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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10

DE,uTns oF DLo,EApE RCsNRRs.-A
tra,el,r tells us there arr thirteen hlo,kad,
running ,e,srl, lh Wilmington, all laden
With whisky. While the tuNn sisrll j. clran
nui nf provisions, eaten out by the runh,n
and shl iWk' ahn po 'heIv Ia bus aud srll
g,nds NoeH I,kysgA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10

The ms'iicai Aaikagliifs VI The ffengh Hmy 30
Itnisna 20 hins 90 pritpni siiA sesk sifsis,
thr ghpri tHus ite eeAuai vi tufieniailor, eFefy
t' aE "a hr huis Fcs onis a. IA, sta ihas lLg as a.
llsnes belofle ar, eolsi aHa no ptilssszgy tssss
.stsss esGss~s eAs ssi &~ay
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ys.Nr:gsE SAGE.

rcncct that sound mind md body ar" tho most
necessary requisites to promote c"rnuhia tnrlinc's
Indeed wilh0ut these the jw.rncy through III" be-
e mes q weary pilIrimug": the prospect hourly
da,kor, 10 tlc v,v: the mind becomes shadowei
viii. despair and filled with the melancholy rchcc,
ton tlnt the happiness ut another becomes mShtcd
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3 ALTTM - RB
LOCK II Q SP I r A L.
ESTABLISHED AS A RTFUGE FROM QCACK-
FRY.
avn, rrrI, H.
TIE ONLY PTACE H-IrI'RE 4 CURE
CAN BE ORTAINED


CAN BE OBTAINED.
nR. JOHNS1 on has discovered the most Certain.
J Speedy and only Efec'uil Remedy in the
Nnr'd for MI Private Diseases Weakness fthc Back
or irls. Structures. Affections of the Kidneys and
Rlnlder. Involuntary Discharges lmrotency. Gcnc-
ral Debility Nervousness. lysrclsy Languor. Low
Sniis Confusion of Ilcas. Palpitltion of III" Heart.
Tn idity 1rrn hlirgs nimness Of Sight Giddincss
Jsrnsr ofthc Head. Throat Nose or skin. Affections
If tie Liver. Lurs Stomach or Bowcs-tlosc Terri
Ec Disorders arising from Tie Solitary Habits of
Nouh-hosc secret and solitary practices mere fetal
So their victims than the song ot Syfcns to TIE Ma
rincrs Of Ulysses. hghnt their most brilliant top,s
ar anticipatons. rendering marriage, &c. imroSsi-
v0sy<: WEN
Tsrccia)'y. WHO hsvc hccomc the victims Of Snli'nry
Vice. that dreadful ard destructive habit vi ich
annually sweeps TO an untimcly grove thousands OF
Young Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
Intellect who might Otherwise have cliranccd lister
ing Scru,cs with the u urdcrs of coqucnce ar walked
To- ccslay the living Tyre. may call with full CON
,asgspEaGE.
Married Pery, MS or Young Men contemplating
rHrriagc. being aware of physical wcahrcss organic
debility. dr(orn ics. Sc. speedily cured.
lie wln Places hirscf under the care Of 1lr. j
may rcligiousy cardic in is horror gentleman,
aud confidently rely upon lis skill as Physician.
NRsess%Ea, ysl;Ss&NEe>S
Immediately Cured. ar,l Full Nisor Restored.
This Distressing Anccton--which renders Life
miserable and marriage imrossihlc-is the penalty
Inld hy the victims olmprOrer ndulgcncts. Young
persons are too apt to con nit cNccsscs from moi
hring aware of the dreadful cuistQucuccs tlni mny
cnsue Now who that understands the subject will
pretend deny that the power of procrcaiion is lost
sooner hy those falling into nrropcr habits than by
tire rrudcli Besides being deprived the pleasures
of healthy offspring the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body ard mind arise. The system
hrcoiv vrs lcrnngcd. the Physical and Mental func
,nrs We. kcl,rl Loss of Prncrcative Power Nervous
Irrtnhility. pysrerssa. pnlri'u'ion of the Heart,
Iudicestor. Constitutional Debility. n Wasting a.
the Frame. Cough. Consumption, Decay and Death
office. No. S:oueir i'rrs,rricj Strs"
LEFT hrnd sida going from Baltimore street, u few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe name
aud number.
Letters II ust he paid ard contain a stamp. The
Doctor, lii Jonas hang in his Office.
tS'slsg; svLtslsA N'aE.Ss EN E1S0
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INDOwsE,iENT OETItE pHE~~

The nnrv Thousands cured at ihs institution yrnr
after year, and the nun ei"I' lmlor'nh, Suis',n, a.,
he reuorter. uftLs ''Sun, Clipper AMI many
other rapor, notice, ot which have Appeared again
and again before the public besides hls ''and'ns ~
II gentleman of character ani t'sl"ih'oN'S'
IN. .t,ut .funrabtee To the afflicted,
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SEse AN<sE2ES

Trrs. NO, your lives or health to the care Of The
many uI,Hrnel and Worthless preteudeTs, destitute
Of knowlelgc. name ~ character who copy pr
Johrs,ou's advertisements, or style themselves IN
the newspapers regularly Educated Physicians
ip,nrnhle or Curing, they keep you tr'ting month
prtcr month taking lhcir filthy md p'isonus COM
nopnis or as long the smalles fee on he obtained
and In despair. enNe yon vi ruined health To sigh
over your CALLING Disappointment,
Dr Jnhr,ton /, the ouly Physician advertising.
Ills credcntnl cr diplomas hSay. hang in his olfeo
M, renidi,s or ,feltement are unknown to all
,thors prepared tton lie spent IN The great hos
mini. of Europe the first in the country ahi more
sxtc sy Prirgie lyacfioc than any @her Physician
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10

E,. NctNots- Sufferers of bOsb SEXES.
4 EENfEFND GENTIl MAN having been re-
- stored tr health in few days, after undergoing
all The usual routine and Irregular expensive modes
OF tIcHih cH without considers il his sacred
duty tn communicate To his afflicted fellow creatures
lGr MEANS ur CUEE. Hence. .on the receipt of an
dressed envelope he will send tilecl copy Of lie
Ncscrptiun used. Direct to
In. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL.
ISf Fulton Street Brooklyn, \ y.
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sl.t< nISEtSES sPEEriif.N
S'lu usI.Hb.

Persons wrllrg .hhuld he particular ~ dreeuhs
IL eir l,ltcl, trhis lrstiiunn u TIE i"ioN"t l'
.sOkiN VI. JOHNSTON W. b''
ofhe Balln ore Lock llosi lisl' haliiirofe' Nd
February 81 lada-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10
vsSg gsyf sa(sE.

Married pers, ms. or Young Men contemplating
THrriagc. being Of ysical wcakrcsS. organic
debility. dc(orn ics. &c. speedily cured.
lie wln places hiwscf under the care of l'r. j.
may rcligiousy cauiic in is horror q gentleman,
nll cnnfHrntly rrly mnnn is shill MS ll vstian.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10
VIM KHOCHE
q3 MAEEET STRTLT. HARRISBURG, PA,
Dealer in
p | A y O s

NEW Rosewood Pianos, from the best makers
y from 5000 upwards
MELOIEoNS.-The hes, manufactured Instru-
mcnts from Sl5 SlO0
Cutters. Niolins Accoricons Flutes.
FitrS Drums Ban ios. Tnmhourincs,
Violin rrd Guitar strings and musical mer-
chandzc in general.
SHELF MUSIC.
The --latest publications always on hand, Music sent
by mil TO any part of the country.
OVAL, SQUARE, GIhT AND ROSEWOOD
FIR a M ES.i
Suitable fer looking glasses, and all kinds Of pictures
ON, a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-10

fine assortment of best plated
LOOKING GLASSES from smallest to largest sizes
Any Style of frame made to order at the shortcs
notice NM kNOCiE,
April II. 1865. g2 Market ST.. Harrisburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
LATER FROM EuaupE.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 23.-The steamer Etna
passed Cape Race this morning, with Liver
pool da,es 10 the 18th inst.
The Paris corr-spondentof Of the Morning Post
asserts that France has no intention of recoe.
nizing the Confederacy.
guard Of marines has been placed on board
the rams seized in the Mersey. The London
I ines says that nothing is yet certain with re-
gard 10 the rams. They are, however, sus.
pect Of destination like he Aiabama, but
Will not be allowed to slip of as she did.
The Liverpool Emancipation Society have
mt morialZed Earl Russell to favor the detsn-
ton OF suspected vessels, and applaud the &C.
ton Of the Government towards the rams on
the Mereey.
The first Cabinet Council of the season u,ss
held at London on the 18th inst.
Queen Victoria made her .entree into pub.
lie life at the Inauguration OF Prince Alhert's
The shareholders of the Great Eastern have
passed resolution in favor Of raieing the re-
qnisite amount Of funds 10 pay off the claims
against her. and to employ the vessel In the
India or Australian trade.
FRANCE.
M. BillaUlt and Marshal DOrnano are dead
The Bank Of France continues 70 lose gold.
POLAND.
The Polish question continues unchanged.
SPAIN.
The Spanish elections were favorable TO the
The Minister Of Finance has resigned 1t is
asserted that he did not do SO for political
reasons.
Sweden declines TO sign treaty Of alliance
with Denmark.
INDIA
The dates from Bombay are to the 2!th Of
September. Cotton goocs were higher.
- LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. l5.-The steamship
America, from New York, arrived at London
derry the 14th.
LONDON, Oct 15.-The Breslau Gazette, 70.
day, announces an Imperial decree, incorpora.
ting the Government Of the Augustaroro dis.
tract OF the LonZa Provinces with The Russian
Empire, and Mouriet has already assumed the
Government.
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Naval Matters.

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-The gunboat Ticonderoga
W az taken into dry dock this morning, but she
was soon after removed to make room for the
British steamer Vesuyius, lately damaged by
collision. The SACRAMENTO, the q ueen and
the Sassacus are at the nayy-yar The two
first-named are repairing. The SasSacus is
ready for sea, and will sail next week. The
Circassian sails to morrow with supplies for
the W est q ulf squadron.
The proceeds of the sale OF the prize steamer
Victoria have been ordered for distribution by
the court. The total sum realized is aoont
S330Ge; fees and expenses, $1,000. Half of the
balance goes to the United States for the NAVY
pension fund, and the remaining half to the
captors OF the prize. The Santiago de Cuba
receives about Sl59,0G0, and the Octorora and
Tioca the re sidUe
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A Number of GuerriliaS Killed.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. pa Nashville special
telegram to the Journal says the command at
Columbia attacked and killed number of
euerrillas yesterday and took thirteen pris-
oners.
Captain Bunch, with sixty men, attacked two
hundred Of Hawkins rebels, killing nine,
wounding several. and taking twelve prison
ers. Hawkins in the afternooK. with four hun.
dred men, attacked Bunch at Kinston Spring.
and was repulSed.
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Comforts for Union Prisoners.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23-The Christian Com
mission, having received assurances from the
rebel authorities at Richmond that packages
sent to prisoners In that vicinity would be faith
fully distributed to Union prisoners, have Just
pital stores, medicines, and reading matter for
the Union soldiers confined in Richmond
prisons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24

~ E. r. Jefries. the young man. who late .
ly cut such dash in Boston, and ssDsnt n $
money free" 10 the amount Of e0o0,boo. N 3
however, to have numerous friends, - 6ohAs
given bail in sums amounting N the aGGRegats ,
10 over &55.0O0. - srsssss 4 -ss - vsEa fxss9ts
r~Two Thousand mea wers resra,ses IN
Ohio lsst week. ssns 1 s2ss ssan s-sstaiss
.ss4s sfag sFNA
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~ A piece1of Mahomet's shirt VIA: burncd
at the late fire iH UOnstantinople -Erch0ngs.
- What was he haxing about ct q nre ior At tnat
time Of night In such . style of dsshaestte p
Troy WAig. 9fsfs
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IIoUsI FOR RENT IN eEOR0RrowN A
n..d's ss me ar:t saa.s 1wenins aouss being
| street, in Georsstexnn, With the lurnture- Car
9as.tS and sss for I've hors
A s,;ls Iaa1E. Story TORI BRIoK DvILLINa HOUSE,
faI from Capitol for sale rent on reasonable
sibe position for rssta arant or other pm bic or
,,ofs.s sou.f For .rs P apply 70
AsR p. u sIaxs ,sssoa. sooas
n Mana nrst.ciass house Water gas bath room, &c
&c
corner Of Sd and streets. oc n.7ts
FOB da,I dsALH.A PoRrABLl aogsl, fitted Up
g
aoab Wiz :.s &. RRsPt ;; q:
stors @ and % %pgsilips S5s ssyenth street, between
ssois h.sies been ooeuRisd bosiness .ssnd for
TRoSyRpx SRSxsHs Tsst Inquire on the premises q Mr..
EoR sAL1-BRI0K HOUSE, 4se N street, be-
Lot 100 fest deep With wood house and paved sieny
:sl stS'sss .ad
y. M.
soR ass ,E.sss s.s sEyssrH
90 2l:iw. M PIEKus.
(,L0THINa STORE 1IxTUREs 1oR SALE
- and store to let. The best stand on the street.
ss1sf5n e. '''s' '''nd ossoss1 os Il. and
1EsF5 R1s1 a5as S sn;Ss
viii not be 9sas.S II shs
ooalSaine 90 tS OF LODGING house; Apply after 2. m
f:'7 s'7 s:sss'' and
II lsrAURANr AND rIxTuRHs FoR RENT,
Aie1ssSIis A. ssSSiiss PRICE, No. Uns1 t. .';sst
FOR B1NT-Two good MARKET ARMS, stu.
= Ia.ed d. within Convenient distance Of the
opposite the Bsri Of w.shins,on. ~ % &C 49, is.lH We
H9sUVsE 70 RENT AND ryRNIrURs 1oa
sS and ssreet. osIi ss.sssn wee 1t shs
hours ofnA m and p. m: oci3-lws
EoR SALE Oh RExoHANel-Thee GOOD WILL,
SSs'eT es
sss forR s 10Th Apply TO Biz 3 e
EXClLLENr DwELLING aOUsE FOR SALE
for no:ss ss ss and 81 D
The
The House Is in All respects desirable IS resi-
oe2sei ana ne neighborhood unexceptionaoie.
Giks dti.2sa and
Comm n Merchants, - oc 10 sc
1O0 BUILDING LOTS HOR L1Asl Oh RENT,
lVU suitable fe suffers restau rants and priyate
residences within five minutes walk of the Presi-
dents House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner of
18th and II sts., Was shinRton, d. @. oc lS-lms
EOR SALI-A valuable LOT, " feet 'front.' on
Il franklin Square. One quarter cash; balance
in i've annual paymsnts. Also, FARM of Is,
Md. with two story Brick bveliiBs, fine sprins,
and well watered Apply TO A. MOREHOUSE, No
SO K street. corner Of 18th. oc x-eolm~
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IAslire q g. % WI6HHH 1urpishins
Ware Rooms, 81 La ave. oc 6 cow VvSVv
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The National Loan.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-The subscription
agents report the sale to- day OF @2,6t7, 900 Eve.
twenties, there being q single order for one
million from New York house.
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by y. ". A00 OAAO q OVsS AU0G00o010
o a. ss d sa & S. "a "a r:
& g.
sSG s e rs 81 e ee t,s g Rss:
az sss a ss
% &C. i'1e ss! 'o & sl:s
fronting saeh twenty fear leet ton inches south
:a . a:s .sh. e q e.: e q
tysp,y so.I TT ten inches oa . Public ssasre,
ss acrsh Ton 8 saSs ssaass .Ss.
south on south D street. east upon 1ishth street..
The 1ale vil s. made bS lots. commencing with
Lot numbered one.
and one ssird IN tSeivs month, for notes BEARING
interest. dssd in fee van be siysa and deed Of
.Ai eoavsysness ana stamp ta1ss 70 s. & che cost
1s psymsat on each 10. will b. required
If the terms Of sale not complied with in three
@ T.
st A any time yithin sixty days Thereafter. q TIE
ten days psior g tSs day Of ssls Sy .d1s!.ssn:as
option Of tie Trustees % and .i;hout 's .ny sotics
whstsver or to any one Of such op ion to consider
J, SIssI oi he trustee: s:a ,r,,r CO .,,..
Ssoe oeh1ES sFoE4 NH E1shANs N5uss sss
L ERoSTISG ON NoA1H 9, BKrvE EN- l2r AsD l3rH
.s u lss
S.,ai :ss ts asssn Ss ss
between 18th ard 18th streets running back IS feet
two story frame house eonfaining6 rooms, g., It
being hou,e No. 234 @ street. Possession given
Terms: Two-th thirds cash; balance IN months,
for note bearing interest,". deed given ana deed
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BOARDING,

RoARDINg:- Pour large and cheerful Rooms,
tie 10. Ssoss % be ae
moderate. II three or more sentlsmen occupy the
tendance, an excellent table, and quiet and plex.
SAINT beme. 4 few table boerders taken Aoply at
No. 395 Eighteenth street, between and G sts.
DRRMANENT BOARD-With nrettilv. .fnrni.sea
boom, in some agreeable private family ,desired
BY Hentssl young married couple Terms mot ex-
eeet ding SIS per month. Address ]. Il, W., Will
lards' Hotel, Washington. DC. oc a St*
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ADIEs' DR1es FURS.
IL
The undersigned have tast opened the largest
stock Of Foreign and American RURs ever offered
in this city, such as
Hudson Bay SABLE, ERAIN1. MINK,
PITCH. SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION OF 1RNINI,
WATERMINK, yRDNCH oOONY,
And other YURS In setsfor ladies and children,
Also. FUR TRIMMINGS sndSWANSDOWN,
6satIsnsni MUFFL1RS, ROBES, &c &c.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS, sucl a.
oLOAKs. eHAWLs. DR1es GOODS, EhBRoID.
IRIES. &C., ut small Aayxnce for Arst cost,
8. 4 W.AIYENRkR8,
b.. -s.sss# Is Market SPACE,
- between 7tA and 9Th streets, undsr the
oe % In Avenue House. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24

Rys1srrra AN OYFfoER.-Tin Husnakau
was Committed 70 the Central 4uardhouaa -. a.,
Thursday, by Col. Baker, for, ,assaulting end
resisting Government Officer. - =,
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tt. ~ NOTIO1. :,
y HAyI This day resolved 50 pieces OARr1TB OF
all grades, which will guarantee to sell thirty psr
cent less than any other house In this and - cheap
a. a. can es bous ht in any ethss city Aaso Afss f
sSIiEfRSas .teSsshss xth s.ssds yesisty q IL
hive 61161 xEATHER9. =. BUOELxI,
MUsIOAL INsTkUM1NTs.
.Insfrumenfs mch n Guitafs, vio1tns, llnto0, 40.
eordesns. Banjo:, IsHbesrisnGs. G pEsRs. klsssi Hs.
stfuments, Ana G1itsr and viol0a etrings . at
RO6WILIT Iancr and Military store, 3O9' ,
street. near 18th. Ieun. VArenJ ssSrin
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
! By ". I, WALL 4 co., Auctionssrs.


Byw.L WALL 4 co.. Auetionssrs.
T1EIffD STATES MARsHAL's sALl OF rHB
J. s1..1.s DIASoiD, HIN T!oELE. Argaa.I.
seed IRON il. oegt 81 ss oeus
e aas 7: It'll & e fese aas
ton, for cash, on MONDAY. the "a day OF Moysm-
Der next: eommeneips q % clock .. m. at Wall
City Of VAIN ssop g. part Of Is. sarso Of tss ne
stsamsf Diamond. eondstins of . valuable sssort
nent q nerehaodiss. viz:
4 s.;o' 20 Of see1ss ssenSs WSisa.s, WSfi1as
IS eases Irepeh Brandy
kees oalerstua ~ .M
Y boxes CASTLE eoAv ..s.
8 trunks Mens' and Laiies' French shoee
case Table Knives and Forks
! DO DO lar aiarsSs sS.1 a2d ss9n. small Walters
! DO Of Fancy Articles. Toys, &C., &C.,
1 DO ofIndia Rubber OveFeoats-Lined with Al
ea.s fnd,. Rubber Gap, and Hat.
ss:s ss:ss o9 915sss 6:s.or Oil @#
I do Assorted Medicine
% SA. hit,ass Of Morphins
! % % kss. kss:i ssssls ssas,i''
! 90 BlAef SINS
ss,S FI.s m s.ss:. ssn:. pss e. essa' ss
! Do M.asss MshSc f9s asndisTeSisfs ahass Hss''
A.th. foot Of sixth ss. ssss:. wharf, on the peto.
nae 1ivsf a. O'Clock in the afternoon ofsams day.
srlAMBa DIAMOND,
her Tackle. Apparel, and Furniture.
ALSO,
20 - 90 os!!: s;%' q RePs' RsRs' assorted sizes.
oea WIN. I. WALL CO.. Aucts:
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CsoUGHs. COLDS. 40ARsN1ss, 30.
oonpouNp sIsuP tuhPAHS 81 SauM ARABIC.

This plsAsart and popalar Ooush Remedy las
bsss 10 long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordinary
eMeAcy. It can be had 1T all the principal Drug
Stores ct $ and 80 cents Q bottle. se a-2ms
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By J. G. koGU IRE & co.. Auctioneers.
pANDeOM1 fURN ITURE EANDHOU9EK1EP-
~ ING xrxno1s At PUBLIC AUCrIoH.-On TUES
DAY MOaNIN9, October 9Th, q 10 oclo:k at the
1s
sell the Furniture and Elects, comprlsine-
Rosewood Seven Octave Piano Porte, BY Rosen-
krAnz. 81 oil and Cover
Suite OF Solid Rosswood Paror Furniture, finished
handsome Damask Summer Covers
Rosewood Marble. top Centre and eofs Tables
1kgant Bronze and Gilt Mantel Olock, with Glass
Rich Chinese Vases, Mantel Ornaments
Bronze, Bohemian Glass, China and Lava Orna-
Choice oii p.in.i. g. and Ensr.vinss through out
the house
Hand.oms Etssere. Tapestry and Embroidered
Velvet, Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
Scotch and Persian hugs Oilcloth
Walnut Hall Set stair hods and Eyes
Ia,1t., Walrnt Cared Wal9 Marble, TOR sidsbqsrd
and 6eat with Moquet
Hand.ome French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
Silver p .ted oastors. Walters. iss Stand, and
Cut Glass Decanters, 9oblets, Wines, and TumbIers
Mahogany 6ofe, Excellent Lounges
Reclining snd Easy Chairs, Foot Stools .##
Walnut and Mahogany BedBteadG, Dressing Bu-
reaus, Washstsnds, Ward robes
Superior Oqrlsd Hs!I and Husk Mattresses, Boil
snd sfs; auiis fii.o"' blan 'e's spreaos' Comforts
Toilet Sets, window Curtains and Shades ..
Stoves, Refrigt rAter, Tubs and Buckets
Together with . general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms cash.
ocl9 JC MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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SHow.Rrp.-Thnrsday,W w. HI. Ballard. 4sth
company of the Invalid Corps, stationed at
ST. AIoysius Hospital, was sent to the central
guardhouse for confinement for three days,
with shower-bath accompaniment, because he
5 worthless soldier generally, and refased TO
do any dnty. ---->z-------
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HfNIT1D STATES S-2o BONDS.
LIMITED aTATI0 7-9O TRDAsURY Norls.
UNIflp STATES C0UPON8 or 1881,
UNyflD eTATDs O1RTIyIcAT1S OF IN
DlDTIDNISe. 80
0eN. sIlvsr, Unsurfsnt Mosey. 1xsAaAse % all
parts Of Jurops and the Northern Cities.
BOUGHT AND sold.
Va Are Authorised 70 furnish IN Bonds at par
natii the lss Of August next, whoa the yrivilslss
Of conv ersion eeasss. 49, xzs5 ..1ze E;1f
Orders for Stocks end Col sxssuted II usw Yerk
sxslvsiveIy on eommissien. .,.ss
RIff1NHOUeI, FAINT co.
- BAaksrs, 363 Isnn .ayenue.
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SECOND w ARD STATION CAsEs-Mary Kes-
nan, drunk; az. JOS Smith, smuggling liquor
10 soldiers; military. VIM. Long, drunk and
disorderly; S2. Thos. Moneer, Albert Shalley,
John Moran, stealing; held for hearing.
Ihos. Courtney, drunk; Sl.9i. John Petin
berg, do. and disorderly; dismissed. Eliza
beth. Herbert, do; %. George HHdebrAnd,
drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languia brilliant, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are composed of
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintsrgreen,
Sassafra., Roots, Herbs, kc., all preserved in
perfectly pnre st. Oroix Rum.
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JAY COOK Z L CO.,
B A N X T. II s,
Ne. asa Fifteenth Street.

RIVE. TWENTY BONDS
at par nnhl further notice.
~ Persons desiring information concerning tAis
loan eon Droears at our counter, uIon
~ mai, circulArs answering eli luealionS that may
wD BUT AHD SELL ALL ISSUES OF
0Oy1RNA1NT BONDS, TRDAsURY MOTHS
o11IIICATES. AND vOUOHlRS,
OOIH, CURR1NOY, AND lXOH AN6I.
AnD PAT PIE HIoHBs1 PaIcHs YoR
CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE L co., Raaksrs.
n ST asa yiftssnth strset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24

NlW GOODS NEW GOODBf ~
IN Just received, large stock Of Point Ard
Thread Lace Collars. setts, and Handkerchief,
Thread and Pusher Lace Wells, Embroidered
Bands and xdging, DO. A large stock Of Head
dresses and Netts. latest style. Great variety Of
fsncy Combs, Jet and stee, lHardrops, Pins, Belt
CLASPS. Portmonnaies, Ae:. at ~
Is Market space. Penn. avenue, ,
se between 6tA and eth streets.