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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19
Produce and Provision Store
Montgomery House, Third street.:


JACOB litplER, Proprietor, The Excelrior Pro-
81 uee AMI tominiss Store, is Ia the best pos
slide trim for tie summer ainpRigli The proprietor
having had long experience ~ caterer to tie pubic
taste understands fnlly tho table wants Of this eoinmu-
nity rnd is prcIarcd supply them. FRESH
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VEGEfA.
BLES, FRUITS tc,. together with all the little esiilae
extras that are gIate tp the palAe during the SUM.
fner will always ~ kept IL sh ad nice, and SUBJECT 70
tho orier Of he public who appreciate the conSen-
cnco u obtaining sch things every day, and NJ any
tune OF the day.
Old Jake i still determined TO please the people, and
no does not he detesmiued i shall not l., his fault
lie dcsreHihO Jeope 90 ,aali atd hss place Heis
sure he please tiieFu. noy4-o
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c r o c RTE s .

I IL HHps, choice and low prieod Now Orleans Sugar
10 3th- nice hne favored Country MolaEsss; i q.
" Country sugar;
~ hays yellow Rio tofes;
tierrc best new, clcan Rice,
n hoNrs lsst Stanrh
Together With good stock Of prime Groceries af dc
6.rfni kinds. sto,le and Eatihen WsFe Wooden Wars
Hardware, Gin ami Japanned Ware Notions, Ao lately
frt.eiveti. and now ON hand and for sale ig
CHARLES PtisT A Co,
aw East Second Il 2 doors ifom Main.
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Motarifs.

,4OuN n. sEgtIEDLEH, NOrARY PUBLIC.
81 lneo. -Cslairal lnnTanco pHicc, Mayora koen-
No. ~. East siies9Aiah, ntltfop SECOND and Tart
t,glna received he tlpoinqtlt OF Notary lhtlic in
IL Eii IBf tita HdiilaY ~ lar pgyt OHIO IN maer
.,1lel takes ts ualhed " lnnnn hr igiends apd ne
l1le rsnerlllS dat he gie 60 20 ali ,hs
ii ma n gsisid on - ~ nest holloc,
assA,g fiA NJ klnEpLKR
yfAHiAss pUHNKN, JU4slqf on THE PEACR
~ AslYskoGA1Y lithi.lc, atHee hItael huilding
aii JeliTi eti, hear flie Vernsf % ihlid 10 ne
.fnqIn g. ufie occupel NJ jrece fcF4lltc lnriiru.
lar'nl,ghlh 4 faid " ',lin.in pacaf ollpeoA Con
tIbtt, HOAis, and iio1yI Rlen. Atol collections
pisiesfi.> y. mftl
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l1Iunlbina.
"a -
n Sc TALK.

/ ,.re esHELI.FRERGER, 90 the west aida or Irf.
y fersuu street u nov iily prepared 20 accommodate
the pullc with hst HoRsEs 0bOD Bto8IEs, CAR.
RtAUEs. and ever, shng that Hasy b. faunA ia vcii
regulated Livery stable.
a TO his alaiy ta please and ,8re entire satsActon
10 al who may ANor him with their patronage. 10
takes great pleasure 70 feieinE 10 the looNing cnu-
potent Judges ClHhurn haaan r. Healhlnan, JfInef
W. LoWFey, Inlla WlQlrni, Lee ken1ot and eiier
Voorhees, Al Of Ehom, tosiaod under oaih, lfu dara
draws npnlqinerr ifom AL parts u did ofl.1 4NFI
one doults he tfuih OF this ahlienenlI l.t u...
alu1tft
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WEEKLY EMPIRE.


One copy per nnniln, .''''''''si %
In clubs of twelve each, o0u
M Payment in advance In nll cases
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7Nats
The "FayOrite" HAT Store

CHANGED HANDS
INlIi suhscrhor has purchased the Hat Store recently
ownod by Elias fasonte,
No. a08, New Deokel DaiIding.
Having aao ropienshed tha stock, he Ia prepared 70
fnrnsh Al The very hest rates, everything n tie Hat
line from the largest 10 the smallest sizes
Mr. FAvoNfrr VIII rrualn NJ the "fnyorite" store "a
ysait upon his sFav0utoN customers.
sped1~H v, FAvoRffE Agenl
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miscellaneous.
Notice Of Removal.

TANthe ar.t 81 ocloteg, the Subscribers @il remove
" q iil4g seN rtnsi,s f
w No. NtSs5 SECOND st.s
TN tIa5 aFcat OF thellspfeeeat stand. These ranut
iiff , Alad ~ inR handsopr,Ii con, ehioni riylef
anl M Eaisr 10 nake foom tiriAir SsN stock ~ are
eor.i Vi n ~ \ ~ - + Z, fs ~ AiliFs &ce..
ieqniol aad uaneIls csbyd - =
tl'@Is aatIERs EslArGs
\ q 4 nefls Il ys4 tbnl sAs gndsysIsilpa have
Z X itltt ~ ~ nn,i ard Qoallkfd Aalninisilr
f6t N,lb lIf so nnsxed. 81 thc esais o. lews MI
IA. WIIIIAM MEYERS,
| nAR0rHfA A. Wlf1fELMlNA IiOUlAE Mttijkh,
IN tsse Adnumsliuor, viih ihe VIZ anneAsa
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IN THE FIELDl
READY FOR FIGHT 1
OLD sTAND!--FREsH G00DsI
j. A. MINICK,


DAYTON, OHIO,
HAVING made many and Important improvements
4 IN his Store Rooms, and roplenished his already
large stock with heavy additions of Fresh Goods, hcis
prepared 10 supply the community helter than over
with every thing needed in the Grocery and Produce
line lie can and viii furnish every thing IN The trade
Of the iHsst qtiahty, at the lowest cash prices.
His stock in pnrt com npfisns-
20 Hhds. Prime and Chuica n. o. Sugar;
10 nbl.. Crushed sugar choice Xxx,
10 " Powdered 3" extra +"
10 tiranuated Sugar very good;
10 Refined Coffee Suger-a choice article, and
great myorite;
10 NNN Golden Syrup, drppings from Loaf
sugar. and choice article
II Golden syrup. extra ncr,
Ia SUGAR House syrup;
20 n -. MuiRsses--new crop.
Sacks Rio CotieeNo. extra
10 Java extra
10 santus artcle
Every kind and quality Of Teas that desired.
Raisin- Fgs CuTrsnts, Dried Peaches, Apples, To-
hacco, Cigars, Wood aud Willow Wars, QdeenswaFe,
Crockery &c;, SC, and large variety too nnmeros 20
mention.
Feeling truly grateful or the very liberal patronage
he hRs receyed nom the citizens ui Dayton and
rounding country, he desires TO have them continne
feeling that he can NOW better than ever hereto
fpfc, please the pulaic.
Hedesires the people 10 call before purchasing else
where, he offers superior inducements. no2slyu
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Prepare id Time.

FINll r suhsAfhcl hls now b., lind and vii Necp dur
ine iho season he olat Shaker tafn, sioil cuts
aud rol mixed, and iur aaio bY
sus eaAaLEs resf a &C. hess Second ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-19

rNRFNCH CHINA - 4 niil assortment of white and
N(nid Hand China roa and Dinnor Setis, lust open
alak au@ BARLOW 6.Hhokhheh'
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PIAM o 8

WYE have int received clepnt assortment Of P-
wv amos. fon the lpst makers la fhe eastern cities
comprising gnrht yafsiyof stylcs and sizes, They
havr the gesi stok " - ihnnd anywhere IN this VI
onitv all of which will he sold az low ~ they h
bought In New York Rosion or ANY where else
M Call AZ the old established neadquareFs, corner
Of fhlrd and 5eferson sireets.
luueasiem ohAs Nils,
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1aiIp Gmpt

80 -.
q Co.
-. ~. n J. tkASK srAukS, ". :. LOGAN.
T" :" rne,pr @r.s'l y :. nm, iio MAIN STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
Maine Breckinridse Csnve.tIeu

BANGOR, Me, Oct. 2.-The Breckinr,dss and
Lane Democratic State Convention assembled here
to-day, 70 nominate electoral ticket and organ
lie as the regular democratic party Of the Sate
A large portion Of the State was represented A
State Committee was appointed with power to
appoint county committees and prepare an sd :
dress TO the people. Resolutions were adopted
lndorstng Mr.. Buchsnan's Administration; repu-
dating the squatter sovereignty doctrine Of Ste
phen A. Douglas proclaiming II the duty OF Con-
gress TO protect all the constitutional Tfghs Of
property In the Territories; I'm favor Of the Pacific
railroad, etc. hon. NJ. n Smith the Democratic
candidate for Governor last year, presided over
toe business meeting mass convention wss
afterwards held, which wss sddressed by Hoo
Caleb Cushing who spoke for al hour and be In
In opposition To the doctrines Of Mr.. Douglas. A
full electoral ticket was nominated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
The American Beard of sii.,isn.

BosToN, Oct. 2.-The Fiftieth Annual Meeting
OF the American Board Of Missions was called 20
order in fremont Temple at O'Clock this after
noon, by Rev. Or Hopkins, President
After prayer and singing, tie Treasurer,s Re-
port was read. acknowledging s42o OOO reset we'd
caneelling the debt Of So, go, and leaving over
81 ,iOU in the treasury.
Reports were read by the Secretary concerning
the Missions which are generally prosperous
The annual Sermon was preached at MIG ht 70 an
OVERLOOKING house by Rev. 8. w. Fisher D. %
is subject was "The manifest design of Provi-
deEee TO make the American Missionary nation -
IL 10 estimated that six thousan nd friends OF the
Board are being entertained here az guests of the
citizens of Boston
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THE LATEST NEWS
T Ell GRAPHIO
Further from Eure,e

ST. JonNs, Oct 3-The steamer cop,,,sn,
from Galway on the 25th ult., for New Yorh vi,
this port, has arrived here.
The accounts from Apcons say u wa ham.
barded for nine hours by the Ssrdinian ship.
The fortress Of Ancona replied vigorously ana
the action bad been suspended for q conference
Garioaldi's troops were concentrating st VOL
etfra
queen Victoria embarked for Prussia on the
ISd she will meet the Prince Regent &C Coburg
i.cso John Russell accompanies the Queen, and
VII, 10 said, have q political conference with
'ne Prussian Foreign Minister
ou, submarine cables between Valencia and
~ Isnus OF lvica, Msjorce, and Minorcs, and
'pg ~ 70 barcelona, have been successfully laid
nce 3onn OF Bourbon publishes On the Times
ssrs 70 the spanish people relative 70 kis
rig n' 70 sne spanish throne
me Emperor Napoleon and the Empre<s
reached - Cloud from Algiers on The VA fTh.
Emperor, In speech at Algiers promI.ed III, h.st
efforts 10 forward the interests Of the colony
The sandman Ambassador had ontts.x ~.
leaving the business Of the Legation 20 hIs secre
tsry.
From Naples Tiers is nothing new IN reosrd 20
the movements Of Garibaldi.
Consols closed at sskaeak
Victor Emanuel has determined 10 proceed 70
Naples.
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New. from the Pike. Peak Res,e.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct 2.-Denver City dates 70 the
oath Of September received.
The Express brings only little over one thou
sand dollars In gold dust, but a much larger
amount 10 In the ha nds CT the passengers.
The citizens Of Denver met In mas convention
on the 23d Of September, and adopted a provi-
sional government, under which they hope I'm
future, to enjoy all the blessings that good gov
eminent can afford. The election Of ofscers for
the ensuing six months 10 to be held September %
chunk OF gold weighing Sl9l 10 reported TO
nave oeea taken from the American gulch on the
htao waters OF the Blue river. The said euch
the same neighborhood
new silver ledge has been discovered on the
dividing ridge between the Arkansas and Platte
rivers, which assays very rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

EDWARD EVERETT LITERARY AssocIA TON
At meeting Of this association, held last evening
the following selection of officers was made for
the ensuing term President, J. NJ Kavanagh;
Vice President, w 8 Williams; Recording Sec
rotary, J. w. Clnte; Financial Secretary. Jas. o.
Ciephane; Treasurer, w. J. Frzzell; Librarian,
Ihos nj Shepherd. We know of no society in
Washington that seems to be In more prospefous
state than the above mentioned The meetings
each week are largely attended, and the most
spirited and interesting debates had on various
Instructive and interesting topics. Itmeets every
"wednesday, at kelly's school-room, corner Of
Tenth and q streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

DISMISSED. Yesterday afternoon the case of the
United states agt Mrs. Amanda F. Beveridge
which was postponed some days ago on account
Of the absence Of Judge Granger. was resumed
by Justices Dom and Giberson The readers of
the Star will remember that the charge against
tue defendant was resisting Officers Wise and
Cuttings I'm the enforcement Of the fugitive slave
law, while trying 10 arrest a slave named Stafford
who was In her employ. The further hearing
elected nothing additional to the evidence which
was reported in full for the Star at the FIRST hear
ing, and the statements then made were fully
corroborated, entirely exculpating Mrs Beveridge
from any suspicion of improper conduct. The
case was dismissed. The case of Capt. Nathan
Darling for like offence 10 set for tomorrow at
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
Mr.. Seward Mt Chicase

CHICAGO, Oct 2.-The republicans had q mon.
ster demonstration here to-day, on the occasion
OF the reception Of Gov. Seward. The humber
WHO TOOK part In u Is variousy estimated at from
5000 to 100 90. Depuations attended from an
the surrounding towns. Mr. Seward was escorted
TO the Wigwam In which the National Conyen-
ton was held, by party Of I've hundred Lincoln
Rangers. where be made a speech Of an hour and
half duration. At night there was procession OF
the Wide-Awakos, who turned out from six 70
eight thousand torches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

CENTER MARKET.-The market this morning
presented very busy appearance. The attendance
Of dealers from the surrounding country was quite
numerous, and the provisions offered by them
were OF superior quality, and quite sufficient for
the demand. The gangways were crowded with
purchasers at an early hour, and up to the reg uar
hour OF closing the activity of salesmen denoted
lively business. Good order was mai ntained in
every department by strict attention TO the regu-
lations. But little alteration was made In the
price list as published in the Star last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
The New York Unisn Ticket,

ALBANY, Oct. 3.-The Union ticket has finally
been formed Greene C Bronson has been subsfi
tuted for Henry =. Randall elector ut large and
the Douglas State Committee have endorsed the
fusion VIM. c. Grin, OF Herkimer county was
Substit lted for VIM. r. Allen for Lieut. Governor
Mr. Greene expresses his discrimination to oppose
tae ticket, and MIR. Brady will stump the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
AIexandria Market.

ALExANDRIk. October4 -Flour-Femily ne ga
81 81; extra SO 0Oe6 50; super IS 65a5 IS. Wheat
white, fair TO good, 81 3Ossl 81; red 81 goa
81 IS. corn--white 7oa7lc.; yellow 70s7lc; MIXED
6oa7Oc. Rye 70a71. Oau %. Corn Meal 7Os7oc
per oushel. Seeds-1 timothy % 5Os83 IS; Clover
% 75aSo Is; Flaxseed 81 40eel4s Provisions-
Butter, roll, 10alsc; Bacon II sl2c.; PORK ~ O0s
81 so. Lard l3al4c. whisky 24x30e.
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Massachu.ettx PaIi,tr.

BosroN. Oct 3.-The Bell and Everett Convsn-
venton Of the Fourth District met TODAY and
and nominated Erastus b. Bigelow for Congress
BosToN, Oct. 3-The Republicans of the 9TH
District have nominated James Burlington for re-
election TO Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
PERSONAL.

ITO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
SO well known as the most successful ex.
palmer OF the Past, Present and Future ever il
Washington, continues to be consulted weekly BY
hundreds anxious to know Of things at present hid
den from then Her cor sutat Ion fee. to both gen.
her house, on the south side OF Massnchusettsa y
between 18th and 18th sts.-the only house there.
Sc Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
The Execution Of Gen. walker.

NEW YoRk, Oct An arrival from Hsvsn.
brings copy Of the Diario, which contains an
account Of Walkers execution. He died with
fortiude, protesting TO be a Catholic, and saving
alone was to blame, and accepted death with
iCnation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

| REAL EsTATK.-A. Green, auctioneer, sold on
Tuesday last the following property. located in
| the Seventh Ward: The undivided half of lots n
and IL, in square 5+4, Four and-a-h half street
between l. and nj, south, for 4 cents mills Der
square foot. Also, the undivided half of the north
part Of square 59i, near Third and l. streets for
cent mills per square foot. R. q Clarke pur.
chaser r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

The ALEXANDRIA couNrY couRr.-The Coun-
ty Court opened in third day Of ib October Term
at the Court House at II O'Clock. yesterday morn
ing;-resent: Justice Fowle, presiding. and As
ISOLATE Justices Price and Beach The attendance
was large, and included large number of Pc.
tomac Pilots.
NO interest the Court took u the case of Richard
Ball, indicted for plotting vessel on the Poto-
mac river without license. The Commonwealth's
attorney appeared for the prosecution, and Messs.
the defence moved to quash the indictment on
the ground that II did not set forth the offence as
specifically defined by the statue After argument
by counsel the court overruled the motion. and
the trial proceeded. 1t appeared in evidence
that the accused took charge Of schooner called
the "Elite'' from Savannah bound for George
town-in the mouth Of st Mary's river, where
that river empties into the Potomac and piloted
her to Georgetown. No evidence of license as
pilot was shown. After the argument by coun-
Sci, the jury found the accused guilty Counsel
Tor defence moved the court to grant new trial
on the ground that the evidence was contrary to
law The presiding Justice said that the MAORI
ty OF the court believed the verdict contrary TO
evidence; they would therefore set the verdict
aside and grant a new trial. He hoped that the
case would be moved to the Circuit Court The
case was one Of interest settling the interpreta-
ton Of the new pilot law
The case OF ]. T Stonebreaker, charged with
uttering abolition sentiments was called and dis
missed.
The Court then took up the case of John Chsrl-
ton, Smith and T. JaviDs, charged with par
fcipating In the ARRAY on the 5th Of September,
In which King was wounded. c. F. Stuart for
the Commonwealth; Brent & Kinzer and ID. l..
Smoot for defense. After a motion to anash the
Indictment had been overruled, evidence was
given similar in purport to that given before the
Mavor In the same case. The case was then sub
mitted to the jury. with few remarks by counsel,
and, having remained out nearly an hour they
were then called In Court, and declared that they
could not agree. The jury stood ten for convic-
ton and two for acQuittal
VIM: II Baily, charged with grand larceny,
by stealing $500 and other property Of III. Taylor,
was brought before Court. The case was dis
missed, and the prisoner discharged.
The case Of Monroe VS. Guy was adjudcated
by a verdict for the defendant
And at 64 O'Clock the Court adjourned until
Court In course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
X. F. ). GATHER

x +. ). GATHER
q Respectfully Informs the citizens of
~ Wa hlngton that he has taken the Drug N <
and Prescription Store at the corner of Sixth MA
and g streets, whore he will k ep a we'll Sc ~o~
lected and sssorted stock Of pure MEDICINES.
aid CHEMICA Is, STANDARD FA NH. Y
MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, PER
FUMERY, &c &c and hopes BY careful atten-
ton to business to obtain fair share of the public
patronage.
N. b. Strict personal attention given to prescrip-
lions. DC I aw
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S.riou, Steam Keller I,.Io.,..

PHILADELPHTA, Oct 3.-The boiler In the Pres-
ton Mills, at Manayunk, exploded this morning.
scalding several operatives, one Of them fatally.
Cons derable damage was also done 20 the prop
erty belonging to the mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

PASSENGER LIST OF THE MONTICELLO FOR New
YORK i hOmas Burns, Miss T.. Burns, J r.
Rogers, Miss M. Deits, Thomas Williams Miss
Mary Vandenburgh, l.. ID. Mccormick, Mr.. Cole
and lady, Capt. Mosley, Geo. eager, Miss MARY
c. Gould, Geo. II. Diggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
BOARDING.

40 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning 70
fOO the city f or their summer resorts will 4 nd
vseant several desirable rooms, having the conve
Ninth ST. one door south cf F; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boa ders ac-
oommodatcd on moderate terms. Ee5 4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

ARRIVED at Carter,s wharf, foot OF Thirteen
and-a-half street, schooner II. M smith. Jones.
from Havre-de-Grace, with 80 tons of coal for MIR,
&. M. KEYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

CENTRAL GUARD-HousE CAsks.-The only case
for trial at the guard house was Henry Wilson,
yagrant, who was sent to the workhouse for sixty
DAYS
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1861.

QUARrKRM4srKK's OFy-cs, US NJ. Cosps,t
WASHINGTON, 2th Sept, 1850. (
SEALsD Proposals WILDE recsi ed at this off ce
until tie I4ah day of November next, Ct O,c Ook
p. NJ for furnishing X atiOLs 20 the United States
Marines, at the following stations. during the year
S'6arestown, Massachusetts.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Brooklyn, Long Island, NV York.
Phiiadephia, Psnnsy va1ia
Warrington, Florida; and
Washin ton, District of Columbia
EACH ration to consist of one pound Ard guar,
mess Pork; eighteen ouaass OF Bread made of extra
supsrhne fous, or extra suPeTfns -four at the OPP
tion Of the Government; and at the rate of ten
pounds of good Coffee, fifteen pounds of best New
Orleans Sugar ,sight quart Of best White Beans,
hall pounds of coed hard dipped Talow Candi ss to
The Bsefreq aired shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding officer of each station, either
the best and most choice piecss Of the o.rcass the
PORK t3 be No. crime mes pork; and the G ocerIes
All subject to inspection
ALI bids must be accompanied by the following
-. = - Form Of Guarantss. ...
Tn. uaSsaT.isned the l,sia .hs State
=. Tor Rstions, As above described, be 40
oeptsd, he OF they viii, within tea days sftsr the
execute the oontr.o ct for the same. with good and
s sSn1 suretiss; and In case the SAID -
tnai III 10 enter INTO oontract as aforesaid, we
guaranty to make good the differences between the
offer Of the said - and that which may be
accepted. A B, GusTantor.
Witness: I'd, 6uaiantor.
1850
hereby certify that the above named -
make good their guarantee. g. II.
To be signed By the United States District Judge
United states District Attorney, or Collector
NO proposal will be considered unless acoompa-
(Nevspspers authorised to publish the above
VII send the paper containing the first insertion to
this Ofloe for exAmlEation.)
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Rations
Tor ash and addressed to the uadersigned,
9 ..-e--y 80. W b. SLACK,
sc 3-law4w Major and QuArtermaDter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

IL Though TIRE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is so large to require 1t to Be put to pses at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

THE CARS on the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad, We understand, will make an extra tri D
for the benefit of the Alexandrians on the occasion
OF the exhibition Of fireworks in this city this
htbition may have to be postponed on account Of
the weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

NoTIcE.-Distric. Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04

HANDSOMELY ExECUTED Who, In passing the
fancy store OF X e. Stevens, has not noticed with
admiration the beautiful oak granting and hand.
some signs thereto pertaining; all of which We're
executed by Messrs. w. II. Orion and ID. CAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-04
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BALrInonl, Oct. 4.-Flour d quist; Howard
street and Ohio sS.75 Wheat hrm; red 81 ssa
&f-35; white 81 sozSi .65. Corn u quief; yellow
oes70c; white 70a75c. Provisions lewef; mess
pork $3.50. Western lard 15kc. CoRee active
but firm at I4ka15xc. whisky steady n 22kc