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In ChancerY at Nashvillo.

CTATE or TENNf5srE. .--tt Rnlss held in tho
- Uerk'a Once, Chaucsry Court 90 Nashville, Aion.
day, September The lat, 1862
.. %. Hurt Trustee, Sc and ID Myers, Con plain.
auts, g. Fisher a q luld, and others Defendants.
Il appearing frOm aihdagt nlsd in thia cause that
She several psoeB uf residence Of thc dcfendans John
A Fisher John W Gould amt Thomas T. Marsllau are
unknown 90 CumplainRnts, gn TINT the ordinary nro
cess OF this Court Canrot be served un thcn DO 7 or
derod that they do enter thor appearance herein be-
forO within tho agEt three days Of the torn OF
said Court, 90 he held on the let Monday Ia November
next 1SG2l and plead, answer on dsmur 10 CJnpa q.
ant bin th0 alme will boz taken ior coulefsed
O. them unt set tor hearing partc ara that COPY
of this order be published o7cea week r l0lr a1ccss
Eiye Wrlss iu tho h1shg ono Union
A Cony -Aftrat. y. D. GIFAYIs @. 4 n.
a, T., htNoa, Sol lor ,'wp'ie sH2-W4
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Madame Alboni recently received an
invitation 10 O bah from a lady moving
In The hrst circles Of Paris society. The
celebrated s0ngsiress wrote Ia reply 70
inquire whether the Invitation was adj
dressed 10 Madame Alboni Or 70 me
Countess Pop0li, a. Alboui charged ~,
aud that In advance when ebe went out
10 spend lhe evening, and the Countess
charged nothing. This Would-be hostess
replied that she invited Alb0ni. Alboni
baared h he excused. Bravo Albonl ;
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN SOLICITED, DURING THE
IL last Few days, by humorous parents, tO take
young children under my Instructions, I have re-
cured The assislunoo oi Mlas lFRur DUsHAy, so a.
vorahly known q teacher in ihe Public Schools, D.,
and viii Onou, In connection with my school, on
Monday nsrt, a department. iE Intormedlafc and
Primary scholars of both sCNcs.
TulU0s q aHd ~ uer month monthly n ad-
vance,
scpa-sie H. DOEMAN.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY


rtraons Wishing % send Freight ana racksgcs by
he Morning Trains OF lhe Lovisyurn Asr NASH
WAS, and EisHvutr kEp DucArus RAunoAns,
aart have the mme az ne ohco by o'olN's The
syenlng Prcy'cuA
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500 Horses Wanted f!
FOR CAVALRY SERVICE.

1--WE HUNDRED GOOD )RsEs, BETWEEN
II four and eight yoars old, and between nfteen
and sixteen hands high, are wanted Immediately for
CAVALRY SERVICE, for which reasonable prices
6il be paid.
Apply 10 ClHT. Il. \. LAMB, on Vino Street,
below Mrs. polk's resdeuce. auglG-tf
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

ShsriE--James NJ. Hinton, D'Tu'i'.--Thomas Rob
son and J. X. Buchanan. AN fl p o..
Reoisfsr--Phineas Garrett
TFwtee-w. Jasper Taylor
Coronsr--N II. Belcher. "..
Rmgsr--John Corbitt.
Rsrenus Coilscfor--J. g. Brfey.
Railroad Tar CoUeoior--w. H. Robertson.
Constable, for Ae Rashriilc Big-ici-Tohn n Cover
and j. g. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jndgs--Ilon- James Whitworth
Cierk-P. Lindsey Niohol.
e. The Judges Court meets tho arst Monday in
each month, aud The Quarterly Court, oompoStd Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the 6rsi hon.
day In January, April, July ana October
CIRCUIT COURT,
Judgs-Hou. Nathaniel Baxter.
Cisrt-David @. Love.
s~T The oour, meets the art Monday in March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
.Iulge-Hon. william X Turner
C1ert-Charles +. Dlggons.
S8-The Court meets tho arst Monday ia April Az
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT,
Cadncellor-Hon. Samuel n. Frierzou
Clsrl and Maasr-,i. =, Gleayes
sS- The Court meets the arsi Mouda! in Nay and
November.
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ARRrvAI AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

iouaynle Nsshynie RR. Train leaves at 5.t5, AN.
arr. al $50, p NJ,
Nashville Decatur RR. Train leaves at coo, AN,
arr al 100, p.M
Nah ohattapoora r. h. Trsiu leayes at 1000, AN.
at8as, pm.
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DISSOLUTION

Al MOROAESTERN and m. sILyERHTRG. Of
w. t1e hrm OF M. MoHaNssIERs a CO., Sioe
Siorr, No. 10 Union street, have dissolved partner
ship hy mutual consent
Tho husinoa viii De- carried ON hereafter BY M.
Morgansteru NJ. MORGANBrEliN,
II SuNERBTRG.
Nashville, Aug Goth, 1902 anr2H-at
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cOusrr Dmscrony-osatiagea
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFF1CERs

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.
4 ros,-Hsaaquarietso High street. col ), j. Nil
icr, oommsHding.
Di.gici--neadquariors on sammer sprot or,
Ford's residencs) W. H. sidsn, Mai l5il T. s. To-
fsnify, A. A. A.G.
Proros Marlal- -feadquariers st tho Capitol. A.
c. 6insm, Col isl Tenn. Infantry.
Czif Assistant oaarivfaa,sy = Headquarters On
Cherry street No TO- tJodge Cairon'a fesdenee.)
Capt. J. D. Bingham.
i,si.,sas oaarfsruasisr-Fo - Cherry street. capi.
r. Stevenson.
Assisieus onarrvmasisr Vine street, near Mira
Pols's Residence. Capt. Z. N. Lamh.
A'sistaHf Quariermasirr--Na. 81, Msrret sirest..-
ozisf csmmiasary- -toaaauarisFa, No. 10, Vine st.
Capt. r. Ancieey.
Commi,'aEy n spbsi'isnes--Bioad street. Cnpt s..
| Little
Acting commis'q5y qf satsi.i-pos--Coraer Of Bread
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
MEDICAL Dyec'or--summer street (Dr. Ford'e oli
rcsidence) Surgeon, g. swift
| Medical Rircyors OHc'-thurch street, Masonic
Building. J. R. riRur, Surgeon, sth Rentucly In
fauiry, Acting Medical pur,eyor.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS.
Northern Mali via Louisville arrives Daily. 53OP.M
as leayos +" T45 ~
Columbia, via T NA.R RR arrives &" eco I'M.
leaves -" 0l0 An,
shelby wire, via y ORR, arrives " $50 ? NJ
" leaves 90 1000 A. VI
Lebanon, arrives I2.00M
F." ieayes - 300 y NJ
Memphis Mail leaves Daily.ya louisyillo and Cairo
0sT.oFFicns OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARr-
Liberty, Ne1Rndria;
Gor1ansyiilo, Smthvle,
WatertoWu, icnnlogs Fork
POsr OFFICES on LINE or ~ a c. RR-
Murfrecsboro, Fosierviio,
Jordan's Valley or shelbyylne,
Christians, Palmetto
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cHANcERY couRr
loBv y. Hrpr, Gsand secretary, should he addressed
al Easiugls, Tenn

loan y, Hnr, Grand Secretary, should he addressed
at EasAuills Team
Tennessee Lodge, Be.1 1--Ncotl overy Tuesday lyen-
Ing, nc their Hau, ON the corner Of Union and sum.
her streets Tbs officers Cor The present torn, are'
o. s. Lesueur, n G.; >. h. Nils, Yc,;'J. l.. Weas'ey
Secretary l., spain, Treasurer.
TSabas Lo6g,, No, io-seen at the same place
every Monday Eveniog Tho officers are x. A.
Campbell, N. g.; Henry Apple, y.G.; J. l. rark,
Secretary D. y. brown, rreasurer
Sniisy Lodge No oo-Aieo'a al their Hall, on South
Cherry street every Friday hveuug. Tue officers
are: o. c. Covert. NG.; Frank Harman, V.G james
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mailury, Treasurer
Avrsra Lodqs, No lo5, tGermou) Meets a. tho
haN, corner OF Union aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening The oalcers arc Charles Rich,
Ne; z. Friedmaa, Y.G.; -- Rttorlich, seoreiary'
Geo ssiforlo, Treasurer,
R.iJsly EsoaBpmcni, No i-Noclso ot che above Han
on the hrst and third wodnesdays Of each mon'h.
The oaioers arei5. = As, Cl,i e.. N. 1ioBride H.p.
e. y Fuller, s,W.; Peter Hsrrls ir,, J,W., John 8.
Hide, scribe r. r. Gutter, Treasurer
Olirs Branch Eslramrmsab No. A--Msets ~ the
above Han en- Che second and iourih "Wednesday
uirhts Of each month, The officers are Jas q benr
CP.; Henry Apple, H.P'i l.. Mokor, sw; b. friod'
man, Jw.. Charles Kirchsr scrihei } \. Ward
Treasurer
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cry oovERNMENr.

CRY GOVERNMENT.
IHff 4tI jt|
JofN HIGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM sHANE, Recorder,
JOHN cHUMBIEY, Rarrial
Deputy Mar,hel,--.W. n, wrRinaou, A. G. Tucker,
and James A. steele
oloyt, N as Maylst-Join thdu,blsy, es ssio, arsi,
Jos. /. Rynn, seoond and lohn Reddch- thlrd,
Tor Asssilor--willam Driver.
Rsreaae Coiieoiof--A. 3. siaukland
Wdlr Taz C5ilectof---E. 3. Garrett
- Tyeaa,ra--R Henry t'
Pha1f Marss-Th0mas Loakc.
superintendent Of fts Workiunto-J. Q. Doad.
spperinfendcai n ne Voter WoTis--lames Wyatt
olicf Of he Fbe Deparimeut--Iohn N. seabury.
serton Of DE Cansiay-T. u. Mcbride.
Street Orerseer--J. L. Stewart
Cpy Aao1ieg--john 1tcphag Smith.
CRY COUNCIL,
Baari Of Aidermen-M N. Brlen, President j. D..
Newman, G. A. J. Mayaeld H.G. scoyel VIM 5 Cheat
ham, J. c Smith, NJ. G. I. Claiborne, ana Jas Robb
Common Councii--W. p. Jones, Presidents william
Roberts, r. ]. .YRsbrough, WIN. nTiyer, WIN. stewart,
Louis Hough, w Mullins, James Turner, @. n. South
gate, A. j. cole, Jas Davis, Andrew anderson, ! b
Bnggles, aad John Jready.
STANDING COMMITTEES or rr CRY corNuI
Fmunos-Knowies, scove and c,c.
Water Woris-Aoderson, Smith and Claiborne
Sirses-Yarbrough, Turner, southsate Davis, Brisn,
Mayaeld, oheaihlia aud Claiborne
Hharf-Newmnn, Stewart aud Turner
Ia Hosptal--Jones, Mayaeld and sloan.
Scbools--Cheatham, May and knowios
Fire Deparfuaent--C -Cready Driver and Newman
gas-Driver, Oheaihnm and Davis.
Csneiery-smith, Stewart and Newman.
Marta Hoi,ss Roborta STOW ART and Turner,
slares-HouRh, Claiborne and Davis.
Police-Chcatham, Brien and Anderson
Spring.-Hough, Claiborne and Brcp.
Worthouse--cheatham, MayAed and Knowles.
improvement, ond Expenditure -Cole, scoycl and
Cready.
Public Pfopsrty--Bren, Oneathaiu and Turner
Pest House--Naydeld, jones and Roberts.
a.. The Board oi Aldermen meets The Tuesdays
next preceding The second aud fourth TburadVys in
each month, and the Common Council the fecond
and fourth Thqrsdays IN each month
NIGHT POLICE
oap,ais-,lohn Baugh. rs sg.
Iiyst Lioaie1ian,-wm. Yarbrough
Second LisptenaHi--Iohn II. Davis.
Poliosmea--wm. jackson, John Cayender, Mich Da.
Wis, Joel Philips, VIM. Baker John Cottren, William
Mayo, John EngloB, J. W. Wright, John Puckett
Robert Scott ". c. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hu'iit.
sy- The ePolice Court Is oprned every morning at
ninr O'Clock
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Twas a passenger on the steamer Golden
Gate. The alarm Of fire was given while
all the passengers were az dinner. There
appeared 20 be very little excitement at
first, and / supposed the FIRE would be
soon extinguished. Then J saw the FIRST
mate come along, and he got ont the small
one e-and- a. half-inch hose used for wash
ing decks forward This was the only
hose / saw ia service. All the steamer
hands aud passengers went 20 work a the
pumps forwards many as could get at
the brakes I went from the pumps up
on the hurricane deck, saw Captain Hud-
son on the bridge trying 70 quiet the pas
sengers. telling thea there was no danger.
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TERMS PEw SESSION.
EXTRA CHARGE

For Board ard Tuition, SBj, $40, S-I. and $50
cording 10 the department Of the pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

HussELL's LETTERS TO THE LONDON TInEs-
Under date Of December 1, Mr.. Russell sends a
long letter to the London Times, from which wa
make the following extractI:
so far a. 1 can judge, there 10 no chance of a
immediate advance, but there are rumon and
predictions and reasons going all over the town
10 he effect that the General must rert soon do
something or the North viii become angry The
progress which has been made on the coast ma kes
her all the more impatient 10 clutch the rewards
OF all her expenditures, her Losses and her sYef-
tons. A great victory by land IL needed for the
prestige OF her arms, but the public voice N n .
fenced by the fear Of what would follow a defeat
false step, an abortive blow In front of Wssh.
ington, might render all her little triumphf In
the South worse Than abortive, and lay the North
open 20 invasion at the very moment when her
superiority was becoming daily more manifest
Slowly, but surely, her teeth fastening on the
Southern coast.
CAN attempts Of Mcclellan TO find an unguardcd
spot In the enemys line have been unsuccessful
and although l have great Difference for the
opinion OF American ofhceS who know the
country, and who say q winter campaign 10
practicable, must be permitted 70 state that the
condition Of the roads aud camps at this early
period Of winter induces me to arrive at an OPP
posite conclusion, founded on some experiences In
observing the operations Of armies IN the field
There Is smaller chance Of such operations being
successfully conducted when winter arrives IN all
It's severity; and that which would be almost i'm
possible for a highly disciplined and well organ
lied army to effect will be quite beyond the
capabilty Of the forces which are assembled here
at present, giving than full credit for courage,
zeal, and endurance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. M.

TEE AFF2TR OF TEE TExST.-ws hsvs resd
the comments Of the press Of the loyal stsses
upon the Governments policy with reference 10
the AFFAIR Of the Trent, viii equal care and solic
tude, and have 70 say that We have not yet found
a single American newspaper that dispproves
Of With one accord they unite In pronouneine
10 wise and patriotic. Nor have we seen Q single
invidious Newspaper comment upon the state pa
per-Secretsry Stewards answer 10 Lord Lyons
In which the policy above referred 20 10 explained
and just fed That too, meets the emphatic tp-
Proval OF all who have % far taken occasion 20
publish sughi concerning Il.
This 10 the nrst Instance In our national history
wherein the course pursued by the Governmsnt
In q matter OF % grave International imporbnos
has met the unqualified approval and achieved
the hearty support OF all. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

PRAcrIcAI JoKISs.-This 10 the age Of practical
joking; and what are vulgsrly termed ''sells'
seem 60 interest all alike. An amusing instance
has lately been perpetreted by several Of the Lon
don jewellers. A rich morocco case, Of the GIe
and form Of an ordinary Photographic miniature,
10 lettered out in gold. Portrait Of the orills
IL 10 laid carelessly upon the drawing table,
with s1rap-book, etc. The unlucky victim, be-
holding IL for the first time, seiIes Il with imps-
tience-"Ah! I have not seen that"-opsns 10 and
sees himself re Elected In q palpable piece Of look
ing glass; IL bewhiskered and bearded, the joke
tells smaIingly-he drops IL with sPeed, and the
gorilla tries 70 enjoy 10. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THLNtIEIlIn

This morning, the three Lees and Dr. Nevitt,
all OF F airfsx county, Va, who fer some months
past have been In confinement In the prison a.
the AleIandris Provost Guard for playing the
part OF spies for the Of secesh were brought
up here and transferred to the care Of the Provos
Guard Of Washington.
One Of these three brothers Lee viii be remen-
bered as being the former Pension Bureau clerk
who so wantonly killed Mr.. Hume, Of Alexandria,
some years since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

WHITBHuRsr, 43i Penn. avenue, furnishes
photos "a phs from miniature to life size His col
prominent men Of the country. Remember,
Whitehurst received seventeen premiums In this
country, and a medal at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don; also, at the French exhibition at Paris. See
hisfancy cases for holiday presents. de 2I-eolm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

BOGUS Notes.-The public is cautioned against
hood OF worthless notes In circulation here
Purporting TO be on the egg Harbor Bsni %
New Jersey. The notes Of % determination have
vignette In the right-hsnd corner Of female
sitting, cattle, &C, and 10 subscribed by p Gin
s5h have vignettes Of females with shesf Of
wheat, globe and scroll, and are signal by E. A,
Beardsley, cashier, and w. w. Psddscf, presI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

NorIcI.-Bevare Of counterfelts and unprlncI-
pied dea ers end7avorng TO dispose of their own
aud other artic es on the reputation attained by
remedy for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
vel, D-opsy, 60, Co.,, 30. Ask for Helmbold's.
umu. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
THE LATEST BY TELBGRhPH
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Tbe Old Point boat hss
arrived here and brings The following:
OLD Po1Nr, Jan. 2-The Gag Of truce yessef-
day brought no news. .-,
The released prisoners from Richmond are on.
pected at Fortress Monroe to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
BOARDING.

A MESS OFFOUR PERSONS, WHO WILL
"a occupy but two rooms, can be accomplished
Apply at this office. js2sts
FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
u can find good Board and pea ant Rooms,
Germs moderately at Mrs. CUTTINGS, opposite
Mayors Once, Georgetown. A few transient
BosTders accommodated. de 50 lvs
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Observation-Disclosures

i BEREBY Take pleasure In Informing the pub
Ito Of my return to my old stand at w. VOss', n
Pa. av-nus between 18th and 18th streets E1Al
Having enjoyed the reputation If be pg an ex tk&s
perienoed European Matchmaker am now pre-
pared TO repair ChronometeTs and fine Watches at
short notice, warranted TO give en- ire satisfso
JOS. BULINSKI. .
Persons deslroas Of obtaining Jswelry and
Watches, will find n 10 heir advantage to exam
lie my excellent stock All kinds of Hair Jevery
neatly and promptly executed.
de 81 ~ w. V0SS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
INDIA RUBBER Goops

India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of r ubber Goods. including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, nder Sheetin gs for beds In sickness
&c &c, at manufacturers prices at H A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 800 Pa av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets deS1s-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

PREsKRvATIoN OF A RELIc.-Tbe large ana
beautifully carved eagle which surmount~d the
funeral car upon the occasion Of the obseou IN OF
President Taylor In 1850, was yesterday placed
over the coat-of arms which grsces the wall in
the rear Of the chair Of state In the receptiou
room Of the Mayor Of Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

ATTENTION, COMPANY Volunteers who ex-
pect TO retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign must see to II themselves Do not trust
TO the army surgeons Supply yourselves with
HollowayS Pills and Ointment. Every English
| soldiers knapsack contains them. Only 2S cents
per bor or not 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-BsTors Jssties
Walir.-Jamss A. Wright, charged with lar.
cenyi turned over to the military John Cam
eron, shooting in the street; do. Geo. jackson,
disorderly conduct; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

CRrNINkL CoURT.-To-day, Augustus Funf,
indicted for an assault and battery on Anna
Glutzosck-a little child four years old-v,s
found guilty. This case, ia which Franz %
Germany seriously injured the little girl Anna In
an alleged attempt ts violate her person, was re-
ported In the SfaT st the time
Thos. E. Miller, indicted for stealing ave Gown
OF the value OF 500, from Ms Bresnshah. wa
found guilty. Miller then plead guilty 20 the
charge Of stealing i've cows from Michael Ken
nedy, for which he was also indicted this term
Patrick Cusick was then arraigned, charged
with assault and resisting ofhoer Buell..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

STovEs IN THE FREIGHT CARs.-Small stoves
are being introduced by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company into all their freig ht cars used
for the portation Of troops comfort that will
be appreciated by not few this winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

ARREST on BENCH WARRANT This morn
ing, PatrOlman Leach arrested Herman Lang
upon a warrant issued by the Criminal Court
He was charged with assault and battery and
held to bail by the examining Justice, and failed
to appeal at court when his name was called He
was taken directly to Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN AND VIOBONCELLO.
JOHN X. G0ODALL, Professor and T 'scher of
The above, tenders his % the public. Terms
81 per lesson. References TO any musician in the
city Several Of his pupils are now the best violin
lists in the world. Viz: lie Petit Ole Bull, Fred.
Buckley, 30 &c. Address Canterbury Hall, where
he can be heard ever night. de H-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

N COMPANY, DtcKnIEl 81, ISL -keres.
AIrsee6l, 70 the retuIrements Of the charter. ne
stockholders Of this COMPANY are hsrsby noGf I'd
that an election for Eve directors 20 manage TIE
affairs Of the sane during the year lsa, WI Do held
g. its Once, No. s1& Elsysnth street vest. os
the hN 5, r., of and aoslOef ? N l sy STs;S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

RoBBERY OF Mr.. TRAvERs Last Friday night,
Mr.. Joseph Trayen was knocked down In the
street and robbed Of his pocket-boo containing
about eighty dollars Supposing his money gone,
and but little chance 70 capture the person who
committed the robbery, he did not mention his
loss for day or two, when he spoke to his
brother about g. His brother went directly 70
detective A. r Allen and stated the circum-
stances, and requested his aid In ferretting on.
the offender. This morning Mr. James z. Duna-
win was arrested by ofacer Allen, on charge OF
being CONCERNED In ths robbery Justice Dom
held Dunawin 10 bail for court In the sum Of
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

lI8 whose licenses from the CoTpdratlon OF
GEORGETOWN expire on tie Sls' Instant Ore hereby
notified promptly TO renew the SANE, otherwise
they subject themselves to fine, and the Law is
compulsory on the proper officers to enforce said
law against all delinq ne ats.
de 81 StsvtJanl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
w POTATOES.
w Have In store, ana for sale at lowest rates,
q lot Of prime Prince Albert and Peach BLOW PO-
TATOES. Also OATS. and smaI lot of prime
ONIONS. BUSEY Il BARNARD,
Bridge st., doors west Of High,
eS-1w Georgetown, ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

ri NEW STUCh OF
n GENERAL STAPLE GOODS.
BlanE cts, Comforts snd Bed Spreads,
Cotton Sheetings, ShirtIngs and Linens.
White and ColOred Fiannels, Towels,
Napkins, Tables Cloths and Diapers.
For GENT AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths. CassImers, Tweeds, Vestings, &C., in all
good styles and quantities,
Fine and Heavy Grey Domestic Cloths. for Gentle
mems Suits.
To al OF which We ask the special attention OF
purchasers. ]. W. COLLEY Co.
de ~ Wv SAB 9TH ar, above Pa. ay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

ARaEsf 90 A FusirIvs LAT night, rounds-
man w Turner, Of the Fourth Ward patrol, 70
turned from New York, having In custody q
young man named Alfred Ford, who stands
charged with having obtained from the post once
In ths city certain letters belonging 10 the ocsrs
Of the g. steamer Pensacola He WA commit
ted to Jail for further bearing by Justice w altar
which win take place aftef the rsturn Of the
steamer fron her TRIAL TIP to-day and the cfacsrs
have been summooed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

d60 =. WERTHEIMER & CO, d6i
fOZ No. 462 AND 464 SEVENTH ST., fOf
Opposits the Posi- G@ee,
Offer their stock of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
GCORDlALS, etc. also their large assortment Of
SCARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc.,
for sale at Wholesale Prices.
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEL-
PHIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
euested 70 ave them call and examine their
ls WERTHEIMER CO,
462 and 464 Seventh streAk,
DC Ism Post 0ffoe