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The DEGREE OF REBRKAH.-On Wednesday
evening" Oriental Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. U. F.,
had an interesting time, large number Of
ladies and members OF the order being present
and taking part in comforting the Degree OF
Rebekah on six ladies. The company, after the
close OF the Lodge, proceeded to the European
Hotel, where they set down to a fine supper,
prepared by Emerich; and after full Justice
had been done the floor was cleared, and sew
eral hours were spent in the enjoyment Of the
dance.
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So 1n M es.l1s, q
336 Pa. ave-, Wash -, Cite Trevise
ington, d. @. Pars.
Is receiving new goods by almost every ste amer,
and has always large stock Of the finest and most
fashionsbe goods on hand. His stock is composed
ments. Lace Goods, q large and fine selection Of
Millinery Goods, as Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
Dress and CLOAK Trimmings Velvet Ribbons,
Eetts, Fancy Combs, Per,umery, from the cele
WiLt mAS,t being Iaod the only Ichant this
eelfto Europe and has his agent r.sidins in Paris
who sends sim Nouvesut.s as soon as they make
their appearance. ia therefore prepared to please
the most Astidious tastes. nov smif
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DY VIM. L. WALL co Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
PEREMpTORY TRADE SALE OF A LARGE
STOCK OF SUPERIOR TOBACCO AT AUG.
On TUESDAY MORNING. November %, COM
mencipe at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our Auction
Rooms witho ut reserve. one Of the largest stocks
of fine Tobacco ever offered in this city ct auction
II being all in original packages and comprisinsE
81 Boxes superior Csvend!s h Tobacco,
25 Boxes Dark Sweet los Tobacco,
Is Boxes Dark Sweet = s Tobacco,
N Boxes Natural Leaf Tobacco,
Is Caddies Dark Sweet a g Tobacco,
20 Caddies Dark Sweet l1's Tobacco
20 Caddiss Maho gany Bright q q Tobacco
30 Caddies Bright los Tobacco,
10 Barrels Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Cases Smoking Tobacco.
50 Boxes lbs each, Manila Indigo.
10 Boxes Cream Tartar, DC. &C.
Weespecially invite the attention of the Trade,
Suffers and Buyers to this stock OF Tobaccos
esthe whole stock will be sold without reserve
now WIN. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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by JAS. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR THE

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2Oth. at
trust, dated August Eth. 1854, and duly recorded
among the Land Records for Washing ton county.
6s4. fronting on Delaware avenue, between @ and
D streets north. Beginning for the said part Of
said original Lot a, on the northwest corner of
Delaware avenue and running at ight angles with
said avenue, eastwardly I6s feet, thence south 20
feet 10 inches thence west % feet, thence parallel
with the north line of said Lot westwardly to Del
aware avenue l52 feet inches; thence northward
~ on iee 800 ~ 10 the place
Terms cash.
P.J STEER, Trustee.
nov t. 2aw&ds j. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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SPEC1AL INCOME TAX OF FIVE PER CENT.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE,3
WASHINGTON, November 23d, 1864. !
The Assessor for this District has this day re-
turned me for collection the
SPECIAL FIVE PER CENT INCOME TAX
LIST FOR 1864,
under the Joint resolution Of Congress, approved
July 4th 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the said tax has be-
come due and payable, and that will attend with
my deputies at this Office No. 46S SsUenh street,
cEMBER, 1861; for the purpose OF receiving the
neglect to pay the said tax as assessed on or be-
fore Deoe'nt,y STR 1854 will be liable to pay the
upon q notice being served at the ex prsGon of
that time, to sn additional penalty of TWENTY
travelled in serving it, and il not paid after due
notice being served, it is my duty to collect the
tax by distraint and sale of the goods chattes or
effects of the persons delinquent as aforesaid.
LHWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector of Internal Revenue,
nov % lot for the District of Columbia.
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10y WI. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ONT PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE WASHING
TON CIRCLE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 30th instant,
at o'clock, We will soil in font of the premises
subdivision of Square n, fronting4 feet on the
south side of PEI ma. avenue, and running back
to street between Path and 25th streets. near the
Circle. and improved by two,stsry and base
ment Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and
in good epair
Possession given imm lately.
Terms: One h alf cash; balance in six and twelve
mon BIS. secured by . deed of trust on the premi
ses, with interest.
nov22 W. Il. ALI d CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs,
by BROKER BELLBw, Auetio,ao,s
- No. $40 north 9TH street, bet and X

by BR0OKER & BELLHw, Auotionaa,s
~ No. $40 north 9TH street, bet. 1 and K.
Sales BvERY EVENING, comm.ucns q, sx
O'Clock. Of general assortment OF Dry Good,
Hosiery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Perfansry
stationery. fine Gilt A bums Pictures, &C.. &c,
Out door sales attended to on the most reason
able terms. Oonsignments respectfully solicited
nov l0lm BROKER & BELLEW, Auets.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS ON TENTH
STkEET, BETWEEN STREET AND KH0Dl
avs clock. on the prem ses We shall sell two de-
IAols building lots the west side of 10th street
VEST, between north street and Rhode Island
etnue fronting each % feet, aud running back -
iest inches, containing l. 995 feet
rettrns: One half cash. the remainder in 3 and 6
on the ni.h interest scared by deed Of trust
chaser, " ''~"ps atthe COST oil the pur-
ODD n M.pu,pp oo 90.
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A DyEETIsING IL STREET CARS.

Office WASHINGTON and Georgsto,cn Railroad Co.
Corner of 18th street and Ne1c York arenns, :
WGshiH gton. November 10, 1864 !
Persons wishing to place advertising cards in
the cars Of this Company can make the necessary
arrangements by applying at the Company's Office.
Tho.e who now have cards in the cars must
renew their agreement with the undersigned by
the LIST of December, or the cards will be removed
GEO. \. GIrEON, President. \
nov 226t IRepublicanI
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i A LARGE, FINE OFFICE,
Suitable for p' ymaster or any professional gen.
tleman; the most central location in Washing ton-
274 street, near corner 18th, only two squares
from the Treasurs and War Departments. Rent
only $500 per annum, payable monthly in sd-
Aiso. SUITE or FIVE ROOMS adjoining the
Possession given Immediately. None but persons
of frst class respeclability need apply, to P,
ODD Fellews' Hall. nov If
TOK RENT-Two BOOMs, Oh second floor, suit
i able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor
Inquire 81 435 9th street. between g and Il
streets west side. a-tE fts,E &C .
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE On aud G
II streets north on M ne and Maryland ave-
II and n south. B. MILBURN. q. 8. Jail.
&C "a Inn 49, -------I
FURNIHHED ROOMS no R1NT, without Board
inauirs az Mrs. a. e. aFlPHRNeON. su stiff
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For RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
A suite Of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS
and BED ROOMS, in one of the most desirable and
pleasant situations in the city and only ons min
utss walk of Wilards Hotel and Penna Ne.
457 18th st, west side. nov 1921"
EOR RINT-From the lst December next, the
Il large STOREHOQsE No. 333 9Th street, op.
decp-tthe location being favorable fos most kinds
of business Apply to J. NJ. JOHNSON. e street,
between 9th and 10th SITS, No. 3S3. nH-eo6t*
ENOR RBNT-ROOMs Nos. 314 and 322, On g
L street north, under .seston House;n Also,
ana avenue. JOHN II. SEMMES & co,
nov IL eo6t 523 9Th st.. corner Louisiana av
EURNIsHE9 ROOMS FOR RENT.For rent com.
Il Portable and well furnished ROOMS, AT No 4 so
18th street. between and streets. The loe alton
is one of the most desirable in the city no IA I'm
TOR sALE-A new three story brick HOUSE.
L southwest corner of I'd ana Mark ct SITS, George
town. D. T., Containing II rooms, with all the
Stable, Ice Rouse and all necessary outbuildiugs
attached: House As by 49, lot 81 BY $50. Price
Ss5 600, Terms asy and possession when required.
For further particulars apply on the premises.
nov H. 1Sts
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EPISCOPAL CONFIRMATIONS.-Right Rev.
Bishop Southgate confirmed at St. Alban g
Church fifteen persons. The class consisted
of twenty three, but eight were prevented
by Indictment weather from attendance.
At Glen Ross, fourteen persons; at Rock
Greek, eighteen persons; at Soldiers Home,
after the performance of full church service,
two persons On Wednesday evening, at
Trinity, thirty-six; making total thus far Of
ninety-siX
Tonight, Bishop Southgate administers the
rite Of confirmation at Grace Church, Island,
Rev. MIR. Holmead, rector.
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A T PRIVATE SALE
n One DRUG STORE,
Three HOUSES,
Three LOTS,
Five FARMS


Inquire at 455 Massachusetts, avenue, near 9Th
street. nov 10 I'm
EOR RENT-A large FRONT ROOM, on second
Il floor. furnished. Location, No. 337 10Th St,
between I and 4, four or Ave doors from the Pro-
vost Marshal's. Would suit two gentlemen WELL
nov 1857
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by J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
TAR1a SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCELLANEOUS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December sth,
commencing at O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms
shall sell the Library of the late Gen. ] g. Tot
ten, Chief En- gpeer, z. s. Al com Uprising over
Miscellaneous Works, most of them rare and
valuable.
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer
CAPT W 6. TEMPLE, N.,Executor.
pov l9-eo&ds J. G. MEG q Co.. Aucts.
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~p.ND OPENING CT FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKs, of our own Manufacture.
We sball open this day soc Black and Colorsd
oL.OAKS. for Ladies' and Misses, at present man.
LANSBURG BRO,
371 and 375 Seventh street,
nov H-1wS Sd door above st.
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w D-sECOND HAND YURNITURA
w Afro, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BIDS, BED
description B. BUCHLY, 400 7th street,
je s-ff between and Il east side.
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CLOSING OUT q lot OF
ZEPHYR WORSTkDS,
At So cents per ounce, or three ounces for 81.
at MAXWELLS,
Depot of Fancy Goads,
new lS6t 32s Pennsylvania avenue
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EXECUTION AT THE OLD CAPIToL.-At q
few minutes before II O'Clock today, Charles
Williams, colored recruit, was executed by
hanging, at the Old Capitol prison, for the
murder OF an unknown colored woman, at
Camp Casey, in September last. Particulars
In our second edition.
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LINCOLN AT ANTIETADr.

The following is an awful pictnre oi the
heartl essness aud brutality OF Lincoln IL IS
based upon scene that actually lransPlred
on the battle field Of Antielam where The
President. in the presence OF Gen McClei-
Ian, asked for The singing OF certain negro
song, by man whom he praised as "the
De- singer 0: negro songs in America:
Tes" uPo, dead were hudded thick.
The wounded Ws,ed with ebbing life,
iheiI tuTn ior ne st,qeon's knife;.
But carelessly rode Oh Abe aIoo.
And called in that scene :, J, nsE5o song.
Youth aud manhood lay welterihe there
With The sweat and agony mating "a, hair.
And the bravest IN oattle heard with a~>
The cTunching sound OF The busy saw;
But carelessly rode Old Abe along,
Aud called IN such scene Tor a niggsr song
Mothers, daughters. sisters, wives,
Knit by love 10 those precious lives
How must your heart for news atbirst,
Have throbbed and sunk, aud bled, or burst
White carslessly rode Old Abe along.
And called, mid those graves, Tor negrc
song
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3IA COUNTY, PA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1864.

allowed i: to be nothing else-of The real
Chief Magistrate of the Nation, against the
worst because the initiate violation OF the
Constitution. Let us honor him tor his
whole career. Let Us especially honor him
for the closing act of il. Sincerely anxious
10 minsle no word of unkindness with these
words of praise. it is still impossible for us
10 be silent as TO the future. Although the
function OF Federal Chief Justice, under
existing circumstances and, with the nec-
essary decadence of Judicial independence
which war aud lis mischievous influences
involve, will be far less important and Dig
nl6ed than it has bean, still as a mere mat
ter OF picturesque Inlerest, We may be ex-
cused tor some olicitude as u The success
or OF Jay, and Rulledge, and Ellsworth. =.
and Marshal and fancy. Who will be ap-
pointed BY MIR. Lincoln, is question on
the lips of every lhoughtiOl man. Ii 10
beyond the scope OF our conjeclures, ex-
cepl in this. thai be il who il may, pure lu-
dicial independence will hardly be required
as a qualification. The Administration has
TOO many Gnadjudicated political questions
10 permi, it TO be independent itself; and
we look forward TO one more dismal spec
tacIe in our day CT ugly vlsions-oi the
Federal Judiciary touering 10 The grave,
which lhrea.ens 10 swallow up all that Once
was dear TO Us.
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We give below brief poem on the brand
a custom which was generally adopted a
few months ago by The surgeons in Lin
coins hire. The following order explains
this strange practice:
"PRovoeT MARSHAL GESERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, d C., Augusi 49,
doctor q II. Wh,imore, Surgeon BOarc ef
Enroitment,,, Spr,ngfei Illinois.
t'DocToR la addnIon TO my suggestion
10 mark all rejecled recruits and substitntes,
would suggest that all accepted recruits
and substitutes be marked thus ia small
of pack. This will, think, prevent, 10 a
great extent, the practice OF bnunty jumping
srs'Your TREND, -. II. BAxTEE, Us ".
s .Chf. Med. Of. Pro. Mar. Gen. Bur." {"
So II seems that this auocious practice OF
branding in the back, with hot iron, or
with equally painful causfic, all rejected re-
cruils, had it's inspiration in Washington.
All who volunteer 10 enter the army, but
who, on account OF physical debility are re-
iecled. are, according 10 this order, 10 be
branded with the letter 9 ~ in The small OF
the back. We have little respect Tor the
man who does not instantly kilt The scoun
dfeI who attempts to commit such an out
rage upon his person. Any man deserving
10 live would reslgn his office rather than
execute such an infamous command.
Aye. brand him on the brawny back
Aud brand him as you brand the slave J
Brand, so the world may call him knave |!
Brand, sor he bears a soldiers pack!
Bring ior,h the iron, seething hot,
And thrust il in the quivering flesh,
Be sure The mark be plain aud fresh,
His blouse shall hide the accursed spot!
Go, Jorge and heat your Ietlered STEEL,
Apply il 10 the chosen par;
You scar more deep, upon his heart,
The hate which men Tor ;yrants ieel!
Now is your day, and now's your hour,
The day of carnage, torture. sin
But there's something stiil within
Which scorns aud mocks your waning
power.
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Death of Chief Justice fancy.
[From the Age, Ocr. al


Roger fancy, Chief Justice of the
United States, died at his residence in
Washington, on the f2lh inst, ia the SD
year of his age, aud thirIeth OF the tenure
OF his high office. Well may the nation
mourn al the bereavement. A great and
good man has gone from US, and gone too,
when we most needed the influence OF such
men and we repeal, in every State of The
ancient Union-in the council chambers,
( aud camps of the North and South, there
will be genuine sorrow and strong expires
sion OF respect for his memory
Twen,y nine years ago MIR. fancy was
eleva;ed to the Chief Justice ship as the
successor of John Marshall, who had held
the Office for more ihen thirty years Chief
Justice Taney has survived every member
OF The Supreme Couu, except Judge Wayne,
who was on The bench al the time of bis
PPoihimert-Slory, Thompson, Mclean,
Baldwin, and Barbour Hs administered
the oath OF Office 10 seven Presidents. His
has been long career Of usefulness and
honor; and now, in this agony oil our Fed
erai system one feels, in recording his death
that another link is broken, and, as il were,
one mere riyet torn out OF the great ma
chine OF Government, and that, 200, when
IL most needed the close cohesion which
such influence gave. There was, so long as
this great constitutional jurisi lived, a con-
hdence, sort OF repose, faith that there
was still some anchorage, which sustained
The most despondenl |; is all gone now.
While The horrors of violent deaths are
around US, and IN the very crisis of The
fercesi civil strife the modern world has
ever seen, amid the clangor OF arms and
the hiceous shout of Triumph, the quiet,
peaceful death Of this old man, close 10 the
edge OF battle, is and will be feIt TO be
most impressive.
Chief Justice Taney died, as he lived,
brave, undaunled, truly 'sLoyap' man; for
III was The Law he was faithful 10. And
then, 100, let every lover of bis country re-
member with gratitude, in this moment of
national sorrow, what may be described as
Chief Justice Taney's last prominen, public
aci-his assertion in the case of The Mary.
laad kabe,s corpus, of the right of the Judi
ciary to give a hearing to prisoner held
BY military authority. II was protest.
for lhe defiancn of lay Nv The G e.s.>fi.<..
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traitors, but ere we give it a thought, the
old "smut machine" is pressed upon US.
AT first we were even anxious TO see IT,
thinking to get some good news from home
Ito hear how our neighbors were thriving,
etc-buI we were sadly disappointed. This
runner OF the Hsmut machine appears to
make it his only business to insult respects
able and law abiding people, and laud up
Lincoln's insoent hirelings, who. magnify
The little power their petty offices give hem,
and his Abolition friends generally. Sir, |
am on The tented field ready to sacrIfcs
nv life for my country, but ! am not
willing TO be called a traitor, by Mr.
Du'la, or any other N an, W no loves 10 mis-
represent anything that would bring his
neighbor 10 a bitter end-iust because he
would hold his right, and vote for a man
who loves his country and who would die
rather than see il perish in traitors hands
George B. Mcclellan is the AN who would
die 10 save his country, and The oBe whom
the soldier wants 10 vote for. The soldier
wants 10 vote for man who goes in for the
Union as il was and the Constitution as il
is, and who is in iavor OF free speech, free
press, aud The habsGS corpus, and who will
bring iyrannicaI men TO their just dues.
The leaders Of the Southern Conederacy
are only waiting for McClean's elecuon,
when they will ground arms, and come
difficulty now is for man a, the head oi
our government that will give quarter with
out taking lite. Give the soldier his friend
iot his leader, aud Rebellion must come
down. ! would ask fathers, brothers, hus-
bands, aud all peaceable citizens TO look at
this before they cast their vote, and weigh
well those Two Ihings-peace on honorable
terms, or, struggle on through four more
years OF offering up heir noble sous on the
altar OF Aboitionism. The Rebels have
been frequently heard to say, on our picket
line, that they never would be ruled by
Lincoln.
Doctor, if you want TO bark at traitors so
much, come where traitors live. aud we
will give you chance to show your pat
riou-m. Dou't be always Standing behind
a body quart OF towards like yourself, Try
ing TO have all peaceable aud aw-abding
citizens arrested-similar to a way a notice
in your paper of late issue announced.
You must take different route 10 scare up
your game, tor We booked up on such
matters. The news Of these late arrests is
making sad many who would have went
into battle With a firm heart aud steady
hand to help crush out This wicked Rebel
lion, but who now will fai:er 10 think men
are so lawless at home as o arrest ard take
away tho-e whom we left behind 10 care
for our aged mothers, aud dear sisters aud
wives. You deprive ,hem OF the liberty OF
keeping The great wheel of industry in mo
lion, which is he only thing our Govern
ment has to support II in times like the
present. We hope, Doctor, you will soon
see your folly, support Constitutional I.ioer-
". and live up TO the rules OF free speech,
free press, and free people, which you
pretend 10 advocae. Then We will have
less tyranny aud mere victory.
Truly, &c, SOLDIER
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