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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

(PUBLIc-No. $751;

fUBL1C-NO. 90.
An ACT concerning the disposition of convicts
in the courts Of tho United States, for the
subsisting Of persons confined in Jails
charged with violating the law. Of the
United States, and for diminishing the
expenses in relation thereto.
Be IL esacfed6y tie Sesate and Hoxse Of
Of Representatives. Of tie United !sta,es
Ansr,soa IL Cossress assem5lcd That.
all persons who have been. or who may here
after be. convicted Of crime by any court of
the United S;atcs-nos military-,hc punish
men whereof shall be imprisonment, in die
tricf % territory where. q the time of such
conviction. there may BE- No p-nit-nsisry or
other prison suitable for the confinement of
eonyiets Of the United States. and a,ailal.is
therefor. shah be cousacd during the tern
for which sh-y have b-<n % may be ~ea;vnecd.
in ssa~ suitable prison in eonveais =; state
Or sssrisnsy 10 be dssignst-d BY ta~ S~crefa-
~ al the lsserior. and shall b. sr n~por,ssi
s.a delivered 10 the uard<a o. k.s pr of
the prisua BY fh< nassA.l sf the di~trics q
:sxrissry vh<ss s.eA essvic-isns sAal hare
arezrs1; % e s.cA eoasicfioa bs la n the
Ds-esinx of Cs,smhia. sis~n snI n ru~i cases
The t.p~Pssasisa - delivery shzH he ~
shs ssrasa of thr jsl a said dissrscs. the s-s-
ssn.kle scsnA exPss<<s q sszasp <fzss-...
k gusris sai the aar-kal. os ,he warden Il
the ix1 in the Dsssrscf ef CoizsnhsA- aniy. 60
b. yS.id by the Secretary of the Izs.rsnr. s.f
o: the Judiciary fund Psss.l<l. Tia, ii. IN
,h~ cPasasa al tn S-er~sary. the sx3-nse of
trsns,ortssiO-h frosr -ny st4.e. tn i:-v. O. ti~
Dis;iic; Of Co.snnlia. IL ~hiSh tie r 10
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TPUBL1c-No. 1871

TPUBLIc-No. rs.
An ACT for prevention and punishment of
frauds in relation to the Names of Vessels.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Hoxse
of Representatives. Of the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
every steamboat of the United States shall,
in addition to having her name painted
on her stern, as now required by law, also
have the same conspicuously placed in dis
tinct, plain letters, of not loss than six inches
in length, on each outer side Of the piot-house
if it has such, and lin case the said boat has
side.wheels) also on the outer side of each
wheel-house and if any such steamboat shall
be found without having her name placed as
herein required, she shall be subject to the
same penalty and forfeiture as is now provid-
ed by law in the case of q vessel Of the
United States found without having her name
and the name:sof the port to which she belongs
painted on her steam, a. required by law.
Sec. 2. And be IL )srtAey esdefed. That
no master. owner. or agent or any vessel Of
the United Sta'es shall in any way change
the name Of such vessel. or by any device.
advertisement, or contrivance. deceive. or at
tempt to deceive, the public. OF any corpora
ton Or agent thereof or any persoo or psrsous
as to the true name u such vessel. on pain at
forfeiture Of su>h vessel: Proridod, That
this act shall not take effect until the expira-
ton Of sixty dayr from and after its passage.
Approved. Nay s. 1854
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~ OIL wells have bsen Uncovered near
yis.Iia. Cal The AO~ Is said TO be immense
and in a Quic sisi-. it burns as brilliantly -
rrfn~d oil
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TPrsuc-No. -.

PTBLiC-No- -.
Az ACT making . grant Of lands to the
state Of Niunesota. 10 aid in the construe-
t;ou Of the RAilrosd from Saint Psul TO
Lake Superior.
B< essosod By sa> Seaase ssd Hs.se
of Rsyres~Hsasfros sf ske C.Ifoa Sfafss
Of A.erlca N Csa<yes sss~.biei That
ther~ BE-. and these 10 hereby. granted to the
ssass a Nina-sosa tor the purpose Of aiding
in the conssrucsioo of railroad in said state
from the city Of Saint Paul to the bead Of
Lake Superior. every alternate section ID pub
he land Of the United States. nos mineral
d~sirus,ed by odd NUMBER 70 the arnoun: Of
6v. alternate seesioUs per mil- on eaeh side
of the said railroad on the line ther-of. within
the state u Minnesota; but ia ease it shall sp-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

~ In prosperity. prrpare for a chang
in adversely. hope for one
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cisco, Hibernian Union Club was recently
formed, the members signing the following:
"We, the undersigned, Irishmen by birth,
but Americans by adoption, hereby form our
selves into a Hibernian Union Lincoln and
johnson Club, our object being to aid the
cause of the Union and snstain the Govern
ment of the United States. 70 this we pledge
ourselves, and also to protect and defend
each other, and to vote for Abraham Lincoln,
Of Illinois, and Andy johnson, of Tennessee,
the nominees for President and Vice Presi-
dent, of the Union National Convention as
sembled at Baltimore"
RAGs.-The editor of the Washington
Democrat contemptuously calls Uncle Abe's
greenbacks "rags." He shouldn't damn the
rags out Of which his paper was manufactured.
Seattle Gazette.
~"We have made the commencement.
thus far, mainly on the promises of our friends" )"
w Democrat.
How many of Uncle Abe's" "psrty
rags" has the Secretary promised you this
year f-U.
T"The principles Of Democracy are
toxal."-W. Democrat.
Yes-eternal infamy.-U.
~ The Chattanooga Gazette says there
is no use in administering the oath Of allegi-
ance to rebels there till We can invent IN oath
that will choke to death the party who vio-
lates it.
q The receipts from Internal Revenue
nov average sbovt 81 900. 900 PR day. The
receipts from all sources amount to about e2..
ooo.ooo per dsy.
q Truth always FITS 1t is always con-
grusss and agrees With i,s~lf Every truth
IN the Universe lik-vise agrees with Ill
cehesx
U los had b~ftss learn wisdom and pru-
dssee by th- mish.p- of yccs Deishbass. than
wzs; to iearu th-n frsn thxir oxn
- II Lifsis Mao vas Lifsl~ Nsr hefose
The late el-etioa. N Ohio, lDdiana and Pcnn-
sylvsni.- What Is h. size .sncei
IA nans h-lses gains s,.fasseiy the no-
.sra. he Can eusvi>cs another msnd shervot.
e PecYle shsuiint talk asszr the sec-
sd sss-- tAoa<t, Who sevrs he'd the frss-
- G-,-rans the gr-sre-, hnrabsS - lie
NO talks q hsnb1x mOss gfhiy
IT Necessity a~ser H>d- god bsr-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

THE CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN.-He is
above mean thing. lie cannot stoop to q
mean fraud He invadcs no secrets in the
keeping of another. He betrays no secrets
confded to his keeping. He uses no ignoble
weapons in controversy. lie never stabs in
the dark. lie is sashamed of inuendoes. He
is not one thing to mans face and another
at his back. If by accident he comes into
possession of his neighbor's counsels, he
passes upon them instant oblivion. He bears
sealed packages without tampcring with the
wax. Papers not meant for his eye. whether
they futter in tho window, or lie open before
him in unguafdcd exposure, arc sacred to him.
He profanes no privacy of others, however tho
sentry sleeps. Bolts and bars, locks and
keys, hedges and pickcts, bonds and sccuri-
ties, notices to trespassers, are none Of them
for him. He may be trusted, himself out of
sight, near the thinnest partition, anywhere.
He buys no office, he sells none, he intrigues
for none. He would rather fail of his rights
than win them through dishonor. He will
eat honest bread. He does not live beyond
his income. He pays his debts. He tram
pies on no sensitive feeling. He cannot de-
scend to scurrility. Billingsgate don't lie in
his track. In short, whatever he judges hon
orable he practices towards every man.
~ The Albany Knickcrbocker says: No
public man in the memory Of the oldest in.
habitant has made so few mistakes in letter
writing as Abraham Lincoln. His style is
not so finished and polished as that of Addi-
son, Jefferson, Hamilton, Webster or CAL
houn. He is as original and unique as Wal
pole or Sidney Smith. and more convincing
than both.
- That veteran Democrat, Daniel s.
Dickinson. in a recent speech said, that in
the war of 1912 Mr.. Madison made ten mis-
takes where Mr.. Lincoln has made one, yet
the Democratic party sustained the + Executive
then, and made their fortunes US party by
their patriotic course.
r.. Scyugle" is new word coined by
the Potomac army; it means almost anything
but generally 10 used to signify I" to take.
Ito catch" "to make short raid and the
like. Ii is q beautiful addition TO our Ian
gusge At all events
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Thumbs baby is
,hrr- mcuihs old. and is described as in no
r~<p-e. diA-sing from other bsbies. but u .
E,il~. sharp. kno.iny specimen. with no indi-
cations of bring smaller than the rest of bsby
hsmAni,y.
PrAcr-The Narysvill- Ergrns wishes
the peopl~ to b. impressed with the fact that
ve can have peace sf any time. by simply &c
eedia< 10 the Demands a; the rebcls-
~ OIL wells have b-en Uncovered near
yis.lia. Cal The A0~ Is said 20 be immense
and in euic sssi-. i, burns as brilliantly -
rrfn~d oil
rVIn prosperity. pr-psre for chang
In sly.rsIty. hope for one.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

WOOD AND NALLANBrCHAs = ernanto
Wood do->n't like Nallasdigham per con-
ira Val doesn't like fsrnxndo-,he reason
for such mutual lack Of affection being. ! sup
pose, that two Of . trade can never agree
just after the rrturn Of Nalland CHAM from
expatriaiion Wood sough, an interview with
the President. in which BE- said I'VE Peace
Democrats ar the only Democrats all 9TH
ere are imposters and bastards; there 10 no
such thing as a War Democrat. for that is a
contradiction in terms. We don't expect,
Mr.. s'rrsd,nt, to elect our candidate this
Fall; the people Of the North arc lot ready
for Peace yet but peace must come sooner
or later. and when it does the Democratic
party will be the party which will act and
assimila&e with the dominant party in the
South, and SO we shall again have our right
full asccndancy. Now, Mr.. President, you
cannot find fault with that it is not going to
hurt you any" The President conceded tha:
he was disposed to be generous, and asked if
Vallandigham's reported return was any part
of the programme. Wood replied that it
was not, and added "You may not believe
me, but l assure you that l never knew or
expected that he would return, though ac-
knowledge that l have had letter from him
since he got back. But l tell you frankly,
Mr.. President, that it will not do to make
martyr of Vallandigham. He has had more
notoriety already than he deserves, and warn
you that the true policy is that he be severely
let alone" To this the President replied:
II don't believe that Valandigham has re-
turned; l never can believe, and never
shall believe it until he forces himself offen-
sively upon my attention; then we will have
to deal with him. So long as he behaves
himself decently he is as cffectually in dis.
guise as a slovenly man who went to mas
querade party with clean face" If any of
my California readers want an explanation of
the line of conduct pursued toward Vallandig-
ham since his return, think they have it
above Wash. Cor. Sac. Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

N IL Lirsie Mao was Liffl~ Mar h<foss
tA~ late el-etioas n OHIO. lDdians and Pcnn-
sylvxuiz- y hat l. ki- sixe ssnce'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

- Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumbs baby ID
,hr~- moushs old. and is described as in nc
rr<p-e. dIz-ring from other bsbies. but 10 q
h,il~. sharp. knowing specimen with no ind'-
c.r,ons of b-inS smaller than the rest II bsby
humanity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

- That veteran Democrat, Daniel s.
Dickinson. in a recent speech said, that in
the war of 1912 Mr.. Madison made ten mis-.
takes where Mr.. Lincoln has made one. yet
the Democratic party sustained the Executive
then, and made their fortunes US party by
their patriotic course.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

- G-a~raIlr the gr.sfe-' hurabsS - lie
NO talks a hsr.b1x mast ghhly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

~" Scyugle" is a new word coined BY
the Potomac army it means almost anything
but generally is used to signify to take,
..to CATCH "to make q short raid, and the
like. 1t is beautiful addition TO our Ian
vu,pe nj all events
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

q Truth always 6ts 1t is always con
grusss and agrees With i,s~lf Every truth
IN the Universe Likewise agrees with all
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05

eae square insertion. n....................e3 %
Each additional insertion l ~
Business cards per quarter .................. %
aPA liberal deduction will be made in favor Of those
Who advertise four squares, upwards, by the year.
uPI~gil notices will be charged the attorney or
shcer, authorizing their insertion.
II Advertisements sent from distance, and tran
seut notices. must be accompanied by the cash.
1PNo,iccs of births, marriages and deaths inscrte
free Of charge.
VI All communications, whether business or for
aublicaon, must be addressed to the editor of the
WAsHINGTON STANDARD.
uT Blanks, ill-heads, cards, bills of fare, posters,
programmes circulars, catalogues, pamphlets, ETC.,
ccutcd at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-In 'Barnes's building, corner of Main and
First streets, near the steamboat landing.
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q The receipts from Internal Revenue
nov average sbovt 81 .ooO. 900 PR day. The
receipts from all sources amount to about o..
ooo.ooo per day.
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~ The Chattanooga Gazette says there
is NO use in administering the oath Of allegi.
ance to rebels there till We can invent m oath
that will choke to death the party who vio-
lates il.
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Chr odllshinnton Standard.
rr.srEb IvrEr ssrrkBAr MORNING Nv
JOUN MILLER NCRRnY.
Editor and Proprietor.
S0b~crtpetOo Rates:

Fer srn an - -
nJnfh-- %
S.a-le eOPscs---....-...---. 25e
IvTIRIiBLT ~ ADT4NCE
Evening star., 1864-12-10
BED,

At her residence, sos j street, on Friday after
noon The 9Th instant, Mrs. ELIZA COYLE, rslict
of Andr CoYle, Sen.
Funeral services will be held at the First Pres
hyterian Church, at2 O'Clock in the afternoon of
Sabbath, the llth inst
Suddenly, ct her residence on the Island on the
Sth inst. Mrs. MARTHA STEEL in the 5Ith year
of her age.
Her funeral will take place on Sunday the Ilth
inst. from the Island Baptist Church, at oclock.
Her friends are invit ed to attend.
On the 10th instant, CLARA MINNETTB, seo-
ond dau ghter of Adam and Mssret Gaddis, aged
4 years month and is days.
The frie DIS and aequ siutances o the family are
respectfully invited 30 attend her funeral Mon
day afternoon the 18th instant. at CLOCK, from
the residences Of her father en- 18th street east
baltimore Sun please copy.l
On the 9Th instant CHARLES I eldest son of
Charles az Anne Clarke, in the 6Eh year Of his
age.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
Dr., RlyD'S SPECIFIC.

DR. RASD'S SPECIFIC.
The olde,t and most reliable medicine for tn
cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test of
over thirty years. and has always proved q success
Or. Rnnds Specific is exhibited in the form
pills. made up entirely Of substances thSt have a
specific effect upon the geperative organs. Most
persons associate the idea OF operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind Of pills. The Specid
of DR.. Rand ID not Intended as eracRattng mleii-
cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the mpaired eeneratve organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons
masticat them with impunfty before swallowing
them; fhich plan we would always recommend, as
sfford ng the speediest way to get theeees of the
remedy.
Pri :e 81 per box, or SIX boxes FOR IS, Sold BY
Dru sgists everywhere.
JoH5 J. KRoMER,
Wholesale Agent, Chestnut street,
Philsdslpbia Pa.
For sale in Washing gton by s G. FORD. corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. su 3l-eoly
Evening star., 1864-12-10
FALL AND WINTER CLefaIsa.

New E.yles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress.
Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaoons, Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 80 &c.
We are nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Mems
gance OF vyIe variety and excel ence of fabric and
faithful iIof man ufacture. has not been sur
martet
Those In search eff Clothing for Gentlemen 's snd
Youths wear are invited to cali and examine our
stock. We can say with sss sursnce they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also an extensive assortment OF Gentlemen n q
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything ueees-
sary for a complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO.. ass Pa sv.,
oc lo-Bmr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

SPECIAL NoTIcB-The old and we'll established
firm of Weisenfeld & Co.. Odeon Hall corner Of
AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the
pecial attention of the citizens and strangers Of
Washington to their superb assortment of Clo-
thing, comprising every style OF garme1t, cut By
goods st the very lowest marg ms; and IS We have
always had eur goods made equal to custom work,
We hope the public will favor with call, and
we will guarantee every article ss recon m nd ed.
We invite attention to our very large stock of Fur
RishiDs Goods, com prisng every article psces-
Eary to furnish the most plete outfit IL this
city, and at prices that defy competition.
wETSHHFELN Il CO.,
nov q. w corner AZ street and Psnna. nv.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
DRUNKENNESS CrRKD.

The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zane's antidote for strong drink is
a certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates a dis
like for strong drink, and be administered
without the knowledge of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Capsdas. Price 81 per box, packs ses
Of six boxes for IS.
JOHN j. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, O3 Chestnut street,
Philadel phia, Pa,
Evening star., 1864-12-10
KRoMHR's (UPHAM's HAIR DYE.

FDIy ItniS q boz,
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Nd.ayal,
durable, btaxtitu. Warranted to please This ar
ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, OF
Philade pbis, who pronounce 1t free from all poi
sonous i'll gradients, and the material composing il
will rot injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Gealers
everywhere.
JOHN J. KRoMRR, Sole Proprietor,
403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelbh;a Pa.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
CoLeATr,s HoyrY soIp

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, IL
mild and enollent in it's nature frsgrautly scent.
ed, and extremely beneficial in It's action upon the
akin. FOR sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Ua "a
Evening star., 1864-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAKE AYERS SARSAPARILLA to purify the blood
and purge out the humors, PIN oes boils aud
sores which are merely emblens of ths rottenness
within. de 8-1w
Evening star., 1864-12-10
ID. WILLIAM,

AA.< M. WILLIAM, A
HMS IMPoRT TER,
336 Pa. ave-, Wash -. Cite rreviss
ington, d. O. Paris
Is receiving new goods By almost ever ste .msr.
and has always larS. stock Of the finest and most
fashion able goods on hand. HE aiock is compossd
Of Ladies' and Children's Cloaks, Ladies nd.rxsr.
ments. Lace Goods, q large and fine selestion Of
Millinery Goods, as Bonnets, Hsts, Flowers,
Feathers, Silks. Grapes, yeivets, Ribbons. eto,,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings. Velvet Ribbons,
brafed House Demsrson, Chetelst Cs Psris.
NJ. WILLIAM being the only merchant In this
city who imports goods, goes for selections him
self TO Europe, and has his agent residing in Paris
who sends him Nouvesutes as soon a. they make
their appearance, Is therefore prepared to please
the most fastidiouS tastes. nov S5mif
Evening star., 1864-12-10

TIE Snow SroRM.-rhe first snow storm OF
the season came upon us hast evening, and was
rather unexpected, and this morning we have
shout SIX inches covered with a thin crust OF
sleet. To- day the cars of the City rail way are
having hard time Of 1t, not withstanaing that
the salt cars went ever the track at an early
hour The snow seems to melt slo Wy, and
the horses Tin most instances four to each carl
have hard pull of it.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

THEcHEAPEsI nd BEST HAIR DYE II TEE WORLD
-Nsrs FadsSo. Washes Oxt.-Upham's 3 Hair Dye
30 cents Q box. The best in use Try It. Bold By
g. o Ford, corner lIth street and Penn. avenue,
Wash ngton: and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
RS-ly
Evening star., 1864-12-10

PERSONS on the lookout for holiday presents
should not fail to see those handsome sable
mantIllas at Stinemetz's, 23i Pennsylvania av.
enue 9-3t
Evening star., 1864-12-10

STEALING CoAL-Yesterday morning, VIM
James, a private watchman at the foot of 9th
street, arrested Carter Olive, white man, in
the act of filling basket with coal, and he be-
came dsorderly. He was taken before Justice
Handy, who. considering the matter roo small
TO send to court, fined him 2 10 90 for disord-rly
conduct, and in default Of payment was sent
TO the Workhouse.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

wlllANTEp TO CURBINS SIx DAYs.-Dr Godfrey
Antidote, an English Specific of siIty-fye years
standing, will cure Gonorrh0d in sir days. No
ehsnge OF diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Bold
by g. O. Ford, corner lIth street and Pa. avenue,
Washin Ston. and Henry Cook .exandria. ta Oily
Evening star., 1864-12-10

SOLDIERS Every officer and soldier should
call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i35 Penn
sylvauia avenue, near Az street, and get one OF
Newtons Gold Pens. Only One Dollar.
d 6-1WN
Evening star., 1864-12-10

DID You SEE 1T THAT Arctic Fox Rob
pure and white as snow, at StinemetZs, %
Pennsylvania avenue. dec S-3t
Evening star., 1864-12-10

THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-Mary Hanes
grand larceny; dismissed. Jas. Fitzgerald
drunk; costs 50 cents. Sarah j. Hamilton, do
workhCuse. Theodore q. Hall, do: 81.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

DRAMATIC RRADIEGs.-Mr. George Nanden.
hoff, the celebrated d amatic reader and author
will give three dramatic readings, or impersou.
ted readings, At Seaton Hall, corner of 9th and
evenings of next week These entertsin nj nts
have been dra wing overflowing audiences ia
Northern cities, and we feel sure that he will
meet with the same success here.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

Il STOVES -
q 's'.-AS' sr0vss' n
We invite the attention Of those desiring
STOVES to the large and well selected stock we
have on hand. Among our COOK STOVES are the
Arbiter, United States
Pennsylvania, Ida,
Pilot. Magnet,
York Complete,
Monitor Raege,
Resl do,
Bell do,
ParIor Radiators.
Cylinder Gas Burners,
Morning Glory,
pyramid stoves. for halls and churches,
Cast Iron Gas Burner,
stanley Coal Burner,
Gem Fire Plare Stove, best in use,
Wilson's Tent Heaters,
Millgan's Mess Kits,
Camp Heating and Cooking Stoves.
Also general assortment of TIN WARE and
HOCSEKEEPING GOODS.
E. II. L. ii. l. GREGORY.
32l Penn avenue, near 7th street.
dec6-lw [Chronice.i
Evening star., 1864-12-10

APPOINTMENT OF POLICEMEN AT the meet
ing of the Board Of Police Com missoners, on
Thursday, james III Gordon was aPpointed
patrolruan OF the sth precinct, vice Hugh f.
MyerS Ineligible. Edward Roe was appointed
sddit IN al to do duty at Wizards Hotel. Bsr-
pard Dor nelly was also appointed additional
parolman, specially to do duty at the Oxford
Hall of music and pinacotheca.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
MARRIED,

November 25, 1864. by the Rev. W. W. Reese, Mr..
ED. IL. ANDERSON. Of Philadelphia, to Miss
EMILY ID FER9 USON, of this city.
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