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the Army of the United States for the term of Three
years, unless sooner discharged.
Recruiting stations will be established without de-
lay, Of which due notice will be given.
By order Of His Exceiency,
FREDERICK HoLBRoOK,
Governor and Commander in Chief
PETER r. wAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
STATE OF VERMONT.
An,rr,~r Avn INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFFICE
WooDsTocK, July Z, 1867
Tho c,,ovrc orders have been issued by the War
Department.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsnrNGToN d. G., June 81 1862.
Pursuant to n joint resolution by Congress to en-
courage cnstments in the regular army and volunteer
forces it is
Ordered, That premium of two dollars shall be
paid for each accepted recruit that volunteers for three
years or during the war; ard every soldier who here
after enlsts either in the regular army or the volun
teers for three years or during the war, may receive
his first months pay in advance upon the mastering
of his company into the service of the United States,
or after he shall have been mustered into and Joined
regiment already in the service
This order will be transmitted to the Governors of
States ard recruiting officers.
(sigued) EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July ., 1862.
Ordered, That out of the appropriation for collect
ing organizing and drilling volunteers there shall be
paid in advance to each recruit for three years. dur
ing the war; the of twenty five dollars: being one
fourth Of the amount of bounty allowed by law; such
payment to be made upon the mastering Of the regi
ment, to which such recruit belongs, into the service
of the United States.
(Signcd) EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War.
The State of Vermont pays to each accepted Re-
crut who is mustered into the service of the United
States. SEVEN DOLLARS PER MoNTu, in addition to
the nav Of Tu1HTEEN DOLLARS FER MoNTH. allowed
by the United States making the pay Of each private
TWENTY DOLLARS per month during his tenn Of SER
vice or this sum of seven dollars per month, pay
ment is made from the date c enlistment to the date
of muster, Mt the time the Regiment is mustered
The result is, that each recruit will receive, when
the regiment is mustered into the service of the Unit
ed States,
One MoNTII's PAY IN ADVANCE;
Bounty OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE;
PAY, At THE RATE OF SEVEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
FROM THE DATE OF ENLISTMENT To TIE DATE OF
MUSTER:
in addition TO the premium of two dollars, which will
be paid to any Citizen soldier for each accepted re-
crut brought by him to the rendezvous.
And ct the expiration of the term of enlistment, OF
upon his honorable discharge from service, after hav-
ing served two years, he will receive further bounty
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combn on of ingredients in these Pills the result
of long and extensive practice They mild in their
operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities Painful
Mensruaton6 removing all distractions whether from cold
otherwise headache pain in the side papitaOn Of the
heart whites all nervous Affections Mysteries fatigue, pain
in the back and limbs &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from
interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the of the those
irregularities and Instructions which have consigned many
to PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good health un-
less regular and whenever obstruction place
the general health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the eectual emeny known for all complaints
peculiar Females. To all classes they are invaluable, in
ducing wifh certainty periodical regularity They are
known thousands who have used them at different periods
throughout the country having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent Physicians in AHerica
Erplic directions, stating whon they should not b.
used, with each Boxhe Price One Dodr per Boa, con
tanning from so to 90 Pills.
Pills by matt promptly, by RENTING to the Proprie
tor. Sold by Druggists generally. -
X. Il. HUTCHINGS, PRoPmEroR,
20 Cedar t., New York
SOLD by Pond Morse, Rutland 1. T. shurtleI Co
Bennington. Is
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COMMISSIONERs' NOTICE.
z L. IIIL GIIn GHDIlE DA II EIAl. A u

w pointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Westminster Commissioners receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons against the Estate Of
DAVID BROOKS, late Of Putney, in said District de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited In offset
theretoi and six months 4h day of June D. 1862
being allowed by said Court for that purpose hereby give
notice that will attend to the business Of said APP
pninment at the Office Of John KmbBl in said Putney
Monday the 10Th day Of August from nine O'Clock NJ
until four O'Clock =, ~ on said day.
JOHN KIMBALL, I
JOHN b. WHEAT, Commissioners
Putney, July 9th, 1862. 2s
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w o 0 L C A r. ID N G.

me subscribers inform their customers and the public that
ner OshplNu MACHINES are in ample order for Cardng
wool OF AT grades Al who wish to have wool carded may
depend ON having II done with fidelity and Dispatch
,,, WILLIAMS K HOYEY.
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VIZ 0 o J.. w o o L..
The highest Price will be paid in Cash for Wool by -
PRATT, WRIGHT co.
Bratteboro, July ., 1852 -2s
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THE HARMONIC ATTACHMENT

admitted by all the valuable and important i'm
pr1vement made the Mcodeon. With the power Of
the instrument is doubled without increasing its size the
number of reeds.
recently patented Manual Sub Base arrangement
by which Sub Base Reeds entirely Independent OF
the other reeds the instrumen is attached and played
with the ordinary keys md it takes up extra room,
confined with the Harmonic Attachment, portable
style instrument Of almost ncre ble power and variety is
produced.
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, &C.,
with limited means can with small furnish themselves
with of these Instruments fully equal in power and
pacity three hundred and fifty dollar Organ Harmonum
OUR HARMONIC ORGAN,
Is THE MOST DESIRABLE ORGAN STYLE INSTRUMENT
FOR CHURCHES, CONCERT AND LECTURE
ROOMS YET INVENTED.
lst. 1t a much lower price, considering what it
is capable Of doing.
2nd. far simple in construction and therefore
less liable to get out Of order.
3rd 1t contains only half many reeds other insru
of the style and power and consequently not
half the expense To keep 1t in tune.
4th It is much easily managed by the player being
less complicated In the arrangements of stops, etc.
may be bowed by the player with lever by another
person.
has fine powerful Pedal Base, with reeds entirely dis
from the other of the instrument making
altogether instrument of nearly as much power as
thousand dollar Pipe Organ,
Al our Instruments made in the most thorough man.
ner, and warranted in every respect
A complete assortment of and second hand Pianos
constantly on hand for sale and to rent.
BRATTLEBORo, VT.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. S

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate court for sad District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CHARLES
W. GRAU, late of Brattlebor1, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of PHILIP WELLS, Admins
upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto the session thereof tn
be held at the Probate Office in Braeboro, in said District
the first Saturday of August A. d. 1862 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, Il you see fit
X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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" OLD FRIENDS n
In the fright Place.
IERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS

Tallahassee, LsoS Co, Florida, July II, 1890
To DR. llEaWcK, Albany, N. WY dear Doctor-I write
this To inform YOU the wonderful effect Of your Sugar Coat
ed pills my elder ddu FOR three she has been
affected with billions arrangement Of the system sadly i'm
pairing her health, which has b steadily failing during
That period When IN New York in April last, friend adj
vised me u test you Pills. Having the fullest confidence
IN the Judgment Of my friend obtained supply Of Messrs.
barnes Park Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning home, ceased all other treatment and admins
Tered your Ps one each night The improvement in her
feelings complexion, digestion, etc, surprised ALL
rapid and permanent restoration health has been the
suit We used ess than Ave boxes and consider her entire
W we'll consider the above just tribute you ply
siclan, and trust will be the Of inducing many to
adopt your Pills as their family medicines.
remain dear sir, with many thanks,
Your Obedient servant
5. @. MORRISON.
HerricI's Kid Strengthening PInsiers cure
in live hours pains and weakness the breast side and
back, and Rheumatic Complaints In equally period
If time Spread beautiful white lamb skim their use
cct the u no Inconvenience will
from week TO three months. Price 1872 .nts
IIercks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold by
druggists and Merchants in all parts the United States
Canadas and Sort America and may be obtained by calm
Tor them by TIA r full name DIR. l.. Il. HERRICK Co.,
1ys36 Albany, n. Y
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Ap,rr,xr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
WoopsTocK, July I, 1862
The following orders have been issued by the War
Department;
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,


William A. Bachelor q eele brated Hair DYE pro.
duces color not to be distin guished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem
edies the ill effects of bad dyes and nv gorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists &C.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcHE.
LOB, on the four sides Of eacA boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST, Ne,c York,
lily Late ZS3 Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
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ARRIVAL OF EXCHASGED PRIsoNHRs.-Yes.
terdsy 2,67o released prisoners from Richmond
arrived in the city by boat and marched TO the
Soldiers Retreat, where they remained few
hours and were sent 10 the camp ut Alexandria.
where they will At onca be mustered for paw
and clothing Some of these men have been in
prison for months, and their appearance bore
ample testimony 10 The harsh treatment they
had received at the hands OF the rebels.
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MARRIED,

On the oath instant, by the Rev Mr. MorselI.
HENRY MeCAULLY, ESQ, to Miss ANNIE
On Thursday, the 25th instant by Rev Mr. Mon
roe, ZEPHNIAH II, ORFUTT to Miss JULIA
PADGETT, all of this city.
Baltimore papers COPY
By the Rev. Father Mcguire. Lieutenant MICH.
0LAS NOLEN to Miss ANNIE MARIA SULII-
VAN, of Washington u. T..
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, MARY ELIZA, aged II
months and days. only daughter of " lillian j .
and Elizabeth Ann Ringgold .--
Baltimore papers copy
On the POD instant by the Pew c. c. Meador. Mr.
WILLIAM II. BRIGHT to Miss JULIA A. STEW
ART, all OF Washington.
On the Ath instant, MARY E., second daughter
Her funeral will take place to morrow evening
at ~ O'Clock. from the residence of her other
On Thirteenth St, between III and mo. 371.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-27

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear of National Hotel.
wDED HOUSES.
The Immense Continuation Of Stnr Performers in
Ne,c Bill Tonight.
QUESTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
Is there now in existeuce.has there ever been in
rAIf GEETEaa1NAL1rY and VEhsArIt GENIUS
as the 'hs NEVER
Mark the List Of Stars and make Note on it,
Last a. Ssfa # M ss ssfEtlfal f,'.
71eG e. s Rope,
She will appear as the FLOWER GIRL, and will
distribute thousands of Flowers to the audience.
e S 4ssss Sgiii;: {: s3;:
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Composed Sc g. n T %9fE LADIES
On the stasfg f., N,,, Do,,.,,
MISS ELLA ELL0.
The Yankee SOngstress.
BOB HART,
The Talented Ethiopian Comedian, will appear n
New Acts Tonight.
LEW SIMM0N
The Champion Benjoist and Ethiopian Artist, in a
s-I.r. ~ New Banjo Solo and Song.
-, WILLIS ARMSTRONG
MASTER JOHNNY,
WILLIE IMMERSION,
..- And the Immense Company in
AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME!
TONIGHT,
HART AND SIMMONS
-s.... Ina New Ethio plan Farce, entitled
DOBSON'S BOY
Also, the Lsughable Ravel PantOnime entitled
go. - ROSE OFSHARON.
Doors open O'Clock !; performance O'Clock.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs ~ cents.
THIRD GRAND MATINEE
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, September 9th,
on which occasion the
MAMMOTH COMPANY WILL APPEAR!
eAdmissiOn-Ladies, % cents Children 10 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; perform nce at "a. seq
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ARRIVAL OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon
the 1fsth New York regiment, Numbering 994
men, arrived; and. after partaking of refresh.
lnehts NJ the % Retreat" were marched TO CAMP
Ihey Were IN command of Lieut.. Col John NJ
Strong and Major A. q. Cook-the Colonel
having oeen retained i'm Baltimore by sickness
portlon OF the eth battalion New York
artllIery, numbering 40 men, under command
OF Capt. Middleton, arrived last night: and
during the day 200 recruits for the re,;,,,sn,.
now in the field arrived. nv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATER
Penn. arssse, near Wizards Hotel.

GROWERS THEATER
Penn. arsrse near Wizards Hotel
LEONARD GROVER .MAxAoK1
GALA SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
Great Comic Attractions
Twelfth night of the Young and talented American
MR.. AND MRS. W. ]. FLoRENCE,
tThe Irish Boy and Yankee Girl,)
THIS EyENING.
Last time, positively of the greatest Of Irish comic
HANDY ANDY.
Mr.. W. J. Florence, ss........-... Handy Andy
KopPITz AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
With New Music
MISCHfEVOUS ANNIE!
Annie Spruce Gan heres With the song Of The
"a Dutch organ grinder with an original
Dutch Song and Organ Aceompanir; ,,..,..
Bridsss Bookis tsn old woman mrs w. .''A'
Ms. PinHi.p opei. danger, with grand
Araminta Dnsenbury with her original
songs, "Ridin' on Railroad Kear"
and Josiah and his Ssllv'). Mrs. WI. Florence
~ Due notice will be given OF. Mr.. rlorence's
z ~'1'-A. s :" CAPTAIN cUTTLB,
DoMBEY AND SON. .
PRICES or ADMISSION. =.
Ofeee Clfcle 49,. % oen0
Orchestra Chairs----.-...-.-.-.... rs cents
Family Circle ----....--.,---;-2se en az
Coiored gallery -----.-......----- = censs
Soiofoo -->-- 4" SonSS
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GREAT AMERICA AN
CIRCUS
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
Gardner Sc IIemrnine's.
The Organization of which has just been pleted
prior toa
TOUR THROUGH EUROPE,
but which, composed of
100 MEN AND EDUCATED HORSES
COMPLETE GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
20 will first appear in this city, on
LOUISIANA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street.
INAUGURAL KXERCIsES
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
MADAME TOCRNAIRE,
The Dashing Female Equestrienne,
Greatest Living,
from
Eixons Cremorne Garden.
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
The Beautiful Equestrian Danseuse
MILE HELONIN breezy,
..... The ccomplished Equestrienne.
Mr.. HENRY MOREsTE.
With his Startling Trapeze Act.
Mr.. DAN GARDNER,
The Mimic Jester, and Comic Singer.
Mr.. GEORGE DERIOCS,
The Great American Rider,
who will each nj sht
Ride Without Saddle or Bride
Untamed Camanche Horse
R. HEM,iING,
The Greatest Living Performer on the Corde Tendu
..- and General Equestrian.
Mr.. BENOIT TOURNAIRE,
Dir. GEO, KINCADE,
Mr.. GERALD PEPPER,
Mr.. G. HILL, &C., &c.
ADMISSION s5 AND so CENTS
LOUISIANA AVENUE and TENTH STREET.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
sep8-n
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FAMILY TLoUR-,,,gt.1 $50,
800 bbls. choice brands to arrive per Schooner
Aid" FRED. s. CozzESs,
-- Corner PENNSYLVANIA arenue and Iath st.
Hans, HAMS, HANS @s.s
Best gar cured, in canvass bags to arrive per
schooner Aid FRED. 8. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and ia.h ST.
| REFINED SUGAR.. Ar......
! - 200 bbls. standard Su CARS -
... Crushed, Powdered, Square Lump.
| .=..-....,- Coffee Crushed, &C..
= to arrive per schooner Aid"
! -.... I'D PRED. 8. CozZESs,
Il Corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Iith ST.
GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
50 bags best quality, to arrive by schooner
Aid" FRED. s. COZzHNs,
| Corner PennsYlvania avenue and 18th street.
EREsH GOSHEN AND DELAWARE COUNTY
| BUTTER. --.--eE-e=
| 25ofrkins and tubs prime quality. to arrive.
= t. -..- FRED. s. COzZENS,
L, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
| ----------
| 7 ILiENTHALs TOBACCO @i*
- sAvoRY, ......
| MEDALLION, --
| YOUNG AMERICA,
| STANDARD SMOKING TOBACCO.
| OF various brands, now in store and board
schooner Aid" FRED. S. COzZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and I4th street.
CHEESE, CHEESE
| 800 boxes prime Cheese to arrive.
For sale by FRED s. C0ZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street
7 AVER RAIsINs.- - 81. .-..-
80 boxes best quality.
FRED. S. COZZENS,
l. Corner Pennsy lrapia avenue and lith street
FANCY CRACKERS
200 boxes, assorted. For sale By
q. FRED. 8. C0ZZENS,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
VINEGAR.-
WINE AND CIDER VINEGAR,
Best qualities For sale by
FRED. s. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1ith street.
CANDLES
$50 boxes Adamantine CANDLES, to arrive and
for sale by FRED. S. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
I ARD
100 kegs prime Leaf Lard.
To arrive and for sale by
FRED. g. COZZENs,
Corner nsylvania avenue and I4th street. .
TEA, TEA
100 boxes choice Family Breakfast and eolong
TEAS. For sale by .r...-
FRED. s. CozZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
RICE, RICE
In barrels and half barrels
FRED. S. CeZZENS,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street.
SARDINEs.-
Is cases half and whole boxes best brands SAR.
Dimes FRED. s. CoZzESs.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th ST.
SWEET OIL
4, live
to arrive and for sale by FRED. s. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and I4th ST.
FRUITS, &C.
MADkARA NUTS, ALMONDS, PRUNES.
RAIsINs, &C..
In bales and boxes. For sale by
FRED S. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.
MAcARoNI AND vERMICELLI.-
50 boxes best italian vERMICELLI and MACA-
ROM.
For sale by FRED. s. COZzENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th st.
--------
CAYENNE PEPPER ...sF
- % cases in cans and bottles, best quality.
FRED S. COZZENS,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th st.
STARCH, STARCH
! : 100 boxes best STARCH "
| FRED. s. COZZENs,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th st.
TApIocA- -
50 bags TAPIOCA on board schooner Aid
For sale by FRED. 8. COZZENS
| Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l4th st 80
| CHOCOLATE, ASSORTED KINDS ,.
| IS boxes best quality.
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: THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs,-Befoqe Jus.
ice Cidrk.-John Halpan, drunk and sleeping
in the street; VIM. Powers, drunk and disorder
y; VIM. Renney, do; James Smith, do: ID. S.
Nash, sleeping in the market; turned over TO the
military. Oliver Miles, (colcred,) drunk and
disorderly; held for n hearing.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

@ATTENTION, GEORGETOWN UNION
~ MEN-All loyal citizens of Georgetown of
Il years or age ana over, respectfully and
estly requested to call and register their
tbs oo9k ., a. the subscribers store:
In Georgetown. the object of whch to ge
discountenance, and diminish rebellion in George
same, by signing the articles of Association which
can be seen at the store of the subscriber
Sc S-f w. III. TENNY.
GEORGETOWN TAXES
AN Abatepent of six per cent will be allowed en-
the taxes for the current year paid on or before
the ist day Of October. CHAS. d. WEIGH,
sc 26-lw Collector.
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ID R0T ECT YOU RSELF
Il AGAINST
FIRE AND URGLARS,


pR o TEcT YoURsELF
FIRE AND GLARS!
The subscribers keep constantly on hand large
"a g. G. HERRING & CO.'S
-'H,- Celebrated
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
and
PAYMASTERS' CASH BOXES.
With the Best and Most Approved Locks,
~At the Manufacturers Prices
JAS: c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Sc %-lm Corner Tenth st. and Pa. avenue.
TO pATMAsT CEsf,fq T.AHsEyVERRsMAsrERs,
And An fh. .r.s Msa.; bS 1s,.E. he A,y
c..,.,,, Ar ,f.s 'fsiis1Yfd, 2 sss
es as ss ssas.
e. e ss.: s.s 81 sss ~ SO. s 81 81:
to D Tase and 70 Cloth
TO 9 days. The whole durably and neatly ar
ranged .y in portfolio form PRICE So sent free by
Sc as-eost Army statioS a sos ss Pa. az.
i HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
VIII ind on examination q our large and we'll
assorted st0ck every article requisite for their
HEAVY IRON: sTSoSE CHINA TABLE WARE.
and STEAMERS,
PLATED and BRITANNIA CAsToRs, BAR
ALE TUMBLERS, CHAMPAGNE and WINE
GLASSES
BAL TTMBLERs, PUNCH PITCHERS, WINE
BLOCK TIN SOUP TUREENs and CHAFING
DISHES.
TABLE, CUTLERY, TUMBLER DRAWERS and
OYSTER DISHES. -
OYSTER BOWLS, CHAMPAGNE and SARDINE
OPENERS &c.&c
All of the above recently received and will no
offered At prices that cannot fail To be sa
&. W. BOTELER x SON,
sc 23-eo3t betw cen OH nnJ ioth a.
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LIEUT.. JOHN WERICH, 10th New York cav
airy, if in the city, will please call at the Star
Office, the trunk for which he advertised hay-
ing been found and brought to this office.
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FERRY TO ALExASpHIA-By reference to
our advertising columns il will be seen that
the three boats OF the Washington and Alexan-
drfa line viii after Monday next, run between
the above cities (both ways every hour, from 7
O'Clock a. m. until SIX O'Clock p. m, thus Offer
ing all requisite accommodations to the travel
ing public and to business men. - r.. .
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Go ALL of you to the Dollar Store, AS Pennsyl
vania avenue, Four and half street and SO
the splendid stock of New Goods now opening, and
take your choice for One Dollar se E-iws
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A QUERY.-Editor Star Your identification
With the business interests of Washington cit :,
and your watchfui care Of the same, induce )
me 10 ask If in view of the Secretary Of tia
Treas ury reply to certain bankers of our cit :,
small notes are held as being Illegal can per-
son receiving a counterfeit bill Of a denomina-
non less than five dollars prosecute the person
from whom hs receives said bill, rs passing
counterfeit money, TcAprr
September 70, ISL
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RI CoGNITIoS OF A CHURCH.-On Wednesday
evening the lately organized Calvary Baptist
Church was publicly recognized: the exercises
being heid In the New York avenue Presby-
1efian Church. The sermon was preached BY
Rev. DIR. X. JeHrieS, of philadelphia and the
other exercises, which were of very interest
ing character, Were conducted by Rev DIR.
Samson; Prof. Harvey. OF Hamilton; and Reys.
G.. e.. Meadors and J. II. Kennard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-27

EYE AID EAR. Deafaess.- Special attention given
to all maladies of the Eye and Ear requiring medi-
cal treatment or surgical operations to restore the
organ to sight or hearing BY DR.. Won Moschz isker
eculist and Aurist, 227 Penn. avenue it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-27

CRoscoPIA. -Drs. Brothers 4 Gray. the celebra
ted German Botanic Physicians, give notice tina
they can be consulted as-usual ut their permanent
Medied Dispensatory, he south street. opposit
Smithsonian Institution. Particular atten ion pa
TO Female Diseases in all formsi ! Sc 2I eoSts