Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1865, Page 2

ee \§ The Wilming! Failure, IERS f THE EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, ro tenittOR eRe Tribane} PERSONAL. WANTS. oa letter of curspecial correspondent gives ; ut SN ANT 5 W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. LATEST FROM ENGLAND, an account of the Wilmington operations con- | IV[%,2QHN W. HOFFMAN. Priacipatot Olinton | WV MOOS and SIATING ADOM’ wits BOARD The Steamer New York Arrived—The | siderably more readable and intelligent than | sgo,in receiving sluable Sresent {rom his ‘augh forone. Address A. J, Boat this offos js 2-2t* President's Message received there on | yesterday's despatch from Admiral Porter. It | loved students,wh h he highly esteems on account TANTED rea - BR WASHINGTON CITY: the ith ultimo The Leadon Times | is clear that the prolonged uavel bommard, | of the maciiceme sgn tea erro on acooant ) or DAUGHT EI ra tiers AN ieee Lyte Wannae JANUARY 2, 1865. | Thinks it Affords the Federa Ment failed to impair, to any extent, the | Mr. H. is en in instructing day and night, | ascistin the household duties ef a small family. seeeeeseseones zStese Encouragem nt—its Views in strength ot Fort Fisher. General Weitzel’s | Gnaeteect?, ene) Setarasy nignte excepted.) and Apply at 533 Ith st, between Mand Ne ja zt 2" t t rei the reconnoissance having disclosed that fact, | ; i —Byr a THE PRESIDENT’S NEW YEAR RECEPTION. | the United States. there remained nothing for the land force to Musee arian eee more er aiget Waa. wEITUATION So ee 1a In accordance with the time-honored cus- | New York, Jan. 2—The steamer New York | Attempt; it being admitted in the outset that a | tion will do well to enter at once. Boch schools | sewing or chamberwork. Seven years’ refereac? tom, the Preaident held kis New Year recep- land force alone would not be competent to | Will resume their exercises the frst Thurad. ifrequired. Please address Box 6, Star office. j2 2t* tion to-day, and we do not remember of ever having seen a larger crowd in attendance upon Sny similar cceasion. Twelve o'clock was the hour designate for the reception of the foreign ministers and mem- bers of the Cabinet; but twenty minutes before that time they began to arrive, and the first to | @nter the mansion was Mr. Alfred Berghmans Secretary of the Belginm Legation, and sev- | eral attachees of the same, followed by Senor Miguel Maria Lisboa, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministar Plenipotentiamof Brazil, ac- companied by his secretaries, These parties were ushered into the Red | room, and at i2o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln | made their appearance in the “Bine"” or “Oval” room, when the other Diplomatic Corps and Oabinet officers began to arrive The Diplomatic Corps was fully represented, Bnd also the Cabinet, Secretaries Seward. Stanton, Welles. Fessenden, Usher, Postmas- ter General Dennison, and Attorney General Speed being present, all of whom were ac. | companied by members of their familles. About 12 o'clock the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States and of the Court of .. Cisims, and the Supreme court of the Dis- « ‘trict of Columbia, were ushered in, among whom were Justices Wayne, Olifford, Grier, and Nelson; and Judges Cartter, Fisher, and Wiley. Mr. Fex, Assistant Secretary of the | avy; Mr. Harrington, Assistant Secretary of | the Treasury; Mayor Wallach, and District Attorney Carrington, together with a large | mumber of other distinguished parties, were | also received by Mr.and Mrs. Lincoln at this hour, The officers of the Army, heaced by General ‘Townsend, and of the Navy, headed by Admi- ral Smith, having previously formed in line at | the War and Navy Departments, filed into the | President's house at about twenty minutes of | Je'clock. Prominent among the Army officers was Gen. Ben. F. Butler, commander of the | Army of the Jnmes; and General Banks, Dou- bleday, Auger, Hitchcock, Casey, Fessenden, Rucker, Terry; Col. Ingraham, Provost Mar- shal General Defences north of the Potomac, and Col. Taylor ana Major Raymond, of Gen, Auger'’s stait. After the officers of the army and navy had been received by the President, the gates tothe enclosures were thrown open, when a general | rush was made by those eager to gain admit- tance to the mansion. Marshal Lamon introduced the. visitors to the President, while Commissioner French presented them to Mrs. Lincoln. The Presi- dent received all with the greatest cordiality, | and took each individual by the hand. The | crowd, afier passing through the Red, Blue, | Green and East Rooms, emerged from the maasion through one of the side windows, over | a eubstantial wooden platform leading to the | portico. i The Marine Band, under Scala, was sta- tioned in one of the ante-rooms, and discoursed excellent music during the reception hours, In order to prevent the handsome carpets of | * the Mansion from being soiled by the mud and | dirt brought in by the crowd, canyas was sprea@® over them. Tne police arrangements for the occasion were admirable, and refiect great credit upon | Superintendent Richards, who was present in person. The detail consisted of thirty-two en, under Sergeant Cronin, of the Fourth ard, who had them well posted throughout the building, co as to direct parties in which direction to move, and prevent crowding and jostling after the crowd had gained admit- tance. At half-past two o'clock the jam was terri- ble, aad many pressed so determinedly to gain Admittance that several ladies and children ‘were nearly suffocated, and in some instances | ladies and children were raised above the | crowd by their male protectors in order to shield | | { ; Meant to be permanent. from Southampton, on the 2ist of December, has arrived President Lincoln's message was received in England on the iSth ult. The Times says the message contains little from which the Federals can derive encour- agement or consolation, The Government's position, military and financial, is rapidly growing worse. The message effectually des- troys peace expectations. The Times thinks the North does not possess the power of confiscating property. The mere strongest possible motive to resist to the last extremity. The Secretary of tne Treasury’s Teport of the Federal finances is even more discouraging than the military intelligence. This conclusion is unavoidable. The situation, even as depicted in the message and accompa- nying report, financial and military, renders it the most uncomfortable address ever read to an American House of Representatives. Brit- ish neutrality has been maintained so well that there is only one point in the message which concerns England directly. The resolution to place an additional force on the Great Lakes is not to be complained of. We hope Canadians will take measures to Trevent Canada from being made the basis of cursions into a friendly State, if by placing gunboats on the lakes, these enterprises can beimpeded. President Lincoln will only be engaged in an object in which the British au- thorities will be bound to assist him, but we sincerely trust that this increase of force is not We cannot conceive the necessity that occasional forays of a few adventurers should be bronght in connection with the question of continuing or modifying rights of transit from Oanada through the United States, as well as the regulation of im- ports, which was temporarily established by the reciprocity treaty of 1554. The Asia's news had no effect on the mar- kets. The Confederate loan was from 61a(3. Congols §95;as9y. United States five-twenties declined 3, and Erie paid up shares de- clined x. The British Parliament will reassembie on the 9th ot February. THE EXPEDITION TO POLLARD A BRILLIANT SUCCESS, The Enemy Defeated by our Colored in- fantry. Carro, Jan. 2.—By an arrival from New Or- leans, itis ascertained that the expedition to Pollard was highly successful in the destruc- tion of rebel property. On the return the ex- pedition were met at Little Escumbia by the enemy, when the colored infantry made a suc- cessful charge. A second attaek was also re- pulsed, when the rebels scattered through the woods with heavy loss. The expedition wis not again molested. Ourtotal loss during the expedition is estimated at seventy-five Killed and wounded. A New Rebel Pirate on the Atlzntic, New YORK, Jan. 2._The new rebel pirate Seaking, name changed to the Shenandoah, is reported to be actively at work on the Atlantic Captain H f the brig S ‘aptain Hansen, o: i@ brig Susan, re the destruction of his vessel, and also thatthe barks Flenaand E. G. Godtrey, and schooner Charter Oak, and ship Kate Prince, were cap- | tured and landed. She conveyed the officers | and men captured to Bahia, Brazil. The Susan was captured on the 1th of November, north latitude, 4.30; west longitude, 26 10. The Shenandoab caaries four 6: '-pounders, smooth bore guns, two 32-pounder Tilles, and two 12-poundcr smooth bores. ——<0e > ____ FEMALES SENT SOUTH.—On S aturday las Major Gen. Wallace received from Gen. Sheri- dan a request that he would arrest two ladies who had passed through his lines from the South, and had located in Baltimore. Colonel Woolley, upon receiving orders from General Wallace, detailed one of his detectives, and in ashort time the parties werearrested. One of them, Mrs. Carroli, was arrested at the resi- dence of a relative, Col. Chas. Carroly. No. 16 Mount Vernon Place, and the other, Miss Sel- don, Was arrested at the residence of Mr. Tay- lor, Ne 163St. Paul street. It is stated that | the two ladies had tried to come to Faltimore by permission of Gen Sheridan, aud tnat this being refused, they succeeded in getting here without permission. They are both wellknown in the fashionable circles of this city. Mrs. Carroll, itis stated, is but lately marrieg. and returned to this city on account of failing meaith. Both of the ladies were sent up to them trom the pressure. One lady reached the’! door in sueh a& dilapidated condition, (her bon- i net being smashed and her shawl torn nearly | 1m twain,) that she ssid she would not go into | the presence of Mr. Lincoln in that condition, and she inguired the nearest way out. One man, who was determined to see the President, | come what might, had the tail of hislongcloak | well fastened between four or five men in his | rear, and concluded to leave the garment be- Bind, unlooping it from his neck, and made the i best of his way in. The police did their pect to prevent crowding, but the pressure was too much for them. NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS. The old-time custom of receiving friends on New Year's has been more generally observed to-day than for many years past. The mem. bers of the Cabinet received as usual at their several places of residence, and the observance | of the day was maintained with spirit by | mumerous private citizens. Mayor Wallach dispensed his usual elegant hospitalities at his residence, on Louisiana ayenue and his honse | was thronged with visitors for many hours. | ‘The City Councils paid their respects to him in a body, and we noticed there were many dis. tinguished Government officials, army and mavy Officers, and persons of note in private jife. Asbury Lloyd, Esq., President of the Board of Common Uouncil, received a throng of friends at his house on E street, as did Mr. Alesander R. Shepherd at his handsome resi- dence on 10th street. Mr. William Wall, 10th street, also hada host of visitors at his bountifully spread tables, as did Mr. Thomas A. Stephens, ith street, of the city councils, and of the same firm. Mr. Lewis Clephane received in his usual hospitable style at his residence on G atreet. Postmaster Bowen also was largely visited by bis many friends and the Levy Court, of which he is a member, paid their respects to him in a body. District Attorney Carrington, M street, and Mr. 5S. W. Owen, 1th street, also dispensed , generous hospitalities on the occasion. | FRUM THE FRONT. A Furious Assault on a Picket Post. | Information from the Army of the Potomac | to the evening of Saturday, is as follows: | About daylight this morning our pickets on | that portion of the front line between Forts Howard and Wadsworth, now occupied by the ist and 3d brigades of the ist corps, were sur- prised by about three hundred rebels, who cbarged upon them without any previous warning, and drove them back within the in- trencbments, killing two, wounding three, and capturing thirty-five. The rebels then gathered the blankets, knap- sacks, ete. which our men left at the picket posts, and retired to their own lines, without losing @ man. The attack was so entirely unexpected, and the affair so quickly ever, that the officers of our picket guard had not time to even give orders to the men, with a to resistance, until they Dad fallen back peu the iptrenchments. ‘The assault was of the most furlous charac- ter. The enemy charging with terrific yells, and firing rapidly as they advanced, very patorally nda the belief that it was fu at- tack in force. The scattering fire “jainiained by our pickets during thelr ~ BES ES a setreat was inetfec- rg oar ehew’ 7d not remain longenough or hoe - Vehind the entrenchments to be arouse 4 “thing further of interest has occurred here fora few oays past. The weather ¢ontiines extremely disagreeable. To-night we are hav- | ing a fall of snow, which, however, meits | nearly as fast as it descends. | Dot mortal; that he is still living, and will re- | edy. « But” itsays, ‘afterall everything de- | in that region to facilitate the escape of these Harper’s Ferry under guard, to the headquar- ters of Gen. Sheridan, who has the disposition of their ease.—Hallimore Sun. if Richmond papers of the 25th nit. say that the guerrilla chief Mosby's wonnd was cover. The rebel House ot Representatives has adopted a resolution inquiring of Jeff. Davis whether it is true, as generally understood, that his Secretary of War, or any other mem- ber of his cabinet, has been issuing passes to leave the country to young men who haye no desire tobe ‘‘in at the death” of the Oonfed- eracy, On their arrival at fighting age. The Richmond Whig, after acknowledging very irankly that the Wonfederacy is now under saveral strata of clouds, consoles itself by the reffection that no calamity is witheut its rem. pends upon the people. If they are determined to submit, there is nothing more to be said.” The Richmond Examiner of the 2%th says that the exchange of prisonersis about to be re- sumed at Wilmington. #7 An expedition, composed of four compa- nies of cavalry and three hundred colored in- fantry, recently left James river and proceed- ed up the Chesapeake bay end the Potomac, and, after landing. passed rapidiy through tha counties of Westmoreland and Northamber- land and Lancaster. Virginia. for the purpose of arresting bounty jumpers and deserters trom the Union army. and breaking up arrange- ments which the Rebels had in working order scoundrels. Theexpedition was yery success- | ful, over fitty deserters and a number of Rabel guerrillas being captured, and several of their haunts being broken up. {o- The Alexandria (Va.) Journal, of Sat- urcay, says that it learns “from persons who se mto bave been informed in regard tothe | secrets of the Secession leaders, that a plan threat of confiscating gives the South the | 161 West assail the fort. dec 31-3t* January, 1868, at the usual place, No Admiral Porter intimates his opinion that 2 f ; TTENTION CARPENTERS.— Wasted imae- street. Georgetown, D.C A di On active MEN rio rough earpeD- where Weitzel's skirmish Ime could go, the Ts I8 TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE AU- Gtod wages will be paid to auch. main body might have followed, and the fort thorized no persen, excepting my daughter, T.T. FOWLER, have been taken. Bat the situation was not putea Fe Oral to) rent, Lease, or ocherwise Erana: | Tenth strgt whe! a t . such a8 he represents it. No doubt a few | fi: Warhington city or Alecandranometye eee oe a eeor thirty | skirmishers entered the work. At the time de 28-6t* MRS. ROBERT ORUIT. rom Boundary street. Prtce $2.0); | | When they mounted the parapet the fire of the | Davy was pouring in with all its intensity, | and by that fire the garrison was kept in the bomb-proof. But Admiral Porter himself tells us that eight or ten of these soldiers—almost AGS A one who entered—were wounded by is fire. ows, from which I am selliog 18 gallons milk per day, two herses, one cart apt harness, four tons bay, growing crops, and t . and all rent paid to September | patticulars address ‘*Dairyman, | ington city, D.C LOST AND FOUND. ee i I EFT AT THIS OFFICE on Saturday night, a 4 BASKET with marketing in it, which the own- | er can have by paying for this advertisement. 7 ANTED—A BABBER immediately, Ioquire it. | _, if then an assaulting colamn had advanced, O8T—AGold BLEEVE BUTTON, lettered M. | Ms at M-TAP ST, tarner ose SS pee | it would have been destroyed by the same fire. | LiThe finder will be suitably rewarded by return: =e HARRIED MAN ENGSOND IN If the fire had been suspended, the garrison | ing the same to F. B. MILLER, Room sorts roonG ‘Departments during the day. is de- Departmen’ | S would instantly have swarmed back into the (| uring the eve- fort from the bomb proofe, and with grapeand sirous of obtainin opying todo, | nings. Address @koucra, General Fost Ofice. | TRAYED OR 8TOI_EN, from the subscriber. on BO! rom the sabeeri canister have probably swept thatgroundover | \) Satarday, the Sist ultimo, aix MILK OOWS, of | City. TILITARY 6 which the column was advancing. Weighin ne following Cescription: One yellow. 0 JUDGES ADVOCATE. S Om these two necessities. General woitzel prow ator Chnrne: tnclniaesayetce cre earth saving TSandens, it Sp sapsosstulir: grsonaten ces | nounced the storming of such a work, insuch | \hite faces; another black. horny, with stat inthe A zone fe "Phonogramhic Shore ‘aoa headamt | circ: mstances, impossible. The first assault on Fort Wagner, in which fell the heroic Shaw, affords an illustration. There also the fire of the fort had been silenced by a preliminary bombardment, and the garri- son driven under contr But when the bom- bardment ceased alld the attacking column moved, it was successfully resisted by the guns of the fort and the musketry fire of its forchead; two red do., and having short horns, turning inwards; the other, and last, a three-year: old, having straight horns. Any information that as liberally rewarded. Ss would Tead to their recovery will be thankfally Riige st., bet veon Mand N ate, north ja 2-3t* $5 New York, desires a SITUATIO. Reporter, Clerk, or Amanuensi hundred and forty (140) worda ceived a liberal education. and can prodnce certid- cates of character and ability. Parties desiring his services will please address “GB. W..”” Ph nographic, care of Andrew J. Grabam, Phoneti Depot, 491 Broadway, New York, dec 31-2 ANTED—An ASSISTANT DRUGGIST Ad- dress L. O. K., Star Office d39-3t* Paoaographic Je can write one minute, has re i received by the owner, (whois.a Poor mad, }aa and 4th and 5th west, im a Street car, on the eve- Ree ae a mith between 7th street west and ning of the 30th, garrison. There is no reason to suppose Fort | the Navy-Yard, a pair of gold frame SPECLA- | VV dress L heal __ 439-3" Fisher would have done worse or Butler's CLES. ‘The finder will rece’ wethe above reward | PRACTICAL WATCHMARER WANTED to troops have fared better. Fisher is a stronger | by leaving them at FRANKLIN & CO.’s, 3st go to Fairfax O.H., Va. For information ap work than Wagner, and no troopscould be | Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th sta. eo ply to 8, @OLDSTEIN, 34 434 st. -3t* in the First Ward, two drawn in favor of ANTED—By a respectable male colored cook braver than the 51th Massachuseits. Lost oer December 2th. MISSOBY NOTES. \ ——— es a BITUATION ina hotel or rea’aurant, one Johs T. Glascoe frem Eliza J heni one for | who can come well di FAIR, TABLEAUX AND CONCRRT—The | #51, and duc om the ith of March, 1853, and one | gnc pmewell recommended, Please address for $74, due on 15th of October, 1865. I forewarn ail persons. fron negotiating: iainotes, aS pay- pnt en sto) on ie Fame. fears SOHN T. GLASCOR. ws Ladies of Calvary Baptist Oharch com- menced their Fair and Tableaux, last evening, at oO Fellows’ Be / ae “air every night for two weeks. Tableau i, prepared with . tats and ox nenee, i a, Will be 1 i Thureday aud Saturday nights of this weok, aud WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A PARTNER with a small capital to zo into a profitable business, Apply at No. 143 Aigh street, Georgetown, D.C WwW 3 S BROUGHT TO THE PREMISES OF THE eabece! ber ven the night of the 22d inst., ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING “ i PINKING AND FLUTING d i Hignday, Wedneniay apd #fideyotaett Week, | oe ee rr eae ilo, “The Swat las, | t0 Be,goto the ony grastieal med fe town, “PEt Finley Hospital Band in attendance. RNGHtAR Con cone ToEWArdy oto cer prrOsTy eane in WM PRINOB, 351 Pater oie aren ast Tiokets to Fair and Tickets to Fair 20 centa. charges, or otherwire he will be sold to pay ex- | 75.000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, Tableaux, 30 cents. Seasomtickets, $1. H. LAMBE is weekly receiving from the designers new and SF Doors open at half past 6, acoardte. | nn. Three Tun staples edatrentet cuits beautiful patterns. Having the onfy machine in Ne Rafling. de3l 6t" Navy Yard, town to make patterns, he isable to meet any op- — ~~ ~; position. Goods stamped while you wait. ok ME TO 601 7TH STREET, on the loth, a HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI8T- CAs, ot harea E 2 out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, rs ai i a litter of pigs, The owner is | _ T ing between the undersigned in the recnonted Raianierfors cae: A prea | Weare rospenaible for every article we stamp, and General Banking Business, No. 58 e hington, D C.. is hereby dis: ed by avenue, Washingto Dues y charges, and take her away. dec 3)-3t* [7 ANTED—A MA’ to do cooking in a small ferences mutual consent. The business will B50 REWARD-Stolen from the village of Bla- V Restaurant. required ‘or nducted by Edward Clark alone. §. densbure, a Black HORSE, three years old, | further i i if 5 e condgiex 2) EDWARD CLARK, | about sixteen hands high, long'mane auc tail, | theParke eon Sealy at No. vith street neat JOHN R BLVANB: Washiveton, Jan. 1. 1864, jan 2-diwkeodiw BW YEAR'S PRESENTS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. A large assortment selected and gotten up ex heavy limbs. I will give the above reward for the delivery of the above named bor »OOMS WANTED—A fair price will be paid fe. R : LEWIS MAGRUDER monthly in advance for a well furnished * ) ROOM and BED-ROOM adjoining by a respectable deeine: st Bladensburg | single gentleman, who desires the comtort of & 1 00 REWARD-Stolen fromthe subscriber's | quiet home and freedom of hisown premises with- barn, 114 Bridge street, Gecrgetown, | Outintrusion, with a widow lady, or where there .C., on Tuesday night, 28th inst.,a very valuable | 8ré no other boarders preferred. Parties respond- large dark bay HORSE; no white apots; about 16 | ing willstate terms, (fireand gas.) locatiom, floor, pressly for the hands high; black legs, mane and heavy black tail; | &¢. None others will be considered; permanent if HOLIDAYS. from fight irritation hat rubbed the hair oit | suited, Address G. A. 8., Post Otice, Washington, -- from a small spot under left nostril. Iwill zive | D.C. de 24-6t $50 for the recovery of the horse and $50 for the TRSE WANTED. aes ee Re Ser ca detection and conviction of the thict, or $8) for TOHNBTON, Non dee Tth attest, barony the @all a ion to their stock o! either as above separately, or $100 for the horse if hours of 8and$a m. and j2and!1 p.m. None need WATCHES, captured out of the District. apply unless willing to leave the city for a few JEWELRY, 30-8t : R. A, PHILLIPS months, nov 25 SILVER. ana PLATED WARS, FANCY GOODS, &e: TRAYED FROM THB SUBSCRIBER, on the 2th instart.a red DURHAM COW, short tail, legs partly white, white spot between the horns, leather collar around her neck. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to me, or information W 4NtED— adies to call and see my new pi terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pincu: ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, ‘antalets, Skirts, &c.; particularly to ex: Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel S Derigned especially for the HOLIDAY TRADE. that will lead to her recovery, infants, The only place in town to get the M. W. GALT & BROTHER, Jewellers, Reaniee WIT AM 5 MATTHEWS are the only persons in town who understand th G 5. a Saisie =: sd = = jusiness thoroughly. . 5 ious SesiEeun: arom Dov 23-tf 381 Pat. bet. #th and 9th. REASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrick ComrrnOLLer Or THK CURRENCT, HINGTON, December 31, B64. by isfactory evidence presented to ‘signed, it has been made to appear that The Nationa! Bank of Commatrce, of Georretoun, in the City of Georz-town, ip the ceunty of Washing EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEH KINS, at phot Sucker in Glove: anufactory, 105 High . n, D.C. “povic-tf " RAMSBURG & MBBRT. ANT ED—SEOOND HAND FURNITU T° THE UNFORTUNATE. A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, infrom $3 to7 days, ofeitherdisease. Nopsyunlesscured. Call at 113 Pennsylvania avenue, west. Use the Amer- ican Specific or Blood Purifier, dec 23-2w AUTIER’S RESTAURANT.—Having resumed ton and District of Columbia, has been dulr or- | (yyy former business of serving Balie, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- cane’ sree and acer ane, 4°. the Teauireuents | Parties, Dinners, Weddings, Ke. Tre O99 pind ssi HOURRFE RNISHDING DOGDEcteverr a National Currency, secured bya pledge of United | {U7! my thanks to my former friends and fe 8-47 ‘Detweon G and H.east aide. the public generally for their past patronage; beg acontinuance of the same, as I am fully pre- pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and with the etmost care. _ 1" _ 252 Pennsylvania ayenne. P. 8.—Orders received for dishes for all parts of the city. dec 27-1m I URS! Ue Si FURSI!: REDUCED PRICES, Ladies’ and Childrens’ DRESS FURS will be sold at greatly reduced prices. 2” Fars repaired and made to order. 8. M. MEYBNBERG, 45 Diarket Epace, vet. 7th and 8th sts., under the Avenue House. XTBA EDITION! BLEGE Of WILMINGTON: HERMAN & STROUSE, 530 Pa avenue, capture a large stock of DRY GOODS at New York Auctions! They biting itte Washington and offer it to the public *‘for Greenbacks !’’ Printt, Muslins, Delaines, French and English bonds. and to~provide for the circulstion aod redemption thereof.’ approved June 3.1334 and has complied with all the provisions of said act required to be complied with before :om- meucing the business of banking under said ast: New. therefore, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comptreller of the Currency. do hereby certify that Th: Nationa! Bank ef Commerce of Georgetown, in the City of Georzetown, iv the county of Washintton and strict of Columbia autherized te com- menee the butiness of banking under the act aforesaid. In testimeny whereof, witness my hand and @al of office this thirty first dav of December. 1864. 1S, HUGH McQULLOCA jan 2-6°t Comptroller of the Currney. prixe SALOON FOR LADIES AND GBNTLEMEN, Over Kidwell & Son's New Drug Store, Penosyl- vania av., near the corner of Fourteenth st. MEALS® foreished at all hours of the day, and until after the theatres close at night, BI The best of WINES supplied to guests, de 28-11 F. W. TEULON, Proprietor. CuABIFizD CIDER' CLARIVIED CIDER!: Just received per steamer Norfo'k a lot of supe- rior CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy, New York. Also, on hand Const LTE a large stock of prime Massachusetts Cider. All of which Fofferin quan- BOARDING. OARDING—Several entlemen can be accom: modated with BOARD by a: ii of Mass. av.. bet. 14th and 15th if A EE le ROOM -WITH ROAED. oan ae obtain yo vy 0, st street, Georgetown, ibaa dee 3)-3t* SHOsBd Forsingle ersons or families, near the departments, southwest corner 2iat and H sts.; one large ROOM for three, $30. Furnished Rooms by the day, week or month at 373 Pennsylvania avenue. de 30.3t* YARUCE BOARD at 134 (Pa. av., bet. 19th and TAR . eee ars Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AQ- commedated with BOARD in a private family; roome pleasant; lecation central. and desirable. None but gentlemen of the highest respectability need apply. Inquire ef the Clerk at the Star office. dec 28-tf OARD —Any lady desirous of securing profes- sional care, kindness and home attention, can obtain exclusive accommodatton in the small and unebtrusive family of a physician of long experi- ence. who would assume the permagent charge of an offspring on conditions mutmaliy satisfaetory, Address Bex “B, B,.’’ Station “@,” New York, dec 22-2w* iti 7 L ! Merinows, Al lins, Caesimeres. Flannels, * = Dre ee ere TT a SHTNG °e | Sheotings, Blanke 2 ptsents o7 Green strest, We stock. in Cloaks, Shawls. Union Bottling Depet, de 29-Im* Georgetown, D. 0. UMBER! LUMBBR!! LUMBER!! '—For sale a@ large assortment of White Pine LUMBER, condemned by the Government. wBich will be sold very low. Apply immediately, No. 369 4's, near N st., Island, of at Gunnel'x Wharf. dec 28-1W™ FOB THE HOLIDAYS T, POTENTINI, No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, Has the pleasure te announce to bis numercus friends and patrons, that he has just received the most superb and varied asrortmest of Furs, @d Balmoral Skirts at greatly reduce price! Also, large stock of Fancy Goods. Call SHERMAN & STROUSE’S, _ 335 Pa. av., bet. oth and 7th sts, S GARS AND TOBACCO—The nal gned SS having just returned from New York with a fine as@rtment of choice brands of Havana and 1 7RES Domestic Begars, genuine Louisiens Perique, c eee ete cte wil und it vo there nde? | Oronocdand all otber kinds of Smoking Tobates, | FORRIGN CONFECTIONS, PRESERVES, &,, tage by renting room and boa-ding at the w. Meersclaum and Brierwood Pipes, desires his | of his own importatioa, consisting in part of known Restaurant of GAUTIER, where they will friends to give hima call,and assure themselves | FRENCH OANDIKS, find # Raving of 39 te #0 per cent. that hisstock cannot be excelled in thia city. GLACES a Pee N'8. BACHER. ; es OL SAUDER 202 Es, axe: No. 236 Pa. av., north side, PRESERVES, BON BONS, &c, He would also call special attention to his un- Surpassed assortment of FANCY CAKES, CANDIES, &c. of his own manufacture, for which be challenges competition in manufacture and qollcney of la’ PRIVATE PARTIES, COMMITTEES, &c. respectfully requested to examine his increased desis near 13th street. BY GOODS! DRY GOODS! SELLING OFF CHEA®: We, th: undersigned, will feduce the price o our Winter Stock after the first of January, 1855 such as LA8azsT STOCK OF NOB, * ORGANS, MELODEONS, and Masical Inatrumenis in the city for Holidags. | TU 306 Pennsylvania avenuy, between 9th and 10th streets. dec 15-10t DANTE ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph Ii- i . The Wancbr- an. © ‘ fachities fer furnishing DINNERS, SUPPERS, ing Jugs Bustaate ph Tilustatious {roar ensara SEAWLB, CLOAKS, BLANKBPS, | 00" ‘asthe shortert possible to which he Dore. Photograph Illustrations of Chateaubriand se elt her Water, GOs Pianos villian Kiva e, his personal ie piuewioe LUskine 2Bow a Atala. The Bleeping Heauty. with Photograph | 41,5’ inform all our old customers tat their ac- js BINS equalled 1p their line. arties wishing te send presents of Cakes and Canfeetionery te their friends in the AR! Dore FRANOK TAYLOR: ae aieecasiGmai trans Casta ye counts se now ready, and we hope they will sce the necemity of settling them ezely. pecenny O©SGRO.3, JOHNSON & 00., was seriously discussed by the Rebel authori. ties for the sudden massing of all their availa. ble force in Virginia. in the event of their at- fairs becoming desperate, and marching into the Northern States, with a determination to conquer peace or die in the attempt!’ We do not believe that the statement is worthy ot | credence. @7 A New York correspondent says: It is ed that the authori ies are in possession of vidence which may lead to the seizure of several, if not all, of the steamers ofa certain | European line, running between this city and & port which it is not advisable to mention If the facts justify the report, the Government will reap largely from the confiscation. The frands have been perpetrated in the most in- genious manner—ingenious through its utter simplicity—and willmake a most interesting chapter of rougery when given to the public. A Rvumor.—It is stated by the personal friends of Francis P. Blair, Sen., that he has gone to the front. Rumor has it that he is cbarged With duties requiring communication with the Confederate Government, or possibly # yisit (upon invitation) to Jefferson Davis himself.—/nlelligencer. DR. SAMSON will de- LECTUBES —REV liver bis first Lecture on ** Tie Birnie Laxps” TO-NIGH “, in the Congress Street M. P. Church, Georgetown, D.C. Musso by the Choir ofthe Chureh. Doors open at7 o’clock. 1t* <=>THIRD WARD. ATIENTION | LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFT! be regular weckly meeting of the Third Ward Dantt Ackocistion wiil be held at Tomporance Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING nest, the 4th inst, 74 o'clock, at iPcitiz ns of the Ward, whether subject to the draft or not. #1 neatly requested to attend. and lend their aid in carrying out the measures which have been inaugurate! to relieve the Third Ward art ee rolfment List will be read e enrollment list wi ND. LARNER. President. Toe National INTBLLIGENCER appeared yesterday underitsnew management. Its con- ductors announce that they will, hereafter, es. chew politics except episodically and say :— « While the great business of putting down this rebellion remains todo, we can see no course before us which looks like duty, unless it be to | give to the Administration an unwavering support in its war policy, as long 4s this shail be distinguished by such energy and sense as now appear to characterize the conduct of cur military eperations.” ‘The Intelligencer in its new hands presents al- Teady many features of improvement and others will doubtless follow E.R MeKEAN, 8: (Chron) jan 2-3 | NOTICH.—The Trostees of the Bank of ' Washington have dec’ared a dividend of stockholders on and after the 2d January, 18 hs fthe U.S. tax, “dee sl st JAS, ADAMS, Gashier, 7=— THE MASONIC DIRECTORY. COMPILED by the Grand Secretary, is nearly compl-te, | aud will be published early in January. Alir dent Masons, who bave not alrealy deen reg | tered. will pleane report. without delay. their oc- cupet on, place of business and residence; also, the name and number of the Ladge. Chapter. aad Commencery, of which they are meuwbere; also, advertisements aidressed to W. MOKRIB SMITH Grano Secretery. dec 30 3t 0. ©. LEVER. for benefit Beacon Y, January l6th, 1.90. Ledge, No. 15, on MON DA’ (865, Particplersin future advertisement, de2-1m* for correc‘ion, | three per cent. forthe last six months, payable to | GPEAKER AT HOME, LONDON. SUTHER- ig J, COUNPRY, or elsewhere, can have their orders eae Cones ocel aanual Barisiens Leg- de 30-31" __corner 20th st. and Pa ave. prempely, led and immediately forwarded to uide. a oung e er, ondon. u ir sination vank’s British Orator, London. Plumptree’s Deere Saree, the celeb ated CHITLED | ‘iis popular BRSTAUBANT AND PRIVATE Lectures on Elecution, Loudon, Macan- | gf ANE WROUGHT IKON FIRE AND BUR: | pining KOOMS for ludze and gentlemen will be Iny's Speeches, 2 vols Cushing's Manual. Jeifer- | @LAR TROOPS, with COMBINATION LOCKS. | continued as heretofore, to whieh he would re- gou.e Manne.. Annals of Bytith Legisiation. Loa- | ERE . spectfally call the attention of Citizens and Stran. xg ys Paritamentary Practic pndon. , where atall times meals are served at a few Cushing's Parliamentary Law. Re p. | Bataan cance seeney S7 weet Lombard st. | inucen notice m the most recherche style, deck en ee ee Bov$sa _—A. PROSHUS, Generel Agent, | _deo <0 2w* ‘OK SALE. =e ia jie a LEGANT HOLIDAY GTETS Apairofberatitul day HORSES, SI EATOK HA = WE: matched; ane exer eae a S CORNER OF NINTH AND D 8T3. ALDUMS in onary variety and ore NILES, i other six years old; one sorre! saddle horse, ei Elegant Boun FU |. &e, youre old; one BUGGY and one CAHRIAGH, | ,,7 hig lege snd handsome HALL Is now for rent | ei ep ee DOOKS HFN BOOKS, 6 hearty new. Apply at the stable on @ st., betweos | (la gninted in the most sabsanGal master wick | WRITING D@SKS, WORK BOXES, DRBSSING Mth and 12th. __ Bev 19 Im! large andconvenient dressing rooms and gallery Casks. '% GAMES: & | JOBENGH ALMANACS FOR 1465—Almanach | atthe south end for spectators | Facile: REED EI LE eye manna tiie: Almaunrh dul Liluetration, AL | sithtweity windows oa the south aud cust acd | GOLD PENB AND PBNCILS, PANCY STATION eo e. “ Sleur. weity. a 4 =e Almanu@h de Illustrations Modernes. Almanach | Westside with a large ventilator inthe center of "t for 11. st the Ola Emporium, Luesuces “almapach du Charivati, Rimeuacs the Hall, It is admirably adapted for Concerts, Don't forest to call. st the O18 Bx name being buit with special attention to that object; and for Falls the greatest care has been taken to have the best floor that could be rrocured, S2-TheHall w'll be rented fer Balla, Concerta, Minstrela Fairs. &c. des Victoires de Napoleon IIL. Polichinelle Al- manach perpetual. Mere Gigogne des petite En fants, Almansch dela Danse. Almanach Chantant, Almanach dea Dames and des Demoirelles, Alma- nach du Marin. Almanach des Jeux de Societe de 1i-2w Goroer 7th and D streeta QUITABLB PRESENTS FOR 7HR HOL- PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, at ae 1 | Inauireot 0. SHECHLES, on D stroet, 34 door | the preatesseminte shin ote, Aimenach dedeux.; Almenach Oorigua, “Alma, | fromthe tall. nosieim_ | “CARTES DH WSITE OP OFLEBRITIRS, 2) i u ios. ore nek CE ey cee Ceslive M48urs PASHIQNABLE DANCING ACAD “OPERA GLASERS,, FIBLD GLASSES, dec 31 FRANCK TAYLOR, TEMPERINGE HALL, POCL ES, L343 ¥OR SALE —A large quantity of SHERT 4 LEAD, from water tanks, for sale at the Smith- sonian Institutien. Apply to the Secre 3 )-5t* CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, On hand, a very fine ye agtortment of light and durable Carriages, such as aways, Extension and Half E.atreet, betweon 9th and lth sts, This Academy is now open forthe ree'ption of yu piis, = Dave or Tu-r10n, For Ladies, Misses and Masters — Thursdays ard Fridiys. from3to5 p.m. Gentleman’s Ciass—Tueriays, Tisarsdaya and Saturdays, from 8 to } p.m Those desirous of Jdning, may do-s0 by apetving urs, INE D SPB STER PES AN at the lowest Rt at Al NKLIN & CO., Optician: | 244 Pa. av., between 2th and 1th ate. a amd. res PrP. , National Hotel Building, lec 29-t! 4 be PHE CATHOLIC CITIZENS OF WASHING. TON, AND OTHERS. G I have agai returaed from the Northern cities with the largest a finest stock of EeeraR “Cuesdazs, wo and four seat Rock- Lops, Germantowns, Topand No-top Baggies, ic. &c- at the Academy during school ho arter | BOOKS, SFATUARY, CROSSES, MBDALS, F Repairing promptly Ghaman, eommencing on entry. ea oe8 ENGHANINGS, with and without frames, ever of. Sea ete eee ae re eng, | PIANOS AND WUSW2L INSTRUMENTS BOOKS FOR Ci i 7 F = tz HO . KS Fi ILDREN, and a variety of ceh. DOR SALEThree, Yaleatly young HORSES. | P artisien suitaple for presents, all of which will te KF W, @.4ETZEROTIT™ crner Pe. ay. and Lith st. broke to the saddle and harness. One 15 a anaes very valuable Horse {of an officer in the army. | " Thd largest Musica. Bstablishusen' Bold ab the lowest woeslDle ret RUSSELL, The others are suitable for carriage or draft.as | and oaly importing house in tae Dis | Bookseller and Btationer, trict, Sole Agency of Steinway & Sons graud and | squa‘e PIAWOS, of whic’, we have just reeeived a pew \Weortrment, makiag our s‘@ek 16 instzumen’ of (his celebrated facwory alone, whieh ina larger assortment than can be found at any other agen- ire. ‘AMES M BLY, Dyer’s Hotel, dec@0 5t* Corner Indiana avenue and 3d street, deel4-tjank TICTQR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, occasion may zed 525 Seventh street. Bet AND SHOES, TO SUIT THE TIMES : We stenow manufacturing all Kindsof BOOTS | CY,¢/ this houge in She countay. Besides these. | yas resumed his busicess.and will, as usual, at- and SHOES, and constanly receivin, un Brotbers make on hand, We are the ele tend promptly to orders left fur him at the follow- places. ‘k of every ri ai msde aupresty t0. a will bo empsey & O'Toole. engray i ix’s justl 4 ip Be awe Te easly to, orden cats of Mien & Hamlin’s jus' 7 oplabrated ©ABINBT £. ORGANS, which we sell acter: rices, from ere 326 Pennsylva- & | E Jenkins Miss M Johnson Miss ede Ku Dailey Eugrne CORN; the best, b Manufactared who: for supplying fairs, 334 D rect, near Lith street. Qall and see it. N=” YEAR'S CALLS. the reach of all—from 10 ots. to $5 50. Monday, 24 Janwa: D R¥ GOODB which thevare selling at astonishingly low prices, Bort=s AND EGGB Building, Market Ho and Wtb streets— tien” c GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ‘he applicant To obtain any of these letter it call for,“ advertised letters.” give the date of this one cent for a rtising. lat ant dalled for within oe month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter OMCs sight hang Place the postage stamp on Res sop ieee fering . and leave space between t Sirection for sos Parking without inter, with the writing. letter to the ‘A request for th — Tse. giant i writer's Dame, pest office, nted with the TH-hand end of envelope na see side, will be complied with at the id rate of ges . payable when th elivered to the writer. LADIES’ LI8T. ‘8 Lee Mise Mary if unclaimed within thirty Bia astial e letter ta Belt Miss Marth Bergin Mrs Julia Luter Mra M Brown MraJ A Lynch Mire M Bell Mra Hariet Martin Mra : Beey M erit McKelvie Mr: Brooks Miss Hattie MoCarthay M Bell Mra Anna Mitchell Miss Baker Mra Amanda Marden Mrs Ruma Clatk MraZosephine © McCarty Mra Dennis Connor Miss M Moore Mra A Cole Mrs Maria Caton Miss Jenny Clements Mra Annie Davis Mra N H Dergles Mre L ouse Mrs L O Regan Mary Olmsieat Mra Parker Mre Anna M Rodgers Mra B Shoemater Mre M Smith Miss Mary Dover Mrs Harri Sharks Mrs Betsy Davis Misi Rissons Miss Alberta DewesMrs Blirabeth Thomas Mise SA Darling Miss Emma ligabeth verley Mrs EK Mra BR ra Kiira * Waano 4 Margaret asawsy Mra MJ Wright Miss MS a Heine Josephine Hackley Mrs M Hodgers Mra Harriet Harp Mra Bilen Harrison Angeline Wright Mra M & West Mrs Mary Jan Washing'on Miss tj Wibert Mre Hanoah Wingate Mies Bama Wright Miss Avnia Weippert Mrs Agnes Windsor Mra Oharlot Wheats Mies Charilott, Kil tric Mra 8 Mre Julia fa GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Brown Ths D Gro:sman CapF Martin Robt Butler R- M McOnalife Pa Brooke Frank’n Geoghegan 8 = Mellor Jno Brown Albert. Gongen J Mangott Joh, § Browning HC Gamble Jos-2 Magrader Jas ; BoncenfieldNo39 Gindle Oap E8 McLary Johng : ColsonJ W4_ Herlehy Mich! Messer OO J ; CampbellJnoF Huntl@2 O'Brien Wm Croure Jno Hanna Jne Oliver Levi & Coal Jas Hoggard Jno Price Oapts gy wellJ8 Hachteldne Potterdehe e Anthony, Hank G W Peck Chas J emanCapl W Hartwell FM 2 Parker A 8° Oraig Geo Hamilton F Rusk Seml-2 Conner JB Harrison FE Rindle3 W Chambers No 13 Hiyatt MV B Rodes JT Coners Jas Hurley Casper Robertson Jas Clark 196Weat st Hedgins CapBL Runner Rwd | Doliver Wm Jenkins8am! Kainey 34 Gay gt Dwyer WmC Jackson K2 Ravlings Now Dunnivan Wm JonesHenry Smith Wm ; Dry Jno Jerey Geo Smith Thos W Dangerfield H Jackson Cieo Stewart Geo W DottsonG A-2 King M Stevens Ohas L. Donhor Edwd Kanfman Jno ff Smith CO Kinsey IsaacS Sample. No 23 Davis Chas L Kane Joo tev Fose Wm Kimber Bwd Ww Franklin Wm = Kicwell Jno WalkerJnoB Floed Thos Louderback § WinterhalterJR Fansworth 8 Lynch Pat’k Woodfield Jos Puss John Lee Frank Whittle Hogh Frezzeli H LangdonJos Wahltieck F-2 ze M vane Mchane W 8 Wood C ormon. is SPBCELLANEOUS —Turfverein, It HENRY ADDISON, P. M, HE BEST AND CHEAPEST OONFECTION- ERY is the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED ealthiest luxury of the kind. le and retail, All orders rea, sitlers and families, previous. No. c.. must be sentin one d: de 30 3t* NEW YEAR'S CALLS. NEW YEAR'S CALLS. Every person making New Year's caila wiil pl ot fail but callon P.J. BELLEW & CO., 5107th street, and partake of the rich hospitable treat of exam- ining the 500) Plain and Colored Pictures. received copies of nearlyevery Painting and Ea- geraving ever published. from the besutifal oif colored Oarte Visite style to the finest Impertat size published. Juat We put the price so low that they eome wilBia ———— The store will positively be closed at 1 p. m. om 430-3 HOLIDAY PXBSENTS'! J.J, MAY & 00., Have just received from New York and Boston, @ very large and elegant stoc¥ of RICH SILKS, MERINOS, IRISH POFLINS, CLAN PLAIDS, MOUDSELAINES, SHAWLS, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIERS, Embroidered Collars, Laer Collars, Kid Gloves, Scarfa, Neck Tea, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs, Infant’s Embroidered Waints and Robes, And one thousand other articles, suitable for NEW YBAR’S P® NTS. J. 5. MAY & CO., 30% Pconeytvania avenue, de 21" between oth and lth ¢ XEBS: AXES!! AXES*tI! 200 DOZEN AXES, Just ieee a HANDLES. ust received and for sale dy J.P, BARTHOLOW Hardware and Agricultural Implement Warehouss, ' 55s Tth st , between Peansylvapia avenue des 9 cotw aad Canal. Just recsivet, and on sale at the Commercial use, Louisiane avenue, (th Ko ee! BUTTER, from:the “Zour Asso 0 50 Baerely Perri set ae ua 8 at pk a prime Maryland @ N RREBELI T Wigs, Water ¥ vantage t)-eall and examiae my stock before pu chasing. ner, and sold st ‘the low: grempny, attended to. dec 24-1m.141 Baltimore, 4coors gold at a much lower price than has been 110 to $600, Prince & Ca’s M nia avenue, between Sth au heretofore charged in city fer moa inferior SPu‘chasing exeluni ely for cash, we nesenabled | st: Belohonbach's Fiano: Waren oms, 496 lth Per] nein want of BOOTS.and SHOBB of Mastorn | Conta nating Yorme coe or Cee And UDOH ac” | Sines O. MeCuire & Co. auictioneors, comer of Gi/,-made work. will alwazs And a goqd sasort- i “im exchange. 7 | Pennsylvania avenue and lth at. 1 men in store and at the Jowest price ‘ive use Pianos taken in ex juned. a TO REOKER vas connected Necks te tea | Map s-tt GRIFFIS (penn avenue, | |) J. HEISERGER Efht Sad kuowa ae taner (or Oniekering &Bons: | ep aa = fi a uccRssor 10H F. Lovvon & Co The following p ns have kindly givediheir 1 eee or eebrated tamale woollate. ota CNG ANT MIR TAR MER- names a8 references :—Sisters of the Kena 7 of liest days of the opera to the present time. sovohitan Howl, dave Brown's, the Visitation of Georg town. Prot ‘aul- | spe Shieh C. Olayton, | vol , with portraits , Meee Pat itanene eld, Ben, Heiss, F, RK. Kley, Miss Jaliana Bay, Arctic Researches and Tale aoe Bred rene not ltl " Waakington. D. 0 Fe ENF OF METROPOLITAN TOUGH maux ip the years 1860, 156] an . By rlet ‘OR SALE—One 1 large cloxe paneled “COACH? D224 TCH, Frnneis Hell, with maps and 100 illnatrationg. Peeatiis the conch af Donitmotrteee nen Ofice tf Suntan oOo pees \ deli 7 Mi 5 - + rey | = sbiefora Foreign Miu or any private gentle: tention of’ persons using **Potom| | [| ADims: CLoaks man Also, one Coupes 9nd two Doctor's Chaises, | ter hereby called. tone net Entitled if. Ov MY OWN MANUFACTURING, | | snd (everal Express und (irocer Wacous, and other | soaring ‘tha distribution of Potomas Wars Of the la*estand best styles, always on hand and | jighi Carriages, at J M. YOUNG * BRO, | throughout the city of Washington,” appoved made to order, 8. iM MEYERB 5 403 Penn. av. near 4's street, Jun- 2d, 1869. and particular!) to the 35th éction 3 45 Market Space. Alaree Cellar for r¢ nt uuder Canterbary Halt. of eaid act; and also to av ac proved Augitt 4th, betw, 7th and gth ats., under the dee 26-200t ae ie | A “Anact regulating the use ofipave- _iewlw_ _-_C____ Avenue Hours. | 7 ax WOOD FOP, SALI —Not far fram the city. | ment or strect-washers, and for other purmres.” | Ne PE PIBRARY At ANDERSON’S ( 0 cords of Vell suegoned OAR een: For ope wonecne, of ean acta Wil be Z . 4597 street, opposite Pos! terms iequire a, i "3. rigidly enforced heres i | Office, bat de gett S22 Datesst, | devtiw ‘A. C. BIOHARDS, 80't. Jao 17-1w 0 TD 2 LADIES —Ladios wanting Hair Wor of any descripticn, sack as Curls. Braid &c., will find it to their large. made in the very best mam st- prices. All order Gentlemen's. Wigs add ‘oupees aqua! to any in th.s country or Burope, . HANEY, of Galver KIDWELE & SOR, DROG&#ISTS, Buceessors of Kicwell & Lawrenee, Pesnsylranta avenue, say corner lithe street, Haviag completed this elegant and extensiva— DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, offer cuperior facilitieste the residents of Wi ingtoa and public generally for obtaiming . FRESH DRUGS, CHEMIGALS, PERFUMERY az4 FANCY ARTICLES, as MBEDIOINAL where biect of t viet ist 6 aclancy lone Telt ty she Gtigans of Wasuingt of s.frst-clags Drug Store, Gur arrangements hy componding Fadl on Praseri| anise ae feated as to meet the en! re appear ee _Dov 18-Im iste and Drugeis @: W. BOTELEE. INO, W, BOTSMIR Cc. Ww. SOTELER & SON, | IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL3I8 ™ CHINA, GLASS. AND CROCKERY WARS, TABLE CUTLERY, SiLVER-PLATED WARM, BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODE, | TIN CHAMBER 8578, COAL OIL LAMPS, JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MAT®3, FEATHER DUSTERS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARE, AND HOUSBREEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY. w@ HOUSES, HOTELS. AND SUBAMBOATS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTIOS, 318 IRON HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, M-eotm between Ste and Ith ate AWNBROKER 285 PATOANOFFIOg > = 28D LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. aes MATTHEW K WALSH 255 285 © Srrxer, betwee loth acd Lith, ater Baloo, Kecond deor from Harvey's 0 In compliance with the wish of many (rieods, I e now prepared to make iiberal Cash ‘ances on Gold and 5: ‘al Bilver-ware, Har: Clothing, and Merchandise of every descr good order, L #2 Having hed twelve years experiencé in busi. nerz in the City, and favorably Known © many of its citizens, J am coufident that to al) who may in- trust me with business,(which will be strictly confidentis)) 1 <a giv gresgibey yee 3 every day (Sunday excep’ a. . aM. antit ine Sielock Pr. sep 18-3m ORTRY OF THE AGE OF FABLE coliected by Thos, Bulfinch; The American Hoyle; Pearls iz ostrited; Memoieof Atice B. Heven. (Cousin Alice;) Trall’s Hye i ractice: Youn AmeTica, by Fitz, Greene Halleck; The Pepetual Curate; Quite Alone, by Qeorge , Augustaé 8 Lickens’ Christmas Stery—"Mrs{ Lirriper’s Leg- acy;” Dissertations got Diseu, Agus, by Joha Btuert Mill, 3 vols, ano sna K TAYLOR. ;7 monds, Jewelry,