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On Tuesday the Louisville Democrat

On Tuesday the Louisville Democrat
said: /
II the Republican candidates are
elected, zoe see no possible result but disunion
IN The future, I
1t destroys what hopes the patriot
may have of restored and happy Union.
II leaves no prospect Bat disseUerea States,
bitter animOsities, and a mountain of
crushing debt TO keep down forever the
energies of the people.
If we would have checked that mon
strous power in the West as was done
by New York in the East, we may be
said TO hold Lincoln's hands bound
Other10ise, 10 is useless % tJy 10 conceal IL
the books of american freedom and Union
may Be closed.
Pray which Government is the Demo
crat for, in that case, the Federal, or the
Slave Government? There will be
several things closed up, we imagine, be
fore tho American Union.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

XAfoULD do we'll 10 husband and apply their
w means 10 the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
of enhancement in the value OF their property, ward
onthe ind uesmeBts and facilities for dissipation,
aud escape the ditgTacs and ruin incident to boing
caught In their snares and traps which are inYoV-
ing aud destroying thousands.
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"a Capitol Park Street, considered the most deBir'
able part Of the city for Family Resdenees Apply
II. q. SCOYEL.
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Loss of the I'd Brigade at ChIcRa-
mauga

CANT AT CHATTANooaA, TENN.,l
October I'd, 1868.
Editors Union Below l send you the
report Of killed and wounded of the Sd
Brigade, Let Division, Goth Army Corps,
at the Battle Of Ohickamauga;
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The Louisville Democrat tells the fo'-
lowing
"What is the cause OF MasOn's hos
tility 10 Douglas ~ asked a gentleman
ia n ashing ton Of YirginiAn Congress
man, now an officer In the rebel army.
"Pooh" said he; "don't you know 7
Douglas was once 3 oAbinetmaker"
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That Valuable Business Lot,

,C\y the North side Of the Public Square, next to
~ Mossrs n. & D Douglas, fronting twenty
nina and dve twelfths feet, and running back about
opehundred and twenty-five feet 10 an Alley5com.
maadng a ane view Of Market street, is now oiered
forsale by IL o. sOONklh
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Bnena visa Lots for sac !!

uNHEsE LOTS posssaa tho four fold advantages of
4 health, ground VOL suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility -withal, cheapness,
Apply to H. q. sOoNEh.
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Prolonp Life,

DY the purchase Of a Homo Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyances, such ms kkNr DUNs, which
couluse. disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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II. l.. Wood who lives, three miles
west Of Fosters Ferry, AlabAmA, has
gone into the Niger catching trade. We
reproduce his advertisement for the
benefit OF our readers ~ .u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-16

The Brigade went into the fight with
the following force
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-16

| have pack Of well-trAined neg o
dogs, and will hunt At the following pri-
ces:-pwenty dollars for catching, aud
five dollars a day for hunting.
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100000
wtth Of Good Real Estate
FOB SALE,
Planters Bank of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee,

AID all other Good Tennessee Bank Money at parl
,hs REAL ESTATE, comprises some Of The most
aeirable sites In and about tho city Of Nashville
wlich has been and will continue to be one OF the
lleiiost hoalthiest, most thriving, and money max
iur cities in the Union. For sale By
H. G. sCOvEL,
oyrrcE--coruer Of Park and Capitol Avenue, nearly
oDposlte the Capitol, uorth Of Cedar street
a. See herewith schedule, IN part, OF Real Es
taio, VIZ
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For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin Pike,
n corner OF Bass street, containing four rooms,
kthen stable eto,-thirty Ave feet front, one hun
u''' Il. G sC0vEI.
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At az immense Union gathering in
Mary land, the other day, Gov. Thomas
aid
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MARRIED,

On the Sd instant, BY the Rev. W. NJ RYAN.
LANES A BREAST to Miss MARTHA W. VAN
HORN, all of this city 80
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Chapman,
shNDkhEORD M. Waters, of Washin gton to
MISS MAaTEA a. CHAMBERLIN, OF George
town. u. G.
On the 10th of April. BY the Rev Mr. Ryan, of
to Miss MARY MARTIN e !
On the 18th instant, at st. Aloysius Church, by
The by Father bei'zelbereer. August rus T.
city. T.
On the 18th slant, by the Rev Joseph Asch-
warder. tAMu FL DEE BILE, of Fairfax Va to
ELIZABETH ROBERTS, of the District of 20
IBalt papers please copy.
In the runharton-street NJ e Church Geor "a
town, on the sd Instant. by Rev. VIM II. Cnapmsn.
SANPOHD N. WATERS to Miss MARTHA A.
CaAMBERLAINE. -
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DEB,


On the l4th instant, at IL o'clock q. m JAMES
THOMAS, only son Of Thomas and Mary J. Downey,
aged months and u days.
Dearest jimmy, thou hast left US. Al1
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who has befeft Us, 81 -.
He can ell our sorrows heal ~,
Isl Our hope is sinkins-fading fast. st
The Object We adore
In silence slesps-the dream il past,
Oar Jimmy 10 20 more. ~
xpw IN Sstx On Tssd.y mornins lsth in.tsn
months. ' 49, = - = -
TIE friei ds Of the family are invited to attend
tne i1net * rom Tho residence Of his parents, No.
A xxSnaSat a stres5. estween g and 3. ON Thursday
AFTERNOON. a. O'Clock, 81 Es.E 80 a st. Z
@. On the lsth Instant, Mr.. JAMES McPAUL, in the
the I1th Ct ?. M: rom his Late residences. Third
On the 18th inst, Of consumption, MARY n pTA
wife Of George l. Bro drip In the 10th year Of her
fBltimore and Prsisrics. Nd, papers please
copy,I
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA koUTE ria Baltimore and
Harrisburg. TO the forh and Wew-Two trains
leave W ashington 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 st the ofice
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Six street. w ashing-
ton. Office open from a. m to 9 p. m; on Sum
days from to 4p m.
&c l2 ly EO. NORTON Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
ThIs ATTKRNOON Ann YO.9oaR1

rnIs A1rkRNOON AND YO-AoaR0w
By WIN. L. .ALL d CO.. Asetionssrs.
Affhe Horse Bazaar, % sox,b s,d, Losis,a.aar.n..
te'rren Ninth and Tenth streets
A HuT 40 SADDLE. HARNESS AND
Lnp MNsSghs HORSES win bs sold 10 MORROW
HunN1NG, iIth int. At 10 o'r'- * 81 the Bszaar.
WIN. L. WALL q co., Auets
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anetioues..
NALUABLB PROPERTY FOR sAL1~A ,.,t
of Lot No; 4, in Square No. 4es, on 9th street.
opposite t. Fourth Presbyterian Church. hsyins
Oh it . ick dwelling beiepsi ing to the estate OF
a en the Ys: T sss
Sspte m Der letA, IT ocioeK.
Terms: One ha.f caah balance in six and twelve
aRsEs Fl TN
B,J.C. MoGUiRk & Ce. Auc.ioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
4 TA1E IN WAsHINGroH CIrY.-On wEDHES-
DAY AFT ERNOON, sept I6th, at 81 O'Clock, on
the premises by virtue Of deed of trust. bearing
among the land records Of Warrington city, in
District of Columbia, in Ii Der J. A s., No. 1873,
toi!os Az ct seq: We shall sell. At pu bic auction,
to the s hss ss.sn lot or parcel
designated rs lot number six t6), in Dyer,s subdi
visloi of tquars number nin hundr.d and fifteen
t9h), improved by a frame yelling house.
Terms: One third cash to be paid at the time Of
sale; and the remainder in equal payments at six
and twelve months from the day of sale, with
interest; the deferred payments to be secured by .
are not fully compiled WITH sithin i've days rem
the day of sale, the Trustees the right to
fsseti the 1t the risk and cost Of the de-
Washington S-a,. Ali conveysncine to be pait by
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON.
H. G. SPALDtN2,
30 ll-eeads &c Meg UiRE ( Co. Austs
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AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis
PLAYED at the Dollar Store, i3S Pennsylvania ave-
nue., AZ street Be sd vised by MS, go to the
Dollar Store and invest your surplus cash
l1-1r
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limited STATES MARsHAL'S SALE
PERNITURE.


Bs'oneins to S. Waach under the Condsoatios Act.
oee Of n Court
District of Coum oia holding District Court, sad
% At S m to public 81
IL ri iSia a S
m the following Goods, Chattels, Aud Furniture,
Vi. .od or s the ps OF sss
Lot Oilcloth, Cushion Chairs
Hat Back, Lot Maho. y Msscstsnds
kkos GsfPstlgs, Lot Nssesy Bureaus nssSas''
Looking Gl .ssss Bolsters and Pillows,
hounsss SIn-Chairs, Butter Trays.
Work stsnd& FancyTable, Pine Tahlss,
Reception Chairs, Mattresses& a;herbsds,
ssrSise tom Tables, koesias Chairs,
Sideboards, Medicine Chest,
La zee lot Carpets, Venetian Blinds,
Large lot Washstands, Lot Kitchen aa furniture,
LARGE Iot Cham Der Sets, Easy Chairs,
Book Cases, lroE Bedsteads.
Together with many other articles not enume
WARD q. LAMoN,
Sc 5.dts o. Msrsasl.
ByJ C MCGUIRE & co Auetionssrs.
BUILDING LOT ON 10TH STREEr BE-
O..
premises we shall sell, Lot No. Is, in subiivisioa
west, between north q and streets, and running
back IS feet to wide alley.
Terms of sale, cash. and without reserve,
sai4 ]. g. McGUIRE& CO.. Anct'rs.
ByGREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
TOR SALE AT AUoTION-On THURSDAY.
l. the 18th Of Sept, at O'clock p. I will sell
aFRAMK HOUSE and LOT. in Square asi. fronting
63 feet street south and IS feet IUtn street
east. 1t is one of the most desirable lots the
Sixth Ward 1t can be sold at privats sale any
time be fore the sale For terms aoIly to j. q.
QUEEN, No. 66 La. ave., near the Bank of Wash
ington.
sell GREEN i WILLIAMS Auct.
BY GREEN l. WILLIAMs, Austionsers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
H PROVED PROPERTY-On THU RSDAY, the nth
day of September, A. d. 1863 the pre- Misses, st
O'Clock In the aft srnoon shall sell that valuable
property fronting on Virginia avenue. between Sd
Ellen Morton, DECEASED. and being q part of Lot
numbered one ~ in equare numbered seven Hmm
dred and ninety-six (796) improved by COM
Portable three story Brick House and other bald.
irgs
With il will also be sold the alley attached to the
premises leading to 4th street east Ten fee. vida
and fifty 500 feet deep, being the southern part of
Lot fifteen Us, in same square
The house is now unoccn pied, and possession can
be given Immediately.
Terms of sale-cAsH; 500 to be paid at tims of
sale Conveyancins and stamps At the expense OF
the purchaser.
Title indsputable. GEO. p. GULIGK.
ANN NJ POUTCH,
Executors of the late Ellen Morton docsa,sd.
sssl2.l5,Is6I1s
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wi - HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
ION THE EUROPEAN PEAN,)l 8,

462, A64. AND 466 THIsrEENrH srREsT.
The undersigned selicts the patronage Of the
pnhlc This house has pu bic and private a . a
Dining Rooms and Lunch Counter; also, YEEAY
Elsepins Apartments by the week, day or month
ct lbersl terms. Its Larder is &c plxs nitra, and
the Culinary department under the contol of one
Of the beat cooks in the country. Particular atten
ton has been paid to the selection of the Bar
room so that he most fastdiOus connoiseur can
Gro. q. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
N. The Eating Apartments are open night
and day au H-lm$
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WAkRANfKDTo CuxH II SIX DAYs.-Dr. 4odfrey's
Anndote, an English Specific OF sixty-fye sssrs'
Standing, win curs Gosorrh1a in ssz dovs No
ehsngs Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle SOLD
6y q: y. Ford. corner 18th street and rs. avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexsndria IL Fly
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CoRys ARE THE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN
Kisp.-To be relieved of these terrible evils call
en- On Ds WHITE and submit to his mani pulstions.
to his saecessf full treatment of Corns Bunions
nails growing in the aesh, etc Dr.. WHITE makes
cn!ropocy speciality. You are sure to get relief
without experiencing pain. Once No. 42i Penn
avenue hare &c ucisrs building, } between Four
and. half and Sixth SITS "a
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DISEASES OF TIE Nzky ous. SsslS u, UsIsAxY
ment,in Reports Of the Ho1rard As,ociaiio.-ssnt
In sealed letter ehveopes, free of charge Address
PHILADELPHIA. Pa an so.srn
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
VI on THE ISLAND AT AUcTIoH.-On FRIDAY, the
18th instant shall sell in front of tbs premises.
ats O'Clock D. m south half Of Lot 2, in subii
consisting OF good two-story Frame House With
rooms, kitchen and woo6-housa. This property
fronts on seyepth street west. nsxt TO the corner
of south street. aud runs back to an alley.
Terms, Cash,
II An
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On. DuroNr's Sagar-coared Female Regulating
Pills are the ossy best Wss They operate speedily
aud sTAisely, and being sugar coated create nan
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
thess Pills win prove their sspsrioyityorr Allethers
Price 81 a box. Sold by g. @. Ford, corner llth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
COOK, Alexandria. 3a6-1y
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LACTEAL.-Compiain having been made by
certain owners OF cows that q steward Of Har.
wood Hospital was In the habit Of penning up
their animals and milking them the case was
referred 70 Lieut. Smith, OF the Detective Corps,
who reports that the milking was In accord;
.Rnca with orders from the surgeon in charge
who pronounces the cows q nuisance.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE & 90. Auctiourers
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON six PER
~ GENT. SIoCK AT AUCTIoN-On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON sept. 18th, at 5 o 'olock. at the Auc-
tinn Rooms, We shall sell, in sums to suit
16N Cooperation eff Washington six per cent.
stocl.
100 Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown
Stack.
Terms cash.
eell J. G. McHUIRES 90 Arcts
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AcN sHv1NrH sTRxnr, The best place In
4OO toxap - asst roar epRins aad summer
ID ARGAINB, in Meas and Boys Clothing At
ID BRUCE Il CO.'S. 46G Seventh street. Jyl
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 6 CO.. Auctionsers
MAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, ON VIKGisIA AVENUE, BKTw EEs ID AND
AZ STREETS, At PUBLIC AucTIoN-0n FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, Sept. 18th. at O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. q. in su 5dvsiGn OF
Square aT. fronting 35 fact Virginia avenus be-
tween Sd and 41s streets, and running back sbou
100 feet. with IL foot alley raining the whole
depth of the Lot on the west side, tossta. with
the Improvements, consisting Of two story Brick
Dwelling House and brick back building;
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY a
deed of trust on the premises.
sel4 J.O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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WRAPrIHo PAPER for sale at the Star Office coun
ter, at six cents per pound. jy22
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEff

Bachelors cele brated II air Dye is the best in N.
Uorld The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chsnse s
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Blaek or Natural Br0,un, without injurng the hsir
OF staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imDarts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectfes the i'll effects
OF Bad Dyes The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &C. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York Bachelor 3
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly
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NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN

BY PROF. ALEXANDER WoLowsKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
HRw AND sIMPLIFIBD METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE AND
,E SINGING
Profe ssor Woloweki continues his Singing and
Piano Glasses, and opens new course for Piano
aud Singing ss#y % -.
having only 8 slight knowledge OF music VII pS
enabled in very short time to READ mueie w.
great facility and execute Operate Is Wen -
Classical music with rare perfection .
As to the the vocal part, BIZ his way OF vocanns
hon he arrives at most extssordnIh aa s;ras
to vecaise with facility accuracy ana nns qualify
Oh tone PROFESSOR woLQwsKI
receives visitors daily, from 70 = o1cioek q me-
z 3I6 street. on the northeast corner OF ltth
street. - - $50. ~ 10 I'm
TT1BIs is TO GIVE NOTICE that tsssabscriber
has obtained from the 0rpsans,s Court or
Washington county In the District OF Columb Bis,
l.ttars IF administration the personsl estate OF
Moses Shelton late OF the county OF WAshington.
dscessed. AL psrsons having claims aeainet the
ON or before the Is b day Of August nsxt; they
may othe rwise b. Law be excluded fron all benefit
G i've under ny hand this 18th dsy Of
D., 1853 JOSEPH eHRLTON,
1000 LIGHTS, 8 " Yo 10; and 81. Itch, s.sH.
~ ! JOSEPH LIBBY, No. 81 Watsr o., - e.
ee8avs Il Georgetown, D. O. Il
IJoi Hol FOB sMITHs, $50 Seventh street
H the cheapest Clothing House 10 the city. tyl
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SPE1MAfollH1A oAN BIZ OulHp-Dr Rand,a
Specific cures Spsrnaiorrhao. Seminal Wsakxsss,
ly Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the
specific, Sill convince ths most sksRtieal Of It's
ner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Warrington and
Henry Cook Alexandria = n 6,iv
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LOCAL NEWS.
aMnsEMENrs TONIGHT.


FoRn's THEArER.-"The Naiad ueen" and
the comedy of "Deiicate Ground" will botn De
performed tonight again al Fcrds. "lne
Naiad queen" Is SO popular that 1t Is scarceIy
necessary TO call attention 10 il. People ,c,H go
to see IT, Mr.. Chas w heatleigh, since his advent
among Us, has become quite popular.
WASHINGTON THEArER.-Tne performance
here 10 might will commence with the play OF
the sYoung Widow" Mr.. j. u. Dunn Wll
sing /" No one to nve," after winch VIII oe per
formed he melo dramatic sketch OF inc "Ooun,
trrfeiter,' and the whole performances VIII
Stage Struck Tailor" This IL good bili, ana
To make il more attractive the ghost VIII appear
CANTERBURY was again crowded last night
uIhp ghost, appeared again, and was, as
ususL loudly applauded. Besides, the entire
company appeared in one of the best bills of
the season Mile and Clara Fowler were
charmingly graceful In the dance, and the
pretty performers, Lille Brandon, Julia Rich
mond, Florence Rivers, and others, also did
their parts well.
YAEIETIEs-Fitzsimm play, "The Muir
derer's DcOm," will be performed to night
again, and incidental TO II the s.Ghost" will
appear. The regular company will all ap-
pear in q regular concert nall entertainment,
and Miss MaZora Arnold will give her cias-
sic dclineations of Roman and Grecian stat
uaTy.
WYMAN, the Wizard, is having good audi
ences al Odd Fellows Hall, nightly, and OF
course every one is delighted His moving
amusement, and elicit much applause. They
are well worth SEEING and the Professors feats
of yentriloquism are also worth noticing.
BALL To NIGHT.-The employees of the cor
poration in the Seventh Ward will give a grand
bail Tonight at Turner Hall, on New Jersey
avenue; the proceeds to be devoted to securing
q substitute Tor drafted man.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other ssFor Sale and Rent see FIRST pag-l
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OF FOR SALE-That desirable unimproved
Goth and 2lst streets went. is offered for safe It
has front on the Avenue OF ffty.eight 1887 feet
three inches il493l2) TO twenty feet alley, and
ten ieet side alley the east. This is of the
yer, best vacant lots in the whole city. Apply at
the Gas Office. Sc l6 eo2w (
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
FOR OTHER AUCTION sALls SEE lsf PAoH,
By W. L. WALL & co.. Auet,opeers.
II the Horse Bazaar, 9S sosfA side Lovisiaa a,.,,<
tefrreeH Ninth and Tenth streets,
A SPLENDID PAIR OF GRHY HORsra
"A PHAEroS, and HARNESS Az AUcr.os-ys
SATURDAY MOANING, isth inst, ct 10 -o'sloef.
We will sell At tae Bazaar, splend d pair Of CrVT
norsss, Handsome Pheion, ano Harness.
sells WIN. l.. WALL CO.. & Auots.
By THohAs BOWLING, AuetiQnssr.
HOUSEHOLD F1RSITtRs AND EPsEors
- AT ACGfloN.-I viii sell, ca FRIDAY MORN
ING next, September 18th 1t 10 clock, at No lag
sscrnd street, near ths College gate, Gsoreeto .n
the Furniture and Effects ofa ssntieman LEAVING
the city cnmprisipg-
Parlor Chairs, Sofa, &C.
Ihree-ply lngr sin, and other Carpets
Eureauss Bedsteads and Mattresses
Chairs, Tables, Lounges, &c,
Wardrobes Mirrors stoves &c,
CIockery and Glassware
Kitchen Stove and Rec nisites,
And many Articles net mentioned.
Sale positive. Terms cash
seN THOS DOwLIN9 Aues
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COLUMBIA CORNRT AND eTRING BAND
~ The undersigned especially announces W.
to the Du bic, inst he is ready TO furnish MusiclE
fer friVata Parties. Balls. Pic Mos, Parades, 1
Exhibitions. etc wit n any number OF Music;ar
reqnired. at the shortest notice, by leaving orders
At John lsen an g, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
anu am street east. i HEfRY ISEMAN. l.
ocS oui +. .A-rs +. i
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PREs2NTATIoE.-A listle episode of SO graft
Tying nature occurred lately at u ). General
Hospital Emory, as 10 ba worthy OF a place in
our columns. DR.. w. H. Combs, an acting as
SIS iant surgeon, was made the recipient of
tioE icing made by Ward Master Emerson in
behalf Of the inmates of Ward Il. DIR. Combs
has been attached to this hos pital for the ,aast
fifteen months, and, by his uniform urbanity
aud gentiemaniy department, together with his
professional skill, has won the esteem of all
with whom he has been associated. The nu-
meIous friends OF our respected Young citizen
VIII read with pleasure of this mark of ap-
probation and esteem in his early career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-16

THE BRANNIS HoMICuls-A hearing before
Justice Giberson in tie case OF Policeman
Thompson, charged 18th shooting Military
Detective Brannin, il going on in the Alder
mems Chamber, 1T TIE City Hall. We shall
give full particulars in our second edition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-16

BNTONIA J. FORD IN THE OLD CAPITOL
Miss Antonio ]. Ford, ofGen. StoughtoE noto-
riety, was this morning seat TO the Old Capt.
tol by Col. Wells. She was arrested at the time
of the capture of Gen. Stoughton, it will be re-
membered, and subsequently ordered South.
She returned 10 Fairfax q. H. on Saturday last,
AT which place she was arrested by COL Lowell,
who forwarded her 10 this city. She will, cyl.
IDENTIFY, remain In the Old Capitol sufficient
length OF time to reflect upon the evil Of her
ways.-Aier. NetUs, Sept. 18Th a} F- s