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LOCAL NEWS.

THE CASE or CAPTAIN FLFrcHxp This
morning Justice Walter had before n m the 60
OF Captain James flstcher, who was arrested
by Oficer Hurdle yesterday, a warrant ia
sued by Justice Johnson, on the oaths Of Hen.
~ Preston and John Burns, charging him with
the larceny Of ss-S5 each In tickets 10 New
cutIon. and A. Lloyd, Esq, for Capt Fletcher
The two prosecuting witnesses Were not 81
hand, but two others. sailors on the same YES
testified, in effect that they, with others, OBJ
tained liberty Friday evening last and
went TO the Depot where they purchased
tickets for New York and took their seats
in the cars Capt Fletcher, who has been act
ing as detective at the depot for some months.
came in and asked for their passes, but they
not having hem, having len them with the
told them that they Were under arrest, and sent
them under guard 70 the guard-house, order
ing them first TO give mp their tickets which
they did. They remained in the guard-house
until the following morning, and they got out
by making mp sum Of money (S2O was De-
manded) and paying soldier or clerk. The
defendant contends that he was acting under
orders throughout from Capt M. Smith, ex-
ecutiye officer of the Navy Yard and did In
the matter nothing but his duty. The Justice
the men, and with a view of getting st the
night party continued the case until to-mor-
row.
CRIMINAL Court. Judge Wylie.-To-dsy, the
case Of John Burgess. indicted for the murder
OF Joseph Sfnltn, colored, on the 3Oth OF august
last, near the Magazine on the Eastern Branch
was argued by Messrs. Morgan and Bradley
ior the prisoner. and Assistant District Attor-
ney Wilson for the prosecution, and given TO
the jury about ~ O'Clock
The jury, after a short absence, returned a
verdict OF guilty OF manslaughter, with rec
ommendation to mercy. They also informed
the Court thai they intended 10 petition Tor his
pardon. Mr.. Bradley, for the accused, entered
motion for q new trial and in arrest OF tudg-
ment.
ID. BROWN VS.. A. NJ. HoFYAR.-This case Of
Landlord and Tenant, which has had several
trials before the Court, was lately decided in
favor of Hoffar, the tenant, by the Supreme
Court IN bone
r.. p. Jackson and ]. +. Norris, attorneys for
Brown, and X. X. Crawford for Hoffar.
THE TUNIs EMBAssApoRs.-The Embasss
dors from Tunis are engaged to-day in paying
visit TO the Freedmen's Village and the for
tIhcatlons OF Washington, under the escort Of
Gen. Haskins, U. =. Army, and a detachment
Of the 5th regular cavalry.
Observation-Disclosures John II. johnson, who
has been an efficient magistrate for some seven
years, has to-day presented his resignation TO
Attorney General Speed with a view TO enter
ing upon active practice in the legal profession.
OyERCoAT FOR JEFF. DAvIs.-The tailoring
firm OF : Owen & Co. has received an order
for an oyercoat for JEFF. Davis. JEFF. evidently
docs not expect TO visit a warmer latitude this
/ season.
PEEsoSAL.-Cspt Alden. u. s. N: Gen. r
| v. sumner, U. ;. A; Commodore Winsloyy,
u. =. N. are at Willards'
II Rfzhs "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-01

soy SEVENTH STREET 1863
Do NOT BUY YOUR FURNITURE UNTIL
YOU EXAMINE DUB STOCKl
We have the greatest variety and the
LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE
in the District,
And pledge ourselves tn sell from TEN TO FJF
IN THE CITY.
Also,
full line of
HOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS
We are constantly in receipt of CARPETS and
OIL CLOTHS. from New York auctions which
can and are selling from 10 cents per yard less
than other houses. 0''
BONTZ & erosion,
ocoI-nI 800 It'll street, above /.
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
" FOR GENT. 8 AND BOYS WEAR
Just opened. fine stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
in black and fancy styles. Some at extremely low
prices for cash
nS- And all goods warranted to prove AZ repre
scented. j. w. COLLEY
no l-5tif S23 7th street near Pa avenue
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PERSONAL.

nOCTOR @. TRAUTMANN,
" PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN,
&C l4-2aw4w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-01

A PENNSYLVANIA LADY, RESIDING AT
"A No, 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent
Rooms, Beds, and Boarding, suitable to accem mo-
per week. oc Sims'
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dEfN
The steamer THOMAS +. CA-sAS1TS
HILL" will leave Commerce Street Wharf BaIti-
more, Md, on WEDNESDAY. November lst 1855.
forGeorgetown, D. @. Returning. will leave No.
90 Water street, Georgetown. FRIDAY the Cd.
at I'm.
For freight apply to
JNO. B. DAVIDSON,
80 Water street, Georgetown, d. o.
Or, o WORTHINGTON
Commerce Street Wharf,
NO IN Baltimore. Md.
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IN attache OF this office, long troubled with a
stubborn cough, and VINO supposed his lungs to be
single bottle. "-BoH. Clipper.
slnce Introduced IL here. several Of our phy ST
clans are prescribing il with the best success ~
no e03mr n. BUFF Chemist Po,gs,uouth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-01
Full supply on hand Of all colors and sizes OF
COURvOIsIER'S,
ALEXANDREB,
pAInr,G "a

Has been in constant use in our family for over
twenty years, and with invariable success think
II an excellent remedy ~ ~
american Office, Bait JOS j. DOBBIN
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Weueite Na1rt0ten.
Selegrapbirt fir Oeu Baltimore 8eder".
dnbe iM @srsinisn

Die ,,8t9monp 3inte5" tbeilt nit, baB In
Sloane County, WetYir9tnten, in lester $50
te iber bunpert @fripnen pom Der bortisen
Circuit Court in Nnflage3ul tanb perlebt muir
Den. SieIelben tparen arGBtentbeils @uertl=
las.-6ranf @tQa unD George NQen linp Der
GrmOrpun9 zines Unions plDaten beiGulpigt.
Sic maren stpar sur 3eit Der grmorpnns
Sulpaten IN Der llDliGen Nrmee, man lldt
ibnen jeeUa 81 e~e.peilen, pab Die GSptuna
niht In re9utdrem @efe6te splbraft, tnpein
lfe Den @et0oteten in letner eigenen Wobnung
auf9eiuAt.
Sri, Jtoberts, welAer int s. 1851 Mtt-
glteo Der neitoir9inti6en @unoentipn mar uno
naA 8iGmOnD sefangen abaefibrt wurpe, bat
gegtn Sene, Die bierfar ais ~belunpers oerant-
wprtliA betra9tet perpen, zine gntiAdpiauno
Dpn $4,000 %ertpirft unter ben 3ur Qeiltuna
pieler Gntl6aot9uns Gerurtbeilten befnben
fA 5u9b 8Yser, welder fir li6 atlein So
600 gu 3ablen 1nt.
Terner bert6tet bic Nidntcnb Shines, ba6
Dem Sen. SerrY Die QtIte Der Ganpipaten fir
Die Staptamter CUR Be~ltdtioung pprselest
mcrben lei unO DAP er blos veini9e 4lpermen
uno Gcuncilmen auf Ret elite ltr,@ uno Die
Nnpern einleBen werpe !"
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gleueres aus susa.neriF1.

New yprf, 9. Nus. Der Dampfcl
Gcita silica lit NIT 9ta9rtGten pom 81. aus
panama eineetrofen.
Der Oampfer Manneltta Ylanar, better
We9nabme purA Die 8e9teruns Son Nicara
qua tur5liA 9emeloet wurpe, lit etnes 6bei
Ipesea lsiner t~nformelen Glarirideine, baupt
laAliA aber tpe9en ietner leerduberiiden I'M.
triebe confts3irt worpen.
Der Dampfer @olpen Nse mar ssl9eiter
uuo ietne Walhtnerie perlpren.
Die funfti9e Bdbl oerurlaGte eroBe @uf
regun9; man slaubte, bob Ma5quera ertpdtlt
perDen mtrb.
~ S9taGriAten aus Sioamerifn setqen, baf
Der repOlutionare @eiit in ben oeriGieOenet
Staaten f~prtDauert.
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b~abntnipettOr IN Cuba, unb g. Dtaa Wene-
~ralptcar BON ct. Domingo
Nnn europa.
Nza n<fnufifHnS &nhoI


SanbY 5oot, 9. ausult, Der Dpfr
Cuba brtnst 9la6ri4ten pom 20. Suit %,
9tperpppl.
Queenstown, 80. Sult. Gtebenbun
bert Metlen beS atlanttl6en &abeIs Iino oe
lest, 9eitern allein $50 Meilen, ais bic Slo.
lirnns Y%erlpren sins; uriaGe unbetannt. 81,
weiteren @tn3elnbetten werDen eripartet.
Gen. Breckenridge, Der Grz&rieaslefretG,
Der ebeu1alt9en CONFEDERATION mar in Sput.
hampton an9efcmmen.
Or. 9ritGaro, Der gtftmil6er, warbe In
OlasgO!p tn @e9enwart elmer nnsebeuren
Wfeni henmen9e 9ebanet.
Die sefrDnten 5aupter GurOpas perbeu
naGltens etne Ser ammlune talten.
Dos Grl9einen Der GbOlera in Nleranorid
1T btltatist. Mrs. Banning, bic Grau einea
amertfaniiden @etiionairs in Gairp, mar UNI
ter ben Spfern.
Die lssttn 9fa6ri6tsn be3asli9 bes Gabelz
ppm 30. Suit melpen, Dap bic Sioltruna ee>
bpben It. Seine @inelnbetten.
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xor. Campo in 8DSiar. R6mia.
reich SS0muCuPr.

sell! NIT fetnea aus ben tettianfta unt ~trGfrtseeM Rrda.
;srn ~tefettesen arsasien u~ufrt!baT Unb ral@ dle bt arakt
aetten pelGs SuS uureassnastgtettcn tn DiaSen pbar Slu.,
tgtretsn. as % limb;
sEaatpls leoer Art. iasbeirnDere Magentrampi
0dnocrpOiosn, GbcIero< Antdle, 9iarrbae, ap.
llfen, 8re9rubr, SdptHoei, BIdbunsen, 8opf.
i@mer8, Altbma, tuItes 5ieber, @piIepiie.
Sn allen ntsten 6daeu If oas Dt, G a m peT&e g Nrt,
,per 1Dttls 81 0 bpttIee Flr SCI ~anfebitdr unb wtrit IDtort
@egen eoronifeben iperalteteny Gbeuinati&mu
HtIft ets D.. eamcef@ { II 8 m 40 Salbt
per sfDT 81, 8 Dpren fit &5), IN fbrieriaea bdltn MT
oen @ttrtr tusletG ausspanbt, aGrr.
Der NatNrncttur eamps In 5ps!ss bat etnen 70 GROCER
fuf eb Ydttenten aus aueu dtetlen bet sDelt Su ttn
%1rSnten; CT bat eDuts @cpcIsCn tn SabTf 1852 opA ether
{uder6aTnrubr bts ale unts ibGr ertl1rt mar, furtrt unit
cat SeeenWartts. aueer etrca 1000 pattentsn aus Nab ant
Sern, bic fSnteli6s 5dmti!s Upn pnnnOuer, @rrsflrn GSn-
dGnttn Vpn ~G3uslasb nebf Semabitu, anb 3eraUs BON Nj
fenbure nebh Rchter tn SehanpIune.
Sn Baltimore get q. gOeslet & Co., Setb .. 5auet, 3
3dHencanr &dspart's Iro auen dnbern Mprt6eftn au baken
5avptbspCt fl, Dtarttt Columbia, so. &Driiferl, 81.
% Npenue 30afbtnetpn, D. 6
Saportirt opn DR.. Ritfcb & &c.,
tSrt2f-) Re. q2 9Srp0tudh, Nen YprY
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8Auoes9anptflaDt

@ai9tngtcn, 8. ausuit. Der D.G-
IiOent puroe beute wteper fGrmlt9 son Yar=
npnIthern bela9ert; unter oenen, pel6e Re,
gtaDtst pnlb +. mar 81. M.KYatterlp n uni
IT. IS. 8alter, Spn Mlubama; Sbeoppr,
Wa9ner, spn Gbarleit pn, uno 0rn. Selppn
non 9%lorfolf. Inter BEN geltern eingeret6teu
0slnden I'm Se9napt0uns mar 6eri6el 9
Sobnion, bon Georgia, Der 8tce-prdToent.
ltalts eanoibat auf DEM Douglas 5idet
Sein 0elna wurbe Durd Mtr8. Douglas pra.
%lentirt.
Iomtral pprter 1T sum Gbef bes Naetga.
tions Bureaus at interim ernannt iporoe1
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Bon meriso.

New 9prt, s. Qug. Der Dpfr. Nan-
battan, ipelfer bente BIER eintraf, brinet Be
ridte ppr Gera Gru3 Bis gum 90, Qtlel sum
80. unO Guba Bis gum 8.
Inter ben paHa9ieren beinoet il9 peonp
Riple, merit. Winiiter fir Stalien, netlt Sc
tretar, Der @eneralconlul fir paldittna unp
Gen. Msrina, Mi. De urrepcla, Oen.sgti en=
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Gin Cantifat octod,cu.

MemPbis, 4. Nu9uit. s3pi16en benz
0eleB9fbun9s Ganptpaten Cameron unb Ct
mem Siiraer, Namens @ere, lit IS bier su Ell
mem Gcnfitte 9etOmmen. Cameron goa etns
Vtlfole unp Were periebte tbm tierauf einen
Sti9 NIT einem Meier tn Den sails. Die
Nunoe 1T gefabrlth, opA boft man, Game
rurt5 Qeben nod 3u retteu.
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MdrqtDrcifc.

BaIttmprc, 10. Nug.
@e9G.- @uper S.25 = $50; 6autilp 1850
tis HOO; Rogs .tmsbl 5.25-5.50; @prume9t fet
5.00-5.12L
@etratbe c. Wei,sn. peiBer, 2 2O-2O.5 urb
rctDer l.55-2.cO q S>t9I; gBeIi9tcrn 0.S9 %. SO
@ 8ibt.; Safer 43-45 Gents @ Nibt. Ofpgsen
65-0.65 "a Bbl.
Wclafles -rpurbe in oerSGieteuen GIantitGten AZ
$50 Gents offertrt. Yorto 0fico 50-75
9rcotiicueu. - S6inten 24-3l @ente, Geiter
1914 @ts S6uiteriifte 1SA Cts s9peineiett PASS.
@aftee.-9tiO fcfete l9T-21H i'm @clO) @YiO.
3uder. Cuba 1900 1900; Yorto &icr
~ 50-l5.O0.
@ots.- @5Ounb a(um 2.25-3.25, fsines $3.50
BIB 0 90; Curtis Sslano 10000.
W9iSteb- weftt., 2.2T per SAT-.
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~
6snetoI @rduf.

3orontc, 9. @u9ut. Sen. Grant fam
auf eiaem Spe5talSug BON Miontreal bier an
unO futr auf einem Oampfer lOfurt naa Den
9ia9arataaen. Sbwpbl feline Nnfunft nid,t
all9emein befannt mar, perlammelte liA bod,
the nn9ebeure MenlAenmen9e am Sabnbpf.
Mfan %fprperte i'm auf cine 8ebe su balten,
mas CT ieDoG ablehnte.
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u iftnbabtl ,nfau.

d, @Utn., y. Ausult T. Der Nor-
piA= 3ug lief 7 Meilen n5rpli9 pom 9iep
goncon Don pen Sdtenen unp 4 @agsonS
~ltir5ten in Den 6lab. Mr. NDams ron ytors
tbon, Nfall, tpurpe 9etDptet unp Il bis Is
perlcnen leiAt oerlest; unter ben lesteren
b%efanpen lth Scr. unp Ntrs, 8rpwn aus
Baltimore.
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ReaeteUnpentiOn in mafhnine.

Naibeille, Z. Qug. Die ,gonoen>
tipn Der Nsger BON 3ennelIee" tast beute. Der
Sorliser ia9te, Der 3ped Oerlelben Jet, BON Der
0efesse9un9 Grtbetlun9 pes StimmreGtS an
Die 9is9sr 5a foroern lnp cine Deputaticn
mad @af9in9tp1 SUI %ifnp,n, tpel9e @lei6es
perlangt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@dmnfs&e Wlitsttebtr res Sdnoerbunbes nerSru bset
burd Re adriGt8t CAB am @rnntag, len 10 Wuaua, Dor
mtttass 10 Gr eine alser.t c SIN -prr.e %IatiRnfet. Da
umiaet fplbtnoe & eber:
I gas 8ba, mtrltee ron Gebltns: Da4et anf!
3 D'rauf uno bran, tas bic Eunfeu hi.b,n.
A Saasb! Saafb! snm gDlt6p.rf.
lkpirial Gnhn q oA.yr
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@iffnhdhnnebGnnc in Inrnntn nieh

5prontu, 8. Aasuf. Dur4 eine srpBs
0euersbrunlf, welGe 9eltern 9la6t @de Don
Bay unp Welin9tpnltr. entltanp, linp BIT
Gtlsnbabn9etaupe pe5 rgranD 3run Stall
paY" 5erl tDrt.
Man befarGtet, oaB etn &tt1p in ben SLAM.
men uin9etpmnten lit.
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2putsot(le, 9. Nusult. Sn @alatir
Sount9 1t I'M san3en 1. Ditr4t pas penO.
tratil1e Gidet eripablt pprpen. 9rtmble
DEM, erbtflt 5000 Maiorit1t.
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J(euv 0n5oigen.
GODg5: Nu&et0e.

gm SertrHensn Rpntoe Nadmittag farb TIT Mieranbria
SDbdnn M d. & Ietn
IN feinen 46. yebsnsidtre.
Osrit!te Gar friber In Baltimore dnIG6ia unb BATE nd
taHeibft ME All fetnsm lebtsr DobnUrt ptele + eunee errrct.
ben reite rte Mad riot fetneS raf1en Ab ebens nil tic fem
Beoauern ~entgegen ftnen wertea. Gas 8egrabnis tanp
seaern 9 rIn!ttas TAFT.
boz Observation-Disclosures.
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Surd5sbare Jemcrs brnnft in e,slpesou..

New=Srleons, 8. Qusult. @m 2
.. yita bra@ in @alveton, 3eras, 6sue,
aus, wel6es tmmenle Gtssnt4um aert6rte
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DaS atIantiIcbe RabeI.

@5p9 SaA 8. Ausult. Der Dampfer
nGlara Glarita," pelder Dem y@reat @a|ttrn"
e~ntss9enseiGtdt pnrOe, lit nod nitt pieDer
suriifgetebrt.
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(bcfrl
Gpncurnin.

Die ndGfe rrte fir tas am IL. Sfpt. b.ata6ttste Gen.
cert fnb't Bre'ta3, B II IL De-, &btnbs 8 lbr I'M neuen Scr.
Gin geta1 { fat TIE Eaate unO 5errn Der So cor ia. To-
me PIE y rren ron ValttmDr 2teoeltranj un6 rom 9st nt4-
nt1 Nd II rder me;Ge tire freunbltde Uthrirfuna iuae5. al
hayen ltnb r~rtn6enp unb ersebena n elattn.
(befrJ SuItuS 6 te{m. &efr.
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Nrbeitcr YSoubcrrin so /

que 81 INT en-, bic nod sefonnen Fnb, Gt ttefem ger.ta
a W. meroen ntit %perlaunen beute Epnne, faa. ten
no' % UanfFr., au eri6einsn, ,nbsm bic ,meite Nufsa6iuna
H. Gprr1tYfdfi f.. @r1dbent.
tccl % NbfIfnbi GpFr
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sae safFSen unb gbren. aRits teser tex @rteit.r Ce ana
StIt,ns Tersen ht rmt' enaSr,&rist, ta5 as at,ter @tr,thr
9agtien Sennta8, ten - Aueut, fttn Stiftunasftt In
,ntt>p) 9o~G
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Meusr Nnnnercin.

unter Rem gtanhen .N9arplano No, oerein gp " ~ Elm
neutr SotSer.tn I'm 5auis bss Srn. 81 rb4tger. SO So Sar.
stlonttr, am z. :. ID. e%rEffnet pOrtsn unS fab aae, peI&e
na9fen wsrnias abenp s llbr TN pben %senanntea QO:alt er.
sufnb n. 81 r M Ell
(r = nr) @sFr nrc tsn,r
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NerNnUQnn0en
Mir 8dQe urS @or,evte,..o.ms.4s1S,

zen 0reuneen unS 8ttapnten ter Gone, rbto" @s6nd a g.
i ane sr ssm s ssr. sait g Ds% ~. fss taaust ,ar Ratri6f, raj
a. : ,r,osSn"ts - oW So rug Mm | 9 pit, rnber tip thSne. nrUfe
henen Rdum't6ht en- aa attalturs ren paGsr mar So-.
eerten ~ m stesn tn, repn ~frGtJettfse NsslifgtiOr Ssms6t
rtrh. &tAss SAt eS""St
Ehe ~cleaartt unb tCAbare NusHa firura tes orseer s..-
les nebf IeIn t~n5blittsn G~G-berebe,i i'm rnern FIR SsTrr III
Dinten. Eopts bsqnemes Resd rdtigrastrmsr. uebf al, sem
Gsfoal nit o~cnfanbts ringer Gtster 8a&e lafea niGts ~
wunf&tn fbrt3 :"
0SQ dneises z ,fti9 fbirr fir 500 @Cupeyte iG Az s;nsut
nnasieen gteis ju n%istbeu. Ndbere @uPfGrf 5t
q. %. NpefFI,
2EiH3dpl 37o ST. NdItfinpre FIR. ,utfdrn 8tsdrp II DdroH~.
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sS5; 3Out8 W. OSeber'S
$glil WtarpldnD sS$nititut 6aQ Reftairotinr

SEQ. 20 Rartet space.
Dert h'eN8en tstrpbi rte Benz nu pGrttaen gublttum en-.
p eble t& ttsrl lit rnetre Gut's S@5afe etnseriG.tte gD.rtb.
lbaf uno Refaurattpn.
&a!te InO Marine Spetftn fab gu jebsr Gases;ett AZ BADEN
uno pc oar tt Hets att esn retnften @etrdnten perIeben.
So &ptEenbe nnb ssDarotrs 6aben I~eberseit Inter.
nm mEn f2Qiny2I km~l
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CONNECTICUT Sceo. unb Onunna Tabaf,
bel Stlten ano tleinen Qaantitdten,
fetr HaiS ~ ttrtanfsu.
(losue2W) Isl %. 4sittw,r.a,..
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&gsasatersS DmSerte
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General 8erfammlund

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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-21
.AYLOR a. CREMER.

AT THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES.
HUNTINGDON, Pa.
Sell Fruit Ornamental Tress, Vines &c. of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries
and warrant them true to name.
Standard Apple trees at ls3 cents each
Sic per loo.
Peach trees, 15 to 20 cts each-$I2.50 to
Slo per 10
Standard Pear trees, SO to rs cts oach
Dwarf Pear trees, sos to$l each-2o to Sc
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, SO to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 373 to rs cts
Dwarf Cherry trees SO to rs eta.
Plum trees so cts.
Apricot trees 40 to so cts.
Rectarine trees 25 cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees ga to 81.
European Ash, rs to /.
European Lareh, as cts to l5O
Norway Spruce, SO cts to 81.
American Baisam Pine, 75 cts to Slbo
American & Chinese Arbor Vita, SO CT
$I.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &C. &c
huntington Jan. 25, IS60.-tf
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-21
ELRST NATIONAL BANK

- Of ALIOONA,
Corner of Virginia and Annie Streets, oppo-
site Saperintendent's Office Penna. RR, Blair
county, PenRa-
q. S DEPOSITORY s FINANCIAL AGENCY
Monies received on deposit. Interest al
lowed on time deposits. Gold and Silver
Bought and Sold. Frae Currency and
Mutiiated United States Notes Redeemed =
Drafts on the principal Cities for sale Cen
trail Depot for the sale of United States Inter
nal Revenue Stamps.
This Bank keeps on hand for sale the
3-Ie u. 5. Treasury Notes, and takes subscrip-
tions for the same This is the Popular
Loan, the only Government Loan now in
market at par, giving those who have money
safe and desirable opportunity for invest
ment Two Cents Day for each 81 90 These
Notes, at Maturity, can be exchanged for s. %
Six per cent Gold bearing bonds
WM. NJ. LLOYD, Prest
D. 7. CALDWELL, Cashier.
Feb. Q, 1855. If
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-21

T EFT PHYSICIANS SPEAK!
SELLERS VERMIFUGE THE BEST IN USE
HERE IS THE PROOF
Licking Station, KY.
Mr.. r. z. SELLERS Your Vermifuge pos
sesses more virtue than any l ever used. l
will state case where / gave one vial. My
brothers child was pining and wasting to a
mere skeleton. In thirty-six hours after l
gave the Vermifuge, the enormous quantity
of upward of si1 hundred aOorms were passed.
The child that was given up for lost is now
as well as any in the neighborhood.
AMBROSE ARNETT, NJ. D.
PREPARED BY
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Sole Proprietors.
PITTS3URG, PA.
Ia The above is sold by Druggists every
where. decl-ly