Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1865, Page 2

"THE EVENING STAR. | W. BD. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.......... FEBRUARY 20, 1865. wo BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER, EXTRA. GLORIOUS NEWS! | Confirmation of the Evacuation of | Charleston ! Official War Bulletin, BIS SES War Derarrment, «= February 20, 1865, 12.40 p. mit Major General John A. Diz, New York: The evacuation of Charleston by the rebels is announced in the following telegram just received from Gen. Grant. E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War. Orry Pornt, Va, Feb. 20. patch just received. U.S. Grant, Lieut. General. “‘The Richmond Ezaminer of to-day, just Tuesday last, | (Signed,) G. WerrzEL, Major General. | — FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. age es Increase of Rebel Desertions—Demoral. ization of the Rebel Army—Flag of Truce. | Wheat to the TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Loss of a Steamship—Officers and Crew Si: javed. New York, Feb. 19—Tne steamship Guid- ing Star, from New Orleans on the 1ith inst., has arrived here. She reports that on the 15th she saw the steamship —— in 4 sinking condition, the fires | all out, and the boilers damaged. Everything | was adrift,and the ship was leaking badly. She laid by her until night, and received all her crew, numbering 140 officers and men, and took them into Port Royal. Sane sie The Abolition of Slavery. CARSON O1ry, Feb. 16.—The Nevada Legis- lature has just ratified the amendment to the Constitution of the United States abolishigg ‘There was only one vote in each House in the negative—both Democrats. * ——+02e-____ {>7In the Rebel House on the 14th, a report ‘was made of the names of men who had sold Government at extortionate rices. The firstman on the list is the Hon. ‘ames A. Seddon, late Secretary of War, who sold five hundred bushels for $10 per bushel. PosTPongp.—The convention of loyal refa- gees from Virginia, to have been held on the i vee inst, has been postponed till the 10th of a7 Owing to the interruption in travel caused by Sunday’s snow-storm, beef sold in New York on Monday at twenty-eight cents a pound at wholesale, or forty cents at retail. [7 The mother of Mrs. Admiral Farragut died at Norfolk, Va., on Thursday. —Hon. Edwin M. | Stanton, Sceretary of War :—The following dis- | adjourned ay) EVENING, | auested to be punctu: 1.0. 0. F.—GRAND BNCAMPMENT—An meeting will be held THIS(Mon- at7’so'clock, Membersare re- al J.C. C. WHALEY, G. 8. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MERTING | WHIT be ‘held #WiS (Monday) BV ERI NG Tecei . eld (Monday. eceived, says Charleston was evacuated on | This being the last meeting bef othe cers. a full at a WARREN CHOATS, Asv't Rec. Bes, ition 1% SECOND WARD DAFT Mi ASSOCIATION. UnUAL ALD The regular week]: Will take place on TU. Ist. at 8 o’clock at German Hall, 11th st: 7 ‘All interested are Invited to end oe meeting of this astociati TUBSDAY BVENING. Foe G, Fel . W. BPALDING, Bee. of the Union Association of the 7th Ward N ABINI'S is former patrons and numerous frien A call at the hall during school hours, or at hi idence, 479 10th street, between Band E. fe2-2w ‘TBIED BALL OF THR FIRST WARD SOCIAL At their Hall, corner of Pennsylvania av BALLS, PABTI BENEFI? OF THE FAMILIES or OUR “BRAVE BOYS” IN THE FIELD. - To be held at the Large Hall in the PATENT OFFICE BUILDING On the Evening of a MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1865, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, TEN DOLLARS, to be precured at the Union League Hall, the Books Stores. Should any gentle: than two ladies, Two Dollars wil! be charged for each ticket beyond that number. Hetcls; and Drag lesire to invite more CARDS OF INVITATION FOR LADIES may be procured at the League Hall, om 9th street, be- tween D and E streets, where the Secretary, W. R. IRWIN, Eaq., will be in attendance during each day, The Committee have found it necessary to limit the number of tiekets. 7 An elegant Supper will be served at the Ball, for which no extra charge will be made, By order of the Bupervisory Committee. feb 20-13t_ B. B. FRENCH, Chairman. FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, aT TEMPERANCE HALL, ¥ Street, Between Ninth and Tenth, PROF. MARINI woul Eoapegtfally inform is his fourth and Jast quarter will on Thursday, March 24, 186 panes Days and hourseftuition for ladies, misses and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays ‘an: i Boma ry! ys and Fridays, Thursday tlemen joi instructions in a hew class just formed from 6% to 8 & m. same evenin; i be. m.; gentlemen’s classes, Tuesdays, a Saturdays, from 8 to 10 p. m, Gen! @ this last quarter will also receive 8. uring this last quarter all the preparati 1 efor the coming May Ball” RerAHoRe SL ions desiring private instructions Will please 5 res- EER DRPRGRT SSM ER F SS Som GSE OES MRT qc ag SOND EDINION. 4 OCLOCE P, M. i GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: ; WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1965. Buying. Selling. 111 iy 109, ie” 103 93% U. S. 6's Coupon 1831 U. U.S. 10-40 One Year Certificne®S+94.0, New York—Finet Boarp. Coupons, 111 4: 5-20’s, 110% ; 10-40"s, 102%; Oer- tificates, 9835; Gold, 202. . FROM RICHMOND. ‘We iearn from an intelligent young Mary- lander, who left Richmond on Wednesday evening last, at 7 o’clock, in company with six deserters from the 7th regiment Confederate reserves, on local defence duty in that city, that the greatest consternation exists there over Sherman movements in South Car- olina, and that it is freely admitted upon the streets there that Sherman can go wherever he choses. 5 Our informant says that there is a belief in Richmond that the city will be evacuated, and also all the coast cities of the Confederacy, in afew weeks. The machinery of some of the large founderies in Richmond has been sent further South, and medical stores are being removed: but as this work is generally done after night, the citizens of Richmond have no opportunity to discover where they are being transferred to, or the extent of the movement. All the rolling stock of the Petersburg rail- road has been transferred to the Danville rail- pond and run off tosome point in North Caro- lina. Nearly every male inhabitant is compelled to do military duty, and parties in business, as soon as they take out license, are considered as belonging to the local defense organization, and are compelled to do duty when called upon. TTnere is much suffering.in Richmond among the poorer classes, they being unable to pay the exorbitant prices asked for the necessar: articles of life. Flour brings $ per barrel, and sugar is worth #20 r pouf@, Confeder- ate money. Many of the working men (who ence on thedisagreeing votes on the bill defin- tng the pay and emolument of certain officers of the army Made a report thereon, which, alter discusBion, Was Ron-concurred in. Another committee of conference was asked e Senate. a Speaker Iaid before the House the resolu- tionsof the Legislature of Maryland, protest- ing against the new lateral railroad proposed to Washington, connecting with tne Pennsyl- yauia Northern Railroad. . - On motion ef Mr; Patterson, the Senate bill incorporating the society of the Sisters of Mercy in the District of columbia, was taken up and referred to the Committee for the Dis- m bia. ‘ithe House proceeded to the consideration of the bill proposing the reconstruction of the re- ae ~ States. Deliou~ Mr. Dawes earnestly opposed its passage. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. From Havana—Blockade Runners at that Place. New York, Feb. 20.—The steamer Liberty from Havana on the 15th, has arrived. She has no Mexican news. Several more blockade runners baye re- tarred to Havana unable to make an entrance into rebel ports The rebels intend purchasing small schoon- ers 'o run to the coast of Florida. The coolie tradeis opening again, 300 arrived at Havana on the 15th. Large Sale of 7-30's. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.—The sates of 7-30's by Jay Cooke during the week ending, Satur- day, were $25,520,200. I At this rate the remainder of the loan will be sold before the end of March. New York Stock Market—First Beard. (By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street.) New York, Feb. 20.—U. S. 1881, coupon 6's, x: U.S. 5.20’s, 11114; Certificates of Indebt- 98%; Gold, 2015,; N. Y. Central, 112; 74; Hudson River. 108%; Reading, 1121; Michi Central, 111%; Michigan Southern, 65; Illinois Central, 111%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 923{; Cumberland Coal Preferred, ——+; Cleveland and Toledo, 114; Chicago and Rock Island, 93%; Milwaukie and Prairie du Chien, 47; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica- go, 95%: Alton and Terra Haute, 40; Chicago and Northweeern, 31; Quicksilver, 96. —_—_—_+ 202 + —_—_ LOCAL NEWS. Affairs in Georgetown. Tue Cuxsareak® AnD OwI0 UANAL.—It has been hoped that there would be a speedy re- opening of the mavigation to Cumberland, aud some of the dealers have expected to receive supplies of coal by the ist of March; but this is considered by the superintendents of the canal &s an impossibility. The ice on the western levels is very thick and bank high. A sudden freshet is dreaded, and not witbont reason, for such a freshet, bringing down the ice, would be very dangerous to the lower sections, and might so damage the canal as to delay naviga tion for a considerable length of time It is ordered by the Canal Commissioners that the water shall be drawn off at this terminus on the 22d instant, and the werkmen wil! proceed At once to repair damages, which will probably require ien days to complete the work. After which the route Will be opened &s soon as pos- Mbije, and the coal and produce tradé will be resumed. The quantity of supplies at the ern depots will require a large number of for transportation. FLouR AND GRAIW MARKET.—The market opened quietly, with 8 good demand for flour to supply the local trade. The stock im hand is very light. Supers, #115, extras, $11.75 to $12. Grain.—Wheat—Stock light; transactions unimportant. Good red nominally quoted at $2.70. Corn—Sales from wagons at $1.00 to $2 per bushel. Oats in active demand at $1.15 per bushel of 32 pounds. Mill feed of all kinds scarce. ET SSS RS SEE WN CERES CSS IST OF LETTERS REMAINING I HE POST L OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.O., Frrrvary 18, 1565. To obtain any of these letters, the applicant mus call for ** advertised letters,” give the date of this list, and pay one cent for acyerning: If not éalled for within one month, they will be g2nt to the Dead Letter Office. A request for the return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days or lea*, written or rinted with the writer’s mame, pest office, gyq fate. acrore the left-hand ond of envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the usual pre. sid rate of postage, payable when the letter is Rclivered to the writer net LADIE! Se Armstrong Mrs WJ Marshal! Mrs C A Arrington Mrs M A Moss Mra. Arthur Mra BY 2 Mosbey Mrs O J Ankey Mrs AT Moulden Mrs 8 Brady Miss 8 cKenney Miss V Braveon Matilda Morgan Maranda Booz Miss Jennie Nelson Miss H Barnes Mrs EB Nathy Miss M Bonis Mrs © M Numemaker Mary Brown Mrs Caroline Pigott Mrs RG Rodier Mra M Russell Miss Mary Ridley Mrs Mary Shelton Mrs R Smith Mis«Jane bi Barnes Miss Caroline Burns Miss Lillie Booth Mra Ann O Collins Miss MJ Carvin Miss Annie fe 2 Information trom the Army of the Potomac ATTENTION 7TH WARD.—The members as late as yesterday morning, reports all quiet. wil eet at t the Isl; 5 % . Deserters are constantly coming in, and are | TUESDAY. Feb at ee ae iguanas faz the 4th of March. The old members of the Lincoln and Johnson Qlub are requested to mect with us, By order ot L, A. BOSWELL = and 20th street, WEDNESDAY, a 1365, ManaGers.—W. Mobley, E. H. eae ton, E. Perkins, J. Stovell. PLONE 20-3 “ Furst get but $7.50 per day) are unable to pay for boarding, and are compelled to rely upon the soup houses for something toeat. The poor people of Richmond are heartily sick of the war, and each night hundreds of them run the pickets and enter the Union lines. baney Mrs Ann arby Miss8 C Day Miss Mary Erly Miss Kate Balvy Miss Mary Goldsmith M3 es Mra 8 C Sherw00ds Mra J Southgate H A ald ise Kilen mnoeer Mrs Chas ‘ames Madame WH Turvery Mes Marthe Trail Martha A a ea The Draft in the District. THE FIRST WARD TO BE DRAWN TO-MOSROW, We have authority for announcing that the draft inthis District will be commenced to- more numerous than for a long time. They have averaged over 70 a day for the past week: among them several officers. The utmost des- pondency prevails through their ranks since President. THE MEMBERS of the SEVENTH WARD GRAND BALL y | : : Miss Lizzie the late fight, and they seem determined to EXEMPTION CLUB and all persons wh NDENT ‘A880C RUCTION OF A BLOOKADE RUNNER | MOTOW morning at 10 o'clock, at Major | Genet MraM Oo Turner Mre Oassoy 2 keep the field no longer, as they claim they | desire to jvin it are earnest ieoaiecter INDEPERDENT ASS00IATION DeETEL f) RUNNER | O-Beirne’s office, corner of Eighteenth and I | Gubles Miss Jai Par Bassey can never gain their inde eee, wad nee ze toes crosenee rnent py reaueatsa gel To be given at AND CAPTURE OF COTTON, 9 Grineil Miss J ‘aters Howland Emily Whillon Miss Maria Johnson Mrs L Walker Mrs Lee Williams Mre E Weaver Mias Kilen Waters Mra David Winser Mrs Charlotte Wittey Mrs Baata Young Mrs Malinda GENTLEMEN’S LIST. Aughey RevJH Dunn ET Kern Cbriatian Albert Geo English CapJ Lydon Janes Bates Watson Eldridge 3 C Littleton Jno Blair Thomas Fury John Lederer J L Brown Fhomas Fletcher H ManchesterJ W streets, by drawing the first sub-district (First Ward). F , Kidwell Mra B | The deficiencies existing in the various sub- | Kelly Mrs Maggie districts on the 18th instant, inclusive, were aS ee follows : Kerehns Mrs A First sub-district (1st ward), Lee Harriet 2 Second sub-district (2d ward) Third sub-district (3d ward). Fourth sub-district (4th ward). Fifth sub-district (5th ward). Sixth sub-district (6th ward). The Navy Department has received informa- tion from the West Gulf blockading squadron of the destruction, on the night of the 22d ult.» of the schooner Delphina, in Calcasien river, by an expedition from the United States steamer Chocura, under command ot Lieut. Com’r R. W. Meade, jr. The Delphina hada carzo of 108 bales of cotton, some of which was thrown overboard previous to being fired oy our yes- sels, and driftedout tosea. About thirty*baies were subsequently picked up by our boats. reason” why they should remain and be all killed. They teli that deserting is so general to the rear of their own lines that Lee has is- sued an order to arrest every man found half . & mile trom bis camp or post One man said his company was 30 strong a Week ago, but that 15 had disappeared since— 10 to us and 5 to their homes, many of them Preaching by Rev. A. B. Bante, Evangelist, at bringing their arms. street Baptist Ohurch pies eee abueared in front of the 2d | Post Ofice.” Religious iheeting. and orecehive x ing for the i every afternoon at 2 and eveni 723.0% = some rebel officers killed in the late battle of 2 agente eee THIS(Monday) EVENING. at7!: o'clock, This will probably be the last meetin i th draft. as it is understood it will commence mane It TEMPERANCE HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, February 2ist, 1865. By order of the COMMITTER. fe 18-3t* BES DANCING ACADEMY, Temperance Mall, E st., bet, 9th and 10th, Whereas & report isin circulation thatI have removed or intend to do so, I wish to an- nounce to my friends and the public in gen eral that I am still at the above-named Hall, and intend to remain until the close of the! row, (Tuesday, 2st inst.) (em THINK OF THE FUTURE. HEAB THE GOSPEL. ing the week " i * com Season. The quarter has just commenced. New Seventh sub-district (7th ward) Berry Tho: Gibney Eveene McKan Rey 8 ener nua ate nse aes red ‘ti Beaty, AYOR'S orion NO mA fe 20 3t* classes are pore etry, ceeuine for gentlemen, REBEL DESERTERS. Eighth sub-district (Georgetown) 62 Butler dane Gates Robert MathewsT& J fies conveyed toxthet Wasniveron. DéCn fey 15.sacs, | “Mourseruiton rer uaaiee: Mibeeee eed Mas. | _ 4 Sattad of 146 rebel deserters arrived here | Ninth sub-district (Georgetown). eS ee a a John Hoefler, 12th New York, was executed titled Sgniance, mith the provisionh of the act e fore WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER. | yesterday from City Point, including one offi- | Tenth sub-district (county).. 1 Bremner. ‘John Gifford f A Preobstéeld & pg , e n ‘ida: INS, from two to five o'clock. om Friday 10¥ desortion. Gentlemen's clees MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from seven to ten o’clock, Private instruction given at any time, to suit the convenience of the pupils. __ ae further particulars call during the hours of tuition, and Fecotve a circalar. or address a note Eleventh sub-district (county). cer—Lieut. W. H. Niles, of the 7th Georgia ‘Twelfth eub-district (county). regiment. Owing to the large number of de- serters now coming into our lines, the Prevost Marshal at City Point is unable to administer the oath to them, and consequently the duty has to be performed by Capt. Russell, at Vol. Bradford John Griffith Kugene Payne Jas Beards HS Burley Mich’! Palmer DP 1 Brome! G Hagerman Mr ParkerAg >} Boyle D HuntM = ——s Steek WD Barnes David Hogan Martin Beiffert T Batty Chas Harrison John Scott Perry Boxall Fred@’k HanissJ W Shipman Mason kers and runners.” approved February 16, 13 reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS is heret offered for the arrest and conviction of any persoa or persons who may be detected in running off sub- stitutes from this city for the purpose of crediting them elsewhere. Court House, returned trom a successful scout. | _fé 2% 3t RIOHARD WALLAGH, Mayor. SUCCESSFUL SCOUTING EXPEDITION. Yesterday one hundred men of the squadron of the Sth Illinois cavalry, stationed at Fairfax Total...... sceeeeceee The District's quota wa 2 men, and the previous apportionmentfor the ysrious sub- : ie,the care of H. P. KREIS. Room No. 15 Wash- | Ingraham’s office, in this city. districts as follows, by which it will be seen | Bell Barrel, Hover Henry Sparrow J ing expedition ; bringing in fitteen rebel pris- TON, BaD AARON T UAL EXEMP- ton Bacaues cornsziot Eavave: and thet D a several of the wards have reduced their quotas eke He Hodekiss Capt a a - Oners of Kincheloe’s band, and a nuwfber of | perance Hall THIS (Monday) EVENING, Feteoe- a Se TO BE CONSOLIDATED. by enlistments, &c., making the number of | GjsmectsL Hamilton Rey F Withers horses, including the horse of Lieut. Delany, | T¥ 21th, at73< orelook. Vey en nae ee ee eer Eee CE Orders have been issued directing the con- | men now to be furnished by the District 2,092: | Dyer Wm ft nr yekegn Dick Whittle H (a Federal officer, who was captured by the | fistion, is res Tbe counidesint a2 Desiness of = SOLAR Ten Or nse ance Eis iaCe oC ON: Eachad seb distor ei ward ). poet eS Rillfan George fe Zeph guerillas last fall.) The man who captured Lieut Delany is among the prisoners. In this expedition the Sth Illinois did not lose a man, ee All enrolled citizens of the Third Ward liable to the draft who desire to connect themselves with this association will find it to their interest to atten as as the books of 3 Phe aaacciation will be closed. .H, "t. HE. PRESTON, Secretary, Pret bia regiments. The officers to be retained for the regiments as consolidated, have not been announced as yet. Third sub-district (3d ward). Fourth sub-district (4th ward), Fifth sub-district (Sth ward) Sixth sub. district (6th ward) ... Seventh sub-district (7th ward).... ODD FELLOWS? HALL, 7TH STREET, POR THE BENEFIT oP BEAOON LODGE, No, 15, ON ASSIGNED, , a Darby dwar HENRY ADDISON, P.M. porp’s THEATER. THE ONZ HUNDRED AND’ TIRRTY-THIRD SHERMAN’s VICTORIES IN SOUTH CAROLI- i FOURTH WAED BXEMPFION CLUB— & Acting Volunteer Lieutenant W. F. Shank. | Eighth sub-district (Georgetown) ANNIVERSARY By direction of the War Department a salute eld on SoeeTy SVEN Solan ne TUESDAY EVENING, Reb. 2ist, 1066. band has been ordered to the command of the Tenth cuoalistsioe Cece eee DIRTHDAY of one hundred guns was fired near Franklin | Commen Council Chamber, Oity Hall. ‘Ail per- The members of the Lodge will spare no pains to | SUnboat Banshee, of the Potomac flotilla, 1 Eleventh sub-district (county) Square this morning by a battery from Camp | £en8 desirous of joining the Ciub can do so by call- Twelfth sub-district (county),... Barry, in honor of Sherman’s successes in | mf {POR the treasurer. Mr. P. ¥. Bacon, or any er efficer of the association. and depositing $50, South Carolina, and th b ASB! f . So ina, and the capture ef Columbia. RB. 8. DAVIB, Beene UBY LLOYD, President, which is now at the Navy Yard, awaiting an make this the st t ee ee opportunity to get to her station In the lower river. A celebrated band will be in attendance and will open with a grand march, composed expressly for ¢ occasion. or GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Total.... FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED stateg, a aM PEBBUARY 2, 1865 The flags of the War Department and vari- = t The supper room will be under the direction of REGULAB VS, VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. vER NEws.—Tn rtver ii in this aa «es ous military headquarters are atso flying at full | A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT- apractical caterer. The proposition introduced by Mr. Trum- | . 7% 1% ~The Potomae river is open | rt will be observed in this aplendid theater bre Committee of Arrangements again, and the propeller Black Diamond ar , g : [RAND BALL AND PROMB mast to-day in honor of the same event. For the benefit of the new Harry J. Bbbs, F.A Stier, Geo, W. Nokes, | Dull, in the Senate, to annul the distinction of | 1;.04 np yesterday from Gity Point. She re- Cae er lectin alee d els ES auutvat on PRInGRTEE FOUNDBY METHODIST BEISCOPAL CHURCH, Andrew Blain, ae ¥-Senleit, H. Olay Stier, rank between officers of the same grade in the ports much floating icein the river below Fort GYMNASTIC EXEROISEB : streets, i farris. teer eal fas Nine hundred and twenty-six paroled Union | Will be given on the 2ith instant, ‘The # acions | | Ballet Mastor.—F. A. Btisr cee on tae mar oroom was to-day re- | Washington, vut the greatest difficulty experi- aH ie scence room will be tastefully decorated for t! TICKETS, 81, admitting gentleman and ladies. jected by a large majority. ABNSB 8. BRADY, * enced by vessels is at the bends in the river mers arrived at Annapolis yesterday from } occasion. Bt where the ice has lodged. The Diamond will | Late principal of the Seventh Ri ichmond. Many of them arein a - | _ All the selections are from tha choicest Se : ; patie! (agate . Mark Fork ae duced and suffering condition, Nearle ehice | and Ballads of tae devscge the eat Operas (THE CELEBRATION OF WASHINGTON'S CONGRESSIONAL. £0 Gown Sees way, with waties york) and mess my a Place. Wanita thousind released prisoners arrived at Anna- | W82%0! the Grst of out city. aided by several fron BIBTH NIGHT. ~___ Mow ay, February 20. Th Net Pilly willaleo sait ' AND HIS PUBILS. , ants Last werk New York, Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphis, — - F SewaTs.—Mr. Sumner introduced the bill of ME alec hhh cutee hy Salen ehh —— ft will be wader the direction of Prof. C.W.Med- | | The SHIELDS CLUB will celebrate Washing- | which hegive notice on Saturday, to repeal the rt cargo of noweee and qanles ror Men utort, and THE RENOWNED RELIRVED. «tie Treasury Depattment Band have generous. | BALL at Temperance Halt: E stroch be act to incorporate te Washington and George- | Gury Point will resume ther tripe te err HANLOM BROTHERS, City Point will resume their trips to-morrow, the steamer Daniel Webster leaving tere at the usual bour—3 o’clock p. m. The Alexandria and Washington ferry boats Tesumed their trips yesterday, and are run- ning to-day, but not on regular time, cwing to large quantities ofice blocked up at the mouths town Railroad Company. He said that om the question of reference he desired to makeastatement. The 6th section of the act provides for the amendment or re- peal of the charter of the company by Con- gress, at its pleasure. Day by day the company insisted on violating the law of the land, that be- tween Sth and 10th sts... on WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. February the 22d, 13: Committee of Arrangements:—M. Boland, J, Fianegan, J. Hogan, M. arrig n, M. Brady. Tickets $1, admitting a jeman and ladies. Positively no hats or llewed to be worn in the room, feb 16 6t™ ly tendered their services. Mr. Metrerott furnishes ope ef Steinway’s best pianos for the occasion. Tickets 50 cents; for sale at Metzerott’s, and also .. H. Stinemetz’s Hat Store and at the door. For farther patticulars see programme. fe 16-tf COMMITTEE. Capt. J. H. Gilman, Commissary Subsis- tence, U. S. army, and im charge of the pur- on ares at eraaperes has been relieved : Howare el Col ist = sistence U.S. volunteers. ” eee — ee George, William, TPiremas, and Alfred, The most Sane: ed- Gynrnasts of this er other country have returned from their South American tour, Will, in compliment te Mr. Brady visit Washington. to APPEAR ON THIS OCCASION ONLY. car No. | was passing along, about 8 o’clock in the morning, &@ young woman asked the con- a Guctor if he allowed cofored persons to ride in RELEASED. HEBREW, GERMAN AND ENGLISH | ],1RST law being as admitted by the gentleman ‘from | °! the channels opposite Giesboro, The Ball and Promenade Concert willbe eon-: Mr. Chas. E. Waters, one of the Baltimore EDUCATION.—Having opened an addi kK GRAND BALL Maryland Mr, SonnEO) and’ the gentleman Naw Gopaunaune Bon ducted with eSeeteaeoa merchants, charged by Pardon Worsely with | tional school for instracting the above named WAVERLY ‘CLUB, trom West Virginie (Mr. Willey) that no cor- f yoiiding at the corner of 22d and I streets, ror intingui a Balin ce ee EN ESS blockade running, has been released from the | branchesof education, we are now enabled to ac TO BE GIVEN AT paration has the rigttt to exclude any passenger the accommodation of detailed men. employed aadistinguished the Grand aie at the Academy Old Capito! and allowed to retura tohis home, | cept a greater number ef pupils than heretofore. {SLAND HALL, oniecconunt of olor laigive aaa as clerks in the Quartermaster's Department, of Music, New York. Parents wishing to have their children educated ox of the wiolation OF the dave ee ea instance | is rapidly approaching completion-and- will | ‘The Theater will be mest brilliantly illuminated FOR EXCHANGE. in these branches, are notified to call in person be- TUESDAY, ampered Corporation, and road th caterer | beready for occupation ins few days. The | 824 gorgeously decorated with : Eleven hundren prisoners pass through | fore the first of March next. ay i February 21, 1865. pore Sees stating in substance that as | 8rchitecture of the structure is not inferior ONE HUND EV ERGREENS. Baltimore to-day from Elmira, N. ¥.,toCity | Positively no children accepted after that date. | feb 15-6t* = : to any building erected by the Government pe ee GANABY BIRDS. Ara NE PAIN?INGS, = . 80, RAND BAN fo: ding and one for Dancingese there wil booee™ NO CESSATION OF MUSIC DURING. THE EVENING. The invited guests will embrace THE PRESIDANT OF THB UNITED STATES, . THE Saar er THE ae. " ANDTHE MILITARY AND NAVAL CELEBRY. TIkS IN OR NEAR. ReASHINGTONY . Peint, for exchange. H. L. BLOUT. Secretary of School, 40} 7th st.. above H st. OITY BALL, February 8, 1365, The Assessors having compl+ted the as Seesment fer 1565, will meet in their room, City Hall,asa Beard of Appeal, from February I5th instant to February 26th, inclusive, to hear com- plaints, and to make such corrections as they may deem necessary. fe 9 3tawtdth daring the war, and when painted will add very muterially to the appearance of that neighborhood. Ample accommodations. are provided for over two hundred clerks, the Tooms being adapted for four persons in each. Two large reception rooms, a library, sight bath rooms, and a fine dining hall are conve- niently arranged, and will equalin comfort these of any hotel. The halls are spacious and the apartments ventilated most admirably. Gas is introduced into each room, the court is OOKOUT FOR THE L OES FIR8T GRAND BALL E or 1 BABOOCK FAMILY, AT ODD FELLOWS! HALL, PARGLED. seb ent Reger A. Pryor has been released from Fort ‘Warren on parole, andit is presumed will be exchanged. his car, and the conductor replying that he did not know there was a eolored person in the Navy Yard, car, preceeded to put out a woman who was On TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 2ist, 1365. lighter than the one who made the complaint. A cérdial invitation is extended to all the ladies, | 2207? Was an outrage recorded in the journals. anno special invitavions will be issued. +e. | Mr. Sumner also referred to another instance Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, given ina letter trom an employee in one of z pererier of Committee of, Arrangements : the departments. the writer relating he had obn » Cross, - STRAKOSCH’s CoNCERT.—Our musical pub- lic areto have a rare treatin the Strakosch concert to-night and to-morrow night. Max illiams, seen a soldier, wearing with pride the uniform RECEPTION: COMMITTEE. Strakesch, well known here as a most enter-| (79% 2 HAS DECLINED R.T. Lawson, H. Cawooa, of his country, put ont of one of the street cars | to be graveled and laid ont for grass Diam acd = Blye badee. prising impressario, has occupied his leisure AND beset ra S°tucketne” of the Washington and Georgetown Company, ahr orner yn eae. tis whole)to/be;surroundediby | {Hex fednvler Colfax, Hon Ate time during @ visit to Europe in hunting up DRY GOODS REDUCED. AH. Vermillion, M. Reilly,’ eeire Deane HOlapparent cause for iWexcoptbis) |S Ys. cig: detailed clerusihavereodive@over| ¢° JW aalprese: R mallory, 5 Jobn Schultz. Ghas. Pennington. color. Mr. Sumner quoted from a recent de- “ CA Eldridge. 30 celebrities to charm cis-atlantic ears, and the = re GT Lawrence, John Dixon, z cision of a judge in California, in a case where | two dollars per day 3 Cree Boneh erie ‘* HE Winter Davis, chard fruits of his enterprise are the production of | Incontequence of the recent declinein gold,I | Wm Ht Ocoee, feb 13 8t* a colored woman brought suit for damages for | fuel aac Oadby fedistind are eee ‘: LG Farwell, EH Web twa new candidates for American favor—M’'lle | have reduced my prices of being refused passage on a read, wherein the | (Rete (008s Trane and with increased com” | « 85 Sox, Cornelius Wi Helene de Katow, a lady of therough musical | DRY GOODS, OLOAKS. 2 COMPLEMENTARY BALL, judge instructed the jury that it was a breach | {0 'ht Geverts. To ol. Ludinston, Oniel | Seeastoms grea ae, education. who has made the violoncello her . & of duty by the defendant, and a verdict of $500 | fr . z even, e Bs none. or lowe "| 4 LABIES’ DRESS FURS, & = i re Quartermaster of the Department, who devised Chas O'Neil, © C Sprague, speciality, and Mr. Wehli, a pianist of renown B » ke. damages was given forthe woman. Yet the this plan, great credit is due, not only forthe | > WH Miller 3 Carter Marbury and a pupilof Thalberg. These artists have | Iname in part some favored Goods for family ill be given by the Pupils of Prof. H.J, Rus. | S4me violation of law was committed here exercised in HrOCurIAg everyinline neces FL \ been heard in New York, and have achieved a | use, such as rea ooo LOWS? HALL, 7TH STREET. Cally watbout Peualy it the Corporsiiesiot pas oan keaanhee instititiog Donets aor eOR atone ee salt L, G. MARINI. Perforin with the most exquisne taster os: | <4 Androseogin Bleached MUBLIN, £3 cts, MONDAY, Fobrasry 21955. 0° charter of the company should be taken away. mlaved (ni pushing uel work torreon ieee lina aeeeee oor Bede ited ym mi! e 0! rrangements, i x - x he feria epee and technical skill. Mr. Wehli is | 4-1 Wamsutta Mills MUSLIN, 55 cts, Stephen Lynch, fine Mattingly, He Gestred Sine bill ito be referred. tothe Com completion, under the personal supervision of | Asbary Lloyd, Benjamin 3 ays, LE et Srieaee nieces 4-4 New York Milis MUSLIN, 45 cts. Wm. Applegate, .__H.8. Parker, Mr. Saulsbury said that the very reasons | ™master carpenter Alard, the buildings has been | 7 Colyer, H Oley Ford, te add variety to the enterlainment, have | 44 other favored makes MUBLIN, 4scts, ° Beet uow aseicned by the” gentisman fom. Massa erected in an almost incredibly short time, and | W P Colgate, ¥ Potticher, inereased the company by the addition of Mr.| 7.3 @0 do do 6 $),35,40cts Dr.D.¢- Lloyd, 8 Lynch.” sachusetts showed that there was no necessity | Sil the detailed clerks are on the qui vive in | Riper HJouts, Goorge W'BI Perring, the favorite English tenor, whose| 4, do do de do wets. Dri B.M. Reid. 45H. Parker, the lay othe landeave merigucconnnersme:| 7a o ene |e Baan Tebelles. j " . 8. Merrill. = . ty fawrs “Haris, e youngldcoucanter who comes | PRINTS, Medder Colors, 25 ets, Floor Managers. toinice inthe care VAX $0; the party aggrieved retake EEN ee sei pam tel IC aes NW King, : W. Applegat . A ad aremedy at. law, ani ere was no ne- ‘sod ] . —_ ners ine Aibion, Jourusls which Never indzing | DEEAGUE'S and other fast colors, 99 cts. Pee VS Humersc cescity for this proposed, legislation. Ir a | Dempsey & O”Toole, reflect much credit mpon | peoqpanr ME OF GYMNASTIO EXEREIS! _ aueranhense gate Fine IRISH SHIRT LINEN, 75c., $1, $1.25. Ballet Master.—A, Bupplee. fe white passenger were so chided would any one | this enterprising firm. The design presents a ‘THE EANLON BROT : mB. The Strakosch’s troupe had a most brilliant | COATS’ SPOOLS, 12kc., er $1.45 per dozen. Tickstet®, feb8 cost" | think of proposing a repeal of the charter of | base of three steps of granite, bearing respec- mS, tively the inscriptions 177583,” «1812715, «1860-65. Upon these are inscribed:««U. S.,” each supporting a bundle of fasees, encircled HE SOCIAL OLUB FOIRER'S, RV MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, the company—or [proposing to invoke the powertul aid of the Congress of the United States to redress the wrong and enforce the success in New Yerk and all the papers in that city are loud in its praises. The Herald says : ‘The first concert of Max Strokosch’s new me most distingnishea G: i B willar.pear duriog these arenas ie oir CROBATIC CHALLENGE aACcr., And many cther goods will be sold low In pro- portion. 5 ibition of Light @ : ~ 1 guarantee the above prices for but a few days Av THE remedy? Certainly not. He also thought it | by the naval pennant and national motto, and Sake: ig ymasatics. for . i 4 See ee aint! cam pine ar Nibeiesaieen | Only. OG A eee high time, however, that the ‘Senate should do | surmounted by eazles and the appropriate de- 3-Claan Meereians paren last night. The house Was ucue1, -~ a4 8. M. MEYENBERG, Tickets $1to be had at the door. ing com. | something for the poor degraded-White man, | Wices representing peaceand war. Atthe head 3—Vaulting Horse a the interest manifested was considerable. 4% Market Space, under Avenue House, mencing at 9 o’elock p.m. 20 Im*™ instead of devising so much special legislation | of the card between eagles are engravings of 4—Dumb. Bells Nhe first appeagance of M'llede Katow elicited | _ fe 2-3t Detween 6th and 7th ats, in regard to the negro. @resident Lincoln and Vice President. John- 5—Parallel Bars applause. She was w0st prepossessing AMILY HORSE —Bafe, fast, reliable and LOST AND Mr Brown coincided with Mr. Sumner in | sen, and gl Rag eek ert her mse ot $—yanltty = m, has a fine preseace, 8nd was attired tle, witha nearly NEW CARBIAGE, gen: FOUND. his views, and he thought it was time this | managers. ipiays 8—Horizontal Bar supe; de la Russe. 20d motatall likean | Pour. ordinary artist in the -Oncert room, a rich robe | mats, Curry-comb, Brush. &c., complete,: of black velvet, an? ® coronal of rich leaves | for sale at FOWLER'S Staties. near Riggs’ Bank, and flowers, fugespereed withjewels, beig | New York avenue, between lith andlith streets, the design, and the work has bean-exeented in ithe finest manner. Se DIvorceD.—This morning, Judge Wylie, sit- railroad corporation was compelled to regard the laws, and not violate them continuously in the face of the power which created it. The bill was then referred to the District of eied TE senees, two Elankets, Font [9874 pair of GOLD BPHCTAOLES, in a green leather case. The finder will be liber- ally rewarded by leaving them at sho” Aveine 9—"Giant Swing,” on Bar To deral Fights . i—A eri 12—Batoute Le i ; ite Leaps and Tumbling, . , -4t® House. in equity, made a decree divoreing Alice P. P iT substituted for -he more familiar white, or | _ feb 18-4t Columbia Committee. ing in eq Ragan ‘ 15-Peg Pole we are accustomed to. While | LS87 Between 2 ovclock on Friday until 17% | On motion of Mr. Sherman, the amendatory | Caten Carmen from bed and board with Wm. 14—Inelined Pole Ei sed, os she evidently was, acter me | Pe Pe Oe ovclock on Baturday, a $100 BILL. £ will | internal revenue bill was referred to the Com. -C. Carmen, on the. ground of cruelty on the 15—Climbing Roves give $3) reward for ite recovery, Call at 271 D street, between 13th and 13. fe 20-5t* MICHAEL SCANLON, Plumber, OST—A TRUNK was left by acolered woman A bepots Saturday hh instants Whe party re- f° , 1th instant, = b Serine te ame will please give information of | whereas it is alleged a system of substitrte part of the latter. The parties were married 16—Double Rings in September last by the Rav. Mr. Remick, of Tree eeaben Georgetown, ia which place both reside. 18—Gurriculum., __ F. W. Jones appeared for the petitioner. PROMENADE VONCERT~PROGRAMME. es + Nabuceo’”, Comss AND BUCKLES, uew-styles, at the Dol- | Overture .Ccustep. ; lar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pena. avenue, near mittee on Finance, and ordered to be printad. Ox motion of Mr. Wilson, the vote by whicbk. the army appropriation bill was passed en; Saturday was reconsidered, Howse.—Mr. Ancona offered a preamble— ~mapce, she reminded one somewhat of | The subscriber is still r~ ani ne the celebrated picture of St. Cecilla in the | Johnson & Suttor ~ ae ueheals eee Louvre. Noone 2° heard her last night in prices, Pure* . at muc! - renemnceet the exquisite compositions Cf Servais,can doubt | 74), gtr- "uasers should not fai 5 that she is scare musical penius. The difficult | cet. and not over graceful instrument upon whier fe 18-st™ GEO. J. JOHNSON, she perfermed seemed a part of here’~ vas; the 2s f Steinway’s | its whereabouts to detective officers McDevitt and | prokerage is practiced in the jail of this couaty. : ORDER OF DANCING : passion of the artist spoke in” very" tone. | DTBT AROS has iaet boon Tocelved- Weaummme. | Clervoe, 46? 10th at, fo 20-3t"_ | by the ofticers in charge, namely: Robert Beale, | 1 Street wma | ,,1—Quadrille—Gamnasts. here is no evidence of labor |» ~’yovtion in | have also on hand several Pianos that warden, and Benedict Milburn, depaty war- Promenade—Introductions and finale of “Pr ayia. har Baer Loraine ome “ot physical effort in | b#ve been used a short time for upon to the willof the pls . ~t- Itseems torespond °#*? terms, at the Ware Boome ot) ag, is undoubtedly » er #sif by sympathy. She | Sole Agent of Steinway’s Pianos, very perfect violrncellist, | fe 3-3t and Mason & Hamlin’s Cabinet Organs. O8T—Yesterday (Bunday) a‘ McKendree Chap- L el. or between there and 327 9th st., between Land M, partofa @OLD WATCH CHAIN, with Key, Locket, Head and Cross attached. The Key was set with opals and gar: The finder will be den, and Messrs Fayman and Robinson, guards, andothers, putting in the military ser- vice as substitutes persons under arrest and held to trialfor criminal offences, thus doing RS. HE. F. WRIGH?, CLAIRVOYANP AND Natural Megnetio Physician, heale, by, “laying on hands,” without drugs, every phase of Nervous Di Blindness, Deafness, Bh 2-—-Polka and Achottish—Sleigh Bell— Wis Promensie—Potpourri—"Un aus in Maseb ora rth. 3—Les Lanciers—Horse Guards, atism. Pa- 2 if 4 th st e 1 , Spinal Curvature, Byspep! Liver Com- - eS 4] < perhaps Pest now livng. The curiosity Tt THE BEST_GET TH rewarded on leaving the same at 327 th Streat. | injustice to the Government and the army; relysis, Rpinsl Gurverare. Dysserse: Rooms No | Promenade—Cavatini-~ Nabucco! Verdi. ee <vinced at her entree soon assumed | ET THE BEST. — therefore, 341 F'st., near Patent Ofses. fe 20-1m' : Ml, Poli 1 the phas- i | REWARD-—Strayed from the subscriber a Resolved, That the Committed for tae Dis- ——--s———— | Promenade— Farewell, Po! epaise! Godoecke, vance’ “of decided approbation as she ad REBELLION RECORD, Vol. 7, 10 Jetiew Newfoundland DOG, about months ic cr Osluunbin inaaise into the, dace oe TANOB. 5—Quadrille—‘Just before the battle, Mother,” ig in her first piece fromLa Muette de Por- | Ip all styles of Binding, now ready for delivery. | old ‘an iron collar and piece of his chain on. | ‘Ticto! umbia inquire act ef the P PIANOS. Promenade—Grand Medley. '* | Mr. Wehli made amost favorable im-| Also back Numbers air Volumes. The abovg reward will be paid if returned to 479 | said allegation, and report the same. to the BEOOND HAND, 6—Gallep—Railroad— Withers. , pression as a pianist. In manner he resembles | New eaten of Tasmars Dictionary of Oon- | j3th stra. fe 18-St*__ | House. + NEW OR BECO Promensde—Prayer oe } er Sota Night aa eT ee ae acetate a Peoide | capled published. Price sty,’ <” O87 8 [© | © One on Thursday evening, at St, Matthew's | ,pbit,,DAvis, of New York remarkod that | ca second Randi Piano for $0, 7 Les Lengambment in Grenada’—Krewezon, thatin clearness, delicacy of touch and bold- | °GR5t Free by mail on receipt of above price.: LoGhah. tates FON TIPPRT. Tho finder | tbat Commitee ® 'y investigating simi. | One Foon for $100. Promenade—air from *Attila’— Verdi, ness of execution he has not een ce | Just published and for sate by Me ANEGR wite rewarded by Jeavin it bat WM #, DANS teeetees pines One Biano for 3S: s-Folka Redowa, Bchottiseh—Jennia and this country since Thalberg’s time. esto ot! sts. reso! ano 7 melia, quality about Mr. Wenli which is most agree-| |, Bookseller and Btationer. 334 aay... Srestore orem hi RaTRanSS Wend coftared a resotntion, onttess Ee rey tenet get Promenade Drumb Corps Quickater—Grafuta, able, and that is the unpretending manner in fe 1 D.C. . Seo iy ‘Bo: 9—-Quar . Which Be undertakes ‘his taak., “There is no nett BoE A ERN EE > Pera lr couider ye crpenleney of send. a ties iether seahorse: Fromensie- pee te eons ae with ease and grace, and as he proceeds you a —_— ones. N—Quad: Gym! and Jig Sttention can accomplish so much’ Hic exe: | No.1 COAL OIL supplied, with a great vari- | Buocemors to McGregor & Zimmerman, hare on | Sue ceenes acmum om gold, and thus factit- uw Smith's par Parlor @reans, Byomenate The ‘Armaof Abrahaas-GatSkstop— sa eo a Sint C ‘immer. cution, with the left Rand alone in the fantasie | ¢Y °Cp aN DELIERS cf OABINET BURMITORE.” All persous wae | _ Mr. Cox offered a,esolution calling upon the | al sixes. and stylos,and prices, for Bale os Heat, m, Witbers.....-.-..-...., Leader String Band from Luca, was & marvel. The audience * SIDE BRACKETS, =e dein want of Furniture will do wet to call | Secretary of the Treasury to inform the House i * JOHN F¥. BELLIS. 'fipittichi... Lead ith 'U.'B. Artillery Bane showed tneir appreciation of his merits by an HANGING LAMPS, a and examine onr stock. as we are confident our | what amount of gold in the Treasury, net me- | | 306 Penvaylvania avenue, betw: Tickets, $3, admitting a gentleman and twa 14. encore toevery piece Mr. Strakosch has elven TABLE LAMPS, &c., Pall at Mor 330 Tin streets between Louisiana | Cessaty for the paymentof interest on the Pub- | | rr 20-6 Sthandldimatracts. | gies *Ringletieresss82 ‘Tokets cna beat Bh aceeieepaiersinidien Pena ovens a APIS Top i FINE FATRTING. ggg | fastrar oy of Me atl, SEES vate ie ——— -- -— Oona" a fe Coe or gurdaasly lpepbeneabaps fomami pie H., BAYLEY, Lamp Store, ‘OR SALE—A BACON & RAVEN PIANO, a | 17, 1661, what amount was sold, who were the te Gclobeated CHIOKEN PIO, | The most rigid order will be observed, reap his reward in a co fe 18-6t 476 7th street, opp. Post Office, frat clade instrument, 7 ootarea ( agents, and the price-o¥tained, ‘ce eihchemeing tne Mngra- | , Tee hat and cloak room will be im the grand ree e ee ody Lady'e Hock tor | W eats tena guetty sevice tod great SESE ER GRE SRI TO | arereantaae Stee ee ETT E reermage | Cheenel aeesgee ta w vane us an early copy of Godey's Lady's Book for | larged and improved. Tilustrated_ wi inal cost. Apply to 8. CALVERT FORD. cor Pa, a Months 6 tee of confer ott ‘doors above Qdd Fellows Hall, | take up with heads te & atreet, feb 20-8t poi iy culersed aa improved. RANK ton” Re ond fith at. fal0 lw™ Mr. Wilson, frown the committee 0 fe 17-94) & doors abo ‘ 5