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on Tuesday ED instant, ELIZA GLENDY, wife
The friesda q ne family are respectfully invited
ne.
On the I'd inst, after a short illness, THOMAS
RAkREL, aged Is years.
His funeral will take place tomorrow, the 18th,
At O'Clock from the residence OF Wm. Kerr, on
sd street, between md H frier DIS and acQuaint.
ances Of the IA uiily invited to attend
On the morning Of the 9th instant after short
ard p.infuy illness, MARY JOSEPHINE, second
The ~ neral win take place from the residence of
her SrsI df:ther, Mr.: John KsseTs corner Of I'D
The friends ana acsvaintsncse respectfully in
vited 30 attend.
On the night Of December I'D, 1859, ELIZA,
aged year, month aud ,Idsys.
On the 9TH inst, in Geor getown, d. O., ELKSO-
RA HOOD, vifs OF Frederick Hood, In the seth
sddsPly IL y5sd'rick Nj e the ls.s inst
year Of her age, wife Of the late Lieut.. Joseph
late Judge Harding. ofFrederiek.
On the 2sd instant, GEORGE W. BAMBRR6ER
IN the sd year Of his age.
Alright is trem our household gone.
voice we loved IL stiXed.
A place - vacant our midst
Which never coz be Glsd;
A Kindred heart tfet tn robbed bat !ats,
With tenderness and love,
Bss hushed its painful throbbtass hers,
To dwen IN o.isa above.
Yes N ths home " here angels are
We trust his soul hast FED
Ard yet bend above his grave,
with tehrs, kpd cell him dead.
We call him dead 90. oh. We know
The rsistives and fripds Of the family are rsspsst
iesnce, lO9 oh street. above 81. on this w edn,s
: Gay sftsrAoon. at ~ o'c1co&.
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MARRIED.

On the sd instant, at st. Peters Chvreh, by the
Rev Father Coyls. Mr.. HENRY LINNIN TO Miss
MARY TANGNEY, both Of this city.
On the 2H instant, by the Rev. Or. Ryan. Mr.
BENJAMIN sCRIFENER to Miss MATTE VIII.
KlNS, all Of this city.
On the sd instant, by the Rev. w. II. D. Ryan
FREDERICK B. LOTUS. to Miss CAROLINE l..
FOWLER, both OF this city. ---. ---.---
On the 18th instant. at Wesley Chapel. BY the
TO Miss MARY A. STEVENS, daughter Of r. Ste
yers, formerly Of Georgetown, KY.
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ITO MILITARY MEN.

ITO MILF AEY MEN.
We offer large assortment Of
Uniform 0yercoAts, Dress Goat, Sack and Blouse
Goats,
Jackets, Light and Dark Blue Pantaloens and
Vests,
Over and u nder shirts, Drawers, ..-s. "a
Gloves, Hosiery, DC. .s,...
Also, . rom piete variety Of
swords. ssshes. Belts, Shoulder Straps. Haver-
Which, We wiz dispose of on the most reasonable
terlas. WALL, tTEpHENs 4 90,
-.Ef ago 500 Penn, lyanis aveaus,
dc SSt bet. 9th and Ioth sts
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Byy. G. MCGUIRE a co., Aurtionccrs =
TRUSrEKS SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE,
Il AND Lor os y sTREEI xaEIH, sRrwErs ngs
AND 1879 sTkEFrS EAST.--On Tuesday AffEB-
NOON December 3th- l2s2. ct O'Clock, ths
premises, by virtue OF deed OF trust dated yuns
9th, BIB. and eul> recorded in Liber J. A. D.. No.
Isl foios &S3, ct SEE one of the lard records soe
WASHINGTON. ID. =; i shall part Of Lot naresr stl.
g IL squar: namhsred thIes hsnared snd tweass.
B,.rix. e beins u feet inshcs frem the i.ser-
th.nc. north z feet So inches thence west twenty.
bye rs, feet, thence south IS feet, thence west
f"t enr ~ inch, thence south three ~ feex g
inches 10 the place Of Eina aG A>o. part e. La
number eight: g in Squsrs Aforesaid beginninR
al the esst line Of said Lot eight, az being e.
hundred tl0el feet one I'D inch FROM the inter
Of 18th and G streets, thence south one hlndrs1
north one DC ndf.d llseD feet thence east tvs.tV-
fss y feet TO the place Of beginning, tosethsw
With the ipprovements, consisting Of . Desires
Terms: 81, 80 in cash; the remainder In snA =
months With interest, secured By aeed Of rusa
on the premises,
An conveyancsns At the cost Of purchaser. -
III the terms of sale be not complied vita No.
nw osys theresitns The trustee reserve the -
Star. EM g. HOLIDAY frvet~~
dee-eo&as 10 MCGUIRE & co No..
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NKW AND sIMPLIPIED METHOD ron PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.

PIANIST. VOCALIST AHD COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlemsns Afternoon e
on most liberal terms. Prof Wolowtki will also
explain the full theory Of Music and Reading By
his system.
By Pref Wclowski's new method person hay.
ing only . slight knowledge of music viii De ena-
bled. il = very short time to read music with great
facil ty, and execute operate as we'll as classical
music with rare perfection
As 70 the vocal part. By his way of vocollsstisn
he arrives at most extraordinary results renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vo
s ssns 9Th fsai'y' ACCURACY and Zoe quality Of
Prof Wolowski receives visitors daily from b to
IL a. m and from to 4 p. m, at his residence No
AL Tenth street. between aud y.
N: B. Children ever eight years Of age are 40
copied. de sim
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RbACKsMITHs FORCES,
d s. s. s.; 5 aa .Eit5s4ssrs.
HH 6aSE sH sS' NAILS,
t RfEN III ES5EEL'
E4SPSI asd az RLAcksMiTIis TOOLS.
For sale wholesale or rfs'i BA "a EIHsit
d2o,l.n 81, Seventh ST., bet Pa Az Az ami CANA
" US hEia G5A4lSNsff
t KRktfh HIEES#s:
$ E3S5y Ss' 5sfRg. .-
EdGSS wEENcHES,
s sRfkd1ErREEs
H III Ix Sh do1l staf sffslEs.
HaY, 'ssThEsAlw ID FODDER cUrrEas,se
prices feT SALE q STess
d2-lm SIS Seventh ST., bet. Pa. sv and Canal
II zf daFseurns
&; s.: :$S $ s S$$SSHs:
&kzsEzkE:s,
For sale Wholesale 'n !. I'si s'Aiss4FHoLow.
d9o-im S5s Seventh ST.. bet. Pa. Az. and Canal.
MAcn1ENEEESgffssSSr AL ALL XXI KINDS
... | BARrHoLow,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
for Sale at Lowest Prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
Up. BARTHOLOw,
55s SEVENTH STREET.
ds-lm between Pennsylvania avenue and Canal
PMS AE E3E sd. 4SP S.shs MAD.
frs.h every day An orders promptly ed to
~ q III No. AL 7.A st. iss..sa and 4.
+ - u'Rsi
WATER MINK ou,ns.1.
FL is s for o. sss sHs gu a.ors..e.,
Osn VERY s,d h!A s:ss.e; hand qrlsrHr
| PIANO. Cor sale for $50 at the Musie->
Store OF We: mKrzxRorr. mfTl
| sels Sole Agent for steioway & sons.
NEW AND sIMpLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO
~ YORTE AND SINGING.-Prof. ALEXANDE8
| wOLOWsKt. Pianist. Vocalist and Composer, has
opened in Alexandria. Va, Ladies' and Ger clemens
nbt raj terms. Prof Wolowski will also explain the
full theory ofmusic and reading By his 81 stem.
By Prof. " olovski's new method person HAWKS
only slight knowledge Of music will be enabled,
in very short time. to read music with great IA
cility and execute operate % we'll IS classified
music with rare perfection. 49,.
Subscribers for Singing GLASSES or Private Piano
and Singing Lessons can leave their names at the
| Bookstore of Mr. L. 3. STONE, No. 1O4 King
street the Professors residence, AL nth at,
Wsshiast ID. q. De Rim
CRHAT CEM1NTst
Is cent? per yard for DRESS GOODS Of the best
fabrics and styles, worth sly to so cents.
We cannot guaz antee to sell for those prices any
longer than Tor ono or two weexs, "a the goods
are advancing daily 80 g. -
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctsnsers.
(HuICE BUILDING LOT IN PRINTING up

- LISE soC.KHAT kuerIos.-0n MONDAY Az
TEHNOcS. the 9Th Of January, at half past fear
ocinck we shall sch at auction ono OF the most a.
sirshle lots in Printing Once Square said lot css-
igg = fe,i az inches LIST street west runnils
back Is feet4 inches 10 % feet alley. being tks
second lot in the ssnsre from the corner of n ana
LIT streets west and situated nearly IN front OF tke
residence az the late Senator Douglas Since he
purchase Of the printing offce by the Geyernms q
this section Of Washing ton has rapidiy isnpreyel
snd m more desirable oppor tuniiy for Improve
nent or in estne Mt 10 TO be und in the city AZ
foot alley runs through the square tom eas. =
wet, in the of the lots fronting ~ st
Terms Of sale: S5an cash; balance ia s and N
nosths. secured BY deed If trus ST the prem,sas
dC2+d j. G. McGCIkE a CO., Auc<s.
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CHRISTMAS GS.-Thomss II. Wilson, No. 10
largest and finest assortment eff Poultry, Game,
Vegetables Beef, Mastsn. & from Pennsyi Tani .
Christmas Turkeys, Geese, Chickens, sirioips,
SaS dies, dc., &c., ~ he displays on his heavily
le AIDED counters were never before seen here in
such quantities. de2>2t
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~ CHRI6TMAS OYSTERS
Il He Undersigned respectfully informs his
fEiesa. and the publ.e that he |. re.dyNN ~
S,HtisIrss s e the mot ~ choice at .stsr
Persons Swing public dinners sud par
ties viii End il to their advantage to give him n
call they be furnished with the best bivaiyes
that the ma. ket can produce on the most literal
terms. T. N. HARVEY.
the celebrated Oyster Depot
9s1 Q street, tetwcen nth and iltS sa
&c 1S-3w square south of Pa ayenue
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BY MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucticncers
II EG ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
70 HoEsRs. CAkRIAGEs, &c.. AT AUCTION, 90 a
AVN Ia NO. ~, Ron Tar Cay On TUES
w.ns-l az the dwelling bOuse No 44a strcet
tween 9Th and It'll four doors from Tue corrrr al
IN street, being the house recently occupied BY
Or. Wearing viz
Splendid seven octave Piano Rorta
Two elegant Rosewood and Brocstelle Paxisr
french, Plush and Satin Da.assk Chairs and sst,-
Marble top Roscwood Centre and Card fshie.
Ma ble top Burt aus and washetants,
Large MshoEsny and Rosewood Bcdstesds, with
Handsome wsTdrobes. Chairs. Ae.
Eeatle ID Is. Bedtime. Mattresses, de-
X, ckiDg End Reclining Chairs,
Dan,rss sstin and Isse windcv Curtains.
Very handsome Cut Glass Gas 6irondolrs
ParlOr and Bed room Stove,
Passage Furniture, .oilclcth, Stair CARPET RssS.
Hands,.ne silter s and Pii..t.d Ware. Viz
TFssets, Castors, Cake Baskcts. Knives, ForkA-
Dining Room Marble top sidesesra aud sofs,
Walnut extension Table. oaa Cane Chsirs. &c..
Large assortment Of Crockery, fne French Csiua
and Cut Glars. Ivory Knives and Forks
Mantel Clock, oar1ets and Mating.
Gas FiGtnres, &c., with = handsoms As.ertmest
ofFprIiture not enumerated.
AT 0uk cLoCK-
n Horses Carriages Harness. &C., s.z
One ray borse,s years cid, tne riding mud deiviaS
One hunnscne Watson Bsrcu-he. F
Two handsome Buggy Wagons, -
One f9us G lose Carriage. Il
Single and Double Harness, Robes, Biankets snA
Covers, Stable Fixtures &c. Il - =
saie positive, rain or sfih
de@3 ats IhteiJ MARSHALL PAGE, Aus4s
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NJ. W. GAIT Il BROTHER
caattention to their unusually lar &c of
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE,
Besides . vastly Superior assortment Of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE,
To any heretofore offered to their customers They
Invite special attention to their stock Of
RICH PARIS RAyCY GOODS,
consisting Of
Ladies' Highly 0rnamented Writing Desks
Dressing Cases, W6lnBoxes, Odor Stands,
Gard Receivers Jewef Cases Photograph Albums
Fans, Glove Boxes. Porte Monnsies, Gard Cnscs,
o'sa' H n. y. Calf BROTHER Jewellers,
dls.s. asa Pennsyiyanis svenns.
u NEW YEAH PRESENTS.
Csssimer Business Coats Frocts and Sacks
business Suits from Pilot, Beaver Cloths and Cas-
sinners,
Velvet. Msr inc. Cassimer Silk and Cloth Vests,
Also, ans astortmept OF surto1t and Sack Over.
YOUTH Sack Goats, with Pants and Vests to match,
Roys Overcosts, Boys Cloth Jackets,
Boys' Suits Of Jackets and Pants to match,
ASo, large and varied assortment Of Linen and
Cnssimer Shirts, =
Gaui t ss Ead.T GsTItenss' % o.. e.
All OF which will be sold at our .usl low prices.
NOAH WALKER Go,
de DIV Until sos Penn. avenue.
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BOARDING..

OOARrlNe A few rentlsnen. Of steady habits
- can obtain BOARD and Lodsies By calling 81
153 Il street, between 18th and nth. ds13ts
R0ARDING.-Largesp and veil Furnished Rooms
- for rent. With Board, single and commsnica-
ting, one square from Willard Hotel. Insuire a.
star Once. .... peB
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FuRs BUas y Seymour, in Georgetown, has th.
dsy received o splendid assortment of mink ~ BILE
furs. Also, water mink, squirrel and itch, for
Christmas presents. Ladies would do well to yis t
GeorsetOwn and look for themselves as he is sell
ing fresh made furs at very low prices dec q ST.
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ByW I. WALL CO., .Auctioneer.

BY wv. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
EovEkNMEN7 SALE OF CONDEMNED SUE
NJ sIsTENCE STORES AT AUCTION. -On TUESDAY
MORNING, Sth December. 1882. ct 10 o'clsck, vs
Will sell, ~ froIt OF the Auction Rooms, al6t e
~ Barrels Pork
ga bbls Salt seef -
3a6s lbs. Bacon,
30 lbs Flour
6e2 lbs. Green Core
Es lbs. Split Peas,
7Si lbs. Rice,
bbl. Beef Tongues,
2bushels Onions
e gallons Molasscs
ESQ lbs Hard BreHi.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Lieut.. John eUesACK, A. q. u
l.. d A
de "a ". L. WALL 4 co., Auees.
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PoH HOLIDAY PRBsHArs, beautiful, appro pirate
and cheap, so to the Dollar Store, No iss Pcnnsyl
vania avenue, near Dour. and q half street, sad
supply yourself from their really ma snfcent stock
of jewelry and silver plated ware. dec linn
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TBr cHRArksT place in this city for photographic
Albums Is at Shilling on Book Odeon Build
ing. cornsr AZ street and Pa. av de q 81 .
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

U GENERAL LfGENsfs AND DART. pRAY
AND WAGON LICENsEs. q.
All general Licenses due the corporation of
Georgetown on the 1st OF January ne 1t muat be
pao within ten days from that date other .se they
will be strictly en reed by the Metro poiit.n Police
And notice 10 further given that the Licenses for
carts, drays and wagons all expire on the & of
January next, and il payment 10 delayed beyond the
10Th OF that month they also viii be strictly en-
forced BY the said police.
do a efs Ian IL
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syy: G: MceuIRr Z CO.. Auc,io.Ars.

ByJ. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctio.Ars. = =
TNRSsfEKS' SALE on VALUABLE n URsRRY,
s'sssEsp nfr Sfass s.H s. ...
dsea Of ssS az sss s By ,r.s
corded IN tibsT ,: A, g Ne. ms, folio 10 stseS,.
Sne OF tho i.nd records for Wsshin.toI ccnnty. b.
SIS q. and 5, n %%. Tedas .asaiIias. t
Boypdsry ssreet "a north street ts wso =
and % rub ss
sorsist Of hsndscEs marble otses on Lot No. s.,
bries stable With .sss roof on Loss "a and 81
frcptins on Boundary street
ana ss.a Vi, fs;i merit Z 81
eTEsa b. deed tr.st or the r,emisss:
In Eve Gays .fer the sale the trustee reserves t6s
sh s, 70 rsse on '. one Ses notice i. &c ~
An q NJ s9s, e the ,greA.sr
d.s,.o. a. !0HS g I MssFffSEss 90 80 .s.
NARsHALp sALg--Ia virtue Of tkse. .ris. =
Circuit 90 q of the District Of ooum Sis Ter a.
s1.niy Of SsnsinytOa, and 70 Eas alt.ets;s, ~
eee ala soaSs e co 4tEsbsf =: g
s ss Il s /. ,ss s kSss
c., rs thfF with al and sihsuiar ths inpfsvs-
ss is.sa sss as (. Ia
G I.Sss s and No. H .Sa SIS e. sss T. ,;
Brooks WARD LANNN
de ls-dts u a. Mar~h,I n b -
NJAksHALS sMLE-In yir c. Of q writ Of eev1
lFl fsciss, Ur judgement Of condeSz laticn issar1
from the CLERKS 0ffce az the Circuit Court Of -
bistricl ct Columbia, for the county of Wsshin1.
for cash. in front Of the court house door Of SD
county On fUEs DAY. the 9Th dsy Of Jsnu-y nett,
tit eisim and interest in and 20 square Ne. a,
ss: g.:
ssaa syn ss,ln sse e,ty OF ws.hingtcs' :. G.. Ssso
ard viii be- sold 70 satisfy yrdcisls No " ttIsaos
airy term. i~ss in favor OF r c. gtoo. kaSAsI
H0wiet. Ssrrishee ofR ", Bcghes;
DC fs-sa u. 8. Marshai D. q. Il
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LOOK TO the juveniles see them we'll bestowed
with books for the coming hOic 3ys Go and me- c
your selections az Shillingt0n Book store, OdaOn
Building, corner Az street anG Pa avenue He IA as
large assortment of ih5estructiblee Pleasure
BoOAs. Also, Juvenile Books ia every variety. .
a JY a.
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c. REV ARD.-Strayed on SATURDAY nj sht Oil
sDc liih street, q brown MI lie. tfsmsle;' had on
q BET of black harness nearly new. The above re
wsrd will be given if returned to P. JOURNAL
18th Al rect between and T. de - ,,
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llALMUKAL sKIRrs-A isrg: ssso tmsnts I
u maj crate prices. PyRHY BRO
d 30 Pc. avenue aad Ninth street.
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1 OST-On Monday morning somewhere between
llth street. Penn. avenue and the Patent Office
or n that building or tbs GENERAL Post Office
reward will be paid if left at = Drug Store of "
II. ENTWlsLE, corner of Penn. avenue and 18TH
street,
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AT \ MEETING OF HARMONY CICLK, held DeceIn
her 2St, 49,. the following officers were elected
for the eniuing term: President Charles Herr
berg; Vice PRESIDENT, Henry Straus: Secretsry II
A. sc sloss; Treasurer, A Newbrr ger. kNecutiy so
C"mmittre Chas. Herzher H. Straus W. Vein
berg, John Wallach, ID. Kaufman. 1t.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c,

BALLS, PARTIES, 10,
A GRAND FANCY BALL Will be given ut
"A Wards Hall, corner of Pa avenue aud "A
Second street. on CHRISTMAS EVE, Dee.
dies.
good band has been engaged de.l1.
A MERRY CARIeTMAs TO ALL m.u.
"A b. rs or the HIAHATHA CLIIB taxa a
great pleasure In announcing to their misty 81
friends. and the public In genera, u at they IL
viii give their ninth GRAND BALL 81 Tenn o.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee, -. TheInembers
Of the Club pledge themselves that sether trouble
of pleasure to all those who may honor them with
their presence. Tickets 81, admitting gentleman
and ladies. =
COMMITTEE Of Arasxens.Ats.
Dan Perkins, Geo. Funk,
Robt Mcmillan. Chas. Do xien.
Mich. Kuhns. de:h ST
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DAN AWAY FROM THU NORTHERN MAR
Ii ko on Saturday evening, Dec. 9th. une chest
mt snTrei HORSE and one bright sorr el HORSE
with flax name ard tsn They attached to a
covered market wa gon with new hickory pole Any
one returuip the same to the stable of JAMES III
SIRE ' Il, 18th street, will be suitat ly re waried.
dc
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"ANTED.-One mnre FURNISHED
w ROOMS. by u gentleman AMI wife, ia do
sirahle locality, or convenient 30 the city cars
either With or without Board. Address. stating
terms, etc, Permanent Box 2J Star Office.
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SENT To TIE OLp<CAPITcL.--Yesterda Col
Tan, Provost Marshal at Alexandria, sent to
Ii al Colonel Dos:er. Provost Marshal In this
CITY. tine following, no were con- mitted TO the
Id CaPi'oi. III. Ry der, Geo. Porter. e. w atkins,
T.. HammersiAdt, and III. Warlof. prisoners Of
"sT, and w. d. Tulliy on the charge OF carry
thS COptraband goods South.
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SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN-Was left at r.
- Cruit Sons stable in Georgetown on Dec
nth, ore dark grey MARE about l51s hands hish;
years old; lame in right hind leg. Tt G owner ar
owners are requested to come forward pro Q prep
ertv, pay charges and take her away.
de @ it, r CKJIT & SON
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SNAIL POX CAsE.-Oliicer John son on Mon
Gay found Il colorPd man. named >,tnun Par.
key, rowing through the streets, who wasehyi
IDENTIFY ia the most desperate stage of small DO
He was Begging something 10 eat, but every
person whom he met summed and ran avay
from him. Officer Johns on humanely convevad
him to the contIaband camp, on Thirteenth
street, brtween Il and :, where he belonged
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A ajeeiy mid Me-
W aged WOMAN, teither white ar c"!ored, -.
do the general Homework q a small family To
enc tnat will fut, per nanent situation and l:,lr
will lie given. Apply at 2ai Fourth st., above
street. Ge - 3t~
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w HEi SE, i'm the vicinity of Washington or
On the Island or nesr the canal Not particu ar
a to the house being large or small. Any party
addressing star Of ce, Box IL l.. POHsROf
lie .Ht'
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l OST-A PORTM0NNAIE, with chain contain.
inga small sum Of money. priced as "p,ck. It
pieces between the north Capitol gate and lower.
day afternoon, ed inst The finder win be liber. "
rewarded BY leaving it at No. 81 north A street.
CapItol Hill. de 3 3t*
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A YOUNG MAN. having hecn two years a the
"A U. NJ. Department. Oilers his services in max -
lnRup returns, a. the army regulations pre-
scribinz. He il perfectly acquaintrd with that
REFLECTS "ps will be received at TIL, nicr mark ed
EtRttMrns.v DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-24

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Three good House
w CARPENTERS. To first class hani, the
best OF wages will be given. Apply At Shop on 1
neI~ 18th street
DC % IT. JOHN HENDERSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-24

TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On the 10Th instant near
Fort Slocum, black HORSE, with whit. spots
which the owner can have by paying charges
+. KLIN0W
De T2-3t Fort Stocurn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-24

"ANTED-5Ou GOVERNMENT LADORiNiI
w MEM. at Aqua Creek. For further psrticu
Lars apply - {. E. BUCK, Esl 18th street wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-24

G n REWARp.-Lest, on the Goth instant, red
gallens of milk day. Any one returning the said
cow TO CORNELIUS DON0HO, as Cd street. b.
the above reward. - de Is ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-24
FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'0R SALE At BARGAIN-Fir=t-qual Ap-
stratus OF first class Re etsurant, such az Cook
iIg Range. iony six months n use. } q late-st,e
Staam Table, all serts of Kitchen aud Cooking
U'ensiis, Gas kikturrs. Crockery. &c. For rsrtic-
Gisrs apply To SIMON FREY, Room No. 4, No. AS
L street; between 3d aid 4th, three do RS bA'ow
City Hall. de "a St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-11
The Burnside Expsditioa--.Let-
ter from our Ccrrespondent-.-
EmbarkatiOn of the Troops at
Annapolis

ANNNrtula l.Hs III 1862.
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