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N a FIRST .oE Cd s sS sSSHHHs:''.eaD IN.
,,o., e e ~ S5sss H5slSr E1,''
sAssAa. oH,ox,D rH1Ss1SsHH !. ..U s,, Dusr
,i HAD. PHI r Est Fi4.,,s sSs
CLOSE ooss sc e sas1 n Hef a1lR.1ssure
xosra1sSsa' ~ o fHsiHs e r. s;1IsoAp.
II THE eRlzT eSNTSlL ROUTE
% WASHINGTON 9 Hsp ..zr1noR,t rs4
w1sr. soRfax VI ST.. AID Il = sourHw1sr.
sssSssss % ssnes = y: . sss:: Ct
ma cs's. s:ss: 3. sss aass street,
sfA1HDID 'lnnP4 4SaI SARs OF AL hight
saloKIHa AID SALOON oxRs ON AL rlAIns
81 y1oM wAsHINaFoN.
-xsassaosEs Min safs ties - an. ana Z. . ,. N.
= si sss S,ss ~
rod. s,s arrive q asr,i.SuIs .si = . .nd $
,: s; g; e e.: Cent? s: ssa z:
~ tls rosse 1rsishr Of al descriptions can b
81 ONO. Kent0 S any point On the R.iIoaa.
!. ..n.yissa,s SsassI Rsiiro.a also eona.eh
3 s =, sss % oo
xsns.sly, Tsnnsssss, oupbsrland, Illinois, Missi.;
IL s..s .aa ! aa.:: aad a.
se6c With .tsansrs g ail NortAxests.n I4kss.l
4 s1A ,:ss 9 : the
A1n onnn9S1Ss q IL lpesAy transit. 1el8.,
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l. 8o a. =s-
SPRING, AND SUMMxR SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
2 ~
FROM WASHINGTON CITYi

FROM WASHINGTON CITYi
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO 1HB
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
the :s fea aP: 4o4.s ee r.
Through Check for Basssses from Washin9ton
other Route. and no Omnibus Riding. ~
1ouR DAILY TRAINS From WARRINGTON
making eonssctions With Trains leaving Baltimore
o. Sundays. :. 90 Tram II: e
= s'l.' with tok ra fs' VEST ssn Baltimore.
eonnsstion ct Mashinstoa Junetieat Relay House,
Trans iss . Wsshi mSss = 4 s. ofssrx
make ecnnsction with Train lssvina Baltimore Of
= sAIT1sokS AND So OHIO oi SkilRoa al tn.
z2is e tie Only Route BY uAieh Through Tickets o.
Through Baggage Checks cdS be pToesred
~. IN Washington yT
inlet. L. . Improves sL11r1Ne oARs. Of
rH1 sHoRrEsr AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
,coLy1s1s, DAYroiNS, LOUISVILLE, GIN.
OINNAT RI, INDIANlPOLIS, TERRI
AUTs. ST. LOUIS, 0Hl0A9O,
d. DC, &C., &C.,
~wHH Lass oz1Ieas o, CANS rxAx ~ AIT
KS.aessl Nssi. to Passessrs fs IL Hss from
dfEenn 4 q
~ the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ON1
DOLLAH IN the Through price, and have the PRIV
additional charge.
Zuoanestiens # TIE oh,e River With OLIVE.
LAMD P1TRGBQRG, CkNTRAL OHIO and
aA1I1fTA 4 CINCINNATI RAILROADS; ana,
s; AT " y vi; NV Wet sE;: "a
: ler faR0UaH TICKETS ,lsass apply It u.
11eket Once. WAshinGton station. -
eaITH, Master Of rransportAt,oa
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DENTISTRY,
DENVJSTRY

n DENEISTkY. .----z- ....
LIZ. LEWIE Has removed to 242 Penn, avenue,
tive doors above his former Office. Gall -
and e3a%ins the DIS New and I'm
Teeth, which ia fer 81 perior TO any (
other mode now in use. Also, Teeth extracted
all cases. -.-= aHl.Ip - -,es I9-ly
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10 @kzxRrRs IGN
~ HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS M
our stock of W ARES suitable tor your 2{$H
business is now complete In every particular. We
invite your especial attention 10 orr atock ~ wv
BAR and ALE TUMBLlR9
CHAMPAGNE and sHERIY GLASSES, esaA
TQDDY STRAINERs, BAR SPOONS,
G GHHAMnI!Sg DIsAEs, COFFEE and TIA URNs.
OR prices are Is low as the same quality of goods
are to be purchased for anywhere 8ES - :
g. w. BOTTLE r &sOE
Iron Hall, 3ts Pennsylyania avenue.
j be 30 eo6t between 9Th and 10th streafas
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= PROPOSALS. =. Z, &C. e.,
PKoPoBALs 20 R7M us:"

- sstss OaIsS ouAllERNA srEn's O1uCy,
ss,s,g IsSrSs1Is Sii ssssiysd s. ss, once ice
sns osssssa m g
SAND IS p sSH FIT E ths ssoo~ns
Al 70 be fl4l fourteen hands and over in height,
All 70 b in GOOD aesh. sound. serviosable sad
All . b over 81 thsssS and under %, min. ys.rs
The fnn name and Post Once addrs.s Of he bid.
made Il Il se sss RsSs Or arm u.
oa ~ the parties must appear, or the bid win be
ssnins g e the Individual proposal OF the party
fProposal. from disloyal parties win not bs con-
e. Cd nrono e a. oath OF allegiance must accompany
Al R1o n.:t ssssai.r esnss
possls or Hn, md Should be plainly marked Pro-
.s., Of esS9 * s,assl : Al, III. eon,,..,
saoeid It be awarded to him, must be Guaranteed
Is sso'' ara
81 ~ mt ,pn n
es.Iss District court Of the tinted STATE. s! DE-
Bidders must be present In person vb.n IN. hid.
are opened. or their proposals. win not be oonsid-
Bonds in the sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
signed ~ the contractor and both Of bis
Nh ns e. Isseasd q the successful bidder
AZ the bond mus, .eeeIp.ny the contract, it win
De necessary 1Or tho O1QQ0fS 10 nave their bOnda.
men with them, or to have bonds sigaed in antici-
patton and ready to be produced when the eontraet
Si:nks for bonds q. An DO procured upon .pplis.-
By letter or by telegraph. '"-.s@ 10 -
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
cWe,--, OF the county Of, and State Of
-, and -, Of the county of -, and State Of -,
do hereby guaranty that's able to fulfil .
contract in accordance with the terms of his propo
sition and that should his proposition be accepted
he will at once enter into contract in aceordance
herewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
We prepared to become his ties and should
he fail to sign contract in accordance with the
terms of his bid. We ourselves viii become the con-
tractipg parties in his stead.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the ofacial
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 10,
All Mules contr acted for under this tissment
will be subjected to inspection and til ose not con-
forming to the specifications will be rejected,
The Mules must all be delivered in this city within
t25) twentyfve days from the date Of signing the
contract. ~
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract, or SO soon thereafter as the Chief Quar-
tel master shall e inf unds
Any informality in the bid. or on-conformance
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal. =.
The mules will be awarded In lots OF 5000 Ave
hundred each unless the Chief Quarter master may
deem it for the interest Of the to vary
the number.
The Chief Quartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
high. D. H. RUCK1R,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermastsr,
oc Std Depot OF washing on.
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AUCTION SALES.
I A q oTI0H "a IN 80
- HARp1Rs FERaT ARMoRY, Va,
8oyxHNMRNT SALE

ON TUESDAY, OCrOsE3 2th. lssa,
Uonme ncine - y O'clock moon, precisely, with.
ont regard TO weather, -
HARPERS EERR Y ARMORY VIRGINIA.
THE EoLLOwUa - -
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
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(fAeH y. .. var 10 hiSn ~ nNnstVN, &C..
tn. following described MxoAik ERY: T3o Is
the 10Th Of October commencing It 10 eioeE a. m
on the grounds north OF the q. 3. Capitol Exten.
sion
Original Cost.
T Wrought IRON Vices s4.ss = 9 each
Copper Force Pumps -. .-.-.. $500 /"
RRoissips Grabs aI;,,;,a a::t,-... 1000 1s9.eo I"
/ Machine for Mixing Mortar. 1890
6! p;sysss.::s At sa5 each; i at ssss
L' Is. q Rsss;ss Drilling and Slot: $500
! a fsss fl.nsr =, $780, i lssss
Usrisht slotiing Machine. ....... 1,i50 90 aa
Horizontal Lathe and Plaaer com.
q inc asu Lathe. screw CUTTING. 1865 teosS
~ feet Lathe, Rests. Bed S feet w.
t1alS,s, hydraulic Proving Machine 500
wrought Iron R Double Derrick Blocks no."
1n s.f ftssSs fss,. .ss aon..
] B IL ss'ia.st sssnds Tools ..-
Lot Crasibiss I'D
aF5R ia Mss:h T4sls with parts Of caring and
Together with a variety Of old material, Cart
~, the oonssru notion of the Capitol;
na win be
The whole to be removed from ths grounds With
In five days after the day Of aale
Terms cash, in Government fun
CLEMaNT l.. WEST,
oe7.ota Bor.bEss sns WILnagoN tender
Il Depot Fl w..5Isstsa, No ia korsh Fst.,{
81 6epbsT = M Vi. e .es =.
'' FIVE TONS OF RAGS, as.
the Quartsrmaster, Is Wsrehouss, No. sNev York
Avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Terms cash, in Government funds.
ee12:,a Captain a. q III H.. :. o. q s. A1 afn,
By WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auolioneers
N6F fS3 sT9ET H9SsFs a
in Square sS4 fronting on "a street south between
Maryland N II as.ans aud seuts street and
This property j. pleasantly situated near the ex
ig 4syT e.. q e. sisy sis
es " y Ss wlEI IL 5
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aue.ioneers.r-
1 virtue Of : deed Of trust, ssscassd on the nth
day q ssstembsr lsls, and recorded in nibsr A.
ton. county, D. c.. and at the request O. tie
party secured thereby, I will offer At Public Sale,
on MON DAY, the 2sth day Of October neIt at the
hour of 4 O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lots
Pieces, and Parcels Of Ground described In said
trust deed being q Lots situated in square mum
Terms Of sale: 0ns-,sird cash balano. in and
II months. the puI chasers giving their notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. decd given and deed of trust taken
to secure the deferred payments All eonyeyan.
eins and Revenue STAN p Ut the purchasers OK.
vense. 1.-THE terms Of Sale are not complied With
ct the end of FIVE days from the day OF sale. the
undersisned. Is Trustee: reserves the right to re-
sell the said premises after advertising Eve times
il the Evening STAR at the risk and COS. Of the do.
D. 4. R1TTINHoUsR. Trusts.
se2afd&ds GRIM G WILLIAMS Aucts.
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TRY THE BIG LICK a2E .ta- -
SMOKING TOBACCO
For sale By CHANDLIE & HERRING, It the
Cigar Stand in Willardss Hotel oc SIws
1262 FALL GOODS. 1890
u-- Will Open This Day gfea, : : : :
A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
-r.1TW g-s FALL GOODS, -
Al Of Nee Patterns aad DESIGNS.
in BONN1Ts, MISSES, !lLT. BEAVER AND
1863 a.sts e L o A X S.
1.4s BONNET RIBBONS, RIATHER6 AND
80 1MBROID1RIR9, &c.
Together with the largest stock OF
LADIES' and MISSES BALMORAL and HOOP
SKIRTS in the city. = =
~ Ladies are requeeted to call and sxsmine our
stock: as they will find 1t complete in every thing
usually found In . 6rst-class Fancy Goods House,
-E.-f WOLRSH1IMHR'S
Dry Goods and Millinery Store
90 46t1 No. sos East 9th 81. 5 doors beioVI
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AZ: L Z = tas Inys 1 and f.ssnsss
personally Ct his oMos in this CITY Many -
Dsrsons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear other. and no person can wear otAef1 Who
cannot wear these. fEah 's .
Persons calling st my once can b accommodates
With any style And pr!os Of Teeth they may DESIRE
slsanest strongest and most perfect denture that
Art can produee, tho MINERAL PLAT1 WIN b
more fully warranted. 8. r
Moons Ia this oity-No. 3Ss Pennsylvania avenue
between Sth and 10Th streets. Also. GOT Arch IT..
xkdlsdolphis, mAr ely
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N o @ o R Ell zggsl
k.17s youth street bets.aS 9th !,s 1ath " i.
Oldest established Medical Ofes this side OF
baitimo re- ana the only physicians in this city who
Brothers Gray hereby offer reward Of 8 Lees to
any physician who after q proper demonsfrsf;on
can cure private diseases WITH equally uniform
fhess Who doubt should cs and We vil We can
without charge z LEs.' NO "a : goo q s1s
T1NHIs Is TO GIVE NOTIOE that the subscriher
N mas obtained from the Orphans, Cont al
Washington county, in the District of Columbia
Ann Of county sio OF Mary
e
hs sss ds she Of e
osnsr mss Stsw be excluded from ali benefit Of the
Given under my hand this 9th day Of octon.,
1855 ~ s.t4rcTg esa4rJkO. w. HAsLTP1S0 :
0ss -4a.sw- Executor.
k1FQuESTIONLfkoS rccristors a AZ Il W TH1
Ian. QABIN1TsO or WSNDERs AM X IL.
- have detsrmined.res v9t IS
is ss mort shs ssasss & .sssis
s9tins hectares on Nafriaes and ia De nc inss
aSss HeEyoya Debility, Ffemas1rs DseiiSssa rtnsa
Yoissy I'd ss2'sIt: Lave f :.
sy M 81: $50 a Rf 5: $ ~ =
s;s;s. ! ~ . ': 9
JUsT R.ssiyed from Gsrmanyy, sa !. - 1890
RHtNikn RiS nss9f ths very bsstqgaiisy, Ws, e &,
VIA as % s0ia !as - eSsf sTsG
- 0is~s ssl H Psss :.S
ssSsn- %SS1as WsshingtssyD. 81
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTRRY OFFIC1I
"A Corzsr Of g and Ttcenty- second streets,
-sss. Warrington, september Is, 1865. !
Win be sold at public auction on the 6rst, second
and third WRDN ESDAYs. 7th, 18th, and list OF
October. 1t the Corral, near the Washington OBJ
servatory q large lot Of =. = 80 -
HORSEs AND MULES.
condemned - unit for public service,
GAle to commence ct 10 O'Clock q, m, =
- Terms cash, in Government fandsI
~ - CHARLES GARRITHON
ne Is IDS Assistant Quartermaster
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALls. ..
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

IA. ChGESE HANS f1LLSs
ana the OF
ton and sure to correct al irresularities Painful
1ss. cola
ses n a.. Al
arises from intsrruptions Of nature. ''p' "n ~
Oh. CHEESEMAN,S PILLS
Aro positive remedy for all oompiaiEta peculiar
sy HOT Il usrS. VIII sses soa F Fsias
ESF b II ssssss:ssiit p,,,.,.,,,.,
Sold rekS asa Ps sss York sss
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs
eLofI r' O I ia oisSgLaEs ef 81 n :A and
TO- 81 IL. ~ new
NV 1oa - -, AND 81, az $3.50 -.
~ .ssa z.ssr- = WASHINGTON -
STEAASHIP LINE. 1El 8 2as
SEMEWEBKLY BETWEEN NEW Y0RR
~R1sHING7oNaa d GEoRGET0RN.D ID
e. ]. - ., ,3sa's syl1MSHIps e. !, ~ H., 81
.,x1peok BA ahlqiH6T M Hn 5ns -
Rsrri.r sailing Days v EDE 1sDAYs snd SAT
Sssss.ss.s. "a Pi.a Is TOO. q Wan sssssssa ss
Sor fretsh< or passage apply 70 alQ I.a. aaa =
atGsF D 3 MORGAN 3 REMARKABLY, -
a. ia Esas - rents, foot Of High ct rest,
"a s.4Ftnt sseal --flsI'hEs u 0e0reetoWn, or
- !. yet ~ nerp JANIS HAND Agent
IL Ism. lit Wall street. New York.
CIA.I1Hs etSasE o ..,1 ,.ns o,p,.ai
II have jua1 Ig6ooevoa por eokooneIe !S60oket D.
AAsns. snA"y..M ]. afon nSssen, sIAEl saSRH
lo9r Cor aals % Ne l0West naRkstpr1os. f4senep.
e0se oUHfS Da1chaseI1. - &15L hss h94sltfN
Hoesf keepsrs suffers and al others in want Of &
I!ne arfl6ls &c gidAEa - iplttse @ ell aEd az
81 sss ~. se'',ss SsSss 8. s s 4 &:
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SIGESMOND 4 HAYWARD, 80
N1W AND IkPRoVlD INVHN TIoH
-~- .H ARTIFICIAL st,@
CHE0PLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLA1B or CLASPS.

DR. 3. b. SIGNSMOND,
30 Bsssisay, Mes York, and $50 Psaasylsssts
AesSH, bsssSseR Liza AID 1stA SIS, WasifHx:o1,
Calls the attention of the public to the foliowins
kdvGntsaes Of his improved system =.
l. Ias Teeth OF his manufacture wing
acids being three. fourtks lighter than any other
l. NO teeth or roots need BE- extratsd. Is the
.. The roots will be made inoaensiye, and never
70 ache. = ---G7g - = - -
ones can BE- made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural exprsssion OF the fSce which under tbs
ola system u f,eauently disdgured r.
s. This work has been fully tested over Eve
Of this country. |ESF'-'- = ." n 90
Dr. g. has also invented white undsstruetiys
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fllep without pain, and can build ub per.
rect, sound tooth on any side roots which Will last
S0f0Q4 IN nf0tot1mo
Gall and examine for yourself. ~ T-n
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By BOTELER WILLSUN, Auctioneers,
OFFICE U. 3. CAPITOL EXTENSION, &C.,
" WASHINGTON, October 8, ISIS
The following described MACHINERY. TOOLS
&C.: wih BE- sold ct Public Auction ON MONDAY,
on the grounds north OF the o 3. Capitol Exten..
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DRoPosALs FOR STOVES, 10.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, J
WAsHIssros, Oct. s. 1853.
the IN as soVEs
and HEATERS for use in the Department of
$50 or more wood stoves or heaters, for heating
in the most economical manner barracks for troops
wide, and the stoves must be of size sufficient to
thoroughiy warm them, allowing two stoves for
12s or more cooking stoves or ranges, to burn
wood, each OF capacity to cook for q company Of
50 or more very small cook stoves, to burn Wood
each sufic ient to ook for three or four persons
~ or more office stoves, OF various sizes, to burn
Ali of the stoves. ranges, OF heaters must be of
their proposals an Intelligent description Of the
articles offered with drawings Of the same.
in the proposal must appear therein.
United States must accompany each bid. u 'A'
Bids will beopened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made IS the stoves may be re-
The rig is reserved to accept all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Stoves, &C., and addressed te :.
Ii Lieutenant ts Colonel end Chief aas1ssT@sstsr.
SIALED PROPOSALS ARl INVITED TILL
y the "a day Of 0etobeE, 1863, at II M, for fur
BARREts se Of fa PGo4R with 600
Bids Will be received for what fs known Ss Nos,
!, 2, and 3, and for any portion less than the
Bids in duplicate for the different grades should
be upon separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery OF the Flour to be commenced with
In week from the opening Of the bids or - coon
81 @ :ss:9 sss
whsrves, or at the railroad depot, WashinRton,
Payment viii be made In certiac.tes Of indsb.ad.
meas, or such other funds 6 the Governnnsnt may
have for distribution. -. =. :. -
The usual. Government inspection viii be made
just before the Flour il received. -, =
No bid win be entertained from parties who haye
previously failed to comply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be entirely new, made very strong
OF new nnsterias. and hsad lined. No Flour will be
received which 10 not FIRE 81 ground.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BlCKWITH, A. D,
dorsed "Pfopossis for Flour" = 10 oe es Std a.
PROPOSALS EOR ROOFING IELT.
~ CAVALRY BUREAU, 49, : ~
oH1Io1 o.. 0aIs5 9vAE!ssMAsrEa. 81
PROPOSALS arc solicited at this ONCE Tor the fur
nishinG Of ROOFING F2LT in considerable guam
titles, D it may be required from time to time In
the conjunction OF cavalry stables and barracks.
The Felt to b delivered 1T the wharf of the
Osyelry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city;
:a;ps' OF the quality Of Felt tasy propose to fnr.
The Felt will be subject to inszscsien on Do.
HvsYy. aIa- @. &. 6AWT1LL1,
Lieut.. Col. and ohisf eaartermsstsr,
se lo-n " Cavalry Burean.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN
- GEoRsEIows, D: Cat PUnIIo AUoTIoN.--Nill
be offered for sale at Auction to the bidder
in in 'front.' Of the premises. on W1DN1sDAY, the
in separate parcels the following described Re al
Property in Georgetown, D. O., viz.
lat, The Three story Brick Warehouse, slate
roof At the northeast corner Of Water Poto
Streets and the ground on which it stands, front
ing twenty feet on Water street and one
feet on Potomac street.
Cd: The Three story Brick Warehouse, next ad-
Joining the above, of the same dimensions as the
Sd. Three. story Brick House. next north Of the
above and fronting on Potomac street, with the
back building and ground annexed, fronting on
said street nineteen feet Eve inches, and running
esstvardiy, of the same width seventy one feet to
4th. A lot Of Ground next adjoining the above.
fronting on Potomac street seventy.one feet And
-extendinS back eastWaEdly, of the same width
seventy lone feet in part to an alley.
Also, lot OF Ground on the east side Of High
street, being Lot number four in Peters Square,
improved By Two story Frame Dwelling house
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid in caah and the remainder in two equal
payments in six and twelve months, the deferred
payments to be secured by notes and deed of trust
on the premises.s "a. 80 = : 81 -
The expense Of conveyancins to be psid by the
purcAaseFs. .za ns a. JUDSON MITCHELL,
81 JOHN DAVIDSON,
ee2t-eotO07l. .faaa.... TfuatAes
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w." HID16-HIDAS
w LII Be. sold at Pnblie Auction, On svaey
WEDNESDAY aud sATURDAY, It Ii e'o,ook =
n, q the Wharf on SIKH street, " sshinSton, an
sale. --r----. - - - ~ ''-A~ W
moment Of sale RTT
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A CAkD.-My friends and the public in general
"A In search OF my place of business viii pIesae
be particniar to call at No. 1875 Seventh street
where fair dealing and low prices may be relied a
81 RUDOLPH DUCHLY
&C " u 80 House FurRisher
TOR SALR-A fne Seven 7and q t1sR octnye
ROSEWOOD PIANO. 1870
Inquire At g. NJ WIGHTT. Furnishing $6&A
ware Rooms. 81 La ave. DC cow VtNvy
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- -sev- WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

BETWEEN NEW YORy
WASHING TON axd GEORGETOW WIN. %, O.
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-17

WONDERS OF PHoToGRAPHY.-A perfect
copy CT the Declaration of Independence the
size of an ordinary pins head, is for sale in
some Of the shops in San Francisco, and can
be readily decir hered with the aid of a good
magnifer. For a few cents you can obtain
likeness of yourself which hundred years
ago would have been accounted priceless
gem. The Cartes de Visite has become a
necessity. How desirable then, to look well
in picture. which you can never do, if you
wear i'll fitting garments. Houston, Has
tings & Co., the celebrated outfitters of Mont
gomery Street, corner of Suffer, San Fran
cisco. are the leading house, in their line,
and you can not only procure good fitting
suit of clothes at their store, but may rely on
the quality and workmanship, for they deal in
none but the bsst,
The Shasta courier., 1863-10-17
Andrew Westervilt.

The following is an extract of letter received by
Judge Bush from this gentleman, who, it viii be
remembered, left this county about year ago for
the purpose of joining Berdan Sharpshooters. The
letter bears date Sept. 9th:
The last wrote you was after the battle of Chan
eeorville, Va, about the 10th of May. Since
then we have been marching most of the time,
and have had little time TO write. suppose you
are aware of the late campaign we have had
through Maryland into Pennsylya then back
into Virginia You undoubtedly remember how
much excitement the battle of Charlottesville
caused and how heavy our loss was. We could
have whipped the rebel army there if We had not
given them up and re-crossed the Rappahannock.
Little did we fear disaster all determin-
ed to gain the day or fight till the last was
gone l cannot tell how sad scene the battlefield
of Getty sburg presented. We lost many there, but
think the rebels lost far more than we did. !
never shall forget how it looked when the rebels
came up line alter line to carry our breastworks.
forgot to tell you that were the first to COM
the fight, and we stood the heat of the battle
until our ammunt on out and then we had to
retire. However, we reinforced in time to save
the day. If Lee bad not retreated we would have
used up the rebel army. They started on the re
treat and we had nothing to do until came to
the Blue Ridge in Virginia. There advanced
and drove the enemy for a mile-all of the time We
were under fire the worst | ever saw. | hope
shall see the time when l shall have chance to
tell you more than | can now write. hope to see
the end of this war within few months. By all
accounts the rebels must be seeing hard times. l
think we have fair prospect of SEEING them all
compelled TO give up their There many
desertcrs from the rebel army, and they most all
ssy the Contede-acy is about played out. l think
the fall of Vicksburg and Charleston will convince
the rebels We arc able to fight them on land, and
we can clear them from the sea in short time
will tell you little Of the loss of Company C,
which was California Joes Company. The Cap
tain is wounded Lict, Clark, wounded Lieut..
Sheldon, and six others, killed ;. there were about
| twenty privates wounded. | wish you would in-
form Joe OF the loss of bis Company. Ruff was
killed while taking prisoner. cannot tell all the
names OF the killed George Sheldon promo
ted to Lieutenancy and was killed. ] wish You
would send word to Churntown TO my old friends,
and tell them l am still alive aud that my health
might be bettet | am laid up with lameness in
! in my feet. which | hope will soon get better,
wish L had few Of my county papers to read
They would be very welcome to me. Now hope
you will send me few papers and write me soon
! Tell lny friends in Churntown to write as | would
| Ike to hear from than. l will now close.