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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5-The Ohio Legis ,aturs
organized yesterday at Columbus. J. r. Hub
bell was elected Speaker Of the House and
William E. Davis Clerk of the Senate. Gov
ernor Tods message is very brief The fnan-
cial affairs of the State were never in a better
condition. The public debt has been reduced
SIX hundred and seventy-six thousand dollars
he militia system adopted by the Legis lature
last winter has proved a success. He recon-
mends that banking corporations now existing
under State authority be given all reasonable
laciiities Tor closing their business. Ho at.
tributes the escape Of John Morgan to negli.
gence arising from q misunderstanding bet We en-
the evil and military officers at the peniten.
tary as 10 their respective duties He calls
attention 10 the bravery and 'gaIlantry OF our
soldiers in the field, and says, Although the
wicked Re bellion still continues, we can Justly
claim for Ohio full performance of duty in
the effort to crush it. The number of troops
rais ed since the beginning OF the war is two
hundred thousand six hundred and seventy
one.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHE.
ARMY OF the POTOMAC,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY Or THE Potomac,
Jan. 5.-Noihing OF interest is transpring All
are er deavoring to keep comfortable
The following circular was published to-.
day: .-.....- :. s..e... 'aH-
Prorost Marshdrs Department. Headquarters
Army Of the Potomac, January d, 1S6i.-Sutiers
will hereafter obtain the printed invoices from,
and have them approved by the Q Quartermas-
ter General, the same as when they hauled
them by teams. M PATRICK,
49, -. -s...r.- Provost Marshal General.
There Were three inches of snow las, night
IT was pleasant to-day, but is very cold to-
night. sa Es.s.
The enrolment Of citizens In this army is
nearly completed, including whites and blacks
The number subject to draft will be very CON.
siderable.
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IAY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND ETCHANGE.
We shall continue to sell At Par
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED sTATEs
known as
FIVE TWENTIES,
payable in twenty years, and redeemable at the
pleasure OF the government after Ave years from
Less than One Hundred &ftilions Of Dollars.
demand for Investment, and by the new National
Bonds will, like the Hseven-Thirty'' Loan, ado
vance to handsome premium As an investment
S,z per Cent. per Annam in Gold,
tpsyable semi.annuallyJ equivalent. at present
Nine pc, Cent. in Currency.
The COUPON goNos tPsysbls to bearer are
and
and z ansferabe as bank stock. upon the books Of
e;
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Government tax upon them is only one and
when % the income inc e Of the holder exceeds 5000
C1rculars are furnished at our counter, or upon
ernnent Loans and the organization of National
We Eeep on hand and for sale 8 full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
de 16-dtt JAY COOKE & CO.
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vania Legislature,

HARRISBURG, Jan. 5.-The Senate was occu-
pied to. day in balloting for Speaker Eight
ballots were taken, but all resulted in tie, the
remaining Senator who has the casting vote
being prisoner of war at Richmond
Mr.. Lowry Of Centre county. proposed that
a committee be delegated to request JEFF. Davis
TO release him in order to organize the Penn.
sylvania Legislature, but as an amendment
was substituted to make MIR. Lowry the COM
mittee, the motion was withdra wn. AS this
tie vote promises to contin ne in the Senate, the
prospect CT the organization of the Legislature
and reception Of the message OF Gov. Curtin
remains uncertain. Both Houses have ad.
iourued till 10. morrow
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Reply of General W ood to General Rose.
Grams, Report.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-General Rosecrans'
official report OF the battle Of Chickamauga is
published to-day, together with the reply of
General Thomas L. Wood to portion OF it.
General Rosecrans attributes the gaps opened
on the line OF battle through which the rebels
poured, deciding the fortunes of the day ad-
versely to us, to Woods erroneous conclusion
that obeying the order to close up on General
Reynolds, he had to withdraw from the line
and pass to the rear Of General Brannan.
Wood, in reply, shows that BranHan was in
that he could not obey the order to support the
latter without Withdrawing and passing in the
rear of BranDan's division, and that the order
being peremptory and urgent, he had no dis
cretionary power, and simply obeyed orders.
The point seems to be clearly made against
RnSecranS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMoRE ANp OHIO RAILROAD.

II s
On and after Monday. January 9Th, 1864, dyiy
trains will he run between Washington ana new
10Th, and Washington and the west as loiows:
FOR ORPHlLADELPHiA.NE NEV YORK ana BOSTON
Leave Washipsto at 7 80 and III .4o a n ana
and Lac II. daily, except sunday. on sunday,
at % P. II. only.
Leave Washington at 6.sn. and ll.4i a. M :,
and s. TO- 4 80, and 8 q p NJ daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday. at 50 A. NJ. and 8. n and 30 T. NJ.
FOR ALL PARTS OF Tbs WEST. .-
Leave Washington st g. and 81 A. M. and q. ~
P. NJ daily, except sendsy. On Sunday, at Q % 2.
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, at 4.S
.The first and fourth trains from Washington,
snd fourth and fifth trains from baltimore. stop at
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SIS, 80 and 7.sN ?. NJ. On Sunday. at and 80
A, NJ. and 3.l5 P. N. . IL
80, CONSULTATION TRAIN. .f ..
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday. at ITO
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 50 Nj and 10 p M.
Leave Baltimore at 10 A. NJ. and 3.15 2. M.
Trains leaving Washington at 50 A. NJ. and
D P. M, go through to New York without
without change OF cars.
For further information. tickets Of every kind, i,
&c, apply to George 8. koontz, agent At wash
ington Station, or at the Ticket Office.
..- W.P. SMITH Master OF cransp'tn.
ja4tf M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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From St. Domingo.

NEW YORK, JAN 5.-St. Domingo advices to
the Turks Island Standard represent the Span.
iares are making but little progress.
The town of Samana had been plundered by
the Spaniards, and the Wesleyan mission
house and chapel burned.
The merchants Of st. Thomas have closed all
accounts with Porto Rico, Hayti and Cuba, and
Will not transact any further business with
those places except for cash.
Gandara was completely surrounded by the
Dominicans at Bani, and the Dominlcans have
erected battery which commands the entrance
to the harbor of Porto Plata.
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LOCAL NEWS.

LEVY CoURT.-This Court reorganized on
Monday by the election OF Nathan Sarsept
president; Nicholas Callan, clerk and treasurer:
and James PilliDg, county collsc sctor of taxes
Inc Court is the same as last year; old mem
beIs having been nomin ated and confirmed
he following standing com mmittees Were ap-
pointed by the Chair: On Finance-Messrs
Bowen, Plant, and Barr; Improvement
Messrs. Barr, Plant, and Belt; on Schools
Claims-M srs. Thomas, Belt, and Larner; on
Licenses, &c.-MessTs. Blagden, Bowen, and
Thomas: TO Represent the Interests of the (yourt
before Cor gress-Messrs. Plant, Bowen, and
Nichols. -..- = : :
The annual salary CT the Attorney OF the
Court was fixed at S2CO. . - - -
A resolrtion was adopted regulating the pay
and expenditures on roads, bridges, &c, and
declaring that no supervisor or other CORES
ponding agent CT the Court shall hereafter dis.
burse any county money-so that the auty is
tirely, the treasurer to have the voucher OF
each N Sn employed, and the certificate OF the
supervisor for all other expenditures
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolred, Thathereafter no ne W road or roads
shall be surveyed, plated, or stoned in the
county OF Was hington until the majority OF the
members comprising the Levy Court ehRil
have exama,ned the route through which said
roads are proposed to be made.
examined and approved by the Committee Of
Finance, showed on the let of November last,
SS, f2 .46 in his hands, and on the LIST OF Decem-
ber SO, 4t222 His account current, up to the
lst OF January, inst, shows a balance in his
hands of Sl,G50.
The Court has adjourned until Monday, the
18th list. ..a D..
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Railroad Collision.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The passenger train
from this city and the train from DAYTON, On the
cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton roai, colli-
deo, seven miles this side Of Dayton, at ten
o clock this morning. The bag aggage master was
kiiieo, and fifteen OF twenty others injured
smashed. - '
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-We have the names of
Inc three Killed and the thirty. five wounded in
the railroad accident near Dayton to -day, all of
lY il lured.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction. e.s,

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auction. e.s.
VRusrEE's SALE OF HEAL .EsTArs.-By
e. IS s:is IS ssG;sss "a s:ss;s s;s + s:
ssi az z 9si f9oei f s'sa9 sa Il
under said decree, .i :eil; on shs pisni.... 81
usIy isss: Lot numbersd twenty % ssas H IN 3 square
mum bered four hundred and eleven, with the ap-
With interest. secured By deed Of trust on the
An sonysysncins and ssa%ps g "a. ,oss q ths
dsio.so4ds GREEN VILLA Ms. Auess. s.
ByJ:o Q: MCGUIRE & CO., Auetionesra.
THRUsTEnD eALl or IMPROVED AND On
4 IMPROVED RBAL Isr Arn SITUATED RAsf OF
District Of me-
under certain deeds of trusts recorded in
ons astT .b.. G id i 1S s1ss
60; also. one other .sco.ded in Libsr A. g., No.
81 ssansy .ns = f o sA
1. I shan, on THrRsDxT, the 18th day of JaausrS..
f. g. s9sd!' i?s'sSn s.ss ss
ssi saa shsas ana s'0f' Al'0
Al.o: lots 8 and S, in Square No. 80, unin-
The s t1stsa on street
for j. butcher, as it has sll Of the necessary sp
Terms: One-third cash balance In two equal
notes at six and twelve months, on interest, se.
q. s,.e.a. n aeaTiRE sa5hssE1To Is S;e;tss sss;.
IT 9. MILITARY RAILROAD oEFIoB,
wAsHrscTos, w D. B. G., Dec. is' isss.
locomotive zNe1SEs AND RA1LRoAD1RoN
will sen, At Public Auction, at tho Orange and
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of January next
Ten second hand Locomotive Encines, feet sh
About 900 Tens Of old Rans. t and o pattern
:, go " Gar Wheels
" sSe s% {" ST,asusht S,,su s'rsP Iron
lot OF Steel Springs eaeet Iron, &C.
Sale 10 commence at 10 q. N. .' &C.
~ II L. ROBINSON,
deI9 Captain and A. Q. n.
W. Hfo1sl
w LII 30 Hold at Auction, every WEDNESDAY
sn2 SATu DAY. st II O'Clock a.. at the Wharf,
that may be hand. Of Cattle slaughtered outside
OF the limits of the Distri,t of Colu bia and
shipped to this point fc such disposition.
Terms cash. in Government funds to be paid at
the tins Of sale. ra G. BELL,
dei5- In .-.--. Lieut.. Col. and g. v.
w EIp5s-KIpEs.
,xy LII Bs sold st Public Auction, On sysTS
u, st the wharf on s,1th stress, Wsshin ston, al
tbs 6cTernDsea Beef Midsa On hand st ths time @,
sats. -
Term. s:th; in Treasury notes. to ss psiS a. sss
ian IGhroni LIT Col and o. =. o.
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Catholic. COLLEGE Bnrned.

6 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-InformHtion has
been received here of the burning of ST. Joseph's
Catholic College, near Montrose, Susqueh m
ma county. The fire took place at late hour
last Friday nigh: after the pupils had retired.
There we're about one hundred boys in the
building, but fortunately all escaped. few
lost their clothing. The principal, Rev. Hugh
Monahan, was absent in this city at the tim,
1t is also reported that the church attached to
the college was burned.
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nEPARTMEET OF AaRIoULFuRE,

hEPAkTMENT Of A6HiCULfURE
To the Gro,rsrs aud Manufacturers Of Flag and
Hemp The Commissioners appointed by this De-
Partm ent, consisting OF Hon. J. z Morehsad, Of
Psnns,lvania, William Bailey, Of Rhode Island,
and John A. Warder, Of Ohio, TO consider the FOL.
lowing appropriation made by the last Congress
viz: for investi igaticns to test the prastioabiity
OF cultivsting and preparing fax and hemp a. q
substitute for cotton. twenty thousand dollars )"
having met ana, after seyerel days investiga ton
notice of their invsstiGstions might produce
valuable results. adjourned to meet again on Wed
H., and request all pe.eons Interested in the dstri
to ssnd to
gar.men. on or before that day, ssmDles Of the
ton. of the abres and fabrics pre- pared by taem,
accompanied by statements Of the various pro-
also descriptions Of the kinds and cost Of mschin
cry used, where made, &o., together With any and
all information that naY be useful to the Commis-
sion.
This information is necessary before An inteli-
dels dtd ISAAC NlWTON, Commissioner.
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BOARDING.

THREE Oh FoUK GENTLEMEN oAN BIB 40.
Il comm odatei with Rooms and Board at No. 500
I street, bet 9Th and 7th. js4-ft<
ROAhDING-A few Boarders can be accommo-
y dated with 6rst-class Bosrd and pleasant
within . few minutes walk Of the city cars Gen
ttnen preferred. A colored CHAMBERMAID
wanted. y. .f- = de 81 St.
Board, including FIRE and gas, for gentlemen
only, At 56 street. between 30th and 3lst. Re-
feIences given and required. Terms $50 per month.
de Is E-.-..s ~ ,..- ( ~ O.. -..si.-
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Presrntat:su. of Bn,,lcFI,u

ALBANY, las. 5.-Ten battle flags, captured
IN Gereral Grants recent battles, were Dir,
sentFd 10 the Assembly 10 day, by Colonel IL ar
turned from the Army OF the Cumberland.
Five were captured by them and five by west
ern re giment.
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Removal of Headquarters of Departm ent
of OhI0-An Arkansas Delegation en-
rOute for Washington.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The river here is full
of floating ice, and navigation is suspended
Headquarters of the Department of OHIO
will be removed to Lexington, Kentucky, to-
morrow.
A especial" to the Commercial, dated at
Cairo, says a delegation of prominent citiZ.ns
of Arkansas has arrived there en- route for
Washington, TO arrange for Arkansas to re-
sumo her position in the Union.
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Serious Accident at the Susquehanns
Rivera Train of Freight Cars Run of
The Boat into the River - ~

HAvRE- E-DR.GRAoE, Jan. 5.-An engine and
freight care from some cause ran or the deck
of the steamer, Mary land into the river this
evening, q ehort distance from the dock on this
side. No lives were lost. Prompt measures
have been taken to clear out the obstruction.
and il is thought the delay TO travel will be
brief
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GAS FIX URESl
" FIXT q Z =!
JOSEPH REYNOLDS CO.

PLUMBsHe. GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
500 NiH,h ST., bsar Pa. Avenue :
Have just received and will always keep on hand
q large and we'll selected sssor rtru ant of CHAN
DEL1IRS. BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS, eRAD 81.
20; &c, from the eelebr atad estahishment Of
Tor safe At tn factureIs' prices in :hst city.
Those wishir Gas Fixtures, will find il to their
interest to call before pu rchasIng ia S-soim
II AUCTION NOTICE.
11AyIEG Connected with the House Furnishing
Business hat of general uction snd Commission
Merchant 1 am pre- paTd to attend promptly TO all
bus ness entrr sfed to my care. ...
A large ard dry basement for storage OF goods for
auction sales.
Ckah advances made on consigumarts.
n. BuCHEY,
Auctioneer and Rouss Furpisher,
de 19 I'm 426 7th at between G aud Fl.
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LOGON mOtiye Eypla<iou

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-By the explosion of a loco
motive last evening, at Milton Junction, on the
Northwestern railroad, oEe passenger was
killed and several wounded, two mortally
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS-BlackC Cloth Cloaks and
III Circulars, Colored 0loaks and Circulars, Plush
and Circulars, Scarlet and Blue Opera Clonks,
Black and Colorsd Cloth. Frosted. Beaver and
Skirts, Msrinoes, ottomsn bioihs, Poplins RspsS,
Aalp.sas Halsnsas Moas;s,ne DE- LANES supsrior
Ban ksss, and Domestic Goods Of every description
M TAYLOR co,
No. AZ Center Market gpace,
betwee 7th and 8th streets,
de- 2Sn Waghin 2ton. d g.
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SPECIAL NOTIOE. -a...
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND MAR THE CITY,

Attention is called to the sale BY O. O. Magruder,
Esq, Trustee. Of . valuable Tract OF Land situat-
ed 10 Prince GeorSes county. lying on the county
70 streets distant about two miles from the SOL
diere Home" and adjoined by the estates Of the
Clsrke. and others,
This land is very valuable; the soil is Of . char.
acte, peculiarly adapted to the cultivation and
quick maturity Of garden and farming productions,
and will be sold in lots suitable for garden pur
es of from 10 to 20 acres EACH
Tel mi of credit very liberal.
Bale to take place on Friday. January 9Th. at l2
Penn. Avenue, Wsshin gton ID D
plat may be seen at nur2uction rooms:
1sl-d J. O. MCGUIRE co., Aucts.
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FATAL FRoLIC.-Geo. Christmas, coIored,
who lived in an. alley, between Second and
Third and E and + street south, got on spree
New Years day, and wishing TO settle his
nerves, took a large dose of laudanum and laid
down to sleep. After short dose hs awoke
and told his wife ayah IL not catch me taking
Ircm which ne never awoke The family is IN
destitute circumstances. o.tg .r3frr tz9I9 es,f
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MI TEETH. s..sn-r.1s-
VI LOOMS, NJ. D., the Inventor and Patsntes
of the MIN ERAL Plate TEETH, at A>
tends personally at his ofhcs in this Ss<AsS
city. Many persons can wear theseQ(YTYYYY
teeth who cannot wear others. and NO
person can wear others VII cannot wesr these.
Persons calling at my OH Q can be accommodated
with any stye and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who particular and wish the pures'
st, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No. 33S Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch ST.,
Philadel phis. msr4-ly
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BoARDING.HoUsE RoBBERY.-Last Sunday
morning early, the boarding house Of Mrs.
Given, on Fourteenth street, near ID, WAS en-.
tered by thief, who went deliberately to
work and ransacked the rooms of the boarders,
stealing valises, clothing, jewelry, &c., and
that without arousing one of the boarders who
were sleeping in the house. The robbery was
so soskilfully perfected that no clue to the thief
has vet been obtained. a#EE =
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CLosrp.-The houses Of Mary Sullivan,
Edward Fitzgerald, James White and James
Il. Uneworth, situated on @ street. between
Thfrte enth and Fourteenth. were closed yester.
day by order Of Provost MarshA Todd S.
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DENTISTRY.
IRIAT DIeCoVIRY IN DENTISTRY.

frh1AT DIGCOV1RY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Eas ae:sd ,Cishosa Pain scith tie Mxh-iss Of
OIygen. --.sa .
would advtSe all persons having teeth 10 eX-
tract to call st Dr.. IEW1E'S ONCE
snd have them taken ont by this new
6 snd harmless process. Also call &ndQlY1PyYY
examine the Doctors new and i'm. = - =
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great improvement in his teeth
you Will have them In other style than this v
and valuable one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
no Is g. LEwID, n. D.. Dentist.
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ORPHANS Court, Judge Purcell WIN. L.
Hodge, Esq, presented q petition praying to
be appointed admin Distrator Of Chris tan Andsr-
son, Thomas Piper, Thomas Donovan, John
Carpenter, g. M. Leighton, Charles F. Davis,
Edward Mullen, w. II. Williamson, w. G..
Pike, John Herrigap, John Rutledge, Thomas
Slothers, Thomas Nee, and Joseph Gorgap.
sailors who were lost by the late sinking OF
the u. s. iron-cIad Weehawkep, in order that
prize money and arrears OF pay due them may
be cole cted in this District. The Court took
the petition under advissment.
The will Of Charles Smoot, Of Georgetown,
bequeathing his property TO his mother, Mary
b. Smoot, was partially proven.
Catherine Rigsles was appointed guardian
OF Thomas, Catherine V, Maria b., and Ham
nah E., minor children of Thomas Riggles, de-
ceased, and gave bond for the true perfor nance
Of her trust; John b. Turton and Z. T. Wilson
becoming her sursties.
George w. Westbrook was appointed ad mi =
istrator OF the personal estate of Leonardo
Westbrook, and gave. bono in $4,000; A. w.
Schoit and N B. Clarke becoming his sureties.
In the matter of the estate Of John Johnson,
deceased, MessTs. +. Nj. Bsrtholow and f. A.
Jones were appointed appraisers or the per-
sonal es tate of decreased, in place of Charles
Wilson and John w. Martin, who have tailt d
to make the appraise rnent. Adjourned.
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DRUNK IN THE GUTTER.-Snuday night Of
fcer Sprague, of the Fifth Ward, picked up =
man by the name of Murphy lying drunk il
the gutter near the depot. de was taken tn a
eighth precinct station, and upon searching
him Sl27 was found upon his person. He was
cared for during the night, and III the morning
his money was returned to him, and he went
upon his way rejoicing At the time Murphy
was picked up by he officer two roughs were
about .going through him" rF.. ..-#
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family ana News Journal,
containing greater variety Of inter sting
'est ing than can be fouad in any other, is
puhlishsf Ga Friday morning ~. rAE "a
II invariably contains the :" "washinxsoa,
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate so generally throughout tie
u oAH!. Ls z.- rrHE ~ H-.rr-
TERMS. ..-..
Cash, Invariably in aduanee.
Single copy, per annum........el So
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
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s0EN GOLDIN Il co,
y PHOTOGRAPHEHS.


No Make. space, bet,esen sth and oh streets,
door east Of Parry 4 Bro
wing furnished our Gallery with an entire new
stoek, g. cared the most modem Instrumants and
atelisl, and arranged on the nost approved plan, :,
or light, tunder the immediate supervision of J .
Goldin: lorg Known to our citIssus in the Photo
graphic srt We are pared to furnish the Public
With Photographic. Plain. in Ipdis Ink, Water aud
OIL Coiors, from Miniatures to Imperial aud Life
Size Amerotylss all sizes, Cards de Visite and
Vignettes for Albums.
Special attention vi be paid to copying Ambro.
We ave made arrangements with Chaarles d.
tretericks Co Photosr aphers, New York, to
hsep Us constantly supplied with Cards de Write
Of all the Celebrities of the day TO which we in
vite the attention of the Public
Constantly on hand, full supply OF the most
choice Il re nch Albums. Also, Frames OF all sizes
and inds. 6e2i.lns
"A LAR PROOF SAFES.
SIS Seventh street.
A full and com plete assortment of these perior
Safes with and without
HALLS PATENT BURGLAR PROOF LOoX,
IL '0 FAoToRY PRICES.
Also PAYMAs1 ERS BOXE OF
The cost Of freight is saved to the purchaser BY
il BARTHOLoW.
Agent for Hsrrpg's Safes,
ce Nln 55S Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

uOCPED SKIRTS AND BRl5S GOODS.
50 dozen HOOP SKIRTS Of new and beautiful de-
signs,
Also Plain and Corded POPLINs,
MERLN0es, ooBUR RGs, VALnaoIAs,
BALM0RALS, &c., &c.
noD H. TAYLOR h 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-06

tn LUMBER!-EUMBER! % -.H-
he Undersigned has large quantity Of stand
ing yellow Pine Lum osr, lar &c and long, suitable
for building whsrves, which can be heHed or sawed
to order. Call on scdress 8BOTT Il co., No.
371 list street east, Capitol Hill, corner Of 9 and
lst streets = il 4.3t*