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HORSES HoRsEsn HORSES II,

QEartfy,nnae, Generals Office. First Dirisio n,l
,,- Washingtoa City, February Is, 1865. {
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry service. will
till April ]. 1866
Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry
Moore, A. @, NJ, and be subjeeted to the usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
specifcations: rs follows: Csyairy horses must
be Sound in all particulars, we'll broken, in full
flesh and good condition, from fftsen (I5l to six
teen l6I ha5ds high. from Eve 90 to nine 90 years
poses: Horses between nine 90 and fl0l years of
re- II still vigorous spriehtly and healthy, may
Price: one hundred and seventy -fve do liars ($75)
eSen Hours nf inspection, from q. IN. to p. m.
Payment will be made at this office.
JAMES A. DKIN.
re t4t Col. in charge lat Div O. M G.. O.
RIRDS AND CAGES. xA
II JOHN YOLLER, va
ian 10 2ms hatCnss n "a n
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THIRD WAED STATION CAsRs-L. A. Bart
lett selling goods unlcensed sos. Samuel
Davis. disorderly; IS. Also, threats; bail for
peace. Daniel Cole, larceny; dismissed.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Elizs
Brown, larceny; Joseph Ferguson, drunk
Alice Thorp, assault and battery Jas ClsteI-
Ic. drdnk; dismissed. George Boston, larceny;
iAu for court.
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PERSONAL.

JFTHE COLORED MAN TO WHOM AN OVER
Instant, at Cats Steam Mill will leave it at No.
5o2 Ne" York avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
ne VIII receive SO reward and no questions asked.
fel1 vt" OVERCOAT
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NOTICE.-yANHORN.B BRO. Il CO., Dealer. in
l Stoves and Tin Ware and also general re sair-
ing shop Oft Ins. Locks, Bells. Stoves. Tin Ware
and Trunks, Furniture, &c. Persons will end IL
street. between L and n, ian l3-lmr
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LADIES in want OF beautiful styles OF coral
sets, mourning sets, cluster sets. plain buttons,
bFaeelets, guard chains, rings, &c, shon'd call
a. Il g Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave-
nue., near street. fe 16-3.s
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE ICE BOUND BoATs.-Fears being enter
tanned by number of boatmen on the Potomac
that the rebel guerrillas will attempt to destroy
some Of our ice.bound transports, precaution.
airy measures have been taken to prevent it.
and sufficient number of cavalrymen have
been sent out to look after these depredators.
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SALES or 7-30's.-Ths sales of 1905 by Jay
Cooke & Co., amounted to $3.50, 500 yesterday
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SENT TO FORTRESS MONROE.

NHN 4 To fVh NHSS NUN NUE..
Col. Morris and Major Steele, rebel officers
from Kentucky. have been sent to Fortress
Monroe to await the arrival of rebel prisoners,
whom they will Join for exchange.
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LOST AND FOUND.

&10 REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber
~ " Yellow Newfouadland DOG, a pout months
The above reward will be paid if retu ned to arc
lstD NreeE fe l8-3t-
OSTmOp THURSDAY evening, a. st. Ma. hev's
- Vhurch. Lady's FUR TIPPET. The auder
will be rewarded by leaving it at WIN a. DAVIS
Drugstore. corner 10th and L SITS. feb IL St.
STkAYED OR STOLEN-Tnesday night. from
~ Mr. Pyle's yard. on 9th, bet and b SITS. two
small MULES. one bay and one black. The fader
will be literally rewarded by returning them to
9Th st. bet and B, Island.
fel6-3t* GEO PYLES
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on the
y 18th of January, black EEWtOUNDLAND
pOG breast lite; end of tail q toes white. A
libs raj reward will be given if returned to j NJ
MAY, No. 90 High street. Georgetown. D. G.
fe l5-3tN
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EQR EXCHANQl

Five hundred more rebel prisoners passed
through Baltimore yesterday, from Camp
Douglas, near Chicago, en- route to City Point
for exchange.
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DISTRESSING OCCURRKNCE-One Nan Fio.en
to Death and Another Drowned.-We learn that
on Friday night, February ID, boat contain
ing three men was swamped below the mouth
Of Port Tobacco Greek in the Potomac, and
and another frozen death 1t appears that
on that day Charles Yates, of this city, who
during the winter had been stopping in Charles
county, was out ducking, and during the daV
two men made their way from the Virginia
shore-one OF them named John Johnson, who
was formerly q clerk in the drug store of Mr..
L. r. Morgan, in the First Ward, who had,
been In the secesh army, but had left it, and
was on his way over to take the oath; and
the other, we believe. was also q deserter
from the secesh army. Just about dark, as
Yates was on his way to the Maryland shore,
made their way to large cake of ice, or which
they remained for about an hour, when IL broke
IN TWO. Yates and johnson maintained foot
ing on the larger portion OF the cake, but their
comrade found the fragment upon which he
was left sinking beneath him, and made despe.
pieces floating in his vicinity, during which
time MS cries for aid were most distressing,
put MS companions could not possibly relic We
him. AFTER some thirty minutes of this terrible
struggle he disappeared under the icy flood.
I ates and Johnson next found their own ice
island crumbling beneath them, and were
forced to make some desperate leaps for life
from one floating mass to another, as they in
turn gave way beneath them, and about three
O'Clock In the morning johnson died from ex.
posure, his head at the time resting in Yates
lap, who endeavored to keep him above water
Yates, after considerable diffic ulty, succeeded,
by swimming and clambering from one cake of
ice to another, in reaching the shore, very badly
frost bitten, and he has since reached his home
in this city, near the Northern Market.
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FROM CITY POINT.

The Rebel Fiag-of truce Boat Blown mn
By one of their own Torpedoes.
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AN CNFoUNpfD RUMoR.-There has been q
rumor on the streets that a number of en-
p!oyees in tie Treasury Department, male and
female, had been arrested for abstractier notes
from the printing bureau. After due inouiry
at the Department we are satisfied that tina
rumors have no foundation. Gen Spinner,
the Treasurer, and Mr.. CLARK, Superintendent
OF the Printing Department, when they heard
OF the rpmor. made a searching investigauon
which resulted In "A ding 1t beseless.
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ORPHANS CoURT.--J Judge PEreeH.--Thts
morning the will OF the late Anne c. Smith
issued to J. Bayard H. Smith of Baltimore
IHe Will OF the late Jane Ray m opd beQueathing
ner estate 10 her daughter, Augusta Brown,
personality.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
States OF America,
To all ,ohsm 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that HENRY WILLIAM HBMANs has
been appointed Consul of Her Britannia
Majesty at Buffalo, 1 do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him free to exer-
else and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges, as are allowed to Consuls by
the law Of nations, or by the laws of the United
States, and existing treaty stpulations between
the Government OF Great Britain and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal
of the United States to be hereunto
affixed.
Given under my hand at the City OF Wash.
ington, the 18th day OF February, A. ID
r.. 81 1855. ana OF the Independence of the
United States OF America, the 69th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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O r FIG 4 A l. I.
By the President Of the United States OF America.
ppoCr AVIATION

By the President Of the United States Of America,
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas objects of interest to the United
States require that the Senate should be con-
veped at twelve o'clock on the fourth OF March
next, to receive and act upon such commune
cations as may be made to 1t on the part of the
Executive:
Now, therefore, /, Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent of the United States, have considered it to
be my duty to issue this, my Proclamation,
declaring that an extraordinary occasion re-
quires the Senate Of the United States to con-
vene for the transaction of business at the Cap
itol, In the city of Washington, on the fourth
day of March next, at twelve o'clock at noon
on that day, of which all who shall at that time
be entitled to act as members of that body, are
hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal of the UEi-
ted States, at Washington, the seven.
teenth day OF February, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
IL. s.. and sixty five, and Of the independence
of the United States Of America the
eighty ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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CoRRRCTIoN.-By q misprint the new enroll.
ment returns from the Second Ward were
given yesterday as being from the First Ward
We gave some days ago the returns from the
First Ward.
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The Pending Draft,

War Department, Adjutant Generals OHce,}
Washington, Feb. II, 1865. {
General Orders-No. %.
The following report of the board, appointed
by the President of the United States to exam.
inc and correct the quotas of the several States
and ID ,strlcts, under the call for volunteers of
December ~, 1861, is published for the infor.
nation Of all concerned:
WASHINGTON, February is. 1865
HIS E1cellency Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, Washington, ID. c.:
SIR: The board convened by the following
order:
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice. Cartter.-To.
day the case Of Stewart 6Wynne against L. u.
heipg arrested and falsely imprisoned by the
defendant, was taken up, when defence pleaded
q demurrer, on the ground Of justification un.
der the order OF the President which is being
argued this afternoon by Messrs. Bradley, ST.,
and Ooombs for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Stanton and Utermehle for the defence.
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NAVY YARD AFFAIRs-DeaM Of an Officer
Acting Master Henry g. Stone, Of the dispatch
boat Ella, died yesterday morning on his boat
at the yard, OF congestion OF the BRAIN after an
illness OF about SO hours. Capt. Stone has been
attached to the Potomac Flotilla tor over a
year, having come to this station On the dou.
ble-eEder Eutaw, from which he was detached
and placed in command of the Mathew Vas.
ser, mortar schooner and guard boat off ST.
Mary's Last summer he was transferred to
the Ella Capt Stone. although a comparative
stranger when he arrived here, soon m ade
himself popular throughout the hotilIa with
omcers and men, and was considered a first
class officer.
The news Of his death fell heavily upon his
many friends. His body mas been embalmed
and will be sent this evening to Boston for
burial in charge OF Acting Ensign W l.. Gilley,
OF the Ella The Off GERS and petty officers of
the f1otilla and the station will form the escort
to the depot.
Captain Stone was about SIS years Of age and
leaves wife and child to mourn hiss los He
has followed the sea his whole life, and was
widely known in the mercantile community of
the northern cities.
a letter " as received at the yard yesterday
from an officer OF the United States schooner
Sophronia stating that on her voyage to Kew
West she lost i'll a gale her fOremast main top
mast. and sprung her mainmast besides being
badly strained. She put into Port Royal for
repairs.
Lieut. Loring, the officer appointed to take
charge of the recruiting rendezvous has not vet
reported, and consequently no business is being
transacted in the Office.
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DIANOs.-A large assortment of ateinway,,
Il PIANOS has just been received. We-
have also on hand several Pianos that
have been used q short time for sale upon VIyYl
easy terms, at the Ware Rooms of
W. q. METZEROTT
soie Agent of Steinway's Pianos
fe fS-3t and Mason Il Hamlin's Cabinet Orcans
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o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE Past Grauds
H You are fraternally requested to assemble
at the Hall. TO MORROW Sunday AFTERNOON
A. o'clock, to attend the funeral of P. G. GEO. r.
RSHNEcgRR.
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T OOKOUT FOR THE
IL FIRST GRAND BALL "A
BABCOCK FAMILY, ff0
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, go
Navy Yard,
cordial Invitation is extended to all the ladies'
as no special invitations will be issued.
TICKETS 81, admi tting gentleman and ladies'.
By order of Committee of Arrangements
John ". Cross, Ed williams
X T. Lawson, II. Cawood
Geo Schultz, Geo Gardner,
II. Kahl,r. b. Luckett,
II. Vermilion, NJ Reilly,
John Schultz, Chas. Pennington,
g l.. Lawrence, John Dixon
VIM Fl. Cross, feb IL 6t-
V'HE SOCIAL CLUB sOIREI'S,
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING. "a
ATTHB IN
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, tT
18th str set and Ohio avenue.
Tickets 81 to be had at the door. DaRcing com.
nencipg at 9 o clock .. m. ia 20 Inns
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n 6 o o D 81
The subscriber is still running off the stock OF
johnson & Sutton at much less than the usua,
p:ices. Purchasers should not fail to call at 52i
eth street.
fe ls,st* GEO. ]. JOHNSON.
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The trial Of N. Moore Pike, the Fenisn
Major, resu ted in his conviction, ana he
Was sentenced to ten years penal servltude-
e trial Of Blr. Hailgan, an employee IN
the Irish People newspaper oinee, Is pro-
crossing.
The eaanneI fleet is ordered TO winter in
Ireland and the officers are not 10 be al
lowed their usual leave OF absence
Il s said that Austria aud Mexico ere
negotiating for 3 more speedy enrolment Of
the ten Thousand Austrsius which were 10
be furnish d Mexico during five year.
The Paris Pstrie says: Gen schoheld -
about TO proceed 10 England on confden-
tial mission rom President JOHNSON to pre-
vent any difficult. arising between Brig ain
| aud America.
Mr.. CardweU, the Colonial Secretary, has
promised the Auti-slayery Society that q
searching inquiry should be made into the
| late proceedings in Jamaics.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-Governor COrwin
died Al half past two this p. M Those pres
cot "a the chamber al the time Of his death
! were Senators Davis and Guthrie, Of Ken
| lucky, and Lane, OF Indiana, and j. C. Wit
NOR, and others.
] The senate in Executive session to-day
! confirmed the nomination Of HIrlaud Meys-
man as Consul al Berlin.
! SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. 15.-The latest re-
! ports from ihe COiumbia river gold fields
| represent them as the richest IN the world
SACRAMENTO, Dec. l6.-The Legislature
| to-dey elected Cornelius Cole United States
| Senator TO succeed NJ. McDoug-l-
New YORK, Dec. ls.-The ha5eas corpW
Of Robert Martin, the rebel ineendiary, wal
again brought up this morning, the WTl
| having, in the mean time, been properly
| served. The return OF Gen. Hooker set al
substantially some facts az TO the torlnel
return, viz. Martin was held under cbarg'
Of being an accom- plice Of Kennedy Tor 1
militsry crime 70 await the acton Of a mlil
tary tribunal, and the body Of the pTisone
was not produced. After some discussion
as ID the effect Of the Presidents prJelana
ton restoring the hajeas corpus, the ehee
Of the order under which the prisoner wa
held, his case not having been specially re
ierred to the Military Commission, the eour
directed the prisoner TO be produced, bu
give the General till Wednesday at /
O'Clock to comply with the writ.
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Sale.
For Rent,

III nOO BUSHELS COTTON SEED, war
iU,U(JJ ranted new aud sound Apply TO
KINNEY s EINNEN, Claim Agents,
derlT-IW No 3 Cedar ST. Nashville, Tenn
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urr Montgomery rarresp1ndeut rs justly
.ad.gr.ut that public reception should
aaUr been recorded She rebel General Wade
disruption. aI South Carolina, boy the Legs
I.tul-..I Alatsma, whilst distinguished
Fel.raI officers, visiting the city, have not
U.ou r.ueri ay that body iu any way.
Abe staie Convention was guilty Of a simi-
Dor ar.auHssy Boz hauar,uE General Bragg
aaG setting Union officers go unnotieed,
Iasl bodies were chosen iu thc interests Of
restoration ol thr lui0ui which includes
Hatsmal hsmopy aud fellowship. In
uaas.He such distinctions they do Union
Generals ua harm, bus they DO harm this
cause they profess 60 have at heart, aue
give good cause Tor d.s,rust and suspicion
as o. lrJ.r honesty and sincerity.
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HOnOrs for Rebel GeneraIs-None for
euerdlSs
Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.


MoNr00NERY, Dec. "a, 1868
An occurrence took place in the Alabama
Legislature day or So ago, which is worth
mention, as an indication Of the loyalty
which prevails in this headquarters, where
Yancey, Sam Rice, Tom Watts and othes
Illuminated treason. Gen. Woods, the CON-
mander Of Alabama, has been in the city
during the session Of the Legislature. Gen.
Thomas, not unknown 70 lame ss 8 leader
Of the Union armies, aud the commander Of
four States, alabama included > was in the
city last week, on official business. Gen.
swayne, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, was
here, watching the attempted legislation
discriminating against freedmen, aud in
communication with the Governor. That
august body, sworn u support the United
States Constitution, and intended 10 be
Union Leg stature, rs much 50 as that Of
New York, with tn Aig over the capitol
Tor 1t ought 10 be there,) took no official
aud but little private notice Of these dis
tinguished representatives, Of the nstiOn-
invited them not to its halls-sent no com
mittee 10 wait upon them-ignorsd them
entirely. Well, this might be considered
sin Of omissiou-a specimen Of bad breeding
"a sullen manifestation Of disrespect, which
hurt nobody but the Legislature and the
siate--aud so it might have passed by.
But, mark the contrast; General Wade
Hampton Of South Carolina, made his ap-
pearanee in Montgomery; he, an unpardon-
Ell rebel, lately in arms against the United
States. Instantly, Mr.. T. B. Beaths, Of
Montgomery, lately specially pardoned by
the President, rises in MS seat, offers a res
olution to honor Hampton, to invite him to
the Hall Of the House, and that a commit
tee Of three be appointed to wait upon and
escort him in. It was carried, mem con,
Berthea, Gibson and Worthy were made said
committee. They, q guard Of honor, es-
corted the distinguished unpardoned enemy
Of the United States Government to tbs
Hall; the members rose 10 receive him
! Speaker Cooper made glorifcation sPeeci
Of welcome, and Gen. Hampton happily
responded, complimenting Alabama's exer
/ llouh an anu QtfoLlou 70 Lue CRUST AL4e ~
tempt 10 overthrow the Union and Govern
ment,) and the gallautry displayed by he
sons. Then a recess took place that all tn
members might be introduced to the Gener
al, and get a lock Of his hair, may be. Bu
poor sEayne. Wood, and Thomas, they wer
nobody, aud represented the hated tyran o
Ut WashinRton-the Union.
About the same time, the Legislator
adopted memorial to the President, askin
that the troops be removed from the Stat
That they the Legislaturo) were loyal, an
could vouch for the entire State.
"Cau such things be, and overcome 4
like a summer cloud, without our spec'i
wonderg" How much will this exhibitio
aid the South, the State, in getting restore
to Congress? Governor Parsons did not te
egraph this 10 the President.
Bon SHORT.
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Fresh Beef! Fresh Beef!
OFFICE CHIEF c. 8. DEPT OF ALABAMA,

OFFICE CHIEF C. 8. DEPT OF ALABAMA, /
MoBiLE, ALA, Dec. lbth, 1865.
CEALED proposal, in duplicate, will be received
- 81 this Office until II O'Clock, am on the 18th
day Of January, 1866. for supplying all the Fresh
Beei that msy be required by the U. 8 Subssts nee
Department, 10 the state Of Alabama Exclusive Ci
the Northern Military DISTRICT during the STA
moths, commencing February LIST, lsG5, and end.
ing July 81 1866 The beef Furnished 10 be Of good
marketable quality, an in equal proportion Of fore
and bind quarters, necks and shanzs excluded
IN such quantities a. may be necessary. Proposals
will be made 10 the usual form, and esch proposal
must bs accompanied by the written guarantee Of
two responsible persons, that the bidder will faith
folly fulfill any contract made with tie u. :. Gov
eminent
Blanks Of the proper form for proposals, will be
lurnished a this office.
ddars must be present TO respond 20 their
bids, and TO al the contract before leaving the
Office. Where The loyalty OF the bidder caunot be
fully esIsb l. he'd, his bid viii not be considered.
ds for the separate Distri, ts embraced in the
above mentioned territory will be disregaTded.
Payments for BEEF supplied 70 be made monthly,
IN such funds a. may be provided for dlsburse-
ment
The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject any or eli bids considered unreasonable.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersign-
I'd, and plainly endorsed " Proposals for Fresh
Beef" u A. ELDkREIN,
Brvt. MAJ. and Chi Q. s Dept Of Ala,
decl9-6t Mob le, Ala.
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A CoNsgigSFIoUs NUukGo0CE The Phila'
deiphIa Ledger, speaking of Thaddeus 81
vcus' attempt o. dictste 90 Congress and
d0minccr over the President SAYS.
To lsSs. &C the capitsl Of pcpnsylvanis,
De whipped has party followers into the
wicked measure q attempting % ret aside
the e.ectuus by the people. aud f0ist upon
too Commonwealth mluarity candidate
for Governor and minority Legislature.
There we're three honest members Of the
fame party wath Nr. stevens who refused
% carry out these reasonable practices,
wa. Adcssrs. Builder snd surdeyuut, 81
LuEerne county. and Aoutellius, OF Unicn
COUNTY The latter testified before the com
mIuer % investigation that b. told Mr.
stevens thai has "conscience would rot Per
mt him % sanction 5hese corrupt pressed
luEs-" Conscience, indeed, sad Mr.
Stevens. 'throw conscience D. the deyL,
and stand by YOUR party II The Congress
i0ual authorizes st Washington follow such
leader, ihsn we msy well srclHim, "Goj
save The Commonveslth."
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Wednesday Evening, December l0ih. lsSl
HAPPY Nan.

y n = TI9s1 lI0I Ile
LITTLE TREASURE
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The temperance people Of Cincinnati have
opened o. coffee room for workmen, where
1T al hours Of ,he day and gill late at night,
hot coffee and crackers or plate Of hot soup
may be had for the small sum OF five cents,
Connected with The colee-room isAreaaing-
room, supplied with the leading newspapers
aud periodicals. Of this country and Great
Britain, aud this free 10 ALL This is The
most practical temperance measure yet
adopted.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Hon Matt " Brown, General Hunter,
&, a. D. A. Dewey, MAJ. Jas ,. 6unkel,
nr. J. A. Roberts, Duheid& Flynn,
Vim. Shuvar, ice puprez,
Henry c. Isrklon, =. g RiddleheTEer,
VIM. % Sfea0uan, Jas. A. Mcclure,
John ". Weed. Wight & FULLER,
X h. Singleton. Jas T. Bel.
Tcksts Of invitation viii be issued by the Com
mIttee o. Arrangements
The STAR viii be strictly masquerade; AL parties
% I'M mask AZ I o'clock, IN.
No improper chsracters will BE- adm tied
A msgn6cens suPpsr Wil Be served up n Asr-
sruls. m zsts s. 20
dresses ssd Mosques for rent At the lobby Of The
Bali.
kto1s NANAsFEs.
PfCt A. Pont, Ino " Weed,
henry krun~r +. Bolsorth.
dtci9-IW