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Second Letter from Ten. Fremont
BosToN, Sept. 23-The following is another
letter from General Fremont in which he
gives his reasons for Withdrawing more fully:
NAHANT, sept. II -Gentlemen: I inclose
you my letter Of reply to an in vitation OF some
OF my Republican friends to meet me at Fan
In declining their invitation have informed
them OF my Intention to stand aside from the
Presidential canvass, and assigned my rea-
sons for dong so. To avoid repetition inclose
you the letter in communicating to you now
officially my desire to withdraw my name from
the Presidential candidates.
In this decision have the approval OF such
of our friends as have been able to consult
i have thought it not prudent to incur the
longer delay Of consulting others. but have
reason to believe that they will unite with me
fully upon the propriety of the step have
taken.
But in Withdrawing from the post Of candi-
date do not in any way intend to withdraw
from my share in the labor, which we Jointly
undertook, 10 secure the triumph Of the ideas
represented by the Radical Democracy.
Whatever the next Administration may be,
we owe 1t TO ourselves TO form phalanx, COM
pact and capable, by its thorough unity, of
the eventual success Of the principles for
which we have been contending, the re.estab-
lishment of the Union, the abolition of slavery,
and practical respect for liberty. .-
In the present Composition Of parties 1t is In
dispensable that earnest men should devote
themselves to watching the progress and IN.
surfing the success OF these issues, regar1ie OF
men or parties. eEas-i =
Mr.. lincoln says he does not lead. but fol-
lows, the VIII Of the people. II remains, then,
for the people, in the event OF hB re.eiecuons
vigilantly TO require the following at his hands,
and further to require that In the execution Of
his duties, he keeps scrupnlously within the
Constitution and the laws; 70 make him recog.
nize that he holds his place and his yower. 1os
as belonging 70 himself, but IS . really faithful
servant Of the people. siEia -
This u the important duty which we have
now to perform. LRsL tv1 asa .Ea - g
: Although, a. representatives OF the Oleve-
land movement We surrender our funcaons,
the duty of watching party politics, sne Oon-
stitution remains WEST ,stepS ara necessery
In the performSnce OF that duty must Be the
subject for future consideration: -
4 am. gentleman. rsspectfaliy ana 1ny
yours. &c, 49,. = a Sostssr .ns otSsrs.
commIttee, &c. 60. So Fl as'ss s9ssz
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~ At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the friends of Lincoln and job nson, in this
city last night. the following was one OF the
resolutions adopted -" Resolced, That the
Hon. Reverdy johnson, in avowing his deter.
mination to aband don Lincoln and Johnson, and
support the copperhead candidate nominated
at Chicago, does not astonish that portion OF
the people of Maryland who know him best.
A political tTickster at all times, he has be-
trayed all parties that put him In power, and
now his adhesion to the enemies of his country
will only have the effect of fore YER damnng
him in the estimation Of the very few who be-
Union men Of the pation."-BdH American.
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BOARDING..

BOARD ANY lady desrous of securing profess
~ sional care, kindness and home attention, car
obtain exclusive accommod alto in the small and
unoitrusve family Of phys ician of long expert
ence who would assume the permanent charge of
an offspring Cd conditions mutually satisfactory.
Address DIR. THEIRS, No. ,217 Broadway, New
York. sep 2w+
7 ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at
Il 151 West street, Georgetown. sap Fl. lms
t.>IRST CLASS BOARD with Furnished Rooms,
also Table, can be obtained at No. IS , 6th st.,
between and l. sep HIT"
p OOMS WITH BOARD, and Table Board with
IL ont Rooms, may be had at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bet. 18th and Goth. sep 161w*
900 FIRST STREET, BETWEEN A AND B.
OSO CAPITOL HILL.-single gentlemen. or
gentlemen and their wives, can now be accommo-
dated with large, pleasant ROOMS. Location
pleasant. Breakfast from to 8. Dinner at 6.
References exchanged sep l5-lEs
EIRsT- OLAss BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
Il Also Table Board can be obtained at No. AS
4 street, between 9Th and 9Th. Breakfast from
to 9 dinner from 8 to- sep 3-lm*
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A STOCK JOBBING CANARD.-The story put
forth by city contemporary yesterday with
such ostentatious triple-leaded display, that
JEFF. Davis has written a letter proposing terms
of peace, has not the slightest foundation in
fact, and was simply stock iobbing canard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

pY w. L. WALL & CO., AuctIoneers
ID South corner Pa. av. and 9th st.
GOVERNMENT SALEOF CONrIsCAT ED GOODS
At AUCTION, BY ORDER OF TUE PROVOST
On SATURDAY MORNING, 24h instant. at 10
O'Clock, we will sell, at the Auction Roo ms
Spring Wagon, double set Harness.
Is boxes Cigars, Single barrel Pistols,
Six barrel Revolver
S1a pairs Ladies' and Childrens Shoes,
Spools Cotton, 1874 yards Musln.
~ yards Cashmere, M yards Calico, and one
Shawl,
By order of the Provost Marshal
Terms cash. WIN. L WALL & CO.,
1t AuctiOneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~The Lewistown Journal has returns
from nearly four hundred towns and planta-
tons IN Maine, which shows about 1000 ma
Jority for the Union side. Every county,
except Aroostook, is certainly Union, and the
Aroostook Times ID of the opinion that tn at
county is also on the right side. Admitting 1t,
however, TO be the other way, the STATE Senate
wiz Sfand, Union, 30; Democrat, (; the House
prdbablx l2i unionists to q Democrats "a
handsome gain from last year. There is q
copsiderableu 9alling on in the vote on both
sideG AQSAt perhaps to nearly 10000 in All.
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| SCOUT THROUGH FAIRFAX AND LOU
DON COUNTIES

A detachment OF cavalry sent out from Falls
Church, Va, on Wednesday made scout
through Fairfax and portion OF London coun
ties, but without meeting any considerable
body OF rebels. They, ahowever, picked up a
number of horses and the following rebel stray
glers, who have been sent to this city and COM
mitted to the Old Capitol: Thos. Coleman, Sd
Ga; Richard Merritt, 49th Va; Amos Diggs,
rebel quartermaster's department.; Robt. Kee-
nan and Geo. W. Amos, railroad employees.
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New York stock Marke,LFir,, Board.

(By the Peoples Line-Ofhce 5I1 Ninth street. I
NEW 1oRK, Sep. gu. s. 1881, coupon SIS,
107k; U. 3. SOe, ll0&; Certificates Of Indsbt-
edness, IS; Gold, 2l3Ki N. Y. Central, 129k;
Erie, HOY; Hudson River, Xix; Harlem, =;
Reading, 124k; Michigan Central, 1874; Mich,
gan Southern, 76x; Illinois Central, 1a3X;
cleveland and P1ttsburg, HOY; Cleveland and
Toledo, lis; Chicago and Rock Island, l03k;
MiIwaukfe and Prairie du CHEN, SIS; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1o3K; Alton
and Terra Haute, 50: Chicago and North
western. 49&; Quicksilver, %.
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

imfOkTANT CORRESPO
General Grant and President Lincoln
confidence OF General Grant in the
Administration.
The following is correspondence which
took place between the Presidentand Leuten-
ant General Grant, and may prove interest
ing, as it furnishes an inside view of military
affairs:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1851
Lieutenant General Grant:
Not expecting to see You before the spring
campaign opens, wish to express, in this
way, my entire satisfaction with what YOU
have done up 10 this time, so for as under
stand it, The particulars of your plans l
neither know nor seek to know
You are vigiiant and self-reliant, and,
pleased with this, wish not to obtrude any
restraints or CONSTANTS upon you. While am
very anxious that any great disaster or capture
Of any of orr men in any great numbers shall
be avoided, know that these points are less
likely to escape your attention than they would
be mine. If there he anything wanting which
is within my power TO give, do not fail to let
me know it, And now, with a brave army and
a just cause, may Gsd sustain YOU.
Yours, very truly, A. LINCOLN.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED STATES
The President
Your very kind letter of Yesterday is lust re.
ceiyed. The confidence You express for the fu.
ture and satisfaction for the past, in nv mill.
tary administration, is Acknowledged with
PRIDE. 1t shall be my earnest endeavor that
you and the country shall not be disappointed.
From my first entrance into the volunteer
service OF the country to the present day,
have never had cause Of complaint, have never
expressed or implied complaint against the
Administration or the Secretary of War for
throwing any embarrassment in the way of my
vigorously prosecuting what appeared to be
my duty. Indeed, since the promotion which
placed me in command of ali the armies, and
In view OF the great responsibility and import
ance of success, have been astonished at the
readiness which everything asked for has been
yielded without even an explanation being
asked.
Should my success be less than desire and
expect the least 1 can say is, the fault is not
with you. Very truly, your ob't servant,
y. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

FINAFCIAL.-Tne New 1OrK Evening FOsI
says:
In the absence of any trustworthy news of
innportance the bears have this morning re.
yiyed the rumors Of the Immediate issue OF
new Government loan, and such are the fever.
ish irritability and apprehensive incerutude of
the public mind, that symptoms resembling
those Of a panic have more than once ap-
peared, and as there has been no bull interest
strong enough to resist the downward pres.
sure, the natural consequence has been a gen.
eraI disincllnation to buy speculative securi-
ties.
Gold opened at 221K, and sold down to 22OH,
closing at 2204. Exchange is dull for cur
rency, and sells at 100 for gold.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM CHTTsrOOGA.
Exchange Of Prisoners.

CHATTANOOGA sept Fisherman, by a
special arrangement with Hood has effected an
exchange of 5000 prisoners. OF a batch of 900
rebels II rsfused to be exchanged, and took the
oath.
Ofone hundred picked men on duty with the
f1ag Of truce at Rough and Ready, twenty.one
deseI ted-a fair index Of Hoods army.
The truce between Sherman and Hood ex-
pired to day, but it will be extended several
days to complete the removal of families.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
PEREMPI0RY SALE OF STOCK OF DRY

PEREMPTORY SIDE OF ST0CK OF DRY
GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Sep ember %, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock each day and continuing
daily at that hour, until the whole is disposed Of,
siery, Boots. Shoes, &C., at the store of A. F. of.
foH Z Go Nos 1913 and leS Bridge ST. George
The attention of the trade is respectfully called
to the above sale. The entire stock will be sold to
the highest bidder.
After the dispofai of the Dry Goods, the stock
of Groceries will be sold at public auction, due
sep is.d4t THOs. BOWLING, Auct
THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
ON MONDAY MORNING when the stock of Boots
and Shoes will be sold, sep Is I,
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PROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Reported Capture of Little Rock, Arkan-
kansas by the Rebels

NEW YORK, Sept 23d.-The steamer Emily
Souder from New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
arrived here this mor'ing. An arrival from
up the river at New Orleans, gi yes a doubtful
rumour that Little Rock has been captured.
A large supply of clothing, etc. has been
sent by flag of truce, via Red River to the
Union prisoners.
Hereafter, no persons will be arrested in
New Orleans without written accusation
against them.
The water in the Mississippi river is very
low.
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,


Another Victory in the Valley-Enemy's
Infantry at Flint Hill Attacked - A
Strongly Intrenched Position Carried
Probable Capture of Dispa tches by M osby.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, September 22-9 ms
Major General Dir, New York:
Dispatches down to O'Clock last night have
been received from General Sheridan.
A portion Of the rebel cavalry, having turned
OF to Front Royal, were pursued, attacked, and
driven by our cavalry, which was still pursu.
ing.
The rebel infantry made a stand at Flint
Hill, strongly intrenched position beyond
Strasburg, which was attacked by our forces
last evening, and the crest carried and held by
our troops.
There is reason to believe that later dis.
patches were captured last night by Mosby,
near Winchester.
General Stevenson reports that Sheridan's
supply trains arrived safely at Winchester last
night.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary of War.
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A NEW SENSATION.

"A
Will commence in
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
OfSATURDAY, October 8,
MAGNIFICENT NEW FICTION,
ENTITLED
ISABEL SLEAFORD
THE DOCTORS WIFE,
By
MISS NJ. 4. BRADDON,
the author of"Aurora Floyd, ""Lady Audley'sSe
cret," 1.-The Outcasts," &c.
This, the finest achievement in contemporary ro-
nance. has been secured BY THE NEW YORK
MERUBRY'S London Agent, at the unprecented
expense of nearly
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
Simultaneous with the pu blication of the tale in
America, it will appear in Paris Leipzig, Brussels,
and Berlin, where the transators and critics pro-
nounce it the best serial novel of the century.
THE NEW YORK MERCURY CONTAINING
THE OPENING CHAPTER OF THIS GREAT
STORY IS NOW READY AT ALL NEWSPAPER
AGENCIES IN AMERICA. sep 23-3t
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FROM CITY POINT.

The mail steamer T. A. Morgan, Capt. Ed
gar, arrived here at noon to-day, from City
Point. She reports nothing new. Day before
salute in honor of Sheridan's VIC
tory was fired along the entire line. The rebel
batteries opened while the salute was being
firing as soon as our last gun was fired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~From the publishers and from Hudson
Taylor, 1874 Penn. avenue, we have copies Of
the Atlantic Monthly for October, certainly one
of the very best numbers Of the year.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME AHOLIAB. AN IMPRESSED ME-
1Vl dunn, continues to read the present and flu
ture to all who require it with great accuracy and
is able to counsel upon all important matters with
safety No. 249 G street, between ~ and g. b SITS
Island Sc ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

TIE WEEKLY STAR, containing all the latest
news, is now ready for sale upon the Star Office
counter. 1t is just such paper as the family
requires.
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lY WIN. L. WALL 4 90. Auetionssrs.

Sn ss Wr RART Of THE CITY At AUCTION;
. DcIock. we win sell. on the premises, Lot s.
cGEsrs - Iloptns On north street, between 18Th
ss1sssS' liz sas e sn d. NJ. a.n %
sn}ss sses66s third e..h. - and "a
lap3 kse5iAe interest. And sscured decd Of
trdstM f& &aEi'ss ~ An eoavsysaeing at sx-
= se8 q s1sss Nm, I. VAIL 1 CO., sxsets. !.
irlOE&lfbr1h1n AIfa6, from four e ali ,.o1ths
fToNI Enlnks1t 10 MILLBR'6 Isrd Tnorfh 81
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.
Reported Fight at White Water Rive

REPORTED Fight at W lite W atef KIvef,
CAIRO, Sept. 23-Citlzns just from Charles
ton, No., state that the I'd Missouri Militia,
fearing an attack from q superior force Of
Shelly's rebels, evacuated Bloomfield, Mo-,
and retired in the direction of White Water
river.
Itwas reported in Charleston that the enemy
700 strong had overtaken the militia and
fight was going on at White Water last night
Great excitement existed in Charleston but it
is not thought that any considerable mum DER
of rebels have been in that vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

QY WIN. L. WALL T. CO., Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn a avenue and 9Th street.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND T0BAC-
s, co AT Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Sept 18th. com men
cling at ID O'Clock I'VE will sell, ct the Auction
Rooms, an sssoFtmsnt Of Grocsries.i &C., compri-
l. Chests Tea. Boxes Coffee D dtf
900 Boxes Ground Pepper and Kegs Mustard
j! Boxes Yellow and Fancy Soaps $40,
Gases Whisky Demi1ohns Brandy
< Gases Otard, Hennessy and Cognac Brandies OF
Gases Holland Gin, Rye and Bourbon Whisky
. Irish and Scotch whisky - s-.
: Druks,s Plantation Bitters p"
Aromatic and CoGbac HitteRs a..
2 IoOadozen HONEY and Fancy Soaps
n nm Sears. different brands 49,
/ = n B0Tee Navy and other Tobacco .
% q KaeS White Lead 81 ~ : 90 +.
70 BARRELS e1olsDseb y ~ :.
! s. BssKsh Hes sick and .siller's ohampssne
3 g Barrels old Boprbep. Gibson. Ryls, cinoin-
III ! spatf and Rye Whjsky ts ft-H -
b Octayes Brady - ~ gs 81, a'.'ra-
Il Barrel Apple Brandy -ssEt- y - ns3N2
II Barrels skilkipniek TSbaseo. q. rebscoo
= MeerpchSuu and other lfipes - - g.
Vita variety Of OF WI 81 fo'%SsA Wall { % 80
sep = cssos a ulohronl = As''0asen' q 3
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OOO PACKING BOXES AND BARRELS.
I .eu .eost For sale byo W BoTELERas SON
WELoM's BEST TIA FAMILY Wy SELoUh ssliRs at
Cured Hams, 25c.; prime Green Coffee, 45c De-
G. WILMER, III Pa avenue.
sep 23-3tH bet. 10Th and 2oth SITS
1 - TuuB1rRs WEISS BEER aLAssEs.
cu,vn,c,v Avn w,,v BEER rgMBLnRs,
:, Also. large assortment of Glass suitable for
w. BorELER & SON,
sep as acst o osiSnf' 9Th 10th s''
Dovh. .nn sn ,nnfSSSygg1sH, !E5H..eka
large stock Of bo6 BE E. r; Thick " GRoCKEkY
Of
'S'' st sS.g gts sss sq G.
not MCCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB.
The R5.siS:n. and members Of this Club regret
Hal not being finished for Monday. the 5s!h
III tSn o. being the opening BAL
The Club would beg the indulgence OF their
that nothing will be left undone On their part to
THE BALL OF THE SEASON.
Tickets for the 26th instant will be good for the
By order of the President. sep 2, ST.
TOR sALE-A small STEAM BOILER. of about
dress B. 6ERrET. Gss b 6.Ss slsoss.
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED ON REAs0NA-
y be terms Substitutes for citizens OF the Sec
ono "afo enc hunorsd dollars less than Stnsys' 6y
sep 2lw- s1sEs., bet 18th q r and 18th.
RY j.. c MCGUIRE l. CO.-Elsven acres of
n1NLn Spd noeth OF city.at our Rooms ct s 2. m.
without reserve. Terms and description at sale.
H0RsEs-H0RsEs : 49,
street sns S SbaLs HEAD sTABLEs corner ls'I
Horses. SUITABLE for raft and nd Sri SiS pur -
RGsss Also fs.srsl very dns
aosst With sUf :n s!:. ? so ::r old
Abe; one very strong, heavy three spring -
Wages lss VII ter sSsts .pd
cor. 6th and north sts., Capitol Hill se y az
DHoROGRAPHYtn : ------ - =
beautifai .rso! short hand Or PS.nosr.pay. sd.;
son g ssIienes II Tsecstia and ts.shios
he IL enabled 70 guarantees to bis th,tia one
4: &,
iis s:S Il s.. address % a. Az City Post Once
TSS6S FSSs 4E TFPPEFE9f SzEE 81
. -1d 81 e..
and worktn snshiH and from celebrated manu-
which v 3 Jas sc g. 4
yep ls-st Auction ana Com. Nsfchsnts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

A TUMBLE.-Gold has fallen from 22l yes
terday TO 2l1 to-day. Somebody's hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~ From the publishers we have the Sep
tember number Of Madame Demorest's pop.
ular Mirror of Fashions.
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ID DAN CING.
ROF. FOUCHE begs respectfully to announce
to the citizens Of Washington and their A
families. and the public generally, that on 3
the I'd of October ne will open his very cen Tx
trally situated nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

PRRsoNAL.-Maj. Gen. @. A. GILMORE Is at
WillaIds'.
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QYJ. @. MCGUIRE L co.. Auctioneers.

AT THE conner OF VERMONT AVINUHs
AND MORT q V SrREET
AZ O'Clock on the premises, by virtue of deed of
trust from James Brown, dated May 9th, 1868, and
ton county, shall sell, Lots No and 81. In Bsrrs
subdivision of Square No ses. fronting on Ver-
running back to . public alley and improved by q
small Brick House ana portable tSa , snaatyi
and nine months. with interest, secured BY deed
1 Conveyancss and stamps ct the cost Of the pur
: q. RIDENOUR, Trustee.
sep g. eo&ds ]. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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ONE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
~ SALE Inquire at the corner of Montgomery
and Dunbarton streets, GEORGETOWN. Also, one
PONY; the horse six years old, the wagon and
harness nearly new.
sep 23-3tS JOHN HOLDEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

~ Countsrfeit Treasury aosesos tas dsASastU
fnataon Of 420 and $50 have RAaA Ahelr appahfss
anc@ RttHnofs. u ;nsnssih iaTis hinin
tl,sli> ssiK bIs T,aI q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-23

TWO NEW AEg STPEEIok R0sfWO0P PI
Csse seven Octave PIANO IORfSS, Of ans tone
and worknenshig and from celebrated manu-
% %esf ~ JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & Co, u
= sen ls-6t z Auction and Con. Merchants,
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rLhINcoLN AS n JOHNSON t2 q, GGLggIs:-Hcp:
o196 1His EVENING" tS$SsSH pra.5ssnt tD'
0"MCCLELLAN MEN, ATTENTION,-rhe
w ~ will be an adjourned meeting o Of f the Sew
enIh Ward Mcclellan Association THIS (Friday)
for the reception o. the Banner t. be pressrt d to
the association by the Of The seTenth Ward
O. BOSWELL. Sec IT.
0TFIFTH WARD.-There will be a meeting
US, of the Colored persons in the Ward THIS
q ridayl EVENING, at the Ebenezer Church,
ner of 4th and streets, at ~ o'clock, for the
purpose Of taking some action in reference to the
D'"'' III '''' ""''' 55q 1idS GGiGES$,
CHAS. HUMPHREYS,
sep23lt. ALFRED BERRY.
N@FIFTH WARD EXEMPTION FUND AS
W. sOclATioN-TheTe will be meeting of
FITS s ifs east SHa
at S Of Scr 5ns w ee
= street south and New Jersey avenue, Capitol
become the payment $50 subs
tutes will be furnished or the funds of the assoc-
R.B.FERGUsoN, sscI aatSShioA' ffe''aen' it
NEALL THE WARDS OF THE CITY, IN
o to
mittse Of he Fourth. Ward At the City Hall on
8sBGE9 fIS3D
r. S. DAVIS, Sec. sep 222t
n~ATTENTION, FOURTH WARD!-The cit.
s9s T
at for 81 the of to
NV. AsBURY LLOYD, President;
0~FOURrH WARD-All persons residents of
uS the Four Ward who have furnished Sub
stitutes are earnestly requested to hand in their
nine and SIX clock; in the room of the Fire Com.
IT i NJ Md HRTasAtNEY'
IN. S 52aaks0s:
Ma.d until Mill %ss 1as
s the Of ssals6yy
avert the impesn1ding draft Every man in the
bring 70
anu 'ouf 'i''n' AsBURY LLOYD, President.
R. 8. DAVIS, Secretary. If
NrN0TIos-List Of prizes Of The PAPER Hangers
" Of KasAi.ston. 3. e -WAsHIseToss Sept.
she fo@
ing shall be our fixed prices for work in our line Of
all sA fer and I
PaPeM5s f cents p Pc piece For hanging Borders
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At nion League Hall, 9th street. between D and
All true friends Of the Union. who favor the
election of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John
Club 50 L. CLEPHANE President
JNO T. CLEMENTS, W., Secretary. SEP is If
TLAD1LEEss OYSTER Isl IA AND DINING SALOON,
5s6 Sixth street: between and H.. Parties,
Fairs, Weddin gs b. lis. Rece options and Entertain
ments furnished at the shortest notice and most
by steam power. Wholesale and retail. sep IA lm@
NEW BUILDING ..BOoks
COLLINS, No. 4s6 eth street. T. II. HANfoN
Insurance Agent. No. $50 7th street. WALL, STE
PHEns& co; No. 32a Penn avenue: ard g; B.
coming me nbers have an opportunity to subscribe.
When $40 shares are su hscribed, meeting will be
called end the association ganized. sep lit
ONE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
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