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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

SHOCKING SUICIDE Our community was start
led last Sunday morning by the report that s. f.
VERNON, a clerk in the Commissary department
at Fort Riley. had committed suicide BY shoot
ing himself Justice Woodland, and number OF
other citizens, went to the Fort, to ascertain
the facts, and hold the necessary inquest Upon
going to his room, q most horrible sight met our
ever. He Law cross wise Ct the bed, with q dou-
ls.barreled shot gun leaning against the bed by
his side Both barrels of the gun were discharg-
ed, the contents making two frightful holes
through his neck. and bespattering the ceiling
above him with flesh and blood. The discharge
Of the gun blackened his neck. and set fire to his
clothing. which burned but little, a. the blood
pfevented His appearance, and few letters
vhich he had written, indicated it to be one OF
The most premeditated, cool, and deliberate self
murders on record The shotgun usually stood
in the Office, and during Saturday evening, in
the nresence of couple of gentlemen. Vernon
closely inspected it and q revolver. The party
retired about twelve o'clock, but Vernon must
have shortly returned for the gun. He was I'M
dressed, ready for bed. and the appearances
showed that he took string from his drawers,
and attached an end to each trigger. placing his
foot in the string, for thepurpose OF dischsrging
the gsR.
The Coroner's jury could not getthe least light
In reference to the cause of this most unhappy
efFair. The deceased wrote three letters on the
rvenine of the l7th-one to his mother, another
toCaptain Mcclure, and the third to young
friend in the East-in which he spoke of his
;,tention. but they furnished no cause. His
companions. though. learned from him that he
had ran away from home, and travelled for some
tim. under an assumed name, in order that his
mother might not learn of his whereabouts
Something terrible evidently weighed upon the
Young mans mind, else the nerve would have
been wanting to commit deed 50 horrible.
Diseased came to Fort Riley about the hrss OF
July. frc. Kansas City. He was about twenty
-four yean Of age, and was highly esteemed oy
al knew him. he was whols-souled ana
gsnercus to fault, and his sociability, jovislity
aud good nature. led his companions to bsliexe'
him enjoying the happiest frame Of mind,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

COMPANY ELEcrIoN.-An election was held last
Saturday by Captain Callen's company to fill
vacancies caused by the formation of the cavalry
company. Ed. Laurenson was elected Second
Lieutenant: Hugh McGrudy, First Sergeant; G.
W. Martin, Second Sergeant; A. H. Towle,
Second Corporal; James Pooler, Fourth Corporal.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

Man DnIvISG-One day last week, near Fort
Larned, q wagon master exhibited sufficient of
this spirit to entitle him to the rank Of "chiva-
ry" He told driver to look after some cattle,
which the driver refused 10 do. He told him a
second time to which the driver replied that he
wouldn't be in a hurry. whereupon the wagon
master struck him on the temple with an axe
helve When our informant left, he was very
near DEATH and it is supposed that the blow has
proved fatal.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

- One more number after this closes Volume
Two Of The Smoky Hill and Republican Union.
She is fixed institution, and two dollars could
not be better or more safely INVESTED than by
renting it to us.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

GooD.-We see, among list of the Captains of
the Fifteenth Regiment. the name of Curtis
JOHNSON. of Salina. He is set down as having
recruited one hundred men. Curtis was pri-
vate in F company Of the Sixth Regiment. and
We are truly pleased to notice his rapid promo
ton. He is worthy young man. true soldier,
and will make fine officer His genuine pat
rotism will make the service pleasing to his men.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

u We never consider our local column full
until we hear from JoHS JESsIs, the gentlemanly
and ,bliging driver of the stage between this
place and Abilene. We are under many obliga-
to JONI for items furnished. Passengers on his
part of the route enjoy themselves. because of his
sociable and agreeable qualities. The Stage
Company haye the best and most gentlemanly
set Of drivers and agents running in and out Of
this place of any line in the country.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24
CANrEEN,-The word "canteen ha

CANrEEN.-The word "canteen has
had curious history. It is perhaps the
only word in our language, which, originally
English, passed into a foreign tongue, aud
VAS taken back in modified form. AS
originally spoken by the Saxon it vas SIM
ply ten can, but the Gaul, as is his wont.
placing the noun before the adjective, aud
prOnounsing the letter as 6, brought it out
a. cas tim, pronounced caatees. Adopting
. thousand other French military terms,
the dull Esglishman took back bis own
original word in new shape, without any
ioquiries on the subject, and hence Ne now
say caateen instead Of tin can. glrs
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24

A CaAcK GANEsrER.-Casper Buntley, of this
place. whose principal occupation is hunting.
brought in, during the month of September. the
following: AGO prairie chickens; l53 ducks /;
% geese; 4 racoons; 9 badgers; wolves; ~
skunks. The first twenty days in October, he
killed 200 prairie chickens; lO2 ducks; II
geese 9 racoons. Making total of 99S since
the LIST of September Speaking of game reminds
us of specimen, shot a few weeks since by Mr.
S. B. White, and which We neglected to notice
1t the time 1t was what some folks call white
crane, and measured six feet in height, and
seven feet and some inches from tip to tip Of the
wings. Three of them were SEEN
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24
II. L. JONES,
.otaryPub11c

SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS.
IN HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK OR
" CASH, several improved Claims in Saline
County; also a house and lot in the town of
Salina. buy and sell land and stock at a fair
Commission, and assist emigrants in making
eligible location.
The Homestead Bill has Passed,
And now il the time for emigrants to get GOOD
HOMES. No land in this county has been
offered at Public Sale, and will all be held
under the Homestead Act.
Call upon or address me at Salina, Saline
n Kansas n36tf H. l. JONES
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17
Prisoners.

Tie administration has been much
annoyed by advice, more earnest than
iudicious, in regard TO yctaliation--
Two yoars having elapsed sine, this
system of advising was put in practice
aud no results having followed, il
be more improper now to dis
continue il. Tho Administration has
no especial love for prisoners; they are
not anxious 10 see them here; they do
not. caro,ogon to incur the cost oftrans.
portatiOn. Prisoners sent here must
of course he disposed Of in accordance
with the regulations Of tho cartcl.-
Prisoners taken in baltic ought 10 Do
aud vii, be properly cared for. Pris'
oners caught in the act of destroying
private property, and particularly
brutes, like Mlfoy; may be disposed of
rs theircapt0rz think tit. II they new
CT reach Richmond, Capt Turner olthe
Libby prison will not be offended, Il
they disappear entirely, the Govern.
mcnt will Not institute search for them,
R,atMInd IF6ig.
If he so-callcd Southern C~ofgcdcrdcy,
under the lead and patronage Of the
Southern chiyalry, has fallen no low as
70 endorse the above continents OF the
Richmond Hhlg, it has fallen, bascly
fallen, below contempt. Is it charac
,cristic for rebels to become pirates
and brigands,
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17

A dispatch from Danyillc, ~, -
the Cincinnati Commercial reports r..
quiet inthat region.
Persons from East Tennessee, q'"
week. ago, say that they heard OF 20
considerable rebel force IN that >o~"-
try Pcgram was at J%ae%sooro
A train OF wagons were dcs:EoyeJ
by u body Of forty or fifty rebels q
DIAN Orchard on Friday evening
The persons who destroyed .ho ira "
were supposed to bccitizene
4 man calling himself C2pta !.
SnivcIy, Of Gen Bockncr's BODY
waA discovered seereted ~ q hoast 4
Lancaster, on Friday even ag
now lodged IN Jail,
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17
SIAN OF Maj. Gen. HcCOOk
HEAD Gas. goth ARMY CoKrs,
HirshsSttT, Tenn, JviV 'G3.
0KngMs,

GrsERA3 0KngMs.
The following officers are announced as the
staff Of the Major General commanding this
Corps:
IT. Cot. q. p. INFUSION, A. 4. q and
Chief Of staff,
MAJor CALrD Mates, Aid-de-CAmp.
CArrAty b. y. WIELIAMs, Aid-de-Camp
CAPTAIN FEASK j. JoErs, Added Camp
1T. Coz. II. y. FISHER. Asst Insp. Gen.
IT. Cot. J.F. Boyp, Quarter Master
Lr. Col. Gro. W. BuEroS, Commissary
Subsistence.
MAJou Gro. A. KEssrL, Ch.eiof Artillery
and judge Advocate.
CAPTAIN 5. B. LAWRENCE, 18th Us. Inft.,
Com. Muster.
CAFra1s \. c McCLvRG, ssth Ills. Vols.
A. 4. \. G. and Ordnance Officer.
CArrAtN /. c.. M~cELFATnIcK. Both Ind.
Vols., Typographical Engineer
SvRGruy J. PERKINS, 10th Ky. INIT, Medi-
cal Director.
Assn. ScRGEos J. W. CRAIG, 10Th MS.
Vols, Medical Pgryryor.
CAPTAIN Gro. I. HAYWARD, ls;ohio INIT
/ Proves. Marshal.
LrEyr q r. Woop, Js, Senior Signal
Officer.
lstgae.I A.N7D. MccooK.
Mag Gen. Commanding.
oae.,
q % ~u-.-,y 4 = ana cl;,+
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17

CougraruIatory Order of General
Meade.

Head QUARTERS ARMY og H Poro
MAC, yEAR GErrrsBCRG, July +.-Gene-
raj Order, Ma. ds.-Tho Commanding
Gneral. in boha.f Of the country,
thanks the Army Of the Potomac tor
the glorious result OF the rccents4e-
ratiOns.
An enemy, superior in nainbcts and
flushed with the pride OF q snccessiaI
invasion, attempted 70 overcome or de-
stroy this army.
Utterly batled and defeated he has
now withdrawn from the contest.
The pr.vations and faLirues which
tho army has endured, and tho heroic
courage and gallantry it has displayed,
will be matters Of histogyto be ever re-
mcmbercd.
Our task is not yet accomplished,
and the Commanding General looks TO
the army for greater efforts to drive
from our sol. every ecstgc OF the
presence of the invader.
/. 1t is right and proper that we should,
on q suitable ocoGa,on, return oul
grateful thanks to tho Almighty Dis.
noscr of Events, that in tho goodness
OF His Providence He has Thought til
to give victory to the ca05e oi:.ths Just
Bv command of 49,
70 LAl
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17

For tc En it,n.
w.. El.n~.-Au gallant acts, whether p'.
..us4 lv regiments, companies, or indiE.d-
aa! soldier Ia 'h, present wsg, should receive
honorable mention, and, as an incident ofthls
character, permit me to a',ode 70 the charge
into Winchester ot comParies B. C. +. and H.
IF ,hs TA.yty-ninh Indiana Mounted Infantry.
under Ws; EvASs, and four companies ID ky
cavalry under Lieut. Co! Watts the who'o
under command OF COL. T. J. HAEElsoN, S9th
Ind. The charge was made when within two
miles o. town, through and beyond il some
distance. capturing several prisoners Upon
returning 20 town Co. c., uudcr command OF
Col. HAuaIsoS and ks COO. and fearless cap
tain, j. G.. CRowELL, was ordered 20 charge
some rebels tina. had reiterated from town in
the direction Of DceAcrl's Ford. When a
mile from town the company was fired upon
by some half dozen mounted rebels, who I'M
,aeliately turned and fed 70 the iord closely
ppr,ued by Co. G., and when about ready %
bag their game a yollcy was hired into NOR
-arl. by ,hrec companies Of rebel cavalry
uos.rl on the bluffs Just across the RIVER,
rounding Lieut. G. T. WINTERS severely ia
the foot: r. W. LEMAsrER in the breast, se'
yercly. and LUTHER BAKER through the call
Of ths leg. The Same yolley also killed thres
I horses and slightly wounded several others,
anoug them those Of the Colonel and Captain
Notwithstanding the rebels numbered three
to our one, Co. c., being promptly supported
BY Col. vars, maintained their ground be
IDEALLY, aul soon CAUSED has'y ".kcedad
die among the rebels. Being quickly Joined
by the other three companies they crossed th'
river and secured the country that GileFhooA
and next dav, July 4th, to the top of themoun
fftaius. hut without finding the enemy.
Ths bravery and GOODNESS ofthe officers anl
ss6n engaged in tins brilliant little dash re-
4iEta nv hearty applause Of oll
va ssas. KfiUters and Baker are dong WEI!
Asnl fsnas ara 4WgW entertained Qt LcInasteE
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17
An Oil Solder to be Respected.

We found q day or two since, an old
.~,..cc, lIr. Jacob Hammer, ~ years
..v, who served IN the Florida war
,lsr Gains and Scott. lie was in the
tics Of B.adensborg and &orth
.u,. Ito is poor, and has 4 family
i've souls, whom no supports by
Ing leased lands Ho had upon bis
..,sa au order from tho communicate
.a.s post OF which ,.o following is
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17

" T-7TTWT~. Fr"T. -T T-T7-T -
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17

In the LIST Division e0NpnaAdea pg tssnf
JEFF. G.. Davfs.nn The 5@a1aI1 @pEn q june;
KILLED barnet /. Pef1itAsd, pixie c. AT 49,
PIE pvt. %. On Lucas Shock. pvt, Go. a. 5ssh 1&
nois regiment
49, silently In nee. Co. 'B-wnh. e. 1yrkr, Sgtss
severely 10 arm; John Freeman. pvt. severely " sss
Co. D Jas. GGsArd, pvt. slightly In headi Jas ken'rox
seysrely in breasts Jas. neidTick, pvt. severely IN ht&s
Co. F-.Ady J. BIedy. corp. slightly In Neck FfsnA
Uowser, pvt severely in necki Go. GA. ID roilaFa'
Can, slightly Ia ankle; Lewis Hance, pvt severely IA
tbirh, Eich. Bsyuesth, pvt, severelytn he lad, Jno. hlnE
hofn' pvt. slightly in foot Go. I--Chas Smith, Pvt'
slightly ia hand, Co, K-sJOnathsn FrCxiaI, pVt1 shght1E
II hs9s. VIM r. Elder, Ist SGT, severely In armi Ezra
Cnoher. pvt, sllghtly in hard. Ssfh Illinois reg
H. Ncculloch, corp, CO. c., Iolst oAlo req sever
Aesh WouEa,
James n Hams. pvt, Co.c. flesh wound in elbow
p-.er reiee. pyt, Co. r, 22d Indiana req nese slight
Il. w. MORRISON, Capt. and a. Al.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17
MAJOR. Oyoit5i'% AQau'
Signed S Williams.

SrREvApE. Tho baud Of tho 2lst Illinois
Rcaimpnt has tho thanks Of Major Gcaor"l
NcCooK and taft and Brig Gen. DAVIS aud
staff for II delightful screnade last evening,
Several ladies Of Winchester. will thaok ihg
R,u,,in for extending their regards 20
bahd for like fayors.
my. q Muttcrs and thing IN A'"'"F
orolookius up considerably within 'n'''" ="
day. stores arc opening n'eAa@'l' are Prg.
norinr 20 resume their occupations M" '"'
r;,;zeps are beginning TO think h'io T''''
bovs are not all harboripnS.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-17
list Of KtIIed and wounded

OF the Cd Division, 10Th a. ~, commando
by Brig. Gen. j ahnsaa,, a Mulberry Gap, on tho
18th and 25th Of June:
E;lle&-g commissioned officers; 50 en!s''"
men.
BoauiA-i3 commissioned officers; Isl
enlisted men.
mon.
Aggregate, 23G.
KiIIed, wounded aud Missing
In Mai. Gen. sheridan's C3dl Division, goth
g.. G;
Elsd lat Lieut.. ". II. Murphy, Go. j.
9Th XIV. Cav. Private Joseph Reynolds 90
Il. 9TH Ky. Cav,
Haluail-Corp Atcyarler Nicholson,
G. .78d III ;,Corp. Martin Lanbe7, 60. { ~
M Private Herman Cooke, Co. a, ia'!'
No Pr.rate william Sullivan, 20. g., -sii
IN Corporal V. b. Smith, CO. G., ata :
Cav Private G.. a.. Parks, Go. O., tth ~
cavalry Private J. G.. Gamblin, Co, y af"
XIV cavalry Private Barclay Kelly Go.
18th Ky. Cav Private 4. h Cnflshe' oo' /"
9Th Nv. Cavalry Private j, 4 Holder, 60
T. 5th'Ky. Cav Lieut.. Samuel h!m0toUE'
Co. b. 9Th Ky. Cav Private Eoh't ApGt'
SON Go. A. 9Th Ky. Cav Private ". K"
/ Cook. Co.. Is. 9Th nv. Cav PrigateA rcd,
20. T. 9th Ky. Cav Private Benz, Ee"y s'
NJ. 9Th ky.'Cuv.
sn,xinq-Payio james Morris, Co. p TN
Ky Cav,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

SMITHS, 400 Seventh street, the best place in
- tewn to buy your CLOTHING. jyH
CLOTHING, of all desert ptions, at remarkably
~ low prices, at SMITH y, 400 Seventh st. jy14
~ your Summer CLOTHING. jyH
CRIAT RUSH TO SMITHS, 400 Seventh st.,
VI to set some Of the great bargains in CLOTH
ING. 1yH
ACn SEVENTH STREET. The best place in
CLOTHING. 9 Jyl
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THE SUMMER Moon WAS SHINING,

THE SUMMER Moon WAS SHINING,
All in the purple sky,
Ny wife and we tossed about,
And could not close eye.
! cursed and swore, she scolded me
All through the weary night.
But twas enough to vex saint,
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure certain went
Next morn to LYONS store,
And home IN joyfal triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quic ky slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and fea.
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
~ -2w DENNIS 8. BARNES l. Co., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

CHIRoPoDY. - There is part of the human
frame whose condition has more influence On eur
comfort or discomfort, which requires more care
and attention than the feet. An occasional call
upon the skilfal cairopodist is indispensable, and
we know OF none more competent than DR. White,
now located ct 424 Penn. avenue, between AZ and
9Th streets. Thousands of people in Wsshing ton
full tire atment of corns, bunians, ingrowing nails
and other disorders Of the feet. DR.. White makes
cbtfop 4ay sgecisnay hou are sure TO ges relief
M. to p. m. No charge for consultation. 10 IL
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MARRIED..

HARRIED.
On Thursday, jay 9Th, By the Rev. J. h. n:
Lemon, Mr.. JAMES J. CRUMe to Miss ADDIE
e. cox, all of this city.
kOn the 9th instant BY Rev. Samuel ". Madden,
GE0kGE 9; !; ROC IBIS, Of Baltimore, to Miss
GATHERING DOSIER, OF Washing ton, b. g,
Bait. papers please copy.
On the 18th instant, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. DR.. Gibbons Mr..
1NOOH WARD, Of Montgomery county, to
Miss MARY e. CROWN, of Washington city
DIED,
On the 14th, at 8 O'Clock, susanna, the beloved
child OF Sarah Ann and VIM. g. O'Meara, aged two
years and seven weeks.
On the 18th instant, SYLVIA A. RULER, in the
42d year Of her age.
Her funeral viii TAX place to morrow, the 18th,
at o'clock, from the residence of her brother, II.
q. Harriss, $40 street north.
:. 0ni the 18th instant, ENEAS ROBERT 8. REY-
N0LDS, infant child Of e. B. and Mary T. Rey.
nolds, aged months and a days.
Relatives and friends are ipyited to attend the
street, No. $40. between and u streets, at 8
o'clock, ON to morrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

WHISKY SMUGGLER.-JeremiahS Smith was
arrested Yesterday and committed to the Cen
ing to smuggle Jersey lightning across the
lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

WARRANTED TO CUKk IN Six DAys.-Dr. Godfrey 8
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-hve years'
standing, will cure Go.e7rhea in sig days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

DIAN0e, MELeDIoNs, TUNED AND RE
vocal aad inatrumentsi music. 6hsrges
moderate, BY Prof. WIN. DAVIS, No. I55tUHN
q street, Washington, D. q. iy1-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

POSTAGE CURRENCY of all denominations for
sale at the Star Office counter Iy Stf
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DIDN'T WANT TO BE Observation-Disclosures
Coney was arrested yesterday and committed
to the Central GuaTdhouse, for refusing TO give
his name to the enrolling officer.
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AUCTION SALES.
1HIs AFTERNOON AND T0-m0RROW

0CSx4ON 6oAxxtJe
1HIs AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
ByJ.c. McaUlRE & CO., Auctioneers.
DkSIRABLE BUILDING LOT MAR TIE
AFTIkNSosA II J, RIrpfS .Ls-on TUESDAY
ss1 q Los No. O On sSs
tws. a TGntins Is feet on Third street east be-
Terms: One half cash the remsindsr in six
months with interest. secured By deed OF trust
- deposit Of sas win be required at time Of
Jy10 C. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
Sunday Chronicle.
BY. C. MCGUIRE & Co. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs sALE0F FOUR FRAME HOUSES
july .h at .Ss
Uses, We shall sell Lot II, in Square ~ fronting 6,
snb M
Terms ohs third cash; the remainder in s and
HUGH oAPERroN. Trustee.
By MARSHALL Il PAGE. Auctieneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
this s next Ju, fs .h tie srf o n
loving articles, condemned a. unfit for public use:
eS sosi Bas f aasi
undershi-ts, la Blue Flannel Drawsrar Yard Blue
sfs 5 bsRsSst.
Black silk aandkerchie's 50 Blue Cloth Gaps.
Terms cash in Covers msnt funds
jy l0-td MARSHALL & PAGE Aucts
By WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF STORY FRAME
l. HOUSE ON l4rH STREET AT AUCTIoN-By virtue
of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated 18th
80 foos 400, 4O5. 400, one Of the land records of
18th Of Angus s' isss At t oeIoeh
z47, fronting "a feet on Hth street west and run
ming back between L at -eet and Massachusetts
Terms made knowa at the sale HEo of which
must be paid at he sale.
lys.d6ds VIM. j.. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- FURNITURE AT AUcTIeN.-On TIL URSDAY, the
l7th instant at 10 o'clock shall fell at the
Residence of gentlema declining housek O. ping,
on 9th street near the corner of FL street north,
No. T3, general assortment of Household Fu mi
ture consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofas. Cushion Seat and other Chairs
Mahogany Marble. top and Side Tables
Three ply, Ingram, and other Carpets and Oil
Cooking, Air tight and other Slaves
And good assortment of Kitchen Furniture
with many other articles which We dee N unneces-
jeIs GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
IT 8. MARsHALs sALE-In virtue of aeri
- !. faciss on jud grnent of cond emRation. issued
from the clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the
expose to public SALE for cash at the front of the
court house door of said county, on THURSDAY,
sas lSh ds of ~, at No oc TO-
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon az the property of Michael
ITO to October 1885, in favor of Ellen Kelly admin
istratri1 of Miles Kelly. WARD II. LAMON,
lie g. dts U. S Marshal D. C.
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Haryisbxrg, to the North and WestTwo trains leave
Washington daily and one on sunday-auiek time.
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
Through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
thsr informatisn apply ct the ONCE Of Crest Penn
sylvaniA Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., arlington. ofice open from
.. IA: until p. m; on SUNDAYS from to I p. m.
a lily D.O. NORfoH, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-14

:" RIDES-HlDES
W ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on evsrY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock G.
n, at the Wharf on Sixth street, " ashington al
sale.
Terms cash In Treasury notes, to be paid 1t the
moment OF sale. G. HlIL
1als tChron.I Lit. Col. and g. g. b.