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The present year Is undoubtedly the most event
full in the political history Of this country and the
record Of occurrences tTanspiring at the Fed
eral Metropolis Is naturally of striking and re-
markable interest. The public desire to receive
prompt, fSH and reliable accounts Of al that
passes here is most intense, and we have
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ance with the wish Of the public the paper has
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YOUNG MEN
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thai dreadful and sssrse's habit Which snasIIy sweeps
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as,s sntahesd s,.snng s.nas.a With ths thsndsrs .. s
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MARRIAGE.
hARnIrD PERSONS, or YosnE Bisu ssutsu yl.tnf Mar
~, s,,nt .v,s. q Ehy,,ss ''atn' srsnis s'sity,
Nc vhe Paesi kmssK vndsr the ear. Of Dr. nay r.ifi
ri, -, M, n ncIss As gentleman and tssds.ay
OFFICE No. J SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
an hand tide gong from BsImors street, dssrs frsu
he ssrnsr Fail not TO st,.r', sa2 nsnssL I.us
NEft fs PAID and contain stamp
DIR. JOHNSTON,
nsns.r Of tia Regal Collsgs Of ssrgssn, Lsodsn r.ss-
ate sm Of the eminent colisT.s 10 he tnsd
b. sss Esndcd NJ has .n s':f ES
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dad
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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which nightly felt sV,n vhsn siIssP and II not eSr.s
Isnosn mAisgs imPossbis, and ossrsyI beth mind and
Thss, The IId and m,Isnehoy ,f.e pr.d.e.s
,ary habits Of youth, ,I; wssLnsss Of ths Bach and
ssvsr. PapitaUn Of Heart DyIp.Psy Nsrrous irrs-
st,, Dsrang,Rsnt Of IN, Digestive Fsnetous Gsn.rsI
AZ
hESrIiLf~Tss fearful st.sts On ID. mind ar. .ch q.
sE.aa.drLO's Of M,EOry Confusion Of dssI D.Pr.lEsn
tEss, Love Of s0tEds, Tudiiy etc., The evils
EERVou. DrsILrrr-rbs=ssns, can new ,,d,, xA,,i,
me sArs, oftSsir declining hsElh losing their vE4
ing year, ps., n,r'oo, and .mAeiSsd having singular
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DISEASES OF LHPRUDENcE.
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sspPsGs that ium,d dread Of discovery
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esrng, tlsh bis P,euhsry sUbssnc. i.sp him trsins
shn alter month or AZ long toe smallest Zee can
sr.r CALLING disaPpoinnsnt or 6y ths M. Of hat
the Constitutional symptoms q his
rriss di,sa ssch Of E.an Threat Head
Efn, &e PrsEsng iFbtfs rapidty, death psts
p.rsd % bis dreadful ssE.nIi by ssnchr hint
dssrsrsd GENTRY frsm uhssS .,ssT rsIsrns
DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGlNIc
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
n'.t and mY:rtsni Itmsdy ssknss. Of The srg.s,
.sst and de sitatsd had Lest a. lsps ave
| sts1 iuIn'eittsJ relieved
sssusn Les. ef Fewer Esrv.ss irrita
rI.sslLn and WsskHss. ExEEsssa sf "a, assI f,IIx
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
nANI 1hoUsAHDs cured al this inssituisO yitAls
a., L,aI. Ina iS' nSn,rssa Important s,ry
TsPsrisu 81 the PaFsn and many shsr psnsns nstess
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN y. DOVE b co,
SGaE nov prepared 20 execute any orders with
Wltnh th@- way be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FIfYIEG
BUSINESS.
~ Store Oh sta street, . lev doors north Of Pa,
s!eGse, Ehsre LlsI ne found comHfeto assortTneni
GSAaNRLLIERSA and cisSr 6kS, STEAM and
" aAS FIX RHRES,
FIYTHR rs of sS,Tsf NJ, Do M ~ IA, s1o
snd Finish, superior II etyls to anything heretoore
sEeI'd IN TINS market. We invite eit gems general
y to cell and eISmIre our stock Of SIS and Water
Fix ares, feeling confident that We have the hssi
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Intrs sted 10 srr an -
val be promptly attended to.
MYERS b MosEAK.
Rsrt-u $40 d greet.
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NOTICE,
.r ...-. NOTICE.
"a

&x1 AA S5ts8 ~
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
This Company offers to the public" Unes nailed
Advantages" for the Sale ana Quick Dispatch OF
Heavy FreIghts, Packages, Vhlu8ble5, Money, & C.
&c, 10 all parts of the United states.
Expresses to Snd from the North and West de-
part from and arrive II Washington twice daily
Al Expresses are in Charge of szpTtssesd sad
ysItGble Messengers.
All Packages for The Soidiers carried at "oNs
HALF orr usual rates.
All Goods for the so-oslled "COnfsderate St.tss'i
and all Articles " CoutrabAnd OF War" viii be
REFUSED,
Our Expresses leave New York 1t I, 8, and p
N; arriving In Washington at 6 A. NJ. and E.9t
Expresses leave Philadelphia ~ q % A, Ill. and
nP-, NJ, arriving in Washington at 80 z. NJ, and
Expresses leave Baltimore 81 40 A. II. and 3 p
a., arriving in Washington at A, IL. and 3 8,
Expresses for oil points North and West leave
Washington at 80 4. NJ. ana 2-S9 p. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can DO made or app l.oauQn 20 this Once,
AL Goods called for and delivered JTss of Extrc
Charges. z. w, PARSONS,
SuPt Adams EIPTSss Compaly.
washington, August ., 1861. an Ill
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DENTISTRY.

ID. l.. LEVITT, Dentist' branch of the est.b-
Would call the sstsStion 10 tSo sew Who
NEED his services. that in addition % mis-
sIest noi,itles Ia operative Denslstry, he is in
the Insertion Of hTtfcisl Teeth, on the princip e
OF AtmoSpherie PRESSURE entirely different from the
April 6th 1858. This invention Is of the greatest
value, there being less plate used 10 cover the roof
suction. The pubic are Invited to ca and eT z
anime specIm ens aid ceTtltcst from some of n Q
nost prominent AMI scientific gentlemen, No.
Iella street West, near rs, ave. ia l4-eOlm'
Dr., CHARLES r. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. 1886 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9th AID 10Th STs.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CREoPLASTI BONE
T E E ii,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OF CLASPS.
DR.. g. B sIGEsmoND,
f iss a nssae9 80, AZ
SsS tss attention h;a Of the pg69 70 the following
l. Tho Teeth of his manufacture viii 49,
aeids being tree fopTths lER ter than sly other,
srtiGeial ones can be inserted over tSsm. '-'
J. The roots viii be made Inofsrsve, Al never
:: No Temporary teeth are needed. So permanent
ores can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural EXPRESSION of the face, which under
me Cd system is fresuenty disfEured.
rms work hiss been fully tested over Eve years
By many OF the first ohsnsts and phTscians Of this
country, -
DR.. s, has also invented 8 white undestructive
meta filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
can De hlled without pain, and can build up q per.
iect sound tooth on any side roots which will last
through lifetime.
r, The best of references Klyen-to DR.. v. Mott; DR.
DCE Genius, Professor of Chemistry, N, Y; Hon
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court of Washing
ton. and thousands OF others.
CAL and examine for Yourself pos 6m
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1881 TIE us62
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
1EsyE
with its counecuons)
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL The WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUsTl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NORTH-wRsT AND SOUTHWEST.
the NortSSrn deGTSai k spP Rd. the come Sos Of
Pany, calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars on oil Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers VIII take the q. ano s p. m. trains.
arriving IN BALTIMORE al $50 a. m. aud s IS ,. M.
the Nort6srH centTsi X z. ald aTrive in Hs4ri "a
burg az P. IN. and Las m, there connecting
with the trans on the PENNSYLVANIA CentTa
Railroad for all parts Of the west
FREI6HTS,
By this route, freghts of 81 descriptions can be
f0grgarded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, kentucky, indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
loSt, or missouri, by RdtiT0ad dtgecf
The Pennsy yanie Central Railroad also connects
~ PlttsbuTg with steamers, BY which Goods oan
be forwarded 20 any port on the Ohio, Mus kingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, cum6.r and, limos. Miss
lsslPPI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkaUsas,
and Red Rivers; and At Cleveland, Sandusky and
Chicago with steamers 10 ali Northwestern lakes.
Merchans and shippers entrustIng the 1snspOr-
Satton OF thelr Freight 70 this Company, can rely
with confidence on It's speedy transit.
The RATES OF FkEI6 HF 20 and from any
20 nt an the West, by the Pennsy wanna Central
RAILROAD, ave az all Itngss as (scovabie as ays
eAarged bg 0thsT hattr0od CO1pdases
CENTRAL X. n.
MAGRAW a. KooNS, Freight gents,
No. 50 North street, Ba .tmore
ENOCH LEWIS, 6enl s1perint't, Altoona, Pa.
u Il HUUPI: Gsn'l Ticket AG't. Philsdetphis.
ID; a HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, Phila-
oelPma. u IDLY
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IPHAM'S HAIR DYE TO COLOR BLACK
" OK BROWN!!-Only 80 cents q box. Three
boxes for one dollar. Gray, red or asxen hair caa
be changed In few seconds to jet black or
brown, By using Upham's Liquid Hair Dye, the best
and cheapest IN the world, producing, the moment
IL "a APPLIED, ron natural appsaTance. Each box
ofUPHAm'S HAIR DYE ID warranted 10 contain
as much hdI dye as others sell for 0as dollar!
sold by = G.. UPHAM, 80 Chestnut street, ph Ia
ceiPhis, and =. ca I.VERF FORD, corner Ilth
ttreet and Pa. ave; in Alexandria, by HENRY
COOK & Co., Druggists. SEP s-eOIT
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rsssengers forwarded % AaEre, Bremen. 4 OF
Persons Wissss s5I 5sa1 sst ss5EgE Are
buy tickets ~ low rates ~.' lioA1H 90
Or or further informsslon sysly 81 the Captains
or ks.nso ne Es ns: n s al
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no 9. wERTHEIMER = CO., ~

fH9 =, WERTHEIMER Il CO., AGA
1OZ No. 4G2 AND AGA SEVENTH ST., fOi
OEPoSlts the Post fGfce,
Ofer their stock of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS.
EORDlALS, etc, also their large assortment of
SCARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc,
for sale at Wholesale Prices,
They keep constantly on hand fins PHIl,ADEL,-
PHIA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
sue5tec TO give them q cab and examine their
splendid STOCK OF goods,
S.wERTHEIMER & CO,
462 and 464 Seventh stTest,
de II SIN Oppo. Post Office.
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The Fullest and Most Reliable News from
the Seat Of Government!

Reading Matter for the Ftrssids Circle!
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sa$HsSs ssssStSsEss S$
linen coEzsRsA sshafRTglE Ss ss GasAyATs'
THOMPSON, under Browns,
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THE-DOLLAR STAR!
:, INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS 4.

NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
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BUFFALO h WOLF ROBES, LAP ROBES.
- HORSE BLANKETS, and CAMP BEDS,
Just received at JOHN b. PUDNEY'S 324 Pa.
s7'(back roOm) or 355 street, bet. 9Th and 10Th.
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SUTLERS !-SutisIs you will always find ches D
- and desirable goods at the Suffers supp Ds-
pot of JOHN Ii. PUDNEY, 355 ID ct :, between
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JUsT EEoEIyEp A LOT OF THAT VERY
1850 BkoW NiiSSs = KExfikkisss..
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GIBBg HAIR STORE,
fsHyS "a III tyR;ks Esh IsrF Si h isSs
HHALF WISE FATALITIES, 10. A fSii st ~.
Avsys ep r.td ,of made 20 order 81 The shortest
y. B-Lssi>.f ssif DvsS IN de most nst.r.,
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Dr., CHARLES r. BOTELER,
DENTIST.
No. 1886 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BKTwxEN 9TH AID I0TH STs.
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PLANETS, BLANKETS.-LarEe stock, by
- the bale PAIR.
JOHN d. PUDNEY,
teD 355 ID street, between 9Th and 10th,
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w GAUNTLETs, sHiRTs, DRAWERS,
&C., fresh goods, Ct JOHN b. PUDNEY'S $50
ID street., betWs en- 9Th and 10th,
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CousHs. ooLD fYH HRRAAlsssENEss. Aa.GI

This Pleasant and popular Cough Rsmedy IA.
persons have become familiar with ia eTtrsoTdi'
nary emosoy. IL can be Asd e. ell the erlncip
arns stores 9s q = and - cents bottle. a =
, 1862-11-18

The Board OF Education held special
meeting yesterday afternoon at their rooms,
President Haven in the Chair. Present.
Messr=. Carpenter, Steele, RYDER, Newberry,
Ward, Wentworth, Haven, Foster, Tit and
Holden.
Nr. J. G. Wicker, newly elected member
in place OF Mr.. Higginson, also appeared aud
OrrNDied his seat.
, 1862-11-18
':s9ON ETAHXs

MONDAY EYsN1Ea. Nov. Ii, 1852,
The money market is abundantly supplied, aud
generally the cno1mous business Tow doing moves
aiorg 20 smoothly that scarcely any perccptihle
changes can te noticed from daE to day. The
packing business increases With the cold weather,
The grain trade is steadily and Largely dmiuisl,-
Ing, End at best must very soon cloee Water
street had never et reason to be entirely satls
fed with years business. Our merchants gen
tralis, We doubt not, are cqualy content.
The erecuperativc.encrgy Of the West IL tru's won-
derful. 4 year and 6 half ago our people lost six
r.il Lions ly the collapse If our currency system
bsscd mainly on Southern stock, Two millions,
At least, Of this, then fully eQal to the accunu-
lated barking capital Of the ciIy-werc swept
away; aud get our people seem to hare recovered
perfectly from the shock. The fact, patent to all
mcn is the marvel Of the East az it is Of OUT own
citizens. It could on]r have become so in coan-
try tcenirg with all the elements Of wealth, and
amoDg thrifty. vigorous, energetic people.
New York Exchange continues close. Nest
houses raT pa:G315, with tendency to the higher
figure. With perhaps an exception all sell g. Il
premium.
TIE euging price Of gold for the day was about
81. though towards the close. under advices from
New York, the market Wig weak, aud several re,
iuasd 10 pay above Saea soy.
Old Treasury notes were bought ut Q5.
Silver, 5eGe5.
Tue New LcAS.-Di*patchesf from New Yor: tt
parties here report that s13 0u1, COO Of the new
lean OF $40 bonds. were taksa at a. per cent.
| premium.
SERcnASTs' BASK OF DAyESPozr.-Mouthly
ahstra5. Of the assets, liabilities and condition
the State INK Of lows. Merchants Branch, a,
Dayen, ozt, for n.onday, November Sd. 1862:
, 1862-11-18

musfcaI,
The war and It's e1citements have produced
demand altogether unparalleled for certain
styles Of music. Patriotic words, a gay, roll
licking melody, and stirring refrain, are the
requisites for popular success. We instance
the remarkable ruu Of st Kingdom Coming"
which is now in its twentieth thousand, and
Of "Rally round the tiag boys" which has at
ta1ned sa1e Of nearly twelve thousand. 9th
er songs have proved more or less successful,
as }they have found their way to the public
heart Every day new additions are made to
the list, and stiu the demand increases, and
composers and publishers find harvest in
keeping up supply.
Root s. Cady have issued Ma Belle Polka
Redowa, by i. Fl. Rink, which is highly
spoken OF IN dancing circles. Il. II, Higgins
sends us the "seyen Star Waltzes," by j. G.
0tton; the "slumher Polka" By Ernest
Boyer; and the "Emma Maz4rka,'' BIZ Her
ran schirner. These are all designed for the
piano forte, and are compositions possessing
eome merit. Mr. Higgins also fayors us with
"The Parting Song" . quartette, words By
q. &. Perkins, music by Kate E. Ddcat, OF
this city Uncle sam's Boys,'' p4triotic
Song, words By s. F. Bennett, music by J. P.
Webster; and "The Volunteers Wife" a
ballad, compose also by Webster. The mel
ody of this last is plaintiye aad sweet, aud
the words are far above the average Of the
popular Ecng6 Of the day,
, 1862-11-18

THE 'MAIlSE .''-The commit.
zec having this luattcr iu charge h:1d an i'll
5oinal meeting at the Office Of f. II. Haines,
esq, yesterday morning. The only business
Transacted was an agreement to meet to-ihor-
row tWcdnesday). at IL o'clock, and that par
tics interested be notified, through the papers,
to deposit their dispositions at that place TO-
day OF to-n.ori ow, and also to be prcscut at
the meeting on Wednesday, to make affidavit
to their de2osi1iors before Justice OF other
officer
, 1862-11-18

She CanQd1un Difficulty With An1er1-
can Currency.
The Toronto Globe says that the order, Issued
by the Canadian government, requiring
consular certificate showing the de-
prccia1on OF our currency on the
Date of invoice, has caused considerable annoy
auec to the trade in consequence Of the exurbliant
Charge Of three doliars required for such cettiG*
eate In order to avoid this, :lle governmen: hive
resolved to do away with the document, and to
transmit daily to the collectors at the various
ports the amount Of depreciation aad entries will
b. regulated accordingly
Toledo Wfleat REs.rAef-NUy. 1Itta.
Received, zv,0Se bu. TIE B:ade reports tie mar
ket very dull from the want Of Vessels. and buyers
and sellers beng apart in their viewa-lo trans,
actions.
, 1862-11-18
LAW ENTELLIERNCE.

CIRCUIT CorRT OF CooK CouST1-Bzfors
Hon. George 1annis11s--The November tsrm
opened yesterday, and the trial docket was
called TO No. 81. 4 venire was issued for q
Petit jury, and this morning the call of the
docket viii be resumed and called to No. 10l,
COUNTY CouRT-Bsfore Hon. J. 3. Brad
aetH.-Jas. Z Fisher appeared in Court yestcr-
Gay, and made application for d iurY to try
the question ct his refusal to surrender his
property. Army wss empanneled, and the
case argued By Mr.. Ka1es for the applicant,
and Geo. Payson for the plaintiffs in execu.
tiicu. The amount Of the claim Was Tor $1,000.
The jury came in first with verdict If guilty
Of refusal, but one Of the jurors announced
himself ali alien, and said he vas exempt from
voting, and it Was not his verdict. The Court
ssnt Them out again, and, after another IN.
successful attempt, finally succeeded in fad.
ing the applicant guilty. Fisher then made
application to be allowed to schedule, and a
hearing was ordered for Wednesday next.
Estate Of Elhu Hall. Administrators Or
dcred to bring suit &gainst the Rev. Mr.. Ktng,
On his purchase Of land, within ten DAYS from
this dale, in defaalt Of bis compliance with
conditions OF ea1e; and in default of thei1
Noncompliance with this order, they be Re.
moved.
, 1862-11-18

Tho Prairie FurNer denies the truth Of the
statement going the rounds OF the press, that the
cotton crop Of this Slate for 1862 will amount to
s00s0 bales, and saEs that in the eprng there was
considerable difficulty ahon. getting enough seed
ut the proper seaaon, and much Of what was plant
I'd did not gern,inate, from variety Of causes.
There were few instances where many acres were
planted together, but, the contrary, the cult
vatlou Of it was confined to 'patches,'' f,s home
consumption It estimates the quantity for export
at about aOD bales.
The Rockford (Winnebago couaty} Tsg5ster
says: Mr. J. H. Hall has shown us a specimen OF
tot1cn raised by him this seazon- The seed was
not planted until the middle Of May and but little
CANT 10 maturity before the fioat The plants,
however. grew lnAuriantly, and a1r. Ha1I th1aks
with an carly stast aud favorable season, cotton
| might be u3aturcd in th;s Northern climate.
, 1862-11-18

CLEARED. November is.
Ane1ican Star, Lasalle, s., ::}7 It lumber.
Ss,l!a1,, Otsa~;s e2 III lumber, sidius, 20 N
shlrg1es. .7'j tons E6zss.
Oneida. OTTAWA, n, s53 It lumber.
Lt,l,1est. Mlrt1=.
tlyde. Lasat1e, 317,91' IT.. sqH
Inadt1lA. LaSac, 3l3,a5n TBS salt.
, Z Waict LaSullr Gl n luz 5er, 81 II shingles,
Is N lstn
! IL u'Gounor, Lasalie, 1,4t0 # lumber. 2Q5 brls
ea1t.
, 1862-11-18

ARRIVED November Is.
P Eo1thrup, Lasalle, 4.5G0 bu cc:n, z2,7o3 lbs
seeEs.
A?exani}er. 1rckp2rt.
GtGfe-t M1s1is, $50 Ut CIR.
Cla7fL6a j:u ag:, 2tsU hu oats. 1000 IN corn, 81
tn W..E,
| Sunstiuc I.aS.,lle, s, 7s5a In cora.
| {; C bio7;oo. Lisi:.'le, 80 kn coEn.
Gec G1als, La S.!,e, o.s,4s BIZ corn.