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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
MARSHAL's SALE.
United States MarshaI's Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of
the United States. District
Of Indiana.
November Term, ls67.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
Robert L. Cutting,

Vs.
The President and Directors
Of the
Peru and indianapolis
Railroad Company Ct. al.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Felisr Csiis<ns Of The Senate and Of The House Of
Representatives.:
Anothsr year Of health and Of sufficiently
ABUNDANT prosperity has passed For these. and
especially ior The improved condition Of our na-
tiopal sffAirs. renewed and profound gratitude
20 God i due.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10


The duties devolv,ng on the naval branch OF
the service during the year, and throughout the
whole % this unhappy contest. have been d.
charged with hteils and eminent success The
extensive blockade has been constantly inctcas
ing In efficiency the navy has expanded.
vet on so long line u has - far
been impossible Ia entirely suppress
Illicit trade From tho returns received
at the Navy Department u appears Chat more
than ou. thousatd vessols have been captured
since the blockade Was instituted aud that the
value OF the prizes already sent IN for sdjudIcA
ton amounts To over thirteen million dollars
The naval force Of the United States consists. Al
this time. Of SIS vessels completed aud in the
course of completion. aud q: these. - are iron
clad armofed steamers. The events Of the war
give an Increased Interest and Importance TO the
navy which will probably extend beyend the war
itself The aFmored vessels IN our navy, CON
pleied aud Ia service. or which are nndet contract
and approaching completion, are believed IL ex-
ceed IA number those OF any Other power. but
while they may be relied upon or haroor deienses
and SEA coas, service. Others OF greater strength
aud capacity will be necessary ior cruising
purposes and 10 msintain our rightfni position
on The ocean. The change that has taken place
IA naval sessels and naval ssrfare since the N
troducfson OF steam a. motive power for ships
OF war, demands either corresponding change in
some OF our existing navy wards. or the estab-
lishmeut of new ones for the construction and
necessary repair Of modern war vessels. No in
considerable embarrassment. delay and public
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-10


Satisfactory arrangements have been made
with the Emperor Of Russia which, u Il believed
vill result In enccling aeonsinuous line OF ,els
graph through that empire ftom our Pacific
coast
recommend "a your favorable eonsideration
tho sablect Of tn international telegraph bet cen
this capital aud the national tofts along IN. AZ
lsnte seaboard and The Gulf OF Mexico such
connections established With any reasonable out
lay would be ecouimieal A. well A. effective aids
9" dpiemstic. military aud naval service,
CONSULAR SYSTEMS.
The consular systems OF the United States.
under the ensctments of The Last Congress. be
gns ca be self sustaining. and there Is reason 30
hope that 10 NAV become entirely 80 wltli the Ia
crease OF trade which win ensne whenever peace
Ia restored.
Dor Ministers abroad have been faithful in de
Tending American rights IN protecting our CON.
mercial interests Our Cousuls have necessarily
bad to encounter Increased labors and RESPONSE
bshtss growing out of the war These they
have for the most part met and discharged With
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

CouGH. COLD, OR AN lRRITAfEp THROAT, IL
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHBS
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the use Of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them 10 be eounterfeited Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations OprAIs
only the sesxiss B,o,cms Bronehiol Troe6ss which
have rrered their efficacy BY test Of many years
PUBLIC sPnAKxRs and srNeBRs should use the
Troehes. Military Oficers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. ian u I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

FoLuNIEERs for the army should not leave the
city until supplied with Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment. For sores, scurvy, wounds, small pox
t,yers and bowel com laint,, these medicines are
the best in the world. Every French soldier usea
them. Only Is cents per box oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

BEST Coal OIL IN the city at fifty (Do} cents per
gaIlcn.
Best Coal Oil in the city at fifty (5O) cents pei
gallon at New York Grocery, corner and 18th
streets. IA 90 2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

VERY PALATABLK-With the commitments
OF Mrs. Russell, No. PIT Pennsylvania avenue
we this morning received a very fine assort-
ment OF scft crabs, brook trout, Holsters, smelts
are merely sample of the good thin rs which
Mrs. X. always provides for her guests The
most epicurean could not fail to be satisfied
with the tempting manner in which delicacies
and substantials are prepared at this admirable
restaurant None who dine there once will fail
10 60 second time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

We WOULD call the attention of eur readers to the
stock Of beautiful Jewelry aad Silver plated Ware
at II Dolsr Store, 43S Penn. avenue, near "A ST.
and advise them to invest dollar there ia 26-lvf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

A JUSTICE ROBRED.-Yesterday, some per.
son went into the office OF Justice Drury and
took his shawl, which was lying across a
chair, and made off. The affair was very
boid one, as the Justice sat very near the only
door in the building, through which the Of
fender must have left
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT CrRH

ASorHER IMPORTANT CuRB.
Cough, Sore Throat, piptheria.
CozEh, Sore Throat, Diptheria
torsh, Sore Throat, Diptheria.
Cured by
PEARsos's INDICATED TAR DaoPs.
Try them
AHdte trise IN time
Washington, d. C., Dec. Q, 1859.
GEO. PEARSON, EsQ.-Deo, 81, II purchased Q
package of your indicated Tav Drops my son avns
asevere Cough and Sore Threat, q fact pronounced
by many in the frst stages Of niptheria) when, to
my astonishme ut, they cured him. as many neigh
bors will also testify, since which would not be
without them. Respectfully yours,
L. SISKLAR SMITH, No. 461 street.
Prepared and sold BY GRO. PEARSON, 5 N. Liber-
~ street, Baltimore. Sold also at 491 Eighth st
Hashin gton, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per package. ja0lm
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IRON SAFE KEY LosT.-See advertisement
elsewhere of iron safe key lost. A reward will
be paid for it if left at this office,
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NoIIcE.-Persons wishing the services of Or,
Won Moschz SKIER for Deafness, all Diseases of the
Eye, Ear Throat Catarrh should call without de-
lay. as his stay is limited. Office 227 Pa avenue,
opposite lizards. ia 25.6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

STEWART 4 soN corner of Twelfth and Fl streets
are retailing the best Ceal Oil at sixty cents De
gallon, or by the barrel cheaper than be bough
from any ole in Washington. Give Us q call
Ia I2-lHs
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BOARDING..

NJ Wv B o K s.!
yERNER'S PRIDE and MRS. HALLEBUR-
TOMS TROUBLES. By the author OF s'East
Lynne" &c.
MISTRESS AND MAID. By Miss Mulloch.
NO NAME. By Wilke Collins
AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUDLEY'S 81
CRET. By Miss Braddop.
~ All the New Boz ks Of the day, at
WILLIAM 2. RICHSTEIN'S
National Bookstore, 27S Pa. avenue,
10 23-lw between 18th and 18th sta
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COAL OIL,-The best Caal in the city for 50 cents
per allen at New York Grocery, corner and 18th
streets. IN 2q-7ts
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BAfoHlLeR's HAr8 DIE,


William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
tuees o>lor not to be DISTINGUISHED from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair In the least Hsm-
sdies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invisorates tbs
Hair for Life. Grey, Rcd Rxsty Hair instantly
tnrns Q splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, go.
~ The Genuine IL signed wrLLIAN A. BA1oss-
LoR. on tAs Josr stds, Of each Boa.
Fadors, No. 81 Barclay 81, Nsss York,
nifty Late zss Broadway and B Bond ST.
CoHss are the universal torment Of mankind. To
be .Gssed Of these teri iele evils call on DE White
eitiseps testify with gratitude to bis
ipl Treatment Of corH. suniops nail: gro ting in
Gsneins pain; once AGA Penn. avenue, Lane /
charge for eonsuIt:tion. jsisW
SPECIFIC cures Sp1ssniorrhaa. Sem,na! Weakness,
Loss P 9,S; t sssf'y osa f e e..
msri,, Pncs 81 box Sold By F. q Rssd' coz cor
Henry Cook, Ale1 sndria. js6-T
ArTpxrIoH. Soldiers and others Samaritan's
Gif. Is yCor only hope Cures any case Of private ns
don't fail 70 avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
see u.i remedy for 1 s.res and diseases Which have
been treated with mercury Take OF TINS pnrltyins
LADIES and gentlemen " hose hair IL premstureiy
s osIs and Chloride superior to any Ar
dGas IN nat ss;sp hair like dye b1. os1ss It soft
and glossy Zee advertisement OF Funsten Il SEQ
geld, 500 street. near Willards' ja6-lm
DR.. DuPoET's Susar- coated Female Regulating
Pills are the cery best IN They operate speedily
and ef,tir, w. and being coated create HsU
sea uppn the mott delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their sl others
price al a box sola by \. q rord nth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook Alexandria. taS-V
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DEB.

age IL ears, 7 N onths.
The friends ef the family are respectfully in:
yited to attend his fur eral from tho esidsnce OF
his father, No; 1913 Delaware avenue, on SUNDAY,
Feb. LIST, at hall past one .. m.
tChron. 4 Intel. please copyD jaSp.2ss
~ MRS. koosAN's funeral viii take place to-
morl ow, from her residence. corner of Twenty
sixth and streets, at halt past O CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

DISHONEST CoLoRED LovER-A Young
coiored man, named VIM. s. Cant, who has
befn paying his distresses to lady oh color re.
siding on 'sNigger Hill," near Ninth and o SITS,
on Tuesday night dropped in to spend the eve.
nlng with his ''inamorata" and some friends
and While there he managed to get his hands on
ring belonging to Julia Ann Butler, together
with her parse, containing S4.75, which he for.
got TO return. Yesterday, a warrant having
been procured, Cons stable John III. Stewart ar
rested him and took him before Justice Giber
son, who held him to bail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

SERENADE-Hon. w. Mckee Dunn, Of 1ndi-
ana " as Last night serenaded by his friends, In
ompliu' OFT ~ :'s -I1i,ner in which he repiieu
20 Mr. Wicklife, In the House, Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

WARRANTED 70 CuRs N BIZ DAYS DIR. Godfreys
Anfdote, An English Specific Of sixty-dve years
standing, will cure GoHerrh0a IN SIR days. No
sn:ns o. diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Aiexandria. jas-Iy
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PERSON AL.-Hon. Erastus Corning Is con-
nred at i, lizards, with dangerous attack
OF the cry sipelas.
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W. nIpEs-HTDEs.

w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on evrrv
NkDf IspAY and eATCRDAY at III o,c.ocs a.
sale. :
moment 81 sale. RnL
jsl3 tChron.l 1t. Col and G. a U1
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PERSONAL,

ITO CITIZENs OF ALExANDRIA.-I buy all
sorts Of CD Papsr. Books Documents, Old Let;
Ssnt in partic.i.r Odd Volume: schooieTaft's
Indians, Burrs Trial, Wilkinsons Memoirs, Old
History Of Virginia, in Short anythins that Gu n
Der your Sarrets. Address ALFRED HUNTER.
over BARK OF Washington, W Washington, d. C.
MRS. L. SMITH, Clairvoya ant, Test Medium, so
1l south A street, Capitol Hill, between LIST and
"a sts heals disease by magnetism with but little
incidence sees and describes deceased friends:
and Tor the unmarried describes exactly the lovers
60 ccnrately that persons marvel with surprise.
Mrs. D. foffeils future events in business, mar
RACES, READS CT erscter Hours from q. m, till
p M sitting 81 j. 30-lw'
A NOTICE
"A NOTE For 5 go obtained from me- by misrep.
RESERVATIONS without receiv ing any value therefor,
ana having been demanded, all persons are forbid
turity ia N-at" JAS d, DAYTON,
A sTROLoGY..
"A Ha. arrived in Washin gton the celebrated
MADAME FORREST,
Doctress and Astroogist,
who has arrived from Europe This wonderful
lady was pupil of the renowned Signar Ma
retta. the AstrOloger Of Venice. WAS born with
natural gift; tells the past and future correctly;
warrants to cure rheumatism and otner diseaser;
can show a likeness of your future husband or
men not admitted; can be consulted at her resi-
depce in north street. between 7th AMI sth SITS
the only threestory new brick house in the square,
ja 246ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

RON KEY
TWO DOLLARS REWARD
ONCE.
iron safe. A "a -ts
GS REWARp-strayed from SIG l2th strset.
Ec brown SETTER DOG. about months Oh
The above reward will be given III turnei To 80
ONCE of the Kirkwood House IA 81 stsS
(NAME TO THE GOVERNMENT srApLRs. Oy
~ the corner of 18th and streets, two HORSES
with blankets on. The owrer OF the above proper
" Giu come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away.
asst A. D. RANSOM
E0UND-A North Carolina ONE THOUSAND
Il DOLLAR BOND, which the owner can have
by calling on the subscriber, and paying for this
advertisement. THO. p. BOUCHER
a&-St' Georgetown, D. C.
HIRED, ON JAN. ~, BAY MARE. six wears
Il old; back msrkes from saddle white round
the eye; name short near the center A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her return to KELEHER
Pt"ELL. Eighth :, between asd z. ia - 81
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T-
MAR RIKn.

MARRIKD,
On the I'D inst, by the Rev. Mr.. o'Neal, JAMES
McDERM0TT to MARGARET A. GOLDSMITH
both ofthis city. it,
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AUCTION SALES.

= AUCTION SALES. -
I'm. AIIEaNoeN AND fo.aoaS~.
Hw.L Wall q 90. A,sse...r.
~, sslBkk Ils I'll
q H ss.: =: "a 9: s::.; $:
Ts.ss rsfcs s. z sre s.. ssr.I s:iD:a
months, sssring inserest, ana . csred
jan ": I. WALL 4 co.. A,.,.
9. MCGUIRE 90, Anetio...r,-
PfcEknPTeaY SALE OF a Very VALUxbLs
FlIpai hr fG1 Sk5as ~ y.I..I,,SAsD Dsrs.
part Of Lot No. 4 I. SSasr. Ne 81 srsssssS 3 ~
"a : 4 z: sSin ): s a s:
':S . ,Tm 81 n = let ssros, sch
e. sss; s..I Il 49,
srsss By '''s 't g. sfSf a. SS
By J, G. AeG Q IKE 4 co.. Aucto.e-r.
n4IRABLI BR1cK DwlLLING HOUSE AN.
soo r, ,. AT rs. sS :. =, xIii
:tTs.,; .':t running shro.sh . street ,ssssSs
ssII.eUilt Brick Dwelling Hosss. son..iniss a
hogs.; and IN Z dssirsSSs Gtustiou ior . rsisSs.
sIveyed snaorsed potss, bssrins inssrsst. sss.ss1
So 81 '-''. y u sssS sishfl; CO., Aust.
1'kUefkxS BALE or vALUABLI RAJ
ESTATE.
- By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Ooart ~
SssI. 80 On Is 81 d, tss'' ss, ::
public sale 20 the highest bidder on the preuissS
on sATtkpAf, the slst day Of ganuary, DaeS ~
the hour Of u clock IL fair, net ON the 1oi.
css Sas. sS: s.G l.ss one :: =:
Tn land u very desir~bly located beius sAe.s
ave miles rom the Center Market, WssSiostos
and tive milss from the Bladensburg pepot. me
soil 10 very fertile and yell adapted 70 Gardel
fruft or fs-rtng rurpeses, rh are are nov about
forty acres or 10 in grass and well set Tue whole
down In grass or fruit treea and made 20 yielI y
handsome revenue 10 an enter lang man
Terms OF sale Two thousand dollars in oHah e
tse day OF sale, or on the day the rati icatioo
taeret By the Cenrt and the residue IN eQuai A.
Eoal insta mrnts pr one and two years; the who'll
10 bear interest fom tae DAY Of sale and the pev-
snt thereof TO bs secured by the bonds Of the psr
chaser Win sursfy or suretaes 70 be approved By
An persens vishi,s 10 examine the prem ises WIN
call on Mr. Charles - gs-s. Who live. on the plsos
RICHARD n. b. CHEw, Trastee,
Az-eots Upper Marlboro.
HIpEs-HrDEs.
~ LII Be sold AZ Public Auction, on evppy
WEDNEsDAY and eATCRDAY, at II oic,ocs -
m. ~ the W hArf on SIX IN street. Wsshinston an
sale. =. = -
Tern. cash in Treasury notes, to be p.ia .. TIE
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yALEsrIsEs.-From VIM. +. Richstein, 27s
Pennsylyanla avenue, who is agent for the
O ,lebI ated manufacture Of the New York Val
eItine Company, we have beautiful specimen
In that line. Richstein supplies the trade at
the lowest wholesale price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

ATTEMPT AT SCICIDB.-Last night a Young
woman, who resides In the square between
Sixth and Seventh streets and Pennsylvania
avenue and Canal street, being weary of life,
because OF quarrel she had with her lover,
determined to commit suicide She took strvch
nine, and its effects beginning to appear, DR.
Toner was sent for. His efforts to save her at
Hrst appeared to be fruitless, and the doctor
was inclined to believe that she was in a diving
condition. Fortunately favorable symptom
was noticed, and DIR. T. renewed his efforts,
and In short time he succeeded in fully re.
storing her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

NJ BALMoRAL SKIRTS.
NEW Styles, large lois low priced, medium, ene
and superfne, probably the largest esd most com
plete stock in tsun, with eli kinds Of Dry Goods -
the general and special wants OF antilles.
One price olly, marked In plsin hsuree.
An Inspection Of stock i'm pliss no obiisnca -
urchAse. PERRY BBO,
de . lot Penn. avenue and efh street.
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DIsPossEs.ED.-The Mounted Patrol yester-
day visited the shanty occupied by the Light
fiinIly; the scene Of the recent conact between
. Buc ktaiIs and the Second District Boys, de-
scribed in yesterdays Star, and ordered the
family 10 yacate the premises in three hours
Thus this nuisance Is suppressed.
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CvoUGHs. COLDS, A0AksENEss, 60.
~ TYLER'S
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUN ARABIC,

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been 30 long known and extensively sed that L Ell
persons have become familiar With It's ext raordne
?, efficacy. 1t oan be had ct ali the principal dras
stores at IS and dfty cents bottle.
n Z. "A 5y1&
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,3h!Af PlHHsYLyAHrA RouYn eta Bai,ixuoys and
AoyrsSbs3s, ths NesfA AID Wes3lfwo trains leave
,WeeniAgeea daily aAd ono on 0unAay-&uiek time
toW fAfe and safe connsctiono eo3dkers k ets cold
tsro1gh ct government rates. For tickets and far.
teSr tneofr1atdsu apPly st the oleeSf Great Penn
eyivania Route, nerthsast corner Of Pennsylysnia
svsnus aud sixth IT., Warrington. 0dcs open from
=. u: until p. m; On Sunday from 70 p m.
- ArN %. MORTON, Agent.
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~THl ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, OF
account Of the rain until MONDAY, the ID day .
February next. same hour sud yisce.
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ISAAC HERZBERG
LICENSED PAWNBROKER, at sie OH Stand
sstnLlishsd iS52.-s H. 900 to be leaned, on ~
gold and silver watches, Jswelry, guns, pis- III
tolls silver ware and wee ring apVarei q
Remember, the place IL 35l Cstreet in rear sf
National Hotel, between ~, and 9TH SITS
All tran.a ctions strictly con HdentiAl IA L. Sm
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PIANOe-PIAN0e.
~ NEW Seven Octave, large sise, hos1WOOD
Plan D, With four roand cornsrs, two roys-A
of cared mopldinx carved music desk yIzI -
candle stands, over strun bsse, harp ped-stttss
dal French grand action, c., 6ne tone and touch
be soId for eUs eash Call at S09 st., near lstA,
Ofhcers and Soldiers Supply Store. de - In
n ls MIsKRABLlsrlasaish fra.slssiea. Co.,
Z g. i';'' u ''' 'sl' o. ,,Asox rArloa
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NEW FIGS
JUST Received at A. II. BININGER &>U1'S
%? Pa avenue, SECOND door below 18th str,,et An
invoice of very choice selectsd Figs, (ptsv crop
put Up OK prssely Ter family use, A fs-S1
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MONA By Wilkis Collins. illustrated.
Lines Left Out By the author Of Lime upon
Line J." 75ssnts.
maps and diagrams. By Capt. ssabad. 81,
jaN FRANOK TAYLOR.
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.-Con-
y gressional Directory for the Third Session of
of America, with engraved Plans of the House OF
Representatives. and Senate Chamber. Price rs
cents. Published by
PHILIP 4 SOLOMeNS,
Metropolitan Book Store
la q 81 Pa. ave. between 9th aud 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

CAVALRY ROOTS! CAVALRY BooTsI
u FOR sUrLERS AND SOLDIERS
large SUI ply of Cavalry Boots, to be sold NJ
reduced prices. Also. rge assortment Of La q
dies Misses' and Cail6Tsn's, Hhich viii BE
No: sos Seventh st. opp Dad Fellows Hall
taN-1wH Washington CITY
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.,r nioa IN LtecT ALLBY.-The alley near Third
1,ee Wes. and b st. north received the nams Of
,;s aiiey from being &C cupied BY the motto.
nous Light family, " hich In days past attractaa
30 much attention from the police. Thsv
were finally routed; but their residence vas
econ occupied by others who, II would seem.
Te.,s gay ana issave eusses, like the Lights.
caused disturbance there, that required the
interference OF the police. A female was ar
Is,a msdiy drunk, who fought the oficer
put pair OF strong t-gut nippers on her
"rist bat she snapped them with ease, and
gave the officer no rtle trou BILE to get her To the
iG9rIh- ward Station. There she amused her.
sen oy cursing the police, and, for variety,
singing irish ballads, in a tone that prevented
Inc possibility of sleep for the prisoners in the
aotoinlne cells. Daniel Minnehan, also, had
inhibited too freely, and displayed his pugilistic
Qualities. for which he also was arrested C.
r. barclay was also arrested, for aiding the
ESCAPE OF prisoner; he is a soldier. Cornelius
In like condition, and interfered with the OH.
GERS Martin Kelly was arrested, but the charge
is not stated-these being held for a hearing
VIM W arden incautiously interfered, and was
DISMISSED with fine of 81. The noted ULight
House" Is not spacious dwelling, but one
story. and Is better suited for a summer than
winter residence, having little weather. board.
Ing; yet this extensive muss originated there
FANcHoN, THE CRICKET, AT rHR WASHING
TON THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell, than
"ACni Eo SicdtcI IdNOrlte mas ever Appeared
In Washington, begins an engagement at this
elegant resort on Monday next, the I'd inst. as
the little Cricket A more natural piece OF act
Ing has rarrly been seen than this personation,
ana we congratulate our citizens on having a
Chance OF again seeing 1t. Bailey and Brink
Play their original parts Of Father and Landry
Barbeaud, +. Maeder, Didier, the ssilly boy,n
ana MRS. MnzZy Old Fddet Gaspard Maeder
ard Lamb are engaged on the scenery, and we
anticipate an East Lynne" rush to see sOur
maggie The managers are bound to please,
we see, and we advise all TO patronize them
Remenber, Maggie deserves a bumper, and let
her have it.