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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
.,, vo,u nAuy TRrBtNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Q. lc
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dead weight. m sls wessn cT,' ,er or M isaiei
P9 T, % hog ,srhe opened this week at Fortietn Th.
short supply we.hrr very fsvorbs 10, %0 % he provision
" ~. "A the ELECT Of causing very pnsN eopa
The quality the nGs .n: nd as ss, %pds% grades
ey Wv h~ y.rv aid toward advancing the pices'
Cny IL cars in day and sales readily effected a
Ing prices: ,l3ial4c.
Medium 20. :. .. -, 80, ,na h,ouv
No ordinary or still hogs on sale a ie" very P at
llic this morning to ship 10 New beven ,,o o,
ihe arrivals for the weea amou.t to co pcndng
week last year. 1885; corresponding "seA P''' ding year
563
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Tn. total nnrber this wcek 3j7 head compares with
e29 bead week aud with $40 hesd week
ast year and with Is Tor tho corresponding week ono year
The number sold Yesterday and to-day a, d~ principal
mske, a27f hoaa compares with 400 head last aud
"h sbI head. The aveTase per woek last yea aud With
i756 Lred - market orr year 40.
TIE OPENING. OR PRINCIPAL DAY or THE MARKEr.
MoHday. Nov. 6.-Tlc weather this morning is
rr,Duta favorable for he tIsnsiotion OF bunc.. IN tho
cattle market, being cool clear unny Nosombcr day l.
Of S.mdsy Of cours. oof army Of d1ovon brokers.
yards b., s bsyr 10 Jir m" and maze th. br.t OF n
The market opened this morning with about $50 ho.d Of
bullpcSs sale NJ AloftOns, and there hsve been
received at o,her aIket place. daring the week about
. 0O head which makes up hbcrsi supply for the
week without counting such a. may come IN for
the cosngup dsy, tho complete returns Of which and
number for the week is made up Tur,day and
printed In the complete report Wednrsdy OF the general
quality of,nc stock today may remark that it IL
class droycs which s. AZ 6aisc y not aud there l.
b-ro supply Of good lair medium s,ock ke he sv.ge Of
Illinois fccf which cell 1t i40l0 cents but the svrlge l.
reduced by the srge number OF butes soue Of Which
sell a. only l0c Z ~ Ihs Is tie with good many
oxen Although hfca.s cattle sell A. gh q. Las, Monday
much smaller number WIFI reach 8c Il h aud but very low
above h we near Iouf suprfior oxen SOFA 70 weigh at
~ cents Tho great mass Of stock will sc at lidltc. 10
esued net weight Of the ft, seller sinking orsL The
ma ket FOR s but The best stock s rally ,c n lower ttan
this day week and some shes Of inferior have Lndob,rdy
made 1t lc. decline and The afternoon trade considered
dull though every 10 be making efor 10 close
out to day account Of election tomorrow. There pros
peet Of hard close.
TIN CLOsg or hARKEr
Tgcsdyy Nov. 7Tis bcins election dsy expected
Il 10 be good ark.. day osee the efforts sci, yes
eriay aEd thst gave ofthe and buyers mo de-
,id,d advantage the cGss. lev held OF for
better bSTsgHs to-day, bnt filled 10 Ind trm tbef.
material change IN prices though Of Inferior
ound II dcnli to sell out and ate IN the DAY there
eveF small tots sill waiting customers. Only 20 head Of
Ieth toek csmo IN Today The which have prevailed
bis week 10 not warrant the prices that have heeD paid lately
the West, and will tend eLrck tI berslity of WHO
ny by the pound With half Of the number who by by the
sad II 10 hit or mss way und lhey VIII connu. the
sometimes winning aud often losing greA many dros
- Lsys o;teveTytbns sndy few got hsh but where ono
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Dlpi0cr0 Notices.
Sales bn anetion.
WASHINGTON. u. C., November s. 1905.
TfON SALE of HOSPITAL PROPER.

n 10 I'V.N VI taNIfIT II 1kN'H LII
~ rY. c. W. BOrELER, Auctionesr.
WIN be sold al Pubic Aucion IN this City at the DOCG<
LASS HOSPITAL oi ls north and Th rdst al the
Brddng Clothing Medicines, Furniture and appliances bs-
gu. to thrt cs-bi-hrui. sale TO commence TUESS
DAY MORNlNG Now Eihrr "a 1855 at 10 O'Clock NJ, ard
70 be continued daily hour until all articles dis
posed Property viii rrqre be paid for and removed
within - hour> from runaton Of sse. Catalogues OBJ
tanned a. thls Office. C. SUTHERLAND. Surgeon,
L. >. A. Medical Parveyor.
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financial.

OFFICE or PACIFIC MArL STEAMSHIP CoxPAsr'
hHw.i oRK, Nov. 2. 1868.
ELECTIONS.-Notic is hereby gwen, that
IL N, ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS
Of his Company will be held the Company oihee no 90
Wall..t on WEDNESDAY, November l3 bo'' oe'"ee"
the hours Of II M. and p m. ,,en,v u.,-
The Tran.frr Books will be closed on TUESDAY, NoSeu
Der Ia. st2 y. m. n
BY ord.r = of the Board OF Directors,
THEODORE r. JOHNSON. Secretary
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NTEXICO. MFNICOn
w -3O,OOO.O0O
LOAN or TlIE REPUBLIC OF MEXIcO
TWENTY YEAR COUPON BONDS. IN SUMS OF
SIC, 800. S5C0 and GOO.
Interest per cent payable semi ANNUALLY Ia tho City Of
New.Nork. - -
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
IN GOLD
TEN MILLION DOLLARS IN BONDS 20 b. sold a.
SIXTY CENT, the dollar IN United Satrs currency The
iuteres, tim. e0uaius qNFI.NF PER CFNrIN GOLD, or
SEVENTEEN PR CENT IN L. :. CURRENCY al
present rate Of Treuium on gold.
THE FlRST YEARS INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
The desirable iuyesmcut offered Subscriptions
received aud iuu particulars commuuicaisd by
JOHN W. CORLIES Co.,
aud j. y. TlFFT,
Financ-l Agents Of the Republic Of Mexico,
No. 81 broadway. New-lor
Subscriptions also received by banks and bankers generally
,h on zhout the United states.
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wv. ELLIOTT, Auction.
Quart RnAsrER GExsniL's oyres'


WA,nrSGroS, d. c Oct, =. lsta ~.
ElNAL SALES of GOVERNMENE
HORSES end MULES.-Wh, be sold at paohs saeays "
time AID places named below, viz:
NEW.iORK. ,.rel
N-wyOrs chy-rUEsDAf Of each ~seA, 100 hoks's
Newiors Ciy-THuRsDAY Of each wesh, io' Mobh>
each day. .,.,,.>,,
Phi'aielphis Pa-ThURsDAY, November y 10 n'
100 HORSES each day o uuyi
Philadelphia, PA-SATuRDAf Of each week 100 NoLAs
h Hsts,bms Pa.-rUEsDAy Of each wsek. 100 NJLE4
Hsm.6urr Pa-THURsDAY. November',s 'nd
n MeeSsnicsSsrs Pa-TuEsDAY. November 10
Aien,own. P.-wEDNEsDAY, November TO-
Pe,t.v,l.. ps-FRiDAY. November II, 100 HORSES
Chester. Delaware Comfy, Pa-wEDNEsDAf' NOVEL,
r,asyiIr. Ps-rHURsDAY. November 49, 100 H0ssEES
TiusviIa Ps-rHURsDAY. November ~ ioo honS'2 hSsr n
Tlusyxle, Ia ra-rHuRsDAf and FRipAf' S'''H''''
and "a loo MULES each 'bnssfTyiwARE. sfy ,,,.srS
Wilmington. DeL-TUEsDAY Of each week. 'Oo ho"'
Wilmington. Del-FRIDAY Of each weel' ioo M'h"S
each day. ,,v,,un
p,u,mo,. Ma -wEN65SnsoAY,l E5NfsooANYY.l November IS
hSSahS Baltimore. Md-wEDNEsDAY November ~
HORSES , n
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each ~'''
No NosSrJ SaIE esse o %yEs WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
~" " INGTON, D. {. -,. Ill u
Az this seres of sales all the Oovems" ..ivss OF bA
a.oosed Of Buyers should therefore svAii 'heo'''i'
last opportunity TO purchase 49,, W., a.. otscisl Wss
For sales OF pubhe animals IN the "''"
newspapers.
Animals viii be sold sngly.
sale. 10 commence at 10 oclockA ~.
Terms, Cash la United States currency
BY erder Of the Quarserrnasisr Genera. rKlN.
Breyet. risadsr 9ensf.a q a
In charge First Divlsios "
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-A. J.

"A BLEECkER son 4 GO. will s-h at Auction. ca
THURSDAY, Nov. g. 1879 Ut y O'Clock, at the Exchange
Ssl-sToom. No M Bfoaaway lnity Buildmgl, y: T. ~
order ., Nm Cowsn Administrators OF tie estate of laee
harrington deceased four LOfS Of Ground with Dwelling
Houses aud eyrfa Otbuioag he north west corner %
Bloonn sdsc Road tlotd~ayD and ouehundred andthiH
ueh.st. lao feet Broadway and lVa6 on One hunddt
and dtrtrthst Title pet feet; sale absolute. Maps G ~
Auction Room, No. - Crdafst., New-loFk.
A. J. BLEEChER son a Co., AuctioneerS
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H'RAVELING CREDITS on MesSrs. j. 5.
i MORGAN Co, LONDON tSuece-son to GEO
PEABODY Col, available in the principal cites Of
EUROPE and the EAST. issued by DABNEf MORGAN
Co.. No - Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

A UCTION SALE-By order of Com. Chas.
~ H. BELL Comm uludani Of tis station. shall sci q
the Nsyviaid New.Yofk. Oh MONDAY, November lJ al
y M a inrsc OF rejected bite Osk knees. White Oak
11ub,r lsishtly damaged by hre Hsckussck Knees SUD
Boats. Also l.f.c quantity Of condemned Tools Dish
Gowns Cooking Utrsis SlyaT ais % bags Canvas Clip
pn- containing about y OOO 70, two Ou4 Percha Bosns
Olfiers' Diamonds. G., &c.
For .ist of articles uppy at Sorrkeeper's Office
EDWARD HOOKER,
a l. Cam 4. :. n. Naval Storekeecer
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The First Csrps-Nctice to Veterans.
HEADsUARTERs FIRST CORPS,


WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. %, 1864.
Veterans desiring TO enlist in the lst Army
Corpa, should report IN person at the Office OF
Col. o. T. johnson, Soldiers Rest Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, ID. O.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist in the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlistins will receive from the Gov
eminent q bounty OF $500 as soon as they are
m ustered in, and, in addition, the regular in.
stalments from the Government, In proportion
tto the period OF enlistment, follows: 800 for
one years service, one-third pald on enlist
ment: $500 for two years service, one-third on
enlistment; $500 for three Jaars' service, nne-
third on enlistment.
. They will be credited to the Quota OF the
district in whicn they or their f., sI.g, y
~oniciled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local Dounues.
Free trans sportatior VIII De IurIisned .nem
10 Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will he allowed to retain their arm
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General A,ncock :-15S
street, between 10Th and 10Th : reefs.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brgadier General John K. Brooke,
president, Ie} q street, between 18th and 2Dth
streets.
BY order of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27-tf Assistant AdIutant General.
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E. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Far Department., Adjutant Generals Office,


Washington, ID. c., Jan. ), 1865. (
The following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters of the army for the offenses
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service of the
United States, unless, within fifteen DAYS
from this date. they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, of which
Brigadier General John q. Cald we'll, United
states Volunteers, is president, and make sat
factory defence to the charges against them:
Fraudulent conduct in TIE enlistment Of recruits,
and asking money of them for services rendered
IN procuring them bounty.
Lieutenant Colonel J. W. Watson, l06th New
York volunteers.
or defrGadiag men enlisted by him Of their local
bounty.
Captain Timothy Pearson, 18th Massachu-
setts battery.
Absence auith0ut ledre.
First Lieutenant +. ID. Martin. 52d New
York volunteers.
Captain Hugh F. Ozone, 10th New York
volunteers.
Captain Oscar +. Wisner, 22d New York
cavalry.
Captain Martin Laughlin, 10th New York
artillery.
Chaplin Samuel Day, s,h Illinois veteran
volunteers.
First Lieutenant David X. Mitchell, 10th
Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieutenant Michael NJ. McIntyre, Sd
Michigan cavalry. L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adlutant General.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office, !

Wuf UtpuTVNtHE, AIJU JUIdHt GsNsTuE VTfce,
Washington, Jan. ,, 1e65. :
The following named officers, charged with
offences, and heretofore published, are exempt
from being dismisseSthe service OF the United
States, the Military Commission instituted by
Special Orders No. So, series Of 1863, from the
War Department, having reported that they
are exempt for the causes set opposite their
respective names.
States colored troops, he having been pre- vious-
ly honorably discharged on account OF physi-
cal disability by Special Orders No. 400, No.
yemser 81, 1864, from this Office.
Second Lieutenant Ii. T.. Grossman, 139th
pennsylvania volunteers, he having made
satisfactory defense before a board of officers
convened IN the field
E. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adlutant General.
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From the NltsSiSSinni.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. "A duel was fought near
Memphis on the oath of December, between
two planters, eeulting in the death Of both
parties.
Major General Candy has issued an order
warning steamboat men to be on guard against
guerrillas. Although they have not disturbed
boats for some time, organizations are known
to exist for the purpose OF destroying steamers
and storehouses along the Mississippi.
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Arrival of the r EN- aims of Minister Day & en-
at Trenton.

TRENTON, N. J Jan. 1.-The remains OF the
Hon. William NJ Dayton arrived here at FIVE
escorted to the STATE House by the Governor
and the city authorities, where the body was
laid in state.
A detachment Of national forces is in attend
aDce as a guard of honor. The funeral will
move from the State House on Thursday mora
ing at II o'clock.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
0SFIoE BALTIMORE & OHIO RI, CO..
~ WASHIHGfON nAcarn bar u laSx
- u - - 60

80 - - sss:.ESEss:s sS5: 9 es;sSSzSs
\, asss E
SSysss RSs sGsESSs
ass 4 salsare ssCA. Washington e''
Nc. 27NEw YORK L PHILADELPHIA Ex.
BsIlImsIgs Sc New York $50 FH No
No. szBALTIMoRE & WESTERN TRAIN
Il ss nan i
ser the West, and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-Nlw YORK KMAILTRA1N-Le.vsw wash
ssa E's ss:%ifs sss Tsii 1853
ne, ,s-BALTIMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA
idoE.sppLeavs ins =. Wsshins.on 500 P; NJ, connect
ES; e1RALT1MeRE COMPUTATION AND
arrive At sa.imorss sse aihinffSn ~ fsis
train stops st Bladensburs, Bsltsville Laurel and
No; s.BesToN. ALBANY L NEW YORK Bx.
PRESS PRESS TSRAINT.hesyso S! Washipgson 500 P: Y.
h with M Rs :as :.ry
s ma s nes iesUipF New York for The East North
sod misd n essasss
6Syernment orders t9 insure the mails;
Leave Mashington 6:45 P. N. and arrive at Balti
no s.NEw YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
Pm. stepping st Re ay House fsr Western passsu-
gers TO take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Rarkersburg. and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:I5 An
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
With the sis A. N. and the ) and 43O P. NJ. from
Washington. No trains to or from Annapolis On
Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WA9HINGTOS
her passengers on Sunday are the 81 and 1l:11
An. and P. NJ. for Baltimore and 1:3O P. n:
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, aud
the P. N for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West "a well as 10
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be ha4 st
the Station Ticket Office at al hours in the day, IS
well as at Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 47a and
9Th streets.
BAGGAGE viii be checked at all hours,-also for
through points to save trouble and confusion at
the d. parture of tbe trains.
ALL PASSENGERS yhtthe soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, estsbi shed for the general ad
yantase, such as the keeping of one or more cars
for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smokers
cars, ana also to make 8 cheerful com plia ics
with the decisions of the agents conductors
in regard to their seats tickets, etc. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains.
W. p. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
Z. NJ. DOLE, General Ticket Agent. dec 70
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Robbery in Philadelphia-Amoun Lost,
$4,000.

PHILADELpHIA. Jan. lit was reported
that twenty thousand dollars were stolen
from the vault of the Custom House on Friday
night
The keys of the vault were missing on Satur-
day morning.
a hole was broken into the side of the vault
when the robbery was discovered.
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d + IC A l..

War Department, AdjLtant Generals Office,
Washington, Jan. ., 1865. {
First Lieutenant William Durham, ist Eer-
and heretofore published is exempt from being
dismissed the service of the United States, the
military commission instituted by Special
Orders No. So, series OF 1863, from the War De.
partment, having reported that satisfactory
defense has been made in his case.
T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Ad utant General.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE WILMINGTON EXPEDITION.
DISAPPEARANCE of the Union Fieet-De.
spatch Of General Bragg.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA rebel Wilmington
despatch of the 2eth OF December says the Fed
eral fleet has disappeared, and only the usu al
blockade remains. Bragg reports that, with
the present means and disposition OF forces, no
damage need be apprehended. He adds: Had
reinforcements arrived sooner, we might ha We
captured many prisoners. The enemy drew
upon semi-circle, and poured a ooncentric
fire into Fort Fisher. destroying every house
and ploughing up the ground
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Important Arrest-Recovery of Two Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 31.-The notorious Missouri
guerrilla, Hunter, was recently arrested at
Salt Lake City while en- route TO California,
with two hundred thousand dollars in green.
backs, stolen from the BAN x at Bloomington, in
this State, over year ago. He was sent back
by General Conner, and will be taken to Hunts
Vile and hanged.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

The Attack on Fort Fisher - Mssby's
Wound not kortal-Heod's - Meeushins
ampa,gn''-Death of Col. M'Denald-
More arrivals at Libby Prison-Reverses
of the Cenfederacy-Price's Missouri
Campaign.
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Important from Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3i.-The Nevada Iegis.
lature has passed an actenforcing contracts for
payments in gold.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
8RuVEk'S THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard 3 Hotel.

6RUVEk'S fHEATER
Pennsylvsnis Avenue. near Willard Hotel.
The Hsn0wsff Mfss yrsss5'fnnsi aToNia Jones
CELEBRATED TRAGIC IMpERsoNArIoNs
MISS AvoN1. JONES
will make a6NpsY hsr dsYnf fTnS1Ne " 1.,r.-vs
In her magnificent impersopation OF
in Mr.. 3ugustn naly's celebrated play of
LEAH, THE FORSAkEN.
FORDs NEW THEATEK.
Tenth strsst, abo1s PeaHsyISania avenus.
NEW YEARS NIGHT.
first APP arance OF the Eminent sAmercan Ira
MIR. EDWIN FORREST.
sapp0''soce oeMshSsrioN 81 sfs ,friSSSDt OF TALENT:
"N'A" MISS MISS aLr0r sHAy, Ha ! n.c un,oreu
ON Mos6sY 6i.fy kvESsfNa vhSsnsats! 5eHUsRY eTPs
will be presented John Banin celebrated play, in
nVe a'''' 'l DAMON AND pvrHrAs.
rith the following MR PoTsFfpl FnWA Cast
Germi1ne Madam Psnisi
Nh. FoREEsFs Hishtssop5ss. ,ss AtrSs TS.sdaEy Srsy
Wednesday,, Thursday aud Friday.
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis avenue
HOLIDAY WEEK!
GREAT ACCESSION OF TABENT,
sUPERABUN DANCE OF NOVELTIES,
FUN AND J0LLTTY
Win reign supreme and drive dull care away
Third Week of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
in her Celebrated IrishE ccentricities
FIRST Weeklof
J. NJ. MORTIMER,
the celebrated Banjo Soloist, Ethioris delneator
First Week of
MONS. J. SPARKS,
the Wonder of the Nineteenth Century. in his
great feat OF Light and Heavy Balancing
MILE MARZATTI and MONS ANTONIO
in New Pantomimes and Ballots.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
DENNY GALLAGHER
in their never-tirins Ethiopian Delineatlons.
Last Week Of
TIM HAYES
the Champion CLOG Dancer of America
MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY AND EvERY
cAiuhDAf jan 2-6t
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
SoAjrHLNG NEW
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
GRLAr INDUoEMENTs are offered. A fine
stock If Bog Oak, Marquisites, Hair Coral Jewell
ry, Bets, Buehles, Fancy Hair Pins, Back Combs.
Fans ,Chinese and India Goods, 1 am prepared to
sell tt the Washington public all of the above
goodsst low prices, Call and see for yourselves.
J. FLETCHER,
No. 394 Penn'a avenue,
dec0-tdsl. bet. Az aud 6tn sts.
FtKs puRs,
s1O, 900 worth Of FURS for Ladies and Chill
dren. now on hand, which we guarantee to sell %
per cent. cheaper than any other place in the
city.
Ladies win please take notice that these goods
are consigned to US by the largest house in New
York, and We are therefore enabled to Sell them
very cheap.
LANsBURGH BRO.
371 and 37j Seventh street,
dec 3-1m few doors above street
EURs FURsll Rs!I
The attention of the ladies is invited to my large
and choice assortment OF
FINE FANCY FURs.
embracing all styles and qualities from the low
est grades to the finest Gable, among which may
be found
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK.
ROYAL ERMINE
STONE MARTEN.
RUSSIAN FITCH.
AND OTHER VARIETIES
Also, large and we'll selected assortment OF
CARRIAGE ROBES
Of every description, including elegant
WHITE ARCTIC FOX and
WHITE POLAR BEAR.
WOLF. BUFFALO, dc,
Gentlemen's FUR CAPS, COLLARS. GLOVES,
&e In great variety.
Every article OF the above having been carefully
selected, cannot be surpassed elther in excellence
OF quality style of finish. call Is solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
IA TIE r 4 IND FURRIER.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. under
dec IL diva cow Metropolitan Hotel.
EIsHIR's UNRIyALLED MINCE MEAT.
We have on hand full supply Of this delicious
srticle for Pies. For sale By nn,
dee l0-Sw Corner OF and 9th streets.
y 20 bbls CAPE GRANBERRIES.
leo gals. SPICED BRANDY, for Mince Meat
D8 bbls. CHOICE APPLES.
6cN0 lbs DRIED CURRANT5,
81 boxes RAISINS,
% bills ana g tsxs CHOICE PICKLES.
1900 lbs. MINCE MEAT,
IG0 gallons TOMATO CATSDP,
2.G06 bushels JACKSON POTATOES,
900 lbs BuCKWHEAT FLOUR,
fouIrfEHf EfAsg As RhEReWTs. tH S57is@15 1t5s 9Th st.
deI7-Pt' bet D street and Penn. avenue.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO BEY
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
And while you are looking take box at
RUsSELL'S BOOKSTORE,
5G5 7th street. near Pennsylvania avenne.
And the Largest, Most Varied. Richest, and
Cheapest stock of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
Ladies' WorkboXes and Dressing Cases, Gentle
mems Dressing Cases. Ladies Companions; the
Poets in fine binding,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, PENKNIVES.
Cigar Cases. Books in best binding, DC.
Make q Cffer for the article Joa want, and you
shall have it without regard to cost. We are
selling everything in this store cheaper than any
place In the city. Remember, -
7th street, between Penn. avenue and street,
Under Avenue House.
p. S.-Jnst received hte collection OF Chill.
dren's Books, Building Clocks, Lii Blocks of A
Game,6c dec HdtJanl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

06o NEW BOOT AND SHOE 6TOKE! aRNN
"S CHAs. B. BAYLY CO., Y"
- PTS PsNssYLvAHIA AVENUE, Dih
Bet. Ilth and 18th sts, near the Kirk wood House
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they will open
On MONDAY, October II, 1854,
fine and assortment Of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES. BOYS, AND
CHILDRlE BOOTS AND SHOES,
made up in the Latest and most Fashionable style.
We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope, BY
trict attention and integrity, to merit fair sbar
OF the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies
Department of the business, and we can safely
boast of one of the finest assortment OF
LADIIs' BOOTS AND sH0ES
in the city.
CHAS. B. BAYnY & CO..
oc H-tf No. ATS Penn. Az. bet. Ilth and Eth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

DATE De I R0IEs DoIEs DE sTRAsBURa
RIs DE VEAU AUX pETIrs poIs.
RIs DH VEAU AUX TOMATES.
RIS DE VEAU L'OSEILLE.
TRgTFEs Dg PIRIGoRD Az NATUREL,
PATE DE FOIES GRAS
BEGASSD TRUFFEE
CEPES L'HUILE
OHAMPIGNONS.
HARRICOTS, For sale by
KING & BUROHELL,
de H-Ht Vermont avenue and 18th street
n J. RUSSELL DANCING tACAD-. a
H. EMY.-NoW ope for the reception of
pupils, at Odd Fello Hall, on MondaysSA
and Wednesdays. no q 6olmt tkAA
ERIEH BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
Il Also
HONEY SYRUP.
Just received. KING BURCHELL,
ocl9 Corner street and Vermont avenue.
M IIkl m1LK.,
The sab, cfiber is prepared to supply responsible
parties with from le0 to 900 quarts MILK com
.meneing LIST January. Address W. T. COG0E5-
xsALL, care g. W. Inaeisoll, No. 246 Pa avenne
de 17-eoetA