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The Shasta courier., 1863-05-23
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY REcoaDER

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER
OF THE COUNTY, OF SHASTA.
l. J. r. Durick, County Recorder # the county
of Shasta, State of California, and ex-ofcio Clerk
of the Probate Court in and for said county, do
reby certify the foregoing to be true and cor
rect copy of an order duly made and entered upon
the minutes of said Probate Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate
Court, this sixth day of May A. D. 1868
J. R. DURICK, Clerk
By Jso. L. DESr, Deputy. mil
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CHARLES MCDONALD an
For Tax Collector.

=. IL. GR.ft Est announces himself as a can
didate for the Office of Tax Collector of Shasta
county. subject TO the action of the Union County
Convention.
French Guich, Iay 90, 1863 my23
Janesville, May 1th, 1863
announce myself as a candidate for the office of
Tax Collector of Shasta county subject to the ac-
ton of the Union County Convention.
my9 w. GARDEN
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SEMI OFFIoIAL.-The Richmond Enquirer.
edited by John Mitchell, which is said to. be
the organ of Jefferson Davis, says in late
issue.
We can see no prospect of peace atdll
not this year or next year; not at the erd of
Lncolns presidential term. nor of the rext.
Everybody wishes for it, and longs and pfays
for it; everybody both in the Federal States
and in the Confederate. Yet let us not de-
ceive ourselves-the peace which they hng
for at the North is not the same peace which
we pray for here. Their peace means refon
struction ours means separation. eean
never make peace. never. much as we deeire
it, leaving in the enemy's hands New nr.
leans, Kentucky, Maryland, and Nilsson :
without at least ensurng to those States the
fnli freedom to decide, uncontrolled b3 the
coercion Of foreign armies, whether t.
| a astaeh .hsnaseivss 4s-.h-s-ass.hsrn =
or to the southern leagues. We can -.
make peace while one southern fortress has
the hated flag of the stars and stripes foa t
ing over its walls, while one hostile ship pre-
sumes to blockade southern harbor. They
cannot m; ke peace, giving up to us our forts
and harbors; acknowledging the right of Sc
cession in the Border States. and admitting
themselves beaten and disgraced. Their
peace is, to us. continual, eternal war; our
peace is to them ruin and perdition. Ifthere
is to be peace, then. on whose terms shall it
be-theirs or ours? Neither. We are to
have war, no peace"
The Shasta courier., 1863-05-23

Az account Of the battle Of Waterloo has
been found in the Duke of Welliu- -ton's hand.
writing and is to be Published 1t refutes
much that Theirs says on the subject.
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A UNION League has been formed in MIL
Vile, in this county. numbering 46 members.
The good work goes bravely on.
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ADMINS TRAITORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
~ the order of the Probate Court of the county
OF Shasta in the State of California, made on the
18th day of May, A. D. 1868. in the matter of the
estate of Henry Stevens deceased. the undersigned,
administrator of said estate. will sell public
ton to the highest bidder for cash United States
gold and silver con--i1 one parcel. and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
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For sheriff.

Shasta, May 18th, 1868.
w. L. HOPPING announces himself as
candidate for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the
action OF tbs Union County Convention. myI6a
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DIED..

At Whisky Creek, on the 10th inst, Harry Cliff
ton, of A. c. and r. s B. Swain. aged years,
l month and days.
At Whisky Creek, on the 7th inst, the wife of II,
s. Preston.
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Monday, the 18th day of June. A. D. 1858.

at II O'Clock. NJ, at and upon the premises herein
after described, all the right, title interest and
tate of the said inestate the time of his DEATH
and all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation of law or otherwise, ac-
auired other than or in addition that of the said
intestate, at the time of his death, in and to all
that lot. piece parcel of land situate, lying and
beng in the said county of Shasta. and described as
follows to wit: One land claim of 100 acres, and
improvements. situated upon Ash Creek county
aforesaid designated as the south halfof the north
quarter of the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of section %. township No. 30
north. range No we Mount Diablo meridian.
TERMS; Ca<h-U. S. gold aud silver coin-ten
per cent. of the amount bid the day of sale. bal
ance on confirmation of lie by said Probate Court;
deed at expense of purchaser.
DENNIS H DUNN.
Administrator of estate of Henry Stevens, decd
Shasta, MAY 2sth, 1888. mye3
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Treasurer.

FELIX TRACY will be candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Union County Convention. my23
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Filed May 9th, 1868.
J. R. DURICK, Clerk of P C.
By JOIN {. DEST, Deputy,
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Paulina Brown VS.. George p. Mcclure.

Action brought in the District Court of the 9th Ju
dical District, of the State of California, and the
Complaint filed in the said county of Shasta, in
the Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
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For Recorder.

For Recorder.
- eco. ID. FORBES announces himself n
Candidate for the office of County Recorder subject
to the action of the Shasta County Union Conven-
ton. mvo
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fOr Assessor

FOR Assessor
CALEB WATKINS announces himself as a
candidate for County Assessor subject the action
of the Union County Convention
May 10, 1863. mvl6
Nm. =. kAPPLE announces himself as
candidate for the Office of Assessor, subject to the
action of the Shasta County Union Convention.
myl6 VIM. s KAPpIF.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the 9th Judicial District OF
the State Of California, in and for the county of
Shasta.
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f June, A. ID. 1868,

and ez-ofHcio Judge of the Probate Cour
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DEB,

On the 18th instant. AMY HOLDEN, danshts
OF Thomss aud Catherine Holden, aged IA months
and Is days.
The friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on THURSDAY, at 3
O'Clock. from her parents residence, No. 1876
south q str eet, bet. Sd and "A sts.
On the 18th inst. After q lingering iunsss, EMMA
lUG1NIA. second daughter of Uriah D. Add 30.
phis G: Harrison, aged . years and months.
The friends OF the famiiy reques. Ted to attend
her funeral on Wedne sday evening, the 18th, at 4
o'clock, from her iatAsr D residence g ~ street
eetween 18th and 10Th.
Tuesday, August 18th, MIE A. dsus htsr of Ckas
and Martha Scauefmsnn, aged years and
nonths.
TAs funeral viii! take place this afternoon Z. 5
O'Clock.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst. THOMAS O'DON-
MEL L, aged IS years; native OF Coanty Lmer isk
Parish Of Ralhkale, ireland.
WILLIAM HENRY MITCH ILL.,. son Of J. 81
and e. o. Mitchell, died August 18th, 1855, assa
year, months, Is days. The Lord gave and the
Lord hath Aisn svsy, blessed Be his name.
AT garstosa Springs, of rapid consumption, on
the 18th deg Of August. 1855, in the SSth yesr Of
10. age. NARY T., beloved Va. Of BuohAnaa
Mich olson, 0aa a., Of 4npRDolfs, Ma
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R1AL IsrAr1 FoR gAL1.

By virtue Of decree Of The Circuit go.r. for
trAtcrs Old .. Disses, deceased are painants,
=, 2 Ssss, Vim G:f i .aSs :si:
fair day hs-ssftsr,) =. the reversionssI intersss
as 81. ID ssr f., i': . e s
In Prince g ofees County. Of which Mrs. Nora
0igsss u tn tenant in dover, containing aboat
e a RE HILL ia ar miles por.h.ss, Of washing
!, s.S sa
directly By the Sosdiss Ho,ne, or ey North Uaptet
:as ssa ~ ss e * a, a
Ss.i1. s ss Ss n M j.
,,sniss =: !: sl... sss
The soil L Of the arst ass and sascepG-
BILE Of the highest state Of cult sationIs partieu
INV aoop 4 4
ess.r and locust 70. fsnsins - supply Of
cisdins iss:s sricz stable and C.ariass aSs.e
n July .;Tsassa and il good order, aad ! good
Tyms Of Sale, as Prescribed BY til. rrse. ara oa.-
the residue in equal instamsnts of one and tVo
years from the day Of SAKE The whole to bear
Iksrssf to be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser With surety or surstiss to be approved By
the Court. Bat the trustee Is authorized to re-
ceive the whole or any part OF the purchase money
exceeding one third, in cash.
the trastse. be authorized to divide, and ssu t
in lots to suit and pom the ratifcation
OF the sale by the Court and the payment OF the
the purchaser or purchasers in fee sinple free,
cesx snd discharged OF all claims of .ke parties to
~ The truatee Is authorized at the same time
ard place 10 sell the dover interest Of Mrs Nora
pisges
- Mr.. George A. Diggss, living on tbs prs1, ises
viii taxs pleasure in showing them to all per sons
wishing to examine them.
RICHARD B. B. CHEW. Trustee.
H-2aN Dinner Marlharn
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ByGR1IN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.

SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED PROPE RTY
- At THE CORNER OF ORR STREET EAST AND East
CAPITOL sTRlE1.-On SATURDAY, the I'D inst
At o'clock M, We shall sell, in front OF the
premisea, oil OF Lot No. IL, and part of Lot L. in
ssuars No. o2n. with the i'm pfcvemsnts, vhich are
. good three story frame House With brick base
mont on lot IL and good tuo story Cottage on lot
l2, each having al necessary out-hou1es. Persons
wish ing to purehase residenees you'd DO we'll to
attend the sale, a. the property wiz be sold.
Terms OF sale: One hall cash; the bAlanee In
and IL the purchaser or purca 10 give
notes enc orssd, bearing interest from
day Of sale.
Can ses owner. WM. BAILEY. en- Louisiana
aus p.eoaAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aac.s.
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LOCAL NEWS.
,ursrhsNrs TONIGHT

wAsHInGros THxATKE:-ro.nisht, agaia'
Larry Chford, w. II. Bokee, 4. w. Clark and
a hsrs will appear again tonight in Engii-h 3
snaSjaiity, Three Fat Men Ia this play
ha,e Fisher assumes fourteen distinct charac-
fers. Clarke appears ae Jerry Blossom.
CaSTERBuRY-Twenty. Jour different acts
Of song, dance, inst : unaeHtal music, acr0baac
tears, trareze performances, Ethiopian delin-
cation and pautomime, are announced to bs
performed tonight at Canterbury; thus Offer
iag bill which for variety and length could
not well be exceeded anywhere. All the per-
10 ners are good.
NARIRrIFs-Agnes Sutherland, the fa-orite
souss.ress OF the Varieties, will tonight take
beneft She is deserving OF . good one, for
she has done much towards adding interest to
the entertainments or this popular hall. The
Tasietjes company have all volunteered for
.he occasion, and also many members OF the
Canterbury company.
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BOARDING.

EURNIsHyD RooMS-wNA OF ydsAest 80AR0
F ean be he'd in 8 pleasant localffx. b1 izaRedi.
a.s sp1lleahoa ss No. Indiana ssssas ,loSpostts
(sitv Hau sst-r - tse
IIUBIAuD AND VILLA. GOOD KOOMs ed
II BokRO caa Be hsas hY $1,000 ssatls@ae.
Il aad I. AAe . esw table SsAfasss At 9X psr
noontA. #H AAh It,
EYU1NIs1lp ROOMS 20. KANr, VITA BOARD.
ECON suitshle for e. oAeN - - aar-ivs
vTHN LARGE WILL IURNIs9nD HeHSa o.
i Capitol 4in, between a ard q sexesfs. 10 Dsw
ready. rooms al lasEe, eool aad eouHeRtsa&, foe
breakfast from taA IA Io-fWs
fsL11xa FROM TIN D1PARrh1NfB, ARMY
" .an4 nAyy. 1eass end steeAfeA Visiting Nsaa-
49, ms2 80 ssEs0s; q 80 Y sss g 4:
4,..e.a sy.nss; oas tsrI fs1 Eass 80 ~ & =
~. SSsa x1aRs rs "a
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AUCTION SALES.



By GRaRN WILLIAMS. Asesioassr..
tsD , klIb53Hs Il. . s! .
sss ..s.:. ne:,a
s"r. Be- sss.nUs .ssss.,,i 4,
: ssss q 4 kisei i:s'i Res. sss: :is..
.eS casa aRlsN / WILLIAMS .,.,,
pI n sP45s SKI 81 ;o1ss
ESss K: s FL wss
street vest bet N and streets north, Our sAs %
s some Building Lois havinsa front Of X fset
I. A.ndss neiy situated on high srouns sna sny
tvo SQUARES from Penn. avenue -
tv.:,e mOaths. scared 81 ds.d Of fsuss .. a. .ss
PREMISES, and for notes bearing Interest Iro day
All conysyaaeiss and stamps At the COS. eftss
.a Is.d&as GKxKN q wILLrAMs. A,s...
Byw. L. WALL & CO.. Aartsoo,e,
HoUsRHOLp AND OFFICE eURsITtRn A.
II ArcIios.- SATURDAY MORNISS "a
hAnsrsf. seS We viii cell 10 front OF the Auction
Furniture, embracing s
on, k:ss.sSe p;ssf SAT- ..,-o Arm
One Rosewood Wardrobe, avs Others
Two c.fss. top pd pps:i1E gu,s.as WITH sss
Nah osany Marble top WaShstApds
One Rosewood Bookcase
One Revolving Once Marble top De utsr TaSla
air Beat Arm and Booking Chairs
Ixttrsion Diuipg Table
One Oak Sldeboard and Buffet
One CcmmGde Stand, Iron 81 at Rack
Chamber Tables, Toilet Setts
Hair and ehuck Mattresses
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
And many other articles Of Furniture.
Terms cash.
aa Is wM.L wALL& CO.. Aassa
By ML. WALL + co.. Auet,eneers.
CONVENIENT SALE CT oONrRABAEO
MAatHAL.-On SATURDAY nd August Iass a
ten o'clock, ss will sell ct the Auction Rosms, as
boxes, each 10 pairs Ladies' Hsslsd Bovts.
slippers and BuEkins
l box. each Dsirs ladies' Heslsd Boots and
l piece D. Lame, Hoop Skirts
3 PACKAGE Pima
barge Kobe Patterns. piece Plaid
pieces MsriLo shirtins, 2H dozen Lisls Thread
dozen 1 Hail d csc, sl..easd .sa aasl..ca.a
pieces Lawn and Prints
10 dosen Ladisa' Kid Gloves
IL pairs Ladies, Morocco fancy Congress and Prs-
q pairs DO do DO and child.sns' Shoea
Il PAIRS Ladies Morocco Boots
81 Fine Soft Felt Hate.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order of Capt h. B. TODD,
Provost Msrshd.
suis WIN. L. WALL CO.. Auetrs.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, At McKendree Parsonsge
40 Nassacs usstts ave, by the RsY, John Thrush.
FREDERICK SlOUSsA to MARY BOYD, al of
Washington, D. @.
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Say, the Board of Enrolment disposed of the
following cases:
George Schief. enormously enrolled
Bernard 1.eddy, disability.
George Sehief, alien.
Frederick Schei, disa bility
John Moran, alien.
Chlist"n +. Ecklof, only son OF a widow.
John O'Connor, alien. ~
George Wheat, disability.
John r. DOrsett, disability.
George l.. Cranberry, only son Of a widow.
yincent SIegmiller, accepted
John Fur2uson. furnished substitute-Patk
Murphy.
hsnry kreutzhsup. over age.
Michal McCarty, alien.
John Murphy, disability.
Nicholas Cailan. jr., furnished substitute
AIonao n Swan. only son of widow.
Joseph Daiden. disability.
ID. L. PIERCE, only SON OF u widow.
William Gryms, under age.
Josiah ID: Swingle, furnished substitute
james McMahon.
Samrel Thinker, furnished substitute-Edw
Sheen an.
William Grey, accepted.
Thomas Best, right eye blind.
Charles Miller, alien.
John Willis, only son OF 4 widow.
VIM Lucas, tcolored. FURNISHED substitute
Hclry Jackson.
VIM. Jones, (colored,} under age.
Willis Grandiu, (colorcd,) accepted.
William Spangler, only son of a widow.
William Wood, (Colored. accepted.
Gesrse D. Bell. furnished substitase-A. +.
Moulden.
Israel Jackson. tcoiosed,) accepted.
Terry Banks, fcolored.) accepted.
Gary Parks, (colored,> disability.
Andrew KING. (eolored,} furnished substi-
Sute-James Shields.
theodore L. Lamb, disability. a,f.
James McGriffin, enormously enrolled.
fohn MsSmith, in service Sd March.
u. Me Donald, in service Sd March.
Daniel Cashen. enormously enrolled.
Thomas Mabury, tcoiored,i furnished SUBJ
stitute-M oses Clark.
Albert simms, only support ofindrm parents
John Pftuger, over age.
Jacob Poss, furnished substitute-Hudson
Carrier.
Gabriel Thornton. (c0lorsd,) accepted.
James Wood, disability.
Jackson Shedwood, {colored.l accepted.
Thomas johnson, (colorad.) accepted.
William Smith. icolored,) over age.
James Thorn. (colorrd.) disability.
John Brown. (colored,) disability.
Henry Henderson, (colored,) accepted.
William J. Hoax, efroDeously enrolled.
Mathew Cooper, disability.
Peleg Wadswofth, father Of motheriess child.
DR.. Abbott, (colored,) furnished substitute
Lewis +. Amnesty.
VIM. Lane, (colered.) only support Of q
widowed m other. Et
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WA1iAsrzp 70 cgHs II sIx DAys.--Dr. 9odfrsy'.
standing, Win cure Go1esrk1a IN siz days. No
sA.ass q diet REQUIRED Prize q pr bottle Sold
WaaAin ston and Henry Cook, AleIandria. - SLY
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thomqs
Lomax, receiving stolen goods: Tor hearing
James Wilson, drunk; do. VIM. Saunders.
selling liquor without license; do. Stanley
Morton, disorderiy; military. Joseph Bell,
assault and battery with intent to kill. Ida
Brown, discrde-ly; So. Joshua Crittenden,
drunk and disorderly; 81 S. George Grey,
fighting; al SIS. John Humphreys, do: al Oh.
mere, drunk and disorderly; ss1 Mrs. F. Eg-
gers, disorderly; So. J. @. Augustine, sus-
picion OF larceny; dismissed A. n Baxter,
drunk; do Maria Burns, threats; Jail. Emma
Miller, drunk: dismissed. F.. H. Surgeon, do
military. Egbert Stafford, do; 81 81. Jacob
Buliuger, do; dismissed. '4
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CoRHs and other disorders OF the fsst when
elected injurious to the health. They unit the
civilian for business and Il is for sol
port Of hts whole frame be in . dinordersd eondi-
ton. To all afflicted with Corns, Bunions or N ALA
growing in the flesh otb disorders Of the fest
va would nmend An early call at DR.. Whites
ofico, No. aga Penn avenue, between Four snd y
half and Sixth SITS jyl7
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Han pxsI HAZE DYHli

BatcheIors celebrated Hair Dye rs tds 5est in N
ssertd. The only harmless, trne and rs'iobb Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye 10 perfect-chanses
BED, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q GLOSSY
Blaok or Nat~a1 Bro,cs. without injurire the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair sofs and
beautiful; inparts fresh vitality. frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rsctass the i'll effects
Of Bad Eyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BA7oHsLoR, all others are mere limitations. and
should Be avoided. Sold By al drugsists 90. Fac.
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ty7-eoly
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THE MIC AT THE NAvY-YARp.-The pic
nic given last evening at BeckeFt's Gardea
<Navy-fa ard by the Pleasure QuadriLs As
sociaton composed of the workmen OF ths
laboratory was one of the most agreeable
affairs OF the season, and those present the
ofacers, military and naval,) soldiers, sailors
and civilians enjoyed themselves hugely in
dancing, singing and promenading with the
handsome ladies present; and who does not
Anow that the NayyYard ladies are all hand
soma noticeable feature OF the occasion
was the brilliant fireworks prepared by Mr.. A.
Nayy-Yard. The band OF Prof Shredder made
the music, and under the supervision OF Messrs
kahiert, Luckett, Reilly, Acton and Dawson,
the managers, everything passed on as merry
as q marriage bell" Mr.. John Thompson,
tho quarterman Of the laboratory, and formerly
the iaaitor at Odd Fellows Hall, had the police
arrangements under his charge.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
VOTIo1 OF OOPARrNKRsHIl

The sndsssisaed having pszchased the stsch Of
JOHN Ma1bury ,jr., & Co.. hereby aanouncs to the
citizens Of this district and its Vicinity. that they
have this day formed eop.rtnsr.hip under the
Of the gROCl1Y and LIQUOR business, which
thsJ VII carry on q tas oiS stare: tG; = aisa
town, d. @. Intending to kssl Always on hand .
Args esd select assortnsat Of FINE GkOG sxi rs,
LIQUORS. WINES. &e.. they respectfully ask .
' VI. 0. MArfHlWs,
J.W. BM00T.
aaoae@EowN. D. o.. Aug. 10, 1853.
70 HE many frtenas who were kind enough TO favor
him ln 1arD while one OF the late arm of BsALL
AAF1usws, and win be pleased stiu to serve them
should they be disposed to give him cali.
Al u 0o6ks
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LyoS's MAassfto INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
coaches crawling on your door,
Rats and mice In bars and 81 eds,
These shall never plague yon more.
Lyon, With his Powder. stays
All the insects that annoy;
And his Pills, beyond al! praise,
Evsry rat and mor se destroy.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, Blu.
will kill all house insects, garden worms. vine
bugs, &c. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sare death
to rats and mice. Bold everywhere.
al 5-7w DENNIS Q. BARNES d Co., New York
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By ". l.. WALL & CO.. Auctionesfs.
SMALL YRAMH DWELLING ON GOTH ST.
- Mlsr. AT AUCFIoN.-On tn URSDAY AFTER
Of the premises, Lot H. in Square lla, frontiag 10
feet on 10Th street, and running back to an alley
containing 3,625 square feet, and improved By
sm all Frame DWELLING, near the Western Mission
Chapel. Possess given Immediately.
bearing interest and secured By deed oft-ust on ths
premises.
ausH wM. WALL d Co.. Aucts.
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1PIlxAfoR110A 0AH n ou11D.-Df. kands
g1eeias earSs SSr1assrrhas. Ssmssz! wsakssss.
tpots0cy, Lass a. Pos1v &C., spasdilv AID s9ectN6 +
y. !ts effects Are truly magical. A trial Of the
epsciae, yiu eonvi,es ths most sssRaeal Of ito
ner I1th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook AlsXAndris. ja6-Iy
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II ~

w HDIo-HIDU.
Nv Ill IA eoN Of Yuhha AUssio1, o. sesRS
W1Da1sDAY aaa aA1URDAY. st II eSsosk ;,
n, q the WAArfo1 LA stecss, WasAeSon 9!
ale.
moment 81 aals. q ILL,
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FOURTH W kRpSrATto CAsse-Isha r DE-.
ley, larceny; iaif FOR court. Thomas Fsrrsf'.
Do; dismissed. Jas Leonard, profanity; al Ga.
Ihos. Jarboe, assault and battery; jail. Rob't
Richardson. fighting; dismissed Sarah Vernon.
oisorderiy; Sa5s Joseph Mchou, assault ana
battery; Jail, Thos. Jarboe, do, fsecond Of
feneeD do. Ffed'k Hall. do: do. Geo. Popsrs,
threats; bail .or peace. PATH Burk, ault and
tauery: jail. Thos. Dunn, fast riding; q 81.
court Also, for threats; bail for peace. John
Campanens, do: do. Also for indecent Ian.
guage; $s.Sf Ellen Ridgsly, drunk and dis
orderly; &1.5e. Dr. Willett, assault and bat
terry; bail for peace. James Murphy. drunk
and disorderly; 1874 Private Leonard, drunk;
sent to Douglas Hospital G. +. Faulstich.
suspicious character; military. Andrew Dig
german, sleeping in the street: dismissed r.
Dawson, drunk and discrderly; military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-19

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