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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

THE Jackson STATuE.-It is uEdcF'h,'.
that the model of the starGe proposed ~ 10 g
raised b. Virginia 10 the late General !; .
Jackson is satisfactorily progressing N IL
rope, and letters to that c!lecs have been ~
ceiyed from the artist engaged thereon.
a meeting Of the Executive V"n'i''''":; :.
charged with the execution of tic Stai"G' =: -
called next month 1.-THE litil Of Decc'n'*Fl :
Richmond. As yet. no tiHc has beea lam :
for the completion Of tho statue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
TIE YANKEES IN MATTHEW'S.

The Yankees landed regiment of infantry
in Matthews county, last Monday, and say
they intend to remain there. They arc de-
stroying property and taking the citizens
scanty supply of provisions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
DIED.

DrED at Snow Hill, In spoayivsn:a county, NARY
infrnt child Of Coroin and Matte Cutch.
fold, saed eve months and two Gays.
.'Fcr ef such Is the Klngd IN OF Heaven"
HrBhpasch and E1a1Iaer plosss copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

The Washington Government Fas ac's .,
mined TO close the port Of Wilmington A"',.
Carolina, at any expense, and such WI. =,
steamers rs can be spared arc being ssA' =
L.. mint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST.

GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST
A gentleman direct from the far Southwest
has kindly furnished us with a copy Of the
"Press' extra, published at Paris, Texas. 1t
contains the following, which is important,
if true :"
GLORIOUS NEws-GESERAL BLUNT AND HIS STAFF
KILLED OR cAPTuRED-ALL MS TRANsroRTA
TIoN AND OUTFIT TAKEN BY QUANTRELL.
We give the following letter in full, which
was received this morning direct from the
writer. Owing to our long acquaintance with
Col. Samson Fu!som, VIC have every reason to
believe that the contents of the letter are
true Ed. Press.
HDQes % CHocTAw REGIMENT,
Camp near Canadian. Oct. II, 'G3.
To Captain Campbell Leh"re and other n,cm-
bers of the General Council
Gents: News has jus. arrived here, official
ly, and which is perfectly reliable, that Gene
raj Blunt has beea killed by General Guam.
trell, in command of the Missouri forces
General Blunt and most of his staifwere killed
while en- route from Fort Smith in the direc.
ton of Kaneas. All of his outfit was cap
.ured by Quantrcll. The Fedcrals
have evacuated North Fork.
Our brigade is anxious for fight. Things
are now assuming much brighter aspect in
this department.
Tell our friends the news.
Yours, truly, S. \. FoLsoA,
Commanding I'd Choctaw Reg't.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST

TNUN IIIE SUU II " "a I.
ABINGDON, Nov. 20.-Nothin- dctIa:;c
Encouraging indications westward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
limited STATES PAPERS.

From Commissioner Omd we have U. D.
papers to the 10th inst.
This batch of Yankee papers is full Of most
interesting matter. Tho capture of the block
AIDE runners R. f. Lee, Cornubia, and Ella
& Annie, off Wilmington, is announced, and
the Herald" says that "within the last week
or 80" they "haye captured 20 less than tVe
rebel blockade runners off Wilmington N
c." The Herald" reoices over 1.-THE inter
cepted correspondence" which consists OF let
ters from Mr. Edwin De Leon to President
Davis and secretary Benjamin, "Memoran
dunn of agreement between Major Huse and
the Mercantile Trading Company, limited, .,
with several letters from Major Iluse, Edward
P. Strnscr, Henry W. Moncure, Agreement
or Contract between Colonel j. Gorgas and
Charles II. Reid & Co. fer shipment of salt
petre, NC DC.
The correspondence between Major Iluse
and Mr. Stringer amounts to simply nothing
Major Huse made some contracts for saltpe're
with Mr.. Striugar; the latter, doubling the
Majors authority, did not comply, whsreupor
Major Husc writes him a severe letter.
We reprint two of the intercepted letters
both from Mr. Edwin De Leon, one to MIR
| BENJAMIN, the other to the President. 1t viii
be seen from the latter that this intelligent
and indefntigablc Confederate agent lamenti
THE exceptional measure of retaining the
French consuls, and the Confederate Commits
sioner at Paris, while Mr.. Mason was recalled
and the English consuls dismissed; and Mr.. DE-
Leon objects to this prepcsterous proceeding
on the very same grounds which we have
ourselves urged. Hero follow the letters:
EDWIN DE- LEON TO J. 7. BENJAMIN.
, 1863-11-11

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSPORTATION. ):

C711c9 o. TIE DEPOT QuAEEEHMAsrxK}
- !:
e s during
.na n1S1a sy 5SF Ii:
e g GsSS aa 9s
ssi = i :sfsr
-; + sss!9sss i: a. "a IS fs.:
IS Z 81
Eos?i ~ Erom yo::, Ls4yea.ersa I'D Rrsy.
ftate , q - atSo1Et 70 a3y po,:s or ,.tastoM
south e isutads- 40 der: north. dlsSinS -.
g. e s9s -
5sf;!o,y e IeIs aaf54ad .aa g ~ hs; poiat
~ ~ - "a
" eaS1 & e 5s G9ss, I'd apu
:s.5a.si s TSa e. f.et599 2 ST. ~ s
~ ct TT q g
.,ss ths A. i5o pound. 1oo @i1ex
months: Eom J9aa to NoTsnnat. laalastye, Of ~
IL dit q be @ Transported each year VIII net r.
Sesa L ~ koa,S2 eoand @ IL t
:ta;.t9s. per ssags xl b. pa,a ses tas ts.a.
~Ae1As
bidders must five ths!e nszpss In full. II wena4
tfetr place realdeace: Ed each proposal must b.
accompanied ~ bend In the sntu Of ten thousand
dollAsR GEaei b. tWo or Iofe seIpucalhio pdrs0o&.
&uarAn toeira that In act AWnyGed thu
tnio1 IN tue rroposa. to the rAtes p.opas-
lex. tho contract will he Accsptuo and entarrd Into.
and good and 4of64aut security faF1 ed BY said p1<
ties. In accordance with the terms Of tna advertise,
Ment-
nj Ihs .noaas Of bends rsqatsed will be ss ro,oxs;
IN R9ota NO ~
+spM9
se.1sacto=5 evidence at tae ioya.y aaI soiveaof 81
q "a dde9 and ;erson offered - security. will oa ~
Propessla muss ee ezdoraed Proposals for Array
Transportation ca K-utes NoH cf3.'' tce css0
may b. and vii be entsrtal1f ualets they fully
uNnt. =
ParIi:e to xhen a9ssda ars made must be prepared
to execute Contracts II octt and to Gg8 tho required
bonda to- tbs k*hhfuf performance OF .he sau.e.
ConItZclB UHl o. na1o subject to tha approval 1t
tde Qu6Et Gete1A p1t taa rht ls reeerJdA
to Meet any OF Ill n:d4 that may be offered
Contractors Eu8t be In readiness f,f sc.V1ce By t8
d,ss tsJ ot April. 1861 md tney viii he required to
hATe p1see Of nuansa7 ~ anGteA II In the yc-
Ity Of Forts LeAyeAMofth and un.ou, and otheF do
pots taas n3y be established =. which they mAy b
communicated vi III readily and pra1ptIY .- "
J.. C. EA8TQH.
rot p:essotsa,.:s Hs1or and QaaItNmastee.
Anl.z:Is1~ a:z:s s5:2a4.aEas B:;;A>.
, 1863-11-11

The basement Of the old TreasQ@y structure
or colonASe Il uDtnhab1taole.- This IL used
for Storage purposes. !: The .haseaBat
Of ihs wet wing, which, il 1t lsa.t
dozeu fee1 lower than the 9en+tAt favel
o. lie PftsldtD Dt'e grounda, is to be used for
enR'Averf and fof making ink paper, 60 II:
Cover nent burns'spd curTtacy, Above thls
a9e rfons for the United 8t1tns treasurer
and Het Liter; aud Above the I.tt4r Ia 10 IA
Eb&t Is called the " "8ecretArJ's own ofIlcaH
Ihfrc reonb are set apart far the Sec ,et17
nlnten-otn for reception another for tstir
ing ruom, ard third t r hAtaipe. dsea:iur.
dtc. Tbe attic IL to bo used eolely for patnt-
t1E ru'p'ets. This IL formed. b. ra.a1np a
steTY ul'on The 1tar' Of a. the sizes forming
the hollow square Of. tho ssxucturr, "A Yas5
nnDh+r Of hFdran]ic prrsssa a-e to ba used
In thls part Of tne bulldog, As fsr as rraott-
ch. the old s3stem Of tepe1ato rooms Tor
cletks Is TO DO abandoned, aud such rooa,a are
10 be thro p Into grand halls here IL EN-.
piey e. are nndtr tho eyes ct chris Of b1resua
Al tho hurea1s .<f the Treasury viii be 'c1u-
centzsted In tbs building when It Is flushed,
and the aunbos Of employees will ba mors
than & thounanc, OF a ruu r r<Rtmeat. The 3D.
reaus areas follows: Two ComptroIlers and
tho Commissioners Of Caa:oms, d re Audlsora,
Unite d S'atsa TIe4sursr, U1tted States Reg.s.
fer, Comuihsjont Of Iu:era1. Revenue, Com.
MI hlaneF Of CIrrsncs, Solicitor Of tho Tfess-
1sy,. Enes esnte eripE os Cnassruc'Inn Bureau.
The lktter btd contTul Of engraving. priasiue.
&c Whit u demo Epon tn. Treasury o1tep.
Zion Is In style o:g!cat al .hi!ity .cd ncl5n.
cor
, 1863-11-11
fin ttr 1r1rsp.
pECRUITS FOR
G :. OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, .@02 Bounty
and Premium
Ali other Recrmts,. 1902 Bounty
and Premium. .

Au aot- boiled 7en. betty eea s,sh aEsa u EEA111D
aad FoT*y.Ftvo fe1te wso haTe hsrceo&oes p<du -
usted a0a hAva ear Cd frr ot,s iAsA than RiAe 9sa
nSesTra "a s9sa VefKRtH ToEUSTFasa s,s se = ssss
viii % entitled ~ F4c>tre Ia pA9 AavA4ck
Aa' hou.ty ~no pfs ulaA sf ]4c2
TO III a1ht1 I&czut p lus Old H6Esfueon. rJ: Yet1-
rzas- oea p or'ha IA sevAoes ard Z, ,eo7ns1 ~
zttauua uf 1917 tiif p&d.
EaN1 eh!tn b p.sr-1s to Iou- sd vi b M
.elt 4 into Tho NeRdrfnt ot b.. thoirr,
Ali = ho .t,h 10 jctn any OF tho EA:sa: RNtnN8
rev IN tna hsld s3d to fausivn tao Eaantaa ns oS'
eea offered ~ .hs GoEes am-n* eau aAFa H. sktT1r
leEe By eA'lre At thu Hsaf11ARk<s Of.
CAc< WILLIAM JAke<3 PEo4ovs M1-st1l of IN
LAT Lsts tc1. ~ bfEeGN
CApt ARCS =. EttsN Provost XA1h6 II & la Ind
DntrNk - AARRF1O
-, G1es .onN Y k9sT AGA Provost Marshal o< u
,S S;St !:;si jHs M;PKu~1. fzo7o's a.'a asas
c.pt JA1AsA ALLAN. PsoroAs Msrsaat Il ~
& e.. E'.t'ft nRa1Ln x.: r-o7o4. u...u Cd
6tn DlStIict II 9OIlaT
Git G SascsfYA r-o,c4: A,rAa.1 Of ia VI
u S,ss +: W. h1Ks & Pfoross A.esaA1 ef tas
10n Dtutes at atjAcK8nNv1LLK
.Cret hCKslsakH*, KKAh. .Provoss karsaas ofs>a
u e.: 1',so ososaT m ssat7r r.ovoss A..,aa Il ~
lhr Dtsbt.s, It ALTs,M e.d
j, LA.x. I8aAG y. PHMLlP5. Psorost aAszhsl r:
tan t3.h Dku1e.. A. 0A1R0
, 1863-11-11

xoa zrs .s.ta t1umcned 20 ..,iy aros=d -
dan OLD T1AE. Your A3oaeA193a1 x11> EIpSss11
patst4tiS1n h4A l1e1exto. 90 nsA e1aA16a
svs1y ~ ef:5u. soaaa7: I@ossi'e.ai. ,s.;:. e!
brethren M'e,dJ q rae % d NO .aet st.ts - q
proud record. Tho reoe ior e reinE 4 staexeE;
1tslv11t soas of the Rspubltc Aiav bow uceu 1T
T,s4 on diaa mo sd = ns.r You5 q unt:1 exa91
the ba,:e scured ho'e o. Who ga md % KosiGa7
10 d. have ads tue utu Of nNuoisaA" tsor p
y.n M nbazsstY t.y Al.ka Of b krAttta1A tx
yc mr. pat .cblA*emu1ta and htr h; In Jod, 1sHn1
neta afao! i. hacdtcda and tnoasaAna. and ~ y
1ert Mtoa 10 n Z d att seruveI 50. uvtaR oe AIHE
b.zE thjs Commonwealth 4nd tha Eaa1b!io btoe9 YI
IAk33 oAKA.
I1ent Co'o1t. isa q & CAvalsY
GELS o103 Sn A.A-Fro NAS. aeR H.
, 1863-11-11

ContaDanx neaEty aeo p.xea snd ls9 nna F1ateo .nd
EuErAy4nEA of tia ANTONY OF thh eE1nAl Organs In
: gt&e Of Health a1d DeeaSe. Win TTc2t11s On Sell
Abuse IT. D. p1o.hnls conAeQaoEcaa npon the Mind
oniy FHtoukl tnd hnceeasfpl medn Of c1zt. y sho
bY hb report OF cases treated. trutatnl adviser TO
entertain doub:s Q: their ptys!ca' cordnon: Sent
{rec 1f post1Go u A;y Addrese "a receipt o = ceq4
crnlX. No 81 Nkite1 Lk1E. LlpAoy. II. z.
, 1863-11-11
Dr. RVERsoS's
EYE ND EAR
Infirmary and Clinic Institute,
For tic t:cAtmont Of ditea1es Of tho
. LIE, EAR, CATARRH,:
And nj steosaon4 Of tho

15eal, Throat, Lungs. Air Passages, and all
chros 10 Liseases. -
oh e A"1 Il fi!eE t,sH al II 1ah kAs' cosko
T5es e. IF ,ss s.css =; ;,s,ss S
cuf.o 81 UTE seeasu s!ies' Wits Els e1 y 1'.aoa
Gtea 1rsa Cs s.s. = s:es 8; .s q:
W cs 59,s NJ ~ re -. vy ssytss ssseE tas
es,ex w 70! q
IT tsrei, e.9 u ~ t,eeeo IN r..sy in ~
Fss r. +, 6r " se'sa 70 rt1fae1 a.A In Tx
Sx1ISSS!s; g! 81 = ss;;s:L E: s11ScsE.s egefp:
sss' ssss' sa: E s, es = $780, e. s:9
E unourc 9 hts care 1scus. PLx rs thsn app 1ed to
sG SGE. e: ,SE:s: :s.t:ee. e. !, < = = ~
9g :. e. = ,1 e." II, shs fo vessei, aud tntois
BIZ sxus11xHox l. L1hCoLH. PTatfdant Of tha
Bon. D DAv1a. Judge 0. St rpseEe co1rt.
Coz. L GREELEY. Prc.t MeLStu Ca. Bank
MA Jas. ALLlR. .jrr.. F. T.. bIoosanEtoo. II.
EcE3fULoCE oPrRALN1A tpRED.
Rxv Mh :. .NccoEN,cr li.thoc q. prs%cher. Mo-
e ss". 1oxa.Sis d.zs MI. aRs nins yesEa - a.
net s. ;, r "a sq y n
isce Waa uafaeG Win s2'es erd haT Eo.e INSIDE aud
rs ~ ia ri e 9s:e
61trhefa n 70 {, It tbA child ctn Pity out IN the
sur. without paia II 1pcxnseateocp. he sakh f11iy
Ftst0ftG appetite &rt Eerersl EeE! Eo"d and that
tho doctoa std people d the nel2hbmhood conEdos
DE FVKasQH u cse ri see o:teet specialists In the
United etatr* bke vss: t3:slna1e i tho reat1
and private practice. pe-1orns all she most daAcAte
onfrsttons 70 ~ It'd -AI suete:2 u grAduhta
OF thfro OF Tie best meolca: col eEea In tne
ronnfrY Il Frofa.or II Surgery lrenbef Of several
Tedtca! socte1ie& A0t ret.a tn pleasure q lasse
nunbAr Of mort c1uaE alkaAd ply aic.auk and pro
acdrtr.. % Dr " K. Fvssan: bpx 61ss. Chicago, III.
Once No Isl C.1sf Gsseet. Chicago.
nn1 NE
, 1863-11-11

TDLEWILD.-Mrs Willis pro-
1rosss storecs1ve.nto her herhome6IXL1TTLEoIR oIR1s.
bAtveaa the aCe Of Ant Is. She w1Ghes to educate
them with her ovx danRhters.
Mrs- WILLIS has engaged competent TEACHER to
atGst her. and frtend1 thxt the 1a.un:don shall be
thorough and liberal She desires 10 sacuretha fullest
Development gifts. 0nd TO make easEest
and lrtelliEcr. wone. Rhe viii giro the aaue cs1e
I'D &1tcxuon to their phyitc5l KeilbsiaE and moral
culture which che extends 10 ter own ch1troa- 1he
sttrat!on Of 1dlew1d heslt tnl and ttaamts adnsd
n adn irsb!e plsy ground
Circumstances will p1svens Ers. Willis from 1ecdv'
:ne ber rspns this car utttI tho "a Rovembef-
Cecu:R1k nl y be obtAIasd BY Addressing Nh W11-
LIE at tll~ffelt Ncodna Orange CrultJ, N.T,
uc2 L617@ Cd tpQ8 II W&Y I'm
, 1863-11-11

4 LBUME!! ALBUMS IL I'M
II menss .toct ~ rer. .1ca. and beautiful etyftf
row on ext. lr1ua Having them maca expressly %
~ esdst. an retAtEak tnen lower ttA3 AZ 9onN
ea.ae ~ fetes = EMtcn deA:ntt Don't bnX 4nn1 yos
graphic etock Depot. Isl toutn 11aff ii. tu2 Is ar
E'RENCl1 ZINC PAINT,-Bril.
:4t+,+ nant apd ne-ms2crt white now xeuer111g sub
esto4 4lE FAa 1of tCo ~bu1Y and Hufaht ttY. G n.
s.aAuy ney 10! s&le BY JoHErH w. sTRONG q lad Il
p&11A. Tor eAe n isTHH III raSS - ~ c,S Ao1'
AoSs~oo0@ 70 Chicago.
, 1863-11-11

fATARRHt CATAkMlmdix!
NDR sBELIEs L1Q1tD cat ABmka m tesd. It Il
aote cufs Tor ~ r. q CO... .xteerXrfso1: ~ 1 Tao
symptoms of Gain1rr 1t ar ey.ns ved axt&cxx "
4ra thsy hs.s eod :. m,re Ct smgerata Ths
noss smsI tr7 sx, dl'H =. 1hs a.etw StcS Hs;
shsen;n .no 1Stn 6 eo. ia soss ~ 1ss
1.. orcrs're 1t dnsroY h: saasa
Of Email & e Pe" s, q 1sG tss,f1 n.fn
t|.sa t;;es fup-st4l1u} AGtateaD1. D. Il bEELfX
1:rst f1scn Eex fSf1, Chicago LII Fold By III Drug.
E1eA. VA4.kNte I ~ - " 35..
4 TTlFiCIAL IEGS-C. Sthf.
~ foId< roe rrnn-ietor ard N snfac u-er Of DR..
y lLEa1Ih FATkkf AhTIFl lAL LEG ha4 keca
approved And ad"ptsd bs 1ae Qnite1 esA.ss Govesn'
res' b!oh h1A pro'ts+d ttu' supply tts ne-
Ahl'c &c dteFS rs KY OFo<f4 aAdFe aed 10 6FAF.
F0ED 1S1 6Eutn c trk &a..ut. chlc*so viii 1eeea7e
P.O Eox 90. noll r67o Ia wkYM
, 1863-11-11
DR JAMES, formerly Of New

III JAME6, formerly OF NE"
~ O.lears whosa unriva'lod successia thu trest'
ent of Lhronic. M&zco,Ial Blood and other diseases
THAT REQUIRES 6KnL.uL TREA7AEKr.
Ha. permanently located h,unasN It ss Randolphss.
Chicago. Dr, Jamas Il recommended n1 the medical
fa.ulty aId Tie Almost eati1e psesa Of the South
Thousi1da Q{ unfortunate n1ess Dr. JANR6, who.
but for ht.n, would be lv!sg nalsrAh!a existence.
Tho euytkh.e reputation Dt JanaI eaioys from the
lake. to tie 6uh u the ztsa u yeazs f study and
observation.
Dr. JHnea MSS 70 Mercury, L.dios Potasdl. Arsenic
o7tMsapArtA IN the tssas:aens OF blood dhesse but
areutIaHKe-. which p : poAitva cufe.
Organic WeaknekR cared hy = Few md 1nfz1Ihle
method saving both ttEs and e1pe1se.
Office and psrlora Il IS Randolph street, (upEAlfa)
&Jnca hours from 4. II. uuttl r. N.
CONSULTATIONS 1H9loLABI.E.
, 1863-11-11

TIE Treasury building Is now nearly finish
cd according to plan, the small portion Of
space LOW occupied By the State Department
only Itmaing to bs Improved. Like the Pat
cntOft1ce, or Interior Department. It occupies
two squares, but contains vaatly mora room
for ordinary busineas purposes. Thus, the
soon be required exclusively tor the suitable
display Of models Of inyentions, whilst every
paIt Of the Treasury building but the attic
ard portion Of the vest basement is devo:
ted to the use of the Secretary, chiefs of bu:
reans and the multitude Of clerks, male aod
female, that belong to that department. Only
, 1863-11-11

FOR OATS

PROPOSALS FOR OATS
l. 0111uz 4ss1sr&ar Qu &1rx xxnAsy1x,)
FokAa1 DkPARTABsT. g s, A.
s.: lor!s, We, Aove nber e. 1863
urll Il n. Friday. Nevcnbnr l7ta. ist3, to-
100000 Bushels Of Oats,
TO be delivered in st. L-uls, Ho At tbs yar'oeN
6tt Auoo1I Lsnotr r. Baufoad Dopots and GosAEu-
Ment WAsshuntes. i1ea OF dtsysEs. at tho rats II ~
DeEya1t's TO eomueseeF F o1embe- 14th. 49,
1hs csts muat be nrss nutu3 In quo val sawaA
md aeishs u The pIscn of d:isYsry ~
BIOS so recstred for 1esa % cop burhefe.
Cssh dsqss's nu.t b Esav With each pr oosal AE
tai1s to hoI1 il tas consr.st il 4 xardai hIa.
eora q ~ u t.ay oeF coat OF
tcls turos1tA ecndii tr tte aathf1l fsilIno 4
~ es * tse vsta- ol'at q qaansttY 4s1esa
nil b. wiehhe from nsst deiyeties.
BiddsFs Gut give ssttAfactoEJ 4rfdenee af hak
Ieposlts MT be in teparars packa,es atd fu1lyoo-
pide muxt he sntnrssd ~ Proposals Tor Oats"
Ridde1s u1s= ba ent VI On tle bi II apdae3.
The s'kat's 1efsrSed = Fs[scs any or III bid. ,f
sealsa Proposals xin Do received, ~ abova mra-
= 100000 Bushels Of Oats, -
to ne de!ers6 It Cairo. nlaets at tho raseot u 1
pat7tf,es . eor,zns7c- November Goth. -
Bld1 viii not ha received for than 100 091 bu8aA
. canh depcails ut be m2,o wita eaea propnsAt q
bush to ne forfeited to tns Govefns.s In casa ia
Hds nust e aaa en- ~ sep4,ssa rom otds1 pro-
ior Ists It .:air',, Innoiss ~aA o-1'As1 1t0p~s'
With thuse e1csS>icnr .ha conditions apply to
1o1o pt57 1t CAPT. &A Q. 4.
, 1863-11-11


1865~ THE 1868.
FEh EEHGRAL ~ Il
s2S 4fiss lee1ase 1fsek.
.Ss = e. ~ y + 81. q ss
17dti Nv fnnTnYES nots tn rsnI tRS - IL ISs
4iIfFf ELAS@ R4WIEH 10 NJ III Esa4esT e1tf,ts nj
:-1:s :, :soas tsliassad u satreiy Is fsnSs .
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e1IT8BURGE TU UPAlLAUXETG1&
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, 1863-11-11
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There SIC many preparations eoId under the name
Ct Dtte11 put up In gu ri Bottles. compounded OF
eeheapesE whisky or ocm u run. cost.ax ffou 20
tc 20 per the tsste d8u.ed By Anlae o.
CortArder 6: Cd DC
thu Class OF Hnta1s has caused AID will continue to
czus9 lotK ~ T. % tcd huudfad9 to die the
assth Of tho drnnksrd 81 lhelr usa t:e pysten Ii
E-pt continually nnder the lntlaecce Of Alcoholic
S;mulants OF the Worat ki1d. tha desire 10. MQuo1
ktts1 dznt upon 4 dfunkAr1 lie and death. BE-
TAHK OF TaEN.
FcI no = Who dgslze ard WILL HAVE Liquor
Bil<Ys We pl onth the fo11wttg receipt. G.t ONE
bOTT1.H Or Hu0KLANDg GERMAM B!IrEEs
OF WHI8kY, Ala ths result will pe PREPARATION
that Will FAh EXCEL 10 Esdeto4l ytrEasl Aad tEas
narket, ata Etl 1T MuGt lEss E ,r Zen 4 WI hare
,ton Vita GOOD altle,e Ct Liquor, At 3 mach less
.:ssp Ice thai theae tnfe1or prepa:a:tona Will cost
, 1863-11-11
DuE2! PILESti
l. DR. WIFI KLD'8

l. DE-. FITFIKIU'B
VEGETABLE PILLS.,
Are ~ s7antod certain cnzs ior F1sTULA. BLIND
JR BLEEDING F1LE8.
We would caution III vno arc v1ctims to tGts dte
!resslnE oom{ 1T TO y1d the use Of e1tsust Aool
tatonS = te3 rAsat only nEgrk 1AnE the dtses3s
Eeeakb end e1ect4 p4rRAeect cue.
THIS If no QUA z MEDNlH6.
Tlese Pills Lave bee. tried fqf the lnAt eeVeo yexf&
and IN m Instance have they tAled 70 c1fn
f11ce 81 ceats pr boz. 6tnt BY mau 70 Any Acoscf
:, XQUEG, Aole propr1et1rj
Isl Rro4dMty. II. 7.
For sale BY 8l.IBs SHARP, IN L1ke at:eet Chi'
, 1863-11-11

HAIR DYE} HAIR DYE!!
Ia BA7UERLoRu celeorxted HAIR DYE IL xm
Ex1r n THE "o1Lp- The oaly h. zN1E6s. TEuH and
1M1.s11 Dys kE,orn;; Thts splandia aaG DYE y
10 : GLosst BLACK or n AruE1L Nzox1. vitaout Il
tzriAE see Eai! g s1.ninE tho SIN tAvnF the has
%pft 81d Beautiful; ls rAft feah viLklty frequently
Festo:11K it, prtns solor. And rsS:bes se Il! trects
* Bad byaA Thu aeEu11s ii q ;nod WILLIAM t.
% avoided ao1o bJ !. Drugststs. ~. f.cto:Y. II
tsaFnIAV kttnet Few York ;Y4-HcS..D
, 1863-11-11
TIE CAPITOL IMPROVE
NIENTS.!
Tho Great Door-The New Treasury
Building.
From the Washington Republican, Nov. 5sh
TEE GREAT DOOR,

Vfsot
TIE GREAT DOOR.
That great work Of art, concerning which
the public have been led 10 form such high
anticlpations, has been received and set Up,
though 1t Is not Jet peffectly adjusted to Is
bearlUgs- In that respect, however, it will
coon be complete, and open to examination.
It stands at the entnrce OF the corridor lead
irg from the old hall Of the House to the
new.
The door is Of bronze. Tho design was by
Mr. Randolph Rogers, an American artist
working st Rome, The founder was Mr. Fred-
eric Won Muller Of Munich, Bavaria It is
Eaid to be the only work Of the Kind in the
void. It's weight is &C, coo pounds. To this
date taere has been paid upon 1t s3s 10.
additional expense is nov incurring. When
i. is comr1eted ard ready for use. the total
exrenEe wfn be just ab3ut exactly $30, ,030.
The leading subject Of It's embellishments
fs the history Of Columbus. It has TWO
valves, with fur panels on each valye, End
The first panel [beginrlng at the bottom Of
The lefs Enrd ya1ye) contains sceue repre-
ee1tiDg Columbus Before the Council Of Sa1a-
mnnca; the second panel, his leaving the
convent Of L. Robida; the third panel, his
audience with Ferdinand and Isabe:1s; the
fourth panel, Ills departure from Palos; the
Eemf circular panel over tha transona repre-
eents his first landing Ut San Salvador; tie
nth panel. his first encounter with the m
clans at Hispaniola; the al1th panel, his trt-
,pDphant entry into Barcelona; the seventh
panel represents him a prisoner in chains
about TO Ee rent back to Spain; the eighth
ranel contains scene representing bis death,
There are sixteen small inches in: the border
or frame around the floor, In which are SIX
teen ttEtuettek, representing distinguished
contemporaries Of Columbus, aud betHeen
the panels are heads representing historians
who have E1It.en On his voyages from his
own time down to the present day. ending
with Irving aud Prescott. Growing tho
door IS butt Of Columbus The ornaments
arc ceitfy cmblema'ic Of couquest and navi
Cation. There are also about the edge four
ttatuettes, tie largest Of al representing the
four great divisions OF the wo1ld-Eurooe.
Asia, Afdcs, aud America, Tbs surface Of
the work has . beautifully soft and mellow
tore. All the figures aud ornaments are yetv
thazp and c1car il outli1a, aud the mechaui-
csl txe cuticn IS almost wonderful ia Its per
ftctien.