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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23
sCHoENFIELD g. BRO.
Mourning Goods.

Mourning Goods.
r UPIN'S BOMBAZINES,
i j Plain Black ChRllies,
e Bareges,
GrenadIne %
TAmVrIine and TAmeae Cloth.
Grape Merets and Mozambique,
Lupin's Wool DelAine4.
Plain Black EOnard silks.
Black aud White dO
Ginghams.
Black Thibet ShRwIs,
Grape
Grape Collars and Sets.
La fact we have everything in the Mourning Goods
line usually kept in first class IetAIl Dry uOOds
house Buyers will Ind it to their advantage To
give IT. call
myaa COOPER & sENSENEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-23

Tar Chicago Tribune publishes three
column communication denouucing the
new constitution framed for the State of
Illinois by the Convention which sat this
last winter, aud calling upon the people TO
vote i down. The election takes place on
the 18th OF next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30
WINTER GARDEN,

The Proprietor of this well known establishment
has determined to gives
GRAND VOCAL Il INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
The SICK md M w WoGHDH8 HIs1bit SOLDIERS,
On THURSDAY NIGHT Jan. 1, 1853,
On which occasion the entire stage will be deco
rated. and with the excellent Com psny engaged
at this place now, number of tsient have kindly
volunteered.
LOOK AT THE STARS OF THE PROFESSION:
MISS ROSA CONSTANTINE,
The Celebrated bans. use, late of Niblo's Garden,
Hissss issssS YyhITY hfT Yah %kb b5aJp5iisY aJJpS5SiissY
Who will on this occasion dance their celebrated
LA tnsiffsStbERE
BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND.
Tn. Favorte Pet Of wssainst anriVsied ri 2 BY any
songstrefs, rs we'll as style. beauty and song.
MISS JENNY.
On this 'es'fS5 &SSF T baSsf Inc sAs celebrated
MISS EMMA WILLIAMS
MISS has Indy RSs S;s Consented for
this night to dance her celebrated
LA ELIINE!
Mr.. KRUMsCHKA
The Celebrated German and Opera Singer. win sing
0' saRHIa OF Fesas ssSs the AF" OF the
sIGNOR LINDEMAN will preside at the Piano.
PROP. GEORGE NACHMAN
MONSIEUR hs1 SOL,
Late Of Cam mpsell Minstrel. have on this occasion
only, consented 10 perform their cele-
brated Violin Duet of
NORMA!
AGRAND TRIO DANCE,
pf rforned by
MISSES coSsTaNrfSE, u jenny + ) AND EMMA.
~ Admission for this nj sht, Is ceuts-ts be de
voted to the benent of our Sick and Wounded Sol
diers
The Proprietor, in conclusion, thanking the pub
lie for the kind patronage. earnestly hopes that
this Concert Will be patronized by every true Union
man for such q gre At cause.
JOSEPH ROsEN THAI, Proprietor,
de 30-2S 31e street.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO.

Movements of the Rebel Msrsan-An I'm.
portant Bridge Destroyed by Him-Ths
Railroad between Nashville and Louis
Vile Destroyed-Six Hundred Onion
Prisoners Reported To have Surrendered.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29-The Journal says the
trestle-work near MuldIaugh's Hill, ON the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, was de-
stroyed yesterday by John Morgan's forces;
but expresses the opinion that Morgan will not
advance to the Ohio.
Other sources say that Morgan'e force ut the
trestle- work was about 800 a. Saipst co Fed
erals. After slight casual los our forces sun
rendered. Further particulars are unknown
The Journals statement of the capture OF
cannon by the rebels is untrue.
Headquarters here II O'Clock in the morning)
have not been advised of the above destruction;
but circles usually reliable affirm il with great
positiyeness. If true, there will be no more
railroad communication between Louisville
and Nash willie fer at least thirty days.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-The Postmaster OF
Richmond, Kentucky, says thai Col Garter,
commanding a Union brigade, has captured
Knoxville, Tennessee, and destroyed four
track hst>~>-.. E..o. the and pandridge
Governor Morton, of Indiana, is here. 1t is
not true that he has ordered out the militia of
that State, as reported.
Passengers on the train from Louis VILE TO
Shepards vile to-day, report that they heard
heavy hiring up TO tour this afternoon in the
direction Of Lebanon junction; and reports are
current That Col. Harlans brigade 10 in the rear
Of Morgans forces, and it is supposed NAV
have engaged them. '-. -. :
1t is rumored that portion Of Morgan's
forces are at Bardstown, and destroyed Dor
tion Of the railroad track near Elizabethtovn
The Rebels have been repulsed three miles
from Mumfordsville. Everything there is
safe. :. 80
Gen. Rosecrans's forces have driven the
rebels into Mprfreesboro. 1t is supposed that
Morgan is s'skedaddling out 81 the STATE.
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&. AFFAIRS. ON THEsPENINSULA.- =
The Rebels Marehiag on Gloucester Poiu,

PHILADKLPHIA, Dec. % The Press has in
terestng ne ws from the Peninsula, under date
OF Fort M onroe, dated to-day.
Gen. Neglee had received Information from
contrabands. which was considered reliable
that body of GOO rebels, under Gen. Trimble.
who had been detached from the army of
fredericksburg to assist Gen. Wise, was ap-
preaching Gloucester Court House, with the
view, as was supposed, of attacking the bat
teries at Gloucester Point. |T
Our troops were under arms aw aitinR an at
tack, and Gen. Neglee had prepared to attack
the enemy In force to-day, (Monday.l We had
two gunboats in the river to assist in the de.
Tense.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE.

DE OF THE TENNESSEE.
Grants army Falling Back TO the TaIIa.
hatchieAMe m phis to be his Base of Sup
Plie.-A Union Expedition Reported As.
csndiBg the MississiPPi-P Port Hud>on
Attacked and Captured-The Movement.
of Van Dorm.
CHICAGO, Dec. GA special dispatch from
Cairo reports the rumor that Gen. Grant has
fallen back 10 North Tallahatchie is confirmrd.
The main body Of his army crossed IT Holly
Springs several days ago. II is supposed Gen.
Grant will open the Memphis and Charleston
railroad to Grand junction, and make Mem
phis the tHse Of his supplies.
A report had reached Memphis that a heavy
Federal force had ascended the Mississippi
from New Orleans, and that the naval portion
is under Admiral Farragut that Port Hudson
has fallen into Federal hands, and that the feet
had reached point twelvemiies below Vicks-
burg
This reported advance OF our forces is con-
frmed 10y the Eicksburg Whig OF the 18TH
DrcembPr.
On the 23th of December, the rebels attacked
the Federal forces, two hundred and fifty in
number, at Davies Mills, six miles south OF
Grand Junction. The enemy were repulsed,
leaving twenty dead and thirty wounded on
the field. A number were carried of. The
Federal loss was trifling.
Van Dorm, il is now believed, is between
Bolivar and the Mississippi.
The rebels still hold the road be tween Coluu-
bus and jackson.
New Madrid was evacuated yesterday. A
part Of the magazine was blown up and the
barracks were bursed.
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s.-T.-l80o-x.
RAkE,s PLANTATION BIrrER4

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure St Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
1t Is q certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constpa-
ton, Diarrhra, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmaic disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times Of day, by old or young, and is par.
tcularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & CO., No.
2O2 Broadway, New York. Sc a5-eoSm
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Missouri legislature.

JEFFERSON, CrrY, Dec. 2o-The Legislature
OF Missouri met to-day. L. u. Marvin, radical
emancipationist, was elected Speaker of the
House BY twenty four majority, and J. b.
Pratt, emancipationist, was elected Secretary
OF the Senate. :, = -
Mr., Richar rdson, in the SENATE, introduced
resolution declaring that all emancipationists
are favorable to compensated emancipation as
enunciated by the President Of the United
States; which was unanimousIy adopted. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

ODD FELLOWS, HALL
~ SPB SPb ffttESS%s' kEttS%s' HALL: HALL.
GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD,
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
THE CANTERBURY COMPANY,
In consequence of the rr.a, Improvement being
maze al ihe Canier6xry Hall the manage ment have
determined to postpone the re-openiDs until
9 NEW YEARS EVE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December sIst,
in order to present TO Il cir patrons one of the
mott con- Portable, spacious and handsome
MUSIC HALLS IN THE COUNTRY.
The Canterbury Company will perform
TWO NIGHTS LONGER,
AT OD D EL Lows HALL
When they will give Select Musical Entertain
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MISS IELIA MokTIMkRss
MISS slss ksIG Hdifs Pksss9TEEER s3THERRtANp.
MISS NsLLIE TAYLOR.
AhorH ana CSaP 70 ANY,
composed of
Twenty ] aides ard Gentlemen,
IN A SPLENDID BILL,
including
THE GIPSEY'S LAY
and
PIPTY NEW ACTS
Doors onsn, 81 O'Clock. performance, ~.
Admission 2E cents Front 6eats 81 esntA.
NEW YEARS DAY
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
will be given at the
NEW CANTERBURY HALL.
Afternoon, at O'Clock, for Ladies' and Children
Admission to Afternoen-Ladi % cents; chit
dren..l0 cents. Usual nights entertainment for
Gentlenen at "a O'Clock. Admission, 26 cents;
(lrrh Chairs eta ue 29-2t
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A B II Y Q UP III ES,

A II Y Q q LIES,
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF QuAaYlaxAsfan
Army sf tks PesousdS, !
WAsHIEefoE September %. lsdz
PloPssALs are invited for fsrniAhing for the uss
Nshe army of the Potonis &C the following articles
:, 900 tons best quality fimethy Hay, seeurslY
eal-d, the weight of each bale 70 Be marked
thereon.
sfpepoo bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, In
strong sacks, Well sewed.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well seasoned
and Of the best quality. - ? .
1aeh bid must be accom- panied By the endorse
nsnt Of two responsible persons that the CONTRACTS
HANAraed viii be fulfilled
Bids win be opened from time TO time as the AZ
Scles may be needed and contracts win be awarded
or the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
Bidder Up 70 the time of opening
ssy bid.
Proposals should be endorsed " Pro posals for bay
or Oats Wood !" as the case may be- and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
.. .. Lieut.. Col and A. D. O..
ge eS-0 Chief ouArternasteF.
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WAsAINoToN VARIETIES,
NINTH efREET.
=, xEzR PENNsYLTAHIA AVENUE.
RRoRKIEroEs. ;;a----....A AAABLIN Z GO.
BUsINESS MANAGER. JAMES PILGRIM
Ill BEST COMPANY In AMERIoAi
CROWDED AND -
-: AUDIENCES.
-.-, LOOK At rHs
ARRAYoF FALENfi
The WoDderf.l
u ~'f A. M.sHxRNANpEz
s AND BIslTlLEHTED TROUPE.
FIRST appearance Of the Young and Beautifal
..- .-t-- KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
Tho srestI,isA Coincidence and Vocalist, who will
. :, appear
MONDAY EEsFING, Dee. q,
'-r In her great character Of
THE IRISH PERFECT oUREI
Also In Characteristic Irish Melanse, entitled
IRISH CoURTsHIp,
In which she win sing her original song Of
.f.-. ... "No IRisn NEED APPLY"
.-s MILE MARIA ZOE,
The most Accomplished and Charming Darseuse
in America.
+ First appearance Of the celebrated
Mr.. B. YATIs, SAM LONG,
The Great Comic Singers.
The celebrated
BUBw0RTH BROTHERS.
MISS ADA TBsMAN,
STARS OF THE yARIETIEs,
NGmberixs Orer Fifty Pe,fo,n,e,s.
~sPRcIAL NOfIcE.-A Grand Matinee on Sat.
urday Afternoon, for the secomR odation Of Ladies
and Chile rem, eommencins at o'clock.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Accom- plished Vocalist,
% IS ENGAGED AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT,
AID will appear
MONDAY EVENING. Jan. s.
PAreuette and Family Cireie. =. 2s cents.
Orchestra Chairs. irs.......-...-.-...-...5 50 cents.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALs FOB THE ERECTION OF BUILD.

Q5sss ksssstaat Qsorfs,Mastsy q. S. Army
= alsraadrsa, Va, Dee. IS liza
unt;i SAT fIEpSY e.. a. ~ ~ &reSsrsa ~ snts o"ee
n o,eioet m Sor tbs 90 ~ on ssnoesy, ~, y
Erection Of HospitsI Hriidinga1 9 ~ ~. n s1C 10
parolsd AVA EreS:nr.s o.;oines - .ae SaMk OF
PIsns ana neeiSss Han. I'm h lear sh,a Guy.
spplicstion At IN is "a =. al os 1pon
t6eir com pletion ~"u NV 'iine sPseinso ios
ppopoa.Ya
Tks Spu 1.-. II pSSNo 10.
lar must annosr fn - . Onco soefe"e OF tAe oid-
Ifs bid il made in the na%s 81 +. aru shs Mana.
sonside rsd e az SvHess, ol .He PIG vii pc
dSninS it. '""i'iaa@ sfoHossi OF 'he Pefy
Srorossis f,or, S;.,, .., In .
zed IN sscscs SaI.sSs sctn ses % eoNstd-
SSc,n rroeos1,,ar " rALLAeiAHos hosf ACCOMPANY
PronasaIs rnsS
scsor. Hssistsnt On. rtsr sf.r 70 rss
andris. Va, and should be marked distinetiv Pro.
posals for Erection Of BuildinRsD
- GUARkNTEu
The ability Of the 6;ddsr fo an Al. .on<,.ue
should IL ha ava rdad 10 h;r, r,nst -
by two rssponsibIe ns-sons 1ha.. s;.t. t
Be sppendsS To ths snsTanta" ~ ~sA~ufo" n'a''
Itdaera must ha vSsssnt IN ..r.cr - a., Oh. MA.
are ouen~d or shs IN - s..e III
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A Steamer to Run the blockade. !.

ST. JOHNS, N. F. Deo. .2ss--The screw steamer
Princess Royal arrived here on the 2eth instant,
thirteen days from London. Shsis about four
teen nnnoreo ,ons Ole Sss S anc has eargo OF
dred tons e coal. and a few tore Of cod6sh.
She sails 10 morrow, IL h alleged, for Halifax
she 10 o splendid vessel, and Is well adapsed
fer running the blockade. Z sal.ss- -
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Frsu California.

SAN FRkKcIsce, sDec. s.--The agent of the
Msil Steamship Company refuses to deliver
freights received per the Constitution until the
consigness give their bonds indemnffyiug them
against loss In case Capt Semrnes, Of the pirate
Alabama, should recover the bonds exaessd
The steamer Oregon sailed on Saturday for
Guayamss with D ,hnndred passengers, and q
quantity OF machinery for the Mexican silver
mines.c go 49, = - "
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MOT ICE!

MOTT ICE!
~ GATHERS RESTA URANT
The subscriber and proprietor of this well-known
and long ttAbiished Restaurant is happy to inform
As mum sfous friends and patrons that he has sue
ceeded in making the necessary arrangements in
the Restaurant department which enables him to
comply with the urgent requests of the citizens Of
Washington and the public generally.
Inasmuch as he has completed the redtting Of
the upper part Of the ablisAment for the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen Wishing private
DINNERS and SUPPERS, &e.,
arrangements have been made to supply the table
from the markets Of New York and Philadelphia,
daily, with -~...
GAME, ,srs-.
.rs EAST RIVER OYSTERS,
and all the delicacies Of the season.
A choice rejection Of =. -: =
WINES,
LIQUORS and =
HAVANA CIGARS,
from the old established house Of A. Bininxer d
90, (epposite Willerds' } win Be found constantly
on hand. @. GAUTIER Proprietor,
NO %, colin 252 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

aHETROPOLITAN ROOMS,
I'VE Pa. Avenue. beitce<n 1l;h and l2th SIS.
The undersigned. proprietors, respectfully inform
the bite that they have opened the above sple ndd
and spacions rooms as CONCERT SALOON and
VAUDEVILLE T. EAT ER. Well renowned
Actors, sustained BY an Orchestra compossd Of
the Proprietors are determined to make this es
tablishment. not only one OF the most amusing.
In particular enjoy themselves, as nothing will
be q lloWed that could offend them.
Your patronage to the new Establishment is re.
spectfuliy Eolicited by 49,
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.S.-T.L190O.Ax.s
DRAxE,s PLANfArISr BsrrERs =

Insig0Saaes, strengtheAs, and purif,es the sys.
tenn; Il Q perfect appetfser, and natures great
rsstorsr. Itisseompossd of pureSt Croix Ram,
soas, and can. BE relied .spoA ssr4ss purity. It
cures Dsspepsia, Il . jgentle. tonic, and is inst
the hing for changes OF the season. Sold BY
al Groeers, Drugsists, HotAls, sad Saloons
y, =. DRAHE'G Co4 Ca .Broadway, New
x0Ee ef .exsa4sa .saast - .@s2-eo0m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec "A nre oocurred
at Portsnopth this morning, Destroying Ave
dwelling houses situated on Ora Word str<,t
. The particulars hays not been received. - :
Last evening fopr. negroes Were brourht 20
Fortress Monroe, implicated In the killing OF n
white man at Newport News, name not Know h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

&"P BALTZS
y. .- CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER!
An persons in want OF sd perior article Of Lager
Beer can now be supplied with
]. l. P. BALTZS
CELEBRATED tATER BEER,
By the Agent
RILEY A. BHINN,
Manufacturer of
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
And Agent for
MASSEY COLLINS CO.'S
SUPERIOR DRAUGRT ALE.
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
HoS 81 Green street. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30

The BKLAY or GKE. iRosDoR
in the Cumberland riverresults from u, late
rains, Gen. Rosecrans will be relieved Of M.
dependence upon the Louis vile and Nah wi Ii
supplies at Nash Vile sufEicient 70 warTsnt a
forward movement with his army NON th4t
point The rebels would not have displsvss
Gepselyes 80 dehantly Ia his front Bfthey hat
@ sIlne up the stores needfpi 70 give mcoliixy 10
ms troops g cNeinrah coN~ereai.,,- !, ,,t.- =
osfhoItc clersvm.n sr,,vsx 4,
New York few days since, dfrectfpe0 Sooth
Carolina He ststee that the rebels have N
army OF stx hundred shousand sn>n,iup fbS Ala
APO that they are eosndent 81 eAiHkng gnhsirsus
'AossSetss.Cf s4irs3 = .s5s' N y, ,.sGrls o. :,
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHEs.I
DEPARTMk Nj OF THE FRONTIER

DEPARTMk Mt OF THE FRONTIER.
Advance Of the Armies Of Generals Blunt
apd Herren-A Great Number Of Difficul.
Of Van Buren-A Complete yictsry fer
cur Forces.
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Dec 2e.-One OF the
most difficult and daring raids Of the war has
just been made by q part of the Army Of tho
Frontier. On Saturday Gen Heron started
with portion Of his cavalry and infantry for
the other side of Boston Mountains. Gen Blunt
fn Cane Hill at the came time by another
route. The two columns, about 6,UoO strong,
went In light marching order, with six days
cooked rations, and mar ched Il miles without
stopping. Gen. Heron took two batteries
without caiseons. .E --
The artillery and baggage wagons were
drawn acrots the mountains by twelve horse
teams. At daylight yesterday morning the two
commands joined at Lees Greek, three miles
artinery, numbering 1900. started for Van
Buren, leaving the infantry 20 follow as fast as
rcssible. Two rebel regiments Of cavalry were
,nconnt red at Dripping Spring After a sharp
killed aEd many wounded on the field. Our
loss was lone killed, but few wounded
Our forces Immediately followed the flying
Irbs Is 20 Van BureD, where a splendid charge
was made, led by General Blunt and HERON in
perfcn, resulting in a complete victory over the
,nemy. The rrbel cavalry rushed on board
sorne steamboats, and escaped 10 the other side
CT the river. Two steamers and over q hum
dred prisoners among them were captured. A
third boat was run a. hore, In addition to those
destroyed. large quantity Of corn, camp
cquipuge, transportation mules, and horses,
" ere also seized.
The iull extent Of the captures was not yet
known when the messenger left.
The infantry and artillery were fastening
ierward as fast as the nearly impassable rolds
would allow. The people of that section Were
taken entirely by surprise, and terribly fright
entd.
General Hindman was on the other side of
~ In fpr In
unwilling, 70 engage us. The pathway TO the
Arkansas river has now been opened, and IL the
euhboats Will open the lower end Of it, the
winters work Of the Army Of the Frontier is
marked out.
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GOLD PAPERHANGINGs.
1856

486 GOLD fArHkAAHsINss. 486
Gold sed Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium
and Bank PAPERS. at the lowest cask prices.
WINDOW SHADES Of any requires style or sise,
ing or Window ehadsa punctually executed, in city
fsrss ee.a for goods .ndiassFi 7 yhsn Purchased
or e1ecuted. ,l92ss ]. MARRRITER,
No. xs6 ssysash strsst,,
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n ATTENTION, sUTLERs ,

III, W p14KIS ATTENTION suTLERS prrKIN
Who'll EsALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
We have just received large snd vii selscted
stock Of 6ReCE CERIES, Suffers GOODS, &c,
vhich We are Offering at lower cash prices than
b bought In this market elsewhere. One of our
afm residing in PhilaA Ael phia We have sdvantsses
n hu wing over NEST other houses. Particular at-
tsrtson paid to sutlsrs' orders.
Dc L. Inn P1FkIN & 20.
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Gov. Hick, Appointed senator frsn Mary

q BALTIxoRE. Bee. 2s.-The Governor Of Mary
land to-day commissioned The Hon. Thorn n Il
Hicks ss Senator, to represent the State OF Msry-
land until the next meeting OF the Iegisl aftirse
"a the plaOerOf the AsA- James A. Pearcsssie-
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FuRDs FASHIONABLE THEATRE

TsErH 6rRxET. ABOVE PkSSA. AVENUE.
Mr.. JoEr T. RoRD. ..-.. Manager and Proprietor
(Also Of Holiday Street Theatre, Bsltlmors.)
LAST MIGHT BUT FOUR
OF the hiii,iaDt engagement of
Nh. n MISS klCHIN IN4e.
Aided by R0 MANI BALLET TROUPE Com
panJ Of New York ChoIi, e, ard confsssedly
the best DRAMATIC CORPsin
Washineton-will appear
THIS tTU1 SDAYt EVENING,
In BAlfe b Magnificent Spectacle,
SAfANELLA;
THE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY,
prod cton Of indeserib bs Bile and grandeur
Concluding with . BEAUTIFUL TA8l TAU.
MISS RICHINGS' Grand Complimentary Teeti-
monixl to morrsw evening.
An ESrIRKLY NEW PERFORMANCES.
ApXIssIoE-Dress Circle and ParQuet, 50 cts. !;
0rchsstrs seats rs cts Family Oirels, Is cts; Pri-
yate Boxes, Sc.
Doors open St sz o'clock; performance com
r3rnres At ~ o clock.
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0ROVER'6 THEATRE.
PxNEeYEVANIAA AVENUE, near wiIlsrds b Hotel
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THIS tTuKsDAY, EVENING,
All 'es eoEEpY ERfEinpfiYg,l cone WAKES sEss q the
TWO srLEorsBRp r ssRpscs5 c6Mfo II PLAYS.
koPPITZ WILL INTRODUCE NEW MUSIC
The performance WIN commence with Stirling
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- Admission 20. IS. and rs cents.
WAsHiNoTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvINTH AND o STREETS.
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STAGE MAEAaER. :. ........:.:.FhED. q. GisSHs
P.P.P., INPALLIBLEf
Re.snsagem ent Of
Mr.. FRA RANK DREW. @
p,r., THIS !fUEEsPAY, ,E;. ,s. EVENING: af,si
First nsl e ,bs ;psesssiSI snrls'aus,
Mr.. DREW assumins ihe csss.eter Of siaNos
HAu-Lo NO zASo- PHIL Eeo DE. For ,Cerforning
Hereulean feats.
To sEs1o65 sia 81 5,Ts1f SSGned' Of
ssr Ris,ss b h gvsT ~ rsh hsh
Capt. anrphS Mcguire L. F. B.Prsss
PsIc1s o. AD.lssIos.-,B.leony Chairs, 70 cents;
Orchestra Seats IS cents; ParQuetts 80 cents Pam,
lily Circle, Is cents; Private Boxes, S..
~ Wednesday Mr.. FRANK DREW, L. P. BAR
RETT a,d Miss CHESrNEY will appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-30
NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.

PIANIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Has opened Ladies' and Gentlemen,s Afternoon "a
On most liberal terms, Prof. Wolowskf will also
explain the fun theory Of Music and Reading By
his system.
By Pref wolowskfs new method Q person hav.
ing only slight knew ledgs of music will be ena-
bled in very short time, to read music With great
facility, and sxeou te epefatic we'll classical
music with perfection.
As to the vocal part by his way of vocoliEaton
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to
ealiIs with fasikty, accuracy and fine quality Of
tone. -.
Prof. wolowski receives visitors daily from 10 to
ii Q. and from to p. m, Ct his residence, No.
ls1 Tenth street. between and r. ...'..
N: 3. Children ever eight years of age are &C.