Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1864, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. pe ae alt cela ee Al eres W. D, WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. =—— WASHINGTON CITY: SATUBDAY.. DECEMBER 24, 1564. “Ww READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE 8BR OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLE- GRAPHIC 4ND OTHER MATTEE. ee COnxistmas Ho.tpay.—Ohristmas coming | this year on Sunday, the holiday observance of | it will be kept on Monday; consequently no | paper will be issued from this office on that | day. SZ SEillington, Odeon Building, sends us an early copy of Dickens’ new Christmas sto- ry, Mrs. Lirriper’s Legace». —_—— | OUR FLEET OFF WILMINGTON. Advices from Rebel rces—Comments ef Richmond Papers en Bragg’s Dispatch to | Jeli. Davis. The Richmond Whig, of the 2ist instant, in commenting upon Bragg’s dispatch of the 21st, says: This dispatch foreshadows warm work off | Wilmington. The defences of the place against | A naval attack are very strong, and Admiral | Porter will doubtless discover that he has u dertaken an impracticable job if he undertakes the reduction of Wilmington. { The Whig also contaius a dispatch from the H Southwest to the effect that authentic informa. | tion had been received that the advance of Gen. Davidson’s raiding column from Baton Rouge | bed seed through Augusta, Perry county, Mies ,fcr Mobile. - The Richmond Examiner says that the of- | ficial dispatcbes trom Savannah on the 19th instant indicated that “all was well there.” The Exc Priseners at Charleston Stepped. The following official document sufficiently explains itse}f: Orrics U.S. As. Ao'’t Ex. OF PRISONERS, FLaG oF-TRUOE Boat New York, CHARLES- Ton Harnor, Dec. 16 —Captain Green, U.S. N. Senior Officer, off Charleston, S. C.: Captain: I have the honor to inform you that the flag of truce arranged between myself and the Uon- federate autborities in the harbor of Charleston, for business pertaining to the exchange of prizeners of war, wil], by agreement, termi- mate at ten o'clock, A. M ,on Saturday, Decem- ber 17, 1661, at which time the statas of ex- change, previons to the establishment of this truce, may be resumed by the respective hel- ligerents. This notice is official and final. Thanking you for kind co-operation and cour- teeies extended to me during my presence in Charleston harbor, I am, Captain, very re- spectfully, your obedient servrnt, Jcuw E Mccrorp, U.S. Acs’t Agent Exchance of Prisoners. A copy. of the above was also transmitted to Gen. bimmelpfenvig. commanding United States forces at Morris id Tum New Enccanp Dinner at the Astor Houee, New York, Thursday evening, was attendid by several hundred guests. Among those sented at the table were the President, Hepry A. Hulburt, Commodore Winslow, of the Kearsarge. William Oullen Bryant. Dr- Cbapin, Geo. Bancrott, Mr. Phelps, the suc- cessor to Henry Winter Davis in Congress,and others. Vice Admiral Farragut and Uom- modore Drayton were received with great enthusiasm, and speeches were made by Onaries P. Kirtland, William OUullen Bryant, Admiral Farragat, Commodore Winslow, George Bancroft and others. Among theletters received was the following from the President: Exgcutivk Mansion, WAsntIncTon, 19th December, 1561. My Dear Sir—I have the honor to acknowl- edge the receiptof your kind invitation to ba resent at the annual festival of tae New Eng- land Sooiety to commemorate the Landing of the Pilgrims on Thursday, the 22d of this month. My duties will not allow me to avail myself of your kindnes: cannot but congratulate you and the coun- try, however, upon the spectacle ot devoted ubanimity presented by the people at home, the citizens that form oor marching columns, and the citizens that fill our squadronson the sea, all Animated by tbesame determination to | complete and perpetuate the work our fathers began and transmitted, The work of the Plymouth emigrants was the glory of their age. While we reverence their memory, !et us not forget how vasuly greater is our opportunity. 1 am, very truly, your obedient servant. A Lincoty. Josges H. Cuoatx, Esq SENTENCES BY CockT Martiat.—The fol- lowing sentences bave been pronounced :— Alexander Mosher, a citizen, tried for loaning Citixens clothes to enlisted men when desert. ing, found guilty, and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary tor two years and pay a tine of $50; Willam Burns, tried tor impeding and preventing the enlisting of negroes into tae armies of the United es, found guilty, and sentenced to ten yea imprisonment in Ulin- ton prison, New York; Thomas Potee, recruit- ing in the District of Columbia for Baltimore, Md., found euilty,and sentenced to ba im- prisoned iu Fort Delaware for oue month (rs NErsenveaten TEMPLE, North Cav- an ito] street, be ween B aod GC." Bervicus at » Rev Jouw Fox pastor. A Chria-mas ser- —-= morrow, Seats free and the vane 3p A PUBLIC MISSIONARY MEETING will | te held ip Bast Washington M. P. Church, corper Virgini wenne and Sth strest east, TO MOLKOW ak Rev. ia BOW (Sunday) EVENING, at 7 »’clock Pankex H Sweet and others will deliver ad- | . It Be a | Roofing Materia s Thanking the OFFL¢CLAL. ABEAHAM LrwooLn, President of the United States of America, To all whem it may concern, Satistactory evidence having been éxhibited to me that Moritz von BauMBAOH, of Mil- waukie, bas been appointed Consul tor the Dukedom of Saxe Meimingem for the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota, I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, aud privileges, as are al- lowed to Consuls by the law of nations, or by the laws of the United States. In testimony wh t, I have caused these Letters to made Patent, and the Seal of the United Statss to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand at the City of Wash- ington, the 201h day of December, A. D. 1864. anda of the Independence of the United States of America, the 89th. ABEAHAM LINCOLN. By the Presiden’ WILLIAM SEWARD, Secretary of State. [L. 8.) Te ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—A true noe fence foe x peal aee Raptases, If you t z eure no pay. want aid direct a line to a frien aoe ee pay de%-3t* Georgetown, D ©. P.0. Box 913. CHAP PRESEN T—Ané very useful and sat- isfactory one. Buy or give your friend one of those handy, convenient, desirable Patent Buot and Skoe Blacking Boxes. The laaies are buying them fast for male acquaintances, boarders, &c., &c. For sale at 334 D street, near l0th etreet— #12 to @5. de 24-30" ANTE ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph Il- lustrations from Gustave Wore. The Wander- ing Jew ynetoeraeu Iilustrations from Gustave Dere. Photograph Lilustrations of Ohatsanbrisne Atsla. The Bleeping Beauty. with Photograph Iilustrations from Gustave Dore 24 FRANCK TAYLOR. _ tB AND EGGS. Jast received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Martet House, Louisiana avenue, tb and 1th atreets— & ears at BUTTER, from the ‘Zour Associa- jen?’ « ny 50 parrcle Penney sale ROLL PURER nacs i na Del . bad ae prime Marylan coaN ORURELL. 0 TBE LADIES —Ladies want'nz Hair Work of any dercripticn, such as Curls, Braids, Wier, Water F; . &c.. will find it to their ad- vantage to call examine my stoos bafors pur- chasing. It is large. made the very best man- ner, and sold at the lowes! All orders romptly attended to. Gentleme: Wigs and ‘oupees equal to any in thia country or Barope. dec 24-1m 141 Baltimore, 4doorneast of Calvert, KPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE, Office of Superintendent, 493 Wch street west, Wastingion, Dec 23. 1854. The attention of persons using * Potomas Wa- ter’ is hereby called to an act entitled ‘An act Tegulating the distributioa of Potomac Water throughout the aty of Washington,” approved ry id. 189. and particula:]> to the 35th section act, and also to an act approved August 4th 1889, enti led “An act regulating the use of pave- ment or str. nd for other purposes.” The provisions of the abovenamed acts will be ry | rigidly enforced hereafter. deat lw ‘A. 0. RICHARDS, Sup't. G BAND DErOT FOR KID GLOvas. SPLENDID STOCK OF THE VEBY BEST PARIS MAKES! Owing to the extravagantly high prices charged for Kid Gloves by dealers in this city, we hare been induced to commence the sale of all the best makes of Paris Kid Gloves, vis: ALFXANDRE’S COURVOISIER’S, JOUVIN'S, . BAJOU'B, TREFOUS'S, and alse a eo'ebrated GLOVE of our own importa. tion, all of which we shall gell a: wholesale or retail. AT POPULAR PRICKS. JOS, J. MAY & O0., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and J0th streets, Extensive Dry Goods Establishment, _d 23-2¢ INOticE Tr have this day sold my Factory, at the feot of 224 street. te O. Hart Smith. whe will continue the mauufac' eof Lampblack acd biic for their ance of the liberal patronage, I solicit a con: fame to my successor. Wasbington, Dec. 1, 1864. Fors: FUBS! PUBS!!! 210,000 worth of FURS for Ladies and Chil- dren, now on hand, which we guaraatee to sell 25 per cent, cheaper than any other place in the city. Ladies will please take notice that these goois are consigned to ua by the largest house in New York, and we are therefore enabdied to sell them Ty cheap, ara LANSRURGH & BRO. 371 and 375 Seventh street, dec 3-Im 8 few doors above I street. Cuzar warcitis ANd. JEWELRY AT 5 WHOLESALE. Butlers, Country Merchants, Padlars, and consr- al traders supplied at immense bargains. Watches and Jewelry of every description in any pattern or quality. and in any quactity, constantiy on band and madetoor-er. Ee imates of any class of work furvithed. Good Canvassing Qlerks wanted. Prices and full descriptions free. Ad- dress T. & H. GAUGHAN, 716 Broadway, New York. nov 21 Im* LADIES cloaKs 4 Of MY OWN MANUFACTURING, Of the latest and best styles. alwayson hand and made to order. 8h MEV ERBERG s arket ace betw. 7th and sth ste..aader tho de 20-lw Avenue House. OHBISTMA’ CRLEBRATION of the Ist Baptist SUNDAY SOHOOL. will be held ip the Oburel.on nth st, between G and H, to- mori ow (i )aftercoon, at3o’cl’m. Interest ing addrees will be delivered, singing by tho school. About 160 valuable beoks will be pre- Bented to the «ch lars, A collection will be tak-n, Stravgers and citizens cordial.y invited. id GERMAN RELIEF A8sOCIATIUN —An adjourned meeting of the German Relief ssociation will take place next WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2th. at 7% o'clock, at Germania Hall. lita stree', between F and @ streets. A fall attendance ig requested. as probably a bey gel ae are ee Gonsti‘ution, 1 Sau a y getticg up the propused Jahr. A. MANSBA0G, Recording Secretary. IFTH WARD, ATTENTION —A list of the eprvlled men of the Fifth Ward is now at ore of Geo. F. Gulick, corner of New Jers y avenue and B street. and all parsons havicg claims ccount of being ov-rage erro- &o., MUaT ims through the committee, and should cail at the above place and put in the claims before the draft “A Tmecting of the citi £ the W: meeting ©! * citizens of the Ward will be held on vex' THURSDAY EVENING. at Lang- ley’s Hal'. corver 3d street and Pannsylvavia nue. Capitol Hill )at7 o’clocr, when it is expected that all tone liable to be drafted in the Fifth Ward tend. de3 24-8,T.2W _ deo % 3t™ FAIR OF 18. JECOND BAPTIST SUNDAY HOOw is still in Avacortis Engine House, Navy The articles will be sold at auction on Friday and St- urday eveni dec 22-3t* A Give assortmont of found there at reason- a band in attendance. Admission 15 cents m tickets Sicts dec 6 5t* 3 OFFICE WafHINGTON GAS LIGHT lem COMPANY. Decemhar 16, 1354 —Notice is | reby riven. aa required hy the Charter. that | & ere will be an election hed xt the offics of the Gompany in this ci y. on MONDAY. January 2, » between the hours of I and I) o'clock a m ° a the choice of five birectors. to manage the af ~ ra of this Gor poration during the succe-ding 12 a BROWN, he. Bp or decis eotd ot S-cretary. COLLEUTOR'S OFFICE | TICK TO MAR ETB, Decemb x9, 1934. | given toall 8 4X PA\ERS —Notice is hereby peresvsin arrears for taxes, al or mmvual tax that wolesa the patho ie patd he stday of Janua’ next, he tax 14 due wil: the bs Sirects. Taose who f advertising an fature ad eurti-ement, aati? “THB ROBY,’’ Now ANDERSON’, No. 347 Pa. av-mue. with th A chocie stock of Liqu:, 1 and see u h HY NEW PRITADELPBIA lObuC. T BUTTBK STURE—Keep none bnt beat cles. ave freth; pare co ntry Lard @ftsen varieties of soperor Crackea. fresh Groceri « Sager, &o .cheapans god 334 Det.. near wth at. Al hebealthy. o1 wholeasie ard ietait. ANO POR CHBI-TMAS PRESENT.—A aune- as RORBY OOD PtaNo, ieith sed aes coer. sie stool, and for eacale wit bea aa for ‘Seas. ‘Sesty at Ls Markat treet, Georgetown, below sth st, ie | Merchants’ National Bark of Hiss IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIO. BELLING OFF TO OLS Having sold the good will and fixtures of oa. store, No. 515 Beventh street, to Messrs. Lang porque Bro.,we shall commence to rua off our ck o READY MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR- NISHING GOUDS Without regard to coat, We shall commence to-day, and the stock it be positively closed by the Ist of January. mans All ip want of a good suit of CLOTHING o: kind of FURNISHING GOODS, will save 60 pet by calling at Sea py caine e FEANKEL & BKO., 515 Seventh s'reet, decT-2w* [Chron.] _ Intclligeaver Buildin HoP 28! HOBSES! HORSES} QuaRTeemasTER GaesxERAL’S OFFiON, Finst Division, WassinG70n, Dec. 1, Tast.¢ HOBBES sutrable for Saxet Geeenarin ¥ Bor: vice, wil jurch+red at Giesboro ai Tarket. tilt DECBMUME 31 Iea. eo OPEB Horsen will bedclive.ed to Captain L. Lowry Moore, A.Q M., and be subsected to the usual Government inspection b-fore being accepted, Price of Cavalry Borsea $175 rach. pe cnt will be md fortis (even more. x . e Colonel 2 chi iti sat Divictot rat Divisio: dec. wt Quartermastar Geveral’s Office, ORSES WANTSv.—I want to parchase a number of poor-conditinned YOUNG BORBES and MAKES for parties North to witter, None wanted with marks ov ef: Boy deacription sm alse purchasing Horses suitable for Gov. roment use. or put ing res to Government racommission. Persons hav’ wil), I think, find it to ete oe National Hotel aint len: Cc treet, and Willard’ at lea. r Hotel Stables, lath etree mow 16-tar” REASURY DEPARTMKNT. Orries ComrtroLune or Curremor, Waauinotom, December 14, 1864. Whereas. by eatistactory evidence presentsd to the undersigned, it has been made 1 The Merchants’ National Bank of Washi Citw of Washi pear on, in tae i hington. i» the county of Washington ard Listri.t of Ce‘umbia. bas been duly organized under spd aceord'ng to th auirements of the Coveress entitied “An ast to .revide a Na t Currency. secured by @ pledge of United Stster honda. apd provive for the cirenlation and redemption th reof.” app'ov 6 Jnaget. '3it, aed bas complied with ail the provisicn®o! giid act re- quired to be complies witb before commencing the burizess of banking and rasit act : Now therefore 1 Hngh McCulloch, Cor pteol- Jer cf the Currency. do hereby certify that Tre M mis’ , Bs ecerit ja the of Washineten,in the cranty of ington District of Columbia, is authorized te com mene the batiness of barking under ths act af re- rr In tectimony whereof. witness my hand and ssa) fice this thd Decemd:s . 1864. earns Eon MeoULLOCH, jec 15 d60t Compt: olier of the Ourrenoy. KIDWHELL & BOK, DRUGGISTS, Saccessors of Kidwell & Lawrence, Pennsylvania avenus, near corner 1th strect, Having completed this elogant and extensive DRUG BATABLISUMENT, offer surerior facilities to the resi ingtoe aad pebdlic generally for FRESH DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PERFOMERY one PaNOY ARTIOLES, of Wash- ing west are Sara Betency ny th W < Of a frev-elear Drug htars. Our arrangements lor componding Pp, sislane’ Prescriptions sve se Rer- ity. eet SWELL COR, Bow 18 te Oheminta gn3 Drugeists. al S—a Roors op FF; at Pi poe iecest Me FOR THE HOLIDAY ata TOYS! T. Toysand Christwas Candies at MBS. NoUBBN'S Toy and Fancy Sture, No. 314, corner of 7th and Lb sts. 23-20" peti Snel — OLIDAY PRESENTS. A large and osrefally alected stock of Standard Literature in fine bindiogs; Prescott's Works com- plete in fire bindings; I ving's Complete Works, in eeta; English and Ame Pocta,in fins Par. key Morecco and otherat adies Work Boxes; Traveling Bags; Ruglish. F.ench and Ameri Fhetograph Aiboms, all styles; Writing Desks, rerewuod acd other kinds; Goid Pens and Ozees; Gold Pencils; Juveni'e Books in great variety; Bil’s Blocks and Houses; English, F Awmcrican Statiouery; new edi'ion of Rnoch Arden just received; a'so, Lengfellew's Posms; Poe's orks, &e. New Pacer earn resrived soon ag ubsished by HUDSON TAYLUR, Bookseller and itationer, 334 Penn’a av. de 22 5t (aeerees AND NEW YEAR CAKE3.—The / finest assortment of FRUIT AND POUND CAKAS in the city is te be seen at FUSSELL’S, corner of lzth and F ats. eo 2: Gt* CaBist Mas PRESENTS. FURS! FURS! FURS! Nendid rtment this d: ed i A mplendid ares at this day opened im IBERLAN SQUIRREL. SIBERIAN SER MIN Pia esd of Children’s Setts in Ermin and Prices very low. Great bargains will be had by calling early at SEYMOUR’S, in Georgetown. dec 22-3t* EW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Ladies’ FANCY WATER FALL COMBS and STE ars SET QUARK BUTTONS, LT FANCY PLAID SCARFS. NEW 8TYLE FANCY HEAD NETS, CORDS AND TASBELS, Bma'l ornamental SILK FLAGS, at MBS. LOWE'S Trimming Store, 9 P-nnaylvania avenue, dee 2l-lw South side. between 9th aad Wth sts. Comanecrar: BUILDING MARKBT HOUSE, Louisiana av,, bet. 9th and 10th sts, JOHN FABBELL Has in store, from the North, East and West, for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAB'S SALES: TURKEYS by the Ton DUCKS AND OHIOKENS by the Ton GEESE by the Ton BEEF by the Quarter VENISON by the Quarter; HOGS by the Carcaes MUTTON by the Carcass POTATOES by the Barrel TURNIPS by the Barrel CRANBERBIES by the Barrel x PIOKLES by the Barrel ALE, PORTER and OIDER by the Barrel Do do do Bottled. BD Wholesale Buyers—the Army and Hospitals— solicited. Bales strictly on commission, de 2t-lw PAINTIN vi . 486 NGS AND ENGRA INGS. 436 A few choice PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS, appropriate for preaenta; also, @ beautifal assort ment of Qval Picture Frames. Oord, Tassels, Bings,&c. at J. MARKRITER'S, Termacaah, No 486 7th street, dee 2 7t*if 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ all. HAN dso GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Useful and ervamented. the largest stock in the city. wholesale and retail. Gold and Silver Watch- en, Jewelry Bastogrash Albuma, Bilver Plated Goods, fine Tableand Pocket Cu lery. Your choice o» tof a thousand articles fer 75 cents, Hunting Care Watch .. At Singer Sewing Machine Agercy. 41 street, near the Post Office. deo 2l Tt* QOMETAING NEW FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered. A fing stock of Bog Oak, Marquisites, Hair, Coral Jewel- ty, Belts, Buckles, Faney Hair Pins, Back Combs, Fans, Chinese and India Goods, lam prepared to sell to the Washington public all of the above goods at low prices, Calland see for yourselves, J. FLETCHER, No, 394 Penn's avenue, dec %-td3i* bet. 4° and 6th sts. ,; UBS! FUBS!! ___ FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, TUR LARGEST, THE BEST, THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, Many years experience in this lineof trade by exporting and importing furs, enable me to sell 25 per cemt lesa than any dealer in the Dis rict. 8 M. MEYENBERG, 48 Market Space, between 7th and éth sts., _ de 20-16 under the Avesue House, Tors TOYS! TOYS! Now all young maidens. girle and boys. The place to bay your Chriatmas Toys’ at O"MEARA’S FANCY STORK, Number Five Bundred and Twenty-four. A large astortisent of a'l sorts of Christmas ear’s Gifts anch as Rocking Horses, Velo Sleighs, Wheelbarrows, Machanical and Steam Fire Ensines. Monitors uns, Pistola, Swords Fire Orack- W Cc. O'MEARA 524 Pa. av., bet. 21 and 34 NECOND EDITIO! 4 O'OLOUVE P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Ce. furnish the follewing quo- tations of Government securities : Wasuineton, Dec. 241, 1964. Buying. Selling. U.S. 6’s Coupon 1881. iy U. 8. 5-% Sra 108% 73-10 Treasury Notes. = One Year Certificates. 97 Uertificate Ohkecks...... New Yorx—Finst Beary. Coupons, 11634: 5-20°s, 108 ¥; Certificates, 96% Gold, By. LATE FROM THE SOUTH. A Biue Christmas in Richmend, Richmond papers of 2ist are terribly gloomy, betokering a biue Onristmas for the rebels. The Examiner suys thatthe news from Ten- neseee ‘tis bad,” that Hood’s army has ben “terribly misused and has suffered awtul injo- ry,’ and that paper goes on atacolumn’s length to abuse Jeff Davis for incompetency, obstina- cy, &c., in the management of the campaign. The Whigbasa “grape-vine telegraph” re- port that Breckinridge has defeated Stoneman near Saltville and hopes, but evidently .has no faith that the story is true, “as itis not con- firmed by any official information received at the War Department.” ‘The Dispatch has information that Stoneman has destroyed the valuable lead works of the Confederates, near Wytheville, and that “he has destroyed every bridge on the railroad.” SHERBIDAN’S RAID. Richmond papers of Thursday state that Sheridan, with 3,000 men, had reached Har- riscnburg on Wednesday, on his raiding ex- pedition. ON A RAID. Sheridan's cavalry is off on a grand raid again in the Valley, butin which direction, it would be improper for us to state, at the pres- ent time. THE SCOUT THROUGH FAIRFAX AND LOU- DON CUUNTIE: Yesterday we made mention of & scout through Loudon and Fairfax counties by de- tachments of the Sth, 13th, and 16th Illinois cavalry, all under command of Lieut. Col. Clendenin. . After leaving the camping ground at Fairfax the party immediately moved to White Plains, where they divided into three separate colnmne, oue moving towards Salem, another to Middie- burg. and the other to Rectortown. A party of twenty-five of Mosby’s men passed through Hapwell Gap an hoor in ad- vance of Clendenin, not knowing, however, that a command of cavalry was in pursuit of them. Capt. Corbet, of the Sth Lilinois cavalry, puebed rapidly forward with his detachment, and came upon the enemy, wounding one offi- e-r (Lieut. Cogan) severely, and capturing two prisoners. The lieutenant’s leg being broken, h> ccuid not be brought in, but he was paroled and lett in a house by the roadside. Major Frazer, who had charge of one of the columns, composed of men of the 13th and 16th cavalry, wounded one rebel officer and cap- iured eight prisoners. This wounded officer is supposed to be Major Jobnson, of the 6:h Virginia cavalry. Each detachment had more or less skirmish- ing with small squads of guerrillas, but no larger force than fifty men was seen at any o#e time. The party safely returned to camp on Thure- day evening, having been out three days, and brovght with them quite § large quantity of captured rebel property end fifteen prisoners, TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ——.—_ From Havan: nd Nassau. New York, Dec. 24.—The steamship Uorsica, from Havana and Nassau, has arrived. The blockade runner General Lee left Naa- sau on the 15th instant, for Bermuda. The blockade ranpers Old Dominion, Wild Rover, Little Hattie, Banshee, and Agues E. Fry, had arrived from Wilmington. ‘The Syren had arrived at Nassau from Charleston. The General Marmion, Evelyn, and Renil- north had returned in distress. The Virgivia, Hansa. Ella, Kate, Gregg, Charlotte, Will o’ the Wisp, Stormy Petrel, Little Ha'tie, Syren, and Star, had sailed to run the blockade. Accident on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.—By a railroad ac- cident on the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad yesterday four men were Killed and fifteen wounded Among the latter is E. 5. Stevens, of the Indian Bureau at Washington. Sew York Stock Market—Kirst Board. [By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street.} Nxw York, Deo. 21.—U. S. 1ts1, coup-n 6's, 11634; U.S. 5 20's, 10834; Uertiticates of Ludebt- eduess, 97; Gold, 220%; N. Y. Central, i15; Erie, 45; Hud+on’ River. 116; Reading, 111: Michigan Central, 117; Michigan Southern, 70; Illinois Central, 125; Cleveland and Pittsburg, #14: Cumberland Ooal Preferred, 46; Cleveland and Toledo, 109: Ohicago and Rock Island, 101; Milwaukie and Prairie du CCBILDREN’s SUITS FUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, 8. M. MEYERBERG'S, de® Iw 48 Market 8pace. | Rock UST RECKIVED FOR CARISTMAB— 2 *) gals 3. . fo im Hid this, CHOICE APPLES, of Mince Meat. 6 (00 ibe. DRIED CURRANT, 3 bil’ ana So kees CHOTCR PIOK 19 bis, and 20 kewe LES, 1/00 Ins, MINCE MEAT, 1a gallons TOMATO CATSUP, 240" bushels JACKSON POTATOES, 2.0.01he BUCK WAKAT FLOUR, kc. &¢., for Obristmas. VANS & BURROWS. 196 oth st, de 17-1t* bet, D street and Penn. avenue, HO®2". SPRING, AND CHAISE HORSKS, SLEIGHS AND PROPELLOR, The largeat assortment ever offered in the city before, at CHR. RUPPERT'S, de0}9-1w No. 522 7th at., bet. D and K. RESERVED FRUITS, &o, PRESERVED QUINOES.”_ (Prou! se Pine APPL, gPrgihe hi PEKAOH: > uu Lime PRAR' we DAMA CB. Sex ex Zn72, an > 0 =z >>>cpe i=} pz Od ih tt z = aa INSYBUP, =“ KING & BUROHELL, Corner Vermont avenue aud 15th st, Fuse FURSt FU BB! The attention of the ladies is invited to my large and choice assortment of FINE FANCY FORS, embracing all styles and qualities, from the low est grades to the finest fable, among which may be found HUDSON BAY SABLE, CANADIAN MINK, BOYAL ERMINS, STONB MARTEN, AUSSIAN FLTOR, SIBBRIAN 8QUIBI AND OTHER VARISTIES, Also, a large and well selected assortment of CARRIAGE ROBES of every deseription, including elegant WHITE ABCTIO FOX and WHITE POLAR BEAR, WOLF, BUFFALO, &c, Gentleren’s FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &c . in great varicty Every article of the ahove having been carefally selected, cancot be surpassed oe ther in excellence of quality or style of finish, A call is solicited be- fore purchasing elsewhere. J-MEs Y. DAVIS, HATTER AND FORRIER, 356 Penneylvania avent nder bee 12. diw&eotw politsa Hotel. FuseaEs UNBIVALLED MINOX MEarT. wi a ar? FSH. 2 8 eet at tt dao dec 10-30 Sorner of B and 9b etreots. O442020nW ic: UST RECBIVED, FRO: ARI@ Jtouk x MADAM bBLanU ae, aw cao owe tein faces” eye Re ment of fin Ale. for holiday preser te, 4& WOOD FOR SALB_W, thoolty. O 20 cords of well-seeacn-4 nny anoe. bee terms i eat ak SIBLBY & QUT de 22-1 332 D Cacia Eyppanr ae snare ; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Uhica- go, 1024: Alton and Terra Haute, 73; Ohicago and North western, 414; Quicksilver, 95. LOCAL NEWS. ee River News —The Potomac river is still covered with ice, and the channels are troz=n over, althongh the Government tug Pacific succeeded this morning in cutting her way throueh two-inch and-a-half ice from the 7th street wharf to the ice-bound boats off Gies- boro Point. Yesterday afternoon, about half-past three o'clock, the mail boat Daniel Webster, Captain Charles Deerixg, which was caught in the ice off Giesboro on Thursday morning, was pullea cut by a tng boat, (after her passengers had walked ashore, among whom was Capt. Wm. Colklesser, Acting Assistant Commissary of Subsistence of the armies operating against Richmond,) but immediately afterwards she ran aground, and is now fast again. The Morris, Osgocd and Seneca, which got fast in the ice at the mouth of the Georgetown and Washington channels, have beer unable as yet to get Joose. The troops which were on theze transports walked to the shore on the ice during yesterday, and they have been pro- vided with comfortable quarters at tha cay- alry camp. At the mouth of the channels the ica is piled Up in some piaces to the height of fifteen feet. Between this point and Alexandria there are fifteen barges and schooners lying, loaded with forage for the Quartermaster’s Department, unable to get up to this city. Of course the Alexandria and Washington ferry boats are not running, but parties desiring to visit Alex- andris can take the cars at Maryland avenu The mail boat Matilda arrived at Alexandria about three o’clock yesterday afternoon, bring. ing # large mail and a great number of pas. sepgers from the front, among whom was General Getty. The boat encountered a heavy squall in the bay, but weathered through it safely. Much floating ice was encountered in the lower river, and at a distance of thirty miles down the river was trezen over. The Matilda, which is a staunch new boat, put on & full head of steam and forced her way tbrough it to the wharf »t Alexandria, where she arrived at three o'clock as above stated. She was eomewhat damaged. however, and lost some of her copper sheating. Generals Gregg, Potter, Ayres, McAllister, and Bragg were passengers from Unity Point, but stopped at Fortress Monroe. The mails and passengers of the Matilda were transported to this city by rail. For the pcesent, or at Jeast as long as the ico blockade continues, the maiisand passengers for City Point will be sbipped from the Government dock at Alex- andria. The Mafifda will leave that piace at ie o'clock to-day, on her regular down ward rid. Last night the iceboat Atlantic, from Phila- delphia, reported to Oapt. Allen, of the river transportation office, for duty. and this morning she is engsged in endeavoring to open the channel It is hoped that navigation will be resumed in a few days. ‘The Elia, diepatch boat, Capt. Stone, with the Jnniper in tow, which is te be repaired, made her way ashighupas @lexandria yes. terday afternoon, but om the way ap was bad. ly out by the ice on one side. She was got safely to the whart, and last night the K Fbillip was sent down toher relief and made her down astar sa Giceboro, where she was stuck fast this morning, and tags were sent down to ber reliet. The Baltimore. Capt. Mitchell, left eeverat doeys since asd is now overdue, and is prubs- biy stuck fast below. The channel from Sixth street wharf as far as the torks of tbe ebanvel where the (oo has been tbrown up to a considerable height, thus far resists all efforts to pea-trate throagh it. ‘There are pow some pine or ten traesports with @ pomber of tags. Bemmed ia at this the weather beirg somewhat warm. eSky y he released from their lce-beuad prizon da! the afteracon. PRESENTATION.—Yesterday the pupils of the Fourth District Grammar Sohool gave pleasant surprise to their excellent teacher, Mr. Jonn E. Thompson, vy the presentation to him of ahandsome set of castors. The pre- sentation was made by Master Willie ©. Hart, in & capital little speech expressive of the sense of the scholars of the indefatigable exer- tions ot their teacher in their behalf, and their hearty good wishes for his welfare. Mr. Thompeon, in his reply, mentioned the fact that that day closed his sizicenth year as a teacher in the public schools, and his fifteenth yerr as a teacher of that school. This is tbe longest service by any teacher in our pnblic schools, and turther honorabie tes- timeny to bis admirable qualifications as a teacher is shown in the number of scholarships awarded to his school. His school, like thatof the Female Grammar Schoo! (Mrs. Amidon's) in the same district, ig pride to the Seyenth Ward and a credit to the city. ees Tue BakER Uasg.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, Mr. Utermehle, counsel for Col. L. CG. Baker, convicted on Thursday of faise imprisorment, entered a motion fora new triel for the reason of risdirection of the Coart,” and the first Saturday in January was fixed for arguing the motion. In our report yesterday of the instructions given in the case the word “legality” was in- advertently printed “loyalty” in the eleventh preyer, (offered by Mr. Utermehle.) The prayer should have read: «That if the jury shall find from the evi- dence in this cause that the defendant, L. C. Boxer, was in the military service of the Uni- ted States, subject to the orders of the Secre- tary of War; that he committed the offence under an order emanating indirestly trom the ssid Secretary of War; that the said Baker had no right to question the legauty of such order or autbority by which the same was issned, and he is not responsible in this action, and the jury must acquit.” CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, after our report closed Wm. alias Spider Brown, found guilty of larceny was sentenced to jail for 10 days. D the cage of Richard Williams and Jane Williams, convicted of larceny, a motion fora new trial was entered. John Dunn. convicted of anassault and bat- tery on his wife was s*atenced totwo weeks in jail. 2 ‘This morning the trial of Dan’l A. Watts, in- dicted for the larceny of $500 trom , Samuel Payne was continued, but before the conclu- sion the prosecution abandoned the case, and a verdict of not guilty was rendered J. L. Rodgers and Ohas. D. Watson. indicted for the larceny from Warren White of a watch and &5, were found guilty. Jcsephine Wind@eld alas Parrient, indicted for the larceny of about #300 from Hanora Baldwin, a shop keeper on Louisiana avenue, is on trial. ——__>—_—_ Tue TRIAL or De. Keaspy.—This morning the trial of Surgeon J. B. Keasby was resumed before the Military Court-martial at No. 153 G street, of which Brigadier Gereral Briggs is President and Lieut. Col. Burnham is Judge Advocate. The proceedings of last Tuesday were read when Charles A. heasby was called ta the stand and cross-examined by the Judge Advo- cate, at the close of which the care will be rested until Monday, when the summing uP will be submitted on the part of the accused, by Mr. L. G. Hine, his counsel. SS Tne DEPATMENTS TO BE CLOSED ON MoN- Day.—The heads of the various Departments to-day issued an order directing their various offices to be closed om Monday, in order to allow the clerks and employees an opportunity to observe that day as a holiday. a Affairs in Georgetown. GEORGETOWN Cou NCILS, Dec. 23, 1561.—Koard of Aldermen.—The Board ot Aldermen met at the usual hour in their Chamber in the Custom House, all ot the members .present except Mr. img. Mr. Berry, from the market house bailding committee, laid before the Board a notification irom Gilbert Vanderwerken, requesting the Corporation to vacate the old tobacco ware- house, used by them as a market honse, the lease of the Corporation on the same having ex- pired on the 23d instant. The market house committee was instructed to vacate the premises, and tarn the property over to Mr. Vander werken. The joint resolution of the Council forbidding the rur ning of street cars within the Corpora- tionsot Georgetown on» the Sabbath, and im- posing a fine of $5 upon the railroad company for each and every car runon that day, was non-concurred in. The Council resolution imposing a tax of $20 upon each car of the Washington and Georg»- town Railroad, from the Sistor December, 1861, instead of 210; was rejected. A message froin the Mayor, enclosing a com- munication from Capt. Putnam and one from Provost Marshal General J. B. Fry, in rela- tion to the enrollment list, and asking the Councils to select proper ward committees to reve and correct the list, was received and read. Mr. Cox, on leave, offered a resolntion re- questing the Mayor, Recorder and President of the Common Council to appoint a commit- tee of three or more citizens to each precinct to examine and correct the evroliment of citizens subject to draft in their respective precincts in pursuance of the suggestions in the communi- cation of Captain Putnam of December 3d; passed. A communication was received from the Mayor, recommending certain improvements in the reoms occupied by the Aldermen and Councilmen and officers of the Corporation ‘The protest of certain citizens against the present system of front foot taxation for the expense of water distribution, was laid on the table. The Council’s joint resolution in favor of J Lemontand J G. Gardner refunding a fine imposed upon them for selling apples. pota- toez, &c., withont a license, was referred to Mr. Berry, who was instructed to inquire into the circumstances of the case. The Aldermen's resolution requesting the Mayor, Recorder, and President of the Board of Common Council, to appoint gcommitiee of three or more citizens in each precinct to ex- amine and correct the enrollment list, was returned fromthe Council, so amended cs to authorize thetwo Boards ir joint meeting to fppoint the committes. Amendment agreed rg 0. The following Council resolutions were passed:—Resolution in favor of Brown & Powers; in favor of the Tax Collector of the Levy Court of Washington county; in favor of Jos. F. Collins; ir. relation to the expenses of the poor aud workbouse; to pay certain claims; to lease a part of Uollege street to Mr. John C. Pettit; in relation to a part of Sth street; in. structing the committee representing the in- terests of the Corporation before Congress; ap- pointing a committee to represent the interests of the Corporation before Congress: and in re- lation to repairs on streets and alleys. Common Council.—The president laid before the board the mes-age of the Mayer relative to bis correspondence with Captain J.C. Pat- nam; announcing the action of the Board of Police, detailing four men to aid the revision of the enrollment lists; and recommending the eall of a geveral meeting of the citizens tocon- sider the subjects pertaining tothe draft. Also, transmitting communications from U. B. Baker and Wm. Farlor; which were referred. On motion of Mr. Cragin, the petition of H. B Walker was taken from the files and re- terred to the claims committee. The following resolutions were reported and pazeed :—Resolution making appropriation for the County Tax Collector; for the payment ot claims of H. B Walker and Brown & Powers: appropriating $150 for repair of streets. ‘he following were rejected:—A resolution in favor of D. Uollins, and an ordinance ex- planatory of an ordinance relative to nui- sances. Mr. Collins, from ways and means commit- tee, asked and was granted further time to consider the resolution concerning the draft. Resolutions Authorizing J. F. Collins to open & partof Beall street; authorizing the lease of & part of College street to J. F. Pettit; author- izing action to be taken to compel Wm Cal- bonn to vacate the part of 5th street occupied by him, or to n the lease and pay the rent; appointing the Mayor, Recorder and President of the Common Uouncil, James A. Magrader, H. D. Cooke, Alexander Ray, Wm. H. Edes, R. A. Shinn, W. H. Rohrer and Geo. Hill, jr, & committee to attend to the interests of the corporation before Congress, a resolution in- structing the committee before Congress to ask authority to levy a tax to pay the debt in- curred by the corporation in its efforts to re- lieve the town of the late drafts were adopted. The following unfinished business wa+ dis- posed of. An ordinance levying a special direct tax of 10 cents, per $100 for the year 1861, to pay the additional compensation of the wlicy; reeolution for reliet of J. Lamont and J G. Garaner agent. Making appropriation of 9686 for expenees of the poor nd workhouse; authorizing the payment of certain claims, were passed, The revolution for rehefof J. Vanderwerken, was laid on the table forone th, mone Aldermen’s resolution authorizing the mayor. recorder and President of the common council, 'oappolata committee of three persors im each ward to the enrolment as sug- gested by Capt. J OC. Pataam, was taken up On moticn of Mr. E. J. Shoemaker, it was amended by authorizing the Vouncil in joint eeting to eeleot the committees, and as amended praeed Mr E. J. Shoemaker offered a resolution in- etructng the Recorder to have the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, indicted for creating and beeping 8 puisacce at the various crossings of the streets on the line of raliroad, Which was adopted. Adjourned. Prieconens yo ALEXARDRIA.—This morne ing, Provoet Marebal sok dispatened a equad of abont tw indred prisoners from Forrest Hal?, under trong mounted guard,, with orders to report to Lient Uol Wells, Alexandria. The squad includes the usual variety of military offenders, who sre con- fined at Forrest Hall. HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. —Last Thursday, the young ladies and gentlemen at. tached to the Bible class of Danbarton street M.E. Church presented to Rey W. B. Ed- wards, DD, handsome siver cake basket. The present was delivered to the pastor by Master J, Soper, who made & very handsome address, which was appropriately responded to by the recipient. We are informed that this evening the young members ot the Congress street fa. P. Unureb, and a number of ladies and gentlemen not connected with the charch, will present to Rey. Daniel Bowers, the pas- tor, 8 costly photograph aibum, and to his es- timable wife a costly present, the character of which we have not ascertained. Gas EN GAN BR ACCOMMODATRD Wo with BOARD at LSS 1 et., bet. 29th aud 2ist ats. to, tadle board. dectt-St* W HEREBY FORWARN ALL PERSONS from crediting, from thisdate. W, 3. BENB- DIOT on our account, or paying him any momy that may be due to our frm as he is no longer ia our emp oyment. BAMCEL C. & B. WHO. December 24, 18 4. dee 24-8F f OOK OUT FOR THE L°= OCT RST GRAND BALL ° WASHINGTON BOCTAL CLUB: 4 bd ven at Seaton Hall. corner of 9¢ 4 To ee ND EY RVENING. Janvars ate 1855 The committee pledge themselves to make this Ball the best of the sesso Commutice af Arrankeme f J.J McCarthy, F Palaski, J: Leipseitt, ¥, Espey. . Lucas. Tickets, OneD ollar, admitting « gentieman and ladies, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, HOLD FURNITURE AND BYF EC HOUSR URNITCRE AN tS AT On TUESDAY MORNING, Lecomber 27th. at o'clock, at No. 45 loth street, between Dand & atreets. we shail sell the Furniture aud Bifects, com rising air cloth Sofas, Marble top Table i sox. Cane-seat Ob: Washstands “eather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair and Husk Mattresses Gorts <8 —. roles ee oy olang and o ove Togsther » aay other articles of household food “SAS. O. MCGUIRE & 08., Anots. YJ. 0, MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. TRUST 2E'S SALE OF A VALUABLE ROWLING ALLEY, ON H. BETWREN 2ist AND 224 8T3. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May %th 1834, and recerded inlhiber N. 0.T.N folios 6 and 6, one of the land records of Washington County. D. C., T shall sell at public auction on the promiana, on THURSDAY, the 29th day of December, at 12 o'clock, M, a two story frame Bowling Alle ated on’ the north site of H street north, between ‘Qlat anu 22d streets west, with the leasehold of the Trou . “The lease has four yeara to run from the 3ist of October. 1861, and covers the east-half of lot 8, aquare 77, having a front of 2 feet 44 imches on street, by a deptn of 143 !éet 64 inches, to 4 30 feat, ublic alley. Rent $100 per annum, payable quar- feriy, in advance, Sora, Guving and stamps at purchaser cost, cid, ind Al 5 Con yer ences, STEPHEN TALTY, Trustee, de 2t-dta 3.0 McGUIRKE & Ancta. ¥ J, 0. MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTRE’S FALE OF D RABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH _N STREET, BETWEEN Of AND 10TH STREETS WEST. On FRIDAY AFTSRNOON, a@ry 6th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a decree of the Supre ne Court of the District of Columbia, parsed Decer ber 23d, 1854, ‘n a certain can wherein Martha Deter and others are compla antsa,end Jobn Albert Andera ad 0} defendants, equity No. 3), I sball. sell art of ‘Lot No, 16, in’ Square No. 33, i the pita of Washington city, bagin ning for said part of Lt at a point on N street north. twenty-stx feet east from the north. west corner ofaaid Lot, and running from theoce east twenty feet, thence south t» the rear of said Lot, about one hundred aod twecty feet, treace wert twenty feet, thence porth to the place of ba- ginning, and containipg 2.40 square feet, more or 188. Terms of sale: One halfin cath; the remainder in six and twelve months, with ‘interest, and secured to Ree setintaction of she aes fea veyances and reve!ue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. HOS. J. | ISH BR, Trustee. decgi-cokds [Rep.} J. C. McGUIRK& CU.. Aucts, ANOTHER GLORIOUS VioTOuY! PALMER & BRO. STILL ABAD, They are selling Stoves and Tin Ware cheaper than youcan get them elsewhers. come aad examine, 20 per cent. less than city prices 4 a Tin and Iron Toya at wholesale and retail, Among our Stovesare the following : United States, Fanny Forrester, Little Panny, Gas Burners, Violet, Croton. Frauktirn, Latrobe, Fire Fly, Box Stoves, 4ir Tights. Volunteers. Oolumbia, Delaware, Patapsco, Radiators, &c, PALMEK & BRO.. No. 90 Bridgoat., dee 23-2¢ 5 Georgetown. D. 0 L48es8r 8TOCK OF a 8, ORGANS, MELODEONS, and Musics] Instruments in the city for Helidays. JOHN FP. BLLIS, -306 Pennsylvania avaour, dec 15-1¢t by tween 9th and Ith streets. MAB ee A) DANCING ACAD TEMPERANCE HALL, EB street, between 9th and lvth sta, This Academy is now open for the reception of pupils, Days oF TuiTiow, For Ladies, Misacs and Masters —Tuosdsys, | Thursdays and Fridays. from3to5 p.m f Gentleman’s Class—Tuesdays, Thursdays and | Saturdays, from 8 to 1) p.m. Those desirous of joining may do so by applying | at the Academy during schoo! hours Quarter commencing on entry. oe8 i QCHOOLORSFT’S INDIANS. Second Volume,— b> $10 will be paid for it. Books, Autograpas, Curiosities Coins, Wasta Paper, {ihrariex bought axd sold. Books to reas ALVRED HONTE, ec 23-3t" Opposite Grover's Theater, 4 TUREIES!! i TURKIRS!!! 4 To_be railied for three nights, THURSDAY, FR: DAY and SATUBDAY, at No 454 7th str between F and G,(Union House,) oy fine | TURKIES. dec 22-3t" WM. 8CHWING SUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES !t QUST O VOID THE DRAFT! HOLOHAN & CO., 502 12ta street, Authorized reorui'ing and eubstitute agonts for the District of Columbia, are prepared to furnish substitutes for drafted men and representative re- cruits for those not drafted and free from draft at tbe lowest rates. Bupnera iiberally dealt with de 22.3t* T° FAMILIES. CABINET MEMBERS CONGRESSMEN, | AND UNITED STATES ARMY OF FICBRS! i The undersigned aunounce that they bave en | and a very large and choice selection of the va- nasof Old Rock WINK a: LIQUO&s, n the United States. Tne sams con- ual assortmen' draught, to which we aak. of tho: HOLOHAN & 60. 0.4 REOPENED. BOOTS AND SHOES!) L, HRILBRUN & 00., 506 Tth ot,, under Odd Pelle: Bavirg reopened our Store azain, we wi I voll at dous low prices. to make up for lost time, Ladies’, Misses’, Gem lemens’, Boys’, Ohildren EOOTS AND SHOES eheaper than any otber place in the city at L. HBILBRUN & 00.8, 506 Seventh street, Ge 22-6t* under Odd Fellows’ Hall. 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HOUSEKBEPERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Bay your Parnitare and House Varnishing Goods at Hall, | “ arn paeeerenemncemntt tn enn aan BONTZ & GROSHON’S, a t least TWENTY FIVE PER CENT, They have the largest stock of FUREN(TURE this side of Now Yors, and are selling goods loa than any house iv the District, Call and examine our stock. BONTZ & GROSHOR, deer?-st 360 Tth street. URK: TUBKBYSI TURKEYS!!! ‘The atteation of hetoley board hous-s aod femilice is lovited to call st the Sorgerof 7th “d Detrocts No. 696, a2 picirreb tease 3 TURKRY can be it R oboaper than heres boa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auott ere, RA ANOB—We would call the attentioe A Ae elves of desis tt ge odie wstable business to the advertisement ia sur coln am, he Falown 213 D, th and (mh, Serene ene Selon bes’ Roce” seecesctelly ov cuoted the paxt nf; te oraseat propriets ire e LIN MARKET, ! FREES Pa av., between I7th and tb ats. ee POUL TR REB' TORERYS, cons. & wh'Suering, (asia) c. wees