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, 1864-07-13

t~ A letter from Seth Paine, jr., Of the
61st q. S. infantry (colored), has been shown
MS, dated at Memphis, in which the writer
pays just and noble tribute to the bravery
Of the black troops composing part of the
command of Gen. sturgis. he says that
after the white troops had been defeated and
large numbers taken prisoners, the black
troops were ordered on to the charge, which
order they obeyed with a cheer, losing 500
killed out Of 1000, going in with the motto
awe neither eiFe Aor ask for quarter,'' and
fighting for several honrs with desperation
never more than paralleled In the annals Of
warfare. The remnant left, marched back to
Memphis-145 miles solid column, a1rig-
Ing two days behind the white troops, bring
ing their colors with them, literally rid11ed
with rebel bu11sts.
zone special act Of bravery" says the let
ter, ssmust not 60 unmentioned," !" "Col
Bouton, commanding the colored brigade,
having in the heat of the action got some
distance In advance Of his command, WIGS
fiercely attacked by three rebels, and was
about to be taken prisoner, when single
colored soldier coming to his aid, shot one
rebel, bayoneted the second, and with the
butt Of his musket killed the third, thus sav-
Ing the life Of his gallant Colonel-''
':At one time the black boys were SO close
to the rebels TINT the guns Of both rested
upon the same fcnce.''
The following closing paragraph Of this
letter ia worthy of the brave soldier from
Illinois:
"Now, my dear father, as we are about
starting to meet the came rebel force (the one
which defeated Sturgis,) deem 1t my duty
to write and let you know Of the expedition,
as may, very likely, be killed and you mis-
Informed OF where have gone. Rest assur-
ed if We meet the enemy, shall acquit my
self like good soldier; and should fall,
Ger I trould not be TOXIN prisoner believe me
shall die, have lived, patriotic aud
country'loying boy. I give this to the Chap
lain to be mailed after We arc gone"
, 1864-07-13

Judd, Of Fulton, peace sneak; N.
7. johnson, and David sheehan L.
fayette martyrs); the notorious ".
T. NJ. Hope, Of Madison county; H. 4.
S. o'Melvcny, original advocate Of the right
OF secession, "Bob Davis" OF Montgomery
(dran resistant and delegate to the Chicago
Convenuon); G. ". Aiken, (arrested for
murder recently In Williamson county,; J.
", Barrett, ". 7. Barrett, Jacob Eple1, B. B.
Piper, gambler, Vim. N. Springer, Secretary
ofthe E. G. c.'s, Of sangamou, etc. These
names indicate clearly enough the character
OF the proposed conventicle. If the call itself
did not. The "perilous condition Of our
country spoken Of by these gentlemen re-
fers simply to the danger Of the defeat Of Lees
army al Rtcl,aond-that Is all.
, 1864-07-13

1tng the pntt week has been MoGerately active but
With n doetuatiens cf gold and the high rstesef
cases 1omli a Upch Opium we note M advauce Of
$:t0; on Iodine OF &ttn: on Morrhine OF $225: on
o Of Sc; IN SODA Ash OF II s1 on Sal Soda Of s200
AID 1n Csus,ic eods Of SC 2 n Cream OF Tartar i5c
some Of ous chief manufactures enables to csar-
u the necessity Of ths GENERALLY advancing rates
, 1864-07-13

EtsGs-There has besn moee1 :te snpp'y ef Eggs
Dukad prices have cecY eased z2Sc per doz We to-
day qnote tn1es At 12@taHc per doz.
pigs In WutTK F1sn tue supply hsa been much
larger and consistent With the demand. prices
are soc ptr half bIl lowtr- Ou TROUT We nDlo de-
cline Of per hall bril- but present Quotations the
market Is fEn- MACKIkEL tn tatr demand nnd sup-
BY. MarEtt 1rm. CopFIEH in better rectips, With
1 limited enquiry. Other descriptions n.m and uo-
, 1864-07-13

: ,:::::,||:|;E EE:: &! ] 8 & s. s s
70 b1I tds msisst epsne, atn Win = NJ ias1lfy,
g. ~ y stsSs stSs s6sa = Do i . s,ssa
= ss.t :ssS g. q III. q
NYk K:ssSsS tsss5: ds1's. dtsl,oxRg
s;ss as It
hese'!So ' sossssPe1ans Ssst. ISIS
- - -ee5ss:peadihiS period. iSSs.:::.::.: ] ssIs;5
S''pp:' ysss, :::::: "
eoFespo: ss Ssa dns q ps!od. less 5's IL
,11t "a .sss q 81 sa rhs stock's
To14T tbs5s ~ p sales reported. Buyers were
os1 :s 5S;s 5s .ss5ek shipped
4sss ss ssoasai. "a &c ss ia 's e
ssss s:;s:ss'3ts Yss II Sssf; IS
seTsspea; l;as W period, Observation-Disclosures
Shipped - ~ 3 R$ss $ss
r. ! ssss Sss; sna ss5ssi
sas Fl issas As5asy Il I'll .s y
To PAT m = ne eaies wese:-75 bgs chc!cs By sample
5S 81 IT. seaa ssas9ss
ALgOHoI4-Nonina1 and unsettled at ss.ssass.
AsIiEs -ro.sehss in fa,s demand and nrm a.7c.
n II ~ 20, tSdny Rra 2s ~: shppa
Ts aaSits,: r. w. .-o.,. -, ,.,, ma..
shlpping B9ses, II fFkln' So@Ic
s saes to.sss % aote:.'oo irfins iii Il III Is a99s
do at SIC; 81 lskins do i SOC.
ons s s a9s dG b
tSsia hstla M sous &
tssssa Sssss SssS
:s s. - E
Common. ,aax .'......''.....'.......s3seaagg;355 &c; :
nEESWix-Reesiptsv very Limited. viii a.s sood
dsmssa ss la hs19 essn 4eae during At
MS@ Generally BUSY III dr.
Iii old conIscts Available stocks on hauu are gen
saass sts1s light and firm at previous quotations We
Common M.............-..--.......... %
hAs:GiNG-rias;s6 bus Sssn III; anos1t ] u e:
5 sesd
EGoGs generally, theFnl has BEEN corresponding ed-
81 :! Bas s nqssl Fs s1e
fet. W. quots: s3S o' = ~~" = ''~' ~" ~..
etafk,
assssls as4 4. Lii
Msnc6sstef !, sewsd iiia.
E1tsa HEAVY Is
EHpuo (ity sewed liner. 6
Garden CITY. seved e
Gunnles, age Is
tgSs two pu..... nu.:........:.. ..:...:.:... Il
Flour saeks. bth. cotton
eotioa.:........::: eotioa. 8
:: I,s% !" ::::::....::::::::.... :: Il
Wool Sacks .2.Gs
Wt e.
ment which has marked the pToduce MARKETS, -
= ness i1s.hss a1s navanse u prices e. h1s pr D
qno!s: ~ ~ ~ - ~~' - a,se
Mesefn Is si7e
Wstes9 .. t;,s &; X slSe
III ei d. maikss auroE the past Tee The oapplyis
@ se ana e H. 9 Ct m
etstegeshss With The ansasted STATE q tha money
r. sots SSss q AntST.
xith eysry III hrher rsfra beinT sno1 tab
hsasd- ~ aaets: ''S'~' ''>e' DS" '''- . .'.a,
7ifS
q Ml1s.s5 ,s akliss..:..:.:.:.....::.....i issS
7ns plSs,SS;g; AZ
Lad LasGpp1 1ea!en enasa n1en;1sd 1ss9
P1ttstnn. ''''''..... isn
Ii}innir. ~ i ca4.
n 4 nT ~. sarnsnt ffrnn ~ fsrva adraoro
tt ~ ,pPsn tn1 Aasko ansAuEs
Ys nso skea seH ~ 1ae ~ 9aT M
t,nna ~, al 49, g w esta,
IN. mnthet g 1spy s sth az nnN.pd ~ tsntenny
Va nnHte: 'e'' A10@ "A3- AA ~ ">' - '"''4
frsestd -:
sur caud1is No s3;sS,
Star f3nnGiea M s1s:s5
s1si1PSE 9sE.Thete hss l1een NJ M chanre Ia Tsfa
In 1bls srEes 0nrtn9 liz bset WEAK Whissy BarraIs
are in mure 1fulsed de:aa,1 With au1tsftoas un-
Changed Flour barrels both tat and round h,oo afa
ID GOOD request Ut preyous fate Ioosa haif barrels
a1s In better uenand than supplv no ers are conse
nnenflT eet,rr Tnftfe. anyanfe IN ns,ees I.arl
II. rtes uGll and lnActiye. butter Kegs urn AID
, 1864-07-13

g ALI the Copperhead world feels bad
about Kentucky. That martial law should
be declared there, Is denounced as an "ont>
rage" by The N. 7. World, and Bennett's
Herald threatens something OF other bad to
the Administration If 1T is persisted In.
Those fellows may as we'll attend to their
own affairs. Kentucky puts one hand on
the shoulder Of Uncle Sam and the other on
jeff. Davis, and sways back and forth as Ii
half seas over. Uncle Sam insists she should
stand still and quit her rowdyism. There il
great love Of maraud1ng in Kentucky.
Robbery, arson and murder are pleasant re-
creations to them Gen. Sherman under
stands the case precisely. 80 does President
Lincoln. II Kentucky wants the raiders
back there to cut sherman's lines, and insists
on inviting them, 1t will do no good to yell
persecution" and look lovingly to the
Democratic party. Kentucky will have to
be treated ss Tennessee, and Tennessee as
Mississippi. If she will behave herself, all
will be easy enough.
, 1864-07-13

w The German papers profess to regard
with much cquanimity the possibility of
war with England. Most of them advise
their government to install the Duke Of Au-
gustenbnrE Immediately, and regulate the
limits Of the new State hereafter. The Ma.
tional Gasette, of Berlin, while admitting that
The maritime trade Of Germany would have
to suffer from the English blockade, endeav-
ors to prove that England, notwithstanding
her fleets, could not prevent Germany from
proc1aiming the independence Of schleswig-
Holsteln, nor Of defending Jutland against
the Decentralization of an Anglo-Danish corps.
The Berlin journal besides observes that
England, by blockadIng the German ports,
would cause sensible damage to her own
tEade-
According to the Press, Of Vienna, Earl
Russell, in confidential interview with the
German pleuipotentiaries, did not conceal
from them that be was unable to see how
England could abstain from taking an active
part In the war If it Recommended, "The
English government" said the noble Earl.
according to the Vienna journal, "has suf1i-
cicnt]y proved the high value 1t attaches to
the maintenance Of peace. By Its PROPOSE.
ton Of arbitration 1t has made new attempt
at conciliation, but ths duty of maintaining
intact the honor and power Of the country
imposes limits to its pacific tendencies, and
If its last project tail it will become impossi-
Bile, seeing the state of public opinion, to
preserTe neutrality"
, 1864-07-13
LATER.

In the afternoon the wheat market WIS shade
a1mer than at the close Of Change, but the sslss
we1e light st s2.2o for No Spring. Corn and Oats
WIRE UNCHANGED.
, 1864-07-13

IotA. rFE6
Esa@ptf Ga aie IN c;od de;n snd 1t ini prices:
7,Ne a;ls Georges Bank sold at t7.2 The stocf OF
M.ekeIsi1s becoming rsancfd ~ ana w1ta soaaess
Smoked Herring kIs very scarce and wanted q 50
and salmon Ars out OF market: 1he former are
E8E1et. -:-
FECIT-Tbe market Is quiet but dem, importers
generally, with the Increased cost csuse1 by tae rtsa
In Roli asking higher rates ttan the dealers ara d.
lots At a for Layer. and 81 Is net for Bunch
go btls Gasr. nts It .es sU sases: AZ hxs saE-
Eents soo tsRs BEa3i. Nuts ena % o9 Aasd Shell A.
sales ot Ba. Nuts In lots 10 the trade,
at ~. ana 90 COO CT 1-apa PiEe Apples At ~ cash
R0 bxs 8!c1ly Lemons sold at u ndaa:to, cash.
Irltt Qt Italians 1QM jan lsE 70 Jnne 9atr. 1851:
, 1864-07-13
From forcIVo porta .,.,.,,.....,,.....,,lGA,la Is;
From COAST F1se ports :. ..... 9os8

1VAE
LASsxs-1s Ia stuye demand chiefly for refining.
thou. there is also inquiry tor exporters. and
prices arc 5m vt hn advance en- foreign descriptions
Pose gallon ths saies arc 1s0 hha q 11cs and
Isl htdt. 70 and % hri! do. in bond oc export,
Bl lr.s duty 81 hts M ,Visss 81; Si do a1d q
Epe sh Iatand 81: Al9 bills New Orleans, 81 1la1L5
mos ana Ito hhus Porto Rico, terms lot C;Ade pub
, 1864-07-13
#{iBrfllaHenuE.
#lBcFl4HHE0uE.
nYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA,
Cholera, auuAmcr Complaint, al
Bowel Affections, &C.,
AEE PROMPTLY cCaED BT
Jayne's CarminatiVe Balsaul.

1t quick, safe and certain In it, actton snordiR<
I'M ediatu rlies when promptly administered Age
es net impair Its virues neither ia It subject to tho
f1iu1 influences Ct climate. beng eqnay eectlvo
n alatutudes, it Is IN all respects what claims to
- = "sTAspARD HoU.H1oLD KxxlnT," which
~ cry family saould bo supplied With.
m1aThea and Dysentery.
neyer falls to tubdue tho most vtoient attsska II
these complaints, no matter from what cauto they
originate. A. thsngss cf climate, xntes, &c. often
produce these serious csenses, Travellers others
should always keep supply Of tho Csrmtnauve ~
them.
AAi0tlc Cholera,
TIE prompt nse ofpr- D. JsYne1 Casmtn7tivo Ba}-
sam viii always remove the plarrhea and Cramps
which accompany the attacka or Cholers thus often
ccnqueE1ng tho tbeasa in Its lncpency 1t hss ire
Querty heen Administered In neiRhborhoods whsre
the Cto1erA has been ragfG eptdemicsIly and haa
never failed to give immediate and permanent relief
Cholern Infnntuna or 8umuzer
Complaint,
, 1864-07-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending July IL, 1861.

TUESDAY EVENING, July II. .1s6i-
The following table shovs the receipts OF Lumber,
shire1es La&h, etc Tor the week ending July 18th,
and comparatively for three Year,.
EKcHlpTs OF LuhDER, SHINGLES, L4TH, ETC, fon Tuk
w4RKs 1aDlsa JULY 9Iu FOE THEE IEARs:
, 1864-07-13

<
French Calf, s.
h8,..s UA3S.1
French Calf Is
.moinsy p doz-
en- .@2111M
French Calf Le-
moines, Sec.
ontfs, q doz..ol ooa;o!. %
Innings, q oz.10 m9 H-W
1s0a1s, y doz..H,o04 m@
, 1864-07-13

Top1r lie demlnd Haa leas active, and owing to
less iavcrahle news ron Ha1 YorE, tne maske. de.
EtIe A. toll w: !.oo hu No ! spting Ia store r.
IA; lu9 hp do It q ~: go nn az a5 :: =: 3ooo
Gn; 1s,eo pu do st = 20k: u! d ~ DO ,. %;
{000 bu do 1t $xi9k 3s0o bu DO 1t t21s; 800 b0 90
, 1864-07-13

vailed du,inx thu week have mster!11y a!.ssea ne
But with in scti1e cenand both for shlppto& aaa the
city trade prices have maintained THAR pEasous
ne Preted HaY OF iii descriptions u IN f&f SUPPLY
and Of looae Timothy md Ptarie the 1ecaipS As
rn.re liberal. We cVot4>
, 1864-07-13

O3.
Blau4hter, Sc1e... 5f9Dc |
Hsg1eN, 2 D..... M33ac
Kip, No. l, me.
nium..........$1N@t.4 10 :
kip, No, l heavy ed&1.t0
Cali, Extra. ,.9.C081 SO
French Zip, 1ar /
choice .-....... 3.e5}a.S
French Ct1f, n i
ns ......:..9. N43B5
French Calf, 81.
, 1864-07-13

S.e1
CBEEsE-The aupp1y a11tu& the week has been
ofa character but With the general sxctss-
note further advance in prices Of H91c per .. ~
p etent rates the market is active and .1r1. Wa
quote:
Mambafg sige
Westefn Is 6318t
GUALcThere hss been little change in tho acuv-
ity oi th7 maike dufrK tbs past Wee The Dupply1s
stu snail and Inadequate ths require ct In
trad1. The AdvatCed fateE charged by Eoliary own
e1s tcgether with the unsettled state OF tho money
marker, have cansea N adyance upon previous Guo-
tatoEB uf SIC Soft Goals and OF 4l& upon Antnra.
c1:e At preeeur 4lotations thu mafktt Is very dr,
~h every Prospect OF higher rates being BOOB estab
ahed
, 1864-07-13

NKICks-slnnutacrurer generally BUSY III dit
leg old conrIscts. Available stocks on hanu Geu
ezaly Light and firm at previous quotations. We
quote.
GUtnmon A.....-...s...-.s+.ss.s.-..-.. Na3A99.1Q
IleeeEt
BAa:GlNG-The1o has been fall amount of nc
h1ty In tho market during the Waax especially
for two bukhel seed AID grain bags With the high
md atFsl chg prces which have prevailed pelcs
EeoGs generally, thetsl has BEEN corresponding ed
vance in pE1ccs OF Bags Five hushel dunnte5 are
qt oe1 nonsnslly, there beSK few any In tho mar
, 1864-07-13

BROOM CORN-Thezeis Is a very trn1 facling In
The MARKET but there IS verr little tonR. Waquote:
tat
eqmncn 12 me91um. ::...:..;.. 2:14sko
tive, with the high pfices OF 1abot and tbs raw
Material ptlces have again advanced on comm0n and
Medium qualities sc on previous rates. We quote
AeQl1m. 33!&21 W
, 1864-07-13

esp: cislly chice Feathers. Tne fecep.s cnllog
mixed oescn1ticn, tonsisDE largely % cacteu Auo
mixed var1eties. for which all prices rom Ac ann up
warda have been paid. Rea4ly prime QuAnnes eaany
bring fl@i5c. We quote: e-o.,.
Prime Live Geese os9t4c
Sales today 80 1s ehoica Festhers, well packed.
FRUiT--ArFlEs-Old apples hare At leagth dls-
appeared uom the market tue place "a however,
besn supplied By plentiful supply o. fns asons
fruit, pftcea OF which arc lower. small THIS arc N
fajf III pply x:epttng s1RAwnxER1Es Wnicn are tor
ihe teetrE Scasou so uS OF tho market thas We
wlftdfaw quotsttoas. We quote:
been Appits p brl &!M3 LAY
WhoftleberTiee, nu...s..s..s ......s.s. i.cV9 ~
GCpeebeES1te, bu.9 LH9 III
CurfHntr, bu. ....s...s.ss'' --'..","''.''s 9 ~
Lemons, r boz. 1ut4l! %
Oranges, bcI.+. oN44t
HatpeeEf1ea: .*'-''''-"''' 954 ~
DRIED FKUlTs-AFrLxs-The market has
VIII VII stecSs handsxt5eme.y light aad 20 prospect
yieEs During the weak we note an advance on
nnriime TO choice qualities OF t<c 2 .. FEACuEs-In
smaii demand and tolezabsy nFul st present Quotar
5;e1s FoRKIas FEu11e-HAye been very nsm. eon.-
seouent upon the high rates OF gold and exchange.
The Da1ke Ct has, however, been very Qulet, and no
rhs snrn been made On pytYiou8 GHQ5St1QuA. We
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DIED,
On Inc Otto, HARRIET 3. BRADY. aged fourteen

On tae Otto, HARRIET B. BRADY, aged fourteen
months.
Children, like the early Aowe-,
Often dro0p sno lose their bloom
Pass away in :Ei!d sood s hour.
TO the cold ana silent ino;
Bodies laid Leocsth the EGd,
sriTi< = soos sway to God.
Her iurerai viii taka place Monday. ll'h instant.
from the reside Of her father, st O'Clock, No
zoo TweEtlsth st. it.
On the nil ht Of the 10th i,stsnt g. u o'clock at
Bis tssidsnes. on IlsssEta straet, at taa Navy
Yard, aCsBPH JACOB MARKS, aged seventy.
seven years, -.. 2. .- -.
The funeral services win take place at clock
70 morrow sfterr COZ, q. the Second Baptist
tenfeh, corner stb street and Virsinis avenue.
ON su: day, the lath instant in the 18th year OF
81 "S:d IAN u. eCWAN, only Rhtsr of
fiste lex SO Afry Fore, sitter painful illness of
.htee weeks, which she bore with Christian forti
Tbs sisIes snd seQua.atance. of the family are
rsqceSseo 70 attend her fuaerai, from the dencs
c. Leg parents on Il street east, between 9th nrd
s'h, ca iussS5y, The l2th instant. 1t ten O'Clock
Eisita Hbi'a snd New York pspsrs vlssse copy I
On the ieth inFtsnt Mira cRAELoTTE PGAKE,
AGED e. yssrs. 49,
The friend. aud rsla tiyes OF thu family ara "a
erect aIs invited to attend the funeral rron, the
residence o, Hr. john Adams l. stT, % sonts hat
All snd bth streets east, on Tussasy at as o'clock
On lie 9th iastaat, BENJAMIN HARBIsoN n,
Port Tobsicos IA, hrt. for ycars q resiirnt az
Wsshif ston, D %. hssd q Es,rs mad ii nnonths,
Q. Baltimore ,sn 81 d Port Tobacco Tunes pssseg
copy <. CO !
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. o. Mo6 CIRE 4 CO.. Aussioaeers.
CORPORATION OF WAsHIha ron sToek At
SsII Rs.i ;set s4 !, g TUESDAY AFTERNOON
. y: ,salI ::h Ss,sersson q Washington,
IS IN ''- p j. 20 q. MCGUIRE & co.. Aposa.
SAIz CT eovERz TYaS HORSES At AUG.
ea'a''s s.' wss e. fss;s 9.s't e " ,s
WIN be reld 81 public Suction. as the Jorr.,. ..
ssao. .ss s.eons y the the yy,cnsy
JsDuay 1864. Wig: 18th and 18th days of the month,
-. : CAVALRY HORSES.
Term. cash IN USi.sd p sts.es rrss:ary Notes
Jail 5. obist euar..rua:ser css.sry iBh ars.su
SALE OLE cov1RNM,Nr HORSES AT AUG
oaval,y Bryeap ca.s5 'S Ssa,tsn,us..r,, omr.,
.u..,o Wa,sia.sos: 3. &. Jsnuary TO- lsst.
viii be held q 4 ioi.o ling pisossHtao iunaTei
pa is is;R Ssat, *s Vim Del, Carlisle.
Due notice Of e. days o, sale wiz b. published.
sales: a. many Of these horses. though unt "s fer
the United States cavalry service Will be fou nd to
aS' Il Tass sea
lel-e. Ohlet 2nsrterr aste, Cavalry Bureau:
BY aILLErTE & SCOTT,
AUCTION 4ND saah ..ss Ssss M5RoHASrs
No. GIG Chsstnut street and 6I6 Jayne street,
Philadsphia, Penn.
Largo fNHs s 8. LEG
At On N Whp Sna 6HEs M9RTTS ST.,
January 18th 1t 10 O'Clock, being the plus stock
80 Messrs. HOWELL & BROS,
At their cld stand pre- p.ratory to removing to
four nom hs. '- HI MI -. =.
Catalogues will be ready the day previous to sale.
By w. L. WALL & CO, Auctionesrs
Sg InT tsr'ey PSrn SseaEs snd Ninth street
~ BAeco AT AucTIoN On TUESDAY MORN
ING, Jsnuary 18th, at 10 O'Clock, We win sell, at
Bbls. white and Yellow Sugar, Molassss. sirus
Hbls. Coffee and boxes do
Boxes Cas- Fed Fruits and n eats
Boz es Brown, Yel Low and CASTLE Soap
Ca,es Sauce and Oatsups
Pea ehes and Cherries
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
DO cases Madeira. Sherry, Port, and Malaga Wiues
Qfard DuEuy and 3. r. Brandy
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars
i sToss katursi Leaf Tobasco ''
Octaves and quarts Brandy
Bbis. Rhiskey, various brands
Boxes Malaga and Port Wine
And various other articles too humorous to men
A quar- fifty OF Small Stores
To pay Storage and Expenses,
Let cases and barrels, containing Ar ny Stoves
Pipes and Tins, stored in the name of Garner L Co.
Terms cash.
ia WIN. L. WALL co. Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

H'VuED-A BUM OF MONEY, which the owner
can mars py cesarib tnS, and paying for this al
seIu1eMehs Apply at Stcce No. ass Seventh st.,
r OsT-0, r.. - - - : ~
$780, @oH oGsauas ssas IN georgetown or ~ asa
a jihassi rss.nS n 81 IN SS crssSGry NOsss
a ~ asa wi, oe eala 70 sne nnaef On tsaH
MInno. l3O bridg &c st., Georgetown. IT.
II OST-On Sunday syeninp thu lota inst.ut ia
!! = eoiI 1rc m Pa aYeEne 10 street., snd doMn
~ ~ ssteet,a write Ieataer ACCoUNT bJoh
SSiilainAnS !cnuLn OF the "a o1viB,ou, u army
eSIks. SUITABLE reward wiz De given II LETT -
me sLsE om CO. ----- y Il-5s-
GSFuLEE-(In the jsht Tth icstent YrOM No so
q MOTT street, New York City. MlLLHSS
SAEE, containing Bonda. do. Cine 20 bond Tor
,m. No q. $50; two bonds, cash for $50. Nos
Slz sna ii ,sl3.
Q z REWARD.-L on the 9th instant bstw.en
Cpd PtnpsyIvanis aver ne and the smith sonisn q
tko Photographs, ana = purse With al in Bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

WE ARE REQUESTED to state that the ball of
the Mount Vernon Association, which was to
have taken place on the 3lst of December, 1863,
and postponed on account of the lnclemency Of
the weather, will positively be given on Tues
day, January 18TH, a; Temperance Hall, E
street, between 9th aEd10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

GfATH II THE AIR.-Hosfeher's Stomach Binsrs
th sa.b ~ ba Pr thn nov WITH
protective properties of Hostettsr's Bitters
pheTe. Armed with this inestimsble Tonic and
Alternative, thousands plunge fesressls into the
most unhealthy regions of California, and stay
there for weeks, mon tbs, years without ex perianc
ing day IS sickness. It is the great aeclimatine
cordia al of tie age. AS remedy FOR Dyspep-ia
Liver Conlplai. {, ami all disturbances of thu
bowels. it has no rivals either among pa!en. med
cines" or among the drugs prescribed in regular
practice: So satisfei are the physicians of tn,
United State on this head that at the suggestion
Of the most eminent practitioners il has been
placed ON the list of standard specifics in most Of
the civil and N iary hcspitals in America. It's
operation is. SO to speak to iron plate the system
snd render it invunerabie to the climatic intiu-
ences which mske such fatal havoc among Our
mining and farming population at ce, tain seasons
ofthe yesr. Perfectly harmless, it may be taken
with entire i'm punity, by persons for whom all
ether stlnulsEts are too exciting to be safely usei
Sold by Druggists aud dealers generally every
whore
Penn ave. ia cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11
SECRET DISEASES

Scnua,itan's Gift is the most certain safe and
efectual remady-indeed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nomineral.
no bslsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be tax en-
It is the soldiers hope and p friend TO those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages. 81;
Samaritan, Root ard Heb Juicss-A positive and
permane cure for sly phis .Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spcts letters. &c. Price 3 or six bottles for So
Sold by s. @. Ford. See Advertisement mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

NEW YoEE STYLEs
Ssz.lsmsn's C.ofhing !,,Nst0 and Fashionable!
A large assortne mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Back and Walking Goats excel in
beauty. grade and anish anything ever offered in
tais city. WALL, STRPHE15 L Co.,
322 Pc. avenue bot. 9Th and Ieta SITS.
ec2t tlnten. and Repub.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

DISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urizary, and
SERIAL Systems ard resia5ls frsat1fsnt- IN
Resorts Of the EotcaYd issoetaficn-Sent BY mail
In sealed letter envelopes fies OF charge Address
DIR. }. SKILLIS HOUGHToS, Howard Association
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa dS- sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

THE AssEMBLY's CHURCH FAIR will com.
mtnCe at Odd Fellows Hail to. morrow Tues
day. night, and continue for two weeks L
promises to be very agreeable affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
Ing local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-11

THE CHEAPEST AND gEsrHA AIR DYEIS TIE WoRL D.
Nersr tades or WASHES oH.-Upnam's Hair Dye, 8
cents a box. The best in use. Try it, Sold by 8
=. Ford, corner IIth street and Pa avenue. Wash.
ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria ja6-ly