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LATEST FROM KNOXVILLE

kilograms were received here last evening
from Knoxville, mp to yesterday morning.
Gen Foster had assumed ths command of the
troops lately under Burnside, and the latter
had departed from that city, probably for Gin
cinnati. All was then quiet in the vicinity Of
Knoxville.
II was stated there On the authority OF scouts
and messengers that much Of Longstreet's ar
tillery and trains had fallen into the hands OF
our pursuing force. but these accounts lacked
confirmation. The region in which the pursuit
is now being made is SO TAR distant from the
telegraph as TO make 1t difficult to verify such
statements as promptly az is desirable
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IRON CHATTANOOGA.

A Successful cavalry ReconnoiSsance-
cBg>traet's Retreat @Irom Knoxville
o>s of 1000 Prisoners and Nearly all
tis sannen and Train.
CHA1TAso oGa, Dec. H.-Iol. Watkins, CON.
fnsnter OF tie Kentucky brigade, RETURNED 80.
day TX m cavalry reconnaissance as far as
la ayet;a. He dashed into Lafayette and C 10.
rored rebel signal station, six officers, and 40
pri a'ee The remainder Of s large force of
Teh' ls fed.
The Goth Pennsylvania regiment has been
o-cHred hcme for inriough, having re- enlisted
As We eran volun GERS. Numbers of veteran
reaiut MS and battery are prepared to enlist
under tie order.
z iTor prevails that Longstreet, in retreat
nearly all OF his cannon and trains
Gepsrai ia lmsr's resignation as commander
OF e nth corps. which was ID, ma
pefn Recalled and ne is again In command
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COMMITTED TO TaEoLD CAPITOL.

Tanner Penoiston sent in from Headquarters
cavalry camp at Vienna, was committed to
the Cd Capitol last evening by order Of Capt.
Todd. PtndIetoL belongs to Moseby's ba,tal-
jor, ard was one of the party who attacked the
pit kets at Vienna on the night of the 9th inst
He was found concealed in a house near Free
com HUI
Thomas Hmsb,a refugee from Fredericksburg
stnt il Al the same time was also committed
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LATEST FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

The War Departments dispatches, received
last evening and &c. day from Knoxville, an
nounce that the transfer Of the command of
the Military Department OF East Tennessee by
Gen. Burnside t" Gen. Foster, took place ON
the 10th inst.
Other dsspatcnes received by the Department
to-day state that Longstreet is retreating M
tie valley, foraging as he gees, and that our
cavalry is harTassing his rear, supported by
orr infantry
Our pursuing force, when hast heard from,
were at Ratiedge.
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Washington Money MARKET.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM CHATTANOOGA

TIE Government here ia m constant commu-
nica:ion with Gen. Grant, who is pushing his
aIrangs Tor carry ing out his plans with
great energy. Nothing has transpired in his
vicinity of late to change the aspect OF affairs
there as they have stood for a week past.
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LIBRARIAN OF THE House,. Whitslaw
REID. Esq, the widely known correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette, over the signature of
s'Agase," hiss bean appointed by Mr.. McPher-
son, Clerk OF the House OF Representatives,
House Librarian, in place OF Lanms al, reno we'd.
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Art MATTERs.-A painting, The Mothcr,'
by Meyer, Of Drrsden,.is attracting much at
tsntion at Markriters, i56 Seventh street.
where it is TO be seen for a few days. In
DIR wing, coloring flesh unts especially, trans
srarency, expression, il is wonderfully good
1T was purchased yesterday at good round
price by a well known art counoisseur here.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-the Tribune publishes
g letter dated Portsmouth, Va, Dec. 18th, Civ
ing tn particulars of the capture OF Elizabeth
City, N. g., On the 10th, by General Wild,s
colored troops. A large number of coutra.
hands joined the troops.
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HACKErT IN GREAT PART-Macklin's
comedy Of " The Man Of the World" will soon
be b; ought out at Ford's Thea:er, with Haekett
n his great part of Str Perti,sd5 Nc sycoplant
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REBEL SPY.

+. L.. Grammar, arrested as rebel spy on
lnfoTm.t on received from an officer Of the U.
:. Navy At Philadelphia, he's been committed
10 the Old Capitol by order OF Provost Marshal
iced.
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JJNiTs1 STATES MAILS.
Owe Gland CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
PosT OFFioa DEPARTMENT

3D. \
PROPOSALS will received at the Cnnt,a t Oh 9,
Q, Iii, Ise,.tn ent until p n. OF Mach 5 1874
a.sa M ~ tss mall
Territories OF Col GRADS. UTAH AMI NEvADi
ana ,h
Ep'ciaeo contributing the overland route Cali
ser IiCe, from July l. 1854. to June 81, 1887.
KANSAS.
l42ss From Ato' iscr. by Lancast,r. Kinnskuk,
kissssr19 n asng onsn sas
lssbrssks Territory ) Grsyson' :. k,s sandy
phom t,cn', Kisws; Lutte Blue, Il e,
snmr;tt, ioos. For. Ksara.. Pa. e = Sta Sta!
sGP Sag p1 c5sss WS" sIsaaa
Akali Lsss, Sand an. Di.n ond .spstnss'
tory Antsops, sprins Hi pi.pisena,
E1.mgs. Ks' sssyss Greek Biz.
Cache, Z. Hoodre; sh:.vnsds. Isear.s
BALE Vito. s1rinas Ria
4. ..,, Fd. GSSgfz GTssE R'S Ned
Crsei Nor:I Platte Sage crsse. Pi: aa r pass
Prdger's Pass, sulphur springs W.skie,
bas DG sdsg FSa. I'll. 3 sas.
E sSssa sr ssse Gas,oh
ESP SPRING., Hear River Needle Rock E,ho
Oity. 2!e miles and ba,k daily
,sthssg,. trom Arri,l 70 December II, ts ~so~.a,'
Arrive At Salt Lake 6ity THU ties nth day By m
Arriv. 4 AscSison ,birsssn:s Gay By IN. ,sss
hours.
,seAsa.l. t,en ,Dscs,nss, to Apri1l,ts asoa.hs,.
Ar1iys at Salt Lake City afte..th do, b, ..
nj i. 80 Hsssi r.. Cit, s.i,y ..,pn;
July 81 .'s, june 5,'Ss: that fro"
UTAH TERRITORY.
1850 1s 81. s aGss
sss: II. ;:ss: ssss H.: s:is:s
Canon Station, Deep Greek, Prairie Gate,
scS saes uss s,%sS y:i
si: :s,;S:s s.; ss; ~;
ScSSss ap; s: sd1 rs,:
assntsia Wen, Stu wsssr: Ola sn Ri's-,'
a,nis - s1S and D1s S..i s.; to Viz
r G.. sss d L Gf :, '"'
Arrive At Virginia City seventh day BY "a m, GA
Leave Virgin. City dali. At io.mi
GA boursl.
sshsda,s from Ds,sassr! % ar,n1. a monaas,.
Arrive At Virginia City eighth day By VI. a.,s
leave Vir9tDlS Dry daily at ~
Arrive .. Salt Lake City eighth dsy b. loa m,
1ids f.r four ys: = SERVICE invited that is from
July /. 1854, to June 80, 1875.
NEVADA TERRITORY.
isss fsG% V Y.Da rssy Sy csToey Genoa pr.
sporta,nan' Hall. ard Piacerville (Caiifor-
5. jan 10 '0'''" ''''' ~ miles and back
,s,asdxzs from Ae.il 70 Deesa,berl. e months
Arriys At Folsom CITY next dsy BY 70 m, "a
k Lev. r :, CIT, dill, ,y
hoursi.
,sshsykf,9,s P e, 70 Ig,ll q montssJ
Arrive ct FOLSOM City third do. By lea m. AS
Arrive :. vi1sini. ot, third d.y by an. ~
PTsior four years service invit,d that Is. from
jay !, 1854, to June 81, 1873.
COLORADO TERRITORY.
1885 Pom Latham. by Big Bend, vort Lupton and
P,:rsons. to Dsnvs: Ctr. Is miles and hack,
Leave Denver daily .tsAn; ~
Ts:a N; <. q NJ;
ss! Z; 5sl Iva: sssss ' from
July I. KS4, to June 81, 1865.
NprEs
rate snd ara xta
for the convsyaoes II the m.i With csisrity csr.
It Viii rP e ss IL +: 81
csSop e. to form oHs he: from
months In tae year 'ana In g days, fsur nj nths
For form OF p.oDoral. sus-antee, Ard certificate,
ssd a., t ,s
sS: rss =: the Pea: Bidders
del5 Wv Postmaster G apersl
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|" The ChroItcfe appears in enlarged form
ard new dress, making decidedly hand
seine appearance.
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THR HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT. - The
President was able this morning 10 DO in his
efi,s aLd attend to business
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Election Of United states senator Post.
PoHed
FRANKFORT, KY Disc. a. The Legislature
J o~fpOned the election Of Senator 70 January
LIST.
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LIC SOa0OLs-Tte Committee on
N ixsml nations will meet 1t their X ,om. ia
the City Hall. on SATURDAY, the l}h instant N
10 oc'ock q N Apple ants for the position OF
Teachers are invited TO attend

TPUBLIo soaooLs.-Tte Committee or
c,, lTsT nstiSns VII! meet It their 4 ,om. 10
10 oc'ock m Applca ants for the position OF
's es s. are invited to s'ssp M.1sH c,.,rr
S1ss socs F gsor E II mes;
irnh,a win Be h:ld at Iemperanee Hall On =
DAY xvENiSa 7ts ds' 81 al
on r. esrt e:t IT. to ba present as busi-
ness o. mtost.oee viii De trsn'sctei. de ls-3s'
"rroo THE Voters OF :wwAsHlMa ROY =
oeIoct from Re sf: ' 10 1n 'ss s st15.
hos from the s prn nfsssg 1hs s lanes
tirst Wsra--Johp a Rhee!a, 10 IL pennsylva-
81. a ssa sSsss, No s.,
streets RssE Oyster 8 s.'o Sr,S' Eighth and
Fourth Ward Thomas ". Bursh. Fifth street
Ftth Wsrd.B yer, No. e7l New Jersey
a! sns5 1sn pni S ans Nelson GO,
s2nth tft Tsrr sis,h ard Seventh stree. e,st
so sfept atwssn n a@DEa,5 No sseet
~ Tor the present season will consist Of several
.H h seq prinepsi iy on IcientiGc subjects
J JHC RsDAY EVENING, December nth, st IS 8
.d Ls.3gHs 1.-THE Grspdeat and GIery of the
the komsn tmpire in Its Latter DAYS "
LECTURE i1.-Th. Internal Hoitowpass And De-
ttcts OF the Old Roman Civtlzatioa-The shame
and Miserles Of S1ciety7he Vices Of self interest
and Preparation for Violence and inevitable Ruin
Ii TrRE li1.-Ihe Fall of the En- pire, aud lac
;rction Of the Oh Fabric of Society.
l.! CTIRE ~ The Reasons why the Old Couser-
huin;-The Failure Of Arr Literature, and Science.
and the Mechanism Of Governments
LECTURE V-The Reasons WHY Uhristiapitv did
not not rave the Empire and the IDEAS y hich the
2,hSa
tons
. LEcrrRE VI.-The Gerrnanic Races, and the
"reat Elements OF The TeGtoaie Civihzstion
I'D light will be exhibited on the tower wheu-
ever there Is 10 be lecture, md will be extin-
Suished st o'clock precisely, when the lecture
oder TO prevent continual Interruption and an.
n1yaEce rem persons comins'ip late
Tue pubic are invited TO att nd Abundance
free. 40 TSt
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" CONF ENTAIL

W co NFI UENTIA
Il OCN0sM Who have injursd the N se,ves he
certain secret habits which unt them for bus
pleasure or the duties OF arrie life also middi1
g cd or old men, who, from the fofies OF youth or
other causes, feel debility in advance al fheir
years, before viaeing themselves unSe- the trsst
inert Of Any one, shoald hrst read THE slGKET
FRIEND . Married Ladies' will learn eom.t h;r !.
Of importsnce BY perraiDe g The Secret Friend y
teot 20 any add cess: in . seaisd enve'ope On "a.
cept Of Ten ents. "a 3Gyeso - - AA 20
Oh OHAS. 4. STUART K CO..
Ne "a w Rostoo Ne
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CRIMINAL CoUaT, Ju,iqe OEn.-Yesterday,
.'nmes Douglas. charged with grand larceny,
was found guilty, but motion was entered
for new trial.
Mary Bowers was found guilty. this morn
Ing, OF keeE ing bawdy houee at the corner Of
18th and ID streets, and sen -encad to pay 6ue
of S30h or be imprisoned tour months in Jsil.
She chose to pay the fine.
Thomas Bowie was found guilty in steaitne
$40 SO. but a motion for new trial was n tered.
Nelly Matthew's, charged with keeping q
bawdy house at No. 10, Marble Alley, was
placed on trial.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Coed News from North Carolina,
THE CITY CAPTURED BY ooLoREp TROOPS

ELIzEBETH CITY IN FEDERAL POSSESS
SION
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r EcRUITs
WANTED.
TO WILL T QUOTA OF THE
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR yErERANs.
S432,
sfsof which win be paid in advsnee.
BOUNTY FOB NEW RECRUITS.
1892,
SIS Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR C0LoRED RECRUITS.
Pad 10 advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
- VIII apply to ANY of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
WAGON,
Enpine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth AID New York avenue.
ca KEAsBEY,
II street. near corner Of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvanis avenue.
&c. PARKER,
corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George
&c
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Washinxten Money Nlarkst-Lat>ss Qua.
tatiOns.
Furnished by Lewis Johnson 4 Co., Bank.

Coupon 81, 1881, 1O9h: 7.30's, lG6x; Usrtin.
oates Of lndsbtednsss, 9e 3; Gold, i50x; Mich
iRan Southern. e0x; Alton and Terrahau.e. 59
yer, "a.
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~ sHAfFIILDs BALTIMOHl CONFlo.
tonsry and Ladies' Oyster Saloon, $50
Balls, Fairs, suppers, Dinner Parties, ana Other
eniertahments furnished at the shortest notice
and mort reasonable terms Ice Creams And
water Ices. the best quality made BY steam power.
Wholesale aud retail M 1snS'
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GoIsG INTO WINTER QUARTgRs.-The
army is going into winter quarters. and Bra ndy
Station will be made the depot for supplies.
A large platform is being erected there to de.
liver goods, and the troops are active in bnild-
Ing log huts TOR the winter.-fhttd. InQairer.
We have to say that while 1t is undoubtedly
true that the army is making itself as comfort
able as possible for the time being. it will hardly
be safe for Lee 70 count upon that fact as a.
guarantee that he is to be "let alone" for ths
season.
ADJOURNMENT OVER CHRIsTMAs.-Itn very
clear that the Senate will on Tomorrow adopt
the House resolution adjcurning over until the
9Th Of January.
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drew him out. Adams cried stHelp! murder"
He was dragged TO the side walk. Mr.. Browa.
lpr. Bangs. Mrs. Hocr 2Id her mother were
present. Witness did not see the com mence-
Inent; don't remember seeing assistance rei-
dered. Mr.. Brown went towards Hoor AMI
Adams, saying to Hoor, Don't hurt him"
Mr.. Bradley here asked for the IN sm ssal OF
the case against Mrs. Hoor, on the estabi,. aed
principle Of la n, that In such cases the Wife
cannot be made party TO the act of her nus
band, when he is present as principal-theIlu
presumin her TO act by conpuisiou Of him
Col. Thompson Objected. and urged that
though the principle of law is undoubted, this
case is clearly an exception, the evidence show.
iDg fh6t the wife was the prime mover and
author Of the trouble. Col. T also argued that
as Mr. Bradley had already admitted the for.
chile entry and detainer, it is now too late to
limit the admission 10 one of the parties it in
Cludse ali W no are charged.
4 The Justice held the motion to dismiss der
edvisament
CAPT. s. r. Cottss testified that he Ms a con.
versation with Mr.. Adams in reference to
family matters, in which witness told Adams
that be (witness) was married man. Mr..
Adams, in rejou6er, remarked that he Also
had famiiy-tSo children; but his wife WAS
deaa, and he was now single man. This was
about four months ago.
Lieut. W. Il. Hoore testified that he has known
Adams since the 10th of June last. In August
or September LIST, was NJ defendants house.
Stepped into Col Adams room, and asked him
about continuing 10 occnpy it. He replied
that 1t was rs the Judge, Mr. Hoor, and he
could agree. and there would be no dIffic ulty,
as T. Judge was a good fellow. Witness nm.
derstood by the conversation that Adams tiEae
was up, and ne would have to rent anew.
The case at IL o'clock was postponed till
r. N. to-day.
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4r00 lbs Ger uins Griffin Hoxfe Nails sssorted
1900 lbs Putnam do
5U0 lbs X Geruins Pm nam do
SEQ kegs Burdens 10, seshoes e.
go Gu'tsr t. Perkins, HorsssAoes"
COO Wilminstsn
10 Tons est Horseshoe Iron, y. H. lLIa
10 Toe Cork, steel, assorted
* Kegs assorted Cat nails and Spikes
y Pressed Boat Spikes
DO Tors firs and eDIins eseel
Receiveo and to arrive.
For sale In lots to suit, for cash, By
JOHN ELvANS,
Warehouse 81 LoaisisnA AVENUE.
dels cost betWsea Ninth and Tenth streets.
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lone, hss . . . BoTLE, sss t i:
LTKNiEHsS ROOMS AND yTRSi -oLA:s
Board ,sera.s FIRE and s zas .O5
fIencss given and required, Terms So ger non.s'
$50 MItE 6, IS s sAI1 Y2H tbs RECOVERY
aePs oaPa ia A Se sHoksss
"a r'ii in 9.rhis Or s., male hsrness aud ~
re ,,a:s Of l'h and streets ss5ss.ia
l'AKIM UPON the nth Inst smslI ROAM
! HORSE; lis5s H.pe ana tall: risht bind ct
.ithsrs sbeu eight years old me o@esr OF "fssis
ho'ss can find Tie same Oh Twelfth aad streets
de ST. CHARLIE BsRKLkv.
gid Ne d cine for All sslaslr Conrl.int.; af.
sbsrseJ Busin.ss sat sorrssp nd ne s.f TO 70
s0 So ms near
GOO BEwARD -stolsn FROM IN front OF my
s sokss n
SCAR on iets I1nP about or ipches in length:
Hssasy in right fore ioot; isets rss.sr ssus5d ''
,s.st- South -, @ Canal 4 "a A cor ~ ct
TAklN UP BY THE 81 Bs JRTRE8-LIVING
on the Bssad Branch n: Road In the Di.t,iet Of
R55s ars
see s.s1 xsIe Th bs.a aoPs the
hers by reen.s Cd to come fsrrsrd prove pGopsrt1.
'p Il. sshs aid s''r''' 'r EihIrA. pos11soy.
IS Marx: Space, Penn. Aysna..
tie II If ss %
Point aid y.leneiss, II spdk srchisfs and Sets,
G Gsssss and sn sg ssss. Lace 's'Is'
q &: 6lss. g..
f0t'e~0nn'is; s a.si 81 s1 = Penn ,xsr,,
de Is between sth and 9Th ste.
To oITIzsNs AND STRANGERS.
s.ss "a g. & ssv It 81. s5s q
sas Z. sss.1:
sid s;'i 'a SSss S:5 .s.uo.u..
THE a rE IL. s 4sS s.rs. ':'
eels los. 5os GA Fs ii Haif 7tS st.
DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD,
AArS %,ss os..es; o p,s H !. IL
srA.sp Vii BE- rsseivsd II tSs oh >,
Sss j; oS s. T: = ; ES:sfS SSsss$s;
OF WOOD; Il Coal to be 90 d egg sized, vhtts
s1 70 g &.
es b.
made to this ONCE, or to the ONCE Of the Metro
dsE - RICHARD vALLAcH. Mayor.
First Grand BALL
PowHAF p 4ai CLUB,
1st Z h Peg ai I! q
THURSDAY EvIs II Dee. nth, ISIS. h
Tickets o, ,mis., os ssnt,sm.n and ianiss.
+ 1. f /: e, j jssS q ei E.i.ss;:
IREsH FOREIGN FRUITS!
NUTS, CANDIES, Etc.
wholes, halves and quarter boxes
NEW RAIsINe.
New sstorn CITRON,
Fresh rabisn DATES
kweet Havana ORAEGIs and BANANAS,
New zante CURB ANTS.
FINE MALAGA GRAPES.
COCOA NUTS, WALNUTS. ~ .BEkT3,
oR1AM NUTS and ALMONDS
YIeHRHH UNRIvALBD MINCu MEAT.
HIR1 CRACKERS and vIREWORK5
In lASSe veristy.
Assorted ssssn Esan.d
OANDIDo.
and LARGE assortment OF 6ae
FRKNoH 0ANDI1s.
I'm two and I've pound boxes. toe sther VITA
10Y OANDIEe,
aAa . large stock Of Fresh Good usaAuY kept Il
Q wholesale ard Retail Esu;t Store. at tbs vssg
lowest market rates 1t J. PlARS0N'0.
s49fand 493 Eighth trssk.
de lot* near Pc An. Az nao.
By Wn. 4. ALI q co.. Auclonesrs
Why eUPkRIOh R05hWOOD PIANOS,
Y PARLok Gu Iss, I'D HOUSEHOLD tulHIfpRs AZ
AUCTION On FRIbAY MORylN0, 18th idsE 81
~ o'elock, - Win sell ~ the Ha over 2. 81. Hoss
4 Go. q Stors Penn avenue, near the sornsr of9sh
strest. la0e cotloction OF very superior Ru mi.
several Ros.wcod p.sno Pcrte., one Of then sv.rv
turellor and NM toned inst~u N sat, with
Pearl fnlsid q cnt, u Knsbe q Rse
Another 2. = Pearl inlaid Fort 3, Haze Co
xasy aid et6e CHAIR, In 0gocatel and Reps
MshosaIy snd Walnut Sofas and Tote. a-sstxs
MAhoSsny HAy b.s-top Centre fables
MahosaIi Ard walnp, Marble tsp Ohsmssr aaisss
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GREAT CLOTHING 1srABLIsHN1Nf
BAR & BROTHER,
conxzs OF = AND slvxs.H s,lss4s.
We are NO. daily rsseiv.ns u our own naaufsc.
1Ins business suits,
An p =. ne. s.ys Of 9sainsss Yrock Goats.
Iiscs Sroek Goats made and Trimmed In the best
Pine Mack poeskin Pants,
Ana Of taaey Ces,imsr Pants and Vests ~ hsvs
Ne. sss: q ~ ats:s sss
sss::s
grsWers SUI Meek Tiss, 6oarfs. Giik and Woo.en
Also. : O.: sto:s 81 Military Clothing.
All offhe above nam u goods are a ostly If suy
sss
ds ss H 's:'s: 70 ''''l.''. sAn ssora.,'
nIPAIrNsEf 9. AaaIogt.UIE,
r Il. Sseysy. a.d Ma.:S.s,gs.s e EsT s.d
::s & s:::! Is. issss
~ s = IS rs
g :ss sa sss a;; s 8
.sss.s sss
Eotice. Of tksir isyotsssions mi4lt 1eo4a,e
!: TT: .:::s;::;:s /: : a.:
ss sss.ss e.: 3 60 e 81
,nsns, IN g; hefsee asss esy, sampless OF the
$3.50 81 g. "a s; & ;ss
a4s tssriptees Of lbe kinas sad cost Of "a e IN
eiy us q, who're mad, &C., together with any asd
?, eicu " s"e "" 0"1
Thi. informal. a u necessary before an iutslli
CERT dis tieitio1 sAn b+ made
asah dh leAAC N1WfCa, Qeuui siensr.
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g CHRIeTSAs SUPPLIES
NtxD1 kS3 RAIsIks and whole, hA.f aad quar-.
tn boxes Layers,
New CurI ants Citron and FIGS
Cooking Wine snd Brandy ana Cham ossue CIDER
Sheier g 1shen and elsdes Batter aud B dct vi heat
Pickles. Jeliiss, Canton 6ings. and COX s Celia.
tine. - JOS. W DAVIS
IT. Corner 9Th and 9 reefs
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By wa. l.. ALI q co.. Aue,ionesrs
Why eUPkRIOk RO5h WOOD PIAS0S,
gss
- o'l9ek, &c Win cell q the Hal over 2 q. Hsss
Go: q Ufors Penn avenue, near the oofeef Of eth
street. laEe coileetlon Of very superior Fu mi.
several Eo.vweoa pisso yer.s.. ons Of sa.n y:.y
Pearl fnlsfd mont. b. Knabe q 3se
Another new Pearl inlaid Fort, By Haze Co
Paror eultes, consisting Of Tate 3 tetes, 6ofas,
tasy aid et6e CHAIR, in 0goeatel and Reps
Msh ogary snd walnut Sofas and Tcto O. totgs
HpyfnS- seat and Arm Chairs
Mahogany AAf ble- top Centre rAh.ee
MshosaIS Ard Walnut Marble tap Ohsmbsr aaisss
walnut and 0sk Txssss,ep p.ps-- -sh,ss
HrusesiS Velvet, and Tkree.ply Carpets
HandscHs ll Painted and DaansleA oossAGe CAAn~
ent-irs s ss "a xaassa.y Mirrors
ssrecs5e 1 s.S 9 R 900 70 kesssss
eofn Il sblse ana CHgt tAedea
PLATED Tee ard Ds11es oe1o az
Ottonsns and lesy Chair
Hair. ehuck. ID eDgina Meye9aeeee e+gssa
Feasher Feoe boIsteIs, and RtlsOua -s.ss
Oiliu9 Oeue-seas, Arm asd 8syolyang CeAsr9
Hahnssnv an6 walnut WhNtnots
Msscrsns ~ SrescS. ss6 Cottage BsAsssAAs
sOilclofh Cocoa MaAttnS, sd ngEe
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AfAAAsa YALf111UHH HAD. AkalssR
~ from NV York. and 10 NOW dis 4R3A
scesrRirs esreol sc feat Hssh street, 2aGH
Gtof sefoUn. ConsiehAe1 will pto4se ct - =
sas shs sssss6bssssA Al
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fYVRF NATIVE VIM YCN eAIS1 At vaAss.
IL UHLMANNH Depot 81 y alive wtnes HsfA
Gasitel street, sorasr o. ecSRdtrY sssesss
90 2l.ms
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TO OITIzENs AND STRANGERS.

We invite all no are Ia search Of any Article Of
ChiNA 81 aS6 or CROCK sRv TO examia. our
stock wbfee - very con- pete ana of superior AT
ity In articles especially adApte to the holidays
We bave the foIloyiL
RICH PUNCH Bowls,
CUPS AND RAuCRRy,
xAS1e, Mugs, COLoGNxs.
TOY TIA RETs,
-MATCd SAFES, TOYS, 90.
WUB4 & BEvDRfDE,
successors to Ctss 8. Fowler 4 Co,
Dc is l01> 504 Odd Fellows Hall 18th It
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w Is Mark. Space Penn Arsnus.
Invites the Sftep ion If Oh enasers TO ths eli .
gAi colleetnp Of Articles for HoIid ~ Presents-
Point aid v.lencias, H apdk srehiefs and Sets,
Thread and Pusbsr Lace NsiIe,
CofT~ urs and Bsrhsa.
Fancy Work Boxes velvet aud Ls.th.r Csh.s.
Cigar Cases and Sta ads Steel an IA; Comb
Steel AZ Jet Pr 8. Ear Drop. nd 6eta
PortemonnAies Pans 10. at
IS Market Space Penn avenus
de Is between 8th AND oth sts
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W Nor,GWEi s s z. Dec Z, 1865.
Notice 10 hereby given to ali persons in Ar
1esrs for Taxes. whether Gas. Special. OF Annual
fore the lat day Of Janusry next, the Property On
which the Tax ia due III then BE- advertised ana
sold az the Law directs choee who wish to avoid
within the tim. specified.
des cow VIM. DIXON. Collector.
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"THE LADIES OF TIE DUNBARrON ST
vi. - MEs d Lgi'e9psl Church win hold :
DC, commencing Tuesday evening, Dsc 18TH >
70 continue four pf2hts. d0I2 dts