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THE PIRATE FLORIDA OBTAINED AT BREsr
TO ANSWER FRENCH CLAIMS.

SANDY HOOK, Sept. 23.-Ths steamship Chin 4
from Liverpool, on the 18th instant has passed
this point.
The steamship Bremen arrived at South
ampton on the 10th.
ROME, Sept. 12.-The exequator of the Ital-
ian Consul has been Withdrawn, as q retalia-
ton for similar step with regard to the Pom
tiflcial Consul at Naples.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12.-Repiies to the
notes of the Western Powers have been des.
patched
PARIS, Sept RI Opiniona,e NaIionaIe says
Baron Gros will return to London on the 18th
LONDON, Sept l2.-Consols closed at 93a93 <
for money. Bullion has decreased flis,OJO.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-fovernment has Ger.
tainly resolved to stop the rebel steam rams in
the Mersy.
The Florida has been detained at Brest to
satisfy French claims.
1t is positively asserted that Archdulse N axi-
MILAN VIII accept the Mexican crown.
The Liverpool correspondent o.; the Asso.
ciated Press is authoritatively informed that
Earl Russell had given a written assurance TO
Minister Adams that the steam rams in the
Mersey should not be allowed to depart
The public journals also confirm this The
Shipping Gazette says this can be done only by
a stretch of authority.
i Application was made to the MarseiIles Tr-
bunal of Commerce by the owners of some of
the cargo on the ship W. Is. Nash, for authori
cation to seize the Florida, at Brest, until a
claim for one hundred thousand francs shall
be settled. The authorization was granted.
Shdell has gone to Brest TO arrange the affair.
Paris letter asserts that the legal decision
will be adverse to the claim.
a Pa oil fhs a IL,
milan has positively accepted the Mexican
crown.
Count Montholon is about to leave Paris for
his new diplomatic post in Mexico.
1t is reported that Lower California is to be
credited to France.
The Times thinks there is no danger Of any
trouble from the manner in which the Ameri
can Government will regard the proceedings
The Tribunal of CONNIE rec OF Bordeaux had
tried an Insurance case, involving tbc question
whether the Alabama is a private or priya-
teer. The decision was that the Alabama had
not exceeded billigerent rights, nor incurred
the reproach of piracy.
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q A n
PIC MO
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY

The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY
OF washington tahe pleasure in announcing a
wiu take place ct the PARK, on 9TH street on ~
MONDAY. Sept. 18th, commanding at I0tNSA
The committee Of arrangements are pledged to do
to all who win attend, and they vsh to- rs ninS
their pa,rons that while enjoying the am usem snts
o. the day they viii slso be contributing to .
charitable and praise worthy object
COMMITTEE of Arrangsments
Geo savage, Doolsy, Dennis CaIagban,
r Jordan, v. Il. King, Hugh Donohue
Jas. Lackey, Chas. 8. Jones, Geo r. Harbin'
g: g; O: simms, Jno McDormot, John King.
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DRAFTED MIN. ETC

Yesterday one hundred and six drafted nen
from Plttsburg; twenty convalescents from
Annapolis Junction; fourteen from Annapolis;
and ninety-four workmen from Philadelphia
arrived at the Soldiers Retreat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

DECIsIoN,-The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided that "Wheneyer any
tobacco, which is required by law. and the
regulations of this Office to be inspected, is
sold or removed for sale or consump ion
without being duly inspected, and without
the tax having first been paid, such tobacco
may be seized, in the possession OF whomever
it may be found, and forfeited pursuant to sec.
ton ia, Of the act OF July LIST, 1862.
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Under SENTENCp

Peter Mckinney, Co. K, 5Oth regiment NY
Engineers, and John Prive, Co. g, 1YOth MY.
Vols, under sentence Of court-martial, were
committed to the Old Capitol to-day, by order
of Capt. Todd.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
GOOD NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA,
LONGSPREBT DEFEATED

THOMAS EFFECTS AJUNCTION WITH ROSE
GRAMS AT CHATTANOOGA, AND THE
COMBINED ARMY NOW INA I'M
stPREGNABLE POSITION. r a.
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RESIGNED

Second Assistant Engineer Newton Champi-
on and Third Assistant Engineer George w.
Wilkinson have resigned their positions in the
Navy
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DESER rERS.

John Clifford and Samuel Williams, sup
posed deserters, arrested by COL Tracy, were
sent to the Central Guard house to-day, by
order Of Captain Todd.
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PROMOT Ed

Assistant Surgeons Joseph W. Shively. H
Z. McSherry, John j. Gibson and $. j. Jones
promoted to Surgeons in the NAVY,
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The DRAPr-The following cases were dis.
posed Of by the Board of Enrolment up to the
hour OF o'clock to-day:
James T.. Tucker, enormously enrolled.
Alfred Pendleton, over age.
Henry Q. Maxwell, disability.
VIM +. Avery, disability.
i. Chamberlain, disability.
James E, Tucker, paid communication.
Zidic Palmer (colored,) accepted.
James Beander, (coiored,) accepted.
Fan, under age.
Thomas McGarvey, alien.
John =. Leake only son of widow.
h. =. Noyes, only son (liable) of infrm pa
rents.
VIM Marbury paid Communication
7. johnson only son OF widow.
II. c. Fowler, disability.
/ Herman BALM, erroneously enrolled.
Soseph Mcintosh, paid Communication.
James =. Cassin, disability:
John Prien, over age.
Henry G. Gill, paid communication.
George Packard, paid communication.
Dennis Haggerty, only son of widow.
John Hoeke, furnished substitute-Juli
Smith.
John r. Fleming, paid Communication.
Thomas Fleming, disability.
George A Parkhurst furnished substitute
james Ward.
Alexander Lieb, disability.
Abram Dyson, only son of wldow-liable.
A FATHER ANSWERS FOR HIS SON.-Walter
Nicholson, jr., of the Sixth Ward, was drafted,
and notice left at his house, which his father,
who bears the same name, answered, and APP.
peared before the Board of Enrollment who
exempted him on account OF being over age. 1t
was afterwards ascertained that the son was
the party drafted, and yesterday both father
and son were arrested by Capt. Scheetz,s de-
tectiyes and taken before the Board, where
they were informed thai Nicholson junior
would have to procure a substitute, and his
time was extended to allow MIN an opportunity
OF procuring one.
CAPTURE OF GUERRILLAs.-SeyeraI DAYS
ago, Majors Cole and ID ears, of the Local LOYAL
Cavalry, crossed the Potomac at Harrison's
Island, and proceeded to Leesburg, in the VI
cinity OF which they came across some of
Whites band, and captured fourteen, who
were brought over. They are members of CHS
weli's MARYLAND company. At the time of the
capture they were making cider. At the latest
accounts our men occupied Leesburg. There
is scarcelya day passing but that persons cross
at some OF the points in THAT vicinity.
REcAPTURED.-Three of the five men who
escaped on Sunday night from the guard room
at Capt Scheetz's office, Fourteenth street and
New York avenue, were yesterday recaptured
in Baltimore by some of the detectives attached
to the office. The prisoners were all deserters
from old regiments and had entered the ser.
vice as substitutes through the Board of En-
rollment here-some of them aving already
been In several regiments, from which they
de serted and Joined others, receiving bounty.
a. !
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F I K
EiT!0NAL BANK OFWASHIyGTOy.
Capital-S5OO,OOO.

~ This BANK, organised under the National
Banking Law of the last Congress, is opened this
day for the Transaction Of business, at the corner
of Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury De-
partment. II. D. COOKS. President.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier se1l-tf
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81 Emancipation movements are very lively
IN Missouri. Slaves go into Kansas az the rate
"a! enc hundred and fifty day.
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APPOIN TED

David V. Whitney, Charles H. Page, Will
liam III. Reber and James r. Trying appointed
Assistant Surgeons in the Navy.
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BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED,

DLOChaD6 YAK
The U. !. Revenue Steamer Reliance, T. M.
DUNCAN Commanding, arrived at Point Look
cut on the 2lst inst, having in tow a prize
schooner, blockade runner-making the second
prize this steamer has captured in the last two
weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

..A!xlHFIoNi
sn,.eing Of the Aisst fesms. fsddls and Csrrisxs
csI me sSst 1atseca ever sssn u this oltT
ssAls. .. PRyCD. pro,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

.CLOsEp.-C. Dixon's saloon, corner Sixth
street and MARYLAND avenue, was. permanently
closed this morning, ithaving been pronounced
O nuisance. -a-Ha u zEat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

SA London publisher. 70 accommod.,.
<Aose people who scant Ind the place, in thei,
ssI1e Con secutive Book Of Common PRAYER,
which has simple arrap cement Of The ssr yiees,
ef re church, In the order In which they an
rad. This prevents the trouble and contnsIO,
of turning repeatedly from ono part OF III
beek to another, 70 ind tho places OF the pray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

ARRRsrBD.-Mrs. Lizzie Combs, stopping at
the United States Hotel, WAS arrested this
morning by Captain Johnson'a detectives on q
charge of being disloyal.
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sVCaaada 10 SIX millions short must bor-
row or ssbusts' .ess
~rhs Buckieys cay tAs newest rose ana
ne most fragrant 10 ths Negroes!
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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHT
ING NEAR CHATTANOOGA.

THEY ADMIT A DESPERATE RESISTANCE
AND THAT ROSECRANS STILL CON
FRONTS THEM
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

THE REBEL STEAM RAMS DETAINED INfHE
MERSHY BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
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4 near l4:h street, fer . short time, ~
fine CHESTNUT ARE, by Whitehall, IN
years old; large (l54 hands,; fsst (up to 3NA
minutssl powerful and without fault She is
offered for .ale because the owner has 10 use for
her. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers


South corner Penn. avenue and Ninth stree.
u e9essIon sAf1kDAY Mo SsSffEEaA "a %
81 pairs c9rdusoy Boots and Boys, Shoes
IL pairs Gents Caters
4 dozen Wool Carders
ii pieces Calico
~ ross Ambrotype Gases
sheet W adding. Bed Flannel
Cotton Yarn.
ky order of
SEES Capt H VII Il r4DR RL rsGys; 60 p,,;ss
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE L co. Auctioneers.
EXCKLLENT FURNITURE AND HoUsa.
sids Sept ren asa a 70 S.o
Missouri avenue and "a street, We snail sell his
furniture aud Effects, eompIisi, g.
Rosewood and Walnut Plush and BrocateIie covered
sofas, Arm, Fancy, and Side Chairs
Ladlee' ainut secrel airy and Whatnot
EngIavings, vensti.n Blinds, Gilt Shades and
Brusfe.ls, Ipsrain and Venetian Carpets
Mshossny on m. Ts Gass
0sk Dining Chairs, Refrigerator
French China Dinner and Tea Set
Brittannia Tss Set silver Pisfsd oastorx
asP pFrD DS s0 end Chairs
Mahogany Match and 0sambsr Tables
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind
Heb Post and Cottage Bsdsteads
Feather Beds. BoI,TerS. and Pillows, Toilet Set
Rosewood, Walnut. and Mahogany Maj BILE tor
Handsom. Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Ward.
Gilt and Buff Window Shades. Cornice
stair CARPETS oil clsih. Rod. snd Eyes
Together with general assortment Of Hou sch old
and Kitchen Furniture
SEES &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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THEY ADMIT HEAVY LOSSES IN MEN AND
OFFICERS

THEW CLAIM THE CAPTURE OF 90 PIECES
OF ARTILLERY AND $500 PRISONERS
ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
REBEL NEWS FROM CHARLESTON
CONFEDERATE LOAN IN FRANCE.

THEY ARE TROUBLED BY TILE STEADY ADJ
VANCE OF GILMORE'S WORES,
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nBsIRABLBH URNIsanD ROOMs yOR RanP
~ in . large modarp halt Hfioh House. No. sos
, street, Between fltA and lStt streets: Also Z
dosbls Parlor, Handsomely furnisAed, or suitable
for an ofaee 20. Er53s hs ai,s 4ss !, 20 % 81
A RARB on ANO1--Te Let. ths otore Mo- 400
"A nth street, with Futures, oontsining two
larG rooms, IN conpls order, and rear ysrd;
the most desirable basiness loeatioas IL Che cit1
Anpiy On thu prsnases, next door to John Iroi-
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s.>G a 9k1AR
S8%S HEEPS TAX EHK
AID
PURO1 RACHl

A great svesrstats And Purse Race will oom. Al,
ever the "wAsHIxo1os Tao1TISa Coussr y ON
z iURsDAY. Sept. fsth, for 81 ,oc0. Ent.aa "a Ars
sssa, and $40 added by the proprietor Mis heats.
tsree in Ave. 70 harness. owners to drive.
The following horse, are named a.
geo nneSan names ---..... -.,..:s = Hickory
Geo dAfm4u names b. n Chartev Hu mr.
Race to come Of ut So O'Clock m 'AN"'
Mr.. kord's m are goes to wagon; tho other TIVE to
~ Az exciting Race may b expected.
aPfNING or FALL AND WINTER MIILT.
~ merry on Thnrsday, Friday, and Saturday ext
ut Mhe. WATTS Mile cry store. 154 Hixh AZ .
second door above West street 1eor setoWn g
large assortment Of Velvet, Silk, ana straw Bon
CHiidrens and Mica Hats. So s.Sts
Ik"HANS' COURT. DisrnIcr or CoIpvaI.
~ W sshington County, to rn I'm the car OF
Susapn4h Dillow. AdmilfstrAtrix Of VIM EiIow
lie eased the administrative aforesaid has Wit tn
county aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY. the lsth
'nsy Of October, 1885, for the fnAl settlsment And
dt button of the personal estate Of said
npd OF the assests in hand far As the ga ma have
b zen collected and turned into money; vhenand
where oil the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified to attend lat the Orphans Cou-t of
Washington county. Aforesaid, vita their claims
p,operly vouched or they may otherwise By Law be
excluded from sll benefit In said deceased 9 tate
week for three weeks in the Daily Eyenins star
previous to the said 18th day Of October. 1865
q. @. ROBBINS
ke % taw5W Register OF Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

STEAMER JAMES s GREEN HAS ARRIVED
@ e esrss s9 at ,s so1 T H nss 9a'
Geo Setowu Corslgnees viii pleas 1R1Eszx1z3R
sLteno 10 The ceptIon Of their goo In at ones,
&c % Il E0RGAN Il RnINEHART Ae.ntg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

l.. KIDWELL WOULD RE5pnC,FULLY
y. inform his friends and the pubic that he has
just eived splendid tment of Wall Papers
papers sold at tbs 10 vest cash prices Paper hung
III the city country in the beat style by expert
enced work men. Remember Tie place, No 367 D
street naar 9th 90
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tati0ns.
Furnished by Lewis johnson &c Co., Bank.
ers. Us =sEs = J1.0 g s=r..
t& Buying. Selling.
q. 8 Coupon Bonds, lH6l ......l06 1G6X
%. IS. 6'Va ,..... par
Quartermaaters' Checks. .90X
New Certificates. ...............99
American Gold. .I35ai31 13S
American Silver. ...........1 lS8l2e
HKw YORK RArne-S GLOCK ?. r.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1O6H; 7-30's, 1O6k; New
Ceruncatss OF Inde6tedneesl 3D. Cold l33 y;
Erie R.Rs 1O0A; NY. Central R.R., 1876 N:
Cievlsnd and Pitsharg. aok; sPIttsburg, Fort
e9X Stocks heavy. ~. sc. $, -
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VIEW THE RIVER F0RTIPICATIONs WHILE
THERE Is AN OPPORTUNITY.
GRAND DAYLIGHT EXCURSION
GLYMONT PAVILION.

osAGE TRIBE, No. s, I. Or NJ, will give an
MN n hSioN 70 tue above piece on IT,
MON DAf tept. q, 1873. Ea45AHN
committee.
fine Cotillon Band b Is been engaged.
Dinner By an experienced caterer at the usuaI
price. 0 "i
Boats leave the 18th street wharf at 8 O'Clock m
ana o clock p. IA Returning, leave st s And M
to the boat and grounds.
Committee
and Butts i'
PROM Logan Tribe-Bros Scott, Robinson, and
Neuuan. ~
Prom Usage Trihe-Brcs. T. H Whitemore. n
Q. Whitemore, ]. T, Crampsey, W. B. Ohadrick. r
! Steel, A Laweon, Jos. A. Burch, and Andraw
VadCou
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By VIM L. WALL d CO.. Auctionesrs
Atthe Horse Bnzaar SO south srie Louisiana 1penus
bttscrea Ninth and TsHfA streets
A SPLENDID BAY STALLION OF GOOD
"A blood, and about years old and cost SS53
ALSO,
asylendid Grey Saddle ane arnsss Horse
ALSO.
several droves Of saddle, Harness, and Drsasht
Horses.
SEES WIN. L. WALL 4 90: Auety
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By WIN. L WALL L co ,Auctioneets.
I TNlTkD STATES MARSHAL'S SALE Oh
~ SCHOONER ROBERT KNOWLN5

In virtue of . decree, issued from the Olerks
Office OF the supreme Court Of the District of Co.
lumbia, holding District Court and to me di.
rected. will sell at Public Auction for cssh At
the foot of sixth street wharf, on the Potomac
n nxV in sa ns. Eisstr,et st clock MON
KNOWLES her Tackle, Apparel and Furniturs
WARD u. LAMON, q. 8 Marshal.
6e23-d6ds WIN, L. WALL n co Anet.
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The PERsON WHO LEFT HIS BAGGAGE
zone two weeks ago, at 252 street viii
crll there I'm mediateiy he will hear Of som athng
gieatiy to bis advantage 3, % ytsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

CHILLING OYH OUR 6UAMHR STOCK OF
- CLOTHING, 81 reduced pEicAe, q y. DRU6l
. co. -, A6A oAvonth street III I'll
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1856 pAprR a3tR 1856
Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium
priced GOLD PAPERS,
;, Also, variety of Glazed and Blank PAPERS at
the lowest cash prices.
WINDOW SHADES Of any required style or size.
In store or made to order
Orders for Papsrb an ging or Window Shades
punctuslly e1ecu ted in city or country.
~ Terms CASH for goods or labor when pur.
chased or executed j. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh street, eight doors above
au l0-1msu Odd Fellows Hall.
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NEW SINGING CLASS WILL BIZ OPENED BY
y Prof. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI at his res
ie ence. No 3!6 r street, corner of 18th, by his
new and siraplifed system. All those who would
desire to Join that One clsss-both Isdie. and gem
temen-wllI call daily between IL and o'clock p.
;. when their voices will be tried SO Is 2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

I LlNEi-LTMEu-LIME
HAVE NOW ON HAND a full stock of LIME
ct my biHs " -'.A
Use .3-lwf VIM, n CnpEv
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r on e1vNTH g11D11. Ths bssA paass n
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FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent,
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GREEN NGER-t.seen Gin ger; pure Cider
MUSTARD SEED: WHITE BRANDY, for pre-
serving aches; WEIGH 8, Bay 3, and other brands
of FLOUR, at lowest prices. JOS w. DAVIS
IT Corner 9th and Il htraeta
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Eastern, Western and Southern Mails close at
A. NJ. aud l2i p. NJ. f,.. ....,,...,... Il
n For Detroit and Detroit Distribution ONCE one
hourlater. r.Il $500. +,
The sboyo mails arrive at 2tnd 7 p. NJ. Bay
City Mail clQscsI7 A. NJ arrives p NJ. Saginaw
City, 5 2. M. 9 An
'e ssssS W SeAerFMl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

For. he ReiieF Qrhe SICK and Distressed afflicted,
trM Piraient and Chronic Diseases aud espee-
idiy for Me Cure IF Diseases fhe Serudt Or
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
WI Surgeon. VALUABLE REPORTS on Spor-
matorrhea, OF Seminal Weakness, and other Dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REM
EDIES employed in the Disrensaryi sent free to
Two or ,bree sta,nps for nosaee viii he aecptsbe.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN H0UGlIT0N, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street. Philadelphia. Pa
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
s1t WILLIAM G. DIETz
CART ETER g. BUILDER.
WATER STREET, BETWEEN GENESEE AND
i.siH, ffa GERMAN STREETS iiiV Il

I s NOW prepared 10 execute all kinds Of work AZ
l pertaining to tho trade Having n long and
varied experience in all branches OF tho business
ands good stock Of seasoned humber on lss,d, len
conhdent my work will please all who may fav
with their patronage. ,,i..f IS -.
Plans and specifications drawn TO order, ,,s.,
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
"a Rcs denee on Jefferson street, cpp,J tn
f~fSFT'z tss.ns ri - "a n ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04

or call and view the premises.
june Q 1SG3.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
NOTICE

no John McGaar Thonlos McGarr James Nrt,arr
Mary Ann MeGarr, William Nctisrf sarah Js,s
McGurr and Susan M"tiarr, heirs at law OF Wtllsso
Me5srT deceased, late q VIII County Illinois
You are hsrelty notified that the undersigned nd
ministrator Of the estate Of William McG;ssT late OF
VIII county, deceased. will present 70 the Gosnty
Court OF SAID county. at term tereof TO holden
the third Monday Of August next being the lTtb day
Of August 1853 at the Court Houzt in The city Of
Joliet petition FOR order 70 s~ The real estate be-
logging 10 the estate of the said William McGarr for
the ayments OF delts when and where all persons
utter sted therein requested TO show cause II any
they have why it should not be sold for the pursoses
EDWAD cooSEN, Admr.
Joliet. June so, 1904 s3cw