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who have become the victims of Solitary
dreadful and destructive habit which
ieeps to nm untimely grave thousands of
of the most exalted talents and brilliant
no might otherwise have entranced listen
with the thunders of eloquence or walked
the living Tyre, may call with full con-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-12
-ALTIMOR6 -
CK Fl o s P I T A L.
HE'D AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK-

;LY PLACE WHERE A CURE
IAN BE OBTAINED.
tNSTON has discovered the most Certain,
and only Effectual Remedy in the
ii Private Diseases, Weakness of the Back
trictures, Affections of the Kidneys and
voluntary Discharges, Impotency, Gene
Nervousness, Dyspcpsy, Languor, Low
fusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart,
remblings. Dimness of Sight or Giddiness,
he Head. Throat, Nose or skin, Affections
Lungs. Stomach or Bowels--those Terri
,rs arising from the Solitary Habits of
SC secret and solitary practices more fatal
tins than the song of Syrens to the Ma
ysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes
tions, rendering marriage, &C., impossi-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-12
slEN DssrsASEs SPEEDILY
GljEkEsb.

sons writing should be particular in directing
,tters his Institution, in the following mhner
.EOIIN Va. JOHNSTON, SI. h.,
be Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Md
ruAry 81, l663-ly
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SssANaC WEAKNESS

ly Cured, Hnd Full Nlgor Restored.
dressing Atiection-which renders Life
md marriage impossible-is the penalty
victims ofimproper indulgences Young
too apt to commit excesses from not
Of the dreadful consequences that may
w, who that understands the subject will
deny that the power of procreation is lost
hose falling into improper habits than by
t Besides being deprived the pleasures
offspring the most serious and destructive
10 both body and mind arise. The system
crapged, the Physical and Mental Func-
ened, Loss of Procreative Power, Nervous
Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart,
|, Constitutional Debility, Wasting Of
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death,
so. : SOu.h R'redicrick Strees
sids goiug from Baltimore street, few
the corner. Fail not TO observe name
r.
lust be paid and contain stamp. The
iplonas hang in his Office.
8, Ny.SH2 IN TWO
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the Royal College OF Surgeons. London,
from one of the most eminent Colleges in
States, and the greater part of whose life
,pcnt in the hospitals of London, Paris,
ia and elsewhere, has effected some of
astonishing cures that were ever known ;
lblcd with ringing in the head and ears
:cp. great nervousness. being alarmed ut
,nds, bashfulncss, with frequent blushing,
ometimes with arrangement Of mind, were
II
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-12
HEAEs RHAGE.

Persons or Young Men contemplating
,eing aware of physical weakness, organic
,formitics. &C., speedily cured.
places himself under the care of DR.. j.
jusly confide in his honor as gentleman,
utly rely upon his skill as Physician.
rf-ANnd, YNKSa SaNSNEH&G
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-09-12
STfsANGEsRS

OgsESiENT OF THE PRESS
many thousands cured at this institution year
iear, and the numerous important Surgical
ions performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by
porters Of the Sun Clipper" and many
,apers, notices of which have appeared again
ain before the public besides his standing as
tlcnan Of character and responsibility, Is
nj guarantee 10 the afflicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Burning Of the Steamer Allen Coll;

CAIRO, Nov. 13.-Tbe Memphis Bulletin Of
the i1ih gives the particulars Of the burning of
the steaner Allen Collier. The steamer was
lying twenty five miles above the mouth of
White river, within five hundred yards OF the
suDhoat EastroE.. (which was covering her
landing when guarrilfas attacked her.
Captain Bartholomew the commander of the
Rnnbcat VI as on board the Allen Collier at the
time, and was captured together with the cap.
tam and crew OF that steamer. The gunboat
would nave shelled the guerrillas but they
protected themselves with the captain and
crew they had captured. After setting fire to
the boat they marched the prisoners three miles
into the country, when they liberated the cap
tain and crew of the ALE ClI lar, but retained
Captain Bartholomew.
The mum Der of prisoners OF war now in the
military prison h. re is increased to nearly 4,0OU
They cam OF really be called pris soners Of
war, being dese ters from the rebel army, some
o! " hnm have lain around III the woods fifteen
months, aW aiting an opportunity to come into
our lines ard take the oath Of allie glance, for
which purpose they will be sent TO s.. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

STEVENSON, ALA, Nov. a.-ICorrespondence
Cincinnati Commercial. This place is fast
losing its importance in a military point OF
view, as the depot of supplies for the Army OF
the Cumberland is fast being transferred to
Bridgeport, ten miles from here, where the
railroad crosses the Tennessee river. The reb-
els have been driven from the south side OF the
river as far up as the foot of Lookout Noun
tain, and the two small steamboats, that were
left at Chattanooea by the rebels and repaired
by our men, are now carrying rations within
eight miles Of Chattanooga, and land them on
the north side of the Tennessee, whence they
are hauled. This saves the mules an immense
amount of labor, rations have heretofore
b. en- hauled from this place by the way Of An.
derson's Gap, distance of sixty miles. over.
the worst mud road 1 ever saw. Nobly have
the mules performed this arduous but impor-
tant duty, and to their praise be it said without
a muImUr. Thousands Of them have Welded
up their lives in the nobiest OF causes, as the
road from this place to Chattanooga is literally
srewn with their dead and dying. I am told
that in one night, at this post one hundred and
ten OF these animals died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

HGeneral Henry A. Wise has been assigned
by the Confederate government to the COMMAND
OF the sixth district OF the department. OF Scuth
Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
- AT an examination of girls for the rite of
confirmation, IN answer to the question, .What
is the outward and visible sign and form in
baptism :" the repiy:was, "The baby, str ~
~ There are eight Soup Societies In Phila-
delphia, one OF which distributed last winter
s3,t 0O pints OF soup, $3.50 pounds bread. and
1900 pounds of Indian meal
~ Confederate money has en- dsnrecfa,a,,
that The Richmond people say, aIf YOU 70 to
market you have to take your money in the
casKet ana carry your beefin the pocket book
~ A lady in Richmond advertises In the
Dispatch that she will sell a secondhand me.
rino dress for $3.50.
~ Gen. Siekles' old brigade {Excelsior) OF"
Iers TO re-enlist for three years II they are
allowed to organize as mounted infantry.
~ Ba,num has secured another curiosi "
a girl from Maine, IL years OF age, feet
inches high and weighing 200 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14
From EeW Orleans.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The New Orleans cor.
respondent OF The Express, eating the after
noon of the Alb instant, says. Our forces have
fallen back TO New Iberia
In reference TO the reported attack o.. Wash
bnrne's advance on the Sd instant, the same
corIespon dent says "If the rebels alta .ked
our advance, it was some distance this side of
Aermillionvil!e. for the army was south of
Bayou Eermil1onpiIle at that time, its
march back to the Teche. There is a rumor
here that the IL suit was different to the extent
of2,cc0 men. 1t Is said to come from Union
mo 3Or.;'
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EDUCATIONAL.

MI VOCAL INSTITUTE
lV1kS. CECILIA Y0UNG KREFC3MaR Has
the honor of Announcing to her friends and tho
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music at No. 42G 18th street. bet#sen II aud
l. For terms, &c, apply betwse the hours of
ana ) p N. Tr-eoimr
MISS BRCOKE'S ENSLIsit AND FEENOH
Iva Boarding and Day School, No. I20 Penn av,
SeTen Buildings. The pinth year and seventeenth
saraiannual session of this Institution viii com,
uence on Monday. September 29th, 1863 Circular
ciD4i. ss l4-91n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14
Election OF U. $. Senators in Missouri

ST. Louis, Nov. BIB. Gratz Brown, Radi-
cal, OF this city, was elected United States Sem
ator on the first ballot this morning by seven
majority.
JEFFRRsoN CITY. Nov. l2-The ballot which
res ulted i'll the election of Mr. Brown for the
United States Senate for the short term this
morning stood as follows: Brown. a; Brod-
dead, ta; Voorhees,,
The next ballot, which resulted in the elac-
ton Of John Il Henderson for the long term,
stood as follows; henderson, -; Phelps AZ:
scattering, f2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

FiNANCIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening report a moderate activity in the stock
market, bnt the transactions are limited in
amount. Gold has ruled steady at li7 ali7K,
with moderate business, and standing at
about 1I1. at one o'clock, with little doing.
The sales at the board were 100000 at l473.
Foreign exchange is steady, and moderate sales
OF bankers sterling have been made at 1872.
Government stocks were steady. TenIesseeg
SKIES were sold i lower. Missouri skies
b, ought yesterdays prices. Sales Of North
Carolina at % and Virginia at 81. In railroad
bonds here was a moderate movement.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATOHESl
FROM CHARLESTON

The Bonn bare ent Of Sumter Continued
The Fort Entirely Demolished
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 13.-The United
States steamer Massachusetts, Captain West,
from Charleston in forty eight hoars, arrived
here this afternoon. Her officers reports firing
az still kept up on Fort Sumter. The fort Is
entirely demolished. The rebels put mp their
flag every night, which is shot away every
day.
There has been no firing upon Charleston OF
late.
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Arrival of II ehpl priSnnorS

new YORK, Nov. 13.-The stermer Newbern
from Fortress Monroe, arrived this morning
with one hundred and fifty seven prisoners,
comprising the crews and passengers of the
prizes Il. g. Lee and Ella and Anna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14
GAS FITTING. SC.

Al GAS EIxTERES
w hsve in Store, ana are csily recsf ,ipa GAx
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns sd Oasisus
snd Finish superior 10 style to anything Heretofore
fsrsd In this market
We invite citizens generally % cslI sl,; s4sn,ut
Dur Etock Of GAS and NhTER FIETUlng fasTios
2onteent that We have the bes: selecso. stock ID
Washington.
aJ All Wark In the above line Intrur.sa TO On,
saTs will be promptly attended to.
nrarS-t' MYERS I: ncGEAN. 35e strsss
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
TMMEDIATI PossEeeI0s.
! On. .A...-..or, Bnlok aouss, roo . ms. IL st.

TMMEDIATI PossEeeIos.
On. .A...-,tor, BR1ck HOUSE., roo ns. . IL st.
sss1 s1;.. r9sns s... st.; Island.
Pine Baildins Lot business stand corner Pa. ~.
"nH Su,Dissed Psrors with piano. near Treasury Do.
Eisht small houses for sale. Lots, Lands. Farms,
&C. III a1TcHHIL 1s I'll s soH, Real z.t.te Brokers.
NO ii ST. southeast cor. Pa. Az. and 18th ct.
EoR sALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTUREs
to any paes n Wassns.Sns Ths S" pr
resort will command, as It has ALREADY done, the
Fss p, iTissors insslsinS % chang. sheir. node
Of business sre row desirous to give those Wishing
an cppartunty cr one Or The most siIs iels places
now offered It,s enc Of the me.t & desi5ssls a that
GJANpsOME FURNISHED ROOMS 20 RENT
y for gentlemen only, at No. 332 Sixth street,
bet 81 and I. no ~ tW~
RotosMss TO tET.A T; large f.oI. Room, s.s Q,
.Ss9ss street Ss a'a he Pes ''
EARM FOR sALE-on the Washington Branch
from Bslts7iIis station, contain.ns IoS s,rss and
Tie house has s rooms. also oatbaildiog.: For
particulars inquire Of G: J. III ALL, at the govern
IT r, 9Th street wharf. ne f'-lv*
FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOMS to
lei. pply at 272 street, corner OF 18th.
Eo 3 Ct
|eR RENT-FURNIsHED RooMs-A suite of
Il handsomely Furnished Parlors and Bed rooms,
in of the most desirable and pleasant situations
tel ;s s1a Ss' IT, q
street west side. mob 2w~
EoR SALE Oh EXOHANe E-vsuable .Lsnda.
Ios c1syssa FsE%. MIN il Ohio Hi
changed for Real Estate in Maryland, Districs Co
lnmbis, or the loyal part OF Virginia, or would eE-
Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1859,
Post Office, Washington, o. @. oc Sim
FURNISH ROOMS TO LET-at $50 Twelfth
l. street, between a0d 1.-Two lower story
PAEaoRS, or one fARL0R and large BED. ROOM
adjoining, both we'll furnished; also several SEQ
ROOMS. The loca, ion is one Of the most desirable
In " ashin etOn, and within FIVE mimi tes' walk of
Willalds' and Kirkwoods'. No children In the
h0nSe % tf
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SUTLAHs. ATTENTION.
ne he.ts gAsTiLs soar.
~ ~ :, ADAMANTIE1 ANDLne.

.Cheap foY cash st National ecsy and Candle
Pc. 80 MAJ 70
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ITO Suffers.

~ CUTTERS,
DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.
Prof. WUNDRAM'S TOOTHACHE DROPS. the
ohy saIe and reliable remedy rs yet known It
testa or general health. Imported direct BIZ the
Undersigned, and for sale wholesale and retail BY
JULIUS DIENETT, Dentist.
no W I'M 145 Prince street, Alsxapdria, Va.
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GROWERS THEATER,
PsHHsylranid Avenue. near Willards. Hotel.
LhosAsn GRovsR. =. Director
e,sssT TaIs l ls.ss1Fa.y, EVE EysnIEe: IN Eey T.
sscona xess Of the he most d sstsrisS ana beau -
MISS 'i,95 h6chcis e'1ri'i T AHsE'i'f AHTsEE'is'fsRs.
She viii .''s.s 'Hszs6esat sG,eisaai :; JACK,
The Bold Rohbsr and HIshws,man of Ensland of
HER NV sls HEifRss:sc;5 fRsc5hi4S + 9fptr;zs Sszss1os.
compiled from Aiyusaor,a tE : Sreas aov.lsnd ths
sSER5i 81 ssfsSsaa & aSvs4TRrs n
Fun of Comic Situations. Startling Ineidsnts, sad
Hair hrssdth Escapes.
JACK s8EppARD, -
2:s the zpp;.nties. is 81 Mss Western
osf'sin Jack shepTard. rd...-......... Miss Western
4. sss oASm!.,eaIsDress sud Psr9sst Circles
ecs No EXTRA carse for reserTsd s seats t. 'ne
Doors opsn as7; Overture at 72t
FCRD'3 NEW ThEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE Il.
Hlso Of Holiday Street Tsesssr aBa
LAST NIGHT Positively
NH. J. w!L9.s BOOTH.
..n oruva. F. F.psy1sE,
SATURDAY EynNINa;; Noysnhe- =. 1868,
Last time fhs Hihs1i'fIai aosssss: sss;s tragedy
THE FORESTS OF BOHEMIA.
The comedy season Ssi II the elegant and
4.s pS'f.,'5 f'i;h;; ssnss s.s;.ss,
oANTER6uRY HALL.
hHs1o / {ee44ssFFEEsssSkY: {e4sFEssSSkkYy::, ruhs42n. AER
Resr Of National and Mstropoiitan Hotel..
ruE EHE 4AH: eHsAF = SGysh1Ht sRHsi Hios,
4 4 4 4
e's::ss zsa.1s, A' Ds
S's ssss Comic k4FHtEES fs::.s
Eas
rf:ssa f:ssa ~ Bixok ES5s sossdR s9s s9s sss
h's'0D' WHITE BOYS Sfas 81 81 1RrLANb6o COMPANY
Nsy x ssss}TR s yILL.GE Album
e. LcRAVAGANZAS, SO.
oeock "a missior Is and s. G cents u'' 'sf 0'''fs
Saturday: Nov: "a. Afterno on and Evening,
CELEBRATION OF THE
sECOND ANNIVERsARY OF THE OPENING
OF THE HALL
GRAND DISPLAY OF EIREWORKSi
nO96 EXTRAORDINARY BILL, &c.
DROFEsSOR 2. FISHERS
IL COTILLON BAND
Ma. FISEER fakfs great plea to announcs TO
his friends and public, that he ha. organized tatJ
E. Cotillon Band for Ba Is and Parties He sSr-gs
specially solicits liberal ahara of pu hlic SIX
favor. Residence corner of Penn. avenue and llth
stl eets, European House. to l.. RtC9, ass
Penn. ave. bet 18th and Is b. no Is Ina
COLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned res pectfully announces ~
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Music&8
for PriYSta PRrtiaa. Balls Pic Nics Pa.aAaa %SSX
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BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS.

JEREM IADES OF THE RICHMOND EDITORS
UPON THE COAFEDERATE SITUATION.
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NOTHING BUT SURRENDE3S AND SIR
fnIsEc ON TIE PANT UF THEIR
GENERALS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

COLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned res pectfully announces ~
to the public, tn he is ready to furnish Music&18
for Privste Parties, Balls. Pic Mics, Pasaaes, ~
Exhibitiops. etc, wit h any nu mber CT Musician
at John Iseman's corner of Pennsylv snia avenue
and 9Th street east. HENRY IalNAN
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Toys AND FANCY GOODS
L FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
WHOLESALE AND REcAIL,
Oeaiets would do well to give me call before
puIcha iIR elsewhere ct No. 479 llth, between i
Ho - rat the Lamp Depot, 3i6 street, be-
lt.2H~ mo eOIny
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Persons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpitation Of the heart,
lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, dc deserve to suffer II they
will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, anu are warranted to produce
an immediate beneficial effect. They are exceed
Ingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIoE.-Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is
swindler and imposter We only put 1t up in
our log cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles refilled
with imitation deleterious stuff, for which sew.
eral persons are already In prison. See that
every bottle has our United States Stamp over
the cork, and signature on steel plate side Ia
bells.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globe.
p. HI. DRAKE 4 CO.,
DIM 202 Broadway, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14
THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal
containing greater variety OF interesting read :
ing than can be found in any other, is published
on Friday moraing
FIRMS Cash, iardriab,y in adraaes.
Saneie Copy, per annum..........Sl 0G
Ten copies q en
twenty five copies s............,oO 90 90
1t invariably contains the :. .wash;ngton
News fns.t has made The DAILY Evenino .stav
circulate so generally throughout the country.
- Single copies lin wrappers) can be pro-
cured AT the counter, immediately after the ia.
sue Of the paper. Price-rHRxr CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

'TRIKsMAR.Protectedb by Royal Letters Patent
L OF kns land. and eecured by the seals Of the
Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College of Medicine. Vienna
Triesmar No. l is the eHectual remedy for Relax
alton, spermAto, rhGa. and Exhaustion of the Sys-
tenn TriesmarN NJ. 2has entirely superssded the
No. 10 the infaible remedy for ali Impurities aud
seeondary Symptoms. thus obviatine the use Of
mercury and all other deeterious Ingredients,
Zach preparation is In the form Of 8 most agreea-
BILE Lozen9e Secured from effects of climate and
changes OF atm ere in tin cases. at So each or
four 83 cases in for 50, and In 827 cases thus
saving g. Divided in separate doses as sdminis-
Wbolesa'e and retail BY Dr. BARROW, No. 1874
Bleecker street. New York.
To be had Also OF g. q. FORD, No 29O Pa. AZ, ,
corner 1lth street. no IL 3mf
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r )
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capital-S5OO,0


~ This BLEK, organised under the National
BANKING Lsw of the las. Congress, Is opened this
day for the transaction Of business at the corner
OF fifteenth and y streets, opposite Treasury Be-
partmsnt ID. d. COOKE, PRESIDENT.
VIZ. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier. sen-u
II UTT x B o U 4.
500 Pirhrs New York and Penn. BUTTER.
100 Pals do do. do.
so Tubs Baking BUTTER. In store a9G for
sale by DUThOWs
oc Si-2ws 45O Eighth ST.. bet Pa. av. and 1t.
CLoAKs' oLoAxsm oLoAKSh
Just receive, large and we'll selected ltock OF
CLOAks. HEADDRE1SE5. FANCY GOODS, EN-.
BROIDERIkS, &c., at reduced prices
WA. WHINBER0,
1sMArSet Space Penn Avenue.
90 ID between Sth and 9Th atPeeta
RNOORE's WEST END DRU9 STORE.
Vl lis Peru Accrue, Sox,A Side.
Paints. window Glass. &c
SX large Stock GOAL OIL, and Lam
for same. at lowest market rates
A012W -
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By ". l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
DEREMPTGRY SALE OF A VAL GABLE PARM,
L MILL. AND WATER PRIVILEGE IN PsIses
GEORGE COUNTY, MARYLAND, AT AUorIoN-Cn
WEDNEsDAY, the 25th Of November, 1853, at II
3'c,oet NJ, we will sell, on the premises, that
larsed the residence Of the late J. u. SALISBURY,
and about two miles from the Old Fields, and sd
ford, Albert Berry, and o. Beall, and coata ming
two hundred and twenty acres Of rich dark loan,
very productive for Tobacco and Grain. The i'm
prorements consist ef . nearly new and conforts.
bic Frame Dwelling house. M;u with good
stream OF waler, Barns, St4bIes Corn and Ics
Houses, Quarters, AMI 81 necessary out buildings
Terms: oEe- fourth cash, s goo Of which must bs
paid at sals balance in 8, lS. 49, and % m onths
bearing interest, and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises
ro7 VIM L. WALL e. co
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sure's great restorer. They are composed of
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintsrgresn,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
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AUCTION SAL&,
FUTURE DAY0,
By 6RlIN & WILLIAMS. Anc4;o,..,,
IINkU6TlLa AALE OF A HOIlal Am ~. IN

By GRIN WILLIAMS. Auctionsers,
vTkUSflA'B SALE OS A HOUs1 Ann IOT ON
wisn .1.f y.s Of d:sd 9f from
ns sanaty IN 5,hiI Il. 1sI;s.
: 9: s::sss IS
.sid Lot st the int.ssestios Of south D and *
streets and running the ass south q feet ioe
dis ant from south street.
Jsrn, q sale: One third cash; the balance in .i.,
II the terms Il az .rs not COM oliea with in
Of the dsfauiting puT oh aser. Ali convey ancins
and STAMP.
SsTks ssR. u SPadyfD SP Rs1 .s
A. tASsrskseos 81 81, bsssssss @ u; IS :. ssIsss, %
il .ns aihss Ne ,ss, foios ass ct sea q ths
Of Golapbis, We Ein ss. st Public Auction. to the
nishsst bidce all that part OF Lot numbered six
the east h.I ofs,d Lot. fronting IS feet on north
street between I 18th and 18th streets west. and
i'm mprovements ~
Terms; Or third Of the purehase money to be
paid at the time Of sale and the remainder in
scaal payments Of siI and twelve months from
esy OF sale. with int rest the deferred payments
and II the terms not fully piled with in ive
days from Day otsse, the Trustees win resell the
rty at the fiek and pepse of the desultins
purchaser. 1t one week s notice In the Evening
Star.
An eonveyaneins and Revenue Stamps at the
wv FRisMUs j. MIDDLETON.
nc. sPALDING,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association
no10-eod&ds 10. Mct4UIREH co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-14

The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
Ing his friends and former patrons Of his removal
from No. SIS High street, Georgetown. to 466
Pennsylvania avenue, between 80 and ~ streets,
north side. Where he will be most happy to re-
ceive and serve orders with ali kinds of FORKI6N
AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS
6o.&c.
Weddings, Pairs. Private Parties, and suppsrs.
served at the shortest notice.
All kiI DIS of CREAMS. WATER ICES. and
CANES, N sde to oId.r There is attached to the
Confectionery EArING SALOON where every
thing in season. and the best the market affords
will be FINISHED.
moo 2ws 9. SIMMONS