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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

Tx sSTH, Am, 5oofi r VI IN EATS Al LEB !;
ANok,---W We received the ;tolleWiag ldispateh
from COX Poormans on Tuesday 'deyeniag:s--
Rsi,aowff sIhsonieleaival 3'tslEy@@aaI .f5af
s@S .isois IEp4sos, Ky: OCT, 20, 'iss2..s'i,,, q,
70 John ., ,Loasley i, ST. Glairsyille; 90 sgs7a,
The aFihieih and Ninety Eighth Resia
meats are oD Post duty here, and wild bestor
some -tane.a Packages sent by Adams Rxxs
press will reach us promptly.
rgGL.s sPoeSMANs Post .CetamendsE
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TREASURER'S NOTICE '"r
TAKES

Treasurer Harrison County oh h
Towns Township
Dollars valuation Property Duplicate county
sx In tben .ft 81
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THEIR WEALTH /!

Since my purchase, goods have advanced the re
70 prices TO almost put them out OF use.E. NJ v
lineof Dress Goods comprise all tho new st yies
in all their variety, and at the old prices per
yard. ! think | have just the stock to suit all.
4 will sell exclusively ''' "'''''y ~
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DIED.

on me I'm instant, OF consumption. STSANNAH
y. tue beloved wife OF Sa 1auel z. Hodgkins aged
A{esrs and months May she rest in peace
HP- IN neral viii take place from the residence of
her uncle, Is. !. yohnson No. 9 Maine avenue be.
tween g.: and ST. ste. The friends and relatives
are respectfully invited TO attend
On Friday evening, 7th instant after A brief bp :
painful illness of diptheria, FRANK aged a years
youngest sou hf Mary and the Sate Leonidas Bowen
The funeral " III take place sunday afternoon nj
hat past i~n o'clock. from the re!iisrce of bis
mother, Virginia Avenue, between "A, and 9th Sis
The friends of the family are invited TO attend
without further notice.
On Friday, the 9TH inst, LEWIS r. DENHAM.
In The 5.th year Of his age.
His friends aud acquaintance are requested
7" attend hsr i'tDeral. TOMORROW SUNDAY morn.
AZ at ~ clock from the residence of his sister
on II street, between 18th aud 18th, No 2SA
tChrOnicle copy
On the stu instant, HELEN BEACHAM young
~! dau chtcr of John G and Mary Beachaln in the
18th year of her age, of pneuinonis
The friends and relatives Of the family are vited
20 attend the funeral, at-the resiIence Of her
father south Il street brtwe"r sth and eth, st
2o'cln p ~. on Sic ndRy, Nov. IA.
In Gcoreet0wp, D c.. on the 5th instant WILL
LIAM ROBINSON, III the led year of his age.
The ciatiVcs ard friends Of the family are ra-
specially invited 10 sttrud his funeral on 20 NOR
TOW SUNDAY afternoon a. o rinsh, iroN his late
rr7'cence, jeiies son street, GEORGETOWN, 8. g.
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PERSONAL.

IRIS. SMITH, A Most Erc6llsnt Tn HfstipDr
AtL will give sitngs for short time TO those that
wlfh, for the purpose OF seeing their deceased
rectly, reads character, toretel future events
reads the future Hours for sttiHgs from II to o.
Charges reasonable. Rooms at No 60 South A
street. Capitol Hill n7U-
NOrICE.-Mr. WILLIAM r. WILSON will
please call at the Ca pitul House, on Pennsyiva
ma avenue, between lst and 2i stS AMI get his
trunk, by paying expenses. MOI St.
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NARsHALS sALE.-In virtue Of vrits OF sesi
vi fsciss issued from the Clerks once Of ne
County Of Washington and 10 me directed. Il VI
fs Al p9 bic sale Ter CASE an front q the ooart
10Th day Of November. iss., at Il oscioef m, sss
.nf being .ss 4
hesinning for the sane et stone the second bosn-
east side Of Eesdy Branch and on iss so1. line -
the Old Blsdenseprs ro.d leadins 10 G-orgeto~n,
one and degrees for ssrission os ,Ss
right north seventy six degrees, west six and Q
as,i north sss . :
twenty perch s, north 6fty Ave and hsh degrees,
eighteen pereSss 70 stone the .ostSs.s CO..
neI OF lot umbe four Of ssid tract OF land - d.
one and Starter degrees, cas-, enc hnndfed ~ M
6ity,ts9 and th s a pershs. 90 st.ns
pike road then south four degrees, ess, on. hun
eisht and E perches, SIN with the aid ross u
south seventy Eve and half t@srees. We s ssss
and s. 100 perches 20 the boundary line of the 80
the Sid boundary line Py str Al ght line 80 tAs es
ginning containing ninety seven acres and eira
south boundary Of ssid srset. Pi.ss.ai 81 sssos
min west PsrsSes 70 kocf Gee. e chsro2 se.s
10 the dipidins iis. n MIN ana sAst HI 49,
north 81 deg east 50 ss-Ioc percAes % a turnrsSs
road and stone; thence south ide{ 81 min, cea
III S'-lCo perches with said tsrnpike 20 Brown
corner; thence % the beginning stone, thess to
tract being that trsct Of improved land owned
the property OF Jesse B. Hav, and wiz ee sola -
satisfy .udicisls Nos n Isl 81, ~, is7A 80, -.
allow, fdvard Hall, L. Z. Perry 90. wu q
s S.5ca &c; Mo- n.s ~ W@ 1850 s,sss cs.'
WARD H LANON
90 T-au y. d. Marshal, Do.
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DEATHS OF SoLD:BEs-The FOLLOWING ,rora
reported since our last:
Jennings HcaelfnSer, company D. ia5th Pa
corp. m, NJ fne, company II, ID Mich,
rctrrr iceightner, company +, Eth Ne.
VIM. II. MCCarter, company A. Goth Pa.
LuSitn L. Griffith, company r, 10Th BIAS
Jas. Crawford, company X, 7th Wiz.
los; smith, company 4, list Mich Eng
G. W w alter. company G, ogth Pa
David Bosh, eompany.I. ii,h Pa.
LILY Irunnie, company u, 10th Pa.
Geo. Burns. company G. 10TH Mas.
Alterf Helser, company A, 1U7th Pa.
Austin u. Parker, company q. 18th Mass
Henry kurtz, company n, iO5th n. Y.
John MAYNARD, company r. 79th n. Y.
Ly AN Sheldon, company {, 9th Wis.
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MARRIED.,

In his city, on the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr
HOo.e WASHINGTON V. MONTGOMERY, of
Y. TO Miss FANNIE WRIGHT, OF the former
place Washington, BALTIC. n. papers copy.
= At 81 Thomas Church, New York, on Thursday
October g, by the Rev Dr. Morgan rector, Ga ptsis
MORATlO C.. KING, United states Army. OF
RuSeell Slebbns, Esq of New YORK.
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BOARDING.

INIRST CLASS BOARDING - Superior accom-
Il modstlons, for one gentleman ami lady with
out children, at No. $50 street, (Franklin Row,
between 18th and 18th streets. no 6-St~
BOARDING FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent
- with Board. Those willing to pay fair price
ior good aCcommodatlons, apply at 4 81 18th st :,
LIST square from the Avenue ne j.tf
"ANTED-BOARD, in respectable private
w family. Residence between PennsylvanIa
avenue and street and between eth and 9th IS
Stating term. Reference required Address IT.
I - Star Office. oc2a
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THROAT DISEASE S.-fTtnrrhnl PHinlosnYy A Fe,-
irons DIR. Won NOsChZisker has paid great atteu-
tion TO the above nsladies. 1t is well known that
numerous cases of Deafness are caused " Throat
Diseases and Catarrhal Affections. Dr. Yon NJ has
met WITH wonderful success in the treatment of the
above malad: and offe his rvices to those who
suffer from Throat Diseases and Catarrhal Affec-
TORS; Office 227 Penn. avenue, opposite vii
Idlur 1t
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To AL! WHOM 1T MAY CnSCERS-I received his
morning throu gh the city Post Ofic, Anonymous
note ldehtiy from rene. ctizsH finding fault viii
my advertisement in the Evening Star inv ting the
citizens and strangers sOjOurning among us and
the army and navy Of the United States not in
cludti the rebelliOus portion thereof - to n,
stock of fall goods. In answer to the Tebsl spy's
note would Say that he reminds me of 4 xhrI[ fsb
called the NANNY aoSs that lives in the mud and
IOke- its head out of its shell to feed and when
danger approaches draws it back again So much
for the spy 1871 CoWOonw
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PROFITS OF The LOTTERY BUETSESs IN WAR
IIAEs.-We are informed that recent examination
BY the state commissioners Of the books OF John
A. Morris CO., Managers OF the Delaware State
Lotteries for the year ending on the 18th October
1852 discioses the fact tn at the people ths United
States have during that time, purchased from this
.rm; lottery tickets to the enormous amount of
s., G9 76l s.. and also that the prizes they have
sold amount to g. ,4Sl %, leaving ba lance in
their favor for expenses and profits of S22 go 49,
IN rs latter amount seeming but n small return for
so much risk and outlay.-Nec York Spnd1y Mr.
curry. IT.
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: EoSwfLL'S Nj DICATED CoUGHC CANDY is uni nnbt-
edly the most pleasant and eiFectuai remedy ever
introduced FOR The cure of CHS colds bronchitis
or any affection OF the thrUrt lungs Prepared
by y Boswell Drug sist, and solJ by I'll the Drinci
pal Druggists ut 10 AMI . cts. per packs ge. It.
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SiGHT trn HEAGISG-Dr. Won Moschzisker Dc
mist a! auribt, 227 Penn. avenue. All surgical
operation, TO restore sight or herring perform 81
Deafness. Noises in the Heat no tier OF no a. lon
standing. cured. ~
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s.LT.-180o.-<.
PLANTATION BIrrKRS

invigorates, strengthens, and puriies the sys-
tenn; Is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. Tits composed of pure ST. CroiK Rum.
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted TO weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for Its purity. l.
cures Dyspepsia, Is a gentle tonic, and is Just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & 90. aoa Broadway, New
York. sc 25-eo6m
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STEAMED OVsTEES.-.i. W. Bell 4 Co. have
opened an establishment At 1913 Tenth street
Just south OF Pennsylvania avenue. and are
now prepared TO deal out the delicious hi valves
prepared by the steaming process.
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AT THR DOLLAR STORE, AS Penn avenue neal
~ street Is now displayed the best assortment O
!eweiry and Silver plated Ware in the city Dror
IN there and supply yourself for 81 no 9-lw'
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POTATOES POTATOEs We arc selling the he q
Jersey Peach Blow and Carter Potatoes al one 4 oil
lar per bushel, delivered to any part of the CITY
All knds of Marketing at the lowe st market prices
GEO. W. STEWART < Sos
nos 6-itE corner 18th and III SITS
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NOV. 7.-FIRST ARRIVALS by CANAL.--Twn Inad
II Cooley. II
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FIRE--Iesterday afternoon, between three
and four O'Clock, tire was discovered issuing
from the roof OF the brick dwelling on Tenth
sti set, second house south of the Avenue be-
longlng 70 Mr.. Anthony Best The Franklin
and neutrality-suspicious. Were early on the
ground, and had their hose laid from the plug
1t the intersection Of Tenth and ID streets II
was several minutes before they could obtain
supply of water, and lockers on began to fear
that the Ere would gain too much headway to
be easily extinguished. But the water being
turned on, the flames were soon got under. with
IN UGH lees loss than was anticipated We are
informed that the property il ured.
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L. o. K. NJ. GRAND BALL.-See announcement
eiseW mere OF q grand ball 10 be. given by the
Usage Tribe of Red Men, ~ Temperance Hall,
NOV. IL. The managers are gentlemen ot char
actef and energy, and Il fine time may be count
ed on.
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable. as it can be folded up Into very
small space fitting into canvas bag 1t is strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge 1T Will, and is SO arranged that il may ba
stuffed with hay straw. 1t is made of DO Ia car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
and nth SITS oc3-lm
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BUFFALO RoBEs all sizes Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes Tiger Robes. Army Blankets, Blue. Green
Red, White, Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Ru bier Store of Allen Clapp d Co, Pom
avenue, between 10Th and 18th sts no 3lm
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TIE EMASCiPATIoN CoMNIs<I0N ara ao.v
e.. aged in the examination Of witneo7e. and
taxing testimony as 10 thu los ally OF claimants
under the emancipation act. The CorIrn,s-
siOLsTs hope 10 b-;ug their lsbcrs 10 CiJy. - =
fore the ijtL Of December.
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WANTED-TwO TAIL0RS, steady employment
w and good wages given. Apply at No 10
High st. near the car stand, Georgetown, to JOHN
J REILLY. no 6.9t,
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

GEORGE IUWN ADV ER VI Is,
MACKERELl MACKEREL!
I1 HERRING
80 bar rels No. 3 Medium MACKEREL
50 do. No. Large do.
50 do. No. 3 Small do
80 do. Mo- do
Daily expected per schooner Lotus, from Boston
and for sale IN lots to suit purchasers
Also, 20 barrels st. George Pay Island HER
RING just received per schooner J. s. Adams and
for sale by HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
S-lw % and IOI Water ST Georgetown
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T L n T d I
7 Is n T s 4

TESrsi rEErst TENrst
Suffers TENTS on hand and made To order
atEDWARD LILLY'S AWNING, TENTsnd nj, A0
FAST0Hf, o6rner ~ street and Pennsyiv snia sy.
B.-SEcoNl-HAND TENTS B0UGHr al
eOtp &C u tn
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BEATING a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morn.
ing, two tree negroes, Wesley Fisher AMI Joe
Coffee. in perambulating the Northern Market
IN search of 4 contraband TO whip, came across
one named Frank Reese, and attac ked him. but
before they could make OFF officer Wannell ar
rested them and took them before Justice CLAW
ton, who fined them 81 IS each.
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AT THE lydia RUBBER STORE of Allen Clamp &
Co, Penn, avenue, between 10th and 18th str cts
the officer and soldier may find great variety Of
Rubber Coats, POnchas, Blankets. LeggRs. Air
Pillows; Reds, Boots. Cups, Pipes and the thou
sand ard one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and urr
lined Wolf and Lap Robes. Wool Blankets all coll
ors. Cork Beds Horse Blankets. and everything to
promote warmth and cOmfor IT in the camp and field
Here. too, may be found n large assor tment of
Shirts, Cndershirts, Drawers, Stockings, Buckskin
Gloves and Gsuntletts. Valises, Leather Bags and
small trunks made TO tard rough 90 in bsyga ga
wagons. Camp Stooia, Cots and Arm Chuirs all Of
which viii be sold at reasonable prices. no j. I'm
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR, from Canada will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their com plants or illness, without receiving any
informs tion from them No charge Tar consultations
o. adrils. Office, No. IL Washington Building
pennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street
Washington, ID. G. au H-tf
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ByJ: c; MeGuIRE a co. Auetione.rs.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & co. Auetioneers.
TRCeTEES sALkOFyALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL EsfATE IN TIE CITY OF W1sRfSCToN-
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded among The
land records Of Wassinston co1nty, ID: c., in tiser
J. A. s.. No. l9S, folios S97 &c. shall sell Al nm n
lie auction, on FRIDAY, November 25th, al a
O'Clock p m on the premises, all that lot OF
thereof g. part Of lot numbered g. in squsre ssa
being on street between 9th and nth streets est
and having front street of 81 feet b, I9l dee,
i'm proved by double two-story Brick Dgellia.
House, with back building.
Terms of sale: One half cash, bsla nee in tvs
equal instalments Of six and twelve months, vifh
interest from day of sale. Credit payment 70 be
secured by deed of trust on the property
no Coed J G. NcGUIRF A. IN an-ts
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INDIA RUBBER CooDs.-The place to buy YOUR
Rubber Goats, Leggins. Camp Blankets Hayel0cks
usytrsacks. and every ARTICLE made from India
Rubber, is at IL A. Halls IndAa Rubber Warehouse,
where you can obtain them at manufacturers
prices, 80 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc 30 If
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MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of writ Of pe~s
1Nl ficiss, issued from the Clerks Once Of TIE
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for toe
expose st public sale fer cash in front OF the
House door Of said county, on THURSDAY, the
9Th day OF Novembe 1851 az IL o'clock an all de-
iensantS right, title claim and interest," an and %
ots Nos and 10, an square Ne Ia An the city of
Washington, ID. c., together with AZ and singular
the Improvements thereon eeized and levied q Dor
as the property Of John G. Ronele and will be solt
TO satisfy judicsls No rs 60 October term tsss IN
favor ofJohn ". RidenOur, use Of Upton H Ride
pour- WAND m LAMON
ocN dts u. =. Marshal D. c
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IRIGHrENED.-ThurSday night squad of
The Provost Guard on duty in the Second
ward, near II and Thirteenth streets, were rr +.
quired TO take n colored man into custody. He
broke and ran, and would not answer the sum.
mon to halt. Agun or pistol was fired, but the
fugitive continued 10 ruu. A second and a
third We're fired. and the whistle of the last
sounding close to his ear, the man halted and
was taken by the guard. He was badly fright.
enssf, causing An enlargement of his optics that
was perceptible ata considerable distance He
was conducted to the Central Guardhouse
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WANTED TO RENT--t furnished or unfur-
w nished HOUSE, in Washington or George
town. Answer, stating location and terms, "B
b, 81 Willaris'. no & Iy-
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By J. C. Mcguire a. CO. Auctieneers.

By J. C. Mcguire a CO. Auetieneers.
TRIsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II ESTATE IN Tx CRY or WAsHiNCTnS -Ry
virtue of deed OF trust recorded among the hand
records of Wash ingtOn county, ID. C.. in liner = A.
S, No 49, folios ~ et SEQ . one of the land re-
cords for wsshisgton county, shall sell at public
auction; on THURSDAY, the 2Oth day Of Novena-
ber instant, at half past four o'clock D. m , on tbs
premises the following described real estate ait
uA'ea IN the CITY OF Washington, ID. C.-thAt is 10
say. lots numbered ten. 90. eleven IN and sly
teen, TO- In square numbered one hundres and
sixteen, (lkD =
The terms of sale are; one-fourth Of the pur-
chase money An cash; aud the residue in notes of
equal amounts al six, twelve, and eighteen months
with interest from the day of sale: the deferred
payments To be secured by notes satisfactory 20
the trustee and a lien upon the property for the
purchase OF which said notes shall have been re-
spectively given.
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied With in al
particulars by the fifth day after the sale the
trustee reserves the right resell mon FIVE dsys,
notice, at the risk and cost Of the defaultn q mar
chaser OF purchasers.
COnyeyancing at the expense of the respective
purchasers.
II. c. sPALDING, Trustee.
no 4-eo&ds J, c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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STARTLINc! BgT TRUE-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers of Fever, Scurvy Wounds and
Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave his
bones 10 bleach, who by the aid of Holloway's Pills
Ointment would have returned to his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers try them Only 2.
cents per Box Or Pot. 22S
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: SENT TO CoURT.-The case of Harmon Es.
>rner, baggage agent OF McClintock Co.'S ex-
press, who stands charged with "feloniously
stealing or aiding in the Stealing of the trunk
OF Major Newly, 9Th n. York, as stated in the
Stdr yesterday, was concluded in the afternoon
The proprietor OF the express not arriving us
was expected Esmer was held 10 bail by Jus.
tice Johnson, 10 answer the charge at the Grim
inal Court.
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ROfS WANTED Wanted. five or six active
ID BOYS, from II to II years of age Apply to
THOS; HANENNER, 347 G street, between a..
and 9th SIS. nos.sts
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By ,. c. McasIRR a CO, Auctieoecr..

By y. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctieneers
A DMlNIsrRAT0Ry sNEI10 VERY VALE.
"a ar, asI. t,nssN On wsDNEeDaY. svven,
that hsyr until the whole is -dtspsseA ef.ff sksa
sell at the Auction Rooms Of James @ Mc(,uire =
CO., the extensive and vsasb2e Library of the ses
Amos il: Little Comprising shout 2-ss volanes
bound IL the beet English cair Bindinss We name
Sir Mslte. seotts Com pless Works. London, nine.
Encyclcpedis hritsnnies, twenty two voluu.s.
Boydelse Shakespeare Gallery. one hundred line
Ge%piss Wo!i. of Byron. Cooper. r-'
Dickepe, Sheridan, Robertson,
Sir II. pavy. Beaumont and Fletcher
Humboldt. Swift Voltsire, Locke.
Burke, sterne, Frank lin. and Shskspesre of shs
best editions, and beau tifpliy bound
kollins', Gthbons', Alisonb n, Prescott a alum a
Rancroft,s, and other Histories.
Wsshington's, Jefersons, Webtters, CslhoupS
Adsp's Burke, Lord Bacon, Lamb, sai
Full set Of stent Ofhce Reyorts from ,s.I bound
Together with large and well selected ItJ Of Ms
cellaneous Works in every depsrtm emf of Iiters-
ture.
Catalogues viii be ready for Distribution soma
days prior to the sales; Terms cash.
MOSES KELLY, Administrator-
no cod J. G.. MEG L IRE A. co lucs.
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By T. BOWLING. Auotioneer Georeeto~n
A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF CARPENTERs
"a Tools. LukBER, de., AT AUoTTON-0n FRI
DAY MORNING, 18th instant, At 10 clock, 1 win
shop of the late Thomas cissel, Congress street
II the resr Of tie NJ. Church, Georgetown, D.
G, q lot of Carpenter Tools
] lsr ge Jack Screw.
Lot Ct Lun Der, Work Benches.
Tools. Chests, and Tools,
Lot Carpenters Tools,
G Iindstone and Mortioing Machine
Terms rash
STEPHEN T. BROWN. Administrator.
noe T. DOWNING Auct
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BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auetioneers.
A DMIN1STRAToRS SALE OF HOUsEHoIu
"a fuRNITURE.-Qn WEDNESDAY MORNING.
l2th instant, at 10 clock by order OF the Orphans
Court, Will sell st public suction the Hors4holi
furniture and Effects of the late Thomas Cissei
Penn. avenue, west Of Circle. between 24th and
18th streets, embracing
ParlOr Sofa and Chairs
Msrble-top Center Table spd Side do,
Mirror and Marble Slab anu Brsckets
Carpet, Rug and Oilcloth,
Curtains. Shades, and Mantel Vases,
Dining Tables Chairs, Clock aud Arm Chair
Side0ard, Glass and Crockeryware,
Double and Single Bedsteacs, Ppsther Beds aud
Hair and Shuck Mattresses. and Bedding,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus. and Glasses
RardrObe Nsshstands. and Toilet Sets
Wood snd Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers
Chamber pet. Rugs. 0iloloth. &c.
Cooking Stove, Coal and Alright and otLe1
stoves, and good assortment OF Kitchen Far
niture, and Cooking Ctepsils
Terms cash.
STEPHEN 7. BROWN, Administrator.
noe ". L. WALL A CO.. Aucfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

"ANTED-One COL0REb MAN. who under
w stands Oyster business, and make himself
usefu.. Good wages will be given TO man with
coed recommendations Apply 23I G. street be-
tween 18th and l3tn street. no Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-CentraIIy To-
Gated. Address"W. W, Box 10 Star Office
Washington. ID. c. no 4-lwE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

WANTED-By q gentleman and wife, BOARD
w in a private family. Address al p W =
Box 53ii with terms} Post Office. 40 6-3t-