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Robert Carter u Co. have published new
editions Of "fii Eu.lcrfIds ChalGgen" and Of "Krrl
KrIkcn," b, the Authors Of Tie Wide Wide Wc.li >
and Dollars md Cents
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ERIE EAILWAY.-Patsenger Trains lea

- a, follows VIZ.
~. m iEpIess fof Buffalo.
H. a. kApTe.s ;o- tIcye,nd direct vie A. q. ". n.y.
8.90s. 10, Mil, ds.iy tor OtssiIe-
10 q. fn., Mail Tor Buiso.
@p. ~, Way fss O.syiIle NewburIh. aud Wsrvltt
I. a. Asht Express Saturdays and Sundays sxoep,e
fer buns.rk 8ufalo, &c.
on m H. -bnipx Frpress, daily, for Dunkrs. Rocheste.
Csnand.s. 4c On Saturdays this train will run bafs.s
Only. s p. NJ Euig rant. for Dnnkrk.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
~ BROOkiNN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
THROUHu ~ HOURS.
Pare -. Excursion Tickets 81. good tor ttree t,y.
Gu and s4rr MONDAY Aus. l. l6hi BY the cciuinoiicss
dsy ,Sunoays excepted II ociocA M thence PoE
Mouncuth. sod b. ts Raj an aud Delaware Bay RsiIrO,i
10; o. Ninesf ldslphig; returning ieive |nr vh1r
Phi sdc ps ever. niof.rSt .. ~. l>gat,ys csceped)
Traveller. non lie city NJ New ORR notified no, 30
apply i0f pas by his l- he II o. New lossey having
s,i a. the 'snieu nd Amboy Monopoly The exclusive
prese o. carrying passengers sni ga, ptwes. the Cites
o. New ok aud Philadelphia
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Tie MqapGl Of The Common Coanci q he City
Of Brookiva Jy 1854 compiled by the CRY Clerk, lISm
MCCLo-KEY contains great variety Of statistical and
antiquarian information in regard to the early settle
Ineut ~ Long Island showing very creditabls dill
and careful research on the part OF the compiler
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WILLIAMS q GUION. No. 4 Watt.

NAL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
vi 1Ae GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfS
1.W Inc q, trsi class 80. hrsl STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW YORK aud IItkRf.
T.e nr., tie splendid Vessels intended 70 e PIT upon til
iayor,e rot . for tLe nlneHi, tie following.
Observation-Disclosures i tgns, 600 horsepower.
LakAYtJl ,-Df tiDs 90 hors"'po"er
t.h5tf), ycp horsf powell
yBBst E........-.......l ba.lansl 80 horse Ip"es
NAPOLEON iii....... tpuid'ngi, l'0 horse power.
Until thc completion o. the cHtGe ls'. hs servics VIII be
yerorDed 5y the
WASHINGTON, &. DLSiesn-; LAFAYETTE, a. Bo
candle, a. follows:
FROM NEV-YORE TO UAvRE.
WkSfIINGIiDN. ........... Nsdnrsasy. October u
LAffl F'fIf. ............ u rdfe-day. Nov .ih.fa
WASHINGTON. ..........N ejnf .ds, DccrmberI
Firt G din fucuan< tsb = wiusl............-l J
Second ,bin iinciYiins 'ebie wne,.. Z 10 or F&.
Payable Ia -o if- cqni. acut IN United ciale euil e.ry
ngpIctL lITTSD9scF gEYy oF CHARGE
foI htish or pa..as@, ~pniS 10
oEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. nrl.rwsy Nrwfoft.
4, Pss ', Bou"vlrd ces 'spuome, tOf4ni ho:o.l; al
Hsgre. WILLIAM lSti.iS 60.
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sails lin daphest.) viii b. received by tie icrsn"G
until O'clock MONDAY the l.ti irs4n, Tor su
plying or the 81 The United states Arny, 81 III
ENCt STOKES 20 be delivered N New aogk OF brooklyn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
CAPTURED REBEL OFFICERS

The following rebel officers, who were cap
tured on the 1st instant by Gen. Gregg in his
cavalry raid, arrived here this morning from
the Army Of the Potomac, and were committed
to the Old Capitol:-Major Norman Fitzhugh,
Of Gen. Hampton's staff; Capt. David VALID
heimer. OF jeff. Davis Legion; Lieut. ]. E. Way,
airy; Lieut.. II. Craig, Attn South Carolina cav.
airy Lieut.. s. F. Foster, 5th South Carolina
cavalry; Lieut.. J. E. Gilchrist, 4th South Gar
DINA cavalry, and Lieut.. }. B. Sample, Hal
comb Legion.
Major Fitzhugh has been recognized as an
officer who, some time since, compelled one Of
our captured cavalry officers to take off his
self. The Union officer was marched Oft as q
rIsoner Of war, W lille Major Fitzhugh sported
Lis boots.
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FROM PANAMA.

Highly Important MISUNDERSTANDING
Piratcal Scheme Frustrated-FuIl Par.
Treasure to be SeiZed-The Means Taken
to Capture the Pirates-Confession of
Their Leader-Names of the Other Off
GERS
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The steamship North
Star, from Aspinwall on the 18th, via Port
Royal, where she put in for coal, and TO leay
the gunooat Augusta, her convoy, has arrived,
the latter having been disabled in a gale.
The North Star has 1896, 600 In teasure.
Panama letter on the 10th ult, received to-
day by the North Star, has the following i'm
portant intelligence:
There was much ex element in Panama dur
ing the past week, caused by the following in :
cisents:
On the 25th OF October the American Consul
IN Ranama mad received despatch from Con-
sui Shufeldt, at Havana, stating that the same
steamer bringing the despatch would also Ia &c
TO Aspin vail party OF r. bel pirates intending
To seize the steamer Guatemala.
ne agent OF the company was notified OF the
pio'' and sent the Guatemala to sea before the
ARRIVAL OF the pirates across the Isthmus Of
Ianama, consequently they wereiobliged to re-
maln al Panama Till the 10th Of Noyem Der, the
vador.
Meantime further Information was obtained,
rnd plan Ior the capture OF the whole gang
1T atuTed.
hundrea and seven pounds of powder, nut it
"a TN cans, and shipped it on the same steamer
In which they intended TO take passage.
On the 10Th the passengers embarked on the
Salvador, as usual, with their baggage I'm
mediately on going aboard, they We're taken
A to the main saloon OF the vessei. ostensib.y
IN have their tickets examined Previous 70
this, all the POI tholes and windows. staterooms
aud doors had been closed. In order that nc
opportunity could be presented Tor escaping
IL for hiding papers, etc. As soon as tney
were collected, preconcerted signal wa
Ioace, when Commander Davenport, OF IN
United States frigate Lancaster, sprang Oh
10 ,rd with several full armet boars' crews
and announced to the astonished passenger
ttat he had taken possession OF the steamer
SnficIent evidence was at once discovered
rowing the reality oil the plot when the Sal va
Cor was taken 70 sea over three marine miles
accompanied by the Lancaster.
Papers revealing the whole affair, instruc
lions from the rebel Secretary OF the NAVY
Mallory, sm all arms OF all kinds, haudcuf:
&c, were found in the possession Of the pirates
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THOMAS,

Inc w ar IN Tennessee-Latest News from
NashViiIe-Enemy's Troops Visible from
the CaPitol-Position of the Union Forces,
Ihey are Entrenched Three Miles from
the City-Surrendero of a Block II ouse te
the Rebefs-Escape of Col. johnson and
Others-No Signs of the Enemy Acros.
the River.
NASHVILLE, Dec 4-Our army still enclr.
cles the city, the east wing resting on the Cum
berland river.
The enemys lines are plainly 10 be seen from
high points in the suburbs, and from the Cap
Our troops are entrenching themselves in a
southwestern direction, about three miles from
The city.
The general opinion is that Hood will attack
the Federal forces in front Of Nashville.
The FIRST block house on the Chattanooga
road, four miles from the city, was defended
by colored troops, commanded by Col. John
son, OF the 24th colored infantry, who surren-
dsred Dalton, Ga, and was paroled. They
held out until this afternoon, when they sur
rendered.
Colonel Johnson and a portion OF his men
escaped on train, which was fired into, when
the conductor and others were killed. Several
leaped from the train INTO the river, and es-
capped.
Col Johnson was among those who arrived
in the city tonight.
A accommodating party sent out on Thursday
returned to-day, having gone eighty miles
up the river, and reported that no rebels
were seen or knowledge obtained Of their cross
ing the river, and none appeared along the
banks.
A rebel deserter who came in to- day reports
that Gen. s. ID Lee published an order to his
men on Friday, complimenting them on their
bravery, devotion, &c, thanking them for the
victory won at Franklin, and assuring them
that, if true to themselves now, in front of
Nashville, they would soon be enabled TO ter
and take possession of q vast amount of stores
contained there.
Condition Of Gen. Stanley.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3.-Gen. Stanley lett here
for his home at Yellow Springs, Ohio, this eve
ming His wound is somewhat painful, but is
not dangerous. The Surgeon General OF Ken.
tncky has expressed the opinion that he will be
able to enter the service within twenty fl We
DAYS.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
4 O'CLOCK P. MI.
GOVERNMENT sECURtTIES
Jay Cooke Il Go. furnish the following gu
tations Of Government securities:
WASHINGTON, Dec. ), 1854.
THE LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

Richmond Dates Of Saturday-Augusta
Georgia. Dates of Friday-A Dragging
Dispatch from Bragg-He Claims to have
Repulsed Foster a Second Time-He AL
lpges that Sherman has not Reached
Millen, Ga, Attempted to-The
Richmond Examiner Dragging to l. eep
the Confederate Courage up.
Richmond papers of the Sd Saturday have
been received. They contain a despatch from
Gen. Bragg, dated Augusta, Georgia, the I'd
instant, in which he claims to have badly re-
pulsed Gen. Foster q second time, the fight
having been at Conservative, sixteen miles
from Pocotaigo. [Col. Foster, it will be re-
membered, went up Broad river from Hilton
Head to operate on the Charleston and Savan-
nah railroad, and, despite this Dragging of
Bragg, we believe that his main movement has
been successful.-ED. STAR.
Bragg also alleges that at that date Friday
night, December 3D. Sherman had not taken
Millen, Georgia, nor attempted to.
The Richmond Examiner Of Saturday pro-
fesses to have Information causing 1t to believe
that Sherman will not reach the sea coast with
half his army.
The Examiner, however, gives no data for
its belief, and so its allegation may be set
down as bit OF Confederate brag to keep
their courage up.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM KENTUCKY,

Gen. Burbridse at Bean Station-Breck-
inridge has Fallen Back Towards Vir.
sinia-Gen. Logan gone to Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Gen. Burbridge with
his command has reached Bean Station. and
Breckenridge, apparently declining a battle
has fallen back towards Virginia Stoneman
will, If necessary, aid his movements in that
direction.
Maj. Gen. John A. Logan left on the mail
boat this noon for Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

OPRRA.-By a change in the programme,
occasioned by the indispostion Of Franz Him
mer, the opera season will open tonight with
Gounod's opera OF Faust, which will intro.
duce to US performers of such renown as
Sig. Tamaro and Mile Dzubia, and also en-
able us to resume our acquaintance with such
fayorites as Mile Frederick, Hermanns, Stei.
necke, Lehman and Madame Zimmerman.
Growers Theater, spacious as 1t is, will
scarcely accom- modate the crowds hungry for
opera of the class to be furnished by this dis
tinguished company.
Tomorrow night Robert le Diable will be
brought out in fine style.
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~ A woman Who eloped from milwaukee,
was arrested at Boston few days ago. Her
husband came on from the West, divided his
property with the woman, and then let her go
with her paramour.
~ The police Of the city of Boston. have an
understanding with the dealers in phosphorus,
by " hich every purchaser Of the article will
be traced, so that 1t will be almost impossible
to obtain any tor purposes of incendiarism.
~ report that the rebel congress has
voted to JEFF Davis his salary in gold is re-
affirmed. 1t was done in secret session, and
efforts made to conceal the fact, lest it might
discomfort the Southern people.
~ The people of the Northwest propose to
hold another great Sanitary Fair at Chicago,to
open on the 22d OF February, and close on
ath of March 1861
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BOARDING.

C0MTTnnRTABBhhE Sits Its Or Or, 81 FUR
r without Board, can be had ~ early application
at No. 429 1lth ST., between and H. dec 6-3t"
GENERAL PERSONS GAN BE ACCOMMO-
- dated with ROOMS and BOARD. at No. 1862 G.
street, between 2nth and 2lst, at moderate rates
Also. several Table BOarters can be accOmmo.
dated. at S25 per month. dec 5-6t*
ROARDING-BURNISH ROOMS for gentle
ID men, with first class BOARD, at No. ~ Mis-
eouri avenue, near Sd street dec 3 St.
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TILE rARoLKp PRISONERS AT ANNAPOLIS


On Monday last, Captain Van Horn, mus.
tering officer of De Russey's division; Captain
Judson N. Gross, Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, and late Provost Marshal OF George
town; Captain VIM. A Mott, Assistant Adju-
tant, and Lieut Mitchell OF the Sd u. 5. infan .
try, were dispatched to Annapolis, headed by
Captain j. ). Poland, of the I'd u. S. infantry,
urGer instructions from the War Department
to effect special muster for pay Of the re-
trT-ed prisoners lately paroled a. Sa van
nSa5,.
We learn from one OF these officers, who re.
turned to this city on Saturday evening, that
up to Saturday morning about 1900 of the men
had been mustered, some of whom have al
ready received two months paw from the paw
masters at Annapolis, who were sent there
on Thursday for the express purpose OF pay
ing of the troops.
Immediately upon the arrival of a boat load
of paroled prisoRers at Annapolis, the men
throw off their tatteTed and soiled clothing,
after which they go down to the shore and
wash, and then they receive new outfit of
Uncle Sans clothing. They are then mustered
bv the above-named officers and each man re-
ceiyes two months pay, after W hich he is m US
tered for commptaton and rations, and is fur
nished with thirty days furlough. large
number of the men are already on their way to
the homes i'll the North.
After the mastering officers have finish ed
their work at Annapolis they will return to
this city and complete the muster by reference
TO the rolls on file in the Second Auditors and
Paymaster Generals offices, so as to speedily
pay all arrears to the men a. the expiration OF
their Burroughs.
The time of quite a numb Der of these men has
expire d, but many of them express a deterIni-
nation to ~ enlist in the 1st corps, low being
organized by Gen. Hancock in this city
Col. Root, commander of the post at Annap-
oils, on Friday last received letter from Col.
Mulford, commissioner OF exchange, in which
that officer stated that as yet Sherman's move
ments had not interfered with the exchange,
and If such should continue to be the case, he
expected to effect the exchange of 1000 per day.
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who were then transferred to the Lancaster,
and the Salvador proceeded on her voyage
The Lancaster returned to Panama with the
prisoners.
Before reaching Panama the leader OF the
pirates made Pull confession. The names OF
the pirates are: o. E. Hogg; OF Baltimore,
Captain: E. A. Swain, executive officer; j. L.
Black, paymaster; r. b. Lyon, sailing m asteri
John Hiddle, chief engineer, and T. j. Grady
assistant engineer; and Joseph Higgings, pay
masters clerk.
Hoee was recently captured in the Tristram
Shandy, whllHrunning the blockade at Will
mington.
His in Instructions from Mallory show that he
mington for Havana, where he made up his
gang of pirates. They had confreres all along
the coast, who were to join them.
hogg.s instructions were, after getting pos.
session Of the steamer, to capture California
steamer with Its treasure, and II not able to get
the treasure across the isthmus, to deposit it
with reliable English house in Valparaiso, or
send it to Europe.
The French man of. war steamer Guatemala
which arrived back at Panama on the 18TH, re-
ports seeing many suspicious persons anx-
iously awaiting the arrival Of some steamer at
La Libertad and Acajuito, undoubtedly accom-
plices Of the pirates. These latter had come
across the country via Omoa from Havana.
They have probably been arrested ere this, as
the Government of San Salvador has been
notified that they were pirates.
On the 18th ult admiral Pearson, command
ing the American squadron in the Pacific, ac
companied by CONSUL Mckee, OF Panama, and
Consu Rice, of Aspinwall, waited on the Pre-
s1dent OF Gren ada, in Panama, to ask permits
sion to pass the prisoners across the isthmus
in order to send them to New York. The Pre-
sidept refused permission on the ground that
he is not empowered to do SO, but he presumed
they might be taken across on the res possibility
of the American officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
New York STOCK Market-First Board,
[ BY the Pnonle,s Lina-Office 5il Ninth street

NEW YORK, Dec. So. ). 1881, coup.n 6's,
49,; U. S. pos, I07s; Certificates of Indebt-
edness, 97h; Gold, 229$; N Y. Central, ll94;
Erie, 93k; Hudson River, hex; Reading, 1856 ! :
Michigan Central, l2S4 Michigan Southern,
COY Illinois Central, 12s4; Cleveland and
Pittshurg, l'oE; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
IS; Cleveland and Toledo, 109A: Chicago and
Rock Island, 10i; Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN. 40; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
90, 1903; Alton and Terra Haute, 81; Chicago
and Northwestern, 407i; quicksilver, e6h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARREST OF SIXTY >OUTHERNERSI
NEW YORK
They are Reported to have knowledge
a Inc pIalS

oil the Recent LEGENDARY PietS
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Sin New York. yes
teTda,, about sixty southerners were arrested
by order OF Gen. Dix. After an examination a
portion were released, and the rest were sent
TO Fort Lafayette The reason of the arrest
has not been made known. but is reported to be
on account of their having know Wedge Of the
recent incendiary plots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

LORD LYoNs.-We hear it stated that Lord
Lyons, whose health we regret to say is not
good, will leave this city tomorrow to take
Wednesdays steamer for Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

DISTRICT COURT.-This morning the District
Coz TT, Judge Wylie, after transacting some
business of no public importance adjourned
over to the 10th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE was not sent to-
day to Congress, but will 60 in on tomorrow
(TneSdaYl.
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OK THE AVENUE, No. i3s, near a 4 street, is
the Dollar Jewelry Store. See Special No
tees. dec l-1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

PERSONAL MIR. Fenton, the Governor elect
OF New York, arrived here yesterday, and is
the guest of City Postmaster Bowen, at that
gentlemans residence, on H street, between 9th
and eth north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
A RUMOR.

Hotel rumor has it as we go to press thai
General Sheridan is to be the new commander
OF the Army of the Potomac. We are moi
aware how far hotel rumor, usually not the
most reliable authority in the worldly may be
posted in this instance.
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hid YOU GET ON u

nID YOU JET N u
If not. go at once to the new TIN sTOEE of,
PALMER Il BRO,
No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, nc,
And purchase one or more of their COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES Cheap for cash. at
Philadelphia prices. Wepame in parh4-
The UNITED STATES, Cook
The FANNY 7OKREsTE2 Cook,
The BOILER TOP CROToN
The VIOLET, and other kadiatora
LATROBES. &c, &c.
All Stoves, &C., guaranteed be ~ re D. eseuted.
DOM forget,
No. 90 Bridge street,
Georgetown. d. O.
nov Sim PALMER BRO.
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WINDOW SHADES.
,c PICTURE CORD AND TAssKLs 40,

Different cslors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style sire Shade
cd To order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
3 " coRHEE or NINTH AND srs

This large and handsome HALL is nov fer rsnt
for SAILS, CONCERTS, &c. 1t ia faely frsseoed
and onlsaec in the most su bs,antiAl tsanner With
at the south end for spectators
TIE Hall IL the best ventilated room in the city:
Win twenty windows on the santh and east and
west side. With large ysntiator in the center Of
me Hall. 1t is admirably adapted for Concerts.
being buiii with spec al attention to that object;
and for Balls the greatest care ha, been TAX to
have the best floor that could be procured
1.-THE hall VIII be rented fer Balls Concerts.
Minstrels. Fairs &c
Inquire Of o, SH HCKLES. on D street, Sd door
rom the Hall aov 10 SIN
WV. KNABE & CO.. GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
The sole Agency of this celebrated Piano
is nj No 49S 18th st. west, above Pa, av,,WSNF
who're they can be hired or purchased ct arcomc.
dating terms. Second hand pianos bought and
oc a. sodsSs Wv II. D. III uHxNRAoH,
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PIC TU R ES.

French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and America
Composition Card Frames in variety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

q GEORGETOWN FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
The rnerket opened rather dull tor flour this
morning. Transactions were limited to sup
ply the Immediate demand for the local trade.
Supcrs are quoted at SLIPS, Extras, ll5O to
Sl2, according to quality and reputation of
brands. No arrivals Of grain reported this
morning. Prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
PERSONAL.

NOTICE-To H W. COLLAMER:-You are hereby
notified to come for ward and pay charges due
me. otherwise your wagon will be sold at Wall &
Go. g Bazaar, on SATURDAY; 10th inst.
dec -3tS JOHN T, SPRINGMAN.
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GARD VIsITE FRAMES

Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sels RinRs. Nails &c.
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ga mole killer, of Monthey, Switzerland
was lately arrested for raud; he was paid sc
much D mole, the tails being his vouchers
Being enierpr,sing, also ingenious. ne manu-
featured his tails ont of skin and wire anc
delivered over 1900 before discovery Then h'
wss fined 800 francs. a..l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-05

few choice Engravines and PAINTINGS for sal q
At J MARKRITER'6, No. ass Seventh street.
~Please remember the Nnmber, 4s6 and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor, sep I7.smifs
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PRESERVATION. 7. w. Grimes, Iowa; Hon
l. NJ. Morrill,, Hon. f. A. Pike, Hon. N. A.
Farrell, Hon. J. G.. Blaine, Maine; Hon. Porter
Eaxter, Vermont; Hon VIM. Windham, Maine;
s. Collamer, Vermont; Surgeon A. V. Dough
erty, nj. ID. 1st A. O., S. B. Colby and family,
Reg ser of Treasury; A. @. Washburne and
fan fy, Solicitor of Treasury; Col. q. w. Fos-
ter family, Assistant Adjutant General
Mrs Gent Pl1mmer and daughter, J. J. Nc
CURE, Deputy Provost Marshal, New Orleans
are stopping at the Seaton House.
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DYW .B. LEWIS& CO., Auctioneers
ID No. 307 Pepnsylvapia avenue.

REGULAR Sales TUESDAY. THURSDAY. aud
SATURDAY. at Oh O'Clock, Of Furniture Beds
BEDDING. Stoves. &C.. Boots. Shoes Clothing, Dry
Goods Suffers Stores, ard Fancy Goods
THURSDAY MORNING. sale of Pawubrsker's
stock Of Watches. Clothins, &C.
EVENING Sales at q clock. embr acing a varia-
~ of Staple and Fancy Goods, suitable Tor the sea
Cash adyapced on all kind Of goods
dec Iw W X. LEWIS & CO ,Auct,