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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

REORGANIZATION OF THE LEVY COURf-
Yesterday morning the Levy Court met in the
Aldermen's Chamber, City Hall, for the pur-
pose OF organization.
The three new members (reappointed)-yiz
Messrs. George H. Plant ID. V. Burr and q.
II. Nichols-were qualified by taking the usual
cath
Nathan Sargent was elected President OF the
Board; Nicholas OalIan, Clerk; James PiIIing,
Collector OF County Taxes; Walter : Cox, At
torney and Counsellor; Tobias Boudinot, Su-
perintendent OF Public Highways, and ID. B.
Carpenter, County Surveyor.
After the adjournment, the court, by invita-
ton Of s. J. Bowen, Esq, OF their body, pro-
ceeded to his residence, where they were most
Hospitality entertained.
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THE PROVOST MARsHALsHIp

THE PROVOST MARSHALSHIP.
Captain J. O. Putnam is still acting Provost
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia, although
his resignation took effect on the LIST inst 1t Ia
said that Lieutenant Baker, formerly Of Col.
1ngraham's Office, but more recently of Gen.
eral Martin Gale's staff, will be Captain P.'s
suecessor.
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THE DRAFT IN THE DIsTI

THE DRAFT IN THE DISTRICT.
Although there are deficiencies still existing
In several of the wards Of this city under the
call for 200 men, it Is the general impression
that there will not be another draft until the
day set for the drawing OF our quota under the
call for 300, 600 men.
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ian SO
3 " YE A RS ALL

Remember to visit
B. NEWMAN's CHEAP STORE,
who constantly supplies his patrons with what they
plain figures. Best BslmoraIs S. So, worth 81 New
style Delans inst received. Calico. 81 IS. 81 cts:
Wool Flannel, s0c.; cotton Flannel, SOC. Biesched
Cotton from Slo mp; Androsoo sgin. Wsmsutta.
HsM Ho.h Mills CHEAP New York City Mills $50
fets and Weollen Goods At reduced prices; CloaEs.
f, go $ia slS; Woollen Table oleth Sc sOas, Sol
prices; Spool Cotton. lse, dozen; Needles, Pins,
Hooks and Eyes, So; Chldrsns Woollsn stock
Kid Gloves emily 81; Large assortment Of Trim
ming, Ball Button, Busle Trimming, Embroidsr-
les, Gloves and Hosiery at New York prices. Re.
member. 443 nh street, three doors from G. st.
Red Post Red Post! ian 5.6ts
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK Z. n.
{ O'CLOCK r. N.
GOVERNMENT sEoURIrIKs. s
Jay;Cooks & @. furnish The following quo
tattons OF Government securities:
THE DUTCH GAP CANAL.

We are informed that on Sunday morning
last tho bulkhead Of the Dutch Gap canal was
blown ont, and that the mass Of the earth hav.
ing fallen back into the cavity thus made, IL
will be necessary to drsdge at that point before
the work can be used a. designed. We pre-
sumo that Gen. Butler will at once cause this
necessary dredging to be catered upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

DISTINGUISHED lVIsIroRs.-A letter from
City Point, dated the 31st ult, says:
George ID. Prentice, of the Louisville Journ-
Al, returned from Richmond yesterday, and
leaves on the morning boat for the North.
Francis p. Blair, ST.. and Hon. MONTGOMERY
Blair are visitors at the adquarters of Lieu.
tenant General Grant, and purpose remain.
ing day or two.
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PERSONAL.
A hong TIE MANY HAPPY WAYaTHaN1N

A SONG THE MANY HAPPY WAYsfHANHH
"A YeAfA Holidays we've celebrated. Was q very
merry nafprtse party By q party Of young men.
t,ns 20 an. houss ofS. King. !ss, corner 10th o:
e9nerexsssd' nams.Sins Is Sec coupis. they sosf
SeasseeI,teus arch to the house of Sickle 1sq.,
svI rennsslya'a avenue. The host, being Of course
a.nsr snocked at the APPEARANCE of so large aoom-
Ieay snexpect-ds SCARCE could bring bis unoer.
sss1alne rs TO what IL meant, bat gaining AIMS
on 70 his parlors, after diysstinG them OF al Ia.
egmoetanc,s he soon had little clearer ngas
When ths pleasing strains Of musio brought May
The Com pany presented the hostess with . hand
someiy Ornamental cake and an original humor0os
ana pleading extern poranaous poem, Vas delivered
oy "a d Prince, Esq appropriate to the occssl0n.
much to the ediacs,ion Of ali these present The
Affair kept Mp till the ours when the company
separated, each and all much pleased. rejecting
much credit to the managers thereof. II.
NR. JOHN ". HOFFMAN,, Principal Of Clinton
AVl Academy, va sSreeably surprised . few days
ago, in recsiving valuable present from his much
loved students. which he highly ssteems on aeeoant
ME. II. 10 engaged in instructinS day and night,
"wednesday and Saturday. nishts excepted and
finds that he can accommodate six or eight more
In the day. and twelve or fifteen more at night.
Those desiring TO avail themselves Of his instrue-
ton will do we'll to enter at once. Both schools
will resume their exercises the nrst Thursdsy In
stIsst 1Sss at the ncpai place. No 6 Nest
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that I HAVE AU-
Sufan Oruit, to rent, lease, or otherwise trans
any business pertaining to my property, either
de 1-6t~ MRS ROBERT ORU1T.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Steamer Washington Burned-Less
100000

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Ths steamer Washing
ton, of the New York ana New Orleans line,
which arrived here from the latter pert on Fri.
day, took fire at her wharf last night, and was
burned to the waters edge. The Cargo had not
been discharged, and was destroyed. Tho loss
on tho vessel Ia over $500 900.
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The DRAFT In the Dis,r scs

QUOTAS uNDkk THk LAST GALL Tor THRH
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.
Under ths recent Gall OF the Persistent for
300,OOo men to MI deficiencies, ths quexxx nj
the various wards and sub. districts is Ar ssl.
lows:
First sub. district list ward. -.
Second sub district ed ward .... S,s
Third sub. district I'D ward) .....,.',, 30
Fourth sub-district oath ward. ....., s sos
Fifth sub district 18th ward) ....,. &c &c
Sixth SUBJ district 10Th ward) ..... az a.
Seventh sub. district (7tn ward). ......,.. az
part of Georgetown east of High streetl =,
Ninth sub.distriot (all that part OF Geor,a 81
towp west of High street, ......, Ink
Tenth su b-distriot (ail that part of the conn.
ty west Of Rock Greek outside OF Georre-
Eleventh sub. district (all that part OF tn:
county lying between Rock Greek ana
the Eastern Branch) ..........e ,a
Twelfth sub district (all that part OF IN.
county east and south OF the Eastern
AosoA AOll
The following are the deficiencies exis,i,
In the several wards and sub.distrlcts undas
the call tor 5O0,OOo men: ue'
First sub. district, First Ward ...... "A
Fourth sub district, Fourth Ward. M
Fifth sub district, Fifth Ward). .. .
Eleventh sub district ...............,,
Twelfth suo.district.. ..................,, 81
iotai..s.'... '.................s-- ~
A number Of the wards and sub-dL
have an excess over the last call, as folio -.
Second sub-distriet, Second Ward) 49, Nc
Third sub district. [Third Ward) -.
Seventh sub district, (Seventh Wardl -
Eighth sub-district.. Observation-Disclosures, o
H..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

IL Prom Franck Taylor we have the jan
uary number of the valuable United States Ser
rice AdoQsi,,e
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GBERRILLA6.

On Sunday party OF guerrillas chased three
men of the 18th New York cavalry, near vi
emma, and captured one OF them.
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IL From Mr.. T. M. Hanson, of this CITY, we
have copy OF the Report of the Superintend.
ent OF the Insurance Department OF New York
city, useful book OF reference.
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~ READING MATfxR ON EVERY PAGE
BEE oUTsIDI FOB IHTIRIsTINa flLl.
GRAPHIC AND OTHIR MATTlR.
FROM THE FRONT,

Fort MONROE, Dec. 31.-The stormy weather
continues to prevail with undated severity.
No arrivals from the South or from OF Will
ninEtop. N. q.
Snow has been falling here all day.
The mail steamer brings no news from the
front thus afternoon, and everything is quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

~ Mrs. Lincoln sent pretty little note to
the Springfield fair. 1t was written on initial
paper, highly perfumed, and wished God
speed to noble hearts battling for the Union.
1t was signed Mary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

a HANDSOME PREsBNT.-The officers Of the
Fifth Precinct, Second Ward, presented to A.
TAFT, Sergeant OF that police precinct, a large
of their appreciation of his hind and impartial
department toward them since he has has
had charge OF that precinct
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LOST AND FOUND.

sss S'sas Ss9
LEAVING It the Ath door 10Th street. 'Suth q
$40 1 Htss nd S1sR p.
snd returning them to Mrs: ULERCH. on ssh St.,
es;:s sa ~: rf;i sss '0v'
7 0sT1Betwesp the corner Of 9Th and streets
sSd if Tss M
VII With Miss SGsR i' az ssh '
vest It,
"A the owner can have By calling At 4O7 9th st
1t Identifying the same and pay
avenue, for repair and there lost As It j. .dss:
fe: f. h Ras
corner 9Th st. las
Ut a.FR -. 2an sspG
cry and pay charges and take 5 5SH fSa SSoBsY
jas-st. Between41,h and 18th SITS. Navy Yard.
EsTRAIY-oamet to The Iesiospee Of the subssri.
1r. Ser h d Inst
!. y s :s.F.ss sss 'sE. Il io fSs;5 wlssM.s
I BET 81 THIS OFFICE op satu,d.y Hisht.
Il BASKET with marketing in IT. which the own
or can have by paving for this advertisement.
II n
to g. SifGER ROOM No.
QO0 REWARD.-strayed or stolen from tho
RG ~ gu sscriber. on Stature az, the 3lst ult, six
one BACK and ohs1 tnd Of bIas
both having white faces; another black, horny,
. three yesr-old. having straight horns. Any in;
formation that would lead to their recovery will
be thankfully received BY the owner, who is q
Ridge st.. bet seen ii ard N St. north
10 2.st. and Ath and 9Th west.
q REWARD-Lost. in a street car, on the eve:
pair 81 sold snss. PC "a
81 leaving them At aia
Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th SITS. de 3-3ta
osT00n DsesWbss 2sths in tho First Ward, tive
John T; Glascoe from Eis.J. scheng-one for
So. and due Oh the 18th Of March, 1855, and one
for $75, due on 18th of October, 1855. I forewarn
de- pss 'e'' stopped on john ff eLAsooa
WAS BROUGHT 70 THE PREMISES OF THE
w subscriber, on the night of the 22d inst,
dark ns fore leg
charges OF othsrwse he will be sod e PAY e1-
-. Three Tun Stables 81 street st east,
ath Instant. red bURaAM COW, sSo Gs tall shs
legs partly white white spot between the horns,
leather collar around her neck. liberal reward
will be paid fol her return to me, or information
WILLIAM 8. MATHEWS,
de 29-lw. 40 High street. Georgstewn.
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New York on Friday evening last, brought
over 200, 900 letters from Gen. Sherman q army.
As none OF the stamps had been Cancelled, it
required the labors Of fifteen clerks In the post
office for twenty. four hours to do the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

THE NORTH CAsB4-Ths trial ofCol. Samuel
North and others was this morning postponed
TO O'Clock D. m, beoause OF the absence Of
judge Advocate Col. John A. Poster, who was
expected to arrive By that hour from New
Y ork city. " ~
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RRINeThfRD-

REINsTArED-Wea are pleased to learn that
Mr.. John b. Wheeler has been reinstatsd In
hie old position as clerk to City Tax Collector
Dixon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

DIRECTORS OF THE GAS CoMPAHY.-Yester.
day the annual election for directors of the
w ashington Gas Light Company took place at
In the reelection of the old board-Messrs
B. BartOl, W. @ Freeman, Hudson Taylor, O.
II. Rogers, and Fl. L. Cav.
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MURDER BAY Last night, Murder Bay, the
notorious locality about 14th street and the
canal was in commotion. James Hicks and
Maggie Rogers were engaged In trying to
frighten Sarah Scott away from the house she
occupied. They were arrested and taken to
the Second Ward station; and this morning
Justice Boswell fined each $3.50.
Jamas Farrell, a marine, and Mary A. Fall
Ian were drunk and disorderly at q house In
the same locality. They also were arrested
and locked up. Farrell was dismissed to 90 to
Justice Boswell will pay especial attention to
Murder Bay cases.
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PRKsBNrATIoN-Last evening, a number of
gentlemen attached to the congregation OF st.
Pauls Methodist Church, 18th and N streets)
visited Mr. John q. Hardness, at his residence
on New York avenue, and after extending
congratulations Rev. W. s. Mitchell ad vanced
and presented MIR. II. with large and hand
somely bound bible. After partaking Of the
hospitality Of Mr.. H., the company retired.
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SUITABLE PREsENTs FOR TIN Holt.
- DAYS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
the greatest variety In this city.
,CAETES DE yIsITE or CELEBRITIES.
OPERA GLASsEs, FIELD GLASSES.
FINE GOLD sPECT sCLES,
eTER1OSC0P ES AND VIE VS.
FRAlKLIN & 90. Opticians.
244 Pa. Az =. between 18th and 18th sts
and 3sS Pa av., National Hotel BuildIng,
dec 2O-H
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

nTNcTICE-GENERA LICENSES AND
Ding LICENSES, &o-AI General Licenses
due the Corporation Of Georsstown the frat Of
that date, otherwise they will bs strictly enforced
BY the Metropolitan Police.
Pedalins and for selling hoods by sample. and for
Carts, Wsgons, Drays, Hacks and Omnibusses all
is DELAYED beyond the tenth Of that month, they
also will be strictly enforced by the said Police.
VM. LAIRD, Clerk.
Geor sstown, Dee. "a, 1864. de q -eotJA nI0
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RRCovERKD.-The military authorities haye
succeeded In recovering S1,250 of the Govern
ment money lost by Pardon Worsely at the
faro table In Parker i Co.'S gambling saloon.
They have also recovered q gold watch and
chain valued at $500, and q diamond ring val.
ned at $500, lost by Worsely In q similar man.
ner at the same place.
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Affairs In Georgetown.

PREsoNAL.-Maj. Gen. Gibbsn, U. S. A.. Is
at WilIards'.
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IN WASHINGTON, December 81, 1884
i He CO.PARTNEkSHIP heretofore existin
between John r. Murray, John B. Ssmmes and
William 81. Brawner. Under the firm OF John
Semm es & Co.. is this day dissolved by rautuai
consent John q. Semmes and William Il Draw
ner are alone authorized to settle the business Of
said firm. JOHN r. MURRAY
JOHN II. SEMME5,
WILLIAM II BRAWNER
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N~THIRD WARD, ATT ENTIONt
LOOK OUT FOR THl DRAFTS

Dr,fs Assosissicn IN Ss RED q Tam ssr.ase a.il
on "WEDNESDAY ,.SI.s EV1NlNa next, sac 4sh inss.,
All sitize ns Of the Ward. whether sabjsct TO the
lend then aid in earrsiDs on! The n.s:afss .hiel
have been inausurated to relieve the Third "sfo
The enrOiiment list will be ready for correction.
MsK..N s a. D. LA t6slaSi fre ,an ri
1 r g. k hSR eSalaa cdn
IsS tnsiT RsiF and TaSleauA ias' a.
'f Far every ever, n dsit for two wssts.
9TH xTs'tb care ran and sxpenss
Mondsy. We ad aud Friday Of next week.
FFe et.ys Hs To- III: g i. Fair and
Tahleau1, 50 cents; Season tickets, 81.
q R RSGis open At half p''ss. d.ouav
n~NorIcB.-Fhe Trustees Of the Bank of
kS Wsshington have declared dividend Of
70, tSs t.
dec 81 St - " ~ JAS. ADAMS. Cashier.
T Wiisea make. IL: been u:sd very. littis. Also,
Bic for oiScs: Q. ledsins, 10. aIs 81 cost.
P,.a2 sG :
+ .Sasss.ss ana s's:
VNHl PHILADNLPHIA PRODUCE AND But
i TER ST0RE-Keep none but best articles
s. e. ss:; Rs POP
ER1NCH JUVENILE BOOKS-Le Robinson
Jeudis Chen ct Chat; Les Enfaots 'Aujourd hui:
tes Vrais; Les dslices Do IL vertu; Mile ct uns
Nuts. fjsn 81 RRANOK TAYLOR
THE BEST a CD CHBAPEsf OONFEOTION.
L ER! il the Steam Sugar Refined Pop
CORN; the best. healthiest luxury of the kind.
for supplying fairs, stores, suffers and families,
TO-, &C.. must be sent in one day previous No.
334 street, near 10th street Gall and see it,
W.
THn LARGEST AND BEST sELBOTED stock
OF POCKET CUTLERY to be found In the city.
Also, the Genuine RODGERS SCISSORS. at
&c. JOHNSON L co.,
Jan 3.6t Penna av., bet leth and 18th SITS.
A GOOD BUSINESS FOR sALB.--It is
GROCERY. PRODBCE, stc., now doing regular
retail, and good location for the Wholesale Rent,
ETC.. very lishts Other business, and ill health
O. oRss o.
out the stock 81 500 to 81, eco cash. Or partner
would be taken. jau 5t-
W. AN APOLOGY.
w tender to customers having accounts on our
December lst (Oceas oned By pressure ef businessl
and beg to inform them that they will be called
upon in the course Of the present week,
viii b pleased to With Al ths
accustomed promptitude, to make payments.
Jan St tChron. & Rep JNO. R. ELVANS.
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WASHINGTON, January E. 1885
i HE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Whole
sale and Retail GROCERY BUSIN ESB under the
6rm Of John 81 eemmes & Co.. at the old stand.
No. 523 9Th street. corner Louisiana avenue J. and
hope. by strict attention to business to merit a
extended 10 the late arm.
JOHN H.SEMMES,
JanS6t WILLIAM H. BRAWNER
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n~NOT1CE.-The Trustees Of the Bank of
~ Washington have declared dividend of
three per cent. for the last six months payable to
sfockholders on and after the I'd January. 1855,
dec 81 St JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
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SFRAY1D FROM Thu SUBSCRIBER, on the
- 9Th instant. red DURHAM COW, shor. tail,
legs partly white, white spot between the horns,
leather collar around her neck. liberal reward
will be paid fol her return to me, or information
that win lead to her recovery.
WILLIAM s. MATTHEW'S,
de 29-lws 40 High street. Geor gsteHn.
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WAS BROUGHT TO THE PREMIsEs OF THE
W subscriber, on the night of the 22d inst,
had on . saddle and bride. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
penses. X. II. LAMBELL,
Three Tun Stables Sd street 1t east,
da Nav
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N@ q Lavlln5s fSf s:rsas Sss ,sss
IA, Pertiealarstn future advsstssosaS. dsa-ln'
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO.-rhe undsrsisned
y having just returned from New York with q
fine assortment OF choice brands Of aavsn. and
Sronoco and all ether Kinds Of Smoking Tobacco,
frie ads TO give him call, and assure them selves
that his stock eannet be excslled in this oity.
JOHN 8. BAOHER,
de3l-3tH near l3th strest
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THH LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED stock
Also, the Genuine RODGERS SCISSORS. at
R.C. JOHNSON L co.,
ian 3.6t Penn'a av, bet leth and llth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-03

L soned WOOD, few miles from this city, on
an excsllent road. j. b. FULLER,
dc q. cost and l4th ata
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GOOD BUSINESS FOR sALB.-It is
"A good opportunity for two men, in the
GROCERY. PRODBCE, stc., now doing regular
retail. and good location for the Wholesale Rent,
cause selling. For full particulars, address NJ N,
enquire at the Star Office. Price with, or with.
out the stock 81 800 to $2,G0 cash. Or partn or
would be taken. jau s. St.
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+ OST-On Sunday morning, Dec. 18th, 1854, BE-
/! tween 10th and 81 and 2lst aud z streets. . Fur
OAP1. The finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving 1t the 4th door 10Th street, south OF =.
ia ST. @. @, WEST.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-11

A srcosD meeting was held by The citi-
Esns OF our .own on Monday evening, To
consider the raising OF money Tor payment
Of volunteers to fill the late call, This sew
sral soliciting committees reported sub
scriptions amounting to about three thou
. two hundred dollars. About Two
thousand dollars more are required; it is
believed this can easily be Obtained, be-
lore the next messing, which is TO be held
on "Wednesday evening. The citizens
meet on Tuesday evening to instruct The
Directors upon laying ajax.
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National Foundry.
bloomsbury, Columbia Co.,

Vhe subsribsr, proprietor of the above
IL named extensive establishment, is now
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds OF
machinery, for OLLERlES, BLAST FUR
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES, &c, &c.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
Thing usually made in first-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities and practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving the
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
IF Grain of all kinds will be 4aken in
exchange for castings.
~ This establishment is located near
The Lackawann Railuead Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbury, Sept. 9, 1868.
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CHARI.Es N. SAvacE, late OF The "Pennsyl-
sanis HOUSE," has re-opsned the DAsyLLE
HorEI, formerly owned and kept By JOAN
DsEn, IT., and Il making il . pleassui and
sEreesole place 70 stop Al. The house has
undsssons . ,horosgh chanes and rsaova-
sions and viii Dir. SAvAsx As proprietor
- en- rseonInsnd il 10 the travelling pub
Iie- His fare Dc mosf excslIsns, and terms
nodsr.io. Thsrs 10 no reason Why this
'beane should rot do = good business,
'~cou1idsrins IL dsaizsbls location and is
'hevins : popular 'ensus. "cbafy2 knows
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-11

RETURNED SoLD,ER.-Privale Stephen B.
Lee, son OF Daniel Lee Esq OF this place
returned home a few day since, discharged
the United STATES service He has served
three years. Two other sons OF Daniel Lee
yet remain in the service. They are DEM
ocratic boys and are fighting their country's
bauies while their father has been sIandered
and abused by these Abolition siay-at-home
patriots whose sons are skuIkiDs abou;
IRON place 10 place TO avoid the drair They
suppor the war! The last Dollar and the
last man must 60, has beea the Abolition
wstchwerd.