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Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03
DIED,

At Snring Hill. on the 9Th of last month.
Ass. NIsErrE. daughter Of John =. and Nan
ME Turner, aged one y-,r and seven months.
The friends of H.. sffli cted parents symns-
thize deeply with them in this sorrow which
has darkeheG their household Let them take
comfort. -bsn their natural tears are shed.
u Is only the dead who never chsugs. This
little one will hloom forever in the bosom Of
our Universal Father. and her image will r..
main while life sniaves, embalm-d in m.
memory Of parents and friends. q thing Of pe-
rennial beauty, innoosnes and youth.
''Tis better 70 have loved aud lost. as'
Than never 10 have loved as all"
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

Ray We have heretofore said that the Feje-
1ai programme is not to receive the negro
amongst them as equal. nor in fact 70 he
troubled with him at all, hut to degrade the
white man of the South t, the level Of the
fIee negro Here is Mr. Lanes plan of get
ting him quartered well out Of the way in the
South OF course the white men Of the Sec
ton proposed, must move away o. affiliate.
Other portions of the South will be carved out
Tor them AS their numbers Increase:
''PART OF Texas FOR AFRIcANs.--In the
Senate on Tuesday. MIR. Lane of Kansas. in +.
tr"duced bill setting apart public lands in
Texas for the free people Of color in the United
Sistes. 1he lands proposed begin at point
where the Colorado empties into the Gulf of
Mexico thence northward with that river to
the point where it crosses the 99th mere liam
OF wfst longitude from Grccnwich; thence
West southwest in line direct from said
point OF Juncture to the southeast corner of
the Territory Uf New Mexico; thence with the
South line of said Territory to the Rio Granje
del Norte; thence with the Rio Grande south
ward to the Gulf Of Mexico: thence With the
coast # the Gulf eastwardly to the place Of
beginning. The appropriations for coloniza-
tion pu. poses are to be placed in the hands Of
the President, to enable him to carry out this
law" -iiY
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03
IehicdrE~i:c States TaN--yotfcc
do kaN-PayerS.

Il ~ 4 ff-linDNS liable 10 Taxation ant-r In,
Pt"Ni>'2a-ei The iav ofCongrasS approved
.Affi Zi!a- 1850. are hereby notified tn com.
Ioi"aId al the times and places hereinafter Nor
uoae'l ard nie proper lists or all property sui
ieI' 10 iaxatoi. . that The same NAV be prop-
e'ly assess d. All professional mra. merchant
~ Gu illcs ana Others will be required to fur,is:
'h1 u mtrslsied with lists OF the amounts Of mo-
ny. notes aId other or dts on which the inter
go Iis not b.en nd. on hand or on deposit on
.ie 1T of July 1858, all incomes profits in rn,
business Of every description AMI all produce
q isrms and plantations which lists must b..
worn e by the parties making The same. IA
correct list OF ali notes and credits will BE- Re-
1uIed. exhibiting names, dates aud amounts.l
will attend at
:, bois Arc Township. a, Fulton. on Monday,
+ b. S.h:
= sallne Township, st Columbus, on Monday.
February 18th:
Mine Greek Township, at Nashville, on Mon
day. Feb. 22d:
ozan Township. at Washington, on Noad.y.
Feb. 29th. 1864
only that part of Osan Township IL incinded
ying west Of north and south line passing the
eAs' boundary ofthe town Of Washington
All persons are required to give prompt st.
'snuon to this notice, a. am positively instruct
60 to enforce the penalty Of DoUBEE TAXATION
In all cases Of neglect or refusal
]. r. GRATFOT.
lssessor Cssfsdsysn Tag,
L-5w HemPstsod Tosnfy. ArI-
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03
HEAD QEs. TR,vs-MISs. nErr

HEAD QGS. TRtNS-MISS. BEPT..t
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. u, 1864.
f7rl-arf
SPECIAL ORDERS No. II.
XII II accn-,l1nce with Instructions from
the War Department II Richmond. Va. tb.
following nsme oTicer< win rriain their cam
manis East of the Nississirpi with.ut IrIsy:
Fl Lieut. wm. wilkins. Co r. p Ark. Vols.
Capt w. E. Johnson. Co D. - f-
p Lieut ~ W. Williams. GO X.
81 Lieut. j. q. Anderson. ca. G.
lst Ii-ut Jacob Foster, c.. 4. 18th Ark Vols.
Cart w ". Thoap.an. @. ID,
Capt .. ". Jackson q. C9.
? Lieut. ". w~~irir-ta7. ~. r.
81 Li"ni -. H-Lirv. to q.
Cart n. - T"i'r-. O. II.
~ Lieut. W. r. Fergn-on. Co. 7.
Nfjnr 3. McCn'inrh. 4,h Ark.
II LirHt ". J. Couchr-n. CO. IT.
p Lieut. J. y. Eikin-. Co c,
Isl Lieut. :. Mclaughlin, Co. 4. Battalion.
II Lient J. TT. D,is
- Li-nt '. II. Tenisnn. CO G.
= i.'ent John =. Hill. ca. G. lSt Ark.
II Lien; T. J Yarirnarh. c.. ID.
1T Lent w. Ws~son o. r..
~ ii-ut J,.. " lr-r. @. r. .. =.
~ Lieut. W. u. Kittie. t,a. r. :. :.
81 Li-uf II. y. Baldwin. Co. r. .s =.
n Lienf p. J. Iieneiail O. :. :.
"a Lieut. ShII- J. ncG1fsin. Co F..
rrpt D. W Clark. Co A. 3Ist Ark ..
Capt J. Jncov,y. Co K q.
Lent J. G. Iolien. CO. A. :.
:! Lieut. Chs Sims. c.. T., :.
BY coSimanlo of
Lieut. Gen. r. krRRY sMIrH.
s 3. ANDERSON,
Asst Ait General.
80 .. lSbf- 2-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

TBE CRIsIs.-Tkere never assembled per
hap III 'h. history of the word y dCiibcraiiye
body. upon whose scti-u hun z rrcro inctscrr-
tcus events. than depend upon the Congress
of the C"nf-d States for tha nest
few months The time of great rnnher af
our so diers will expire with the three wears
q ey have been in service. Spne prov-~ion
must he made -fcr sustaining the financial d.
psrtm-nf of the Govern; ;ncr,; AMI for arming
feeding aud clio bing the armies in t'e field.
We appreciate the anxiety, aud heavy sense
OF responsibility whci NJ louit rest upnn
the minds 4 tAe ihggr>, Hca.ocV of ca, lul
have the fullest c'"h,lrnce that they W. wen
Us the Presi lett, will act earp"s.ly ana pltrI-
otIc,lly, IN view Of The iucalculable evils which
msy attend any material error Of policy.
Men, cho=rn fron amongst the people, and
whose interests are identified with them,
plsced in this position, cal FOR tie deepest
sympathy and most hearty support. We have
not the heart to crticiSe. or csvil Mt their nc
ton. Upon their shoulders is thrown ts
burthen OF the coun:ry's fate. They nre l.,
human, and may err in judgment. But the
stand in the best position for Ii, ht, and their
joint decision is more apt to b. correct thar
the private opinion of any citiz n. far removed;
from center- of intelligence TheIefore il
is that we will ourselves sustain 10 the utmost
Of cur ability, oil or any laws that may be
Pns-eu -uhtii usclced UNCONSTITUTIONAL. we
ths not censure motives, nor critieise poll
cies. The country is in the hands Of Con-
gress. Let those who can do so with pure
intention, aud without m"ckery, send VI
prayers to the Almighty to Undue them with
wisdom. as is done weekly in our churches
AZ we believe our cause to ue just, We believe
the prayers will be answered
But let u- have no discussions at home NJ
ter peace Will be time enough. Let u all
move with one heart aud spirit and with sac
rifice of self to adopt ,and carry out any pan
which the wisdcm of Congress may adopt tO
save our countr,. a house divided against
itself cannot stand" Unity and concord nre
ipyiucible
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03
Hs.pauARrEns TRAys-Mrss. DEPr.

Shreveport. L.. Jan. ii, 1864
GENERAL ORDERS No. ?.
THE attention of the Department Cnmmsni-
Il ar has 54rE call-l 10 thc number of desert
-r-. who are reported 10 ~ crossing th- Mis-
-i~-ipfi into tiii- Department TAey are ap-
p-alci e.. 10 return ~ Ihsir commands with
out he.ay.
District ;'omIn lniers and Elralling Ohc.rs
will take steps 10 arTes; a-d send to their
commands all officers ani men who hav. CON.
irtc. ami remained in. Ihs D-pariInesit wi,hon.
is~ful military authority since the fall Of
Vick-curg.
by eyga.nanl ~
Lieut. Gen. z. KI.Br Ssrrn.
5. =. ANDERSON,
2-9w Asst Adj't General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

~ The infamous Mcneil. who il win h.
remembered murdered ten Cnnfeierates i'm
Missouri. has published an order that he will
hang rebel prisoner each time his telegraph
wires are cut by the enemy.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

~ The Federal General Corcoran has
been accidentally killed BY ths fall Of his
horse.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

- .~s '-s. o"gageu su snc -cxpcu..
tlon, including Lieut.. Blassil, Of the Gun.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

CeRREerIoN.--A sentence in cur-last issue
has BEEN misconstrued to mean that no one in
Little Rock exhibited sympathy for younr ,
Dodd. nor asked for commu,ation of his SEM
tence. That is wrong. We said 40 ona Of
Ger, Steers iriends-the Feierals
The nost earnest appeals were made to the
hum anity of Gen Steele by the citizens, esps
Ella iiy the women, but without effect. The
p5un6 >of flesh was taken.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

1.vrtuefn and southern sccoun.s from
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

n
NV PaPER.-Fishback hns got lis pnper
>>rcirg at Lirtie Reck. He calls il the ,.Uneor-
Nhi"nai unioL. 1t is out and out for full
anu inmed ate emancipation, and in support
OF all the proclamations of Lincoln II. r. nre
sents the sharp and decisive policy for Ark.
ansas. Meador the cOnci,iatory We h.v,
received the first humber. dated the 23l AMI
also the National Democrat of the ssm. date
Those papers are already ut logcerheads The
brethren at the capital are not ,igeilioo IN
E.ther in unity. tif the two we think F,>b.
back nearest right fer Fsdernls, aud between
them hurrah FOR him. He is ut least crn-is
tent IN his submission to slavery. Mcatur
wants to be freeman and Federal both
-
scHLEsswIG AND HcLsrrrx-Tle affairs of
these two lIttis German du.chies sre now ex
citing much iuie.e est. and mag soon inyoly..
Europe In = general war. This nav atfac,
our fortunes also in some way or other, and
We cannot be altogether Indifferent to the pro
gress of events. Ii is called the Schles.wir-
no stein question-pronounced nearly cuou I'll
in our language as; if written Sic,e rig Hole
stme.
Some time ago the great powers os EuroDe.
france, England, Pru. sia AMI some others. met
together 10 settle the svrres ssion 20 tie gt,r-
efnIbent CT these tw. dutchies aud arr,r /
smn' ct themselves that il >hau!I b.. vr.t.l
IN The King OF Denmark, who $ entitled 10
II, AMI 20 after his death with the crown H.
bas rec.ntiy died. By some difference in ya.
laws oF escent in the dutchies, the suggestion
10 'hem rests IN dif rent person from the
successor to the cgown OF Denmark The
people of the dutchies claim ih4t The r,rat
powers hai no right to a'iach their succession
to that OF the crown oi Denmark, aud wish No
have the luke OF Augustenburg. who j. tii-
legitimate successor according IN their laws.
THIS ciaim Is supporteh.hy s.m. o: the German
powors France. England, Russia, nor prns-
STA, seem 10 have tlkrr sides, AMI much
anxiety is felt for the result.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

Iion-the extent and
k1 -1l ro.c.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

Lieut. Gen. F. kiRRY SMITH,
s 3. ANDERSON,
Feb. ;. 1864. 50.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03

gis1H ior .o-ss# app seavas.va s.,.
IA any jail 80 thai may get thAp. 49, l pi
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-03
Hr.porsrrns TKAss-NIss. DrPr. ,

Z. FERcu-os. Auciioneer. civ
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Polio. 1EsS1-Hxvsfs ssassa-r. Dssvn.
Sees-d Assaas-WA 1sasssv. a..ll.s
GaPasi S1s11.ese. JaG Oelok 6lssrdcfiy;
elSo w. 4AakVslL o. Q.
Msrd fvscac~Jase6 EoWasdL AIsefderlZ;
III 40 SteWaeA, 0RUWhe st0eesi %. T.
MoCallM threats; Gio0toG AAefvW Uerk-
ley, selling tluol . selais.siAe. AZ. se,iing
liquor - selAtsla A1.n10e1 AleA ceiling
without nesass; S1oVel. o.. 0egAa.s selling
liquor - aoldtrs; aills0e4. Jes. Haroan-
Esut, do; - Ali9 ssl1hE yises:s h Mn,si
gawary, n.hi.s sa.asN dis.i.e:1 .s Harriet re
dismissed. jas. Bowman. d.; -. Jehn Bar
tret, do; military. de-. fks0psA. dol $24i.
SEA r,sssa.-JGaS Isssu. aru.k and dis
orderly; @. Richard JA1oas swtAdliAg for
hearine West Adams, vfSaataaE hack reguia-
tons; g. LawrssO DrswH. FuAai1g on sub
Te~1 Prseincs-MishaAl ssllivas, nutiny;
jail fer court. John Flynn, d.; dismissed.
John Sweeney. de-; 1all for court: Henry
Kraeke, assault and Sattsry; hail for peace:
James owens and q. =. Haynes, suspicion Of
violating military law - carrying persons out
Of the city; military. Jordan TAonaA drunk
and diSOrdorly; @.
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SPECIAL. NorIOEa.

Coaxs, Dunieas, InvsrSsl NaAe, - ether dis
orders 81 tie feet, when nsSIectSd inj!re the gen
st p % S.es
al .aIct:a WITH the.e tsEzi1ls .yils xe would re-
con1enA n early aeM g NhiesI once, No;
srfer torment from discfdsrsS fest when sure
remedy IL % neer at hand, and can be effected
viAsgt pain. Ole" sp@ h'ass'.-tosP m.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.: Georsesova.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsiopeer,.
NOTICE.-NA VALUABLE BUILDING Int m
NORTH X STREET, BETWEEN 20TH AMI

NORTH K STREET BETWEEN 20TH AND
DIST STREETS, AT PU BLIC AUCTION.
Will be sold at public auction on MONDAY the
18th dav of September next ensuing, at a, clock
on the premises. the following desirable piece or
street SO feet inches east Of its intersectie D
with 2lst street west, thence north 20 feet to An
alley, thence west 20 feet. thence south feet in
ches thence west ~ feet thence south 81 feet in
Ghes thence east 40 feet to the beginning. being
Lot No. .; In square No. rs, containing two thoa-
sand six hundred and eighty-fiye square feet, or
tbereahouts.
The title believed 10 he undoubted
Terms One hall cash; the balance in three ca Al
instruments, payable respectively in 6, and Il
be secured BY deed of trust on the premises.
BY order Of Trustees.
Eep6-d ] 70. McGUIRE n Co. Auets
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On the s4h instant, q .diy1hssis. NARY HAIR
RIBT, slAsA. cAQa Ct JaA1 y. ~ Aate Bah
days.
her pssI1s. q Harylsa6. essaas, SSsvssn 7th and
EN- - e.A: re a42zS e tAs h.i' sre re-
On ths9Sh Instant, DLAHOH1 IRENE, infant
dsugh1sr q CHARLES aaA AlH1Dte Weeysr.
The friends On thofaRiiy 0Eo aDvttea to attend
TIE The. iusss.i e .s.re.. ahss* ''dsck p n.
-. On !. sss .s,. ::::: S1i.s a'a sssd
The fs1s.as q sSsA9ny 70 i.ysssl e attend
205 Penn ayeAles On xk0I01ay afterno0n NJ
O'Clock. (NationA 1taS6s0a0G - Baltimore
Sun please COPY.
KATY LAwD0N, ~ - ysaes ~ sixteen
days. = --...-.gs.
at %o. fiss &c 49,. cs:.t east.
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Kxo,mas fUrHAx's) Han D1s.
NAev Obaes q Rex.

Boxes larger thaa Dyss Nat ~ for 81 Natural,
dwabts, Sssvstfss. Warranted - ylsass This ar.
uols has been HsrSlSAIy tssssi By Dr.. Chiffon,
Of New York. anA PrsGS. 1eS1h aaA Garrett, of
Philadelphia. whs pronounce e Rec frsm all poi
solsls ingredisnts, nd he Ax1eial cen posing II
will not in,urs The nest lslioa&s hair.
Sold By DfuEststs and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere,
JoHN J. KHoans eels Pro prietor,
lo3 Chestnut Street,
H0AAsiphia, Pc.
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RYJ.C. Meg UIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF FOURTEEN DESIRA-
BILE PULLING LOTS ON 18th The STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September Is. at
q. O'Clock on the premises shall sell fourteen
desirable Building Lots, in subdivision of Square
No. l79 fro nting about 70 feet each 10th streets
west, between and r streets north, and running
back lI0 feet to public alley.
These lots are finely located, on high ground.
and within short distance of the l4th street pas
senger railroad.
Terms One-third in cash; the remainder in 8
and IL months, with interest secured By deed Of
trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
payment of S25 on each lot viii be required &C
JOHN B. TrRTON, Executor.
sep6d J,C. MCGUIRE Il CO., AHcts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsINlNrs TONIGHT.

yARIRTIEs.-Fitz Simmons' new sensation
drama. "The Seventh street DressmaAei, OF
he Union Martyr Girl, takes wei. Az ieaN
his IL indicated by the large houses nsauy IA
attendance. The play IL local one, ano All
who delight in 'ssensahon" shouid SEQ ". BE-
,ides the play there In q good concert nall Dill.
OAHTRRBURY.-Millie and CLARA Fowler and
ne rest of MIR. Lea's New Orleans company,
-. acludiug DelehaaU and Ward, the clog dan
.,srs elicit much APPLAUSE nightly. The Fow.
,sr sisters have appeared hero before, aud
have always given much satisfaction. The
rest Of the company are good, and the bill for
tonight is decidedly tractive.
growers THRATRR.-"TheS School for Scan.
dial" is announced for might. Mr.. VIM. War
rem appears as I" Sir Peter Teazle," Mr.. Chas.
Barron as "Chsrles Surface Miss Josephine
Orton as "Lady Teazle," and Miss Emily M es-
layer as " Mrs. Candor," and they will be sus.
tanned by good company The play is an
old one, but always acceptable, and es pecially
will will Ii be SO in the hands OF the Warren
comecy combination
FoRDs THRAT1R.-Another big house last
nlgnt, and the Florences attractive as ever.
r. or 70. night " The Irish LioG," "The Young
Actress" and "The Happy Man" are an
nounced. good bill, deser wing OF q large an.
dience, which II will no doubt have; for IL
must be admitted that there are no better
Irish comedians on the stage than the Floren-
ces.
PIC.NIos-At Beckert's Garden the Jour-
neymen Bakers give pfc-n this afternoon
and evening, and at Washington Park the
Journeymen Plasterers do likewise. Either
will be worth attending.
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pYJ, c, MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctiopser,.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH BE BE

yALCABLH Bull DING LOT ON NORTH l. Be
,a TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.-l
next, 1861 shall sell. in front Of the premises NJ
clock p. m, by. virtue of decree OF the of-
led and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia or the 18th day of May 1871,
the following described handsome build 'ns lot,
viz: 4, ,5 o..
40 feet5 inches on north !, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back with side alley to a
3D feet alley 142 feet7 inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in sir months, the
nurchnser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
to the satisfsction of the Guardian.
All conveyancine, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser.
Title perfect. IVY
s.psd J &C. Meg & CO., Aucts.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
LARGE I L9 9T s on Hr STREET r EsT. BETWEEN
ON tn URSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept ), at 5
O'Clock. on the premises we shall sell desirable
LOT, fronting 80 feet on street north, between
to q 80 foot alley improved by. desirable three
story Brick Dwelling House. with back building,
No. $40. containing in all eleven rooms, with
frame stable on the rear Of the lot.
Terms: one third in cash. the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser.
j G.. Meg UIKE u CU. AuclS.
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au 3I-eoly

"A sLIaHf COLD :" OoysHs.-ysw are aware OF
81 r. ss:s :..s: sa. .liss i he
chs" Eiys sure and almost i.nsaiats relief. Mil
they can be carried In the pocket and taken as
occasion requires. al D. I'm
Do You cslsr yeur wAiaksEs aqA Msustachei II
~, use the "JaDaAese HAlr DtAfA." Ne hair dye
r celsrs . natural black sr brown; o,ly 80 cents
q box. j. O, FORD,
a soSm 0@o "a aySnaA. 0AaA Az
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Y BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.

DY DOTELER K WILSON, AuctiOneers
OFFICE e. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION,
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 8, lS64.i
On SATURDAY, October lst, commenting at
BILE will be sold at public auction, the grounds
north of the United States Capitol
Zoe blocks Tennessee Marble.
loo feet lcubic) of remnants 40.
II pieces Potomac Marble.
600 cubic feet Vermont Green Serpentlne.
SCOlumn Shafts do
20O cubic feet remnants italian Marble.
At the same time will be sold large lot of
Doors. shutters, and Building Materials, OF va
rious kinds.
CLEMENT L. WEST.
sep 6dtd General Superintendent.
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by JAS. C., MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

TWEEN 10TH AN 2OTH STREETS WKST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 18th. az G
O'CLOCK; on the premises W virtue OF a decree Of
by the Supreme Court July 5th 1854. l shsu sell
part Of Lot No q in Square No. IT, fro ntin abeat
streets audi RAINING back 81 feet ~. inches. TO-,
Rether with the i'm onsi pg Ola two
four Tooms. tIEsge - .a-s=
Terms cash. - yrrET-- -. 800 l.r
-- 49, S's,'s- M r. NORRIS, Guard ian;
sep tecd - j. o. MCGUIRE CV'. Aae"'
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTERT
STORES, BUGGIES, &C., &c.
ca,fOy,,t,,nn,tr,s Office, DEPOT of Washingto~,(
C"e| Senfamhar &

Cai Qssrtrma.tw' oFss' gsp1t Of ~ Ma,h',rsssto"
VIII be- sold at public auction. at Government
situated or the square between S, md
citv Of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, September
il, 1861, at IL o'clock .. m. a lot Of ouaFtermas-
Axes. Carpenters' Tools, Brushes. Brides, Nose
Bags, Buckets, Saddle Blankets. Stable Br0oms.
Portable FORCES. Grindstones, Blacksmiths' Tools,
Harness, Lanterns. Scrap Leather. Stove Pipe.
Rope, Stoves, Saddles Scales, Whips, Horse Shoes.
ana a lar ge lot of old Iron, &C., &C.
ALSO.
Will be sold on same day. at foot of Nineteenth
street, near Chess peake and Ohio Canal, immedi-
ately after the completion of the sale above re-
ferred TO n number of ..
Ambulsnccs, Buggies Carriages, Army Wagons.
Spring Wagons Carts, and Medical Wagons.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within five rs days from the date OF sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
Brigadier General and Chief Q uarter sster.
SEP 2 I2t Depot of Washin gton.
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SsSs@ass's 9th q u Rsst certain, safe and
:as ever d.os1.r.4 Ss T.. e four d is
and recent oasesi In twsntysfesf Asln Mem neral
Ne balsaA, No merel1y. Only - y4le e be taken.
tis =: ..isisrs hsLs. - ecc1 :. those Who "a.
female, e.
Sapsasias's Res 81 H. Jsfse.-1k eaitiys and
permanent care fer yA0s eaesfglA, Ulcers, Sores
Bold 81 q o. 1Ord. Doo a6xcGas0Rsnt. MI
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R. RAND,s HP1NHO.

DR. RAIDS Hf10fH0.
re eldest and nsst reliable medicine for the
cure Of epermatorhoa, Seminal weakness, Loss of
Power, 30. This medicine has stsed the test of
over thirty Year,, and has Iyays yrevs ID success
Dr.. Rand's kpsette II exhibited in the form of
pills, made mp entirely Of Substances thst have
specific effect upon the gsnsrauvs organs. Most
persons associate the idea Of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kiAd Of Ilns. The Specific
Of DR.. Rand Is net intended - IN seGexaf.ns nedi
cine. It's medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the I'm paired gsneraivs organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste. and many persons
nastioAte them with inpunity before swallowing
them; which plan We would always recommend, as
sording the spssdisst way - Est the saece of the
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or nix boxes fer 3. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agent, 4oy Chestnut street,
au 3I-eoly PhilAdeayhia Pa.
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JAMES G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

III 1dNEo =. N1CU O111H u W.. dUCIIUHttrb.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FOR
On fSESDAY 3FTERSooN, septembe be- ct 9Th, at
6o,clock, on the premises by, order Of the Vestry
Square No 276, fronting respectively on 18th and
18th SITS west and north R and s SITS ; the whole
subdivided into fifty tive fine building lots, each
with access to public alley
Plats may be obtained of the Auctioneers or on
the premises at the time of sale.
Terms One-third in cash: the remainder 6 and
y months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
Cost Of conveyances and stamps to be paid by the
purchaser.
au god JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of Indictment weather until FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, September 9th, at O'Clock.
sep7-d j. c. MCGUI CO., Aucts.
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NEW sroRsi

NV sssss ssv ,,.o,s,
Just recsi yed, m 0se1sseSeRy isscsiption
purchases, eVdeee&0y. - s.ss - lowest
give us call. - Z OO..
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