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Notice to News Agents,

News 20. MS with the army under command
Of Cicrrr;sI Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, IL the West or South. should
tPnd their orders for the STAE TO Henry Tay-
Iar. AGENT for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Buildin-. Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22
ID ". IL. WIEATLEYS
l. REhlIN STEAM DfEING AND SECURING
ESTA BLISHMENT
y" ~ JEFfhR5oS SRI

NJ W JHFfERSUS STREET.
Georgftorn. D. C.
Thsn&ful for past favors would res pectfully in
i"rnn those of Bay fri"nd> hose work was Obliged
10 turn on Tor want of hands, and the citizens and
soldiers generally. that have succ eded in obtain
ing iuit complement of good workmen, and am
now prepare I" do all work III my lire in tho best
manner and upon the shortest notice. But one
oc lslw W Ii. wHEATLEY.
4 4 ~ GGf with Harness and Saddle and
Az family a Rors IN syrS
harncS. neT and substantial. For particulars in
son. on street, between 18th and 18th. south of
Pa. "r., where they may be seen. oc Is I'm
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
sy IL 1ss"efr l2 for suPeyns the United
lie 70 oe delivered at Washington City. d. c., in
1910 heat on the 10th dav of November.
1000 bead Oh thu 10th day of November
1000 lSS head he On the 9Th day ofNo.ember.
iHn head on the 10Th day Of December, and
100 head on the 18th day OF December
Each lot must average go pounds gross weig CHIT
pqRnd. gross weight Heifers and Bulls not wanted.
retained until the contrsc, T. conn pletad VIII DC
A bond with good and sut6 Gle Mt security, VIII be
Govenmen, re,cr'es to itself the right TO pay in
Treasury notes or other Government fun's.
tractors who have previously failed To comply with
lnsr c"n,r.ct or when the bidder is not present to
All bids must be accompanied by two guarantees
, The names Of firms must be stated in full. with
the precise address of all tho members of he firm
Bids 10 be directed to COL. A. BECKWITH, A.
II. Z. aa1C {. ;. L. S. A., Washington. ID. c., and
endorsed Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We. -, OF the county of -, and State OF
=, and -, of the county of -, and State
Of -, do hereby guarantee that is sble to
fulfill contract in accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
accepted. he will at once enter into a contract in
accordance herewith
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre
pared TO become his securities
tThis guarantee must be appended TO each bid d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

PERsoNAL-Mrs. President Lincoln was at
i"F Metropolitan Hotel, New York, on Monday
~ ming last
Ihurlow Weed, n. Y; Ex-Goy Newell, N.
j. Hon :. :. Cox, Ohio; Col Pratt, Ind; Jas.
Is Edrs (gunboat constructor, and Miss Edes.
So Louis, Die, are al Wizards.
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IMPORTANT RUMORS.
Rebels Said to be Crossing the Potomac
iir-at Excitement at Hagerstown-Bat.
tie Expected.

ICorr' spondtnce of the n. Y. Tribune
HAGEEsTowN, MD. Oct. I9.-Hagerstown i
again IN Il state of excite nent. and As bato >
on Sunday, when these good people most do
sire rest. The rebels are crossing i'm force AZ
Hancock, so cOuriers say, who have ben GAL
looping by at precious Speed, TO the headouar
ters OF the commanding General, all day
All last night the running OF artillery and
the solemn tramp Of infantry, was heard PASS
ing through the main street, and hundreds
wondered and speculated what movement wa
on foot The morning dawned, hut the ny.-
terry remained unsolyrd Two brigades of Cen
Couch Division, which, siEyse the great ba tile
have been lying four miles from Williams port
on the road W Sharpsburg, suddenly. last Sat.
urday evening, left their enrampmruts, and
with ten days ratioks, marched up the Poto-
mac To- Clear Spring and Joined TIE brigade of
Cir n. Howe, which had bern occupying that
post since the raid Of Gen. Stuart.
n; ihis hour, ten p. m, every body looks as IL
another graf battle would be fought brforr
long on this sid of the Potomac, but not on the
soil OF my Maryland,' but on that of our
Pennsy lvauia.
/ am afraid. if il should prove trua that
Gen. Lac Is crossing Al Hancock. that we are
again 100 late TOR him. tIrn Cox. with a uiyj
sion OF infantry ana arlilhry. and Gen. Ayerill.
with 4 brigade OF cavalry, are above Hancock
ana hs TINS Time, hut nort distance east of IL
Ii 'ien. Lee rs crossing his entire army, their
resistance can be but a feeble one. reinforce
Ms nts cannot be sent them in time to be much
service.
All sor's Of wild reports are floating in Tho
STREETS and about headquarters and il is a most
imro- -llile 10 learn the exact position of the
Rebels, or 10 know whet the advance j,
IMPLY another raid. or movement of the
W iiUil. army.
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= ~ lie destitute market in Baltimore is
wy trisk. Those who feel disposed To Offer
Ii'' i''s"i'"r held their services al high figure,
Several Obtained $50 each; Il number held out
iVr S'+': while one man obtained 500 10 90 a.
Il substitute for n man in Prince Georpe,s
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ATM TO THE TRAVEL
E4 ING PUBLIC. 63A

The subscriber most respectfully informs the
pubc that he Will from and after the 22d of Octo-
Der instant. run e. regular line of STAGES between
the CITY Or WASHINGTON and PORT ToBAC
CO, Charles county, Nd, leaving tho PLANTERS
HOTEL, at the corner of eth street and Pa avenue
Washil gtcn city. d. c., at 5 O'Clock rysry other
m ming. Leaving MIDDLETON S HOTEL. in
Port tobacco every other morning, and arriving
M hme 10 connect with cars al the Washington
depot the same evening
&C Elm SAMUEL DALEY
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!" The Military Court called to investigate
lhe surrender OF Harper Perry is still DELAYED
bS the absence OF Capt. Angelo Powell the
judge Advocate not being able TO procure his
addr'Ss lie Is ihe las; witness To b. called.
me Court, II Is said, Will then BE- prepared 10
make It's report.
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FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES
AT AUCTION PRICES
At AUCTION PRICES.
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The rem einder of the cargo OF the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting OF every description vt
FINE
FAMILY
GROCERIES.
III be FOX sale until the Schooner is dischsr sed
FAMILIES
In need of Winter Supply, at thu
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. S. COZZENs,
Consisnee, corner Pa. avenue aud lith st.
CAPT HCTCHINGS,
&c 13-h Schooner Aid, foot Of 18th st.
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APf"iH1NENTs.-The President has appoint
cd Hon Andrew b. Dickinson 10 be marshal Of
the noTth'rn district OF New York. Hon. Thos
Clay, OF ~. has been appointed Minister
rid u 1" Nicaragua, in place OF Mr.. Dickjp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

EMPORIUM OF FASHION. The under,igned
- b-g- To inform the public she haa opened an
emporium of Fashion, where she viii have con
stanty On hand the Latest Styles of Patterns for
spsnsling and Gold Emb roidery done an the short,
eSt notice m styles unique graceful aud elegant
ments. made to order in a manner which cannot
iail 10 SECURE the APPRECIATION of all. The newest
syh OF patterns for sale reasonable Straps
"rt"tbS ana Bugles made tn order A share of
patronage is respectfully solicited -
MISS X. {. LEMON as Tenth St
oc = ~ between Pa ay and At
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TAKE NOTICE,

20 TAKE NOTICE. ~
NJ. T PAL KER
Ne. 50 LOUISIANA AVENCE
kespeetfully and cheerful,y returns thank for tn.
liberal patronage hitherto received 49,
Having every facility for doing
THE BEST -
HOUSE. SIGN,
=, DECORATIVE PAINTING
Together with all work tertsnins n
FIRST CLASS PAINTING E9TABLIEUNEST
He hiss no hestancy in soliciting continuance
of the ublic's fay
BIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK CSENCEPTIOSa
And rarticuiar attention il paid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY
~ Remember the nunEtr'
80 LOUISIANA AVENTE
o. 22-om Between Sixth and Seventh sts
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nEPOT QCARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

~ WASHINGTON, October 30 1852,
SEALRD PROPOSALS will he received ut this office
until Saturday, October .. at O'Clock p " for
the Introduction Of Water, and Plumbing work at
Gamp beil Ho>pital, ut intersection of 9TH and
Boundary streets.
Por specifications application must he made to
Capt. r. T.. Camp. at this Office.
The oath of all agiance of each bidder must
accompany the bid
Good and sufficient security will be required for
the fulflmeut of the contract
Proposals must be addressed Ia Capt l.. L.
HARTZ. Assistant quartermaster, L. S A. and
should be plainly marked Proposals for Plumb
ing, At Campbell ii ospital. &C s,-td
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SHIRTING FLANNELs. fer Officers and Soldier.

SHlRIi Nc FLANNELS. fer Officers and Soldiers
AlS9 Heavy Grey BLANKETS, for Camp u.s.
Mith ati kinds OF DRESSES. CLOAKS. SHAWLS
rktSS GOODS. DC, adapted for Officer and
One price only, the actual cash value marked in
pialn figures.
O"r Northern and Eastern correspondents srnd
u new supplies daily.
Al pa reels for conveyance by pyDress or other
modes packed free of charge
Ar inspection of stock implies 10 obi cation tn
purchaSa BERRY 4 EP0 W
oc |Z-Ft Pa sve and Min tn street
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~ Mn" states Will hold their animal eIac-
t'ho on the -tl OF November, 10 Wit: New
10 h. New J"rs.y, Massachusetts, MIchi,nu
IiD.'"1, " lscon IN, Missouri. Minnesota, and
I--Iawa.C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

COLLISION on THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
II Ar.--I. eterday, the morning train from
hsrrls burg, Pa, 10 Baltimore cima in collision
with 4 burden tram when about twenty three
miles cut from Baltimore. The two locomo-
tiNes were Il UGH injured, and several cars were
snutl,d up, strcH Ing the roadside win nos
rial stci,s Fortunately no Ii YES were los,
and no ulr r. riou~ly injured 20 far as ara
frC m. liz morning train detained on tho
road vnril IL o, lock las niyht AVA ting tn ar
rry;l Of ia. cNning train rom harrishnrS,
- I -. q, D. a.
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Il " COLL GH.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON CITY

y II " l. U l. /. y G
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CITY
fACCL1Y or MPpICisF
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ d
Professor OF Principles ard Practice OF Nedic;po
JOHNSON ELIOT ND
Professor Of Principles aud Practi e of Suroer,
JANIS T.. MORGAN, ND
Fcfesror of Msteria Me1icn and Thar. ,o,.,;
~ J. NJ SNYDER NJ u
''e-"r 81 obstetric- and Disease Of Woue, .,,
Children " u 'L1''
&c THOMAS ANTISELL NJ II
" or OF hyFici"gy and Toyioolosv
rs fp>1GoMERY JOHNS. n
,r,crn,copic and Descriptive
SII As J.. LOOMS Mn
if"i' '-"r ct fhSsics ADD Chem;,,r
c. " kENNON n
Demon tFat"r ri Anatn1v
-, - f..H - ~ con on the a., =,
~ 80 ;. nj D. ! rrt Ia March follow; n'h rsy
L. ares vi ", ts.it rrt-: A. the fry =. ic
~ :'@ s'Tc't, during the Il; urs of IN i,isr,
- sf.d evening VIC alter
1f"t-- - r'ir" fun rour.S is ~ g.
Ma cu!b-i6T sra q o"ty orSr, e.. 500 GU
III = p. 70. strs = ........... go. o
C~str Ct, '''' J"
F'F .---..-' ~. - .,....
Itt.. 400 sc:.,,-
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COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-Mary Armstrong
and Eliza Williams, the two girls arrested last
week on the charge of shooting a soldprr named
James Mcclellan, AZ the s'Jrnny Lind" house.
IN the first W ard, wers brought before Justice
Drury yesterday afternoon. The first was COM
United for court, and the latter dismissed
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TnE INpIASOCTBREAK-Arrest Of re Rino-
ieodeT&.-1 he -. Paul (Minn.l Pioneer, of the
18th. says:
Some fifteen Winnrhagoes, together with
the thltl Lit'ie Priest who have been charged
with bong connected with the Sioux IN tn ~
massacrrs OF the whites in Brown county. and
who w. re arrested a few days a o. arrive in
the city last night under n rrd OF .oldi Is
anu were taken to Gen. Pops Iea iqulrtrrs.
Tn" General ordered them TO Fort Smelling To
be kept IN CLOSE quarters"
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DRUPD4hLS FOR FIRE PLUGS.
Assistant UEsETpEya

h~eIsT,Nr QCAETEENAsTER's OFFICE,
CJrner and T,rs,,ty- second x,-r,i, I
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct - l. = !
sfNFh Proposals will be received at TIL otica
MIL u" clock ~, Saturday. October d, 1852 for
be "rectioIl ana placing in work ing order of Fir.
a riuaf =. me 9usrtermasters storFhomSes
Shop on street near Twenty first >7''''' VI
ne FIRE Plugs will he furnished to the contrsc-
Tor Th b? IN thr Qn"r,.rtnasters Department
,sn% nd the pric" per foot of hose and other
The undersigned reserves to himself the right to
rrieclany hil which may ba deemed unreasonable
.prol"aais from oiSloyal parties will not be con
sdered' An oath ofalle glance to the {. : ii,ycrm
mant must accompany each proposition. . "''''"
The The utility Of the bidder to fiji the contract,
by tw" responsible persons, whose synatnres !. re-
l" T ~ appended 70 the guarantee.
shown by The orfcial certifcats Of IN. inust hs
nrafr,i District Court or of the United states Dis
ar opened or the proposals will not be considcrr
TIE iuIl name and post office address of the bid
~ hid - made in the name of firm the Names
od nj ane parties must appear, the bid will BE-.
signing -, ''''p-'
Bends in the sum Of one, thousand dollars. sgp-,
y! III" CONTRACTOR and both of his guarantrs vii
Pc toured OF the successful bidder upon sisainr
Informal proposal will be rejected
PROPOSALS. must be addressed to Cant J 7 n,,
SS1S'an an sbon5 st army Washingtan
Araps
Tor the erection Of Fire Plugs" 'p'sa'H
Form, Of Guarantee
W, Of the county Of. and State Of -
ana -, of the county Of and State n, >,
hereby guarantee that - BILE to fulfil tn. a., 10
tract n accordance with the terms of his nronOi
non and that, should his proposition be srcrptrd
ne VIII III once enter iRtO contract in accord.ni'
thtre"ith. Should the contract be syarded :.
MN We ar" pr"pa rcd To become his sureties ~
(in inns guarantee must bc appended the Offio;a,
ctrtifICat" above mentioned >ia
For further information, apply at this office
Capt. and Asst Quartermast.r
&C A-o Us. Arm,
A STCART'S CANDIES
'-sortment of Stuart's Celebrated Cand;as
lot sS .. that FOR WI M U66oRw1s BURG,
0'eh' hut'erl Corner and Ilth
FoA's ou,s,on
lot tt O. ,t%i Tor WE sfsf S2yoRw1s Runoy
. ''h' hutIcFl Corner l and 18th.
EAToNs,
illus, r,cs,,o, TK TEE FANCY CRACKERS
., lot Of tl.rt WI. 0oKwIN BuRav
= cont Hutt"r.l toc2i-a'l Cor. / An ,itb
CAMP KNIvRS
- r. Pbt r CAMP KNIFE cnmh;,;.
~ r"Ei hhd poon, IL indispens4ta nrt.ci
y 80! GER lrishe. Finished in all n yiss acte
). 80 ,rHr tty ~ ooo
tHCIIrV rFp;I,r-
n..,
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= Z i + ssMH!sEsEEEsssfEiHlE,{ Trustees

O-FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF TEEN
uS FAINT ASYLUM, AT THE CORNER OF
PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 26TH STREET, OPP0-
TETHE CIRCLE.-The Sisters of Charity in
charge OF this institution will open Fair for its
benefit ~ Odd Fellows Hall. 9TH street on MON
DAY, the 9th instant, to which th.y invite tho
patronage of the public They VIII offer for sale at
reasonable prices great variety Of Fancy and Use
ful Articles, Toys Books. Flowers. &c. They ask
the aid of the charitable in their effort to provide
for the helpless infants nndcr their care, and they
appeal to the generous Of all denominations, par
truarly the ladies' to rOntri butte money any ar
ticlrs hich they may dispose of ut this Fair. Any
such d"nntion- may he sent either to Mrs. BOONE
corner of T. and Sth streets. or Mrs GEORGE MAT
TINGLl. Oh the Island. Infant received and
cared FOR in this institution and there Is charity
which more loudly appeals to public patr0nag ~.
The ladies conducting the Fair have every comb
dCrr that their rNc~tiGnS i'll meet the RnrOura
mem nf generous public. Meals a. al hours. Adj
mittance ~ cents. Tickets of admission including
supper. - cts. lefty papers & Bali. Sun Or4 II
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LIRE WOOD AND

Il CEDAR POSTS
From $50 To l!,n cords Of PINE WOOD and large
NUM- er OF nne CEDAR POSTS will he sold NV on
the ground otherwise dis DOS ID of ON Gher,i
terms or arpra ton to the subscriber The wood
an6 posts were ttlef some months since by th.
mllltar! authorities are well seasoned and within
a few minutes drive from the Alex sndria Aouedurt
over COOS Wagon road recently made by the CAV
ernIntnt Theg remain Just where they were feIled
&C - 81 IIyDE
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SHO T. P0TE TIM N~N
-" 259 PA. AVENUE, S(S
Between 10th and 18th streets,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's
DINING AND rDNEECTJONrpy c,rno~

havlng rrcch ed n large aud varied stock Of
goods direct from first Ia nds | am rrensred ~
furnhh my 'Estomers. and the public in general
with choice AID well selected assortment Of
Fine PRESERVES JELIIES.
ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONS.
PE1I1S. POIS, TRES FINS
CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS.
FINE OLIVE OILS
PhE-ERNED, PICKLED and BRAN DIN
FRUITS
FRENCH OLIVES. TABLE SAUCES. MARION
GLACES,
Fine FRENCH CANDIES 6c,6c.
nm also prepared to furnish WEDDINGS and
PARTlES promptly. in the beat rlanner and ~,
fhr mort rc-onable trr..s N VIZ
rs EATING SALOON open from a. m until
u p. m. when PARTIES can be furnished With MI
-" N'i'Iacir7 OF 'ht season. &C 90 Ut
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D. l<.:r lii'st a"e Temp 1t. bet. r known
= '-p. haEi. = Stewart, " no has been III I'm.
'il ri -td''- service since the opening of TN.
-, LIS lett for his hcmc IL Englaud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

SECOND WARD STATION CAsns-B,fore yxs
hce Clork.-Sambo Brown, dsordrriv: fined
50. Robsrt Ss-amore, threats: security forpaace
Patrick Hughes. robbery; dismissed. NJ O.
tisey, de-; do. Patrick Lynch. drunk and
disorderly; woIkhouse - DAYS. John OrD,u-
ohugh, drunk; costs Sc cents. Eli JAN Anderson.
Sleeping in the street: dismissed. -
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lI.I EVENING STAR.
MASIuNGTON CITY:
uIr<ysp,y .OTTOBEH -. 1859.

81 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OTTSIDE FOR INTERFERING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER
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: t NTS.
Il T STSt
Suffers TENTS On hand and made tn order
ST INARD LILLY s AWNING. TENT ami F ,AG
FACTW J. corner IL street snd Pennsy wanna Nv
enue. Colonization Building. WaShin ctnn. ID G.
B.-SECONE HAND TENTS BOUGHT aud
S'tf &c % I'm
T0t Oh COZ GIL Cough no longer but usa
" h0OIES SQClL SUGAR DROPS the most
agrecshie efectual and convenient remedy offered
TO the public. Children eat them readily and find
instant RELIEF. For Group, Bronchitis, &c, they
cannot .,e ercfIIri PRICE, sId 81 cents per box
MOoRE'S WEST END DRUG STGRE,
oe .? II3 pu sy snuth siic
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW foEK, Get. ell y A. m.-First Board
e. Coupons ISL, HOY; 1910 Treasury Noses
1o5A one year certificates 90; Old L. s. D4mand
Notes, I2- a; Gold, I3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22

u = ior. SOLDIER H-ii.f Association held
g. . er'r-..ap-t Iiaii. NJ =. bet~--u 9th hnt inth
srr'-t-. THIS hYhNi> C".'.I''..c.s'= ~ Ea!!
JOHN :. POLER, sec
nC5 NnTIGE,. moss HORSE suOERS OF
y NA>IIiNGTON. =. C.-t1entlemen You
~ q: ~ pnu meet -" City II al on Til YRS
DAY EVENING. Urt"h"r 23i ~ half past Sven
"'cl.ck All thorr carrying on thc horse shccing
l,r,ssi.e-s requested 10 ntt"ud. oc - 81
Nh A MASONRY. No I6-The annual
tl-3 election 81 Utfr--S IL Washington X. 4 Z.
Hics;inu, TIIJRSDNY EVENING. Oc,nh"r 81
The iauiur> =, invited to h.. present
B> order "l the NJ +. H. 2.
""2lS: Il r. THOMPSON. Sec.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
RFGISrER'> OFFTCu OFT. %, 1'6a
N"t.CE - L'r'JH <fr,n that License given :" TAv
cTIe Retailers Of SpirtuoGs and Rermented Liquors
Wines an G"rdials. to Groceries Dry Goods. Hard
ware. Medicines. PP-tumery Wat hes md .T..welry ;
Lumber. Wood AM! Coal. Commission Merchants
also, To Keepers ri Hackney Carriages and Onni-
hu<,.- billiard Table, Ten pin Alleys and Corfac-
tionsTy and fer Hawking and Peddlng and Dealers
in It'd Iron hrasS, Cooper, &c, will expire Mon
day. the Ni day al November NEXT. and that said
Licenses must BE- renewed at this oilic" within teu
&C Il d1NOv3 Register
O@PTBLIC SCHOOL.-The additional School
MORROW Tuesday, MORNING under the care
OF u COMPETENT teacher. nj the corner of and
Tenth SITS. One or more Of the Trustees viii be in
attendance half M hour each morning, duri :. this
week. t" Grant permits; &c
,, {; i. EETERRIEHLE,{ Trustees.
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MORE BURGLARIEs.-I.ast night a house on
street, Seventh Ward, was ENTERED by a thief
and trunk belonging 10 Young man named
". Hendiry formerly q boarcir, but now with
the army:) taken out, broken open in the strs-t,
a gold watch valued at $3.50 stol.n, aud the
othfr contents scattered on the sidrwalk
An attempt was made last night also. by
seine house-breaker TO enter the premises Of
Mr.. II %. Noyes. on q street. in the same ward
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nISSGLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-T

nlSSGLC T1ON OF PARTNERSHIP-The part
II ne rshir heretofore existing and doing business
under he style of l.. Jamsor i Co. has been this
day by mutual consent dissolved.
l.. JAMISGN
asni gtcn, Oct. III lS62. JOHN J HENRY
The Omnibus and Lii cry business in all lis bra
ches viii he continued Birch'- old stable on 18th
st. anH the out.tanding business of the late firm
settled Ivy j i Henry IT.
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~ 1'!.. E.ril has teis'2raph.d 10 Surgeon
Ven -! Hammond that tin whole number Of
"1.u'u III tie l:.I+ hattie ~ IerryvilIe
;-t.Du; 80
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II IRBT HUCs T.
IL 4o2, 464 AND 466 THIRTEENTH HIST.
One Door NOrta Of Pa arfnns
viii oren on Monday. Oct aath "a frstcI.s.
HoIEL AND RESTAURANT
IL VA! 20 The chief object of the Proprietors to
max" ms tStabiirhment the best of itsA =
Win choice harder, superior cook &C tE.b 1
cominodarng servants and house ftte up ri
great TX pehse with every modern Improvement
thc pnoiir cannot fail t. be pleased
n. D. ,, tu on. and Private Dining Rooms first
rate Lunch Counter and superior Sleeping Arsrf
nents art connected with this house
,... MITCHELL Il KIRBY
W Ho| prOpriptnrs
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Ne" AMI n MPLIFIED METHOD HUK PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING

Ne" AM q MPLlFIED METHOD EUK PLANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING
It4io-ro. ALEXANDER WOLOwSKI, Pianist
Gnd toMLRRoST, has returned from the Lon -
don EAhieiulon, and opens Course for the RA
ftahS S,S singing by his New aud Sim li-ttHtV
ued nIItnuu BY Professor Wolowski's System n
person having only slight know edge Of music viii
DC enaon in very short time to read music with
lca- IuShG WITH rare perfection. As TO the vocal
par. y, mn way OF vocalizstion he arrives ct most
sna enables the singer TO vocaize With fscity,
sceIra mn huo Quality OF tone. Prof Wolowski
end 7. e''' oe'~een
nk; hoLMEn, THE FIRST EMYAIMrR IN
- the L hlttC States, and frat In tb;s c;ty .s
I'tnrhtn with the army has taken rooms No ~
Lcuit'snh avenue. here he ia ready to exsc"t. ~
"rift> WIN > tnuch fatiEfaction Es he r. tofcru
- f!..'>t-r.. 49," ~ g..
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BURGLART.-I.ast night, between Q and 10
Q clock, the dwelling house of Mr.. James z
Powers, No 3Ei & street, W as entered by thieves
IA the absence of The family, and n lot OF iew-
tiry and ladies dresses were taken. From the
Hanh' in which the thieves operated, il is sup
posed they were well acquainted with TIE
premises. A servant girl returning home met
iEr m, n running out of the alley connecten
with the pre- Inises. The loss Was about seventy
dollars