Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1864, Page 1

Se=— THE EVENING STAR 38 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, {SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Oonwser Perna sahil AND 1iTH STRERT, ix VW. D. WALLACH. —_——_— Papers served without wrappers, by carriers, W@cents per weekyin wrappers at the rateiof $6 per year. To m&H subscribers the prive is $5 per year; 23 for eix months. Papers procured at the Star office counter, with or without wrappers, Two CENTS BAOH: t 7 ADVERTISEMENTS should ba sent to the Office before 1! o’clock m.; otherwise they may mot uppear until the next day. AUCTION SALES. SUTURE DAYS. | persre Pigs sii LANDS THE PARE OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT DISTRICT, SOl TH CAROLINA, Under the direction and instractions of the President of the United States, issued of the date ‘eptember 16, 1363, in pursuance oF 2 eleven tion of :.o act, entitled “An act for the Collec. ion of Dirvat Taxes in Insurrectionary Districts within the United States, and for cther purposas.”” approved June 7, }8€2, end of the act ndatory gf the sald net, aprroved Pobruary (, 19%, we, am D Smith. Willian B. Wording, and Wil- Henry Brisbane, United Btates Dirset Tax Commirsioners for tie District of South Cs colina do hereby declare sad rake known thats pabiic sale wl be held at the office of the Commi aforessid, in the town of Beaufort, Parish of Helena, Beanfort Distriat, State of Sonth Qerclina, eommienzon the ifth’ day of Fehtaary. 1564, af Wo'clork #. m. of said day. for the dizpotal cf the foliowing tracts or parcels of land, to-wit : « ON 8ST. HBLENA ISUAND? ‘The Marion Chaplin Ulace. the Daniol Pope Place, Bes Side. the Ann Fripp Place, Littiewood Point, the Gabriel Caper’s Place, the Lawrence Fripp Pinee, the Pritchard Place, the Perry Place, Was- aa Island, the Dathaw Tnl,and Dathaw Point. ON LADIES’ ISLAND: Biuff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wieg Place, the Joe Johnson Place, the Porter Place, Wood Lawn, ¥air Lawn. Brickvard; the Pine Land Plase, arel Hill, Lucy Point, Bolus Point, Agnuale, sthewood Pine Land. the Sam's ive Lasdoand the Jenkins’ Pine Land The last three tracts of lavd will be sold subject to the risht ofthe United Ststes to cat and remove the wood and timber therefrom, without compensation to the owners, Also Pine Isiane . ON-POET ROYAL ISLAND: The Henry Stemart Place, spring Hill, Oteheite, the William Perryclear Ai: % Aun Perryclear Place Licyd Field, Murkle Bush, the Betreat, the Oherry Hill, the Tom Bayard Place, the Haber- Piece. Prospect Mill, Grove Hill) Barlington, Kir Park, tho Campbell Pine Land. nd the Pine Land tract, exespt two 6 of the same heretofore redeemad tax sale by rik A.B Islant, Fripp’s Island, 2 leet cx tracts of lacd will b right of the United States to cat and ove the and timber therefrom, without componsa- the owners, nds to be sold comprehend in all abont hree thousand acres. They ary to be sold i divisic ns Or pareels, not to excved three kuudred and twenty acres taany one purchaser. Said sale will not be kept open longer than sixty days from the commencement of the same, And wedo farther make known and declare that | is will be eet up for sale at one dollar y-live cents an acre each. rod that the sanie will not be cold unless the bids advance be- yond that rum, that when any tracts or lote of land have erected thereon dwetling-houses, her out-houses, the same will be ap- cesh value thereof; avd in cage an: © or tracts of land sn which the sai buildings are erected ehall fail, when offered for vale 8 aforesaid. t bid up to x sum equal ta | one-third part of he appraitea value thereof, the fame wili De withirawu from this sale The Commissi a single bid to be publicly made by their authority, on €sch parce! or trect of land offered for sale, of such vam s2 they may deem eligible, not less than ene third of the appraised value. Given under our Gands, at the town of Beaufort aforera.d, This ea day of ncemaber, &. D., 1863. SME . W. E WORDING WM. HENRY BRISBANE, U. 8. Direct Tax Commisetoners fer the éo ae District of touth Carolina, ¢ ‘HIE? QUART ERMASTER’S OF PIC. y) pot af Washington, Woskinzton. 1). C., Dee 24, 1863. Wil) be sold s+ public austion, at the corrals, pear the Ohserret im the city of Washingtoa, on the fret and th: WEDNESDAYS8in January, Weta, vis: GLb gud 2th days of the monia, a ioto HOBSES "ND MULES condemned as unSt for gubli Seles to commenee at 10 o’etoe! ‘Terme cash in Goverament fana D.H. RUCKER éowtiian 9 Brig. Gen, and Quartermaster. HID! ILL Be sold at Auction, every WSDITESDAY and SATURDAY. at 11 o'clock a. m., at the Wharf, foot of Bixth street, all the HIDES. TALLOW, &<, that may be on hand, of Catth tered outside &. Sa esis of the D Hp hel jolambis, and ed to this point for such disposition. Terms cosh, in Government fusds, to be raid at the time of asle, BELT, del5-im a Lient. Gol. ana @. 8, V. Wiis se sod ee eabite Auction, om avert WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY, @: 11 ovcicad w m..at tbe Whervon Aixth strest, Wesisingtos, 13) the Governron Ssef Hidesoa hacd at the tims of ‘Fer a, in x Botes, to be at tas momentofaates eMOry Doves, to be meet fal8 | fCheon.} Lt, Gol. and O. 4. 0 hem. or bj TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. BALTIMORE ANB OHIO HAILBOAD, On and after Monday. January 4th, 1864, daily trains will be run between Washington and New York, and Washington and the Weat as follows: FORPHILADELPHIA,N&V¥. YORK and BOSTON nd 40 PM daligs const Sanday,” Oa Sunday, am . A ~ aa '» OXCe) '. a Sus . at€.20P, Mi. only. ., " FOR BALTIMORE. 20310, £90, Fad CDE AE dail roxcept Sander, and 3.10,4.30,5and 2.20 P. Bf. , except Sunday, On Sunday, at 7 50 A.M. and'3.19 and 8.2) P.M, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave Washington at 6.30 and 7.50 A, M. and 8.20 z M. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday, at 8.20 P. | only. *: COMMUTATION TRAIN. Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at 4.90 *The first and fourth trains from Washington, and fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop at all way points. FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Leave Baltimore at 4, 3.50 and 10.20 A.M. and $15, 4.90 and 7.50P.M. On Sunday, at 4 and 8.50 4,M.and3.15 P.M, COMMUTATION TRAIN. Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at 7.10 FOR ANNAPOLIS, Leave Washington at 6 30 A. M. and 3.10 P.M. Leave Baltimore at 7.10 A. M. and 3.15 P. M. Trains leaving Washington at 7.50 A.M. sod 2 P. M., go through to New York without without change of cars. hp Seater fatdcmeasion, axel of every Find. ¢., 8) ly to orge 8. Koonts, agen’ ash- ington Btation, or at the Ticket Office, W. P. SMITH. Master of Transp’t’n. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ja4-tf GRAVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buccossors to J. ¥. WALEER & 5QN,) WAPHINGTON, D. O., anD PHILADSLPHIA, PA, MAWUPACTUREZS OF LAP BLACK, ROOPING MATERIALS, GRAVEL ROOFS WILSON 5 IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PHLOOF FELT, CEMENT, 4ND GRAVEL Roots. OBFIGE—No, 161 Twenty-second street wert below Peonsylvania avenue, WOBKE-Foot of Twenty-second street west, . CResspeake and Ohio Canal, Washington,and ‘ébit- eth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia, T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. i. a err Ss eS UOPED SKIRTS AND DRESS GOODS. # dosen HOOP BEIBTE of sew and besutiful 44- Also, Plain and Oorded POPLINB, MEKINOES, GOSURGS, VALBNO: BALMORALS, &e., &: ot, XXII. BOARDING. A FFW FIRSr-CLats BOARDERS CAN BB “accommodated at 426 Twentieth atrett corner te eRe none basall the modern improvements EI mn FRGARD. ROO! viy Kuraished Suite of t ting, on see . with, fis street. bet Jsth and tach + 4 Axood M S@RVANT wanted. jai te PUBNISHED ROOMS AND “¥IRST-OUASS Hoard. incinding fire 94% gas. for gentleman only, at 156 G atenot. beterren Mth and Zist. He- enor given and require? Terms 35) par morth, ie ‘ DENTISTRY. T DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. Teeth Extracted witha Pain with the Muhrite of Een. : I wo::'t s@vias aM peraona having teeth to ex- tract to Bit at or. Pewee one, and have them taken ont by this new } and armless process. Also call and examine Doeter’s new. and im- proved method of Inserting Artificial Testh. If yo Ones gee, the great Amproremen do his teeth jon will bave them in no other style than this new ars vainatieone. No. 242 Pa. avenus, between ath and Isth streets uo Is 8.R LEWIS, M, D.. Dentist, TEETH... | 418, M.D., the 1 Pat of ths MAN EMAL PEAT e TERE at ae tends somelly hie office fn this ity. ay ‘sons can wear these’ teeth who taznot wear cthers. and x } can weer others who cannot wear these, fons csLing at my. offi ¢ can be sccommoiated tyle and prise of Teeth they may deste, with any’ put to these who are particular and wish the purest, | cleanest, strongest, 2nd moet perfect denture that artean produce, the MINSRAL PLATE will be~ more jully warranted. cea Hhiseti Wo. ese Renaseivsaiss een Sth aa Streets, Also, 2 Philadelobia, i — _ EPUVATIONA L “WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1864. AMUSEMENTS. QGQROVER’S THEATER, Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willards’ Hote?, Lroxarp G ROTER... teceas eens oe Director. Thur:day' EVENING, Jan. 14, 1244, hice: PARBWELL BENSYIT seit gee: "DAST AP2BARANCE ang & of the ches CHALLOLY® THOMESON, TIE MAGNIFICENT DRAMA which bat been selected for * 2 YHS Last NIGH? % oi this distinguished Indy’s highly euccesafn) en- . 18 replete with stertliog ined: . itetiong, elegent tableau magmificeat ir her the ni of the G¥ THE MODEBN DRAMWA. formance to-nig ut will consist of the new and ‘origina! crams. in fiveasts. entitled LOUDS WILTH SIL VSR LINING. regentifg thé beautiful iiss Char otte Thom pzon as. (Her great original, characte FORD’S NEW THEATER, ‘“SENTH STREET. ABOVE E. Joux T. Foap—-...-.. Fr and Propristor TAise of Holiday Bireat Theater, Usisrecre’) FASHIONABLE # 4A0N, Triumphant Reception of tre Ameriesn Trags- dignne, MES. D. P| BOWERS, Who bas been ackuo sled god by the press Ags pap Ke ofboth England and amertca asthe best Ac- trere icahs produced *inee the days ot Charlotte Cushman, * THURSDAY BVENING, January 14, -—-Inea P Wil be produced ROMEO AND SULIET. Mre. Bow2rh §8.......--ge0e- segs corns enna Juliet ‘0 conclud uw REC Mr. C. B. Bizhopas... To morrow erenies -Mr, Bobtati In preparation, LAOY Is SRL OF EAST LYNNE, B .OOR VILLE AOaDEMY, Terms $90 per cession (21 wea de 29 1m School for Bovs, R. K BERNE Beare . Ke NS, Princips! Brookville, Montgomery 0)., Md, Reon vire WANTED. TO FILL THE QUOTA OF TEBE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. EOUNTY FOR VETFRANS, $432, 2105 of which will be paid im advance. BOUNTY FOR NBW RKORUITS, $252, . 105 of which wil! be paid in advance, ¢ BOUNTY FOR COLORED RECRUITS, #30, Paid in advance, PERSONS WISHING TO BNLIST , Will apply fo any of the following RECRUITING OFFICERS: 8. V. BAOON, Engine Ball, near the Market, on Pennsylvania sTenuc, between Seventh and Ninth etreeta 4.0. HYDE, Oorner of Fourteenth and New York arenue, C. A. KBASBEY, Hi strect, near corner of Nineteenth and Pen.- sylvanis ayenne, J.C. PARKER, Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George- town, de 15-t? N GOLDIN & CO A big PHOTOGRAPHERS. No. 4 Market Space, bettocen 8th and 3th streets, one door east of Perry & Bro Eaving furnished our Gallery with sn entire new Btoek, secared the most modern Instruments and Material,end arranged.on the most approved plag, our.ight,(under tke immediate aupsrvision of J. Goldin, long known to cur citizens in the Photo- ersphicart,) We aro Fe pared to faruish the Public with Ehotogrephe. Ptaia, in India Ink, Water and Oil Colors, from Miniatures to Imperial and Life Rize ; Ainbrotypee all sizes, Cards de Visite and Vignettes for Aibums. . J 8 a agrenticn wi be, paid to copying Ambro- eT Z "We Pave Toode airgngements with Chaarles D. Fredericks & Co. Photographern, New York, to keep usccnstantly supplied with Cards de Visite of gil the Gelebri' of the day, to which we in- eee a a Sannin of tne mow +& full eup Wise French Albums,” Also, Fraimes of ail sizes kinds, dew-Im* cho and f AUCTION NOTICE. inven iEetot e geacre Luction and Ooseaiastos n a Tan ‘vhepara to attend promptly to all business entrrsted my care. ‘A large and dry basement for storage of goods for vr en rales, advances made on consigaments. oy * Auctioneer and House Farnisher. _4e 19-1m NoN'45 Teh at,, between @and it. EPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Gr Palin ae table 0., eee ae. a the otwers an nufacterers Ea Bie :—The Commissioners appointed by this Do- rinent, consisting of Hon, J. K Morehead, of ‘ennésivania, William M Bailey, of Bhode Island, and Jonn A. Warder, of Ohio, to contider the fol: Jowing spyropriation made by the last Congrers, viz Peper sevestigasions to test the practoabiity of cultirsting sn: Lap acted fiax and hsee ans substitute for ectton, twenty thousand doliars ; having met, and, after several days’ jovestigation of the sub. ant it. ving that a er aller YGket tavestigations ‘might produce adjourned to m: le result: eet again on Wed- '. ft Pebrusry next, at 12 o’olock Pi rewcen Tr Sereoae faterested in the distri- bation of this opriation, or anxious to develop the eabject for the public good, to send to this De- ‘tment,on or before that day, samples of the emp d Fisx in the different stages pl ereperee fica. of the tres and fabrics prepared by taom, accompanied atements of the various pro- cesses utedand the cost of production in each case; also. aes ous Of ane ee ery used, whore made, 7 er any ani ail information that may U3 useful to the Commis. rhs pee ry a is pecan y: before an intelli- i yn can pnd Feed RARG-NUWTON, Commissioner. B inatnd cook & COo., BANKERS, No. 452 Fifteenth Street, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES, VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE. We shall continue to sell ar Pax until further notice, THE SIX PER CENT BONDS _ OF THE UNITED STATES known as FIVE TWANTIES, ble iin twenty years, and redeemable at the Ricasureof the Government after five years from Sates’ ‘The unsold balance of this loan ianow Less than One Hupdred Miltions of Dollars, and is being rapidly absorbed by home and foreign demand for investinent, and by the new National Banke as basis for circulation, When all sold, the Bonds will, like the “Seven-Thirty” Loan, ad vance tox handsome premium. Asan investment they yield ‘Suz per Cent. per Annum in Gold, (payable semicunnually,) equivalent, at present prices of coin, to Nineper Contin Currency. UPON BONDS (payadle to bearer) are tsasatn bemnt 50, $100, 4 600; 31.000, and the REGISTERED BONDS (payable to order. and, transfeeble.as bank stock. upon tho books of the Treasury, and therefore picterred for pera, ty BS e against toss, ce x Bonus of 90; $100, $900, $1,000, $3,000, ec stor bonds _are.exerpt from all local taxes, and the Government tax upon them ix nly ong’ and t per annum upon the in * wae the Eicome o the holder exceeds $600. e furnished at our counter, or a phestion by tuails ivingany farther information PEat nia be desired concerning this and other Gov- ernment Loans and jon of National '@ Beep on hand and forsalesfullsupply of — , ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, | de 16-dtt JAY COOKE & CO. the organ! 7 BUFFALO TONG! Wivorerses ere omer wre nlooly pared “und & BUROESLL, @orner isth st. and Vermont av. SILVER-MOUNTED MBXIOAN a Nhe Goo LT eg jae-et Auction and Qom, Merchaste, Teri | (BWIEB OHBEBE-Of very ehoige Nie er 7ARIBTIES, VABISTIES — Frontine Pennsy’- vaniant-nueand Ninth street. — he thres atar Ballet. Drematic and vantowiae Kroupss, Mus's Hil end Theater allinong Visited by thottsand3 of persona nightly plays, Son Dances, Muric and Ohoras, Batlet ana Etbio: Acta, Comical Freaks and Faucies of slikinis. The BSalletof THB FAIGY OF THE LAKE. 2) Song: $0 Dances. 2) Etaiopian Aste, Pung, Jokes, Wit and Humor, bmiles Grace, beaity nod Elegance. art and Arvistes of Meritaud inthe Amuremant World, Fitz Simmone? gr-at version of the Romantic Mili- tery Fomance of the FLENGH SPY; OR. TAn STCRMING OF ALGIESS. Mle Lina Wendeil in three characters. In the charsater of the Arad Boy, cisplay ing (ae bean'iful coatyur of the lovely formed ar isie. s living illustration of Female Grece and Baauty, ad: a by counolesours, 48 the Arab Boy, to bathe B-st Formed Lady tn ths World. the very bean :deal of a Koulptor’a Faney a model to create from the Finest Female Btatne To pight, to ‘met Artiste. Wi fef Associations Ban Notroe —Next Tanradey night. poritively for three vizhts only. the Groat Bansy tion Play of the Age, which crowdod ths Varietics every Dight rome week ince, The great Lore, Crime and Mysterious Dramas of thy Day ia 13 BECOND GRAND SACRED CONCERT. CHURCH OF THD EPIPHANY, G, Berwaxs 13?H 42ND 1472 ETREBTS, THURSDAY, Jan. 14,734 p. m., <srrer SHE SUNDAY 8O0HOOL FUND. Selections from MENDELS30HN, FLOTOW, HANDEL, MERCADANTE, BOSSINy. BELLINI. VERDI, etc. Theeminent solo performers cad fine chorus of the concert of 18th December have kindly consant- ed to lend their galuable aid once more. In addition to his other ffa'shed performances. Eenor Ftr'zi, of Baltimore, will execute solo of his own comsorition 2 The entire performance will be under the dires- tion of the renowned crganist and artist Rovert ler. Biickets (8) cents cach) may bo obtained at the principal music and bookstores, aud of the Com- Diittee of Arrangements. jalt-4t OANTE RB UY Hitrkctss Paw asa tOANTEEBUBY } THSATSE, Lovisiana Aveuvs. Besr of National and Metropoliten Hotels, Hit t divertiseemeat from the grand ballet Amagn fee ALLO IN MASCHBRA. BAaLLo L AnOHBHA By Moné, Fouche and the Roszani Ballet Troupe. 1s New Burlesque Ballet (in black,) Mr MABHER DS SEE MILLA!” LA MASHaR DE SHE-WILL-AH! jams’ New Laughable Ethiopian Skotoh. Mige YOUTH WHO NEVEH BAW © WOMAN.” THE YOUTH WHO NEVES SAW A WOMAN. Beautifal Affecting Domestic Drama, The MIM MOMNNTOUB QUESTION. THE MOMENTOUS QUSSTION Lillie Brandon as. ----+-.-, .Bachel Ryland TIM HAYS IN HIS BBBT CLOG DANOES. AN EDWAROB. EMERSON. BAGAN\D THE COMES AFRIQUE. SONGS. DANOES, . VAGANZAB. EXTBAVACKTS OF JUGGLING, Xe. usrter to 7; performance at a Admission 2 and 50 ots. Doors nat a quarter before § o’elock. REG AMILY MATINER Jue ae vAMT ET TURDAY APTRRNOON. R22 ores: HINTON & TRBL. MERCHANT AND MILITARY TAILORS, And Extensive Dealers in GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, From the old stand, 106, to 355 Pennrylvania avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel. Warhington, December, 1853. fan9 im PUBLIC SALE. N TICE.—Capt WISE, said to be of a Michigan Regiment, will please tate notice that I will sell, on the 2th dsy of January, 1804, at 12 o’clock m., in front of my premises, gn © Street’ north. bat. weat 43; and 6th streets. EORREL MARB, about 7 years old 16% hands Bish ane marke a borness, jo satisfy charges for livery; left by 1e in Sone est, fie public are invited to attend. Ja 1 at! ¢.W. PUMPHREY. 7 AY? UL MU RAND RAFFLE ! TURKEYS, WILD DUCKS &e, At the basement saloon of the Cen- tral Bote], southwest corner Ponna. azepee sod Sih atrest, op every, Wet- jay vig! 5 Rentay ang Sel H. D: @RLBTON, Proprietgg. BILLIARDS e ‘ BNTLEMEN Of the sity and strangers are in- vited to call at the rew Rilliard Satoon ia Central Hetel, with Phelan’s tables aud furnished in neatest style. Gall and judge for yourselves. Central Hotel, routhwest correr of 6th street and Penp. avenue. H. D. GELSTON, de 23 2awim* Progrietor. Y FOK HERRING’S FIRE AND BURG- Agr LAB PROOF BAF. 55% Seventh street, A full and complete assortment of these superior fates. with and without eee Eaaene BORGLAR PROOF LOOK, twaye © peice FACTORY, PRICES, Aleo 483 BRS or pied OH 38TS. eo ‘The coet of freight ie eaved to purchaser by buying at th cy. e meine OES OND RARTHOLOW, Ahent for Berring’s Batee, 55% Seveath street H.O. HOOD,”* WHOLRSALS AND BETAIL DEALER ° in very fine @CLD and BILVBB WATCHES, -BLOH BIA MON DB. And Other GOLD JE TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, — LEY. BOLID SILVER WARE, uns PLATRD GOops. SPECTAOLES, OPERA GLASSES, © % MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, ©: ‘GILD/PBNS, &e. No. 338 Penn-aven Between Ninth and Tenth 5 N. B.— Watches carafully repaired. de 14-110. gomazs, = : Star. N°. 3,394, THE GREAT FAIR TO BE RELD UNDER TUE AUSPICES OF THB Ladies’ Soldiers Relief Association, IN THE LARGE HALL OF PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THR CHRISTIAN COMMISSION And the Families of the Sotdiers from Rive an interview with the. President of the the District of Columbia and from ether places, if serving in the District Reguments. At a very large meeting of the Association, at the house of Mayor Wallach, on Wednesday, January 6th, 1564, changes were made in the committees and the collectors, a new Commit, teeon Decorations was appointed, and also Persons from the séveral Loyal States to so- licit subscriptions, contributious of articles, &c., it was ordered thatthe President cause the list, as corrected, to be published ih all the eity papers daily ontil the Ist of February. Major B.B. Pres:newr. Faencr, Vror Presipext Henry D. Coox, Bag. SECRETARY, Seusu @qrines, Beq, Treasurer. Mrs, L, E. Caittsxpsy. CoM™MITTER OF ARRANGEMESTS, Bicnary Wanuach, Esq, © Savies J. Bowen, Esq, Mre. 8.5 Bowen Mra,J. W. Angus, Mrs. BB. french, . GW, MeLelian, Witte B fonn, Erg. CowmirrEg, , Esq i, BROORBAD W. Molarean, Mier. 5 Mise B MeClell: 8 CovMTrae, . Mrs. R FARsnam Mre, WU. NroiroL sow, Mre/D. W. Bi Mrs. FL. B¥iNNER, Fon! WP, dolin L. Hayes, Esq., Mra.Adm iGoldsborougiMrs. ¥. Pres't Mrs Lewis C) Mrs. James 5: Mrs, A T. Ki Mre RJ. AtKi Ais. Marx Mre. JW. Angus Mrs: Mary P, Mid te i. Green, Shepherd. Mrs. Joseph Brynu, jr, Mrs, Mar’ Mrs. Alex. Mrs. G@ Mrs. Secretary Usher, r Sprague, yGen.Bates,Mrs. R. ant. i nt dean Weiies, i, B,P Holloway, Wm. H. Bald Ton. Trae Newton, | Gs a's MITTES Sar Eco aie has ony Mrs. Presi 1. Mra. Gen, WF COLLECTORS. Firasr Warp » Mrs. Admirat [i Mre.Com’t Henr: Mrs. Peter Park Secoxp Warp. Mrs. Biward Mrs. Thomas J, Ter, Mrs, Benj. F.G . Hooper, THirD Winn. Mrs. Th on. Mrs. John. K » Miss Mary Mare, Shuste: Mary Le Fovrts Waxp, Miss Oarrie Bac: h rs, Mra, ill, Lwin, Bsq., ‘DeWitt C. Clark, ident Lincoin omas Berry, rs, Edward Clark, Ja Apiws, Seq Jon W, Anca, Esq Mre. acd Wallash,: + Mrs. H. D. Cooke. Mrs. Portus Baxter, Mrs. Justan 8 Morr:li B. Browa, Mre.J.M. B anthara, Mre W. P. Dole Barr Mrs. EB IwaM Jordan. vA er, Mrs, Col. Freeman, ne ay, on. i M Miss Oharlotte Taylor. Miss Anna Allen, Mrs. Cornelius Wendeil, Miss §. M. Locke, Firth Warp. Mrs. John M, Brodhead, Mrs. W. L, Nich. Mrs.Capt Robert Clarke, Mrs. Wiiliam Dixon, Mra. James Nokes. Mrs. George R. Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Rittenhouse, Mis! Wm. Hi, Tenney, ol. G. B. Bi . Belt. Maj. De Vere Burr, than Sargent, . Benham, Mrs. Charies Me 8ixtx Warp. Mrs, Bobert M. Capt. B.C. Suvenre Warp. John H. Semmes, . KR. B. Clark, Mrs. George Ma! GnronGetown. Miss Buckey, WASHINGTON County. Mrs. H.G. Fant, elson, Name, 8. Gen Miss Ann Carroll, . Charles P. Russell, Mrs, Professor Bache, E ens, ara L Miss Alida Gardner, Ww. Mrs. Joseph Saxton, John § Miss Mary Locke, 8, L. ¥, Pourtal Mrs. B. B. French, . W.B. Todd, Mrs. J. W. Westfall, Mrs. Col. Harris, Combs, Miss Clarke, (deagbter of Mrs, William J, Martagh, phoinas E. Lloyd, Mrs. Joho i. Blvans tingly. Miss Kato Barnard, ‘homas Blagden, Esq., Dr. €.H. Nichols." e At Lance. Mrs.Caleb B.Smith,Ind., Mrs.DolphusSkinner,NY, Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and contributions from the several Loyal States, who are most respectfully and earnestly selicited to lend all the aid they can to the patriotic enterprise : Mre, Senator Foster, Conngoticur. Mre. Henry C. Dgrawsre. Kon. Nathaniel B. Smithers, Hon, Kenry 8. Lana, Ispiana. Deming, Hon, Wm. S. Holman, Mrs. George W. Julian, Hon, Schuyler Colfax, Inurnors, Mrs. President Lincoln, Mrs. Marshal Lamon, . Senator Trumbull, Mra Owen Lovejoy, Mrs. Chester, Hon. Elihu Was! hburne, Towa. Mrs. Senator Harlan, Hon. J. W. Grimes, Hon, 8. C. Pomeroy. on, Will K. . Joseph Holt, Hon: Green Adams, Kansas. J Maing. Mra. Senstor Morrill, Miss Hamlin, Mre. Vice Pres. Hamlin, Mrs. Prentice D. Mrs, Frederick A. Pike, Mrs. Francis P. Bisir, Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Senator Johnson, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs: Marie B. Mrs. Senator Chandler, MARYLAND, Hon. Edw! Massacnvserts. reene, Mrs. Oakes Smith, Hon. Alexander. MICHIGAN. NTUCKY. Hon. Henry Grider, Rev. Robert McMurdy, . Clark, Mrs. Senator Hicks, Pep Hoary Winter Davis, in H, Webster. Mrs, John Basler, . Rice, J. 8. Grinnell, Esq, Hon. Jobn W. Longyear, Hon. Jacob M. Howard, Hon. Francis Kellogg. Hon, Alex’: Ramsey, MINNESOTA, Hon. Wm. Windon, Hon. Mrs. Senator Clark, Mra, Senator Hale. W. Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Gratz Brown, Hon. J. B. Henderson, Mresovrr. New Havrsiirg Nath R New Yorx. Hon. M.8. Wilkinson, Hon. F, P. Blair. jr., Hon, Jaies 8. Rollins. Leavitt, Esa., Edin‘d F.. French, Baq. Mrs. Fred’k W. Seward, Hon, Augustus Frank, Mrs. Senator Harris, Mrs, Senator Morgan, Hon, Reuben New Jersey. Hon, Theo, M, Pomeroy, E. Fentoa, Mrs; Senator Ten Kyck, John Giverson, Esq. Mrs, & nator Wade, Mrs, Gangewer, Hen: dohn Sherman, Hou. Mrs. Senator Sprague, Hon. H Mrs. Benator Foot, Mrs, Senator: Mrs, Portua ee, Hor SeastcrveaWiabie.toe: ellan'Y Witsiey. | _Wiscoxs1s. ‘94 Mrs. Senator Doolittle, ee) A eis aleo given showing the NCH,. be ib a earente of tae ja 9-dtFeb} Pp Hon. John W. Forney, on: Rawed McPherson Hon, Edgar Cowan, ¥; ator Carlile, ‘yl BIO. ba Hon. James M. ra venus. Hon. B. W. fay! ~ Hen. Wm, D. Buope Istaxp Veruoxt lamer, er, iRGIBTA ey? : GISTs dani ioe “president of the a CYANTA, * Hon. David Withtot, Ashley, ; Bsq., lor. 2 Hon. James. tale, » . B. Anthony. Mra. Woodbridge; Mes, Jastin 8 Morrill, _ Mrs. J,€. Underwood, istion. | islature was organized yesterday by the ef TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. (ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.} Maryland Legislature—Poticy ofthe State. Ba timore, Jan, 13.—The Maryland Senate esterday passed the modified order presented y Mr. Echelberger, of Frederick, as a substi- tute for that relating to negro enlisments, pro- osing the appointment of a joint committee to United States in reference to the questions Which s* this moment.engage the attention and £0. deeply concern the interests gi the people of Maryland. The vote on tM order was ayes 17, nays 2, three Senaiors being absent. Yesterday the Honse of Delegates definitely established the position of the members on’ the question of emancipation. Mr. Hebb, of Allegany, intro- duced a preamble and resolntions declaring that the true interests of Maryland demanded that the poliey of emancipation should im- mecietely be introduced within her borders, and that the Legisiature deciare its intention to submit it to the people, at as early a day as practicable, and a cal] be made for a constitu- tional convention, so as to give them an opportunity io carry such @ policy into effect, fl Feauesting our Senators and Repsentatives if Congsess to use all honorable efforts to secure the passage of a law by Uongress where- by all the loyal owners will be paid for the loss of théiy slaves. By a vote of 45 to 22 the | rules weéré suspended and the resolutions passed to @ second reading. A proposition to ameénf the last resolution, by striking out the words “ioyal owners,” and inserting “all who own slaves, and haye n engaged in actual hostilities against the G. erument of the United States, or given aid or | com fort to these engaged in hostilities agains: the edid Goverrment,"’ wae rejected by & vote of yeae/ 19 nays. 51, ‘The predmble aud reso lutions were finally adopted by a vote of 51 to 15. seven From Bermuda w, Jan. 13,—Bermuda daies to De- cemnber Qgth states that ine steamers Flora, Co- quette, Ranger, and unother, were wai opportonit: Tun the bloc Srtived at St. Georces on the 2th. mington, with @ carge of tepacco and turp tine. Legislature of Konsas, | _ LEAvENwortTH, Jar. 13.—The Kansas Leg- tion of anti- Lane candidates for Speaker, Olerk of the House, and Secretary of the Senate. LOCAL NEWS. PROSECUTIONS RESULTING FROM AN EyECT- MENT.—T ve; y afternoon Mr. W. J. Milier, } attorney at law, appeared before Justicadl ton to answer te 4 charge of threats of viole! to the property ci E. Ww Ga im: and ) Griffin swore that he feared a breach of the peace ’ Mr. C. Utermette appeared for the prosecu- | j | tun, aud Mr. bE. Uarusi for the defense. From the statements of the counsel employed, it appears that the house No. 44, l2tn street, is the property of a Mr. Wheatley. of Georgr- town, and was leased or rented to E. W. W. Griffin; he again sub-let to Mrs. Biack. Wish- ing to get possession again, Mr. Griffin advised | with Mr. Utermetie who, taking the ground of a breach of the contract between his client and the tenanti adviced Griffin to take 4 ger, to prevent breach of ihe peaca, and oF | Mie modmc omdaiaat the tenant. Upon this vice Mr. Griffin, accompanied py bis broth: obiained the services ot Pai Osey ark | Went to the house, and foreibly ejected the ten- ant. Mr Miller, as counsel for Mrs. lack, des to regain possession for her, and also to punish the parties concerned in the ejectment, Mr. Grigin testified that Mr. Miller and Mrs. } Black went to the door of his honse last night, and threatened to break the door open. Avout an hour after an attempt was made by some one to break open the door; but witness don’t know who made the attempr. _Mr. Dowdell testified that on the nightin ques- tion he saw some gentlemen é@tanding in a threatening attitude with Mr. Gritfia. After- ward oflivers came with a warrsnt ‘to arrest Griffin. Mr. Miller threatened io break tne door open. The police officer said he wouid himseli break the door; no one else should: and be would arrest any one who attempted it Mr. Miller afterward again said he would break the door open. Upon being cross-examined by Mr. Carusi, witness said the lie passed between Miller and cum in their ie interview, at which time another person, in gray clothes, was present with ‘Mt Miller. wa ee y Detective McDevitt testified thatabonvhalf-past five o'clock Monday evening he was at Super- intendent Webb's office with Mr. Clarvoe. Mr. ‘Webb came into the room with a warrant, and gave it to Clarvoe and witness to serve. Mr. Miller was there and threatened to break a door open. Mr. Webb told witness if Mr. Miller at- tempted to break the door to arrest him first. Atter ascertaining who the parties were, wit- ness and Clarvoe went to the house of Mr. THE WEEKLY STAi. This excelient Family and News Journal, containing @ greater variety of interesting Tes¢ing than can be found in any other, is Publishec oa Friday morning. it tnyariably. comtains the « Washington News” thatshas/ made the daily Evexmne Stak circulate so generally throughout the country. ate TEeus. Cash, invariably in As Single copy, per annum,,,.......$1 50 Single copies, in wrappers, Fiv® Oxnrs, scholarships, it appears that the scholarship for 1555, given by the Nationa! Medical Col- lege, was awarded to Marion Bradley, of the 4th disirict; that of 1559, given by G. W. Riggs, Esq., to J. Abbott Moore, of the 3d district: that of 1£60, given by Wm. Gunton, Esq. to Oliver T. Thomson, of the ith district; that of 1851, given bythe College Faculty, to Patrick Mc- Avley, of the Ist district; and those of 1862 and 1°63, given by the College Trustees, to Joseph pearance and Elbert Turner, of the ist dis- Tict, The manual also contains the acts of the Counc) 's relating to schools. rnlcs of the Board: regulstions for the governmer:! of schools, Kc.; vr, altogether, is @ useful little work. aadtcage es F OLICE REVORT@—Firsi Precinct.—Jno. Naty, Dally, Jo. Simpson, Jno. Jaurzek, icili- ing game out of season; $5.55 each. Second Treciact—CGeorge Johnson, having stolen, bugle; dismissed. Wm Darrington, stealing bugle; jail, Third Precinct—Wm. Anderson, grand lar- eeny; jail. Joshua Butter, without teense: $3.44. Geo. Upperman, do.; $3.2. Joseph Ad aims, do.: $2.25. Mrs. Collins, Francis Bur- dette, E. Cracie, Henry Borman, Steven Casey, ises,) Wm. Dowling, Michael Cas : 5 in each vase, Michael Ash, assan!:; bail for peace; One soldier, drank; military. Fourth Precinct—Olara Sullivan, J. A. John. son, Mary Keys, Elten Thompson. Aun Rhodes, rostitution; $1.50 each. Wn Jackson, gran { larceny: jail for court. David Dardin, disor- derly; Mary Prescott, drunk; dismissed. Margaret Janes, drank and disorderly; work. house. Thomas Morgan, desertion; military. ; Ino. Abbott, drunk: 22. Sixth Precinct.—Louis Davaze, thr bail for pe Jno. Smith, drunk; dismisse: Jno. Edw. 21.94. J. Harrigan and Francis White, Fi 5seach. Jos. Bell, Frances But- Jer and John Biackstin, disorderly; $2 each. Matty Emery, petty larceny; bail for hearinz. W.H. Adams, violating market regulation; $5. oe ortitier, dryuk and disorderly; locked ovrs and dismissed. Harry Whitinz, jy; €2. W. B. Knott, drank: work- house sixty \- Tenth Pr Thomas rdsop, | and diso iy; 1. LN 5 Mary Torey, do; ‘ook, do.: & W. H. Haines, disorderiy: gan, assault and batte, $2. bal for besring R. Earploure, assault sind battery; bail fir court. Thorton Kendle, disorderly; #5. Juno. Fox, drunk and disorderly: military. Thos. Donovan surrencered by ‘ail; delivered ac court. Maria Woodbeck, disorderly; work- house, Mary Stephen:, do.; dismissed. Jose- phire Naylor, drank and disorderly: $'. Maz:- tin McNulty, do; #5. Cxtharine McNulty, dis- orderly; $2. a s ) BY THE POLI. * Hurley, of the First Ward, with a potice, madeadescenton house No fourth street, and arrested the following in- mates: Mrs Sarah Harper, Carrie Sullivan, Jane Aun Jounson, Mollie Keys, £lleu Thomp- sen, and Ann Rhodes, and took them to the station, when Justice Drnry fined ali the parties #1 SSeach, with the exception of the first-yamed, who was charged with being tue keeper of the heuse, and who ruled her trial for yesterday. The girls, alter paying their fines, lett. the staticn, and in a short time returned to t house in company with some oshe in the meantime got on a regular « soon as they got. out. of their car commenced a big fight. The oilice; house (Sergeant Hurley and Ronn ents) refused to admit them, and arrested one of them, who appeared to be the ringleader, and took her to the siation, where sue was kept ai) night, when a number of svldiers (layalid Corps) teok charge of the others and carried Si Mre. Harper had her trial yesterday, when the evidence was not suflicient to warrant her being held to answer the charge of keeping the house, and she was fined #2 The house was formerly known as a branch of “No. 27,” and was im the custody of the police once betore, when Hattie Seymour had the management of it; but the police will prob- ably cee that hereafter it will not be used fer the same purposes. ge Granp LARCENY.—Last night, Officer A. iT. Voss arrested Mary Bruce, colored, for stea!- ing two fifty dollar notes from Stephen Diy- enport, a soldier. The soldier did not know where he hag been: but described the woma he was with the night before Voss, a searching around, found Mary Bruce, in Gr: bam’s alley, back of the Franklin Engin hovse. He took her and her trunk and co: veyed them to the Second Ward Station: Upon opening the.trunk it was found.to contain 2 large quantity of new dry goods, which she perchased from May & Co, paying for them in two fifty dollar notes. She was committed to jail for court by Justice Clayton. This 1s the girl who was arrested for stealing:the teamsters money last Sunday week, but was dismissed for went of proof. The mcney lost at that time, #114, was subsequentiy found in the stove in 2 charred condition, in the house where Mary Rruce and the teamster stopped, in a house back of the Thirteenth street Baptist Charch. Griff. Mr. Griffin cxme to the window and asked what witness wanted. Witness told him, and Griffin came down. Witness gave him the warrant to read, which he did. Witness then told him that there were othersin the house who he wanted, (referring to a brother of Grif- fin, mentioned in the warr@nt,) and must go in if he had to break the door in. Griffin opened the door and witness went in with him. An old man named Burns and a lady were there. When witness went in some one pushed against the door. After looking through the house wit- ness came. out with Griffin, and when about leaving some one said to Griffin, «« Be cautions; it may be a. plot to put some one in while you are gone.” itness turned to the speaker and told bim if he said. so again witness would ar- rest him. Witness then left with the parties. Detective Clarvoe testified, corroborating the statement of McDevitt at Superintendent ‘Webb's office, and added that Mr. Miller in- sisted upon the officer’s going in a hack with him and Mrs. Black. At the house, when Mr. McDevitt went in with Mr. Griffin, Mrs, Black attempted to go in also, but some one inside slammed the door and caught her dress. Wit- ness pushed against the door to re!ease her. Mr. Miller said that Mrs. Black had power to break the door open. She had authority, Miller said, from Judge Cartter to take two officers and go to the house and break the door. Mr. Miller eaid something about breaking the door, to which Mr. McDevitt replied that if he did he (McDevitt) would arrest him. Mr. W. V. Fendall testified that the evening referrea to he went with Mr. Miller to this house. Witness attempted to go in, and was met by Mr. Griffin, who put his arm up and remarked, ‘You can’t go in; this is my house.” Witnets replied that he wanted to see Mrs. Black; and Griffin said, «She is not here.” Witness did not hear what Judge Cartter told Mr. Miller. At the time witness went to the house there were no officers present, and wit- ness was dressed in black clothes. irs. Anna L. N. Black, for defence, testified that she, with Mr. Miller and two officers went to this house. She didn’t hear any word from Mr. Miller about breaking the door, ex- cept at Superintendent Webb's office. At the houee, Mr. Miller didn’t go to the door at all. Witness went to the door and said she wauld Oo in “as soon as the door was opened. Mr. McDevitt then eaid if any ene broke the dyor he would arrest that persoa. Justice ie held Mr. Miller to bail to keep the peaeé, taking his own bond for $30. pa SEE NFP Nsw MANUAL OF THE TROStEES OF Pcs. Li¢ ScHOoLs.—The new manual of Trustees ot Public Schools, embracing the statistics of tae schools, prepared by W. J. Rhees, Fiq., chair- man of the Commitee on rules, hasseyeral new features. The manual comprises a list of the trustees from: if45 t© the present tine, with the pames-of their officers; wi the location of each sch y room. names of the teachers, with the places where educated; the numb=r of years they have served, and.time when appointed here. From these tables it appears that on Nuvem- ber Ist, 1063, there were.3,335 pupils attendiog the echools, of 659 were in the 12 schools of the 1st, District; 766. in 11 schools in 2d Dis- triet; JOA in 48 schools in 3d. District and 569.10 “isschcols of the 4th: Distri¢t ~ 2,685schoiars ‘algo attend >unday schools. 460 scholars have in’ schools ‘in ‘the’ different States; and 7 £ Dinigh ‘countries before entering schools here, oe 208 and 1963,.0f whom 72 in District, 65 in thedd,"and 67 in the 4th. sakupations as follows. Car- f show the different - occ! cua A CarTung.—Last bight at ten o'clock, Ser- geant Tait, of the Second , With a squad of police, took possessiou of house No. 305 D street, as & bawdy house, and captured the proprietress, Mary A. Coleman, six women, and nine men, and @ servant girl, and took them before Justice Clayton. Mary &. Coleman was held to bail for court in $500; each of the women was fined $2.50 for prostitution, and the men and the servant girl were dismissed. The house is located next door west of the Franklin En- gine-honse, snd the place was taken possession of by order of Superintendent Webb, acting under the law establishing the Metropolitan Police. The keys remain in possession of the police, and a guard is stationed at the house to protect the furniture, &c. The girls, of cour-+, must look tor other qusrters. eae THE SMALL Pox.—Hearing that the contra- band hospiial had been closedsince the issuing of the order by Gen. Slough, requiring al! cou- trabands and those who are not able to em- ploy @ physician to repair to itand get yacci- nated, we visited the hospital this morning in person to learn whether or not the report was true. We find that there is one Surgeon, Dr, Bigelow, in charge, during the hours set apart by the Military Governor for vaccinations. ther yesterday or day before one of the Mis- sicnaries, Rey, Mr. Scott, took charge of the business and vaccinated some sixty odd con- trabands. We learn that there isa considera- ble amount of small-pox in the City, andevery precaution should be taken to prevent its spread.— Alexandria Journal. PS bbe DELIVERED TO THE MILITARY AUTHORIT Yesterday, P. B. Bush ana Patrick A. Ken: of the 1st indiana cavalry, who were confined in jail to answer the charge of killing Peter Mank, a comrade, on the 5th of August last, on. Fourteenth street, were delivered to the mili- tary authorities for triaJ, in compliance with a request from Gen. Auger, commanding this department. The first-named is charged as the principal and the latter as perme and the SS man was killed by being struck with a brick. epee Fourth Warp Station Cases.—Jas. Wil- son, Jus. Hammond, Patrick Kinslow, suspicion of larceny: jailfor hearing. Frank Kane and Michael Havey, suspicious characi ; mil tary. Adolph Stevenson. drank;' $1.55. Joho Murray; disorderly; locked up three hours. Daniel McUarty, do.; do. James Cramse. drunk: dismissed. Daniel Dougherty; dru and protave; co. Thos. B. Meguire, disoréer!y; do. “Edw. H. Franser, drunk and’ disorderly: e258. . Sera Szconp’ Warp Station Casxs.—W. J. Miller, threats: bail for peace. Anua M. iv. Black, assault and battery; for hearing. J. s. Hager, drunk and disorderly; military. Dan’) Dongherty, profanity; #1. Wm: -Wood, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Jas. Lee, do;do. Chas. E. Wilson, do.; military. Chas. Wuson, alias Alfred Harward, drunk; dis- emissed. Jcbn Dickson, disorderly; $2. Ed- ward Magee, enspicious character; sent :o Superintendent W. t SELiine Liquor on SunpAY.—Henry Hab- urd, keeper of Rulman's. Hotel,on’ Penn. avenue, was fined #25 0n Tuesday, by Justice Ferguson, for se! on ye 4 of a corner James Jueneman, ot Fourth and D streets, was also: @25for ‘Goverement property was tours on the’ pres Oi rument property was on the’ prem. wses'of Jueneman, which b ois Grasp LaRceny.—On Tuesday eyening, Wm. Jacksony colored, seized @ coat og th’ ‘store, in the: ert EE eel | | | i