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by detail; The number OF Generals who ar. n.
IN active command. the number OF m-mb-r, ~
sian unemployed. and why each are drtvSS
pay, and the number Of aid -de-camps who mss
n dispsnred with. Adopted.
Mr. 0uriey nsored 20 instract the Mili{sev
committee 20 inquire into the expediency =
amending the laws rrlating 70 thu sppoi ntnspSS
Oh coinfnlssariat officers 20 that they may h,
apr''nt.d from the volunteer service OF from
civil life. Adortfd "
he CONFEDERATION or the bill FOR the a1missio~
OF nesiefn rginta was resunn-d, and IL ~
d"oaIed oy M'ssrs- Norn and Segar.
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PROPOSED ATTACK BY TILE REBELS rpouu
Our GCSB0ATs IN G ALyESToN HAanos J.

NEw YORK. Dec. io-Havana let;rrs on
9Th inst. announce the occupation Of Tampia
hy tie French troops. The foruficstions ss -
entrance or the river were dismantled ~
French, 200 strong, occupied the city AZ
were we'll received by lbe citizens.
On the 6ih -ulL - h-asy-eaie wrecked -
vessels al Vera Cruz. Two were Americsn.
he bark Ella, of Boston. and sship name -
known. Five were French transports, two =
which Were lest with all hands The last N
British merchantmen. f5-s
The French have -, ortreops at Vera crIs
A letter from Gaivssto says that the Reesas
in,'nd making an attack on the Federal I'm.
hoa,- i'm th.' harbor, with light-dafi steam
armed with guns from battery al yirgnIS
Point.
A boats crew from tha Steamer Ovasca ~.
captured 10y rebels on the 18th ult q, Bolivuu
! eninsula. "a
MsGruder has command Of the rebel uoops
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IH.eUioeneer thinks the expression OF nope
nv the ~. LOWS R>pwblfcns thar Mr.. Lincoln
would fairly present the condition OF that
SAG. and recommend in his annual message
tir appropriation OF n sum Of money suf''cf"nt
70 pay for the slaves in u, and aiss providis Tor
their colonization elsewhere; implies doubt
* neither q majority in either branch OF Goa
cres. can b. found willing to make The a?pro-
pY,s,on, or even 10 entertain il except so far as
respect for the President may induce them 20
60"
The Ckrrpicle defends Gen. Butler from A.
tack Ct c-rtain papers and poii'icians: and
expects much from Gen. Grants operations III
the Wet.
The Re2s4iiooa argues further 10 show Thy
we shouldn't ssOn 20 Richmond"
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CON GRESSIONAT.
XXXvIIth CSNGRESsLraIRD spss.,
naoamh.- o.

HohRsPfr, December To-
SEhATh.-Numercus resolutions OF innp:rv
and bills OF no especial interest were in,rods "A
snd appropriately disposed of
The Houk4 hill "a .a,n,Na,.a. q.
lne nncn brig fsm sire, lost through > COLI
rion with ne San Jacinto, wss taken up asd
PASSED snd the Serate adjourned.
hccsR-Mr: Fenton moved ~ direct ula
ScmmHh'e on Ways and Means 10 report Q bill
giving assistant assessors the same power as
Assessors In relation 10 entering premises, and
also 10 inquire into thu eXpediency OF exempt.
ing the MAKER Of rough lumber from his own
lands "a Wholesale dealer. Adop;ed
mr.. Holman offered a resolution caIli.e m
the Secretary Of War for inform alton 4, 10 the
number oil oihcrrs nov absent from tn II CO n.
un!'17; whether with have, without i,,yc o.
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- A paper manufacture on the Keuna,..r
Informs the Portland Pres that there Is no Iack
oi rags in Maine; hist among those npon whom,
Ia has Heretofore d'p-ndrd for suppIy he found
ors' viii tn tom, apo-h-r with rfraen, anotb.,
WIN I've, and 70 Oh :. hut AL hold back, reru-
>"s =" seu' thinking 10 get, by and BY, fifteen
or ~ eniy Cents s pound.
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PERSONAL.
" AIMING

~, WANING,
Il Whom il may concern: IL certaiu ie1f,
wearing curis, who on two occasions has been Sea
walking with q suspicious indl duai, wearing
fur cap. are agzin csught tngethcr, they will be
dealt With properly BY one who Is iaterss'ff II
+ a--- NOTICE. -- ..
! HEREBY Give notice that viii not be-, nor
hold myself res pens For debts or contracts
made by aay one, 10 ma tier who IN my PAM 1r OF
account. CHRISTIAN Z mani.
Washington Dec. Sth, ,sS1. de 9-St
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MORE PRISONERS RRLpAsrn

fe-trdsy afternoon and to-day, the follow.
Ing prisoners Of State were released from CON.
hnement In the Old Capitol prison on the exam.
lhanon OF Capt Parker, one or the commits
rioners 70 examine such cases. Eiz:-Charles
Myers. Hugh Spenser. John II. Brown. Cx,u.
Hickey, VIA. Niles and Jannes ( Tr,..
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" AGON q

WAGONS. =
u RAVE On hand lot Of WA6onk which viu -
very cheap. Wagons of al deseriptiens. -,
built 80 erdsr in the very best msnner0&S
pairing in Ill ~. brAIchc. attendec 70 sh pestnss
aud dlspath. WM. W. RAPLNf,
Iash street, nEsT Pc avenue. WsshinStoe,
a. aim prCspa>t street, G~orgcso~a~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

- Hon. Frederick ". Lincoln was on Mon.
DAY -itsted Mayor OF Boston, ny roo plurality
Mr.. /. wac 'h.' straight Republican candidate
His opponsnt wss Joseph NJ. wishtmsn, who
had inr nomination and support Of both the
ls,necrauc and the People, parties The Lin.
coia sesrt Tor Aldermen Wa elected IL L. com.
Ie'-d or SIX R~pUblicsnS, four Democrats, and
tGp Peoples men
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EXPEDITION RorND SOUTH

Nxw YORK, Dec. ~ The bark Mendi. ire
New OrlCans, has arriysd. She r.ports Id
cn the 5th instant, OF Hatteras, she passed q
,spe dition Of eight steamers bound south. q
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II ALL AND wINrKR GOobs
Aw.,, MiIhJd1T;ARTAND CfEMIAN.
their FALL AND WINTER GOeDs. SSsei!as
nne phsss COATS, DGEsKIE PANTS. VESrs
g. niae ard well selected Stocx of6ns No.
OfEhCQATS We have also . com pists . aeevt
nent OF bU SINESs SUITS, made In The mot n
desircrs - their wants. EsavT Woeien R}.n rSas
Tor camp r,Is- az reasonable prices -sN A0es,
WALL, STEPHENS n IN
az 81: PennsTlvAais avann-
VI - "' bate ecu 9Th ara IgtS styeats
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4 NAV GAprEnn

The Navy Department have information tina,
the e. ;. steamer Montgomery, on the ao.h ult..
csp.nred the rebel sloop W. Z. Chester. with a
cargo or cotton, while attempting 70 eyade the
blockade OF the harbor Of Mobile
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TROOPS, &c.-Sfnce yesterday the -foliowing
have arrived: ie6th Pepnsyivsnia Militia ~
men. Lieut. I;ol. q. "a. Resinyer; So n~n fcs
the 10, and 10th l.. 3. Cavalry, from Carlisle;
~ ;"r Battery Il, let Maryland Artillery .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

Miss CHKsTSEY-This charming xouug ia -
hu'ahte Of our city sppears Tonight, at the
Washington Theater, in a part well suit,d IN
hr Ffvaciiy, archn,ss. grace OF figure and
mobile fac.-thal of Ln.!y Coy Sparker in Bour
ciranlre brilliant comedy OF London Assur.
anee." 1ho-e who remember the decided i'm
Pression zhr made on her rrst appearance, on
the boards Of the same theater. will be sure IA
- present tonight 10 compare their impress
S,Ons OF Tia tiHn' with those made by her now.
With her rirened charms OF person and manner
s"d NOR fully-deyeloped voice Her friends
anticipate for her d wonderful .ucce-s
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SThALrEe A SaIRT.-Yesterday sfternsno
Frank Ne-t Vas ARRESTED by officer Slater -
The charge Of stealing shirt from w. Woifs
stove on the avenue, near ID street and he wsr
this morning sent 10 Jail by Justice FerKusca-
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NEW YoRk NIO,k MAKkEf

NEW YoRK, Dec. io-iI y a. m.-First Board
L. :. Coupons, lo-l, 1Oi i.alois; $50 Treasxzy
Nots, 1Us; Odd D.-mand Notes, Iz7 slZ X
Gold, III aI3s,I.
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HE biu for The sdInis sion Of wesp-,p
'rsu'ia into the Union was passed at clock
'o.uAs' n IN" Hous" OF Representatives. by y
'''e oi F" I" %. Ii had already passed the Sen.
alta. Il yet merida .ha sigpatur, ~ ,hs t,~..,s..
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-OD tht 18th ult, :. black aud white spotted
L. COACH DOG. about /: month. old. The dntg,
wiz be liherslly rewarded 10y leaving IL at No ~
Indiana avenue. u
EFT AT MRS BROWNS, on arH INSTANT,
with Bid. and satiir The owner can have by
'' dc q S 5 "'''''' pay 40 : -''' ''
I OST.-A liver co;or:d POINTER Slut. Any
OK Tetnr IN the same 10 No. "n' i'sa s.F1e
and OR 9s the S
q seFf III ME 9 hssS
Yard. de9-jtf
s.5 in the First Ward, a d .rk brown Fur cot;
Lac The finder win rec. i've the above r, va "a
-. west. between acth and 2'st s's. de 9-stf
three HORSES The Win
Sroly f%rs%M BAY sEs
mis, Baker,, on lith street, beyond The Carver
BaI racks. de- 9StN
Is requestod to come f"rwsrd, prove prop. rty
p's '"'' '"' JNe. MADAM.
de- 81 Washington Arsenal.
A LARGE RED STEER TAKEN Up. found
"A strayins sbOut The streets in TIE Po.rth Ward.
The owl er can con.: forward, prove property, pay
charges S"a 'A>e A'' DESKS sSSIs FITZGERALD.
de ST. No. 637 G st Washington, ID G.
NOTICE-Found trespsssing On the i.rT1 o. Gag
tain MADDOX L. = miles above Georgetown. ID.
C.. on inc I2d ultilno, small red horned Ri liz
The owner is requested TO come forward, Prove
property pay charges and take him AWAY, or ne
will be dis posed of according TO law.
de8-5t* PHIbIP O'BRI IN. Maus ger.
c. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE De
.Ss) livery oftwn 6ILK COWS strsycd from the
subscriber the ith instant, one b sch and white
with four white iess and 3 star her forehead;
the other q red COW with s whits back and belly AMI
star in her forehead. The above reward will be
paid for their delivery to THOMAs MASON, he
tween q aud II streets l.t st. de- S4St'
en- REWARD-Stolcn OH the 4th instant, a
sSeSo Dun MARE, Saddle and Bride The q bOve
reward viii be given for the return of the Mare
and tor tie apprc hen siOn ftat thief.
LINKISS,
de6 wv" corner 2ah and q 80.
I OsT-Be.ween the War Department And Navy
4 Yard, two COMMISSIONS as Ist Li-utcn-
uirn.'d .pi. ": n riIuc. TN wv Any'pna RI
tuI nine the same will be properly rewarded o Y
HIN Z. Captain 18th n. !. '. T.. in eI arge Hnx-
nr.r ptIartment near Navy Yard, ID G. d. ST
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST rRoMKuRopE

Rr-sIA NOT PREPARED TO RECOGNIZE
FRINGE ALPRED As KING or GREECE
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Tas ANDERSON fS r. i4Hx gixtD AaziA,
The AHplRsoN club nse Sss'a;s 81
thsir Ninth ANNBAL BALL Attempt
snnn Hall on MONDAY Dec. Rd. -
TicEete one dollar. admitting q sspfie nan
ana ladies' - - delGEZ
1.H E MEYBRRs OF THBwAsHINGr0SCIR
GLE CLUB take great pleasure Ia an
nnnncng TO tn-ic many friends, AMI TIE SuY-
lie in general, that tn 5 intend giving saer
hrst GRAND BALL at Temperance Hsn; On 4naniV
street betwe cen 9Th and 18th, on ia Y hSpAi
Dec IS Tickets 81, admitting genut "a " s"a
ladies'. By order of,Ccmmittee. oe to,A.2i
RIO. FOR THE LAFAYETTE BOYS IN TaH
III FIELD AGAIN Tho members OF tne 0
Lafaye tie Club take great pleasure N a. a. ~
nouncinE to their many friends, and puene y
GRSSD Ball on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec
II 1859 At Temperance IIsA, on ST., between stn
and 10Th The same Com nc ittee has been appotnted
that served at our last; 20 the public pay l1usss
that nothing viii be left uptone Tor the pleasure v
those Who will honor US with their prssenee. a
full bras and string band has been engaged nr
night No hats or caps allowed in the room. iicA'
els 81 admitting gentleman aud ladies' =. ~.
By order of Committee OF Arrangements: 90 vt
vI,HH MEMBERS OF THE HIAwATHA CLC b
i take sasnrs IN announcing to their many -
Win give their NINTH GRAND BALL at
Ten, paranca Hall, street, hstween 9th ana -
ia,h. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. Hth.
nsnts "a de G-S VS.
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A WORD oy CApTIos.-Tha great number
passage and sneak thieves now Ia washfngton
makes itessentially necessary thar house-keep-
re should secure their passage and hall doors.
The thief u the Metropolitan detectives has
teen long AWARE Of the presence or noted the wee
an and around the city, who, because OF the
small number OF detectives, are able in mAny
Cas.s TO ayoid successful pursuit.
Many OF the passage And hall rcbberies COM
ritted lately are sti1butable TO the neglect e
kcusekeepers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

PBssoxAI.-Col. Sherrarr, CsoI e. @. Hath.
away, David Ogden, n. Y.;Gen. Stahl. u. D.
": Rear Admiral Strinehsm, u. - n: A
Waterman, N. Y; 9en. Van Worst, Gen Per
rine, n. j. Judge Crosby, Mass, are ut VII
f,rd%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

COURT MARTIAL OF GEN poprrp
To-day, Captain Pope "a nephew or }en.,.,
Pope testified with reference 10 the dsIIva,, =,
eertein orders TO General Porter. HIS eyidsnc.
does not seem TO De- Of important bear,nc ON ,bs
case.
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rs

486 re" Pa srook. AaS
PAPERHANGINGs. OO
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stsmnsd NJ.
dunn and Low priced PAPEKs, sno,o nriats sitHs,
FOR the richly adorned OF most humble residenoe
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Gold
and Common Blades. Buff, Green and BIas Hoi
lana, D. sAe yard Or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Wd!yoa!ed 10 be ffiLded spttA Gold Ls1f
II rhe ns.nsome ssso,tmsrt in the District, from
the pest mandatory in the country Alss q beau
tiful variety Of dark Wood and small sized OYL
an end Usfse ae tiste Fsames Of foreign and domes-
PICrCRR CORD AND rAsSEtS.
NHefeAt sizes sad coioss. Picture Rugs Mails 10
CAHD PHOTOGRAPHS
Ss: g. ., 'e'e''''e" Pictures f''n''As'' stA'uA''
The attention Of those YenovAti4S Il called 70
the above goods, which were purchased for Ia a.
sSeoun. OF tbs times, win be sold as the lowest re-
munerssiVe prices exclusively for
s-- CASH
UI Soo1s ene labor Eheo purch ASed aad Axeeat,A
Al Gtsies warranted presented : =
orders for PAPARHAN9IN9 or KINDoSv
sA AOAS punes ually executed In ciey or eountry
No. ass seventh St, eight doors aboys
H' ID 80 Ocd keliovs' Hall
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JOAN IL. GoCGH IL PHrLADRI PHIA.-Laa
evening Mr.. Cough. in PhiIadeiphia. con
menced series OF three lectures The Acad-
TN. OF Music was well file with sn attentive
audlehce 10 listen TO a lecture for tue benefit al
the esck and wounded soldiers, by the dis..n
Aulshed lecturer, John II. Cough, ESQ
inns was the first oi = seri-s OF three ieciurrs
.;T ID" purpose SprcIiird, his eubrct basur
"fLcGuence and OratorS." Hta " as iatroducs1
oIhe audience b. ex-tioy. Pollock. who sail
that tie subject " hich Would De ,,.,santed ts
'htIn h'd been entrusted 20 cafe keeping in the
ltrson Oh me g"ntemen whom he nad n
pleasure To introduce TO th, m. The h-.nruer.i
iSrcI ior winch II We 10 BE- delivered, togetnss
WIN me Justly tsrned fame and REPUTATION OF
The Lecturer had Doubt IS something TO do wiSh
the large attendance, and he now Dkee ut "a o.
orator of he evening, John Il. tious "a, Esq ;
de opened the lecture gracefully and piess-
anilt, and was received with much kindnr,,
by the aEdicnc-.- Tho subject of his second
lecture IL ''hcre and there in Britain"
We are ur able % ~iate " hat Lecture VIII hi
selected for biz introductory in Washinrt..a
but under tand that his Lectures on trmpernn. n
viii not re CALI ont on this occasion, put .osns
upon subjects more fre-h sEs tnlivenine r~p.
orally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

SPECIE GOING TO EUROPE.
BosIox, Dec. I0.-The Africa sailed to-ds6
carry ing s22U.lVU IN Specie :
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CRIMINAL Cot ri, lec. ION. McMarn io.
eicsd ior steahng horse, was found guilty
and sentenced TO five years and SIX month. -
the penitenliary.
Corkin Smith was ,found guilty of stealing Q
PAIR OF SHOES, ard was sentenced 10 four monfhs
imprisonment in the county iail
Jtsse Barrett, indicted fof stealing q 6vs
noilaf treasury note, was found guilty ana
sentenced 10 one year and four months In fhe
penitentisry.
The court is engaged with the cass,os y,rS.s
snyder, for receiving stolen goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

"A VERY, GOOD WAGON, NO-T0P, Second
hand viii be sold CHEAP. Inquire Of
de 1885, No. $50 ID street, near 9Th
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wAsHIscrcs MONEY MARxR1-oono,.y.

hAfAkk CARhlhas. - Last night. OdnrSs
Roche, Of the fIfh Ward, arrested Daniel Sui
hfan, q discharged soldier from the regular
service, on Capitol Hill, on the charge of being
drunk and On taking him 20 the station over
sl,see was found on his person-s5uo being In
ana J-le Treasury notes. $50 in q s. con-
gold he stated that he had bser in the .-r noe
twenty yesrs, and had saved lhis su,ount III,
money was RESTORED 70 him THE morning. and
ne Went on MS way rejoicing. II 10 lucky thar
The ofncer found him ~ it Is proha hic go
sst would have made lin IL he had remainsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

RUARDlNG.-Lsrsea and we'll Furnished ROOMS
- for rent, with Board single and commun,cs-
Star Office. NO "a
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CD REWARD LOST. on Monday, the 9Th inst,
, tr') in the First Ward, dark brown Ft-R COL
LAR The finder will receive the above r. wa i
81 the thanks Of the owner by leaving - At SO
>, west between 9cth and q ~ de gff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

WANTED-R0ARD, in 4 Respectable private
w family Residence between Pennsyl ANA
avenue and * street and between l2th and I,th sts
stating terms. Reference required Address IT.
= ctar offce. oey
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OCCUPATION OF TAMPICO BY Tuv
81 t-- FRENCH TROOPS. --- 81

% 600 FRENCH TROOPS AT VERA osr.:-.
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BOARDING.

Az sEvFNTEENTH ST BETWEEN HAND
go -Four vacant ROOMS 10 be let. with
beard 70 hrat class Boarders onl, Table Boarders
~ DinDcr nj deIn-3ts
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the sth instant. a
- white and red speckled cow; one horn Broken
OFT. A liberal reward will be given If rsturnsd to
I'd de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

LADY From PHILADELPHIA Hss taken
"A the handsomsy Furnished House No Fraut.
lin Place street, between 18th and iith and is
prepared for the reception nf Ew 6r.t-csss
boaf ders. UncSceptiOnable reference required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

4 ESTRAY.-Taker up on the morning Of the 9TH
. II instant three HORSES. The owner will FLEA
. come forward, prove property, pay cIsrges snd
take them away. Apply to HM. d. PERKINS Il
Barracks DE- b-,5tN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

I OST-A liver cn;or:d POINTER SLUT. Any
j OF returning the same TO No 3HJ 18th street
near will be literally rev srded. &c 9-5t'
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anu ~ ElShth street.
NATIONAL LOAN.
THENEw
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
United STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS PROM DATE
tOr sfter Five Years, at Option of the liovernm.n.
THE cOUPON BONDS.
In sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BOMBS,
In Sums of
PIPTY DoLLARa.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
PIYK HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONHrTHoCsAND DOLLARS,
PIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ISfEREsT coMhENoIsG AT pArK or pUR
CHASE,
AND PAYABLE sExI-ANsrALLY
N It u l. ID.
These BONDS are the
oHEAPBsT GOVERNMENT sECCR IrY
now In the market,
rhe Interest at present price COIN being a,u,,-
Aent 10 PIE CsST in currency
FOR sALEBT
JAY COOKE g. co..
BANKERS
As2 lIFTEENTH STRnET.
DRALEBs
GOFERSNE.ET BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFYc Args.
AMY AND hITT IOECHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY IND EfCHas,yg
dec o-tf ~
EOk sALE-The GOOD WILL and pIxrrBEs
Theatre; nov doing a coed business For further
inorgmsaon' apply on the premises. $40 X street
HH second quarter Of Mi,s WILL Ans school
. Rse.@bef No. % north X ses~esn "a
EOR SALh-aS6 Cord, Soc, oned OAK Wo IN
- one and . half miIes from Vienna station a.
AIS ons sond.sd .sr.. y S,iss TEn
i'' sissE' s. Mi $3.50 's
- de8St"
1hshfe AID OTHER HEAVY GOODS 90,
the District 0h x
One price only, marked In plain figures
PERRY & BRO
nc 6'or Penn. avenue aud 9th n
"A IL siLhH, QUALITIES AND WIDTHS MN
n hLhNkETs. 5HEkrIhGS, QUILTS, &c
one price only, marked in plain figures
sos,. PkRRY & BRO
&c o-Nt Pa Av. and Ninth stras4
NV sRtfT. NEW RRUITI-New PIGS 4,
-. oo1e- BIO chrtons new RAISINS in vLota
49, 81 quart, boxes Also extra large AND ye"y
KING & BCRCHBEL
"'h C":ner FH!eenth st, and Vermont Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

ROARDING.-Pirst class BOARD for lady and
- and gentleman with all the cornfort Ia OF home
In private family in the best part Of eorget
Por Cares Of address spply to Mr.. 0RaK. corne Of
Bridge and Congress ST, Geor clown ,ie ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

I OST-0D the 18th ult,. a black aud white spotted
win be literally rewarded by leaving IL at No II
Indinri, ayenut. = IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

E'9R SALE CHEAP."N ApOLEON - pshl. dark
HORsE. l5,s hands high; warranted sound; IN
WAS selected with great care for field Ell .E[A
Ger, and has seen years. service He ia yesys
old cost $500, and 10 NJ remarkable for his bottom
as for his ease and style OF action. Address A
phia def]ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-10

REsTACRANT,
~ AGO PEsSsILyaSi, AvpyrE
Srs class L&oies and Gentle mems BG9PACR
3uss opened. Every delieacy the market can
furnish fly on hand. Private Dinina Rooms
on seeond noor, {separato entrance Partiss viii
% sure " be satisfied on calling ut this nIaea ~
de 10 lvs y CAYTTa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE

AHEALTll DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No : and
Endcou street. Boston, Is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system. Prplapsus Uter or falling Of
he "omn, fluor Albs Suppression and Other menstrual
arrangements are ALI treated upon pathological princ-
pies and speedy relief guaranteed few days so in
Vnraby certain is the new mode Of treatment that most OBJ
state complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoces in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the cure
f diseases of ind children than any other physician
in Boston,
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, since 1s45, having confined his whole attention to
nm Office Practice for the Of Private Diseases and Be
male Complaints, acknowledges superior in the United
States.
NB-Alll letters must contain four red stamps, they will
not be answered.
Office hours from A. n. to oP.M
April H,52-1yl5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERs.-By dir
ection of F. Holbrook Governor of Vermont
there will be meeting of the State Board of
Medical Examiners at Rutland on Thursday
the l4th of August, for the purpose of examin
ing Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons for the
Vermont Volunteer Service.
SAM'L w. THYER, } Board of
ED. L. PHELPS, Medical
H. F. STEVENS. Examiners.
Burlington, July 3lst, 1862.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
DEATHS.

In this village, Aug 9th, Mr. SAMUEL PIKE, aged 81
years, months.
In Bratteboro Aug 8, Miss JANE M daughter Of Alex
anler and Ruth Rockw. H. aged II years and months
In Chelser VI, Aug. 9th, Mrs JOHN G0uDD widow OF
a Revolutionary soldier and pension r, agel %.
At the Camp larrsons Landing Va, July %, FRED
SWIFT Quar- ermaster Sergeant of the 9th Vermont Regi-
ment lie the youngest Of the venerable Samuel
Swift, l. D., and was young man highly esteemed