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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA
TEXANS RUNNING THEIR SLAVES INTO THE
ISLAND.
LorIsIANIANs DOING THE SAME THING
THE LATEST PHASE OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

We have reliable information from parties
inst from Cuba that the steamer Blanche, on
her late trip from Texas 10 the port of Mulatto,
Cuba carried, in addition TO her cargo of cotton,
quite a number of Texan slaves with their own-
ers. who promptly sold them to Cuban planters.
And also, that seceSh families arriving from
New Orleans and its vicinity, are bringing
with them numbers of slaves.
We learn. further, that the Cuban negroes are
learning and singing the 'sAbe Lincoln" songs
OF the Texan and louisiana negroes, much to
the disgust of their owners, who think they
bode an approaching season of disquiet an o. g
them.
II will be remembered that the steamer
Blanche ran her cargo to Cuba under the Brit
ish nag, not previously known, for many years,
to have covered a cargo OF slaves for the Cuban
market.
A Spanish man OF war, the Biasco de Gavay,
the slaves entering the island from the vicinity
OF New Orleans.
We shall not be surprised TO find this new
slave trade increasing fast; as while the facil-
tiles for making the passage are much greater
than those for making The African slave trade
passage, the Shareholders of Louisiana and
Texas are rapidly coming to comprehend the
fact that the natural incidents of the war, if
much longer prolonged, will render the institu-
ton we'll nigh as insecure, if not as utterly
Improbable to them Is they have certainly
rendered il TO the Shareholders OF the border
States.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
,You TuE ARM, OF THE ruruMAc.

Tnispatch 10 the Philadelphia lnqulrrr.I
BErrI> Oct. GA drscrtrr from a South
Carolina regiment has arrived within our lines.
he was condemned 20 By shot, to-day, for at
tempting the same thing some time since. He
sans shat nine aTr now under s''ntencr "t DEAN
for Struggling while on the march. He effected
his escape from the guard house on saturday
evening. and hid i'll woods until the coast was
clear.
The Rebel citizens in Virginia. in anticipation
OF n mo, ement OF the mon troops, are sending
all their horses to the Rebel army for service,
fearing they might fall into our hands
Gen Pleasonton Is seizing all the horses to br
found, for the use OF the Government, without
reference 10 the opinions of :he owners.
Il has been definitely asCertained that tn"
main body of The Rebels is between Bunker
Hill and Winchester. All il quiet at Sharp.-
burr.
~Itis said that the commissioners appointed
~ the Secretary of the Navy have mad" a report
in favor OF New London, CT, as naval sta
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NAVAL OPERATIONS-CAPrUR OF A REBEL
VESSEL

The boats OF the T. :. steamer Fort Henry,
OF the 18th inst, captured the rebel sloop G.. l.
Br0ckenborough, In creek near Appalachico-
La. The boats were fired OH Intellectually from
me town III passing, and returning the fire
killed two rebels. None of our men were hurt
Sixty-fOur bales of cotton Were found on board
the sloop. She WAS about 20 try To sail for Ha-
yana.
Boats OF he U. ). @unboats Somerset and Ia
horaa, have very recently destroyed the rebel
salt works near the present terminus of the
FernIndina RailIo Il, in Florida They made
about two hundred and fifty bushels per diem
Resistance was made by party of armed men
y ho wounded three of our men 1.-TWO danger.
oU>!N) before they were dispersed, with loss
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RESTORED TO THE SERVICE


service, by the Presidents revocation of so
much of General Order Nc. 125 a. dismissed
him.
RELEASED FROM FORT DELAwARE.-Maior
Generel Wool issued an order yesterday eve
ming for the release of Messrs. Gardner, Rich,
Evans and Sewall, OF this city, from Fort
Delaware. The order was forwarded 10 its
destination last evening. and in all probability
the parties named will be at liberty to-day
Gen Wool, at the earnest solicitation of several
prominent citizens, issued the order for the
release on the assurance that the prisoners had
nothing to do with the circulation of certain
papers, &c, in this military department. which
contained false statements III regard TO Gen
Wool. 1t was officially asserted At the head
quarter OF this military department that neither
the President nor the Secretary OF War had in
any manner interfered for the release of the
above parties. The entire matter was left to the
discretion OF Gen. Wool. The report of Gen
Wool's renewal or resignation is officially as
serted 10 be without the slightest foundation
Bali SIM.
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TELEGRAPBHC.
NEW YORk STOCK MARKET

NkN YORK, Oct. 81, itX a. m.-Fir.t Board
-. coupons, ISL, tG3t; s.5-I0Treasury Notes,
~ - one Year Certificate. po.; Old demand
hO'es, i21S; Gold. I.aX.
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rOFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS

n@0FFIC OF THE COMMISSIONERS
US bRder the Ad If 4pru Is. lsS2, emitted IA
otJor the release a. cerrain prisons h,id 70
rice OF lc5or iH m DFStFic OF ColNDqbia.' -
Cry HnH, Washington CRY. D.C.t
Septem Der 3. 1852.
ORDERED, That the Commissioners will, on the
LIST day of November next, close the examination
OF all claims for compensation. and proceed 20
make up their final report. All persons having
claims before the Commissioners, who have net
presented their slaves for valuation and proven
title and loyalty by two witnesses. must present
them. And all claimants who cannot produce their
servants will bring their witnesses as to value.
title and loyalty, before said first day of November
The Commissioners viii meet every day except
Saturday. at IL O'Clock a. m.
Sc T-3swt5IOc wM. r. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED

The Commissioner OF Pensions has made the
following additional appointments Of surgeons
10 examine applicants for pensions, for disa-
bilires. Viz;
DR. Julius A. Skilton, AZ Ithica, N. Y; DIR
Horace B. Day, 1T Utica, n. Y; DIR. Horace
Lathrop, at COOperstown. n. ": DIR. George L.
Ames, at Manchester, VT; DIR. Charles Hodge,
N Trenton, Nj: DIR. +. G. Beckwitb. at Mari
eta, Ohio; DIR. Preston s. Lake, at Bellvue,
Iowa; DIR. T.. G.. Cross, at Rochester, Mimi;
Dr. Daniel Dayton, at South Bend Ind: Dr.
]. III. Constant, at Peru, Ind; DIR. VIM A.
Rust. AT South Paris, Maine: DIR. Elias Fisher
at Richmond, Ind: DIR. Herario n. LOOMS, at
Buttuio. \. y.
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~TNION SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIA-
III TION.-A meeting of this Atsocistion will
he held THIS EVENING. at Temperance Hall. on
T. street. st7l, O'Clock. A full attendance is de-
sired, as business of i'm portance will be consid-
cred. Per order.
~ JOHN A. FOWLE, Sec.
O-HORSE SHOERS, HORSE SII0ERS. HORSE
III SHOERS t-NOTICE.-The Master Horse
Sheer of Washington city will meet at the Rich
n,und Hnusc corner 9Th and ID STREETS. on Tuesday
evening November 4th 1852, TO elect Officers form
ing into society according to agreement at the last
meeting ~ lwT
TO THE PUBLIC.
We the Master Horse Shoers of Washington
City. adopted the following prices in last meet
ing to commence on the tst of November, lS62-the
present charges not being sufficient to meet oar
demands. in consequence of the great rise in the
material used in our line of business:
For plain shoes per set %
For steel toes per set Observation-Disclosures. 81
For removing. shoes per set. 6ai.
For ,teellng removes per set 81.
For bar shoes each. ....... ............. 81
For shoeing by the year. per horse. l6 20
SL3t
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Lieut.. Commander Rhine and Lieut.. VIM
toIrt>i nave been ordered to the keokuk,
Lieut.. Commander Hophn, 10 the Wissahickou.
oman der Greene 10 lh,. Saganon Acting
Volunteer Lieut.. VIM. Flye has been ordered
to Tie command of the steamer Louisiana
Acting Assistant Surcron T. W. Mecklry has
D-cn ordered I'D the Monitor.
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DROp OsAL sFOR CORN.
DEPOT Qua OFFICE,
Corner Eightsenth and G sfrssfs.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
w, eHTs s,shtss'h n %aa ' =, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this off %
until Friday. the It'll day of November at u o'clock
one hundred thousand bushels of Shelled Corn.
The Corn to be of a good merchantable quality,
Corn will be received by weight at tj5l fifty six
pounds to the bushel.
Sacks TO be furnished without extra charge 10
the Government.
Delivery to he made in the city of Was hinston
within t!Il twenty days from the date of the con
tract. -
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
der must appear in the proposal:
lfa bid is made in the name of a firm the names
OF all the parties must appear. or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the partner
Proposals from disloynl parties ,ciH no, be con-
"dsrtd. ondaH odth Of atkgiance mus accompany
Proposals must he addressed to Col D. H. Rucker
Qusrtermssster T. 5. Army. Washington. D. g.
Corn
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract
should 1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures must
be appended to the guarantee.
shown by the ofcial certificate Of the Clerk oftRe
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must he present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be cousid
Bonds in the sum of ten Thousand dollars, signed
by the CONTRACTOR and both Of his suarantors will
the contract.
As the bond must accompany the contract, it
will be necessary for bidders to have their bonds
men with them, to have bonds signed in anticpa-
ton and ready to be produced when the contract is
signed.
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon applca-
ton being made at this Office, either personally by
letter or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, of the county of -, and State of -,
and - of the county Of -, and State of -, do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fulfil contract
in accordance with the terms of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
Will at once enter into Q contract in accordance
Herewith.
pared to become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Off cisl
certificate above mentiOned.b
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Corn contracted for under this adver tisement
will be rigidly inspected and such does not prove
of good sound merchantable quality will be re-
Jected.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract or SO soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any infOrmality in the bid, or non conformanee
with the terms Of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal,
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot. or at
one OF the Government Wharyes, in the city of
Washington
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the
reject any or all bids that he may deem too
high. d. III. FUCKER.
oc 2s-td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
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FAIR for the benefit of the sick and wounded
soldiers Will be- given by the ladies OF the West
End. on Monday evening. November I'D. AT
clock; 20 be- held over Laihaln's dry goods
store. corner Nineteenth street and Pennsylya-
MIA avenue.
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~ There have b.ep material cbapc

- There have b"en material changes in the
"r@7n'1atlon of the army since the battle of An
=. In. The several corps are now commanded
- foilv I'D Summer Mai. Gen. ID. n.
Couch; nh BURNSIDE Brig. Gen. Wilcox:
i'th blanks Maj. GEN. Slocu UNI. These corps,
embracing fully h.lf i,e army, are understood
20 be all under the general command OF Gen.
burnside. The remainder, directly under Gen.
Mcclellan, ar Commanded thus list Hook.
Sr's)-MHJ Gen. REYNOLDS; 5th-Ma,. Cen Fir
john Porter: 6Ih-MaI. Gen. VIM. Ii. Fr,nuI,,,
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MISS THOMPSON

w 0ULD Respectfully inform her customer thsl
she has transferred her MILLIN cry from "A
the store. 80 Pa. avenue, date Hutch iusOu %
Munro g. To her private residence. corner *
of and 9Th streets one square north 81 the Patent
Office where she Is prepared 10 serve them with the
same prom ptness and satisfaction as heretofore.
&C .L3t : j. THOMPSON.
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
IMPORTANT FROM THE FRONT.
uOyFNENT OF THE ENEMY


Iya information from Berryville, CiarHe
o,,,,, ys. ron the other side of the Blue
Ridge, xp TO Yesterday.
There was then going on in that vicinity an
a,narrnt extensive movement oil rrh"i "o"l$'
s,..,. Going ON the Front ROYAL road ana DINERS
doyn towards Ca>tIrman's Fer, and Sti''hah-
dale Syringe. Gen. Jackson was then at Der
r,,,,lc Hi. troops there are withoutbaGSa2r'
and those moving on the Front hos'i ioao
seemed 70 have no baggage with them also.
There WAS a small body OF rebel troops Al
(,barIe.town OH the day before yesterday. we
conuot learn positiyeIy " hich rebel trool~ We're
on The Front Royal road.
sEJzI-RE OF CONTRABAND AND CONTRA
BANDISTS.
Yesterday or the night before last d"trcuN'N
of Col Baker Provost Marshal OF the war
Deparlur mt, arrested. about twelve mlicS out
from CcnirrvilIr, on their way into DIXIE an
old lady named Mrs. Turner and young one
named Miss Buckner, her daughter, and also a
preacher called Buck Bailey.
They had passes allowing them 10 go beyond
orr lines with family supplies, but were also
carving large supplies OF noTphine, qulnine,
&c. Tn. younger woman wore Acknowledgement
hustle, loaded with near 300 ounces of qninine
thus making herself irregular H. A Dragon"
Her bus tle exhibited in the War Department
Yesterday. created universal merrment
On Bailey was found q large contraband
mail He preached here last Sunday, and
preached in Richmond in the latter part OF
September He and the younger female are
now in the Old Capitol prison, while the elder,
20 wears old, was turned loose.
Messrs. kidwell. of Georsrtown Prabr, OF
Alexandria; and Milburn, of this city, drug
gists were yesterday arrested and sent to The
Old Capitol prison for selling these parties the
con;raband medicines, knowing, rs il alleged,
where they were 10 be carried.
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PECIAL NOT E
- TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS OFTHE ARM AND N1FE

ODEON HALL.
The old and established Emporium Of Clothing.
that has for many years supplied the citizens of
Washington and vicinity with all that is essential
for the elegance and comfort of the outer man. is
able stock that We have ever had the pleasure to
offer.
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of the most desira
Bile styles that could be found in the market.
Our assortment of SH IRTS, DR. WEIR :,
HOSIERY, GLOVES &c, cannot be surpassed
and will be sold prices that do not allow of com
petition.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER COATS.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY 0NERCOATS.
Largo STOCK OF MILITARY 0NERCoATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DESC2IP
yALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c
Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
is the lar geSt and most fashionable that has ever
been offered in this city, and at the lowest prices
they can possibly be obtained in this city.
~ Call and see us at ODEON HALL. corner 81.
street and Pa. avenue. the Great Clothing Mart OF
Washington city. oc a9-eotf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

III SPECIAL NOTICE.
HUTCHINSON a. CO. Having sold out their
stock of Fancy and Millinery Goods, take this
method OF informing those of their customers hsE
ing accounts their books that IL is very i'm port
ant that said accounts should be settled Mediate
ly as they propose closing up their business With
the least DELAY po>si ble The bo.ks are at the
idence of our MIR II corner of II and Sth sts., VIII"
is authorized TO receipt for AZ amounts due the
firm. H1fSHlNSON a. co.,
oc sa-6t fl.te Hutchinson & MunroD
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~ Hon. J. -. k'aI' iy. Superintendent Of
IN. C.nsu- Bureau, h. gone 20 the country for
1, ~ tfa,-, and N Hall, kilbCurn, Chit
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BURNING OF A MERCHANT SHIP By THE
REBELS.
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SEW NC MACHINEs

nhEELERa WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
con6dentixt s rste ord Fair, London-ss it WAS
styless a w. mp, $40 Penn avenue, in i'm approved
M men IN every branch n, H. ;,a.;, ..
e.ate and OIL labor saving machinery to ia
women be stiii cons, ,neis operations Why should
MsnI.;ne. o,,s ina. tne inmitable Wheeler wilson
$50 an smra VEN ption 30 com pete and in it's
Co. auusement 20 positively tasri !,
we, ght.' 4nI IAN :. ~,
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1876 NEW FALL STOCK. 1Sf
PAPERHANGINGS,
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Me-
dunn aud Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
for the richly adorned on most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades. Buff Green and Blue Uol-
land 10y the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
WdrTdn'edtO BE- (iilfsS ,uifh Cnh Lar
The handsOmest assortment in the District, from
the best mandatory in the country. Also, beau
tifu variety of dark Wood and small-sized Oval
and Carte de Eisite Frames OF foreign and domes'
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
Different sizes and colors. Picture Rings Nails, &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Ccpies of celebr ated Pictures Paintings, Ststuary
&c. -
The attention of those renovating is called to
the above goods which were purchased for, and. on
account of the times, will be sold at the lowest re-
muneratiye prices exclusively for
CA
for goods aud labor, when purchased and executed
All articles warranted az represented.
NJ Orders for PAPERflANGING or WINDOW
SHADES punetually executed in city or country.
j. MARkRITER,
No 4e6 Seventh ST., eight doors above
or l-Ims Odd Fellows Hail.
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MAJOR GIN WALLACE
NAVAL. DHDEDS

MAJOR Gen. Lew Wallace hae been assigned
~ datl IN The department of the Tennessee.
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MEDICAL pURvEYoR's OFFICE.

MEDICAL Pt RNElORS oftlSt,
M WAsHINGToS, ID. C., Oct. 18th, 1862
pRoPos Ais ses led snd endorsed "Propossls for
Hand Iitfers ~Nil. be received at this Office untfl
noon on the I'd day OF November next. for furnish
iug aud delive st the ware ouse of the Mcacsl
Storekeeper. at this depot. 5oI Eve hundred Hsud
Ltters Cambulxnce patternl with the IiIeys !, r
in crrssipg the quantity To 0ll one OF
wants of the sery ice demand il. al tue
Five hundred 20 be delivered within ten -.
after tie award Of the celtrsct- @abS
An oath Of alleg glance mus, cop,nsr, a. II, -.
oSition, sna oonds in the sum of $3.50 viii Se re-
Sured Tor the faithful performance of the coptrac,
samples Of quality, size &C. may be seer 's,, ~.
pl;siign 70 the Medical Storekeeier. corner lstb
and streets. ' A''"
Payment 10 br made upon the compIetioo OF ,b.
cent act. or 80 sOcn thereafter n, tn, Medirsl pr
Neyur shall be in funds. q M ItI|R W
orS lint. 4 Repl Nd p.r snd
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PhEsoNAL.-'oi- L. \. Minor and Capt Jno
Mullins, 4. -. A, returned from the yy,o
lad expedition: Col. Geo. b. Hail, Col BIZ
-..r, y. Y: Col. MckceSrr, u :. A. lien,
IbA-. b. Clark, u. -. N; are Al Willard.
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n~-HORSE SHOERS! HORSE SIIOERS. HORS
Ill SIIOERS t-NHTI(E The Master Hors

TAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE IN
US FAINT ASYLUM, AT THE CORNER OF
PENN. AVENUE. NEAR 18TH STREET, OPPO-
SITE THE CIRCLE.-The Sisters of Charity in
charge of this institution will open Fair for its
benefit at Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street. on MON
DAY, the 9th instant, to which they invite the
patronage of the public They will offer fer sale at
reasonable prices great variety of Fancy and Use
the aid of the charitable in their effort to provide
for the helpless infants nnder their and they
appeal TO the generous of all denominations, par
tculary the ladies to contribute money or any ar
tcles which they may dispose of at this Fair. Any
such donations may be sent either to Mrs BOONE
TINGLY. on the Island. Infants received and
cared for in this Institution. and there Is charity
The ladies conducting the Fair have every conf
dence that their exertions will meet the
ment of generous public. Meals n all hours. Ad-
mittance ~ cents. Tickets of admission including
snnnrr 30 cts Lefty nRpera 4 Bait Sun nc1 If
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20 TAKE NOTICE sO
\, Mt. ,TT,-IPsIA.RR KER;
Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received
Having every 1 ',S!, H1Es t' b SSsnff
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
ERsf Cass al HHSf e
Ie has no hesitaney in soliciting continuance
HIS FEiF 4E Ar E5R RE4 HsEAGEFT1osAp1r
And ''ffRsoSMfPP ffa50n IN / B BEL
80 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
22-Sm Between Sixth and Seventh Its
MERcHASsGGSf,1
HOTELS,
RESTAURANTS, ac.
WILLIAM FINLEY BROTHER,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDFSrs,
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE-CCT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGIRS
PIPES, &C.,
Invite the attention Of the Trade before purchas.
ing to examine our large stock, whichis
replete with all grades o.
the above articles.
Also. Asents 10, Ta,s C,,y
of
JOHN J. BAGLEys
CELEBRATEDFINECUT MICHIG ToR,ccn
NO TlCE
MICHIGAN FINECCr
Can be had at the following places vho,,
nish We 'u1
,,fss s DEARING' No. a6a Pa. avenue. .hov.
d. L. IRVING. No. 5I4 Seventh s..
A NJ. HO0N Err 0Sr
ide. Avenue, tsouth
BEN. SOLOMON, No. TT Pa. avepus .,
18th at. enoe' ABOVE
WM A. HENDERSON, No. AS pie..
opposite TressUfy Building. eegth ST.,
HOLo, STRANGES, Where are you goi,,-. -,
IL seem TO be in very great hurry IN ,ou lou
gong 70 sMiIH No. 400 18th str ect onnnosite
city Post Office. herr he hss lust r.rs;ppS ~;
New Stock at Fall AMI Winter CLOrII + SG and
am gong 10 buy an"w suit So do not datsin M.
- Nv ". ~ = "" N.'n al bin I'll ~
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ITO THE LADIES 0s WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN
1rbe vpders;yred will on Wednesday, the 9th
instant, at No 10 street. "a floor -
door west of W llisrd's Hall, open q haua-
and Misses SHOES, supply Of which will be kept
on hand during the winter These shoes are so well
gard TO them is quite unnecessary.
q cow IL W1REhAN.
rTNTIEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
u With fine. large A.. Tcasau' ECRNlGHEn
'n'FS - - - $50 ri-... -. e P,:,-nr
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
REGISTERS OFFICE. Oct %, 1862.
Notice as hereby girel that Licenses given to Tsy-
ems Retailers of Spirtuous and Permented Liquors.
Wines and Cordials, to Groceries Dry Goods. Hard
Lumber. Wood and Coal. Commission Merchants,
also, to Keepers If Hackney Carriages and Omn-
buses, Billiard Tables. Ten pin Alleys and Confec-
tionary, and for Hawking and Peddlng. and Dealers
in Old Iron, Brass. Cooper &c, will expire Mon
day. the Sd day of November next. and that said
licenses must be renewed at this Office within ten
days after that time. SAM L L. DOUGLASS,
Oc 2l-dtNOyS Register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-31

w. ApPLES-APPLES
,nsr'-r OAK, from Boston. Que hundred b,rreis
Eshh> Staum a 90. or order eSN 10
al ~ not called for thin week, AL sell then, Z.
The highest bidder. for freigi.l A ~
HARTLEY g. BROTHER
&C est 90 snd I0i wktrr ST. Georseto.,
LNOR SALE-jA good chance for 4 email ,-s,;,.I
Il hGROCERf. stock not exreptiny fiye hnndraSy
dollars. " it'll the priv lie se OF the store Which,
excellent stand for Grocery or Suffers Iss;n.s.
Rent moderate. Enquire corner 9Th and I straets'
sl-3t" ~ o. nHee'-'
ENoR sALE-A new three story BRICK porsE
= q tH,cf IA tae Seventh Ward. viii he so
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