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cSel Movements.
EroEl Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 20-Ths nay of
truce 81; amboat Metamora arrived this morn
inc from City Point, but brought no passnn-
eeIs. -Four hundred Union prisoners are 10 Dc
AZ City Point to morton. While the MetaIiora
r. manned there her officers and crew were not
allowed 10 step on shore, and no intercourse,
except Official, was afforded them. The rebel
officers were not communicative, or even So
cial, rs has generally been the case heretofore.
The flag of truce steamboat New York, left
This afternoon for City Point, in charge of Capt
MuliOrG, OF the I'd New York regiment, to bring
down the it0 Union prisoners who are 10 arrive
there to-morraw, by agreement. They are all
prisoners of war.
On the 10Th our pickets were driven in At
Suffolk. Gen. Peck sent out force which
drove all the rebels across the Blackwater
Bridges across all the streams between Suffolk
and the Blackwater and alsoacross the Black
water are being constructed.
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From North Carolina.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--A Newbern IN. c.
letter, from headquarters states that Gen
Fosters recent expedition lanked the rebels ut
Hamilton, and they only escaped by hasty
light A line of fortifcations three miles in
length was destroyed
Two mere compani"s Of volunteers have
been raised on Hatteras tanks
JEFF. DAVIS is said 20 be at variance with Gov.
Vance, and is seriously debating the abandon
,nent of North Carolina as a dead weight 10
the rebel cause.
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Railroad Train Thrown into a RIyer-Loss
of Life.

Eo,ToN, Nov. 2i-Tbe engine, tender, smoking &
car and three passenger ears Were precipitated
lntO Charles river to-day, on the Maine Rail-
road, the draw being open. Most of the passcn-
gers escaped, the train being at a slow rate of
speed. Four bodies were recovered, which are
believed 10 be all those drowned. Several were
frCm the windows and were rescued by swim
ming 10 the shore with boards, etc. J. l.. Holt,
of Maiden; VIM. Dyer; Mr.. Taylor, of Somer-
VILE, and Charles G. Richardson, brakeman,
". the persons drowned. One man is miss
ing-name unknown.
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CANTERBURY HALL!

SNN EsT 6OT TALI!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
THE MOST PROSPEROUS PLACE OF AMCSE-
MENT IN WASHINGTON.
Crowded Houses Delighted Audiencesi
Patronized by the First Gentlemen in tie Country
A NEW BILL TONIGHT
Last Week Of the Beautiful JULIA MORTIMER
and the Charming KA9E PENNOYER
Last Week, positively of the GIPSY'3 LAY.
Continued success of the Scottish Nivht;nysl.
MISS AGNES SCTHERLAND
Second Week of G GEORGE r. EDISON.
Continued success of the ETHIOPIAN cornedisns
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS.
They will appear tc-ni ght in two Ethiopian acts
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER and 4--Il-44
FULL BAND OF MINsTRELS TONIGHT.
MONS sZOLLOSY'S NEW BALLET in which the
Court of Beauty will appear.
The laughable farce entitled TIE SECRET
George Il. Edeson Thomas
Doors open, t;. O'Clock: performance, tx
Admission 10 cents. Orcnsstrs, 81 csnts
Monday, Nov. 24th frat appearance Of
NJ lie ANSETTA GALLITTA d Mons VAIORDE
Two of the Best Dancers in the World.
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

NASHVILLE, Nov. I9.-(Sen. Silrs advance
had slight skirmish on Sunday morning with
Rebel cavalry, on the MurfrecsboTc road, Sc ven
miles rCm Nashville. Nobody was hurt.
Yesterday Gen. Woods advance had another
skirmiSh at Rural Hill, lasting two hours and a
hall. Four dead Rrbcls were left on the field,
and four privatas OF the 18th were captured.
MorSans cavalry dismounted and fought as
infantry, hut escaped our Lani.ng party by
skeGadcling. Twenty artillery shots were fired.
Oar ioraging and scouting parties are securing
the country
NASHVILLE, Nov. aO.-An expedition OF two
regiments OF infantry. nnder Col. Cardin, which
has Eeen securing the country between here
and Ciarhsyille, has returned, having captured
IS Rrtels, ~ horses, 20 mules, and 100 muskets.
Another flag Of truce, with Rebel ladies for
Dixie, goes South tomorrow. The first was
not permitted TO enter the Rebel lines.
A scout has arrived from Knoxville, which
place he LETT on the 18th. There were no troops
re, except sick and cen yalcscents He un-
ueTstcod that the Rebel troops had gone West.
q. NJ hchinEyills there was considerable force
CT conscriTts from the adjoining counties. At
sparta there was small force. He saw no
mere Eehei troops except at Kingston, where
Iht re- W. Te q few.
Gen. Kozecrans has ordered the release of
81 a. baes Cf cotton seized Tor breast orks here
recently. II viii te shipped North soon.
The railI o.d is now open.
IEr NY s!ill cyince q disposition 10 fight
al 4 uilaE Eoma
-Abcut tw,nfy r. bel ladies OF this vicinity,
y bO yisiitd Nashville for groceries and dry
goods On passes tr.m rost commanders, and
of all passes hy Gen. Rosecrans. were sent
south this morning under a flag OF truce.
Affairs at HoIIy Springs.
CAIRO, Nov. N.-Passencers from Holly
Springs report the army III a stand still. Hos
pita:s aIe Eeing prepared, and large quantities
OF grain are being collected. A depot for con-
tr1hands las lie, Ia established aL Grand juno
tion.
Rebel Movements.
st. Louie, Nov. 2i--AdYices have been re-
c"ived here that the enemy in ;he Southwest
h. advanced, 5,tiD strong, from Boston Mosn-
taIhs 10 Cave Hill, apparently intending ID give
tattic 10 our forces under Gen. Blunt. Learn.
ing that III" enemy were at Cave Hill, General
Elunt made preparations 10 move upon him.
la soon found, as If apprised Of the fact, that
tie rebels had hSlrriesly Withdrawn again and
r, tirt q 10 the mountains. This is all the in
tellig"nIc at present received relative TO this
movement. Gen. Schofieid has received tenn
lorary leave OF absence from his command on
account OF sickness, and is now Oh hIs way 10
~ Louis.
Erig. Gen. German has been instructed 10 re-
port for orders 10 Gen. Curtis, and will shortly
arrive here
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A X M Y 8 u p p Il / K 8

OFFICE OF THE CHEF QUARrERM.srEn,
Army of the Pntomde, )
WASHINGTON, September D.. 1862
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
of the army Of the Potomac the following articles :
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, secarely
baled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked
1900, 900 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality. In
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well seasoned
and of the best Qu Atty.
Each bid must be accom- panied by the endorse
ment OF two responEble persons that the contracts
awarded will be fulflled.
.icles may be needed, and contracts will be awarded
for the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible.
bidder up to the time of opening.
The Ight is reserved to accept all or any part Of
any bid
Proposals should be endorsed Pro posals for Hay
Oats, or Wood ;" as the may be, and enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFCS INGALLB,
Lieut. Col and 4. D. O.
se23-u Chief Qusrtermaster.
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Gen. Banks in New York

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-Gen. Ranks to-day de-
clined an urgent appeal from the merchants t0
address them He visited Gen. Scott to-da V,
calling terwar, with his staff upon General
ctlellap.
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STOCK OF FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
~ ron SALE At
THE LOWEST CASH PRICESt

rsUGARs-sSuars Cut Loaf. STANDARD Crushed.
Tow wdsr-S .nd Coffee Crushed Ss g.rs, arst quality
BUTTE R-Go.hen and Delaware eonnties, New
ssTa;sS S for .Gsr keeping, fresh ana ans
warranted first qualify.
CoFFEE-In sacks of about 10 lbs each, pure
Java. 1
LARD-W.J. Young s best Leaf Lard, in small
Kegs.
BIsCUIT-wilson'. Soda and Sugar Biscuit
TEAs-Ooiong, souchonR, Breakfast, Hyson, &c.
RlCE-Esst India Rice, in barrels and half bsls.
fAfiCEA-In sacks. best in the market.
sARDlN ES-In whole, half and quarter boxes,
)ust received, and latest i'm mportation.
sALAD OlL-Bordoaux and Nice Oils, in essos Of
HACCARONI AND vERMICELLI-In % ID.
boxes, real Italian, Just imported.
fRUITs-Prunes, Bsisins. Paper Shell Almonds.
CHOCOLATE Bakers and Norfolk
| CHkFsE-Bcst New York Daifies, Bronson g
English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheeses, by the
CAYENNE PEPPER-Tins and vials, in cases of
two and three dozen each.
soAP-Ali kinds best quality sosps, and Fancy
Soaps in great variety.
ADAM MANTINE CANDLEs-In cartons, 8 lbs.
each and s. lbs. to box alao in p ID. boxes, Jo-
sish Macy & Sons
POTATOES S-Prince Albert's and Peach Blows,
FRED. S. CozznNs,
no F-l~eo Pa avenue, ne xt to 18th st.
(uECUIP COURT FOR MONTGOMERY COUN-
- . TY-IN EQUITY.-
NOVEMBER TERN 1862
WILLIAM ROBERTS, The object Of this
sstl is to trprps prGs1rs ,st
R"bert paS With thtp aaaaa
@ sss the the shs hs iast sst yns
cut any just reason OF cause. abandoned the COM
rlalnant and her home; that there il no rCIs-
onabie .xpectations of reconciliation 1t is there
upon adiudged and ordered that the complainant
nv ron Ctn y
some ntw.rsper printed iii Washing ton City, in the
District OF Columbia once in each of four success
siye weeks before the -Gth day of December
eighteen hundred and Sky two, giving motto, to
the said absent defendant of the object AMI sui
stance of this bill. and her to appear in this
Court. III person or by solicitor. on or before tn.
fist day 81 April ae2t to answer IL" promise! anJ
show cause. ii any SIZE has, Way detrea ought not
To PASS rs prayed.
MICH s BREWER. Circuit Judge
Copy-Test: JAS q UENTNG
~ ClcrI, Circuit Court Mont somery Go.
November l3, ls52 no I5-Iaw.ySs
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e. Through the efforts of the authoriti,s,
m ock auction. ering Ia ncarly abolished IN n, y
York ctty Th. l.. are now but t.So Peter un 4
shops in operation there
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S-T.-186O
DR. AXES PLANTATION Buffers,

They purify, strengthen, and inyisorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are al antidote to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
THY ssrensthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent nliasmatic and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh1a, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great Testorer. They are made Of
pure St. C-oix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard TO age
or TINE Of day. Particularly recommend TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stmuIant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. r. H. DRAKE & co, 202 Broad-
way, New York. sep 25-eo1m
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To be delivered st the Navy Yard, in this city
free of cost to the government for froight trans!
portation. 8. p. BROWN,
no f7-dtl Navy Agent.
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SO 1AAs NOTICE. SO
NJ PARKER
Ne. SO LOUISIANA AVENUE
Respectfully ant. cheerfIiy returns tn anks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Hop1h: u i bfSF sfdS.
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work pertaining tn
FIRST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT
He has no hesitancy in sslicting a continuance
his PRICEs ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPTIONABLE
PE0MpTNEss IN DELIVERY.
~ BSn1eHijsT ths aETntsr'
50 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc 22Sm RetIesn Sixth and Seventh sts
II U Z 9! U R s.!
i FER ST.,
Just opened, an extensive and we'll assorted stock
otLAniES' aud CHIbDREN'S 5 DRESS and FAN
Cf fURS, made expressly for retail trade by
our hoaSe IN New York, and warranted ts be the
bert IN this market.
We espeeiaIly call the atten,inn of purchasers to
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, and AMERICAN and
CANADIAN FURS. consisting in Ladies' aud
mems Mufiiers.
We defy all com mpetition in this line
At the same tine we bring in renen branca enr
stock Of LADIES' CLOAKS and MANT1ES,
DRESS GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS,
choicest ratterns Of fashion.
~ Renlember-4e Market Space, near Seventh
street under the Avenue House
no elm g. K w. MEYENBURG
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| DROPOSALS FOR IRON IRON CLAD SEA
| IL STEAMERS

NAVY DEPARTMENT, October 80, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until No
vember "a, 1852 for the construction Of moro
Iron Iron ciad Sea Steamers, of about !, ,31 tons
complete, including machinery. mss's, and spsrs
OF iron, " ire ri geins. iron boats, with anchors
cables sales, ani all other equi pments necessary
the ordnance and ordnance stores
The general plans and specifications can be ex-
smined at the Navy Department
The proposition must state the prico for the
whole complete, and the time in which each vessel
will be deliver ed at n Navy Yard on the Atlantic
coast.
Bids will only be received from parties who are
known to be able to execute the work, and the con
tract will EN- brace all the usual conditions.
oc 3l-StawtSo24
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATRE.

fORO'S NE" THEATRE,.
wu TEETH sIsrEr. ABovs PExsA. Lyssur;
tt!so Of Holiday Street Theatre, Bait %@rei .'"f
Mr.. HUMPHREY BLAND
Mr.. AND M SIssTSoGLpooK. sss!Tsot f
sE ysaEs :. M cslsEsfe suSS Vocalist
Last Night or MRS PHILLIPS.
.r. THIS EVENING
, ONE ssS TouSh HSa's5iS 81 kkTukE. sk4Tuhk
Mss rsnn senour Ms., onEs conid0ek
After which the Military Burletts of
ph!,;a, hoa, gs ,;S1 SnE VETERAN AND MS rRo4ENY:
A'''p 'A'0' To conclude with Mr. "'ana
u,.,,. BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Blue Peter with sonsj. NJ. Dunn
\, Monday, Grst night of the Opera, Mr.. and
Sl.s kiehhinss appssriag supported BY full CON.
PRlcEs OF ApnissIaK Dress Circle and Par
Circle Is cents; Private Boxes, s.
Doors open st 6N O'Clock performance com
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard Is Hotel
LsonA.p GAovsn--. M.s,.k.
THIS EvENIN6,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
IHE ShEA1 CONED1AN, SEFCHELL,
BEST CosPGNYIN AMERICA,
In Lucille's New Peculisr Version of
JACK SHEPARD,
THE Bold RoBBER AND HIGawiYHlS
husilie Slie,sm Mss,ern as....... HANDSOME Jack
To eonfIusf sfSnhnK Sijh 4: f1sst FfSt Farce
'Mids. the gathering thunder cloud "s ''i DfS'
InEshearsaI, LUCIFEK and TANNING OF THE
- Admission 5n. 25 and IS cents
kIY9k'S WASHINGTON THEATRE
ELEVENTH STREET, Near Perm. Avenue.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ....... JAMES 81. NIXON
THIS tsArURDAYl EVENING.
4 STRONG BILL!
TIE vrpr iirs' Night of
WISH TON WISH.
Cubas as..." .Sarranattah
First and Only Night Of
JACK SHEP PARD
Fanny Brown tist and ID scts) JAG, Sheppard
J. W. Albsugh (ad sctb as..........J Jack Sheppard
Every member of the Dramatic Comrsny Will
appear.
Doors open att; to commene at ~ precisely.
A TnEATKE OF THE WORLD
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL PEOPLE
and all classes of professional
SHOW FOLKS
will f,d the whole world Of Public Amnsaneats
freely and fairly discussed in the
EARLY OR COUNTRY EDITION
THE
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY
which in this depar tment, has come out
AHEAD, AS USUAL.
Price Six CENTS copy, al all News Depots
~ Advertisements tn inserted in tte NEW YORK
SUNDAY MERCURY have tae immense benefit of
both the City and Country Editions. no 2!-2t
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TREASURY EXTENSION, Nov. Is, 1862
Il ROPOSALLS Will be received at the bureau of
Construction, Treasury Depa' tment. until Decem.
hes 1t. 1852 at IL m. for furnishing and lawn z
Marble Tile for the Halls and Corridors of the west
section Of the Treasury Elk tension.
Sa q Tile lis TO ba Of the host quality Of Italian
white vein ma :ble and the best quality Of clear
black mar bic of equal hardness the Italian and
in such proportions Of esch may be reqrired to
be not les than one inch thick on the ed ge. all
sawed and worked square. Al! well laid in come nt
or Plaster, shall be most satisfactory and with
border of Ehte marble, not less than one foot
may be from Y l6 inches square of size in
each story. The amount required will bs about
GO superficial feet when laid
Samples to be furnished by each bidder, showing
The quality he proposes to furnish and pro posals
state price per superficial foot when laid also to
name nr;-t per square foot separate for the black
and white marble tile; the quantity of each kind
and form, Of laying them to be decided hereafter
The wors OF ing the tile to be done from time to
time as the halls are ms lie ready to receive it,
The Bureau will reserve the right 10 reject any
or all the bids If in its opinion it be not for the in
terest OF the Government to sccept them.
ISAIAH ROC ERS,
Engineer in charge Treasury Depsr tInent.
no Niot Rep Int
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
/ WASHINGTON Nov. Is, lS52.
PROPOSALS win be received at this Office, until
Monday, the fI Of Decenib,.r next. at o'clock p
M for two hu ndred and ten thousand t2O Yards
ofWhit- Cartridge Cloth, in width and proportions
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
y the 25:h day Of November, 1866, st IL O ocloek n
Tor purehs'lpE all tn. Hides, Tsllow, Hccfs and
tonse in the territsry embrsced by the Re rp-
Mountains. -,
is intended that the contractor sh all follow the
army and collect the hides and tAlios, hoofs and
korDs and shall psy tain sum for tacse A tices
from each animal to be eolisctsd at his own risk
He will be charged with tbe articles in each case,
from obtaining them by proper authority
bono with good and sufficient security Will be
BID will be entertained from Hevioa. contractors
who have failed to comply with their contracts,
amp DO ed vi be entertained unless the bidder is
present to respond to hib bid -, -.
The articles "f agreement with bond will be re-
qured to be entered into within two DAYS FROM The
opening Of the bids
b. .Cand c. e Washinx.on. b" G. and .ndor,ed
"PrOpOsale-" TO s.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited until the 5th
- of December, 1872, for furnishing the Subsist-
bslcs.
The first delivery to be commenced on or about
thn 18TH ef December and the whole quantity put
IN before the erd uf sad month
I he Hay TO he shipped by water and delivered on
the wbarves at 9Th street, and weighed in Wash
ington. d T..
Bidders must stat" in their bids the price per 100
pouEds at WI hich they will furnish the nay.
Firm making bids must state the names of all
the paTties interested.
Payment to be made in Treasury notes or such
fur df "a q ove-nmpnt may have fnr 3istribu tion
Bids 10 b. directed to Col. A BECKwITu A ID G.
ans &: s., L. s. A, and endorsed Proposals for
Hay no 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Il 2H9 Pa. avenue, between 9th ard I9sh streets,
continues it's Free Concerts every afternoon and
evening, commencing at p. m.
The Proprietors have secured the services of
Mist LAURA BERNARD, Prima Donna, of New
York, and MIR HERMAN WACHTEL, the best
Come ii ger, in German and English, of the times
They also daily expecting the arrival of cele-
rated Danseuse. Mr.. WELlESSrEIN continues
10 presid at the piano, and MIR. BRANDEtS also
continues 10 flourish his violin bow there. The
stag" is beautifully decorated the Refresh ments
are of the very best quality and atmsderate prices
Cnicers always in attendance tO preserve order.
The public may rest assured that the Academy of
Nusic is nightly patrOnized by u throng Of most
respectable citizens.
HENRY ROSENTHAL Il. BRANDEIS,
no l42w Proprietors.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are in, tied ill the "a day
- OF December, 1862 at 70 O'Clock NJ, for furnish
ing the SubsIstence Department with 20 900
BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Bids will he received for what tx kunwn ~ M. I
No. and No. 8 and for any portion less than the
Ii,G" barrels. Bids for the different grades hhnud
be upon separate sheets of paper. No bid will he
to his bid.
The quantity of Flour required will be about 5.n
barre Is daily. delivered either at the Government
Warehouses in Georgetown at the Railroad De-
pct at Washington, d. G.
The usual Government inspection viii be mad
just before the Flour s received.
The barrels tn be head lined
Bids Will be accom- panied with oath Of ale
glance, and Be directed to Col. A. Beckwith, A u.
Z ara s.. u. 5. A. Wash in ton, D. c., and
doIsed Pro posals for Flour no 10
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Affairs at Holly Springs.

CAIRO, Nov. @.-PassenCers from Holly
Springs report the army TT a stand still. Hos
pita:s are Eeing prepared, and large quantities
of grain are being collected A depot for con-
tr1hands has lie, IA established d aL Grand June.
ti0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

~ Advertisements ts inserted in tte NEW YORK
SUNDAY MERCURY have tae Immense benefit of
both the City and Country Editions. no2!2t
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=, TEETH STREET, ABoyz PEKSA. AvKxrE.
Mr.. JoKx 7. f0Rp. asnsger and I fropristor
=. tliso Of Holiday Street Theatre, Bsltlm6re.l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-11

E6RObsrt. can you describe a ba, 2
"YssI lir. he's a. .avi9d insect. about lhe
size Of a stOppIs, has India rubber wings
and shoe string tail bsJsersrwitlrlis
eyes shut, and bites ike he devil,S"s,,,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-11

. ResolSfd, Thw sil,nca and indilr rence
ppon III y question Is b'if a baAge Of trea.
s9p spgs e a.. ogI tsa welfare oaad gNcty
asnd Fe 3PrRe lsiq,l ~ our private aud pub.
lie sentiments. that Minnesota mus . be in
eiyilizedrS,ats. sahd not an Indi16 lLaol
ing groundsi,ta, iaftef reasonable tiife
"dd's' FAM warning qvsfy 'ihdian' awbpl
So srsseS leg ogs sol shsl do The ,pasalB tfor
siis asssiil Sf6Isl tsppafdstsd citzsps.in nA -sss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-11
BIlious Disordors.- Liver Com plaIntl

q Bilious Disorders ~ Liver Complaints.
-r From Dr.. Theodore Bel, Of Neso York City,. y q
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
pose as aperieht, but d ter benecia effects npog
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my praos
tce proved more eIeOtual for the cure Of bilious COM
rtdt,its than any dne remedy mention sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgatyo which Ia woP
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
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ofthe above articles OF gewelry. gs Htns, f&'H %
We have on hand good ASSORTMENT OF Religious,
Classical! Philosophical Historical and
Theological Works iamoug which may be found 4iss
tories, Travels. Adventures, Stories, anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romahees, Sports aud Paetimes;
Annpals and Presentat,n Books superbly bou I'D and
appropriately illustrated, all OF which viii be sold
very low,foT cash. l', TUTHlLL & BLAIRE.
N. B. Just received large and spledd lid stock Of
Lithographs, which will be disposed Of at war
prices. ~. - u
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raRfsd,s t. a; h,-e acc ahesT FED q. :
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