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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

The RIGHT SORT OF PATRIOTISM. .--<icn.
s. r. Myric, Of BALDWIN county, Ga, writes
To the Maeon Telegraph that the whole oi his
crops Of wheat aud corn have been Set aside
for the army and the families u soldiers,
Farmer, s,gO thou and do likewise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

THE OUTRAGE IN MIsslssipPi.-The lady
who was hung by the Yankees near Naichez,
Miss, because she refused to diyulge the hid
ing place OF her husband, was Mrs. sandersoa,
of young and wealthy planter Of hatcher
She vas herself Very young.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19
MORGAN'S CLAIM TO BE PAROLED.

MORGAN'S CLAIM TO BE PAROLED.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of July
20, (more devoted to Lincoln than the
New York Tri5une,) says:
The news that the Vicksburg prisoners
were to be paroled caused some sensation
among our people, but the reports which
circulated on the streets yesterday that Nor
gan, ''the horse thief, freebooter, and mur-
derer," claimed to be paroled, was too as
founding for serious consideration. No
body believed that, even if Morgan did claim
the parole, Gen. Burnside would listen TO j,
for moment The preterHce that he sur
rendered to militia capts,in, who agreed
that the prisoners should be parOled and
carry their sidearms, amounts to nothing.
Even if s, ch were the eli cumstanccs of his
capture, the terms would ne no more bind
ing than the pretended paroles Morgan has
been exacting of our citizens on soldiers
whom he has captured at various places
They are ali invalid, beca,lse not executed
according TO the terms uf the cartel agreed
upon by the Government and the rebels
A General cannot, according to the rules oi
war, surrender and make terms with an in
feriar officer, when the commander of his
forces is within reach, as was Gen. Shackel
ford. We are assured that the military author
tiles will dispose OF the tricky General and
his stati iust IA their companiOns have been
DISPOSED Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

A SOUTHERN YASKEE TsicK--~At re-
cent blockade sale in Wilmington telegram
from Richmond was read 10 the crowd bj
one Of the Interested, announcing Sreal
rise in gold and exchange, and instantly tbs
sharks Ia front Of the seller were rnn up IL
Is to so per cent. on their purchasers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19
From EYpderickshurg

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, Ang. 18.-The
Yankees, in small force, are stilt 1rouHsl
Fredericksburg. They say their pickets
will remain at Falmouth permanently.
The pickcts on both sides are firing upon
each other every day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

NORTH CARoLINA-A Yankee deseetef.
who entered our picket lines below KlnstOn.
n. e., on Wednesday, states tLx4 the Yan.
KEGS have been receiving large reinfoscemenfA
Of cavalry and infantry al NewbeTn, and that
~, Twelve miles from Ncwbern. He further
states that they We're making preparations
for raid on Raleigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Sent O..--Wm II. Carts, sent on To a
called Court hy the Mayor on the charge oi
ssealinga horse from soldier, Was examined
by the Magisirats Yesterday, and re'uanded
for iinal trial before Judge Lyons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Fast Lay Friday next IL the day set
apart by the President ~ one ol hnnsiliaiio,
ahd Player, we are requested 10 say that no
Y Arket will be held on that day Let house
eepers, mAket.men, and Others note that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Va4i0s..-phiiip Smith. d man with.
uui home or nieaas, Was fepiimsndei by the
Mayor yesterday for straggiifig aioai this
ely the night before without = place 10 Ia,
his head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

1st Tennessee heavy artillery, A Jacka0n,
colonel
Walden light artillery, c Baird, eaptain
Appeal battery. R 4 Cotton, lieutenant.
I'd Alabama light artillery, K Sciatif,
lieutenant
Point Conpee artillery, " Danilson, cap
tain, 72 men.
Tobin's Tennessee light artillery, T To.
bin, captain, S: men.
sengstak's battery, II H ssngstak, captain,
- men.
loves Missouri battery, J l. Jackson, lien
tenant, 6y men. !.
Sd Missouri battery, company c, " u
DAVIS l, iientenant. "a men.
Sd ..issonFf cavalry, Felix Lotsperch, cap
tain, 100 men.
12th Arkansas battalion, J l. Bill, Ieuten-
ant, 50 men.
lst Arkansas battalion cavalry, J Clark,
l2O men.
lst Missouri cavalry, Geo W Law heut-
colonel, $50 men.
lat Missouri battery, Henry Guihor. cap.
tain, IS men.
Landis's battery, J Landis, captain, 81
men.
walsh's battery, &c Walsh. lieutenant, 81
Let Mississippi light artillery, VIM T With
ers. colonel
Wards Mississippi light artillery, NJ 8
Ward, major, lS5 men.
Signal Corps, Max Danilson, captain.
list Tennessee cavalry, K vandykc, cap
tain, 50 men.
City Guards, f b Martin, captain. 50 men
Cavalry Battery Guards, Wards Texas Le
gion, W Still, captain, 25 men,
Smiths Partisan Rangers, } 3 Smith, cap
tain, 10 men,
Cherokee Artillery, NJ Van Der Corpunt,
captain, 90 men.
Bohtoute artillery, Alex Christ, captain
Isl men.
Signal Corps, { A King. captain, % men,
Waddeirs battery, J + Waddell, captain.
l2S men.
Hudson's battery, J l. Hoos, captain, SO
men.
Nant's light artillery, J Q Wall, captain, %
men.
Third Maryland battery, l B Rowan, cap
tain, II men,
The number Of small arms or muskets
that were taken will amount to &c, 900 at least
and may go as high as GO,0OO lO9 field pieces
and 33 siege guns, mostly columbiads, were
found on the river works, and in those at the
rear. Many of the guns are very valuable
There is no way yet to compute the amount
Of ammunition, camp equipages, transpOrta-
ton trains, Sc, taken. In dollars and cents
it would amount to large sum. In the ar
senal saw Il large number OF the Mississip-
pi bowie knives, some two feet long. This is
rather suggestive of reflection upon the
usages of civilized warfare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

You will excuse me, genflemens u in say
ing what have said, l have been rather pro-
fuse and heavy In the way OF emphasis =
Two years away from civilization with my
men has made me rather emphatic u all my
thoughts and words in regard to certain
things. l speak emphatically, because EN-
phatically feel all that my tongue finds to
say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

Fyuaklis asd 0sipee &aests. uoot q q. -
yerS much in need Of work lhne 49, q o.
performed before winter sets II. 1looe ~
carriage-ways are deep holes. thAt mn3 -
come worse at every rain, ard Il nQt altsn1eA
to in time will very s0oh get TO be fmppAss-
bic. A stitch IN time wilIsay much snaOy-
:,ncc In the fnturO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19
A RARE orpOerryIry.-ras .ah.s,,esr rs,

4 RARE 0PfOeTrSiTY.--Tbe sahse1ibes, wssa~s
ns {" resaaye a. s1n rs possible - ~ fasn IN
osslise ii the year .fhe Iaaee wheh be rssids,s
aua ai'a Ia se hla csosss consisting 81 core, pass
Irish AID sweet pplatoes cabbage, aud other veee>
tables
ihe above pace h wu.a ie~ hundred yasdn nt
At.eo's 4 Water ssatea, GA the vHSiGh tee0el Hsti.
read An accom- naotatdM train arrives y tsehnaa3
II half past aeicek sd teAyes q y Nes.Y
aa l1--3ts L1AVt AtNeNE1sAW.
~ officers ard soldiers ~ private euafaen O. havo
their psesrsl,s,oas hiied, W tausA0fs1y q ~ aas-
p...s, 4ca,essi ~ rOWHATAS kiCPCf'A nEHn sosse.
etaaa Stteei, hstwsen ish AID stkS RschmaaA, w.
a. IS Asi-
ID Exe3IAN0E OfT1QE.
FRANKLIN nLAuGH4x4
an l0-lm< IrcaefteoneN1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-19

ORDER fRoa GES LEE TO HIS ARMY -
The following order has been addressed
hy Gen. Lee to the Army of Northern
Virginia
iigApQ'Rs ARMY NORTHERN Va,
August -, 1863.
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DEB.

On the 9th inst, at half past j O'Clock a m in
the 18th year Of his age, FRANK the youngest son
OF Francis and Eleanor Mattipgly
The funeral viii lake place from the residence of
his parents, No. 494 Sever 9TH street. to morrow
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
On tbe 81 inst, ANNIE L. KIDWELL, young.
est child of John and Mary Jane iweli l5lnon his
old
The friends of the family are invited to after
the funeral from her fathers dence 7th street
east, between and u streets fouth
At 40 9th street. Oh the nornIne # the 9th inst
WILLIAM DAW son of James b. and h L. Hi
var, aged Is months.
In Washington, ID. c., on the 4th Oct lSss in the
81 year Of Der age, after lingering and painful
illness, tel mating ii OF unsur assed excellence
and beauty. MRS. RUT. j Is , relict Of the lste WIN
ID. Caller. of Rlsfensburg. Md
1t is a consolation 10 the loving and bereaved
children OF TINS most excellent woman to know
that for her, Hath had no sting Over her trium
phsnt spirlt, the grave could claim victory; her
suferines. though great, being borne with un muir
murins fortitude by one whose faith, uuwavecng
and htesd asst had for than . half q century
been anchored on the Rock Of Ases-a Savior i
merits the ground OF her hope. In the character
IF wife, other, friend and Dor the departed
life was her perfect calmness in the hour when the
wing Of the Angel of Death sW pit her pallid brow
bringing anguish to the watchers beside her couch
but NO terror TO the spirit anxious to rejcin the
hand In heaven the loved husband Of her youth the
angel children and dear friends and relati es Who
had gone before her to that better ID i'd where
parting comes not, and all pain is sed in perfso
bliss. Her children rise up and call her blessed
marlboro Gazette and Bait. Sun copy.1 NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09
MEMS DRESS SUITS.
Youths Dress Suits.
(hildyfns' Dress .Siits
MEMS BsSiness Suits
YOUTHS Business Suits.

Childrens' School Snits
Moan WALKER& CO.. Marble Hall Clothing Store
Browns Hotel Building. would respectfully an
ter Clothing is ready for inspection 1t is
comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
in material trimming and workship
To those who study excelleuce with economy in
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city at very
reduced prices. ocs-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

FoRDs NEW THEATKR - Maggie M;tehers
Benetf-Ihfs accomplished lady has a benefit
characters. She will be well supported by Mr..
Ford,s talented company, and also Mr. and
Mrs Bishop. The plays selected tor this even
ing are katy O'Sheil" and "The Pet Of the
Petticoats, in both of which Miss Mitchell has
ever teen eminently successful. The beauty of
the new theater and attractvensss of the nights
performance will no douDt attract q large aud
appreciative audience to Ford's. No attraction
how ever great, seems adequate to interrupt the
flow of patronage at this establishment and the
tide OF popular favor seems stronger in the
support of Ford's theater than ever
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MARRIED.,

In GeorGetown, Sabbath evening last by Raw
Vim. H. Chapman, WIN. Y. PAsCO to MTNEKVA
+ MCCoBOY, and FREDERICK kErNER to So
SAN MCCOBOY all of Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09
BY sRzEs a ,SILhIAas, A ! ass

80 NoTIo1.
r q 3: ,..a g.. iss e
Wi s. sold s. sIs sfs; s ssssiIliiS:ssSS iR2;
OoluRbis Hstsl anA Restaurant,
4QZ Heansyiva1iA nvsn1e.
Ges-As Waahingtop, ,. y,
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Mr.. Bradley insisted that he had made the

Mr. bradley insisted that he had made the
oemano 70 nave the parties confronted.
Mr.. Uavidge said Mrs. Aliot saw Miss Wat
ue out once, and on that occasion did not re-
cognize ner a. the would be- thief There was
no doubt but that an attempt had been made to
s G c1ald by some one In company with Mr.
george ". N cGill, but the crime OF McGilI Is
aggravated fenfcld in that he takes ad autage
%. ol tne Iacf, and for particular purposes foists
tue crime upon an innocent girl. The charge,
therefore, 10 not false in all particulars Some
t enc IN MT: McGill's company did attempt the
theit, nut 1t was not Miss Susan Dixon What
contempt and disgust must necessarily be felt
Tor man who will act thus. In the whole
course OF his experience he never knew a case
which more required condign punishment, and
he therefore asked the justice to tx such bail
the bar of justice.
Justice Clayton reserved his decision until
lnis morning at ten O'Clock, MIR. Niles still re-
naming bondsman for Mr. McGIIs appear
ance at that hour.
This morning Justice Clayton decided to hold
". w. McGi1l to bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at the present term Of the Criminal
Court. MI. ). Y. Niles gave the required Sc
curity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

NV. 4. HUXLEY. .LAf1 Q! nAcHylLLl1,
;a s. O. s S.ss as iii N
Srsfssssss.- re g: yssssas e eaa b sSlcd .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

BY j.. C. Meg UIRE d Co. Auctioneefs
EXTBNslFE AND PkRLMPFORY SALE OF
Ia FINE HORSES. CARRIAGES, AND eaRsssS-On
SFbN ESDAf AFTkKkUlN, bet Ara ut 4
o'ceck At the Stables Ustreet bets cen i3,. and
l4f str etts, We shsll sell the following Valuable
further use for it. VIE:
Pair of five year ola long tail Black Carriage
Horses, Good travellers, very stylish and close
ly matched
Pair Of Bay Mares ak years cid OF good style and
fine roedsttrs
Cne sorrsl Hcr and one Pay Mare years old a
fine dCu bic team, or vii, work singly
Ore sorIel, years old snowy and line traveller
On 2 fine Grey Horse, S3ears Ole and o very fast
trctter
One half top Brett, in excellent order
Cne " Cusenbury" wagon, with s3afts and pole.
for tso or four persons, . beautiful Carriage and
perfect order
One sausrs RoI Wagon, with pole and shafts in
pert act order
Ore Lish o-tcp Buggy, in sood order
Three ! tits Double Harness, all Of the best make
and made to order
Two Sci to Elm le dsruess. In fns order
9lsIhe-s halters, sirciugles, w ps &C.,
prsvioLs 70 the sale.
Terms cash.
COS &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucsz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

NC TION ALE
= HARpEK's FERRY ARAoRY, VA.
GOVERNMENT SALE
ON TCEsDAY, OCTOBER Snth 1865,
Courrs ucing a. " o'clock noon, precisely, with.
cut re gard to re ather,
Will BE soLD
RARPER'S FERRY ARMORY. VIRGINIA.
THE FoiLoTINa
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
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AUCTION SALES.


1HIs AFTERNOON AND 70. ssusa oW
b., Q; MCGUIRE Co. Aao.ioneal..
o. I'll hI61fs YEA 1, ssssa n
he so,;h.rss elssk on the premises sA Ill sell,
ss.s IN nerth. between and str es,s, runnsa
Title indisputsels.
months for notes s Sass Saspe' I've .st four
interest. Axasnsss Of coaveyancins q. pur CHASE
&C 9 20. MoaCIKs & CO.. Au,s..
By W. L. WALL q CO, Auc,iou.s,,
tettreen HixA and is"th st Srts,apa creme
80 p psSx M HSEsns sI IA SAT
50 Sc. south side La ". WI b spa Or ,s,ss..
Bw.L. WALL 4 CO., Auo.ioa,eIs
Attds Horss s.. say, IS soxh sd, Louisiana apenss
A SHERMAN MORGAN HURss ,..rs a.,
"A perfectly sou nd ana KIND wti irot ia ..,le ia
is,e1 ssih sf'H,5 W aoasfs s.Ta
inst at 70 o'oloel at the Bssas5
By W. L.WALL d Co, Auc,,on+er,
IT the Horse Bazaar. 90 sssth siIs In srsnu.
beirsen 9th and / n strts.s '''A'
last HORSE, MULE AND IoiHaR HORSES
aoRs9N SAH 3, &c AT ArSTIeS SAT 4t.AY
lG,ey Horse. can t1osiua:a
Horses
o o1sss e esFTiass
I.Ims cash.
ecs WIN L. WALL co Aucts
By WIN. L. NALL d co Auct u..rs
SoIth corner Penn arsnae nsd tnth S-sa
HOUSEHOLD HUhNIyURE AMI aISpsIIA
1loson SAT GkDaS mokNiSG >s sas ir At a !.
O'Clock, We will cell IN frent Of De .t,ou Rooms
. Lot of HouseLolo Furniture ~ coysI asa noes
Bronze Ct ock, Bronze Mantel oinsmsn.s
! Marble top Sdehoard and tIissses
Walnut Refreshment T4b,e \ arirobss
Pres DressIns Bureaus, E.sy CHAR
4 lot Second bsna Fu , snftn ,s
chow Case, &C., DC, DC,
10 gross smoking res.sse
RysC. Mcetlkh a 80, Anct,on--ra
HANDsohE TERsE-stutI l3hiCa lIJUss.
shSs i to"I 5 A8a
10th, ats O'CLOCK on the rser i,es. shsl ,eli \
house, with three tory hricf n 4 hi ding. -tn
sted At the eotner g. ror.? .sreet sat resent
ruI slbsck rs +. ct 10 = Is feet Alley
The house II ne~ty butt. col tsius Mkt IN lar ,a
mel t. and ia IL every sspsct. = class house
terms mess o ssson h sdt ,n 60 H. @
twelve. and eighteen r.catae VITA ,rtcre,t So
aeseodae 3 Sc t1e 90 Apc.
pUhLlS sALs or a va Al. ADiE FAM
Baltim-re, on the aaehlns or 8eilrosi The .G5
or or stF yI SeT a, IN ~, IL e he p.
Farm now sa.d y Rp6o "a ' cd A. siii ias
1856 seIef, wall fenced wstet-d sna lined i'm s.osed
Tenant Houss. TIE isrds rell improved, a,d !
New toT Il sao I'D "a sI2ss aud il a
st9pae aajoiIh ,Ss 5slis i y u. P!a5asr al
& ock, tirOps Earning I'm sni q out -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

~ M VAL & 60 Aa:tion4srs.
ILRENpICkY S1tk Of NALGSSiS II
Il fRoShp Ps' PEhTY -, Il ! .Kgt sEa. Pssy
lNiNtNlh .NsAt X ~ 7ts tthCLH ~ sryTID--
GE ! Il hSDhS Ar EcNthJH. 1T Ips u 4
loci ~ viii 81. Itoif az toe pre- -es Lyt
~, SGus-s &c, assabd:yidrp > Isaac p * frIus
IL n set on 2it n treet Ar1 proved 10y r.
tLien st.r5 AID basement Brlok u Iu.s con.s mag
Y r. DruE and base ~ tied Tor r.stsr
rart and newly pc ptsc throughout
ierns Sns. h>i CASH hsisbcs in three and s,r
MO! fht, viva interest. secured by deed of traet
en- The PREMISES
tcny+yancing 81 the expense oftne purchaser:
ana II the terms of sale not phi ID wit va
GAYS FROM Ii. cay 81 sale, the Property gill be re
to.c upon days notice, ct the risk and Cost of the
de.auiting purchaser.
cos Nm L.. WALL 4 CO Aurh
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T.uDR DR.: DAyIs's

DR: DAvIsH
Nl ETHOD OF TREATIN ALL VENRREAL AMI
Private Dssases Is fast saiEiss favor Ali persons
sgHns With nth Syphilis, eonorl ssa,snd Seminal
Diseases Of al kinds scientincay treated Cha, ges
moderate. Room No. %, 45s Seventh street,
opposite Post Once. Sc Is lms
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\ kNVxN Nx14Ek1s
FUrhRE DAYS.
FOB OTHER AUCTION sALss SEE 1sr PAe1.
By THOMAS lowing. Asetiooesr
Gecrsesotea, ID. C.
v1hRad rt1 "a AND DBsIRsBLH BUILD.
s al h EDs + ITISsss;
ss,s. N.iss and Fr'ssei 'rs.s: f s.. =.
,,s side az part o':.ns Lot .sr O. zee. :ea.l
and rSsnns ssss and FRED
ss. e. raIt OF sans irsnt.ns o. f.s On north
.fes streets .sd rupn:ns back g feet. Anu ffsa
I.tr ;, .hshDiATBLr Arrsa-
a and e. on .s.. sS. a a
e. street above Eighth street aad unntns
TsIm, One, th'rd cash balsnce in sis.,d to I've
Hop' Es. toaref By deed OF trust on trs pr sss.
III Ta e.. bo ~ zse.
b, THOMAS BOWLING, Aus,ion.er
1'RUsr PES q s srss'0T % p;yoo,r.mn =.
s2ys. risf e. N
the a,a %, f.Jisf $50 20 "a. ss s =.
i !, rgso No 49,, At Polio - 30, ss ..l
p penn ., / o. ssk tina, eeI,on of the old
itssss,a ffe..sty i,rg wssi sf sorxsso s9 .po
and the Pc omsc river. teIe~ktius sever s ina
sscticn ire udins the ,wo It n. Mills assigned "a
ment RECORDED in stme liber 40. iT a. 70 ia sS.
g. a, a9o .he ext me .ssrmcst angle canv-, ed.to
s 81 foh9 r. ,,s herr r !, p-rsy %
DC Scw in suocessful operation WITH sosd i Ss,ef
sro~ns . Nil, ff sssues s'* ssf,"p ne ssr.s
premises by reference to ths :, cords touohias
the Cshstr OF s-riens portion. of the igtasi
Foundry prop.fty IL viii be that all reserve
resdrr hove b. 81 msd- -
= ssv % n fagits "a
fer II. disbursement 81 water power. located a.
h+se srs al The esd If he usn> begin Ing of
t,Her navigation snd aauriins srast cilit FOR
seq: 81 8 lag RAJ e~1ste inv stsr Is pl lt tbs
enti Fun :, ficp.r', srd sbo,naker'. aud C r.
70 the Thu tee. aaa 90 the day o. s.f-
;, eIms: pse fourIh cash and tie bsisnca in
81. t-.lve enc eighteen month bearing inter-s:,
e1o Geo OF trust on TIL pr@m iehs
s.- rs i"@ fe 80 pr rlaA RI. 10
WI ne I-soid nprL b. ds.s ro'tes. at the rts aud
irs and stan duties ( The cost of r. srr.h
ss,s- eodad. HUaHT H IspS n:ssS eras,ss
sS.TEE ABOVE "A y IS UNAYnIDAsLy
J. sli,u,h VI fAtuEDAE, De-. I7tr. same hvu
aCGR cAEEgrnN, F.u.tee
oc g. II 80 Tics u ING Austs.
- Nv. J.. @AL q CO. An tionaer..
II q KipAf a1tKNit 4, 10 = iust a. "a
sE . y, ~. ~ 'e INC + IT. tie Rase 20 ztts sse,s
iulhiiu,, o. mis-. Ses .r, - racing 'h'i1
IN ~ ~: ~ .i snit. A yaiia
= IL Z shut q ar. b..
L. s",d M'rti- -foD B.r=sls
Mahogany ~irei os.c
lseeri 4 lining Tae:e an n.s
Z / is tilset ard trG cs, r. We
!feici nd C":age B.dste
Mtrt., ttp ashss>nis, ~oita.s t.
ReGoi1L
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E'OR REN1-Eeat and comfortabl furnis ned
Rooms /. suits or sinsly, for gentlemen only
streets, within half square of the city railroad
CAIk 7-4t
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EsTRAYkD PROM THE SfAbLB OF THk
u subscriber, In the rear Of 362 K strss., on
the 6th instant, . MUsTANa MARs; grey col
Or: short niaps, and Aboat Ii hands high ANY psr
SON sndfps said animal, and returning il to the
Store of WILBUR y. STOCKING, 336 d street
will be literally rewarded.
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nNE LARGE ROOM NOW yACANT-WILL
~ accommodate comfortably three gentlemen
also two single rooms, with first class Board. at
2l2 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, only ii ye mlpu tes'
walk from the city railHPY DC
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E'OR RENT-several ROOMS, with some little
l. furniture in tEem suitable for a mess Of gen
lie nen, w be furnished with breakfast If de-
sired. Apply at No ~ MCntg emery St, Georg e-
town. The best references given and re- uired
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PERSONAL,

NOTIOE.-As my wife, DORE TIA LAUTEN-
IN BERGER thorn Rose) has LETT my bed and
board without just cause or prov ocation, will pay
NO debts OF her eontractin&
WILL lam LAUTINBER9ER,
oc7-3ts Baltimore, Md
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zoe Rem Two Nicely furnished ROOMS on
Il the 6Ist floor, handy to the Depart nenta and
ln nice lteation; to gentlemen only. On 18th ST.,
7-Xft
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TNAKIN UP-fwo COWS, both pied b ind ia aud
white one old and giving milk, tao Other
young and dry. The owssr or owners wit p ease
from my premises, ON tn. old Bladensburg Rosi
District Columbia, October 9Th, 1858
ocS-3ts 49, ANN NJ BROOKS
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LOSE ,ANE FOUND.

GO0 REWARD.-strsysd or stolen, on Tuesday
81 ~ night, Uci 6ta, HI fk HORSE, win u
8. the left shoulder aud Oh the ri anon der
The above reward will bs given Ii reI1rne1 to ths
corner of I'd and y str Gets.
8-3tH J. GUILD
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&6 RRWAKD-L,st on Thu -sday nj CHIT the 6th
9pD instant, midile-s i7 I'd BAY HORSE used to
work in cart; the hind right foot white; ssht not
1900; bushy TAT; little lame In ris Mt bind leg
McCANNf, northwest corner of Virginia ave . no
Let street fJelard( nc X9ts
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LOk SALE-Near the Nayy-yard, north side os
n = Penn avenue. in square No. 92i. bounded on
public square, the desirable LOTS MURDERED "a
-, 10 and ~. contiguous lots. No being i'm proved
~ Nv tory ira is dwelling house, now occupied
Apply to the subscriber, q. the Office Of the
Quaiternaster General, corner Of Fend nth SITS
from O'Clock a. m to D. m
&C S-Sis Fl C0IRnRN
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C1N strayed from our stable, OF
~ ~ Tuesdsy night, October sth, q Dark nay
HORSE NULL, aecut years old; nediun tizsi
right shoulder wart in left ear, aud in good Or
der: Mhss be left, had on leather head stall with
chain alta ched. Any person who will deliver said
Mule viii rec&i i've u above reward
CHAPLIN & MArLOcK
oeS 3t* $50 q ct bet eth aud 7th