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Message of the Governor o. ni>.anri

st. Louis. Dec. 3o.-The message OF the
Go,erTor of mis- State was delivered to-day
After coneratulating the Legislature. and Stale
upcathe fact that AZ last loyal tfrnera, As
s. mtiy has been convened, the Governor re-
Ni.ws the condition OF the.State since the out-
break Of the rebellion, and saws that the num-
Ter of volunteers from Missouri. after the
casualties of the w3y and mastering oat of the
lrree El2rly enlisted troops. is o.. :00, which
with The i;,5;D State militia gives a total force
o. 3e,tGO M n III service for the war. The en-
rolled mili:in. numbering 52,Gri, gives the
: tatr a grand tvtal OF &C GO nlen.
TIE Governor says he has long bern con.
WINGED that the material interests Of Missouri
W. uld be advanced by substituting free for
slave labor, and rpco-r ro~nds plan by whirh
the Children Of slaves bora after the passage OF
the act shall he free, bat 10 remain ucder the
control ot their Eoibcrs until they have arrived
Al q certain age, the owners to be compen nsafad
for me diminished value of slave mothers after
being thus rendered incaps BILE of bearing slave
childrrn-
In discussing the emancipation question the
Governor says that the LEGISLATURE cannot c IN
sNtntionaily adopt scheme by which IA /,
owners of slaves can be divided into classes
and the slaves of one class be enanci pate 1
without compensation, while compensation is
provided for another class.
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SEVEN DAIS LATER FROM MEX!CO.
Progress of General Forry-The Head Of
his clufan. Advancing Toward PueSIa.

letter from Vera Cruz. dated Dsacember :,
seven days 1T. than our rorres liondrnce from
Jaiapa, published last saturday, corrobo-at,.s
sur cCr: - nd, ETs statements con ncerairg the
pr, gress OF the French rxpcditon in Mexico
General FCrey was still At Orzaba. com o,etipg
his preparations for an early advance on the
City OF Mexico, so cS Eot 20 se checked on th.
way by General t:r;eFa, who is AT Pueb.a M
the head OF strcnr force, or by Ju1rez, who -
Terrifying Mexico. The had OF General F-s
two columns. nndtr Generals Brrtier and
BayaiMe. had reached San Andrea Chaichico-
mIia and San AuSGstiD del Palms, two mill
iary positions commanding the road 10 Pueb!a
The French, IT Is ssid, were cordially received
by toe inhabitants OF MatiIaoras. who, baloag-
ing Ter The mcst part Ia the mercantile class
lock Upon the presence of the French Ia that
city as security against further prosecutions
en tn" part OF ihr Mexican ffnvrrnment, and
as prcmise ti:at Tia. trade OF Mntamoras will
+. same the Importance il had under tho Spanish
Government.
Mramor has declared himself 4 warm sup-
porter or Fr.nch intervention. and works in
connection with Allllon'e to secure its -uccess.
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The Proprietor IF this well known establishment
hus L rierniip.d to stYea
GEkND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
The SILK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
On III ksDAY NIGHT Jan. L. 1855,
On whics occasion tk e entire stage will bo deco
isi-,i ADD nth the excellent Com psny cog aged
at this place now. number of ts.ent have kinily
volunteered.
Lcos At rBE srARs OF TUE PROFESSION: :
MISS ROSA CONSTANTINE,
Tie C.leti rt~d Dsos. use, i.te of Nitics Garden,
hissis si::Exa Z lsIY hfE 's's .sb btays5is JENNY
Who will oE this occasion dance their celebrated
LA bn1s$SzztbERE
blue BILLS OF sCorLAsp.
MISS LAURA BERNARD
The Favorlte Pei Of wasair Eton. uurivalcd By any
sorgstre-e, Us well as style. b-aut. and song
On hi. cee..an MISS wi iaSSY ,isns. ss celebrated
MISS EMMA WILLIAMS
this Light to dsnre her celebrated
Ia MA LIME,
Mr. KRTMSCHKA,
The ceiSerssea IT. SsTcasn and Opera viii sing
BARBER OF SEVILLE.
sIGNOR LlNDEMAN will preside at the Piano.
PROF. GEvRGE NACHMAN
MONSIEUR SOL,
kate Of n Gspss m9srss 81 have on this
brsted Violin Jiuet Of
NORMA.
AGEAND TRIO DANCE,
p-rfcrna.t by
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
MIsSES CONSTANTINE, JENNY AND EMMA
n%- Admission far this might, % cents-to be de-
voied to tie benefit CT cur Sick and Wounded Sol
Girrs.
The Proprietor. in conclus ion. thanking the pab-
lie for the kind ps:rO!'sge ge. earnestly hopes that
ths Concert III h- patronized by every trae Union
man for such gre 1t cause
JOSEPH RUsENTHAL, Proprietor.
de 81 IT 3t- street.
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The Army and General Mcclellan.

TIE following passages are published IA me
NaiCrbGFy Conn American, of Drcesnbsr
Goth. as iar' or letter from Hon. I. w Co..
enc of TIE Republican committee cent by the
Connecticut legislature 70 Frederickshurg afier
the rattle, 20 took after the dead and wounded
I ON HAT Stale:
HosPITAL, HEADQUARTERS.
You lave no icca of the deprsss on there Is in
ihe army at tie result Of this third attempt 10
20 10 RichnoLd. That ii is a complete fsiLure
10 one can dt ny. The causes of IL NAV b. An
open quo stion: but one thiBg Is cr7tsin, that
there VIII LsNr 20 b. different mana-ptnar. or
We n; II no. be g nati N much lon GER and shalt
have Jtn Davis 10 rule over us I dare not
wlitc what i think to you from vyhst can
gailer ia ihe Limits tiine have had for ol,s.lr-
Naiion md fhuugat; but tlis f. certain thai the
Presif eit has cot 10 stop acting as Cssnrnandsr
in-Chl'f, part of his Cabinet b. removed. nd
antsilH Nan placed at tae head of thu ar.ay.
polillc ais IL and oLt OF Congress siencei ard
more nan aI', the PeoIIe take hold OF thp in,ar-
es's Of tie country, stop carrying on ths var
fr selfish ms, and also ell keep Quiet and ,rA
the amy asone
have iound hut one opinion in the armv
ahout tie mt rats OF Gene rails. The army. a.
most 70 n sIJE, ara for Mcclellan, and il Won ex-
pect The dTHy C conquer pCacr. You have cot
to give them choice. II is a. clear 20 them as
tbe suEssilne, ans tha', too, with the best
hlenCs Of Enrrsiie. who is mNch resusct,d nv
al, that lac as not The cspaci.y for he mo in.
OF an army OF this magnitude.
our, irU:y, I.sW sl,a
DecPlnD,r 81
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s.-sr lSSo-<.
BRAKES PLANTATION BirTERs.

They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidots 70 change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
acurs.
They strengthen the system and enIiven the
mind.
They prevent miasmaIe and interInit.en.
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Cons snpation.
They cure Uarrhpa, Cholera and Cholera
Mcrbus
Iney cure Aiyer Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They ars made OF
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of a beverage, without regard TO age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended 20
delicate persons requiring a gentle slim ulsnt.
Sold by all Grocer., Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. BRAKE Il co, 2O2 Broad.
way, New York. sep a5.eo6m
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Stuartstsva!ryC Crossing ,he Pe.am nc near
Point OF RoCk-They Intend To Destroy
the MopocRey Dridge-Their Object one
Of PlIpdrr .ud Devastation Hopes Of
their capture Entertained
RALTIhoRF, Dec. 30.-Paseensers who ar
1--WE bere Tonight HON Er. derrick, MARYLAND
report That rumor was current there. and be-
iieyed that Stuarts cavalry, number ring t,2,O
m'n, were crossing the Potomac last night ar 4
tbs mcrninc. ten or twelve miles this side of
FONT OF Rocks.
a. the tiIf.e the train started it was not known
how r:any had rot ovrr, or how far th.y ha.i
adVsneed into this STATE. II Is believed that
they intend destroying the bridge over the
Mpnocacy, four miles this side of FREDERICK
md then dash into the latter city. DESTROY ali
the stores accumulated there, and than move 70
Other points in the western part Of she Statr,
and after ieps atns the same operation, reeross
into Virginia.
II is confidently hoped hero thar il they ven.
tnrc far rnonHh Into the interior the whole
party viii! be captured.
Il is rainire here rapidly. ard it is hoped
thai The Potomac will ne so swo,ls as TO ma ke
their capinrr g fixed fact.
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..GcoD AS FAR AS 1T GoEs.''-Thc Keunebpc
Courier says -" The editor of the Bruins wi X
Telegraph gives ii as his opinion. after having
tested various kinds of spring he'd bottoms, tina;
Ander~ sons is the best in use. Tenny is Al sod
bachelor and his testimony Is good a. f.: a il
goes"
81 During the recent fighting in North Caro-.
linz, Il chaplain cf one of the Massachusetts
regiments, who was on the field, seeing one Of
the men OF Battery i, Third New York artiI-
lerr, IL ing borne of wounded, said 10 him,
Were YOU supported by Divine inspiration -
3 Nc" was the reply, " We were supported by
the Ninth New Jersey
- AT an artists sale in New York, on Tues.
day evening. kenserI's i.Sunset on the Coas,-'
brought S}tt; Syudam's MONDAY Fog and
GgrouN's 81 irsr Snow brought ssl-5 "a IA: an 1
Huntington peak of ChocnTa' S23L The
pictures were sold at an average price of Slup
each.
eFThe popular vote Of Missouri this year is
only half IS large as ii was in i-C'
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4 HEIBERGER CO.,
'IFsn5ss Hls55.sE H5!.5
a., ,son Late 6yerrsl
SEPT hOUyEAUX CONTEs POUR LES EN-
Cent Petis Contes pour les enf.nt-. Is .ents.
Contes du Chsnone Sc!,d q cantR
Les Souvenirs DC Ienfance, % ce1tss se
Contes ct Histories pour les enfsnts, % cents.
Contes pour les enfsn's De eng six ans, Is cts
Nouvesux geti.s con.es pourlss enfants ~, -
Ba~r, q viEnettes. s! cents
Centes a. And erson, tr duits du Danois, 50 cents
Contes de renfsce, Choisis de Miss Edgeworth,
Andmnsny theirs for children ofevery age, i'm
JUVENILE BOOKS, ILLUsTRATED.-Right
y and Wrong, IS cents.
Magnet stories. S5 cents.
Travels OF Baron MuSehaussn, IS cents.
The Well in the RI cs IS cents.
GI,nH;sl AlwsHs Happy sppsnfs Is cents.
The Young Lady 5 Oracle, 80 cents
The hitten Series, rs cents e.! per vol: a,..
ah1ms' as & 'nsss and D''s FsiSSK 'sSSFsa 4S4f5R Si
LIE cay'tsine satre. De. Bci., q cents.
La PouIe aux Tnfs-i or, 81 cents.
MignOnne. 80 &c Ets.
LeNiullirer des Enfants 81 cents
Petites hveDtures d'uue Poupee, 81.
lie SeizreIr Polichincle, Si.25.
La Fee Migponne, 81.
La Pagade de Kari. 81
Nouyeau Theatre education, 80 cents.
lie Peri Bobheur, 81.
lie Bon paI q, 81.
Imported from Paris.
de is FHANCK TAYLOR.
NIAGARA COUNTY APPLES.-Iy barrels Nj
~ agAra County Apples just received. They are
''''''eN 'A~ - KING K BURCHELL,
de II Corner 18th st and VerHisntav.
II MINCE MEAT
DOMESTIC MINCE NEAT.
KING < BURCHELL,
de2S Corner 18th 1T and Vermont av
400 TONS susgEEi6R rgnG4av nav
For sale in lots to suit.
de Is cost Foot of q straat
nR GODFRhY'S ANTID5fk WILL CUN
IL GONORRHHA In six days. No change of diet
required It is English Speci6c of SIXTY -fv.
years standing and will not harm the mast aliGst.
constitu tion. II contains snfneyo9S. Price 3
Bold by &. c. UPBAM, 4O3 Chestnut street, Phiia
delphia. and ia Wash binEton by 8. G. tfaD, c0rns
llth street and Ps avenue; In 8lessDdria B.
DALmORAL sKIRTs-A largs saaortnssnt
ID moderate prices. PERRY & BRO
d. 9It Pa. avenue and Ninth street
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From Ri0-Marinr Disaster,

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Rio de Janeria dates TO
Nosemb'r i9h have been received The ship
ScTeamer had rut ack dismasted, aud was
afterwards ir'd by o'ie Of her crew. Bntlittle
damage, however, was done, and the incandiary
was arrest d. Three American barks h. d been
sold 10 Britt houses y: Rio.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- ~ -
WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET.
NEAR PEEHSYLVXNIA AVENUE.
PEOPRIETOES. ......-.A HAHBLIN Il CO
ACTING MANAGER ....A. II HERNANDEZ
BUEINE EsS. MANAGER. JAMES PILGRIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMERIOAi ..r
CROWDED AND
AUDIENCES.
LOOK AT THE
ARRAY TALENT! s-
The wnIderfal
A. n. HERNANDEZ
AND his TALENTED TROUPE
First appearance Of the Young sld Beautiful
KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The great Irish Comedienne and Vocalist, who will
appear
MONDAY EVENING, Dsc. %,
In her great character Of
The IRISH PERFECT CURE!
Also IN character istie Irish Mel.ose. entitled
IRISH C0URTsHIP,
In which she viii sing her original SONG Of
mo IRISH NEED ArrLr"
MILE MARIA ZOE,
The most Accom- plished and Charming Danssasc
in America
First appearance Of the celebrated
MR. r. YATtS, SAM LONG,
The Great Comic Singers.
The celebrated
BCDw0RTH BROTHER9i
MISS ADA TEkMAN,
And the
STARS OF THE VARIETIES,
EtmseTiEs Orsy Fifty Pertor1,ers
~SpBCIAL NoYICE.-A Grand Matinee Sat.
rr;iny Afternoon, for e. { accommodation of Ladies'
and Child rem, commencing at clock.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Accom- plished Vocalist
IS ENGAGED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A: d viii appear on
MONDAY EVENING, Jaa.
Rsrqnette ard Family Circle. u aapts.
Orchestra Chairs. airs..-..-.............5 81 cents.
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On New Years n sht, Mr.. pREw, Mr.. L. P
BahRtfT, Miss ON EsTNEr ana Mrs G MAE

PRICES OF ADXIssIoN.-Gslcnny Chairs, IS cents
Orchestra Seats q cents: Psreuette 81 Cents; An.
lily Circle, "a csnts; Private Hoxrr. S5
Decrs cr.n stf,4 to commence At { . clock.
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The iURLIC PRINTING REpoRr-rhs an
nnal rriort of tbs superintendent OF Pu hlie
Printing has bea Issued. Ii subTui' - a Skstc-
n.ent of he ran actions Of the Office from th,
3Jth stpiember. "a, 10 the 9Th Septuiosr,
l-G2, inclusive. The principal features OF The
report :re as follows
The pr"seIi stTnsgie for the existeuce OF TIA,
Govern he Ht has greatly i2cr~ased TIE quantity
OF blanks ard hlaEk DO KS required. especially
b, tie War, Navy and TIeasn D@p-r TnAn,S.
An unusual quantity Of printing was aiso or.
dered 81 TIE last sess ion 0f Consr So Fscili..e-
for printing and binding. .ths iInrna ase amount
of matter required additional presses aud bind
lDR machinery. ...--
The Government printing ofioe at present
occupied was purchased on tho ith Of M{rch.
POI, for Si35.tHE. On assuming the duties Cr
his position on the .d OF that month. ths sSu-
"rnt nd ut directrd taat The hooks Of tilp e--
,b!isLm, u, b" 80 kclt 10 show what Ia.
lr-nting and iiDding would have cost al psid
for In accordance with former prices, and thea
IN" actual expenditure on account ef the work
done. g..
Prom this IL app-~rs ri,af wing of s90l:s i2
was ,fectsd. A recapiiulation shows that in
prin lag and bindings saving Of S2Jj,Jo6 - gas
eiiects Il.
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AMUSEME ENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

~NoFtINA oN HE n HE.
CORNER ELEvzSTH AND STREETS.
LEssEE>.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...HAEoss Co.
s s.l,Gss,s AtSAcEa.. 4. Gessos
ef1Gs MANAGER. ...............;FsED.G 4. hA.oEa
HElNEsDAi ErENiNG, Dec 81,
s's'nd Mfs Mifsss fRAsk e ii k''i'n,sssn'H' pnsss Of
l's'ad III! In !: ., 8 + sIkss4E fassis: Actor
Who is engaged for liz. itea period.
THE sEKIOUS FAMILY
s-sI T.s;',i i: IRna;,,,.d-lrAi.u Drew
The su.eessful surasq ne. tho
BtIDE or AByD:bs!
Mira original BOLD Private r"l.....Mr T. Drew
Haul, ne, Morests and con-sas ou,done by tho
DercisAex = =.
Ess si!: y: HI s.sssss NJ .as RRsw ~. a.R
PRICES OF ADAIssIoN.-.s.lccny Chairs. 4. cents;
lily Circle. "a c.nls; Private Boxrr. S..
peors cp.n at "a TO eommenoe al clock.
GROWERS TkE ATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVEN UE, near Willard Hotel
L1osAlD GaovER.--. k-HAeB1
THIS "WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
VIII te produced BY r.eu:st Il n merou- patrons,
Dirn bcu: c:cault's thrilling AMI magnificent 70;
mantle spsstasu!sr plsy. in 'h:,e pa.'s entitled
PACVEETTB UNDER THE Snow,
OT. TIE FALANCHE.
.;rs Il C., ,Gvrnou as...-............Th The Da:hess
Ben. foaers az Bernard
In rehear cal, the besu,ifuI 6ramatizst on of Mrs
southwcrth's peculiar story the
HIDDEN HANDi
ES Friday evening, January 2. benefit Of Mr.
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n NOTICE
DINNERS, SUPPERS, BALLS, PRIVATE AND
PUBLIC PARTIES.
The Subscriber at the gent uest Of the Citi-
Eens of Washin ton and the Public generally. has
now resumed bis outside family business. in the
supply ing Of
DINNERS, PARTIES, sUPPERs, AND MEAT
- DISHES
Sent tn any part of the City At the Shortest Notice
and will be superintended by the subscriber in
person.
The Proprietor would also be leave to remind his
Patrons Of this branch, that the late Store and
Saloon has been chs, xed to Gentlemen's g Re-tau-
rant The Ladies who will favor HIM with their
Patronage viii 6n4 the Second Floor a hand
someiy furnished Reception Room, in which Mrs
GAUTIER will be happy to receive their orders
c. 9AUTIER,
no o. colin aso PennEyivsnis avenue.
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de 1s-td Capt. Asst Quarterm
A RMY So Y = L L L & .

Amy af tas Potomac,
WAsEIS0Tos, September =. 1851
pIopaSALS are invited for faTui@aiDs for the use
81 the army OF tbs Potomac the following articles:
60 tons best quality Timothy EaJ, sacursiT
haled. the weight ofeach bale to be marked
thereon.
1870 go bushels OF Oats OF the best quality, In
strong sacks we'll sewed
ts0 cords OAK and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
Each bid must be accOnp panied By ths endorss
ent Of two responsible persons that the contracts
HAWxrdsd will be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from tins 20 time So the Az
ueies may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
e: the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder NJ to .he time Of openingp
The Tight is reserved to cept all any part Of
Any bid.
Oats Woo6 - ~ the may be, snd enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col. and A. u. O..
Rsf5-n - - Chisf Guar efmasteY.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR rHs ERECTION UF BUILD.
l. IN4S

os' A'''" ssaaa1ss ss,rs.fE T.. u D.. s 4:Ts 1 'ssst
as ssI o tAs
E,s.,on NJ fSr sss rufsishing Of aster.s soS
F:.oisd and EIesased S1san.fs no.r sH s. eity Oh
ana s ss time
tAsir com pistior. ,r,,,a,
The full name and Past on e. address Of th. bid.
Aek nSst met appear In ths proposal;
tha s.as: m us see Of r. Ss hS as 1
sonSatrsa a. the individual proposal OF the party
fropoeals from di,loyal PARTIES .eiE NOD b soxsid-
ssd. AID Al OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Propss.ls mus. b. addressed to Capt. c. r. Fss.
.faaa 5s
GUARANTEE. s
is, + bs 81 sss 3 t2 at 81 tbs
by two responsible persons, whose signatures must
BisssTs nust he present in p.rson when II. bids
are opened or tbs proposals will not be oonsid.
TIN responsibility of the suarantors must be
saown * the eGcial certiscste Of the Clerk ofth
Bonds equal In amount to one half the sum tn be
rtessea on the contract .iEnsd ss the eontr.ctor
suee.ssful bidder upop signing the contract. -
signed. Blanks for bonds can Be W P.os,.sad apon
application being made at this Office either person.
ally, by letter, or ny telegraph.
Form of GucYnatee
Ke,-. of the county Of, and State Of,
and =, Of the county Of, and State Of, do
hereby guarantee that t-is able 10 fulfil the
contract in accordance with the terms O: his pro-
position, and tsAt, should his proposition be &C
eepted he will at @nce enter into q contract in &C
sordanee herewith:
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
To this guarantee. must 90 appended tho cfi cis.
sertfhrate above mentioned
Payment to be made upon the completion OF tbS
contract, or SO soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
terms er shall be in funds.
Any informslity i'm the bid or por-eonfermsnce
With the terms of this advertisement, viii ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
The buildings contracted for under this nj YER.
tisement must bsere ted in accordance With the
plans and Specifications furnished with the least
possible delay and will be subjected to the inspec
tion of eomPstent master mechanic.
The Depot Quart+rmAst ar reserves TO him. self the
light % reject n! bids he may deem high, or
for other sI fficisn mt causes
c. FETHUSON
de 2a-ti Cant Azs,t n rfsrrn aatar
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~ Lyons I. tier Eays: Large orders for
silk SUITS have been received here from Italy
ard London: and air, adv the plain silk and
1oulard looms are bring SCI ID Shirh cireum-
stance ais 10 the htlisf 'hat IN tre VIII he
plenty OF employment during the wistHr."
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,,:s - in ,.I 'Soa essIn'.s ai =
r:s 's. aa.s. & sdss;e .ss ;3r ~ s.s 70, ,ssa
- ss.lks a n. rate Of Is ..nts .ssi. sinsi. |
s.pyIlyIsEAEEfs .ksaia be sent 70 the |,
kNis. n esioss Nj sihes-'sA sA@ NAY -c&
.--.-.=-.=-.-
1928 PRESENTS. 1923
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
@. sJs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Eleventh and Twelfth st-s4ts,
Has THE LARGEST,
rINrSr. AND CHEAPEST
AseoRfAEST or
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
THIS AAREET,
AT wHoLEsALs AND RETAIL.
RL.okshIrHs FoRaE.,
udssr e sudt dStkiSDsToSEs.
iHSs HShhss IS sEsSSE sSEsf ss.ns,
EsaMEkss EssaasMfEakks,
70, :dsFS Soils. &; ataskss1zs E9e.s
s.la sss Seventh 1: ss. sfbs1Ho.oTd p .e .ol canal
nX YoKEs,
81 ;:$Ez5EE :$$$SEaz55EHE:SEE3;8EE1EsSS;# ;:$$Eaz5EEsEa;fEaEsSs#ys: sa;fEassy::
4SSyS $S|H 94SSysS f#!'45ssi ##sEsssHr,.
issssfEdE5H5z5H3SfS4ss EEs 41S H555z ssgsfGs sGGarrs.
Ezf, sTKAE aaa FODDER cyrTERs.ss
Fer sale, wholesale or petsi, :! ssrg,s market
q I'm ass sevoa.h s.. bss. p PsaS a Ava" and daaal
"A aHEdzenErs,
;is$ s$$s ss$$s asssfEs, sfSf: 4sssSf:Ess
liz HzIbIEs,
fffSSfkFEs,, fSSSffEs,
1sr ale, .koiesslc ana retail. s.s,l.sy,,o,o sy
eg-ln sss seventh st. bet. P.: AZ: and canal.
MA0hIEkEhEhETfss EEEEfss' sr Al. ALL AZ, KINDS
J.P. BaRrHoLow,
aN,n aSs seventh st, bet. IA. A. and Canal.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURNIsHINa GOODS,
For Sale ct Lowest Prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
Up. BARrHOLOw,
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
dztim between Pennsyivanis avenue and Canal.
TnxAsUKr OF THE UNITED STATES; p. ,s.
On wednssdny Ias. the 81 instant, there diSsp
~: ss,s I1.fsii: s
h.He ever beer :ssrsd from this once, and none
Fhs true cerTisca,ss of The denomination of ave
tnoassrd toiass have their numbers WHITES 9s
Z. under the marginal bnrdsr. Ths worts "if ,Ss
srder blank be not filed mp this Certificate issued
N. SACK q ,Ss Ssa,:aestss' IN rsa I ~. All that
have been is-a-,i since shout the est Instant,
;sss Sf @ sis fss ss s
=. 5, Tx Ike sho!s iued rhose
In the lost psek age differ from the genuine in hav
ssni b. not nilsa ap tbis oertiaoase issusi q
Eih be paid TO bea--r," ezs;nrod on ase face
there taking the place Of the border, and eontin-
ned below on zach end, ovt the ensrnved dsnsr,i
nations Of" "5n"a" !" The numbers are Printed in on
eeeh ena in red iaE, uSDER the '15xan dspowina-
don the large demo lion is in green ink Ger
dScatss of the denomination rf one thousand dol
lars, answerins the desert Pion o. these lost, bavs
been and are being issued; bat none of that dsnom
fnation have he en- lost
On all genuine Certificates there is ornate Fl G.
are or garland rlsc.d over and under each of the
t.e scrolls containing the dsnornna.ionsi dsures.
Of tss scroll, running gthwise Of the Cerfc
And about three quartsrs of an inch long, an
eighth Of an inch wide in the center tsperin
Ways from the center. On the lost Certificates,
r. k. SPINNER,
de Ie7v TrsesHrAr of the Cnitei States,
n. W, PITKIN. A. b. PITKIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

u BED SPREAD3
EED COMFORTS
90, l0-4. II and 12-4 SIIEFTING<.
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and NAPKINS,
FLANNELa, PLAN NIL SHIRTS and DRAM ERS
GLOVES and HOSIERY of I'll kinds.
HM. X. RILEY & BROTHER
No. Rs, Central Stores,
Botvenn 9TH and Sth sts
Dc g 2w OppOsite Center Market.