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The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Port OF New Yorn, Sovembsr ., Bss'

ara CLEANED
Steamship Bsions tBr)' riakham. iLondon-h""AHa
stesmsAip Eagle. Hepburn. Bavspa-spenord. Tiesson
S,esmship Potomac, Sherwood. rorsasa--n Cromwell
ssip Sorth America, Cutting. LverpooI~waIAms a
Bss si hAsnus tBren). Hsas. xsibouybe-kaler Lord
sa ts' A.isa.1. sssa
= Eari Tempest, Hipesley New wor'esn.-xur,y Nephew.
Brs Beaver Br), Jensen, Port sa PrnceH de corcora
BIG Smith tBr,. Mcclellan, rurts rsauds--c y KsoI
nrs assrs.. Jobnson' New or.-n.-R " prpunons,
..Hns JgdSs nsthawv. Rogers, Fortress sosrOs-E d
s,ls D 0 sry, Parter Pbnsdelpbls-yea rJs Acc.
Chr paker prics Aspis vail psnsma Railroad CO.
sehr Wonder lBr), sutb Port rpan. fIinicad-Jones
s.a. s..s.S ssy S.,; Sss
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sehr Neo. Dnsl., yors River.
shr BirdsalL Hatellou, wsshinxioB-Ysn Bruni A
shr rPR9y,s, Rogers, Als,snd,,s-ysn Bryn, slash.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-05

F
There was revival Ia the speculative demand Tor
wheat to day resulting IN o. 1c. 2c. on
spring Upper lko sampcs Ia the face of heavy receipts,
which were liz ,10j bushels We also nofc good home
trade demand, bat Tor export nothing transpircd The
sales loot up o7 600 bushels at t 32ati 3s or Miwau
kee club and spring Chicago, 81 81 Al Al for amber
Mwaukee, 81 80 81 40 fer red winter Western, 81 ~
81 % for amber Michigan and 81 20 for amber CrccD
Bay The corn market was much unEeliled and prices
receded about lc., al which a large business
was transacted, principally for home consumption.
There nothing dong for export, and spesll,tors
were rather shy Although there q large decrease in
this years. ycid the absence of any considerable demand
for cereals abroad " enable ~ substitute wheat
for tins staple 10 some excn and thus make up the de-
nccncy In tho corn crop. The receipts 10 day were
IL 500 bushels and he sales rs 900 bushels 81 O5 for
Western mixed Ia store aud 81 OF 81 OK afoai Rye
very firm, butS quiet, with Of ANAL lots az
81 22H 2s Oats were 10 better request, and prices
up 70. t3c CLOSING st 81 30 ~ sac with libc-
raj busncss receipt, 81 227 bushels barley sales
$500 bushels Canada rast At 81 ~ " 50 receipts,
1870 bueheis Leans aud peas we're quot. -
BEB~Ax was quiet but hrm.
CorJos.-The market rulcd nrmer with y iar demand.
Sale 200 bale at Soc a ssc. fof mddlnga ..
CosyKn quiet but frm, With ANAL sales al previous
prices. rhs stock n New York on November az
folows-
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slaee Ian. sll2 as1 bsa I2saa2, ,l05 asosa,a4,

The Cincinnati Gazette says:--- .ah' tf
Tho Cleveland and Aabening Railroad has passed into
the hands of the Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad
COMPANY and III hereafter be controlled by u, and run
branch Of that road. The has been shortened
and | ID known the Mahoning Railroad thus pro-
serving It's distinctive do guaton and character Tho
management viii st he In the hands Of Mr. L. Rhodes,
tne superintendent takes tho Title OF general
manager aud the conductors and working force Of the
Rad viii without change. The rails Tor the
gauge already down from Ieavlisburg 70 Ccyc
land and the only work remaining ~ be dor IA 70 hnfsh
putting IN the new switches. Everything is expected 70
b. cufnplelcd by November 10, VI not sooner,
thot no through from tho Long dock,
ugposts New York, 90 Cleveland. Under tho nsw
arrangement, tram OF both broad aud narrow cars
VII bs made up Cleveland and drawn by enxjno
10 Ieavttsburg, where the broad will be switched
on the Atlantic and Great Western road, 70 20 70
New York, and the remainder of the train run 10
youngstown This will be done w.ih both passenger
and iresht cars, going both ways. The new o ssgcnger
depot of the road at Cleveland nearly eomr18e II ls
cae just below where ths hahonlnv road now crosses
fhe g. aud a. I. uaeks and direct copneclSou " lll
made with both these roads their tracks running on
80 sde of tho brlding and the Mahorinr on Il hs
',ber Another important mprovement n correoucut
uroaly up along the whole line, and Tho wlro VIII bo
stretched IN the % the naxt two weeks The AZ
and Great Western mauag.rs expect cosnrlsss
fhcr limo 10 Cincinnati IN January, and thus perfect
he broad gauge connection by way o. tho rfie fti,nc
ssd Great Western aud OHIO and Nssfssi Ads
between rev York and - Ioais si4 ls 90 tedlo.''
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,a,,sa CbIIe also on private terms and bt OF city
red al II Nc kc. Stoek In nrst hansss
oscSO Buenos Ayres Monlevdeo, IS $50 Rio Graz DO
$500 Ovinoco. 5000 Porto Cabcfc 1910 West indn &c
100 chile 4.S2D Mexican go MaracaSho, 100 Central
American $50 Sav ani.a and Bcgota, 0o0 CahosnIa
TCc0 African and 600 domestic Total, l3i ls0 same
t6no lsO2 AK, 600; 1861 3i3 y00s, 1860, 1856 il0
Hors were STEADY. with sales Of about 400 oaes ~
prices rang FROM zoe TO 27c fos common 10 nne sors
or 1865 IL
I,xswe further sales OF 3100 bbls. 81 q 20 hos
Rockiand 81 25 for Gens Falls aud 81 30 for JOnta
AotAssKs u good demand with Gales OF 900 hhdS
New at 66c. The stock in New York November
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

sALf--The market was nrmer, though quiet. Ashton's
may bc quoted at y so per sack, and Turks Island, at
latest sales were $500 sacks OF Jeeys and Dorcsys
Liverpool, at 81 IS.
wooL continues very rm The invoice noticed yesier-
day at about 40c $40 bales Cape cargo Of the Done
from Algoa Bay.
wmsExy advanced fc., with brisk demand. Sales Of
300 bbls at Ole. &C., closing af the higher agurs.
Recelpte, l43 bble.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

I \ PHnADHIIHA, Nov. ., 1863.
Stocks steady. Pennsylyabia SIS, 9oH, Reading Rail
pennsvysnIa Pailroad. "a Gold itsI sisht eYcbsnce
on New York at par.
.r PMLAprrnA, Nov. 4, 1863.
Flour nrm super1ne $5 a &5 75. wheat dull white,
81 70 q; red, 81 80. Corn dull yellow Soc Provi.
sions nrm but dull. Petroleum unsettled and nominal
Coffee firm Rio, 32c 33c Sugar steady. whiskey, ,64c
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
S HiPPIN G NE w S

movements or 0esan sssamsrs.
Mails forwarded by every steamer In the regular nss
from Liverpool call Queensowp ef
cept the CanadiAp line which call Londonderry. The
STEAMERS FOR from The Continent call at Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Drrwoops were quiet. We note sales OF two oareocs
-. Domingo logwood, suppsssd ~ S22 . ga as Frl
FEncHs wero dcl. fpgsgcments, 200 bb,s -four.
900 bbs. 1our, Is 81 and 80 tons oil cake 50s and
per steamer Ens 800 PACKAGES butter cheese t0s
10 Hlmbarg 1900 bos pc.soosm a.. and 90 hbds. VAL
franos per neutral foreign bsrk 70 Cad, beavy pps
slaves, A6 British bark indian Belle 2o0o bbls petro
isum W Mspclles, about A. ca. shp 70 dfec, port
In tho Mediterranean tobacco A. 3D. vessel $50 Tons
TO Mexican poft and back, 5000 pass gold. Two
l2s sud yors,s yessei as6 tons 70 nos,h 10 s
5000 CAlifosntA neighu continue dsil Mpt oe The
light re'ght now goes by lha way 0f the isthmus.
rNR--<od continued active, with sass n 100 qusntAla
Sscsys's Bank a. ~ ns - s7h. kscssrs' were quiet
q, rsssc,.ca~soe e bones Canton '0d q 70, mos,
nAE-n,soo Ibs North river have changed hssas
within dag oS two % 2Dc q 2lc.
Hrny wse quiet, without further sales Tho soch n
Nsv rosh Novsmssv J. was ~ solows-
| INA
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TJry pgpocnArs o. rng ann .LpEnp,sIc

TUE DEMOCRATS or rng sIkru sLpERsssic
from tt~ bodf eenNs sNfft 1oFt ffi gfffn
lbsrn us "a Prime ssrsst an ssesisstsi ts,sa
ths Ft-.sft tas1wh@nt f.f tfsfH - ~ ~
disiftt ssa ssissa ,hs faies - ~ fsiffs Ag.s
vlcs FrsstsaT 81 80 Tsgbist as Hfft ..af SEQ
ctiiar, nAstlfsir feg ipufieiasF .. tN 'g,n
tranir fia - fts fIIlH fN nHF - lHFT
u 80 sg A 's.ss a. a. tsfs ID bIas " - agElnt-
49, ~ 80. .sa 70 sle-.i fff. ~ rtrfs , -
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POLITICAL.

usfg vfsTTEHsTu whHD norLKLLss DfsO'ns-
4 uf Ats.ctf.aa 10 ~ ..ar ~esti1 nss a AT
-flf itH rrsf ~ ffftf srfshih stfs~t snA iSfnE
trn tEtrsa. far lfrtltrnf, I 90 h4fire a. fsJ ~
ftsr rhs tai 81 rva'fi - - - rpst eAp~fip ssd
tafffHr a.ffrHf III n' afu affHIsFisn. Nn iaa
IN Dsnrs if9s ID. Esa -fsEfs8 ~ ~ rf,tten. Isa
affsIran NafIsF ~ naIinsisA fef httsf
uta a ~ rplna flft1 49, n.tFgr hafthI fyr t9nn
fiirrs1 ~ If 'grr a. 1tu a. pfs- ~utAF
- ssf fl4usNt Ftsfs hs tslltffsi -
ussss Dssni. Hes.b = "a. nrtsoal % 2 tsssf.ss Iss.
n Lam AIlsu A vHFsnH 1urF Mogsl "a flsHFs.
Jomr BSRLEasos. Ps.sitssi
loss ksss.. s.>f.un.
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An ka.y. sad Jaekaes. tai.sdsi oy u. srw yoHs
,sohid 10 sealed
sS->~e~~Se~ess-~~~-. .s.r-~~~---ss..
AtulE,c ros rr~ rosx--vprs psy
............ - soos pIfrs....fnofu Y Al
sussnrs.............. s. Hreu vArxn eve 20
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hoss-we note sale OF 200 lbs prime New Or
leans picked at 9c cash.
rosn a. $40 for strained % and sss @ for lump The stock
for the lst inst was as foliows;- -
Spirits OF turpentine. 2,lo3 LOGS 3Ioo
Tar ar......................... l4,ll3 7,l43
PRovlsioss.-Pork advanced I2Jsc. 25c, with an ac
tive trade demand at tho Improvement, and also some
sa snapnss Is FOR nsw '9s Il
now prime $l2 81 for sour mess and ia for plated
Of ss % so
mess and $13 so Sl5 for extra Old rs entirely
nominal Prime msss scs6 ,s wanted sSr export and sne
sales the spot At $2o. Beef hams selling in
view Of the ght stock at previous prices Nothing
bacon email Of Cumberland reported at
10c The lard market little stronger but higher,
rood demand prevailed in part speculative: sales
900 bbs and erces at li14c Ike, Including 500
were anchSused wi Moderate business Receipts to-
day 305 bbs and 300 kegs lard, 232 bbs pork % bbs
beef, 2i7 packages cut meats
PERoIEum.-Receipts, 3 9b2 bbls. The market was de-
cdedly mixed to-day, but on tho whole much lrmer
The troubles havo mostly been adjusted and fresh start
menced aud considerable sales for future delivery
reported, at a wide range Of prices. Quite bust.
pess was done in "calls,n though tho larger
houses have set their faces determincdy against
this system Of traDsacting business Tho saes for
tho day were quite heavy and generally a. higher
The stock hand 1st instant largo as had
been supposed which will account for tho more buoyant
feeling apparent Tho GALES coo bbs crude Of
&c.. 5000 bbsi refined u bend AZ 49c. Ae5, but
cember and January, buyers option, AZ Ale. a 43Kc
The sales Of free oil only about 400 bbs at Sic
63c Naptha was dull and nominal. Calls about 3 800
bbe. for Decembcr, mostly al Ale. ard 81 bbl The
stock hand the 1st November as follows
Crude "a l9e bbs refined, l03 902 bbls napiba 46l4
bbls. residum, / $50 bDs. Total, 143 992 bbls.
PARAYrNE WAx.-2 900 lbs. No. sold at 30c. cash.
RICE quiet, but unchanged. We hear Of no sales.
The stock In New York. November !. as follows
1860. 1851. 1852 1868
Carolina, .ercee .72s 1850
East India (ceaned) bags. 10 465 1890
DO. (upc'd), bags mats 2O,360
SUGAR continued In good demand, and prices &c,
a zc higher. The sales 100 hhds Cuba musco-
vado at 12c 1870 and 800 boxes Havana at 12tc By
auction l79 do at 12<o 40 The stock about 10 900
hhds., 900 boxes, 900 bags sugar and 40 hhds
meado. Tho stock in New YORK. November !, WAS -
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
MIf.ItNtUb. .

At MsDaaH sATaASs igs gINTH AvEFUy. -
n dis vii hnd lar.c aal stsant $3.50 li - h'
Paris Weir gofsrts. the iffnh tIati Nanf ftn 'ff
s.ls isdss misses sni chffi a. foFfstf - 200 fssf
tous Hkirs - TO tates fashion anf ust 81 .aft HTF
The Frnrh riding C0rr.L piffir tc f0fsrs a4s ~ order
REgOyAL-yADAN ATST0E. LAIE Co. Road
~ vay, annnQnees 20 her ffrada ari faff0rr 'hst 80
lAa op.nsd sssAni sof - "a auf N.fgf iir~p -
her fesdsuoe No Clinton pafa iish sfrs' ffsi
Brosdvay
CARD To TUE LADIES ~ 1Ol WANT CuHtl
n Ronnrta - Ne atfti g. - fal On Ht'ahs $3.50
vision street caA IA 80 tl'rrf in frfAfa |" 10
grcaa
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
sEoAns AND Toniooo.

u'OnAcco -HAyANA wHArFEe8 tND WtLERs
/ oas te hsaahi A. I.rsisfs pfsa rnil go tsia. ~
wafGf. uw. At as ~
Ci.Ertiits liLiff Aisii p" "A'3 ''f'"N
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
ENPaFs~E-.

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ID We trg.HH ff'r t..a @,A..
III rl rsss of re SODA tgtfft n - lef friFsfihs
yirnit1fs 81 and ff0rl c9Hnfri. Fsf1iiafs slotted
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
srIE LECTURE sEAsos.

rvropv,Nr lg.rrRNs DAILT, FOR srsTLEAsr
i .rif sstts af~ 80 - u = tss'eraf flsnfqAf
a.. l.1lfss ratfs nutnt fkrn tlffs ave ktstg
srrsst-i 81 fstt ~ fBtsnfs ~ fttfessax s>tssssr ~
Il. 49, g.4E s|arl snsfeHs
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
rIiE MILITARY.

4 SUBSTITUTE wAsrnp--i siLL r.f AbhEHsL
n 4 a. - %
e..s hssss ts-sa5 40 ~ NJ soy a rftssrA
- . rrsfi " usfrs q ssf Hfsi 49,. ~ wsifa
L.un slLE-s DARK hLfE ovtEcOsr. EHfpL
- "a ta.g isgsr- =, = ar-i isass as'-- sea- 80
HpMsff .....
susnuuTEr raHTrp.-wE wlLL tAi 4 HsH,h
- ffirf. ..tN IL NaUi. ttsN 40 Fh ftf.ffit - ~
rsass1f ratsi.ii ssfssi n ~ - A. . p = $50
NfNMM.. fNfHtFH 80
= -nn -Nr sErnEn o. altgsgD. : eSsg
SDUv. ah.r y ag . .
"a 100 bs~t So f-ffef shf 80 Va 80 ffftffsFi
ca O. ~ slsasf - s.tff .l.f sa.s q
efx,sps>.. r.f fg sfa
fsrsttrUr. xEu lsf.fhaE ~ IotiIiss
~ ~ Ataof "a. .a- Na....s sg .s~.
- =. 49, T1Yr. y s.ssisss. - rfFss.sssi rsi
prfrEi,Ds
.,,El.F FrD wV Ia fltr y ~ -y-
III ys~f ~, a = f.-- - n $3.50. =. . fs
a .I ftsaHltf~ Lfaft
80 ... - Ns.s "a f - a.
.tts NEIfIFfN 'f -
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
TuE nussIAN NALL.

A TICKET ToR THE RUSSIAN NALL Foa sAGK
a l. W. NILLEH pC Bf9afwsy
LoR saIp-osE TICKET FOR TIE RcssfAs BALL
ionlsht Aiirtss hon 2.1i3 Pos 0Aee.
ID UserAs BALI. TiCKEfs Fon RALY.--PnlcE sis
III Apply q, ncxet oTc~. - Paft fofs y Y
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Ship Thonas ssars Sherman. from PadArs for Syorh
Aug TO- IL 10 3. loa -
ship Jsbn iss wlpcAe 700 days from noalmsin for
Falmouth sspt AT 81 ion II r. Was boarded on he
nisb, previous ~ she rebel steamer 0eorga
a.s .ss's aSsiZw wlr'6o's'A Am' 'eerns s. SEPT n lat
ns ss's &C y z cssn 'on s'Joho sB for LIVER
Bsa Ann Sherwood, rhonpson, fiom Nonteyldeo for
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

srxAnsuip scoriA, Captain Judhns sailed yeserdsy for
Queenstown and Liverpool.
srSAxsHY EAGLE Capt Hepburn sailed yesterday for Hs-
vAua
snir JoHr wArrs. winehel. rom Mouimein for Fal.
mouth E. captured the night OF the 2st OF August
BY the rebel steamer Georia and probably bonded Bbe
was spoken next day. Sept u, IN lat 81 o, Ion II T.
gBIr WESTERN STAR Knowles, from VALPARAISO for Liver
pool put into Lisbon 2ist u leaky.
BARE NorAsrn 80 tons, built ., KsnDsbunh. has
been sold at about eo3,0O
BR BARE MRLissA. A., has been sold at $500.
BARx Els, AIs, zs tons, built Al Staten Island In 1850
Evening star., 1863-04-01
DIEB,

On TIE Slst of Ma, ch in the 10th year of her age
Mrs SARAH TATE, rslict of Andrew Tate and
daughter OF the late Joseph Borrows.
her family are invited to attend her fansr al st
2ocloek p. m, THURSDAY. from the residence Of
New Yo,I svsnns hetvasns h and sou 1nt sas o.
west.
On the morning of the 18th ult., at the Infant
Asylum, CHARLIE, only son of VIM A. and Re-
beccs Shedd. aged months and days.
Dearest Charlie thou art sleeping.
hope in Heaven above;
He has left his Rsther weeping
To sing the Redeemers q love.
On the 3lst March, of pneumonia Mrs ELEAN0R
d. OADEN, widew Of the late James OAden ESQ,
in her a6th year
The funeral ceremonies will take place at her late
residence, on r street abave 18th. at IL e'ol0ck
Friday morning 81 inst. The relatives and friends
of her family are invited to attend.
Bait. and AsxardriR papers COPY
Evening star., 1863-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.
AMgsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Growers THEATER.-" Still Waters Run
Deep" and "My Aunt" by the Wallack-D Day-
export combination.
WASHINGTON THEATER.-" Jenny Lind,'
q Loan of 4 Lover" Whose Roomis It." Mrs.
John Wood in prominent character.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Julia Mortimer. Kate
Pennoyer, Ernestine de Faiber and others, in
song dance and pantomime.
vARIETIEs.-Song, dance and pantomime.
Mile Brignoli and many others.
WILLAGD's HALL.-Miss Clara Sdnal will
give recitations from the poets
Evening star., 1863-04-01

BALLS IN PRosPECT.-The Phenix Society
advertise grand ball at Temperance Hall for
Monday evening, April 9th This Society
never tail to give good parties.
The Columbia Engine company announce a
ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, upon
the same evening. A good time may be ex-
pected there also.
The Hickory Club advertise a ball to take
place more than a month hence-May 1lth.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

BILLIARDS TONIGHT AGAIN-A large num-
her of persons having been unable to go to the
Billiard exhibition yesterday, Messrs. kava-
nash, Goldthwait, Phelan, and Deery will
give exhibitions again this afternoon and even
ing. This afternoon for the accommodation of
ladies. This will be positively the last oppor-
tunlty of seeing these knights of the cue to-
gether No ladies will be admitted unless ac-
companied by gentleman.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

with bayonet in his rear, and if he refused to
go OFF goes his head. He complimented the
citizens on the success of the meeting
The hour OF ten having arrived, the meeting
closed, and the vast assemblage. after giving
three cheers for the Union, with tiger for the
President, dispersed.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
a4H AfsB ABRutbaradS Ill y LOT ON
next, at 51a O'Clock p. M shall offer at pu blic sale
in front the premises part Of Lot No in square
of lot has front of twenty-five feet on Eleventh
street, between Maryland avenue and z street,
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in aaA
IL months. Title indisputabls
mar a8td GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-01

LARCENY.-On Saturday night, Charles Jack
son, contrahand, servant of one Of the officers
OF Pennsylvania regiment, stole five pairs of
ducks from q hucksters stall, and was arrested
by detective Williams, who took him to the
Central Guardhouse, where he was treated TO
shower bath and sent to the regiment.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
ByJ. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioneera

Dy y y. MCU UInE q CV, Aucll0neerA
THREE: VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Af
Il THE CORNER eF STREsT NORTH. AND FIRss
STREET WESTON THURSDAY AFfERNOON,
April ID; at Eve clock, on the premises, we shsE
original Let in fquare No. 623, fronting east Is
feet on First street vest at the corner of street
north. and running baci about 81 feet to an alley.
This property Is located near to and ON the prin-
cipal thoroughfare to the Railroad Depot, and
purposes
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six, and
mar sd (Rep) &c. MCGUIRE Co. Anc.s.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
BATCHELeR's HAIR DYY,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye pro-
dnces q color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair In the least rem
sdies the Ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Rsd or Rxs,y Hair instantly
tarns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold BY all Druggists, go.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAfoHH.
LoR, on the fo1r sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsts York.
N lily (Late ZS Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
By MARSHAL PAGE Auctioneer.

5U2 1tb street, under Odd Fellows' Hall
pEREMPTOkf SALE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO.
Il WINES, BOTTLED LIpU0RS. GRoCBRIRs WooLBa
AND FANCY GooDs, AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Suffers GooDs.-Ou THURSDAY MORNING.
front of our Auctions Rooms
l6 zoo Fine Couchta Segars
~ 600 Su perior Figaro do
80 zoo Superb Napoleon do,
coo | ottes Old London Gin,
Bbbls Rice, Fine Cut Tobacco,
Cases Assorted Jelies, Boxes Caret Cases FrAsh
Peaches Canned Meats,
Oficer's Gsunlets. Superior Cashmere Oversairts,
Cotton y Hose.
Briar Wood Pipes, and general assortment sf
Sutier 8 and Grocers Good enumerated,
To the above VIII be added
100 dozen su perier English Pocket Cutlery.
new Rockaway, sett of new Single Harness,
10 Kegs Buttsr
m aG-fd
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HIDEa-uIDHS

" HIDESLHIDES.
w Ill Ee sold at Public Auction, evsry
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st Ii o'oIoaf q,
D., At the Wharf on Sixth street, Washington AZ
the Govsrnmen Beef Hides hand ut the tina az
sale.
Terms sssh, in Treasury notes, to be paid At sks
moment of sale. g.. BELL
3aE tchnon.l 1t. Col. and @. s. ~,
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A ss1srANT aUARrEsmAsrERs OFFICE }

"A Corner Of g and I'D Stress !
"AsHiHGToS. D. o., March 2S 1863 !
VIII be solr ut Pubic aucson, on NEDEEyDAy
April 18th at the large Barn. square bound ed
BY and 4 and Twenty frst and Twent. second
streets, large lot of Quartz stores con
demEed rs unft for public Be. vice. ecnsisting in
part Of snaad,ss Harness mes p",tsbis Fosses Black
Silly Tents. Wagon Covers, shoyels, Shades
Axes, and q variety.of other implements. &c, 6c
sale TO conn snce at 10 O'Clock a. n
Terms cash, in Government funds
OHAS n. TOdPKINS.
Capt and A @ M q. 8. l.
mar W-td J.C McGUIRE& & 90 hucts
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BY W. L. WALL CO., Auc ioneers
OHIO AND INDIANA HORSESAT
~ On THURSDAY MORNING ID April, we viii
sell at the Horse Market 2t Ohio and Iadisna Horses
comprising. Bays, sorrels, Brown, ss1dle, and
These Horses have just arrived, and are new and
OF the stock, and as the sale will be without
1t will offer an opportunity rarely met with to
secure good horse.
Terms cash
mar 26 w. L. WALL & Co., Aucts
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WASHINGTON MONEY YMARKEr.-Quot
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished
by Lewis johnson &c Co., Bankers:
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FIsH.-Shad are sellingin in Alexandria at 81. 1.25
per pair; herring, 40 cents per dozen; perch, 35
cents per bunch.
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By J. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROP

TRCSTEE's SALE OF UNIMPRoVED PROP
ERTY.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AprH
18th st 5& o'clock, At the Auction Rooms Of Jas
virtue Of deed Of trust dated Sept 7th 1883, and
duly recordse in Liber J. A. s., No lss folos $50.
county. D. c., and By virtue of a decree of the
CIRCUIT Court Of the District of colupbia. passed
IN charcery canie, o. ns!, nerein Henry Barron
Samuel Hanson jr are defendants, su bssituting
Wallaeh, surviving Trustee, ! shaH sell original
lot numbered fourteen n4I in square numbered
nine hundred and sixty 1861 situated at the corner
OF q street north and Eleventh street esst
Terms cash.
Ali convey sncing at the eost ef purchaser.
WIN. MATTINtfLY Trustee
J. @. MCGUIRE & C0, Aucts
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AUcl1OD6erS.
Corner south side Pa av and Ninth street.
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, SEGAkS, LIQUORS
~ AND SMALL STORES, AND HERRING IRON SAFE
AT Auction On THURSDAY MORNING. Apr1
I'd. at 10 clock, will sell in front of the Auo-
ton Rooms, a lot of Groceries, embracing
Barrels White and Yellow Sug gars
Ti-Tces Hams and Bacon,
Boxes Cheese Candles ard Starch,
Boxes Yellow and CASTLE Soap,
Boxes Ada mantine, Sperm and Mould Candles,
Cases Catsup, Sauces and Pickles, and BrandieA
Fruits,
Cases Natural Preserves and Jeflies,
Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper and Ginger
Bo1e Extract and Concentrated Coffee.
Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats and Vegetables
Boxes Navy Tobacco Smoking Tobacco,
5G,oS y Clay Cigars and other brands,
Cases Champagne and G Germsn Wines,
Cases Whisky, Brandy, Gin and Bitters,
Barrels Pixies xxx, Miller's Bye, Ma gnola Boar-
bon and other Whiskies
u and Is Brandy.
ALSO,
few kegs White Lead.
ALSO
lot Of distraned Bar Reom Fixtures and Stock
Terms cash
mar % WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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TAR FOB SALf
IN Large or small quantities, By
KING d BCRoHELL,
mar INV CorSer 18th st. and Vermont AZ.
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DEAFNESS, Eye. Ear and Throat Diseases most
.ucc sssfuily treated by Dr.. Won Moschzisker. oar
mails and references sec National Intellgencer or
call at his Office. An l.5t~