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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THEY AND DEsEKTER.-For some months
past a notorious thief, who reoioes In an, number
OF aliases, has been making Washington his head
quarters This rascal has been before the police
a number Of times, but not having sufheient evi-
dence against him, has been allowed to depart.
The last name he has taken Is Charles Marr, under
which he was accepted a. . substitute by the Board
Of Enrollmsnt Was asosrtAined that he was .
thisf, and on that hsins made known at the camp,
he was placed In irons.
Yesterday he was recognized ~ deserter from
the 7th Massachusetts volunteers. He was com.
mitted to the Guardhouss by Capt. Todd, where
he confessed that he was formerly private Of the
Seventh, from which he was transferred to .
fsnnsj lvania artillery regiment, and deserted.
He expresseda desire to be sent TO his company,
saying he hoped he would be shot. His right name
10 Isaao Ariai. 10 quite a good looking man, and
has good address. He will undoubtedly BE- pun.
ished according 20 his &" deserts" The money
which he received ~ = substitute was returned "a
the gentleman who Furnished him.
DEATHS OF SoLpIsRs.-The following deaths
have been reported since yesterday, At the Office OF
Capt HAITI:
Robert johnson trebelj, iith N. c., sam'l Schultz
i2ath N. Y; Chas. n. Duffy, 9th Mass; William
Perry, eth N. Y. Cav.i Chas. stickney, eth Mar.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsrEEs.-The readel
will fud on the hrst page Of to.days Issue repor
Of a most important meeting OF the Board Of Pub
lie School Trustees, including the election o
teachers for the ensuing year.
STOLEN PROPERTY FoUND.-A bay horse ant
wagon was taken to the Flfth ward station yester
d. ), by n man named John Forrest. They wer
found In the possession OF q boy named West, an,
It Is supposed that they were stolen.
SOLDIERS RErREAT.-l50 cOnyalescents ar
rived last night, from Annapolis, at the soldiers
Reireatj also, o. drafted men from Pennsyl vsniu
designated for the sixty-tlrst PennsyIvania regi
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

QuAcK.RY.-I earnestly caution young men
suiisr,ns from Eeryou, Debility, 10, against "a!
asnsering their health BY patronizing any Of the
msthods used BY the advertiser, and BY hundrs ds
OF others, and In no other way Read letter which
VIII SEND you, ~ you VII send me postpaid Gu.
EDWARD X. TRAvER,
apS-hhwsm Lock Boz, Boston. Mass
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
SecQndE!diitiOl
rouR o,cLoCrx. p.h

Coisred ClergyInen AWtheviseA % Visit
Camps or Coiored Tresps.
Yesterday a committee Of the First Baptist
Missionary Convention, in session In thls city,
waited upos the Prcsldent 70 ascertain what
protection they might have from the Govern.
mont In 'sssnding missiooaris % sssssssu
soil to promulgste the Gospel Of Christ within
the lines Of the military forces cf the United
States"
The President, after addressing tho commit
tee briefly, presented the Chairman with the
followipg note Of authority to visit the campo
Of colored troops:
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

HosrKTrER's STOMACH BIrrERs.-Cominon
sense tails US that unless the stomach q kept In
good working order, the system, to which 1t sup
plies the elemenn Of the blood, cannot be vigorous
invented that 90 eficctually and invafiabiy cures
and prevents Imperfect digestion az H0sTET-
IERs STOMACH BfTrEhs Dyspepsia, natu-
often described by the sick ~ an aLgone se5sa-
don. are removed In few days BY The use Of this
ever feeble, need fear It, for II oontaios no nery
Ing sdient. II excites neither the circulation moi
the brain On the contrary, Its effect 10 genial and
soothing. 1t promotes sleep as well a. restores
the energy Of the digestive powers, and may be
taken, not only without danger, but with GER
tanty OF the most desirable resuts BY the feebiest
iady Invalid. .r4. I. y. Aule-eoat
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

EDIroR o, R.PUBlIcAs-Dssr Sar: With
your permission, wish 10 say to the readers Of
your paper that will send BY return mall to ali
Who Wish Il tlieel . Recipe, with full directions
that VIII enectuslly remove, IN 10. .daya PmpIes,
nlotches Tan, treokles, and all Impurities Of the
beautiful. =" '0''' "A"
will also mail frss to those hsvinx Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and Informa alton
that VIII enable them to start full grswth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers. OF MoustacSs, in less
than % days. All applications answered by return
mail without charge.
Rios :. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
JeN-smd No. Ssi broadway, New York.
Tnl GRIAr PENNSYLVANIA RourI.-Ths
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. soldisrs' tickets d Governmsnt rates 10
al the principal points IN the North and West
For tiekets and further apply ct the si
dee OF the eGreat Pennsylvania Roufs, " northeast
eofnsr rsnnsylvania avenue and sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. ofnes open non !. N. 70
p n.'on 'andss'aso tp.n. a.. = ,o,,ov
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

SOLDIERS RETREAT.--l50 cOnvalescents ar
rived last night, rom Annapolis, at the soldiers
Reireatj also, o. drafted men from nsylvsnia,
designated for the sixty-trst Pennsy ylvania regi.
nent
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
British steamer Hebe Destroyed OF New
Inlet, North Caroline, by the q. T..
steamer NiPhon " hiie Attempting 10
Hun the Bloc Ade,

Information has been received here, dated
of New lnlett, North Carolina, 10Th inst, TO
the effect that early on the morning OF the
previous day the British steamer Hebe at
tempted 10 run the blockade, hut being pur-
sued by the United States steamer Niphon, she
was run On shore and deserted by her officers
aud crew. A boats crew sent irom the Niphon
to get her of, swamped aud all on bourd were
captured by the rebels ON shore. The latter
annoyed our mon with their guns from the
shore during the attempt made to save the
Hebc.
The following is correct list of officers and
crew who were taken prisoners:
WV. Crowninshield, acting ensign and eA.
officer.
VIM. Mason, acting third assistant engineer.
John Paige, acting masters mate.
Timothy Driscoll, captain forcastlc.
Frank Hsnsell, carpenters mate.
WIN. A. Cooper, boatswain's mate.
John Z. Leroach, captain forecastlC.
Peter Hyland, seaman.
John Reynolds, seaman.
| Robert Carr, ordinary seaman.
John A. Rodgers, landsman.
| Theodore Y. Naudin, seaman.
John Guy, seaman.
| Charles Thompson, seaman.
Bernard Hughes, second fireman.
Ia dispatch about the stoaInors HcOc, clso-
where, will explain how the rebels were subse-
qucntiy punished for their conduct in aring
upon the Niphon's boats.-Ep. REPUBLICAN. /
EGOLD AND SUMTER FALL To-
GETHER.
1t will be seen by our Stock report, that the
news from Charleston has 5rough, gold down
to 2ss, and the prospect Is that 1t will 20 still
lower.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
TOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTUHNEY AND DCOUNsELLUH At LAW,
Has removed his ONCE to the Northeast corner Of
'Fand Fifteenth streets, opposite the east
entrance Of the Treasury Building,
Washington Cty, D. O.,
Attends especially to slains upon ths United
SsAtaa vI1-tv
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
FROM TIE WEST.
Reported Death of Gen.
Penberton. -
VISIT OF GIN. GRANT TO CAIRO, I'LL.
HIS RETURN TO MEMPHIs.
One Hundred Theasand Bales Of Cot
.s .- ton seized. h
EXPEDITION OF GEN. HERRoN
Eight Thousand Rebels are at
s' Munroe. .
WALKER AND HEsER in CON-
.a.s =. MANo. ..5-..
KIRBY SMITH. IN TENAS.
Rehel JOhnston,S RorceS Scattered,
Rebel Johustsn's Rsrcss Scattered,

CINCINNATI, August 26.-A dispatch 10 tho
Ga=etts FROM Cairo says that 1t ls reported that
Gen. Pemberton died last week at Selma, Ala
bama.
General Grant and statf and Adjutant Cen
oral Thomas len Csiro on Monday night for
Memphis.
Over one hundred thousand bsles of Confsd
crato State cotton has boon captured near
Natchez.
Gen. Heron Is on au expedition up the Red
River. There are 1000 rebel troops at Munroe,
sixty-nvs miles wcstof Vicksburg. Generals
Walker and Heber sre In command. Kirby
Smith is in Texas. Johuston's forces arc scat
tered In the Chunkey river country.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26

Twenty colored men have been enlished in
Queen Anus county, Maryland.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
WAsHINa1oN, D. Z Aug. q. 1859.

10 rhOm u nay concern;
To-day am called upon by committee Of
colored ministers OF the Gospel, who express .
wish TO 10 within our military lines aud minis
ter TO their brethren thore. Tho object 10
worthy one. and l shall be glad for all faclli-
ties TO be afforded them which may not be in
consistent with or hindrancc TO our military
operations. A. LINCOLN. ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
Name. Of ,h. Killed ., Lawrence.

LEwBESoE, August 23.-ln addition 70 the
list o. names of the killed in Lawrence we have
nhialnad il,n E1,lla,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TIE NATIONAL UNION LnAoul WILL HOLD
public meetings sveU TUESDAY EVENING,
in their Hall, As1 Ninth street. There will b
spsechss, National Songs, Ae. Ths rsading-rooms
opsa every evening. a aptt-4w
y Janes A. Brown, ESQ, 10 duly authorised and
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive sub
seriptions and contributions In support Of the Ma
tio.al usioa League Reading Room.
rHro. ?. STOKES, ses'y. .si4
A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility,
inconpstsney, ,Prematurs Decay Aad Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit Others, will
Be happy 70 furnish TO all who need II (fres OF
chargc) the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used In his case. Those wishing
70 proht BY his expsriehee--andp possess valuable
Renedy-will Sspeiys ths sane, by retafn mall
tcarefaily sesicd,) by addressing
- JOHN 3. OGDEN,
auA-dAwsm No. - Nasssu d., n. York
DisDAszs or the NssvoUs, ssNrsAL, URrs-
Any AND sExyAL srsIEn.-Esw aaA reliable
;tss.tTsni-in =, Ipc ks,orts q =. H0wAhD Asso:
Dh !. sKILLIN HougHroN,
Hcward Associations, Philadslphia, Pa.
s.--T.--isSo-x.--DnAxi's PlAsrArros
They purify, strengthen snd invisorste.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome sffecis Of dissipation and late
hours. -.Hl =. -,I' 10y
They strengthen the system and enIivsn the
mind. ~ ..--- ~
They prevent n issmatie and istsrmittsu, fe,er,.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the stom.
1hey cure Dyspepsia AID Constipation.
They cure Disrrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
| ache. = - =. -, '-'',''-
They are the best httsrs Ia the world. They make
the weak man strong, end are sxhaustsd nature's
great restorer. They are composed OF the ,ele-
Chamomiie Flower, lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Covsr-buds, Orange Pssl, Snake
root, caraway, Coriander, Burfoek, s--T.-isso-
Y Ar. . H. =
The following Is a sample Of the testimony daily
recsived; 10. = 80 = '
soLDrERs' HoMr suPERINTEsDEHr'so oyyicr,,
c,soIssAr, O., Jan. ., issa.
have sven your Piantatiou ntters 10 hundreds
q our noble Soldiers who stop hsrs, more or less
disabled from Sious causss, and the eect y most
sush !. ps.p..ssioa :: III. /. h....ly wish In
every family, IN every hospital, and At hand on
every eat'is-neld. 4: O. ". D. AsDsEws,
UN~y Superintendent.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

THE INDIAN HIRB DoCroR
From Canada, will describe diseases and taU his
patients the nature Of their COM lsiuts OF i'll.
ness, without receiving any informs-
tien from them.
ai No chayee for Constellation or A5ries 80 3 "
E---.rr rraryrL OUR MOTTO. ... is- .e...-
We use such Balms as nj ave no strife
With Nature or thu Laws of Life; - ' .'.'|'
With Blood our / ands we never stain .1---- :
Nor poison m to ease their pain.
Our Fsther- whom ell goodness fills, a
Provides the means 10 cura all IFS:
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
"eliused relieve our pain complete c-a
simple Herb, a pie Flower,
CulI'G from the dewy Las-o s-.
TIese, these shall speel with touching power
OF change and health TO tkee.
WaShtnEfon El,ildings, Pa. nperue. about ERE
minutes trdK from Broteh'S Hotel
No charge for Consultation. ms Balm Q
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JULIA A. CAN NON,
~ VS.. -fzf.
/, WILLIAM Z. CANNON
In the Ctreuit Court for
Prince q sorse's County
oSn Couyf of Eoufru-

JULIA A. CANNON, J In ths O.,eait Court for
WILLIAM oANsoN '." esss o ~ Es Sss.''
TIE object OF this suit is to procure q decree to
the defendant The bill states that the com PLATA
ant was united In the bonds OF wediock u the de-
PENDANT some time in the year eighteen bu I'D red
and forty-six, with whom sae lived and eohabiteA
until the year eighteen hundred and SIXTY two.
of mutual conden,e and affection; but for the last
eight or nine TT defendant has been little
with his family and during that time he has contrib.
uted but little for their 50 pport and comfort aud
entity has left them aEd tab en- up has resden in
emily treated her with marked disrespsct and often
with cruelty, and from the violence of has treat
mept and conduct towards her she was in danger
of some bodily harm in continuing to live with him.
adulterous and Illicit intercourss with various low
ana disreputsble women and frr m this persistent
course " life of the she is satisfied at
a reconciliation canpot be had between herseif and
the defendant And the said defend ant resides out
of the State of MARYLAND
II TO- theTeupon, this 9Th day Of March, 1883 ad-
judged and ordered by the Clerk Of the Dir salt
Court for Prince Georges county. ssSs Court Of
Equit, that the com pisiaant By causing copy OF
this order TO be inserted in some newspaper pub
on &c in each of three successive WEEKS sefsrethe
18th day of ril next, give notice to the said alb
sent ae snant of the object and sub tanse Of this
bin, and warn him To be aud appsar In this Court
August 1855 20 answer the premises and show sa o
N fny he hss Why decree onght not TO pass a.
nrsysd = FREDfRICK oAsS6ER, CLERK OF
3 20 asa Court of Equity.
True eop'-re'si;R .D.aroK sasso.R.
Clerk OF Circuit Court for
mar ls-tawSws Prince Geo rgss county.
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On the 71st inst ;, OF gastric fever, Mra posA
LIND n. eTkS Eks, wife II Jehn W stevens and
daughter o. Rost. oarihen.cf Va, aged 10 years
and fncntbs. M 4 - -
60 sstea.a her fusersl, froN the resiasnrs Of M
HUSBAND No AZ X street, between ID ana Sth. Al
pDL- O'clock a. m Monday. the Esd inst
tszsdsy Msrnips ohroaiels cepyl
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BE n HE hkzp AND De w,ss.

Go 70 DIS. BR1THERs 9kAY and b cared.
Mt and care ef AL forms Of "Dissassn par-
tiouiHriy that Of priyste ohsracter tor 70 years
nee II the District, hd have saved thouss IDS fron
4 disereceful and horrible death. How iulpsr tsnt
dissas UPON <bemaelves 80 be cured bsfor u il foa
lste, thus prsventinA exyosure q themseives ADD
Island, opposite Smithsonian IAstasatien. ms Ins
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BATCHfLes'g HAfs Din,
IT, L., az TVo,jS

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pre-
duees csIoT not 70 be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO irjure the Hair IN the least; re
sdss al effects OF Bad dyes, and inVixorstes the
Bsir for Efe. Gsa Red or EKssy Has' instantly
tIrns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and bexutifui Sold by sll Drus gists &e.E p
So The Genuine is signed wILLIAs A. BAroEs-
LoE, on tsf 5ssr sites Of sasi box.
FadosS, Ne. 81 Barclay 81. Rsy~ faTs.
n lily Lsts zs Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
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wAssAsrEp 70 euRs II SIX DArs DIR godfrey =
ABtd1te. an kpsifsh Specific of sixtY-hys years
Standing, sin care ioaeyyA0a - SIR days No
change OF diet require PRICE 4iper bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alsxansria. Ss-iy
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X NOR DxNTowN NJ

L BOB DKNTowN. N. j.
This Ipstitete Is pleasantly locstef ON the Dsia.
ware River, 80 miles north II Philadelphia Ithss
been in successful operation for more than ten
years aud n one 81 Tie most Hourishing institu
tons of learning in the country : ~ !. !
Special attention is paid to the Common and
H cher branches OF English, and superior advan
tages furnished in Vocal and Inst umentsl Music,
Drawing, Painting French and Latin are taught
by experieneed teachers 80 s
Persons eonling from the South can leave Wal.
rut street wharf PhilAda.. at Q. IA. and 2, Z. ~
Rev. JOHN Il. BRAKELEYs A M.
References In Warrington: Hon Ten Eyke
Senate; Hpa N. l. stratton, HOUSE IL Rspresea
tatives; Jno. 2: Polk, State Department; 1es; L.
Departmentofthe Interior; g.. J. Groot, N. d.
Re le nm
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PROPERTY CHANGED HANDS.-It is said tn at
Jonah ID Hoover, ex- Marshal of this District
has sold his fine residence in the First Ward
near 81. Mathe WIS Church, to Governor MorgaS
of New York, for S3O,Dee. = = = III = Il =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

A BIC GUN.-This morning a tremendous
rified gun from the Arsenal was drawn aIonD
the Avenue by twelve horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

THERE il now displayed at the Dollar Store AIS
Pc M o. avenue, near AZ stree briIIisnt assert
ment Of Jewelry in all its yarieties Cali ami look
at it and invest dollar there. mar 2-lws :
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sPEsSLToRRHoxt eAS BE CusKp pr Rands
Tsesihe cures Seyaai6s'Aea. Ss.s,..al wssksSss
irpetenrp, LosS ~ Poser se spesaf % a,sd sttesai
y. It's effects are truly magical. trial OF the
SpsS,se' Vii esssnee the most sssRsissl Of its
ner 18th street and Pa Avenue Wash fngtou sno
Henry Cook Alex andTiA n s,iy
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HosTETTtR's STOMACH BIrTERs- Mushroom I'm
ticfcHs-Succe - Is the prevalent cradle of ina
Vulnerable humbpgs.f No sooner had HostetterS
stomach Bitters made their mark in thu world :,
than up sprung a host of Invitations and as the
lame Of the Erea; restc rstive grew and spread the
Iestltsraus crop of poisonous Ockeries TIL en- I'll
But the true medicine has lived them down One
ty one they have appeared. When the bellows
Of punery which Ike Pt alive thu sble FIRE OF their
bcrTOWed reputs'ioH ceased to blow they ceased to
live, AID thus tn sy con tinse to and go Mean
viile Jstetttr's Btters the great protective amd
RENE dia tonic OF the age. hsve progresseI in pop
uisiity with each succeeding year. Their sce-s
a. leans OF preventing and ring the diseases
sitting from ma aria. UNIV hole some water and all
Unhealthy climatic Influences, has been sunhless;
ard ar remedy for dyspepsia. liver con pa, mt !,
fever and ague. neral weakness and debility, and
ali cor Pla nts orr ginatirg in indi gestior they
rev n mitted to be 81 perior o any other prspars
hSn ever sdvsTtis ed or prescribed. From the home
market. to which few years Ego they were
hned their sale has been extend al into State
in this Union, over The whole OF south and Central
America, Mexico. the West Indies, the sandwich
Islands. Australia, China and japan. Home and
fCre' gE testimony continue to ghsw thst HOSTEL
TfR'S BITTERs are the most remarkable tonic
ard inv igorant Tow before the world.
Wholesale Agsnts-A. ". Biuisger Co. 2S7
Penn. avenue. -F.s.~ :. mar 10 cost
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C0KsS. BuSIoKs Cruz AND IxFKRTsp NAILS,
Enlarged Joints Cbilblains, and Othee disorders Of
th. feet, cured withsut pain by Dr. White. Surgeon
Chsropodist. Operations performed in few min
ute- and the relief Is go stantanepus that the pa
tielt can always walk immsdistel without incon.
veIience. Dr. White has scoras OF theates from,
eminent eiergypen, statesmen, merchants and
Others az the highest Tcspectahility, which can be
seer by calling Et his Office, 424 Pa. sv., between
"a and 9Th sts., Washin gton, ID. C. fe al-H
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- w. " N IL ~ ALL.
GEO. W. BEALL,
HI. L. oRfuTf,
CHeS A RTNkPv
A sslsTANT QUARfEKMAsf sR,s oFFICE- 4
"a frr~> 0.S ~

A ssIsTANT QUARfEKMAsf sR's OFFICE
"A -fbysu @ AID nd Sfsests.
WleHrxorox, c. Mach II isss
VIII b sold q public spetisn ou-VRIbiY " Tia
Ith insfapt Susnsity Of Manure bslsnsins to the
SSsltssnsss.rs nepsrtmspt, lying ct the horse
streets. and at suoh ctber points - via thSn b
desis mated by the aucsioneer = :
Terms cash In Goyernrrent fu ndf.
corral, - :
The mnx uye 70 be removed within tan DAYS sfssr
the sale. :
All DAuure kita erfo purck nssi from this De.x RI.
mept mas be reuscy Cd within the tim APO vs nee.
IT, or Il VIII be ssold for the hsns6t o. the oy-
efnnent. y. h. T0MP6IN5
Captain and A. q n e g A.
mar I'D J. @. MoaUIkGa co, Aus s.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD We
call attention to the advertisement of Mr.
Samuel Hoover, in another column, offering a
rewardof one Thousand dollars for the RECOVERY
OF money recently stolen from his residence on
street.
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BRowS's BRONCHIAL. TRoOHRs az q
reach di1sefiy the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRoscHIrIs, ASTHMA, and Ca
IA Ran they beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the 81 the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them 10 be eounterfeited, Be sure
20 guard against worthless imisstohs. fOBrAIS
only the senxine BTptrn's Broarhioi TrocAls which
have pTornd their cfeaey by a test of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SIseEas should use the
Troches Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tag the voice and are exposed TO susden changes,
should have them Sold eve-ywhere at Is cents per
box. E-Fa-- u jan H-3m
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mar Ii 3tsw&ds mn " W. A"e'''
Byy. McsUIRK & 90, Auosionssrs

Byy,G Mcguire 90, Aucsioneers
PSoa1ag7 os WED e SsTt A tF4EEG6S
Aprii l5th At 81 o'clock IN the premises, bT virtue
aisd &C. Of No 5u rs co il
fgio ias, ct Sq No lsl folio l9s, ct seQ ami No.
coun5 pstse CT aps r.CGrs Sa 81
virtue OF two decrers of the Circait Court OF the
resssctyeIy ia and ID ina
me a. trustee, IN the place AMI stead Of Charles
and 1 Len:
numbered i've hunc red snn hty saven 5T7b frOsting
SeSeen north and ses en- @ HTs With ,Ss
IL proveIneuts, consisting Of large brick dwelling
Terms of sale: One third in cAsb, the remainder
in sIN and twelve sonls with interest secured by
at the ex pe OF purchaser 1.-THE ter ms sfssals
are not complied with in I'VE days thereafter the
expense Of defsutinx parchSssr on one weeks NOV
ss rs sss.i e.
4 eMMIssIONtRS' SALE or Tas RIAL Is
~ TATE OF THR LATK RICHARD n. BoYsR by,
trist Of Columbia, bearing date the eth dsy of
FEBRUARY, ls5i made in Ger tain cause depsndiug
vide tie real tate Oh Richard M. Boyer, hfs of
suction e vi T
Of April next, At O'Clock in the loren oss, the
sSiS Reag Boyer died seized the 81 ss s.ns
and lying in Georgetewn. in the said District, 20
Ist.. A house and lot on the north side Of w..er
street rear Jefferson street, hetwsen Wsshington
Es.er street, and running back of that wi ithbout
Ii warehouse and lot between Cherry street
the canal being the third house from asrkst space
ton to Georgetswn, situated at the southesst cor
sss q nish ard Bss gssyst: With tss tssse.t Y
for tavern in Gecrgetovn, and is an old and we'd
kn ass Place 81 Pafss Fss0tt Raj. =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
"A. No .IMPOsITION

MADAME ROSS, Doctftss and Aatrologst was
born with natural gift. She tells the past and
futare-was never known to sfAil. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures all dise&ses; business strictly confidential.
No. A33 = street West, between 9th and 9TH, near
the Patent Once, The only person that can show
reality. Ladies' 81 cents; gentlemen 81. fe "a Inn