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TIE GARRISON OF THE DEFENsEs

The forts below named are the only fortifica-
tons in the defenses Of the city now occupied
by garrisons Forts Ethan Allen, Smith, Cor
coraD, Tillinghast, Richardson, Ward, Els
worth, Lyon, and Rogers are garrisoned by the
lG7th regiment, u. s. &. T Forts Sumner
Reno, Stevens, Slocum, Totten, Lincoln, Ma
han, Baker, Stanton, and Carroll are garri-
have just been paid by Breyet Lieut. Col ID. L.
Eaton, and OF the four months pay received
by them large portion was deposited in the
Freedmen's Savings Bank. Four companies
OF the i07th thus disposed Of =, OOO. The l07th
Colored Troops IL commanded by Lieut. Col.
d. M. Sells, and was raised in Kentucky Six
Teen months ago 90 per cent. Of them were
slaves, and very few knew a letter OF the
alphabet or could write their names; now a
great number can both read and write quite
well.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- IAtf-l y FENCE, &c.
CAisf QxasfesSaastss's C6cs, Dspot ef WdsA.aslcal
Washtaeten. ID. q, December Ia, 1855 (
Will be sold at public auction, on the premis-s
under the direction OF Breyet Lieutenant Col
enel James NJ. Moore, A. q. M, on wEDSEs-
ph1 December 20, the following described Gov
eminent Property, viz:
CORNER OF TWENTY SEVENTH AND 1
STREETS, AT 1Oh A n
Two tfl Store houses each Is by is9 feet
. one tll Storehnuse. 26As by $50 feet
ON TWENTYssIXTH BETWEEN AND
STREETS, AT 11k A NJ
One % StorehOuse, 42lS by I7s feet ....
AT MARYLAND AVENUE DEPOT BETWEEN
klNiH AND TENTH STREETS, ISLAND, ar
One az Siorehouse, q. b. Is: kct
Sne q nfhce, 20 by Sis feet.
one % Kitchen, l2is by q feet
One I'D Quarters, IS = by 81 feet
one CID Sink, by feet.
W Iuk ". AND o. r. R.. NEAR THE CORNER
Xf MGRIH STREET EAST AND STREET
fSd Nv. Al - = oNL9Gk Y. NJ. TIE FOLLOW
Two - Lots, each 81 feet long. 8 feet hieh
Two % Lots, each 2ls feet long, feet high
que ~ Lot, 1l3 feet long feet high.
One Il Lot, q feet long, feet high.
Two t2l Lots, each 80 feet long, feet high.
Two ca Lots, each 4S feet long, 8 feet high
Two 60 Lots. each 2ls feet long, feet high.
Two 90 Lots, each LIS feet long, 8 feet high.
The Bindings will he sold sngiy, and must be
removed within fifteen days ffom date Of sale.
Terms cash in Government funds
3 : ID. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
de last Depot Of Washington.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Fitz Henry Warren has
accepted the position as Minister to 9uate-
mala, and is expected to leave soon for that
post. - Mr. Ottarson, formerly city editor
ofthe New York Times, is to have the editorial
management Of that paper during the absence
remains general editor at the Tribune establ' sh-
ment. MI Croly, the managing editor Of the
World, has been quite i'll, but is now able to
resume his duties. Mr.. Hudson, managing
editor of the Herald, has also been very sick
James Gordon Bennett. Jr., is now going
through the necessary framing prior to be.
coming the old mans" successor The
residence at Flushing, Long Island -: The
principal Of the Kings Mountain Is. ca Mill
tary School signs his name "a. Coward, sur
viyiDg Principal and Proprietor" 49,. The
question was Lord Pafmerston asaved" is
raised by pious English divine, DIR. Dibdin
who thinks perhaps he was, but by close
shave
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IMPORTANT TO REENLIsrING SOLDIERS

-ENLISTINU SULDIEKS,
decision has recently been made by the
Government authorities, that soldiers re-enlist-
ing in the regular army within thirty days
after their discharge from the volunteer SER
vice, will be entitled TO the additional paw of
two dollars per month, las provided by Act of
Congress approved August 4, 1884, when the
term of their new enlistment in the regular
army shall, in connection with the term thew
have continuously served in the volunteers
Immediately previous to enlistment in the regu-
lar army, amount in the aggregate to five
years service. This offers an additional in
ducement TO those men who are now being DIS
charged from volunteer regiments to re-enlist
IN the regular service, as the most of them
In a few months will be receiving the two dol
lars per month for former SERVICES
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49,
Affairs In Geers.tew..

-Arrived-Boats Cruncher, uoo1
M. g. Dick. do, LInnet, corn. 10 market: or
yer Boley, iron 10 George Waters; Morrlsan
gram and hay 20 Benz. Darby; p. l.. Detmold'
hay to market; Seneca, sun6ries 20 Benz Oar
by; and three boats with coal, 20 Hampshire
and Baltimore Co, III tons; Central Co, ia
tons. Departed-Boats Seneca with dry goods
Ferry; CruncheT. manures 10 Dam No. "a, and
three boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-Flour-An
Improvement in the inquiry for all grades
here. and an apparent Improvement In the
Northern markets has excited a better feeling
In this market. The boat ID. knode. from Mer-
cersyille, with flour and wheat, is looked for
To-day, and this will probably b. the last load
OF merchandise received from any depot west
hand Is moderate, and II is said the mills here
VIII cease grinding on The 24th, when the water
Will be- drawn from this level of the canal for
this season and the water from the upper levels
tomorrow. Supers are quoted Al 90, Extras
al 80 50 TO SO, according 70 quality, and Pam
hy sll-5O TO Sli. Grain-Wheat STOCK in hand
ample Tor present demand fair 20 good red
snelIeu yellow 30 cents. white e 10 - cents, in
the ear - per barrel nominally. There ~ a
large cargo OF corn in the ear, say ijO barrels
now In the market. Sales have not transpirec
foRk-ihe receipts Of pork from the conn-
try around nave improved since Yesterday
morning, and the supply is fully eoual 10 the
demand. Prices have also improved, and to-
day the wholesale PURCHASE OF nr,me hoSs
were quoted al SIi, and retail sales AT AIS
PORT OF Entered Stezmers
Philadelphia, Fultz from PhladeIphia: a a.
Sinners, Knox, do; schooner John W RYAN
Cramp, Alexandra. Cleared-Steamer lanes
=. Green, Price, for New York.
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EULOGY ON THE LATE PRESIDENT LIN

The joint committee of Con gress appointed to
make arrangements for paying proper tribute
OF respect to the memory of the late President
Lincoln, have decided upon inviting Hon E.
M stanton, Secretary of War, 10 deliver an
appropriate eulOgy. The 12th Of February,
which was the birthday of the deceased, has
been fixed upon as the time, and the euloyy
Will De delivered at the Capitol, before the
President, the two Houses Of Congress, the
cabinet, The Diplomatic Corps, the general OIL
GERS OF the army and navy. and other digni-
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T GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
Funeral Of General Morris.

BALTIMORE, Dec 1.-THE funeral OF General
Morris was escorted to the cars by the sth regi.
ment u s. infantry, 1st regiment u. s. volun-
teers and a detachment of the 4th u. S. artll.
lery General Hancock and staff, General G.
w Getty, General Woolley, Lieut.. Governor
Cox. and the Mayor of the city, and many dis
tinguished citizens, were in the procession.
The bells tolled as the funeral passed, and
flags were displryed at half mast.
The deceased is to be taken to his home in
Neu Nork
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VFkKA.-Ib De ACKNOWLEDGEMENT elsewhere OF
season OF Italian opera (Maretzek's troupe)
viii address Itself in yitingy TO a musical hun
cry community. The fashionables who go to
see and be seen quite as much as 10 listen, will
aiso be set In futter of anticipation. The
season viii undoubtedly be most brilliant
Nothing shows the growth of the National
Metropolis and the number of residents of
wealth and cultivation more markedly than
the manner in which first-class opera is now
sustained here, as shown in the late operate
seasons.
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MERITEp PROMOTION

MAJOR j. J. Eekertan Colonies Stanford and
Stager have been brevetted Brigadier Generals
for valuable services rendered during the re
bellton as Superintendents of military tele-
graph. General Eckert has frequently distin
guished himself by translation of difflcuIt
Military ciphers captured from the enemy and
by his great energy and ability In his depart
ment has contributed not little TO the national
successes
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FUNERAL HosoRs.-To-day, the death Of the
late Senator Collamer is TO be nnnonncod IN
each House Tributes of respect will he maid
10 the memory of the deceased Senator hv M
foote, who was his colleague; Mr.. Harris of
New York; Mr.. Dixon, who succeeds him "A
chairman of the Postal Committee; Mr. John
ton, who was associated with him in the Cab
1net Of President Taylor, and Messrs Fessen-
den, Riddle and Sumner
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Collision at Sea.

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-The steamer Ariadne,
hence for Key West on the 18th, returned to-
day. having come in collision, off Barnegat
with the ship William Edward from Havre,
for New York, with a cargo of wines, sinking
the ship in a half hour. The crew were saved
and brought to this city. The steamer was
slightly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H.-The American
Home Trade League met this morning and
adopted declaration Of principles promoting
the protection Of American industry, and OPP
position to the free trade league recently or
ganized in New York.
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THE EXECUTIVE MANSION

Hon. Thaddeus Stevens introduced in the
House to-day bill appropriating $4,000 for
repairing and refurnishing the Presidents
House. This appropriation has long been
needed, the furniture Of the East Room partic-
ularly offending by its soiled tapestry. DIST
cured walls, and ragged upholstery. In its
present condition, the apartment is totally unfit
to be opened to the public.
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MEXICO

1t is reported that the Emperor Napoleon
has addressed an autograph letter to the Score.
tary Of State, asking the United States to recog-
nize the Empire OF Macmillan as the Govern.
ment of Mexico de Jacto.
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Raltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Flour dull and heavy;
sales of LOCO barrels western extra at 80 So
Wheat dull; prime very scarce and nominal.
Corn dull; white, SGaSl cents; yellow, 76a7S
cents. Oats quiet Seeds dull; clover, sc.
Sugar heavy: refining grodes S12 75aSl2. Pro-
visions dull and unsettled. Whisky firm at
40 Al
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THE STAR.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN wrappers, by
ordering it through the Secretary of the Senate,
the Clerk of the House of Representatives, or
at the office of the STAR, corner OF 18th street
and Pennsylyania avenue.
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ADJOURNMENT

The House of Representatives to- day adopt
ed resolution providing for an adjournment
from the 21st inst. to the 9th of January There
is no doubt that the Senate will concur
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COMMITTED

The President yesterday comm ted the sen.
tence of Edward Lambert, Of the 2sth Losisi-
ana regiment, (rebel,) to be hung to morrow, to
ten years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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CASHIEREn

Captain George West, 9th regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps. was tried by court-martial
which convened in this city, charged with
conduct prejudicial to good order and military
found guilty of both charges and sentenced to
be cashiered.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Cotton firm at 49a5G
cents. Flour advanced 10 cents. State Sc 95 ,
$40; Southern SS.75aSl5. Wheat advanced pa
3 cents. Corn firm. Beef steady. Pork heavy.
Lard quiet. Whisky dull
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MILITARY C0MMITTHE

The Military Committee of the House of Re-
representatives., headed by General Schenck, its
chairman. waited on the President, the Secre-
tary of War and Lieut. Gen Grant this morn
ing on business connected with the reorgani-
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Philadelphia MaPkets.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I4.-Petroleum is from
to 2 cents higher; refined, 67Ha6s cents for
ond, and SSaS6 cents free. Flour-Superfine,
S6.25aS7.75 Wheat, 2iOa215 cents for red:
white, 250a260 cents. Corn. new. 80 cents. Oats,
49a50 cents. Whisky, S235aS2.36.
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TIE EIGHT HOUR SYsTyN-Iu the Hons Of
ETprrseI iatIyes yesterday, Mr.. NibIack of
Ind, offered resolution 'nsfructing the Com
mltiee on the Judiciary 10 Inquire into the pro-
Irlety enc expectancy of providing by la tor
the adoption of what is known as the eight
hour syst N 81 labor, in ell matters and places
10 winch ne lnrisdic'ion Of Congress extends
and 70 report by bill or Otherwise .--I
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= ~ Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania av-
enue, agent for Washington OF Scott & Co.'s
reprints, sends us the November number Of
BldckEoods Magazine. A capital number.
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SuddAn HeaAh.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l4.-The Rev. Henry
w. Ducachet, of St Stephens Church, was
found dead in his study this morning.
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ii. YOUNG,
AT 469 NINTH STREET, between and r. Il
now prepared to furnish the public with ali thing
coed IN the Grocery Line. He has


AT 4ss NINTH s II Rk2Es Between and r. i.
now prepared to furnish the public with ali things
COED ~ the F Gr9Gery Line He has
Fresh NUTS Of all kinds, E,I
- Fine GOFFEES and TEAS. .fre...H -s...
Fine White and Brown SUGAR,
FLOUR of the best srands,
f Fine HANS and sTSkEp BEEF,
And everything, indeed, in q well.k Grocery
All goods sold delivered free of charge from 400
9thstreet, between Z and y. de IA vt
WOOD AND COAL
Ihave now on hand one of the largest and best
assorted stock Of WOOD and COAL In the District,
at the lowest market price
Coal delivered clean and full weight.
Wood sawed and split in any length and size.
BALTIMORE CO. COAL, suitable for Radiators,
Latrohes. and Furnaces. at $l3 per ton OF 2,24o
io' ue"'oioo' VIM GUINAND.
Yard corner LIST street east and b street south,
Capitol Hill; Wharf foot of 4th street east, Navy
Yard. de ASt'
GALE OF HARD BREAD.
= OrrIcK DEror CoMxIssARY,
FORT MoNnoE; Va, Dec; -, 1855:
at and
q. 81 each week for ell the surplus HARD BRxADN
ThaBread is in boxes Of fifty (sD pounds each,
All purchases will be delivered On board Of trans.
proposs. rsse;. i for ore sSss twenty
bGsss, one tsousnna 'coo, hesh;as, q, ~
Pr'roesis should be endorsed Proposals for
ss,. srf" Ssm n' CURRY Col. and c.sv
EXIIRININIAL REsEARcIEs IN srEAM
Som " = ~ FRsscK TAYLOR.
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ID, THE ARMY SERENADE to Hon. Daniel s
Dickinson, stopping at Willards' Hotel, is ex.
pected to come of this evening at s o'clock
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PERsoNAL--Major General Meade, u. S. A.;
&. A. Dana, Ill; Major General Torbert u S
A; Warren Leland, n. Y; are at Wizards
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= REAL ESTATE SALEs-By j q. Meg uire &
Co, Auctoneers.-Lot 2, in square 63I, to DR.
J. II. Thompson, at 10 cents. Lot 4, in square
637. to Richard Barry, at IL. Lot 2, in square
t93, to Richard Barry, at Z. Lots Z, 6, g, 10,
II, ~ and 10, in square 733, TO DIR. J H. Thomp-
son, at az Lots Is, 10. 20 and 81, in square 733,
TO DIR. j. III. Thompson, at 5I.
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NEW YORK HIRsT BOARD SALES
Coupons, 1CS; Five Twenties, 1852, l04 =; Five
Twentes, 1864, 100K; Ten Forties, ON; Certi-
ficates, s7S; Gold, l45S.
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GREAT CLOSING.OUf SALE = =
" Of .
'EwxLRr, WATCHES, AND SILVER WARE.

rh. - :. NDHHVHNIA AVBNUB. : y
Inc subscriker, having sold out his Store offers
tne oaiance Of his Steck at prices unprecedented
As most OF the Goods being bought AZ gold prices
REECY. " 'o0A IN wv
81 Patrons having Watches and Jswslry IT my
s,oIe ,or ispsi VIII please call before the LIST Of
s.oy c.ses. Iron Safe. Regulator. and Mirror
VI sSsenesb -++- q - = do ll-3Ws p
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~Lswrence. Kansas. votes for no license 10
sell LIQUOR.
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MCPHERSON & FERGUSO
JOS. WALSH, JR,
+. X. D00LEY,
deH-3t J. b. GARDNER
l4-3t

0TsPLENDID HORSE FOR RATTLE
On FRIDAY NIGHT. at the Ladies Fair for the
benefit Of ST. DoHinic's, being held at Island Hall
a splendid BAY HORSE. donated to the Church
will be ratified. Chances So 20. Tho g desiring a
chance are requested to send in their names or call
night, a. I A %
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THREE AMBuLANCEs FOE sALE-ln good
18th St, near 7 ST de IA 81
GRAND CoNCERT,
For the Benefit Of the
URsULINK NUNS, OF COLUMBIA, s. c.,
THKMI
REBUILDING THEIR ASYLUM,
will be given on
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
at
CONF AGA HALL,
street, between 9th and 10th streets,
TICKETS, so CENTS.
Can be obtained at Brorhy 4 Burch's Book.tor.,
corner 9Th and u streets; Ellis Music Store, Penn.
sHen1e sor dlI me e nih stses ness
particulars see programmes. de li-eoHSd
GROWERS THEATER.
BRIEF SEASON
Grand Italian Opera.
Positively limited, by absolute engagement, q
SIX NIGHTS.
The Director has the honor to announo. brief
MARETZEK
GRAND CTriple) ITALIAN OPERA COMPASr,
FROM THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW YORk,
With the Entire Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
OPENING NIGHT-MONDAY, DECEMBER 25.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
should be remembered that the season Il.
uBmistaksbIy limited 10 SIX Nights. q. engage,
ments long since incurred preclude the possibility
MONDAY, January !, 1856, the Maretues Grand
Italian company commences brie! season Al
eIpkis. u D''-,
TIE MARETZEK ITALIAN oPIRA CON.
TIE ENTIRE c 5SFiiRtS GRAND Oh
Precisely as hitherto announced.
The Operas selected constitute the chiefest % the
whele italian Repertoire, thus cOndensing in {.
Piitsd season Of siI sishts ghs, hs. T.u.cd
L'AFRTC JANE
1T il e: $500 : < sSsAs continent
these musical def Dc aErrsS de Ia JOsr. "'
TRovAroRE.
secured seat f for s1 nshts in @
alternating with either first or second
secured seat for six night. in Ores. circi.
secured seat for three nights in Dre.. -
Circle or PsrQuette. alternating with either
the hrst or second Operas. -..---..--.--. %
secured seat in Orchestra for q single
OPei &c. ) ~
Circle or Psrquette IS. -. $500. $50
= hese prices, the very lowest which the posi-
bility of meeting the enormous expenses will per-
nit are admitted with the consciousness that they
are very much less than any subscriber contri-
butt q for the same Operas at the New York Acsds-
my this season.
=. OBsERvE.-Although the seats for Operas in
the ParQuette and Parquette Circle. New Yerf
Academy, are held at two dollars. the whole Of the
Rc3 and Balcony Circles three and four dollars,
and 10 secure seat ct the first named price would
require an application 81 date several Operas in
advance. 't .-r
such lovers Of the Opera in the city ss have at
tended the New York Academy during the current
season will readily corroborxte this
The sale Of tickets for the season continues daily
from CLOCK q. m. to- p. l., at the Box Once Of
the Thester. Il. --.. de 4n
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THREE AMBULANCEs FOR sALE-In good
Il order. Apply TO Mr.. NAMES Grocery Store,
18th st. near 81. de Ia II.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

AT an adjourned meeting Of the Medical Associa-
tion of the District of Columbia held on the 9TH of
November, the following resolution was adopted:
ResO'red, That it is recommended to the members
oil this Association to present their accounts for
professional services at the close Of the
and shall be the duty Of each member to obtain
settlement from all Of his families at least once in
three mouths, viz The LIST Of January, the LIST of
April, the lst Of July, and the LIST of October
Published by order of the Association
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, December IL, 1855.
] Law Cooke 20. furnish the following quo
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.

ExFrRIMENTAL REsEARCnEs IN srKAM
Z 'FEGIkErRING, by Chief Engineer b. y.
Isherwood, U. s. N. vol 3. : Jsst pnhlished
oll fRANCk TAYLOR.
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UNOLAIMED TELEG ms,

AMERICAN TELRaRAPH COMPANY,
Once Willards Hotel, December IA, 1865.
The following kilograms remain in this ofhc
undelivered for want of sufficient address and frOr
other causes:
Brig Gen X d Ramsey Miss Rogers
Hon r X Bridges Albert Lewis
Jas II McCooper
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0TI. o. o. F.-COLUMBIAN ENCAMP-
N MENT, No. IA Special Meeting, to con-
fer degrees, will be held TO MORROW Friday
EVENING, at ~ o'clock.
deH2t VIM r. MCLEAN. Scribe.
lyon AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, 1865,
A the undersigned A pothecaries, located on
Capitol Kill will close their Stores of clock D.
N, until April i, 1866.
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RoYs' SCHOOL CLOTHING. = = - :
We have on hand, and are receiving daily, every
BOYS READY-MABE CLOrHINc rop raw
AND WINTER WEAR,
comprising all les and Qualities At low nr,ca.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co.
oe I-xWu 322 Pennsylvania avenue
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MarshaIss Sale

TJUEsp ANT p sgFitef ". - Issued rem BE
ii Dsrtt Cont q ihs bnt,d statss lbf he
didiis istriet % Tsoasssss. 70 pafsas1ss' q ~
deerso u said eoll7i Bfonaissssd o. Monday, ~
semfee q lal1 AZ the cause o. ''lha United sta -
Is AT ne estate sn1 EfQRerty, money! stocks aild
credits Of Paui hYs," heiug canee No. % 10 sad
lo1if - tist - aay g ~ - lesa etthe Court
s5srs n Is ssa is III srsss IS sas.e
sale. for cash ia ksads b ~ hfhsst 4der "a H.
ughi Iitle aad ntsfes,, ior the prod 81 be ti1
raj hfe Of Paul 2. Tvs ioaH E ihe felioalag real
e-tatesiiEhtei il kfsfigpn .fpugas ienneeeee. b.
Wit celisn lot and flie iidpro tnenfs thereon.
sisassed & sbe HssnEroi ffns Anf Chafes spriaf
arst g IN hsss hFii fonfiza g tset % Vine stfeet
Ia r,at 81 s51ihiell 81 so. y nssE NasA4ine
3ss.s dated april q fsts, AMI registered n fhs
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vest 81 III Cherry street. in saia fasffie Ifonf-
ne VI lssto sl4 stfeet add running haea as feet
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Is tse c5nvsged b sd Bs6 ~ John shalbg "a
December 81, lssf By deed reasterss1 b ilie Aeg-
issess oiios ssoras:,s p oosk 90 q. On pese ~.
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stsrs oifice q hook 80. u % pale SO, t which
n ieecrirtau ara 6Essis oay. 81 - rrsfrisss
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