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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEE SEMAN'S PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills Ia
the result of a long and extensive practice, TuSy
are mild in their operation aud can not do harm 70
the NEST delicate; certain in ting irr sSu-
laritles, Painful Menstruation, reno Wing ell OBJ.
structions, neither from cold or other wise, head
ache, pain in the side. pal pitation OF the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries fstig le,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed slsey,
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the Commencement Of q new era In the treat
ment of ir ECU arites and distractions which have
conslg Aed SO many TO PREMArURB GRAVE. No
female csn erjoy good health Hess she is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes placs the gem
erL health begins to decline. These Pills form
pIAfE aud PERsisTEST SUCCESS. n DoWr
BE DECEIVED. Take this yer isemenr to
your Druggist. and tell him that you pomf ths
BEST and moN RELIABLE FEMALE MIDI.
CINE IN THE WORLD, which is compIised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most effectuRl one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are Invaluable, iHdueiHg, tcith cev-
tasafy, Periodical regularity. They are known 70
thousands who have used them at di periods,
throughout the country, having tha sanction OF
some OF the n ost EN- inent Physicians an America
EJplteI dnee'iohs stating lchen they should NOT Be
or Boz es for IS, containing from 81 to ~ Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptty. secure from obssrvs
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG%iSTs.
HBTCHINS HILLYER, Propretors.
dec l0-eoly,a 81 Cedar ST., New York.
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
The r ebels Learn that Dutch Gap Canal
Is nearly Csmpleted-Street Rum or has
Col. Mosby Killed.
Dutch Gan Canal.


From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec. 81
We learn that the famous Dutch Gap canal,
for which the world has been waiting for some
months, approaches completion. The diggers
left at the upper end of the cut to keep out the
rlver. This they are reducing to the waters
edge. We presume the same Is being done at
the lower dyke This done, the remaining
portions are to be blown out with eunpo WIDER.
Before many days we may expect to hear the
explosion; and then, what next! Not much,
we think. 1t is the opinion of many that the
enemy designs the removal Of the seat OF war,
SO far as it's principal operations are concerned,
further south.
Col Mosby Reported Killed.
1t was reported on the streets yesterday that
the daring ard distinguished guerrilla chief,
Col John s. Mosby, had been killed by the en-
envy. The story was that he had been sur
rounded while dining at the house OF friend
in Culpeper, and ordered to surrender; that he
drew his pistol and fired upon the enemy,
when he was shot dead.
But q telegram from Fredericksburg, dated
the 25th, was received yesterday morning,
which contradicted the report of his death,
stating that he had been shot, but not MORALLY
wounded, and was in the hands Of his friends.
The question OF his condition is, however, not
yet definitely observation-disclosures Dispatch,
Dec. 81.
The Woundins Of Mnsby.
1t was reported last evening that Colonel
Mosby had been very seriously wounded in
an encounter with the enemy in Prince Will
liam county. He is SAID to have been shot
through the body.
We could obtain no particulars Of the affair;
but as a raiding party Of the enemy, composed
Of whites and negroes, were in Dumfries on
Wednesday, 1t ia probable that Mosby encoan-
tered them on their return to Alexandria.
At Dumfries the raiders captured privates
Of the 49th Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec.
2,th.
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The Raid on Pollard.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec. q. -
MOBILE, Dec 19-The Yankee raiders from
Pensacola to Pollard destroyed all public and
considerably, and the bridge over the Escam-
bia was partly destroyed. Captain Henry
Pope, quartermaster, was captured. a few
negroes were stolen. Yesterday our forces
pursued them. A portion of his supplies and
transportation were captured. The road was
strewn with their dead.
There was an infantry force OF another raid
ing party near Goods mills and Pensacola.
On Sunday its advance was met by our caval.
ny, and driven tack several miles.
Captain Semmes arrived here yesterday from
Europe, via Matamoras.
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OIL THIN q.

CIV ] ~ ! ~ IL
GoINa.-aoING-aoINai
Down THEY 90.
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WAsHINGTON,
No. $50 AND A6l
sEVENTH STRElT. orPesirs PosP OYYros.
ALL GOODS sPoNGzD.
Where '0a ''n La nn1rr 4 q srYLss
'h, sss$t1su.
wA tKfsdc da5Ars.
LATEsT srTLSs
-" I'VE bogBia BRsAsrzD vxsrs.
BUSINESS SUITS.
PLAIN ANp rAKor oAss1Mrs..
Together With ltAnssersr STOCK
o.s 81;
THE S61rr.
H.B.-ws also have.
h4 sEsSk
p1soEH aeoDs
cusro8G WORK.
A'' u UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, SUSPINDKRG,
&C.,
J.H. SMITH. No. $50.
And
SMITH BROS, No. 464,
CLOTHfgRS AMI MRRoHlNr TAILoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post odes.
oe Is -Sm HAshfas toa.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.


The Steamship North America Sprang a
Leak and Foupdered-Sixty.t two Persons
were Saved, and One Hundred and Nine.
~ seven Lost.
NKw YORK. dec. 3o-The steamer Arapo
arrived last night OFF Egg Harbor she fell in
with the bark Mary E. Libbey, of Portland,
and took from her Captain Marshman, Of the
steamship North America, which foundered at
sea- and forty seven Of his passengers, Off GERS
and crew.
The North America left New Orleans on the
10th of December with 2U3 sick soldiers, twelve
cabin passengers, and q crew OF forty. four
men. She sprung leak on the 22d. at D. m,
aud spoke the bark Mary E. Ltbbey. which
promised to stay and receive every body on
board if necessary. At hall past two the water
put the fires out. The boats got ready At half.
past three and started-the first boat with the
chief engineer and all the lady passengers.
Six boat loads were got aboard.
The seventh boat left at dark, with Purser
Pellit and eight men, who are supposed to he
loat, as they never reached the bark. Ths
eighth and last boat, with the Captain, and
first and second officers and eight an, lie r. the
North American at 7.3U p. m, and were hoistsd
aboard the bark at p. m. it being impossible
to return to the steamer that night.
The bark made sail and pro decided toward
the steamer. Her lights were all in sight, dis.
tant about six miles. Abont q. m the i,hts
disappeared suddenly, and the stea mer 1t Is
supposed snnk At daylight nothing was in
sight, excepting the water casks. The bark
made sail and cruised all round until noon,
when she proceeded on her conrse.
Sixty two persons were saved, and one hun-
dred and ninety. seven lest
Among the lost are Colonel Henderson and
Lieutenant Colonel Horn.
The following are among the saved Mrs.
f. Ransom SanbOrn, Miss Mile Fo wler, Miss
Mary Geary, Mrs. ]. 7. Smith, Mary Welch,
s'ewardess, colored infantry; q. M Wilson.
hospital steward, Ut. = A: W p. Dinsmore, y.
s. NJ: f. Mcintosh, U. 8 N; and fourteen jpri-
Yates, aud fofty-t officers, and crew OF the
North America.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
4 O'CLOCK p. III.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:
INTERCEPT ION OF HARDER.

The latest arriva from the fleet OFF Savan-
nah reports that hopes were entertained of the
interrogation of Hardee's column in it's passage
across Broad River. Heavy cannonading was
heard in the direction of the river when the
dispatch boat left, and it was believed that a
portion of the enemy would be cut of, even If
the entire column was not checked or forced
back nearer Sherman's army in his (Hardse's)
retreat.
Broad River is an arm Of the sea between the
island Of Port Royal and the mainland, across
which runs the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE TRIAL OF Col. NORTH.~The case OF
Col. Samuel North ct al was resumed this
morning at IL O'Clock, at tho u. 5. Military
Commission rooms on + street, OF which
Major General Doubleday Is President, and
Col. John A. Foster is Judge Advocate.
+. W. Moffatt, Acting Assistant Teller in the
z. s: Treasury; Jerome Brown, Jr., and James
the good character OF the accused, and the last
named testified that the business of the office
OF the New York State Agent Col. North was
properly transacted, as far as he could OBJ
serve " lille he was there as q clerk.
Colonel T. Ingraham was recalled, and he
showed the order OF the President, from G. A
Dana, Assistant Secretary OF War, for the ar
rest of Messrs North, Conn and Jones, and
showed that Messrs. North and Cohn were ar
rested and committed to the Old Capitol On the
2sth day Of October, 1864.
At this juncture the court took recess.
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CLOTHING.

r,Hk MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE 10
i sMI tn BROS; co.
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Tsiiors, 40 Wet Baltimore street,
The Bon Ton Merchant Tsilors,
No 40 West Baltimore St. Baltimore, Nd
prices.
wanIns tenisDs can save 20 Per cent. By getting
'hsr o'0'hhs MACS SMITH, BROS. Il co..
90 West Baltimore street.
best and chespe;. GSthi Rssa HOUSE o % the
country 10 SMlF hhoo. n w..
20 West Baltimore street.
MARgLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
10 West Baltimore st, Baltimore, Nd.
Persons in wsshin ston can save % per cent. By
buying their cioshinE SS n BROS. 4 CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
OR wsshington customers can nnd the bess
stock Of Clothing In the Span nR1S article
20 West Baltimore street.
the finest Sfk 4 q R G the SsqS. a
40 West Baltimore street,
Do net fsI to cone t. SMITH Saos CO. to
The place where svsTySeSz ss sss suited 90
20 West Baltimore street,
The only house in Baltimore or Washington thas
SMITH, BROS. & co.,
20 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washin ston are
offered discount of 10 per cent. By buying Of n.
SMITH, BROS. 4 CO,
20 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars 81
Suit by buying Of
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltin ore st.. Baltimore, Nd.
twill DAY all to come to Baltimore to buy yosr
OLOTEING SMITH, BROS & CO.,
Merchant TAilors End Ciothiers,
Be sure and come to SMITH, BROS. & CO..
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
at1aet TO set your Fall and Winter Clothing.
SMITH BPOS. & o.,
Merchant Tailors xnd Olothiers.
20 West Baltimore street,
Pee top PANTS, French and laslish WALKING
COATS. Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style sAoKATKL, the Prettisst cest out
Popular Marble Hall 0lsthins Hsuss. 90 WsA
Baltimore street. SD A-Sm
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o II r 4 G 1 Al L.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States of America
To all tohon ii may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that ROBERT BARTH, has been appoint.
ed Consul of the Grand Dukedom of Baden,
at st. Louis, Missouri, do hereby recognize
him such, and declare HIM free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privi
leges, as are allowed to Consuls by the law OF
nations or by the laws of the United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
letters to he made patent, and the seal OF
the United States to be hereunto am Sed
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
iDgton. the 2ith day OF December, A. ID.
IFS lslj3 ann or the independence OF the
United States of America, the seth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WIKI SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

n God Across the Tennessee River-Heavy
Cannonadibg In the Direction Of Flor
epce-,ndissatten Against Hood in the
Rebel Army.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.-Union prisoners who
escaped from Florence, and arrived on the q tn
at Columbia, say that Hood 8 ADJ vance arrived
at the Tennessee river on the 2lst, and on the
next day his infantry crossed on a psntoon
bridge which he had removed above the shoals,
but of out the reach of our gunboats.
One OF the prisoners states that Hood crossed
the Tennessee with ITO cannon. He counted
IS On his retreat.
On Sunday, when twelve miles this side of
the Tennessee river, he heard heavy cannon
aiding in the direction Of Florence, which was
probably SteadDan's force engaged with For
rest. There is intense indignation against Hood
In the rebel army.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
FROM GENERAL THOMAS.

FROM GENERAL THOMAS.
The Report that Hood Crossed the Tennes-
see COMMUNICATIONS reported to
have Attacked, Routed, and Captured
most of Hoods fragm entary Army.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Goa special dispatch
to the Bulletin dated Nashville, December 30,
says:
The statement that Hoed had crossed the
Tennessee river is doubtless untrue.
The very latest news from the front is that
yesterday, while Thomas was pushing Hood
on the river bank, he was trying to lay his
pontoons, but could not make any progress, as
our gunooats were Smelling his working party
Gen. Steaaman reached Decatur with 10 rye
force on the oath, and is also threatening Hood
There is a rumor this morning that Thomas
has attacked, routed, and captured most of
Hoods fragmentary army, but this needs con-
frmation
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An EEeLIsH FAILURB.-Messrs Hodgson,
mather Il Co, OF London, recently failed with
open liabilities of one million two hundred
thousand dollars while their assets were less
than Sio,0G0. They lost S2SO,0OO on cotton,
72r5,000 on sugar, S27oOoO on pi g-iron, $780, 900
on petroleum, and the same upon hemp, with
other losses in speculations to the extent OF
quar- ter Of million dollars.
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REBEL OFFICERS COMING IN.

The whoiesaIe desertlOns from the rebel
army is not confined entirely TO the rank and
file, and Of late rebel officers frequently come
into our lines Among a batch OF one hundred
deserters brought to this city yesterday, was
Lieut. r. Redwood, OF the 43d Alabama, who
came within the lines OF the Army OF the
James with squad Of men belonging to his
command Heretofore these deserters have
principally been confined to Virginia and
North Carolina regiments, but since Sher.
Of the rebellious States, they extend to Georgia
and Alabama regiments, Of which large mum.
bers have come within our lines in the past
two weeks.
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new York stock Markst--First Board

by the Peoples Line-.Office 81 Nlnta street ]
NEW YoRK, Dec 3e.-U. s. ISL, coupon 6's,
I,6g; s. SOS lC9x; Certificates of tndsbt-
edness, 96x; Gold, @as; N. Y. Central, nay;
Erie, say; hudson River. I'M; Residing, lllt:
Michigan Central, 117Ei Michigan Southern,
Pittsburg, 9t; Dumb rland Goal Preferred,
ask: Cleveland and Toledo, 100 Chicago and
Rock Island, 1857; milwaukee and Prairie du
Ohien, -; Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Ohtca-
20, -: Alton and Terra Hante, -; Chicago
and Northwestern, i04; Quicksilver, lOiH.
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The Terrible Marine Disaster.

LEwEs. Del. Dec. 28.-The brig Ellen p.
Stewart from the coast OF Texas, for Philatsl.
phia, and a hark, name not asc Artained, are at
the breakwater this afternoon. -s
Captain Caine, of the Allen r. Steuart, re-
ports having fallen in with and saved sixty
persons from the msphip North American,
from New Orleans for New York, which sank
during the heavy north west gale, on the s2d
inst, In latitude 81 deg 10 min., longitude %
deg. 40 min, carryiBg dow with her 100 as
jsepgpre. the principal part OF whom were sol.
dier and all the crew. But two escaped.
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.
LUMBER, &c. 40
WILLIAM r. SNOW co.,
LOT Water street. Geor setoun. Dc
Have for sale ct Wholesale snd retail.
1900 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, largo amount Of very superior Oak
Ash and Hickory
L q ID b ER,
Of every description.
All Of which Will be sold on reasonable terms.
All orders left at our ofnc addressed to N
through the Post Once will receive prompt attea-
ton. WIN. r. SNOW l. CO..
101 Water sereet.
Gee 8-lm 4eOrgetown, d. O.
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oOA

094 39f
FU RE! RS!i PURStil
The greatest inducements ever known in
HATS, GAPS and
LADIES' DRESS FURS.
Call early and see for yourselves at
II. 0. GLADDEN. cos
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store.
dec Priv
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NEW MAP FROM CALIFORNIA.-A complete
map OF California and Nevada, embracing all
the veys in that district, was received at the
Land Office from San Francisco yesterday.
This is the most comprehensive map of the
Pacific slopes yet published.
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Army Vouchers in Possession Of tn
Enemy-Netice to the Public.

CISoINHATI, December ga package OF
quartermasters' vouchers, amounting to nearly
$500 %, approved and issued by Captain ]. O..
Crane, quartern aster at Nash willie, was taken
from train captured by the rebels, on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, ON the I'D.
The are in favor Of parties In Cincinnati
Buffalo, Chicago, Michigan City. Albany,
Boston. Philadelphia and New York Adams
Express Company notifies the public not to
negotiate or receive them.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-At Ford's Theater. or between there and
18TH sts or sire It, plain GOLD Bk NJ B.
leaving It at a gag T st. DC an''''' a ~
CAME TO sol 7TH STREET. on the 10th. a
To aad d The
charger and take her away. dec shst'
$50 REWARD.stolen 1ro n the village Of Be-, BE-
about sixteen hands high, long name ans tai,
heavy limbs VIII give The above reward for the
's''.ss' %. o, mo ABOVE 0' LEWIS I4aEuDEk.
&I0O RKwARD-stolen from the subscr ber's
from q slight Irritation had rubbed the hair OF
from small spot under left nostril. will give
% nd 81
ss y s sss q 'is D'''''; r. A. PHILLIPS
GOO REWARD. Lost, a large Bay HORSE.
yEUv white fsce. out OF my stable sd street.
dec 3 st. A'1 - MARTIN CONNER.
y 9TH instant red DURHAM CO y. short TT tall ALL
s raj
will be paid fol her return to me, or information
n "a. s'' 70 *IfHixS - s4 a.cz
osT-A large bleed stone seal RING: With
finder VII BE- LITERALLY rewarded By returning il the
&S RIWARp-:stTsyed or stolen, on the ight
CC of the 2oth instant bob.tail and white face
with piece of OF the h"rn bite flank and red
O'BRIAN, alley betw cen ID and Sd and r and
streets, will receive the above reward. de a8-3t+
I OsT-Thursday morn ius. Decsmber 22d, 1861. a
IL pair of small screw cutting 6TOCKSaud DIES,
they haveH: G. Griffith stamped on them in going
from 7lst and streets. to l7th and streets The
finder will r. ceive liberal reward by leaving them
with the ~ atchman al Winder's Building, corner
of nth and SITS, or ut the Star Office. de 28-St-
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SHIPMENT OF FREIeHr roCIrY POINT

SHIPMENT OF FREIGHT TOCITY POINT
Yesterday we mentioned that an oder had
been issued prohibiting the shipping of pur-
veyors' and Suffers goods on the mail boats
to City Poiut. This order includes express
freight except when In small quantities
hereafter special boats will be detailed for the
shipment of freight, and the regular boats will
be devoted to the exclusive use Of the mails
and passengers
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NJEW YEARS CALLe.
. NEW YEARS CALLS. NEW YEARS CALLS.
Every per ION m akius New FEARS calls will please
not fail but call ON s..+
1 P.J. BELLEY & CO.,
$40 1th street

1910 9TH street. t&H
and parake of the rich hos pisabls treat OF exam.
inipg the $3.50 Plain and Golored Pictures Juss
received copies OF nearly every Painting and En-
craving ever pnbiished. from the beautiful oil
colorsd Carte Waite style to the finest Impsr,al
fix~ pu blished ,az9aEf B. sl-a..
We cut the prlcSso low that they come within
the reach Of all-from 10 eta. TO $50.
The store IN positively bs closed 1t .. m. on
Monday, "a 'aoasrT. oS0St
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Lieut. Colonel N uiford. u. s Commissioner
for the exchange OF prisoners, leaves next week
with new propositions to the rebel authorities
for the exchange Of all Union men now in their
h8nds
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ANODD WAY OF ENDING ONES LIFE-An
evening contemporary says that Mosby has
s.iis ally ended his miserable life by dying"
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n REOPE NED.
~ BOOTS AND sBOEsii
L. HEILBRUN & co..
sos Tth ST., under Odd Fellows Hail.
tremen sGns los prices. to make up for lost time
Ladies', Misses, GenllemeDs'. Boys, Ohildrens'
EOOTs AND SHOES
cheaper than any OF or place in the city at
l.. HEILBRUN & CO.'S,
aO6 Seventh street,
de226t' under 0ad Fellows Hall.
4, ENTLEMkNs FINE CLOTHINal
LATEST STYLES!
BEST QUALITY OF aooDsi
PRICES LOWi
We offer the largest sssor tmsnt in this city Of
GEkTLM1N'S DRESS Suits
BUSINESS SUITS,
FINE SHIRTS. -, 80
UNDRReHIRTS,
DRAWAR3
FURNISHING GOODS
OF all styles and qualities, which We will sell Of
the Lowest rates. ~
+ ..f., al WALL. STEPHENS & co,
9-- 1l-ssE 329 Penn. sv~nue.
Between 9th aud 10th strests,
de E2w lint q Chron. 800
yVNn FAMILIES
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the
public reception by the President of the Uni
ted States on New Years Day monday, JAN
nary 3, 1861 will commence at 1 o'clock, p.
m. at which time, In con formity with police
arrangements, the gates OF the enclosure will
be opened. The reception will terminate at
2 O'Clock precisely. Carriages will approach
the Executive Mansion by the east gate.
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Remains of MIR. Dayton.

NEW YORK, Dec 30-The steamer Lafayette,
from Havre on the 1ith, has arrived, and brings
the remains of Minister Dayton.
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HoRsEsi HoRsESi

uoRsEsl HORsEsi HoRSKSl
QuARrg KMAsrsR q EEERAL's ovrIor, I
FIRsf DIvfsIos, WAsHIN8roA Dec l. 1864
H0RsES, su,CAbts for Cav airy and ArtiIlsry ser.
vice, win be pnrehs ssd AZ 9iesborO DEPOT In pSa
mark ct, till DECEMBEg 81 b3t4. =
Borsea will be delivered TO CAPTAIN h. Lowry
Moore, "A. @ ~. and De sub Iseted to tbs usQal
Governments nspectio1 b-fors being accs pied.
Price of Oava,ry Horses $i7S each j safs. -.
Price Of Artillery Herses 9 100 eacn. i 4sE
Payment viii be made for tS, and more.
90 A. EtEAA JAMES EKTN,
Colonel In ch arse First Division,
deeSNs QaArtefm AstoI 9SnerAl's 1iRoe.
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A REBEL NAVAL PRISONER.

Master r. j. Moses, of the Confederate Navy,
captared at Fort Fisher, was sent to this city
yesterday. snd oses has been consigned to quar-
ters in the Old Capitol prison.
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BRIGADE oUARrERMAsTER.

Capt y. M. Merritt, late Judge Advocate Of
the Central @ warehouse, has been temporarily
assigned to duty as quartermaster Of the first
brigade Veteran Reserve Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-30

PERsoNAL.-Gen. Solger, Minister from o..
lombia. S. A., and +. Lapota, secretary do,
are at Willards'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-30
| CABiNsr MRMBERs.

AND UNITED STATES ARMY OPFIosRsi
The undersign-d lab nounes that they have en-
hand very lar &c, sno shgies ssisction of The
pot exrel;ea in The United States. Tas s,m. CON
si-ts OF some 9 bottles q The n nspt,
curing sauh Z. Z We us q call before 5drchx.ins
else here. B, CADNkts ENA GO I'm OF rters, =
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