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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

This machine is the cheapest and best that
can be got up for the manufacture of these two
ticles. This machine can be made any size to suit
the purchaser. 1t will make nice white sugar,
flavor similar to that of Island sugar. The moas-
ses made by this machine is of clear golden color,
and has delightful flavor taking off the rank fla-
vor that generally accompanies that made in COM
mon kettles.
Farmers, fill your farms with the Sugar Cane
and establish an independence on these two articles
that YOU have long been dependant on the South
eIn States aud Islands for. To traders we will
sell State or County Rights for this machine on
reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to get in good business should
purchase State or county right This machine is
beund to sell, and will get out Of style, and
is within the reach of every Farmer.
Persons wishing for information can apply TO L.
L. Loomis of Webster township, who is proprie-
tor of the right for this and adjoining counties.
Particulars can be obtained from n. H. Callard,
at the Journal Office. 6y%
=, uI- JE - WIN q MA Oh NE :
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

WooL.-Not long since we expressed the
hope that our farmers would give more
attehtiou TO sheep raising, and We can but
think It great mistake that this is SO much
d.sregarded. We cannot compete with the
rich lands of the West in corn aud grain,
and potatoes have too often decayed to
make them profitable crop, In most parts
ol New Hampshire, Maine aud Vermont, it
would seem that farms could in 10 way he
made SO profitable as by ilocks Of sheep.
In our whole country the quantity OF wool
raised in 1860 was 60,5ll ,3t3 lbs, All in
crease of only about ID per cent, over $500,
while the amount imported was 81 ,3i9 ,096
lbs, nearly wo-thirds of the quantity we
raised. From England and France where
the land is valuable and labor cheap, we
imported nearly 10, 900 900 BIS, snd it seems
that We, where land is cheap and labor dear,
ought to raise wool TO much greater advan-
Iage. VIII not our farmers thinS of this.
aud gladden. our eyes with sight of some
Of those large focks of embloms of inno-
ceuce we used to see here when boy? la
scarcity of cotton, which in all probability
will not soon cease, wool must be more and
more in demand, and present prices be
sustained NeCbUYpor Herald.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO Do GOOD!
SURE TO Do GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!

coud furnish any quantity of testimonials of
it, efficacy from my oSu plten's, but the prac-
,ice OF parading bought aud fictitious ones be-
fore the public ia SO prevalent do not deem it
advisable. Ny objec, is to place my medicine
before the public not alone to make money,
but to do good. 1t ia proverbially true Of the
American Ladies, that not ten perfectly healthy
ones can be found in any one vicinity.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
CHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
Price Only $40!
The BeSt and Strongest Machine an Use
WIN. f. CRAFT, Machinist,
100 Summit street, (Oyer City Bank,)

" Vt. r, OKAFI, MNcnlnIsIj
100 Summit street, (oyer City Bank,)
TOLEDo, ONO.
Having a good engine and lathe and all other
tools fitted for light job work, would beg share
of patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted to my care will be done in prompt and
workmGnlike manner, and on the most reasonable
terms.
/ shall continue 10 manufacture my great Shuttle
Machine, the best in use for all kinds of sewing,
light and heavy. This machine is well known and
bears n good reputation.
s-fg~ SEWING MACHINES, of all descriptions
repaired ON the shortest notice. Reference may be
had to ]. W. Bailey, of Toledo.
nOS'62y WIN. E. CRAFT.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
FOR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

4coptes plAin....,..S2 4eopies, ,colored. .,.... 81
~ eopvs plain,,,,.... u copies eolored. 10
II you wish to have copy for Breast.pin. Locket
Ring send the siGe, viii furnish the Likeness
and Pin, Locket Ring Tor nom 81 to S2 according
to the size and quality OF the article ordered Send
whEteNer you plesse and guarantee 80 send
the best that can he furnished for the money.
We ai'o call attention TO our largS and splendid
stock Of
Photograph Albums,
which upon receipt Of the price will he mailed
per RIpess free Of expense to any part OF the
available,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
Ph otograph Albums,

Our Albums are warranted 10 he perfect and as well
manufactured aud cheap aud our assortment equal to
any in the country.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

1T IS SUHE To JUNE
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health,
aud vivacity of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the time the qulntity, and quality.
When they are obstructed, Nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet, and
unless these efforts OF Nature are assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nerv-
business, ard finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prematurey terminates a miserable
life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

PHYsIoL oaIcAL VInw OF MARRIAGE Con
tanning nearly SO pages, and 80 One Plates and En-
cravings OF the Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs in .
state OF Health and Disease, with Treatise on
Self Abuse, its Deplorabs Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plsn Of Treat
ment-the only rAtiot oil and successful mode Of
cure. a. shown by the report OF cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem.
plating marriage, who entertain doubts Of tn sir
physical condition. Sent free Of postage to any
address, receipt Of Is cents, in stamps posts
currency, by addressing DR. LA CROIX. No.
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 7, oe 3-1m*
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SPLENDID STOCK
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
FROM Thu NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

tenten Of OF the District an. ssu thu sur
= r. 9Ss
msnnisctuIe, that have ever been offered TO- sale
as they could have been sold before the gre It ad
vsnce in all kinds Of foreign goods.
We have Just received direct from the auctions. and
have have OIL, been Landed in the country ABOUT two
ivgins fssnsa sss!noe 81
ausy ea s. f es
IS pie ees Lupn's all wool Rep. or Empress Cloth.
in all of Il choice ahades of color in use, and at
is pi, css Of tolored French Poplins OF LYNN,
manufsctuIs, comprisIns Al the h.ndsomsst shades
s1 And Worstsd 1piHsns'. for the best city re-
Bile eolors Of silk and W DOL Velour Otomons, new
the i..fswo weeks than We oner them in our stors
20 pieces Brocsde and stripsd and Plaid Ran. and
oIotS in elegant Of so sna
and making our stock Of Dress Goods for the
offered this sesson and having very iarss 90
y in the above named desrabls goods, we naturally
ma, ked them low they be Afforded for o. ii,
them q New York pricss or win not s1psot to
We ALSO HAVE on HAND
dE pRaia sN Hf very hsnaeoms PLAIN
CANT Quality imported, nd having purchased them
q! ct auction We are prepared TO sell them as low
BLACK GOODS.
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS Is wall worthy
tbs inspection of all persons in pursuit of Dre,s
SooJs; ara comprises every derirabie article in
black that Is In general use We anne the follow.
Lupiu q Black French Merinoes
=. - Reps or Impress Cloths
:. :: SILK and Wool Velour Ottonnons
ssn nsseSh n .I a.s;, for shavls
V:es Sss 1h rsSss'i iea. sa s,s z
d ds IT. sa ssi Es1'ns Dresses
s BisSf a. sns from S1H 70 s.,,,,
" saps Ss s'oos OF hoarnins silks FROM ans to
GRAPE WELLS, ENGLISH sSaa GRAPES, nousv
z: J. sis sal 1 Iss. pre-
sssa '.,s hsriss a6 9sf +: sss og al
.ef No. sss 81 c :na sssss 1s,
2,nansoti PlsSts, Shrubs. Tsss:. oinbr ire
1890 o 8 eDai ano.a IN 1urops AHe;ie.
Let's suitas ier pryss: fs Ss e. aha'as
no 8 Inn, 'ARDiH. siG.st ga Earss,yn..:.
CIoA1sI oIo.1.woEo1Isa
III ssaSf' Scos 81 II {:
'sAss' &e.. q r'AWSsSsa VII .,ne.
-. Is Mashss Spaes, Penn. g as,
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

Bachelors cele brated Hair Dye is shs best in IT,
scorld The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chsns q
b., -.asty or Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY
Black or Natural Brocn, witho ut injurrg the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectihes the ill effects
of Bad Eyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BAroHELoR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by ell druggists &C. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York Batch eiors
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair jy 7-eoly
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DIED,

1 S., sfter a long iIinssss. EMMA D. SIM pSON,
wife of JOB sir In the IS tn year of her age
he l.. It devote husband and ssyen snall chill.
dren TO mourn her irrspsrable loss. Blessed srs
he dcaa sio die in the Lord: henceforth thsir
uors are done .-E'9.".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

Ss~ari.es's Gift Is the most csrtain, safe and
s9ectual remedy-indeed, ths only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days,
And recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
safen, 1t il the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack.
ages 80 female, IS.
= 6anlaritan's Root aad Herb .Juiess-A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers
Tor Is. Sold BY 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. mS
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Il eftssttd o. New York avenue, No. i63E non
tAies eleht eoscas, hsA and salooa pafior of M
anish a1a water on The Rsemises. R.ios Ss,po0
SoaniaS. M n ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20
PERSONAL.

ANY ON1 KNOWING OF TIE wHnRI.
"A abo1ts OF SARAH JANE and RLIZABlTH
eOMERS, eontrsbands, who were hired out during
last Aueust, will confer favor on their mother,
HARRInr THOMPSON, 1T Harrisburg Penn.
no 30 ST.
MRS. = P. ATKINS-OLAIRVOYANT PLY
1!i sieisn, 375 ThirteeDth street. examines all
kinds Of and has Medicines ada ptsd to the
cure. She has the gre atest confidence in her Me-
dicines - she herself has been raised mp from tas
worst forms of diseases By their healing qualities
The pu bic are invited. no n w"
MEDICAL NOTIOI.
all female Com plants. likewise Govt, Rheum-
atisrn, Neuralgia, 90, cured without fail speedily
MRS. WREN,
NO l6-lm@ AS street, Warrington.
MO IMPOsITIoN.-M MADAME ROSS, Doesves
AID AStyo!ogtst, was born with . natural gift.
She tells the past and future-ne!er known to
tho.. ,ons cnrss T SSnsr
strictly confidential. No. 424 18th street north I,
above New York avenue, one block from Treasury
Department.. ,..-.
The only person that can show . likeness Of
future huaband or absent friend In reality.
Ladies' 50 cents 6entlemer 81. no s-11ts
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nj S. L. EMITTING Greatest Test Medium oftSs
wi Age-Win give si,tinSs for short time at $50
stree. between 4th and 9th streets. to examine
diseases, zee your dead - well a. LIVING friends;
mssnetises. fittinss 81. NO slim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

WARRANTED 70 CuRI II Blk HAYs.-Dr, Godfrey =
Antidots. IN English Specific of sixty-nve years
Standing, win cure Gosorrhas IL sig Days. No
change q diet required Price 81 per BEETLE: Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. j. ely
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MARIE ID.

At Trinity Church, on TIE 18th. by the Rev. Mr..
buth OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

DIslAsIs OF re NIlyous, SEMINAL, USIsAsY
AID SlXuAL 6YsfRMs.-New and reliable treat
nent--in Reports Of the Hovard Assoeiasion-sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free ofcAarse Address
Dr.. ]. ekillin HouGhton, Howard Association,
HhiladelpAiA. Pa. an 11-am
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Nv ynpx srv,uo

INV YORK 6fYL1s.
Gentlemsx's Cgothins!-.Neso and Eastiosa1k!
large assortm. Mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats excell In
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered In
this city. WALL, STEPHENS i Co..
322 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th St..
ec3tf INTEL and Repub.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

BPllMAToxRI0A oAH IN OuRlD-Dr. Randb
speeiac cures Sprssaaorrsos. Ssmssa! Wsakssss.
j.. IL effects are truly magical trial Of the
specific, Hin convince the most sssRtieal Of its
aer lti street and Pa. avenue, Wsssinston. and
Henry Cock Alexandria. il 6-lY
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b
q D WI. {. VAIL I Co. .Aass,aass,a. :.
A LAnGN QUANTITY or eRAP 90. nArAw.
fsx ss' E ;s'is ss e. s.s.
d. VIM. L. WALL co.. Aacsionsers.
- = ,Ssi.cssn Hsnsi snd Tsssa sirass. !.
n AvqfioI-0n sATgkDAY MORN Nsv:
q. commencing a. 10 o'clock. Ne wih ssn o. sns
number o, Work. Harness, and SADDLE Horses.
Carriages; Wagons. Hafsssi. &c.
SALE losisivs.
non WAL. WALL 4 90 A1ets.
A ssIsTAHf 0UARrRkMAsrERs ORIIos,l
x, ). ..,s y s.s No. :, IS,
H. s e; = ~! 81 Sse lot
fssss. e = y sssia
roao Cast. ans Ast. Asst. Q. n.
A ssIsTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A csr"sv q s.a Mces,s sse Sss ' so Is,
Eorrcz-In addition 70 tie L; sale q eend sasea
Suei,e an nal. or Wednesday. the 18th Of Hovsn'
tIEs SWALLOWS AND BROOD MARES
VIII DO sold on the same day, plses, s1d tsrTns
RON c.pta,. and 4. q H.. 4. 8 4.
HANDsOME AND WILL. BUILT RA3ID1NCB
II 1Hs VICINITY OF 1Rl CRY Hall AT PUBLIC
SALH-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Hovem.
Der 18TH ut clock In front of the premises. We
shall sell q desirable ant we'll built rares s.orr
ated on the south side OF e street north, bsswssn
SECOND An u Third stresN west.
the House is well built IN every particular, and
H Furnished with all the modera improvements.
Terms: One-third cash the REM inder In six and
twelvs months with interest. secured By . desd Of
Tie purchaser Of the House can have all or any
portion of the Furniture ct a fair valuation.
no2o }. O MCGUIRE & CO.. Anets.
By ". B. LEWIS & co., Austionesrs
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'5 SALB OF
~ SCHOONER HlRALD" AND CARGO.
In virtue Of decree issued from the Clerks OF.
fee Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
3D. will sell e. public sale for sa.h at the soot Of
TUESDAY, the 4th dAy OF November inst, 1858,
commencing at IL O'Clock a. m,
THk SCHOONER HERALD, HER TACKLE,
APPAREL AND PCRNITURE.
Also. ii the same time, her Cargo, Wis:
ChroDometsr, 2Compasses,
Barometer, Thermometer,
ClUss, Lot Matches,
hbl Pilot Bread and pari Dbl Flour,
l57 sacks Bohemian Salt.
~ :. " "
IFS keRa Carbonate Of Soda.
WARD q. LAMGN. e. 9, Marshal. D. O.
Per W. B. LEWIS CO.,
NO 10 dads Auctoneers.
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By }: G.. Nee UIRE & CO.. Auct.ouser.

BY. C., MCGUIRE co.. Auct,onsers
A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE OF VERY vALUA.
Ne
yember 10th. commencing At 81 O'Clock, and con-
tn a9s. .1a
tie late LOUIS kiaser, ef Alexandra. vrsinia,
common good order and preservation. We name
Reports II 9. Supreme and Owl Courts and the
Reports Of Virginia. Maryland, Psnn,ylvanis, New
hHsnsss particularly Dlste in Virginia asa
Reports in tbs English Courts of Common Law, @
Voiunee, &c. .
ans collection Of miscellaneous Books, eon,eis-
American and 1nslI II Classics and Poets
K4 Hs bi9SEaphiIss': az and IA HistoIiss
Aliases. Books on slavery. and other i'm porsa,<
shaksspssEs; y stsuntOn volumes. 4so. splendid
Mora and Religious Books, particularly on w.s-
Fine S.siass q III ssr.!osy. with NOR. than ~.
Il Catalogues may be had on application to he
Terms cash.
not J. q. MCGUIRE co., Auot's.
RTHE ABOVE PALE rs POSTPONED IN
ua no MONDAY sV g. f as. i5ns sGaf Co. Auo.
BvJ. c. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auetionears.
SupFxRaIoR kosEWooD cAsl oaIoKERINa
= PIANO foeTs. mIsEoas. CHaxDsLIa.s. CASHIER
a41p VII aosHiss
e + sss
avenue and Seventies nth street 81 bis entire
Suite o:svss sss In
ARM lay s n Fancy Chairs, ofvarious kinds.
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, very lsrss sI.s,
with Sienna Marble top
ana .h Lace %
tains, Gorniee. and Fi1tur
Secretary and wo..
Beautiful what sots and Pane, Tables. in Rose
Fine Medallion and Brussels Carpets
lakewood s Cloth Gov covered red vi Whist Table
Two magnificent Dresden Vases from the Tuilsries,
Two snperb japan ese Vases, IS inches high. The
Elegant China and Bisaue Vases, Groups, and Pig
$sesslsi siIssS sistsd ssiss:s: Tafssns sf
LiquG5 stand, Egg Stand, Casters and Butter
Eiessnt Silver. plated Dessert Service; comprising
glass shsdes. four fruit stands. AID two vine
Blue ard Gold China Dinner aud Dessert Service.
Gilt and Decorative Dinner. Tea, and Dessert ssr-
vice
Fine Table Cutlery, Cat and En- sraved 9lssswsse
hyperion Walnut Carved Extension Table
Msrois-tsp sidsbosrd. Leather covered Dining
Library Boob cares and Bookstauds In walnut
Plush; coyeted Sofa and Arm Chairs
Excellent Bedsteads, Wsrdrobes. Bureaus, WasA-
superior Feather Beds Hair sud Hu.I Mattress.
losnges. Easy Chairs, R1chers - -
Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Gets
Cham Der Stoves. Fire Sets
Window Curtains, eh Ades, and CornIcs,
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cash,
noE ] G. AcGUIHE CO. Auc6b.S
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AUCTION aAL.R
I0A 0fHyR AU0fIoN sALHD an An RA01
aIsARrERNoON AND 70. MOTION.

az tSfsSsfs. sif SEsS 11 -. xsp 5z4us
a. a ed ss1.s
srisf.ss % e ssssy sssss!oe 81 Mereh saliss Ss
2s:.s 81 {. ssi:s11 .sss.
go s:s:. :.;s::.s: S:s;; 81
sole CIV So Z. 2. Rxas. Asa.
By 9; aseuIal 90. Aesssoas.r.
SoUAnn no. 11o, IN wAslINaToH cIrY
: 4: ~ 8: ~ s j: !;
S. G Z Is 5: ssy
sss 81 1osnS ssr Snssrsa .ss =
!ai" IN tbe y,an Of ths .sid city: xhtsa 4 a..
fontine oael twenty fear feet ton inchss % sosth
street .,tA depth q ninsty nine ssst . 8 @.
e. PaS
E,ta asysa Of one h..d..s ssst 70 afsss. -
soesh on soas. > street. east aSoa fishsh sssss.
The sals Vim 30 made 81 lots, commencing wita
.aS Il st. y 81
interest A deed In fec VIII be grvsa sod deed ef
70 3 &c.
Of the purehsst;I.::. -. IN :. !,
II the terms Ct sale are not complied with In three
sn.sl9ss tie either to re- .si The
Of any time within a,xty days thereafter. ct the
a i'i p .otice such =.
ter days prio. 70 the day ofs.ls - advsrt,sen:st
option Of lie Trustees and vi;hous sny notes
ss.d ars. isie or sales rssci5ded.
s s: aaas % the nee u.RE CO. Au.
1t Ns Horse Basaar. IS soutA sids La. Are.x.,
VERY 1 fisE ri Gcf ' ssar
lU % sATgsbAY MoRNiEa. iiss int ss 10
o,cloek, vs VIII asli. At the Bazaar. sitaout 70.
re ne Mich Cows Gown =, WAL, ~ 49,.
By WIN. L. WALL q co., Anetione ,rs.
jsses NM a"a asa sa
A 1ro.Hon Sarns6Af Il 'ksisG. asf ias..
boed.d Aderry Bal, 2 years sla, the owner having
70 ao eT5'hsr use for R aiR' L. WALL & CO. .u...
ByW.L L. WALL d CO., Auctionssrs.
d. the Bazaar, Louisiana avsnue, 6ttlceen sM asi
AN EXOELLENr. SADDLE AND HARNESS
.ad :nss
nss ,s AID is an essseol sssds Hosss Si he :S,d
nols ~ ". L. WALL 4 co Auc...
ByJ.C MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctionssrs.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW
- JsRsRY AVENUE, BBTwKRN NORTH l. srREsr AxD
NEW YORK AvFNuE.-On MONDAY AFrERNOON,
Nov. 10th, at o'clock, on the premises, We shsA
sell part Of Lot No. G, in Square No. $751; frontiog
fourteen feet on New Jersey avenue, bstween north
Il street and New York avenue, and RI ming baok
lis feet inches. together with the i'm ovemenla
consisting of . small Two-story Frame House.
containing three rooms.
Terms cash.
Conveysncing at the cost Of the purchaser,
nOl0 10. McGUlREd CO., Aucts
sz-TgE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, Nov. 81. same hour.
ia J. O. MCGUIRE & co.. A1cts.
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FINALE DIsIAsls
Treated IN he NEST Seie.t,6e Msu..~

n 1kUo1 Z OQ vaas I'll 70 knOw thSs Shsy q.
seventh street, thAn ol0ewherv. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-20

fUoHlAIIsS AID DIsf HAIl DYE n YKI WolLD-
Essss FSdss o. WASHES Ors.-Upham' . Hair Dye, 70
ents o box. The best In use. Try IL. Sold By g.
Ford corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
nston, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, IL CIV
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n PRES 4 OYSTERS
oysTFPS KEPT Ccntsntly on hand at Mo
CAACKiNs OYsTER HOUSE. No. -
Families supplied With the best in&SNlAH
market. at the shortest notice. SAV
nolSlw-
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9RIA1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE rid Baltimore and
kG,risbnrE, TO tie NoT1h and West.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on 8unday-9uick
time--iow fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold throush At Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the Office
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of
Pennsy vAnia avenue and Sixth street, Washing
DAYS from to -. M.
Sc LILY e. NoR1oH, Agent.
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Sr1ALIH6 s0oysRAhssr sTsAx.-Yester.
day a3tIrnoon, Ofiicer Puliin arr.stkd Tohn,
Doyle, Of the 14tb New York, on the cha-rs ~
attempting 20 steal D Government tean sr,Hs
mar the arsenal, and he was turned ever 20
the military.
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u. &. DISTRICT CoURT.-In the cases of the
United States agaiRst-the following named
persons DEGREES were to-day entered in ths
United States District Court for condemna.
tion and sale of their property under the
confiscation act, viz Henry W. Vandegrin,
William e. Cazenoye, French Forrest t,
Henry w. Thomas, James III. Reid, M M
Lewis, Thomas A. Brewis 1.-TWO causes), Ed.
ward Sangster, George ashing ION, Shalto T.
Stuart, Levi Hurdle 1.-TWO rauses J. and Geo II,
Padgett (three casses.) The co art adjourned
10 the first Monday in December pext-Aleraa-
drsd Meas, lSA. 90
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TIE SECOND ID. q. REGIMENT.-A letter
from a me mber Of this regimen states that they
are com sortabiy situated on the Loudon and
Hampshire railroad, near Vienna, and are
doing picket duty over a space of five miles.
The health of the regiment is very good. A
member of Company Il was killed few days
ago in IN alteration with another member of
the same company
Mosehy and his gang are reported as prowI-
ing around the country there, and committing
depredstons upon suffers and others. The
men OF the regiment are all well contented with
their position.
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NsH's DRRss SuIrs, "a -ia
= Mes's Bsaasss Sxits
YsssHs Bxsiness Exsts.

~ CNtld2eHy 6<k90g SNtf5.
Moan WALIsH Co.. 36e Penn avenue, Metro
poiitAn Hotel Building. would respectfully an
nounee that their annual display Of Fall and VIM
ter Clothins h now ready for inspection. I. is
Comprised Of an sssortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
nAterial, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable JsYiicles Of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing in this city Ct very
reduced erices. oe GAM
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WANTED-A good Journeyman BARB ER; good
w wages, 3 10 or Sl2 per week. Apply 1t 225
! Seventh st., bet. New York ave. and L ats.
no IS-2ts GATTn
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JsvETRRArR DRUrKRESEss.-For several
Gays pasL young ieuoW, named Campoell,
who appears 10 be intelligent and is always
eenteely clad, has beer annoying the police at
various station houses W here he has ben taken
for drunkenness. In his drunken moments he
imaelnes him elf a tragedian and struts about
the narrow cells spouting Shakespeare. Last
night, at the Second Ward station. he expressed
a desire to / e sent to the workhouss, and JUS
uce Clayton aid he would az commodata him.
J he poor fallow was returned to his cell, and
continued his ira gic speeches at intervals during
tie night. tt the great annoyance of the police
men who had been relieved from duty, and
wanted rest. 30 .... A'-'-'# y