Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. . et eee en SS —ae MATTER ON EVERY, PAGB. FOR INTERSTING -TRLE- OTHSR MATTER. ‘ OF BEADING sun @naPuio AND WASHINGTON OITY: W EDNESRAY..... DECEMBER 24, 1862. (wxistuas.— To-morrow being Christmas, no paper will Le issued from this office. oa +hould anything of importance. transpire, however, we shall issue an extra. iT OF THE MORNING PRESS. Figen ote that in view of the fact toa: the President is responsible for the acts of i.e Cabinet, “the recent Senatorial caucas wax not only &n interpolation on our political sys- tem, but, whether so meant or not, & reflection ca the official selfhood of the President, by im- piying that he enstsined something less than the dignity and independence of his office.” The Chronicle publishes the report of the com- waittee on the conddet of the war in relation to tne Fredericksburg affair, and comes to the conclusion that nobody was to blame, but that wesimply had bad Inck. . The Republicen fears disaster to the Union | army in the Southwest, and advise: the con- ee ntration of the forces there under Gen.Grant, who, the Republican cltims “is the only Union «+emeral who, as yet, presents satisfactory cre- dentials, and is the superfor of any General that the Rebels can boast. _———EE ITS FOREIGN ASPROT Puring the recent Cabinet imbrozlio, we beard, from more than one well informed source, of the serious solicitude felt and ex- pressed by the ministers of the warions foreign Powers as to the futere of our country. The ngmation of the Secretarf of State under such circnmstance+ was generally pronounced to be the begivaing of the disruption of the Grovernment—a disruption which, in all revo- lutions, commences with faction and divided coancils, and ends in chaotic ruin. When the gloom was inereased by the announcement of the resignation of the Secretary of the Treasury, whose services were felt to be not less indis- pensable in his Department than those of the + cretary of State in hi-, this view of atvairs ‘was strongly confirmed. : That the tontemplated chaage in the Cabinet | ~ would have been so regarded atevery European Court, there is little reason to donbt. What new schemes of intervention would have been beilt upon it, and how far they would hav. been successful, who can tell? Fortunate! this additional trial of our national strength has been averted, and the steamer of to-day wiil take out the intelligence that the Amrican Government, in circumstances under which many another government has succambed, htt only displayed new pyoof of her stability. It is due to the Foreign Ministers to s@y that we ane informed and believe that their con- gratalations ubon the judicious action of the President are not less sincere than those of our own citizens. SA Rebel Colonel, A. W. Jones. was re- ceutly captured in Arkansas. _He was the Pro- vost Marshai General of the «Tran: issis- sippi District." He describes the army in Ar- kansas as in & most wretched condition. In the language of his negro servant (who was with him,) they just got plenty of nothing.” He states that Tisins and Parsons have been ousted. Frost commands Parsons’ Division, and is in bad repute. Provisions had become #o scarce that General Hindman had issued an order for all familics trom Mis:onri to at once return. SF The Confederate court Knoxville has found true bills ey agye many persons for cir- culating counterfeit Confed-raim nows, incln- ding Seamed Bedeers, who is alleced to be a re vU officer belonging to Brig. Gen. Geo. W. Morgsn’s staf! During the session of the court, decrees were issued in abont 400 casen under the sequestration laws, cuibracing over & mdlion of dollars. Among the cases were Gov. Andrew Johnson, Horace Maynard, John Coffee Childs, the Wesimore estate in Bradley county, and the Ducktown copper mines. — S7-Frederick Smith has been convicted at Hagerstown, Md., of murder im thé first de: re, for killing Miss A. Tracy, in February last. ‘The motive for murder was shown to mee man,” and teanake certain of hi. threat, mur, Sere Bete The prisoner is awaiting sentence bya Cairo, which was destroyed ot the Sp RS river, was the flag- bost sunk in a few minutes in very dee, at ‘The ill-fated steamer was built at Mound City, and had been thoronghly repaired and consid- She was one of the best of —— S87 -The editors and proprictors or N: Hampshire news: pers met in convention st it Concord last reels; narect upon a scale of ad- isges and deaths wheneyor fe fed ‘The sizeof all the Concord papers isto Len, duced om the first of January. Shes &7 The pork trade of the west 1 drom Cindinvat! to Chicago. Last wok tae Gresand, ‘showing’ & Wal of aie a 5 of $2,335. oo only 2,263 were shipped, leaving stn fo rite packers and butchers. , Stable, together with four Mules ai the premises << Mrs. Elizavetn entcounty, Md. on Thursday night. The siack yard of Mr. John Waibel, ion Bt wae brace abOGy Um aemenelghor S7-Soldiers in Vienna, along the South<rna coast, and in the Southwest, are com@piaining months, jo hear, geo rl compl ints of no i pied contractors. erase Regroee of Now Orleans have Uni Sssociation. and regular meetings. Thee wuts a pega to havea grand mon uary, comemorati Pres: ped she um ng rative of the ie &F The quots of Connecticut £ - nental army in the war of the Revelation as 3,7. The State bad 3,668 in service a8 volun. = aad a draft took place for the balance S7 MM. de Geoffrey, who forme re-ary to the French I he! yh Wi oy ane aos replace Baron Sail- St Athens, Secretary tothe French Minister lard as Pirst there. S7 The grand jury of Milwaukee has de- = —__ balls ‘of indictenent: = such worthless trash are ; those who iseue it. ‘perrti Bol pe age, with his miles upon to blame as See sket on ar his feet, takes « run of ive ice to Bangor to do his shop- 7 There is a good deal Cerokee nation between the lo jai and disk Indians. The inter have set v2 ament Of thelr owns bat ite inthe minority S7'Mr. Thurlow Weed has solid : terest in wer _Ainony «pared Jourach sat = Sires Gems athe may rs after“more than S7-Gen. Rosecrans has arrested father Him- mel, & Gérman Catholic pries! of Nashwille, = pie aa conduct, and sent ham to Canp S7 Maj. Genera! John a. McUlernand married to Miss ‘va Duulap, of Jacksoa- = IL., avister of his former wife, a fow days S&F The New that. as made the war, out. @F Mary Ann of trouble in the York Express is of the opinion hasetts-aid South © relies they ought tobe left to fight it Rythers; of Grand Rapids. Michigan, bas appited for a deeree of orcs rom ber busbaud, becaure be is an uffierr and OPE Service ip the rebel army. & Three broth-rs—Union soldiers pi Pred« « cicksburg—received a wound each from the samy bay. - . @7 J. H. Done, of Mad. has bewn chosen one © 1 ‘he junior orators fom » Whi ee 1 riaceion College. ‘Whig, Hail,” in OF There were sixty-three deaths tn B- < oth 1 td Yeore Iget ¥ ces, of es caneeee. e which niae were from con- 87 The Boston dentivis bave : «tg raise the price of their work thirty-three por cnet on acecyat of tbe prem:um on gotd. SF Two steamers, the Che-ji ching, for the Chinese Goveruk me mee. bit: bern launched st New York “ SF The Govervor ot New Way Postponed the draft watil the +1 apshire bas ef January, THIRD SESSION EXYVrith CONGRESS—TH! —After our cloced vesterday— Serniccessncaue ts bankrupt bill were adopted. = . Wade, from the Com vitt’e on the Con- ea War, made a repont relative to the Iate battle at Frederick~burg, which was or- to be printed. acre mecate adjourned to Monday, January & orsk—After our report clo-ed— Nr Blake reported the bill establishing pos- tal money orders. Pas-ed. Mr. Wilson oftered a resolution inquiring if J.C. G@. Kennedy, Su) erintendent of the Cen- sus, is the author of a letter to Jacob Thomp- ron. Adopted. [This resolution was intro- | duced on the pr vious day, ®ut was objected to by Mr. Cox. At the request of Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Cox withdrew his objection, and it was adopted.) Mr. Mooshead offered a resolution granting the use of the Hall to J. E. Murdoch to give Shakeperian readings. the proceeds of which | are to be devoted to the sick and wounded sol- | ! diers. Adopted. Ther dill toannul existing treaties with cer- tain bands of Sioux Indians, and providing for the relief ot sufferers trom the recent In. | dian ruids, was taken up. [Jt provides that $1,500,000 shall be taken from the trust funds of those tribes for the relief of the suffering whites.) The bill was lost—yens 61, nays 1s— | no quorum yoting. H The bactap, Sheet into Committee of the Whole, and were addressed by Mr. Allen, of TL, and Mr. Vallandigham. _ The Mouse adjourned to Monday, Jauuary 5. ALSXANDRIA .AFFAIRS.—Yesterday :fter- noon between iwe and three o'clock, a fire broke out in the brick dwelling house, (owned by R.S. Huck, of Washington,)- on St. Asaph street. a few. doors below Duke, which con- sumed the uppet portion of the building and the reof and attic of the adjoining dwelling owned and occupied by Mrs. Deborah Stabler. The housein which the fire originated, was taken by the Military authorities several months ago and used as a soldiers’s barracks for some time, but has been recently occupied as quarters for “contrabands,” and was by the carelessness of somee@f these, set on fire. Mrs. Stabler’s horse was considerably damaged oy water also, and much of her farnigure injured. There was no insurance on the property. The Governthent <team engine, and two of our engine companies were active on the occgsion. None of the members of the 17th Virginia regiment were injured in the recent battle of Fredericksburg. Messrs. B.C. White. W. H. Bevon, J. T. Mills, Marrison Appich, Robert J. Taylor, Edward Baldwin, Robert Kidwell, and ali the Old Dominion Kifles were well, und all of the 17th are sate. The report of the death of Capt. Johw Taxtoe, of King George county, is cohiradicted— Goethe, Dee. Rud. i I. 0. 0. F.-CENTRAL LOBGE, No. 1.— The officers and members of Central Lodge are fraternaljy requested to attend a special meet- ing THIS ( Weduexday) EVENING, at7 o'clock, to make arrspgements for the funeral of our late brother, PG . Coster. Funeral to- morrow (Thursday) afternoou, at 1°) o'clock. _ it* F. B. LOBD, Jr., Per. See'y. 1.0.0 F—COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 10 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be heli THIS ( Wednes: ) EVENING, at7+: e’clock, instead of te-mo: row i ht Members Will pleaso be punctual in their atendance, as the election of officers for the ensuing term will tak: piace. in addition to the transaction of ot — business. JAS. H ths 1.0.0.8 LUMBIAN ENCAMPMENT, 60.1 arche: A Special Mooting of thé be hed THIS RVE it 7 nts for the funsral of sT8:. Funeral To-morrow After? eon, at }}, 0°clock. Members of six Rn- campments are fraternally invited to unite with us im the last sad rites. McLEAN,S nt WM. R. => L. 0.0, F —GRANBD LODGE.—Past Grands - Asseuible at the Seventh Street Halt TO. ORF OW ( Thursday) APTEKNOON, at 1+ 0 clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Past Grand Srarugy K. Costin, of Cen- trat Lodge, No. 1. Si eee Nek 30uN 7. Banas. 6.8 THE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF 8ST. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, corner |) th and lem ts, will open on MONDAY NEXT, 2th insi, _ de Sow = m 2 wx AND WOUNDED OF FICMS Sruerox Geareat’s Orvres, t Washinzton, December 16, 1862. Bick and wounced Officef® of the R+ guar in this city wil! call on Surgeon J.K. Barnes, Amr, a protessional attendance, Otfice No. a Sick and wounded Officers of Volunteers ih this city will eail op Surgeon M_ Clymor.U. 8. Volun teers, for professional attendauce. Office 205 Pa. avenue. Tie above-named Surgeons are specially assigned to thie duty. JOSEPH KR. SMITH, de Te dtf __Acting Surgsou General. TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON .— The Assessors of the different Wi will leet at the following places from 10 o’cloc! till 3 o’eleck P. w., trom the Mth. pe tucelst of >" 3s Ward. John A. Rheem, 172 Pounsylvania between 17th and igth streete. 24 Ward. Thomas Stewart, corner I2ih and H sts, pA Henry Carts corner sth and L sts. |. Thos. W. Barch, 5t! Gaeta atreet, between Arm: Sth Ward. George Collard, at T. Ka OBce Vir avenne, between 9th aud Lith sts, wih War er Hepburn, No south F strect, 9th streatea west between sth and 1 Apuasam Liscous, President of the United State \ of \ { that @utiirrMo appointed for the Btate of him aa such, and dectare fim free te exe! enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges « allowed to the Consuls of the most favored ——— OFFICIAL. America: To A0Whom i: May Con Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me Bape, of San Franci-co, hat been | Consul of thé Kepublic of Guatemgla, in the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused these letter to be made patent. and the Seal of the United | States to be hercunto affixed. | ae 23st Given under my Land at the city of Washi 1z- ton. the 24 day ef | [t. 8.j and of the Independence of States A ica th: States of America the By the President: DHPARTMEN? OF WaAsaixaron, ‘California, I do hereby AHAM LINCOLN. Witiiam H. Sewaap, Secretary of State. —— 619 NINTH STRBBT, nackte aks i) One Door from Pennsytvania Avenue, din cpambtabt ood a wae ei, ern. DEALER IN | the provort reper ie sat Tobacco and Cigars. | Fes - Tatanfera ae ae | : ned i The sticntipn of dealers ang he public isinvited | ——= = BP patie hake ran ia: Aree sonngatork of FINE TIROINTA GHRWING £0, | = (THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL. Stutce Navy, was yesterday delivered to ©, age es he eae kJ a ? | Tos@ay, Gen. Park (Gen. Barnside's chief of | (ite woe by rin und pm pelere dno oot a vot segotiengiae: stair) was examined with zeference to the tele | $utOf the Cireull Court by Hestor Fee i In. PLUG pong | a tae, * | grams from GeaeP. lo Gen. B. He had re- | Secretary of the Navy. The mouey mend eee eed beat, Gravely Twristy ceived the whele of them, ‘tnd testified that | ounted out im the marshal's offies in Mue Bene Chi Trotter's Rough & Ready, | Teeence of several wi the Lutte Stara, et 4 Dec. 19, 1862.5 H Releases from the draft on the ground of alien 3 Frauke Christ Joba Conr Rich Henry Reutber Cornelius Rist. . James McDermod Wilhelm Preuse John Oblinger. Peter Hauf... Nicholas Hen; John Heubleijn. Martin Pe' Francois Keider Buri..... ; George Besancon... Jovhua Michael Schmidt... Johan Peter Blankerheim. age have been al owed in the following cases; Name. Frederick Ludwig. Frederick Andrews | Carl Winkler..... e. Greater. n W.G, pnea Ba ‘ad Bobh ord Uprann, ae. J) Q.earbata December 9,4 Applic 0. do. De. es... Williams Cosho Nob! Wait. ‘0 Where Drafted. - Baltimore co., Maryland do. do. coshs co., Wisconsin. . Erie co., Pennsyivania, -Battimore co., Maryiand, 2 0 eae do plications Denved. no Seas Washington co.. Wiscon do. Waukesha co , fons Denied. Dodge co., Wisconsin, | . Baltimore co.. Mai Jefterson | do co.,Pennayl Vincenzo | obriscoe Queen Aane sco, Charl. @ Schle: Anue Arundel co., Md. dobanu Heinrich Falk. Dodge e ., Wisco % Hermann Beilbe. . ee» do. a J Avgust Kleinfeldt... do. do. Nicolas Qraser °..Kenos!ace., do. George Nisdar. do, emier 22, 1352, Dre Dolge c0., wpceese: do. 8g! do. ? 2. do. cembor 2, Ieee. co.. On a do. Wisconsin. ™M MURDOCH, = Tuk Emiyext Tracevias, Will give a DRAMATIC KEADING, OR THK BENEFIT OF THe FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, = 1S UR HALL OF THR + HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON PRIBAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26TH, Commencing at ¥oclock precisely Tickets of admis-ion & cents; to be had at the hotels and bopkstores, where programmes may be ebtained, i D MINCE ; Vomxstie mine | des MEAT. MEAT. KING & BURCHELL, Corner ith st. and Vermont av. NOTICE. UST Received » choice lot ‘of APPLES, and for | sale in lots to suit purchasers. at No. 171 Bridge sireet, next door $0 Dow ling's auction and commis- inn store. Geor, town, by je 23 Si : P. O'NBIL. | SHELL BARK NUTS, ALMONDS. COCOA NUTS, | ORANGES, gga | POR SALE LEMONS, APPLES, Air of fine. lar ed, sound au perfectly every way, | about ten hundred six Tatrest, from W until 20 clock. he Prarcarey, th Goov: COMBS, BB able for Christmas Presenta, & us OSWELL" corner Maryland avenue _BF-Call and wee @rconp HAND PIANOS. On private sale several excellent Rosew Mahogany Case PLANO and de 23- xt §*YRON, Moore, Sigouri Bryant. Pope, Co -per, Bur field. Halleck. Dra Music Racks, Auctioneers and Cx Chaucer, Milton, &e..&'e All th the finest Turkey Movocoe and Cn j ae piates le Sth Ward B.F. Dyer, residence Ten Buildings, | ¥. Clare's D BRUNET, sg" | M. 2 LADIES’ HAIR DRESSER iaker, from Parix. FH i Heed Dresses. and Ladies’ Hair ‘Dreming done at et e ices moderate. No. 508. above Penn. avenue de ee STANDARD WORKS. A porsow, incnepA RD FORRES. Rodettaon, Johaee Hy Par Lape (Ai D'ls- Hi, + eo. &o..&e. i in the finest Odf and Tursey Morece oBinding de 2 FRANCK TAYLOR. SREAT BARGAIN —Cne new seven GEO POEER oe tor wiley eee Was defaced by an secident on the Rail real, Will be told ata great sacrifice, at 6 Rew ae pane at @. METZEKOTT, Soret eetith —— ee EASTERN PRODUCE— 4 2.00 barrels APP LAS, +3.u POTas' 10 TeRNTES"” ry ER 2tons YERMON r Pawns sstlendiapee BUTTER. de 24 t_ Connecticut Hoasett weet BY Sos. ‘OTICE. HP Pohvener Jul 3 heen | starrived with ajoad 6 ‘Camber eonatenet Joseph Janney.’ 0 is her ti ‘sad remove the said. consignment athe erie will be stored at his expense and ri 2. BOXWELL, dorsi at Riley's Wharf foot oP a it, Fo* THE HOLIDAYS! We bhave on hand beautiful assortm . dies! ana Goats” RIDING Wis PS, SANATOGS ie Pee H RATOGA POLES: HORSR PLAN He = |) aes 5 ¥.'A. LUTZ, 392 Penn, arenes, und Hotel. ler Nation: NOTICE BEG Leave to inform fri in general that I have werirecd Tea 4 tego iD brought with a = SCAU PIPES ant CIGAR SOR eRe EE Perven wishing to buy Uhristase 0 well by Fzing me acai! before purchasing sia - where. T have also ail fine brands bacco and Cigars constantly on hand me 334 Pa. ave ‘ CARD. Tur Undersigned beg leave, to inform their { mer patrons that the: ‘hav 3S thels well-known hovae cn ten Btrect to Noy SP 7 four doors from the cernor of are now ready to nerve the for Indies and gea- market aflurds AND MINCR MBAT.—Cran- , Currant< aod Chiron. co and all kinds of Nu it, Goshen Bufer, Coffer, onl Apples, Onions, and Potatoes Pulverized Sage, Thyme and Mac, Carton Ginger, Preserves and Pichion Choice Green ‘and Black Tras, at to can de bought [n the city. bids JOS W. DAVIS. Corner %ti and & sia, iy suitable fer Chewing To- | _ Mrs. T. RUSSRLL & CO. | nf CUAL, delivered free from slat i Tities. if COAL—COaL! LARG¥. and complete asco 2.240 Iba, to the ton, EXCELSIOR FIRK KIN DLINGs f A box coxtaining 144 equates. ' Kindle a wood or charcoal fire. bur: to fe ket —fe mn Minutes—being the best ar’ tor building bres. W 0. 289 Ps ‘ay., betw. 1 23-10t EoAN33 OLp sranp, 4 No. 323 Payxsyivania Avexce, | ‘ Near foventh street. i FOR THE CHRISTMAS I! FIGS, RAISINS, DATES. ‘1 : kind in ¥, eight years old, and weighing’ pounds each. Price hundred doliars. Gan be seen at 457 e SHES, Ac y found in awell conducted Dru may be had at Bi A a FORTES, Covers, Stool: JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO. es White, Thomson M Untel., Ohron. i R MINCE MEAT, Wrorksaie axp Rerare. 506 NINTH STREET, One door above Pa. avenue. — black MULES, 84 weil a: 'S Drdg Store, and 7th street. de O77 at om . Merch: ook, Hernece pears, Bloom above bound in } If unaby of then ° FRANCK TAYLOR, | — ae mentof all kinda | ¢, dirt and other One square wit! ning from sight ‘ticle in the mar- | - M, GALT th and 12th als iD. i OLIDAYS: Just received from auction a large and choice assortment of cLos Ks, . CLOAKS, CLOAKS, of newest styles and most approved patterns, at eteatly reduced prices Al GOODS, at low prices for ca! _dessate ise. every variety of Sta) sh. RENCH MERIDOES DBESS GOODS of all kinda, | aif search of DEY GOODS WM. R, RILE dome ORTFOLIOS, American; Writing Desks, Rose and pie and Fancy DRY YATES & SKLBY, __Successorn te Heary Egan. FRENCH FLANNKLS, | SHAWLS o BLACK and COLORED 41 DS to Pies aca: & GRoTHER, No. 36 Central Stores, Betwoen 7th and 3th streets, op; Genter LEY ae at ail kinds, B. ENGLISH, M Authors, Poeket Books: Col: French. le nglish, ¥: PRANOK TAYLOR, nite jarket, FRENCH AND ; wood, Leath a Bindings; jored Toy Books: Flfsworrs: 8: ILLU! Afton sneak or ike MINATIONS. &e. Fire. &e. FLA Boman pragbers. Torpedoes, Cannons, Lanters, C5 His TO G1V8 NOTICE, ¢» have obtained frum the. Orehs Washington County, in the District » Columbia. Letters testamentary on the personal estate eo: James Hardie, iste of Washington county. de: ceaved. All persons having cinims agaiuet the asceaned, g by warned to cthibit th eon | wins @ Fou ai eof to the subs-riber, omer Before Ta ind day ef Deceraber newt : by law be excluled from ali tate. ¥ hand thie 234 day of Dece MARY A THOROLE. LOLLING. A HORSE SPLENDID HORSE, 4 at ood under the sadc orvot having say Cx be seen at tas stable ¢ &venue. corner of Jnckson Alley, JH A8DS0Ms HOLIDAY PRESENTS: Just opened avoth ot te some iinet Biotn OLOAK A. ich Pius rasted Heaver OLOAKS, Hick ririped ir che wad Gleth Lone SHAWLS, in ew a Al. st niuch lesa than former prices, “tention of purchasers is invited, towhieh | | and } the city. Blue Hen’s Chicken, dz-im* WM. H. THOMPSON, ives. and various other brands, I have also on hand, a large lot of CIGARS, | amined, and testified that it would have been FINE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING TOBAC | CO, which I invite attention to before purchasing. Virgirius, Foil Twist, | [uenett's Honey Dew, Sona Ie. stor. mber, A.D. 1g, Gravely. . WM. H. THOMPSON, 519 Ninth -straet, ,one doonfrom Penna. avenue. For the Holidays. A. MH. BININGER & €O., Braxen of Nos. 19 axp 21 Bnoap St., New York, OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIE STORE, No. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR TH IRTHENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE*OLD KNICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS | to the operations of his corps and that of Gen. TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS. FINE GROCERIES, —ALSo— CAN GOODS, KITS AND KEGS No.1 MACKEREL, KENNEBEC SALMON, ! SOUSED& PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, bd PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN CODFISIL, Togethor with all the LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE 8 ASON. . Mosars. A.M. B. & Co, are also Sole Proprietors of BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK GIN, Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use, Also, Sole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN, HAN artich of th fi st quality » of expens As we int spectiully req’ t A.M. BININGER & CO. hare no comurxion with | any other Louse aaa-tr Pp LP & SOLOMONS’ bought at their store warranted , and forwarded tyany part of the re. ad to be permanently located, we re- faniilies to give us acall ABRAM M. BININGER, HENRY T. CAPEN, wocomber, 1842. ROL N CHURCH, \gont PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS, PHILP & SOLOMONS respectfally announce the completion of their arrangomonta for the ensuing fe-tive seaton, In addition to their utually varied stock, will be fovnd a large collection of STANDARD AND OTHER WORKS, INustrated aul otherwise, in plaia and ornamon- tal bindings A superb tack of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, A vaety of PANCY ARTICLES, WRITING DESKS. from $1 to Erpecislly aw 169 each. POKTFOLIOS, EIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. CIGAR CASES, WORK BOXES, ODOR CASES. GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES PORTE-MONAIES, CARD CASES. INKSTANDS. Ac. 4 METROPOLITAN BODK STORE, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. iuth and Tenth streets. NEw, BEAUTIFUL, and CHEAP, | Go to the “Dollar Store," No. 135 PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE, NEAR 4% STREET. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER des 2st Ads. Silver Ware. SAM'L KIRK & SONS, "172 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD ESTABLISHED 1817. © SILVER TEA SETS, SILVER DINNER SKRVIOES, SILVER TUREENS, SILVER PITCHERS, SILVER SPOONS AND FORK3, | of the richest and most elaborate character of workmanship and the highest auality of Silver, er rurenasere may rety upou finding one of the LAkGRET and most in the country. choice collections of Silver Waré DOES H Youthw’ For sale low. | de 22-3t* JUST RECRIVED ‘H Largest and finest stock Gentlemens’, f and Boys’ SOFT HATS and CAPS “ BURR & BROTHER, 353 Seventh street, near I. FROM BOSTON. Tue Regular Packe Schooner, Chas. A. Heek- sher, bas ived hee ‘rola Apply oad is now discharging ‘era argue, Aw de zit _- SM Georgetown, B.D. W antares RST DREES BOOTS, of Gent's DR. ave eaene s large and fine assortment ‘a A Mirsea’ and Boys! Boots Bao us sed GAITE. BURR & BROTHER, i for Presents. they seemed to be intended simply to give his shal paid over to superior 1n command full information of the ot: ate situation, Xe. of #72,(00in c o - | 2,004in Dis bank Golonel Cleary, quartermaster, WAS Slg0 6x new ot tee = ree Oriesn = Ako impossible for Gen, Porter to march over dollars. _money..was. H = in the night he was ordered to moveat 1a. | citizens, summoned and sworn | m, and did not move until 4a. m., unless the H cbstractions to his progress had been previously > removed; which hid not been done, ! Capt. Fifield was next examined with refer- i ence to the condition of the railroad, &c., on Rev. female ho died Suturday at the {the ale ww on ‘y at mond House. From the evidence of the ‘esterday evening, FF sician =. Toner) and others, it appears | Pope's retreat. she stated betore her gath that her name pr Pinna Grane; of News Ned, A young man NOT IDLE, sii ‘de there was payin bis afer fo bet, and hee li the Confederates have entertaine oe oe hich cansed torua | idea that Burnside’s army was too much erip- ae an jake Up with Teadene Asstia. amas. pled by the recent battle to resume active | 7 =o SO anw Ree Sssumed. oe. moviments speedily, they have probably | learned better ere this. | 718 McDOWBLL OOURT OF INQUIRY. H e HHS i & ii "1 her To-day the cross-examination of Maj.(ien’l | Lom con! ma parece Sigel was continued at length, chiefly relative | Basten’s to = Shak, store be was deca” = jury ret’ a verdict that she came to her | McDowell, at and near Waterloo bridge, and | death by taking poison from her own hands, the orders received by Genaral S. when there. ounta-sann te auser Oem Julia Bue. | GENEKAL FOSTER IN TOWN. a a witness ‘fined 920. Jaa. General Foster atrived in town to-day on cena B Miler, Relies wai ey drank; busines#connecied with his command in North Carclina. He had interviews to-day with the President and the Secretary of War. THS OFFICERS turned over to military. of the Sixth Michigan Cavalry waite! upon | of boots; dixmixsed on achountof his age—12 Frerident Lincoln, Secretary Stanten and (jen. | yenrs, Patrick Grady, do; do. 10 Job | 8 em e - intervie Angus, tearing down circus; the HAlEck) 00 AA7,| BB TIRG DAS ERT Saree Superintendent. Wm. E. Murray, Edw. | with these officials. L.G. euting, fined $! each. Dr. W. Samuel Langford, drunk; Andrew sault and battery; dismissed. Patrick do.; fined $3. Frederick Klonaw, ridi ‘ pavement; Chas. Carr, suspicion of 8; diemissed. ee ae Brrer.—Another financial bul ‘bble, knows Hf . GEN. SLOCUM | as in tawn 0-d with a portion of hi from his headq rs towards the front. {| Personat.—Major General Park, U.S. V | Brig. Gen. Sykes, U. S.°A5 Brig. Gen. R a the « Bullion Bank,” has burst in this city, nolds, U ¥.; Commander J. ©. Garter, 1 l:avingsa number of well printed but werthless. iy ‘NH. Barney. collector port of New Yo: bills in the hands of persons but ‘able to lp-e the amounts they represent. mmrn generally have shunned these bills ever rince the organization Of the bogus concera, + and Thurlow Weed, of New York, are 4 Wil- larés’. ennNeipii=iis 02-5 and =, ai ne was mainly ~~ | the soorer classes p in the TELEGRAPHIC. = hege the parties interested every @ PRES GEES: to cirenlatc theirtrash, The bills were LATE FROM JAPAN AND CHINA, ‘Tday by soine per-onyat tive cenis 98 4 $< —— but the only sale effected, that we of, wes to @ party. whe owed the Rallioa ‘Tbe Star bas heretofere cantioned the pal i reforcnee to this concern, © ° s —— « RUSSIAN TKOOPS MOVING TO AID THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT IN SUP. PRESSING THE REBELLION, sade ase ° : i ‘ RIMONTAL Brois—About THE REVOLUTION IS JAPAN COMPLETE. | a.0g youne Penecten nates Pore Were deter trash net, who had ies m Up arms hecho? Union Simay, Was marricd toa your om, 2 ter of one of our citizens, Nir. A Winkie. >=: night the young lady and ber father lied to Justice Walter for a warrant for husband's arrest upon wins oo cf assanh and battery on the bride. his morning Sergeant Cronin srrested bim and.took him before Jus- Wait: r, atthe Fourth Ward Station. After “iow minutes paseed in conversation reistive 1o the sffacr, Justice Walter commutted Wer- ner to jail tor a hearing at court. San FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.—The steamer Scot- d has arriyed at this port, bearing Hong Kong date= to the 30th October, and from Shanghae on the sth November; alo leaving Kavaghawa on the d. She is the Briti-h pioneer of ihe new British line of steamers, making monthly trips be- | tween Sun Fraaciseo, Japan, and China. Her ' freight charges are ©? per ton; for passengers $20. She brings 700 tous from China, and 300 ; trom Japan, principally teas. She left twenty-cight steamers and seventy- | dive sailing versels at the port of Shanghae. Ww a’ MonzY MaRKrr. —Quotations ASEINGTON Mone’ e for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, fornished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers - ; It is rumored thata large body of Russian | U.S on MBX « {| troops are coming from Amoor_to the aid of the a ¥: sa sc Tndeiied: 99% = 4 | Chinese Government, to recapture Ningpo and Quartermasters” put down the rebellion. able in Certificates... J The Japan Herald, of the 22d November, jacinta npg mene e mx says:—The revolution in Japan is coniplete. Virginia bank PN A etd ae The Tycoon Las heey siripped of nearly all his | jen15 discount: Somth Carolina, log to oe special prigileges. 26530 ditcount: North Carolina, 25830 discount. Market inactive. apeeliipe tes A Kow.—This afternoon s fight took piace between Mrs. Nancy Me(nire add Mire tia. isp, im the house in which they with other tamilies sente = No. er sirest, po wtcteen or jacteenih streets, duri the former struck the Litter aheavy wae, tick ot wood, ber head There ls considerable inquiry smong the Ja- pines for steamships, to establish « line be- tween @racara and Yokahows. LATE FROM THE WEST. COLUMBUS, KENTUCKY, BEING REIN- FORCED, TO GUAKBD AGAINST A REBEL ATTACK, De STs THE RAILROAD TO BE REPAIRED AT ONCK, ~—e with St. Loris, Dec. 21.—Advices hayegbeen re. ceived by Gen. Curtis from Brig. Gen. Davis. commanding at Columbus, Ky., to the effect Soumerrs Finst—We benr withsurpris-, bet that hgsis iving reinforcements in ample | SS" 70! credit the statemen: that the managers setyon (o prepare him agaiust the contingen- | °! pdigme fed OT tee hospliais tnt-nd = ghee eUenis, nurses and ndants at the first table, and then tosa) be sick soldiers at iable No.2 We sincereiy All whe fan auack upon that post. He don’t think that any attack is medita: by the enemy in.that direction. As 16 the injury snid to have been done to the Tailroad, General Davies has not fully ascer. tlined the extent, but expects to Tepair it at once. hope we Lave been misinformed, have con:ributed, we dgubt not, did so for tha PUrpose of ministering to the pleaswre @° the Fick, and not of nurse It is thore who have suffered sbould be the fimt to provided. m the -orvice whe partake of the delicacies ~—— PERIOR IMPORTANT FROM NTLCKY. AStAUITING A Gerri . ; ——»——___ night, john Murray, a soldier. while drovk, FLOYD AND HUMPHREY MARSHALL MOY ING | Stacked Major Clancy, of the ist New York INTO KENTUCKY PROM WESTERN VIR Regiment, on PD street between Twelfth and GINIA WITH A LARGE Coy Thirteenth, by first se zinc him. and loud words FEDEKATE FOROE. —_$—<—<@—___— PUkPARATIONS MADE TO MEET THEM. Sisinwsaimats (asuing, Roundsman Tait stepped them, when Murray retired a few steps and dra 8 inrge-sized navy revolver, threatened the ms orand roundsmanalso. The arrested him aod jo*ked him up in the Ward Station, and this morning he oan tree CrsctxNxati, Dec. 4.—Advices from Lexing- to the aniae ever to the tary autborities. ton, Ky., report fears of a raid by Floyd and | Humphrey Marshall, whe are in great force = Ronsrxy.—Last Wm. Fuller fopien from Westers Wirginia. ‘Bhey are rapidly ad- | xt the station boure | vancing through Pound Gap. A movement of | lodging, and complained at same Gime that | Our troops has taken place from Richmond, | b€ had been robbed of ninety dollars, fourtwea- Kentucky, that will relieve Eastern Kentucky ty ana Mire. Kelty pear 3 aa from this new invasion. Te PAE SF ean ‘with the ——— represented th-msel falsely, H NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. goverpment clerks of he War ‘and Treasury | Syl Yorx, Dec. 1-11} a. m.—First Board — periments. . S.Coupons, 1881, 103 y; 7.3-10 Notes, Bovuntize to IWyaley; U. S. Demana- | Gold, 132 01924. iar eA TONER | ARRIVAL OF GOLD. ATCHIRON, Mo., Dec. 22.—The Denvwerex, ~ prese | trict. The citizens’ commitiee, Major K. B. Freneh, treasurer, lave out to tnix date over 4,000 fur the relief unterrs. has arrived, bringing nineteen thousand dollars in gold dust. _——<__ T KEN AS STON pele METBOPOLI- CONVALKSCENT Camp CreisTuas Duxswer, Dexwinc te Assartr.—On M 2 aoe On the ist ini * ‘The ladies and gsenthmen desi; asei cere ann S022" __383 Seventh street, near I. | about 1g bands Bight wee et ark Sa MABE, | by their lator at the dinner at the Convalnes oa & SCOFIKLD’s, *OR SALES im | (@0lored,) who ackac ng wie Be: | cent Camp, will cers and Soldiers’ Supply Stor Three portable HOUSES, with <s a aving stolen the Pp» will report at 13 im 309 Kat nae ptensils and fixens. Also, WAGON and HAR- | *8™e from some place and. The Dr. Munson’s, 412 Nin: al © Willarda’. Re ia ‘ charge 4 th street, at & o'¢! 3 IND MEAT CUTTeny nm. N38S,, Haanize at 369 Porin. enue. oF om the-| pfainst said Queen vif be no titmiseed by the | Precisely: as the train of wagons will leave SA SAEARD MEAT CUTTERS, pital. Taeis test goes Hoe | Righort bidder athe Nese anna for oath, te the | #Tid plage at 9 o'clock a. ma. Coaveyances SAUSAGK STUFFERS = BROW MARTIN. | Saturday. January 94, 1600 St is cle eet nished grateiiouty. SA 7 5 | "Tira 1. BOSTON BROWN Bum long the owner previously appear, prove Mus. Da. Mcsaon, Presidont. Oe gene | grees lover of's good, ‘healing, and Tatteeeae | atthe same tine aac aires suereon, Man © Byatwe 0 . * } ivr nutrie: 4 and subject t> the KET THIS NG. : Saw i) 5 same conditi Ibe sold jack al falling LARD PRESSE: i, fees be. ; | Hotels. Rating Hounes, Sutlers, Grocery Stores yeare old; short tail and about pena Sales tee aan jy Jor the Center Market, the For sale, wholesale or retail’ at lowest prices and Families supplied every morning and evening bi stolen from Samuel H. Hamiltsc Ov, Of course be. but im eee On UARTHOLG Ge | with thindelicious article. ¥.0. Aon Arandel Co. Md. by Thogisis. | OTS that heir pairous may Barve an G2-1m__S56 Seventh rt. et. Pa. av. and Canal, | ;,Alt0, Warm, Baked Beane, every Sunday morn. who has been pespinsed by the Gr 7 Rily of making provision dcr the remaluaer of ts Seventh Pa. ay. an | j : : wee Sat FeA8eANKe PLATIORN axD i siLiONa’ « od th Bakery, Not Jose D ate bee St GRO. KR. iERRICK, Proge ally al See Sacarday, the ‘calers mt eee tT COUN jALKS, a enn. avenue. St an abundant HERRING’S FIRE A} | Give usa call, : r *upply will be offered - way Bey Rehae PROOF SAPES, | _Rememberthe mamber—995%. de6-eotwe —— 3° PLASTERERS. em. : = [etme PRRSSRS, 4 ' GOLD PAPBRHANGINGS, Bureau of Construction cel dant weeny oe xp Comminare— STOKE TRUCKS. Go Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium | Hdors and teric, aah fine! heaving in t Tusiice Thoaps.n gare & HER BAKROWS, éc.. & priced GOLD PAPERS. Also. w vatiete of Of the Treasury Extensions” of the west And Peier McFill, whe were ee eraknae For sale at lowest prices ‘ lank PAPERS, at the lowest cash prices, Bidders must state the price per forther hear! J committed for & Sp. RARTHOLOW. | WINDOW SHADES of Any Sequired sivie ot aie; | ure. The whele werk whi segeiss cont, the eens of st-ating an over- ie-jm __ S58 Seventh rt., bet. Pa.ar.and Cann}, | ja Store or made to order. ents for Fai uaa: De a penarR sand hair of ErgRt proports Nerrit ay PY L80N'S PHILADELPHIA orcounsry. nfsie ne dincaceindat mia Bad painting teen ete o © was d emed sufficient to Ne. 119 P pee, PROVISION STORE, ornerms cagh fot goods and} bor, whi joan reser ven the right to rejestany gr aij | °OUTS 82d the J) ; The undersigned takes this MANGA of cotirning | . ernment todo so, Netid either ot thaGor- | | bis Shanks to the itizend of the District for the _E0l-eolstif” 4 dd ._ | inconformity with this advertisemenWrad tate | about the iifiedisicey spear enaecrmsen! 500,000 city BGG WhGEa ape | SU Raeceenkeitcuan mt te ls: | Tone was OP as sill kon sdhcigced chetpady B= Soup. Wao Bie gale Engineer in charge Treasure Deceit vat d. ty Bre Roeeohay ter nana tas on . 9 P. B.—Full eize drawi 2 dinner to. 4 Bia ia 4g cwual, w full sages o> Bone tn for sale cheap’ for ‘cash, at the | tine drawings of mouldings and sched. mosrow. The Pi ir p and Candle Works, ‘Grace ule of quantities can be meen at tii, oats : Sere partly purchased g asset PRY. SW te my tH A "Geo Wo street and the | “ipo! aus Tutell! and Rep.) tion of Presiden: Tancote, = ne Uberal dows Pata PRINT — — Sereees ie THR, FR! Season B ia alto, B HABE jain f Pri ficers’ messes rs assortment of marketing ever ‘offered ie ne ae € 3. W. COLLEY, | a4tf 369 Ba. avenue. Washi « ,, x H r Lor ma ¥ worth tiany, , THOS. R. WILSON. co., KY YROM MAROH TTI Dit By Adam Gurowsel, pre eee Q 7088 SUPERIOR _ Li For aate in lots to de 15-205t* MOTHY BAY suit. MORGAN & RHINBHART, Poot of G street, WwW ALL, or Citleens and, ates STEPHENS & OO. ADY-MADE 0! LOTHING PINR QUALITY wishing to supply teem. Seivea with first-class ta will Aad . fora Sepia peousnorteen smpomngetenant Ne ia ington, D. J. Gnd Guishef in the most aupetior maanctn es, Dresély for eur \. * : 1.1, STEPHENS & 00., OR TAYLOR, | domo ay eee Oia aad Tota aks, CRAB For sais by o — conais BURQY._ jorner fxn veath atre € trons bad # bPsring t Uadee » had tore 5 Fergusoa, PRESB Be who held Lim te bail for Jest Reverved. Por sale 4 a aeoeee . Dr-1n1ERs, Convarnece: 5 _____Oorner Tant & Gny.6! dimrere wees eee, oO — Kemer. Crores TEAS bimoad Of alikinds, euctckcer F were ALD < Por sais by Fast recwived mre, drunk; us aoe * de 3-21" WM. CORWIN #URGY, Gerty at Grover’. Th ater turns Corner i aud Bl -vouth abreete 5 ta dro burke, astault oa Be JF