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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11
STATE OF IOWA.
ApJrrASr GESERAL's OFrice,
CLINTON, June 26th, 1862.

ApJrrASr Generals OrrIce.
CLINTON, June 26th, 1862 !
General Order, No. ~.
Particular attention Of soldiers urough called to
the following paragraph from General Crders No. 60,
War Department, Adjutant Generals ONCE, Washing
ton, June 9Th, 1862.
"a large number Of volunteers absent from their
Regiments who ft for duty. To enable them to
return the Governor OF States give them
certificates passes which will entitle them TO Transport
tation to the station Of the u s. Mastering Officer
who will pay the cost "
such certificate pass. and provide transportation
for the soldier to his regiment Or station" rtssI
The mastering officers In this State are: Can't H. f.
Hendershott, Davenport; Capt. L. 4. Yorke Capt.
George +. Pierce, Dubuque; Capt l.. G. Ball. Kcokuk
Passes Of the Adjutan General by order Of the Gov
ernor will be found in the hands Of the following named
persons: Lieut.. Col w d. Allison, Dubuque; 1t. n II.
Brainard Iowa City; Dr. Frank Woodruff, Des Moines
1t. Col. W. c. Low-e, Keokuk Lyman Cook, Esq,
Burlington; Hon. j. J. Burls Davenport Cashier OF
the Branch State Bank Muscatine Hon. A. =. Brown
Cedar Falls L. Col. H. c. Mutt, Council Bluffs; Vim.
B. Mack Esq, Cedar Rapids r. NJ, Eddyville.
Passes will be furnished at other points.
Soldiers apply directly to this office for passes but
the application must state the distance from their rssi
dence to the Mastering officers in this State.
Passes Of this Department heretofore issued will
longer be used for the transportation Of furoughed Sold
iers TO their Regiments. ... .....
~ r. BAKER -
.a AoijHt,nt Gen. Of EoarG
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

PIMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES are the result u
impure blood. The blood becomes thick and clogged -
Tie skin Is not able of the impurities so
to health. How many young men and
with their faces covered with pmpes and blotches who
are endeavorng to them by the Of soap and
washes Of various kinds. This Is very dangerous and
and should be prscticed by persons DESTROYS Of
good health Mothers who have children afflicted with
sores and eruptons, should never dry them up by
ternal application for in this way they will drive in the
minors and produce III health for the child during its
whole life time There Is mother that likes to see her
children afflicted with feeble health. .#.
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are prepared
expressly for the Of eruptons Of the skim such
rhnp!es, Botches, Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood
Of impurities producing beautiful clear and healthy
skin, SO much admired by all people Of ta.ts and refine
mcnt
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold BY all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11
ON M E CIAL,
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE.
Friday July II 1860

CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE,l
Friday, July II, 1869.
Crops and Weather..-The crops in the last
week have grown finely, particularly corn. We do not
remember ever seeing this crop growing fast at this
time. The weather has been just RICH. for IT, The wealth
err has been with light showers. Wheat is doing
well and will be splendid CROP field Of forty acres
Of winter wheat cut the fore part Of this week
Wavery. Rye Is being cut this week-a good YIELD Sew
sra pieces OF spring wheat will be ready to next
week. Timothy looks fine. wcsaw meadow last week
on Benjamin Knapp's place, Of twenty that will cut
three tons to the stood 81 feet high Other crops
look well. We have had some weather-the Their
mometor stood last Sunday in the sun l05 degrees
and at shutdown in the shade 50.
wheat...Tbs Wheat Market was pretty much the
the close Of last week Wheat has brisk
and active. On Wednesday good lots brought 6lc
The average 57da59-on Thursday decline in Chicago
Of II to cts. We close with 55l57 for No. l. Good
milling at 56@I5S. Not much coming in About 1000
bushels received the last week.
RYe... Quiet and nominal.
Oats and Corn ..-Prices unchanged. Steady with
fair demand at Csc. Not much in the market.
Barley. ..scarce. And in demand for brewing at
3o@35c
ket Is steady at our last quotations.
Butter.-.Choice Dairy, s0loc. Fair to good 6Qs
Not much in the market.
WOOl...walter Browns Monthly Wool Circular
for July says The past month has been great &C
viy both in the Eastern markets and in the Wool grow
ing Districts and prices Of Domestic Woods advanced
from 2QL3c q D.
The unusual abundance Of currency has enabled great
numbers to enter the field buyers Prices here have
been from 25@iOc Some good lots arrived this week
from upper counties. The demand is active. About
1000 bs have been received the past week There
shipped yesterday from Barnum Mecndy's 5000 lbs Of
fine Wool The indications are that the demand for
Wool will be active and that prices will range higher than
last year.
The Produce MOvcMent.-We are under
many Obligations to Mr.. Vim. b. loss, the gentenaniy
agent at this place. for the weekly report OF the Produce
Movement.
Shipments from Cedar Falls for week ending July 10,
GA bushels wheat 500 barrels Of flour u PCS
pounds OF miscellaneous freghts Included in miscelia
neous irexhts 58s3 pounds wool aud 4GS pounds
butter
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

For tho Third Lo9a.-Orderly Sergeant
PuLvER, who has been at home in this place
for some time, recovering from wounded
shoulder, returns to his regiment next
Wednesday. lie will take with him any
letters or packages the friends Of soldiers in
his regiment may wish to send them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Ice Cye0m.-GooSnsAD Of the City Bak.
cry, has placed us under great obligations
for the toantiful supply Of ice cream sent to
the GAZETTE office on Wednesday evening
last. lt.wasn't skim milk ice cream, but the
regular genuine article. We always thought
good deal Of GoopnEAD, and more now than
ever. chas not only got a good Aead but
0oOI heart
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Rustic.-A load Of young country people
who had been celebrating the glorious
Fourth in Waterloo, passed through town
on Saturday morning last, in such manner
as to attract considerable attention. The
lead was about equally made up OF ladies and
gentlemen, and each sportcd chcroot, which
vas putfcd at vigorously. We noticed that
they occasionally exchanged with one another
for the purpose Of asccrtaining, as they cx-
pressed it, If your'n Amt bctter'n mine!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Stone Ware.-We see that the Stone Ware
manufactured by Mr.. White, of this place, is
receiving the most favorable notice through.
out the State. Dcservedly so.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Whsat.-The Dubuque Herald says that
gentleman in Mitchell county has made ar
rangcmcnts to store 10000 bushels Of wheat
in this place during the coming fall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Hot-Thc heat Of unday last was terrific
After 6 o'clock in the evening the thernom-
stor indicated over 90 degrees. During the
week we have had number of days of OK
cessive warm weather, but nothing equal to
Sunday. .-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Ftrsonsl.-Dr. MARSH has gone on another
professional trip in the country. He will be
at home again IN the course of three weeks
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Select Scheol.-By advertisement elsewhere
It will be seen that the Summer term of Miss
SrxEErER's Select School wiz commence on
Monday, July 14th. -----
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Neu Engine.--Wc understand that the D.
l. s. G. R. R., arc daily expecting a new
first.class engine, called the Plat Smith.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

n Bank gets an 4mbrosial Fanning-A
week or SO ago youag man, whom, for his
sweetness sake, we will call Ambrose, came
among the inhabitants Of this youthful city
on the banks Of the Cedar. Fresh from the
metropolis of Iowa he came-young, strong,
and fair to look upon. In appearance he
was imposing and manly,-in bearing.
proud and naughty. lie came not empty
handed, but with money in his brecches.-
Friends gathered around him to sip of his
ambrosial sweetness, as bees gather around
the early-bloown rose of summertime. On
the street he was saluted with dotted hats
and low bows-swcet smiles and delicate
courtcsies. Woe! woe! that such as he
gifted and so noble-should be the victim of
misplaced confidence. The friends to whom
he threw open the wide portals Of his manly
heart betrayed him, and in the hour Of his
discontinue laughed him to scorn. Like
worms in the bud they gathered to drink the
nectar of his ambrosial nature. But such is
life; in this cold, hcartlcss world each must
needs drink Of the cup Of sorrow. AS the
rain fallcth alike upon the just and upon the
unjust, even SO do life's troubles and great
sorrows visit both the good and the bad A
friend in need is friend indeed; but false
friend is far worse than a true enemy.
Ambrose deposited four dollars in the
Bank. Then again two dollars; friends per.
suaded him that the bank was unsound, and
prevailed upon him to draw his money i'm
mediatcly-which he done in state of con-
siderable excitement. Then friends made a
trade with him and gave an order on the
bank for money they never had deposited
Ambrose got excited about its being paid
Had loud talk with the banker-who under
stood himself Then finally found out he
had been imposed upon. Friends then con-
WINGED him that it was his duty to apologize
to bankers. Ambrose thought so-done So
Then he should publish card in the paper
he thought so-tried to do SO. Here the
Ambrosial Tanning Of the Bank ended.
In order to secure himself against future
impositions the ambrssial youth yielded to
the opportunities Of his many friends and
allowed himself to be initiated in the honored
and renowned order Of 1901. Now, in that
great brotherhood does our Ambrose shine,
ar unpaleing brilliant star. The Grand Mo-
gul Of every community will gather our sweet
youth to his warm bosom and call him bless
cd forever more. Ambrose, may hope ever
bless you, love ever hover on golden wings
around you. life ever be peaceful and happy
to you. Ambrose, though tits hard to say it,
and the big tears bedim our eyes, and our
large heart seems coming upward to our
mouth, still the bitter word must come-Am-
brosc, Farewell!
Oh ye men who cemc from cities with ar
airs and bon ton dress, remember
that they who lack sense do not all live in
the country. Be not too forward; remcm-
Der that many misconstruc the scripture!
injunction about taking strangers in.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Wood.-A few cords of wood will be re.
ceived At this office on subscription to the
GAzErrE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Building Bridge.-See advertisement in
viting bids for building bridge in Union
Township. a-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

STATE or Iowa, l..
Riack Hawk County. %
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON THE
~ 10Th day Of july A. d. 1862 at II O'Clock l. w. OF
said day. the Court House in the village
Of Waterloo County Aforesaid will be sold at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. the following des
cr,bed Real Estate, taken Special Execution issued
out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the District OF said
County in favor Of y. B. HATCH and against John W. In
man. Mary L. Inman and e. w. Dyer, to.wit Lot one
in Block three in Edwin Browns addition to the village
Of Cedar Falls, In Black Hawk County, Iowa. much
thereof may he to satiy said Writ Of Exc
cution and all accruing costs
w. r. BROWN Sheriff.
Dated shepi6s Office, Waterloo june ecth 4. o. iaAc
D, ALLEN FlaintiEs Attorney. l31.w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Csrtaialy.-Go to LIrPoID's for clean,
quiet and satisfactory shave. f .ees#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

DOCK BINDERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFAC-
ID TURERS, AND PAPER RULERS, Cedar Rapids.
iowa. Magazines, Music. etc., bound In any style. IA
pcr ruled TO any pattern
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Republican Cducus.-Pursuant to a call
the Republican electors of the town Of Cedar
Falls met at the school house for the purpose
OF electing eleven delegates to attend the
County Convention, to be held in Waterloo
on the 18th. The meeting was called to or
der Ly G. NJ. HARRIS, Chairman OF the Town
Committee. Upon motion A. ID. BARNuM
was elected Chairman, and ii. A. PERKINS,
Secretary. Moved that the Chair appoint
committee Of three to report names of dele
gates to the meeting. Carried. Chair ap-
pointed II. II. CARPENTER, BYRON CULVER
and GEo. BENTLEY said committee. The COM
mittec reported the following list:
PETER MELENDY, JOSEPH ROsENBAUM.
T. D. CARPENTER, r. N. CHASE,
II. A. PERKINS, CALEB MAY,
JOHN KERR, D. c. OyERMAN,
}. b. POWERS, &c. BURKE,
Upon motion the report was received and
the Committee discharged. 1t was moved
that the report be adopted. Carried.
Moved that the delegates present at the
Convention be empowered to cast the full
vote of the delegation. Carried. ...
Meeting adjourned.
A.D. DARNUM, Chm.
II. PERKINS, Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

Another Robb~y.-On Thursday evening
Of this week, the house of Mr.. CoBB, about
two miles below Waterloo, was burglarous-
ly entered and $16o in money taken there.
from. Mr. G. had in the house some $500,
but the thief failed to obtain but the $1GO.-
Robberies in and about Waterloo are getting
too frequent, and prompt measures should be
taken to discover the rogue.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

- W. Care Our WiUit"-On our first
page may be found thrilling and beautiful
sketch written by orr correspondent DAN
de QUII.LE- The San Francisco (Cal) Gold
81 Ere, liz which paper it first appeared says:
"lSc sure and read We Gave Our Will
Es'-the finest thing that has yet flowed
from the cxhaustlcss pen Of arr talented con-
tsihutcr, Dan DC guile It is perfect word
pictn-e, strong. terse and brilliant as any por-
ton Il Major Winthrop's John Brent" a
literary gem in its way, seldom equalled by
writer's of widest notoricty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

On Hand.-Our friend KNOWLES of Big
Greek was up on the evening of the Fourth
with very fine display Of fruits and flowers
for the exhibition that was anticipated to
come off on that evening at Horticultural
Hall, but which on account Of the Fire
Works, Dance, etc., was postponed. 1t is
now proposed to hold an Exhibition two
weeks from tonight Farther notice will be
given. ~. E..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

tHUUSCd, Dan Dc Quilie. II is perfect word
picture, strong. terse and brilliant as any por-
ton Il M.jor Winthrop's " John Brent" a
literary gem in its way, seldom equalled by
writer's Of widest notoricty.
" Our Eastern Maa-Yt seems that the
Postmaster at Cedar Falls has vetoed our
daily mail, and restored the tri-weckly. 1t
IL rumorcd that he talks strongly of vcto:ng
tho Homestead bill, on tho ground that It
will induce cmigrants to 70 a little further
west than the great city Of Cedar Falls
We think that in ordering a continuance
of tic old mail service on this route. when
the Department at Washington had ordered
daily, the r. NJ. at Cedar Falls, exhibited
spirit which public officer should not The
people along the road between this and Ce-
dar Falls, must 60 to work for the increase
of service. From what we learn, We must
expect opposition At Cedar Falls, but we can
overcome this. Who will devote few hours
in circulating petition in Fort Dodge p
Frt Dodge R,pu6lieah.
The above appeared in the Fort Dodge
Republican Of the ID inst, and does great in
justice to Mr.. HARRIS, the Postmaster at this
place. The facts arc these. A Mr.. VIRTUE
put in = bid for carrying daily mail from
this place to Fort Dodge for $4,000 per year.
the same price asked by the Western Stage
Company for tri-wcskly service. The con-
tract dates from, the LIST inst. The time
came and NJ. VIRTUE failed to comply with
the terms of his bid, in fact, never made any
arrangements to do 80. Mr.. Harms saw the
agent Of the Western Stage Company, who
said they could not afford to carry it in ac-
cordancc with Mr.. Virtue bid, and would not
stock the route for daily service with the un-
certainty Of getting any increase Of pay, but
would continue to carry the mail tri-weckly
As they had been in the habit Of doing, un-
til satisfactory arrangements could be made
with the P. O. Department. Mr.. HAsRIs
spoke to other parties, but no one was willing
<ecowo)y with V,RruE's contract, and there
fore the only thing be. could do was to &C.
cept the proposal Of the Western Stage Com
psay. and await instructions from Washing.
top.
Mr.. HAMS is very accommodating and
efficient Postmaster, and we are certain will
use bis best endeavors to furnish our West.
srn friends with their mail matter AZ prompt
" and often a. it is possible to do it We
think that . very little investigation will con.
vince our Fort Dodge friend that he has GEN.
Surcd one to yhom no blame attaches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-11

A look at Garden.-W cdnesday evening,
Mr.. X. NORRIS Of this place, escorted US to
an examination Of his very fine garden. This
spring, we learn from Mr.. NJ, that spot Of
ground was wild prairie--now it blossoms
as the rose. 1t shows what can be done by
little energy. Even this the first year, Mr..
Norris has had quite variety small fruits !;
his vegetables are not inferior to any We have
seen in The place, and he has great variety
Of the choicest flowers. He has had new po-
tatoes for two weeks past-wil. have green
corn in day or two, and other things are
prcportionalIy forward Mr.. N. gathered US
very beautiful bouquet, for which we are
decidedly thankful. His dahlias are forward
and superior to any We have seen the present
season. We thought while looking over his
garden how very strange it was that when so
little effort would bring so many luxuries and
so much enjoyment that so few should re-
gard it as worth their attention. In few
years Mr.. Norris will have a perfect little
Eden, and even by another year, few gardens
will be superior.
Evening star., 1862-09-29
BATCHEIoRS : HAIR DTE,


William A Batchelor's : celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces a color not 10 be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least rem
edeS the i'll effects Of bad dyes and ;avigoratcs the
Hair for life. Grey, Red OF Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leavin. the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
AZ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE-
LoR, on tn four sides Of each Jo1
Fuctors, No. 81 Bq,Clay 81, Ns'r Yorl
m T7-ly UIate 2S3 Broadway and Is Bond S. y
Evening star., 1862-09-29

On tne 2oi instant by the Rev C. C Mesdor. Mrs
WILLIAM IL. BRIGHT 10 Miss CLIA A. STEW
ART. all Of Washington.
DIED,
In this city. on Sunday. the 28th Instant in the
9Th year Of his age. CHAtNCEI ADAMS for
mery OF Indiana, but for the past ten years res
ident OF Washington.
On the 29th instant, after short but painful i'll
ness. JAMES W. youngest son of J w. and f. J .
Birch, aged years, months and ~ days.
My age II was tender. the bud not half bloomed
When Jesus hath called me to lay in my tomb;
Farewell, dear parents my playmstes adieu
am high up in glory. praying for you.
The funeral will take place this evening. at MIS-
CodTiCk s, corner 1879 and Sts.. Island
On the 2Sti of September. after n short but pa IN
ful Illness, SARAH JAN f. infant dau gin ter of J f.
and Kate A. Champion. a ged day and Il hours.
Weep not Tar little Sarah,
Her gRntl. spirits red-
She SWeetly sleeps with .esuS
Among the silent dead
Shed not one tear OF sorrow
Around her infant tomb
Think what lovely Hover
We have in Heaven to bloom (RepUbD d"
Evening star., 1862-09-29
BOARDING.

('HUiCE RDVH> NOW VACANT. with BOARD
- at No. Indiana avenue - "a
HHlRST CLASS PERMANENT AND TRAN.
4 sien; Board may he had in enc Of the mos cen
trai and healthy locations in the cit, OF hiag
ton, cn the southwest corner of Second and u =,
FuTniShai unfurrishes Rooms with or - ithvut
Board. Gas ant water all Through the house
EIkST-CLASS. PERM ANDTRtNSIENT
4 heard, may be obtained in one Of the most
healthy ana beautiful locations in the city OF
Washington. NO. % Missouri avenue. between si
and AZ streets and within two minutes walk Of pa
avenue. Paymaster- OF the Army and stranger
visiting Washin gton. would find a plea SAINT home
during their stay, at a moderate expense auze
Evening star., 1862-09-29

B, GREEN L WILLIAMS. Au-t:oneer,.

By GREEN WILLIAMS. Au-t:oneers.
pIBtIC SALE OF HotsE ASH LOTT
t-n,ent cf Harriet Ssrroii srerr-x-i under and by
virtue o. IN" power conferred spe. then by tAe
The ps:rici Of C"inmbia Se si..if II .. fMu RS
DAY the ID Of October next. AZ O'Clock D. M On
rsrt II lot narrrrd tee ts, ns IN s1as~
seven hundred and nincty fis as the ssss is laid
si,gs,ed on rosssyivsass ave aseaae, W S~isees TsIri
ard Fourth streets east. -
With h.;smsat .rd I. -iturted IN god and iSriS-
The terms Of sale ere. one hssf es the ruvcaase
p,cney eash aud the b.i.nee 81 3, .ad yme.shs. =
the seSms .rs re not % sompnsa ~it Il IN shses ds5s ss
executors the right 20 resell At the rfsk nd
,Air ooareysncing 70 be ~ ne ee~s .f the pur-
ehs'er' caasEhssi cankEss Hteks feksf Ereeatsrs.
The above property sold on the "a of Sepssrs-
Der. instant. and the purchaser having failed 10
comply With 4 the . terms s Of = Sss s be ss. rsd
M esaS. s5esa 'he sSfFs sIfsfssrs WILLIAMS Aue..
ByJ c. Mcguire 4 Co, Asetioneer.. !.
TRCsTEEs SALE OF yALrABl.l BUILDING
Ma, l. 3 Iss and duly r:sosdsd = 81 LIssr s :, :.
bia we VIII sell =. ygblic AUCTION. in front Of tas
e. .: lsss iss lssriss asss5.ssa s.ess S's sr
original Lots No. one Jli and two. C2p in square
Nc: eight hundred and hfty eight ls5sl
This lot L. situated In rapidly Inn proving psrt q
the city
Terms e sale One third ia cash. Of which So
ps,rents; a. s and y months, With interest. Sc
in fye days. All convey sncing st purchssers cost
NINA Mhh,;tAh H. oA' %oAARb't Trustees.
sc& J. G. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
NIARsHALs sALB...In virtue Of a WRIT of ae-i
IVA facas issued from the Clerk on ce ofthe Cir
cult Court, OF the District OF Columbia, for the
Count, OF AZ hih gton. and 10 me directed Win
expose TO public sale fo= csah In frnut Court
House dosr of said county, on MONDAY, the rSth
Described Lots. to- wit, viz: Lots lettprrd A, b G.
ID. T.. r, and q. in James Dunsvin sabairisisa, 90
rigi raj Lots No. :. =, and g. 10 square No 22 in
the city Of Washington, ID. c., together with a1
ana singular the improvements thereon. seized ant
levied upon ss the property cfJsmes L. Dunssm,
and viii be sold 60 satisfy Sudciais No 2ss 10 o.
tober. 1867, in favor of Daniel X Swope
WARD IA. LAA0N,
st l9-dti L. 9. Marshal ID, G..
Evening star., 1862-09-29

WHITEHrRsr GALLERY, 434 Pennsylvania av
furnishes Carte de Nisite Likenesses of every de-
scri ripton. LikcnesScS of many of those slain in
recent battles can be obtained at this estabs hment
Also, Card Likencsses Of all the prominent Grner
ais and Civilians. Orders for Camp and Field
Views promptly attended to. Remember and go
TO Nhitehursts : before going 20 the battle field.
&c &c i:0H
Evening star., 1862-09-29

POSTAGE CrRRENCY.-The Bullion Bank redeem
their hi lls in nited States Notes Postal Cur
rency when they presented. Citizens having
only one dollar receive any other money for it
by presenting it to the Bank sa 29-lw+
Evening star., 1862-09-29

Go ALL "f you to the Dollar Store, 43S Penasyl-
vanla Avcnur. nacr Four and half street. and see
the spcndi3 stock of New Goods opening. and
take your choice for One Dollar Sc T-Iys