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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
Wisconsin Sick and wounded In Phila.
delphfa.

80
voc. tootOHt07s, IAodtSeh'
herewith send q reDort of Wisconsin
soldiers in Pniiaaelphia for JDlv Thara
=,
are other arrivals besides tOOse mentioned
- xnao,o5 I'm
ohu H'oio oio WIN inciuoe
them in nv report for August
Yours respectfully,
pYvprR Con
hobhhi IL. OoRsoS,
Wis S,a+a ,on,
eeA''
Philadelphia, july 2
Rsn;sniD HYDE q ID
Ch.rtes a. ,,arSa r Cd right arm
s.ry,, lance n r.. cory + ID hin
Chrias Ionsr x ID arm
,r 49, - 49,, -, ID pu,.bo, us
- - Thomas a "a o.hitity
rb.rI.. y p,,,old. a. 2d meek and rar,;.I
tr.is =. 80 IN - F f
prna = "a
800 a. % 90,
- - :, tf, -, -
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- q Co., "a nnyrr
1r''-Tar ~ - - -
sidney Luna A So
49, STntb = "a feysr
,,Harfs "a 80 n al
- n.now,, ! Adj left hand
- 49, a. 4 sr,sr
Zuna n Dowd + Sd
80. 49, . s5In rhsumatism
49, " p1;rs's 5th
~ iat " 80 - disrrnna
iohn ki.s,n. or a; SIN do
Orr p.1rter SIN DO
'Thomas knt.yer 5th
Ionn Hammond B 9Th, diarrhua.
Bru,amu Earrtuger g. 9TH he art disease
INN. Is Gebnart Is 5Lu dysentery
.,Tr.a \ Green am
J. C. DUNCAN "A SIN
q W. uaIUiuger, u, 9th.
rweu furgesou, b ii II, rheumatism.
jacob Dusn, f. ON.
Geo. A. asuluglou. c. 9th, debility,
Lew Fowler d. oln rIant nkIe..
- a. RIvun,.uu on
Jonu Sem, H. 9th tract ured jaw.
Evan W. kllis U, ON. lett hip.
John d. CooA, ID, 9TH.
Corp'i Anurew caller o, K 9th.
Il il Hail, E. . n
James BE iaLnore, Ii, 9th.
~ " Powers n, 7th, hepetis
stephen mllAins, /, 7th.
James Grant, Ii, 1Iu, typhoid fever.
Uorp'i InoInas =. CALVIN, II, 7tn, syphilis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
DIED,

On The tth Inst in this city in the SD year Of his
age, Ben AMIN = DUVALL, fer merry os Prime 9
The friends Of thu family are invitad TO attend
his funeral fIem his late residence Nc 500 7ih
street west, on this Afternoon at ciosk, without
further notice.
On tts 9th inst, JULIA RLLBN, second da.sh-
months.
1hs funeral will take place FRIDAY morning 9. 10
O'clock from the residepcs of its parents 3S3 9Th
street, between and II The friend OF tbs IA i;y
uested to attend
r In GsoEY town on Wednesday, <th instant, Miss
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
Der fureTx! on Friday 9Th Inst. stSp m
February 9Th, of diptheris WILLIE baIsy,t
sCp az James K. and Amelia Arnold
oh Willie, Gear, We miss you,
In our little humble tOms,
CEce 30 happy now 80 lonely
since thou. alas. art gone.
Mons kew thee but to love thee VILLA
Mono nam ed Il ee hut to praise;
Green be the turf sbcve thee, Willie
Friend or your childhood days.
The Lord called you from our pressnse willie
YOU sfiTtt auicsiy flown;
Why should va weep for 0ur sweet hoy,
For now he IL safe OF Eons
TeaTs fei! uhsn thou were dying, Willie
From eyes unused 10 weep,
Ard long where thou art lying. Willie.
Tears will the cold sod steep
hr Hts hs.Hsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsnNHNrs TONIGHT,

<,.oyIR's THsArER -Laurs Keene's ad.
sntrable COMPANY u the great card At Growers
thu week. aLondon Assurance" was pre-
a4ptAd In superior style last night and was q
finished performance throughout Tonight
Sheridan's school for ScandsP' 10 70 be brou ght
out In great style
WAanINeroN THHATHR.-Clark il triumph
Ant, and he bears on the palm as the most pep
Mar comedian In his line. Tonight are 70
have Toodies"-Clarks Toodles-ths very
embodiment OF the authors idea. Who that
has ever seer Clark IN this character has not
reared until he laugh became painfuil The
entertainment will commence with sFMy Neigh
bcr's Wife, and be followed by the "Fat Boy"
1sToodles" concluding.
SAEIETIss.-This popular resort is crowd
ed nightly also, and a satisfactory entertain
here under stand we'll how TO cater TO the pub.
lie taste Tor musement. Nena RchlnSs Viii
tonight again sing some of her ench 4n-iaS
sorgs, white all the othrr performers Will Dc
prepared with excellent parts.
CanTERBUEY.-The first mote u! the Canter-
bury band H. hardly sounded or ths A venue
mig iitly, II hen all " hO Toull pass gay and
happy hour, hurry 10 manager Sims popular
retori. An excellent bll-tha Ara Lay a
Few ballet and Pantomim", ana a variety OF
songs and dances arc offered for this evenings
eDtrTtaiBIGIG
" .~oS JoskS drivers his last lecture this
'eNrEiua III VI lizards Hall, taking for his sub
i've, Dean Swift. ttfe eminent Irish wit This
lecture - highly iaudrd by the press wherever
Mr. Jones has spoken, and Is said to be his
very best effort.
: EALL.-The National Social Club announce
q grand bail this evening at Temper Hall
This hall will not. 70 behind any held this
winter, in point of merit and enjoyment
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WI WALL 4 m ku.,;,u..

BY ". l.. WALL 4 90, Aucsicp.,rs.
! A nkSI CLASS THRHR-sr0RY BR1oA'
fRTpsY siFs ssR,s.,S F' 49, e :. AYE
Sssess .s .iii AL in front OF tss prem 49,. org
e..-4 Don't three .tcr, and Ensiiss Ss.sment srieE
.s,.T o' so .'GH. an. ssA ever,
tr In,s = bach !. alley. n;, ,.,.-,,.
srsry sSs ns.ay Old a
rc,i;o tie ss,h strest Baptist Church.
Terms: 9re-third cash. balance in & .ad "A
months bearing interest and secured By deed 81
m.rst W. L. WALL q CO.. Aact,.
BY J. g. MCGUIRE q Co...Aueusn.sr,.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
s,rH HssJy' . fs: At rrsc AgssrOs-on
ieusre u fronting q feet inches = Pepns, vauia
pins back ts north street sstSsr Viii the i
prov. men,s. cops,stns of three-story Brick
Title perfect. and sale Without reserve.
mar sd IRtp J: G MsGuIRE 4 CO.. Au-...
by W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Asctionsers.
HSssLsa vi skkEsTF s aFfsR
NOON, 18th inst, At clock. will sell 10 front
sss. On the west side of Seventh, between And
EtTeets. improved By . good Frame Dweilins
Tern s: One half cash: balance in six pnd twelve
M bearing interest, secured by deed OF trast
mars W. L. WALL q CO.. Aucts.
BY ". l. WALL & CO., Auctiouesrs.
RCILDlNG LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
u rioS.-0n HTk5DAT AFTERNOON TIA
lZth inst, st cocs. We viii sen in front OF the
gftmites, LOIS !; and 60 in Jones' 81 bdivision OF
square sS fronting Is feet each on south NJ street
between Sd and ~ streets.
Terms One-f aifcash balance in and Il Va ouths
bearing interest, secured By decd Of trust on the
premises.
mars VI. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
326 7th and ID streets
HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HAIR
II sEss AT AUo. Ios.-Un TUESDAY MORNING.
90 inst at n o clock, 1t the city horse market on
9Th street, near the canal, and every succeeding
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Terms cash JOHN STAFFORD. S.la.m.n
GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
N b. We respectfully invite the attention of
drcyrrs, livery stable keepers aud others having
the above TO dispose Of will nnd it 70 their interest
Msr2n GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets.
M HIpES-HIDEg.
w ILL Pc soid at Public Auction, on ever
WEDE EsDAf and SATURDAY, At II O'Clock q -
NJ, 81 the Wharf on 3kth street " ashinsto aii.
the 6evernmep Beef H1,es on hand az the Time q
sale.
Tern. cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid =. the
jas IChron.I 1t. Col and G. s.U.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

For THE NEwsBoYs HoMI.-Jay Cooke &
NCo have contTlbut the sum OF $3.50 toward the
: esta tls hment Of HON. for the NeWsboys In
xhs city.
The iotsl rrceip al the grand matinee al
tne canterbury is 'yening was one hundr;d
Apd thirty five DOL and thirty oants Mr.
Sam paid ell the ex ases OF she performance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

u BAL ESTATE FOR 2ALK-Por sale, Lot. La
~ IS, a. sausre lss, Co north d between isth an
tween u and L.
e D e07w W. L. WALL CD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

ArrRaTIoa, Soldiers and others, Samaritan \
Gift is your only hope. Cures any eess OF private
Complaint in from I've 70 four days. II you would
don't fAil to avail yourselves Of thin remedy The
sanaritan's Root and Herb Juices il the oaiy
stSci VAL remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated With mercury. Take OF this yias
remedy and be pernanet uy cured, Soe adv rtiss-
msst in another column. is5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

nR. A. HUEf,
II or PARIS, FRANCE
This eminent Physician continues his successful
tr' atment OF Consumption, and from discoveries
MADE by him during Sd excessive practice OF over
n years, can insure relief in @ lev days, or no
charge The address OF persons cared by him after
having tried al u train Of cracked up remedies
Inhalation, cs.ugh syrup, pills, cnd liver oil, re
can be had 81 his ecs, southeast of Fay-tte
and Ere ierick streets. Baltimore, Nd fe 6 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

SCUEFY and Scrofulous Eru ptions will cover the
hndies or those brave men who are fighting their
country = battles. Night air bsd food and rench.
III rains wlll make sad havoc with the strongest
therefore let every man supply himself with Hol-
ioway ulntment, 1t is . certain for every
kind OF skin disease. Only Is cts. per Dot 2Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
A. STRoL0GT.-Has arrived in Washington. the
~ celebrated
MADAME FOR9IST

g rocrKEss asTRoLoGisr.
she is seventh daughter, Was born with Q nAtu-
raj gih, and Was . pupil Of ths renowned As
trcleger, SIgbor Meretta, Of Venice she tells
Yeur past life AID future destiny, brings together
these long separated, causes speedy marriages,
can show hkenefses Of your absent children or
friends. OK future husband. Cures all diseases.
Business strictly confidential. Alweys at home. in
street, between 7th and sth SITS the only three
story brick houss IN the square Name the door
Ladies fifty ceDts; gentlemen not admitted. The
only lacy in Anerc. who the true science
OF Astrology. te7-lmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

DEAD.-Mr. William a. Itind, weli-known
Congressional reporter, died in Baltimore yes
terday at the age OF 70. He at one time con-
Quoted paper in Georgetown. but during the
last twenty years he was connected with the
National lntelligcncer as reporter in the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
SECRET DfSEAsES

DR II. Z. FORREST Cures all Diseases Of I'M.
prudence. DO matter how long contracted. or will
receive pay. He has had several years. expo
rience in military hos,itals in Euro pc. snd war
raEte TO cure any OF the abose diseases. on &c
hoyrs, IL to and to 10 Private rooms for con-
SITUATIONS with ladies. Consc ltations free. St
north, between 7th and sth SITS IS story brick
name the door, fe IS Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

NI 1MFUSITIUN.
MADAME ROSS. Doctress and Astrologist, Was
born with q natural gift. She tells the past and
future-was never known 10 fail Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long sc psratsd
Cures all diseases; eusiaess strictly confidential.
the Patent Qfiee. The only person that can show
Allkeness Of future husband absent n 'ead in
reality. Ladies' 81 cents: gentlemen 81. 70 Finn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

CoRNs, BUNIoNs, CLUB AND tsvasraD NAILS
Enlarged joints Chilblains and other disorders Of
ChiropOdst Operations performed in few min
utrs and the relief is that the ps-
tent can always walk mn ed steiy without iacor
yenience. Dr. White has scores Of fro
eminent ciergymeI, statesmen, merchants and
others OF the highest responsibility which can Ia
seen BY caEias mt his ofsce, 424 Pa Az, batvean
as and 9th SITS. Washin gson. b. Q. fe 2l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

FOR SALE AND RENT.
POP shLs.A nearly p,s e3TSTER SHOW sBn
3T5 Seventh st. mar 2t'
l.NOR RENT-A STORE and BASEMENT, former
ly occupied az Soldiers Free Library; il l. well
adapted ror an fics il has gss also. Inquire 407
5th at. eppositr Judiciary Square. mar ST.
EURsIsHED koOMs-PARLuks aud CHAM
BERS. with Besrd Cen be al st No. All l2th
sst.. between q and sts. Also, lew Table
Boareeis. mar st.
S.EYERAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
~ Pie assEt summer lnestiop the corner Of 22i
street AID Pa. ave, entrance on ed st No. 15S.
mar ST.
KpsdNHEGSss- STAMP p2g SALE .Consistins Of
above is situatsd near the Meridian Hill Hospitals
Ground rent very low. Apply at Sesar Store, cor
mar 5-st. EP MITCHELL
Sr PRIxATE SALE; ,
Hith back suianss story, eonssin ho f4a
nins to ts,vs TooT IN .i:h gas saraussous the
Also. severe. smaller houses. two story, contain
inc from I've to slx roehs each.
. Two Building Lots Ell Third street, rear he
Qor gl.s Hospital. on street.
Two Rooms for rent on the first floor.
psTs s,S .s
rrererty rents we'll a,
and 5ih sts, betweeA the hours ofS p an ann g for
5eOyt-
nwbkb!N9 naEsE AND LOT os 18TH ST
LIZ At RRIxhTE shLE.-A nice tn se,story
s,s.s.sd on i:sh st, Sss~een Il and y. Viii Is
s NC uls ssFssle; E Ese.i app sss''n
mar 4-st Rel
EoR REHT-H.nted, TENANT, ,sr tho .prie
Of s' s.g sss'1Ssa o9 dia5x
room three Bod rooms Kitchen 5.Esi ssryssss
room Ts,nG. Table Board !cr-G p p:Sas and sss
SITS foa steps ffoIa oisy Hallway, afi.s e'es.:s
r. m. ...... mar ~
EoR RENT-A NEWS p.POE AND CIGAR
+ STAND. or place suitable ser an Office. Fer
particulars, insaise at 467l. FasFtssnsa street,
ICE SALNIu Ale1.pdris. q hrst class ladies'
L BOARDING HouSs. centsin;rg roelns,
eel iu' nishsd Fog lprther particulars, address
HOUSES, &c, FOR sAIE.-Two thrao story
The CO.. htr = street south. one on Vain: street.
near 81, island one on Ninth street, near L. One
Also. nan, Der Of Tassnt Tors, Tor sale and
ID sse, n different parts of the city
l.is. .naairs' OF AZ. r. HALLIDAY, Real Estate
kgsnt, corssr of Penns avenue and !sh street.
ie 81
I improved BY q tive story Brick Dwelling !a5s!
feat At present occa pied by hr smidt as Tailor
ing eft&siis hmepS. a. VIZ bSS,
fe IT. Baltimore.
COUNTRY PLACE EoR SALE OR NIX
" CHANGE FOR CITY HOUSE.-The plass
contains 81, acres situated It'll street road ~
miles from the Center Market In perfectly hsAlti
and desirable locality The dwelling and t-nant q
house odioHs and good and the place offer
cha highrst Inducements for market gardening
there being feet Of glass houses sud frames
il good vider nd never failing 81 pply OF pure
soft water 18th force pumps aud pipes laid to both
SsrdsDr. The grounds . eaSun1Antiy stock cd with
ci c.es f. cits and sArabbery aud ever thing in
readiness for nursery operations For te apply
! TO PROT CHAs. q. PAGE, u g. Patent Once.
fe 1-ix
u BAL ESTATE FOR SALR.-Por sale, Lot. u
kt a.. Square lsS, north n. hetvsen Isth an!
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WaSBIsGTsn, d. c..
MAYORS OFFICH, Feb. IL, iSS3.
This object is a lRussble one, which CONNIE nds
itself to all The parties ged in the unaertsk
ing are residents Of this city personally well known
70 me, and are gen tlemen Of character.
mar S-lw RICHARD WALLAoH, Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

PROMOTED--M Thomas Bowles, formerly
OF New York, but for some months one of the
leading detectives under Colonel Baker, Pro-
Nost Marshal Of the War Department, has been
promoted to the position of assist to Superin-
tendent Wood, and placed in charge of Carroll
prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

FOURTH WARD STATEN Cksss.-Lewis
Jones, sighting; locked up stx hours. Jehn B.
Holland, shooting and attempt 70 rob; for
hearing. Chas Moody, drunk; turned over 70
military. John Barrett, drunk and d1sorderiy;
sailor, do; turned to naval authorities. n.
warrant: Thomaa doaaei!1. e do: both oraersi
to leave the city. Mary Bresne, profanity; for
trial: John Height, larceny; dismissed. James
Kent, drunk; fined S1.9l. Alexander Walker,
disorderly; do. 81. Sarah Jones, do; do. 81 81
John Il. Holland, larceny OF 80 dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
FUTURE RAYa

By GREER - WILBIANsa aetionee-.
NUsINESS STAND, BrILUtA<A Nationals
- to, AT AccIIcf Will De solA on M0NDAT
March 2, at Ia clock q. m, 9Th street snd thr
canal. oppos &c the west end OF the arket house.
A lot Of od Lumber,
New VI indow Sash and Frames
Csrnfnters' Tools two Painter 'eSgy;rQ les.
kmsH lot OF Ca bstaus, Ceusut
Plar erers hair. rand Brick Presses
lrsin Roller, large Dumping Wagon sea Carts,
Clty TemFering Shafte and " etis
Tie house Is now occu pied lire sp.tl sed store
Terms cash ---.t.
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PERSONAL.

ROCKS FROM SALE AT McGUIRE's, OF DR.;
- Bokrer. No. 6S5, d.. Hosacks. Life of Dewitt
Clinton. Quarto Boards is missing. Any gentle
m ian n 20 may hpd il among their lots will please
return il TO Messrs MCGUIRE. Ihave large line
of these books for sale, and r!e9 volumes besides
ALFRED HUNTER,
msr St ever Bank of Washington.
RERS. L,SNITH, C!rirvoyant. Test Medium TO
IfI sCsth street, Capitol Hill. between LIST aud
81 SITS, bess disease by magnetism with but little
medicine; sees sad describes your deceased friends
gets names; slse sees your living husbands wives
and for the unmarried describes sxscty the lovers
so accurately that persons marvel with sur pri se
Mrs s. f.3rtrils future events in business mar
risges, reads character. Hours from =. IN till 8
p. n. sitting 81. fe 29-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

To the Editor Of the Star-Dear Sir: In your
issue OF this evening my name ia mentioned in
connection with the District Judiciary. You
and the friends who have SO kindly made tho
suggestion, have my best thanks: but permit
me to say to You and to them, that I am not
candidate, aud do not wish my name 70 10 pre-
sented for the office. Opposed to capital pun
ishments, / could not perform the tuu duties
OF the Criminal Court, and therefore ought not
to seek the honor of the appointment
Very sincerely, yours, w. RBpIy.
"Wednesday pveuinv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

R>UR SaLE-rhe 10, cnrnAr -, and streets
i improved BY q two story Brick Dwelling 1859!
feat 81 present ocoa pied by hr smidt as Tailor
ing eftshlis hmens. A. VOC ELS2,
fs n IT. Hsltimora
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Byw L WALL & Co, Au .torscrs
EATAL02CE sALk Or 5000 VOLUMES
z BOOKS, part eslop gine 70 the library OF Ges.
VAST irstoc Particulars IN htare rtiss mont.
feis W. l.. MALL a CO.. Aucu.
NJ ARS4ALr "a Lin yirtue OF q writ % 80
lsl f.si.s. By srde. Of Cvsrt, is.aed froa -.
eerk's once Of the oiresA soert Of the bistxtet q
Col1h.eis for sAs seanU Of web ingson. sal =
!n front Of the eosrt hsses SocS % ssid eesst!
mon DAy The sth day Of H.resf rs, II s'e.ssh
N, the follvwinS d. scribe1 pro prgty, te-vN -
fsito Lets Nos. rs ord n, 8. tehs rSr.ssh = "a
the s..s seirS iselsasA IN tAs felo.tns nsss. -
point diftsnt Il feet ineAss fresA the soeths -
corner OF LinsAn and ID sss.. (raia point being ~
ere Of the frst lire running east ON taN oornef
msEtioned in deed ffrm Hcsry Geldsmith =
GeorGetown Colleeel aud rennios thence -eet
sArdly WITH - strest - feet inches thenes seats-
erly parallel with Linean street % feet, ths -
wefWardly and pAyAllsl uith ID strest y teste
ches, thence psrtheriy and parallel vith Liness
s"d singular the i'm prursncar thsreor, setsse
levied upon - the property Of Joshua bste,nsu sD4
will be sold 70 satisfy yudiials Me- a 10 May tern.
s' VI WARD II, LAMoN,
@. iSdN Us. hsFsasi D. ..
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WANTS.

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY GEORG ES
w PATENT HAIR GRIM 9ER.-AU the la
dies in the city to call and buy this nice little srti
Gle that is Indispensable to every aiys tniist II
will wave the hair beautifully IL less than ave
minutes. Zoe advertisement in another column.
mar Iwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

PHRRNoLoGIoAL-O. s. FowLER.-This dis
tinguished practitioner has only two mora
days to remain in this CITY. Many will regret,
when too late, they did not avail themselves of
his services in learning their capacity and
adaptation for success in the world. No one
living is as able to expound human character
as the Professor, and his long experience and
successful practice warrants the belief that he
can tell you all about yourselves. Call without
delay at National Hotel.
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mostly loyal, would support Buckingham.
Mr.. CIoffert ch .irman Of the Committee oRs
Resolutions, reported thai they wished the
committee Increased to five with power TO pre-
rar- an address ard call another meeting ii
NJ ssary lie believed tie time for talk and
resolutions were passed. 1.-THE Democrats had
nominated a decent man we should have been
beau n. But they hat; nominated To Sey,no our,
and the Dem.craic parry going to defeat
IA Connecticut as fast as II was gong to the
devil.
MIR. Thurstcn agreed with Mr.. Cronut that
the day OF resolutions was past. He highly
FuioFized Gov. buckingham rs u patriot aud
q christian.
MI Dsiiy thought it would Ia we'll for tina
meeting the briefly express its views in relation
to the coming election
Mr.. A. Smith thought q subsequent maatiay
would br the best time IL adopt rssoiutioas
speaker who declined TO give his name for
publicity, but whose standing and reliability
was vouchrd Tor by Mr.. Crofut) said il was
rally understood that Tom. Seymours
military character had all been obiaiued at
NhrpulIrpec. The anecdote, familiar to all.
about SeN slcurs great feaa of leaping the ditch,
killing Mexicans, and planting the flag upon
the walls OF Chrpult,pec, was told and me
rpesker then detailed conversation he had
with Mr. John Forsyth, of Georgia (son OF
Holm G.. Forsyth, once Secretary OF State a
captain OF volunteers, who was In Mexico, And
W ho fuug ut nr S+y Inour at Ch=pnitep-c MI
Forsyth denied tE@t Seymour WAS on morse
hack on that day, and said that he In every
instance showed the white feather. tie feapad
no ditch and planned TO fag on the wfiiiS l'
Sth connecticut, OF which Seymour Was NJ tjos,
was the reserve, and when they advanced tib
Mrx:caEs ran, and when Seymour 20. ~ me-
Va alis THERE not JlcAscaa within nifty
wards: nc, not within half n mIi-. Nor W ~
There Mexican HaS flying the ram parts,
and thereicTa Tom Seymour oouit not pail 1t
down Nor did he raise the American :iag, tor
IN. Ia ter wac simply flung oyer thu ramparts.
This is how Seymour earned his Position in
Il onurrtcut and Il sword! Forsyth WAS near
Ss,mcur ut the time OF the fight, :ind bei X of
fhe same political faith. could have no object
T. saving this unless " wer" so.
Scnor One suggested that as Mr. Seymour is
ssid 10 IL In CORES pondence with the rebels
h- ~ light con venIenIly send down 10 Nr. For
sy h n he wished to call hisa 10 account for Lbs
sat Enent. Laughter
A'tsr some further remarks by difaran;
speakers, the names OF r. g. Webster and Q. Z
sBlatkmar were added TO the committee On ths
address, and the meeting ad journed.
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1HB Iht5 k1iVe<1cI
stsstic demonstration last night at Willards'
Hall They sing to nignt for the bene III ~ the
Presbyterian Church, (cuiorad,l on fifteenth
street To morrow afternoon they give :, con-
cert fer the Children .: TIE funiic sch rHls, ~
g y clock In Wizards Hall, and the d ii and
isat ctrcrrt in the evening. No prTfor neTs OF
the a. ssor have hsd = mora enthusiastic rcceps
tioH than the Eu! chinsvr's.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.

IMPkoyED PRoFERTY ON NSe Ian
lAyRNUE AT AucTIos.-on wEpEES3i AZ
TEENOON, 18th inst, ST 4 o icck. -e1~a1 sell a
fr'nt Of the premises. Lot Ne 8. sau.re Sir, frost
lpg - feet inches. by lie feet on the po-u 4 SID
OF MARYLAND avenue, between as anAFsA % eets
nnd improyed by q nearly new first ci.ss D .,srn
DIVE ling. No. 493, stable. &C., and hExiuS "A III
mod'rn improvements Of q. &c.
Terms One half cash; bsiepce IN six and tn w
months, bearing interest, and secured ~ dee4 o
mfrs T. WALL 90 49,.