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THE STAR.

Returning thanks to the patrons Of the
STAR, and especially to the whole popuIa-
ton OF Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andria (all Of whom may fairly be cIassed
In that category we have to anr ounce that
the great rise in the cost of everything requi-
site to its publication has made 1t necessary
that its subscription price shall hereafter be
increased to ten cents per week, when deliv-
cred at the residences of subscribers in either
OF the three cities. The white paper on which
1t is printed has risen from sK cents to IS cents
per h.; the ink from Ia to IS cents per h.. the
wages OF its host of employees have been in
creased an average Of 33h per centum; the coal
consumed in its publication has increased full
100 per centum in cost; and, indeed, there is no
incidental expense whatever incurred by the
STAR office, which has rot been enormously
increased by the current general increase In
Inc cost OF materials and the prices now paid
Tor iabsr of all descriptions in Washing on
city.
Under these circumstances it has become ne
cessaTy thus to increase the price of the STAR
four cents per week, which the proprietor
trusts will prove sufficient not oaly to offset a
considerable portion of the increased cost OF it's
publication, but also to justify him in mourning
further expenses to add to its interest to the
people OF Washington, Georgetown, and Alex
andria, and the country at large
In every other city of the United States the
publishers OF nearly all the daily papers were
some time since compelled to raise their sub
scrlption prices; rendered more necessary here
by the greater cost in this city of everything
r qulslte In the business Of newspaper pub.
ncatloh. Seeing clearly, we believe we
Co. mat the war is rapidly drawing to an
ehd, ard that the current unsettled and in.
listed condition OF the prices of everything
Will not long hence be corrected, we rejoice in
me prospect thus held out that we may be able
very soon to return TO the Stars usual rate of
pubhcation-six cents per week. Until then,
ire price OF all papers sold at the counter or to
ne"sboys, will be two cents each; the price per
annum for the daily, sent in the mails five dol
lars; and FOR the weekly, one dollar and ifty
cents. Single copies of the weekly, in wrap
pers, five cents
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IMPORTANT ORDERS

We learn that the Provost General OF the
Army of the Potomac, has issued an order nro-
hibiting correspondents of the press with the
Army from publishing or causing to be pub.
lished the names OF regiments and number of
men who have re-enlisted or are absent on fur-
Tough; also, an order for the enrolment of ci.
villains accompanying the Army The latter
is for the purpose of operating on those who
have taken refuge in the Army to avoid the
lroft
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THE VIRGINIA TAX PAYRRs.-The property
owners In the counties where collections Of
taxes are now progressing, are highly pleased
with the rate Of taxation under the Federal
rule since the rebellion. Upon paying up they
discovered that the rates for 1863 are twenty.
five per cent. less than for any previous year
Those who paid at the rate of forty cents per
300 in 1861, paid at the rate Of thirty cents
per 800 in 1862.
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SECOND I|D|lI0v.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Office of the Sergeant at Arms,

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Office of the Sergeant at Arms, ,
WASHINGTON, January I'd. 1861.
Funeral of the Hon. Lemuei J. Bowden,
Senator from the State of Virginia.
The mourners, pail bearers and friends will
attend at the late residence of the deceased, No.
42 Thirteenth street, between g and H, at 3
o'clock P. NJ, on Sunday, (to.morrow) the Sd
inst at which time the corpse WILLIS removed,
In charge of the Sergeant-at-Arm Of the Senate,
to the Congressional bury ing ground, in the
following order:
The Chaplains of Congress.
The Physicians who attended the deceased.
: aze Pall-Bearers.
Senator Foot, } The Senator Lane,
Howard. Body. Wiley.
The family and friends Of the deceased.
The Senator and Representatives from the
~ State Of Virginia as mourners.
The Sc rgeant- at Arms Of the Senate Of the
United States
The members Of the Senate of the United
States, preceded by the Vice President
of the United States and the
Secretary of the Senate.
The Sergeant-at-Arms of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The members of the House of Representatives,
preceded by its Speaker and Clerk
The President OF the United States.
The Heads Of Departments.
The Diplomatic Corps
Judges Of the United States Courts.
Omcers Of the Executive Departments.
Officers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor Of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
GEORGE T. BRowH,
Jan. g. 1854. Sergeant at-Arms.
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GEN. CURTIS ASSIGNED TO COMMAND.
Gen. Curtis was yesterday assigned to the
command OF new military department, en-
bracing Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho.
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~ The Upper Marlboro Prince Georgian an
nounces the death of Richard Chew Glass,
Esq, formerly of that village, who recently ex.
pired at Richmond, after protracted illness,
aged 26 years. MIR. Glass was in the Conted.
crate Army and a member of Captain Dement'S
famous battery
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, J
MO q ~

- The New York Commercial Adverstser-
which tor fifty years has been published by
Francis Hall Il Co.,-has passed into the hands
Of an association, by which it will henceforth
be published as distinctvely mercantile Jour-
nal, Independent Of parties, but by no means
oblivious Of politics and public affairs
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Wnshinston CITY, Oetobs, Ii, 1868.
,PlorosALs win b. received At the Contra It oti.s
TO b decided y the 10Th fsr eon,synx th.P,is
Of the United State in the STATE of ktNsts sad
FIX f sns the .G.tss 81
r. stG Saas .GF s9F 's'H
1888 Prom Asehisoa. A By lancaster, Kinn.kut,
61eef' Saits cho1 asso osos Psaa..
KisT. ss bs Big ssad
summit, Hooks Fort Keaney, Pls,se Sta.
sGR aps aR o5ssa VIOLA" sb ssas
I.fs s.ss a sH5ns ah
s S.:3 oIasS
fremonts Orchard, Ia ale s Nest, Lsthsm,.
Cache, Z. RondTs,, , sshsrwoeds: Llporte'
/: DALE T UnH".r Big L
GrseI North platte sage Creek Pine Grove,
nns bs paas
siset Buttes, Rock Poiat. Salt wsis, soet'
south ssnd 0 Gsures Bus
Milierviile, FORT Bridger, MUDDY. ou.tiss.
:HHe sra Rss. Es:r kD. W.s1sr
Kim ~, .na Mountain Dale; to Salt Lake
Schedule from Ap-T1 to Decembs, /, Is nuantlsl
Arr1ve ~ Salt Lake City thi1 day by 8
Leave Sal. Lake City daily at PPM;
Arrive at Atchison thirteenth Cay byapm,(78
Schedule t,en DECEMBER to Apri! /, a naonfs,).
Arrive at salt Lake City sftsert tn day bys..
tsi;. I: i;ss,. CITY s.ssss e,
Bids for four years service invited that is, frOu,
July /, 1864, to June 90. 1868.
UTAH TERRITORY.
1850 rrSn ,st Lais Gtg By TEs.sisrs Rss RGes
ssn s5 as.s v k,ysr Bss DE- R
Rock, Fist SPRINGS, Boyd's Willow Springs,
Canon station: DsepGrsek, Prairie Gate;
6nsscgs srS Hs sha
RpSy Valley, INeyada TesrisoryI, jacobs
RoSers S1s.F ssnDfs s1Raq5 sP,e
Gaze Horn. simgson,s Psrk. Ree;s Bivsr'
s soa shf c ssas Cate aw fsr view
sSRP:.R ws 81, s p ws.sT Sa R; Viz
einia City, 6Ss miles and back, daily.
Ieays Gak ss cy daily H. fi e "o'"'
Arrive at Virginia City seventh day by mt I"
Leave L.;s Virginia I. 8. City Dali, =: losm
,sshedrL t,em Dsssmbsr TO Ap,ilI. a months.
ks."s e S1ssis Sts ssssh d.4
z.Es s.s s Ss CITY Ss9 :ss.s a, ,, m
july sai Ss es5 ;sss s:1sis. that u.s. from
NEVADA TERRITORY.
s7s5 fscm V' Tn City, ~ 0src4S Genos s.,
nis,j to Folsom City. 40 miles and bsot,
,sss;Is . ALL g,, g Ds.s e !, Is notss
Arrive 81 POISON CITY nett DAY BY 10 An, "a
Arrive 1t virginia City next da, bys. ga
houre).
,sessd.ls 5,em Rsc.nsss 70 Agrii a nrortss'
= Arrive At folsom City third day By los m. ~
.s'' Sa. III. Oily III; ss!s ia, b,
Sia; e. four ,.... !. :s,..s. invited that Is. from
80 COLORADO TERRITORY
w Ss ssss ssS
ks .Es D Il sss. At ss N ;,
Leave Latham daily on the arrival OF the msil
r2a HsssiGs ~ aeS 81, sssas
July !. as4, to June 50, 1865.
rate saa..ntss and eeIsifests and must groyiS.
Sc
Hsesisee, 70 .0s g vos:@ City sna
veyns the eafive mail each way In 10 days, elsn.
months In the year and in g days, four month
In the year.
For form Of proposal, sua-antee, AID certiacats,
oefs are referred TO the pilot adyertise OF
this cate, st the principal post ofhces. Bidders
= - : :, - NJ BLAIR,
deI5-vlv a3G Postma star g susrl.
LOO sAssksss5s n1Mf 'e;. s.E.y.S ! sss;
IA Ne - -'' a al MoKNIW
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THE THREATENED REBEL RAID IN THU
KAIlEX

The loyal public need give itself no uneasi-
ness In regard to the threatened rebel raid do wn
the Valley In the direction Of Winchester, as
ample precautions have been taken to make it
certain that the rebels will be able to effect no
damage, and are quite likely, besides, to "get
Roland for their Oliver"
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BRNEFIr OF JOHN OwENs.-Don't forget the
benefit tonight of John Owens, the favorite
comedian, who appears ON the occasion in his
great and creamy characters Of CDR Pangloss,
L L. D., A.S.S,' and "Paternoster"
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DEAD Senator Bowden, of West Virginia,
died this morning at his residence on Thirteen tn
street, of black smallpox. He was taken ill
just before Christmas. rf5...
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.DpsRRrRRa ARRRsTPD Saheotn,e
officers have arrested the following deserters
within day or two :-Thos. Congdon, LIST II.
s. Chasseurs, Go. f; Jno. Owens, Co E, 5th
n. Y; Thos. ]. Young, Co. D, 18TH Pa. vols:
Richard G. d. Moreland, Sd Md; Herman
Hotchheimer; Thos. Grey, Co. G, 9TH NJ Y. ar
tillery; VIM. Griffith, Go. F, 26th Pa. vols; Jno.
Lurrick, Co. E. goth N. Y; Antonio Oliver, Co.
G, seth N. Y.
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INFANTICIDR-Yesterday Officer TAYLOR of
the Fifth Ward, found female infant, dead,
on Second street east, between Virginia avenue
and G street south. An inquest Was held by
the coroner, and the jury decided that the in
FAINT was placed where found, alive, and was
suffered to die from exposure.
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As OUR TEEN Of g4 d6 fR21srK.RsH1p TX.

settle up our business At that time. we would re-
specially notify all persons having running sc-
date, and we have no eoubt they will readilv per-
ceive how essential il 10 that ell accounts sh ould
fully saicit every customer indebted to us to call
and close mp their accounts early In January a.
pofsible, and We desire that eli accounts against
us be presented ct opcs tor settlement. -
To those OF our customers who have hesetofors
manifesfed q preference to deal WITH Us and rho
have always had running acee unts from year to
year. We would return our sincere ack no Wledg-
6ci.nt apology for closing our books at this tit,e
and ne now propose to otter our whols stock It thu
old rstes, and make deduction from sli purch ssss
large and small. OF ton cents the dollar which,
In the fAss of q risias market, should be very
great inducement to al psfsons anticipxtine an .
purchases TO buy Of as the deduction VS. MAKE
from ou- former pr ces reduces Greatmany Of our
gcoda to about the Wholesale coh, And in sorae la
stances plsces them even lower than Ne could re.
place them. 81 - - sI.rra
10 Ie6St W. u, SHUeTy8 90.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-The first
account of Andrew, guardian Of Emma Noer
orphan Of Andrew Noer, deceased, was ap-
proved and passed.
Lydia A. Dunn was appointed guardian to
Grace w. Dunn and VIM. II. Dunn, orphans
Of Francis A. Dunn, deceased.
The report of balance and distribution of the
personal estate Of Sylvanus G.. Deeth, deceased
by Joshua A. Richie, was approved and passed
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st. Deul, I'd ward, disability.
POLICE REPoRTs.-First

POLICE REPoRTs.-First Precinct-James
Garner, petty larceny; held for hearing.
Third Prectnct.MargaretP lowden, pros ttu-
ton; dismissed. Michael Alsumpter. drunk.
do. Two Soldiers, disorderly; military. Fanny
Smith, vagrant; workhous.e
Fourth Precinct.-(;has Brown, Thos Mack
Thos. Callahan and VIM. Hopkins, disorderIy:
SIS each. Jno. Thompson, drunk. Peter Con,
way, petty larceny; dismissed. Thos. Condor,
desertion; turned over to Capt Scheetz
Sirh PTecinct-John Wilson. drunk 81.
son, Chas. TinK, Oliver Tate, disorderly; mill.
tary Geo. Strobe, drunk and disorderly; w.
II. Evans, Moses Spinner, Geo. Wilson. fighting:
John Berry, drunk; dismissed. Josephine
Miles, John Dunn, Pat'k Common, disorderly;
81 each. Chas. Blaney, drunk; dismissed. w.
HI. Thomas, carrying concealed weapons; 800
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.-Thfs morning the court opened at the
usual hour, and the case Of the Washington
Alexandra and Georgetown r. r. Co., versus
the Corporation OF Washington, was resumed.
Mr.. Davidge, for the Corporation Of Washing.
ton, commenced the concluding argument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-02

~ Inc 6lst Ohio regiment, now at Chatta.
noosa, have re-enlisted unanimously.
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lsTABLISHYD IN

1917 Aon.oHAD IN 1917
G
WASHINGTON, January l, 1854
From this dste Mr.. JOHN W. WETHlRALL,
for the past seven years In my employ will have
ntsre st In business, which will be ouducted
under the name of G8e W. OooaRAN Co.
RetErpins thanks to my friends and the public
generally for the patronage heretofore extended,
l respectfully inform them that We will have, as
heretofore. all the facilities necessary 10 conduct
the
CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS,
in the most salts factory manner to custom
9EO. W. COCHRAN,
39S Penn. avenue, east of
National Hnfal
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- Mrs. Privateer Semmes is fully exoner
ated from the charge of attempting to poison
our soldiers. There was arsenic in the wine
Post ~
On no, Mr.. Post, not Mrs. Privateer Semmes.
but another breed Of Semmes' entirely.
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TWO hundred thousand people took A.
Chrstmas airing on Central Park, New York
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~ a new Irish paper-the .Shamrock-is T.
be established in New York.
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Paying Up.

From the London TIIIIes, Dec. H.
II is understood that the amount is in hand
FOR the SINKING fund to be applied to the ex-
tinction Of 2S per cent. OF the Confederate loan
on the 1st'of March next.
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A-lA TIsH- WANG, The GREAT CHINESE
II<REMEDYSo- GONORRHGA, GLsBf,
uQH Etc. OHl Box WILL PRRPoRA OuRp-
AIIngredients ara purely vegetable. 1t II
- pleasant to the taste, Is no bad odor, ane
Sstsc IL carrsq IN the vest se,s q
y JOHN !. KRoMIR, successor to 8. c: Q phsu,
HO3 Ohsstaut st philadelphia. and in Washing
sent BY mail 10 lB-eoiy
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. r r &c IALs

ABRAHAM LIHcoLH. President of the United States
of America:
To Al Whom, 1. May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that JOSE CARLOS R.cY has been appeint.d
Con,ul Of Peru. 1t Nav York do hereby rec0s
niEe him a. SUCH and declare him free to sxercise
and enjoy such functions. powers and privileges
are allowed 70 the Consus of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
to be made patent, and the seal of the United
states to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing:
ton the 30ih day of Decs nhsr, A. d. 1863 and
H. 81 Of the Independence of the United States
of America, the 65th
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
F.W. sEwARD. Acting Secretary of State.
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hIIL1rARy eoops'
WALL, sTlP HAN5 l. CO.

JXH FHHNsYLTlEIA AVlHUE,
cffer tAs largest sssortra en: n this city sras.a
Ing al Qualities used By oncsrs In the Army ssa
sHOULDHR STRAPS. RATS, GAPS, PIsToLs
TO-, &C., with . hne assortment Of UHIPcRa
CLOTHING, with which re can furnish oIasr,
com plsts outfits 10 q few r.omspts.
WALL. sTEPHlNs & CO.
sp ii-tfIf 322 pennsytvsnia Ayacr
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John GOLDIN & co,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Ne Market Space betlceeH 9Th and 9Th streets. one
d0oF east Of Perry d. Bro
having furnished our Gallery wi tn An entire new
Material and arranged. on the most Apr owed plan,
our light, under the imme diate erviaion of .
Goldin. long known to our citizens In the Photo.
graphic art We are prepared to farnish the Public
with Photographic. Plain, in India Ink, Water and
OIL UoloIs, from Miniatures to Imperial and Life
sire; Ambrotypes all sizes, Cards de Visite and
Vignettes for Albums. - 4
Special attention VIII be paid to copying Ambro.
types ard Daguerreotypes.
We Rave made arrangements with Ohaarias D.
1redericks & Co, Photogr aphers New York to
keep US constantly supplied with Cards de White
OF all the Celebrities of the day, to which We In
wife the attention Of the Public.
Consttntiy on hand, full supply Of the most
choice EreDch Albums. Also. Frames of al sisss
and Kinds. ds24.lms
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INTER GARMENTS.
NEW STYLES.


sn a9 IA n GInTHfns OF I'm OF
est styles suitable for the present for dress
and school wear, to which We invite the attention
WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa Az.
oc lift [ Int Il Rep.l bet. 9Th and 10th sts
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ia ! St

OKDNANos OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
~ WashiD eton, Dscem Der 50, 1868 The follow
irg contracts have been awarded for infantry &C
eoutrements under the bids inviting proposals for
1858, viz
q, williams & Co., s,oc1 sets, New York arse
nal, at IS SO.
T., 8. Baker, 10000 sets. New York arsenal, at
A. Dinees. 10, eco sets, New York srsenal, at
C,s. Storms, s.coO sets, New York arsenal. st
g. g. Storms. o,oco sets, watertown arsenal. at
81 81.
We Hansell L Son. IO,O GEO sets. frankfort arse
nal, at s. 10
George Peters, 10 600 sets, Yrankford arsenal, at
So 69.
=. Gaylord, 2oOoo sets, AIeghaney arssnsl. at
Z. Tllron Co.. 10 C % sets, St. Louis arsenal, at
90 70.
Sterling Co., 5 600 sets. St. Louis, arsenal at
So "a. .-. -
Mcfarland & Dempsey, S 900 sets, at s. IS.
GEO. d. RAMSAY,
ia LET Brig Gen, Chief Ordnance.
VACCINATION DONE WITH PURE VAC.
Room 4 de Al ST.
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LETTER FROM PRESIDENT L1NcoLS-Mr
Lincoln, on receiving the watch awarded to
Elm by the lady managers of the Chicago San
itary air. as being the largest contributor BY
donatlng the original manuscript copy of his
emancipation Proclamation, returned the fol-
lowing letter in reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
Washington, Dec. II.
I'd, ~ ear Sir: I have received from the Ssui-
tary Commission Of Chicago the watch You
placed at their disposal, and take the liberty
of conveying to you my high appreciation of
your humanity and generosity, of which
have unexpectedly become the beneficiary.
am, very truly, yours, A. LINCOLN.
James H. Hoes, Esq.
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CONFTDE NTIAL
l. DUNG mkN who have injured themselves \,
certain secret habits which unfit them FOR businss
pleasure, or the duties Of srried life; also midd
aged or old men, who, from the folies of youth or
other causes, feel . debility in advance OF thai,
years, before placing themselves under the treat
msnt Of Any one, should frst read THE sECBBr
FRIEND Married Ladies will learn something
Sent 10 any address. in q sealed envelope on r.
's'p' OF isn 6 ea' cHA us'e a. sruARra CO.
de 10Y Boston, Mass
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Ann LINZ! hIMIh LIklE
I,4UU BARRELS LINN lust arrived ct Grn.
sale b. = - A - A. q. MoKNuW.
! cd Ses1ss III street end CANAL
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A FEW GINTLEMHN CAN BE AOOOMMO-
a dated with good Board on 4th street east, bet.
and g. south of the 1benezsr Church. ia a-2ts
sold ebssp ippiy At 500 Ninth l 81 0'1' Wit II 's
TRosE WHO B BhY GOODS
should not fail to sIamine our large stock before
they purchase, as We shall com mence on Monday.
January 4'h' At greatly reduced pfM,G NAV a.,
ja2N sos Pa. ave d. between 9th and IOth sts.
For sALH-HoRsE, wAeoN, AND HAIR
M sss good
order; no top. The Harne.s is new. win be sold
q ss bsssssa sna sRs
three days ja22t.
ESTRAY certify that on this I'd day Of Jan
HORSE .m. stsn on Ss
back; about q yesEs Old fSSqt Is 81 hsnd; high
ssid horse /. e
fGrv.rd and prove p.opsrty pay CHARGES and take
oi ria e.. =. JAMES a. rA1srRr.
HlETs FOB THs ngRssRF; Or, the Young
Scenes scenes .na ThossI.si in Europe. B, George H.
%. 8. ssnit.ry Commission, Its Purposes and its
ssSHna TIE CLOCK an Ansris.n novel slso
hsid il Bondage. yOis:: $50 q s. a.
he sSst. sF.9l $780,
SON. T.; ss id'0Gh 1 n JHH F4E5 b..
TOR SALE.-5OO Sets of l, 2, and horse second
Il hand HARM SS; 800 secondhand Mcclellan
and citizens BRI OLES and SADDLES. Cheap for
cash. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn
avenue, between ~ and 6th streets, opposite
National Hotel. de T. Inn
II 4! Il N ELL
IL LIN 3 III
have now on hand . fall supply OF fresh wood
burnt Lime. and am constantly burning and will
now always have q full stock ct my kiln, which
viii sell at the lowest price for cash. :
no 81 lms W, H. Cooley.
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A VERY FINE ALMOST new ROSEWOOD
IA PIANO FORTH will be sold for SLs0;.-suzS
the owner leaving the city. To be seen At ~
Mr.. METZER0TT'S Music Store, corpersffNYf
Penn avap o and Tith sts. ,ns
DEPORT OF THE ENGINEER AND ARTII-
II lery Operations of the Army Of the Potons,
from its Or6aniIston 10 the close the Pennsu lar
Campaign By Gen. Barnard Chief Epe inser ana
Gen Barry, Chief Of Artillery. l Vol illustrated
with l8 Maps, Plans, &c. $50.
oc7I PRaNCX TAYLOR
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