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The mcanness oi the Coppcrhcads
in this State is shown in the attempts
in various quarters to make null and
void the act, granting relief to the
ramslies of soldiers; and the internal
traitors. not satisfied with that, insult
the wives of soldiers and sisters, by
asking them what their means of sup.
port are etc. We rejoice to know
hat Gov, Brough has taken the mat,
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question was taken up at the hour
,greed upon. The galleries we're
packed with the dcnsest audience as
sembled there since Miss Anna Dick
enson's address, and hundreds went
away unable to gain admittance. At
a quarter past five the House took q
recess till seven, and the probability
seems 10 be that we will hav. scs-
sion all night. OF the debate l will
speak more at length in dispatches
late in the night. II Is enough 20
'ay now that Gen. Schenck made the
great speech of the day, and indeed
me of the greatest speeches ever ut.
cred in the Hall. New Yorkers say
{ is the first time Fernando Wood
vas ever blauchcd. The excoriation
le received was terrible, and when
jchenck gibbeted him at the bar OF
public opinion and held him up for
The scorn and loathing, ofthis and all
'ueceeding ages, nothing but repeat
ID threats to clear the galleries kept
fhem from rending the roof with their
:hcers. Winter Davis is expected to
'peak tonight. Long has said noil.
'ng to day. The Democrats are not
iear so defiant as yesterday. Even
Fernando Wood crawnshes, and is
rot so ready to indorsc Long rs he
was yesterday.
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To Teachers.

IN consequence of tho late change in tho
i school Law. II becomes nsc9SSarv far the
u 'ari ~ School Examiasrs ur II tncIck q III.
ty. to make the following re ARRANGEMENT
with regard to tho m - etings for lSiI VIZ:
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that tho under
signed, who are owners Of AL the lots In Bigg's
ont lots, laid out Oh the West part Of the
Sout Vast fraction Of fractional seation
number seventeen, N7) township one, Q,S
Ono, have nled their petition In the once OF
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
said County, praylsg for the vacation Of tho
alley on tho west side OF said out lots. extend.
IRON poad ,hs ssa SasS ~" sna unPsi New
state rad.
raid application viii 10 made TO yacate said
alley In said Court al Common Pleas On the
nrst dsv of the aext term thereof ol AZ sson
HENRf P6RcH.
MB. PORCH,
JOSEPH WAGNER,
GEuRGE MAINS,
SARAH MAiNs.
April LIST. lseS-ltw. 49,
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LIAUILlrIE3.
State of ohio,
County OF Hancock.

State of Ohio,
County of Hancock. I
On this first dav Of April, lsG4. personally
came before the undersigned, n Notary Pub
lie of said county. T.. u. Jcncs, President, and
Chss y Niles Cashier OF the First National
Bank ofFndiay, Ohio. who being duly sworn
upon their oaLl, say that the foregoing 10 n
true and accurate statement of the Affairs
and condition Of said bank on the morning Of
the FIRST day Of April 1864.
Subscribed and sworn TO the day and yesr
q rst above written.
+. r. JONES, President.
{. o.. NILES. Cashier.
JACOB +. BURkET, Notary Public.
IsAmpt
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH.
There has just been an exciting
scene in the evening session of the
Iouso. Mr.. Orth, from the Lafay.
'tte, Indiana, district. was making n
Inc speech. reviewing the disloyal
'ecord of voorhees,, who had been
defending Long. After time 0rth
had occasion to refer to Harris. Of
MARYLAND, whom the House severely
censnred on Saturday, and pronoun.
ced unworthy of seat. Orth called
'im traitor, Harris instantly sprang
TO his feet and called him q liar, n
scoundres and coward il he did not
resent II. The Democrats. meantime
in the midst of much confusion, rails
ed a point Of order, that Orth had no
right TO call q member Of the House
a traitor. The Speaker. pro TEN, how
ever, decided that in view of the vote
Of the majority of the House, last
saturday, to expel him for treasona.
BILE sentiments, he had q right to call
him traitor. Orth then resumed,
and referring to Harris language
said that the impertinent slobberings
from q man branded traitor by this
House could not receive from him the
slightest notice. He would pass them
by in silent contempt He then
went on to review Voorhees,. Among
other things, he said that Voorhees,
was popular in his dist let. He knew
OF but one men who could probably
run better in the Terre Haute district
and that man was JEFF. Davis him
self He favored Longs expulsion,
because what lie said was treasonn-
hle, and because he thought the senti.
mcnt of the House needed pun eing
His speech took the House by sur.
prise and was great success.
The Issue is now fairly before the
people. The Democracy have plant.
cd themselves fairly and squarely up.
on the doctrine that SECESSION is q
right that any sovereign State
may avail itself of, and that in the
present case it is justifable. They
come before the people with a demand
for the acknowledgment of the indie
pendence Of the southern conredera.
cy-the withdrawal of our victorious
armies-the giving mp to the tender
mercies of jeff Davis, the thousands
of loytl men in the seeded States
the disruption Of the Union-with
the addition of engrafting upon the
Government, the principle that n
State may, for any fancied or real
grievance, withdraw from the Union.
Will the Democracy of Ohio follow
in the lead Of these men? Will they
he led blindly to utter destruction.
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QUARTERLY REPORT

VI tho First National Bank OF FIndIaE,
County Of tInncoc is, aud state Of Ohm,
showing Its eonditi on on the rp,rninR OF
OF the first day OF April, before stse trsns-
action OF ANY business oa that 6ay,
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PERSONAL.

PROF; BELMONT: THE GREAT MAGICIAN,
to plight at Washin gton Theatre, n come ction
with sanderson's Minstrels Go see the trained
Canary Bird Jenny Lind. Its
Mr.. VIM. CLARK. lately from LINN Maine,
ls IN Wasbin gton he will hear something to his
advantage by writing to W. II. CROOK. through
the city post office, stating where he may bs en-
no IA 2tN
INFORMATION WANTED Of THOs CHATTER,
Of Caroline county Va. who was in this city
about March 1851 Any information conceruing
him will be thanh fullv received by his wife, NAN
GY A: CHATTER, at the corner of 7th and II sts
ltland, No. 1877. nov I4.3t.
GEORGEr0WN, November sth.-I have at
~ tended whore Mrs. Sarah Westsrbarger has
acted as Lad es Nurse. and consider her as atten-
1--WE and anxious to please other nurse tn
Know OF. Her residence is on 18th street, 4s6, be-
tween and streets, Washin gton. D. G.
nov IA st" DOCTOR L. MACALL
nR. RACKFR, THE MOST WONDERFUL AS.
~ ~ tro;oger No. 40 9Th street; between aud z,
nation CONCERNING all affsirs through life with
and in regard to Health wealth. and MARRIAGE,
Love Afsirs Journeys. Law Puts, Absent Friends.
Sickness and Death. DR. Backer can be consulted
from in the Morning till in the Evening
IOv 4 2w"
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Nicelyf furnished ROOMS and first.
Dc,ass BOARD at 1 J6 G street. between 2Oth aud
2lst streets, three squares from the War and Navy
Departments. Charges reasonable. nov 11-6t+
pOARDING.-Sev-raI fine Rooms. with first
- class Board, can be secured bv application at
132 G street, in rear of Patent Office Also, . fsw
Table Boa-ders can be accommods ted. no list
RIVE OR SIX MECHANICS CAN BE ACCOM-
Z modated with ROOM and BOARD; also a few
Table Boarders, at No. 29i 18th ST.. between X and
Massachusetts avenue. nov II st
TWO PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
u with ROOM and BOARD in private family
Terms SSl in advance. $50 now lw*
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MARRIED..

Or the j. To day Of November l:64, BY the Rev
Mir. Thrush, JOHN CUR, of the CITY of Wash
Eton, D. C. u Niles ELIZABETH fORBEY, the
Gan ghter OF SAINT G. forhey, % tn same place
On the 18th instant by the lev. Mr. SPECS BEN
AMIN 8 FERG USON TO MARTHA b. LIE WIS,
10Th OF this city. No CARDS. 1t
tbaltimcre papers please eopy.I
On the 12th instant, by the Rev. DR. Guriey,
cart 9CsfANE ST. Abe. Of Vienna. Austrla
hsfsme MARIE A BERsCLr, nee Anderson,
u " &c hin gInn cilN
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FOsEPH KIYNOLDs & co.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM E"TTERS,
No 500 NIaSs orKEEr, near srsnu.

Have just GeceiV Ell, slG 1sl cuLslautl, acel .
IDd the largest ana pest assortE3eul IN the ol.t
ofChandeliers, Brackets Drop lights, Port@bisf
Glass Globes mica ana other Shades and all A. 4
sles IL his ike from the best establish ieIts IL
New YORK, Philade phia, &c. which Si'' ~ Eo's
on the most reasonable terms
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, arr F,rs-f,a 81
Stoves
W.Rre prepared To furnish the oasl SAfG IA
dse anywhere, Oh very Reasonable ter,1s hotels
geetsursnls, &C., are iuylted to call
We 60 all kinds Of GAS aud STEAfz n.Ilnxs
promptly and cheap, "a also everything In n
pLUmBt line in the most satisisc tory manner
Cali and sss our Bathing Tubs, Poontstns va g!
Closets, Wash stands. tSasIne TO-. &C. st No. 500
Ninth str act aesr Pennsylvaua avenue. the iarses
sstahlfshm aot in the city, ts 9-enh
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

n r d GR RAND BALL
AWKWARD CLUB
Will be given at Island Hall. corner of 9Th and D
streets, on MONDAY. Nov. 2lst, 1864 for the A
benefit OF JAMES WILLIAMS. who was s.
drafted in the Seventh Ward. No disreputs- -
BILE characters all in the room. lana
COMMUNE Gf Ar71ngenentS F. Tucker, J
Homhes, A. Bishop. W. Sheets, u. D1xon, c.
Fletcher, G. Reece, W. Burdine. G. Barkman.
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AUCTION SALR
FUTURE DAYS.
RY BROOKER & BELLAw, Auetionears
- No. S46 north 7th street, bet And 4

pr BRooKER 4 BELLaw, Aueto.esr,
II No. S46 north 'th street, bet. and f.
Sales EVERY EVENING, Commanding At sx
GIc?ck Of general Assortment Of DR., Gssds.
Ho.iery, Soaps, Gomez and brushes, p .rfonery
Gut door sales attended to on the most Teasoa-
nov lo,im BRoOKRR i BELLHw, hue,s'
Ply JAS. o. MCGUIRE 4 co., Aaetione-rs.
PEREMpToRY SALE or TWO HANpsoMH
BUILDING LOIS on SEVENTH STREET. Ar
TIE C9RNkR OF NORTH Q ct.
On TUESDAY AFT ERNOoN. Nov. 18th, at ~
Ara Is In J. Carroll Brent's subdivision of Square
~ fronting 22Sz feet oh on eth sire. at the
nO o. street north running back ss feet 10
Terms: Ore lslf cash: the remsinder in three
m TIN with interest, secured by deed of trust
chaser '0h" % al INC cost OF pH,pqr'
NO Ia Jas. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Arcts
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georget.v.
HOUSEHOLD f0R snTggRE AND EFFECTS AT
On wEpNEsDAYY' sME oRSSmsno ~,
her. at u "'cccn. ut my Auction Store "a SoVsm
will sell general assortment Of HonseS "a
piture beip the effects of persona declipin 49,
keeping. ccmprislng-
Mahogany Hsr-seat Chairs and Sofa
Mahogany Buresus and Sidebosrds
FOrr excellent Fea,ber Beds and Mattresses
Chars. Tables Wsshstands, Wsrdrobes, ae
Secretary and RooEcase. Badsteads &c
Cooking, Farlor end other Stoves
Also.
s' SsFdS new Ingram Carpet and many artsess
VIII be added
Large LOT of School Furniture
g dozen Flannel Under shirt. snd Drawers,
Terms ca,h. THOMAS DOwLIN9.
Anrti
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A G RAND BALL
IA will be given by the a
Coz o TIE A SEM BLY, ~
AtTENPERANCE HALL on THURSDAY, -
oath of Nov. Thanksgiving night for the ,ka&&
benefit of drafted member
The lady friends will please attend no invita-
tions have been sent.
s. sHREyE, President.
Nj. M. TEESE Traas1rar
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RYJ. 9. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctione.rs.

r66Ns sb sFk sAEE OF xAtuARLE
On MON DAY AFTERNOON, November n, 1864.
of trust, dated March Is 1854 and duly reco in
Liber J. A 8. No -. folies 81 eft seq and of the
Lot &C. in reservation No. H. fronting Is feet on Sd
street west, betwesE and streets north, run.
public alley running the full depth of the lot on
smsll tenements.
Terms: One fourth in cab; the remainder in ;,
snd9 msni hs, with interest, secured by sdeed OF
trust on the premises.
c0hTsyanesS at SPfssas Mes c2ss 1rs,.s
oc 2l-2Aw&ds. J. u. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
eN NS TI u \ STREET. BETWEEN 4TH AND
By virtue of deed OF trust from Michael RunA-
han ard Wife bearing dsteoo he l4th day of July,
l59, duly recorded in Liber J A. s., No. Es Folivs
l,S ct seq to the subs.rib ers, Trustees of the
we Shall sell, on The premises, on TUssbIY, Il:
I'D day of November, at S cock p. ~ part of Lot
the said part Of al the northwest correr OF said
lot and running thence east with the line of north
stree fifteen feet, thence south one hundred
ana elg INT feet light and hall inches thence west
fifteen feet; thence north o-.e hunde-d sad eight
feet eight and half inches. improved by small
Terms: One third of the purchase money cash,
the residue in two equal payments. at and Il
with int rest from the day OF sale. secured
Twenty dollars to be paid down at the time Of
sale, anc If the terms are no fully CO piled with
within FIVE dsys from day of sale the Trustees VIII
resell the property, after hFe days public notice,
at the risk ami expense of the defaulting pur-
Stamps and con- ,yancirg at the cost of the
E ERAsMtSy = ss1pn IiihfNG' Trustees.
nol-eodads ). G. McGEIRE6 CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BE Jas. Q. McaUIR1 4 CO.. ,A.etio.sers.
CHANCHRY aAIH

cHANCERY SALE.
this i.ts;nfty OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Of The ista Veg IN cause relating to the estate
and hour and il the order nae ae Sn
th Rtemtes, expose to sale T. the highest bidder
On en' MnNnAy V Nn. real estate, to Wit:
VI ' "I Anc lion I'LL 1t l. o'clock m. 8. the
Avaiuaole Tract OF Land lying psrtlx &, III. .o,,
tyof Washington ID. c., and partiv In NJ
Eorery county Md, fronting Ga the RocS
VIM. NJ. Morrison. containing a. srres ma
possesses very fine building site A Mat nf
this land may be seen st the Auction Rooms
Terms, IS Prescribed byi the decree: One-third
for which the purchaser bonds. with surety,
WI De taken. ana lien reserved en- the pro perty
II the terms be not complied with within FIVE
r,ght to resell. on seven days public notice, at
comply.
Stamps, deeds, &c at the cost Of the purchaser.
&C Is eo&ds &c. MEG UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
!MMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
SAD last mentioned tract of land, there will be
onetea three others, CONT guous thereto contain
ing respectively 80 IS. AID S2Is acres. These sew
eral pieces of land are very valuable for country
residences or market farms. They are situs tei
about four miles north of the City Hall by the 7th
street turnpike, in delishtful and improving
health, good sol abundant springs of excellent
water, schools, churches, and eosd roads and
easy access to Washington and GEORGETOWN, to
those Eno desire small farms for either pleasure
profit.
Plats of the farm. with its subdivisions may he
seen by PERSONS desiring to purch sse at the Office
of 1ds No. 3o7 Seventh st.
Room, prior to and on the lay of sale
nov d J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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y GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

0-FREE VACCINATION In accordance
w with law of this Corporation. al resi-
dents of Georgetown will be vaccinated free +
sry eXpeDs-. by calling at the residence Of iOr.
CHI S. Ii. CRAGIN, la Dunbartou street Office
hours between y and ! y. IN: All poor persons,
sick with small pox, will also be attended by him
without charge in accordance with the sans
law oc 2ilawtw
4 EURdkTOWH CokPoRhTloN sTuUh.-
II Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
-hase Eeo1 getown Corporation Stock, which hea,s
int rest of six per cent per snnnna, PAYABLE
quarterly, obtain some by applying to VIM
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation Oc l-dtDI
,s'OwING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
Pstomac Tow Company's boats. Potomac"
Gov. Curtin" and Belle Haven Apply % the
Iaptains or board, or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
- Water street. Geor setawa
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ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT o!
y COLU MBIA-.u ths matley Of kIt PetttloN OF

ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
ds matte ct f1s rsis,0r yi "a;
reported That he sold sll the interest and title of
Marsaret NJ. Queen, bis ward ana also me In
NJ. Queen, tshe asserting to the same, in and to
hall lot two, in rausre one hand az and twsn-
City. with all and 81, sular the improvements
Thereon described and psrtNieularly set forth in
ssns pssd nifty dollars and that said Allison NaiIsr
hss,Smpi.d with the terms Of sale, it H. this nth
a. III Oct ober. A. D.. 1854, ordered by the court
thst the said sale he. aud the is hereby ratf-
FED and cor frmed. unless to the contrary be
provided 3 copy of this order be published ia the
Yvtnins Star. three timesa week for three weeks.
before said day. WM.F. PURCELL. = .
Sole Judge of Orphans, Court.
oc i7-so3tF z. g. ROBBINS, Register Of Wills,
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EDUCATIONAL.

I bEGUAG ES.-Augustus Hahn, formerly Pro
fessor al Modern Languages at Queen's Col
lege. London, has still tew leisure hours for pri-
vale instruction in ne Frer Oh. German, aui Spaa-
ish Languages accordiD to his aud easy M tn
cd. English taught to foreigners. Apply a. OS
9th street, between and /. nov I2 2t*
nHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL
4 or COMMERCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor
18th and sts, opposite the Post Office. Day school
for Boys Sc per month. No charge for Instrumental
Music Private Lessons, from to p. m. &C % Inn
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ID g. ALLIOf. from Paris ElsG
..Ea late 2lo Pennsylvania avenue,
near Wi!,8rs's liofel by expiration of lease will
street near Growers Theatre. oc la-lm'
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~ sUTLER TENTS
MOOD Second hand Tents constantly on hand
Also New Tents of any size made to order by
BARNES Il SON.
Sail Makers. G3s 1lth street.
or9 Irn< tha vharf
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctieneers
ID No. SEQ corner 7th and ID streets north

- no. go corner 18th and ID streets north.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRoyKD
PE1PEhTY NEAR TIE LONG BRIDGE Ar
On WEDNESDAY, the 18TH November instant.
"'e}oet, p, m. that Beautiful square Of Ground,
No. 2Ss. bounded by Hth and 18th, and south d and
Water streets, 1t being the Square 1t the Long
Bridge. 1t is sub divided into Is han isome build
ing Lots one OF which is improved by fine three
story trame House. containing convent ut!y ar
Ranged rang rooms Sita all necesss.y out bailangs;.
Which the Bq,ding stands has beautiful front Of
% feet; the rest of Lots small and of various
sizes to suit ibis property isbesuti-
S ss % ass
lege on the Potomac river, which gives to such an
a great ~ Bile thorou ghfare If the property can.
not he sold together it will be sold in lots to suit
Terms One half cash; balance in six ant twelve
deed sTen Iod deed Of trust taken day OF sale.
All c9ny ", tocluding revenue stamps at
s25 III be required Of each purchaser when the
pI nds lsoa tR0s GREEN WILLIAMS Aue.
SALEoF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES,
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 5. 1855
Will be cod ut Public Auction, at the Arsenal on
10Th of NOVEMBER. 1854. at 10 o'clock a. M. Los
ORDNANCE STORES,
coode nned ss unfit for use. viz:
Steam Boiler aud Pump,
Double Lathe,
6GrDdstoues.
TAI Gray Blankets,
1913 Blue Blankets,
1901 Red Blankets,
81 Pole Pads Gutta Percfa,
&. lalises, Cavalry Round,
1917 Nose Bags,
1883 Ours giles,
l62l Blank cts,
5e3 Mcclellan Saddle Trees,
10 yards Silk Serge
OpOunos WoOllen Yarns,
lGG pounds do RAGS,
3pounds Shoe Thread,
IS Barrels,
5IuRs.
I RCttles,
2Water Cans,
3s2 Watering Buckets, Gutta Perchs.
20 90 do Leather.
ALSO,
laJ ge lot of
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Succe ssful bidders Will be required 70 remove the
stores within Eve days from the date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
J. e.. BENTON,
GOV 3 1T Major Commanding.
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, d C,

MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, DC.
LOUIS WEBER. No. $50 18th street east, re-
sr"ctfully infor ms his frer d. and former nv
irons that he continues to attend Balls. Par.SSeS
Ties, &c, with his well ORGANIZED Band OF ~
ScientiGc Musicians. No. 5b97th st. east. Navy
Yard. &C 25-lm
MEDICAL BOOKS.-Druitt'sS Surgery; Dalton's
w Physiology DungisGn s Medical Dictionary;
Erichsep's Surgery; Ludlow's Manual of Exami-
nalions; Neill & Smiths Compendium; Thomas
tony; Woods Practice, vols; Woods Thera
peutics, vols.
&C 2 FRANCh TAN LUZ.
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nUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ EHsT DIVISION, WASHINGTON CITY,
November s, 1854.
viii be sold at pu bic auction, tt the highest
bidder. a. the time ard places named below, viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem-
Der II. 1864,
LANCASTER, PENNSILNANIA FRIDAY, No
Nember rs. 1864,
EAST0E, PENNSYLVANIA NRSDAY, De-
cember |. 1864.
Two hnndrtd Cavalry Horses at each place.
hese Horses have been cor denim as uHdt for
the cavalry service of the 8rmy.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
60 nay be bad.
HCrtes sold sin gly.
Sales 10 commerce at 10 o'clock a. m.
JAMES 4. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division ., NJ. e. o.
nov ii
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GLASSWARE,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS, &c, &c,
With every conceivable article that s necessary
in the Housek eeping line, at the New Store,
No 406 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN G AND STREETS, EAST SIDE
Having just returned from the North with m
Immense stock of Goods, would respectfully cali
the attention of the citizens and those about fur
nishipg TO II stock of New Goods, mich Was pur-
hased before the late adv vance in old and which
] viii seu al prices that cannot fail to please.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, and
feel confident that when teen they viii sell them
selves. f. BUCHLY,
406 It'll street between @ apd d.
FIN Ten doors above the Old Stani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-14

FA = AT ODD PILLOWS HALL-The ladies
OF the Foundry NJ. f.. Church will give a fair
at [. Fellows Hail, eth street, commencing
ton now evening, the proceeds OF which
Will be used in the construction Of new
church edifce. This fair will continue for
Two weeks, and has been gotten up at great
expense. Every thing has been procured for
the occasion which will go to create first
class fair. Season tickets, 81; single tickets, Is
SeLts; 10 be had at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-14

INTERESTING SERVICES Observation-Disclosures
Rev. Archbishop Spaulding yesterday visited,
Tor the first time, st. Aloysius, St. Peters, ST.
Patrick's and S. Mary's Catholic Church, at
all of which places he impressed the audience
fayorabIy. He administered combinations, at
ST Aloysius, to I56 persons; at st. Peters, t.
6- persons; at st. Patrick's, to las persons; and
at 81. Mary's, TO Sc persons: making the num-
Der of combinations during the day 400 per-
sons.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church was
yesterday reopened, and divine worship held
therein. Rev. Or Van Ingen OBLIGATED, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Morrison. The audience was
large, and was much pleased with the i'm proved
appearance of the church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-14

PERSONAL Postmaster General Dennison
and family arrived here on Saturday evening
and occupied their new residence on the west
side of Lafayette Square
I8E tEDERSIGNKD wishes to inform the
public that the person who was arrested last
week for being "drunk and disorderly and
UsILg profane language" is rot her, but a DIFF.
1eTtnt person who assumed her name .
CAROLINE ACTON,
1t. 81, bet. ~ and 5th stS, Island