Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1864, Page 2

OFF DEPARTMENT OF STATE, i Wasuinoton, November 4%, 1861. Information has been received at this de- — = par'ment from ms Ouwer aS re Gree at sul of the United States at Canton, Chi ° WASHINGTON CITY: aga, | {he death, on the 26th of July, at that place, of WEDNESDAY....NOVEMBEBR 30, 1! * | Mr. S. H. Bonney, the interpreter to that con- ———— = sulate. FRE: Baye His legal representatives may Obtain farther w7 READING MATTER Cpr piesa information by addressing this department. BEEZ OUTSIDE FOR INTES: it GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTSB: LAL. THE EVENINGSTAR. | W. D. WALLACH, Editer aud Proprietor. aeons @7 They bavesstruck ile” in the Saganaw Valley, snd Michigan opens ‘her lLubric | throat” in rejoicing. 7 It is proposed to have a “State jubilee” at St. Louis over the result of the election in Misconri. #7 A squash weighing one hundred and fifty-one pounds is on exhibition in Auburn, New York. @7-A farmer in Snyder county, Pa, har- vested, from a single stalk of buckwheat, 4,179 solid grains. &#7 Mrs. Joshua R Giddings died at Jeffer- son, Ashtabula county, Ohio, on the 15th inst. WF Itisresolved by the New York Ganal Commissioners to close the canals on the Sth of December. WJ Hon. John P. Hale, of N.H., sailed for Enrope on Wednesday last. @7 Measles prevail to an alarming extent among children at Hanover, Pa. CET ET LS FT TEE ET 7 WASHINGTON CITY, D.C., Nov. 2). 1354. Ate meeting of the Dairymen of Wash- ington ¢ity and vicinity, te consider tha subject of the prices of Milk for the ensuing winter. and af- ter_a conrultation with each other, they feel obliged to sdvance the rates from what they ara now, to twenty cents per quart, for any and all quantities less than one gallon. For one gallon per day, tc anyone customer, seventy conts: for any fraction ever one gallea, at the rate uf sixty cents per gallon; quantities after the Grst gallon, et the rate of sixty cents pergallon, up to five gallons; over five gallons, nt the pleasure of ali arti We, the undersigned, hereby piedg3 our- selves to each other, to faily and fairly comply With this scale of prices up to the first of April next,or until a majority of as agree to make a | change. The above scale of rates to take effect on the first of next mon FROM THE Se cnr a Firing on the North Side of the snare oe James. | The U.S. mail steamer Dictator arrived here this morning from City Point She reports that at 4 o'clock yesterday morning heavy artillery and musketry firing wse heard at Uity Point from Gen. Butler's Department, on the north side of the James: in the vicinity of Dutch Gap, supposedto have | een occasioned by an attack of the rebels on our outer works The gunboats also appeared to be at work, and the firing continued until about 11 o'clock, ‘when it slackened, which led to the belief that if the rebels had really made an attack they were repulsed On Monday night the rebels kept up a pretty severe fire on our working parties on the Datch Gap canal ¢ hen the Dictator reached Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon no definite intelligence had reached there asto what occasioned the heavy firing in the morning along General Butler's tront REFUGEES. Among 4 number co: refugees bronght up this soorning on the mail boat Dictator, were Chas E. Kent ang sister, and Mark Robinson, of Richmond. t Kent bad upon his person drafts on banks in Nassau, N. P , for 677 pounds, $200 in gold,and 100 in New York State bank notes. Robinson Dad 250 pounds in sterling exchange, $5,000 in old North Corolina bonds, and $72 in Virginia th. MICH’L CALLAHAN, . ts J. HOFFMAN § & and North Carolina bank notes. NATHAN DI sta DAVID SULLIVAN, c. TURE ¥ U A GLENNS CONRAD: StRINEOKE APTU OF A BLOOKADE RUNNEB. . . bs S i. Rear Admiral D. G. Farragut has forwarded | & see CCR ERIDGR, Ad e aee. to the Navy Departmentacommunicationfrom aNIEL DOWD ‘OHN SPAITE, Lieutenant Commander Jobn Irwin, ofthe U. JOHN M6CARTY, See CORNER, $. gonboat Katahdin, reporting the capture of | CORNEL’S CURTAIN, MICHEL CAHLER the schooner Albert Edward, on the 3ist uit., | PATRICK BRAAN. WUNDER & MOF! which had run the blockade out of Galveston, | NELSON HILLMAN, PP. McLAUGALIN, ‘Texas, with 150 bales of cotton. The Albert | Edward has been sent to New Orleans for ad- | judication. MASONIC HALL A&S0C TATION—The reg- ular meeting for November, will be held oa DNESDAY. the 30th at 74: o'clock p. m., in the ante-room of the Grand Lodge Hall, cormer 9thand Dstreets. Business of importanee. Punctual at- ice is requested, RB. McMURDY, 9-2 Secretary. a7 From Hudson Taylor, 331 Pennsylvania Byenue, we have the October number of the sterling London Quarterly Review, (American | edition,) brought out in admirable style by the ew York publishers, Leonard Scott & Uo. } FESTIVAL AND SUPPER. A Festival and Supper will be given by the a7 From J. F. Ellis, music dealer and pub- | ™*pce, on - (Sy ee | ty t ) O- lisher, Pennsylvania avenue, we haye the satan teed contings theae(s A Sanitary Fair Grand March, and Major Gen- drait, he having been drafted on the 14th instant. eral Sedgwick Grand Funeral March, by E. Persons who wish to contribute can leave their Mack. contributions at 3. E.corver 6th and @ streets, | Navy Yard. nov2)-2t* 7 >, | i BRADY'S GY w7 From Franck Taylor we have the De- | SRAD: os cember number of the United States Service | h Magazine. | ap eee TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ¢ tral Frercise and Healthful Amuse ments, ‘82,84 and 86 Louisiana av. and 9th st. be The finest in the country. Exercise Room 45 by 10s feet. # Hot and cold baths, dressing, reaiing-rooms, HE aSESEED eae lpgkere] RC. fox she free use ob the msibers. t : en from 6 a. m. 1, i FROM BERMUDA. I wenwtoreictigr ete ane eee te Or Arrival of the Steamer Deita at Halifax— The Armstrong and Talismen arrived at Kermuda with 1,100 bales of Cotton—A large listof Blockade Runners at Nassau. Hairax, N.S., Noy.29—The steamer Deita arrived this morning,» with Bermuda dates to the 26th mst. The blockade runners Armstrong and Talis- man had arrived—the former with 7 and the | Jatier with 400 bales of cotton. They report | that the Chickamauga arrived at Wilmington ! a@tier @ slight brush with the blockaders, and | that the Tallahassee was safely in port, and Would leave in a tew days with a cargo of cot- ton for Bermuda. The following isa list of blockade ranner: DOV 29-2w* ABNER 8. BRADY. = THE LADIE: THE FOUNDRY M.E. h> Church will continue their interesting ‘air at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st.. until Wednes- day night, November 30th. The Fair offers great attractions to all who desire to apend an evening ef social pleasure. Dov 28-3t* = DR G.L RICE, _ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ‘0, 448 EB Steeet Norte, PET. 6TH AND 7TH Brs, i From 8 to 10 a.m. Office Hours,» = Roy 2 tdecl6* a ATTENTION. COLUMBIA E COM: (ex ePeENTy NGINE CoM D z o. 1 —The members of Columbia sine Company, No. 1, are hereby notified to | attend the next regular Monthly Meeting of the : 7 a Company, (December 24,) ot! t mes @t Nassau on the 12th:—Will o° the Wisp, | will MMe ‘stricken from Aiea Menbere eee chased back.) Colonel Lamb, (chased back,) | earnestly requested to be present, as business of Srohne, (chased back,) Stormy Petril, (put importance will be brought before the Company. back leaky,) Wild Rover, (chased back and | ) order of the President, Atterwards sailed. The Owl and the Ella are boy 24 6t™ J.C. ENTWISTLE, Secretary. dondine. The Gem is out back in consequence , GRAND CONCERT Gock, and the Kare Gone pats da the dry | Sena LADIES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS nd the Kate Gray, Druid, Coquette and ¢ . tri is ILS, General Couch, from Charleston. Also, the Under the direction of Pref d. H. Daniel, will d.ittle Hollie and Beatrice, from Wiimin i i 5 ton. | be given for the benefit of the Protestant Orph: ‘The Mars is Inid up. The Marmon, Syrenand | Asylum.at Wesle: Chapel, cobner F and sth sts. penetrates ing. The Falcon ts broke down. | 00 FRIDAY EVENING. December 2d, 1354 ‘The machinery of the Patarmigan Iscamaged. | p'}ipg ond Meledeon Kindly furnished hy Teh= ‘or TT } eee Sis @nd che has eailed for t’avana. | <=> 1 -0-0-¥ TEVEE, : |e; BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY TheRepart thatthe Gocclon at Mtprcan.| _ THUBSDAY EVENING, Ducey e eport tha e arrison a ors: m- | . v f£ the Librar: Assoc! zia was captured by Buckner @ Malicioné | wo. anette inform the members of ‘the dif and Wicked Faisehood—Gen. Buckner | nt lodges and thetr families that the Library bas Made no Attack. 1 Levee will ee herd on, THURSDAY EVENING. Naw York, Nov. 29 —A letter from Morgan- | Dec. Ist. at Old Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. for whic zia, Gated the 17th mnstant, says the report tha’ EE Ge ee Ss the garrison at that place was captured by the | “‘Theobject of the Levee bermg to raise funds to ee under Soe pace aa sent to Sew purcha Dew books for the. Library, iti hoped ork paper from New Orleans—is a wicked | there will be the usual large atten’ e and malicious falsehood. No attack has Ticats members of the Order and their friends made by Buckner. Refreshments, oystere and eofi-e will be far- ’ - nished by an experienced caterer. at city prices. | ket ittin mileman and Ladies) $2. | Regge gt Mmiting «Gem y GOMMITTER. GRAND SACR CONCERT—By the Choir Ee of Bt Matthew's Church, assisted by t! est professional and amateur talent, Vocal and Instrumental, ia the Besement Hall of the Church, | corner of Hand 15th atreets, on ‘ UNDAY EVENING, December $. 1864. The Programme of this Concert, which will be published in full in a few days, will consist of elections from that sublime elegy, the Srapat Mater, a8 rendered by five diferent composers of the highest eminence. Haron, PeRGOLESI, Ro3- SI8i, Netkom, and Boccueaisi. It will thas afford the musical public an opportunity of judg- ing of the particular style in which each of thesa celebrated artists has given expression to the deepest, tenderert and holiest emotions. Steamer Sailed. New Yors, Nov. 30.—The steamship Ans- | Galsasian eailed to-day, taking out $1,690,000. | Sew York Stock Market—First Beard {By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street.) Nzw York, Nov. 30.—U 1581, coapen 6's, U.S ndebt- W243; 520’s, 106; Certificates of ; Gold, 200;N. ¥. Central, 1194; | 4. Hudson River, 115 ¥; Readiwg, 1353,: | bigan Central, 327 ichigan Southern, | Illinois ntral, 127; Cleveland and jourg, 107%; Cumberland Coal Preferred, &: Cleveland and Toledo, —: Chicago and Hock Island, —: Milwaukie and Prairie da 5 the Music Obien, ——, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica. Tickets. 50 CENTS. to be had at th go, ——: Alton and Terra Haute, ——; Chicage Bue fo OF Moaare ELLI8 and METZEROTY. and at. and Northwestern, 41; Qaicksilver, os | PARTIES, BALLS, WEDDINGS —SHAF- FIELD'S Confectionery, Ladies’ Dining 356 Sixth street. Iam now prepared to in the best Fieoch style, and my own | superintendence, Parties, Weddings, and other en- | tertainments , in most reasonable terms. The best French Confectionery always on hand. Private Linners and Suppers furnished at my Saloon. Country Orders and Parties attended to in the Shortest notice, Ice Cream and Water Ice maie by steam power, in plain and fancy moulds, for Parties, Dinners. nov 12-1m a aS Frvanciat.—The New York Commercial Advertiser says: | The increasing ease in money appears to be promotipg speculation in stocks. There was mere spirit and general activity at the board this morning than for some days past, and the transactions were large. The speculative interest In Governments was Jess active, and prices were generally lower. Sixes of "Si declined |; Five-twenties, 4; Ten- forties, 1x, and Certificates, 4. Money is abundant, with only a moderate demand; the tendency of the rates is down- ward. Loans on call are made at 6a7 per cent., ‘with a tendency toward 6 as the ruling figure. For discounts very little money is wanted, and the rates tend toward greater ease. Prime pa- er is taken at TaS per cent., and good to fair at aid percent. The advance of Governments Bas not had the effect of checking the tendency ot holders of surplus tunds to Invest in these securities in preference to lending on stocks or business paper. . T is more activity ir exchanges in pre- ENTISTRY—Drs. LOCKWOOD & MERRILL, ’ Dentists, Room No. 2, Washington Building, corner Penna. avenue and 7th etreet. nov 3)-Im* ADAM MASHA I8 STILL AT HER RBSI- dence, 403 K street. batween 9th and 10th streets; is prepared to read the past. present and future events, and is qualified to give counsel to old and young on all important matters. no 3)-Im” SURB{ F - FURS! ' THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE OITY! Teme my THE CHEAPEST! M. ME 4 YEN BERG'S, paration for to-morrow’s steamer. The slight S WetBees hand 8th sts, panic in Paris and the failure of some promi- noy mie Space. the Metane Hoge. ment firms there, have produced a demand for} 7 Ei remittances trom this city, and there is conse- eu a CLOAKS! quentiy an unusual active business in bills CLOAKS! on Paris. For sterling bills there is a stead ‘ THE LARGEST demand. with no change in rates. Sales of THE BEST AND bankers were made at 255. THE C HEAPBST STOOK The “bulls” at present have control of the | in the city, 8, M. MEYENBERG, gold merket. and are pushing up the price 45 Market Space, under the Avenue House. ‘with considerable success. The price opened | SOY 1w__—___—sdbettween 7th and 8th ate. Bt 23, subdsequenuy declined to 231%, and N_THE MATTER OF TBE DIVISION OF THE Afterwards rallied to 236, Estate of the late Benjamin Bean, deceased. — nein 4 inthe Supreme Coart of the District of The Cummissioners appointed in the abovecause hereby give notice to the widow, guardian and heirs of said deceased ,and to all partivs interested, that in pursuance of Ge vested in them. they will proceedon THURSDAY, the Ist day of December ensuing. at §.0’clock p. m,,on the prem- 8, to execute said commission. y order of the Commissioners _Bov 30-2 NEW CLOAK HOUSE. NEW CLOAK, Gex. McCLerran.—We uunuersiana that Gen. Geo. B. McUlellan has received the ap- pointment of engineer-in-chief of the Morris nd Essex railroad, an important line im the State where be resides. The revenue of this | office will be to the General equal what he ‘would have received bad he been elected Pres- | ident of the United States. His salary will be | $25,000 persannom. This is a capital appoint- Ment, and greatly to the advantage of the rail- yoad company; for Gen. McClellan fully un- Gerstands the duties awd requirements of so importanta position. We have no doubt that it will prove of great advantage to the com- any Y. Herat NEW CLOAKS. 308. BICKERTON & Co., 1 504 Nite Br: iT, THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF THIS Glty hold their toute eocrearmeey at the 8zcon» Door From Paxnsrivamta AVENUE, clcher Restuarant. No. 322 Pa. ave., THIS (Wednesday) RVENING. Tickets may be had of Call and examine our magnificent stock, at cheap ‘the officers aud man. iety. Supper onthe table tS urclock. of takecie'r Te THE FHIBD WARD RECAUITING A8- S8OCIATIO} 1 t at Temperan Wl THIS EVENING at Ticetciock. “An Cola @ociation wili benefit every enrulled man, allare prices. Gi 2QCkBIEE. Ke. we New Fai ins: Figs, Currants, Aimonda, Bile erts, buts, Hi anuts, Citron, Prones, Cheainuts, Shelled Almonde, Dried Ap: nov S0-3t* e les and Fi barks, Jellies, Maccaroni “Meech to be presPt, LARNER, President Vermicellin Gatmeats Ghecciate, Outen, Bromo, B.R McKEAN ‘Scc'y. " BIB |) gars tance can far pat Se i eived an: jo! NOTICK Ti EN PLASTER © PERSE Beeler mecting ef th tion THURSDAY BVENING to he held'ncthe Gel Street. between Pa. avenue and E # is business of importance to be brou. ___ SOHN MeB BIDE, Sec Wy, 1s If THAT BANDERSON'S MIN STRELS are crowded tightly by the Elite of the City? Because they are toe moat Popular and Talented Troupe DOW travelling aad neve isased the moat beautiful Hall in Washiogten, no 2-3t* oT) : TRW PHILADELPHI A Q- ROTICE Thera will beacalted mectingot | (NEW. Jatare. ‘Nowe tut tue ect and puree tt ehrld on THUKADAY RE BRING ct the biate | Clesaold bere. And prites siodera’e also, Pliase orge Restanrant.on7th street, at 8o'ciick, frp | Call and see. 344 Dat..nearlithst nov 28-3t' the purpone of seitling np the aasociation euberk Are requer'ad to @ ORK’S WEST END DRUG sTORE, Allol@ | JYJOOBE' [3 'Penpa, avenus. south ade. of Perfumery, Powder urer. Mr. Joseph Bensly, as iatri- On hand a fine 61 Pution of the funds, ‘3 T. BRAXTO. Ro: &c., Toilet Articles, &c., Pure and gsi mov O5'2t° “Old Secretary. | Medicines, £0. nov LOST AND FOUN OBT—A ch GOLD BRACELET. with small 4 Ohain attached, within the past week. prob: ably im the vicinity of Lafayette Square, on H st. A liberal reward will be paid to the fiader by returning the aame to No. 252 H street, between 7th and 18th streets. nov 39 3:* O8T—On the 13 o'clock ehiiadelobie, fesin of the 20th inst. two large ENVELOPES, con- taining Captain, Lient. Colonel, avd Colonel'com: meésion, letters of recommendation, and other papers. A liberal reward will be gaid upon detiy- ery of the same to Mesars. BIGELOW, WiTT & 00.,.No. 474 1th street. Rov 30-2t* I OST—Thursday night, the 24th instant, in Fred- 4 erick, 3d, or Market street, a large CRAPE VEIL. The finder will please leave it at ihe Dry Goods Store corner High and Gay sts., George- town, and receive aliberal reward. poy 23 3t g & REWARD.—Strayed or stelen, on the 23th te) instant, a roan colored COW, speckled in the oleae ane on the ee The Aa pep tate e giver i t { the corner 0 an ats, nov 82" PB. CONLIN. E TO MY PREMISES, last Sunday, a black HORSE; with short mane and tail,and blind in ona exe. The owner is spqucsted ie oma tor: ward, prove property, pay charg an ake him aways” ropen'y. Pay Cer SCHWIEAR, at Mra, McDonel’s Farm, boy 29 3t* near Fort Saratoga. $1 0 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, last Sun- ¢ day night, asmall RED COW, very gentle, and a piece cut out of each ear, and acrop off ond of her ears, and small horns. The above reward will be paid if returned to No. 13 South Capitol street, below the colored church. no 29-3t* TRAYED AWAY. on the 25th inst.,adark bay O MULE. blind in_ left eye, white spot on the back. $5 wiil be given if found within the Cor- poration limits, and $10if found ont of them and returned to TER, No. 58 G st., bet, 9th and 10th, Island. nov 29-2t* OST—On the 25th instant. between Ford's The- 4 aterand 12th street.a child’s FUR TIPPREY. Ifleft at 468 12th strect the Ander will be suitably rewarded, Dov 25 3t* REWARD.—Lost, on Friday. 18th, from $10 New York Hotelreorner7th and E s‘reets.a black and tan SLUT, with pups, lame in one hind leg. Any one returning her will receive the ebove reward and th the owner. nov 2 STR IN THE 25th instan COWS. The owners are requested to come for- ward, prove property. pav charges, and take them awav. Apply on SMETH’S place, on7ih st., above the Park. nov 26 3t* OST—On Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 12th and F streets, a BOOK of written re- efpes. The owner, will thank and recompense the finder if be will bring it to the Star Office. DOV 26-3t L O82, On the evening of November 21. bet wnen 4 284 Virginia avenue. and house in rear of 965 32th street,a FITCH FURCUFF. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at house in rear of 565 12th street, Island, or with D, K, SMITH, corner 13th street acd canal. nDyv 26-3t* O8T OR STOLEN—On the 2ist of November, 4 light LEATHER TRUNK, medium sized co} mon trunk, marked on the end with chalk, 999, Lost on ¥ street, between 3th and Mth, There: ward often dollars (310) will be given if returned, and no questions asked. to Express Office, Marble Alley, between 434 and 6th ~ BOARDING. LEASANT ROOMS WITH FIRST-CLASS BOARD. suitable for gentlemen, on the corner of 4th and D sts. n 3) St" ye OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BB AC- commodated with BOARD, at No. 5021 stract, between 6th and 7th sts. nov 3)-3t* PARLoRs AND CHAMBERS, nowly furnished, with firstclass BOARD, at No. 4 Louisiana avenue. no 3) 3t* A FEW GENTLEMEN ANB LADIES CAN BE accommodated with good BOARD, by apply- ing 496 Dat.. bet. Ist and 24; also, a few table boarders will be taken, nov 30-2t* "pro GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with pleasant ROOM and BOARD at No, 227 8th street. only afew steps from the 7th street cers, Also, would take a few Table Boarders. it* i) Meters MECHANICS CAN RE ACCOMMO- dated with Board, at No. 425 M stree tween 18th and 1th. nov A PLFASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, canbe obtained by applying at No.7 Pirat street, Georgeto' no 29 3t* IVE OR 81X TLEMEN CAN BR ACCOM- modated with ROOM and BOARD; also, six or seven gentlemen can be accommodated with Table Board” Terms modera'e, Apply immediately, 13th street, between H and I,No, 377. nov 2 2t* URNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH F BOARD. at $25 per month. Suitable for a single gentleman. Apply No. 51 Market street, Georgetown, D.C. Boy Bst* + FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN FIRST- class Board at No. 219 13th street, between M and N. one block from the Ith street cars, Also, few Table Beardcra.gan be accommodated, nov 28-1lw* r PROARD. AND FURNISHED KOO MS—On the Ist roximo, for married or single persons, at sonthwest corner 21st and I sts., and at 373 P. ave. Also, Table Board. nov 23 J,OUR OR FIVE MECHANICS can be a Jnodated with comfortable ROOMS and BC by immediate application at No. 394 llthe hetween K street and Mass. avenue ‘Tebin Boarders, A SrSngie son tih eeu. Soo with board, by application at 43 tween 7th ‘and 8th. Also, a few Table nov B-5 canbeaccommedated, = ROW BS WO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A ROOM with Roard at $35 per month each im advance, Inquire at 380 E street, between 9th and Icth, nov 23-1w* 2 eee ar pe PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM OM municating. with Board, at 151 West street, D nov 13-25* Georgetow: DERSONAL A gentleman of good mann good education and good appearance, @ stran- gerin Washington, ¢esires the acquaintancs of a lady of similar tastes, who commands her own time. for the express purpose of enjoying roms jovely hours during the winter evenings. Con- fidence and discretion may be relied upen in plicitiy, Address HENRY M. PEMBERTO Waahington city, D.C. Boy 3-3! Dy EDWIN V. GUT, Psychometrist, MRS. WRIGHT, Olairvoyant Physician, who ““Heala”’ by “laying on hands ” can be consulted at 494 12th st. M W.has ao important discovery (specislity) of great value to ladies nov 20-Im* | Cee WILSON MESEROLFE, or SANDS, will hear of something greatly to her advantage by to BENJ, F. RUSSELL, i, nov 23-3 BALLS, PARTIES, xc. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY SOIRBE TO PRO- ua 2 FESSOR J, W. KREIB, sy his pupils, a yo pape PEMPERANCE HALL, E'street, between 9th and 0th, n FRIDAY EVENING, December 2d, 1884. Committer of Arransements—W. W. Beall, 8. Hable, W_N. Daiton, 8. Binswanger, Jas Clayton, Geo. Angerman, E. 8. Miller, @. Lowonthal, John Schultz, A.8. Brewer. Tickets $1, admitting 4 gentloman and ladies; be had of any of the pupils, n 3-2 HE OLD HIBERNIA IN THE FIELD AGAIN 17th Grand Ballof the OLD HIRERNIA CLUB. NO. 1. To he given on the 12th of Dec..at Temper- ance-Hall,on EB, between 9th and 1th at Washington, D:C, nov H 3. RUSSELL’S DANOING ACAD- + EMY —Now open for the reception of pupils, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Mondays, and Wed days, nv 22-e01m* MM 42! 8 FASHION ABLE DANCING ACA : TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and 1th sts. fending her address 63 Cornhill, Boston, Mas: it Thie Academy Is now open for the reception of pupils, ‘. Dave or Torrion For Ladies, Misses and Masters — Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. from to 5 p.m Gentleman’s Class—Tuesdays, Thareinys and Saturdays, from 8 to 1) pm, Those desirous of joining may do 80 by sree at the Academy during schoo! hours, Quarter commencing on entry, oc8 SULLER TENTS.—Good secondhand SUTLER TENTS alwayson hand. apd New Tents mave to order ty BARNES & SON, 638 wtb etr Riley’s Wharf, no W EBSTEE'S DICTIONARY — NEW PIO TfO0- tial edition. Thoroughly revised and great dd. TNortraed with 3 FRANCK TAYLOR. ly enlarged aud impr engravings. {ns 29) PpRse LEAF LARD. We have just receiv 25 buckets of Prime Leet Tard Edo conruasly for tomity tee putup expressly for _ % EGAN & PRRRIE, poneeeiy Oorner ¥ and 9th LIV 88. CATSU PS, &c ‘ed a new mipply of Olives; Ore bave just rece: cbtcam he v ak Pieklen; Cox’s Gelatine,O live Vils, Sardine cherie Blonter and Anchoty Parts no 2. SPECIAL INCOMS TAX OF FIVE PER OUENT, CoLLacton’s Orrier, Unirep Btates Ivteena. Keven WasHINGTON, November 2%. 1854 Walnvt and The Assensor for thie District has this day ree turned me for collection the SPECIAL FIVE PER CENYr IN B under nt resolu ne! i esse: : i Congress, approved Notice is hereby given that the raid tax has he come due and payable, and that I will attend with my deputies at this office, No 46% Sewenty st cet, between FE and F streets, until tak Stu pay oy Dee CRMNER, IS4, for the purvoss of receiving the same; and all persons in the District who ehall neglct to pay the s@id tax as asmeiad. on or be- | fore Derember 5th, 164. will be liable to oay th pepalty of Tam Per Cert additions!; and’ also upen a notice being served at the expiration of that time, to sm additional penalty of Tweaty Crests for asid netic A four ttels, or 1 ents @ mile | if pot paid after due | in my duty to collect the | SECOND DON 4 O'CLOCE P. M. a GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Oe. furnish the follewing quo- tations of Government securities: WasHIneTor, Nov. 3), 1864. Buying. Belling U.S. 6's Coupon 1881. U.S. 5-20'Bcseseees 106% 73-10 Treasury Note: — One Year Certificates, 97 973% Certificate Checks, +. B New York—Frrst Boarp. Coupons, 112% ; 5-20's, 106 ¥; Certificates, 97 ¥; — 28 BENT TO FOBT WARREN. Therebel ex-General Roger A. Pryer, who ‘was captured in front of the 2d Corps on Sun- day, was conveyed to Fort Warren, Boston harbor, yesterday evening, in charge of Genera; Wessel, Commissary General of Prisoners, and An officer at‘ached to the Provost Marsual’s ot- fice. He expressed a wish before leaving to bs exchanged, on the ground of it being requisite for him to go back to support his family. Prisoners sent to Fort Warren are those not in the line of exchange, and it would look therefore as if Government meant to hold on to him. y GONE TO THE FRONT. Major General John Pope left here yester- tercay in the government dispatch boat Key- port for Oity Point. Report has it he goes to assume command of the 2d corps, lately com- manded ty General Hancock, who has been assigned to the Ist corps, which fs to be or- ganized in this District. TRIAL OF JOHN 8, BWBLL John S. Ewell, of Loudon county, Virginia, and cousin of the Rebel Gen. Ewell, was yes- terday tried before the Military Commission in session on F street, between 12th and 13th sts., charged with holding treasonable correspon- dence with the enemy. The decision of tha court in the case has not yet been made public. PrRsonaL.—Mr. A. G. Cook, of the noted firm of Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, who manages the advertising department of the, house, is again in Wa shington, stopping at Willards’. Their famous Cherry Pectoral is the great samaritan of the times. SHERMAN’S CAMPAIGN, —_—>—_—_ The Advance of Howard and Slocum—Oc- cupation ef Mulledgeville Confirmed— Beauregard Left in the Rear of Macon— The Fight at Gordon—Rebels Gathering an Army at Augusta—The Militia of Georgia and South Carolina—The Geergia Legislature Don't Like the Last Ditch— General Howard's Movements—Gordon Occupied on the 2ist—Chemical Works ant Foundry Destroyed at Griswold- ville. : aaa gee {From the Savannah News, Nov. 22.) A private dispatch, dated Gordon, half-past 2o’clock, states that at that hour the enemy were within 2 miles ot Gordon. They had burned the chemical werks, a lumber train and a foundry at Griswoldville. A Confederate farce in sufficient numbers to meet them were at Gordon. The force of the enemy was bata raiding party. Since the above was in type we learn that a force of the enemy occupted Gordon yesterday. Additional Particulars of the Occupation of Gordon and Griswoldville. {From Augusta Constitutionalist, Noy. 22.] Passengers who came downon this road last night report that araiding party of the enemy apped this road at Griswoldvilie, 10 miles this side of Macon, at 3 o’clock on Sunday at- terncon. They confirm the report of the cap- ture and destruction of @ lumber train. Two freight trains goiug’‘henceto Macon approached very near to the wreck before discovering the presence of theenemy. Thelumbertrain cap- tared was set on fire, the valve of the engine reversed, and the train started down the track. Tho freight trains were reversed and put back as rapidly as possible. A short distance this side of Gordon heavy cannonading and rapid discharges of small arms were heard. Ir is supposed that the firing was at Gordon, pod that Gen. Wayne, who was holding that yosition, had been attacked. Others report ‘atthe firing was at Macon. The discharges ©. artillery were yeryrapid. Theregular mail in tw Mac t i are seperson turned back at Tennille. Vecupesene. --... Confirmed. rom the Augusta Oonstitutionalist, Nov. 22.] -Tiledgeville is supposed to be in the hands « theenemy. It had been entirely evacaated ) our forces. Everything of value had been sught off. «ditional Particulars of the Movement on Milledgeville. AvovstTA, Nov.21.—A raiding party of the emy tapped the Central railroad at Gris- idville at 3 o'clock p.m.on Saturday, Nov. th, and a lumber train captured and do- st oyed. Nothing elseis known ot their ops- jons in that quarter, except that heavy ing was heard a few honrs afterwards. The movement of Sherman was a teint for the purpose of concentrating our forces there, sud the raid upon the Central railroad was for the purpose of keeping them thera, whilet the whole force of the enemy moves upon and captures Augusta or Savannah. Sherman did not advance his infantry down he Macon and Western Railroad farther than Griffin, but his cavalry came as far as Barnes- ville. He bas crossed the Ucmulgee with his infantry on that line, near Indian Springs. His whole force is moving in this direction. His advance was within three miles of Union Point, the jnuction of the Athens branch with the main é6tem of the Georgia Railroad, at iL o’clock this forenoon. Gen. Slocum’s Mevements—Madisen Sta- tion Burned by Slocum onthe 198n inst. {From the Augusta Constitutional, Nov. 2).) From @ gentleman up the Georgia road, who left Greensboro’ yesterday, we learn that Mad- ison has shared the fate of other places visited by the enemy in his present movement. Tne ' fire was set tothe depot by the incursion of about one thousand cavalry, who reported the strength of their column at two corps—about eixteen thousand men. They returned to their infantry camp after setting fire to the town, (Madison 18a station on the Georgia State Railroad, one hundred and three miles west trom Augusta | Slocum's Advance »t Buckhend Station on the 20th Instant. {From the Augusta Constitutional, Nov. 20.) Ap engine sent up the Georgia road this morning found the ad vance of the enemy about Buckhead, in what force was not ascertained Considerable excitement existed up the road, and many were removing their effects. {Backhead is a station on the Georgia State Railroad, ninety-feur miles wert from Augus- ta.] Slocum at Greensboro’ on the 20th Instant [From the Augusta Constitutionatist, Nov. 20.) up-train on the road yesterday did nov go further than Crawford ville, sixty-five miles irom Augusta, from which point an engine ‘was cent up to Union Point, ten miles farther. The engineer reports that the enemy were three miles above the latter place, in what force was not known, but believed to be but 4 emul body of cavalry. Jt is ramored tha’ the enemy crossed the Oconee below the railroad bridge. The enemy was im Greensboro’ on Sunday afierncon. [Greensboro’ is a etation on the Georgia State Railroad, eighty-four milos west froin Angus- ta.] 5 Slocum’s Infantry Stilt Westef the Oco- nee on the “ist Instant. [From the Augusta Constitutionalist, Voy, 22.) Our only reliable information of the position and movements of the enemy up the Goorzia road is that the bridre over the Oconee has been burned by them. Their infan'ry force is still on the Atlanta side of thatstream. This bricge fs seven mile- above Greensbore. Up the river from !t, fourteen milez,is the Flat Shoal crossing; and below. nine miles is another bridge, Greensboro’ is eighty miles frem Augusta. The Rebels Massing an Army to Uppese Sherman. {From the Augnsta Chronicie and Sentinel, November 20.] It is etuted that # large cavalry force has left Greenville, S.C., and is moving aoross the country in the direction of Atlanta, probably With » view of cutting off the Yankee column Which t moving down the Georgia road in hat direction. 2 Gen. Byeckinridge Rushing to the Ke-cue. We are fleo told that the wife of a promioent General who ts at present in our city, has re | ceived a letter frem her busbaad, in which it is # ore that Gen. Breckinridge and the troops under him would leave Upper East Tennessee op Satarday, November 12, on (heir miarch southward. fy this time the command must | be well advanced towards the Georgia }ine, | ama will nudonbtediy soon give a good report of itself. ‘We shall probably be blamed and he cen- sured for giving publicity to the above news, | but the enemy are ansonbiaMty aware of the | movements of our troops.ere this, eo no harm ' can pore, be done in giving it (9 the public. i Wit h-Hood in his rear, Breckinridge om Ris and thirty thousand veterans in Oj ire im George wn, erman cannot escape. Oawau.—A trived — Boats 3, McCal, Veteran Rebel Troops Reinforcing Augusta, | ff1 tons coal to G@-H. Plant; Renown, {11 one (From the Augusta Constitationalist, Nov. 20.] | tons to Captain : Bettie, 105 tons to Heision AS we write the glad and familiar shont of | Vo. Wanceriny” Boy, W. A. Bryden, tt Roman, 329.15 tens to Hampsni; i more Co; J. Va nderwort, 0. Guged Balti. tons tons to Amer ican Co; Jim Guanine WC, Shaw, Bowery, -Alliquippa, 499.\7 Se Cumberland Co.; M. E. Hammon, Gola. Eagle, Kate Karns, C’. Alvinia, Knickerbocker 544.3 tons to Central Co.; Defiance, 10.5 tone Captain; Diligent, 117-14 tons to Borden Uo. M, E. Smith, Limestone to Godey; E. ). Har: ley, wheat to Hartley & Bro, 2 parted—Boats M. Smith, with sait to Ar tietamyJ.G. Morrison, miscellaneous freight to Conrad's Ferry, and 8 boats light. Fiovur AND Grain MARKRT.—The boat F D. Hartley arrived this morning with whea: consigned to Hartley & Bro. Sales haye no: tranepired. There are no transactions reported Which justify a change of the quotations of yesterday in flourand grain. Market steady Port or GRroRGETOWN.— Entered — Sony. Arctic, Hicks, New York; steamer Baitimore, Lewis, do.; L. J. Worthington, Worthington New York; G. W. Start, Burden, Philadelphia Cleared—Schr. M. Augusta, Wroten, Havre. de-Grace; Maryland, Foxall, St. Mary's; Ver- million, Davis, Newburg; B.G. Tubman, Ma- honey, Havre-de-Grace; Prince William, Ln- cas, St. Mary's; Protector, Hammond, do; A Low, Chiseldine, do; M. Bedell, Bedell, New York; Alabama, Haequire, Aunamessex: sloops Three Sisters, Jonneon, Cherrystone; Ontario, Baker, Monat Vernon G. Washington, Beat. ders - Mary's; boat E. Bogee, Barry, Ked aE For RENT—Two FURNISURD ROOMS, antly situated, on West street, Georgetown Suitable for gentlemen only, Inquire at Star Of fice. vio Tid DOF 3) eo2t* OR RENT—A HOUSE, saitable for « am. family, delightfolly situated. in m pleasart Beighborbood. Enquire a: 127 Wert street be tween Congress and Washington, Georgetown. noy 30-e02t* Fo SALE—A PARLOR COOK BTOV ght Gold and Silver Watches. five Revolvers, 5 quantity of Cutlery and Silver-plated Ware, thirty per cent, less than any store in the city, N.B—Three Sewing Machines to ren SINGER'S Sewing Machine Agency, 416 ‘ near the Pont Office. Rev 3) AY, POTATOES AND APPLES —Just re ceived from the State of Maine. and now dis chareing at Nesle’s wharf, Bastera Wianck, echconers Globe and WB. Darling. Oargoe. consisting of HAY, POTATOBS, and APPLES! for sale at wharf, and at 42% Massachusetts are ae J.C. ENGLEY & CO roy 3) lw* LE t 486 INTERIOR ADORNMEN TS! 486 Having recently added largely to atock of PA- PERIANGINGS in store, making the assortment more perfect and desirable than at any former time, expecially of rich embroidered and medium priced Gilt Papers, with appropriate borders, of foreign and domestic manufacture. Also, a com lete assortment of Satin and Blank Papers, em bracing many new and <esirable atyles Also, & choice stock of WINDOW SHADES, different pat ternsand colors; with a beautiful as- sortment of OVAL PIO giltand dark wood imitations. PICTURE GORD AND TASSELS, different sizes and colors; Rings, Nails, Ac. Orders for Paperhanging or Window Shades punctually executed in city or country Terma cash, for goods and labor. 3. MAKKRITER,No. 4867th ¥ . 10V 3"-2wif* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ 1 P®OPosars FOR FLOUR, Ofice Devot Commissary of Subsistence,t Weshington, D. C., Nov. 30, 135 Sealed Proposals are invited until Dece: q, at J2 o'clock m.. for furnishing the Bubsistencs Department with TW® THOUSAND (2,000) BARRELS OF FLOUR, The proposals will be for what is known at this Depot as Nos. 1,2and3, and bids will be entertained for any quantity less than the whole. Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade oo acatee sheets of paper. he delivery of the Flour to commence within five dayp from the opening of the bids, and in such quantities. daily, as the Government may direct; delivered a: the Government warehouse in Georgs. SOW es . 4 wharves or railroad depot in Wash ington, : he delivery of all Flour awarded to be com leted within twenty days from the opening of ths veteran troops, just arriving from the South Carolina depot, comes up from the streets. We welcome the gallant fellows; and Mr. Sher- man’s men, if they retreat this way, will hear the whisuUe of bullets from the trusty guns which bave oiten been pointed at fanatics on the tanks of the Potomac and the James. The troops are being properly distributed, and before our readers will see this, other glad shouts will be heard in our streeis. The Feeling at Macon a the Macon Confederate, Noy. 20 ] @ are glad to note an increased feeling of confidence in the city. The whole available force of the community is under arms, and ready at a moment’s notice for the trenches, The enemy are believed to be east of the city, about thirty miles distant. Tho direction of their march is uncertain. They are reported to have a wagon train eight miles long. Many are of the opinion that they intend to leaye Macon unmolested, fearing to attack the large force gathered here, and the splendid fortifications which eurround the city. One thing is certain. Macon is to be defended to the last, and those best informed believe it can be held against any force Sherman can bring against it. There are no Yankees on the railroad be- tween this point and Griffin. Hardee and Beauregard at Macon—Whois un Front of Sherman? [From the Macon Confederate, Nov. 20.] Lieutenant General Hardee arrived in this city this morning. General Beauregard will probably be in town te-morrow afternoon. The clarion voice of this gallant Lonisiavian, Ike the blast of Rederick’s bugle, will be wortha thousand men. ms [Since the date mentioned it will be observed that communication with the east has been in- terrupted by Sherman, and the afore-men- tioned gallant Lonisianian and Georgian Har- dee are left far in the rear of Sherman.] The Newspapers Leaving Macon. From the Macon Confederate, Nov. 20.) The Southern Confederacy and the Intelli- gencer have packeu uy and left tha city. We learn that they are going eastward. LOCAL NEWS. The Outrage on Little Octavia Rosseau. ARREST OF A PERSON ON SUSPICION OF BEING . THEGUILTY PARTY. The outrage of the person of the little dangh- ter of Mr. Charles Rosseau, on Thursday eve- ning last, on Capitol Hill, which resulted in her death on Friday evening last, has excited the community to a high pitch of indignation, and probably never before has there been such active efforts made to ferret out the guilty party asin this instance by the detectives, Military and Metropolitan, and the various military offi- cers. The detectives, Messrs. Clarvoe and McDevy- itt, and others of the Metropolitan force, and the Military officers and detectives, have been untiring in their exertions to discover the per- petrator of this damnable outrage, working night and day, and making a minute examina- tion of the soldiers in the various camps and barracks abont the city; and several parties have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in_tbe affair. = Tust night, one of the detectives arrested John W. Lusby, alias Tobe, on suspicion of being the guilty party, at his house, on Sth street east, near the Navy Yard, and heis now 4 austody, certain circumstances leading to the pelief that he is the guilty party. It ts Stated that the evidence against Lusby, who is * beiler-maker, employed in the Navy Yard, and who is a married man, is entirely circum- stantial, but is very strong. On the evening in question be was known to be absent from home, and wore on that occasion a bob-tail biue coat, which would correspond to the de- ecription given by the little girl before she did. ‘There are other circumstances of asuspicions character not proper to be mentioned at this time. ids. Paymert vill be made in certificates of inde edne' such other fands as the Governmen i bursement. ie Government inspection will be made the Fiour is received, and none will ba accepted which i# not fresh ground, and mats from wheat ground in the vicinity where manu- factured, unless of a very superior quality. The Flonr to be delivered in new oak barrels, head lined. An oath of sllegiance must accompany the bid of -each bidder who has not the oath on file in this office, and no bid will be entertained from parti who have previously failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not present to respond. Government rererver the right to reject any bil fur apy cause. Bids to be addressed to the under signed at No. 223 G street, Snare wanes for Fle D wM.l She eee and B ». WALL & CO., Auctioneers South eorner Penn. nue and 9th street, THE EFFECTS OF A LEVERY STABLE AT AUCTION. On MCNDAY MORNING. December 5, com: mencipg at 1) o'clock, we will sell, at the Livery ath stredtt! whyF ree OMA etreet, between sth aod Carrineges. &c., comprising— =e 10 Work aud Saddle Horses a elect Carriages pen Carri: 1 Chariot i light Hearse 4 sets Double Darness Zevts Single Harne # With other articles used in the Stadia, W.L. WALL & CO, Aucts, M. L. WALL & CO., Avictioneera ‘ashington Horseand Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. ay., bet. 9th and 10th sta, SALE OF HORSES..CARREAGES, HARNESS, &0 On BATURDAY MORNING, December 3. com- mencing st Ih oeoeKs we will sell at the Bazaar- com prising about— : FIFTY HORSES. Including some very fine Harness, Saddle, and Work Horses, Full ee at sale 8 VURTNER PARTICULARS. Since writing the above we Dave learned the following particulars additional concerning Lusby’s arrest: ht arrest was made Inst evening, by order of the Military Governor, by Superintendent Wooe, of the Old Capitol and some of his offi- at Lusby’s residence on 5th street east, | near G street south, and he was immediateiy: taken to Carroll Prison, where he has quarters for tbo present, but he will ina few days be probebly delivered to the civil authorities for examination. Luseby neither admits or denies that he is guilty. but aseerts that on the night the outrage was committed he was drank. Tke circumstances which led to his arrest are as follows:—He on thankegiving night went home about 9 o'clock, and it was noticad by.some persons present that his hands were aud wished out & povtion of bfsanitc”* "ons When questioned as to how he got blood on his hands he stated that he had been engaged in killing hogs. Some person who was present at the time remarked the fact, and on Friday it vfs talked about the neighborhood. These fact. came to the knowledge of Mr. Wood. and efter satisfying himself trem other circum. stances that Lusby was doubtless the man, ae- erm ined to arrest him. 1 y itis stated bashad the reputation of beivs guilty of indecent practices heretotore, are * alleged has attempted lately to per- suree little girls off; and come months since it 1s ullered that he attempted to commit a rape upon & small colored girl near the Navy Yard. 1! is also stated thatseveral months ago he was gultty ofmaking an indecent exposure his pore before a school of little girls in the 7th ard. Ki is @ married man, and bas worked in the Navy Yard some years. Inthe spring of 1561 he was a member of Company ©, « Union Guards,” in the three months service, and, we 3 Ey LSO, Pair Splendid Moraes, Carriage, Harness Robes. if : AL30 believe, was one among the squad of men who 2 mit fi shafts, t willed Boyd in the lower purt of the Fitth | osyeay Was earTiaees guith pole, and. shat Wird, and was subsequently tried at the ALSO, Crisinal Court for murder. A largo collection of desirable New and Recont- J usby was asleep when arrested, showing | hand Carriages, Light Wagons. Buggies, Wagoos Carts, suitable for Sutlere; Harness, &c., with which the sale will commence. ALSO, Beles of Horses regular every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Bim tobe nnsuspicions of danger. His coat fuc shirt, worn by him on the night in ques- tion, 1s in the hands of the officers. These gar- meuts not only bear the marks of blood, but aiso of manure, such as was in the alley where the deed was done, according to the girl’s state- meat. Vjusdy is about 5 feet 6 inches in height, with ls })t blue eyes, light brown hair, lithe epare build,and with a sparse growth of whiskers. i» appearance he does not 1ook hike one to be guaity of such a crime. ALSO, Carriages and Herressat private sale. nov 3) WM, L. WALL & 00., Auste, G EN. BUTLER, when the steamer Greyhoun¢ K was enveloped in flames, remarked to one of bis staff:-—l would like to visit BANDBRSON'S MINSTRBLS to-night, in their new hall, corner Sth avd Dsts. He was right. Every one should eo and parsa pleasant evening with them. no29-3t" JINKS AND LIQUORS. V We have Ps hand @ full supply of Cali- otties and on ee Bile Tus Drarrev Men.—The following drafted mem bave reported to the Board of Enreilment to days Second Sub-District.—Robert B. Hoover, fur- nished substitute Augast 13, 1863. Fu Sub-District—Ananias Herbert, over forria Winea and Brandy draught; also, fine Old Ry 4 Bourbon Whis- kys, Irish and Scotch Whiskys, Stoughton, Hos, tetter’s and Drake’s Bitters, New England acd Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Pure Spirits, London Porter, Ale, and Brown Stout are. AN & PERRIE, Sixth Sub- District award Reynolds, fur-| For saleby UN Seek ats, uished substitute, CAR 1 Seventh Sub-District—John O. Burch, fur- CO nies vished substitute. Eleventh Sub-District—George W. Thomas, Jerome Fittman and Henry Servier, accepted. Twelfth Sub-District—John Oassidy, alien; Thomas Jones, George Nelson, and Frisby Smith, accepted. ces a ne Se InNTERIOZ. ADORNMENTS.—By the card of Mr. John Markriter elsewhere, it will be seen that be bas just luid in a superb new stock of teasonable goods in the upholstery and paper- hanging line, Markriter’s beautiful establishment (436 7th s'Teet) 13 one of the Hous of the city, through ‘On band. a fine assortment of light Carriages ch as Rockaways, Buggies, Extension sad su Ha!f Tops, Phactons. &c. Wa Carriages saxon on storage. 10. 40) Repasring ple H.GRAH AM tended and 374 Be’ promptly ev 29°; Cc HEESE! 10 Vos, Li 0 180 Iba, Bwieee hive : Just received and for LOAN & PERRIR, Loy B-8t.if Corner E and 9th sts. ils &'tractions in the way of pictures and other | G FISH! erucles of bouseboid adorsment, comfort and 20 KITS MESS MAOKERBL convenience, and people therefore know jaat 20 kits No, ] New MACKEREL ho we mean when we mention bis name. Saree oe See \nfiice it to say that his prezent stock surpasses Pe ae: Rmeked HALIBUT 1. richness and variety any of bis previous flne 10 boxes YARMOUTH BLOATERS, cispinys. Call and examine. Just received and for eate b y EGAN & PERRIS Cornar E and % x 3ALKE—The stock of GOODS of a corner i Sale Heaye street, Navy Yard, including tires years LEASE of the store. & reom above, and « good cellar. at the nominal rent of $25 per month 0 Price only $850. ., Also. a RESPAURANT (adjoining the sbove,’ with Billiard Tables and three years Lease at $1) per morth, for $850. | erties will be sold together for F160. eee ee MITCHELL & SONS, Reat Estate Brokers nov 28-6t 8, E. oor. P: a WSth st. : FoR SALE. EE 4 mai ot eautiful bay HORSES, fell matched; one five, the otber Fix years old; one sorrel saddle horse, eight years ome. one BUGGY and one CARRIA?S. bearlynew. Apply at theatable on G st., > ith and Wth, ney 19-Im AYYERTIBING IN STREET CARS. Qfice Washington and Georgetown Rarlroad C., Corner of 15th street and New York avenus, ‘ashington, November 18 Persons wishing to place ad the cars of this Com: arrangements by ap) Thote who now have carda in the caré inust o! com be! r the a wil ty ‘if KO. 8. GIDEON, Presid _S THE DRAFT IN THE DISTICT.—It is expected ibatthe draft will be resumed to-day to Hill the deticies cies existing in the quotas of the Ist, 4iu, dud !th sub-districts, Tho notices ot the men drafted yesterday in the @q, 5th, and Ith sub-disiricts have all been eerved, but they have not been ordered toreport until Friday next. The officers oegne Board of Enrollment are actively engaged in revising the enry ment list (to be used in case of another call for troops,) Which will be published 4s soon as completed. ——s>—_ gp Station CAsgs.—Solomon Hal asteait bail fora hearing Jonu O'Uon- nor, disorderly; dismissed. John V. Noonan, violating city ordinance; do. William John- son, Minor Rootes and Sinclair J. Hickman, disorderly; $9.64 each. Carrie Williams, dis- orderly and promutty; 22.58. Annie Nelson and Isabella Simums, prostitution; €2.53 each. M. G. Wilber, druak; M. Bakley, peating bis wife; £2 ives ~ GAanRoTeD.—-Monday night, between 10 and 11 o’clock, Mr. Wm, J. Parham was attacked abd garroted by three men on New York av- enue, hetween 4th and. 5th streets, and robbed ot his pocket-book and bat, The book con- dismissed. tained $78.78 in U. S. money, and absent #259 10 nov 22-6t (Bepublican} = Virginia State b : MBER! LUMBER |! LUMBER!(1 7 0c g STE¥aLtiwe a Prsrot.—Marthea Rhodes was ‘or rgelot of CONDEMNED LUMBE seminar toon oh Acute | UCR OR Osu dIORD ate stealing a piscl, the property 0! fatty Lee. .. x . She a Aes eS ns Thompson, who | “street, Teland. nov 28 1 OXFORD is the committed her to ja: for cont. in the conotry. I ADIMG, ATTENTION—The 4 je Hi dd commo- Om the avenue, No, 433, near bx street, ts the ‘table an’ 1 Dollar. Je welty Store, SeeSpecial Notices, nov X-iw* _