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Crusader, an unnaturalized italian, who
failed to secure an Office; the other an I'm.
naturalized Frenchman. who I'D manage to
get one, but, for the best of all. reasons, lost
it-and he fsisehoods Of whose letters 10 the
New York; Nafionai Dsmocrat you have al
ready had cause to notice No wonder, ss
you intimate, that Sam Is about" when We
have such ungratsfuf dogs as are Sous foreign.
ers anon US More anon. AMERICA.
January 20, 1855
From Havana.-We are again in possession
of letters from Havana to. the 23d instant,
which confirms the advices from that QUARTS
last published in the Ssay. We are, therefore,
now daily expecting to hear Of q serious out
break on the island.
A Consul Acknowledged. The President has
issued an exequator to Francis A. Hoffman, Of
Chicago, as consul for Brunswick and Lunsn
burg, for the State Of Illinois.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department Saturday, the 9th of Jan.
there we're Of Treasury Warrants entered OF
the books Of the Department
For paying Treasury debts .....$1O0. ass z:
For the Customs. .........,...... 81, 500 g.
ForcoveriDgintot the Treasury from
miscell aneous sources. Sd OF
For the War Department. ........ ,l0, 273 q
For repaying in the War Depart
ment. .......,............ 4,973 2
For Q interior Department. 9,393 Al
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n The bridge over Rock Island ct Dixon
llli2Ois, which is one of the most sxpen siye
structures on the line of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, has been carried away BY
freshet, which has also caused an ipuud alton
Of the surrounding country. ------- II
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0AsskT.-Ths Philadelphia Psnnsylva.
"'cn tnas uttsrs the sentiments of larre
portion OF the people Of Pennsylvania: :.
we have long believed that there va,
sylvania, than in any body camro.sd osst.
same number OF men on the face Of God 3
EARN We nave expressed our views TO this
eject repeatedly, our opinions bs,;n. LIE
oased upon circumstances that came - ~.
kn0Wledge We know that there are ma. ~ r our
IN Legislature from Philadelphia. who nv
repeatedly been bribed to d. acts which -
the surface Of things, they were apparen,ln
opposing. These can be bribed to do an ythin,
short Of murder, and are restrained from thiss
only through fear of the Law. They are the
sneaking, skulking, cowardly poltroons which
iniest every community, who will say .of;
words, and sniio in your fnce, while they carry
the poisoned dagger under the folds Of their
cloak Some Vt these We have known to bs
ofioed 4et0fs they had seats 10 the Legisla.
ture, and have heard them charged with y q
same offence since they added greater disgrscs
70 hat body by their presence . =
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CONGREssIONAL,

In the House, on Saturday, after We went
to press, various amendments were offered tr
the French Spoliations bill in committee Of
the Whole on the State of the Union, all o:
which we're rejected after discussion in fvs
minute speeches. The committee then rose
and the bill having been reported back to the
House they concurred in the amendment
adopted in committee some days since
The said bill was then passed, yeas ITO,
nays rs; as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Abercrombie, Aiken, Willis
Allen, Appleton, Thomas II. Bayly, Ball,
Banks, Belcher, Bell, Bennett, Benson, Bliss,
Bridge, Brooks, Campbell, Carpenter, Ca
ruthers, Chamberlain, Chandler, Cliugman,
Cook CorwiR, Croker, Cullom, Cutting, Thos
Davis, Dewitt, Dick, Dickinson, Disney, Ed
mands, Thomas d. Elliot, Everhart, Farley,
Fenton, Flagler, Florence, franklin, Fuller,
Gamble, Giddings, Goodrich, Goodwin. Hast.
ings, Haven, Hill, Howe, Hunt, IngersolI, j.
CLANCY Jones, Keitt, Kerr, Kit:eridgs, Knox,
Latham, Lyon, MsCulloch, Macdonald Mo
Dougall, Mace, Macy, Matteson, Maurice,
Maxwell, May, Mecham, Middleswarth, Nor
gan, Norton, Packer, Parker. Peck, Peckhsm
Pennington, Phillips, Pratt, Preston, Pury ar,
Ready, Reese, Riddle, Robbins. Rogers, RUE.
sell, Sabin, Seymour, Shower, Simmons, Fred
erick P. Stanton, Richard II. Stanton, Hestor
Thurston, Trout, Upham, Vansant, Wade,
Walbridge, Walker, Elihu B. Washburne,
israel Washburn, Wells, John Wentworth
Tappsn Wentworth, Westbrook, Wheeler,
Yates and Zollicofer-I1O.
- Nays-Messrs James c. Allen, David J.
Bailey, Barksdsle, Barry, Benton, Bugg Cas-
kie, Chastain, Chrisman, Cobb, Colquitt, Cox,
Crsiss, John g. Davis, Dawson, Dunbar, Dun
ham, Eastman, Eddy, John NJ. Elliott, Ellison,
English E'herige, Faulkner, Goode, Green
wood, Hamilton. Aaron Harlan, Andrew j
Harlan, Sampson w. Harris, WileyP Harris,
Hendricks, Hem, Hubbard, Hiliyer, Houston,
johnson, Daniel T. Jones, George W Jones,
Roland Jones, Kidwell, Kurtz, Lamb. Letoher,
Lewis, Lilly, Lindsey, McMullin, McQueen,
Smith Miller, Millson, Morrison, Murray,
Nichols Noble, Orr, John Perkins, Powell,
Thomas Ritchey, Rufin, Sspp, Seward, Shan.
non, Shaw, Singleton, SHELTON, Samuel A.
Smith, VIM. r. Smith, George W. Smytb, An
dew Stuart, David Stuart John J. TAYLOR,
Walsh, Warren, Daniel B. Wright and Hen
driok B. Wright-76.
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q The Christian Inquirer, Unitarian pa
per insists that in view of the low salaries Of
the olersy they must either abstain from m
risge, OF divide their time between their "a
rish and secular employments - ."-. :
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Mr.. Malone Raymond having, some time since,
witnessed on the Continent Of Europe, tie exuaos-
binary and wonderful performances of tins highly
gifted Professor Of the Magic Art recently engaged
his valuable services through The chief of Can
ada, for several performances: and great wa No.
attraction, that he continued O. crowd the houses
many weeks In succession, realizins 90 himself
clear profit Of more than $40 900
large sum is secured rim to Wis Washington
for few evenings, and from The high aud deserved
reputation which precedes him, the Hall will, no
doubt, be filled 10 repletion during his stay.
This Great sud fo.tunaie Magician was born IN
tae land Of Robert Burns, but in early youth visited
the Continent Of Europe, where TO- some wear. past
he has practised the art Of COMPUTATION and Mighty
Magic, and has acquired not only vast wealth, hut
he hghes prof sslonal renown ms artistic fezts
OF Necfomaucy.
. NADINE MACALLIsTER
L. an Italian by birth, educated in Paris in which
city the Young Magician first saw the Lady, aud
won her h"a and hand. She il highly I'm and
possessed of varied talents and accomplishments
and has become an able md dexterous assistant %
her husband in his bewitchine and bewiiderng feats
OF Necroaancy- 1h v both still younr. Re
and his lady were the leading fashion OF a whole
season. Madame Macailister is a daughter of one
OF NapOleOn's most ebrated officers di ungushed
In may OF the Emperor's battles.
Her Majesty, the Queen, had a splendid Pavilion
erected for them IN her Palace al Madrid where
their nightly feats were bonored by the smiles and
plaudit of the entire Royal Household AZ well ~ By
crowds Of the Spanish Mobility aud Gentry. Sew
eral Splendid diamonds were presented 60 TIE Wiz
ard by Her Majesty on these occasions. Italy,
France, Germany, Portugal, Cuba, United ststes,
&c, have been visited by these f~tss the differ
ent languages Of which countries they speak fluent
ly, aud have universally won golden opinions as
well rs golden favOrs in each.
The Magician is accompanied by j. NJ. WEST
ON, ESQ, his Secretary, and attended by Servants
and numerous Assistants.
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q During the year 1854 no fewer than
1887 Pe-7ors lied in London ont of a popu.
lation OF I've millions and half; 4,765 more
than died during the disastrous cholera year
Is4e. -.- I'M ... .. .-........ ..
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bARNUh In ENGLAND All the English pa
Per' from the London Times downward, are
IN full blast on B.rnum's Autobiography. As
a general thing they do not regard Barnum as
saint, though they are ready to admit tn ,
he is some pumpkins as show man.
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The pubic is requested tn call and see the Fumi
ture at my Store, No. 81 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
between 18th and 18th Sis. Fir-t Ward
JOSEPH GAWLER, Cabinet Maker.
Positively no chanc es drawn for until paid Due
nOtice will be gwen when the raffile will take pIac.
ian % lid, .. 49,.
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up and said-"I haven't got anything against
any man in the world, and hope nobody's got
anything against me nova
Short repeated this remark. Large numbers
of his acquaintances crowded about, shaking
haads With him and asking questions, until
the last moment He knew all his old friends,
and exch anged s,niles and woT ds of good will
with them unQ As white cap was drawn down
over his face. ID stood up firmly as the wagon
was driven away, and said that instant, very
distinctly-"farewell all my friends" whom
the fatal moose checked his utterance.
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WATCHES.

IXTRA heavy fine Gold Magic Hunting watche.
Ia Pocket Chronometers, Ladies' plain0-
and Pearls. Also, Timekeepers of every Ia ~
ether description, all warranted, aud offered ~
al as low rates similar articles can be purchased
for in any city in this country.
M. w. CALF q BRO,
.. Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts.
jan 2-6t Intel ,UnonkNewSl
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Prices OF Admssion.-Reserve seats 30 cent?
Halt price 10 reserved seats only for children under
twelve years Gen, raj admission for all aprs 08
cents.
Tickets can be had al the coo. OF The evening.
Jan 26-3.
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

Il porauou OF the GlrnwOod Cemetery have been
pub ished i'm a neat pamphlet form. Any one wish
ing copy can receive IL at the ONCE OF the Gene
terry or al the Counter Of the Star Office.
ian Sim
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"OwARDs q. o. SUPREME COURT IN
JAMS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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sP1RIT. OF THE KnRSrNa PRESS

The Inssh,"eer rejOices over the passage O
the French Spolistion bill, and con 'ains NJ uct
interesting information from many quarters o
the globe. o.. q. ss.a o.
The U"foE is delighted not only with tn,
plans Of Captain Meigs and Architect Waite,
for the construction, ventilation, heating 4s
Of the extension of the Capitol, but. also with
the recent speech of Senator James explain
ing them. The same paper doe. MT regard
the last news from Burope as evidence thai
peace is soon to take place and without much
further fighting. .-..-.-. &C.,. ID.
HOOPS PoErIcAL WoRKs Gray 4 Ballsn-
tine, Seventh street, have laid upon oar table
a new and excellent edition of the Poetical
Works of Thomas Hood Hoods production:
are too well known to need any commentator
from rs.
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SOIREES MAGIQUES.
MEMOIR OF THE GREAT MAGICIAN,
M A G a L i I 8 T e r,
THE WONDER OF THE sGR,

This extraordinary Professor Of the Cahal,sfsc AT
IS engaged by Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND, OLec-
turer, Humorist, aud author OF al urs in ireland
and other LANDS. ~ 20 appearin all Inns Necrom snt,c
Wonders. at ODD FELLOWS HALL, fot sir
nights, commencing MONDAY EVRn.
~ q, January 29Ih, 1855 and following evenings
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"ALsHs AHEsDnssr7-.0n Saturday last,
Hon. Mike Walsh, of New York, offered thu
following amendment to the French spolia.
ton bill, In which we think there ID a. mucb
Truth as poetry: lei
An act to successfully socomplish the fol.
lowing objects: First-To enable sundrv m.
.cr1pulCus and grasping Companies. speeuIs. .
.S.s ana brokers to still further sggrsndiss
themselves IN the sacrelig iousiy as.umsd nam
Of The widows and orphans, by proving unon
whose hsiplessness and necessities, they have
already amassed fortunes. Sscondly-To rs.
PlenIsh The purses and brighten the mercena.
~ hopes OF the several agents, lobbyers, 6o
OF Washington, who are person ally Interested
IN us Tesage; snd also to embOIdsn those
modest and conscientious worthies to reneVad
and increased efo.ts to deplete the national
treasury 80 sfec ua!iy as TO hereafter prelude
the possibility OF its funds ever again reach
ing one inch above low water marx, fErcar.
sivs laughter = - = . 80
there was at least one man who I'd moral
courage enough to sustain it by his vote.
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PERsONAL.

'.'' Hon. Henry A. Wise will speak at
Alexandria, Va OF Saturday noxt the Sd Of
February. Other gentlemen will speak At tbs
same time. The fact Of Mr. Wise bsipg one
Of the uost eloquent stump orators III the
Union VIII draw large numbers OF all parties
TO hear him. =
80. Eliza hembls, wife of Thomas Kemble,
Of the theatrical profession, and who YVES
Tor several year connected with the Baltimore
museum company, died in New Orleans on the
10Th inst.
-. Miss Emiline Keating, recently &C.
Quilted at Pittsjurg for chage of larceny.
has instituted suits for Islander against seyeraI
of her accusers.
''.' The following is an extract of letter
from the u 5. Embassy at Paris, dated at the
latest moment before the sailing OF the Pacific ::
Nj Mason general health is improving; but
am told for No one is allowed to see b N
That bis side is still paraly Eed, and his mind
occasionally wandsrs. l fear that lie will
never oe himself again"
80. r. .. Randolph, who pulled General
JacksOn's nose, is figuring considerably il the
Richmond papers
80. Daring Sir. Mason's illness, Mr.. Patti,
secretary of legation has assumed the duties
OF charge sfaires, and has been duly re.
SosnlLed In that capacity by the French min
istsr of foreign Affairs -.
80. Mics Coutts, alias Miss Gyles, doesn't
attract much attention In Boston She i. dis.
appointed. ..l-
go. Judge Lord Robertson died at Elm.
bury on The 9th, in an spoplectic At. 4"
.... John ". Bryce, Esq a forcib,s writer,
who, We learn, is a candidate for the clelk ship
OF the next House Of Representatives replies
10 Hon Henry A Wise's letter ON Know
Nothingism. PIehaps it may help him to the
posi- ion 10 which he aspires.
80. Rev. A. G. Thompson, an orthodox
clergyman in Roxbury, has written and pub
lished book On the better land" Or The
future state Of the righteous They pass. he
believes, Immediately into glory they 90
Through q change which 81 effectively is create
than hat Of regeneration they are greeted
oy Angels wno, previously unseen, have min
lstersd TO inemi friends will recognize one
another; the Saviour, wearing the same form
and body which he had here, will velcom a
them The author thinks that there re al
this moment fourteen thousand millions in
heaven who were infants when they wen;
there the resurrection Of the body is believed
IN by the author, also the doctrins Of a great
judgment day.
..'' The Lowell clipping couple are Franci,
bald win, son Of Colonel Baldwin, Of Billerica
and Mrs. Bacon, wife Of one Of he best Young
men IN Lowell. Baldwin when he left Biller
peA saio ae was going TO neighboring town
OF business, and would return in two DAYS,
Mrs Bacon left on pretence tina, she was go
ing 10 visit her IA her, who also lives in Biller
lea Baldwin leaves . wife highly Respected
and beloved, with two little children, almos
without the msans OF support Mrs. Bacon
had no children. Baldwin borrowed nons
Of his father and acqusintances to the amoun
Of one or two thousand dollars, and tried l.
different places to get more : :
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NOTICE There will be a meetin:
~ of the resident aud non resid MT member,
of the PhiIOdemc Society AT Georgetown College 0
TUESDAY, January 30tb, at 81 O'Clock y. IA fu
Tie purpos Of figuring into the eypediency Of Gel
ebIatins. in May next, the landing Of the MaryIan
Pilgrims.
BY resolution of The Society:
Jan 26-a r. C. COMBS, Cor. Sec.
SECOND LECTURE FOR THE BEN
- ef1t of the Young Catholics Friend Society
of Georgetown, by Professor ALEXANDER DrNIrK
Of Louisiana, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown Gu Tues
d'y Evening, January 3Oih, al ~ O'Clock. sub
jeet: " The Arts of Sti.uary and Architecture b.
Athens"
Tickets % Gems TO he had at the principal bos.
and drug stores, and a the door Of the hail on Ia.
evening Of the lecture Jan @-FM&Tu, 81
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MAYoR's OFFIcv, January %, 1855

( He Me HBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
and others interested in the subject, are invite
to attend an exhibition of the Siam FIRE Engine
at the City Ha :, TilS EVENING at 4.o'cIock A
b. Latta, Esq, of Cincinnati the inventor being y,
his way to the city of Boston with ths machine ha
kindly consented To afford our citizens and other
an opportunity to witness its great utility
JOHN T.. TOWERS,
%
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1Ths Ohio Liquor Law has been sustain.
cd by the unanimous decision of the Supreme
Court Of that State on all its points. =
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ONE CENT REWARD.

UNE UENI RE- AID.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 7th inst
IL ERNST LEITIG. The said boy Is my appren
tice, he is about IL years of age. hereby warn al
persons from employing, in any way harboriE.
him Un my account. GE0. HIENZELING.
ian GIT.
(NUPID's HEADQUARTE Rs.-Comit
~ and Sentimental Valentines, wholesale and re
tail, at LAMMOND'S, eth st.
ian 9-3t
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A SPLENDID RATTLE

OF FURNITURE will take place as soon a. 2JH
" chances are taken, at No. sz Pa. avenue be
tween 18th and 18th streets. IS Prizss-T:ckets
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49, Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
REV. John F. Cook. Pastor,) being pressed 30 meet
their obligations in lqudaIing the debt due their
new house of worship, have been induced, al con
siderable expense, 10 engage the services of the
celebrated Miss L. T. GREENFIELD, the BLACK
SWAN as she rs termed, originally OF hatcher. Mis-
sissippi, to give two or three CONCERTS for the
benefit of said Church during the ensuing week (oi
the evenings OF her appearance due notice will be
given,) at " O'Clock.
Tickets so cents each. Reserved seats engaged
al the Church on the day Of each Concert, between
tine hours OF ii and O'Clock, 81 each.
The friends and benevolent are respecifully in
vited 10 patronize the same
Tickets TO be had at the following Book Storo.,
Taylor b HauTy's, Ellis, Davis, and Frsnck Tay,
lor's. WM. SIADE
ian 27-H Chairman of Board of Tustees
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Amusemeuts.

Let those who never laugh their In. deplore,
And those who always laugh nov laugh the more y
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COLD. Silver, fine Steel and Plated SPECTA-
" Giles, EYE &C. Of all focuses, with
prrifocsI, peiscopic and parabol, Glasses A long
experience gives MS peculiar advantages IN select
ing glasses adapted 70 the eyes Of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO.
324 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
Jan 27-6t Intel ,UuionkNews.l
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The War Of the Swiss.-Me.s~s. Editors :
Though by no means subscribe to everything
In your paper, yet it is quite a. Indispensable
to me as my evening meal and can but ad
mi e the bold independence by which its
course has always been characterised. You,
paragraph, on Saturday, on The War of tn.
Swiss'' gratified many of your readers. Des.
pite all the hue and cry of the Know Nothings
the most venomous foes of this Administrators
nave been foreigners You naras but two;
will give two more, though / could supply
dozen one 10 the conductor Of the New Yorl
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nexed hereto, explains the claim.
t1s the opinion Of this committee that the
omcers OF the Government ought, on ell coca.
sions, 20 render the best services, both of BODY
snd mlnd, OF which they are capable, No
nan gu NJ 70 DC intrusted with Office by free
s .,u.,n VINO Will not honestly and without
eluetance, perform the duties pertainino
thereto with zeal, industry, and sk;Ij ~ ,hss
eAsenl oil ais ability. In creating ofboa tL =
government OF the people consider the na,nrs
and extent OF the labor and skill REQ ni.;ts 10
proper and punctual discharge of ali II. 4 ~,
mes, both direct and incidental, and A fSsd
salary IN accordance Herewith. It will some.
umes happen that salaries, through inadvert-
ence or sufficient information, NAV be mad
tos large or too small, compared with the ,er
vices to be performed. When this occurs. and
IL shown, the legislative authority win correct
the error Tss.... -. $50
Salaries Of officers ought to be Justly 40
pointed to the labor, skill, risk, and impor.
lance of the duties to be performed. Tbev
should neither be extravagant nor ILL; LIBERAL.
both extremes being unfrendly to the genius
Of our institutions :. ...iI 4. ~ : "''
An officer is legally and squitably entitlsd
70 receive the salary, attached to the Office
which he accepts If it Is reduced, or If he
finds 1t inadequate, the Government, however
inconvenient may be the loss Of his services.
cannot justly complain IL he surrsnders IL. If,
Notwithstanding the reduction or the made.
quacy OF the salary, the officer chooses, for
any public ct private reason, to remain in the
paslic employ, his decision gives him no legal
cain Tor an additional allowance of money
np me public treasury His continuance is
"IYuJ epuooal with himself. r-r ..,,.
ou. .aKs an extreme case of this kind, where
800 o or and responsibilities of an Office are
s5d1,;lo me pay small, and equita bleness of an
tnawn . ~ 81, allowance Of the highest grade
go bl;.Sm as casss ef claims Would not the
fsa manu a o. the Practice, under ana Of
Of oIaimant.S 1 ny Est up by this large class
80 80 rI oi paying government Ulcers
sums OF money IN addtttom TO tIsi1 ,s1mfa,
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SILVERWARE.

OIUAhS-CIUAhS-
ave received ten thousand more OF those choice
i Havana CIGARS, Of the CoBcha brand. dH-
ereut article from those recently received and Of
tered fUr sale by other houses tbs city. Genue-
men are Teaur sted 20 call and examine my stock.
.r ROYT. %. TWEEDY, Grocer,
corner Pa. avenue and 18th street, south side.
ian 27-6t
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On Saturday, the 9th of Jan.
there we're of Treasury Warrants entered OF
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ian % Ii Mayor
I OST-ON SATURDAY, the 27th instant, lnn
IL bead bag, blue and red, on eth, between Penn
avenue and ] ST. Ii contained about $50. An
per on finding the same, and leaving il at the Sta
Office will be literally rewarded. jan :9-lI*
EOUND.-AT THE PRESIDENTS LEVEE O,
II Friday night lasi, Gold Breastpin, contann
hair. The owner can have the same bv rrov NJ
property and paying fr this advertise mont. at Oh.
counter OF the star office. ,- Jan 29-3t
noG LOST.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FRY
- $40 Virginia avenue, Island livere>>
c"inred Pointer PUPPY, unusually tall VEH
I'd slim, white breat having a steel n
collar. Any information leading TO his -.zz.-kzk
c'very, coming from finder, receiver o. III ef viii b,
rewarded. J. b. LEASANTS.
Jan y 81 Treasury Department
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~@B. L. (H. FL c. A.-The members OF
~ Potomac Circle No. 9lie6 B. U. a. F.) G.
a, are mesty requested TO attend the regular
convOcation on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 80. -
Bus Of great inn ortance to the Circle will be
brought up for coBsidera ion.
JNo. G. DUDLEY, c. w.
w. II. &. JORDAN, n. 8. X.
jan 20 2t' F.
n N ATTENTION, UNION GUAkDS - YOU
are hereby requested 10 meet al your new ar
lI {I morv, corner Pa avenue and Thirteenth sts.
at Z O'Clock. q" - ...f. .-.
The members arc requested TO be punctual Is
there Is business of importance TO be transacted.
By order of Capt. Byrne:
jan 2s-a THos. BRIGGS, O. 5.