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END OF THE CABINET IMBROGLIO

We feel sure that the President, in reply to
the recent tender of their resi -nations by the
tErCe nbers Of he Cabinet who to DIX that ;s,p
last va X, has requested them to continue in
the discharge of their respective ministerial
functions, with an intimation tIat be- en- rertains
no idea Of a Of their official ass ocia-
ton.
Ii IL understood thai Messrs. Seward, Chase
and Flair only, had rendered their resign atoms
before this action of the President induced the
Others to decline sending in theirs
This course on the part of President Lincoln
was by mans unexpected to us; insomuch
as We {, IL PERFECTLY that investigation of
tie Feasibility Of administering the Govern
ment under entirrly radical auspices, would
very speedily convince him that 1t could not be
done. The reader will pIesse,not understand
as as intmating belief that the President has
at Any time entertained that purpose; though
acc ptance OF Mr.. Stewards resignation and
Clos aff;lstion with the influences that inau-
turated the Senatorial caucus proceedings in
dueing the course OF Mr. s., wouId b,va
amounted TO nothing more nor less than such an
>s""pe- ~ ~osr ~ F1St, questionable whether
che Withdrawal OF Mr. Seward from his preseu,
position would lot have precipitated the ad.
ministration clearly into minority in both
houses OF Congress upon every point objec.
tionable TO the Republican party conservatives.
That is: during the balance Of the life of the
prpsent Congress. Afur the 4th of March
next, had 90; attempt been made to place the
Affairs OF fhe country wholly in the keeping Of
the radicals, their policy would have been sus.
IA ned by hardly more than a corporars guard
In the lower Honse.
Bssides, Governor Curtin, who wa, here
during the lat er part of last week, made no
secret of his firm impression that such an
> attempt would Instantly put Pennsylvania in
opposition to the Administration. with great
snsnmity. knowIedge Of t. csc and other
kindred facts satisfied us that the more the
President reflected on what radi alism essayed
to induce him do. the surer he would be to
reircf Its counsel. The events have already
justified this anticipation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
srrlrr OF rHl xoKxINe PRESS.

The Fstetliesncsr animad verts upon the ccufse
Of those papers which would persuade eredu-
lous public that no calamity has overfaEen our
ARM, and who have recommended the eIa'ey
Of as;raight onward iines" The inse''ssneer
adds that in view Of recent events:
eff ,hsre be those who cannot aoeaI any
sstratSsy' which they do not unoerst0"o' anu
wLolIk' straight on WARD hnss oeo ~
& re rou,t,tsnt with the Ameri an character,
!; wo,,i5 rerba ps be wis.'r for them to conclude,
ey,n With thr support they may derive from
ths military institutes Of thu Generai-in-Ohpf.
th - ,Iv were not horn TO shine IS strateGist
an tn field or Oh military critics on prp'r.
Tie Re, ubliean il talking out W mee,in'''
some more, thus:
aTHE RIsIH8 SroRN.-The excitement Ia the
city couseQ pent upon the Fredericksburg mas
sacrp " on the incTease. Wild and alarming
rumors follow each other in rapid succession
like the waves upon a troubled sen.
. s'NOr IL the excitement confined 70 the ma
tiooal metropolis. Ii prevails in all tn. great
oit.rs of the loyal States, and Is rapidly extend
lag % the towns and hamle;s Of the int,riJr.
'II would nppssr that this last evidence of
tr,acisry or incompet ncy, in some branch Of
the m lstary administration, was all that was
wanted to fill the cup of national bitterness full
TO the OVERLOOKING, or that il is I'M istakable
and conclusive as to address i,ssif irrasisti ly
to thu unds rsiancing of all olase-s. BE Ihat,
however, a. it may, thrre can be no doubt that
the p. Qple of the loyal States are thoroughly
aroused and thoroughly alarmed, and not a
NOM Mt should be lost in allayins the popular
excitement BY announcing q satiiactOry change
In TIE military administration
"AIl history teaches The danger Of negIec,ins
or dfspising such unmistakable signs Of a ris.
ing popular tGmpest"
The Chroniele treats upon 'sarbitrary arrests, "
and all ses that the reason why tia Democratic
leaders do not Gee any good in such arrests is
bseause "thsy are in mortal fear for their o rn
safety"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
SECOND EDITION.
rHnns O'CLOCK r. u.
THE co, CLUsIor.

The President on Saturday Acknowledged the
n csp,ion Of the resignation. Of tn" Secretary OF
Stat and Secretary sf tho Treasury and III
foru,rd them shat after due elaboration hr had
come to TIE conclusion thst an acceptance OF
them would be- incompatible with Tho public
Welfare. and therefore requested them to re-
sumo their respective functions. The two Ser
reiares promptly answered that they had r.
turned 20 their departments In obedience TO his
command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
LATE FROM HAVANA,
TWO VESSELS OF WILKES SQUADRON A,
THAT POkf

Nsw YORK. Dec. 22.-Ths steamship Union
has arrived from Havana on the Ilth She lefs
the q 5. steamers wachuses. aud Sonora, .
Wilkes squadron, at that port All are Won
on bcard.
There is no later news from Mexico.
The new Captain-General, Dulee, has ar.
rived At Havana.
Cen Zcrrono has left for Spain. The secesh
population intended making journey ovation
10 MN hy accompanying him to the entraa % OF
the haroor, but he requested them not sAd
Gen. Dul,e forbade 1t.
There were 10000 boxes OF old crop sugar on
lard Unusually heavy rains have retarded
aid injured the new crop, which will be small
There has been no arrival OF rebel vessels
ave two with cotton, one Of which was from
Aatamoras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

- II Is reported that the President on Sat-
urday afternoon last addrrssed to Mr. Seward
and Mr.. Chase mote req uesiing them to with
draw their rsignations and resume the duues
OF their rsrective Departments; and we are
sure that the country at large. in view of the
eminent ability with which they have each
discharged their important duties, and the
Pre.ent critical state Of public affairs will unite
IA Tie Wish thar they may both yield to tho
frttiGepts REQ Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

VIRGINIA. observation-disclosures Pierpont OF
West Virginia, has appointed an election to be
held on Wsdi esda., the 3lst instant, for mem
b Of Coniress In the seventh district com,
pts,d Of the counties Of Alexandria, &C.
Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, the able and patri-
ooc Mayor OF Alexandria, is earnestly pressed
by mum rous friends to permit himself to be
PLACED before the district as = candidate, and
We hope they may prevail on him to consent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

- lettr from officer of the biockadinz
EJECT NJ Savannah says that the Rebel steamer
kash.i!ie lies In thr great Ogeechee river,
Il ncr d In with torpedoes, and with one man
n oard ready 10 blow her up upon the ap-
Pre- Oh of our guntoats. She is effectively
o.oekad d. aid will probably never leave her
aHctSrHg, In Eeb1 hands
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EkBFCA MERIk OBS,
&c. !RHNoH BLANSRLs.
sHAwLs Of all kinds
FRANCK TAYLOR.
NOTICE TO PLASTERRRS

PROPOSALS VII be received at the otF3os Of tha
F-resu of Construction until Ianuary 10, Isst -,
sss.erins Ire walls ceilings. &c ofthe halls co ?.
OF tho Treasury Extension " 00N''"u
r s'dc 70 must STAT. the price per yard, face a.s
lime. sharp sand hair Of pI op- proportinns ~ - nj
manner for painting tn rOu shout Wv 0''
he Furesu reserves the rig mt TO raj y An r q,
IN" hide MILDRED for the interest of the Gov
melt te do 80 No bid will be eon III I'D Mess
az ropI"rmty with this advertisement and 4. a.
vomI sn with proper GuArsn tees that The bid Ter
" al execute "a 4 factory eontrnet
v IaAIAH ROGERS
&c. hnx'neer In charge Treasury D-partm.e n
de z2tOtJan 10 R~r A Iut l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

- Gen. Dumoat publishes long statement
an ths Louisville Iosr~al, defending himself
from the charge Of responsibility for ths dis.
graceful affair n Hartsville. He shows that
TN brigade which surr-nd' Ped to Morgan had
b. . separated from his command, and that nj
the time Of the disaster he was prostrat4d At
GsIstin, Tenn, with sickness, from which he
had bes L suffering q fer night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

~ 1t is generally rumor"d la the West that
Gen. sherman, who has so long been in COM
mand at Memphis, is to lead the expedition
down the Mississippi Instead of Gen. NJ cC,er-
hand. Gen. Sherman took leave OF his corps
at Oxford. Miss. Oh December o, and but one
division of it returned with ham TO Memphis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

THK LAST WORDS OF GES. BAYaRD.-Ths
correspondent of the. Cincinnati CONNER cial,
in describing the death of Gen. Bayard, says:
"During the night he was in perfect posses
sion OF his faculties, anu Ill tated sever Il
lrtt,rs- one Ia has father, to the young I'd Y
to whom he was engage 10 re married, and
enc to Col. Coiburn, of Gen. Mcclellan sttff.
In the Letter TO the later lie said: Tell
MeClrl1an that my l ut regret, }, IN iiiHry
man ie, that did not die serving un Ter him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

- Prom the publishers, Ticknor l. Fields,
Bos.n. we have the Atlantic Monthly for Jan.
usry. coutsinine contributions by Jas. Russell
Lowell. Hawthorn, LonKftllow G w. Cursis,
harrsrt L. freseot,, w hitter, Mrs. Stowe. ulia
ward Howe, and BY the author Of .. Life in the
1roa Mills" and hsrs of The hishr~t literary
reputattoo. Mrs stoves "ReplY to ths
WoU<u Of England" appears In this numh.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
FANCY ARTICLES

FANCY ARTICLES
ROR fHk HOLIDAYS
WhiIi DESKS. WORK BOXES, LADINs'
IrILkr AND GLOVE BOXES CI6 AZ B1XE
r. pier -che md kose ood inisid wi h a A~rI M
SILVER The largest and bnest assert n4ut ever Of.
tHd IN this market la nov To be founi at
CRANBKLLy
deS No. 1ee Bridge ST., Goors,tox..
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BATrLE Ar cot snoRo,, n. O..
THE Rebels CLAIM 40 HAVE RNpULsrs
OUR PuRCEs wrru HgAvY Ios.

NAsHvILL \, lee. ~ IL The Charanoog. rssalv
Rebel OF Friday, the 18th instant contain. g
following:
WILnrHeroE, N. C., Dec. i7.-0en. 0usAvvs
Smith IL bring heavily ryinforot d n 0oldseos,,.
There was heavy hshting there yesterday, 4.
which ,hs ENEMY was fepulsed vita hesvy
loss. Our ices fr.irIl wac small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

" We are IN receipt OF he January number
. TIE "kLitlerte k-r MAJ azinr," (Kinahau
Cornwaiiis, editor and proprietary with a va.
rh q 'abt" OF ont nts CT ARIES Reads and other
eminent su'hCrs Are announced as among its
Cohtiibutcrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

= ~ shhiinr'o'' odHon building, who Is
usually On mi with the freshest m .tt..r in the
h'erar, hre, ~ nd Us early Copies OF The ,n,,.
&c H'"'Aig and c0"tfa>"tat AOataly Tor J4auary,
BON excellent numbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
DUILP 4 SOLOMOK6'

DHILP L SOLOM0F6'
PRErARArioNs ron CHRISTMAS.
PHILk soLosaoas RESPECTFULLY announce the
con, psetlvn Of their T. fox the enssing
festive season. la addition y their Usually varied
s.oek. wili Bog soasd . large collection Of =
, srAHpARD AND OTHER WORKS,
illustrated and otherwise. in plain and ornasaen-
sd birdinys.
A superb stock Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. 81
A variety Uf
FANCY ARTICLES,
Especially -uted for Presents.
WRITING DISKS, from 81 TO 90 each.
PORTFOLIOS, 81 Ill S AND RAYER BOOKS.
p ClGAk CAsks, WORK BOXES, ODOR Casa.
GOLD And sI.fEk PENCIL CASES.
PORT k-MUhAlEs. CARD CASES.
INKtTAhDS,&c. s..-.
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
So Pennsylvania avenue.
de22-3t Hstw. Ninth md Tenth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

- IL having BEEN STAYED that Gen. Burnsi,,s
had tsndi red the r. sgnarion Of his conm,nd
W. think b proper To- mention. what we un,er.
stssd 10 he tie fact, that the Preei Gent hs, not
aCcrpt d th. r sisnatiOn. and IL is believed dos
NOT intend TO do so.-InteUioeueer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

1kA' Abe" ASSIGNED A OoxuAsn
bnfsoHr GENERAL wadsworth has been a..
ssen'o TOE command OF the second d vision OF
deserri sumhfrs corps. He leaves tod Az for
the field of his oI+ratious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

g ROBERTS,
CfRUP OF WILD hEKRY AND TAR
A saFEYRr BFPICIKET CURBroR
OBSTINATE COUGHS AND COLDS.
1t il NEST useful remedy to persons trOu bled
with Weakness and Pains in the Breast and Trritn-
tien OF the Throat. II combines in u concentrated
for the remedial qualities Of Wild Cherry BARK
and the hesiiny properties of Tar. In ten
oftveve will cure. and one bottle W. ch costs but
81 cents, Will &. EerSlly srffce to effect the cnra
BALTIMokB. Dec, ID, 1881
This will certify that have used in my family
for several years past. Roberts Syrup Of Wild
Cherry and TAI, and have found il the bat and
ncst peedy cur for Cou9hs ana Colds that I have
xssccf ri Ii t2 hsys slmost specific
Throat. GBo. WTAYLoR
No. 129 North Exeter street
Having used Dr. Roberts Byrupnf Wild Cherry
and Tar, recommend 1t excellent remedy
for severe Colds DC
Rev. =. A. WILSON. 80 Hartford avenue
Price 81 cts. Per bottle or - per dozen.
Prepared ana sold by JOSEPH RUBkRTS, No I
Green mount svenue. Baltimore, Md.
Also, by CHAS. ErOTT, BruEsist. 375 Pa. av
agent Tor THIS District. de II In
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EST FROM NASHVILLE
BRISK fKIRMIo1 BsswnsS vAv oL,vs
Dlvis.o.. ASh NJ RyDxIA
fDH RBDEs Ann, IN fsRN SEEM ~,
YoECHn.p> ~s~ DOM.

NAsavrtIRr Dsr. s..sIesterdav pGa
Cleve division had . brisk skirmssh vta -.
easmy. .r. ,s..y
tn. Rebel esvairy force. suppor.ed By ,,,,
pie 20 Of nrullesy, reeonnohrr-d Gen ys.
exchange Of q few shoss. -
Ooanrmation ss received % sse report. Of u,
reinforc. ment Of the Rebels BY Van Dorm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

GENERAL BURNsIDE.-This general arr red
In - He' Layton vh saturuay evening, ANA has
rooms 1T Wizards. lie had an interview at
the ar Cffce yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

DOCrEs FOR eALE-Fh. B.It;.o,. s..,..
L. 49, WssAinstn Evening Star, ELEVEN hanareS
hhn' subscribers In tho First Ward W.shins,o,
~ JOHN MATTHEWS. No ia al ~ p,,.,
ward Also for sale. three story Brick HOiSSES
WIN good cellars. Apply at the sms place
De
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CAPTU RED.

We hSve news o! tn capture Il Capt Baytof,
q mewhAt noted kstel gueril u, Vii - tJok
p,.. &C on Saturday last near G ar. 90 IN, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

THE McDvwaLL COCRr or INQUIRY
To-day the examination OF Genr Sigel was
conriL ned at length, who gave esnmony caIcu-
lated to show his opinion that the second battle
OF Bull Run was lost by 9en'i Mods failure
20 hold Longstreet ia check, as he (Sigei)
thought Mcdowell could and should hav.
done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

PoST MASTER u LNsRAL BLAIR-The latest
Infcrma alton we have on The subject renders IL
certain that the Postmaster General did not
send in his resignation. He doubtless way de-
tirred from so doing by learning the Presid nrs
coll, az ues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
LOCAL Nj. WS.

CRIMINAL CoURT, Lee. 22.-Augustus PoeA
colored, IL on trial, charged with the mar isr
OF John Adams, a,so colored, rome time in u.
From the testimony, II appears that Fsrf
wa In love with colored girl named I-oui~o
Carr; HAT he conrt-d her for over tive years.
AID that at the expiration Of hist time ss~v
sal araied by mutual consent, Fort going =
Alexandria, and promising 70 reform c-rtaia
habits OF dissipation, when he was to re-
tuln 70 the arms Ut his lady love. He n.
turned, however, sooner than exp~c I'D. a.
found his Louisa 1t a ball with John al.
ans, HON he considered his rival Fe-N
followed Adams TO the home Of Louisa "a
while Adams was returning thence he wsa
Killed Icy shot from plstol, said pistol, u 10
alleged, bring IN the hands of the prisoner. n
pistol shot was distinctly heard by Loui q G ar
and Other parties, and immediately after tn
shot FOId's voice was heard on the SD d OF ~
murder. District Attorney Csrrinetou n.
peared tor the prosecution and Mr. Morgan =
the defence. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

wuvrEN RrRrI rty,'"y
Abcdy Of Rebel cavalry gre said 70 have b cn
,,out ! . sbure "r NJ, lay o"tcrs yesterday
aorh,,sss a portion Of Whites band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

NEW NURS sIO.k MARKET.
Nrw YORK, Dec. 3s-iiH .. m.-Ftrst Bc~rl-
U. s. Coupons, 1881, io2x; 1910 Treasury
Notrs, HoXai6eX; Old Ds'mand Notss, 10 at7
Gold, 1921 alS3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

|SeCNG MEMS CHR STAN aSsUCI A
S TicN.-A mont hlT meeting OF this A,ioci.
t. :. wills be Id on MUNDAY EYESINS RI
inst st7o' lock
dc 2n-7t 30 CLAYTON, Rec. Sec
n Ca hD.-Fhe CT Isl mas timer to be given
US 10 the SICK and Wouniei Soldiers in az
yer ana bsr~oed Hospitals. is und- tn i:n asi-
81 charge vi the Ladies soldiers ReIiai Snriery
CtntritutionE will he thAnhfuliy received by Mrs
Esp. II W McLAhE, No. 535 IL street b-tws-n
9Th anG 1th de ~ a.
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L1AfHEs I

i kATHEkl L1AfHESt
We have on hand and for sale Q splendid assort-
ment Of ktpH, Calmkins, Wax Upper and Water
can cell on better terms than any other mouse In
The city not tanning. Also, . good Los Of Heavy
Hemtoek and Oak eoie Leather
Call ed examine our stock-Nos. 40 and 81
Louisians averue, opposite Guard house. Highest
market price paid 1T all times for HldaA and Skias
de 10 ST. J. 3. BRISSHY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

PAEnLEp PRfsoNEks.-Capt Green. OF q
sd New York cavalry, came mp yesterday
oharre Of $50 paroIed prisoners who are 70
sent 70 Annapolis sntu their exchange 10
fected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

WHOLESALE
w PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Landing and for sale ct Baltimore prices
$500 bushels Prime POTATOES
Io0n barrels New York APPLR
100 hGkins Prime BIZ TTHR
- barrels Fresh EGGS
m barre JeIEsfk SWEET POTATOES
30 k0Xes New York CHEESE
500 barrels Splendid ONIONS
- barrels Havana ORAN9Eo
HyWo COCOANUTe
90 boxes DRIED HERRING
Ion barrels Prime GIDKR
PRANUr Is, sARDI y Ee, and LEMONS.
JONES CO..
A&1m Corner Of Highth and b streets,
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PRRaoHAL--MsjG en. French and Sta6. J,
Wv: Gen. S,ronf, N. Wv; Capt. McCrra :
:. N; Cvn. Nervtn, do; Coa. Ntchoi~oA- a.
Gin. S&oughten aud Stan. Are at Willard.
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THE CALAMITY or OUR TRoors.

OUR LOSS IN KILLED 1152, IN WOUNDED
5000, AND IN PRISONERS 700
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WANTS.

s:sss nsszH ~
WANrkD-A s,sa orsrsR sHucx b IN |.
:';::' St. ~ .s s' q =;
N Az ~ st'' tlV,:AyN ENr LABo -as:i
lar. .ssy , SsstGs. t.s s.i Street ~a.
" H a,,r o. n's sSi5i LATHE e. .s S.si -.h
tre.dir, suitaS'e ies light sast"i "Ok Ada -
W .SrsD.A "a. B;sAD .Ak y :; .,s M =
d.N9 H. sIMPs On
W Ahr.D-A good honsss Cri.,,NsD II l.,
ApS, to ss s.NS cs. Pen
ssrcum cP ap'S o''ee' '"e' Gnu 49,
W family in Warrington or aeor xetovn, FIR an
WoobI sr6 n. sur..S a' G-n::r.H. One. dig
u.ANTEp-A sood COOK 10. Restaurant Ap::
w Ply At 80 Va. avsaue. near the corner u
'' d. sHH:' apply ''"'"''. fAaEs VI oRAUS.
PASo ~ gsr:sn bang ssa
ri s:! * , ss. ' e.. city
price. and where Piano can he SEEN dc 2 ST.
NA>rEr-A compes-et MAN; Dinius-roon
w 'ervant. Be- ~ reference. rrqui.sf Ap-
asnt!ss.n: has q" nh,rc aS to othsr.in asms
apsrtm mt Addre-s stating location and terms,
WASTnENP s or n,ss USY uT,S e I'D
sirabla locality. or CONVENIENT 10 thu city "ars,
ei,fer With or without Board. Address, stating
ae .s,f
WANTED-Att the Government IL ssital for the
is1s On s! tn. A Mse ns
ss ~vr esaa To- nd pom
patients al,o, two waS womsa Cool wages
Are given and the situations are paTnan"n. to
WAN1ED IMMEDIATELY-A WOMAN, vho
w urd. stands managing, mi other work CON
nsrt-d with washing co hes, at he National Steam
hsrnaFy Pa Jas NsSfH up frpssr
" ANTEp sy.SS !.oTHNEsYaEs imu.dissely,
street btt~een hnt ii sta. lie li-6t'
OUARTtRMAsTERS DEPOT. ALExAN-
Ssfkhi-sao P fSpsk sf ShsOS cekPkS
TENS fer tho Qua trrmsster's Departm"nt. At
Dol GRtkrY ,superintend2ni i 81; d,pas;
dc islm Capt. 4. Q ", T. Army.
W good to, soDsS and
sSa' sHpsriHsandoH', at " !si' oso s 's'
de sim Capt. and A. Q NJ, u 3. A.
Intel Repub.- Chron, Bait SIM and Phia.
Ledger. please copy, one month
~ hkTED-Every person TO know that IL
W the mar kst raady to paw cash for all articles
In the housrfurnishng line. These leaving the
city or having q surplus, viii do we'll to call. X
Ri tHLY, i2~ Seventh street, between G and Ii :,
least side y Dealer in New and Second hand Furni-
tnrt. ts-H
ECkhISHE H0GsE %ASTED.-Ms mtrd to
D rent for from one 10 three years Furnished
Dwelling for private family. Location in the
firSt or second "srd preferred Addrs'a Lock Box
SIS Washington. D q sa4-tf
" ANIhHmhs axe og,,ns sECONp.HAND
W FCRSITC RE. STOW Ks and BEDDING, for
which paying the highest cash prices. Fam
lies declining house, eapin9. or having n plus
of furniture will ipd it to their advantage 70 give
call. BONTE a. GRIFFITH,
ie i2-n No 369 Seventh at between and K
ND1ilE.-Thcse III want OF Employment Of any
l Mind would better call op the new Intsllige &c
CAice. No. GIL Ninth st., where the best Of Day
Will be gwen to hrht class Seryxuts. have always
applications en hand fer good Cooks. Lauuiresses
Oh arl ermaids, Walters and Seagnstresses; a.~o
for Young Men tn wait sbea, in prva t@ families
or hotels Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
of good help will find it to their advantage to call,
\. B-FIoutss wanted. The best of t. nsnta can
BE- obtained hout charge by applying ~ above.
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RboRUIrs, &o.-Stnce Saturday the foisse
ing have arrived :--tst Delaware battery. y
n'ni - recrVtts for $sh New York cavalry, ;
for 9th Ohio and 10 for Goth New York. Abse
$50 convaleseents from northern hospitals hsW
arrived.
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TELEGRAP
A MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
OFFICIAL REPORT BY GEN. BCRN.
SIDE OF HIS LATE CAMPAIGN.
HE ASSUMES THE ESrIR. RESPONSIBILITY III
FOk THE CHOOSING AT PRBDERIOKS-
BURG, AND FOR ATTACKING
RENEMYTHERH

THE CAUsEs OF THE FAILURE or THE At
TACK.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

WI \" UAII q BRVTHER
call attention to their unusually lar of
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS,
designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE,
Besides vastly superior assortment Of
WATCHES, JEWELRy, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
To any heretofore offe ell to their customers They
invite special attention to their stock Of
RICH PARIS FANCY GOODS.
consisting Of
iadies' Highly Ornamented Writing Desks,
Dressing Cases, " ork Boxes, Ndor Stands
Card Receivers, Jewel Cases, Photograph Albums
Fans Glove Boxes Porte Monnaies, Gard Cases
Combs strel and Jet Jewelry, Liquor Cases,
ii. ". GAIT BROTHER, Jewellers.
dis St 354 Pennsylvania avenue.
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l. Oh CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAH PRESENTS
Black 10th Prock Coats
Ca simer business Coats, Prccs and Sacks
tusins ~ Suits from Pilot Beaver Cloths and Cas-
liners
Velvet Me' inc. Cassmar SILK and Cloth Vasts
Also- fire assortment Of 81 tout and Sack Over
COATS from Pilot Beaver And Mel on Cloth re
Youth Sack Coats, with p. nts Vests III atch
Boys OvertOats, Boys Cloth Jackets.
Boys suits If Jackets and Pants To IN tch,
Alst a large and varied assortment Of Linen and
CsAsimer Shirts,
Ties, ScAifs, Gloves. Collars. Hosiery,
6 1ui H. tts, Cnder Garme 0ts &c, Re
All q. which will be sold NJ II usl low prices
NOAH WALKER X Co
De Ft2w Int 3Ss Penn svAnne