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PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAN,s
CELEBRATED HERB AEEN1rvrro

\ wv tor The first time introduced intn ~,
~ country, have been successful]v nsna TINS
twenty-six years IL Germany, and theres +5G o'
rope and are particularly efficient W Iu-
all chronic diseases. They are inported S;,, OF
to this port, and their efficiency and safetr ''TI
be relied upon with confidence Thew avg van
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWnrDo
the best blood purifying n,cdcine cytgnt '' ~"
unequullcd for the cure Of letter Asib" "lu
Houdache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain i; lD4 ~,
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Ohm. o MN
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrof'lla, Salt Rhoum r ~"
Ger, ,)aundice Biiousness, Eruptions Of S' ~,
Skin, Piles, Worms, Dropsy Erysipelas Swe sis
ings, Open Wounds, Cholic, and in fuct All A.
seases caused by impure blood or impcrfecr
PROF. VUNDRAM's RHUENATIc
POWDERS, 3 5l2ra cure for al Rheumatic
complaints. Govt il particular.
PROF. WUNDRAMS EPILEpTIC REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for tin
certain cure ofrhis terrible complaint.
PROF. W L n ORA NJ s VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an Invaluable remedy against Asth
ma, Biliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough 'Dv
sentary, Red and White Flux Headache Dar
rhna, Cramp Cholic, sc.
PROF. WUNDRANS HERE TEA,
pleasant and wholesome beverage, Tor sick md
convalescents, also for Dispeptics, and thoss
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. UNDRAM' TAPE-WORN
EXTERMIN ATOR.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TOOTHACHR
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For sale BY % K jsAA z A A7sIa1d i$h7 T..
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

YyHE subscriber having taken on IgIesIs u
administration on the estate Of her deGeS e. sea
husband, John E. Henderson requests a an5 se
Indebted to said estate to come forward ana s
tie their accounts without delay, and 5h9se 4S rs
ing claims against the estate: are notleo 10 t
sent them properly authenticated 59T pa :5bor.
Mv.son, VIM. F. Henderson, is 1u5ly a nus'f for
ized to make settlements and pass GT gG99gnSV
me. T. " I. T. 2 Hen ers0n.
~ 7-eolm --------
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\ B1L, OF FARE.-The Chicago Tribune
saws. we are indebted to the courtesy OF d. II.
Early. surgeon Of the Seventeenth Iowa regl-
,oent, for the following copy Of q bill of fare
found in the camps at Yicksburg. While it
j capital specimen Of buresque, it is no less
4oelancholv bnrlosque upon the rations OF mule
flesh INDUCED in during the last days OF the
siege:
HOTEL. DE vICKsBURG-BILL OF FARE
Soup.-Mule tail.
l3oiled. Mule bacon and poke green's; mule
ham canvassed.
Roast.-Mule sirloin; mule rump stuffed
With rice,
Enfrees. Mules head stuffed Ia mode;
maIe beef ierked Ia Mexican; mule ears TIL
,;asseod Ia goJch; mule SIDE sfeWed, rev
srvIe. hair ON Gn21Ie spare ribs, plain: mule
liver, hashed.
Side Dishes. Mule salad; mule hoof souse3;
,onIo hra;ns II 4 Ia ouelette; mule kidney
shifted with peas: mule rripe fried IN pea meal
batter; mule tongue cold, a Ia bray.
Jellies. Mule loot.
pastrv.--pea meal pudding, blackberry
sauce: cottonwood berry pies: Ch1nabeTy
rart
DessarF.-W White oak acrons;. beech nuts;
blackberry leaf tea genuine Confederate coffee.
l1iauors. Mississippi water, vintage OF 1872,
4uD4fior IS; limestone water; late importation,
very fille, $685. spring water, f1cksburg
brand $3.50.
Meals at I'll hours. Gentlemen to wait upon
themselves. ~
Any inattention on the part Of servants will
be promptly reported at this office.
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The colorcd male population OF Detroit,
Mich, and the surrounding country has be-
come so thinned out that hardly an able bodied
negro can be met in days travel.-They have
all gone Of to Canada to e7ade the draft.
Richard S. Hill, Of Prince Georges county,
Md, met with severe accident on Saturday
last. While experimenting the operation Of
threshing machine his coat vas caught by the
revolving wheel, and he was thrown violently
to the ground. His arm and leg received 8
most severe conclusion.
Yesterday afternoon, while ear Load OF Gov
ernment muskets, picked up on the late battle
fields, were being unloaded at the Washington
arsenal, one of them accidentally exploded, and
killed German laborer employed at the arse
nal
4 general hospital has been established at
Gettysburg, and all the wounded still remain
ing in that vicinity have been removed there
There are upward of one hundred cases Of Sc
7ere fracture of the thigh bone, and it will be
some time before the patients will be able to
bear removal,
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NEW School for the Public 1"s A"
~ hold Alphabet.
A--lpaccas.
R-areges.
C-alicoes.
Drilled Mousilns.
En- broideries.
F-ringes.
G-inghams.
H--osieries.
Insertions,
Jeans
Knitting materials,
L-aces
M-oriantiques.
Needles.
O-rgandies: ,4o oods E--ibbons
Silks Tzab lf. G1ot4 YIsrns z-ephyrs ut
ali the above branches taught { t BY ,ot For
competent teachers at the - n 17s King ST.,
terms &c. hPpIy T pprErTPAL
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FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH

.E 8 - INGTON, AND LANDINGS on
THE POTION AC RIVER.-ghe steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. f. a: Rythes will leave
pier foot of Barre street, Batimore, every Fri
day, at 8 p. m. : or Alexandra, Washington
and landings OF the Potomac river
Returning. will leave Washington every Tues,
dav. at a. M, and Alexandria same day at
=. M. for Baltimore and landings on the Poto'
mae river.
rs Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria and landings on Potomac
river.
All freight must be prepaid;; ao,.,
For frei ght or passage, apply on BOARD or"
A. NEEDHAM & SONS, AZ Light SEes'
"n nob 5g pAlf''00I' BRODERs & CO., Ale1'a.
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Y2A HFpA has taksn the o!d be aoo he
Known stand Of Mr.. Ballenger,f Xix kinds Of
1 BoOTs s and SHOEs. Please give i M 1T
81 No. l26 King Street.
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IN the present hard times, when South
ern Molasses and Syrups are very scarce
and high; and when it is necessary for all
to save as much money as possible, the
true friends of the people are
R. E. FRASIER & SON.
who are Agents for the SUGAR MILLS
and EVAPORATORS of j. l. Gill Il
Son. Of Columbus; and also for those Of
various other firms in. the State.
These Mills aud Evaporators, with care
full use, make from so to 100 gallons per
day, of most beautiful article Of Syr-
ups from the Sorghum; almost as clear as
honey, and very pleasant to the taste.
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have now
an opportunity of procuring, near home, a
FIRST CLASS MIL,
of any size, according to their wants
Two or three, or half dozen farmers, can
unite; and one of these Mills will do the
work Of all. We have on hand, also,
s.. Cooks Portable Eraporator.
Rg All calls viii receive prompt at
tention. Call early on
Il. i. FRASIER & son,
| a5r Barnesville, Ohio
aug. 10, '63n24-m3
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Master Commissioners Sale,

DY virtue OF maniate to me airectei from
ID the Court OF Common Ple@s Of NJ ,nroe
County. Ohio. will offer for sale at public
auction At the door of the Court House in
said County, ON
Saturday the 3lH day Of October, 1863.
between the hours of Ion o'clock, A. M. and
four o'clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate. situate in said County to wit |:
commencing for the same at tho mouth ofithe
tail race thence three rods east, themes thirty
nine rods north, thence twenty-eight rods
south east TO the corner of William Mobley' 's
land, thence north with said Moblsy's line to
the corner of piece Of land deaded by Arch
libald Barker to Philip Noland, thence with
said Mobley's line to she coruer Of Isaac Ru-
sbls's land, thence with said Rubie's land to
the corner Of Al~xander's land. thence south
with Alsxand-r's line To the mill race. thence
with said mill race to the place of beginning:
Also, about two acres of land on the Piney
fork of Sunish crssk above the gristlinill on
whiciis anili dam aud part of. race for tn.
tise Of said mill formerly occupied by Alex
ander Sinclair and John Sinclair, supposed
TO contain .xboutfhirty fvsacres more orsiess
All Of said laad in section thirty -one. town
hip f.nr and range four, rs. the. property OF
Isaac Young
l'seaA ~ AsssswM, a0KFY.. Mas. Com.
Monroe 60. Common Pleas
!. Sept 30, ls63.-4ws
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Master Commissioners Sale.
y.Aa mscurdy sssins, willian, sts.i an

80
lain Mecmdya sgsinst william Stssi. and
Others. .t.;,z fass .4szsl,
ny virtue sf . mandate to me directed frsnl
: ID the Court of Common Pleas cf Mon.
rec ssunty, Ohio, I will orer for safe At pu bile
auction. At ia. front door Of the court -house
In the town ef wooashsld, in said county,
hetwseu the hours Of ten o'clock =. m. and
fear o'clock p. M, on
sstrr.iny, fhs l7,k Day Of October, 1863,
the following real estate sitnats in said coun'
y tn Wit: = = .s9sk iss@
Being part -the southwest quarter OF
ssetioa sixht, township six, range seven, be-
cunning fcr the same st a stake bearing south
enc degrees east from stone planted at the
southeast scorn~rsof Lot number twenty i've
In Stafford, distance 20 p.rches, thence south
cue Asg.ee east seventeen perches, thence
-south-ss degrees West Is and Sl-100 psrches,
thsnee north sishtdrgre-s east III andsf5 loe
yserch.s thsiice nnr,h eighty nine degrees ras'
u 40 perches 70 the h-ginning, containing
enc and sne-half- acres, more or less.
----- VINO KY. Mas. Com.
~ Monroe Common Please
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United States Annual Take.
INTERNAL. REVENUE NO
= a. TkNiE. L.
CoLLRoroK's oFYlCE, ] l5th CoLLEcTIos I


CoLLKoroK's eFYqoE, 18th CoLLEcTIos I !. 2
3 DIsrRlcT, SrArEor ONO. .gssf -.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessor
IN of the above District has returned TO
this once the annual list oftaxes on incomes
of 1862: Licenses, Carriages, Billiard Tables
and Plate, and that said taxes are now due
and payable. " ''...'''e--t ''5,.N
Twill attend, in person at my ONCE; North
East corner of Bank Building, Athens, Athens
Co. being divisjon No, ! of said District,
At the Treasurer's Office in the town of
Pomerey, in the County of Meigs. being di.
vision No. by George B. Grow, Deputy Col
Iector.
{ AT the Office OF. s.. s. Knowles Esq, opposite,
the Court House, IN the City, of Marietta,
Washington County, being Division No. 8. by
Hiram C. Martin Dep. Col.
At the oficea of Messrs. w. P. Sprague & Co
in the town Of Malta, Morgan County, being
Division, No. 4. by j. H. Davis Dep Col.
At the office of John b. Noll, Esq, in the
town Of Woodsfcld, Monroe Co. being Divis
ion No. 5. by John B. Noll. Dep. Col.
From the 18Th dayof Sept. 1863, to tn
20fh day # October, 1868. :.
to receive payment. of the taxes aforesaid
II not paid within that time FIVE PER. CENT
penalty will be added to the Taxes on In
comes, and ten per- cent. on all other take
as prescribed by la~.
E. II. MOORE.
le Collector l5th District Ohio.
= sart -, Isss.-sw.
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Master Commissioners Sale
!, John N Toplinsaoi. saoisz
against

49, 2z3 against il,sa .,,...,.,n r
Thomas Gillespie aud Others.
DY virtu. Of . mandatrsto IN. dirscssd from
I'D the Court Of Cpipnon Pleas of Monros
County, Ohio, T. viii offer .ior sale at, Public
auction. 1T the.frent~door nj the Court hous.
in the town of Woodsieid in said County, on
Saturday The 3lst day Of October, 4 1868.
the following real estate, situsts ia Monroe
tsatty, OtIio. 10 wit s9aA i'7ss'ss-ss' sssSs
The north cart quarter Of section twenty
seven, township three, Iasgc four, excepting
leigLty acres Thereon soft IVY SAM asf Jones to
Abraham Jones, B-ginnng at the neilh east
coftier OF eaid quarter. theDce south one hun
dr-d and sixty one and half p.ies to a
stake, thenca north twepty.oue degrees east
sixty-rhfee pvles To ) stake, Thence north
tcen poles TO aesrake thsnoe north seventy
two pofes to stake ON the section iine, thence
east sixty three 'poEss TO- the piA. % Of begin
nrug' Aud also excepting thirty acres from
ssia north EAST qasrrer sold BY Ssmdef Jones
TO George WALTERS and boundsd on the east
Iby lands Of saniusl Coleman, on the north
by lands Of William Myers; Also the follow
lug tract: beginning I = the same at the south
west corner OF the south east quarter OF the
scuth west quarter Of section twenty-eight in
township three, range four, thence east to the
middle Of McDJnal'sd run, thence northward
with the meahderiDgs OF said run to the north
line of said qnarter, thence west TO the cor
her of said quarter, thence south to the sec
,ion line to the place OF beginning, containing
hfty Acres except the school house site, Alst
the following tract, beginning for the sam;
twenty rods from tho north west corner Of tn,
north east quarter Of section twenty -sev sn
in township three and range four, thence cas-
with the section line soventy-one and four
|, tenth rods tOsya white oak stump. Sthenc
south seventy two and two.tenth rods, thenc
west fourteen and two tenth rods, theme
south fonlteensrods 10 ssstones thence norti
fifty degrees, east forty-seven and seven tsntl
rods to q svcamore tfecs thence north seventy
one desreess wsste twenty.ans rods, Ethenc
north to the place of Beginning, containin
Il thirty scfes.sss( G1As nes ID sssds tsI
4 Il JOEL r. RANDOLPH Mas. Com.
3 'ssg = fTsMonfoe County Common Pleas
+ sept 80, 1868 "a sss has sa,i, s.si !
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE
2 e ssEs. ~ COUNTY. .,.....ss.,.s
In the Probate Court Petition to sell lands
efsaid Codnty desse to pay the d~ets of
M.rac . ass Adnin- the estate sof limo
irtratorsof Timothy thy casenaugh.ds-
Cavens6gh, deed. ec.sed.ss4 ,isss
:. -. aRainst
MARY Thompson. aad others, defendants.
aRaInEt

SK1tubb
Mary Thompson. aad others defendants.
1 saMxrtin L.. Csyepaugh, Who resides in
Washington TerriteEys U. 8. Anzi Cav-n-
suzh, whe resid>s in Marshall County in the
Stair 1t Vest Virginia and Charles Ws Cav
~raagh, whpSrexides in the State Of Iowa will
take netice that Irsse Meririe as thr Admin
) isfrannf of Timothy .Cayenxpgh, decd, on
thu frst day Of September A. D., 1868. died N
the Prehats Gaurt Of said ountysef Aonroe
his p~titionl asking for an order 70 sell the
south hall fsthe aouth east quarter Of Sec
sisn twenty-snss in township six of range
seven, containing eighty acres more or less
: Thatesaid petition is now p-nding in said
.CAurt against them and the other heirs OF
: ssiA Timothy caveuaugh and will stand for
hearing ON the 18th dsy Of September A. D..
1863. @ &c
JESSE MIRICLE Adw'r. Of
- e ....ss Timothy. Cavenaugh.
Rant Q 1863 W.
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ns- Volunteers for the Army should
not leave the City until supplied with
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT-
MENT.. Far Sores, Scurvy, Wounds,
Small ,Pox, Feyers, and Bowel Complaints,
1 these medicines are the best in the world
Every French Soldier uses them. Only.
rs cents per box ,.s..if..a I'll
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The following per-
soas are the "a u
orised Collectors Tor
Townships opposit
their names. s.who viii
receive the Dupl,-
catas after the Goth
Of December. =
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FAIRBANK.S SCALES.

The sala- Of Fairbanks Scales the present
year, particularly At the West, has been
largely in advance Of any previous year dur
ing the whole history of the Messrs. Fair
banks business, which shows the unusual
prosperity of those branches of business in
which weighing is done, and also the increas-
g popularity with the public Of these csle n
brated Scales.
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Hyson, Young Hyson. Impe
perial. Gnnnowder.

II
se Gsg6 Twankay. and Skin. ..............
OoLoNG. soUcBoNG, ORANGK & HYSON
PRK0KE.z5JAPAN TEA of eysry dercrip-
tion, colored and uncolUred.
Thi. list has each kind of Tea divided into
-FOUR CLASSES, namely. CARGO, HIGH CARGO.
risk FINEST, that every one may understand
from DEscEiprfoS and the PRICES annexed that
the Company are .DKTERMINkp TO. .uNDERsxsL
TINE WHOLE TEA TRADE.
: We aUARNTEE to sell ALL our Teas at NOT
toEER Txvo CENTS o2) per pound ABOVE COST,
boieviny this 10 be sttractivs to the many
who have heretofore been paying EsoRHors
PRoFITs
GRET AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Importers and JObbers.
No 81 Vesey Street, New York.
sept. 16,Tla6s-Sm. .........--........ 81
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HHHE settlement account OF Mary benning'
L haus one of the guardians OF LiSitta' An
uia and Arthur Bsnninghaus will be for hea.ih
> n IN. Prohate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio
on the 7th day of October, 1868.
JNo. s. WAY, Probate Judge
sept. 25, 1858 sw. 57nssest sre 50
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ng vaiiaadighan's Record, far,sale q
this e&re.
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The una.rs;gned has established HACK
LINZ hstwsen wOUD SFIKLD and BARNES
yiILK.
Leav. wocdrf-id 1t IL o'clock A. M, on
Mondays, weknesfsys and Fridays, arriving
al Barn-sviile AZ o'clock p. n. in time to
connect with the trains on thr centrdlO. R, r.
Leaye BarnesviIlc at o'clock A. NJ on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday., arriv
iss ~ swcodsdrld at IL o'clock ".
TIE proprietor has good Hack aud Team
: ard wiz uss hi. best endeavors 10 secure to
Z 81 pzsfenf~rs on the route, speedy and
E sonfestabls trir. - :
: : ::La VERY. STABLE
---9he proprietor, also keeps LIVERY STA
. BLr, aud will always lie ready to accommodate
= pcr. 6ns desiring horses rrenveyances-sfssS
fsaao 'RcBERT p EDnEYI sa
.f,g.5,t Pror rietor.
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JAMES W. WALTON,
Governmental Claim Agent,
aso WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

o
in
.
.
paAh eM Pay Tare Lands The loyal Sass Of ahs Ia"
REFERENCES. E1a 1eos@
Hon NJ. Rimund,eo m.ofa fan1Lsn
Hon Josph Ex Hon. JxnesR Msrs.
N Holistr, Rsq 81.
R. J. son . So
8.
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VALLANDIGHAM & PUGH SONG
ROCKS

lam now prepared to osupply alldemands
for this choice COLLECTION Of SONGS. tnaw in
its fifth cdition,) adopted 60 the present
Campaign. All orders promptly attended
to.
Price s5ooper hundred. sent by Express
j. Fl. HART & Co. Publishers.
l74th, Vino Street, eincinnati, Ohio
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THE REATe
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

81 VRSEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Since its organization, has created new era
in the history Of .<!iFo 3
Wholesaling Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selections of TEAS
and are selling them at not over
TWO CENTS coz per ID above Cost.
Never deviating from the ONE PRICE asked.
Another peculiarity of tle Company is that
their TEA faster not only deSotes his time to
the selection Of their TEAS as to quality,
value, and particular Styles for particular 10.
calitiss of Country, but he helps the TEA Bur
SR to choos tont OF their enormous stock
such teas as are best adapted to his PARTON.
lar wants, and not emily this, but Points out to
him tn. best bargains.
1t is easy to see the incalculable advantage
\ Tea Buyer has in this establishment over
all others. ar
If he Is no Judge of Tea, or the Market, II
his time is, ' alnable, he has all the benefits
Of well organized system of doing business
of an iInmense cadital, Of the Judgment OF a
pRoyEsSIosAL TIA rAsrkR, and the knowledge
of superior sulesmsn. ..-----.---- 80. .-.--
ThiI enables all Tea buyers-no matter II
they are thousands of miles from this Mar
k-t-to pnrchaseo on rs good terms hers as the
New York merchants. .sss}SI iqs< bn
Parties can order Teas and will be served
by N. as yell Es though they came themselves
being sure to get original packages, true
| weights, and tarss; and the TEAS ARE WAR
RASrkD as represented. q,f
We issue . Price List Of tho Company
Teas, which is sent to all who order it, com
prisiug O. :es@ ............ s.....t. Cs4
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Woodsfield High School
TEE next session Of this School will Gem.
nence on
NAMES
or
TOWNSHIPS.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1863.
The best OF Teachers will be employed who
will explain severy branch of study to Stu
dents both in school and at their rooms in
the evening. As it is the last session | in
tend to teach hope my friends will send on
their sons and daughters as am determined
to make this session onesof the most profta-
BILE to students have ever taught.
JOHN MOORE, Principal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F F l 9 I A L
HEADouARrERs PPoyosT Ma nsHAL's OFFICE
WAsnIHNoToN, y. c., Noy. 4. lae2. 1

HEADQUARTERS PPoyosr MARsHAL's OrricE,(
Iva. WAsHiHHoToN, D. c., Nov. 4, ,iSes.
Special Orders, No. o.
In view Of the immense amount Of Government
property located or stored In various sections Of
this city, and the danger thereto by rs and other
wise arising from the lawless action OF persons
under the influence Of spirituous liquors obtained
In the vicinity where this property 10 necessarily
located or stored IL 10 directed that from the date
OF this order the sale Of liquor, under license or
otherwise, will not be permitted in the localities
named herein, to wit: -...
Squares lie, lit, iss and 40, so much thereof as
front on Nneteenth and NJ streets, in the vicinity
Of Nineteenth-street park.
Squares 1877, lss, 1ss IBe, los iso 1871 and 1884, 90
much thsreofas fronts on Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
and N streets, In vicinity Of Seventeenth street
and ambulance parks.
Squares a, 49, 40 II, ~, -, ~ b2 81, 81 50, 50, 81,
S. g. co. 7s IT, TO- 90, 81, 49, o. ST. io2 Ios 1ot l2o
iai, i3a l2s l42, ii3, 1A In First ward, south OF
Pennsylvanis avenue. .r.
Squares T. g. ., 10, IS, 10. 70 In the vicinity Of G
street wharf.
Squares 1856 and iss, 30 much thereof a. front
and Seventeenth street, in vicinity Of clothing
department.
squares io7, 1885, iss 1884, is. 1885, 90 much thereof
40 front Connecticut avenue, Seventeenth, Eigh-
teenth and Streets In vicinity Of street stables
Squares 472, 475, sol, 6o2 oo5 in vicinity Of sixth
and seventh street wharvcs.
Squares B7s s7l, $50, ssi, ss2 sss sst esi ess or
asy vacant street or avenue included In these
squares, being in vicinity Of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 72s 72s TAI, TIA, 7s5, 7os 7so in vicinity
OF Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Barracks.
On any place within four squares OF Bisdensburs
Toll Gate.
On any place within tco squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within fro squares Of Railroad park
Any house In the above described localities con
victed Of selling liquor to citizens or soldiers vii
be closed, and the proprietor imprisoned for suci
time as the nature Of the offence may warrant, tn,
liquors on the premises conhscated, and the hous'
permanently closed. An application In writing I,
the Provost Marshal, endorsed by the Mayor an,
Chief Of Police, will b placed In the hands Of tn
officer, to report whether any specified person MAJ
be permitted to SELL under license, to citizens only
but only In exceptional will permits be given
BY command OF
| HENRY d. TODD
Captain and Provost Marshal.
| A. 8. BAKER,
| Lieutenant and Adjstant. no6-l2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
DRY GOODS.

NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
LADIES' BLACK, CoLoRED AND SCARLET
Cloaks and Circularsi
BLACK, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Waterproof
GoAkInE Clothsi
French Merinos, Reps and Otonans In all colors;
Plain, Psid and striped Nalencias;
White, Red, Blue, and Yellow Flannels, In all
sack and shirting Flannels;
Csssimeres and satinettsi
White and ColOrea BanketAi
Long and Square Shawlsi
Black Silks
Mourning Goods, In great variety;
White and Brown Cotton sheetings, so,j
BalmOI al and Hoop skirts;
Hosiery, GAuntiets, Jouyin's Kid Gloves, &C. Ne.
NJ. TAYLOR co,
nuN6-lm No, ~ Gentre Market Sp ace