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AtaS%GEf ROOT %ES srsR
viii remsve every yestigs Of impurItiec from IN
system e yell e ell the bed ensess Of Mersury.
In many directions with when num1erS - ..
males suffer The H :, HI. AND HERB JUICES mos,
happily adapted. n Uleersted Uterus. IN Leucor.
biity, and for al CONSTANTS incident to tie w
6snfb express. Price Gin per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

o. .. ,o.aC HAHbbrs WMAhLACH, Trustee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

fneral Hospital, Boston, Mass, June IS,
umpton, Albert 5. Bassett. aged 26 years
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

-, Samuel W.. l, 18th; absent sick Jun,
1865, o
smith T1mo'n' 80 - -N' '' '''A '"'y 10
w., Hiram. B, Sd; absent sick July 81
ss.st Abijah, G. 3D. at Camp Parole April 8,
IT., Jobn. C, lTth absent sick July IA, 1865.
nU, lewis, recruit, 9th; no record since
,'tsr into service. :.
s'le, NV Lewis, F. Cavalry; transferred from
y sbsent sick August 8, 1865.
S,ltpr, Charles M, recruit. I'd; no record
| ~ muster into service
Ssn % Thomas, recruit, Cavalry; no record
" muster into service.
s. L Henry, D, Sd; absent sick July ~. '64
T .S Eli F., recruit. 3D. no record since
,sg Into service.
Igheeer' Alohzo A. l. ''h' "osent SICK March
t S,r John H., A, Cavalry; transferred from
r paroled prisoner.
aaITd. Nelson, A, 9th; in arrest for desertion
P TIS George, recruit, Sd; no record since
'csr into service.
T M, John, F, 18th; substitute for Thomas
a.l Of Groton; absent sick July IA, 1865.
a,herell, Charles, I'd, recruit, 9th; no record
!, muster into service.
gnod, Edward c.; drafted; no record since
(dr into service.
Eicht David, X, Sd; transferred from Co. FL !;
I,rt sick July II, 1865.
PETER T. WAsHBURN,
Adj't and Insp. Gen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

GMai Gen Sherman has been taking
vipg trip through Vermont, attending
commencement exercises at Dartmouth
Iss. He was accompanied ty the
n nOtables of the state. and received
n receptions at every stopping place.
people of Vermont are not 10th to
their appreciation of the hero of the
hni March to the Sea-" many of her
,havng participated in it.
Burlington, after taking the boat
Eouse's Point, in response to repeated
appeared on deck and spoke as fol-
|,row ,1irIzEss,--I thank you for Civ.
pv.)f ana party so easy passage to
.t hope YOU are as strong friends
inc as am of you, Our country is
posperous and happy. Let it re-
50. speechifyiug Will. only make a
Rance Therefore let every one
bis own business. If you'll keep
aers of Lake Champlian from gong
the Union. I'll look after those OF
lisissippi. Whatever | can ever do
ecitizens of Vermont in justice anu
rty, you have only to call on me.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

A Social Dance will come off al
Spaulding's hotel in Morrisville,
Tuesday evening. Rufus intends
Ike the affair really sooiable one,
bose who attend will have a good
mo cards"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25
Liberation.

Fy certify that have given to my son
sI, lhe remainder OF his minority. aid
~, u none oil his earnings or pay any Of
/ h,.. JACOB GLE.
'u'y 9Sd, 1865, SO.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

600 A MONTH i--AGENTs WAITED io s. SIX
TT, CAREY. City Building, Biddsford Nc. 6yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

rious and perhaps fatal affair occur,
Lunenburg, OH the farm of Horace
on Friday, thh 18th. between a
named Amy, who has worked for
several years, and a Frenchman,
IN his employ. The parties were
(Dg, when in reply to remark of the
ehman, aud entirely without apperent
ScatiOu, Amy struck him with his
b. the point entering his back, pass
} and cutting off the left ear, and
Ing a horrible and dangerous wound
/ side of the neck. Amy has beer
led.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

kRNATIoN Observation-Disclosures is
\ Of one d. Marble, who was last
Of in Lamoille County, Vermont,
|Ae first of June, wh@e he was act
pgent for Laroy's Mirror of the
Information given at this Office,
the Montpelier and Cabot stage.
/ will relieve nearly distracted
|s-Caiedonian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.

he Important letter from Major General p
H Sheridan, commanding Department Of the
Gulf, to Brevet Brigader General T. X. Sedg
wick, commanding the Sub District Of the Rio
Granoe. published elsewhere in our paper ia.
day, Is another indication of the firm and de.
termined attitude OF our Government on the
Mexican question. General Sedgwick ia or
dered to give the heartiest support to the only
Government in Mexico recognized by our wn;
the only one which is really favorable to us,
and 10 warn adherents OF any party or pretend
ed Government in Mexico, or in the State O,
Tamauiipas, that they will not be permitted 70
violate the neutrality laws between the Liberal
Government Of Mexico and the United States
General Sheridan says ..these Instructions will
be enforced against adherents OF the Imperia,
buceaneer representing the So called Imperial
Government OF Mexico, ana also against the
Ortegs, Santa Anna, and other facuons Presi.
dent JuareZ Is the acknowledged head Of the
Liberal Government in Mexico" There is no
installing this plainly worded document. and
we apprehend thar while nothing will be done
10 embroil US unnecessarily, yet the rights and
dignity OF the United States are 10 be fully
maintained, regardless of conseq uences This
manly, sraight-fo for ward course will be endorsed
by ali Americans, regardless OF party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

COAL SHIPMENTS shipments this weaL,
bave been rather hight probably for want of
vessels TO carry the coal for which orders
have been received The stock on hand A. The
beginning OF the week has been greatly dimin
lsheo, and some OF the companies have hardly
enough 10 load more than a vessel or two
The water rs expected TO be- let in to-day
which will bring down the nearest boats nv
Monday, and afford the companies opportu
nity 10 continue their sh ipments without in
termission- The Borden company has shin
ped several hundred tons, but in the abs.nra
OF the books we could not ascertain Precisely
now much. The Cumberland company oIS
tons: the Hampshire and Baltimore compspy
SO tons; Rays docks 2, 95s tons
The PRoDUcE MARKETS The produce mar
kets were well attended to-day by dealers and
purchasers, and the provisions in both the
town market and the butchers market were
ample and OF superior quality The farms and
gardens Of Maryland and Virginia Were well
represented and the prices generally were as
reasonable as during the past month though
for some articles Of produce now growing
scarce, there is slight ad vance. as usual Al
this season. ~
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKEr-FIour firm
with good local demand; Supers slI .,oaSIo'
Cut. Extra Sl2 50 TO sl325: Extra. ara 81 N
s14 SO; Family, $3.50 to 81. The adyance in
prices has curtailed purchasers. The demapd
Tor wheat rs good, and but little in market n
would bring 50 10 TO 50 20 for rel; az DO 10 s3 an
for white. II offered. Con-yellow. 81 M,
white, 81. 12aSl IS and little in market
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TREASURY ITEMS,

No new national banks were organized last
week National bank circulation was issued
during the week to the amount OF Si59,3s5
making the total in circulation up to date
1924, s36es9.
The Government holds securities as follows:
For circulating notes, S336,S53.55O; for deposits
Of public moneys with designated repositories,
$50 ,23s, $50; total, 1916, l22,5sO. ..s
Fractional currency was received from the
Printing Bureau during the week 10 the amour,
OF S5S6.500; shipped to assistant treasurers, ma
tional repositories and national banks, S393.-
930.5O; redeemed, S370,3s6.O9.
The following is a statement of the funds in
the cash vaults to-day u. 5. notes, 3335. 900:
national bank notes, 1io,749; fractional cur.
repey 2l5,oi1; gold, 3i3,17 silver, 2,725; cents
3G, three cent coin, lsO; total, s4,O3s.sS6.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIHeToN. October o., 1853.
Jay Cooke & 90. furnish the following
FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson Go, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NKwY DIRK, Oct. 27.-First Board-U s. reg
istered. 1881, 113A; do, coupons, ia; 5-20's,
registered. lC6h; do. coupons, li4&;. do, new,
IL X; 1U-4O 8, registered, lO0.; do. coupons, 1VO
7.3,'s, lO6a Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
3}h; Canton. SIS; Cumberland, 6IK; Quicksil-
yer, ssh; Mariposa, IS; New York Central,
119X; Ere, II L do. preferred, s5H; Hudson,12
Reading, ll6s; Michigan Central, I14I: Mich
igan Southern, 92k; Illinois Central, 1s5
Toledo. 1l9A; Rock Island, 1907; Northwes-
tern, SIX; do. preferred, 30; Fort Wayne,
loss; Chicago and Alton, 1l2 Alton and Ter
re Haute, As Toledo and Wabash, 53Y; w. U.
Telegraph. 513: Boston Water Power. 81
Pacific Mail, 222; Atlantic Mail, -. Amer
lean gold, 3 p. m, 146S.
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AFFAIRS IN ARKANsAs-CROps ETC

communication, dated the 18th inst from
Little Rock, Arkansas, received in this city.
indicates feeling of great dIsaffectiOn on the
part of the whites in that State against the
freedmen, twenty-nine OF the latter being re.
ported to have been murdered in the months
of July and August, and no action, I'm cases of
outr age against the freedmen, being taken nv
the civil authorities. The freedmen had be-
come impressed with a sense of insecurity
ana had been rendered suspicious of the
whites and less efficient and faithful as Iabo.
rers. The planters were busiy engaged in
cotton picking. The season had proved an
unusually Unfavorable one, much of the crop
having been lost owing to excessive rains
oNerfows, DC. Owing to the non cultivation
OF plantations for the pastthree or more years,
from one third TO one half more laborers ha We
been required TO produce the result which
would have been attained by the usual num-
Der had the lands been continuously cuIti-
waited. The cholera prevailed during August
and September, but was, in 4 great measure
sD ccessfully treated
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BOuNTIEA

Ihe second Comptroller OF the Treasury has
decided that under the law of July % ls66.
the mother and father of a deceased soldier,
provided there has been no abandonment on
either side, are jointly entitled to receive paw.
ment OF the bounty in cases where the widow
OF tbe SOLDIER has remarked before the passage
an instance where the heirs OF a deceased soi-
oler CANNED the bounty provided by this law
IL pas been decided that II the soldier died be-
tOIe the passage OF the act from causes other
than wounds or disease Contracted i'm ssryica
OF ne died offer ITS passage from any cause
the heirs Were not entItlsd TO the bounty. bnt
III Ne ultd prior 10 the enactment from wounds
or disease contracted ia the service the hon N ~
desceDd- 70 the heirs in the order and on the
conditions named in the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

~ Letters from Spain received In Havana.
n Is said indicate that the present Spanish
cabinet u In precarious condition, and that
the country is on the eve ofaRother evoIuu n.
- Ladies make love nowadays full cult
- Most OF the French journals give IN
MaIimilian's cause as lost
~ Rnmor u aow softening Louis Napo.
leone brain.
- Providence man has sold q paper col
lar spd bosom patent for S3n0,OOo.
- There is q talk. in New York, of startin z
cab ~ stem by which a person will be ia
ken three miles for twenty 1--WE cents. +
~John Bright advocates an ultimate union
OF me people OF England and America.
sIMr N. u. Con way has contributed a ma i.
per on Walt. Whitman TO the Fortnighty Re-
view.
~ lir Mary Walker says women are over
woTk@d N heir yitslity exhausted BY carry
ing sTOund dry goods stores.
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LAND SETTLEMENTS IN mICH1a..

LAND SETTLEMENTS IN MICHIGAN.
The Commissioner OF the General Land Or
flee has received returns from the branc h land
office at lonia, Michigan, showing that during
september l., AGO acres OF the public lands wers
entered in that State for actual settlement
INTERNAL REyENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were SOS, 1884. From the first
OF July, the common cement Of the present ifs.
cal year, to date, the receipts amount to Sl2I..
g,54IO2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

Sons OF TRNPERANcR.-On Wednesday eve
ming the annual meeting OF the Grand Diyi.
sion Of Sons Of Temperance OF the District of
Columbia was held, when the election Of Off.
cers for the next twelve months took place
with the following result Israel c. O'NeaI OF
Division No. 20. (Aiexandria,) G. w. p; VIM.
p. Drew. Of No. q, @. w. A; ]. X. Bridge, Of
No. 1, q. Scribe John johnson. No. 1, q.
Treasurer; Rev. J. Brown, No. IL, (Georre.
town. q. Chaplain: Chas. n. Eckhardt. No. A
@. Conductor; w H. H: Kidweli, No. %, II.
sentinel. w. r. Crutchley, the presiding ON !.
GER OF last year. took his eeat as p. a. "
The representatives from the subordi q ate di .
visions report them In . prosperous condition
better than at any previous time
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NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY-We learn
tbat The negotiations which have been pending
for some time between the National ana NJ
chants mon Express Companies, with the
view OF consolidating the two have been con-
cIuoeo, ana tue proposed union has been
agreed upon. The National 10 do the businsss
south Of Washington city; the Merchants
Union thai north OF that city We are in formed
that the new arrangement will 90 into effect ON
the LIST OF Novem Der Richmond Examiner
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THE WHITE HOUSE

The Secretary OF State, the Attorney General
and General Sherman had interviews with the
President this morning. There was the usual
concourse of visitors at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
New York Markets

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-COtton dull. Flour
advanced l0a20 cents. Southern SIP 5OaSI-
Wheat advanced 2a3 cents. Corn ad yapced "a
cents. Oats advanced Lac cents. Pork n rn,
LarddulI. Whisky steady.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

Gov. Orr Bitterly Opposed to the Consti.
tutiOnal Amendment
COLUMBIA, Oct. 27-Goy Orr authorizes IN.
South Cdrot.ntdn to say that he is opposed but
teriy and unequivocally 10 the Constitu tional
amendment, and Will not recommend IT'S
adoption by the Leg slatHre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

DIsGEACEFUL.-Yesterda Elizabeth Caya-
naugh was arrested by officer Da Wis of the sth
precinct, Capitol Hill, tor disorderIy condurt
and was taken before Justice Handy for trial
The charge was made by a female NAMED
Elizabeth Coyington. and the following is the
statement OF the case: both females are the
paramours OF a man named Me-riman, who /,
Is said, has had a child by each. Some months
SINCE he succeeded in having Cavanaush
enid taken from her and turned over TO him
TO be properly cared for. A few days since
the mother found the child and carried il away
with her. For this act Merriman threatened
10 nave her sent to the workhouse in a short
time, and Cayauaugh charged that Merriman
induced Covington TO bring the charge OF dis
orderly conduct against her When Caya-
naugh was brought ont for trial she saw Gov
ington sitting in the trial room TO testify againsf
her. She ran 10 her before she could be re
strained. and dealt her severe blow in the
mouth with her fist Justice Handy fined her
g. We are informed that Merriman paid the
fine.
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MUSTER OUT SUSPENDED

The OF der directing the muster out of Breyet
Gel. q. w. Foster, Major and Assistant Adm
tant General, who has been in charge Of the
Bureau of Colored Troops since its organiza
tion in ls63, has been suspended until further
orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
GovsRSoR 6 swAEs AID THI POLICE

What's the news from Baltimore,
What was seldom seen before;
Lawyers there nave gone 90 Law,
Tooth and nall and venomed clay
stirring mp another war
Npltures snif the breeze and cav,
Mhet their beaks and scent the gore.
which anon shall cram their nav.
Still these brutal ogres roar
:. Grind their bopes-Feei BaWw
Will they never give 10 o'eTf
Give Done dusi-good manure
From the ravaged ooil we'll draw
Thrice three hundred thousand more,
Truer to that Flag ye bore
Than Ere N-for oil your Jaw,
Sticking 60 the oath they swore,
And their children evermore.
IfGovernor Swami and the Police Cemmi ssionsrs
Can settle the hash, but insist 1909 dishtug us.
Why-So TO koPPEL s for Jour uniforms pray;
He can suit Boys In Blue. he can suit BsJs In
he can suit-~hoeyers got money 70 pa
With Closhing end all. IN . Genera way.
But IL General Candy viii auiet the rout,
u will all be - quiet eaH DO. no doubt.
IL the Govei nor turns the Don u ssioners out.
Ana koPrHL will cell 10 Christian or Turk,
Or . Radical. clothipe. TO 70 20 has work.
Or his Church. or his Mosque; and he'd 0uos
rather zee
Our dear native country 90 bisst - can be
H. KoPPELS EMPORIUM,
oeNs lsrH Street. opposite sss TrsAssrg.
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II AT
hILLHRS CHEAP DBY GOODS srORR
1O1 Brsdse street, Georseto,ca, n n

l0l Br'dse street, GeOrseto,cs, d, G.
DRESS GOODS
In great variety, such a.
french Merinos, Empress Cloths. Poplins nI.,r
plaid and strfped; Alpscas, Dsisines. s'a'n'
500 ard: lov:priced Delaine,
Brovn Mullins, l1h Is, 20. and Is.
Bleaehed do, Is, lSA, q, rs. 81, SIX.
bienkeu, ShaWle, Cloths, CassimereS and veeds
Canton nssn.i 80; .: IS, 81, an. 70. Is.
siery, and Notieps; ell Of which vii, be sod yeSv
cheap, Persons IN want Of goods Will save monex
se N.lm' BENZ MILLER.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
TAKIl UP-sI1 sPorfID HOGS AND ONE
&c 81: p the 'ee'S .. 1fssiLp. Meridian Hill.
Il KER0aIEF. between mn and 18th streets.
I n6T street, between, ssd =, for Mrs.; WOOD
ter. Church tscto%s; ONE si.r ssI Sps.s. win
horn: ana Witt. se. Sa,s giving mix fss
above reward will be paid il returned e above.
COX REwARD-Lost. on the 18th inst , in the
large fsCK IT BOOK cons.inins oh.oR Hs's for
tIo :o%s French paper: and sSIoash ticket
e:
I Osf. SIS REWARD-On I4th street. before
Il recching Piney Branch, or on street .p-
nSs9s . ss.9 e Ss heavy Black SILK pRn.s
sSrS 6Hss .s s'' SR6s RsaF The =:
owner can have 1T Dy calling at St. Anu's Infant
Asylum, proving property and paying for this ad
vertitement. oc rs 2r*
EOgND-On Thursday morning, October IS on
rT n = ives, 6s.ssP G and north Wal
er can have it b. paying for ahi; sSdys1tissmept
GC September, a large white SOW, with two
black sp.ts, within about 8 or 10 days of having
pigs. Also; white SHOAT with hole in right
q MARKET I and
oeotsetoWn &C COST
COO REWARD Stolen from the subscribe
S%O on the night of the 23d of October
DARK BAY HORSE,
about years old; had white star in forehead and
1cTssS bis neck straight out sm h I'D hsd the
oc 2o3t' North Capitol ST., near Boundary.
TAKyN AS STOLEN By TUE METROPOLI.
TAN POLICE-Op the 6th October, instant,
one BLACK MULE, was taken by the police %
evidence OF ownership TO the satisfaction of the
Property Clerk Of the Metro olitan Police Dis.
trfot 1T his office, No. 4S3 10th street west prior
ts 10 o'clock g N Tuesday, Noysmber 9Th, 1885, or
Bazaar. No. IS La: avenue, to the highest cash
bidder, pursuant to law BY order.
GhO. 3 HERRICK, Property Clerk
oc is-3t [Rep.I " L WALL CO, Hucts.
CAME TO THE PREMISEs OF THE sun.
~ scriber one dark brown COW with white face,
The owner will please come forward, prove prom.
erty, pcy charges and AXE be-. away
Mrs EMILY BEALL,
&C 1885, North Capitol st., near boundary.
GIA REwARD -Strayed or stolen from the
SID subsc Ii6er, on the l2th Of October, a red
BUEFALO COW. heavy with calf; no marks ex-
c'pt end OF tail white; in sG pSh order sTonn.pp
oc 254t' 26th St, bet and r. First Ward
GC0 REWARD-stolen the night of he
gov $50 of September from the premises Of
George Jones. near Jsladensburg, q dark brown
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; has roam
nose. The above reward will be paid If returned
oea Hy.ttsyilie, Prince Georges Cot
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

CANAL srEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
will commence her regulsr trim, e>ASh
from Georgetown to Point of Rocks on MONDAV
18th inst. Bun ss usual, and return alteru,,s
Gays. loo Y eoStH1 JOHN MOORE.
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n@ G0UEI Ri M.E.OHURCH ;OENTENARY
.Mrs,os,p D. Hs,p. -. = u n ors II Ss Su
O. ,as Ionhd,. Church Will be read, md seye.ai
IN ' 18Th rr.soaias
ST By Rev Mr. FireHs as' is! q:
rW9RKINaMKE's CONvINTION-EX.
f6s Sub 6omnti.s on Report q National 20 Labor
- Z s 81; SAT0aSsi S + Gasis S;.i!$ss
me- GIHIENARY SERVICES WISELY
uS CHAPEL, corner Of 5th and T streets
ary Of Americas Hs1hodi.m, viii 3. held in the
o Hsssy Chapel n l. Church, on SUNDAY next,
. The exercises will comne.ce at % q. m, with
Grand C'ass and Prayer Meeting. presided over By
A. ii O'clock : sermon. .,prepr..ss to tn. oc.
casion, will be preached by the Rev. DR.. A. b.
In the afternoon the sunday School connected
with the church will hold its special services com
AZ night there will be platform meesi,s pre-.
:dsd over H II IaSN.s pgfnGzIL EsS a. Witch
The Methodist. of the city and the public sener.
~GRAASSppc yrEEsST iyAL. TABLEAUx. AND
w ST: pSniS!S5 $. NV shs ss 81 s q
Commencing M9apxY. octoser !, 1856.
Supper, including the deiicacies OF the season,
~ e ssrss dy
'esss 81 Vocal and Music
rEsTA LIsHED 1897.
MCPHERSON FERGUSON.
Oh fESN' ATUES sIo, CORNER lsr STREET,
HTS K1DG5sEs s 90
IHsTRUMENfs. &C., &c.
ed The sshs Bell
oe 12lmif
THoTICEI-NAyY YARD BRIDGE-Tn
UY censeguencs Of the repairs necessary to be
and after MONDAY. October is; until further e9
0 oesif Commissioner 81 fub ssE sSildi:ss.
MALAGA GRAPES and kAvANA ORANGES
Avn 'ne hr'' OF the season Jus; Tscsiysd e
oc E-St' SIS High ST., Georgetown d. G..
MADAME GOODALL'S SELECT DANCING
con- menes On iS sAfnR6 sIs AM Nov ;;s; T
isth: at 20 clock. For terms apply at the -
CAhRYALL AND EXPREss WAGON FOR
ExPBEss WAGON. With pee All ss.ii III and nj
good order, and sett Of Single Hsrness. ali cheap
1sa Pa sv bet i7th and 18th cts A' oc c1fs'
THITED STATES FIvETwENTY BONDS,
JULY ISSUE,
For sale or exchange
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers,
ocH lw 2e2 Penn,ylvanis avenue.
pRoPosALs FOB SITES FOE BUILDINGS
FOB THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
-, WAsHINGION CIlY. October 26, 1856
fIoposals Tor sites as above, stating the price
iocauon' and number of square feet offered will
De received at the Office OF the undersfened ORD
nance once, WindeIis Building, on or before the
10TH DAY OF NOyEMBKR 1sG6 "
BY order of the Board.
ocE.dtd Bvt. Lieut. Col o. s. A. Recorder.
ca J. s TOPHAM 4 co, ~
Next to Odd Fellows Hall,
The oldest and Largest NJ suufacturiue Honse in
washington, have the best assortment Of Goods in
thtlr line OF business sde under their own super
vision. consisting Of
Ladies' Dress and SontaR TRUNK.
Ian1es Travelling SACKS and SATCHELS
line Sole Leather and Leather Covered BOX
Trunk. for gentlemen,
Fine Leather TKUNK BAG, Tourists SACKS,
&c &c.
Fine Double and Single HARNESS, SADDLES,
and BRIDES.
Carriage and Riding WHIPS.
Also. hne assortment OF CARRIAGE ROBES
&c. &c, selling at the lowest prices. oc q. cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27
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purchasing elsewhere. S'ssHs
Coos delivered free Of charge, in ali ,a,t. ~
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T1RAs CASH.
RILvY A. 6HINN.
Union Bottlfnf Denot
&C 0-ln 81 Greene st., 0sorg tswn, DO.