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Relief 10 the Familie. Of y.lua,esrs.

A CARD.-The undersigned, in behalf OF the
Committee to Collect and Disburss Eands to
the Families OF Volunteers from the District of
Columbia and in the District Regiments, ten
defs 70 the noble. hearted and generous ladies
VINO have voiuntar " proposed to inaugurats
and manage fair for the benefit Of those fam.
lilies his wsrmest thanks
he Wlll take this occasion to say that if money
is to be dissursed, on the same principle that It
las last winter. to such FAINT les for the ensu-
ing months Of January, Isi.Toar1 and sIarch,
II VIII taAe at least eight thousand dollars, In
addition 10 the balance now on hand. :
Inc committee wilt exert themsel YES to the
utmost to raise all that they can. hut there Ia
SUCH variety of demands upon the purses of
our citizens that they look upon success "a by
no means certain They. however, assure
themselves that If the ladies take the N after In
nand with their accustomed energy and psrse-
Verance, success will be certain.
GOD bless the ladies' for their noble and pa
triotic fxertioDs all over the country to ameli.
crate the horrors of war;
b. b. FRENCH,
Chairman and Treasurer OF the Committee
Washir gton, Dec. IL, 1852.
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BROWN g
BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs,
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.

soldiers Who overta1 tire voice and ars exposed to
the senHiae; " Browne Bronchial Troches" hav-
ing Pror,d their efhcacy By test of many years,
cars and Surgeons in the Army snd have re we'd
teetlnt mails from many eminent men
Sold by ell Druggists q nd Dealers in Medi.ine In
The United States and most Foreign countries at
nte Der box. no L m
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HRa's DRKss 8 UIrs.
Yoxth's Dress SKIS.
Gildrens' Dress Sxi,s
Men: B.siasss Sniss
YOUTHS Bxsiaess Sxits.

Moan WALxsn & o., 36s Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. It Is
eomprised Of an assortment of Gentlsmen's and
material, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity il
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing In this city, very
reduced prices. oc3-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

A NEGLECTED CouGH, CoLp, AN
IRRITATBD OR SoRB THROAT, If al
lowed TO progress, results in Sc
Iious Pulmonary, Bronchial and
Asthmatic Diseases, @ ftentimes in
cursble. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRoCERs reach directly the affected
parts, and give aim ost i'm mediste
relisf.- For. BIZ ,nchitis, Asthma,
Cstarrh, and Consumptiye Coughs
speakers and Singers should have
the Trnches to clear and strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

To our Georgetown Subscribers.
Subscribers to the Star in Georgetown will
hereafter pay their subscriptions to MIR. John
Mathews, our new agent for that city.
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n~GEoRGETOWN TAKES The Collec er ia
N now preparing o list OF properts for sdver-
tisement upon which the general and special taxes
have not been paid. To save trouble and costs It
is bopsd that ell concerned Will call and settle
prior to the 18th day of Dece.l ber nsxt
ds12w CHAs. d. WEIGH. GoIleator
~ 81 81
Confsctiorery and Fancy Articles, suitable for
Christmas Presents, for sale cheaper thaa elss
whore in tbs District at
VALEN TINE MES8ER'S
No. So High street, ear Bridge Ct,
de i2-2W" 4sorgstoro ID O.
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HBvgR TOO LATH TO Lslgs BY Prof AIsxAa-
der Wolowski's new and simpli6ed method for
piano forte and sinsins; Professor woowski oon.
tipaes his einsioS and Piano Glasses. nd opens q
new course for Pikoo and Singing which will be
the last In Washingten.. Professor Wolo xxi r.
oeivss visitors daily. ct bis residence NO. SIS 2
street, the northeast corner Of Eleventh sRset.
no q I'm
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NEW yopE SrYyEs

Geat2ensn's Clothing t-Neto and Fashionable,
A large sssortr1. Mt for Dress and Busiaess wear
The English Back and Walking Coats EXCEL in
beauty. grade and finish anything syer offered Ia
this city. WALL, STEPHENS e. Co,
S22 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th Bte.
oes tt INTEL. and Republ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

liz RoN ToS JOURNAL DE MODES FOR JAM
UARY.-This beauuful monthly fashion book
for the ladies has been received from Paris, aud
abounds In beauty and elegance, containing
bridal, evening and opera toilets, bonnets,
c'oakf, childreD's home and walking toilets.
Besides this, letter on fashions, the usual
amount of cut patterns and literary matter
Fer sale at Shiliington's bookstore, Oieon
Building, corner AZ streetand Penna. az. 2t*
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spooas-SPooSsl-siivsr- plated Spoons can
had for one dosr get. 81 the bol'ar Jewrlry stor
Rod3S Pa avenue. near ~ street. Also. 20,
CHI ice of $500 different articles of 1e1elry,
Id es and gents' vesr. de u w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

CHArGEs IN TIE GEoReHrows CUsToM
HoLEE.-Willam II. Craig deputy collector,
vice Eben G.. Brown removed; Thomas j. La
1epby, weigher ard measurer, vice Jonathan
D. CattTen removed.
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Z. o. NcRToy, Agent.

.CoEHs, Eqaiona, Bad Nails, DC TO be nd Of
theSs troublesome anGOysncss. call OF DR., White
and srbmit TO bis n All pulations- Ysu are snre to
get reiiaf without experiencing psin. 0fice-Ne.
42I Peppsylyania avenue. Lame D. Tucker q
Building between A. and 9Th streets. No charge
for consultation, no 2o-rf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

A DELIGHTFUL EsTERTAIEmENT IN PRos-
PECT-we hear that .he Sunday school OF
Grace Church (EpIscOpaD will shortly hold a
fair fer the benefit OF their library that prom
ises to be- OF unusual interest. We advise fair
soers TO be on the lookout for this entertain-
mCut,
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oc tt

GREAT PsNvsYLFANlA ROUTE cac Brlfis,0.f ard
hsyrisbHrg, TO the North ard West.-Two trains
lesvs v ashiHg ton daily and one SuDda7-auick
tme-,ow fare and sure connections Soldiers
hct etE sold throne h at Government rates For
tickets aud further information apply at tn ONCE
Of Great Pennsylvania Route northeast oorEer OF
PsnphyIvsn avenue aud Sixth street, Washing
ton. once open from 6 q. IN. to 9p, m; Sun
dayF from 10 AZ r.
Sc "a y Z. NcRToy, Agent:
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DisEAsss Of TIE NsrreHs. s. nsinal, Urtsn'f, asd
Es1sdi tyStems-sStc and fsltnbls iyedtnsas- ~
Raots ~ ,hs Hotca-d dsSociafion Sent BY mail
In scaled letter snveio pes face of charge Adiress
Dr, j. sxILLiF HOCCEToS, Howard Asso c. st.o a.
No. eo1th Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. e3-3m
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

'Y'BERE WILL BE BALL GIVEN AT Tqs
CAsEGLL HALL, en- street, between "a
1864 and lSt n at, Gets on MONDAY the I4th N
In tznt sdmittan ce free. "a
All my friends and well wilherf are mos, LYA
cordially insited.o ,,,
FLOOR MANIGERS
Johnny Tipsn, Matthew Burns,
Johnny arral. p. Green
JohBDy Hughes John treen.
jt hnn: hcGauey, Jas. Carroll,
de y ~"
I COX OUTFuR The,
- INDAPENDENr SOCIALs
The members Of the Ipdsps, d ,pt SOCIAL CInb
take pleasure In announcing TO their friend, "a
ana tee pa bio that they will giTe GnkND ~
BALL 10 be given a. Il be enpsranos H.lt F5H
street. between ssb and luth street ons.a.A
TUESDAY. Dec. -. 1883 The COMMITTEE plsd se
tbemsflyes to make ths the be st Of the seasop
The celebrated Holy Bill Band has been engaged
fer the occasion.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies'
Corn.ittee 6 Arr.ngenlents.
4. X. Reed. @. n. shreayea.
G.. W Gladmon, W e. 0shorn,
NJ W. Le.se @ W. Tenley,
A. B. Beall. in. Laaplsy,
dc 10 st.
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DIED,

On TIE morning of the Is b inst, WILLIE, In
FAINT of Warder II. and Emma Bishop, aged
II or III, ard Is days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

SER vIRaT rAag OF to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYKII

~Orid. The only harmless, true ard reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye il psrfect-chans GO
81; iipsty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
B!nek Or Nas.raI B-o,cs, without in,urir the hair
or stsinina the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; impsrts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine COLOR and rsctifes the LII effects
OF Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAa
BA7oBsLoR, eli others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by al drug sists &c. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Batch elor's
aev Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

MooRK's WEST END DRUs STORE, liz Psnra
creme, South Side.-We lake pleasure in com.
xnending this establishment to strangers aud
others residing in the West End of our city, as
being q reliable place 10 procure pure msdi-
cines and all articles kept IN a we'll conducted
Drug Store.
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TO THE MUSIC PUBLtCi
PCR These WHO WANT A PIANOi
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY!
ANOSs AMOS!
PIA NOSl n
NEsTT3 AT HTVH1
JOHN r. EhLIsa
PIANO ND MU SIC STORE,
400 PENNA. AVENUE,

IUb FENNA. AFBNUE,
BErwEES NINTH AsD TRHrH STREETS.
hsvs this week received from Boston ten new
snd beautiful IAN OBJ " hich added to my pre- vous
stncs makes mine the largest ever offered In Que
store In Warrington, consisting of Piauos f ON the
oldest AZ best matters in the country
BUY ALL MY PIANOS FOR CASH,
Ard her ee err able to offer the greatest inducs-
menls 10 cash buyers or viii sell on re&sonabis
terms on long short To responsible persons
also: gre a. BARGAINS in good second hand PIANOS
Highest PRICE allowed for old Pianos In part pay
for new.
Pianos bought, sold, exchanged removed, tuned.
fes s1es t. stosk in MELopEoNs, BRASS INsrRu-
BFETs. DBuMs, fIFEs, Aoo0RDK0Ns,
FIUTge, VtOLIES and every article Ia the
JOHN r. ELLIS,
800 PRHssyLyAHIA AyRHUH.
Be,tcsen Niafh and Tenth Streets,
dsl,.3t Wishing ton, D. O.
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eROHlf UISlAsl6

Ssc.ssiaas's 6iJt 10 the most certain. aafe and
SOY ever discovered. Cures In two 70 four days,
and scent cases in tHenty-foar hours. No miner:
taken. II Is the soldiers hope, and . friend 70
those Who do not want TO Be exposed. Male PACK.
AGES, 81; female. g.
Sama,iscs's Rcot a1d Herb Jriess--A Dosttive
and perm snsnt cure for Syphilis. Serofula. Ulcers
g.. Ss. seA By 3. O. Tord. Bee advertisement. ms
On, puroR1's SUGAR coated EsnuaIs Ksgulatins
Pills are the coy bsa IN xA They operate Dssdisy
and 1sesSelS, ard being coated create no 4au.
sea upon The most delicate stomach. 4 trial Of
csc Pills win prove their ssrsriosty es al sths.l.
Price el box. bold By 8. Q. Ford corner llth
Cook, Alexandra, 3Aely
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AUCTION SALES,

gOR OrHRk AUCTION SALES sEE lsr PAel
By Nm. L. WALL q Co.,, Auctioneers.
l WEST Ar Aucsiss -on RRsEAY Al Esso5N.
ssh t.. ssars NJ MI
e6 street west, n q ruprins back N feet to u
fess alley. improved By Frame hoass
DELE " L. WALL 4 90 Aucts.
Rye,R CLOWN 4 Co, Agesiqnesrs,
To eE soLD foR TaItR L;yxev AND Ix.
J gyssHs TWO RossHs, WAoos Aso HARgass.
' dsn p ps b., sci . -
Isar the c,nai. !vo Horses. ons sray, the ct
.eid fe1 her Keeping So tbs o.n.rs Of the above:
bamed stock ars ,"euestsd to come forH.rt and
'n 4. ,4st "'eatS L. oRoWSS CO Ss assi.
BY VIM L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
South Conner Penn. arena and Riaih street.
(11RAhD AND VALUABLE sALz
RICH AND COSTLY PCRs AT AUCTION.
II being the drst cons gunens of the same to
WASHINGTON,
hops Nep% made sp
for the city t,sde this season. and Of the latest
HUDSON M s:y ss: .sis:;:
Royal Ermines,
French Fitch. 6s., &C.,
Ia Caps,
Oloaks, -
yictorises,
Nuts. CUTS, &c.
TO sUrLERs.
Also . Sich and yslua bic sssortaaent Of
fur Robes. -.
Gloves ana aauntlet..
and Mufisrs.
At the Auction Rooms, Forth corper of Penusyl-
veDs avenue AMI Ninth street,
On THURSDAY MORNING, DISC nm
commencing at 10 O'Clock
..ss WI WALL & CO., Aucts
n. y. All Fare warranted true to name aod of
best manufacture. de IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

Il RARE CUEIOsTTY.-We were shown this
morning by VIM. A. IRE, stariouer. No. 46i
FItiee nth street, map entitled Cary's Pocket
Pan of London, Westminst ter and Southwark,
with all the adjacent buildings in St. Georges
Fields, published in ths year 1it0. The siza is
Is by 81 inches, ii is finely engra we'd, and In a
gosd state Of preservation. II is a valuable
reiic OF the last century, and will repay exam
nation.
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yusr Ree.ivea sron dssnany. : large lot q
VII be sold b. tie elss., bcst,4 q 6si.2a. at
Cosssmbis Hotel md Restaurant,
s8 IL llr4 ReuNeYlvania aveans,
esa-Sus Vashin9toas D. q.
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MAR RED,

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. James Mitchell,
LEHUEL j. BOT ELRR, formerly Of Prince Geo,
county. 70 Mrs NARY MOORE, youngest
daughter Of James Moore, for nerly of Baltimore.
In Georgetown, d. c., on Thursdsy. D,e 10th,
by til Rev W. FL Chapman Mr.. CaARLE3 C..
PRICE to Miss GkORGIE JET, both of Georse.
town
On the 9Th inst. BY the Rev. James Curns, Of
Baltimore. Mr. JOHN a. BARKER. OF Wsshius.
t y. 10 Miss JULIA A. LAZENBY, of Nontsome-
~ county, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

ATTEMPT AT RAPB.-Danisl Long was ar
rested Friday night by officer Hesser, OF the
Fourth Ward, for An attempt 70 ComIni! rape
on Mrs Cathsrine Flynn. The evidence before
Justice Gibers on showed that Mrs. Flynn lives
on I irst street, near L., and the 9Th instant,
while herhusband was ont ~ work. Long went
to the house and sat conyerSing awhile with
Mr. Sullivan, q hoarder. Mr.. Sullivan went
out. tad Long went into Mrs. Flynn's room and
laid down on her bed. Mrs. lynn went into
the room and demonstrated with him FOR his
conduct Long seized her and dragged her
down on the ted, and endeavorsd 10 accomplish
his vile purpose. In the struggle the bed was
broken down. and Mrs. Flynn succeeded In
getting away from him. Justice iibsrson seut
Long 70 Jail for court. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

BrHIxARoIIKaA cAl BI CUKH0.-Bf. Hands
Specific cures SpNHsasesrA0A. Ssmissl Weekxsss,
1xpelscy, Loss ef PossY, sts., speedily Sad sfaxs
81. Its effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
Bpeo.nS, will oonvfeoe the most skapticAl Of its
merits. Price q boz. Bold By 8. o. Ierd, cor.
ne- litt street and p. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. iAe-ly
WARRANTED TO Ounn II BIZ DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey =
AuEdote, an Inglish Specific Of sixty i've years
standing, win cure Gose,,las tn ,ix dass. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per BEETLE. Sold
Washing ton. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. 10 g. II
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r1IgroRy OF WEST. POINT, Aaa lie Mfiisarr
II 1mportaxce dnfine the American Revolgdon ::
nd The orisip ard prosfess OF he United 6tsSse
Wtlfasy Academy By Capt. Edward O.. BoyntOn
80 81 A g IRANoK lAyLoH.
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syJ.o. MCGUIRE L co., Austiopeers.
DEREMpTORF CASH SALI OF LOTS kASY
Z or THE CAPIxoL.-On To AeDAY ARrlR-
NOON. Dec. 18th. At O'Clock. at our Auction
Room sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following Lots lying est Of The Capitol; yk:
los6, is, and n
1897, sand
:. 1il9, sand1
il2,
lI1l, " ii and II
20. of sGuars l0D, =" l, 3, and
" l ,Ss.' :. 3s,4.snds
80. ofsqHars lols. :. ALL,
Ills,
Ia. 4,
uonTsyanees q the colt Of the pnrehAser.
dea J. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aace
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsBe.-Barney
NIcPaul, drunk and dfsorderly; 50 s.. Daul
Dugap, do; SIS Bridget Mckenaa, do: loo he'd
up hours. Francis Tucker, drunk: dismissed.
Nsry Dowuey, assault and battery; bail for
court Pat'k Downey, do Jail for court Mioh'i
Downey, do; 90. Joseph Dorsey, refusing q
passer ger; S5.6i. John Mcclellan, drunk;
dismissed. Robert Chambers, do. and disor-
derry; do Al. Woodf1sld, do; military John
Quirk, do: Sis. Eugene O'Counor. do sl.aSs
Peter Higgins, do; 9t.5s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

FOLD HIGHWAY ACCOMPLISHMENTS night,
between and O'clock a soldier, name un-
known, was Knocked down on Seventh street,
batW cen aud / north, and robbed of 800,
$50 stated az first, but II after wards GER
famed that he had been paid si0 and besides
that ne had 50, making in Al S62l Yesterday
morning, officers tiled 10 asce1 tain who was the
robfer, aud TO get the money, but failed to ob-
tain any clue TO the Tobber or money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

Tn g1IApls4 AHp 1Hsf HAIl DYE n 1I1WoxLD-
Nsrr Fades ~ WISHES Oxs-Upham's Hair Dye, .
ents box. The best in uss. Try Ii. Bold By 8.
Iord, corner It'll street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
n ston. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ATTY
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FCNEEAL-Eastsrn Lodge, No. Z, I o. o. r,
preceded by Wagners brass band, yesterday
aftl ~ Don attended the funeral of deceased
member MT, Henry West, who died on Friday
evening alter a short illness. The corpse was
conveyed 10 the Railroad depot, and placed In
charge OF MessTs. David McS ueen and James
HsIley, n CO mmittee of the Lodge. to be taken
10 New York for IN tertIsnt. The deceased " as
well ard favoTaBly known in the Sc venth
Wsrd, where he resided for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

WANTEp-By Q respectable young Woman. a
W SITUATION TO Cook, Wssh and Iron Apply
eoIre r l4tb aBdK. ds7
WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN to Cook.
w Wash, and Iron In small .sG4iIy. Must hsvs
good references. Apply to III Il street, corner
Of I'd. de law
WANTED sEoUND- HAND RURNITURl
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding ard
EousefarnishIps Goods Of every Description
B. BUOHLY, &2S7 th at,
mar St-H hat q snd II. east side
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GH1fIxrU RlsG
=, .yoSEPH!l. k1 3 3 H Scfnrr.Rs

500 Nssfk 81. Near Pa AveHas, = :
lsrre ard veil seles ted sssortm.nt OF O4AM.
OiLitRS B1ACK ATs DROP .lGH T9. eHAD66,
Archer q Fancoast, New York. which srs offered
Tor sale ~ the mAnufActurefs p,iess IN that city
hose Wishi 4 Gas Rixturea, will fad IL 20 their
lntefeet 10 call befere IN -cbasing. x de B. 90 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14
CREAT EIWs FROM
VI LANSBU R0H Il BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
376 S1V1NTH .erREET,
80 Do0R ABOv1 +.

- e 37o S1V1NTH 6rREET,
50 Door ABOVE +,
just received from the late sale Of the prise
gteamef fetefbof, large Assort ment OF Fall and
Wiz ter DRY GOODS, such as
AL new shades finest quality IR1NOH MlRxNO
GOO BAIh0bAL SKIRTS from D 50 up,
DRRsS GOODS Of every sdssorild on, s per cent.
cases beautiful dark oALIoO16 ct lsk cents per
with great many other goods too numerous to
1t "o' i>A1 " = EINSSURGH g 1RO IS
dc l-1W* Baltimore Bari gain Store.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs,
Is1 OF LETTERS REMAINING In THE POST
La OFFICE. GEORd ET0WN. d. g.,
NpI l&62 !. 4

actcn NJ IS A NJ Q
iJiiey NJ % Surie !
Brown Mra Mary
SehLet Mrs
Feslsy Miss W Z
sTAgs Mr. EliEsia
Booth Mas C'isr.
B rkcr NlEs CAT:
enller Miss hgres
Colman Mrs
Case Nisa 8 rah '
Cr1w'ey MissMsry
Chanbsr!sia Miss
S.t.y
Drths Rrs Sc rah
lbayidr5r Miss Rose
Darby MissR ebeeca
Dunn Mrs Mary
nuGhsr Mrs Lou1s
nsvisMrsEi'iaheth
DnuRiasa MylCath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14

w Builders til wish to have . tip top LAST
ING kOOI put on their houses. either Pitch or
please leave their orders ct Mr.. BUEHLER'a Res
tsufspt Nc PA st near the corner Of 18th, or
and Sd street,. GEORGETOWN. All orders viii be
PROMPTLY attended to By BALLAUf %.
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FIRST
NATIONAL DlAK OF WASuIEGToH.
Eansfal-0 nAn -

~ TAh Blrx, orsauised under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the Transaction OF business, ct the corner
o YiftSsntb end streets. opposite Treasury BE-
partmsat. II. D. COOKS, President.
VIZ A. HuHSIIaYoH. Cashier. = % N-2
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By. O. Moe UIRE & CO., Auetioneers.

uOhTeyanees @ the Colt OF the pufohAsef.
de8 ]. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aac6
The New York herald., 1863-09-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

WAhTED-A PROTESTANT 0IRL As COOK, WASH.
or ana rner 70 90 thirty hye miles In the country
wih good reiercnees good and home VIII
DO given Win good wages Apply Wednesday beiween
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The New York herald., 1863-09-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, SIrUA.
w ton ebambermaid 10 OF chidren would
make herself useful Call for $50 kAs 4th ST.
second floor. back
The New York herald., 1863-09-15
SITUATIONS wAnTED-rEMALEs.

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
"A ladies d'essmaker and amsress; 40 al kinds OF
Yamy tag Grover Bakers hine best reie
r.n.es reqnrd Can be Tor two days at 10 est
24th r., Tth avenue.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

Office of Jar Cooks, Subscription Agent,
AT JAY COOKE Co.. BANkERS.
ia South Third 81.
Pu,LapsLrurA, Nov. I. 1862. }
rJ,HE undersigned, having been appointed
Subscription Agent by the Secretary oi
the Treasury, is now prepared 10 furnish
New Twenty Year s per cent. Bonds,
of the United States. Designated a. -five-
Twcn,ies," redeemable at the pleasure OF the
Government, after 1--WE years. and authorized
by Act Of Congress. approved Febaary ss'h,
1861.
of $50, 800, $500. $1,000.
The REGISTER BONDS Ia sums Of $50,
500, $500, $1,000 and $4,000. -.
Interest at Six per cent. per annum VII
commence from date Of purchase, and y
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
semi.annually. which Is equal, Al the presen!
premium on gold. 10 about EIGHT PER
CENT. PER ANNUM.
Farmers, Merchant. Mechanics, Capitalists
and all who have any money to invest. should
know and Remember that these Bonds are
in effect, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon all
Railroads, Canals, Bank Stocks and securI-
ties, and the immense products OF all the
Manufacturers, &c, &C., in the country
and that the full and ample provision made
for the payment of the interest and liqu'da'
ton of principal, BY Customs Duties, Excise
Stamps aud Internal Revenue, serves to
make these Bonds the
Best, Most Auai1dbRe and Most P1Pu-
Tar Mycstmcnt in the Market.
Subscriptions received Al PAR in Legal
Tender Notes or notes and checks Of banks
at par in Philadelphia. Subscribers by mai
will receive prompt attention, and every Ia
ciliry and explanation will be Afforded on ap'
plication al this office.
A full supply of Bonds will be kept on
hand for immediate delivery.
JAY COOKE. Subscription Agent.