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The War in Southwestern virginia.

II
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 22.-The Charleston
Courier, dated 10Th inst, has been received.
The following extracts comprise the most I'M
pGrtant news:
"SIEGK OF CHARLESTON, s. c., 526rH DAY
The flag Of truce boat brought up Thursday
one hundred and four paroled Confederate off,
in the fleet reported that General Sherman and
staff had arrived at hilton Head. Also, that it
was rumored that Savannah was to capitulate
at ~ o'clock Thursday. They had learned Of
the fall OF Fort Nc Allister, bnt could give no
particulars. Another 1000 Yankee prisoners
will be taken down this morning. This COM
pletes the exchange, and makes the number
1hus far turned over by Colonel Hatch, ,000.'
"FRON LYNCHBURG, TENN.-Rdid on the
East Tennessee acknowledgements by the
Western train to- might report a raid on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, at Bristol,
Tennessee.
"The enemy are supposed to be portion Of
Burbrdge's command. From Beams Station
they advanced rapidly, and entered the town
At O'Clock in the morning. They destroyed
considerable amount of Government stores.
The engines and train on the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad, and the Eastern bound
passenger train on the Virginia and Tennessee
road, between Bristol and Abingdon, were de-
stroyed. No positive intelligence OF the enc.
my's numbers had been received but they are
supposed to have been between 5000 and g. OOO
place. body OF the enemy returning towards
Beams Station, encountered our forces at Zol.
1icoffer, station on the East Tennessee rail-
railroad, nine miles west of Bristol, where
Tight was said TO be progressing at last &C.
oOunte.n
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FROM EUROPE.

Sr JOINS, Dec A.-The steamer Peruvia
from Liverpool on the 18th, and Londonderry
on the 10th. arrived of Cape Race at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Nova Scotian and Etna had arrived
ont
The news is OF no special importance. The
British Emancipation Society mad presented
q congratulatory address to Mr.. Adams, the
American minister, on Mr.. Lincon's re-elec-
ton.
American ad vices, in view of Sherrnan's pro-
Sress in Georgia, and Hoods operations in
Tennessee, were regarded with the greatest in.
terest The London Globe thinks that at no
period Of the war were greater interests at
stake
The London Times urges the opening Of me-
gotiations in regard to the American war, say
ing il MI st come TO this at last, and the sooner
1t does come the better il will be for America
and the world at large.
Cotton is unchanged. Bseadstuffs steady.
Provisions had downward tendency. Pro.
dnce dull. Consols 50 3-16aS9 for money.
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, STRENGTH TIC THE WEAK
D YOUTH TO THE AGEDu
BIOKRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR,

This Pre- paration is quslled as Reiuvenater
and Res rer of wasted or inert functions.
TIE ah Ell should be tain to make the Biokrene
ahouBeheld god, lnssmuch as 1t wiz render them
youth in feeling and in strength, and ENABLE
them to live er gain the days of their pristine
really invaluable blessin e, especially to those
who have been redrc ed to q condition of ssrvility
Sell bpse msfoTtune, or ordinary sickness. No
mat er " at the ca Use of impotency of any humsu
orgat this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
BiOkRENE
Cures IMPorENCY. GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
lSoAP..ITY. DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION Loss Of APP
PETIIE. Low srIRITs. WEAKEEss OF TIE ORGANS o 3
GEHERATioN. iMBECILITY, MENTAL ISDoLsHCE,
EMAdIATIoS. ENECI, 1T HAS MOST DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECr UPoT THE NER,
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and unequalIed
pItpaT arioD.
Ptrssus who. By i'm prudence. bave lost their
NATUfAL FiGOR, will find speedy and perms-
BIUKRENE.
The PEBBLE. the LANGUID. the DESPAIR.
ING. the Oil should give this val BILE discovery
trial. it will be found totally different frog ali
oi me R a,1,s.ss I Let tae same purpoles
In nervous weaknesses Of all kinds as it will re-
store the wasted siren 9Th with wonderful perma-
nence.
1t IS also grand tonic, and will give relief in
in It's use Will renovate the stomach to degree Of
perfect he aith, and Danish d. spepsia forever
Ore dollar per bottle, or six bottles for So SoID
BY DRCGGIsTs GENERALLY.
Sent ~ = * 80 press spyWhers, by addressing
BUTCH1NGS d HILLYER, Projectors,
81 G. dar street, New York
ssass s1enue
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THE EVENING STAR.
PROM KENTUCKY

Movements of the Enemy-Lyon's Force
from ?. 900 to 3,o00-A Unisn brigade
in Close Pursuit-Operation Of Guerilias,
&C.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2i-Lyon's forces, esti
mated from 2, 600 to 3eOO cavalry and SIX guns,
struck the louisville and Nashville railroad
nj Eli xabethtown and destroyed q few unim-
porIant spans over Bacon creek, small
stream, and then turned north: They are now
threatening an important treste WorR IL nui.
Lserane's brigade, OF McCook's division, is
close upon Lyons rear
Our military authorities are prepared to give
LYON warm reception. Yesterday the steam
or Morning Star, Captain Ballard, bound
from Evansville to Louisville, put In at Lew
isport, and was boarded by fifty guerrillas,
under Captain Davidson, who robbed the pas
sepgers Of three thousand dollars, and fired
shots while en- the boat at parties in the cabin,
but inJuring no one They subsequently
killed two discharged soldiers on the deck and
then compelled Captain Ballard to transport
them to CIoversport, where they released the
boat.
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PROPOSALS..
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
~ BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.

December 9. 1884
Fealed Proposals will be received NJ this Bureau
until n eridisn January IL, 1855, for the Iron de-
serbed in the following classes. Each bid must be
mace for an entire cisss and the price II be 3
round sum for The class 81 the respective
Navy Yards N payment viii be made an Ill the
whole Is delivered livery TO commence 10 twelve
days after notification of ptaHcs of bid to
esed contnr ally sud the whole TO be delivered in
two M nths thereafter.
TIE contract with be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, the right being reserved of
rejecting the lowest bid if it be deemed exorbi-
tanr
The usual guarantees will be required. and the
contract will be dated the day tss notice of ao-
&c ptance is given.
Printed schedules and Instructions can be OBJ
tanned by application to the Bureau
Proposals must he directed to the Chief of the
Bureau of steam En- inc er ing, and endorsed Pro.
possls for Iron,n that they may be distinguished
from OF her bufiness l-tters
The folio wing are the classes required at the re-
ris
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RoposAL FOR RAGE.
CHIEF QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE.

CH5Er QuARrER1AsrRR's oFrIcE.,
Sealed Proposals are invited by the undersigned
1s5 at III g. Ma
these places with HAY. Corn. Oats and straw. u
Rids will be received for the delivery of 500
Of cora or oats and 50 tons of hay or straw
Bidders must state at which of the above, named
rates a. they win make deliveries shereat
the quantity of ZACH article pro posed to be dsliv
menced, and When to be completed.
The price must be written out in words on the
Corn to be PIT uP in COED stout SACKS. Of about
bushels each The sacks to be furnished without
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
The particular kind or description Of oats, corn.
hay or straw proposed to be delivered must be
All the articles offered und er the bids herein in
cited Viii be subject to S, rsd BY the
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interest of
thu 5qUrs and will Be
have been delivered and accepted.
The tidd , viii be required 70 accompany his
sisis reTsons tSa. lis BID j. acespsa hs Or
the aay With sooa and
sureties, in sum equal to the amount of the con-
1t
the said biedsr should fail to enter into the con-
e
sible bidder, or the person to whom the contract
The responsibility of the suarantors rust be
fhoan by the official certncats of U. =. District
under tbs Tnites States Government or responsi
bic person known to this Office:
or "qases of OF
The full name and post e address of each bid
De- aS' Is Ss o o BRIG
Fucker, Chi. Depot Quartermaster.. Washin ton.
D. q. and should be plainly marked Proposals
Bond. in a sum equal to the amount of the cor
suarartors viii he Of the successful BIDS
der or bidders upon signing the contract
be Obtained upon S u application at this once. may
FORM OF PROPOSAL
tTown, County and sntatel=--
and dsSsS to the United States. Il the Qua fsr
Of TO the
for forage, dated Wash gton Depot, Dec. s. 1868,
,0e Bushels 81 Corn. in sacks, per bush.l of
- Bushels q OATS, in sacks. at - per bushel of
tons 81 a'e Of Baled Hay, at - per ton of 1000
tons q Baled Straw, at pc ton of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before the - day
to Sc and a;sds on re-
States with good and approved securities, within
ths Of ten ass a my
Brisadier General p. a. RucK.R.
Washington, D. G.
GUARANTEE.
We, the unders gned, residents of --, In the
sSs sssvsray as With t ass
r. day,
% to tie e
tract to furnish the forage proposed in oonfor,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT.rhs,, large and connections
sesh st. sss. ana mex, door
10 10 p s with gas AID water co@pe:s and
Is situsted in the Rest respectable and most CEN
sen, ,eS II .. the prineoai cover Dspar
ments and Is well adapted for fret ass private
ssss only sf2'h!
:;:::, si:sS sss,: asS,S i 81
L ness part Of the city, suita bic for attorney
oes Of e tss ba afs1s Ap'' e
IGOR RENT-To sngle gentlemen only, in . pri
low ts family TIVE sets of iuFndshe d ROOMS
sresess Tssairsd. AsnIs No. Non IS Corner ef
and I'd SITS. Gee 5-tf
khNa 1t RASdok sna
410 Sd street west, opposite Washington House.
ard near Pa avenue. Apply on the premises. d 9
s8H .ss lssHes n q he a. B.
Grihhth, ESQ sitpsted near Brookvil e. in Mont
Of Washnsten D. G.. Containing is acrrs Of land,
8, acres OF which in timber, aud the balance in
aud n the + ss
vicinity of The turnpike to Washinston; and a
Wa. biz ston or Baltimore At Laurel. The prinei.
pal improyemebts are first class; the dceilius
q S 70 in nr.g and
With all modern improvements, water &C.. por-
tiro Hfest vide, running the entire front Of the
most spproved style. without regard to cost; the
house has Il rooms, with a metal roof. and a dry
cellar under the same; the outbuildings consists
having under same roof abundant stablins. eraia-
be use ice hense and rtf,isstory, &c. all recent
buildings in eeod condition: a pump Of water near
the Kitchen door, with supply of water nnfailing
also, spring IN the vicinity Of dwelling. The
tsrety Of ana
apple orchard, in full bearing. The entire stock
fb aq f. tools be i0 ID With sds
Terms of sale One half cash; and the balance ON
ssd ss on
sr5 edans, Md near Br0otv dss
- oIIAMBERs; also. with water and gas. and use
Of bst n and parl9I, for rent to gentlemen Apply
tween 4th aad 5th SITS, dec l tt
FOR sALE-A new three story brick HOUSE.
southwest corner Of ID and Market st. George:
latest improvements, in perfect order. A BricS
Stable. Ice Rouse and all neces ssry outbuildinss
:. ss M
For further particulars apply on the premises.
EOK RENT-Tvo ROOMS, or second floor. suit
Inquire At 437 sth street, between G. and ii
streets. west side. oe g
AT PRIVATE SALE
"A One pRUG sTOR1,
Three Three H H9Ts
Inquire at 455 Massachusetts, avenue. near b
ITO LET-Tvo large ROOMS; on Psnnsylyani
Apply on the premises or at No. 266 Il street. BE-
tween 18th apdl9th. nov 23-n
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Arrival from Europe of the Family of O.
Rebel-They are not Allowed to Land.
BOSTON, Dec. 25.-The wife, son, and daugh.
ter of the rebel General Pre- ston, of Kentucky
came as passengers in the Africa.
Orders from the War department refused
them permission to land and also declined
their request to leave by rail for Canada. They
therefore remain on the steamer, to be carried
back whence they came.
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IMPORTANT TO PyMALES.

IMPORTANT TO PyMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills Ia
the result of . long and extensive practice Thsv
are mild in their peratiOn and cannot do harm to
the most dsicAte certain In correcting all irreeu.
iarities, Painful Menstruation, removing ali OBJ.
ache, pain il the side Pal pitation Of the hear
WIRES, AL befyous affections, Mysteries, fstieu ,,
pain IN the back and limbs, de-, disturbed alec q .
which arit from Interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era IN the treat.
nent of esulaIities and obstructioas which have
consi snsd 60 masy to- FREMATURE GRAVE No
female can enjoy good health unless she IL regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the zen.
ersi hsaith begins to idec'ins. These Pills form
.na psRssrEs 9Th
BE DECEIVED. Take this acver semsn: to
your Druggist, aud tell him that you to1af tn
BEST erd n,os RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI.
CINB IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been . Standard Remedy for over thirty
years, and are the nost eAectnsl oae ever know,
,assss they are Invaluable. isdueing, With cen
thnnss nSersode1I regularity. They are known TO
th nwno have used them II differ eat Pc rio e.
thIou sSySt the c'nntry having the sanction ~
some 2; .as lat snaineat Fhpsseians in America
..J vith sseS Rs siettss tcsea hey shosld not BE-
or Bo, % for S. frs,s a to a. 81 S;I,s 'r
Pills seat by mail prom, pfIv sscnre fro, us.
ton, by RENTING o .hs Pm aristoYs YIN "oSsrvs
FOB s sAal ~ AZ ! RRHfInex.sTs.
dsslo-soly.A Se 81 csdae It,. New YorS.
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The above to BE- Of the best American fange
WARRINGTON.
CLASS No. ,.
10000 pounds best American square bar iron, "a
inch
1o,cOo pounds best American square bar iron, 81
2,OCO pounds best American square bar iron, Il
inch
5000 pounds best American fat bar iron, 81. by
5000 pour dis best American Eat bar iron, by =.
inch
l4,o0e pounds best American nat bar lron,2 by "a
LOCO pounds best American fat bar iron. Ia by
10000 pounds best American round bar iron, Is
eo,coO pounds best American round bar iron, H1-
O,eoo pounds best American round bar lion, "a
In leng tbs as may be required.
WARRINGTON
CLASS No. 3.
eO,0O0 pounds best American T iron, 81 by Az
inches, l6 feet long
WASHINGTON.
400 pounds iron rivets, ~ by lIls inch diameter
: :ssS S Ss 90 T. i; Ii i Is! i % %
CHARLEsToWN.
324 eco pounds best American boiler fan ge iron,
from IS to q inch thick, in sheets of such
dimensions as may be required.
CHARLESTOWN.
GLASS No. 3.
inch to l7s iHch diameter. in lengths as may
be required
.CHARLEsTowN.
2o.ccO pounds best American iron, 81 by inches,
the4 inch part : inch thick. The lengths
CHARLEsToWN.
CLASS No. 4.
$4,000 pounds boiler rivets, l4 inches long and "a
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DENTISTRY.

nEETI6TRF-Drs LOCKWOOD & MERRILL.
Ssolidlng, corner Peuns. avenue and It'll 49,
street nov 3D-lm* SAIo
nENTRTRY.-Dr. W. F. MARSHALL, Dentist,
- NO IS4 Penhsylyania avenue, Sec
sond Goor rom 18th street, attends to alISs$@
branches OF the profession. oc B-2ms ~Ah
GRlAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
1sstA Exsssosd ,ssiAs.s P,ts with "A. MxA,su at
s,sst 70 cali q br. EnW S1i sons On s., -. .. -
sna have them taken out oy this new
Aoa harmless process, Also oah and0l1IYYO
examine the Doctor 3 new and i'm. Ahs<
proved method OF Insertius Artificial Teeth. II
yoo once SEQ the great i'm proveraent in his teeth
yoI w1n hsys them Ia No other style than this nea
n an. valuable one. No. AGA. Pa svenue. hstVsSp
novI 8. 3. L1WIk, II. D., Dentist.
NJ. noox1s n + E r. ta.:.,,,, And ~.,.,
Of the KINIRAL PLATE TEITH, q %S
tends personally 1T his ONCE In this
Ply; many persons cAD wear t1eseQklfYY
eeet1 Who oaAsot wear others, Aad 40
person can wear Others who cannot Wesf these.
PERSONS calling at my ofioe can be Accommodat
H1th any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
pat 70 th0Se who are particular &nd Wish the pureet
o!eAnest. strongest. and est perfect denture that
At ear Hfoduee. the kINkRAL PLATE Win be
Roems g this eity-No 1913 Pennsylvania aysnas
estTesn 9th and 10Th streets. ALSO. 907 Arch IT,,
KAlaaeiphiA. MARTY
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 100000.
1000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
eFFfCERs:
hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM Z PHIPPS. Vice President.
ROBERT BAsSETF, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the once Of
the Company. No. "a EN- pire Building, u Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are situated In IA
heart of the Oil Region, and include portions o.
those wen-known localities, 1.-THE Me benny
farm. the tive McClintoek farms,' and other
proved and valuable working territories, inolud-
Ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter.
fitorles along Oil Greek and in West Virginia, now
under process of successful development, and oil
IL already regularly and largely produced from,
sewers al wells upon them.
Address the OompsDv. p. o. Box 1888 New
York. &C 28-3u
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1874 s NJ, A'hNo.. 1874
FURsi FURSii FURsill
The greatest inducements ever known in
HATS, CAPS and
LADIES' DRESS PURS.
Call early and see for yourselves at
N. o. GLADMON cos
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store
Nc. S92 Psrna. av., bet. Al and 9Th SITS.
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PROPOSALS.
EDUCATIONAL.

G10RGHToWN FEMALE sAMINARY.A
Georgetown. D. o. The duties Of this INSTITUTION;
win be resumed September sth. Circulars may be
had b addressing the principal
lvrt
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Il ZEPHYR WORsTIDs,
(eold elsewhere at from 80 to GU cents per ounce
Closing out a large lot of ZEPHYR WOR5TEDS
At only IS cents per ounce, or ounces for 81, at
MAXWELL'S
Emporium of Ladies CloAks and Fancy Goods.
32e Pennsylvania avenue.
dec Is Ut betseen 9Th and 10th SITS.
TIE OLDEST ~ H SSRH.S So sESS ON TIN
enlarged 6 # sGasss II a fSIf1 capacity
Csrnn Pa. and llth st., WasAinston, q, C.
plan In this city, bas been enlarged ana a 4
az sSses for
proprietor By Attention 70 BUSINESS Hs
win Hts sh. s1
oe oe Ell are moderate. P xMR1oH pro,r,stor
TFlhHs 0oMP xH1s1D SYRUP OF GYM
Well known an the
Most Pleasant. Safe. and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, OOLDS
HOARsENEsS, GROUP, WHOOpINa oorcu
AFFECTIONS OF ThH fhaoAr AND 1rNas
Itssupsrior efficacy In Arrsstins stubborn courh.
nest % & has
Z. saeee:s in giving rsisf mon a Is
ego or os sSs :. e So Sn ns
Price % and 20 cents bottle.
For convenience and portability the Same nom.
bin alton may be had In mild IoSen % for,s VIII.
adapted to relieve ruhlir sn~.Ears sir.a.s, ven
~ 81 SsH 1R1sis1o COUGH Iozzss.s.,
~ re SUIT TIN TINle,
We "a re rev sanufAe.nrtng sll Kinds Of BOOTS
by Of sastern made work Of every dsssriS-
s sSa !, %,ss sseri:ss =, 9sasE .na x
hSrete1ors charged In this city fer much interior
Psrsoss In want Of BOOTS ana eHols Of n.stsrn
@ 0ity. work vim siwAye And coed sssOrt-
ssn N stare ana q Sia .iss:6 -ai.s asa
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DROPOSALS FOR THE GRADING AND Paw
i ING T STREET NORTH FROM FIFTH
STREET WEST TO FOURTEENTH STREET
WEST.
PROPOSALS will be received At the Mayors Of
fee until IL NJ. on Friday; the 3Oth instant. for
from 5th street west to l4th street west, with
stones similar to th9.e used in paving Baltimore
inches in diameter, and inches deep. or with
Cotble stone, not more than or less than
direct.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
grading; the paw inc to be laid in bed of pure
gravel u inches in depth and the street we'll wet
pound hammer. and twics with a 50 pound ram
mer and then covered with sharp gravel. the
the Commissioners Of the Second, Third and
Fourth Wards, and the Assistant Commi ssioners.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
CHAs. F. WooD, Assistant Cos,missi on era
GRsGoRY 4nHIs, ide17 lawsw
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(,REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" fOTHE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
=
ASR hTTfa ss.ou ~,
harrisburg Accommod @P. u.
Lightning Express ------ SWf r. ms
ZEE $50 a. NJ TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the % 9, m; train from Baltimore
fslo, Rochester Dunkirk, Csnandaisua. and NJ
re sa Nd FINN Nv F sSos WsisH1NaroN
connects with the 30 p. n train from Balti-
more for Elnaira and the North and Pittsbura
and the West.
SLEEPING OARS ON WIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIERT TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
- For tickets and any inform alton apply at the
Shics of the Great Pennsylvanis Route, corner
and Depot House. No. 463 st; nesE He1 Jersey
avenue, Washington. n. bUBiRRY:
Pass and Ticket gent, eorner sth st.
te9n and Penn. avenue.
DHILADEAPHIA sTEAMEas.
My sggress Line, semi rsshly, between PHIL.
S&g AHsHElsas41oiss I'd sna asosaA -
Steamers Mayfower, Philadelphia and George
RsgaIar sailing day, WlDNEsDAYs and SAT
and Hi h, Georgetown.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
Agent In Philadelpbis. wM. p. CLYDE, IL
Agent. in Alexandria. FLOWERS d BOWEN,
No. 1 KinRst. novs-t
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THE SALEM Leg.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE o. s.
GOVERN MENT.
CIRoULAR NO. 5, has just been issued. Send
SALEM LEG COMPANY,
ss Legs ,ss made as is Is
Is 81 ii$SFSs$isEnHss
rEsT1MoNIAMLLssp g. s0kGnoNs AND
ACCOUNTS of uumerous GASES treated by this
original and ingenious TF ms,hid.
And all other needfu, isfoenation
TN sxhsh LEG WITaeGr I 6ais seh receive
nov IS I'm
o. ". BoTELEB. JNo. ". BerRtaR
G. W. BOTELER & SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASE AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY. SILVER. PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNgD WATERS. DOOR MATS.
YEATHER DUsTERs. BRUSHES.
WOOR WARE. AND =
HOUsIK ElPIN6 ART1OLEH CENTRALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND srlAMBOArs
YuRNIsHD AT SHORT NOTICE.
SIS IRON HALL. z.f
P1NN6YLVANIA AVENUE.
f7.eo6m between 9th and 10th sts
cor PAWNBROKEH AND on1
700 LOAN OsBIOl. 20
L1cENsED BIZ AUTHORITY.
ass MATTHEW Il WALSH, ass
2ss q srasEr, between 18th and llth,
Second door from Harvey's Oyster Saloon, =
In eomUliaDcs With the wish Of many friends,
am now prepared to make liberal Cash I'd. -
vanoes on Gold and Silver Watches, DiA- IA
monde. Js~eirY, silver ware, AardwAree
GOOD order 55s5 -
Having had twelve years experiences in bust
its ctisens, am confident that to All who may in.
trust me With business, which viii be strictly
every Sss fsHH,n e sssspts nom ssvsn oeloek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-27

hereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl.
edge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sum cient as sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the Unirsd States District At
toInsy CoIlector Ct Customs, or any other ola ser
np6sr the United States Goyernmsnt. or respon-
p. q. RUCKER.
dec3h BngAdier General and @. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

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tr~ ~ ,nrjt and reiix.ie action, entities them TO
the rfesrssrE amt =. thst c. ss Of fusrrum nts.
/ cneegiuiIy lccUnmt them 10 purchase either
for piil.r, hall .r chapel ne.
Hs, WAsHEusEg MORGAN.