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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-19
ILLINOIS


II about equal In extent TO England with Pop
ulation OF ..23. 666, and soil CAPABLE Of sup
porting d, Ooo, goo. No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers great an induevEaent to
the settler as the State of Illinois. There is 70
part of the world where all the conditions OF eli
mate and soil admirably combine to produce
thoss tive great staples, Cokx aud Wheat.
CLIMATE.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor on these
deep, rich, loamy soils. cultivated with SO much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton & 81.
Louis Railroad, distance of nearly BOO miles, 10
well adapted to Winter
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables 10 grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 4 to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Hauts,
Alton St. Louis Railroad snd the kankakee
and Illinois rivers, . distance Of us miles on
the Branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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CULTIVATION OF Corroy.

TIE experiments fa Cotton eslfas-e are of
esry great prom iSs- Commencing ia latitude
81 deg. 50 min. tses Kgrfa0n rae ByuseA,
aad 4 ssstta Isiiosl on ne Main Li,<l, fAs Com
fzIsy otchs thogsSa1 Is acres eceii ada pied 10
q ffnsihg OF young chiidren, turn tAesr
pcsfthfa9 labor 70 a most profitable aceosaf tss
;i.e grotcth and perfection If tAis plant
The Efgorotts erertioHs notr making 10 ob-
tain u stvpJg or re{iaiie sssd suited 10 the
reqHfr~1eats ef the SOD! Of Nliaois. ,ci!l, Is 70
hop<t speedily oirs Sufficient anoSms 70
;5l0zt great BREADTH Of kGsd.
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CHIsTAp0KA', Hx,E nyz

CEIsThpoRA's HAIR pYs
There is no Hair Dye In use 20 pute, 30 frss from
NJ Questionable properties that ptoaSsss such
sPsenoia And permanent tints or that orers&ss 50
&uickiy uniformly aad certainly a.
CnIsr1poRos ExcRLsroa HAN pry
This natchless article il pronounced b, All 40
ssve ever applied it, it applied, the nauee
wonderful invention Of the age. Ten minutes sur-
secs Tor any shade Of brown or tbs dee pest black
= sleaves The skin unstained. ~ -su.}sres
Manufactured by j. Cristadero, G Astor Housa.
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by. ali
Hair Dressers .-s = -
Price 81, Sl.0 and as per box, ACCORDING to
size.
CRIsTApoKo's HAN PAEsERvAYIya
IL Invaluable with his Dye imparts the ost
eoftness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and 8: per Bottle .eeordin: to
size. 3. ora.,m
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ria Bn,f;,,,-. o.J
H1rr,sbrrg 10 the North and West Two aims jes "a
washington daily and one Sunday-uuicS time
tS~ Iar and sure connections. Soldiers eta sold
through At GQvernmeDt rates. For tickets And fur.
theE information apply at the Office Of Great penn
syVania Route, northeast corner of Pernsyiyani.
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington ONCE ersn from,
ea m: unit! p. m; on Sundays from to d
An H-V x. q. NORTON AGENT
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

fHe oeN IN ne word.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye p-o.
cuces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes and inrigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusfy Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c
y The Genuine is signed wLLIAs A. BA1cux.
LoR, on IN. Jotr sides Of each boz
Factory, No. 81 Borelay ST., Ns,r York,
N lily (Late 2S5 Broadway and I6 Bond ST.
The lNpIAN HERE DOcfoR, from Canada will
describe disease and tell his patients the nature of
thelr Complaints or Illness, without receiving any
information from them. No charge fo7 consultation
o. ddrfes Ohce, No. IL Washington Building
Pennsy anna avenue, corner OF Seventh street
Warrington. H. y. an 2-tS
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DIED..

., II this eity on Sunday, the 18th instant, CHES
TEX DEMiNG, Esq aged ~ years for M 8 nv years
Z clerk ia the Office OF the First Auditor Of the
His funeral will take place 10 morrow, TUESDAY,
III clock y. from has late res idence on Ma
sschusettes avenue between 10th and nth sts
In This cit. yesterday, 2sthinstant, of scarlet
FEVER MARY FRANKLIN, aged four year daue
ter OF Richard and Virginia Adams
IN the 18th instant, of diptheria, CHARLES
ALEAANDEh,a aged years and ID days, youngest
son OF geo. and Rebecca 81 Lane.
His funeral will take place Tomorrow afternoon.
20 clock. from the residence OF his PARENTS No.
1J5 street.
IN this city after linsering illness, WILLIAM
ANGEL, in his nth month, youngest child Of
VIM, L. and Teresa A. Morocco.
His funeral viii take place. Tuesday morning at
~ o'clock, from No n ri shth ST., between and
spectfully invited to attend. =. u -
U Sunday morning. October 18th. JAMES PEN
NfUCKER, youngest Son of samuel and Belinds
Tucker, in the 18th year Of his age. = -. -.
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G,EORG ETOWN COLLEG
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
WASHING TON CITY

,EORG ETOWN LEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
WASHING TON CITY
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ D..
Professor Of Princi pies and Prsctica Of Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT D..
Professor OF Princip pies and Practice of Surgery
JAMES L. MORGAN. NJ D.
Professor of MatGria Medic nd Thera reutics
J. NJ. SNYDER NJ D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL NJ D.
Professor OF Physiology and Toyicn,ony
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, NJ D
Professor OF General, Microscopic and Descri,iiye
Anatomy.
SILAS l.. LOOMS NJ D.
Professor Of Physics nd Chemistry
&c. W. KENYON. NJ B.
Demonstration Of Anslony
Tne session will commence on ti1e frst Monday
IL November and end-in March folIovinu TIE
Lectures III De deiiv cred al the College Bu dnrs
No. 303 street, during the huurs Of the after,
noon and evening "' H''e-
The fee Tor the full course is 90,
Naturalization paid only once. - " 8
DenaonStrHtor q fickot. .....,. N
? Graduation. .-..... Observation-Disclosures &c
- For further information address 800 -
il. ,.1se-+-, JOHNSON ELIOT, ND
Dean Of the Fsoalty
4Os street, between srl, and I'm
or = tNov3a Republican -
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BOARDING..

fNr EfEHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
80 II and two large communicating ROOMS
!9r REM v ith Hoard, on the second floor First-
class Table BoarderS wanted Terms moSersts
and table literally Supplied orG "a
RUANDING.-Hs Furnished ROOMS
y are vacant, with first class accommodation
Ior families or gentlemen, ri 312 & street corner
OF AZ street,-One of the most desirable To- ations
in Wasiin -ton. or o. NJ
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w ID A L WAS W MT !,
A NEW AND ELEGANT CYST
THE FIRST WAR

AID HARVEY, at the urgent
cltatu0s of his numerous friend
ms lay opened one 1T No. le9,
teenh aud Fl strects, aGioinin
Hcltn Engine House, ard fr,
pennsylvania avenue. 1t will b
quoted as Branch ofHAavEY'sc
T~M.HARFEY e. j.
ana the fines, Oysters which
Chetapeake afford will be sold |,
Families can be supplied daily
H.nraw or steamed oysters of
AEsBgements have been mad
supply equal to any demand q
OF tne FIRST Ward. a. well az tn,
ol the city. will not hereafter
necessity Of buying from stree
Orders are respectfully sol
promptly com piled with, Gayo
Snitors TO this new cstabl
worthy ofliberal patronage,
expense have been or will DO
IN efery respect.
DC 13-lm
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ns TO THE TRAVEL
ING PUBLIC.

The subscrib& most respectfully informs the
public that he WILL from and after the 22d of Octo
Der instant, run a regular line of STAGES between
the CITY OF WASHINGTON and PORT TOBAC-
co, Charles county, Md, leaving the PLANTERS
HOTEL. at the corner of It'll street and Pa avenue
Washington city. D. C., at O'Clock a. m, every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Leaving MID
DLETOE' 8 HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday st o'clock g. m, and
arriving in time TO connect with cars at the Wash
ington depot the same evening. Fare So
&C = I'M SAMUEL DALEY
WooD: woop.
WOOD.
Two hundred cords of prime Oak Wood for sale
lyin : about 81. miles from the city. Inquire Of
WILLIAM u. KEBDEY
&c = 6t1 sos street
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A FOR GENrLEMHy,s VsE:,
"A FRENCH ARTICLE, Of tho best quality, ell,
A SURE PRETENTION.


A SURE PRETENTYON.
PRICE so CENTS.
Or sent free by mail 81 per dozen
Address u. HOGG, Washington, D. c. c25-at-
M "rlEsaS rrrsmh
The subscriber has on hand and for sale
Or , sSsh mnfs. sesersi gair Of well broken
oca5-r. 7th street. n near arr I street Get
F. s L n54A AS2 TlS aI1iLi4sS0 0Os'
s s s'ss +:
I rs s:s:, ss sss
DESTROYS to their wants. Heavy Woelen Blankets,
for camp n'' at w yssiGn.sIf gf3ffs CO..
e2-d.f S s22 rsn q .s "a, s;rssnus,
EAACY CASsIMERFs FOR SUITS.
Ne" FERRY & BRO.
&C ar Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
FINE GROCERIES,
PINE GROCERIES,
PINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES,,
AT AUCTION PRICES. r.
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo OF the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting Of every description .;
FINE
FAMILY
..-..... ....,... '.sr GROCERIES,
Will be for ssls until the Schooner is discharged
- FAMILIES - g
t-s - Inheed Of AEinset Supply. at the
- ~ TRADE PRICE, 2
=. can.bsroppHeal, the PaskIss.
PRED g. COZzENs, -
80. Csnsignee, corner Pa avenue And. lfth ct.
a. :
-. ~ -ais CAPT. HC ToHINdS,
&C 70" schocner AID, " foot Of 18th ST.
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FUTURE DAY1.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE 4 co. AuctIos -eu
SCrskiOh CABINET fURNFpIyRE 1Lk.
a. s.rs French China Bohsrslsn, sad csysA Cut
M sNs x Sh:nd.hcTs, Co. TgEsDsY MA ',
NiHis,r the corner Of and sssS ., A;1,:.
sh.l his Furniture aud Ea-cts. csn prb.sS~ ~"
son and brown sfocss. Init 1.i.hsd IN eri
lars' Sofas four Arm and twelve PsrIor Cb.;r.e
tains, with Lace Curtsins Cornice r.sai s css.
Fixtures complete sno
Richly M, Carved Rosewood Centre Tables. with
Tire. large aud handsome French PAT. p,.,
Ss,isss-.s, With Gilt-frames, Tables, and M.rbIe
E%ssnt full gif. French M.ntel Clock
prsll tsse-, Gilt Gard Baskets. 0rnameuts
sFi-ndid French NJ .nt-l Clock xilt and bes nt;fuu
ornsm~nt-d with SeVres ca ma Chsndelabs.s
Superior Oak Sidehoard. with m,,b,s.,o,s
=, Tor back, richly carved with game and frnits
10 superior Oak Dining Chairs. finished in morroe-
HaIdsome Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers and e.
u, flS'Gres throughout the house.
Seiye-: Brussels, and other Carpris
sPienGIc French China Dinner Service in grea,
Lsrgr and beautiful Bohemian Glass Dessert s.r-
Rich Chins Dessert Service. il green and ,o,a a.
French cSiH m, ia 1n M Of fras and HOwer
very isrge assortment If heavy Crystal Cut Glass
Valiant and Mahogany Bookcases "0'e 'o''erS.
M MsIn,s tSr brcssns BnTesHs and Wristbands
btd and Table Linen, Blankets
Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows
sne SeSt Chairs, Arm Chsirs.
ToGetheI with many other articles moi necass.-.
Z" enumerate.
AT ?So O'CLOCK.
We shall sci choice lot OF Wines. cors;s.i,- NJ
Shauot champagne. OLD Reserve Madeira. port
barSundS. ami Rhine Wines We
The house VIII be open 10 visiters ON Nond.x a
N9GTemher. tro m ~ to Q clock.
&c - G NrCruPp .-Ca -.
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". IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOoJS.

Hcrifats, Hotels and Pirate Ea,ui,;.,
These Stools made wholly of metal sra mar.
iectly free from SMELL cannot get ont of rdsr IA
being port table the most convenient ARTICLES in
use They hsve been adopted in all the q s. HOS
pitslE DC They may be had in ANY quantitY Of tia
PateDtee. No. All Pa. avenue. up stairs, WsshinS.
iy -sv,,p
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nk GOQkREYT AkTlD
- 2ONORRHR A In six da,

u GONORRH6A IN six d.,
REQUIRED. It 10 an English
years' standing, and will nott
Constitution. II contains ~
so!d 81 8. G. UPHAM, 403
aeiphta, and in Washingtos
fith street and pa. svrDni
HkNRS COOK A. 90. Prua
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DAWN 4 CASTIGLIONI'S
~ WHOLESALE AND RET.
FRACH Ci NDYMANUFACTOF
PETITIONERS NOR
16 Pa. AvgSrE, BETWEEN SD A
Washington.

the undersigned take pleasure in
citAens generally that they have op
EInne; where can be had French and,
TIOnER1ES Of every kind. Also
hano, the best Foreign and Domesti
OF every variety.
inconnection with the above isef
SALWS. Respectfully,
c3im~ DiFISIE &C
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p5 5se9KiTr pS;osRKns ss asss s ss
S3a The owner il requested To- come f:r,r 49,
prove property, pay charges, and take it away, :,
1t. Hack fr Eios n ~ bspot
I 0sr uR TAKEN IN MIsTAKE-Fror, Rslfi-
- mere DEPOT, on Monday evening October rth
i;oAHpEI BAG naked II: 81 S.sptrd ON the bot!
ward will be given Tor its dsivcrT to asa street.
TAKEN Up AS AN RsTRAT. ON THE 18th
The sms red fsa spG.d HEIrER
psy charges and take her sway. Inquire 1t No ii
'' 6c ::5*s' north between H ! :s1 SMITH
nlSTRICT OF COLUMBIA. wAsu.yGt.s CorN-
- If-O9 this 18th day of October. ls63 ellis
~ NJ oro.:ht h:forr mr. ono dark brown MARE;
white star IN the forehead; said mare came to hi&
Stable on NJ street. betnceu 18th and 18th. on Sat
" s'' '''"'S A. a'i2 PHI mA Y aFsS I.p
>, The owner of the above named mare is requested
81 vene icrwsfa prove property, pay charges nj
OCT 5t' GILLIs KEY.
I oST-On tho Colurhi. turnpike, Va, harwaen
AGE OF FsPERs s" 'sf iong y nr6Sr fach
tsctce a. st'oraey anu Counselor at law. g> en- l.,
is4 70 ssist s4,Ffst S IL Of
b9 Zen zen ' Wn 1. h eOE Of EdrEs from
thT >ecrr:a:y nt War, ana other rare-s wensv"r
%ia eaTe these e. iPers al Grn CAsEYS Head
JETrEEi with tie su6scrb@r, ,Er near CAM GAM
toward on-hc ColuTnbis turnpNa Va viii he div
rewarded '' WIZ e' LILY
DC y 2: Mrs, l.. NJ rAyNFE
HNs II NDE ED AND TEN DoLLARS.-Lost
" on "ednesday morning last supposed in thc.
One Hundred Dollar TRRhsrRY NOTE and TN
ut!&r treasury Nnt". liberal reward will i.p
EilG f9c the return Of this monr. at MORRISON :
ho"H store ~" Pa. ave near ~ II. oc 4j-3t
TAKEN Up AZ AN ESTRtY-On the nj obt of
FRIDAY; hC 2tih Instant, one In -,,, In HORSE
MIA saddle and bride The owner of sand horse
c"arsce. ana take him away
COR. Is. DOVE,
New .,:si. a. ciup
DC - ~ between l. aId New lu'h ave.
G. FEW ARD-A large white and red COW.
Sc With one whole In one nf its horns Tho finder
vi VII erlHg II to JOHN VANDERBILT. corner ;th
r.rtet. Nav. TARA oc Il 81
sic REWARD-a:raycd Or stolen, On the 18th
~ Of September lar.r red COW with largo
HI lornS; and white stripe dow her bsck nd
White belly; and white legs Tie Above reward
III pay 10 ally returning her to John
NJ 1h =, Navy Yard, between C;n and eth ON K
Tt.ttI, N". t'o. Oc "a ST.
TAKEN AS ESTRAY, By THE METRopOJJ-
TN POLICE On the fs'th Sc pit two Sorr.l
hnDcs Ugh; having three whita feet and The
other two white feet, with Saddle Wagon and
Harness. y ~" ~
Ownership must be proren to the satisfaction oF
before u o'clock Il. M. Saturday. November first
1So to e N ba aac for SSa ut !. M
". l.. WALL, & co, Auctionaers
BY order: GEO. X. uERRiCk
&C g. q. 81 st Property Clerk. SIC It'll 4
NOTICE "A sorrrl HORSE no marks was given
to two boys the instant h. q n, q m =, h,,,
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DROPOsALs FOE LEAD WIRE

J}ROPosALS FOE LEAD HIHE.
NAVY Agents GFrICE
UISiiRsiGo n. &. (LfJJsr q, la62 I
PEnroSsI;s sealed ana endorsed Proposals Tor
Lead wire, will he received at .his ice uuti.
noon on the S'th L. slant. fer
ln!W los. No. liz, INCHES diameter
u Jah lbs No. 81, 40 do do.
To he at the ser! best qualify aad to lie de
ltveT-G st the Ordnance Department. Washn ctou
Nav! fard, within ten days from the date OF the
acceptance OF the oter through the Post Ot,ica
samples OF the Wire can be seen al this Office
DC Civ ;. T. BROWN, Navy Agent
TIE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR NO
a, h,IEathR, - ets.eContents The Causes ofthe
fTt ana the Dry Goods Trade 81 New York;; W.
E Eed Yellow, nnd Blue; One Of the MILAN Caroline
Cheesebro. las Orscones; C. X. Tuckernan a
Merchsnts story. Edmund kirke The Union:
Bon. RobsrtJ Walker. The Wolf Hunt; Chss q
Leland. The Poetry of Nature; Chas g. Leland.
RseSsrOn, and GanTss Henry r Leland. The
United States; Hon +. p. Stanton. Was He Sue
cessfl; Richard X. Kimball. Aurora; Horace
Greely. From Mount Lafayette. White Mountains:
The HOMESTEAD Bill; Hon. Robert J. Walker.
Literary Notices; Editors Table. For sale by
&C - ERASCk TAYLOR
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for'salc in lots to suit purchasers. by
J. g. W
ocI-6t~ 100 Water st.. Georget
NEW STOR E-NEW coo
IN At No. AGA SEVENTH Sr
The subscriber takes great pleasure
ing to his old friends and Customer,
opened New Store at No. AGA Sevsn
tween and y, where he has a I'm
lected stock Of MEMS and BOYS,
which he has just received from Il
offers tcr sale at the lowest No rtherr
j. BRUCE 4 CO.,
ocS No. 464 Seventh
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By GREEN a WILLIAMS. .ur .t,,,,,..

No. 32e. 9Th street, corner Of 10
ISAAC HERZRERG'S GREAT PAIL PAWN
i pEoSER's SAL..-oa Tuesday and " EDNRs-
pAh The 18th and 9Th of Sovenber. at 40 o,rinck
ptdges a. auction. il Extra tne god and sixer
nvnInE case patent lever Wat ohes gold peck and
,ob Chain. Rnss. &e., Of all descri ptions: lsrre
~ OF is6'es Dresses, Shswls and Closks In va
riety Also gent ennens Clothing and fne a.
sortment OF goods such a. are us,,sllN found ID !.
pawnbroker's sale and too ru nrrous 10 rncntian
DC sale ~ TO commence with the Matches
Terms cash.
HENRY HERzRERG, Pswnbrok.r.
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hE TUCQU EVIELES DEMOCRACY IN AMRR.
- 1CA, New Edition, for the most part neSiv
,Sansated; with the additional matter append ed to
ine Sae.t french editions. and notes by Professor
YES Beautifully printed Cam bird &C. 1897, Price
toe III FRANCk TAYLOR.
FOX SALE-An eli sht- horse RNGI NE and BOIL
En-; Viii be Sold separate If desired The
engine 10 st ELLIS'S Foundry, Weatnnktos; the
ooiier ~ pUfAI'S Foundry Georgetows o2a CT
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LOST AND FOUND.

knt NO.ILs.t sslurisy evening, about O'Clock
- s ctM POCkEF-BOOK, containing aboat
S1'ai The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property. pay charges, and take it away. :,
J. CONNOWAY
II Hack Driver at the IJppot
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-AIFFET!oS, SoLDIEI-s PEOTECT IoT!: Harm,
T." sen sihie man will leave tlie City without ~ -
Ply ct hniioway,s pills and Ointment For " our i.
biulsc-- S;ic"s Feyrrs and Dy>ertery those r7aai,
eng are the best in the world. Eyrry Enclish
ara french Soldier uses them. Only - scents prr
Box Pot
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v. l.. WALL, & CO, Auctioraers.
By order: GEO X uERRtCk
&C -. "a. II st Property Clerk. SIC Iith 4

NOfICE.-h sorral HORSE. no marks was given
! TO two boys on the Ibt b instant b. man N hoin
40 not think had the right 10 dispose of him
I'M" rs 20 nii:lfy the owner 10 come forward Prov.
property, pay charges AMI take him away 4 ppiy
No. zoo 18th street, bet zen L I'D E
oc B-laN5w@ W. d. FLwO6p
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STEAMED OYsrnss.--The citizens OF 4.orS.-
town have now an opportunity OF enjoying
those delicious bivalyes. prepared in the most
sieIi-ions style, VIZ: by steam: for Rodipr, on
High 81, near the canal, has -fittsa up . kpien.
did saloon. GsOrcetown epicures will make q
note ont
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DSSIEaBLE INDIA RuEBFR Gnong-Nr IT
Hal! h=s lrst Received lot Of Oficrrs' Lon. and
'.gtit dUii finished Goats; also dull finished pom
eh9N, extra large sizes, also Int ur hiur Fryli-
iail&s very long. al >Io each; hic he IL A:.iiinr
Warehouse 5 o Pcnnsy ranis ayeuu., baiwr"n 81
ana 10Th sis me- .. ~,
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DkAD.Mr. Pishey Thompson formerly L
ITaaing bookseller and respected citizen OF
Washington, but for the past twenty wears the
London correspondent of the National Intelli
geucer died recently in England, aged seventy
seven years. '
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~ ANIED-A well furnished HOUSE, i.n.ne-
rooms Addre+s, stating location and teens, {.
o. DON NtHT oWce.
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COMFORT AND EASE IN OSE MIsUIE.-Corns. Bun
ions. Ceiiosities, Club and Inverted Nails, Chit
bisins, Frosted and Tender Feet enlarged and dis
the Feet: Hands and Face. cured uitr-at pain or
Inconvenience 70 the patient by Dr. White. tie
Well Known Chiropodist. al 4.i PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., near Fonr and half street. -four doors aboye
thf General Telegraph 0fice.J No Acid, 10 Blood,
ho L ain. OcS-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

INDIA RUBBER Ccops-The place 10 Iu, x,,r
Ru'b"r Coats. Leggins Camp Blanke-s. IaveiocLs
pa TRACKS knd gerry ARTICLE made from India
fThher. X az II. Halls India Ru hter WsraAnr..
where you can obtain then al manufacturers
prices. $40 Penna. avenue. betmvcn 9th aui 10th
S'i"'NN. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

Al TIE DOLLAR STORE, As Penn avenue. near
rect = now displayed tie hes! a,s,rtTD.1t ~
JeMeify ant SILVER plated Ware IN the city Hrap
N there and supply yourself fer ST oc 2sIw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

TAKEN Up AS AN RSTRAT. ON THE 18th
Il inst, small red aud " bite spotted HEIFER
The owner will come forward and prove properly
pay charges snd lake her away. Inquire ri No I
ith street north, between n and . "
&C n y HENRY c. 4 SMITH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

CiTT POST nFrIrr-Ths returns Of the Gil,
res Vihce !ot me Quarter ending Sept. 30 sho v
thr following statistics: Amount az npnajd Lei
hrs, 8. 6S-; number of registered letters se,t
aiE3; ffe- i-tt-rs. 953.oJI; postage stannnx Snic
amount tn so, SJ231; stamped eny.Iones
S-"E 50 Balance yielded 10 the Departmen.
S2..6i6. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27
HENRY HERZRERT. pswnbrokar
TnlG GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts

By J. G. Mcguire 4 CO.. Auctiouecrs
EXECCToR'S SALE or orr PAINTINGS ke
l heiangInE 10 the Es,ste Of the late Chss. B.
NM. artst deceased.-On THURSDAY, Noven.
Der 9Th, st ~ o'c.ock g. m we shall sen Al En-.
residence and Picture Gallery Of the late Charles
d Ming $50 Twelfth street, between Y and y by
order CT the Orphans Court At pub!ic snrfinn .
ls-ge number OF Oil and other Paintings OH ars
Penci! Sketches. Plaster CASTE. and Pictlra
Frames comprising the entire collection of PAINT
ment Of his estate 80 essSo-
Terms cash. .... I'd.
mood GEO g King, Executor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-11-12
FURNITURE ROOMSM!
Benner 81 Barrett.

Respectfully announce TO the public that thew
have completed and are now occupying their new
FURNITURE wARE-RooMS,
fronting on the Market lot and nearly opposite the
Court House. Cabinet making will be carried on
IN the upper story of the building in all its
different branches. All kinds of furniture will
be kept constantly on hand, and sold cheap for
Cash. or exchanged for country produce or Ium-
Der to suit the business Their stock will consist of
PARLoR. ROCKING AND ARM CHAIRS.
SPRING SEATS, CAIN BOTTOMS. &c
Parlor, Sofa Centre, Card, Dining, Extension and
Breakfast ! ables s 7sa
Sofas of ali Kinds, Varieties and
Patterns.
Bureaus Sideboards. Book Cases Wardrobes &c.
Beds'eads-Jenny Lind, High Posts, Cottage,
French Posts, &C.
Mattrasses-Hair. Hair top Cotton top and Corn
husk, of the best materials
Looking Glasses of all sorts and sizes Also glas-
ses for old frames. Also, What-nots Wash-standg
Work stands; Hat-racks. &c
coFFINS made to order on short notice. and
Hearse furnished
Poplar, Cherry, Maple and Lin wood Lumber,
'aRen IN exchange for work Oct. D. 1861.