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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17
u S E
FIELDS LOTION!
The Best Thing ever Invented for tire Cure Of
Chappad Hands and Roughness of the Skin.

LIST. This LOTION is offered efecual remedy for
cracking. Shness or stiffness Of the SKIN common
during the colt season.
ID ras condition Of the skin is not only, in In
stances, extremely painful but in ALL renders It dcul
keep the hands clean and also obstructs the working
upon silks other de icate fabrics. BY the Of this
Lotion the skinm be Kept constantly soft and smooth
81. Allilcrs, Dressmakers. and ralOrs, who
troubled with rOughncss of the hsnds will find it
pecally suited To their ants. Rough chapped lips
cured by few applications.
9Th Gentlemen Will find 1t invaluable remedy for
stiffness r ughness Of the face tier shaving.
5th Most OF the remedies previously offered for this
affection Of the skin contain greasy matters, which rem.
der tho hands unfit for nice work until washed
After the use of the Lotion nothing will remain upon
9Th The Lotonm be applied at any time with ad
vantage
Manufactured only by PAR&ENTEK & WALKER,
Watham, " ass and for sale BY GEORGE II. SPUR,
Worcester, Mass and Druggists generally. df o5
I AIDES HAIR DRESSING AND
IL BATHING ROOMS. FOSTER STREET,
win open with new stock OF Hair Work; Ladies
ard tieuuemcus Gossamer and Ventilated WIS hiane
at the shortest notice; also all Kinds Of llar orr
Hair Dressing aud thmpyUlng; Hair pyelhEl Lauies
ni2 az nan Mrs.. JoSEPaINE BOWMAN.
HERBS OF ALL KINDS-Fresh and
4 4 true to the name, for sale by BUSH CO.; 80
Front street. du mylS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

SECERTARY 3 UErAR1MENr,
Boston, Dec. ., 1863 !
approve the publication of the foregoing petition
the Worcester Spy. OLIVER WARNER.
do dldwiw Scc'y, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

list Of all persons enrolled uudcr the CONSUMPTION
Act N tie ards named is posted in the several places
Stcnio is acd to not &C Of the Provost Marshal Of
this District in another part q this paper.
WARD oNE
T. sa fSFa5 S p9 a snd SiR9 st
street.
Bmnisters llot,l, 81 Nam st.
%hiuey Hotel, aglel 80 Main st.
Bay state House, Main street
Jacob IlauG. Linco'nSqare Hotel, Boarding House.
Adams square school House, Adams fquare.
} Fisr's GROCERY Store, 10 Arch st.
j. Woods Grocery store, con er of Prospect and
n Eaton's Grocery Store corner of Union and
WARD THREE
Ios and Worcester Depot Foster st.
II b. wellmgtol,'s blacksmith shop, corner of FIX
change ana Cypress st
naiel Foley 5 store, 10 Blackstone st.
David rrovs Shoe shop, 81 Mechanic st
Lawrence llenry's store, corner OF Shrewsbury and
Cross SITS
No. 60 Mechanic sire t.
NJ. :: McConyi les, "A Trumbull st
". W lillian Foey's store, 70 Mechanic st.
swans liotel, Washington SqIare
gerry oleYs store, Washington Square
y TAFT sons store 81 Front corner OF Trumbull ST.
Vernon Ladd's tore 6 t,reon st.
Provi cnce ard Worcester X X. Depot, Green st.
). Futham's store, Is Green ST.
Andrew Mar tins saloon 10 Millbdry ST.
NJ ). McCOnvilles, "a lrumhull st
SIX.
A. Hawes' store, Is Southbrdge st.
Angler IL Rlse's Store Webster Square
Railroad saloon, VIM II Jaukir $. Webster Sduare.
K. llcpOt, Junction, SOuthbrdge 4
Q. |. :. Thaver's SELDOM, I2l SUuti bridge 81
John WEIGHS store, of EN- ana Madison SITS
WARD SEVEN.
Lewis & rhayer's Saloon ~ u ain ST.
Thomas Davis Meat Market 3 Pleasant ST.
I"whc % Parkers store, rncr of Pleasant and West
stress
Alden Thqyer's Store, corner OF Pleasant and Mason
streets
L. Fulcr's Saloon corner f Main and Austin SITS,
WAND EIGHT.
Tanu X Hotel. Shattlck's
Ward Room Old Courl liouse.
VIM l. CLARK s. Grocer, 30 al am st.
Wa.d one School House, Main st.
I'm dnn's nlLnnn AInln q.
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL

Worcester. l.e &c 9th, 1868.
BY order Of the Provost Marshal General lists Of the
names OF all persons enrolled in each sub District viii
be posted in ut least gc pablo places in such Sub Bis
trict
All persons claiming to be wronguliy enrolled for
either OF the following reasons, Whilst Aenurc; ID
residence ID, UHsuitab' Age; Atm Manifest
perm nent physical disability requested 10 present
their claims to the Board OF Enrichment previous TO the
2Ui day December current They Will prepai cd
with proof Of their claims.
Persons drawn in the last draft and exempted are not
required to appear before the Board record tn
exemptions in .the possession OF the Board OF Enroll
Manifest physical disability, that would be sufficient
cause oi striking name from the enrolment, he
of such character as to be curious without surgical
examination.
Election of one OF twOl or sons to be exempted
from The enrolment must be made bGfOre the draft
Any person knowing TO the fact Of having
heen enrolled O la lie Tor military duty the
day Of july lat, VIII report tho such person
the enrolling officer of the Sub District In which they
sh1uld have been cGroed to tie tSov0st Marshal
order mat they may be no" enrolled.
SAM II V. stone
Captain, and Provost Marshal Sth Mass. Dist.
d. DIFF
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1t is rumored that three thousand rebel
prisoners are soon to be sent to fort Adams
for safe keeping; also that the 18th infantry
now stationed there are to be sent to the front,
while the 9th regulars are to take their place.
The sick soldiers at the Portsm mouth Grove
hospital are to have Christmas dinner pro-
vided them by the good people of Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

Chambers No. 2and3 American House Flock,
ma dtCal corner of Main and Foster SITS
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snop Nc Mechanic stree. 20 stairs. Boards 6 Walnut
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
THE YANKEES CAN'T INVADE TEXAS.

We yesterday gave some Interesting intelli-
gence from the So nth from the Richmond Err
antnsr Of the 9th, and now have further items
OF interest from other Richmond papers Of the
same date.
Rebel Accounts frsm Murfreesbero'.
The Whig and Enquirer contnue rs usu al to
"ehange of base" The Whig OF Tuesday
says: ..
fhe city was full Of runors yesterday re-
speciing movements in Tennessee, and some
uneasiness was manifested by those who are
eiernally anticipating bad news. At a late
hour, last night we obtained the folio ing
dispatch from the War Department showing
that Bragg has met with no reverse, but with
drew TO q safe position, having doubtlees re-
ceivcd Information Of heavy reinforcement of
the enemy from Nashville.
THE dispatch referred to by the Wkis !. that
Of Gen. Ewell, published in our third edition
of yesterday.-ED.l --r..f
The Examiner, however, is more plain spoken
and truihfully says. .. - -.--z %
"Gen Bragg has fallen back TO Sheabyyiiie
twelve miles this side Of Murfreesboro'. The
enemy after his rcyerses was strongly REIN
forced, and turned upon our army and drove
thsm back; d-~ ne Yankees"
Den't Like the News from tennessee.
The Richmond Dispatch, OF JAN 9th, says:
"Grn. Bragg has certainly retreated TO shell
yNlllS, tHlILy InlIce lIOiu -S vSc&cg ~ Nlul-
ffeesboIo'. But If he has retired (that Is the
fashionabl phrase on our aide rs the " change
OF base" is on the other) TO Shelby vilke, he has
,hrow n East Tennessee entirely open TO the
Yankee, and il General Rosecrans once gets
possession OF IL, 2Oo,0O0 men cannot dtslodge
him"
We gave, yesterday, an extract from the
F1ominsr, showing anything but an amiable
Ia mper over the Murfreesboc0 reversa The
E1d~iaer goes en- TO say:
so far the news has come IN what may be
called the classical styls Of no boo<hwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
CANTERBURY HALF
LOUISIANA AVENUE, HEAR Sixth Sraxr9
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
The ncst
MAGNIFICENT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
in the city
GREAT MUSIC HALL OF TuH WORI,Dt


MONDAY EVENING, JAMS.
THE GREAT CANTERBURY, as pronouaoed
most complete place Of amusement In the spatsi
City the house itself being the comfortable
sde on fn .5
establishment being frat clssi The Arnstes
the following list of names will testify
Engagement and d hfst e ffPDssarTHnes q e of MILES
AARIE
The Young and Fsseinatins bansenses from Laura
besuty and talent.
MISS AGNES s2uEasn!.LAsp
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
The Ss. r1d Ssr
The Charming helOdist.
First week Of the
GIP S Y'S L AY!
(C,lored.D
First week Of 'ransai s ion from v. Huso's great
calied By the ! tsesters "F.sTlsss.n 4 a r ssn
First week of the beautiful Ballet,
LA BAY YADEREi
In which m
THE COURT BEAUTY
will appear. Observe the names:
Miss Jenny Allen, Miss Lilly Brandon,
Aise Clara Berger, Miss Tilly Forbes,
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss A. Harrison,
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE!
GEO. X. EDESON,
The Great Comedian. Psntomimest, and Vocalist.
II. W. EGAN
The Negro Momus.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The wonderful Jusgler and Pantommist
BILLY EMERSON, the Comicsl,
]. sYLVAS CLARKE, the Reliable
HARRY TALBOT, the Wonderful,
THE GREAT CORPS D'RrHIoPE.
The evenings entert4inme Mt will conclude with the
Hibernian ExtrsvaganZs ent tied
PADDY MURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT!
PADDY Murphy ,teor8o n. oeSon
ApNIssIoN-Balcony and Parquette, IS cents to
Orebestra Arm Chairs, 50 cents; to Private Boxes,
holdiD Elk persons. IS 800
Doors open at Ga o clock pe rformsnoe at IA.
SPECIAL F0TICE.A Grand Matinee will be
given next Saturday Az ernoOn, for the secommo
dation of Ladies and Children, when the Gl cat
Canterbury CompSI win appear.
Admittance-Ladies.S - cts. Children, 10 cts.
Doors open al o'clock. = jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-Ssndwich leland
dates to the 2oth ult., have been received.
The message Of the President Of the United
States was published 81 Eonolulu fourteen
days after its delivery.
The ship Cyclone, eleven days out from San
Francisco, passed Honolulu on the 18th Decem-
ber. The ship Kingfsher passed on the lath
The Total product raised In the Islands during
the past season are estimated at four million
seven hundred thousand pounds.
On the 11th OF last month, the whalers
Isabella, Emily Morgan, Nassau, and Milo. all
started for home ports, and the ship ROduga
for Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
IMPOh TANT FROM MISSOURI.
The Rebels Attack Springfield,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Advice3 from Springfield
Mo, state that a rebel force reported at six
thousand strong, under Generals Burbridge
and Marmaduke, with six pieces OF artillery
are within two and a half mile8 from that place
and opened upon the town without giving n o.
tice 10 remove the women and children. One
thousand rebel cavalry, in line of battle, Were
visible from the town. General Brown has
loOpholed the houses for mu5ketry, and will
make q vigorous resistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
DR0POSALs FOR Grading SOUTH CAPI-
J. TOL STREET, FRuh STREET SOUTH 10
SOUTH SIDE OPS STkEET SOUTH.

SOUTH SIDE OF s STREET SOUTH.
MAYORS OFFICE, January l. 1853.
PROPOSALS win be received st the Mayors Office
until u clock on the l4th day Of January, 1858,
for executing the following act:
AN ACT for grading South Capitol street. from 70
street south
Be " enacted BY the Board II Aldermen and Board
Of Com Council Of the cify of Washt1gtou Thas
the suxD o; sixteen hundred dollars 8 $40, 80
much thereof rs be necessary. be and tho same
s her by sptrOpr aed, payable out Of the funds of
the Fifth and Seventh Wards, for the purpose Of
grading south Capitol street to tho proper grade
and to the proper width between the curb hses
from south eide of street south TO the south side
Of street south
Sec. 2. And Be :. enacted, The said grading to be
given 70 the lowest responsible bidder or bidders
he them giving security to the amount of thirty
two hundred (3.eoo) dollars for the faithful com
paroe of his or her CONTRACT; provided be or they
shall grade half the entire length Of said South
Ca ptsl street from street south to south side of
street soutb on or before the first day Of June
next so a. to mas good road from street south
70 the south side ct street south, and that the
whole work shall be completed within one year
froR the date of said contract.
Sec. s. Ind Be IL enacted, That said work to be ad
verused Tor pro opossls for ten days, and IN
shall the work cost over sixteen hundred dollars;
provided that 30 part of said appropriation khah
he paid until said work is completed to the saiisae
tion Of the MAYOR.
Bidders are required to state the total amount
for executing and complying with the requirements
Of the above act.
jy I-dtl4 RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
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FROM vICKsBURG.

n.
CAIRO, Jan. s.-The steamer from Memphis
brings nothing later from Vicksburg.
Passengers state that the rebels have batteries
at Cypress Bend, thus preventing steamers
passing up from Ficksburg.
Our ennbcais will easily remove them when
necess sary.
by way or Grenada, report had reached
Memphis that there had been no fighting since
thu .9th of last month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
OE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK. 40,
papRRR sNGVNGa
1856

1876 NE" AND CHOICE STOCK. 1856
- PAPERHANGINGs
Em eraeing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped Ne
finn and Low priced PAPERS; appropriate either
FOR the richly adorned OIL most humble residence
WISDOW SHADES
A besutifui selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
snd Common ShRdes Buff Green and blue Hol-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE PRAMES,
Warranted 20 be GiLfsd 1Sitl Gold Lsaf,
The hsndscmest Assortment in the District, from
the best nianufsctory in the country. Also, beau
tiful variety of dark Wood and small sized Ovs]
and Carte he Fisite Frames of foreign and dennes
tie mau q factrrs. .-...f
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs,
Different sizes and c0lors Picture Rings, Nails 30
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of csleb ated Pictures. Paintings 6tatuaxy
dc.
TIE attention of those reuovsting is called 70
the above goods ~h; eh we're purchased for and, Oh
account of the times will be sold at the lowest re-
munerative prices exclusively for
T. As
foT Eoeds and labor when purch ASed and eIecut ted
AL articles warranted represented.
~ Orders for PAPERHANG1N4 or WINDOW
SHADES punctuslly executed in city or country.
No. $50 6eventh st., eight doors above
de Is Inn Odd Fellows Hall.
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s.1T.-186o.-x
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BiTTERS

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BiTTERS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; L. perfect appetizer. and natures great
restorer. tits composed of pure St Croix Rum.
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is q gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Groeers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE Il 90, S02 Broadway, New
York. S-eo6ul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
hbLAWAkE STATE L0ffBRY.
6RIL LIANT SCHEN1.
ais PRIZES or G3oo


tRsond Capital Prize .---.f 900 Dollars
Ievc<t Three Nun Der Prize 700 Deusrs
DBLAFARE STA TIE LOTTERY
Anthe'lzrd BY An Act Tor the Knesura semsat Of
1nterc.l Improyements ia TIA
Stat. Of Delaware -
yoHF NORRIS GO, Asnassrs.
On rAfUkDAY, January s1st. 1885
sc
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A h n EU P T L I Z 8

OFFICE OF rHx CsiHr QuAafKAhisYza,
army Of Af Peso,,sae, !
SASHikSFos S-rteiAher q 1852
fAC1oelLs are invited foc furnishing for the 81
a4s army Of the Potomac the foiloEins artieias
s-oS IONS lest quality Timothy Hay. securely
bsied, the weight ofeaeh bale to Be mark Cd
thereon.
strong sacks weh seved.
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
AID of the testuuality.
Zach bid must be accompanied BY the endorse
aent Of two responsible persons that the oontrAcs
awarded viii be fuH!ad.
Bids will he op@ned from time 70 time ths ar
aoles may be needed, and contracts will % awarded
cs the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
si6dsr mp 10 the time OF opening.
as right In rsssrved TO accept all or any part Of
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats. Wood as the may be, and enclosed
n separate envelopes. RUFUS IEGALLe,
Lieut.. Col and A. d. c..
- S-n ohief Quartsrna asser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
MR. MURDOCH y PATRIOTIC READINGS IN
IVA THE SENATE CHAMBER

Mr.. James +. Murdoch, in re- pnnse to the volun-
tsry action of nun Der of Enited states S.nator,
who have r eommendsd that the Hall Of the Senat-
OF the EGit' States should ba SIT apart, for oae
evening. for public patriotic re.dins the pro
ee'ds of which are 20 be devotsi to the hospitals
lunder the direction of the yaricu. committees of
lsdics connected with these kospnals, in which ths
sick and wounded soldiers Of the Republic are
cared fer, viii BY permission Of II Vice Presto rnt
Of the United States, devote SATURDAY EVE
MING lsnuery nth. 10 this pur pose.
Ih. following letter, With the authority OF the
Vice Presid mt, will explain the object OF this read
ing:
IT. Hon H. Hdrllin, Fite Prssidsn;
Mr. James Z Murdoch, q patriotic citizen having
kindly offered his services tn r ad to his country
men for the lsneht of the sick and wounded sol.
olers OF the he bile, And having been allo ed
ufc of the Hoase of Represen: ativos -or this pur
pose we. the und drr.isned &epatnrs would recon
me d that you should allow him the use of the
tenNe Chamoer Tor one evening for the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
PROPOSALS.
pE0POsALS FOR BIlr OAFrLB

elALBD PROPOSALS are invited uuSil The lsth d y
January las, Tor farnisl Ing 70 the Su boists nes
DSrartmsn Mt S,sS head rf Beef Ost,ie
The CAtsis - he delivered st wa4bin Ston D. O
ana s.h Ahtma 70 average 81 Do nds srose aud
ne ne .s<ele admitted that welxhs less thaa !, so
The 6rst delivery 70 b. No sAe ssout J,nasr, MIL
80, or - soon there sftAr Govsrnrnant mar ~,
ress FU head OF cattle per day viii b rs<uir>i 30
- delivered ub6sr this contract
bond with soo& aud ~.ea.t security wiz -
required. " "
Rrcres.ls from sentxssscr. yhe. hav. previously
Sied to comply vith thAir sids, from dsIoyaI par
or Ehefs the bidder is not present 70 rssr.aA
% kia bid will not be considered
The names Of firms should be stated In fu.l, With
ne precise address OF ssch member or tbs errn
Payment 70 he made IN certificates OF Indebted
sess, sr sush other funds ~ Govsramsnt nay have
tur disburseraent.
All bids 10 be accompanied ey two guar ant>es and
1t1eeted 70 COL 4. BHCK WfTH, l. D. O. ana O.
g. o. Z. A., Esshington,, D. O., saA endorsed
Proposals for Beef Cattle"
forn Of G~a~oAsee.
We .ofthe sounty E, and ttAte Of. %
Aeteey guarantee that IL able 70 fulal the con-
trsst In sceerdsnce With the terms Of ais propoNi
son. and that should his proposition be a,osp pted,
hs viii af ouee enter into . contract In sesorlanss
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, " ere yrs-
fAred TO become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended b eAsh bid }
The responsibility Of the sparantors must Be
.sowr by the assea! certificate ef ths Clark Of ths
sssre District Court or Of the United States Dis
xiet Attorney.
BIDS soAieA Do NOS sszspy tos.A t4s sssos soiU ~
ya,ecfsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

MORE GROWING OF THE RICHMOND PA.
PIERS OVER THE CONFEDERATE RE
' VERSES IN TENNESSEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

HE Is INTRODUCED TO THE AUDIENCE AS
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
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ADJUSTMENTS.
H@ " OIXAIXXN Id
GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AvANUB near willard H~>>l
L1ohA1p 8acvHA -.HAlAsxn
THIS tPRIDAY) BvSHIK6.
Il

THIS TEIp1Il Enyy11RIks,
A' e+isis siss s1kf "a W soso4 csESs'
LYkDoE HsSUKISSk!
Tis coined, S.n. s. ,;ss
other piece viii be produced.
Est.s C CAdssiss.es Private Boxes, g.; Dress
Circle. e .ysts ooioIed sIi.ry. Is cents colorea
Doors open st quarter before o clock: psrror1n.
aness CON wenee At half past O'Clock
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH. AND G sTRBETs.
BusIEEss MaIIo.a R. aS.sns oS
e1AeE hAIA0Hh... @. kASoEl
THE fn1R45n' Ik.R4S n''n"'ry ''A'
Po-CA-HoN-rAsI
An engagement has been made with ths popular
artistic,
ER. W. II BAILEY,
who will appear by parsis.ion of Mr John !. Ford
till the com pieti"n Of his new theate.
The PHANTOM
by Dios BpURCIoArLT, ESQ.
DR.. Re.s his nrst apresr,nee) W. n. Ball.
Eavy ..-...-... ............. Harry Ha.k
Jenny. Mas Chestuey
Third Night of
Capt John Smith ...........::...f' a Msrdas
.na i.Rs.a .ss:sa sts:t.
Ers LUCILLE WESTERN viii appear. 'ee'
PEicEs or ADnIssiox.--Bxleony Chairs, Is o.nts;
Orchestra seatS IS cents; Psrquette ~ cents Pam,
liz Circle. Is cents; Private Boxes IS
Dcors epcn at to commence at O'Clock.
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AShiNGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET.

NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
First week of ..t
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Celebrated Vocalist,
fecon week Of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL.
The renowned Irish Coincidence and Vocalist.
Second week of
MILE MARIA ZOE aud MR.. B. YATES,
Who will appear in Two Beautiful Baiiets.
SAM. LONG,
J. H. DUDwORTH, BuDWOR2H
lie Petite Lot fsE, the Infant Wonder,
AND Full ANS TALENTED OohPANYl
Giving the
BEST ENTRRTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
Parauetts and Gallery. .......----.2 rs esDts.
Orchestra Chairs. ..--.---.. --- D c-htsi
Doors open at 6A clock commence 81 "a ok
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FURTHER FROM THE SOUTH.
REBEL ACCOUNTS PROM NURPREBsBoRo

SPEECHES OF JEFF. DAvIs AT PErKRsBU RG
ANB RIcHAOHD. -h
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ADAhs raRHfesSs rSr9feS 81 S0nEAsT' r AVENUE.
RasAi"ssOs cs'I. D. Q. :
eAAAf zsA an i11PPskss FokTHRDsRsl
III s2SsSF jfsSS4af q.
hAs agencies in the principal Railway Towns In
North, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
v,sHIneroINs II i5inssD.is se% Gss's Yssx BOSTON,
fH1AhRshHS4EftisAE 1aAIksH4f, s. fSkfassHSSS66t SSkIa sHS6ts'
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eonmercisl towns Ia Great BritSin Ana On 'As oon-
nesi Collection of NOTES, ORA FTs and BILLS made
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have just received Per schoOnsrs "Georse s.
6fakfsfsb fifth :sRRsS sRssS
offer for sale at the lowest market price in guam
titles To suit purchasers III uo.,ai,,,, ,
prss H.s .r.iss Of Cider are invited 70 cali and
snins this before Dar'hAsjRPiHL RiHLHS f!ieEhfss q fssss1ss
NO %-n Georsetowp. ID. o.
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tDora adsj Sss1:saa zen Eth And 18th ss'.
SIS Pa. srsn.s, .sisr a. Na.e~al Het~'.
Offer to the public, for the
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS,
their dne assortment Of
GOLD sPECTAOLE6 AND kYEGLASShS,
With Brazilian Pebble PerlscoPlc GLASSES,
MILITARY FIELD GbASSES,
PHOTOGRAPH. % ALBUMS.
.,,,. .o-... ,-,.e. dep
CBuDRENs' BALMQRAL SKIRTS, good as
u tortnent Of select sty les.
Ladies' HOOP SKIRTS, of the newest shapes
and best qualities. ,..
one I'i0o ''' PERRY BRO,
$500. Pa ave and Ninth street.
n6EDIUM RICH AND EXTRA RICH SILKS,
IH Tor street aud evening Dresses, CLOAkr,
aHkWIs Ic In great profu sion, OF choice styles.
One price only, marked In plain hgnres NM
.~,o, pa ave and Ninth street.
~ pFRRONs IN BLACK
w I'LL PIN. .ur stock tf Mourning 600 . ample
and complete in AL depar tine MS
Ona nrfce only ma ID In plain nSurea
An insn.etion of -'ock iDcurs no oblisanon 70
Cur Northarn ard ssstern Sorps,porfenp5I1 p1 send
as ~ Penn. aFeb ne Sso jan ssesN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
L.. IMPROVED PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

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HoePttale. Hotels ead Prioats FanaiItss.
These stools are made wholly of metal, are per-
fectly free from smell cannot get out of order and
oeinx portable are the most nient articles in
7se. They have been adopted In all the U 8. Hos
Sitais &e. They may be hsd in say quantity Of the
Pstentee, No. FIJI PA. Avenue, up stairs, HashinG-
Ton D. c. ~ H-eps