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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-12-14

The rebel Maj. Gen. Patrick r Cleburne,
Of Arkansas who was killed at the battle Of
Franklin, was born in Ireland, March II,
1928. He served three years in the British
4Ist Infantry, then purchased his discharge,
and at the age of 81 came to America. Hs
settled in Helena, Ark, studied law and was
successfully prosecuting his profession when
the rebellion broke out. He entered the
State service before the capture Of Fort Sims
ter, as a private, but was soon elected Colo
mel The State troops were presently trans
ferred to the Confederate States army. and
in this Cleburne was commissioned Briqadier
in March, 1862, and on the 18th of December
following, Major GeneiaL He participated
in the campaign of Sidney johnson, Bragg,
Joe Johnson, and Hood, and was especially
prominent in those since the battles of Stone
River. It was he who at RinggoId, checked
Hooler's victorious pursuit after Missionary
Ridge. His death will prove severe loss to
the rebels.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-21

fink & GbfobQl>.
"a @roe S @Ub
fremben un6 einbeimil6en
&if6rc II,
@einen II. @igarren,
1mpprtemre pp,, Gbeinpeimem.
Dritte Stra6e,
nabe Srpine's.9aae, Grlber Culver unb Sat-
ringtpn's @tcre).
ct. paul, ? : Mtnn.
@ir erbalten fortwabrsn 3uiensunstn BON
Wlttm &entudy
+ unb
9 3 . @bi6fep
aus eriter 9ano uno uer!aufen b~ieielben NIT &C.
ringem Yrpft, wo3u uniere nit zen Tabritauten
9%etrpTene Mbfunft unS in Stanb feet.
8eluneers baben mir bieles Sabr bel Der aus.
pabl unlsrs5 neuen Qagers in Nem.Nort Spra.
9etraeen, ms gu perleben nit oen teIten W.!ifeln
BON
Branpie5
Gins
Maoeira
Sberrp
port ..
Wusfat unb
5.i.@ Gatamba = Wetn.n.
E1nler 9aser an Gigarren batleines Olei.
den niht an 9ualitGt, uno bas u1tbeilner bs(ten
Renner ,piro o;sles a!s Ibatiade fe1lelsn.
8ir bateu unierer Notwithstanding neus
gsrbeNcruuseu biuSnsefast unb MAIDEN urs an.
bei}bi1, bsh sir einen 10 5uten Nrtifel prn rlcti-
dcirtem MsbiateY gum 8erfauf babeii. sI etnsm
niebrigern Yreiie Tim gerbattn,B gum Nlfobolee-
bal) ais ;r9enb Elm @e|t6ft in Der Staet, {.
Dies tmpprtirt. lH& " j.
{ @Desslei9sn limb mir perieben NIT .lz.
d9tem S@neisertdle
bolldnpi1beu 6dringen,
Spielfarten unb
MeGtem @Damp09n0,
Man uterseuse I9 ielbli BON Der 8or3aslidfei,
unieres ea0srs ourG eisere prufuna. d.
Ser GARNER @tpre
SO M. 6Iitibf a.
Carver, Carver County, Minn.,
; i'm rp!ale BON 6eins 6arpmarez@ torc
;,tbdtt cine Musmabl pom
Glen ,Baaren, @6uben unb
Stiefeln, ...a
MrppiHunen. @bi8fp &c. &c.
NQes tupblfeil unb pom better Aualitdt. Rummt
arb prifet. i9r pereet mpbl bebient perben.
b 49, Die bD1,ten Wreile rerten te3ablt fur
Ga;sen. Gerfte unb 3afer.
ees NJ m. @itfha (.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-21

vMtnn ib uielen Breunpen Wtibe unp
ciia: 2duiduna ibrer 6pFnuuaen perur,
iadt babe, IL bite i6 UNI Nerjeibuna.
ober i1 tann fsinen lntetlhiep MAIDEN
swildm Srlen, Die i6 3u beluden per>
mSdte, unp swilden lolden, no mir tieie6
ni&t mebr mIali@ mare, unp te6balb
biste id s%crldufis meinen Dant unp lnein
Qebepcbl.
rDph bore ih, pieuei1t in nidt ferner
3eit gu meinen Breunpcn 1T Gnelanp al
ben bduslihen 6cero s%uriid;utebren unp
Aeaen has bo6berSise Splt piele6 Yanres
einiAe meiuer Standardization Al lIien.
pic ib jebt III erfiusn mid unflbis flble.
g. @aribalci,"
utter @aribalpi beibt e6 am
SvIui1e elmer Gorrtlppneeus an bic q. y.
Tritune:
v9o0sn Sic mid nod ein @ort iiter
bic YetlInliGteit @aritalot's 1asen. St<
9lei9 III NiMa aebrren, unterlieat es tel.
nem 3weifel, pas Die itdrt0e Nrer leineS
8luteS 9ermanil6 1T. Das @ort @as
ritalpi bei5t 10 piel wie u&Ibn i'm &rteg."
Da5 critic WNi Gar lit cas- l110lhe
@ar uno has frdnfil1e @uerre unp be-
reutete eiuaentlih Speer. German beiet
eieentlid Speermann balo 1T bold uno
fnpct ii6 nod I'M Dsutlden in cem rerz
I; certten @ort 0erbelt. Gs 9ab int IS,
? Sabrbuncert sinen tayril1en 9erSoa
@aritolo ; BON ia 0elanste Der Same
; lei9t nit rem teuton,iden 8lut mad BEL
!, Qvmtarpet. General @aritalri's blon:
hes 6aar, fem tlcneer Bayt unp leia'
tlautn Ausen tennseidnen Jpn ou6erpen
ais 0elmauen. Gr 1T cine isbr ecls
, be3aubetnre perlDnlihfeit> Der 25we UNI
2 pas 2amm wsehlsln lelt1an, in Gem Nns.
rrud leiue5 @elibtcs, isiner Stimme UNI
n leiner Manieren."
: Dasu bemerft Der Wefer:
h uDies AGes m'lpridt ~ 3iemli@ ben
II Mus;ua aus elmer ital:enil1snB iparapbit
: rie mir i9on ror Sabren in pcm Courie
: DIES Etats Unis Don Newzyorf 0eleie'
babsn. Der bayrilte 5sr;os6lobn ga
n ritalo beitatbete rarna& Die Spdts
8 Gbeceplinpe, mir wiI1en niht mebr, mel
, dies 2ombaroentJniss uno wuree oe
S1iiter ter Tamilie @oritalpt. Do
e eermanil1e 8lut 0aribaloi'6 muroe abe
8 lpdter nod einmol onf0efri|1t pu1@ &c
8 @ater recr @robpater relielten, welhs
Nr;t bel benz abenteucrliden &6ni3 %
l. Gorliea, 9beecor pom Neultof, wor, I'm
8 bic EoGter pieics reutl1en Goelmonns
- bent ct 9rcbe 1tenlte a~eleifet botte. ~
= Trau erbtelt. Gin Spbn pieies Neubo
8 furirte gu Gnce Der swansiaer orer An
n, fang Der preibi9er SABRE IN 0!eeen, N
IT ct ld zines Gaae5 - aus Gerotub lib
e co5 yerlo1ene &Iuiereib itines &ats,'
n ME man la9te- cine &u9sl purd &c
,e &ppf jaste."
IL Cine neue Gttoedun9, weld
m10liderpeile cine tptale umrpdl;un9 Il
papierseidaft serurladen miro 1T /
& Grantrei@ 9emadt wurcen. Dian fabr
It ;irt ndmlid jeyt rort ausseseidnete5 p1
ie pier au9 Gihen : BclpuuB< Tidtsn IN
er &oitanien> 6ol5 uno oerlbiecensn YFar
Sen pbne eire 6in;utDaten pen 2un,pe,
Die p%apierpreils, pie jsBt cine enorn
l. *65be erreidt baben> Diirren racurb II,
It so big 80 Vrpsent repucirt perren. .
i. sur prufuns opr1elcaten proten ce5 neu
l. en- Gatrifats erreeten allsemeine Nufner|
l. ilmfeit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-21
Gr te H@
Nufipmnl>S q u {
sg Don st. Aaul. sl &s
Capital $4,000.
Beamte her Banf

Beamte her 8anf:
S. s. Gbpmplon, YraIcent.
s. q. 5arrilon, @i;ezprsisoent.
s 30 mp n, l.. Galier.
Carl Sbeffer, 2. GalTsr.
Dtrectpreu. r-.
4.M.9arrilpn. $. Gbpmplen. So. 5ars;lon
j.@. Surtan!. Carl 5dsTer. Sc. 5yump on
Carl g 9effer, Gallsr Der obisenB anf,
btttst feline csutlteu Breunre unp cbas WeldGft-
I'M Nusemeinsn um e~eneisten Gu
lprud'. Medlal in telisbiaeu Summau aaf
2auptltdete Nmerifa's, gnelanoa, Srlanr
nne Sde'tlanp, 6ran!reid, 0%eutidtanb une ter
SSdrs'5 llne bei nns au batcn; stenlo pa7asier.
Sge'ne uesr 8remen, Samturs uuo 0iperppul.
ct. paul, %. Jebr. 1864. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-21
8eretni0te @taoten
1910 qon1s,
Grfte Mationa1.8 anf Don st. %au1.

Grfte Mational.8 anf Don st. Nau1.
Strait @utcritdt tes T%inansminifher5 nimmt
bicie Banf @utleriptionen an fir t-a
Sereini1te gtaaten=8
a%utcrilirt purd cine Nete pom 3. Mir3 1864,
eatht /. Mars 1864 , einl0ebor nad benz @:-
fallen Der &ssierune nab ssbn Sabreu, une
aablbar o:ersig Sabte, mad rem Iatun1. Die1e
Bpnts traeen funf Yrossnt 3inlen yer Sabs
uno fno biz s3inlen auf ale 8unes nitt uter
einbunesrt Gp0ars jdbrliU %aabibar, auf ats
ancern Yetraee baltjabrli4, in Sob.
llnter}drelter erta!ten nod gSunlG ertpeter
r%eailtrirte peer Coupon. Yonbs, unp mi1en au.
ldBlid) su bent 5aup:tstra9 ees YcneS bic prm
/. Mar5 All bis gum Sage ser Sutlciirtipn al.
eeuadisnen Snters6rn in @oIo cher in Ser.
Staatsn @dabuotsn pesr in Noteu ber Natio.
nai=Santen eini9lieblid "tiufsie Yrcssnt fir
prdm,um bis auf peitsrt NaGridt sablen.
ginlsnbuneeu fir @utlcrirticnrn fDnneu nit
tsrMmsriean- Grpreb @cmpa9n;s t~p(sni,ei enuns
ge|Gidt wcreen. -..
SO. 29S. s. 6. 9bcmpIon, Vrd]ocnt.
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@eibdfts=G

unb Triebrih8
MAIDEN BEN gssbrten neutlden putIitam bie.mit
bic erssbsnite An3siss. raB lie einen
9rm0> 1cl6 @r1ceric<5 epre
IN Senbcripu
erSTnet Mnb f4 nit Allen per1sbsn bab:u. mas
in cine Suteinseri9tete Npotbefe uub @rocerie oe.
bDrt.
Das beutide yuelifum in 5enberlon untlm.
9seenb beloneers piro barauf aufmerfiam ae.
n1adt. bag
ale Nrten Meoicinen
III taben lnb une eielelben BON 5errn Jrieb.
rios 8. e.nen1 IN Deut|dlano sriublid aeltrnten
nut sepruften Aputbeter, 3ubereitet pereen,
allie IS aareu
wercsn ais gut uno frilh s%arantirt une 70 b;Qio
p%erfautt. mic in ir9eno eiaem aneeru 5trre.
I'm sentisten 3uiprud bitten
Bud & Triebri&S.
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BE aSntsretqe
Nreuben, @lrttembera, 81
9dtnoter unb &dhfen.
fir bic @robberscstbamer
Olbenbure. SefIen unb Sat
fdr has 5erjc9tbum Ma6a,
f1rbas 2urf1rfentbu s
unp bic frete Stabt Grantfurt a
DIR t1ute15ei@uete If ieteu Sag ,pGl-
0e(@6ftefunbeu ~ fnteu In feintr 81
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a si4 q 8. 4.s>a g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-05-21

0unee6ratb Zen fbma9mUtbioen 8ez
l@luB Bsfatt, has MuSmeiiuno6cetvt
ae8en Maastnt in Gol;ue Su itBen, aus
eem @runre. neil eerlelbe iunef pae
0altre@t mebrmalS perleBt babe"
Den nerlaiecenen @antcnereeierunaen
1T Der 8efebl iuaeeaneen, MaMini nidt
mebr auf tbrem @ebiet su puleeu. ueb>
riDens mire rer eroBe italirnil6e Maita<
tor, esr bstanntlid 9eaenmdrtis mieper
IN England it, idon Minel unp @eae
rneen. UNI fi4 trpB tes bunpesrdtblis
&en NerbotsS auf i6weiseril9em Bopen
a%uf;ubaltet1> falls er IS fir n5tbie balt.:
Mb14iepSworte @aribal.
bis a bic en9liI9e Nation.
- Gol9ence Mbidiepe> NrreGe bat Gar,
ibalei Dor leiner Atreile an bic enoliide
Nation Qeribtet:
nDer en8liiben Station unp ibrer Ne<
9terun8 fa0e i6 meinen ber;liden Donf
16r pte Aufnabu,e, bic i9 in pielem .freien
Sano 9efuncen babe. Sd fam mr.
iprtnBli9 in Der 2lblidt bierber, penlelben
tlr tbte Sympatbie fir mid unp fir u,ei,,
Vaterlanp au oonfen, unp pieler meiu erz
Tier i3ptd 1T erreidt. SD babe ae,punldt,
mid nneine1 en9lilden Greunben Qon,
CUR Gerfd8unB iu 1euen unb ieben Sri
3u belnden, neiien 8elu@ lie MIR ale
wlnldsnepertb nenren m6@ten ober i'd
tsnoe, oae i9 jeBt alIe biele 8erpRi@tunz
gen u'elnss bsr3ens ni9t erfllleu tauu.
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Stfen, Ble6maQre1, 9crt>
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Mit teicnte1er Sorsfalt nirb tos Iottsdsu,
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ctafob @eifbroo. Gie,atbimer.
/ @tin ausSGeidnetes @ebr1u BON grSbtent "a.
ger in Minona uno BEN iubliden 9iuuelela ia
bietuit bsltsns tupfeblen.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19
JED,

On tte morning OF the 18th inst, Mrs. ELL,N0R
AIMEE, in the 5th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place to morrow tWedpss-
day., at 10 o'clock am from the residence OF her
son in-law,J G Matlock No. 81 3 I, bet. 9th and
nh streets. TIE friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
On tie right Of the 18th instant, at 9 O'Clock,
MARY FRANCIS WATERS, ssed Is years ,dsush.
ter nf esmuel and Ellis Waters, after . short but
Tie relatives and friends Of the family arc in.
ytied to attend her funeral which viii take place
IRON her residence, No. 239 First street, bet j
ana Z. At O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
" fe morn NJ Of the 18th instant at sH .. IA.
AENtA 1LLA aged "a years. wife of John =.
heHy aiter . long and painful illness, which she
bore with Ohristisn forfituds.
Inc re.atlves And friends Of the fan lily are Ia
vteo 10 attend bar funeral which takes place from
her Issidenes, No. So second street, between q
DEL ,ek m. Ns
On IN. morning CT ths nth instant. Matilda
KEKffxk, In the 65th year OF her age, vita Of
kbrahsm Keefsr, after long and paIp1aI iiine.s
which she bore With Christian fortituds MAY shc
rest in reaee. - !
At Harper . Ferry, ct o'clock . m :. on th. 18th
;r,tsns afrer fNW hours Elnese NINA MAsSlN
WRIAfON, wife Of Brig adler Gens-sl Frsn
Wheaton, esdest darshts Of the late Brfsaiisr
GeIerG Richard Mason United States Army.
Srd sts D daughter Of Major General D Buell.
Isl rouis Republican New York Herald, Phila-
dei,S,a Ipeuirey And Home Journal, Army aad
Ksyy Jeurnal, New York; louisville Journal,
pro,idenee yourn 81 and w arlington papers plsase
eoEy and seed biz TO this once g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19
AUCTION SALES.

By j. O. MCGUIRE & 90. Auctionsers
FURNITURE. GOOD WILL AND RFsBoTS eS
y TEE lhFIs1 SALOON, AT PUBLIc AucrIoS -on
FRIDAY MORNING. January 23d, At 10 c'clsck,
ON TIE premises at the Empire Saloon east side OF
seventh street between g AID Fl streets north, We
snal sen the Furt iture. Good wiz Liqaors scd
o'ner sneets Of ths Emp re Saloon situated on ths
Forth. -
Terms cash, .r. - d.
ts.i9-td 10 MeGIyJRE& 90 Auets
By J. G. MCGUIRE Il co.. Auctionssrs.
NEW YORK HOTEL, ON G STREET At PR
~ Lie ssLk.-on MoNDaF MORNING. janasry
ls. At ii o clock We sha sell the Lease furnieurs
FIItui IS snd Good VIII, entire of House n stl n
street. between Four and half and sixth Streets
81 d kiosn as the New York Hotel. lease has
nearly thrse years to Iun The Hotel ia doip. .
thriving business and will be sold sosolu tsly.
Terms cash,
JAZZ st ]. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., kucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is JNAvoIDABLY
postponed until Fri DAY MOANING, January 2ad
eame hour
Jag 90 MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19
By J.. o Nee uIRl 4 co.. Auetionsors.

SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE. BILE
- aAkf GiLr CLOCK AND 0asAaKSrs, PAISfINGs
AND EEGRAvIkGS. HOUSEHOLD kFFEors GBssR a..
L IN .. IR CksDA1 M0kslhG, J.nutry 2ist,
Psnnsylvania avenue Ard street We shall sell q
snail assnrsment OF EIoellsrt Furniture and
Household Effects, eonprisine
Suite Of Rosewood Carved Parlcr Furniture I'm
isbed in Brocatelle. amt sis OF three
French 80 IS. two Arm and four Sius Chairs with
X usic Chair Tn match
kup+rb Gilt French Asntel Clock with statusttss
to match SID 9isss Shades. coss ESQ.,
Gi Frame Pier Glass, Slab auc Bracket with
heavy alt Window Cornice
Orirson Danask Curtains and fixtures, Paints
inRs, 1ngrsv: "a. and Ornaments
Suite Of Elegant Paris made Dining roam Fu-pi-
ture in Walnut, consisting of B.assrs, Side board,
1xtention Tstle Carving Table, Two s.ttees, and
-four teen upholste red Morocco covered Din:ng
Chaifs
Excellent Brussels Parlor and Stair Carpets
Cane ard Wood Seat CT airs, Lounge Frsn IN y alma
Dinner service. Cut 9lassw ara. Tsb.s Cutlery Two
E1eell. Mt Cool irz Rsr ges, Lot of Kitchen Utsn-
sis, &c.
Terms cagh.
lie IS to- j. q. MCGUIRE d 90 AactN
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Tables are also given OF the names OF teach
ers, their residences, compensation and date Of
MUM scholars.
An appendix to the report contains the re-
port of the committee on school houses and
both Of which have heretofore been publ shed
in the Star; and the acts passed by the Coun-
cils during the year for the benefit OF the pub
lie schools.
The report shows that the schools as whole,
throughout the city. are in highly prosperous
con ditiOn, and that the status of the schools has
considerably improved. Most CT our schools
will compare fayorably with the private
schools; indeed some OF the applicants for
reaeheIships have been preceptors OF private
schools, who failed to pass an examination
before the Board.
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ByJ.c. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auc.,sre.,s

BY j Y. Mc9 UlkA d CU.. Aucti
THANOER} SALE oF VALUABLE PRO FER
Court Of The District csambs astsa on Il:
rssn Ga or ,sa Thon. sn
snd others. com piainsn s, and aobert Bro kstt,
il Warrington city, D o.
pHURsR.Y, M s ss Of Jaana,yats ok Pr
clever snd Twelve IN ssna.e r, nnmesro ~, sai.a
bounds Beg inr irs for the at DO ut thirty:
eight feet and .iI inches sout Of tss n,rtae st
thence . ssa sss 70
the rear of aia lot thence north twenty ave feet,
and thence east to the point of oegiaons with the
Ibis property is most elgibly situated for eusi,
west West SatSsen ana Stree roth ssd is tn
proved BY ouE story brick ;Ssuiiins 90 4as, on
On the same Afe7neon, at o'clock M
On the premises ali that part OF Lo. numbered
eost.insd sihn ths iolo1as mst.. and snna.
Begin ming fer the same At the northeast corner Of
thence M sandres .nd seven feet and 'ss 20
inches to thirty feet .llsy, thence north thirty
ming; With the rights and sppurtensnees
This property Is ,itu.tsi On nis:h s,ress vast,
DWELLING house No 4sl.
On the same Afternoon at fee o'elook NJ. on tbs
All that part o, Lot numbered four, in sa7,rs
ing mstes and bounds: BEGINNING for IL same At
the esst of sid let And running thsncs
thence rorth one kuld fst :. thence west TWEEN
t. six feet two ED one fourth inches 20 An alley,
and south one saa
il ehes 10 the besinnias. II ; ths ;ixhts .ad ~.
rurtepances eituatsd co the north ,ide Of street
perth. between 9Th and 7ts streets west. ard in
proved By two story frame dwelling house, No.
On FRIDAY, the 29aa Of January ,rssant. at Jonr
o'clock M, prsDtSSS-
within the following nssss and bounds Begin
seventy thrse feet and ten inches from the south
west corner Of said square sDd rupnins thence ~
rectioo parallel vi the line Of said avenue TWEEN
sad twenty .i5 Iert to tie lie Of said .ysnpe,
einI ing. With the rish Is and .ppqr ssnances I'm
provad by q foar story brick dwelling house, No.
"a. snd in the ro~ known a: the 81! suildins..
AND on sAfu RDAY. the seth dry Of January inst,
az taree oetcek p m, at the Auc'fon Rooms afJ C.
lots dssispa.d ia jane. -ut,aet.'s
of tauaIe III mhered 755 IS lots 8, I and v.
Also, lots Numbered IN square numbered l7s.
ana al the east part Of lot numsersi s.. in
tSirty foot sisy al running back vita that vsd.h
ninety nice feetald ave inches to rear Of aid
ir ea ives, SID .ue sirssts south Island
Terms of sale: One third the purchase money to
nom day Of sais the deferred pssasats to bear
int st and TO be secured by the notes OF the
spective purch ssers, endorsed to the Satisfaction
On tie full payment Of the purchase money .
any rufoi sser shall NJ axe default for as. day,
after bis purchsss ths trustees reserve tbs rigat
ALI '''''''0Sa9 PAY Sas' rlu.ss.s'
"a ,7d McGTIRlA CO. Aucty
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Of January, 1884. at the parsonage By
the Rev. DR.. Ryan Mr.. MADISON 81 MAGRU
eli,
, In Hannibal, Mo-, on the 9Th De. 1859. by the
sCN Of Washin ston, d @ =, to Mas FANNIE B.
BRADY. Of the former place.
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ByJ G. MoG UlRE a CO.. Auesionesr..

ByJ @. Meg UlRE & CO.. Auesionesrs.
II 8. mARsHALS SALE OE VALUABLE OF
u PAINTINGS, INGRATIsGs, AND Frs. UoLLs0
TON OF boeks.-Ia vLr:ue O. foEr w:i's OF rIsrs
Fsciss to directed, viii expose 20 pub,ie sale
for .sh, at tie Auction Rooms OF James c. blc.
CURE. On TH URsDAY EVENING, January Il,
CONNIE ncipe ut 61a O'Clock
choice collection OF Fine Oil Paintings. Engrav-
ings. snd valuable Boots.
Seized and levied IN as the Goois aad ch stteis
OF Lewis Oruger, and sold 20 satisfy Judiciais
No. .Ss, 5a4 2hs :Id 26, to January term, 1864.
jalEa &c MCGUIRE & CO. hucs
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PORT OF q observation-disclosures
Star. Baker, master, for Somerset county, Md.
Schr M. b. Mahoouey, McCombis master, for
Baltimore. Steamer s. Seymour, Brown mas
ter, Philadelphia. SIoop Tioga, Browning mas
ter. for Baltimore Sloop ]. L Robinson, Walk
master, for st. Marv's
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S esatS.I S2UsE OANpf the most
Colds Bronchitis, or any affection Of the throat
or lungs Sold by all the principal druggists and
and 9TH street. Price-25 cents per package, FIVE
for 81 It,
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PtssING DOWN the Avenue this morning we
roticed at the Dollar ftore, 43S Pa. avenue, near
~ street some new snd beautiful styles of Gold
Plated Chains, entirely new patterns. ia 10 lw+
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MIR. GOUGH's LRCTURB.-The Chronicle OF
this morning is In error in stating that Mr..
Cough will lecture Tomorrow night at DIR. Sun
eIlands church. The lecture will be daliv.
cred to night. and this will be the last lecture,
as Mr.. Cough leaves the city to morrow morn
ing. We understand there were over one
thousand persons in attendance upon the lee
ture last night.
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CoREs, DO. Those afflicted with thess tronble-
some things, whether hard or soft; 'ssaso those
tr' u3led with inions, Callosities, club and in
factory benefit by applying 70 DR.. White.sf eA
Pennsylvanis avenue. between ~ and 6tb Streets
No charges for consultation. ssja6N
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DR.. MARSH from New York, may be consaltei at
hi rooms, No. 38 street, between 18th and l2th
Those affiist tn Hernia Rupture will do welt
by calling imme diately his time here is lim ted
See adyertiseme mt On next page. l5-6ts
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SEE FIRST PAGH Of to-day's Star for interest
iu@ local articles