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4 Chri-tmn. Appeal for Poor Children.


The ChIistslas 10 DAYS il peculiarly the season
To- children o. the esd the LG?py 70 remember iAose
oihc poor aud oacast. A. tn anS crc es soer o az
va they g naturally tairs Of ,ao children have no =
sde sad hons w.o without shoes aud warn clothing
aye apesei tie lr1st sId storms OF v inter he memory
Of One wa beyond ell others the rirnd n te c-
afe1 iemni taem thea Of those who lave no eaf'ay
Ias Cilrtt. Ad Society especially tie ga taas Of
tie poor children. In view o. the osappouinsA o. the
new. boy 10 their usual 4bsnA-sFitg te'Ta ley pro
os 10 maze CAustnas Dsl tuiy happy Gay 70 .hen as
vel tho ilrzc nua5sfs Of poor cH!Iieu 9ndet 'h's
cs.e thty pupcss a. 'e generosity ~ tas puDc ~ hsl
The n,tEtl 20 eve b-unlIi m-E on tn Gy TO the H-"
1J .. ~ Ne~. boy, Lodging House, 10 se poof sIls ~
Gs oorug House a. 20 puI e.on az 'ne' On we
mot ., fut. desl.e C0the -11 iced IS macy
o, me 40 chieen 'h-u industrial Schools means arc
provided Ins best q a. ei' ho"-'ef 10 AZ @na
9.... c1 g. e.. i't 81 Hoe, snf they accord hs ap
rsa coIfdfr ~ cubic of zoe m-as - 'eno ~ 80
FOR so holidays ssuay BE- ase lH'y Of e'c ppo
Il. Lea % homes Ia tDe West Tie ssesse expense .or
ecrh child Unloading all ths e. penre. O. 'i' tEcL,s Ac
/. s 81 that 80 viii gave houes 70 four poor t0u'e
wi a. eaia especially, would Ike TO u-Es chFii,ns'
lns Nv, BY. VA lave their dinner At O'Clock
g. 1Aflin.s Day A. .-iT ioo'r', 20 =, ,on &C.,
l,t-it ,.r iue .its, o. O. o i'o1es o-'s' .'o ~
Ne tsuil street At O'clock p. 49, Cane, nsy.
l.e 4ann er-ys' tniAs'fi.. sch0, NO -
snlauteon loasr pace, 'ssna. IA se. "sed q ini' go
..r9 los lor .omc ien Ib'y NJ" lave taesi i.''si
I o. iu,.8. " bee. a. 81. ooiccA p m
Al, yi l.. ,lrlls a. go. ~ Gra-us. Gene. itlL Ga
I,es uy Dec . l,5 ? ~, "ii- aolus ~ yo'.S .t
a.. ,o.ns hahn Children o. the Alan Se.o' h'ho'i-
la, le5-Is boys a-d s afr ~ Lu;h YeeA o. GO "Ds
rrtfu.a l.eir irsied 90 tie Dlls' L,ag'i. -l"ase'
b. No si. Dsrsl.ss. ObustIuas Jay, a 30 Gees ~
arc fs. lser iadlstiidi ohoo, VIA s'@u- ~ otufen'
1fi D. . t4oir hop..iolus No - Last avn - o.
Frfla,. n.t. 81, 90 A.. y'c.ols OBJ. o.. 81, 49,,
IA- dlls3u River jnaItuai scsooi' Win s,el' iiy
ri ffcr VII celebrate uiaa on may DV. =, o. "a
...c. ., sac .ch,o4J.uis, cv.h7' G. s' az anu
o. 4N 4, a., r.. OH. H.,
,t..U r. ticf la.t. lhur. day Dec. -, l. J. .L
ta,cf, % rs. ~ a. Ing,i.ii school NJ - tt
s.. vil bod ties o.. so scAoo "edle-~iy De- - a.
can 10 seu. nfrssi fo- lhr ics, ci,. et 70 tie
.-.,r 600 % tle lil-r. re a. a.. ia rgl' Assot
l..s ~ il.s cl lee ,A.ra .nr n rae di-ft - fei-
~ ,sr be trut ltLe o. tct aprtl~l t.r 20 ta' ties.
3D. "a n a 30. q, etq. &c.. - Ftoat street, or 10 t.r
.uf o. j. J.. " als, sso s irpf 'ln nalA 81 20 tac
s.r.i.-y L 4. bfscg. H. IA ~iA.oa aa, i,or f.eee
N.a-Iol..
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Ennpch OF n gscalDor.

poirsNor.A Ia,-,.s, Dec q. lot2.
Tic sidewhrel steiner, slssacus, ak guns, was
l.Uii Sh,d at The NaVy i.d to-day.
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&c The Ass9s!s,ed Pre,,.

NAsHisGToH TreEiay, Dec Y. l3lI
fHR TELEGRAPH rKOM RUSSIA 10 AMLniCA.
Tn" Secretary OF S axe LSs Communicated 70 Goa
gress unpublished correspondence between tic State
Department and tie Minister 70 Russia relative to
The tslegrsphic lire from Mofoow eastward TO the
Arnoor River and the Asiatic coast, and thence by
tie jo'nl effort Of Russia and tie United States TO
6sa francisco. Pcrlious Of the iiue IN tie Russian
Empire cave slresdy been completed M. Bayad
Taylor writes tho, agent, Mr. Collins ia aw ait
ng the RLNyer OF tue Emperor 70 tie proposition
b cxtsud the line eastward 70 tie Anoor River.
TAR TAN OK EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Tho principal Express Companies Of tho country
nave united In presenting to Congress alleged eriev.
nces under the Tsx bill, amounting to from % 10
f"s'ht Of go" receipts, praying that the tax may
b ssna< oss FER esri.
INDIAN ANNUITY.
-" ases'ts'aed TIA: s3G,loO Of tie annuity Of
a. Mann bd.sss f,r 1874 su3 1856 was earrisd 10
~ sss'ss FRA 'ss IA, ct s,.p paid.
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French China Dinaer : srS
HANDSOMELY DECORATED, from $50 upwsri-
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS from - psG4
WHITE FREECH CHINA %EA ~ ), - per sst-
We have the lar.es. ADD
FINEST ASSORTMENT % TfiE ABO'r GOOp5
a,s II the City aud respectfully invite Tie
es.sfsion OF buyen
flss.
A, iE,Insn.e variety Of FANCY GOODS spe, tsy mper..i
sn 8vfac.ared or tue Hod.ys, ssc as PHO OjkAPd
ALBUMS CARrCATURG FlGEags PiR!ht 5tkr
UARY FRENCH CLOCKS Az MlANsEL OlN RstEnVS
Di IS sfSO-rADLE >Ei5, StERLLNG SILVER an9
SlLJEg PLATED WARE, &c. a.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
w, shsN in f-~ esy,. oyen LARGE TyVO.cE OF
HANDSOME TOILET sf IS. watch ~ ioiezf g. shss
AT GREAT BARGAINS. W.:
GOLD BARD TOILET sET} n ,deess... - ~ per ssk
COLORED BAND TOILET SET. Il gl>ocs. 3 " per tet
WHITE TOILET SETS II piecss..-....... 2 per So
Ssm9les ..ora sps o.ter 55ok now Je!yery
opened. .,,,,,c,-,,,
,.ss 49, ~ IN. 4jZ Broadway. cor. Bsrolnssh
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DR. T. G. OOULD'S PIN WO"a yRUP. IDS cello
brstd wofn remedy which hss gained snt nigh rels's cs
In rus md warsn-d to sSpol tie asesr - o. ia
orrns .rsy from tie hpa syser j srJrs ree; IN
,. hons las syrup parey vegetable pF-PaTeu oud
most eathsrc where sic;s required especially
for r.nidrrD, srd aiwsys sue.
C. HERNEY sole Proprietor. Belfast Ne AedI'si IA Ii
K KUChEL. 40. 2is Greenwiehs,. Nes-forL. Ce-se ri
Agents. At FETAL by Druggists everywhere
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Jack Frost Defeated:
COMFORT FOR THE soiDIsa-
Who wsud not dive ss to ays suffering Soldier fsa
freezing this Geld weather.
Each Tent In the sefvics esn b thoroughly wsrnsaW
ono Of
EvANs's ARMY TENT STOVES.
II packs, with Pipe, In Box
TEN INCHES SQUARE.
and will bs shipped to any address on receipt Of
FIVE DOLLARS
Let ycar own warn aresdss remind ysu Of The sodiss,
and call u once at
EvANSs. Nc. 81 Johsst. Esw'Tork
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Proposal to Issue More Currency.
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Tie ELL for the Relief Of the Finances.
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At afS Broadway &C. T. EyANSl viii be fogns it
LUSTBAfEU WORKS, SPANDAsD BOOKS, JUt hNIts
PUBLICATIONS PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS 10. suis
sbi- for Crsus and New Yesrs NC low sces aay
place Ia he city, C T. EVANS Ne s43 Eres1"aJ.
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Pie above ,.,a.l, were recently overA,lrl made by two
Of or -snoWH citizens. The public eau test TIE matter
. GAZING y" LUcru5 HART.
n, rrfrIg 2. SIN p N. edut ,dayl Dec. "a,
CHRISTMAS EVE.
VII be presented ~ sal..-, > .sr1ar Crswa o.
Tu3 LANES o. KILL iRSEl
abolndr- f. lovely 4isy @na.o nations and ssy
-, rAr,;pv Wilt rs ,s....LASrY MCLAUGHLIN
hlt. B.RhLT NlLuI ANS as.........hAIE hLAiNEI
tU.,AA,4iGUr COUATsAlP
"''' W ''''''I Wo BoSNYCAsTLES.
prnsntiug a. -uteftanucnt OF -.
UnStlt. AssI.D AtIAACllON
fyr toe uoiip,
DroaAiya hcsd.ray OF Masle.
cpA,.p cl.Risr1lAs fERs 0aMANcE.
EJN a. DOJIL
'' ''' ''''' ''' SECOND AfPEARANcE
ID -'''-''1 TWO CHARACTERS,
IS SIR EDWARD MORTIMER
In tie ,co> ,psr
Anu" pON CESAR d. pAZAN,
IAa' appearing ia '"'4 TRAGEDY
C0MEpY
On the same evening. sisl.'sd by ,.,o;,,
MR.. .tLlA BE.htlr BAlNOW
! An boz q . . a 49,
...,. A. A. s.l, A. u. D4tsIpo.s. q. MatioHe' Fxof
gcis l.aucs M0sa,, Mss sl-i. f'''e- A' --1l' Ai'
- .pA r-n,lsmen ,,s ~ s,y iu'ogwed taa' TeEeasa
isr,i Al Il ocloes to-day. To-. oaiee oIen mona l. "a
eal5. -------------
frAe ..fr.Dlers OF IS NY ok Defeated.
VI, s.itibeis 90 .ets-' ofa Defeated.
Ias stul pens o. Hc,y-l D. Do.ee.eA
-. a. iLs . tffAIt.
See 81 l.At} arlE.l.
See NlLA..3' sPi.it
! Ths s.rirpssei Ncw.ho'A of..s'et'
! gh. .ttiu- ... % ta.. . 1. satCA
Sc WILKES >flNt
SEQ vi ..h 80 Sf4.dG
Rupatntiou.-Now end thsn W. I'D thos. who Of; iq
.u. lD-.s 90 tori tyc 'ils c'neuot rn-itf a'' Ai
A..ncr poliol of ,lDr. an1us lra--h' ae As,~
1- tc ptftigi god t-5 dp uos $50 .9 appear 90 -
VIII S.rs -sl sod hon t' hiti c tant fHl PEI iire D,
lt,.' .oU. O eos t-eu aud known %. Ali mon
Ne ,.Hsy, fuat D. Nt1tAatie u.teof- o. 0 "a lor
i,ri.A . Nft.rAtVs sALtAM ot Wild ChkNtf,' -
for the relief md bennett. O. poor sleanS h
t,, ..a .hst Lt memory /, 80 Ilsig enlisted TO 80 q
t>,n cf l..rf auo .nlluie o. tny pn1 aAhiop' 81 Oh
c,u,,-y Iil ysul1e PROPAGATION ~, MAINTAINS ~ y
.p. b. POSITION amazing phsticiaus a. iiuslsts, tld
Ii .n ia cleuso as art.eif o. tniifp1'iA q youe
, D. .lf u .f '.t. OF .hr 90 o4t ana lul..h
A. r.alruilI ITO orr litets when shlc'
wish pun.J,.aiy .-l"t,e1eGrl A'e!isaa.
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Skates! Skatcs.! skntes.N
We have ADDED to estsbshGrnt saiesrooEl icf L>
failing SKATES only, hero oser rea.orGor Pfic>
very complete assornrnt for forf and cGo,eE
PATTERSON BROTHERS,.
Impo-Ssrs Of ssriwoye.
Ma n PaIs.ov.
Illustrated price Us. furnished application.
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Siarcs nnti Nsraps

sU.CO0 falRa ~
LADIES AND CENTLE&E&'S SKAlES,
Csngs.ls : ;ae new aud most approved p4stsO; 1lss,
Fogt, Pa,.it LeyeI Skate becAle'. q. = ao'a's.r =.
FREDERICK STEVENS. 70 - At a. seT : OK
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Chrlstrna Dana,ion III M tie trhGisut'on ioi
tho tl.lel g Dee sod aud .laAb.ed so.ecfs No. e''o.
49,, ifo.l 20 ooIoc@.
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Policy Of the Government Unchanged.

CHEERING intelligence from the RappahannOtk'
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william Taylor.
IMPORTER OF FANCY BOH-BCN BONES, &e. e.
No. SIS Broadway.
ARTICLES FOR CHRISTIANS TRIES:
A gres. variety of new Getgn. are offered Also.
Nesion.l Flags Monitos Drums Jlsss Bs.s, Lsntszn9
Zeusyes Military Caps, &c.
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS:
Fancy Boxes Superb silk Sacks Coazoopsas Surpriss%
ali f lied with Delicious Couf- = oneTy
FOR NEIs-YEAhS;
BoBsd Turkey, Dish Of Gsne Salads Chs-ots Russo
Notices, Ice CreaD,
Fancy less Picked oy<evs. DO.
All Of The bss. iaiy.
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We are permitted 70 publish the wing important letter.
received by cur friend, D. s. Barnes. ESQ.,:
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LADIES ANKLETs and BAL,lORhL BcOfs-
For C sass hes aud isr S.aiina q. J+.4A
40. 5,J BTDadwsy
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ID led.

Ii. KENNEDY.
Her friends and Appropriateness ara respectfully
invited to attend her fune raj. tn morrow Sat
mrday morning at 8 o clock, from Baltimore Dep u
ashin gtcn.
or The morning ~ the 18th inst MARY Young
est daus hter Of Thomas and PAMELA fiiburn aged
year-.
The funeral will take place an Sunday. 18th inst
~ clock p. m. ut the residcuc. of Mrs Msryl.
ret Milhurn, corner of Seventh street AMI Viz MIA
aY.. leland
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MARRIED..

On saturday, 9th ovsmb.r, tv the Rev, Dr.
Srnderiard, Mr. EDWARD MCCARTHY to Miss
MARY Z. SHAW both of Virginia
lRichmond, Baltimore and New York pa pars COW
On the nth inst At TIE residence of the bride.
TER to BETTE Youngest daughter of Nathaniel
Miller, Esq., all Of TT is city
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LADIES, Mems. Youths, Misses and Chiidren,s
Rubber Boots. shoes Sandals AMI Gaiters; Ladies'
ard Gents Buckle 0vershoes with felt lining AID
top; MEMS Short, Knee and Hip Roots At klen,
S!app6 Co India Rubber Store. Penn avenue,
between 10th and 18th sta mn Ia-In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

RUEGLAIY.-A night or two since some thief
tn'errd the bar-room of Mr.. John Phuger, near
the Western market, by boring q hoIa in IN"
window shutter, and raising the nClt. A. nd mad.
OF with lot segar,, but fortunately did not
get any vaiuables
Some one got in the back door of Mrs. Deck
crs, ON Tuesday night, the Avenue, near
Nineteenth street, and made of with a lot OF
shirts, drawers, &c, and q few dollars in
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

William A Bstci slo1'e rcl"bratec Hair Dye orc
iue's 'ei"s n"t = ne distinguished fr5ru uss1re-
~arrsit' not ~ ctUEe the Hal, il, the lea.. r-u,-
edies tue III e'ectS hsi dyrs ci inv sorstss IN.
hsif TOT lite. G'c-, bed % Rsstv Eat, instsrtiy
hrns Splendid Back CT Brown. leaving in. Hsiz
SET anc BEAUTIFUL. solo by AL DrugGiats DC
/" The Genuine il sixr-d WILLrAh A B.rcBs-
L"s, On ihe Er- siie, Of earn lor
tattar.. No. 81 Bay,'ar 81, Meas York
IA lily Late cs' cr"ai~a ~ AID ls Bond at
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NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD PoR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOJOWSKI

PIANIST. VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies and Gentleme,'s Afternoon "a
O'Clock and Evening C o'clock Singing Glasses,
on most liberal terms Prof. Wnlowski will also
explain the full theory of Music and Reading BY
his system.
BY Pref WoowSkrs new method a person kav.
iEg only a slight knewlcLge uf music viii he ens
bed in very short time, to read music with great
facility, and execute operAtc well a. ella steal
music with rare perfection
AZ to the vocal part. by his way Of vocolz ton
he arrives at mnSt extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful a;d enables the ger to
calizs with facility, accuracy ard fine quality of
toDa
Prof Woiowski receives visitors daily from II to
ii a. and from To p. m. at his residence No.
AL Tenth street BET tween and E.
\. u. Children over eight years Of age are
ceptei. d. 5-In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

JOHN Il. GoUGH VIII deliver a lecture to-
night IN DIR. Sundt.land's Church, on Four.
ahd-a-half street, the proceeds whereof will
be devoted 10 reilenisaing the treasury OF the
oung Mems Christian Association. Who that
has ever listened 10 Coughs elOruence will
not desire TO hear him again! As a temper
anca lecturer his name is as familiar as
household word, and those who have heard
h'm- lay that he is equally powerful and en-
pertaining when speaking upon any other sub
quence is peculiar to himself he comics after
no on", and when listening TO him we hear An
original orator.
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ACH N & W "A L l. STOCK,

1SS NEW FALL STOCK. dOS
PAPERHANGINGS,
En- bracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Me-
diur and Low priced PAP ERS, sppro pirate either
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Gold
a"d Com mon Shades. Buff, Green and Blue Ho!-
fna 0s o S.sf = Pi ere h:' yRsNEs
Warranted TO be Gilded tcitl Geld Lsaf
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
the best mandatory in the country. Alse, beau
tiful variety of dark Wood and smsil- sized Oval
and Carte de Viste Frames of foreign and domes.
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and cOlors Picture Rings Nails, 60
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celebra Pictures, Paintings, Statuary
&c.
The attention Of those renoyaeins ia called to
the &bove goods, which we're purchased for and, on
account OF the times. will be sold at the lowest re-
munerative prices exclusively for
CASH
for goods and labor, when purchased and executed.
All articles warranted as represented.
~ Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
SHADES puDctuslfy executed, in city or country
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 Seventh st., eight doors above
no lS-lm' Odd Pallows' Uall.
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RorRING his DEMONSTRATING Brown, abar
Ter, came to the city some moutils sinca and
procured work, hut thinking that sit was moi
meet for man To IN. alone; he went 10 Phi!adpI-
rhia, ard Erought hack with him q woman
named Mary Ann Dagger; aud they haze been
living together on X STREET, between Sixth and
seventh rs man and wife. Times, however,
got hard and Mary Ann went ont to snryi.a
ana while at work recently, Brown, probably
thinking If n" owned the CONAN her things
Were also MS took them away and sold them
1tsffr"ay, Brown was arrested by officer War
ii'r' and taken before Justice Barnacln, who
committed him for court
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INDIA RUBBxR CoODs-Tb- place to buy your
Rubber Goats. Leggins. Csmp Blankets Iavelocks:
astssrsaeks Sna every article made from India
where y0u can obtain them at msnufActurers'
prices, 80 Penna. avenue. between 9Th aud 10Th
sreets. I1-tf
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DEAPsIss, Impaired Sight, Noises in the Head
DR.. Won Aoschziskers reputation as Oculi.t and
Aurist in fully established. Thos.. requiring his
services should consult him at once Office 231
Pa. avenue.
TuS0ar DISEASES srrhsl Affection most sue.
eassfully treatse BY Or. Won Moschsisker, 221 Pa
avenue. Persona afii cted with any malady Of the
Throat or Catarrhal Affection sho2ld Wthou. de-
lay sl on him. it,
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GREAf PEEEsYLyASiA Ecufh, ZIG b,!.rznn7s and
haT!tSon,E, e The So7tA and Wes:-Two trains leave
~ nshington daily aud one on :Rnnay-quick time
low rare ana sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates For tickets aud fur
Their infornnatien apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylvanis Route, northeast corner of Paunsyiynhia
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington ONCE open from
IA 10 until p. n. on Sundays frcm to . ~
Al A-S * q. NORTON gent
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For HOLIDAY PREsEsTs, beautiful, appropriate
and cheap 80 10 the Dollar Store, No. 4ss Pennsyl
vsnis avenue, near Four and q half street and
pply youn elf from their really magnificent stock
OF jevelry and silver plated ware. dee Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

SUBSCRIPTIONS PoR The DAILY GLopEr either
by month ssiCn, will be received at j. G
Paihe: Book Store, No. 319 + street, opposite
fAteEt Omce. de ll-Jt
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RoBBING HIS ENPLOYER.-A few days since
George Mead, employed in the house OF Capt
Fitzgerald stole $3.50 from him. He was ar
rested 10y ofhcer Mills, and taken before Justice
Drury, and denied all knowledge of it, but on
his trunk being searched, the money was re-
covered. He was sent to Jail for court
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Mills FOB THE ARMY.

Ollie. Of Dspot C0n.,stissafy Of Su5sisten1..t
Washington, u. e., Nov. =, 1851 (
1nyspters and manufacturers are invited TIL the
18th Dece Der, 1863 TO present models and 81 pos
OF Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
The following ~ the essential conditions tn.
mills must comb TO receive consideration when
presented by plan, specification, model and sam ple
LIST. not TO weigh over twenty I've pounds.
%. The grinding surfaces to be Of burr Stone
Srocved chilled iron or steel and The general con
s:roct0n of the mill to be analogous ~ that Of q
coffee mill.
Sd. Bach mill 70 be capable Of grinding s. pounds
OF hne -four meal per hour, anu TO be capable Of
being worked by ono man.
<th. Each mill to be 80 constructed II necessary,
that IL can be separated into two parts Of equal
Weight, SO IS 10 be carried by two nlen should the
lev 9Th Of march, lack OF anspcrtaton or fatigue
OF the men, other cause render its carriage too
latorious for one mar
eth. Each mill to be capable Of being attacked to
Avacon tongue, branch of tree, stack oil asksts
Inventors will submit plans specifications, or mod
els OF their mills sample OF the mill itself In the
presence Of board Of officers. They will % re-
qui,ed to present indspu able evidences of their
mills combining the essential conditions above anu
mersted by causing the min to be worked In the
presence VI the said board.
If mill be presented containing all OF the above
conditions and its cost be sufficiently reasonable
IL the opinion of the Department to warrant it
purchase, q large number will very probably be
bought for the use Of the army.
For further information apply at No. 223 q &C.,
Washington. d. q. NOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

TRAVEL TO THE NAVY YARp-For the A.
CommOdaiiOn of the many Workmen in the
Navy Yard, " no reside in the Northern Liber-
ties, The city cars will commence making their
down trips at $50 every morning. The first
three cars Will arrive AT the gate in time for tn
bel Hiring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

Dss; CHssstRIAIN. HU1roS l. CO., the cele-
brated I'm salmers, have opened their Office on Z
street, between llth and 18th Constitution Build.
ins Bodies emb.lmed by them ,nersr !srn. bIa:k
call AID ex am inc bodies after mbalned. It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

To ANS! To ARAsl The citizen soldier will iad
more dead. foe Ia the brackish muddy water and
damp nigh air than in the most determined enemy:
Holoways Pills so purify the blood and sire It en-
the stomach ard bowels that the soldier can endure
these hardsh and still Do strong and healthy
Only - c ents per boz. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

DtsIkAsLs inr:A hCEBES tfospe-Mr Il A.
Hall hss Just received = lot Of Officers Louy aud
lSsht daii finished C"st-; aii", iuil finished Pom
Sn1s eXtrs large si,es, also, lot Of blue En- yi-h
Iaimss very long. st $40 ach; Also extra long Al
light lin wei ht) Rubber Cspes with sleeves whch
ne l. selling At manufacturer p,ice. at his InIia
tvs en- 9th and 10th SITS oc d ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To.MOR10V
By. G. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auesi.s..rs.

By ]. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucssnsers.
I'RssrEsS sALk or PART or SQUARE
hi9Ef HuHpHGp Aup TwHSrY Bio1r %
~ I'D AxIERNeoN. pec~mber lrh, q eicf,
me Auction Rooms Of Jas. G. Mcclure q O. .
rs virtue Of deed Of trust dated Dccs oSer -
foIios sna dSly rscorded in Liber J. A s., Ne. IL
To- Isl ls2, and laS, ons of the land recerdS
hs ne sy'on county IN the District Of Csiun-
hundred and twenty -sisht. Sesir nins for - 49,
sins 1 sSSes est s9rSe, Of ssid SQUARE, and rss-
one nv sSnd5sd sod eve feet one inch theme. sortS
thence with the lire Of street. ana norsh1 ny caYs
In the northwest corner OF said ,e1sre tSS~uH
south with the line Of fifth street east ~ tn ~
Of beginning, containing twenty four thou y ~
hundred and twenty five square feet NOR. ar -
ferms: 0ne-third cash; The residue In -
Twelve and eighteeen n'onths. with interssf
secured by q deed Of trust on the premises
. 1.-THE terms OF sale should not be com Piled vfsA
in Eve days after the sale, the trustee tie
right To resell. on weeks notice in tue HveO-
purchaser.
AL convey sncing st the cost Of the purchaser.
J HENRf q NHMf .kkSsrss Trustees.
no s-eo&d j G. Mcguire A CD Auc<s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-12

WH0LESALE
w PRODUCE AND FRUIT
BANDING and for sale st Baltimore prices
500 bushels Prime POTATOES
roo barrels New York APPLES
100 hrkiDs Prime BE TIER
Is barrels Fresh EGGS
~ barrels Jersey SWEET POTATOES
100 boxes RAISING
30 boxes New York cHEESE
80 barrels Splendid ONIONS
a barrels Havana 0RANGES
l00Or COCOANUfS
100 boxes DRIED HERRING
loo barrels Prime CIDER
PEAECTs, SARBINES, and LEMONS
JONES & CO.,
M I'm Corner Of Eighth and ID streets,