Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1864, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. . — —$—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——————— W. D, WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY....DECEMBER 25, 1564. winner EE 7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE BEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. ——— CuHaNnainc Hanpds.—Report says that the venerable Intelligencer is to change proprietor- ship, Col. Seaton withdrawing on an annuity, and the paper going into the hands of Mr. John F. Coyle, (long connected with its business mansgement.) Mr. A. G. Allen, well known as an experienced journalist, and Col. Wm. R. Snow, a gentleman of energy and business capacity. It is to maintain the same political tone as heretofore, but is to be more newsy, aud is to have a Sunday edition, and other startling innovatio&s upon the old routine of that establishment. m2 We should be giad to learn how it is that important Associated Press dispatches from Fortress Monroe are sent from Balti- more northward in season for the afternoon papers in Philadelphia and New York, and are withheld trom the Washington afternoon papers. There is 4 screw loose somewhere. @7 From Hudson Taylor, 334 Pa. avenue, we Dave Dickens’ Christmas story for this year, entitled “Mrs. Lirriper’s Legacy.” FrvanciaL.—The New York Post of last evening says: Gold, on the official news of the capture of Savannad, fell to 25% yesterday. The open- ing price this morning was 211%, the lowest 214, the highest 213, and at the close 217 was bid. Exchange is dull at 109% 81095. The loan market is rather more active, and few loans have been disturbed. The supply of capital seeking temporary investment is, how. ever. accumulating, and little fear is ente! tained of any stringency. Thecurrent rate is 7 percent. Commercial paper is dulland scarce at7¥a9 per cent. The bank statement shows a decline in de- its of over five and a half millions and in joans a decline of only one million. The other changes are unimportant. The stock market opened dull, but after- wards became more animated, and closed ir- regular. After the Board there was more disposition buy, and prices recovered The Commercial Advertiser says: The stock market is dull, but, on the whole, strorger thanon Saturday. Governments were uiet, but higher. Five-twenties advanced x; ‘en-forties ',, and Seven-thirties 1. Railroad bonds were dull. Bank stocks, no transactions, but firm. Gold is active and higher. The effect of the fall ot Wilmington appears to have been dis- counted in advance, and this morning, under a brisk export demand, the price has rallied. ‘Yesterday, at the up-town board, the price fell to 208; this morning the price opened at 214, and sold up to 217. 7A woman died in Gloucester last week, aged 30 years, who had given birth to 12 chil- dren in ten years. Eleven of these were born at five births-four times twins and once trip- Jets. @7 The U.S, Armory at Springfield, Mass., turns out 25,000 rifled muskets per month. The oldest record of thisarmory shows work done an April, 1779, when 40 hands were employed. wa The “Tippecanoe,” the last of the iron- ¢elads contracted for at Cincinnati, was launched 4n the Obio on: Thursday last. Her length is 235 feet and width 45 feet. BZ Ohio produced the most wool and wine of any State, last year, viz: 10,608,927 pounds of the former and 565,617 gallons of the latter. WW The subscriptions to the ten-forty loan for the week ending Saturday, amount to $29,- 658,550, and to the seven thirties, 2331,150. Vek ealled-off co: unication, for conferring degrees, will be held at Central Masonic Hall, orner Of 9:h and D strects, THIS EVENING, at7 o'clock, Master Masons are fraternally invited. it THOS. RICH, Secretary. BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, Wasuinc- TON, 7th December, 1864 —The Trustees of | is Bauk bave decyared a dividend of four per | MASONIC.—-FEDERAL LODGE. No. 1.— cent., free of tax, from the profits of the current half year, payable on or after the 3! proximse ee G28 3 MOSES KELLY, Cashier. THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION BY _ Waugh Chapel M. EK. Sabbath School hav- Bg. given such general sati-faction, and its repe- tition been requested, it will be repeated at the Church, corner A street north and $d street east, on FRIDAY EVENING, 30th instant, commencing at 7% o'clock. Singing. addresses, &c., by the children, Admission: Adults, 25 ceats; Children, 16 cents. dee 23-3t { FOURTH WARD. | A MASS MBETING of the Citizens of the owtth Ward will bs held on FRIDAY NIGHT | next, December 30, at 732 o'clock, to take measures Yo correct the présent enreliment lists, and also to provide means for reducing the quota in the impending draft. Bvery body in the Ward iain- terested Let every body come to this mecting, The subject is all important. By order of the Speers ideek - LLOYD, President. F. U. STITT, Sceretary. de 23-3 THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY B8UP- PER of the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHI- SOCIETY will take place at the Seaton Heuve, Louisiana xvenue, on SATURDAY, Jan. 7, 1865, at Y0’clock p.m. Tickets can be obtained of the Committee. yenckete will be disposed of after the ith of january Committee of Arrangements. —James D. Chedal, .C. Frarzoni, William M Belt, Charles I. Can- held, Robert Penman, W. R. McLean and J C.C. Whaley. de 2-W& Szt FAIR, TABLEAUX AND CONCERT—The Ladies of Calvary Baptist Chureh com- meneed their Fair and Tableaux, last evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Fai ty night for two wee! ux, prepared with «reat care and expense, See arene WUE be one Evening, yand Sator nig! oO is week, and Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week. Finley Hospital Band in attendance. Ticke's to Fair Tickets to Fair and ux, 3 cents, Beason tickets. $1. BF Doors open at half past 6. Ne Baftiing. dec 27 att GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION —An _ adjourned ting of the German Relief ssocistion will take place next WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 23th, at 7 o’clock Germania Hall, ith sirect, between F and G streets. A fall attendance is requested. as probably a pee hola oes vue she series east cation, ‘°) loty oO: 5 markt be discussed, oer ne ieee dec 2 3t* Recording Becretary. ¥IFTH WARD, ATTENTION —A list of the enrolled men of the Fifth Ward is now at e store of Geo, F. Gulick. corner of New Jers:y ms and should call laims before the draft ace A meeting of the citizens of the Ward will be held on next THURSDAY EVENING, at Lang- Jey’s Hall, eorver 8d street and Pennsylvania ave- mue.(Capitol Hill.)at7 o’cloc:, when it is expected Sat all persons liable to be drafted in the Fifth attend dec 24-3. Ww 1.0. 0. F. LEV. for ber Lodge, No. 15,0on MONDAY, articulars in future advertiser anuary 16th, ent. de2-Im* THE UNFORTUNATE. A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, in from 3 to 7 Aays, of either disease. No pay unlesscured. Call it 113 Pennsylvania avenue, west, Use the Amer- can Specific or Blood Purifier. lec 28-2w sR UNDERSIGNED BEGS LBAVE TO IN- form the public that he has established him, Ifin the Horse Shoeing Business, on G street: ween 9th and Wth streets, where he will give ‘Personal attention to the business. A. BROWN. 1t* Formerly Q st., between 6th and 7th. DANY, OF THE LATE EXCHANGED PRI- BURGERS. of Ww apyt. oncerning Serg’t A. 8. f the lst NY Cavalry, captured on uth of July last. near Winchester, “hey w'™ confer & favor by ealling or addressing hism~ ORGHES oot iga Day st, Pail” 4.1 OF Mrs AUGER No.332sthat~ _ateiphia, peaue SALOON = d283t* FOR LADIE? © well & Se aYv., ne- MBALS ~ we AND GENTLEMEN, -n’s New Drug Store, Penvsyl- ar the corner of Foarteénth st, — - all fue day, and _ ‘The best of WINES supplied to guests. de %-]m* ¥. W. TEULON, Proprietor, Prorosars FOR CORN MEAL. i Subsistence, OR eacton Dee Bee 77, 1364. Sealed Proposals are invited until the 3ist tn t 11 o'clock a. m. for furnishing the Uni Btates Subsistence Department with Over Kid Vani. THESE HUNDBED, (300) BARRELS COBN i Government Warehouse in $ be boy bea mr its Wharv or Bailrosd Depot me as the Govern- | our emp! ia TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATEST FROM TENNESSEE. Hood yet on the run frem_ Thomas—His roops Deserting Daily—Railroad C: tion being Reopened te Chatta- Rooga. NASHVILLE, Dec. 28.—The advance of our army was on Sunday night twenty-one miles south of Columbia, about half way between that place and the Tennesseeriver. The reads, on account of the heavy rains, 9% noariy im. able. Hood is steadily retreating before our ad- yancing troops. Prisoners who have deserted are being brought in évery éay. Two hundred reached here yesterday. It is reported that Hood intends to reach | the Tennessee river hear the mouth of Elk | Tiver. Gen. Thomas having forced him considerably to the east, the military authorities consider the situation very encouraging. Railroad and iverephis communication is open to Columbia, on the Tennessee and Ala- bama rivers, and the road will soon be inrun- ning order to Chattanooga. The rivers are at a stand, with eighteen feet of water on the shoals. a UBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES! |—: SUBS on hand, by HOLOHAN & CO., st. Call and secure one at once. Vy ICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, Has resumed his bi and will, as usual, at- | tend left fur him at the follow. 1D. Bem pacy & O'Toole. engravers, 326 Pennsylva- nia avenue, between Ith and lth sts. . Reichenbach’s Piano Warerooms, 49% llth street, near Pennsylvania ave. _ ames 0. McGuire & Co., auctioneers, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and l0th st. Vv. BEI R was connected during the last ten | es with the piano establishmentof Mr. John F. lis, and Known as tuner for Chickering & Sons, The following persons have kindly given their pemee se 8 recances oeisiere of t ae Read ony. or the Visitation of Georgetown. Profs. J. P. Caul- Cont eg Rotas, F, 8. Kiley, Miss Juliana May. e 27-1m Praro, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENT.—A supe- rior ROSEWOOD PIANO, with hand-, some cloth cover, music stool, and rack! for music, wiil be sold for $325. Apply a’ os Markee street, Georgetown, below ith st, @ 24-3t* Te ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—A troe relief found for Piles and Ruptures, If you want aid direct alineto afriend. Noeureno pay. de2%-3t* Georgetown, D. C.. P.O. Box 91'3. CHEAP PRESENT—And very usefal and sat- isfactory one. Buy or give your friend one of those handy, convenient, desirable Patent Boot and Shoe Blacking Boxes. The ladies are buying them fast for male acquaintances, boarders, &c., &c. Forsale at 334 Dastreet, near 10th etreet— $12 to $5. de 24-3t* DASTE ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph Il- ; prasteations from Gustaye Dore. The Wander- | ng Jew 5 good eS i] i } A Ee otogreyh Iilustrations from Gustave Dore. Photograph Illustrations of Chateaubriand fis ane Bleeping ears with Photograph S| or @ de zi one rem Gustave PPANOK TAYLOR. BUrtes AND EGGS. Just received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Market House) Louisiana avenue, 9th and lth streets— 0 frkins of BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- tion” cf Ohio. 50 barrels Pennaylvania ROLL BUTTER. 100 barrels prime Maryland and Delaware EGGS, dec 24 JOHN FAKRELL. 'O THE LADIES.—Ladies wanting Hair Work of any descripticn, such as Curls, Braids, Wigs, Water Falls, &c., will find it to their ad- vantage to call and examine my stock before pur- chasing. It islarge.made in the very best man- ner, and sold at the lowest prices. All orders promptly attended to. Gentlemen’s Wigs and ‘oupees equal to any in this Countsy ox marge. dec 24-1m 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east of Calvert, DERABTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLIOE, Office of Superintendent, 453 10th street wes?, . Washington, Dec. 23, 1864. ttention of persons using eae Wa: ter” ig hereby called to an act entitled ‘An act regulating the distribution of Potomac Water throfighout the city of Washington,” approved June 2d, 1859. and particularls to the 35th section Of said act; and also to au act approved August 4th, 1359, entitled ‘‘An act regulating the use of pave- ment or street washers, and for other purposes.” The a er’? The provisions of the abo ill b rigidly enforced hereafter, “vo sues S618 Will be e 24-1w A. C. RIOHARDS, Sup’t. SAUTIER'S RESTAURANT. my former business of ser Parties, Dinners, Weddings, &« turn my thanks to my former friends and the public generally for their past patronage; beg a continuance of the same, as I am fuliy pre- pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and with the utmost care. 252 Pennsylvania avenue, P. 8.—Orders received for dishes far aj! parte ot the city. ec 27-Im Ww. HEREBY FORWARN ALL PERSONS from crediting, from this date, W, 8. BEN B- DICT on our account, or paying him any money that may be due to our firm. as he is no longer in oyment. SAMUEL C, & E. WKOK. December 24, 18°: dec 24-at* [A8ez8T STOCK OF Nos, ORGANS, MELODEONS, and itusical jt: @ Gil fo! olidays, Se a 7° SOHN F_ ELLIS, 306 Pennayivania avenue, Having resumed Balis. _dee 15-10t between 9th and 10th streets. SUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES !! Ss e AVOID THE DRAFT! HOLOHAN & CO., 502 12th street, Authorized recruiting and substitute agents for the District of Columbia, are ipenered to furnish substitutes for drafted men and representative re- cruits for those not drafted and free from draft at the lowest rates. Bunners jiberally dealt with de 22-3t* 4 HOLOHAN & 0. REOPENED, BOOTS AND SHORS!! L, HEILBRUN & 0., 506 7th st., under Odd Fellews’ Hall, Having reopened our Store again, we will sell at ; tremendous low prices, to make up for lost time, Ladies’, Misses’, Gen: ena’, Boys’, Childrens’ | EOOTS AND SHOES cheaper than any otber place in the city at | L. HBILBRUN & ©0.’3, 506 Seventh street, de 22-6t* under Odd Fellows’ Hall. g SEVENTH STREET, 369 HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. Buy your Furniture and House Furnishing Goods at BONTZ & GROSHON’S, and save at least TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. They h®ve the largest stock of FURNITURE this side of New York, and are selling goods loss than any house in the District, Call and examine our stock. BONTZ & GROSHON, dect2-3t 369 7th street, Wise a re oontonateD Manoa Ori, 1364, EDWARD SIMMS, President and Treasurer. EBDW’D CLABE, Vice President and Secretary. OTORS. WM. P. DOLE, J, J. COOMBS. . BLVANB, THOS. J. GARDNER. JOBN &. BLVA! By. wr Hige. 3. @ 5B. This Bank is now open for the receipt of De- posits, atthe NEW BANKING HOUSE, No, 58 Louisiana av., under Simm’s New Building EDWARD CLARK, Secretary. EDWABP CLARK & 60. BANKERS, Savings Bank, No. 58 Louisiana avenue, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER, And General Banking Business. EpwarD C.ark, Joum B, E:vays. dec}7-e02m THE SALEM LEG. ATEONAGE OF THE U. & UNDER THE Pi auoe AGE CIRCULAR NO. 5, has just been issued. Send for a copy to MM LEG COMPANY he Att" learn it the reason why this LEG is fendi : iy guppiantine the many “Dest Legs made in the worl CIROULAR No, 5 eon’ rT) ON OF THE LEG toy erweiee ey ES TESTIMONIALS SURGEONS AND ACCOU! ¥ ted by this orleans remyoaeas em And all other need: fy ate the > SALEM fea irate OM ANeE. ngien. D.C., at suc wen’ iter five days’notice. se Oar Meal “fo'be delivered in good, sound | “p floa: ; ng one hundred. a - Bee nets isd) navads, oo be fresh ground. aud of JOR, BPORVED MROM PARIS AND W merchantable quaitiavens will be imapected «ack ieaer an ectemaee LABORS Payment will be gade in fands as the Govern- | Pa. av.,bet, 2th and J31h st Ye fall aasor ment way have for Reburrement. ment of fine i ieaia Emre = i Bide to be addressed to the undersigned st No. Geecriptions: tr Gloves. Worstey Geshe ee 223 Go reet, indorned Prop DGS. f Freuch Fancy Articles, suitable Alec 28-36 Captain and 0 8. V. ta. deo 22-3 BALLS, PARTIES, &c. EMEMBER THE HERO OF SUMTER THE ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIEL = NAGAIN, D The members of the ANDERSON OLUB fu pleasure in announcing to their fri blic im general that th-y inten, bh GRAND BALL a street. between Sih ant DAY.™- — + ~vs. 29, 1864, No hats or caps al ball room, he twel fre vlgigtea t Temperann= ar wea streets, « their 1,02 THURS- ed in de 23-2 the fi RAND LEVEE AND PROMENADE OON- OERT BY MAGENENU ENCAMPMENT, No. 4.1.0.0. D FELLO Ws’ HAL’ ODD OT MON DA L: Navy Yard, Y BVENING, Jan, 2, 1865. The Committee would iaform the members of the different Ko F..and their fric’ Tangements for the:: Rocampments and Lodges 's, th 8, 1, O. O. at all the necessary at- Levee have been completed, and that it will tak 2fe a8 above mentioned fine band of music hx’ Deen engagad, and an rienced caterer to furni. the Refreshments. ickets ONE DOLLAR, adm. ting a gentleman and ladies. Committee—W. Paul Brown, Thomas Hamilton, Robert Dunn, and J,.<°ph rence, de 4-8,» ‘ ,, T. F hy M naw: &B3t lete in fine bindings; in sets; English and Am key Morecco and other styles Traveling Bags; Phetograph Albums, all ay ost resewood a ‘old FOR THE HOLIDAYS: OLIDAY PRESENTS. ‘A large and carefally selected stock of Standard Literature in fine bindings; Prescott’s Worka com- other kinds; Irving’s Complete Works, erican Poets, in fins Tur- styles; Ladies” Work Boxes; English, French and American Writing Desks, Pens and Cases; old Penci Juvenile Books in great variety; Hiil’s Blocks'and Houses; English, French and American Stationery; new edition of Enoch Arden just received: also, Longfellow’a Poems; Poe’s ‘orks, &e. New pudiisied by HUDSO itationer, 334 Penn’a av. iN ublications received soon as AYLOR, Bookseller and de 22 5t EW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Ladies’» FANCY WATER FALL COMBS ani NETS. GILT and JET B ING. GOLD and SILVER. Gab TAseeLe at BUTTONS, me aL ¥ HEAD NETS, ¥ CORDS AND TASSELS, at dee 21-Ilw South side. between St! Small ornamental SILK FLAGS, M W. 279 Penns: z LT- LT, ‘E'S Trimming Store, vania avenue and 10th sts, (commeRcraL BUILDING MARKET HOUSE, Louisiana ay., bet. 9th and 10th sts. JOHN FARRELL Has in store, from the North, East and West, for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S SALES: TURKEYS by the Ton DUCKS AND OHICKENS by the Ton @ EESE by the Ton BEEF by the Quarter Vv. Hi M ENISON by the Quarter. OGS by the Carcasa UTTON by the Carcass POTATOES by the Barrol i URNIPS by the Barrel CRANBERRIES by the Barrel PICKLES by the Barrel ALE, PORTER and CIDER by the Barrel Do do do Bottled. AF Wholesale Buyers—the Army and Hospitals— solicited, Sales strictly on commission. de 2l-lw 486 PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. 4 A few choice PAINTINGS and ENG sppropriats for presents; als m o! Ter dec ms cash, No. 48) 21-7t*if 8 doors above Odd Fe) RAVIN' beautiful ass es. Cord, J. MARKRITER’s, 486 tee street, lows’ Hai. Gs, ort Tassels, 1, FHANDSoME GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, , Useful and ernamented, the largest stock in the city, wholesale and retail, Gold and Silver Watch- Photograph Albuma, Silver Plated es, Jewelr: ¥, Goods, fine Tableand Pocket Cutlery. Your choice out of a thousand articles for 75 cents, Hunting Case Watches, $10, Agency, 416 E street, near the Post Office. dec 21-7t* SOMETHING NEW FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered. A At Singer Sewing Machine fine stock of Bog Oak, Marquirites, Hair, Coral Jewel- ry, Belts, Buckles, Fancy Hair Pine, Back Combs, Fans, Chinese and India Goods, Iam prepared to sell to the Washington public all of the above goous at iow prices, Calland see for yourselves, _dee 20-td31* FUR: Many years experier exporting and importing furs. J. FLETCHER, No, 394 Penn’s avenue, bet. 44 and 6tn st: 8. FURSB!! FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, rience in thia line of trade per cemt less than any deusler in the District. 45 Market Space, de 20-1w 8 M. MEYENBERG, between 7th and 8th sts., ~by . enable me to sell 25 under the Avenue House, YOYs! Ala Now all The pla Is at O’MEARA’S FAN Number Five Bundred and Twenty-four, rtsnent of all sorts of Christmas and T ge asso New Year’, Pides. Sleizhs, Wheelbarrows, agnetic Toya, Steam Fire Doils, Maska, Gu ers, &c., & de 20-6t* c, TOYSB!! TOYS: young maidens, girls and boys, ce to bay your Christmas Toys CY STORE, Gifts. auch as Engine: 8, Pistols, Swords. AILDREN’S SUITS, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, M RBERG’S. A de 2)-1w EYE Rocking Horses, Veloci- . Mechanical and Menitors Orack- Cc. O’MBARA, 524 Pa, aves bet. and Stats, 45 Market Space. C HEISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CAKES. finest assortment of FRUIT D OAKSB in the city is te be seen at FUSSRELL’S. corner of 12th and F ats. AND PO’ The oN @e 22 6t* Frusaee's UNRIVALLED MINOE MEAT, We bave on hand a fall supply of this delicious article for Pies. dec 10-39 Us’ 20 iT bb! For eale EGAN & PERRIE, 6 (00 lbs. DRIED CURRANT, 25 boxes RAISIN: 0 ULTRY. de 17-10t* SINS, 20 keg’ CHOIOE PICKLES, NCE MEAT, TOMATO OATSUP SON POTATOES, enter ohautesas > +, for ristmas, & BURROW BS, 496 sth at. et. Sorner of E and 9th streets. RECEIVED FOR CHRISTMAS— 1s CAPE CRANBERRIES. als. SPICED BRANDY, for Miace Meat. bis. CHOICE APPLES. street and Penn. avenue, Furs 810,000 worth of FURS for Ladies and Chil- dren, now on hand, which we guarantee to sell 25 per cent, cheapes than any other place in the city. HUBS. FURS!! ! Ladies will please take notice that these goods are consigned to us by the largest house in New York, and we are therefore enabled to sell them very cheap. dec 3-Im _ LANSBURGH & BRO. 371 and 375 Seventh street, a few doors above I street. Cuzar warctits And JEWELRY ar WHOLESALE. Butlers, Country Merchants, Pedlars, and gener- al Spiers mupplied at immense. pane ‘atches and Jewelry of every description in any pattern hand wan’ . | dress T. & York, ality. and in and made to o1 of work furnishes. es i cohipssi ricer a all descriptio: a é Broadway, New my quantity, constantly mG nV ashin, ree, H. @AUGHAN, 71) on Estimates of any class Clerks Ad- Rev 21-im* = ’ CLOAKS snes OF MY OWN MANUFACTURING, Of the latest and best at; maie to order, de 20-1w OBSES! HORSES! HORSES! vise Dr ‘VISION, HORSES, suitable be pure! ot. till DEO. Orset "0 vice, mar Brice of aril Paymen' kc oi 45 betw. 7th and sth MEYERBERG., ats., under t ways on hand and Market Space, he Avenue House. A nd and cbeesi mer’ H be sub) it inspection before b 175 eac! velry ery Horses accepted, it will be dec2-2t ORSES WANTED. Q —I_ wan ni a, Cologne] jn charge ¢ Vision, f aitioned YOUNG gee. BORDER nnd MARES. for partion Nose Tay desert ription greet yeutine in Horses gorses to cell Hpaee ast , Agent. R Spameehe fe at ABLES A. 5 | Mtignn Hoi tatian Cre Can ce, for wanted with marks on ef: street, and W! RO ith atree v ite BTORE, 455 7th street, opposit J ‘orses suitable for Gow- mn -1p* Jaco 1, Ave ED LATING LIBRARY AT ANDERSON 3 “1 | b 4 O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Ce. furnish the follewing quo- tations of Government securities : Wasnineron, Dec. 29, 1964. Buying. Selling. U.S. 6's Coupon 1881.. 117 U. 8. 6’s registered, 1881. 110K 11g U.S. 5-208. 000.00 aru 18K One Year Certifica 9% 977 ake Naw eee Bearp. izhty-ones, 1 7 5-20's, 1084; 10-40's, lui x: Oertificates, 96%. a a mn + eS Ses . OUR Qvora, We learn that the quota for the’ District, under the new call of the President for 300,000 men, to fill deficienciesjander the isst call, has been fixed at 3,019 men.- Thisis amuch larger quota than had been anticipated. ee ADMIRAL WILKS, President Lincoln has remitted the court- martial sentence of Admiral Wilkes to a period ef one year from its date, at which time the Admiral is to be restored to active duty. GENERAL HANCOOK'S CORPS, The new First Corps ts gradually increasing its organization, and, since the recent appoint- ment of recruiting officers, promises to meet the most sanguine expectations. The rule has been adopted to give commissions only to those nom- inated by the Governors of their respective States. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania still decline to take notice of the corps, and conse- quently no appointments of officers from those States are being made. Should they long delay applications for commissions, the oppor- tunity now afforded will be withdrawn, and. other States, with, perhaps, very few excep- tions, be permitted to monopolize the @ppoint- ments, : <u NAVAL CAPTURES. Lieut. Commander Geo. Brown, of the U.S, gunbost Itusca, writing to the Navy Depart- ment from on his vessel, off Pass Cabello, Texas, under date of November 30, reports that on that day he captured the schooner Oarrier Mair, from Tampico, about fifteen miles to the southeast of Pass Uahello Light-house. On the day before he chased on shore a schooner of about 100 tons, which was bound into Mata- gorda Bay. The schooner was afterwards de. stroyed by shell from the Itusca. GENERAL DOUBLEDAY’s = NTISSLON. MILITARY com. The milit#-y commission of which Major General Abner Doubleday is president, has been ordered to proceed to Philadelphia, for the trial of cases there, as soon as it has con- cluded here the trials of Col. North and Mr. Wy teen Held, thie corner easter with torging soldier's vote, and the latter with sellin, to blockade runner: Set ee GUERRILLAS ON THE JAMES RIVE . We learn trom boatmen, recently arrived from the James river, that rebel guerrillas have again made their appearance along the banks, Some days ago, near Chesterfield, they fired on the transport Wyoming, but did no damage. A gunboat shortly afterwards shelled the banks in the vicinity, but elicited no reply. ~ — eee, INDIAN AFFAIRS.—Among the first Subjects for consideration on the re-opening of Con- gress, is the treatment of the Indians on the western frontier by the agents of the Govern- ment and military in that section. The affair at Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, in which Col. Chivington destroyed a large Indian yil- CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, Littleton Thomas, convicted of petty larceny, was sentenced to 10 days in jail, and for grand larceny, was sentenced to the Albany Peni- ntiary for one year. ehis morning, Delis Winters was tried for stealing alot of clothing, and was found not nilty. . Ohartes Murray was found guilty of larceny. Mary V. Hall, indicted for larceny, was found guilty—with a recommendation to the mercy of the court. John Shultz, indicted for larceny, was found not guilty. Robert McVickers was conyicted of larceny, and received & nomin3j sentence. Se GBAND LARcENy.—Yesterday Morning, a Crees was taken from the house ci wary Mo- Mahon, en north A street, between Second and Third, while she was absec', and suspicion rested on Mary Dano, who had bee in the ; habit of visiting the house, Officer Sprague arrested her last evening, and this morning Justice Handy committed her jail for court. Mary seems td spend much of her time in | prison, and it was only last wesk she was released, having been convicted of petit | larceny, and serving a nominal sentence, a ————— ATTACKED.—On Tuesday morning, before day, 4 soldier, belonging to the 3d Massachu- setts Heavy Artillery, stationed at Fort Bunker Hill, was attacked on south A street, near the Capitol, by_two colored men, and his head badjy cut. The soldier was in company with | @ colored man at the time, who made olf as s00n as the man was struck. The man was picked up and taken to the Soldiers’ Rest. ——.___ Bustzep Up —Yesterday, Officer Garrett a: rested Molly Williams on the charge of keep- ing a house of prostitution on Eighth street, between D and E, (Island,) and took her be- fore Justice Handy, but she promising, with her two girls, to pull up stakes and leave the Seventh Ward, was released. ae THE TRIAL or Dr. KgAsny.—The court martial trying the case of Surgeon J. B. Keasby, at ‘eir rooms, 183 G street, this morning adjourned to 11 o'clock to-morrow, when Judge Advocate Burnham, will deliver the argument for the prosecution. RIvER NEws.—The Alexandria boats, after the fog had cleared away this morning, re- sumed their trips, and are now running as ususl, notwithstanding that there is some float. ing ice in the river. At one o'clock aeither the mail boat due yesterday nor the one due to-day had arrived. ssa eee Navy YARp.—The Ella, (despatch boat) which was cut through by the ice last week, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday. Her in- juries are of aslighter character than was at anh supposed and she wilj be repaired imme- ately. ere ae For RENT —A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ani part of the Furniture for sale. Possession Fran on the Ist of January. 65. Apply at the rouse, No. 494 L st.,near loth et. north, 423-3t™ For SALE—STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX- TURES of a Provision Store doing a good busi- ness. Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. Apply to G. W, OISSEL, 7th street, between H and Isrts, Z de 23-3t* UMBER! LUMBER!!! LUMBER!!!—Por sale a large assortment of White Pine LUMB. condemned by the Government. which will b had very low. Apply immediately, No, 369 432, near N st,, Island, or at Gunnel s Wharf. dec 23-1w* Hig 18 TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE AU thorized no persen, excepting my daughter, Susan T. Oruit, to rent, lease, or otherwise trans- act any business pertaining to'my property, either i ashington city or Alexandria coun “ae 28-6t* © 7 OF MBS. ROBERT 6! SCestirUTEs! SUBSTITUTES !! The citizens of this District are hereby informed that they can procure Bubstitites at the lowest fg- ‘6, ying t * mie aa 502 12th street. 7O0U OAN BUY THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D street, near ith street, The only place to get Pure, Healthy, Sugar Refined Popped Corn, The cheapest id same time, only article of Gon- fectionery t! is pure and healthy. Wholesale and Retail. RUIT. lage and allits inhabitants, has excited con- siderable comment, and is to be made the sub- ject of immediate investigation. ae eee eee Oe 7From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have the January number of Frank Leslie’s Lady’s Magazine, finely illustrated. LOCAL NEWS. Se MILITARY ComMMIssion.—This commission, on F street, was in session this Morning, and heard two witnesses on the part of the Goy- ernment in the case of Col. Samuel North ¢¢ al, charged with defrauding soldiers out of theif votes, after which they took up— THE TRIAL OF NOBMAN L. KING. Mr. King stands charged with having left the Union lines in July last, (when the rebels were threatening Washington,) and entering the service of, and fought with the reba's, and against the Union forces then defending Wash- ington, he being, at the same time, liable to draft in this District. Greenberry M. Watkins, sworn.— Lives in Montgomery county, Maryland; saw the ac- cused on Tuesday, at the house of Mr, Centre, and was told by him that he was sitting down, after firing his gun, when he was wounded The accused was very much flushed, and spoke his sentences in a slow, broken manner, and appeared very much excited, and witness thought he was dying. Henrietta R. King was sworn, and testi- fied that she is the mother of the accused, and saw him on Wednesday at Mr. Centre’s house, lying on the floor, bloody and wounded, and Appearing much impaired in reason, continu- ing s0 during the night after he was brought home. The accused had been in the habit of staying in Montgomery county during vaca- tion, or in Virginia, and was Staying at the house of a Mr. Councilman, when he received the wound. He had been at Leesburg the pre- vious summer, durmg araid by the rebels, and could haye joined them then if he desired 50 to do. Alfred Gingell, sworn.—Saw the accused on Monday pass through the yard of his house, and did not see him ha’ else. Dr. Silas L. Loomis, of Washington, was Sworn, anc testified tnat the aceused had been a pupil under him from about 3857 to 1561; the question ef loyalty was much discussed at that time, and the witness divided his school ints two classes, and when the rebellion broke out, the secesh division nearly all vent South, and tried to persuade the accused to accom- pany them, buthe would not do sc, and was always considered by witness a thoroughly loyal boy. Dr. Wm. Thompson, Assistant Surgeon U.S. A, Was sworn, and testified that it wasim- possible for a person of 18 years of age to lose a half gallon of blood from an intercostal ar- tery without producing death. Eight ounces or a half point of blood is a large quantity from an intercostal artery. Air. King was recalled and stated that he had in his possession a statementof the eon- dition of his son’s mind at the time he was lying at the house of Mr. Centre, which was signed by both Mr. and .Mrs. Centre, and which was now in the possession of Jndge Holt, and which stated that the language of the accused was very incoherent and uare- liable at that time. Three or four more witnesses were examined on character, after which the court adjourned — PoLick Reroxts—Third Precinct.—Bridget Maley, drunk; dismissed. James Hagerty, do.; military. Fourth Precinct—Johu Bowers, disorderly; $3. Geerge Miller, do.and drunk; $1. Abe Brown and Stephen Farrei1, do.; dismissed. Fifth Precinct.—Joseph Fell, disorderly; 32. Carl Addison, Charles Lutzand John Morgan, drunk; #2eact. Tovliie Baker, drank and dis- orderly; @2. Aliee Harris and Fannie Bel- moult, disorderly; $ieach. Wm. Rickets, do.; dismissed. Wm. Rickets and Montrial Rick- ete, threats; bail for peace. Sizth Preeinct—S. W. Ripp, P. J. Murry, E. Ellis, Morris Nusby, H. Dorsey, Chas. Thic- lecke, Henry Ross, Juo. Cook, Wm. Pops, Jas. Williams, Jos Sheehan, Rob’t Oonneil, W. R. Baker, Elias Davis, violating the snow law; $2 each. D.S. Christy, do; dismissed. J. W. | Crous, huckster unlicensed: $4. Wm. Writace, do; dismissed. R. V. Fitzgevata, drank; Geo. Rogers, do; Jas. Bacon, do; Jas. Jordan, do; $2 Jno..Jones, do; military. Geo. Thomp- ve any gun or anything T° FAML -M pial By ounce or box, Cali and seeit, dec t HE PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE AND BUT- TER STORE—Kerp noke but best articles, and fresh; pure country Lard, fifteen vari--ties of superior Orackers, fresh Groce: Ties, Sugars, &c., cheap and good 4D street, n 10th st. Also, the healthy, excellent Sugar Refined Pop Corn, wholesale and retail. de 23-4t* SPEND YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY SO and usefully, reading the best novels other standard works (a choice of 2.00), for 3) cts. week- ly, with great reducement te.double subscriptions, People’s Circulating Library, 2%O Pa. av , near Kirkwood House, bet. 11th and 12th streets, dec 27-1m™ CHEAP PRESENT AND VERY USEFUL, ACTA T Oa dU a anient denials friend one of there handy, con’ des Patent BOOT AND SHOE BLACKING BO 8 ladies are buying them fast for male acquaint- ances. boarders, &c.,&c, For sale 334 D st., near loth street, $ato 55. dec 27-31 qAUTIBE'S RESTAURANT. Senators and members of Congress,and stran- gers, who intend residing in this city for the win- ter. and wish to be entertained. will find suites of pa BROOME Siw aye ready for private Din- and Supper parties a’ as ae O. GAUTIER’, de 27-1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue, (GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING! LATEST BTYLES! BEST QUALITY OF GOODS! PRICES LOW! We offer the largest assortment in this city of GENTL MEN’S DRE8g SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, OVERCOATS, FINE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS AND FURNISHING GOODS of all styles and qualities, which we will sell at the lowest rates. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Penn. avenue, Between 9th and 10th streets. {Int. & Chron.) OABINET MEMBERS oar OONGRESSMEN, BE AND UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICSRS! The undersigned announce that they have en de 15-27 hand large and choice selection of the va- rious kinds of Old Btock WINES and LIQUOBS, not excelled in the United States. The same con- sists af some 5.0 bottles of the usual assortment, as also on draught, to which weask. of those re- quiring such. to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. BR, CROMELLIEN & CO, Fmporters, G22 3t* No, 411 Pa. av., corner 4% at. ILLIE’S SAFES, the celeb ated CHILLED LAR PROOFS, with COMBINATION LOCKS. G 5 Wil S BANK LOCKS, VAULT DOORS AND General Sonthern agenty 57 west Lombard at. Baltimore, ovs-3m. A. PROBEUS, General Agent. AS BTOVES—GAS STOVES. ‘The best and mosteconomical GAS HEAT- ING STOVES ever in the market, just re- i 0. JOHNSON é 00... ahd piacconeort tod. Savage, | ja avenue, be’ dec 3-20 Snnéylvanigth and lith strests. ERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS ae Ole city, wt coe ae to Shete nox t y renting room and boarding. © = igwn Havtautant of GAUTIER, where they will i fi 0 er cent. eer ae eS QAUTIER, 252 Pa. ave. ¥ NEW PHILADELPHIA PRODOOE AND HOUDTER STORE Keep none, bat dest arti- cles, and fresh; pure country Lard,fifteem varieties of superior Crackers, fresh Groceries. Sugars, &c..cheapand good, 334 Dat,, near loth st. Also, he healthy, exeellent Sugar Reined Pop-Corn, wholesale and retail. de 24-3 YY DEPARTMENT, er ore COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY. WaAsHINGTON, December MH. 1564. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented ie) the undersigned, it has been made to appear. that The Merchants’ National Bank af Washinxton, in the City 0 in the county of Washington ard District of Columbia, has been. duly oreapiges underand according tothe requirements of the act ef Congress entitled **An act to prov: ae aay tional Gurremery. setured by & pledge of. pied States bonds, and provide for the circulation an redemption t? ereof,” approved. omaee: ‘1354, and has complied with all the provisions of said act ro- quired to be :cemplied wie velore sp mmenetn the P Now, therfore: 1, Hueh, McCulloch, Comptrol- ler of the ‘Qurrency. do erene ce y that The pach. TN 1° Bank of Washington, in the each ao; disorderiy, #5. Jane Haley, do, $21 | Sarees’ Nate aoe aor Wieshinston Jno. Eichel, do; @3. Jno. Brown and Wm, | and Diy.rict of Columbia, is authorized te com- Jones, do; $3each. Simon Johnson, malicious _ mence t’ne business of banking under the act afora- mischief, deferred. Milton Green, indecent exposure; $2. Seventh Precinct—David Olancey, rioting; Elizabeth Waite, violating Corporation law; Patrick Hogan, drunk and profanity; J. J. Sel- drunk and disorderly; York Wilson, sus- Minoan ‘character; dismissed. Samuel Oroggia and Patrick Dwyer, grand barceny; bail tor court. Hei eller, violating Corporation Chas. Finnegan, violatin, > S8L goer Wheston, do; $250. * David Wilsov , + locked up. Paris M. Freemay.s, prorat BB Oarpenter and JS. Phelps, grand held fy hearing. ae Tenth Precinct—Nangy Menton, gran: ceny; jail for court. Mallio Williams, %eeping a house of prostitution; deferred. George Caulson, disorderly; $2.9. “Peter Banks, de- sertion; military. Patrick Brenn?.n, drank; dismissed. Mary Lee, do; $3.90. Gion, selling liquor to soldiers; $7.9, ENJOyING THE HOLIDAYS.—.The clerk of the court issued on Saturday last 19 marriage licenses, and the same mumber yesterday. The colored people on Saturday run the whites pretty hard, licenses being jssued to eight couples Patrick town to ‘te stimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of of ce this fourscenth ds of Decent 1 Affairs in Georgetown. FLourR AND GBAIN Marker No of flour or grain this morning: buta te Sh are expected which have been detainsg” bo ice, after which little if any producs fi rive before the general resumption of thal! navigation. Market steady; the demany °% ed to supply the local trade. No sales Nie portance. Super may be quoted ataitton! extras good wp Shales: wiles to Siz. RES to quality and reputation ~4 BCCorg), absence of salesof wh, Aha In not be given - ANOLON og, yPOR™ ov ‘GRonoRTowN.— Cleared _ 5. -arcissa, Graves, Baltimore; Arlington Ri op, New York. Boats E. Adel, Mann) 3 ant’s point. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Lay, fol bitatieteat A RESOLUTION relating to Street Railrog) Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Common Council of tha Corporation of G a ing along Bridge street to stop with the cart" horses across any intersecting street, shall in every ca Y western side, and when passing east on side of the intersecting street: and for every vi), tion of this resolution the Railroad Company s\,)) be liable te a fine of five do! 8, to be recoven; as nes Usually are, (Approved Dec. ly, |s, A Resoiteia for the repair of the River Roy Resolved by tie Board of Aldermen and Bo Common Caunci? of the Corporation of Geor ‘ That the sum of on hundred and fifty dellars . and the same is heré5y, appropriated out general fund to defray the expense of repsiri:,| the River Road in several bad places, whery it? nearly impasrable, the sard work to be done ugdy the direction of the Street Commissioner, Approved December 1), 1854 A Resorvtion Fixing the Salary of the Clark , the Corporation, and Allowing Gompensat io: Selling Stock. Resolved by the Board of Aldermemand Board Common Council of the Corporation of Georertor That from and after the first day of January, 1 the salary of the Clerk of the Corporation be fix, at the rate of eighteen hundred dofars per q num And be it further resolved, That fer ang Am OnpINANCE Levying a Special Direct Tac snes REO FORISE Y Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen o»,' Board of Common. Council of the Corporaicon Grorcetown, That there shall be, and her levied and imposed a cial tax of ten ca: every one hundred dol of the assessed real and personal property, liable to taxa the same stands valved on the books of assessor now on file in the off ce of the Clerk of the C rp, ration, excepting public burying grounds, the {'» male Orphan Asylum, and houses of public woe ship, for the paymentof the proportion to be borne by Georgetown of the additional compensation ailowei to the Metropolitan Police by the act of Congress, being the General Appropriation Bill of June 25,1854. And the Clerk ef the Corporation is hereby ‘directed to keep sep: 8 accounts of tha receipts and expenditures of the direct tax hereby levied. and to apply the latter in pursuance of tig act of Congress aforesaid. Bee. 2. And be tt further ordained, That the tax hereby levied and imposed @ collected bh the present collector, and in two weeks after th and in every instance where unpaid on the firstday of March next, the Collec tor is hereby authorized and directed to proceo to enforce the payment of the tame by the sale o the real or personal te of the party in default, or both, at his di tion, and in making such rales, and inaccouating with the Clerk, the Col lector shall be governed by the provisiozs of tue ordinance, entitled **An orlinance levying a gen- eral tax and special direct taxes for the year 1351, and iding for the support of the Public approved February 14, 1563, and he shal) be entitled to a commiss of four per cent upon the taxes collected by him under the authority of this ordinance, [Approved December 24, 1:64, A Rgseourion for the repair ofthe various streets and alleys of the Town. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georsetown, Thatthesum of one hundred and fifty dollars pe! and the same is hereby appropriated, to be paid ty theClerk to the order of tne said Commissioner, to pay Rr repairs on the various streets and alleys o! the Town, [Approved December 24, 1354, A BESOLUTION in favor of Brown & Powers. Resolved by the Roard of Aldermen and Boa-d of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetomns That the sum of one hundred ana seventy-one doi lars and thirty-five cents be, and the same is here- by, appropriated to be paid by the Olerk to the order of Brown & Pewers, being in fall fer their Dill for the erection of a McClelland fire-plag on Bridge street, at the head of the new Market House, [Approved Decmber 24, 1854. A BEsOLUTION appointing a Committee before Congress. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Mayor, Recorder, President of the Board of Common Council, James A. Magruder, Henry A. Cook, Alex, Ray. W. Ht. Edes, Riley A. 8ainn, George Ifill, jr., and Wm, H. Rohrer, Essuires. be, and they are hereby, appoiated a committee to represent the interests of this Gorporation befora Congress. LApproved December %, 1351, LUTION instructing the Committee repre- the interests of this Gorpuration befors y the Board of Ald-rmen and Board of Commom.Council of the Corvora:ion of Georgetown, That our committee before Congress be, and the are hereby. instructed respectfully to solicit:f-om Congress the right for this Corporation to impos and collect a special tax, to enable them to pay the debt incurred by this town in filling its quota of volunteers in the present war. Resolved, further, That they also solicit power to levy and collect a spe taxto pay the direct tax levied by the United States upon real sptate, Approved December 24, 1864. A Becovvtion in relation toa part of Fifth street Resolved by the Board af Aldam:n and Board of Commen Council of the Corporation of Georzetown, That the Mayor be requested to institute procecd ings against . Calhoun to compel him t vacate a partof Fifth strew <n the lease and pay the rent for the same, ding toa rcsolu- tion approved May 21, 1864 Approved December 24, 1854, A Reso1.0T10N in favor of Jos: F. Collias, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council af the Corporation of Georgetown That Joseph F. Collins be beredy authoriz:d to open a part ef Beallstrest for tke purpose of lay- ing asix-inch earthen pipe from-his new house to imtersect the main arch at the corner of Beall and Washington streets, provided that travel be not obstructed during said laying; and provided alac, that said street, where it is thus opened, he kept in good repair for three years after it is finished by said party. [Approved Dec, 24, lot. : « to lease part of College street to A RESOLUTION Sonne Pattn. Resolved by the Board of Alder-menand Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown. That the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorizet and requested to execute snd dviéver-in the corgo- rate name of this town to John 7; Pettit # pert of College 5 reet fronting on the north side of Bridge street, and suening back ninety feet, for one year from the passage of this resoluidov, and annual y thereafter for jive years, unless the said etraet should be wanted. when it may beterminated ei say time, by giving the party occupying it six months notice te remove from and quit the same, for the consideration of fiiteen dollars per year, to be paid in advance, Upon the failure to pay the saic-con sideration, at any time when it may be duw, this lease to be null nee void, and also to be taken aaa legal notice to quit, as above ‘Kyproved December 24, 1851. LUTION in relation to, the expenses of the A BE Or eT Cor and Workhouse. ; Resolved by | aoe &. haa mones ay id Saye t unas e Corpazation F 6 WELD WOM Kemenon Comedy hendrod aud eighty fits dollars and thirty-two cepis be, and the same is hereby, appropriated to defray the cuzrent:ex- penses of the Peor and Workhouse for the quarter ending the 30th September. 1864, and the Oferk of the Corporation is directsd to pay the sane tothe order of the Trustee, he presenting the props vouchers, {Approved Deo. 24, 1864. 5 % in faver of the Tax Gollector-of = RRs Levy. Court of) Washington county. Resolved dy the Boas. Aldermen cad Board & ul of t atton of Georzetoen. Free sie Giork pay to the order of the Tax Ocalne iy B tom. Gouna, D. ‘ourt of pnd treat ans poweee Thaga tor of the Levy ©.. two dollars and eighty cents, the United States direst Sax om the, county tax for the ysars. property. A ResoLvzon to pay certainclaima, TXpproved-Dec, 24, bia, Resolved. ths Board of Aldermen.and Bocrd coset nines af the. Corpor Gearastoress That the Clerk pay to the order of dollars in full of his bill. fre wade jt, 1854, for coffins, &e., for ganyara thiatewn, andste the orders of the Judges of Ke tion in the town the sam of twenty doligrs, {0 room rent at the-late election, and to the order Judson Mitghell the sum of six dollars aa‘ sere? OULLOC eos acot Comptrolier of the Curreney, hy NOING §ACAD- WH. aay Noe F forthe Teception of a il t ello * + On Mondays and ‘Wednesdays, 22-e0lm* ME) LIMB! LIMBi—1 od to LGD reth burned POTOMAG pre: ap aout tne alas without coming cont tact Btna Lime Kil te VOABFLMMAT Mine Line Kup. WANTED ladies who wish BTAMPIN g, FLUTING done as it eught to be FINKING AND ical hand fn town, ‘That oti . at is WM°PRINOM, 201 F strect, who bas.on Rand 000 patterns for Embroidery and ing, and eekly receiving from the ew and tterns. Having ly ma in tterns, he is able to meet any op- stamped whil wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you BESH BUCKWHEAT FL‘ —ALB! HONEY BYRUP. received. KING & BUROMELE,*: Soraer Tatreet and Vermont vena, F Just vi 0019 a . Darling, the 1 H i ‘Lyra Aug! eetne Ree. Gaotge F bidet. Bewbes a Literature. Gorrelation and Oonser*s'! of Forces; by Grove, Earady, Liebig and other ee gazine for Ne ee AY on. DWELL & SON, a DRUGGISTS, Baccessora of Kidwell & Lawrence, Pennsylvania avenus, near corner Mth sere. Having completed this elegant and extensitt DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, aa to the residents of [apr aes Yosh i tieerally for obtaining FRESH DEUGS, CHEMICALS. ie ERT Y and FANCY ARTI! einai sprieors tp agra a rashingt arrangemen™