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FROM KENTUCKY.
A Rebel Cam BrokepIB.

HEADQUARTERS, CINCISATI, Jan. Major
General Halleck, General -in-Chief: Major
Gen. Granger reports that he has received
dispatch from Major Foley, commanding an
expedition sent by him 10 Elk Fork, Campbell
county, Tenn. composed OF $50 men Of the 9Th
and 10Th Kentucky Cavalry, stating that on
Sunday morning lasi he surprised camp of
rebels $50 strong, at that place, killing 31,
wounding III and capturing 81, without the
loss of n man. ALI their camp equipage was
burned and eighty borees and large amount
OF arms captured. III. q. WRIGRT,
Major General Comma aiding
HFADqUt ETEGs CINCINNATI, Ian. 2-Maior
General HalleCk, General in !hief: have iu st
learned from Ma ior Cien. Granger thar Major
Stevens, OF Fourteenth Kentucky Cavalry,
with $50 men, who were ordered by HIM upon
2 scout, 10 ascertain the wherea bouts of large
band of gueTiliaS ia the eastern part of Powell
county, Kentucky. on the 96th nit, after the
travelling all night over obs cure and dangerous
ride paths, camp. They were preparing 20
move, but our troops dashed upon them, can
turing their leader, noted guerilla, and eleven
men.
The rest, though ouInumb2ring Meior
Stevens force, were utterly ronted, and cs.a;rd
into the dense woods and brush and mountsin
gorgcs. twenty-five horses and larg.
amount Of clothing, blankets, guns, pistols,
&c, that We're being transported 10 Humphrey
MarshaiFs camp, were also captured.
II. q. WRIGHT,
Major General Commanding.
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IROM NEW ORLEANS

New GoEE, Jan. 2.-The steamer George
Washington has arrived, from New OrlsaHs
on the 25th. The following vessels of Gen.
Ranks expedition We're in port:-NorIh SUar,
Illinois, Arago. Empire City, United States,
Continental. Mttanzas, City Of BSth, Hondu.
ras, j. A. Green, Saxon and NJ A. Baarduaan.
Alec the following vessels of ~ar:-Hartiorti.
Pensacola, Potomac, Mississippi. Katahadin,
Wmona, Sciota, CayUga, 1tsscs and Pampero.
General Banks had removed the reslrictionS
upon holding OF church services, giving notice.
however, herewith, that clerc ymen are sui sct
10 The restrictions imposed on all other men.
q ute number OF political prisoners have
been ordered 10 lie released on giving th-ir na-
role - commit no acts cf hosuiiIy 10 The United
Stats.
TIE steamer Creole, from New York, arrived
OF The path.
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INV YORK, Jan. "A fire occurred here
last night, which destroyed Wilson's CRACKER
bakery. ON Fulton street, involving q lses OF
over S5O,tGO. The coffee and spice mills adpoin.-
ing were also bumed-loss SG0,t00. The next
adjoining building was also burned. IL was
occupied by various parties. Loss 5000. Nos
95 and77 were also burned. They were ocs upsed
ny Messrs. -Daori & MaraDi. Whitsfela a.
Plummer, and HAnrrty & McHngh. Loss
Eiv. Whose loss was sIscco: .. a. FiyS ,..,, ra,er
store-loss Sln,E0, Brownie A. Smiths prSat3nx
office, No. 13-loss $500. The tire next spread
TO Goid street, destroy ing building No. s., oe-
cupied by Messrs. King Mcmahon, steam
lipe makers-lcss Se.0U0 IL then spread a.
BeekHsn street. damaging three buildings and
their contents TO the extent OF about S4.V00. q.
". Woodward, steam pump maker, ON Beck
man street, was burned out-loss S3i,uuo.
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DROPosALs FOR BEEF CATTLE,

sEiLED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th day
q January, 1865 lor furnishing the Su bsistenee
Department 2.n6o head OF Beef Cattle.
The Cattle TO he delivered ct Washington, D. c :,
AID each aflmsl TO average l.sea pounds gross aud
pC Inds sress. ~
The first delivery to be m ade about January nth
ittS, or a. soon thereafter as Government may di,
rect lf) head OF cattle day will be required 10
be delivered under this contract.
bond with good and ~ tcient security will be
required.
Proposals from contractors who have previously
Jailed to comply with their bids from disloyal per
sons or where the bidder is not present to respond
20 his bid. will not be considered.
The names Of hrms should be stated In full, with
ne precise address Of sch member OF the firm
Payment TO be made IN certificates of indebted
aess sr such other funds as Goysrnmsnt may have
Tor disbursement
All bids 70 be accompanied By two guarantees and
directed to COL A. BECKWITH. A. D. c. and @
u. 6. A., Washington. d. c., and endorsed
Form Of GsaYaales.
We,-, Of the county Of -, and State Of do
keyeby guarantee that = is able 10 fulfl the con
traet in accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton. and that. should his proposition be accepted,
ae viii az once enter into contract in accordanee
herewith.
Ehould the contract be awarded hin We are pre-
S4red to become his securities.
sIAis guarantee must be appended TO cash bid }
The responsibility Of the suarsntors must be
searsst District Court of the United States Dis
Giet Attorney.
Bids wA,eh do NOT comply p.a The ossus SiU st
yG$kd. il
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs FOR ENVELOPES
PosT OFFICE DEpLRYsuHr,


Fasksrxfor. Dee. q, 1882
AAL1b Psoros Ais will be received At this Dc.
Srtmtnt until p. on the 10Th day Of January
ttsos, ler IN rni:, ing -annoo Envelopes more or
Iessl a. the Postnaster General may require {, bs
Sssa oy ms Department for covering lstters .s-
These envelope. are 10 n sde Ia ths most
manner, Of the best manila paper, and 10 be 81 bY
sS1o inches In size. and must be CANNED for seal
ing ~ Isast Va inches at the point They are also
to nave nscn the upper surface suanuty Of vrint
IN clear ~ Pc covering about one third thereof
In conformity with pie which will De furnsh ned
on Application at this Department
BIDS are also Invited to furnish lJ6 90 enr so pHs
or such quantity thereof may b Q ordered By the
Postmaster GenerL; to be thorou ahiv made of tho
size. and to have the words "Post Offoe Depart
ment," "O6icial Business" and " Postmaster
Department.
Ant: above envelopes must be banded In par.
sels OF twenty sye and delivered weekly at the
Post Once Department in Wash inston In seod
erdsr ready Tor use, and free Of cost for packing
and transportation, And At the rate Of >, OOo sacs
February, 1853.
snvelofes which they propose to su pply, and no
bld viii De nsiderea unless offered by manufsc-
tuIers OF envelopes, accompanied by satisfactory
The contract will be awarded to the psrty sub
mitting the lowest and bes bid which is to be de-
suality or the saIn pies
Bond and saeuriiy will be required for the faithful
performance OF the contr set and all payne nts un
Der 1t viii be made quar- erly.
The bids should be endorsed PRO posals for En-
yel9pes, aud should be addressed 10 the Third
Daant Al RIaIR
se E-atJape Postmaster General
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NEW YORK POLITICS.


ALBANY, Jan. a-Gov. Seymour, in nj. in
angrTal, ihanfed Gov. Morgan for his hind
expression Of good wishes, and Congratulated
linn on the able close OF his administer ION.
He then esid:
81 have solensly swora 20 support The am
sutution Of the United StAtes, with its r,stric
usus and guarantees, and shall support AZ
nave also sworn 70 support the constitu.icn
the State OF New York, with all its ne wsrs an
nights, and thall uphold Il.
~ nave sworn 20 support the duties OF IN
oni,' OF Governor Of the STATE, and with ro1
aid they shall be faithfully performed Tbes
CONSTITUTIONS and laws are meant for The ra,d
"rce OF our official conduct and for your pro
lection and welfare. The first law racorde
!oT my Observance Is that declaring that IL shall
te The duty OF the Governor 10 maintain and
dsirnd the soveroignty and jurisdiction OF the
htate. Thr most strict injunction OF the con .
sltltion Is that he Governor shall take car
that the laws are faithfully executed. and ,
helr me God they shall be. He would no.
dwell on The present occasion on our NATIONAL
Affairs.
"Our position Is a STATE has been hapn,lv
attended 10 by my predecessor. NV views o,,
Lhe subject viii be laid before the Legislature
While knowing that his position gave him but
little control over national affairs, he Gov
Sey mour) Yet yentured 10 trust that before the
END OF his trrm Of service the country yould
b" again great, glorious and united as IL once
WAS"
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST vICKs.


CAIRO, Jan. "A steamer from below reports
that the gHnboats accompanying Gen. Sher-
mans XpeGitiop have gone up the Y azeo river.
At Brumongol's Bluff, twenty miles above the
mouth, Rebel battery was discovered, ana a
severe canncRading followed, during which
the gunbO8t Benton was stTUcE sixteen times,
the shots penetrating.
General Sherman's force VIII debark uu tue
Yazoo river, ana march TO the rear OF Vicks-
burg. tram with supp e woulo leave
MeH phis on the list Tor Holly = brings.
When Island No. 10 was evacuated lately, 90
cannon were spiked aId 10000 rounds Of am
manition throw into the riyer.
JET Davis addressed the Mississippi IsglelG-
ture, al jackson, on the 2tth.
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1861 THE nSs3
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROap

PESssYLvAsIA s, CENTRAL as RArLRoap tasss
&&sE@ss - - =E s
ls FIRST cESss !z,fs + fSSFF sfG3ss''on',
STONE EsfhEp, RAEI,As4EkT sAEkTf I'M AND ooaFoRrl
BAGGAGE CHEcKED rHRoHGh rHRoHHGf fi'o" DoSr'
FROM BALTIMORE
rn1HRBfIphp2 nHRBf RAftT T5 TsA1NH FfV1sEse, sE2S
CLOSE coNNEc415ss Hs # tssP IT HsktHk HxkRR1sBuRe
NORTHERN Ss'e cEHFRSn IIs1hs Sn 'si ks1LRoAp,
THE GREAT At CENTRAL d5fsaNnrBx ROUTE
WASHINGTON flGT HSb BALrInoR.
WEST, koRfaaRsT e VI eHInss and Il shs sourHwxsr
Central ass S@
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINs
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers win take the .. m. and 5 D. m trains
arriving in Baltimore at 500 q N and as D. m.
where connections are made with trains on the
burg At Is p m. and 50 a. M, there eonneetins
With the trains on the PsnnsylvaniA Central R.if
PREIGHTs
By this route Freights of all descriptions can be
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri. By RaiI.qad direct.
The Pennsylvs mia Central Railroad also connects
At Pittsbgrg with Steamers, By. which. Goods can
be forwarded to any port On the Ohio, Msskingum,
Kentucky Tennessee, cumberland, Illinois, Afssis-
sipYi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and At Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chi
caEo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes
nerchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation Of their Freight to this Com pany can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from sny sofpt
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
gre at al! times as rorats charged sy ole,
Roikyodd Conipas,ts ~
~ Re partisular to mark packages "ViA Penus
NA BROWN, ,Ag't Northern Central f. r.
No. so North street Baltimore,
ENOCH LENIS. Gen sa perintendent, Altoona, Pa
L. l.. HOUPT: Gent Ticket gent Philadelphis
H. II H9esfON, General Freight Agent, Phila.
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ACS NEW AND CHOICE STOCK.
1856

PAPERHANGINGs
En- nbrseing Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, Me-
fol tie richly adorned most hum bfs residehteer
WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common Shades Buff. Green and Blue Hol-
land by the yard or made Into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted TO be Gtldtd tcifs Gold Leaf,
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
the best msnufactory in the country. Also, beau
tfu: variety of dark Wood and small sized Oval
and Carte de Viste Frames OF foreign and domes-
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings Nsils, &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Cor;es Of celebr ated Pictures, Paintings, statuary
&c.
The attention Of those renovstins is called to
the above goods which were purchased for, and, on
account Of the times viii be sold at the lowest re.
munerstive prices exclusively for
CASH
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and executed
All articles warranted as represented.
- Orders for PAPERIiASGING or WINDOW
SHADES punctually executed, in city or country.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh st., eight doors above
de Is Inn Odd Fellows Hall.
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s.-T.-180o.-x.
DIR AXES PLANTATION R,TTERS

Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; is a perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. It is composed Of pure St. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. II
enres Dyspepsia, is q gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocsrs, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & 90, 2o2 Broadway, New
York. &-eoem
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Ie.isIa,ure of Mi..auri.

JEFFERSON CITY Mo, Jan. I'd. = Beth
houses Of the Legislature Of this state TODAY
passed a resolution 20 appoint joint com NIT
lie TO memorabilia Congress 20 approprlate rot
less than S2,otO,0oO 10 pay such enrolled mill
tia as have been in active service. Also 70 as 4
Congress 90 grant 10 the State all rebel proper
~ confiscated 20 the United States, 20 indem-
sisy loyal citizens. A resolution " as al-o pass
ed for Joint sessioB on Tuesday next, for the
election OF United states Senators.
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Prom San Eranei.ee.

san FEsNCsCo, Jan. THE steamer Sier-
"a Nevada, from Oregon, has arrived with
S9tuOU go
Th. Legislature Of Washington Territory,
after two weeks exciting contest over the el@e-
tioIs OF presiding officers OF Council. has con-
mprced business. -.
Sailed hence, ship Constitution. with q No.
0e' IN measure for England and s3aoOS for
New York
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Procession Of Centrsb nds at Norfolk ts
telrbratr Gmancipatiea.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. There was some
excitement At Norfolk yesterday csusad nv the
consrabancs, 10 the number OF some l,osA.
making r procession through the townin honor
OF eman cipation. They had a blnd OF music
and carried several Union flags aud cheeY@d
most Justify for the DOWNFALL OF Southern
slavery.
Owing 20 ihe misconstTuction Of au order is
sued for different purpose, about two hun
dr'd persons were arrested last evening wbiist
returning from places Of amuspmenf. The
day, however, passed OF without dIs tureanee.
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s.-E.-l80O.-S

DRAkE'S PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted natures great restorsr. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates sn sppeute, and strengthens the system.
Il is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constpa-
tion, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
st all times OF day, by old or young, and is par
tIcuIarly recommended 10 weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. II DRAKE & 90, No.
2U2 Broadway. New York. Sc 25-eo6m
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A B MY So p l. / Ee,

oyFIoY or fRx CHIP QUARfHRXAsfRH,
Army 6f ths Poton1t J
WAsH1raf0E, September %, Ie6a
PIofosiLs ars invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles:
1000 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
baled, the weight ofsaeh bale to bs marked
thereon.
1900 !oo bushels OF Oats, Of the best quality. In
strong sacks we'll sewed
100 cords Oak and Hickory Wood Well seasoned
and of the best.auslity.
1aoh bid must be accom- panied by the endorse
uaent OF two responsible that The tracts
awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids i'll be opened from time to time @ tae AZ
llcles may be needed and contracts win be awarded
soI the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up 20 the time of opening.
aay bid. -
Proposals should be endorsed " Proposals for Hay
Or Oats, Wood" the case Iosy be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS ING ALLS,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. O..
seIs-n Chief QuartermAsteF.
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uAPPINEss OR MIsERYI-TH Is THl
isIAN GXbINET Or W8NDERs. xNAroaY,
and MEDICINE" have deter d..reSardlsss Of
sxpense-to issue free for the benefit Of suferina
humanity Jox, OF their most instr uctye and inter.
estinE Lectures on Marriage and it's DisouAlinea-
tions, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Indi.
gestion, Weakness, Depression, or isnoranos Of
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the Of epli gh tening and
saving thousands and will be forwarded free the
receipt Of four stamps, By addressing SeeystayS
Parfsian Cabinst o( ANatosry and Madeleine, 56a
Broadway, New York. ~ H-1y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsHtNaTON THEATRE.


GRAND GALA NIGHT,
THIS (sATURIA AY) EVENING,
Benefit and ast Night of
Mr.. PRANK DREW
who viii appear in three characters.
First App aranse of the Washington Fayorite
Nh II BRINK
MISS CHkeTNEY will also appeAr
SATURDAY,
TIL Z RI sH EAIGR RANT
O,Bryan with song, Irish Emigrantb
LaE snt. y ................... Mr. r Drew
hiAa OVpahuA mr.. 4 Il. brink
Followed by Frank Drew's version Of
CA I LIE
Each Lady visiting the theatre will be presented
with carte de risifs of Mr. Drew a. Camille)
To conclude with
DICK TURPIN.
Jeekey Goosegreen. n.................NrY Drew
Dick Turpin, the Rishwaymsn.. Mr.. E IT. Brink
Monday, deJRtof
MISS ADDIE THOMPSON
young lady OF this city.
PEIcss OF ADMISSION. Chairs Is cents;
Orehestra Seats. IS cents; Psrquetts, 50 cents Fam
lily Circle, 2t cents; Private Boxes S5.
Doors open at Ia to commence At 5 o'clock.
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rENTs' UNDER GARNENTS-A very large
VI assortment Of Shaker Flannel, English Ne.
rino, Grey Mixed herlno and Canton Flannel
Undershirts, with Drawers to match, from the
maest TO lar 6es sizes ell of which We win sell Of
our usual low prices for cash.
NOAH WALKER Il co.,
de- ltay4v lint 36t Penn avenue.
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Prom Rsrmuda.

HALIFAX, Jan. 2.-The b. rm uda m mAi steamer
Eas arrived Admiral Mines squadron had
not returned from Nassau. The ship. Herald,
lie oparo and Kate had run the BLOCKADE into
CHARLESTON.
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NOTICE OF RIMovAL.
COCGHs, COLDS, HUAKsEaE &e.
u TFE ER'S
COMPOUND sIRUP or GUM ARABIC.

Tbif pleasant and popular Cough Remedy hs.
tssB &c long knOHD and e1 1tensiyey used that most
Dersons have become familiar With It's eXtraG rdlna
~ sfcLsy II can os had at AL the principal drug
storeE at 25 and htty cent? bOttis.
ls = G2n2 eO5las
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OfFIOH S14 PA. AVENUE,
WaSAinstoS Cffv, u. @.
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERSI
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, yEWELRY, vALU-
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, &c.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections of the country. This Company
has agencies in the principal Railway Towns in
TIE
It's principal offices are
wAsMINGT0N, d g., NEW YORK, BOsroN,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
OINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON. -..
Connections are made at New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAs and the
BRITIsH PR0yINSGES, SC and eth eth stsamshiP lines
and thence BY European expresses to AL prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con
dnent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
ct al accessible parts OF the United States.
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
JON Washington, d. o.
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TREAsUKY OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON Dee 8. 1851


u WASHINGTON Dee g. 1857
On Wednesday last, the Sd instant, there disap-
HeAred from this Ofiee . package of blank Ger
eeeatss of Inde btedness - of the denomination of
I'VE thousand dollars numbered from 4.Sl to
y .soe. both inclusive. No Certificates like them
have ever been issued from this 0fhee, and none
will ever be issued.
Yhe true Oertincates Of the denomination of ave
thousand dollars have their numbers WRITTEN on
1An FACE in red ink at ths UPPER corners directly
under the marginal border. The words IF the
order blank be not filed up this Certificate issued
To-, win be paid 70 bearer, ;" are PRINTED on
fHs Acx OF the Certificates, in red ink. All that
Reneing about No. II SO, have the large denomi-
nAtien, "5oO,' printed on the face, in Tsd Ink All
Certificates that vii issue from this Office In fd-
teYe, viii be like those Issued heretofore. Those
In the lost package differ from the genuine in hsv
ins the words above quoted viz; IF the order
Of the Certificate beginning over the Eignette, and
there taking the place Of the border, and eontin-
eed below on each end, over the engraved dement,
nations of 5000" The Plumbers are printed in
each end in red fnk, UNDER the "5nOo densmina-
ton; the large denomination is in green ink. Ger.
aacatss Of the denomination Of one thousand dol
Fs, answsrins the descr ption Of those lost have
been and are being issued; but none OF that denom
On All genuine Certificates there is IN ornate fig
ere or garland placed over and under each of the
two scrolls containing the denominstonsl figures.
800 The garland mat ,hes three indentations
Of the scroll running iengthvise of the Certiho.te
nd is about three quarters of an inch long, N
eighth Of inch wide in the center tapering both
Ways from the center. On the lost Certificates,
r. Z. SPINNER,
De n2w Treasurer Of the United States.
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" GIVE NE CALI
EE Tndersisne respectfully infOrrns his friends
and the public that lie will open his ~
ssll-hnown ests hlish nent this day for IN IL
toe sea- sssion He has .,s, asd il G thsfSoashig SN
oeen engaged all the summer ia bedding
tie nOst choice OYSTERS the Chess reake Bay
oocld produce in his famous creeks st Pinsy Psnt.
will receive by the steamer James Gny, from
Piney Pcint, twice . week, fresh supply. inde-
ssndent of nay regular supply bcstS. By such
arrangements there will be failure in filing AM
contracts that may be made with The hmont,
We have never heretofore failed 10 do, lDdepeno
cnt Of the blockade.
Ny arrsnxements are SO complete that II can cope
with any house In the United States.
pledge myself to pay particular attention to fur.
.ishinG hstes, restanrants, suffers aud private
families, At the lowest cash prices.
Will keep also hand q hne assortment fresh
canned FRUITS and hsrmeticslly sealed MEATS
and VEGETABLES. L. NJ. HARVEY.
Depot gel O ST., between 10Th and llth,
se 5N Washington City, D. O.
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MISS AGNES S0CTHERLAEB.
The Scottish Warbler.
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
The Popular erp.ichorisn Artistic
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming Melodist.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
Miss Jenny Allen, Miss Lilly Brandon,
Miss Clara berger, Miss Tllly Forbes,
Miss Kate Harrison, Hss Anne Harrison,
Mile Jennie, La Petite Ella,
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE!
GEO r. EDESON,
The Great Comedian, Pantomimsst, and Vocalist
THE TALENTED CORPS D'ETHIOPE,
Consisting Of
willis Armstrong, Juseler.
T. n Hayes, the Champion Clog Dancer Of the
Billy Emerson, the Reliable and Versatile Per
former.
N. Jean Closki, the Disciple Of Terpsichore.
j SylvRs Clarke the Acme Of Punctuality.
Harry Talbot the Immense GlbOrinist.
WHO WILL APPKAR EvERY EVENING
in an olio poddris of
CORKOGRAPHICAIlTIE
The evening entertainments will conclude with tho
conric pantomime entitled
THE RIVAL ARTIZANS.
Jack Spoodle ................G George X. Edesos
ArsIsSIoN-Baieonya and Parquette, g cents to
Orchestrs Arm Chsirs, 81 cents; TO Private Boxes,
holding six persons. SIS