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Silence.

God usually works in silence. There is no
ooise in the gevoIutous Of the heavenly bod
les, 20 jar in the celestial machinery. The
sun Is like bridegroom coming out of his
chamber, but we hear not the shutting of the
door, Or the yuste Of his shining garments.
The moon, pale with nightly viglls, silently
pursues her pathway, nor gives reason for
her seeming waywardness W turning her face
now from US, and now towards US. The stars
look as quiet as if they were not receiving
courtly honors from mighty worlds.
ln our best moods Gods works command
Us u silence. The mountain awes US by its
majestic presence. On the shores OF the sea,
we commune silently with its greatness. In
the painless woods, tho rustic of the leaves
only makes Gs feel alone with God. A beau
tiiuI landscape, like a painting, must be gazcd
at IN silence, in order TO appreciate the beau.
ty and greatness OF the infinite Artist. TIE
same effect is produced by the presence of
great men, IN genius, in learning, in holiness.
A man OF silent power, who tells US not all
he thinks and feels, attracts US TO himself.
The Bioie rs power, partly because of its
silence on points upon which human curicsi-
ty would gladly have it speak. Heaven and
hell have more power over us because we
know not all their bliss and woe.
Not the least impressive scenes of Christ
before his enemies were those when he answer
ed them not word. Perhaps no period in
the history Of heaven will exceed in interest
the thirty minutes silence, when the angels
fold their wings, the harps are still, the songs
cease, and the hum of children dies away.
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RELIEF IN TEN MIUTES
Bryaf's Puffn0mic WATERS.

all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthna, Consumption, Bronchitis Influenza,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, sore
Throat, &c &C.
NHESE WFERS give the most instanta ne us nd per
L feet RELIEF and when psrsevered with according to
directions, never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
tried sther means in vain To ali classes and all coRsti
buttons they are equally blessing and need
despair no matter how long the disease may have exist
ed or however severe It may be- provided the organiC
structure OF the vital organs 10 not hopelessly scayed
Every one afflicted should give them i'm partial trial
To Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters pc
cuarly valuable they will in one Jay remove the most
severe occasional and their regular
few days WILL at all times increase the power aud Tex
biliy OF the voice. greatly improving its Tone compass
and clearnsss for which purpose they are regularly used
by many professiosl yocalists. Nov28wd&mly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, II Gortiandt Street. N
Price IS cts. per box. Fer sale by all Druggists
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Testimonials 10 the Value OF
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER Oct Il. 1868.
Having witnessed the Of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
Gas the extracting Of teeth By Dr. NJ Comegys take
pleasure stating that think it of the greatest i'm
proyements of the age in the application Of science for the
relief Of pain. Is regard far preferable to tina Of
Ether Chloroorm, while the 'eef from pain is just
entire as tn Ether or Choroform it is free from thos
depressing influences that often follow their
mend SAFE relief from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
VII H. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
Ded, SIR Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas adminisered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction of teeth, fully in the
statement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has often been administered by Pro-
fessors ard Lectures, in all Colleges pleasant
nd amusing experiment. More recently it has been
elsiyey used by Dentists in parts the Coun-
Try the relief Of pain in the extraction Of tee h. in
jury from its hay nj been reported. have
hestancy saying that believe +; to be the safest and
best agent at present Profession for render
Ing system insensible pain under dental snrgi
IF. SKINNER, ". D.
Barton, Vt, Oct u, 1868.
IMPORTANT To LADlEs-DR HAHyEY's FEMALE PILLS
have yet failed in removing difficulties arising from
obstruction, stoppsge OF nature, ia restoring the
system to health when suffering from spinal Affections
Proiapsus, Uter the Whites, other weakness Of the
Uterine Organs The Pills perfectly harmless the
constitution and may be taken by tn deli
without causing distressthe time they like q
charm by strengthening, invigorang and restoring the
system to healthy condition, and by bringing the
monthly period with regularity, from what
ses the obstruction may arise They should. however,
NOT be taken during the first three or four months Of
pr gnancy though safe at any other time miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains Ga Pills. Price 81.
DR.. HAaVEY's TREATIsE Diseases Of Females, Preg-
nancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness Sterty Reproduction
and Abuses OF Nature and enphatcaly the Ladies' Pr-
vae Medical ADVISER pamphlet Of % pages sent free
to any address. six cents required TO pay postage
The Pills and book will be sent By mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent.
No. 76 Cedar Street. New York.
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The flooding process Is working to charm.
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For the Freeman.
Hannah.

Wandering DER the mountains,
Dreaming ~ he river,
Lingering near the fountains
Where the sunbeAms culver,
sought the gentle Hannah
Where mountain breezes sigh
Through dark and shadowy pines
Where sunbeams softly lie
In long and shimmerin g lines,
found the brOwn-eyed Hannah.
Busy, fairy fingers
Had decked the cottage walls
The poet dreaming fingers
O'er pictured castle halls,
Oh dainty artist Hannah
How Ilonged to turn the key,
To be left to dream alone,
Dreaming by the pictured sea
By the rasumental stone.
uA, fairy artist Hannah
But re sun sank in the west,
nose pleasant hours too soonwere DER,
might not finger there a guest,
Lies burden waited at the door.
Dear, graceful h stess Hannah
Did'st resent my holiness
In pleading for kiss
Was 'ttmidIty or GOODNESS
That dashed my cup ofbliss
My stately little Hannah
It froze upon my lips DEAR
That kiss within the door;
II froze my uery hart dear
I'll waste my love no more
On lovely lady Hannah
iao0ski Valley, 1868. EvASGELiNH
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The Siege of Knoxville.

The New York Herald has correspondence from
Knoxville to the 25th of November, giving his
tory OF the siege Of the city by Gen. LoDgstreet
up 20 that time, from which we make the follow
ing extracts
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In the depths of the sea the waters are
still the heaviest grief is that borne in ST.
lence the deepest love flows through the eye
and touch the purest joy is unspeakable !;
the most impressive prayer is silent prayer /;
aud the most solemn preacher at a funeral Is
the silent one, whose lips are cold.-BOston
Recorder.
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PEACE DECLAXa Es.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale in Williamstown, VI.
omprising the new Grst Mill, House and Bsrn. saw
Mill, Store and abVnt2 of land The above prop
erty pays 70 per cent ana will be sold on rrasc es
premises. ASHLEY HuRB Sku'
fkuln,
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EsOx Honey,

600 POUNDS Box Honey wanted in exchange n
ct'O cash By
CIV. sToRRs.
Montpelier, Oct 81 Is6a pwsiw
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SEVENTH DAY-NOv. %.

A raft which the rebels had constructed up the
river, to float down and destroy our pontoon over
the Hoiston, came down this morning and was
captured. 1t is now doing service as hrewO0d
A rebel sharpshooter, who had ensconced him
self behind little torthcation of his own build
ing was in The habit of picking off our men with
impunlty until this morning, when tour of the
Dist Massachusetts sailed out, two on either side
Of him, and by dtXtrous maneuverlng succeeded
n killing hlm. y whole regiment OF rebels, call
O. The Palmetto State Guard, is dong Skirmish-
ing dOty, and every man IL a snarpshooter.
her rifle is III original one and differs from
those 10 general use. The ball as it reaches US is
found to be octagonal n shape, with the ordinary
obique swedging." Some of their sharpsnoot-
ers have picked off our men at Line hundred
ards
A force of loyal Iennesseeans is reported on
the other side. They come from below, and
gathered one by one, with the cry of " Burnside
and Knoxville Is in danger. leach man springing
from his farm to seize his shot gun or rifle, Just
as the patriots of '76 rallied 20 the cry of I" Lex
IN. ton."
EIGHTH DAY-NOv. "a.
Our picket line was restored this morning by a
gallant dash OF our skirmshers, and the reoels
driven from the rifle pits which they took from us
last night
Nigil before last the rebels threw up rife
pit With five hundred yards OF our works on the
lift of our line. and DUNG yesterday gave great
annoy apce to our gunners. This morning por-
ton Of the I'd Michigan, numbering about one
hundred and seventy men, sailed out and by a
dashing charge drove the rebels out Off ard held
il for some tune. But the rebels brought an ell
flaning aud cross FIRE to bear upon them, and f.
naIy compelled them to retreat with great loss.
NINTH Day NOV. rs.
1t is clear aud cod this morning. No demon
sration from he enemy beyond the usual firing
heir pickets aud skrmisher~.
.fder1l0On. Or forces have attacked the
en-. nv, Who crossed the Hol,ton river few nighr
sine, aud d fight is now gong on over the rivel
an write.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02
DIEBs

On the slst ultiwo, e. ssIsck T ssssd, g
SON Of B. o and Sarah A. Shekeu
The funeral will take place this "wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock from the residences Of bis
parents, No 366 d street.
tcrute. septe.absr !st. half past ten o'clock at
night, WM y. PHELAN, o.ly son Ct NICHOLAS
and Martha Phelsp aged years and II mouths
his rare nts corner Of Third and East Capitol SITS,
O'Clock. Thur, day, September Sd, 1868. without
further nctlcs: The friends CT the family are in
VII led to attend.
On Tuesday, the LIST Sept at 10 o'clock and 50
minutesp ID SAMUEL ASHTON, youn Eest and
lstt) child of Charles ". and Sarah Mitchell. aged
year 9 months, 81 days, and hours.
Chr "eann y - the last Of three children dear,
Has IalIen In stesrn deaths enbTao,;
And usfeufs in soTr0tc their loss must bear,
While he has Joined his brothers and by them
takes his place.
No more shall pain ache his little head,
Which soon will rest near its brothers dead.
The relatives and friends of the family are in .
yted to rtt nd the fureral, from the residence Of
his raYen.s AZ street bet-esn and N streets
on Thursday next, at O'Clock m.
,r,nass ghieb be bore With christian forttude.
JEREM.AH d HARRING ION, in the SD year Of
Ills age; native of Kilworth, County 0! Oork J
Ireland but for the last fifteen years resident OF
ais funeral win take place at O'Clock; Thurs.
dsy Afternoon from hik late esidsnce, street
foptb CAPITOL Hill The trieads of the family are
re- pactfuliy invited to attend. without 1urtaer
nOti.e
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEI!

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is the best in M
rorld. The only harmless, true end reliable Dye
known This splendid H air Dye is perfect-chs ana ca
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to . GLOSSY
Black or Natural Bro,cn. without injuripg the hair
or staining the skin. leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; inparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing It's pristine COLOR and rectifes the i'll effects
of Fad yes. The Genuine ia signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations. and
should be avoided Sold by al druggists &c. Psc-
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York Bachelor q
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair ~ 7-so!y
Talks more unpleasant and ansd6 Medie,un
Tor q n pleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Which has received the endorsement of the most
Prominent Physicians in tie o. S.
1s now offered to afflicted humanity as a certain
cure for the following disc and criyi
mating from diseases and abuse of the Urinary or
SeIual organs.
Mental and Physical Depression.
Imbecility
Determine nation of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas
Hysteria,
General Irritability,
Residences and SleepessDess at Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emaciation,
Determination or Paralysis
ofths Organs of Genera alton,
Pslpitation of the Heart,
And, N faet, all the concomitants of Nervous
and Desili1ated state of the system.
Ask for Helmbold's. Tahe no other,
Cures Guaranteed.
Fec advertisement in another column ts4-sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

IT Is QUITE COMMON OBSERVATION, that CON.
sunpion Is The chief this ulina ato proving
upon old and young, AID scattering widely its
s. ats Of destruction. But all Tho have ever
through any portion of the Interior Of the count$
must have notice that there is disc sss far mors
prevalent among Americans, thaa consumution
Day after day they are alternately Ahakins As
Mith nervous at or render cd delirious with ever
ever eeen or experienced this disease can fail to
perceive that We alude to what is called F4vrr nd
Aeue. The discoVersr Of q re NEEDY for this evil
must and 81 ould be considered public aefactor
ara hoste ter's Bitters is the remedy. we know
whtre '
HenD ave. au31-eoSt
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By ]. @ McGUIRK & CO.. Auctioneers.
THQMAa D0WLING Anefionaar

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
COMM SALE OF REAL EsTATR
BY virtue OF an order of the Supreme Coutt Of
the District of Columbia, bearing date on June s,
The Of s ssss Of thu f sts
dSy 0ngs It. the
o'clock M in front Of the property, viii sell st
n M fS's q Lat No sand No
the District Of ea0s. IN eS %iss
no me oS AID g. at
addition, and running thence north II, feet to =
feet 10 inches, thence south i2O feet to Bridge
street, and thence west u feet 10 inches to the
be stanins-wth the three story brick house there
Also, those other parts of Lots No. 10 aud No. 10
the following metes and bounds beginning for the
same at a point on Bridge street distant So feet
No. and running thence north ~ fset to 10 feet
alley. thence eastwardly with the line Of said alley
se = e 70 s
be ginnins-with the three story brick house
in i fqrars fmmsd.tels vest Of The Union Hotsi,
in Geores,oEn, DISTRICT Of Columbia:
at T. Is and "a months with interest
70 their interest in The propeity sold secured to
will be required.
Sale positive.
one week iom the day Of safe the properly viii be
rssod on one week notice at the risk and cost Of
An convey .ncins and stamps to be Ct the cost Of
the purchasers. JAMES TOWLES
Ga III 81 sp Bk Nidi
H Wy 4 Rd aAIb;
JAS. o. MCGUIRE & 90. .Auct rs.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THEArER.-This resort ia now
temporarily under the managemeat Of Miss
tainments are nightly offered. The new comic
drama evil Genius" with Susan Denim as
.sAurora," and Ben Rogers as s.Tom Ripstone,"
aud the "Conjugal Lesson" together with
sine ing and dancing, comprises the bill tonight.
FORD's THRATRR.-Crammed and jammed
last night again, as usual. Even standing room
was at q premium. The grand romantic drama,
s'The Nalad Queen will be performed again
this evening. The effectiveness with which
this play has been got up, and the excellent
manner in which each performer does his and
b. part, has insured its success, and it gives
promise of a long run.
CANrKRBURY.-The beautiful extravaganza
entitled the FAIRY Gift or the Enchanted
G,ottoes of El1and," Will be performed again
tonight Miss Fanny Wilson will appear in
her Charming impersonations Of Grecian and
Roman statuary. Dick Parker will make mer-
riment for all Ernest,ne de Faiber will sing
new songs ana execute new dances, and the
whole company will appear in an admir,h q
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

CoRNs ARE TIE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN
KIEp.-To be relieved of these terrible evils call
fh Hk dMaIIs and submit t, his mani ons.
g his successful treatment Of Corns, Bunions,
c Ha,s growins in the flesh etc Dr. WHrrE makes
without ex perieneinS pain. Once No aga Penn.
avenue ttare fuckers building y between Four
and .. ha, Z and Sixth SITS. se-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

A MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS will bs pIaved
tais Wednesday, evening, Sept. 2, at o'clock,
pennsylvania avenue, between Derry, the
young billiard champion, and Mr.. J. Simpson,
one OF the proprietors. The game consists OF IS
of IS points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

GYMNASTICS IN OURPUBLIC SCHooLs-Why
should Washington lag behind the progress of
the age Why should not onr schools partake
of the progressive spirit that marks more north
ern sections! An erect figure, a full chest, a
firm tread and lofty bearing are becoming the
fashion now. Perhaps 1t is the war that has
done 1.-THE bringing out Of many finely.
formed, erect officers and men. If so, it has
not been without its benefit to the race, for
health and life depend upon more fully de-
veloped physiology. Military schools are now
in vogue in many cities for the boys, and they
are drilled daily; but the girls, who more than
they, from their indoor life, need the benefit, are
left to grow up cramped and distorted. Gym
RdStfcs must be introduced into public schools
Here, in Washington, the city which should
take the lead Of other Cities instead OF following
in the wake, a professor OF gymnastics should
be employed. We have our professor of music,
who has done faithfully and we'll. Now let US
have professor of gymnastics. For my own
part, I would sooner have my boys and girls
possess erect bodies and healthy frames than
have them crammed with all the learning n
the world, with pale-faced, dropping forms,
untitled to enjoy life or benefit others.
hope TO see the trustees and parents awake
upon this subject. The Philadelphians are
being aroused to have physical training intro
duced into their schools. Let not Washin gton
be behind. A MoTaER.
Washington, August 3ist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

By GR11N & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
A UOTIOM BALE OF HOUsEHOLD PURNI.
a IuEs, HoRsEs. WAGONS, BueGY. HARaEss,
r. =, Tools Foo e. sn
O'Clock .. m. snail SELL ct the residence of =
Shining, on It'll street, between NJ and Streets
Northern Liberties, general assortment Of Rurni.
ture, 10
One Bose wood Case Piano, octave. made By
wainut Frame Hair Cloth Stuff, rsss- s-tss. sof,..
Arm, Size, ana otf Or Chairs
Marble TOP Center Tables
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Washstards
Bedsteads and WArdYobes
Cane Ssat and other Chairs
Feather BEDS. Pillows, and Bolstsrs
Hair Cotton too, and other Mattresses
Oil Cloth. Rugs, Stair Rods, and Shades
Cook, Air tight, and other Stoves
1f hos 81 s.kle itH sna Rss Haass wa"
One Bay mare, years old, works we'll In any kind
One Covered sis spring Market Wagon
Large lot Of Tools % = : Tie Pork Butchers use
All the Machinery for Stunning, d.. used in their
And many other articles too numerous to e,ums-
On the same day ut O'Clock ?. IA, Ne shal sell,
In front Of the premises, ms Three story BkIOK
And irriase hon sc. VITA n 1xesrieat pu MP 81
water in the yard, half Of lot Is, in square ~,
ffaylns front on Seventh street, running back IS
The above properly IL handsomely located AMI
in good busin,ss location for any kind of bust
ness the attention Of buysrs il invited to the sale
as the owner is going to leave the city, and sale
aug q GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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1hh DhAFi'-Alter our report closed yester.
day, 'he ioiiowing cases were disposed of by
the Board of Enrolment:
Michael Esch, over age.
John Clark, over age
George Compost, alien
jerry Shea, alien
Alexander Lawson, only paran+ os oh;,s
George Miller, disability. ei'
+. Calvert, disability
Rudolph Willis, disability.
George Williams, disability
Edgar Pope, paid communication.
George w. Harrington, over age
Zachaiian " alters, enormously enrolled
VIM Barr, exempt by order of Gen'l Halieck.
Andrew ]. khey, disability.
Isaac Lounds, over age.
Joseph Sewell. enormously enrolled
benJamln Dabney, (colored,) furnished sub
Nation
Roderick Mcmillan over age.
David ). johnson, under age.
H1llery Speeks, only son of a widow
Henry Walters disability.
Armand Wardeman, disability
James A. Riddle, over age.
Benjamin A Davis disability.
Truman Perry, disability
i5enJamin Y. Hopkins, disability.
Leander Middleton, disability.
Edward hewitt, under aye.
Edward Clark, over age.
George Sheldon, disability.
A. Adamson, over age.
Enoch Wheeler, under age
Frank r. Reading, alien.
Thomas Holt, only son of a widow.
William II. Andrews, over age.
Daniel Jenney, in service Sd of March.
John Hays, alien.
George W. McGill, furnished substitute
John Houston.
John Sullivan, alien.
Peter Hettesheimer, disability.
Jacob Wealth, over age.
Daniel kenan, alien.
Edward Nally, under age.
Dennis Ryan, asthma.
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c lNDsCENT ExPosURE. = Yesterday, Officer
t Soox, IN passing through the Western Market.
smith, surrounded BY a number of team.tars
h haa soldiers, making an indecent exposure of
her person The officer took her to the station.
h honse' ana Justice Drury sent her to the work.
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ZEAL 1sTAT1 YOK sALE

> By virtue Of decree of the oircu;t oo,,. o..
Eens ssss.d il csen 'tss III Court
s In ssso orb Che. a.s 6es::
the sabscribsr. - sr1stee, viii osr II pablo sale.
&. r SdSf the
fair day thsrsafter ~ the reversions' I'M Interest
FILL sa; sir:
IN OF MRS
.aREEN HILL is ST. miles norths.s. Of Washing.
ton City, and may be approached by two good
s,ITss,ls - shs Ssld,s Hom - MOTIF CAPITOL
two mile, north .sst 4 lie BIsssnsbafs
Rosrs a.f * JOSE has .as
;s most and is Justly celebrated a. one Of
?. ~ sss
and commands . eeautiful and extern sive prospect.
III The soi is naturally Of the fret cess and sasosp
sSfh and srsss and
s ssH;snty acres Of this land in WOOD and il
nh The J ip%R,osemen,s are acommodious DWELL
4N6 dOUSE, and all necessary out houses in
H3Sding Large Brici Stable and Carriage House,
falIy arranged and II good order, 0 and socs
es on ~ s,s on One e:
gay OF TIE ratification thereof By the Court, and
the re sioue IN equal lpstalments OF one and two
interest from the day of sails, and the payment
thereof TO be secured by the bonds Of the Dur-
the court. Bat the trustee is authorized to re-
celve the whole or any part of the purchase money
The land will be surveyed, and if deemed best By
the trustee, he is authorized to divide and sell il
Of the sale by the Court and the payment of the
whole purchase money, will convey the same to
clesr and Of all claims Of the parties to
this cause or of ANY person claiming under them
~ The trustee is authorized at the same time
And place to sell the dover interest Of Mrs Nora
Digges.
- Mr.. George a. Disges, living on the premises
will take pleasure In showing them to ali per sons
RIOHXRD B. B. CHEW, Trustee,
au 1-3Aw Upper Marlboro, Nd.
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. MRaPPlsG PAPER for sale at the Star Office coun-
'ef, ~ Blk cents per pound. jyI
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ga AZ D UfhE CoNDUoT.-Yesterday afternoon.
Oin' 81 6Iuu found male and female connie
M us.ns tne grounds south OF the President's
rouse as sort Of free love establishmsnt
s ana ", vent after them. The man skedaddIed.
oa. s s"s woman, who gave her name as Fran,
Justice Drury sent her to the workhouse. "Ao