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ZOAHY.
DR.. kT. ANDERS Il CO.'S
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Lipey Kidneys,
Dtgestics Organs and Glandalar System.
The success which has attend the use of this
remedy in private practice and the endorsement o:
medical authority enable Us to recommend it to the
practitioner and the public, feeling confdert that
with fair Trial 1t viii attest its own excellence In the
Of Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine such
as ScrQfula, Bronchitis, Skin Eruptions Heart
Liper and Kidney Diseases, Nervous A6ections Ne,s
raleia, Rhsuusatisns, Dyspepsia Debility Syphilis
&C.,. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the un form strength of
Tod ne Water as conta ming three quarter grains pure
dne in each haid ounce pure water, no ssluens BE-
fgused 1t Is not liable to decomposition nor apon-
taneouslY f~rmed inequalities neither Is the Iodine
oxydized nor neutralized by combm ton with any
ingre ie rend ring this 70 utiOn superior to any
her method ofe hihiting Iotine
Ful directions accompany each bottle that It may
be usod as q family medicine as well az b. the pro
, fe-si
Piice one dollar per bottle On receipt Of five DOL
lars six bottles delivered free by express to any
Sdd -ese.
Pesare OF Counterfeits and limitations which un-
principled dealers endeavOr to dispo of on orr
reputa ion See our Il nature and trade mark che
Greek work heading this advertisement upon the
labels and VT ppers Of each bottle, without which
nole is genuine
a. Circulars gratis.
DE- Il. ANDERS u CO.,
Physicsans and Chemis:a No. 42S Broadway New
YORK my19eod d&w6m
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NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
~ SNYDER q WALTERS. 239 BROADWAY

No. vn,k pst.nt C,i;o;.;r T., 80 III ns
Comu,is.;on uonsa coT,h;mods nouso ana ra'en'
nUIICiTINti'~Th,s , onnsnv will sct 40 atto,.
neys f,r secnr mo- petsn,s co. a T. a,1; e. =; ~
c.,nntrv and In Enrosse m the most hi ,
conduct Infringement Cases and procure Renewals
Of P.tents
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
DEPARTMENT We respectfully submit to the
public that ours g he only Responsible Soliciting
House IN the world that has an Exhibition Room,
and an EFs loE' T ad suocEssSuL selling department
attached On Patents taken out by require no
Advance Fee for seLkng.
We are in Eegnar Communication with upwards
Of $50 Patent sellers throughout the country who
depend holly for their supply Of Patents upon Us.
clay in the very heart and centre Of the city,
are daily visited by numbers OF Capitalists and men
Of Enterprise seeking investments in valu BILE Pat
enta for the purpose OF reselling In subdivisions
whe other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purcha useful Patent and engage In its manu-.
hcture and hus secure lucrative monopoly These
sources OF demand that are daily augmentng are
ry suctt Mt to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being issued. and That AT FAB rRloEs
itonsagnmen@ Of ratents Tor sale are respectfully
so1Iourxc ANY inf rmation free Responsible agents
wanted IN every county and town. who have fixed
places OF Dusanese 10 sucn We VIII pay $50 per
q
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In Louisville. on Friday morning, Peter
sons block was destroyed by fire. involving
loss of about 100000 half of which falls
upon government two of the buildings hav
ing been occupied as repositories for hospital
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Diseases of the Nerve us, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual systems new and reliable
treatmcnt-hl Reports OF The HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
ofcharge Address d.. j. SKILt.N HOU8H ron.
Howard Association, No. south ninth street, Phil
delphta, Pa Sp2 d&w1y
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az DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The inebgsate
may low bid defiance to the tempting cup DR..
ZANES A,yTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is q
certain cure for Drunkenness Itcreates dislike
knowledge Of the patient. Price 81 box Sent '
mail to any address by ]. j. KRONER, 400 Ches..
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
November 81, 1868 noy21-d.tw&w1y
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q q
We would respectfully call the attention Of on,
Old Customer and the Public generally to the soa.
lowing advertisement, comprising some Of the Lead
ing articles, which, with increased hoantiea VI
offer to the trade:
100 Bbls. Rectifed Whisky.
500 Bbls. Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
10 Bbls. Holland Gin .--.-.
20 Bbls. Neutral Spirits -A
10 Pipes and eight Dbls Cognac Brandy.
70 20 3 Pipes Cherry. Madeira and Port Wine
60 Cases Closet and Souters Wine
500 Thousand Choke Brands CgarA
30 Cases Sardinee.
200 Cases Cove Oysters.
80 Pigs. Prunes.
10 Bbs Curranh.
so Hhde Brown Sugar.
200 Bbls Refined Sugar.
200 Pigs .Molasses and Syrup.
70 Boxes Pepper and Sptce.
ESQ Boxes Ground Spices assorted.
500 Thousand q. D. Caps
1000 Thousand aported sizes Shot.
$4,000 Lbs. Small Bar Lead. :N,
| q 100 Boxes Rabbits Saleratus.
1000 Kegs assorted Nails and Spdkes
500 Boxes VIII dow Glasa
rs Cases Flasks. u lr2sD 3 >it' I
900 Coils Manila Rope.
100 Doc. Bed Cords.
30 Pair Blocks assorted.
50 Bales Oakum. b,rr
10 Bbls. Pitch.
1000 Pigs. Wagon Grease.
100 BblA. Carbon on
500 boz Pals and Tubs.
100 Bbla Dried Fruits assorted
200 Pkgs assorted Teas.
i i2t Sacks kio Coffee
: 100 .Bbls. Ground Coffee
9yr 80 rPktA q. q. Java SO&Ibe.
/ 900 Boxes Assorted Brands Tobacco.
200 Blk. Fine Cut S1noldgg Tobacco
$50 BSsss Scar = Is 'te fs9cs adt f
900 Boxes Assorted Candles. .,1H
| ga hGa ,IO3Isal StGo1iII59 -. 1
- A M p l. H .
OF the above articles our friends viii always md o.
ed ,da9sI ready and willing toshow. u ca,
- nWUl odJ ri 5lsTp or ef,i4H -
J. g. l&h. c. BURBANK & CO.,
CORNER LOWER IEvKE AND s1BLEY ST.
-5 st. Paul, Mimi
May 20. 1864 a,-ar t.ra--T
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~ HAIR DYE HAIR DYRli-BATCHE.
seotld A$Ae only AGssa3eos, HSS end sejlo5k DYE
tnoWnoj This splendid Hair Dyeis pes1sots-chanoee
Red Rusty Or drey HAIR lnifAnily 60 0nseV Bles1
Msls.a! ta.s, wehoat iajpung NE hak q TIN.
nf;t mpyr6 ftea6 ytaiy. &eqneniiy ssstorine h
pristine color, and teett4es ia ~ ~ a IA dyes
The genuine b sikpe6 WnIflI az B11shrcl: ali
others ere Is. %e1s imitcsscns aad . aypidea
BARCLAY ct. Ny. 4naYjy11AAW1y
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'A4 MACHINE SHOP.
On Trout Brook. at the Railroad Crossinr. MA,
Dayton's Bluff Hudson Road -
The attention of all Nachinists, MIN Rui,aer. ana
the people Of the State Of Minnesota III iarve =
spetfhfy solicited to the facilities With on Phir
g9slarZ snd HsShine shoP. sA!ords frI Furnishing
q 6teamboat Machinery, NngiHes. RnRine Psn u
ng, Flour MN and Saw Nh 0eariaE ana isnns
Arch Stones. Building olumna Crate Rs,s siss.s
shea Oven Mon hs Sugar Kett & ltond Bsiiiassa
Reeldenees emefs1ea &c Iron and Hsasas ri
W 70 jCssh paid feE ron. .,oT,-.
jsl111sdswly oWRAb q WRRICx..
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.

NUM- SSHAs
Hood yet on the run from Thomas-His
Troops DESERVING Daily-Railroad Com.
munication being Reopened to Chatta.
noOga.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 2s.-The advance Of our
army was on Sunday night twenty-one miles
south of Columbia, about half way between
that place and the Tennessee river. The re- ds
on account Of the heavy rains, 81. near,v iva :
passable.
Hood is steadily retreating before our ad.
vancing troops.
Prisoners who have deserted are bein .
brought in every cay. Two hundred reached
here yesterday.
1t is reported that Hood intends to reach
the tennessee river near the mouth OF Elk
river.
Gen Thomas having forced him considerably
TO the east the military authorities consider the
situation very encouraging.
Railroad and Geographic communication is
open to Columbia, on the Tennessee and Ala
bama rivers, and the road will soon be in run
ming order to Chattanooga.
The rivers are at a stand, with eighteen feet
OF water on the shoals.
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Affairs In Georse,.r

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET N
Of flour or grain this morning; but Nnvs
are e .s7 TnH tis eavs been
rive before the general resumption az " Sul Al
navigation. Market steady; the demanss can I
ed to supply the local trade. No sales Liri
portance. Super may be quoted atsItt,TS IND
extras good TO choice, Sil.75 TO sl2os ''N"
to a%a,,t y and and. reputation of brands
not be given iair quotation car
PoR" OF GRoReETows.-Clearsa
,arcissa, Graves, Baltimore; Arlington. pe D, q,
op, New York. Boats E. Adel, Mann, fR s.
ants point. "!
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GENERAL BANcooK, ooRps

Inc new First Corps Is gradually increasing
Its organization, and, since the recent appoint
ment OF recruiting officers, promises to meet the
most sanguine expectations. The rule has been
adopted to give commissions only to those nom
mated by the Governors of their respective
states Massachusetts and Pennsylvania still
decline to take notice of the corps, and conse
quently no appointments OF officers from
delay applications for commissions the opnnrs.
tunity now afforded will be withdra wn, and.
other States, with, perhaps, very few excep-
tions, be permitted to monopolize the appoint
ments.
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NAVAL, CApTnRH9

Lieut.. Commander Geo. Brown, OF the II s
gunboet 1tusca, writing to the Navy Depart.
ment from on his vessel, of Pass Cabello
Texas, under date Of November 30, reports thai
on that day he captured the schooner Carrier
MAR, from Tempico, about fifteen miles to the
southeast Of Pass Cabello Light. house. ON the
day before he chased on shore a schooner of
about 100 TONS which was bound into Mata.
gorda Bay. The schooner was after wards de.
stroyed by shell from the Itusca,
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CHANGING HANDs.-Report says that the
venerable Intelligencer is to change proprietor
ship, Col. Seaton withdrawing on an annuity,
ard the paper going into the hands OF Mr.. John
F. Coyle, (long connected with its business
management) Mr.. A. Ct. Allen, well known
as an experienced journalist, and Col. VIM. R.
Snow, gentleman Of energy and business
capacity. 1t is to maintain the same political
tone as heretofore, but is to be more newsy,
And is to have a Sunday edition, and other
startling innovations Hpon the old routine of
that establishment.
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INDIAN AFFA1Rs.-Among the first Subjects
for consideration on the re.opening of Con.
gress, is the treatment of the Indians on tho
western frontier by the agents OF the Govern
ment and military in that section. The affair
at Fort Lyon. Colorado Territory, in which
Col. Chivington destroyed large Indian viii
lage and all its Inhabitants, has excited con-
siderable comment, and Is to be made the sub.
ject of immediate Investigation.
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~ We should be glad to learn how it is
that important Associated Press dispatches
from Fortress Monroe are sent from Balti-
more northward in season for the afternoon
papers in Philadelphia and New York, and
are withheld from the Washington afternoon
papers. There is q screw loose somewhere
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SE(QID EDITION.
- : = =
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & CO. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
WAauyHnr0M noo 90 1QeA
OUR OIrnTA

we learn that the quota for the District
uhoer the new call of the President for 300 600
men, to I'LL deficienciesiunder the last call, has
oeen liked at 3,0l9 men, This is amuch larger
quota than had been anticipated.
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GENERAL DOUBLEDAY's MILITARY CON-
MISSION WI

The military commission OF which Major
General Abner Doubleday is president, has
been ordered to proceed to PhiladeIphia. for
the trial OF cases there, as soon as it has con.
Guided here the trials Of Col. North and Mr.
Weisenfield. the former charged with forging
to blockade runners eN0"9
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~From Hudson Taylor, 34 Pa avenue, we
have Dickens Christmas story for this year,
entitled " Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy"
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ADMIRAL WILKES


President LINCOLN has RENTED the court
martial sentence of Admiral Wilkes to period
Of one year from its date, at which time the
Admiral is to be restored to active duty.
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GUERR1LLAs ON THE JAMES RIVER


we learn from boatmen, recently arrived
from the James river, that rebel guerrllas have
again made their appearance along the banks.
Some days ago, near Chesterfield, they fired on
the transport Wyoming, but did no damage. A
gun BOAT shortly afterwards shelled the banks in
the vicinity, but ELECTED no reply.
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SFrom J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have the January number of Frank Leslie's
Lady's Magazine, finely illustrated.
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FIHAEcIAL.-The New York Post of las
evening saws:

FINAEcIAL.-The New York Post Of last
evening says:
Gold, on the official news of the capture Of
Savannah, fell to 2USK yesterday. The OPEN
ing price this morning was 2HA, the lowest
214, the highest 21S, and at the close 2l7 was
bid. Exchange is dull at 1O9H a1O9%.
The loan market is rather more active, and
few loans have been disturbed. The supply of
capital seeking temporary investment is, how
tanned of any stringency. The current rate is
7per cent Commercial paper is dull and scarce
at7Ha9K per cent.
The bank statement shows a decline in de-
posits Of over five and half millions and in
loans decline of only one million. The other
changes are unimportant.
The stock market opened dull, but after
wards became more animated, and closed ir-
regular.
After the Board there was more disposition
buy, and prices recovered
The Commercial Advertiser says
The stock market is dull, but, on the whole
stronger than on Saturday. Governments were
quiet, but higher. Five-twentIes advanced ";
Ten.forties 3, and Seven. thirties 1.
Railroad bonds were dull. Bank stocks, no
transactions, but firm.
Gold is active and higher. The effect of the
fall OF Wilmington appears to have been dis
counted in advance, and this morning, under
a brisk export demand, the price has rallied.
Yesterday, at the uptown board, the price fell
to 2te; this morning the price opened at PA,
and sold up to 217.
MA woman died in Gloucester last week,
dscO ~ years, WIN ndu given DlItu 10 IL chill
dren in ten years. Eleven of these were born
at fve births-four times twins and once trip.
lets.
~ The U. S. Armory at Springfield, Mass,
turns out %, GOO rified m Us kets per month The
Oldest record of this armory shows work done
IN April, 1779, when 40 hands were employed
THE "Tippecanoe." the last of the IRON
elads contracted for at Cincinnati, was launched
In the Ohio on Thursday last. Her length is
235 feet and width As feet.
1Ohio produced the most wool and wine
of any State, last year, viz: 1O,6Os, 927 pounds
OF the former and 565, 617 gallons of the latter.
S The subscriptions to the ten.forty loan
for the week ending Saturday, amount to 500.
$50, and to the seven thirties, S33i,45O.
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CENTLEMEN's FINE CLOTHING!
LATEST Styles
BEST QUALITY OF GOODS!
PRICES LOW!
We offer the largest assor tment In this city of
CENT MINIS DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
OvERCOATS,
UNDERSTANDS,
DRAWERS
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
Of all styles and qualities, which We will sell at
the lovsst rates.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
1922 Penn. avenue.
Between 9Th and 10th streets.
de l52w Int. Il Chron.
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court issued on Saturday last 10 marriage
licenses, and the same number yesterday
The coIored people on Saturday run the whites
pretty hard, licenses being Issued to eight
couples
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NAVY YARD.-The Ella, despatch boat)
arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday Her in
juries are of slighter character than was at
first supposed, and she Will be repaired imme-
dlatelv
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part Of the furniture for sale. Possession fei
House No. 4s4 st near 18th s st. nols !as
ssASsk eseR %1s ssd b bds
fT street, ssE 'sns enf
s4.s 1s54sB.n Fa. sc
condemned by the Government: which will be sold
dl at No. sds de-
T'H1s IS TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE Az
g.! th3rizsd d., no perssn, excepting my Slaughter.
G e
in a. city or Ae Rs GgPtyR
SUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES II
The citizens of this District are hereby informed
s4 9;S 81
You DAN Buy THE POPPED CORN AT 8 "a
tie Pure Healthy sugar Refined Popped co En-.
The cheapest. and same time. only article Of Con
pa ns bo1 hs oa and
THE PHTLADELPHTA PRODUCE AND BUT:
superior Crackers, fresh Groceries, sugars, Sc,
the healthy Va excellent keel Sugar Refined POP Germ,
ana M Sss snd obs
standard works choice of 10000, for 80 cts week
ly, with great reduoement to dou BILE subscriptions
Peoples Circulating Library, $50 Pa. av near
Kirkwood House, bet 18th and 18th streets.
dec 27-1m"
n SATISFACTORY ONE.-Buy or give your
Ths
ladies' buying them fast for male acq uaiut-
ances. boarders, &c, &c. For sale 334 St, near
10th street, S1to SIS. dec Z7-3t~
CAUTIER'S REsTAURANT.
So,o+,-ao,d r,orbo,, sc Conn..,, ,,a ..-
gers, who intend residing in this city for the win.
ter. and wish to be entertained will find suites Of
PRIVATE ROOMS always ready for private Din
and Supper parties at
@. GATHERS.
10 07.lp O59 VI
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Judgc Fisher.-Yesterday,
Iittleton Thomas, con victed OF petty larceny,
was sentenced to 10 days in Jail, and for grand
larceny, was sentenced to the Albany Peni-
Tertiary for one year.
This morning, Della Winters was tried for
stealing q lot of clothing, and was found not
guilty. -
Charles Murray was found guilty Of larceny
Mary V. Hall, indicted for larceny, was
found guilty-with q recommendation to the
mercy of the court
John ShuItz, indicted for larceny, was found
Robert Mcvickers was convicted Of larceny,
and received q nomins. sentence.
| GRANp Observation-Disclosures morning, a
: less was taken from the house "a Marr MO
| Mahon, en- north A street, between Second and
| Third, while she was abseGt, and suspicion
rested on Mary Dano, who had been in the
! habit OF visiting the house, Officer Spfague
| arrested her last evening, and this morning
Justice Handy committed her Jail for court
| Mary seems to spend much of her time in
| prison, and 1t was only last week she was
released, having been convicted of petit
larceny, and serving a nominal sentence.
ATTACKRD.-On Tuesday morning before
day, q soldier, belonging to the Sd Massachu-
setts Heavy Artillery, stationed al Fort Bunker
Hill, was attacked on south A street, near the
Capitol, by two colored men, and his head
badly cut. The soldier was in company with
a colored man at the time, who made Off as
picked up and taken to the Soldiers Rest.
BUSTED UP-Yesterday, Officer Garrett ar.
rested Molly Williams on the charge of keen.
ing house OF prostitution on Eighth street
between and f, Island) and took her be.
fore Justice Handy, but she promising, with
her two girls, to pull up stakes and leave the
Seventh Ward, was released.
THE TRIAL OF DIR. KEAsBY.-The court
martial trying the case of Surgeon J. B.
keasby. at Neir rooms, 1s3 G street, this
morning adjourned to IL o'clock Tomorrow
when Judge Advocate Burnham, will deliver
the argument for the prosecution.
RIVER NRws.-The Alexandria boats after
the fog had cleared away this morning, re-
sumed their trips, and are now running as
usual, Notwithstanding that there is some float.
Ing ice in the river. At one o'clock neither the
mail boat due yesterday nor the one due to-day
had arrived.
NAVY YARD.-The Ella, despatch boa1
which was cut through by the ice last week.
arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday. Her in
first supposed, and she Will be repaired imme-
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THE TRIAL OF DIR. KEAsBY.-The court
martial trying the case of Surgeon J. b.
Keasby, at Neir rooms, 1s3 G. street, this
morning adjourned to II o'clock TOMORROW,
when Judge Advocate Burnham, will deliver
the argument for the prosecution
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TIORsIsI HoRsgsl H0RsEsl

CIRCULATING LIBRARY AT ANDERs0N'S
" BOOKSTORE. ass 7th street, opposite Post
OAiCa. dec t1-lw
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
THE Largest,
THE BEST,
THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
Many years experience in this line of trade, by
exporting and i'm porting furs enable me to sell q
per cent less than any dealer In the District
NJ. MEYENBERG
9S Market Space, between 7th and 9Th SITS
DE N-1w under the AyaDae House
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VNO FAMILIES, --
CABINET MEMBERS.

TO FAMILHliE SSiinrr upuprps
sf 3ST SsEs
:issss f ID Tss sss "a r.
sists Of some 9 bottles Of the usu al sssortment
d22 St" No. All Pa. av., corner Az st.
ksb sAEEs hos s Eat ss ASb ZIP
fssa ss R46HE
pstSoai s Sa 81 west lombard ST.
novssm A. PROsEUs. General Agent.
GAS sTOvEs-GAs sToVEs. q
The best and most economical GAS HEAT. IN
ING STOVES ever II the 6 %aSks5 s 90
Successors to J. L. Savage.
Pennsylvania avenue; between
dec 3.2w 9Th and 10th streets.
Nl visiting this city, will find it to their advan-
by sns on sad fGsns 5 The we'll
e sse 7.SDs of 80 to asa Pa ave.
Ss 20.
cies ana frssh pure eountsy LARD
sSh G nssr 6ss Hso
he heslshy. excellent Sugar Refined f Pc Corn
TTVREASURY DEPARTMENT..
i OFfIeE CeMPTRoLLER OF CURRENCY. noe,
WARRINGTON, December IA, 1854.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to
the It has been msas to sse
City eij Wdsfi,ss som in the county of Washtngto9
ard D,sy Of conbs has been daly OF ths
act of Con gress entitled IAN act to proviae ma
ioaa Gur5sne secured BY 4 ei4genston aed
redempten II sreof,''' approved June 5, 1854. and
has COMPLIED with all the o, so aS. re-
Business of .snkins under s ad act c.,,
Merchants, Nationai Bank Of Washington, in the
City Of Washington, in the county OF Washington
menee the business of banking under the act afors
In to stimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of Off ce this fourteenth dry Of Deee,nbr 1864;
IL. ST HUGH MCCULLOCH,
dc b-d6et Comptroller of the Currency.
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A RESOLUTION to pay certain claims.

Co,,1om Conneff of ths Corporatioa of Gesrg.sts,c.
That the Clerk psy to the order Of Jos. kirch
sixty one dollars in full Of his bal frsm DULY I'D
thiatawn andsto the orders of the Judges OF Blec-
ton in the town the sam of twenty dOlIsrs. 70,
hudson Nit aheu the sum of SIX dollars aaf sever
to five cents the same being the am cunt of T. |;
Donoho's bill repairing gas pipes in Counci
Chamber Approved Dec. II, 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-28

JU6y REOkIVED, FROM PARIS AND NEW
y YORK, at MADAME DDLARUEB -
French Fancy and PsIfumsry store 23s ~ n
Pa. ay., bet 18th and 18th SITS - full assort- k
descriptions Feathers. Emhrotds ries, Trimmin q,
Kid aid other Gloves. Worsted Goods, e. !. &c.
for holiday presents. dec - St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-28

SUBSTITUTED SUBSTITUTES II-25 good
- SUBS on hand. by HOLOHAN L CO., 500 18th
st. Call and secure one at once. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-28

BUSTED UP Yesterday Officer Garrett ar.
rested Molly Williams on the charge of keep.
ing house OF prostitution on Eighth street.
fore Justice Handy, but she promising, with
her two girls, to pull up stakes and leave the
Seventh Ward, was released.