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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17
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NHBREEF S.aLB NO. 80.

BY virtue of order of sac issued out OF the
office of the Clerk of The Vanderburgh Circuit
Court in favo. Of Richard Jenkins and against
Elias IA. Sabin, aud others, VIII, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4 1862,
between the hours of 10 C'c'ock A. NJ. AMI
o'coes P M, Of said day, at the door of the Court
House in the City OF Evansville Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the Tents, and pI offs
for the term of seven years OF the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
PIT of the nor west quar- er of section thirty
two (32), in township (6), south of range ten
(lt) west, and bound, n follows, to-wit Begin.
nIDg point forty .O) feet south ON the south
line Of block No. tbs (3). ia Goodsel's narge-
ment of the City If Evansville, in raid county,
and two bundrea aud seventeen feet four inches,
east from ths east line (pro uced southw ray OF
act oLai rect on No. Thirty (3') in the town hip
AID range aforesaid, "a running thence south
twenty eight degrees, east tw o hundred and eight
(2iS) eel and two iUChes, theLcc North sixty 1.-TWO
and half degrees east, two hundred and eighty
feet (2S4), thence north tw MY eight (2S) de-
g ee Nest point for (4f) ie't roufh Of tho
south line of said block No. thr-e (3), and theLce
in direct line to the place OF beginning.
Aud should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient pay said writ and costs, will, at
the time and place, fer Tor sale the fee simple
of said premises.
GEORGE WOLELIE. S. V. o.
Wheeler & Iglehart, Pl'ffs Atty's 500 jyI4
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Special Notices.

8atchsF0r's HaSr Dye THE best f1
ths sErOrFd.-WILIIAM BA1CHEIoR's &c e.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
gushed from pature-warranted rot to ipture the
Hair in the least remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes, and iuvgorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty II ir instantly turns a splendid Black or
Brown leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &c.
pE The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, on the four sides of each boS.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Laie 233 Broadway and 10 Bond stTeet)
,Junt 2-dw
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Executors Notice.

EGO TEEE rs HEREBE GKDR~T
- y tina: have been appointed executor of t g
last will and testament of Is &C x. Mills, late of
Wander burgh county, Ind, decd. The estate Of
said Mills is supposed to be s-lyent.
jy7-3w JOHN 3. MILLS.
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New YCRK, July Is The steamship
Persia, with Liverpool dates to the 5th, via
Queenstown on the 9th, arrived at her dock
al noon TO day.
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s6F Headquarters for elegant clothing
and gentlemens furnishing goods at Lyons
on First street near Main.
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Coroner's INQUEST

IZO YoUNGS, Coroner Of Wander bu gh county
and State OF Indiana, did, with twelve good and
Law full iurcrs, If Pigeon wnshp h, ii an inqre,t
over the body Of FCter Spar, VII came TO his
dea tn by falling off the Courier End droWnI g.
said boat then y ing at the City Wharf in Evan =
willie at the time of his sea b. He about 81
years old feet inches hi h, lii hit hair and light
complexion. He was IRE sed in light drilling
pauts, grey cotton under shirts, and check over
shirt, b ue socks, low fine shoes. He hTd on his
person ei hty cents in silver CON, OF too h brush
and receipt for making pastry cooking.
jyI A Y0UNG$. G. '. @.
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place this morning says all was quiet there
when he left there being no evidences of
the presence of the rebels in that vicinity.
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CINcINNArI, July l6.-GoId is bought at
Is i; demand notes, 6@63 prem.
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, IN :. { p Eouit " - -
Vanderburgh County. Inrri Cnnt,
September fern, 1859. Ef-- -iss.
Alfred D. Curling and
Ed ard DetheI idge,
surviving partners of
CARING. Robertson, 7 Foreclosure.
d Company,
John Wesley Hughes.
EFT p EHsKyN g. Il = .SFFED.E T'ET
II this day filed in the eff of the Clerk OF The
Court aforesaid, that the defer dent in the above
entitled action, the object of VIII oh is TO freclose
a mortgage, is not a resident Of the State Of In
diana.
Notice Of the tendency of this action is therefore
given to said John Wesley Hughes, and that the
same will stand for trial at the term ofthe Court
oresaid, be tegun and held at the Court House
in the city of Evanst lille in tie County aud State
aforesaid, ON the fIsg Monday in Sci TENDER, A.
d. 1861
Witness the Clerk of said Court tho 2Ist day
May, 1862. - :
LOUIS RICHTEB, v. G. q.
Chsnder Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys.
3WW
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MSChIaepfer'6.''

KUST n n CEKU~E ID Il TN y.
- Schlaepfer's New Drug Store, another sup
ply of Pcrfumeries aud Pomades.
Also. another supply of the genuine Peruvian
SYTups.
SODA AsH.-Just received, a esh supply of
Soda Ash, ct schlaepfer' New Drug Store.
COAL OIL LAMP SHADES The largest ard
most beautiful variety Of Coal Oil Lamp h4des of
every style and scenes. 10 be had at
II. J. SCHLAEFFER'5
if New Drug Store.
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H5S&Ry~'GH OF COFFEE E-2U boxes, %
III gross eacn. for sale by
ocI2 E GILBERT & COes
sept No. 81 Main Street.
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The Iniernal Revenue once.

That industrious worker, tho Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. has gone home on visit
to his native State, Massachusetts,. During his
absence, his place is well flsd by his chief
clerk, Mr.. Charles F. Esteo, who Ii perfectly
familiar with the workings of the intricate ma
ohinery Of that important department. This
fact is we'll known throughout the country, as
is illustrated by the fact that, while this gen.
teman was in New York, q few weeks since, 4
special interview was solicited by the assess
srs and collectors Of that city, at which an In
formal explanation of the practical workings
Of the law was made, aud many knotty points
in the same were eluoidated TO the satisfaction
of the entire audience.
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paorosAIs ron elrs AsD HAY.
D.ro. oOA.s..;.ss,:..: !. AZ 2. S,s,s. I, ..sa...

- - = =
Dsros 9uAss..,sss.s 9,s,e.,
Is'. 3. r ). cs ssss I Ii.
4 S:!sss y: g ls.s.ss 81 acygsss:.s = w
Sss: s:' e: az sa'h
bales. and Ssivsrsd Il q ocOJ two theusssS posads
Dan 70 ). Of good ns.shan,Ssls quality, put up
0at. will b received BY wight, stsa) shirty'two
sssl. 10 . isfsisSsd without extra charge to tbs
-sIS :: "a: " y: sy S # 4. al.
PROPOSALS.. ..
Proposals will bs received for (soo) Ave hundred
and % bssssl. s q os,s % and sp~srSs % % ' my 'A' ''
The propositions for the hay and osts msy BE- spon
The same Pspsr, bat css Be nade en!issly dis'inct
The full name snd psst efioe addr. OF the bidder
must appear In the pfoUssal. a
n BID = e.ls a % lans Of Am the .ames
cOn.Idsrsd = shs individual proposal Of ths party
frsoss. No. ds..ys, ,.,t... .sai .s .. .e.aar.s,
Propsssis must Be Addressed to Col. D. H Rust
4 :sess ). p.siy Il ns2i.S aPsssps:.s q;
GUARANTEES.
The ability q q: biaas. e ~ The contract sAOud
6po.siIls psno.s, whoss asnsassssn nnt b. append
a &. I: =: :; s; t. :; ..ss sS.s
DYist Csurt or Of ths Uaitsd Statss dssries sitos
s:l p:sss III .ss ssis 5. % osssa ga
iS Ssads sas.l ]. amour. TO half ,hs ssn to !. Il.
Sosh n sd SusrsniOrs VIII b required Of lie ssc
s ~ siSa:s Sos S sss SSS.tsss;
win them 81 70 have bon6s tignsd IN antc, patton
and ready 70 b produced whsn the contract ssgnsd
being made st this ones, either psrsonaiiy' Sy ist
ter, o. bytskgraph. .t1 . 60.
Form Of Guarantee.
nd 20 aksss ss;.s, y .Is sad ~. ..
iulaI osu,fsct IN icoordsnes with the terms Of his
proposlilon, and that, should bis proposi Ton bs 90
Osp!ed - wIll q ouos enter Into contract in %
Sho.id the oostrsot 8, awarded hin. ws are pie.
pared % beocms bis securities
sh. SS;.snss: %s.s e' appended the ea'
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 10.
Al o.'s apd hay eoanastsd ior uuasr this sdvsr,
iissasnt wifi be fisidly inspsossd, ald spsh q do
not prove q gOod, sOand, .srohastssi. quality,
Payment to be made upon the esaplstion Of the
contract or 70 soos thereafter ~ che Depot Quarter
master shall be In fund.-. -
Any iniormality 10 the BID, or non ospfoImanos
with The terms Of this aavsrst ment vii ensure the
rsjso, Ion Of tbs proposal 90. .r
Delivery to bs made 1t the Railroad Depot, or At
one Of the Gov sIament whsrvss, In the oi'y Of
Washington. a.. u.
right to iess any or all bids that hsmay deem too
high.
oct tsl-tNll Col sud Depot Qusrtsrmaafer.
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DY y, BOWLING Aucti0nser, George
ID REORGANIZATION SALE OF THE
Nteek Of a Dry Goods So,e.--On MONDAY NORM
ING, ID November, at 10 O'Clock, will continue
the .ale at the store of H. u. Berry, No es BridRe
street, Georgetown, D. O., the most valuable part
of the stock rsmAins 10 be sold
Cloths, Cashmere, and yestDss
Black and colored French Merino
Do do Mousseiine
BLACK BOmbasin and Alp.oa
White and Red Flannel
$50 pieces colorsd Fancy Silk
Black Gro do Rhine Silk
Brown and Bisaohed Cotton
% and 10 I Shseiiog do
BroWn and Bisschsd CsutOn Flannel
Calico and GinhAms In great variety
Together with all the store Furniture
Large gilt frame Mirror, Desk and Icon Bafs.
Terms cash. I. DOWLlNG,
Oot 81 [6tarl Auctloueer.
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Another lsospit.I Robbery Discovered.

Two coorsd cooks employed In the Odd Eel
lows Hall hospital, near the Navy Yard, were
arrested on Wednesday. Alarge lot OF clothes,
packages Of sugar, coffee, tea, rioe, and other
articles were found at the residences Of these
parties. They were taken before Justice Gull
and dsmissed!!.
We are Informed that there isa regular sys-
tenn Of pifering In vogue In many other hospi-
tails which is Ia now being watched, ard II ts
hoped the guilty parties will be brought to
speedy justice, whether they be in high or low
position.
Words are insufficient to convey the ind gna.
tion' which should be felt towards the guilty
wretohes who would steal from the suffering
soldiers those articles which the self sacr tGiDg
loyal women have provided for the brave men
now languishibg for our country's Cause.
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ClfcQlf C0urf.

Capt. Edward Venuti'and Lieut.. Juan Ruiz y
Castillo, lately honorably discharged from the
Thirty ninth New York regiment, were natural.
lied, each Of them having served faithfully 10
the army for one year. These are the hrst
cases under the aot Of the last Congress, which
provides that any foreigner may become citi.
zen after having served In the army for one
year.
The jury in the CASE of Bishop vs.. Shoemaker r
rendered a verdict for plaintiff. Riohard Sut.
ton vs.. Elisabeth Brown, administrstriz yer.
dict for plaintiff. A non pros. was entered In
the case of A. Moorehouss vs.. W. J. Williams.
The case of John W. Strtder, use Of J. 9.
Holland, vs. John Stsbler, is on trial.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

osss, and ssasr thsinnsdiass supsrvision Of /
skillfsi and ssssntiAs Pkasnsesstiss.
DnAKE's PLAnTATlON DlTTnns,
OID IioMEsTEAD TONIC,
are put NJ In Patent Bottles, representing .
8wio tsttAss and are an ornament TO the sids.
board. .. .s.g Frc
sEA sICKNEaB.-T1vslsrs ny railroad or
upon the Inland fives. where the great ohanss
Of water 10 suoh prolific cause Of inoipent
disease like Bilious, Intermittent, Ague, and
Chill Fevsrs, may feel certain reliance, II
they protect themselves with these Btters.
The muddy water Of the Western rivers, dllsd
with dsoaysd vegetable and animal matter. is
quite sure to produce disease unless guarded
BY an anddote. saoh ~ 10 found In the Planta-
what 10 said Of the Plantssiea Dittsrs.
PHLADsLpHIA, lst month, 10Th day, 1852.
EsrEnnD FnImD: wit thou send me another
case Of Of thy Bittsrsi Nothing hiss proven 30
beneficial or agreeable 10 my invalid wife and
myself, - the Plantation Bittsrs.
Thy friend, ISAAC HowLAND.
N. .R-Ths secret Of the Immense sale Of the
Plantation Bittsrs, IL their tested purity.
The 81. Croix Rum and every article used, 10
warranted perfectly pure.
b careful that every bottle bAsrs the fao.
sinils signature ofths Propristors, p. n. DaAEs
I Co.. New York.
Drake's Plantation Bittsrs are sold by ail
Druggists, Groosrs, Hotels, and Rtstaurants.
p. II. DRAKE co.,
% 76-sol3t No. 307. Broadway.
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Police MA(lors

Anna 8auley was arrested on Wednesday. by
Ofiosr Mills, Of the First ward, for assault and
battery. Sh6 was taken before Justice Drury
and ordered to give security for court.
Gerald Burnss was arrested on Wednesday,
by 0fficnr Blgley, of the Second ward, for as.
saull. Taken before Justice Drury and com.
mitted TO ial for court. ,
Andrew F. Williamson. wasiarrested on Wed.
nssday, by Officer Lnsby, Of the Third ward.
for resisting an officer. Taken before Justice
Walter and committed TO jail for court
John F. Custis was arrested on Wednesday
by Officer Dom, OF the Fourth ward, for lar
csny. Taken before Justice Walter and com.
mittod 10 jail for court.
Frank Warren and John A. Oliver were ar.
rested on Wednesday,, by Officers Lewis and
Sullivan, for the larceny of segars. Taken be.
fore Justice Walter and committed TO jail for
court.
James Barnes was arrested on Wednesday, ,
BY Ofhoer Olsrvoe, Of the Seventh ward, for
larceny. Taken before Justice StrattOn and
committed to jail for court h,
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E,IRsT CLASS BoARDINa HOUSE.

The undersigned bsgs leave TO call the attention Of
the citzens and travelling community to the House
he has Just opened for this accommodation OF gentle
men and ladies, with day or taole board.
The Hsuse 10 furnished in splendid styie-isrgs
airy rooms, chamber, and parlora. The table Will
be supplied with all the dsioaoies OF the seaaon No
pains expense shall be spared to give satisfaction
% all who msy patronize The house Sirtot atten
u0u 10 oedep that may be given Tor dinsfs, 10 At
tsuttve and 0bligiDs Servants.
House elgibly situated on the corner Of Twentieth
and strest west lately occupied by Surgeon Gen,
sIsl Lawson,
Formally OF Buffalo, N. Y,
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DIR. Fishblatt,

Opposite the 6en,rsl Post Once,
Can DO consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC.
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, ss we'll as
all Dlse lses Of Imprudepce of Whatsvsr character
an6 which may be declared inoursbls BY other ply
sicians He engages to make an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the ioienos Of medi.
being the only one in Wsshington capable Of afford
ing speedy relief All oasss durable will be gusran
tied. He warrants . cure without the use OF mer.
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent oasss
CURED In two or three days.
N u. Letters sddressedt to DR., ", sthis ofhoe, No.
sai, corner OF Eighth and z streets, opposite Gen
octS--H
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..sn..es..asss...

\ The following deaths have securrsd since our
Oas Wallace. oonpsny D. S,h Maine, at Fin.
Icy hospital.
Patrick Colsan, company K, IAN N.Y.h., a,
Armory Square hospital.
WIN. Boalby. company A, sth MI, st Arm.
{ 1. I. Jordan, ccnpany Q, 10th Maine, at ia.
dietary Square hospital.
Joseph Antoine, COMPANY D. 26th N. T., at
Ebenezsr hospital.
I L. 9. Perry, company =, losd N. Y..At Arm.
ory Square hospital.
bsnhsrd Maurrwik, company E. Sd Nd, at
Patent O6hoe hospital.
6oloman Borban, company B. 10th Pa, at
ClItrburns hospital.
!. Peter Lind, company d, lilth Pa, at Trinity
hospital.
Peter. B. Keith, COMPANY X, 77th Ohio, ..
Caspsris hospital.
John AcCartin, COMPANY 1, I'd N. T.. at
Georgetown college hospitsl. N
Henry ii. Jones, company d. 7th Mass, at
Mt Pleasant hospital Dighton, MSS.
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DIED.,

On the 22d instant, of long and severe III.
ness, JosEPH WILLIAM CoLCLAsER, son Of John
and Jane Oololaser, aged 10 months and ls
days.
On the 29th instant, EMMIE LEE, youngest
daughter Of Charles and Mary V. syphax, aged
10 months.
Dear as thou vert, and doubly dear,
We will not weep for thee
One thought ehall check the starting tear
1t Ia that thou art free
Thy passing spirit gently fed,
Aud angels bsde thee come
Our little Emmie sleeps on earth,
But heaven V hsr home
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Look Ous for thsml

large number of women are constantly ar.
riving from the North, who come here for the
purpose OF looking after their husbands or
other relatives who may be sick In the various
hospitals. And there are set of sharpers in
the shape of hack. drivers, who stand at the
depot, ready 30 extort enormous sums. from
these unhappy women, simply because they
are strangers and unprotected. A case has
just been reported to us where one Of these
villains charged woman thus situated the
enormous sum of So TO take her to the medical
drecIor's ufioe. We hope the police will have
un eye on these FUamps.
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A Word OF Advice.

Thoss who have been dcotorlpg Tor weeks sne
mouths without obtaining rsliet, should oonsul
Dr. Fi,hblatt, whose Cfioe IL at No. AL street
Twenty avs years experience has established DR.
Fishblsti's reputation % . physician. ReoenI
csses CURED In 9 few days. Gharses moderate.
DR. FISHbLATr,
No AL 4 street, corner OF Eighth.
Opposite the General Post Once.
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Attsntion, AAiotsdi

DR.. Vslny is yet engaged in an extensive
practice in this CITY, and We would osll the al.
tention of the poor, puny, smsoisted victims
of their own sins TO the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vellny,) and be cured Of the disease
and sending you TO premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Physic for Dixie.

. Charles E. Davis, from Baltimore, formerly q
traitor Government employee at Aqua Greek,
was arrested on W Wednesdsy, in this city, with
about $40 worth Of Quinine, morphine, and
opium for the South. He was sent TO the Old
Capitol, and his medicine connsoated. We have
different kind Of physo which ought to te
administered to the rebels, and that too in rspid
and liberal doses.
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0en. wadsworth

Brig. Gen. James 8. wadsworth, Military
70 New York for brief vtsit. His Assistant
Adjutant General, Major Sherburns, aots ss
Military Governor, for the time being, In his
stead. The General was IS years old yesterday =
be having been born on the sOth Of October,
1907.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
India Rubber Goods.

The place to buy yOur RUBBER COATS. LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAyELoCkS, AA
VERSACKS, aud every article made from lNDIA
RUBBER, Is at H. A. HALLS India Rubber Ware
house where you can obtain them at mAnufaote rers
prices, $40 feHn,ylvsniA avenue, between Ninth snd
Tenth Streets oo1-u
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DIV w. L.. WALL. n O<D., ANesAonssss. o.
ID AUCTION SALE OF UNOALLED FOR
PACKAGES -On TUESDAY MORNING, eth Of
November at 10 O'Clock, will sell In front the
dmore and Ohio Railroad, to pay freight and stor.
age, viz ..E
Boxes marked U Mcdonnell,
I BOX aud Bag msfked Col Gfoovsr,
I Bod and bundle marked Thomas,
I Boz marked L.. Crause,
I Box marked y. Thusser,
, Keg Married W. vsnhset,
l BOX marked b y. Brink,
Boz marked 7 Hsbsrieidsr,
Box marked Jos w. Tuttle,
"a Boxes marked NJ Cohn.
, The above psokagss have been ON Storage . long
time, and have been repeatedly advertised win b.
sold unless prvviouAly called tor.
W. L. WALL L CO.,
oct 81 Auelioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Look ~ the Bridge.

The Tenth street bridge Ia out of repair. One
plank Ia now loose and is perfect man"trap.
Why can't this bridge be repaired before some
passer shall receive serious injurys
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
AMairs On shs Pessmsc .

The gunbost Yankee, Of the Potomac Aotilla,
schooner Bacon and the captured sl0op lola,
taken . few days ainos under Suspicious orr
eumstanoss. 4 large lot Of whisky, cloths.
dry goods, shoes, 60, were also brought up,
together with . prisoner, who was found with
them.
I The wyandank, now the storeship OF the Po.
tomso hotilla, arrived up yesterday. n.
\ Il 10 1aid that many narylanders hre now
crossing into Dixie 70 escape the dram, not
withstaBding mat the vessels Of the hotilla are
paying especial attention TO them. Nothing
Il seems, oan prevent them crossing but much
larger number Of boats, so that every point
may be watched. The time chosen for orossipg
10 generally at night, and BY watohingl the
course Of our sentry boats, they are enabled
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oct sl-tNll Col. su'

BATofEios% Ii % sALE g OF SSR SRocEsiSs, RocSssiis.is:. f..
Un TUESDAY MORNING, Aih November, at 10
clock, We will sell at the Auction koons, large
sssortmtnt OF Gft osrise, for csah, conprisinR
barrels white, Refined and yellow Sugar,
u roe, Cincinna,i Hams Cheese,
Boxes Adamantins and Stsarins Candles,
Boxes Sta on, Maoparoni and Ysrnicslli q.
Boxes Chewing. .Tobaooo and Bsgsrs,
Cases assorted Preserves and SyIups,
Barrels sugar and Ginger Cakss,
Barrels Cracksfs and Pilot broad,
Boxes Lemons, bags Rios,
Boxes BiackinG and Brushes,
Cssss Aronauc Blttsrs, Raspberry aud Lemon
Sy'up.
Bar. els Halifax Herring. Kegs PICKLES,
ksss Msohtrel.
W. L WALL 4 CO,
oct 81 ~ Auctionesrs.
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A PUBLICATIONS for Duplicate L Z
n Warrants.

n warrants.
application having besn made under the sst Of ~
June 1850 for the reissue Of the land WarrAnts d.
sosibed hsrsiD, which are alleged 70 have been loa
Or destroyed, ooos hereby Givsn that st the data
osrtiaeais Of like tenor will b. isusd II novAlN Oh
lection should thea appear.
No 90 I6S, for 100 sores, ssusd under the ant Of
March, lass, In the nams Of Rsohsl, widow Of
Thomas Meredith, AID wa granted March z, 1861
December Q, lsoa
No 93,7OS, for l9O sorss, ksusd under the aot Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Arnold Harrington,
and was granted September II. lsS7-JsnuSry I.
1858.
March, 1855, In the names Of the minor children Of
Daniel +. MoCuue, deceased, and was granted Oot
x2, 1873 January II, 1868.
No 100 SAL iof 100 sorss, Issued undsr the cot Of
March, labb, In the name Of Apssl Allen, end
Wss granted Asroh u, lsea-January ~, 1ss2.
JOSEPH H. hAkkE11,
y OORwlndoRit
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
AuuIeai ADnl0Ol

One hundred and Afty barrels Of GrssninSs and
beras just reeeivsd and fer sale Ut lowest
market pride, by B. FENNER, No $40 d street.
90 2o-2ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Dssirabis Indie HUB bber Oootls

Mr. n, A. Hall has lust received . lot Of Omee,s'
Long and Light dull flushed Coats alio, dull IN
ishsd Pouchos, extra large sizes; aso lot q blue
Engllh Tslmis, very long, at $40 ssch; which ne 10
ber Warehou,s, $40 Psunsylvania avenue, betwtsn
Ninth md Tenth strcets, 90 T-tGs
The national Republican., 1862-10-31

TOLD GOLD D'-ADvANCE PBICE PAID,
u by RlTTENH0USE, FAINT d CO.,
oct 2s-lm Banker, ls2 Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
Trial for Treason, !,

Its said that Vincent B. jackson, mot JohL.
son a. contemporary has IT, now In the Old
Capitol, will soon be tried by court martial
known az the city post once letter carrier.
The national Republican., 1862-10-31
n EUunITUHEi FURNITUREi

MOOrego1- % Go.
I ... AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAaEh00MS,
$50 Seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO purchasers Of Fu,ni-
turs and Other Housekeeping Goods
Our stock is large aud varied.
Psrlor Suites In Breoatelle, Rep, and HAIR Cloth
Chamber Sets, In solid Oak, WALNUT, Mahogany, !,
and Painted, neatly ornAmentsd.
Oak, Walnut. and Mahogany Extsnslon Tables
and Diniug Chairs
Superior CURED Hair Mst,reisss, ausk and other
Mattresses
Also, . large quantity Of low priced Bsdsteads,
Ofi,s Furniture, 30.
All Of which are made from the best materials,
and warranted to give satlsiss sstion
Persons furnishing would do well to look through
H. stook bsiore purchasing, s We are selling ct
prices to suit the times.
- : - MoGREGOR CO., .
DOT Lsod8wif $50 Seventh street.