Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1864, Page 2

_ia Baltimore, on Tuesday, proceeded with the THE EVENING STAR. w.D. waeee Editer and Frepeioter. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY... DECEMBER 50, 1864. ————— - READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE BEN OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. We AEF AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the public reception by the President of the Uni- | ted States on New Year's Day (Monday, Jan- wary 2, 1865,) will commence at 1 o'clock, p. m,, at which time, in conformity with police arrangements, the gates of the enclosure will be opened. The reception will terminate at 2 o'clock precisely. Carriages will approach the Exeoutive Mausion by the east gate. A REBEL NAVAL PRISONER. Master R. J. Moses, of the Contederate Navy, captured at Fort Fisher, was sent to this city yesterday. «Moses has been consigned to quar- ders ia the Old Capitol prison. BRIGADE QUARTERMASTER. Capt. U. M. Merritt, late Judge Advocate of the Central Gnardhouse, has been temporarily assigned to duty as quartermaster of tne first brigade Veteran Reserve Corps. FROM NASHVILLE. Mood Across the Tennessee River—Heavy Cann ding the Direction of Flor- ence—tndignation Against Heed in the Rebel Army. NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.—Union prisoners who escaped from Florence, and arrived on the 27th at Columbia, say that Hood's advance arrived at the Tennessee river on the 2ist, and on the next day bis infantry crossed ona pontoon bridge which he had removed above theshoals, but of ont the reach of our gunboats, One of the prisoners states that Hood crossed the Tennessee with 110 cannon. He counted 25 on his retreat. On Sunday, when twelve miles this side of the Tennessee river, he beard heavy camnon- ding in the direction of. Florence, which was probably Steadman'’s force engaged with For- rest. There is intense indignation against Hood im the rebel army. Army Vouchers in Pi jion Enemy—Netice te the Public. Civournati, December 29.—A package of quartermasters’ vouchers, amounting te nearly $200, 00, approved and issued by Captain J.C. Crane, quartermaster at Nashville, was taken from a train captured by the rebels, on the Lovisville and Nashville railroad, on the 22d. The are in favor of gow in Cincinnat, Buffale, Chicago, Michigan City, Albany, Beston, Phtiadelphia, and New York. Adams’ | Express Company notifies the public not to Begotiate or recenve them. of the The Raid on Pollard. {From the Richmond Sentinel, Dec. 27.) < MosiLx, Dec. 19—The Yankee raiders from Pensacola to Pollard destroyed all pave and gome private buildings, damaged the road in- considerably, and the bridge over the Escam- bia was partly destroyed. Captain Henry Pope, quartermaster, was captured. A few megroes were stolen. Yesterday our forces purened them. A portion of his supplies and transportation were captured. The road was strewn with their dead. There was an infantry force of another raid- ing party near Good's mills and Pensacola. | On Sunday its advance was met by our caval- ry, and driven tack several miles. Captain Semmes arrived here yesterday from Europe, via Matamoras. Foranoray.—The New York Post of last evening 6ays: Goid opened at 224, and after rising to 225%, fell to 2x, closing at 224. Exchange is dull at 109 '5al09% for specie. ‘The joan market is more active at? per cent. A few loans have been called in this morning, and the consequent requirements of a few firms cause a tolerable brisk inquiry. In conse- quence, however, of the limited amount of business doing the general feeling is easy and the supply of capital is ample. The Treasury drafts on the National Banks are heavy, and the Government balances in these institutions are being employed in paying off the heavy arrears of unpaid requisitions. Satisfaction is expressed at the new arrangements for re- quiring more ample security from those Na- Gonval Banks which are entrusted with the cus- | tody of the public ¥ands. The stock market opened dull, with more Sellers than buyers. Governments are steady at yesterday's lowest quotations. Bankshares are qmet. Coal stocks firm, mining shares | neglected, petroleum stocks firm and railroad bonds fiat. Railroad shares are drooping, and | some of the speculative stocks are rather pressed for sale. Tatar ov Rese. SyYMPATHIZERS.—The Miiitary Commission, General Cook, Presi- dent, and Major Lord, Judge Advocate, sitting | trial of Frederick Gaither, of Montgomery county, Md., charged with giving aidand com- fertte and harboring rebels. His case was concluded yesterday. Thecase of Thomas Griffith, from the same county, and charged ‘with contraband trade and correspondence With the States in rebellion, was also con- cluded. The record in each case will be sent to headquarters for inspection and approval. The case of Zacharia L. Magrader, of Mont- gomery county, Md., charged with coming within the Federal lines without authority, ‘was also tried yesterday and concluded. The record will be sent to headquarters for revi- | sion. The Commission will proceed with the trial of Dr. Alexander Kline, of Loudon county, Va., who is charged with giving aid and com- Tort to the enemy during Mosby’s late raid on the Baltimore and nio ratiroad. His mother, mM. Mary A. Kline, charged with similar offomses, is Awaiting trial. Aw Enotisa Faiture.—Messrs. Hodgson, Mather & Uo., of London, recently tailed with open liabilities of one miliion two hundred thousand doilars while their assets were less than $40,4). They lost #250,000 on cotton, 5,0 on sugar, $270,000 on pig-iron, $130,000 on petroleum, and me upon hemp, with other losses in speculations to the extentof a | quarter of a million dollar: > MABONIC —BT. JOBN'S LODGE. No. 11, will re ume laver THIS( Friday) EVENING atTo'clook, Punctaal attendance is requested. | it W. MOKRIS SMITH. Secretary. MIRBIONARY ANNIVERSARY at WACGH CHAPEL. corner A street north and { 3a | street ea-t. a Hill.) on BUNDAY N&XT, January 1, 1865 rmon in morninog at 11 o’closk and er~ ing at 7 o'clock ny Rey. L. Scotr.D D., one of the Bishops of the M. B.Qburch. Addresses in the atvernee at 3 o'clock by Hon. W.T. WiL- | and also a celebrated GROVE of our own importa- j cellent, b 'D OFFICIAL. ABRAHAM LiNcoLn, President of the United States of America. To all whom it may concern Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that Rorert BarTH, bas been appoint- ed Consul of the Grand Dukedom of Baden, at St. Lonis, Missouri, I do hereby recognize him &s such, and declare him free toexercise and enjoy such tunctions, powers, and privi- leges, as are allowed to Consuls by thelawof nations or by the laws of the United States. In testimony whereof, | have caused thase letters to be made patent, and the seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Giver. under my hand at the city of Wash- ington, ghe 21th day of December, A. D. } [L. 8.) Ind. of the indepenaence of the United States of America, the 89th. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, By the Preeident: be Wx. H. SEwArp, Secretaty of State. BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, Wasnixo. N, 27th December, 1864 —The Trustees of nk Fe declared a dividend of four per e df tax, from the profits of the current able on or after the 3d _ MOSS KELL roXim >, . Cashier. BAD FOR BALE — quantity of SHEET BAD, from water ‘anks, for sale at the Smith- jan Inatitutiea. Apply to the Secretary. d3)-5t* PERSONAL. TO xouNe LADIES —A lady would like tod pense with s*rvants, if she coald Hal an ia- dustrieva.eheerfal young lady, of tair etucetion and refined tastes, who wanld be a suitable com padicn. a8 we.) an efficient and ling assiee tact in the performance of household duties Any young lady of this description. who wants a home in which be would be tr°sted as one of the fami- ly, and receive @ fair compensation, may address Fair M, bot i City, Post Office, ing particu.ars, Sad where #n interview may be had. ¢ des 3) 2t* Ue I8 TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE AU- tborized no persen, excepting my dauzhter, Suan T. Cruit, to rent, 1-ase, or otherwige trans- pel eny basines pextalning to cae proper ither in Washington city or Alexandria conn ie t86t" YOr MES ROBERT ARULT, F ANY OF THE LATE EXCHA SON ERS know anythioz enncernin, 5 BURGESS, of the ist N, Y. Cavalrys captured on Matar of ay ees wasou rons Shey will confer a favor by caliing or, resgtng b's mo! 8 BURGESS, No tise Pita iol phi Pa.,or Mrs. AUGEE, No.3 t.weat. d2sit LOST AND FOUND. O8T—At Ford’ 4 18th, isth or L sti LET. The finder wi leaving it at 242 Lai = AME TO 601 7TH STREET, on the lth, a OW, and had a litter of pigs. The ownar is requested to come forward, prove property. pay charge end take her away. dec 3)-3t* heater, or botween there ani rest,a plain GOLD BRACB- ll be handsomely rewarded by t. d30-2t* INGtee DESIRE THAT ALL MY CREDIT- $50 pew er Do from the village of B'a. ore will meet me at the office of the Mutual densburg, 8 Black HORSK, throe sears old, Fire Insurance Company, immediately over the | about sixteen hands high, long mane and taii, Banking House of Barrow, MeKelden & Ce.. on | heavy limbs. I will give the above reward for the the 3d day of January, 1865,0r as soon thereafter | delivery of the above nam:d horse. ible. ~ LEWIS MAGRUDER, WM. T. SMITHSON dec 30-3t* Biadsnsburg CARRIAGES. CARRIAGHS, q J 00 REWARD-Stolen from the sabseriber’s CAKRIAGES, barn. 114 Bridge street, Georgetown, . C., op Tuesday right, Bthinst.,a very valuable On hand, a very fine assortment of light and | largedark bay HORSE: po white spots; noout 16 durable Oatriages, such a5 two and four seat Rock- waye, Extension and Half Tops, Germantown, ng promptly attended to iring promptly atten i epairing prome’ ROB'T H. GRAHAM de30-3t* 409 Pa. av., near 4% at..and 374 D at. F° SALE—Three valvable young HORSES, broke to the sanddle and barness. One 15 «a very valuable Horse for an officer in the army. The others are suitable for carriage or draft, as 0 reguire. Occasion may F°JaM&S M SLY, Dyer's Hotel, dee 30 5t* Corner Indiana avenue and 3d street, GBend DEPOT FOR KID GLUVES, SPLENDID STOCK OF THE VERY BEST PARIS MAKBS! Owing to the extravagantly high prices charged for Kid Gloves by deal n this city, we have been induced to commence the sale of all the beat makes of Paris Kid Gloves, vis: ALEX ANDBE’3 COURVOISIER'S, JOUVIN'S, BAJOU'S, TREFOUS'3, tion, all of which we are selling a. wholesale or retail. AT POPULAR PRICES, JOS, J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, a Wat if between 9th and 10th streo' D* Y GooDs HOLIDAY PRESENTS {I 3.3, MAY & CO., Have just received from New York and Boston, a very large and elegant atock of RICH SILKS, MBRINOS, . IRISH POPLINS, OLAN PLAID3, MOUSSELA'NES, SHAWLS, e EMBROIDERED HANDKBROBIEFS, Embroidered Collars, Lace Collars, Kid Gloves, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs, Infant's Embroidered Waists and Robes, And one thousand other artioles, suitable for NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, which they are selling at astonishingly tow prices. J.J. MAY & CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenus, de 30-2tif between 9th and 10th sts, FR SALB—A good eocond hand BAGATELLE ABLE. Inquire ut the Grocery Store of J. A BBAN, corner of Land ith st.east. d 29 3t*™ Notice TO FAIRS AND ALL OTHERS! The Cheapest and Best Confectionery is the hy SUGAR REFINED PP COR pleasanter and better article for old er youn: or well, than avy confectionery, (at $1 a pound.) Now ready and for sale, wholesale or retail. centsto:0 cents per quart. Cail and see—33 at, pear Jeth at. 23. cH If1ED CIDER' CLABIPIED CIDER!! Just recetved per steamer Norfo k a lot of sape- rior CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy, New York. Also. en hand constantly, a large stock of prime Masrachusetts Cider. All of which I offerin quan- tities to euit purchasers at the lowest market prices. RILEY A. SHINN, Union Bottling Depet, 57 Green strest, de 29-1m* Georgetow: yeoss ITUESE SALE.—BARBE CHANCE. The following articles of furniture, embratings complete chamber set, perfect and uminjured. will be sold at earenty reduced price, at the office of aber, viz: Bureau. 1Washstand,1 Oenter Table, 1 Fancy Tarie.6 Cane reat irs, 1 Rocking do., 1 Bedstead, 2 Mattresses, 1 Tia Chamber Set,1 Carpet. 2 Rugs, and othe: articles Those desiring to purchase, will do well to apply im- intely. saeietel F. W. MoNALLEY, de 29-3t" _ Chief Steward, Finley Hospital. | Aaa LUMBBR!! LUMBER!1! ‘a large assortment of White Pine LUMBER, condemned by the Government. which will be soid very low Apply immediately, No, 369 44¢, near N Island, or noel s Wharf. dec 23 lw™ 7OU OAN BUY THE POPPED OORN AT 334 D street. near th street. The only place to get Refined Fer Corn. a same time, only article of Gon- Wholesale Call and see it. Por sale Y the Pure, Healthy, Sug The cheapes' fectionery that is pure acd healthy. and Retail By ounce or box. dee 2% 3t* JM 2¢BERS oF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS visiting thia city, will find it to their advea- tage by renting room and boa-ding at the wel. eee pony Te where they will i i io ite per cent. ‘eet Ia OC, GAUTIRR, 253 Pa. ave, L486z8T STOCK OF 8. 1 ORGANS, Leight) EET Musicall i olidays. natruments im the city or ne , LLI3, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, dec 15.10t between 9th and 10th atreets. ANTE ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph Ll- lnstrations from Gustave Dere. The Wander- | ing Jew; Photo, yb Til ations from Gustave Bere. Photogra’ llustrations of Chateaubriand Atala. The Sleeping Beauty. with Photograph early in January. Ali resi- i from West Virginia, aad other | Iljust Dir who ME | dedi sone from Gustare PU NCK TAYLOR. THE MASONIC DIRECTORY, COMPILED <PEAKER AT HOME. LONDON. SWTHER- OF. by the Grand Secr-tary, is nearly compl-te, | Simi: Congreassiooai Manual. Burleigh’s Leg- will be publi | deat Masons, who bave not slreaty deen regis- tered. will please report. without delay. their oc- cupston, place of business and residen asa, the name and number of the Lodge. Cha; Commandery, of which they are membere; also, @tvertisements adcreased to W. MOKBIS SMITH Graee Secretary. dec 3 3t ICB, Dec. 1°64 —All persons whe use the Aque- im the r houses w'll please take notice, ater will be shut off on Batarday nignt, from 8 wlelack Porpn ONL ewe ™m. L : : [intel-chron- Repub Joe’: ® THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION BY _ Waugh Chapel MK Sabbath schod® har- pg given such general sati-faction, and i ace been ee ueates, ie ie be r ureh. corner A street north aud on FRID eat 7% children, rt d s'reet east, y EVENING, 3'th instant, commene ng eck. Singing. addresses, Ko. by the Admission; Adults, 25 cents; Children, dec 23 3t FOURTH WAR: 16 ceuts iif 3 A MASS MEETING of the Citizens of the Ward will b id on FRIDAY NIGUS = December 90, at 7 to correct the €0 provide mee impending Graft. Bvery budy ip the Ward terested Let every hody es ‘The subicet eal import -° Sais mee by order of the Geueral Committor _¥. U. STITT, #eeretary ” “UOYD: President. HR BIBLE 1 ANDS_ BN, Preadent of Columb: eommence his courte of six L, og the au uf Bible Lande in the Congress at ec Georgetown, om next MONDAY MVENING Sant wery?, : Tickets for the Course. $ ; children, 60 conta; and env be hi r G. W_Orme’s gractry store’ w Crepdails Bridge atrect. see e ihe. and High street, Gonrasigens: Daviel Bowers ih Kewick mmittee on Lectures”? WAIR. TABLEAUX AND CONCERT—The Ladies of Calvary Baptist Choreh com- ir Peir aod Tadleaux, last eveuing, at at care ant expense, sgt be This Kv ning, te T>orGay and Eaturday vig {thi x, aud Monday. ar erey at and Fr jay of Duxt wee : Fisloy Honpital Bead in attendance ato fai ® . Tiokets | 7 s.kente, Reasoe tebe Sree oe ar epee at half past 6, Ne Bailing soi. o OF. L J Lites, No, 15. 00 MON Particularsin future ady dec 97 att for’ benefit Ru DAY. January isth, ectinement, de2-Lm* The Young Debater, London, Greenbank’s British Orator, London, Plumptree’s Oxford Lectures on Elocutios, Loudon, Macau- lay’s Beeeckes,2vola Cnshing’s Manual Jeffer- fon.8 Manuel, Annals of British Legisiation, Lon- den, AEE ¥ ries iaty: Practice, London. Caecs tS atiamentary M4 FiaNOK TAYEOR, JOR SAL Apairofbeautiful well matched; one five, ¥ years old; one sorrel saddle horse, eight BUGGY and one CARRIAGE, new. Apply at the stable on G st., between 4 12th, nov l9 Im* <UTLER TENTS—Good second hand SUTLE STENTS tieareon hued Seansa tents mane to order ty BAR: & 80. 35 Lith street, Biley’s Wharf, nov 29-iin O48 WOOD FOR SALE—Not far from the city, 20 cords of well-sseanned OAK WOOD. For | terms inquire at SIBLBY & GUY'S, de 2- 322 D street. ‘PO THE UNFORTUNATE. | A Certain S:feand Speedy Oure, infrom § to 7 1 ays. of either diseas No psy unlesscared. Call | at 113 Peon yivxniaavenus, west, Usethe Amer- | icat Specific or Blood Parifier, dec 2s-2W GASTIER'S R&3ITAUKANT.— Having resumed | K my former busines of rerviug Bal s | Parties. Dinnera, Weddings, &c turn ms thanke to my former friends and the public gererally for their past pate: beg scentinuance of the same, 28 I am fa pared to serve them at the test with the ctaout care, 252 Penos,lvania 5 P 8.—Orders received for diehes for all parte of the city. dec 27 im 486 PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. 4Q¢ A few choice PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS appropriate for presents; a's0, @ beautiful assort ™ r f by icture Framfs. Gor J. MARERI erms cash, No 4™6 7% a@cai7tif 8 doors above Odd Pell, PLHASANTLY ovels and other 1 red ent te d plagabses {with eres! reda emen jowdle wi Peon e's Oircolating Library, 280 Kiskwcod House, bet, 1th wad 17th strests,, dec Wh en UTIBR'S RES FAURANT, Senators and mombers of ©. gern, who int 04 residing in thissaity tet ent hh ta be omy. rtained. c. 262 Peanayae ey, de 2-im hands high; black legs, mane and heavy black tail; froma flight irritation had rubbed the hair off from aamall spot under left nostril. Iwill give $00 for the recovery of the horse and $50 for the detection and conviction of tbe thief, or $59 for either aa above separately, or $100 for the horse if captured out of the District. ~St* BR. A, PHILLIPS CEE $20 BEWARD.—Lort, « large Bay HORSE, ¥hite face, out of my stable, 23d street, t : vere srne MARTIN CONNER. dec 29 3t* STRAYED FROM THB SUBSCRIBER, on th LS ared DURHAM COW, short ts white spot between the horns. raround berneck. <A liberal rewa: Bill be pela for pee return to me, or information v er recovery. ee OEWILLIAM 8, MATTHEWS, _ de 29-lw* 9 High street, Georzetow L° «8 -stona -4 crest, and initials "G@ G.’' engraved init. The finder wil’ be liberally rewarded by returning the same to 297 F st. d 2-3t* § REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on the night of the 25th instapt,a bob-tail and white face ith a piece off of the hera white flank and red side Any one returning ber to TIMOTHY O'BRIAN, alley between 2d and 34 and F and streets, will receive the above reward, de 23-3t* O8T—Thuraday morpiag. December 22d, 1861.0 4 pait of small screw cutting STUCK Sand DI théy have H. C. Griffith stamped on them: in going from 21st and I streets, to 17th and Fatreeta The finder will receive a liberal reward by leaving them with thewatchman at Winter's Builiing, corner of th and F sts., or at the Btar Office. ds 28-3t* ANIA ROUTE TOTHE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. On and after December 25, trains will leave B: timore from North Calvert Station, as follows Fast Mail at......-.-.. a4 Harrisburg Accommodation Briv avd Pittsburgh Pittsburg and Blmir: THE 6.15 A, M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON Connects with the 9 20 A M_ train from Bal‘imore for Fittebareh and the Wert and for Eimira, juffale, chester, D: irk. Canan- daigua, aud Niagara Palls, and for New York City. THE 4 30 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON Connects with the 8P. M. train from Baltimore for Pittsburg snd Erie. THE 6.45 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON Connects with the 1( P. M. Express from Baiti- more ard rans through to Pitteburgh and Elmira, withont chacae of cara. copnec‘'ing at Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, Chicago, and 8t Louia and at Elmira. for Buffalo, Rocheste: id THROU: N SUNDAY, one Leavy Mah TE Dos at3 o'clock P.M. SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TBAINS, Sovprens’ Tioxers a? GoversMest Rares, LOW FABRE AND QUIOK TIME. S7-For Tickets and any information ely at the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Reute, corner Pennéylvaria avenue and Sixth street. uniter National Hotel. and Depot House. No. 463 C at., near New Jerse: fasnicgton. Fea He OU BARRY @uperintendeotN GO. R.R, P Rad Ticket Agest assenger ani icke’ meat. INO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent, corner Gih street and Pa. ave. dec 49 tf pee SALOON FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Over Kidwell & Son's New Drug Store, Pennayl- vania av., near the corner of fourteenth at. MEALR fursished at all hours of the day, and until after the theatres close at night, RF The best of WINES supplied to guests. de 2-1m* F. W.TEKULON, Proprietor. YY l0T0R BECKER, FIANO TUNER AND REPAIRES, FRR Has resumed his business.and will. as uenal, at- tend promptly to orders left fur him at the follow- aces. psey & O'Toole, engravers, 326 Pennsylva nia avenue, between Ith and Atth ats . CO, Reichenbach’s Piano Warerooms, 49% llth street, bear Pennsylvania ave. James 0. MoGuire & Co.. auctioneers, corner of Penns. lvania avenue and lth st. V. BECKER was connected during the last ten ears with the piano establishmentof Mr. John F. lis and known as tuner for Chickoring & Bona, The following persons have kiodly given iheir Dames as references isters of the Academy of the Visitation of Georg-town Profs. J. P. Caul- field, Ben). Reias, F. R. Kley, Miss Juliana May. de 27 Im*, Butt=s AND EGGS. Inst received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Market House, Louisiana avenue, Ith and Ith streets. 10 Grkina of BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- tion” «f Ohio 50 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER. 1(0 barrels prime Maryland ané Delaware EGGS, JO4N ¢ARRELL. dec % T° THE LADIBS —Ladies want'ng Hair Work of apy description, such as Curis. Braids, Wigs, Water Falls. &c.. will find it to their ad- vantages to calland examine my stock before pur- chasing, [tislarge.made in the vory best man- ner. and sold at the lowest prices, All orders romptly attended to. Gentlemen's Wigs and Jupees equal to any in this country gr Buraps. dec 24-1m 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east of Calvert, | i bee OF METROPOLITAN POLICE, Dikice af Superiniendint, 483 ch strect west, ‘ast ington. Dee. 23. W64. The attention of persons using ** Potomac Wa- ter” is hereby called to an entitled “An act regulativg the distribution of Potom: Ubrougbout the city of Washington,” approved June 7d, 1859. and particclarl: to the s5th section of eaid act; and also to an act approved August 4th, 1859. ext led **Anact regulating the use of pave- ment or street -washers, and for other purposes.” The provisions of the abovenamed acts will be rigidly enforced hereafter. de% Iw A. C. RIOHARDS, Sap't. J BEOPENED. BOOTS AND BBOSSI! L. HEILBRUN & 00., 506 7th st., under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Havirg reopened our Store again, we wi'l «all tremerdons low prices. to ranke up for lost time Ladies’, Misses’, Gentlemens’, Boys’, Ohildrens’ LOOTS AND SHOES cheaper than avy otcer place in the city at L, HEILBRUN & CO.'3, 606 Seventh street, _6e 22-6t* under aa Fellows’ Hall. G ENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING! LATES? &TYLES! BEST QUALITY OF GOODS! PRICES LOW! ‘We offer the largest assortment in this city of GENTLMEN'S Dit'Ess s0ITs. BUSINESS SUITS, OVEROOATS, FINE SHIRTS, UNDBREHIRTS, = DEAWERS AND © FURNISHING GOODS of all styles aud qualities, which we will setiat the loess rates. WALL, STEPHENS & CO, 322 Pean. syenue, Between 9th avd lth etrests, de Bw (Int. & Ohron.] Te? FAMILIES, CABINST cb ati tt Nae " AND UNItED#T ars anu OFrioaRet The undersigord announee that they Rave an hand « very Inree and chuice smtection af the va- tious kings of Old Sock WINS and LEQUOs, Dot excedied in the United States, Tus ase con- i ft so 4 SNA hotties of 1 i isa'tin ayaueht, to which ewaat of thule te! qviring such t tree Beall before irc ouag Sieebere: | By OLOMELN EIA GO vit 5 ‘en ne bed No, 411 8 GO" moneda SACOND EDITION 4 O'CLOCK P. M. = GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Jay Cooke & Ce. farnish the follewing quo- tations of Government securities: Wasxineton, Dec. 30. 1864. Buying. Selling | 0.8. 6's Coupon 1831 1S 1's | U.S. 6’ registered, 158 ll J U.S. 5-208 .......000 Lh 1 One Year Certificate: - BX, New Yorg—Frirst Beare. | Eighty-ones, 116: 5-20's, 103%; 10-40's, 102; | rtificates. ¥6%: (told, 225%. INTERCEP ION OF HARDER, The Jatest arrival trom the fleet off Savan- nah reports that hopes were entertained of the interception of Hardee's column in its passaze | across Broad River. Heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of the river when the dispatch boat left, and it was believed that a portion of the enemy would be cut off, even if the entire column was not checked or forced back nearer Sherman's army in his (Hardee's) retreat. Broad River is an arm of the sea between the island of Port Royal and the mainland, across which runs the Charleston and Savannah Railroad. SHIPMENT OF FREIGHT TOCITY POINT. Yesterday we mentioned that an o-der had been issued prohibiting the shipping of pur- veyors’ and Sutlers’ goods on the mail boats to City Poiut. This order includes express freight, except when in small quantities, Hereafter special boats will be detailed for the shipment of freight, and the regular boats will be devoted to the exclusive use of the mails and passengers. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS, Lieut. Colonel Multord, U.S. Commissioner for the exchange of prisoners, leaves next week with new propositions to the rebel authorities for the exchange of all Union men nowin their hands. oe 1 974 NAVY YARD, The steamer Bat, (@ captured blockade-run- ner,) Bow in service, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon from Hampton Koads, for a foremast, to replace one lost on her passage from Boston, where she had been condemned and fitted out. She is under the command ef Lieut. Hawley, who had receatly had charge of the receiving ship Ohio, in Bos- ton harbor. The Saco, a fourth-class vessel, also arrived at the Yard yesterday from Hampton Roads, and will probably remain some time, as we hear that it is in contemptation to subject her machinery to a number of experiments, and also to repair her boilers, some of which are out of order. The Saco was built at the Charlestown (Mass) Yard, and launched in August, 1863. Her engines were built by the Conliss Steam Engine Uo., of Providence, R. 1 and are horizontal, direct-acting engines. of 23 inch cylinder. She has fourteen cylindrical boilers, which it was claimed ceuld make their own fresh water; but thus far, we hear, they bave not worked as well as could be desired, and in consequence the vessel has seen but little sea service, and the state of the boilers rendered it necessary that she should be sent here. The following is a list of toe officers:— Lieut. Commander J.G.Walker, commanding; Acting Master W. F. Hunt, Executive Officer; Ist Assistant Surgeon, A. Matherson; Acting Ensigns, O. T. Wixon, W. H. Potter, A. H. Ostrander, T. J. Rollins; A Paymaster, C. H. Hill; 1st Assistant Engineer. A. W. Harris; 2d Assistant Engineers, J. P. Cloyd, J. A. Crouthers; 3d Assistant Engineers, W. H. Woodward, W. J. Barron. REBEL OFFICERS COMING IN, The wholesale desertions from the rebe, army is not confined entirely to the rank and file, and of late rebel officers frequently come into our lines. Among a batch of one hundred deserters brought to this city yesterday, was Lieut. R. Redwood, of the 43d Alabama, who enme within the lines of the Army of the James with asquad of men belonging to his command. Heretofore these deserters have rincipally been confined to Virginia and North Osrolina regiments, but since Sher- man’s suceessfol movements through the heart of the rebellious States, they extend to Georgia | explosion; and then, what next? Remeins of Mr. Dayton. New York, Dec. 30.—The steamer Lafayett, from Hayre on the 14th, has arrived, and brings the remains of Minister Dayton. New York Steck Market—First Board. [By the People’s Lime—-O Mice 511 Nintu street) New York, Dec. 30.—U. S. 1551, coupen 6’s, 116%; U.S. §20's, 1094; Certificates of Laded: edness, 96%; Gold, 228;N. Y. Oentral, i13 Erie, 92% ; Hudson River, 1113, Reading, 111 Michigan Central, 174; Michigan Southern, 70%; Illinois Central, 3; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9 ¥: Onmberland Coal Preferred, 43%: Cleveland and Toledo, 109: Chicago and Obien, ——; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica- go, —-: Alton and Terra Hante, —; Chicago and Northwestern, 10¥; Quicksilver, l4y. NEWS FROM RICHMOND PAPERS. Sa The Rebels Learn that Dutch Gap Canal is nearly Cempleted—Street Rumor has Col. Mosby Killed. Dutch Gap Canal. From the Richmond Sertinel, Dec. 27.) e learn that the famous Dutch Gap canal, for which the world has been waiting for some months, approaches completion. The diggers lefi at the upper end of the cut to keep out the mnver. This they are reducing to the water's edge. We presume the same is being done at the lower dyke. This done, the remaining ortions are to be blowa out with gunpowder. Berore many days we may expect to hear the Not mach, we think. It isthe opinion of many that the enemy designs the removal of the seat of war, so faras its principal operations are concerned, further south. Col. Mesby Reported Killed. It was reported on the streets yesterday that the daring and distinguished guerrilla chief, Jol. John S. Mosby, had been killed by the en- emy. The story was that he had been sur- rounded while dining &t the house of a friend in Culpeper, and ordered to surrender; that he drew his pistol and fired upon the enemy, when he was shot dead. Buta telegram from Fredericksburg, dated the 26th, was received yesterday morning, } which contradicted the report of his dexth, stating that he had been shot, but nct mortally wounded, and was in the hands of his friends. The question of his condition is, hawever, not yet definitely ascertained.—Kichmon® Dispatch, Dec, 27. The Wounding of Mosby. It was reported last evening that Colonel Mosby had been very seriously wounded in an encounter with theenemy in Prince Wil- liam county. He is said to have been shot througn the body. We conld obtain no particulars of the affair; but as araiding party of the enemy, composed of whites and negroes, were in Dumfries on Wednesday, it is probable that Mosby encoun- tered them on their return to Alexandria. At Dumfries the raiders captured privates Jeff. Harding, Wm. Gray and Wm. Brawner, of the 49th Virginia Iufantry.—E£zaminer, Dec. Bth. LOCAL NEWS. eee, THE TRIAL oF Cor. NorTH.eThe case of Col. Samuel North et al was resumed this morning at 11 o'clock, at the U. S. Military | Commiasion rooms on F street, of which Major General Donbleday is President, and Col. John A. Foster is Judge Advocate. F. W. Moffatt, Acting Assistant Teller in the U.S. Treasury; Jerome Brown, Jr.,and James H. Keyes, of Otsego county, N. Y.. testified to the good character of the accused, and the Iast- pamea testified that the business of the office of the New York State Agent (Col. North) was properly transacted, as far as he could ob- serve while he was there as a clerk. s Colonel T. Ingraham was recailed, and he showed the order of the President, from C. A. Dana, Assistant Secretary of War, for the ar- Test of Messrs North, Conn and Jones, and showed that Mecers. North and Cohn were ar- rested and committed to the Old Vapitol on the 2=th day of October, 1864. At this juncture the court took a recess, a THE Cask OF NorMAN L. Kine, was taken Up to-day at the Military Commission on F street, who is charged with baving left the Union lines in July last, (when the rebel forces Were threatening Washington, ) and joining the so-called Confederate army, and fighting against the Union forces then defending this ely. he then being subject to draf: in this city. he couneel for the accused produced a depo- sition made by Joseph H. Bradley, jr., before Judge Advocate Foster, on the 20th of Decem- ber, (yesterday,) which shows that the accused was in an almost frantic state of mind while at the bouse of Mr. Ventre. A deposition made by Mr. Alvin Centre and wife, on the 13th of September, 1561, before a clerk in the office of Judge Advocate Holt, was sae and Alabama regiments, of which large num- bers bave come within our lines in the past two weeks. New Map from CALIFORNIA.—A complete map of California and Nevada, embracing all the surveys in that district, was received at the Land office from San Francisco yesterday. ‘This is the most comprehensive map of the Pacific slopes yet published. An Opp Way or Empine One's Lirrk.—An evening cotemporury says that Mosby has “fis ally ended his miserable life by dying.” PERSONAL.—Gen. Solger, Minister from Oo- lompie. S. A., and EF. Lapota, secretary do. are at Willards’. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. - a eats FROM GENERAL THOMAS. The Report that Hoed Crossed the Tennes- see Contradicted—Th reperted te tacked, Routed, and Captured ’s fragmentary Army. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 36.—A special dispatch to the Bulletin dated Nashville, December 30, says: The statement that Hood had crossed the Ternessee river is doubtless untrue. The very latest news from the front is that yesterday, while Thomas was pushing Hood on the river bank, he was trying to lay his. pontoons, but contd not make any progress, as our gunboats were shelling his working party, Gen. Steadmanreached Decatur with a large force on the 2ith, and is also threatening Hood. There is & rumor this morning that Thomas has attacked, routed, and captured most of Hood’s fragmentary army, but this needs con- firmation. FROM NEW ORLEANS. The Steamship North America Sprang a Leak and Foundered—Sixty-two Persons were Saved, and One Hundred and Nine- ty seven Lost. NEw York, Dec. 30.—The steamer Arago arrived last night. Off Egg Harbor she fell in with the bark Mary E. Libbey, of Portland and took from ber Captain Marehman, of the steamsbip North America, which foundered at sea, and forty-seven of his passengers, officers, and crew. The North Ameriea left New Orleans on the 16th of December with 203 sick soldiers, twelve cabin passengers, and a crew of forty-four men. Shesprung a leak on the 22d, at 2 p. m., and spoke the bark Mary E. Libbey. which promised to stay and receive everybody on boardif necessary. Athalf-pasttwothe water put the fires ont. The boats got ready at half- past three and started—the first boat with the chief engineer and all the Iady passengers. Six boat loads were got aboard. The seventh boat left at dark, with Purser Pellitand eight men, who are supposed t lost, as they never reached the bark. he eighth and Jast boat, with the Captain, and first and second officers, and eight mon, left the North American at 7.30 p. m.,and were hoisted aboard the bark at 9 p. m.. it being impossible to returr to the steamer that night The bark made sail and proceeded toward | the steamer. Her lights were ailin sight, dis- | tant about six miies. Abontta.m, the liztts disappeared suddenly, and the steamer it fs supposed sunk. At daylight nothing was io sigbt, excepting the water casks. The bark made sail and cruised all ronnd until noon, when she proceeded on her conrge. Sixty-two persons were saved, and one bua- dred and ninety-seven lost Among the lost are Colonel Tanderson and Lientenant Colonel Horn. The following are among the saved :—“ra. E, Ransom Sanborn, Miss Millie Fowler, Vises Mary Geary, Mrs. J. T. Smith, Mary Weich, stewardess, colored infantry; @. M Wilson, hospital steward, U.S A; W.P. Dinsmore, U. S.N.; E. Melntosh, U. S N.;,and fourteen pri- vates, sud fofty-two officers, and crew of the North America. The Terrible Marine Disaster, Lewes, Det, Dec. 23.—The brig Elien P. Stewart, from the coast of Texas, for Philadet- phia, and a bark, name not asc-riained, ate at the break water thie afternoon. Captain Caine, of the Allen P. Steuart, re- ports having fallen in with and saved sixty Persons from the atermephip North American, from New Orleaus for New York, which sank during the heavy northwest gale, on the 32d inst., in latitude 31 deg: 10 mim. lasgitude 73 Geg. 40 min. carrying down with her 190 pas- Jaepgers, the principal part ot whom were sol: Giére and ail the crew, But two escaped. Tread in court, which stated that the accused was in citizens’ dreas, and without erms and accoutrements. One witness remains to be cross-examined, who is out of the city. —_—_,_— CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday. Sophia Duckett was found guilty of larceny, and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. This morning, Charles Coomes, convicted yesterday of assault and battery in two cases, was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 in one case, and #15 in another, In the case of Arthur Bradley indicted for an assault with intent te kill, a nolle pros. was entered. Hugh Downey was found guilty of an as- sault, and sentenced to pay a fine of #25, Ellen Wolfe, alias Ellen Dean, alias Ellen Reynolds, indicted in two cases for keeping & bawdy-house, submitted her case, and was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 in each cuse. Margaret Mundell, indicted on a like charge, submitted her case, and was fined $250. gee Circuit Court, Chief Justice Cartter.—Yea- terday, the jury in the case of R. R. Crawford agt. H. Addison rendered a verdict, under the instructions of the Court, for defendant. Judge Oariter decided in effect that the man- damus ef the cou:tousting Mr Addison was spent as scon As it had its effect, and did not apply to the salary, the most of which had al- ready been drawn by Addison. The case will go before the court in general term. This morning, the case of E. A. Eliason agt. the Corporation of Georgetown for damages sustained to his property by the change of grade and line of High street is on trial. ee ; ete DearreD MEN.—The cases of the fol- lowing drafted men were disposed of by the Board of Enrollment to-day : uf First Sub- District —E. A. Lilly, accepted. Fourth Sub-District—Arnold Holstein, alien; Arnelins M. Beall, pbysical disability; And’w Hurdle, furnished substitute. Fifth Sub-District—Jas. Lucas, accepted. ees Alfairs in Geergetown. Business is very dull. There are no arrivals or departures registered at the Custom House, apd none by the canal. It is not, however, unusual at this season to seen comparative suspension of the main business of the town, wruue the retail business retains its ordinary vel. THe Urrrrk PoTtomao BLOcKADED.—-We hear, indirectly, from gentlemen living in Maryland, opposite Shepardstown, Va., that persons.are unable to cross the river at that and other points in that vicinity. The letter giving the information does not state the na. ture of the interraption, whether by the icain the river or by military orders. I: effectually prevented the transaction of business bet ween the Maryland and Virginia shores. The re- opening of the routes will give great satisfac- tion to merchants hera, if nct incompatible with the military operations in the Valley, as there is a considerable amount of produce ex- pected from that region. FLouR AND Grain MARKET.—No arrivals or sales of flour or grain are reported. Demand for flour moderate at the quotations yesterday. No sales ef grain, (Quotations nominally, for good red, $2.60; a shade better for choice lots. Rock Island, 103; Milwaukie and Prairie da | Haye shown themselves on the dyke or wall | CLOTHING. R CLOTHING HOUSE IS (BE MOST POPUL AT TH, BROS, & 00.. 40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore, . & OO., Clothiers and Merchant rie BEOB. & 00; Fort Baltimore atroct. Merchant Tailors, Noo West Baltimore st N. B, Goods of sll desor Baltimore, Md. ona at reasonable Wasningtoniacacan Save 0 per eent, by getting their Clothing made MITE, BROS. & CO. 46 West Baltimore street, Th it and st Clothing Housein the eountry te ae SMITH, Rhos. & 0O., 40 West Baltimore # HALL CLOTHING HOUSB, MARIUS West Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md. > Persons in jab iat tae! can save 3 per cent, by | buying their ry TH, BROS. & 0O., “BRITE, Baltimore street, zr Washington customers ean find the best Pete, ‘Glothing to anos Cone se 0 West Baltimore street, The testing Cletatse Monee ed oun offers the finest gtock of Clot! mg in 6 country. , BROS. & CO., Marble Hall, biti BO West Baltimore street, ¢ fail to come to SMITH, BROS. 00. to your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street, bed: ts suited. The place where over ybeay oota mal ey 40 West Baltimore The only house in Baltimore or Washington that sponge all their Goods. int, BROB. & 00 40 West Baltimore street. All Discharged Bolaters in Weshington are isco’ of 1) per cent. he offered a discount of!) PITH, BROB. & 00., 40 West Baltimore street. acharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars en Di i aBuitby buying of are, BROS. & 00. 40 West Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md. It will pay all tocome to Baltimore to buy your : SMITH, BROS & CO., ouorabY. Merchant Tailors end Clothiers, a to SMITH, BROS. & CO, Moonie Hall Clothing. House, 40° West Baltimore stgeet, to get your Fi ona a aso ene: chant Tailors sad Olothiers, ue 40 ‘West Baltimore street, Peg top PANTS, French and Bi A Sree aa ‘AiTin endless varieties at SMITH, BROS. Heuse, Baltimore street, Popular Marble Hall Olething “OLOTHING. GOING !—GOING!—GOING! DOWN THEY GO, AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS., THE GREAT CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON, No. 460 ann 464 BEVENTH STRERT. Orrouirz Pose Orrton, Ald. GOODS SPONGED. find all the Waste you ee LATEST STYLBA TANGLisn, ay AMERIC. WALEING COATS. 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Tuey are mild in their operatiou,acd canzot do harm te the most delicate; certain in correcting al irraga: larities, Painful Menstruation, removing an ob- oc 3-Sm structions, whether from cold or otherwi ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigae, pain in the back and limbs, &c,. disturbed aleogs which arise from iaterruption of nature, DR. ©CHEESEMAN’S PILLS waa the commeéncemeit of a né@w era im the treat- ment of ir egularities and obstructions which have cousigued 80 any to & PREMATURE GRAVE, No female cam erjoy good health aolena Bs regular, ang wben ever an obstruction takes place the wen- eral health begins to idecline. These Pil'sa form the finest preparation ever put forward with IMMB- DIATE aed PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DONT BE DECEIVED. Take this aver itement te i ee Druggist, avd tell bim that you want the EST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI- CINE IN THE WORLD, which is compiised im these Pilts DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS have been a Standard Remedy for ever thirty years, and are the mfost effectual one ever known for ail complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they are invatuable, inducine, with cer- tataty, Fertodical regularity. eee t are known te thousands.who have used them at different pariois throvghout the country, having the eanctioa of some of the most eminent Paystcians in America Frplicit divections, stating when they should not be |. used. with each Bex—the Price One Dollar per Box, or 6 Boxes for $5, containing from 5 tu # Pills. Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from observa- tion, by remitting *o the Proorietors, FOR SALB BY ALL DRUG@!STS, HUTCHINS & HILLYER, Proprietors, dee 10-eoly,a 81 Cedar st., New York. Cease AND ANTHRAOITE COAL, LUMBER, Ac., &o, WILLIAM R. BNOW & OO., 107 Water street. Georgetown, D,O., Have for sale at Wholesale snd retail, 2,000 Tons CUMBERLAND OOAL, 1,000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL, Also, a large amount of very superior Osk Ash and Hickory LUMBER, ef every description. Allof whioh will be gold om reasonable terms. All orders left at our offce or addressed to us through the Post Office will receive prompt attes- tion, WH, B. 8NOW & CO., 107 Water screet, No white off id but little uy hand. Gec8-Im Georgetown, D. 0. = THE GRADING AND Pay TE BEST AND CHEAPEST CONFESTION- Pre TRE ee NORTH PROM PlPPer Oy hhY, is the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED | SPREET WEST TO FUCRTEENTH STREET CORN; the best, healthiest luxary of the kind, EST. Macufsctured wholewle and retail, All orders PRCPOSALS will he received at the Mayor's Of- tor supplying fiirs, stor s, sutlers and families, | fceunt'l 2m..on Veiday. the 3°%th instant, tor feo Ao. mnet be sent in one day previous No. | the purpose of grading aud paving F street north, 8 rect, near Jith'street, Call and see it. ORTRY OF THE AGE OF FABLE, coliected hy Thos, Bulfinch; The Awerican Hoyle; Pearls from Heine, illustrated; Stemolr of Alice B. Hevea, ieo;) Trall’s Hygienic Pract Young by Fitz Greene Halleck; Phe Pepetaal Quite Alone, by George Angustas Sala; | ns’ Christmas Story—" Mrs. Lirrip2:’s Lag ” Dissertations .and Discussions, by Joha earnest FRANOK TAYLOR, NEW YEAn's CALLE. NEW YEAR'S CALLS. NAW YRAR’3 CALLS, Hvery per‘onmaking New Year's Galls will please nat fail but call on } P,J, BELLEW & 00,, G10 7th strect, and partake of the rich hospitable treat of exam- ining the 5.00 Plain and Goloréd’ Pictures. Just reevived copies of nearly every Paintiog and Ea from 5th e:reet west to lith streot wast, with ilar to thoseused in pavin, itimore altimoracity.)not ever or less than inches in diameter, and 7 inches dees, er with Cobble tone, not more thsn 6 or less than € eee in diameter, whichever the Mayor may rect. Biddere will state the price por square yard for each material separa‘ely,and ‘per oubic yard tor grading; the prving to be Init ia a be pure gravel 12incheain depth, and the street well wet betore being rammed three times, once With a 98 | pound rammer, an 50 pond ram- mer and then co Pp grivel the whole to he finished to the cntire satisfaction of the Cemmiesionera Of the Secoad, Third snd Fourth Wards, snd the Aas: it Commissioners, ee ee RICHARD WALLAGH, Mayor, Matzuaw G. Ex: Cuas. #. Woop HORSES ae % f i i be sed at Gies! terket, till DROEMBE $1. graving ever ppblished. from the beautiful oil Borsen will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry colored Carte Visite style to the finest Imperial | Mocre. a. Mf Te pt ply lore pe fine published was Price af Oavaity Horees $175 « a, We rut the pric#o low that thay come within Prices one ra e eisvece the reseh of all—from 16 cta. 60 $5 60, Paymen' it wi Se mode Feri! and * ‘The store wu psaitively bs @los0f 4t Lp, m. on + =" “Qoionel in charge First Diri-ion, Monday, 2d January, a50-3t doo2-27t Quartermaster General's See,