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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
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A Positive Cure Gog DySpspsla-Ths
Great American gFsPep4ae EtAl'
We my say With saioty that ninoty eases cat q
afll oaly q. sbepsis- DyspeF,is qulskly llly' III.
I5usldaEi0n d Other diseases some % Whieh arc q
TIE most fatal character. pySPepsia = oPhltIelly
o. ambltloH and hope, e1ll9ouiGto5 aDd uufis
Ne for the enterprise o. LIE. Hseag q The aek 81
Great American Dysp0psl8 Rlll8 gl1 Zine EEes 1g
Cordial there e cure f0r ne worst eases Of dJ'
r., M I,art has t.sate IN ne ma. tuoaty year,
C889O nine Thousand three han1Eod and ninbty -
tislts, for pyspegSis n &c various toEm9 a. =
every case where the Ineee We taken e dlFtsl
eases had been troated By the HoIt onioaut Phys-
ieiahs IN this country and Europe.
tDyspsnsla8 UyspepstRt
DE-. WRaAA4s I lists 'besn . constant sufferer
with DysPopsa fqF the last eishteen Year,, during
fe0flVWHlI day. ffeCH orc times when The pi0l
wers more REEEaVGfod GllI1 ag others. md thea 9
seemed tt Wonld BE- . eFe14 lellef @ aie. he9 y
eFIy my suiIeFings % much increased that beesls
almlast unit for buatnoss q any Eind, my und uss
oOltinuAny 1lIed with gloomy thoughts and tol.-
by reading, &C olca sensation q Icy eoldneaa, z
connection with . doad weight, as C were, rested
upon ny 1rlln5 also feeling 81 sieEnal UOlid &
companlsd with which was tie eOutfnlal far d
losing my reason. IalsO experienced great assituds
WALK ~ day OF sloSp e night. became aysrse 70
society, and disposed only TO seellGonS aDa having
tried the sktl q numbGr Of omlul1t phy.eia9s q
various schools finally olDe % the eOleusion lh15
for this disease at ny present aEos - EoaE theu
WAS 10 cure IN okl.tanea- But. through tie Inter
f6Tonee d Divine REgVldelee, 20 whom deVoatl
offer my thauks, e. last f3und . s1Terelgl remedy
tn your DEspepst8 Pills and lar C1r1iAs Wetel
seem % haF6 Oneetullly removed almost IL NJ
tEaes a. my long list Of ailments and bad foaiins
and IN their place health, pled8lFoaud eolioGtme1i
are my UVeEy-d8y eoupanio1s-
-zss JAMES n. SAUNDERS.
uioriy q WoSdbuFy, +. 8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10

1IoetOa. tHe gu dAy'of December +, M.
yeat Of OOf Lord one thousand e;sSt
hundred and siKty.lhreo, aud 81 ~
Independence Of the Uniied S,ate. n.
eighty eighth.
BY ths President:
". q. sENARD, Secretary Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
A Positlve Cure Tor DyspspsIa.
HaaF aaIgf N. John II IRIheosE SSFs:


PHILADELPHIA, January II, 49,
d. WIsH6RI-Slr: &c = win mn6h pleasure thlt
am now able % iRf1Em yul that, b tho ne o.
your Great American Dyspepala Rills, hsVo eseH
entirely cured q that most dlsfre1llg eOnPlal
DgsPePsia. iayo ben gFieEgnsiy aflioted - n
Lass twenty eight yElTlI md 1lF Ten years g H.
tlms lge not been me- nom ~ p1ln 0no week q
timas j have had e u it. W1F8k finn, and hsVe
drlgEo1 on lm1st miserable eEigtelee-l pain az
and uishl. EEeEy Kind ~ foo4 that sc elled -
Win wind and pain e matlersd net boz llght, g
hOW GulllI he qlliitl - A . i aiol1lE -.
sure . lpil0W- y had NJ appetite fog any kina q
nests Wlafggers and mY distress Ull8 - gEoas lo2
several months boiJFo hard q Eolg Rill4, th114
Frequently wished 1r death. i had taxa eIaEy.
thing int i had hsafd a lar Dyspefsil, yitho1t
TscelElns any benelt; but On SOlr RflB baing 50
onaIsnded . M ~ one Who HAD bean card y
thems 4 clnqlu1e4 . give them tEial. Alt19lE1
had no t4ltI IN t1e1s Tony asfoui a1eut lS1HS
yaelf Citing better before had taken O1o1slEt
Of bgxs aud, amer talinE ahAlf boa, an 9 I'f4
flalls Gllf eal SGt diij ding 7 l1fIts md oHtog
heaFtY mnal tlIree tllts . day, without tnegIVSS
nleeee trQsaT 4 ct q drink. II ye9 tsSS
foH are a. il6SrtY % n1ke thl5 puble ane
refer = ne i via riIlIy give Al aaEaols "
fst1lati any ole- Wlq may elll On Ne.
91oa1s5Fe poe liqllls JOHN II. AAbOOVA'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
Sale ofTrnst PROPERTY.

NOTICE - hereby GIVEN, that % tie Inn day g
IN Dlcsmblrs 1S1-, sbsfssan TIE hours e -
0cIoo A. r.. and l1nr 6'olool ?. n, e lie iI91t
d0or ofthe Court House % Ohio county, Yves ~
GINA IN thg city n Asallae, tln sell a pae4Is
f1lIoeldr TAI estate, thai = - ssy, lots nD6eGSa
twenty fetl ard twenty-five f49J IN ~ - y
tasz s. @ - - ~ .
u. u. Fif1hughS recorded IN deed book 81 % -
f5s, and EYiEf1e - ~ order q the CiEells y -
q sid county Ennlttt tIrE NJ IN tlo pa ..
ssfd fifFlueIr no nd Gin nl1 EIrim1l hsFtas
gwen their 5gussnt - ne MA sllss % gFitl
sss e ~. hsi q 'S5s g 81 s sSii ssssi
iilfaimeals, With IN rest ffQn The dag q So y
b secured - the pure tlsefiS hote al1 . 49,
IHE0D0RK \. GORgELL.
nqHlo.,s Isa1tss.
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can only giva a 6E1oF the many thou.nnA. 4
certificates an receiving On EAV0E q this FnIlt
Medicine; but hsVO had . quantity a thea pab-
ushodin circular f1Em, which so1d nee % applifa
ton, Whether yOu e0noluds % give The Meiieino
trial not, seDd Tor eirenllFs Price my Conil
and One Dollar, . bottle.
Prepared only BY the proprietor.
DR. L-Q- g. WIsHART,
PhIIadelphia, Pa
and =. n, LOGAN co.
Agents for Weat VlEEtnla.
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T9AsKETs.ZIEsAk lave tdsf rssStsed anothee ~
ID Known, and Other colore9 :.tAgs.1g -
tcfs. 80 fss-s.sl lez-s D NLGQLk = blsgs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-10
BLEKDIHG OFTHK LUNGS,
BLKEOING on THB LUNGS.
RHAD THE FOLLOWING:

Or WrsHAR4-sir: I return my grateful thaaEs
for the discovery you have made i1 making = Id
cine that Win euf0 1n1l1mul1flOn o. t1o L1ngA AZ
IIVgF Complaint. When c0muelcod % uhS yUaf
Pine Tree Tar C1fill, Bas % al appalTnDce laaE
my grave. i had boen for . length 0ftIno gPTthg
blood, and would at times VOmlt le.
nv physicians Cor 4 employed tWOl pTun0uaesl
me- nat cure; but my sister had used yOlE Pius
To- Tar CUrdial, WhIeh dId her 80 much go1d that
she prevailed On ne - last FosOlree, % Try ID;
and. thank God, eommaDeod e nsa Il hsss
taken twelve b0ttIes, aud AN perfectly e1rOd Enl
am ready aud willing that any person that Is hek,
should can On ne, and I viii tell them What yoal
OoPfsl has done fSF me. An my fElEnds 8aA nsiyh
bof5 were utterly astohlsbed at ny aposiy roi1El
to hsalths ifaE theF had seen ne v0lit Blood u
GlOtted state frequently. Rublith ny easo, tr
want every person that & suffering o. Wls 70 kngl
Of your inVAllabls m0dicina.
He5pestfnlly, JOHN VERDIN,
rI = tre4se q {, stx doofs above Rieh5ood g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
Arrival Of the City Of w ashinsson

CAPE RAGE. Qst 29:-The steamship City OF
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher addressed q large
audience, in London, on the Goth instant, upon
the interests of the North. Expressions of dis
sent Were drowned in the general plaudits OF
the vast assemblage. ~ j IrsI.s. 20 airucEr
The Daily News says one Of the most enthu-
siastic meetings ever held In London, must
have convinced Mr.. Beecher of the truth OF
Earl Russeffs assertion, that the great BODY
of the English people is with the North, and
cause him to return home as a messenger OF
peace and good will between the two coun.
tries.
The Times combats Mr. Beecher's arguments.
and declares he is not the man to convert the
u. ss'Ss. f-Ai; = - 49, Eofaeral
Continental news is unimporfant.
NJ. Baroche has been nominated Senator OF
France, and M. Delange as first Vice Presi-
dent OF the Senate. ~. -
It is reported that the new French loan Of
sixteen millions sterling would shortly be an.
nounced. The Bourse is fiat, at 81 francs 70
centmes. ~
The Empress of the French is being honored
in regal style by the Queen of Spain.
It is rumored France is strongly urging the
expulsion Of the ex- King Of Naples from Rome.
Cotton is unchanged. Breadstuffs steady.
COpsOIS o. .a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArCHEs.l
FROM EUROPE
Arrival of The S..om.h;,

arrival Of the Stea eamship Germunia
y CAPK RACE, Oct a9.-The stea mship Germa
nIa, with dates to the 20th inst, from Liverpool
| has arrived of this point.
The latest forefgn advices say the British
Admiralty have decided to construct a new
squaoron OF iron ganboats, armor- plated, dou-
pie screw propeiiers, to be armed with two
.Eeayy Armstrong guns. ~ syt4 al
The Alahama, Georgia and Tuscarora con-
tinued cruising around the coastof the Cape of
Good Hope.
The Vanderbilt had arrived at the tame in
pursuit p OF the Alabama, and was repairing in
Smon's Bay.
Captain semmes has sold the bark Sea Bride.
No further captures have been made by the
rebel vessels.
Captain Sernmes will not from motives Of
poiicy, seek an engagement with the Wander
blit but, If bis vessel should be bIockaded by
her In Simon's bay, he will endeavor to elude
Der as be did the San Jacinto at Martinique.
Captain Semmes is Of opinion that the Van
derbilt is much faster than the AIabanla and
II he should come to close quarters W ith her he
would not get away. ....
The Confederate loan is quoted at a5ao7.
FRANCE .aat = .ap
The Moniteur says movements in the Can.
The Pays denies that France has participated
In the negotiations upon the Polish Question.
ara STATES ihat Austria and England are en-
deayorlnE 10 come to an understanding ON the
subject of an identical note
The Vienna journals declare there can be no
question OF isolated action on the part OF the
three Powers on the Polish question.
..-- --..s DENMARK. ,
A large number or troops have been ordered
to be massed in Schlesvig, on the southern
frontier. -s--.-..-.
RUSSIA
Two divisions of infantry have been ordered
to Poland, and several batteries, reinforce
ments to the Russian troops already there.
The Black Sea hotilla Is being fully equipped.
POLAND.
CZarenspy's band has been completely de-
stroyed near Lublin.
The Hotel de Vile, at Warsaw, was set on
fire by incendiaries and consumed.
All the officials OF Polish descent have be IN
replaced by the Russians.
SWEDEN.
Stipulations in q treaty of alliance with Dem
mark have been agreed upon, but the ratihca-
ton OF the same will not take place until the
German troops are dispatched to Holstem.
THE IONIAN ISLANDS.
The Parliament OF the 1onian Islands have
resolved that England's protectorate shall cease
Immediately upon the Senate being dissolved.
and that the Ionian Islands should be imme-
dlaely annexed to Greece.
JAPAN
Admiral Kuper's fleet had arrived at Rapos-
ema. Negotiations having failed to obtain the
sausfaction demanded, Kuper besieged the city
and leytlled lit to the ground. He set on fire
Prince Tatsu suma's three steamers, and returned
to Yokohama Ragosema is one mass of ruins.
he palace, factories, and arsenals are all de-
stroyed. 5a= s# u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Losses in the Last Engasement-Csmm

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga special dispatch
to the Bulletin is as follows =, s--y
"CINCINNATI, Oct 29.-OQr loss in the brill
liant achievement at Chattanooga was only
flve killed and fifteen wounded Of Gen Hazen s
brigade. General Palmer is assigned to the
command Of the Fourteenth Army Co. ps.
Communication will be opened between Bridge.
port and Chattanooga along the Chattanoogt
riyer."'
~ (sBcoND DIsPATCH.I
CHATTANOOGA, Oct 81, (yia NASHVILLE Oct.
2s.SUntrustworthy intelligence has been re-
army under LongstreeL up the valley OF tho
Tennessee river with the intention Of operating
here that a corps of Lees army, under EweI'.
is moving into East Tennessee, by way OF
Lyncnburg for the same purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
Sale Of U. S. Five.fw.,e.nsie..

PHILA DELI HIA, Oct. 29.-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale Of $5,7ia,oO8 of five-
twenties to-day. This is the largest sale yet
made in one day. One Boston house took over
two millions. At this rate the amount remain.
ing unsold will be consumed in six weeks, or
less. The ten days notice which was published
some time since only referred to the withdrawal
of the loan by the Secretary while the amount
authorized was unsold. So little remains that
it will probably be left to be exhausted on the
principle of ssfirst come, first served"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
EAsHIoNABLE DANCING AcADEMY.

MR.. 9OODALL, Professor and Teacher of Daxeisg
AID Depoyf1aent. has the honor to announce -
Ladies' will commence At the UEITsp .hAIE,j
ON llth street, few doors from the cars =
p m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings, from to 10. Private lessons any
hour of the day. 1Tt
The sceptre Exercise for Ladies, % much recon-
mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, the
Indian Clubs. for Gentlemen. Officers and clerks
make note of It,. ,- . ". s.,- -
Mo. continues to give lessons on the Violin
and Violoncello. -
Due notice win be given OF his Glasses 1t George
town. -. E.#F FL =
Mrs Goodslf will receivs Z limited number Of
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing.
For cards of TERMS &c. please apply at his rooms.
Lint =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
Arrest Of Parties Engaged IN Csntraband
Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Several men were ar
in contraband trade with the rebels Their
-a-e~ ;. G&nnnau, fuen Patentec aud manu-
fccturer; Mckee, Crocert and Oliver. Two OF
them are commission merchants, and the other
q captain of q vessel. The fuses have been
supplied to the rebels, and q regularly pre-
pare d scheme of trade with the South was in
progress Of being carried out. Tns arrested
parties are now in Fort Lafayette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
EDUCATIONAL,

M VOCAL INSTITUTE
lSl RS. CECILIA Young KRETCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
gpbie that she will resume her instructions in
vocal music at No. 426 11th steeet, between II and
ana p m 90 20-eolmr
MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISd AND FRENCH
1sA Boarding and Day School, No. so Penn ay .
seYen Buildings. The ninth year and sevente enth
semi-annual session of this Institution win COM
mencs on Monday, September 18th, 1868 Circulars
cipal. ae Iarn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

~ The daughter OF q respectable citizen OF
Charlestown, Mass, was sedpced by q marine
officer recently. under promise Of marriage,
and in order to avert the consequences OF her
ipdiscretion, attempted to commit suicide by
taking poison. Ee
nm yirate Of 1s4S, fSafi and Mazzini being tho
other two,) died In Brussels few days ago, at
the age Of 81. t8s<4 -
~ A heavy snow storm prevailed in large
portions Of Illinois and Missouri on Thursday
and Thursday night, October y.
~ Confectioners in Philadelphia have put
mp their prices. Reason: Sugar il cas- per Dbl.
~ The Richmond city council has app1o.
priated $4,000 for the relief Of the poor. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

RxockADR.RUNNERs FINKD.-Judge Advo-
cate Stackpole, at Norfolk, Va, has fined
number of blockade-runners, as follows Geo.
C. Burdette, fined one hundred dollars in golds
BENJAMIN Thomas, (alias Taylor tweny-nve
dollars, United States money; John .. Fentresss
twenty. five dollars, or one nontns cohnns-
ment: a. Barnes, released on taking the OATH
Mrs. Blamire, fined one. hundred dollars, anu
Mrs A. X. Staples one hundred dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

COLUMBIA CORNlF AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces ~
for Private Parties, Balls. Pic. Mics, Parades,
Exhibitions. ETC., with sny number ct NusfoiaDs
At John tseman's, corner Of PennsYlyaniA avenue
and 4th street east. HENRT I61AAN.
avnR
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EORD'8 NEW THEATER.
TENTH sTRlET, ABOYR Z.

FORD'8 NEW THEATER,
TENTH strict. ABOVE 3.
q Tss:ss1 .Bs
FRIDAY EVENING, oo.. 80,
PARE WILL BHNBgIT ~ .as
LAST NIGHT 4sB BUT oNs OF
MISS MAGGIE MITOH1LL.
a" THIS EVENING, a6o.
The '0'gsasEEd aG6 s.ss;p; Sai
To-moRRoE H.st siN .sstu.ds,,l Oct 81.
MISS M1TchfhLs hse a,Ehf RSsasSslS ERaHaaMENr. Il
The distinguish ed Trasedisn,
isensseed, and will shortly appear.
''THE MERRY CRICKET, E'IR SO WICKED"
THE CRICKET CLUB
WILL ATTEND
MAGGIE NIT CHELLS FAREWELL BENEFIT
On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 30.
AT F'RD's THEATER. TENTH STREET
, ArrsnGements have been made to have The
All the young gensi,men M % the city are invited
to aid in so deserved testimonial to g Mus, truth
and grace oc 2s-2t"
CANTERBURY HALL.
H A8s1c L cAsTEkBSkY:SS cSAAssTTEEkkBBSkkT: rHEkHsR, AEH
..m LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
81 l5s Il #HH I5ZB
Nc, Ss. TIE 4E4B Nj, Ps,i.1 Nellie
CLARA Fowler LA SARAyANDE Ern DeFaiber
~ zSr15 Af1hE zIBSHi of BEz 1i5ii1 JTY:
s.1 Ssss
Ssn:: SSsnss EsFIkE ENTIRE new 9I19 9E19 E.s,.y.
Open att; PEI eIformance at O'Clock. Admission,
49,. a-.- a.m-r. Is and 81 cents.
Saturday POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE Saturday
afternoon. POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE Afternoon
EXTRA GRAND DMATINEE, TUESDAY Y Nou 2,
.r ~ fa Benefit Of $50. -.s. q.
r. a.. Benefit Of t...-r-..... =,
WisHissGGTToa PROTESTANT 9RPE44ss AAssYLuM AAssyuM:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

A NRw REBEL IDEA.-The Mobile Register
~ q recent date declared that ssthe negro is no
longer obee. Of small talk IN tine so9s 9sa rns .n
Pss m the army There should be NO dis.
,inc,ion in color when man is willing to fight
for his home and master" 6fTH a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
XXI. WASHINGTON D. c., FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1863
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER go, 1868.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING IHE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

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Ansons Amy
Arnold Jennie
Beck Ellen
Birch Maggie ]
Burgc Mary J
Brooks Mrs Albt
Brown Mary e
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Barr Julia NJ ii
Bridwell Laura
Buchanan Mrs
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Barphart MolleI
Brooken Mrs
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Brinker Mrs r Il
BrosmnA Miss
Boltrie J-2
Box er Mrs Shep,
ButlerMrsDrWE
Berry Mrs Elm'a
Bruce Cath
Benton Sarah NJ
BUyle Cornelia
Better Miss
Hutler Mary +
Bay ley Mary Az
Barton Mrs II 4
Benton Emily
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Brannin Eliza
Brogden Mary f
Bender Mrs B
Bromley Eliza ]
Bucklow Anna
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Clarke Emma
COX e Emily
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Comes Lizzie
Cruana Ellen
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Cantilori Mrs
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Casey Katy -
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Coleman Kate
lampitt ElizaM
Casey Maggie
Curtland Ada
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Capitolla Miss
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Dnf Mrs B T
Dunn Maggie
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Dennis Mrs j 4
Daily Cath
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DOnahOe Annie
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Eichhorn Mnika
Ellsworth Miss
Marian
Ennis MargaretJ
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Farley Fanny
French Mary
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thy
Foster Sarah X
Fisher Julia b
Fausnoeht Margt
Falkner Ann
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Cool Mary
Goof Ann T
Gier Mrs NJ
Gearner Sophia
Gaariut Kate
Gilbert Mrs + +
German Margrt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
ADIEs' DRlss FURs.

IMPORTANT TO HAMILIHS The undsrsi Rned
i having perfected his arrangements in Philadel.
pAia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
informing his old customers and the public gen.
efally that he 10 receiving daily by express
Prime Chsstsr County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. J.) Veal -....s.@ /
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Cspons, It'll
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, PheAsants. PArtridges, s
Grouse, Dnile, Woodoock, and every luxury of the
IAstern Markets.
Boston Clear Pork. Eoussd Pigs ysst and Trips,
Smoked and Picked Salmon and Halibut,
IIso large supply OF Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
To families ano others giving embellishments
this In Tho cheapNat and besf piace In Washinston
10 nurchsse THO8. 3. WILSON,
119 PennsylvaniA avenue,
oe 10 6m between 10th and 2GtA streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

Launch Of the Gunbeat.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The gunboat Peronia
was launched to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

WILLIAM YIrcH, LG H1sE, JOHN FOX
FITCH, HINE l. FOX,
ATT oRNEYs SAT LAW,
REAL ESTATE. CLAIM AND PATENT AGENTS,
""s, Sopposiss sasssf Posi- sse Once si,Ss's'
NIB for I'll the States. 90
JOS r. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CORNER OF IIGHTH AND u sTRERrs,
OPPOSITE THE SOUTH Front an I GENERAL POST OFFICE
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY a6TH.
CLOTHS. ezsEs czssi%fRs. iSRsfls. lot OF
Invite. hi. friend. and tie - pubic 70 sss him
W HoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
NOTIONS 49,, TOYS,
FANCY GOODS.
GoTrHILF 4 BEHREND,
3s9 Seventh st., bet, II and 1,
Respectfully invite the attention Of the public at
large, as we of city and country buyers, to their
very Urge and well selected Stock, comprising
almost every article usually found in frst-elass
Notion and Fancy Goods Houses.
TO DEALERS Esp ECIALLY,
Particular attention is invited to large and we'll
selected Stock of TOYS for the Holydsys.
LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS.
A general inducement will be given. oc l5-1ns
AIDES DRlss FURs.
The undersigned have just opened the largest
stock of Foreign and American FU RS ever offered
in this city, such as --.s
Hudson Bay SABLE, ERMIN1, MINK,
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION OF yRMINR.
wATHRMINK. GRINoH CooRY,
And other RURS In sets for ladies and children,
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWN.
Gentlemsn's MUFFL1Rs, ROBES, &c ,&c.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS, such as
CLOAKe, sHAWLs. DR1Ss GOODS, EMBkOID.
IRIKs, Ae., at . small advance for Arst cost.
Sd W. NEYENBERG,
IS Market SDses,
between 7th and 9Th streets. under the
oe 1lm Avenue House.