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US. 7-30 loan

The SECRETARY Of the Treasury gives notice
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ARRIVAL or TKccFs - Cen Duties
brigade, of Gen. Averill's Division, ar
rived here on Saturday evening last, and
ARE encampcd in different parts of the
city. The brigade is to be rcmountcd on
fresh horses, which are now being brought
in for that purpose. This brigade has
rendered the Government efficient SER
vice III the valley of Virginia and else
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BACK AGAIN. --Dr. II. S. McKaig, Of
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Is THE BEST TONIC
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READ WHO SAYS so:

From the Rev. Levi G. Geek, Pastor OF the
BWrstChurcli, Pcmberton, n, y, TO inerly of
the North BAPTIST Church, Philadelphia.
q q - - = =
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tsga HANOVER, Pa, FEE. l6, 1859.
Dear SirsfTIyaying realized in my family
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From}Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor
of the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge,
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, yet know
# no sufficient reason why man may not tes-
tify to the benefits he believer himself TO have
receiyed from. any simple preparation, in the
hcpc that he may thus contribute to tie benefit
Of others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. NJ.
jackson, of this city, because was prejadice'l
against them for many years, under the imprl--
sion that they were chiefly All alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker.
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the beginning Of the presentTea was followed
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rcgaining therefore thank God and my
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j. NEWTON BROWN, PhilaGa.
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Its Exemption from state on
Municipal Taxation.


But aside from all the advantages we have
enumerated, a special ACT " Congress cx-
cmpts all bonds and Treasury notes from local
| taxation. On the average, this exemption is
worth about two per cent. per nnnum, accord
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| government. In ali ether forms of indebted
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stock companies, or separate communities, on
~ is pied ged for payment, while N" Whole
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While the government offers the most liberal
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strongest appeal 1ii.l lie to the loyalty and
patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all
! deposits. The party dcpostins rust endorse
upon the original certificate the denomination
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endorsed il must be left with the officer rccciv-
ing the deposit, to be forwarded TO the Treas
ury Department.
| SUBSCRIPTIONS WEI. BE RECEIVED
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ngton, the several Assistant lreas'ircrs and
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SWALLOW two or three hogshcadS
y of ''l'uchu,' ''Tonic Bitters, y ''Sarsapa-
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Imported and sold in the United States only by
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sai 1.0r Agent foY United States
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Special Advantages of this Loan.

IrIsA NATrosAL SAvrEd- BANK, offering II
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best security. Any savings bank which pays
its dcposiiors in U. s Notes, considers that il
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curities or in notes or bonds payable in gov
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Conytrtfsfa into a Six Per Cent $40
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In addition TO the very liberal interest on
the notes for three years, this privilege of CON
version is now worth about three per cent. per
annum. for the current rate for $50 Bonds is
not less than nine per cent premium, and before
the war the premium en- six per cent. U. S.
Stocks was over twenty per cent. 1t Will
be seen that the acihai profit on this loan, Mt
the present market rate, is not leg than ten
cont annuu.
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for a publication concerning theState of Mary.
land of great and lasting value and interest to
every citizen and resident, to be issued at all
early day,
Being a work gotten up at great labor and
expense, d thorough canvass must be made,
and only, one, who can. gite good reference:
need apply, to whom a very liberal commission
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From Rev. Warren 1andolph, Pastor of tho
baptist Church, Gcrnantown, Penn.
Dr.. e. N. jackson Dear Sir :-PerSonal
experience enables me TO say that I regarded
the German Bitters prepared by you as a most
excellent medicine. In cases of severe cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited
by the use of the Bittcrs, and doubt not they
will produce similar effects on Others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
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from Ucn. John y. Smith, a Diaigyaishei
Larger in Westminster, Nd.
have on several occasions used DR.. WIS
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wistar's Balsalh Of Wild Cherry.
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= IT,,
From Rev. J. s. Herman, Of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutztown, Berke County Pa.
DR.. G. N. Acknowledgment. Sir Il have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty
years ana have never used any medicine that
did me as much good as Hollands Bitters
am verX much improved in health, after having
taken five bottles. .
Yours Nth respect
j. S. HERMAN
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Holding NJ.
Il. Church, Ph;lada.
DIR. jackson Dear Sir;-Having used your
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believe that in most cases of general debility
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No ZIG n Nineteenth Slrecf
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lTHE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from anv
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eHBe particular to mark packages "via Penna
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Oyyuos BALI 3 ONO RAILROAD Co.,
1 eGp Wheeling Station, May IA 1854. !
VI the P ssssngsr trains viii be run by the fol-
lowing schedule: 4 ~. =. - 7ig.
!. rYppESs TRAIN
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LUNG DISEASE.
INCIPIENT7 CONSUMPTION, BRo';
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT Dr.,
EASE &c &c

We call especial attention Of perssas ~ -. 9TH
those diseases, 10 the tact that We have 49,, NJ.
valuable treatment ip those easctonA, .t W. ses
lately discovered We have suceS ds5 IN ra,,onrI
cases OF thus kind IN leg monthA " 49,, yps.
ed for years TO no eject, ara no nsss oesH nni
treatment ana are fapiday beng 1890 a. IN fac. %
coming up svery ~ ~ y they feel them's!,a
and msts M % ne but that We can beg
n e1ses can b. suscs ssfnliv cured il taken m aLJ
nro TINE. D.emenher thai this IL an age Of IL.
fsmenb ~ remedies are being discovered that ti'
3D. ~ = OF many Of it, terror. We invite ttes
70 vs areatened or nave any form Of Lung Di'sa',
se,S,' us one tial, when We can prove ell We ts'
s~Ao n the above. -
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure sve,y case OF thss n
eases TITS r. 2 positive fact, and We will pedsa O.
selves TO give $50 TO any case Of the knd We caIi'
surs, and We generally cure With two pssscnpuota
The following letter 70 from the VITA OF D.
lEoA.1,h 'nl1 New Philadelphia, Dec. 81 81
Da. szSi0or --Dear 6r, deiire to sIJaes 70 W
tho deep srattndeI feel for tbs great benefit ba,sa
rlred nom your treatment. bad become 70 weak ~.
% much reduced With frequent hemmorrhsss Of hs
SSss snat hsd almost dsspAired Of recoy.y ,.I
SPEEDY relief could NOT long survive. eonmehs,
via FOUR treatment on the Let Of July, 1851. DunS.
me nrst month"; treatment began to perceive n
IL uas Hu ana iss s Tina
Lave ead no hemorrhage, and Insv enjoy better
tnan nave for several years At the commsneern..
=. tsessn@t you only gave nsencoursse~entS
scfst rsn 20 g reasonable degree Of h:1m r..
..se " thn shOuld meet the eye Of any seicis.I.
vss 4 can with great conHdsnes recommenaj ~"
' treatment - one Of Fsst sneasy. ,,,.
yse2-1yT a. fs-.rrt = = 70
Evening star., 1864-12-17
Affalrs In Geercetewn.

DISTRIBUTION or CARDS OF MaRIT.-The
quarterly distribution of cards Of merit to the
pupils of the Georgetown Public Schools took
place yesterday afternoon at the Montgomery
street school house, Georgetown. The teach
ers OF the schools are Female Grammar, Miss
Huests; Male Grammar, Miss Z. Reed; Fe.
male Primary, Mrs. Edmondson; Male Prima-
ry, Miss Laura Reed.
A large audience was present 10 witness the
distribution. which was performed by Msssrs.
Jenkin Thomas, Dunlop and Hy de, OF George.
town, and Mr.. Holmaad, Of Washington. Spec
linens Of reading were given by the pupils,
which reflected credit alike upon themsei yes
and their teachers. Excellent vocal music,
accompanied by the melodeon, was executed,
conducted by Prof J. Fl. Daniel Everything
went Off to the credit of those concerned.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-After tRe adjourn.
ment OF the Georgetown Common Council last
night. Mr.. j. f. Birch, one Of the old and highly
esteemed citizens of that town, nvitcd the
member of the Corporation present in ihe
cham Der to his r, sidence on Bridge street, near
Jefferson street, where splendid collation.
was spread, and very enjoyable time was
had.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-No arrivals
OF flour or grain reported. Market steady, Flour
super, ll.25aS11 so; extra, Sll .75aSI2.25, in
quantity and reputation. Supply and demand
about equal. Wheat, last sales Of red, 81 - ~
white would bring Sa.75 to $3.50. No arrivals
Of corn reported-good old may be quoted
white or yellow, &l. 90 to IS, and in absence OF
sales Of new quotations are given at $50 to S.
per bbl.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
F1sAscIAL-rhe New York Commercial

( FIsAscIAL-The New York Commercial
AG~eTt User says:
The money market is abnndantly supplied
with surplus means, and loans ara freely OF
fered at six per cent 70 brokers. The Gov veru.
menr balan ces in the National Banks are ORA wa
close, which some what limits the loan Die re-
sources These institutions are now doing q
considerable amount OF discouuting. They
have originated chiefly among the mercantile
classes, and naturally attract 4 consider able
amount of the merchants discounts from the
brokers and the old banks. The present rate
for A commercial paper Is 7a3 per cent. aI
for second grade 9aI0 per cent.
The gold market is stronger. in spite OF the
favorable news from Nash Vile and the coast
The demand Tor shipment is a partial cansn OF
the fisInness; but there is in addition strong
speculative demand, though IL Is not easily
seen up0n what it is based. Some operators
taa tns view that the danger OF CAnadiaG
compijcations overba ionces the good news
from Sherman and Thomas, and operate ac.
cordingIy This morning 23ix was bid for
$500 M0 b. s. the room, however, was indis-
messed to take buyers obtIoAs.
The N. Y. Her aid says:
The gold market was firm at the opening
and contin ned SO till the afternoon, when it be-
came heavy, under the inf haence of reports re.
slative to Shermsns army and the proo able
capture of Savannah. After four o'clock
however, it showed indications Of trmness.
The stock market opened with animation
bnt as the call progressed 1t weakened, and II
closed heavy.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
ARRIVAL OF EXCHANGED PRISON ERs

ARRIVAL OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS
Since Wednesday morning, thirty six hun
dred of our exchanged prisoners have arrived
at Annapolis, I,s00 of whom reached there last
eveniHg from Charleston. Their reports con.
firm all the previous statements concerning
the bar bariies of the rebels, aud are most hor.
rible IN their details of individual suffering
In no instance has the full amount Of money
and supplies forwarded them by friends been
delivered, and in most cases, none have ever
reached its destination, having been appro.
Priated by the keepers Of the several prisons.
The last number Of prisonerss were collected
from all parts OF the Confederacy, leaving the
principal rebel prisons still tull. The muster
rolls OF these who arrived ON the dth, have al
ready been made out, under the supervision
of Capt Poland. of Zen. Augurs staff and the
men will be paid of on Monday. Those ar
irving yesterday. will be paid next Thursday.
All receive two months pay, comm utation Of
ra,ions for the period of their imprisonment
and furloughs to visit their homes. Happier
men never assembled than those now collected
together at Annapolis, awaiting the means to
carry them home.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
PERSONAL.

NoTICE-I forewa all persons from har boring
or trusting my wife Il. K. KELLY, as she has
lott my bed and board without cause or provoca-
tien. ldec 10 st H. r. KELLY.
pERsONAL.-A gentleman is desirous of
corresponding with yeung lady with view
twenty yea,s Of age. All who NJ can tiacerity, ad
dress A RRY FORREST, Warrington, D. q.
de Is If
TNFORMATION WANTED or JAMES HENRY
L CRAWFORD, aged IA years, about 8 feet Ain
ches high, complexion dark. When last seen he
was at the market. corner 9TH street and avenue.
on Saturday. 4 liberal reHaId will be given for
few doors east of the Old Capitol. deli-lw*
nR. EDWIN v. WRIGHT, Psychometrist; and
y MRS. WRIGHT. Olairvoyant hysician, who
Heals by laying on hands can bs consulted At
494 18th St Mrs. W. has an important discovery
fspeciality) of great value to ladies' nov % Inn
Evening star., 1864-12-17

NEW SILVER MINB.-Information has been
received CT the Interior Department Of the dis
covery OF an immense silver mine on the west.
ern slope OF the Cascade Mountains, in Wash
inston Territory, on the road leading from the
Sound to NatcheZ Pass. The lode is fifty miles
from Olympia, is from seven to fourteen feet in
thickness, about i've miles In length, and
yields at the rate Of 500 per ton.