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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-23
FOR SALE-A FARM, situated

Sa,ii in the southerly part of o den miles from
saAsthe centre and 81 miles from Worcester former
owned by the late Moses Rogers said Farm contains
W acres OF Land suitably divided into Moving Tilage
and Pasturage, with about twenty acres of Wood; with
good Orchard of Grated Fruit convenient RnIld
Jugs on the same Price one thousand dollars One half
OF the purchase money may remain on mortgage For
lnrtner particulars enquire of HORACE II. AAIES Of
worcester or of the subscriber In Holden.
- JAMES Il, CHENEY
hoiaen' Jan ~, 1868 deoD&wtf ia2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-23
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER
4 RAILROAD C0MPANY.-ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Provi
dence and Worcester Railroad Company, will be held at
Railroad Hall in Providence, Rhode Island. on MON
DAY, February I'd, 1862 at 10 O'Clock for the
pose of choosing Directors for the ensuing and for
the transaction of such other BUSINESS may legally
come before them Per order,
JOHN X. BALCH Clerk
Proxies for voting require stamp of 10 cents.
PROVIDENCE. K | Jan. 49, 1863 dim
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S..T:-186O-:x.
Plantation Bitters !
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia

THE PUR 'ST AND MOST EFFECTUAJT TONIC AND
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-Nraur

AMUSEMJNTS TO-NTGHT !,
appear ,s In,ArsErMr Wilkes Booth R MlI.
ME- beautiful play, "The LADY Of Lyons
~ s - Annie Waite will sustain the character
ciuaIP auline." The entertainment viii con- On.
wall" There Is no donht VI hnt that Mr.. Booth
Ia satisfactorily proHen himself orr na,
actor OF rare merit and il is therefoSe . v
i .nraI consequence that he should a'"N@'
CAsTkRHuRr-Nieht after nigh. this hall LIS is
crowded to its utmost capacity. Other concert
nails may lose patronage, but Canterbury never ever
aoes, and the reason is thst m AM bss, ana
most attrctiys ne, sormsrs and to produce no
entertainment which does not possess intrinsic
merit. One of the hest bills Of the season will
De performed tonight.
ball at Islan5 uaIJ o.nieht: as also will the
Plumbers and Gas-ftters' Association, at Odd
Fellows Hall. Either will be worth attending.
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NV YoRx SrYr.Rs

NEW YORK STYLES.
Gextlen1sa's Cothtrg .-Ne,c and Fashionable!
A large assortms mt for Dress and Business wear.
The Rn glsh Sack and Walking Goats excell in
beauty, grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
1922 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
ec2tf INTEL. and Repub.]
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PERSONAL.

NRs. L. eMIfH-I The Greatest Tsst Medium efshs
N1 Ags-Wil give siitings for short time ut $50
street. between 9Th and 6sh streets. to examine
diseases, see your dead - well 10 living friends;
gets names reads character, and reads the future;
masnetisss. Sittinss 81. NO 7.lm-
NJ DR. DAyIe'1
NlETHOD or TREATIN6 ALL VEN1R1AL and
Private Diseases il last sAininS favor. All persons
suffering with Syphilis, 6onorrhoea. and Seminal
Weakness will do veil to call upon him. Female
Diseases Of all kinds scientifically treated Char ges
moderate: Room no. ~, 4SS Seventh street,
opposite Post Once. oc Is 1ms
MADAM AHoLIAB TAKES. PLHAsURE IN
lYl giving notice to all ineuir ing persons, that
shA 70 now ready to read the Past, Present and
Future, and may be consulted on various matters
Of importance 1T any time from q, N until p m.
Ladies 50 cents gentlemen 81. No. SO south st..
Capitol Hill, Washington, d. O.. 90 CAV.
A01 IhPosIrIoNi 42l
MADAME Ross, Doesrsss asd Assrolosist.
Formerly located at 333 e st. nOrth, has removed
to No. 424 18th street north, above lew York ~.
enue, one block from Treasury Department..
She Was born witha natural gift. She tells the
past and future-never known to fail 3 Oauses
srssd; cures ~ diseases. Business strictly oOnh.
She 10 the only person that can show . likeness
Ladies 80 cents Gentlemen 81. 9-lmS
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MARRIED.

UOn the "A inst, By the Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, at
"a .i spM a. iB ,RS 70 dsassts; 81
John g Stone.
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lQS PAP1RHANGINas.
NEW YALL STOCK.
48f6S

Just received new and deeirable assortment OF
GOLD and vELyEr, gohD sTAMP1D aad me-
NAlso, Q variety Of GLAZED and BLANK PAP1kS
ct II lowest cash prices. Orders for Paperhsusns
or Window Shades promptly executed In town or
country. :,
TERMS cash for goods or labor yhsn purchased
or executed. J. AARKRtTEk,
No. 4s6 It'll street, 8 doors above,
oc A-eo2w$ Odd lsllows' Hall.
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NJ 4 W G. O O D 8.

Just opened. 1t BOgWELL'S Fancy Store,
No. 800 street, near Fourteenth street,
good assortment Of Fancy. Zephyr, and WOODEN
Knit Goods. eueh a. Red Riding Hood Cioaks.
Opera Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, Nubias. Legsinss,
Comfoits, Skating Gaps, Childrsns Goats and
Zouave Jackets, Balmoral Hose, Gloves Mits,
Socks. LADIES' Fine Cashmere Vest and Drawers;
also Velvet Ribbon, Belt Ribbon, Magic Hufhins,
Hair Nets. Braids, Carriers, 6ns article, Ladies ;
Paper Collars and Cuffs, together with lots OF
Toilet Articles and other Fancy Goods Give me
call, and get cheap goods oc 81 cost
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/ a.. La TBUITTE'S =
LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING STABLES,
Ni1etsenh street. one door north Of Pennsylvania
The subscriber respectfully in 'orm his friends
that he has just pur released ths Livery ~
that he Will keep large stock Of North ern 80
HORSES, as well as collection Of HACKS, LIGHT
WAGONS, and BUGGIES, which he will keep 81
ways on hand for hire
n B. One pair Of Iron Gray HORSES for sale.
Also q pair Of Black HORS ES &C 81 iw
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By GREEN &c WILLIAMS. AuctioneerB
TTHREE STORY BRIoK HOUSE AND LOT

THREE STORY BRIoK HOUSE AND LOT
l. FRONTING Oh r, NEXT TO THE ooRNsR OF NIHTA
House No. 81, At AUoTioE.-0n FRIDAY, the
premises. at O'CLOCK p. m, that handsome e' and
oonysn,ently arranged Tarss story Brick House
the Patent Office This house has tae advantase.
in additional to the beautiful location, of Gas,
ment, and Bath room.
Terms One half cash; balance In an 6months,
for notes bearing interest. A deed given and 8
deed Of trust tax en-.
Title ipoisputable.
All convey ancing, inudine Revenue Stamps. at
the cost OF the purchaser
Possession 81, en- in 10 days after the execution
of the paperf. Il +. F..
ooal Intel GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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COURSE, WASHINGTON.
FIRST FALL HITTING.
# GRAND OPENING.
YOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK.
ra.r Commei cling @
MONDAY, November ID.


FIRST Day-M0RD DAY. Nov. ad-sxssptakss Tor 8
sh Ct q II aaasd 81
'l Second DasM nf Nov sa-Purss $780,;
Third Dsy-wEDNBsDAY. Nov. Ah-Purss
sS oai, R1 p1ss5SsssTEauRsDAY Nov sth-pur.. ESQ.,
9iish 'bbna,s.rR1pAY, NOV. ssh-H.nd,e.p, SO
entrance, Play or pay; 500 added. single dash N
si1sh Day-sATuRDAY. Nov. sth--Parse $1,000;
The stakes closed With the following entries:
MILE HATS.
Mr.. Fields Ally. BY Le51naton, dam Masdalen.
Mr.. Bush's b . Bon Bruce, by Lexington, dam
Mr. Watson,s Q Captain Moore. By Imp. Bal.
rovnis, dam Jenny Rose, BY Glencoe.
Mr. Watsons Oh 9 Aldebaran. By Commodore,
dam E.nnie Lewis. y Glencoe :, ,..,,.to, dan,
SS.Ds M:ssns ti..is Y y IMP ss,thi.n.
dam Prunslla. By Glencoe.
HANDICAP. $50.
MI watson's b Captain More, By Imp Barrow
ME, dam Jenny Bose. n Glsseos. c.
s. mi ss was:' Levi. 20 s. ai sDso. " ~ w.
: Mr.. HunteF's b . CoIsck. BY Harrington. cam
= la. n 5, INN: s.,.A,...
dam Prunslls by Glencoe.
1ntrance Isr cent Of the lursea. ,,..x -
Rssss and Irotns e S'sI9s ol 3
1ssss sr ss.sss S1saa Bad
r,e.a: Ra;:s: :P.: .sa ma e ST.; 81
o - sfd'r efsA' s0a'ai Mo,yAr, Proprietor.
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MINIS DRESS SUITS.
Yoxsh's Dress Salts.
Gtidys1s' Dress Shtts
Mems Business Suits.
YOUTHS Business Skits.

:. q OHttU7eWS OCWOUS
NOAH WALKERS Co., 36s Penn avenue, Metro
nounee that their annual display. of Fall and Win
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is
comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Co hing of the newest and richest desi gns
ia materia1, trimming and workship.
: To those who study excellence, with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
reduced prices. oc9-4m
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Omar PsNssTLyAsIA ROUTE ,sia Ba!timossand
leave W sshi ngton daily and one on sunday,,suick
time.low fare and sure eonaections Soldiers
tickets and further information apply at the ONCE
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner OF
ton Once open from a. m to 9p. m; on Sun
days from to- p.m.
&c IL ly i. U. NORTON, Agent.
CoRSs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
other disorders Of the Feet cured without pain by
DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. 424 Penn
sylvania avenue, between "a and 9Th streets
Washington, d. Q. No charge for consultation.
seS-tf
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g. ANDREW J. LANE,
am HOUSE CARPENTER
Having an experience of over twenty years. I
feel confident 70 give perfect satisfaction In all
work entrusted to me. Shop on U street, No.
243, between 18th and 18th.
P. 9. Particular attention paid to Jobbing.
Oe Al ~
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WAlRAH1lD 70 Quar- II sIx DAYe.-Dr. 6odtrsy's
Antidots, IN English Specific Of sixty.ays years
standing, Win cure GosoyyAas in siz days. No
change Of diet reeuired Price q per bottle. Sold
Warrington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. j. sly
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LOST AND FOUND.


Bo SSs 2.s t.: q .SvELofn sss.s
he 1nS 'ta't s. S
T osr--on the evening" Of the 81 int ,bstvsen
sfs i ICE
'n R,ss & me Isl '''0n' romeo =. MORGAN
EsTRAY- Came to the premises of the subscri.
~ Der Oct Isl !sss oow
Rsd .n ns White Witt, cav WIN White bad
NOS st. JAMES MAGEE.
T OsT-On the sth ut. Brown Brindle COW,
round Of her sas bs via
gsa f h"ss ,i and
ann aa
tel, red:covsred Postage Currency POCKET
ore fifty and Q, twenty dollar note, The andsr
ing the Lost package to slON y. ave. no4 St.
e ; Soi
and thanks Of the owner By leaving it At the Once
IF this paper. NOS 3tr
&1O REWARD--Lo.t or stolen on the auth inst
vii 30 xysS
if returned 70 the Baltimore Livery STABLE corner
$15a. no ssns..sa
some papers valuable only to the uR Psa.Isnd
nos St. Room No. !, Land Once
GAME TO THE sUBsoRIBsR-eN FRIDAY,
y sth instant one old bob tail HORSE Ths
owner Is ,esnssssd to co"s forws.d prove proper.
"''A' 'n'fs''' ana ''1s a rs aHs' nuNDss.
no s-M- corner 7ta and D, lIslaod.l
S5 EEWARD.aaLos.. aboat the ,4th Of October,
assss =. %est Az a. !'!.! 5As s.T!rs
formation Where she ma, b found shall fsssys sss
above reward. Ipos st'l 1. B. NYE.
FsIaAYssa,so.nss +. e, m, :..sl. sn street. Be,
Mare Mais The owner H OF .!nsrs are hereby no.
..ss to i.s
CAME TO THE SUB .oRI ER--on the nth Of
- October last, one dark red dry cow In tolsra-
sway
s.a s S ssi place
SrRAxHD Oh sToLEN-on last rhur.day eve
= ring. Oct assh: about da.a; ;. dsE1 BAY HORSE.
h1 s,.ssss 3 &. k:.s Fs.s
sG M asA and Bridge '' 5s6 Taaons1s
@1eO REwARD-stolsn from the sub,crlber's
s s,S near q oHRadhs
one slmost Brown, with all white star in fore:
he'd With two bind feet White seven q s, e
dArk name and tail very fat. The othsr dark
also, quite large, with DARK mark OF left cheek
about the size Of an egg dar1 name and tail On
color. with le,t hind foot white and white star In
forehead and whits streak extending down to the
7 postrils very spirited and restless when being
mounted. One hun red dollars will be paid for The
recovery for the frst two describe and ffty for
| the last mentioned.
Tos 81. 4. J. LYLEs, Tsnnallytovn. D. Q.
| O. sREWARD-Strayed or stolen, OF about
/ SSO t. 18th inst one Esht red and White COW
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By ]. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer1
SNUG BRICK H0USE AND LOT AT Pm BLIo
- SALl..On HRIDAY AFTERNOON, November
9Th, at4 O'Clock on the premises, We SHALL sen Lot
b, in su6diyison OF Square No. 1856 frsntins feat
on north street, between Second and Third
streets east. and running back 100 feet, toEether
sto- Brick Dwelling house,
Terms: One third in cash the rem sipder in four
and Ell ght months, With interest secured by deed
If trust the premises.
Possession given within two weeis from the saIs.
Conveyances at cost of the purchaser
ocH j. O MCGUIRE Il 90 Aucts
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R,Jo McauIRE = 90 .nction..-,

By J. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
nEeIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. HOUSE IN
II TEE VICINITY OF The WAR AND NAyY DEPART.
MsEfs.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 9Th, ct
4 CLOCK. on the premises, shall sell Lot Mol
and part off, in Square No u.s. front ng rs feet
18th street, ct the corner OF north street. and
Dwelling houee. containing ten rooms, ADD large
Two-story Brick Back building, containing four
the property. occupied By the late Capt. Thomas
Carbery - bis reside nee.
Title perfect.
Terms: One third in cash the remainder In six
and twelve months, With interest secured By decd
Of trust on the premises
NOS T. c. Mo9U1RA & CO., Auots.
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NAKSHALS eALl.-In virtue Of Q writ Of HieEt
supreme Court OF the District Of Columsls ana @
me directed, III expose 70 Public Sale, for cash.
on THURSDAY, the I2th day of November next,
1855 at IL O'Clock m one Gold Lever Wetch setss6
Otterbach. and Win be sold to stIsfy Judicial No.
is. to October term, 1856, in favor Of ya%ss =.
Hayle. WAkO H. LAHUN,o
OcSl- - s%4E3.E# u. B. MArshAs ". Css
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NRcRur DIsuksvq.

6HCk1f Dl61ASESs
ssEa,issx's 6ig u the most eert.ia, 9, safe and
sdy ever discovered Cures in two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty-foar hours. No miner
81, no balssm, no mereury. Only ten pills to be
taken. It 10 the soldiers hope, and . friend to
those Who do not want to DO exposed. Male pack
ages, 81; female, Is.
Samaritas's Roos aad Herb Jxiess-A positive
and perm ansnt cure for Syphilis, scrofula Ulcers
6ores, Spots, letters, 60. Price 81 or six bottles
Tor o.. Bold BY 3. Q. Ford. See Advertisement ms
On. DuloH7's Busar-oestsd Female EesulatnS
Pills the SNy bSss 10 xsG. They operate &ssdiy
and Dssice!y, and being coated create no nau:
.ea upon the most 4elicate stomsoA. trial OF
these Pills viii prove their sspioritv all others
Price q box. Sold BY 8. O. Ford, corner lltA
street and Pa. avenue, Washing on, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. tasty
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@lSO REWARD-stolsn from the subscribe,

c. REWARD.-strayed or stoen. on OF about
sSO Il 9 nth inst one light red and white COW
and one dark red HEI1ER. Is months Old The
above reward win be sissa If returned to No. 464
90 sO.lvS D. A WAcTERSTON
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WAETEh.-A first class COAUH SMITH Cal
W find constant work At Sl9 week or pisc'
vo,k. by applyins to JOHN PAYNE, Penn: aye.
n1s at
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w AHTED TO sELL-l 400 Cords of Ssasonea
w OAK WOOD. $50 cords within . few hundred
yards Of annapolis Junction and the balance about
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ITO BAKERs-A first rate Hand, to take charge
On Bread and Cakes tday work. wants lob
lnqlire at New York Hotel l, corner It'll and SITS.
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By GKEEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneefs.
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
wEsT, AT zucrIos.Lon MONDAY, ths 9th inltaat,
p. m, west part OF Lot No. %, In Squsre No. I'D,
with the i!aprovemsnts, which are good Three.
other necessary ont buildings.
This property has . wide front on north n,
Terms: One. third cash balance in and II
for notss bearing interest from day Of sale.
n deed given and deed Of trust taken,
All convey sncing ut the cost OF the In
cludiD Stamps.
no2 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
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CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF OHIHr QUA1flRMAs9lR,
tsss - WAsHINGroN, y. o., Oeto6er .. 1851. "
On the First and Third WEDN1aDAY6, 4th and
18th OF November, VIII be sold, ct Public Auo: lon,
ct the Cavalry Depot at Gissboro Point, near this
CAVALRY HORSES,
condemned - unat for public service.
Sales to commence ct 10 O'Clock .. N.
Terms cash, In Government funde.
y - c. e. 0AWTELLD.
Lieutsnant and Chief QuArtermAstSg.
ocSO-td cavalry Bureau.
"A eeIsTANT on A1rlRMAof1RB OHHICR,l
"a Cor.e, orc nnd Issesty-seeosd streets
WashinGton. D. 9. October ., @D.
VIII he eoid at Public Auction, on the Second snl
Fourth WIDNISvAY0,l 18th and 18th Of Novembss,
at the Corral near the Washington ObssrvAtoxY-
larxe lot Of Horses md Mules, Condemned q unit
Bales to commences at 10 o'clock Q. m.
OHA6 81. TOMRklUo, a.
oc14-z8t Captain, A. @. NJ. q. b Array.
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WANTED-A HOSTLER. Inquire at FLEM-
tvHlhG'S National Stable, on street. between
nd 9Th M
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MORE OF THE BAwDY HOUSE ARRHsrs-
Yesterday, the Second Ward police, under tho
direction OF Acting Sergeant TAFT, with bench
warrants issued by Judge Cartier, arrested
Louisa Koernes, for keeping bawdy house
on 18th, near @ street; II. E. Post, do, @, near
18th street; Mary Bowers, do, corner ID and
18th streets Mary Coleman, 3O5 D street; Jas.
Spontinitz, do, ID street. between 18th and l2th,
alias "The Blusbird;" Minnie TnlmAn, 18th
street, next to the "Iron Door," They were
turned over to Marshal Lannon's custody.
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WILL B. Sold IN pg fFon sa ~ =. x.r... uou .
Georgetowp, D.. O., on SATURDAY EVENING
next NJ four oelock M, to safety livery expen.
SEES. ore BROWN MARE. Sound, and works we'll
no ST. THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH.
MONDAY. The sth inst, We shall sell, In front Of
the premises, .st q O'Clock p. M, the FOLLOWING
Lots Nos. % and 80, in Square No. 40. hayingS
front one Of IS feet inches, the other -. feet.
running back 1856 feet tneh, to foot alley.
street west, between Z and n streets north.
Terms One. third cash baianee In 9, y, no 70
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
nortion 81 TIE purchase money will be required
to be paio down when the property is knock down
and ii not paid, IL wiz then and there be put up
and cola to tho .s5 hiks.ss
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WANDA SITUATION, By. q. respectable
pectsble family would prefer to be under t.
French Cook Wages not so n uch object. Sat-
Office or call at 297 st., between 9Th and 10th.
no l,3ts = Fl -
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L&OR 6ALE-Immsdiate possession given, . we'll
10 furnished three.stofy and basement BRICK
HOUsE, 70 rooms. near Penn. avenus. three
(Island). Also, four Small Houses, in nnrthvest-
ern part of the city Eligible Building Lots,
MITOHELL Il SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
St. goutheAGf cor. Pa ave. and 18th ct,
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w Ebbitt House. no 4-Sts
NAhTED-A BOY, from Ii to is ye ars of &c as
" Clerk in Lum Yer Office of II. HERRING Il
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good CAKE
w BAK1R Apply to G. q. Kraft, corner 18TH
and Penn avepue no3 3ts
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0yS. o. Mc6 UIhG d UO,, AuctiOnoofB.
TNRCST1K'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
4 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR foURfBBNTH
sIHKKT On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November
sth, at clock, on the premises. By virtue Of .
corded ia4ihaSI.A.s..N No lz2. ioiios N0. DO !, and
shall eel Lot No. in John Dayidsons snbai-
on Massachusetts, avenue and I62 feet ii inches on
north "A street, and running 70 . point on the
Oircie In Fourteenth street,
Terms Cash. II the terms OF sale are not cou-
Piled with in hvs days after the day Of sale, the
Trustee the right re sell at the risk AVID
cost Of the desau!tina purchaser on one weeks
notice In the Evening Star
Cost of convey ancing TO be paid by the purchs ser
THOS. 3. DONOHO Trustees.
oc16 eod&ds J. O. McG UIRE a 90 Anoss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
LATEST NEW S
BY TELEG RAiH.
OuN SPE' iAL DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM VlCKSbURG !
Cheer ing IHfiiiG. Mre from
that QM"rics.
EllON THE ARMY Of
THE POTOMAC.
LEE PREPARING TO ATTAlk
HOMER.
llooksI's Force Ready for the
Contest.
Partial List of tho Killed and
Wound d in tho Late
Cavalry Fight.
lockers Force Ready for thu
Contest.
The Raid into Pennsylvania,


MEMruIs, II, VIA CAIno. June 90
Oiica intelligence from Grants army
to the l4th, was received here to-day
Everything ]. pro re ling sat sinc,or'-
", and the downfall oi Nickhurg Will cct.
ta,nly he accom- ilishcd in icN days.
Johnston fears 10 approach our liue in
the rear, or nj least doe, not.
The lcicnccs there aro growing in
strength every day, and It Will require m
aNe,whe 'lnlng force 10 tout our victorious
md determined army nos cnticnchcd on
the he ghls behind Vi k.bu,g
Guerr!las are causing considerable
troub g IN this vicinity. aud opened Il
bat crv at ottonwoud Poiut, 30 miles
above dcmph y, last night, ON the steam
cr l. ate Valley, Ruth aud Eva. The
former succeeded III passing up, and the
two latter returned 10 this city. Ihrc,
men were sounded on the Ruth They
are probably "A part of Marmaduk"''
torecs Measures arc being taken I,
check I en-.
The Guy Of Alton, with about 400
-ick and wounded soldic 5, leave. for ST
Lou 10 day.
A heav, cavalry expedition is bong
sent out hy Gen. llullbut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
pnnADkIrnIA. June 90


A gentleman ~bo reached Il B,lllm re
ty the Frederick train tins morning, who
left IIagcrstown late Thursday afternoon.
reports passi z through rebel pickets on
the road ~ far east u, Boonsb 40. and
the vicinity, says he gent eman, seems To
he permanently occupied ty some 5000
troops. mainly from North Carolina, I'M
der Rhodes.
The 20 ces that have gone into Penn
sy,an. ar under Jcnkl ;, .Dd are aid
to be returning bringing large 'umber
uf horses and mules al-o ie /. cattle and
large mum er Of negroes whom they
all ged had run away irpm Virginia and
Wmshingt n Co., Md. Those belonging
about uager stown were being returned
To theit rebel owners, and those said /,
be from Virginia were sent back under
guard. Horses and othe property taken
ilom citizens Of Maryland have been re-