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The national Republican., 1862-01-17
EOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANG'S CARD-PORTRAITs
PROMINENT CHARACTERS,

This II 4 most unique AMI original publ ca ton
Of lifeke Miniature rortrait. just large enough To
enclose ~ le' cic oIe, for sttisiyng the
curl atty Of distant rents or to ornamrn Il photy
graphic album or the montei ri-c. They are ju the
Ting y collection in Of these tim., wen each
dav brings forth its jasore or it or minal kUr col
sctions, they are much superior TO photographs A.
they will ,st for HUaDREDs o. rEARs
We increase the collection every week by ad
ditiJnal Portrai of interesting personages
IS Prise, single copy, 10 cents Sent 10 any al
dr, N in the United states free Of pos'agr The
money must accompany every Ofdsr
Aorh1s WASiED,tO .eal d ect y to soldiers Ou'
term. TO them are s,ry libcrRi and they will find II
highly rOHt able busimss.
l.. PRANG \ CO.,
Publisher. ANA Lit Ographers,
jlO Seventh street,
Four doors from d,
Washington,
Where terms md Jurticuld,S m1y H. JspiGrd.
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ChNTE BURY HALL!
CANT n Il u UUY IA Let

CAN E Il B UR Y n Al L!
CAN'T u II URY UAL 1t
FIRST APpEARANCE Ov
a. 7. II a LIB q II.
THE GELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN ACTOR
Last two nights Of the
CHEAT RAvEL PANTOMIME
Los A11aOr0 clos A1foo1.
Last week Of
WARD Ia hi great CoRDs VoLANTk
Fer Song, reS Dances, and NeU People,
Every night this week, pew rrtistes wi appear.
The present company will be changed, only few of
every wEDNEsDXY nd HrGRDAY. with Gusn.
The dr. NJ oa~ b. zen Ia the window Of Messrs
Perry 4 Bro. AL our dresses are bought from thi.
hOu Doors open, fernoon, ata O'Clock,
Admssi n: n:--Lsdie', 20 cents; children. n cents.
doors open. evenings atsti O'Clock. Jan 10.
.TJNinN Music HALI.,
~ Corner Of D and Ninth Streets.
THE MODEL SALOON Of WASHINGTON,
Will open THIS Wednesday, EVENING Jan. Is,
S. Look at the uamcs-
KATE HAMILTON, JENNY kLLsWoRTH,
JGSNi iHityWoRrH, kAfE IiAMILios
JOHN FORBES, JOHN FORBES,
NAY MAKy sfyJ1R sr EHAIK HARy Rs y yStAtR
MASTER BOBBY.
AS- Evcrythi New, Original, and Unique ~
The performance TO conclude thi, evening with
THE HOP OF FASHION,
". A CHRIsTY....... the. Door kxErEx
Admission. ...........................25 .25 cents
ALFRED ROBERTS,
| AttHi.
| IIyAx,yS FupR.y Prom ietor,
| jan Is
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Corn,, Bun,ops, Cslosities,

COrns, BuhtOns, Ca1osttfes,
Chiiblains Frosted Feet Bad Nails Enlarged joints
and all dis aaes Of the Feet cured without pain, b,
DIR WHITE, sus0kos CHIRoroDIsr,
1875 Pennsylvanta Avenue, between AZ and 9Th sts
Room No up stairs.
Once hours from IL m 10 0 p. m.
~ Oders 10 call at p ivate residences promptl
attended to. jan 16-im-
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NON nREWARD.-RAN AWAY FROM A
1%U Page Of the House of Representa-. sn
tiyc., on Tuetd " afternoon, between ard LIN
O'Clock, u Bay PONY, vi h a long tai ,NO
about five years old, had en- Saddle, Bri
die and Halter. Apply to the DooIkeep.r Of the
House or 443 Ninth street jan lists
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Future DAv~-
pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctions.,,.
FIVE 0DLD AND SILTER WACBES AND cHAI,,
AND PISTOL Ar A UCY1Oy

OI SATURDAY, the 18Th instant, We .LsIl .r |
IT. front Of our tore, Ne $40 Seventh street NJ Ia,
Silver Watches, viz
Ode fine Gold Hunt ns Lever aud Gold Chsiu
One Detached Gold Lever, knicxle NOV, urni
One nne Duplex Gold French Wstch
Three Hunting Detached Levers, s,lvsr
Oae Open. laced English PA ent Lever
Oae nns French Flst~ tix keys
One dne Colt Revo yer, .ix shooter
Also, large lot Of Furniture and Fancy uood,
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
janl1-2t Auctioae,r.
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. AND VOCAL MUSIC.

DIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC.
Mrs. EVANS.
IATh OF NEw IoaK tIlr.
Win be pleas. 10 take lew pupils in the element:
PLANO AND VOCAL MUSIC,
After the metLot Of the ceie rated teacher auL
artiL, Madame Auha Segui,
TrhN,-Piapo and Vocal Music, per quarter each
so \ deduction will be made TO pupils tsk'i q
lesssas iu both
Apply at.a1O Ninth street. between VI and
street ian lb--:N'
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JANuAhi Is lsG2.
The copsrtnership heretofore exist " DIR hr
name of L. HUNcK X 60 has this DAY been dissolved
by mutual consent
LxOsArp HvreK alore is authorized to settle III
business anSirs Of the hTm. .,.,, ,.
jan lt-da l. h'h'" WV
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GOid and UMGurrcRl Money Purchased,
specie, and United states Currency. Accounts
opened for depositors.
RiTTENR 0uSE, FAINT h CO bankers,
No 362 Pennsylvini avenue,
ian 4-lm Near Browns Hotel.
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WASHINGTON T.. c., JAsuAxr. 1852.
X r. M q VAL.
A. BINING E r. &c CO.,
NuNE M l. NIGH MTN.

A. BIN NG E r. &c CO.,
WINE MkHCHANTs, ......
Have removed to .la Pennsylvsnia aveaus. opposite
willards' Hotel.
We invite T. attention Of our friends and patrons
to the card belUw.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened q Brancl,
Estabiishmsot In this city Z. few months since, and
feeling ercouragei BY the liberal patronage already
received from its friend. and the overa Of pure and
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles In their line have determined upon
continuance aud extension Of their business Their
assortment embraces -..'. .
FINE COGNAC BEANDIES,
lof various age, brands, and districts,)
BaURBoN AND SCOTCH WHISTLES, JAMAI
ARUM GINS, &c.
Also, several valuable Tonics Bitt.rs, stomschics
which sre remedies for bowel complaints. fever and
sgue, headache, and the like.
MADEIRA, sHERRY, AND PORT WINES,
AND GERMAN WINES
HAVANA CIGARS, OF ALL VARIETIES AND PRICES
FINE NAVY AND OTHER
Chewing Tobacco.
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, s,IIS GmEEsE. rE,SERvEn 4;
ViNEGXRs, SWEET OIL, &c.
The stock was particularly selected 10 suit tht
wants Of Hotel Keepers, suffers Restaurateurs, &C
They are invited " visit the establishment, which l.
under the direction Of Mr.. Jos 7. WILSON.
Owing to the f,'t that they Import most g, sht
they are enabled to offer their Stocs Goods at very
.ow prices. A: BlNlNGER h CO.
importers Of Foreign Wines Liquors, Ac.,
jan l3-tf New York and Washington.
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A Ill MEN DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
"A can yet hlted cut iu q nice ut ni CIo'hrs ut
les than Wv York prices, nj tn" People Clothing
store, 40 Seventh street STAR jan lG-dim
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DITTENHUUsE. FAHT, 4 CO.,

DITTENHOUsE. FAHT, 4 CO.,
N BANK ERS,
352 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Issue DRAFTS on all parts Of the United States In
sums to suit Oficers and Soldiers.
As,, Drafts on London, ireland Scotland, Wales
and'sll portions Of the continent Of, Europe.
Highest Price Paid In Gold for United
Stat Treasufy Notes OF the dit rent Issues, ant
Northern Cut reney.
Exchange on the principal cities North, payable
In goid or currency, sold to suit purchasers
kITTENHO0SE, FAINT 4 CO, Bankers,
No 3b? Pennsylvania avenue,
Near Browns Hotel
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aI 1a.st& oa.l& ..lg.M Says IAN.
The national Republican., 1862-01-17

TJNO NENT T-WELL-FURNlSHED ROOMS,
i with or without ard, suitable for Members OF
Congress, pleasantly situated In private family at
No. Zoo Il street, between Second and Third streets
jan l6-5t'
NIANTED-A ROOM-WELL LOCATED
w and suitable for . Law Office, or De~k rom in
some desirable office. Addrea Post Office Box TO-
jaE l6-3ts
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Notice 10 the Public Generally.

Our aim Is 10 bring .iiLin the mesn vi every
Americau q collection OF 20 traits Of Pr0miuenr
ChsTacters beloI ging t. the pre- ent interestin
epoch of this xreu Rspublc. Such = collection oi
correct likenesse. will i.c ease In value ~ year,
pass on. We ha'trr ourselves that We have been
successful u po traying the xpr ssions true W lie
in every case wh-Ie good original (p. hitting da
guerreoJ p, hotogI aph, etc y was Ootainable
PaIiics connected with the army or navy, who
wish 10 btain or sell Portrait OF some particula;
perOn, not In our list can have such msde TO ord-I
a; reasonable terms and short notice, guaranteeing
TO them the exc usiSc sac
N BAH orders. accompanied BY the money, viii
be Iramply attended 10, and forwarded to any camp
by mail r. Uf charge, from the Once In Washing
ton, No. $50 seventh street Jan lG-l2
KRIS KRINGIL; - COME.
just receiving the largest stock OF
FANCY GOODS
Ia W. shington
Writing Desks, dressing Cases, Portfolios, Direc.
iion and Alphabet klocks, Games, Photo.
giaph Albums, Gin and Miscel.
laneous Books, In great
varieties, At war
Call and see, at SHEPHERDS
Headquarters,
dec u Corner seventh and ID streets
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- .4aHtfBg 1850 eguyy
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ENERAL BURNSIDEs EXPEDITION
u will land within come distance Of SNI1 II =
Clothing StJrs, that every one In want OI Cloth
ing, Hats and Caps can have iree access to the
Peoples Clothing Store, No. $50 Ssvt nth street op
poeite Post Otice, where all kinds of C.Oihing can
be bought At n, rtheIn prices
Jan I'D m (Starl
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II board, NJ No. $50 q street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, near Sta'e and treasury ne
partments. ,nH4ts
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T b. CONKLIN, the -known .pIrIt-
y usl Test Mtdium will r. ceive visitors iOr few
days, at his rooms b5s Pennsy vsnis avenue. Hours
from 10 o. m. to 10 p. N. jan l6-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-01-17
DUCKLEY,s ARMY UuAIR.

BUokLEE'' ARMY o"A'S.
The subsc ibers have secured the agency for Mary
land, Distract Of Co umbis, and VirgiIia, for the
sale of
Backtsy's Celebrated Army Chair,
strong Cane seai ai' with back that folds up -
clo~e o. > common Camp Stool, and has been pro
nounced by all who have seen II n the best Army
Chair in u,e
The trade aud suffers tupi.h-d At = liberal DIS
count JAS. G. MCGUIRE 20,
ianll-Si Corurr Tenth snd u streu
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JNHE GRAND ARMY Is ADVANCING To-
i wards SMITHS, No. 1870 seventh street, o get
me Of nis Gre Bargains in Clothing, Furnishing
Gooda, Hats aud Caps arl Jan lo-dlm
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dec la-.Ita wIW


Jan l6-;itk wSds
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IxvAsuINGTON, January IS, lsss.
M Al SEVENTH STREtr

M al SEN IN IT ~ NT'F'F
The undersign d have IN day IormrI eopau
he mi nose o, conducting ant xehanks, toll.e i0m
Land warrant, AID Gsneral Bankiog Business
Ww nro,npt and faithful attention to business We
b,nee tn merit The confidence and support At III
Uhi;c II. B. SWEENY,
PIon .o2y LEONARD HtNCk.
,,runYED on my prsmiss., 3Oi Srrr'
s,uth on the Nth instant, THREE MuirN
without ms ks, Tie ow"er or owners OF 'nrse ' an'
mails can have he same by coming ior"hru' PROVING
property, and pa> mg ch rss, RrsH
jan l5--t~ "'
NTOW Is YOUR FIVE 70 " un h".'
N Pants n, d Yeats. 1t New i'rS prs e." ~,
,.,,.d !. stsr opposite Pat Once
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~ List OF Portraits, January, 1862, Published

Where terms umd particulars moy H. deainrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

FINANcIAL-New York papers Of Yesterday
evening say The stock market early In the day
was steady, and prices OF the speculative shares
recovered YAK per cent. Of the decline of yester.
day. but at The close there 10 cons derable uneasi
ness, and prices are very irregular and feverish
The silence II the War Department relative to
Affairs In the Shenandoah Valley give rise to I'M
the market at a decline Of xax per cent. on the
quotat ons Of the printed list. State stocks are
weaker, esp cially Tennessee's and Missouri's,
wsion are !,s DfL cent o WEI
firm to-day, but without large transactions. The
opening price was 1i5A, ard at the close lis \
was paid Silver is quoted i09ksl11. Exchange
ON London Is firm at l27kal27k for hrst-clsss
low 12S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PROM THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-Two bridges on the
land, were burned Yesterday morning, supposed
70 be by rebel sympathiIers. The freight train
ran through one Of the bridges, and the engine
and three carr were wrecked No one was hurt
The bridges are being rapidly reconstructed.
The first instalment Of rebel prisoners leaves
Indianapolis to-day for Vickshurg. Others win
leave at the rate Of thousand par day till all are
exchanged.
Indiana has sent Into the field fourteen thousand
four hundred and eighty men since Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

fosr1ss STAMP CuaREscY-UNrKp STATES
SMALL NOTES.-The frst payments Of postage
stamp currency were made by the treasury TO
day The stamps are delivered in sheets, which
are Perforated like those Of ordinary postage
uamps They are printed on the best bank note
pePsr ana thefs fore more difRcult OF sepa ration
Inc PUBLIC acct rdingiy must be cautious when
Separating this currency, and not nutiIate the
notes, as leir receip. and redemp,ion bv the
trsss Iry are satjs TO the same regulation now
In fore. Tor U.i.ed states notes, namely: 81 any
amount Is deducted nom me nominal value
For some days paymAsiers viii absorb q large
amount q them.
The fist delivery Of United States notes OF the
demo minattons Of one and two dollars, was made
to-day. These, as well a the postage currency,
arc delivered and distributed by the treasurer in
The same manner a. the United States notes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
sp,rIt Of tbs asrnins rrs,s.

The IntsIl,gsaesr refers to the Mexican war 10
show that IL IL not always practicable for iu-
vaaing armies TO subsst entirely upon the enemy.
Greeiey's arraignment Of President Lincoln, In
The name Of "twenty million )" II also shown up
Ia the lstsAigssesr.
The RspHbiiean argues that General Butler
must see TO II that slaves are allowed within his
lines, and that:
There are contingencies In which 10 would be
verv convenient 70 have q large negro population
in New Orleans. II would be u security, q ute
equal 10 gunboats, against any reasonable out
break the part Of the disahected petition Of the
whftezo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

PEasorAL.-CoL L. P. Morris, 115th New
York; Major E. A. Spring field, do Adjutant F
l.. Trenain, do ; Col A. w. Wildes, CaPn M
w. Raud, W. II. Waldson, c. A. Williams and
John Ayres, Of the 1sth Maine regiment, are a
the national.
Lit A. J. Warner, 10th Penn; Brig. Gen. Jno
Cook and Capt. Smith Of his staff are at Kirk
woods.
Capt r. g. Williams, T. E; It. Hall, U. s
n; Col. Tyler, Conn, Col. Z. franklin, Pa
lockwood M. Todd, Cal, and w. =. Dennlson
". g. A, are at w!ilatds'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

II Via Havana we have later dates from
Mexico, but the news 10 no. important. The
French steamer Grenada had bombdrded Cam
peachV. but Is reported to have been driven OF
by a hastily armed schooner. Rather doubtful,
that. Pour thousand Of the French reinforce
msnts for Mexico had arrived at Martinique. The
yellow fever till prevailed at Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
Irish R.simsn, to b. Raised In Be.,sn.

Bosros, Angus. 2lst-A number Of patriotic
Irish officers and citizens have obtained permits
sion from Governor Andrew 20 raise a new Irish
regiment for nine months service. Recruiting
will be at once commenced.
Itis proposed 10 invite Gen. Corcoran TO speak
In Faneuil Hall.
The Maine l7th regiment, Colonel Roberts, left
Portland this morning for the seat Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

RELEASED FROM FoKr McHENRI.-Mr. Thos.
3. sultzer, new. editor Of the Maryland News
Shee., arrested on Thursday night Of las. week,
and confined at Fort McHenry, was Yesterday re-
leesed on his parole. The conditions Of his re-
le.se that he shall not afford aid or comfort to
the enemies Of the United st9tes, nor will he
connect himself in like position with any other
newspaper during the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
ANOTHER COLLISION.

On the night before last the steamer Bslvidere
going down the bay, bound to Fortress Monroe,
coll'ded when OF the mouth Of the Rappshan-
mock river, with the steamer Elm CitS, loaded
with troops, Gen. SYKES, aud about $40 regulars
coming ur. No lives were Lost, but the boats
were so much damagcd az that they must cease
running for the time being for repairs. The Elm
City is injured in the bow, and the Belvidere In
her wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

CoyrIscAIED CARsoEs SoLD.-On Tuesday last
eight hundred bales OF cotton and other goods,
comprising the cargoes Of two vessels-the
schcOners Magnolia and MISUNDERSTANDING
On account Of attempting to run the blockade,
were sold in New York at auction by order Of the
United seates Marshal, under the direction of
Prize Commissioners. The amount realized was
eIe5, 900 g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
~ The New Dollar Weekly star, fuller than

IL The New Dollar Weekly star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and Oh dice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery TO the public. Embraced In It's enter.
taIning contents are the following articles:
Delail, Of the Evacustion OF Rarfison's landing
Ohieial Report Of the Battle Of Baton Rouge
latest from tie armies Of Mcclellan, Pope
Burnside, ard all other Generals, and news and
"details from every scene Of military operations
Very Latest News from the South; Dreadful Dis
astst on the Potomac; President Lincoln's IN.
terview with Colorsd Men; The En,h usisstic
Inception on Gen CorcOTan and SPeechs, Of
The Released Prisoners
A splendid Budget OF Military News; Poetry;
Literary Matter; Latest Teirgraphio News
Items and clippings from the press; and all the
local news Of interest in and about W eshing-
ton.
Entertaining and valuable reading matter for the
farmer, gardener and housekeeper.
This is just the paper above all others Ger per-
sors Sjourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends az q distance. Price only
three cents per copy. or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid BY stsnps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

W The march q the ''three hundred thou
sand" Is Increasing In volume. The first regi-
nent from Maine has arrived, and four Others
will Oe - roH's by the end Of the week. Con-
necticut has four regiments ready TO march, Mas
.achusetts has ten mora nearly ready, New York
ba. a regiment for nearly every county In ,ae
State, and Pennsylvania is sending forward her
regiments In a steady stream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

~ The Hartford Daily Post Of August 20
81 .: 1--WE have private bit direct and trust
worthy Information that General Mcclellan will
resign the command Of the Army Of the Potomac
Is soon as the new change OF position is effected.
The visit Of the President to the Peninsula, soon
after the battle week, IL said 20 have had connec.
zion with this event" The report 10 denied from
other quarters quite a. likely to be well informed
a. the Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

II Ten Indiana regiments, four companies OF
cavalry and battery Of artillery, all raised under
chs new cali, have already gone Into Kentucky,
end others are following. The Mayor of Hen
derson- KY, ha, absconded to the Rebels, and hit
property has been seized. The City Council
we're arres'ed, but released upon rssigning and
giving bond. new election has been ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
~ NOSICE!
! II e :" g AUTIEk" RE37A URANT
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th ana 18th ats, w ashfn rton

The unterslIrsd begs leave to inform his friends
aad IN public generally that he will - ~
roo 70, pen hi, c g on Monday sveN(a
rhe e,ta 9lisbment will be opsned az
q nrst-olass n estauIant far geatlemen,
Similar In Oil Its detail 20 tho we Known and In stly
OF NOW York CITY.
Thu personal attention Of tie subscriber, to its
pest ospab1iy, win bs devoted TO The interest aad
Ienersl oomort Of bi. patrons. and Tust from hi
many years' ex psrepce, the great adyanta of =
oomm odlous establishment the recent ls &c outIa
N Lsh.ting, furoishing and decorating, vii enable
MIN 70 assure his frie DIS toet rohnE vii he fonnd
yantioE % render this est.blis nmeni the DsimoS-
leos OF Washington, and insu. o f,r hun o1ntip-
Rsnoe OF the liberal ,sronase heret0foIs received
The subscriber has also great pleasure In ssuur-
ias me- nlenes strangers visiting the city and the
PUBLIC generally, thks no article but Of the ysrv
best WIN BE- supplied IN bis estab ishmsnI fom tns
simple sandwich 10 the rare and delicate game In
In. WINE and sEGAR dspsItn.nt Will b.
supplted from she choice stock imported by tSs
vel Known house Of a. Bininger e Co., Who !
VII be sufnoienr guarantee for their excellenoe
az ~ paria.y suIy. yEeErAR1r p,sa ov.
III, CLANS. GRABS. and otter varieties, viii
DO Ieceiyed daily from the markets Of new YoTk
and thilade lhias "a q lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

II Geo. Sohl, q conductor on the Baltimore
end Ohio Railroad, WA killed on Wednesday
ics:-he having just received his appointment,
aid was then making his fIst trip. Boirg mex.
perienced, and attempting to step from one car to
another while the train was In motion, he fell
upon the track, and the cars passed over him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

TIE FIRST Bread RIoT.-Mr. Bacon, the
manufacturer of aerated bread, recently cele-
btated his birthday In Boston by throwing out
the national nag at his factory, and giving away
bread to the company assembled. We have come
- far towards the bread riots promised US Las,
year by the secession lsadsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

u The Paris correspondent Of the NY
Times writes that II is creeping out, little by
little, that the presence OF the Orleans Princes In
the army Of the United States was really a cause
OF enlargement TO the French Government, and
that the subject was regarded In Paris in still
more serious light than in the United States or In
England In that view Of the case, 10 was well
therefore that other causes interviewed TO call the
Princes home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

THZ CoLoRsD MEN OF SALEn.-The colorcd
people Of Salem, massachusetts,, are to hold a
meeting 70 take into confederation the subject of
the President address concerning emig ration to
Central America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
AM ERICAN ATCH Es
FOR SOLDIERS!
1T HCED LCES

American Watches for Americans.
THE AMERIcAN wATeHcoMPANY give
notice. that they have Istsly issued nsw style Of
Watch. expressly desiEned for Soldiers ana others
who desire coed Watch At . moderate yrics.
Those Watches are intended 10 displsoe the
worthless cheap watches Of British and Swiss
manufacture. with which the country 10 ooded.
and which were never expected to keep time when
they were maio. being refuse manufactures, sent
70 this country, bsesuee uusaiea5le ut rome, and
used here only for j0ek,yias and sSisd!iss pur-
poses. .tF y. L-#a
We offer to sell orr Wstoh, uAich-is OF TIE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TINE
KEEPER. and in Sterling Silver Casss. Hurting
p.ttern, ct low prics rs 1, asked for tie tra.hy
Ancres aud Ltpirs, Of foreign make, sliesty re-
ferred to.
We have named the new series Of watches,
VIM. ELLERY, Boston. Mass., which rams viii
be fsurd on tho Plate Of every Watch of this man-
ufsoture, and is one Of orr trade marks.
Sold By eli respectable Jewellers in the loyal
STATES. .. ..y.
wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Compaoy,
N 7o-lm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22

COW. Il. Ishsm, the Memphis correspondent
Of the Chicago TIMES, and the setter adoet Of
countless sensation rumors, las been arrested by
General Grant for giving false accounts Of alleged
guerilla raids az Brownsville and other places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
APPoINTEn.

G. Il. Gallagher, OF Del, has been appointed
Assistant lsi tern,aster with the rank Of captain
In the volunteers by the President Of the United
states, ard 10 ordered to report to Msjor II. B.
Judd, U g. A, for duty.