Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1864, Page 1

TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. | IMORE & OHIO RA. 00., Qo BALT ASHINGTON, Nuvewber 12th 1964, Ox and after Sunday, November JS, 1864. Paseen- eer Trains between Washington and Baltimore besspee rOrTR, sins Mov ‘a MOVING NOBT Ro. i-par tt ORK, WAY sTaTiON & HAR- BURG TRAIN—Leave Washington 6:39 4, 4. Arrive at Buitimore $:20 a.m. No.2—-NEW YORK & WESTERN BXPRESS— Leavy: hington 7:30 s.™.. connecting at Relay with Mail Train leaving Baltimore at 0 A.M. or the West, Arrive st_Baltimor 0 4.83 Philadelphia, 1:56 rw . New York 6:30 P. w. Fo.3 —N#EW YORK MAIL TRAIN—Leave Wash mii:t5 a.m. Arriveat Baltimore at 12:49 . Philadelphia 5:37 P.M., New York 10:00 No. 4—BALTIMORE TRAIN—Leave Washing- ton 3:00 Pp. mw. Arrive at Baltimore 4:50 P x. No, 5—BALTIM@RE, PHILADELPHIA AND REW YORK COMMUTATION THRAIN— Leave ‘Washington 4:30 p,m. Arrive at Baltimore 6:15 i. r.x. ‘No, 6--BOS''0N, ALBANY « NEW YORE EX- PRE@S TRAIN—Lesve Washington 6:00 P. M. Arrive st York 5:00 a.m. ails and Pasaeo- ere by this train connect with all the early morn- foe trains leaving New York for the Bast, North and Wert. No Philadelphia or Baltimore tickets sold by this train No, 7—BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN Le: Py etisscn 7:00 ¢.M. end arrive at Baltr- mo! 4 = P.M Oo S—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND TERN TRAIN—Leave Washington at 3:30 sopping at Re’ay House for Western passen- 6 take Bxpreas Train for Grafton, Wheeling! Sirxersbure. ‘and all points in the Wert. FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made With the |: (0 4. ™ and the 4:30 P.M. from Wash- eaten. No trains to vr from Annapolis on Bune an SUNDAY TBAINS THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WAS TINGTON for pastengers on Sunday are the 7:'04 m and 3p.™M. for Baltimore, and =:30 p.m. for Balti- were and Philagelphia, and the 6 p. x. for New Fork ox1¥ BLEKPING CARS direct to New York on 6 P.M. and =:30 P.M traio daily, except on Sun¢ fe) Sunday the Sleeping Car run to Philadelphia only, engera leaving ¥ sine Sane = sO P.M without changing cara. For further inte rmetion tickets of every kind, &c., apply to GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent at Wasa- ington. cr at tha Ticket Uifice W. P.SMITH, Master of Transportation, L, M. COLE, General Vicket Agent, nov ld (BAT PE NSYLVANIA ROUTE ¥ 10 THR NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. ON AND AFTER November 1th trains will, eve Ba}timore from North Oalvert Station a4 Mail at--.-——--.-.--- 9 9 A. M, ents re. Accommodation..---3.0) P, M, Lightning bupress- 9.30 P.M, THE ¢ & M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON connec the9 2)a m tesin from Baltimore er Pit on the 5:30 P.M, train Washington at 7:30 4. go tarongh to New York tabarg and the West. and for Elmira. Baf- lo, Rochester, Dunkirk, Canandaigua, and Ni- ara Pails, and for New York city THE 7.20 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON connects With the 930 p.m. train from*Balti- more for Bimira and the Narth and Pittsburg and the West, SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. BoLpierne Tickers aT GovERNMENT Rates, ON# THROUGH TRALN ON SUNDAY, LOW PARB AND QUICK TIME, For tickets and any information apply atthe ce of the Great Pennsylvania Roate, corner enue and oth street, under Nationa! Hotel; Oast..near New Jersey De J N.RUBARBY. Superintendent N. C. B. B. EB J. WILKINS, Pass and Ticket Agent. eorner 6th st. jest sod Penn. avenue. pavenrnia STEAMERS. New Expross Line, semi- weekly, between PHIL- ADELPHIA snd ALEXANDRI at WASHINGTO! rouH GTON and GEORG. presses Meryfiower, Philadelphia and George . Btou Reguisr sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT- UBDAYS, from No. 14 North Wharves, Philadel- phia. and No. 59 Water street, between Gongrese and High, Georgetown, For freight a; to ht apply to soHN B. DAVIDSON, No. 59 Water street, Georgetown. Agent in Philadeipbia, WM. P. CLYDB, i4 North Wharves. Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS & BOWEN, No. 1 Kings nové-tf ‘pet House, No avenue, Washingt: yusee COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC, Well Known asthe Most Pleasant, Safe, and Bpeedy Cure for COUGHS, OOLDS, HOAERSENES3, OROUP, WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL AFFECTGUNS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, Py superior efficacy in arresting stubborn coughs the first stages of consum: has long been iated by most families and physicians, and success in giving immed relief from a re- t cough or coid, unpreced a ‘or =ale at the Drug Store: Price 3 and &) centea bot For convenience and portability the same com- Dinstion may be hae ing mild lozenge form, well wt pied to relieve public speakers, singers, and e. ‘idren. bo » Bu TYLSE'S d Know: GUM ABABIO COUGH LOZENGES,’ Boy }-e03m* egies ee enacres ae THE OURRENGY FFIOR OF GouPiKOL: uae Washingion, Octover 4, 1864, Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appsar that The Nasional Bank of she Mesropoiis,in the yet Washing. in the county of Washinston and Dis trict af Coinmbia, has been duly organized under and secording to the requirements of the act of Cougress entitled “An sct to provide a National CQurrenvy, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and provide for the cirenlation and re. demytion thereof,” approved June 3, 1364, snd has complied with all the provisions of ssid act re- ined to be complied with before commencing fe business of bsnking onder said act: Now, tcerefore, 1, Hugh McCullock, Comptroller of the Ourrency, do horeby mag ys 4 that TAe Na- twnal Bank of the Meiropolis, in the City ef Wash- wmsion, in the ceanty of Washington aud District af Coiumbia, is authorized to commence the business of Banking under the act aforesaid. in teatimany Dhereot, witness a I eecgilory seal of office this fours, ¥ Of Beto! 4. Jme"HUGH MECULLOCK, Comptroller of the Currency, MPORTANT TO FEMALBS—DR. CH. MAN'S PILLS —The combination ef ingre- dieats ia these Pills is the result of along and extensive practice. They are miid in their opera- tion, and certain in correcting all iecequlanitiqn, painful mevstruatious, removing all obstructions, whether from ceid or other causes, headache, pain in the side. palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in’ the back ard limbs, &c,, disturbed sleep, which arise HAS ace ‘of nature. Dr. Chesseman’s APS was the commencement of anew era in the treatment of these irreguisrities and obstructions, which have consigned so many to a premature ave. No femalecan enjoy good health unless Ke is regular, and whenever sn obstruction takes lace the general health begins to decline, Dr, Bieecem a0 ‘9 Pillsare the most effectual remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to females. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity, hey ate Known to thousands who have used them st differeat pe- riods hey) ee the country, having the sanction of some >f the most eminent physicians in’ Ameri- es. Bxplicit directions, stating when they should not be used, with each box; the price. one dollar F box, containing frem 60 to 6) pill Pills sent Ls pal ae: y remitting to the proprietors y tate merally. HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Pro nov 2-Dist Wot 1 Oedar street. J aANUER. M Anuss. anew a i CHEAPEST MA THE bust arpa al STATES Oe INTH The undersigne., bavi contracted f. Manure at Glesboro ‘Point, D c., fe ewig: Beret fost on board vessels free'of expense to No, 430 ng Address No. ‘eo! + Or to MANURE WHA peat aay Deane JOHN P. IBONE & 00. T HOTEL CONDUOT HE OuDasy Arua Bre BD ON THB ': 0 double its ity, Is enisrre CROPEAN HOTEL, Cerner Pa. av. and ith st., Washington, D, C. ‘tore, jew York, This botel, the oldest eonducted on the Buropean Jan in Dis city, bas ed proved in every way accommodation of the < Thavktui forthe patronags aireaty rece! ie proprietor hopes that by attention to business we eontipue to receive patronage as heretofore, Guests will only be charged with what they receive. Obarges are moderate. oom Pe SMRICH, Proprietor. Bers AND BLOES_ TO SUIT THE TiMns. We alenow mannfacturing ali kindsof BOOTB and SH@ES, and constanly receiving a sup ply of Kastern made work of every descri tion, made expressly to order, and will sold at amuch lower price than has been eres fore charged in this city fer mach inferior articles. ui t of BOOTS and SHOES of Basterr or Oity a eo work, a aware = 5 goed aasore- nent ore t the lower ova. 2 Bil fe or and St eo prin EB uuoriien, ap 5-tf Penn. rt ORSES WANTED. —1 want to_purch HiSember of poor conditioned YOUNG BOKSES and MARES. for parties North to winter. None wanted with marks on ef any des ription T em aise purch « Horses suitable for Gov- ment us, OF putting in Horses to Government commission. Persons having Horses to se) I think, fiad it to their advantage to call, National Hote! Stabler, yee A SWillara’s ational Hote! Stal Sth street, an Hotel Stables, Mth str 1 "BOY 16-1m* LLELND BOTTLES BOUGHT AND BOLD 44 the highe will be paid for Champagne Bottles, at 671 th street, between B and F tzects iene oe eins BRERA i Gb ME Tae PEE ae oe EET Che ers FE a as + Wig WASHINGTON. D. C, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 43. PT I. Star. 1864. N&. 8.678. o, XXIV. FOR RENT AND SAL XTBEN NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.—These Ss evnvenient and desirable HOUSKS on lith street east, near Pennsylvanis aveoue, (Capitol Hill ) juet Goished, are ‘or sale. They are three storice, with = two story beck buiiding; cellar under the whole; hall, parlor, dining-room, tive chambers, (all papered.) kitcten, bath room with het and cold water. clothee room, frout aad back stairs. gas apd gas fixtures throughout, raczes complete, &c.. finished in the it etyle, on the Philadelp*ia plan, withont regard to e e. The cars will -oon pasa along ith street, and itis bua short distsnee to th om Pennsylvania aven ie, with a footwalk the whole way. itis tae inten ion to bid ope hundred houses turiug the year in35, in S.me localitz, and from year to year, a8 required; thus in a short time msKiug it the most Gelightful part of the city. Deede, sta uo, &o., at cost of purchaser. Apply to J.F. BROWS, ec 3 Ww 483 Tenta stroct. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY aT Pitl- VATE SALE. We offer for salea Lot on tha ronth side of G rireet, between Sixth and Ssventh streets west, near the Patent Office, improved on the front by athree story brick dwelling house, cobtainirg ten rooms, and on the rear (with anal Jey entrance) a well-arranged four story brivx mandufacturing building, supplied with steam en- eine avd best of machinery for tarning, plrning morticing, &¢,, among which is one of Gear’s cel ebrated machines for entting, planing, an} mould- rregular forms of wood, is property is admirably adapted fors print ing ofice, book hicdery, or any msuufactaring purpeses, and will ld with orwi!ucut the ma- ebinery, Apply'to JAS. C McGUIRE & €0., Auction and Cominission Merchants dec 3-endaw | ees SALE-—A neat. and well fitted up BIL- LIARY SALOON, in a ceatral location, and pow paying a handsomy income, A ten years lease, the fiztures.and three Phelan tables can be par chased for $3 Wo, = MITCHELL & SON'S, Real Estate Brokers, Foutheast corner Pa. ave and !ith st. FOR RENT—Two nicely FURNISHED DMS, near G Toment Printing Ofce, $3) per month, deo 1- aaa POOMB FOR RENT—Three or four Furnishet & CHAMBBRS; also. with waterand vas,andn ¢ of bath and parler, forrent to gentlemen, App ¥ at 490%, north side of Massachusetts avenue, » > en 4th aod Sth ste, secit J COR SALE—A new three et rick 110U SE, sov ‘hwest corner of 24 and Marke ata, Georg: atl the town, D. C.,containing 17 rooms, with latest improrements, in per Btable, Ice House and all u 1 sttached 5 by 49. lot 8) by 150. Price Fy ‘aad possession when required, her particulars apply on the premines, stm pros -RENT—Two ROOMS, on seen: 1 floor, anit- sable for four gentiemen, and one vn first floor, Inquire at 437 sth betwoen G@ and H stroets, west side. oc F CRNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, etreet, gentlemen onl 47 K street, near 13th, Inquire of Mre. A. E.8' + au Si-tf T PRIVATE SALE— Ona DRUG STORE, Three HOUBES, Three LOTS. ._. Five FARMS. Inquire at 455 Massachusetts avenue, near 6th street. nov 19 Im* Te LEI—Two large ROOMS. on Pennsylvania avenue, No, 245, suitable for stores or offices, Apply on the premises, or at No, 266 H street. be- tween 18th and 19th, Boy 23-1£ OLOTHING.,. GOING !—GCOING!—GOING! DOWN THEY GO, AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES J. H. SMITH SMITH BROQS., THE GREAT OLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON, No. 460 amp 464 SEVENTH STRERT. OPPositmw Pogr Ovz10%, ALL GOODS SPCNGED. find all the Where you can LATEeY °TYLES RENOH 5 ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN WALEING CuATB. LATEST STYLES TOP PANTS ame DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS, ARD BURENEES SUITS, PLAIN AND PANOY QGASSIMERB, T tb ith the caster WLR AGEST BTOCK BOYS OLOTHING “= TH CITY. Stweat areok EINOR G00D8 CUSTOM "WORK. Al ef which we offer at UNUSUAL LOW PRICES. GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIKES, SUSPENDERS, Sy Ke. 3.1. BMITH, No. 460, And SMITH BROS., No. 464, OLotztERs any Mencaant TatLors, Seventh street, opp. Port Office, Washington, STOVES! invite the attention of those desiring STOVES to the large and well selected stock we have on hand. Among our COOK BTU VES are the Sibiter, Upited Stat ef Pennsylvania, Ida, Pilot, Magnet, York Complete, Monitor Rasge, Real Cylinder Gas Burners, Morning Glory, Pyrainid Btover for h Cast Tron Gas Barer: 0 rer, pau Fire Plare Stove, best in use, Wilson’s Tent Heaters, gene Mee ooking Btoves in a aa ODE of TIN WARE and HOUSKRERPING GOODS.) yo pecony. 321 Penn avenue, pear 7th etre dee 6-lw " (Chronicle. SEVENTH STREET. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIO, Having just returned from New York, I would Tespegtfully ca!] the attep‘ion of the citizens of Wasbington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, to our istge and well assorted stuck of Goods, compr: in part— aa gerde of SHEETINGS, $1.25, 5 ETINGS. trem & to75 cents, HaMTON wast se come en Bleached and Unbleached MU@LINB, 3734 to 40 cents. CALICO, in great variety, 3) cents. All-weol White and Cointed FLANNBLB, & ets, A large stock of SHIRT BUSOMS. 35 cents. MOUSELIN DELAINES, first quality, 45 eenta, RATINKETS. for Boys’ wear, 75 to 8 cents, Is and churches, HOOP IRtS, (forty springs,) $1.50, A great variety of Ladies and Geat’s GLOVE?, very chea; BCARPS in great variety. BHAWLS very low. SPOOL COLTON, Green & Daniels’, 200 yards, 10 cents, 2 ds SPOOL COTTON. Clarks’, 6 cents, Bert uuality PLNS and NREDLES,’S cents, A great variety of LADIES’ CLOAKS, from Auction, fromn $1) upwards. ‘i MERINOES ALPACAS at greatly reduced prices. ‘A general assortment of GENTLEMEN’S £UR- NISHING Goons, whi ch we gtee to sell very low. ‘assortment 6 In facts GRY AND FANCY GOODS, in variety eutieies se ee miGat faneitionts Ps ‘ eat TS c Cone ier SULLOS BYCML. 285 PAWNBROKER AND 285 LOAN OFFICE. ard LICENSED BY AUTHORITY, EW K. WALSH ass Get ERET betwoen 10th apd 1th, Secena door from Har wey’ Cpe Sslooa, In compliance with se Sstioks £ any friends, am 2D d @ liberal wancer on Gold and ‘Bilver Watches, Dia- 255 monds, Jewelry, Silver-ware, Hardware. Clothing. and Merchandire of every description is good order, r ing had twelve years experience in busi- aoe tnt ‘ity, and favorably hows ‘te many of its citizens, J am confident that to all who may in- trust me wi business,(which will be strictiy confidential) zea aes Sa foe eee a pi 7m . sre aNi Mine o'clock F. & 4 no A.M, until sep 13-3m. ( UTLER TENTS, Goon Hated tend Tenta constantly on hand. Also, New Tents of any sive made to onder > B BON. i @36 lth stree' Bail Makers, then ity . co %lm* AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY aL. MYBIO_ \CANTERBURY HALL, a 1 LL OANTERBURY HALL: Lovtsiawa AVERUR, Bay Comma af Sizth street, Rear of Nationai and ‘ — Matropoltian Houis. uence Ema... ___ Prup-ietor Sone Hart —.—......... -._._. Stage Maaavet Louis 8z0LLosy_.......__.. ,...._.. Ballet Master Jeun Esrura_...__...._._._....Musical Director AND { TH BATEB GREAT SUOOESS OF TONY PASTOR, TUNY PASTOR, TONY PARTOR, TORY VASTOR, TONY PARTOR: TuNY PASTOR. TONY PAsTo ONY PASTO. a ONLY COMIC VOC ONLY COMIC Voc ONLY COMiv YOO ONLY COMIC VOC ONLY CoMIC VO ONLY COMIC VOC! Gn the Btage. gE x EK E ie Ez Haass OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS CVER ONE THOUSAND PERSONS OVER ONE THOUSAND PERSUNS U cable to gain admission to hear TONY PASTOR, Mr, Pastor will cxbibit bis PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM, PHOTOGRAPHIC atBUM, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM. Ané sing his OPERATIO ME OPERATIC ME OPERATIO ME . OPERATIC MEDLEY, Giving his celebrated imitations of Grover’s qeane GERMAN OPERA TROUPE, GRAND GERMAN OPERA TROUPE, GRAND GERMAN OPERA TROUPE, GRAND GERMAN OPERA TROUPE, RO STALB BONGB! RO STALE AONGSt NO BALE pONGB! Piret week of the The Smaileet Eihiopan Comediangin the World, The New Ballet, entitled LE DIABLE A QUATRE, LE DIABLE A (UATRE, LE DIABLE A QUAPRE, B&B DIABLE A QUATRE, In which MONS. MATHIEU AND M’LLE DESIBE? MONS. MATHIEU AND M LEE DESIRE Will appear, stsisted by a Corpe de Ballet of TWENTY YOUNG LADIES. TWENTY YOUNG LADIES, TWENTY YOUNG LADIES, TWENTY YOUNG LADIBB, MI88 JENNIE JOHNSON AMIk8 JENNIE JOHNSON MIES JENNIE JOHNSON and CHARLEY KANR, CHARLEY KANB, CHARLEY KANE, Will sing New Duets, MISS LAURA MI88 LAURA MISS LAURA In two Favorite Pieces, L L L Bos CLA CLA OLA M@LLIGAN, COLLINS, AND MULLIGAN, OULLINS, AND In New Acts. The Roaring Farce of THE TWO GREGORIEBS. THE TWO GREGOBIES, BER! MR, PASTOR ME, PASTOR Cap only remain One Week Longer. #0 everybody should take the first chance tu hear him, COME EARLY TO GET A SEAT, A GRAND MATINEE FOR FAMILIES, BVBRY BATURDAY AFTERNOON, Special attention is called to the fact that we do NO CURTAILMENT OF PROGRAMMES at the Matinees, the Performance bei i with that of the evening, peicesdeasieal NOTICE! Mr, Lea bas just received from England a CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, OHRISS MAS PANTOMIMS, which will be preduced FOR THE HOLIDAYS. PUK THE HOLIDAYS, with New Scenery, Tricks, Wardrobes, &c. Man- agers of theaters cam purchase a copy by applica- tion to Mr, Lea, Look out for the Gren* Brema of THE PRIGAND'S OATH! THE BRIGAND 8 OATH! CARD.—Are engaged and will shortly appear MURRAY AND HUTCHINGSON, MUKRAY AND HUTCHINGSON, MUERAY AND HOTCHINGSON, ACROBATS AND GYMNASTS. and their PERFORMING DOGS, PERFORMING DOGB, PERFORMING DoGs, the most wonderful in the world. Dove notice will be given of their frat appear- ‘aD! GROVER’S THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s Hotei. FAREWELL BENEFIT and last appearance of the celetrated Comedian, i DAN 8ETCHELL, in the successful Emotional D-ama of WAITING FOR THE VERDICT, *, THIS EVENING, December 13, is be produced the Great Sensational prama, en- e WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. Blinky Brown... .- Mr, Betchell rs On WEDNESDAY EVENING, First Appearauce of the Great VESTVALI. FORD'S NEW THEATER. Tenth street, above Pennsylvania avenus. Second night of the engagement of the distin- uished Ac trevs, Mrs. D. P. BOWERS, who has been universaliy pronounced THE QUEEN OF THE TSAGIC STAGE. _ She will appear THIS EVENING, December 13, 1864, in her powerful rendition of LADY AUDLEY, a John Breugham’s celebrated dramatization of LADY SUDLEY'S SEChED; OF AUDLEY COURT, dit Cast, “Mr WB Puil ichael 3 Kohert Audley... Luke Marke..... George Talboys Dr. Dawson. |. Sir Harry Powers. Captain Mallen. Alioibe!. csces<.. pees. THE OXFORD HALL OF . Mr H Goss Mr W 3 Cogawell Mr G @ Spear Mr Barna Mr Gourlay s Jenny Goarlay MUSIC AND PINACOTHECS, sirect, fronting oa Pennsylvania avenue _ THE GRE STANDARD, BASKING IN THE SONSUIN# OF SUCCESs, AN ENDLES? ROUTINE Of NOVELTIES : TH OXFORD ia the ene Great Institute of the day, aipply the citizeus of Washington a never-ending f. enjoyn ent, prese} ng the greatest Stars of the rolession, ardlessof time, labor. or expense Never singe the comic m se was first invoked haa any Teat Oxiord been recorded in the histor Uaipre been xectraad The vast nu Ninth £ ‘Ompany, the spl ise productions all proclaims ie tete or GREAT VARIETY THRATRR OF THE agg, Bead the formidable te Sots OER 8 n RB G F Pp. 4 E Second week of the creat ROGRABME: RriNET array of names comprising ro] VE TE FAMILY, ETT, Tr, ETT!, ta) Potrn, 2, ca <p od Eat cA ™M ‘L 4 L LLY BOYD, W. ROSS # 188 AGNES 8 ERLAND,* the Beottish Nightingale, the great Corps de Bal- let, and twenty-seven other performers X, CURRAN & NORRIS, Prop’ ls Every night this week the grea’ pantomime of THE MAGIC TRUM?aY, in witick piece the whole of the g-rat tronpe ap- Peal FASHIONABLE MATINEES EVERY SATUR- AY. de 12 6b WpReasuny REGIMENT ‘PROMENADE CONCERT, FORD’S TH TER, MONDAY EVENING, December 19, 95 Maric by GRAPFULLA‘S ITH RGIMENT N, Y, N.G. BAND, TICK BTS, ad: itting a gentleman and lady. 93 SINGLE TICKETS. o2 may be obtained of the Members of the Regiment. Military and Naval Officers are requested to by ree A n Unform. Geas.—Hon. F. KE. Spinner, U. 8. Treasurer; Getty Register; Hon, Edward Jorda on. 90, TORR Wire e ne Auditor; Hon. Stephen J. Tabor, Fourth Auditor; on, C. M. Walker, Fifth Auditor; Hon. EB. Se'ls, Sixth 4 al W, B, Shubrick, Cuair- man Light House Conard. Auditor; Acwir Private Boxes may ke obtained of the Treasurer of the Regiment at his Office, Redemptioa Division, Treasury United States. No tickets sold at the door. dec 5-29 EDUOATIONAL. GRORGHTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY —A B Boarding and Day School, 11 West strest, Georgetown, D. . The duties of this institution » li be resumed September 6th. Circulars tiay be had by addressing the princ ma" M J. HARROVE.. nov !8 HE GRNATEST STORY OF MODERN TIMES! There is now in course of publication in the eol- umns of the NEW YORK WEEKLY, an original and thrilling romance, entitled SYRIA, THE JEWESS: oR, THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO, from the pen of the renowned romancer, LOUIS LEON, whose powerful romance Tue SiLver Sap? and “THe Step-Dacont s PoRTION,” 80 electri- fied the reading world while running through the columns of é THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, Dow universally admitted te be the most perfect family literary journal in the world, We do not heritate to say that SYRIA, THE JEWESS.” IS THE GREATEST STORY OF MODERN TIMES! The plot is so complicated and thrilling as to hold the reader sprll bound, and it is worked up witha skill and powésr which is absolutely wonderfal. Nobody can arise from the perusal of this great story withont feeling that it was the work of no common mind, and without regretting that it ended s0 soon. Everybody should read it, for while it is undo btedly sensational, it in at the same time strictl) moral in tone andin the lesson which it teaches. | The NEW YORK WEEKLY is also publishing MRS. MARY J. HOLMES’ GREAT STORY, FAMILY PRIDE; on PERLFIED BY BUFFERING. The NEW YORK WEEKLY is for sala by every News Agent throughout the United States ie adas, 869 SEVENTH STREET. 69 HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! LARGEST 8TOCK PURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN THE DISTRICT! AND AT Pricks THAT Dery OOMPETITION! We ask the public to call and examine our stock ef Furniture and Housekeeping Goods previous to making their purchases, and save at least fifteen per cent, CARPETS, RUGS. MATS, OILCLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, ome the New York Auctions at Greatly Reduced rices. BLANKETS, SUTLERY. CULATED SPOONS AND FORKS, WILLOW. WARE iLAS8 AND OROCKERY WARE, 500 BED COMFORTS, which we can and are sell~ ing less than any honse in this city. 1,000 COMMON BEDSTEADS, at manufacturers? 369 7th street, between Iand Ky fy seen. FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, Teniverance Hall, E street, beawoen Sih and Wth sts, PROF. MARINI wishes to inform his on merous friends snd the public in general, that his = Quarter will commence cn THORSDAY., December Ist. Days Hovxs or Tri rioy —For Ladies, Miia- es ant Manters—Tuesdays, Toursdays and Fridays from 3tofp. m, For Gentlemen—Tuesdays Thu days and Saturdays, from 8 to 10 p.m. Private lus- roas given at any time desired. For partioulars please cal) at the Academy during scheol hoars, or address by wail, nov 18-Im_ "8 BAFES, the celeb ated CHILLHD ry WROUGHT IRON FIBE AND Cay GLAR PROOFS, with COATS LOOKS. Also, BASS LOOKS, VAULT DOORS AND General Bonthern agensy 57 west Lombard at, Poors oa A. PROBEUS, General Agent._ 5-3 LER TENTS. —Gooa second band SUTLI nm wd. 8 &: BON, 638 ith street, ne nov 2-ji LIE TEND Ss TENTS aly ir iggst'wtee “TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. THE WAR IN TENNESSEE. Official Report ef Gen. Rosse: The En- emy Defeated at All Points—Forrest in - Command in Person—Capture of Guns nd Prisoners—HKebe! Less in Officers at Franklin. _ NAsuviLyg, Dec. 12.—An official report has ape been recetved from Gen Ronssean, at Murfreesboro, concerning the recent battle. The railroad scuth of Murfreesboro is believed to he uninjured; also the road between Mar- freesboro and Orryille Creek. Five miles north from thereto Orrville the road was de- etroyed. Biock-honses Nos. 5 and 6 were abandoned by the garrison, the enemy sur- roundirg them, but they bravely fought their eed out and reached Marfreesboro without Oss. On Sunday, the ith instant, the block-hous> at Orrville Creek was atiacked by General Bates’s rebeldivision, with a battery of artil- lery. Seventy-four shots were fired a it, do- ing, however,no damage. Onthe same after- neon, three regiments and a section of artillery went from Murtreesboro, under General Mil- roy. The enemy’s force was unknown. Onr ps attacked and routed the enemy. The Federal joss was four kilied afid forty wound- ed. The enemy's Jossis unknowa. Nizht com ipg cn, our forces returned within the fort On Monday last the enemy were reinforced by two brigades of infantry and twenty-five | bop d cavalry under Forrest in person. Tuesday and Wednesday the enemr a inst the iort at Murfreesboro DH, coming up within one mile of Hirmishing heavily. y's infantry move » about one mile around to Wilkinson's p northwerd of the fortress. Seven regiments and 4 batiery were sen on the Salem pike, where they encountered tht eremy near Wilkingon’s pike, entrenched be- bind breastworks of logs and rails. They at tacked ard entirely routed the rebels, who were driven off in great confusion, Forrest's cavalry Maliog & race’ against hurry to: scape Our lose in the engagement was thirty killed and eeventy-live wounded. The enemy's loss largely exceeded ours in this fight. We cap tured two hundred and seven prisoners, inclu. ding eighteen commissioned officers. Two 12-pounders, Napoleon guns, were cap- tured. One is now in position on the fort Previous to Milroy’s attack on the rebels, Buford’s division of -ayalry attacked Mur- treesboro, und entered the town, shelling it fierceiy #nod destroying many houses. Gen. Roueseav, with one regiment of intautry and arlilley, droye the enemy outof the town. In the encounter the rebels were, in every in- stance, bidly whipped, aud haye not made their appearance since. Gen. R. S.Granger is reportedall right at Stephenson, Aia. Kebel prisoners report the following loss of their generals at the bat.leot Franklin: Killed, INajor General Cleburne: Brigadier Generals Gist, Strahols, Adams, Carter, Brandberry, and three others wounded. Capture of a Government Steamer. Catao, Dec. ‘The rebels under Gen. Lyon captured the ernment transport Thoinas E. Tutt, at Camberland City, on the Cumber- land river, twenty miles above Fort Donelson, and used her for crossing the river on the march into Kentuchy. The rebel force is es- timated at four thousand men. The Tatt was londed with Government foraze, and was burued to the water’s edge after the rebels crossed. FROM NURTH CAROLINA, Spirit of the Opposition Press—Represen- tatives urged to Retire from Richmonad— Separate State Action im View. Newsenns, N.C.. Dec, 8.—Refagees from the enemy's lines state that some opposition papers intimate that Sherman’s infantry have cap- tured Augusta, Milledgeville, and Macon, while rebel papers which jclaim to speak offi- ejally deny that he made any such progress The departure of rebel troops to Georgia leaves North Carolina nearly destitute of any armed force. The opposition papers speak of Sherman’s undertaking 28 unparaileled in history, and in- umate that he wi!l doubtlesssweep °verything belore him, and plant his victorious standard on the coast. The re-election of Lincoln, with Sherman's Prospect of success,is anew incentive to the opposition papers, who are now fearlessly ad- vecaling that immediate steps be tuken for a cessation of hostilities, and acceptance ofsuch terme fs the Federal Government may teel digposed to grant. The recent bold step taken to [his end by the delegation in the rebel Congress, is sustained by a very large majority of the people, who, from all parts of the State, are sending their letters of approval to their representatives, who, are argued to withdraw in a body from Richmond, and return to North Carolina, and assist in INnovements of separate State action for ence. North Carolina papers state that Sherman's cavalry captured Milles. and doubtless hber- ated the Yankee prisoners, and ure now moving on to aplace still more important. me in their Municipal Eleetions in Massachusetts. Boston, Dee. i2.—Mayor Lincoln has bean re-elected by over 1,000 majority. The Repub- Jicans elect a full board of Aldermananda large majority of the Council. Mayor Lewis, Republican, is re-elected in Roxbury. Josiah G. Peabody, Repnoblican is elected Mayor of Lowel; Phineas Pall, Repub- lican, is electe Mayor of Worcester; and Mr. Neal is elected Mayor of Lynn. Arrivalof Admiral Farragut, New York, Dec. 12.—The United States sloop-of- war below is supposed to ba the Hurt- tord with Admiral Farragut. LOCAL NEWS. CORPORATION AFFAIKS. Couxcit Procyzpines, December |?.—Board of Aldermen.—The Board met at the usual hour, the President (Mr. Brown) in the chair. Pres- ent—Messrs. Plaot, Barr, Pepper, Canfield, Utermehle, Noyes, McCathran, Brown, Tur- ton, Lewis, Lioyd and Gulick. Mr. Turton submitted the monthly report of the Intendantof the Washington Asyiam, Re- ferred to the committee on asylums. Mr. Turton presented the petition of Mr. J. M. McKim, secretary of the Freedman’s Relief Association, stating that the association had built a trame echool-hoase, (in which to gather and isstract children,) unknowingly, in too close proximity to brick propery: thereby vi- olating a city ordinance, and asked, as it was used for @ good purpose, that the board make itan exception, Referred to the committee on lice. ¥ Mr. Pepper asked leave toe take up the bili for creating the office of superintendent ef streets, and for other purposes, (it being the special order of the evening,) and asked its passage, And on which Mr. Utermehie asked the yeas and nays. The bill failed—yens 1, nays 9, Mr. Lloyd. from the finance committee, to whom was referred the comraunication from the Mayor and Lepeies ane Are one from the Corporation Attorney m relation to damages allowed Henry Turner by the Supreme Court of the District for injury received by him in passing along E street north, between 17th and 18th streets west, in October, 1563, and in reia- tion to similar cases now pending in said court, reported favorably thereon; and the bill assed. : Also, reported bill from Common Conncil, (With asubstitute as au amendment,) to in- crease the salaries of certain corporation oili- cers. The bill passed as amended. Mr. Canfield called up the bill to increase the salaries of the officers of the Washington Asy- lum, on which the board adjourned at its last session, and moved that the salaries of the Com- missioners of the Asylum be increased to #200 per annum, to be paid monthly; carried. After some debate by Messrs. Pepper, Canfield, Lioydand Noyes, the bill was passed. Mr. McCathran moved to take up the bill to lay a gravel footwalk in I strectsouth, between oth and i0th streets west, which was laid over informally at the last session, and urged its parsuge; passed. Mr. Pepper submitted a resointion instruct- ing the committee appointed to attend to the in- teresis of the Corporation before Congress, to urge that body to pass a law extending the city Jimits, so a8 to take in gall of the county east of Rock Oreek; lost—yeas 3, nays 1. Also, submitted a resolation requiring the President of the Board to appoint, in addition to the present standiug committees, a commit- tee of one member from each ward to examina, audit, and report on the accounts of the FAvy Cours, to ascertain what funds has been psid in by the Corporation, for the repair of the county roads, &c. | PELE TOPO ET RS ee. ES Mr. Ultermehle moved to amend 9) 43 to re- quire the Mayor to furnish the desired infer- mation Adopted. Also, reported favorably a bill from Uommon Conncil asking &n appropriation of $200, of as much thereof &8 may be necessary, for the re- pair of the iron railing at the City Hall; paseed. Also, reported bill (returned to the Board by the Mayor without his 8pproval,in conseq uenve of a defect in the same, at last meeting,) foren- larging alley in square 429, And mover that the Mleyor be sustained; end it WAS so ordered. Mr. Lewis, fromthe committee on markets, to whom was referred the bill appropriation, @1,000 for keeping in order the Center Market, reported favorably thereon, and the bill passed. Aleo, favorably, 8 bill tor enclosing @ portion of Center Market; passed Aiso, favorably, a bill increasing the pay of the assistant clerk of the Venter Market to $800, to iske effect on the Ist of September, i864, Mr. Uiermeble moved to lay the bill on the table: lost. Also. moved to insert $650 instead of $500; lost—yras 3, nays 7. Mr. Pepper moved to increase the salar, the principal clerk $200, making tt 21,900; ‘The bill then passed. AjJso, favorably, a bill to increase the salary of the clerk of the Northern Liberty Mariet to 8200, with an amendment striking out the ist - 2 Wy and inserting the Ist of September; ed. Mr. Turton, from the committee on asylam, reported dack the monthly report of the Gom- missioners of the Washington asylum, aud asked that it be filed; so ordered. Mr. Utermehle reported a bill entitled an act seking @ deficiency for laying a sewer along 6th street west from I to L sireet north, and asked is passage; passed. Common Council bilis:—Bills to lay water rains on {th street west, andon M street north, and bill to lay water mavs in 5th street west, and New Yorkayenue—m ferred to commitiwe on crainage; act to repair: nd extend the Eas- tern Market- house—commuttee on markets; one with an amendment, by way of sabstilute, tor grading and gravyelling Carroll street, from st 102d streets east. Mir. Cantield moved to refer it to delegation of the sth Ward-so ordered, to graa* and gravel Uh street east, from East Uapitol to North A street—committee on improvements, et it. to increase the salary of the Corporation Ate torney to $1,000—committer on finance, maging €n appropriation for work dove cn the aorta trent of square No. i6é—committee on provements; authorizing the removal of the 1d _echool-house at the corner of Jd street east and JD street south—committee on pabdlic sebools; for naming the =pace formed by th | intersection of K street north and Mass s«tts ayenues, Mount \ cieating the office of + Board. [The Common Counce | substitute for this bill, ana ccnference.} Messrs. Turt. Plant were appointed as s The Board adjourned. Common Council._The Board met at the usuil hour, the President (Mr. Lioyd) in the chair. All the members presentex cept Mesers, Ferguson, Kelly, Skirving, Wilson, Walker and Wright. ‘The chair laid oefore the Board the mouth- ly reportof the Intendant of the Asyiami, re- ferred Mr, Peugh presented the petition of Mr Thompson and others in relation to,paying al- Jey in Square 129; referred. The foilowing were reported from commit- tees:—By Mr. Larner, (improvements, ) Alder- insists ommit id committee. men bill toy paving the carriage way of (th York sireet weetfrom Penn’a ayenne to New avenue adversely; committee disc Laruer stated that this bill appropriared (0 trom the funds of the Fourth ward for purpose, and the committee thought the im-~- provement should be made by the property bolders.} By Mr. Stephens,(Police), joint re- solution im relation to registering licenses ; passed. The followivg bills were received from the Aldermen :—To erect a bridge across the canal in the line of Ist street west—referred; author- izing Mesers. A. R. Sparks & Co. to substi- tute a lamp of large size tor the corpora- tion lamp in front of their establishment on Louisiana ayenue, near 7th street—referred; empowering the chief of corporation police to makerules and regniations for the govern- ment of his ferce—laid on the table; making an appropriation to pay William Thomas—re- ferred; to pay judgement and costs against the corporation, in the case of Henry Turner ys, the Corporation—passed ‘The joint resolution repealing the joint res- | olution providing for a change of grade of street, was taken up. Mr. Peugh opposed the resolution, as the in- jury had been done, the grade established. Tne resolution sought to be repealed was passed to correct the supposed change of grade of F street, frem the westside of 10th tothe west side of iith street, because it was believed the proposed change would be injurious to the property in that vicmity. The Surveyor had raised the grade of that street at 1!th elreet 22 inches, without authority. He hoped the bill would be postponed until the matter could be examined mito more fully. Mr. Larner argued that the resolution might fs well be passed immediately, as thing can be accomplished by deferring action, and the repeal of the resolution was the only method by which the corporation could be relieved of its hability. Inquiry conld be made into the superogatory act charged upon the Sarveyor subsequently. Mr. Moore favored the passage of the reso- Intion; the bill would stand as it first passed; and if any grading was done contrary to the | provisions of the bill, the Surveyor was re- sponsible. Mr Dudley introduced a bill proy ding for paying Mesers. Barron, Smithson & Co. $7,600), being twenty per cent. of the amount of their contrace for the erection of Center Marker, which work was stopped by Congress, Mr. Larner stated that this matter had been before the market-house special committee, and he moved that it be referred to a speciai com- mittee of one from each ward. Carried, Messrs. Moore, Ward, Swain, Rheem, Dud- ley, Peugn and Stephens were appointed the committee Mr. Larner introduced a bill appropristing $200, to enable the Mayor to have an tron rail- ing placed on the court and steps of the (ity Hall, as may be deemed necessary for the eafe- ty of the pnblic. Passed. Adjourned. SSS Poice RerorTs—S-cond Precinet.—Oharies Schaeter, disorderly; military. Denvis Teny and William Thomas, disorderly; #3 each. Third Precinct—Samuel Birch, disorderly; $2.11. Manuel Butler, do; $1.41. Timotny Caton, drank; disntissed. Daniel Sullivan, James Daweon, Morris Wolf, james MeDan- nit, John Lamb, Robert Simmons, fighting; #iu6>, Sam’) Riggs, disorderly; $3.44. Fourth Precinet—Jobn Gallagher. drunk; #3 Peter G. Oarrico, drunk and disorderly; #3 Stephen Schimel, drank; dismissed. Fifth Frecinct.—Chas. Taley and G. © buin, drunk and disorderly; Geo. W! drunk; kept till sober, and dismissed. Baggott, assault; bail for court. Martin Kelly, drunk and disorderly; 82. Frank Johnson, d dismissed. Annie Tilghman, disorderly; #3. Lewis Frederick, drank; dismissed. Robert Calhune, do.; $3. Thomas Thompson, deser- tion; military. John Muiville, suspected of desertion; dismissed. Sith Precinet.— Alex. Morgan, drunk and disorderly; military. Seventh Precinct—Albert Butra, vagrancy; Patrick Doyle, drunk; Mary Holwelland Mary Switt, disorderly; Mary Downs, prostitution; dismissed. Wm. Stinehart, vagrancy; work- house. John McEllizett, Patrick McMahon, assault and battery; jail forcourt. J. Dexter, malicious mischief; bail for hearing. Nelson Chambers, do.; military. Joseph Pappulas, threats: bail for peace. Bartholomew Moody, drunk; #150. Obarles Diggs, drunk and dis- orderly; dismissed. Patrick Daley, hacking without badge; $250. W. Swaggart, fighting and disorderly; $150. James Whaley, do.; #150, Mary Moran, drunk and disorderly; diemissed. Eighth Precinct—Margaret Olickett, drank; dismissed. Jerry Gunan, drank and disorder- ly;dismissed. Peter Riley, do.; workhouse, J. Moran, do.; $2.90. Morris Glavin, do.; dis- missed. Catharine Minsto, disorderly; $3.50. D. G. Viseer, and Ferdinsnd Molton, do-; $5.90. James Wilson, do.; dismissed. Thomas John- son, do.; $6.43. John Acton and John Robey. do.; $10.90. ee desea? Lee, White, carrying pistol; $3! sob, assault and battery; security for peace. T. Johnson, assault and threats; do. Tenth Precinct,—Jobn Keeley, desertion; sent to Navy Yard. George Goldsmith, assaultand battery; dismissed. Martha Robertson, drank and disorderly; do. Wm. Allen, suspicion of desertion; mi re Peter Grush, drank; dis- missed. Charles Hall, Geo. Clayton, Wm. H. Scott, disorderly; $5 9 each, ——~—_——_ GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS.—The writer was present at the quarterly distribution of Caris of Merit, to the most deserving pupils of the two schools recently established in the fine new school house on High street, and was gratified by the manifest increase in public favor in the unusually large audience present in despite of the unpleasant weather. The services consisted of singing, with me- lodeon accompaniment. prayer, and ashortad- dress, by Rey. pr. Brown, of the Bridge street church, a dialogue by two of the young missee, and the presentation of the cards, at the rate of one for each six of the number fn the schools, and the honorable mention of about a dozen T™Tnese schools are more than fall, as are the rimary departments of those below. At this latter house, situated cn Montgomery street, near the Aquednet Bridge, there will be a sim- ilar ceremony, on Friday, the 16th, at o’elock, in which four schools will participats, and where the Board ot Trustees (who were ail resent but one, on this oceasion,) will be glad 6 see all Who feel an interest in public eduea- ion. \.