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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

Palmyra Ledge No. 151, r. e. A. M.
hold their reguisr meetings Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month, In the new
Hall, Upper Placerve. All brethren in good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
CiiARLEs D. HANDY, IN.
J. McKIHLET, Secretary.
MasOAie N N01iee.--SdatedM m eettnRO Of
n Dorado Lodge, No. 2S, are held ut Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Neon
in each month.
FREDERICK ,. BARss, ". u.
jameson n. GRAETuAM, Secretary.
MasOAie.-.Slerra Nevada Council,
No. 20, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the arst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Plaeerville.
ISAAC s. TITUS, T. ]. N.
JAAss L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
MAsSnle. - St. J@m0s Regal Arch
Chapter No. Is, holds its regular meetings In Ma.
sonic Hail. on the evening Of the Arst Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions In good stsndinE
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, u. Z. II. p.
is. frrrs, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

Zeta EmcamPmemt, L. 0. o. f., No
., meets, in Odd FelOws' Hall, on the evenings Of
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
sojourning PAtriaEchs are cordially invited to at
attend.
J. NJ. GRANTHAM, C. r.
N. X sHEAHRR, Scribe. janis
/. O. o. F.-MOrninR Star Ledge, No.
20, l. o. o. r., meets every Saturday Evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Stony Point Piacervle. All
Brothers in good standing fraternay invited 70
attend. A, SIMOETOE, N G..
W s. BURNS, r. 8. dec9S sm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03
Gburebess CHARITABLE @rnrrs

Hebrew SeFviee.-There will be Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at PiaeeFville, every
Saturday, at . O'Clock, A. u. oet26
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

Protestant Episcopal Church
PbACRRVILLE. Divine Service Mt the Court House
every Sunday morning, At lO4 O'Clock sunday School
At same place, at y O'Clock, n. COLOMA--Service
the arst and third Sunday evenings Of the month
ct 7 o'clock. I'll D0RADO-Services on the serOnd
and fourth Sunday evenings of the month. At seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-Service on the Sec
Ond and fourth Sundays Of each month, at O'Clock
?. c. @. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, PiAcervile. j.22
Catholic Church-Rev. j. Larwam
will O6aeiate in GeOrgetOwn on every hrst Sunday
Of the month also, in COloms Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service CONNIE nces at TO- A. u.
Vespers, in st. Patrlck's Church, PlAcerville, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past I. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03
LEON'S NEW STATION.

ESi One of the Cheapest Houses 10 the >d6E
mOuntains-on Henry 4 Swans new road, and also
oil the old county road to Carson Valley and Esme.
ralda, sc miles from Placervie and Diamond
Springs, and miles west Of Strawberry Valley.
The above House is large two story frame build
Ing, with rooms for families and other guesGA
0TThe BAR is supplied with the best Of Liquors
and Segars
.".Good Stabling for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
auG2tf W.. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03
HEIMSTREET'S
I11GGgABLE aAIR REs30RLE3gE.~ ."

IT'S NOT 4 DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. All fnstIntaaeo,Gs
dyes are composed Of lunar cdWStic destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD them
selves NO dressing. Heimstreet's lnimitable
COlOrng not only restores hair to its natural color
by an easy process, but gives the haira
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From tiIr spNtlN. ~

NFMPRle, Nov. = !TaIct .4royp Ca..r1-r
a'los> the iallahatehir, ruuIshing ai'r. =. =
N,ltly
hiChardstn. win a foTc" Reported at .5Ua =,
:,ttt. stfE' X tire NJ n.inir Il i lnartastpn
kn'lrt 40 sIN niles -ast to- ) iIsnury this NOR +
iEt, IN nin:nc the trFsties, aud l. ring q. the
ira ana telegraph. Nc par,Ic ulas ua We bee,
n cri'fd.
Les icrce has gone towards Decatur Roddv
aIo rI'tt ARE I ported urar lnKa.
tAIku. Nov 7--Ta Memphis Rutl.tiu Of
the til StrL hat - N,u~ and BIZ win IN
mel, Ale cone litIhg and rutsoln1 III he by
la! eve, Hnu IIpton cuuni!As.
1Lat Ih~' OF iIe country IS repre- entrd ta ba
4 dr-adiui c.nantUh. Tine crops az d.
Troy, d, hnu many oil the peopl- arr ci-psnti M
na u-har the 60 lhiCugh our Iiut TO. suu3ur. .
.rrG lilac - trra HlundYiilr, Ay. t.aj,a
T..'sa i'm Cairo, geslerday, .tnI Z ,plurru =
,14rit y MI II mali mail.
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NV Gokk, Nov. e.--Tnr stsarn-r Tnorn,
f'o2 IL 40 lnist Ga the ttf. arm eu this pye.g-
ing :nL' r"IwT that there As he'Sy friI.-
liCn Morris lsiand and two n onitors dirrrtei
'O"'fdS Fort SGmtcr on h 4fh iust. On th.
a'h, tort, three miles northeast of Fryinr- pa,
h,als, she " as toard'd by the lunhoat How
qua, u no ;epOI + IA vinE clt8s d. tup ,ig.y he :
irie. III company With the L =. ste aIn. r kny-
eIoIe tat, blockade runner trvtng to g.t
lLio wan tngtuE, The latt,r WAS stru-k bg~
tWO tLOts lcm The Howcua. THE block lds
rUnntr here aiIuLed 20 j. probably the Marg4
r't anG teasl' captured b, he FnI-on
, h' t"mtsal Gn,rnt Still Ciaims On
AEW N.Tk, Nov By the steamer Fulton
n. III ha7!' ton Bar, Ho nave adytccs to rp.
III inst II tcubarGlnslt Of Fort sumter
WAs lTo;res. -, but thu Tc.i..l~ still r-i.afnpd
IN pcssrFIC ~ what was let- u H.
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TELEGkAPHiC News
fASSot1aT ED PRESS DlSt.aItutsS,


fkw YORK, Not. e-rBp steamer E,rast
Point. fion NV tirIraIs 0n lie 29;a alr.vad
ms N 1haEg A letter 10 th.' g.n. al .r-.s
dat q Nv Orleans. UctUf,eT ~. ! /! Il SAYS :
he n aud 3 j. array c,Ip -. re, l. tbs
vicinity 0. V rnilli..ns ill.-, ~ b ZEN IN re
10 tIeoteaS, :4-s pr~Habst VA -..rualp
mare boi"lUs thr /, u"try r.stot D.. oar {5,,4-
ST s. ion IL I'll something i tlss, from &C. - Ia.
uIhth winch la ely -AIi'u .Iuu sew o. t.. =.
1htre Wa 10 Egi t4ng. I ;uund-d .utn rs
psf'an % attacks at dif-Unt i,oIttt IN y.ur
lite On bayou Tecne.
New loEK, Nov e-The h.sarprr DsD,..i
~ 6s'tr r1m New Orleans on t. e...n AZ.
arrived v Hl' HE isuta hr@ YrrR =. & .rtr.t,r On
"'.iu' ihtiF 'tfit Gt &e'Nlce nan = ~ Ii.rd
ift tr 10 The I-Ta4G. from Rau.,,> .-.rt
ra'G flif %'ifi o. t'fomr, stt'r- thai sIi rla
Ee' s"ls "ros~ea ~ oar thHt NOR i,se ,., s,ars
:" + IN 'hs o"i 20 "a. Ih" H"se 0irp~i~.= .,ly
OWasco, hlrgl ia. ana Rtoaouguhaia
G'n. Dana isr uRd stirring or,ier On +ss~ ,,,1-
lhs CO nslrsnd OF the .I:1tH corIs
Gen. OTu is seriously s1ck.
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RELIGIOUS CoURrsHIP.-- young gentleman
happening to sit al church in pew adjoining
one in W hich sat young lady fer whom he
conceived Il sudden and violent passion, was
(lesirous of entering into a courtshlp on the
spot: but the place not suiting formal declar-
alton, the exigency of the case suggested the
following plan:
He politely handed bis fair neighbor q Bibis
open, with pin stuck in the following text
Second Epistle OF John, verse fitth ;--sAnd /
beseech thee, lady, not as thongh wrote new
commandment unto thee, but that which we
had from the beginning, that we love one an.
other" a #E sE3N
She returned IT, pointiDg TO the second chap
ter Of Ruth, " rse tenth--s Then she fell on
her face. and bowed herself to the ground and
said unto him, why have have found grace
in thine ey es, that thou shouldst take knowl-
edee of me, sf eing that am a stranger +
He returned the book pointing TO the tWeiitn
verse 4 b" second Epistle of John hasIIs
TaarN naih1e 70 VIE unto you, ! Wouiu No.
VI L V u PAPER aHd ink. but Tust 70 come mt,
rsrio on, ana s,anh face to face, sha1 our Joy
f4o.l tise ohcv. interview marriage took
pltct Ii, ensuing week. a5-.-..-.
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NEW GuRk, Nov. s. 4 letter i-pIn Fort =, nit.
lated ttl. %, o the inns stairs thtr Gan.
l. L4t Womb leave Oh the 9Th for the Indtan
;'Irll"ry "a turn over his command 10 f.-r
McNtu. h. absence OF Gen BluaL has err
cou!hRed lie Iehtl Gen Cooper 10 c9aCentra e.
has "a TCt anC 10 thrs 6ten tbt- brigade ON rha
ne OF The arkansas. Gen. McNeIlls pursuing
shelby.
Gen. Blunt has made demand on General
cooper ior lhr surrender OF ttuahtrell ard his
murGs r rs and assassiug and il r..
tRas4r tite shshp itS .'tafs. iffirts lrsf6
" i'll he shot n sight. DuT entire force i, aoout
five thousand. The rebels have nearly twice
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nx The Secretary of War has discontinued
no ONCE Of provost marshal, but Col. Bakers
rseiInf MT viii remain in Washington for the
nresent The report that Col. Baker has been
relieved from duty and ordered to the froAt,
we are informed, is incorrect. s.s.. -.
~ Gen. 0eary, or Garry, OF the Oonfeder-
ate service, who was wounded and taken
prisoner in tine recent fight near CoIliersvtiie,
Tenn. held the position Of Brigadier denarai
in the Mississippi State militia 20. - - -
~ Mr. Lncien Anderson, member OF Con.
rrrss elect from kentucky, was captured few
days since by 4 gang of guerrilias at Maynesd,
in that State. -. 80 s...,.,,r
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NEW fOEK, Nov. THE steamer Fulton
from Port Royal on the 18th instant, has arrived
On the 5th she gave chase To and fired Gig hteen
Times into the rebel steamer Margaret and Jss-
sIr, and capturtd her and lowed her to New
! OIk The rrlZp Is An iron ely yde- built steal.l-
er of eight hundred TONS and very fast boat
She has b valuable cargo of silks, dry goods
etc, from Nassau for Wilmington She also
had one hundred men on hoard-the crew and
passtn gers-who were taken prisoners
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The Cincinnati Conspiracy

CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-The grand Jury has
Ound true bills OF Indictment against the par
ties charged with conspiracy. The case came
up in the nited States Court yesterday, but at
the request OF the counsel for the prisoners, il
was postponed until the /. h inst The indict-
iatnt charges them with treason in endeayoring
To- release John Morgan and his officers from
the barracks in this city, and conspiring for
The capture OF the Uni ed States steamer Mich
igan, on Lake Erie
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From sIhnttannopa

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. "A half dozen shells
were thrown from Lookout Mountain TO day.
No damage was done. All is quiet else where
along the line.
Boats from Bridgeport, with supplies, mails
and passengers, come ap through the creek
from Browns Ferry. There are two miles OF
wagon transportation from Browns Ferry TO
Chattanooga. Paymasters have arrived with
finances 10 pay the troops.
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MARYLAND Election.

BALTIMORE Nov. s.-The whole OF Mary
land has been heard from except Calvert and
Montgomery counties. Goldsboroughs ma
may reduce il 1900. Creswell.s majority over
UrisfieId il the First District is 1,72l. Harris
fSecessionist) is elected in the Fifth District
by nearly 2,GUS majority over Holland. The
combined vote OF Calvert and Holland would
have beat him. ....
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PHiLAI ELPHIA, Nov. 2-At q meeting of
the ie'eeTaphic Union OF TIT, city to-day, resp
Iuilons were adopted refusing 10 endorse the
action OF ihe late NaIOnM EeIegraphic cUn ven
tlon, so lar ar concerned The adoption OF what
is 'Tm- the charity clause, alto wing 4 certain
amount per eek % Il, me mbers, aud also til
provision excluding certain Operators from III !.
L. " association. III Uch Interest IN the welfare
OF the new ASSOCIATION is teit by The menbars
Of this city, ard no douhtit viii be placed on a
pt I'M antIt bHeiS
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Goius Home to Recruit

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-An Army OF the Poto-
mac dispatch to the Herald, dated the 7th in
slant, states that the ieth Illinois cavalry
have gone home 10 recruit. 1t is rumored that
the lst Maine cavalry Will, also, go home 10
recruit. A rebel rendezvous has been discov-
cred Al the house OF one ettit and nine guer-
rillas were captured.
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TRyr, ,sats roRlErrga BALANCES.

P,-TyEF.sr h-PsGruEST. OF l2 l7;s
81 u tEbPns hL+ vii - received st r4i D.
>, IA. NJ ui III tne Sth - of Nnyeuba~ next lt
"a "F urIrg. for .u-tish- -ug Lettar- balances So
;t usr { ia, Fa-t nthc in tn United Statas E,r
J@. '"~r tram sui after the - day If Dperr1 ba-
a'st. a tn~ following d-r~ri ptIon. VIZ
1T r.r rLCrS @R "a BIZ nf weighing eight rreaa
a. a.Dr. l- weight. T. b. graied down t. quarter
"fthes It is snppos"t light hundred will be -a-
e-a-.d ter y'sr
.H Balances ca pab., uF weighing st least l4Yg
9'"n"=, @v"1rtuppis gat, - he graded down to
q. I uuLcr>
- these It Is supposed one hundred y Il be re
G-l--: per anuuu.
Ia af1g-. - Pe.l ~ 1trensIE aud durability.
~aIrple- ct Zach desC~i pt(pn of bH auc- must &c
-'ruiE each bid, an3 tte bidder wuo may obtain
.He c LtTsCL viii be required TO tuTnlEh baianre6
vrtered "t quality, III ali respects fully equal to
M. sample
Zach balance must r. we'll and securely packed in
b, fer t-aus pUrtatI1 III.
Tre balances e - delivered ire" Of all charge
20 'to blarz Az u~v otthe Pos ONE Depar: n-Gt
&ud ported pom by suitable inspectors for receP
=. Z. O refusal
Escb bi der must ruish tn b il proposals evi-
L-r,c- Il ~ ability T. comp With hia bid.
~ sufficient seq IritIes will be required to
contract
Failure to fu7ui4h the balances as contracted
So promptly, or tn" furnishing of thus" of n
ssuse fuT the FORTE .ture tf the coutrsct
Proposals must h- endorsed on the outside of the
envelopes. "PropnzsI, for Let or balances - and
ad!Tps, - 70 the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
raj WaFtiu son, i. c.
Or i2-wjw NJ. BLAIR, Postmastrr GeqeraI
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i'hllifNAtS
EHGPOgaIs svR oRsPPIsG papkR ksD
4 faIsE


PUrr u7YfCg DErAEThExp Oosoh-r n l.i,
,.fta.. s; III to- sh Say "f Hrs-m b. ae.,. At 10
- ".s rom fUi futnI1hins hEAP2lSa rSpEa
trEtNiNs. los he us, uf tps post t3hc9- IN she
I'D s" 3. l.' me yrsr, sror scd afar .ae s:st
a., .v.ss@ he .Ipense Al the Bsrk is.n,iee
:: t. scs' II t.s "a tmans, at .saias -oa, New
=. ''r.stsd ausnt I, 81 saas article. and the
S1@I1 '-tl>oi Lssuired At e"oh Agency for ls
Ais:rtc: No. /, al RasAtngtaa
- EtGIn% ii hshi"s Wrapping paper >, bv "a
Il e., @ 80 IKE ana to E:ssh aot ie.s .ssn = :
49, - 'bt F~sih, aud -aoa ream 20 contain
'tr~r, aur Of me ss,as kind OF papsr 9s sy a. In
es.r IL stfe sEG TO weigh not less than 81
'oI reH"1E "iLOt- T-Ire, sstrau, g. bard tri.t.d
a-a ~ -: "a ~ II pound s.cR.
- s'.nt%" 81 e"7r." Henry Twias, -eoat one
ftsffh CT an iIs1h IA Jisn. ter Seii twisted
al" sis - nhnEs, wsfghioG rom IN to
i,s:,rc: Ma 2. al Nee yo-t Cfty
A'Ap' rtaEr g! Hr-rftGg fsper. Eini.sr to that
nrat '@:"arIo' ~ she ess.sastes for district
- sssnr e., similar to that last described In
- 81 'sla ss' 'E,r'e
d .ited ior ..f-tr,o: No "i+'''S' 90 'Aa' hr't
S'' souats o. arse II. sim; 81 nilsr 10 that
Bissriet No ), at Bgfaio, N r .0' NO l.
''N' I'm :" F.sg y "Re ~im'Iar to thss frst
s0'~An OF 90 similar to that las. n.msd for
" - Tau,as OF I5ta Tw,ns sir iIsr tc shat Of the
hrs! d. ton ior distriteSo
'rN~~ mes fi Tt'@T lie Vine similar Tn &hA
.. ts1 Sec Id de-" Tip:i 70 for ss'd district
~ Posss will 10 received for each article seps.
r - ana .sssEsttiy or each district, or for the
contract vail be arsrisd to the loxast and
Ntt! e:-.tr - :o cater mind altar a carsfui tam
hstr'L /, Tt r.o7s Of rtqtn ,sIz which BID
>, u - act II csaIts De most >.dysnts Aous
l. IL Lepa: ta.sBt.
re Tor At. gen. TaI reserves ~ ninseH ths
sht I" 81 G. id wt e, It is apu.raut that
F|fE Fhr articles ar I'D f,r 1t y vuF, 10 - and a
tftt I VEtp bI- h rate VII. ut a 0 ,ssr reK&ri
: u = CO.. tt 'Sc:, f tas ou pa, o. s'.,t,nsths
= +Fs- a. oi tte hda uudFr lie con .s,neI
L." tbl sdve tieeElent
~ he s''lct~ ahouId reco~structed or In
= ar lc."E tERI - caf,Vrr- u Each nl.rs or
ra~-s s. , L Pus.c ssfrr -Lur ! "a d. fnLtl
- 70 fniG p-tFs AnI ~ POST s-ter .enprni
i~.tH Ff''9THss o hlr self IN Ertv r-z. IF no-.Ss
III r. t-Ia -'Es the gu uL:Iv f 49, articles Re
e "a + II a. - (. uni ~ IL, so
!" ' FrA- II 'su e r either of the above
ia %e-s Hs"s
d1ts- w !: sens -nrnpl.s Of such articls. As thev
1puse !. UFI /. n ~ tue bids
bc3 ,tc.~r mus fu ai~b rIth hs proposals. ey-
II c. ~ - s-.ilty to comply with hi. BID
a. tlne e."ut stour. ties viii Dc "squir ed 70 a
7n at
EAsfu-r' ro fure sh III. articles contra tai for
r TL.Y. ~ .urI sf is.g If srri- TpTeriur To
$50 c. .F3tE 'yr "ti' a SOusI tered = sucic ent
- r 'H~ t"rf-.t-.~ of 're -utrAct
~ no. 1r@i. i s-UTdSug5 vita these proposals
~f 3 pe crnstrerrd
gos' j.. r. To- marked the outside Of the
Eset y 18th ~ q rnSa- II 'he srtirie articles
& 80 p. ard sha lstter containing them ad-
- p = the Fiat Assistant Postmaster General
--tf1p pIou. NJ BLAIR
u" 's - Pc stnast%r General.
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DRoPosALs FoR COAL AND WOOD.

ERsATg fHR USISED SrLYBs.
flfsc Of sac SerEeaaJ at Arms, ,
Naahin gton, October u, 1883 !
sssLHp PROPOSALS will b. received at this ON 90
nnttI Il c'cloek noon of sAfU RDAY, the aist day
OF Hovem Der next fOr the delivery in ths vaults Of
the senats Wing Of the Capitol, If four hundred
tons 24u lbs to the tom OF large 1gg or steam
bost-furnsce white Ash GOAL. The Goal is to be of
best quality. thoroughly screened and yeighea Ia
the presence " the Cnief Engineer to the 6enAte,
or sis assistant, and to be delivered above or
before the 9Th day of December following.
Also, proposals. Tor hike character Niu be received
for the delivery, ~ the same place. or before
said sth day of Dscsmeer of ffy cords Of best Pine
ocd thoroughly seasoned
The Coal and Wood to be packed away in the
vaults, as the Chief Engineer shall direct.
GEO. +. BROWN.
90 2l-d Sergeant st-Arms n a. Ssnsts.
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Mechanics Strike In New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. o.--The mechanics of This
city, last night, organized an extensive strike.
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IL kalf years old. Hind and gentle, small
aud bs.utifuliy Irogo.,,99p,sa; ,e1 say " .s aA
man OF Hsht weight, Apply ct the Navy Yard
Gate, between the hosrs offs q N. and >, N.
oc 2Hi2Wr $50. 49, - #
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ATTENT TION!
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OPFICERS,
SOLDIERS, Suffers, PEDDLERS,
AND EVERYBODPW
READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
WILLIAM II. RICHsTEIN's
NATioNAL BOOKSTORE, CTS Pa. Az,
Batwssn iith and 18th streets.
YoU CAN BUY FOR OEH DoLIAE
Fifty cent Novels or Twenty Ave cont Novels,
81 cent stationery Packages or 1-eent Packages
ROR ONE DOLLAR
You can buy eight Photograph Album oAsds, o.
which se have on hand over hvs thousand
varieties embracing all styles published.
NEW OEEs RECEIVED DAILY.
The largest Hnd cheapest stock Of Albums In the
city.
Wholesale and kstail, over ~ new stylas
just RECEIVED
new lot of later q 90. p celebrated Am brss5Yss.
Public are invited 10 call and examine.
The subscriber having lately returned from the
New York and Phpadslphia Trade Sales, offers 20
the Trade and the Public generally. the LARGEST 4nd
best Stock Of BOOKS. sTATtONkRY, and FANCY
ARTIoL1e ever before opened in this city. At low
rates consisting OF Books, Esreign and Ansricsn
Stationery, PhotogrAp Aphie Albums, Chess Men and
boards, Cribbase Boards, Dcntnces, combs
Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives. 0ofa Pens, Rssors.
DO, &c large 10. Of Eev Books soid-Ss hall
NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27s Perpsylvanis avenue,
ec1e I'm ssea &r between litA and 18th sts.
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blockade Of st. Domingo.

Nav YORK, Nov e.--The Spanish Governor
of ST. Domingo has declared the ports OF that
island blockadsd. .a r.#. .s
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R0POsA FoRw WOOD.
CAVALRY BURREU,
OFFICE OF DBP 7 QTAsFERs

Fh"HIuk-Uu iT1.
PhoPosALa sra Foliciiei and will he received st
tti- otir~ nrt FRIDAY ia day of November at
EoCa fer the fUrt ishink of 400 cords OF good, +,
s.uo1 mercb II table we'll seasoned Cord Wood to
be civ, red al I'll. Cavalry Depot 6iesboro Point,
d. e., CCrn'd Ia ranks fact high; delivery not
and ip.pect-d. Bidders Will state ths pr ees for
essr kind-nsk hickory, pine.
irsps.tur vii ba dssis snAtsd on the pat OF
the Government t. inspect and me .sure the wood
The 81 iii'y of the bidder to fulAi his agreement
ne GUARANTEED by two respons BILE persons
vhoss sizLstures must be appended TO the guar
ELtre
rbe responsibility Of the Tuarantor must be
EhnNL by the otcis certificate of the CLERK of the
RsArsst District Court or of the United States Dis
1-pct Attorney
Propossl> mnst be addressed TO Captain II A
Dun Depot QuartermsstSr, Cavalry d pot, 81
II street. " sshi gton, D O., and endorsed on the
spvelopa Proposals fNr Wood" NO 7-lst
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EDUCAPI4Ah Al,

Mlss BRO0KES kNGLIon AND FRENCH
III Boar ing anc Day schoo No. 100 Penn av
seven Buiidinss. The ninth year and seventeentb
semi annual kession of this Institution will com
uence on Nor day, September 27th, 1863 Circulars
can De obtained at the bookstores and Of the Prn-
cipal SO IA sro-
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4 ARGa HANDsOMEtY FURNISHED ROOMs
IL with EG ard for rmanent or transact persons,
in pteS SAINT and desirable location, one square
from Ia avenue, corner of G and 2lst streets
A.
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NEATLY-FUkNIsRED ROOMS FOR RENT
y with Board, At No 4s6 Twelfth street, bet n
sDc II. One Or two large Rooms, agitabis for .
party of gentlemen. 4.lm'
At 393 FIRBT STREET EAST, BETWEEN
n and b, Capitol Hill gentlemen and their wives
and single gentlemen be accommodated with
pleasant Rooms, with Board. References ex
changed oc - I'm
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UNITED sTATEs MAReHAL's sALE.-In
= virtue of writ Fie.i faoias, issusd from the
Clerks tce Of the Oireut Court OF the District Of
directed i WI expose to Public sale, for cash, In
frort of the Court House door Of said county, on
~ II clock NJ the followip pg described property
10 wit vis All that part Of Lot No: Z, In square
Lot No. 7and running back 50 feet to an alley In
said Esuare.
On the northeast corner Of Lot No. 5. BauA.e No.
to2, detcIihed to Wit beginning at the corner Of
the at al the northeast corner OF said Lot DO g.
thence south 50 fsetll inches thence west IL tsst
inches, thence north TO alley. tsenoe sastery
on the south side OF the alley to the piaoe Of be-
ginning, together with all and singular the Inn
Drovemepts thereon ssiz ed and levied upon IS the
property of Andrew Rothvell, and will be sold to
satisfy Judicial No toJsnuary term 1892, favor
Of Phelps Ringman use Of AIonson Morehouss.
WARD II LAMON
oc2o-d6ds q q MarshA ID. D.
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VERY PINK ALMOST NET ROSEWOOD
~ PIANO FORTE viii be sold for aSco;=
MR MITZIROTT's Music store. oornersIIx4!
Penn avenue and lth SITS. no2
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BOARDING..

II oCM AND BoARD-A eapsci ,us, and we'll
Ii furnished Boom On the second door, with
Bosrd st MRS. wE8B'S. 363 ct. no . St.
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sssars, from I,no0 to II 600, Jisuani Tobacco, for
sale at low price. Apply to JOSH PICASO H1J0,
A4s Twelfth at bet q aud I'll no i-Sts
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ITkIIED sTATES RsdAL's sALE-In virtue
- of writ of Pieri Faciss Issued from the Clerks
once Of the Circuit oonrt Of the District Of ooum-
bIa and to directed will poss to Public sale.
for cash in from of the Court House door Of said
county. on TIT RsDAY, the iSth de-, Of November
next 1853, 1T Il O'CLOCK NJ =, all defont ants light,
Htle, claim and interestsin and TO Lots No. r. Is,
and II, in sQuars No.4l in the city OF Washington,
D. c. together with al and singular the I'm prove
ments thereon seized and levied up tbs prop
erty of Phiness Steer, and viii be sold to satisfy
Judisials No. 2ll to May term, 1861 In favor OF
WARD Il LAMON,
oc2l-d6ds q b Marshal. d. q.