Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. 16H?, ©: a wien closes er t at Grover's thisevening. Du- wing the six weeks she has teen playing here ebe has met with fattering success, And not a few will regret her do; are. She makes her farewell an “J3aek ra” Chatming Lotty Hongh hae Petarned Torn Europe, and Will shortly appear at Grover’s. Forp's Tuzatua.—The « Enchantress” will ropeated to-night and for the twelfth tima. Its production has been & wonderfnl success. It has been prodaced in a style uch as play- Bave not often seen in Washington, and success sors to show that liberal outlay, sach fe thatexhibited by Mr. Ford, will meet with €atisinctory returne here. & CastsnsuRy Hatt was, de usual, well diled nei nixBt, and the performers all elicited their <ustomary amount of spplanee. Annetia Gal- faécin: , moves threuch the ballet Ike a sylph. Mortimer and Kate Pennoyer a ver, not forgotten, win unetinted praise from a large admirers. The week closes witha Moet excelient bill, the whole company ap- fc. ‘weather of last i Sonne oes wrens A eee this Tew and at favorite Place of amusment Hernandawie-an admits Fable manager, and well understands how to eater to the public in the way of amusements. His tronpe is a pe good one. Besides the hall is very tomfortably and elegantly arranged: — good performance will be given thie evening. ee —————_—_ Manzize or Pancisy Paisowsns—Life i . are De ona—Jodn Str a he Om} Released 7. ries of 4c Clellan.—Last evening, int @bedience to a catiin the papers of ys ’ @ meeting of paroled ; Salisbury, Norm Carolina, was bel ai Tose Rees IL. at which most of following, eri here on Tuesday t -were Present: J. Roth, of | J. B. Kites, of Pa.; John M. Dowell, A. ‘and James Doughty, of Prince Wiiliam, james King ‘and Julius Vieser, of this city; A. Lydecker, of Fairfax; E. A. Love, Loudon; Wm. Chambers, of Raleigh county, Va.; L. F. Covk, Boone county, Va.; Emanuel Long and L. Gieriag, of county; B. W: Wood.county; T. F. Breden. Oliver McMorrow and A. McMorrow, Blac iston county, Va.; 8. Gorram, Loudon; Joseph Light, Frederick, Va; H. Smith, Ohio; Jesse Murphy, Feirfax; M. Drane, Frederick, Va.; J. Groes, Lon John Kerwin, Baltimore; . don, W. C. Hughes, Mich.; G. Cueto, Scotiand; D. Watkins, Philade es P. Mathias, Pa; E. A. Hughes, lowa; A. H. Lee, of this city; A. Hol- ber , Augusta, Va; J.P. Nevill, of e City, Minn. Hon. Joseph Segar, of Va., and others, Were preeent. Major H es called the meeting to order by Bominating Mr. E A. Love, df Loudon, chair- maa. Mr. J.B. Kimes, of Philadelphia, was ehosen secretary. The Chairman stated the object of the meeting to beto carry out the 1 eo made to their fellow risoners eit behind them in a Southern prison; ee pledges being that when they reached this city they wonid exert themselves to the utmost to get them speedily released. Major Hughes mgved that a committee be @ppolu:ed to draft resolutions expressive of the eenve of the meeting; which was carried; and the following were ppeniat and retired: W. ©. Hughes, 6f Mich.; Charles Williame, of Alex- andria; J. P. Nevill, of Minn.;-J. B. Kimes, of Pa.; and Gabriel Cueto, of Scotland. Mr. Nevill, who has been officiating as the chaplain of thr prison at Salisbury, was called on, anti after conzratulating them on their safe arrival at the capital of the nation proceeded to describe some of the atrocities committed ‘upon the Union prisoners, He had seen them refuse to leta son see where they buried his father who had died in the prison from ill-treat- ment. He ence believed that the reports which had been published were false, but when he had tasted the bitter cup he could say that « the half had not been told.” One of them had come to the city a walking skeleton, scarcely able to stand. When they were about leaying Rich. mond they eaid‘that they were going to « Abra- dam's borom;” and im a manner they were r! for that city was so like an earthly hell, while this was iike an earthly paradise. When their friends sent thim money it was rarely that all was given them, & portion being kept by their Confecerate guarde. He had seen the South in its days of prosper- ity, having been born and raised there, but a@tiled in Minnesota a few years ago. Last summer he was arrested at Raleigh because he bad seitied among the Yankees, and was ireated with every indignity, having his pockets g#earched and his papers looked over; but not. withstanding he had the proper papera—a pass from Grn. Foster at Newbern to pass the iines under flag of truce—he was cast into a Jail. An effort was made to xet him out under a writ of habeas corpus, but Judge Saanders retused, saying that be must “ get in the canoe with them, and if it sink be must sink with them.” In the 2emeé prison at Salisbury they put in, among ethers, seyeral idiotic and insane rebels, wRo bet to add to their misfortunes. ©. N.then described their emotions when they snw the fing of trace boat, and said that the meal they partook of op board was some- =~ rare to them, the ing inthe hab:tof drinking meal, rice or crust coifee, and their ration of meat being a pi+ce about finches | long snd 1X square, with semetimes soup. The committee at this time returned, and the following resolutions were reported by the chairman; which were adopted unanimocsly: Whereas, we, the members of this committes find others here present, lately and for a loag period political prisoners in the Rebel States, sympathizing deeply with the sufferings and Conditions of those of our brethren atill conflaed | in enid St.tes, and feeling it a duty to the cause | of humanity and justice, would pass the fol- dowirg resolutions : Resolved, That we, the Union prisoners just Feleased and arrived in this city fron Sélis- bury, N.C.,)do tender onr heartfelt thanks to Gen. James S. Wadsworth, military governor ef the District of Coiumbia, for the noble effurt mage hy him to effeet our exchangs and per- Sonal liberty from the miserable destitution and sufi ring that we hav: undergone while in tho hands of our rebel enemies both at Salisbury NN. C., and more. recentiy in the Libby Prison a! the city of Richmond, Va. And we farther Ca tition und request the military governor of this District to conicue this good work till ail our friends who have been left behind us be like- ‘wise permitted to enjoy their freedom by hay- ing m Frestore«t to their families aid friends from their present sufferings. Andin further- @nce of this object, we, the above late political risoners, do respectfully request that Mr. W. . Weod, who sv ijately brought us the glad tidings of liberty, be again sent, on behalt of the United States, on his errand of mercy to the South for the final consummation of the ee pS 8 by him and so nearly completed ‘when recalled. 4nd be it further Resolved, That we tender our thanks to his exceliency Abraham Lincoin, President of the United for hia benevo- dent efforts in behalf of suffering humanity in the adoption of a late cartel that has loosened the doors of many thousands of his fal- low-citizens, both civiland military; and while we feel thankful for thé benefits it has confer- Ted on us, we fufiher hope that our honorable Wxecutive — ett lp ahead — comes sonar 4mg te the National GC e Us (aie all such measures ae be in hie windora may devisefor the byyetit of all mankind, irre- ve of . Majer Huzhes, being called on, congrat- @lated them on their escape, and trusted that their endesvors to secure the spesdy wetarc of those they left behind them to their families and friende would be successful. He would not attempt to describe their treat- eet at the hands of the rebels, for he be- lieved that no man could be found com- petent to the tuk He thought that he had mere canse to be thankful than any present. He wae taken prisoner by Stuart's cavalry on the 77th of Jast March, about two mil-e frou Maansesas, within eizht of Gen. Franklin's faz. sted, ard teken to Richmond, where he wae placed in what is calied “Dani-ls’ nigger jail,” ‘whens they did him the honor to pnt him in a Feom nrxs to that occupied by John Minor Botts. (Applause) The name of the ioyal end trur Potts met be spoken as that of an Aagel, for he had sell perhaps more thaa @uny of them, and was still true. The roem ia which he ( Maghes) we placed was the vame cceupiel Ly ebeter, who was bung, end was called the spy'’s room. He was ciad thatthe was born out of the State of Virsinia, for if be had been bora there he be!ivved thoy woud bave executed him, they said they bad wearily ail the « vidence azainst him. hie related that once na heard Mr. Botw ortle Ang the gnerd. anc on open.ng the door h- saw 20° corporal approach Bis (B-tta") room, whea Sbet geitloman rejuestd that the guard be Drought op to chsrre upon the Confederale =m) (vermin) which was then nis t old. The caper of the jail was called, en€ afer he came he said hehe ver had s-en many lice befor, and Botts saif iat he Bot bg to =~ m avain. Th-y then ee to ‘work to clear thrm out but it wae impossible te exter minaie them al When thes-v nuays’ grt was coing en, end thry heard the roar of the Cnion artill Ys they were auxiousty looking for MeO eiian te ride ae ic bend a head of bis gallant @ my. lauee.* fat “Man proposes and <soa’ anlpeote.” and treachery « o@ in, and ¢ eir hopes wir: disappoisted. In those days th yellow fisg ww foating on nearly cvery ‘Deiding mn the oty, ae * prayer ‘o MceMeiba to that house forthe woun I-d and dying were there. Old Mayo assem bied his com arn councti, (and they were very commuvu,) sad Seid them to wait, tor Jackson waa coming. “The pasrds beard this, ard it waa not long > - fore the prison-raeliksowit This time ‘ae } i t i H “Feege, or to act in any di- Proposed” bi who had been @ghting for their (rhe prison liberty, took the back track, an { sreatest retreat that history had evet ‘Then their spirits sank, and various Were mked.> Why didn’t they keap Jackson Bway? Aud tf Jackson had been kept in o@eok | McCiiian would bave fulfilled bis part, And | One of the most glorious deeds ever nown. This was our secend great defeat, the first being at Ball Bun. Our army retreated, ! = Hendy Nparbanpetan told them to get ready try it again. Afterwards word came to them that the Con- ate Rad decided that all who woald ; be reledsed. ociotk mui ‘about Sfty, weredrawn up in line, and Capt. xander, the officer in i command, the pi oath, se near as | he could recollect, as follows: “I eolemniy swear I will serve trus alle. gixnce to the Confederate States inst ene. mies, particularly the present enemies.” Alexander gave them three minutes in which to make up their minds. He was on the block, the “Will you take it, take it! Goi a me 0 it ing, going, go: - Old John Winder thoughts that Were & hard set. Some prisoners had before from Salisbury, but they the manner in which their re- lease had been effected. Gen. Thoma» was first appointed to arrange theexchange of prisoners, en Gen. but nct until Gen. Wads- werth was charged with that duty had any risonere been released. When Wood, the true irginian, came to see them, it raised new life in them. He came not im gold Ince, Yor he would-not hare been allowed tosee them, but isthe simple and plain garbofacitizen. When they reachec Richmond it wae found that 114 Rpenere had been cent from Washington, and y were only sending 32 Thie was their game; they could not act honestly; but this was not the first time the Government had been cheated by them. ir late comrades were yet in Saliebury, where they are Kept in anold cotton factory Without windows, and some of them bave not changed their ciothee since they have been con- fined; ferced to Iay on hard boards, and eat bread rai:ed by a decoetion of peach leaves, which makes it so sour that none but a seceeh *tcmach can hoid it, They must be removed if H poseible; and if they could not secure their oh. jet here, they could work through the people | of the North. Hon. Joseph Segar being called on, con. sratuliated the m on their arrival, and expressed the hope that the objects of the meeting would be epredily carried out. Mnujor Williams, of Alexandria, enumerated Fome of the atrocities perpetrated by the rebels. He knew of four men who died in Salisbury from starvaticn, and were not allowed a light curing their Inst hours. He believed if Provi- dence ever interposed, it was last winter for the prisoners in Salisbury. > MSsTING or THE ScHOOL TRUSTERA—Reri- sion of Board and School Rulea—¥arious Amen.i- ments Made—Cleanliness in the School Rooms De- manded—Tobrceo-chewing Teachers Reguested to Dry Up—Pupils Debarred from Peddling Concert Tickets—New Regulations for the Night Schools.— A ep cal meeting of the Board of Public School Trustees was held last night, for the Tpose ot considering the report of the cemmittee ap- Pointed to revise the rules for the government of the Board of the Public Schools. Among the changes made in the rulee for the | x vernment of the Board, was one important one, being the addition of a new committee on supplies, whose dnty it shall be to make all purchases of supplies necessary forthe schools, including furniture, fuel, stationary, &c. The prrcbace of these articles heretofore devolved upon the treseurer alone. Various & ndments were made to the gen- eral regula *® for @ government of the echools. All white children, between six and fevenicen yexrs of age shall be entitled toad. | mission under certain regulations. No teacher | shall baye more than sixt¥ pupils, but may haye less. The schoolsareal properly graded, ard no child under ten years of age will be ad- mitted intothe grammar school. For the pre- servation of heaith it is necessary that all ap- plicants shall have been vaccinated before ad- mission ae a pupil in any school, and the parent or guardian of said applicant must be a bona fide meident of Washington. The schools are divided into primary, secondary, intermediate, and grammar. No teacher of a grammar school shall be em- Pleyed who is under the age of twenty-one years; ard of the other schools who is less than eighteen. No promotion shall be made *xerpt after examination. Teachers are re- quired to be at the school-room at least fifteen minutes before the hour of opening, and no teacher shall be abeent during the scholastic year, for any time, except by written permis- sicn of a member of the Board. The allow- ance of stationery for each teacher shall not exceed $2.50 per annum. No text books shall be used except those prescribed by the Board of Trustees. The physical education and com- fort of the scholars is also under the care of the teacher. Keading newspapers, magazines, &c., conversation with other teachers or via- iters for more than five minutes, is forbidden; and no teacher rhall use tobacco at any time during school hours or any time in or about the building. Corporeal punishment is to be | ® voided ax far as possible. No teacher shall | be permitted to present premiums or gifts to any pupil« at the public examinations. Sub- istants chall have charge, under th euper- ion of the preceptors, of the record hooks of 58 vir the grsmmar schools in which they are Pupils, and ihey +ball be employed to give instruction | | in ary school during the temporary absence of | the teacher ‘h teacher is responsible for the rafe-keeping ef the furniture and other school preperty. Poril- are :equired to heep all books clean, | and the contents of desks neatly arrang=d; to | enter and leave the room ina re<pectful and Guitt manner, and without noise; and to quit tie neighborhood of the school inaquietand | orderly marner, immediately on belig dis. missed. No pupil ehall be allowed to throw pens, paper, or anything whatever, on the floor; to mark out, scratch, or otherwise di fl ure or injure, any portien of the school building; to use tobacco; to use profane or indecent lan- Ordesiy usanner. Abeence four deys in any one month, excepton Account of sicknest, subjects the pepil to. dis. Mireal. Pupils of femaie schools ure not al- | lowed to dispose of tickets for concerts, exhi- | bitions, &c. he schools shall ba opened at 9 | a.m. and closed at3 p.m. The vacations are | every Suturday; trom the 15th of July until the firet Monday im September; the 92d of Febru- i ary: Friday and Easter Monday; Fourth | of July; Thantegiving day; and Uhristmas and New Year's days. ee | Night schools may be opened and continued | forfour hatin laboge the middle of October. The school-hotees are to he ased for no other than school-purposes, without the consent of two-thirds of the board. « Afr the adoption of the rules, a resolution | ‘was adopted, making it incumbent upon the teacher of the grammar school in the Firat Dis- trict to a»siet at the night ecliool of the Fourth Dietrict—the latter school being the largest one in the city. Adjourned, We A i An Oty Hanp at Tux Braiyess.—Yesterday | afternoon, Mr. Peter Palmer, of Schenectady, N.Y., was riding in one of the city raiiroad | care, and it was to crowded that he and many others were obliged to stand. Mr. Palmer no- ticed a respectably dreased old gentleman, who was crewdrd next him, and that he had inserted hie band und>r hie (Mr. P.’s) vest. Although be bad #80 he cid not suspect cd wrong inten- tion of the old gentleman. At Thirteenth street the car stopped, and the old man got off, and Mr. Palmer soon after miseed his money. He ‘went at once with patrolman Donn in search of bis frliow-passenger, but did not find him for some time, and then he had c! his hat for acep. Twenty-one dollars were found upon him when soarched, including a note similar to one nmonget those Mr. P. lost. The prisoner wae taken befcre Justice Donn, where he gave the rau of W. H. Haliry, cited a the teati- Tony of & witness who recogni: him thealiae O. Harvey war afiued toit He is apparently abeut rixty-Ave yoary of age, and said he teonly in Washin ton to see the city. _He wae com- mitted to jail by Justice Donn. LEE SES Provost Guaup ARRESTA.— The Provost Quaid on Thursday night arrested three cap- tains—two trcra Pennsylvania regiments and one New Y orker—besidcs ons ant. They ‘were townd in ptaces of doubtful repute, with- Out proper passes, and ordered to report them. ee) y+@ at the office of the Provost yeoe- terday morfiing at 10 o'clock. A uniformed prrninm d who gave his name ae Capt White, of the 1 P. V., was found at ‘ “Sal Austin’s” on Thursday night, aad sot being able to show any papers to identify hig nome or regiment, he wa ordered to accom. | pany the guard t the Orntral Guardhouse; bat while the ofleer was examining the pasees of | other cfeers, the captain skedaddled to parts Bokvovn. als ee ee Rew Over. Yesterday afternoon, a boy, gamed Tacrsas Brown, was injured by tailing “from the ‘ront plartorm of one of crops or cary, ond the car passing over him. wal tien into tLe drug store of Nairn & Pal. mer, corner of Niath stret, and a surgeon called at once, who dressed his wounds, ang the boy was taken home. He will douhtln,, Tecover, but it is feared that a portion of band ie so cruahed a torend+r amputativg, ne. cvesary. “te: SOS Szoomn Wau Pration 0. car arece. dismivend. J | edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the } Mlaiz for life. Grey, Ked or Rusty Hair instantly Dips't AGX 8s with HIS ConsTITrTion.— ‘The Metropolitan detectives lately overhauied a eomewhat-notad chevalier dindustris known as James Powers «kos Read, who has been on wevers] occasions ia vited to leave the city for the city's good, and wae finally escorted to the cars and sento®. Th bad pe®ny, however, turned up again heresub<equoently, and he was “sent to the Old Capitol, and from thence to tha Central Guard-house. Ag be refused to prom- ise to leave the city and essay away, it was ni to use come effecthve measures to bring to terms. Accordingly; he was treated to a conple of daily showee baths, faith- Tully administered. Pow+ers stood it obstinately fer several days; but as the weather got cooler he suddenly came to ‘he conviction that sifted iee Water Gidn't agree with hia constitntien, and he caved—promised to travel instanter, and did so by the first train; being escorted to the depot by the Metropolitan Police. SoLprans TRavetinG NorTH.—Thoe crowd of soldiors—in valids on leave and discharged— diminishes fot, but throngs leave in the trains daily on their homeward way. They Gil up every car assigned them, aay in the five o'clock train. It may probably be of advantage to those goigg hence in future to know that by taking the siz o'clock & m. or three o'lock p. mm. trains the; can be much better accommoda- ted, and will travel much more comfortably, 86 the traina at thoes hours are not «o thron: a the five o’clock train, By trayeling at those Bours, also, they can make the connections ju-t &a well ae by the other trains. ——_ Fourtx Warp Station Casze.—Hammer- eley, building autable contrary to law; erdered to remove the building. H. Hawiry, picking kets; jail for court—by Justice Donn. John Jand, aevanit bail for peace. Jas. Ezan, aseault and » turned over to the mili- —by Justice alter. Oscar Jacob; inter- fering with officers; locked up two hours. T. McDermott, disorderly; dismissed. Andrew J. * Hi ing and Jobn McFarland, drunk and die- orderly; fined $1 each. . Wm. Flannery, drunk; dismissed. James Sutton, suspected of steal- ing a soldier's money; dismissed. “ RB IS Frome a Hoaritat.—Yesterday evening a portion ef the guard stationed at the Odd Fel- lows’ Hall Hospital amused themselves by stoning one of the buildings attached to the establishment, and breaking the windows. Officers Hurbin an@ Durall arrested seven roldiers on the charge, the following being sent by Jveti.e Cull tothe guard-house for ashower bath, after he Rad exarained the case: L. Kid- well, Acton, W. Sweeney, A. Scrivener, and James Rulgy. a ARFIVAL OP TROOPA.—Sincea yesterday the following have arrived: A batialion of 17th Pernsylvania cavalry, 550 men: 15) reeruite for Ifeth Fennsylyania militia; 49 for U. $ shooters; 29 for 177th Penn<y!lvania mii: 21 forSickles’ Brigade. ADou:3 0 con yalesc: nts from various places have also reached here. i Frrs.— Ladies in want of the following Pars would do well to vinit the ol! extabliaied stor of | B-ymeur. in Georgstown. He has ina! received a | Syien? id aacortment of frovh made Minx Sable Fitch do., Water Mink do , Squirrel: 0. Sts, 1t* chemine, popular | DB. Appears thik evening Grovex’s Tae srke — actrese, Miss Lucille We: for the thirty-rixth and t night. On this econ. sion she will appear in h noral version of ** Jack Pheppard,” the High waym a Un Monday evering next. the Great Americas | Excelsior Dramatic Company will app~ar in the beautiful “Romance of a Peor Young Ma.” This Piece has been got up expressly by Mr. Ge over and at an immense cost, with new xeeney, grand mechanical effrcts, &c_ 'No one on Monday, or when the t Dr. Porn has returaed to tewn— Homeopathic | Physician, corner lith and I streets. de3iw* Bias es es Wa assert tv BOLDLY—There are ne other medi- , cines so reliable, effectual and convenient as Hollo- wasy's Pills and Ointment, always ready for use Thea are i unable to the soldier exposed to wounds, sores, fev ra aud bowel complaints, They never fail. Only 23 cents per 90x or pot. 2 iesccoamtae* wiaiaa Ixpia Rename Boots axp SHony.—The above ar ticles are suid cheaper at H. A. Hall's India Kub- ber Warchouse, 310 Pa. avenue, than at any other | store in thiacityor vicinity. Thisinso. Call and satisfy yourselves. 310 Pa. avenue. Ro 2i-tf —— Co: 18, Callonitien,Ciub and Inverted Nails. Joinva. Chillblains and all Disen-es of the Feet successfully tr-ated, without pain or lons of blood, by Dr. White, Sargeon Chirop dist, at 424 Penn:ylva: venue, between Pour-anil- half ard Sixth streets, Washington, D. 0. Op-=rs- tion rformed in afew minutes, and the p: nt can k immediately without the ast ince! Ladies and gentiemen attended at their residences when desired no Wk —_— Lanrgs’, Men's, Youths’, Miesea’ and Childran’s Rubber Bootn Hhees, Sandals and Gaiters; Ladies’ | axd Gents’ Buckle Overshoos with felt lining and top; Men's Short, Knew and Hip Bypta, At Allen, Clapp & Co. Indian ber Store, Penn. avenue, between 10th aud! sta Bo lé-lo Inpia RopBar Coope Rubber Coats, Leggine, Haveraacks. an Rubber. isat where Sees ‘he place to buy your p Blankets, Havelocks, | a4 every article made from India A. Hall’s India Robber Warehou: ; ‘ou can obtain them st manufacturers’ 3io Penna. avenue, between 9th and :%th . oc 22-tf —— Garat ToiLer Tarempn, CRISTADORO'S EXCKLSIOR HAIR DYB. No Lend, no Lime, no Nitrate of Silver; acts in- stantenetunly; cever fails; produces all the shaies of tiaek and brown, Parties who were dissatinied with other Dyes, use this with invariable satisfac- tion. H Manufactcred by J. Oristadoro, 6 Astor House, New York. 8oid everywhere, azd appiied by ali | Hair Dressers. Price @1, $1. and 93 per box, according to size. No. 8. CurstaDoao’s Harm P. Vative Is invaluable with hie Byo, as it imparts the ntmost softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the hair. Price & cents, @1 and 92 per bettie, according te . a _ 0¢ 30--eolm Bavoux.vx’s Hatz Dre, Ths heat wm the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- dnees a color not to be distinguished from aatare— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- softand beautiful. Sold by all Druggiats, Ac. G7 The Genuine is signed Wiitism A. Barone- LOR, om the fowr sides of each box. Factory, No. 8) Barciay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) | turns asplendid BIsex oF Brown, leaving the Wair | j nal Dustnsate Igvia Konpan Goons. —Mr, H.°A, | Hall has just received alot of Oficers’ Long and Light dull finished Coata: also, dull Gnished' Poo- chon, extra large sises; also, abot of bine Bagiish Talniag. very long, at @i0 each; also, extra lony and jwbber which light (tn weight) Capes with sleeves, he is selling at manufacturers’ prices at hia I Rubber Warehouse, 310 Pi ———— j tween 9th and W'th ete. oot tf DIED, December Sth, BMMA LAVINIA HUBLET, aged 4 yeare and 3} months. Dearest Bmma, thon hast left us, We thy lous most deeply feal ; But 'tie God that hath bereft us— He oan all our sorrows heal. 4 pa aciock frou teancetteces eC ust cretion: at 20’e! 01 e once of her r, Mr William Johrron. 416 Masachusetia arenas, Between sth and 10th i coal On the Stb inst., atte: h ng Ulaess, ELM BE! ELLSWORTH cbeais onthe thateey rane H.and Josephine Andrews. ‘The tri- nde of the family axe invited te attend bia funeral, Sundey afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Cltpper copy.) { Baltimore fun and Of typhoid ager Beet jo“ ¢ id a interces of the family sare re- toreifully Invited. to attend the funerel” Sanday e ner sherncon o’clor®. from his late resideuce, eorzer Mave avenue ani 7 4 13th wt. {New \orkt and Phileiulphia papers copy.) Or the 6th inet., WILLIM ARNOLD, infant som of James M. and Mery Jane Gordon, aged 1 yogr and 7 days Lord beth taken away; Lord! ‘The Lo: gave and the biphe frionds ant ecguaintences fally hi nid in re rr i Invited to attend hie Munerat from ths restieree of y gest, at 8 o'clock’ om Byes fanerai will take oa Sunda: atdorcloch from No. 341 H stre.t. Phe fekevds of the family are jovi - . a At residence, en H etrret, Island, o¢ 4 wsteet eh the morning of the sth inet., Mra B ied MK a. ¥ ne. Pellet of Ignatina F. Fayre, ie mh b ic Her fupeta! will take place ’at Gt. Bominie’s o'e'eck. The. a Chereh , the ath inst at 9 “ frtonsaasy, acanals bomaily ure whied | any. tances of ny =>. = SB ane. * arch aag a By 8 Pa. Avesvs, a ; ©. 8. weed reapect(alir call the attention of Voaiden LJ 1» also eutiors, wridicre and peddlers, to his large sad ensorted vine’ warow: PIeB GOLD AND ch DIAMONDS, JRWELAY, &e. Being connected with a Ranare importing . receiving my direct, { am adie te lower than ouse in . aera etl ee BE sold by me will be warranted for Ww REPAIRING done by 2 practical wated- oftotald RPMS EOIET “eS | will be requi Per cele A i Fo RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. contain- | | re 7 | B | completely farniched. £ | roa inye: tment nITe! | A ae | iF FOR SALE AND: RENT. a 18H For =D mae 70 ABNT_ Ray ile : tthe city. Bve 4 ing then” Wo children in ose. FS BBNT-A PARLOR jane, A Ne 1 Foote etvoet Bear Paar —— Lod OR RENT--Ono large FROW tomnee Iy altwated, on snecedd foot furmoned oe Rey room. at 42? Seventh at., between @ and H. ds-tw* FRONT PARLOR, FURNISHED OR DNPUR- Bished. at No 2 4i¢ street, Inquire 39 Market Bpace de 5-21" FURIen BD M8 TO BENT—At 499 i7b Street. between gad New York avenue, suit- dle f sregt three of four gentiemen. Moforgnces, re (OM KNNT—A desirable STORBROOM, only 919 E ves month ; anda email stock of GROOMALUS t sale—Sevenih street, NO. 370, between L sad re as COR BBX TA first-class PARLOR aod OHAM- ARE Sahainas deste yiereens sh and Wb otrecta, de ss bear the Depot. PF. hy ti “PAG GEIR, corcer Po ae acd It sree a re eee 'O BENT—Large and well-furnished BOOMS, Srent desiradie, henge ape hed single. on FO HALB—A portable HOUSE, located.on Ost. * Second fivors, in the vieietty of State, Nevy and W, te. . Ry ee ‘ar, Department AdArees: Bex 23 ral tekeu ahs apo ee: rn Wi 5 RM of 3 acres, about us iimmits, on the Did Bladensburg: Read, with exellent Dwelling house, Barn, Bta- biting. —— and gy open e &: jmoeess eoasion given. Vor terms, &e. BS Rreet north, between dy and 6th ste,” dese JLLEGANT PURNISHRD ROOMS AND ExOvAdns vor bento os ine ergtheent ee Der of 18h ang K streets, No. 339 street, two inchs fot . avenue and three blocks from the ar bard. ae 53t* OK RENT—PARLOR, heated by furaacs, with Chamber and Beth-room adjoining, aad other unusral accommodations, in a dwelling solely oceu- Fie by a gentleman. (ifs owner.) Hours, Purni- ure, and 7-o¢tave Pinto, new andin He teeeos style. No. 140 Stcond atrect, between D and A, nest tha ‘avitol and City Hall. de 5-3t* J and Chamber, or two handsome Chambers, for gentlemen only. with or without B: 3 Rear I7th at Fs “a ror Bane F from ihe city offices are suitable for a paymaster, .0' |. RASE—For on oraterm of yes: lot of GROUND, @ fest front, by 108 feet situated on-D street, between Ist and 2! street Apply t, CHA. eventh street, d+ 5-lw civate family. two CHAM- K, commodious. nicely far roximity to Willarda*and Kirk- D. 4. heer the Dap xt and the. Capitol H. ANDEREON. Book Seller, 458 pear Fat FoR RENT -I BERS and P t nithed. in clos Fioure, and adjac: nt to all theiDapactments President's nsion, The best location in the ty for tenators and members. Apply at Star de 5-3t* OR RENT—PURNISAED ROOMS. with or without Board,at No. 113 Wert strest, Geo-ge. 4 4-3t* ne ARL F town F tlemen wishi 1™1 G street ing 9 rooms, (exclusive of kitchen. washroo:m &c.,) lighted with gas, new sn twill not be rented for a Boarding Houre, Possession given immediately. | Apply at 616 Maryland avenue, between 12th and ith _ deaatt ftreets RARE CAANCR I8 NOW OFFER FORA The GOOD WILL and FUB- RE of two three-story brick houses situated on the corner of th street and Louisiana avenue; would make a first-rate r urant aod soordiog hovee. For parti¢ulars inquire at No. 483 6&t! atreet. de 4-3t* I ble F% RE! A frat. PARLOR. Aino, several hed with or without Board, Bath Room. « 435 D st., betw-en 4 nad Sd ats. 3 dvots below City Hall; healthy location, and the very best of Beighborhood. The Parlor will be let to frat-class tenant only. de 3-4t* LADY FROM NEW YORK, Maving rented a beavtifuily Purnished House, ir one o the most desirable locations, convenient to the cara, and pear Willa:de’ Hotel, would like to accommo: ore few gentiemen with rooma. A noteaidressed | to” L.,”” Post Office, will meet with prompt at- = de 3-4t* tenti Fe SALE—The | EASE, FIXTU RES and GOOD WILL of a frst class Wholesale Liquor and Butler Establishment; has been doing a fine busi- nees for two years; located in the central part of Pa. avenue; will also make a first class restaurant. He {all particulars, apply to the Agency Office, eet, near Pa. avenue. MILLER. H. Also, City Property and Houses forsale. de3-tf FS RENT—A neatly Purnished PARLOR and BED RCOM; the Parlor contains a first-clasa Inquire at No, 393 corner of ie a jane, atrecte, OK SALE—A two-story PRAME DWELLING, FOR Shiatrect otwooe Baad Breland es Enqui @ No. 605 Seventh street, opposite ete de3-20* ABANT 8, second x suitable for two or three gentlemen, in 3 al und d rooms. Odd Pell rivaete family; location centr: sa'rable, References required. Address Box No. 23 tar Office. de 2-1w* Fok RALE—A HOUSE and LUT, cootamug 4 roomp@ituated in First Ward. 2th st..cornor otI st. Any beg wishing to find a geod bar, for cash can do so by applying for full details to MICHAEL McGIN EBS. 443 Poeun. orp is 2- the lator i.b 0; Jaouary,” unquestionable. 1863, and careful tenaat.eon- taining § rooms, rent not to exceel $25 per mouth; location in the 4th Ward. Any person abeut to de- y & pel | cline house keeping, desiring tu dispose of their furniture, with th- privileg- of a house. will pose adc resa, stating terms, &c,,“"L. M.D..""city | Pont Office. if 6 ae F —FTE ROOMS, with Board, ¥ — tNo 17 434 st.,q@rner O street. eliw nyo LE je large PARLOR Also several Chamber Rooms, at 316 North B st.. Capitol Hu. de i-iw* OR RBNT—Alandsomely FURNISH KD ROOMS, sipgty or in suite, with all the modern con: veniences. at No. 500 1ith street, between Ponn. avenue and K xt. z de 1- eoxt* OB Li me PARLOR and BE. q adsvini in one of the pleasantest highest and hea'thiost parts of the city, within one square of the streat railway. Al-o, other Cham bers, bens street, second Souse above L street. jal e GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS, 7OR 6A j Aw Su. KIDWRLL, Georgetown, D. © GAWED AND BPLLT aay a “on hand and for sale Py Mo! Let yf & MARLOW, Corner fevonth st. and » (east mde, z : sok hast sat & eal Ms, ‘ ry ai e cale NBWw dose Corner Seventh, at. and MPORIUM OP PASHION. The _aaecugees basnow opened and te he hand the letest. te So haggis Children's Dresses, Backs, Cleats ANGLING, Bi NG, SILK EMBROID- ahy‘ans GOLD’ srepworD: RY done to order, im | the | TRAPS, REETHS asd BUGLES made to SLabUN aD CHILDAER'S OLO' oats wh tinds “TUGRING and BIT etd coat, e 4 tend. Pe orders fox the above work Re at ae dod Ne. 613 oth atrood: betw. Dand Pa. av. HE™ Panes oorsrons. . esen, Noavm 8. 4 FA: col aad ieh Se - The pabile will Sad ta thls men or Standard a ry Works History, Travels, Footer, Novela end Juveniies, P: com a Or eT ewusis, Mane and Books on eRe” for rement. An excellent restaurant near at | ‘0 LET—Klegant FURNISHED ROOMS, Parlor | URNISHED ROOM TO LET—Ope or two gen | % ROOMS, | atNo. . « WaNTS. TED A ccatral Ware Wan at aay ilies of: WARTED-Two and Lith ete. af ai Se Bets Aa en sees pues Hotel, on the COLORED WAITBRS at + SVenue,. Pa Wir Biaree WAXZED-Tre JOURNEYMBN. . None bat ex: aprly. gs des y* Undertakers, 41' ANTED— Viny WOOD -OUTTBRS. Ww. eee will hey pads Taquire at CAReRes e enue, and'rhistas Nn ' ANTBD—4: ‘enpectable men WATT ATION sree, Gorman farily or Hote! or. ry at No. 2 can Pacaveaueand Dae” etree street, MARRIED LAD’ A withan SD leas bee WELD about six weeks. an4 bave rece, stating Offee. +5 RO. wall juainted with the SS yonte states Wenvetborn dee at W irreopectetis Besiecbs vr Shtosticn aise theeity or elsewhere; is im every way. doing bnsinens, and bes ry ae & JONBBS achtaston D. 3. V street. 5 either it nm wages ve he ie year reund ‘all immediately, with references; nore but such need apply. “is 4 ° 6-1" NTED—Kvery lady and gentleman te call 2 La Voisise, adescopient of Atrojeaist to Na leon the Great, who can be consulted for a few days on all affsira of life, & diseases, and many curedin a few day Le Veoisina Will visit those not able to call upo r- Bleverth et., near H. a W ANTED—ROOMS and BOARD. conr ut to Penn. avenue. for twu genticmen, who wish ® quiet home —reoms communicatiug,—one of good size, the other may be amall: may be on second orthird, or even fourth foor, ff plassant; a pri- vate family. where there are no other boarders preferred. Terms not to exceed $40 per month, exclurive of fire, Adéresa'P,Q.,"’ at Star Offic, das. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A smart, active | YOUTH, 16 or 17 years old, to atten®a Oon- fection ery Store, and make bimerif generally use to fol, Musteeme well recommend-d_ , A POTENTINI, 279 Pa. av, botween Sth and ith: V j ANTED TO PURCHASE—¥or cash, a Frame or Brick JLOURK, iv the Firat Ward, contein- ing from & to Br the Post Office. stating terme and location. d5-2t" YOUD N. 18 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES & Situation as barkeeper or night clerk, ig feme hot.ler restaurant, where he can make him- pif generally ureful. Wages iene object. Can he found by addressing “M.H.H.,” 535 Pa_avonue, Bes? of references given. de 5-3t* WASTED I want an honest, active MAN, ax rartnor, with capitel enough to load a vessel for the Army. a* soon ae clearances are granted. Refe pocra ani required. Interview had at D DU ’S, Butter Dealer, si _ atrest, i 6 5-3" D—100 tons of Gotion ard Woolen als, Old Iron, Rope. Copper, Brass, nc. &e Yam paying the higheat pri any of the stove mentioned articl- ‘ge or amall quanti M, MURPHY. de 8-8i" No. 32 Water st.: Georgetown, RING OUT YOUR RAG@S!—PRICES DE- CLINING '—Wasited immediately, at the a1- vanced prices, White and Colored Rags, Woolen Rage, Newspapers Books, Waste and Scrap Hogheet Baltimore cash prices to everybody. send cur wagou anywhere for Rage and Paper, | large or small quantities. © MASONS Rag aa! Paper Wareh vase, desiw* 375 and 377 Detreet, seer 7th. V J ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron; one that will suit, may find « permanest home and good wages, by applying at J.M. DAL- TON’®, corner 9th atreet castand Paar, 49-3t" r. ~ in Solas in the Weat, desires to obtaii gcod SITUATION, in @eme mercantile estab! mert, Address “Mountjoy,” Gcorgetown, D. | de4 3t* ANTED—By nished or unfurnished ROOMS, with or with- | out Board,(in s private family preferred.) some- where convenient to the city ears ing terme, Iocationete.. Box 21. 8 ROOMS WANTED, without Soard ins pri family, by s gentleman, with satisfactory Tof erences. A person bavi rituated, to rent cheap. ma: addressing’ G.¥.,” at the Btar Ofice, wi ec. ie 4 0. int by loes- ne BEAMS WANTED! TEAMS WANTED! !—To baul Wood, a distance of two miles, over a first rate av-cending road, to the Fe nding oppe- rite Alexandria, Apply at once at 474 Fourtcenth atreet, of ‘ite Wilierds’ Hotel. Those having teams for sale. apply at the name place. de 4-8t" W ANTED—500 good, sober and experienFed TEAMBTERS, for the Quartermaster's de- partment in thiscity. Apply to C, H. SNOW, Gen- eral Superintendent, at this office, 4 de 3 Capt. and A i as }- an - - , &. . {Intel., Repub. Chron. Balt. Sun, and Phils. Ledger, please copy, ove month. ] 10 000 Flannel, Velvet, Merino, Cambrie, Wear! Baltes ANTED— Every one to go at once to the DOL- WAiireron and see for the ives the beautiful stock of Joweiry and Silver-plated Ware, there selling for only one dollar, Bo 15-lm* NOTICE. —Thore in want of Wi , 5 wleo Seats pom ters gaa, Sates eke x. A a ‘st wit it ‘ee “e . quae EINMEN WANTSD_Three or four TIN and T SHEBT-IRON WORKBES. The best of wages | Bie Se geod workmen: Call at B. . & H.T. regory, 321 Penn. avenue. * os FrosmicuEp HOUSE WANTRD.—Wan Tent, for from ene to three years = Fiver brcond Werd'peetvrred. a wo Leck Bos 6. Washington, D. . tf ‘BD. —W tT D> W uinnirdya ides Bae of furaitare will _ i Saas to give “Yeittt No 360 Seventh wi.betesen Cant Kk ANT! ia W hy BD—Every eS Ey ABLE MILLS FOR THN ARMY. ia We a eas = 43% Penn. avenue. pear 455 st. | 0 BOARD wid-wite Im thie city, for the falcare. Ad. “D. Bu..” Bine t ee ae D*”, GCODA SALRAMAN WANTED —Those District trade, 18 to of Ando Pars toe aumerous To be ma oa eR i sitet Path “aaneek or 7h Napemalt ae PAC. Ance. FOTURE Days. . By J. ©. McOUIRE & OO,, A Uocking, Chamber and Parlor Btoves, fe rt . To the trode, ot 18 oe ~ oy Ay Sates Seep pit: Br MARSR ATL E PAGR, Kwchossors = Ose Young Harneey and Badia Horse, both te be Ea " Pad : Fiat By J. ©. MeGUIRE & 00., 'UBLIC ATCTION Fomaoae a B58 Locations—Oa mBer li-atee ; miliowe No. dand ocin Becere Uist ‘the Sorner Four-and-a street and Maine a pear Pour-and-a Biers bridge ) with the ‘rere ments, conairting of large Dauding, core pied Lotet gene 30 in ©, fronting each 46 \, am ware ©, | feeton lnstylon@ avenes herooel Third and Four- and-a half «treeta, running beck 127 feet 3 isohes to a wide alley. Address “Hers. through | ; A YOUNG MAN. WHO HAS NAD A WIDE | e 4 ntleman and his wifo, far. | Address, stat- | ar OF. dos Lots <7 and 49, in Bguare No. in the immedi- aicivicinity of Inland tall, wii pavements laid in ron Titles indiepetable. . tog ee — vg the scraneeier weive, eighteen, remty Tr. an: with interest, secured by a deed of tres gp the premises, deS@" __J ©. MeGUIRM & OO., Ancts. in aie, By GREEN & WILETAMS, Auctioneers, UCTION SAL® OF HORSES, WAGONS, CAR is, Car & RIA Ber ae Oxeustaa, the vin: Four excellent Work Horses; one Two Hotes K, Wagon and Harness; two execilent Apring Market Wagons;one Family Four-Seat Carriage one Double Set of She Harness; t Carts, Hay Outtere, Wheat Fan, Ploughs, Hi Spades. Hoes. Porks ar@ Shovels. Abou tons of Ray and Oate im the Ftraw. &-. otber articles too numerous to merate, set for farming purposes. i GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auste. By W. af a Pe apemonees, XOVERS M. ~ | aise CON DEM‘ BD HORSE G axp MuLe= —WI® be sold at Pabive A 5 at the Corral, nrar the Neval Observatory, on > Day, apne on 1862. commencing at Ho 'clogm of— Soe Bem HORSES AND MULES Condemned as unbt for padlic rervice. Terms cash, in Government cu Captain a ao RAS. “We. WiLL & 00 Anekd - y x trust, ee oe tg ah, Third street be Sack Tt toot Dwelling House. G ing ‘ One-third cash; the remainder in twelve m: the. with imterest, secured Tra acenet emises. All conveyances at the -ost of the purchaser. - the & ia 0! Cc. HA) no 7-004 J.C. McGUIRE & By J. C. MoG@UIRE & OO. Auctioneers. ALUABLE IMPROVED FROPRSTT OF ora Pe RDAY | C8. awots Amp TT LADIES WANTRD—To aot their | 3's fe OURS - ‘erms : One-third cash; the remainder in twelve months. with interest, secured bya trust op thi seeded of the pyroheese, If the terms of sale aren t sith 2 ve 4 thereafter, the trustecs resorve the we Tecglint the risk and expeose of toe defeating par” . HENRY NAYUOR. ‘Trustess. JOHN €. HARKNMSS, bo 7-eod 3.0. MeGUE « 1 Auets. By J.C. McGUIRE & O0.. Auctioncers, RUSTEES’ cals OF BUILDU T FRIDAY LA Decembee Te etiva Rooms of Jas. Go. by virtuente deed of trust dated Sth, 1°60, and duly poeeseed jo iber J. 24, folies ee we ee a ‘the Mak ast expense of a WL Se eet Vy thsons PiHILADBLPHLA No. 180 Pe ae atv. Ioth ood oe. ov STOR, Hot Sees oe ee | ep