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81 On Saturday evening another ins.alment
of the Banks expedition departed from New
York city in the steamship Illinois and four
sailing vessels, leaving but about six or seven
New England regiments and some stragglers
behind. When these are transported to the
seat OF war the expedition will have acquired
Its full complement. The portion OF the expe-
di;iCn which left on Saturday consisted of he
ath Massachusetts Re .iment, Col Bartlett
commanding; part of the 2ist Maine regiment
end detaehmrnts fIom other regiments, Col.
johnson commanding.
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NON.
ORDNANCE 0FFICE, WAR DEPARrxzxl,

VRDNAHCB OFF1CE, WAR DEPARTMENT
:, WAsHINGTOS, January n 1872
10 on ma the 7sh Of February ias5 for arn
o1dhshc Ssh dss.nss to be Supplied p the
OF warm cold blast charcoal iron to % be n,t
Fellow and cooled from the interior, and to have 4
square inch. to be determined BY testing specimpn4
taken from the sinking head Of the gun and fronl
cant cant Ths cylinder i, to be cast end in d.y
lesser axis The specimens are to be cut from Il
cylinder by. planes parallel to, and ean, iistsn
from the axis of the cylinder, and the lesser avis
I'm. Ordnance Department will test the specimens,
19rn1sh IL ammunition, and prove the trial gun
an not later than three mont BIS from the dats OF
the cor tract. No contract will be given, nor vii
ss. ndqss
der ofwLich 200 rounds win b. with solid shot and
CURED to furnish proper facilities for testn such
but which the prOsctiies Will be embedasS ana
sssYea, and the requisite force for handling and
The same Gualit, Of iron a. that Of the trial gun
and the Ordnance Depar tment is to have the isht
~ nish, re OF charge at least one specinen ffom
before dsscris,d at tse option Of tss nnsrs
ment. not TO exceed for every tan csnrnr
Each cannon ls to endure the re gular proof and
specton for guns OF the calibra: ana mona ara
70 Dr. received or paid for but such as are nproyrd
atef inspecsioh AMI proof, which will be recaiyad
a. lhe foundry where made. Bidders will ats. q tn
mum oer6 AM caliores Of the cannon they nroposs
70 iurhihh on the foregoing specifications and en-
ai'loisi Inc place where they are to lie made. the
Hh.e OF com nencing delivery and tn rate OF da
livery per month, thereafter, and the price usr
pound or per gun, FOR the finished cannon No bids
VIII DE eat rtainsd unless from founders artunIy
accompany the bid. $500 49,
Failure TO deliver at the specified time will sub
}ect the contractor to forfeiture Of the amount to
he delivered at that time. Each party obtainin q
contract will be required TO enter into hnnas
with proper sure ice, for it's faithful fuifImant.
ard transfer OF the contract to another parry w
Gauss its entire forfeiture Bidders will bs
To bile with their bids bond in the pc ma, an m IF
less than $50 gned by not 10 So than two nsrsnn
cordltionrd that III the bid is aece pied the hill
thail comply with his proposal and faitbfnlly Al
tui.y perform what he proposes to undertake. Tho
Dobo must be ach nowledged before a irdsa Of a
couIt OF record. and the bondsmen must be- cert;
nso ey the Judge ola District Court of the Unitad
states or an Ordnance officer In Charge of II nissd
states arsenal, to be en- Oh worth the penai ann r
tne BOND over and above all habilities The riaht
sIeserved to reject all proposals If the prices ara
9eeHes too b! Oh, or If for airy cause it ia not
oee nito Tor the pu bic interest to acce of them
fToposaia VIII be sealed and addressed to 'Gsp
era " Ripley, Ohief Of Ordnance Wasa;n.
heavy cannon" W RTpTEV ior
ia T-tuthslm Briesdier GenlCbief oford's
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- Brieadier Grperal Ben Loan publi.he,

81 Brisader General Ben Loan publishes
in the Missouri Democrat letter from CoIoaeI
fenioh, commanding at Independence, which
states that private johnson was brought IN
dead on ihe iith of January, and that he is
tEc fifth one murdered there in a week by re-
hi guerillas. They are all wounded and
killed nfrerward. All of them were shot in
the head, and several of them had their faces
cut 10 pieces with boot heels. Powder was
exploded in one mans ear, and both ears were
cut of close 10 the head. Guprillas are tn eat
erine Union women in the county. They have
aIso levied an assessment upon the loyal meu
Of the county and are collecting il.
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OFFICIAL.

PRIZE MONET.-Tts foil wing prize lists have
b. Off ially render d to s. p. brown. ESQ. Navy
Agent 1t wAS hin ston D. c., for disbursement, vis:
Pursuit and Water Witch for capture Of I'm.
Mallory.
Biensille for captare of Morning Star.
Keystone State FOR capture OF schooner Cora.
Mabel.
st. Lawrence and Dale (suppleuaentaryJ for cap
ture OF schooner Mabel. -
Keystone State. James Adser NorSicA. Seneca
Alabama, Sheppard Knapp and Roebuck for the
capture of schooner Sarah.
Benville ior Capture of the Rsbecca.
Niagara for capture of the Gen. Parkhiu.
Persons interested should make application to
that office. HOBART BERRIAS.
1t Fourth Auditor.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.

To-day, Lieut.. Cob Locke, late Of Gen. Por-
trr's staff. was examined, testifying that lac saw
Generals Mcdowell and Porter together at
Bethlehem Church, on thu 29th Of August and
tha; on the same day he carried t. Gen. King
AL order from c. n. Porter TO remain where hr
was, and to hold himself in readiness 70 move
with him 20 GAINESVILLE
Gen. King being called, testified that he did
rot SCI Gen. Mcdowell on that day, except at
Manassas al : a. m.-Colonel Locke having
testified that General Mcdowell was with
Gen King when he gave King the order from
G,n. Porter.
Capt Hughes, A. ID. &. 10 Gen. McDo veil,
bang worn, cvrroborated the testimony Of iirn.
King.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THRRELIEvHD GHSERALs

THE RELIEVED GHS ERALS
Iast night, Generals Burnside, Franklin and
Sumner, accompanied by their respective stats,
reached this city. Gems Burnside and Sumner
aIe 81 WiIlsrds' and Gen. Franklin At his resi-
Gsnce, on i street. This forenoon q leave OF
abs ence WAS granted TO Gen, Summer, who pro-
poses to visit his family in the Inferior of New
York. An unfounded story Of the arrest OF
Gems. Franklin and Sumner by order of the
War Departm ent, for asking to be relieved
when in the face Of the enemy, is afloat around
Us. There is no truth IN II.
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HS~Gen. SCOTS health is said 10 he fast fail
ing him now. He Is confined TO his apartment
IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, almost
entirely helpless, and, what is worse, IT is sail
that his mind At length is breaking down under
thr weight of years, and mental and bodily
trouble. lie receives but a few visitors, and
Tia t-e only his most intimate friends
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THE NEW COMMANDING GENERAL OF TIE

The NEW COMMANDING GENERAL OF TIE
ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC
MHJor-General Joseph Hooker, of the Army
Of the Potomac, is Il native of Massachusetts
from which State he was appointed cadet TO
West Point NJ ilitary Academy in Is33 Vie
graduated on the 30th of June, 1887, standing
No y in a class of fifty Members among whom
were Generals Benham, Arnold French
~ dgwick and others of the Union army BRAY.
ton Bragg, W. W. Mackal J. A. Early and
other noted ReIel officers
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81 The French IRON clad steamship Ia Nor
mandIC-sO late Havana adyices statp-hl5
b@en sent back 10 France, as it has been found
the CIV could not live in the hot climate OF
the Cult of Mexico with the defective yentiIa-
tion OF that ship. This circumstance, together
with the fact that the vessel was strained on
hrr voyage out, shows that the French have as
much trouble with their iron -clads as have the
English or American ms with theirs
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AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT II f ID UCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americana!

TIE AMERICAN WATcB COMPANY give notice that
they have lately issued o new style of Watch er-
pressy designed for Soldiers and others xho desire
good watch al a moderate p ice. These watches
are Intended TO dsplsce the worthless cheap
watches Of British and Swiss manufacture With
which the country is flooded, and which were never
expected TO keep time when they were N SIDE, being
refuse manufactures sent TO this country becaufs
unstable 81 home and used here only for joul,yias
and sirtrdling parposes.
We offer 10 sell our Watch, which is Of rHs MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MASCFAcTCRR, AN ACCURATE AND Do
RABIB TINEKEEPRR, and in Sterling Silver cases.
Hurting pattern, at IS lew price g. is asked for
the trashy Azores and Lspines of foreign make
slre tidy referred 10.
We have named the new series o. Watches, VIZ
ELLERY, Boston, Mass. which name will be found
on the plate OF every walsh of this manufacture,
and is one Of our trademark.
Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers In the
loyal States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed TO
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American w atch Com paay,
"a e-eo2m 1s2 BROADWAY,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WAsHISGroS January Is, 1853.
In consequence Of the pressure of business At the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Iuy of the Potomac will be given st the off of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue,
above Nineteenth street
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CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

C0NTEsTs:-Our National Pinsnoes Rohs,, =
Wxsher: TIL to Antietsm; Charles W Lorins
ninsricen Destiny; John Stahl Patterson Tn.
birth of the Lily; Was He successfuis Riohsn1Ss
,kimbsM Nullscation and Recession; Hon
hooeTt Walker. The Sioux War; John a Hinn
Dad A Merchants story; Edmund Kistao
The consequences Of the Rebellion: Hon pradnSs.
r Stanton. Sunshine in Thought. Hov tSnee
yetseo IN she Good Old Time: Charles q. leland
Price Is Cents. For sale By.
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- Last Monday the Confederates made a
raid into Holly Springs, committing numerous
depredations. A large number OF negroes that
were left behind by the Unionists when they
retired were attacked, and several killed and
wounded, and the balance sent South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

HSFrom ]. Shiliingt IN, Oteon Building, ana
from Hudson Taylor 33i Pa. avenue, we have
early copies of HOrpsrS Hdqp-jn" for February,
Containing more good things than we have
space 70 cnIm' rate.
Also, from Shillngton we have the excellent
February number of the atlantic HoatkIu
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- Five Union men from the town of Wits
furs, says the Nashville onion, were shot at
Little Rock short time since by order of Gen.
fIEdman. A man named Webb. sixty years of
age, was hung near Glaze Bridge for being a
Union man. His body hung three days before
il was taken down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

SClementL l.. FalIandigham has announced,
IN letter, his determination TO 20 before the
ONO Democratic State Convention as an appIi-
can't for the nomination for the Office of Gov.
cIuor OF the State
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- The New York World gives currency TO
Washington rumor that the Army of the
POTOMAC Is TO be divided, and all but 4 small
portion retained for the defence OF Washington
sent 10 other fields of operations.
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~ The obsequies of the late Grant Thorburn
TOOK place IN New York on Saturday The
chuHn was filled with the relatives and frienis
OF the deceased, many Of them well stricken in
years.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRRs.

The Chronicle compliments the House upon
tn" good spirit exhibited by the passage of the
6Lance hill.
The Intetii1eneer TREATS further upon procls-
nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

" The reports of French reverses in Mex.
leo are not entirely authentic, and need con-
hlmation.
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OUR PICKETS DRIVEN IN.
Last night the rebels on our front drove in
our piekets IN the vicinity of Chantilly No
damage was done, however
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MARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY.
and sotbf EpAds HALL Z street, between 9Th
anu Iutn.-frot l.. u MAhIHT has the honor -
to ann9unce TO his friends and the public in
On Trt sfr R' nsHr a1s ter will
prepare his pupils for the May Bali.
eyesy OF ,aitior ioi ladies, misses and masters
ereI ioesaay, Thu rsdsy and Saturday, from S to
ia % Iwa son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

ADDRESS TO TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Gen. Hooker has issued an address 10 the
Army OF the Potomac, which we hope 10 get in
season for our second edition.
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FREE LABOR IN South CAROLISA-The U
.. Tax commissioners for South Carolina have
made preliminary report, in which thev "a y
n must be obvious that the system of free ia nor
mas not had fair trial in that part of the State
under the control of the United States Indead
scareely any system has been put to practical
Lst, as owing to casualties and the shifting
circumstances OF military occupation, no per.
ananent labor policy can be inaugurated
Inc great impeachment to progress Is the un-
CFI0Anty winch oyerhangs the future of the
Coloteo people 1t IS great mistake TO suppose
Nnem uAmiHdful Of the uncertainty of their CON
d1tlon. Nevertheless they are but tenants at
Wll on Inc grace OF the Government, subject TO
military caprice and necessity. With the desire
70 obtain permanent and free homes where they
were born and reared, this class Of people, the
commissioners say, are daily thronging their
doors anxiousiy inquiring about their destiny
when the land shall be sold for taxes They
Eel TIE Necessity OF some guiding minds TO
nirect mem into new state OF existence, the
An nense magnitude of which they aDpreciata
bu' me details OF which they are unable to COM
pr nend- The males, especially, are anxious
I -Snunue In or retain their former labor pro-
'' u M ana their families can be assured of
u. II freedom, moderate compensation FREQ
A"iEfs and permanent employment
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GENERAL SCHEyCk

Mai. Gen. K. &. Schenck came over to Wash
ingt, n to-day, and returns 10 Baltimore this
afteInoon, after transacting business at the War
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

N NoTICE-The members of tn. C. ,lumbus
~ bulI1ing Associate IN are pectfuii, inv ted
10 att nd meeting on WE5NE' DAY EVENING;
Jan 9TH, a. O'Clock. at J. Agler's 3l9 street
u I'm oers thereof By order of the Pre- sident:
20 :. - J.AlQLER
M NOTICE.-The contem plated public dem.n-
uS .aTsllon 81 the coiored people of this D,s
quo. frociamst,,n OF January LIST, 1873 TIL
the 18th inst, it was Intended in CONSEQUENCE -
not obtaining the Israel Church ON the said coca
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-lIT m.-First Board
Coupons, 6's ISIS 40; 4; 7.3V Treasury notes,
102, Certificates. 95a aes,.; Gold, ia5naI5i; De-
mand Notes, li6a ali7.
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"SOTfCE TO FRESHMEN A meeting Nil,
~ lie he ID at Duify's Il 0Meeras Union Eat.
log mouse, THIS iIuesdsyl EVENING at u,
cLoeh 90 make arr sngements for a grand NEE \ =
70 ne hela at the Temperance 81 Al on Sunday Xt
me purpose OF raising funds 20 pay counsel 20
utieHu our countrYmen now trial for tn ir Eyrs
IN London Tor their ri ghts and the Catholic ~a on
"e-- =, .ie va tpaiui Ialu. It.
DEMONSTRATIONS The d..71.
~ onstratlon W ich was proposed To he given
ny the colored peOpl. IN Thur 50 4y 18th i,siant
rendering their thanks to Presidpnt Lincoln for
Els ProGiamstlon ana So the Cabinet C0ngr+ "a and
hersk, has been post poned by hi CON rnitae
OF arr angements. a. they find it mpOssih ls tn OF
+. adv by that tim. but it will be give. as mon az
the committee x. ts r-ady 80
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u BOOK >.
ID BOO X go
sci M 4

~ b u " IL = ~
SELLING OFF At COST
The rnders gned will sell at the frat cost NJ.
Ter twg weeks, Ms entire stock of BOOKS com
orslng uearly sti the standard worhs i.ps > ii
Juvenile, Toy BOOKS ana SCho oil Books
amon- Il { collections viii be found Ruski? :
Works, (antosraph cdition;) CalGo11's WUrk,,
J"hersons Works, snd many Others of the sans
clsss.
Those purchasing for Hospitals and Libraries
WI! III d this a good opportunity TO invest
Ali are invited to examine TIE stock
RICHARD ]. JOYCE
No. 100 Penn. avenue, near 9th street,
ia q Ct First War
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wAsHIEaroB MoEHY MARKrr no.,,--
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, 70 rn,sSs.
by Lewis johnson Co. Bankers
Buyins. Seli,u,
y =. :, G sS Sa,I Bonds ISL .. Ms @s
U. s Certihcates indebtedness o. i@f
Quartermasters' Checks, pays
ble In Certific atss. ........... %
L. - Demand Notes ...... l.ial3G
American Gold. .l5oal50x
American Silver............l 35al3;
virginia bank notes, 40 discount; south Car,
Inns, Georgia. &c, 3j discount; North CarolI.s
80 discount. Market irregular.
PERsoNAL.-Malor General Burnsia.
STAFF, L. =. V; MAJOR General Parke. USV
Major General sumner ami STAFF, U a
BGigadisr General Hancock. l.. :. V: Goysrna-
Culby, n. II; &. a. Walborn, Pa; Hon W
franklin, Pa, are st WIZARDS.
AYrAIRs IL MosrGoxERv.-On Su,..
night last, Mr.. Howard Il rIffith. OF this conn,yy
being aruus hy hearing noise anon. a.,
chIckens. went TO his poultry house, when y.
oIsooyeiet msn IN the act Of stealing hi.
chickens. Being armed With his gun ne 49,
a. and wounded severely the thief, who pro,sS
10 be a caNalTyman stationed in thu neiyhho,
hood. We undo iand further, that Mr. ~,
hL's condnct Vas con idered, by the command.
Ing officer, unsuitable.
We understand that Pcrrie 1.eizear Esa h.
received his commission from the Goyernor :.
our next sheriff, and will present his bond n.
iGr' 'h' UIpHahs OouTt on tuesday, next a.
required by law, and Will, upon ats accrp,anr,
by the court, proces q to qualify and enter upo.
the duties of that office.
We understand thai, on Tuesday light la,,
quite a numbcr OF slaves LEFT this neighborhoas
for parts unknown. We have only heard. A.
yet, of some seven or eight, but fear that mon.
will shortly be heard TO have joined the runa.
ways.
a post Office has been established At Germ,,-
town. in this county, and FiaNel A. Mussc,
appointed postmaster. This olficr l. 10 rncaiy,
regular special supplies from MiddlebrooS
three times q week.-ROciUsuc Sentinel, J1s "a
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE
~ NOTE For SioN obtained from me- by mis- -sp
r en:s tious, " tEout receiving value ther for,
.sVrg been G.Wa ded. al persons nro foTbii
n - s.iux the same. il will be paid ~ ma
tu1ity IjaT3t*l JAS d. DAYTON.
phks0NAL
FEBRUARY
o.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

(ARTEIDaE BUNBLERs
IN TtE FIELD AGAIN:
The members of this AsFCciati i ANNOUNCE To
their many trio n1s. and the ublc in gen arai. e9
Z al they will give their THIKD GRAND ~
BALL At Tenn perances III all on street, oe "a
two, : 9th aud tn = Ei;N ~ DAf. Feb, II I.A
For particulars future Advertisement. ja27-3t"
THE FIFTEENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY
of the "a
HIBERNIA CLUB -
viii take place at EA
TEN PERANCE HALL, -
On MONDAY EVENING, February "a
Tickets ore dollar, admitting a gentleman and
i.dies IA 2i-2t-
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I 'STRU 0TKEss WANTED-A lady desires TO
pace little girl. eight years old with respect
able ana refined widow lady for the purpose OF in.
struction and care, and will pay liberaly for the
same, il suited Address Mrs l.. b. s. ;" at this
Office, stating residence. IS % s."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

SNO BOXES SWkET PALERMO ORASGks
DUp lsE' do. LEMONS,
Splendid FRUIT, from late Boston ca-go
JONES & CO.. corner 18th and Sta
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a liza arrived in Washington the celebrated
MADAME FORREST,

a STKULOGY.
"A Hs arrived in Washin gton the celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
Doctress and Astrologist,
who has arrived frcm Europe This wonderful
lady pupil of the renowned Sign9r Ma
retts, the Astrolo2er of Venice. WAS born with
q natural gift; tells the past and future correctly;
warrants to cure rheumatism and otuer diSea ef;
show e likeness Of your future husband
absent friend in reality Ladies' fifty cents; gentle
not admitted; be consulted at her resi-
dence. in north / street. between eth AMI Sth SITS
the only threestory new brick house in the square
in 46t'
MRS. l.. SMITH, Clsirvoyant Test Medium, 80
lNl south street, Capitol Hill, between LIST and
2 sts Ii, ais disease by magnetism with but little
ledicine; AID describes your ieceasei friends;
gets nam,s; also sers your living husbands wi ySs.
and for the FRIED. Gesc oes exactly the lovers
80 act urately that prTsons marvel with surprise.
Mrs fnrtels iuTure events in business, mar
riages, reads cf aracter Hours from II. m. till
p. IN. Sitting 81. jl23-iw'
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IsOOV From Maine and Jersey
go DO. ONIONS. red and yello.'
JUST arrived az JONES cos
Curns- and
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II L l. cot G II SIRUP,
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENEss, GROUP. &c.
We recommend this admirable remedy to the
public; also to suffers. Price - cents per bottle
ClIAS. STOTT Agent
ia "a ST. 81 Pennsylvania avenue
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nn0 BBLS. APPLES prime Western N.v
I,ouV YORK Apples, 90 fruit ike 4 in this
Market inst arrival. JONES a co.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH,

AN ENGAGEMENT WITH THE ENEMY Al
BERWICK cay
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BOARDING.

NN PAWNBROK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! 10N
X No. 800 c STREET, ~
~ ~ Bstrs,n oh and I0th STREETS q u
Money advanced on Gold, Silver Jeuelry Dis
mOnds and all articles in good order.
IA - I'm JOHN PEELA Il Co
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CURE EVERY DISEASE
HAND MAGNETISM
4Ij STREET. RpTwEkS 6rH AND I'm,
Washington. ia q M
M NO IMPOSITION
I'VE ADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrolo Sist.
born with q natural gift. She teiis the past aud
futnre-Has never known to fail Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long eparatsd
No. 435 street West, between 9th and 7th, near
the Patent Office. Th+ only person that can show
a likeness Of future husband absent friend in
reality. Ladies 81 CENTS. gentlemen 81. ia y In