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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06
GOOD ASSORTMENT 0F CASTS

He has purchased splendid assortment of Casea.
among which are the Union, Band Clasp Octagos
Ocai fW Frames, Git Trays, 4c.,-very neat and
desirable patterns-besides a variety of plain and
fancy Cases, Of every size and description.
The foregoing, he thinks, inducements sufficient
for every one to come TO the Picture Gallery and
secure one OF these faithful shadors'-
(Which light ana art, with magic spell,
BY working together, can catch so well %
If not. there other considerations. How impor--
tart that you faithful likeness of your friends
and relatives ere il Is too late You have all experi-
enced something of the satisfaction afforded in gazing
on the Picture OF an absent friend and some Of YOU
have known the sad pleasure derived from possessing
the likeness Of some loved one who has been laid be-
meath the church yard mound, and felt that
No price could take from you
memento so cherished;
For, how sacred the shadow
Since ths substance has perisbed'
But you perchance have friends stiI1 with yout
whose pictures you have not yet secured If no make
II he business of to-day, tomorrow may be too late
Then come to the Picture Gallery in Samuel Starks
Brick G'ock-third story-a few doors east of Walls
Hotel and secure one Of those E" faithful SHADOWS"
ALVIN DAY.
TunkhannockDec. TO- l662,-v 2nl5
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06
Lrysipe4aS - General Debility Purify the
2tCCd.
FrorD Or DgI4 c,rlr;u JEo,,cfo,, G. ~ '

10" IT. H0h'. Hnl'ln. N0USf0n ST, Y. r
Or AfEi.: seldom iaii 10 remove EraptionS and
S"TJt1o Gus %,'fts Uv the peTscyeIiHg use OF YOUR
SARsA pAEILLA. AID Lave just Eow cured an at
tack OF .h,2.gHuat ErysipefoS with it. No altcIa-
tive we possess equals tue SAESAPARILLA you have
supplied 10 the procession Wei as 20 the people"
from J. Z. j0iIlsf0R Esq WaLeuap ohio
"ior twelve Years 1 had the yellow ETysipeas on
my right arm during which time tried all the cell
Cbratrd ply ysc:aus cou ID reach. and took hundreds
OF Goiias worth Of medicines The ulcers were so
bad thar the coIus became visible, and the doctors
decided that my arm must be amlutated ] began
taking your SAEsAPARILLA Took two bottles aud
some of your Hills Together they have cured ne.
am now rs well and sound as any body. Being III u
public place, my is known 70 every body III this
community, and eNciteS the wonder Of all"
From Hoa. Henry NonrO, II. p. p. Of NetccdstIe, C.
y. {eadil'g member Of tie tdRadfgn Parliament.
- / have used yCuT SAESA PAEILLA in nv family,
for general de5i.ty, and tor purifying ne blood,
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence in
commanding it to the afflicted y
st. Anth9uy's Fire, Rose, Salt Eheum,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06
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GA L E.
Tor REAEDy
SCpcEnLA - rc,o-rro1rr nrsr.o.n

eN1CEuLA I'D EC1OTULCUS DrsEAc-g.
FROM LmeIY Edss, q areii-ka0,cR 3ncrcIanT Of
pyof", MotHe
" nave soid large uautilles OF your SAEsApAp
lila, tHf LcNcr ct one hottie lich fal.ed of 1Ia
esltu eiect ahd luIi sais faction those WHO took
u Is iast rs our rco. tf H. iey agree Here las
beeh ho iAeulc4he iAhc Il b2.Jre i'll our community
ArCptions, imp 'e3, Llotches Purtr1c-.
Users, @urSs, and all Diseases of the Skin.
FROM Rec. Eojt. Sfrajton. Brisfoy Engiard
Oily 90 my Luly 10 You "a q tie pub ic " hen
au my testimony 10 hat Nou Lub ISL ot lie me-
ulclRal virtues of our SAESAPAEILLA nv Gauyh-
tef aged ten, lad an affecting LuIuor in ler ears
eyes AID lair Tor Years, icli we were u.aLle 10
cure u'iIi We tilcd your SAEsAPAGILLA SIZE LSs
Teen well Tor some mUGlh4.;
From Mrs. lane z Tjcp. n rel LR0,rn and much.
eS'ceHef ttGJ # tleHpisUlsie, Cape jk1g o.. " j.
A4E HausEiitei has sl.ilcI cd iof Iast ith
ScfoinlOuS eruption, v tich was very uUuL !esOme
NojhM"%toIGe0 any lC.Ict uEtil tried your SAg-
sAPAtILLA, Which soon completely cured hero
From thqreS p. cage, Esq fLse aci9e'y-Luown firm
a. G'ye, AhTTGg = 10, manufacturers oc e1ldg1.
Ched pat,sar5 IN Au>izin. n. H.
" mac Tor several ears i very troublesome b,L-
nor III my face. winch grew constantly " orse until
Clshgul Cd my features and Decume an into!erGble
Shiicton tired almost every thing could of
boih GuVIce and medicine. but without any relief
Whatever, untI took your SARSAPARILLA. 1t
immediately made my face worse, as GU told me it
might i0r iiiEc; UuC in q few weeks the skin
began TO 1oim under the D.otcLes and continued
without any symptoms OF tile disease that ! know
q. q. joy perfect health, ana without doubt owe
II 20 oar SAE~ApAEILLA.'
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AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBv I'm RRlNTs, &C.

A NEW PICTURE GALLERY hae iua keen cesv.
n oi in Tunkhannock, which is tel with en-
tire new material for the taking of Piauyes in the
Photograph; Art The Undersigned has re-ftted
ani furnished the Sky-Light Gallery in Samuel
StaIk's Brick Bork, and is now prepared TO take
Pictures i'll he latest and most improved style Of the
A.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06

County Supcrntenl Mt OF Wyoming Co
Tuakhannock, April 6, 1868.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06

Justicc's Constahle's, and legal Blanks of all
kinds. Neatly and Correctly printed good Paper,
and for sale at the Office of the North Branch
Democrat"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06

LAURA SToNE
Guardian Of the minor
children Of jeremiah
Store - Deceased.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-05-06

"a everything usuPily found in his line
g Prescrir lions accurately filed and all orders
mptly attended to
DR.. J e BECKER & co.
Innkhannock Pa. May 9Th 1863 v2.SSIr.
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MARRIkU,

IN she S.n ISL, oy the sey, yames Marx
of the rify of New York to Miss AVN MILLER,
only daughter of Robert ard Agnes Miller of this
c ty. cards.
Bait Sun please copy1
Or tne nth instant by the Rev Mr.. Brown Mr..
JOHN rH0MrOh To Mis. ISABELLA COMBS ali
of ashington, D. O.
On the 9Th instant by the Rev Mr. Davis. VIM
81. PARKAR to Miss ELIZABETH MILLER, ali
of this city.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

Bachelors celebrated Ii air Dye is the best tn til,
DOrld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
kuoE- This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chans es
h husty Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Black or Natural BroirH, without iujurips the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color ard rectifes shs i'll effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BAToHELoR, all others are mere limitations aud
should be avoided Sold by all druggists &c Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly
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SALn OF PHoPRRfy uEAa LA1AYHrfR
SouARl.-See Advertisement Of ]. o. Mctr uirs
j. Go. OF sa!e on Tt >dav, a. half tst n " p.
street. noaf r 49, =.
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COLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND
~ The ubtersigned respectfully ansouncss ~
to the public, tn at he is ready to furnish Music
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, Paraaes. @
ExhihitIons. etc, with any number of Musciaus
required ct the shortest notice by leaving ord
at John 1sema corner of Pennsylya nia avenus
and Atm street east. HENRY ISEMAN
sag 3ui*
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Departed this life on the 10Th instant, Mrs. ANN
WATSON aged "a years aid months.
how blest the ri ehte BUS when he dies
When sinks weary soul to rest
How mildly beam those closing eyes
How gently heaves the 81 pirir Y breast
On the 18th of Sept. at Cairo, ILL.,, in the ninth
Eonth Of her age, ALOE LsE. u..xhter of Ca pt
Jane, ID and Alice Lee Prichett, q. g. n
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BoswELL's INDICATED CAHDY.-The fatal
season Tor chills and colds Is now commencing,
and those who would avert danger should by
eli means provide themselves with a supply OF
Bos wells excellent and palatabie madicated
candy. Bitter, indeed, will be the reflections
OF those who, by neglecting to procure a few
the existence OF some one dearer to them than
life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

MoRE RECovERED.-This morning Mr. VIM
L. Lemon, who borrowed of John q. Thomp-
son money taken from Thomas Fraser at the
house OF q woman named CreveIing. on Twelfth
street. went to the Third Ward Station and
returned forty dollars he had borrowed of
Thompson, one OF the notes being identified rs
one O. those belonging to Fraser The case, 8
notice OF which was published in the Star,
after hearing, was sent to court by JUST e
Thompson, and the accused committed TO jail
Mr. Lemon came to Washington to appear as
the publication Of the case while he was with
the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

PSRfoHAL.-Dr. LOOMS has returnsd from
Europe AFTER an absence OF some weeks, and
now resumes the duties Ut hls Old &c.
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IMPORTANT TO LAD ms.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The insfs diAnts u these Pulls IL the result Of q
long and extensive practice, mild In their OPERA
don and sure 10 correct al IRE suariiss. Painful
msnstYuations, nAhovIH0 ALL oBs1RUoYIoSs
whether from cola OF otherwise, headaohs, pain IN
the side, pslpitAton OF the heart, whites eu nsr-
arises from Interruptions OF nature.
Oh CHNNSBNAND PILLS
Are positfve remedy for al complaints peculiar
10 Females IHDUofno vi m CERTAINTY PERIODICAL
nsauLAaixr BxDiicis 6irestsns, statinE when
thsy shonM Eo1 n USED. WITH each hex. Price
WsoN by ali Drusessts. 4eg@
HUf0HINS HILLYHk. HfsprissOrs.
~ eo6m u Cedar steeet. New fosk CITY
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher-The cour,
reassembled this morning at ten O'Clock, but
Immediately adjourned until TO- morrow morn
ing 10 await the action OF the grand Jury.
On motion OF District Attorney Darlington,
Stephen w. Downey, Esq, late OF Allegh any
county, Md, was admitted TO the bar. John
ID. Clark, Esq, Of this city, has also been ad-
mitted to practice.
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2PnRHr IlraRAlrQ

SECRET DISEASES.
SasTyttrn's Gtf is the most certain, safe and
sneotual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rom
coy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days,
Il, no baissm no mercury. Only ten pills to Be
taken. ITis the soldiers hope, and friend TO
:sess sho DO no. want to bs exposed. HALE pack
samarstaas. Roos e.d, Herb J,sie.s--A positive
sna s1ss for SYPHILIS ssroua hl;ss
Tor ss. Bold BY s. O. Ford Bee sdvsrtisement ms
AID SEXUAL srsrEas.-New and relsbls treat
ment--in Reports of the Rorard Acknowledgement
ss5 nee
Philadelphia, Pa. au 223m
Q oRss ARE rHH UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN
IEp.-To be relieved of these terrible evils call
on Dr. WHITE and submit To his mani pulatiens.
q bis sureessfu Of oons Hunion.
Nails growing in the flesh, etc. DR.. WHITE makes
aithous pain once. No. e as4 PENN s
avenue ( Lar Il fuckers building between Four
and-a.nan and Sixth SITS. SCI
sr1lhAIoRsH9A oAs BIZ OuEED.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures SprsEatorrhoa. Senaaai Weak,,ss,,
=. rs Sheets ' sre auy ma magical trs Of he
Specific, will convince the most sssgtical Of ia
ner jlth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Aiexandria. 1ss-ly
Nsyr Fades o. Wasaes ont.-uPha lair Dye, 60
For b sres and p ~ sed ~
nston. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. :as-E
pa. Drrosr's susar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the cay best ~, uss They operate nssdiiy
and sfstsavsty, and being eoased create
sSsss Pills viii prove tSeis oys, al otk
Price 81 8 box. Sold bye. G. Ford, corner nth
street and Pa. avsDae, Washington. and Renry
oooK. alexandria ,a6-ly
,WAs.iz-nD 70 ouns N sig Diys;-Dr, Godfrey
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= SDCoHp WARD STATION CAsEs.- james
Bowers, drank; dismissed. Joseph Jewell,
asssult and battery; bail for peAos. Ooluubus
Donaldson, hating . stolen horse: diemissed
r. 3. Smith, drsaki Sl.5S.' Albert Newman,
sisorderl,; ei.Se.
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PRoM powHTEB RIvER.-The Ccnur de Lior
arrived this morning, from the lower river
and reports that deserving snbstitu tes are still
making their way across the Potomac, and tina
at some points many of them are In the wood
watching an oppori unity to cross. Rebel guer
riilas freq usntly show themselves along tn.
banks, and lately several have been captured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

SEE 1IRsT PAGE OF to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles
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AT NETTING OF the citiz ,ns Of Kans u tenn.
-orarliy soJourning in the city OF Washi agton,
a BID a. the Avenue House, on Tuesday eysn.
z, Septem Der %, 1863, ihe following, amonp
other proceedings, were had
Whereas, the Frer.Sta,e city OF Lawrence is
again In ashes, and the Free State Hotel of th al
city is again in ruins, by the bloody hand OF
slavery; and,
Whereas, the said hotel was erected At an
origlna! cost OF $4,000, and its proprietor Col
:. " Eidridge, by this and other losses. ia nm.
afls to rebuild the same; and,
Where's, the frianns OF freedom are desirous
to ala him in rebuilding, and 10 this end have
determined to APPEAL to the liberality of the
people throughout the country: Therefore.
Be II resotred, That the Chair appoint com !
mlttee OF live, whose duty it shall be to solicit
subscriptions from the President of the United
States, members of the Cabinet. officers of the
Government, and others of this city, for the
purpose OF rebuilding the Free State Hotel in
Lawrence, which will encourage and ensure
the rebuilding of the city of Lawren co, and
soon eradicate the footprints Of the murder
ous q uantrell.
The Chair appointed the following commit
tee:-Hon. S. q. Pomeroy, Hon. J. Fl. Lane,
Hon. A. q. Wilder, Hon. Fred. Z. Stanton,
Hon.'Wm. Z. Dole.
On N otion it was voted to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting in the city papers.
En-. BLAKE, President.
AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock of Jewery ana Plat, Ware now dis
piayed at the Dollar Store, AS Pennsylvania ave-
nue. near 41a street Be ad Tised by us, go to the
Dollar store" and invest your surplus cash.
se2l-lw"
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I0sAPH b. SHEWZLL.
y 2e6 MAEEzT Srassf.

DEALER IN
DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES
feeked for Export or Government use. Sc s. Inns
ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LARGE An
= 9no lce assortment Of Instruments-
Ghieh We sell sstonisbinsly cheap for CASH ef7Ts5
OF on mo atAiy payments, We have just re- wv ktS
riyellsd PIANOS, ~ oSAs
Also, Two superior Seven Octave Pianos, at as7s
Tor SoSD. "-~ s"'H' Oss'
Two excellent hns toned, Octave Pianos Just I,
which win DO rented on modorste terms
". 8. AEfZEROTT6 Muaic DEPOT.
" 0-T corner 18th and Pa ave
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DHsIRABLn DwRLLIHo IN BALfrM0 RI DOR
sALH.-We call the attention. 70 the I'D vertse-
nent IN another column, Offering for sale
In BALTIMORE. The house In Q tne ONE, two
stories high, and u In very dssirsbis location.
II will be sold cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

TIM GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons emIgratirs TO
the extreme Western country is the great fear they
have or the Fever aod Ague-the most direfuI OF
All diseases: Every day, we hear of persons A.
lacked by this disease, and made helpless in snort
time, without any I1eaps of affordipg relief In
view of the great demand for remedy, Hostettsr
has presented his celebrated "Bitters, whose Gu.
been universally acknowledged. This :" Bitters. y
prepared after long experience and deep study.
have received the enc Jmiu ms of the most I
physicians, as well IS sli classes, from every part
OF our country. TIE those yho doubt their many
virtues all We can say is, try item. and judge for
themselves respectively.
Sold by Drus sists and dealers generally every
where
Wholesale Agents-A. d. Bininger & Co., 1877
Penn. ave. sel9-eo5t
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rgton or Georgetown q email house, (dnfurnishsd
preferred for family. Apply at N o. 81 Louis N
avenue, or No. 132 q street Sc T-tf
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore and
Harrisburg. to the Norh and West.-Two trains
leave Washington daity and one Suuday-quick
tlme-Iow fare and sure connections soldiers
tickets sold through Mt Government rates. Ror
tickets and further Information apply at the Office
of Great PENNSYLVANIA Route northeast corner OF
Pennsy lVaria avenue and sixth street, Washins g
ton. Office open from u. nj. to p. m; on Sun
dayR from 2 to p. n.
Sc Il " E.O. NoRfoN Asant
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Two THE PU b L &c. !

We call your attention to the EXCELSIOR
CITY EXPRESS, for the delivery of Packages
Baggage and Merchandise. Having states hung
in all the prL stores at convenient dintances
througbont TIE city. where orders may bs left,
take orders from the states every hour there BY
saving persons from walking long distance to
l leave. directions ior nssssgs 20 os tsl en- 70 me
Ex press viii, be tsken of till the owners claim
them and receive their checks. Principal Office
Alb Penn avenue, corner ~.
Sc 2l-lms W n. BARRY & 90. Proptrs
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". L. WALL & co. Auet.

By O. MCGUIRE CO. Auctionearr
FURNITURE AND HFFEOTs or A FAMILY
DsnLISIIG HoussKEHPIsG.-on TUESDAY.
sept 10Th, AZ 10 O'Clock a. % ;, We shall .sIi n :
House No. $50 Seventh street, between Ard X
streets north. lot Of Furniture and Household
Effects, com prising-
Suite of Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture
Marble top Table, Oil Paintings
Mahogany Dining Tables, Dining Chairs
Carpets, Oil Cloths, WINDOW shades
Bedsteads. sursaIs. Wsshstsnd,
Hall Lamp, Bath Tub, Toilet set
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c, dc
Terms cash
seq j. G. MCGUIRE A. On Anass
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SECOND PRECINCT CASES Before Justi,e
Thorrpson.-As the number OF arrests for riotous
conduct, theft, selling liquor to soldiers, &c I,
were numerous on Mohday night Justice
Thompson, at the request of SERGEANT Joh rs -,
went TO the second precinct station, near the
Park, and disposed OF the following cases
after an examination that lasted two hours-ter
r:otous and oisorderIy conduct:-Jam IS Ma.
looney, fined Sd; Francis Jennings and Jacob
Kendley. do. 81; John r. Woodward do So
jail in default of payment; John Il. Wo Onward,
giving liquor to soldiers, do. SOFA !. Peer
Tally and VIM. Smith, drunk and d .sordarIy:
do. 81 each; Jane Sullivan, selling liquor %
soldiers, do. $40: John Finn, stealing horse,
sent 70 Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

TEn oHElPasT AND BEST HAIs DYE II FEE WORLD
Napsr Fades o. Washes Oni.-u Pham's Hair Dye, 80
ents a box. The hest IN use. Try It. Sold By b.
Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash
nston. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. tasty
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ByJ. C. MEG uIRE & CO.. Auctienser..

BY c. McG UIKK CO., Aucfieneerk.
FFNRUsTEES SALE Of VALUABLEBUILDIE
i LOIS ON TIE ISLAND As Trust.e 10 hessnsa
of the United States schwertz d ii, will Offer
at uction, on SATURDAY, the 26ll INST, on ths
premises, at O'Clock m i, thoss Valuable Build
ing Lots on the island, known as- 49,
Lots % %, 81, % 80, and 81 in Square 4s3 fronting
On south street. between Al and 9th streets
Also. Lots is. H. Is and II, in the SANE So uars
fronting on 6tL street weat
Tern of sale One fourth of the purchs So money
to be paid in cash. and tt balance in ;, s, sud .
OF tbs, in equal ipstaInents, % be scared rhs
terms of sale must be uplisd wit in three dsys
after sale or the purchaser win forfeit al claims
under the same.
WALTER cox T,ustss
se2l J. o. Mcguire & co Aacts
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ORPHANS CoURT.-Judgc PUrceU-This
morning, the will OF Jane Butler, was fully
proved.
The will of Mrs. Maria Wood Van Zaadt
was te-day declared null and void, 1T having
been proved that she a married woman,
and there was no power given her as fune
<Drert.
diaE TO Edward e. Crosby.
An application was made by the widow of
jams FL. Smamers, deceased, 10 .aminis Ter on
her husbands estate; the conslde alton was set
for Saturday next.
John Mcclellan, surviving executor of John
Mcclellan, Obtain ed the usual order for u faal
settlement of mis- fathers estate.
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q REWARD.-Strayed from the su bs. riber. ON
pa Masons Island, near Georgetown on the
18th BED cow, marked on the left hip and
white spot ON the right hip; about years cid.
The above reward will be given to any enc return
ing her to the subscriber, ON Mason g Island
j. B. BuTTRRWORTH.
SALT lwh Assistant Sub Dept
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ByJ. G MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesr..
ZINE DWELLING HOUSES FOR ssAaH-O,
1HU RsDAf, the lat day Of October 1883. a 3
O'Clock p m, we win sell at Pup 10 Auction, in
Nos. $40, 5al, and 533, on 18th street, bet vasn
and G streets south near the Smithsonian Iusti-
tute and Monument, and within q few minutes
msstic fronts, three stories high. conIa nins
rooms each, and are in beautiful ana healthy
nelghborhood We will $3.50 sell Lot No. a. in
Square 264, on south street, betwean 18th and I3
streets and in The immediate nsig Dor hood of the
above houhes and can be divided into two building
fronts
Terms Cpe third cash; the residue in six and
twelve months With interest to be secured on tn q
premises Expense of eonVeyances at purchasers
cost.
seq J. G McGlJIRE n co Auets
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FoRD's NEW THEArBR.-Gay and charming
Maggie Mitchell held another ievee in this
splendid theater last evening, which was at
tended by the wealth, beauty and fashion of the
National Capital. Maggie has q beautiful
Tepttcire of new pieces for this season, and not
foot N which she is at present making such q
sensation. II flowers speak the language Of the
heart. she cannot be left in doubt as to the cor
ner she occupies in that Of our plays going fell
1ow-citizens. The piece Is admirably cast, and
Miss Mitchell finds an elegant support in the
persons OF Messrs. Hall, Williams, Mrs Chap
man and others. The Little Barefoot will be
played again this evening. Fanchon, the
Cricket, and a new dramatic Pearl of Sa-
voy-are in preparation.
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By J. G MoG UIRE Il CO. Auctionesrs
TWO VERY VALUABLE PIECES or BUsI-
NESS PROPERLY ON SEVENTH srRsBr oprosfrg
ODD FblLewS' HALL, AT PUBLIC SALB-;tn MON.
DAY AFTERNOON, SeItember 2sth. st s O'Clock
on the premises, We ,bau sell the north half Lot
Seventh street, betwse en- and streets north, and
running back 100 isst, inprevef by substA tai
and well built two story brick we ling with back
building and ex celsnt store room attached
Also, the south half of Lot No. is. fronting IS
feet IL 2inches Seventh rect sdtoi nilg Dove
described property running back 10 feet and I'M
proved by 3 three story ick dwelling house, with
back building and q Inc ste Q attached.
Terms tine third ash the rem ainder in six and
twelve months, with interes: SECURE by sdssd of
Guiding revenue stamps, to be paid by the par.
chaser.
sells y. U mCdUlhE q w., AuoN.
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