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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WIVES AND LIQUORS.
Fine Amcntillsdo, Sherry, Madeira and Port
Wines, in wood ano in bottles. Piper's Heids,ck
II, idstck A. 90 and Charles Heidsicks CHAM,
AGNEWTEES in quarts and pirts.
One pupcheon Ramsay g Scotch Malt WHISKFY
Hehnessey a 0tards fne BRANDIES, together
with an offensive stock Of superior Old Rye and
Bourbon WHIeKIES. Also, one puncheon Sc
BEALL & BsKER,
365 Pennsylvsnia avenue,
2eo1w opposite National Hotel.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-FIora
Miller. disorderly; IS. Josephine Lewis, do
- Mary Blake, fighting; SO; Emma Taylor
alias Bernard, do: so. Jas. Scott, larceny
jail for court. Emma Bernard, drunk; S5.65
Ellen GUssett disorderly and profane; 50
Ellen Tucker, DO; So Henry Miller, disorder.
~; g. Frank Fedry, do; 50. NJ. Curry, do
-. W +. johnson, do; %. Jas. Sanders,
do: dismissed
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SEVENTH STREET
.h1' 427

427 SEVENTH STREET 427
HOOP KIRTS!
All in want Of HOOP SKIRTS should. before
purchasing elsewhere, convince themselves that
the largest and best assortment of HOOP SKIRTS
is kept and cold at very reasonable rates, by
b. SILYERBERG,
'427 7th street, between and III.
Sanarate Room for Skirta da Ill Rts
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HIDDEN TEEAsURE-Sunday night, a colored
man and woman were seen burying something
on llth street west in the Second Police Pre-
CincL The police were notified and last NIGHT
Sergeant johnson went to The spot and nv
euckIng ramrOd into the loose earth discov
cred that 3 small box WAS buried there II did
not require many minutes to get il nm II
proved 10 be cigar box, which being opened
was found to contain a fRtus three or four
months old The officers concluded that some
one was cbargeable with procuring abortion,
but could not trace the party.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

NILLER'S NEW DRY GOODS sTORE-Just
IfI received, large additional supply Of French
merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De
lsines, low priced DeisiDes, Plsids, Black Silks,
BUmbazines, Alpacss, (blsck aud colored } Co
bourRs, Shephsrds Checks, Ginghsms, Prints
VERY low Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shifting
MBslins, Gloves and Hosiery, Fl-nnels. Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, Shswls. q large
stock OF Black shswls, Cloths and Cassimeres, for
sale low, mt 1O1 Bridge St. Georgetown, ID. G, by
no H-lm& BENJAMIN MILLER.
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DIAN6S TUNED AND REPAIRED-The I'M
L dersiEued well known Tuner and Re -A
Iairrr Of FiarUs of c. W MetZerutt's Mn ST7E@
sic Store, won inform his friends and theiit
friends of music generally that he has separated
himself from said establishment and in connection
with his brother commenced business on his own
accOunt Thankful for the liberal patronage ex-
tended To bin in The past four year. he would re
sreCtfuly solicit a continual OF the same at his
new place of business, where be will also keep for
sale The "a 'ebrated wilkins Gold Medal Overstrusg
PIANOS ami the unriyallNd Csrh Art, Seedham
Co ORGANS and MELUDEQSS, for which he has
secured the sole agency. and Ii prepared TO sell
,rr - : = GEORGE l.. WILD,
=, Geo. I Wile Bros PianOforte Mandatory,
TO IS. ltIb 81 bet Pa. and ST., west side
SC@SAh az rtment Of excellent second hand
fIAhOs Alec Tor sale cheap, TO make room Tor new
ehtr no % lon
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n, o THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.

Tie ASSESSORS ofthe different Wards will meet
at the following places from ~ O'Clock a IN to 5
o'CinCk IN from the 18th to the Stat December in
elusive TO correct and register the names of those
cD tted from the Printed poll lists:
First Wa-d-Thonas DOnohue, Twenty second
street, between aud streets . q.
Secord wArd-GeOrge w. Hardness, A street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. r
Third WaTd-Willism n Downing, l. street, BE-
tween Sever IN and Eighth streets
Fourth WaTd-Thomss w. Burch, Fifth street,
between @ and VI streets s.|.
avenue
SiIih Nard-Charles r. Nelson, 393 G. street
sOHih, betV cen Sixth and Seventh str Gets.
seventh Mard-Jphn h Bird, No. G47, corner
SIKH and y sis. south. de s-t3lst
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A TTEkrIoN, sHoEMAKERs LEATHER
n and FINDINGS NJ cost for the Dsxt tan days.
ans llth street, between and u no{te.
dos -lot' 10. HALL.
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MADAME MOUNT Is HAPPY TO INFORM
lfI the public she "A NO In Washington. She will
l ct the shortest notice orders for her
sslve for the Piles. Sold By Wholesale and retail
No. 33s street, and as w. b. Sntvtsie
no Lin -....f a..rs -... .-.
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PERSONAL.

A STROLOGY.-MADAME KROUsE will give
Information eR all the affairs of life, and in
tsll hours Of the day and evening. Gentlsuien
eli Ladies so cents. She can alse show a likeness
a. IsIee as he Residence No. 12s 4>s street, be-
IL HENRY NEW, of Marlborough, Willis, Eng
snd dsns: ThS smigraied ts London, q in 1855,
ISo5, viii communicate with hts brother Thomas
New, of Marlborough, In formation Of great i'm
PG TiS vii be addressed to him any person
de l26t
SIX CENTS REWARD AND NO THANKS
formerly Miss Ada Barley left my bed and beard
without Iust cause. and do hereby warn all per.
'GRS iG to trust her on G EE AxGLorF
MRS. DR.. CURTIS, the Natural Clsirvoy ant,
d,in Sh S reass the past pressnt and future, ha
between ~. and 9Th SITS. Office hours from TO p
g. m, and TO p m. de II Inn
DERsOEAL.-If you want good Cigars and To-
y bacco at low prices give the La Fsvorits Cigar
6Sa I'm: Inn Mis- SMITH rr.pristress.
d. nstESEek AND PHYSICIAN,
Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants Of
sshiDgton aud Georgetown. Particular atten-
ton devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin
Office 2ns Pennsylvsnis avenue, fosr doors west
olAliiard g. no "a lm@
CARD..DR. :. J. RADCLIFFE date surgean
y ana Brevet Lleut Colonel, U. :. Vol. staff ,
offers his professional services to the citizens ef
Georgetown and Washington. Once, No. a. LIST
street, 2d seer east of Market Georgetown MIG Inn
nR. CHARLES II BOWEN
~ Corner Massachusetts, avenue and 9th st.
once houTs-from to q. IN, Il to IL D. m. =,
and to p IA nol4-lmt
JOHN P. sLor IGhHw orr,cr
No. 25s " street, between 18th and I4th,
oc = Smr Washington. ID. q.
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne So Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth STREE
&C Aly WASHING TON, ID. q
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WANTS.

WAtsEInfa iA % VIZ .1 sgssE A','. e Pr
WANIED,h GIRL 70 do the houssworf, cook,
aud streets. Mr.: PERSON s brick house is
WASss5E'oA 500: az sAssSsstst 1f ssS
WANTED-By, . Respectable girl, a SITUA-
HARvET's. Nj st. between 18th and Est 4. 1t.
WANTED-A good BUTCHER, one who thor
Ssely b.a sna d the business hspiy at
A LADY WISHES BOARD IN A PRIVATE
"A family or where there are ba' few boarders.
Terms must be moderate. Address Star Office. it.
WANTED-By white man, q SIT UATION as
retsrspss. given. address Y. T., Star Once. 'N
WAETED-A SECOND HAND SEWING MA
dress. stating price, &c, E B. Box ssa 8.
Georgetown. de I32t-
WAhTED-By colorsd cook, SITUATION
between 18th and 18th sts de B.sts
WANTED-By respectable Girl PLACE to
small family Please cali at Ne 81 stS street be-
twee, and c north. it,
81 5OO wAETEB FOR ONE YEAR az.
&iil siys si50 bonus. Addfss: Boz ase %.:S:
A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION a. cook or
jections to = boarding. house. Apply at Al New
gsr.ey avenue, between and streets, for two
WANTED-At the Avenue House, an AMERI.
all, useful good habits to make himself d. s9
" ANTkD-By : man; SITUATION as porter
useful: Good references be given Address
FoS 81 star Office del2 St
WANTED--A good CUNFECTIONER None
FIEtR,s Confectionery, $50 9th street. between
G and II de Il st.
WANTED-,A CnLoRKD GIRL to do eensI al
be given Inquire at Star Once err s0oo de- Ii TN
WAHTEn-we want all the HOUSES we Gao
RTI1 gst for frst class te.snts Also: FARMS and
a L. WELLS Co,
no rs In a76 9TH ST.. opposite Post Once.
&c sny a.
eans ss sf NJ.
Ghins Agency, 500 9Th street tire. Doors north Of
n. B.-Money loaned on all kinds OF goods.
no q com. RosE M1,c hUhT1 49, CO.,
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN 1901
w to select the best works, History Travels
Classics. Novels, etc, and honor with their names
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
&C 2~eo3m square north of Penna av.
ooI WANTED. WANTED. 0SI
WILLIAM PRINCE,
The Pioneer OF Stamping, having now facilities for
STAMPING,
Ha7 reduced his price to six GENTS, PER
CCLSoAAIk FSI SGAPESi sAC9pEs, YoKES, BANDS,
job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns OF
the latest designs, and BY the aid Of q machine
we are prepared TO stamp any pattern brought US.
A. We are the only practical Stampers here we are
willing TO come down. Ladies need not travel the
city oyer to get cheap Stamping, when they can
terms not excelled in New York.
WILLIAM PRINCE,
SS1 street, opposite Patent Office.
Embroidered fokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts. and
Shawls for sale. no is
WANTED.-For q first class Confectionery in
w baltimore, competen WORKMAN to take
charge "a fOremani must he perfect In baking and
ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply
At No. 316, Pa avenue, Washington, ID. @. &C 4
"ANTEB-S SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Alse, MIRkORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and H0USEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
description. 4. BUCHLY, &06 7th street
je8t between @ and n, east side
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AT PRIVATE SALE
Old Rye and Bourbon whisky, Zine Old Come
Brandy, Holland Gin, Scotch ana Iri.h WHISKY
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum. de u-rt
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VtHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN,
enlarged 70 double It's former capacity.

IA,
Cornsr Pa ac. and liza st Rd,ktvrtoe ID n
This otel, the Oldest cond sctad On tbs Euronaax
plan IA this city, has been enlarged .nd a n =
improved In every way necessary for the YEA2
sScommod elton Of the increasing guests lc.Hxl
ihahkisi Tor the patronage already received, the
commune TO receive patronage heretofore 6uests
III onis pc eharged with What they rsoetvs
&C s-h p. EMRIOB, Proprietor. q
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AUCTION SALES.
[Eor eGlsr Anetses !Sales, zee .r.xra pHssl

For otkev AsetsoS !Sdies, see JsNra pASs.l
10y VIM l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctiopeers
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
IS La. sy., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
On Thu RSDAY MORNING, December Il, com
mercfng At 10 clock. at the Bazaar viii be sold q
large number Of Harness. Work and Saddle
HORSES.
Including Q large number of very desirable Car
rlsge, arnes, and Saddle Horses. A full de-
large collection of desirable new and second hand
Carriages, Buggies, RockawAys, E1pres W az
ons, and other vehicles.
large collection Of new and second hand Hsr-
ness, &c.
very superior Family Carriage,
new Family Carriages.
new Germantown Carriages.
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday q,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
del5 WI WALL & CO, Aucts.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES IN GEORGE
TOWN, At AUCTION
On MONDAY. Dec. 18th, at o'clock , N. ., will
sell, In front OF the premises, two SIN all Brick
Houses on 4th street, between Market and Freder-
lex streets
Terms cash.
Al conyeyancins and revenue stamps at the cost
diposit q : SO required as soon as the property
10 struck of.
Sale positive.
de ls-4t THOs BOWLING, Auct.
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R1 WIN. Il. WALL CO., Auctioneers
- South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c
We will sell, in front Of our uction Rooms on
TUESDAY, December 18th, st 10 O'Clock, O large
assortment OF Groceries, embracing
20 Boxes Soap
Is Boxes Coffee
% Sexes Pepper
- Boxes Clsret
50 Boxes Adsmantine Candies
le Boxer Pipes
leo Boxes Liquid Blue
le Boxes Tobacco
20 q oes Savoy and other Fine Cut Tobacco
e ,po Segsrs various brands
n barrels Crush, Coffee, and other Sugars
81 barrels w hiskey, various brands
10 d cask of Brandy
90 cans Colmap Mustard
Lot small Stores
With other articles In the Grocery line.
de9 W. L. WALL a co, Auc<1
az THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED unai
THURSDAY MORNING, December lith, same
hour and place.
del2 wM. L. WALL Co. Aucts.
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, Maggie Co. will give their personal stteRtion 70
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture AT
the residence Of families declining housekeeping
Also, 10 the sales Of stocks Of Groceries and msr-
Harness, DC. de- Nv
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RY JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO., AucuOnesr.

X 1ANEo o McuUIhE q UU.l Auctloneer1.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At ArCrIoy
On Thu RSDAY MORNING, Dec IA coumen-
cling at 10 clock, we shall sell, SsS lIh street
between h and G.. west side, n general assortmeat
Of Household Furniture and Kitchen RoGlisitss.
naming in part
Suite Walnut Hair cloth ParIor Furniture
French plate NJ ntal Mirror
Brussels Parlor Carpet
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
EnRrsyings and Water-color Drawings
Alsbastsr Msntel Vases and 0rnamnntr
Marble top Bureaus and wsshstahds
Wardrobe, Chamber Chairs
Suite Gas Cottage Furniture
Bedstesds, Bedding, Conforters, &c.
Mattresses, Feather Pillows, sc,
Chamber and step Carpets
Oak Cane seat Dining Chairs
Refrigerator
China. Glass and Orockery
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash.
de I'D &c Mcguire & co, Aucs.
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RY n. X. WALSH q CO., Auctioneers
~ 2s3 fennsylys1ia sv.. corner 10th street.

REGCLhR SALES HELD EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING, Ar
10 O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALES Room.
We have in store, on assignment, about 100 dos
Undershlrts and Drawers, twenty Eve cases Boots
and Shoes. Also. . large assortment OF silver
plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, Butter Dishes So.
which We will offer in lots TO suit purchasers ct
private well a. public sales
Parties in want would do well 20 attend SALES
every evening commencing at Z a. clock.
Out door = les promptly attended 10
de Set NJ K WALSH A. co Aurts
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RYC. w. BoTELER. JR., Auctionser.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
wuHIssTos, B. g.. peeenSsr H. isa
The 9uartermaster General Of the Army directs
C.: be sold to the highest bidders; 'o
SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBo-
II? HI rs fsiPH SR% II DECEMBER IA. 1855
DAY tbereafter, until all are disposed Of.
A Beat viii leave the Sixth street wharf every
These Horses have been carefully selected, and
superior to sny heretofore tS offered for SALE
Sales TO commence at 10 Cleck g.. m.
Terms-cash in United States Sv ssrreney ,v
Breyet Brigsdier General in charge
de l2-u First Division, Y. NJ. G.. o.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT ARMURY.
ChiJQHdytsrmdaer'' Qaes, pepot Of Wdshinstoa,l
RahinEton; %. C.. December l.. 1865. Z
Jas, NJ. Moore: A. Q. M, on MONDAY, December
d. 1850 q One &, fiU Sk&6 R 40 by feet.
Situated at Rush Barrsck, south Of the Navy De-
partment' near the corner Of 18th and streets, in
The Building will be sold to the highest bidder,
and must be removed within fifteen days from
Terms cash, in Government funds
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief qusrtsT@sstsr,
de l2-5t Depot Of Washington.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct1neers.
BAILIFE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUBE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of December next, ct
and By al rens
s sl fis ana Sssd Ing
articles, viz.
One Plano and Stool, three Rugs and two Vases
Three Hair Cleth Sofas, two whatnots aud orns-
Three Ot.omans, three Msrble.top STAINS
Six Hair rleth Chairs, one Straw Mating, and
One Brussels Carpet. one Bureau and Glass, Bed
Blankets, Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts, Msrble-top
wask.tafds
Cane seat Chairs, Straw Mating and Crockery
Mahogany Tables, Rockers, Cooking Stove and
Fixtures, &c.
And all Of the Furniture in said sstrsin
Terms cash. b. HUGHES, Bailif.
no sod GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE is UNAYOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY, the llth instant, same
hour and place. By order OF the Bailif
de5 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
S-THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed until FRIDAY, the 18th instant, same
hour and place BY order of the Bsiiif.
de lid GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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NANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1901
w to select the best works, History, Travels
Classics. Novels, etc and honor with their names
Is Subscribers
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Corner 9th and Il SITS Seaton Hall
&C u eo3m square north of Penna av
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10y W B. LEWIS & Co, Auctione-rs
ID No. 3O7 Pennsylyauis avenue,

pY NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers.
ID Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsy lvapi. avenue,
corner Of nth street,
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"AkTED-God AMI Silver wATUHES Ola
w MONDs, PISTOLS, PAWNBROKERS'
TICKETS, FURNITURE, CLOT HING, or any ar
ticie OF value The highest cash price paid or ex.
changed Tor other goods, at Singers Sewing Ma
chine Agency, SOP 9Th street. TIRES doors north Of
n. B.-Money loaned on all kinds OF goods
ROBERT FULTON l. Co,
no * conn Merchant PawnbrOkers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-13

John p. SLOUGH,
~ LAW OFFICE,
Is 3nr washi nRton. ID. q.
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r. INGLE,
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne SO Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street
&C 2iy WASHING TON, ID. q
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MRS. DIR. CURTIS, the Natural Clairvoy ant
I'I who reads the past, present and future, ha
opened her once AZ 30, north side of Penn ave
between y. and 9Th sts Office hours from to Il
g. m, and to D m. de II lnlr
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WANTED.-For q first class Confectionery in
w Baltimore, competent WORKMAN to take
charge as foreman, must he perfect In baking and
ornamental work, and we'll recommended. Apply
At No 3l6, Pa avenue, Washington, ID. @. oc 1
WANTEb.-sE SECOND HAND FURNITURE
W Alse, MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and H0USEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
description. Il. BUCHLY, &06 18th street,
je8t between and II, east side
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DERSONAL.-Ify You want good Cigars and To-
Il baCCo ut low prices give the La Favorits Cigar
Store. 467 = 18th street. a call.
&c Inn Miss SMITH Prsprietress
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10 PLANT CO Auctioneers.
LARGE AND PERKMPToRY sALE OF FINE
STEEL-PLATE ENGRAyISGs,
Embracing some Of the first prints nov In the mar
ket. We name:
The Arrival and Departure Of the Pilgrims
Sir Walter Scott taking Leave of his friends
falstah Mastering his Recruits
The VILLAGE Blacksmith
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
Importance of a Full Vote.

We would especially impress upon the
mind ofevery Democrat 10 the State the
acknowledged and admitted fact, that all
that is needed u insure a glorious u tumph
70, the Democracy at the coming election
is The polling Of our full rotes Let this
be done aud our majority will be suffici-
entity large to crush out OF existence in
this State that mopgrcl political organi-
cation which derives all its vitality from
It's close connection with the fanatics and
radicals Of New England,
There are some eighteen hundred elec'
ton districts in this State, or very nearly
that many, The absence Of three Demo
cratic voters in each of these would be {
loss to us Of dpe thousand iom hunlre'
votes. Think Of that. Let every Demo
crat who reads this think Of it, aud .beI
let him resolve to see to it that every vot
is polled. Gel om The uote and ne conmc
be defeated.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
General Hartr anft.

Against Gen. Hartranft's career as a
military man we have nothing to say
We cannot initiate our opponents who as.
sail the reputation Of every Democratic
soldier who offers himself as candidate
for the votes Of the people. But the negro
equality platform upon which he has
placed himself is Legitimate cause for as
sault'
There is also one point in his character
which deserves censure. Gen. Sherman
says changing should be left to the shcr-
riffs" but Gen. Hartrunft accepted the
position, and assisted in hanging not q
Sotdttr but WOman, and worse than all
one '0hon he p~b'tciy decLaret he bpHevea
10 be innocent An officer Of his high
rank who will assist, without protest OF
resigning, in hanging an innocent woman
or one he believes to be innocent, simpl,
at the dclation of a superior is not worth
the Suffrages of free people
Col, Davis has no such stain upon hi.
character, and though he achieved not the
stars of his opponent he bears the far
nobler marks of a aoldier-honoraM,
1UOuRdS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-23
The Western Hotel

We are not IN the habit of printing no
tces OF public houses, for we always pay
our bills and ask no boot, but justice to
well'kept hotel and its very accon modat-
ing proprietors, would seem to Justify a
passing remark, in relation to the IVES
TERN HOTEL, Nos. 9 and l3 Courtlapdt
Street, New York. This house is located
near Broadway, centrally in the City, is
large and conveniently arranged, and for
good fare and cheap prices is not surpassed
by any house in Gotham. ID. %. VIM
chester, Esq, the Proprietor, is himself a
gentleman and scholar, and his son, Major
THos, D. WINCHESTER, who is Chief
Clerk and Manager, is tho very prince of
ciever'tellows and knows how to keep a
hotel We are glad to know, tha. mauy
of our Pennsylvania friends on visiting
New York, have found where their IN
herman fares best and their purses suffers
least, and we would say to those who have
not yet stopped there, when next they 90
to SEQ that Great Emporium of fashion
aud business, to Just call on our friends,
the Messrs, Manchester, at the "Westel n
Hotel"