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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ELECTED PRINcPAL.-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Seventh School Section,
Miss Mary J Fales was elected Principal of the
Southwestern Girls Grammar School, and Miss
Susan Whitney, late Of the Northwestern Girls
Grammar School elected first assistant Ia the
same school, The young ladies are every way
qualified for the positions better selections could
not have been made.
EMANCIPATION ANNIvRRsARY.-The Second
Anniversary Of the Emancipation Proclamation
will be celebrated, under tt' auspices of the Ban
neker Institute, In Natl a. Hall, on Market
street, on Monday evening n. II Garnett
Frederick Douglass, and other gentlemen will
address the meetiDg Rusic will hs .urnished By
the band from Camp iLlifm Penn.
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F ROM AL ADAM A
Despatch from Admiral Lee.
NE DESTROYS A FORT AT
cHacKAsAW.
Hoods Army Broken UP.
ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.

WARRINGTON, December 29.-A despatch to
the Navy Department, from Rear Admiral Lee,
dated flagship Fairy, Chickasaw, Ala, December
q, says he has destroyed new fort at that point
and all the enemy's visible means OF crossing the
Tennessee, below Florence, and on Tuesday blew
up two caissons end destroyed two field pieces
there, knocking into pieces and the other into
the river.
Several transports with supplies for General
Thomas arrived at ChiCksaw on the 27th. It was
found from the Generals dispatches that Lees
movement had been in good time to meet those
of the General.
The Admiral says Hoods army is reported
broken up, and its parts cannot cross at or below
Florence, unless che river falls seriously. 1t is
now falling, which made it impracticable to-day
to reach the crossing which the enemey is said
TO be using above Little Muscle Shoals, six miles
above Florence.
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FIFTH EDITION 4
WIE%lNG GTON
~~-s-ygyy-y-s-.-.-,.s,-sv,>-s
News DIRECT FROM ADMIRAL
PORTER,
--y--.s,y,-----,>e,.---.------e---
A Bearer Of pospatches Arrived,
-a---..s-rass-s. ..----ss---se---4~
THE COMMANDMENT STILL
GOING ON.
A Bearer Of po'patchos Arrived,

The agent o. the Associated Press sends
tho iollowing:-
WASHINGTON, December 20, 2 p. MI
have just this moment arrived here on the
steamer Bat, which vessel also brings Lieu
tenant Preston, bearer Of dispatches from
Admiral Porter. / am much surprised TO
hear the report prevalent OF the abandonment
Of the expedition against Wilmington. 1t is
not true When 1 left, the feet was slin bonn
harding Fort Fisher The dispatches sent
yesterday from Fortress Monroe were correct.
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have forgotten they were mortal men wbsS ,bey ~
dOnned. IN the hhYdnV of Ihnlr vnnth dc nnirtIs.
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GEN. BURBBTDGE's OFFICIAL
RBPORT.

Battles at Bristol, Marion, Glade
Springs, and Saltvilla,
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d Force.

the land forcV are unuer
raj BUTLER, composed OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANNIE D'ARoY.-Thls yOlng Philadelphia can
didate for histrionic honors will make her aeJ,lt
at the New Chestnut Street Theatre, on to-mor-
row (Frday) evening, as "JHlia" in the Hunch-
back, and on Saturday evening as "Pauline" in
the Lady of Lyons. Annie darcy is a young
lady Of hne figure and presence-an expressive
and pretty cOuntenenCe, and at the rehearsal to-
day made decidedly favorable impression. She
is a young lady of considerable promise, and we
trust she will be hOnored with good audience
each evening She is not Mrs. Anne d'Arci or
Miss Annie Lonsdale, Is some persons imagine
She will make her first attempt upon any stage
to omOrrOw evening.
JOHN D. GoUGH has educated our people to
laugh, and at laughing is a most healthful exer-
else, and we cannot always have John b. to excite
our risibiities, we are glad to greet any one in
our midst who has this same talent largely de-
yelOped. Next 70 the above ilustriOus de inc tor
nf human nature. we bel eve the Rev Mr. Will
Its stands, and all who hear his lecture on "Sun-
shine" tomorrow night and don't laugh, ought
to have their money returned, and be written
down as iHcouigible.
New CHEsSUT STREET THEATRE-LAsT NIGHT
OF ALADDIN This evening Aladdin will be
performed for the benefit of the Odd Fellows Ii
brary Cat their Hall, N. Sixth streeD. This will
be the last night Of dladdiH, and this fact alone
should IN the house. The noble charity that is
to be aided by the funds raised this evening is
worthy Of every consideration. There will pro-
hHbly be very full house, aud we advise all TO 90
10 the theatre early this evening. Remember the
benefit tonight.
ARCH sTREET THEATRR.-Mr. ClarSe's ABleri-
can Cousin fills the house every night 30 does
every thing that Mr. Clarke plays.
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Markets by ToIerrnnh.

NEW YoRK, December 29.--5tecks are dull and
lower Chicago and Rock Island 1856 Cumberland pro
eIred4 d4eE Illinois Central 1876; Michigan Southern. ~
New York Central, ll5; BEADING, llt[ HuAs,n River,
llbj4 Canton Company, GG Missouri O., 6i34; Erie Bi
Michigan Central ll7 Coupons 1881 llG Five tWsnss
new issuel l0IA; Ten ortes, 1915 TresSuty sSVen-
thlrties, ll9ks; One year Certificates. s6N
BALTIMORE, December 29.-Flour is firm, at
Sl '37 fer Western extra. Wheat dun at 32Bd2 so for
~hite. Corn steady. whisky steady, at $l52. Pro-
visions are heavy. GrOceres firm,
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H'syva -npnviui COMMANDING.
Ane department has not received from Savannah
dUV reuorfa fa
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The Great Victories of Stoze-
man and Burbridge.
BATTLE LASTING TAIRTY-
SIX HOURS.

Twenty-Four Cannon and Many
Prisoners Captured,
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CINCINNATI, December 29.-Three members of
the family of John NJ. Roosa, of Derfeld, Warren
county were murdered in their beds on Monday
night by some unknown persons. Two others
were badly wounded.
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kin ESy ~ Fs fo%ss sS5 Wilmer = s Ia Join p 5e5
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CHEsNUT ST. THEATRE.

NEW CHESNUT ST. THEATRE.
cHEbNUr sEnEHE, ABoyE TwEHB-FH,
LRasEEs AND MAKAGERs-
TINS CThursdsy) EVENING, Dsesmbsrg
BEN EEIT
or THE
ODD EELLOw WIS., LIBRARY
FROM TRE HALL y. SIXTH STREET,
Most positively,
o. the revIyalOrhe Grand Romantic Musical pAnioimid
ALADDIN, ALADDIN
ALADDIN ALADDIN
LADDINs ALADDIN
ALADDIN, AI4AD DING
or, THE WONDERFUL LAmP,
OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
Or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
Upon this grand occasion, by tae kind permission sf
sessrs; ALLISsoN & HlXCEES,
VI '"'Sh. Mr jriEs iHI5iS s5ifRtTrfr66AA tTrfr66AA ''oOSL'
VIII appear between t3e ns the beautiful song,
MT DICK Parker
VIII also appear Ia one Of nls popular
,,,,.,, BANJO sOLOS.
AA'dn NV y b Bsn P5ef3isa e G TGg Ti4 a SCENERY
New New s5g md Mss1,aSs5t M9snassn sSSnsTy ssSsnsTy
Eicg,at ProPerls' wonderful Enects, superb Co,iumes
e. e. % snd With every suKiis-y hat made 4 such
Great Success during the summer season.
. Tho Evenings Entertainment viii conclude with ths
YOUR LIFEs IN DANCER.
TOMORROW TndayJ EVENING
fret Ap -taTanCe uuOn any stage Of
ANNIE U'AEDl ASTTLIA,
in Knowles Play. THE HUNtHBACk
on SATURDAY AFTERS0 IN, December %,
TWENTIETH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
when ALADDIN
win be presented for thn last time positively.
MONDAY EVENING, January 2
first appearance Of the
WAlsREN COMEDY COMBGNATtON
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
!
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
FRIDAY AND sATl rDAi EVENINGS,
December 80 and 81,
FIRST APPEAllANCE UPON ANY STAGE
ANNIE DARCY,
\ YOTSD LADY Resident uF THIS CITY,
who VIII have the honor Of appearing
FRIDAY EVENING,
JULIA,
in Sheridan knowles beauurl i've act Play,
TIE uUNCIBACk,
and on
sATERDAY EVENING,
PAULINE,
in Bulwors absorbing Play, the
LADY or LYONS.
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HOLIDAY PHESENTs.
D. w. CLARK,

HOLIDAY I'RESENT5.
D. w. CLARK,
No. 6c2 CHEsNUT STREET,
Has now on hand a very large stock OF
JEWELRY and
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Selected oTpTsnS 1 for the coming HOLIDAY TRADE,
have large stock Of tbe following RgOdBI -
Ladies Watches
Gents Watches,
Boys watches,
American Watches,
English Wa,oaos,
Swiss Watches,
Gold CnAolalLe chains,
Gold ksct Chains,
Gold Pencil Cases,
tleId Toothpieks
Gold Thmides,
tOl1 Armlos,
God Bosom htuos,
Gold sleeve Buttons,
God Watch Keys,
GoId Pins Ladies
Gold Pins, hissos
0old Pirs ohAtpHihs,
oala Var Rings,
Gold Finset Einss,
Gold EcATf Pins,
Gold Lonk eas,
Goid waioa Hooks,
Hilvsr Thimhles,
Silver Napkin Rings,
Silver Fruit Knives,
slVei Fob Chains,
SILVER PLATED WARA
Plated on genuine AlbatA metal,
Tea Sets
Cake Baskots,
Card Receivers,
Butter DsheE,
lyrup Pkoheu,
BreGkiast CGstors,
Dinner Casiors,
fiehle 0astoL1,
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Drn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1894.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
J. l. & j. o. WEST.
NO. o. CHAMBERSST.. NEWYONK,
are the owner. Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
OF this 49, 500 ,.....,
J. w. BRADbEYS -..-
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SHIRT
Til, Invention consists Of duplex tortwo) Elliptic Steel
Spring, n.enousy braided tightly and firmly ether ed;s
to edge Ans he toughest elastic. hrH sud iur Ds
Srng ever used enabling the welrcr IL consu.nce Of IT.
great cisIty aud herbrnes 20 piics and fOd the SAT-
when in easily 1nd with the sane convenience ~ sA
or m dress n entrey obvates and ences the only Cd
iecons Hoop S6s viz the annoyance to the wearrr as
welt the public especially IN crowded assemblies carf.grs
raroad chrrh pews In any crowded place rom tho
K-,hy If contracting them and occupying small space
this entirely the dc ity while giving the sktt me
usua full sl symmetrical form aud Is the lglte' sud most
sty, and graceful appearance for ;. street opera prone
made or house dress lady having enjoyed the peinic
comfort and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex rpc
Spring Skirt for single day, viii aerwid "ilnsy
d. pcnse wit the of them. They the best qnity IA
every part BY tho gtest durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made Merchants will be supplied Us above
d ladies In most hrscass retail stores IN this city aud
Throughout the different States. - - ,,,,,
SPRING SKIRT
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WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BuRRAu
OYYICB oY tnIKP QUARrgaaAsTgR,
WAsHISGros April 25, ! O.. \

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSESHOE be sold at public auction 70 tn, iyhes
bidder, at the TINES and pace, named below VIZ:
Newport PENN Thursday, Mays,
Gstty sourg Penn Monday, Maya .c
Altoona, Penn, Thursiay May IL,
slian Penn, Thursday May ~
Reading, Penn, Thur.day, May 70,
Lebanon. Penn, Thursday, June
Northumberland. Penn, Thursday June
Scranton Penn Thursday, June 49,
Wiiamsport. Penn, Thursday June 30 ,
One Hundred 400 horses at Gettysburg aud Two Hundred
and Fifty ESQ at each Of the other place.
These h,ve been condemned unfit for tho cavalry
service of tho United States Army
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may DC had
Horses will be sold sinyly go
Sales begin at 10 a. m and continue daily till all are sod
TERMS: CASH. in United States Treasury notes ONLY
JAMES A. EKlN,
Lieut. Col and q. NJ Cavalry Bureau.
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Ga!es bn Auttion.
4 UCTION NOTICE.
BiBLIOTUrcA AMERICANA.

BlBLfOTHECA AMERICANA.
Catalogue OF TIC entire Library Of Andrew " light OF Phla
dslpa specially rich IN books relating 10 America
pri'mg General State and Local Histories, state Papers, &C.
very select series Of rse paper and early printed Bosn
Guiding over two hundred by BenJimn Franklin and o.h,r
tsrly American prnters Aso. superb collection o. Books
in General L.erane Bible and hs Fine Ar's, mostly
IN tho finest possible cohdon, many uncut Tbs whole Of
which will bo sold by auction the Trade Sale Rooms
No. ig3 Broadway New.ioIk. by J. COOLEY. GEO. A..
LEAylTT. Auriioneer. on MONDAY. June D. B6I aud fol
lowing Days commenting eIch day O'Clock D. The
Book. " ii b. view on TUESDAY May 81 and gentlemen
unable attend the sale syr their orders attended 10 10y
the Aae,oneer. For p-rauiar Catalogues, ready
mi
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7THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE a.

THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
LEADING ARTIcLrs-Pse.dentisl; The 900 Exemption
Proposonsi American Inter Oceanic Railroads. The Cam.
pasn The Western Campaign American PresbytsrAns aud
WzR NHws sUxxARI-Mitsry Division Of the Mississippi
Military Division Of Wss, Mississippi Gen Hunters Depart
GrsxRAI NEWS susnInY-New. from washington; New.
York Domestic nsoellsnyi Political.
FonsIsS NKvs susnAar-Europe; Mexico; Central Amer
FRon Gas; BurIKHs acknowledgements Of
FRox RID RrvsREscspr Of Admiral Portes Fleet, His
Ofcia Narrative OF the Great Feat Lieut. Col Bailey the
Master Engineers Interesting Particulars.
THE APPROACHES RicHwoSD-Msp Of the Country
Within Thirty Miles Of the Rebel Capital.
The 0REAr CosrHr-Oficis Dispatches from the War
GKS. GRANTS oPERArIoys-Our Army All Over the Pa.
unhey SHARP Fight on Saturday. The Rebel. Beaten Our
Marching On Butler Reinforcing Gen. Meade The White
House our New Base OF Supplies
GEN BvTLERs OPERATIONS
GEN SHKRsAss OYERArioSs-Johnson Attacks Sherman
near Msrisi,s McPhsT'on Only WE'VE Miles Io@ Atlanta
Polk and Johnston Retreating Eastward
Tna WoaSs NATIONAL r. Of hs Fs
ecutivr Committee.
JosHUA RBgD 0rDDISGs.
SciKSCn AND ART-Amerlcsn Institute, Polytechnic Asso
citation.
IosTRr-"No Slave Beneath the Flag"
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6ouses ano farms rUanteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted, by q small
6.nly on the cas-, bank Of the Hudson River between
Yoniss and Tarryiown railroad station Address H.
Boz No. 3le6 Poet Ofice giving location, price &c
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OgvIcK OF PAYNAsrER-6 EsERAL,
AtQauy M.x a IRfl

ALBANY. May o. 1864 }
nor WANT Of the like facilities a. were
afforded mo the Northern and Western Divisions the
man enisted undsr recent calls In the Southern Dvi-
sion OF tho State comph.ng tho first ton Congressional Dis
the STATE BO0NrY In the battles many whom tho
had not yet been able TO reach in tho field may
have bsen killed.
Widows and others residing in New York City and is VI
entity having claim. on this Office will II they call Major
ROBERT BENSON, jr, No. Safest NewYork City.
have arranged and orw arded frye of
JOHN d. VAN BUREN,. Paymaster General
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DUBLIC SALE of CAPTURED and ABAN-
z. c. BuLxLxY, Auciioneer,
WILL SELL, on TUESDAY, June ia, at


WILL SELL, on TUESDAY, June ia, at
w 70 O'Clock tho Exchange Saesroom, No Ill Broad
wsy 20 close Estate;
Tho elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE formerly owned
and occupied by the late SAMUEL AfRES, situated at
New Rochelle. We.tches,sr County, about onseghih o.
mile from the Depot with tan Of tine LAND. The
Frame about 36Ki2 with large Extension
and beautifully sused There large Garden, Green
House House Caisse House, and Stable. Tie
whole property is In perfect order.
HAsLKn LoTs-Thrce LOTS, ives. side OF 9th sv, south
ives. corner OF l33dst. size, 23IliO
One LOT south aide Of lJJdst, In OF tho shove 70
BY ss.ll.
Also, At the same time and place: -
BRooKrry PRoPKRrr-lhs vausble CORNER LOT,
with yard and party WALL south westerly Of For
Greene. ,la,s and Lafayette av.; 20 by 80.
A very desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Nsw-Ro-
Rochelle four minutes walk from tho Depot The Dwelling
IL modern irs,c.ss ha. two Ranges tsvo Furnaces Gas
aud all the improvements. contains ~ Rooms. and cost
Sl2 OO to build There FIVE Of fine Land plenty
shad Carriage House and Barn. and than IT'S Fruit
Trees u choice varieties
Also tho valuable four story Brown Stone HOUSE sud
LOT known No 20 s.hst, New-York House 10 by 81
Lot " fs-, 2 inches
A nest COUNTRY RESIDENCE At Rosedale We.,ches-
ter County with Of Land three miles from the
Depo, White Plains, aud three from Mamsroneck Depot,
For Msp. &c, spp!y to tho Auccneer No IS Wall st.,
Jauncey Court.