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The Hog Market.
CINCINNATI.

~ CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.
There was good demand for hogs to day, most OF th
packers buying freely, and the market was rmer sspe
caly for heavy averages though prices are not quota
bly, higher. We quote 100 to 40 pounds averages a
~ 0O@4 10; 160 to 100 pounds at "a 1904 20; 20t
close extra heavy were held at and understand
that one or two sales made at this price, The
celpt during the past "a hours. 5000 head and
tha aalea madA nuhIc foIioua,
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:MT@@ING.

A DEAF AND DUMB B0Y, ABOUT
"A twelve years Of age, went by the O. o. r. r. "a
Cleveland on the 18th ult. he 10 small for his age
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black jack
name, II. D., being marked upon bis clothing. he has
been passing from one station to anokef on different
railroads, and Was seen at Alliance on The 18th ult.
Information a. 70 where he may be found will b
thankfully received By the Superintendent Of the Insti
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. 2, 16oo-dkWtf
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! The CoNrRABANDs AT CAiRo-At meeting
Of the Cincinnati ContrabandS' Relief Associa-
tion on Monday evening. gentleman direct
from Cairo made statement of the exact con-
dition and wants Of the contrabands collected
in the barracks at Cairo. There are at that
point some eight or twelve thousand, mostly
women and children and infrm old men, in
charge Of J. P. Rodgers, an army chaplain from
Wisconsin, detailed for that service. Food Ia
furnished by Government, but the contraband
batraks are open, badly constructed and made.
quately heated. The women and children suf
fer greatly for the need of warm garments
shoes and bedding. Much sickness and many
deaths have occur ed from these causes.
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mcol olellan Ordorod 10 washington

Mcclellan Ordered 90 washington
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Commercial Ad.
vertiser states that there Is a rumor aHoat tina
Mcclellan has been ordered to Washington
and that he is noW at that place in consultation
with the President and Cabinet. Anything
definite relative to the truth of this report, VI
have failed to learn; but gentleman intimate
ly acquainted with all the doings of Govern
ment, said this morning that he would not bs
surprised to hear that Mcclellan is now at th,
Capital on important business.
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WH0LEBALA MARKET.

wHoLEBALA MARKET.
WEEKLY RKyKw.
TLouR-salesat s5 4OD5 50 for red and s5 75D6 Ot
for whitei market unsettled.
WHKAT-at 90cDo1 90
OoRM-sales at 400
0ATs-sales at 40c.
RYR-small sales a, 45Cp50c,
HAY-sales OF % 0OGDl0 90.
PoTATons-saes at 60475o.
BkAAs--salea at % 0OD2 o5.
BALT-rules at o3 000p3 rs per Dbl.
WHITE RIsH-rule at o5 1906 % per bbl
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CAPTAINS MoCoRMrcK AND CHANDLER, of the
77th Ohio. and Capt. Donaldson, of the SD,
having been exchanged, left on Tuesday for
their several posts.
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CAIRO, Dec. 17.-A considerable force of
rebel cavalry is reported in the vicinity of
Jackson, Tennessee, supposed to be under
Morgan. Ample preparations are made 10 re-
sist any attack they may make. All quiet OF
Oxford.
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State and Local News.

TUrsDAY night, two Hundred and forty five
exchanged paroled men left the city to join
their respective regiments.
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Sale in Partition.

s. Sale in Partition.
Henry Breternitz Franklin County
Christian Lehman. Common Pleas Court
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Or
Il the sah Court to directed, will offer for sale
ct public auction, at the door OF the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of January, A. D., 1868
At one o'clock p NJ, the following described real o.
tatei situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to witt
In-lot No. 39l in the city Of Columbus, Ohio. to b,
sold subject to the dover estate Of Hannah Hamel q
y dollars to be paid annually during her natural life
Appraiseda at 317e0.
Terms Of sale-0ne third Of purchase paid on ds.
Of sale; one-third In one year. and onethird In tw
years. bearing interest from day Of sale at six per cent
per annum, with mortgage on the premises 10 secure h
deferred payments.
q. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin %. o.
0TTo DRKsRL, Attorney,
Printers fees, oS Is.
decl3-dltkwtd
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. l7.-The report current to-
day OF the ingress of Morgan's cavalry into
Glasgow, is utterly discredited at headquarters.
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Fancy and Flannel Shirts,

EOR OFFlUERs, USE. ALSO YRnNoH
Il Flannels for Shirts. In great variety.
Balm & SON,
No. % to 90 South High street.
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TELEGRAEHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.

u8' For Morning and Afternoon Reports. seS
Fiya Page.
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'nNH1S WORK IS THE AUTHORIZED
Infantry Tactics for the United etates Army an
bracing the stsm Of instruction In the form Of quss
tens and answers In the school, the Company and Bat
TALON Drill % highly commended BY the fupeotcr Gen
ersi OF he o. o. Army, and TO which our best regiments
are indebted for their thorough inowledge Of every
movement in the drill and bsttlensld, by which the
Lives OF Thousands Of our men have been saved. y
BY THE AUTHORITY OF TEE STATE OF OHIO.
Rssolesd, by the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio That the United Htaes Infantry Taccs for the
instruction, exercise and man@uvTes OF the United
States Infantry, including Infantry Of the Line, Light
Infantry and Rihemen, prepared under tho direction OF
the War Department and authorised and adopted By the
Secretary Of War, May J. 1881, with tho yssm Of oues
tons appended to the 1xt, BY Lieut. -oolonsf H. D.
Wilson, be and the hereby authorized and adopt
ed for the instruction Of the military Of the stats Of
Ohio. April loth, 1852. e1ii
JAMES n. HUBBELL,
Speaker Of he Houee.
JAMES MONROE,
.stssi Pfes't pro tom Senate.
ln.a y Josrr q. Riley = co., Publshers,
saptll- f,1f ! afflg Columbus.
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gbe 0bio 9tatesnran
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. ls. 1862.


taIi Read Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure Of trains ct Oolum
bus On and after November II, 1862 trains will run
follows
LITTLE MIAMI 4 OsLunBus Il xnuA d. n.
Leave. Arrive,
olnoinnau Accommodation. 900 A. N. 9;25 P. N.
Cincinnati Express ........ 1880 p. N. Ills P. N.
Mail and Accommodation. 245 p. n. lli30 A. M.
Night nxpreSs, via Dayton I.OOA. M. 1886 A. N.
JNo. ". DoHERTT, Agent
OoLUMBUs q oLEvnAnD n q.
Night nxpress. .......... 400 A. n. 1890 IN
New York Rxpress..... l:i5 r. NJ. lO0 n. NJ.
JAnn Patterson, Agent.
onTRAL ONO u. b
No. 3 Axpress.. ......".. 400 A. N. 1880 A. N.
No. Express. .......... $50 z. u. liOo F. M
No. Express TO Newark. l25 p. NJ.
W. J. FELL, Agent.
prrTssuRsH, OsLUKBus & CINCINNATI b. b.
Mall Train .............,., 4O0A.M. 1.O5 P. N
Express Train. ............. I:25P.M. l250A n.
Jos. ROBINSON, Agent.
0eLUMBus q IADIANoPoLis, Il. Il.
(ooIuhBus PIQuA & INDIANA r. RI
". h1P!''' 3dS a1S a. T. n. l1as sco 4. A.
q. A. HUI, Agent.
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GENTS, RIBB,D mERINO UNDER
Balm son.
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Notice.

Daniel suitnsr Superior Oour. SranLli
Levi Lsurnsn sai and o.h.r..5 County Ohio
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HApoL EoN's HAls ron, ,rr

Agents for " mo PUBIC that thev are
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DIED.

In Washington City al the residence of his cousin
E!Ig ten. 'ui;fi HaturI, ~ tc lSth u>.gIt S;r-t
lirutrnaIi JAMES " DUKE, son o. DR. John w
luke, a.; May vIAe, KENTUCKY, aged 10 years aud
months
The icc"HSed Was native Of Kentucky. from
"hich SiH'r he entered the army in 1891. Short as
was hi- military career. h had Succeeded by his
zeal IN the y, rIorHAncs of his duties. in plarn g
llHirt!l hr alnoi- the yuuI. Offices uf tn" AMY
He was Veil k'"wn IN thr AMY at the Z ytomAc and
Grrlng he can paI,n the Peninsula WAS in srv
erai battles GStlf uj >hc for his coOineSs aud gat
iahtIN- aGi was highly IlrIltiumrd fur va'nthip
services. No Young oil ser was more universally
e-f@rmtt M'"itSt and alnia'i. in hi- manners
KiuG and Hit"c'icnst ia hi di spoSition he wa A
mCt:ci s'!.irr- md lrvcj tr,sth for its exraancr
Re was taithint ir'rrd. slI-ctionat,. brother
GutliUi child. ~; exemplary officer, a gifted and
flsf t"I "a gentleman. Cut on so ycurs ia III.
with such eI eDt promise % future usefulness aud
distinction. hi rcI"tive- I'D friends may VII
Urn the loss Of on" who's" place Cannot ~ fI.ai
En- let the mourning he tHnIpred by tho grateful
rrf' ctIun that HI, life. short though it be- a, won
him many friends, who's" = it"n opinions will ever
cluster around hiS memory
None knew itiI hut TO love him;
NCn@ named hiS1 In g. d. IiSn.'
Parrwe dear Duh Nti- crrr friend in crincs
Ties. lines. III the e the regiment, - Tho
emory Of ore Va viii uot D., iorg item. - NJ
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LOST AND FOUND,
OR sTOIyS ". e.. =

STHaAED OR STOLEN From tho s:.hscrihc-,
on thr 2:sh in.tgnt hrin.llg COW, iwn white
finder will 10 thank fully rear To-. for her dp!ivar
streets. nc q, a..
STRAYED FROM TUE SUB$CRIDEE I.stSnn.
white back the othcr light red With letter on
1 the s. sander W E Enshik s5rsrisa
land aTHHue. near a.. ST NC >, as
DIAPERS LOsT-A number of PAPERS wrr. lost
L On Monday evening, between the War Depart.
n. an 10 tthspisS M Thc the finder will please
srins cihr"i and oiiy valuable to the oaicr
&C st ' Untcl.l
('a,tE To ENCLOSURES On the a,a i.s,.n, :.
y brindie buffalo COW suppo-e.i he in calf v bich
the nwner il requested TO come forwarl, prov
property pay charges and take her away and if
mol called Ter by SATURDAY. next. November LIST. will
pen>es. J NrMANI.S
&c S-t No 1Si corner 18th and ST
&2O REWARD stolen from the subser;b.r
street last night black MARE. about Is han n5n
high; Ssrsrs Gid; ore white hind foot; switch tais
sad mare and thief shall RECEIVE the above reward
orS2Jior the i!!are alone.
ou,s -. DAVID SIMPSON.
&C % 81 s.! Sixth street
nISTRICT OF COLI-NBIA. Corxvy or W,su.
-, - iSGros;-I hereby certify that Edward Phil.
nprT: efsnia county h bsfere estrsy:
otoctober. ES2. THOMAS C. DOM ,J.P
M for Washington county D. q
The owner OF the above described ho rse plen>
como iorwari, prove, property. pay charges and
take him away EDWARD fHJLLIFpS "
&C Z" - "a Kalorams Hospital
OsT OR TAkEN IN MISTAKE-From Balti-
- mere Depot, on MoEda, evening October sth
aCARPET BAG nlHr kcd TT. VI. Shs ,rd on the bot,
tom containing children clothing. A liberal re-
ward will be given tor its delivery to 39i street
or q St. .-7',.-0 '''
TAKEN Up AS AN RSTRAY, ON THE 18th
Il lnst., small red and white spotted HEIFER
The "wner will come forward and preve property.
PA charges and take her away Inquire at No III
4th street north between n and o
DC N-TE HENRY Z. 4 SMITH
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Corn
- rr.-on this 18th day of October, HgT, ellis
hey brought before me one dark brown MARE:
snort switch tail; one white pot her left hip;
~hite star IN the forehead; said mare came to hiS
stable on VI street. between lith and 18th on Sat
urday night last; Bride and halter on alsS
A. + p HAZARD, P
The owner Of the aho. e named mare il requisite!
take her away 'f' ~ ~
&c 2'-S GILLIS KEY
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BOARDING.

RoARD1NG.-A gentleman and wife witbopt
- children or two gentlemen, can be accommos
dated with BOA RID aud . first class ROOM nj M
DOB 18TH street, at the southwest corner of thc
smithsonian grounds. The distance is couvenien
from the Treasury. and the location is one of the
most desirable to be found oc 1t+1 io
1QS SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
~" II and two large communicating ROOMS
I0r rent with Board, on the second flour First
class Table Boarders wanted FERNS moderate
and table literally supplied &c q ats
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MAR Red,

On The 18th instant. by Rev wm IL Chairman.
" EltH0LSON 10 Miss LIZZIE BAKER. all of
georgetown.
On the 2th instant, in Gcor getown BY the Rev
Hm. ": Chapman. FREDERICK G. ROGERS 10
Mis- MARY ". SEWELi.
Or The i6th October. iS5o by Rev Mr. Thrush
CHARLES !. ASH, Of Baltimore city Nd /,
MARGARET 4. BRU CE. Of C,eor get.wn y &
baltimore SuH1rnpy
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RourE 4fa RrHjrno,s o1J
Harm bRTg 70 me North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday--auick time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through AZ Government rates For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn
sy!vania Route. northeast corner Of Penn sylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST Washington OFF ce open from
n. N. until p. m; on Sundays from to ! D. m
MI li-lS +. o NuRTuS, Agent.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
TdS 6sSf IN tb< Hyo-I

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least rem,
edes the i'll effects of bad dyes and fnvigorates tina
Hair for life. GREY, Red Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Seld by all Druggists &c
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM BAroHx
LoR, on the Jour sidts Of each Bog.
Facfory, No. 81 Barclay 81, Nee YORK,
N N-ly (Late * Broadway and is Bond ST.
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DrPot Ooninlssary.
MARsHAL's sALE-In virtne of prits of i.ri
AVE- iaciaS isSued from the Clerks OIHce Of ms
circuit Court ~ the District OF Columbia for the
Sgfpn,y 81 Washington and TO me directed 4 viii
HI al pnohc sale Tor CASH. IN front of the Court
House door Of said county. on THURSDAY thu
f Tth uay oil November ls62, at u O'Clock ~ the
nmiio"ipg piece or pare. Of land called Mounf
Pleasant. living and being in Washington Caanty.
bb aa;, OF Columbia, and BOUNDED follows:
brSihning Tor the same AZ a stone the second bonn
Diary Of the city of Washington, standing on tn.
the old Blsdensbnrg roEd leading 60 GeorTetov n
ana running up the said road with q allowance Of
pirbi nnrf degrees Tor variation on the
mar perches, north twenty two degrees west six
twenty ptrcnes, north an, -fsc and hair ,l',rs
west Ten perehes, north seventy one degrees wes;
neT Of ict p sp' stone az the southeast cor
Yid'd among the heirs Of Robt Peter then north
City ;wo and ,hrs% sss, ns s" 20 and
hhs,fked r IL. ls'9, then south eislIty six aud a
PIKE road then rOuth four degrees. east one huS.
dr"d and sey nty ~ pcrchss. with the said rosS
Eight aSa t%g pe eS It'll WITH n. w, E r, St
the thirty rinih line of the original trsct; then
aud 10 ioo perches Go the boynis ~ line of the -
Glty md with said thirty nisth line, thencs wik
giEntag, cUntaiaing pinety seven acres and rirh
Ard also That other tract ~ land h.v,,,,,
seut boundary OF ss'a trsst Pleasant Hill NJ st.ns
to bee das5dh s ss %in ana a; n
NORTH 81 deg east 81 81 .ho perches 10 t,rnsiss
road r, and stone; thence scats deg 3 mia rs.s
III S-hn I~rches with laid turuuike 20 a-ovns
corner; the n-e 10 the beginning stoo. ts.se two
b c. o a. that large tract land owned
~ the lac Jesse frown SEIZED AID levied pon -
the psoper,, Of Jesse B Hass and siu ne sold 70
s 20 .ls ss ~. j.. NSs 10 Isl "a, i IS,
slow, ldwsrd Hsil l.. " perr~ Co..wrn.
slreh go. farsnt. farant. Hebesser o..
and Ai''on SHiior rss Of En ss X saisess3>.,~
% "a aA va l., j. Aafssss. 20.
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EORG ETOWN COLLEGE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON CITY


Faculty OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ d.,
Professor OF Principles and Practice OF Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT MD.
Professor of Principles and Prac tice of Surgery.
JANIS T.. MORGAN NJ D.
Professor of Materia Medca and Therapeutics
J. M. SNYDER. Nd
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ d.
Professor OF Physiology and ToXic0Iogy
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, NJ D
Professor OF General. Microscopic and Deoer pti VI
Anatomy.
SIIAS l.. LOOMS. At. D.
Professor OF Physics and Chemistry
C. ". KENNUN, 81 b.
Demonstration of AnatoHy.
IN" session viii cOTmsnce the first MONDAY
IN November ard end in March following Tbs
iectnfe' VIII be delivered n the College BuiliiDps
no. ""h STREET. during the hours vi the after,
no"n mad evening
The f." or TIE full course in. Se)
Etuni.. falorH iicket-......-... ............. 10
FOR f"rther Information address
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ D.
Dean of tha>F4culty
@"> + street. between 9Th a3d 18th
"c z 'H"sb' Republican
Ifs [ esq ~
The tu"a'ii'"' hHs on hand and for sal4 ESA
or tA,hsi &c N"vr-.i pair Of well broken ~ -
mhtrt Mule. Apply +" -E-S-.ssD
u SuorvH
a. - ~ :ts atr-ct, EeRr ] Strs.C
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THp INDIAN HERR DooroR fro

TIP INDIAN HERB DocToR, from Canada will
describe diseases and tell hs the nature of
their mplsints OF Illness, without receiving any
information from them. No charge for consultation
on nd1'ite. Office, No IL Washington Building
Pennsy wanna avenue, Garner OF Seventh street
Washington. ID. T.. AN a5-tf
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MHIIHHUKST GALLERY, 43f PENNSYLVANIA ay
furnishes Carte de Sisite Likenesses of eyeryda
scripti"n: Likrnesses Of many of those slain in
rccent battles can be obtained at this establishment
Also, Gard Llkrnesses of ali the prominent f,rnrr
ais and Civilians. Orders for Camp and Field
views promptly attended to. Relntr her and 10
Sc % Ell I'm N'
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w T WAS WANT TED
NEW AND ELEGANT OYSTER SALOON IN
THE FIRST WARD,

AND HARVEY, At the urgent and repeated snli-
citations OF his numerous friends, has N -
tins DAY opened ole at No. ls9, Nine Is " fa1
teenth and III streets, adjoining the NSNkssv
Union Engne House, ard fronting ~
PennsyVaEia avenue. 1t will be con
Oyster Depot, by
I. ~ HARVEY & j. LEWIS.
and the lines. Oysters which the waters of the
ChcSaIrake AFFORD will he sold 20 their patrons.
families can be- supplied daily at their residences
Win raw or steamed oysters of the best quality.
Arrsnge ments have been made for daily fresh
snrpiy equal 70 any demand and hence residents
of TIE city will not hcrrafter he subiectei To- the
necessity o. buying from street hawkers.
Orders are respectfully solicited. and will be
gr,"intiy complied with, day night.
'l,t'"Es I" th; new establishment viii find it
worthy 81 li6eral patronsg &c. neither psius nor
expense nave bsen OF will be spared to make il SO
ia every respect T. NJ. HARVEY
&C 13-lm j LEWIS
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IED SUBSISTENCE

BALES OF c6SbEMNEp srRs,srrxo,
STORES
pursuant TO orders received. 1 Will sell AT Public
Auction, st Alexandria. Va, a large QUANTITY Of
condemned snesi .tence Store Sales to take plsos
al ~ a M: on the following days:
WEDNESDAY. 0ctoher 2ai lasq
SATC RDAY, October 18th Is2
wEpNESDAY, October 18th, 1852
sATU RDAT. November lat 1862
Terms cash In Government funds
FRANKLIN III. BARR0LL
Capt. II Infanty { K
&C Ih-otNoiS Depot Conmissary
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FUTURE DAYS.

mo aea 9Th street between / and K strreisJ
BofPRRffb k sa H6Sly AZ kND oIASGI GOODS.
On ir9nt O! the AUCTION Rooms, ". viii sen arr
invoice OF Boots, Shoes. ann Pancy Goods se;,stke
bo iSSE7s ir ssf tRf tsTssin sS.,.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueer,-
A DMINIsTRATRIx'S SAFE OF Hnpsps
fRlS ai. t L s.ss e. s Ssss
Brown known As the Roscia ns sI fa Pr
ansd ie ., .rnm the Insane um, thr piscstsvsy
Court, the personal effects Of the dse..d %
5Hot-Bed sash -
Cords Of Wood.
Cradle and scythe
Harrow. two Plough lot of Harness.
tons Of Bay. lot of Corn. .
credit of four moutbs-tbo pSrchsser. 70 e S,
notes. in All cases of credit bearing interest fen
By order Of the kdministrstrix "' e"u0'seH-
oc sd GREEN r. WILLIAMS. huctx.
2By THOMAS BOWLING. Auet. Geopretov.-
A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF Hor sEHoI'n
sell hf fRbkT bi Mo ERisSfSsss os.S6.s
'S St Gi the late Ge hsnf 9Psss
Furniture Bar Fixtures and Liquors. ecu, prisnsN
Feather Beds and Bedding.
Bedsteads. Mattresses. &c.
Chairs. Tables, Lounges,
VII ClOth- W ardrObee NJ
Parl9r, Kitchen and other Stoves.
Bar Fixtures, Liquors, &c, &c, -r...r-.
Aud many other articles not mentioned -sr
-, rITzk Ann THKeKER, Administrator.
oeZi-a THOMAS BOWLING, Auesioneer
BY J c. Mcguire CO.. Auctio.eer..
Ffshes Sch hins Rosa TTEsITT E5E
Hiass Ware French Ptate Mirrors. Brocsfells ca
ING So1e%ser 4th. at 10 elo ISss - IA MORN
ssa e. i = hs sSs ss.a "a
superior Rosewood parlor Suite. finished In GRIM
on ana brown erocatelle. consisting e two
suite OF seven Crimson and Brown Broratelis Cur,
TiItnr With Lace Curtains Cornce, Tassels, and
Richly Carved Rosewood Centre Tables. With
Thrss large and handsome French Plate Pier
SSlissss.S, with Gilt-frames, Tables, ana Marble
Elegant full gift French Mantel Clock ..r
sfaana5 AZ Trs Git gsrd Bsskets Ornaments,
oernsmrntfd with sevres On ma OhsndeisSrss
back, richly carved with game sGd ~. srai nr
Is superior Oak Dining Chairs, finished in morroc-
Hands9ne Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers and Gas
neiFet: brussels, snd other CARPETS
Splendid French China Dinner service in gree.
Large and beautiful bohemian Glass pe.ser, Ser.
Rich China Dessert Service il ard gold. de-
viii palntlnGS OF fruit
French China gold hand Dinner Set
Very large assortment of heavy CrysszI Cut Glass
Ware. ~ "-
Silver plated Castor. Liquor Stands Table c,.Ia-,
Walnut and Mahogany Bookcases,
%snut sno HE BsS,es and Ws'hsands
Bed and Table Linen. Blankets
Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows
ane Feat Chairs. Arm Chairs
together with many other articles not necAss.rv
TO enumerate.
- AT TWO O'CLOCK
we shall sel choice lot Of Wines consisting Of
SSnqu0adi liam pa yne Old Reserve Madeira Port,
y ne h',nNe wiii be open 10 visiters Monday nd
November. from 10 10 I clock
Terms cash.
&C I'D J. c. Mcguire Co Auc,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-29
HENRY HERZBERG, P.wnbrokcr
oc 2! .slnol.Si GREEN & WILLIAMS Aurts
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

IT He FIRST GRAND BALL
OF THE ~
NATIONAL SOCIAL CLUB
will be given ut
TEMPERANCE HALL,
On WEDNESDAY, EFENING, November s.
The officers and members of the Club have made
Arrangements to make this Ball the most "a
pleasant and best given this season, having -
eellent string hand. Those who attend will1.sk
not be disappointed In . good nights pleasure
Tickets 81 admitting gen lemsn and ladies'
Cem,ntttes Of Arrangsments.
James Z. Mansfield, John Mcfowan
James Proctor ~ --ti Geo w Walt IItr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-29
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