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Clearance Of Blockade Runners

QUfBEC, Sept. 42.-Thr steamer Burns Vile
went TO sea last night, clearing tor Havana but
Scotia 10 run the blockade. The steamer
Caledonia leaves to-day on q similar business.
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ARREST OF A SPY.-YeAerday afternoon
Officer Cline, Of the county police, arrested a
young man named A. s. Plumer, whose move.
ments excited the suspicion that he was q spy.
He was taken to the Provost Marshal, who
sent the prisoner to the Old Capitol. At the
same time N. E. Barnes was arrested as a sus.
pictous character He claimed to be a gp neral
agent for the business men OF the county, and
no spy; and upon taking the oath of allegiance
he was dismissed. - 'sl :,
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SAN FRAScIsco,, Sept. 23.-The steamer
Golden Age has sailed for Panama, carrying
one hundred and fifty passengers for New
York, and the following treasure $500 0OJfor
England, S25s,nO0 for New York, and $4,000
for Panama.
The latter was shipped by the Rothscnilds'
Agents. sesr4
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Capture OF a Blockade Runner

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-The steamer Elack.
stone, from Charleston bar, reports that the
Clyde-huilt steamer Jupiter hss been captured
III attempting TO run the blockade of Savannah
via Warsaw Sound. She was taken by the
gunboat Cinerone
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CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR OCTOBER, %
- Cents. Contents
TIE Freedom OF the Press, by Inward B. Free
land
The Brothers, an AIlegory
TERED by Kate p,.tnam.
William Lilly, Astroioger, by Henry Willsnn
Jefferson Davis-ReDudiation RecognlIioa, = nd
Slavery, by Hon. Robert Walker.
Dta'y of Francis Krasinska.
Maiden Dreaming, tyE VIC.
Thirty Days with the Sey enty-irRt Regiment.
Reason, hhyme.and b, thin, by Mrs. Martina W
Romans. ~3
October Afternoon in the Highlands.
The Isle of Springs, by Rev. II. S.arbnck.
The Restoration of tEs- Unu n, by Hon 2. P.
Was Q successfui9 By Richari Il KimbalI .-a
Amt rican Finances and Resources by Hon B J.
Waller - e
foiccess Singers. -
A Ue1e ctiye's Story.
Library Notices. --'
Tavr1R
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THE WAR ON THE MISSOURI Dor
NRYS

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-The bush whackers in
the border counties Of Missouri are preparing
for a march into Texas, through Kansas Col.
WEIR has organized an expedition to cut them
on. The Intelligence has created great excite
ment In the threatened counties in Kaksas, and
the people are all under arms.
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Ex-Governor Morton, Of Indiana, has be. n
authorized to raise eleven more regiments from
the State, and to give $500 bounty-to veterans
S4OO In - q
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CRIMINAL CoURT, Judge FfsRcr.-There were
no cases ready. for trial to-day, but several
were set tor Tomorrow. At the instance of
Mr. j. B.. Adams, couas sci, the case of Michael
Comoford, charged With the murder OF Philip
Riley, was set for Tuesday next. The parties
are both niembt rs rot tse-l6th M Y. (Sprague)
: cavalry. .utz : a L gyA,E Z; z8f5@a I :. l.
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@General Grant had SO Tar reco yered from
the Injury which he received on the 5ttinstant
at New Orleans by his horse coming in contact
with carriage, that he was enabled on the
l4th TO take passage for Ficksburg, accompanies
by General Thomas and their respective stats
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A FRIENDLY ACT APPRECIATED

The London Neus of the 18th instan, %,
tains the following announcement.
"Government has ordered the two s,ean,
rams at Birkenhsad which have been the ami
Ject Of so much controversy, TO bs ds,aipedn
This announcement It 10 understood. in an.
tanned by dispatches which have been receix.d
ut the State Department. and which have owl.
IDENTIFY produced kindly feeling tovarda
6 rest Britain on the part Of the Government.
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FL RST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capital-S5G0, 900, t

~ This BAsK. organised under tba National
Banking Law of the last Congress- ia oransd this
day fer the transaction Of bu.iness at the corner
OF Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treaaury d.
partment. II, D. COOK p-a-;a.rt
WV. y. HUgfrHG1oH, Cashier .am.tf
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PURGE RACE!

A great sweepstake and Purse Race will come off
over the WASHINGTON TRoTrIsa COURSE" on
THURSDAY. Sept. oath, for 81, GOO. Entrance $3.50
each, and $40 added by the proprietor Mile heats
three in five, to harness, owners to drive.
The following horses are named:
John Fofd names g. m. Gentle Anns
GCo stbes IL 8. &. HICKORY
GEO. HaTmaa nsmes--.-. b. 9. Charley Hunt
Race to come Of at So O'Clock m.
harness
~ An exciting Race may be expected.
Sc q It j. L. HEI3E. Proprietor.
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wards (Rep.), and Colonel VIM. Mungen
(Dem.,) to Gen. Grants army to canvass votes
Of the soldiers. He has also arranged {, record
votes OF tho Ohio soldiers n other armies.
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BACK AGAIN.-Last night, the Fourth Ward
police took Minnie Sanborn into their station.
house for lodging. She is dreadfully afil icted,
and required the attention of the guards on
taken under the protection Of the same police
officers, who sent her to her home in New
York, at their expense. She was dismissed by
Justice Giberson, there being no way Of dis
posing OF the case without sending the Young
woman to the Asylum as vagrant Patrol.
man Morris furnished her with lodgings yes
terday at his house, and paid her way to Balti-
more this morning.
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~ Tietjens, the prima donna, is described
by a French critic as large, we'll made, thirty.
hve years old, and reasonably fat!
~ Fast Phil Herbert, who killed a hYtel
waiter at Washington, has been chosen to the
COnlederate Congress from Texas
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CAPTURE OF REBEL GUERILLAs

CAPTURE OF REBEL GUERILLAS.
A rumor is in circulation that number OF
gnerillas Were captured yesterday by some Of
Gen. Heintzleman's forces. Nothing of1icial,,
however, had been received up to 81 O'Clock.
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KIDWEII, Wnn,n prsorc

L. KIDWBLL WOuLD REsprCTPULLY
INFORM his friends and the pa h.ic, that ne has
Jus! received spiondld tine of " All PspsrS.
papers sold At the lowest cash prices Paper hing
u the city or country in the stye by expert
street near 9Th. 4 IA "a 5l-lY
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson &c Co, Bank.
LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRAPT.-The following cases were dis
posed of by the Board Of Enrolment up to the
hour Of o'clock to-day:
VIM. Kee, over age.
John McGerry, disability.
Daniel Kane, alien
Henry Douglass, (colored,) furnished substi-
-tute-John Johnson.
Charles Lewis, (colored,) accepted.
Richard Dugan, paid Communication.
Joseph King, paid commutation.
Edwin Boswell, disability.
Daniel Lee, disability.
Frederick Holland, disability.
James T. Dove, paid communication.
Robert Keen, paid communication.
Thomas H. Dorsey, paid communication.
Peter Day, paid comm utation.
q. Handle, over age.
Thomas Kehoe, alien.
Peter Washington, (colored,) accepted.
HeZekiah Edwards, (colored,) accepted.
William A. Young, paid communion.
Charles Dine, disability.
Joseph Walter, disability.
Mathew Deatley, furnished substitute
Thomas johnson.
Alexander Baker, furnished substitute
Elijah Sullivan.
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A PRINTING OFFICE IN AN UPRoAR-We
were told Of an amusing affair that came off in
Polkinhorn's printing Office lately. Several of
the journeymen were looking at the engine;
whilst examining the same, some part of the
engine began to screak. The foreman heard
and oiled the screaking part. Then another
part screaked still louder; he gave this oil,
and much to his establishment the first de-
fective part broke out in still more disagree
able screak, and all the oil had no effect.
Polkinhorn, coming up at this time, and hear
ing the noise, cried out, sWhy do you not at
tend TO the engine :" He was answered by q
burst of laughter, when, turning round, he
beheld Wyman, the ventriloquist, who was
amusing his friends by his peculiar powers
Polkinhorn and the foreman sloped, swearing
that if they heard the boiler explode whilst
Wyman was in the city they would not believe
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Advance of the Union Army-The Rapida,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-[ Associated Press
dispatch. l-According to accounts from the
Army Of the Potomac, received tonight, a
considerable portion OF our troops ha We rea ched
the south side of the Rapidan river
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k'OR SALE-To be seen at NATLOR'3 stable, On
fre cHEsrNUT NJ 4RR. BY Wfitenal sNN
yea. old; large (l5A hands); fsst (up . ~
off"red Tor ale because he owner has no use for
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ACCIDENT .-Yesterhay afternoon ailittle son
OF Mr.. George Seitz, corner of Tenth street and
New York avenue while playing IN a wagon
places. This little boy appears to De pariicur
larly unfortunate, as = few years since he had
his lei arm broken in similar manner.
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3 K f q U II
GREAT ADVERTISEMENT
NEXT WEEK.
IANSRIIPC. b RPOTHEp
LANSBURG i BROTH
re "a St. 37JSnyEK
SECOND HAND THINas

w SECOND HAND THINGS.
" 1NDOW SASH. mostly glazed, eli sht aud nine
lights; Cupboard Sash, Large Pannel and other
Doors and Door Frames; Large Cooking Stove.
with pipe; lot Of old Iron and second Ia I'D School
Books Apply ut the Grocery Store of JACKSON
l. MILBU RN, corner High and Duubertou sts .
Gpora ,town. d. @. se 4-,t-
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Commanding S.,A. b. Squadron

U. S. S. "NEw IRoNsIDEs,'' OFF Fort WAC.
NER, NJ. l., 5: g., Sept. 10, 1s63.-Sir: The Wee
hawken being hard aground or the pass be.
tween Sumter and Cummings Point the hat.
teries from Fort Moultrie opened upon her. In
obedience to orders moved this ship up, feast.
ing off the Memphis which was at the time sup-
plying me with shelly buoy No. 3, interposing
my ship and completely covering the Weehaw-
Ken from the fire OF the enemy The moment
we anchored and commenced swinging head
onto Fort Moultrie, the enemy opened are upon
us which was terrific. Fortunately. however,
we succeeded in getting her port broadside to
lear by the time he had gotten our range. We
opened slowly at first TO get range on Moultrie,
when directed very spirited and concentr.-
ted fire on that fort, which compelled it to
sacken. We also directed our attention to the
forts between Moultrie and Beauregard. One
o. the, heaviest guns IN these works was dis.
mounted and the fire Of the others sensibiy
slackened. then directed one gun to continue
rapid fire on each of these forts and directed
the remaining dre to open on Moultrie. --.e.
The fre Of all the forts slackened down to an
occasional gnn, when directed q slow fire to
be kept up. The moment the enemy discovered
this, he jumped from behind his sand bags and
opened rapidly. I renewed our rapid fire and
Z sileaeed him again. -~.s
It affords ms reatpleasure to bear testimony
10 the line bearing, zeal and sallantry of the
divisional officers, 1t ii. B. Robson, Acting
Master George W. Domstt, Acting Master Jno.
n. Skiillngs. Acting Ensign Charles w. How.
ard, and Ensisn Rsnj. n. Porter.
I. The Captains ofguas and their spirited crews
have my warnsst thanks for the splendid man.
ner In which they, handled their guns Pay
master Russell has my tfanb gSt) great zeal
and ability In command or tine powder and
shell division. particularly recommend to
iyour notice and that OF the Department. the
services Of Lieutenant Comnander BSlknap,
" whose xsal and ability "a executive onlcer,
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GOLD FALLING
MARRIED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Gold is quoted at a
hundred and thirty-six and "a half TODAY.
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septeuber oath, 2 O'Clock a. m, OLARBNCy
MONTROSE, ycungest Eon OF William Charles apt
Kate Murdoch, aged year. months and days.
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A 49, CAUTION. EI2aJg
cnasins ) sOTl 81 IiifY DOLLARS. datsd sEsp-
tsmber i 1851. given BY ne 10 Aohs g. Thfit; Also
dated December 1872 siSe given 81 ne TO Robert
g, Thrift-as shall refuse and contest paynenS Of
hfe4 MUL1s.5 MuLDS ~ ~
OMu Pair Of. ane large veil brekan =,
nuIss; isk lands hish; very haadeome
eight yes % old. Suitable for autler OF |
s n p tsSss p:a x T; s;os e
No, lf6 High SsxEst, Gee
~ q st. GsorGst0vn, D.. q,
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INTERESTING OFFICIAL REPORT OF
THE FART TAKEN BY THE IRON.
.@ .s+t SIDES BEFORE FORT
! 80 go, MOULTRIE.

The Navy Department has received the fol-
FLAG STEAMER; PHILADELPHIA, OFF NOR
BIS ISLAND, Sept. Is, ls63.-Hofs. Gideon Welles,
Secretary 81 the Nary, Warrington, d. C.-Sr.
! enclose herewith the reports concerning the
part taken by the Lonsidps in some or the re-
cent actions, and eoncur'wish Capt. Rowan in
the estimate he takes OF the services of the ship
and ships company. in which consider him .
self as most conspicuous. "a
: have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, III
e'5rT# IA. DAHLGKKN, Rear Admiral
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DIED,

Ev Rev Mr.. Buck of Book cresk Church, THOs
DCDMAN to Miss ATaVAY ELLKS YOIISS
both of the District of Columbia Sept ed,
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StNCoDLAf"fOR Rem The country resi-
w dence of the late John Kirby Eso f,r
rent The Mansion Home, very corumoiious, sit.
na,eo IN grove containing three acres with
other out buildings ali wi in the city lin It's aud
only few ulinntes walk from the city passenger
railway The situation and beauty of tha n are -
mnsurpss seq by any residence in around he city.
Yhe atoye ctnntrT seat will be rented to eth MAY
cation !, i made to the Piopris.or the pIs:s or
: For sele-CaRRIAGE, HORSk a ana <vo COys
For further informssion apply at this ONCE.
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MARINI'S SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
:N1 EAToPD FALLows HALL, 7rH sTassT
Prof. MARlNI has tho &c nor 20 annouucs to hi,
orner pupils and pair ons that he will form -
his. Glasses at the above place, to commences ~
on To ESDAY, Sept 2stt- 2t O'Clock D, n. rHA
for Ladies, Misses, and Masters.
Mr.. N can be found at the hall every afternoon
ffona to5g IN where al particulars ana ci rculars
can be obtained. Sc q st.
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STEALING A sCoAT.-John L. Smith, Com
pany f, 2d ID. c., one OF the guards 1t the Alex
andrla Terry, was sent to the Central AGuard.
house yesterday, for stealing cost from a
.oIored " orkhnaE on the dock. q eas 7s,es
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FEAST OF TABERNAoLEs.-By an accident,
We were made to say yesterday that the Jewish
festival would begin after sunset yesterday.
The festival begins after sunset Sunday.
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A FANCY BALL will be given at the cor
ner OF Twelfth strset and OHIO avenue, las
semi bly, Rooms, to-nignt. The party given
here last week was an enjoyable affair, and
this will be no less SO. 20 .sa-T9E e
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SS0 REWARD.-Missius from the owner S vest
IN. t posssr sfssr Z. tiny OUT sfths NOSE car
a. on r TnS,seday nisa. GOLD .HUNTIN
back OF with is ives and tie front
Nuh girl and lamb. Fifty dollars reward will bs
ana auss1ions asked. as "a 2tr'
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LATEST FROM THE BATTLE FIELD.
kilograms have been received here from
Chattanooga up to last night, stating that there
was no lighting yesterday, and that General
Rosecrans then held a very strong position,
and had his army well in hand. s,s,-
1t was stated with great confidence that if
again attacked, the enemy would find his
troops more than match for them. H'i
lIPORTANT REBEL ACCOUNTS OF
THE FIGHTING NEAR CHAT.
TANOOGA
THEY ADMIT TERRIBLE LOSSES.
THE REBEL PAPERS WARN THEIR READ
Frs NOT TO BEToO SANGUINE IN
REGARD TO CONQURRING
ROSECRANS.
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NIW SINGING CLASS WILL BH OPENED BY
~ Prof. AL1XANDlR WOLOWsKf ~ -. rss
n. sne "a 20 SlS street corner Of 18th, by his
as.as to !oan that are ss.sboth ladiss And gem
m..whsn their voices viii bs tried. - IL a. =
NoTlc1 70 BUILDlRs. =
John 81. BIRD, Msasmrsr Of Work .,a u....,.r
vlu attsnd 70 AL orders left 81 81 IT, ~ hns;
nets corner OF Maryland avenue and Gixth atreet.
$3.50 % B1ms
SohsrHIAa NEW HoB TIN LADI75.
M19. YOH'S PATlNP .ata
CORSET SkIR SVPPORTrp am
md ssimIis form = shc sasity ofbesh ISisrssssdsd
nsriss. with marked favor, and hishly recon-
i0l ssls rAdl.s.is a q. , 8 ~ :. p. 4
4 n a.sa bose Agents for this Distrist "a the
X No. 30 /" Central Stores oU =. ts' Center
MsskNt. . Y.aV l1l' iss1 ~ s'5T ss Is .iwFs
RARaAIHs, HAR9AINg -areat bAreains ana
~ ClGthinG, Furnishing Goods Hsts "a Oaps q
e&2HP, 40 2eYeptA 1t, ia
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In LIMBO AGAIN. Yesterday g Bobby
Gdrcia, w no is well known to the police, was
arres ted BY one OF Col. Bakers detectives, on.
the charge of represe nting himself as a detec-
tive, and he was committed to the Central
q uurd house. ,sf4s-s -,.s s#
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IL DIsMIssED.-The case of Fleming Jordan
icolored) and Edward Esputa, charged with
breaking into house occupied by George Car
ter, has been dismissed by Justice Gull, the
parties Masking compromise.
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I LlMEl-LIMEi.- LIMEM.
HAVE NOW ON HAND full stock of LIME,
OF my manufacture, which will be sold low for cash
st my kIlns
re 13-lw& VIM H. Cooley
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EOR sALE-The LlASI of 8 frst-clsss Far
4 niehed House in the Second Ward copts;nin.
IL rooms; desirably situated and suitable for rst
Glars boa' ding hogse; stable in the rear For par
7th aud streets. "a 81 az
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EURNITURE, CHAIRS, AND MATTRESSES
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUsINE.s

,Dpn,rrp. c..,p. 49, "
t'UhN1iUhE, CaA1hS, AND MATTRESSES
-
rm,
ClTlLENs Ana strangers will and it to their
interest to call at the extensive establishment Of
EDWIN GREEN.
M $50 p@r,s,I,o,;a &C.,.
1910; =. -, -, ncth1e, tW' starS.l
gems may DC ex pected
ihe secoIa; tnllo. ana fourth stories OF the
30 VII n9 ios rent Aaca OF the three rOOns
e test 1iue, ny ID Ieet ion? ana Il feet high,
~, nhisneo, eno can % useo together or Eepa-
iasiy. -.
cloIrd with Drlca wall. Ee24-3t
ROWDITCHS NAVIGATION.
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SMUGGLING LIQuoR.-The guard at the
Aqueduct arrested Thomas Farrell 2nd N. Y.
artillery for smuggling liquor across the river,
and he was sent to the anardhouse.4
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F,Ok SALl.IA great opportunity to invest il .
l. profit able busine-- is now offered in the STOCK
and Outnt of the LIVER and SALE STABLE sit
9ated at the corner Of Bridge and Market streets,
Georgetown, d. c.. consisting of Horses Car
risges, Buspies, Harness, &c If not sold at
pavsts ale before the 5th OF October next IT viii
be FOLD at public auction The stand is the hast in
town, and DOW DOING good business Books will
be shown and sltisfs story sons given Inou;ra
NON, ESQ, c. $50.
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RAR9AIHS, BAR9AINp Greet bersafus ana
SMITHS, 40 1sYsR.A It, ia
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GS RBWARD.-Strayed away, on Monday. alst
spC inst one BLACK cow, with white spots on
her foreheld; tip of tail also white AIso. one
WHITE COW, spotted red on the neck aud sboui der
Any information concerning them viii be thank
fully received by MICHAEL MAHONY Y, corner Of
"a ana d streets. Sc asst
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: THE DRAFT! THE DRA1T

IT, THE DKA5T! TIL DRAFT
is Now all over, and every one can now Look roupe
and say again. All those who wish to change tina
shade or color Of tho Hair should call snd gst a
bottle OF BO3WELL e. WARNkR,S COLOR FYG
FOS COLORING THE HAIR. 1t will csrtainiy
change the Haisor w hiskers to q beautiful Bro.n
or BLACK, without any wash or preparation what
Itis peculiarly adapted to Ladi.s'uss. 1t isso
simple that il can be applied by any one with but
little trouble. and without entangli the Hair
For sale 1t BOSWELL's Fancy and Military store
No. 500 street, nsar, 18th.
IT hrnn
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i in excellent condition and nearly new ~
HARNESS. for which el5N will be taken ~
oddrees Box 774 Post ONCE SO u ST. ~
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A GREAT

<.>& A GRRAT No
SR&s WEEPS TAKE @3%
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STBALIHo LUMBBR.--Col. Baker yesterday
sent Michael Burk TO the Guard. house fol
stealing Governm emit lumber. -aa a
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nnO PGTATOHs l-POTATOES!
i ,OVO BUSHELS of prime New Jersey Buck.
eve. and Peach Bow POTATOES just arrived per
soop Ermine and for lie in lots to suit
PETER BERRY,
Sc S-lw Sd Water street. Georgetown.
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SPECDLATORs IN WOOD.-FOR SALE-22O
- cords we'll seasoned WOOD, already cut and
corded. and within "a miles OF the city on m AIN
road Price $500. Apply or address, B W.
Phllph Solomon e bookstore, Pennsylvan ave-