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FROM SHENANDOAH VALLEY,


FROM SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
The Repulse of Moseby-The attack on
Major Coles Maryland Cayairy-The
Defeat of the Rebels. ----
CAMP ON LoUDoUN HEIGHTS, LoUDoU Co.,
VA, Jan. 10.-ECorrespondence Baltimore
American. .l-Our new camp on Loudoun
Heights wac, just before the early dawn this
morning, baptized in blood. Precisely at half
past four o'clock this morning, Moseby's Rebel
Battalion, himself in person at their head,
avoiding our pickets on the roads, crossed the
fields and dashed into our camp with a fiend-
like yell. They poured a volley into the tents
where our officers and men lay sleeping,
wounding many at the first fire. Many OF the
tents ofofficers and men were soon surrounded
by mounted and dismounted cavalry. and d
demand for instant and unconditional snrreh.
der made.
This demand was answered BY shont OF
defiance from our boys, as they rusned from
sailants, and with their trusty carones and re-
volvers drove back the astonished rebels, who
had promised themselves such an easy victory
over the :. sleeping Yankees" The rebels raj
lied, and SO did our men, as best they could,
and isrough and tumble'' fight Of fifteen
min utes ensned, when Moseby sung ont uRe.
treat bows; they are too many for usp' Aud
the discom fitted Major and his midnight assas.
sins made a precipitate flight in the direction
of HiIlsborongh. The rebels fought with the
most desperate vindichyeness, which was only
equalled by the coolness and undaunted valor
Of our gallant boys. who fought, I will venture
to say, as scarcely ever men fought before,
partially suTprised, a. indeed they were.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

OPen HOstlIIty TO Tie R1chmOnd Dynasty.
NKWBERN, N. g., Jan. 9.-The 5sth Pennsyl.
vana have re-er listed for the war, and will
soon leave for home on furlOugh. Several
batteries have also re.enlisted, as we'll as q
majority CT the various regiments.
Eleven hundred persons In Newbern have
taken the oath annexed to the Presidents am.
nestY proclamation.
The Times, the new loyal paper here, says
the people Of the State are ripe FOR against
the Richmond government. The leaders of
the movement advocate q separate sovereignty,
though boldly avowing return to the Union
Dixie.
The Raleigh Standard says the people in the
extreme western counties Of North Carolina
ground OF disloyalty to the Confederate govern
ment
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Condition of the Charlesronians

Boston, Jan. H.-The Traveller states that
letters have been received in this city from
northern clergyman, who established himself
in Charleston with his family but short time
before the rebellion. He gives touching details
OF the anguish and suffering of the inhabitants,
many of whom hope and pray tor redemption,
even at the hands OF the Yankees. In his opin-
ion, the time is rapidly approaching when it
will be found necessary to give up the city to
save the people from absolute starvation. OF
course there are those who can leave the place,
but many have not the means, nor have they
apy place of refuge.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
John Tucker arrived here this morning from
Baltimore with about eighty wounded rebel
prisoners bound to Point Lookout.
1t is rumored that Generals Barnes, Getty
and Ledlie have been relieved of their COM
mands in this department and ordered to the
Army OF the Potomac, and General Weltsel
will succeed General Barnes.
Private Wilson b. Kerns, Of battery b, Sd
Pennsylvania artillery, has been senten &C to
be sh lot for desertion. The sentence has been
approved by Gederal Butler.
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IAY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND ExcHANoE>-les
We shall continue to sell AT PAl
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATIS
FIVE TWENTIES,
a aHd st tns
date The unsold balance of this loan is now
Less than One Hundred Millions Of Dollars.
and is being rapidly absor bed by home and foreign
demand for Investment, and by the new National
Banks as basis for eircustion. When all sold, the
vance to handsome premium As an Investment
Ssz per Cent. per Annnnn in Gold,
payable semi-snnuallyJ equivalent, at present
prices of coin, to
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
The ooUPoS, soHDs S tpsyssbIls sIe to bssssr} s Are
and T the sA AREGfsTERED BoNbs payable to order, order
and
~ Soo
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Goyernment tax upon them Is only one ana
one half per cent. per annum upon the interest,
when the Income Of the holder exceeds 5000.
Circulars are furnished at our counter, or upon
application by mail, giving any further information
tAat may be desired concerning this and otner GOV
srument Loans and the organization OF National
Banks.
ekeep on hand and for sale q full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
de 16-dtf JAY COOKE & co.
RooPED SKIRTS AND bRAss GOODS.
. DOZEN HOOP sKIRrs Of new and beautiful de.
. sigIs,
Also. Plain and Corded POPLINs,
HIRlN0Es, COBUR9s, VALlNOIAS,
bALh0HALs, Il O.. &c.
keceiyed and at low pies.
NON TAYInR a m
ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF 1HH LAWS or
"A the United States from the oommen cement Of
me 8th To the end Of tho Hth Oonsre 1857 1855
Ven npietins Brizhtlys nited States Digest to the
Ptfssnt time. vol. Ss 81.
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FORO'9 NEW ThEATER,
TENTH 9TRBIT. ABOvvR
FORO'e NEW THEATER,
TENTH Strict. ABOvlE.
So1n =. 1olD Manager and ProprietoY
tAlso OF Holiday Street Theater, Baltimofs)
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January u.
FASHION ABLB NOVELTY.
First night Of
-- MRS. DIP BOWHRs -
The best actress in America. who will appear this
evening in Baiwers Celebrated Play =
entitled
THI LADY OF LYONS.
TO conclude With the favorite farce emitted
THI POST OF HONOR.
Tomorrow night
HOM HO AND JULIET
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle so cents Orchestra Chairs Is cts
Family Circle. Is cents Private Box .Sli l. S6
GROWERS THEATER. aa
Pennsysvdnia Avenue, near WiuardS Hotel.


being the 1'' ~ ' ..
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
of the tale ented youre rtist, ..F
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
hes been set apart for the e:eat event of the en-
character. --t =. -. = - : = -.
CLYsBIA, THE JEWIsH MAIDEN,
in Cboulers srperior Translation of Mosenthsl's
Great German play Of l. Deboroh,' another trans.
lation Of which is now being performed in Europe
ana America and was recently produced at this
tneater Win i'm mense succees, under the title Of
LEAH, THl FORSAKEN. -
Performance to night viii consist of the great
drama, In ave acts, from the German, entitled
CLY6BIA, THE DEsDRTED, .s.
To. orrow, lThursday } last night, positively of
MIes CHARLOTTD THOMPSON,
when she will APPEAR. By express desire Of many
VINO we're present at the performance ON Monday
ni8ht last, % lnez. In the beau tiful drama OF
CLOUDS WITH SILVER LINING
Regular Family Performance on Saturday after.
noon, at the cheap prices of admission
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COLLECTORS.

COLLECTORS
FIRST WARD.
S!s ss fassra cisSt NJ: gen gem = fSlssss' Sss:'
rs MsIss tAaHIff hssA Wise
NJ NJ Gen Gen Nm Wap.F Barry Mr. Pet PsteE Parker
Mrs. W. D. Magruder,
NJ fs@is Sspssns Me- Earssi hHs@!n Hyer
ME- ME- K5i}a,ss NJ: ESsSff
Mrs. Mary Z. viii.
THIRD WARD.
Ms M Mary ~ Middleton, Mrs John Kennedy, kssnryd
Mrs Mrs Marie Mari , shssRsra Gresn Ms Miss Mary Murray,
G1aeon s2usser
Mrs Lewis Johnson, Miss Mary Lewis
fourth WARD.
Mrs. ss sssp
NJ: Attorney Cen Bates, Ms Ro6sSt kesron, lsS'
Ms. Thomas :; Walter, Mrs Horatfo t NssttsF Nstsr,
Mr.: B. Mr. hGs hGxaId Sstfn
Mrs. Cornelius Wendell, Mrs. H. G. FAINT.
Miss 8. NJ. Locke,
Mrs Nathan Nat Rsss Sargent Mrs. Charles MsSamee,
NJ: Russell ss fHa Bsche
Ne Ne ii Mi,ddston, Ne; ;?sspS SsaRtsE' ss.ten',
NJ: NJ: l. J. fTss9E5fss' TS95 NJ: NJ: #sssslss
Sixth WARD.
Mr. ns: cia9fe ESss.
Mrs. George X. Wilson, Capt. X. O.
SEVENTH WARD
ST. n: $5a@ts
=, ,,,.,o :. aEoRsEzowS
srs Rm Tsnnsy Mss sassez barnard
as s. 3. v.1s ns Burr E. E Il sssss Esq
Ar LARsE.
Mrs Caleb Smith, Ind, Mrs DolphusSkinner,NY.
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States, who
are most respectfully and earnestly solicited to lend
all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise:
Fast. cossECV5!cuTi ,
DELAWARE
Hon. Nathaniel b. Smthers.
Hon Eenrysw Lnns 1nY;.n Hs Hon. Wm:s; Holman,
Mrs senator TrumbuIl, Mrs Chester. N'''H'
Mrs Owen LoveJoy, Hon. Elihu Wasbburne.
Mrs. Senator Harlan. Hon. J. W. Grimes.
Hon. ~ Hon william NV WINDOW. M Lane
KERrUoKY
Hon Rs1 Rs2 Rs5szt HRs5Bs assay
Mrs Senator Morrill,, Miss aamlin,
ME '''' Mrs Frederick a. Pike. 0'A'
Mrs. rrsncisp P. Bl.ie, hsD Mrs. Senator Hicks,
MS: sepster Johnson, Hon Edwin INV Il. W.bstes. ss
Mrs. Hooper, nASSA0tiSsGfii Hrs. John B. Alley,
Nd BnEts. sEisssne dlisa: st. Res
Mrs. Senator Chandler, Hon John ". Lonsyear.
Hon Alex r Ramsey, Hon. NJ 8. Wilkinson.
Hon. WIN. Windon,
MISSOURI
HSn Hon Hon Hon. James ssE T. Rollins.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
H: Sss. ss@ hsaS!s Ess s;e
Mrs Fred * W. Seward, hon. Augustus Frank,
Mrs Senator Harris; Harris; Hon. Hon Thee. N. Po%eroy
NEW JERSEY.
Mrs. senator Ten Eyck, John Giberson. Esq.
Mrs. s.nator Wade, oAlG; Hon james M. Ashley,
Mrs Gangewer. Ezra L. Stevens, ESQ
Hon. John Sherman, Hon. r. w. Taylor
PEHESYLvANIA.
Hon Jbhn W Forney, Hon. David Wilmot
Hon Ew'd Mcpherson, Hsn. VIM D. Kelly
Hon. Hgar Cowan, Hon, James T. Hale.
RHODE ISLAND
Mrs Senator Sprague, Hon H. b. Anthony.
VERMONT.
Mrs Smator Foot, Mrs. Woodbridge,
Mrs SHato Col amer, Mrs. Justin s. Morrill,.
Mrs. PItus Baxter,
VIRsIHIA r-r
Hon. Senator Carlile, Mrs. j. c. Underwood.
Mrs Judge Wylie,
WEST VIRGINIA.
Hon. Senator Wiley Hon Jacob B. Blair,
Hon. Senator VI an W Winkle Hon. Kellian v. Whaley
t WISCONSIN,.
Mrs. Senator Deolittle. Mrs. Senator Howe.
b. B. FRENCH,
ID s-otFebl President of the Association.
CAh FOR SALE, ~
OUU CORDS OF OAK WOOD, cut last winter.
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NI II.
VI. LOOMS, NJ. D., the Inventor and Patentes
OF the MINERAL Plate TE1TH, At
tends personally at his ONCE in this H@F2
city; Many pereons can wear thesett1fYYY
teeth who cannot wear others, and NO ~
person can wear others WI o cannot weer these.
Persons calling at my OH e can be accommo1 ated
with any lyle and price of Teeth they may desire,
ceanes st. strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINkRAL PLATE will be
Rooms In this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets Also, 207 Arch st.,
Philadel lphia. mar4ly
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600 CORDS OF sSn Sak s4Hk, MoS,D, Gu. l... winter.
piled few hundred yards from switch on the
Washinston Railroad. Add.ss. or apply %
da1l-lms e1 NortA 1atAw e., DalNmo1s.
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News journal.
containing q greater variety OF interesting
read ing than can be found In any other. a.
puhiishsc oa Friday morning.
1t invariably contains the "waxhirgton
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulats SO generally throughout ths
country. er-= 'gs ees- essasaaaazg
slrE.- TERMS. . ..r-sss..-..r
% Cash, tnvdriaoty il sdsa~oe.
Single copy, per annum.........s1 so
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
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SOs...ss 9STle.nos,s Life Of Prescott; The sisl.
thsss Sssrs; immortality q Politics; The Isliy
81 rn' rss s1s
fis' Critical s'slsi;i ssiNsk I'll n; ss4iIon Agent
o y.s' ,sHrs. M rSsAsaMHsn seio1iae ssn
tracts tracts hs.e hay sssn .x.rdsd for heavy proieetilss
ireh Shells The bids for witch we're opened on De
J: Penncck. ijao Is inch Shells Allegheny Arsen-
j. Psnnoel, s,coo 10 inch Shot, Allegheny Arseual
1.s: Marshall 4 Co., s.ooo 10 inch Shells. ALE.
.1ibIiFht 8 stroh, sco l5-inoh Shells. New York
T. Terry. Jr.,, la.oeo 10 inch Shot, New York
W starr ooS il. in III Shell. New York Arsenal,
J: v; Starr, 1,occ 10 inch Shell. Washington
.eavery 4 Co. 7,e0o 10 inch Shot. waship ston
savsfy q Co., 5000 10 inch shsll, Washington
,lnA 4 Co., 1000 is-ineh shell. watertown Arssn-
,IIl. & Co.. 600 ,5-ineh she'll. watsrsovn Arssn-
Mss, Pratt L Co., 5000 10 inch Shot. wstertovn
Gss fIsss ssss Co.. 5000 ,o-ineh Shell. w...r,ovn
fHovaid 4 90 s.coe lo-inch Shot. ss. Louis
EEoxsrd { o., 2oco lo-in,h Shell, st. Louis
sssrbaea Bros. 1.oOe Is inch Shell. watervleit
I'D; YlE1es 4 Co.. l,soe lo-inoh Shot, Water
- : lsea. ,sa y, inn Shot. Water.
1isis sl.sn.f ysl To- goo n''n'h Shot WAFER
,Faf.r. Warren : Co. 1000 lc-insh Shell. Water
.seymour Watson. 900 N-inoh Shell, Water
sweet, Quinaby l. Co., Loo lO-inch She'll, Water
w . n ss.oRsss! s s.!2 2. = s9AaM.sAY. a..
AeESoE FGk pkR RfhRsHFssg pHo5F SAFE zIEr AND BURG
55s Seventh street.
A full and complete assortment of these superior
efI HALLS PATENT i BURGLAR PROOF LOCK,
Always IN s'o1i fsseEeHy RE1oEs.
Also PAYhAs1 1Rs Soxss MoS.y 81 oHrsrs
The cost Of freight is saved to the purchaser By
buying at the agency. pnnu,,ou
oea-Im 55s Seventh street
h.o. HOOD, -
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DIALER
In very fine
GOLD snd SILVER WAToHEs,
RIoH IIAaoNDs, s.5
And Other GOLD JEWELRY,
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
SOLID SILVER WARE,
And PLATED GOODS.
spEOTAoLEs. oPlRA GLAssBS.
MILITARY EouIPMlNTs.
GOLD PENS. DO.
No. 33s Penn avenue,
' Between Ninth and Tenth streets
B.-watches carefully repaired. de Him
n NOTIOI.
DAK1Rs, G.eeers, Flour and Ted Dealers. sut-
spectfu!ly Informed they ean be supplied With sll
INSCRIPTIONS Of HLOUR, GkAiN. tEnH, aAY sad
York .ss ss1ssStSSf g.: :: s::s
cor. ID and sh and 1ndialA Ay:,
% - Sm> aaaY b. & -. Ratlfood nepo
WaAPrIxe sAssa for sale ct tie etax sasa soun-
:, 1t AI cents pey Deonds sfT "a Esse IN
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EcRUITs
WANTED
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS
S432,
Si05 Of which will be paid in advance
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
1892,
9l05 Of which win be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoREp RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
sV BACON,
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
J.C. HYDI,
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
O. A. KEAsBEY,
q street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue.
&c PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town. de l5-tf
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DENTISTRY.

GRlAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY
fsssh Ezra acted s1ithoxt Pain scith tie MxAris Of
O1ygfn.
would advise all persons having teeth TO ex-
tract to call at DR.. LEWIE'S Office,
and eave them taken out by this new
snd harmless process Also call andQIY5YY
examine the Doctsr's new and inn -
you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
Jon Nill have them In no other style than this
nad nd val1able one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
nols 8. r LEwII. II. D.. Dentist.
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THE GREAT FAIR
TO BE HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association,


.a IN THE LARGE
HALL OF PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
~ FOR THE BHEBFIT OF THE
CHRISTIAN OMMISSION
And the Families Of the Soldiers from
the District of Columbia and from
other places, If serving in the
District Regiments.
At a very large meeting Of the Association, at
the house Of Mayor Wallach, on Wednesday,
January 9th, 1854, changes were made in the
committees and the collectors, q new Commit
tee on Decorations was appointed, and also
persons from the several Loyal States to so.
hcit subscriptions, contributions of articles,
&C., it was ordered that the President cause
the list as corrected, to be published in all the
city papers daily until the 1st of February.
PREsIDEHT
Major B. b. FRENCH
...1 VICE PRESIDENT.
kenny D. Cook, Esq.
SECRETARY
sELAH sQUIRES, Esq.
TREASURER.
Mrs. L. E. CHITTsNDRS.
ooHsmTrEE q AaRAxGEMEsrs.
SAYLEsJ. BowEE, Esq.
jos 5asvS v. ARa1s' Hsaus, fss Ess:
Mrs. 3. Bowen Mrs. Richard Walls,h
MRS =. " Angus, Mrs. u. d. Cooke.
MRS. b french. Mrs. Portus Baxter
mrs T. ". Mcclellan, Mrs. Justin g. Morrill,
ExEcurIyE COMMITTEE.
J. +. BRowN, ESQ.
Bon. ]. M. BRoDHEAD.
Hon. GEO. W. MCCLELLAN.
Mrs. Capt Gillis, Mrs r Brown
Mrs T. fsrnhsm, Mrs. J. NJ. B anchard,
mrs. u. Clarke, Mrs. w. p. Dole,
Mrs. D. K Cartier, Miss Mcclellan
FINANCE COMMITTEE
WILLIAM b. TODD, Eeq.
Mrs. r. RARNHAM.
Mrs. W. L. NICHOLSON
Mrs d. w. BLISS
Mrs. +. 4. SPINNER.
COMMITTEES ON DECORATIONS.
Hon J. P. Usher, Chas F. Stansbury ESQ
Hon. e M Stanton, D. W Mahon ESQ
Hon. Gideon Welles, z. D. Gilman, Esq,
Hon. D. Holloway, VIM H Baldwin Eso
Hon. Isaac Newton, Gen Dewitt G. CLARK
Hon. w. ?. Dole. Mrs. President Lincoln
Thorhas 2: Walter, Esq, Mrs. Gen. W F. Barry,
John G. Rives, Esq, Mrs. Edward Jordan
John L. Hayes, Esq,
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IOHN GOLDIN i CO,

No Market Spoee, betreen 9Th and eth streets, one
door east Of Perry + Bro
Having furnished our Gallery with an entire new
Stock, sc cured the most modern instruments and
Material, and ranged. the most approved plan,
Cur light, under the immediate supervision Of J.
Goldin long known 70 our citizens In the Photo.
graphic artD We Pre- pared to furnish the Public
with Photograph, Plain. in India Ink, Water and
Oil Colors, from Miniatures to Imperial and Life
Size Ambrotypes al sizes, Cards de Visite and
Vienettes for Albums;
types and Daguerreotypes.
We haye made arrangements with Ohsarles d.
Yrsdericks d Co Photogr aphsrs, New York, to
keep M constantly supplied with Cards Dc Visite
Of Ill the Celebrities Of the day, to which We In
vits the attention of the Public.
OonstAntly on hand, full supply Of the most
choice French Albums. Also, Frames Of all sizes
and i inds. de24.lms
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CANTERBURY HALL,
MUSIC CANTERBURY. AND
Il {CANTERBURY.t THHATlR.
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Amagninc. MT advertisement from the grand ballet
BALLO IN MAsOH ERA
By Mons. Foucht and the ROM AMI Ballet Troups.
Mr.. Eagan' 3 New Buresque Ballet lin black
F--r LA MAsHEk D1 sHE-WILL-AH!
LA MASH1R DE HHl-WILL-AHi
Mr.. WilIIamG' New LauRhable Ethio plan Sketch
TIE YOUTH NHQNEVlR SAW WOMAN.
THI YOUTH WHO NEV1R SAW WOMAN
The Beautiful Afe eetins Domestic Drama,
THE MOMENTOUB QUESTION
TIL M0M1NTOUs QUESTION
TIM HAYS IN HIS BIsr CLOG DANCES.
AND TIN CORPS I'AFRIQUE. g
THAT'S oT JUGGLING, &c.
Doors open At quarter to Z; performance at q
quarter before o'eloGk. Admission Is and 80 cts
RI9ULAR FAMILY MATINEE ..
ia 4.6t SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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H AUCTION NOTICE.
llAVIHG Connected with the Hsuse Furnishing
Business that Of general Auction and Commission
business entru sted to my care.
Alarse and dry basement for storage OF goods for
auction sales.
Cash advances made on cons garments.
5ssI- Il. BUOHLY,
Auctioneer and House Furpisher,
de 19-1n 42S 7th st., between g and n.
nRPARTAxET OF AGRIoULIURE,
II -. WAsHIsGfoE, D. O., Dec: Is, 1858. :,
He,np Tbs egpmissionsrs appointed by this De:
Pennsylvsnia, Wilkkm Bailey, Of Rhode Island,
and John A. WsrdSr, Of Ohio, TO consider the fol
loving spprorriataop. made BY the last Congress,
viz For nyestigAtf0nA TO test the practicability
OF eulnyating and preparing fax and hemp - 2
substitute for cotton. twenty thousand dollars !"
having met, and after several days investgs tion
OF the subject, believing th4t further and fuller
notice Of their investigations might produce
M and request all persons Interested In the distri-
button Of this appropriation, or anxious to develop
the subjea for the public good to send to this De-
partment, On or before that day, samples Of the
Hemp and slsX in the differ ent stages Of preparANS
ton Of tbs abres AID fabrics pre- pared by taeHS
AccompanixI by statements OF the various nfd.
cesses 4ad the cost Of produeron in each eaee
also descriplon OF the kinds ana cost Of nachin:
cry sed, whore made, de-, together with any and
al information that may be useful to tho Commits
Tlis esar1ianaa ,nsssssasz .aeiaaee ssls,.
6alk dtd IaA A0 m UWT0N fYoyrssaS n yo.n
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7" HIDES-HIp1a
w LII Be sold st Public Auction, on svet,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At II o'olcak q
a, st the Wharf on Sixth street., WsshinGtcn, Al
sAte.
moment Of sale. g.. BILL.
al1 iOHron.s 1t. Col. and o. a. d.
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NoRfh AMERICAN REVIlW TOR JANUA
IN BY. &l25 = =.
CoaTlKfs -TIcknor's Life Of Prescott; The Bibl
And Slavery; The mbulanes system; The Biblis
Lie of Gt vernon winthrop; The SANITARY Con,
mission; Renang Life Of Jesus; The President
Policy; Critical Notice.. E Es. ;sls By -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-28
The Issue in Georgia .

The despatChss published lIsL evening, are Of more
importance tLAn would appear at 6rst sight. They
nouncsd IL IL true, no movement saving the Ope
raons in OheathAIns 'front.' But they poIsess sgDi6
canoe which scarcely be OVsrrated for the situA
ion at Atlanta has reached high point Of INFER
eat; and the recent struggle which we had begun 10
lock upon as its eliminating point has served 10 in
snsy that interest. From the first announcement Of
battle joined in Georgia. which created such excite.
ment here At the close Of las; week, had Expect
ed from the tone of the despatch conveying the INTEL
hgence, that il bat the prelude to extended
operations Which, from the character claimed for the
new leader of the Georgian army had hopsd TO be
short, sharp and decisive" At irst indeed, We we're
informed that our troops were actually in puru; and
this it would SEEM would have led to immediate COLI
ision Bot iere occurred the Aches in the events We
to have ceased the pursuit. perhaps otherma-
elueS are bang t.ctsd Still, there is feature
IN our latest intelligence, which, to say the least Is
quit, dissgreesb 1t il the fact that Yankee shes are
being thIo ~n into Atlanta Itself 1t is difficult 10 recon-
Gle this with the fact that pursuing the foe in
the early part Of the conf CT. This, coupled with the
fact that We are still uniformed of the result Of that
pursuit. S calculated to create dstrust Bat for
selves, who are Wing to accept harbnger Of sue
cess the 6rs1 feat Of the gallant young soldier who
commands the Georgian army We abide the issue hops
.uly, and feel satisfied that the interests Of the CON
mon caRse and the reputation of that army viii be
sharply looked after aud VigilAnt
We have only stated tho alarms and misgivings Of
some in reracng the history Of the events which have
occurred with the Last four ds Bot our faith 10 the
iesus ia "a mistaken IoW A IL Naa three davs
since when the cheering nrst reached us Let us
patient to the last, and gallant young chiefa
will jet meet the peoples most sapguine hopes