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on The subject, Ne rstnrr~t to this poin', and i
wac thought that the Unisa ra-n W hofn tho
rebel auihurftie- had hound Themselves to re-
turn 70 Gs, would SPEEDILY fellow him. Bu.
ths subject matter vas turned over By orr
military authorities TO some ous else, and time
was demanded TO look more thoroughly into tas
arran sem.nts. In the m-snw While the rebel
government, having released some thirty,
aw aits the result OF his promised iavesuga.
tion; cen uing 10 old in ret hrtinrss hey
ecr cspucn, tie rest of the civilian prisoners.
for mort OF " horn they long since rrce we'd ~ IL
exchanges. We d.rpiy reFret - say that W"
have jrs, received iEformnuaa taat eleven of
those thus eHuu-d 10 Iher rrieas-, have since
dird under thtir accrmu Laird U Trrinss, ~hiie
not q few Of the r-st are gradually d. Ing from
so,-s sa,sn into thr:r bodies BY vrrn!a, and
fese.;ns through the fl.h and pr;vat:oas amid
which they drag out their miserable exis
tence.
The QUESTION G: public iHts-.ss t-Whan
VIII the party, 20 whom IL" sanjtc! has been
leferred, frd time ~ iuve- iyat- and report
OF it'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
q TAs Kew poIl.r W..i1y s,a., fuller .a.n

- The New Dollar weefly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news AID gossip, and
choice literary reading, 10 now on our counter
ready feI delivery to the public Ishas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more mater .or
the same amount OF money than any other
vsekly ia the country. Embraced in its enter.
tanning contents are the following articles
Account Of The lats brilliant Military Opera
tons In the West; Position Of Affairs in Ten
nsSSee, k-nfuesy, Missouri and Arkansas,
and before Ficks burg and on the Ri ssiss;ppi
river; More about tie Murtrecs horo' Affair;
and the late successful Federal Cavalry Raid
In East TeInes
Important Movements II Eorth Carolina;
Affair." At New Orleans and in the Gulf;
Capture OF Galveston ny ths Raha!s; Haus
IRON the Lower Potomac: Operations in Viz
ginis; and successful Expedition to Yorktown
and West Point.
Southern News JeY. Davis Message; Opinions
and SpccuiatiSns OF the Southern Press; and
Glanc.s At the War through Southern
Forsieu News; American Affairs In Europ-;
Clippings from the Forrisn and American
Pres; Local News: Congressional Proceed
iDES IelcEraPbic News; Wit and Humor
Descriptive Articles, Tales, Sketches, Poetry.
Items, sc.
yaluahie Agricultural and horticultural Ia
formation; Household Recipes; and enter
tanning rading matter for The Farmer, Gar
tener and Hous~keeper.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
send To their friends At distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annun; postasc
prepaid By stamps when 20 arranged.
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THE LATEST News.
DEPARTMENT oP= 7i4h CUHd.R.
LAND.
lCS9sTREYf WITH fHH COHBIrHD RnBHL.
ARM. 70 ATTACK RIOS ECRAS. -
THE REBELS EXPECT TO CRUSH HIN.
srIRRIsa sBws EXPECTED SOON.
TLEET OF GCNBOArS AND TRANSPORTS
ASCENDING THE MISSISSIPPI.

NARETILIF, Jan. lS-p. M! Dispatch 70
Philadelphia Pres. NDrisadier Gensr Il For.
r'~;, II the rebel army, with a force Of about
I, ar thousand mea and twrive pieces of light
artillery, attacked our relief AMI store-hips
ccraiLs Cp Itc CIE.Sc. land river, and sue
ce-d<d IL capturing a 80 st@ IN ooa.s laden wita
valusbls commissary stores, ard tar gunA-,S,
Slido!l. Sevfra, OF the soRts contained xound ID
soldiers, who, - jumping from them waii.
burning, wr-n .hot n tha YTR:sr.
Ire negro crews ere strippu;; o: their cla:h-
Ing, Tied 20 ts:ee, cowhidco, and lsfs 70 star -
shire.
The boats wsrr AL anchored In mid c5aa.-,
sni burned, af!:r being robbed OF vaiuao.ss
The cfhccrs and soldiers waro stripped OF
clothing, :iac' d OF shore, and paroiad.
irC rIs nd Us rain storm has eet in. and the
river las ? III cvnr ;hrs+ f'et in = feE hours.
Scyr:a! bridges c.! -" LsEIs villa and Nash
viIis abroad have bsxn destroyed by this band
OF Daran6e p, and mail comm uni cation car-
net De - sunas. for acme time
Inc wires between this piace and Mur frees.
coro' nave eFsu cut by -ac<c-ibnises, who or--
wcrc from cur army to-day, bnt II Is really for
tie enemy.
Nineteen d-sert~rs from var,n,,s Tennessee
regiments came into this city to-day.
An entire rrS-l regiment, numbering a5ar.
th7rT hrndTe6 men, deserted and ca.ae i.lo on.
on;posis, fifteen milee beyond MusfI--sb.-u',
yss;efc.y.
Ninety thousand dollars OF G,nfA.ara..
States funds we're sized from brokers in this
city, ARD conflscated yes lay, by urae. o.Ina
Mitchell
Gen. I.onFstroet has arrived a. ShaibyrllI.
with thirteen BRIG es from Lee. ARMY, and hr
has ruperseded Cen. bragg in command 0; the
rebel army Ia Tennessee.
|. Reliable information has been recei Y.d from
scoUfs that efforts ar being made by the 5es
TO cut RoseeTars' army of from su apl.cs and
re'r at, and then crush IL
Ten. IOnFs'Teet will attack US, l. Is said,
next week, with his entire force, wh;ca ia
thought 10 number about IS, oJa ,nan
We shall have stirring Times brrs soon.
Gen. Ro=ecrans is fully prepared FOR the enc
ny, hut Will rot move upon him until Ger ain
Expeditions effect the destruction Of q railroad
and capture Forrest and mis- men or drive tan,n
of.
The CHATTANOOGA Rebel Of yesterday reports
n large feet OF gTnboats and trans ports Ascend.
i:e the MtSsiasippi ri yer on tina 18th inst.
We have nothing out rebel news hara aad
feel gloomy, but hope tor the hest u. Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
THE NATIONAL YINANCRs

The country sees with increasing apprehen.
sacn Tho apparent continued determination of
the House OF Representatives to put q stop TO
the due prosecution Of the war, In yolyed In its
persistence in resisting the Suggestions OF TIA
Secretary Of the Treasury with reference "a
The legislation absolu tely necessary 70 permit
the hope that the Governments ereai, can BE-
sustained. The handful OF men In the House
assorioUsly in favor Of the success Of The re-
oeiiioa are now chuckling with undisxui.ed
Gee over she attitude towards these recon.
nendations In which The Republican repre-
ssotauyes In ths House Of various state and
Iscai banks stand before ne country; The Issus
beng simply, whether the 6ovsrnnsns shall
b enabled 70 prosecute the war. when to do
%, It = necessary to make the banks pay Q sax
q tAstf Issues In properties to that paid BY
shs people 1t large On their business and
proats, aad, IL need Be, 70 compel their cur.
reeey aov issuahle without any practical n.
susint OF legal limitation whatever, to Be with.
drawn IN measure, to give place 70 The Gov.
eminent circulating medium.
Throwing cut Of consideration the palpahls
fset tsas the representatives Of the banks In
CscSress are thus doing Tar moro TO insure Q
speedy disgracsful peace than all the blatant
srai-secessionists in the loyal States-for If
they defeat the Sccrrtary's Recommendation
thry speedily stop all military supplies and
dsssand the army-,hsy are virtually striving
70 rob every man Of their constituents no,
Anrs deeply interested In afordins the banks
a opportunity 70 repudiats In the end. than in
wsrdinx OF universal bankruptcy.
Shsiithe var he efficiently prosecuted. and
rseri bankruptcy Be wsaed OFT Or-shal
the oligarchic Confederacy be speedily &C.
knSwtedSeS, and the existing business inter
~ GSatA
banks may continue for . brief season lonxe.
70 enjoy the current unlawful privilege Of Is
saiax nstss without Limitation, unsustained b,
spece IN their vaults to redeem them. and Z
esospe paying their fair share Of thu war IA ,
~ the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

A Coues, OoLp. o. AZ fsatsAssD TassAs, n
allowed 10 proSrcss. results In serious puiAossrS
and Bronchial sdectiens ofsensmes inearsble.
BsowH's BsosouAL TsooEss
reach dsSersiy the Affected ps<ts sod give slsSss
iu~tsat relief In BHososrrIs, ksrHsi, sad GA
rAlRs they Are beueocisl. The good Offsets rcsstt-
rs frvm toe use Of the froches and their eItendes
use, has caused them 70 be eoasterfetted. Be sss
to guard against worthless inftstiens. OSsAis
enl, the s>,>rs< B~ss~s B~sSohssS TSseAss vAtse
have ,rO,-,f their enoscT By sest 81 msay yrssA
pcnIn spuIxuss aud Stsosss sAosld sse 70
Teorh.s bsshtsry o0oses se< SsiSlers vac o,e
O., the voice snl sse sKeosed 10 ssddes ens.s-.
.ht,aA kAss thss. Sod svssyv>ers -
box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
sPIRIr OF THE MORNING PREss

The IsteiIsSeneer Is occupied with news mat
sers to-day.
Ia the North who are in favor OF \ peace with
the South, to the fact that the Rebels insist that
Nc Pc ace can be thought Of apart from separa-
tiOa. The CAronieie hardly blames JEFF Davis
for declaring all commissioned officers Of the
United States felons; for, it argues, he HIS
been encouraged 10 it by the course of Northern
newspapers; the covering of Northern poll
hcians; announcements OF the government by
mfmters VI Congress propositions OF foreiga
mediation and Of an armistice; sympathy with
the rebel cause by men of influence; avowed
secessionists being allowed ~ live unrnoissted
Under the laws OF the Union; spies ana traitors
being relt ased aud set At large; and nvon-d
opponents Of tho Administration having been
eiecsed to Offices Of honor, trust and profit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

PisAsciAL.-Nsw York papers OF yesterday
evening say: The stock market 10 dali. snl
trifs lever. The Increased activity in mssey
restricts operations for the rise. and come OF ths
speculative stocks arc Hai per cent 10 wsF.
without, however, any pressure 70 selL One
Of lha rncst EN- cocragins featurrs Of tho nsrket
to-day IL the improvement OF 16a2 per ceat ia
0ovsrpmeut stocks Government are dec-
deoiy better. The coo pons Of 1881 rcse 4; ~
coupons Of is7S 2k; 1905 arc in rood drmsaA q
H2al1S. Certificates rose y per cent 9o3A
opened NJ i+oA si47, against l47 al&s last eyea.
tDF, and on the call NJ The Board dropped -
l&sh, with largo sales Aftervards lxSh Was
paid Gold closes st +eAai+6x. Duuabie de-
maud rotss are In good request ~ ittEalsA
EIcbsage on London 10 doll st los \ ioa Per c..
for frst-clSss balls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

husoRsp REBEL ApvAscs o. wIrcrps-
TBR--The W heeling IRteIligvacsr Of Jaassy
10Th, says:
A rumor vas brought In last evening by pas-
scnsrrs on the baltimore road, that The iesvs
news from Winchester was the reported 81
rancs OF Jackson against the place HE seay
10 st down ~ the usual number, thirty thoS-
sand.
IL 10 merely q rumof and may DO vssseiv
without foun dalton In fact We imassse 80
immtnse army before Hrodericksburr uieAs
Of mace useful In proyentias the diversieu OF
% .IFe rebel corps from their army SsfseS
RicbuLScc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

~Up TO January g, General Rosecrans had
sent to Nashville, from Murfreesboro', I,250
rebel prisoners, representing all the Cotton
States except South Carolina There were
over acc more to be sent forward, and these are
in addition to the large number OF wounded
whom the. rebels abandoned when they re-
treated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

HILSOS.
The following is . copy o: The lett addresses
by Gen. M'iSH 70 Senator Wiison, tas reading
u which Ia the Senate WIS onie.,cd -:
QuARTBRsAsrIR GsssRAL's OEFiUE,i
II asAsngi0p C.;y. Jaa. 10, 1913
Hen. Heavy b,i-or, Z. y. iSercte.
Sir: thank you fer your remarks In the
Serate.
II IL one OF he rnisfor,unrs OF a country
curs@d with civii war that no character, no
service se ms 10 be sutfici-at TO prc..c: tho
public officer from suspicion.
10 many mFn, formerly reverenced by the
public, have broken the osths which bound
THEN to their country's service, that maay IA 70
lost all conhd,nc III the usual pledges Of
character aud position.
II srpears to me- however that Sen ators f,r-
get the obiiE OF -hcir high station when
they allow themselves 20 be made, IN tho Senate,
the mouth piece Of loose accusations against
public Off GERS.
fsny Senator has reasonable ground to sus-
pect an OFT Ger OF the Government, should he
not make the grounds OF that suspicion known
70 thoss 20 whom tie officer IL re5pon.b /
Does he not do great in jury TO hi country, in
this her hour IF peril, in proclaiming in dab ate
loose suspicion OF thost, confidence in w hose
loyalty ana zeal are essential TO the yLxor ~. i
union IN the GefPnse OF TIA nationi
Ii any Senator has heard aught exciting in
his nind suspicion OF my loyalty or fidelity, he
has heard n fais&hood.
No man can truly report any ~.rd, look or
thought OF Ecine inconsistent with tie naos, de-
voted Loyalty io my country. 1 stand real 10
meet any ace user before aay proper tribunal.
fSos: who nave pU bilSh-d these accUsat ons
or suspicious IN the Senate shout pre- ent 70 the
President The grounds upon v hich they rest
them, or stand before the world subject % the
eond' mn alton OF all patriotic, or all honorable
nIer.
The r'bels, though SO many of their leaders
are 6iacken,d with broken oaths, have Sit
enough not TO undermine their camse by publ
defamation or Islander Of their chief officers
Thanking you again tor raising your voice
against this folly, for IL ID folly, us well as
ca me, am, very truly AID rns pec.fmily, your
osedient servant, n. y. mEIGs,
Quartarmaster f}pnprli
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BOARDING.

apGARpiNG few DOARDsaS can D. accom-
ID u:vdnt.d at 2tG street. north tween I'll aud
I'D with half squar. of ths Avenue, and Hre
s.iruraa walk of tina Capitol IA 1856
i TEw TABLE, EOARDES3 CAN BIZ AC-
from Hard Hct-l Inaeire at Star Office j. Is II
nhN BOAHD few Day Doardar, can he &C.
e. ccn icda.rd 1ltk COED ho:Dn board ut s. ,s-
~e-k At the Eew Y. Ek Hotel, OF 7th ani
streets. jaN-lm'
Two faEILIE AhsU SiSGLs GENTLEMEN
/ ran DO accn,n Il, odatan with comfortable.
ECSMs and BOARD at AIS ncrth east cornc. Of
aud 81 sts. Tram ieat AID Tsbio Boardrrx
.,oIa'-d. Term. moderate. j, l5-sts
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REPORT OF CoANIssIoss R BoCrwgLL-The
Commit sioner or Internal Re venue will shortly
send to tie Secretary Of the Treasury and to
Congress his report OF tha organization Of the
Internal Revenue Department. and his est
mates OF revenue TO bs realized under the ex ci.e
lave, the expense OF collecting the same, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

~ Among tia pecuiiariiies OF this war is
tie fact that on the 3;st Of Decent Der, 1852,
Lieutenant Colonel Gareschs was killed At
Murfree-boro', and on he 29,h of December,
1902, II ajor Garescho was killed n Vicksburg.
Thus st two points, nearly n thousand mites
apart, the TWO brothers have lost their YES
within two days OF each other, both having
fallen In support Of the Union. All honor TO
tha bravo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

~The Navy Department has ordered On 70
New York a complete stan Of officers for tho
ron-clad battery Keokuk. They have arrived
and reported to Commodore Gregory, superin-
tends ut Of the iron ciads in New York. The
final work On this ship is drawing TO a close,
and she will be able to join the fleet In couple
of weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
OEH FOR THE FIELD.

Within tho past forty eight hours officers
lately hanging a-ound W:Shia.:on IL ilrs'
nrmter. hay. hrrriedly t=k:n their departure
for The reel 'setiys commands 20 which :a:y are
attached There Il d"n t W. thins, tn 4
their services there are prrs'ingly roqHrc: just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
PARTICULARS OF rNR VICTORY ON
THE ARKANSAS RIVER
SEVEN THOUSAND CONFEDERATE PRISON.
BPS SURRENDER CSC0NDIrI0SALLY
SIFA 0CFS rAENS AND AN INABSS n
QUANTITY OF AMMUNITION.
rEH EHBRL RETREAT CUT OPP on BOTH
SIDES OP THE RIVER

FKw YORK. Jan. IA speaisi Cairo dis.
patch 10 she H-raiS, dated January 10th, says
that HRh ting common cd st Arkansas Port with
the enemy on the 10Th inst, On the Ilta, THAR
garrison Of 1900 suffrBdered unoonditioa q! y
Orr ioss Is reported At 200, mostly rron cur
gunhoAts.
The fort mounted htps guns An immsass
amoIat or munitions q war was captured.
The reUss are cat OF from q retreat on both
sides OF TIE river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

The 81. Thomas Tideride OF December 20
contains no news. The rebel schooner Retri.
button has cleared for Turks Island. probably
TO obtain cargo OF salt She sold her cargo Of
cotton at 4sa50 cts per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

SAddtional accounts confirm the defeat Of
the rebel force who made tho recent attack on
Springfield, Missouri. and state that they la We
re.reated toward Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

SThe bark Morning Star, which arrived
ut New York yesterday. reports being fred at
and oyerhauled BY the British gunhoat Ploxer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

NEW fOAk STOCK MARKRf.
NsS YosK. Jan. Mt X q a.-Ftrst Bossa -
y. 3 Coupons, 1881. sxrosx; rS-H Treasury
Notes, n'ksd& Certtacas-~, ssx Assx, 0o,d,
i>esi%7xi Demand Notes, Han ai<l Coed feei.
iog prevails.
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BRASS BAND,
d. O. CAhr1aLL. ........................A iSAoEA
DIRECT From THE PALACE OF MUSIC,
tFsartevnts 81. Eev YORK City,
WILL OPEN
At ODD FsLLOES HALL,
OF WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 2isr,
Asn Evssr xrEs,sc rsr'L TuarHSH NOVICE.
In tkeir unrivsled
SOIkEks D'E1HlOPEf
~ For foil v.,,icul.rs go m>rmcth poster.
Descriptive sheets, pros rainmos. &c dc
sT''n fs ssf E HosItsf s," Sinss.
THRBB BETBRTXINasST ao'''
wnLARttss' HALL.
IsT KvEsIsG, MONDAY, January ,sts
saltks a. t biz Es4 RS.
pAa1 s.sty = A1o. I.a>oss PossT SYM. ssr,ou,
rssI ) S s = Lover. EsxsvAsanr. Of PADDY
I'D EVENING. wNDs EsnaY. January ais..
vI:1r,R HDfiO
@ a.: b. Il, 81 as
ara 81, n by him i" Sc. YORK. ct. ouis. Alb a. :,
rIlnI "A cnulo sketch en.i,les Mr. s.aA,...
BE AT Mh as eS ,9Ss Ts1re oss~eea ha sUA
aD an sy tsssfs;a sH WY 6 5;ss,s ~
I'..,rstise OF h,s Y-th"- n.i innor
f.sT i1fh@ thrtn re tory OF Gi,h ii D.. Ick
tic fOoE fnLh1kR, - no. r.dee 7,a1 from iat,m .
IersLc. is prem I'D 60 rsIk d honor f,r sssi
r"nduc, nd hys vcry ~ (,r @ Id " s''1
IcK sSiyshisks ..S S .s.s .s ssst
ESS NV - >N""toS
P.mr lam VEL, Hkn vALxSrIsas a,..
losus bet seen Old Weller aai bAs,
Ceassa t,ckets u TIE ~ roe f~aitors sr.f,r
frxie sdtnx D. o.tsts Yer safo 1T tue 30 stox,s
and 81 he t,,0,
Docs: esss - s'uioek. Rssaias 70 eom a ..os
Sset~- j. u ~
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day the following important orders, issued BY
President Lincoln In January and March Last,
were Rad:
EXECUTIVE MANsios,
WARRINGTON, Jan. 81, lisa Z
fr~srdesrs srecio! Var -Orrier No l.
Ordeysd, That all the disposabIe force of the
Army of the Potomac, after providing safely
for the defense Of Washington, be formed into
IN expedition for the immediate object of seiz.
ing and occupying point upon the railroad
soethvestwsrd Of Whist is known a. Maamsas
Junction. all details TO be in the discretion OF
the General-in- Chief and tho expedition 70
n>re oesofe or on the esd day Of February next.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Executive MANSION, March 9, 1862.
Prsssdenfs Ge~eral War Order No 3.
Ordered, That no change Of the base or OPERA
ftons OF the Army Of the Potomac shall be made
without leaving In and about W ash Ston such
force a. in the opinion Of the t}eneral.in
Cnfef and me commanders Of all tina army
corps shall leave the said city entirely securr.
TnAt no more than two army corps (about
afty thousand ,roops) Of said Army OF the
Potomac shall be moved en- rou:s for a new base
81 operations until the navigation Of the Poto.
mac from Washington TO the Chesapeaae Ray
shall be freed from enemy's batteries and other
distractions, or until the President shall here.
after give express permission.
That any movement aforesaid en- route for q
new base Of operations, which may be ordered
bJ the General-in- Chief, and which may be
iatsoded 70 move upon the Chesapeake Bay,
SAIL begin to move upon the bay as early IS
me io'h March Instant and the General-in
Chief shall be responsible that 1t so move "a
early ~ that day.
Ordered, That The army and navy cooperate
IN aa immediate effort TO capture the enemy's
batteries upon the Potomac between Washing.
.sa and the Chesapeake Bay.
tosSneoD ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
L. THokAs, Adjutant General
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Lxs MIslRABLEs DaAxArIx8D.-On Moa-
day evening, MI. Alb r. CAsredy's dranatlza-
ton tof whish report speaks 30 hishI Of Victor
Hpss's great romance ~ Les Aiserablss Will be
brought out Ia superb style. NJ Growers Tae-
RteY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

rHB MCDOWELL COURT oP INQUIRY.
To-day, Lieut. Col. Ttilson. OF Maine aytu.
lrry, and Capt Roor Chandler, OF Cfea- KIax's
etaE, Esre examined.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &C.

BALLS, fARIIES, &C.
IHg ssco sp ssAsD oS ~ t HiiGi PARTY of
tn tEAG q GLus to DC sirf R + nar q
::sa the esasl wIDSEsD.Y: j:a slss:
Ii. sfs:Is . s Ss Ss"' t"
.suSpsr ssd Refreshments served By an s1ps
Tieirts 81 siui,,irs a va,l-man .ad I.Iii-s.
By order Of the Con u.s.ss. jaII-1
RI rAKE NNrICa
Hs sHIALDs BOYS Take great pleasure in
Esii rsR Rail. ai' n. p:fss sHii:
THUKshAY NIGHT. Jan Ssi. 1855 Tbs aos.1t
s;rs hs ben sn:as.a for thu :eG.on Tickets
Co,nn''iiA< Of Arrangement.
J. Flanagan, P. Duiib anty,
NsIykRsARY sALL FRANKLIN, PIRa
"A COMPANY The mela tsr- Of he fraak. A
9sIg:ns x. I
bi q VI sGGTP.ns vi. Gs en-
in charge pleds, thsm.~iye. that no .Tp-ase or
.s1'on s:.s a,e sssa e. sas ns H'
sou + nd.r . cordial invitation to Inc many lazy
=: With shsir psessaes No hats or cap. II
Ihs room T..tt. g. admitting ssa.ian and
hotels and music stores, and ofth- members OF the
osr,n ,t,s1 n Arraassns.t.-Ross. Il. Mooney,
John MADDOX, Vim. Gram ptop, Js,ob Codding.
lin. L. " Dorsey. "a l9eo5ts
COOP NEWS, GOOD .NEWsr-M. Gala. Asai.
N al ne Hs.a Of Ais Ma. Ia Amy 0 is< En-
s.. Il . sss hs .s!
and tho Pubin scrnraiy that they vii! awe .
GkAhD ASSEMBLY az Tempsrai Hmsi al n
street between 9Th and 18th. on MONDAY BvR.
fIhG, Yshrusry - The msmhsra pledge them
Selves that gains will h. spared make this one
Of the most SOFIA gatherings OF the s@A-on ane
brass and string band has been engaged for ths
OCCASION, which will iscourse delicious u asio
during the evening. Thoae Wishing TO trip il on
the light fantastic toe sili do well By giving rs
cell on the 90. Aston. Good r-frs$h = Ia sbaa-
dance. T,eAets 81, admitting a gentleman and
lsdira-tn bs b ad OF any OF th~ members.
By order OF the Committee. Is D-evits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
TIM HARRIKT LANH.

THs HARRIEr LAM.
ALL BUT Eight Oy HSR GREW KILLED In
TIN FIGHT At 0ALv H8FON
NEW YORK. Jaa. IA reoei pilot, oapta r><
ny Capt Sumner. Of the Uambris, and broax st
70 New Oriesns, states that oil of the srvU but
eight Of the Harriet Lane were killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
rHE MCDOWELL COURT o3INQUIRY.
IMPORTANT ORDERS OF PRESIDENT LIN
COLIN

In The Mcdowell Court OF Inquiry yester-
day the following important orders. issued by
President Lincoln in January and March last,
were rad: