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CONGRESSIO
XXXVIIIrH CONGRESS.-FIRsT SESSION.

TUESDAY, January 10.
SENATE.-Mr Johnson presented the creden.
tails Of Hon. T. Holiday Hicks, elected Senator
from MarylaD to I'LL the nnex pired term of the
late Hon. James Alfred Pearce Mr.. hicks
qualified by subscribing the constitutional oath
as " ell as oath OF loyalty. He had been pre-
yiously holding the seat by appointment Of the
GovfrnSr]
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
Relal ions, TO " bom was referred the Presidents
messae g relative to Peru Wan claims under the
C INVENTION between Peru and the United States
On the u July, 1853, reported bill for their
satisfaction.
Mr. Grimes, from the COMMITTEES on the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia, reported ia vorably on the
hill 10 provide for the instruction Of youth in
tire District outside the limits of the cities of
Was hineton and Georgetown. Also. the bill
for the admission Of patients in the Hospital for
the Insane in this District-the latter with
amendment. 1T permits the Secretary OF the
Interior TO admit tFansientinsane persons to the
hospital during the present rebellion.l 1t was
taken up and passed.
Mr.. wilkinson introduced a bill to grant
bounty to soldiers enlisted prior to May 3 1871.
The bill was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
MI Johnson, from Committee on Naval AT
fairs, reported the joint resolution tenderin;
the thanks Of Congress to Admiral Dupont,
for eminent ser vices.
Mr.. Morgan introduced bill to facilitate
proceedings in admiralty and other judicial
proceedings in the courts of New York Re-
1errs to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The resolution for establishing a new rule OF
me senate, requiring MEMBER 10 taKe the oatn
of loyal OF the act Of July 2, 1862, was taken
NJ, and Mr. Bayard proceeded to address the
Senate at length in opposition to its adoption.
HoUsE-The House resumed the considera-
tion o! the joint resolution amerdatory Of the
confisration act.
Mr. Bliss. Of Ohio, expressed his views on
the subject of confis cation, arguing it appeared
clearly that the power Ct the Constitution to
declare the punishment of treason. although IL
authorized legislation against the life Of the
guilty, and that the forfeiture of estate sho Md
be during the life of the offender, did not au-
thoIi2e the continuance Of the forfeiture beyond
his death.
Mr.. Boutwell, entered into an argument to
show that tie Constitution gave full and COM
rle'e power for the punishment OF treason, bat
prohibiting absolutely that any attainder shall
work corruption of blood.
The House went into committee on the bill
amendatory OF the internal revsnue law.
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FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
THE REBELS EMPLOYING NEGRO TROOPS
STATEMENT or AN ESCAPED PRISONER.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION, DEPART
MEET WEST VIRGINIA, NeW Greek Va, Jan.
13h.-Captctn A soldier Of ours James A.
Walker, company H, ID Maryland,) captured
in the attack upon the train at the Moorfield
and Allegheny Junction ON the Sd instant, by
the enemy under Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, escaped
when near Brooks Gap On the 5th instant, and
reported to me in the evening.
He informs me that 10 Of the enemy were
killed and 90 wounded in the skirmish.
He also states that there were present under
the command OF Gen. Lee three companies OF
negro troops, cavalry, armed with carbines.
They were not engaged in the attack, but were
stationed with the reserve TIL. guards. he re-
ports, freely admitted to the prisoners that they
were accompanied by negro soldiers, stating,
however, that the North had shown the exam.
pie. Faithfully,
j. A. MULLIaAN, Colonel
Capt s. Melvin, Asst. Adj. Gen. Department
West Virginia, Cumberland, Md.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FUNERAL OF MRS. GEN. WHRAToN.-The
funeral Of Mrs. Emma Mason Wheaton, wife
O. Brig. Gen. Frank Wheaton, and who died at
Harper's Ferry on the 10th instant took place
this morning from s.. Mathews church, corner
Of Il and Fifteenth streets, and was largely at
tended. Mrs. Wheaton was the daug ht r of the
late Brig Gen. r b. Mason, u. S. A, and the
stepdaughter Of Major Gen. ID. c. Buell.. The
latter was ct the funera! this morning, as were
also e TIMBER of the military and civic friends
Of deceased. At 10k o'clock, the coffin, pre-.
c. ded by twelve ladies, members Of the Society
CT the Blessed Virgin, (of which Mrs. W. was
a member,) all dressed In m ourning and carry
ing Wax candles, and prece ded also by the Of
fCiating clergymen, X as taken from the house
at the corner of Fifteenth and H streets, (oppo-
site the church,) and was taken Into the aisle
Of the church and placed Immediately in front
OF the altar. On either side Of the coffin were
three wax candles burning.
In the church Rev. Father Lynch conducted
high mass; Rsy. MI. McNaEy astea IS deacon,
and Father Rranson, OF Kentucky. az SUBJ
deacon Rev. DR.. White, pastor OF the church,
delivered the funeral discourse, and in the
course Of it highly landed the virtaes OF the
and the remains were brought out and con-
veyed to Mt. Olivet Cemetery, where they will
be inferred.
The cofin (made by Harvey &c Brother) was
was lined inside with white satin, and covered
with black cloth. The screws, handles, DC,
were Of silver. Upon the top Of the coffin is .
silver cross, bearing simply the name and aga
CT deceased. beautiful wreath OF white IA.
ponicas and evergIeens, q cross made Of the
same flowers, and boquet bad been psacad
upon the coffin. The pail. bearers were Gems
Ramsay, Ricketts, and. Grifnn, Col. Fry, Capt
Coleman, and LieuE BTAdford.
CRIMINAL couRT, Judge osin.-Yestsrday.
Ann Benfer, charged with keeping 3 bawdy
house in TIN Cup Alley In tina Seventh Ward,
WIS found guilty and sentenced to pay fine
If $3.50 or Imprisonment in the county jail Tor
four months.
Thomas Donovan, indicted for highway rob.
tery in connection with Reddy George xnd
John Maack already con yictsd, in attacking
wards OF S1ee, as plai.rd on trial, but with
ont concluding, the Court adjourned.
This morning, collins Dixon. con xtesed ofan
assault and battery enG. W. Mcsail' was sen
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IsAueURATIoS OF GOV. CURTIN.
THE GOVERNORS SPEECH ON THB
OCCASION,

HARRISBURG, Jan. 19.-The inaugural cere-
monies OF Gov. Curtin took place to-day. In
his speech, the Governor says:
ST need hardly renew my pledge, that, du-
ring the term Of office on which am about to
enter, will give my whole moral and Official
honor to the prosecution OF this war, and In
aiding the National Govern ment in every eff
fort to secure early and complete success
over our malignant foes. For the preserva-
ton Of cur national life, all things shall be
subordinate. 1t is the first, highest, and noblest
duty of q citizen. $780,.
1t is the highest protection in person. proper
~ and all civil and religious privileges, and
for its perpetuity in form and power he owes
all his Efforts. his Ia fueneeR. his means asd his
life, to compromise with treason would bs out
to give 1t renewed existence aud enable 1t to
again plunge us into another causeless war.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM SANDUSKY, OHIO.

Gathering of ebels at Point Pelee, Can.
ada-Threatened Descent on Johnson
island to Rescue Rebel PriSoners-Our
Authorities Prepared for Them
'SANDUsKY, Jan. 17.-OEe of w. s. Pearsons
scouts has JUS returned from q thorough re-
COINS ssance toward Point Pelee, Canada. He
ports two or three thousand rebels at Point
Peiee, preparatory to dash upon Johnson's
Island.
General d. ID. Terry has everything in read
mess to receive his expected visitors properly,
should they venture TO cross the ice. Our vet
erai are anxious to indulge in the novelty Of a
skirmish on ace.
The strictest Wis i-ance is maintained on the
islsno, and several batteries are in position.
Point Pelee is 80 miles from Johnson's island
The scout who brings this information is said
to be most reliable man, he having sailed on
Lake Erie for twenty years.
John Brown, son of the old heroS who re-
sides On Put in Bay Island, has gone to Col
nbus to induce the Government to furnish
how ifzers and small arms for the protection Of
its inhabitants. The long roll has been sound.
cd quite often recently-N. Y. Tribune.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 17.-Lieut. Dods-
worth, OF the British frigate Greyhound, died
At the Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va, 18th
inst
The bark E. A. Cohrane, from Guadaloupe,
bound TO Portland, has arrived here in dis.
tress. Capt Pend,eton, and all his crew are
. OK The cook died on the passage, and one
man died this morning
A detachment Of the 18th Pennsylvania cav.
airy has returned from a raid through Eastern
North Carolina They report finding the BODY
of q soldier hanging at Smiths Mills ON the
ukCn it -" Heie hangs private Samuel Jones.
5th Ohio regiment, hung by order of Maiol
Gen. Picket in retaliation for private David
Bright, Cad Georgia regiment. hung Decem her
18th, by order OF Brig. Gen. Wild"
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
OF AN OFFICER BY GENERAL
BUTLER.

FORT MONROE, Jan. 1s-A northeasterly
rain storm common ced this morning The cap
tam Of The brig Judge Hsckaway has been ex-
oneraied from the charge Of smuggling liquor
into this department, and the brig is released
to its owner.
Gen. Butler hiss issued an order severely
&c nsuring Lieut.. Col. Wead, of the 9sth N. Y.
vols, for his course in attempting to rescue a
prisoner held under the order of Brig. Gen
Wild by Col. Draper, commanding the I'd N.
c. colored troops.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 1885,
The UNDERSIGNED, Physisisns to the Poor Of the
several Wards. will yaccinste all psys in their
respective Wards VII; are unable or unwilling to
defray the e1 pense, By calling upoa them at the
aces desigpated, and will visit n6rm persons for
this purpos at their 1ssidevees:
~ lvspia avaDus between 10Th aud nth streets
O.. 3 TAFT N. d, Second Ward Entwisls's drue
store. corner 18th strest and PennsyivaniA avenue;
GE6 " DALE, N. D.. Third Ward, No. sa3 L
w. HEKBERT, N. D Roarth Ward, corner
Third and I, No 25a; 8 to {.
ave- uue. Second and Third east
W. r. COMBS. n. D.. Sixth Ward, at r. 8.
Walsh . drug store, No. COS Eighth street east;
RICHARD cRos CON. N D Seventh Ward.
corner 7th street vest and i street south; office
hours from to p m. 10 eo5t
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FROM KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
REBEL RAID TOWARD LOUISVILLE.
THE REBs ATTACKED AND WHIPPED.

The following dispatch has been received at
the Headquarters of the Army:
NASHVILLE, Jan. 17.--Kajor General Halleck,
General-in- Chief On the 14th instant General
Vance made a raid toward Louisville and cap
tured q train Of % wagons. He was promptly
pursued by Col Palmer, who recaptured the
wagons and took one ambulance loaded with
medicines, $50 saddle horses, and 100 stand Of
arms. Vance, his assistant Adjutant General,
and one Of his inspector generals are among
the prisoners captured.
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TO BE SHOT FOR DISCRETION

court. martial which con vened a. Fortress
Monroe on the 23d ult., Of which Col. Josiah
Pickett, 23d Massachusetts, is President. has
found private Henry O. Fuller, company G,
11sth New York vols guilty of desertion from
his regiment in February last, while stationed
at Fort Ethan Allen, Va, andssentenced him
to be shot to death by musketry. General
Butler has directed that the sentence be carried
into effect between the hours Of eight and twelve
O'Clock, within forty eight hours after the sem
tence shall have been read to him.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
Freeman Whaley, company b, I'd Pennsyl-
wanna artillery, was committed to the Old Cap
i.ol yesterday afternoon under sentence Of
court martial,
Frank Harris was committed to the Old Cap.
itol this morning by order of the Secretary of
War. The charge against Harris has not been
made public.
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ARREST OF A REFUGEE-SEyEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS IN GOLD FOUND UPON HIM.
Isaac Lehman, who claims to be a Union
refugee from Wilmington, N. g., was taken
4 ON the Leonardtown stage yesterday while
on hts way to this city, and committed to the
Old Capitol by Provost Marshal Todd. The
pris oner, when arrested, had upon his person
S7GC in gold, mostly 800 pieces,) S4OO in State
money, and two gold watches. Lehman states
that when he was endeavoring to make his way
through Virginia he was overhauled by Con-
federate recruiting officer, but was let of on
presenting his captor with gold watch and
chain.
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1856

dQ6 PAPER HANGINas. A86
GOLD and VELVET,
GOLD STAMPED and
MEDIUM PRICED
GOLD PAPERS.
Also, . varied assor tment Of
GLAZED AND BLANK PAP1Rs
atths
LOWEST CASH PRIcX5,
FIRR-BoARD PRINTS. STATUES, osNTER
PI10ES. 30.
Elw AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFF Oh ANY REQUIRED STYLE Oh SIZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
ovA1>RIcrURs PRAMzs,
(War anted to be gilded with gold LEAD
rhs abandonment assortment in the District. from
the best % snufacsory In the country.
beautiful variety saf small sissd Oval and Gard
vislte Frames oi-oreiGn and domestic manufAe-
thre. -
PICTURE CORD AND rAssHLs,
Different sisss and colors;
PIcT UkD RINGS, NAILS, ia
PurchAsiDs excMsiysiy fer caah the above Goods
.eeordias g their s.alisy1 win b disposed Of .
District. No misreprentA alton made tn effect sales
call solicited from those needing the 40 We
goods. Terms CASH. J. AAkKRITER
Please remember the namhsr-4ee Seventh
street eight doors above Odd RellovpS Hail: anA
Che tsrms sash Tor goods and Asor. je7-ios.s
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AWAITING TRIAL by COURT MARTIAL
Nineteen men, belonging to different regi.
ments now in the field, and who deserted and
went over to the enemy, and Were afterwards
captured, arrived here this morning to await
trial by Court Martial.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
OUR PICKETS AT FLINT HILL AT.
Tackled
THE REBELS DRIVEN OPP.

The following dispatch has been received at
headquarters:
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Jan 1s.-FIfteen or
twenty rebels attacked the pickets at Flint Hill
this morning, but were driven of by q volley
from our men.
A few guerrillas have appeared both last
night and tonight in the vicinity OF our lines.
Parties have been sent out to try and pick
them up.
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From Pert Royal.

New YORK, Jan. ls The steamer Arago has
arrived here from Port Royal and Stone Inlet
on the 18th inst. Among her passengers are
3tnerals Vogdss and Aiken. and Capt Ammen
OF the nBvy.
A squad OF the 10Th Connecticut volunteers,
under command Of Lieutenant Walker, of the
30th, nesr st. Augustine, Florida, by a rebsl
cavalry company. Lieut. Walker was wound
ed, and is reported dead. IL was thought he
was wounded by some Of his own troops.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. - An importer nj
change In the schedule for running of ira rs
between Washington and New York is to bs
NJ ade. and the particulars will be announce d
Tomorrow,
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PORT OF 6 EORGETOwN.-Cleared ,hooner
Mary Augusta, Wroten, master, for Baltimor-;
slcop Fashion, Schultz. master, tor Baltimore;
York
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NEWSBoYs HoME.-H. ID. Cooke and II. &.
Fahnestock, Esqs., OF the fir n OF Jay Cooke &c
Co. ban kers, Of this city have made the mqgui-
fcent donation of $4,000 to cover thu expense
OF constructing the building now in process OF
erection for Newsboys' Home.
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COMMITTED TO FORREST HALL PRISON.
This morning twelve deserters from various
regiments were committed to Forrest Hall
prison.
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FROM MEXICO.

MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH TROOPS
THERE.
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DIeoRDRRLY FELLow-Peter Collin. got on
spree yesterday, and amused himself by
striking various individuals in the streets,
which conduct resulted in his arrest. He was
fined s. by Justice Clayton, and locked up in
the Second Ward Station house until this
morning.
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BATTLE BETWEEN THU PRRNCH AND
MEXICANS IMMINENT.
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l. BREWERY COMPANY.
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT,
WITH LARGE DIVIDENDS

TIE tubscIibers beg to inform the public At
paIs, Of i, 500 .hares. at $50 each, representing
cash capital Of SIS 900, for he PURPOSE o. conduct
skrRepoIir 1aSr hAsEh BRRsk bkEMssF OK
a large scale, to meet the demand Of the daily in
CT ear rg consumption Thete shares will Day
very large dividend yearly and viii shortly com.
lie IL SUMS to suit buyers.
The unders sned ba ing closely examined the
p:operfy, with al its com plete ma hineries. GEL
In ear en-, and building ats shed, can with CON
encs state this inve stmsnt be one Of the bsst
CfeIed in the country.
A meeting of he st0ch holders will be held to
organize said company Of which due notice viii bs
given az room a. the books are closed. which will
If house Of Bitten house, FAINT 4 90 who are
authorised to receive subscriptions, and give re-
J. W0LFSOHN 4 co.,
3. M1YINBlRG,
10 l9-1W WAshin xton
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p0Speaker Colfax has declared In favor OF
a seconu term for .old Ahe,n
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Coun,erfe,t $40 Treasury Notes.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 16.--Countsrfeit twenty
dollar Treasury notes are IN circulation here.
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PTURl RED.
MARSH'S
RADICAL CURE TRUSTS.
nvvYov ana p c1pRu1

RADICAL CURE ThUEo1b.
OFFICE, sos s1nEB7,
WAsKISa1oH, D. O.
Rsfe rencs to its superiority t, Professors Will
lard Parker, John NJ. csrnocnan, and Valentine
Mott.
The best collection of Trusses and Orthopsdic
instruments for Physical Deformities.
Rupture and its Radical Cure, Varieoss Veins
Varicocele, Piles, Curved Spine, Bow Legs. Club
Feet and all other Phyfical Dsformities succe s..
in ly ire ated at this ONCE. Also, full And we'll.
rejected assortment Of Silk and Cotton Elastic
etockip g, Kree Caps Aniiets and Wristlsts, for
the relief of Varicose Veins Swollen and Weak
Joints Ladies' Silk Elsstic Abdominal Supporters;
London do; Riding Belts; Elastic suspendsrs,
Shoulder Braces. snd supe nsory Bandagss, all
carefully applied and sstisfacti IN guaranteed.
Office open from 3 NJ. till 0. m. jsl5 1w-
rTo THE VOTERS OF FAIRPAx-A Con
s@end the State. coast tuition tie Voters 81 t,is
County are called upon to elect q delegate to rep
for your interest 70 eect man who viii f rlv rep
I.s.1t ION in the and Nth this 1S|,t
a. an Independent Candidate, w viii f it be your
TO elect him) serve you to the best of his
Being = Virsinian by birth. and an old resilient
resent them faitbfaiiy. His egpsrfenos In ~,
and sound juds ment eninenty qualify him for the
doubted loyalty Is = sufieisnt suarantss tbst the
Union cause and your interest will not suffer in
jan 6,ls 7o4t MANY VOTERS.
~JoHN B, COUGH WILL DELIVER A
N3 course Of lectures in the F.rst Presbyterian
.aa .
18th and 18th Of January, 1864, subject.-"1lo
and Temperance" Tickets for the eop-se 81 Is:
single tickets 80 cents Doors opel att lectuI at
4 Tns 81 & s sS.
will not lecture again In Warrington during the
pre- emit season. j. list
NE The ANNUAL NETTING or THE
u9 stockholders Of the American Telegraph
Company win bs held 1t tie ofhcs Of Company,
No. 14S Broadway. in the city Of New York on
WEDNESDAY. the nth day OF January instant, at
j. lsoiv CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. &c.,
~JCs sHAPFIELp's BALTIMORE OoN-
US FECTItN1RY, $50 St1th street bsttceen G
ard H Partie., Balls Pairs. Receptions, We'd
est notice and most reasonable farms Ice Ccsam
qusli'y, vhoesae ana retail, delivered to any part
II the city and Georgetown. j. Him
~AssBMBLY's CHURCH PAIR
u Will commence at
Odd Fellosps' Hal, Seventh Street,
On TUESDAY, Jaa. 18TH.
ia g. LIST.
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Washiagtsn Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrsnt
money, furnished By Lewis johnson & o.,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling.
U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 900. 1857 1o5K
Oo., ioSl, 5.26s .......s.........par
u. 8 7.30 Notes. .iD6k 106T
Quarter "a astera' Checks. ...9Sk
New Cert ficates.
American Silver ,,,....... 136a140
American q old .......... 155al57
NEW YORK RATEs-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon Cps, 1881, 105x; 1905, 1G5x; Oertin-
catss Of Indebtedness, ok; Gold, ;59k.
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ONE OF THE LIGHTs-At q late hour last
night colored man went TO the 4th Ward Sta :
tion and repor ted that woman was lying In
the alley opposite the Station House, between
Sd and ~ streets. The police found her in a
manure pen snugly snoozing, and when they
took her out, she proved to be Ellen L ght, one
OF the notorious Light family. She was taken
to the Station house and saved from dying by
exposure. She was fined 8 15S for her drunk
enGeAs.
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P1ASos' xrnop,ous A.,
MU SICAL IN STR AINT1
JOHN =. ELLIS
Bsgs to call the attention Of the public to his I'm
'''. SUPERIOR PIANOS.
sPIxNos iiom eh,stsrlns 4 Sons.
Marshall & Tfav4r.
+" Robert NJ uns o.,
Is B. + Gordon & 90.
good second hand Pianos ut prices and terms that
Rem n bar that our sstablishmsn. IL the Oldest.
our stock the heay est. our assorim ent the most
var % terms the eAsisst, our clerks the most
after tive, location the most central of any
store IN vs. shington. We ere ssen = only for
TIL OLbEST AND BEST PIANO AAKlRS IN
TIN WORLD.
,. Hhoo; Az Sys on hand
GUITAks
VIULINf,
BAhJos.
And .,.,, .,,,.,. iooozDHoNs.
AusIo BUSINESS
.on rJCHN 2. ELLIS.
j. 10 st ICON Uni; har stu ans ,oth Il,
NOTIcAEsil Persons intsrsstsd Ia N. 1-H. a
~ n RUPPLt's No. 81 Market Essas osIs ~
town; .tll call Ga WxDHksDAY, At o'sioei : -
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Recruits Wanted
THE QUOTA OF TH1
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
1902,
BOUNTY FOR NBW REoRUIrs.
1862,
S125 Of which will be paid in adv
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid in advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
Will apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
ss. .BARIR.
Engine Hall, near the Market, ON Pennsylvania
avenue, between Be venth and Ninth streets.
Co. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenus
O. A. KEASBEY,
Il street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue.
10 PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town.
CO. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Ofhcer.
HENRY A. s0HIATZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia ls-tf District Of Columbia.
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STEALING DRRssKs.-IdeIl Thomas, colored,
was arrested yesterday by officer Smith. and
I'd ken before Justice Barnaclo, who committed
her to Jail for court, upon the charge of stealing
euhdry articles Of wearing apparel from Mrs
VIM. Il. Robertson, who had employed her to
do some washing Yesterday she made her
appearance upon the streets, dressed up in the
stolen goods, " hen she was recognized by MI
Robertson, who had her arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19

FOR saba ROUTA Of tbs Star, will be sold
No. 800 Seventh street west or at this Office.
IN list
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