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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

GLIDING the east Ii is supposed these hou,,.
were occupied by rebel shArpshOo,ers and w.r.
destroyed by our she'll
The Washington Star says that infornseoD
from Gen. Burnside as late as "Wednesday pisb,
the 10th, is to the effect that he was then ana
ply provided for his needs, and fully able 10 p.
sist any enemy until aid could reach him from
Grant. At that time, Wednesday night IoBv-
greet was yet before Knoxville.
An order has been sent Lougstreet by &c,
Bragg to abandon the siege, and rcjoin him. I,
IS reported that LOagsreet has fallen bsck. In,
the truth Of the report is questioned. hka-
so couiectured that as Grant has cut OF the ma.
sibility Of Lougstreet's affecting junction win
Bragg, that desperate effort viii be made n
capture Knoxville in order 60 obtain sappH.s
until Longstreet can move his forces away.
FROM BANKS KxPEpIrfoN.
The latest news from Gen Banks. in Ter.s
continues good. he has captured Corpus Chris.
ii and several small places. The Texans are er.
hibiting strong evidences Of Unionism Whereve-
the army marches, so much so that arms and
equipments for them-partcularly for the cayal.
~ servoe-are being sent from New Orleans
On the 18th irst our forces attacked Arksn.
sas City, Texas, aud it surrendered. We car.
tured one hundred prisoners and s guns
PROM ruE MISSISSIPPI
Reports from the Mississippi river are that a
rebel force Of 5000 TO 10000 men were irving
10 concentrate at some point on the river, no,
far above Port Hudson, TO impede navigation
On the Sth the steamer Emerald was attacked
by portion Of this force, having four pieces o.
artillery. They fred several shots. one Of which
went Il ugh the pilot house. She was ais,
struck by a shell in the boiler deck There be-
ing heavy fog she escaped further injury. \,
lives were lost
There is a report, which is authentic, Of ,
strong rebel force gathering in Clinton, Ala, apt
another at WoOdville, Miss. The rebels are yer,
active along the river from baton Rouge TO n,
Mississippi State line, and all their movement
look 10 preparations for concentrating and plant
! ing batteries 70 obstruct the commerce of M
r Mississippi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

STRENGTH OF THE REEL Army. - Il is be
lieved, in well informed quarters, that the entire
strength of the rebel army on this side of the
Mississippi, IS in round numbers as follows
Bragg's army, 5000; Lees army, 10000
Besuregsrd's army, 10000; JOhnston's army
in rear Of Yicksburs and Memphis, $4,000; a
Wilmington, Il. 900; at Mobile, 5000; scatter
ing, 600 at Savannah, small forces at Lynch
burg, Gorionsville and at different arsenals an
other points il the interior, in ali not over 20,
600. Practically, then, we are confronted to
day by Tot over one hundred and ninety thou
sand men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

A PLor TO DESTROY RICHMOND The Rich
mond papers Of the oath give a glowing account
Of plot of the UniOn prisoners to rise on their
guards, move in mass upon the city, set it on
FIRE, destroy all the arsenals, &c, and then march
to Fortress Monroe They add, in their panic,
that Gen. Foster knew all about it, and was to
join them with brigade of Cavalry But the
plot Gift ever existed) was detected and squelch-
ed; and the people of Richmond are again in re
pose
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

ESCAPE OF JOHN MoEGAN.-This barbarous
rebel chieftain has made his escape from the
penitentiary at Columbus Ohio, together with
six of his officers, viz: Capt. ]. G. Burnett,
Capt S. B. Taylor Capt Ralph sheldon Capt.
f. II. Hines, Capt. L. d. Hokersmith, and Capt.
G. S. Magee. They got out by digging through
the floor Of their cells by means Of two small
knives, into an air chamber running the entire
length of the building below, and then by dig
ging a way out under the foundation walls of
the prison. The floor Of their cells was of ce-
ment, laid on a brick foundation nine inches in
thickness. When once in the yard they made
their escape over the walls by means Of some
ropes, made Of bed ticking, which they had
prepared before leaving their cells They were
dressed in citizens clothing. One thousand
dollars reward is offered for Morgan. \ tele-
graphic dispatch says be has arrived in Toron-
to, Canada.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

MARYLAND CONGREssNEN.-The New York
Tribune Of Saturday says; Gov. Bradford Of
Maryland, after hearing testimony from the
directors, has officially proclaimed John A. J.
Croswell, Edwin H. Webster. Henry Winter
Davis, Francis Thomas, and Benjamin G. Har-
ris duly elected Representatives of that State
in the New Congress. So vanishes the last
hope OF a COpperhead tangle in the organiza-
ton of the House.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
&c SHAKE AND BURN shake and Burn s.ls


and Burn ~
tTis the ife ~ agony endured b The sufferer frau
Fever and Ague lie Wanders ike an uncertain shasov
never knowing what moment he may be prosrsise
and Therefore dlsncBsd o. give any serious aiis1t
20 business This u.s. the condition q thousands IN TOYS
and country II il - eraggerstou 70 say that Fer
and Ague kills more people than any twenty other a.
eases in America For a sure and speedy cure q ~
terrible aciion take great pleasure 10 recomne-t
ing H0sTETER's STOMACH BITTTI.s, which have g.
ready achieved a vide reputation pr rapid and power
fai effects in renovanr the system prostraisd ~ Tbs
disease
For sale by nruggisis and dealers generally, ever
where sfsnI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

TAG FATE OF SNfrHsoS.-Smiihsou, the rebel
banker and dealer in Confederate money, JEFF.
Davis spy, and convict for reasonable correspon.
dence with the enemy, has been taken to the
Albany Penitentiary to repent, upon five years
Imprisonment, having been convicted Of the
crimes stated by the general court martial
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
~ The President is nov deeply engaged in

e The President is now deeply engaged in
making up his message to Congress, which is
soon to assemble. One of the main features Of
the message will undoubtedly be plan for the
restoration of the States now in rebellion to the
blessings and privileges OF that Union which
they have sought to destroy. It is stated that
the policy that will be advanced by the President
will be based upon the principles embodied in
his proclamation of freedom.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

SUPPLIES FOR Removable Sanitary Com
mission dispatched from Baltimore, on the 2sth
inst, another large invoice of clothing sud
supplies for the Union prisoners in Richmond.
They have advices of the distribution of their
previous contributions by the rebel authorities.
Additional Government supplies will be forward
ed as soon as evidence is received of the prop
er distribution of what has already been fur
nished.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
sAPONHIER
OK CONCENTRATE LTE FAMILY
SOAP MAKER

WAR makes high prices, saponlfeT helps 20 retuos
them. Il makes soap Tor Four cents pound by usag
your kitchen grease.
Es- CAUTION As spurious Iyes offered also b.
careful and only buy the Patented articles put up ri
cans, an others being Counterfeits
PfNNslLfANlA SALT MANUFACTURING 90,
Phlladelph4a-No. IL Walnut Street
si5ms P.ttsburg-Plfi street and Dlquesne Way
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

e The Board of Supervisors of Wayne
county, at their late session, appointed 8 com.
mittee to wait upon the Governor and request
him to call an extra session Of the Legislature
this winter, in order that they may get an act
passed IegsliEing the bounty bonds Of said
county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
CAUTION.

We have tAls day obtained a Patent Tor our Manulas
lures known as Family Dye Coiors "
The Dyes manufactured hy other persons. under its
name % Domestic Dyes +" Sc arc made IN vicisnn
Of our Patent
We caution all persons making selling tho san
hereafter, that wo shall prosecute an ufrngemcnu q
our rights HOWE & STFyFNS
Boston oct l3 1853 fisN3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
ADJUrAxr GENERALS OFFICE.

W aS1lnStOu, november, Il, 100
John 4. Stetler has been convicted BY Court
Martial OF willful neglect of duty, in having con
tracted to furnish to the Subsistence Department
loo, 900 pounds Of prime roasted and ground
Rio coffee, stipulaiing in his contract that proof
by chemical analysis, or otherwise, should show
the said coffee to be composed wholly of pure,
prime Rio coffee, and that the same should be
delivered in Baltimore; and in falling to deliver
any quantity whatever Of pare prime Rio coffee,
and having agreed 10 furnish 10 the United States
about loo casks of pure prime roasted and ground
Bio Coffee, did deliver. instead thereof, about
100 casks Of coffee proved By an inspection and
chemical analysis to be impure and adulterated
with foreign subsistence, which was therefore re-
jected BY the Subsistence Department The
Court sentenced said John Stetler 70 be impris-
oned in the Psnitentiary al Albany, y. T., or al
such other place As the Secretary Of War may
direct, for the term Of five years" The foFego-
ing sentence has been approved By the Secreta-
" Of War. and Albany, y. I. il designated as
the place Of confinement which hss been sp-
proved by the President
Z. D. TOWNSEND, A. A 6.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

FURLoUGHs EoR RE-ESLIsTKD MES.-BE or
der OF the War Department all soldiers who re-
enlist, whether in squads, companies, battalFons,
regiments, divisions or corps, viii be granted a
thirty days furlough to go home and recruit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
Special Notices.

81 Attention. Company Volunteers who eApecit
retain their health unimpaircd during the caupagt
must 60 themselves DO trust 90 the Army Sur
geons supply yourselves with Holloway PMS and ont
mont Every English soldiers Knapsack contains thsu
Only Is cents per box or pot 12
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

~ Southern papers say that $500 is not con.
sidered too high price for a lady's bonnet
that barrel Of -four is worth $3.50, while Goa
beats our famine prices, Two tons selling for 81,
600.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

e The President has been Ill for several
days past, and has been confined to bis room.
He Is getting better, however. and sill probably
soon entirely recover.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

sE- A letter received from an officer with
Gen. Gilmore, before Charleston, states that the
shells thrown into that rebel stronghold strike
in the very heart of the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
DROBATE ORDER State Of Mich

DROB A1k ORDER State OF MlCI-
issn. comfy n Isghau. ss.-Ata sessl9n . -
PROBATE Court f1r the county q lng1ai not2en - =
PROBATE once u The VILLAGE = Mason, ca Hpnis. =
len cay O, November Il the year one tb'1s1l :. -
trsc and sixty three Present. v n II Fle-nsy
P-oste h. .be mater = the estate q Alien H-nn
deceased o. rsa1l1z and eiing The Petton Guy Fe-
fe1 OF Carr Hum EidoW q sara cec1-s7c' pl4Jils
that letters q administration upon SAD estate n! -
rrsrtet - John 4 Barnes. n aid county
Ts-eupo, . s ORDERED That No1caF, TIE On cAy !.
December next a. II Oe0ck IN The forenoon % - -
Tor the hszrng q sd petit0l, aa1 that ne ners a.
q SAD deceased and al other persoIs lltefsteo =
estate required n appear a. Session q sAe -
then . Dc hoder 81 the Probate once ~ ne 49,
- the pztltioler should not Be grznte1- Ano y
thsr ORDERED that said petitioner give 1ctlce 70 " -
s5-s Interested n said estate u lie pencercT o
,etiii9r and the hearing Thereof By causl 70 e9fy
tnts order 70 be prb.s shed in the lansing Repgoli-
neVsraper printed zlc circulating u said county q =
Ian successive weeks previous % sai1 Gay 81 - -
A trus COPY w n fL>sn .,..
<45r3 Judge q Prrls''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

SENTENCE OF A RAscALLY ARMY COSTRAcr-
ok-The following official notice Of the con
viction and sentence by Court-martial Of John
K. Stetler, Of Philadelphia, is an evidence of
the earnest intention on the part Of the Govern
ment to prosecute and punish all attempts at
fraud in furnishiDg supplies for the use Of orr
soldiers
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

e The State Department estimates are an
iersfood to be $4,000 600 more than last year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

- -Four Of the rebel Captains who escaped
with Morgan hsve arrived at Toronto.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
FRnN cHATrlSnaGA.

At this point decisive victory has been
achieved. On the 24th. Gen. Hooker carried
the north slope Of Lookout mountain, with a
small loss on our side, but with 8 loss to the
enemy OF FIVE or six hundred prisoners Sher-
man also carried the end Of Missionary Ridge.
chattanooga. Nov. 25.-The success Of our
arms to-day was very brilliant. The enemy Is
driven from every position We assailed, with q
single exception. All portions o. our army
fought splendidly. but the piercing Of the enc
mv's centre by Woods Sheridan's and Baird :
divisions. and their occupation OF Missionary
Ridge. is regarded a. one Of the graudes; ex
plots Of the war.
Hooker's capture Of Lookout Mountain. yes
terday. enabled him 10 sweep around o. the
ROssville road 70 day, and occupy the right Of
the ridge. Placing in force upon the rebel
left part Of Sherman's force with Howard :
corps be Heat around between the end Of Ms
sionary ridge and the river, thus planting them
selves directly upon the retel r.ght.
The situation Is one OF great interest, and
We scarcely know how the Union arms can fail
to achieve a complete triumph II the rebels
SIGHT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02
I IsT OF LETTERS remaining in The

IlP0st Office n Lansing Aich. DECEMBER 2 ls63 Al
letters advertised subject charge = CO
cent Persons calling Tor them VIII please cay Aiv1
ed =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-02

Nothing Of very exciting nature has been
received from this point. Several artillery Skin
mishes have taken place. Il i stated that the
lower portion Of Knoxville has been burned. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08

AIRS. 4. J. HOWELL, 4j4 Eighth street, be-
lvl tween the avenue aud street. witlnfA =
OPEN on Tuesday, Dece 0ber LIST. q handeomesIS n
sssotnent of Irereh Fios bv the box. .saNkS
or eprins BrioAl VIZ. ath. feathers. Hesddr.ssss
of al kinds. VA Fruit By the dozen. 81 B -
cts filed with Fruit. suitable for pr-ssns for the
approaching holidays. Wrssths made 70 order.
1-in$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08

MI. N. D. Larner said that the subscription
books had remained open for hve daye, and
or citizens bad four days and eiEh: hours TO
they did DO. take It. The Corporation Attor-
Es had decided that the company were not
obliged TO pay the ten dollars on each car per
year. and he thought that if we undertook 70
ipersAse the amount, they would decline 70
pay anything. A half loaf was better than 40
bread
Ai,sr some further debate, the amendment
t. MI ont was lest
Mr.. Ferguson moved 70 make the license on
'ars snd on.nibuses $50 per annura, carried
e. h.LavsS
MI. NJ Cathran moved to .t.ike out that por-
c !rrg,s 10 wear q badge between the hours OF
Up M and q. M; adopted.
SrcijUn seven WAS also amended by making
it 'bl'gatoIy that each carriage shall have two
lamps.
e.c,ion eight. establishing stands. was
an ended by mt king the south eide OF Louisiana
avener, bet wes n 7'h and 9Th streets, instead Of
atb stseef above tn avenue, stand; making
the 10 b street stand below tie avenue: the 18TH
srset stand extend t, street and along south
tde Of the p, blic res 'rvatian; the ii.h street
stard south Of he hv-rue TO ID street and along
no, ia side of street fr m 18th to 18th.
Mr.. Shepherd moved an amendment 10 sec
II. ten, providing that every hack driver
driving along the streets On the Sabbath not on
his way TO or returning from an engagement
shall he regarded as violating the provisions of
ibis section; adopted
MI NOSts tnOfto al aIlSnoNSnS 20 me fOUYe
'et nth ssc.on, providing tha: IN case where
any hackney carriage or other veh-ie shall b.
engaged for service and not employed, the
driver shah be allowed fer such vehicle the
eun Of twenty-five cents for each and every
fifteen minutes SO occupied or detained;
adopted
Mr. Barr moved an amendment to the t;,h
section, which he asked TO have printed witt,
sths proceedr gs of the board.
The amen6m0nt provides that each driver
shall provide themselves With cards, Contain
ing their names. with residence and number ct
hack, name OF owner, containing the rates OF
fare, with the names, number of Office OF al.
l.ast ID rec n aPisuates, which the driver is to
o. liver to passenger before starting. II an
owuer fails to provide his driver with cards
he is liable to n fine of SIG; and the same pen.
atty is attached TO the driver II he fails to give
his passenger a card. When any hacknaa is
onvictsd for violating this act, the magistrate
is to report the ssme 10 the Mayor, with the
name, and number OF hack, AMI whpn three
reD, ictions a. aiEst any hackman are returned
- the Mayor the license shall he revoked, aud
the / ak shalt not be again licensed for SIX
months. The Register is directed to have ATTY
COZ les OF thie act printed. framed, and hung
q , in the Offices OF the principal hotels, rail-
road dapots, &c.
Mr.. Shepherd offered amendnent to sec-
tin 4, making tahlH OF distances; which wss
also ordered 10 be printed. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

FOf<O0 Mt w FE u TER,
TENrR sTRRKf. ABOVE Il
JoHa Manager sad p-cprist.,r
fAiso Of Hohdsy street rheassr, Baltimore
TUESDAY EvENIEs. p>s.srnbsr s.t
Last night but fous OF
THE HDB sIsTE ERs.
THIS EvkHING.
The Parry Drama entitled =
fH8 LAKES OF KILLARNEY.
To <oncloas with the IL INIT, bia burisssue, byR.
b. Plsnche, Esa. easitl.d
TIE IHvIsIBLs PRINCE;
OR.
TIE ISLE or TRANQUIL DELIGHTS.
With New Music seeIsrv dc
GROWERS TAEATER,
Pennsysudnia Avsnsse. rear RsgIarts' Hots,.
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rU1sDAY lylNlsG Dssenber 8,
TIE eR.A1 Z! xh*:as q; r1slrir1 III Fl AND
xosgzR,, 1 tIR siDSo1s iss ARABS
DE. :,
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'stks5rpr ssssD P!vAsF!sss sR sssksaahhHF' assF
,A,sr .sieb for the sr:s time IN tbis II. atsrl
the '''''' u '''iss sS,s i'is!'s 81 aAr
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ssfII1Is sII.Is e EESSytss. stss,.
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Mk. JOHh K 6,.VDALL,
ME4$es.H Ard Teacher Of DsnoIns In the
most nnatheA ball room style. acquiring ease ca
sna elegance On eosering company, United 81
nS1 !lth street, near Penn. avsnua where IN
.sans M sna G. tnilsmsn can take private lessonseEA
snx hour or in claeees.
The 6ceptre and Ipdian Club Exercise for the
Sc,assa9n OF rSuna shoulders, one sidsdness, or
Sb SSel3bimiNss They Eupsrcede ell ealistheuics. and
atEay tecoEm menced By the medical profession.
oT cefs OF tRe army and navy.
1of oafos OF terms please call ut his rooms.
psoFxstoR P. FIsHEkis kis.,1,o. NV
Mr.. fIsaHR takes great pleasure to announce to
his friends and puSlic, that he hae Organised ~
Coullon Band for Balls and Parties He re- &QB
specially Sclieits Q liberal share OF public 56&
favor. Residence corner Of Penn. ayskls and llth
streets European House, or to l.. R1Ck, ass
Perm ave, bet. l2th and Is h. no l3-lraH
4 ,OL UMBiA oO1HRT AND gTRTNG BAND
u The undersi&ned respectfully, announces ~
60 tie public. that he Is ready 70 furnish AudoS
for 1tfy.ts Parties. Balls. Pie: MICS, Ps:eaes,
kzhibttcns. ETC., with any number OF Ausidiaps
reqpired, at ths shortest notice by leaving orders
NJ John 1aenanb p, corner ct fennsylx aniA avenue
AND 9Th street cast. HENRY I4EEAN
cn,s
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pROFxStoR p. FIsHE EkD
Ia TAR, ~Ns- ~Ns-
FoE TIE CuRE or -
ObkTlSATk C,UGHS AND E0I mn . :

Tbs 8 most useful remedy for persoas su Cav.
tess srens Sm cSrsss; 0olds Wcsknsss and Psns In
ss "a eoncsntrateA form the auaiitiss
q Tar n ss,y Sssrs s With the healing pros
notLx 70 many eases III dee T. effect q cure.
fof Seie ~ CHARLEe sTOTr
de 2ew'et Nstfcosi Hotel
RURS 4 1ss
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LArIES' eEJF at 80, 0l5. 90, mp 20 ei5o.
CHILDREN'e EErs at SS, 50, Sc. up to Ga.
0I est supply now ready.
Fer sale At ErYMoURr,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08

WAsaIHGfos LECTURE ASSOCIATION.
s4ooRD COURSE.
The Ths &"Msn.sers Of the W..hinsso. Les.ars Asso.
eaaton," In Announcing their
61C0ND COURSE OF LIOrURl9.
1nstoo Of tAsir success in securing PIlsS, the ser
ABLEsf AND MOST
In the eoup,r,: sna Lo2o1Nr esoaGo ~ Laoru R1Rs
located and eonmOdious
oHURCH EDIg1on OF tbs . Strict BAp
TlST SOCl ETY.
Where the Lectures Of the Course will be ha,a =,
FRIDAY EVEHIN8
or each VEGA, eonmencins soout the middle of
Tbsy slso take pleasure IN snrou,.,,. ,,..
,.psem.nts ostnE made for the oSser,snSs.a S Of
Tx sH1Y- SECOND OF FEBRUARY
By an Grafton and Other sppro PIRATE s1efciass
The Lectures via b. delivered oy the toiiostne
d.stnsnshed gentlemen;
Esy Esy aGa, st wai Tgsss Ri
EsV Jsess Maoninss D D Boston, Mass.
Jahn iSoass, ssa. Masassn ore:ts
Hon. " srsfs i3rowp. nj S,o1ri:
R.r Rss issn eisi'pS pisrpnnt ws.bspsioa,
George 6us. Curtis. New iocs. F..
f,rg,e tieke's log ths eourss, s.s tickets ID.
eitser "ftss CIR oess OF .as AZ Az sSo.ssion; i
y :sSas asssssssi6f, ss
Il RICHARDS,
sof9n Aig 4att 4 t.tesscH.
SHAREsss III ERskhsssA' kSEsEs'.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08

IT, LAp1 IS.
.Sssss: sss: received st BosWHLLs FANCY STORE,
aO2 street. near l<fh-
He, HeT nylS H.ir Eetts Headdrssses,
Quil!ed Bib BON, Dress Bottoms,
4seie nahlhS. Belt Ribbon,
Ladiss' htd and other Gioves,
Ladies' Hose And Handksrcaiafs
Also, dns assortment OF Zephyr and Woolen
Goods,
eha.h. eo.tAss, oAi,dren's olosls and Jackets,
Hooes Socks. A1ts, Less nss, Sleeves.
Laaiss' Vests And Drawers, CoTseN. Comforts,
Together With ,o,s Of Toilet Articles, Combs.
Brushes, DO.
Give me sall ~ get cheap goods De s-eost
nI.eOLUfIOR OF ooPARrNDRsHIP The
- oopermexship heretofore existing ketwssn
Charles MA3lsrd Asd l.. ]. williams 10 this day b.
QHARLDs MALLARp.
t.J. WILLfAMe
December lst, Ao6S. le4lv
q II b!
q II . Rnl
4 general ss.ortms snt Of Builder Lumber, at low.
est nerhss rates Parties can be supplied In snv
quantity, - ne are ooDstanty sending ears
JOS. THOMAS q BON
corner OF Pratt and Green streets,
Orders left With = II. Baehinshan, at baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot Will meet With prompt
attention. da4 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08

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L for . 8 s1n all family, 18th street betweau @
AID b Apply 10 THOMAs o0GAN 2th c.nd
ftfetts fChron / de4tS