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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
Enlistment or Contrab.nds

The War department has refused permission
to agents of Boston, Worcester, and other cities
and towns in Massachusetts. 10 enlist contra.
bands IN this District and at Fortress Monroe,
TO De credited TO Ihs quotas of those places in
Massachuseltt. The culs,ments already made
In this city and in Georgetown fer Rhode Is.
iand were made, we are informed, without the
sanction Ofthe authorities.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

New YORK, Dec. 27.-The United States
Marshal yesterday found quite number of re.
voiver' among the passengers on the steamer
Morning Star, all Of which were taken away
and given in charge Of the purser. number
Of roughs Offered large Inducements for pas
sage, provided they would be taken on board
after the steamer had passed the guar! ship.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

SELLING LIQUoR.-Mrs. Sophia Gam, q
eolored woman, who keeps a small restaurant on
Third Street, near D, on the Island, was arrested
by Captain Dolsn's men for selling liquor to sol.
diers and fined Gao by Justice Ferguson. Michrel
McCar'y keeper offs liquor shan,y on Eighteenth
street and New York avenue, was fined su for
selling liquor without a license.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

The RUSSIAN WAR DIoRAMA, certainly one
OF the grandest, scenic, chemical, and mechanical
exhibitions in the world, is to be on exhibition at
Odd Fellows Hall every night, for this week only
Those who have not seen this truly magnificent
work OF art ought not to miss this opportunity TO
do go, and those who have seen It will, OF eourse
not fail TO see It again.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

IL Fnir.-A Fair for the bene H. n Christ
Chhfch' tHeV. DR.. MOreelps.) will be held, COM
menchg December 18th, and continuing during
Christmas week, at Odd Fellows Hall, Kavy-Yard.
Hnnts1me Fancy and Useful Articles sui able for
chr,s,mss Presents, Toys, Confectionery and Re-
solicit the patronage of the public. dee22.Iw.'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

RAnRoADs.-ARRIvAL AND DEPARruBs OF
TaAIss.-Thc Advertisements on eur first page
ere inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
severslly named, arc ofheially corrected when
changes are made, henc. can be relied upon A. cor.
rect
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

B"sToS, bee. 26.-Thc officers of the gun.
hoat Acacia report that when they left Halifax
warrants were out for eight Of the escaped pI-
rates Of the Chesapeake. All of them are in
the city. and have been for several DAYS, but IL
Is doubtful If any arrests will he made. as the
public were in the Interests Of the rebels, and
the people bitterly opposed 10 such measures,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

PEOPLE THAT ps,Ng ought to use the very
best article, especially during the holidays when
1t 10 desirable to feel in the very best condition.
and avoid the usual holiday headaches, &C The
place 10 get the very best wines and liquors.
up In the most approved styie-so those say that
ought to kno~-is at the RUBY SALOON AND RE-.
rAuRASr' st1 Penn'y'rania nrenuc. opposite Ne " =
tropolifrn Hotel,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

IN lhe ~ December. 1863, by the Right Rev, .he
Bishop OF Montreal. WILLIAM FREDrpIcT Iori
Abinsrr, 10 HELEN, second daughter Of Gait q
A. MagTuder, late OF the United States navy
In Germantown, New York. December cath, Ma
Jhr BANANAS u. FOSTER. Assistant Adiutant Cen
NJ. Howell, Eco.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

HAkPER's MONTHLY MAeAzISE.-The Janu-
airy number of ,Harper's Monthly has been re-.
ceived by Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue. Its contents are rich and various.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

sELLIH LIQUoR TO soLDrpTs.-John Leav,,
ems, keeper Of a liquor shantY on Fourteenth
sfrcet west, near the Columbian Hospital, was
fined this morning $40 y Justice Ferguson, for
selling liquor to soldiers, and the place was order
ed to be permanently closed and the premises va
Gated BY the aist inst. Michael Hart, keeper Of a
liquor shop on Delaware avenue between and
streets, was fined Sal, by Justice Fe gusoa, upon
the charge ofsel,ing liquor to soldiers and also,
OF selling II without license.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
By TELEGRAPH
TROUBLE AMONG THE NEW YORK
FANCY.
Two Fights between Morrissey and Andy
sheehan. =

by the Peoples Line
NEW YORK, Dec. os.--Two serious encoun.
ters occurred on Broadway, Saturday, between
John Morrissey and Andy sbeehan. The par
ties were both arrested. 1t Is thought another
and more savage meeting will result. The
fancy are in high state OF excitement. Nor
rissey is said to have handled sheehan very
roughly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
All Quiet In the Army OF The potomar

General Hancock, although his strength Is
not fully restored, has gone 10 the army and
assumed command of lis corps. He was ad.
vlsed by his physician to 20, as he would en-
JOY more quiet and have better chance to
recover in the army than in Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

SELLING LIQroR on SrNDAY..-A. Banguerel,
who keeps liquor shop on G street, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, was fined s2s
TIL" morning by Justice Ferguson upon the charge
Of selling liquor on Sunday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

The ram Dictator was successfully launched
at New York on Saturday morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Capture OF CoLoEED GAMpLEKs.-I.ast Sat.
urdsy night about II O'Clock, colored man named
Aud idge Greg who is servant to Bakers cav.
airy, WAS arrested by officer Mills of the 9Th pre-
cinct upon the charge OF attempting to shoe,
| another negro named Randall Smith, who lives In
| that portion OF the city which 10 usually called
Hazel Town, situated between A and u streets
| Eorth, AMI Second and Third streets east Gree
left camp with about eighteen dollars and went TO
smith's house, whereupon, being thrice requested,
he began gambling, and was in the end winner.
When rolling up his money with the intention of
departing, II was grabbed BY Smith. Greg there.
upon drew pistol and snapped 1t twice, 10 is
alleged Greg was then arrest d, and lined $50 bS
by Justice Ferguson Randall Smith was also ar
rested by Eoundsman Meredith and fined slo.5s
for gambling Other parties in the house, named
Jesse Johnson, John Burk, Thomas Wood William
II. Bruce, Alfred Rollins Gabriel Simms Richard
Douglass and Henry Brown, all culur.d, we're ar
rested for disorderly conduct, bur dismissed by
Justice Ferguson. This house, of prisOn-likc aI-
pearancc, has long been the theatre oT disorder
and wickedness.
HARVESTING SuBsTITUTEs.-Last. evening
about 80 o'clock, whilst Officers McBee an
sprague, OF the Eighth precinct, while on duty al
the Baltimore depot saw a crowd OF colored men
oongregstcd on the corner OF G street and New
Jersey avenue. 1t is the duty of the police to dis
IN 10 nav, $3.50 seen .n'' therefore went
oonar.',i, ' ,nu u.s' my 'ne reason OF 'her
40 a,.ar'tiai 80 W.. .n'oiuea 'hA' 'he men
oI,,, ,h'"a,a ,, u"e" 'or some Nofther
,ows .nn.,i,n,o ,",",'s, M" we're IN ehaife OIL
im,n,si.,s,,. wan, IN ",,"s "se.,' rue "hicefs
"'", !" quest Oh Ihe agent, but he
corps were hotiea "' the TACT and The colored men
n'Ie escorted 10 recruiting once and were, with
s".' 'o"s'h'' mustered INTO me service The num-
",' e"!,'''u was e'sh'' ana thin OF course dihin.
,,' ' DA'''' quo'a' since MI the men were
...-
swINDLrxG.-Two Germans. ppmed Ceoroo
Eakcrt and Ferdinand Inmbrpht-th. ,o,n'as
L~ight nr H.. ,hinSa -" former "
Is,,.-were orres,.d ye',.,d." ,'',o. .sn' Vi 'ht
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

by the Peoples Linc.l
BosToS. 9:l0 a. m.-Rind northeast. blowing
fresh. Weather cloudy and mild, with prospect
OF rain.
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II En-

On Friday, the 25th instsnt, Mrs ANN ALE.
soS nohSEir, in the seth year of her age
SER, aged 80 years.
PM tdelphia pap rs pIeaee eopy.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
New York OIL Market.

tBy the Peoples Line
Petroleum, very little doing; Crude Oil, s2b TO
% centsi Refined, l6l.@l1Ji cents. Receipts i,2i7
barrels
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

THIS PAPER IS NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
aIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY ANI
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

The Corsica arrived at New York on Satur.
day, from Havana, the 18th inst, and Nassau
.lst inst, and reports that several steamers
had arrived from Wilmington with cotton, aud
cleared again toreturn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

NoTICE.-subscribers failing to receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this once.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

~ The Omes Of the National Rspubli-
can 10 at Bl1 Ninth street, between Psnn-
svlvania avenue and ID street
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

" ONCE Of the indie pe ndenS TeleNrsph
Com pany, bos Ninth street, tone door from Penn
tylssnis svenue
jyI5-tf A. TALCOTT, Manager.
III The Undersigned, thankful for pas.
fsvors, takes this method Of informing his old rus
toners and the public In general that he is now
prepared to NIL all orders for the Christmas Holi-
days. Particular attention is called TO my fine as.
and Jeies. '"' ~@"
Parhes wishing TO send cakes, etc, to tbefr
itiehus VI tae army, navy, or elsewhere, can have
'."'" earehiily packed, ready for shipment.
I. POTENTfNf
els Pennsylvania avenue.
tegl-lws ' ''-N '"'' "''''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

Report Of Commodo Thatcher
The following official communication has
been received at the Navy Department.
L. s. STEAM FRrcArE CoLoRApo,)
orr MOBILE BAY, Dec. 10, 1853
SIR: have the honor to report the capture
OF the Confederate schooner Marshal J. Smith.
last night, by the United States gunboat Kenne-
Doc, Lieutenant Commanding M'Conn, of this
division OF West Gulf Blockade.
This schooner was attempting to run out.
bound to Havana, her cargo consisting chiefly
oil cotton; but as her papers were all DESTROYED
by her supercargo previous to capture, the
amount Of cargo cannot he ascertained until
shels discharged.
She Is apparently about 800 tons measurement
and will be sent at once to New Orleans. with
Acting Master Boxer in charge, to be delivered
to the proper authorities, with all the papers
and writings found on hoard. A considerable
sum Of money found on board will remain in
the hands of the Acting Assistant Paymaster of
the kennebec, subject to the order of the Dis
trict Judge at New Orleans.
nave the honor TO enclose herewith a copy
of the detailed accoun. Of the capture. by Lieut..
COMMANDER M'Conn. (slgnedJ
HENRY X. THATCHER,
Commander CONG Div. OF Mobile Bay.
The capture was made on the night OF the 5th
instant, IL miles east of Mobile Point, in nine
ia'homs water, after avaln attempt at escape
by changing course and standing in towards
The land, without answering the signal light or
needing the shell fired at her. she was finally
boarded. 1t was understood that the cargo
consisted of 40 bales of cotton and three pack
ngcs of turpentine, though the manifest wa.
thrown overheard. The crew consisted of
berman Parker, master; the mate, supercargo,
carpenter and f,nur seaman
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

.KNooKsD Dowx.-On Saturday night, about
"a O'clock, . man named Henry Randall was
knocked down BY some person or persons unknown
whilst he was passing the corner OF Thirteenth and
Dstreets. Officers sullivan and Montgomery took
him to the police station house ss soon as they
ascertained the III >tter, where he remained during
the night and left At Sabbath dawn. Mr.. Randall
was taken so unswsres that he csuld'at relate any
Whatever attendant upon the out.
rage.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

sFstarvattoni-Those who have been drugpeJ
and han starved, and still getting worse should
sall on Dr. DARnEy. He cures by nutrition and
'onlcs. No. 4g2 seventh street,
"ecss-lm' Washington,
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:" From a Lady.-wsst Milton, Sara.


toga County, Y, July 9Th, is6l.-DE. HosTrr.
rER-sir; have Long delayed whiting to yol, my
,,rcere th"nkS for the good you have done Iny
daughter, ! can truly say that nothing hut The
KfhH mana OF Providence and our BITrERS have
saved her from an early grave. For three years /
nave been doctoring or with syrups and MI kinds
OF bitt"rs that have been recommended to me Tor
her besides sAving two hrst.rste phys cans I; Lui
all seemed Ia do her no good while / was sesr,L.
ing the al MANAGE and all the newspapers that
could get hold Of, in hopes of finding something
That would suit her case, Accidentally there cano
part Of newspaper around some goods that
bought NJ the Spa
In lacking II over saw NJ glance that ,our
BlTTEhS was Just what she needed Feni the
neN day to BallstOn Spa aud got bottle of yomr
bilTER'. she commenced talking them nnI sucb
g. change In one week with her appetite And Tho
distIes' the victuals occasionCh and the nlTnimT
In the stomach, | never saw IN my Ire as tr"rSc
was IN her. She has taken three hotrlc4 aTd ~
now able 10 WORK all the time. think there is a
niue deranEement OF the liver Please send me
thrce bottles more which think will cure Lcr On.
ntely. We ard Others thought sh, had y iiscsge
OF The heart but that heating and fut,eTing tbst
would almost stop her from brea fling Mt IImes ia
all gone, Yours W IN rct,,.c ','''' -
MrF, AMANDA McPIlERSON
Prepared and sold by HOSTErTEhS SMITH
fltsoursh, Pa. Sold hr all drugglsts and family
b'o'''s' lpc92-eO1t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

Il Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary aud Sexual Systems-ncw and reliable
Treatment in Reports of the Howard Associat, onI
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free O.
charge Address DIR. J. sKILLIN HoCGH1 ON,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, p. no28-dSw5m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

-h+Comfort for the Army-NiIson's date
Evans Patent Tent stQve.-The undersigned, hay
Ing purchased all the Conflicting interests IN the
celebrated patents and imp roven,epts Of WOODBURY.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent Slows for army
9, 10 now prepared tn furnish dealers in WASH
nltnn and Baltimore, without delay, with Will
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made of cast iron,
with eight ieet Of pipe; each stove packed in box
but about twenty pounds; large enough 10 heat
thoroughly any officers tent-a wonder Of COM
pac ness and utility For sale by all tho prominent
dealers In stoves a d suffers suppl es
ID. +. WILSON, Sole proptietor
de2l.tf National Hotel, Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

ture in the course announced By the Washington
Lyceum will be delivered at wiiard's Hall to-mor-
row, at 8 o'clock. W. n. c. Hosmer, Esq, the
great Legendary Poet will deliver his great poem,
Home Associations" Mr., Hosmer's reputation
as finished, effective and pleasing reader places
him among the nrst in the country, and his great
poem, " Home Association" is one which has Sc
cured the universal commendation Of the press,
and has been classed among the finest productions
OF the day. Considering the reputation Of the
speaker, the great poem TO be delivered, we can
bcspeak for the Lyceum large and crowded house
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28
4 n Old ESTABLISHED BOOTAND

"a sHOL STORE, 3Ii PENN. AVENUE
where you will always lind complete assortment
u All kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES
We would call particular attention to our stock
u boots and Shoes of our own ma nufacture which
never fail TO give satisfaction.
GRIFFIN X BROTHER
. N. B-Wa have a few choice patterns ui Ciuth
Embroidered SLIPPERS for sale.
deis-St Sunday Timesl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-28

AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, aux AZ q
warning and A CAUTION To vovEo aiEa who surfer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, etc., supplying At the same time TIM MEANS
OF SELF cunE. By one who has cured himself az.
yer Seing put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quaclery.
ny enclosing a postpaid addressed enveinpe,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Fan,
my 2S--iy Bedford, Kines County. N Y
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tie2l.tf

TIE only place where you can purchase Eldia
Rubbtt goods of all kinds at Manufacturer prcas n.
u II. 4, HALps Iniis Rubber Warehouse, $40
pOnntylvhnia AvGnuc. hetwepr Ninth ard Tenth
,trsnt. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods hesuti-
fully repaired At short notice. mar 2o--H
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,rs-comsors ror the Army-wiIson,s dat.

IN, bet, Tenth and Eleventh sta, south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12
DENTISTRY.

I AUGHlNG GASi
IL No Paix in E1uactins TsetA.
There 10 NO danger in taking this Gas tpure
Nitrous OXIDE even for those W no conGump-
tive or d. lcate in constitution Its Inhalation
PRODUCES sleep. or coma, in about two minutes,
and it's effect passes off In the same length of tine.
Made and admnistered at the Office of DR.
LOOMS. 33s Pa. av. near cord 9Th St. ocSG-lm~
n DENTISTRY.
DE. LEWIE Has E.moved to 242 Psua: avenue.
and s q %i1 the Pr = New and I'm
Teeth, which Il far superior to any .-,
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate In
oil cASAg. ee II ly
NJ TEETH.
vi. LOOMS, II. D., the Inventor and Ratsntss
ftAe MIN1KAL PLATI TEETH, attends
DsrEonAlly at his ONCE In this city. ManYOpX1
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
WeAf others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my once oan be accommodated
yith any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
But - those who particular and wish the purest
0leanest, strongest and most perfect dentuFe that
art can produce, the HIN1RAL PLATE viii b
more fully warranted.
Eooms e this eity-No. sss Pennsylysni. avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, COZ Arch IT.,
xAdlAdolDAiA. mar lily
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OHRIUIAks


HsadQssr.ers, Prevess xar.Aars 0Nes:
WasAsagtoB, y. O. NOV. L1 IeoS.
Special Orders No Sin yiew o. nS Sass.oS ~
stored in various sections Of this CITY, and the
danger thereto by IRE and othefwiee arising
9m the larss; acon aucrs oSs.insd IN
vicinity where this property is necessarily To-
Gated or stored, 1t 10 directed that, rom the date
OF this order, the sale Of liquor, under license
calIties named herein, to Wit:
Squares 116, III, 1879 and 40, so much thereof
as 'front.' on Nineteenth and n streets, In the
vicinity Of Nineteenth street park.
Squares 1877, 13e, 1879, l5e, iSs. le0, 1871, and
1872, go much thereof % 'front.' ON Seventeenth,
Eighteenth. NJ and N streets, in vicinity Of
Squares %, 80, 40, Al, 42, 4s, ~, 50, 50, 81, 55
1913, ia, leo. isl re- 1s ias. Isa III In the First
Squares :. 9, 10, Is, is, 20. in the vicinity Of
G.. street wharf
Squares 1S5 and 1es, 90 much thereof as front
on II and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity OF
SQUARES fO7, 1875, 1853, 1871, 1s4, 1856, 20 much
thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven
tenth, Eighteenth and X streets, in the vicinity
Squares 472, 4.3, sol, 500. 500, In vicinity OF
Sixth and Seyenth.street wharves.
Squares 573. 57, $50, 63l, $50. 633 63i, 6s1. 6S,
squares, being in vicinity Of railroad depot and
Soldiers Retreat.
Squares 725, 729, 73f, "a, 735. 759, 7S0, in vi.
DIN ty Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar
racks.
On any place within four squares Of Bia.
densburg Toll Gate.
On any place within tsuo squares Of Kendall
Or cen park.
On any place within ssuo squares OF Railroad
park.
Any house In the above. described localities
diere, will be closed, and the proprietor i'm
prieoned for such time as the nature Of the Of
Tense may warrant, the liquors on the premises
confiscated, and the house permanently closed.
An application in writing to the Provost Mar
shall, endorsed by the Mayor and Chief of
Police, will be placed in the hands of an officer,
to report whether any specified person may be
permitted to SELL under license, to citizens only;
but only in exceptional cases will permits be
given. BY command Of
HENRY b. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant.
ne saw
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SHORT DIs1As1si s1CR1T DIsslAsll
sAMARIrA Ms aIrr,
SANARITANS GIFT
The MOST SlRT4Is RlnIDY nylR USED.
sosoRRAHSisxA d Pf.tfass 9 s4sId 81
r,.. 0.!y g: Pa! g : Ial:. @ re. G.v..
ju5s the stcm.cl o. bowels Of the most dsiiests.
+ =:
70 Lei tSsS. 70 s.9s e
Mercury. try ssh1sm.R,rAms a,v-
sent b, MAJ. III i4 Il ssf.ia sn,slo Sas1'
Pries-Mals packages, %. female. %.
sd sS&S bsss2R +
sAMARII1Ns Roof md RsRB JUICES
s. Gsias x
sse eeses sSss 8: are ssoiss: 3.
az .sa e hssisa and 90 not sraasss your Dos
''s Tor Bun So s6 ST p IsH '
e: kcoR HsS
s.h = :. - .ss q ssass
.ssl.s scEsI, TIE FOOT AND HlRD JUiOI6 l.
ss.. !, S Hs::s: q s 22:'1WS:s s
sor ~ sxrrsss Hries O bottle, OF 6ottioS
pr,.Is .A.HAazrAEy gHAHols WASH.
o3 Roaoap . co. NJ 10 iA,laAsl.A,a rsss
p se s,: H. oAIyxzf 1oRD. z.ss 4 1,sA 81
HIM ooox. Aa....4r... ..v.s
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Largo ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO FORTES!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO F0RrEs.
W. lave now in store several Pia.es.
Vnieh We viii sell At the following Prices ;xyJ
One One ! I o oetsys q :. ins.
9 @: x bs ost..: ;. = 4. sss,
Also. large assortment Of etsinway l. sons
Il struments. which are superior to oil others
Manufactured At the Wa *.sis siifs 4
Cor 18th and Pa ave.
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
'En 80 Wv 1est
sTlAMsHIPs
IN aIi y aF AR jas:
Resul.s Sailing Days WiDNHsDAYs and SAT Sat
and Pi.9 Is. soos aSS W !;
'''' q ls:s'. II sss
,.p. !. a,1 '4 H:l' :. a.sRa b. .Hs:1.
sns e. sssd osssl: s.s es
=, :. ::
YorS and Bsitimore vAolesals prices. Ct
xLORIOH b. date CAsselsO
wAol>salo Grain. Flour and Feed Warehouse.
w. cor "a And O sts and Indiana Az,
NV sUoKw aA1'N s 5ISSpHhI ,rou,u
New Buekvhe et Flour, very White Jnst received,
Also. o.ssssa Zero asa HTNeT Sa1 snR6fRRmn
esu seyssr Vsrmoat s.. ssd sss Il.
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The Adjutant General win provide IN appropri.
Ate medal Of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration Of their term hAvs offered their services
to the Government In the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other State. that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order ofth4 Esoretary OF War.
L. D. TCWNS1ND,
te % Assistant Adtutant General