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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
LEUcoRRHGA. OR WHITES.

This disease depends upon an inflammation of the mu-
lining of the womb. II l. IN ali
compaed by syeie pain nhe back, the low els
and through the ~. Aeaspooniu oithe medicine may
be taken three times day, with Injection Of table.
spoonful of ncd Inc, uN, With hall pL 81 soft water
morning AMI evening.
IRRITATION or THE NICK tF 1HF BLADDER, IN
FLAMM ION Or The klDN " AND CAIAkRH
or IHt BiADDEh. >IkANGuARY AMI BUhS-
ING OF PAINFUL UhlNATiNG.
For those dseas-s u Is truly sovereign remedy aud
too much connD bc said M ts praise single dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
you troubled with that i~tressng pain In the small
Of the eack snd through the hips. teaspooniu day
OF Constitution Water will relieve y lAe magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal l. relieving the most distressing symp
orns. Also, Headache. Heartburn Acid ito acl vomit.
ing Food, nc. lake tea pounful after dinner. The
dose in oil cases be increased desired but should
be- done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long given up the Of buchu cubes and u-
nher IN the treatment of these diseases aud them
for tue want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself .qus. TO the task that has devoved
upon H.
DIURETICS,
and drench the Kidneys and nv constan, use soon
lead to earonc degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBERlBE
The sentinel for Ieo:sI

TiiE govrr~m-u,ri spa polisss.l su--tis~- e ne
coming ss.s vii have sbssFh,ng ntsrsst fsf svsfy
esasn We Afe engaged In sssats elvl ar. the 70
sui Of which nons can fcresee. threstsns rsdica
change IN the ins,itun, and principles upon ~hch the
Government Wa foratst. and tn destrueaca 81 the
liberty and riehis % the eltlssu, sueh .. he
people q ether nation have er3oyed. and q
which may he attributed ear unsqaaled progress
national prosperity aud greatness rhs issue -in
soon b. upon us whether This ee Governmsnt shall b.
preserved and maintained and the rights # the
under the ceust,uton peretaAse era powerful central
authority Be- permitted to grow oct u tbs vN, cbsr-
atins Sfste incs Institutions. AMI ell tho-e cheeks
upon ne Federal Government. rghe re-srvsd ~ ne
Siaies which have constituted the sxcellence and sups
rorty q nationality states "une as the SEA- Tor
the objects orth IN the Consolidation bat
"dlstnci a. the brlows" in the manAgemenf q their
purely donestc sairs These questions we're involved
IN the elections AMI The voice % the peope wss
most emphaticaly expressed Tor the 'Ccnsufen a. u
1, aud the Ufiou a. g. wss." Never there time
when important that The people should Dc thor
.ughy advised the progress and condition q pube
Affairs AMI u passing events people are not ~ for
seigovernmsnt unless with Intelligent Judgment hey
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the public welfare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

rritate and drench the Kidneys and hy constant use
lead to euronc degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

new legislature viii assemble the sth Il yanu-
AIRY next sction viii have deep interest for The
ctizrs Of Indiana The ,sffnsi will contain faithful
and intelligent report q It's proceedings % that the
reader can day day wha, their Repre-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

- - ''''F'''' !" "
Morgan Ah~n. G~nsrsi Agents. No. 90 Clin street.
Ns~ YORK Wright French. 63 Randolph 81 smith
D~yer - Lake "a Wholesale Agents. Chicago IsnoIs
lau3a dir
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Will assemble, aud ,hc important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. One q
which, the Emancipation and Calculation policy % tho
President will vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will b re-
ported IN he S7fin,L
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
THE CURATIVE

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves T. the
gan OF secretion, by altering toe condition Of the
and liver that the Thy principle OF TIE ,od
Is converted into sugar long the system under
the Influence 81 the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives tho organs time 10 recover ihc healthy
and vigor. We able tate that the Constitu-
ton Waite has cured every case OF Diabetes IN which It
has been gwen
STOMP IN TnE BLADDER CALCULUS, GRAVEL,
BhlCk DIST DEI OS,T AND MUCOUS OK MILKY
DISCHARGES AFTER IRiNAIlNu.
Diseases occurring from and the will be
en- rely cured by TIE Constitution Water faksn for any
length ~ time The dose should vary with The severity
VI the disease, frm twenty drops 90 sasp0pnul thr
times day. ia water During The passage II the Calcu,
u, the pam ahd arg mptans Should be combatted
With the prper remedies then followed up by the Con.
stituton Water, a. above directed.
DYsMENoRnHA, OR FAM VI MENsrRUATIoN, AMI
IN MENORRhAGla UR PhOfUNk FLOWING
tn diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the men
slrual fluid ia the being little. aud accom-
pauird by ia, and the uhrr too proiuse
ton, which viii be speedily cured by the Const uoi
Water
That disease known as FALLING OF TIE woMR
which the result of relaxation OF The ling OF ha
and = known by scnse oil heavnrss and dra gin
pains IN the back and at times accompanied b.
sharp ancidating shooting pains hrou~h the part
vii, IN all ea-es be removed by the medicine.
There Is another Glass symptoms arising rom lRRl
Th1t ~ Of TIE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness, which word covers up much ignorance. AMI M min
Of ten the doctor does rot really know whethr
the symptoms the dlacae. the III the symp
toms. We can only enuuicfate them | speak NOR
particularly Of Cold tset, Papa mol the Heart impaired
Memory, wakeuness, Flashes OF Heat, Languor Las'i
tude aud mness vf Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has proved itself equal to the task that has devoved
upon IL.
DlURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

properties Of the medicine direct themselves the
pans of secretion by altering toe condition Of the
stomach aud liver that the sta by principle OF te od
Is converted into sugar long the l. under
the influence Of the
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHEs.l
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, Sept. 5.-We have the follow ing
ac1Eitional news BY the steamship Scotia:
me King Of the Belgians recommends Arch
uuKe .;e Macmillan to insist on certain condi-
lions before accepting the crown of Mexico.
OF the crown.
The Imperial family Of Vienna has resolved
.nat II the Archduke accepts the crown of Mex
SCION OF the house Of Austria.
ne Emperor of Austria is to visit Queen
victoria in Germany.
Vague rumors were float per the West India
.h mall that the Alabama had engaged and sunk
the Vanderbilt.
ne ship Anglo. Saxon was burned BY the
iorda. She had a cargo Of coal on board and
vas In charge OF the Channel pilot at the time
Ohe report says the Florida proceeded to Brest
ano landed the crew of the Anglo Saxon there,
"Hle another says she landed them in her own
boat at Kinsale.
The London Times, in an editorial on the
memorial of the Emancipation Society for the
stopping Of the building of vessels for the Con-
fedsrates, admits that 1t is wrong to supply
them with vessels, and says it is England's in
terest, as well as legal duty, to maintain this
custom.
The London Daily News reiterates the argu-
ment that all vessels building for the confeder-
ates should be seized.
The Times, taking McGee's late alarmi.t let
ter TOR the text, tells the Canadians the sugges-
ton is in the wrong direction to appoint an
English prince to govern Canada, in fear OF ag-
gression, and SO they must defend themselves
The Liverpool Post has report that the Ala
bama has gone into Cherbourg for repairs, and
lacks confirmation.
letter from frankfort says the American
consul there continues to display the Mexican
nag in conjunction with the stars and stripes
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
oelleves that an American protest in regard TO
Mexico would be presented to the French Gov
ernmen! in the course Of the coming week
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The Kentucky Invasion.

LOUISVILLE, September IA special to the
Journal, dated the 9th instant, says the rebels
Hamilton and Hughes came into Columbia with
SIX hudred men. Hawthorne, with from two
hundred and fifty to three hundred, was eight
miles from GLASGOW, and small squads two
miles nearer GLASGOW. The Journal thinks the
numbers are exaggerated.
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:" A D X g. H o T i L.

The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
ing his numerous friends and the public 4
situate on the corner Of Tenth and sts. -. lE: II
hearty opposite Fords Theater, lately under che
means r me in reHtting and entirely renovatng q
it, and he is now preps red to accommodate the
Hotel Ample sscommodat are provided for
transient and permanent Board,rs on reasonable
tArme The BA b and LAROHR vii always contain
the best the o. ason or market affords
The long experience OF the undeIAsnea ~ Hotel
that aif who extend him PATRONAGE will be satisfied
that eysryth thing tsndins to their comfort Will re-
''''' CHRI6TOPHER MADD6.
An 27.lms Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-08

truce steamer Express, Captain Clark, left
Fortress Monroe this morning at nine o'clock
for City Point, in charge Of Major John E. Null
ford on an especial mission to rebel Commits.
sioner Ould. They take up no prisoners Of
war.
The U. S. gunboat Connecticut has just ar
rived from of Charleston, with no later news
than that Sumter was all battered down on
Thursday last, when the Connecticut LETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-08
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE L. CO., Auctioneers.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-T,Us-

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT FOB sALE-T.Us
II TEES SALE.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, !,
Sept 18th ~ o'clock on the pre- by virtue
November, ,s59 and recorded in the land records
G oo s 81 we sSa
s.Il at public auction to the aiEhess bidder, all
ineton known and described on the plan or plot Of
mum bered seventeen (l7). beginning for the same
fourteen (l4) feet from the dividing line between
lots numbere FIVE 20 and six l6), Twenty siI th
street vest, and running north With said 18th 81
feet the depth Of ssid lot thence south fou teen
90 feet thence west ninety seven l97) fe8,, to
place of beginning, with improvement consisting
Of a comfortable frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash, end the remainder in
equal .Payments Of six lel and twelve ,l2, months
payments beecured by deed Of trust on the prop.
erty: and if the terms are not fully complied With
within Eve days from the day Of sale the trui tees
viii resell the property at the risk and expense Of
the defsultin purchaser, on one weeks notice In
the Wa.hington STAY. All conveyancins at the
ERASMUS MIDDLETON,
H. @. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phenix Building Association.
au20 J. @. Mc9 UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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A Flatboat Attacked by Indians and
TWentY.fiye Persons Killed.

CHICAGO, September IA special to the ST.
Paul News has been received, saying fatboat
coming down the Missouri river, not far from
the scene OF General Siblay's battle, was at
tackled by Indians, and all on board-twenty-
five in number-Were killed.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINTED STATES MAksHAL,s sAL1
~ OF
FURNITURE,


6s'e"s'"s to S. Waaeh under tie Cosa,ea,ios Aes.
In virtue Of writ of .erditont ezpo.ias issued
Distriet of GorsT Tmee oi tae supreme Court Of the
20 me directed. win expose 70 public sale, for
S4sH e the residence formerly occupied by d. d.
tre.n ts,aea u on m InSi.sa avenue No south .ids be
aAy OF Re instant eommepens st 10 ciock
IA 'nS ioHoW'n9 Goods, Chattels, and Furniture,
- Iieo and eondemned ~ the furniture Of
United states:
Lot OilolotA, Cushion Chairs
dAt rack, Lot Mahosy y Wsshstands
Lot airs, Lot MAhog'y Wardrobes
LOT Cerp rpet1pG, Lot MAhOgy Bureaus,
1moIoidered Curtains, Lot Bedsteads,
CassCurteins Cornioss Beds and Bedding,
looking 9lAsees. Bosters and Pillows,
Lounges Arm-Chairs Butter Traye
Norkets nd& Fancy Table Pine Tables,
Chandeliers, Stair& PassaseOarpetins
Reception Chairs, MAttresses& teath er bedS
Lot Ottomans, Lot Stoves
Marble-top Tables, Rocking Chairs,
EtdeboArdg, AsdistHS Ohsst.
L. &c lot Carpets, Venetian Blinds,
stair Rods. Lot Comfor orters,
Lafse lot Washstands. Lot Kitchen Furniture,
Large lot Chamber Bets, Easy Chairs,
Book Cesee, Iron Bedsteads.
together with many other articles not enume.
rated in this schedule.
WARD a, LAMON,
Ee 6-dte q. 8. Aafshol,
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By THOMAS BOWLING, ,Auctioneer.
Georgetotcn, D. c.

GKoRGBTowH AT AuofIoH.-I will sell At public
Auction: in front Of the premises, on TaU URSDAY
Valuable I'm proved Pr operty at ths inter
section of Bridge and Aqneduct streets in George
back about lis feet, with the improvements, con-
sisting Of an excellent Two story Brick House con-
house. cistern in the yard and all other convsnien
ees necessary. Also; the jeiniug lots, ir9ntin
avenue extended aud running back about lis feet.
For busine,s stand. private residence. or an In.
vestment, this offers Q rare opportunity.
Possession can be had as 8, on ~ required.
Terms: One-th cash balance in 6, l2. and ts
months secured by deed o: trust on the ropsrty
All conyeyancing at tho cost of the purchaser.
Title perfect
Ge5 THOS. DO"LIN0, Auctf.
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An Embezzler Absconded.

WATKRvILLR, ME, September Edward
Noyes, the superintendent of the Maine Gem
tral railroad, has been detected in large en-
hezZlement OF the companys prope rty. He has
absconded to Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-08

LHAvKNwoRTH, September Mayor Anth-
soldiers, headed by one of General Ewing's de-
tectives, placed i'll carriage, and hurried Off
in the direction Of Kansas City. The excite.
MI hare iS infa
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Destructive Fire AT VI

Destructive Fire at McGresor, Iowa.
MCGRKGeR, Iowa, September "A destruc-
tive fire broke ont here last night consuming
property to the amount OF fifty thousand dol
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DUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
TO Suffers AND DEALERS
Frest Butter in fir kins and tirs for army use
600 boxes Eastern Cheese. 81 bbls. Fresh Eggs
For sale at $50 Eighth street
se36t" De DUTROW.
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.

IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS
Suffers WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING g. CO.'S
CONCf NTRATED CLAN
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE FOR
THIIR TRADE
1t sells very rapidly and is the most eenpomical
article of diet for the Off GERS mess 1t is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder.
1t is highly recommended by Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For ale by
BARBOUR Il SEMMES, Sole Agents.
65 Louisiana Avenue,
se2-ly WashiI gton, D. G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
vARlETIE8I VARIETIE8l
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth 1t.

THE GHOST! THE GHOST!
S,roYds thrust through 1t, Pistols feed at it,
bxt tcih no efteHNo mortal po,cer can harm, It,
PHAAfoM OF THE DEAD -sHADows OF rH. GRAVE
The appearance Of the spectre is so real that
many declare it to hs living beng The audience
wait breathlessly for the Vison to appear; VIXEN,
10 it stands boldly ont and vanshes from the eye
Go this remar able prod ction in Fitzsmmon q
great aensation drama entitled
THE MURDERER'S DOOM,
replete with incidents in which the great illusion
The great BALLET TROUPE lead by Mons.
Bsptistiro, including the lovely dAnseuss, Miss
LIMA N1NDxLl and LIZZIE sHULTZ. with the
great Dramatic Company, In . choice bill every
night. a08-5t
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Ora Es. RAP Esl!

= RAPEs. RAE ES!!
GOLDEN AND BLACK HAMBURGHp,
HARTFORD PkOLIFICS,
MUSCADINED,
Freth every day, in any quantity, Wholesale AZ
]. PEARsoNs, 491 and 4s3 Eighth ST..
ssl6s. near Penn avenue
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

- est prices will be paid for q BSTITUTES for
DRAFTED men. Those in want of Substitutes will
nnd IT to their interest to apply at tho "Intelli
near Pennsylvania avenue.
1O-tf n n MILLER
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EORD'S NEW ThEATER.
TENTH STR1ET, ABOVE
JoHN I. 1oRD----........ Manager and Rropristor

The pressure Of future snsasements esmpels kr.
Ford to announce the LAST WEEK, positiyely. Of
the marvellously beautiful Dramatic Pageant,
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
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ByJ: G. Ae9UIRE d co.. Auctionssrs.
SPIES; RiaaIha. sAILss "a HdAs 4 AN9HsRs; M Ss; A.
ssss IN .s. :s l.. !. RI'' wharf
i1ea :sSSsn.f S.ii Sss:t.d 3 es!i.ioa Vita SisS
.s .sS,lsAn .: Q. AcGUIRE 90. Auats
By GRElN WILLIAMS. Aueionesrs.
FOR sALB B.Let No. 3, in square No. sas, on 4
sousa between 1T, ;Sa n
s: S.:
take plaoe on ths premisss o'i0'A' oAi' 70
Tern, oa.;a.!i es:h S ssi.ne: in q. and .xsv.
siss # .1si II fad:
By GREEN WILLIAMs. Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALl.-A part
op,es. 81 lot NJ II Ne .' 9Th
enit B. LEX dxeIlinr belonging to the estate % q
shs s:.s late
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
assss q an xae
ByJ.c. Moo UIRE 4 co. Auctioneers.
TRUsI1Esy, y SAL VAALuABLE A REAL L!s-
sso a, Ueioaf On
AZ pssm,ses tS 6y ,rsue Of deed Of bearing
M :ss s9 ID
District of Columbia, in Liber J. 4 g., No. 100,
ii s: # os sssss
Of ground in the City Of Wsshinston, Known and
q sad .s
lslSl, improved by frame dwelling house.
and twelve months from the dsy Of sale, with
ns ,tAa ss rem
hs It sna .Se
fsultins purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
the purchaser.
HRAsMus MIDDLEToN.
eS1a S1i1s9s d'ssa; g.: aasss.
ByGRGEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
A HANDSOME THREEsTORY BRIoK HOUSE
a,sSsi = H.S.i !sl Il f;oS; ., s:
ises. on b street north, between 9Th and 7th sts,
25 feet front By 100 feet deep, running back to =
ing, Dining Rooms, Kitchen. and Eleven Bed
This property is located in th. central part Of th.
sSsS :
ByJ.o MeGUIRE& Co ,Auctioneers.
IMPRovED PROPERTY OPPOSITE IHI EAST
bA! lii9 ss u
on the premise. vs shall sell the e Thols Of Lot No
north Street. timm ediateiy opposite the East
s
ches to 50 feet alley. and improved BY handsome
and we'll built three story Brick DWellin E house
with back buildings.
1fdesired the lot will be divided. seling the M
proved part separate from the side lot.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured by deed Of trust
the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
70 SEQ J. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
ByJO MCGUIRE Il co. Auctionesrs.
THIRTEIN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
ON FoURfRRkfH STREET, BKfwREN hHoD1
lsLAHD AvHEUH AND NORTH sfREBT.-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, eePt; llth at6 oeleek, on ths prem:
Square No: 242, bounded by 18th rtreet. north
street and Rhode Island avenue. divided into ,hir
front.
These lots are beautifully situated for private
residences, the locality being high and healthy
with Potomac water in front. and city psssen ger
ears passing every few minutes.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in Fix
and twelve months, with interest, secured by .
deed OF trust on tn premises
se5 @ MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. HIAl Sixth s4li11.
Wn i. einn-- Sole Manager and Propristor

CANTERBURY HALL,
kOUISIANA AV.. HIAl Sixth s4li1s.
VIM. i. sinn-- ..---eole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
WONDERFUL SPECTRAL ILLUSION,
FEARFUL. MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE!
THE GHOST!
which has created such . tremendous sensation in
Paris, London and New York,
II TIE 1HRILLIHo DRAMA,
T H E SHA ADES OF DEATH.
First week Of the European Danssuse.
MISS MILE FOWLER
ThsAocomplished eong gstress and Danssuse.
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
The Perfect Formed lmpersonator Of st.tu.rv.
MISS FANNIE WILSON.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTYi
EXCELSIOR CORPS OF ooMED1ANsl
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Ave and nfty oents. Doors open
att O'Clock; performance At 8 O'Clock. ssz6t
WASHINGTON THEATER.
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE.
On MONDAY IVININa, eept, 7th.
will be produced, at An enormous s1 pense, the
STRANGE. THRILLING, SPECTRAL ILLUSION
STRANGE, E,THRILLING, ,SPKCTRALILLUSION
AN
ILLUsoRY PHANTOM,
ILLUSORY PHANTOM,
popularly known a the
aHH99ssTFi aHH99ssTFi
GHOST!
which will be employed in the remarkable super
natural drama, in two acts. entitled the
DEATH FETOH OF THE RUINED CA8TLE!
DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLE!
DEATH H-RETCH OF THE KUIN1D OASTLEl
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE!
Admission Is, 50 and Is cents Seats reserved
without extra charge. se5
NTUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Nl EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ Il Pm. @. Il. LIST, Proprietor.
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GAVE SOLDIER LIQUoR.-On Saturday
night man giving the name OF Wro b. Howard
rieties and called for liquor, giving the soldier
glass against the Iemonstrance OF the bar
keeper, who grabbed him and held him until ha
came over and took him in charge. At the
Central he left $50 as security for his appear
ance yesterday, but he has not yet reported
tfall bar-keepers wonld adopt the same course
there would certainly be much less drunken-
ness among soldiers.
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ByJ. G. AoG UIRE 4 co.. Auctionesrs.
SPARs. RIGGING. BALLS. ANoHoRs- ko. A.
y PUBL 10 AUoTIoH.-On MONDAY AFTSRNOoN.
sept 18th: At clock. at Riley wharf foot Of lth
street, shall sell lot Of
spars. Rissinx, Sails, Anchors. Chains, &C. saved
from schooner Nail wrecked BY collision WITH
steamer Daniel Webster, Aug Is, 1856
MARTIN RAYNOR, Captain
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This EVENING, THIS EvEH1N.

THE NAIAD QUEEN!
Pronounced By the Press ss tho most lovely spso
tacle known to the modern stage.
~ On Saturday Afternoon = DAY Performance
commencing st IA O'Clock pressntine the dnaI on
p1rt1nity to see this truly lovely production,
. ~ In PREPARATION. and will aortly bs produced /,
the atillusory spectacle known % "THE GHosr' y
Prices Of admission Is, 80 and rs csnts Boxes
$40 and S. No extra charge for reserved seats.
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BOARDING..

EURNIsHlD RoOM-WITH BOARD-AT 5l2
Il G street between 4th and 5th. A few transient
BoardeTB can be accom- me odated. Sc 8 6th
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJItS ROSS WILL RIOPEN HER scHOOL
NI on Wednesday, seDtemb Der 9Th, in one Of the
rooms connected with the First Presbyt teriau
Church. = AZ street. french, English and Latin
thorourEH taught. Entrance ut the south gate.
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N1 expects to resume the
Exercises Of her SCHOOL
ttausht In the rear Of the FIRST Prssbyterian
Church, ~ street. north entrance, on MONDAY
Sept 7th. An rs eo9v.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALR-A part
opposite II Fourth Presbyterian Church, having
on It B. iek dwelling belonging. to the estate Of
place on the premises WEDNESDAY EVENING.
septt m Der 18th. at oclock.
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
months. secured By deed of trust on the premises.
Be 2.2awiweo GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts