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NJ EDiCAL.


hR. vi MOUDl takes this method
Il y Of announcing 10 the uhahilAnts Of the Maba,h
valley and the public generally. that he has perna
nently located la the city OF Iefre Haste Nigo coun-
~. Indiana. where he has opened ofice CA the
corner OF Fourth and Cherry streets, for the heie
Of those afflicted with eyes. cid chronic diseases
and diseases Of all kinds, also Tor the practice Of
medicine generally.
lie will pay particular attention 10 the following
diseases: Scre eyes. piles. rheumatism. coughs Of
long standing, female weakness, scrofula, aud old
sores, having performed some Of the most wonderful
cures known.
His remedies though new and unknown 80 physi-
clans generally, have been tested n hundreds O
and found TO be speedy, safe aud certain
n. d. All calls. night or day, promptly obeyec
when not professionally engaged
feb2s'G2dawly
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30 TO A. &. BURROWS. NO.
~ So, Main Street You viii End bis house fak
OF Fresh Goods cf every thing that can be put IA
house Of the kind and sold for ", small profit for
cash. A the goods are bought fos csSh aud by my.
SELF the quality aud price will compare favor abb.
with any house in the city.
Everything sold will he de.yed 10 any part Of the
city free 81 charge.
Cali at No. SIS. Main Street. Terre Hanie, Indiana
A. c. BURROWS
Msrch1Sdu
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stopped Al the Terre Hanle Hoa.e-once
called tbe Prairie Hogse-kept ~ Mr..
Hubbs. very clever gentleman. and ono
~ho fully understands his business. Mr.
Turner. the clerk Of the House. IA one Of ths
mot sa'bie snd accomplished gentlemen
have cses ne. Il i. IN my opinion. one OF
The - as',l. u the State. and Il ii does not
.. i''s-,n~,s. = Vii aot no The iaal, Of Nessrs
ffahhs AL Turner
The people Of rcsre Hame sfe reaae,i
and sGabie have not seea - many hnc
booking AIDES and gentleman. fof a lonx
s.s.s. a. ~ u slurr' .is ,sibsth ~
ma'osl there e..
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iNSUR RANCE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
u issued IN The .Eina Insurance campsny 81
Hartford Connecticut
Cash Assets +....--.+.....-..- - pso o,e
FIRn AND INLAND POLICIES issued
in the flre sni Marine Company. Springfield, Mas.
Cash As-ets. 800 co.
FIRE POLICIES issued IN the Fire In
surancr Company - Hartford. Connecticut
INSURANCE In The above cid aud reliable Ceni,s
mics can b. procured az reasonably faies ga anal
cation g.
HAGER A MakEEN Ami.
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bRASDRETn's fIIIS.-For the restoration
health u those who have been s,iclea BY spsples,
or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
all affections q the lungs. chest sni bowels sisls
prompt Use saves life and quickly oures Pneam,
nia. pieurisy. eh-era. wind spasms, worms eho,ss.
soreuss diafrhcea eysenisry. whether ircu malar,-
eating unfpe fruits other faults An dict, yield
their Influence. Asthma, govt. rheumstsn,-, live
affections, rupture-. inaammailous - any orgsa
levers, whether ague other specific fssefs. bllou.
Diseases. Jsundise. 81. Yiiuss dance smallpox mes
-. Group. erysipeas white swelling. pcs. ri1si.
u even thirty year, continuance aud espe,iall,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured pcrmansuiy
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pli. L.
female complaints and Gus Diseases they LA..
been equally successful. wide change ~ lfe eo,t
nrst aud second periods. Epilepsy. drprc..lya q.
spiFiA. frghifa der ans. AL obstruction. sui rs..
s'ions are by them cured. dispsrsed ans eorfsc.sd
Price - cents pr box.
sold by J H. cUsIssuAs. rerfe nauie. .ot ~
fe'pec'al1e dealers IN msheise. uanldslh
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- Strumous or Scrofai0us affections ~ a..
curse. the blight, the potato ros Of mankind. ~.
~fe vile and nithy well fatal. They ar - Co.
Contamination aud impurlty Of TIE Heed. and a-e &.
bs seen all around rs everywhere. one quarter -
al Ne sees are tAiutcd With them. Ani ono quar-
u these die q them. de foOshiy too. because -,
ssr eefaile. Aux's sAxzArAKniA clearses oct .is
serofalous corruption nom the bood rcnaers Il pue
and healthy. and enectualiy erpurrs,e. M i.l
Contamination frem the system Ne longer sfo,.
under your sorofGous disorders snce he lsrssistt
Die ANA has provided his mastery coordination -
curative virtues that he calls SANsarsMsAA. Den
ocfsi, Waterbury. CT.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. May, i5.-The city IS filed
TIM morning Nth Frmers ofthe taking al
Richmond
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w STOCK.

CASH SHOE TORE
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w. II. STONE
RooTs 4 snors

p i,Ist rerelvosl new and spleI.dld slock
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FOE S sAAEE-A BARG4iN-A. HORSE AND
n .bSuIf with Harness and ss6dle and ~
E SIidie: The horse |, only years cd, very S
WIG ana gentle, well gated, and In everyAA
respect an excellent family hoxse. Buggy "A
harness new and substantial. Por particulart in
suire at 266 street, ct the stable Of DR. Gree
son, on street, between 18th and Ath, south a.
Pa. av., where they may be seen. oe B fms
~ GIVE NE A CALI
BE Cndersiened res vectfully informs his 49,.
and the public that he viii open his
repaired and neatly cited, and has also
been onsnged all the sgmmer in beddins
the most choice OYSTERS the Ohesa~>.k. n
eonld produce, In his famous creeks Al Pm. pi.$
y VAL receive BY the steamer yams< Cnx 49,.
f1ney foint, twice week, a fresh surrSy' ~.
peeaent OF my regular supply bosss ~ 49,
Srcnsemsn,s thers win Ne no failure In 6iins ~
ent ef the blockade - ~o' sAeSsSss-
., s5T Sss e So are tina, It can sopa
Reose myssh 70 pay particular attention % faps
Sasn1nG usEH restaurants suffers and privata
hs III, ~ we lowest cash prices - : u
I'LL teesS Also on hand 6ne assortment frssh
Sna vH ~ and hermetcally sealed MkATe
-" ny AIAbks. r, NJ. HARVEY, :
Su Washington City, b. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auetiopesrs.

By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs. = Z =
TRCsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE ~.
fsofEp fnorrKrr II THE CocSrtEs o. Wxsn-
IkeIoN AND PRINCE GxoEeE.-Undrr and b. v5rlps
OF desd Of trust to the su bscrser bearing date o
Columbia Liber A. s.. No. n, fslios s. &e. 81
also In Libsr r. g., No. J. folio Isn ke one sftkD
land record books Of Prince George county In a.
State Of Maryland, shall sell, at Public AuctioS.
70 the highest bidder. on the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAf, the 5th ofNovember next, &C 4 m IT,
following piece or psrc-l Of lssd - Described %
said deed. situate in part In said Washingsso
county, and partly in said Prince Georee counsy.
containing sixfy-tve ts1l acres. more or less -
gether with the Improvements, consisting Of n
so9Iort.hie Frame Dwelling. Corn House an
Stseie; Thfsh q Part Of the original "Hsmilss0
About twenty Eve sere. of this tr.ct are eissruA.
s.d M sdspsed for market sur1oses; the resdSS
:, fhis safin sdJoins the lands OF Aessrs. Youns.
Brown, ard Condor, and Is about ope mile distaS{
from The Government Insane Asylum near t.
piscatswsy road. The hax win deesgnsse the rco1
that leeds % the pscs. = = = = =
The terms are; One third cash; thx balance u
one, Two. ne, and four years. the pprcheasr 20
terest from the day ofsaie
All ccnveyaneing At The cost OF the yurchasar
~ sne terms are not complied With - I've dave
erty. ~ the rsh and east Of the defsuitiss TX
ser, By .dvert:sing the sane three lres IN -
National Intellf0encer.
~ JOIN CARROLL BRENT rr,-...
oc 4-eo GREEN WILLIANe K1ets
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MARsHALS SALE.-In virtue OF 9 vrits Of 6erf
creu iHe Geur lssuea iS% the ccIhs one. Of -
sell At bic sale for CASH in front of the cour4
S day Of is !. Sn q ooIose s sss
Psss.pg pieee or Rs5e.i Of sns called Mo.si
district of cola%bis' and bo1uae 6s,Sn tSiH,Ssy
keginnins for the same st stone the second scon.
eat side Of Reedy Branch sad on the eoash Gn I'm ~
the old Blsdensburg road leading 10 CieorgetovS
degrees w on sn q
bbiS9t, north seventy six degrees, west sir and :
Genty perches, north hfty-fvs and sslf &C., 80
ssh,ssn stone a tS Sse sossS:s .sse
nsf Of lot umbe. four Of ssid tract Of land a. a.
one and quarter degrees, east enc hundred "a
hity,t.o and three Quarters perchss 20 = tons
pike then sonth four degree. es, ' one I s
fqen south two and Sasrter Sesr.e the r said rod
eight and s 10 perehes, stl with the said rosd u
south seventy saS hal. ders-es s sr.s sss
ana u NO perches to the boundary line of the -
ginning containing ninety seven acres and eisS
south Pleasant tone ss
s ssn e. a1r Gsa,s DEG 80
to the di1dins Sse n min a, Sa5' f rIs1
road and stone; thence south ides. 81 min. esst
trscs being that lssss tract OF inpross isns osn
as. an. and s Isss d ssS q
satisfy sal sH s Nee 80 ISL a hes s, So s,o 81
Birch Geo. Y, Fs1ant, Fsrsst, Hsissrs.r 4 O.
and Allison Mailer use of VIZ siHI Birch; ~.x
oc g7.dts n.rlh.s gpsS
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GCOMNUNICATRD
An incident occurred in one of our hesntals
which seems worthy Of being recorded, not only
as case Of rare Observation-Disclosures, but as an
example worthy OF imitation. A dying soldier
being desirous Of making his WILL a Justice of
the Peace was sent for to witness the deed
The gentleman whose services were called into
requisiton-John H. johnson, Esq, No. 81
louisiana avenue-although he had to lea We his
Office and go distance of three or four miles.
refused to accept any remuneration, saving that
"he could not take money from a dying SOL
dier IL is refreshing TO find in these DAYS and
In Washington, too, what is at all times so rare
q conscientious larger. a.
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>, ...o 'onE s sAssott PRE- sR1yr Ir-:se.;
By eREIN 4 WILLIAMS. A.e.io,.,r,.

ISAAC HERzSHRss SRsSTsFfSHLg yxvx-
DAY, the Stk end sxA Of NSvsnber. ~ - 49,
Q; We shall eeiis large eolIsetSon Of uursdesoS3
bunting case patent lever wstehes eoid nSeS -
,oe Chains kings. &e., OF oil DESCRIPTIONS; IsrFo
%. OF isdies Dress, shsyis and Cloaks, In W
sortment OF eoods such ~ usually found a =
pswnbrGker's sale, abd 100 numerous 20 mectiou
Inc sale "a TO commence with the wstehes
o,ano, HENEy HlRzgKEs, p.xsbrok.r.
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Got
very desirable. as it can be folded up into very
small space lifting into canvas bag. 1t 10 strong
ana durable, and can be converted into . chair or
lounge a. viii, and is arranged that IL may be
stuffed with hay or STRAW. 1t Is made Of both car
PET aud canvas For sale a. the India Rubber Store
aud fith st5. .. oc3-tm
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OF CopARTNERsHIp

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The Arm heretofore doing business under tho
name al title of l.. II. g. c. SCHNEIDER is this
day dissolVes by mutual consent. l.. II Schneider
is authorized to Settle all blls due by the firm and
collect all bills and notes due the same
l.. II. SCHNEIDER
October IL. 1862 G. g. SCHNKIDER'
The undersigned will continue the general Hard.
ware Business at the old stand, where he solicits
the old firm
ocSl T.. n SCHNEIDER
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

IN INVEST YOUR GREEN BACKS.
1 HE Undersigned offers for sale a large lot of
GkOt Nd, situated between High and Valley sts.,
30 $50 square feet. Also, upon the same elevation.
T. l9ts OF ground 30 feet on Valley street and 10
not SURPASSED by any in he town. For tsrms an.
Bridge street. oe S-iw
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c AT rhh INT keGsEH SrogE q. Allen, Clam 4
t S" asng syrnue between 10Th mi th sr es,
K"hbrr Cost, P"nsb" may rod great variety OF
Pillows. Beds. Boots Cups. Plies. aud sbe iban ,f
ss asst 81 :a' k l. .aS Rasbss
or. cork se bs shf bHs HD2ss sGS:s Wool
promote warmth and comfort in the A.: q
fGG sS ss f bss%.,. ss,ss
Gloves and Gauntletts. Vslis.s Tsatss.: BBseksk,s
smsIi trunks made 10 stard ruuch ussre in bssrnae
which win be sold at shs Arm Chair. all Of
uy151sIsAsLk INDIA RuBBEr Goops.-Mr. H.-a.
ha,h ne. IrFt received lot of Officers' Long and
shs extra also lot H Of f biua Tns pin
ehi in yefy I%nT At zach also eItra and
ne 4 selIirg at manufacturers prices at his Infia
tSahnes Earshonse: 10 Penns5lS snia q. enue Ibe.
va "A-O A''I' h". oeA-G
o GSs coIis. AND ISL Fan
Moss sEssSea sns e 81
pss Ss' Sy b whe sn ,s or
wen-nnowp ChlroYodist 81 424 Pennsylvania ave-
the General Telegraph ONCE No Acid, 10 Blood
oc6ii
.I AT THE DOLLAR STORE, 43s Penn avenue. near
isxsry nns srea tas best
IN there and supply yourrelffor 81. no i-lE*
,0hEAf PEHNsTLVANIA ROUTE. ci1 Bnl,;snors mud
Washington daily and che on Srrdsy-auicx time
low rare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
tnrougn u rates. For tickets and fur
sylvania Route. northeast corner of Pannsyivsn;.
evenue aud Sixth ST.. Washington Office omen frono
.: N; until ,. N; On Sundays FROM to .. m
ID H-H e. o. NoRsos, Agent.
TIE IspIAE HAS DocrOR from Canada ri,
Describe diseases and tell his patients the nature OF
information from them. No nlnrpe for IOrsylf1 ;on
g, ddriss OfEce, No. IL Washington Buiiain@
Rennayivsnia avenue, corner of Seventh street,
"e"hinsoh W au 25-tf
M6 81 tS' %s s e Yoss'sfsS Y Rev Dr. Ep
late Thomas smith, Esq. ali Of this city '' Inc
r. sS Miss II IL sA kiY a. Dr. d FksR
DIED.
On the morning OF the Sd inst sitter q iincer;ne
and paix full Illness. which he bore with Christian
fortitude and resignation, GEO. ii. GARRISON.
George III. and the late Adelaide Garrison
HIS ate acquaintance, also those of the family.
Ar respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from
18th s'reets on Wednesday, at $ o clock D. m The
Church. P6'
=, suddenly, on the ath instant, of typhoid fever,
age.
The friends of the family are respectful, invited
70 a tend her funeral, from the residence OF her
O'Clock '' o.
On the I'd inst. at O'Clock of small pox & II
BUHfESs, As years old. The deceased was for the
lie leaves wife and two children 10 mourn his loss
ne was buried yesterday morning, st n clock. =
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TAxEs.-The amount of taxes paid into our
city treasury under our present tax law sin ce
the first of September last, will foot up about
apart for school purposes will be $4,000. A
considerable amount, of course, yet remains to
be paid in, although, as will be seen by the
above figures, our tax payers have been gene
rally prompt in coming forward-the liberal
deductions during the months of September
and October having, no doubt, been quite an
incentive.
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It's; MARSHALL SALE or PRIZE Goops--
the United States for the District Of 0oiumhis II
vii sell at public auction, for cash, NJ the Drr
Gooos store Of John 3. Claeett, on Pennsylvanis
EkpAf NEXT, the stu instant, commeneinr Al
10 c'ock 3 m the following cargo Of the Trancis
ii dozen Hoop Skirts,
boxes Essence Coffee
Large lot Mems and Lad &c, Boees ara sh.~.
boxes Candles,
Large lot Calico
Large lot Bic ach Cotton;
Large lot Felt Hats
2 bags Coffee
box CASTLE SOAP
6bottles Brandy.
WARD n. LAMoN,
no 4-dte Es Msrxh.l N ~
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TIE COURTs.-In the prphans' Court, on
Saturday, there was but little business trans
acted Of any public interest Mrs. Margaret
Bayly entered into bond, with proper securities,
as admnistratix on the estate Of the late
was ordered ON the estate OF the late James
O'Brien.
The Circuit Court is not in session, having
adjourned over from Saturday last until
Friday next.
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GIVE NE a CALL

pEAC&, PEACE. PEACR.-Is the err OF sou.
=, mel men; eSt my cry 10 CLOTHING, cI6THTNG.
SCyIninG, at the very lowest price, at the Pec-
pksGotntnx store, No. 40 9Th street, and csr
Ger sta stSs~t snd Rs. eve. go Ne
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A CoMPLAINT.-A letter from a private in
the 10th regiment New York volunteers, in.
forms US that q soldier belon ging to the 5th
Excelsior regiment was sent from the lower
Potomac some time ago TO the hospitals in this
city; that he arrived here on the Government
boat; but on account of no arrangements hay-
ing been made, was compelled to find his way
could find one he became so feel BILE that had he
not been kindly taken in charge by Mr. and
Mrs. James Mcintosh, he would probably have
persisted These good people cared for him,
because the surgeons Of some of the hospitaIs
refused TO receive him because he did not ha We
IN his possession an order from the Medical
Director.
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MARRIED,

n Or the nth Hf ostoher by Row Dr. Pyne, Ed
late Thomas Smith, Esq. all Of this city
On the ID instant. by the Rev Or. RYAN. Mr.
VIM GIVEN to Miss MARY A. CROGfiON'
both of this city.
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by :. z. MCGUIRE CO.. Anctieoeers
FHRgSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
j. ESTATE IL THE CRY OF WAsBIyQyos
virtue OF 2 deed Of trust recorded among the Land
records OF Washington couD ty D. C. IN fiber n
, No; le3. folios 80. ct sec one Of the land -
cords Tor Washington county, shall cell Ut public
auction on THURSDAY, the 2cth day Of Nosep-
Der. instant. at half-past -four oclock D. m on the
premises the following described real estate it
uated IN the city of W ashingtnn, ID. Chat h n
say. lots numbered ten, (lg.I eleven 0ID and six-
zen, no., IN square numbered one hundred ssd
The terms of sale are: One fourth of the pur.
chase money In cash; and the residue in notes OF
equal amounts at six, twelve, nd eighteen uOnfhs
with interest from the day of sale; the deferrrd
payments TO De secured by notes satisfactory t.
the trustee. snova lien upon the property for tie
spectively given.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in ali
PARTICULARS by the fifth day after the sale, the
notice, at the risk and cost of the defsuItsns ~
chaser or purchasers. -
purchasers.
H Q. sPALpING, Trustee,
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kOC hD-Came to the undersigned a stray cow
4 and CALI, which the owner can have by prov
H. HAYS, on the Baltimore Turnpike two miles
from the Washing ton Spring Tavern no as
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MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of q writ of 8erH
Nl facas, issued from the Clerks. Once Of -
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia COR tks
expose at public SALE for cash in front Of the Coarf
h y, door OF said county, on THURSDAY, tie
Ienesnts right, title claim and interest IN and 70
Love NOS 10 and vs., in square No LIS, in the citv 81
ashington, d. G., together with ali and ain rulsr
the improvements thereon ,seized and levied 49,.
As the property Of John c. Romee aud win be soi1
20 satisfy 1udicisls No. 49, TO October term IS. IN
nour. WkRD n peos raoo-
ocH-oN q. g Marshal ID ~
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BY W L: WALL & CO, Auctiopeers
GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES Can
" RIAGRs, AND HARNESS AT AUcrIos-ht TIE
National Hotel Stables on 9th street betvsS
LonIsisns avenue and c street, we win ssiI -
THU RSDAY MORNING, 9Th OF Noyemher a. mi
9 3, the entire stock of Messrs. ThensS .
e. head good Family and Carriage Horses.
% Light-top and No-top Wagons
5Open and Close Carria ges
Phslter Carriages,
Is sets Single and Double Harness
Sleigh Robes, Blankets, Whips, &c, &c.
and lease of Stable = "ssv.s
Terms cash.
oc3 (BepD W L. WALL A. IN 49,
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CHANGE OF HoURs.-By the advertisement
eiseW mere II Will be seen that the train hereto.
lore !eavlng Washington northward and west
ward at 300 p m, will leave at d. m. Pas
sengers by tins train can go ON by the S. 10 train
from baltimore to Philadelphia. On SUNDAYS
an accommodation train will be run between
Washington and Baltimore, lea wing this city at
14o a. m, and returning leave Baltimore at
8 p. m. This will be a great public conye-
nleHce. Great exertions are made by the Of
1icers of this road to keep the public accom-.
modated, task Of no little difficulty at times.
from the amount ofGovernment work demand
ing the earliest attention On SATURDAY. 15oO
tickets We're sold at the Washington Off &c be-
tween and p. m: and what is more eyerv
passenger was comfortably seated.
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TAKEN Up ASTRAY-The 18th Oct a small
Il light brindle COW, with white belly and
mar star in iorehead and calf which the
paying charges. and take her away. Enquire of
ANDREW BROWN, near Congressional Cen etery.
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Diapers LOST-Was lost on Sunday evening.
Il the 81 instant, between the Railroad De not and
East Capitol street, the appointment of Orderly
SSsrgeant, sturzenegger Of Co. A., list Regt q. s.
Generals Porter and Butterfeld Also, his De-
scrjptive List. liberal reward will be maid If loft
Capitol Hill M aotr
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-. &c. sPALptsG, Trusts..

~ J. g; Nee UIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers. :.
EXECCT TORS SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS 40
u BELONGING TO THE EST ATE OF TIE LATE Cas-
2. hisg, AETlsT, pEcEAsEp.-on THURSDAY,
nov, OH, AT ~ clock a m. shall sell af the
Residence and Picture Gallery Of the late Chss II
6 MIG, 80 T1elith street. between and y. bY
large number of Oil and other PAINTING oil ~
Pencil sketches, Plaster Casts and Picture Frames
com Prsing the entire collection Of Paintin . IN,
Mr. King, now remaining for sale In settlement ~
his estate Terms cash. -
GEO. G.. KING. Executor
oc 22d j. O. MCGUIRE A CO. Aucfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: also don ble
Parlors, Bed Room attached, bath room gas:
between Az and Sd streets, three doors below City
Aalt oc 2-Iys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

0N THE BOTH ULTIMO, the steamer Citv cf
~ Richmond fell in with, on Chesapeake Bay and
picked up in burnt cordition. some Sails ana
Rggin.. JAMES Kelly ~
noS3ts Camta;,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET-APAR-
H LOR and two CHAMBERS, on the second door.
in an excellent location. Apply at 272 street
corner 18th. oc an SIS -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

nISSOLUTION.-The o-partnersh;, -. .
~ exiting between the subscribers nnSar ct
hrm Of Moore & Dennisou has hsen al sn S tne
solved by mutual consent. ' 1@S us
GEORGE H MOORE.
Washin stoa, Oct 2s 1862 N"isoN. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

Tor RENT-Part Of HOUSE, No. 335 north Il
u street, rooms, including parlor. dining room,
three bed rooms, kitchen and servants room ali
completely furnished. Terms, table board for two
persons and US per month in money. Possession
on the premises. Families with children need not
AppIy. nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

L>OR SALE-A three story and basement Brick
L HOUSE, in the Second Ward with or without
the furniture; it would make a good stand for a
refectoIy. For particulars. enquire at No 40s ID
street, I'd story oc at-sfs