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THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
GEHERAL HowARD's COLUMN.
RsroRrxD CAPTURE OF nILLBN.

RHPoRrED CAPTURE OF hILLBN.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec IL
We believe Is true thai Shymaxs arsss Has reached
kL ~ AMI separated into columns, nop'ng ic-
ward ytpey, and smother turning back tooard
augusta. The latter column and movement ", without
doabt, attended q fent to protect his roar from a.
tack.
Hu tos late 10 ~enacs Augusta, and sheruan's main
bsdy is TOO far South.
He wnl do one or two things-eithsP 60 straight 10
Beaufort and 10 Savannah attack Charleston by nd
~ he wiz join Grant artack against Richmond.
lie lAas ~t Dita s0y lials rssistancs In Ais mare
thlGsgh Georgia. rff}- ~
rEB cAvALRy nArrLD AZ sANDBRsvHLLH, Ca, ON
THE 18TH UT.
[FSem the Augusta Register, Nov. x7.l
FShisg IS reported to hape taken place y sandeiRe
~ Friday between wheelers fercos and the enemy's
savalry. The enemy were driven back on their naiu
body The BEST reports have place the main portion
OF the enemy nsDr Sandersvie in Washington county.
andersvins, Ca, the sent Of justice Of Washington
county. is situated twenty two niles east Of Mlsdge.
VILE and the OcoAes river, and vs miles north Of The
Georgia Central Macon and Savannah) Railroad. Il u
thirteen miles west Of Davisboro tstaton No. l0 to
which the opposag rebel forces under General Wayne
are reported TO have retired sfteP burning Oconse
bridge me movement Of this force TO sandersvils
from IIcdgeve doubtless forced Wayne 10 retire. a
the movement tanks Oconee bridge ED. HsRAID.]
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their dead and wounded ths fed. Tho force here
mentioned 40 routed arc believed 10 be the same who
were landed at Port Royal Their object doubtless was
To march into tho country, aud either form junction
with sherman or produce diversion in his favor. The
Yankee IN command Of this expedition was, We think,
General John II. Logan, formerly OF tho Tenth corps
Though the despatch men, nod does NOT mention
the fact, inclined to believe that General q. w.
Smith commanded our forces.
(Grahamsve, 8. G., station on the Charleston and
Savannah Rsreod, Is IN Beaufort county, thirtyfour
miles northeast Of Savannah, seventy southwest Of
Charleston and twenty-five OF Hilton Bead. Coosa
whatch,e 70 which the rebes Official tslssrsn apudss 40
Abe pace 70 which General Foster retired AFTER the nshs
p The point Al which the Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road crosses The river Of the General Fcs
ssrs fess evidently heids this point wa % Feeaeo,
which further north and further INLAND than either
Gsahsnsvns or coOsawhatche General Foster eyi-
IDENTIFY reconnoitrnx south along the Savannah Railroad
when he sncsuntered Hardoe, who y dsfending savan-
nah.-ED. HERALD.l
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News r,o,r tnc rac,ne.
AxNrvAL or waALvsaIrs Ar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mxsr AmoSo rHs SANDWICH ISLANDS rkgTorAL.
LERs, Ere. s.......

sAs FnArusco, Dec. I, 1864
fhs weather Is settled and pleasant.
Bououla dates OF November have been received
Fcry nvo whalsrs hid arrived aod tea were expected
there The general result OF tho whaling season s MT 20
favorable a. last year the catch having averaged about
SIX hundred bavrc,s per vessel The most Of the Zee.
cruscd 10 tho Arctic and report whales scarcs and small
The Ocho,ss whaors make fayorabls reports and
exre'ted Arrivals from there would PROBABLY bring
ers. AVERAGE o about eeh hundred barrels rsr vessel
The sandwich islam IN Logs aiure had been In session
sreny jays and "a passed IA act uccns ny dlste'esi
sncn ~ caused much sSc,enen! anong the missionaries
10 fcssslst rc tai seo r,-.oi ae' H~srsirc tre
Dn'ns Honse, and 40 sct essh,shns o'meiory aud
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ARRlyALs.

v,vxvroot Steamship yirqua-M Mccoluyn. Jane Me-
.aSmm q i Haywood, Mrs ODcherty, Henry o'Doherty
usrscb. Mrs uovorih Mss Howorth, Taylor, Mrs ray
or N m Taylor, 5sta Little.
rosrrsss MosscE- -Steamship Cassandra-Capt Thomas
Tierdse. Capt Brsdior1, Smal, Ihos Clarendon W
Blkey. N LAny
DEPARTURES.
Tuxv,rts Curi Brig Thomas oven Dr Justo dsi Rsco
lady, chilien ani Ira Jcsefa lie nnekAda
Jain Mafnsdo. lady, dye children And rnrse, MssJnha
t'Ht. ttN1, Nrr 9tt Hai1ivar I'as .nlesseN
rrfa-l bcua dc. ni-s sssan ;ons Mss nsns bsSess
MO- t~nv- SAITH
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GEN. FOSTERS COOPERATING COLUMN.


THE FIaHr AT GRAHAMsvILLR. 8. G.-FosrgR
REPORTED DEFEATED.
From the Richmond Sentioe Dec 81
An official despatch received Thursday night,
which that forccs had engaged aud routed the
enemy 1t Grshamsvule South Carolina, driving them
five mile The Yankees left their dead on the Geld
Grnhamsvls Ia on tho road from savannah 70 Charles
ion about thirty miles northeast from Savannah TIE
party bsaten evidently the troops up from Port
Royal
LArIs PROM ruR BATTLE AT GRAuAxsvILLs-rHB
q REBEL OFFICIAL REPORT.
from tho Richmond sentinel, Dec. 81
The following ofhcial despatch was received last
night
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 2, 1854
General &. CooryR--Thc following has been received
from General Hardee, at tsavannsh'-
1hive tuet returned from tho 'front.' Tbs enemy was
badly whipped and has retired to Another
point on ths railroad IL threasened but LIDO not Appre
hend serious attack. bhAAAoN bNAGS.
rosrRs nEroRrEp "paIvEN,r BUr THs RsBSLs
10 NOT KNOW IN WHICH DIRECTION.
From the Richmond Examiner, Dec 81
The Yankees who landed NJ Port Royal and moved Into
the INTERIOR with the expectation Of meeting Shermsus
advance encountered body Of Confederate troops at
place called GrahamsviLs. The enemy were badly
bestsu and driven from the asd leaving their dead
she ground. The telegram conveying this inor nation
DOS not ssots The direction IN which As enemy Uers
.rivsn bt ,vs presne they wcre driven hack towards
Bcaufort.
ADDITIONAL FROM rCergR-Hs rs nKronrsD phIvkN
FIVE NiLss.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Dec 81
We have previously ststcd that tho enemy we're land.
Ing troos IRON fourteen and transports at Port
Royal An oc'a despatch, received at Gen. raggs ONCE
In this city, on Thursday nsht states forcos nsd
Engaged sd soulsd tos Yspsess NJ Grsnamsvils,
8. O, cr.yns than Ave mlss the Yankss~ naylas
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THE CHARTER ELECTION.
Names Of Candidates for Aldermen, Coun-
cilmen and School Officers,

The charter election for Aldermen, Coussilmsn end
School officers comes OF to-day. Tho poh win open -
sunrise item minutes pass and oloss At sunset
thirty. three minutes past four p. NJ We give .
rscsd list Of the candidates for the various oSs to b
nlied the voters may be enabled 70 sass their
ballots intelligenty.
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GEN. SHERMAN IN A CENTRAL POSITION.


SHERMAN PREPARED TO MOVE kAsr on WEST. NoRru
OR SOUTH.
from the Savannah Republican, Nov 2sl
Tho invading, or fleeing army Of Sherman from all
accounts s still in Middle Georgia, somewhere in the
vicinity OF the Oconee river and has not yet advanced
far enough TO authorize any satisfactory opinion OF It's
destination II IS still sOhere may march to Aagussa,
Saodnnah BrnnSviok tail and make tracks
for Aaoon ana Columbus. The latter cities are said 10
be well defended In addition 70 excellent location
in military point Of view Aasusta believed to
b. able 10 tde Of hyse and sherman should take
Gown THE - the track or tina Cen.
trail Ralroad or even west OF II, he viii Ind that his
accounts indicated hesitation doubt regarding
his true policy. He was advancing very slowly and
cautiously.
OF our own forces need only say that they are Of
the right stamp and tho right place At the proper
lime ihcy win give full rspors Of themselves, and
shall be greatly disappointed should not out 70
be entirely satisfactory.
tight was expected between Wheeler aud Fitzpatrick
yesterday and authorities seemed quite cerndena Of
. afavoraDle result. II sny destroy Shsrmsns
cavalry, he win be able 70 get far out Of Middle
Georgia.
GENERAL WAYNE RETTREs TO DAvlsBoKo.
from the Augusta Register, Nov. 27l
Wayne Is reported as having retired No. 10, the
Central road Hsrdee's vigilant eye s looking After
things that quarter and have fears for the result
.sUid Relaben is too well informed OF Mr.. Sherman's
tactics to bs outwted by him. He IL one Of the most
ygant energetic officers in SERVICE and knows
how and whom 70 operate
The enemys position b becoming developed at last.
We win soon have full knowledge Of his whereabouts,
and have not a doubt OF our ability 70 punish his
temerty Whatever may be his opinion Of our strength
that force not only able 10 protect
stated points, but win be able TO meet him in open combat
and the day he toyed with the lion spirit Of
the southern people Is safe TO beard lion in his
den and sherman will find 1t out to his sorrow, are
much mistaken.
Our authorities have not been Idle. Vigilance has been
at work and the result will be most telling when the
denouement oomes We encourage people to DO hope
full and at the time energetic, In order 70 have
thorough ergapzaton soon a. possible.
We glad to learn that there disposition on The
par: 1 people destroy all provision that Is
likely TO fall the hands Of the enemy. This Is one Of
the cectual Of thwartng his purpose that
could well be adopted.
SHERMAN REPORTED pEFEATEp BIT HARDEE.
From the Richmond Sentinel. Dec. 8.
II reported yesterday that General Hardee had
atactzd the aud drove thew some diaance leaving
| thor dead and wounded In our hands.
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I H O NJ A S.
General Stanlsy's Report of the
Franklin Victory.
The Reports Of the Heavy Losses Of
the Enemy Not Exaggerated.
The Rebel Generals Gist, Of South
Carolina; strahl and Brswa, Of
~ Tennessee, anu Cranberry. Of
Arkansas, Reported Killed.
TIE SITUATION AT NASHVILLE.
No Engagement UP TO the
@ 4tll Instant.
c#E ->~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~S
Brsckinridgs Rstreating 60
Virginia.
&es L.. ~
TIE SITUATION AT NASHVILLE.
No Engagement UP to the
- 4th Instant.
Tho Prcs DrapaecAes.

=
GENERAL srAN4.RYs REPORT 0s rKE BATTLE on
FRANKLIN.
CrNcrvNArI Dec 8, 1864
Major General Stanley who wounded in the battle
Of Franklin, arrived kore yesterday He says the
ports OF the battle that reached tho public have noe
been exaggerated. The robels with their heaviest
losses Ia attacking trains which Of enormous
size AID value and filled the roads for twelve miles IL
was incnded that Franglin should be held longer
than necessary TO get property out OF the way
The rebels han pressing very hard from colum
ba and Al time in great danger Hood lost
hrs opportunity by not attacking In force at Spriug .
schonelds army consisted the Fourth and twenty third
corps together with few nsnts which had recently
entered service. They lett Puasxi tho 2ad OF
November, and were closely prosscd that n timesh
thought the artillery train would have TO be
abandoned; bur by good management they we're all
brought through safeiy.
General Stanley has been in nearly all tho battles in
Tennessee and Georga; but he says that the muskety
nre At Franklin for hour tho Intense he
Witnessed Besides this had twenty eight guns in
son with full sweep OF the rebel columns.
HEAVY LOSS oY REBEL GENERALS IN THE EN-
GA0EMESr.
LOUISVILLE KY Dec s, 1884
The Journal Of this morning ntains the following
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec 4, 1864.
Nothing Of special interest has anspired to-day along
tho lines.
rebels engaged In erecting brsas,works within
hall mile Of ours.
Prisoners brought IN to-day ssy that Brgadier Gene
rsis Gisi sarah Cranberry and Brown, Of tho rebel
army, were killed at Franklin, and Chcas-
No. Ices svssy ssissASss In hs corps
rHR SITUATION AT NAsKuLLR.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ., 1854
despatch 10 tho Commercial from Nashville says
Murfreesboro, Brdgeport and Chst,anoogs arc safe.
Nashville and che surrounding country miles have
Been converted D<o huge FORTS Tho rebel
property 10 facilitate the defence The city has been
immense Almost all the rich property holders here-
abous are rcbe symaihizsrs The Of rebei
army has necessated tho distraction OF property The
Union position IA perfectly satisfactory.
GENERAL BRkcKINRIDGB RsrRRATIHG TO VIRGINIA.
IOuBvilIE, Ky, Dec. 4, 1854.
General Burbrdgs, with his command, has reached
Bean station, and General Brecknridge apparently do
clnng battle, has fallen back towards virginia. General
stoneman win, secessary, aid Drecknr,dges eachuar
NOV emsnss csNHkI IXS #Npn
Msjor General John A. Logan le.t on the
ftornoon tor cincinnati. =
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rig Aaruccnbnh Destroyed by

The ~ Arurcabab, o. Boston, Capt Arey from Car.
IT'D OATS and hay, hound 10 Fortress Monroe,
Ilcls haf bor, s.aday Afternoon. Ins nrs crgns,ed
from the galley.
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General Fosters Co-Operat.
Ing Movements.
! Battle at Grahamsvillo.
South Car olina.
Sur Forces Holding Pocotaligo and
0oosaWhatchie and Ready to
Greet and Aid Sherman,
~ &C.,. d
GEsERAL sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.
vho Press Despatcnes.

Vho Press Despatches.
WAsuINcToN, Dec. 8, 1884.
sAswmg:-
0o arr'vsiof Tia government transport at FORTRESS
A''ee last evening" 'he government h,s received ad.
s rom savannah TO ts I'd Of December, stating that
nen 'ne ssamer left infouaiion had saysnnan
soAs advance cavry was within six miles Of
that city.
This does not oonfict with tle news bronyn. no ,hs
steamer Belle, which arrived on saturday MIN, which
ys that the savannah papers OF tho of November
announced that shermns army was within forty miles
q that city. These papers d, not state Al vba, data bc
was that distance from the city.
gentleman recently from Savannah informs ma that
sArs are no important detenoes on the west side or ss
vaaaah
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A PagzE FIGHT sroPpEp.
obituary.
Arrivals and Departures.

J,vrs q Mrput a weil kno~n Western editor ana anti
slavery lecturer, died at tauiop, ONO, recently.
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BALTzHOrH Dec s, 1854.
Aavicss rom Fortress Monroe Of last evening report
- arrival there Of The steamer General Lyon, uh
ssvsa hundred and 6fty released prisouers
AZ abe time the General Lyon let Savannah last
1nGsaday mighty the latest received there
~ eject that General Sherman occupied Msu Ga and
sAas bis cavalry soousss several miles out from the
ogNs, meeting with bat little resistance.
Every sasrt ives being made for the defence oe sa.
vsnnah.
Our prisoners report that boys Of thirteen years and
even wcnsn were assisting in the trenches and earth
veskA
Sherman was slowly but surely advancing 70 the coast
end no doubt OF his success need be entertained.
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Police Intelligence.
rkLDNIOrs ASsAUI.ra-

Donohuc. Of she Fourth precpct charged with shooting
Samuel Howard residing 2s2 Front street. In tho ryh,
thigh with revolver. The mad Qoarrel corner
Of Oliver and Oak streets which resulted In the shoot.
for trial. sn&2f581X
Ard. seventeen years Of age named john
was arrested yesterday atternoon by otacer T.
of tho Twenty seventh precinc', charged
Gustavus White, residing at 110 Grsenwtcn 81
oreas, Win knne. Dempsey ivcs at l43 Cen01
lie plesded guilty to tho charse, aud Justice ~
committed him - prs n Tor trial. In dcfaut Of ono tho
sand dollars bail. '
SUSPICION OF ARSON.
young man named John Stevens Yesterday ar
rested suspicion OF having, night ns LET inst
se drs 10 tho stable OF Nr. James T. Kirby I39 Ryinr
ton street. After Tho nre examination TO i,s origA
was nade by Fro NarshsI Bske-. Tho facts ejcited
showed that Stevens, who had been 10 tho employ Mr.
Kirby, WAS discharged previous to fire. charge
drunkenness He hd also been heard make threats
against nr Kirby. ON thc night Of the ire stevens
seon 10 the imns late vciay and bsfore IL broke
man answering bis description come from
the stable The prisoner was committed for further
animation before Justice Mansaeld.
OUTRAGEOUS CASE OF ASSAULT AND RoBBgRY-AR.
REST OF Ius ALLEGED PERPETRATORS.
Yesterday morning Nr. Hiram tihbotts, residing a.
203 west street. appeared before Justice
Ledwltb and entered complaint against I've youns men
from eighteen 10 twenty -four years Of named osrt
johnson, John Cannon, Peter Rooney John kcGuo md
Jonn Dorcy The complainant forth that suudsy
evening be entered hnsons aseon, IN Seventn ayeous
Twenty nth street aud called FOR drink Alter
paying the bill and white In bar OF Sha
parry struck him power ul tow 10 the face and Ia.
staDtiy Afterwards that foiowed by another bov
ns left eye THIS violence ievsed nbbets to the
honf and reduced him almost 70 insensbe eondi,ion
bile hoprss before bis sssaants Ibbetts forcbIy
robbed OF bis gold waich and chain A. the eares, pos
slpls moment fibbet,s gave the alarm, when oficsrs
gninhlng Gunner. Mctio~an. Kennedy aud Troner. Of
The rscnty.nnth precinct, the sLot and suc.
ceeded ~ srrestng tho prisoners. who subsequently
aken before the mae,stra,e and committed Tor trial,
iefault VI 81 ,6v0 each.
A PagzE FIGHT srorprp.
James Dnnn the przc aghicr, yesterday arrested
~ Sergeant Lees Of the Fourth District Police Court,
10 warrant ssuca ~ Justice Connolly, the complainant
,eing Mrs. Mary Dwyer, residing at 30 Nam street.
irooklyn. sbs esked for uDns arrest on 'he aIuuna
as ne was 70 ,ut eavs this slate FOR fennsyysns,
q engage IN a prize fgnt vHn her son, Wilmn Dwy~
he istrs,o required nunu 70 give bal IN tnc sum
II 900 20 keep tho peace for twelve mOptns
obituary.
Jawrs r. NFpuf. well known western edtor ann anti.
- aLrla m
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M mes OF Cand ia q tes.
rOp All UHnMrN

DID. rdmD,anN.
1-John Moore.
3eGeo A Barney,
Michl. Norton.
A. McGarren.
6--John McCo0l.
III. G. Haviland.
o Lewis r. II, ers,
n-John Brice.
l3-P. Masters
l5--James O'Brien
Alex. Brandon.
INV Van y oDrh Is,
John McQuade.
t'ifi epe.
l-Thoe. Stewart
3-F. X. THOU.
JAS. NJ. Tuthill.
l--.iohn Becker
CIV m. p. R~nsel.
7-Wm. Cooper.
g.
n-Jonathsn Myers.
l3--Nathan 9 Ely.
l5-Ed q. J0nEson.
Marsh alVonSht.
lib w. .voorhis.
An j. 'Voof " =.
l-JAs. Fitzgerald.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE or TIM visfBxHrH WARD.
We have received tho fohowipg communication from
the citizens Association in relation 10 circular which
has issued M which Mcssra. Gerard aud Knox
substituted for regular candidates OF that organzs.
ton
circular has been issued headed, sFiftcentb Ward
Ctzens school ricket endorsing Msssrs. Gerard and
Rsox. Ibis h not the ticket OF tho CiiScns' Assrcia
tion, wh, nave nominated !. Weir Roo avot for Com
missioner, and Hcnry A. raiier tor Trustee
g. WEIR ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-23
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Friday, April e.
Mr.. Coz offered resolution In favor OF c. N. Mat
thewB and others. Passed.
The communication from the Lazy Court In re-
gard to the payment for recording certain Wills
left unrscorded BY the late Recorder was taken up,
considered, and laid on the table.
The communication Of the Mayor with the en-
closures relative to fire alarm telegraph, which
had been referred to the Board by the Board OF
Common Council, was taken up, considered, and
referred back to the lower Board.
The resolutions OF the Board OF Common Council
to change the grade Of portion Of Gay street TO
pay certain claims to provide for the expenses Of
tho poor and workhouIe for the frat QuGftOr end
ing March Slnti 1884, were taken up and passed,
and the Board adjourned.
BOARD OF COMMON CoUNoH.-A messaRe
f,om the Mayor, asking an appropriation 6T
lining and cleansing the BtrOetS Oh the town was
received and referred to the COMMITTEES on PoiIse.
Five several communications nom the Commia,
Boner on Streets, the subject OF repairu nsedsd
on certain streets, and enclosing bills for SundrV
repairs m AIDE under his direction also bIll fnT
the purchase Of lsVellng rodsi and also asking an
additional appropriation for his contingent fund
were read, 30 much ~ refers to the purchase Oh
leveling rods was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Claims, and the residue TO the CommitteO on
streets, n
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WHITHHURsT's GALLERY, 454 PENNSYLVANIA
AVHHvH-This celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one Of
the largest oolleotions of Photographs negatives
In this sountry, numbering over nfteen thousand,
embrasing hkenesses Of distinguished persons
both siyil and military. Ilkonesses Of many Of
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his com
petitors, received q medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called TO his new
imperial Photographs, also ViGnstta now much
ouG 1t AFTER. novIt-u
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TTNION HOTEL FOR SALE---THE
y GOODWILL and FIXTURES Of the above
establishment, situated on Eleventh street, in
Washington City, No. $50. near the wharf, is for
sale. The Hotel contains IS rooms, out building,
Ice house, stable, and . large portieo round the
building. 1t has splendid view Of the Potomac,
and Is doing thriving business There 10 lease
on the above For particulars apply on the prem
Uses. ap22-1ts
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ANT ono having occasion 70 visit q private
medical institution are advised to call on Dr..
Vsllny.
A large and suoeessfui practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty perfect cure In all
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. feb1-n
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FREE EVENING scHooL.-A Free Evening
school for ooored persons IL held In the Soldiers
Free Library, corner OF Fifth and L streets. APP
plieantG are admitted only on Monday evenings.
At the same place Sunday school will DO helk
every Sunday morning at o'clock.
Those persons who would be most benefited BY
these schools will emily hear Of them through per-
sons who are interested for their welfare. Will
not every loyal person take pains to speak OF these
schools to those persons who might DO benefited
by themi r
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ELEGANT ENTHRTANMHNT.-Brig. Gen. John
stArkweather, OF Wisconsin, who has been for
some time sourt-martiAl duty In this city, gave
an elegant entertainment TO large party Of bis
friends on Thursday night Al his rooms No. asa
y street. Tho representation from wisconsin
was large, and many distinguished oicera and oit-
liens from various sections were present.
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The INDICTMENTS AGAINST Col. BlKlR.-
The thrfe indictments against Col. Baker, for
false Imprisonment, libel, and uplAWfully taking
from the post once and violating 9 letter adj
dressed to DR.. Gwynne, have been set for trial In
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CRIoKET.-The Washington Cricket Club
will meet for play, on their formar Sronnds .onth
OF the Presidents Mansion At4p. m, on Monday,
2kth instant.
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Nnw YoRK Characterization UIotai,ld -
Nsv end Fsshionabe A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
Ing CoAts excel in beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city,
WALL, STEPHENS O. Co.,
Sse-u tq2 Pa. aT., bet. Ninth and Tenth Sta.
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TEE only place whore you can purchase India
GusbT goods of all kinds al HsnsJaawers prices, IL
a. n. 4. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
rneeta. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAutl-
ully repaired at short notice. mar ss-u
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FmH.-The alarm Of fire this morning pro
oeeded from house on New Jersey avenue, neal
First street. The IRE was extinguiihed before any
considerable damage was done. The steam hrt
brigade was promptly at the scene.
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ladies UNION LRAGUR.-A number OF in
Union League, having for its object total AbGti.
from the use OF imported luxurieG II IL said
that the movement meets with announcement In
high offioiAl circles.