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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvIIth CoNGREss-secsnd Session.
MONDAY, January ID.


SENATE.-After the usual presentation and ref
erence Of abolition and other petitions,
Mr.. King introduced a bill 60 provide for issu-
Ing hundred millions Of Treasury notes bearing
per cent. interest, TO be secured by levying q
direct tax Of ten millions per snnum; referred
After various other bills were introduced and
referred -
Mr.. Powell called up his pending resolution,
resolution Of the last session calling for list Of
all contracts made by the War Department with
the prices paid under them, the names Of the con-
tractors, &c which was debated by Mr.. p. and
ration of the morning hour.
Mr.. Hall called up his pending resolution 10
abolish special orders" az a rule Oft Sensts's
proceedings; which was adopted without debate.
The special order, Mr.. WILSON, bill 10 regulate
the suffers for the volunteer service taken up
ana debated oy Mr.. Lane, Tin favor Of abohzhing
ali sutlerships,) and Mr.. Wilson, for 10.
HousE.-Mr. stephens, from the WAYS and
Means Committee, reported a bill making APP
proprtatons for the support OF the army for the
fiscal year ending June 90, 1858, and additional
appropriations for the year ending June %, leo2;
referred TO the COMMITTEES Of the whole.
Mr. Dawes, from the Elections Committee re-
ported a resolution admitting Andrew J. Glenn
ems to seat in the House a. q representative
from the Fourth Congressional District Of Ten
nessee; adopted.
The oath was then administered to Mr.. Glenn
ems.
A resolution requesting the Secretary Of War to
inform the House by what authority the United
States supplies and property in Utah, and espe-
cially at Fort Crittenden, were destroyed; by
whose authority the 400 volunteers were raised
In the Territory Of Colorado, and whether the
department 10 responsible for the payment Of
expenditures incurred In procuring their arms
and supplies, was adopted.
Mr.. Train introduced a bill to repeal all laws
prohibiting the issue Of bank notes OF denomina-
tons less than i've dollars In the District Of Co
lumbia; referred 10 the District Committee.
Communications from Prof. Bache, superin-
tendent Of the Coast Survey, deprecstng the &C.
ton Of Congress in cutting OF the appropriation
for that department and transmitting letters from
Com Dupont sttesting the value Of the Coast Sur
vey at the Port Royal victory, and from Major
General Mcclellan regretting the crippling o.
that important arm Of the public service, were
presented.
MIR. Dawes proceeded to address the House upOr
the subject If Government contracts.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcE.-After having for many years printed
post office Of this city, under the law author
iIing their publication in the newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the ofaces) the proprietor Of the Star has at
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come TO occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past he has been forced to lay over on each
occasion, when printing the lists, advertisements
the insertion Of which would have paid at least
double az much a. tie law allowed him for the
letter List.
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come TO be
az large az the New York city letter lists, they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed defeated his purpose Of making the Star
always a astcspdpsr-news being Its well known
lpecialitY.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TIRE BUR INSIDE EXPEDITION SAILED
AT FOR TRESs MONRoE-ITs DEsTI.
NATION UNDERSTOOD TO BE NOR

-NHAhoN SNDLhshooD w DE NCAF
FOLK. &c.
Via BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, (FoRrRIss MONACO
Jan. u Most Of the vessels comptIsins Buru-
sides expedition, LEFT quietly, st Intervals durins-
last night. Others left during the forenoon, q
Guiding large feet Of schooners, which have
been here for some time.
The New York transport did not leave until IL
O'Clock to day, and the transports Louisisns ana
New Brunswick are aill here this afternoon
also number Of schooners, and several Of the
gunbosts, that are said 20 form part Of the sxpe.
diton, are sun In port here
The destination Of the expedition 10 now gen.
orally supposed to be Norfolk, although nothing
has been oficislly made public upon that point
variety Of absurd rumors are In circulation, not
worth repetition.
IL is understood that the troops will be landed
at several points, all bearing upon one ultimate
destination.
A report was brought up by 4 tngboat Yesterday
morning, that large propeller was ashore few
miles below Cape Henry The spalding wa ssnt
to her assistance, but could and nothing, and re-.
turned early last evening
The enemy raised new Gag staf and Gag yea
terday, at 5ewall's Point IL IL seen very conspie-
uously above the trees
The sPalding 10 loading rapidly, and ID expect
ed to sail for Port Royal via Hsteras this evening
Co. Of the Naval Brigade Colonel wsrdrop),
under command Of Lieut.. TiIlotson, came over
from Camp Hamilton this afternoon, and wenton
board the gunboaS Hunchback and SOuthwick,
TO man the guns. The above boats are Ipert OF
Gen. Burnside's expedition.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. M.
sr. PAuIs cHrlcr, ALrIIsprA.-rh

ST. PkuLs cHrIcn, ALxxASpHlA. This
church was opened for the srst time since MAY
on Sunday. General Montgomery, military
Governor, attended by invitation Of Rev. G. A
smith. The prayer for tks Prssident eftks Unttss
States soas onittsd from tks ssrriee-ratbeg out o.
order within the lines Of the Union army. b.
there seems TO be a sad deficiency Of commoz
sense with some people
tNOts.-General Montgomery should have az
rested the man who oraciated there Sunday, Sad
held him in the provost prison "a STAY
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL Court Court met this morning,
when the sealed verdict (Swampoodle) riot ssss
was opened Peter O'Day and Morris Quinloo
were fully acquitted. Thomas Nonoghus, Dennis
O'Keefe and Thomas Saunders Were found not
guilty on the nrst count, and guilty on the second
count flor au afray) Of the indictment.
The case Of James Van Staveren, charged with
the larceny Of several letters, then taken up
THE letters were those Of soldiers 20 their fsmi.
lies at home, most Of them containing money
There are great many witnesses 10 be examined
and the trial win probably occupy the greater
mart of two davs
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On the 10th instant, CHARLES, sged years and
days, son OF 3 and JenRett Wannall.
Ontshs Is b inst, GEORGE WASHINGTON
az months and q days, only con Of George and
Mary sessford
On the morning Of the 18th inst, Of DONG sstion
and II months, only daughter OF Robert and MARY
J. Newt.
afssrr ooa. a. O'Clock, from the residence Of heI
paIests, ~ street, s doors south Of Penn. avenue
The friends Of the family are invited 20 attend the
fansral st the above hour.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE.

~ TT TER.
Mr.. Bland respectfully In forms the public that he
has received q dispatch from Mr.. J. M. Nixon that
Senorits Cubss is too slcG 70 appear Ut present;
apl ear In several favorite pieces. jas
WASHINGTON THEATR E. IMMENSE AT
w JR.cIioN... For Sir Nights On!y = THIS
EVENING, performance 10 commence with a cel-
ebrsted Farce; sfter which the renowned Spanish
psnse1se, ISABEL CUBAS, will appear in the
Sevilla supported bT Senior XImenes and q full
corps de balet to be followed by favorIts Farce.
Performance TO conc ude with the Ballet DIVER
t1semept, entitled La GIta nila el CurIo." "a
Spanish National Dauce,l by the beautiful Gu as +,
supported by Ximenes and corps. ia B-Iw
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ArrorNTNENrs IN rHE LKNr

Hilleary T. Burrows-soR Of Mr.. Henry Bur
rows, Of GeorgetOwn-has received the sppoist-
ment Of second lieutenant in the I'd regimepi1 e,
Infantry, and Mr.. WIN. Hoffman, Of GeorgetOyn
has been appointed second lieutenant in th- "a
cavalry, and ordered to report at Fort Lesren-
worth.
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HoRss THIKT ARRKsTKD-Thomas Fletcher, =
colored man, was arrested by Ofhcer Crown, on
Saturday, charged with being concerned In the
which was taken from the avenue, near Centsr
Market, a day or two since. The ofhcer bad q
long chase-from Fourth street In this city 10 the
aqueduet bridge-and might have failed 70 make
the arrest ~ the sentinel at the bridge had not
stopped Fletcher The fugitive wa brought be-
fore Justice Walter, and, AFTER an examination,
was committed 20 Jail for court. The other man
said to be concerned in the robbery-Clinton
Smith--was arrested the daY the offence was com
mitted and lodged in Jail.
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The INDIAN HERp DocroR

THB INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hii
patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for CoHSEhation or Ldvies.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms az have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Waskingtos BEtldiags, Pa. avsnss, about foe
siisxtss tcalk from Brotra's Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. ia lO-2w&
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On the 10th instant, br Rev, DR.. White, Mr..
ROLL, both Of Oh city.
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The LATE TLLKTsoN Brown having died in.
testate, his widow applied for letters OF admins.
ratlon on his personal estate, which Were granted
by Judge Purcell, of the Orphans Court, on Sat.
urdaY. Messrs George Savage, Hugh Sweeny,
and VIM. Rutherford became her sureties in the
sum Of $50 900.
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ANOTHER WAGON TRAIN One hundred army
wagons arrived in Warrington Yesterday from
Perryville, PennIylyania, drawn by four and six
mule teams.
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INDIA RUBBER GOoDs

INDIA hUbBBH
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 IS each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 81 SO
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 50 each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of r ubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices at H A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 306 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. ian LIT
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WHIrEHURsT, 43i Penn. ,nue, furnishes
photoer aphs from miniature toli(e size His col.
lection OF carts de cisite likenesses embrace all
prominent men Of the country. Remember,
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and a medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don; also, at the French exhibition at Paris. See
bis fancy cases for holiday presents. de 21-eo1m*
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES The course of Smith
sOnian lectures will commence tomorrow eve
ming, when the Rev. DIR II. w. Pierson, Presl-
dent OF Cumberland College, Kentucky, will take
for his subject I" Jefferson at Monticello" The
materials Of this discourse, we understand are
new, and have won the encomiums Of historical
authorities like Mr.. Bancroft, OF New York
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BOARDING,

BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
y or two ladies' in private familT-plea ami
for gentlemen, near DR.. Gurley's Church. Addres
Box Star Office. is eolw
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LECTURE 1T GERRIIr SMTTH.-Gerritt Smith
has been engaged to lecture In this city, report
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DIKD.-Mr. II English, who accidentally fell
in the ball Of the willard Hotel and broke his leg
few days ago, and was obliged 20 undergo the
operation Of amputation, died yesterday In conse-
quence Of his injuries at his room on Thirteenth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and Z street.
His body will be conveyed 70 the residence OF his
family In New York for intsrment.
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CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH In.
TENT TO KILL.-Yesterday, Mr.. VIM Hutchinson
was arrested for assault and battery with intent to
kill j. II. Wise The affair occurred on Capitol
Hill. Dir. Hutchinson was arrested and carried
before Justice Dom, where be was charged with
striking Mr.. Wise with spade on the shoulder.
Mr. Wise offered to settle the matter IL the de.
PENDANT would leave the house by the 18th Of the
month, complainant being landlord and defendan
tenant. Mr. Hutchinson gave security for peacet
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DKpRRcIArINs TREASURY NoTEs.-The Alex
andria iva Local News notes the arrest Of w
w. Harper for refusing 10 give change for treas
ury notes unleSs az a discount, and adds that his
case was referred 10 the military Governor,
whereupon Gen Montgomery declared all persons
subject 10 arrest and punishment who shsu at
tempt to depreciste or interfere with the circula
ton Of the o. =. demand notes.
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1--WE HUNDRED BARRELS
l. NEW SWEET CIDER,
For sale by
LOWELL, COLES r. co,
Wholesale Grocers,
ia is II near WIlard's Hotel.
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DIARRH0A AND DYsENTERY will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the enemy;
therefore, let every man to It, that he carries
with him full supply Of Holloway's Pills. Their
use In India and the Crimea saved Thousands OF
the British soldiers. Only IS cents per box 2l3
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

Wholesale 6rooers,
jsls-f near willsrd's Hotel.
Soldiers Pay!
THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will remit sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THEIR FAMILIKs,
Alta ohsrgeof
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed In an
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed.
The full address,
(inrHdtsg Post Office, State; also, street and nsug,
Der. IN q large eity,)
OF the person to whom TO be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
E X p r Z s s
FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
TO
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
e. 9. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd st., second door below Pa. ave-,
ja9]m Washington, ID. G.
+ NEW SWEET CIDER
LOWELL, cOLtEs a. co,
SIG e street. "nois''i' 0'00'r''
ia1Stf near willard's Hotel.
Soldiers Pay.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any pkacs on the lines of their Express,
Alta charge Of twenty Ave cents for any sum not
exceeding htty dollars. and proportionate
By connecting Expresses
The money, whether Gold or Treasury Notes,
sssleS and Ssvs the full soTn
Post Once and State and In cities: the street AND
.g sss :; r s5s aSs:. for
nitsanoe sno a6 bs Pre- ElS siS rss coup.Nv
Washi.sse., Jan. 8, 1855. - ias-Im
L NEW SWEET CIDER,
LOWELL. COLES & CO,
Wholesale 6rocers,
.,a SIC E street. "a, w,l,,rd,, H...,
b b OF ssHo - -,
y wEITEHoUsE & gNSKGEs, -
(1ns Nssc York Wholssale Brasek Hosss.jV
Have on hand. and are daily reosiving,s -
CAVALRY AND SOLDIERS BOOTS
MARCHING SHOES.
mostly Of their own manufacture. to be sold at the
A "a m from All des lara soioitad
Suffers hberally dealt with. de 2t-lms
FooT WARMERS I FOR CARRIAGES OR
We have this day opened another lot of those ex-
ce!ient Foot Warmers for Carriages or Beds
c. W. BOTELER & SONS,
BOX ExCELsIOR CRACKERs-A fresh
II supply Of Fox's Celebrated Excelsior Crack
f5s afB4TR Scffi the
jas Corner Vermont sv. ana i5ih street.
y new SgT s4 55ER2 f sEE!FETsEEsghsrTY
dersigned have on hand, IN kegs of different Sizes
1000 pounds Of best New York Butter, which they
will sell extremely low, 70 close 10 out IL will be
& sss o 81 A. e call
Philharmonic Hal, Penn, avenue, near corner OF
Eleventh st., next door adjoining the Star Once
.ruR s..if 8"
"A MTSS,rv, .,.x
as I'm n 'ari''' ' ss Shct s.ou..ovu
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RIoIoUs BEHAVIOR Saturday afternoon the
Metropolitan police in the Fourth Ward made a
descent upon a number Of young men in Warmers
restaurant, row having occurred between some
members Of the De Kalb Regiment and some
citizens. Several bottles were thrown, and one
soldier had his hand badly hurt, and another had
his head cut with the broken glass, cash appear
Inc across the forehead down to his nose Gnfor-
tunately none were identified as principals In the
ARRAY, and the parties arrested were dismissed
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The 1NoUEsr.-On Saturday morning, Justice
Johnson, by request Of Coroner Woodward, held
an inquest in view Of the BODY of Mrs sarah Ann
Sweeney, Of Prince George county, Nd the result
OF which was verdict " that the death of the
said Sarah Ann Sweeney was caused by the col
Ilslon OF Government wagon, which had been
run OF, and coming in contact with a wagon i'm
which the deceased was sitting, and killed her
INSTANTLY" The driver, Chas Mandorf, of the
Government team, was not at all Grim mated by the
testimony; but In order TO have an Official exami.
nation, he is placed under arrest by his superior
on1cers. The particulars of her shoe king death
was given In Saturdays Star. Mrs sweeney
was very respectable lady, about thirty three
years Of age, the mother of several small children
and was sneieate at the time Of her death.
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1876 pEtUs CdFFst95ss 4Sf

sGss e BBsaa srss
alec Bad, Syesn, ane Blss Hclsns 2 ths yrTS re-, o.
ssis, different sizes and oolors; Picture Nsiis,
Rings, 6o.; also the handsomest essortm.nt 81
manuinctory in the eountryi also, fsssspertouts
and Card yislts Frames.
Purchasing for oash, al goods VIII be sold 81 NE
Iowest remuneratye prices
needing the above goods vii And nsv and ossirso,s
articles. -
JOHN MARKRITEk.
No. lS6 Seventh sfreef
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Ran TEE BLockApE.-The schooner n Dila.
tush, Capt Jas. Bartlett, with q load Of coal for
tnls city, ran the blockade day or two since and
on,
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CANT E r BURY HALL!
FIRST PRESERVATION
GREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME,
L Is S A MORS DIES A L Pc S !,
WARD IN HIS GREAT CoRpK VoLANTE.
Afternoon Performance Wednesday Afternoon
At O'Clock, for AIDES aud Children, with quanti-
ties Of Presents A superb S28 Silk Dress.
10 All Of the Immense Company at every en-
tertainmsnt. ja7
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1 MPO RTANT TO LADIES.

M o X T A N I o L A d E ,.
The subscribers have opened the store No. l6
Market Space Pa av. bet 9Th and eth sts.. FIRST
elass Lsee and Fancy Dress Cap Depot; CONSISTING
yalenciennes Laess, fach Is Collars, Sleeves,
HandkeIohiefs, Cape, Flouneing, Caps. Caps,
COHEN q DUSSELDORF,
from New York
N. BAH sorts Of Laoes washed. mended. and
done ~ equal 70 new, at short notice. de- SIM
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" AsHINsToN Achh66EMY OF MUSIC,

w ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PENN. AVENUE, (SoUIH SIpk,) No. 2s9,
Bsttcees 9th and 10th SITS.
Every evening remarkably fine Free Como. 1T,
embrso ing selections from the best classic music
and the most popular operSs-repdered In bette
style than at any other American concert saloon.
without charge for entrs1oe,-may rely upon hav
Ing every comfort thsy desire. In addition to the
CALL from the atteative attendants, decidedly the
best eshments for sale in the Federal Metrop-
oils. HENRY ROSENTHAL,
"a slim Proprietor.
X ING'S AMPHITHEATER.
i. King. Sole Lessee and Manager
q. SCOTT .-.-.... Associate Manaxer
r. w nlttaker. EQUESTRIAN Manager
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Woo WILL DO LIKzwIsEs-An old and highly
respected citizen has authorized Mr.. Noerr, baker
corner Of Eleventh and Z streets, to distribute
twenty loaves Of bread per diem 70 the deserving
liens will follow the example In this and other
modes Of aiding the poor, there will be little suf
iering among the poor In Washington this win
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EDUCATIONAL,
rHE6ARAY INSTITUTE,

4 VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO.
JOHN X. G00DALL, Professor and Teacher of
The above tenders his services 20 the public. Terms
81 per lesson. References to any musicia an in the
S,y; ssveral Of hs pupils are now the best violin
Buckley, 30 go. Address Rullman's Hotel, Pa
avenue, near AZ street. de 2I-lms
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BUHLKR's Reader, II you would realize the
Perfection 10 which the cuisine has been brought
Of late years call at Buffers restaurant over Wall
stephens, Pa. av., between Ninth and Tentn
SITS We really do not believe that his equal as an
accomplished cook for such an establi shment as
bis 10 TO be found In this country; and we say 90
after having {" fed'' al Delmonica's and all other
nrst-class New-York housss Nor are bis wines
the importation Of bis partner, Welcker-sur-
passed on this side Of the Atlantic.
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1--WE HUNDRED BARRELS
p NEW SWEET CIDER
LOWELL, COLES co,
Wholesale 6rocers,
SIG street,
ia lS-d near Willard's Hotel.
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The money, whether Gold or Treaspry Notes,
should be enclosed n an envelope and securely
Post Once, and State; and In cities, the street aud
number.l ofthe person to whom 10 be sent and
for this purpose may be had at our Offices.
To faol itate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
ADAMS EXfREss COMPANY.
Wdshtagtos, Jan. 9, 1862. ja9-Im
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any place on the lines Of their Express,
At charge of twenty Ave ce nts for any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, and q proportionate
additional charge to r.aoes reac- ed
By connecting Expresses.
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A CHASsE.-The reader will see elsewhere In
the STAY, an advertisement Of change in the well
known Washington banking house Of Sweeny,
Rlttenhouse Co caused by the retirement Of
Hugh Sweeny, Esq It's popular cashier. All
it, as well ss in the Bank Of Commerce, George
town, long known as one Of the most useful and
substantial banking institutions in this section OF
the country. Their house here has been for MANY
yssn Of great advantage to the business interests
Of our fellow citizens, and we trust that Il NAV
continue to flourish to that end for long years to
come
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsBs-Befors Justice
ThonPSos Sunday WIN. A. Baker, disorderly;
turned over to the military. William Radcliffe
drunk and disofderly; work 30 days. Thos
Golfer, drunk and vagrsncv; do. % days. Joseph
Physuther, disorderlY; dismissed. Henry Ham,
mond, dol turned over TO the military
Monday Hiram Bali, cold, drunk; work
house 30 days. VIM. Hamilton, drunk and pro-
fame, do. 90 days. VIM. Grady and Daniel Bres-
nahan, theft Of pennies from book dealer in the
vessibule Of the City Post Once; sent to jail for
hearing.