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MILITARY MOVEMENTS N B.1,ryovrr,o.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN BALTIMORE Prom
the Baltimore American We Ia Ike the foIIowing.
The streets were enlivened on thanksyiv,no
day by the arrival and marching Of a splend ii
military command, consisting OF the 9th regi.
ment OF New York cavalry. They reac he'd hers In
the afternoon by special train Of the PhiIadsI'
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad snd
marched by way Of Exeter, Lombard, Hapous,
and Camden streets, to the Baltimore and Obta
railroad station, whence they departed for Wash'
ington Ills regiment, which was princIn"II,,
recruited - C1ttaraugus. Wyoming, Cbatanons
Madison and other adjoining countir, Of NJ,
YORK, numbers upwards Of 9OO men, ain staIwa,t
healthy fellows, who, from their agricultural mr.
salts. Will make excellent cavalry soldiers Thav
are fully Equipped, but have, as Vet, no horse.
which they are to receive on their arrival ~
Washington. 'i az
There also passed through the city. a dst,cb-
meat OF 49, regulars, United States army on thsi
way from New York TO the capital. These troons
have passed considerable time In California ana
made a very soidieElike display The IIth reoi.
meDt OF Pennsylvania infantry also arrived INV r.
Northern Central Railway, accompanied Nv n
nrst-rate band, and took passage for Fortress Mo-.
roe The steamer Kent left here at an eaIIv bon,
for the Eastern Shore Of Virginia for the
OF bringing up 500 Massachusetts, infantry ffom
that region i'o'i'
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u Last "wednesday night an extensive con
nsgraaoa occurred in Alexandra, DESTROYING
four two story tsnaments and iDju,ing several
others Two Of the houses belonged to Mr.. T,
Hill OF Ihat city, and the others TO Mr, A. d. Col
Ingsworth, of Washington. The total lo., nv
the rre Is estimated at five thousand dollars The
alarm caused great conservation among the ci,i-
Ien' n the place, who thought that the rebel,
Were advancing upon the town, and tia, the
tre was caused by the bursting of a sbeu
thrown by the rebels into the headau arter, q,
Company L, sstn Pennsylvania regiment. A REQ
iment OF cavalry stationed some distance on, Of
town came In to suppress, If necessary. any de.
nons'afions which might be- made by the resi-
dent secessiOnists. The cavalry remained In the
town durinR Wednesday night and Thursday
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GuERILLA WARFARE.-Accounts from diffsren,
nous guerilla warfare, instead of helm NJ an 90
Jus, commencing. There Is no doubt but mn
the rebels are organizing these bands daily. Nd
sending them out to plnnder and murder ioval
no military forces, there 10 hardly a GOOD 49,
ien. Harrison county alone has lost al lesst one
hundred ho ses within the past five week. and
when the bands which are now organizing with.
vii, Inc nes are turned loose upon u.s. ther
Mn,ca VIII follow. prominent gentleman.
WIZ whom we conversed on Saturday, is of tbs
opinion mat ths rebels, having failed 10 ms ke
decided to Orgaaize into guerilla band ali az
men they can spare, with a view of spending m .
winter In ravaging the country WaseIins I'm.
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The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, ard choice
literary reading, Is now on our counter ready for
deiivery,to the public. Embraced in Its enter
tanning eoatents are the following articles:
I he lnperturbable w itness good story; Fashion,
los November from b> Toilet; Good BYE, an IT,
oident n the war; News from the late Southern
Journals; The Assay of Gold; A Detective
among the X. O C'E Message Of JEFF Davis;
Vessels 70 be sunk in Southern Harbors; The
battle at Pensacola; The Eastern Vi.ginil Ex-
petition; Continuation Of the Barney case; In
teresting budget Of news from Richmond; I'M
portant Military Budget: Late European News;
Affairs * Beaufort, HatteTss, Old Point, Cairo,
Sid In Missouri, Kentucky and Western Viz
esnisi Operations Of the fotilla upon the Poto-
mac, and the Army In Fairfsx.
Jelsgfaphic dispatches from all quarters; Aeri-
"ultursl and Horticultural Miscellany, d.,
&c, together with several columns of Interest
ing locals and general intelligence.
This is just the paper above all Others for par
Sons sojourning In the National Metropolis Ia
send 10 their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per anuum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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O-A Boston letter In the Rochester Ur;o,
gives pretty bit OF gossip concerning the frs,
meeting between Miss Hinkley, the prima donna
and signor Susini, her husband;
"t Sons thew met at Boston In the fulallmen,
ad FRO ssional engagement there. Within an
hour after the nrst interyiev-I do not hn an
whether 10 was rehearsal or on the eysninu =,
exhioinon-they were walking behind the sc.9s. -
encifcled In each others arms IL was evidsntI,,
eeass OF owe At nrss sight. They are lust an ro
manucally enamored now I wa. ytdI,a ~
Ihasdsy IN the country, and met them RETURNING
towa,n the city in a hack, In an attitude md
WIN glsnees such as only lovers usually assume
and bss.0w. Sustni 10 a pretty fellow twsn,',
years older than she, should think
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BALriNoRE GzTTINs A SHARE We hear tia.
the Messrs. Hooper, Of Baltimore, have a contract
Tor making tents for the army, and are busily en-
gag 4 In fulslli1g their contract, which requires
them to keep three factories In active Operation
Gay and night, giving employment to 800
naSds Another arm, contracting for the manu-.
factuIe Of cavalry saddles, employs 400 hands.
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Especial Correspondence Of the STAR
The Condition Of rhe Enemy In and About
T.se, barp
PooLsvrLLE, ND, Nov. %, IL

PooLsvrLLE, ND, Nov %, 1881.
Editor 81 iks Sta7i-Yesterdsy deserter
came In to U, from the Mississippi 2ist, at the
fisk Of bis life
Others of the sans regiment irnPiored an Off
Ger bearing Gag Of truce to bring them over
With him. of course, he could net make such
use Of the white flag. II is represented that
many Of that regiment wish to leave. The rea-
sons given are neglect, when sick, and want OF
proper food The total force in the vicinity Of
Leesburg 1t for duty is represented to be about
two thousand six hundred. The sick there are
from six to eight hundred.
There are two Irish companies In the Missis-
sippi 2ist who are greatly dissatisfied.
Our Information lie that there are ne troops be-
tween Manassas Junction and Goose creek, on
the Gum Spring road.
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lNsTRucrIONs TO GEN. sHkaMas.-A5;nta,t
General Thomas has sect out Instruct ons M r an
srai sherman, la Beaufort, to take possession Of
the crops on The IslaAd-cOttOn corn n, q. ct =
on military account, and TO ship the cotton and
snca other crops as were not wanted for the ANN.
to New York, TO be sold there for account Of ~ .
government General sherman was also directed
10 nse the negro Saves 70 gather aud secure the
crop 81 c.'t'on and earn, sEd 10 erect his de-
iensts at Port Royal and other places on the Ia
lsnd -Wash. Cor. ~. y, 7tibKns. - y
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Personal.

Hon E II smith, OF New York, and Sargent
OF Cslit mia, and Gen. Banks, U :. A, are a
ms y Ltd House. Brig. Gen. St Georg,
Coos, U. ) A, and family, are at Brown s Hotel
Hon Moses Morrill,, CT Vermont, Wallace, O.
Indiana, fenton, c! New To-k, Colfax, of Indi
Sns, Gen. Il Francis NeagL of the N Y :
Volunteers, Col. Buchanan and Staff U
capt Wellen, commanding the battalion L :
regulars recently arrived from California are a
the National Hotel
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u The Louisville Josrnal Of the 2l.,, saws
AL The powder and lead owned BY the CITY 90,
sisting o! seven hundred and aftv keo. ~ ~.
former AMI eight tons Of the latter. wa. ,,,n..
fsrred yesterday to the state Of Indian, 7, mfr,
Be manufactured at the arsenal In T,a,.r.s,,.
into cartridges and sent back 70 the Ind,.n 49,.
In Kentucky "ooP'
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W The latest invention Of which we have
beard chewing riechine-in other words. a
hue MIL Intended for toothless people and those
Vhe cannot properly masticats their food. Such
an article 10 advertised In the London Lancet, II
fastened TO The dinner table, goes with crank
ana 70 sad to mince the food very ujcelv
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hAIsE-The kenEebec Journal says that the
number Of men enlisted for the Maine regiments
now filing is approximately as follows. 18Th,
Col Dow, ELS; 18th, Col. Nickerson, $50; 18Th,
Col McClusky, $50. These regiments will be
fuIi by Decemb6r LIST. After the first week In
December recruiting in Maine will cease, except
70 MI up regiments alreEdY In the feld
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Spirit of the Morning Pres,

The IrisHigsresr notices the capabiIity OF our
srmy for celebrity Of movements, as indicated by
the late great review.
Ike RspEblie1H treats upon the new restrictions
upoa popular liberty, recently intrcd uced In the
Virginia convention
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MEETING OF IHE LEGISLATURE In accordance
with the proclamation Of the Governor, the Ma.
ryiand Legislature will meet at Anna polls ON
FuesoaY next, the Sd Of December. The session
VIII probably continue until the 10th OF March
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MAPS OF THE SOUTHERN CoAsr Prom !
ehiIhngton, Odeon building, We have undoubt-
eoIY the oest n yet issued Of 81. Helena Sound
And ne coast 6et"Ffa Charleston and Savannah.
such maps are invaluable at this juncture.
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W Last Tuesday there were cleared at tbs
Sew horh custom house for Europe, 4oi ass
oasAss Of grain and Is sos barrels Of aour ,ss
hfgesf foreign shipment ever made at tina, nor,
one day. 20 - = ~ Az
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e Tomas The French LADY, since HI, I'm.
c.icefAtion In Fort MeHenry, has been sham.
ming crazy n order 10 obtain his reiess.
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" 100 loaTes Of bread Were distributed to
,oe p"of on Thanksgiving day, by the Union
SssS~ Io'hinlttee OF BsltiiDofe
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D5-Nesfiy 5000 stand Of arms. arrived IN
New York, rom Europe, on The steamer ? n,,on
Q day or two since. 1i''H
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Br WALL 4 BARNARD, Auohoueer..

BT WALL & BARNARD, Auououeers.
Coissr Pa. ope. aad Ntsfk streei
I ARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
II ELEeA4T ASSORTMENT OF LApIks AYR GIN
ILpMkN,s fuRs, SLnsH EoBEs &c &C, ar
AucII0s.-On TUESDAY MORNING, sd
December, commencing At 10 O'Clock, ve will
sell by Data ,ogue, at our Auction Room, q .sree
and superb assortment # ladies' and gentlemen's
Fur and Sleigh Robes, to-, &o just feoeIved d.
Ieot from one OF the lsrge,t importers sod manu-
lectures on Broadway, New ork. All made Up
expressly for the present and of the latest
styles and will te varissted free from moth, oom-
pr'sing-
Larse Mink, Hudson Bay, and other sablee.
Cardin,ls, Capes. 1slmas, and Sets,
stone marter, Mink, Fitch, and Ernine,
Rich Sets and Single PIeSes Stone Marten,
Water Mink. Mountain Marten Siberian Sc uirrsl.
Sermsn Fitch, Silver Msrten, and Royal Squirrel
Fur. seal, Beaver, and other Gloves,
otter Caps, Beaver, and other Muf.rs.
also, every variety Of Ladies aud Children's Purs
Fanoy Carriage and Sleigh Robes, Lined and On,
lined Buffalo Robes, Fur Coats, &o., 30.
As the sale Will he without reserve, 10 offers
hne opportunity for ADDE'S O d Gentlemen 10 gsp-
py themselves with hrst-olass Furs, aad we invlts
the Iadlss and the public generally to the sale.
bos7 WALL BARNlRn I,o.,
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nOs7 WALL n BARNARD. lpot,.
By THos. DOWNING, Auc:Ioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN
6EoEsETowNMBy virtue Of q deed Of trust.
exscuted sy John o. Donnoghu and wife on the
25f cay Of Msy. 1852. and recorded in Liber ]. AZ,
b, No go OF the land records OF wsshinston
county, District OF o umb a, and at the resutet
OF the parties secured thereby, vI Offer al public
sac, o1 FRIDAY the 9Th day OF Dec m 5er, ST the
situsted in GEORGETOWN: The FIRST being pats Of
Los No @ and 70, In Beatty a Hsv kiLs' adj
ton, situated at the ouhvest corner of Frederick
and FIr.t SITS, EontInE % feet, more or less. on
sedescf AID s. feet oe or less, on First str.et.
ms lot VIII be sold IN two parts each fronting
Slh feet, more or less, First street and runnine
6sGI 70 re re dssth Of he lot Afro, p.Tt OF Lot
the vest side Frederick street and runnirg back
$50 ieet DEEP, With .he frame house thereon, now
ooooaPleo oy MIS- McCarn Also, part Of Same Lot,
ISnnIns back lo feet deep, with the frame house
Terms: One hall of the purchase money in cash;
the rea Idne In y 1ths from day OF sale WIT in
terest. All convey snoinE at the cost OF puohaser.
p JACKSON, Trustee.
no 70 70 TAOS nIlwIING
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AUCTION SALES.

BY BARNARD a BUCKLEY. Auottcneers,
A pMINIsrRAToRs' sALE,-OF HOUSE,
n, - H se nnfsIs; hotsks. Cows, CoEs Fo5;
e, WI 8 " RKegsslE o. S -
sS ss Srs %s. P S,ts, q
Fes ,ss,. G Jar csn, and SIs.. Sse tTssss
ses. Cows and Calves, Corn, wssoTs' cs1t,-
P.ovs, Harrov,. shCvels, Piok., 80. &o rI.c
the H0TbL: with ten scres of Cir uId atsachsd:
the b. ghest bidder, b, order of the sdminsstrso
tors, all rums under sa cash; eli over sso two
MICHAEL II CONRAD.
BARNARD& BUCKEY, Ipctonsers. DccsOst.
ByJ- C. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auotaoneer.-
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE,
T1ssbhY k1 5kfsf fbS ss.sse1 81
O'Clock IN the eastern house Of Corooran's Build
inss. ttrset, between Vermont avenue snd isth
street, we shall rel Gil the Furniture AID Effects,
Superior Rosewood case Piano Forte. stool and
Ro.esood Et.sere, elegant Gilt French Msntei
SUIT q MsiRss fIs:S sey.r.. P.slSy Furniture.
bems.H cuftsiDs .S9 coIn1ee as sSs se a0'es
Handsome Brussels and Three ply Carpets. Russ,
Arm G6.irs, ROeisrs and Fancy Chairs,
o o S5iG nIDe ch. RI,ni I5r Tssls'
silver plated Ice Pitchers. Walters, Casters,
walS.t AID Mahogany Bedstssds, Bureaus and
Excellent Hair sad Rusk Mattresses, Bolster, aud
Pl.astss:, Comforts, Spread, Sheets, &C.
Tossther. With q general assortmen, OF Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms oash.
j G. Mc6UIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
boz Intel. 4 Repub
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H near Bladenshu g, BOY ANTHONY. -
commonly called ToDey. he Ia feet inches
nance when spoken %, with q small scar ~
io one eI oihIs eyes. w Mt away with tlsok
yellow gauntlet gloves. will give 500 to anyone
that vii bring him home to me.
nov Is 2v' FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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CARPENTERS WORK IN TINE .ENy

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 3O-Editor Star Sir
An order has been issued here from the ouayts,
masters Office to cut down the Carpenter}s nav
here, In said department from forty dollars ~
thrifty ds!iars per month Ii mas never baen the
case on government work before to require me.
chanios 20 work for one dollar per day. are lovsl
men here TO be deprived of living because tbev
are true to the Union. ONE OF THE M
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woRsrED GOODS.
oTen. hoeds. son'sSs. Coats, cIosf., e s!eeves,
q spp Ape u
STANDS e. VIII be sold oceaP and at one price at
no is-s1s ~ scHLAIcH & co.
DIANOs! PIANosn PIANOs.u
Z A number Of new Oct PIANOS
IsS.o,, Of e% sSe
Esiys f1G .hsh Ss
and witch Offer for .sis tss . fSs New Year,
presently on accommodating terms, and at prioes
rs st R tfS yiILh.v. ,sy.r. Piano. Away.
on hand. though | vas unable last week. to. serfe
9.. Sf my s,s TO
sHva7 I'm. .'.fr No sss lib street.
vi Bo1RpfNS iSp DAY scaooE.
No. $50 Pesssrlcasia aresss
Ciroq,ars 20 % obtained ~ the BooEstore, and
A Lar LARGE - Ass0sIMENT OF RAVEN.
unr,vslfsd fIkS6 FoRTEs hsys sfia,s(3Y0
sEsS r sS;s or q r ., .vsaas and E..
Are soeS :.oOnd-h.nd Upright p,.ao. octave.
Between Ninth nd fsntS "a. As soush .id. go
cHAmpAeNEssnIsssn F' Num-. snn. pi,,r H.,a,,,.
Noet& chsndon. BullinGer 4 Co, csrties 4
CLASS eft yullen. ST. Estsphe. csntsuae.
uo16ef;. p ne sssf Q! dozen: ,.,.--
LiebfsuennIleh. Radesheimsr, 40.
BRANDY, Whisky, Gin. Port, Sherry. Msdeirs,
LoSSSSSsf s & iifi sr.y. stout. Edi.su,.f
snd Yorkshlre Aiss, Of me bsst brnnds, in bot
cISxRs-Hsvsasss ma; and Domestic. Of h. oAoioes
We cell the special sttsnton Of sutlsrs,
srocK oR sfNE 0 SRe esks III Frsss Sl
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, vssstAble ana Fruits II
pRE ssRstfs ; i.s.. ss r. Almonds. la.
oHiE EsE, { Esos.r. and wess.ra. outings asm.
woSc Eee1fR sH ii Z ssd 5Issr ssscs. i,efi IL
q eyvry description. fepler ssoce and Tomato
ss :, ne .s g os e o loves. ,o..s.
sI e ( and on rsssonssi.i ss16zSssor . Magic
WGSc..EgE yAyIJJ;Es c a Il E S.assayE1
:ssss.s f,..A iiss 80 81 BEL = re- l5sn W.
snd hss soy y sSrss o ss ss
s go .Ss sst .sssS re- IN
ssls Obi. sess1 Lerye sfltiss are nov cnt,tr
vay M the Xomac IL vessels ohat-red D. hl,s
ernrss,ix flhis eslsbi1sifn.f y, sd tue pu osta
'ely rpauf eontt ual ssspls du 1as "a a
tIs %, Gallon. OF n ''9i 4 rs = HWY =; -
%, ~ ieSrals sH oysss psvst Co.,
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MARSHAi!S SALE-In virtue of q writ Of
1l heri facias Issued from the Clerks Once OF
me Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
tne county OF washington and 20 me directed. /
VIII expose TO public sale, for cash, front of the
iourt House door Of said county. on FRIDAY,
the eth DAY OF December next. 1861 81 II ocock M,
tne ioiloy1nf property. TO wit: All defendants
llsnt, ttle, cisim and interest In and 10 Lot No.
-, In ceuare No. Sol. In the city of washington,
ID C.- together with Gil and singular the improve
mente thereof, eeIzed and levied upon as the prop
erty Of James g. Coombs ana will be sold 20 sails
~ SudloiAls No; So to January term, 1850, in favor
yohn 4. Kendall. w. seldom,
no H-0 Late " -, Marthal ID O..
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NOTICE.
i He Public is informed t9at the oonaytnsr,b,n
heretofore existing unoer the firm of NOEL BoYpp
mas been dissolved for the last four or Ave weeks
lio,ts continuation Of tn s,me at the old stand,
29l "a. avenue, between 9th q ID 10th SITS, All or
GERS In the Urho altering aud VenitIan Blind max
Ing business prompt attended, 70.
It. w LI,IAM NOEL
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&10 REWARD-Strayed or sto en- on the Ith
&lo Instant, spotted near white) saerA
with shSrf horns, turned ia y ard. ami large
"a with short hind teats. The ab~vs reward Vlll
her whereabouts. DAVID RnACH W
no 27-St' Z. st. north. bet LIST and I'd avs. vest
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bi ). Y. McGUlRE,& CO.. Auotoneers.
TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
n. gAhL1 k9t, OF CASIIoL HILLy-On TUES
on the premises, BY virtue Of deed of trust from
Justice A. Rolla, and dated February 18th, 1883,
t<s, ct see aud Of the land records for Wa.hins-
ton county, c., snail sell Lot numbered five
l662), fronting 40 feet on Dcau are avenue, l0e
feet inches on north street. and lSs feet inches
on First street east.
Terms, One-third cssh, the rem snder in six and
twelve months, With interest, secured BY deed Of
rust on the premises.
IL the terms Of ssle are not complied with within
I've days the eater the ustee reserves the right 70
resell et the risk Ind expense Of defeplting pur-
eraser. AL conyeyanoes II the cost Of purchaser.
WsHokLIpAY, Truitse.
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By J. c. Moe UIRE CO. Auctloneers,
ExTEN SIVE SALE OF 5000 I'M
~ RohTkp AND DoMEsTIc CIeARs.-Oa MON
DAY MURNlNG December Sd, commencing az
ii o'o'o-f re shall sell at the Washlngton Ma
Honal Cigar Store Of Messrs. Hom.n a. Chsndlee.
No: 461h 18th street. between Pennsyly ANA We.
and rtrest, opposite WIllsrds' Hotel, q well
eelected stock Of
100000 IMPoEcTTss "a DOMESTIC
Of choice brands, all of which have been selected
Dy Mr.. A. Hoffman, Of the sbova firm, q m an of the
most extended experience in the Cigar business
Terms cash.
NJ. b. RIcders Who are not satisfied with their
them.
no 3 eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE co, Auots.
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- daIk Sore H',RSE. The 61dsr will n
o. r. i9ssIua ng rsward,d b, returning him to IN
no 49,
STRASED OR STOLEN On the evening of
- the 18th instant, from the w egon Camp, a
18th street, between l. aid M street aJ%
sn all SIZED Dun ColoIed HORSE, with N
bazs isce, slightly crippled in the forefeet and
marked ~ e." Had on said q, Bride blanket
Sd halter Amy person turning him 10 the gov.
"rlment ia lies, street, between 2ist nd s2d
streeIs VIII be IIbera ly rewarded. no q ets
GOS REWARD-supposed to have been lost
the Tih lnstart,a black SATCHEL oont.'nine
about . 10 TIea,uTy notes and about alOO IN
gold In buekskin purse. The above re yard will
be paid to the finder on returning the same to this
once. no.7 ST.
$40 REWARD-str,yed or sto en-. on the 9Th
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"A Bacon Co. and stelnyss son'sS-
unrtvslled PIANO F0RTEs have iustyR
arrived O the Musie store Of w. CIV
snth Ct
Also, 9 GOOD secondhand upright Pi.no, octave
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T. WATCHER $500
uoLD AND siLvEh ENGLISH, SWISS
have nov on hand large stock of oil the most
celebrated Weiohes, that sn selling ct the very
lowest prices that good and reliable time keepers
gsn b adSrded 4; and every desetiphon Of enc
soon ss manufactured, aud offered a. the lowest
rates: silver Ears msnufsctuIsd In my ovn shop.
All Kinds OF Mi ITARY GOODS on hand. suuh
g kevo,vers. SWORDS, 6asbes, Belts, Bowie
KNIVES Pocket Compasses 60, 20. Also strune
Army Trunks and Bed Combinedi ard many 0ther
tdInss useful and ornamental o. 33e rsnns lysuis
avenue. n.0 If II. A. HOOD
pERSQNs IN WANT OF OVAL FRAMES
ssn be s9ppl,ed II JOHN WAGNER. next doS2
70 nis oid ESTABLISHMENT, "a Pa avenue. I
N ., Looking glass 2ates inserted In old frames.
GERMAN DIVISION, ATTENTION! f,
" HEADQUARTERS
FOR Sending Money g Germany snd oil part Of the
ls MAIEEf SPAcx.
SIR. fAs G~xs@ FSs. neSlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-30

I AMPS FOR GReCERs' AND sUTLERs
II WAGONS.
have nov ON hand Wagons, Lamps, SPRINGS
and every thing else suitable for oarrIafs or waen
WORK. ROB'T n. GRAHAM,
Coaohmaker erh ut,
" Repairing OF all kinds promptly ter dsd