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DIED.

IN this city or tie I'd instant, e s 8; M, Mrs.
CAT bARIf D0WELL. native OF I'm gland, aud
resident OF Washington for the psst eighteen
yFsrs
Friends md relatives of the deceased are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. from her late
res dcDce. oo OH street, bet G and II SIS. south,
OF TEescaT 5th, 81 O'Clock p
On the sd inst. at the Long Old Fields, Prince
6e%rge,s county. Nd. ut the residence of her SON
h law Mr.. George Phelps. Mrs. MARY CARROLL,
N me seventy first year Of her age native of the
."nnty south, Ireland, bat for the last twenty
years resident sf this CITY
Her funeral will take place from st Patrick q
seHnrSsn, on Tuesday afternoonat two O'Clock Her
al" ACC are requested to attend,
On Ine nor IA, of the 4th inst. at 81 clock
n 49, nEI,NSE in the seventy ninth year Of her
age after snort bnt painful illness of eight DAYS
ber iuherai wi take place tomorrow (Tue sda ' !
et two CLOCK, from the residence of her son- in.
Law, corner 9th ana virginia avenue Island
In tins citya on Study morning last "a ina.
Mrs. MAhf, WE OF James Welsh az ed 20 yaa "a
Mfr. ~. was pleasant and amiable ia her S;snos;
ton, aud CT ritueed not little 10 make ofbaIs
bsppy around her. Asa eDmpsai1n she wss TIN
fa, afec donate and devoted Dur ng her sctaess.
ABLE degree of patiercs and christian resisnati,n
Urr loss is most deeply felt by her reIatiyes nd
se Will be missed by large circle meas
who mourn her loss; yet such was h or fatnfuiness
"a a christian ard such the strength Of her IN
W .yer ring hope that we sll may feel that what h
our los is her uus peakable gain.
The friends and acquaintance of deceased are
r. ouested to attend her funeral on Tuesday Ito
msrrow w at two o'clock, from Der late residense
No. 11S south strs ct, between Sd and 4th, Cas-
tol Hill. Bait. Sun copy.l 1t.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, COUNTRY PART
the property holders of Alexandria county that
If no attention is paid to the notices of the Tax
Commissioners, Messrs. John Hawxhurst,
BoremaD, and WATSON, whose office is ut the
c, rner Of Prince and Washington streets, Alex.
aEdria, that some of them will find their pro.
peTty sold for insurrectionary taxes, and that
very soon. The sixty days are out, and if Ie-
deemed after the sale, which can only he done
by loyal people, it will he at heavy additional
costs. The first sale takes place on Monday,
January nth. There are numerous citizens of
was hington and Georgetown also interested
in Alexandria county property. 1t
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HAZE DYHIHlIE DYHIi

world. The only harmless, true and reliable Eye
know This splendid lair Dye is perfsct-ohsns 90
hz, siusty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
Back or Natprai B,Gon without injurips tie air
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft aud
beautiful; inparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine Color and rectfes the ill effects
OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A
BArcHELcn, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by sIl druggists, &C. Fac
'oTy-S1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelor 3
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-eoly
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NV yORE SrYLE5,

NkT 1ORk 0TfLE3
Ststlthrsa's C.othfag t-Neic and EGsAiosnkh!
The English sack and Walking Goats excsli liz
beauty. grade and finish anything ever ofers in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
oo2u Intel. and Repub.
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CARD Hostettsr's Stomach Bntas- Frauds
ard tennte1JeiLs,-lt is too bad, that fiery poison
should be foisted upon the public under the nans
81 the hpe,t and Pprest Tonic and Alternative that
scenes has provided for the use and beneit of
manklnd. But o it is. HoRtettcr's Stomach Bit
ters intrcduced into this country emily two wears
ago has IN hat time acquired such extraordinary
popularity, tina. base and nlercenary men think il
afond speculation to counterfeiti' The principal
Offenders are irresponsible. upprincipled retail
.lqGor sellers and their mode of operation is this
Ihny hnya few bottles of the genuine Host-tters
stoma Bitters. sell the contents. replace them
with poisonous alcohol and then retail that a. the
real Grttcle. The customers who ask them for the
elixir vitae. they serve with a potion thick with
TIE elements Of iisGase and death. snch a m, d,
OF turning a penny is worthy of the arch nd
himself. But this is land of ls~. and if these
AmpeferF with human life. as well az with honor
able repntstton. can be made 20 feelno cousequa
OF their tprpitude this asslIredly will not 90 scot
Tree: No expense will he spared tn bring II. NJ to
justice, IN the meantime. let the pu bic be on
their guard, and only purchase efthose whom they
Sid by Druggists and dealers generally every
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Bininger Co.. 231
fthu ave de 81 cost
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He MOST MAGNIFICENT scenic, chemical and
met Eanical spectacle in the world, and deci-
dedly the very best entertainment now In the
city, is Sanderson's gigantic Russian War Pan.
oIama, to be on exhibition at Odd Fellows
Hall every night this week after Monday night,
and on Saturday afternoon, commencing at
O'Clock, 4
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ERCWa ) BRONCHIAL TPOCHRS.
These Lozenges are prepared from highly e.
te' med rec pc for slaviatng Bronchial Elections
asthma. h0arseness Coughs, Cold7. and Fri tation
or Soreness of the Throat
~ Hbljc Speakers and Vn.1IiSts
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking or eingng and relieYiag ths
throat after any urusuaI svertion of tn. vocal
organs: having peculiar ada ntation to affections
which disturb the Grg9na of speech de 2i-Im
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEsTHAIR DYE1s THE woRl D.
Nerer Fades or WASHES Om.-Upham : Hair Dye, 50
Gents a box. The best in use, Try it. Sold by s..
ington and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-Iy
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Loss BY FIeE AND RoBEERs, PRsvRSTED.-Ths
Subscribers cali attention to their extensive
of Henri e & Co 5 Fire and BURGLAR Proof Safes,
which are fuTnshed at the manufacturers prices
delivered a sry part ofthe city.
JAS. c. MCGUIRs & Co.,
de 3 In Sole Agents for Herring Co.
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LARGE HooPs DANGEEeUs-A lady, while
marketing In Center Market on Saturday last
ha6 her dress take fire from = furnace used by
one of the hucksters. The accident was oc-
casiored by wearing large-sized hoops, and
wonld doubtless have resulted seriously, had
1t not beer for the timely Assistance rendered
ty the bystanders.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAprToL.-Char,e,
NJ. HeEpinger, suspicious character, was
committed to the Old Capitol Saturday, nv
o1cer CT Capt Todd. Ex-Lieutenant James
Quest, 18th New York Cavalry, charged win
assault aud battery or Captain J.. W Arthur
with intent to kill. was also committed
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d. DUPosT's SuRar-coated

DR. DUPosT's SuRar-coated Female Regulating
Pill are the rery test IN They operate speedily
and sfedirety, and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most deiica te stomach Il trial of
these Pills will prove their spper iortty all
others Price Ella BOX. Sold byS. c. Ford, corner
Cook. Alexandria. iaf-IY
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SRCRRH UISRAlES-

Sd,nn-itnn's GN is the most certain. safe and
efectual reInedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mi eral
no bal ssm no mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken
II is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, IS.
Sonarttaa's Root and Herb Jnicss-A positive aud
permanent core for Syphilis ,Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots Tetters &c. Price 81 or six bottles for So
Sold by 3. @. Ford. See advertisement ms
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CoNsCIENTIoUs.-A few days since Mr Ola.
get, OF the firm Of VIM Shuster & Co, received
a letter, containing $40, in which the writer
stated that the money righttulty belonged to
the estate OF Darius Ciagett. The writer signed
him self s.Silenes,'
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des3l In

CORES RCNroEs, BAD NAILS, &c.-To be rid of
these trou besoms annoyancss, call on Dr.. White
aid submit to his mani pnistions. You sure to
get relief ithCut experiencing pain. Offca-So.
IA Penrs ylysniA avenue. Lane 4 fuckers
Building between Al and 9Th streets. No charges
for consultation de IL II
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u u New Jersey avenue, one nasoson, .bay
COLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high
The above reward will bs paid for the delivery Of
the raid colt to 4. H. LAMBRLL. on New jersey
avenue. No ] 80. de- q
coz REWARD-OY " sseessa1y, the fall caIta
e ~ ttos Of tke Pts.-Lost going nom $50 O
str eet 70. the Depot Of the Il o = 90 or in
the d. pot. . DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN IRE Pin
Was lost on Tuesday afternoon. between the hours
of and ,. N. It wks highly prized,b the snar
The above reward will be paid with the thank. Of
the oHrer by returning the Pia to this ofcs or to
$50 street fda3-tSi 4. " RDM0NDS
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DISEASES Of thi

DIsEAsxs Of the Ner eous, SEMINAL, Urinary, caa
Reports Of The Houard Association by mail
n sesled letter envelopes, of charge. Address
No. 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa CO sEa
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nhH's DRESS EUITs.
Nes's BnsSssss Ssi.s
YoEAs D7Ess Sxiss.
Yo*tHs Basia.ss Sxsls.
CA,ldEms' Dress Suits.

MOAN WALLER & Co, 3ss Penn avenue, Metro
bounce that their snnusl display Of Fall and Win
ter Clothing ID now ready TOR inspection 1t il
comprised OF an assortment Of Gentlerner's and
Yousbs' Clothing of the newest and richest designs
material trimming and workship:
Tc u ose who study excellence with economy In
fashionable articles Of dress an opportu nifty lie
now offered for selecting from The most attractive
stock o; ready made clothing III tas city, at very
reduced prie6s oe3-4n
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BURNED TO DEATH-Saturday, between II
ava O'Clock p m. a little girl, daughter OF
I"I1ck HrerD, on Second street, between y and
vi a. saChGSetis avenue, w as horribly burned By
: h"r CLONES taking fire from stove during the
ahserCe OF the parents from the room Mrs
bIe.n found the child lying on tha floor, the
CT Ties sull burning, and attempting 70 ex in.
fri.h The fan -. Her hands aud arms were
Sly burnt. she ran TO the door and rounds
man Kelly, W - vas passing at the time, ran
in'o 'he room, and subsequently, stared for a
FhysiC iail, and procured The services OF one
from Douglas HCsFitli-SuTgeon carlos Car
Nalio-W no i'm ins diaf"E LETT h.s ofsic. and went
v IJh MI Kelly :" the Gous,. There h.. did all
II ~ ne could for he child AMI subsequently
conveyed her 10 the hospital thai she might
h"Et proper and constant attention, mt the
- Heier Died ahout6 o'clock D. IN. The kind
ness OF Dr IarNHllo has been manifested re-
Gently III several Ci,sFE u distressing character
~ the Cliiz' rs in the vicinity speak Of him in
liz most comp imentarv terms HIS duties A.
ti,F hospital are important, but in the midst of
L EN- he can pare moment ~ reIiey w dis resse6
sufferers in his nrighberhooi.
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ExClTHNRNT on the avenue, No .42S, near AZ
street at the Dollar EVERY store Call and taxa
lar de 2.-Iw.
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WARRAETBDro CUREIssIx DAYS DR. Godfrey
Antidcte, an English Specific Of sixty-fVc years
standing will cure G0n0rTh1G in sir days. No
chsnge q diet reqnired; Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia sly
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sPsRHAroRSHHA c.E BE CuRIp.-Dr Rand's spe-
cihc cures sperg.atorrhea, Semina! Weakness. I'm
Posrcy, Lo7s Of P0tsy etc SPEEDILY and efectHdly
Its effects truly magical trial of the Specific
vii convince the most ske ptical Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, " Washington, and Henry
COOK, Alexandria, ja6-ly
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cT THE Avenue, 43s, near IA street, is the Dol
lar JeEelry Store. a2-IwS
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusENESrs TONIGHT.

GRoyEp's THKATER-Miss Charlotte Thomp-
ech, who has been designated "ine nope OF the
American drama. appears o-nlsui \; tfFo yer
Theat T, as "MaGelaine," III the touching drama
ssThe Belle of the FaubuTe Mr. Chas Bar
ron Will appear as - Bertrand Mr. MordaSnt
As "Apriani" Mrs. Myron as "Adefaide," and
the reJ1 aiming Char 5ctsrs VIII occupy the tuil
strength Of MIR. Growers company.
-~FoED's TH.ATER- Ford announces the
6Tst ppeaTaDce this season OF Mr.. JOS. Proc
tor, " no viii appear In Or BIRDS famous
drains, Nick of the Woods" or the ''Jiooe-
naiEosay." Mr. Proctor has considerable repu-
tatlon rs a trIgedIan, and will no doubt dFa"
fu i houses throughout his engagement. lhe
play announced fer tonight possesses mauy
attractions.
CANTEKBURY,-Mr Slim announces new per-
for mrrs for 20. night. VIZ: Ernsstine de faieer,
who, as a vocalist and danseuse, mas heretofore
~Cr much applause at this resort; Dora Da"-
son, lust fresh rom vocal honors at barnnIns
New York Mrseum Tim Hayes, me noted
clog dancer, and the Ethiopian duo t.agan ana
Edwards, besides the regular concert haIi COM
panY.
TIE RUSSIAN WAR will BE- on exhibition at
Odd Fellows Hsl for few nights longer, ana
the beautifully executed scenes VIII no denoS
pIGye as attractive a hereto fore. The paint
ings represent all the most prominent scenes
in he Crimean war.
THB GREAT REBE -LGox.-Mr. Harry H. De.
VI. s.iso clnnnu.s ~ exhibition OF scese3 con-
rec'ed with he ~ esy IT evil war at the WASH.
ington Theater. This panorama Is one OF the
finest and most a t til that has yet been ex-
hibited, and poTtrays in most vivid manner
the most prominent scenes OF the present REBEL
HCa.
FUNERAL OF SENATOR BOwDES.-The fu-
neral of Hon. l.. !. Bowden, late u. s. SEN
acr from Western Virginia, took place yes
te day, from his res dence on Thirteenth, be-
tween g and II streets. Senator Bowden died
OF black small pox, and Conseq uently, far of
CGutaglon prevented many from atts ndiHg his
II neral who woGid otherwise have done So.
es 1t was, however, thsre As goodly num-
Ter II persons in attendance, among vhorn We're
n ny Ssnators and Representatives. The re-
mans We're inferred in tina Congressional Cem-
etery, the procession moving through Pennsyl-
yanla avenue At rha cemetery Rev. DIR. San
deriand read portion Of Scripture, from the
- chapter of Corinthians. After the read
lIg, DIR. Sunderland made few remarks sym
ceased
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CHAINs.-Gold plated Chains at the Dollar Jew
elry store, AS, Pennsylvania avenue ia 2lwf
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ID Z b Lie ALE.

The Subscriber will Offer f. sal, On J,nua-, ,qt.
1866 II fair, Is not, the next fair day thereafter
DEslRABi L FARM
e. Lyne On tae baeyer Gsn Branch. prin q
&c rye + oourty Ma y!zud, foar mtlss from Wasa.
iuston Ct'y on tn public Toa5 leading to Wsrh-
ing:on md Bisdfpsburs, containing is acr,Z
TIE fsru, is we'll wee ed and cortains god
es1ipss- FIELDS sre we'll { 10 clorar With a lac
rcesdnx tsat will cut ,ortr tons OF hsy The |. 4
l. wei &C apted fcr saIdening In lie Thy neish-
corhooo AID convenient to church With mods
rs+e Improvements
Terms esah.
Uses At q clock A. n,
ts4 - PIELpRR MAaRUDlR.
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BY ) C. @oG UfRE & Co, Auctionesrs
- FCCK OF DAMAGED gtMILY GS0TrRrTs
!, A. AUC9Ios ON MODAL, January 4ts, =
lC o'cio| K, at tbs ,mily GrocrtT Store OF J ~
Day.s, Ksq corner OF Hiuta ana q rtrscts, "a
st u Sell lot OF Goods dan aged by recent lrs,
aU5 CCu TTi'irs-
Su EsrE Trss CCffees,
Preserves Pickles, CT ga q, Tobacco.
SPICES. Statch Sosr. Candies &c
Many ct Inc 81 ticrs are only sii gh thy dSmsgsa
Terms csEh.
deaa J. c. MCG CIRa Il CO., Aucts.
gTEE ABOVE SALE - POsTp0NEn ~
CerreGutEce oftbe oclsmHnt westher until WE'D
ESspAI MoaEIKG, January 6th, ss,ls b -ur snt
place
js.d &C. mcG UIRE & co .Au.x.
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PERSONAL.

n;hctrt seenie and We ,hanioal OK b btion in the
world. and deeid eddy the very best entertainment
in the city. 60 30 the Russian War Diorh at
Odd Feilows' Hall, every night this week, After
Horday night, and on Saturday afternoon. IT
I AIDES, LOOK HHRI-You can now get aoy
- kind Of stitchins An Tucking as we'll ss Plsin
\. wing done At the Lsdfea' ftam ping Depot 3sf
stoeet oppoaits Patent Once, by hrst class cps.
rator on wheeler g. Will on's Machine IVORY
neatly ard promptly done Lanes your pair ~ g
il You pie ase We can now socom nod ate ladies'
With iEdeib!e mark NJ as we'll rs initial stamping
en- Hapdkerchiefs Pillow Cases, DO 0niT place
In town for such work. de % tt
ID MEDICAL
4 ENSONS SuHeripg with Syphi]is, Con e-rhea 3,
elect, Seminal Weakness. or Private Diseases OF
sny description, sbnuld call i'm n ediately upon
DR. DAVIS.
Female Disc sses treated in the most seientidc
and surcefsfu manner.
The Doctors ID ptoma han gs in bis on CO.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderate.
ass 7th strsst, opposite Post Omse,
de 20 SIN Room 20 up stairs.
TTNHN LADIES' PaIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
CALL. Medicine for eli Female Complaints; df.
teen years' experience; (guarantees success or no
chsrse.) Business ana corresp nience strictly
priy.te. Roo c1s for patients MADAME COR50N,
Bsltlm ere, No. lilo Ysyette street near Asquith.
de 70 I'M
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L Mouse colored HORSE, without shoe,; fifteen
hapds high; about seven years old. The owner ia
requested TO come forward prove property. pay
charges, and take him away
j. @ HUTTON,
Is ST. N straat het off, and Intb
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By ". L. Wall 4 co Ao,ftonesr,

BY W. l.. Wall co A1cttonasrs
Sosthtrest ,oTns Penn. l~trae and Ninth yfysr
{ ,kCCEBlEs- LIQUORS, UI4Ass AND ~
- BACGo: DRY GOODS, b pOrs AND EHoss ~ Aus
TON -Un TUESDAY NOR InEf. January Sth as
~ o'siock W. " sell at the Auction Rooms
BPS Shlte Hnd yellow HGgsr, S;FuP
Bh}s Coffee aEt boxes do
BuIes Ga ned FrD its and u ea-z
BoIes Brown, Yell w and CASTLE Soar
Boxes Starch, Ytast Powders
Cases Sauce snd Dstsurs
schs5 and Cbr rries
Boxes Ginger aud CinnE con
30 cases msdeirs. sherry, Port, and Malaga WIZ
Otsrd pnpuv eud : T. Brandy
Boxes sv.us 7 ohscc I'D Cigars
2 boxes prime Chew To HaccJ
2 gross Natural Leaf Tobacco
octaTes snn quarts Brandy
bble Ehiskry, various brands
Boxes Na's ga snS Port Wine
II casks ycunFar TsnrsEt'H Ale
And various other articles too nlmsrous 20 nss
ito
Air. large inv nice Of Dry Goods, Shirts Hos;sry
Bo0tt and shoee,
Cloths. FsnCy Soap Cutlery,
a. artity ct Small Stores
f'Fms cssN.
ta2 VIM l.. WALL & CO, Auctr
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT1Decsmher 18th or 18th, RECEIPT for
rick MITE he'll By TSeodore sssokslls '' RE Gadsr
to ;HS'
ELL. 400 sevent , st. it,
COaE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
s IF
S:s grove 'ERd By take
Mouse colored HORSE, without shos'; fifteen
hsh i about Old The owner
,.ta. NJ .tr.st 9 e. H g, TO nth
STpRaAkYsrxp Or sT9LsN,yspuasy ga, 1861, =
a small snrrel wfi2hr about go lbs, switch tail.
Scratches light and od He 1as TAKEN
from P IN avenue; between l4ts aua 18th streets
sa5 Ss aa FL sa bet
La avenue js4St
! hsed Of ists aud & stSes,s. Isr r. BLACK
esP bs ssssa fHP &c psa fo
i3f.,m n s,i9n c4sce,nins it, a, Express stsbl.s
ttreets ''' fsDn AeAa'' 'e'"e'a ~ is az .'h
EsTRAI.-I certify thst this I'd day OF Jan
M Nay lSS4 h Lanes rsbeFs bT,osaht bsSFs
AD Jas oHLL Justice SS; Of asasf p ese
SO owner OF sara DStHS Is IsQnhEtS1 To come
forward and prove property, pay charge. and tste
lin away. Residence on lltd strest east, the
bra "a S.s.. J.mxs r.1srRr
CAUTION
lost Or STOLEN. IS @. s, $50 BONDs or
Slo0C EACH 18th Coupops attached. first Oou
70 pE IL stU-ins May 1854.
description cf Bonds.
OF. SS91 10 35593 inclusive, LIST ssries
Nos t4tGo to tl5i1 incinsive.----.- a series.
Re. 1854 No 545Ie and No 1861, 49, Cd ssriss.
$50, 10 q. ;. $50 Bonds Of SlNo cash. Registered
hssrir z interest from Dec. Cd 1863 par,bls D
1r. e States, in trust. &c. Nos 1873 to l2!67 10
ciu.iys.
All the shove described Bonds are Assigned on
the backs the Treasurer OF the United States in
trust FOR the lat National Bank Of St. Paul, and
signed by the President or Cashier.
All persons are cautioned a2sinst receiving or
nesotiatiDg said Bonds, or any OF the Coupons
bearing the above me D ton d numbers.
HORACE THOMPSON, Cashier,
Pirst National Bank OF ct Paul.
saint Paul. Minnesota, Doc, 21nd, 1851.
4 n xaA
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How 1T WORKS rs every body kaoVys the
9, animation OF cdudidate5 for the draft ballot.
fDcX as to their causes for exemption, taxes
pace this time prior ~ the drawing, instead OF
satIerward, as was the case previously
We thought every body saw the point of
It's procedure; but a some inquirers seem TO
ignorant, we may say that by thus wedding
cut the list prIGT 10 the DRAFT, OF parties not
iable to military duty, nearly all the names
at so into he WHEEL will he OF those who
cannot claim exemption; and the result conSa-
quently viii b. that all, nearly all drafted,
viii be capable OF bearing arms. Previously,
l, VIII be Itmemb Der d, large proportion of
TIE drafted mrn were exempted, and the draft
WAS thus comparatively a failure. Thus time
~ we'll man enrolled will stand about one
csanGe ont OF hundred of escaping; and the
draft will nett corr, spending increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04

I 0sT-Dn Friday evening LIST inst in usi xhbor-
4 4 hood o. 18th and 4 stresfs Large BLACK
hCkk wiz bundle raped Or top conta nj ag
new c'Uthirg liberal reward viii be paid for
inf N alton concerning il, at Express stsbles
Marble Alley, Penn avenue, between "a and 9th
ttTeets Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-04

POULTRY THIEF On December Goth, Mtch'l
NJ cheeyer, a hUckster, received by express q
load OF cabbage aad a lot Of turkeys. He went
TO the car and took the cabbage, but not ha ring
room III his wagon, left the turkeys for another
load. In the meantime, The turkeys were stolen
by boy named Jehn Bnckholtz, who sold
them to VIM. Van Newkirk. Roundsman
Kelley, of the Fourth Ward, recovered eleven
o. the turkeys, and started after Buckholtz, but
discovered that the latter had left the CITY
FuckholtZ is now indiCteS for breaking into and
TChbing several stalls in Center III 4rket, but
was out On bali