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GDNL RESS TO nay

Congress reassembled To-day with a quorum
in the Senate and some IS or 20 members in the
House, 95 being req usite for a quorum. There
was no voting or call Of the House. howpvsr
making a test whether or not q quorum was
present. the day by tacit understanding being
devoted to speech making, giving time for All.
sent members to arrive
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TIE PROPOSED ATTEMPT At IMpEACU

The idea of attempting the impeachment OF
the President has met with so little favor from
thoughtful Republican members that II was
supposed that 1t had been abandoned Jr ia
now said, however, that MIR. Ashley. member
Of Congress from Ohio, has really prepared a
bill initiating steps for the Impeachment of
the President, and intends to introduce il on
Monday next. Its introduction must be mere.
ly IrStem fulmen, as it can have no prospec, of
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New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Cotton firm, with an
advancing tendency. Flour 5aI0 cents higher.
Sales $500 barrels State and western at saa
$40 IS; southern firm; sales 260 barrels nj yes
terday's rates Wheat very firm and quiet
Corn quiet. Oats steady; western 6sa6s cents.
Pork quiet sales 900 barrels new mess at
s20.62as2l SO. Beef quiet. Lard quiet and nm :
changed. Whisky nominal.
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COSsCIESCE MONEY!

The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday re.
ceived letter from Jersey City, signed Repent.
ont, enclosing $40, which the writer asks may
Also, a letter from Philadelph,a. si0ned
Careless, enclosing e2OO, for excise tax OF goods
made and sold, which were supposed NOT 10 be
liable when sold ~ W.
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CONSCIENCE NONE

CONSCIENCE MONEY.
The following letter was this mornipg re.
ceived at the Treasury Department, addressed
to Gen. +. L. Spinner:
DEC. 2s. 1907. r. Spinner. Esq-Dear Sir
Enclosed please nnd check for $3l0, returned
as conscience money. No matter no w Obtained
as investigation will avail nothing in the case
Respectfully yours, J. J.OsrKRHonT
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THR CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION party to
New Orleans returned this morning in good
condition, and vastly pleased with their treat.
ment everywhere On their trip.
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VIOLATING THE RPyENup TAwo

VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAWS.
The Commissioner OF Customs this morning
receive dIinformation of the seizure of 2e. og0
pounds Of steel carriage springs at Buffalo by
the revenue officers. These springs are made
AT the same factory IN Canada as those which
were seized several days ago, all of woich
were shipped at an underv val uation with i'm.
tent to deiraud the Government.
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BUSINESS AT THE PENSION on,

During the past month, 4,sOl widows claim.
and 2,O59 in valids' claims were received at the
Pension ONCE; 2.27o widows claims were ad.
United, and 1873 rejected; 1889 invaIids, claim.
were admitted, and 40 rejected making the
total number OF claims disposed Of l,552: II2
warrants Were issued, covering Il 500 acres of
Hand; IS original applications were receiveI.
and 4C2 pensions were renewed
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~The Congressional excursion party to
New Orleans will leave Lynchburg this morn
ing on their return to Washington, arriving
here tonight.
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OREGON LAND PATENTS

The Commissioner of the General Lana
Office has just submitted for signature as7
patents, winch are to be transmitted to the par
ties entitled to them for old settlement cIaiw
in Oregon, covering over $500 acres.
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The Southern Methodist Chureh

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3-Returns from 81
Conferences of the Sou thern Methodist Church
show that the proposition to change its name
IL defeated. and also indicate the probable de-
feat Of The lay delegation proposition
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PERsONAL.-Hon.T T. G. Theaker, Commits.
sioner of Patents, returned to this CITY last
evening, having been absent only three DAYS,
and resumed his duties this morning.
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THE WHITE HnTop

The President was very busy to-day, and
but few persons were admitted. Attorney
General Stanberry had a lengthy interview
with him.
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, lO7h; Five Twenties, 1862 IO6 Z;
Five Twentles, 1894, Ic5k; Five Tweu.iss,
ITO, 1l5k Five Twenties. January and Iuly
1865, ia; Ten Forties. S9X; Seven Thirties.
August, los; do. June, 1Uia.; do. July, IO& 4;
Gold, 132k ~ ~<s'
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A Coop CoNsEscKxKsT.-Yeste the sd
in Il, ~ marr ere .ceuses were issued by tAs
Clerk Of the Court, 6 to colored appIicxnts
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INTERNAL RKvENUK,-The receipts from this
source to- day were S1,O97, 5A63
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SALE OF THE AVENUE HoUeE-rhe Aveuus
House. corner 9Th and streets, was sold yes
rcay by Nessrs. Green A Williams auct,on-
GERS, TO Mr.. Jesse IL. Wilson. for $50 300.
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rn.r. !. S.ctman received = com nanx Of y n..
sengers at the theater, and one OF them LEFT a
opera glass In the coach. The hackmau took
the glass to the Central Guardhouse, and
turned IL over to Lieut.. Tail.
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CoLD.-Tbis morning the mercury was dow,
% two degrees below zero. There was another
slfR ht fall OF snow last night, ana the street.
are lively with the sleigh bells this morniur
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w INTER DRESS GOODS.

WIkTRR DRESS GOODS.
AVERY LARGE ASp CHOICE STOCK.
CLOSING OUT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JOS. }. MAY q CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
s3-2uf between 9th and 10th sss
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EG| PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT EN
COURy0IsIER's, and
ALExAHDRBs.
In White, Light, Dsrk, and Black.
Price, 50 per pair.
IGood KID CLOVIS at 81 Is and m 40
per pair.
~Undressed KID GLOVES, 81. rs Per pair.
JOS. J. NAY co,
30e Pennsylvsnis avenue,
Jss.2tif between 9Th and 10th sts
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SELLING LIQUOR BY THE SMALL WITHOUT
LICKNsE.-Yesterday. Henry H. Middleton was
arrested by officer W. HI. Evans for selling
LIQUOR in quantities less than pint without
license. Justice Mandy fined him so. - -
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Affairs In Georsrtewu.

CAueHr AGAIN. The notorious Barney
Quade, whose escape with several Other
prisoners rom the jail In GUNNER and Nd
on the 3Uth November lest was mentioned ia
the Star shortly after the occurrence, tas been
recsptured by a United Sta.ss detective in
wheeling, Va, ana he's been return ed TO has
OLD quarters. Esruey % charged with grand
isrceny. ard rom n letter which be w-oe 20
ore OH fanny, ~ Is evident that be THINKS
his chances OF acqrittal are very narrow he
was boatman on tt e canal. and dad not bear
very good name fere.
SroILING TINE SKATrNG-The ice cutters 81
work on Rock creek ana the ponds are gather
ing rapidly TO MI the Ice houses IN this yicis-
fty. The little skaters look on with rnelan
choly faces, and assert that the police ought
TO stop the enters, who make large holes in the
ice. and 'spile the skeehn'.-
FLOUR AND GRAlN.-Market inactive; 70 re-
ceipts OF flour or grain reported. Sales lin
ited TO supply the wants of the city trade
Prices unchanged, ard no disposition Is mani
fested by holders to cell at a reduced rate
PoRK--But little arriving and the stock an
hsnds OF merchants very hight. Prices from
the wagons, esper 100 Ibs.; from the store, $40
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WASTING POTOMAC esterday.
Meesrs. j. G.. Adams and J. B. Oldcott were
arrested BY ofYicer Markward for violating the
water regulations. The cases were examined
BY Justice Morsell, who fined each t5 So.
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FIRB.-Last night. about ~ o'clock, an
alarm of fire was sounded from box IS, caused
by the burning Of small frame house on l2th
street. between and O south, occupied by
MichI Shugrue as 8 tin shop. 1t was entirely
consumed. Loss trifling. T-tF sr--
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u LANK BOOKS
AND MERCANTILE STATIONARY
"a FOB TIE new YBAR,
At PHILIP SOLOMOHs.
Metropolitan Book Store,
Ia 2-St 3-o
dS6 MARKRIrERp. A0e
ii street. ArrRorRIA1xIo (rth -.

4S6 hAkkHlrERs. 4S6
It'll ''r''' Ltf,HU sTxs6sss t'sh street
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL COABTNED
PAINTINGS AND ENQRAVlNGS
"A limited but choice selections Of Oil Paintings.
Engrsvfnss. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets Of Flow
ers, &C., appropriately framed.
Oval PICTURE YRAMEs
a rich and varied assortment, from the best man.
uiactureys In the country enbsacing " alsut. lm.
itstion Rosewood, all Gilt. hustle and Carved
Frames. Passepartouts, Gard frames &C
PICTURE o0RD AND TAssELs, WALNUT
Picture Osrd and Tassels al sixes and colors,
Ring Nsii:, xaln1t Br.ckets, Es.el. DC,
. beautiful variety Of these goods, embracing the
richest designs of Gilt Embroidered Parloe Pat :
terms In the District. with well assorted stock OF
the csesIer ersdes, With large variety of Win
dow Shades, different sizes and colors.
Orders fer window Shades and Psperhangings
Dunctually filled, In city or country.
large portion Of the above Goods we're made
and aiming te Keep that class Of Goods respect
fully invite the Public TO inspect and compare our
Goods with any In the market,
Terms snrayiabiy IA. @
J. MARKRITER, No. ass 7th street.
cels--w' Eight doors above Odd Fellow all.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing, Charles Parker. indicted for larceny, was
con vjcted ana sen fenced to two weeks In iail
Smithers for defence.
Henry Osburg, indicted for presenting a
false claim to the Paymaster's Department,
was found guilty. Smthers for defense.
Michael Gleason, indicted for burglary,
was found not guilty. Smthere for defence q
Dennis Barrett. indicted for trespass in re-
moving gravel from the property of Mr.. James
CrHtchett, is on trial. Adams and l. l.. John
son for defense. The defendant was arrested
several months since by officer O'Callaghan,
and Justice Walter imposed a fine on him
under the act of Congress, from whose decision
he appealed, and thereupon he was indicted.
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The NEW GAS OPFICR.-The Gas Company
OF this city recently removed Its office to the
new building on 10th street, near Pennsylvania
avenue, erected for that purpose. The build
ing Is two-story edifice, of pressed brick, pre-.
sentng a very neat appearance. The base
ment story contains the redistribution Office" a
workshop, a storereom for gas meters, &c, and
the furnaces for beating the building. The first
moor contains an ONCE in the front apartment
where general business is transacted, a sepa-
rate entrance being provided for the accomno
dation OF ladies. In the rear is the ONCE OF the
secretary, which IL by far the neatest room in
the building, the wood work being of black
walnut, the floor handsomely carpeted, and
the furniture neat and elegant. The second
floor contains two large apartments suitable
Tor offices, and bath room, with hot and cold
water. The arrangements of the building
throughout are particularly suitable for the
accommodation Of the business OF the com.
pany, and are far superior to those Of the Office
formerly occupied.
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RoBBRRY.-Last night the store OF VIM. H.
Mshr, No 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10Th and Goth streets west, was entered by
thieves who hurst the lock of the front door,
and stole cloths and clothing valued 1T about
$500, and about S35 worth of jewelry belong
ing TO Mr.. L. Frisard.
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ELECTION OF OFPICRRs.-The following Of
hcers have been elected by Franklin Lodge,
No. = Knights Of Pythias: Venerable Patri.
arch, X. T. Lawson: Worthy chancellor, Cnas
Hutzler; Vice Chancellor, John Schultz
Banker, Joseph S. Martin; Recording Scribe.
John KING: Financial Scribe, Joshua Clark:
Guide, John T. Keithley; Inner Ste ward, b. II
Rldgeway; Outer Stewar d, Jas. Gibson
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. S, Of the same
order. have elected the following officers:
Worthy Chancellor. Barley Daughton; Vice
Chancelor, Francis Woods Banker, Robert
Jordan; Financial Scribe, John baughton; Re-
cording Scribe, George Schultz; Guide, Sam'l
Cochran; Inner Steward, John HAVE; Outer
Steward, Thomas Coleman. Representatives TO
the Grand Lodge, John T. Herrell, VIM. +.
Garrett, +. Stromberger.
Lincoln Camp, No. 2, Sons OF Liberty, ha We
elected the following OH GERS TO serve for the
ensuing term: Worthy Chief: George +. Coli
soR; Assistant Chief VIM. j. McDermott; Re.
cording Scribe, VIM. +. Richards; Financial
Scribe, George T. Dykes; Treasurer. +. A.
Boswell; Chaplain. James T. Cross; Sergeant.
at-Arms, George Tice; Escorter, James Barke
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New YORK, Jan 3.-The ad vance in cotton
Is penny.
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RI W. L. WALL q CO, Aucr,oneers.
o. G. MARsHALs SALE OF rs HORSES. .
Express WAGONS HARNESS, &C &c.
In virtue q an order Of sale isrued from the
Of and 10 me arecsd Vi. t .s p',T,s.
i:i.n. Avenue between OH and ION ssrssis i. tho
the 9TH day of snusry, 1851, commencine NJ no
O'Clock .. m, the following goods and shatiIss to
is npe Work and Ridiog Horses,
spouble and single 81 press wagons,
i. Double and single Harness,
1Lanps.
l(uIins Box,
Seized end levied on - the goods and chstte,. Of
the National E,Prs:: and fIensporfafios Com.
s,o1s. in Supreme Court. ID. o., in favor of ". W.
d. @. oeoDINe. o 9. Marshal, DC.
ya3d W.L WALL 90. Aucts.
Il The s Tsfcr 81 o SSHhI "a The DIS
This "a day Of January; A. d. 1867.
A.. '"s, = M! s''. ..., rs.l.,. No. 1876.
.hat. nI,sr trustee .ppo;ntsd in the
nss having 10 the ss Court that
The III DAY t1' a. .iss ss .o;
Lot eleven. I'll. in Square eve hundred and thirty
sns .ns SsS. eS %s%
o r, tnS az. sun ss o. ,s hundred 5000 dol
With 81 fT sss
money in cssh 10 said trustee IL fs the fore sy
the Cont; .sis q dsy q ysseary, a 3 Isl. or:
shown on or before the sth day Of FeSrusry, A. d.
IN the three 81 ss
successive weehs before the said gth day OF Feb
rusry, A. d. 1857.
jos 5tdkee3w Test-R. J. MRloe. Oisrk.
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J. MARKRITER, No. ts6 7th street.
de ls--w' Eight doors above Odd Fellow Il eli
- A. CRONIkT
h. bAsE BALL
AND sKAfORIAL HEAD QUARrIBO.

Dealer in Imported Cigars. Also, the following
brands Of Domestic Cigars: Tulip, Judy, Pus,
Robert Burns, &c. also keep Ane assortment Of
Tobacco, Meerschaum and Brian Wood Pipes, and
Fancy Articles.
SKATES. t.sr do rs I'm
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JOSEPH ii. sHAFFTELD,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
LADIES' ICE CkEAM DINING SALOON

2l6 Penn. Ave. bet 18th ana 18th sts
Weddings, Dinner or Supper Parties gu ed ~
saor- notice with novel lee in Pyramids. faney
cakes, and Oonfectioneries, JeiIiss weidiss
Cakes, best quality. Table 0rnamepts s.Iads
Ice Cream, Water Ice. Roman Punch Bones Tar
Key, plain Escoloped Oysters. bOned Turkey in
Jelly, Charlotte 6usse. etc, etc
taiis OF ARRANGEMENTS. Bouquets, wreAths, asd
cut Flowers 20 order
js3lm JOSEPH sHAFrIELp.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. M.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ
GOVERNMENT SECURITIE>

WASHINGTON, January }, 1867.
Jay Cooke i 20 furnish the following QUO
atoms Of Government securities
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PRKsRNTATIoSs.-On Christmas Eve the pu .
pills OF the Female Grammar School, LIST Dis
trict. presented Mr.. J. o. Wilson, trustee for
THAT District, with handsomely bound volume
entitled Gallery Of Famous Poets" The NV
leaf was beautifully adorned with a written
presentation by Prot. Henry @. Spencer, of the
Union Business College.
The pupils Of Secondary No. l. LIST District.
presented TO their teacher, Miss Augusta Ey-
ans, a handsome ladies work box and port
folio. The presentation on BEHALF of the pn nils
was made by Mr.. Wilson.
The pupils OF Primary No. t. LIST District
presented to their teacher, Miss Walker, a
handsome toilet sett, pair of cut glass fruit
dishes and salt cellars.
Miss Marsh teacher OF Primary No. s, LIST
District, was presented with a handsome Pho
tograph Album bv her scholars.
On Christmas Eve very interesting enter.
'ainment took place at Secondary School No 4,
ISL District, MISS 5. Brown. teacher. The pro-
sramme consisted of Rotations, dialogues
snd singing. The room was handsomely dec
Grated and large number OF relatives and
friends were in attendance. Miss Brown, the
teacher, was presented with a toilet sett. la.
dies work box aAd gold thimole by her pu-
pills.
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WM. T. C0LLINe, OABIHBr MAKER AND
w UnDERTAKBR, a
ebow Gaze Manufacturer, Sc hool PurnftursW
and Housefur nishtDg Warsrooms. New and ~
Oid Furniture Of all desert psiOns, bouaht III
and sold Repairing, Upholstering aud Varn,sh
Ing done at the shortest notice. Southeast Gomez
OF 9Th and X streets north. No. IL de ls sms
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wv E0T INDIA ORAN0ES AND
SWEET MALAGA GRAPES.
fresn KING PLACE
CHOICE NUTS, RAIsINS, FIGS, OURRANrs.
~ SPICES. &C, &C, to suit this particular sea .
son. For sale BY Y. N. p. KING 4 SON,
DE 5l-u King Place.
ERINCH ALMANACHS FOR 1s67.-Alma
mach du Benton; Almansch Oharivari: Almanach
de 10 Dansei Almsnsch de 10 bonnie Cuisine; Alma
pacn Imperial; AlmAnsch de Napoleon; Almanach
des Jeux de Societe; Almansch Polichi nellie. And
others, i'm ported direct from Paris, By
deS FRANCK TAYLOR
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n IsT OF PROPOSALS OF A MIsCELIANE
~ Gus character received At tie Once OF tn
Quartermastsr General for the week endins De
O. mber 81. 1866.
Michael Greece, Alexandria. Va, offers to mr.
ehase 70 cords Pine Wood &C a., aud 90 cord. osk
Wood at a3 per cord. ItE
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LOCAL NEWS.

The W., @. & AIRAuRoAp-A Rece,rey An.
poinfed.-festerday Judge WyIie rendered a
osc'slon IN the cases OF Joseph Davidson et
al, VS.. W las hin gton, Alexis ndria and George
town ksilroad Company ct al, and Washing.
ION, Alexandria and GEORGETOWN Railroad
company VS. ID. Randolph Martin ct al whic b
Were heard before him several weeks since
On motions made in each OF them respectively
TOT an injunction and appointment of receiver
ano, by consent of the counsel, were argued
together on the bills, supplemental bills an
swers. and other evidence and exhibits filed
there. The decision is follows: The said
several motions having been duly considered
oy the court IT is ordered and directed by the
court that j. II. Laihrop, Esq, OF this city be
appointed receiver, with full authority to ask
Tor, demand, and take possession of the corpo-
rate seal OF the said company, also of all the
DOCKS, stock-books, deeds, leases, and all the
documents and papers of whatever kind or
description belonging TO said company or any
OF The officers thereof as such also of the
railroad bed, the rolling stock. the depo,s an a
all other property, whether real or personal
belonging to said railroad company or appur-
tenant TO the said road.
1t was also ordered that he shall proceed to
operate said road according to his best discre-
ton for the benefit of all parties having an in :
terest therein. That after reserying In hand a
suiiicient sum to pay the salaries or wages of
the persons whom he may find IL necessary To
employ In operating said road, and tor meeting
other expenses attendant upon the same he
snail make deposit from time to time of the
surplus in his hands in some esponslble bang
or banking house Of the city of Washington to
the credit OF these suits, and shall once every
month, or oftener IL so required by the court,
present to the court his account as receiver as
aforesaid, verified by his own affidavit and
such other vouchers as may be lawfully re-
CURED; but before entering q pom the discha -ge
OF MS said functions, the said j. II. Lathrop
shall first file his bond in a penalty of fifty
thousand dollars, to be approved by the court
or one OF The justices thereof conditioned for
the faithful discharge OF his duties as such re-
ceiver.
1t was further ordered and en- joined that acb
ana all OF the above-named defendants do sur
render up and deliver to the said j. H. Iathrop.
receiver as aforesaid, on demand, all the books
papers, property, &c. of the SAID company of
wnlcn the said receiver has been authorized a.
aforesaid TO take and have the possession and
were further ordered and enjoined not 70 exer-
else any authority. control, management or
direction over the organization or the election
OF omcers Tor SAID company or over the affairs
OF SAID company or the property thereof, until
the fu rthe orders q the conrt
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METROPOLITAN
lVl PATENT STEAM BAKERY,
347 street, between ~ and 9Th
Complete In oil it's appointments, having one OF
McKsnzies splendid Reel Ovens and new ma
chinery, manufacturing work superior to ANYTHING
possible by the old processes.
BOSTON CRACKERS,
very superior article, fresh daily.
MILK BISCUIT,
Fresh daily; sure to please; try them.
SODA CBACKDR0,
The best In the market; Q constant supply.
WATER CRACKERS,
or the best quality, In any quantity.
Together with CRACKBR DUST. sUoAR
CRACkBRS. NOVILTIEs, 0IN0ER SNAPS,
&C., always on hand. ct the lowest prices
Try and be convinced.
de a-zV TuA uavvnuv-
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DAwNBKoKKR'S sALE.

We offer ct private sale the balance OF upra.
WEB WATCHES OF ell descri ptieus solid COL
CHAINS, JEwElRY. DIANOHbS, &C. Sc, al
greet bargains, TO PAY ADVANCES aud GUAR
GOLDsTEIN A Co,
JaS1 Pavnbrokers. "a az street
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IsT OF PROPOSALS REOEIvED AT THE
Il Ofhce OF the Commissary 0eneIa al of Subsist-
enSe ior the week PRECEDING January I, 1871
messrs M ailory Gilman and K. T. Pilkinton
TO-, OF Richmond, Va, offer to furnish Tobacco
70 the united states Army at twenty nine cents
Der pound In bond, or sixty nine cents per pound
tax pAia by them. -
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RRADsTRkErp PATENT wBArHER
y STRIPS,
The best invention Of the age Rxcluda. sn.v
every description.
Fer sal. :. sSiIasrs Depot sea 7th street. op-
&c % aw b. w. HAMILTON 4 co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-24

DEIieATE DREssINa b. During the sud-
den changes Of temperature through
which We are passing, it is exceedingly
important that persons, especially chill
dren, should be warmly clad. Almost
every morning little girls may be seen
vending their way to school with shoul-
ders and neck ana arms insuficiently
protected-from the cold. The little ones
fairly look blue as they go shivering
along the streets. Quite in contrast 10
these are the little girls whose mothers or
fathers dress them warmly.