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THE FIGHT or SATURDAY.


Up 70 $50 p. m. The hGht ~as 90 variable g
that 1t was not Known which ssde had tn a.
vantage. This eta te OF things continued unel
nearly nightfsll; the enemy who left their in.
'renehmenis TO meet us-uskins u,oet deeper.
ate resistance.
At23Op m. orr troops vere rapidly srossfns
the river, and by nighrsii shs balance had sot
OVER. -->hEf-t t-
Forty thossspd or oef glorious and sslisas
army Were engaged In the bloody worn Of me
day, trying 10 take NE -hr.t Ridge back Of the
Town. On which The enemy nrrt line Of wsrks
as situated. =. ..-. -.
Until late In the dsy, seemed Impossible
TO do SO, but the perseveranee and unriipchius
courage OF the Army sfthe Potomac NJ last pre-.
vailed. Just before dsskncss put q stop 70 shs
days battle, euceees crowned. thelr eHor,s
Thus they took the whole ridge, from in front
Of the town, down 70 frsnksin's positsoo, .hre,
mile. below. ...-f -''cm ID - .- ID
They occupied II all night and at four @ o'eloes
yesterday morning were eagerly making prep
arations TO renew the fight, corfiden: thas
they would carry she crest by etorm, a. hey
had carried the first ridge
Gen. Burnside remained on the battle Geld
all night giving orders, booking 20 The position
and eoDdinon Of his forces and encouraging
them.
LAc ecViucu W tT &c tOuuocDL Oh cdFrllnG GN
crest yesterday, as his army certainly were.
Our loss in killed and wounded j. estimated
At 5000.
We have conflicting accounts Of the loss Of
the Rebels. Where they fought behind t,,~Ir
works they are not believed 70 4ave Ioet "a
heavily rs We did; but where they left lheir
WORKS and advanced TO meet us on FAIR and
equal terms they suffered much mere heavily
than we did. Thus, those er-aged where ths
enemy kept behind their Notifications estimate
their less a. much less than ours, while p.o-e
whom they met in open field insist thai their
killed and wounded are az least double ours
Franklin's fgnt, on our lsft was especially
obstinate, and his eventual success decided me
fate Of the day.
1t is understood that informsuon has been
received that no further reinforcements were
regarded there, as being needed from this quar-
ter, though Burnsides reeerve-Sigers ARMY
Corps-will probably be on hand when needed
Everything (including more -urg-ons) that
could be vented has been sent down from
here.
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lRoPosALs FOR PREsH BEEF.

WASHINGTON ARsBykL, I
December u, R52.
eINBp PRePosALs, to be endorsed Proposals
bf RresA Beef, will be received at this Arsenal,
it'll 10 g. of the 2Oth instant for the su pply of
kssh Beef for twelve months from the lst January.
The Beef TO be of good and wholesome quality
Deeks and shanks excluded J in such quantities as
eay from time TO time be required. not exceeding
(se times in each week, on such days shall be
(sGgnsted by the Acting Assistant Cemmissary Of
lses stsnee. The Beef to be delivered ut the Ar
bpl.
The contract viii be awarded (subteet to the sp-
Roval Of the Commiesary GenerAll to the lowest
lesponsible bidder, who will be required to enter
ITO bond With one solve mt surety, in the sum of
So for the due performance of the contract.
\ T. @. BRADFORD,
6e ll-dtd lst Lieut. Ordnance A A G.. g.
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- correspondent Of the Lowell News
writes, under date Of December :, that q large
force left folkfsilently, the previous Thure-
day night dec. q, for parts unknown. He
adds, that other regiments have come IN 10 nii
their places, and more are On their way. The
brigade that left was thss of Weisell's, and az
was generally supposed that il was moving in
the direction Of Weldon, to cooperate with
troops from Newbefh under Gen. Foster, but
nothing positive was known I'm the matter
From Rebel sources we also learn that our
forces under Gen. Foster were In movement
from New bern.
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FROM CHINA.

SAS FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Hong Kong dates
OF Oct. IA have arrived. The Taepings were
concentrating al Nmg-Po. Fifteen hundred
British troops, all Sepoys, came in from India
for special service.
The desth of Gen. Ward il considered a
great loss 10 the Imperial Caste. The forces
he commanded were urged TO consent to be or
ganized as British contingent
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Indications OF Di Sa ~ter at Sea

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE brig Keeka re-
ports that on the 18th, in latitude 3S deg. SIS min
longitude - deg. 10 min, she ran through an
immense mass OF boxes with some small pieces
of boards resembling pieces of bulwarks, YES
sells gangway, stage, &c. These boxes extend
from six 10 seven miles, literally covering the
water. Picked up new cork fender and fifteen
boxes, which contained army bread, apparently
not more. than fifteen or twenty hours i'm the
water. They Were marked 90 u. =. Subsistence
Department. and Union Mechanical Bankino
Company, New York"
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Il II Y o q p p LII Es.
SIIoH OF TIE CEIEF QyARfERNAsrRa.
axs1,y of IL. poxo-

OFFICE or fHs CHIKY oyARfERNAsfRR.
Amy Of hs Potomac, !
"AsHlF9foS, eeptsmber % Ista
RAoSoeALs are invited for furnishias for ,ns "a.
The Army Of the Potomac the fslIovinS arf;eles.
tnp tons best quality Timothy Hay sscnrsi:
bfled, the weight ofsseh bale 70 Be NAKED
thereon
20 po bushels Of Oats, Of the best ausIi,v IN
strong sacks we'll sewed 'n
1Io" cords 6sk and Hickory Wood. we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
1Aeh bid must be accom- panied By the endorse
mt OF two Responsible persons that the contrasts
awarded will be fulfilled
lids viii be opened from time TO time "a the Az
res may be needed and contracts viii be awarded
The quantities needed TO the lowest responsible
eder up 10 the time Of opening.
ths right 10 reserved TO accept al or any part Of
RFsposs.s should be sndor sed Pro Dosals for hay
Oats, orWood }" - The case may be, and enclosed
spArsee envelopes. RUFC6 INGALLS,,
Lieut. Ool. and A. d. O..
Nu Chief QuArtsrmATtsY.
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prPor QuARfYanAsrrs's OFFICE,
Cornsr Of l3tk and stSeess, ,
WasAiastoa. ID. C., Dec. 10, ls67.S
eslIBp PROPOSALS will be- received at this Off aee
sss BSi. of sss Fl II S fs
nitary ser vice of the Vned States in the city o.
~ from the l't CT January until the 5oth Of June,
speei6c' tions for all the requirements of ruch
aSials esn be seen st this Office.
PROPOSALS.
The ruil name and Post Offoe address Of the bid
~. bid Is made in the name Of . erm the names
~ me parties must appear, or the bis VIII Be
osi1ersd as the individual proposal of the party
froposals from di.lsysl parties will net De con-
ss,sS. Az oath OF allegiance must accompany
PIOposs sis must be addressed TO Capt. Edward L.
1Shinsson, D; c.. and should be p:snly marked
kss ne ees.s for the Burial Of Persons dying in the
GUARANTEE
y s s1s ss5:ssss: d ,s f sSs SIss5 u ne
3. ability oithe bidder to an tn. .on.r.e. should
ee awarded 70 him, must be guaranteed by two
esls nsbe persons, whose signatures are to bs .p-
.adsd to me guarantee, a"d said guarantee nssss
s,dders must bs present in person when the bids
opened or the proposals will not be eonsid-
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars, aligned
The contractor ana both Of his guarantors, will
Ae contract.
Form Of GsardRtS
Ih,-, OF the county Of, and State Of,
~, of the cou.ty Of, and state Of. do
efsey guarantee that ID able to fulfl the
entract, in accordance With the terms OF his pro-
estsion, and that, should his proposition bs &c
epted be viii At enee enter into contract In Ae-
erdAEee Herewith.
shoald the contract be awarded him. We are pre-
hred TO become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the ON cial
hrsifcate above mentioned
The Depot Quartermsst .r reserves to himself the
ngnt TO re jsct any or all bids that he may deem too
G1h. EDWARD L. HARTz,
dep Capt. and Asst Quartermaster o. 8. A.
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SA vessel arrived At New York reports ia
dications OF a disaster at sea, probably . some
of the vessels connected with Gen. Banks' ex-
pedition. An immense number of boxes, nfled
with army bread, together with portions of the
bulwarks Of a vessel, were seen. From th..
number of these boxes, which were more than
q troop ship would have carried, il is probable
they were thrown overheard frome some vessel
laden with commIssary stores.
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A NORLE RESP0RSE-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-Twenty- -fiy. hun
dred dollars We're collected to- day, by Marshal
Aillward, for the Christmas dinner for the sol.
diers in the Washington hospitals. The appeal
had only been issued the day previous, and
this noble response i. just appreciation OF the
wants OF our suffering soldiers.
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~Gen. Rosecrans has ordered that no more
flags Of truce shall leave Nashville for the con-
veyance of parties desiring 10 60 South. TIE
privilege has been abused by women.
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Arrival of the Steamer Champion.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Champion
has arrived from Aspinwall, bringing S7OOOOo
in treasure from California.
The u. =. steamer Narragansett was at Pa
mama, with three other American vessels of
war, and four French war vessels were TO sail.
for Mexico Immediately.
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PROPOSALS.
r o P o 4 LIS YoR WOOD.
pnPof QUARrBRnAefHR's 0ysIoB, I
Akroadrin. Va Deesssbsy 70, lQ32. I


pnPof QUARrsanAernns opsIcp,
Akrosdria Va. Decsssbsr 70, Ia1.f
D1Aklp PROPOSALS Will be ed At this s0os
SNl VednesdsT, the lfth Lnstant, st u oialosI N.
& ne ssItSL.a{ = tn: a''ernn'ns OF 'sa sa0asand
hs Isod - be hard, sound and nsrshansah,s,
Ihr.riss T. Se made in sse city ETA q Al.asHas.. %
t6oss The .a l,9ss e ,ss 81 Leudssn Ana asmp.hirs
:.a ro.s: ANA .i.sn :s;d sity = .: :1ss .ss
eDet ouarternsstsr nay direct, and MT to be
rSed in rsSI. four feet siss sSd insoset oseS sSS
|Desufet. The whole Of the wood TO be deliveral
P6in forty day. ATE. the ed date OF .he es.:.act
loesa1s and inspect the wood, Who win rsjsct
Sess not strictly conform with the above ,pe ia
eAymsnt y Be made uson the completion of the
khs fan name and pos. Office addree. Of bidder.
iin nn q 'S Sidasr. M sa'
sI - ins.[e its eonsiasr.t;on "penT ssoa reo
frops..Is must b addressed to Capt. c. .. Irn-
esriA. Va and plainly endorsed Proposals for
GUARANTEE.
[fhe fouovins form Of guarantee must secompa.
y ssch proposal, sigrad By two responsible per
sf sSe C.1H Of q shs ns.pes s s 5hs
het Court. or of . United States District Attor-
1esd. in the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars will
,sSn,ss Of she s bidder agon ssnns
V or their snsrsntofs.
Form sf Gsrssta.
We OF the county Of, and State OF
ID =, Of the county Of, and State Of, do
b1shY guaranty that t-ts able to fuldn his con-
Aet in accordance With the terms of his Dfopo-
", and that, should the same Be accepted,
; VIII at once enter into . contract in Aceordanoe
herewith.
lbould the contract Be awarded to him, We Are
pared to become his sureties.
|ffo shis guarantee must be appended the ofkeial
kytiaeate ve-nsntioned.
fhe undersi gpeA reserves the right to reject any
- all proposals.. for Informally e1cessive
kSee. G. B fERGUsON,
= u-td Capt. Ass't Quarternaster o. g. A.
kDALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
> day Of Decemb(, I562, for furnishing the Sub
ptenee spartn. mt At Warrington, d. c.. with
tons Of HAY, in bales
[fhe hrst delivery to be commenced on or about
y sth day of January, 1858, and the whole quan-
by path within thirty days from the fret dsliv-
f3be Hay to be delivered at Sixth street wharf,
"a TO b Weighed and inspected.
Bidders must state in their bids the price per 100
lands at which they viii, furnish the Hay.
Firms making bids must state the names Of all
De parties interested.
(PayrSnt to be made in certificates Of Indebted
- such funds - Go ovsrnment may have for
btrib bo ton.
[bAs to be directed to Col. A. BBCKwITH, A.
J O. and c. 8. d. Q A., Washington, B. O., and
bAorssd " Proposals for Hay" de II
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From NkWBERN. n. q.

New YORK, Dec la-Tha Ii -. -.rr.r,-I,vIt
.A---.- s>nInns has arrived from Newbern,
y. e.. bringing dates 10 the 10Th inst.
= The Federal troops at Newberp were making
preparations for an important movement, the
destination of which was not known outside
OF icial circles.
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~ The aials Herald in speaking OF the new
that three hogsheads Of fish make a barrel Of
OIL which is worth about sl7. In some Of ths
weirs one hundred hogsheads are caught AZ a
time. A boat load constitutes from five 70 Ten
hossheads.
- he subscriptions, including nour ard
corn, already made TO the funds for the elitf
OF he distress Of the English manufacturing
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BOMBAR RDMENT OF FREDERICkS.
RURG.

From Correspondence Philadelphia Inq uirsr
FREDERICKsBURG, Dec. l2-As fast as our
troops arrived in fredericksburg they were a.
tackled III the streets by the retreating Rebels.
house 10 house.
The whole of Gen. Summers Right Grand
Division crossed over this morning, complete
This immense force presented a grand ana in
posing appearance as they marched over lhe
double pontoon bridge.
Only a few guns were fired during the early
part of the day, it being misty that IL WAS
impossible 10 get the exact range of any oIe
given point. The enemy fired q fe1 round
e'i sse lacy or fitzhugh properly. DarinS .S. ~
morning our pickets and the Rebels kept up :.
litlle firing. now and then exchanging shots.
Gen. Franklin also crossed his forces and a.
tackled the right OF the Rebels With his hatts-
ries; they, In return, endea yoring to give them
a piunging fre from their batteries on Ia.
heights.
About noon, and late i'm the afternoon he
enemy opened their batteries on our right eL-
deavoring to injure our troops as they wer..
crossing, without doing great damage. In on.
battery they had six guns popping away wita
great rapidity.
On the left of this town is branch known
as Hazel Rnn. Our engineers Were throwing
three bridges over it to-day, near the Rappa.
hammock, for the purpose of connecting oar
lines. The enemy soon got a hint Of this work
and ehdeayored 10 stop cur proceedings with q
furious Smelling, which did no good whatev~r.
Our forces have been extended out some half
mile from the river, ready TO meet any attack.
IL Is said by both farmers and deserter. that
the enemy have at least 81 eoo fighting men: tn,
remainder that go towards making up the l0so n
Whlch they claim are sick or camp folio ver~.
or this force, $1,000 are down at Port Royal,
where they expected we would cross on ac-
count OF the ruse made by Gen Burnside send
ing 500 wagons down that way and Affecting to
build bridge at Port Conway. The remainder
t5O,UCO) are somewharbn our right and IL A. r..
ported that while we are writing this letter
they are moving down on Ceuch-s corp. lr
they 40, no doubt bat they will meet with a
warm reception, as our men are awaiting an
attack.
Almost every house in the city has been
pierced with our she'll and round shot Some,
twenty families remained during ali the bonn.
6ardnent, they seeking protection in the CELLAR
During the heavy firing yesterday some felnales
were observed having white flags; this was the
cause OF one Of tls lulls Of which we spoke in
a previous letter. Several of our tired and
hungry soldiers solicited lodging last even>nx
TO rest themselves, Of one of th.sa families
and they were hatly refused; they would NOT
even let them sleep on their floors
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EAsT TENNESSEE The Ohattanooga Res.r

East TENNESSEE The ChattanooSa Rebrf
OF December 9Th contains the following:
1.-The Charlotte IN. O. Bulletin says a
courier arrived in that place the other day, in
quest Of powder who stated that Union army
oil several hundred men from East Tennessee
W as regularly fortified at the line between Hay
wood county, North Carolina, and this State.
The militia of Hay wood, TO the number of twb
hundred and fifty, with sSxty Cherokee IN
dians, Were holding them IN check. Runner.
had been sent 10 Gen. Kirby Smith, informing
him Of the condition Of affairs, and asking for
assistance. The BUlletin says the locality OF
his force is about forty five miles w~st OF
Charlotte, and bordering upon the most distant
portions OF East Tennessee, and that it ls prok,,
bly, composed OF dissffected men who have ned
from their homes 10 avoid the conscr,puon
aw"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROvER,8 THEATRE.
AVHNUB, near willard Hot,

0ROVERe8 THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard Rotsl
LSoaAA0 dAovh1----- .- .AA1ASn
GRAND GALA BILL
YHIs (A0NDAY) EVENING
First ana emily time this season Of Tom Tsylors
Sparkling Comedy,
BABES IN THE WOOD
pan Sstchell ~. Observation-Disclosures. Beetle
les played BY them upon lie 6rst representation in
. this country
TIE REAT NIGH HTINGALE POLKA,
By koppitz and the Grand Orchestra.
To conclude with the farce Of
YANKEE LEGACY.
Miss Lofty Hough rs. ........... Mshit table Ann
~ Admission oa. Is, and IS cents.
FORD'9, NEW THEATRE,
fEEsH s,HfEr. Arrows PnSsA. Avssus.
M yGsp ,sd
THIS tNoNDAY, RvERING,
The wierd Spectacle.
Blsnding with Grand Effect,
% THH BsArrIrUL, PICTURESQUE AND GROTESQUs!
DIR. AND MISS kICHINGs,
fBE ROEZANI BALLET TROUPE.
BALLET CORPS OF PRETTY GIRLS,
ThK GRAxD CDoRUs AID ORCHESTRA,
. TIE Foil Dramatic Com peny,
IN rH1s sn1 Al ob the EaN;Tses Il
which has been months In preparation.
AphlssroN-Drsss Circle and Parquet, 50 cts.
0.shest,. s saT sests Is 'ss Family Circle Is cts Pr
mences 1t "a O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,

w Nv
NINTH STREET.
NEAR PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE
PROPRIETORs. Rs..,A HANBLIN 90
ACTING MANAGER .....A ~ HERNANnEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER. JAMES PIL0RIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA,
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIECEs,
LOOK At rRn
ARRAY or TALENT
The worderful
A. n. HERNANDFZ,
AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE.
Whose entertainments far eclipse in spiendsr ard
magnitude anything Of the kind heretofore ct.
FIRST APPEARANCE
Of the Celebrated Ethiopian Conedisn..
+ !: f. ssSSPPs&SsSE&a ii: ssSS.s$%SSsE#, sSs%SkE#,,
:: !: ssSBB%$$ssERH: sSB%$SEH::
Who will appear in fiss bhsis highly popular Negro
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
DICK SANDS.
The Wonderful Clog Dancer.
sZOLLoeY's BEAUTIFUL BALLET rRoUPE.
MoRESTE BROTHERS
The Great Acrobats and Gymnaste
PILGRIM AND PAUL BERGER
LAsp1s, " 4 NJ" ACT ,co1m.r
. :" ~ And J. A. ALLEN, &c.
The entertainment win commence with the Bar.
lesqus entitled
UN BALLO IN MASCHFR4.
ssSs, ser bs1sas sanS,s
s%iG Ia sf Kate A.ssRsi E3tRsh
La aI iete % %oeseiienne by the Corps d de Ballet %
pre...ds EsES:H 3! X. pANlxe htsEEk Hernandez,
First Lady of Instristion. Mile Whelpley
The lsug h able interluds entitled.
PADDY 60 EASY.
THE BOY FROM MTULLEGARRAT.
Mr.. Blame yht ....... Mons. p. Berger.
"Ashx sixtN;4 sEHlFl152y 4H zES A9ilf4Ef4 eE fG4Ef4cE,
By the acknowledged superior Acrobat and Gym
mast,
MoRIsrE,
On the Horizontal Bar.
Ss3s the for s1nd'
La s.yoysrdss. .h1ie Julia Lehman and " szoiIoss
The Old Sexton, character. Paul Becger
Magic Echos jCorn,t soioi ID. v. Rheetess
MISS LUCY AT THE sIoREE.
ByA. N, hernandez, hisa Marshall, and Company.
PoIis .s 'U. Mile Julia tshmsn
DONNYBROOK FAIR;
OR, LIFE IN OELD IRELAND
Dennis Mccarthy, Colman. D iek Sands, Aereste
Brothers, A Leham. and Ladies.
The two Roman CLAD iators. .Morests Brothers,
To conclude with the Comic Pantomime of
THE COoPERS.
fanler Observation-Disclosures. f. NJ Hernandez.
Several large Patent Heaters have been intro
duced into the hail and tie building is now warm
and cOmfsrtable.~ .-' 80
Parquetts and Family Circle. Is cents.
Orchestre Cnalrs. Sl cents.
Single Seats in nBo1es...-....-.....7t 7t sente.
Celored Circle .......... ........ rs cents
Doors open at 61a O'Clock; performances to coin
mence at7A. de 10
NEW FRUIT, NEW PRUIrLNsw FIGS in
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPArCHES.1

From 1hE ARRY Of the P0IoaAC.
GEN. FRANKLIN,S DIVISION OPPOAED
TO SUPERIOR NUMBERS.
a tLObE AND DESPERATE FIGHT.
REPEATED CHARGES OF SUMMERS
CORPS.
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189o.-<
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorae
They create healthy appetite.
They are an anudOte 10 change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind
They prevent missma,ic and intermittent
fevsYs.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhsa, Cholera and Cholera
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Oalisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of beverage, without regard to age
or time ot day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE 90, e02 Broad.
way, New York. sep 2-eo6m
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CANTERBURY hALLI
A o.

SAN EH6ON HAIcI
LOUISIANA AVENUE. rIAR srxrH STREET.,
In ahs ,ea, 5 tAe Na.tosal HcseL
Immense success Of
LIE ANEETTA GALLETrI,
and
None T. VELARDE.
Two Of the best Dancers in the World
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT
LAST WEEK.
ANEW BILL ro-NIGHY.
The beautiful ballet entitled
KAr rARINE
Or, TER STUDIO or sALvAroR Rosa.
Continued success Of the Beautiful Pair.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER. the Queen Of song snd
MISS KATE PENNOyER the lovely Danseuse.
THE GALLErrI BALLET TROUPE
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
In New Dances To-n hight.
Mr. GEORGE r. EDEsoN
IN the Tau shab bic Parce entitled
CONJU6AL LESSON
Or. A NIGHT WITH rRE Sons OF MALTA.
Doors open, 81 O'Clock; performance, X.
Admission 3o cents Orchestra. % eents.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Encouragement take pleasure in informing their
twenty 9ns sEcoxD b"ts oF h1i +. oP t.
TEkBURY HAA. WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE
WEEK for the purpose Of RemOdeling, Painting,
and Decorating.
The management determined 10 make the
Canterbury one OF the magnificent music
halls in the country, ana have concluded to expsnd
the sum Of $4,000 for the purpose There viii be a
raised psrauette, sPscious gallery, four m.gnif-
cent pr iSate boxes. &c.. &c. In~the interim the
Str Io,npany n tAe Can,ert,ry win give series of
.oDV FEILoWs Ii : Ii. SEVENTH STREET,
thereby enabling Ls>aies and Children to witness
the performances of this unparalleled COMPANY
Ladies are assured that there will be nothiss A.
lowed by the management in the above u..rform-
anees TO offend the tastes OF the most fastidinus
When at Odd Fellows Hall no liquor or cisars
sold in the building de- aIsTU
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GENERAL BAYARDKlLLED

OUR TROOPS SLEEP on rHE BATTLE
FIELD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-15

NEW FRUIT, NEW PRUIrLNsw FIGS in
~ boxes and cartons new RAISINS, in whole
ali and quarter boxes Also, extra large and very
KING BURCHELL.
noN Corner Fifteenth st and Vsrmont -.
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AyOTICE.-THE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore
~ carried on BY the name Of =. J. HEIBERGER
co va Dissolved BY mutual consent on the SDtA
Of August last All those indebted to the arm are
1rSently requested 70 settle Without delay; ct the
old place of bu siness. u. J. HEIREk0IR,
J.H KING
partner Of the late arm, takes pleasure In inform
ily n. frisnas and the PUBLIC 4spsr.l!y that he
the former name and title, and will sndsavor to
merit TIE 'ontinDsd y9r: q tasif fosms6 1 patrons
Huecsssers TO II. =. Loudon g. Co..
81 en- Ciusens', NutAyy end Naval falloY,