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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

LAYERS 3 HUNT-Mmufacturers Of all the
vi Lstest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CsrTyalls, y North
Market street.
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fheas pens baar my rod aiaFk, Q. p. BAnHns
EzTnA Lou, KY" lor which have secured the
a9pF-riqh, and are warranted equal In fneness Of
uhcfure, and are believed 70 Be superior 10 AZ
others in durability and other substantial Qualities
which combine % make really serFieeahle pea
sent D. NAL OF express o. Fecept Of prics ard
rten c.rg1s % b. mail, At ny Tisl when 30 cents
e added for reC1sffs Write your name and I'D
dress plainly.
Postage on HlngIr pee dEsf cssIfs; pen with any
cass Or holder and ho1, si1 oc7fs. Old pens re-
paired for my cents lana sf1Elp) each. circuisrs
s.1t FRkL Addross
o. P. BARNE2
Sold Pen MsnuflctursY
SO hAin-EtEssi, Cor 5ixfh. LouisTiIs, Ky.
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On re,sfrt Of TIE Ger iacsiayuu vi zee Whist yo1
sre rotur & have, md thea q h az yonr optcn 10
s1us TIE dollars 1d lake III Article OF Dot Par
ehrsrrs vnas tins Obtain q Sod Wsich n amond
FisF o. Any Eef u JeEelry On Cur Isl lor Oue d.
- -, IN 70 orse can thsy rei lsEa thsu one dbl
las worth. The pr Of CeIutaaiee Is &c ic-logs
ore f,r IS cents ave for q eleven sor . thiry
lor IS. erfT-fre or $40 owe huu Nd lor SIS.
AFsnIs wanted everywhere, % whom sPeoAi
TAI GAuCHAN& CO,
ssns-sYrs No lie nroadWay n. Z
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Nlessrs T A n 6auShsn A Co, No li6 broadVsy,
New YORK, extensive Manufacturers and importers
q ~ the leading aad most hshionah'e styles a.
Waiches and JeWt -. desrirg b nssea1e thFr b.
STRESS . an mi mted extent have resolved upon
a Grea 6if. Distllhuaon, subject 70 he Requisites
t,lsoH lnFs
osrsif5ntes naming e b sriiole and IL vslns. are
pIa,ed in sealed NrVelrpes sd vel NJ Ked, One
"a thsse suvsopea vii g. ssut b. taal 70 any ad-
dress On receiP{ " tueaiy ave ce1is-
Al a-asss 81 q Or DoCE- satA rithae regard
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CARRIAGE mANUFACT0RERs.

CINGLhTON, r q -Bookssller, Publisher,
y s'ationeT, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
building
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Vas the only Preparation for food from
Indian Corn

7Tbst received medal and honorable mention from
he Royal Commissioner, At The great International
Exhibition, London, leo2, the competition Of al
uror1jDsut manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
tPrepared Corn Flour" Of this and other countries
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SAFETY OF THE GREW OF THE STEAMER
KNICKERBOCKER

Capt Martin, OF the steamer Kuickerbocker
which was lost in the gale on Friday last, off
Smiths Lighthouse, arrived here yesterday.
on the mail steamer Dictator, and reports that
the crew OF the Knlckerbocker were saved
having been taken off by the gunboat Mer,
curry, and sent up to this city on the tug.boat
Champion. They, however, made a narrow
escape from capture by rebel guerrillas, who
as soon as they saw the steamer in distress
came down to the river shore in droves, but
fortunately dense fog set in, and they were
unable to make any demonstration Capt. nj
believes that the guerrillas will destroy the
exposed portion OF the wreck by fire, and 1t is
feared that they have accomplished their work
by this time.
There is a gunboat stationed in the vicinity
Of Smiths Lighthouse, to look after the guer-
rillas on the Virginia side of the river, bu,
during the prevalence of the dense fogs which
frequently occur, it is impossible to watch
their movements. This Is the time seized by
the guerrillas to ferry oontraband goods across
the river, and they embrace the opportunity
frequently to fire random Shots in the direc.
ton OF the river, in hopes OF interfering with
our transports.
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ADvERTIsING.-The New York Sun has the
following on the advantages of advertising,
which is equally applicable to this latitude:
"To properly appreciate the value OF adVer-
Using, over other methods Of making ones
business known to the community, we have
only to instance the many large fortunes that
have been derived from systematic course OF
advertising a good article in the columns OF
this journal. Benjamin Brandretn who is now
worth half million OF dollars, attrlb-
utes his success to advertising, which
began with small notices in the Sun. DIR Town.
send, and many others, are living examples.
Shortly after the war commenced Mr.. Barnum
concluded that his expenses must be curtailed,
and accordingly gave orders to one of his
agents that his advertisements in the Sun must
be cut down one half This was accordingly
done: lew weeks later. the "great show.
man discovered that his daily receipts were
growing &C smaller by degrees and beautifully
less" He doubled his attractions, bat still the
receipts were not increased. The matter be :
came serious, and troubled Mr. Barnum so
much that it disturbed his slumbers. He gave
orders to double the size of the advertisements
1t was done, and the result, as related by Bar
mum himself, was an increase Of $50 in his
receipts the first week, and $3.50 per week SUBJ
sequently. Since then he has never attempted
to economist by reducing the amount paid for
his advertiser entS.''
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK Pm.
1 O'CLOCK 2. M.
rspoI,- OF COL. L. @. BAKER.

As all newspaperS readers are aware, the
energetic detective oficer abb We Named Is aoou'
the best abused man In the country;
rally due to his remarkable success In un-
masking the schemes OF traitors and plumber.
ers. And as the plotted villainies he has been
instrumental in defeating have been mainly on
colossal scale, with powerful ramifications
and hosts of accomplices, it is not strange that
every such exposition, accomplished through
his nerve and acumen, creates for him new
swarm Of ferocious enemies to fill the air with
a cloud OF accusations.
We do not question that Col. Baker ID ay have
made mistakes, and sometimes put innocent
persons to incon venience. 1t would be q mira
Gle il even the most intelligent officer should
not sometimes err, especially amid the multi
plicity OF cases, and the necessity for prompt.
energetic action. We sincerely believe that Col.
Baker has remained in his onerous, unthank.
full, unrenunerative position, under this fierce
storm OF malignant obloquy, from purely pa.
triotic motives; and it is certain that the Ds.
partment employing his services (and which
has the best opportunity for approaching their
value and disinterestedness) would Ionpsince
have displaced him had he been found want.
Ing in integrity in the slightest degree.
The value OF his services to the country can
best be estimated by referring to the changed
state OF afrairs, before Col. Bakers detective
administration and now.
Then, the traitorous plotters and plunderers
scarcely deemed it necessary to put on dis.
guise to their schemes, and paraded the streets
with brazen effrontery. No,o such plotters are
not able to find within the limits OF the land
lurking place 80 secret that they are not con-
tronted by this yigilant-and by them-sin-
cerely detested officer.
The dread in which he is held by thieves
and traitors everywhere, Is shown by the
shout of exultation sent up by every copper.
head sheet throughout the land upon the &C.
casion OF the transmission lately from this city
of lying telegram to the effect that he had
been sentenced to three years confinement by
the criminal court here. The felicity of the
copperhead gang above referred to was, how.
ever, short-lived, as they have doubtless as.
certained ere this that he is still in the active
discharge of his duties, and with quite the
same power to defeat their unpatriotic ma.
chinations as heretofore.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

N@THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.-The
US Georgetown Draft Association has been
Organized and is now fairly started.
t9rty dollars PAYABLE IN ins.aIimsnts previous
Der from the same.
There WIN Is meeting Of the Association every
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock, at the
Bridge. where and When all the residents OF
Georgetown Eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
wish to do so may become members eff the Asso-
The Treasurer will be In attendance to receive
installments.
All interested are earnestly invited to come and
help the mseises; the time is short and delay is
GHo. HILL. JR., President.
ED SHOEMAKER Secretary. jan film
~NOTICE-GENERAL LIOENSK5 AND
M GAIT ISrs5 RkAY WAGON, HAGK, PED, PED.
due the Corporation Of Georgetown ON the frat OF
January next must be paid within ten days from
that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced
BY the Metropolitan Police.
And notice is further given that the Licenses for
Pedding and for selling G GODS by Sample. and for
Carts, Wagons, Drays, Hacks and Omnibusses, all
expire on the first of January next and II payment
also viii be strictly enforced By the said Police:
Georgetown, Bee. %, 1861 de % -eetJanl0
NoTIGE;-GaI, one and ell: ind LADIES JAR
" jan !. I'm. '''' YOUNG & BEHREND
LNOR RENT-The no USE No. gig Bridge street,
l. Georgetown, D. G. It has 1s rooms in it,
fxtures throu ghout. situated between the resi-.
dences of Mr. Pee aud Samuel Croplsy. ESQ 1t
has one Of the finest prospects in the town from it.
Rent to q private family, $!s per month; for r.. e
per month. Apply TO JOSEPH LIBBEY. No. 81
Water ST., Georgetown, ID, @. jas Ct
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RESIGNED.

Assistant Surgeon O. H. Osborne, for long
while connected with Stanton Hospital, has
resigned, after active service for over three
years, for the purpose Of going into private
practice in this city.
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Loss OF THE REBEL STEAMER r E. LEE
A Matamoras paper gives on account eff the
wreck OF the steamer r. E. Lee, from Matsmo-
ras..of the mouth OF the Rio Grande TWENTY
tWoof the crew were drowned, and others
were picked up on cotton bales by the French
bark Castellona. The same paper also notices
the destruction of six hundred bales of cotton,
belonging to merchants liz Matamoras
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ment, insisting that Its effect could no. fail to
be disastrous upon the country, and would
bring no good to those whom It was claimed to
benefit.
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a NEW YORK Dispatches from
New York state that that city is excited to-day
over a report that Major General Butler has
been displaced.
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AFFAIRS AT CUMBERLAND, MD.-Gen. Crook
and Staff, General Kelley and Staff, Gen Du.
val and Staff, and Gen. Hays an Staff are now
at Cumberland, the point being regarded as
the most convenient for the MANAGEMENT of the
different commands to which the Office named
have respectively been assigned
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LOST AND FOUND,

STIRAYED FROM PREMIsEs TIE sgBsoRI
& 4 NJ No. 'ta
TAKEN UP AsTRAY, black and white CALF,
to come Das year Ole owner Is requested
and
I osT.Last night q Ford's Theater, 40 OFF.
then, at the St Charles Hotel, for J.,HAMILL,
wsna 'ls' W. and receive liberal re-
Lost. a pair Of gold fra med
Epsrasa on leaving them at No. aos street, near
T OsTaOn Tuesday, 8 liver colored sPAN!EL
II 1, p09, with collar fastened together with wire.
to T s Ell ss
north. bet. 4th and 5th, Washing ton city. js sst*
A 1e,PE PERSON Or PERSoNs GIVING ANY
e at ons n 1bs 81 Bas and Book
s:s!::s 4 al : Of ::
Gao REWARD Is HEREBY OFFERED FOR
a post
s1Esi States.
December 1854 at Phiaa for four ss. gsn
6y Major MeCawley; aged Is, feet inches high.
hazel eyes, light hair, brown complexion; by trade
..JNO MoGUARTY, born in Ireland, county oils
than, town of NOEL; enlisted 18th October 1854 at
q years. 81 feet inches high, hazel eyes, brown
hair fresh complexion; by trade a laborer
October, 1854. at Philadelphia, for four years, by
Major McCawley; aged IS years s feet So inches
nigh. blue eyes, brown hair, fresh com plexion by
oeTe HSM8 W sflaif56 nor,
18th SSsa ss phi o.
delphia, for four years, by MAJOR McOswley; aged
70 years feet ~ inches high, brown eyes, brown
hair, light com plexiOn; by Occupatieu a fireman
N. l.. N0KES,
First Lieutenant Comm anding Post
MARINE BARRACKS, Washington, D. O., January
9, 1865 ia9 IW
STRAYIb OR STOLEN, from my stable in the
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SENT tn FORT nErawApE

Yesterday - enlisted men, convicted by
court mNrtial for various offences, were sent
to Fort Delaware to serve out their terms of
sentence. They were principally Of New
York regiments.
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IMPSR1 Frs SALE OF SPLENDID AssoRr-
MENT OF LADIES CLOAKS ON TIE SECOND
FLOOR 0Fy. c. McGuIRE AND 90. Is hUG.
TON ROOMS. CORNER 10TH AND D SITS
sale trade in New York, the subscriber has deter
mined to sell at Public Auction. q lot of the finest
Parls MADE Oloaks ever seen in this country per-
s1nally selected By Mr.. VIM. Buchanan Macken1ie,
the wen known buyer for the largest Man teills
stores on this side of the AtlanSic.
Magazines of Paris, Wis:
D'Lisles Rue Richslieu
Plated Boyer do do
e Paugard do do
MAZDA La Gaur Place La Boerse
Worth and Boberg. Rue de ID Psix and year de In
Marie, Rue Viviann.
All the garments made of the very best
French manufactured materials. viz:
Lyons Velvet, Angela Ealoars, Esquimenx Bsav-
Basguines, Sacques and Circulars.
~ The goods will be on view during WEDNES-
will be sold to the highest bidders on FRIDAY
MORNING, January 18th: commsnciag at II Q elk.
jan l0-3t 10. MCGUIRE &c CO., Aucts.
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NOsTUMIS FOB MAsQUERADBS, Fancy Dress
" Balls, Tableasx, Private Theatrieals, DO, for
hire and made to order. Apply 26S O street. be-
teeWn the hours Of and 10 O. n and end ., N
MessrS. GOURLAY C OURL ANb.
N; 3. None bat parties Of address Will b st.
tended to. Do Him.
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100000 WORTH OF Foo7s AND SHOES

ScU,UUV BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER & Co.. 1872 SEVENTH ST.
SHOES at reduced prices, ,compris ing eSaa
some of the best makes of all kinds Of la Fl
dies,, gents, misses' and children's Boots @8y
and Shoes. We are selling ~.
Genuine Ladies' Glove Kid Con gress Boots at s. So
A coed Lodies Leoi her Heeed Shoe at SI.I5,
Ladies' Slippers. good quality, IS cents.
ALI eizes now Of the Boys Copper. tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes at Sl75.
And eur stock of heavy Boots at manufacturer
cost, at HELLER K CO.'S,
4927th ST., doors above Odd Fellews' Hall.
Also, large variety of Trunks, Valices and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER & CO.'S,
ian 9-1m* 492 It'll street. bet and sts
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DROPOsALs FOR LUMBER.
CHIRr QuAlTERNIsfsR,s OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. January M 4

ss.,as pp !aIl' D g.: January 70, 1855,
g oa 5s e'
for delivery At Depot Lu%Ssr Of the f folow
Rs iss 1PSs s Pine o1n
~ 12s ss 0o fset6,4 White Pine Conmon Cullings,
s96S feet white PINE se e%asn Cuttings.
Feet Feet s14 HsmOct ssssn,,n long
5000 feet a4 Hemoc. scsnt!is: s sst lHns
y COO feet SKA Hemlock Scantling, l8 feet LONE
set x4 fee.
s9MO feet SIG Hemlock yoist, is feet long,
5s oS0 feet feet s1s HemIock Jost feet long,
q s;SSS feet feet s1s Hsmlosk yoss q fsst LONG
5000 feet sxs Hemiock Joist. % feet long.
50Ooo feet Sx9 and 10 Hemlock Joist IA feet long.
l5OOcO feet 3x9 and 10 Hemlock Jost, Is feet long,
5n,ooo feet s19 and 10 Hemleck Joist, "a feet long
aas SSk jss sst long,
l0g W0 sawed Cedar Shingles, best quality, 16
l,9OO.l0o shaved Cedar Shingles, best quality, Is
go GO no No. Whit. Pine Shingles. sawed, IS
sooce Pis:t.rins Laths.
Samples OF Shingles and Laths proposed for will
Bids viii be received separately for each kind
ana quantity as above specified, or for the whole
All of the above described to be good merchant.
able Lumber. subject, to the inspection of an in
All Of the Lumber contracted for to be delivered
within thirty 1907 days from date of contract.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
sidered An cath of allegiance to the Uaitei
ositon. IS
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
Should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guaranty.
The full name of each bidder, and If firm the
name of each Of its members. with tae post ofice
address, nust be legibly written the pro posal.
the contract, signed by the contractor and both of
his guarantors will be required of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The ri ht to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
vslope Proposals for Lumber and addressed to
the underiigped q. FL. RUCKER,
Brieadier General and Chief 9aarterm astsr.
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MUSICAL ALMANAC FOR 1865

Besides containing everything usually found in
any other almapac-this has been carefully Gem
piled by us and contains history OF rise and pro-
sress of music in our city, musical anecdotes.
latest and best music and music books and iustru-
ments. 1t is q fine large neat book of $50 pages.
and can be had free by appl ying at our store or
will be mailed to any address:
JOHN F. ELLIS,
Piano and Music Store
talc-3t 800 Penn'a syenus
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BALLS, PARTIES. 20.

THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF TUsCA.
oanF keK prh ,TR MsE, No. s, IMPROVED a
Widows and Orphans. will BE held at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard. e y
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HEAVY ALL WOOL BED BLANKETS.

HEAVY ALL WOOL BED BLANXETS.
Is pairs 10 4 all WOOL BLANKETS.
25 l2.4 do do.
Is -" B4 do do
QUILTS,
COMFORTe,
SHEETINGS,
TABLE. DAMASKS.
NAPKINS,
TOKlhfN6S,
O ASH.
HOUsEFuRNISHING DRY GOODS.
at extremely low prices, and
DEDUCTION MADE OF TEN PER GENT. ON
ALL CASH SALES
until the first Of February.
Jos. J. MAY Co.,
30s Pennsylvania avenue,
ia e.2t between 9Th and lesh sts
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CHNTLEARN,s AND BOYS CLOTHING
GREATLY REDUCED PRICESl
NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES
CITIZENS AND MILITARY CLOTHING
OF ALL QUALITIES.

WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Invite purchasers in want of HEAVY CLOTHING
to examine their large assortment which they
offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices. in
order to red uce stock
WALL. STEPHENS l. CO.,
a5-2w,if lint, Chr. d Repl 800 Pa nv.
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ITO GOA H NJ A K lbs.
RUSSIA DUCK.
ENAMELLED DRILLS,
MTrSTTN

M0LESKIN
job lot just received and offered at ten per cent
less than last weeks quotations.
ia 10 eo1w tChr1 JOHN b. ILvANSS Co
RUTTER AND EGGS.
ID FRESH AND GOOD!
BGTTER, so cents and upwards,
EGGS, 90 to 60 cents,
Superior CHEESE, Is to a CENTS.
, Also ID varieties Of best CRACKERS ever inside
10 to % cents.
FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR choice HONEY,
&C., &C., Wholesale and retail. at the
CHEAP PHILADELPHIA STORE,
334 st near 10th st.
PIeaSe call and ia
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ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

HAIR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER. takes great pleasure in informine the
ladies and gentlemen he has just receiver, tie IA
test Paris Fashions for the present Season aud IL
now ready to Gil every order. Mons. Demonssot
ing thorough knowledge Of his business in which
he is ssgeG he is prepared to give sat!siaetiop
Of Hair Oils, Pomads, and every kind OF Toilet
Articles &C.; &c; constsntly On hand Orders for
vious day. Consultations Of diseases Of the hair
free Of charge. N. Demonseot is partner o! .
brother. and will 90 to Paris every Spring. On
that occasion be will take every eomm,ssion given
Call at DIMONGEOT'S Human Hair and Per-
fumery Store, cerner Of D and 10th streets, near
the Avenue. j. 6-1mS
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STRAYID OR STOLEN, from my stable in the
- rear of Odd Fellows Hall, dark BAY HORSE
1--WE years old, medium size. with no shoes on, a
large wart on left fore foot about Ia inches above
the hoof liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn to 4S7 Is street, between 9th and 7th
ja7 st" RM. MCGREGOR
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4 SEVENTH STREET. Anr
SHILLING cRFs SIZZLING oFP.!


SHILLING CVFts SIZZLING oFF,.
The Great
B A GIN STORE
of JULIUS SYCAL will ofsr to the public his en-
tire Stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
comprising in part:
Rleached and unbleacAed Muslins, 40c; yard vida
SAirting, $685. 50 eheeting from IS to 75c; IO Sheat
ing from 81 % to 81 80; Canton Flannels, $50 Ham
iton best, zec all wool Fannefs, sc; small fsnr~
Check GinShans. 4as; Prints from 20 70 ACC; Hoos
linen ssc Black Rf Gloves, Very best 81 ns LAO s3l
q we'll and selected stock Of Cassimsres; Gloves
for ladies; gents and children; first quality De-
lain. 4sc; Meriaos from 81 to 81 u.s. Ciosks of all
dssSt.P1r.ops T0m SS apvSrdsi large stock Of
cheap; . Large stock Of Nueias. HoSds sontsss
Green & Daniels, I6c: Pins and Needles &c. per
paper; also. o large stock Of Fancy dooesi III
and get bargains ct rss v,r,.
Great Bargain stsse, No; 4a1 7th st.,
jan7-lwH between u and u,
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RENT OF LANNNGs.-Themas bowling,
auctioneer, has rented by auction, until July
1, 1865, the fishing landings known as Clouds
Landings, about one mile above Georseto W a,
as follows Landing No. 1, to Robert Sim
mons, for $3.50; landing Moe, TO VIVA. Mankin,
for $780,; landing No. 8. to Edward Mankin,
for Sl25; also, two small landings on the Vir.
gipia side, to Mr.. Simmons, for a7Q.
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THURSDAY EVENING, January 10, 1865.
The Committee will spare no expense to make
This tHe Ball OF the season. jan 10-5t+
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIRP-A Arthur WhitloH.
coiored, was arrested for cutting the reInsof
the teams of Dennis Bland, colored, and Eugene
Mack, white. hackmen. The act was con-
mitted because neither of the hackrnen would
consent to carry him a considerable distance
without pay. Whitlow was fined $3.50 by
Justice Boswell.
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SPECTACLES.-Lost. q pair Of gold framed
- SPEoTACLES. The finder will be suitably
Earded On leaving them at No. 209 F street. near
the Treasury. IAN 9 9tf
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GRAND LARCRNY.-Ed ward Miller, coiced.
was arrested last night for the larceny of kes
OF butter and turkey, the property OF job o.
Shafer. The property was taken by Miller
and carried to the house OF Barney Allen, OIL
ored, where 1t was found. Milley Allen. he
wife OF Barney, was sent TO jail for court on hs
charge OF receiving the stolen goods, and MI
Ter was also committed TO Jail for the Larceny,
by Justice Boswell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-10

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This orn-
ing Phillip Zillinger, indicted for an aauls
and battery, submitted his case and washed
S15.
Mary Dano, indicted for larceny was ,und
guilty and sentenced 10 jail until the It of
March.
murder OF Daniel Leehive, on the ID day ono
vember. MIR. Adams appeared for the deface.