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eE- The Department Of Tennessee. to
which Gen. Lew. Wallace has been assigned,
! the oue commanded by Genssran,-
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CINCINNATI rpAHnET.


CINCINNATI, No, 2
Flour dull and unsettled super g. O0e6
: 40
Wheat dali At 95tal 40 for primo rcd and
white. being further decline.
Corn firm AZ Zoe Cor selled and o. for ear
Oats dull ~ 4-sa,0c Tor new and oh
I've b3c.
Barley 81 3Ddi 4O
whisky hrm az - nc
Mes Pork unchanged s00 bbls city sold
AZ SO Is
No demand for bulk meat or bacon
Lard dull. and not sale able At over ~. All
eastern orders Withdrawn
Hogs dull. and offered At al 60. buyers
are disposed to hold back. 300 sold AZ Al S.
from the hooks. and 10 900 n DO delivered
before tho 18th at 81 co
Coffee p higher, AMI Ia Good demand
Sugar frmer
Gold - 26@i p; Demand Notes 81 -,
Silver 2@21 prem: Exchange par.
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IN All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, OF the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me-
] have n fine assortment Of French Beaver,
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all colors, which am selling
very low . also. a large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all colors ranging in price ~ low
a. fifty cents.
r n. Low ERIE, Practical Halter.
Successor 10 J &. YATES
m27-tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main =
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FROM PITTsBURG

PITrsnURc. Nov. j-River , feet inches
10y tho pier mark. and at a stand. Weather
cloudy and cool.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM sACKETT,S HARBOR

SAcKErI's HARBoR. Nov 3.-Thc schooner
Gazette, of Oswcgo. went ashore this NOR
ming, about halfa mile below this place She
is leaking some.
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rE- Tho Right Shoulder Shin 10 the
tito OF paper published by the soldiers at
Bowling Green. KY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

"Cosiar's" Rat. Roach. Sc. Egfermfncioy.
"C0sfars"
"Cosfav's" Bed bug Erirminafor.
"Cosfars1
"Cosfar's" Electric Po,oder. for Insecfs, DC.
liz 25o. b0c and t1 90 Boxes. Bottles and Flssks.
and Is Sizes for Plantations, ships. Boats.
hotels. etc. etc.
CAUTION III To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Aiuri0us and HVhiv Perai-
egous limitations, a now label has bsan prepared.
barring IpcsiHiis 81 the Proprietor signature.
Examine each hos, bottle 81 nasS carefully before
purchasing, aud take noihlng hut "tostar's."
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MEDICAL ELEcTRICITY

And especially invites those suffering from
Acute. Nervous, or Old Standing Chronic
Diseases. Aches, Pains, Weakness. Injuries,
arrangements. and all Ailments peculiar to
charge. div
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Fresh Buck Wheat Flour can be had now
at TUTTLE'S.
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- The following = the oficiAl vote Of
his Congressional District at the late elec-
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COAL! COAL!

N Q w f. II M.
A. c. oosBs IA. oosns
COMBS - BROTHER.
uAvIS6 recently purthasef tn colL Ban. r.,
Il IL neriy known &c the "ScHRE MINES" on.
sod-three-Qrkrter miles west q the city, arr nov
prspsret 70 furnish The citEens q Terre- Haute ard
vicinity viii good article Of vel -scr.enet Goa. II
ngnrss 70 salt tkcss pxrflous tines
We also Arent< for the Highland, Brazil snf
Fs<mersburF Coal Mines.
~ Orders lens At tbe ylFoc0unsy Scales o. 81 The
resi4<zns q ether proprietor, Tear he Eicbno1s
Rs;iro>f D~pot. VII BE ale; &C skort botss>.
Give os vial
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To- Sold Eeeyyinheyc ~
AnwaolsAsrs DHvoeIsrs In the large ctie-.
Some 81 tho
Wholesai, Agents an NeIo York CITY
shlenelln Brothers A Co HArral. Ri.lsy A Kitchen.
". A fahne-tock, Hull Bush, Gale Robinson
A Co. NJ. Ward Close c..
A. r. A u. Sands A Co. McKissonA Robbins.
wheeler A Hart. ID. =. Rarnes Co.
James \. Aspin~ail. y. &. Wells A G..
Morgan A Allen. Iafalle. Marsh A GArdnsf
Hail. Rnckel A Col Hall. Olson Co.
Thomas A Fuller. Coursd Pos
7. ID. orvir.
Avn 0rIBns.
PHILADELPHIA. PeHasylosHIa.
Tw Dyo,tA Co Robt shoemakerA Co.
n A Fahues;ock A c.. French. Richards Go.
Avn orIuRs.
Boston, Mass
Geo & Goodwin acc. weekes A Ptiei.
Ms Burr c.. John Wilson, j.
Asp oTusRs.
slso. all wsotssssr Dsuoorv- -
Chicago. Ills.
~. Louis. Mo.
Detroit. Mich.
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pittsburgh. Pa,
Buffalo. n. l.
nrurrists. Grocer, sorckeepers and Retailer. gen
srEll, IN al Country Towns.ans Village
nihe
UNITED STATES.
AT
Terre-Aawfe, ind,
THOMAS IN. BARR,
An ~ he Druxsisis. ssorsksp<rs an Rstaiisr
gcnrraIly.
4 e4CocNrrr DEslxzs car order e sbcve.
Or address orters tircrs-lcr n Prices. Te-uls. a
10 se.ired. - ssns go llsc7l cIrruisr. giving =,
esesd rrirssl %
HENRY u. CO8TAH
rssossrsror-So yz.Bssst~y. ss-yesk-
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eE Ladies and gentlemen. now is the
time TO get your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and eieaned. Having improved and en-
largcd our dye house and finishing tools. We
are prepared 10 DO any kind OF work is our
line-not 10 bc cxccllcd in the western
cities. j. q. REINERS 4 son,
East Wabash It. bet 9th st. a canal
Octi0dlm
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ET.ECTROPArHY.
A new and complete system Of
MEDICAL ELECT RICITY

DIR. =. PAIGE, OF Boston, Mass, would
most respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
TKRRK HAurE and vicinity that he has taken
rooms for limited time at the Buntin House
for the purpose Of curing dis>ases by his pc
cuiiar system Of
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MUSICAL.
j. g.. LINDEN
m

PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.
yVToCID respectfully .nDcunce g. The citizens
w TERRI Ranie sni ssrrosniing ocanfry. that b
l. ready al calls r~pzir A. time Ftaoo~. ana
k~~p thern "a SOD or1er ~ ne ycs-- He car -
fpasd A. ne Druf stpre n TIE Terri Hsuts Hcnt-
R1iitiar AL Is charges will - fcunt vsry
shie. ne heE. leave - suttoin ths follo~ng refer
esccs-
NJ. j &. IINnENAxN. rikno Tansr. has y1rszrt
~ tuslues- us p.r- fc1r y~H-S. -fkA p<rfrcs
..~~r~s AL entire ssstsfnc<5pu o. kis erapiayers
All ~ pfa.us q he TerTe Hazse Fe-nals Cotle<r
hsre heen nnter - care AT b hss ralnet NJ en-
49, r.r-e4enrs car tksreforr. cordially recu--
r,ers I'm u AR Pcrecns n his r,snEy. who nay
sret rs srrrsrrs. = rehAhF uan ant co~rcct
su.er uAsse services 81 - nore teslrahie. frsn
a. fs~t tat vlnx be attr - IS eusi.ess
-hr.e~er ~ soct3ert zay reutsr y nrcesssry.
J. c NEfNIN6Ek
r,~s-.s~..l - skr Nnslc rNrA~tr1sr4 20 tke
Irrre HASTE Fe1Eir Ccilegr.
We sks .-s.~rilrrs. he.rtly ousrzr r. tAs sieve
REv JOHN CovEET
KEv. JACOB CHAPMAN
REv. LYMAN AEEarTT
NV iFWFrT
lzz<istiy
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CLOTHING.

MinShall & Paddock
sAvx yUSr RKcKIyKD
A!spicadta Assortment
:FALa. PIECE GOODS !:
O:HO Il Eli Eo'
Their assortment or
BEAyERsl
CLOTHS.
CASSINERS.
MILLIONS
vEsTINes.. sc.
Il the finest over offered In this City :. and
they are prepared to make to order
BUSINESS SlIlTS
OVER COATS.
DRESS SUITS.
PANTS. VESTS. &c,
| LATEST STYLES
And most elegant manner.
Gents Furnishing Goods
is iargo, embracing the celebrated Shaker
Flannel Underwarc. and all novelties.n
TIES. SCARFS. sc.
asNslsAls. a PADDOCK,
80 81 wAsAa szsss.
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Operations oshd crtunlike all o,hcrsj are -
''Frec from Poisons."
''Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
'Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their holes To de-
They are the only nfallble remedies known"
''l2 years aud more established In New York CITY,"
Used 6y--thc City Post Office.
ICED ty-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used blythe City Steamers. Ships. &C.
Used blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &C
Used by-the City Hotels. Astors. ST. Nicholas &C
Used blythe Boarding Houses. &c. &c.
Used by-more than "a. 900 Private Families.
a. See one or sseo Specimens Of schGf q Bcey-
sosere said 6y tke Pe,sc- Effors-Iediers. dc.
Observation-Disclosures with vsrmin need BE-
so no longer, IL they use CosrAK's' Extermina'ors
We hsvs used IL TO our satisfaction, and II ben
cost Is we would have Il. We had tried poisons.
but they effected nothing; but ''CosrAas" article
knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice, Reaches, and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than can write IL. tits In
great demand all over the country. Medina l0.l
Gdsone.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed an
nualld In Grant County by vermln, than would pay
for tons Of this Rat and Insect kier.-Lancaster
twis.l Herald.
lRENR YR. CdS7dR--wc are selling your pre-
parstions rapidly. wherever they have been used.
Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly.
Ecxss sroUrrra. Druggists. Windsor. Nd.
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MILAN APPLEs-We want 500 bush Mi
lam Apples. q. ;. FUTILE & co.
IL Latest New York styles OF silk Hats
something neat and siylish--just received
at Basnctts Hat Store. northeast corner of
tho Public Squire. Tucll & Ripleys old stand
Call and get one. oct2l -iw.
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INSURANCE.
LIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il issaei In The lEtns Insurance Cosapany, o.
Hsrzford, CouueCticrt
tash Aaefte- f1.c1<-s<
FIRE AID INLAND POLICIES issued
r. the e., A. Nkrias Coapa.y. spriaxeeiA, Ma.
(ask Assets " {. 90
FlRB POLICIES issued IN the FIRE In
ura.ce co-spazy q HHrtford. Coaaecfscr;-
Cast Asset VIC. cstc
INSURANCE n tks shs~e "a Al rsiiahis cour.
rtes car - pro<urct reksoa4bie rates, sF,>i-
cstioc -
HAGER xcEkEx. Asrua
Life Insurance.
Applicaiions for policies in Phrnir Nuirs
LIZ lns.rxnos Cozpsny - Har1u-c. Conneetic-;
Casa Ass<ks. go 90
k~o<ivrt -
J. n HAGEE. Ass.t
d. yo<s A weu.. s~slcsi Essusz>r.
sp~s<1D
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vERMlN.

10 Destroy-Rais. goashes. &e.
To Dcsroy-Micc. Neiss. and Ants
10 pssfroy-Bed-Bags
10 Dseroy-Nsths In Yurs. Clothes. &c.
To Desfroy-Mosquitoes and Fl~=s-
70 DeSiyoy-lnsecu on Plants and Fowls.
To nsSfrcy-Irsects on Animals. &c
To Dsfroy-Every form ana species 81 yermin.
g.
'oSLY ISFALLIsLE, REMEDIES KNOWN. =.
Destroys Instantly
EVERY FORM ANDEsPEcIEs OF
VERMIN.
a., =. -.
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MAR RIED,

c. Smith. Lieut. WI II. PoWEIL sn Ad;u,,1 Ssh a.
the SIN Infantry Z. s: Regulars, to Miss MARAB
ETCH1SON, OF this city
OF Noyelut.e ter. by the lev, Mr. Milmer TH0TAs
II ROBlSsON, E-a., OF Ann Arundel, tu Miss
ALICE. daughter OF Dr. Meade, formerly Of Prod.
rick county, Nd. BALTIC Sun 4 Gssstte cop5l
DIED,
On The morning Of the is, instart after shnr.
but painful illness or few hours, AID LINE
BLANCHE. eldest daughter of W s and
Good, aged years ane months.
The fri- nds and acqusihtspces OF the family are
resid enc, of grand father Mr. John Fi-t.r, Coz.
ntr of 21f AID nj streets TO morrow tTu"sday) at s
O'Clock
December let, 1863, RUTH C MITCHELL. vile
Of "n,: II aud daughter of Jeremsh X. and Re
TIE funrrs services will take place at her lat,
residence, 39i North Cnpit.i At Thu-sisy !.
O'clock p. friends of the family are resp ct
fully invited 20 be present.
Lawrence, Mass, pspeTa copy
On NcIday. December lst. JOHN LEACH Jr Of
this city, 70 year. Of ag".
His funeral will take place at IL on TO morrow
Tire Sd instant, from his late resi ence on N.s~s,
chusette AvrnUe near Fourth street. His friend,
and acqusintances are respectfully requested to
after d.
IL Georgetown, TN Friday 2qth uIt ,ofsmsu-n,1
JOSIAH y. BAILEY, sr., in the SD year Of his
lie wa, huri.d or ssturday, Z>+h u't His end
vas pehceful and happy. sud with a smile and
prayer he passed away 10 the spirit land
Thou art gene 10 the grave, We no longer behold
Nor tread the rough paths Of the world BY thy
side;
God gave thee ard took thee and He will rasto e
Ard death has no sting, since the Saviour has
died.
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COUGHS, COLDS, A9Aks1kEss. 90.
COMPOUND s1htGtf s 81 Saux .R.p,o

Tbs Pleassnt and popular Cough Remedy h.s
oeen % long known and extensively used that mat
pefsons have become familiar With lie sxtraordins.
~ emcacy ttcsa be had at all the pfinci Dsj dYus
stores et 3 and af$y cents bottle ~'1s
90 d1RA eo<ms
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas. Poole,
selling liquor without license; for fur Their hear
Ing. John Is. Wells, petty larceny; Jail for
court Hiram Perry, drunk dismisspd. Dan'l
Brady, fighting; do. J. Kean, disorderly; do.
John Harris, drunk and disorderly; fined So so
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DEAFNESS, SIGHr, NOISES IT rHE HEAD, THso.,
DIn h;1, Won hosch,isker,, Oouii.t and
ans Ear. Ofhce'991 Pa avenue O apostle vii Ar is
Ibrest Dises sen and C.tsr: hal Affections success
elect to consult Or. Won Mosch.isker without,
delay. us
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REMOVAL.
IL. HOTHROCK has removed bis stock a.
Psp-rharsinss, " indow ShAdes and q phoistAry
Go-ds To 40. 452 seventh street, opposite the
HAVING . srw aud veil assorted stock. ana In.
creased facilities for business, he respectfullv
soilcits the orders of the public
PnperhanRing AID Z pholstAr work of every de-
-rip ,oI executed With dispatch Come and see
at SaS e"veuth ST., oppa.ite Patent ORce,
no HW Nntel.l
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SEE FOURTH PAGE Of to-day's Std- for inter.
esting local articles.
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GBBAf ToILEY TaIrxPn.
CRIaTA NOK0,6 HXOlIQInR II AIR nv

Price d. Sl.0 and % psr box. according to
sue Nc. s.
CbrsrAposo's HAra PREss,vAsrvs
Is Invaluable With his Dye it inparts tho tin ost
soaess the nost beautiful sloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 81 cents, a and 81 FER BEETLE ACCORDING to
size. oc S--eolnr
BAIoHHLol's HArR DrI,
TIE best IN re World.
william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duees 4 color not to be dstin suished from nature
warranted not to injure the H air in the least;
edies the Ill effects Of bad Dyes asd the
Hair for LIE. Greg, Red o. Rssty Hais instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAfcxl.
LoR. on The yo~T sides u each S0x.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST.. Nesr Yorh,
nEJ Late IS Broadway and ls Bond st.
Go Co Penn Avenue, between 10th and nth STR ct,
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, ana me thou
Az :ra sts sss1 1 e the RNsr line
aned w and L., Wool ~ col
and IN the and ssa
bsaarl. sosias: sas1.s
small trunks made TO stand roush usage In baggage
wSeS win Se soS s slicss no 81
LApIEs', Mems, Youths, Misses' and Childran's
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Caters; Ladies'
And Gents' Buckle Overshoes. with felt lining and
top; Mans Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp& Co. India rubber store, Penn. avenue
between 10Th and lith sta no Klm
INDIA RUsBss foODs.-The place to buy your
kaoher Coats. lie ssins, Camp Blankets, uaveincks
Haversaeks. s2d every article made from India
Rubber is at III. A. II ali Il India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at manufacturer
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc s3u
THs ISrIAS HBRs DoCroh. rom Canada will
describe diseases and tell his patients the natcre Of
their coupa ints or hluess, without receiving any
Information from them No .la-Es for coxynlfatioa
@ adries. Office, No. II Washington Building
Washington d. @. au 25-t
GReAr PRSssYLsfsiA Rours ,,sa Baltimore ana
Rdr!is6nrs, 10 the North and WextTwo trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sundey-quick time
low fare and sure Connections. Soldiers tickets aod
through At Government rates For tickets and fur.
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn.
sylVsDia Route, northeast corner OF PennsyivauiA
avenue aud Sixth st, W ashingtop Office opt 81 from
pa M; until p. NJ; On sundays from to p. m.
AZ H-ly re MORTON Agent
DEriEIBLE INDIA HUBBsR Goaps-Mr H. A
HAL has Just received lot Of Oficerz' Long aud
chos extra large tiZeR; also lot Of blue En- si4h
Talras very long at $40 each; also extra long ard
light iiu wei ghtl Rubber Capes with siesves which
he l. selling at manufacturers prices at his lila
Rubber Warehouse, 3 o Pennsy isania ay enue ls>
tween 9th And inth ata or "a ~
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REcRuITs.-Since yesterday morning the fol
lowing recruits have arrived :-:7O for 10th Pa.
cavalry, and 81 for sd Ohio.
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g PECI AL NOTICE
~ TO
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS OF THE ARMYAND NAVY
oDEON HALL,
The old and established En- porium Of Clotk,ns
kHN n4s Tor 80 many years supplied the citissns OF
WAshn gton and vicinity with ali that is essAntinl
Tor th- elegance and comfort Of the outer man Ia
nov supplied with the most com plete and fashion
soLs STOCK that We have ever had the pleasure to
COATS. PANTS and EsTS Of the most dssir,.
Bile styles that could be found in the market
Our ssertment Of SHIRTS, ORA WBRS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, DC, cannot be eur.IsSaS
and viii be sold 1T prices that do not allow Of con
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY ovERco.rs
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER-f,OHTS'
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER C0AfS'
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS Co.rs
LAkGE STOCK MILITARY DNRSS GOArs
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COars
LARGl STOCK MILITARY PANrs
LANCE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
L.RGE STOCK MILITARY vEsrs
LARGE sroock MiLirARYY vvEsTs.
INDIA RUBBER G09Ds OF ALL DEsoRIp.
vALIsHs, CARPET BAGs,&
Oar stock Of BOYS and VOC rH'S CLOrHrya
- the largest and moot fashionable that has avsr
they possibly DO obiained 10 this city prices
- Call and see at ODEON HALL corner Az
street and Pa avenue, the Great Clothing Mart ~
Washington city nc -'sn,S
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by MARSHALL a PAGE, Auctieneers
r YRS. &c Rsi! FCRs.ii
CONTINUATION or TUE GREAT AUcrroR
SALE: With new and splendid assortment Of tSS
klCHEsT FTRS 81 the Sale Room, No. MarkS1
spscs, over the Carpet Store 81 J. Is. Doison
On MONDAY. TUESDAY s1d "WEDNESDAY
Decemb-r bt. ID and ID.
ssle TO Commence each day ~ half ssst a. NJ ana
7p.m
One of the largest and most superb steeks OF
LkDIBs' HURsl
Ever offered in this city, which have been reoeivsd
nom ore 81 the n. est cxtrnsive Houses In Hrn>A-
way, New York With orders Co cinse tas same WITH
ont TsseI,s esn,istiEg q Had:on Bay, Yerttort
Ritch ans Every seriptioS Of 'ssssonsSis Tars !:
Csrriags and Cardinal Cspes Txlmas, victorinSs
Nuns, Cuff, &c, &c Among the stock viii b
found Q sre At variety of MIS- SEES dsf CIVIL
pRENSf CRs. Also . large assortment Of slsiaS
Robes.
Having received orders from the house IN Nov
lerk sell al sny price account Of disaolu tioD
OF partncrship, therefore the public will have An
opportunity Of purchasing suits OF the best Pure a.
hslfthe price OF any house in the world The (oods
have hren manufactured this Fall
every article will he sold without reserve
y: B.-This Sale will Be continued THRRY DAVE
"nLf, IN which time every effort will be made %
clC-r the entire stock
~The Goods will be open for inspc~tio, es.A
day he fore and until the hour oS Sale
Catalogues viii be ready on the M corning Of Sale
TO- a.t nARshALL A PAGE, Aucss.
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Tor saba well-Enosn HOTEL AND RES
Il TACRANT, stu zted Oh PennsyivAnia ay near
Cspt", No. 5h.--tock. Fixtures Furniture the
~ ole in complete order. together with Lpas. for
Three years. Terms reasonable and easy Apply
81 premises. JAMES STEEL,
10 ~
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. Mcguire a. GO. Auct,sneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN sURNITCRH
II Al PCBl.IC SALk.-OR FRIDAY MORNING
Deem h-r 81 h, olnmencing at 10 q clock we shsH
cell, at No $40 Pa avenue. between 9th aud 10th
up stairs, small 1t Of Household Furniturs
naming
Mahogany Hair cloth soS.
DO DO Arm and Side Chair
MshcS any Narble-top Centre and Side Tables
Two Git frame French Plate Pier Glasses
Marble Table and Brackets
Mahogany t'ld Pash oned BOOK Case
Mahus Plush -coveref Dentist Chair
Nah airy Marble top washstspd Wardrobe
MshcRany BerFtead. Bureaus
Cote re Bod tes6s, Bureaus, Msshs'and,
Cane seat Chamber Chairs,
Msttra ses, Feather Beds Bolelars and Pillow
cs-pats Oirlnfb and Mating
Cfina, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Table Cutlery. and Lin
Parlor and ChRnh.r Stoves,
Cook Stove and Kitchen Furniture, &c &c
de 7-ds J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Auets.
BY ". J.. WALL q CO. Auctiopesrs
COVER MkNrSALE OF CONDHM> KID HORSE
NJ AND MCLBs Will he sold at Pu Bile Auctios
~ th- Corral. near the Naval Obs rvatory on AOx.
DAY, December 18TH, 1879 st 40 o'clock O. m q
HORSES ANDMCLEs.
Conds n1z - a. unit for public service
Terms cash, in 0overnment funds
c.s..ip Il seAHS Army.
eel W. l.. WALL CO.. Auces
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We ASSERT II BoLpLY-There are no other rnedi.
eires no reliable eectuAl and emit e HOllo-
Tsys PILLS and Ointment, always ready for use.
They are invaluable to the soldier en- posed 10
wounds sores. few rs snd bowel comVlAnts They
never fail. Only Is cents per o0x or cot n
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BOARDING.

ROARDIEG "A family, of two. three or four
- adult perrons. can bs accommodated With
pleasant ROOMS and good BOA RD at No 563 i7ts
strs ct. at ~ 3. W. corn.r OF the Smit hsoni.n
grounds Al-o, single ROOM to let dc ISL
r ODGING. kITHER WITH Oh WITHOUT
IL Beard. can be hsd in = priv ate family, for twa
within five minutes walk of the Post Udoe B-st
referstce gwen and required. Address. Box 521
Cit, Pot 0fhcs de aSIs
MRS: R. sAwYER'S BOARDING HOUSR, No.
lSb 90 south street, Capitol Hill, q short dis
tshc. from the east Of Capitol Square, p .sant
location Mrs. X. sawyer a. room for q few more
Esrn. ~: n,2e-s'l RBBECcA SAWYER.
A Pf1rATE FAMILY. WHERE THERE ARE
IA 70 other Boarder,. are d.sirous Of accomms-
d-th = meas OIL Memhe or ;,Nac-rs. Tbs best Of
ret. reDces given and required For ptrticu ars
addr. Z. Washington, D. q. no - So
RUARD Two pleasant ROO Ms and good BOAR
. can b. sd 81 No. 361 81. Rei,.nla re,sr-
A LAZY PROM PHIL >DELPHIA HAS rAKEa
a tfs hspdsom.lY Purni>ned h0U,1 No. I
nid /, how prepared for the reception Of f,6
tirst rlsss srders. no s-'v'
u AkDlkG.-Ls and vel, Furnished ROOMS
b Tor rent vi BOARD single and communIca-
ting one square from ,llards' Hotel. Inquire ct
star oHc~. ..-.-. neiS
WANTED-BOARD, In . respectable private
w family. Rs,idrnce between Peunsyiv anis
evtnu" And street and between 18th and 9Th sts
ststSx TIM. Reference required Address ~.
star omer. oc0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

DANCING ACADBMY.-Prof.M arini's danc,n1
academy will open this afternoon at Tenn.
Perance Hall. Prof. Marini lie well and favor
ably known In this city as most successful
teacher OF dancing, and therefore there is no
doubt he will have a large school.