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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
A FOREIGN SHEET DENOUNCED AS Tn,

A FOREIGN SHEET DENOUNCED AS Urea
soNARLE. The Montreal (Canada) Conner
cidl AdDertiSer has been forbidden a circula-
ton in st, Louis by the Provost Marshal of
that place, who brands it "a reasonable sheet. "
All persons purchasing, selling, or in any man
ner dealing with such paper, or receiving the
same through the mails or otherwise, will he
arrested and committed to prison as aiders and
abetors of the rebellion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIc INVENTION

IMPORTANT IELEGRAPHIC INVENTION
The Manchester Guardian, on what it con-
siders to be the most respectable authority,
learns that wonderful discovery has recently
been made in electricity as applicable to the
electric telegraph: Incredible as it may seem,
it is said that experiments have established the
fact that Ineligible signals can be exchanged
between different stations without the inter
venton of any artificial conductor whatsoever,
and with equal success whether the interven-
ing space be wholly or partially land or water"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
: One of the Washington letter writers

- One of the Washington letter writers :
says there Is strong pressure upon the presi-
dent to change the destination Of the expedi-
tons now being fitted out from the northern
cities, aad to have them sent to the James riv-s
er. 1t is forcibly urged by generals ia the >
field and by prominent citizens, that govern
ment should no longer attempt to drive in the
pickets of rebellion, but should strike al rs
headquarters, which is its vital point e 1Con-f
quer Richmond, and the seaports would soon I
fall a'sl 'sA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

NEwsPAPERs.--It is said that one of the
New York papers is losing $1,000 a week by
selling at two cents per copy. Nearly all of the
New York papers are selling at loss, but
such is the competition and jealously one Of
another that the prices cannot be raised with
out general movement. 1t is said that one
of the dailies has contract for paper at the
old prices, which does not expire till the first
of January, and viii not consent to an increase
of the price in the meantime AdTGs M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

The transportation of the, army of the Po-
tomac has been cut down to six wagons to a.
regiment-yet it makes fifty miles Of wag-H
ous.. Itecan carry provisions for ten days ands5
ammunition enough to fight its. way To- Rich-s
mond.
- p 5aH eas tsaa-atat#f - a3At4N ~
I y7su s5sw igI bss 5oa ia asxubsifW IAN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

GEN. BANKS TELLS WHERE HE Is GONG
In conversation with an officer day or two
since, Gen. Banks made known the destina-
ton of his expedition: 81 see, General" SAID
the officer, ''that the papers say you are going
to Texas" "Well," replied the General, after
a moments hesitation, swell, | am going
South"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

According to the Harrisburg papers nearly i.
half Of all the drafted men and substitutes in
the Pennsylvania camps have skedaddied, and :
they find no difficulty in going off at the rstsg
Of 90 or 80 every night. .....--. -,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

Ei.--. letter from the blockading feet of
Charleston says Sebastopol was nothing to
take compared to this place. I tell you we
shall have our hands full. 1t is nothing but
one mass of Qualifications besides, the obstruc-
mons placed at the entrances leave no channel
but very narrow one under the guns of Fort
40 D.. ... .........# ..-.. ..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

"SrARvING OUR THE SoUTH.--The Wash
ington Republican of Saturday says " The
country about Warrenton furnishes supplies in
manner which will be perfectly surprising to
those who have talked about starving out the
South. The army clique, which is now depos-
ed, resisted movement upon Richmond a
year ago, upon the ground that an advancing
army ''must carry along with it every pound
of forage needed for its animals" At the very
time they said this, every reconnaissance push
ed out from Washington, returned loaded with
supplies, and now at this day, after another
year of war, hay can be bought in indefinite
quantities within ten miles of Warrenton, at
from thirteen to fifteen dollars per ton, or two
thirds what it costs the Government to buy it
here.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

The work of raising the sunken United
States war vessels at Norfolk, Hampton Roads,
&C., is actively and successfully progressieg.
The frigate United States was raised few
days since, pumped out, and lowed to the Cos
port navy yard. Work has also been common
ced on the line of battle ships Delaware and
Columbus, and they will probably be raised
whole, in few days. Preparations for rails
ing the Cumberland, Congress and Merrimac,
are also actively in progress. The contractor,
I. +. Wells of Boston, is confident of his abil-
ity to raise the whole feet comprising thir-
teen war vessels-by the early part of next
spring. A very large force of divers and ma
chnery are employed on the work, and an in
vestment Of upwards of seventy thousand dol
lars has been made in the enterprise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
Chap. CIVILIAN Act to provide for the quoting OF
certain Land Titles in the late disputed Territory in
xbnG ta&o 80 Maj oyxl 60

Chap. CIVILIAN Act to provide for the ouieting of
certain Land Titles in the late disputed Territory in
the State of Maine and for other Purposes
Be enacted by the Senate and HOUSE of Representa.
tiues of The United States of America in CONGRESS as
sembd That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he
is hereby authorized and required TO pay out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated to
Laura A Stebbns, Of Bangor, in the State of Maine
chusetts; Rufus Mansur, of Houlton in the State of
Maine and James A. Drew, Of Chelsea, in the State of
Massachusetts,, the sum of thrty-three hundred and
ythree dollars each, being in all the Of thirteen
thousand four hundred and twenty-five dollars in full
compensation for three thousand three hundred and
ly taken herefrom, in the half township the State of
Maine granted by the State of Massachusetts to the
late General Eaton and called the "Eaton Grant" to
which said parties lost title by the operation Of the
fourth article OF the treaty of ninth August eighteen
hundred and fortytwo to settle and define the boun-
dairy between the United States and the
her Britanic Majesty in North America, Preufded
That the said Laura A. Stebbins, Catherine G. Ward
Rufus Mansur, and James A. Drew shall execute deeds
ofrelease 10 the parties holding possessory or "cqu
three hundred and fftythree acres Of lands or any
portion thereof descrbad in the reports made the
governor and council of Maine by Ebenezer Hutchinson
and Others commissioners under resolution passed by
the legislature Of said State the twelfth day April
eighteen hundred and ty-four and the plan of sur
land Office Of said State: Afd prorided also, That it
shall appear to the satisfaction Of the land agent of said
State of Maine that such deeds of release do eectualy
convey good title to said lands except far said
titles have been affected by the operation Of the treaty
aforesaid And Propided further, That # it shall appear
competent TO make such deeds Of release to the whole
OF said lands then they sha be entitled to receive
pro rata only Of the compensation provided in this
for 50 much thereof they shall convey 81 Aforesaid
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

81 bIDoH 71sdl isil sd blgo8 lJ569 ls1aas1g
sasg gi Isl ~. iuI ~ ..m d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

Hwo. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
AIsasEy. IsGE,

DRY GOODS.
NTgscHASr5 vag $50 ~ 9TH vsS Of making pz-ohAses
~ - rr- sally sc1rl,s1 TO sSaIge stock Of DIV
av.Gs ". zee t7r slIes
90 ssf-a U-1El ;sagtl1-v aal sh'rtizsl
- ,A,ss B,sssssS 5lszias1 and salr-iass.
CSa.ss PIxii s7i STRIPED OsDsburyi.
90 pieces striped azi PiIi DJme5scs, Tor FSrVSaA
s1salzB rcE'agS
- Ds-.,s at striped shIuasI,
10 -,setFarey Pr.rs,
81 CotL1uAd-,
Ccllrel C-GNrcs,
= 4" Hc1tss6y f,rus az HNesds,
saa Axe % Heavy sad Pine LnsrI or gsn
49, CaabeE IFh I1ss isHr Flal, striped AMI EaSroia
sss4 ser g., 80 PcpErI C1ss cGsSaeses Nesdas 80, a.
vas5 I'll sSn oAsaP ne cash Azd Psopi trade.
cLLETf : pREHkY,
No. II Peal EtrosA,
asl Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
RFCHMOND WING.
.hs a.ay whiS In KIshmOHd--P~y 'h' Car


IRE gro,t demand iOr the DAiLT WEis Ni'ln 'o s.''
-, -, r.,r,r Il. ~ transient readers, and the diff
suy or --t5rRcEOrly su.Plyng oo1h cases o.
~ carry NJ s7s-2u AtS2's- only 20 once sa0s''P
.4. bass .Eiuc. us % resort 10 tne 0ny 'e~si''s
,rss o.. - uari1g arg city circulation 70 VII na'
~ .,,,.,.. g, h- CsT~isr4 From ms ~te, mere
e.. l....y-p-cas f's 'as WHIs to be LETT WITHIN the
.- @ 81. .,s,a Al .ls lice, and all persons indebted
al y.o- to ;as present time within the city, are
~. So, q oct a. the cisco and settle their accents.
10 -,s vii, Of course, continue to deliver the pa.
% inc present subscribers and receive pay for the
l. =; hs rate OF 6tseen cents per week. The pubic
All , ls-st,ai th4t al RESTRICTION upsn tho sale of
Pes grls 1y Carriers within the city & removed, ard
., ,o want /. may hqy it from the Carriers or have
- - .sn At their residences or PLACES CT business.
.-....- - l6tA 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
: yoEEADS OE DEPART

-. To E EAD S OE' DEPAk- /
- as.NsE AID ASSIST STS-I vosd h.S to invite -
fIr FsziS Ds3s-1ec o. ~ Fa-oal ot-neaJs O.
o., trr1-a' Z t1r Confederate S;es 49, Il hgnaeG- y
- go g. 44t.as We 81 G. Of Books, Sfper, SsASioC-
,.-r. .ve1cpSs, Risak BOCks, Sc. which VI
az 't.E r-.-ea
~ ,.,s-- ID e ~ ltNb ish,-,t extensive Sock Biad
II a-srai SataF, -rl t2e C. anaiScture
sic, . afsgy 1ssclpEoa, n the beat manner, AID Il he
a. 81 A 81RRiS,
SubifAsg and sooklelsr,
bel. ~ Aala street,, sicsloua, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

yxVHoa PRICE O.. have IN aeck-nAny Iss fssslvsd-
Hsayy Bed Blankets, Grey Army Banksi, ie+ and ia
Rssohsd shesng Bsachsd cotton Brown Cotton
BLACK Doth cosLs and Bsus Black se,s and rS.neh oos
,nts inst opened Spool Cotton Lambs Wool eArs and Draw
sr Hosiery Collars Sleeves and laes Ae le Any portion OF
DE old stock hand Will continue sell At former prices
ressdess Of the trsseut Increased they deteroae
Az when ths Goods toSght and treh
they buying OF he heavy acvanse
Ther ct, ck kept up. -. = -
fH0hkS Z PRICE 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
GREAT BARGAINS IN DIN GVOAis

- PKcAL es the city and country PsoPs IN want Of Al!
- Goods aid do Neiiby calling ~ No. ~ nan sIes-
Wing We Age stock Of Prihs, LsHnl 'Aeons,S SIssa
dss plain - figured Barcses back and eolorea eE s6AN
"A as ~ ,sted and brown Shirtng and Sheeng, CaSst
ses and Kentucky sdPed and domestic ior nrn aai
fsryan,s; ad.es Caters Morocco, Kid and Oassn Shoes
.s,' IA uhdrunb shoe, every size and quality Line
Npd Cotton CooGI AID boys LAdea sk and Lie IhFdsa
se,t, Irss Laen Is S1E and 90 esnS PArElols, pllr
I'D striped cent?; S~sE Cambria and JAeonet hshni
n blae Ad white TA1eizn sssonhnG prices; the hhes
causde uoret snd Collars, a. cos All Hose goods
Yvesnd great many, naneroas TO msnon, oaer OF
sale charging they ware bought before We
bar6 had e-uenged, &c eG-ea hat yoR come lie
T.vfl JosEPH sT2AUsR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

DlSSOLUTIUI or CO-rARTNERSHlP.
rSNGE Oo-Partnsrship Of CIarkscn, Anderson Il Co.,
Dissolved July LIST oy mutual consent :! olARk
viii settle the business o1gh either partner VII ga N hGSi
dato. The books snd accounts b foand a. the once Of
CiArEIon &C., Ne. los hA.E Tsset. -
In. DsREoN,
..S-u Il. EROWHRLL
NOTICE.
Ean5 .n,r ri, d,ts car aAles Casa, payable
I J v,thIn thirty days CLARKSOS 4 CO.,
s,s Ne. lO6 MAla si-eet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

ISOR sALE.-l2000 lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxss T.llov Candles
10 ties Rise
90 hhds n O. Sugar
30 bbls Syrup
70 boxes roil-t Soap
90 oaes aardipss
$50 bbls really nns Irish Potatoes
30 bbls Crushed Sugar
10 bbis Powdered do
BOO gals BYE whisky, years old
10 bbl pure Corn whsky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 segsrt, very fns
200 boxes Lynehburg Manufactured Tobacco
90 cases NJ hGoreS smoking do
800 kegs Old Dominion Ssils, 81
Isls JOHNS m YOUNGER 0TEYa, IS Pearl d.
WOOL HATS, ut No I Ballard House Just 10
w cved 100 dos Wool Hats Of various grades for sale on &C.
do ' JOHN THOMPSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

zy2 COSBY Il ANDERSON, 2c2
MANUFACTURES ef and AgenB for he sails Of Tobacco
vi sar, qo7 Main Street, square lheve the Post
once hand Manufactured and smoking
Tobacco the South 1ouniy and daily
ing ions their stock Ech they wholesale
retail for cash. and respectfully Request AL wishing par
chase cell aud examine for themselves before purchasing
where the country promptly attended Aneng
our present may found The brands
twists ke packages weighing nom ID 10 De- doth iark and
right:
.Prde Of ylrrnIA" palmetto,
. Rudera "Progress"
"ohsnedon," soarnahon,"
aIorSsa bsIsu Dewbefry,"
uoolorado" sqalien Leaf"
aApreot," "OurOvn,'
"a Hinnernoneer sShilo,"
sHighlanderS solace" "croroko,"
.OonauI.tador." .Psah,"
"Prde Of Bethel" &c, Ia.
COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
noli southern Tobacco Btora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
RAILROADS. &C.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

ENEH 5s 80 n e e
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. X.
at.r Monday 24th February, the trains h,
" rod viii follows:
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond AS daily, and Petersburg Of Eib p n
EEHsHr Ao0oHAODAIIoS
Richmond da y except sundays At sto and 2S
p N , AID PsItrs1urg - SO, N
Inc I'Si val STOP HALFWAY ktton, Chester and
Fet WAltEAl yalcaOu
rrSys= vii In mind that they required 20
pas rom Governor orEed person. beo
they an leave he c.ty BIZ tbs road \. IA. GILL,
f2l Geu erAl u2h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
FERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
or TEE
ATE OF VIR GINA.
oFFICE-Main street, In American Hotel.
yRs Company t.ks in addition 10 The ordinary Fire and
Il ss risks Perpetual Insurance. ca ssildihg, Undsr ,h,
pOley she property FOB rVkR against lon
b. are
soLLIss v. HAxALl. FEaL
DIRECTORS.
Tr IL kasofaslaLd, Rrsst Farmers Bank.
wellington doddn am Of oodaln Appen1na
r. ~ aoCnncs, hrn Of Dunlop, Noneurs o.,
G. 4 PsrsI1ale, h-n Of warwick sarksdale.
Jss Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
Johr l. Bacon, Gra CT Bacon 4 SGaEsrvHs
z B. HHEsiL aru OF EEIsl, orsnshLs Co.
John Carrie Jr. saip CvneI.
VIZ. Il. Warwick, erga % WArzf,t BArfrdalk
Jss Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law.
g. Q. Elicit, Builder.
". ". Cunp, Attorney eiLsv -
Jas Danlor. srn OF Dsnlnp. honoure %. fss
iNsUkB YOUR LiEE AT HOME!
TIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(oYHok ooRNER or KAHN AND ELrVEsTH eTRRrn9
INSURE white persons for life for term Of year, and dave
i for one or more (aot exceeding fouz) yesra
Grants Ann1es and Endounents on NE most equitable tsrnA
Tho Yankee coTpAns having nkds known heir Intention
dsienee homes either BY taking By ynps
hne with by lending aid and comfort 70 Southern Rebels
prudent insured b. HEM ought at once 70 cancel his
BoolI containing Information furnished Al The
INV sAMUn j. HARRISON, President
J. ADAIR PLeAsAFTs, Secretary.
BIIIs BunvnI, n. D., Medical Examiner.
J. B. EccAW, n. D., Consulting Physician.
b.. HkATH, Legal Adviser. yo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

WILCOX 81 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
]. Z. GEHES, Will Point,
FOCAHOsCAB' COUNTY, VA,
Nd nEauS,sIrsd patents grated 70 him And JAnsl
Il Wilcox dated Iune 1851 relssasd July IS 1855 Patented
Gugast TO- IS February a. 1850 Also neenIed under six other
atsa covering entire construction Of the Machine eonie
litigation IN regard 70 the patent
complicated end ihs most perfect working Sewing ss
5hi1s aos IN ,.-
in In Hsar s2d Is !tls bic Upon az hadS Of fabres
JoEE A DTLvIN,
Relyin'S Bloch,
,-,a lNh and sirssts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

nI50LurI0n-rhs oorsri1ership Of WATKINS TI( KLEa
~ expires this day by limitation. Eihsr OF scbs rbsu r.y
the oiths tr 10 qudadsa Der 6Ooss AMI
viii be unis r95e, tie sesono 10 CT late
hcus ITO nin street VIE call pssen viii plsss
call AID make im@eosIs payment. and ase having eass
against viii present ,hsn there for ssltsm'rL
J. r. wATyINs
JAZZ b rIOKLEN.
Hchmond Ist I'M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

grsT|y ALE - vEssNEs
s1s a-ls .-- A1ctor
.-... ra.... NsEf O.. = ..- A-..aT Son n l.s5
.r.. E'-tT- 4 'sN-E.
% r-. -,'sly, N-d COS trt-
Pms .f Pc Hrr. e s-lsEssy. He girla-.s H.
r-rr.s' SIS r---ala, lad rags-a
.r...g 'He f-Rt', te VIZ b. tbL5ief e..
-..r. Hs.H- H-.--r. Re III make tosra' Ai-Aneo
.rf. f. as-I-srE prepared % erArd pssscss Cd
.r-'s, tlr servAnts-hsving pis
....r .-- r..r : L. sTyEES
}r F-laFH1, srd 3sor bsos Wal ,iresA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

nv * unds signed hsve hand and Actuug Bras,
Preset auers Gross Osnnenr ko Tor hilary capt and
the At cation Of the Military the fact Aho gns n q
Hutons Vs ria buenf aud Con sisrse InA ty and Ar
tLsry Buttons Vidsrs promptly attended
Lkwls "a kkY TON, Brand CuterI,
NIB 18Th, te Main and Cary ia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

hFeICK OF Il. III. MaUHf & co.
STOCKS AND honda
vrt-ia State Sizes reFsred Virginia Coupsn Bonds
nsssre Coupon Boad- Carolina Coupon Boass Oodras
Bonds and registered Stock for sale al make, rates
kH-wANTED-Gold and silver Coin. r. H. aAURY CO.,
der 81. Charles Hotel oels
CANARY sERO.% Bols. oarary Seed ~ store and for
" sJshv lf-sI cHAs. r woRTssnk 90
90 rTO> W AssPs.-s ptrrr whlts APPS raSLssd and
~ fss bAlti colosi s-d waIps In and By
mh'0 KENT, PAINE co.
RLicx lEArakk vARNisi fof sale By
1SN LB3 tULpHAT OF Zlyr, IS Lps ExfgAoT cYEa-
lpy WOOD for salsby nh'2 WIN sArLER kcL
nRARisG rAPER, p, RrB0II 8 ann WRITING DICKS
~ iofs L'by NH WIN. s,TTtE7A 20.
CRUsHYD sUGs1. &c. % BblL orashsd sugar. Ieo
~ Old Haml 10 Bot,s saezra.i Aso Invoee 81 Pine
6roeeriss from ofthe vLgula So bgs fer ssls 81
a mhs EDNOsp D,vESP ut a on.
nNGLAss PLASTER and ssnIoie Aeit. NADIA BABYRJ
l. Drug Sore. bT
DIPEa.-Bher RI Pipes large aad beautiful lot
l. By DOVE co.. Wholesale D-usg'ss des
IIOsTETT Ms BvTrRRs.-l5 nssn jsst received
II and far sAieb fj.'1l p0vg q nuSgt'
DICE, RlCE.-as rierea Rec, fer sale By
II Tbs kY SRI ~ On.
GUM AsfhA LrUM.-ooBs , ter a.. % -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14
Hunt 4 JAMES,

RIChmOnU, NlTglnla,
sFYERAL C0HNISSiON MEkCBSHTS,
Az As.a e, o. Manufactured aud smoking tobacco
So r,-fAsss a5r'cs sale. Isl2-sn
Wrsasssr E-pu5lsN1, Stanton Spectator Eai E-sje-
sf,-rrr Views gy ms AMI send NlN % w-is -s-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-14

EszNE & NerltHRkN.
AVb on hand, ard receiving, The M wing articles 70
IL which they invite the st:en;lsa OF the dea
klihs In Who'll. and bali teIs Grain snd 6rcunf Pepper
Ground Ginger Pepper tagss PICK Ia Lt Rprh Do Tut
regs sasratu Asthe', 6Srdne Adaasnre tesdl. Cham
payne Wines various brands, Cdr Brandy 10 bot
ues Green and Back Tes Pre- srscks rsd Apples, Dried
Peaches sehsr large Aisotnent efTobaeeo, Cigars Ae
&c lao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18
BOARDING.

TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS. on the 2d
moor and several small rooms with Board can
east corner I'd. The location is one Of the m ost
healthy in the city. Hot and cold water and gas
can he accommodated oc M 2ts
WANTEb-For a gentleman and wife. one or
'. two rooms, with or without board, in pri-
va'e family, or genteei boarding house somewhere
in the neghborh0Od of 18th street or WilIards'
Hotel. Address Theodore" Star Office or-atf
ROARD WANTED-Bya gentleman, in private
- family, within short distance of Willards'
Hotel. Address, stating terms, and particulars to
M. ID. B., 316 Il street, Washington. oci6 St.
RQARD Two officers are DESTROYS of obtaining
Board for their wives, in private family where
there are no other boardcrs. As central location
il not required terms are expected to be moderate
Address Lieut. HUNT, Star Office oc l6-Tts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-18
limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
CO}lerfoy'S OHre for the D;<,,;,t ,

-, Collectors Office for he District Of Columbia.
All persons engaged in either of the occu pations
mentioned in the 64th section of the act ito pro
vide Internal Revenue to support the Government
and to pay interest on the Public Debt are mott
fed that the office of the Collector is now open ut
10. 416 Seventh street west. Applications for
the Assessment District in which the applicant in
tends to carry on busine and license win be issued
application and payment of the tax imposed. Ar
yleonts partie"orly requested TO call for their
licenses at the Collectors OGice early as tie day after
tlng Msr Application Nth the Assessor. AL licenses
take effect from the LIST of September and eve nv
person required by law to take out license is pro-
issued. under penalty of three times the amount
oil the tax Manufacturers and Brewers are red
TO make to the Collector returns of their produc.
tons for the month Of September within ten DAYS
after It's Close. and monthly thereafter and at the
same time to pay to the Collector the tax thereon
In all cases penalties are imposed for any default
s. J. BOWEN, Collector
OcIOOergln, 1907. (Repub) l4-IW
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On tne nun instant. AT ~. PAul'S Parsona by
Eei; Butler, WILLIAM NJ. BELT TO ELIZA
NOR c. BOND "
By Rev. DR.. Gnrley, October 18th W HW FTI
LEX, son Of T.. III. Fuller, to j. LOU Use PETERS
all of Washinston, d. C.
DIED,
OF Scariet fever. the 18th instant MARY ANN
bELT, eldest daughter of James M ard 4
Belt aged years month and III days Mar she
rest in pencei 10y '"e
want 10 be angel
And with an an gel stand,
crown upon my forehead
A harp within my hand.
There right before my Saviour
so glorious and 80 bright,
II make the sweetest music,
And praise him day and night
To be buried from the residence of her father
No. 81 l3h street, Sunday after noon at O clock
On Friday. Oct. nth, 1852, WILLIAM ALEXAN-
DER HEN kl only son Of Prof Jose ph Henry
Secretary VI the Smithsonian Institution
81 pssaiyTi, on SATURDAY mornins, the 18th INST
EtGENE L1OMlN. In the 5ith year OF his age a
nstve OF France, but for the last years resident
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No $40 Fourth street west, on Tuesday afternoon
nj IA clock: His friends and acquain tances ana
Those OF The family .pcctfully invited to at.
,-t!ntC!ligrncer, Republican and Courier drs Etat
mis- please COPY.
On the 18th instant, At ga O'Clock p m. VIM. II
ROENiMELET, aged 80 Years and months
IN. friends aud those of his family are respect
FULLY invited to attend his funeral, from the resi-
htllCe "l ms father corner OF 18th and streets
On Suniay afternoon, at 39 O 'cl ock
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

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