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RY GREEN, a WILLIAMS

RY GREEN, q WILLIAMS
| IRusrEE,s SALE or BRICK HOUSE AND
1854, viii be exposed al pubiis sale, 81 o,aiooI
| .. m, ON the premises, the following scribed
oy 81 ~ r sd s:D
four hundred and .istyays 2.sss ssr.sasiy he 70
provsmsnt. thereon, son.i.tius u ,wo.s,osy and
attic BRICK HOUSE. This property fronfs on
I'm ,tress west, between D end E sfrssts south,
THIS al, ~ :: made by virtue Of decd Of trust.
ocarins date the LIST dsy Of October 1857 from hi,
iton, sod also By virtus 4 as,,e. h " ", s Ham
Court OF the District Of Columbis IN chs oerv IN
~ os snsf T. PENDING, No ies Docket passed 70
the room and stssd OF the ssid Il. W. Hsmiitoe.
the purchaser 70 sivs NOTES Tor the dsfsrreJ nav,
| ments hearing interest from day OF sslei deed
gyso and decd Of trust tslspj all eonysyano'ns
~ the purohasors cost two hundred dollafs OF the
srty Is knocked on IL IL should not Re pad doWpp,
sold TO the next highest bidder who sh All GO mpyi
and u tho whole terms shall not 10 complied with
IN nys days, the Trustee reserves the right 10 70
sell he property a. the risk aad expense OF the
aefsnltins purchaser, by advsrtising such resale
,htss aIss 70 some neyspapsr printed n the city
Of "a'A'nsf'n' S SsS; sIpEEt T.r.,ss-
auS-tswdss .raar..n- - -, Auetioneers.
~ The shove sale IL po..p...a .,,u
THURSDAY, 18th inst, same hour and place, by
-, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
~. The sbsye sale IL stiiI further post
hour and place, BY order Of the Trustee.
,. GREEN WILLIAMS,
sepis Auotionsers.
SfThs above sale 10 still farther post
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DRoPosALsFoRw Woodland COAL.

OFTTCE HOUSE or REPREsENTATIVEs, q. ST
WAsHIseros, ID. q, sept. =, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until u o'clock, the 30th septic 1854 for
furnishing for the Of the House OF RepresentA-
ttves Of the United States $50 tons (a0oo lbs best
Baltimore Company's No I or large EGG WHITE
ASH COAL, or offs quality equally good
90 Corts Bakers PINE WOOD.
so Cords best seasoned HICKORY WOOD.
so Cords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
The whole to be put away In the vaults Of ths
Capitol, under the direction OF the Chief Engaeer,
to whom application may be made for nation,
SC. - Nv
The whole to be delivered BY the LIST November
next. o.. ... d.. 70
Bonds for the faithful execution OF the osnrsot
will be required.
Bids for Coal and Wood will be considered sepa-
rAtely. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
seI0 iawsw Clerk House OF Representatives. u g.
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,'rAhrsrIs.-To-nIght Fits Simmons great
Man., o. the "Conviets skull.n This piece
Ar. ua WIN startling features, and should draw
Ms sudisnees; Mr., Fits simmons' benefit take.
On on slturo.y night, when he will present q
~ " Unusual ettraetion. He 10 long and favor
My .haoWn IN Warrington ~ . smArt, energetic
.n1nauleal business manager. A grand matinee 10
70 De given on "wednesday afternoon, when all the
a. 1t will be the only Afternoon perform snce.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT we arc to have an
ennre IneH bih OF novelties, In which tho i'm.
%ense company now engaged appear. The Misses
BY the Court Of Beauty, Consisting OF rome t,een
or twenty pretty girls, The burnt cork brigade,
with mpllisau A. leader, also TACT up" some new
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wan DEPARTMENT.
ApJuTAkT GHsrRALis OFFiCE,
WAsHIHoroH, sept %, 1854.
Second Lieutenant George D. Smith, 4th United
States infantry, HAVING been reported to the head
quarters OF the army for absence without leave,
y hereby notified that, unless, within fifteen days
General Caldwell United States srr is pres
idelt and makes Satisfactory defence 10 the charges
AGAINST him, he will DO recommend d for dsmissai
from the service OF the United States.
4. ID. TOWNSEND,
SEES Assistant AdtutAut General,
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Ahihrlhsi VAhlEriEsi
tFrontins rsnn's avenue and Ninth strss,.)
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
SIGN OF THE BIG DRuAMosD LIGHT.
THE VERY HEAD AND FRONT OF ALL THAT
Is ELEGANT IN ART.
THE GREAT MORAL AND HEALTHFUL RE-
SCAT
CROWDED WITH ALL OUR PRoMINENT
MEN AL AL DIsTIHGgLsHED PER
THE ONLY PLACE! THE ONLY PLAcEl
Indi.put.ble an unbeatable, where tho Dram,
and musie Hail entertainments are combined a.
one place, every person ssring two periorms oes
In one, At ohesp prices OF admission.
THE MAMMOTH CENTRAL REPOSITORY OF
MORAL WIT AND ELEGANT HuMoR.
THE PRETTY DANCING GIRLS,
Each PARAGON Of exquisite beauty.
ALL THE COMIC ETHIOpIANs
AL THE FINISHED hRTIsTS'
THE GRAND CiMBrN ZION OF MERIT.
hLso hsoIHtR NEW NOVELTY.
The popular lightning writer, who writes and
This pisee 10 Of deep and thrilling interest FUN
o, startling situations and new melo-drsmatio
CONNECTS SKULL;
CoNvICT,s SKULL;
coNvicTs skTLt
ssSM:s, E E$s y.ssssE:
n The Man Of Mystery.
- The Skull OF the murd-red.
70 The Imprisoned Murderer.
u-Ths Remorse OF Conscisuss.
~ Rights OF the Injured.
- Punishment OF Crime.
Alss, the Music Hall Bill OF Double En,er,ain.
The Comic Ethiopian act,
GOVERNMENT DISPATCHER
Also, the connie sketch Of " POSSIBLY Eor,n
Az ,O GysF eoS,s s0HI and J 3sn;
The Moral, Model Philippians, the very best
periormers extsnt.
MASTER BARRY, MAsTER Harry.
~, Tbs accomplished Astre" OF the people, LETTIR
MILE JULIA cHRisTisr,
FANNIE FERRARo,
MARIA WELLS, c.
and the tsvorites of the public. '''
Also, the Great Comic Farce Of the
SINGULAR MORTAL.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT n. NJ,
For Ladies' "a Tas ce GR.Sb n.rryrr
only afternoon oftho
CoSvICTS SKULL.
CT iIens aud strangers attending the matinee
will remember this 10 the only afternoon OF the
CoNvICrs SKULL;
ROM Ar, the e. vAeRAsr,
TRIBUTE OF ESTEEM.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEPIT
rendered to the proPris,or and manager, Mr.. rts
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
OCTOBER 1,
An entire new DrAmS will be performed, and q
bill Of unusual excellence.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE NEW VARIETIES
Owing to the great success OF this great central
resort, II will shortly be enlarged, renovated, and
another floor added new galleries chandeliers,
&c. We have the owner word for n, and the
public can rely upon place eolipsipB anything Of
the kind In the city.
we merely mention this fact a. evidences OF what
our lberAlty, enterprise, and success has BROUGHT
this place to, to induce outlay OF some Gus 900
to remodel, rebuild, and renovste II. IN estab-
llshment so many o her managers failed In, which
was prospeIously brought i1to public favor By the
present proprietor, FITZ SIMMONS,
Theatrical Manager and DramAtiit.
Admission 20 and 80 centIi Private Boxes, sS
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DY BoTEL ER& WILSON
I'D AUCTIONEERs

I'D ApCTIONEERs.
OFFICE UsIrrD STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION
WAsHINoroN, d. C., sept. ,, 1854.
On SATURDAY, October ist, commencing at 10,
.. m, the following variegsted and Plain Marble
will be sold a. public auction, on the grounds
north Of the United States Capitol
100 blocks Tennessee Marble.
900 cubic feet Of remnants do.
~ pieces Potomac Ma Bile.
coo feet tcubic) Vermont Green serpentino.
column shafts do.
1900 cubic feet remnants Italian Marble.
At the same time will be sold = large lot OF
Doors, Shutters, aud building mstertsl OF various
kinds. CLEMENT L. WEST,
sep1-d General Superintendent,
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300 REMOVAL 800
TO NEW BUILT ne,
e 500 Fl
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLows HALL.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM q co.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EauIPMENr MANuyAcToRr,
NEW BUTL DING,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own mAnuiaeture, Q
most complete assortment OF every style and priss
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIN9ALEs,
FINEsWoRD BELTS, with TOphAm's Patent slide
LANGHoLz's PATENT srURa
LANGHoLz's PGTENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
EwBANKs PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLAf2 sPURA
HORSE 6 ANR any SG Sn1Nk hE92ss'
MILITARY AND CITIZENS =
HIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
H A X N RSB.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE OARRiAGE, BUGGY, AND Ell
PRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
VIII PB.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE,.
IT III N K4
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
ARMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS
cher and Canvass Pellisieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
| Satehels, Toy Trunks and School Satohsls, and
| every article In their line OF business.
R N Z N B Err
q 500 e
VENTA sThR RT.
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HOPE Told PArrBRmg TALE, but never
,dleS ~ that delightful prep stionii sorodont -
80 cool and refreshingly ssrsesbls to the mouth
sna teeth, h,rdens and invieorstes the gums, dives
oesutines and preserves the teeth, and arrests dc.
Sold by DruKxists. Ia. r.-. DBL. .. .-.o,
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HORsEsl HoRsEsI HORSES

QuARTERMksTER GENERALS OFFIcB,l
FIRST DIvIsIoN, WAGHIHoToH CITY, !
August u 1884
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service
will be purchased at GiesboTo Depot, in open
market, till October !, 1854.
hOrsss will be delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore, A. Y. NJ, and DO subj teted to the usual
Guyernment imposition before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Nurses, el15 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, also each,
Payment Will no made for SIX 10 and more.
aa. JAMES A. EKIN,
.ratE.. Colonel, First DiVlslon,
bsPisin QuaFternalter GeneFAl'E once
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THs only place where you can purchase Iadi,
Rubber goods OF all kinds At ru1aefurers prices h
81 H. A. HALLS India Rubber warehouse, hi
PennsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tent
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti
fully repaired at short notice. mar2s-tf
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NEW Yonx srr1ls.-gs,.ls,nsr,, OlotA,,,o T.
kss snd Fashionable "A large assortment for Bres.
and Business wear. The Enslish sack and Walk.
Ing CoAts sxeell In beauty, grade and finish any.
Thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
osa-u IN Pa av.. bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
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THl Pollok ksp FRn-ALARM TsIxsRIpu
in,truetions concernins the proper use OF The
Pnlies and Fire Alarm telegraph were Issued this
w9Innk 70 the sesessh OF the various police
mouth ths sysssm viii PROBABLY 50 In working
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ID ECRUITING IN REBEL STATES
III FOR LOYAL STATES
hAssAcHrsETTs IN THE FIELD.

The Headquarters OF the Assistant Provost Mar.
shall Of Massachusetts for n Il. Virginia are es.
tablishsd ~ No. Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vAniA avenue, near seventh street, where full In
formation regarding the magnificent Inducements
offered TO meu, irrespective OF color, TO enlist for
Massachusetts, can be obtained.
Full particulars can also DO obtained OF WILL
LIAM sMALE, Esq east aide OF Pitt street, two
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Srsr TO ALsANr.-Lieut. VIM. c. Long
seth New York, and Private stephen Corners, III
Nv 1ofs' have been sent 10 Albany penitontisTy,
msr,,.Y 70 serve out their sentences by court.
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AIT one having occasion TO visit private
vsllny. go 80. va ~
A large and successful practice hare and else.
where enables him 70 guaranty sperfect euro In ali
ALI visits and eommunioations strictly private
and eonndentiAl. Persons calling SEQ no one but
the Doctor. fsbi-tT
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JnwsLRY.-Beautiful Gold pIat.S- J.,~.,..
snd silver plated Tea Spoons, for oulv Al A n,
Donsr Jewelfy store, tss Pennsyiysnia svenne
near Four~and-a-half stree. senan' srpo
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- \ n p n y ;, = ~ -
~ MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
| LouisIksA AvENUE, HEAs SIXTH srsgRr.
oE Rs,, q N..IOnsi and MstropOli,sa Hotels;
= EsIHgsrAM
TALENTED DOUBLE CONTAIN.
-
ChuMpED AND At
DisriNSuisHEp A AuupiSSEs.
DIsftNGu SHED AttDfENCFs
DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCES.
III. success. o, tn. Canterbury .,... III. or.
OF The Fall and Winter season Il
WITHOUT PRECEDENT on PARALLEL
In the cOnceI, Hall history. being
4IiSSssES s sIssFfT
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
THE AJo irh fsr fSTSISAElSE IN ONE
'N A' - "'' ''H'
Last week otthe
B1WiTCHiNG BEhtiriEs,
~. Misses
MILE AND CLARA foWLEP.
W. D. CAvANAGH,
III. Irish Comedian.
JENNIE ENGLE,
the FAyorite Songstress.
10 N MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
the Ethiopisa Prince Ir
BEIEHss A ANb W WARP
a.. Ham, ri, Ran RAN W: COLLINS
InuN pEnNEN
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AUCTTONSHEFS

RY J. Q. MCGUIRE &Co.,
AUCrIoNEERs
AZ rn,,nhnmENT ShLe OF OLD MATERIALS
Al The ". AsURY EXTENsiON.--t,pT HtjRs.
~ moRNinG, September 10Th, al II Del on, Al
.s.,.,r nury beiding, I shall sell the follow M
Several lots Of Sandstone.
ssvefn ~ s,s Iron Doors and shutters,
Lot OF She wing and old Lumber, ...
LOT o. cement, OIL, and other B.rrsis
Lotof ope, Wooden Tanks and lion n .,il,..
Lotof Thick Hammered Glass. 'nss'
Fine Heating Furnsces eompiste.
Terms CASH Isaiah ROGERS
~ ttF6a "F supervising Nrchiteok
tef2St r." .' uff r . Pr. Auotioneers
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A sSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
n OFFICE,
FoRAoE AND RIVER TRANSPORTATION
SEVENTH sTRrEr Wharf,
WAsHIHsToE, D. C. August 20, 1884,

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brig adieI
General D. II. Rucker, Chief QuartermaSter, De.
pot OF Washington, have plaoed sehooners
At Upper and Lower Cedar Points, 10 the po ,ition,
occupied by the light-b, ats previous to their de-
struotion by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise a light will he swuns
from each Of the sehooners. The reason given By
captains OF vessels, chartered and Ownei by the
United States QuArtermAster DepSrr ment, for
AnohOring In the Potomac river At night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground II they attempted to run past the shoala
alter dark. The lamps placed on the schooner
will i've . light sufficiently strong to enable all
pilots TO pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided by the United States Coast Survey.
From and after this date vessel propelled BY
steam will be allowed TO anchor, excepting In such
wsather - by running the loss OF the vessel or
cargo might DO endangered.
Ali masters OF vessels are directed to report any
neglect on the part OF the parties board OF the
light sohooners, In not keeping their lights burn
ing at all hours of the night,
copy of this circular will be kept posted In the
pilot-hOuse OF every vessel owned and by
the Government, plying on the Potomac river.
L. 8, ALLEN,
Au2s-22t Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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"A RssuB LInurpN ANT .--Lieut :. . H..
60. lstn Mississippi volur.:,r, Wa. S,a,shv,,
mist.S " so, ~! ycisonsr Of war, and com.
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Fifteenth Annual Session Of this Institu
tion will commence on the Sth OF September, 1874
Circular obtained Al the AoAdrmy( Garner R0Ir
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ID OBERT LEECH,

ID OBERT ECH, -"Iy
nafe Solicitor OF the once OF the Auditor 81 the
Treasury for the Post once Depart month, :.
ATTORNEY Att LAW AND SoLICIToR
- OF CLAIMS - al 49,
WAshinEton City, will prsotiee 10 the Courts d
the District of Cofunbta, tho OouIS of CisIms, and
the Supreme Court of ths Dated STATES, and VIII
give prompt attentipn 10 theprose OF caIms
and the Adjihrmentur ArcopntH In all the Depart
ments offhe GoyeInmenL y .s..'-s--
Once, 27e Seventh stEeUti opposite Poet once
Department. Ausl-Sm
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TFSHE THIRD CORPS. -..I' THE Ola.
I'd ofhusS lstely belonging tpiths ID corps, Army
Oh the PotemAe!" ills cd. win svsfythinE
N at the p4iEss otrAn ,spiSareAn liquors sould
Stsit % Is1 Tenth street. Ths enieers sspsolNllE
81 Hooksri and KsAr ey's ola disiiinRA xn
.,iWavu he welcome, -, - loAS-n
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BARTENDER.

vertical and noIseless SPRING CRADLE,
easily converted into BAby-Jumper, Baby Horse,
by-WAlker, Hgh.Chair, Ottoman or Hobby
Horse; the whole designed TO relieve Mothers,
comfort and amuse children, obviAte the evils OF
rocking them, and SAFE ne srpeHsc Of a Nurse. Its
motion 10 perfect J healthy aud charming. Price
$40 TO $50. Send for Illustrated circular.
BROWN 4 CO.,
asa Broadway, N. v.
An entsrpriSinE agent wanted for Warrington.
HeB-eodlm
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Dogs" cLOTHINeks-:.WR ARE NOW
hildrsnS Clolhing o. he .aeWeSt styles, suitsbls
ios ne preSsnt naason loF drsSs AAd sphp0l WSAr.
- Asa.s M s s'sRAaqf Il s sS Ca,
SSa RsnnsylS sEis Ayepgs. bstystss
y: ~ pstaI Jasf S6Ssi.f -
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each vsid,l ID the ordsr,in witch they wh.r. h,
grtueoN be sum Of tieo, IN order to sssist / en-
tmpfocurinE substitutes; - =
$40 the following minority report signed by
'Ls.o,rs usut Isy snd Lylesi
n pay TO all the members OF the association
a,stsd OF that mar heresf or be drafted, the sum
.aIes npndrsd dollars, unless exempted BY the
lensthy discussion ensued upon these reports,
ynsn The majority report was AMENDED 70 read a.
Rf'oiv d, That n. Hoard N Director, Of ,h,, A..
ession 10 respectfully requested 10 p-y - those
"a9ss g + "a d IL sss sS% q
=. nv. Elliot then offered resolution 10 the sffeot
th.t any member Of the association esiring 10
hdr. Ys hi. should be permitted to
ityi when the meeting adjourned.
$50 pr4.r ..r- -. ..
SERIOUS AccIDENr.--This morning, about
1ine O'clock, little boy, whose mother has a
stsnd at the Northern Liberty market, was play.
ipE near some horses which were very viciou A
but, missing II, the stone struck the boy on tbe
skullt tnhtctink severe gash and rendering him
senseless. He was taken 10 the apotheoary store
Of MT. stone, corner Of Seventh and L streets,
'vhs" medi'si aid was promptly given.
THIRD WARD Mnurlso.-The citizens of the
Third ward held smother meeting on saturday
night In relation TO the draft A full attendance
wa not secured, and no important business was,
thsrefore, transacted. Mes,rs. Fechtig, wivei and
Wells were appointed additional members OF the
Teasiness COMMITTEES, The nesting then adjourned
iN - ~ '...
"A RssuB Recommendations = ur,,
20. lstn Mississippi volur.,.r was S,onsht ~
nom Sty Point % ,,,r1soner OF war, and eo ny
mitted TO the Gu capitol. ISM" YUM
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OFFICE UNION PACIFIC X. II. CO.,
~ No. 10 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YoRE,r se D.
TENDER I'd, I86I.-Tno Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF this Company will be held on the
frat MONDAY Of OetobsI, d the hee OF the Com.
pAny, No, ~ william gtfpSh HST S6thI: kf II
O'clock, M, fer the TRANSACTION " tpeh BSisinsII
v. PoOR, Secretary. stTgtd
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NOW ADY:
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
THE GREAT REBELLION,
FnoA NOVEMBER Q, 1890, TO July T. 1854;
Including u classified summary OF the legislation
Of the Second Session OF the Thirty-siXth Con-
Ereas, the Three Sessions OF the Thirty-seventh
Congress, the First session of the Thifty-eighth
Congress- with the votes thereon, and the mpo rt-
ant EXECUTIVE, Judicial, aud POlitico- mi litAry
Facts OF that eyentful periodj together with the
Organization, legislation, and general proceedings
ofthe Rebel Naturalization, by
Hon. EDWARD McPHERsoN,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives OF the Uni
ted States.
The work contains MAGAZINE or FACTS, ar
ranged In logioA order, or grouped In natural
harmony, constituting most valuable oortribu-
ton to the Historical Literature Of the country.
In all the votes, parties are classified.
The Indsp 10 thorough, both as 10 Names and sub.
ises, giving the reader enhIe command Of the con.
tents.
cas- PIP, syo., law, sheepj price S4i free by mail.
PHILIP Il 'soLoMoNS, rn6lishefs,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
beIatuthsaW 1aa Penn. avenue,
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WAR P0W RS
uHDEh THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
WILLIAM WHITING.
8yo. PRICE e2.6o. Iea0 cost
lRP Ms COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY-To WIT;
BEPTEMBER8 1884,
In the ease OF Honoris Baldwin, Administra N
OF MiohGel Baldwin, deceased, the administratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the Or.
phana' Court Of Washington county aforesaid, an
pointed Tuesday, the 21th day OF September next
Tor the anal settlement aud distribution OF the
personal estate Of the said deceased, aud Of the
assets In hand, - far ~ the same have be en- COL
leotsd and turned into money! when and where all
TO attend, lat the OrphAnS' Court OF WASHINGTON
county GforesAid,l with their claims pTopeTly
vOuehed, or they may otherwise b. Lag h AZ.
Sludsd from all benefit In said deeeasedS eSts&e
provided copy OF this order be published onob 4
week for three weekT in the National KeDtlbiican
Iovious to the. said 9th day ofIseptember, Is6iI
Issi. 2 g. RqpPIas, Register o. wins,
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LOCAL NEWS.

FouRThWARD DEAyr MHETNa.-Tne cIti..r.
9. me Fourth wSrd held another meei!nr on s.s1'
&c ca,h S t1c,S ~ Li S Prs,,disg.
T,s'dsy GIT Sept; no. so"I weduesas, 1 n,ss ~
rs% P%is osTsep,. s y, On . .ssor
siloi Enton, Janitor, %. .se9i rssgpinnS,
Mr. %si,srs or S%T rssra ps' ns ysOe ssps 81
recruiting, $780, Mr. CT q, st6o Mr.. Chauneey,
@ D" SENT th 81 on sscssd ,sr sys 5ssi
Ioai. % Fso i,6 RS ,; e s, q 3
iSr f SSny"' I'm Mr. w sISGSr
Dom ~, $500; A. Bogus, for recruit, $500; A. II
an an s. sSSos re-, IstoO Total s',s7O nal
.ts,e@:nt. esonsrs,ips sSiutant Yoass of thai hal
Previous occss'on e. the eifee. that the Adjutsp,
Saested the Fourth ward out Of recruit which
IN motion Of Mr.. Chsnnssy,it wssresoIyed TO
publish the 'tatement In the . ~ papers. va
policeman FRAZIER stated that the Fourth ward
iurd OF the ward. ..' ". H. -
In motion, II was t.'r
The draft, should be equally divided among those
Tho meet ns then adjourned thu Tuesday nex,
SIXTH WARD DRAFT AssooIATIoN.-At ths
siA'h sa,d meedng on Saturday evening MI Dial.
to h ID the full snrolmsnt list for Inspection, and
dsriug q vote OF IhAnks to Cap. Putnam for III.
Kindness In Abording every Opportunity to the
GO mittee for obtaining all inform Atioa of in
teest to the citizens Of the ward In relation TO the
draiti which wac unanimously adopted.
Mr. Marohe made 4 statement that he accident ly
happened 70 represent the ward at the joint meet.
inR at the CITY Hall, on last Friday evening, and
that the moht important action TAKEN was the
edoptinn OF resolution that not more than 1900
would DO paid for any recruit. After considerable
co Hrrsation, It was determined to publish no.
u' q ior tu'l m'eung Of the citizens generally
on Monday evening, 10 make arrangements tO nj
whatever deficiency may remain.
~. j. MaCathron was appointed treasurer,
Ndac lection was taken up TO defrsy the oJn-
IL gent expenses.
adjourned till Monday.
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