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SESATE.-1t'er oU- repor; closed yesterday
Mr.. SauRbAry Offered J. resolution directing
Ihe Secretary OF War IL inform the senate
Y hethsr he has authorized the fo-ylstioa of
rh' home guard ~ Delaware. and IL so, by
VIVA. ag,hority an: foT what pUrp)s,. o.
l"Cted ~.
The bill aIH. DdlEg ihe g.; for III" COLLECTION
OF internal revenue, was passed.
Tue bill providing fo- the discharge of STATE
prisoners and 10 allow Judges Of T.. = Courts
10 take bail or recogaiZciu oes, s.tts taken Up.
Mr.. Powell moved "a strike out the 81 Sec
Iion, which gives the President power 70 SUE
pend The Aat,ds corpus.
Mr.. Lane moved 10 postpone il til MoadSy.
HoUsE.-Mr. Noell, Of No, spoke in Com
mitiee OF the Whole, defending the republican
party, and endorsing the President. .manci-
laIioL policy.
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Th. Confederate steamer Alabama.

Nkw YORK, Dec. 1.-THE schooner =. w.
Congdor, from Guadaloupe, reports that the
November 2sth. 1t was reported that she. had
chased q schooner which ran into DomfAica
protection. The United states frigate San
JacintO had been At q uadaloupe but had gone
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16 Steamship Moses
Taylor returned this morpinS in consequence
OF breaking her shalt on The latb inst, in a
severe gale, when 500 miles down the coast.
he must liz idle until "A new shaft /. ordered
from New York.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB OATS AND Hay

pIrof QuARfrRNAsrsR's OFFICE,
w.su,us,Ss Gs'r,' q s,s ns,sm cad q ',,seis "
antii Tuesday. the 2sd day of december. at "a
tl fosI hundred Ss "sfs s1.ss. Of exrs rs
a1s tysSS, IN It three Iss, thousand tor. Of Hay:
bales, and delivered at t2cu'J two thousand pounds
,s rhs s. i. s.s. .S BE- % sSs
Oan viii be received BY weight, at (s7j thirtytwo
Sacks to be furnished without extra char &c to the
Delivery TO be made in the city of Warrington
within t2s) twenty five days from the date Of the
contract.
Proposals win be received for 1900 ave hundred
Ths pfcpositlon. for he Hay and Oats nay b.
and 1Ss ss Of tn. bid
DER must appear in the proposal.
II bid is made in the name Of arm, the names
considP tne Parnes must appsar or the BID win DO
s;anins et I" the indiViduai rroHesaA;of the party
Proposals from dissoyal PARTIES ,ria no, b .onsid-
9ed, AND AN OATH OF ALLEoaANoR MUST ACCOM- ANY
BACH PRoPoSITIoE.
GO Fgo.s
should be plainly marked Proposals for Oats and
The Ability Of the bidder to I'LL tbs contract,
by two responsible persons, whose sisnatures must
be appended to the guarantee ''
.hoWn the oe. oerseate Of ths c.rf Huss be
nssrest near District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bid,
ale opened, or their proposals will not be consid-
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
eeived on the contract. signed by the contractor.
and both of his guarantors will Be required Of the
sueeessful bidder upon signing the contract.
BE- ses sUna or qss ssss the Ssnrsct win
with them or to have bonds signed in sntici
and ready to be produced when the contract is
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured upon
application being made at this ofee either person
Ally, by letter. or by telegraph
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
-, and =, of the county of -, and stats
Of do hereby guarantee that t-i is able to
inhn the contract in accordance with the terms of
bis proposition, and that should his propositionbe
accepted, he will At once enter into contract in
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared TO become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioped.l
INSPECTION. DELIVERY &c
All Oats and bay contracted for under this ad-
yertisement will be risidly pectsd and such "a
do not prove offs good sound understandable quality
Will be rejected.
Payment to be made upen the completion Of the
contract, or SO soon thereafter the DEPOT Quar-.
termas' er shall be in funds
Any informalty in the bid or non conform,nes
With the terms of this advertisement will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
Dellyery to be made at the Railroad Depot or At
one OF the Government Whsrves in the city Of
The DTpot Qnsrtermaster reserves TO himself the
right te reject any all bids that he may deem toe
high. H RUCkER
de B-td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
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DR KE,S PLANTATION BiTTERS

Inyigorat-s, strengthens, and purihes me sys-
tenn is Il perfect appetizer, and natures srea'
rsetorer. Itis composed Of pure 81 CrHA num'
the celebrated Calisays Bark, roots and herbs
partieularIy adapted TO weak aud delicate per-
cons. and car he relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, l. a sepae 'oni" and " !us'
the ,,ing for changes OF the season. Sold by
an Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, aAd Saloons
y II DRAKE l. 90, 22 Broadway, New
Ira. Ho-noolh
GrOR sALKk ors HORSE COUPE. Enquire 81
II GEN HCQLGLLkRe =. oerboI bsk sne ID r&'
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(,en. NfNnInur-

Ntw NoRE. bee. E.-fi-n. Seymour sails
h"nc" to.morrow for Port Royal, where lac is 10
lake the place of Gen. Sanion.
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Aid for the English Poor.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer China
sailed hence, a noon to-day, with sixty pa
.encers and S}UsL.VSU III gold Sixty Gons of
bacon for the English poor j. sent out by this
steamer.
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a kh 1s'
O,Hes OF TIE CHIxy QoARlElhAsrHR,
Army of hs POtoDadf

Army Of the Potomac, }
WAsIINoToN, September -. l86e.t
RHcPosALs are invited for furnishing for the use
efths army of the Potomac the following articles: |:
Anon tons best quality Timothy Hay, secarey
haled, the weight ofsssh bale TO be marked
pos mo bushels sf Oats, Of the best quality, In
strong sacks, wen sewed.
100 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, veil seasoned
and of the best quality.
IaAA bid must be accompanied by the endorse
nsns Of two responsible parsons that the contracts
navNrded will be fulfilled.
DSds win be opened from time TO time ~ the ~.
uaiss may be needed, and contracts wiz be awarded
oY tAe quantities. needs ed the lowest responsible
b5Adef mp 20 the time Of opening.
fhe right is reserved to accept all or any part OF
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
- Oats Wood, )" as the case may be and enclosed
Lieut. Col and A. ID. O..
AfSn Chief QuArtermastef.
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Heavy Forgery.

NEWARK, Dec. ie.--EcrgHTIes 10 tie anoEH
of $S,GtN Oh IN" Three bank Of thi. pl1cr Rer,
perpetrated to-day. The forg"r escaped.
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ID Il D p o 8 A L 8.

W
Nary D.parsrenr' 24ih November, 1851.
ss4Lrp PRoPesALs, endorsed ..Propossls for
boilding House st Naval Hospital, New York will
ss 5sesivsd At & tbs otts until nosn on TT the "a day
and orkmanship REQ uired in constructing house
Ter q Surgeon on the Naval Hospital grounds at
se
.ssr and may be seen on application to him at the
sS.,1 SSd Ssh snd and e..
F0rn Of OEr.
there insert the naDne or names com posisg the
frM. of name the town, in the State of name the
T.sment ea,sd date of sSvert;samsntJ Jsnd sub.
teet TO all the requirements Of the and of the
IlsI and specifications TO which It refers all the
struetion and completion ofths house for Surgeon
sks plans and speeiaekiions for the sum Of here
BE accepted, request the contract may be pre-
pared and sent to the Navy Agent at On anne the
agency for signature and certificate (hers the
BIDDER and each member of the arm sign
Form, Of Guarantee
The undersigned, name of guarsntor, J OF name
SAe tovp and stste of name the State and name
The above named (nsre the bidder bidders viii,
II his Tor theirl Offer a. above be acceEted enter
days after the date of notice, through the Post
Once of he ptanee Of his Tor theirl offer be-
fore mentioned.
certify that the above named there name the
svarantorsI are known TO me TO be good and respon
70 s. :sDsd sy the T District Judge District At
torney, Collector, Navy Agent, or some person
Known 10 the bureau n De respon sisle
time appointsd. bidders are requested to endorse
on the Onveiope,- above the address, and draw a
sarxson;. House % for ,be Navy YaId at New Yort, y
% ths Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
Washington, d. G. no 2-laNis
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X" l II EW ORKs!
FLAGS!
ILLUHIEArIONs. &c
fpl Nsortment Of Roman Candles, Rockets,
DC, for the Holidays ~
Trade supplied at
FUNSTON & sCOFIELDS
Omeers and Soldiers Supply Store
0e IS lm SOP u at near Killarda'
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CANTERBURY HALF =.
LoUIsIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH srRrxr,
j. tht rear af the Natioxas Hos>l.
Immenee success Of
NILE ANNETTA GALLErTI.
Mons. T. vELARDE.
TIVE Of the best Dancers in the World.
Hun DREDs TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT
LAST WEEK.
ANEW BILL TONIGHT
The beautiful ballet entitled
Kh TARlN NE:
Or, TIN STupto OF SALVADOR Rosa.
CONTINUED success of the Beautiful Pair,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER. the Queen of Song. and
MISS KATE PENNoYER, the lovely Danseuse.
THE GALLETrI BALLET TROUPE
and
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
In New Dances To night.
Mr. GEORGE r. EDpeoN
in the Isughsblc Farce entitled
A CONJUGAL LESSON;
Or A NiGRr WITH THE Sons or MALTA.
Ri%issssn Rsnis sssn j. Cents oioEsss ssass
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Themanagement take pleasure in informing th cir
Sns S oF Il. o9
TERBURY HALL WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE
! WEEK, for the purpose of Remodeling Painting,
and Decorating.
The management are determined to make the
Canter bury one of the most magnificent music
halls In the country, and have concluded to expend
the sum of SIS 400 for the purpose There VIII be
raised parquetts, spacious gallery, four magnih-
cent private boxes, &c, &c. In the interim the
Star fonPany f the Canterbry will give series OF
grand performances at the -
DDFELLOWs' HALL, SEVENTH STREET,
thereby enabling Ladies and Children to witness
the performaAces of this unparalleled COMPANY.
Ladies' are assured that there will be nothiag al.
lowed by the management in the above perform.
apces TO offend the tastes Of the most fastidious
When at Odd Fellows Hall no liquor or cigars
sold in the building de l6-1w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORO'6 NEW THEATRE.
TsErH STREET. ABOVE PrsKA. AVENUE.
Of haas, street Tss:sfs tBa
THIS tTHERsDAY, EVENING,
THE RICHINGs'
In the Great Wierd Spectacle,
SATAN ELLAI
THE POWER OF LOVE!
Inc srsnd operate; scenic anI decorative soc
sees S OF the sea- calling into effect the services
Su fnc ch0sa. shs RSaasn B.t TT9aps
Graham and all the favorites. 49,
~ Friday evening, MISS RIcHINGs, Beu.6,
oApnlssIos-Dress Circle and Psrqust, 80 cts.
ysfe Ror ses. 7s cts Family Circle, Is OTIS; Pri
usSsss Dooss open :. ss o'clock; performance com.
oROvER's THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willards Hotel
THIS tTHURsDAY, EVENING,
ny ths request OF numerous patrons will be pro.
ducsd. Tor the last time p 1sitiysly, the great
Dickens Brousham Burton Play OF
., DOMBEY BON.
Mr setchs III A. as.....................C Cant CnttI.
Mr.. Z. Barron as.................... Csrksr
Mr: Ben Rogers a.. Major Joe Bssstoek
Mrs. g. G. Gsrmon a.. as................Mrs. skeWson
Mise Isabel Freeman as ..Florepee Dombey
PUOk PILLICODDY.
John Peter PillicOdy. dy...........-.-..D Setebsll
oaIaA niunt ..'-.'....-........ .-... Lofty Hough
~ Admission 81, Is, and rs cents
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND c STREETS.
hksskBs MAEpsR 4 Co.
BUSINESS MANAGER. ER...................J. II. GosSoS
. MONDAY Dte.nabty %
X. FRANK DREW
The justly celebrated Comedian
The Management have great pleasure in annoupc-
ing that they have effected engagements With the
tollOwiD Artists: ~ "
MISS CHESTE
MRS GAsPARD MAEDER.
MRS. MUZZY.
Mr. WILLIAM HAMRLIN
Mr.. FRFD G.. MAEDER
Mr.. p. III. GALLAGHER
Mn, g. W. PARREN &c
Thus forming the
=, STtR COMPANY OF WASHING TOM
New Scenery, New ppointments, New Dresses &c
Full particulars hereafter it,
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oYA Chicago firm has Just coinpietsd q con-
tract TO furnish 10 Capt. Simonds Of Louis villa
and Mai Gston Of New York. 7s0 tone Of hard
bread. 10 be bs ked and delivered in Dccember
Ihis is said 10 bs the heaviest single contract
ever before made i'm the United States
~ The small poN has become epidemic In
Richmond, aud is believed 10 have ben carried
there by returned prisoners from Fort Dsis-
war. Seventy 1iN cases have been sdmttsed
TO one hospiial, and eighty 20 another.
50 We continue 10 import guns. The New
York custom -hou.. r,,urn. r.,r last week chow
So 1858 worth, entered g. thai port
- During the present sASsca S5-sf5 hcrs
have been received a. (ancinr@ti u, sgainst l52 90
for the corresponding pericd OF last year
81 tsle OF 65,coo eSsheh OF nooshiogbsny
coal was n cd. 10 the Cow r1stss NJ iB tHaefE-
natl OF we<ine.day Ct si,teen ceHs per bushea.
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Makes PLANTATION BIfTERS,

BRAKES PLANTATION BIT TIERS,
Eahausted natures great restorer. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed OF
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. II In
visoratss the body, without slim mulaung the
brain Il destroys acidity OF the stomach,
create. al appetite, and strengthens the system
1, Is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consupa-
rCn- Diarrhra, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents miasmatIc disease
nom change of diet, water, etc. IL can BE- used
~ all pmee Of day, b, old or young, and Is par
uepIaIiy recommended 70 weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocer., Druggists, Ho-
tis, aud Saloons. y. " BRAKE & co, No.
9e Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eoSm
AOTICg.-rPE COPARTSERsHIP heretofore
IN arraed on oy tAe name Of Y. HEIBERGEH
d 20. wAs Dissolved BY mutual consent on the 9Th
sf ANgust last All those indebted te the arm
Hrn.iy requested 70 sstue without delay; at the
J. II. KING.
sOrICE.-The subscriber, u. J. Heibsrser senior
pNruer ot the Late hrm, takes pleasure In inform-
uM oSntinue the budBess in all its branches under
Nse former name and title, and Will enseayor 10
merit tie continued fayors OF their former patrons
p J. HEIBERGER 4 CO,
tsuccesSors u Ii y London 4 Col
st isn ci'i1eBs'. Military and Naval rsIloY.
CERrLEaES's, YOUTHS AID BOYS WHITE
VI AND COL0kED DRsSs SBtRfS, embracing
very iArse s.aJrtuIsnt of WOoLkS sod C6BSI-
MIX ~ Ik rs 90 EesHt fUl JS:cs rms 81 .Ow prices
NOAH Waller 4 90,
% -ts~ss IlITl JCS EsLI avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

An y DEM EN- lS.
| WARRINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PEEESYLVANIA AVENUE
| PROPRIETORs A HhNBIIN co
ACTING MANAGER IA. d. HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER. JAMES PILGRIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA,
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIECEs.
LOOK AT YnK
ARRAY OF TALENT.
The Wonderful
A. II. HERNANDEZ,
AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE.
Whose entertainments far eclipse in spl.nder and
magnitude anything Of the kind heretofer. At
tempted.
FIRsT APPEARANCE
OF the Celebrated Ethiopian Comedians,
s$B$$sEH sSSBS$$sE#
Is: sSSB$$ssEE##:: ssSBB$$sE#: ssSSBBB$$$$sE#::
Who win appear in their highly popular Negro
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
DICK SANDS.
The wondsrful Clog Dancer.
sZoLLosY's BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE.
The Great Aero bats and Gymnasts
PILGRIM AND PAUL BERGER
w 1.sn,s NEW ACT. co,,
And J. A. ALLEN, &c ~
The entertainment will commence with the Bar
lesque entitled
UN BALLO IN M4SCRERA
Pete, the Doorkeeper. .............J. W. Lands
Manager ..-....-..................P Paul Berger
sHziG La a19t Miss KATE Ms2.b. Go,Rsn
La iets Gsseiiiienne BY the Corps de Ballet is
FRENCH DANCING M4sIER,
First Lady Of Instruction Nile WhsIp1e1
Lover---.-..........".. Paul Berger
The Isush.bie irf.erluds entitled,
PADDY GO EASY,
THE BOY FROM MrULLEGARRAr,
hssddN HlsS.ssSt So hssy MI Man James 3 Pilzrm.
"AEaK EEs FHH1Fl159y 4H 1HE 1Gnf4SRt, Gf fG4SRtcF,
By the acknowledged superior Acrobat and Gym
NOREsTB,
On the Horizontal Bar.
Bt.skneeE Act or the Nisgers Leap for Honor, raa'
L. sayo,ard JUL: shmsn ann and sisSss LanSis
The old Sexton, character. Paul Berger.
Hsge Eehos iCcrn,t soioj v ". Rhsepvess: Rhs.pSes:
MISS LUCY AT THE sIoREE.
by A. n Hernandez, Miss Marshall, and Company
POLKA. Mile Julia Lehman.
DONNYBR0OK FAIR;
OR, LIFE IN 0ELD IRELAND
Dennis Mccarthy, Colmsn, Dick Sands, Morests
Brothers, Lehsm and Ladies
The two ROmaa GlAaiators .Moreste Brothers
To conclude With the Coloic Psn,omime Of
THE COOPERS.
AMER Observation-Disclosures. "A. b. Hernandez
Several large Patent Heaters have been intro
Queed intO the hall Sud as h,Iil3inp
ParQuette and Family Circle. ....... u cents.
Orchestra Chairs. 81 cents.
Single Seats in Boxes. .S cents.
CelOred Circle. ......... Is cents.
Doors open at ca O'Clock; performances to com
mence st7Z. deb
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II ATTENTION, Suffers
H. W. PITKIN pTrKIN
PITKIN & CO.,
Who'll ESALE GHOCERS, PRODUCE AND
25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va
We hare just received large and we'll sele ctaa
stock Of GROCERIES. Suffers GOODS &c
which we are offering at lower cash prices than can
De bought in this market elsewhere One of our
hrm residing in Philadelphia, We have adv antsges
in bnying over most other houses ParticuIar at
tention paid to suffers orders
de- I'm" PITRIN Co
WATCHES, SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY
w l am daily receiving large additional S
supplies to my rich and Fashionable assort- E5A1
also fine stock of Gold and Silver WATOHE3
snd am consts nty N manufacturing every variety of
Goods, and alvey at the very lowest rates Please
call and examine the assortment. at 33S Penn.
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
del3-tf II. O. HOOD.
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~ SuTLEES
SUTLEFs Following thPiy Regiments, a. the!
mas. Il rough kle spdris viii do we'll 10 buy th.i'
PIES tnd CAKES 81 the Philsae pbis Bakery, No;
itf King near Washington street. pies snd
Case stvs,s on hand by tbs package de Il lm
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7 7 Z 6 I I T.
GITT'S
UM MBER YARD,
SIXTH STREET,
SOCTH OF PENNsYLvASIA AVENUE. dl2u

TN ATTEN ZION,
j Suffers, HOTEL AND HOUSE KEEP
ERS- just received from of the largest baker es
in PhiladelPhis . large assortment of CAKES,
lot of CHAMPAGNE CIDER, BUTTsR, ANS
and English Dairy CHEESE, which will be offered
At reduced prices applied for At once, At No
Pa. avenue, opposite Kirkwood Hsu-e. de IL lw"
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nAECING ACADEMY, AT TEuPER4SoE HALL,
- E,nse,, b i.rteN on and i0th
PROF. MARINI bexs leave to announce to his
many friends and patrs ms that his classes Al
now formed. Persons desiring to wall them ~
seivCs Of his will cali 1T class "a
days. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from Gssse
S1p to 51 D. m for misses and masters for gentle
men, the same evenings from to 10 p. m. dl2 lwf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

lave f-er sfTtes. sn4 from klt'Lsr - sttc n.fl
iar essetf'tiiy ssefai ~ .rraneffsl has ben sef-
49,.
Nr. orlf. iair = g.. fr-ef Rec. Toiefo slsl
sssrze e. ferfrai fzrsfiut n.ifuce ~ 60 Horip-
81 fhosf = 80 fsTs eftoysf ~ Lsr.e-fIkr hof,a.
fsifll. r. 80 cif~e.. 40 80 - -s<alrrf lLsf -
can feer ftr<~i-
Pee In aer1fi4frs siia ~ ualrt.
Ihls bose it iersftt os ~ t.rf<f ~ flfiA sd
Aaia streets. IL cits ffekati's - M yrtnrit al
p.rfs - - tlfy.
ne pcrssaFf rtr-irs - tAs Cslcs<o. lnfi4ra.,'Is
a Cis<tn14t a. ifrissiif nailfosfs ten a frc,t
- Ao1fe- elt ~lfhin -ls1-- et-tsr,-s . -
JOHS LAIR, fltt'r.
vuziit Ltfsystts. la srE-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ single tostss 81 sPArIDrSG's FRyPAKKp
GIN eli ave Tn TIRES ~ ooF. Je
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

100 noa LIS wool WANTED. al r.
49, - tCsth, a. ~ ksssssr stsTe.
-. Ia Nsis sl-,ss. Tfrrs Hrn.>. Ia.
sss->ld L. A. rrEyEIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

THIS NEW AND SPACIOUS
Il Hotel 8 lo~ opsn = the p8-ie. ~ rropris-
go spared rflt1 pains sefEe 81 fif raro-
piffirr 81 fhis Hosei. vhIrh e.
FirstCiass Appointments
al is gerieet alseiioa q ID. sai. ofits
Travelling Public.


viii ccn.gafs flrarsiay -lih say Heass q shs
oourtry. eA.i - We. 40 - ~ --latest 49, res-.,
arp.eTrI - fhr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

By The uss orfhese fiIls 80 periodic -tiasA-
Nervous OF sict Hsadaclc may he prevented. 81
AIKEN At the commencement 81 a atisck. immedis'.
elief from sickness win 30 obtained
They seldom iaii IA removing TIE Aals
Head,4cl< 10 which femsles are 20 rlueh sutlesi
iIThey AZ; generally usst ne l0rtls-s.ni,,in
Corfrc1e.s.
and AL porsc8a q fef1s AGbsfs they sainAi.
laxative. IN improving The aRpefife, givins r.
and rigoT 10 TIE digestive organs and restoring 'hr
natural electricity and strength q the whole F,s
Tue CEPHAIIC YIrss are ths rrsaii o. long ir'.
hgs.on and carefully oorductet experiments.
been "a nse many years. during Which tias II,
have prevented an relieved vast amouui ..l
0e ncrro.ss s.sfes or ffem = derangst si.f. g.. -
etcraarh
They are entirely vss.f-' u,sif era.I. .en
snf RAY tc tlten G; 80 fil wiz l. - ss.siy
piihou, making sfy lasnge n De; a..5 20 ols~rr
ofary si.0gs,...11e fs.t> s.,l.rs cay = a1a.iA
-, 49,. g. siTdre7
BEWARE OF cOUEIERFEiTS.
rss serline hAi, sis,.Aiaes 4 Henry :. sp4ul,in
each bos
so'els Dusssi-,- ss.s AT .sh.r dealer, in neil
,ite
A bar ~ln be seafi.y mall 90 res,ssi ofths
PRICE, - CgSTs
All erisrs -h~ala a. so.sT..asa 10
HENRY . SPAULDING
I" cs@sr Street. Es~ Ts.h.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

So single tostis Il sPAUIDrSG's FHyPAREp
GIN ~iii sast IN Tires ~ cost Ne
sPAULDISG' PREPARED GLUY
sPAULDISG's PREPARED Gill
sPAULDISc's PREPARED GLUE
SAW TIKI T12cgsi
fC0<ovy UfsPkr1a
49, - s7rTca r TErs sssrs EDs - 30
A. s.rtssr.ts VII harrsr. evra IN wefl requisite
fasntiisa 4 IL vr-y cefsbi~ - have ea-ap D.
esrrefer' esy ~ sepalring farrt-fe. TsT.. Cree
sry. a.
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MA tfssh aososnp@1is.-fss. hotns
Prsce :. o~-fs
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ssi.a - a. - 1fsr,, cl.f yltc. ilritstazs q g
if.I-saRED GLrK. -o-it taa:iar psrs-r. = eraz
~ t<s..r y1rElsElsg, 80 20 shss ise fei n--s
A<spArIpxs's pa1rARKD 0LCE-Ss
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06
UNDERTAKING.

II. WAIIER-Wn devote his
teri4fe<'s t.sfry Stssie
OPPOSITE IHE r0sr OFFICE.
tatA. ts.sat -z = ~ cslzas. MIA fan a. seu.
Tiete asforfrs. ri n
fndcisaket'> ss~oas nnd rfimminrs
NEfkLt,c
Gases and CasLes~,
J lsre -..te srlaazfl. tefs vtr-lsyf ear 49, 49,.
at4tr
Css-s So t,rststf 81 I'l-s ss.f.ls tt-.v r,--.e.
Frisfs-
tet 49, SIS fosY rrt1 f..... 3 .k. ... - .l..s
As Nf.f.f tetes
ny ~ f>-rv-Fs 49, l-ts~ fr-s-- <sr~ris---
- rfrtt a. ..1.itt ltfs.f.sa Is al. $780,,
i hctI g, frrtttt a seats 81 PAS = lsts-
f.-t,ff Erttffftl p -rr as ..e. ~ = ..... 1t
AsfsErs FAR s.rt So. ref
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