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AOn the authority of the New Orleans
Delto of the acsh instant we are informed tina,
an expedition sent up through Grand Lake,
Pass Cticot and the Atchsfalaya by Com.
buchanan succeeded in ca pturing two steamers.
he kanioi'e ard tho Southern Merchant aud a
iauI Oh. The Steamers Wei loaded with s uyar.
ana me launch with arms. ammunition and
one srnail srass piece. The crews deserted the
BOATS wh"n the gunboat m lde its appearance
anu took 10 the woods. TIE expedition was a
complete succ.ss, and much damage was in
fiiCted On the enemy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

INV YORK STATE GoyERsNryr Tho
GovrrrOr elect, Horatio Seymour, will be in.
ausursted on Thursday, January 1st. The
Legislature will convene on Tuesday ensuing.
january 9th. The Senate having been organ
ized last winter will be ready TO proceed to
business, but tAe Assembly having been newly
CHOSEN, viii have 70 elect all its officers Both
psrties are sanguine OF carrying the orSaaiza-
tlor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31
THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL

To-day, Mai. Gen. Burnside was examined,
tes'ifyIng At length with reference to the des-
pa;ehcs sen. by The accused TO him during the
progress Of his corps between Fredericksburg
and Bail Run. He also testified that the order
10 eSacuate the Peninsula was approved by
general officers or ueClelian's army, and tina,
they were not aveSSe 10 serving in the Army of
tie Rappahannock.
The crowd il atien dance to-day was very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Osscs,l
HdshinSson, December 90 1894
The President having signifed his pleasure
10 receive the officers OF the army in this city,
at half-past eleven O'clock on the ensuing New
Years Day, they will assemble at ths War
Department At eleven O'Clock a m. Of .ha, d.v.
TO accompany the General. in. chief thence 70
the Executive Mansion
By order Of The Secretary OF War:
et (Sisnedl L. Thomas, AdTt GenY
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. ELIZABETH OWE can find her two
t!3 Sous CHARLES and GEDRGB, by calling at
the Institution Tor the Deaf and Dumb, near Ken
dali Green. - s' .. dac 3I1t'
no IMiU-I MAD AME ROSS has Just
~ rived. poctress and Astrolosist. Was born
with natural gift. She tells the past and future
was never known to fail. She can tell your very
thou ghts. cause speedy marriaycs, bring together
tfosa long Sarnrat.'d no. aSS vert street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. The only person that
ran shcw likeness ri future husband absent
frie, d IN reality. Ladies 81 cents; gentlemen 81.
dee 81 Tvs r'-'..- '..5.. -.-s o. '...
iF1 ir e Medium Will give sit.ings at 60 South. A
street. between ist aua ii sts Capitol HILL for *
animation VI disease, seeing your ny!hs - we'll rs
iacs asAs friends. s. tn ranSs reals tas future.
B-urs from q. m. till p. m. Sitsinss 81.
de % w. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

~ Major General McClernand has received
orders relieving him from duty in Illinois, and
on Christmas morning he LEFT Springfield for
Memphis TO take his command, which, we b..
heve, Is the Thirteenth Army Corps. General
AcCiernand was married At Jackson Vile,
Illinois, two days previous TO his departure, to
Miss Minerva Dunlap, a sister Of his former
wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

CAsr.gBURY.-Thise elegant temple OF music
will be thrown open to the public tonight.
The most extensive alterations aad improve.
ments have been made in il, and we doubt if
there is = theater or public hail in this Metrop-
oils that can now equal il In masnifc-nc-. a
spacious gallery has been added, capable of
seating several hundred persons, aud nm,shcd
in the most approved modern style. The seats
In the orchestra and parquet have been r.e.
waited, so that from any one OF them "a full
view of the stage can b- had. Four spisadidiy
furnished private boxes have been added, and
the stage has not only been enlarged, but the
most superb scenery, from the pencil OF Mes,rs.
Lamb and Mortimer, has been added 10 IL.
We congratulate our Washington mechanics
upon the act that the remodeling Of this bu.id
ing is tie DIRK of their own hands, Tor it surely
reflects great credit upon Iheri The company
which will appear tonight is well fitted in
talent and extent 10 appear IL 30 magnificent an
edihce, ard cannot fail to attract q large sud
admiring crowd. We wish the enterprising
managers the utmost success IN their energetic
efforts TO pleas the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

- We learn from Fortress Monroe that two
Of our iron -clads, the Monitor and Passaic,
went to sea on Monday, accompanied by two
sunboats, and followed by the British friyats
Meipomens. Nothing is known Of their des,i.
nation. though there are various surnnises a. 70
she probable point a. Ans 81 which they will AXE
a practical trial Of their weighty ordnance
The iren-clad Montauk, Capt. worden, arrived
In Hampton Roads on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

MEN. FOX THk LONDON EDIToEs.-Ths Gen.
Mcneil, whom you are all denouncing as a
-murderer,' barbarian etc, for his Palmyra
{mo-) executions, Is not Yankee, nor "North .
erner," even,-but born "sLbject'' with th5
estof you,-of Her Britsnnf- Majesty, y uesn
Ftetoriss His birthplace was nowhere here
we are assured, but in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

FROM THE ARMY ~ THE POTOMAC.
INTERRUPTION OF IlLsaRArHrc coxxrs,.

HEADQUARTERS, Dec 3e.-Last niest ehuc,,
s O'Clock, the wires ceased 70 WORK north A.
Falmouth station. The cAase W a. a nknovn n,
t<n y. II. le.. -t-..
Tho last heard Of the rebel cavalry Wa rrcr,
oceoqusn, which place they had passed sashs,r
way northwsrd. r-.-F -
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AZ EARLY CABINET MEhrING-

This morning, at eight o ciock, tha C,biuat
met and remained in session unit; Il a M. 1t
is believed that they were in CONS uitatipn ov.
some portions Of the proclamation OF emsaci-
patton expected 10 lie Issued to- n ,rrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31
MCDOWELL corPT nv Isorrpv

To-day number OF letters from 6tn Nc.
Cieilan, with reference principally to the force
left in Washington when the army of the Pc
tomac started for the peninsula, wers filed as
testimony AFTER being read. The examination
OF Gen. Sigel was not concluded yesterday, and
his further examination has been postponed
until Friday next.
Major willard, (of Gen. McDoweirs Stan, }
was commencing 10 give testimony at Z NJ M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31
OFFICIAL,

The Officers Of the Navy are informed that
the President will receive them on New Year,
Day at half-past eleven o'clock precisely.
They are requested TO assemble at the Navy
Department, at II O'clock, in full dress uni.
form.
Navy Department, Dec 30, isS2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

~Ihe ship George Girls void, which is load.
inx At New York with breadstufr= and provi.
ssons for the suffering poor of Lancashire, has
received some seven thousand barrels Of -four,
and q considerable quantity of corr, bacon and
pork. She will take about four thousand bar.
reis more, and be ready 10 sail probably inside
Of a Wrek
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A THRILLING STORY

The Lieut.. Colonel Of the I'd Pa Cavalry.
COW on duty near OccaQuon, sends word here
this forenoon that a body of eighteen thousand
reiel troops are said to have made their ap-
prarsncs in that vicinity this morning.
There can be no truth whate yer in the story.
though more or less rebel cavalry may he
scouting around there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

~ We have received the first um Ser of q
German paper, styled :. Der BalIon," startd in
this city, and which. the polite gentleman who
LETT II tells Us, ia 10 be sort Of Washington
"Punch." 1t i. all Dutch to us but th. PIC
lures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

~ Inc Old sioop-Ui- "tr Saratoga reached
Philadelphia Il few since from the west coast
OF Africa. She has captured two siay-rs since
she left Bling m Old and IN o dts: ,i,.n i
vessel, she viii hardly be- put in service ayaia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

TIE CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The L.
gislature OF California is divided politically rs
follows: Senate--Union, n; Democrats, o
House-Cnion, Is; Democrats IL. United
States Senator ia place of Mr.. Latham is TO bs
chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

Sfrom Louisville II report comes that Col
Garter, commanding Union trisade, has cap
iured Knoxville, Tennessee, and destroyed
four bridges and a large extent OF the railroad
track between Knoxville and Dandridga The
announcement may b. true, VIZ hope il is, but
-pseds confirmation.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK +. N.

{ NEW YkAR'e DAY.-According 70 our cos
tom, the Star will be ISSUED tomorrow, JAN
nary lst- We make this statement for the
l. neiis 81 advertisers.
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J&TEREsIIN6 Pr LADIE4.

We have again reduced tis Pr. Of large $50. k
'f h n Sssne Ures To- & cents per yari
vo.th ST. TO s. ceEts
lao, Wooden Hosiery, Gi Nor n ,es, 81, ~i-,
fIo-ks. Embroideri- :, &c, ~ IL b. sod at reiucsi
pics,
81 Our sock of Lsdies' and rhii rs.'s Dress al
faTSy furs wi; be r. L. at g--nt bargains They
are s' new made ard 'resh sOyds OF u.siI-
ufRr us- l. d ME- ENB3RH,
- Market space her B. aat 'th sts
de Il undi tn. Avenue House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

SA special dispatch states that che Rebels
are abou, making demonstration on GI0uoes-
Ter Point. orpoits Yorktown. Gen NaglAe,
~ no commands at Yorktown, WAS preparing
foi tim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

no THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
W. The Asssssors of the different Waras will
met at the following places from IL O'Clock A. n
till O'Clock n from the i4th to tho 3ist Of De-
eemoer. inciusive. TO Correct and register tbs
lst Ward. John A. Rheem, l92 Pennsylvania
avenue, between nth and 18th streets
81 ward. ThOmas Stswart, corner 18TH and n sty
Cd Ware Henry Curtis corner 9Th and l. SITS
4tb Ward. Thos. W. Burch, 5th street. between
6 and streets
5th v ard B. 2. Dyer, residence Ten Buildings.
sth Ward George Colard. At T. Edw. Clark Is
Once, Virginia avenue between 9Th and Esth sta
7th Ward. Peter Hepburn, No as south 2 street,
batwesn 9Th and 9TH ssrests vest De l9-dtsl
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WILSON & PHILADELPHIA

No: lls Pa ae,. Asw. iSfX osd snt& ss
ne andersixned takes this me thod u retax nj M
os tSnnks 70 ths citizens Of the District for ~
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him durins
ns syared 70 keep up the repatstisa OF his ess.S-
1 have ana viii keep oonst,nt,, IN A.,a from
he Phnedsighia market, g asus1, . full ssppiT q
S1MEb P0TLrRy, SWIFT RREADs, REAL,
sEY sADsAGE .lao, PHILApELPRix PRINT
hCfTSR, ORANGE COUNTY BIZ TfER FRoIre
ana tEakfADLk6 Of all kinAs In season.
frisste fAnites or ollcers' messes win lad th1
best asa,rtSns<nt of ever offered in this
no Sim THOs. r. WILSON,
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LOCAL NEWS.

frSnRAL or A RsBKL OvSrCrR-This 49,.
noon the funeral Of Major 0ro. w Pcttirrs-
q rebel officer, who was wounded In tbs 49,
OF fredericksburg and made n priscnsr 49,
place from ma,onic Hall, corner Of Nin,h 80
ID streets, and was attended by a lsr-e a.aaa
Of Mafons, who followed his rernatas - -
Congressions al Cemetery, whrre hr was 49,
in the lot btieneing 10 the Grand Iosisp.
Major Prtfierev was a reiatiy OF ai.,t.
guished lawyer Of that name, OF Charl..ton .
C., and in the late battle at Fredertckst,ss . =,
recsi lived wound In the knee He was bro,.h.
20 tnit city, and was taken 10 the Patent Oacs
Hofpitai on "wednesday last, but st-adiIr :.
fused 10 allow his wound 10 be d-s<,ad 80,
all The wounded who had come up AZ the g.
Time nad bfen attend q 10. and w hen nj. -
came, " was found thatHnortifcation b Al =. ~
place, which resulted fin his death on Mo,d.a
night On SUNDAY, finding thai tacre ma,
10 hopes OF MS recovery, he made hipsrIf
and asked that the faef OF his ronssirtnn sSo,is
Dc made known 10 so.e of the Masnns 20
washington Grand Master Star.Surv Ma ~.
once informed. and haStrned 10 his h,ds,sa
When, AFTER some Conversation with him =
VIII was Drawn mp BEG ueathing his property
cohsisSns OF large estate in wayne county
ia, 10 his Tnothrr, wife and Children 49,,
whom he sevnsd mostly concerned. I'm tha III
ne aito direets d that .sk funeral erpansa. shatS
=" 70 from his ertate. lie also requested tia,
tIe Masonic fraternity would take charre -,
hls tody and bury with the usual hoaors.
AFTER his DEATH whiyh took place on Monasv
niEh', his remains were placed in a handsorns
mahogany coffin, and laid IN stale "a Masoni.
Hall. and this afternoon the services Of tn
Episcopal Church, Of which ne Was A mem
her, Were conducted by Rev. DR. McMurdv =,
ktntucsv. The Masonic services Al the gr...
were conducted by Grand Tisiter aud Lee.
turer, T. L. Stevens. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

PRoFosALs OH BE received ct the cales 81 - -
Baresu Of CONSTRUCTION until January lta - ~.
rlAstering the valls, ceiliags, G. cf the ssts -
ridoSs and yarious ApsrtDsnts OF the veH seeSS
Of the Treasury 1xtoneiop.
Bidders mast state the price PEI yera 49, -
ure. he whole work VII reesire thrve oocsS
lime, shsrp sand hair Of prop pro yorttoes -
Be- approved. the whole 10 be hnisAsd N w. -
manner for painting tAroushout. a
The burean resexyes the right 10 rslceS ~ -
the bids il nsi6ersd for the Interest o. tss -
e<BWest - do 70. No bad viii be eonssaefe1
ie conformity With this sdvsrttse u,snt, "a NJ
com panied With proper gusrsntees sea' sse 49,
win execute . satisfactory ceetrsct,, p,owss
xnSiuee< In chsrse Tressu1 D~psrseeeS
PG-Fuu sise drawings Of nAouldtn - sns sce~
ule ef gu antilles can he seen st thus ONCE.
4 dx- eotd Intel. sna Rep
NEW AND sIHPLIYIIp METHOD YoR PA
IN HOEfEAND SISGIN6.-Prof. ALExAtbG
WDilOWSK Pisoist. Vocalist and ccmPcsr.
oprned In Ale xAnAr n. Va, Ladies and 6e. nesss
sSsrroon fI Q clock ein8ins Glasses, on the
~ raj terms, Prof Wolosski vii also eIpl.is
ful theory pfmssic and reading b. his ssste -
Nv Prof Nslovskts new method . person nsSsu7
osly q slight kDowieAGe Of s71sie VIII De eoe.v -
In Q very short time, 10 read musk VIII 49,
ciliiy, and execute opefatic a well - cssss
music with pxxe perfection. px~~
subscriber for SIR ging Ctasses or PriSn1 -
and Sin ring Lessons leave their names -
BOOKSTORE Of Mr.. l.. b. STONE. No TO- -
street, OF the Prcfes~orh residence, AL -,
Wakhip9 ten. ID. g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

- INDICATED
COUGH CANDY
II ron have Cold, use Boswslls MeiIcated
Oopt h Candy
If YOU have . Cough. use Boawell's Meaicated
Coush Candy
. Ii you are hosrse, use Roswell NsdIcated Ga ush
Candy.
If ysg have bronchitis use eosxelrs Accelerated
Cough Candy.
n you are troubled with any Affection of the
Throat or Lungs, use Bosrel's Hodicated Cough
Candy.
LIE The meet Pleasant And rffactuaI remedy ever
Introduced
~ i. Id by ali respectable Drussists-~hoias. Is
and retail at
BOS" E'.i.S Drug Stora
G. rrer Msryt-nd nv snI Suvrut:, t.
Erie " and 2a G" ntS per psr+ az. De u II"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

HsEsE FOR sALE-A bright Bay Geidlnx,
Of MambIino stock. dfleen-.nd-a half IN
hapd. hish; ave years old next spring ga
opening out Of Fifteen and a-Half street aajuin.
ing the kouse Of SecYetary Seward dc Sl-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

IpENTIFIEp.-This morning. Captain Won
baugh appeared ut the once OF the Metrepei-
itan Police and identified the yalise taken from
John Devine by the Fourth Ward pstroL -
described In the Star yesterday. The vaiise
Was stolen from Ciay's Hetel, and Deviue ws
sr~n taking il by an employee Of The hosel, vhs
thought IL was Drvine's own property. De-
vine is In jail awaiting iasl trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31
TsICK AND WOUNDED OFFICERS

euKGEOs GeSsRAL's QPpice
WaAhinsto~, December L. 1867
Sick and wound I'd officers Of tho X. xu ar r,uy
In this city will call on Surgeon J. X. Barnes 4
Army. for professional attendance. Office No ISG
stIe@t
Sick and wounded Oficers of Volunteers ia this
city will call ~ Surgeon n CIyuner u s Voiun
teers. for professional attendance. ONCE 300 Pa
The above named Surgeons speoia,,, ..sisu.a
TO this duty. JOSEPH e. SMITH
de i diff Acting Surgeon Gecersl.
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. RE fCi l..
Ds%AssHtsr % s,.Ts,

NAsxYsGroa. Usc -. tssS
ReI-as-s from the dFAft On ,ha ground AZ slisa-
age r. ve been aiso ssd In the following ca.es: =
Name. - Whs>s DYrIed.
Anton unfhef pahnia>rIzsukre 60 Niscofai q :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

M ANTEb-A Grst rate COOK WASHER and
" lRUNtR, IN . private family. wage. : 10
per MONTH Al o an in.fustr ,ous CHAH8SR'i -
None mead aoel, without good Recommendations
Call 1T No. BAL st. between 3-h sui TIA
On -Ixyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

NANTED-A yonng man DESTROYS of Obtaining
w sS1TUATI0S as hoax Keeper aTa t., make
hms.n gel orally nsefni n inercaulits rt;sr
Wishes empio, n.eRt Immediately. B-st uf r-ier
given RS to honesty, sohriety sui a.-iiui;y
Address sc. M Star ONCE Box xs ce3 ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31
DEATHS OF SoIpIYRs.-Tha roIlov,nr has,

DEATHS or SoLpIKRs.-The following hsu
been reported since our last:
Jas. Gilbert, Co. NJ, tl2jh Ia.
A. Sheeler, Co. A, 18th Pa
jas. @. Summer. Go. ID, 18th Miss.
VIM. Tarier, Co. X, 2n;h MAJ.
l.. Powell, Go. +, ie5th NY
A. n. Cane, Go. q, 2eth Nj.
Jas. Howe, iisth n. Y.
Asa Chapman, Co i, I3ath Pa ~
]. r. Grntsel, LIST Lieut.. 18th u. =. Art. =.
w. Caihcart, Co. n, 1f5th Pa.
WASHINGTON MoEET MaRKET.-2 rotaESons
for stocks, coin and uncurren; money, furnishsl
by Lewis johnson 4 Co., Bankers:
Bnying. selling
Y. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......I6s II
Y. =. f-p Notes lux kOk
u. =. Certificates Indrbtrdness eS
Quartermasters' Checks, paya-
bic in Certificates esg
American Gold. lDE
American Silver. .1axi55
Virginia bank NOTES, Is discount South Car
olina, Georsia- SC, IS discount North Oar
olina, 2sa30 discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

NV AkTED-bS an experienced ana industrious
w man " iih . sGa all capita!, PAisES ERSH!P
in an ehtsbii-htd bu.in-s ethrr in thsc nf-ciinn-
cry, ssSsr, res aurant urastsr u.he- stint
lar linz. would buy one Cat if suitable .ad .i.,t
exre.d the ans unit of 56N Ahdr.ss"h K %:sz
Office. do ol-,.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

N ANTED-fy com potent WOMAN who ia sc-
w custumed la worn a SfTUAf ION a. house.
keeper for widow OF single man. Please sttress
Erx ~ star UfHce de g. Iv
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QuAKfsrxAsrsR Gssrs,L's Orv,c,t

QCAKisRxAsrsR GEHREiL's OPvrcst
Washinston, D C. -, 1881 (
The order forbiddns clearanees for satlsrs' goods
10 the Army OF Tho Potomac having been rsvokec ,
Pernits be obtained for such claarapres ct the
onrrtermastr Generals O6ice, upon com i. Ing
with the printed regulations.
In order to avoid interferins with the regular
supplies of the army. IL IL i'm portAnt that az many
eutler. Is possiels unite in shipping their goods
by . single vessel.
Permits can be given only on tho spDli cation of
Legally appointed and resi tered suffers
lStgoed) n. C. MEIGS
de SlSS Quartefmaster s1erL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

BoswKLL's MEpIcATRpf rsH Ca yoY.-Ss
elsewhere the advertisement OF Bosw
cough cansy. II is undoubtedly the very b>s
article OF the kind before the pabhc, and w
b. ar on all sides of persops relieved OF ven
obstinate affections OF the throat and lungs b
using IL. at this sesson, when coughs sat
colds are so pre- valent- this agreeable and sun
remedy should be in every household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

HsNcgABI z AeorITTED.-On Monday ARR
noon Thomas Jarboe, who had been arrested
and gave security for q further hearing and
Vim. Bowie, cold, who had been committed 70
jail on suspicion OF hating stolen. about = week
since, two ocfayes OF brandy, belonging 20 d..
s. M. Hopkins, from the store Of Mr. Brrnnsa-
on the corner OF Sixth street nd Massachuserst
avenue, appeared before Justice Bsrnaclo; snd
there being 70 evidence they were hocoraoly
lis cbsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

EQk SALt-rwo handsome BARS or COCN.
TEkS, can be had . bargain, il called for At
once, ~ they must be removed for alterations al
the Central Hotil, corner OF Penn. avenue and tn
streets. de 81 St
II EEIVED A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
~ APPLEs and SWEET C!DEK JUICE, for
fsle cheap. l. e. RANKS a Co
Wine, Liquor sud Commissioa Merchants
de 3l-St' 101 Water street L cor s-t1wu D. C.
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GRAHB RE-uPkSiSG NIGHT


= u Z N ENrS
This t,,t1rer .;y fUitlay pi.ce Of nu-enent will
To crt': &c III the stuVt evening IL stYiu of
H.tc.nc; LOT Ia rT quail. tina country. ras
avIk i.ss ell teen ey' cutei ~ Wash:rStoa Work
7'.en, II = cr-t -Xc-edins
feJk THOUSAND DOLLARSi
New Proscenum Private Boxes, Balcony Par
quote. &c b, Siessr-. LutwIne i itartvn Bald
era Hew stairway, stage. Appointments, !, o, by
pr Jamee DRriing Guu Ass. stsuts Gas fixtires
&c, ny H.SsrS myers Il AcU hSu Painters in
f;;sc! Messrs. sfCtt.r i Co. PiaStsri: 2 Mason
mGfk. 4 .-LJ Jthi Keller he magnificent Ia Y
sc@Lry, Decorations, x c., ty Msssrs. Lamb * Nor.
tiU.rB
IN. Csut rtur, Hall 10 one Of the largest,
AritseiDett ia the country. the proprietor having
srfit . iet:nr p-in ivr ~ p-nsc L" traae It tns
CHEAT MfSiC HALL. OF THE WORLD.
10 iin" a' entirety nrw AudituriuuI new prosc,-
'tuhi. neg "'nc-rt Bsicuny. wri-h atou- will a.
con MEDIATE over f. :ois; Orch str Il chars
vtici. 'ui riis aud elcSsur. rtni,ot ma surpass d
hwy H'st III the hOusr has bepu srrau CAD a. To
eBaH.. Every p IRON 10 have CwN rIttc IF mi axe
H.:!cn E5s he II u, lei Up villa cctas-y u, w
Cbf ais .nc appointments, ny OF t--t
rtt:sts IL tie country. 1tr.- has been ruth;n ~
iefr uhdone that would aid TO the comfort OF ne
patrCns
The r.irr fl entertain aent uJ red is second to
no eetsui,s bn. ut IN the world In proof OF " lch
the following arTay Of talent il pectfu!y ~, D.
n,itt@3 % tie Intelligent, smusoment.iogins com
muI ity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

FIRK-The alarm OF IRE At noon to-day vH
csused by the burning Of hay In the lch ofs
stable, in the rear Of the New York Hot@
street near Four and a half street, which va
extinguished with little loss. The hrssu,en vrfs
very prompt in getting out. but their seryis~
fortunately were not needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

MARRIAGE LIonSsKs.-Up 10 noon tc-dAJ
ls4 marriage licenses had been isszed dsrsa(
the present mSnth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

GEORGEfowy POLICE CAsEs.-fir.svson Dat
row, Charles Lucas, Vim. Ellis, and VIM
johnson, grand larceny; hail for court. VIM
Brooks, o.; jail. James Moo uaid and AIfrrd
MARY and Emma Dnnder, dsorderly: fa~s
S2-62 each. John Brown, do dismissed. Dayid
MuisTave, do; fned s2.ii. Henry Ford
nuisance; fined Sao.+. George Powers, S-sA
Lumsford, Thomas Porter, John Frzstyeu
John TurNey, Albert Stone, and las. McQ usiG
gambling on Sunday; fined Sl.ii each. wIInaa
Turvey, no.; workhoass. John SuIIivaa
drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-31

NAh1ki-By q respectable young woman a
w nITCATlOS to cook. ~ash and iron. Al
ORE 81 Box 20 stsr OBica. It,