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MARRIED,

~ Or. Ryan or the 18th inst Mr. RORERT JOS
NICHOLSON ard Miss SARAH REBECC A
BANKS. all of this city.
On the 18th inst in Baltimore. by the Rev Mr.
II aser, Mr.. WILLIAM BURKHART to Nil
AMELIA Valdez
baltimore and Louisville papers copy.I
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LADIES' DRESS FURS!
JUST Arrived, smother large and dae assortment
Of RS, in sets xad separate. from % up to $50,
all of our own man utacture, and a. the stock waS
BOUGHT before the rise, thus enabled to suit
the most fAstidious.
Our stock of DRY GOODS 10 daily increased b.
new ayrivss, 8. q W. MEYENBUR0
as Market apace. under Ayenu. House,
r"S Between 7th and 9Th sks
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n NOTICE
lJINNERS, SUPPERS, BALLS, PRIVATE AND
PUBLIC PARTIES.
The suescriber At the urgent request of the Citi-
Iens of sshington and the Public generally, has
now resumed bis outside family business, In the
supplying of
DINNERS, PARTIES, -sUPPERs, AND MEAT
DISHES
and will be superintended by the Subscriber in
The Proprietor would also be leave TO remind his
Patrons OF this branch, that the late store AMI
Saloon hss been char ged to Gsntlemen's Restau-
rNnt. The Ladies who will favor him with their
PATRONAGE win find on the Second Floor a hand
somey furnished Rece ptiOn Room In which Mrs
GAuTIRR will be happy to receive thsir orders
Entrance by the Private Door.
G. GAUTIER
no S-eo1m 252 pannsylvsnis avenue
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DIED..

On ~ eth inst EMILY laughter o. Mrs Ellen
III Ramsay. aged q years.
TIE fri. ndS are invited 10 attend the funeral
fom the residence of her mother. No 53S Sew
thth street east between L and streets south,
tomorrow, 81 O'Clock p. M.
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MI NOTICE.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
VISITING WASHINGTON
VIII find II mHch to their advantage and personal
comfort f rooning outI to take their meals At this
well-known and long established Restaurant The
subscriber has spared no expense in reftting hSs
entire shment which II intended exclus i've
ly for & rst- class Gentlemen's Restaurant where
may be found al the comforts of q private home
and on very moderate terms.
Gentlemen particularly requested to call
before making arrangements elsew here.
G. GAUTIER,
no IS colin 2S2 Pennsylvania qenue
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BALLS, PARTIES; &c.

TIVE ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIELD
Il AGAIN TIL Anderson Club take D cas- a
urr in announcing to their friends and the IL
public in gentr.l, that they will give their 81
hixth GEAND BA Lii AZ Tenn rerance Hail ental
MeNDAf Deeem Der ed. Come one come all, and
enjoy yourself at the Anderson christmas Ball.
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies'.
de IS-3t*
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SOMETHING LIKE 4 SCHOOL The Rev Hem
~ Turner. tcolored,) from Charleston, = a..
mas opened a school tor colored people in
GeOr9etown, ID. O., called .sTha Israel r.v.
ceun," AZ which the following branches are
taught according to the manuscrp ut sent bv the
pflncipai "a. copy for 4 circularj TO Il Wash
ingtOn Job office:
CRliigrsphy, biography, chronography, geog-
raphy, theology, nonology, Psychology, glass
olo@y, Gala echncs, Iaachet" clinics, chreotech.
nics- architrchDics, andre physics, .diophvsIcs
acrcphysicz, mat hemntiV=.
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OORTABLB MILLS POR THE ARMY.


Q&es a pepot CommiSsa.r Of Sx6sisercx,l
Wdshtaston, ID. C., Nov. -, 1852.
Inventors and manufacturers are invited till the
9th Decepbsr, 1867 to present models and samples
Of Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
the use OF the army.
The following are the essential conditions the
mills must combine to recs consideration when
prssented by plan, specification model and sam DID,
lst. Not TO weigh over twenty Ave pounds.
ID. The grinding surfaces to be Of bum sfoS1
srooved chilled iron steel and the general con-
struetion Of the mill TO be analogous 70 that Of .
coffee mill.
Sd Each mill to DO capable OF grinding 80 pounds
OF hne -four meal Per hour, and 10 DO capable Of
being worked BY one man
4th. Each mill to be constructed. IL necessary.
that it can be separated into two parts Of equal
weight, SO 10 be carried BY two men should the
length OF march, lack Of transportation or fatigue
Of the mon other cause render its carriage too
lahorious for man.
6th. Each mill to be capable Of being attached to
awagon tongue. bransh OF tree, stack OF maskets
Inventors will submit plans specifications, o, nod
elSOf their mills, sampe of the mis- itself In the
presence Of q board Of officers. They viii Dc rs.
auired to present indisputable evidences Of their
mills combining the essential conditions above emu.
merated by causing the mill to be worked in the
presence Of the said board.
II mill be presented containtog all Of the above
eOnditisns aud its cost be sufficiently reasonable
Ia the opinion OF the Department to warrant its
purchase, q large number wfll tery probably be
bought for the Of the army.
For further Information apply ct No. 223 g st..
Washir gtnu. d. e. no Is
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SECOSD-wARD STATION CAsEs-Pat Morgan.
as'aul'; fixed 81. VIM. X. Martin, do; dis.
missed: A. Ferguson, dlserderly; fined S1.5..
Era Beebe, theft; held for hearing Isaac
psrks, hsht!ng; fined S'-oa. Joseph Holt, do;
dismissed. Sarabo Brown, malicious mischie':
hLed 81 Ben. Mix, Ben Bro s-n, disorderly;
locked up for he night. James Mccall, drunk:
turned over ~ military
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ENRICHs "WEIE STC BB."-Our en- ,erprisiu,
neighbor, Enrich, has completed the fitting up
Of his Vein Stube,' W inc room, we believe
In English and to-day II w"s thrown open,
anu afforded his friends and The public gener.
ally an opportunity % oample his fine vines
end excellent refres nents In the edible line
l, Is r spacious, Handsomely furnished room,
decorated with fine pictures and war maps,
ana provided also with a good piano for the use
OF hose unsteady inclined. Emrich's Vein
Stuee cannot fail to have immense success
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
nNRUSTEES' SALE or VALUABLE NERsURy

BY J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
TNBUSTEEs' SALE oP VALUABLE NCRsHRy,
Il WITH HANDSOME MARBLE OPFICR Asp RsIoG
sIaBLI-0n MuMDAf AFTERNOON, January
18th, 81 o clock, on the premises, by virtue Of q
deed Of trust dated October 5th, lSn id duly re-
corded IN Ihhtr j A: s. No rs. folio 20 eft sea .
ore of the land records for WASHING top cou rty b.
G.. we shall 81 u Lots numbered To- H. Il. Is H. fs
81, - 81, IS and n, ia WIN. B. Todd bdivison 81
Square numbered six hundred and sixty ixbt
t56o, fronting respectively north Capitol street
Boundary street and north street, the whole in 8
high state OF cultivation, with enc grapery chof,0
fruit trees and desirable shrybbery The BUILDINGS
fronting north Capitol street, aud 40 exo<llest
brick stable with slate roof Lots 81 nd S. ana
fronting on boundary street
Terms: One third cash; the residue In .ix.
twelve and eighteen months. with interest &C.
cured by O deed Of trust on the premises
III the terms Of sale should not be complied Win
10 five days after the sale the trustee reserveA tie
right to resell, on one weeks notice in the Ryeo-
ing Star, At The risk and expense Of the detsulta
purchaser.
An conveyancing .t the cost Of the purchaser.
HENRY MAYOR, lru.
JOHN @. HARKNEss. ( Truss~es
de Si-eoS ds J. g. MCGUIRE a. CO., Aueta.
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OBsTRuCTISG SIDEw - The common
practce, by porters of stores ON the most fire.
quentrn fhoroughfaree, of blockading III side
Walks win boxes, bales, casks, SC, has again
attracted the attention OF the police, and tho
following merchants We're arrested Yesterday
by I,Ioiman Mattingly, of the sanitary squad,
and fined for his imprudent habit of tIair em :
Ei"yees, by Justice Thompson: Mrs g. Preuss,
hn"d 81 W. NJ. Sinister, 81 so; s. Heller, 81 50.
w. l.. S+ars was dismissed. There are nine
Gther cases OF he same character awaiting fur
Their hearing.
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Square 5i-Lots 3, 4,6,1,s.
Square sS-Lots Is, 10.
Square 1O7-Lots ri, %, % 80
Square 1922 feet front Lot 4
Square 1s4-Lots o. IL IL, Sub.1
Square 422-Lots 4, ), Cd
square 499-Lot Is
sQHsre s14-Lots l. ,, 81 Ills
Res: A-Esst half of Lot g, on Missouri avenue.
near Third street.
Also, a 6rst-class DWELLING in the First Ward.
and one in the Fourth.
For particulars inquire of
JAS. 4. HALLIDAY, Real Eetste Agent
no q colin Corner of Pa. avenue And renth at
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MASHAL'S sALs.-In virtue of q writ OF nepS
from Ss on 9 , Or eS s, oct.a sssc1
District Of Columbia. for the county Of WsshinsS
for cash in front Of the court house door of 40
county ON sDAY the Ssh day OF Jsnury mart,
title, claim and interest in and 20 square No n.
together With ell and singular the improvsmsase
thereon, being the undivided wo-thirds pNrt1 q
,aid squsre, in the citS Of wsshi. ston D. O. sS6ssI
and levied upon - the property Of w. BuShss,
and will be sold TO satisfy yudicisls No II 70 jam
term. 1855. in favor Of X C. oarrin ston Rschsy
Howlet, GsrnisAse Of Il. W, Hughes.
wAAD II. LANoN.
de Is dts G g. Marshal D. O.
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PERSONAL.

.W1LL MR. WILBRAHAM, late Of CalpSper
Court House, Va call a' soon as pos ;bie &c
dr'a Were he will 6Ed his wife, who has Just sr.
m Ell tfere. de i8-3t
NJ NOTICE
" HERAA6 Ny wifs LOUISA WHITE HAVING
left my bed sno board without my consent, hereby
caution all persons against trusting her on my &C.
count, as will pay no deb,g of her contracting.
dc list GEORGE W. WHIfE.
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fCHPa oUT or ORDHR.-The ramps in tn.
Second Ward, south OF the avenVn, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets are all out
Of order, IN d thu esidents Of that neighborhood
therefore suffer sadly for want OF good water.
1heIe Is "a doubt but that il is only necessary
20 call the attention Of the commissioner 10 his
fast 10 secure immediate attention.
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I'll NITU RE.
~ FURNITURE.
MeGREGOR q CO.,


EXTENSIVE WARERooMs,
$50 sEvENTH-sTREEr,
oher inducements 20 purehssers Of ChSTrUB8
and other Housekeeping Goods.
Our stock 10 large and varied
PARLOk CfTBs, In Brsostelie. Rep. and Rsls
CHAMBER sETs, il. solid Oak, Walnut, MaAes.
any. and Painted, neatly ornsuepted.
ri IA And DINING CHAIRS
Superier Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk sod
cHsss . sS SItssssf e
WASHsfANDS, OFFICE FuRkrTCRE &c,
All Of which are made frem the best rnxterisle
and warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll 20 look throusA
the stock before purchasing, - we are selling st
Mo6RE0oK A 90.
no 6-eot AMI $50 Seventh street.
pOYs' CAssiMER JACKITs AND PANTS %
ID match. kQys' and Youths Oassimer SACK
COATS, VBsTS and PANTS 60 match. We hs~e
tstt received very choice assortment Of the seo~N
articles. which viii be sod Ct sus log prizes
for cash. Noah WALKER CO.,
dc t.'tsw<w tlnt.l 36s Penn: avenue.
EENre' UNDER GARMgNrs.--A, very iSsgs
NJ assortment 81 Shaker fhnnSt, bnensh -
rho, Grey Mixed Merlno SOD osnton Hea4S
CneArsAirts. With Drawers 70 nstsss rem
smalieet 70 Ter Rest sises, al ct wnsch wc w1O seH
orr usual iov prices f Ss SO; v.,Kxsk 90
det-<tsvtv tisti se- fsan, sveess-
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0SEILLTNTroS, DDFnS BrrLpISs, has an i'm.
1ise) FOX 1863, n AZ, han some, convenient,
cheap, jest the thiug Ill f. -, TO have about ono
the coming year. See announcement else.
where,
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TIE SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS DISyER-Tas
MEETING IT ne LGdtsS.-f erday, under the in =
YitatiOn of Mrs Secretary smith, a Iarya NM
Der OF ladies ef this city. Georgetown and Al.
exandrln assembled az the Patent Otfice Mrs..
SmlfA was called on II rr'.sitl, and w T
chosen Secretary.
The liberal responses which have bren made
III me northern cities to Mrs. Smiths aDpaai
ior All 10 FURNISH handsome dinner TO the
SOLDIERS IN the hospitals have madn il certain
tnat 4 sufficient amount of money VIII bp real
iZed 10 attain thar end. Committees were an
painted 10 make dinner arrangements at TWEEN
ty-fN" hospitals. and the ChapIains of those
Tor whom committees were not appointed Scrr
directed TO appoint their own committees.
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RED BLANKETs, TABLh LINENS, COTTON
One price Only, m srksd In plain 6Eures.
PERRY BRO
del- Pa. Ave and Moth street
RALMORAL sKIRrS-A lsrs, 1850 ttmsn' 4
- moderate pricee. PKRRY A BRO
deP-E Pa, avenue and Ninth street
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Kuo Der Goats, Le ggins. Camp Blankets Havelocks
nnayersaeks and every article made from India
Rubber, is at II. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at manufacturers
prices $40 Penna avenue, between sth and 10th
streets. nr 90 ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

I Osr-B.sveerioth and nth street, on the south
= side Of Penn. ave, "a small white, long haired
DOG With bright brown ears a suitable reward
will be paid at the Store, 273 Penn. ave. IT.
7 osr.on Tus;;S:y night, :. ODD rellors' Han,
/ st:., a isdy;s snail GOLD WATCH, win Chain
:ss s ::
SsO RkwARD. Lost, in the vicinity Of G IN
EJU 18Th strsets, : large NEWFoUNDLANO
Suss; tail. anSsf viii receive tks as sse rs
sHS Z. Rss AR 70
D lweanesday nth sometins .Hsr o'ei"cS ::
B1f MARE with iosf 5S FL. snGqs years
ae1s,m. corner 81 "a al. and e :ir e.,
ss. .sost T.
ION. aooi LITTLE spIs. will give sss reward for
an, about sin 20 Ee e. rs
de Is ST. Lumber Merchant, 27 Water st.
To Th III ssss eoS 81 TH. sGs
WI riti come forward prove property pay shsEsas'
= ~ red buffalo COW tip of tail white; FRIDAY,
Dc. IL Any person giving informstion of her
fron Bridge win receive the shove reward
GS REWARD-Lost. a POINTER DOG, ON Fri
ssy sSop hs corner Of Is, and
chestnut color, with scar ono side.
ieE-9t. A. BUCHI9NANI 400 ST.
STRAYED Oh STOLEs-A serrsl HORSE, With
barnes supposed to have 3 en- stolen last night
reward will be given If restored.
TdOS. HAvENNER
de l6-tH 341 street, between An and 9th.
A STRAY HORSE PICKED Up AT H STREET
"A ttables between 2lst and I'd sta. A small black
horse, with q star in the forehead: Q scar on the
left hip and scars the knees can be found at the
livery atable on ii street, bstv. etn and q (.
BY proving the said horse and paying charges can
be recovered. Ide B-St'l URiAH jon SSON.
81 kEWARP:-Lost, en- Friday, 18th Instant, 9
paddock ca her neck has lot half Of len horn;
very much cut; white .pt little On esch
sd , on ana near her bag Is quite fat; OIL and
will be paid to any one retur ming her to No. 4OS
east Attn street, between east Capitol and north
sts., CO itol Hin. d. X A.
DIED BLANKETS, TABLN LINENS. COTTON
ID sHEETINGs. NAPKINS &c. &C
One price Only, marked In plain 6gpres.
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HEILPRIsS BooksIoEE,
Bsi,s,e" LA and Ixh SIS, .
The public will a.a ia this
,...u NEW ks5 ABLIsHMENr
ish and the Assisst Lsnsaases,
History Travels, P.:t I'm Novels and Juveniles,
Manuals, a.ps and Books On the Natural
~ordsr. for SooHs n not on hand domestic or for
isn VIAL be promptly sIecuted. no Sim
NEW BASINS. .ouRRANTs, FIGS,
Ib bkkkkTSss ssd fSSS st xAL SSkITNbruR1.
Ass SSssss stiS and + SsHHssss *
BROWN. YELLOW AND WHITE SUGARS, q.
Fssssss, Me-. Clio a., eh Scda Esstls'
At L. A. DELLwIGS.
FINE OLD BRsNIEEs, wHIskIIEss Penr
tied and on draashs. Al L. 4. DELL~Ias.
OAK SSSS PINE '00H AND Dnf sEsfsstD
PURE ROUND COPPER. Roasted and Ground
NE ss. % Al 4, DiII%f fass Navy v.ra
r. ORGIES AND sOLDTERs GOODS.
ssS sos s.: sGeH s.' f'fa
Pull assortmtn MT OF Military and Raney Goods,
Chevrons. Rlass. Gloves, Stationery, an6 genuine
sRerm Arus OIL, Gum Peli:h. &c; Pal STOCK Of
sSs Sole Assn. e. "a:
CAseIMxR BUslNEss sU lie, BxAvER0vHR-
vvEs;Ter slsoH ois.h fRoCK GOATS. Jus, re-.
ceived and w,n b sold q our Ssusl g. prices.
de <tawzw lint S6s Penn. avenue.
old HAasi OLD HAMS ~ OLD HAMs!l!-
~ Oad Harylsn nd Cured Hams, In excellent order
and choice quality. KING BURCHELL,
deI Corner 18th ST. and Vermont ay.
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HACK LICRnss.-Yesterday, the pstrolmau
OF the Fourth Ward were busy attending N ths
Cases OF hack own. who had neglected to
II ave their vehicles licensed as the corporauou
laT requires. The following were disposed OF
by Justice Walter: John Conner, VIM. Conner.
I. Mccormick, John Hindsley, Thos. Boland,
hred 81 each; Thomas Riley, three cases dis.
nissAd. James Kayansugh was fined $40 81
part Of th- police will sufficiently remind those
VINO are evading the license law tina, Iney arc
j +bfe TO fine, IN sddidon 20 ,he cos. Of tns Al.
C%HA>
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SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mr. Mar.
garet Ragan. living on the corner of Ninth and
= streets, W rs arrested BY officer Wann.ll on
the complaint OF Margaret Van HarfenyiIla
VINO charges her with maliciously burning her
Ciothes. Inc case was heard before Justice
Clayton. and it was testified that while Mr.
an HartenNille WAS sleeping our OF her room
Anew nights ago, some person went into hor
room, plfched her trunk and clothes out. and
afterwards burnt All but tho trunk She SAW
me Clothes burning in front of The house. hut
90 not know that they belonged To her Mrs
RaFan and herself having had quarrel mr..
fousIS' she caused the arrest of Mrs. X. on
suspicion. The Justice dismiSs ed the case
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By BoNTz GRIFFITH. Auetioneer,.

By BoNTz GRIFfITH, Auctioneerv
A RARE CHANCE FOR cHRIsTNAs pRys.
o. nTSb Hyw y fTsS,,ys' Ar Prstre AucTIos =
on "a deer a store No $50 seSenth - S. So. "a
ana n Se Will seil without reserve. ID. entire
Walnut S'fss, and Arm Chairs.
Walnut spring-sest Chairs ard Rocker.
Cottage Suites. Wardrobe
Plain Dressirx Bureaus,
Leaf ble-. Quartette Tables
Gsle sud Wood Sea- Chairs,
Cane Sest aud Back Arm and Nurse Rockers.
ffn1y la h.E ssSS o, and
Children, TsSes and Racs ing H cssirs
One Mahogany Case Neiodion.
Together With = general assortment Of Fu-uitur.
uhusuy FOUND IN retail establishment.
dels iRepl BdSTz 1 GRIFFITH. Auc,.
BY. c. Mcguire CO.. Auctiop.cn
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE SEVEN &c
- TayE PIASo roHTE EKcELLFST FeIsrr1ss
M sn bSs.2RS EsrttIrs At pusLrc sILEo.
At 70 o'clock, at Nc; North street, bstw.s.
East Park Of The CAPITOL W. al s.P the
SI,urG an Eheets coppesing-
sursi isno k No. Ro ssyes octave Cola AedA
Piano Cover and stool, whstnot
"s,nSt and Maho ssny Hsir Spring seat sofas.
Ma hle Z" p Sofa aud Centre Tshles
Gi,t ran1e Mirroys, DsniEsk Curtains.
Lounges. Cane and Wood seat Chairs
" iit Va thtNnttlcfr ttd FIXTURES.
Excellent Bru sells. Three D. ami ipu-sIn C.r,...
Mating. 0iiclotb. Stair srpets
Mahogany Card and Fancy Tables
Mahogany Hat Tree, Hall Chairs
Holiness Tsersp outic Chair
Wslnu. Extension Table Sidehoaro
quantity Of China, Glass and Croekery.
Bedstasds, Bureaus. Wsshstands
hardrobes, Toilet Sets Clocks
Superior Feather Beds. Bolsters ana Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Blankets. Comforts and Spreads
Cooking, Radiator. and other Stoves
Hydrsnt srd Pipe, QUITS perchs Hoes &c
Together with q CEREAL assortment . KltcAe~
Requisites
Terms cash.
tiGnerrs.
de sd &c. MCGUIRE & Co. Auet.
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WOUNDED OFFICERS ARRIyYD-Amono tho
wounded at Fredericksburg are the following
Who are now al tile Seminary Hospital, (Iror. =
Town Major Jos. O'Neal, 63d n. Y, I'm arm.
MAJ n. L. Throop, 5.th n. Y. in log and arm
Capt. Thomas L.addy, 63th y. Y, in arm: Capt.
jams Lawrence, 18th Y. =. infantry, in arm:
capt: fulton, 63d Pa, in hand seriously; Adiu-
Nhalay, l7th y. ", in hand seriously: Assistant
Surgeon ID. d Kennedy, 57th Pa, in leg: Cant
W. Schubley. '33d Pa Capt J. Daahler, 10th
"a; Capt. AlphODs SERVER, 10th N. Y: CAPT
Jonn II. W aiker, l26th Pa; Capt. ID. w Snider,
lion Pa; Capt. John VI. Sell, Sd Pa; Capt &.
H. Drew, 18th Mass: Capt Jan Wallace it'll
Ohio; Capt. G. Gilhraith, 10Th Ind.
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BAY VI ARE LOsr--Ser advertiserncnt rlsr.
"here OF bay mare 'ost. Al ample re ward is
Offered for its recovery.
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BOARDING.
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
so BARRELS TAR,
80 BARRELS kOSlN.
Apply to
no ST J. L. KIDwELL, 6eorsstovn ~. O.

MISS sMYTH INFORMS HER FRIENDS IND
lvl Customers that she continues to take ORDERS
for Embroidery in Gold, Silver and SILK, at her
residenee, "a Sixth street, between and p, east
side Ladies' and Children's ClothiDx Embroidered
in the best and newest styles; Also cut sud fitted
de- L. go Inn
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FUTURE DAYA.

Ply = r. T.. CROWN & CO, Auctiopeers.
\ RhRE On tNcL ox INSEsIxENI..w.yi viz
"a at II 'oioek ct Riley Wharf, foot of lin at.
In1I nne wei kpewn schooner called the sarah Ann
der and quite fast sailsr fe be sold as the ovner
has no iuriher use for her; Waterman aud others
reserve. Terms cash. $500
CT L. GROWN n co. .Auets
dee 81 No. 351 9Th 90 corner Pa Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

LPIT HI. HoxE IN Bal; .msi no1 day a boy BY
the psms OF Daniel Williams. He ~ III yesrs O Id
AID sui posed to be in Washingtoa in Of the
camps OR having something 20 do about the stsh.s
he sd on blue nel coat and lii at sou 81 "a
I will give Areward Of 20 % any per- on Who W ii
deliver him up TO Thomas McoshaH at the corner
o'1st etrf It and Pa avenue, and they will conf
greHt favor on . distressed father and mother
It, WILLIAM WIIII,xs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18
BY J. G. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auctione~rs.
NNRISrEES SALE OF nMRIIING QnIrS

BY. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HNRUSrEES SALE OF DWELLING HoUsl
u AND Lor OK Il STRkET soRra, BnrwHEx ErX
Avn i2TH STkEsTS KksT.-0n TUESDAY AFTEH-
NOON December 30th, 1862 ST O'Clock, on the
premises, by virtue of deed of trust dated Jun0
18th, la5s, and duly recorded in Iiber J. A &. No.
Isl folos +S3, ct SEQ. one of the lsnS records foe
Washington. ID. G: shsI part Of Lot lumber siT.
C. 10 Square nameered three haDd red and twenty
lS2, beginning at the south lire of ssid Lot nun.
br six, % being ~ feet inches from the inter-
section CT 18th sud q streets thence east roo feet
the nee north y feet 81 inches thence west tUensv.
FIVE IS feet, thence south Is feet, thence vsst -
f.. enc tl inch. thence sou h three t3l feet So
inches TO the place of besinn'og Also, part Of Lot
number eight, ts in Squsrs aforesaid, beginninS
Il the east line II said Lot eight, az being one
hunfred 100 feet one m inch from the nterse -tioa
Of 18th and G streets, thence south one hundPsa
tl) feet, thence west twentya fz5l feet, Themes
north one hundred 1901 feet. thence east twenty
Ave (z5) feet to the place OF beginning, tosethee
With the improvements, consisting Of a desirabt0
Terms: 81. 80 in cssb; the remainder in g ana n
montbs, with interest, secured By . deed Of tr1sA
the premises.
All copvsysncinx At the cost of purchaser.
III the terms OF sale be not complied with withto
I'VE days thereafter, the trustee the mat
to resell At the risk and expense Of the defauaS5as
purchaser, on one week q notice in the EveuS -
Star. WM. 8. HOLIDAY Trustss
de 6-eodda J. c. MCGUIRE a co AuefA