Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1863, Page 1

IB PUBLISHED EVERY AFfERNVON, (SUNDAY RXCEPTED,) i aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 3'A AVENUE AND LITE ST . @oassn Prx: oe REBT, Ww. D. WALLACH, pes Uae Papers served without wrappers by carrier= Jeont per copy, or 28 cents per month. In by earriers st @48 year, or 37 cents month. To mai) snbacribers the price is & year, in advance ; 22.60 for six months, for three months: andfor less than thfee monthe at the rate of 12 cents a week. Singl- eepies; with or without wrappers, Two OBNTA G7 ADVERDIsBNENTA should be sent to the @M@iee before 11 o’slock m.; otherwise they may Bet Uppedr axtil the nex’ day b DENTISTRY. | ___DENTISTRY. q™" DISCOVERY iN DENTISTRY. H Tesh Extracted without Pain sith the Mubrie of | em. idk all @ having teeth toez- | I would Saving sit by ing i to call WIB'B office, sop hete Sew taken out by this new: Seater ie Segre aor cot tas new a: ime ved method of eas zeerting axtietal Tooth. a onde see the great im: men’ teeth You wil have them in no other style than this new —_ sores pong ks ‘342 Pa. avenue, dstween ® Tes 8B LEWIB. M. D.. Destint, | “AUGHING GAS! _ (o. Pain in Extracting Teeth bere ie no dem ieeiug Snis Gas (pure Bitrous Oxide) even thone who are a: iy tive or delicate im constituiion It+ inhs produces sleep. or cons, in 4bcut two minate-, Gnd its effect passes offin the same ienzth of tia” e and administered st the office of Dr LOOMIS. 33% Pa av. nearcorcerdth et. os¥-1m* i : ait KA strongest most perfect denture that an produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be —No. 33® Pennsyivauis avenas fond Wan streets. Sine DOT kee Iss COAL. 3,000 TONS COAL! | OOAL, 1,500 CORDS WOOD: FOR SALE, BED AND WHITE A8H COAL, EGG, STOVE AND FUBNAUH BIZB. OAK, PINS AND HIOKORY WOOD. Comp Lzrerr ob Saws AND Bruit aSY L2NG? om Bisse Requingp, The above is of the very best quality, and willbe sok at low prices, SF Velivered to any part of the city free of eharge. ar W H. MARLOW, South side canal, corner Boy tf Seventh straet. GALLAGHER & BENJAMIN, BROKERS, No. 310 Chertuut street, Philatelphia, Pa ‘ashed ip al! Legaliaed Lotteries, and in- D given no a Prtz form: 6 ELACK C’ OTH OLOAKS. 200 DACQL KS, CIR Jt LARS, &o,, &e, AY MAXWELL» CLOAK ANU MANTILLA EMPORIOM, A SPEC AL RARGAIN LoF, Which we sre pel ing a! S15, 3 5. $16, 313 and B20. These Cloaks are -ucb superior t y that 4 Beme: MAX WELL’s, ave prev offered at there p: 32™ Pennsy.vonia avenue. R ber the plac _¥ B. Cloak Rooms in a4 story, SUL VER WARE, WATCHES. JE SAM’L KIKK & SONR, MANUPACTURBES ISTABLI“R DIST 172 Baltimore Strict, Baicimore, Ma. Hilver Dinner and Tea Be: vices, Spoons ani Forks, with a large variety of small Silver Artisies for presents Fine Gold Watchos, rich Jewelry, +n- ar ¢lled, Diamond and Jewelry M#®e?t L. TO THE AFFLICTEB! DAVIS has again returned to the eity, advise those toeatl upon him who are ith Gonorrbers. Gleet, Beminal Weak- mary Secondary and Tertiary Bxphiiis, ‘ism, Gout, Bronebitia. jarged Tonsile, 's bergfuia and all Blood and Okronioc FEMALE DISEASES Treated im the most Scienirfic Manner. The Doctor's Diploma from one of the first col- ewes ip the United Btstes, bags in his offi:e, and those “ng themselves under hiscare can rest one enaheds Wik not be subjected to quackery any de DB All visita strictly confidential. Persons calling wit See Bo one but the Doctor. rate. fice 43% 7th street, near F, opposite Post Of- fee, Room 22 up stairs no 17-Im* Ro 26-Im* Neural, Dia NOTIOE. Aorine MASTER’s MATE O. BR. JONES hav- Ing deserted from the U. 8. Steamer “ Eutew,” on the ith instant & reward of thirty dollars {9 is hereby offered for his apprehension and delivery ta the Commandant of any of the Naval Stations. Navy “GNDIWA HARWOOD Oomlay * et Navy Yard, Washington. OOPED SKIRTS AND BRBAS GOODS. 3) dozen HOOP SKIRTS of new and beaatifal de- x Iso. ‘Plain and Corded POPLINE, MERINOES, OOSUNGS. VALBNOIAS, PRtoolved aud al iow prices rioes. é > sy . Se ea. TAYLOR & 00. BR GARMENTS. Vee @ NEW STYLES. w oe SON an assortment of im e! povetend OB IL Danas cupTuTNG of the new- Y nt season reas Pa soe ‘wear, wo ‘which w8 invite the attention of parents. WALL, STHPHENS & CO., 332 Pa. av., and Wth oe 2-if.tf {Int &Rep.} det. 9th te £2 MONBY |—MONBY !—MONBY! M. . WALSH & 00.. pet eel ry ane a ee in 'e of from one dollar to tem thousand dollars on col- = L ADVANORS will be made on all kinds Diamonds, Gold =f or Watoben a "ever ‘Ware, Musical 7 aie. Hardware, tains, &e., &e, veral >aetaees ia this efty, und favorably known to many of ite citisens, we are jent that to all who may us with business ve ats sotioteetion. pom? Licensed Pawnbrokers, ; TT [9 PUTMEAP. DavaGIsTs AND OTHERS. Prof. WUONDBAM’S TOOTHACHE DROPS, the relied Knows, it po 10 Im* STATES 6-20 BONDS, = UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY HOTS, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1951, UNITAD STATES CBETIFIOATES OF IN DEBTEDNESS. Gold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Brohaage on al parts of Burope and the Nortnern Cities, BOUGBT AND SOLD, Weare eathorised to furnish §-3) Bonde at par enti) the ist of August next, when the priviledge of comversion ceases, Orders for BtocksandGol executed ia New York exclusively on commission. ¥i BITTENHOUSS, PANT & 00., 7 Bankers, 363 Penn.svenue, giLves PLACED WABB. : We have recently received a beautifal assortment of Silver Plated Tea Bets, U amie orn Eiags, Goblets, de. ado warranted superior quality of piste, ii *"o" W. BOTBLEB & 20N, Geperal Houre-furuist ing Store, nofteost 31% Penna syo., bet oth and 10tn ste, v=, XXII. BOARDING. BACLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH | Nes bene eee ere poane. Street, Georgetoen dale N@.—A Gentiomen and hie Wife, or & le gentlemen, «ho will farnieh iheir 2, can be accommodated in a quiet pri “addressed sen See office, for en, Star Ns three days. aid de 2-3t* OABD FOR PERMANENT OR TSANSIENE B' Persons, with lar e and bandsomely farnished vate fa % Terme moderne Rooms. ina it , pear Penn avenue, wae es Twenty rat ats, . Terms, moderate. A at¥ TABLE, BOARDERS OAN BE AO comm odated wita 4: Board at 510 Mass, avenue. Terms #4 per week. dels” OA RD —Two clagantly Furnirhed Suits Roo-ns on first and second tloors, with frst class Board, at 301 G street tetwoen Ista and sth rs the rooms if desired. no 3) Gt UOM8 -TO LBP WITH BOARD, -Newly and hardromely Furnished Rooms to lst, with Bosra a 13 @ atreet, between 2ict and 224. bo S'-1w* Ny 247 LY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— with Board. at No. 4=6 Tweifth strect, bat, B anc F. One or two large Rooms, suitabie for a party of gentlemen. | Do 4-Im* Dcaerecmammmmmmiraesane==aneenaemeeeeee ead PERSONAL. .. both prisoners in the 01d Capitol, who took Ds ton, and moat anxious to find them, Gom be Washington City. mow ready to read the Past, Present and Pature, Ladies 8: cents; gentiemen 8! No. 60 south A st. 4 door: FORMATION WANTED OF H. T PURES 1d PHILLIP 8 BPICER. doth of Ouipeper, the cath of allegiance, and were rent to Philale'- pouaand dischar; ed. Their families are now in ications for their families concerning them ldre-aed to W. D. WALLAOH, Star office, i de 2 2t Mane AHOLIAB WOULD RES°KOTFULLY announce tall inquir sons, thet she is and msy be consulted confidentially on all impor- tart matters at all times from 9a.m until? p m east from Oarroll prison, Oapitol Hill, Warhinetor, DO no? Tm” A + MEDICAL NUTIOR LL "emale Compisints, likewise Gout, Rueum atiem, Neuralgia, &o , cured without fait spredtiz. MRS. . 3Bo -Im* 445 K street, Wasbingtoa. Bs. L. 8MITH— The Greatest Test Medium Age—Will give hype for sshort time a: I street, between 4th and 5th streets. to examine diseases, see your dead as well as living friends; gets names, reads character, and reads the future: mMagvetisern. fittings $1 m in” ~ EDUCATIONAL. ‘HE MIBSES PECK 8 a Pataows > Jno. Potts, Beq., War De- Maj ehomes P. Morgan, partment, v8. Ir Smoot, Maj Robt A Kinzie, U, Ms)j.!os,H. Katon,U.8.4, 8, A. a Dr 8 L. Loomis, A.M. Lt. Gol. 8. H. Lathrop. Ro 25-ec6t* 188 BROOKE'S ENGLIsa AND FRBNOH Boarding and Day 8chooi, No. 130 Penn. av.. Seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth semi-annual session of this Inetitation will com- menee on Monday, September 2?th, 1363 Circulars can be obtained at the bookstores and of the Prin- stpal. 8@ 14-4m* ata. Mesis | FOR SALE AND RENT. — A nrioz HOUER. In sompiote tepsir and now |, in oni yeady for eeoupancy, will bésold ona commodath « ms, siradle PF. 3 . from rall- road Ps rttes frome eshipates, Sanit exchanged fer Hee improved TOparty RIOR On § Soces and. a.ec0d stable en es lees GHOUREY SCAND ob Sooms,’ for Bix Beall HUUE 3, at once. HOUERS, im different parts of the ity. iret class Buildicg LOT, on oth atront 2 fect br yo hiner a LOT oe Momasutetee arenua, and M streets, A fine Building LOT on Matreet. Also, some 30 other 1 OTB neat Hib acd Pe : guspioome BROOMS fcr rent, in dr@erent parte of ‘A Scud Business LOT, corner of 7th st, east and nue. “oe MITOHELL & 20, Real Estat- B: obers, southeast cor. of Pa ave, avd loth at, B@” WANTED TO PUROH. Will and Btock of a Grovery, Restaurant, or other 9 ood pay- ing business no im ZSIRABLB ROOMS FOR RENT—At a low pt Apply at 253 Fourth street, bet L st, a New York avenue. ° * de 1-3t” ANDFOMETY VURNIGHED PARLOBS—ON 311 @ st. Tt frat focr. with Board, for reat, at bet, 11¢B and 12th ste. Meals farniahed in room it dertred, ée i 3t* {OK RENT—Three Pleasant Furnished ROOMS, 1 Oty @arand water for gontiemsa, No, 417 12th street between New York avenue and I etzeet, est (OK REAT—Two neatiy PURNISHED PAR- LOR#, with Chambers adjoimag savable tor Members of Congress. near the Nations! Hotel, Apply at 354 and 356 C street, between eand ah i Ktreets. sass s FS EENT— fhe WAREHOUSE in rear of store 519 7th rtreet, and back of the Aveaue Hoare, Eutrance by ailey from D street, Suita’ ale rage porpoxer or carriage depository hy to JOBN C(GDEN 519 7th street, near Pa. avenus Ge 1-3 wie od ,OR RENT—¥or fix Months —A DWéu JING. A HOt 5K of ten rooms, well Rarp lated: zeae u out otor 36 Wator, anc centrally loss Terma, Aonaddrorn WO Mar ofits Tha uch for 2 boarding: house, need not ap ly. of PORBEBSsION aod house; the House Seven rooma, a mmedial® posres at slow rent. Prise, including Furuiture, dep ate OK falLb—The righ FURNItURK ofa Baw is fayoranly located. contain! perticn of the Ferniture pea; sich 93500 daress Mrs 8T. CLAIR, Star OM-e F OR RENT—at No 450 izth ati aca BED ROOM on the first fluor, or two Par lors, Ajro,@Bitcbeo if the parties seating those reome desire to farni-h their owu neala Shere is ay excellent restaurant in the immediate viein ity whieh their meals may be obtsined. The Jocation ir one of the most derivable in Washington, being witbio five minutes’ waik of the Treaary Department, Willads’ andth. Kirkwool House ard the avenue O 26 lw R42. CHANCE FOR A BUSINS-3 MAN — Por Ba e, the tock and Fixtures of a Clothing tore. including Baty Caps. Boots, and Shaaa; the whole stock will be sold at a creat bargain, aa the owner in going to lease theeountry. The Store ia for selecriesse Inquire at 229 Seventh rxtreat, betwen MandN, BO 3)-4t kK STAURANT ANU BAB FUX BALK. Restaurantand Bar No 439 %enn av whieh bes been im aucesesfil eperstion for-ti months past. is forsale, with Good Will Fixtarae, 4c The prerent proprietor oa y <ellirg 01 as count of pressing eveaze entaeisewhere Apply st the Bwivon, No, 439 Penn. avenue, bet. 3i aad 4p Rte rof'iw Ww GAS FIXTURES. B Have in Store, and are daily receiving, Gar FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and bor ae Finish, superior in style to anything heretofors offered in this market. We invite citisens enerall to call and exariip- var stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURSS, foelin, confident that we have the best selected stock ir ey Al Werk ta te shove roe intrusted to oe ‘are prom tend: . mar ht" MYERS McGHAN,376 8 VENTH 8TREST 5 i 0 P. J. BELLEW & Ov., MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, Permanently established in 1860. QUARTERLY SALES, Independent of the great advance ofall kinds of FANCY GOODS, &o. We have determined net to depart from our usual custom st thieseeson. Weare bound to sell cheaper than the cheapest We are avente for the sale of McClain’s celebrated Cocvanut and Quince- HAIR OIL8, COLOGNES. EXTRACTS, &-, Also, CHRIBTIANA’S COLOGN KA, EXTRACTS, &e. ’ Premium Honey, Paka, 4 Ao Woy Wiedsor FOLLER #OABS? nord Also, TAYLOR'S FANCY £0AP8, Put up in Family Boxes to suit purchasers, Wholesale and Reiatl. Also, Fall Lines of Notions and Faney Gooda, All of which we offer at the Manufacturers’ Prices, freight added, The TRADE, DEALERF, HOUBSEKEEPERS, And PBDLARS, Are respectfully solicited. We guarantee tosell at New York 3nd Philadelphia prices, or Perish in the Aticmpt. P. J. BELLBW & 00., no 25-im 10 Seventh street, Washington. Crores HOLIDAY GIPTS, OHBIBTMAS PRESENTS! NBW YEARS’ GIYTS! Attractive to both ladies and gentlemen in searoh ive if ‘esent for friends or relat Si large and fine stock of the most destasble articles for seoent just seen Thovized. o the np 0! 8: "HOLIDAY GIFTS. dine Tide Hantkeeuhsis, Pike Pemiin ae protdered, 5 m2 Ned and Hommed Hanekerehiefs. re Tack: int Lace, Point & aly Englinh Thread, Valencie ines aad Maltese Lace liars in sets in great variety, resek a exet sod Gambrie Sete and Collars, nen Russian Peta, White end Oolored Liner Collars and Coffs. new styles Infants’ Frenoh” Worked Bebes, ‘siste, ‘* Merino and Lace oer Fine Imported Fans, | Purses, Porte- OD al Headdresses, Head Notts, Lace Bleeves, Dress Caps for elderly ladies, ch Bonne’ ae _ And many othe articles ‘auitable for 1 resents. 8 Lo guaract actly presented, f goods can be bought any bs Wand examine KLIN BTOHIBON, No. 12 Market Bpace. 20 23-tJal Detween 8th and 9th streets. RRApicay OURS OF RUPTURE. DE, MARSH, From the Burgical Institute of Marah thers, corner of Broadway and Aun streets, Now York city, who has devoted many years to the treatment of Hernia or Bupture, desires to inform those afflicted, residing in Washiz.gton and suburbs that he hae taken Rooms at 308 F street, between lith and th. inthiscity, where he can be cousulted for a few weeks, from the Istof December. Bxami- nations made and and advice given gratuitously. In addition to Trusses, he will also have on hand, Qselect assortment of Bilk Blastic Stockings an! Kxee Caps, for Varicose Veins and Swollen Joints! Bilk Klastic Belts for Abdominal Support ; Prolap- sus Ani Instruments ; Suspensory Bandages for Varicoeele ; Instauments for all kinds of Physical Defromities, suck as 2ow Legs, Knook Knees, Our- vative of the Spine. Aliso, Shoulder Braces, &¢ Office hours from 9a. m. vuntil9p.m. Sunda: Wa.m.ontilsp.m as w ESTABLISHED 1060. ave me tocontinue the PAWN BRO SUCINBSS in thie wir. 1 take this method of Dil atlas te foan money on Goud and Bllver Watenee Blstocades Jemolsy. Ladioa? sad Geo wt a on Wearing & 1. dO 5 ee pee Pye, Na’rIVS WIN J UBLMANN'S Capitol street, coraer pe 2i-rma* GRAPEVINE 1VB THOLSAND Tess AY Bo 2-im* LES 3 UFLMaNN, North Qapitol street, eorner of Vooudary street, » Penn, avenue and 11th ste, ABBY AL OF BANTA © © Great opening of DS AND TOXS FOR FANCY GOO. OLtba tee Tas tle folks, on. #uitabie for big angdi a GuiTon Bo 20-3t __ 298 Pennayivania avenue (BEAT CLOSING O01 SALE OF GROO! TTY aa Ninth street, a few doors Me, Got Me ssa 13, stock will b wi beut reese: Bo W.3t* MOST ABW D VERY ¥INE Ab! none PAY ry PLANO FORTE will be id sen Joa) city, be a hist ifasla'Btors,cornect VOY uth tire stock former! Sine, a, oon isting Of Sagete, ite, Backs of fait, Bence I ‘ait, Ligaore, Bc All of the abas; dosed ont within the next fe at prices to suit customers, 2 TZE Fo KENT—Two new STURBS, io one ct the best business locations. suitable for cluthin ¢, &e. Aiso adesirable DWEGLIN ¢in rear. Ia qubeofB MACK ALL, Jr. No 457 13th strset at 2o’cloek apy evening, ned Iw* I OT FOK BALE Of KENT—ritaatal a> Gaat aside of 7th street. between L and M; 25 fast Bt @ 6 feet deep, 3 feet alley ia raa-. The wrer penter aud join r; can build a brill ipg W xty days on the game For further partioulars inquire ai the Oarpenter Bhop on Ri at., between léth and isth, no ¥7-39 JOSEPH P. LEE A 90. Rus KENT —teveral FURNISHED ROOMS, two of them communicate, ant woulda snit’ two wertiemen who eculd use on as & parior and tne otheras @ room Location y«ry convenient. oDiy atew doors from Pennsylvania avenue, 199 Tenth strevt, between Peunsylvania avenue aod C 2 artes. a ee S| Ko. BALK OR RENT—Teo Desirable BRIOK HOUSES, nearly ew. containiag 6 good-sized rooms ; 0B a street, boty cen Virginia aren ie 1 and B strect south, Nor 164 and 170, have tact been thoroughly repaired throughout’ suitabls for remdexces, stores, &e. Inquire of B. M.9K- ALL Jr.,ho,” 457 ibth street, at 2 o'clock any evering. Bo7l-iw* Fox S4Le—a MARKEBT PARM of about 23 acres, two miles from thi avy. ¥ard B idge. Also, & Place of 83; Acres, suitable for ma>ket pur. 6 ope-acre ttorney. City Hall; J. W BAR che L srest. near feresth: GEO, A. rover’ e near ri i 2021 2" TNCHARLMS J. CHLMANN: Fo LENT—Two neatly-farninhed PARLORS, one of which is used as a bed room; within five minutes’ walk of the State and Treasury Depast- ments, Inquire at 420 Fourteenth street., bet. H al elfen D- BOO Willa’ and ‘Kirkwoods’, No ebildres ta the house. _ eo 28-t SANTA CLAUS 18 COMING wits TOYS}-TOYS!—TOYS !—TOYS!—TUYS! FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTE. Just reeelved at P. J. BELLEW & ©60.'3, 510 Seventh street, ‘The Largest and Choicost Selection of FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN and GERMAN TOYS and PANCY GOODS ever opene? in Washington, comprising in part elegant @iltand Bronse Vases, every size in tho trade, for presents; Ladies’ and Gents’ Faney Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Faney Oabas, Ladies’ Trav- eling Bags, Satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar Btande, Walking Do! & full line of China and Wax Dolls, Fancy Mi Bates, Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons in thousands, Bugles, Horns, Pop Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with innumerable other Fancy Toys we are obliged to leave out for want of space, * We respectfully solicit a visit from every lady and gentleman im the community? then conve- Ricat. We don’t notice competitors in this line. We guarantee to sellat New York and Philadel- phi prices. We will sell chesper than the cheapest. The trade ‘respectfully solicited, A liberal dis count to city and conatry dealers. We ask, “ Have you beer to our establishment?” If mot, Jind it, enter it, and your fortune is mads. P.J. BELLEW & 00. 510 7th street, three doors south of no SS Odd Follows’ Hall. 1aNO8! MUSBIC!, P BHABPS! ols S Azent for Bchomacker & Co 's eclebr: bila- deiphia PIANOS celebrated FI ted New York Pianos, eR oot for Lewis's celebrated Harps. com prising nearly everything publis] M@tioosi Aira ie Operatic Slectiops in Book Form, from 36 to 5: cents per Be A collect on of new Songs and Pieoes just reosived frem the pubiieher «6° d Piano ortest Hote LAURE C MONTOOMEEY, MBELODBONS! Agent ior Grovestein & Qo.’s celebra t Music & with Pisno Aecompaniment, Shee ger. ” bath Bchool Helections, &c.,only Scents per ok, Instruc.ion Books and Portefolios always on beud, ‘Teachers furnier ed atl No. 4 Market Bence, Pa av, wetween é hh streets,’ ad sto: ; ween eth and 9 Wasnt NE CARVED 7 OOTAVE PIAN for Peis One 4, Octave, for $150 Both have used a short time only an ; inate entries aber cameos Te ceived a large assortment of PIANU! Lites} from lhe d sotdrier pf Steinway & & Bsovn and Baines Brothera,wbich we offer jor cele at the lowert factory 9 ices, Pur shaving exclusively for cash, wo ai¢ enabled to offer better torus then any other bonsa, igs : ZI e! oor \s R* UVAL— he sul in pre, Aoen aes DEPOT has re! the corner o! rh and E aye, A bee ato Feopire orders ond end. Daal, of i ane far jebich he bass ful suppiy at erate iprices. {no sein) and, SRD WELL, WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 38. 1863. Avenue, near Wi Hotel, Lnozanp Gnovss........—......-.... ...Director. IMMABNsE’ ENTHUSIASM! ai it rio! of TOR oleh porrianr ‘SND MAR- URY DAN EVENING: Dee 3, T 5 Atacnarter to§ Ppccinely Grand Overture, *Al- ine Memories. itz and Grand Grek ‘ orderiv) Hxercisen oo the Gora Tendu: Jdlian Phiiippe te Exe:ciseaor theS Mlle Ma-ietta Za:.f-ettsin ba anc Te be fou: warps eennelt Beit it itomime of ethri C) ime owes CONTRABANDISE Produced under the immediate directienef Mons. -th'eu. ‘Roman Giadiatorr, by Joilan and Phi'ippe Marti- nett, Spring Time Bympho- y Boppite and Grané Or- I ‘a. To copelude with the ba; + enelade wi t."Leeember 5 Admi Ladi DP 2Derntr; Gentlemen 50 cents. sone to all p: rts of the house. FORD’S NEW THEATER, Joan ¥ eae BSTRERT. ABOVE 8. Alas of Holiday § AST NIGH* CP THB INVISIBLB PRINOR. DART AIS (thursday) EVENING Deo. 3, ree Gracd Plays, with THE WEBB Si8TS 8 variety of characters To night the performance will :ommence with THe MAID WITH THB MILBING Pal .. Milly... iss Ada Wabb Algernes. isa Bama Wabb Ath Twhieh ADTHORY {BD OL BOPATBA—Mar- ant ed. Apthony Mr 0.B. Bisho: Oheosatra. . Mi-e Ada Web! THE INVISIBLE PRINCB Don Lesnder.. To-merrow ( night of THR OGLLEEN BAN SOANTERBURY HALL, u OANTEEBURY.$ AND wa ty SOANTBRBUGY:) THEATER. CUISIANA AVENUR Bear of National and Metropolitan Hotels. THE GREAT ALLIANCS OF GBNIU?, Potitiveiy }RATH ONREIL?2 ander last week cf; KATHLEEN ONKIL.§ Irishisas, Last week \ ERNEST: BPAIB Bt In Ballet ui Miss 7 BERNER DeFAIBRB,§ and Songs. $3 DONSELLY.2 »thi L.d,DONNDLLY,$ — Byip A Thri'ting New {OOIN Drama, /G0iN JORG BRB je Oorpa. OR, THR RBBER'S WIRD, Houghey Hew Y BOL By the Hoquet of alk a jeaaty. ““ aMoNG THE Lakes NEW OL!0 OF FUN! 0. EDESON In a favorite ¢! Cler aud pew segme, EAGAN, EDWARDS. BucgDE0oD, © .4 Firat week of THE By the FORGERS ¢ Great Drarat aH SOL BROWN, BWAGGABT, ko. rformance at a quarter before _BATUSDAY AYTRENOON._ MB. JOHN K. G@JUDALL, And T er Of Vansing in the le, acquiring ease can ig company, United ith steert. pear Penn, avenua, where, ¢ 4’ ni'emen can take private lesconal ony, hour or 1n elasres, ‘be Beeptre ava I: dian Olub Brercise for the @ rrectien of round si 8 ehoulde! BOFESEOR P, FIBHEB’S P OCOTILLON BAND, Mx. Prsven jakeo great pie asure to announce to bis friends and public, that be ha- organised a Cotillon Bend for Ba ls and Parties He re- qpecttolly solicits a liberal re of favor. Eesidence corner of Penn, avei streets, European House or to L. enB. ave, bet. 12th and 19 h. CopeMsrs COBNST AND STRING BaND— The andersi, Teepectfully announces to the public, that ja ready to furnish Musi for Private Parties. Balla, Pic- Nica, Parades Exhibitions, ete., with any number ef 2 required, at the shortest notice. by leaving orders wel ghgteotaace "URE ae GHOW Gasxe -FOR S4Ly. we For Sale, two fine four-feet Rhow Oaser, made b: ore of the best makers ween Apply to ss PJ. BBLLEW 2 CO, 510 Beventh street. open on Tuesd: eco mber let, a handaom aseortinent of French Flowers by the box.’ or Spring Bridal Wrrathr, Peathers. Hoaddrenses of all kinds, Wax Fruit bytkedosen. Aiso Baa kets filled with F: itable for presenta for the srprosshing holida; Wreaths made te onier, oe 1-Im ANO FORTES! rang * PIANO FOR est Btock—The ft The Largest Bt rye Greatest Variety o ble Woutetetts Ob ann wae JOHN ¥ BULLE: 306 Pennsyivania av. _de1st_ between sth ane Inte cts. crneoa EK B11 GLOAKS! ‘We shall open this day e splendid assortment of Ladies’ and Children's OLOTH AND PLUSH OLOAKB ofour own manufacture. Ladien will please examine eur stock before pur- chasing clegwhere,6s we shall sell them from 92 to $5 cheaper thag.at any ether place, Call carly an€ convince yourself at LANBBURGH & BRO.'S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 376 BREVENTH STRBRT, LAN RTEB! eit 0 FORTES bal N Just opened, at BOSWELL’S Fancy Btore, No. 302 B atreet, near Fourteenth street, a good as sortment of Fancy Zepbyrand Woolen Enit Goods, such as Red Riding Hood Ciosts, Opera Hoode, Breakfast Shawis. Nubias, Leggine, Comforts, Bbating Cape, Ohildren’s Goats and Zousve Jack- ete, Balmoral Hose, Gloves. Mita. Socks, Ladies’ Fine Carhmere Vests apd Drawers; also, Velvet Bibbon Belt Ribbo Magie Enffing, Hair Nets, Braids, "Garters, a article, Ladies’ Paper Collars and Ouffs, together with lote of Toilet ar- ti-les and other Fancy Goode, Give mea call and get cheap goods. {8 Obro: ima j° mozs-e03.* T° TINNEES AND BTOV. SEALERS, We offer to consumers at low rates WIRBof all dencri 8 in quantity or at retail, us follows it lron Wire. Nos, | to 30, led Iron Wire. Nos. 16%) 36, Wire, \ inch to No 25, Wire, No. | to Mo. 25, Wire, No. 4to16. no 27-eolw , JOHN B BLVARS. = (Bep.. Oberon & Alex News } CLUABiFiap or ass: GLARIPIED OLDER Just reebived, per sehooner Julia Anns, dir frori Mae ac it ere huret’s, a shipment of Prime Uiaviied a“ sagan | rida AA at, g. j-Mary? 5 4 20. Peony oleamboeaded in this Gght on the Fons! rebel cide were Genera] Jones aud General RORSI j/ Stuart. eS ce ezoRs! " F The, singe te! yt At % FURS! ae asc tbe lakes in this fight, who Ree tin or she AMUSEMENTS, GROVER’S THEATER, Pe ‘Bards’ and Pou) Martinattiin their Triple ti acle Rope. Wend fal Evolau- stanage: and Proprieto: Theat r, Baltimore.) Miss Same Web> . Miss Ads Wabb . -Mr, 0, B Bishoo riday) evening benefit ana frat : of ¢ ‘yS)iene. y consisted of? Birney’s ns facts + ‘ahdof Job: ‘and a of | ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. _ al: [ASBOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.| Missouri Legislature. JuvYERFON City, Mo., Dec. 2—In the Senate to-day an act providing for the calling of anew State convertion wrs tabled by a tie vote, the President voting in the affirmative. In the House Mr. Wagner offered a series of resola- tions to the tollowing effect: The abolition of elavery: (bat the s:curgents must lay down or deliver up their arma, and surrender the forts and argenais; that the prople of the South must give up their leaders; thatall persons who have willtully taken up arms against the (iovern- ment shall be incapacitated from holding office under the Government, but that all other peo- ple shail be restored to their ancient rights; ‘hat our Senators and Representatives be in- structed to vote for an amendment to the Gon- sia prohibiting siivery in the United states. From Best Boston, Dec. 2.—There_ ie to-night a light snow storm, with indications ef ite turning to rain. The manacers of the Safety Rank, of this eity, have forwarded to Washington the neces- 88ry pay era, and WHI soon become a national bunk, under the law of the lest session of Coneress. The evening express train on the Northern railroad met wi'h an accident late last night, rear Canaan, N.H. Two cars were thrown eff the track and seventeen persone more or less broieed, but none fatally. A fire at Ambers:, N. H., Inst night, destroyed the post office, Handy’s Hotel, and some oat- buiidinge—lose $10,0ec. FortTreFA MoNROR, Dec. i.—Ex Gov. Pratt and Col. Nicholec:., of Maryland. arrived bere this morning on the steamer Adelaide, from Baltimore, as prisonera, in ehurge of Lieut. Jamre, o° the 10th Maryland regimens, en route fer Rictmond. The ilug of trace steamer New York arrived bere trom City Point to-day, bringing one re- leased political prisoner trom Richmond, An- qew Jobneon, jr. A large amount of provisione and clothing frcm the Sunitary Com wiesion. and provisions from the Ba-timore American Rrliet Fund, ar- rived here te-day, to be sen: to che Union pri- foners at Riebmond. Fire in New York. Ne#w York, Des. 2.- Vosbargh's wire factory And six other large bwildic gs and ‘ourtenement Loures in Seventh avenue and 2h and 308 sireets were burned thie morning, and a large enp ber of families rendered homeless, Tue Total Joss by tus fire is estimated at 150,00, mestiy insured. During the progress of the i Brown, foreman of Hose Oonpany No. ihe imn inent risk of his life, entered the thind+ tery of aLonse which was in flames, ead bravely rescued a child from certain death Dome five thoueand people wicnessed and &p- plawded the gailantact, The Escape of Morgan. New Yorx, Dec. 2.—The Toronto Leader of Ttriday tays th he report that Morgan, the en it ed rebel officer, bad arrived there is a ca- par CINCINNATI, Dec. 2.—The report that John Morgan is in Canada is not credited here. Iti Lelieved that he went to the Ohio river and crossed into Virginia. Toronto, Dec. 2—The report that Morgan brd reached Toronto is very doubtfal. If in Canada he is keeping very dark, but the report is mot general’ y helleved. It ig reported tha: be bad reached Windsor, opposite Detroit. Captare of Iwo ef Morgan‘. Captains, LovisvitL_s, Dec. 2.—Major J. T. Farris, detective of police, captured thie evening two of John H. Morgan’s captains, A. Sheldon aud 8. B. Taylor, who escaped with him from the penitentiary at Columbus. They were found about six miles east from here, on the Kentucky side of the river, and have been committed co the county jail in this city. Conviction for Treasen—Recruiting, Cixcrnwatr, Dec, 1.—The Noble couuty con- fpirators, who have been on trial in the Uni ed States District Court in this eity tor treason and conspiracy agains: the United States, have been found guilty. The number of men mustered into service in this State now t verages 400 per week. More Retief for Richmond Prisoners. BaLtimone, Dec. 2.—1 here wera shipped to- day, tor Richmond, from the Baltimore Amer- ican Relief Fund, 45 boxes and 0 barrels of provisions, cesting over $1,6C0, Shipments from this fond are mainly contributed by citizens of Maryland, and some ofthe surrounding cities, and are made daily. Death of Mrs. Pierce. Boston, Dec. 2.—Mre. Jane M. Pierce, wife of ex-President Franklin Plerce, died this morning at Andover, Mass. She has been in feeble health for several years. BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS. THE REBEL PRESB UPON MEADE’A MOVE- MENTS. —_—_—_ BBAGG’S DEFKAT AT CHATTANOOGA AD- MITTED. oo 4 CONFEDERATE DISASTER IN NORTH CAk- ; OLINA, —————_—_ GEORGIA MVOH ALARMED ON ACCOUNT oF GRANT’S VICTORY. Se be We bave copies of iate Southern papers, from which we gather the following interesting items giving accounts of the position of affairs Sonth. The Richmond Whig of Nov. 30th, in speaking of Gen. Meade’s late advance, says the rumors of his advance created the most in- tense excitement, and says: «The enemy in large numberé, estimated at about three corps, crossed the Rapidan Tnurs- day and Friaay a‘ Mitchell's, Germanna, Gold Mine and other fords, threw up intrenchments and commenced advancing from the river in three allel columns. About half-past two o'clock Fridsy afternoon their right-wing, oon- sisting of French's ccrps, advanced in a north- easterly direction, with the intention of flank- ing and cutting off Johnson’s division of Ewell'’s corps, and his wagon train, which, it will be seen, Was unsucceésfol, and most sig: de- feated.. Gen. Johnson was advancingtowards the river at the time, and when within about one and @ halt miles of the river the enemy opened fireand began afuriousattack. Ourmen promptly and gallantly responded, and after bard fighting repuleed the enemy and drove them back within their intrenchments. The fight stili continued, and the Yankees were several times driven from their fortitications, wntil night came on, and darkness pnt an end to the conflict. “The loss of the enemy, as far as could be as. certained, was heavy, including a number of prisoners, which could not be ascertained with precision by wounded officers who left the field at night. Our loss is estimated at trom three to jour hundred killed and wounded, withcut @man taken prisoner. The enemy did pee succeed in capturing a single Wagon or ores. ‘Atthe time of the enemy's advance, thei: right Is believed to have rested on Glovineies Ford, and their extreme left Wing at or near Chaneellorsville. The fight occurredin a fair, open tiela, trom which-the: enemy was driven, and 1s represented to have been desperate in the extrrme, , vision that 3! engaged thenune brigades Bf the je entmy were the 2d ( Va.) brigade, Jones; Suiford 5 oniiacn brigade, the Store- wall brigace, General Walker, and the 3d DE gacepanmanded by Gen. G. BaStuasrt, of | 5 H - @ re Soa ays, on Our Abont 300 wounded arrived. yesterday after. noon, and another ambulanoe train was ex. pected at 1! o'clock lastnight. | that has been displayed on THE WEEKLY STAR. This excel.ent Family and News Jouraa. eontaining @ grenter variety of interesting read- ing than can be found in any other, is puolished on Friday morning = Tznme—Cash, invariably in advance. Bingle #1 00 Fie Y, per annum. phan Ten copies. . 9 00 2-20 00 It imvariably contains the « Wash ngion Newe” that bas made The Daily Evening Star Gireulate 80 generally throughout the country. 7 Simgle copies (in wrappers) can be pro- oured at the counter, immediately atier the is- sue of the paper. . Prico—Tuags Cunte. On. Friday Rosser’s brigade, of Hampton's ca divis: made a dish upon wa ord- vance train, between two corps of the Ya imee aimy, near Eley’: Ford, and captured ninety tenmaterr, seventy-iive wagons, an. 300 fine mutes. He succeeded in bringing off tweive wagons and destroyed the remaind«r, 4/1 the mules and tumstiers were secured, aud the ister arrived here Saturday afternoon Passengers by the Fredericksburg train yes- Uroay afternoon report all quiet iu wat. ¥i- clpity. intelligence by the Central train lat nicht tae thatrome spiri‘e. skirmishiug and « Nor ading « ccs! on aportion of the ‘iacs urd:y evening. Koh armics were in | rate. From-ai} the simdrea+ions-at pres Be, it 8ems probable that the baitle will cike plage Orange county, between thé Couri-dous the Wilderness © - Richmond Enqusrer of the Fkh, bas an- other account of the fight, and ngies the ar- rival of. 175 rebel soldiers, wounded ut. (der- mania Fofd, The loss in Johnson's ditision ‘was 450 killed and wounded, and the woande. abl ngrer that the baitis was very severe. Tn- Engniecs: stmestha “Jonnson’s Jivision foun’) itsell, on the atterneou of Friday, pitted against a whole army ccrps of the euemy, nn ‘er Gen. French, but went in bravely, and thongh out- pumbered three to one, fina:ly repul-ed tie as- sailants ana drove them sever] mites. During the night ovr forces fell back toa betier po- sition, and in the morning the enemy were reported to huve occupied the ground beld by the former on the pr-vious day. Our entire line, from Fredericksburg ape in readiness for the enemy at ay moment. This serious Teptl-e, however, added to the difficalues pro- duced by the recent rains, will dondtivas re- tard his movements, und enable us more com- { pletely to meet future emergencies. The enemy is supposed to have lost upwards of a thou- sand killed, wounded and prisoners, in this engagement.” The Examiner in its account of the affair ways General French advanced atter crowing ip Spotisylvauia Court House with th supposed intention of flanking Jchneon’s division of Ewell’s corps. «The two forces, absut twe e'clock, p m, came in coiligion ina feld alsoui a mile and a halt trom th. river, anda y ry (@s- perate fightensved. From the heginning of action until nightf2ll, when the fighting easued we drove the eremy atall point-. Just b fore dark they eucceeded in getting into ther en- trenchments from some of which we disiodg2d them. Oar loss in killed and wounded is xvoni fvehsandred. Mostof the wounved have «l- ready been brovghi to this city The enemy's Joss ia not known with any accuracy, but it is believed to be three times as yreatnsocrs, We took aconriderable number of priso vers, but have not been able to learn th+ precise namber.” The Kxzaminer bas hope on accuunt of the rain, and thinks it will retard Mead-’s move- ments and embarrass bis common eatious, aud force him either to deliver bale at oie or retreat. He has on this side the river ano sixty-five thousand men, which he. no do eeeme eufficient to crush his antazoniet may, therefore, presume that he will fight. aud immediately. Treating of the defeat of Bragg, the iFAig the 30th says the magni! ude of the def at is lescened by the details, and thinks «the d-fex waa little short of @ rout, and it is Probably daw to the failure of the enemy to pursue, that i: lnchs apy feature of the most deplorable catam.- ity tat can befal an «army. It is far from Pleasant to have to confess that the largest army we have owes its satety to ihe want of enterprise in the enemy; but in this case we may do so without disparaging the courage too many fi Ide to be doubled. A more fatal want thin that of courage—want of confidence in their com- mpander—uunerved and paralyzed that army.’* “ Butthe safety of the remnant of Bragg’s army is cniy temporary; unless the command is immediately changed, and reinforcements Gre renttoitsrelief. The least avoidable delay in the first ot these steps is a crimiual trifling Wilh interests as important as were ever com - mitted totLe keeping of mortalman. If we are no: misled by information that no one would be apt to diecredit, the army now under (ien. Bragg, discontented almost to mutiny before the Jate disaster, cannot be kept tegether under bis leadership.” And the Whig argues that it is the duty of the commander-in-chief to remove Bragg at once, and to reinforce the Army of the Chickamanga. 1n a postscript to this article the Whig cays: “Later information raises a doubt as to the Recuracy of the statement that the enemy are not pursuing. Grant is saidtobe following up his victory with characteristic energy, despite the Joss of “twenty thousend” Mmen—a canard which, 38 the reader will Perceive, comes from Atlenta, the headquarters of the Press Ass0- cintion.”” The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist says the defeat of Bragg has brought the crisis Upon the Vontederacy and «the people of Georgia must urouse themselves to the stern requirements of the occation, and be prepared to meet the over. whelming torces of the invader by contest: every inch of our soil, and defending our hear! Stones from polluting presence of the accursed crew who are now endeavering to deprive us of our birthright, and force upon our Peoples government more odions and degrading than the worst species of African bondage,” The Missionary Ridge correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch describes the situation of the rebels after the battle of the 24th as follows: It is pow well ascertained that Sherman has not gone to the relief of Burnside, as was fully .tehieved a few days age: but the whole Federal ariny is here marshalling for our. destraction. Perhaps Grant bas concluded that he could best succor Burnside by forcing Bragg toratire. I have justheard that our comnmunications with Knoxville have been cut, probably by the Federal cavalry that crossed the river above this afternoon, and that the dey t buildings at Joynere’s Station, on the Chattanooga and Fast Tennessee road have been burnt. Nov. 25th—2 a. m.—Finding that he could net withdraw his army in time Gereral has given orders to mass his whole available force on the right. A battle may be expected to.day. The situation is critical. Savxver, The Richmond Fzaminer isin great @gony on Account Of the position of Longstreet in East Tenneseee, und while it is pleased to know that Knoxville is invested, yet the long delay in concluding the ciege, and the fact that they do not know what amount of provision Burnside may have, is @ source of great trouble. The Exominer fears that Grant, now that he “has liited Bragg from his front, ma: prefer sending & part of his army to relieve Burnside to an advance upon the Contederate line ol the Chickamauga. These are reflections which trouble the pleasure with which the public pe- ruses the cheertul telegram from East Tennes- see. But they may be relieved at any moment by an authoritative statement of Barnside’s surrender. Meantime we can gee little ground for apprehending a disaster in that quarter. Ir the Federal forces at Chattanooga moved on Longstreet, he would not waitto be enveloped; and & safe retreat into Virginia or North Caro- ina is always open to him.” The Petersburg Xzpress of November 30 has unpleasant rumore from North Oarolina. It says: « The Ralegh Progress learns from a gentie- man who came trom Goldsboro’ Friday, that a rumor prevailed there that a portien, > one-half, ot Captain White’s company, Colone. Whiter: Eareelios: rare taken by the enemy. e trust that Tamor may) prove to he false.” sd The Richmond Ezaminer ia yi anxious about the negroes of the Sonth when in Position. to be threatened with ¢apture by the Federad forces, and publishes the adtion of @vernor Clark, of Mississippi, who, in a to the Mississippi Legislature, nouticu. them that \ouf-derate officers were impressing into the service, as war alleged, tions fr sident Davis, who, it ordered the taking ofall Age in danger or falling into the te ‘tier; Tepliea that cGeteret instrueio would Probably be conscribed ty caseneniy ter fervice in thelr army, directed that It was. owners should have their option as to. wi they wonld retain removed, or throw the Eh gpm te Ser care abd: support upon the . Gov. Clark hopes the Presideht will revoke the orders given, and advises legielation upon the subject and for the more 5) Telief to parties againet trespass upon their property.