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~ No. lO2, Main Street. Lynchbnrg. Va.
The undersigned have associated themselves to-
CO., for the purpose of conducting general AUG
TION and COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have
rented that large and elegant building, No. 102 Main
Street, Lynchburg, lately occupied by John T. Davis
& Co.; and are now ready to receive MERCHANDISE
of all kinds for private and auction sales.
They solicit consignments of Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco Sugar, Moasses, Coffee, and other
groceries; Bale Cotton, and Cotton Fabrics of all
grades Woolen Goods; Boots, Shoes, Leather, and
all other goods usually offered for SALE
Their first auction will take place at an early day in
December next of which due notice, with catalogue,
will be published.
They respectfully refer to the merchants and busi
ness men of Richmond, Petersburg, Danville, and
other Southern cities, whose aid and cooperation will
| hn d,,1rr o4o.
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EOR RENT will rent, publicly, to the high
l. est bidder 10 O'Clock ON the l4th day of Febru-
ary, for the term of five years, the valuable Farm,
or twothrds of the Wenger Farm, containing 100 a.
cres This land lies in the county ofAugusta the
waters of Long Meadow, and is high state of cul-
tiyation. JACOB HILDEBRAND,
Jan 27-tdr Executor.
~ Rock Reg copy and charge this Office.
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NEW AUCTION CONCERN.-The under
IN signed having taken out Auction License, offer
their services in the sale of Land, Negroes, Horses,
Wares, and Merchandise, either in town or country.
Auction Rooms at Bickle's old stand. consignmeats
of all kinds Of goods solicited
A. M. BRUCE.
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T OST

Lost or mislaid the following Certificates of Stock
in the Virginia Central Railroad Company, viz:
One Share, No. 805, issued Nov. 8, 1858
One Share, no. 1lg6, issued May 81 1856.
Two shares, No. l1O4 issued Hay 81, 1856.
Also dividend bond of the Company No. SOG da-
ted the lst July, 1885, for $780, Application for
newa of these certificates and boEd, will be made to
the Board WILLIAM WITHROW, JR.
Waynesboro'. Dec. 2srd. le62.-2m.
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r Asst NOTICE.
l. Having disposed of our entire Stock of Goods,
ve are very desirous of closing late business,
and request all persons knowing themselves indebted
TO on open accounts to come forward without de-
dulgence cannot be granted. Those having claims
against us requested TO present the for pay
ment. ChAWtORD O. COCHhAN.
Oct. 2s-tf.
Application will be made to the Board
of Directors of the Central Bank of Virginia for
the renewal of certificate for thirteen Shares of its
capital stock which having, for better security, been
buried by me during the invasion of Shenandoah
county last Spring, became entirely DESTROYED
E. T. RINKER,
Jan 27-2mo Exec'r of Mary Crawford, decd
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y Mr.. Kenner, of La, called for the order of the
day, the Appropriation Bill, and the House be-
ing resolved into Committee of the Whole, the
bill was read by sections for amendment.
The Committee having risen, and the bill hav-
ing been reported to the l. onse, was pissed, and
sent to the Senate for immediate action.
GNoTE-The Committee of Ways and Means,
in the framing of the appropriation bill, left out
the appropriation for the expenses for provost
marshals and their clerks, on the ground that
there was no law for the continuance of that in
stitution. The estimate made tor the expenses
of that department by the Secretary of the Treas
urey was $93, ,000.-REPoRTER.1
SENATE, Feb. 81 4s 3 I
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. johnson also introduced bill to propose
an amendment to the constitution of the Confed-
crate States, viz:
l. II is enacted by the Congress the Confed.
crate States, two-thirds of both Houses thereof
concurring, that the following amendment to the
Constitution of the Confederate States of Amer
ica, be and the same is hereby proposed, and
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EOR SALE.-A very superior two horse Sring-
u Wagon, iron axle, with sett new Harness. Price
$500 Apply to Capt P. Polmer, Valley Mills, Au-
gusta county, Va. ST. F. G. ROBERTS.
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PROPOSALS.
aOPOs LIS RoR II b rs.

CnIzY QuAHyEaHasfBas OyxIon,
wasai. DssoiD p C.. os.. ia, lsis,s
s SSas TSS i1aoG
s1s0 HOLES 3 + 81 'oo"''s
Al 70 Be in GOOD Hesh, sound, servfessois ana
sai sble g. sss,sh, y.rI.,ss "a, Mn. ,..r,
efass. n.a.o..,.
The faIi name and POST Once sddre.s Of the bid.
der must appear in the PROPOSAL ., ..
considered q the neivdsai proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyA parties viii not Be CON
sidsred, and an oath Of ALE glance must accompany
roposs Hs must be addressed to Brissaisr ssne.
+, Ru9K n, 9asrteIr,astsr Arnya M s.o
1o.sl id2 Males sse 'A'u" be plainly marked
s III Ct ss' 70 ss ss to the
IL shsD
Court s Or u ne 1sssd STATE: Be:
Bidder. must ss present in gsr.on xhsn tbs bids
Bonds in the sum Of tx.nt, Thousand dollars,
sisnins The contract. '''''"''1' '1''' ~
have
men with them, to have bonds sis ned In antiei-
patton and ready to be produced whom tho contract
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon appliea-
ton being made at this Office, either personally,
hy letter or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,-, Of the county Of, and State Of
-, and -, of the county Of, and State Of,
do hereby guaranty that's able to fudl q
contract in accordance with the terms Of his propo
stion and thst should his proposition be accepted,
he win At once enter into contract in aceordsnee
We prepared to become his secur ties and should
he fail to sign . contract in accordance With the
terms Of his bid We ourselves will become the con-
tractiRs parties In his stead. rz.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the odaeial
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, dc.
All Mules contt acted for under this advertisement
will be subjected to inlpeetion. and tt not con-
forming to the specifications will be rejected.
(25) twenty five days from the date Of signing the
contract. HaE.f
Payment to be made upon the com pletion of the
contract or 90 soon thereafter as the Chief Quar-
tel master shall . inf unds
Any informally in the b. d, or non conformance
with the terms of this advertisement, viii ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
The mules will be awarded in lots OF 1901 hve
hundred each unless the Chief Quarter matter m ay
deem 1t for the interest Of the to vary
The Chief ouartermaster reserves to himself the
right to reject all bids that he may deem too
A'sn' Brig. Gen. and Chief ausrssrnastsr,
&C std Depot OF Washington.
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DROPOsALs FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office af the CAisf QxNStesn1a sty,

WAsBISaToN, D. G., August is. 1868.
PROPOSALS are solicited and viii be received at
this oce for furnishing Cavalry Horses, to be de.
hvered at Pittsburg. Pennsyl vania; Philadelphia
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing OF
Borees in lots of not less than twenty. five, f25
The Horses to be from fifteen (l5) to sixteen C6)
hands high, from Ave t5) to nine 9) old well
broken to tie saddle, conpactly built, In good
Reah, and free from all defects.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
antee.
The responsibility of the gusrantors must be
show by the efcal certificate Of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United stateo
District Attorney.
Proposals must be Addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel O g. Eswteile, Chief QuartermAstsr Oav.
O. g. 9AWTELLD,
Lieut.. Dol. and Chief Quartermastsr,
"A Is II Cavalry Bureau.
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OR0kAScI ostHIocSs. prp.Rr.rrr

-RfFWkBHJxGT0H,O ct. Z. tSJ,
s.ALsD Pxopos AIS viii be received at this once
os.oe. "a rrs ises ncPt aS
500 500 sets at the New York Arsenal, Governors
i. n@6 sets at the Frankfort Arsenal, Bridesburg,
q 900 sets at the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburg
q eco set, at the q Louis Arssn.l, st. LGpi,, Mo.
These Requirements are to b made in strict
At Either sss Of ss
And they are to &c subject to inspection at the ar
e nal where delivered. before being recsived for
the Government none e De sccsS.so or PsiS Tor
TO BE- of sfaiaed l!her and all the ssock 70 Se he
best oak tanned. he shoulder oeis Will % IN
Deiiyeriss mnstsbs made in lots of not less than
ooJ sets per week for contracts OF 10 OOo sets or
under; and not less than 2000 sets per week on al
WIFI. days from
the contractor 10 q forfeiture OF the smount TO
DC eoHed in ." ,be usual manner; the boxes to be
charged at cost TO be dete, mined by the inspector
Bidders will state IMPLICITLY the arsenal or ar
a ss1 to deliver each place
If for more than one
No bids will be considered from parties other
such as arc known to the Department to be fully
competent to execute in their own shops, the work
proposed for. Bach party obtaining contract vii!
ssretiee for its faithful ful6ilmenf.
The Department reserves to itself the right to
reject any or al bids # not deemed Sc
al GEORGE y. RAMSAY, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
in ston. " and win be endorsed proposals for In
f.n'F' A''0n'''msn'' GEO. D. RAMSAY.
oe s-Th, Sat ,Tu st Brig. Gen. Chief ofOrdnanee.
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GAS FITTING, kc.

/" GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Store, and Are daily reoesytns "A
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and bcsisns
sd Finish, superior in sys 70 anytime Aarstofors
odored In this market.
We invite citatsns generally 10 ell and sxs,ains
saI stock Of GAS and WxT1H 11xTUkD0 fsaIinS
Warrington.
- An Work IN the shove iins tntrnstsd 10 On,
care win b9 promptly attended to.
mar ST 11RS 4 Mo6HAN, S56 street..
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THE EVENING STAR.

PoLIcH RAPoRTs-Sec0,sd. Prccisct-Lydia
schiosser, assault; hail forpeace. asics Mi err,
do; DO Esth, r w God son, disordarlv; -. H,nry
wocdecn, do; &C., Gilbert Woodson, do; 81
Jofu Shaw, ASA uIt and threats; hail for peace
isfl in esfal1t~ Vim. Trunnell, dr. unk and dis
orderly, 10 .ked up nine hours AMI dismissed
Henry u. Fill, Aea L. Mofry, Marcellus jerks,
ard o jet kerson, cunning on Sunday; turned
to military. eE.' 80.
Third Precinct. John White, drunk; dismiss
sd. Madison Jones, discrderly; s2.s6 Bin Ed.
dineberg, do; do. John Russell, drunk: dis
mis- ed. Nary Douglass. disorGeriy; $3.50
Fourth Preciuc John Hlx, drunk aad dis
orderly, S3-workh"use. August tiros hon, A.
f. erosion, Ann erosion. threats; bail FOR
peace. John Packingham, DRINK and disor-
derly;s2. AIN T.. Taylor, yasrancy; S2-work-
house. '.rz
fssth PreeiRcs-Jno Sherry, sfaalipgi dis
missed. Mary Jane Taylor, aisorderiy; 81
Mary Stevens. do; DO. Mary Whitaker, DO;
do. Anthony Sinns. assault and battery, in-
tent to kill; jail for court Josephine Naylor,
drunk and pro;aae; worshouse. James IL
hopkins, assault and battery; bail for a hear
ing. Elizabeth Fitzhue, profanity; workhouse
Dominica Farr, II, yagrancy; do. Jno. Martin,
disoIdtriY: s2.si. Charles Silver, do; b
George Stewart, selling liquor TO soldsrs dis
missed. Terence Sbeehan, threats; do. Mary
Jackson, disorderiy: So. Joseph P. Riley, do;
dismissed, @.# #.-...7
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MI: EN29H1s, = p, 81 Inxsaso. saa rstsatss
DsfSonally at his oAos in this efsy. AanyO5 0E
0ofSone can wear these tssth Who cannot
voef osAsfs. and no DeIDon en- wear otAerD WAo
0oanot wear these. :
Isrsens calling at my olee AN - accommodated
With WY style and prizes Of Teeth they may desire
bit 10 those who are particular and wish the yurest
Gleaayst, EtronGsst And most perfect dentuse that
a1t eea grodaes. tie 4Ia1kAL PLATE WIN b
Rooms IN this eity-No. SIS Peansylysais avenue
between 9TH ard 10Th stxssts. Also, 0o7 Arch IT,
RhalaAoDhiA. mar ely
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EREEh BEEF.

EREEH BEEF.
SOLDIERS HoAR, Octsber 18th, 1863.
Sealed Proposals will be received until the GOTH
of October, 1853, for furnishing Fresh Beef, of .
good and wholesome auatfty, for the use Of the
inmates Of the Soldiers Home, for one year from
LIST Of November next-the Beef to be delivered At
the Centre Market on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
Saturdays Of sssh week. in eh quantities Is y
Treasurer Of the Home. and in Quarters, with an
equal proportion Of each, (nesks and shanks to be
in all eases exciuded.)
Payments to be made monthly, and bond with
~ curity required for the faithful com plianoe with
the contract.
Propc sails viii be endorsed " Proposals for Fresh
Bee. - and addressed to BENZ AMIN KING, As
siEtant Sur seon Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers
Home. Warrington City, d. O. oc Std
CBALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TIL
- Subsistence De partment with (6I0) FIVE HUN
DRED TONS OF BALED HAY, sre invited till the
best quality, and to be delivered af the whsrves It
fixth street. The Hay to be weis he'd at the time
Of d. livery, ard the determined to be the
purchase weight, Bids Will be required in dupli-
este ard NO bid viii be received from Parties Who
contracts made With the 6oye'nment. or from
made in Certificates Of indsbtsdDsss - con.
enter cd into Bids to BE- directed to Col 4: B1oK-
WIFI, A. D. G. and Q. g., 223 G street. Washing
ton, ID. @. SELL
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY

H. DENTISTRY,
DR. LBW1E Has removed to 242 Psun avenue
two doors above his former ONCE. Gall -
And Examine min. tho Dr. . New and I'm
Teeth, which 10 far superior to any 1
otaer mode now in use Also, Teeth extracted
all saseB r. II ~
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ENOS r. CO.'S CITY EXPRESS,
FOR TIKI DELIVERY
GOODS, PACKAGES. AND BAGGAGE.
Throughout the City, GEORGETOWN, and 70 thu
Railroad, at
LOW AND REG ULAR RATES.
We cheek all baggage to be delivered ut Railroad.
ENOs l. CO.,
81 Louisiana Avenue. between 9Th and 7th streets
se t. I'm"
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DROPosALs FOR STOVES, &c.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON }
OFFICE G % cHIss 9gA art ,sEs
the 1,th infant for furnishing in this city toyEs
and HEATERS for use in the Department of
2se or more wood stoves or hes.ers for heating
nsnss are each 100 feet ons and fss
wide. and the stoves must he of size stuff cent to
thoIGnghiy warm them, allowing two stoves for
l25 or more cooking stoves or ranges, to burn
wood, each OF capacity to cook for company OF
soorn ore very small cook stoves, to burn wood,
each suff Client to cook for three four persons.
20 ormore office stoves, of various sizes, to burn
the saS s G a Be
their proposals an intelligent description Of the
Each bidder must attach his fun M name s and pos.
Office address, and the Of all parties Interested
in the proposal must appear therein.
An oath Of allegiance to the Government of the
Cntea Sta1 h mus. comp easn t md
tracts or purchases made as the stoves may be
Thsris is reserved to accept all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
S''''' '' Gnu " lLIAs NJ GREENE,
SEALED PROPOSALS ARB INVITED TILL
pi ss the subsistenee Department with 20 900
Bids will be received for what is Known - Nos.
s and & and for any portion less than the
Bids in duplicate for the different grades should
The dsii!sIs Of the Flour H 70 30 commenced with
in one cesh from the opening Of the bids OF soon
.sssa ::
government Warehouse in Georgetown. at the
ThaG1vss, or at the railroad depot, Washington,
Payment viii be made in certificates of indebted
have for distribution may
The usual Government insp.etie n viii be made
In hefOPp tho PlOur n r0eefvA6
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uJA1 DHpARrMENr.

WA D1PAHtAENE.
W. PADJU1AH1 GlnnnALg VSIicD,
6sswsl Orders, Ne. 1ss. go
The Ad3utant General win provide IN a,proYri-
atA nsAai Of honor for the, troops Who. Aftsr Tie
expiration OF their term have ered their services
to tia Government In the 1resent emsrsensy, snd
- Tor the volunteer troops from Other States hat
have volunteered their service In the States q
pe,,sylvania and Maryland. =; syryztyrs -
n erdsr Of ne e>srstaeT Of war.a ~
- J. D. TOWNalND.
SA0 sfas Assistant Adyutant General
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE II

Bachelors ceie brated Hair Dye is the best in II
sesssd The only harmless, trMe and reliable Dye
knob This sp!end id Hair Dye is perfsct-chan. es
usty or Grey Hair instantly to glossy
Slsek or Natural Brc.cn. witho iutur. the hair
Or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; inparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rect6es tia i'll effects
Of Bad Ives The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BAToHsLoR, all.others are mere limitations, and
should DO avoided Sold by eli druggists. &c. Fac
sory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Batehsior's
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7.eoly
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0Gcs CAiC QvartUasass0, Nay T. lSe
DHAL1Rs N AsRIouLfuRAL IHPLEnlNYs, car
DEE SEEDS, &C., are requested tofurniah tAisoncs
priee Hats Of the various articles Of their trade
Ths same should be directed TO Lisutsnant Oolo-
nal ELsAs NJ. 6REEHE. Che ouartsrmsstsr. Dc.
partmeat Of Washington. nv -H
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
SUTLERS WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING L. co.'s
CONCENTRATED CLAM
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE AKrICLl FOR
TH1IR TRADE.
It sells very rapidly, and 10 the most economical
article of diet for the ocers mess It 10 PREPARED
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Ohowder.
Ills highly recsmm ended By Army Surgeons.
The profits are large. For tale By
BARBOUR HEMMES, Sole Agents.
IS Louisiana Avenue,
se Ply WashiD ston, D. o.
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w WAs1i1s1oR, January 4. i'm.
In Consequence Of the pressure Of business st the
Hsr Department. passes for eitisens % yirt the
Army Of the Potomac win b Given at the once OF
Lieuf. Col OonRAD, 132 Rsnnaylvaaia sysnns
Above Niustasnth street.
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CcRss, Eunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
DR.. white, surgeon Ohiropodist, Ne 424 Penn,
sylvania nvenue, between Az and 6th streets
Washing ton, ID. .. No charge for cons ultation.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsBNHBs, 30.
~ TYLEK'S
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
This plea SAINT and popular Cough Remedy sss
beer long known and Extensively used that most
perfops have become familiar with it,
efficacy. 1t cen be had at all the priRcipal Ofus
Stores 1t Is and 50 cents bottle. SIS I'M.
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SlGESMOND &c HAYWARD,
N1W AND IkPROy1D INVlN
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTfC BONE TEETH,
WI1Eou1 NBfAL PLA9D OLAsPs.

DIX. b. b. B1616HONO,
$40 Broadway, Mes Yoyl. AID 400 Pssssyjvansa
ASAs&. b0sssss liza Sad 13sA sts., WasAsastoa,
CALLS the attention of the public to the followina
advantasea of his improved system:
l. TIE Teeth OF his manufacture VIM 80
never ocfoode nor change color By any <6x0
adds being three fourths lighter than any other
T. 70 teeth or roots need Be eKtrated. ~ the
q. The roots win b made inoaenaivs, and never
I. No tsmpor.ry teeth Ar. ...a.a =. ,.ru.,..,
ones can b made Immediately, thereby preserving
"a . nafHIai Of The 6es vsh under ths
8. This work has been fully tested over I'VE
year! By many Of the arst chemists and physisisns
OF this country.
DR.. 3. has also invented . white lndsetrustiy ,
metal filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
seet sonnd tooth any Ode roots. which win last
through liiststims.
Gall and examine for yourself 1y2o-tf
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WAllAHF1D TO CylH IL Ell DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
Anfidote, An EnglisA Specific OF sixty-nve -sars
staEding, win cure Gesor.A0s in sir days. No
change q diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
ky B. q. Ford, corner 1lth street and Pa. avenue
Wsshin6ton. snd Henry Cook Alexandria IA g. ~
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4, LoE IoUs NEW VS.!
10 LADIES MEN, 4 CHILDREN WANTED
AT HEILBRUN'S
BOOT AND sHOE STORE,
sos SsreHth street, under Odd Fsllors' Han.
to buy tome OF thGse great bargains which We are
enabled to offer As follows:
LadieR' BALMORALs, s % to So,
Ladies 9EIrERe. Slto 81 So.
Laoies' SLIePkRS, SO. 10 81 50,
Chidrens' SHO4S, 25c. to 81 Is,
AkCLETs. 51c to 81,
Mems Ard Boys Psssed and sewed BOOTS,
~ Our hotto-"Ws try to pie sse -
L HEfLBRUN & Co.,
oc w. sos 7th St. under Odd Fellows Hall.
MARBLE, GRANITE, BROWN STONE, AND
I've NORTH RIVER BLUE STONE WORK con-
staEty manufactured to order, At the shortest
Botlce and lowest cash prices ALI kinds of Tilins
and Flas gng furnished and laid with despatch.
NICHOLAS ACKER
secs 1m< cor and New jersey avenue.
l. THE DRAgT! THE DRAFT!
rs Now al over. and every one can now look young
Ind ear again. All those who wish to change the
shace or color of the Hair should call and get q
bottle OF BOSWELL WARMERS COLORfRIC
fOh COLORIEG THE HAIR. 1t will certainly
change the Hale Whiskers to q beautiful Brown
or Black, without any wash or preparation what.
ever.
Its peculiarly adapted to Ladies' use. It is so
simple tia it can be applied by any one, with but
little trouble, and without entansling tue Hair
FOR sale at B0SWELL'S Fancy and Military store
No 500 street, near 4th.
ss24.lm t6un. Chron
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JAY COOKE CO.,
b A N K e r. s,
Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street. p. d.
We SHALL ookfIxUs 70 FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE TWENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
~ Persons desiring Information concerning this
BY mail circulars answering all lueSlions that may
arise.
WE BUY AID SELL ALL rssu1s OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TRlASURY MOTIFS
O1TIFICATEe, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AHp PAT TIE HIGHEST YKIcEs ron
CERTIFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE l. CO., Rankers,
IN SIT 452 Fifteenth street.
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIls.
MRS FOY'S PATENT
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
IL what the name implies. and combining in 3 neat
and sin pie form the quality Of both. It ID REGARDED
BY physicians and others, to Judge Of it's
merits, with marked favor, and highly recon-
mended
For Aals Wholesale and retail by
WI. r. RILEY BIO,
Soc Agents for this Ditrict and the
~ No. 80 Central Stores" opposite Center
0Gket se l9-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

TO II = LILO.
We call your attention to the EXCELSIOR
CITY EMPRESS, for the delivery of Packages
Baggage. and Merchandise. Having slates hung
in all the priDcip pal stores at convenient dntances
throughout the city, where orders may be- left
which " ill be attended to prom pity. Our drivers
take orders from the slates every hour thereby
leave directions for baggage TO be- tai en- to the
Depot Ind other points. Trunks entrusted to this
Express will be taken care Of till the owners claim
them and recsive their checks. Principal Office
.e n re lm avenue " f X. BHkRy co., proptr.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
OYSTER DlPOs

t. OYSTER DEPOT.
II street, be,ress 1ren.ie,A and Ttceaty. first ST,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Iamiliss supplied With the very best OYSTBRS
that can be procured in this market ~
OYSTERS win be furnished in anyAS ~ IL
suiSnaty. PIoKLEDoYsTlRsa always
- An orders promptly ATTENDED to.
% e81W. e. GOACKLRY