Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1864, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON CITY: | FRIDAY........,...... JANUARY 1, 1964. | @7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE- | @EAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | OUR MILITARY BUDGET. , GONE UNDER. We have repeatedly been asked what has become of ex-Senator Yulee, of Florida, who, it will be remembered, was for many yearsous of the most persistent and maliguant laborers in the work of getting up the rebellion. The inst heard of him, out of rebeidom, was on the © occasion of our first occupation of Fernandina, (very early in the war,) when he was seen to jump from a railroad train in motion, to trust to his legs in getting out of the way of tue pur- suing Yankees; the locomotive not progtessing fast enough for his fears. On that ocoasion a bnrsting shell caused him to drop carpet-baz and dodge at full speed ixto the thick under- brush. If he ever got out of it, the fact has not been made public even in Dixie; as from that day to this—perhaps two years—no mention has been made of him that we have seen, in Any newspaper, rebel or loyal. Had be gone ander in mid-ocean he could hardly have dis- appesre& more suddenly and conclusively tcm the public view—a fate richly deserved, | aad, to him, & punishmen? aimosi as distasteful as eternal damnation after death. 2 PRIZE STEAMER CHATHAM. The Navy Department has received from Lient. Commender Geo. A. Stevens a detailed account of the capture of the steamer Chat. ham by the U.S. gunboat Huron, off Doboy Sound, Georgia, ou the 16th ult. The Olat- hom attempted to run by, but ten shots from | c am | the Huron stopped her career. The Chat} was bound to Nassau, and was loaded with 29 bales of cotten, and 2 quantity of tobacco and resin. The pilot, one deck hand, and a deserting rebel soldier escaped ina boat, COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL, Daniel Pettingal and Philip W. Carper: White's cavalry, und Henry Monroe, sespi- cions character, supposed to be one of Moseby’s meu, sent in from the Army of the Potoras have been colamitted io the Old Capitol b: order ot Capiain ‘lodd. L. H N. - artillery, under sentence of couri-m has also been committed. A NEW MILITARY DEPART From whet is being said aroun satisfied that it bas been determined to estab. lish a new military departme inciadiag Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado Territory, including Fort Smith, to be commanded by Gen. Curtis. HEADED OFF, A number of colored men belon: to the District; on their way io New York to be used Ss substitutes there, were taken off the steam ship Baltimore at Georgetown rday morning, by one of Captain Do!an’s detect CONSTITUTIONAL CON VENTIC vention Neld at West Eud to-d to nor a canaidate for the Constitutional Convent tor Fairtax County, Mr. John Hawxhn Was nominated on the first ballot. Acomnittee Was appointed by the Convention to confer with the citizens of this County relative to the semination of & Senatorial candidate.--Alex. Journal, Deo. 31. —At the Don- ate + seme 7 T TUF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Sanat aaiin REMOVAL OF THE NEW YORK PO- LICE COMMISSIUGNERS. i Governor Seymour's Reasons Therefor. ALMABY, Dee. 4!.—The Governor has re- moved the Metropolitan Police Commissioners and appointed in their places Jos. S. Bosworth and Wm. McMurray, ot New York, aud Wm. | B. Lewis, of Brooklyn. Governor Seymour takes the ground that, | since their answer to the charges made against tbem, there were good grounds for their re- moval, but he was unwilling to muike au. ebange during the excitemenis of the p ; season, but tbat an official report lately made | tohim by the Commissioners, xbout ihe riots | in July last, was sectarian and pariisan, and | shows that the Commissioners have departed | trom an impartial and dispastionate position as public officers, and that they have lost their | nsefulness. The passage complained o: reads as follows : “These vicient proceedings had political de- sign and direction, and received encouragement from newspapers and partisans of intiuence and intelligence. The Board of Police hava been threatened withsummary removsl, which | they expected to occur immediately. Nom- ! bers of the force desired their removal, and their were not lacking instances of ineubordi- nation, the fruit of expected change. A iarge portion of the force were of the snine natioual- ity and political and religious {aith of the riotous mob.” From Fortress Monree. Fortress Monro, Dec. 30.—T we mem ers of the New York Mounted Rifles. wan - seph Bowers and —— Brashard, te the enemy, and served for some time rebelarmy. They came into our line- s ‘weeks ago as refugees. and were abo the oath when detected. Were tried b: martial and sentenced to be shut to dearh. ¢ were in jail at Yorktown await tion. Lastevening they baving ved off the iron w tbaknife. The provost them all night, and this morning learned c two men answering their description, bad been sent across the river by some negroes, two miles aiove Yorktown. which wonld place them above Gio lines. and within the rehei ind at Yorktown | ul Wister. { 's of the Russian fleet visited New- port News and other points of in'erest_ in this | Capi Dec. 90.—The guerrillas | o been very quiets Gen. Eltet's | mi ne brigade bas been in ide weighyorhood ‘The brigade nas captured during the past threw | weeks over fiity prizoue many of whore officers, and puwurds of 100 mules and borses. | The steamer jieile, from Memp'us, with 170 | bales of cotton for St. Loais, hax arrived. She brings dates to th th, but ny news of i:apor- tonce, ‘The sales of cotton at Memphis, on Saturday amounted to 947 bales. Sales for the week toto bales, being 200 less than the previous week. The amount shipped during the week was bales, Lemg 177 bales more than the previous th to 619 week. The shipments from October | December 26th, inclusive, amounted to bales. Two cotton presses are in operation at ©, bondale, Jackson county, Mliuois; about bales will be shipped from that poiut this gea- son, Honor Paid tothe Gailant Dead fl Syracuse, N. ¥., Dee. 31.—The bodies of the galixntsoldiers of the 49th New York regiment, alain in tbe recent battles of Lookout Moun- tain avd Ringgold, arrived here t YY, Be panied by Colonel Barnum and Sergeant Major Birdseye, who are deputed to present the pat- tle-flags captured in those battles io the War Depar'ment at Washington. The concours2of people wes immense. The bodies were con- veyed to the City Hall with a military escort, Where Wey will liein siate throughonttheday. 2nd will then be delivered to their friends for burial. Large Factory Burned, Sr. Lovis, Dec. 30—The new extensive to- ‘bacco factory of sa rok & Bro. on Locust street, was burned this morning, witha larze } @mount of tobaccoready tor market; anda large | q tity of fancy groceries stored in the same | building. Thr valine of the building, stock and machinery is estimated at $100,000, of waich 268,500 is covered by insurance. Murder in Boston Boston, Dec. 0.—John Hawthorne, a seaman of the United States steamer Ticonderaga, was | murdered iast night in the north part of tho | city, while in @ fracas-with three or four row: | dies. He belongs to Philadeiphia. ee | urday . Room 492 7th street, Wathirg:on, D. 0. de 29 Im* ) Rogimert, w: | _0. 8. Storms, 10,000 eets, Watertown arsenal, at IBe! DIARI DIARL Fs 3pm. FOR186¢! FOR1364: FOR 1864! fala <n a —. | 75 Vasmatins! 75 Vaaieriga! 75 Varcries! L_NOTVIOK|-Thero wil! Ae F Ghand Rahibition of tae ooiebeatet | ALL STYLES!” ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! useisn War Pen tapas, the most mazsaife at ferric Chem'cal ana Macnacical Exhibition in the world, at Odd Fellows’ Hal, eve-y nigat this week, and on Fridsy.:New Year's res and Bat- “ernoon, e Jeand Wholesaleand Wholesale ani Weeteal “Retail Botail! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS: PHIL? & SOLOMONB! METROPOLITAN 5OIKSTORE, 332 Pes. Avasce, Between Niath and Terth Btrests, Reece to the ARMY FREBE OF POSTAGE. oe =" |é he Sem’ . ng tthe Society wil! be held ia t Medical a artmentof Georg: towa Coilegs, exrner of welfth trect# Oc MONDAY, 1s 4'h aay of Jaa W.Mck ‘THUKER MD, fede cording Secretary STARVATION. —Those who are tirai of being Gruggei sod balf starved, ehou d corruli Dr. DARBY. who cure. by Tonics and Na- trivion. Particular att-ntion g:ven to diseares sriring from impari’y of the bi od. Coasuitaiion cock m, PROOKRVILLE AOADEMY, > A Ho'ns School for Boys, Terms $% per session (21 weeks.) Address RB. &. BUANS, Principal de 29 1m Ma, Brookville, Montgomery ¢)., FOR SALE, 3 of removing to the West, I interert in the Mecsanics’ Saw ard Piaveing Mill. corner of C ard 13th streets Terms on Apply to ai cnouas on tee peat ines, or nt his residence, 195, sor. an sta. de 23 2w* is J. TRE MAN. + § BH’s M a® RADICAL OURE TRUS3&S. OFFICE308 FSTREET, WASHINGTON,D.C. Bure Deairou FAIR OF GRACE CHURCH 8UNDAY | o} for fale m: SCHOOL —The ciilirea of the Sunday ichool of Grace Church (Rey. ALFreD Hot4a Rector,) will open their Fairfor the benefit of the: Sunday School library.on MONDAY EVENID the wth December, in the basement of the Pre« terian Obnreh, Sixth street, near Maryland avenu (the Trustees of the Church ha: ing kindly offered the same.) The Fair will be continued du the weeek, and close on New Year's evening. All | Reference as to its woperiority to Professors Wil- friends are cordiaily invited. de 23-8t* lard Parker. ees Lae arnochan, and ICE CREAM AND WATER 10M3 07 TAB st nie Mol The best collection of Trueees and Orthopedic best quality delivered to Families. Hotels, | yestresente for Physical Deformities. aire, Balls, & at the lowest privos,at the Pails’ | *RINMePse hes Radical Onre, Varicose Veins, | delphia Confectionery, corer 12th and F ats Varitocele Piles. Ourved Spine: Bow Legs, Glad | ce 2-Im" J_FUSSEGL | Peet end all other Physical Dsformities success fally treated at this ofice. Also a fuli and wall WF tioneey ant te BALTIMORE OONFRO- seca eurnrtmentO 5 and Ledies’ Oyster Saloon, 356 ih street, between G and H. Weddines,Parties, | 8i,k and Ootton Niastic stook’ Fneg Gaps, Bsils, Fairs, Suppers, Dinner Parties, snd other Fee tea ana Wack Joan” eutertainments Paratshed ‘at the shortest notice ‘astic Abdominal Sup- ' and most reasonable terms. Ice Oreams and :Biding Be ts; Water Ices, the best quality.made by steam power, rs; Shoulder * wholesale and retail. no? 2m Braces and 6us) sory jandages, iy 7 ‘Applied and sat- . OB SALE a Misfaction auar- sn . WAGON. aRNmss, Orvror OPEN ron 7 a.M. ti 6 P.M, de20-1W* Wil be sold cheap. Apply to ALEXANDER, 562 : Peon ave Also BOY wantad, It" AF YL ES RaND RAFFLE! MEBICAN HAGLE TOBACCO. K_ © BACKER’S celebrated Michigan FINE- UT TOBACCO, conristing of the ‘‘Amarioin TURKEYS, WILD DUCKS &s, At the basement saloon of the a tral Hotel, southwest corner Paons. i avenue and 6th strest,on every Wed- pe eatin a Kor mele: iit See AUAE REY; besday sod Saturday nights. a GEO, W. COCHRAN & CO.,, z HB. D_GELSTON, Proprietor, 398 Penn. sgenne, eartot x BILLIARDS mucosal Holl. ENTLEMEN Of the city and strangers are in- PUBLIO SALB. apt WISE. raid to ba of a Michigan 1 plesee take notice that I will sell, on the 20th day of January, | at 12 o’closk m., in frort of my premises, on U street north, bet, vited to call at the pew Billiard Bs'oon ia Central Hetel, with Pheian’s tables and furnished in the est style. Call and judge for yourselves. nel Central Hotel, routawest corner_of 6th street and Penn. avenus. H, D. GELSTON, N OTICE. wests3. and cue atesots, & EORREE MARE about | _de 28 2awim* Pro srietor. 7 re old. if}¢ hands high, an@ works in barnoss, to satiety charges for livery; left by him with me JOnN GOLD TN OSOGHAPHERS. in Jone {st The publicarg invited to Ben, | No & Market Spare, beturcen Sth and’ 9th streets, 012 door east of Perry & Bro EBaving farnished our Gallery with an oatira new Stock, secared the inost modern Inrtrumanta aod Materisl, and arranged. on the most approved plan, BETABLISHED 1N ne 1817 A CARD. WsEH NOTOM, January 1. 1264 1817 Goldin, long known to our citizens in the Photo From this date Mr. Ju 'W. WETILRRALL, bicart” W ato farnich tae Pabls for ibe pastseren yoars fu my employ, will hava | &t3phicart,) We are prepared to furnish tae Public an intercat in ty business, which will be coadacted with Photographe, Plain in Iedsx Tok, Water and O11 Colors, from Ministnres to Imperial and Life Size ; Ambrotyper all sizes, Cards de Visite aud Vignettes for Albuma. Special attention will be paid to copying Ambro- tyras ard Draguerreotypes. . Wetave made arrangements with Chaarlas D. Fredericks & Co, Photographers, New York, to Keep tia constantly supplied with Oarda de Virite of all the Celebrities of the day, to which we in- vite the attention of the Public Coustantly on hand,a full evpply of the most choice Freoch Albums. Also, Frames of all siz and Bind: de2t-Im inda. PU®Lic SALE OF LaNDsS a THE PARTSH OF ST, HELENA, BGAUPORT DISTRICT, 80‘ TH CAROLINA. Under the direction and instructions of the President of the United States, issued of theMfate of September i6, 1885, in parsuauce of the eleventh section of au act,entitied “An act for the C tion of Direct Taxes in Iusurrectionary Distei within the United States, and for other purpose approved June 7, 1862, and of the act amendatory of the said act, approved February 5, 1863, we, Abram D. Smith, William E. Wording. and Wil ‘ i liam Henry Brisbane, United States Direct Tax to sell cii atvcost, waich | Comnnissioners for the District of Souca Carolina, en adhered to. . do bereby declare and make knowa that a pnblic ar with our mode of doing | sale will be held at the office of the Commissioners business, and also with the large stock wa keep, id, in the town of Beaufort, Parish of St. and tbe low rates at which we usually sell our eaufort District, State of South Carolina gooex, will no donbt take this opportunity to sip- | ecmmenc ng on the Ith’ day of Februar: F, } themrelver for some time to coma. ai our stock | j0 o'clock a. m. of said day. for the dispo: s folly 88 large as usual, aud embraces all the | following tracts or parevls of land, to-wit : Biaple spd Derir ON ST. HELENA IStAND: HOUtE KEEPING AND DREBS GOODS The Marion Chaplin Place, the Daniel Pope Place Usually kept by us. Bea Side, the An Fripp Piace, Littlewood p i i . | the Gabeiel Caper's Place, the Lawrence est ery goods marked in plain figures at tho low- | Disco. the Pritchard Place, the Perry Place Wa 'W. M. SHUSTER& CO. sa Island, the Dathaw Inle-.and Dithaw Point. No. 38 opposite Center Market, ON LADIES’ I8LAND: between 7th and 8th ats under the pame of Gea W. Cocaran & Co, Retoruine thanks to my friendaend the public generally for the patronage heretofore extended, Lrespectfuliy inform them that we will bave, as heretofore, all the facilities pesessa:y to conduct CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINES3, in the most satisfactory manner to our customers. GEO. W. COCHRAN, 395 Penn. avenue, east of Nations! Hotel. $70,000 WORTH OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS FOR SALE AT THE OLD RATES, AND A DIECOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOL- LAB ALLOWED ON ALL SA“E8, LARGE OR SMALL. Ail yersozs in want of Dry Goods now have an oppvi tunity to procure some of the bast goods ia this merket, st the lowest market ra‘es, and save the Discount of Ten Cents on the Dollar on all they buy of us, we prefer this mode of raducing ces 16 advertistn iy er: dited even wh Those who are famili 8 lef the Js} cost the Joe Johnson Place, the Porter Place. Wood QOEDNANCE OFFICE, WAB DEPARTMANT, | Lawn, Pair Lawn, Brickyard, the Pine Land Place, Wasbington, December 30, 1863 —The follow. | Laurel Hill. Luey Point, Bolus Point, Ashdale ing concracts arded foriafantry ac | Bythewood Pine Land. the Sam's Pipe Land, and the Jenkins’ Pine coutrements, un i: ‘An $00 700 potas Which Fide mace eee eee ans for | Ind will be sold subject to the risbt af the Waited | 1833, viz " | Ststee to cut and remove the ‘wood and timber . TO. Wi Uo. c - erefrom. without compensation @ owners, paak williams & Co., 5,600 sets, New York arse- | aie Finntavene’ pe! 0) e im B. Baker, 10,00 seta, New York arsenal, at | 3 60. i] eren Dingee, 10,0¢0 sets, New York arsenal, at | eCBe Storms, 5,°(9 sets, New York arsenal. at ON PORF ROYAL ISLAND: The Henry Stewart Place, épr: af Hill, Otuheite, the William Perryclear Place, Or Ann Perryclear Place, inclading Lloyd Field, Murkle Bash, the Retreat, the Bilis Gherry Hili,the Tom Bayard Place, the Haber- sham Place. Prospect Hill, Grove Hill) Burlington, Woodward, Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land, Weodiand,and tre Pine Land tract, except two hundred gcres of the same heretofore redeemed from the tax sale by Frederik A. Kastia; Harbor Islant, Fripp’s Island, and Caper’s Island The last six tracts of land will be sold subject to the right ef the United States to cut and remove the wood and timber therefrom, without compensa- tion to the owners. The iands to be sold comprehend in all about twenty-three thousand acres. ‘They arv to bo fold in divisi- ns or parcels, not to exceed three hundred and twenty acres to any one purchaser, Sait sale will not be kept open longer than sixty days froin the commencement of the same. e367 y..8 flansell & Bon. 19,100 eets, Frankford arse- rs! s . George Peters, 10,060 seta, Frankford arsenal, at B Gaylord, 29,000 sets, Alleghancy arsenal, at tJ Tilleon & Co., 10,000 sets, Bt. Louis arsenal, at Sterling & Co.,5 099 asts, St. Louis, arsenal at 3 84. MeFarland & Dempacy.5,900 sets, at $3 85, . D. 'RAMBAY, te: ae Brig Gen, Chiaf Ordneace. A. A CARD v. | 4483 OUR TRUM OF CO-PARTNERSHIP EX- | vs im March next, snd haviag determine? to eupotr business st that tire we woald ra- epectiully rotify all pertone baving runaing 2c- ecunts with us that our books are closed from thie cate. and we have co Coubt they will readily per- eciv: sential it is that all sccounts ehould be earliest inoinent; apd we respact- every eoktomer indebt-d to as to call one tp their accounts aa early in January as le. abd we derire that all accounts azainst evented at ores 10- nettioment. To tross of our customers wo have be-etofore eanifes’ed a preference to deal with ad who bsve siways Dad ning aeceunts from year to year. e cents an acre each, and same will not be sold unless the bids advan: = yond that sum, and thet when any tracts or lots | of land heve rected thereon dwelline-honses, tarns, and other out-houses, the kame will be ap praised at the cash valne thereof, avd in case any Of the said lots or tracte of land on which the said buildings are erected shall fail, when offered for | sale +x aforesuid, to be bid up to a aum equal to one-third par sare will be Th ndrawn from this eir authority, on 1 for sale, of such + not lees than by th town of Beaufort h ver, A. D., 1863. AD SMITH. W.E WORDING, WM. HENRY BHISBANE, om missioners for the 8 Ww offer our waole stock at the 2s deduction (rom all purchasae, | ten cents om the dollar, whica, , ag re.set, should bea very | all peraons ant‘cipating any intge and sma!) inthe fece of 4 grest induceman & Direct Tax e Teussetto buy uf ua asthe deduction we make | de 14 District of Squth Uarolina, Atoutete SSoleaste cont and insomnia’ frOK #AL#— 300 Seta of l 2 and « horse sooond t oF ° pai 5,200 second-band McCteli greene thcin oven lower than we conid re. | sid eilizens BRI DUES and SADDLES. hee pod W. M. SHUSTER & CO cath. Apply to H.R. JO CON, No. 373 Pena, ree Te PUereR E00. avenue, between 43¢ and tth streets, opposite ACCINATI! DONE WITd PURR Ad. | Nati 1 Rotel de 12-10 cine Siatter, at 5€0 Seventh streot, up staia, | YARRE AND 1C¥ CitkaM £08 TOR Boom 7. panini TO SESE A 8 — Largs assortuent of Poand ay USSELL HOUSE, | Cake ofthe best sicd The well-nown PMtisdcl- R phia Ice Cream comstently on banda HH street, betwen Vth anit Voth streets, | . “4 BUSSE Neatiy-faruished Beonis To Let by tho weak or | 10 24-iw Corner 12th and # # ta. month, Hotand cold water: batt jaolutod ~ PLOTURES, 426 4 BRADLBY, P: ink MUKAN’ Sup ‘A fow Choise Engrevings and Psintings, appro- In connection with the bouse, a fi class Din- | priate for presents. For:sie st ing end Oyster Saicon, also a’ Bar, with choice J. MARKRITER’S, Wiore and Liquors. de 31 Iw* 456 Reventh atreet, — ILL’ POLITICAL BOONOMY: 2 vols, | | Pi aotaker tha otebas pin ti v > 2 vols. eara rewember the nu er, 45 an ue M Liebasr'e Civil laberiy and Self Qovernment. terms, Cash. = ds 12 2w* Rewmen’s Politics! Econemy. Colweil’s Ways nud Megas of Payment. cCul.och’s Principals of Political Bconony: Lorden foOuilegh’s Literature of Political Economy : 01 PAYERHANGINGS. 486 = 486 A seiected anid varied atock of Fine, Medium, sud Low-priced Peperhacging, 8: rdors, Statues, &o., at J. MARR BIVER’S, 486 Seventh street, Pelltical Economy - ‘Twiss’ View of the Progress of Polilicsl Seono Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall my: Loncor. | Termseaeh rs de i220" aot Bately’s Lectures on Political Reonomy: La. W oobi wooDH #smordi’r Political Kconomy: London #AWED IN FOUR PIR OES 4ND SPLIT FOR ON DOLLAR PRB CORD N.C KN . OC. McKNEW, Union Fire Wood Mill, Corner Peventh rtreet and Canal Fporcey. OAK, AND PINB WOOD for esis cord lergt? cheap. by N.C. McKNEW, ii ‘oth strest and Cana! Cert, Corny i } COA LI OF ALL SIN OF, ON HAND, AND FOR BALE BY ‘ N. GO, McKNBYW De Quincey’s J ovic of Political Booncuy. haywond’s Political Economy. Har phrey’s Volitica! Scier 19: Lor don, @e SI FRANCK WO GOOD SECOND HAND Bi 43D Ta BLES for sale cheap, #t M. KELLY’S, cornor of and Deets. ds >? 30" OR FALE—An excellent FAMILY i 3. cod nix ll broke for double ay) ¥LOR, T oF single car rranred trus wy whari Terwa ressonadle, Can be seen after four. : orelogk. at No. 149 Fourth ctreet wost betwown Mt | gap Corner BU2IgS Fire Wocd mili, and N. a Sate = _-1, UE FAOE Bsvontn at ener E SE 486 CARD VISITE FRAMES, 486 XEMPTION PAPS BB mcourstole — ofometly a Frerch oat. Rwirw Carved Wood. and American exeruted, on Fei je terms. a 2 ote @ ti Card i “isty. DANIEL ROWLAND Justice of ta» Pensa. No | ComFosition Card Frames in rat ty et og, tary Public. Commission er &o No 428 # itrest, No. 486 Tih street 8 donrsab-ve pear the Genera! YortC fice. No charge for coun de an 71" OAG Pallown’ Hail. sel. {de 2° 3:7] DANIEL ROWLAND. TOY ei y TeXR wo WHOLESALE AND ERTAIL, at GOTTHSLF & BEHREND’S de 8-}m* 389 7th st eet, between Hand I. Crussrriap CLDBRI CLABIFIBD OIDERI: Just receive per schooner Helen Mar, from Bortop, Mass. 4 All persons in want of PRIME OLARIFIED OI- DEB are invited to call and examine this at BILBY A. eHINN'S Union Bettling Depot, No, 67 Greea st., Georgeto: NEW ATiBACTION, Stere In 7th Street. I HAVE OPENED THE LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHEAPEST, BOOT AND SHU8 STOss iE Ligh as of Washington, with a very extonsive . LADIES’. MISSEA’. CHILDREN’S, GENTS. AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every Style and Quality, at prices to at every No, 517 Lit street, Inteiteonser Stock Fatal Accident. WTA great variety of MILITARY Sonne” ae sant Wan pan ors 7 OURGEN Te Warr Brocussxo, Pa. Vee. 30—Caled Barton, | Pelt “com Siiulest of Waistersor Moustschna atic weets gee, oldest s Teaudon}s gf JLLUBTRATED BOOKS, Upen thesmootheus fare. Batire peinee Place was found dend onthe railroad track | a . the ed. Bent paid aU ee Bed by s coal train laaPeignn (2 Bev? Dien|: Buren, Moots, Pope. ow —_ field i : Bouthey, Barns, Brakrpes: ———+ > | asso, Dante, onmeaeee’” are vote! TuNTs! 87” A new cathedral is aboat to be erected in Kirke White. Wordsworth, &e. Alora! Tops sede sor Favans, Dallt wuolly of irow, the estimated | ectPesavenreyn th? finest Furkey mor cos ana | | 9 a8 000,000. | deg FRANOK TAYLOG, SECOND EDITION — 4 O'OLOCK P. M. THE PRESIDENTIAL NBW YEAR'S RECE TI Logg before the hour of 11a. m. the crowd began to gather around the east gate Iuding fo the Presidential Mansion. The men assembled were evidently strangers in Washington, and | Were determined to see all that was to be seen, and therefore ranged themscl ves in files along the road leading to the gate. Carriages then began to arrive with the members of the diplo- matic corps aud cabinet ministers. MArshat Lamon’s carriage was the firei to enter, aud among the first to pay their respects to the Chief Magistrate were Secretary Seward and the French Minister. At 1! o’elock the officers of the Army and Navy moved in a body from the Departments; the army officers headed | by Gen. Halleck and staif, and the naval offl- cers by Admiral Davis aud Commodore Mont- gomery, the new commandant at the Wash- ington Navy Yard. Among the officers pr. ent were Generals Augur, Martindale, Gy Barry and others. As soon :s all the officers had passed in, the gate between the White House and the path leading to the Departments was thrown open, and the large crowd there assembled moved through and quickly filled every foot of space in the large porch in front of the main en- | trance, and as the last officer in the procession | passed through the door ihe crowd feuerally cur jght,(under the immediate supervision of J. | | through the Green, Biue a lec- | | Attempted to gain admission; but, by herculean efforts, Sergeant Newman and his police force, assicted by employes at the White House, kept them back until the Presidert had shaicon | hands with the officers, | skillful manner to escape detection. In-addi- | rests have since been mace, | der, the mansger of the American telegraph ) office in: thi , ployers of the office, with a beautifal and ela. | gathering, but one extr In a few moments the gateson Pennsylyania | | Avenue were opened, @nd then commenced the rush for the door, and the crowding commencad. | Now and then a belated military or uayal of- | | ficer, or attache of a foreigo legation, or some | other individual whose name was an “open sesame,” arrived, and then the docr would be opened wide enough to admit one, and there was another crowding to get him through: Among those thus getling a good squeeze were our worthy Mayor Wallach and Judge Fisher, | of the Supreme Coart, D.C. Mayor Wallach was among the f Oo pay his respects to the President, aud as he was retiring from the Mansion by the front door found it rather hard work to get out. About 32 o'clock the doors were throwin open, and the crowd surged in, trarping on one anothers heels and toes, and doing some considerable damage to hats, bonnets and fins dresce: The Marine Band was in attendance in the outer roow and discoursed excellent muzie while the reception wus progressing. Afteren- tering the crowd moved to the right and pas-ed d Reception roor and near the west door of the latter stood Presi- dent Lincolu, «nd with « smile forall, shook hands cord with his visitors of high and low degiee. rshal Lamon and Deputy Mar- sbat Philips mode the presentations to the ident, and Commissioner B. B. French ths ‘ations to Mra, Lincoln, he visitors , then passed into the East room, und thence out by a cubstantial platform through one of the | 4 1554, wt windows on to the paver Pinin, superb caddie of mutton, round of beef, Oysters, chicken salad, while in an adjoining 6 or a eo use, near Toom excellent coffee, chocaiate, cake, Kc, 4c. | great. Apply at 354 O street, between vy Looe. ee ite phar E oetlrasgerhe nel streets. jal gt very largémumber of citizens and others, | ND PIOTURS FRAME —— paid their 3 ts to Mayor Wallach; and P OTOGRAPH ap aes FRAMES among the mi ry visitors we noticed Gen, Just Received— Stonerasn, Gen. Augar, Col. Taylor, Lieut. Col. Sawtelle, and others. a APTURE.—The capture by Col. L. C. Baker, Provost Marshal orine War Department, of Miss Elizabeth Bidgood, siater of Mr. Bidgood, bookseller and stationer, in Richmond, fad Mra. Frances Levy, who started from ‘gee by the Port Tobacco stage, en route for Richmond, some eight ot ten days ago. Their baggage was captured with them, and an invyestication disclosed cloths, silks, handkerchiefs, hose, &c., which in Richmond would have been valued at several thousand dolisrs, The goods were packed in the most OUR WINTSR STOCK, At P. J. 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OUNG MEN who have injured themselves by certain secret habite which unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life; also middle aged or old men, who, from the foilies of youth or other causes, feel a debility in advance of their yeara, before placing theuikelves under the treat. ment of an: shonid first read THE SECRET % ried Ladies will learn somethi of. importance by perusing “ The Secret Friend Sent to any address. in a sealed envelope, on re- ceipt of Ten Cents. Address Dn. CHAS. A. STUART & CO., de 14-ly Boston, Mase. Aw Inportant Es ‘cor, Washing- and Balti French Plate tion to the dry goods, Miss Bidgood, it is stated, head a large pumber of letters sewed in her skirts. An account current with a firm in New York showed a balance of about $2.500 in favor of the Southern deposi + who haa for- warded drafts to New a ork, where they wera sold. The ladies also had about 81,200 in Con- fecerate money withthem. The corresponden c+ implicated & aumber of persons, and some sr- The two ladies \ are now in the Old Capitol. no 25 Im ea PRESENTATION ~-Yesterday, Mr. Ben, P. Say - city, Was preseated, by the em- orately chased silver i¢e-pitcher, and = wine- stand with Bohemian glass bottles, and silver Gritking gobie's, from the establishment of Gait & Bro, Mr. Snyder, last night, invited the employres to meet him in the breakfast Teom of the National Hotel, torether with sey- eral gentlemen representing prominent news- papers of thecountry. It not amere formal emely gratifying t> everybody present, an abundance of “the good | §= ire GBR RRA. SHIN ESB things of life” having, by the generosity of the Be Oma Box wiih rarrorm 4 Quan *~ | worthy recipient of the compliment. been pro- jients ace parely vegetable. itis | vided for his friends. The proceedinzs were pleasant to the taste, has no bad odor, and h | enlivened by brief speeches, toasts and senti- ay ne entrada ia) og nore without fearof | ments. Mr. Snyder's uniform courtesy aad | SSOnN's ROMER crccnsace Ste ou. pols pecuhar fitness for his responsible position | 403 Ohestaut st., Phiiadelphix. and ia Washing’ render him deservedly populir. ton by 8B. 9. FORD, 290 Bonneyivanie avenue, _ z — sent by je 15-eoly Taken Down.—Lastnight about nineo'ciock, — while the rain was descendivg in torrents, aRY Goons, Jobn Doyle, an old toper, id down on the WALL, STEPHENS & GO,, pavement on the avenue, newr Twelfth street. 329 Pemnarivawea Avexus MMicer Voss stood by waiting for his partuer, | , Ofer the iargast ameortment in this city, embras to carry him to the station house, A symp: | [as all qualities used » Pe TRASH C8 Bee thetic gentleman walked up and remarked, SHOULDSR STRAPE 28, GAPB, PIsTOLs “This is ashame, the pollce onght to take this | &o., &e,, with a fine Ssportinent of bch RM man away.” The officer answered, “Well, | GLOTHING with wpick we can cert sir, Tam glad to meet with a gentleman who soraplate outits in s few TECH ENE & CO lags some feeling, I was waitikg for my part- ah 2 * | ner, but you can help me to take this nen to | _Spii-tht 323 Pounsrivania Ave nue ! shelier, if you please.” Tie zentleman’s A YERY FINE ALMOST SW ROSEWOOD \ pathy oozed oulsuddenly, and stanimeriag ont PIANO Bwillbs cold for 910 “Oh “it’s uot my busines,” he left. The police | tg owner leaving the city. “To be reen Be) took charge of the man antil he was sober. eg ind a 6 ad IR a Se deste Es dentist. 9k a a1 I A FeEMALK Recx BpRroEs OF THE BNGINSER AND A&TIL- Boose met 2 very curious! lery Operatious of the Army of the Potowae, thorny fe cata of So eae cert ie ign. en. & er, a0 4 arrested the suspicious recruit. Gen Barry, Oniet of Artillery. TVolollaetr, 4 that sh ts notin her proper uniform, being | with 18 Maps, Plans, ic. 3.50. afemaie. She said she had bernto amasquer- | og PRANOK TAYLOR | ade ball, Which sccounted for her disguise. Coverings were plne:d over ihe elegant car- | pets in ail the rooms, in order to prevent cheir being soiled by the mud. Over the prircipal door a handeome shield, with large national flagson each side, was put daring the morning by Mir. R.H. Stewart, the Assistunt Commissioner of Public Buildings, which atcracted mach atien- uon. The throng of army officers who assembied | in the lower hall ofthe War Department, tocall Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wieg Placa, | he last three tracis of | on the President, was larger than ever before, completely jaming its extirespsce. Ina body, numbering between five and seven hundred, apparently, they proceeded at ily a.m. to the Executive Mansion on their errand of courtesy, headed by the distinguished General-in-Chiet. INCIDENTS. A lady, unattended by any one, being auxious ‘angeburg, the | togain admittance at the White House, and Jack Island, the | finding herself unable to edge through the tm- mense crowcs struck upon a novel idea, and threw open one of the large windows lending from the portico to the ante-room,and crawled in upon all fours, greatly to the amusement of the crowd, She was soon followed by a Jarge crowd of men and boys, but the police finding out the “leak,” soon “shut down them. A deaf and dumb printer, employed at the Government office, imagined that he saw Gen. Scott among the large number of officers ss- sembled, and he wrote the General's name in large capitals npon a piece of paper and car- on | ned itfround through the crowd and pointed | out a prominent character ag being the old of the apprairea value thereof, the | abers reserve # single bid to be | | partments veteran, creating no little crowding and jost- ling ta see the hero of Lundy's Lane, who, however, was not “thar.” As usual opon such cccasions, the pick- pockets were at work, and a gentleman, whose name we could not learn, had his pocket picked of & wallet containing bel ween two and three hundred dollars in greenbicks. The bauks did not open atall for business this morning, and a large number of the prin- cipal stores on the avenne were closed at an early honr in the morning, and remained closed aH day. Rusiness was suspended in the various De- to-day, which will account for the absence oi our usual d: partmental items. FROM CULPE Rh. We learn that a considerable portion of the army moved to Colpeper last week, the advance taking position cut as far as Mitcheli’s Station, eeven miles irom the town. They had been at Kelly's Ford, ard had crected winter quarte: and were loth to leave them. The 1th Brooklyn regiment is doing provost duty in Culpeper. ‘The rebel pickets Repidan. Our forces at Culpeper are taking all vacint e on the other side of the bovses, rooms 6nd stables for hospital pur- poses. The wealthiest citizens of Culpeperare in need of breadstuffs. They could get along very well if they only had this necessary, as they bave, spparentiy, a plenty of meat on hand. Among the buildings destroyed by our army on their retreat from the Rapidan, were all on the Culpeper home farm of W. D. Wallach, editor of the Siar, cluding the dwelling hous, perhaps the largest in the county, and a dozen servants houses, barns, granaries, &c., &c. They were ali torn entirely down. LATEST FROM RICHMOND. — Gill, for the last ten years an employeo of the Richmond and Frederickeburg raiirovt reached here last night, haying eecaped across theRappabsrnock at Fredericisburg, but three days ago. He made his way down to the Po- tomac, crossed over ints Charies county, Md» and thence cume yia Port Tobacco. He repre- sents the Cecpondency and discontent at Rich- mond fr greatly increased. Dacoa sells there now at $4 per pound, snd he paid $120 Con- federate money for <oleing his boots. Hamp- ton’s /egion is doing rebel picket duty at Fred- ericksburg. CAPT RE OF | EBELS, The gunboat Gommodore Reed arrived yes- terday at Alexandria, bringing up two lientene ante snd five privates of the revel army, and several ladies, among whom was Mrs. Davis, wite of a rebel Colonel Davis, who were cap- tured while attempting to cross the Potomac, PEREQNAL,—George Francis Train, of New York, is in the city, and stopping at Will rds’. ee j . LOCAL NEWS. RECEPTION aT Mayor WALLAcH' a cording to hie hoepiiable custom, the tables at Mayor Wallqch’s were supplied with an aban- dance of good things, boned turkies aad turkies y of the Mansion | LATED TEA SET, PLATED CASTERS. - ICK PITCHERS, WAITERS She w taken Before J whom she give ler nas aimed to be a visitor in Empire ¢ Sustice Thor sappesing the fun she had enjoved was worta At least that su She promptly and left for her home, a hack being in readiness to con- vey her thither. tice Thompson to as Nellic Bel, and shingion from the n fined her #3, KNIVES, ORKS, SPO008: MUG? SOBLETS. 42, Of ruverior quality. A new apd besutifal essortn just received, 204 a cw tof the abore ow prices EOTELBR & 80N, Housefurnishing Store, yesterday morn- pt Bidwell com- rk, Col. Bearley ASTED MEN.—Sine men 19th New York, manding: 10 men 6d New Yor commanding; 74 men 69th New York, Capt. i LS Bal. Moroney: 111 7th Maine, Capt. Walker de 29 st Penn. meer) se aaa and 10th 375 men 46th New York, Col. Eegua. and 17] | 263% _ SEE |) = men ist Maryland cavalry, Capt. Gratian y INTE. KMENTS, NEW STYLES : have arrived at Sold ou their BOYS’ CLOTHING. We are now in reesipt +f a A and CHILDREN’S CLCT F est rtyier, enitable for the present reas iress and school wear, to which we invite the attention of parents. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,322 Pa.ay., GL reern for Traits from Indigna, rived at Seldicr’s poppet DELIVERED TO THE Marsuar ox rng Dra] 06 -iftf [int.&Rep.) bet. sth and tnth sta veioT.—Lust night, Officer Crown, of the as re] Fourth Ward, arrested Gracey Wes, amatnito | [52782 STATES MAILE. OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE Poa? Orrt Prorosats will bs reccived at the Oyo ol this De: it until 3 p.m. of Mare (to be decided by the 19th.) for conveying the mails ofthe United Statexin the Stateof KANSAS and girl, well known to the police as a keeper of a rinche in Washington alley. She was indicted for Kesping a bawdy house, and Wedaesday wes convicted tn the ¢ inal Court. Gracey Was not prevent to receive her sentence, and 4 warrant was issued by Judge Olin, upen which she was arrested. She was turned ever to tne se DRrArTMENT, | i) ty > receive h 3 Terntories of COLORADO, UTAH, and NEVADA serene eg hiner cram from July 1, 1864, to June §), 186,00 the routes and Forts Wanp STATION Cagna.— John | by the roheduies'of departures and arrivals heroin rpecitied. constituting the overland ront, and George Minor, dizordirly, $1.58 each. farnia. Prososaix are also invited for four years Ww. a | Van Newkirk, buying stolen property; dis- | service, (from July 1, 1864, to June 3), 136%). \ missad. Henry Bigier.drank; dismissed. Gra: KANSAS. We t, fugitive from justice; turned over toi ass Brom Atchison, by Lancaster, Kinnekak U. 8. Marshall, Michi. Scanlin, drank and Kickapoo. Leng, Obain, Seneds, 1 - disorderty; 92.52. Michl. Scanlin, threats : Seek Soares: eer: “Oa, Pewee diemiceed. Geo. Norton, disorderly; military. Feeaecn ie Rises. fithe Bie i, 4 Michl. Cuilen, Wm. Hart, Nat. Hines, drunk, fore Lone Tree, Thirty-two-mile Crock, Ciserderly, and peofane; $1.5- each. Thomas Summit, Hooks, Fort Kearnay, Plat‘e ( Caseell, playing policeman: military. James tion, Craig, Plum Creek, Willow Isisnd, McF ag, drank and disorderly; do. Midway, Gilman's. Cottonwood Springs, Cold Springs, Fremout 8priags. « Horn, Alkali Lake, Sand Hill, Diamond 3prings. Lumver Tuixvns.—Last night, officer Davie . Julesburz, (Colors ‘erri arrested Ben Cooper and Chas. White, colored, — am rong = Spring’ oe itis, for stealing finished lomber from a building on Vail y Station. Kelly's, Beaver Cree Thirteenth street, near ©, in course of eraction Fremont’s Orchard, Eagle's Nest, La’ by Hogg & Shipley. The quantity of finished Cache, La Pondre, Sierwood's, Ls work missed was considerable. The evidence Boper. Oberokee { Idaho Territory.) Vir showed that the prisoners have at various jo Dale, Weombering®, Zia baremie:littie timre gold portions of the lumber to & person cine Bow, Port Halleck: Bix Moantsia. Pas n the neighborhood, which was seen and iden- Creek .N te Bage Creek. nfied by Mr. Shipley. Jestice Olayton sent both the prisoners to 1 for cours. orth Pla’ Bridger’s Pass, Sulphur Springs. Wes Duck Take, Dag Borines. Lovieds Bie bons, Biack Buttes, Rook Poi it Weils, Roc* la PouceR RePORTRa—Second Preciact.— Ennis . ’ = Territory.) South e % Green, driving op a pavement: ¥. Edward Millerville, Port Bridger, Maddy. Quakive, Matthews, assault: for hearing. Asp Spring: r River, Naedle Hock, Echo Third Precinct.—Jobn Mason, indecent expo- Canon. & ig Hook Weaver. Danial's, snre: $525. John Ward, drunk: dismissed. A Kimbail’s, and Moantain Dale. to Salt Lake Vity, 1 220 mi} nd bask, daily Schedule from April to December 1, (3 montis. Leave Atchison taily at Sam; Arrive at Salt Lake City thirteenth day by Jaw. {28 bours;) soldier, do; military. Sizth Precinct—Timothy Kelly, drunk and disorderly: # Louis White. drunk: $2. Tenth Precinct —Anne Black, tarceny of dress pattern: dismi Mary Scott, do; bail for Leave Balt Lake City dally st2p court. James Boggs, drunk and disorderly; Arrive at Atchison thirteenth bripm, (3 : diemissed. hevrs). ———>———_ Schedule from Decemivr \ to Aprit (4 » THIRD Wacky STation Cases —Mary Riley, Leave Atchiren daily at am; ip. Jarceny: jail for court. Mtnor Ross, disorder- se ave Steele Lake City fifteenth day by 5 « | ly; $3. Lloyd Munnel, larceny: dismissed. A. | ™. (36 bowre; . ; ; } Leaye Salt Lake City dsily at 2pm; Hennerson, disorderly; military. John Hart : 4 ¢ . L in 6: $3: Charles. Par dais ‘90. Albert Borer at Atchison fifteenta day by 2p m, (: Grigsberry. do ; 82. atriek Morgan, keeping Bids for four years service iuvited ; that is, {rom open bar 2p.m.: #1 Francis Brand. | July 1.1804, to June 30, 1368 ner, do Thos. F UTAH TERRITORY es ees ee edie Sheree eae ae A uiy crunk and disorderly: 14630 From Fatt Labe City. by Travel«r’s Reat. : ss: ron a9 Ret Oat, Fart cakes SELTERS.—The ving et ame ¥. Point Lookout, Simp JoFSERTE RS. —The following named persons son'a Sarioen, River Beal Doe War, Blatk are in custody of Capt. Scheetz's detectives, Rock. Fiet Springs Bovd’s Willow Rprives for desertion :—Thomas Langdon, company F, fapon: ation. Deep Greaks Srairis Gace. Ist U. S. Chassuers: John Owens, company Antelope ferinus. « Y Shs X;, 5th New Jersey: Augustus Bacon, 2d New Greek Bota Canon f Fountain prices Yoik; Wm. M a, company B, 5th New Rab Ney, (Nevada Territory), Ja 7 Wells, Diamond Springs, 8ulpioz Ypr Robert's Cre: k.Camo Station, Drs frees, Cape Born, Simpron’s Park, Rei York; Thos. J. Yourg. company D, 157th Penn- Sylvania; Richard Moreland, com D, dark, Maryland: Francis Luckey, tor interferring Monpt Airy, Castle Rook, Edwerda 0 ' With an officer. Cold Springs, Miidlo Gate, Pai — hose in this neigivhor. to inake sure of the Mouptsia Well, Still, Water. O14 ’ Bisty +. Nevada. and Desert Walls, to ¥.r- einia City, 658 miles snd back, daily. Bauney Green. bogd or elsewhere wis | latest papers trom any quarter, New York, Sei ale roee, April to December 1.18 mouths) Philacelphia, Bilumore, Washington or the Leave Salt Lake City daily at ‘iam; ; west (We believe he geis packages ot Uta nArtive at Virgipia City seventh Gay by 9am, papers even) wiil do well to call on Barney : . Green at his well known stand, Kirkwood eta ier dee oy by bam, “Y House. Anything that Barcey cannot procare | (14 bours), in the news line, is certainly not to be had, Schedule from December) to Aprig 1, (4 months’ A —_————s>—-— Leave Salt Take City daily at$ am: Sxconpd Warp STaTion Cases.—Georre 0. Arrive at Virgiola City eighth day by 9 am, (153 Shepherd. burgiary; a pe Thos. Hoitz. Bonen Virginia City daily stam man, disorderly; military. J.W. Wetheraon, i ¥ y ; do. do. Juo. Smith, do. dc. Ben Ooopar,erand | (aapevesny Out Lake City eighth day by 18 m, iarceny; jail for court, Charles White, do. do. Bids for forr years tervies invite: Mery Dyer, Sacraerty George Kelley, do. | Jcly 1, 1864, to June 30, 1888. #4. John Doyle, druvk: dismissed. Alive Smith, do. and disorderly; #1. Jno. McNulty, | ysoc5 From Vise heer do. military. J. Mauning, drunk; do. iday's. Yank's, Strawharry, 7 ae portsman's Hall. and Placerc’ t ore 1 Beriver— Goranoh Chapel ot E) oa the aa to Folsom -City, 140. wiles and — sland, which wis for asesson daring the past o ‘ month s year wi'bout a pastor, has lately baen the sceue Prove de: Hel oma be Facet veuelan wo econphs of An interesting series of mentings, which have Arrive at Folsom City mext dsy by {) a=, closed, resulting In an inere ofabonteighty | heurs;) members to thecbarch. Thix station is pow in Leave Folsow City daily at 8a 1; age charce of Rey. Geo. V. Leech, of the Baltimore aouiee st Virginia City next day by 8 am. %4 Conference. Y Sule” ieeterme—se Shed from Devcmber to April 1.4 monks x Rorpeky.— Wednesday, the bonse occupied 7° . ag AoA by Mr. Ferguson, on the corner of 2d ‘and SRS Poles Clty Shira day'dy 10.85.18 streets, was entered, and about two hundred ity dally at 8 } dollars worth of clothing—skirts, dresses, as, | “KiyeMtGircinta Oy third day bys am. which had been hung up in a Stolen, | Bours. Bids for four years service invited ; that is, from Thers was a lot of man’s clothing in € in the room Jaiy 1, 3854, to June 3, at the time, but none was taken. 1 r M385 Wom Lathamn-Uy Bie Bond Wort Luster, 12d ADY AUDLEY'S SPORET.—There will ou «by Big. » Port Lu . afternoon perform nce at Grover's Pie Load a ee back, in consequence of the necessarily le! v re- u ° ° neareal of thr great play of Lady Awdiey's ce. | BANSUAPTRAUT ALOR Mies g yan cpnoars:) eret, fo be breught out there to-morrow ‘nizh’, eave Latbam daily Oey ‘arrival of the mail ry Tequisltoacenery. nore ste SBFEDSTe Ihe'| PR Uae Bonvas is tenlve none: SPT i M walv: snes iain Galt Bide for four years service invited; thatis, from Ronpep.—Last night, a soldier while asi July 1, 1664, fo June 30, 1868, near the depo!, was ropbed of about $150 a check of over $300 on Philadelphia baak. OMS YOR SALB most desirable location, with equal if std eu to mos Me ite arey tht wh! G ‘Star of Front Ny PforogRaea loa WIT. furnished bashers both be rente« either to ny