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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

n. marie, Ia, been sc'iyc ,ud tied and prices lave
,ri lg.fo,ea Factory nad- continues 70 Iced the mafe
-. A., Isf quality snt sifrs ohio 10 about out ~ nsr
A., n undsub,..iy ncsi r-eiy sais at hsh prices
sh -, . Ll,t l f-thrr lee. s.livs. OHIO hs- acid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Dec 49,. 4 30 Dec pa 80 Inc..2T1."o iDr. y"
The Liverpool steamer Sldon to-day takes out
so 900 in specie The Europa iron Boston. taxes ons
e9cs0.
The following is the statement OF the banks
Of Boston for the past week:
c,,;,,l soet "a 21 TO- Due 20 other b.nks si1 $50
Loans and Dscounts - itl 90 Dcp0sIis..- - 'Ss"o
SIec.e.............. 1890 CcgAtoD... o,tss~~
luc I'm niIn hum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Nsssff " bhl .s.s--sssfs. y NS-
Dsfsp fsrlr-Atr-. have bad .sic. A. oats i' rate
p.,-s., la. I'D d~nsrd aud price, sssy lo''d
Ne. Pluus Ihsrss sfd as. a-frs has. soi al h'shrf
,.ts. l.n ported SOD demand oIiS<' tf a. Ai'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

Question Did or did not Cen &c To ve,i A.
all IN regard 20 Sigei he ought n wassrleo,
Answer. he did. We commenced the move.
ment 20 Sulphur Springs on the 23d-It wa. On
information that large forces OF the enemy had
crossed the Rappahannoek 1t Waterloo. Tn.
river having risen ak or eight feet on the nIshs
Of the ed, SO as 70 destroy fords, purposed 70
throw my whole force rapidly upon vhsisysx
forces of the enemy were On the north side OF
the river, hoping 70 BE- sbis account cf hirA
water, 20 crush them before they could r~cros.
! Immediately informed Gen. Sigei OF ta,s
that was sure there was no enemy betve~e
him and Waterloo. I did not therefore. Cos.
slider IL necessary 10 push MeDoweii's corps in
that direction. Soon rs the advance Of S:xel
reached Waterloo, Gen. Bufor6 took post win
all his cavalry on the right, and pick-ted ths
river for several miles above warrraton. I
maize this explanation TO show why NeDoweus
corps was not advanced 10 Waterloo Bridge On
;hs oath.
Gen. Sigel commanded the left, and WAS In
siructed TO pusb forward 10 w alerloo bridge,
following the course OF the river. I told him
would push forward McDoweli's corys Der
Nsrrenion 70 Join him n necessary near W aier-
loo bridge; but on the 2ith had sent siroas
Reconnaissance forward TO Waterloo bridge
per warrenton under III ford, aud be reported
10 me on the afternoon Of the Path that there WA
no enemy on the north eide OF the river, and
that he had fired the bridge at Waterloo.
Question. Were net the communication fire.
quent and fun when You were at wsrreatoa
Junction; did not Gen. Mcdowell purposs %
send his whole force to Salem was &c lot a NJ.
cofftioissance1
Yes, TO the first psr-communicatica fuu-
No such suggestion was ever made TO me tv
Gen. Mcdowell j myself sent hiu. instruc.
tons to push forward a cavalry reeonno4ssaae,
10 SAILS m or White Plains.
Question. Did Gen. Sigel report 70 you Be.
tween and p. m, the I'D August
Answer. He did by letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

THK GRANT ARMY.-This army, much Of
which was expected to cooperate with Sher-
man in the attack on Vicksburg, seems to have
gone forw ard only to go back.
The latest intelligence, via Cairo, leaves US
in doubt as TO what disposition will be next
made of it, but favors the impression that
another advance is not Immediately to be
made. The rebels threatened to interfere with
Grants base at Memphis, and SO, the alterna-
tive being either 10 60 back, and keep open his
communications in the rear, or to 20 forward,
snd run the risk of star walton, or being sur.
rounded by the enemy, he cautiously chose
the former.
II was expected that Grant would help
Sherman by seizing the railroad leading from
jackson TO Yicksburg, but that expectation
turns out 10 have been q "delusion," if not
SsSnare."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
sPIkIJ OF THE MORNING PREss.

The Insellioeneer notices the mares nest OF the
Richmond Enquirer, which paper felicitatss
the Ccnfeds with the notion that France and
Spain will interfere with the working Of the
Prceident's emancipation policy in louisiana
aad Florida, because it will conflict with
he tarns Of the treaties under which that
4 rritsry was coded to the United States, and
whici- treaties stipulated that the inhabitants
OF tbs coded territory shall be protected in the
frre enjoyment OF their property, privileges, i'm.
munifies, &c The {ntellissneer suggests that
tefvrr the Emperor Of France or the Q ueen Of
Spain could consistently raise this question
under the terms Of the treaty ceding Louisiana
and florida to the United States, there il an
Garlic question which the Enquirer has over
locke. 1t Ii whether, in pursuance Of the
tel ms fof these treaties, the French and the
Spanish Governments might not feel them
lveeibound in honor TO guarantee to the Uni
ted SAtes, as far as possible, the undisputed
Possession of the territories respectively coded
20 the Federal Government These territories
were csded to the United States, not to the Con-
federass States.
The rhronicie has an elaborate article In ex-
position and defence Of Secretary Chass's pro-
posed financial measures, and warns capitalists
and bankers that they cannot oppose them and
hope 70 survive the general wreck that will
inevitably ensue il our Government be net sus-
tainsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

The REPUBLICAN Our FoR MCMILLAN
There was considerable huttering amongst a
portion Of the Republicans readera yesterday, in
Consequence Of the following paragraph In that
paper:
"The city Is full of rumors about changes in
do not believe them. Ifany change is made nv
The President 1t will be one that will satisfy
the public judgment and public heart We are
eausned that the sound judgment OF the people
OF the United States, of all parties. Comedies
with the hearty and enthusiastic call of the
Army Of the Potomac to be led to victory bv
Zen. Mcclellan. Other expedients may be
possibly reeorted to; but in the-fight of today.
no wise statesman ought to doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
XxXvIIsh CoNeREss-rHIRD Session
TUESDAY, January L..

SYHATR.-After the reception OF q few peti.
tons, reports, &c OF no general pub interest
Mr.. KENNEDY announced the death OF HE iste
colleague, Senator Pearce, in an appropriaas
eplogy; closing by Offering the customary rsso-
lutions Of coincidence with his family, &c
MIR. Eessenden next addressed tae Senase,
advocating their adoption and delivering aa
eulogy on the deceased.
HousK-The Speaker announced the follow
irg special committee 10 examine into the expe-
diency Of establishing a military post read
between New York and Washington, 70 facili-
tate the transportation Of troops, mails, &c:-
Messrs. Fenton, OF N. Y;-Arnold, Of III;
Mads worth, Of ky.i Sargent Of Cal; and
English, Of Conn.
Mr.. Stevens moved that the House 70 into
Committee Of the Whole for the purpose Of
taking up the bill providing ways and means
for the support Of the Government
This being the day set apart for the consid-
Grafton of the bill TO aid in construction Of ths
Illinois and Michigan Canal, Mr.. washburAs
called the yeas and nays, and the House ~
solved Itself In committee-yeas 50, nays D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

- An old lady, 20 years Of age, beat OF .
midnight burglar who entered her house Ia
dlosick. S~-A
- Nicholas Longworth, Of Cincinnati, the
ssmoos wine.grower, Is lying In a very dan
ne mas inst passed his S0th birth day
I'm consequence OF the rapid spread of tina
email pox In Wilifamsport, Pa, the town conn
ca hnys enEloyed physician to vaceinats the
During the battle Of Murfreesboro' the
Lieut. Colonel Of the 6sth Indiana was saved
BY oreastplate. A shot struck his breast and
knocked him ont Of his saddle.
- The Cumberland Valley Railroad t,or,.
Pany are devoting portion Of their prof1ts 70
she compensation Of the sufferers by the col.
Iision AZ Bridgeport last summer
y John S. Phelps, the military governor Of
cared that he would not recognize the validity
ci 'he Presidents proclamation Of freedom.
= "A mississippi paper reports that the wife
O. Gen. Grant was among the prisoners cap.
tured by the rebels at Holly Springs She was
Jefssed by Gen. Van Dora.
Mmiids Heron is playing TO crowded
houses In 81. Louis. The excitement among
PIP ;soers is slmost equal to the old Jenny
~ Very dangerous counterfeit .a yes- on
We bank Of America, New York city, ere In
81 son of the gifted s. s. Prentiss, of Mis-.
NhPPi, otc0 dL Cnatt2EOOGa. He a
q private In the Mississippi volunteers.
" "A daily exchange for the sale OF petro
.som. naval stores, &c, 10 to be established At
- bin is before the PennsyIvania Ieeis.
is ure 10 Iegalize the running Of city passenser
railways on Sunday.
- IL IL estimated that 1900 lbs Of piokexsI
have teen taken out Of the lake In W insted IN
curing The past week Of warm weather
50 Brig. Gen. German, commanding 1t He.
teua, Arkansas, requires all cotton -tradery 70
have license n q cost Of 81 ZOO
- There are thirty eight regiments OF two
years voiunt eers from New York whose tern
Of service expires In April and May ae1t.
81 The execution Of Robert Pool, ut W. u.
ing. which was 70 have taken place on fIdsy
last. has been postponed until March 18th.
81 A stock OF goods valued at $4,000 was
rec ptly destroyed by fire in New York
IS The Albany IN. " Statesnan has bssn
Merged Into the Stan dard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
TELEGRAFHYC.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Directors of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company fave issued q
circular in this city, offering share. - TIE pub
lie In preference TO stock of i've pounds each:
shares OF one pound or five dollars, payable on
allotment. The present issue Is 60, 600 pounds,
upon which dividend OF eight per cent n
guaranteed on the completion Of the cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

SThe election to Congress from the Seventh
Virginia Congressional District takes place on
Thursday next, the 18th inst. Several candi-
dates are in the field, but the prominent ones
are Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, and Chauncey HI.
Saw, Esq. These gentlemen are both Of high
clarsc'er and Of known energy and ability,
and the interests and reputation OF the district
Will be in safe hands with either Of them it.
repre- sentative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
THE PENNsYLvANIA ELECTION.

HARRISBURG, Jar. f3.-The Republican can.
Gus metal ten, and adjourned without an.
norncing their action. At twelve Ia. senate
and House met, and upon the first ballot Chas.
X. Bucaiew was nominated by two majority.
Separate vo.ipg occurred for w. ID. Kelley, tae
Republicans voting with the exception for
Cameron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

WAsHISGToNIAS KILLED AT GALVESTON.
WI. Piercy Lee, Acting Lieutenant of the Har
riet Lane, and reported killed, was the SON OF
the late A Lee, Of this city. He was appointed
70 the U. 3 Naval Academy on the 2ist of
September, 1857. At the CONNIE, cemen Mt of the
Tebellisn he was allowed to act as Midshiuman
On probation, and was afterwards attached 10
the Harriet Lane Is Acting Lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

DEATH OF THE Rev. DR. LYMAN BKHcHrR.-
This venerable clergyman died at his residen ce
m broeklyn, New York, on Saturday last, at
ehe sdvaneed age Of eighty-seven years and
nine children, the most prominent OF whom are
tns Kew. Henry Ward Beecher, of BROOKLYN:
The Rrv. Chas: Beecher, pastor Of q church i'm
Newarx, N. and author Of the &Preface to
Uncle Toms Cabin" the Rev. DIR. Edward
Eeecner, nows pastor in Galesburg Illinois:
Catherine Esther Beecher, who was q prin cipal
Oh female college In Cincinnati, and con nectad
Yin TIE normal school system for training
1emaIe school teachers, as well as an author,
Cabin" fame. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

- The New York papers are again trotting
Out Mr.. WIN. Chase Barney as q duly commits.
sioned peace commissioner on the part of the
rteeis Those papers must have abundance of
room to throw away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
CAPTURE OF REBEL EMISSARY
TO EUCOPE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. c.-The Bulletin pub
fishes letter from the blockading SO uadron OF
Charleston, dated Alb instant announcing the
capture of rebel boat with a Major having
an i'm portant De. pa.ch for Europe on board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

MASSACHUSETTS, L. q. SENATOR,
BosroS, Jar. 13.-Next Thursday has bsea
assigned by the Legislature for the election o.
u. 3. Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

The New Jersey Legislature is to meet at
Trenton at noon o-day, and as both Houses are
largely Democratic, an organization will doubt.
less be effected promptly. Gov. Parker will
not be inaugurated until January 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

y The Ficksburg gunboat attack, we hear
row. fa'ted for cont Of fuel-as the Fredericks.
burg attack failed, for scant of pontoous. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
OVATION To GENERAL BUTLER IN
LOWELL, MASS.

BosToN, Jan. l3.-General benjamin +. But
Ter had public reception at Lowell yesterday,
in which the city government and citizens gen.
orally participated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

CRIMINAL Court, Jan. 12-Barney Barne
was found guilty Of passing counterfeit money
Elizabeth Williams and Eli WashinEsen.
convicted Of larceny, Were each sentenced 70 10
months in the penitentiary.
Jan. l3--W. A. Tompkins alias La GrangA
indicted for stealing q watch from Warren Cor.
win, was found guilty and sentenced 70 ths
penite ntiary for two years.
Lewis Johnse n, colored, charged with an ss-
sault On Georgiana Ware, coIored, submitted
has case, and was sentenced TO taii for 20 days.
Owen Farrell, indicted for stealing revolver
from p. II. Gaughran, In August last, was con-
months.
The sseof Ira Temple, indicted for the mur-
der Of Conrad Seligman, was then taken up,
and the court is now engaged with &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
FROM vICKSBURG.

INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE RECENT
OPERATIONS THERE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

There has been sudden fall in the price
OF coal oil for several days past, and on Friday,
IN Philaaelphia, it was sold at about the same
price a. 1t did At the first of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
sTORMING OF THE ESEMY's WORKS

ALL FEDERAL OFFICERS CAPTURED TO BE
SHOT IN RETALIATION FOR TIE EMAS-
CIPATION PROCLAMATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
NEW YORK STOCI

NEW YORK STOCK MARKKf.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-iix q m.-First Bosra-
Coupons, 6's, 1881, peS; 1910 Treasury nosss,
lc2haio2k; Demand Notes, i3sSaI3sX; Gold,
E2X. .- .-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
PERSONAL.

NIOrICE.-Mxior Price is hereby notified TO
~ com fnrwn: within ten .ys, snd tsse away
the Horse he left In care ct DR.. Lui gin 8 Stable,
and r., for h'n. o. IA horse will be cold 20 fe
frl y the ex renses incurred. 10 list
MRS L. SMITH, Cisrvnyane Test Medium, 30
lyI south street, Csptoi Hill oes~ en- tat and
medicine sees and describes yo1r deeea I'D friends;
gets names slsc see. your living husbands ~i.--
accurately that persons marvel with surprise
Mrs. 3. f0retells future events in business, mar
riages. reads character. Hours from 3. m till 8
p. m Sitting, 81. ia low
M NO IMPOSITION.
iEIADAME ROSS, Doctress and Ast.ologist, was
born with q natural gift She tails the past aad
future-was naver known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages. brings together those long separated.
No. A3A Y street West. betwoen 9Th AID 7th. Tbs
only person that can show likeness Of future hus:
band absent friend in reality. Ladies 50 cents;
gentlemen 81. ja7 2w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A large. comfortably Fur nished
ID kOOA. heated by latrobe below, and lish
with gas, windows opening iron balcony 1t il
suitable for 3 family or two or more gentleman.
Every stteIGon - paid TO comfort. AMI an eteel-
lent table kept. ModerA terms Reference given
and required. A few Table Bosrders viii be taken.
Apply At No. 203 Sixth street, between NJ and
ste. ia IS Ct
ROARplEG.-First-ela class Transient and Table
- BOAR gas, hot and cold water couv-uiesces;
central location, minutes walk from street aad
railway cars, and minutes walk from Capitol, at
No. AIS, north east corner II ana ID. jal2-3t'
ErOR RENT, WITH BOARD-Oue suit of ROOMS
l. and enc single ROOM. well fagnished. having
gas, hot and Geld water, &c, at No. 8 a. street,
opposite DR.. sunderland's Church. js9i
L'lKsT-CLAss FURNISHES RUINS, with or
L without Board, Bath Room, gas, at No 435
street between ~ and Sd st., s doors below City
Hall; healthy location and the very best OF GA
bhrhood. fa7-lws
Il1AEDIN6 Large and we'll Furnished xOoMS
- for rent. with Board. single and commHnlca-
ting one square from Wiliards Hotel. Inquire At
Star Once. nsl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

laolAyIAn boARpINa SCHOOL pok Boys-
9e,p.s f.ss:..yss!. E:ss q sees: r.: $500 80:
S 1s9 from s SsrsI;ssls ~ LsSssos Weller sssss6
70 B.sS!sss. ,sss there slss .as. pr 'iesS 49,
-::. - = ..'iSs:ss:'i;saHs.E,sS!! CO. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
BALLS. PARTIES. lie.

ECOD NEWS, GOOD NEWS -MrC2slLas AGAIN
" at The Head OF has M.r The Arng Of the "A
Potomac on tae Ohnnrd Ma,ch by the ~
lietstion Of many irieEds. the HIBERNIAA
Gil beg leave To anrcunce To their friendsi:51A
and the pubic centrally that they will give
GRAND ASSEMBLY TT T-IIperai Or Hail,
street between 9th and 10Th, MONDAY EVE
MING, February 81. The members pledge them
selves that pains will be pared To make this
Of he most 90 iai gatherings OF the season. fine
brass and string band has be-n eng ;g-d for the
occasion, which will iScour&e delicious usic
during the evening. Those wishing TO trip it on
the light fantastic toe will do we'll by giving US
cali on The &C. aston. fiooi refresh;nrnts in xbun
dance. Tich eta 81. admitting o gentleman ami
Isdies-to he Tad of any of the members.
b. order OF the Committee ia l3-eo3t|
Y, TAKE NOTICE
1 HE SHIELDS BOYS Take great pleasure ip
apnoyncing to their many friends and the "A
public in general that they intend giving -
their 18th Grand Bali, st Temperance Hall, "a
On street, batween III anG rnh sts.. on -
THU AY NIGHT. Jan. I'D. 1853 The Mozart
Bard has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets
81, admitting gentleman aud ladies
fOfABiittts az A,ror gsnsHfs
J. Hogan, suiiiTAn.
J. Flanagan, p. Duiihaat;,
Z. Hays. j. lz-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

me- Mr. GEORGE vANDENHOfP, NJ. A. the
and Lecturer on Elocution at Columbian Co!iers
and # the "a. School, New York, is engaged to
LIST MoN6AY EVENING, January 18th. 1858.
I'd. WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 2lst
Sd. FRIDAY EVENING, January z3i
Ar WILLARps' HAIL,
To give the public al opportunity of appreciatins
the varied style and dramatica power OF this emit
nenf Elocutionist, who has been said to have all
the tones OF Passion and Hunor equally at com
The first Reading will be from SHAKESPEARE and
ofssr P9ets, With lsughable Irish extravaganza
The second Reading win be from Victor Huse's
great H nance Of Les Miserabtes )" arranged and
fesd oy MT; VandenhoG only, to be followed By .
The third Reading will be entirely from tho
and humor. ~ lAe'
Course Tickets to the three Readings n: to
single Reading 50 cents. For sale at the
and at the door. in 10 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT STAYS,
WASuIsGroS, Jan. y. :s6s.
Releases from the draft en the ground Of slsnsge
have been denied in the following eases:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

DILEY A. SHINN
II lSUccEssoR TO ARMY Il SHrsS,D
Manufacturer of
PREM1 II NJ MIN ERAL WATERS:
BofTLER OF THK CHoICEsf DuhEsfic
ALE AND PORTER;
Wholesale Dealer in
CLARIFIED CiBER;
Agent for
MASSEY, CnLLISS& Cos
PHILADELPHIA DkAUGHT ALR
AND J. x P BALrz's
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER,
And also
Turner Brothers Ginger Wine Blackberry, Gin
ger and Che ~ Brandies, stomach, Slough
ion and Forest Wine Bitters, 4 c., &c.
~ Orders given to my drivers. or sent by mail
promptly attended TO.
Good, delivered in all parts Of Washington and
Georgetown, free Of ehorse.
Terms, CASH on delivery.
RILEY A. SHINN,
Y MON Bottlipg Depot"
ja7 81 Green street, Georgetown. d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

N@TBE GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIA ALTON
NS for Sick and Wounded Soldiers have decided
Il ODD feilows' Han, on seventh street, and, IN
fprthersnce OF the object in view cordially Invite
e9ntributions Of articles or money with Mrs. John
biia 81, No; 20 south st.. CAPITOL Hill Mrs.
p: Baum grass, No. $50 Tws 18th st.
ja H-TH l.. WALDECKER Roc Sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

0SGERMAE RELIEF ASSOCIATION.-The
" regular weekly meeting, Of he Executive
O'Clock, at Mr. Ackman 6, No. 445 Seventh street
The Boarc adtourns precisely 1t O'Clock, at which
.ion measures csieuiats. to fnrthsr tho
int rests Of the Fair decided to be held during the
month OF February. All membsr are invited to
partici ate, L. Wal DKCK ER
in R-HH Record "a = 9eciv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

TIE JAIL This morning. there were ~
prisoner In the jail-alareer numoer INN svef
were there Ut any previous time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

NJ BALMORAL SKIRTS,
NEW Styles, large 10 q, low priced medium hue
and superhne, probably the largest a. d most com
plete stock in town, With all kinds o. Dry Goods for
the genera and special wants OF antilles.
One price OILY, marked in plain agrres
An inspection of stock implies no obi CATION to
urchase, PEgRY BRO
de "a lot Penn ayerue and 9th straat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

S00 BOXLs SHEET PALERMO ORANGES,
Splendid FRUIT, from late Boston cargo.
JON ES II CO., corner 9Th and % ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

NIBBS' HAIR STORE,
" 242 Pa dus1Us, sSd+ IRHteeHth 81.
Ladies' hair colored Q permanent black or bro IN
at the above establishment. Also,
BRAIDS, BANDxAUo,
CURLa, WIGS, ROLLERs, &C.,
always on hand or made TO order at the shortest
notice. DEPOT FOR THE SALB OF
no -am BATOHELOR'e HAIR DYE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

NALL AT OUR STORE FOR RAIsINs. sAR-
~ DIMES, HERkINGS, TONGUES. HAMS, and
All kinds Produce and Fruit, cheaper and better
ia I3 I'm Corner sth and D SITS. WsshinSt.n,n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-13

THE LLUE EOOK.-A REGISTER OF OF.
i PlCERS AND AGEETS.- Civil Mi;itarv
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