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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

The GREAT IMPROVEMENT Passengers
travelling between this city and New York are
iond IN praise OF the late arrangement. OF the
compsnies composing the line of railroads be-
tween the two cities, to secure the greater com.
fort Tor their patrons than the latter were h.r,-
forore able 70 enjoy No passenger is now p~r.
United to incommode his fellows by monopo
iinng seats that be or she has not paid for.
while others in the car may not be acconmo
dated With fair share OF space; nor are ladies
travelling upon the roads subject to the Insult
oil rowdy blackguardisn uttered in their pres.
eacs; none but ladies and their male attendants
oeing permitted in the cars devoted to their
accommodation. This sorting and sitting SO.
cures order and quiet during the whole trim.
ana for all on the train. The public are much
inneoted Tor these changes to the energy and
efneiency OF MIR. Edmonds, the ,hrough nos
senser agent stationed at the Washington depot,
who attends in person TO securing each passen.
ger comfortable and appropriate seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
CONFEDERATE MOVEMENTS IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
MORGAN s CAVALRY COMMITTING DBPRE
DATi0NS AGAIN.
RAILROAD AND TKLEGRAPHIC COMNCNI
CATION GU OFF WITH NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-Morgan's command,
about 1900 cavalry, entered Glasgow on We'd
nesday. Three companies OF the I'd Michigan
cavalry opposed their entrance, but fell back
on Mumfords vile, having lost one captain and
two privates. The rebels lost two captains
five prIyates and seven prisoners.
The rebels were then reinforced, and remained
in possession of Glasgow.
On Thursday Colonies Meals, Gray and
Shanks attacked the rebels At Bear WaIIov-
Hart county near Cave City, rebels previously
having u'....-eN- 49, .s..'I rear GlasgoW
Junction.
AT last accounts the Federals drove Off tha
Rebels, killing one, and taking sixteen prison.
ers, but themselves sustaining no loss.
The tram Of ammunition cars which lef- here
yesterday morning, was fired into near Nolin
and returned.
No Nashville passenger train left here this
morning. The Geographic communication be.
t~ecn here and Nashville was INTERRUPTED tb;.
afternoon.
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SECOND EDITION.
rHREE'o'CioCK p. NJ.
WINCHESTER. VA.

Washington is this forenoon repie'e With
rumors that the rebels have rcoccupird Win
chester, Va. from which they retired day or
two since on the approach Of small tnIsn
force under Col keyes. We presume this Is
likely tn br so, "a there wa nothing IN ITS &C.
cupation by Col. Reyes that indicated the pur-
pose on his part, or that OF the ofhcer COM
harding our main body OF troops to hold the
town at this time. So think il no; unlikely
that having reoounoitersd the country around
the town. Col. X. promptly fell back towards
IInrI.r,E EErrT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

SThs execution OF Minnesota Indian
murderers was to take place yesterday. Col
Miller of the 7th Minnesota regiment, who was
In charge at Manks.o, in an order says that
one President enjoins that nons OF the prisoners
90 nuowed to escape, and that they be protected
io1 future disposition by the Government, and
'ae ORDERS VIII be executed by the military
Iofce WIN mo utmost fidelity. The State Of
UlnResota must not In addition 10 the terrible
"ronSs and outrsgrs inflicted upon her bv tia
niurderoas savages, suffer, if possibae, still
more fatally In her prosperity and reputation
~ the hands of u few misguided. though ss.,,y
Injured fellow citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

e correspondent writing from Spring.
Held. Ill, 70 the st. Louis Republican, SAYS, in
regard to the expedition and supposed extern.
eiNe command OF Gen. J. A. McOlernand: "No
saca military department has ever been created
by the War Department at Washington Sec.
retsry stanton's recent report TO the President
u conclusive On this subject for In that report
ne enumeraes all tho military departments,
oo' says notaans OF q department south Of Gen.
Grants and north Of Gen. Buffers. General
4cCiernand has not been appointed "a tia
command Of any department. He has no com.
mand ~ al ~ this time. II Is not the intaation
OF the Administration TO Organise an army with
tho sole object Of opening the Mississippi river.
This Is probably . correct statements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
THE PORTER COURT MARITAL.

To-day, the examination OF Maj. Gen. Morrill,
Was continued Oh the part or the defer -. His
testimony was with reference 10 the position OF
bis force on the 10Th OF August and the orders
he received Oh that day from Gen Porter; also
" it'll reference 10 the movements OF Grillin's
troops on the same and next day. His evidence
went TO show tha; Gen Porter showed no lack
OF promptness or efficiency whatever ON the
cccas ion TO which II referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

~ J. Shailinston. corner Of PennsyIv.n,.
avenue and -Four and-a. half street vho a. -.
VISUAL, carly in the field with his supn,y q, ~
m0nth!y magazines, sends Us copie. OF ths Ian
uAry number Of Hnrper's Magazine. Fr.,L
I-ssiies Magazine and g. s Bon Ton Journ,I
de Modes and Monthly Report of Paris Fash.
Lpn,." eaeo admirable Of It's kind,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

THE ALLEGED HOLLY SPRINGS DISASTER.
We apprehend that the War Department to-
day received official information substantially
contradictinS the story Of our recent consider
able losses at Holly Springs, Miss, published in
the kilograms in this mornings pspers. Accord
ing 10 this later information, direct from the
southwest, the rebel raid on Holly Springs was
an affair OF little importance, and the assailants
were promptly driven back with loss, and ere
they could accomplish anything of moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
DEATH OF CLAIBORNE Z. IAoKsON OF Nrs
SOURI,

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Adsices received al head.
quarters from Pilot Knob are to the effect that
deserter from Green's rebel regiment reports
JEFF. Thompson At Pocehontas with between
five and six thousand infanty, mostly Missouri
and Arkansas troops, also two regiments of
cavalry and one battery. The desertcr left Po-
cahoniss last Th~reuay.
There Is reliable information that Clsyborn
}. Jackson, the deposed rebel Governor oS NJ
souri,, died at Little Rock about the 18th irs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

- Key West correspondent, under date or
fhs l5tn instant states that NOR than aftv
large vessels b-Ionging to tina Banks expedition
had been seen passing into the Gulf within
three days, and the only disaster reported WAS
tLss OF the n. Sanford. already mentioned
4 ne troops which were on board Of her were
comfortably housed IN barracks at Key IVES,
svaiting ansporlsI,on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

PAS'Arnt oIb HfE WHISKY.
MEpiGfsHI a HNb soviAl F GEES
,.:,.s sss fs!. " gsss 1851,
'oE Eli1 EzasHE1 "a
In Barrels, Dennijohns, Bottles, &C.
For sale by the Agent, on the N W corner Of
MSTsrd AID Camden stss1ts nearly opposite Cam
~ None genuine that has not the Patentee and
Agents signature on each ia soas T. WILSON
~ It- purity has been fully tested az per the
annexed Certificates or Analysis:
CERTIFICATES.
req tS e. #kk $sf:i f &
This Whisky is charactrfissd ~ the absence Of
s..
q Pure carefully Defeated Rye Whisky.
Re'pe'fsa .,ss Assa,sr Is BB oyiston M street. Rec
Boston, Mass, Esd August, 1852.
Having made careful chemical analysis of the
Psneatharticonized Old Eye Whisky of Mr.. John
tn .niireiy free from fnsf o Metallic ssts or
other matters in any way detrimepta to hea tn; in
G. A L1sBIG, NJ b.. Analytical Chemist
Baltimore, July o. 1852
Careful Chemical ANALYSIS of four kinds Of his
Ion WHISKY. Stp.rj0r Old Whe1. Whiskg, Superior
Old Corn Observation-Disclosures by meaus of
the Patented pparatus invented by MIR. John Il.
Wilson, of Be itimore Md, have shown them to be
entirely free from the heavy Fusil Oils and from
the Poisonous Metallic Compounds often found in
Whistles.
They retain the ethereal products entirely free
rom any toiH, produced by Injured Grain or care
less fermentation. and being unuodife1 by the use
OF sugar are remarksbls pure products of delicate
chemical operations. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES NJ. D.,
State Assayer. 16 Boylston street.
Borton, MSS, Aug o. 1869 d2,-1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
LEN EPAI. RIII,ER

tits expected that Gen. il. F. Butler, who, IT
IL understood, has been relieved OF has command
at New Orleans, will arrive in Washington
some time within the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

81 The election in the seventh congre ssional
district of Virginia composed OF Alexandra,
Fairfax, Prince William, Culpeper. and other
counties) has been postponed TO Thursday, the
18th day OF January next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

THE CONDITION OF JAMES OorTFa-rt has
been rumored that CotIer, who was shot by -
t1snnery Christmas night, had died: but Ne
hear that he 10 still alive, though one Side OF M
BODY Is paralyzed. The ball passed cut 50
back part or Mr.. Ootter's bead, fracturinx ths
skull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

A'ikST ii1E on REcoRD.-On wednesda 9
s'T as'n INST ths State Department re-
criNed dispatch from our Minister q, a..
dstrd Nov nd alt L. cam. to "a, rrssi,1.'
Sy The fret vessel OF a new s,e,n.hin H.. -
TWEEN Japan and that port, apdlar "a, -
Cisco on the I'D. to reach hsra on ,h. 49,, ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

A PRESENT TO MRS. SxrTH-we hear .hst
II is In contemplation by the soldiers in the va
rious hospitals, and their friends to get nm a
magnificent present 20 Mrs. Secretary Smith.
as testimonial Tor her efforts in getting up the
day. The subscriptions papers were ssartrl
his morning. and alresdy SEVERAL HUNDRED
dollars have been subscribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

LII SERVICE OF SILVER PLATE FOG SEQ
RIFT AIRY SsITH.-The splendid silver set pur.l
chased by the persons employed IN the Depart
mcnt OF the Interior IN be presented 10 Secrets
ry Smith a. token of their regard, il now On
exhibition at the lewtlry store of Mr.. Semkiu.
! on the avenue. Its design is unique and grace
full, and the workmanship is OF The mast elabo-
rate character. IL was manufactured by SIN
uel Kirk n Son, liz baltimore street, Esi,i-
more, one Of the oldest man cturers of silver
ware in the country, having been establishe
in 1ei7. The presentation will take place n
O'Clock this evening, at the residence Of SAcrr-
tary Smith, on II street. The occasion will NJ
doubt be one of much interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

81 Hon. George +. Fisher has served upon
Mr.. Temple, member OF Congress elect from
I,clavar,, a notice or his determination TO con-
test the right of the Aforesaid Temple - = seat
in the NEXT Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

REsToRATIoS-This morning Miss Arabian.
Ii. Fisher received from Mr.. Herrick prone-4.
clerk Of the police department, the propert,
taken from her by the Fourth Ward police, =
stated in the Star few DAYS ago. Miss FIsher
is the female who was arrested and held 70 hasi
for court on charge OF malicious snischIer
and whose trunks were found al Adams A (yo[
office, and At the National Hotel. containin,
iewelry, money, bonds and other yaluahs,s
There being no evidence la Justify the retensio.
of the goods, they appearing 20 be hfr bVu
really, and the Superintendent being informed
that the case for court a. not sustained ths
order of restoration was promptly given Re-
side the iewelry and other yaluables they vera
$1,000 in bond. and $40 in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
THE HcnoWEIL COURT oYISoUIR-

To-day the cross-examination OF Maj. Genl
Sfgel was continued with reference to the ope-
rations of his corps and that Of Gen. Mcdowell
from Warrenton 70 Bull Run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS
ALL QUIET AT GALVESTON

NEW YORK, Dee 9?.-The s,esnsr 49,.
Wind. from New Orleans, Iath. via po,, D.,
on the aad, has arrived. She brinrs No 49,
ant news.
Late advioes from Galveston represen, all
quiet, ~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

RELEASED FROM JAIL.-Christmas aftrrnoas
M Rady was arrested by a military guard, And
taken before Justice Dom, upon a charge q
beating Sergeant Stevens, Of the i6rh VIRGINIA
volunteers, who happened TO visit Swampoodbe
mat gay. - officers ha I've found it impossibls
to get any direct evidence against Rady or eri-
denee of who the guilty party was, although Q
large crowd was looking on st the riot Thh
morning, accordingly. upon the request OF the
officers, Rady was released from jail, and the
case against him dismissed by Justice Dom. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Mary Il; shreve, executrix of John Shreva' de-.
ceased; the en.cutrix AFORESAID has with the an
probation OF the Orphsns' Court Of Wsshingten
coEnty aforesaid, appointed Saturday the Sd day
OF abuA next, for the Anal settlement and dstri-
OF the assets in hand far as the sam. have beon
collected ard turned into money; when and where
hrd I" attend Cat the Orphans' Court Of Washius
Ton county aforesa'd.) with their claims prop.riy
youched or they may otherwise by Law be ex led
fresa sl benefit in said deceaseds estate provided
q copy OF this order be published once q week for
said Sd day of January, 1853 =" 'Ae
true copy-Test:
WAtTE AND CoL9RED ILANNELs. with eli
no FI0 Q. and Ninth Skree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

NEW YORK STOCK MARKRr.
NV YoRx, Dec. 77-llx q m--fir,t pea,x-
y. s. Coupons, es, 1881, I0a8; 7,-Io rressurv
Notes loiH; Certificates, %; U. S. Demand
Notes, IL, Gold. Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST.

JEFF. THOMPSON REPORTED TO BE AT Pc.
CAHONHAS. MO-, WITH 5000 IN
PANTRY, TWO REGIMENTS
CAVALRY AND ONE
BATTERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
GEN RANKS ATEEW ORLEANS.

1t seem, to be understood here that General
Banks will, on to-day, take command a New
Orleans, relieving Gen. Butler at that point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

~ VEIN 6fUBE
az no. pa daily for the reception OF his frisnds
ns i somesy Furnished room, proyiSed 40
The NJ. p =, ss snd stAss Instruments for
GC;.n,ly on hand. Wines OF The choicest vslitiss
ne"ta such che :. sr:1S And s.e!lsot Gel;esh
srrysd prom ty eaA ct no4scats RI ~ IT, H.
u Ear"PcAa Hotel. corner NsS ~ p A. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

S3GhET D1SkASESi SECRET DI6EASESI
NOS, szsfHHIHF Hss! $tF3 H,,, ,.,
sosossnSSS S ifi;
I'm PHI: y 5: E: h 3
Any unsessant taste Win not IN any ss2 in,u uSs
isMtvsstYh Our hosrs" PrsS.r:d 81 sr.a Sa
eminent an. No"
THBNTY-youR HouRsi
81 s; s. Il: Il s:.:: I.
-s.e.,'' 'op sesssx2ZssifffAssa1,r
Pss ns. ~ s' f sa sss.. ,.e..... q,
SSa E9'A$ 5ESE;2E: i5s!s'
:: "a S.ss:
s.': s. q sss .,
tns mouth, letters sIots carries ana nodes Of Tie
eSnc xi. e. Hs: Any and Ill a these symptoms
sAH1RITxNs Root AND HERB JUICES.
se2t oS express. Price d bottle, o. 9 bottles
n., d.. cHANoRB WASH.
ORE RssMoND { CO.. BOX Isl fh,i.a..phl. Pos.
Bod b. 9. CALVERT FORD, corner Of 1T, an.
COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, IT'S Bs,uuor, stree.
1alamofe. oon-sn
TofHAAPP PREMIUM
Ass szvEzfH ST., wAsHIaoFos, b.
Silver Medal sx..dsd y M..yl.n4 Insslsus. ofs
Also, Medal bX Metropolitan MscAanisS Institute
Warrington, D. O., ia51.
06NI an constantly MAKING a~d alxsvs~
f@N have on hand, Of the bet ma
1i.s sot I'll Ik sITs H "a ds''riptson Of aso
IA0Is Eo Rnr s5x Az.
,-,,s.,rv PACKING TRUNKS
CANVA9 TRAVELLING BAGS.
SCHOOL 6ATOHILA ~
u.-, AT Low Pr ICES.
le@osN OF Vonsress anA Travellers Win ple>n>
S9amtne ny stock before purchasine oIs,ESsrs
GrHaxs tanx SrS mn1s In other cltiss.
eo1er1cr L4ArHER and DRE06 TRUNKS nshs
IkUNks oovlRxD 81 RlPAIBlp It sAs,,
4eo1s dsi!eesA ffes q eAAres - ~ ~ - u.
-. es'es''s~, ~ ASssAP1ssAs .
IL nisaeAs5aseosasaAaA frsasaAsts.. os..
- ;" . ." ~ o. ssAsex .Ayten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

A nn,on,, SfAHDARD WORKS.
SsSp'oa S.is SsGfs .s.o csser S:
iiss =: 1sSSss, S.s 20 Al l.e s6S:.D s.1
s'S ''A ''a 1.Ft'1 t Sscs1S z 3t14if!ftS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

CRIMINAL Court, Dee. 26.-Jno. Turner To-
stealing pair of boots, was sentenced 70 ja,l
for four months. -E
Kate Warren, colored, con victed of farc~av
of dresses, was sentenced 10 the peniteptiaex
for one year and four months. =
Sarah Jones, colored, was found guilty AZ
stealing an accordion, and sentenced 70 jaii for
four mohths. .t--.
Anthony Sanders was tried and fou nd guiisv
OF stealing a lot OF chickens, and sentenced 10
Jail for four months. The came party was a.
quilted on a charge OF stealing a lot OF white
wash brushes. /.
Dec. 29.-.IohH Ronsy was found guiltv NJ
stealing a coat from n. Aeicer. =
William Thomas, coiorcd, was con victe6 OF
stealing $40 in Treasury notes from Josenh
Henry.
Henry Brown, colored, was found guilty a,
stealing turkey from VIM. Shreeves W
Anna Queen, colored, con rietsd -
stealing a LOT OF dresses from Mrs. NJ. A. Gun.
ningham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

lynn AND Mrs. J. T. FALES .rs going
u3 down within the lines OF the Arny OF the
Potomac With clothing, comforts and delicaciss,
ing 10 contribute send packages to their friends
may leave such articles At No. AIS street, near
Third street, until Monday. at O'Clock p. m. IT.
TMUTUAL PRE- INSURANCE COMPANY.
1 office. interest on all premium notes given
n s s ss ia the ss
II not paid 81 or before that tine the poljey viii
Be a s:aeseq in.. Rep chrSn hAs Ws ser.,.r,
rTHE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN PORN
US ing the committee for the convsescent
442 s,h street. on. MONDAY EVENING merit. at
Ia clock. report OF the Treasur will be re al
an form of an acknowledgment made out to the
tiys. Mira. DIR. MUNSON,
IT. President.
HALL. Decsmbe 18th I352-
US At . meeting of the Oou bis Engine @ m
pany held n their hall. the President in the chair
luions Of cor dolence in pect to fellow
b Mr.. STEPHEN McNAMEE. The committee sub
mitted the following, which were unanimously
That whereas it has pleased Di, inc Providence in
bis infinite mercy to remove from our midst ur
much esteemed and beloved member Mr.. Stephen
only as . fireman but as q gentleman in whose
aniable qualities and gentlemanly deuortment
there could be no superior. Truly may it be said :,
toprsise. Therefore be it
ReSolred, That We extend to the family ofthe de-
ceased in this their sad bereavement heartfelt
Bel further re,olrsd, That we attend the fu neral
o, 'he deceased In fuil uniform, and that we wesr
IIHk 6 MAhoERoS,( c,
JNHN pEARQDY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

"A Row, AND WOMAN IN rT-Lzst night
row occurred at Miss Hattie SEYMOUR. IN
me flrst Ward. IN which one of the girls,
Emma Covert, showed her pugilistic poSerz
oy knocking right and left among the company
there assembled. Olicer Kitten was called
ana escorted her 10 the First Ward Station
where she remained until this morning uhea
che was brought before Justice CLAYTON, and
admitted that she had been disordeyly' me
wiines Ies appearing against her,D and Wa
and sailed away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

the hospital ny ono Of the ward remu,t... -
her intended course Was remonstrat~d ,u,sS
and 'he former repli-d "ihat che would do -
she pleased. And did NOS cars who obj-eteS ~
At"
II the tables had any ATTRACTIVE embsss.s
ment, we could not see H. II Is true thss ~
tables arranged In tbe middle Of the v..1.
looked very In vitirs, and the di-play Of oranrS
apples, custartia sauces, &c, did vprv yss,
but IL cannot be denied that the dining .r~rS
tables looked miserably from the fact -,
style and thrown In confusion IN larrr tn
dish, whence the soldiers dug tbs piece on
One lady informed Va that fowl, BAN and 49,
large dish. In the dining room Of ward II -
found a prominent ofncer OF the institualr.
seaird beside large tin dish Of turnips 80
potatoes, digging and stirring e M win =
spoon. We asked this dignitary q civil uesoos
in relation 10 the programme OF prcceedinss
and were cut on with snappish wer t6ss
would have disgraced bootbfsck. This sarns
individual, later in the day, picked up dish AZ
food, and Threatened 10 throw 10 Ia the stres,
remarking that II wa not nj "to FED nep
with
A. 20 the charge of impertineuce on Thea.
TO our certain knowldge, order one OF the x,,S
masters out Of his wsrd an account OF hi -
prudence 10 the committee OF ladies who ver.
attending upon the soldiers We could usn
lion other instances OF inSolence.
One patien was Obliged 10 call for anuns.
;hrcc or four times before he was answere6
An officer in an adjoining cot remarked IN AT IN.
NURSE, could not hear; the reply was uthey -
hear very will hut do nCt want to-" Bot enonce
of this. We regret the necessity Of being cor,.
PEELED to drag this noLtter again before the ruh-
lac. What we have said we can fully proye
Not by hospital attendants and parties under
the influence and In the power of ward mast4r.
and surgeoDs, bat by ladi-s and gentlemen vhe
from motives Of goodness and patriotism hayv
ever iabored hard to allie viate the surferinrs :,
the sick soldiers and make them have pleasant
hours even IN hospitsl. REPoHrnx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27

PRESENTS FOR THE HoLIpArs
TOYS IN GREAT vARIRfY.
vHoIEsALs AND RsTAIL
~ the
FAkoN STORE
GorrHELY BEHRxxp.
No. $50 se.eetb strssl-
de- s,s ,s5 .hs National Bank Eote Re,srt-s.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
NOTICE TO PLAsrERKRs

ufhoPosALs viii Be received &C NE OLE. ~ o.
Ssrssa OF Construetion until Jsnusry ystS a.
SSSs.etnS she walls, Ceilings, Ae OF The Ne -
Of the Treasury Rltension. '0e w" ssssss
@So. the 81: RE: s:s I'd i:es
bs .pprcye4, the sSois e & anisSs /. :. -
uS&ne5 Tor painting thrcu ghous ~
th. pareeo reeervee the right 20 rsyeex s,x N
INC osos " GO nsidersd for the intersct a. -. -
Ssnmesx 70 % 90: Ne btA viii Do eossiSs,s1 49,
IA oonIct nifty with thts sdvertiss nssot 49, ~ -
I'm esaseo Win proper Suarantoes tks1 a. 49,
WIN execute . sassfsesory coptrsct.
1Asiaesr 4. charge rrs.su na p s0SnM
uis eusStss ar csssinss o. sal sehsl
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