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The New York herald., 1863-10-22
ron BALE.

GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE AT GREAT BA N
n gain-A Real Estate Once, well established with
good assortment Of farms houses lots A 70 sell and ex
raid flea
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

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The New York herald., 1863-10-22

TTT NENNIITTNL HITTH1VT---Nf y TT-VTE MI
1 CuLhnsIaftG InffinT uf Sc drnorfarF a. fhs
safeaih brsatIfa fitr he'll a. r n Yfy hifd
street aud iii aFeuYf Tlratay evening rrpisr ~
tie oiOeinf "a FrnfirffrD wCrs chesrn - ~ 70
Pr Moot fAiurs ~ Brady. Er Aics PfFsfrf John
neguafe Twfllti aArfs BrFau NeCshi snrts NJ vaff.
EchAil Iiinagfu Tr~uti sfrf. Thomas Ns'sy. fwrn-
ty..rti aFf toufai Haaf Iwrry scs0nf war. rfeIc
ianfs ssephrn Lpte ffriia ward Lac sonners hiue.
H james fHsIrrgln. fHfnlftA itDNrTf
Po,iiric~ T,enis ~ uari Iiesfy sIfar rrrai .sBa
w.4d Whrrlalvn reiQFed iual iss loo Alexander
Naft una I.lff rrnlFlf-f lnr cnIlH1fr
1r sahl rgseah sgris dis'fies hs
LialFat4Tv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ ~ - n ,EGD - n ID nc R4 ,
Al No. 30 West Washington st.
4 LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer hou~e
sep30-dly A. LISTZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
PERU AND INDIAN APOLIS
R % L r. O a ID
1863. 81 y siaasi ;s algss 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
New Routc to chicago wa ixokOm O L.
~ MlLfs SHORTER THAN Am ornrR ROUTE.

81 Mills SHORTER THAN ARN OTHER ROUTE.
An AND Af1Ek MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1868, trains
y iraiI- vii -. fullew,
Chicago EXpr Train will leave indianapolis at
IL D T. A., 20 kokomo $40 L. ~, time
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for oeanspori. Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arri al I, IA AZ 4:20 =. NJ.
Eturn ug. the seme train will leave Peru ~ l:20 A. NJ,
making c.e connections with the yhi rain from CHI
cago. aud arrive 4 india apois az 500 A. NJ.
A Mail .rain will b. ave Indianapolis az $50 r. NJ,
stopping ~ alsaons and arriving at Peru m time to
make connections viii the thc Toledo and Wa
bash Baiiw for Wabash Huntington. Fort Wayne To-
lcdo ard Detroit
krturunp. thr same train will leave Peru At 80
A NJ after the arrival of the train the I. n w. X. W
from the ks~ aud arrive ~ Indianapolis a lu00 A. N.
in time 10 make connections Tor all points East South
and West.
AChcago Expresstran will leave indianapolis At s2O
T. 81 making close connexions al oAomo with train for
Lovan port. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive -
Peru 40 lt- 4 NJ "a time 20 make connection with trains
going asi aud West the Toledo and Wabash kall
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru AZ ig:l5 T.
making ciose connection al KokomO with the trains
OF the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive at indianapolis al
10 = NJ ia time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent.
v r. MAL0rr. General Ticket Agent. icb23. '62-d ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
FOR SALE.

rUyhat ground adjoining the north Of the block
Of buildings built by Kirkland FitEgihbon on south
Meridian street near the Union Depot 100 r. front BY 2l0
feet deep Will be- sold IN 20 IS feet lots the whole
of lot. This T. valuable locality for persons
wishing 20 purchase business property, a the Wholesale
Of city will be concentrated this
property be bought for nearly onefouth
prices oi Washington street property. II has been dem.
on tracd hy actual sales that there has been a. many
guods sold 10y houses this street. any Washington
street and In branch oi the business sold, when
In business, more tobacco wholesale than any three
houses on Washington Street. The locality Of this
ground for whole ale business has greater advantage
IN the saving OF drHyage than any other location the
city, A. good can De delivered the pavement by all the
railroads. THIS advantage will save half the rent Of a
store room on Washington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
y KtRLAND,
or. T.T. RYAN. No. -. south of the ground.
apr i5-d m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
indianapolis and Madison
1905 M xszs loo5'

New srroogcmcot tn Commence TIon-
day, Feb. ,, 1855.
FrNWo Passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted) be-
tween indanapnli. and Madison
leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis. At 80 \.
and L. NJ, ng Madison at II IS A. NJ and so
PM
Leave tho Depot Madison at A. NJ ana 7. NJ,
rivpg ~ indianapolis at II A. NJ and $40 Y NJ.
The trsn leaving indianapolis at $50 4. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus sf5 A. NJ. for Shelby
Vile And Rushve, arriving at shebyvr at 1895 a 81.
aud Ru>hviiie at 1890 I. NJ
Leaving Rushve At 20 = NJ. Shelbyvalle az SIS ?.
NJ. connects Columbus with the and NJ. train.
uving at either Indauapol, Madison the even
Ing.
THIS Road forms liue With The Packets AZ Madison ior
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolls and points Wet
Tani Of freighfs a. low a. by any other route.
shippers and me reliant, West will hnd IL 10 therinter.
est to ship by this line.
fcbs u. G BRASHAM superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Advertisements published IN both the Daily aud the
Weekly SsSrrsrf will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the weeklv rates added.
business Notices published IN the local columns, of ten
ines under will be chsrsed Tor each insertion al u
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will be made Tor inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named, TO be paid IN advance:
Military Companies. Order Of odd Fellows, Masonic
Order-. Fs-uevoen Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines IS cents for each
Insertion; eight lines Al this rate.
deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 ceGs.
Notices 90 Festivals cncs and Excursic gotten up by
individuals associations by churches, AT the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. n ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once in the Daily, will be charged ifty cents.
Yearly advertisers To paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
TO charged at the 81 al 30 for each name In the
Daily 81 the Daily and Weekly, the same 10 be- In
oil cases, paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted NJ the expense OF the at
tornsy ordering for the legal proceed
tngs but coecable al usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Psopretors Indiana State sentinel.
J. NJ. TIIFORD.
President Indianapo Journal Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
fCoYresDondennA Evening StAy.1

GRoRGETown, August 10, 1853.
since the weather has been 90 extremely
warm there has been but little Of importance
transporting In our town. Business ID PROSTATE,
and allseem to be seeking cool place. Although
we had quite q draft the other day, 1t did not
seem TO have the least tendency to cool the
atmosphere.
The trade ON the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
has not been fully resumed, and the arrivals
are limited to what few beats were this side Of
the breaches caused by the late rebel invasion.
The arrivals by river are-Steamers ]. S.
Green, N Y, merchandise to Morgan & Rhine
hart; Putnam, Alexandria, light; schrs. Com.
merce, Colbert, Baltimore, lumber to T.. Pick.
reli Ross Winans, Cade, lumber TO Wheatley;
Access, Robinson, Port Deposit, lumber to J.
Libbey; Active, Simmons, Philadelphia, hay
to Government; Jss. T. Cake, Endlcott, Gar
diner, Me ice to Cooley; barges St. Nicholas,
Lynch, Alexandria, hay to Government; Fly
ing Dutchman, Lee. Philadelphia, hay to do;
Board Of Trade, Wilkinson, Washington, grain;
sioop Star, King, Alexandria, light.
Drparted-Steamer e. Chamberlain, Stew
art, Philadelphia, merchandise from Hyde d
Davidson.
By canal-Boats r. II. Alvey. John 4ermon,
J. A. Rhinehart, VIM. Stanhope, Il. H. Castle.
man. VIM. r. Chaplin. q. W. Spates, A. Fl.
Ponepbarger, Josiah Witt, Little Bob, Ellen,
John H. Shaw, Lonaconing No. 3.
Markets are unchanged. CrBA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
DEE

On the 10th instant, WILLIAM HENRY, son OF
and - days.
On Monday. the 10th instsat. ANNA REBECCA.
0ihly, aged ~ months and 81 days
The fr;ends ana a:eusintAnces 81 the family are
respectfully Invited to ettsnd the funeral on
Tuesday Aftsrnoon ct clock. from the rVsdepos
on soth street, between B and ste.
inst at O. oiclocx >. m, ct tAs residence OF ssr
relative, Vim. T. gtsiger. OF tAis ctr.
On the llta inst, PRANK MCGOWAN, soo Of
u days.
On Tnssday tie il.h Instant. q bali past one Q.
iIyinis Brown csod II ,ronths and IS daYs.
ais funeral viN take Vlaos On Wednesday. the
istA instant ct ocioek. from ths OF bis
Ills nds CT The family are invited 70 attend. vitAolt
fpYtAOg notice sa-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

BvJ. O. McGU d CO.. Auctioneers.
L. AucTIox On WEDN IeDAY AFTERNOON
August 10TH ats oelock on tae prsmi.es, We "a ali
SCI e tne nor ss sse' OK Los oSokIe s's SLY
improvements consist of IN old Brick House.
months for notes satisiActorily secured. bearing
interest. Expenses of conveyance Of pure hassr'a
su JC Mcguire & Co. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

THB STOMACH prepares the elements Of the bile
and blood and if IT does the work fec oily and I'M
perfectly liver and other ye1 stious diseases are
the &C rtan result Az ION II ersfors "a auy Iii;
sured that the d igestive organs are ut o order.
The hrst ard only thing to be done is to administer
:he main kprips Of the animal machinery; For
this purpose can confidently recommend Hos
letter 3 Celebrated stoma ch Btters. Acting
an terative aud = tonic it strengthens the dtges
tion char &c the condition Of the blood and there
BY gives regularity to the bowels.
sod By Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Penn ave- an IL cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

Openheim. suspicion Of larceny; Jail for hear
ing. John Kelly, violating hack law; Sis.
Pat'k Scanlon, profanity $3.50. Germs Tuell.
threats; dismissed. Johanna Maloney, do; do
sault and battery: bail for hearing Dennis
Murphy, do. bail for court. John Du~ail,
obstructiDg the street; for hearing. Charles
Bprgner, drunk; dismissed. John Adams, de-
serter; military. John O'Neale, disorderly:
dismissed. Martha Douglass, profanity: 81 S.
Fanny Jackson, disorderly; sl5S. J.W. Ford,
drunk: military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

Our CITIZENS, anxious to become good mu.
sicians, will be glad to learn OF the return to
this city Of the celebrated Professor Alexan-
der Wolowski, whose remarkable success du-
ring his last visit among us, in instructins his
new method, was the general theme ofremark
He intends to commence = new course immedi-
ately, at his residence, No. 3lG street, on the
northeast corner Eleventh street. We advise
all who desire to become thorough masters of
their voices. as we'll as the pianoforte, to give
the Professor an early call. He expresses his
desire to hear from his former pupils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

ALx1AxpRIAs sARFAIRs,--Yest rdays after
noon as Lieutenant Charles r Ne tr, O, the sd
New York Volunteers cd Fire Zousves,) was
to the hospital, and soon after died. sHe vvas
boarding at the Mcclellan Restaurant, and at
dinner seemed perfectly well and hearty. We
are unaeIe 70 learn the cause OF the death.
Mr.. Thomas r. Keith, native Of this city,
died yesterday At the City HOTEL at the ad.
vanced age OF "a years. Deceased was for ma.
ny years connected with several of the most
ways regarded as a strictly honest and upright
man in all respects Mr.. Keith has been board.
er at the City Hotel for some forty years.
Shooting Of Mr.. Coyle.-It appears from the
Purdy and Colonel Delany, that Mr., lanes
Coyle was most brutaily murdered, and that
ne was true Union man. The matter is being
tnny inveshgated, and the perpetrators Will DO
brought to Justice: 1t happened on August6th.
1t appear from the statement Of his wife, the
only witness present during the entire time,
that Mr. q. entered his house and closed the
doors as soon as the firing commenced Zone
mic from his house). After the suffers Were
reeaptured by our troops. two of our men de-
Inanded tho doors to be opened-as soon as MIR.
Coyie appeared at the door near his bedroom,
he was shot by one Of the men, the ball passing
entirely through his body, Just under the arms.
he staggered to the bed and exclaimed am a
dead man. They rushed into the room, beat
Ing him over the head and face with their ps.
tolls, and finally dragged him into the road in
asenseless condition, robbing him in the pres
Cnce OF his wife Of . massive gold watch Mrs.
Ccyie remarked, "Gentlemen, that is my hus-
band" They said they cared not whose the
devil husband he was, and the son of q b--h
should destroy no more suffers goods. They
knocked Mrs. o. (who is a cripple) down and
dragged the body of her husband over her.
Young McGlochin, gentleman from Pennsyl-
yania, then c3ne out OF the Kitchen under
guard, and as soon as Coyle recovered he re-
quested him to pray for him. Mr.. Mcilochin
knelt by his side to do Sc, and was rudely hur-
ried away, and told that he should be hung
MI S. Aimguist,a sutlef, testified to the
character OF Mr.. Coyle, and several other
suffers, reliable men, are willing to testify and
will. Mr.. Coyle warned Colonel DuIany the
same morning, that the guerrillas were about,
AS also he did several suffers; he also told Col
Dulany to send back all persons he met. That
fact would prove that deceased was not con-
nected with the gang.-Ales Necs, Aug. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

THE CHRONICLE is cracking the plantation
whip again over Washing tonians, Washing
ton city councils and officials. II can't forget
or forgive the snubbing it got at the hands OF
the people OF Washington on the LIST Of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

SENT TO JAIL.-Wm. Carol, fcolorcd.n for
stealing So i'll gold from his uncle, Emanuel
Chase, has been sent to Jail. Carol is about Is
years old. and discovering where his uncle
kept his money, the 81 ut Of the gold was too
great temptation for him to Withstand, and
he took it. Part OF the money was recovered
by Officer Maxwell, who arrested Carol. The
case was tried before Justice Giberson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

SEcoSpWAHDS STATION CASES Il D. Briggs,
grand larceny; dismissed H. Miller, fighting;
S19i. Warren Martin, do; SI.94. Augustine
Stardlenan, dIsorderly: dismissed. Jacob Fill
liars, drunk; dismissed Susan Hill, disor-
derby; Sis. Daniel McCarty, drunk: FL. Thos.
Bowie, three cases, two fer threats and one
assault; Jail for peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
FOR SALE AND RENT.

m . Boon. .s 1G d. s.s..:s
s5ss !! e: e.: s:.;:s
In The city ...onsi9. paid 70 those OCCUPY
FoEE oo RENT Several slss.s.!,- , p. A
men,s. At No. 8 ~ street. opposite Dr. sundsr-
Is, 60 ureh Table board near By. au lo-ls'
Two UNFTRNIsH1D FRONT RooMs FOB
TO COED tsn.nt rent viii 5. moderate sas.ost.
kkHT No Us a. sa9
7' al For i.. terms, enquire on tho premises.
RooMs TO LET fine. l.rs. PARLoa and
f s3;nSS S. iPss;ss = hsssEEsoR cos
L Rooms: situated in pleasant part Of the city,
C nvenient to the War Department and Provost
har-hsi's. Rent moderate. Apply at alo = st.
LOB REST-A new Three-story Brown. front
sa1EK aous at the sn Yer
and is furnished tkrou bout with ga pipe. and
.son as the ess is brousht to street win be intro
Bet Of references required. Terms. 800 per
Inquire of the undsrsigned where the keys may
CO..
$4,000 1H Psog s. PE e. !s ;i.
FairfaI strsst, Aic1andria. Va, doing business
& aoass % PEI .s shs
everything is in the best order. The WI ole will be
s .s eh
further p,steul.r: inquire on the premise. efJ P.
Iif"appi, Il sss street, street Corner Il 18Th ~
au s.lw.
A FURNI sHED Bed Room AND PAkLoa
iSI r ssr.s. ss.s Dk s9M
for sale, having large Store, intended to be con
.sf tel int two storss &C. Also 10 acre: Of L,nd
sa h5ss % s .snss D CO..
ner Of 9Th street west and Lst:eet north. contain
No. ssss: ss:;: &
HeT Ho 1 s1'dss D street. sS%s
f.: q Assssss9 Iss.as si sss :sss $
~ j, NJ 4 GRAY. aa''sss.' s'1ass
Fog klNT.A ,VRNIsasD ROOM, s44 10Th
VALUABLE LOT FOB sALE-ons <. between
ono. ". COCHRAN. 3ss Penn ave. tysltf
E0R R1NT-A One STORE on Seventh street,
Il one Of the best locAtions In WASHINGTON for
any business. Apply at the 9osiin9 Restau rsnt,
No. 211 Penn. ave. bet 18th and 18th SITS. jy9s u.
LOB gALH-A COUNTRY sHAT on tho Wssh.
l. ington Turnpike, Is miles ON Baltimore, ons
and half miles from station on the g. B., CON
tanning i7acres. improved By new dwelling, stab
.' Hp sas to s s.
Baltimore. ~ q l0ts
E,CRNIsHHD ROOMS TO RENT AT No. al
j. 18th street, between g and H. Also, Carriage
House aad 6table. IS q sw-
SNyo LDf.-Ths sub seribsr havins rented that
i handsomsly furnished Dwelling House on g
street neax 18th, No 1873. rect nsly occupied by
Gen CadVslader. will Let . siit OF PaFlOfs, With
uss Of nav Graad action Piano baths hot and
eoM. md sc: C!s.ks IRON the DsIaEtmsnts:
city 4aa Do aooommodatsd With Rooms. TO lss.-
xhes noOf psrlof oAaeN 70 . Paymastef or
other. With room sdjoinins II desired.
LOB eALlH7he GOODWILL ana vlxTUH19
q ofe vol teHt Ksstau1sat And Billiard TAoss.
Direct No. 6A6 Penn. avenue. 1y0YM
EURNIeHHD BOONE E0x GlNTL1MEN
IA only st 99l1 street. between 18th and tss5s ;.
iasSs' ed Us SSSitt House. 7hs house ns.ly
fnsnisAed. pssered ead painted. ~ st-lm-
Ra1OK DwE4LING. sS1 2 grB11r. p.
y tween eth and 7th streets west, 10 rooms one .
seseon pesior. CHAMBERS. g. sase, 18th i1nsal.
atS p2seessiea. Rsrsoes visha.S sqea resids,ncs
~ e 6
ele, GO. SIS, $50, 81. an1 square y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

A BoLn THIEP-On Saturday afternoon
John Holmes, colored, went into the store of
W. II. Davis, en- eth street east, betweenG and
i south, and thrust his hand in the till, taking
out handful OF notes, but before he could get
of he was nabbed by officer Truxall and taken
before Justice Gull. who committed him to
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
MA0RIED,

At Wesley CHAPEL, on the soth July, By the Rsy.
Mr. Latham, JOHN g. TUSsALBAO9H to Miss
ELIZA J. FORBES, all OF this city.
tBalt. papers please copy.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
AUCTION SALES,

1nIs A11E1NsoN AND T0.ao110W
y THOMAS DOWNING. Aueaonser,
Two yAIu Asr fIssf sSfGbI & p lors At Auo-
ICES. tvo vsi.sbls Isiidins Lsts, isssssd On .
fronts % feet on "a street, running Ssck $50 feet.
Title perfect. Terms PH sssh /. nov,,ra A..
By W. D. LlwIs L co.. Auctioneers.
SEvEN IMPERIAL BRUSSELS CARPETS AT
next. 81 s asr Ssas on
10 o'clock ct our Sslssroom, No ~ seventh street
between G and streets, ve shall sell seven I'm
having been used In the Rooms belonging - Offices
aus ". B. LEWIS CO., Auctionee-s.
By 6RBlN 4 WILLIAMS. An ,tionsers
HANDSOME FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE
Il AND Lof on 71H STREET sAS1, NEAR pESysYL-
the 18th instant, We sAal SELL on the premises, at
6oeiock p. m. that Handsome story Brick HOUSE
at the corner OF nh st. east and South 0ssoiins
built Of the best material, snientiy gsd
nssing " rooms. kitchSS cellar. ana aries: Stable
No IN ssu.1s ss1f q Ds. Il
avsnue, The House is built In the middle. lsavlns
Vacant Is IL On s:ss M ts
With inc haustibis cistern Of water in the ard
II is about one minutes walk from tbs House to
Terms: ons half cash balance in 8 II, and 10
nonths, bearing interest from day of sale, deed
Any persons wishing to purchase a handsome
prospect: 4. I.sSsstfuiiy invited to cali aud s1
a" ans '0i 'aemse atfssshsN WILL ms. Auo..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

WpAPpING PAPER for sale ST tho Star ofice coun-
ter al six cents per pound iy22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11
LOCAL NEWS.
AMuslMlHrs TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THlArER.-Kate Fisher and
the dramatic company Of the Washin ,.on The
alter, last night played Dick Turpia," and to.
night ill be performed, by particuI ,r request,
the drama OF "Jack Sheppard Mis- Fisher
personates Jack" and will be sustained by
Mr. Clark as Blueskin,' and Bokee as "Jon.
athan Wild" The st. Denis troupe and Ma.
rietta Ravel will also appear.
CANTERBURY.-Mr. O. H. Hess, the business
manager Of Canterbury Hall, who was one Of
the 'lucky' ones in the recent draft, will to-
night take a benefit, and on the occasion the
Canterbury company, the Zanfretta troupe,
and q large number of volunteers, will ap.
rear. The bill announced is an admirable one,
and there is no doubt hut that Mr.. Hess will
receive a rousing benefit
Observation-Disclosures play, "The Belle
OF Washington" was reproduced last night At
The Varieties. 1t will be performed again this
evening, together with rich bill of song,
dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. The Va.
rie'ies company never fail TO please. Their
acts are all popular, and are performed in an
admirable manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-11

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
Roaches crawling on your floor.
Hats and mice In bArrs and sheds,
These shalt never plague you more.
Lyon, with his Powder, Stays
All tAe insects that annoy;
And his Pills, beyond all praise.
Every rst and mouse destroy.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but
vii! kill all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs. &c Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death
TO rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
au 5-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York
soLDlERs' SPECIAL NorIcE.-Do your duty to
youraelvep pl otect your heath uss Hci Pills
and Ointmsnt. For wounds, sores, bowel com
Full directions how to use them with every box
CoRss and other disorders of the feet when ne.
elected ere injurious to ths health Thsy Enat tho
Ton: 70 III .iiictsd With oo1a:: Bsnioa; Mails
ws would re commend an early, call ct pr. Whites
Office. No; 424 Penn avenue, between Four and A.
s.1a. e N KoS.: - S;s:;: =.
a.s s ND one sc
!ov fare and sure oonneotions Soldier tickets so!d
Hivaais Koats, nortEs.s. corner Of P.nnsyiyeai.
&. gatii ,. m; On sands;S; f Ha..n e
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WAlsAuYIp 70 uUaB N BIZ DAYs-Df. Godfrey 3
standing, VIII cure Gcsorias ts sig days. No
shsass q diet rsaairsd Price q PER sl SStt!. sold
Washing ton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. sly
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THE BOARD OF ENRoLLMENT.-Ths Board
continued In session last evening until six
o'clock. After our report closed yesterday
exemptions were made or substitutes taken in
The following cases:
Daniel Mccarthy, in service Sd OF March.
John l.. Deadly, erroneous enrolment
Aienzo ). Gear, procured substitute. BGreen.
John Smith. disability
Henry King, ander age
Edward 0. Graves, under age
Patrick Barry, disability.
Joseph II. Godfrey, widowed mother.
Richard Forman, in service March ).
Thomas Wood, furnished substitute, Lewis
Davis.
Henry Schuhardt, alienage.
John Glass, disability.
John Shanahan, under age
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81. 9. sPALDIN6,
N ,.e s.ss's Of Ptg1s Rqi1ssEip ses,isa

By WI. l.. WALL CO.. Auctioneers.
A FRANZ AND BRICK HOUSES AT AUG
"A IIos ON uIs STREET. IsLAnD.-0n 9Rl DAY
1AsEThsAsss aa es! sssr. IS III lio 81
ave-, and inpro.s front By coed story and
basement Frame D.slhng, containinss roo ms aad
on the rear of the lot small Brick Houses saoS
containing rooms and viii Be sold separately
Terms: One nan cash the balance in siK and
twelve months for notes bearing Int rest secured
BY deed OF trust ON the premises.
aus VIM l., WALL IL co Aucts