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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Collage. one of f.r f-.r-ors ,r-a.-..l .r
fh' r''tlrrs. that caused 30 morh excite
aeUt ia Albany AL E.theI. la.t summer.
va .F"a-ai tn tu- ra.- la.t Th-r.ia,.
Dbl. ra. a-ra.-n.l Ila--lst afternoon.
I.'ai -.....- --t was committed t,- ri1f
il. a., ar,.lol .r Ar.e--aoA. tt p.ra.
o. >hruH l'la.s 90 Ii,,i.-l. uao va. .f.,..I.
Dr. appointed ior tlr r..rre-s. a-i ...i i.,
tar of.z,a. .f Brt.I Do. found .-. 81.
tae Deans. la- r.a5a..lt .Lal- lsl a
claim. aul he va. th st Baar.r. ILL.
'tl.r l- bel Nrs H-.n.ui.k.
81 Bangor. a.r urr.. Ramon h. ban
va. s.rt.ae,l Sour scar. Dob ~.at,-. Pr....
i.r L1r-, .t,a.1-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Dr. Nm. a. Ru.t. of South Paris. ta.
been appointed by co. Comm.s..aner of
PENSIONS. hNauiulrg surgeon iar Oxforl
County. % examine an applicant. sr rsu-
"ons. under the a. OF l-6s. granting pen
sions % disabled and Invalid soldiers. b.
the present var.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Gov Coburn has appointed officers far
tEo eoiored Regiments Cap, Appleton .f
,ns Aaine 18th regiment. and Chas. Ham
ln. 81 TIE regular army Ell Pc colonel.
has. W Lowell. Esq. has BEN appoint
cd a captain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

MssoNlc. Tho stated communicate 81
PARIS Lodge. wi Pei he,l on Taeslar s,,-
ning ncEt. a. half past .ir o'.io.k 4 gen
eral arenianoe b. desired. a. bas..es. ~
imporiaucc viii cone before tie Lo1-a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27
Lsitsr 10 Rsr 81. sos,Axorth


kinin.ss oi w. ,u.~f. 81. oi P.-t-
hnl. ne A. anchored in NV of che f,--
ari favored leland of Cola. oil. .-,r, .f a..
Auulc,. richest jewel ia tie crown az 81.
't-rcH ,i spain. 4 stranger frI. lia..if
ia neu vor.i The f-.ri71' uo-li uh.-.
'luatc. and uatur.. ami man. arr ser, l,f
'r-lHf to what b. known in the ,olI N.rth
ia"a-h De- - nil-s.u,er. sct tlr .uu shine.
VIA tiaf tvrrcncF ur tNrrr,rn.. iaaIaIs
day Ihs negroes go abvlt tlcir uark
without shoes ~ oiothe. The uLitc aea
do the.r busins>s in thr eariy morning or
thc evening. a wrtc iu the cool mar
lor in the shade thc therrnou,cter stana.
az 50. III oranges drop Ike gold O. H.
ground thc cofcc blooms Oh. green Ban
anas aad tie milky Cccoas arr ia ever,
stage 81 Tro-rvs.. from the sau,r Co thr
Tipcnei fruit Escpthirc g., Ike raia-san-
fusr vith u.s. We have I.ut aside our warm
u'lrr caruCut.. ou- vests. and lounge in
'le COOLEST places We can end. All an
this while sou ar booking upon suov felI.
aad cuitiu- ice. - much s1- 81. climate.
Nature in al her wa,s and prod4stiou. b.
a. new and strznSc
There j. s-arc,,v a fcaia-r ubi.b r,-
n,n's one az Nev Ensiasi. w mi.s an
INC ir'e'' h'~~r, And grasses. -hich COM
pose car forests. h,aat.it oar gardens. ana
cloihc our hcli.. Au b. changed W.
l'ok in vain for sauc oiI friend vr, loved.
% greet us WITH th~ nolling oi Of. r,a,a.
~ ne WHISPER of h'' ira'rs- y mafic. er
'A>' ~ lnr. N" wheat. nar clover. uor
.'aA'- No apple, uor Tiam. MP vino.
1913 "-Ai have 90 instead. Ih-sr -ro.is
i'."'. lhr u"st r'-aI frs, No.l La. -.s.lr.
Lac russ g rual,stir o. ..ia-i fol; in OBJ, i.-
''n % &c .and-rare Clean. eraeefa'iy.
trarIl-ly lifting thrir Magnificent tr-rt.
f' 20 ie'i v,ia'1i Hmb .r Iraf tl.a. in
g1ecnls dignity r,o,i,inc th,ir rienIil
e-orns oi ra'ing. green hea-is. IT,. ,t,
ca1 nr''r era-E. can never bc saf.sr.l.
~'ih ihc '-''a ai tl.. slur;ao-. t-,s. "
'ra-i aPoa %. li laia need 81 nou, D.,
''la's 81 .is frait Ha'lh,ilt teil. 1, ,h1t
una ~as o10e one 'a't forest 90 palms.
All 'i-'- ilo--l man for oeutlri.s las
''en tanning thcu. taes nav d. seen BOZ
sT.'t a'aaiaros. N price ~ SOFA voail
" ' sr'Ai o'-l4 thrse n.'Ic tires h,
---" '' -7'" in 'ur Ne~ England s0.i.
ii 'a"n'i De- IL vlo voaL t~h.ii b..
H-'' ''Nr i' a SAMMY chime. Anl Bar iu
groves arr t.r 'rert. uisy .0roas Ttr
D'-7',' TREE 'ai. "lo l.'e, al h.s ,iii-
i-''. n'A-' 'lrm i.r liu. j. 10 D.. food.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Cen. Weol b. making q tour to ,i.e Past
ern states. - inspect fhc forfifcatious
he I'll e. a. ar a. Portland TIE peorle
turn out o. SEE the veteran. viii most hear
ty enthusiasm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

\ i't'cr froh our army before Vick.t---
states thar jacob thompson. Barhaaaa',
>e,r,'ary 81 ihc luteuor. "a. found in che
"'cr to-day l3lsil iu = skia. 50 one q oar
na'kr'1 boats. and compelled o. heaye o..
IL, o. n's in care ~ Bear-Almiral Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

a hie-rift. ior tLe iroa-,lad. "a. t.,,
devised and ha. proved perfectly sscae..-
faI. hi' Composed u gu,ta pe-rLa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

p -. p v..,s--.Ia..-na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

upon the first effort st crossing. The excsttnx
sno hazardous effort Of building the BRIDGES
VIII ~ srsrd by tn. crossing ola large num-
b OF men IN ooats-the plan which proved 60
successful at frederieks burg Its underrtoof
mat train OF forty boats nlled with ar,sea
mtn, and rowsd overly the bridge builders,
VIII clear the Rebel rife pits and the opposite
bank, sntiG. nder the rapid construction OF the
brlCgtt morP certain.
Since writing the above, IL 10 learned that the
h.i d of tie bridge train has arrived 70 within
tai! miie Of the river. The storrn Ia rasinr
I'm increasing severity, which. howe YER n. !.
ioafatie u may be TO The soldiers who are
t'uinF and .hiNerng around their bivouac nres,
Hii iloNe Valuable cover for the seeresy Of
the Iridee- building. i fear lesat the rain NAV
&c soften the roads that the progress Of the boats
wD. te seriously impeded.
TIE night rs very dark, and the Doe tIns of the
"ruii'ry in the places designated viii be a tss =
81 the greatest difficulty. Calcium lights are AZ
Gen. Burnsides disposal, and the darfnes. nav
&c made iie eht as day for the workmen When
all is ready few hours ought to nnish the
bridges. We are waiting 10 BE- warned by tha
noise Of the artillery or the rinenen tAat tha
work upon the bridges has commenced. Be-
fore ing this dispatch we hope 20 say that
ihs work, II not completed, is well advanced
should fortune smile fayorably upon our pu-
dertaking during the next twelve hours, We
nope 10 nave driven the enemy before uS and
have gained the rear Of Fredericksburr men
d IS expected that Summers grand divsslon
VIII cross the Rappahannock near Falmouth.
Then viii follow the building Of the YsiIroad
bridge across the Rappah annock Timber, are
all ready, every beam and plank, and tb~v
VIII be thrown together with the great.et "a
.pio;ty, and communication established by ran
Win our supplies. This has been all con-
sldefed beforehand by Grn. Burnside, and
every matter arranged, as II success were sb-
soluteiy certain.
Sigels s Corps, one division OF which ha. been
for some time above Falmouth, upon The ri ver,
is expected 10 act as a reserve, and follow mn
the rear # the army. The extreme right has
been Tor come weeks guarded by this corps,
YCr a r " aG ra-r.
nclpate IN the hrst Of the fighting tomorrow.
No demonstration has occurred upou the
picket lines-now after midnight. Ali 10 au,pt
as usual upon the other side of the river But
while the enemy can hardly have failed 70 oh
serve the hiyouac fires Of our forces which
have appeared tonight in euch unus ual num-
bers, the wind, which Is blowing strongly from
their position, will carry no noise of the ay{tl
lery wagons or the bridge train
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PROPOSALS.
d z OPOs SAILS FOR ICE,

MEDICAL PusvErsR's OFFICE,
c HashinE:on, Jan. 4, l!si3
ustil hondsy the 25d day Of February lsis at
WE'VE l2l clock for furni-hinx the Medical
lse. .vith .appiy Of pure ICE to BE- CO SsiiveTed It
tie HilEwing p:ace,. viz
b,lt3n Hesd south Carolina.
Fortress Monroe, Virginia
nashville, TeDnses.e. Tus
New Crlcans. IL ui.isna.
Washington, District of Columbis.
memphis. Tennessee
is not the sI,y 5sSusss =. he posts
uty OF ice they can furnish where IL il gathered
price per ton of z OK lbs. and within what period
h.t bsr. OF thS .s5s
70 iuTnsh the wsole amount required at any one of
Bidefs vii stna 1hs " facR;iss they posscss if
any Tor storing the Ice at the posts they to
The ice must be of the best quality. subject to the
,hsP ahd afproSs Of the office, il charge Of
post Office address OF The bidder must appear in the
Ifa bid is msds in the name of q firm the names
.; all the parties must appear, the bid will se
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from diSLoyd! parties ,p, ,,ot rs ao..id
red, AND AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE IUsT ACCOM- Ant
,Ptoposs!s ust be addressed TO HuNkY Jouxsoy,
II f. r.. IS; and Acting Medical Purvey or,
.nSsshinston, u T., ana should be plainly marked
The atility of the bidder to all the contract
should it be awarded TO him, must be gusrap tesd
BY two responsible persons whose signatures re te
he appended 10 The ntee ana said gusrau tees
must sccompary the bid.
The respcnsibility Of the guarsn-ors must be
saowr - the pfctnl rtifcate OF tie Clerk of the
nesEej District Court or Of the United States Dis
tIict Attorney
BGuds in tha sum O Ave Thousand dollars signed
ny tho contractor and bot n his guar8ntors will he
required OF the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
FUrm Of Gu1r0nie..
We, of the county of -, and State Of,
and =, of the county Of, and State Of, do
aereby guarantee that -- is able 10 fulfil the
contract, in accordance with the terms OF his pro-
position. and that, should his proposition be sc
cepted. he will At ence enter into contract in
oOrdance Herewith
Should the contract he awarded him, pre-
pared to become his securities.
iTo this guarantee must be appended the OH cial
certificate above ntioned.)
The Surgeon General ~eseTyes ts himself the
right to reject any all bids tina. hs may deem too
high or unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON ,MsKU U.sA.
ia % df FEES Acting Msdi:si Purveyor.
- Papers authorized to publish Government ad
N,4rI1 ta1 .,iax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

lCorres pondence Of the Associated Pressl
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 22.-Phe storm,
'wnlch abated yesterday, is not over vet and
mas been quite severe to-day, and many of the
small vessels which started ssaward yesterday
nave returned here for shelter. The iron clad
steamship Wehawken arrived here safely this
morning.
The Baltimore mail boat, due here AT
did not get IN to-day till half past O'clock
Two rebel ofiicers-Captains VIM. Causey
ana Smith-were made prisoners to-day al a
mouse on James river Two other men were
also arrested at the same time, having some s,pO
worth Of contraband goods in their possession.
Four reEel prisoners were also brought down
nom Yorktown yesterday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES !
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The Forward Movement DelayedEIrn.
hle Gaudlfiaa Of q h. L.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroaAC,
Jan. 23.-The tempestuous weather since
uee day last, and the consequent impasss sshle
state OF the roads, have rendered any advance
OF the army OF the Potomac hey ond the Rapps-
hammock a matter Of utter impossibility. The
same causes so delayed the transportation of
the pontoons and heavy artillery 10 the desig-
mated points as 10 prevent n surprise OF the
enemy ~ the points where IL was designed
10 cress This afternoon the clouds broke
away, and the influence OF the sun is telling
fayorably upon the soil
Several paymastsrs have already arrived
bring JOY to the soldier and relief for their
Families At home. delay in the payment of
those actively employed may occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
THE NEW CANTERBURY

THE NEW CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH srlllf,
VIM. +. SINN.. Sole Proprietor and Manaser
GEO. PERCIVAL. Business Manager
IMMENSE COMBINATIONi
UNPRECEDENIE SUCCESS!
THE LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY IN THE
COUNTRY!
E1cslsior is the motto Of the Grsa, Castsvbxvy.
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLDl
THIS WEEK.
New PantomDne entitled
THE GOLDEN AXE,
Or THE ELVES OF THE HAUsrsD SrRsAh1
SEss SEGa StE3Gn iae '0r
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
NILES AUsUsHHExss HEss tE1 kAPS ktkfs,s tkhsofEh'
Who have won soide99 e9 opinions BY their beauty
THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS.
First apgeasance in this city of
MISS fLoREhSE Ss u RIXERs, D,,,u
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL,
Prom the Philaseiphia thesters, who viii appear
TIE c0yRr oFgEAU1Y
Miss Lilly Brandon. Little Ella
AND THE GREAT BALLET TROUPH.
Second y yset + Of g the PfoRles favorise.
First week of LARRY TOOLEY, the Ethiopian
w pS Dslinestor, from New York w,,,,s
49, is CLARKE, "hhi''
AND THE GREAT CORPS D'EfHIoPEi
Forrnins IN all the Greatest Congress Of Artistes
ever brought together in one establishment
.ApxrssIoN-Balcony and Paraueve, IS cents |; to
Vrehestrs Arm Cheirs o. cents; to-PriVate Boxes,
Doors open at Ssl o clock performance at *.
A GRAND MATINEE will be given next satur
day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children, at elk
Admittance-Lsdies, 10 cts. Children, 10 ets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
A TEN I ION, S0LDIER ERsl
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,
4 STOVE THAT YOU CAN CARRY IN YOUR


HOPES PATENT KNAPSACK STOVE is Just
the thing to go with the shelter tent.
1ou can put 1t in your knspsac without asy ap-
prsciaole enlargement Of that package
OEe stove. using lin n wood and weighing 2
lbs. OF, with pipe, lbs is suff cient for four
men An officer can carry one in his valise and Is
OF tnem, oficers size. using l8-inch wood, can be
packed in a hard bread box II has neither hinges
nor joints to out of order and is at once tbs
CBEAPEsT. BEST AND ONLY PRACTIcABLE srovE for
soldiers use yet invented.
For sae by J. r. BARR & CO, No. 400 Ninth
St and by WALL 4 BARNARD, cornsr Ninth st.
aud Pa avenue
Suffers orders promptly filed: Address
Las. HOPE * 90,
ja 70 lOt' No. 400 Ninth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
A RMY So P P L Z i 4.

OFFICE or TIE ORIEP QoARFsaAAorha, j
Army Of the Potomac, )
WAsHISoToN September 20, 1862.
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
II tae army of the Potomac the following articles.
s,OS0 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
baled the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
thereon.
3,hso OO0 bushels OF Oats, of the best quality, In
strong sacks we'll sewed.
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood Well seasoned
and Of the best quality.
ZACH bid must be accom- panied by the endorse
t2ent OF two respons BILE persons that ths contracts
Exwarded Will be fulfilled.
Bids will be opened from time to time as the A.
Dcles m ay be needed and contracts viii be awarded
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up TO the time Of opening.
The is reserved to acce pit all or any part OF
Any bid.
or 0ats or Wood, :" the may be, and enclosed
n separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Mept. Col. and A. d. O..
seH-u Chief QuArtsrmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

SEEATE.-After our report closed yestsrday-
The bill providing for the comfort Of eick and
SSnded soldiers was anne n nded and passed
Mr.. Hale called up the joint resolution for tho
relief OF the present owners of the draft drawn
by Majors, Waddell & Co., and accepted by
John II. Floyd, late Secretary Of War; WhiNh
was discussed by Messrs. Trumbull, HoYrill,
Harlan and Hale.
The bRl authorisng the appointment OF thrse
auditors and a solicitor IN the q Quartermas tors
Department and an increase Of eIerke In the
office was discussed
HoUsK-After our report closed
Various amendments 10 the bill providing
ways and means for the support Of the Cow
ernment were offered and rejected and Mr.
ST. yens reported a substitute for the entire hill
The credentials Of Lewis Mckenzie, repre-.
sentative elect from Virginia, were referred
FINANcIAL-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say: The stock market took q heavy
downward surge to-day, reacting 3al per cent.
heaviest on those descriptions which have ad-
yanced very rapidly of late The Iist of Stats
stocks IL steady, andundergoes but few a uetu-
aiiobs MissoUris sold at u, Nirginias rose 20
6Sa9O. Governments are firm with a better
inquiry for the 6s Of 1851. The coupons sold at
50, th,. registered at IS. Cert dcates are steady
al - a95&. Money is I'm good request At 5ao
per cent,-chiefy att Gold has lost the kak
Ter cent. rise established last evening, and
closes dull at H7x. Dutiabie demand notse are
quiet at ll4A. Last evening there were large
purchases at lI5al45E. Exchange on London
is scarcely so steady, owing 10 the wsaker
market for gold. First-clsss bills on London
l62 al63-on Paris ss5a545k,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
The Arrest of Mr.. Deminr at PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-It is reported here
mat the offence of Mr. Deming was endeayor-
Ing 20 communicate. by telegraph, TO the north
ern press the address Of Mai. Gen Burnside 10
the soldiers, copy of which he had received
from General Burnside himself, for transmits
sisn in season for Thursday afternoon. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24

New York Legislature-No Speaker Yet.
Albany, Jan. 23.-Several ballots were had
to- day for speaker but without ma king 4 chuce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
nELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
RILLIANT SCHEME,
21s PRIZES OF s7OO

21s PRIZES OF 500
Second Capital Prize. ..---7 900 Dollars
Lowest Three Nun her Prize. 700 Dollars
DEL4WARE ST.iTE LOTTERY
Authorized by An Act for the EncouraIemeut of
Internal improvements in the
State of Delaware" "
JOHN A NORRIS Il CO. Managers.
Glass 81, t5 he drawn in Wilmington Delaware
on.SATCRDAY, January 3Ist, 1853.
SOB Z ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
Bank Robbery

MARATHON, n. Y, Jan. 22.-Messeneer's
banking house was robbed Of S6,OUC last night
by burglars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
81 OH. es"s S3sH' z'rr ME-.
COME WHEREi

Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes
cir. hats The place, for the old and popular corner
hs, been fitted up in the most costly style, with
of Liquors at the bar and every delicscy of the
son can BE had at all hours, in the most cleanly
manner at the shortest notice. Prices moderate
II. Q. GELSTON. Proprietor. Rooms for private
parts Central Hotel, S.W. corner of Penna av.
ana bth ST. IA S0-3mfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-24
WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANA AVENUE.
PPOPRIETORS. ....A@ HAMBLIN Il Co
STAGE MANAGER-..-..JA JAMES PILGRIM
BALLET hlSTER.---............ YATES

IA d
BALLET MAsTER--.......... YATRS
HALL OF BEAUTY.
The popular visiting Place where all our citiEe Ms
gent AFTRaSfiViE ri SfE isi,iR iERksFFRaRrA1NMENr.
nen seekers to ee the most sSorte pI.ce Of
amusement after the cares Of the day are over ;
tsiped by the most varied most e1ct ient and
joyous amusement.
The Last 5fss Ssis s"E EShEY Gsf sfsHF FIJI + A"s'oa
hnsasensnf NILE E0r aElESE iHf EshE only Of
piished artist that has ever appeared
on the American Stage.
Continued succass of the beautiful
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled by the press and public the Queen of Song.
hnsase%snts Nh 4 for y one sMITA Essh emily of
The celebrated talented Artist
2d week of tie graceful and charming Danseuse,
MILE LIZETTE.
W S. BUDWORTH,
The renowned ard talented Negro Actor
First appe arance OF the Washington PaYorite,
BOB BUTLER,
The Humorist and Psntomimist
Third week and continued success of Prof BEN
At rs e'd bis famous Corps de Ballet of Twenty
BsaUtif9i sSs Young LADIES Dies s MAJ. ~,
psnfs5 hPa ia EksasN the beautiful and pleasing
sHd Voeslt IS FffgkiM II: stSsif As'S1
Author snd Actor "; DILANY. the famous
LIE GERALDINE, the fascinating D.nseuse
MISS = FLORENCE, the Little Fsvorite. MISS
CHARLES, the Popular Artist Miss Julia Marsh
Miss Edith Whiting, Mis-. Ida pevere, Miss Mary
DevIlle. Miss Drake. Mis- Julia Rose, Miss Emma
S;yne and Forty other Artists, who will appear in
cGaste and brilliant performances, new, fresh and
TALENT OF ALL NATIONS!
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MIG HIT
PKICE7 OF ADNISsIoS.-Psrquette and Family
Circle, Is Cents Orchestra Chairs 50 cents; SnRl le
Sests in Boxes. * cents; Private Boxes (holding
six perEons.l S5; Colored Circle, Is cents.
Doors open 81 ss4 o clock commence At N o elk
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18eO.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorap.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmaac and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhBa, Cholera and Cholera
MorbuA
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of q beverage, without regard TO age
or time 81 day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring q gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE Il GO, 2O2 Broad
way, New Ysrk. sep 25-eo6m
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NEW FIGS

JUST Received at A. NJ BININGER OPS
237 Pa. avenue, second door below 18th street, an
'bvOiee 81 very choice selected Pigs. tnsw oropJ
tut up ex ptesaly for family use. ja 10 Nv
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For the Holidays.
4. Il. BIHINGER L co.,
suscr o, Nos. 10 lrD 81 BROAD sr., Nsv fosx.
oSYIR FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
No. ssr PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ExAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER.
r8R MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS
FINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. 1 MACKEREL,
KENNEBEU SALMON,
sOUsED d PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIEs INCIDENITO THE SEASON.
Il BIEIEGERs CELEBRATED
LONDON lock GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
EAn articles bought at their store warranted
sfae arst quaity and forwarded to any part of the
ss ffee of expense.
A. We, intend to be permanently located, We re-
Rsstfuny request families to give us call
ABRAM NJ. BININGRR,
HENRY 7. CAPHN
HAsHIperor, December. lS62.
An BININGER co. have no eonnexion with
~ other House.
ts-H ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent.
NATIO NAL LOAN.
FHI NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
fwANfY YEARS FROM DATE,
o. afer Five Years. at Option Of the 9ovsrnnsasJ
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums OF
yIIrY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
fHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
RIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
ZEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
UIIRlsT COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUB
CHASE,
AID PAYABLE sEAI-AsNuALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
oB1APBsr GOVERNMENT sEoURITY
now In the market,
- Interest, At present price of coin BEING equiv.
Alent to PsR CKST. In currency.
FOB sALEBY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
e0HBRNkENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICAfIs,
AIxY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHAN9B
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q ,sA prizes amounting to...-.....S S525 695
Tickets slo; Halves SIS; Quarters S2K; Eighths slG
~An orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS & co. y,
Wilmington, Delaware. jan g. Inn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WILLAR HALL!
THIS EVENING,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
Mr.. GE RGE yANDENHoFgS READING,
He being engaged TO read in Pennsy lvsnis on Non.
day.
SHAKSPEARE
lst. Seenes from Hamlet.
POETRY.
I'd. Gems-Sericus and Humorous
VICTOR HUGO
50. The Eawu of Love from Les MiserabIes
CHARLES DICKENS
sth. Mr.. Wrinkles sHorsemsnship
Tickets fifty cents.
Door. open at O'Clock. To commence at o'elk
precisely IT.