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The u. 5. bounty 20 Recruits

ALBANY, n. y, Dec 27.-Gov Seymour has
been notified that law has been passed to the
eitsc! thai no rited States boupties except
such As are nCU provided by law, will b. paid
20 any person enlisted after the 5th Of January
L he only bounty provided by law is the one
hundred dollars authorized by act of Congress-
Bounues will be paid in accordance with the
existing orders to recruits who enlist before the
9Th of January inclusive, for any three years
organization in The service, or authorized by
the War department and In process of compile
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DLATB WARMERS.
COFFEE UREs,

DLATB WARMERS,
Il - CHAFING DISHES.
OYsriR DISHES,
OYSTER TURKENSko.
Open this day. and for sails At low prices
G. W. BUTELgR SONS.
Housefur nishiEE Store,
SIS, Iron Hail. Penn avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth.
de 20 St IChronl
DLATED TEA BET
PLATED CAsTEFS.
ICE PITCHERS.
WaITEaS
MUGS.
GO8LETS, &C.,
OfsuperiOr quality.
new and beautiful assortment of the sboys
jus st received, and at low prc2s.
O. W BOTELlR & SON
Housefurn ishine Store.
31S. Iron Hail.
Penn. sVenus, between eth and 10th.
DE- g St fChrop.l
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" ESTfRN NEWS.

fBy Indepe n dent Line OF telegraph
PlTTsBURa. Dec. 2s.-Oil market dull. Re.
fned, beaded, 4oc free, soc crude In bulk
1G9c.; package CSC. River six feet and rising
slowly Weather cloudy and cool.
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xNANTxD-An additional REPOkT1R: Apply
w N tha etar Office de so-3t
TIOR RINT-Vso neatly FURNI5HEp ROOMS,
II In private family Inquire at No. SAG Teath
strest, be Wesn sn0 N dc St
a FTRNISHED HOUsa FOR REMr. DON
nieure; titua,ed near che Pat.nf OMee SECURE
of JOS. y. KNLLEY. S6l Eight street vest near
i street north de @-Ss.
SKTANTEr-O One tf ousaud nsW spectators ct o id
w Fellow, Hall every mig at this week. to wiz
resa tire RUESIANWAK the erausest Seen And
Mectl q cal rxsihjtion In tbs world. Lifs-ltks
Esitle tcenes. Nayat Dpe<semsnts DDnbaed-
ments terrible stofTns en- land ana keA, fearfli
Expsos.oGs, ccnfssrstions. &c. w
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Volunteering in Connecticut

WEST CORNWALL, CT, Dec. 27.-Cornwall
has filled her quota OF rs men by volunteers
raised in the town, without the assistance of
any substitute brokers. She may be considered
the S;inneT town. .....
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The Sanitary Commi,sion.

PCRTLAND, Me- Dec. 27.-IIon. Owen Love-
joy. M. G., last night opened courseef lectures
bere for the benefit of the Sanitary Cornmis
sion. He is 10 be followed by the abest speak
eTs Of the country. -.-
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ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 Co.. Auctiope.r..

0yS. " Meu oINh V-., Auctloueert.
TATAL0GUE sALR OF CHOICE C0ILEC-
" TON OF HIsE OIL PAINTISGs.-On Mob DAY
EVENING, January sth, 1T O'Clock, at tle AUG
ton Rooms We Rhali sell abont one hundred choice
and beautiful Paintings, porsion beng from the
cole ction OF Chas. Volkmor, Esq, OF Baltimore,
and the remainder from Q gent M an OF this city
who sas declined houss keeping.
The collection embraces come very hne specimens
OF art by Durand 9hattuck, CoSls VIM Hart. Lac
leod, J Pyne, =. Williams. Hubert, u. Fisher.
snd Others and 10 probably the nnest collection OF
pictures offered for sale in this city at auction,
CATALOGUES ready for delivery on the 30th inst
~ The Paintings are now on exhibition On the
dfst b DOR Of the Auction Rooms.
de2o J, G McGCIRE & CO Aucta.
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REBEL STEAMER SCARED.

NEW YORK, Dec. % .-The steamer Tubai
Cain repcrts that when on Bermuda she was
taken for Federal cruiser by the Rebel steam
Or Flora. The latter Ia her efforts toescapee ran
ashore damaging her keel 30 badly thatshe has
been obliged 70 60 TO Halifax 70 repair. +
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MA R9H's
OYfICE sos RSTREET, WASHIN @ Ton, D. O.

lard Parker. yno.. NJ Carnochan, and
VAIL ntiue Mott. es-s
TIE best collection Of Trusees and OrtAnpadic
1ftrunleufs for Physical Deformities.
Rupture and its Radical Cure, Varicose Veins,
Feet, and all other Physical Dsformitiss success.
fully treated at this ofhce. Also . full and we'll
selected assortment OF
silk and Cotton llsetic stockinsa, Knsa CAPS,
Ankles and Wristiea. for the relief OF ysri-
ccse ysins, Swollen and Weak Joints:
Lsaits' elk HASTE Abdominal Sup
porter London do. Riding Bsits:
xlastie euspendeYs; Shoulder
Braces and euspenaorV 49,
D&ndaRes. AL csrefr ily
applied md eat
isfaetEon auAr- 80
antesd EE5L
CgsIcE orES Fsox A. u. til s des-lw.
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gOar GOL0IS n co
y PH0rO6R4ya

\
No Market Spree Jefrsen a!h and 9th Streets ONE
doT t1s. Of Perry q Bro
avfng furnished oar daIefy with Al entire nav
stoct g. cured the most modern Instru nauts and
Eatefisl. snd arranged On the most s,fr ed plat
cur IRht, (up6er tn. iD date Eu pc sion of
Go,oin lnrx Known TO our citizens in the Ph ITO
aphc at, We pared to Furnish the Pu bio
with Photographic Pain In I1di. Ink, Water snd
0ii Colo. g. froE' Ministries to Imperial and Lie
Fig.ettes for Albums.
Srecisi at eption win be paid to copying Ambro.
types sid pssuerrentypes
We ave made arrangements with Ohaarles D.
sTscerScks q Co Photographers, NV To-t to
kser us &C nstap.ly SUPPLIED with Cqfds6e VIsite
OF all the Celebrities OF the day, towhfch we in.
wife the att ntiop OF TIE Public
Constantly on hard, a full rupp!y Of the most
choice French Albums Also, Frames Of al sizes
End kinda ds74.Imr
DROr ALEXANDER wOLOwSKI WILL re-
oten his Rooms for last Course in Music,
sfter his return from New York. MON DAY. Jan
stb 1854
All those who desii to svai' themselves of the
benefits of his new End sin pli6ed method, will
leave hesr names at his residence, BIG street.
de Sc Nn
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CRIMINAL COURT. Judge OIin-Yesterday,
Oscar Sutton and Michael Reynolds, charge.
with robbing the store of J. H. Knott, were
found guilty and sentenced to three years in
the Albany penitentiary. They were also SEN
teLced to an additional three years each for
rcbbing James Barnett.
Benedict A. Jenkins was found guilty Of the
larceny of a pitcher, decanters, &c, from q. q.
Sprague, and a motion was made for a new
trial.
This morning, John Howard was convicted
of stealing a box OF candles from the store of
r. ]. Ryon, and sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary.
VIM. O'Brien, charged with stealing a watch
from Peter Laisson, was found guilty.
VIM. Ryan, alias Williams, for stealing look
ingglass, coat and dresses from W. p. Mohun.
Jury out.
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s1LL.-Chief Justice Tanev. we regret to saJ
is quite i'll at his residence No: % Indian ays
nue.. He is attended by Drs. HELEN and Dye
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We AEE AUTHORIZED To STATE that the
public reception by the President OF the Uni-
ted States Or New Years Day, will commence
at twelve o'clock NJ, at which time, in con-
1ornity With police aTran zements, the gates OF
the enclosure will be opened The reception
viii terminate at two O'Clock p. M. precisely.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
siCn by the east gate
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~READING MATTER on EvkRY PAGE,
sEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATER
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE LEVY CoURT.-Yesterday morning, tn ?
Court met at the City Hall All the ,namh,rs
present. A communicaf ion was received from
the Marshal of the District, in answer tn q ret
ter of the President of the Coult In relation 70
fines, penalties, and fOrfeitures accrrins nder
the Gets of Maryland in force in the District
The Marshal says if he understand the decision
in ID Cranch reports. he has no money from
fines. forfeitures and penalties applicable to
the Levy Court. 1.-THE character Of fines, &c
imposed by the Criminal Court of this District
and of wbicb I have collected and now have
in hand, arises from con victions of assault and
battery ard bawdy house cases, and have here
tofore been regarded as belonging to the United
States" For the purpose of having the matter
settled on proper basis. he suggests the pro-
Marshal, and the matter brought before the
Supreme Court now setting In bdnc.
The letter was referred to the President OF
the Court.
Mr.. Plant offered resolution rendering the
thanks of the court to Hon Nathan Sargent for
the faithful and impartial manner in which he
has presided over the deliberations of the court;
which was unanimously adopted; and he replied
in some appropriate remarks.
1t having been explained that 1t was proposed
that the road projected to be ron from New
York and Delaware avenues to the boundary
line of the District was not to made at the ex-
pense of the county, but the Government is to
take it in hand, the resolution OF Mr.. Larner
against he road was postponed indefinitely.
The court adjourned sine die
The members whose commissions expired
with this term-Messrs. Bowen, Belt and Sar-
gent-have been renominated, and the court
next year will comprise all the old members.
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gently arrived from Rich mond says that Christ.
o. Edelin,, alias tsLIum Cooper" OF Dem. Jack.
noioriety, il not dead, as has been reported, but
that he has grown sick OF military service, and
is now engaged in civil pursuits In Richmond.
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~ 6ENCf FUR HTKK1N9 3 EIKE AND BOKG.
"A LAR PROOF SAF1S.
SIS Seventh street,
full and complies assortment of these uperior
Safes, with and without
HALLS PATENT BURGLAR PROOF LOOK,
Always in store At
FACTORY PRICES
Also PAYMASTERS BOXES or
MONEY CHESTS
Ihe cost OF freight il saved to the purchaser by
buying at the agency.
Up. BARTHOLOW.
Agent for Hsrring's Safes,
28-Im $50 Saysoth street
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ALI QUIET

AdNices from the Army OF ile Potomac yes
terday morning, state that ali j. quiet and
thing worthy OF note IL IN progress
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TACAcIA LoDGE. No. IL, E. and A. M
Acacia Lods. held THIS EVENING" ts'i in the~
Coinmandery Room. corner of 9Th aud D~
by order Of the W. It
~COLUM TYPoGRAPaICAL sooIE
Of r. sRssis, w for the ss sSufigra
Go1nsil osmbsr City aaif, rTIs ' Tue Il" .s5
EIENIEG ceceniber 18th, at ~ o'c!oek. A full
IT. v. J. vRIzzsLL. Rec. Sec.
@sTARyAT1ON. - Those who are tirst of
f Dr. dRSsa std s b. shp n.
triton ParticulaE stteHtion given to disea'ss
kss sss Ri ss@s
de 20 I'm"
" wAsuIN G rom LYCIUM LECTURER.
FOURTH NIGHT.
W Ho. HosMER.
9fiH ?, 81 diflts e
On ru.sb q Yi kvnNfr aa.i Dec. n, 1855
the pri6cipsl hotels ana bookstores. de 2s-2t"
s 81 ours. sSs
On the 'salt Of the Roman BIN pi, s'i ON MONDAY
s and FIJI s. &:
m 81 bs Sy the s.
society ''' u
SaLiso w.arssdey :. Lee,urs Iv-Ths Reason,
did not arrest the Rain-Ths Fshr. OF Hss lit,
s.ature snd Science. and the Mechanism of Gov
AsE light win be exhibited on thu tower when
ever there ia to be lecture, and it viii be sItin-
Viii commsHce The doors viii them be closed in
oEd Ter to prevent annoyance from persons coming
The public are invited to .tt.ni Admittanoe
free. de 2s-3t
rFAIR OF GRACE CHURCH SUNDAY
School Di q ~ Church Rev Hay
% ssf, o. d. fSsF
terrain Church sixth street near Nsrylsnd Avenue,
tthe Trustees Of the Church having kindly offered
week, aud close ON New Years evening All
friends are Cordially invited. dc q 8t'
TIoE oRIAM AND wArxR ICES OF TuK
A3 best quality delivered to Families, Hotels,
deIpaia confectionery, corner 18th and Ste n''
nc lin " D. IOSsELL
1GVEEICH WASHINGTON GAS -LIGHr
CoMPANY, December l7ih, I8i3-EOTICK.
sce is hereby given that ee elton for ave Dires-
:9f; OF ms % e serve one win ts bed
and p "a All s:ooiRoisa are re inVissd I 70 Be- Be-
dsl8 eotd ~. BROWN. Secretary.
~ The Assessors OF the different Wards viii
NEE 1t the foiI3sins places from iooclosk to
those omitted from The Prin.Si Pol LIST "'''' %
mia b ho stTs s tpsnns'
r Seem WAR Ward-Ssae ". spaldns, No. 81
Third Mard-Henry D; Curtis, Eighth and
stFF? on1sb EsRsa pyeses ss9oH r,fb
fifth %srd s;,. =: oyer. No. GIL Nav Jersey
south sinh aud Ss s,: street
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
NALE OF EALUARLE RIAL lSTiTl ON

oy 01E1N Il w Liz "A ne, aCCtlODSerS.
CALI OF VALUABLE RIAL l5TiTl ON
- eEvIHrH sIAElr, BErwIRs G AED 81 STREETS.
BY ORDER OF DECREE OF TIN 6UPBEME COURT OF
Tn DISTRICT 9. CoLuhsIA. sIrrIsa ~ EoUIIF;-
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, attins in equity and passed
in . cause In said court wherein CLARK and Others
ere com peinanta, and " alters and Others are de-
f.ndsnta, shall p-oee.d TO SELF, on the premises.
1T auction. on 0NDAY, the Ith daF ofJanrsry,
1854. st4 O'Clock 2. M, al that piecs Of ground
known and tesignstsd tie plat OF the city Of
WashiI grCa as the south forty fes front of Lot
numbered fourteen, (N In Square numbered four
hundred and fifty fouf t4s4l having the sid front
Of forty feet on It'll street, and running back With
that width from the front to rear of said Lot
seventy Eve feet.
The i'm provements consist of one two story frame
house anu one wo-story brick hOuse. each with
stores.
taid property is located on 9TH street. between g
and streets, and is one OF tina beat business 10
cations in the city.
Terms Of sale Is prescribed BY the decree: One.
third cash. the residue in and Il month from lay
of rale, the whole to bear interest, and the pay
n ent thereof to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser With surety to be approved by the Trus-
tee: or the cash to bs paid the day Of SALE Or
the ratification thereof bv the court.
- z. }. T0REEY. Trustees.
de ~ dts GREEN & "ILLIANs. Aucts.
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n" snAfFIKLDB BALTIMORE COHFEc-
~ nonsry and Lsdiss' Oyster Saloon. 3-6
Sixth street, between G and Il Weddings. Parties
Balls, Fairs, suppers, Dinner Parties, and Other
entertainments Furnished at tbs short notice
Wster Ices, the best quality made By stean power
vboE,sale anG retail. no 7 2mr
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II ARD WOOD LUMBER
respectfully call the attention of hard wood
workers to my stock Of Hard Wood Lumber, con.
astips in part Of
"a, A, ca, 81, u 4 and l2.4 OAK,
A., Ga, 81 and and inch ASH,
4.4sEd IA inch POPLAR.
/ have also on hand about geo 600 feet prime
WHITE PINE LUMBER from 4 to inches Ia
T. EDWARD CLARK,
Ofice and Yard Virginia avenue,
de Is st" between 9Th and 10th sts east,
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POLICE REroETs.-First Precinet.-Fred'k
nan ppe, arr;1ais trnno Pichmond W. prorns
Marshal.
Second Precinct.-Theodore Hurley, cunning
on Sunday; IS.
Third Precis,ct.-Edward Evans, disorderly;
1914 Francisco, do; S1.44. Robert Frank, d To-
Sl.37. Ely Riley, do; SIPS. John Collins, John
Collins No. 2, and Thomas Collins, riot; bail for
court. Everett Duweb, drunk, dismissed
Sirh Precinct.-Jane Davis, grand larceny;
jail for court VIM. Davis, creating nusance
dismissed. VIM. Braaley and John Willis, do;
81 each. Nancy Gasaway. grand larceny dis
missed. hubert Kellett, obstructng sidewalk;
do. John Lust. drunk and disorderly; mill
tary. Ellen Sullivan, drunk; workhouse 90
days Lambt Michael, creating nuisance; 81.
Tenth Precinct-Joseph Cunningham and
John Cumberland, assault and battery and
robbery; judgment deferred. Charles Thomas,
disorderly; So John Short, do; for hearing.
Motion Cheeks, do: dismissed. Lemuel Har-
ris. larceny; jail: William Howard, indecent
language; 49, Frank Hanks, disorderly; sent
Central G uard-house. Mary Cannon, threats;
bail for peace.
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ROBBBERY-Saturday nignL, FeSer bourRe,
,osidjng on Pennsylyania avenue, near 18th
street east. was robbed Of one hundred dollars
in vreenfacks, forty dollars in gold, twenty
dollars in silver, silver watch and chain,
and An Oyercoat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-29

WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY .DECEMBER 90, 1868.
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T. q s! \:
T L II s III
The richest and most costly are now e1Aibi
ton and offered at private sale in the spacious floor
over Messrs. Rooe Bros. No 20 Market Space.
Everything is warranted fresh made in the ysrT
best of style and represented. Ssts ffon s. 70
$500. Please call and examine, as 8 great saving
Ii made by SO doing.
de g. st W. L, WALL Il 90.
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-Yesterday Lemuel
Harris, colored, was arrested by Officer Yer
non on the charge Of stealing watch from
Henry Washington, in Desmond's Alley, on
Christmas night, and he was taken before j us
tice Boswell, who held him to bail for court
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1%VEFICE WASHINGTON GAS -LIGHr
Us COMPANY, December nth, 18S3-EOTICk
Pursuant to the requirements Of the Charter, no
tce is hsreey given that ee elton for Ave Dire,
tor. OF this com prny 30 one year will lie held
4t ls office tNo 4s3 Tenth street vest. On MON
and p. RI. All stookhoIde. are invited 70 be
pfeseEt By order
dsl8 sotd !.R BROWN, Secretary.
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PASSENGERS TO THE ARMY.-Passengers go
ing to the Army Of the Potomac will do well to
take the GAS e. m. tram from Maryland avenue
depot, as it is the only regular passenger train.
All others are freight, and not intended for pas
sengers. Suffers can accompany their goods
by having their passes countersigned before Il
m. the day previous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-29

- BILLIARDS
NENTLEMIE OF the citv and strangers are in
vited to cali at the Billiard Saloon in Central
Hstel, with Phelan's tables aud furnished in the
1eatest style. Call and judge for yourselves.
Genital Hotel, .outhwest corner Of 9Th sire ct and
Penn avenue. H. D. GELSTON.
de % 2swimH Proprietor.
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LECTURE To- NIGKr.-W. H. q. Hosmer' tne
ture of the course OF the Washington Lyceum,
tonight, at Willards Hail.: HIS suolecI Is
"Home Associations" and all VINO may vistt
the hall will be repaid by rich literary 'reai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-29

u fast going HOHiE n
with BC GGY and II HARNESS. cJmplets. AN
bargain At COOLEY Stable. Na
de 20 81 corner of g AID 10Th streets
ElBoOKYILLI ACADEMY,
- 4 HON. .cciool for Boy.
Terms Ssai per session ~ weeks Address
II. Il. BURNS Principal
de g I'm Brookvtile. Montgomery co. Nd
~ FQR SALE
BklNa Deairous of removing TO the West, /
otter Tor sale my interest in the Mechanics Saw
AMI PlsEeing Mil, c0rnsr of aud 18th street,
Terms cash, Apply to ]. TRUMAN, on the prem.
h'eh or 1T his residence, 1875, cor. ARA and sts.
de - w j. TRgHAN.
NJ NOTICE.
W., III De SOLD on Saturday, the Cd January, at
nsu nazAar, enc large sorrel HORSE, IL n
year. n. ana one bay COLT, years Old, IN
70 sho.n ~ HkS CONCERN, - 0ay cE srTes UfHAK1
nrsIy &c Thons rs Clark Livery Stable. lNh and
u slre9.s. de . as
THE PROPRIETOR OF FHE NEW YORK.
Hotel, corner OF ! and 18th streets viii Oman
bis Dining Boom On the lst Of January next AND
VIII be prepared TO accommodate 100 gentIeme en-
payable in advance; breakfast win be on the table
yuLetus iy ct O'CLOCK and will stand until
b,nusr will be On the table ct { toe Good fare
good cooking, cleanliness and punctuaiity may be
r, lied on. de 81 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-29

EKENOH JUVENILE BOOKS,
y Chen ct Chat, Sl.eO
Veiilees du Grand PaRa. 9l.26.
LIE Bracelet della Marqniss. SOC
Ia Pougee peinte par Me-meme, Sl.l6.
Fleura Vivantes, lGc.
Aufmaux PArlants, Soc.
Nouveau choix de Fables, 6oc.
Sept Nouveaux Contes pour les enfants. 2Sc.
Contes pour les enfants de cling Q sir ans, Csc.
LIE choiX d. IN ami, Csc.
And many others just opened from Paris direct,
by Jde Isl BRANCK TAYLOR.
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FINED.-Patrick Folan, 80 street, near Pa.
avenue, was fined $40 this morning by Justice
Ferguson for selling liquor to soldiers Geo.
w. Rounlet, corner of Seventeenth and 4 sts.,
800 for selling liquor without a license, and
John Murray, keeper Of the National Restaur-
ant, 236 Twenty second street, S25 for selling
liquor on Sunday. The above parties were
arrested by the military detectives under Capt.
Dolan
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Charleston Dates 10 the "a IN Instant -tou-
tlnued Smelling OF the Gity-Destruci.y,.
fire and loss of Liie--Eirins III the H.r-
Dor and ut stono-tnion cavalry Raid III
y .iaai.a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
GREATEST GOOD THE GREATEST Nua1BER


Loo .I1o. ~ rus AsSgHAL.-Th.
r ek lslspd Asyss eoetiosss 70 fret ssd fso.
about the Iseasien collected By The powers !,
Warrington for the Arsenal baildisg ucss
the Island. and siill psrsisss that Major
Kiogsbury 61sd it, location. Whssbss il
might have been moss favorably loeatsd o.
not. b . qcestiea vhieh ~ do not feel sso
pstsss 70 decide. but gransiog that Il 10 not
- do not knov that Asj,r Kingsburv i to
b blamed for il. The location vas made by
board VI sommies;ossrs, and their aceisp
vas sasi.6.d by the Chief Of Ordssnes .,
ws,hiOgsoo Major Kirssbury i aers!y carry.
Ing eat the orders given hin In pissioe the
Arssnsl building where Il Il. The rssaoo
vhy Il was not faced towards Rssk Islsod,
- presume. 10 bsssuss Il vas sst ds1usd 70
Be- rood taste 70 face Il tovards The sloueh,
and tusn Ito rsas upon he channel Of the
Mississippi River. We prs.sns the author
i.iss know What they are about. I, The pso-
pie Of Rack Island think oshsr wise, vhy
don't they send . dspu'a aliou down there 10
give them instrae,ionsf That's The quss
tion
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RIVER ITEMS.

Tuesday, September 70.
A1RlvsD.
PrnBrNA, Hill. st Paul.
kArs 'AsssL. B W. DAVIS, Montrose.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
DDPARrED.
KArB CAsssL. 3. w. Davis, Montrose.
BILL hssDEssON, Rhodes, ubuque.
BDArs LsAvlN3 rHrs svsxIx0.
The Northern Line packet osmbina, Captain
Hill, snd N. Green, clerk, will depart for St
Louis and way points this evening It 8 O'Clock
K. N. Pfettyman, agent.
BOATS LBAsIS0 70 MORROW.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipple
Captain Campbell will depart for Keokuk and
intermediate laniings to morrsw morning. Lem
uel PArkhurst in the Office. 4. A. Tilcbeiu, agent
The mail and passenger packet James Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points Tomorrow morning r. n. Prettyman,
agent.
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fuDlac Aeetlne.

Rev. R. r. 0asisy. D. D.. Secretary ef ~
Aassieso Colonisatios Society vill sddrsss
sAs sitsasss q Dsvsnpcrs sAis svsalse. u ~
Msshediss Chaesh, ssesse = Dfa6s - ntlh
seessss, ~ - s'ssosk. % ~ sfigla. pss-
essss aod ssseles Il ~ selsslssllso eGests q
nssriag he pahlls - sasssssly tsviss1 =
ooeeod.
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Nssps Looxrso To.-We hear som

NssDs LooKfHo To.-We hear some
esmpl.ist smpag The eossuosss sf wosd, thss
there 10 unfsirnsss used II Measurement,
b. ssos dealers on shs lsvss There has been
lsgislsttes ssssgb spcs thas ssljsst 10 this
city 70 sosure sisisess agaiose asy sssh -
srosehospts o. their rights. II The laws ars
sss enforced vAs u 90 blsos1 Perhaps
. uttle vatehloe will do 10 h6ro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22

CoLONrzATroN.-Tho who feel an
interest in the operations Of the American
Coloniz.tio Society. ere notified 10 On other
place that the Rev. Dr. Gurley, Seer stary ol
the Society. will address the people this even.
ing. Dr. Gurlsy |. . man Of known ability.
aud will undoubtedly make the lecture . most
interesting one to the public.