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THE REBEL eUNBoAr RICHMOND

Among batch OF rebel deserters which ar.
rived here this morning from City Point, were
several OF the crew Of the rebel gunboat Rich.
mond, who report that the vessel is lying above
Ohapin's Bluff, on the James, with hardly a
sufficient complement of men to work her, the
assertions among her crew having been SO nu.
mereus within q month past.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IA resolution has
passed the Ohio Legislature asking Congress
to adopt the proposed amendment to the con-
stttutlon abOlIsnIng slavery.
There was meeting of the prominent citi-
zens of Columbus yesterday to take measures
to present General Sherman testimonial of
100000 in u S. stocks.
The Auditors report shows the whole num-
Der Of soldiers and marines furnished by the
State to be 2l1 500, and in the service 1865 900.
Disabled, 5000.
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THE WILMINGTON AFgAIR.--The Senate to-.
day passed resolution, offered by Mr.. Wilson,
Of Massachusetts, instructing the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War to inquire into the
causes OF the failure of the Wilmington expedi.
ton. The removal of General Butler, it is
understood, prompts this inquiry, his friends
desiring to modify the popular impression with
respect to that failure.
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MEDICAL SToRRKRRPERs.-Amonp the num.
erous petitions daily presented to Congress, is
the memorial OF the medical storekeepers,
representing that they are required to give
bonds to the amount of forty Thousand dollars.
and be responsible for millions Of dollars in
value, while their salaries are respectively
salaries to an equality with that of surgeons,
and are endorsed in their application BY the
Surgeon General.
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STEAMBOAT COLLIsIoN.-On Tuesday morn
ing the mail and passenger steamer Georgiana,
plying between Fortress Monroe and Balti-
more, during the dense fog then prevailing,
ran into q small bark amidshlps, near Fortress
Monroe. The Georgiana was damaged, but
the extent is not yet known. Six or eight per-
cons are supposed to have been swept off the
Georgiana and drowned. General Meade was
passenger. The injuries to the bark, or loss
of life, if any, have not been ascertained. The
steamer Manhattan took the place of the
Georgiana, as she was unable to return to Bal
Gmore.
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THl EIRHT ARMY CORpa

Gen. Hancock's new LIST army corps is filling
up as rapidly as could be expected under the
circumstances, and the only drawback expe-
rienced thus far is the obtaining of officers to
send into the States to recruit. The corps bu.
reau is thoroughly organized now, and this
difficulty will be speedily overcome. There Is
every prospect that the corps will have OBJ
tanned its full complement in q months time
from the present date
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APPofETRD.-Mr. ]. NJ Holloway, son Of
Comm issioner Holloway, has been appointed
Chief Messenger OF tho Patent Office, vice r.
w. Goggin, transferred to Inc machine depart
men. Mr.. &. formerly held this position, but
resigned Some fifteen months ago for theapur-
pose of entering the army.
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Mr.. Fessenden Elected Senate,

AUGUSTA, ME, Jan. IL Hon. VIM p. Fes-
sender was elected United States Senator to-
day fer six years from the 4th Of March next
In the Senate Mr.. Fessenden received 81 votes,
and in the House 116, to % for VIM. p. Halves,
Democrat.
Nathan y. Farwell was elected for the unex.
Fessenden to take charge Of the Treasury De-
parrment
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ANOTHER SHERMAN.-Considerabl puzzle
ment was caused yesterday by the telegraph
dispatch from Cairo stating that General W
7. Sherman and staff had arrived at New Or
leans, and 1t was generally supposed that there
was some mistake in the name, which proves
to be correct
New Orleans.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

Sherman Moving in Ferce-The Rebels
Puzzled about his Movements.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The H.rdld has rebel
dates from Charleston to the 9Th, which says ::
"The enemy In force unknown, have crossed
New river, on the road to Grahamsvi this
morning Our forces burned the bridge across
New river. The main body OF the enemy is
believed to be In the neighborhood.
Gen. Wheeler is watching his M )vements,
which are not yet developed"
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CAUSE OF THE TUMBLE IN GOLD TO-DAY
Gold fell to-day in Wall street to PIG on the
strength Of reports current in New York to the
effect that a movement is going on in the South
ern States for peace convention. Considera-
BILE importance seems to nave been attached to
the report in New York.
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Kew YORK Stock Markst-First Board.

lBy the Peoples Line-Omce 511 Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-U. s. 1881, coupon SIS,
I12x; U. 8. 52O's, 1lOx; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, ok; Gold, 2lsx; N. Y. Central, Ia Z;
Erie, s2x; Hudson River. 107A; Reading, la:
Michigan Central, 1O6; Michigan Southern,
Pitntsburg, 90; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
Al; Cleveland and Toledo, 1903; Chicago and
Rock Island, 102; Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN, a. Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
20, 99x; Alton and Terra Haute, -; Chicago
and Northwestern, 37ss; Quicksilver, 90.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THB FUNERAL OF Mr.. JoHSsoN.-The
funeral Of the late respected Martin Johnson
dence, on Estreet, near 10th, and was attended
by large coacourse Of friends and relatives
among whom we noticed many Of our oldest
citizens, and many Of the clerks of the Sixth
been employed for many years.
The corpse was attired In q suit of black, and
was incased in q handsome coffin covered with
black cloth aad silver mounted, on the ends OF
which were the emblems Of the Order of Odd
Fellows-three links. Over the coffin was
placed the rsgalfa Of the deceased, and a hand
some wreath. Of natural flowers
The services at the house were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Keeling, OF Trinity Church; after
the corpse was removed to the hearse and the
eortege proceeded TO Glenwood, where the ser
vices of the Order were performed by Grand
Chaplain p: II. Sweet.
The procession moved OFF in the following
order:-Lincoln Hospital Band, Central Lodge
No. 1, and representatives Of the subordinate
Lodges, Mhsenenu, Mt. Nebo and Columbian
Encampments, and delegation from RiGgely
Encampnent, Grand Encampment, Heaids
American Brass Band, Grand Ledge Of the
District.
The following were the pall-bsarers Grand
Representatives W. r. Mclean and, ]. f.
Havenper, Grand Lodge; John r. Wright and
w. E. Roberts, Grand Eneampmenti w. E.
Richards ana James H. Ford. Mageaenu En-.
campmsnt; and Past Grends J. g. Robinson
and Charles Crawford, Central Lodge
DRAFT MEETING IN The FIRST WARD.-This
meettAS WIS uclO III otOtVS ddIls CCfueT VI 2ULQ
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Mr.. Samuel
E. Douglass presiding.
Captain Fillebrown, of the regular army, de.
sired to know why he could not be accredited
to the LIST Ward, he was born and raised here
and thought IL but right that the Ward should
be benefited. He had heard that other cities
| had had their quotas reduced by giving them
| credit for the officers in the regular service.
Mr.. EmmersOn moved taat q committee be
appointed to act with other Ward committees;
| which was adopted.
| The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Emerson, w
| H. Burday, and Donohae.
A resolution was adopted appointing 9. com.
mittee to wait on the Mayor and request him
| to recommend to the Councils an appEopria
| ton of a sura sufficieat to pay the special de
| tectiyes $50 for each "Skulker' from she draf
| they may arrest.
The meeting thea adjourned to meat again a
the call of the Prssident.
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Fishess-Aftef ou
| report In the libel case against Christophe
| Adams. yesterday. the prosecuting witness
| Mr. @. F. Anderson, was called to the stand an
testified to his having made plan for the ex
| tension OF the Capitol, WHICH was not adopted
as a whole, and he proceeded to give histor.
OF the several plans, In which hs stated tina
he received portion Of the reward offered 10
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
n~THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN, DC.
MAYORS OFPIcR

MAYORS OFFIcB.
r,a -. GE =, az D; G.: Jan 18th, ls55{
already been organized in this town has been
explained to me by Mr.. Edward Shoemaker. its
Secretary. and would advise those of our citizens
who are Immediately Interested in the matter to
The scheme which had contemplated 70 much
resembles the present one that think it best not
to offer mine. but to recommend all to join the one
' jan is St operation HENRY ADDISON. Mayer.
rTHE DRAFT IN GEoRGETOWN.-The
organized and is now fairly started.
Forty dollars payable in instslments previous
to TIE Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
So a. sss
GEORGETOWN Custom House, Congress 8: above
Bridge. where and when all the residents Of
Georgetown eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
wish to do SO may become members Of the Asso-
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
instaliments.
All interested are earnestly invited to come and
help themselves; the time is short and delay is
GEO. HILL. JR., President.
ED. SHOEMAKER Secretary. jan Aim
NOTICE.-Csll one and all. find LADIES GAR
MENTS. HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS a14FAN-
CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No. 100
jan 7, I'm. nv Sc ''-'e'' YOUNG BEHREND.
EOR RENT-The no USE No. 21o Bridge street,
range, hot and cold water, bath m, gas and gas
dences Of Mr.. P Je and Samuel Croplsy. Esq It
Remit q private family, SIS per month; for
boarding house, for which it is we'll adapted $u0
Per month. Apply 70 JOSEPH LIBBEY. No 27
Water st, Georgetowu. ID @. jas st
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SECRETARY SEWARD IN THE SUPREME
CoURT.-Yesterday Secretary Seward ap-
peared in the Supreme Court as counsel in the
great Albany Bridge case, now being ad juds
Gated
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GEN BUFFERS FARRwRLL.-Varieus mem.
hers of Congress yesterday received from Gen.
Butler himself through the mail, printed cop
les OF his farewell to the army Of the James.
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| VICE ADMIRAL FARRAeUT.-This distiu-
| guished officer v.Dited the Senate Chamber to-
| day. On motion Of Mr.. Crimes a recess OF
| ten minutes was tsken for the purpose OF 60
| cial intercourse with the Admiral.
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THE DUTY ON PRINTING PAPRR.-The New
York Post states the folio wing facts as reasons
why the duty on paper should be removed:
That the high duty on printing paper is
barren one to the public treasury. That it ben
eHts nobody but the paper makers. That it
increases the burden OF taxation and the
amount OF the public debt. That 1t operates
not only as a tax on the diffusion of informa-
ton, but as tax on schools and education
That 1t not only makes printing paper dear,
but debases its quality, and that 1t checks and
restraints the American ingenuity in the i'm.
proyement Of the man ufacture of paper
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OCincinnad has passed law requiring
persons to have the signatures Of six persons,
and give bond Of S5, 900, before acting as sub.
stitute br okers.
~A shock Of some. horse earthquake" was
cit in San Francisco Dec. IL.
SWard Beecher's salary has been fixed at
S12,500.
A good guess at a taIlor's name-Mr. So.
And-s0.
IL Hohler IS the significant name of new
enor In Florence
IL The pork spectators out " est are brist
ling with rage for want of money!
SSmall.pox has made its appearance In
St Louis.
The Sultan of Turkey has prohibited
the Ci rcassian slave trade.
~ During the past week eighty shipwrecks
have been reported.
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FROM THE FRONT.
New Positions of Rebel Cavalry.
tNnrrespondence Associated Press

HBApQUARTRRs ARMY POTOMAC, Jan o.
Several deserters came in to-day, besides a
large squad OF contrabands, in the most
wretched condition imaginable. They had
travelled long distance in the rain and mud,
and were objects OF pity to all who ga " them
They report that the rebel cavalry have with
drawn to Hickford, on the Weldon Railroad,
where they are in winter quarters The were
compelled to fall back to this point, owing to
the lack OF forage between there and Reams'
Station, and also for lack of transportation.
owing to the desJ uction Of the railroad in that
district by Gen. Warren
&They, however picket as far as Reams Sta
etion and on the west side OF Hatcher's RIM
with division of Hills corps, located on the
Boynton plank road They have been busv
preparing the railroad north Of Hicksford, for
the relaying OF the rails, but as vet none have
been put down, supposed to be because thew do
not possess them Wv
evening, from his short leave
W. ID. MCGREaoR.
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MONS. DEM0NGEoT, IMPORTER HUMAN
DRESS AR takes great pleasure in il for ming the
ladies and gentlemen he has just received the la
test Paris Fashions for the present Season aud is
now ready to fill every order. Mons. Demongset
is the only person in the city eff Washington hav-
ing thorough knowledge of bis business in which
he is gagged. He is prepared to give satisfaction
to sli WHO will honor him with a call fine stock
Articles de-. &c. constantly on hand Orders for
Dyeing and Dressing should be sent in the pre-
free of charge. Nj. Demongeot is partner Of
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, kept by is
brother. and will go to Paris every Spring. On
that occasion he will take every ssio on given
to him for Paris any order 10 France.
Call at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair aud Per-
fumery Store. corner of D and 10th streets. near
the Avenue. ia 8 lm~
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Theyoice Of New york

ALBANY, Jan. 11-In the Senate Tonight a
resolution was adopted requesting the Senators
and Representatives from that State in Con-
gress to vote for the joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States abolishing slavery.
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Gold

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Gold opened at 2I6,
and has since advanced to 219H.
1T has since declined again to 2I7x.-ED.
STAR
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TIVELY.
By kind consent of MISS AvoSIA JOKES to forage
her claims upon those nj ghts,
sraNoR FRANCISCO RosAy GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE,
recently arrived from Europe, wiH give their
FIRST PERFORMANCES IN AMERICA
upon
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL,
THURSDAY, JANUARY ~,
and SATURDAY, JANUARY 81,
appearing In order in the following
BRILLIANT REPERTOIRE:
IL TRovAToRE.
IL BARBIERE DI sTvIGLIA.
L,ILIsIR L'AMoR,
CAST IN FULL STRENGTH from. the folIovtn.
GRAND ARRAY OF ITALIAN ARfIsrls,
with FULL ITALIAN CHORUS,
and Grand Orchestra.
oR RTH D 6s s assss.
Rs' Bs. Sssas ssss.s g.
Petersburs w o.
pT RSImf a.. Tsnore A:.Glus., sIeNeE. MoNerAR-
r! Prime s. Bs.it99s s1GHoR ARDIvAsr, De-,
.sIaNoR FELHN1, Dell. er.a4a, e,er. q,
Primo Basso. 5IGNOR BARATTINI.
secona. Donna, sIeNoRA rARrAR.sr
suseeritors. sIGNoR LANaA.
s.EI.s1ts Re.;o s IS a.ad G.nd
, PfSgFs tkt della Musicale del ves.rio SIG
TEE SALE OF SECURED SEATS
FOR THE THBEl OP'RRAB
will commence
THIS (THURsDAYy MORNING, JANUARY
At sh O'Clock precisely.
THE PRICE OF SECURED sB&ns FOR THE
SEASON Will be as follows:
Dress lad Parquet Circles. -. 6 co 90
The ssls of secured seats for single Operas will
TUESDAY MORNING. JANuAHY17
No Private Boxes will be sold befoes MONDAY.
Janparyl6.
SPECIAL NOTICE On the evenings Of next
MISS AVONIA JONES.
will appear in her great impsrsoeations. and the
MARfINETTI; TROrPE
in delishtful acts and psntemimss jsnn>tf
RY ". B. LEWIS & co., Auc.ionesrs.
g fEEsr
ING UP AT. AUCTION.
On MON DAfnext, January 18th, at 10 s'oleck. at
los of New Clothing, among Which are '''i ~
Zine EnssS and s FPsns5 Cloth Dress. Frock. Sack
Fine RIas9 and Fancy casssr Pants
Tosstber wit With good assortment OF Upd.s, and
-, Over.hiIts
pieces of,fnesilk and linen Pocket Handksrchisfz
| With many other goods usually kept in CSothiss
1ai2.st ". B. LEwIs,& Co. Aucts.
RY ]. Q, MCGUIRk & CO., Auctioaeor,-
| ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, RURNrprpp ANN
HOUSEHOLD RPFECTS Az PURLIS aaI hNp
On SATURDAY MORNING: January I.ih a. ~
sell the Furniture and Effects of fSniIs ssol san
housekeeping, eomprsiLg-
Rosewood case PianS Pore and StaoI
| Walnut Etasere, Oak Bookcase
| Oak Lounge, Leather covered Afm Cbatxs
| SLEEPY hollow Chairs. Rockers
Cane and Wood-seat ehaira
| Carpets, Oil Cloths
Curtains and Gilt shades
| Walnut and AAhs sany Rsdsteads
| Bureaus aud WAshstands
Hair and Husk Msstr ss. Bolstsss and Pillows
| Dining Table, Sidebosrd
| Cooking and other Stoves
| Kitchen Utensils.
| One neat One horse Family oArriaRe
| Superior Plate Glass Cen inter- Case
| Walnut Cigar Case, With heavy glass plate
| Lot Of covered flass Jars.
ialaA JAS. Q. MoGUIRa Co.. Acctse
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R8s1dNRD.-Mr. S. p: Bell, for the past nf.
teen years machinist orthe Patent Once, has
resigned.
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A REBEL PAYMASTlR.

T B. Taylor, Confederate paymaster, was
committed to the Old Capitol this morning as
prisoner Of war, having been sent here from
Harper's Ferry.
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THE PROVOST MARsHAL,s OFFICE,

THE PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
Colonel 1ngraham, Provost Marshal OF the
Defenses North OF the Potomac Is engaged In
removing his office TO- day from the corner OF
10Th and / streets, to the frame building adj
joining Gen. Augur's headquarters, where he
expects to be permanently located after to-
morrow
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Got OFF.

SANDY HOOK, Jan. 12-The steamer Austria.
lasan got afloat last night, and passed out to
sea this morning.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

'TNH1 FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF TUsCA.
ORDER RED MEN, for the benefit Of the
Widows and Orphans. will be held at
ODD PILLOWS HALL, Navy Yard,
THURSDAY EVENING. January 10. 1865.
The Committee will spare no expense to make
this the Ball OF the season. jan 10 ST.
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The MASSACHUSETTS SEN,

The Massachusetts SenatorshIp.
BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE Massachusetts Senate
has postponed the election of United States
Senator in place of Henry Wilson to the sec.
ond Tuesday in February.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURR.-The inaugural
ceremonies occupied the day yesterday in this
body. Lieutenant Governor Cox took
his seat as president OF the Senate, and the
standing committees Of that branch OF the
Legislature were appointed.
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WALL, STEPHENS co,
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Invite purchasers in want of Fl EAVY CLOTHING
to examine their large assortment, which th,y
offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, IN
order to red uce stock.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
ja52w,if lint, Chr. 4 Rep.l 322 Pa. av.
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A PART OF SHERMAN'S ARMY GOES
TO BEAUFORT BY WATER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The steamer O. q. Col
Inns, from Port Royal on the 7th, has arrived.
A part of Sherman army had arrived at
Beaufort by water.
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SP1ND YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY
~ and usefully, readin the best novels and other
standard works choice OF 3Oool for s. cts week.
ly-with great reduoemeut to double subscriptions.
Kirkwood House, bet. 18th snd lzth streets.
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WELCOME, THRICE WELCOME,
w TO THE SECOND GRAND BALL A
EAST WAsHINaTON "A

To be given on TUESDAY, January nth,
At ODD FELL0WSlHALL. NAVY YARD.
The members of the as14ciation beg leave to say
to the citizens and their friends that psius
or expense has been spared to make this one of the
splendid Orchestra Band of fifteen pieces, uu-
der the direction Of our we'll known Musicians
have been ngased for the occasion.
The Ball will open with grand Spanish prone
made; commencing at clock pre- 'isely,
Tickets of admission ST. admitting Gentleman
and Ladies' By order Of the Committee.
jan lO-lw* GEO. FORDHAM. Sec.
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the best plan. President Fillmore liked
plan, but Mr.. Fillmore told him that he cou
not be appointed architect, for 1t would wor
against him-Mr. Fillmore at that time bsin
engaged in getting up his new party, Oh
Know Nothings).
The case Is on trial to-day.
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CAME ON THIS MORNING, new and beautiful
STYLES Of jewelry and silver plated ware, at
the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsyi-
vania avenue, near ~ street jan l2-3ts
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FORJANUARy
l United States serxice Magazine for January.
LengfelloW Prose Works, 2 vols -
The Miner Boy and his Monitor.
The Boy Slaves, by Mayne Reid.
House and Home PAGERS. by Mrs. Stowe,
Elm. or Hymns of holy Refrsshrent.
Rsypard the Fox, q new Edition.
The Maroon, by Mayne Reid.
The Morrisons, by Mrs. Margaret Hosner.
jan II FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE CASE or FREDERICK q. TArLRY.-Thi
case,was resumed this morning before the mil
itary commission on + street, Of which Majo
General Doubleday Is president. 1t will b
recollected that the accused stands charge
with sending liquor and suffers stores to tn
armies in the field, and with receiving bride
to release prisoners in the possession OF thu
military, while he was chief of detectives IL
Alexandria, Va.
Brig. Gen John B. Slough, Military Governor
Of Alexandra, Va. this morning testified very
strongly in favor Of the accused, stating that
he believed him to be perfectly houoraolc
man, and that he was the best detect 7e IA eVoi
saw: and also that, from all that had come to
his knowledge, he was satisfied that the charges
preferred against Capt Tapley were made by
parties through malice only. The General also
testified that he. would not believe, on oath,
several leading witnesses named.
Other witnesses were also examined.
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THE CHEIK PINK.

ANY young Lady wishing to receive IA article
which viii give . most beautiful aud NATURAL
color to the CHEEK, and one that will neither
wash out or iojure the skin, can do 90, aud will
receive sufficient by mail to last six months BY
addressing with one dollar inclosed) the under.
signed. PROF. G.. W. WILLIS
ia lz3t& Box 1871 p q Wasbin oton Citx n n
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$4,000 WORTH o BBoors AND SHOES
REDUCED PRICES.
HELLER & 90. 492 sEVENTH ST..
Are still Offering thsir entire stock of BOOTS ase
SHOES at reduced prices, compris ns REnD
some of the best makes of all kinds o. Ia
dies', gents'. misses and childTe MS Boots II
and Shoes. We selling Sk
Genuine Ladies' Glove Klc Congress Boots at $3.50,
A good Lodies' LeOl her Heelsd Shoe at Is,
Ladies' Slippers. good quality, IS cents.
All kizss now of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes atsI75.
And our stock of heavy Boots at msnufacturers'
cost 1t BELLER & CO.'S,
492 7th at, 4doorsabo Odd Felfews' Hall.
Also. n large variety of Trunks, Vaires and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER & co.'s.
tan 9.ln* 492 7th street. bet. d and sts.