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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
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Fifth Ward Repsblican Association.--Ar regular
Ms s Hotel on MONDAY 4 hsESG ssei i F:.
Va VI M sosss' secr.s.rie.
Voices from the south !-1lr. Van BESIHUY-
II /; rvsSS ss T 10 : ,: e
tires, at inhelb. rg..'s saloon and Tribune ONCE;
XVIII Ward Republic IN Association.
The American Photosrnphical society viii
meet at the small .Chsp,l Of tue Ne~.Yors UaveIsity
JUNE g. at Subject: Method Of Preserving Mega
''''' ''''' '"'' +. a. oEIssENHAINER, j., SEQ
The Peoples Union General Committee for tho
on MONDAY aS svENSd June at $50 ococt ..ii se.2
quarters OF lsth't sna sthsv Bushes. o. imPor
lance {. 10 Be Transacted IRA y. MILLER,
iSas 4s,f M5Gis Secretaries f''''''''
May ~ VIII be delivered THIS EvENING, IN the Jo,h st.
NJ. y. Church at O'clock Subject Travels In Germany"
TAr, Is cents Children 5eent' Singing by The children
VI tho school,
save Your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
for small bottle Hair Dye, when you get bottle Ave
'' %f Fl Gfi's' SGS ii s H .af HSTf
is sUPERsEDING ALL OTHERS.
soi hnest linen. On. application will last until ,ns
hair out when can be applied at tie roos without
II is WARRANTED NOT 10 INJURE THE HAIR OR
SKIN
A. 3. wILBOR Chemist.
No i65 Courl..t Boston.
For sale ia New.York by d. g. Barles f. [. " eis aud
J. Miihsu No los Broadway.
Foyyle,s Pile and Hunor Cure,
ron INTERNAL AND LHrGRNAL USE
Ono bose ~su.leIa poEusnon, cure 10 s7efy kind Of
Tiles. two bottle, IN Leyrosy. ScrouiA salt kLson aud "a
dl.e. q he cain In Of fu'e all requested 70
retain the empty bo-s oud taks 5scs their Az
.f..sJ bou!,, In returned sad hos wsrr hsiua No
Gaze. Of faiuls IN Pile, HunsoI, sold evsryvhse III
dealers mus. warrant 4
HHUFxiS 4 Co. BrnsdSsy, " Y.
Iudia-1abDer Gloves.
F,r Condemns. uog.-~orst No
CEerDN HOSE OE Ali SIZES.
.sDiA-RDbBfR JEW
AID al Ain "a OF .lhb.r ,.oud-. whoies.e and rsts
GOsDYEAR5 l. Il -. RFO co,
No. 105 Bro,dsay. I.
We have Opeucd our Embellishments
FOR RI AIl.!Np
,EcHANi - Tools,
BUILDERS HARDWARE
LOckrMlrb S ard
M.AsUFACrURERs SUPPLIES r,,,,,r,os
'"'''''' CUTLERY
PATTERSON BROTHERS,
so. - rARK-KoW.
Ilr,,r,,ed Catalogue, furnished on .fPAelsion
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No IA Bf..iwsy wh,Ie 81 communication mus. be =
dressed 10 t,olor W BLISS orgsnist tho Brtgads-
EEIOLIlNG OFgICES-No. "a Bsoad~ az opposite thS
CIV n,ii No Centre st. opposite Coz, .rolefs OHcs sae
M. loui.st, Brsoklyn. 0pPosie Wv uAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Ready.-Om new ST., OF PLATED TEA SETS
CoftEE URNs, Ice PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS
EOKhS SPoOSS Sc Our a..oIturn, Of sterling SIN fH-
MARE Fin- " ArCHFS. aud Rich JE"ELhf, ALB Ny
ptNCY GOODS, NC. largo OF b.tter J. H.
JOHNSTON 4 Co., No $50 BowcTy cor. BToomc'ss. N L.
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1no nen.iona are noes grsnted, ON an aver.

Over 100 peneioDs are now granted on all aver
noe daily. Yesterday, i27 were granted. To-day,
"a pepson certificates were issued from the Pension
Office. The applications received at the Pension
Office amount to over 200 per day.
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Below.


Ship-D,ni-l Webster. Dsiytf. nom LONDON ,i.y o.
BuIi Schiller lbiem.J, bahf. iroLi iiahOui- "Ay'
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Invalid Corps, 4. y. A.-Col RObr; NUuhNt
A. = ttoyost NulshsUcnrts has established hs rnne,s
RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS ior LAo INVALID 1ohfS
on HONOR, a. No. rs frmklin.,L ,,,
Ony those nce and Ssdicfs 10 have been sioseu 10
tho service aad present etsrsot recommendation WI,
be received Application to be hIst made TO sar no"1 -
EL lnoa tor IL, District Ia yLeh the sppc ~ u ilfe
and the terhca, OF this Beard TO be thea fesvtsd 10
ei.hcg Of the UnJsfsgned. Jas NJ az, Na..''''
LAS W POWELL. u Fis.t Lieutenant
Inyald Corps. U. s. a. Rsesai:ipa Ouaefs
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Pus.cDucrs Arrived


Ian. @. Let ~ 2n. Ion. o. 20. ship Oswin.o. Cal
efpool loi Philadriphis, - day. cut
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Card 10 the Public.
hye thankn. Tor pss psfousSc mu'I call the attenuon
NV customers come ugAind vel. e. nnpfncipl'd acis
Of ceft.n rra dealers who by subteI!ugo and badness oil
L,.t to PROFIT pua penny An interior article La. beer
S,sl ou cus.orrr. tobacco by the pound Gtsn
49, Smoking Tobacco They do It lor Two rossons-ss an
.,y 10 a., aaa bec,us, being Inferior article o Dake
..,t. ,nor- uef polnd Daring absence, for over
ear il gave such paItes more chance OF success lie
mi will yeass th-rso1e notice that my tobacco VIII be
M in ,usI. un l-r nay SIGNATURE Also In half pound Drums
ma IN soine places by the pound iouse but IN otler TO be
OF the quality. will give the isht KIND
and M make each person acquaiuted with 1T 80 that wnon
leorp,iou attempted wil % easily seen warehouse
No 1871 Watefs., N,w.fcrk ,.,,,,-,, =,
Fl 6th.av, this Chy. aud JOSEPH CoLGAN. No. ''i
Mon,gomey-st, Jersey City ,r,,.n, Y,ru
NB-qweniy different brands Of 500 oCv Cslis offered
Ia .lsi
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luIltarn Nciisss.
HHApQrARIERs PNovNsT. MARSHA. }
A...-.u l.nNDnka.InNAL lI.rkLlI-

CnyuIry - Pa.yosT. MARTA CRYSTALS OSricr,
W,,,IIV,,rtIS d. C.. May -, l3blAl men who dcs TO
M any p,r,icuar regiment Of cgsalry Ia toe h-d
,r.y sunorkal 10 present tsens@se, al any thu dangg
lie next Unity dA,s to the bosd Of hATolnen thar
tec,ys D,.trc.s The Board shsh examine thea and de-
t.pio. anon ts fitness for the and 9und be
IN the Provo, u sal OF ths Dissret shsl give ,he
genera Teuj. at the
III the A. pggyo,t.NAshA General f thc State. As
thy pre- -nt his general ende2yogs they sh.
br Juy n,us,sed b. mu'isag and d,'ouIssg oics sud
p,ia oy MIN ne bouaty allowed by law.
JAMES 3. FAX. Provos,3issaal General
Persons sho desire ~ sastw present beU ,evos A. thess
L,,duuaGer-. tuAS r.. irNniNS
Csptsin anl frovos,. al,hsl lNth Cong Dl't.
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Iios's

Iho.s
m,ONyrc Is-NCr POzDrH
n. orrn,l and certain Narms kt- iniior The sfssor
Jn,fy sn-c Of Tia. article for thng Roschss AIS Bugs,
Fes. &c for preserving Pon Cloins Furniture So
from Moth. bser tested i,r - y.srs and warranted 'si
BE. u Is free frsn Poison.
P,~,r. ofl,f.on. and counterfeit. Each frk hn .h.
,i-rsiufs = r. Lyon.
L,oa, F. certain death to Rate and 'ic@ SOLD y
81 Dfu,ll.i. AID Fuui,ute dealers
pEx,, :. BASIS Co.. Agents,
No .1l Bfoslwsy hew-Yort
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HY,DquAKrKks PRovosr-MARsHAI- J
SIKH pi-T. N. T., NJ les 6TH'ay- I
Skw.YoWx. Jane |, 1863

Cayslvy.-PRovosr.MAR 0gSRRALs OrricH.
WAsUlNsIos u. G., May % lSo3AI men who desie ID
o ann cnsr regiment Of cavalry In tho held are
norehy present themselves e. time during
lie NJ II thirty days Board Of Enoinient IN their re-
.c,v. D,.;ric Tho Board will saasino theri, and DE-
srmu- upon hr for the service. and found to %
IN tie Provost. Marshal Of the District viii give them ran:'
20 the General rendezvous at the Head
eusItr. OF the A. ProyosMsrsha General OF the state
As soon they present themses at this General henaee
Won, they .hs be daily mustered by mastering and DID
burny officer and paid BY him The bounty allowed BY lag.
JAMES Il FRY, Provo,.- Marshal General
Persons desiring enlist Will present themsev wee al these
IIssdonart.r. without de- ay. JAMES W. FARR
Iapta,p and Provost Marshal With Congressional Dist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Fifth Ward Republican Association.--Ar regular
meeting Of this Association viii De held a. Lsird's Fth
ard Hotel on MONDAY EVENING jane 9. 1868, at
oclocR THOS. OUTWATER, Prest
" a. M NOES secrs..re.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

TTNNIUNN
During the month Of May there were ,S71 arm
nsp,ons granted and pension certificates sent 10 IN
n.usoner IRON the Pension Office as follows:
TO inTal. .'''''''''''''''''
10 widou., uothsEs, and o. shana'.'''''''''' 20"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ORDERS ISSUED BY zen. BURNSIDE.
Fernando Wood Gets the Cold Shoulder
THE MISUSE OF CALCMEL In TIE ARMY.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Thbuue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Reorganization Fifth Reeiment Nsw:Ycyk
yOi.. fDuryee's Zouaves)-CoL CLENELAND
WiNslOW 1850 sounty gwen os ENLlSTMENTS. He
rating for Couipaay o. ah Nswfoik Nsla, 1t Ma. los
ud.onst members Of kis and other rcgmsnts afs u.
ed ca, sddres whers fall parteaiATs ~A
be svsn. OfEcr hours from a IN until p. M.
GEO L. GuTARlE, Csptsin and Recruiting V.hcer.
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-.,.,,ned VoIuu,eers.-NOrlC - Tho NINTH
sniMt% ZoUAVES tteadquarter., Nc. 4as Broome-ct.
Mi Spldpt. Of reurn-S regiments that intend avaitro
of the state bounty aud Eulist before the thirty
,pife arc requested To call and ENROLL their uamss
40 yhst tnoy may DO notified of day TO enlist
~ '' ' ' t. JARDINE, Colonel
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gInvaiid Corps. U. =. A.
INVALID CORPS. u. 8 A.
INVALID CORPS, U. 5. A
RFCKUlTS WANTED.
~ NrEn


RvcRIIIrS WANTED.
necrpi,inr lander vous, No. IS FTanklin.st.
Only those men disabled 10 the service wheins' IN
' " CORPS or HONOR. ,,.,
rho ,shl. ,f per,ormDe guard and hight nsfoheo
~. pg 20 duty In the lst Battalion; those who have
Lot 70 the I'd Battalion hoss who have loss siss ne
arc least ehse''''' ~ Wv Jas Is. POWELL, JR.,
,,r;.,, Invalid Corps. u. s A, Recruiting Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

FoOT's PaTrNT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
pv~ftou Which bt. isif 20 'urri..ae .ia ~'oInd'
cntfsy he fse, I'll stsn Tat ha's hri-t"io
need N.s. OF, Irtbuue AZ " nErtth " lisoH DO"
irs MscAin- Rsoas No - Roadway. heN-i0ih
WHEELER a WILSON'S SE"INn-M ACiilNEs,
uIgHEsr fEEsfts
Il,sma,louIl t.IlLiiion. London. i92
unirr 80. ~ BnDADWaT. Ns~-fort.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
,Pr ssp sFErAL sTsrsss-N~w SD ftltaDe reairi.tit
.fafi. Il uoN .irtuclArtus-ssut Ia sea- iref
.rsslnrs 81 chang. Adifrss ~ 2 Nhiiii' h"t"h
roN How .fd ASocisn7n, Ptis1e phs Ia
JrTTJES's GKEsT SiLI oi LADIES and 6ES-
rfr.A~, ruoys fof sun sirs- grsst attention
ihs lrs ...m 90 be awa. I. JsrYzbss, N' J'i hf"id
s.y &. 80 place T. SECURE s1ruf FFrt. a snoLs
~. i-I1. Jos TIE safe ~. fsyi-1's - boz % Er
TRU~sLs.-NHuE'S PATENT -L"yER IKt -
tho perfect Tfu.. made. ltis 'snf CLAY sd
g.sI aut lvrua faIcty. IL e'ubit's pilnri
srtes -vrf sud producing 10 pf-.afe on no oac'
cord ID ~. yufch4- until Tau pti'i. Ice
GKAsuaI E 60. No 3D. bioa4"1y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21
l.s)stAL NEWS.
.MTTSEaENTs TONIGHT.

L.
FcRrrs THEATKR.-Mr. Ford announces the
Holm L Ov els, and he Will apps AT to- ME ut as
a. Henry Dove" in Married Life" and rs
s.So'on Single" in TIL" Yankee Teamster"
In ADDITION TO these plays, Miss Alice GRAY
VIII deliver poetic address, written by T. S.
ipoHChOo, Esd. of this city Fords theater
viii, no CONN, be erammed nightly, for @ 6ens
is ser erai fayorite, and he Is sustained by a
COED com pany.
growers THKArRE.-The great tragedy
combination, f. L. Davenport. J. W. Wailack
AMI Ms Farr.n, waich pro we'd so attra cti We to
our citiZeis some weeks ago, as been re.en-
gagged by Mr.. Grover for few nights, and will
gave their first enter ainment of this engage
ment to- night, all OF the combination appearing
Those f1DG OF tragedy will, of course, resort
TO Growers.
CANTERRUEY-The great terpsichorean alli-
ance, .iuI'a Mortimer, Mlllie and Clara Fow-
Ger, and AEnetta Galletti, tonight enter upon
the third week of their en- gagement at this pop
MAR nall, and variety OF new and beautiful
acts Will be performed. The grand ballet 1.-THE
tountaln OF Love" and the beautiful act 1.-The
GiIsey IIio,' will both be performed, together
with numerous other acts.
FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of Christ
Church (Rey. DR.. Nor selIsl are holding fair
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. They have
suit6 bile for Holiday week. At the Fourth
Presbyterian Church also, a splendid fair will
commence TO night, with q fire display of ar
ticles, and well loaded refreshment table
BALL.-Ihe Shields boys give a grand ball
toll light al Temperance Hall. Bersman's
Bard has been engaged, and a good time nav
be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

" 0nd and 1oaI, &c.
Wood and coal viii of course be in demand
these cold winter evenings, and NO. Nc KNEW,
IL Lhe corner of Seventh street and the canal
in vites the attention of purchasers.
Builders III want of lime would do we'll to
call upon ". II. Cooley, at his kiins On Rock
Greek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21
DlED,

LIED,
On Sunday, the 2th of Dec. Mrs. MARY ELIZA.
BElH D0RAs, the beloved wifs Of John = b.
rs TS "a the an yfs ,s ct hss ar Fam bsr
cordially invited
MAGGIE 3, WELLS, aged IL years D''>>'
her f.Eersl .ili tsks pls;s irom the .esidsnss Of
oeleos Wst t sor niag asi inst Her friends
axe pFi'e" 70 At''-I int, cow, a
Or the EIst iast., JOHN ~, Jr., son of John
@Ld salIie A Loyejey. aged weeks,
suntsy, Dee; 2gth,. MAGGIE JANE. youngest
r1"nths end q dsys.
baltimore sun and Hartford, Conn., papers
please copy
Or the morning of the 18th inst, JAbE3 Ellis
WORTH beloved son Of WIN, and biafy A Dow.
ming sstd 2 years and months.
pis laDqaishing READ Is 81 rest.
BIS quiet i'm NOV able hres
Is hssved by 8tllicrion more.
I'm, Infant son Of " N. IL. aud Martina Ana
'mlth, aged IL months
Ii Tie eehoss, little ECHOES,
u sssf tass i 10 sRsE a tsll heart
Who has lost her all
ss s En- bis sthsr ia
eldest asa s Anthens AID Anu. Maais
HYDE, IL the 3ist year Of his age -
bis csu e os Saesiy 70 fssa sa
inst al IL o'clock. 'n'
ns p. .s ~ getown, bets
LIZA inst Jam Is POOP, in the 24th year of h,s
TO ia puritd on Tuesday er eniug. the 22iirss At
2o'e!oet- His fsends and rsistiVes are lnvitsd 20
attend
liz GEORGETOWN, O., on Mondsy morning. Dss
7lst, FRh SOIs, son YIN T. and Henrisfta Heron.
in the 4;h year 81 hts age.
Tie funeral gtii tax 8 place On TO ,norros eaes-
dsst eVenins, at O'Clock. troKa the reiidsnce of
his psFeDfs. corner OF third and Fsystts streets
Cine 4EieE at the fanosls are invited to att-nd.
-, tAa q II inst JOHN O'pEA ia ths c5 h year
g: : eye. E 553 a5-
E5a f.seEds ard scquajutsuees are re'psetf5lIv
iLvJset to > tet q his iupeTEl &c MIRO. at Ii
o'clcek. iEsss his iesisence 81 the Cham Bri.e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21
OUR HOLIDAY DIRECTORY.

The holiday season is now SO near that the
preparations Tor their due observance must at
once be entered upon and purchasers bagin to
look about hem with some solicitude to ascer-
tain the best places to make their selections.
To aid hem we commence to-day the publi-
cation OF our Christmas Directory, giving the
names OF responsible leading dealers known to
possess the confidence of the community, and
where the purchasers may be sure of being
fairly dealt by.
As we shall continue our notices from day
10 day our customers will do we'll to send in
their advertisements without delay and ensure
themselvt place in the Directory:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

Book SALE.-A large collection of n iscsl-
laueous books, belonging 10 the late Dr. G.
Bailey, Will he sold, for account of his estate,
at the faction rooms of James G.. Mcclure d
Co, commencing This evening at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

EXTEEsIoN or TIME.-The time for the ex-
animation OF persons claiming exemption, from
the draft has been extended to the stu of Janu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

JOSEPH REYNOLDS IL Co, No. 500 Ninth
street, have well selected assortment of brack
cts, chandeliers, droplishts, shades, &C., aud
all things in the gas . ..sns lire, which they
will sell at manufacturers prices.
MYERS &MCGHAN, at No $40 D street. have
in store gas fixtures of entirely new patterns,
desir rs and finish. Those intending 10 make
purchases in this line should by all means give
this firm q call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

II. AUCTION NOTICE
HAVING Connected with tbs House vanishing
business hat of general Auction and Commission
Merchant l am prspard to attend promptly to all
bus ness entru sted to my care
large and dry basemen Mt for storage OF goods for
auction sales.
Cash advances made ON consi grments
Il. BUCHLF.
Auctiopeer md House Furnisher,
de 10 I'm 42s TIN at between G and Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

fTRE-Testerday afternoon smoke was dis
covered issuing from the store of Mr.. j. Bailey,
saddl at, Sixth street, near PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue.. Patrolman Dom burst open the front
door, while SergeaR. CTonin and PatT0Iman
PeEdal got buckets OF water. The floor was
found to be on fire, and they succeeded in ex-
tinguishing IL. The freyuen were soon on the
spot. but fortunately there was no use for
them. The damage was inconsIdarable. The
fire Is supposed 10 have been caused by spark
from the furnace OF Uubants restaurant, which
is beneath the store and quite near the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
qsTop the pisht Of the 18th one sh BLACK aaS
alst street, bet. II and 1, IT.
EOUND-On Saturday, 10Th instant. con Thir.
to she s Hs may hsys
cay s a s5is prove spd
c. REWAoD -strayed OF stolen from the prem
White snd oosisS has
hair 70. S, tier has the appearance Of very old
dsai.iws "''''' =" . S' ". W. RApLY.
Coz REWARD.-stolen, on the 7th instant
EssStN hooKSs: sesPssiass tss sssapat: ND
G ne. The sbove
ward viii be given If returned to TIE Star Office,
de lsstr Corner and Half s aoo ns sis
49, the .em Depot ;, young COW black with Whit.
So Yin be- P s.s ss sS to JOHN
TAXES Up EsTKAY192 wednesday, the 18Th
H. H fsf
ward Prove property pay shsrges sna r take him
De is st- corner Of .ad ssS ANs sTy Yard
e. REWkRDi1Lott. on Tuesday, Dec sta, .
W Bisck POODLE DOG, named Pet The end
OF one paw white; near one foot high; large hssd ;
large size: Any one returning him to my resi-
dencs: 342 g street, bet. 18th and 18th, will re-
coz REWARD-Oy u necessary The fnY ralvn-
:, ~ >, t,9n Of the PinILest s9ifg from $50 9
=: RfHst shs Pin
wss lost on Tuesday afternoon. between tine hours
o. 9t are p m II was highly PriIediby the owner
the owner by returning the Pin to this ice or to
$40 street. [des I'll Il. w. IDMONDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

By WIN L. DAI.r Il co snntinuesrs
DERsMPIoRY SALE OF CASkS OF FINH
bCoyS AED eHoAS AUoT fus.-0n tn URS-
DAY MORNING next. December 24th eonulenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. we viii sell, at our Auction
hoe ms, with ont reserve, fer CASH
Quilted Sole Cavalry Boots
Wster Proof ' 60
81 BslInorsi and Brogsn
Mems YAK LestGer ="
=" Ncman'ssi," &sp's 3elmorsIs
IS Men g. Y0u.s's. and Wonsa's Boots
With vsriety of other Shoes, which will be posi-.
lively closed out. 5& -s4E
TsrGs cash. ~.
rdel9 Wh. i. WALL Il 90, srcts s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ B! t @ Y 81
i TOY
Confectionery and Fancy Articles, suitable for
Christmas Presents. for sale cheaper than else.
where in the District. At
VALENTINE MENGERS
No. So High street, near Bridge St,
de l2-2w~ GEORGETOWN. D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

81 7 @ Mc9pIRE & CO. Anctioaesrs
TATE ON TIE IsLAEp.--By virtue OF deer &c or
the supreme Court Of the District of Colu ynhis
recorded In ISsr A g.. No. 1856, foiies ell ga,
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premises, LOT Nos, IN Square no 3ss. jim prov cd
BIZ Lropt rty 70 situated on street south be-
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Terms One-fhira cash and the balance in Tao.
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deN eo& de- J. O. McfsUIRE CO.. Ancss
tfuR "a Il 800 Sets OF I. ?, aud horss secoad
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cash Apply tt r. 2. JOHNS ON. No. 3T3 Penn
asenne. 81 tween as and eth streets opposite
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

u ES Z N s.
Parties in search Of Presents for the Holidays
viii find In our assort m ent An endless variety
of Useful "a well as Fancy Articles, of the newest
and No ost elessnt designs.
The earliest applicants will have the largest
stock to select from.
II. W. GAIT & BRO, Jewellers,
De J9-6t 1854 Penn ayenue
Smyrna times., 1863-05-07
Fast Day in SMYRNA.

Thursday last the day set apart hv President
Lincoln for humiliation. fasting and nravrr to
repent OF our national sins, and ark the Great
Creator to, III mercy, avert the calamity that is
now aitilctln% uS. was. We are sorry to say. but
partially at least oUtwardly observed in this
town. Bat two or three places were closed all
day, and few more honorable exceptions clos
cd during the hours Of church service. We
do not know whether we arc more wicked
more ungratefu or more opposed to the Gov
ernment than other places, but it is very evident
from what We hear from other cities and towns
that We arc much behind them in the usual
observance of these days of grace As a commu
nifty. We hope the Divine dcnunciaton to a
a " hard-hcartcd and stiff-nocked people will
not be applied to us.
Services were held in the Presbyterian Epis-
copal and Methodist churches. and, considering
the circulnstaccS above named, were well at
tended. At the Methodist church DIR. Cooke
preached an able and searching discourse, tax
ing for his subject Jonah and the Nincvites.
lie reviewed our national sins in the spirit of
the Proclamation (which he characterized as
exceedingly appropriate, we'll wOrded and unsur-
passed by any proclamation of the kind he had
ever rcadl and considered that we are being
punished for our offences before Jehovah. Of
which we must repent before we may expect
forgiveness and the lifting of the affecting rod
Our sins were divided into individual, commu.
nifty and national-Sabbath breaking, (strongl,
condemnlng the Sunday mail service) profani,
ty, cruelty to the Indians, inordinale desire fo,
wealth, disregard of law, luxury, ingratitude
NC, &c.-which, as national or communit,
sins can only be punished in this word. and Il
not rcpcntcd of and corrected, result in deStruc
ton, as was cited in the cases of the powerful
nations OF antiquity now only known in history
He closed with a melting and powerful appea
In prayer for Divine mercy to interpose anC
remove this bloody strife, and make us again
happy, united and virtuous people.
Rev. D. Z. Thompson pastor of the Presby
tcrlan church, also held interesting religion
exercises, consisting of Scripture lessons. sing
ing and prayer, closing with an address on th
E sins Of the nation, and the duty of repentence
expressing the opinion that our cause is inst
and through the providence of God, if we pro
perly humble ourselves, must prevail.
Rev. II. S. Getz, Rector of the Episcopa
g church, held services at the same hour as tn
above, consisting of the reading of Psalms, tn
, Collect, Litany," special and patriot
prayer set forth by Bishop Lee, and chast
and spiritual sermon in consonance with tn
: Proclamation of President Lincoln.