desira-
bility of awaiting themselves Of his ne W system
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ByJ.C O. MCGUIRE & co. Auctionsers.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL lG

l. TATE III WASHINGTON CIrY.-On WEDNIS-
Pa PAY AHIERkooN, Sept 18th at 81 o'clock, on
date en- the ID day Of June, 1850, and recorded
among the land records Of Warrington city, in
foioa "a, Ct ssa We :ha s. Hs At public a MS
70 the bidder al tn certain lot or parcel
esignated lot number SIX (6), In Dyer's subdi-
vi ,a Of square number nine hundred and fifteen
Terms: One third cash to be paid st the time OF
sale; and the remainder In equal payments At six
interest; the deferred payments to be secured By
deed OF trust on the property. And il the terms
are not fully complied with y thin Eve days from
the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
ISaians pufcSnssef on one 1eeLs 1once IN tne
ERAsMUS J. MIDDLETON,
n. O. sPALDIN8,
TruateAa of phuanix Ruildinx Iaacisfiol
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DISEASES o. fHs NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URIsAa1
ment-in Reports of the HoDa,d Acknowledgment
IN sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Or, J: skihin Houghton, Howard Association,
RhilAdelphiA, Pa. su 22.3u
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C'AMl TO THE SUBSCRIBER, ON Wednesday
- night, Sept. 9th, THREE OOWS-ons buffalo
Cow, red and white spotted and two spotted
forward, prove property. pay charges, and take
Their away: JACOB POSs, Brightvood Park Hotel,
Roads "a 1I-3ts
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EsTRAY BAY HORSE-Marked @. and U. 8.
IL The owner is wanteo to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away. Corner
9Th and streets east. se 10 3t*
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TAKEN ESTRAY-On the Goth of August,
L large BAY MARE. about years old; one hind
and fore foot white; has the distemper. The owner
is requested to come forward prove property pay
charges, and take her away, otherwise she will be
disposed of according to law.
JOHN CARROLL.
Inquire at Tenth Precinct Police Station Island,
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TOR sALE-A large three story BRICK Dwell
Il LING and LOT. on Penn. avenue, No. %, be-
tween oath and 18th streets. containing eleven
rooms hall gas and furnace Large y ard
trees. Price $40 900. The house is in complete
repair. Posfession given Immediately. Also the
BILE three-story Brick House, with back building,
and Lot on street between 9th and 25th streets,
Avenue se Saw
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WANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets. Beds, Bedding and
b. BUCHLY, <2s 9TH st,
mar SO-n bet. and 81. east side
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nI6TRICT OF COLUMBIA, County of Washiag-
y toa-I hsrby certify that Earnest Bsrgd arf, Of
osd Co9nty brought before me the one
county, this Ninth day OF September. in the yesr
dsSS ReneIanZ t!sssg4ssing upon his
star n his forehead sore on the back and and sore
snoniasr iaod all round; heavy switch tail about
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Sevt 1855.
DANIEL R0 Wand, J. p.
The owner VIII please come forward, prove Drop
sfty pay chars asd take IL away from Eng ssids.
half mile north Columbia College ct Waihridge g..
sc 2AVSVs j. BlR6DARR,
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BY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SAL1.-A Fart
of Lot No. 4, in Square No. IaS, ON 9th street
opposite tt Fourth Prssbyterisn Church hsvins
en- t. Sick dwelling belonsins to the estate Of
place on the premises WlDNlsDAY EylNIK2,
Septe m Der 18th, at O'Clock.
Terms: One haif cash !; balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust on the premises
Sc 2-2awIweo GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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By GRElN & WILLIAMS. Aucionssrs
FOR SALE LOT Mo. 5, IN Square No. sas, on
land, having on it Q comfor table frame dwelling
bslopsing to the estate Of the late AlsIAnder
EvEnIE &c. September 18th, ~ S O'Clock. Sale to
take place on the premises.
Terms One-hAf cash balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust the prem Uses.
Sc 2 2awlweo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND with hand
' come Residence, Fruit Trees, Shrubbsry. Co.
AT PRIVAVE sALE..The subscribers offer at
Hill, bounded By south Carolina avenue, south K
ST. eet Second and Third streets east and improved
Stabling, Ice House, &c., fine Fruit and Shade
Trees, Shrubbery, &c, &c. and 10 in every respect
o desirable residence or would make hrst- class
pleasure garden.
FOR terms, DC, apply to J. O. MCGUIRE & CO..
Auctioneers se8-6t
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tn GRAND BALL,
i He UNITED ARTICULATION will siys tn air
Third Grand Bal! at Odd Fellows Hall Navy -
Yard on THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. l7sh, a
1853. Tickets 8 Il, admitting gentleman and "a
ladies. By order Of the fAA
ee I0-Ts COMMTTTIB~
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FoRD's NEW THEATER-Spectal Card 10 Dra-
matte ErcursionistS.-Mr. Ford announces that
for the benefit Of those Dramatic Excursionists
of the sNaiad @ ueen" at his New Theater, and
return to Baltimore on the same night, a special
train will leave the Washington depot at IL
O'Clock D. m, thus allowing full time to wit
pess the performance and be on their return to
Baltimore before midnight
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III cosr'p op AN Tn1an s, LIE AZ
PUBLIC AUcTIos.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept l4th at " o'clock on the premises, We shall
eether IS feet on street at the corner of Third,
and running back 100 feet to rs foot alley, to be
divided INFO three building lots of 81 feet inches
Terms One third car h the re nainder in six and
twelve months with interest, secured By deed Of
trust on the premises.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE PUBLIC
~ that the subscriber did on Sept 8th 1868 early
In the morning, tako up as estray one Dun COLT.
about the age OF Is months; ana one MARE, about
pesrance Of being worked. They are both in good
order; The owner or owners thereof can havs the
by calling on the undersigned, No. rs "a street.
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EOR sALR-One. half of SQUARE 177, on 18th
II street, between street and T. For particu-
lars, inquire at FINLEY & BROS Sesar store,
corner of Seventh and streets Sc 7-7tr
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suffers! Sutlers!

A & M. LANDsBERG & Co., corner of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
IS Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
80 Butts Natural Leaf.
30 Cases Sardines.
80 Kits MAckerel, Nos. and 2.
60 Cases Maltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. &C., sc.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, Catawba,
Schnapps, &C., and a complete assort-
ment of Notions.
by giving US trial you will find it TO
your advantage.
A. g. M. LANDsBERa s. Co.
Sept 10.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
For the Union !
ScrenRdo

Last eve our ears were ssluted by
sounds of "sweet music and on inquiry
found that Col. Strickland and Msjor
Cotter, Chief Of Artillery, accompanied
by the brass band of the 50th regiment
Ohio volunteer infantry, were serenading
Gen. Il. S. Granger
We drew near, and were made glad by
the rehearsal of several national airs,
which were well rendered by the band,
which is composed of amateurs from the
regiment Toe occasion of the serenade
was the anniversary of the battle Of
Chaplin Hills, KY and also a. a well
merited compliment TO the General, who
has won the encomiums of all since he
assumed command Of this post. Tho
band and officers accompanying were
invited in by the General, who extended
to them both his thanks Tor the oompR.
ment and also the Sparkling wine,"
accompanied with the hope that they
might celebrate many more victories over
the myrmidoms OF treason.