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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-17
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

A Bill Authorizing the Assessment
and Collection OF q tax in Belmont
County to pay Bounty Promised
to Volunteers.
WHEREAS, Under the late call Of the
President Of the United States for 300, 600
volunteers, and his order for a draft of 300.
600 men for the service, the military com.
mittee Of Belmont County appointed BY the
Governor of the State to assist and promote
tho cause Of v'.lunteerins in said County,
promised to each person thus volunteering
and entering the service private bounty Of
twenty five dollors; sna : f.'l'Ie
WHEREAS, Only small portion of said
bounty has been raised b. subscription anil
paid therefore, ar r 10.
SEcrIoN |. Bei enacted by the General
Assembk ofkhe State Of Ohio, That it shall
be the duty Of the Commissioners of Bel
mont County to levy tax for the year 1863,
on the property real aud personal on the
tax duplicate Of said County sufficient to
raise twenty two thousand dollars, which
sum shall be made payable and bc collected
in the first semi annual instsllment for the
collection Of taxes and shall be called the
Belmont County military fund; and it shall
be the duty. Of the County. Commissioner
| to cause the amount thus collected as mil
itary fund to be paid over to the County
Military Committee appointed by the Gov.
ernor OF the State to promote the cause ol
volunteering in said County and the Com
missioners are hereby authorized to take
bond with such security as they may deem
sufficient, from said Committee, for che
faithful application and disbursement OF oil
moneys thus coming into their hands nc
cording to the provisions Of this act.
| SIC. 3 1t shall be the duty Of the Couu
ty Military Committee aforesaid, out of tbs
funds by this act provided for, to pay, first
to each person, their order or legal repre-
sentatives, who shall have voluntesred be
tween the ID day Of Jolly and the - day o.
September, 1862, aud entered the service d
the United States in pursuance to tht
Presidents calls Of July I'd and August 4th
1862, for volunteers, sum which shall b
equal to SIS, including the amount whisl
may have already bsen paid such person b.
order Of said Committee; and it shall b.
the duty Of said Committee to refund IN,
moneys which they may have borro we'd Ssf
applied to the purpose OF paving said boun
ty ;,.and all moneys subscribed and paid evs
to the Committee for that purpose, shal
be, BY the said COnmitte, be treated a, ,
loan and be refunded without interest, anc
the balance, if any remain after meeting th,
demands aforesaid, shall be distributed t,
the families Of volunteers as the Conmi,te,
may direct.
SEo. 8. To anticipate tho receipts whicl
may come into the County Treasury by vir
tue Of the provisions Of this aot, the sal,
Commissioners are hereby authorised t
borrow any SUM Of money not exceeding ff
teen thousand dollars, at rate Of interss
l not eTcap0ino aiv mar rent uh;oh >,,n,,,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

ful distance. For five hrmrs we M Nm
beepisolatcd from the balance " fths styay,
hghtng determined enemy more Nan ten
times our number, frequsntly almost hand
to hand conflict, calling forth hundreds Of
cases Of Individual courage and daring
among the officers and men Of tho ist mi.
gade. At last met an aid Of Gen. Jehn.
son, WIN ordered met fall back to the left.
in rear 0f 6sn Roussean division. vhen
We formed and tell back only whom Rcus.
seau 8 columns gave way until vs met IAN
Cleves division, whose splendid position
and the now exposed position Of the sns-
my to our numerous batteries, stufhad De
tide OF battle, and the now diminished
columns OF the enemy were hurled back
We had now gained the Nashville. and
Murfrsesboro road, aad it vas near ao'.
clock. From seven We had besn un,la, A..
and fought over almost every fool ., ,hy two
miles. from where we started in the morn;n.
l here learned with peaure OF Il Q ssfetv of
Col. Gibsou, and gladly relinquished 20 his
more experienced hands the command of
the brigade.
While in command, Capt. Schmidt.
L'eutenants Green, Miles and McGr.til Of
1en. Which 8 staff. together with A.Im-
sants Norton # 49th Ohio and DrDsis of
the 18th Ohio, rendered me ,sv sIu.bIs "A.
sistance 10 Islying the men, in oharsine the
enc my, and conducting the rstrsst.
On the lst, ID, and 81 Of January the
18th, with the brigade, took part II Inc
Dattics OF those daysOn various portions of
che field, the most important Of which WAS
the charge on the sneny's left, ubder the
immediate order and eye Of Gen. No,scpsns.
IN which no one Of the 18th wers isiSsed'
except Serst g. Malin in the thish b ! pisce
OF shell tho euemy poured upon ma On
the evening Of the ID Msj. MvClsushsp 10.
joined the regiment, having bsep ordered
70 DO 50 by the brisads cons snAer. 5ils
had been slightly wouadsd On the 3Ist.
Its with no common plsssars that I
refer to the gallant bravsr, Of the cornse.v
oihcers and msn OF tho prosd I'D 18th Who
took partin the actions Of The 3lst Dses,s.
Der and following days OF battle. They sus-
'ainsi the character they had ns.ls At 6kil n
and other fields OF glory, aai although this
,, Vas their hIst time Of ever yielding IN ZACH
; to the rebel toe, 1t was dose without dis
honor. To our noble dead VI have paia
tn last sad rites Of burial ani upos tkeir
graves have sworn their blood shall b.
Asen sed. Our loss is IT killed, IA wound,d
and lat missing. '.'- .i-''''
j cannot close without mentioning ths
sublime hsrois,s shown by the 6&ssfs sud
nsn OF ray command, in the p4,iypt en-
duT"nss of-hunssr occssienod Sy ne sup-
Plies having been cut Oh By the retA cav
slry' Oss dsy's ratioas Of hard bread aud
bacon being ~ they had frsA tks nes Nag
the ID OF January, with the ssesDtio. ef
one ear OF corn to each lash, issued to- VI
Il on the ipnrui 40 ar eh, Jl ..,.l :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29
-, p =, W.. WALLACk,
Col. Comd'g. 18th lnf'y. u. ".
List Of Killed, Nounded. ana ws..s-.
tie 18th InfanS =. n. IaSts =.


s'f. 18th infansrs, Q. v. iisS's.
Feld-Lisul-Co Frank Ask.w, vo.,us.d .ii~h,lv.
"sl; ~ '9la MsCl.nah.r, woanded slightly. II
Mckinney, wounded sishay; j. ). brown, v".nssi
slightly; J. liasneud s<verr; j. w Wh,,H scvs,,: i
ki.ss, s..;s 'lish. q N ':sn Sigh. N;:..sIi,
Chsny, Matthew Il Cheney, John D. fie,ni,s. f,ssen,
iednan, William Melons, Richard Mckinney. Wiiiism
Wilson 'P'o'' Ds''u
Co BmComm.ndsd by cspt J. r irown-cerp. Levi
CSs o,p ss" pf,sss As.0l.n s,,s; lIed Cop Me-
nnsf' 'cycre; samuel SLACK, sevese; Jacob idsueo..
;l,an rn". Eyn', ,sye,.j ) r PenTssu, - vsrej A.,
Wa sss ..,ss W:a :.,s.n ;sss.: ~: ..,:. .s:s, :.
is'n' Chasee sistx; John Iohu Praxlcs slisSs D.vd
shsn Mis..ns s-e.asl s,nth, r..iics xsiy,. s''"'''
Co C1Comna drd by Csp& J. NJ DussEJoa. M.s-
n1s moe kilea Jolly, wound:d .sv.r.; ussdsas .:.
yers; = s,,.wI,iiss, severe W 4 Wool siisss G. 6.
M-sin;.XM M cr.veS. Il catias. Il cSS % s.'sss. ~.
= ''Ss Sawh Msfesst Ross Rror, \. johnsoa,
Co p--Comnsnded BY Lieut. Pettit---I Hahn ..v.,.,
J iiesssr sewers; A L. Miller, ssvss.; H. shsIysr
S'sht Msslng,.WillAin Ccfvuis, =. n Care, C.
" WSnfn WanIin,a j. har Aaphsor Reamy, @. Tucker,
T., Co EEcomnsnded by Lieu. . Hinis--Ileu, O. Hi.
us, slightly; Orderly Seryt w. Main ssverc; ecry't
Addison liogle slight tmssinsi Corp C. E.ist sIisS,,
nissrg); h. Dysart, severe taiuse t~s1li d n 49,
iss. i ,Ss. s;ol; sa...so,a o.oss si.s :sS
yerei Henry Brook slight; John Feaioa, s.sSs; jehn
Msss'as i'is; ;Is' DilOs sksh. Olive. H.sS.sso"'
A.S,on spSsn Srsy WIs csssss.s S.s: ssis S..
,,r, William Giilhan. Jsmss Hall chssiss Hal j p
SAM MCMILLAN, Alfred Powell, wiliism Safe sSwais s
90 FIc.el Xmo. 6los.,-Ad.mc c. M.cos.1. .il,.
Fowler slight; N. Madden severe, y'isowies .livH.:
u brsndon, slight; A. Garock, slight: u. ". Hsyr
TSoias. yosspS .,S.. SeIsis Daniel
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29
Majority

A very good feeling prevailed, and Joint
Convention was in session only q few min.
utes. .rN.lt -,.- r-r .l.,,,...r r..t.tf fr.
A bill is before the Senate to change tho
per diem Of members Of the General As.
sembly from three dollars per day as pro.
vided for by act Of last session, to salary
Of $500 per session but it seems to meet
with but little favor .l',. ..l.'.
Mr.. Tayler has not yet officially commuui,
cated his inteneion to vcsign hiscommission
as Auditor Of State, but his friends here
expect him to accept Of his appointment at
Washington. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

II donations are properly directed as per
directions, they will be- sent through free
Mark them Sanitary Supple. for l26th
Regiment, o. y. l., care Of Surgeon Estcp,
Msrtinsbure, Va. N
l have the honor to bs fsllow. citizens,
Your ob't. sorv't.
WV EsrEp,
Surgeon l26th Kug't.. q. vi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29
10 Whom II May Con,c,,o.Jrl'nIl. ,,.Jl'I

A II. PERSONS KNOWING TSiEMSEG.xES I'M
n DEBrEb 70 the subscriber % bsok ecsoas, ar
immediately - expect 70 be absent In shert tir.s
and viii be Obliged 10 leave ali unness sreouss ss
&c, in As h.adso Of = ps0Pef psses stsollssdsa
q uiswSA ~ 9 $3.50. = TVse'! ts4A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

TaE prisoners captured hx the Rebsls At
:.s s s'ss ss: :sis os:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2e.-A Washington
dispatch states that Gen. Couch succeeds
Summer and U. +. Smith succeeds Franklin,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29

With similar force and pungency he goes
on, till his hour is exhausted. More ,timo
is promptly granted him, and he proceeds,
increasing in the powerful eloquence of his
denunciation, till he closes in climax 90
touchingly beautiful that tears stand in the
eyes OF moro than one bereaved member In
the crowd that clusters still closer around
him: IN if' Ut
No, air, there ia something more important to bo co,
sdered hero day than the question whether this lie n
thai lie, even lhoagh II he the nobes aud most proni.
ing Ia the land, shall survive this and that
IT, shall The Republic live Immortal among tho nation,
aud cover with tho Wgis of It's protection Your chdrer
and mine, aud all The children Of the and when we our
selves sha be no more upon the earth.
The conflicts Of the Old World have taught N, o,b,,
lessons ,han those TO which the gentleman refereed
war has Us sacrifices il also has its lrunphs and il,
compcnsstions Hut few years ago ali E,,roe shoaL
beneath tho conflict Of between Russia and rrauc
and Enga9d TO dslermne the question whsiher wrai
ribs sacrihcs OF life, Was that sii No, NJ nj ei
s s s *. o
ul OF woman IN ihe day ol peril aui n
ealamiiy aud .sc,'ase O. .sssrng and q death, .ha
child in The mangef Go follow Florence Nlxhin gsl
as she walked beneath the irowning walls Of sebaslonol
by her senle charities soothing the suaering and by he
divius wors cheering the dying illustrating TO Mi iy hs
beautiful life and her heroic sacrifice the ssdihcn,cs n
that revelation, ,he pure In hear, shall see God
And yet sir, IN that day The question was usked by
men OF Change in England, what have we gained ~
The war, II they had asked, what has ,,oi E,sl,,n
alone but the whole world gained by the warf ,i,ev
might have been answered this At least the Croscrn
hus gwen place 10 the Cross the Koran 10 lie MAJ.
rcstamsn. In the streets Of con.sn,inople foran ss
to the question, whatha England gained by Nv
war } one oi her most gined sons snid ~ Wv
so ask those who have suffered most frum the 49,.
whom has changed forever the beauty oil enr,h %
the imagery Of heaven, those who will never more ~.
The .un rise wi,hou, hrs. thinking what graves il rie,
never the esocss bloom In spring without a. ~
thinking what dus, u Is That fecda the Wild Hover. =
MtsA sWss.ss~ wswssh "a svsa = Sviss ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
ID FL ID.

On Thursday sve ning, Dec. 18th at the residence
of Vim Gait, Esq. Nj ath street CHAS. Il. MAR
RIOTT. Of Baltimore.
His funeral will take place from Mr. Galt's re-
sidence, at 10 O'Clock, to- morrow mo rning.
On the 18th inst. MARGARET DOMINICA the
youngest dau ghter of Michael J and Rose Moore,
aged months.
The funeral will take place to morrow AFTERNOON
at 21s o'clock, tom her late residence, No. 362
Va. az enue, bet. ~ and Sd streets.
DBATH OF AN AGsD CITIZEN.
On Sunday morning. the 18th, O'Clock, Mr.. Ed
WARD WAYSON died at his residence on Eighth
street east, in the ninety eighth year of his age
MIR. Wayson was 10 the employ OF the Govern
ment, in the Blac ksni,h Department Of the Wash
ington Navy Yard. for 50 years Mr.. Wayson was
. member OF the Methodist Church for 50 years
he was q devoted Christian, and honest and just
msr-the noblest work of God. His life was tran
Gull, end his death also: he lonsed to die and be
with Christ. He has left Q large family to mourn
his loss.
This lanquishing head is ut rest,
Its aching and thinking is over;
This quiet. immov able breast
Is heaved by affection more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
LOCAL NEWS,
Christmas dYerfiSers

We advise our advertising friends who de-.
sign telling the public what they have TO sell
in tire holiday season way to send in their fayors
as soon as possible. so that they may secure the
advantage OF proper notice in our Christmas
Dir Glory. Everybody is sure to scan the ad :
Helusing Columns OF the Star preparatory 10
MAKING Christmas purchases, fact we'll
known 70 all our city dealers, who govern
themselves accordingly; and strangers will do
well to bear the same fact in mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
LOST AND FOUND.

l. WhTUH snd CHAIN, between seventh street
and odd Fellows Hall. A liberal reward viii be
pIm1s fs'urnea to o'arena Wm as.f BLA1spELL.
l. the DEPOT. ; young COW, siaeE, With White
White; piece of rope attacSs TO Der horns 81 So
397 ST., bet. 9th and It'll. Do JS-St.
GIO INWARD FOR A CERTIFICATE OF
d " Discharge from the kfmy lost on OF about
given to tEe bearer en- deliverya at Riiey's Corral
IT. - -" N' FRANK WALLACE.
sSsRp aRP ShRasrPfs
H S.iss. pini's Rooms street, 'osasr a'h'
DROUGHT TO MY SLAUGHTRa HOUsE-BY
p eolored man named Leandra Prout, q small
I 81
de- II ST. Hef VI -O'n anu VIM. bINKINs.
HORSE, about l59t hands high. about years
Of age. The owner will oail at the stable of tne
Of sna .6
de nat JOSEPH MACE.
Con REwARD.-stolen from ths subscribe, op
MARE PoNEY; the right hind foot white star
= the bro y nose sho1s mule
ward viii be paid if taken in the District Of CouHa
sia and returned to JAS. W vhoSS,
Upper Ms rlboro,
DELI St Maryland.
q REWARD.-Lost. on Tuesday the 9Th inst,
DID q small Black TERRIER DOG, named Qyp;
about ave months old. This reward named above
will be paid to the person returning hinr to house
No. 354 Tenth ST., bet. L and NJ. de l6 St.
CE REWARD-Lost, on Tuesday, Dec Ssh, .
spC Bl.ck POODLE DOG, ma ned Pet The end
of one paw white near one foot h Ugh; lsr &c BAD
large size. Any one returning him to my resi-
denCs, 342 G. street, bet. l1th and 18th, will re
ceive the above reward. de ii
NOTICE -uame to the house of the subscriber,
y on the 8th instant. Dry Dark brown cow,
having white belly. large horns aud gray half way
up from nose to forehead
The owpe or is requested to call, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away, or she will be
dealt with according to law:
Nc. 400 street, bet. 9ta and 10Th,
de II lRN3W* Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

DANCER MESscss - Dets E-Sotkiog that wss
ever written or spoken ia more absolutely true, ,
than II at IIesTETfER's SfoNA ca BfrrYRs pqt the
system ard cons tuition in q coIydition t. ward OF
disease. Ask those who haze rested the great
antidote at the mines. in the bush in the coast
district Of Australia, and hear what thew have to
say, 1t is s,imuian!.tss purest that human
the rarest vegetable invigoran.s corrective,
that eis' pates ana disperses all altby hnmors
that tend To disease alternative, that changes
the habit OF body to suit any change Of clims.e:
bslssmic cort ial that traIquilizes the nerver; =
endurance the capacity IL labor and the ability t.
resiSt m asnatic poison in the air; and pleasant
diet drink. that refreshes, wi thout unduly exhia
rating the animal spirit. II there is any climate
to which Hostetter's Stomach Btters are especially
adapted IT is that of Australia. Allure all other
stimulsnts. Cling tn this inestimable protective
this uneaualea Restorative, this medicine for ali
times places snd circumstances. which must do
good, srd can do no harm
Sold ~ Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Wholesale Ageats--A. 81 Bininger Il Co.. o37
Penn. ave, de ID cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

A NEGLECTED Couch, CSAp, AN
1RRfTATED or Soss THRoAr. if al
lowed to pTcar ess, results in Sc
Nous Pulmonary. Bronchisl and
Asthmatic Diseases, o ftentimes in
durable. Brown BRONCHIAL
parts, and give almost imm ediate
relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh and Cossumptive Coughs
the Troehss ere useful Pu nliC
Speakers and Singers should have
the Trnches 10 clear and strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Flu r 81 FURS,
FURS! FURS!
There Ii nothing more useful or handsome for .
Christmas Present thana
Set OF FURS,
which We are selling at Very low prices. We have
ROYAL IRMINI in sets,
RUSSIAN SABLE
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
MINK sABLxS,
WATER MINK,
FITCH and others.
A large stock for
MISSES AND CHILDREN
Also, CLOAKs at greatly redu ssd prices.
8. & W. MEYkNBERG,
A.. Market Space,
Between 7th and 9th sts,. under the
de l6-M Avenue House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
MRS DEB uIEs.
Meas Business Sxits
YoHtA', Dress SHits.
Yoa!a's BEsinsss Sai.s.
aCFtl1Ye-v' Dress Sairs. -
NEr,s DEE

GstltreiS' ScAoo! Sksis.
E0As WAikER & Co. Sos Penn. avenue, Metro
polir@n Hotel Building, wCgld res pect f9ily an
ter Clothing Is R2v ready for inspection. tits
cemprlsed OF an assortment Of Gentlemeu's and
q nsteriat trimming and Norkship. -
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable a.: ieles OF dress, opportunity is
nov offered for selecting from the most attractive
ftock OF ready made clothing IL this city, ct very
reduced prices. oc5%m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

a kTIFICIAL MOOkIN q BIRD TO BE
q RAfELED AT W. t. WNSHEND S,x a
CO yEWELRI AND Fan OY STORE, jI6IG
OF mechat ism ever exhib ited in this city Itsines
hve different songs, changing its position and
pests the notes ola canary, ehang ng to those Of
lark. Robin, &c, in such perfect and graceful
imagine he hears real bird ring.
We have just received a large assortment of
Jewelry and Fancy Goods to suit the hollidsvs
Watches, Chains, Rings, Opera Glasses, Albums
DC. We guarantee to sell at or near New York
Wholesale prices.
Quick sales and small profits is our motto,
A good practical Watch Maker wanted
A W. TOWNSHEND Il CO.,
oe To- Nv" 516 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

III 8! o 8 "
o 8 ~
Just received large assortment Of very fine and
salesb's TOYS, which 1 am deter oed to Sell
lower than can be purchased elsewhere. Please
give me q call before purchasing.
w. O. 81. BONITE,
No, LIS Bridge street,
de l8.2t* GEORGETOWN, D C.
ToYs! roYs, TO Y 81
Confectionery and Fancy Articles, suitable for
Christmas Presents, for sale cheaper than else.
where in the District, at
VALENTINE MENGER'S
No. Sc High street, near Bridge St.,
de l2-2ws GEORGETOWN. D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

CO., REWARD-0, # necsssa,y, the ftsH yalsa,
- q - tion Of the Pin Lost goirg from $50 O
street to the Depot of the & Q 4 R % or in
the De pot, . DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN. TIE Pin
was lost or Tuesday afternoon, between the hours
Of and p. 1t was hi gh,y prizediby the owner.
The above reward will be paid with the thanks OF
the owner by returning the p TO this Office TO
$50 street Ide3-tfl 2. W. EDMONDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

ooldlers who oF'ertaX the voice aud posed to
sudden col nges. should use them. Obtain only
she gsnR'rs; :. Browns Bronchial Troches" hav-
Iag prored their efficacy by test of many years
ere high ~ recommended and prescrib bed by physi-
Clans and Surgeons in the Army, ana have received
testimonials from many emine at men.
Sold " sill Drug yists and Dealers in Il edieine in
the United States and most Foreign countries At
IS cents per box. 23-lm,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

CcsSs- BrS!OSs BAD NAILS, 6C-TO be rid of
thee 5r""liesCm" aEn0yances call on DR. White
an. -"''.il 20 hTs mani Pr ist0ns You to
~, ''ptst Mi|hnut 1periSncins pain. ohc5-So.
az fFA s. wanna avenue. (Laue & fuckers
Suiitlng. between AZ ard 9th streets No charges
Tor CONSULTATION. de II If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

SToCEs-SPCoSs Silver plated Spoons can be
Lad iot one dollar set al the Dollar Jeweiry store
No. AZ Pa. syenue, near ~ street. Also. your
choice OF 3 o0G diHerent articles of Jewelry, for
Lad and sCHte' wear. de i2-lrv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

IMP R A N 7 NE VS.
FROM fHB
GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
BAR Il BROTHER,
CORNER OF AND SEVENTH SHEETS.
We are now daily receiving Of our own manufac-
ture, in great quantities-
Fine Business Suits,
An entire new style Of Business Hrock Coats,
Zine Beaver and other Overcoats,
Black Frock Goats made and trimmed in the best
style,
And of Fancy Cassimer Pants and Vests We have
the best and finest the market produces,
New styles of Youths and Boys Clothing in large
quantities,
And . very large stock of ents' FURNISHING Goods
such as n bite and Colored Shirts, Undershirts,
Drawers, Silk Neck Tiss, scarfs. Silk and Wooden
Also : ane stock Of Military Clothing.
All Of the above -namsd goods are mostly OF our
own manufacture, we can therefor iwe rrsnt them
to be substantially made. Such display of goods
and the low rates We are asking viii be great il
d1cemsat TO purchase. -
ae i5-imi BAR Il BROTHER.
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r EoRUITs
WANTED
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
Si32,
Slo5 of which win be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
$3.50,
Slo5 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR C0LoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
Will apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.V. BACON,
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
G. A. KEAsBEY,
II street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue.
&c PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbsrton streets, George
town. de l5-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edward Dunn has
been appointed Sergeant Major of the Marine
Corps nc the headquarters here rice ]. g. Rob-
lnsJL, deceased.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

FOURTEENTH GRAND BALL.
Recollect, ths Jourteepth Grand Ball OF the
SHIELDS CLUB ~
will come Of On "a
MONDAY KVRNING, Dec. slst. -
Ar TEMPERANCE HALL, d SrKHsr.
She able MAnaeers-Messrs. o'brisn, MeCAnn.
and Brady-hsvs spared NO pains to MAKE u the
leading Ball Of She season.
RergR an s 81 cellent band IL engaged fer the oc-
casion By order of the Committee.
de IL At DAN1Ea O'BhlEN, Sec