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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09

RRThe Journal in its attempt to ex-
cuse the interruption of Mr. TRAix's lee
ture on Tuesday evening, by its party,
which had assembled at the Court House
70 jollify over something--we don't know
exactly what--states falsehood when it
meeting went there 10 the Hall)
as possible, and took no can
'erhaps it was not possible" for
d to have been more quiet, and it
ly possible for them TO have been
sy. A cannon ards brought 10
in front Of the half. and fired sew
IS, much to the annoyance Of the
and the audience. Every man
in the hall will testify to this.
Again the Journal says. "there was but
little noise made until Gen. BuKNs made
his appearance in front of the crowd"
We would like to know the Journal,
idea Of "little noise" The crowd die
not wait in the street until General Burn,
was called down. but came with rush
tramp and hurrAh, up the stairway, crowd
ing the avenue to the hall. and making Al
much noise rs pack Of hyenas. Thi
was before any one came in 20 call Gen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
Railroads.
Indiana Central a Dayton d western k.K
GNER III


IN and after Monday next trains on the Indinna
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth stree H.
stj:00 m, e:i2 a m, and 40 pm.
12:22 n m.
Tie 5iO a M and 44j M express trains naL
close connections 20 AL points the West and South
and 0.iZ ia the shortest and Quickest ROM
t9 Chicago and the Northwest
novB II. o. CAREY, Superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
To Suffering Humanity.
UNION d" rs MY MOTTO.
DIR. w. w. RIcHMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRy0YAyT

MOULD say to the sick and afflicted that he cans
w es the blind to see, the deaf to hear, and the
lsIne 70 Walk without the use Of the knife or any min
ertl drugs. - MY i
kHEUMATlSM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION. and
all FEMALE WEAKNESSES cured in few DAYS.
All OHkONlC COMPLAINTS relieved without fail
py calling on the Doctor at his roome IN the Kryde
and Fourth. ,nsoSJi,n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09
Dayton, 1enia aud Columbus RaIIrono
1alas8 n - 5i4IIEsssE

hhhh Daliy rams East, VIA Columbus ,lhrausf
Il ueGels nom Dayton TO all Eastern cites
Three DAILY Trans East, leaving Iaytou L., ~ -.
East as tolloWs; Night Express Il6s y. m llneionsI
and Columbus Day Express ll.ZO;a nl thrss ,l.i,
stop only at Aena and London. Accommodation 81
p m, stops al all way stations between Daytaa anai
columbus. ~ -'
arriving al Dayton night xpress 5i4ba. M Accof,.
modA1on $40 a. m; Columbus aud Cucinnail ~ n,
press b:S0 p. M - -
Trains run by Columbus time, winch IL minutes ia-
ter lhan Dayton time. - Il
Through tekets can be had for all Eastern cities b,
calling on b. W. KING, Tick Agent
II. ". WOODWARD, supeuutendent
q. WARMAS, Sien'l Agt, Dayton, D. now
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nayIOn ana MIchigan RaIlroad.

M and after Sunday May 4, 1862, trans vii.
~ leave Union Depot Sixth street for ToIedo snt
Ill inlermediate points follows
Toledo and Chicago Mail ats.3Oa M
NIheSgo and Detrot kight Express " S.OOpm
mii X. M sHOEMAkEF, superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-18

A number of Gov. Seymour's friends
we quote his speech-having seen the riot sat
istactorily inaugurated in that city, started for
east to spread the doctrine that the draft was
unnecessary and unconstitutional" Some
of them stopped here; some of them went on
to Boston. They fingered around the public
places, but things had an ugly look. The pre-
caution which the authorities had taken rem
dered any disturbance matter of more dam
ger than it suited them to incur. Yet it
would disgrace them irretrievaby to 90 home
without fight. Some two of them concluded
to make an assault upon negro; and they
selected James Reeder, as quiet and peacea-
bic man as ever minded his own business
and let other peoples alone. They began by
informing him that he was damned mig
ger, and swore they would serve him as they
served damned niggers in New York. do
you mean that!" retorted the imperturbable
jim. eyes, damn you, we mean that" "Pile
on, then" said Reeder; and the rioters piled
on, only to be piled up by the sinewy black
man SO quickly that they hardly recovered
their senses before they were in the arms of
officer Billings and other officers, and depos-
tied in the lookup for safe keeping. 1t is
probable that James Reeder will not be mob
bed again by these fellows during the pendency
OF the present draft.
One of the scoundrels muttered, as he
wiped his bloody face, sit is very different
here from New York" He was right. 1t
is very different from New York. 1t is diff
ferent in that we are prepared for such fell
lows as he and for the men higher in position
and blacker in heart who set them on; it is
different in that we have a governor who will
make no soft speeches to mob, but will adj
dress them with powder and ball it is differ.
ent in that no blank cartridges tciU be f,ed.
We have not such useless thing in all our
military stores, except a few for salutes.
Reeder belongs to that class of people who,
the copperheads inform us, ''will not fight"
To be sure he barred his dusky breast to the
bullets of the enemy at Bull Kun, but that as
the same copperheads inform US was only in
an ''abolition war" We do not believe he
will fight these fellows again, for he is too
peaceable to make the first attack, and they
will be too prudent There other New
York roughs here, and among them several
noted fighting characters. They are marked
and watched. If one of them lays his hand in
violence upon a peaceful citizen, black or
white, native or foreign, we hope he will meet
with such reception as will take one vote
from Seymour at the next election.
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in motion, showing that great works are being
carried out for the coming conflict.
p. S.-We have been trying the range Of
our guns on fort johnson to-day. They all
work well. The Wabash has arrived from
Port Royal to take part in the fight.
Near Sumter, July l2-2.l5 y. NJ has
ten to say to you that fleet of gunboats, six
in number, have just commenced to lombard
Cummings Point battery and fort Johnson.
We are doing the work splenddy. The reb-
el shot have not injured us yet. Our guns are
fred in splendid style. The battery on Cum
mings Point begins to slacken up; at sunset
another fleet will take the place of that now
engaged Everythingis working well. Sum-
ter fires shot at us occasionally, without eff
feet. We have touched them in tender spot
this time. The rebel rams keep well up the
harbor out of the reach of our guns. BE as
Sured that Charleston and Sumter will fall
this time. Tie siege may occupy three or
four weeks, or less, but victory is sure to
crown our efforts. Our noble tars are in the
highest spirits, and are bound to fight until
Gilmore and his band of patriots are safely
in Charleston.
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CIRCULAR
PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,

PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFIoE,l
Washington ID. c., June 20, 1868. !
HIS Ereelencv the Gopeiaor OF Massachusetts,, Boston,
ST~Under General Orders No. 1911 current series from
the war department. hereby authorized to raise
four regiments veteran Volunteer Infnntry and three
In addition to the requirements of the General Orders
/. Under par Ill of the ORDERS ali men, before they
can reener the service must produce an honorable dis
charge from the service, Of the usual form.
H. Under par " OF the Orders the advance pay first
ntalment u bounty and premium, will be paid rs di
Adjutant Generals office.
The additional instruments of bounty will he paid un.
der the regulations of the Pay Department. by paymas
ters when they make the periodical payments Of the
troops The lnal instamen or remainder of the bounty
w be PAID ON the muster out rolls ut the expiration Of
tho term
Ill Ali volunteers who enlist for regiments in the
ned will be provided for and forwarded their com.
and by the superintendent Of the recruiting service OF
me state In the same manner as recruits sent hereto
Nv. For such neg organizations as you may raise
the requirements of General Order No. IS OF 1862 viii
govern YOU conclude to reorganze regiments
paes, inc oioers o. lhe regiments or companies wiz
act as recruiting ollcers should they reOrganzc their
commands within the period Of sixty DAYS, thev will be
OF their regiments and companies; should they fall the
requirements Of Sec Part of General Orders IS OF 1862
of General Order IS will govern the recruitment
V. In selecting officers the selections will necessarily
have TO be made from two classes. viz:
st Those honoraDy discharged "by expiration Of
81 T n e wn ne
otherwise pior to expiration Of service of their or
The selections from the LIST Glass be made by you
without reference TO this Department, in accordance
with your usual rules. In selecting from the Second
the approval Of the department Will be
10 this end you Will please submit TO the Adutant Gem
cra of the Amy for the action Of the department
the names of such officers you may select from this
class.
In doing this You will first yourself that they
were honorably disco drged and ii the discharge
account ofphvsca disability, certificate nom the Sur
Sc General of your State to the effect that the app
cant has fully cred and is able to undergo the ia
usucs ofa campaign, must accompany the appcaon to
reappont The report receivct. yOn will be authorized
to rcCOmnsion, provided the records Of the depart
mcn show that The military history Of the officer will
justify it,
VI Rc-enlisments under paragraphs 3 ana ., will be
conducted under the immediate orders Of the de
paTtment through the Adjutant General of the Army.
These orders Will be communicated to the Generals
commanding Armies ard Departments, and the
lisncnts and consequent emustcrs will he under the
SUPERVISION of the Commissarics and Assistant Commas
sarcs OF Mustcrs for the Army or Department,
have the honor to be, Sir
Very respectfully,
Your Ubcdient Servant
JAMES Il FRY,
Provost Al hol GcnorrI
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WY TV1ITUTTWITVV
Your Obedent Servant,
JAMES Il FRY.
~ II Provost Marshal Genera.
EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
IA DISTRICT,

Office of the Assessor of Internal Revenue,
WORCESTER. July 10. 1873 I
Notice hereby given that the Assistant of
said District have completed their several lists valuG
lons and enumeratlons required by the United States
Excise Laws for The month May last being the second
annual Sament under said laws
said lists contain the OF taxes property
named In Schedule Of said Excise Law On income TOR
ls6 and licenses. The said lists. valuations and
enuncraon, relating to the Worcester County portion
of said District Office No. IL. IN the Worces
INK Block in the city OF Worcester and those rea.
ing to the NoHo.k County portion OF said District.
at the 0ice of A. A. RuSsaguo Esq. in the town of
franklin, and each of said lists will remain in the
named nacc for eNamln aton from he fourteenth day
ofJ4ip inst to Hs hosnty ninth dan of SAID Jfy, and
appeals Will be received aud determined by relative
loanY erroneous excessive valuations enumt
tio bv the said Assistant Assessors the said office of
A. Rqssagne, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of said July
a. 10 CLOCK a. and Mt said oice, NO. II, Worcester
Bank Block, MONDAY, the third day of August
II Xt. at 8 o'clock n. IYERS PHILLIPS,
Iyl0 diff Assessor SIN Mass. district,
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TERMS OF ADvEMTIsiN4.

IN TINE DAILY sPY;-One square" (three fourths OF
an menu n't Insertion, ell each subsequent insertion
20 cents; one week. o.; two weeks A. Is, one month
~ three months, ST. year, $40. For half square
the price VIII be three ourhs of the price of one square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square = each sub
EP-All transient Advertisements mus, no ,o,, 4;
make quarterly payments. 's' W
~ No grdfuitous Adperiisenenfs No r.Dov+ .os
utions or proceedings Of any corporation aocstY
association, and no Communication designed to cali a.
tenton TO any matter of limited Individual nter.st
san be inserted unless paid for as an Advertisement
MR The Publishers will not hold themselves resoonaI.
pie Tor any errors that may occult beyoni the amour
charged for the Advertisement.
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may reent in accordance with the provisions of this
order.
XII Volunteers enlisted under this order will be credit
cd three years men in the quotas of their respective
states Instructions for the appointment Of recruiting
officers, and for enstng Veteran Volunteers, will be
Immediately issued 20 the Governors of states
By order of the Secretary Of War:
f. d. TOWNSEND, Assist. Adj. Gen.
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WORCESTER ACADEMY OF FINE
Wv ARTS AND SCHOOL OLE DESIGN.

IJIarK' 3 BIOCII, 2DT MAIN 5trG ct.
oil Paint gs, Engravings Mezzotnts, Chromos,
Autographs PhOtOgra his Artists Materials of every
description 70 trait aud Picture Frames, for sale at
the lowest cash Prices Frames made to order Par
culAr attention av'n to Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work, to restoring remountng. mendlng or vanishing
old and injured Pictures.
The F.ne GALLERY open day and evening to Wis
itors All are welcome.
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fur Sale.

nor SALE-Two PIANO FoRTEs-
u One new seven octave and one good second hand
six octave do, by j. L. HOOD, 223 and 23Q Nam St,
Worcester, Mass d&wif Jelo
+ ,YMAN'S SELF SEALING FRUIT
- JAR-The best and cheapest Jar IN maIket E t
sale by j. l.. HOOD liberal discount hAuS ~ ano
trade Call and them, at 22S MAN street.
ter, Mass. d&wu Jelo
Odd PAPERS = Thirty-fve cents per
~ hundred-for sale at this office da laH
TTGRSE FOR SALE - A valuable
Ill HORSE. years old, weighs about 9oQ lbs sound,
800 a., III harness fine travellers will be sold for
a0S lie may be at Parkers stable, School street.
~, ~ 49, diff
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MOrtester Datlp Spp
THE DAILY SPY.
the Attack on Charleston.

FTOm inc KlcNnlunU LI7pl0tI' JWTy IT,
The Charleston papers bring us some furth-
er particulars of the attack on that city. On
Thursday morning it was discovered that the
enemy had been strongly reinforced, both in
the Big and Little Folly island, and their
barges with which to make the attack on Nor
ris island, were tied to the piles in the creek.
There were four monitors outside, two at the
mouth of Stone river, and one of them in the
river. The mayor, upon receiving this in
formation, issued the following proclama-
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MRS. LEO MILLER, CLAIRvOYANT
Va PHYSICIAN, h stHken a pleasant suit Of rooms in
the Lincoln House, (cntrance on staple streetJ where
she may be visited daily, from to II a. and from
to r ~ Mrs MiLLGR's rare powers Of ClarvOyance
together with an extensive experience. enable hor to
treat disease with the most perfect success.
lIailibltv Is by no means claimed; but repeated ex
perncns daily demonstrate the fact that her interior
vision qualities her beyond tde iarthest post
bic scope of mcGl at SCIENCE, in the examination and
trca ment Of disease.
DO the an cied doubt? DO they want sGrance ?
Then let them he mined, and should the Imna lion
prove unsatisfactory and incorrect in making ont
diagnosis of dis and describing the symptoms Of
suffering, no charges wha ever wi be made. The
intelligence which uuernnGv locates disease and its
symptoms, peers through Natures atera Medca ana
sheets those heath restoring remedies which de.
signed to cure the mulfrous ills that flesh is heir
Patients who unable to call on Mrs. Nj will be
visited ut their residences If desired, examinations
be made with equal reliability from locks Of hair
TAX IN fresh from the patients head.
Examination and Prescription, 81. dlwF ia
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FOR PROVINCETOWN.
E.z.-..!5asssS3=lsL. TWO TRIPS A wEEK.

From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
From Trovincetown MONDAY and THURSDAY
The new and con- nOdious Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, G d. SMITH, commander, will commence her
regular trips between Boston ard Provlnceown leaving
the foot of Eastern Avenue Wharf BOSTON at % O'Clock
Wednesday, June II. She as boon built expressly
Tor This 70 lite and Is fitted with every accommodation
ID fur ladies and gentlemen Fare 81 30
For aIy information, apply to DoLBIER & SLEEPER,
26G Commercial Street, Boston
j. H. B0wLY, Agent
Boston, Jute TO- 1853 deop6m iell
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1863.


In one block on Commercial street. Port
land, every man in the building liable to draft
1roun
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UIVtTIUF OI NHSSacn UstIt3
COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACIIU IETTS.
llEApQuARrER' Boston, July 3, 1868.
GEEERAL ORDER No. IA
The accompanying General Orders No. 1871 of the War
Department of TIC United states and the rcular OF In
struct ons of the Provost Marshal General dated June
80 1868, are hereby prOmulRatcd and the attention
the loyal citizens OF Ma chusets ali rlCuiariy those
officers aud men who return ID aud returning
from i've service, is earnestly invoked TO their pro
visions
by, order Of JOHN A. ANDREW, Governor and Com
mandcr-n Chief.
WIN. SCIIOULER,
Adutant General.
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PERSONAL.

MO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROSS, Doct,ess
IN and Astrologisf, was born with natural gift
She tells the past and futurs-nsvsr known to fail
long separ ated |; cures all diseases. Bu.insss
strictly confidential No. $50 street north corner
Twelfth street est three squares from ts PateAt
ONCE. The only person that can show q likeness
of future husband or absent friend in reality
Ladies' 80 cents i; Gentlemen 81. jy l3-lm+
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SKCRET DISEASES.
~ A RADICAL CTRR GUARANTEED
DE. HENRY COOK.
OYpIcB-No. 463 TWELFTH STREET.
BdHeex G and H Ss,ests.
MAsHIKGToN DC


Dr.. COOK guarsntsss IN the following diseases 8
speedy aud radical cure:
SECRET DISEASES,
Of both sexes 50 formidable in their eonseq sss
II negieeted or entrusted to the treatment OF un-
Dr; Cook After new method. and those who are 20
should call upon the Doctor Without delay A
practice OF many years. during which he has cured
nuniberless cases which had defed the akili OF
physicians Of high reputation, warrants him In
sayipg that every such disease, which L. vt oil
durable, can be cured by him.
LADIES
afhicted with the diseases peculiar to their sex,
and which may result disastrously to their health
and Constitution. medical assistance 10 not called
II IN time, should be very careful in choosing
physfcisn. and IL they would call upon DR. Cook
they would have reason in future days when in the
when they Needed this advice -N,S
AN tnose suffering from syphilis or diseases of
the sexual organs. will be cured speeaiiy and raai
esily By Dr.. Cook II they apply 70 him sishsr In
The noctor prepares ell medIcipes himself and
wssrsnH them " be fsss from mercury. " 2s lms
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AUCTION SALES,
IhIs AFTERNOON AND f0.nORROW
ByJ. MCGUIRE CO. Auctionssrs.
pEkHMPToRYSALEo or BEAUTIFUL BUILD


ByJ. MCGUIRE co. Auctionesrs.
pEkIMPToRY SALE or BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ST = f'A ar SSSs
shall ssli Les No. e, in pssiason's sabsi1lson Of
;outh sd. near th street, and sun nHas S.sl
about g feet to foot paved alley, and CON tain
The position Of the Loi and tA. character Of tn.
improvements in the vicinity rends rs II : very de-
hr T;9ie site Ter . private residence.
Terms: One. third cash; the remainder in and
TtSntss with interest, occurred by deed Of trust
az At % It st Prsissss Co. ...
SAL, OF CORD .wooD:15g, order Of the
mostly Oak At yis5bushsn Farm psioes
sPs to the John
~ s-Iw. Administratrix.
BvJ. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucti onesrs.
" TON. HoRsss. MULES. Cows, CALVES Pics,
WAGONS WAGONS, HAEsSss. FARAING laPL EaESrs, uoRD
st1S c hAn, &C. &cin0n T!HpkSDAY J1y soth,
sionsrs, that valuable Farm on the Seventh street
to the late a.us yagett tfor
Ielligencer
Imnmsdlstely after the ale of the real estate we
seven well br Ike work Horses
-FOUR well matched Mules
Lady's Pony. Mich Cows, Calves, Pigs &C.
Three good heavy Wagons, two light ones, one
Buckeye Mower and Reaper ne arly new
Plouehs, Harrows, Hay Rakes
New Harness for four Horses I'D four Mules
Together with all orher articles necessary for
ALSO.
500 Cords of Seasoned Wood co rded con ysnient to
the road and will be sold in lots to suit purcha-
so Tons Hay.
Terms easy and m ste knswn at the sale
W. b. CLAGETT. Administrator
Jy8 ]. q. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
BvJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. A .ctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
l. AT PUEBLO AUcsIoy.-On THURSDAY MORN
ING July SDth, at 10 o'clock We will sell the
Rurnitnre and Effects in house No. 1856 18th St.
between and j, comprising
d al BILE top Cen ire Table
Mahogany Rocker and Side Chairs
Mahoganw Msrble top Dressing Bureaus
Gilt Frame Mirrors, Card Tables
Painted Cottage Sets. iron dsteads
Cottage Redsteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather BolstaEE and Pillows
Pine WardTob es, W8shstands Tables
Oak Dining Chairs, Buff Shades
lngrsin and Brussels Carpets
straw Mating Oil Cloth
Refrigerator. Radiator, Cook Stove
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms cash.
jyH-d J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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BE-: Q. MeauIRn { Gsss ~ aJoneer..

By J. o. MCGUIRE & CxsS Or 4Joneers.
TNRUSTEES, SALE OF xkk45skHLn REAL rs
L fAfI IN WASHINGTON Cfff.-0n THU KSDAY
AFTERNOON, August 9Th, at 6 O'CLOCK, on the
premises. by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date
on the 2sth day Of November 1859, and recorded In
the land records OF Washing county District of
Columbia, in Lihsr A. g., No. ls7, folios so, ct
seq. shall sell, at public suction. to the highest
bidder, all that lot parcel Of ground In the city
Of Washington, known and described on the plan
plat Of said city as part Of lot numbered
II square mum bsred seventeen, t15 bsginnins for
between lots numbered Eve q! and six. te.l on 18th
street west and running north With said ath street
fourteen N4l feet thence ninety seven (s7 feet to
the depth Of said lot. thence south fourteen tIO
feet thence west () feet to the place
of BEGINNING, With the improvements.
Terms; One third cash TO be paid 1t the time Of
sale; and til remainder In equal payments of and
y months from the day Of sale, With interest the
deferred payments TO be secured By deed Of trust
on the property and II the terms not fuly com.
the trurtees win resell the property 1t the risk and
expense Of the defaulting purchaser, one weeks
notice in the Washington Star. All conveyanoinS
~ the cost of purchaser.
ERASMU6J MIDDLETON,
Fl. O. SPALDlNG, -.4k
Trustees Phoenix Building Accusation
Nv 13-eod6ds O. MCGUIRE 4 90 Aucta.
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EoR SAL1-rhs contents Of the livery and hiring
L stables knoMn % omiths Stables, sit
sistins Of Carriage. Bussy and esddls<S<1
Horses Close Panel and Open Carriages, Toy Bag
scrtment q Double and SIM lie Harssss. ssdaies,
Brides and other things necessary 70 complete q
good outdt for the above business. Any person
vishing 20 engage in lucrative businsss win DO
VEL 70 eau and examine the stock II not disposed
rublc saction on the lst day Of Auguss next q 10
2: n: 70 GOOD tenant the stablss xtn Be lst on
fation, the best IN Washington.
10 % tAusis - HANLY BROWN.
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other employees of the Passenger Railway
will compliment the president and directors
of the company with a serenade, the full M A.
rne Band being engaged. The party will
leave the Navy Yard at ii O'clock