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CAPTURE OF Observation-Disclosures

CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Official dispatches of the capture of the fol-
lowing blockade runners have been received
at the Navy Department:
On the 10th Of Jan, the U. S. bark Roebuck
captured the Confederate sloop Marie Louise,
while attempting to run out Of Jupiter Inlet,
Fla. She was of about 8 tons register and laden
with 1900 lbs. Ashland cotton. On the per-
sons OF the Captain and three passengers were
found about 1926, in gold and silver, three gold
watches and $40 in Confederate notes. She
had a Confederate register granted at Savan-
nah last October.
On the 18th, the Roebuck also captured off
Jupiter Inlet, the English schr. Susan, about
six tons, cleared from Abaco, and laden with
43 bags salt and sundry boxes dry goods.
AT the same time and place, the u. SIS Hon.
ey Suckle captured the English schooner Fly,
off Nassau, cargo rot stated.
On the 18Th, the schooner Two Sisters, ten.
der to the U. S. Flag ship San Sacinto, captur-
ed, while attempting to enter the Su vance
river, the British schooner William, from Mas.
sau, laden with salt, bagging and rope.
On the 18th, the U. S. schooner Beaurerard
captured. near Mosquito Inlet, the British
schooner Minnie Of and from Nassau, laden
with salt, liquors and earthen- ware.
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Gen. ben r. Loan, OF Missouri, is men,
ton tor Governor OF that State.
The Governor Of Minneso'a recommen a.
chains OF military posts to protect the Idaho
gold miners.
Tine amended tax bill Ii estimated to be
worth one hundred aud fifteen millions To the
Treas ury-
Nv. w. Treadweli, the cashier of the PEG.
PIES Bank OF Hudson. Michigan, has absconded
with $4,000 belonging to the bank.
~ Massachusetts, has ninety. Ave Savings
Banks.
s|"Nothing to wear" is the most pouular
sone IN Dixie.
1.Six prize lights are on the tapis amone
To eports OF New York.
- Small. pox is prevailing to an ALARMING
Axtent NJ Milford, Uel.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

IbY the FFOFIeT T61egrdpu Line.
INV YORK, Jan. 2s-There was q better
ceiling in the stock market yesterday. and
prices were put up from one half to three.
and. a.half per cent. Gold opened at 157k,
and after running down 10 1863, closed at
Isl 4, . fraction above the early morning price,
Government stocks participated 10 the Arm
nees OF the general market the registered 60
Of 1851 being quoted at ie6 xai0ok; and the 80
Treasury notes at lO7xaiO7k.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
THE UNION MOVEMENT IN LOUISIANA

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The New Orleans
papers OF the 18th, report the arrival of the
Morning Star from New York. on the 18th.
The Young Mems Union Association organ.
lied in New Orleans on the night Of the 10th,
Gen. Rasks has agreed to modify his procla-
nation 50 as to have the election for delegates
to the Con ven,iou to form State Constitution,
take place the same time as the election for
State officers, February 22d.
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MISSING Subtitle famous clipper shin
pt.esononght has now been out seventy days,
18th Of November last with q ,sr.a nrr oh .a ae
passen gers and a valuable cargo. Amone those
on oos'c are several citizens Of New YORK. for
state Of great anxiety. At the s.a asuIaay 10
vessels have been ont as long as tha ne o.ndr
nougnt and there Is as yet no reason e.. snsi
cipating any disaster. At this nsriI LOT anti
year westward bound sailing vessels a.. OF tne
TO protracted delays. iiaoie
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new York Politics-M Getting of the Demo.
cratic State Convention.
ALBANY, Jan. ga meeting of the Demo-
Srstic State Convention, for the election of
delegates to the National Convention, has been
called to meet on the Gath of February.
The editors of the daily Democratic papers
of this State, held a convention here to-day,
and are the guests of Gov. Seymour this even.
ing
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Boy AND GIRL BABIEs.-A lady, VINO has
made very close and laborious Investigations
In the matter, has ascertained ito her own sat-
isIactionl that amongst good Union parents
the births are mostly boys, while with seces.
SIGN parents the tendency is decidedly to girls.
we know not how this may be, but the fact
mas heretofore been noticed that male births
largely predominant in war times. Emerson
{Ralph Waldo), In a lecture at the Smithsonian,
alluded incidentally to this fact. He said, ssIn
times Of war there is electricity in the air.
male children are born" +
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RE.ENLIsTED.

by Peoples Telegraph Lines.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-The Fifth Maryland
regiment has re. enlisted for three years, all
excepting three members thereof and they will
probably do so. The greater portion OF our
Maryland troops will rs-enli.t as their terms
expire. & 2
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By O. MCGUIRE co., Auctionssrs.
o1r a6i 81 n6 AMP
tMa streets, vs shall sell, in lots to suit IL,
large lot Of Iron Stone, Rockingham and yell
soS f:s sDa Gs.
Tumblsr., Wines, Beer Mugs, snsar and
large lot Of Table and Poke. outisry. Tin Ware,
The attention Of the trade is particularly in
vited to the above sale.
viii Be ls sslshassd Al former SALE un'asd for
jas &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
ByJ Q. MCGUIRE 4 90. Auctionserr.
FG1EsES;IiTr0I,RStE AND nTrnors OF FAMILY
Jazz .s At %
and family assnn ss
walnut Hail sprins seat Sofa, Arm, and p.rlo.
Butts d eiex.ntly carved P.rlor Furniture, a.-
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
S %ainot I Wstn Ss ! Lc9nnss .,,..
S E;ssi aSsa n. Ts Sssscs and Hu.. Mattresses.
ceokins and BsstiSs Stoves.
Kitchen Utensi1
One Covered Express Wagon and Harness.
jas u MCGUIRE CO.. Aucss.
a LAR PROOF sAFl5.
S5S Seventh street.
4 full and complete assortment of these uperior
HALLS PATENT BUR3LAR PROOF LOCK,
- FACTORY PRICES.
Also PAYAAs' Frs soxs MoS q CHESTS,
The cost Of freight is saved to the purchaser By
'u'ins ~ mo ssshSp BARrHoLow,
Agent for Herrjpgs Safes,
de 28-lm SIS Seventh street.
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WIN. II. Cooley.
SF8CIAL NOTICE,
- cHAEoERY sALl

v1RY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
We call attention to the sale of tina fol owing VAL
vid1e & Ball, Trus 'ees: "a ~o''i'' "a
o" Thursday, January 2sth. at O'clock, on As prom
ises- "
four story Brick House and Lot a., sev.,tb
street, bstween and II streets w.
I,n,nee ia1tsy aJter on the prsmi,e.-
a large four-s.ory Brisk DweljinS houss on
Nintn street, batween and streets north.
!wMtd,ateiy Gffer, On hs premises
Atwo-story Frame Dwelling and LAT an North d
street. between sixth and Seventh stresfs vast.
U Friday, the 2sh snsiaai, al oe.ok o. tie prem
fses- ~ ~ 49,
A four-story Brick House mo AZ, .,a lot m
PsnLsyiy apis av. nus. between Tvrnty-frst AID
T.ep.y.te9nA streets ives. in the row known as
On Saturday, JaHxary Sfh. at O'clock M The Aue.
tios Rooms - '~ -
nuL Der of Var ant Lots .#
isa4t G. Mstl uIRs 90, Aaosa.
Two PHYsICIANS-Pnr-V VACCINE YiRUS.
> from ttne for sale by 3. n. BURY Apoths.
cary, corner Third dnd streets, near Nsyy Yard
ja 49,
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SOur friend Of the Alexandra Journal, we
zee, frequently credits to other Washington pa
pers articles that appeared originally in the
SSUr.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY-Frederick
Taylor, keeper Of boarding house on New
Hampshire avenue, between N and streets
and Mrs Bridget Flatley, keeper of a liquor
shanty on Nineteenth street, between N and
streets, Were fined SOS yesterday by Justice
Ferguson, for selling liquor Oh Sunday.
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nTE1W GkRAAN BUILDING AssOoIA
naS q shs sh ssta A:sosa;ion r
M at tie German Hall nth street. sst.i aud :.
and S ona IL
rEss S =
stits.ios. the ana :: esroes y. iasted
s Ssan n; sa & .sss
T.esens! + y. such >. vii sfs.iiS rsan:d t.:t.
object to b attained win b psrmaasnt .d,.at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = -
The UndeIstsned, Physicians TO the Poor OF she
several Wards, will vaSciuats all pers In their
s ss.peetiys Wards vi. are unable or uawi ling to
se: ts
'1' 4 Ass Ss Ward 1s4 Penn.
O. tart 4. B. Second 'a Ward. znsvi.ls !. drug
stcre corner Eth street and Pennsy!vania avenue;
.GE6N DALE, N. D.. Third Ward, No. sas
NV v. aarEsksRkr, M. D roarth Ward, corner
. sTSEs S MssSsXs s. sitsS Ward sas Penn
W. 81. COMBS, M D. Sixth Ward, at p. 8.
walsh = drug store, No. COS Eighth street east;
sss a.:
@JOs eHAFPIlLO'g BALTIMJRE CON
W. FECTItNERY. $50 S,ath street, bet,ceen G
and II Parties, Balls Fairs, Receptions We'd
dinss snd other kntertsinments furnisEe at short
est rotice and most reasonable terms Ice @: cam
q its;% ns
CT the city and Georgetown il Him
~GRIAT !AlR TO BE Held AT ran
u5 PATENT OFFICE BUILDING-At .
meeting OF the Ladies' Relief Association for the
the Beneht of RS Families and the Christian
Commission; at the house of Mayor Wallach, Jan
Resolred. That the President Of the Associ.tian BE-
specially instructed to notify the citizens Of Wash
In Rtnn through the city papers IT to contribute
sny Tor the benefit Of the Fair to any person
not authorized by . commission to collect. signed
by the President.
In accordance With the foregoing resolution,
hereby give the notice required
N~STARVATION. -Those who are tirs1 OF
A3 >. being drqSgsd and half :tsrysd, .ho N
clifton Particular attention given to diseases
arisin from i'm purity Of the blood Consultation
Room 492 It'll street, Warrington, D. Q.
de - Inn
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~ That rebel regiment that is always at
tempting to desert, and is always being fired
upon in the rebel camp, is at it again, (near
S'evensburs this time.) according to a city CO.
temporary. The fighting, it is stated by the
same authority, has been IN progress for about
week, with "heavy musketry and artillery"
ard is yet gong on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

~ The New York Commercial, under its
new management, is one Of the best Of the
New York dailips
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BAwDY- HOUSES INDICTRD.-The grand Jury
have indicted the following persons for keep.
ing baW dy. houses, who have given bail for
their appearance Maria Berringtr JENNY
Taylor, Kate Bennett and julia Dean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

KENO Superin-
Marshall the gambling apparatus taken from
the establishment of Hillary Hutchns, George
town, some months ago. The apparatus will
badly 60 back to the former owners
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DEFEAT OF THE REBELS.
[By the Peoples Telegraph Linel
NASHVILLE, Jan. 27.-The rebel raiders have
been defeated both at Athens and Florence, and
the rebels are endeavoriug to reach their own
lines. The raid has been suddenly arrested.
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FsRDs NEW THRATER.-Mrs. Bowers bens-
ut Is announced for TO- morrow night, and will
most undoubtedly draw large and apprecla-
tive audience. Seats for either Tomorrow or
Monday nights, may be secured to-day or to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

Arkansas Gen. CAN'T, of Arkansas, leaves
this city this afternoon for his home; sanguine
in the belief that Arkansas will be fully res.
tored to the Union by her own act before the
coming Fourth Of July.
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SORE TROOPS 70 BE CALLED ron.
(By the Peoples Telegraph Linesl

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s.-The Hartford Comm
1Smes says that Il 10 understood among militia.
~ men in that city that another call for troops
win be made By the let Of February. and that
the call viii b FOR 400,oO0 men for three years
and 100000 for nine months. This information
is said TO come nom sources entitled to credit.
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FELL DEAp.-Yesterday, about nine o'clock
a. m George Wedge, cold, fell dead at hi.
house in the county precinct, north of Benniu g's
Bridge. The jury OF inquest decided that he
died OF congestion Of the brain, caused by 8
violent fit of anger. Deceased was about sixty
years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

~ The northern quotations sho a notice
able decline In the price of coal, as compared
with the month Of December.
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~ EorEls roostipg in trees at New Albany
Indiana, were found on New Years morning
upside down, hanging by their claws to the
hmbs. frozen hard and solid The New York
Post saws So
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p b N g PR N IS,
SPRAG UES AND PAClFiCS.

We shall open to day 500 pieces Of the above csl-
sbrafed Prints In new and very choice designs,
and although the agents price In New York is "a
cents cash By the case We shall them BY the piece
or cut AIRY quantity at IS cents per yard.
We shall also open TO day 30 places of Bprague's
6HIRTING PRINTS in small figures and stripes
jos. ], MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvsnia avenue,
JAZZ 2t between 9th and 10th sts.
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NOT TO BE PUBLISHED.

An order has been issued prohibiting news
papers publishing the names and regiments Of
rebel deserters coming within our lines The
objection urged is that our papers find their
way through the lines, and such publication
has tendency to retard the desertion of others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

T oST-This morning between house No $50.
II street, and Room No =. Indian Once Five
TW1NTI. DOLLAR BILLS. A reasonable reward
fee. "a % as
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TMIss Il. r. GRElNPlILD,
US TEE" BLACK SWAMI
Assisted By her pupil, tie
YOUE6 SWAN,
VIII give another Concert In the 18th street Pres
byterian Church, on
MONDAY EVENING. Feb LIST,
Commencing at O'Clock. Admission Is cents.
IN n IT.
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BURNED DowM-A small tenement the
cy 81 a stranger in these parts. who was &C.
cused Of selling liquor to soldiers, was burned
down yesterday BY parties represented TO Q.
connected with sCme provost Guard. IL WAS
Silverspring, Montgomery county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

~ Parson BrownIow has returned to Knox.
willie.
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EOR SALE Oh HIRE "A Tam. coasi.tius of
j. i two fine DRY drtiylDs young Horses, With a.
t I1sgirs eo.nsr sth ana streets bssvssn6S
We sAva JUST Hs9.1vED Fa1M NEW
Gs BE- 81 ss and
10. prices. Our Black Tea for PEI: pound Can
NO: as g S Sssss Kim N.Y. Yo 4as Is
NorlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO MEsoRs
~ TILION 4 VINInG that the two Horses,
Go . Bazaar, on tuesday F.b ID, 1854 unless they
come forward pay sA'fs's aRd t:s on sT
jas ST. Fourteenth street Livery Stable.
SrE1NwAY sons PIANOS.
other pianos manufsesu1ed can S Be com. m SU
pared With them; The differ.n noe is foTTU
stsinSss: sivs,s rsssiy. the ar,. premium over
saa sSs9 come aaa
in com petition. A large assortment is always to
'sf for sale At sf;z 4 Fl ware
/ hath obtained from tho Orphsns' Court Of
o. a. esssts
Theodore = Boucher. late Of Gsorseto1n. b o..
sts sns
of the said estate.
Given under my hand thi. 18th day Of I.uu.ry,
A. D. 1854 ELIZA q. y. BOUCHER
JOHN. J. BOGUE.
ia % -law3w& Administr aters.
RUFCUR's STRATEGY AND TACTICS
~ Leccy Maxims and Instructions on the Art
of War London.
Magraths Art Of War: London
0rsighills Manual for st al Omcers.
Dupar 8 Art of War
Jomini'3 Campaign Of Waterloo.
Macdouga ll's CanDsiRn of annibSl: London,
Graham's Art Of War: London
Maedoussll Theory OF War: London.
Halleck's Military Art.
Jomini's Art OF War.
Wit hell's Thoup hts on Tactics: London,
Yates on ftrateGy: London.
SZabad 3 Modern War.
Napoleons Msxims Of War.
jas RRANCK TAYLOR
ID SMALL -POX
URE And fresh VACCINE MATTER wArrant
ed, for sale 1T BENTLEY NEWTONB Drug
Store, corner 7th and SITS. Vaccination done in
the be; manner any day after o'closk ia n St.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
~ GOAL OIL LAMPS
large stock and variety Of patterns of Coal Oil
Lamps, received this day and for sale at pricss
w. B0TELER SON.
31S iIron Hall) Penn. avenue,
1aNT between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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NAVY YARD.-In the joiner's department.
VIM Pritchard has been appointed quarterman
in the place of James Tier, who has been an
pointed carpenter to the Potomac FiotiIla.
The Comm odore Reed left last evening for
her station on the lower river
The Eutaw left this morning for Pinsy Point
is stated, for the purpose OF making her joints
supple.
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THE CASE OF WHITNEY.-ln the case of
Levi H. Whitney, who was arrested here on
Tuesday week, on the charge of being III Il
tive from justice, from California, where it is
alleged he was under indictment for murder,
was brought out Of jail On a writ of habsls
corpus, Chief Justice Cartier this morning
made decision discharging the prisoner from
custody.
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NEW ATT RACTION

4 First.s class ShOe Store In It'll Street,
IHAvI OPENED THE
LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In the city Of Washington, with . very extensive.
Stock Of
LADIES, MIssHs,. CHILDRlNs
GENTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
body L RO6lh THAI,
No. SIT 7tb street, InteIlisencer 8look,
ID door above street. west side.
great variety Of MILITARY BOOTS.
00l4 SO6m
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r. o o d N VS.
~ FROM THR
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton at Is cents
GOOD dark Caiicoes only 1871,
which We have just received; together with .
great many other bargains
Possessing unusual adva nta ses for supplying
ourselves with lotions, We are enabled to sell by
the piece or case, w -
MusliDs at m anu fscturer's pr ,es.
Also, pieces Black Silk, from s7}a cts to 8 | rs
per yard
Ladies Ladies! We do adviss
To buy before another rise
LANsBCRG l. BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
315 Seventh streat,
y1 ~ " Third door above street.
NOTioE OF COP PARTNERSHIP hays fir ,m
this day associated with me Mr. JOIN A.
hHkkM az Partner, for the manufacture of Lime
sale OF cement, Plaster, Hair &c at INV old stand
near the Aqueducs Bridge viii be known hersaf,
L Tu % me name, style aud firm of Cooley &
sai nary ] 1864. VIM IT anDEy
,e the rev firm solicts the patronage 50 literally
tts heretofore and fatter the res that
- 3, can iSrnisn Lime &c at As low price o. any
IN .ne sfeas or times will admit Of
"a q o. GODsY RHEEM.
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PITkIN &c CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO BARNES Il co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AN
Dealers in Sutlerss SUPPLIES,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, @. .,
AND

No. 25 KING sTRlET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
In consequence of the recent order of the War
apartment, requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, we have thought it advisable to open another
house for the accommodation of our friends
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
houfe of Barnes Co., 49, Ninth street. Wash
ineton. and can now offer the largest and best az :
scrtment of Suffers Goods, in both Cities
One Of the partners residing in Philadelphia is
all the time In the market for the .hase of Sup
plies and as we buy for cash we fatter ourselves
that we can sell prime goods as low as they can be
bought anywhere.
In view of the many frauds perpstratsd on uur-
chasers OF Army 81 pplies we have given personal
ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats Jellies
Milk, de-. aud confidently recommend them to be
OF the re'y best qualify.
We also invite yoLr special attention to our large
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, Segsrs, kutler's Hard ware and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN 4 co.
WASHINGTON January l. 1864
Having disposed of orr stock of merchandise to
the hrm OF hessre. Pitkio Il Co. we take great
pleasure In recommending them to our friends and
customers, who have SO generously patronized us
We do so, with the knowledge that our Successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make 1t for
TIE interest Of all to continue thu patronsse to
them which basbeen so literally extended to u.s.
ia 2SIm BARNES & CO.
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WHAT HETTIE THINKS ABOUT IT.-WAsH.
INGToN, Jon. 26, iS64.-Mr. Editor-Dear Sir.
Although not an NJ. D., yet would like to add
one sue gestion in addition TO Dr. ]. E. Morgan's
1t is this: That all persons having the small
pox stay on their own premises until they are
well, instead OF wrapping up, walking about
the Streets and visiting their neighbor as soon
as they are able to walk.
Respectfully yours, HgTrIR.
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Nv RlTIN0 D1eKe. PORTFOLIOS. PEN
w knives. Photoaraph Albrms, Chsssusn. Ca:as
Boards, Rscs eemnoD Boards SoiS Pens, a LA =
Rnets Luv ettes, Diaries, TO-; 10 For ssis % sss
/. e. ~ ss'ess. FRAHoK TAYLOR.
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UIT11N6OUb1. 1AN1 OO.s
b 4 N r = i 8
no, $50 pINN4YLvAH1A AV1NU1,
WIN continue 70 furnish
D. .. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
~ long issued Government. a ~.
.. Coupon g. OIL
o. B. 30 Treasury Notes.
a. g. Certificates OF Indebtedness.
GOLD AHp sILvlR BOUGHT AND SOLD.
sxshanss on al parts Of Europe and the NoYtAs,
Cities sold In sums 10 salt purchassrs.
stooks and Gold bought In New York exclusive.
on Commisgtou.
,yu RITTlNHOCSB kAga I %
nLIAGD NOTICE THE FACT -PIsin Sswias
L ana xmbf oidsry exc euted At the ssortsst no
tee apt % moderate priees ct the store recentiy
eened on I street. No l39 between sth sad 90
streets north side Particula- attention paid "a
tie msnufscture a gepsl-men's ard ID sis,' Gar.
ments together With every description OF chill
drens Cloths. Aliberal patsoDsfs sesisT, naas
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A HANDSOME CARRIAeB-Lately, q num-
Der Of smart looking business wagons, made at
the North, have attracted attention on our
streets, but we noticed ono this morning, the
property Of Mr.. John L. Ellis, music dealer,
which, while it Is decidedly the handsomest
piece Of work we have lately seen in that line,
is at the same time manufactured by Washing.
ton mechanics, John f. Bridget, builder and
M. T. Parker, painter. 1t is q credit to all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28
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