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Hints fer october.

October Is one of the most active months in
in the year with the gardener, orchardist, and
nurserymaH. A multitude Of labors demand
simultaneous attention, and it requires the
most untiring energy and industry on the part
of any one who has any considerable charge
on his hands TO see that every thing is done at
the proper time and in the proper manner.
Fortunately, in this country, our October
weather is deliehtful-dry, cool, and bright,
generally, and therefore erninently favorable
for the rapid and proper execution Of all out;
Transplanting of all hardy trees, shrubs, and
plants usually begins here in the north about
the first of October; further south, it must be
deferred later fer 4 L ~ no means necessary z
has fairly ceased, and the wood has become
firm, trees may be removed; the leaves must
: be taken on to prevent shriveling, and the
roots must be carefully guarded against expo
Autumn planted trees should by all means be
secured against the winds, either by stalking or
banking up, and they should be well mulched
Neglected orchards should now be renovat-
ed by manuring and blowing, or spading about
the roots. This should never be deferred till
spring, because during the winter and spring
the. sod decays and the manure dissolves, and
abundant food y TINS prepared for the trees
Kitehen and garden crops for winter and
spring use require nice management to keep
them in a proper condition. Snch as are taken
mp and placed in the root-cellar shouid ,bo
handled when dry, and the cellar should Be
clean and sweet, and perfectly tree from mofs-
tafe both above and zhe1ox; e should also he
kept cool as possible, but not admit frost.
Such OF the bedding plants hs il il desired to
save for another season, should be carefully
lifted early, and either potted or planted close.
ly in boxes, and placed where they will have
light, and not freexe. Many of the bedding
plants, il taken up carefully, I'm good season,
may add materially to the beauty Of the green.
house through November. Many of the late.
towering ANIMALS are useful in this way.
Hardy Dubious roots should be planted i'm.
the ground freezes. There are certain things
that yegetate early In spring, and should
therefore always be planted in the fall, such
as geoseberries, currants, rhubarb, and all
hardy spring Towering shrubs and hardy
herbaceous plants. A good bloom next spring
may be secured by planting now, but will be
lost If the planting be deferred till spring.-P.
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~ Another Spanish steamer entered New
York harbor Thursday morning, firing and re-
ceiving the customary ealutes-the steam ri.
gate Princess Of Asturnias, commander Alya.
rado, from Havana, Sept. IS, via Hampton
Roads. The Princess OF Asturnias Is one OF the
finest vessels in the Spanish navy. She is 5000
tons burthen, Is propelled by ansengine Of $50.
herse power, mounts 81 guns, and carries a
crew OF between five and six hundred men,
This makes the sixth foreign man war that
has entered that port within q few DAYS past.
All Of them are anchored within the range of
the eye on the Battery, and present 9 formida.
BILE appearance. - III go
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D PosALs RoRP APER.
q MAyY DEPARYnRNF,
Z Baysak u Pyocisioss and C7ethias,

PROPOSALS (sealed and endorssd isfropossis jbf
RaPsrn vii be reeeiyed at this Bureau until noon
delivering st the Navy Ysfd at brookiyn, New
York three hundred reams Of pager, WITH the priv.
isee OF increasing the quantity 70 one thousand
The payer TO be white, lsk inches BY lax inches,
% weigh % pounds 70 the ream, and made Of linen
each page, beck and front; TO Do ruled q lines on
each page, With one inch margin at top and bottom
seen atthe once Of the inspector % charge ct the
Nasy far9 In Chafiegtown, Massachusetts; Brook.
this Bureau. g fSiaVfv
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60LDEN Pills F0R FEMALES.
kfduib1 ID eoyys1fag, sSeul1fisg 60 sssRsriae a
sessyvssssss, gysH ssAsfscw esss, - ..
- s<sseys snEesosla - . Svssens6uA = -li9r.
thirty yesn, ana IN - ssse, who're - diros1plS|
to give nesf 49, ssfssiss1ios. l6IIss-.
ING csrtncet. tron one - - 1n1t - - VaQ1
Sssss ses q. o5 8 ss x "a - - ~ y
nssy . sscsl1 dseSssSs 1872 q =.
49, = Is. &c.. ss1s IT, Piss: IL ~ -
70 fsssss - q sSs;F 3 e q = 49,
81 " ss7ss !sss g. ~ ~ ! II - =;
Sss Sc s. 81 81 - , g: .:s.
f ;sE Htss 6: 10; - sS' ),
isssil tSf ifss 49, 80 49, -. 81, -
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s ssa 3; s. =. - 8 ~: 81
ssissSSlssp ia6Tas = 49, s.s;sss i aissis:c
si xs ~ ssssS5ESs a.. .s-..s No Yssk
esP4sal ySslsse!s A(set.. 80.
ho % = az s,Ss ss s ~ ~ -
ssskis9 q So ks.kssszsS{sl1@ 80
q ssss.si q - Iis - SO - - ~.
isess . ~ kss:t, - ~ 81 - =. -
'ss ~ - s - u c - 49, - i
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EXTRAORDINARY CRoPs.-we had supposed
that the crops in this connty--especialfy the
corn crop-would fall considerably below the
The corn crop. 20 far from falling abort, seems
70 be the most abundant ever raised here or in
act anywhere else. We hear Of parts Of crops
having been used by the Federal army and
bought the farms on which they were raised:
and yet the owners have nearly their average
crops Observation-Disclosures Nal Ustoa.
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~ The Cincinnati Gazette states that IN
Montgomery county, Ohio, coz persons have
been drafted, among the number quite a pr6-
portion Of anti-war Democrats The four
brothers whom the revolutions Of the wheel
called nom one family were all jealous vaalan.
dighamites, and the Dayton Empire creams
fearfully over the number Of those whom the
late "Abolttion Proclamation had aIienafed
nom All sympathy with the war, but are now
compelled TO shoulder musket
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EDUCATIONAL.
CyHsaAHAY tNsrfTurI, -

1887 and isss sprses e., Pkiisisiehis.
TAe regular course Of instruction embraces tie
In&lieA snd French Languages and kterafuro,
Lsssc irsSsissd end 81 the srssnss which con-
french 10 the lsnguage Of the family. and Is con-
SANITY svoken in the lnsttste. t is the object Of
particular attenfiou and ID Taught from the rudi-
mcnta to the h;shest course Of tcrature and com
position. The schelastie year commenees eeptem-
obtained from Madame DHERvILLY, Rrincipal
Of CAs9aray Institute. n 276sn
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THE SON VO.UsG.
u EsfABLIsHRD n 1850.
Situated Corner Of 81 as,d lNh sfs.. Pa. ara.

The Proprietor Of this highly popular Establish.
n .ast;, IN announcing tie horo9sh GEM 80
euarters,n bess respectfully TO intimsfe 1S5 81
that bis many friends and the public generally Wi
having no doubt but that the extensive precsrss
tons which he has made fer. their comfort. WiiI
Airy and hsndscmeIy fsrnishsd Rooms. WITH q,
without Board. ct moderate rates. g Stint
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- The Portsmouth IN. H. Chronicle saws
nat IN consequence OF the deep black win
which cur warships have been painted. havin,
proved 70 be very prominent mark TO shooe
Al a change has been made 70 q greyish drah
Screw steamer r. II. Cuyler, 2, and sore " sloon
Ossipee, Q, now at the Portsmouth Yard, have
both been painted this shade, which rnakes
thsm much more invisible, 50 that one stanlIins
on one side OF The river CO.. hardly dispnx uis
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H. o. HOOD

Ia c.,.,.,.,, - r. Q: HOOP 10 -.
q full suPply Of Al the most celebrstsd ~
,WATCHES that are nanufactured in Eng fal4
and gilyer cases. He also KEEPS large stock Oh
ens yEwELkY q the most deeirsbis .stylss, set
Gems. he !. also manufhcturins al kinds Of 6oln
STANDARD silver 6ars, and keegs Swords, Revolt
Scissors, Gold Silver. and Steel epectacles, and
great variety Of other thinss ssuaily Kept in Jse
Pa avenue. between 9Th and 10Th streets. 3 W0
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xBIB81UAD - 80.
- - 81! 81 8
-. - snI3e1lAA ~ - -. = -. -,
ESassS ~ 81 nj SERz91 HI -
c.....,...,. f1zlE.1A4 Il: ~ -. =
s: SIS; 5: :: !; !: J :!
r.s,. - =. s51,.,13S Z G -, =, = -, 80.
1sg e tngux!9ee - 014sn1xS1 e9ssc<c1y
-: -: !: = So + e. &: !:
s ] $: !; 81 ! s!;:;:i $ s s II
sllSyt,J ueH Issf. 1ln1ee1a111x - gosiD9 q ~
1877 =: 1s5PsS - (l...59 3s1.l.5ssseR
S.! 81 ] q !!:!'!'@ 8 ] ! 81
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-PRENrIclANA.

When we hear from any particular point TIA
Aeenemy has been hemmed In on all sides and
tAat the next news win be that the enemy has
: The United states is Gods land, and it should
70 NOR Be divided into two empires than
when we get the guerillas In prison. they
10y spoil but they will no longer despoil.
The Rebels DON'T talk about Desureeard now.
nj brsg II IN every Rebel mouth.
Gen. Pope, in his war against TIE indiana, Is
sslgt1ed with troops hat have surrendered to
nce surrender TO the Indians in the expectation
- paroles.
: Gen. Buckner, in his late address, has q GOOD
aeal . say about Kentueky's lot. sue has
80 -, nsry ios., and she means TO iay him out
It i said that Bragg has . good many raw
s.ec2s. sat Bnelis hse wm give them : good
Ws1Encaly ssv,n s.sard % m,pss,, mas.
wide ~ the mouth.
The position Of our traitors must Be rendered
more pcrflous at homo than that Of our Ioyl
friends u on the Held Of battls. $50 =
Ins eest pres Tor pressing ne life out ofshe
Into the service who reluse to volunteer. !
The rebels In TIE interior have stolen 4 treat
10y soots, but we look Tor Buslito jerk them
0ase u INC fe0els tnet are captured are dis.
S9aryed too soon. They should be put into q
Dc gun first. -. - : = =
The handwriting In on the rrbsl Coussasr.
ecyp Wall IL must be perfectly intellieible TO
every rebel That can Rad writing.
The re6sls In Kentucky ara daily and nightly
Al rapid pusuit-not Of the Union men, but Of
heir goods and chattels.
The Grenada Appeal s1Ss there isn't enough
hemp In the country to hang half Of the rebels
nat the Federal Government threatened to
snang. But has The Appeal duly calculated
xou msny rebels each rope may throttle before
becoming unit for service : :
Livery epauletted fellow strutting about the
streets when he is able TO be on duty should
have his spurs hacked on as unceremoniouslv
rooster. -
Very great were the wars of Cesar Alexan.
Ter, and Napoleon, but we shall probably cor.
clude, after little talk with the tax -gaherers.
that this Is the war for our money.
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wN T. DOVE CO.
an Now prepared to execute any orders vith
- which they may be favored ia the
{ r. Store on Ninth street, . few doors north Of
Ponnsyfvania avenue, wkcye may BE- found 4 com
piete Asserting ut ofCHANDKLIERSa ana other a 8
erEAM and WATTR FIXTURES. Jan a-N
w - GAS FIXTURES
Wv Have In Store, and are daily receiving q AS
YIxTUKE6 Of entirely New Patterns and DcsisnS
end finish upeEi9r IN stys to anything heretofore
We Invite citixens generally TO esli and examine
oar stock of6AS and WATER FIXTURES fseiins
eohedeut that We have the best selected itock IN
WashfnGfon.
- All work In the shove line intrsstsd 20 our
%srsH 'SYkikss 4 GsaHxH, s1s s.rss..
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TRAvE4nnS' DlaH5T0RY.
5zI7F1616 11o 016o hAstheAs.
PAsesNans Trains yRoH vAsnTSos0s.
o. r, RI: "a sss sisssaA =; ss an
WASHINGTON, sAifiH3 a.. AND rHs wnss
r1ys DaIIr f H1l fSi i as! &ssilssrom AND
rwo DAILY 5HiiS IES.s. vAsHrxs-
on susD4yaSS ssS = SIS |! s.. A4AIrmon.
"a 81. Y:..s s. a 81. W.. 2. !: is. 80
~ sf x siTz FIJI "a NV roRx-I....
sss sks2f 4 n " So
=. :" ioR ALL tcIHfs VEST,
isaS. w.sAi.Sts. = and = !. q !, p; 81 sd
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
n ss.inosl. ioIh A1s,. q 81
Lew r.. xs.. !. ,.n-. .A!, 8. -
fssii ~. Tor. : !, r, I, 3
! Leu xeeomneAasssn Trains lssvs Baats.evs =
9e:n. and = ~, for Washington; arrive there
oe Sssisss 4 5ssa 30 :. =. oais frsn IS,s-
No Ann4yos. eesnessions on Sunday froa Bsau
moro or WasAingsos. - = a
3 Passenesgs lsasipg WssAinstos q snd .pa.a.
f 81 -. IA ecsHsetisas q Mssainssses
sssa sSs ss 8 s. Is.
a.s OBJ =. rSst 2 nssIi, I'd and ,Tis.inis
instsa daily szssyt Sundays, as SIS = n. and 40
!. fssssnseE frsinl' lsAyiee MasAinsten q 3 :. n,
{, M en-. 80 .. n: stop only q Annapolis anA
Trains only. W. p. SMITH,
m 1-tfrtfs es4sff Master OF Transportation.
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PErNsxLvAnrA CENTRAL RAILaoAD

HkNNoHAvANhAS EN1AAA AAIA8OAW
81
Is 4 asr-o s1i;s s sC ssssS;sssisn',
STONE b1LiASTfb And SD ooAIoAl, I'll.
BAGGAGE cHrcKrD rHsssSH 10 .,, Dos.,
ri HHaSE PHI r F5SA fi4r ssSk
CLOSE cosN M q sssS R 1:a EistRsrsBura
NORTHERN M c f5Ns1hs x s RhisrrRoAp.
rHs saza sas c sfaSHiHs ROUTE
WARRINGTON zSp BALrrMoKs
WEST. soaraSas'lisss4I. s And v e s;ourHwrsr.
~: sss fss. s,s, = y. ss::
WANT ana
SPLENDID sLEEr!Ne Cans ON ALE MIGHT
SMOKING SALOON oAs Ss; on ALI TRAINS. :
From WASHINGTON.
. mad. VI Wit. si train:
sqss e on &: sss sasf:
By this routs Freixhss 81 III desersysions can :,
q Ohio. kentscsy, fsaisss. Illinois, Wiseonsis,
Tss I'LL S. Sisa
xsssssfy, 1sssss:.!. cs3sssissS, Illinois. ~
Hpgt Eisscnsi9 Hissou5. kaes.s, Arka.a.s, "A
c.6o With stssners o al NorsS vsstsrn Lakes.
sn e. s. spd ssgs . 81. the ss
S ::sssaazf g ou
In the West, By the Pennsylsans Central RailroaA,
qse gs ali tsnes as Favorable are ekused 6v sAG
cK Re PsTtlcular to marx packases EVA Pena.
IXdRAW q Rooms, Ereisht Agents,
o. No. 80 North street, Ba1timofo,
l. i. HQUPI. 9en1 Ticket Agent. Phila1elDhia.
n. HOUSTON, General Hreisht Agent, Phila-
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.GL0AKs, LADIES, SUITS

SLoAKs, LADIES' SUITS
AND eHAWLs.
ures eS'~~s s~'A 'sA"o, AZ plain n8.
AN examination Of stock implies no oblis. tim In
s"lcnase. PERRY BnOTHfH
o.a,nx Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-14

- In the Supreme Court Of New York on
Thursday morning, the jury returned verdict
OF slx cents damages in favor Of Miss Charlotte
Werdsr, who had heen sueing one Jacob SAM
mage. After the jury had rendered the verdict,
one OF me Jurors stated that they had stood ut
me outset eleven 70 one in favor Of sl5OO dam.
usls had probably con viewed away his mon.
cry, and verdict FOR damages would be of no
nss anu thar six cents would carry costs. TO
yhlcn tney All nnally agreed. The jury said
~ tney were now sorry that they yer.s m is |.
en. The Judge remarked that he WIS : also
sorry, but that il was too late 70 mend TIC -, a.
ter Poor consolation, that for Miss Charl a,.a !,
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ofAAAfFR PREMIUM
Trunk MANUFACTURE,
lss esvEsrz b., WAsMxaroH. d. O.
SILVER Modal avsrded By Maryland Inssitats Of BAL
dmore, Noyenber7, lnD. 80
Also, Modal b. Aetfepolitan Nsehanieh Instatute.
Warrington, D. O.. ~. 80 :
0dNI am sonstently makine, and aivsysmN
"a heye on hand, Of the best ms- E&
lias soLE LSATHER, . Z
R1LLISsIIH, uAlRxr. ana o"Ass
o1sszs si lS7B5E sl sssSl ;. =
u..,,r, 81 d&grs.Lc. "a e.. nm -.
&Ea1tne ny stesk b.6oro pnfehaain0 slssWksfo
ssssi sa,i s5c 3 ss ssbST So
6Nks cov1RxD 80 REPAIRED q sAars
60 s:,.ys.ss e. e ss.s1 . en- s.r.sfsAs
q .-..--'.- - ! .l s. J1lfIS .. roPHAM.
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pn. >. n. nsEKAN.s yoAoANuC oaEl
LGNEDlENf. 80 cn;l -
iHs szsr xz HI a g g EPs vosls ~

fAosssnds Of human. bs!nss havs - ssyse q
IIs:sss: sI. q Al III T.; -
sisl Is sssI ssI ss;i K = o 18TH
Ssut, o. Mssrsaslss iN fs.slys eS.3S!sls1 !
Is.sdls fyis,s.S tss "a - A. is1issssdSs'
90 S1Ina ia@s9s - e Iess5I.!: -
Woundi, oersxsh1s, - ~ gG61xznb 1fs1nso. ri
q. - s'' S sin \ isHEI';z az. al. rrr..s...
nsSn c.srorr. Assu&. Ns.iisssss b.G j
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IRON HALL. -
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. -
49, II, EMILE DUPRE sT :
Wsuld respectfully inform his friends and Gus
tomsrs that having Just returned to this city from
New York, he Offers renewed assortment Of . :
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,, a.
a., Consisting Of a''s
TEAS AS .oo,,r, l@
HAVANA CIGARS, =
being purchased from prize vessel,
enables as to
sell at very low rates.
Suffers, .rr,,.. =
soe If you want to Purchase
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, SPEARS, and
TOBACCO,
OF Best Quality and at Low Prices,
- You Must Call at
EMILE DUPRE,S,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Iron Building, ts.
who laid in a large stock Of Goods before the un-
heard-of rise in prices had taken place. 90 n
"A NJ Us o p LIES. asess
OrrIcE OF THE CHIEF QuARrERxAsrra, o.
- rs ASnsy Qf fhe Potonsae,q 4
-tt3sEG&ke WASHINGTON, September -, lo61. y s.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
ofthe army Of the Potomac the following articles:
900 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
naled, the weight ofeaeh bale to be marked
1900 900 bushels Of OATS Of the best quality, 10
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse.
Hayarded viii be fulflled. - . -
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
cles may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsbe
bidder up TO- the time Of opening.
The right IL reserved to accept all or any part Of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats, Wood, as the may be, and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
..es - Lieut.. Col. and A. d. c..
seJu I Chief ou1ytermAster.
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REvoLyIHa IRON TURRErs.
Navy DRpAxrNRNr.

81 ffas.f,.I ~ 49,. NAVY OHYAxTxHNfi r.
Tn NAvx DnlAnTxESf viii REEVE propositions
.of sns SsSnstruson snd erection yes-
Soston Nsy YORK. sed ss1y Ysl
81 w f Towers end smoke.
on one Of the towers there Is to be pilot house.
Sucna o e e On sSs ss1sr plan OF these
81: ss:s 4: !: e :;
So u: .s.n aS. s.S scSs
so1 sss @sslsa u as
state The ana the ti%s "a a1 Hits sis
soara sssdy "a or s:sn yssss win
TIE cO1trsssos vii Is furnished with general
repos.s VIII VII Sc sscsesd nns Ii. 18th -, ),
ana na must ns add5essed e the Nav be-
nnEuishsd from other letters. &c l5-iaxtoctiS
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. That n. .rns.s;.
County ia the District 81 So%ss 9,
John Gsorsesown, ssinss 3,
soninsyt -. Sasce:ssd All persons hsyins claims
the subscribsf on or before the tSrtetS az Of 81
esass 1 q hs sss
pnder nay 9sx hand this thirsth day Of
osl.,.-s-. cArHEalssss n y; King.
FROM LONDON.
H HAZE. fnt E9nstionsl Arithmetic, 81 cents.
=, a.nns Anaistesi dsonsss md Comic Sections,
Smith on Acoustics, 30 cants.
g spSsslesi % ssnss 81 cents.
Main 3 Astronomy 81 cents
h b:%l1.i Fan. sss sst,
Z nakere etattcs and DynaAlics, 81 cents
xounes Nayisatton and Nautical Astrononav n
SLoAKS, LADIES' SUITS
AND sHAwLs.
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g. D1FrIsfRr, -
csli e a4e Pc syvn.s. setxsss
18th and 81 and examine DR.. Luw18a New
Method Of inserting Teeth. 20 do 50 II % be
yinced OF it, euperiority over oil metAods hereto
fore used. Also, Teeth Extracted without pain,
when desired. Terms moderate. &C w-lm
HUNT HRIGH9WELL,
II DRHf1Sf0.
Ne. SO .PsunsylvAnia Avenue,
1ee 81 ana 4sn streets. Weehingtoa, D. o..
Arffhc!al Teeth tneertaA IN the most impeovel
orb. Having ever facility ~ can putyp
work at the shcrtest letios An4 On mode [T
este terms. feeth Hiled or Extrec4ed IN 0
ne esst manner Single, osn. end Baeek Teeth
-, aim. g. "a VII shEIlaakkrwstr.
N TEETH.
ly1s LOOMS, NJ D., the InYentor and PAsentee
oftAo MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends -
UerDonalIy at his e6cs In this city. ManyS
Dereene can wear these teeth who cannot
xsss sstnsrs, ssa no person can wssS Others who
! rsuons calline g ny oGles can b aeoommodatsA
With any style and priee Of Teeth they may desi1e;
Pat 20 those who Are particular and wish the purpet
oleAnese, strougest and most perfect Aeuture TIL
.ss can , produce. .hs MINERAL PLATE win b
looms is this sisy..No, sss Psnnsy.y.ni. .vs.ns
49, = ~
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O. d 4 3 2 s2 z 8 iuD %, SMALL PROFITS ,1

CASE H OUSE! 80 stss-s 8
u QUICK SALESA AND SMALL PROFITS.
DRY GOODS st lowest prices and deduction 81
SPer cent. on All sales Of DO and ever. - ). =
II ysu want 70 buy your goods cheap, buy lroan -
Cash House. We sea sxelssice!y Gey Casa. oonssr
Castoiasrs Rhc buy d e 70 "a ne amount Of no
md uIxaxds vip hays 8 per cent. deducted ton
Qps Gteek e row ecwD,sts Il al kinds Of HogsA-
HQMER! gLevEs, GKNfs' tURNIsHiEG
GOODS, & c., re-. and solicit al In want OF DRY
Goods TO Inspect our stock before purchasing.
Goods Ss, - to any Pet Of the city 81
New Store. sos Penpsylyenis avenue,
&c % between 9th and 10Th sfs.
V,HIcK, LARGE. WARM eHAWLS COR TRAy
cling eHAWLSl FOR GENTS. : =
They Also answer the purpose OF blankets foro4-
Thick COk0RED BLANxETs Tor camp use.
nn We are daily opening new and stylish DRESS
One price only. sAe sesss' ss:k ssl.e nssked in
a. Penn. avenue andyth street.
0c 2IW perry Building.n
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49, GIVE NE a CALLI-----------------
= He Underagned respectfully informs his frisndeI
we'll known establishment this day fore NIL
the season Hsaes hsa u thsroughly NA
been engaged all the summer In bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
could produce In his famous creeks at Pfney Peinf
Twill receive by the steameE james Guy, from
riney Point, twiee . week, fresh mpply, indie
vendent OF my regular supply boats BY suoh
arrangements there win Be failure In filing any
contracts that may be made with the establishment
emit Of the blockade. = u -
NY arrsngeme nts are 10 complete that It can coz
Ipledge myself to pay particular attention TO fhr.
ntshing hetels. restaurants, sutlsrs and private
Will keep also on hand . nne assortment ffsah
canned PkUITs and hermetically sealed a EATS
Depot 3el @ st., between 10th and nth, }
- Su WashinRton City. Do.
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OFTICIAL.
PREPAYMENT OF STATE.
- = SIT -, WAsHIxGfoH, January5, 1854,
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive Mem
eers Of Congress on business ON Saturdays. com.
nencins with Saturday, the 6rst Of next month.
ian z7-tf sen s.t7A WILLIAM H. SEWARD.i
DASG1e ON TEE POTOMAC. m - 80
0nsAd afssF the 18th instant, day Of esDtsnbsf,
passes WIN bs required from al vessels. beats, re-,
navisAtips the pstomae xiysr. Thsss win Dc issaSd
b. the Commanding Ollcer Of the Hlotilla, and may
Alexandria OF ct the mouth Of the river.
..-s .s..z a. g.-.s.fs 1 GIDEON WILLIS,
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