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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Bryant & SrRArTox's GREAT CHAIN OF Con-
MERcIAL COLLEGES -Messrs. Bryant 4 Stratton
have now. in successful operation. f'oelUe Com
mercial Colleges. located in ST Louis, Chicago,
Detroit, Cleveland. Buffalo, Toronto, Albany.
Troy, New York Brook m, Philadelphia and
Providence They issue scholarship for $50
which secures to the holder ali the advantages of
any or all their Colleges, for indefinite period.
young man holding ore Of these scholarships
can choose the point where he will take the course,
as will best suit his convenience; and after com
pleting the course lie can review at either Col
ege, at any time, free of charge. This is GER
tany desirable arrangement for young men.
We understand that the idea Of Chain of Col
eges is entirely original with these gentlemen.
They employ the best teachers to be found in
the profession. and seem determined to afford the
best possible facilities for obtaining business
education, regardless of expense.
The railroad AMI telegraph give such additional
facilities for engaging in great enterprises, bust
ness becomes more extended, and persons are not
confined to one point, as of former years, hence
the necessity of a comprehensive business educa-
ton We understand this chain of Colleges never
was in more fourishing condition than at the
present time-the Chicago College alone having
about three hundred students IN attendance. Mr..
Bryant resides in Chicago, and Mr.. Stratton in
New York City. These gentlemen are bringing
out series OF Commercial Text books" which
are said to be the best of their kind Those al
ready published are: Commercial Law, $50 pages,
price S.; Book keeping, 2l2 pages. price 50;
Primary Book keeping, 1872 pages, price 80 cts
Commercial Arithmetic, 252 pages, price 81 40.
These books can he obtained at the principal
bookstores. or of Bryant q Stratton at either of
their Colleges They should be in the hands of
every accountant and business man.
Is The total number OF Catholic Priests en-
gaged in the diocese of Philadelphia is one hun
dred and ity-seven, of whom one hundred and
fifty are on the mission and seven otherwise en-
gagged There are one hundred and thirty secu-
lar priests, and twenty seven connected with re-
ligions orders There are one hundred and sixty
two churches and eight chapels, four ecclesiasti-
cal institutions aud four colleges, eleven female
academies, one high school and one hospital.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Ion have forfeited, but deny that this rebellion
can suspend single right OF the citizens of loyal
States i denounce the doctrine that civil war
III the South takes away from the loyal North
the benefits of one principle of civil liberty.
Il is a high crime to abduct a citizen of this
State 1t is made my uuty by the Constitution
to see that the laws are enforced. | shall inyes-
gate every alleged violation of our statutes, and
see that offenders are brought to justice. Sherifs
and District Attorneys are admonished that it j:
their duty to take care that no persons within
their respective counties are imprisoned, nor car
ried beyond their limits, without due process oil
laual
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

~ AT supper, the other day, in Albany, there
were present one father, three daughters one son,
one mother. one brother, three grand daughters,
three sisters-in-law, one brother in law, three
aunts, four cousins one wife, one nephew one
grandson. three nieces. one husband, and three
sisters And yet, strange TO say. there we're only
four pers0ns present
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Il Late advices state that the mental powers
OF the Sultan are deranged. and the Turkish Min
isters often meet IN secret council % consult upon
the measures 70 be taken for the moment when
the Increasing mental alienation makes him alto
gether unfit 10 reign. A regency is too much at
variance with the Oriental ideas. and the Sultan's
heir j. not yet Of age.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

r. The Pope WIS too unwell to officiate at
the Christmas festivities IN Rome IL il said that
his nervous system IS seriously affected by any
sudden change in the weather, and cauterization
in hts leg produces a feFerish excitement
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

IF The French and English elements in Canada
refuse to combine. They will no more mix up"
than will oil ind water. We notice that furious
discussion is now going on between the organs of
the antagonistic nationaiiies, rs to which of the
of the Province.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

e8- Cowper says that 1.-The tear that is wiped
with address may be followed, perhaps, by
smile" Ii it is woman's tear, the perhaps is
unnecessary; you can always dry Il with dress.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26
GOV. BURTON, OF DELAWARE.

The subject first in importance to which shall
invite your attention, vitality affects the in
ter ests, rights, privileges and liberties of the peo
pie Of Delaware than any other perhaps. which
ever engaged the attention and deliberations of
the General Assembly of this State since the
formation of the Government, and the future ex
istence Of the Government itself is not less in
volved in the issues new and novel use of the
military power of the Federal Government, which.
if tolerated and carried out in practice, will most
inevitably result IN the pervsion of the principles
and power OF the Government, aud its ultimate
and total destruction
/ alude TO the unwarranted and unconstitutional
arrests OF our peaceful and loyal citizens, whereby
they aIe deprived of their liberty and made in
mates of loathsome forts and common jails, with
out any charge preferred against them in legal
orm being made known to them, and denied the
privileges of being heard and of confronting tier
accusers, or even OF being informed who they
are and of the nature and character OF the charges
if any, against them
These grievances are of no trihing character.
and such as lhe citizens of a loyal State ought
not to be subjected to. and which no legitimate
power under this Government of boosted liberty
aud freedom can constitutionally and rightfuly
inhct upon them.
GOV. SEYMOUR, OF NEW YORK.
shall not inquire what rights States in rebel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24


DIE COLT MBiA. aaashtsr Of Ralph ns and Susan
4Se 4ssi1 .s and 18th friend. 81 hs shs
specsfulty invited to attend her funeral. this Sat
OF h.r sss aas e.
columbus, Ohio, papers copy.l
=, tn 16H tAURA aged 9g'hs and
children Of J smes NJ and Jsre G. Lsrcomse.
On ,bs 18th instant ELIzzIE, y9ungeshtaush.
ter OF VIM: n: ann "eras Jane FORREST. ssrd
The finn, ral viii take place to morrow Sunday
tenth street to which the friends of the family
are inv tied.
saturdsy morning, at .6la O'Clock. FRANK
TIE funtrf! viii take place o'clock 70 morrow
1ice. IT.
On the morning of the 24th inst MARY ANN
ELIZABETH, bel we'd raughter of J eremah and
C.lirdsr - tcddccort, aged 10 months and l. days.
TIL eas r Gf ahs sn n bsr uy Invited
No., 3s3 10Th street south, to- morrow Sunday
afternoon, at s O'Clock.
On the 90th. in Alexandria, Va. Miss MARTHA
F.. IGLE, in the z3d year OF her age.
:, L,n,s '. ,; , 70 he IMsn,ory Of Martha.
1hs form reposes new;
Thy soul to God doth bow
IT'S hard 10 psrt from thosa We love,
Mad deay by Natures tie
Butthou art gone to Heaven above,
And lever more can die
H., form earth 20 more L II see,
A. | WAS went to DO
AZ ersrklibg eyA il. death ia sealed.
Hut lri.Lt-r BEARS above.
the gertie emile that net my gaze,
po~ csn meet
Fol thou hast left this Won ID s dull cares
To rest At j. sus feet
Farewell, dear Martha, a long farewell,
u. heaven v" may meet:
Ara shout and sing tis praises stil
A the gentle SayiOnr'e feet.
But here ear we'll part more
FER have parted ";
Itsrt Ca!ird tkNe 20 Pim shove,
Adieu, loved Martha, sdieu RAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
JAMES 3. WEIGHS
y CELEBRATED

JAMES y. WEIGHS
CELEBRATED
Fi III L L Y FL o URi
Wehaving the sole agency for the above Justly
famed Family Flour, are now prepared 10 supply
the trade in any quantities they may desire
Families will find the above Flour at all stores in
Washington and Georgetown.
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
SIS and 80 Water street,
de 30 I'm Georgetown, ID. O.
A PpLEe, POTAT0ES, AND CIDER.-l5OD
"A Barrels APPLES. so Barrels Jackson White
White POT ATOES, and loo Barrels prime CIDER
which will be sold IN lots 10 suit purchasers
J. G. WATERS
jas cow 100 Water at, GeorgeAon, D. c.
Il so BARRELS TAR,
80 BARRELS R0SfN.
Apply to
nc b-tf J. l.. KIDWELL. GEORGETOWN d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
CaISTADusA's HAIR DYE

AND THE UNLT DYH
For all wfo desire to have the color of their hair
changed with safety certainty and apidity to any
shade they may desire.
Manufactured by J. Oristadora, 6 Aston House.
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 % and So per box according to size
CKISTADORA's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is Invaluable with his Dye. il imparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitali
to the Hair
Price 50 cents, 81. and So per bottle, according
TO size, ja9-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
BArCHELeR's HAIR DYE,

bAfCHEL6kS HAIR DYE,
The bes. in the World.
William A. Batch sIors celebrated Hair Dye pro.
ducas . ceior not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inJure the Hair In the least;
ed;es the Ill effects of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. Grsy. Red OF Rusty Han. instantly
turns 9 splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, 80.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHl-
Lon, on the 5oxr sidss Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Ne,S York,
mT-ly Late xS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst. at st. Aloysius' Church by Rev
Father Mcguire Mr. VIM McOONVEY, Of Mont
sou:ery county, Nd. to Miss ANNA MANAGHAN,
OF this city. IN. and BALTIC. papers copyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

WARRANTED TO CuRR IL SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfreys
Antidote, an English Specific Of SIXTY Ave years.
standing, will cure GoHorrhoa in SIR days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
By +. O. vord, cerner llth street and Pa, avenue,
" ashlp gton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
Oc PAPERHAN GINGs.

IN \ Is n n a N II L y 10. 1OE
lou Gold and Velvet fOU
Gold Stamped. and medium priced Gold Papers,
with a varied stock of Glazed and Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices.
WINSOw SHADESl
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window Shades. Bul, Green and Blue Holland or
any required style or size OF Shade made 10 order
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
49, warranted 10 be gilded lth Gold Leaf
Tho hand sc NEST and largest assortment IA the
District from the best anufactory in the country,
with beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
Card Visits Frames. Of foreign and domestic man
ufactures. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing
copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings and Statu
airy, Albums, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssHLsI
Different si.es and cclers. Picture Rings, Eyes,
Nails. he. Orders for Paeerhansinxs or Window
Shades punctuAlly executed by experienced work.
men N cIty country. Terms cash.
J. MARKRITRA
SPlesse remember the number q Sc 7th strvet
al the terms cash for goods and labor jsl5-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

DR. Won MoscHzIsxRR, 227 Penn avenue can
Tor Limited tin e longer be consulted on ali n,aia.
dies Of the Eye and Ear, Deafness Noises in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

FOLDERS SPECIAL EorIcH.-Do your duty to
yourse4yes, protect your health, use Hol!away,s
pills and Ointment For Wounds Sores Bowel
Complain and Fevers. they are a perfect safe
guard Full direct ions how to thers with every
box. Only Is cents. ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

DR.. 8. II. Lands Electric Baths and Wstar Cura
Apphsnces prs vent and cure Colds, Coughs, &c
you need not be afraid of taking cold after these
apple atoms. IF you want to get cured Of apy dis
ease .,itoE ,n.aie,se 60 to DR. Lspds' Water
clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

The GREAT HERHaspKz TROUPE is blsying to
crowded IA, uses in Philadelphia and il in no vsy
connected with the Washington Varieties Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER Com
EAsY.-At meeting OF this Company on
Inursday night, the following officers were
elected Tor the present year: President John
Chauncey LIST Vice President, Charles Hol-
brook I'd Vice Presldent VIM. T. Scott; Score.
tary, Z. H. Sipe Treasurer, J. G. Cation Dele
gates to the Fire Department: T. Chauncry,
Z. Holbrook, George Noyes, VIM. T. Scott, and
Joseph &. Murphy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

COAL OTL.-It will be seen by his advertise
ment. that Burgy is again selling the best coal
OIL Ter sixty cents per gallon. Our readers had
better give him call, corner of and Eleventh.
streets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
RooMs TO RENT, With or without BOARD, a.
II No. 1876 Seven Buildings, Penn. avenue be-
tween 10Th snd 18th SITS. it.
EIGHT SMALL DWELLING HOUSES TOR
SQUARE. fronting the channsl Of the Pct9msc.
For RENT Eo gentlemen in Private family
eating; will he rented separately, If desired il
es 81
HOUSE FOR RENT. FURNIsHED.-wiI Ne
rented to a respons BILE tenant for months or
Heufs contains 10 rooms sSd Sitshsn end
FIELD, at Star Once ja7i-st.
A CORNER STORE FOR RENT-Ias been oe
"A cupi.d for many years for FIRST class grocery
is sl s '. Ter nsa
fer feur horses and wagon. Inquire Mt the Agency
once; Sll 9Th street, above Penn avenue north.
+ PARLoR and CHAMRRR on second door. At
4s7 Twelfth street. ia 25-3t
ITO RENT-Furpi-hed FRONT ROOM. secoul-
city. Address 20. A B. :" star once jsz5-st-
H.. pRIvATE FAMILY, TWO fuRNIsHRD
Or on
L chamber attached. in an unexceptiousble locs-
S s2 u" b e. rented t
FURISIIssnR E Ho6 ROOMS FOR RENT,A PAgLoR
on OF, seeord, at No. ass z street, between 9Th and
EoR sALR-The GOOD WILL of . Feed Store,
I doing .. arstsEsts business Also. the sssrs,
Room and I'd Hay shed DTsI Cart: Wagons and
Avenue between bet I'd and ID s.: "a la''
ppN~
i central part of the city, within two blocks of
Pa ave, all modern convenisnces gas, bath room,
besides briilisnt furnishe dou bic P4RLoR. FOR
PARTICULARS apply Box 2S"W. y Star Office.
For RENT-Fir-. class Furnished PARLoRs.
Also Gne Furnished Rooms. with or without
j and & ae ssion
City Hall ia q lwf.
E'URNIsHED ROOMS TO RHNT-Kor rent, at
4 4a0 18th street, east side, between and
koos and sfTs ia ROCKS sns
LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable
Ing IN .ha TO those
FOR sALE,-valushle PROPERTY, recently
Il built, and centrally located, being ia the vi
cini,y of Patent ana Post 0nices Any person de-
sirous of investing, the present is favorable OPP
and YTisHse aea On a q ''iss
S Wcpla prefer to sell entire hogs Inquire at No.
de STU ,Th&stf M. BERGMAN
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l2O Acres in cul-
"A tisation, S4'a acre. in tin Der; with nsw Frame
House, with rooms. ~ young Peach Trees aud
an Apple Orchard. II is situated on 7th street
turnpike, about ~ miles from Washington, ID. G.
20 acres of tn above il good and fertile MAJ low
land, ana the remainder No lup- lsnd, fronting on
Two county rOnds. Tern, easy. For particulars
enquire Of Z. BARTH0LOW, JOHN
RAKEE JI- Seventh 81. IA IS-es
DLAYING OARDS-Hart 4 Co. 8 and othe,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

DLAYING CARDS-Hart & Co. and othecs
3R6 fhASCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

death was noticed in the Star Yesterday, was
named Ellen Brown, aged 10 years. She had
three children. She was employed in q Gov
eminent hospital, and had merely gone to Mr..
Jang's on visit She was taken suddenly ill
with spasm, to which she had been subject,
and fell over the trunk in her room and died
She vas buried by the family yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.--Adam Tay-
Tor, assault: John O'Grady, drunk; Martha
Brooks and Lncv A. Harrison. colored, petit
larceny; John De Shoue and Frederick Doug
las, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. J. An
derson picking pocket Jail for further hear
ing Ferdinand Thompson, suspicion Of being
concerned: do. Capt. ". b. Duryea, assault:
security for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
by J. c. Mcguire Z 90. Auctioneers.

hESlbABlE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
~ LoT AT PUBLIC sALE.-On FRIDAY AFTxR-
NOON January sD.h, nj AZ O'Clock the premi-
ses We .ha sell rari Lot in Square Ef7. front
ire on Massachusetts avenue, bo'veen 4th and sth
streets west, running through To street, together
vita the improvements, consisting Of q neat and
vell-buit Brick Dwelling House, containing six
roous
This is q very cemfcr liable and well Arranged
house. and In q desirable situation for q private
residence.
Terms One half cash; BALANCE in months for
approved endorsed notes, bearing interest secured
bp = deed of trust on the premises.
ia sd j. q. mcguire & co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

NECESSITY TO C"UGH.-Bo wells Med
Gated Cough Candy has proven 10 he An effec
tual remedy for coughs. colds, bronchitis, &c
In is witlIal pleasant 10 The last u, and is Ger
rainIy preferable To nauseating children anC
others " it'll nipple asant medicines. IL is satC
also, that il clears and strengthens the voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
l-ERY HANDSOME FARM AnauT TRN NIL n

Wv ILL Be sold at Public Auction. on evsry
MEDNfspAf and SATURDAY, st II O'Clock 2:
the Government Beef Hides hand 81 the time q
sale
men<nt Of sale. q. BELL,
jas tOhron.l 1t. Col. and c. 8. Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

ByJ-o. Mccs IRE 90, Auctaopesrs.
SALE nj CATARS WE w 9p colNs.-os MoS.
second Zoos of the AJs ZION Rooms, shall eeli b
catalogue. q collections. OF Soins, eneraeins-
American Sarrr and sN per Coins,
Medal. Med aets, Tokeua &c,
Sale wEhost ressrye a win eommenee a I.
O'Clock precisely. Catafsaa OF the oOSas II sas
sisre.
AZ dts J @ MtfUl RG a CO. Aurt.
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WANTS.

WANTED Every person 10 know that they can
w get the best COAL OH. at the New fo-x
GrCceTy corner and 18th, for ~ cents per gallon
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

met Lynch and zach about six o'clock, A. tho
corner OF Sixth street, nd shook hauds with
Lynch, who staggered, and s,@i,ness thou ,ht
mat he was about half tight 1t was aboUt siI
CLOCK when ne met them, aud 1t was dark.
wet and muddy.
MIR. Bradley here stated that all tn. wit.
n-eses for the defence had been examin-d with
inc exception OF two who were sick, whom he
hoped ne would have this morning. and tho
court at ten minutes past three, adjourned,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-27
Lo1er frera ,he FreRg.
Correspondence Alississippisa-I
n. ?. BANKS,
AajoT-General Commanding.

AolteH p94lAcuCe Alsslshp plhh
MECHAETcsBURG, Miss. June 2I.-Aasr q
long and wesrisoale scout, 1 return TO my biyou-
&C, sad write you short letter before going to
rest. The Erst friend 1 met after reaching camp,
was yoUr welcome little paper, which was read
With delight and satisfaction
have no news of interest to relate an is
quiet along General Jacis0n's closely guarded
lines. Siacs our arrival here the enemy have
made 90 demonstrations ia the direction of this
place, but keep well shut up ia their limos.
They crossed east Of Big Black twice, ia some
force, but were easily driven back By CsllAel
Ross. the chivalrous commander OF the Texas
bdgado. Gensral Jaekson's scouting parties
capture few Feasrals each day, some Of them
negroes, armed and equipped ready for the con-
hiet, One was captured several days since on out
post duty. asleep; another Ons while a.temDting
to get to Ciistsa after his family. His pass was
dated headquarters st regiment Mississippi la
faatry, A D., (AlTicsn descent). Many are the
statements We receive from these negroes and
white perseus about the ferce Of tie enemy,
their different commanders and their losses ia
the late charges Bpon cur Southern Gibrsltar
As te strength Of the enemy we learu lust
enough ts force upon us the belief that there are
great many ef them; their opinions vary SO
much about thoir commanders that we cannot
sTrIVe at GnY reasonable conclusion as to who
they are etc; bat as to their losses in ths differ
snt assaults all agree, with singular precision,
that il is frightlul 30 contamplate, and that the
cessation Of over two days in the boabsrdment,
was 90 bury their dead
We hear in camps that Gen. Jackson has
given orders that no more flags of truce viii be
permitted to esme uF the Yazoo, bat must Be
sent overland. If tree, thi5 IS wise order, as
it prevents the enemy from taking soundings,
ascertaining shoals, etc, in the river.
courier luss In reports another great b8tzS
tie st NicksburE, commencing the night 81
the POI At TIVE o'clock A n, and continuing
until sbsut ten o'clock A. NJ. of the same day, in
which Gen PsnbertOn was again victorious, the
sEeRy losing ia killed and wsusded nearly
10000. Ne firing heard since the caunosading
ceased. All the cavalry zre il good spirits, and
feel confident Of success in the apprbaching
struggle God grant that our great leader may
preserve the proud reputation he has 50 nobly
won amidst the carnage and smoke Of so many
terrible conflicts No enc doubts him We look
confidently to him and gaze with admiration
upoa this great man-the hope Of the Vast, the
chielssin without peer. WALTON.