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THE HUMAN EYK.-We were passing the office
OF that eminent optician, DIR. WOolfson, a few
days since, when our attention was attracted by
crowd of persons collected around his door. We
stopped In to learn the cause The Doctor had lust
put an artificial eye I'm for a man who had one
good eye and one sightless orb, which disfgured
his personal appearance very much The persons
assembled were trying to find out which was the
good eye and which the artificial. Some con-
f-ssed their inability TO say which was the natural
which the artificial eye; but when the artificial
eye was pointed out to them and upon close ex-
animation, all were willing to bear testimony to
the fact that the artificial eye the most aral
looking Of the two. Il 10 wonderful to reflect
what art can attain.-Pstersbrg( IVA Bnllstis, Of
Sept.7. ...
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For other GEORGETOWN adrtrttssrrtrts see arsf pnrl

GEORGEIOWN ADVERTMTS
For other Georgetown adpsrtisesn,s see irst pag.
~ MOTTO E.-LJCENSEs-Au persons
3 whose licenses from the Corporation OF
Georgetown expire on the 81 instant are hereby
new license law, approved July It'll, 1859; Otherwise
they Will subject themselves 10 hne, and the law
To- SPoe se Gs q the Cor
WIN. LAIRD, Clerk
September oath, 1862 Sc 25-eotOctIO
~ ,NOTICE-DOG LICENsES-Am dog
day of October next and, # not paid at the Clerks
Office on or before the 10th Of SAID month the au-
to with addtSnsa css bg a eoS S
% cents to the owner of each dog the Incense for
time stated and If paid together with the addi-
t'onal charge, when demanded by the police, they
of th- animal add ,rs made subject themselves to
.-..,or WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
90 b tA : + s sJo g bs. 9S
sPi & N fH5Nr es B!ia,s . E t s@
ssS ,bsr we'll It's seisotsd STOCK Of D DR 2
and SP sssd Ss
n the most thorough manner, they POSSESS faolli-
Of a general DRY Goods BuEIness. They respect
July Invite call from the citizens of Georgetown
an vlelhlty. oce-lm
tpK Sal: IN III THE MOST REASONABLE
very supeTIyr Cumberland Lump COAL from
Geo. ge's Greek. Also, O nice lot Of Red Ash and
Oak and Pine WOOD
,0fices-At Dan Browns, on Holy Hill, and at
the yard on the canal, adjoining Rays coal dock.
oc 6-eoS. -
DOR RENT-ln 6eocgetown, two hrs,-eIass
Il HOUSES, situated on West street, one con-
rooms complete Apply to ii. l.. OFFUTT' No
40 High st, 6eorg etown. oc slim
EOR NETWORK The packet schooner Ham
L itnn, Captain Ogden, has arrived and n
VIII sail as above with dispatch. For freight ~
apply to McCOBB A DODGE. -
oo4 63 Water street.
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FOR SALEsA, kne young GRAY HORSE
FIr T9;ss Ee,, u hsrnsss. Apply NN
bstwsen Four-and-s- half and Sixth streets.
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II DOUBLE THREAD
BOudOir sewing Machine.

! This Machine, an improvement on Grover Ba-
kers is simpler than theirs and for its reliability
years old run 10 with ease; yet il will sew from
the coarsest cloth TO the finest SWISS. There II 10
tropble Of reminding the thread ss 10 10 taken from
the spons. IL has belts 10 give troubles and will
run RaokxarSs e vel ss so,vssss, snd ssall ssys
nsedfes. 1t runs BY fction, and By oosing the box
no hesitation Ia recommending u as the -
Best Fansny Sesrirg Machine IN sss. rs
Agency at 101 Bridge ST, Georgetown.wher may
be found LADIES' DIX ESS TRIMMINGS, Der
LIN ZErHYR WORSTEDS, and FANCY VA
RiETY GOODS OF every description. Our az
sortment is a. camplete and veIied O. any IN the
District Ladies conneoted with benevolent or
other soeieties vii find il 10 their Advantage to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
90 s-sotf . Mrs. 9. e JARVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

THE UNDERsl6NED CARPENTER AND
Il BUILDER offers has services 20 the public Of
Georgetown, Washington, And vicinity, and will
contract tor or srpsriatend the construction ol
public and private bulldlugs. Plans and speclfi-
csIions WIN be furnished at short notice. Once
snd shop on Congress St, GEORGETOWN fmmedi ats-
ly north Of the Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

PrRsoss wishing to get good Oysters and all
other delicaciss, In season. can do SO by calling
and Pennsylvania avenue. His eating bar is al
ways supplied with the best the market affords,
and bis liquors aud segars are said to be unsur-
passed anywhere. ~
GRACE CHuRcH, Alexandria, Is to be consecrated
Tomorrow by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Johns The
venerable Bishop Meade 10 also expected, and a
Will preach the sermon. ~ I1E3 ! :
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M ~ WF p /. = = = = = - = IT I
~ DRESS GOODS.
prices. J. w. COLLEY & co.
100 Back middle STELLA 'sHAwLs, Just
opened, and very cheap-ranging In prices from
e. 50 to S2A The ladies' q o rec q stsd 20 call
J. w. COLLEY & CO..
octSt e93 seysnth sts above "A. ~, :.
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II a.nuaaSs haiaw NOTICE. g sEa~etea
Il HEREBY Respectfully call the attention Of my
rsceived large and well selected stock Of Fall and
FuRNisHING GOODS, which Offer to sell at
astoqis hingly low prices. ~ = Z u
Can and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
,TdaHEs ZIA Fashionable Ciothier,
90 4-St Ala Pa. avenue, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
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LOST AND FOUND,

AOoA hANO EoOND
l, hack ) a POCKET BOOK eontainiSf about
Gas. The finder will be literally rewarded on re-
turning it TO this Office. -..' oc5 St
CS REwARD.-Lost or misaid on the nj hit of
SC 0ctober the tth, between 81 and 9Th streets,
Fifth Ward, n doub' O. barrel BIRD GUN, in aid on
the barrel. representing a man shooting a deer /;
Manton maker. Any person returning the same 10
6l6 Pa. avenue Will receive the above reward and
thanks of the owner. oc ST.
QS REWARD--Strayed or stolen from the sub
2C scIIber, on the 18th ultimo, a red and l4EuA
white COW, with long horns, and bell &S2f~
on with brass knob on the right horn. The &s~,s.
her 10 No. 21S sixth street. between nj and N.
oc SGT. .-- - "a
I OST -Strayed away, on Sunday last, TWO
the other red; with red and white face X NEN
and VII te back. IS reward will be sIyenRN
70 the Under, by bringing them TO DAVID AHss8s-
HARRINGTON, on street, between North Cap
itol and LIST SITS. - oc 5 ST.
C1 REWARD.-Lost, on the I'd instant, IN an
y omnibus, or In getting out of it at the corner
OF NInet zenith ct. and Pa. avenue. a purple silk
PCRSE. With steel clasp. with about - in money
I'M The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving II at the star Ohhce. oc 4.Sts
GOA REWARD-I.ost on the : October either
p ~ in the Center Market or between there and
Farmers s.d MECHANICS Bank, Georgetown, ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS, all in
ten dollar notes of the Peoples Bank, baltimore
ing it to the subscrber three doors east Of Farm
eIs and Mechanics Bank, Georg etown, or his Stall
at &c Csn t,. Market onr,m
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RELIC General Washington's harpsichord,
now the property Of the Mount Vernon Associa.
ton, has been revarnished and repaired at the
MessB Gresn's Factory, Alexandra. IL 10 a sin
gulaf looking affair, about 10 feet long and vary
ing from feet 70 Is inches In width It was
sent down to Mount Vernon yesterday, for the
Prince of Wales to see H. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-06

INK hsvINAt - ne meetings. AZ the Methodis
Protestant hurch, Ninth St, have been Increasing
in interesf during the past two weeks, and last
night the services were particularly Interesting
Rev. WIN T. Wright, Of Frederick, preached an
effective discourse from the text, " oh, wretched
man that ! am, who shall deliver me from the
body OF this death?' After which the service at
the altar was resumed, and q number Of penitents
presented themselves for prsyes and Instruction.
The service of the series Of meetings was resumed
In the Methodist Church South last night The
meeting was Of the sort known among the mem
bers as general class meeting, but generally
known a. an experience meeting. The evening
was passed very pleasantly.
WIN DoN'r THs POLICE enforce the law I'm
RELATION TO the placing Of signal lights at the
term.ni OF street excavations! Conductors for
laying water pipes are digging holes In many OF
our pal streets at the present time, and never
think or hanging out signals 10 prevent travellers
from falling into the man traps they thus leave
exposed Tue other night gentleman drove
into one OF these places az the corner Of Fourth
street aud Massachusetts, avenue, indicting great
damage TO bis horse and himself Why doaft TIE
Cooperation afford adequate protection 10 the cit
izens? ~ ~ ~
How M WAS FEp We hear that Harvey svas
called on to furnish a heavy share Of the lets of
fne things on which the President fed the Prince
Of w ales and bis suite this week and that anti
cipating the absolute necessity Tor such 4 cali
with the finest display Of fab and oysters ever seen
10 this market He will proba6lyhave q few more
Of the same sort on hand next week. -
assortment Of iaccs, lace sets, lace collars, en-.
broideries, ribbons, silks, hats, bonnets, flowers
feathers, trinmings, rufies, and worssed goods
az all kinds, In this city are to DC foand at Mrs
n G. Etchison's, No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue,
'bssween Eighth nd Nlpta II "a q. % I :
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orally crowded this morning with wagons, horses
&c, belonging to the dealers who were more nu.
merous than for some time past. The supplies in
the various departments Were ample, and the
quality creditable to the dealers. From the open-
Ing to the closing. the gangways were crowded
with purchasers from all actions OF the city
The demand was active and sales brisk at the
market was largely supplied. and there was de-
mand which soon lessened the quantity at the
stands. The prices ranged from IS to IS cents
per 100 poundf $50 -.-.. fasF s.
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DID RIca. INFLOW AND PURE
MONONG AHRLA RYE WHIsKRY

- GOODS. HATS, and CAPS Il ny ssrsl low
Sc % I'm No $50 Seventh e.
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Dr. scusderi in Brooklyn.

The Rev. Dr,eCUDDER win gise the rHlhD LECIuhE
an hs course on INDIA tho Plymouth Church. Brookyn
TUESDAY EVENING, ian II.
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Gperial Notifies.

Tenth Ward, Broeklyn;SAn ELESIi0N ,. Coz kivk ~
EE wnl be Aeid TUESDAY EVENING, jan IT, st No %
Dssi 'l'''N' ''''' SAMUEL Z. BELcHER, President.
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Billiard Gablee.

DHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLET
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
oI BY tho Patentes and MsnuasureTs JTmins os ~
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MISUNDERSTANDING

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tf,0Reduun9 oeS Qrn. @b. Sbpni in 8reuen GIT ben btli9lten Ja.
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g(aee 0eutldlano's alb:
Bremen, Stettin GoGlenS, @ptba, franfurt a. W. Sreusna6,
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0ttiG 3atlsn 8etsta BAT tttsdes bet 4. xbttr at.t Gt:tss
fAat IN lteism ees9c tess ae~sst5rure p,rurtSat ptrk:a, sssi
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"a d 9fadj benz Mtitcn unO Siiocn. 10
Baltimore un0 SbtD=Gtfcubdhn.

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Mn unb mad benz 80. Suit 1860 geten BITE 9Iee mic folat:
gpn Gdmeen .Stdtipn Baltimore: Der gGf,ug, SCnntaas
auseenDrnen, Inn 8 rbr 80 Minuten 8Drs,tttdeS unb Der Or.
pre- b,ie uni A l1br W9tnuten Na6mittdes. Seire 9l9e oeten
mad alen. Ebetlsn Ses Q0efens unS 8UrO -Qoefens III ptretter
Qtnie. Hu.--lr u -
Stir We9sBa6asierc.
Na& dlen Yuntttn swif6en Baltimore unb ptebnnUnb nebne
man ben 5 utr so Wttn. Gr mtttas- Bug. Ma6 alen puutten
swifben @unbeH Lamb utb 2Dteelins uo ;mtiben @raftUI unb par
~ferSburg ben A rtr = Wttnuten- Bug pDn Baltimore.
Der Sreberif@N accommodations 3u9
seridbt Baltimore fur 5reoertf uo bic ba3wtfden ltesenben
plate tdeli6 un 4 llbr Is Witnuten Nadntttaes, init &usnabme
bes Spnntde8, unb erreiAt 8reeertd nm ~. 90 NR. @6enbs; yer.
Id6t BET Der Nidfetr 6rebertd I'm 9 ubr 0prrntttdgs uno lanat
In Baltimore UNI 10 u, 80 We. W%tttassau.
Der gutcrtt'8z ccpnpb1ttp18= qua
etbt tdslt6 NIT &usnatmt hes SOnntasS wtt fDlet:
@erlGst Concentration I'm 20 Mprgens unb 1 II. 420 Jladnt.
Bon @GteUtt's @lils nm 7,45 MOrsens, $50 II GAO GaGm.
NaG WaIbtn9tpn urtb benz Sitben
aeten bic 3Ige UNI 4,25 IWb $40 8crnittaes, fDrie uni is unb
400 RaGmittogs 40.
&m SOnute 8 uni rs DlUreens.
.*fa. Son Wuibin9tpn
unit g. 20 unb Z gprmtttas5 unO {, 20 unb 5 so Ndan.
&m SDnntda nur Nadntttags tint $780,
Der swette unb ptrrte Bug DOn Baltimore unb gDa1btnetCr ser.
btnoen i6 NIT ben 8lgen Der NnnappliS 8dtn.
Der swette unb brittle BUG bait auf ben 3pt(nenfattcnen.
RE~ g6e8en 9tfetS, Nnsfunft. 8abrt IL. (, ~. menee man HG
an 3. &. England, A9ent AT Der 8tdet. 8 fFce, @ameeus
RdttUn. W m. preScgtt SMITH,
Observation-Disclosures 8dltinpre.
{. 81. Cole. Observation-Disclosures. (Nu16,iO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-19
Gei6aftsbiider, Gapicrz nib Sdrcibmatee
ri~alienz2ager.
Samuel E. Turner. 3 SuozGharleSlfr.

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