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Wn(6uluton, Q. c.

Ser grOBe 6adeISus, weI6er am
Srettag Nbeno bier i~tattfano, bra6te bic eanSe
Staot in G%ufre9ung. Gorppratiuneu, grippe
unO Heine S~ransparente, 8Iageen, Muiitd6re,
fnti3en, Reiter, &anOnen, allies W0gli6e pale
lirte brr8 Die Straben. Sn Srunt oes Muobps
9auleS lab man elm transparent nit Der ;SSr@
i6rft: nSrieben bur6 bic Sieae
EGfant'8, Sberman's, Sberiban's
Iuno Sarragut'S!" @or benz .6au1e beS
!6etrn Bplar in 9sStr. purbe Der 8roselRun
elm groBes Banner bur6 cine geIeui6aft BON
Netuz Yorfer Damen prdlentirt. Ser Mar16alI
peg 3u9es nabm Die Slasse BON 6rduI. Solar
in Gmpfan9.
@u3 Marplano mar IN Der 8rcseilipn per.
treten. Sn einem Sransparent mar sI leSen;
My Maryland! The whip is lost; the
Handcuf broken! Hou are you Reverdy ?
Maryland prefers Freedom to Slavery. Our
Maryland &C." 9u6 Der oeutI6e Gampuane.
Club ipar pertreten. 2Iuf beIen Banner ltanb
pie Sni&rft: n9ie 9euti9en fno itets Der
Union treu "a MaridaI befIelben tpar 6r.
S. .. 8urmant. Die 8rO3eilpn war cine Der
grDbartisltent wel8e lie in @aibinston itatt-
fanoen. s2aigns5s
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@Om Ser weObiIe Ban.


NeweOrIeans, %. Otb. Ser Same
pier WfOrning Star. lit BON Netp>O Orleans bier
attaetonlmetl.
ia 6Wfebrere lrmeesS ffjiere ma1ten cine NecOqz
nc8cIrung am 16. in Der Wpbile 8ap uno fubs
rem in Die Seriperrunsen bes SabrpaNers, fas
men iebp6 wieber fiber Suriid. Quf zines
%unierer &anpnenbpCte, pel9eS in glopp Gope
recp9npscirte, purce gel6pfen, ba6eIbe erbielt
jeoD4 feline 8eihdoigunsen.
Sin beftt9er Starm bat spei anlerer Seoelz
idife in Der NiObile 8ap iebr bef&doiet. Sine
nit aoblen beluoene 8risg i~tranbete uno 1T
fpabri6etnlt9 p~erloren.
Sen. Granger 1T na1 9enIacpIa abaeoor.
gen. Sen. glsbptb 1T BON ieiner Grpeoitipn
Suriidsetebrt.
Sen. NewtOn mar in @ep>S orleans amaze.
%tOninen, er piro bas COMMANDO in Sen @et
ibernebmen.
Sin Geri6t mar i'm umIaaf bas aomiral
Sdrragut na6 benz Often berlfen iei.
Die ~ertremen !6anbelSreguIatipnen baben ale
@ei6dfte in 0epsO Orleans gum Stiaftaup ae.
bro1t.
8pn MeritO lit ni9tS Spdteres, welbes bic
GrCberlln9 BON Dtatamoras bur6 Die SranaOs
len %beitdtist, eingetrCfsn.
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,0alifar, 81. 6, 81. DIT. Die 8rigantine
Utatbiloe tam 9eitern BON Bermuda an uno be-
riGtet, bob fe am z, 5. WtS.a ouf ibrer Sabrt
pom 8ermioa nab 9alifar BON einem 9ampfer
sebeten muroe, beiSule9er, uno baB eS Der pom
ilbli6en Biraten pe99e1unnlene Sampfer
Rpanpte mar. G5 ipuroen an 8pro Der Nta.
tbiloe ,95 YaIagiere, iOtpie Die Mianni9aft
nsbit 6 6rauer gebradt unb ami pcri9en Sam=
flag in Bermuda %gelalbet. Na6ber perbrann<
ten bic Btraten ben &pdnpte.
22.sOft..%4 SplgenbeS entbdlt eintge Gin=
;elnbeiten lber Die @e9nabme peS Santpfers
&oanpfe: @
Ser 9ampfer &panpfe perlieb 9opanna,
un feline reselmdBtse Sabrt na9 gtew=gpr 81
MAIDEN rlnb fubr einen Sag lang, Ubne buf
lid etpas @erbd6tige5 erei9nete. Capt. 9rew
|sog ith se9en 10 llbr 9benpS nab ieiner Ra=
iate slriid, mU our 3eit cine In3abl Bafia9iers
~uerianlmelt NOR rno langen. Blpbli9 brait9en
mebrere bepaftnete Wldnner ein unb I'M Slt maj
Der Captain gefeiIelt. .9luf BEN 8eroed bauerte
es fanm 5 Minaten;siD mar bas S9iff in Der
@epalt Der 8iraten nno Der S9ifssimnaers
rtatlH, pelder ib pebren tpcllte, tpurce ME-
Oersei6c1en. ,ssa'jsl e
Sic grDberer tpenOeten IpfDrt ben 9dnpfe,
gegen Bermuda. @pr bieler SnIet anqefom,
men, iparteten fie, bis ein Segeli6tT IN Die
gtdbe tam, ipelbem fe bic Mannidaft unr
8aHasiere, i'm @anien 80 8ericNsh. meif
Spanier, ~Ibersaben.
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&on Der 0ntnmarz Mrmec.

@afbiH to n, %. Sftbr. Sin 8rief
BON 9eitern nus benz 9~auptquurtier Der 8ptps
rtaezarmee iast, baB tpdbrerr Der lesten @pde
in Srpnt ppn 4etersburs 9lles rubig mar uno
bieie 8ube nur bur9 %ein5elne S6ifie ppn ben
MuBenpp1ten unterbrp9en purbe. S9perer
aanpnenbpnner puroe am 9pnneritas Nprgen
in Der 2i6tnng beS SanesFuies 'seb6rt, bod
purbe nidts iiber ben @rlrD %beflelben betannt.
Sie 9epei9e iber ben Sies int SbenanOpabz
tbole peruriadte uuter ben Sruppen ben sr6Bz
ten GnthuIioSmuS. fref . 81
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seweaunaen ppn asriees 9lrmee.

2eapenwprtb 21. Ottbr. General
Blunt bat ii9 ben sartien Sag mil. Sen. 9rice
berumsei6lasen uno lit Sulest Ianslam suriidz
sefallen. @fan iddbt bic 8ebeIlenarntee 29,
900 damn tart. Gen. Curtis cpnSentrirt
feline Screen am 9ittle Blue &iper.- Sen. Gar<
nep teIesrapbirt, bab bic @efabr febr grcb 1T
unp eriu9t, ieoen entbebrli6em Ylann nab Der
Srpnt ;a ldiden. Sc peroen besbalb tortpdb>
renb 9ruppent0rper abgel6idt.
Spdteres.
Qeapenwnrtb %. Ottbr. Sen sart
sen gla6mittag purSe beiB gefO6ten. Sie &es
belen perln9ten nniere 2inte sa amseben unO
einsui&lieBen, bod Curtis fhtus iie. k9er
gerluft Der NebeQen 1T weit srDBer ais Der
unlriae. Inter ben @et6bteten befono 1i6, aub
Der nptpril6e SObb BON NliFpuri.
5 Sen. 8leuiantCn beOrdnst ben Seinc pom
Often. SIS
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9lus Dem snmrifrn.

Nlufre9Mtts in MtempDis. Dic mills wieScr aufses
bOten. Gen. DID EapIOr bsDrObt Die gtGSt. gs
Bbtlobelpbtu, %. Oft. 9as Mem.
pbis Bulletin pom 49, iagt baB cine grObe
9lufre9ung in Der Stabt berrl6t unc bic NRiIis
abermlals berausgeruien tpproen 1T, neil cine
erpbe Gebelen<N adt unter Sid Saplor bic
Staot bebrpbt.
SprreIt fol- nit elmer ftarten Nta6t bel 8os
lipar iteben.
Na9ri6ten aus 2ittle &pd pom Is. mel.
ben bort Nqe8 rubts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
batteu mebrere Gefe6te nit ben Hebelen ido<
lib bon 2ittGe Nod llnb t~0oteten, %perpunoeten
uno fingen mebrere berIeIben; au6 erbeuteten
tie einise @asen nit 8ferben unb DlauItbie>
ron
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Ssuer in GaapOrt, Deaiue.

prtlanb, %. 6tbr. Sine 9epel6e
pom GaltpOrt beri6tet, buB beute Mprsen segeu
4 lbr am Union 8erfte elm Seuer ausbra9,
tpel1es z Stuneen brannte llrlo TAFT ale Sc
lddftsbduler Der Stabt %3erit6rte.
Sitnfjt9 @el9dftsbduier Der Stabt, barunter
Die gr6Bten Magasine, b~rannten ab. 9as
6rOntier 8unt9ebduoe unb Die SeIeerophsOfz
fice tpuroen e~benfaIls Elm &aub Der Slamnten.
DIAN iddbt ben Gerluit auf $5OO,0OO.
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Sen .Wtalpr Str, n.y.. sl.& a gn
SOlgenOe ~off3ieIe 9epei6e lit bon General
Sheridan ein9etrOfen
IS @eoar Greet, 20. Oftbr. Nn Gen.
2ieut. Grant! SD perfol9te ben seI6lasenen
'Seinb bis na6 Wtpunt Sadion, weI6en plos
Ier IN Der 9ta9t Stpii6en Dem 10. unb 20. err
rei6te, pbne feline &e9imenter, nen prgdniiiren
sl fDnnen. ? No9 ben 8eri1ten unierer BEN
6einee entFobenen SDloaten uno Der 8irger,,
mar Die 9teoerlase bes 5einpes pollitdnbig.
#@esen 2OOO Seinbe perlteben ibre &eiben uno
floben in Die @ebirge. 9ie StraBe mar an 10
Weilen NIT tleinen Malfen unO anOern @erdtbz
Il9aften bes fliebenoen Teinces bepedt.
h. N6tunppierSis Stld Sanpnen, tpelde benz
5einoe ab9erpmmen puroen, linb iebt in mets
mem 6auptquartier. SD CLAUDE, oab ni6t wez
niger ais 800 @agen uno Nmbulanaen ,errbert
unb Ser1t6rt pprben fnb. e
Ser einsige 8erluit, ben ih su betIusen babe,
lit bic @efangenndbne BON 800-1OO0 unies
rer 2eute si snfang Der S6la6ty1 = ss2
SD l6ide eben 10 eroberte 6laggen an baS
&rieas6epartement.
Ser @erluit nnierer Nrtilerie am WiDrgen
mar z Stid ppn Sen. GrpDt, IL BON @en.
gr1prn unb 6 BON Gen. Mrigbt.
9ta9 Ilent, mas i'd erfabren b4be, mar bic
geritdrfans, welde Sen. @arlp erbalten bat,
ni6t weniser ols 10000 Mann.
HrBW no 81 g. s.. Sberibam
.a Sen. Wai.
! Sen. StepeniOn beri3tet, baB in rWfartinST
burg 1900 geruunoete uno 1900 @efangene
'an9etpmrnen iinb. .sasa*l3eo5 =,
Sen. Gutter fam beute 9ta6nittag in 8aIbz
inetpn nit 10 erpberten &ebeaenflassen an,
5 Gomtn We. StantDn,
31sals &rieoSiefretdr.
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Ser @UanOfe bate nur cine fleine 6ra9t,
aber an $4,000 Bapiere unb 8aargelp.
gtadoem bic NatbiIOe nit ibren BafIasieren
IN Sernuea aagetCmmen mar, trafen au9 bic
Biraten IN 8cCten bort elm: fe batten ben
9ampfer Hpanpte p~erbronnt.
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re6t gut peiB, bas bic miIitdriI6e Organization
nidt OrOensaS pieIpert, fOnOern erniIi6 ges
meint mar, urO boB teine Organization in enses
rer gsrbinSung ftebt nit ben RsbeQen, ais Die
rieieS Oroens.
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2peite 0epefht

9uten pom 20, aus 9sempbiS meloen, oaB
bic Sfube in iener StaOt pieber bersefteIIt 1T.
Sen. 9ana ibernabm bas @pmmanpp bes
16. arrnees@Crps uno perIeste fem 9auptt
quarter nab @idSbura. &
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1elearapbtf0e O1acDrtebfel
BunScsbQuntFaOt.
8ert&tet fur Sen Baltimore @edef

90 Arlington, %, Oft, Momiral Sar-
rasut beridtet bic Besnabme beS S9Opners
8at9fuI ..bur9 ben @er.r st. 9antpfer @rtar'
ia8, Grlterer mar angebli9 BON gtetp~ Sort
na6 WtatamOrds beitinrntt ,lno nit GrbDl be-
nu6 senauer l1nterIu1ung fanb man
iebO9 &iiten nit @affen.
@Cn Der 4ctOmac@slrmee 1T cine srpbe @u=
5abli tranfer Sploaten angefomnen. Sc.
1Iemcitrs aus Dem SbenaunpabtBale. t.
2IdtunSpiersis SanUmen erpbert.
MEET 8a9en erbelte1
n#ssa pber 5erf6rt. vac
3ebn 5abnen anS 1900 e'cfGnsene Se,n SeinSe
ia abSenuinmcn.
.sa 1000 lluipnsinISatct g%cfo19en,
tOffitele 0esei6e.)
ariessOepartemeat, 8afbtngtOn,(
-am sBisfee 4rs ben Y. Sttbr.
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Die SAlabt am GcOar Greet.

Aus 9ripat 8 GprreipOnbensen erfdbrt man
mebrere 8crfdIe tpdbrenp Der S6Ia6t an @e=
bar @reet, Die III ben pffi5ielen 0epei@en ni9t
entbaIten finb unb Die mir i'm Ius5ug unieren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08
DIED.,

On the7t of December at o'clock in the morn
ing. PHILIP BERNHARD EVANS, after a long
Sickness.
All friends and relatives are invited Ia attend
TO the fuperxl on Thursday, December 6th, at 3
o'clock p IN.
Ba t'more papers please cory
On the 7th instant, afte q sh ort but psufGl ILL
res. which she bore with Christian fortitute,
MARY j. LEWIS, N her saith year.
Her funeral will take place on Friday eitsraoon.
ft2 o'clcck. from the residence of her mother, on
| street, between 9Th and 5th SITS.
On the eth Of December after long and painful
Hines W hich she bore with Christian fortitude,
MARY ANN LITTLE, aged II years, censort Of
Peter Little, Jr., and eldest daughter of Edward
Wayson. deceased.
blessed are the oead " bich die in the Lord; yea,
SAITH the Spirit, they rest from their labors and
tbei- works do follow them.
The friends ana acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on
to morrow friday sfte noon, at O'Clock, from
the Second Baptist Church, East Navy Yard.
Baltimore pa pers please copy
At the residence q! his ,bre ther io-lsw. 81
street, bet. and x Sta. JOHN BARkMAN. of
consumption, In the 23t year or his age.
His funeral will take place At the residence of
Mrs. Elizabeth Slim, On Duke street, between
wster and Fairfax sts., Alexandria, Va.
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Fall ARD WINTER OLeraIsa

New ,EIes Superb stock of Overcoats. Dress.
Prock, and WAXING Goats, Pantaloons, Vests
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 30 . &C.
We are nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men =
and Boys, Ready made Clothing which. fer els.
faithfult Hof manufacture. has not been sur
psesed by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Tnoss In search of Clothing for Gentlemen . Ard
Youths wear invited to call and examine our
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the ight article en- the most reasonable terms.
Also. extensive assortment of Gentlemen 3
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for 8 piete outfit.
NOAH wALKER& CO., 26s Pa ay
oc lNRma Metropolitan I'll otel Building.
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vIoRsrsI HoKsEs. HoRsEsl

QuARrEKAAsrRR GEsEsAL's OFFICE,
FIksr DIvIsios, WAsBih ZION. bee. I, 1854
HNRsEs ,uitaLls for Cavalry aud Artillery ser.
vice viii be purehs SD At Gieshoro De pot in osn
MARI ct till pECEMRER3I Nt.
Horses will be delivered &c Captain l. Losr,
Moore. a. o M, and be subjected to the a .un
Hcvsrnment inspection bs fore being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses Sl7a each.
Price Of Artillery Horses SlSo each
Payment will be made for ark t6i aud more.
JAMES EkIN,
Colonel In charge First Liyidon,
decs-s7t Quarterras ter Generai's Smc'.
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CoL6ATx's BoNKY eoAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in snch universal
demand ia made from the choicest materials, IL
mild and emollsnt in its nature fragranty scent
sd, and extremely beneficial in It's action upon the
skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ja2s-eoly
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hAioN GoRSER or NINTH AND SIS.

This large and handsome HALL Is now Ter rent
AND nnished in the most sn hslantisl nanner with
NJ the .outh end for spectators
The Hail the beet vsntii.ted rGoia IN the city
t 49, 18th a large veutilstor in the center OF
~ Hi 1t is admirably adapted for Concerts,
WI hnilt with spec al attention 20 that object;
ia for Balls the greatest care has been taken to
me k.v The best floor that could be procured.
The Hall viii be rented fer Balls, Concerts.
Mipstrels, Fairs. &c.
, 'Inouire Of O. SHECKLES. on street, Sd door
f-nm The Hall nov 10 SIN
,n.es in n gre at VARIETY. at
FRANKLIN CO. Opticians.
pa Pa av., between 18th and 18th sts and
Got SIS Pa, aV., under the National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

PROF ALEXANDER WoLOWsKI, the distin-
guished pianist and vocalist, continues his
piano-forte and singing classes at 3j3 Sixth
street, between II and | streets, with great
success. We would advise all those who wish
TO become fine singers or performers, by the
Professors new method, not TO lose this OPP
portunIty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing VIM. Ferguson, indicted for An Assault and
resisting an officer, submitted his case, and
WAS fined SO
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MARRIED.,

December 9Th. 1864 by Rev. J. w. Cornelius. AL.
FRED SIDWELL. of y. 8 Army. ts Miss BETTE
ANN ECKEL, of Washington, n &.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAXI AYERS SLKSAPARILLA to purify the blood
ard purge out the humors, pi mples. boils add
sores which are morely emil ems of the rottennnss
~ de- e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

SECOND WARD STATION CASES.-Robert
Thompson, drunk; dismissed l.. b. Green,
do; So. Ellen Ale and William Bond, disor-
derIy 50 each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

EVERYBODY owning property they want to
sell Will find the agency OF r. NJ. Hall Sc Co
among the most responsible and fair in this
city. They inform MS that the demand is now
great, and increasing. They charge nothing
VI less they sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

SOLDIERS Every officer and soldier should
call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3S Penn
sylvania avenue, near X street, and get one of
Newtcn's Gold Pens. Only One Dollar.
dR.Iws
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P.J STEEE, Trustee.
nov l6-?aw&d 10 cGUIRES CO. Aucts
FH'Rl STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

Il ESTATE.
Price Georges county, sitting as Go,rt of
Equity, passed in the case of Thomas Welch ys.
traitor. Of 1 thap A Joaes, dc ased aud others,
II; unde,sisnsd as Trustee WI expose 1 to puS bic
ceased. on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the
fi a'{ h o s ay T
Of which ths aid Jones died seized and g1s.eassd;
ACRES sf hs will
he scld in lots 20 snit puIchassrs and is mo.t sd.
and grazing pur pof es-h ing ain sf contiguous to
the Rsltim.ore and Washing'on Railroad and dis
The sell is naturslly kind AMI of good quality,
well sdaD,sd 70 grass ye5' sssly ,;i h.ss
and made a irst Glass Farm The location is ele.
he reishbo1 hood excellent It is 'sitsateI near
Mics Krech's Female Seminary. and tho superior
th"uld recommend it 10 the cousi ttratioE OF
capitalists: ard those desiIous o. m"E,ng ~
dici"us inv stment would do well to attend the
The hui dinss consist Of a large Frame Dwelling.
Th sI nronsrr adnns lands of Thos Walker
John Eversfpd aud the heirs Of Alex. Keecb and
The terms If sale az prescribed by the decree,
the residue in twelve ard Eighteen months; With
Interest from the day of sale, to Re secured with
sRsse money, with Htsres the Trustee d.
rsctei 10 convey the property to tie pnrGhss1r in
f+ &C. ' a,lsn's N, G, srhf rrasssse.
NVSFsHAL's sALE.-In vir,ne Of a writ of heri
lsb facias. issue: from the Clerk q Ofise OF the
Su Court Of the District of Eolumhie. snd TO
me directed will expose to public sale, tor cash,
Oh + RI DAY. the 2sd day OF December. 1854 at the
fro, If tte Court House door Of sail District. at
leo'eioek NJ, the TO !"wlng property, to- viz:
All that part of Lot No. - in sqnAre No 9Oi. be-
ginping at point in h. line of sth strest east,
feet inches norlh from the southeast corner OF
said lot; rupDins thence north, with the line of
said street is feet inches; thence west by aline
right ans le With said street. to the alley in the
rea uf said lot; thence wth the line of said alley,
SOUL 10 feet inches; thence by straight line to
the beginning. with the Improvements thereon,
seized al lied upon SIS the pro psrtv of True
man nj Rrush and will he sold to satisfy judiriaIs
No. p6. January term 1856. in favor If BENJAMIN
z Morfel. WARD ii LAMON.
dec d q. 8. Marshai d. @.
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GONE TO WoRK-Tbe larger portion of the
boiler makers in the NAVY Yard " no stepped
work on Saturday last In consequence OF some
PARIS coming here ana informing them that
they could get from 80 cen.s to 81 per day more
in Norfolk than they could at the Yard, re.
turned 10 work yesterday. Some five or six
who were engaged by the Norfolk man, who is
represented as an employee o; the Quarte--
masters department, have le!: the city with
HIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

PROMENADE COECRRT-On Monday evening,
the 10Th instant, the Treasury ragimsnt VIII
give a grand promenade concert at Ford's
Theater. Extensive preparations are being
made for the occasion, and a grand gala time
may be expected.
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LARCENY OF FLOUR.-Yesterdsy, q coiored
man named W. W Bowie was arrested by Of
fcer Taylor, OF the Third ward, upon a charge
OF stealing four barrels OF -four, the property
OF u. L. Behrend. corner OF 5th and T. street
north. part OF the -four was recovered
Bowie was taken before Justice Thompson,
and the police recognized him as q man with
whom they were we'll acquainted Officially
Justice Thompson committed him to Jail for
trial at the Criminal Court =.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EEORGKT6WN FEMALE sEMINARY:-A
II Boarding and Day School, ! 81 West street,
Georgetown, d. @. The duties of this institution
will be resumed September bth. Circu lars may be
nov is In. NJ NARROWER
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RyJAs. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VACANT LOT NEAR TIN

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December 10Th, at
o'clock, en- the premises, by virtue OF dsed of
trust, dated August 18th, 1854, and duly recorded
D. G. j shall sell part of Lot No. 4, in square No:
ga, fronting on Delaware avenue; between and
sa otiI iDal Lot a. Il the northwest corner OF
Delaware avenue and running at ri ght angles with
said avenue .attwa dly lh9 .eet, thence south 20
feet 10 inches thence west % feet thence parallel
with the north line of saId Lot weatwsrily 70 Del.
awarr avenue l52 feet inches. thence northward
ly on Ielsware avenue q feet AZ inches to the place
Of beginning, containing 500 feet more or less.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

The GIFT BOOK STORE, gig Pennsylvania
avenue, is creatlDg quite stir in our city.
The large number of gold and silver watches,
ice pitchers, silver cake and card baskets, sill
yer tea sets, spoons, forks, &c, which they
have given away since the commencement OF
the sale here, explains the cause OF such
crowds rushing to the gift book store Such
Inducements 10 buy books are seldom offered,
as all books are solo ut the usual retail prices,
and a git of silver plated ware or jawelry
given with each. Persons In pursuit OF holi-
dav presents should visit this popular estab-
l!skinent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

Under and by virtue of the decree o. tae Or
phsn Court OF the Di.trict Of Columh,s, con
in char Gerry sitting, dated 9TH Deem her. 1851,
sha offer for sale at public ancti1p IN ir"ns OF
1854 al O'Clock p M, all the right title, AMI 10.
tereft of Ann V. aud B -uedict NJ. Hiit"n inftot
20 the cast twenty nine t2aj feet in width, oy the
depth 1hereot. Of Lot nun bered one ~ IN Saasre
numbered seventy f, i75l, the plan of the city
Of Wsshinptor as desert bed in said proc ingI
Terms lows: One half cash; ths Residue ia
two equal ,ps,a.l msnts of three and six montos.
The Iurchasr giving his notes for the deferred
naymenfs satisfactorily endorsed. and bearing in
ferest fro M the day If sale
Z his prope'tv is situated on the corner OF 2lst
street west ard street north
All c"nnaxnucips AT the cost IF TIE purch sser.
ANN RANDOM, Gusriisn.
And on the same terms, and al the same time
ard nlsce 81 ali offer for sale all the interest and
title o. tie wioow and adult heirs OF B-usi ict
Random, deceased, of, in, and to. the property
above described. LLDi
dB-4t Attorney ioT "iuoW anu Heits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

7 nOn N0O PLASTERING LATHS inst re-
,ttV,UUU csived ind for sale Whoiesate
apd Retail by JOHN O. EVANS& CO.,
dec 3 lw" AZ street, bet. I'll and L, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

VyTANTED-By a gentemsn. single ROOM
W with fire and gas. in the vicinity of the Pest
Office Price for room from Slo to SIS. Address
Post Office Box 1863, ec7-2t+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

POLICE R.PoRTs-Third Precinct-W. Wash
Ipgton So n. William Angle, foreSt1lling the
market; Jon ID Prdtor, Richard Johnson, w.
BealI, disorderly; disms ssed. Silas Smith, lar
ceny; bail for court
Ellen Smith, do; workhouse. Annie Lang, do;
Sixth Precinct "A. Holmead, distractions:
81 w A Baird, dIsorderly; -. Henry CLARK,
grand larceny: for hearing Philip ii aim, Geo.
johnson ard Emma Johnson, disorderly; IS
each. Sarah Johnson, Margaret Brown; do;
workhouse.
Ssreath PTeciHct.-Mary johnson, selling
Nauor without license; ismissed. Ii. Ber
stein, violating city ordinance: do. Henry
Missilee, do SIS John Conway, grand lar
ceny: II. Leary and Edward Curtz, drunk;
Albert Wentworth, drunk and Gisorderly; l..
V Martin. drunk; Jas. Kelly, assault and bat
terry; Jas Smith, violating city ordnance dis
missed Jacob HOxsie, assault: military. Fan
ny Waters. prostitution; worshouse. George
BOVINE drunk: ~ So Jas. Smith, drunk and
disoTdeTly; for hearing.
Tenth Precinct susan Richardson, disor-
derly; So Jane Scar do; Sis. Annie Scar,
do; disnissed Hannah Wilson, do; work.
house. John Barnes, throwing stones; si.25.
John WHITAKER, do; dismissed. james Ia.
Boyle, drunk and disOrdsrly; ~. Jonn A.
Brown, -; tor hearing. Dennis CoInoes
drunk; dismissed Cornelius Cation, do; sent
Thomas Hayes, drunk deferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

WANTED-A good COOK, white preferred J
w one that can come well recommended. Ap.
ply at No; 391 street, between Sd and Az SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08

THEAROVFsALE Is CNAvOIDABLY POST
MOI ed Lutil WEDNESDAY,, the ltth. stm- hour.
decsd THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.