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The national Republican., 1862-06-28
Mains Demscratic State Com
EeS Sbventi0n. e5oI. d,

BAxoox 5ass lG-Ths Dsuocratic Ooavea-
ttou, TO ~, nunipsted Jameson for Governor.
R--ontlase~ess sdopted sustaining the Admin.
tstraiios n,the gesous prosecution Of the war
men. Of -, but against making % tSs Val M
crusade ~ ensAcipstion.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
RY TELRGRAPH.
a..fWI'1''.- n..'...

|ArrAia As q M a roL,su sf.Axua
BUNS fun BfooxADn-fHS REBEL Los At
YAfR okxs.
fosra.n Manas. .Jsss Mn ulasjsaIes
AwcsY says ikss slf ~ qliN q ys9es fassA
|espe5Ay, ~ ~ Afat ~ tslg esgsss1
A. AispcAoS AaAsd OAaslssNaav -Jsas -SlaAv.
ays: n sasan& neapAls, Inn Liverpool
va Nasas, n. r., m ~ hsceka1s ysssssssy
suoosssfhlly. 0Aa has % board Me. Ward, lats
eialseer y Ohlne, eed -yeluabls cargo q
Britssh rood Ths nsopAh b . new Iron
TAs olslsl lisss Of tAs rshS lossss q ~
battle q 'Yalr Oehs have besa paAltAsd.
Eighty evsrsginsas ssl bsAAallsasia h All were
sugsged, Besealnieg Z loes 10 kilisd, weasde6,
and mlagiag n g. NJ. ,...,,tgj.,,h y. a'I
The fatS a postags On lsttass In ths South
:ra oesl.israoy b. ssso rslsss from Eve y
About tsn O'Clock this uorpins oaavsy
snoe arrived d City Point With Oapt. Robsrt
soo ed Lieut. oykse, of Tho rsbsl asuy, No
rsturoed undse thelf parole n Manor q Fors
Wares, ths rsbel 0ovscsnsnt having dscids1
cot 10 make = issiividusl exoAange ussn u
Upitrl Staass 0ovssnnsnt sAsn sSree upos
serns for Q gsasral exchange Sf psiSooers a
Gsesral Prseeiss snd 1fy other Federal On
ce.s taken st Saiioa hsve bssn rsuovcd 70
AtlantA, 0eoegiA -.',n
A disps'eh SabliaAsd ftoU Chstasnoosa says
ths FsdssNls kave slampedsd IRON tAsS plsee,
leaving tbsir camps and svssythisg behind,
.r - rI- sI ia
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

.JEss. DAVE Sluk The R.chmond Dispatsh
Of Jans 10, msiss sAe announcsnsnt Net ~.
Davis had bsss tAksu III At 'RSlSlgh, whithsf he
Had Sobs 10 NAN sidN SAneoi AndalpsNeo4
vsse sxprSssed tbst b woall return 70 Ne
OoaislsIats eapital In Q few dayv.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

The Cumberland Telegraph ssys tho repair
Of The Chesapeake and Ohio canal arc 80 fsr
compieted as 70 permit the passage Of boat.
this work
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

"A ru1NIsHEp aogys 10 LlElTAs -
!. :: g.: -: s':;;:';;:;::'ss'1s -
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
IOn smk 80 WELLS.
A.slsrAxf QuAnfEsnAsyasS OYsioE,
10" % U.Pnsf Eishtseafh snd @ strsep,

i-Ll.l- IN - Washiaston, Juss q, iss2.
sEALkD PRoP0sALs vt1 b received ct this
cai.e uatil ghAsy, Juns q led2 st clock, p .,
ia eissssr.. Soapisss. too Wells q *. Rs sub,
o .vslSy CsIp Hnpitai, near the Poor Hoase,
wsshisE 70. Tbs c.,si.s 70 q 9. 3 i'k
Ths Nosk 10 be o0aplslsA within thr,s isys after
the pigDina Of the t0ntraot. ..
Thc work n BE- subjsct 10 III, inspection Of a In.
slssseg spp,ia,s On the part of The 4ovsrnEeut.
RAynsht 70 BE- made upls the ssihlAotosy compile
ftoSessS nsst Be- add,ssssd 10 Capt . D Camp,
AsG1Dsaat QuastsE1astsr U. y. A,ny, snA shoaid 6s
plel.ly =, ksd froposah fsr Shifting Wslw."
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
GOAL OIL LAMP STORE.
COAL OIL APPLIED TO GAS

Can b sssa 10 operation each evening" at No AJ0
3svsath street, oppod the Post OmSs, where We
inyies the oitiss 3 70 come and see.
Chand .ltsSs,- Psad str, anA Asrps for PaIlurs,
saLl., Onsss, ores, Churches, asd Hospitas, al
C3nn = q 9.. will aAd u srsat saving 70 uas
IL ~ refined euid.
RI. eaA coed slpply Of varioas patssrss Of Table
Lanns, ChinNsy kkadas, DO.
-. HENRY sAYLEY co.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

41rAs fer % heard from, yesterday, At u
War Department, oil was quiet in every diree-
ton. ..
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

.~Lycs's asssssss lnsses essyass,
isss1 - y ysen esa sssws in fsse. y hils -
Ne,hs e Cle.is, fsn ssi tsrsls:rs, G.sa.n Il
ssN, - An gaau1ns bsaD ~ Aeaasuss q e.
Bswsss q sesntsr1SiS ss1 irSSSSsss.
kyesY rSydsf 4 i sll niess !. rsss.
sHs"-ffssn ia 1rea1way. New Yosk.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

- 1asahssss's ssaae Dys.rhs bsvs %
.he-WessN.-wLisan A, BsSssslost ssIsb ,ais1
.!ss = s - sss g. Iss 9. 4. Hs
least rya.llss ~ u; tets II ~ o., and avg.
g s,.s ~ MGi NJ bh GREY RED, q HU6Tf
Lsvise rs Aalr sot and 6ssstifai Sod 81 ~
D,usglss, - -
~ The Gsnuiss b sisnsA WILLIAN A.
fssso.y. No % Bsfriay strsst, Las - BsssA
wsy sod 10 D ID, Nee York ~ . II
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sspa.a q e :!sS,sisl cslsys ~, -
szsSs.S 8 SsSiss.s S.ssss: % sssss pys;sS =
vsehn, ssl , j.st u thing ~ - S1S190 q
eeasese seld By d. sreesM, au0AA ~ -
49, de- - sStrYf
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

ss1 FREDERiC 3. 1T ANTON vsi pssstiss iav
Cosrs Msshal. tsar6s Of Csalisiesa n, aaI N
pertnsnts- Aidsd by two ethsr sssoeiatss, D. psri
q ~ exteestve ksAesaa yill Be- neglected. AllfsR
irktou, d @ tIa,i 80. ..... az 49,
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

aELnsoLD's sxTaAc Suouu. --u
sELssoLps sxrs ID! Sgcsug, D.O--'lo
HELx.oLDs HxrsscF -HaF e91ccAG s1cAG, DlunErIo
HEL..otps rxrrzza9FF z9F s5SA5, sHsA5 'lu.srio
l'dd:F, !" Ka,l:.ya:: a ,,..,ss..si,' Dr-l1'
g.. - I. n:::.; /: = g:as 9'ds:: ...
aD1 ssn1 1pg ~ na1o1no % snoaL N ys,- = = :
ss~ssTssA,tst.lsl 5000, 3 tss-A D.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

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ssS.ss. s;s SEss.s s;.:. = ,S :,::S -; q:
vhsa all d-iisqsssaW M b DssoYuy sssSalsi
-. ..H sf -..sy ~. ul.ItYs ,f~f To-, AaD n
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

~ special NOesss.-Ou and sSSsr Tussasy,
ApsSl isg1, The tsai., % the HalhaorS ssl Oh1c
kai,ea1 vill senneses ru.Aisg esily, (DanAAN
eeaesseinS q WssAlnstse Jusstioe viiA HI
c. - III Res0 o. tAs West - WlsslhS q
!sSsIs,'s' ts.sl Sss's ;:'s sH,sS A sssi.ss
.,L NJ T..s.SSs.ssss'. S.SoAh
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

ntvWessSoNb Vr0Uvssee6 aDovevy. .-sOopSN
ef Skh Wssk ass ~ saIs o. H. oAoe q tks NaSsoS
AS.ei6ea. fsn0ASss s1istea. = sssh Del01
sdifioa, 10 sss6.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

-
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yat ~ Dvles pssnt ssss, psSsel Q - nsN q
Ss,ls +: H:s'; 3: e 49, Sis'''.' 10 MORROW tsss-
- Ensy. 2. 1907 - g e JsAa " n
lO;HO .k0w ia a:y MORNfnd, Jsss - s,
g u s'ekck Sssysss-fAs YOestA 60 .ssAosas
To- pssb e.rsmig ere s,yesa. sl r7c ="
- Rsv. Ds. sasA AsssaaA VII pssash ~ -
- .psH !esersss q iseSssss: Hall sts.ss
0oeulM0 q n o,soseb. Rev. ~. Hns a ~
:s::s :s::,;sS TA' 'se's ~ ''''Ally 'svissS :
~ L.eesss - Rasssa oeswalsw.-ras
oa nsSWnlcS y 1u,ea q the 0nahesa.sa thss1.
~ 1900 IA srs srossa VI WSisissses. Sse3vSs:
SssSsnM llsgg4li Iggs5l 'Inl f'1sw
T. -. :s.:s.ss .sax se,ess , ssi.ly.
SDW sZls 2IintsI IL, .s.-,f-d ...-,-,
The national Republican., 1862-06-28

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9. nurphy, as1 be41Q ~ 80 - Saf u ~
aoss., y a.swer - ~ sssl011s 10 he
pso0k6oey snh6ose A1uG0 - ssAss.- =
Adjoarnsa - MsaAsy.
The national Republican., 1862-06-28
.oRRIolAk

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.-r, = y r7'e WSsAAsyaBn, n. ~ iSoA
~ esssslesy q Do1e Sill h9ssfss ssssovs
.sss1 g GesEE :. sss',xSs = ss.sees@
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The national Republican., 1862-06-28

,
on the ground that II would be . protsotion to
our own country, aud make US Independent Of
aforeign eoautry In case Of . foreign wsr.
Nc. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, replied that hs
wonld cooperate With the geotlenao, II h.
would offer On amendmsnt 10 the oouassstion
bill, that this hemp be used for the hanging Of
secsssionists. ,.,.D
M. MALLORY said he had no objections to
hanging abolitionist. and ssosssioui< With
Amertosu rops. n thsy preferred II. c.n1
Mr. LOVEOY, OF Illinois, rem,rked th 1t
there was not an sbolitionist traitor, 70 b.
hang. ~ m .-.--
NJ. sHELLABARGER, Of Ohio, offered .u
amendment 70 the amendment, providing that
The same can bs obtained Of q good quality,
and at = low price. Agreed 70.
The smendment - amended was then
. On slate. slate pencils, slabs. rooaaE, sad
oil manufactures Of slsts, forty per csntuu ID
yaiocem. 80
o. fsnoy. scented, haaey, Dream, and all d..
sosipions of toilet and Ghaying soap, two csnts
p,r pound, in addition to pressns rsis Of duty
o. nuwroaght q white clay. % per ton, ana
fullsrs earth, t3 par ton. III. y. : .o'r' I.t
On silk twist, i've per osu'um I'd vslorsu
On nfurs. dressed, Eve per osntum, I'd vaiorsm
On oil ships, vesssla, or steamers, Whics,
aftsr the Slst day OF DsSsabsr, 1861. shall be
entered at sny custom. house In the United
States q ON any foreign port or place, or from
any port or place 10 The Upitsd States, whsths,
ships or vessels of he United States, bsloaging
wholly or 10 part 70 SUBJECTS OF foreign Powers.
thsrs shall be paid tax or tonnage duty Of
ten csub per toa Of the measuremsnt Of aid
vessel, In addition TO any tonnsgs duty nov I'm
posed BY law. '
The commiitss rose Without having come to
any oonclusion on the pending bill.
NAVAL AynAIns aa
Ar, MOORHEAD Submittsd the report Of the
committee OF conference on The dLagrssing
anssdnsats a. Asntwo house, 90 ths bill u
ssOss.siss ths Navy Dspsstasat Tbs rspest
wss sdopssd.o bHHt 10 .. U 'si % J59sta taia!,.,3
uosssxys. SSiT-Vi ssgl
~. BN0HAN, fsea ~ judiciary oeaolt
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80 KEOKUK, IOWA MO NDAY, JUNE g. 1862.

anee, one by one, Of the plaques which
affiict the human race. Ii could act,
wouhl act If / could speak, | would
speak. Ii can only pny-at least ! will
offer up my prayer to God. Here, sirs,
you have my reasons for asking you 70
pray, especially for those in slavery.
In those touching universal prayers
which You recite each day in the evening
exercise, ard in which the church COM
nends to God the traveller, the sick, the
agonixed, the afflicted Of every kind. after
theaiHartsd, commend in'your hearts Che
slascs. ! ask j. Of you, sirs--I ask il oi
oil my dioccsans. The moment seems
prnpitious fray God TO accomplish the
work begun, and if your prayers are not
heard to-day, repeat them to-morrcw, un-
It'll at least they be accepted Of Him whom
We do not vainiy call the most merciful--
the God on high. os
Accept, cherished co-workers, the fresh
assurance Of my deep and aifectionate de-
votion to you IN the Lord.
fFELY, Bishop Of Orleans
ORLEANS, Sunday OF Passion Week, Apri
9th, 1862. s# ~ az
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a CATHOLIC view or SLAVERY
From the New York Post. I

We have received by our latest foreign
papers the circular Of Archbishop Dupan-
ioup, of Ofle.ns, Trance. in which he
discusses the great political question
of this country and age. twill be seen
! that he most cordially approves Of the
policy of President Lincoln 3 administra
tion, and administers severe rebuke to
such Catholics as have allowed themselves
" be ensnared by the fallacies OF seces-
sion. We have tnade translation of the
document
This day, Sabbath Of the Passion, at this
hour, when the standard Of the cross is
hoisted over all our temples. Of the sight
Of this holy emblem Of all deliverance and
safety, | say to myself My God died upon
the cross tor all mankind, and yet there
are men who are still cruciied. He died
to dciiyer oil from all bondage, aud there
are men--the noise which is now making
about this great question painfully recalls
TO me-there are millions Of men who are
sill in slavery
Good Friday is approaching. This
day, the Catholic church, standing at the
foot Of the cross, with eyes fixed on those
extended arms which embrace the world,
will commend to the Lord, in sublime
prayer, Christians, herstics, Jews, pa
gans; and We will inter with her these
noble words LET us pray God the
Father. omnipotent, that He may cleanse
the world from alierrors; may remove dis
ease, keep off famine, open the prison
doors, and break the chains in sunder /"
That is the pure spirit Of the Gospel
and of jesus Christ is it not thus that
the divine Redeemer of mankind an-
nounccd his mission to the world .'The
spirit of the Lord is bestowed on me,
said he, .to teach the Gospel to the poor.
70 console those who weep, 10 cure the
btokenhearted, 10 preach deliYeranee TO
the captives, and to those who are in
hondage,-liberty.
And, after the Divine Master, is it not
St. Paul, one Of the most feryent dis
ciples, who shouted forth to the Pagan
world the sublime outcry, "There exist
no longer either masters or slaves, for We
all are brothers in Jesus Christ" Well,
even at this day, in Christian lands, after
eighteen centuries Of Christianity, after
those words Of Jesus Christ, after that
cry Of ST. Paul, there still arc slaves
a PLEA FOR TIE SLAVES.
Gentlemen, it is for this miserable and
cruelty oppressed portion Of humanity
that / come to ask your prayers. Yes
lot us pray: let US pray for these poor
slaves. And if | feel myself impelled, al
this hour, to commend to you this sad
and unholy cause, and to beg your prayers
it Is because Of the holy session il which
We are, and also Of news recent y received
from different countries, where this grave
question Is sorely agitated and towards
which the attention Of all Europe il al.
rected,
The truth ,is, that the old and new con
tinonts are disturbed; politicians harAn
que for and against; trade Is interrupted
blood flows in civil war. We, gentlemen
pray. In great social crises, in which ",
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northarn Tram isavsA DAILY .s1s.s.s staeeptedl ii
100 y. m. and arrives ~ A.2o p, N.
Western Trnin rsves dsiiy tsnudsrs exeepteal at
7oo a. N and 100 p. and arrives st 1900 y. and
$50 r
Al Hamilton Depot, 7 raiDson the Wabash ALE
EaIiroaG arrive daily ,eaeeIt kuhdsys st4 eock y.
n., ana sFAn&niiy Sandy ssxeerted, bts30 .. M
Basses connect withthis city
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f,OST-D OFFICE DIRECTORY.

- @ Il q e &
Arrival of the N ails.
Eastern Maiiarriyes daily Sundays excepted)via
Piynsuth, ats o'clock. p. m. teea
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrIvesdails Mondays
excepsed) ato,p.m.
Western haiiarrives dsiy tereep,s sunca, syail2:oo
O'Clock, m.
Darlington Mailarriyes daily teas:I, SUNDAYS 5At4
o. p. m.
Carthage and Piy mouth Aail arrive Iniy sA1iATs
! sxesptedl ~ SPIN.
Charleston Mail Ia tEi-wseklyl arrives faHilys
Thursdays aad sstardsys,n7
Closing Of the Mails
Eastern NAH ciSsesAsiiy tsneert ssturdsysJ p.
ID
Et. Louis and Southern Maieioses daily tsal
eaespted) st6p.
Darlington Aailclese4 daily exeeptaainrdayD At
ep.n.
Western Mail closes daily iexeept Saturdays nj q
? o'cleckp.
Carthageand Plymouth MAiiclesesdaiIyts Saturday .
e1ceptedl ats pm.
Charfeslen Aall weekly closes ~ ondays Wed
nssdaysana Friday ys-At 6 am.
T. U This Post Dtss will abecp~n ON sunday.frem
9to ~ s1eiock.a m. J.B HowELl,P ~.
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APRING ARRANGEMENT.
KEOkTK, MT. PLEISlAf. : lUSClfINB
kk4 g - 7a 6
R ALL II DAD.

On and amer Monday, April 7,h. 1861, and until
further notice Trains VIII run daily Sunday except
edl as fotiows:
Leave keokuk at 100 A. NJ.
Arrive at Ft. Madison at9:3O A NJ.
lsave F.. Madison At $500 p. u. Cor ON arrival OF
NALL @
Arrivcat Keokuk at 4:3OP.M
g j.. w. ORDEH.
apt1-d 49, Stunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22
BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dive n-o.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least: rem
edes the ill effects Of bad dyes and inv gorstes the
HAIR Tor life: Grey Red or R1sty Hal, instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists. &c
e. - The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A BA,cup
LOB, on the four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, No 81 Barclay st., Ne,r Yoyk.
lily iLate 2SS Broadway and l6 Bond At
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CRISTADoRs'S H,Ip Dyp

CkIsTADoRA'e HAIE DYE
Ihere IL no Hair Dye in use SO pure so free from
ali objectionable properties, that produces such
sp,tnulo ara permanent tints. or that operates so
quickly, uniformly and certainly NJ
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DrE.
This matchless article is pronounced by all who
have ever applied it, or it applied, the most
wonderful invention Of the age Ten minutes suf-
noes Tor any shade of brown the deepest black.
1t leaves the skin unstained
Manufactured by j. Cristadoro. 6 Ast,r House
New York. Sold everywhere. and appIied nv al,
Hair Dresser
Price 81, $50 and SIS per box, according to
size. NJ
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ACTION SALES.
h, GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctione-r-

- by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctione.r.
NahiiEST THREE-sTORY AND BASE
E-M fIsmr House aud Lot, bring hnus: No.
Itr'h ~ Auction FRI l. Y, thr 2tta instant.
VI m"" s. 10 dr" th "i the premises o'cck
Fri. Easeme,t. rnd the Lni on which IL staniS
hs,n iron, o, about hv ," feet deep. The
.iisth;, 10" ated n the west side 81 T-nih b.,ur"n
:, mna II s,rrrts, hrin. ntrsl. between sll tn
'"'"rhhleht btinrtmrnfs, and near Prnusy lynni,
a,enpe.
Term: One fourth cas- h: the Remainder in on.
TWO arc three y ssrs. -he purchaser 10 give notss
!r he deferred rEymcnts. hearing interest rom
rrdn' 81 ,sir deed given and decd of trust
US, GRtEN & WILLIAMS. Auct>.
By J. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctiourer.
E%ECCTOR'S SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, &c
o.. iag'pg to the Estate nf the lat. Chss b.
Ts-issDce and Picture Gallery Of the late Gsares
order Of the Orphans Court. at public sur.ion
age number q: Oil and other Paintings. oil and
Frames COZ Using the entire collection of Paint
Ings ny Mr.. King now remaining for sale in settle.
III. MT al his estate.
Terms cash.
GEO. e. KING, Executor
&C I'D j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. AucIs.
BY }. e. Mcguire h CO.. Auctioneers
EfMK nrIrnnI rS SALE OF FgRNITCRS AND
r. isy2. at r. clrck at the residence of the bate
Charles n: king. I shall sell the portion Of his
building known "a King Gal: err, On I9th street
h"fwcen and streets, and comprising
Several large and valuable French plate Mirrors
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs,
Curtains and Window blinds.
Sarpets, Oil Cloth Rugs,
HrIsteads, Bureaus. Wsrirobes
Wash lands and Toilet Sets
blsnEtts. Ccmfcrts, and Sheets,
Large bookcases. Tables, Chairs
lewriry, Articles of silver and Gold
Mathematical snd other Instrument
onsra and Eye Glasses, Musical Boxes. &c &C.
GEO. G.. KING. Exeeutor
oc ed ]. G. Mcguire a Co Aurt.
BY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
CABBAGE. BEEF TONGUES &c At Auction :
Gn SATURDAY. the 18th instant we shall cell in
trent uSour Auction Store corner 9Th aud d SITS
al CLOCK q. NJ. an extensive assortment of New
and Second hand Furniture.
Also ore light second hand Family Carriage
r dozen Smoked Beef Tongues
With many other articles which we deem unneces-
sary TO rnumerate.
Terms cash.
2S-S GREEN A. WILLIAMS kur,s
By GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on NORTH v.
RFF@EHH 121B AND 13rH SITS WEST, AT
ArrTIoN.-On MONDAY. the 9th Inst, We shall
sell, IN front OF the premises. at o clock D. m
handsome Blu idlng Lot, the south side OF North
y. between l2th and 18th streets west having
front of 10 by l2l feet deep Terms cash
or 22-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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= - -
BOARDING.

EIRST- GLASS BOARDING perior ccommo-
Il dRtious can be hssl with a Sort!fnYn fnmi at
No; $50 street, Franklin Row, betwesn iol and
18th stS. &c est
BOARDING MAY BE OBTAINED. with fine
I'D streets &C Fl stt
l. OR RENT, WITH EOARD-A suite of n sndsom-
Il APARTMENTS Oh the hrst floor consisting of
two Bed room and farlor. Gas and hot and cold
baths in the house. Apply at i95 nth street be-
tween II and 1. STABLE and COACH HOT Sc for
rent. Apply ss above. DC 2i-3t.
BOARD WANTEp.--A gentleman in Office desires
- 10 obtain BOARD for his family-conssting of
sef. wife, and two little gris-in a private fsmily
where there are no other boariers. Persons VINO
Can offer pleasant accommodations will please COM
munieste during the present week with p O. Box
No. 1862 oc2j..
v(UARD-Iw officers DESTROYS of ohtsinius
- Beard Tor their wives in private family where
there are no other boariers. As central location
~ not required, terms are expected to be moderate
Address Lieut. HUM Star itsica nc IS-7tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY Sol DER can he 81
ioollsh as to leave the city without supply of oil
lHoHay ointment and pillsy Whoever does 70 will
oeepiy regret 1T. These medicines are The only
aSd scurvy. Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 2ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

i9ne, Cailosities, Club and Inverted Nsils Chill
oislns FROSTED and Tender Feet enlarged and dis
esseG olnts. " arts Moles and all Excrescenses of
me Feet: Hands and Face. cured witt .aI pain or
,nGf9n1Venlence TO the patient by DR.. White the
well KNOWN ChirOpOdist, at 424 Penn.ylvsnis ave.
nue. near Four and half street, -four doors above
.ne Seneral Telegraph Oflice.) No Acid, no Blood.
w an. ochtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

~ U.s: AssFssoa's OrrIcE,
Collection District for the Dstrict Of tolunibis
ment, on Licenses, Goods Wares, Trades or o zen.
pa.lons, Merchants as s a. a. per Ac, of Con
lection District are hereby notified that the assess
ment iis. - now ready at my Office, No 500 Mary
nation and inspection. and viii remain open for
such ihspeeton for the space of iaen rs, days
for the space Of ia ssss af sss
the eNPsr.tion of the time thus allowed for inspec
before named during the hours between o'clock
ali sr Sns fGck p to hear ana determine %
proceedings ofthe ASSISTANT kssesser. AsAinS' 'he
o., Al Appeals must be made in writing, specifying
which decision is requested and shall State The
grotnd or principle of unesuaIity or error com
U. s. Assessor for Collection District.
DC iocoSl District of COlumbis.
METTAM 4 cos GALyANO ELECTRO ME-
III TALiIC INSOLES, worn in the boot shoe,
Rhcumsti.m, Gout + eurslgia, Dropsy, Paralysis.
Gold or Blistsred Feet and feet rendered unptess,
these article Is Secuted by American and Ensf,s 81
Isns sHa '9 5y are h confidently offered as infs
''DS S'''' '"' 'n'S dealer, s xssfEiT'FlyA Co
Call Or send for n circular A.
HEADqrAETERS 20 FIRE TnrAyEs
49, - +th re Sirnent Excelsior Brigade {
M'sSrs. Me'iam r 90. 429 Broad,ray-GantIe
men II take pleasure in recommending to those
stiicted with tender feet, Jour Patent Metaili.
Upon the march of tn. 18th regi nent Nationsi
siuard, from Anna polls 10 Washington in Anrii
last last, in ~hich regiment then had command OF
klhdnehs OF Major Patten, obtained a pair which
ne was thsn using. and in the short space of one
T.-eh, my ieet were entirely cured. now considrr
them ndiSpensahie, and cheeriully at your resma.
add my te ,tlm"ny to the many aires in bur nss
session am dear sir, your oh serxt.
mayor Commanding ri Fire Tnuu ..s
or ~ !" 4th regiment Excelsior Brigade
DAWN II CASTIGLIONItS
n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
fhE"tH ClNDI MANUFIcTOR CON
FErTIONkRY STORE.
41t PA. AyESrE. BETWEEN SD AND g.; Sra
Washington.
The undersigned take pleasure in info-,,i,y H..
ctlEchH scnrraIiy that they have opened the ahnva
SSu,TS snere can be had French and OF er CONFEC
tioi> m ES of every kind. Also, constantly o.,
nairl .ne hest Foreign and Domestic PReSERV "a
In connection with the above is fine ICECRPAw
saLo"N; Respectfully.
&c 3, m DAWN CASTIGLIOVI
FROM BOSTON
lie Regular packet schooner Charter Oak h.s
Apply t. ''S"'' teftaSS
HARTLEY BROTHER sAH&
30 and lh1 " alter st, Grorg"tnwn
lie snisr packet echnonnr G. W Dys, h.s
hInIv - h''o Id nov dirch"rs;ng her freight ~
HARTLEY q BRoruRx 1aAE
-" - 'nr Wafer ~ g ,or,e.ow
H'">h AM MtLh eHohS.
a. lsrS. s ss"e ertmen, OF HORSE ant muLEsHoEs
." '"'O A1o Tor 'Als at "aTnHa,stursr, prices.
Syn Of G SHf &a ~ S "a >AGE
"' ci< ocvs wH., nj I.n.a ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

At THE DoLLAR STORE 43S Penn avenue neal
g. street il now displayed the best assortment q
!eweiry and Silver plated Ware in the CITY. Dire,
IN there and supply yourself for 81 &C Ig-Iwe