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BOARDING.

PLEAsANT ROOMS WITH FIRST GLASS
of4th and SITS. 80 ST.
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN b A6
between 9th and 7th sts. nov Sl-3t*
L with first class BOARD. at No. Loaisi ana
A FEW GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN BE
"A seeommodsted with good BOARD, BY apply
ns o tske lst and I'd Also fey table
l pleasant ROOM and BOARD at No. as7 sth
ase Sns s s e% fs S hs street
THRKE MECHANICS CAN Re ACCOMMO-
Il. 4 dated . with Board, at No. 42s NJ street: be-
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD.
street, Georgetown, D. O. no 20 ST.
1--WE OR SIX GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
wh ean % s1s Roasp 1
s Street. as5 between .sd hD7 ns4 II
BOARD At SIS per month eo suitable II for IA
Geess Apply No. 81 Market street
A FEW CENT EMEN CAN OBTAIN FIRST.
"A CLASS Board at No. si9 18th street, between NJ
and n, one block from the 18th street cars Also
few Table Bsardcrs GAN be accommodated.
BOARD. AND FURNISHED ROONS-On the Ist
- ProxImo. TOR married or single persons; at
eutnw west corner Ztst ana III 6ts., ana 2t 5 . "a.
ave. Also, Table Board nov Is -3ts
EoUR OR FIVE MECHANICS can be accom-
Il modated with comforta BILE ROOMS and BOARD
BY immediate application at No. 394 lIth street,
between street and Mass. avenue. Also, a few
II HE Rnarders. nov 28-3t"
a GGr EM n sa aTrI = nIn WI Y ma
with board, by application at 1929 streeSSccnbas
tween 18th and sth. Also, few Table Boa -ders
can be accommodated. nov % Str
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOM
q with Board at S35 per month each in advance.
Inquire at $50 street, between 9th and 10th.
nov 23-lwr
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, CON
L municsting. with Board. at 151 West street,
Georgetown. D. @. nov Is 2W'
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FESTIVAL AND SUPER.

A Festival and Supper will be given by the
Ladies at Odd Fellows Hall Navy Yard to COM
mance, on THURSDAY EVENING next. the 24th
instant and continue three tSlsvsuings,. the pro-
draft, he having been drafted on the 14!h instant.
Persons who wish to contribute can leave their
Navy Yard noy29 2ts
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-GRAND CONCERT

YOUNG LADIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Second District,
I nder the direction Of Prof. J. II. Daniel will
ASYLUM; at Wesley Chapel, corner and 5th sts,
on FRIDAY ENEN1NG. Decemb Der I'd, 1854
7, fIEHTno and Meiodson kindly furnished By JshH
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tONths avenue, No. 43s, near ~ street, Is the
Dollar. ewelry Store. eeSpecial Notices.
nov Cows
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lew c L D A X HOU USE.
NEW CLOAKB,
NEW CLOAKS
JOS. B1CKERTON & CO.,
s04 NINTH sTRBEr,
szCoSB Door FROM PENNSYLVANIA AvIHvB.
Call and examine our magnificent stock, ct cheap
.2tH

CROCERIls, &c
VI New Raisins. Figs, Currants, Almonds. Fill
6erts. Wslhuts, Hickory Nuts, Peanuts, Oitron,
Pfunes, Chestnuts, Shsllsd Almonds, Dried Ap.
Pes and Peaches, Shellbarks, Jsllles. Msccaroni,
yermicslli, Oatmeal. Chocolate. Cocoa, Bsomo,
Condensed Milk q G.
~ IGAN PERRIB,
no co3t Corner & and 9Th streets.
WHY Is TT THAT sANOERSONs MIN.
w sTRELS are crowded nightly By the Elite Of
the Cityf Because they are toe most Popular and
the most beautiful Hall in Wsshin stcn. 28-3ts
NEW PHILADELPHIA BUTTER AND PRO
~ ducr store None hut the hast and pure q. til
Giles sold here. And price, niodera,s also, pl ase
call and see. 344 ID St. near tn 1T nov Is St
NTOOREs WEST END DRUG syORE, Z
NA 113 PenDR avenue, aonth side,
On hand fine uppiy of Perfumery Pc wder -
Soaps 4 c., Toilet Articles, &c. Pure and genuine
Medicines. 20. nov L. ~ i.
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rwAsHINGToN CITY. D. c., Nov. q. 1854
w Al meeting Of the Dairy men OF Wash.
ter c9 m With each other they feel
now to twenty cents per auart' fer any and all
per day. tG any customer, seventy cents: for
any fraction ever one gallea at he rate Of sixty
at the rate a esp aFss 60
gallons; oyer five gallons. at the pleasure of all
selves to each other. to fully and fairly eonpiy
eSsss I'll ss. q 4sss e tx e
SiEHSs ff.sHS B1gR5 s9Hii1zAs
soAs ESSER RSSSfA$fs Sf5sHS
rMAsoNIc HALL ASSOC IATf6N-Ther reg
MEDNESDAH The soth at ~ qclock the
sRsis T. HPsiS7
nov 29-2t Secretary.
nTFEsTIyAL AND SUPPER.
FestiT IA and Supper yill be given by the
on a nsx ats
instant, and continue three Is, evenings, the pro
draft, he having been drafted IN the 14ih instant
Persons who wish to contribute can leave their
Navy Yard. nov29-2ts
Ne BRADY'S GYMNASIUM,
u FSfgstta, Eze,tz,e snd g 9sanhtu A,rnss n.n.s,
az, - and sc Louisiana av. and 9Th st.
~ The finest in the country. Exercise Room As by
Hot and cold baths, dressing, reading rooms,
lockers, &c. for the free of the members.
Open from a. m. till 10 p. NJ Call and see it or
nov 29-2w ABNER g. BRADY.
n%THE LADIES OF THE FOUNDRY NJ E.
US Church will continue their interesting
ar at ODD Fellows Hall, 18th st., until Wednes-
day night, November 30th. The Fair offers great
attractions to all who desire to spend an evening
of social pleasure. % st.
QS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. AS STREET NORTH, BET. 9TH AND 7TH STs.
nov % sa.e,s. Office Hours f." ss e : e.
lI@ATTENTION. COLUMBIA ENGINE CON.
w PANY. No. The members of Columbia
attend the next regular Monthly Meeting Of the
Company. December I'd, otherwise their names
will he stricken from the roll Members are
earnestly requested to be present, as business of
importance will be brought before the Company
BY order of the President:
N=GRAND CONCERT
YOUNG LADIES OF Fl THE HEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Second District,
Under the direction of Prof j. H Daniel will
De gwen for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan
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FOR RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS, ple.s.
Il antly situated, on West street Georsatnwn
Suitable for gentlemen only. Inquire at Star or,
nee. nov an eosts
EOR RENT-A HOUSE, suitable for a small
L family, deliehtfully situated. in a pleassSt
peighborhOod. Enquire a. 1877 West street, b.
tween Congress and Washington, Geor getown
nov 80 eo2t-
EOR SALE-A PARLoR COOK STOVE, eigbt
Il Gold and Silver Watches. FIVE RevolYers A
quantity of Cutlery and Silver lated Ware, thirty
per CO Mt. less than any store in the city.
". B.-Three Sewing Machines to rem q!
sINGER,s Sewing Machine Agency, 4l6 Il
near the Poet Office. nov 3OIt-
.s.rs geived frG% tbe State Of maIns and now DIS
schconers Globe and w b. Darling. Cargoet
consisting of HAY. POTATOES, and APPLES
for sale at wharf, and at 42S Massachusetts, ave
Row solwt &c. ENGLEY &Co.
1Q6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS! dOc
Having recently added largely TO stock of PA.
PERHANGINGSi in store, making the sortment
more perfect and desirable than at any former
time. especially of rich EN- broidsred and medium
priced Gilt Papers, with appropriate borders, of
foreign and domestic manufacture. Also, q com.
plete assortment of Satin and Blank Papers, en-
choice stock Of widow, SHADES, different pa,
sortme mt of OVAL PICTURK FRAMES, both in
gilt snd dark wood limitations. PICTURE C0RD
AND TASSELe, different sizes and colors; Rings
Nails, DC. Orders for Paperhangng or Window
Shades punctuslly executed in city or country,
J. MARKRITER. No. 4s6 9TH st,
nov 3f-fwift doors above ODD Fellows' Hail
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From the SAVANNAH News. Nov. - i

From the Savan nah News, Noy.22.l
A private dispatch, dated Gordon, half past
O'Clock, states that at that hour the enemy
were within miles OF Gordon. They had
burned the chemical works, a lumber train and
q foundry at Griswoldville A Confederate
force in sufficient numbers to meet them were
at Gordon. The force Of the enemy was but a
raiding party. ..t
Since the above was in type we learn
tina, force OF the enemy occupied Gordon
yesterday.
Additional Particulars OF the Occupation
of Gordon and Griswold Vile.
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STEALING PIsToL.-Martha Rhodes was
arrested by officer Tucker upon charge of
stealing q pistol, the property OF Patty Lee
committed her to jail fer conrt
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"A accommodated with good BOARD, by apply
ing 496 D at: bet; LIST and I'd; also, few table
bOarders will be taken nov 30 IT.
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BRADY'S GYMNASIUM.

Physical Exercise and He1Rhful Amnss 1nenfs
90, % and s6 Louisiana av. and 9th st.
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nLIv1S. CATsUPS, &c
~ We hsvs Just receive ed new supply OF Olives;
Tomato Walnut and Mushroom Catsups; Lea Il
Perrin g. fultspa Cross Rlackwell's sauces and
Pickles; Cox's Gelatins o live Oils, Ssrdines. Al
chovies, BloAter and Anchovy Paste, . glish Mus.
tsrd, Re 34AN K pfRKIB,
no est Corner AID 9Th streets,
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GAgRoTED.-Monday night, between 10 an d
IL O'Clock, MT VIM. J. Parham was attacked
and earToted by three men on New York Az
enue, between 4th and 5th streets, and robbed
OF his pocket-book and hat. The book con-
tanned $76 70 in u. >. money, and abspt $3.50 IN
Virginia State banks. -
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n%MAsONIC HALL ASSOC IATION-The reg
lIS ular meeting for November, will be held O.
WEDNESDAY. the 3Oth at ~ O'Clock p. M, in the
ante-room Of the Grand Lod ee Hall, corner 9th and
streets. Business OF Importance. Punctual At
tendance is requested B. McMURDY,
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Signs and Symptoms.

Rumors Of recognition by France-fail.
ures and disasters Of the enemy in Miss.
issippi, Northern Georgia, Florida, Mobile
and Charleston-the advance OF Yankee
gold to l70-tbe return Of Yankee troops
to their homes-suSpension Of the draft
the disgrace Of Meade-the trembling
attitude OF Wall street.-The opposition OF
Earl DERBY to the Brilisb Ministry, and
increasing impatience Of the English peo-
pie-disappoiDtment vt the Norlh-loss
Of confidence and momentary fea, Of a
financial panic and rerolution-these are
some OF the signs Of the times across the
border, which bids US keep hear, and
hope on.
How stand we al homea The fourth
year OF the war has been inauguraled
with series Of successes. Our armies
are strong 1nd in fighting trim; baggage
has gone to the rear and men are stripped
-: battle a hu"yant spirit everywhere
prevails confidence in our cause grows
apace. and Confederate currency begin,
10 wear It's r'jnvenated aspect gold is
gong down ; speculation has hal,eL f a
vtirne prices Of stocks and bonds are
tumIlng aud, in short, we show that
""onderlui vitality" before which The
New York Times stands amazed. Strike
The balance between the two causes and
take courage. On the one hand, desper.
alton, weakness. doubt and internal strife:
aud on the other, fresh courage, strength,
faith and unity Of purpose. Is no, the
contrast cheering, and should we no, Le
gra,elu! TO that overuling power which
has so nearly given us the victory that
We have to struggle bu, a few months
more and claim t ss our own T. South
Caroi'mon.
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The New Order OF Exchange.

The fact that n regular, and, to all ap
pearsnce, fair exchange Of prisoners, 10
now in operation, seems to excite the Gu
rosty Of the inqusi,ive, who want to
know how the thing can be while Butler
is still in authority in the matter. The
fact is, so far as this particular system Of
exchange is concerned, that Butler is out
Of the question altogether. The arrange
ment is the affair especially Of Commis
sioner Ould, on the Confederate side, and
Major Milford, Commander OF the irGce
steamer, New York; on the other. BY
virtue Of the agreement between these
two gentlemen, we send them in return
for Confederate prisoners, delivered at
City Point, n number Of Federal prisoners
from The Libby aud Belle Isle equivalent
to seven.tenths Of the number SO delivered
BY this means, the unjust claims Of the
Federal Government, which have been
the subject Of such long and apparently
ineffective correspondence, are quietly
laid on the shelf, and if the exchange
continues, the last batch Of Yankee prs
oners delivered 10 the Federal authorities
will herald The close and completion Of
the exchange. Lincoln will have back
the whole Of bis captive army" and we
will have back ours. Belle Isle and
Johnson's Island, the Libby and the Fort
Mcllenry will be cleared out and made
ready for the reception Of new visitors.
On Sunday morning Major MuIford
arrived Al City Point, per steamer New
York, with about $50 Confederate pri
Yates and fifty five Confederate officers
Owing 10 the ireshet ia the river, the
Schul z, TO which they have been trans
f.rred for Richmond, did not essay the
trip mp, either on Saturday or yesterday,
but will mos, like v do so to day. In re-
tuin for. this number, 42O Yankee pri
Yates and forty officers will be seLt down
to day to take the New York for Fortress
Monroe. Richmond En9uirsr.
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United States Politics.

The late elections in the United States
indicate that the Lincoln part, is still tri
umphant, though not helming, II
carries the elections generally, though by
An insecure majority.
Lincoln personally, seems also to have
n great start over his rivals for the Pres.
iGency in bis own party. The RepubIi.
caHs OF the various Safe legislatures afe
very generally renominating him, and
with alleged unanrmi,y. Thirty or forty
newspapers have also declared for him
while only FIVE or six, (mos,ly Germany
have come GU. for Fremont, and three or
four for Chase. Add to this the immense
patronage Of Lincoln, and the vote Of his
army. which IS given by word Of com
nsnd, and it would seem that he is pret
ty secure from the rivals OF his own house
hold. II de.hroned. it will be by Dem
ocrst: and il will either result from an
Increased diss ,tisfsction with the war. or
be will lie defeated through distractions
among his friends jus. As he was elected
by division among his opponents. As
som. otfse. to the forgoing, however, We
see il stated by Wendell Phillips, that
only five U. S. Senator. are in favor of
Lincoln's reelection.
SO lar Ms we nov see. we do not think
that LinsoIns defeat, except on principle,
is n result 70 be desired. II the war
gs'nst US is TO be psrsevered in, better
tina, il be by one worn aud wssried with
The lsbors aud chsgrins Of four wears,
Than bv successor Who would come 10
the task with frSsb ambition, uncbiIlsd
ardor, and, perhaps. higher capacity.
Lincoln, by his own account, must have
very nearly his fll Of the war, for he say.
he is the most miserable man alive. The
fable Of the fox and the es teaches ,bs,
II will probably be better for us il be be
kept at his post, rather than bring in
new man, with fresh set Of re,ainers. to
pursue the same line Of policy Rich.
mond Sentinel.
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LANCASTER H, SOUTH 1864

quences upon the al important sutj.c,
OF love, ma,tmouy and money.
10 own up tho fact, tell YOU | wssnt
there ten minutes before | WAS stuck 10
mud up to my shirt collar with that gal,
and | could see that she looked as pleas.
ing as hee.cske Of bread before break.
fast for my particular attention 10 her,
Yes, Sandy is in love again, but be fiat
ters himself eqasl TO any emergency that
may arise. II you should hear Of any
young man taking a serious step shortly
don't be surprised.
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR 7

HAVlNG received frequent applications
l. l. from the friends Of deceased soldiers
to place in n permanent forn and make it
accessible to all who might desire copy,
the "ROl.L OF HONOR" on which | am
engaged for the State, propose TO poblish
a work more extended in it's scope and de-
sign than tho State Roll embracing Bio
graphical Sketches of the officers aud men
from this State who have fallen or died in
service during the present war, and whose
friends may furnish me with the necessary
materials for such sketches.
The plan Is this The friends Of the de-
ceased soldiers desiring place in this work
will forward To me the necessary informa.
ton to make up for publication the bio.
graphical sketches, or send IN. the notices
they wish inserted, when they will be re-
vised and compiled for publication. Each
biographical sketch must he accompanied
by the naIne Of at least enc subscriber and
Ten Dollars to dcfray the expenses and la.
Dor involved in the preparation and eompi.
la,ion Of the sketches, TO- which receipt
will be given emitting the holder to n copy
OF the work at the subscription price.
an, perfecting arrangements with lead.
'ng. g.publshing house for the publication OF
the work ], will be published in monthly
numbers, and issued in tho best style OF
letter press printing, on fine white English
1oook paper and printed with the best Eng
lisb Ink. Each number will contain one OF
more portraits Of officers and men who have
distinguished themselves during the war-
The twelve numbers will make four hand
some volumes.
Terms $50 per annum, or fer twelve
numbers, payable on the publication of the
hrst number, Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be continued until
TIE Roll is completed. Those intending TO
subscribe or furnish biographical sketches,
should do 40 without delay, as Me first
edition will be UNITED TO tho number Of
subscribers.
Address WILLIAM r. JOHNSON,
Columbia, s. T..
Feb. II, 1864. 'l-,f
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FRon FLoKIDA.-Tbe report Of Abe
landing Of the enemy at Paisiks is con
hrned. This ss town upon the ST.
Johns River, about seventy fvs miles in
= Southerly direction from Jacksonville.
Our forces are in & proper position to
check them in any advance they may
con,smpiats from tha. point into the in
terror. The force landed Was FIVE regi
whites and two negro
The Lake City Columbian, Of The 10th,
reports svsrytbing quiet, and expresses
the opinion lhst the principal object Of
The invaders is to keep The people excited
during the planting season, and thus
the rs'sing Of . crop.
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A NEWSPAPER FOR TUE TINES |
II III T.
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY

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THE DAILY contains twelve columns Of
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The WEEKLY i, very large and hand.
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"HERE's YER MuLE!'-Ws heard a
little aBecdote the other day which We
have not yet seen ''in the papers" Il is
said that when portion Of our line WAS
giving way (,he left wing We suppose)
AT the battle Of Missionary Ridge, Geo.
Bragg disnounted, and gra.ping the
coiors, endesvoring 10 rally the troops,
appealed to them 10 lhi. wise:
"ilere's your general. here's your flag,
here's yosr country; come and rally to
them"
About lhis time soldier came rush
ing through the bushes, and throwing
down his guo. threw bis arms around lbe
general aud exclaimed
"And here's yer muIe!"
OF course We don. vouch for the truth
OF the above, but only give it asil was
told to us.-Lagvange Reporter.
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HEADQUARTERs,
CONMlSSARY GENL'S DEPT.

COMNlSSARY GENL'S DEPT, s. c..
COLUMBIA. y. -, March s, 1884.
NHE Boards Of Soldiers Relief through.
l. cut the State who have not rsnitiel
the amounts for sales Of CARDS and
CLOTH in foil, are hereby requested 10 do
90 before Ist April neII All amounts 70
csivsd by them aftsr said date Tor sales Of
above. will be subject 10 the DEDUCTION
Of s3S per csat, and will be 20 resolved by
this Department.
BY order Of the Goyornoy,
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col. aid Commissary. .Gsn'i @. 9.
March 10, 1854. b--3s.