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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

Watches and Jeweiry
OF ALL DESfRPTlONS.
For sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. as Broadway.
One door below Canalst formerly NO. ii " AIS
metropolitan Fair"
"Twenty second Reg ment Arnory lith-s' near VI aN
earnestly requested to send in their Foods
vhou. delay with memorandum stating 'heif character and
vaue and whether for sale or exhibition only They should
be marked above, and consigned to John NJ freeman
Azent and VIII he received between 10 a m and sp N.
Patents! Pnfenis! Pnien:s:
M...rs. MUM Co. publishers oil 'Ih sttNIirtO
AMERICAN" continue TO Attorneys Tor securing IA
tents for new inventions In this and oil foreign countries
Messrs MUM Co. have had seyeileen years expert
ence socng patents and have acted o. attorneys Tor more
than 70 900 inventor
Pamphlets containing the a.snt Lava and ether important
information for inventors furnished free, on
Consultation and advice. free. Address MUM Co, -
,. Psrkyow n. J., cor aud 7thss, "ashngton, D. 4
LADIES' Gilt & onbs-New siyies.shoh PA ks
TWO, THREE. FOUR SIX, EIGHT TEN AND FIJI
e., ale by GEO c. ALLEN
I no. as BGasivn, 0Hs d'0s below gsna!ss
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Cars Set on Fire and dDestroyed-Mail Con-
srmed-Several Persons lnjur ed. but no
Lives Lost.
PITTsEuRG, Jan. IA serious railroad ac-
cident occurred ON the Pennsylvania railroad
to-day. The through mail train west from
Philadelphia, due here et I3U p. m, broke
through q bridge between Spruce Creek and
Tyrone. The stoves set fire TO the cars, which
were all burnt; no lives lost Almost the entire
mail was destroyed by fire. Several persons
were in jured; names not yet known.
Another Account. .
PITTsBURG. Jan. 1.-THE ga press train OF
the Pennsylvania railroad, due here to.day
met with al accident az Bridge No. g four Tniies
east Of Tyrone. The baggage. express and pas
strgeT cars were thrown of the track by the
breaking OF AT axle OF Tie lender and precipi-
tatIg tht m in 10 iEa creek below, q distance of
thirty forty feet. No lives were lost: several
were wounded An extra train arrived here
al o'clock this evening with soma OF the in
jGIed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.l I
APPALLING CArAsrRoPBE,


Destruction of the Cathedral in Santiago,
thili-2, 600 Persons, VI oStly Wome n nd
Children Perished in the Fiames-Agoni.
ZIng scenes.
INV YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamer America,
from New York, on the 18th of OCTOBER, ar
rived at Panama, January ist. She brought
news from Valparaiso that the Cathedral in
Santiago, Chill, caught FIRE on the 1ita ul..,
" WheH lt was crowded with human beings. The
doors were closed by the pressure of the pao
pie in the interior of the building. The drapery
and light Bfiammable ornaments which eau ght
fire, spread the flames rapidly through the
whole building. A large number Of bodies.
mostly OF women and children, have been re-
covered from the ruins.
Confirmation of the Terrible News.
The South American mail steamer reached
Panama with S9lS, 900 of treasure for England,
and brought the confirmation of the above sta
ting he number which perished at over two
thousand. The church contained twenty thou
sand lights, from some Of which fire commu-
nicated to the drapery Of the gigantic image of
lie Virgin and pasteboard devices. In an in
slant a sheet of fame rushed along the festoon
oI lights 10 the roof, and directly spread 10 all
parts Of the building.
The people rushed TO the principal door, and
it WAS scon blocked Most of the men escaped
b. the side doors. Only few minutes elapsed
the lights, suspended so plentifully from the
root, poured a rain Of liquid fire on the people
below. and in less than Is rainutes over 1850
persons mostly females,were hIackened corpses.
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FALSE REPORT
No Enemy at Leesburg-AII Quiet in That
Vicinity.

BALTIMORE Jan. T.-DispatChes have been
re eceived from Gen. Kelley. stating that Major
Cole, OF the lst Mary land cavalry, has re-
tuIned to his headquarters from q scout to
Lsesburg aaG vicinity, and that the report of
Gen. Stuart being there with q large cavalry
force for the purpose of an attack on Point of
Rocks. or on sny ether place in Government
possession. is entirely unfounded. Not an
armed r. bel wassetn or heard OF within forty
miles of that viCinits.
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] he Pacific Railroad.

san FRANCISCO, Jan. l6.-The Western Pa
cifc Railroad is complete 10 San Jose. fi;fv
miles. Cars. ran over the entire route to day
taking 2,OC0 passengers from this city to par
ticipate in the grand railroad celebration ten
dered by the people OF Santa Clara county.
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DLEAsB NOTICE THE FACT Plain Sewing
i and Embroidery executed 1T the saortsst no.
opened on street, No 432. between 9Th ana s;a
streets north side Particulsr attention paid to
ments together with every description Of chill
drsn's Clothes. liberal patronage eoloited.
10 lawlm* MI9S g. e HOBBS
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IAY COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
Nc. 45a Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EKCHANGE.
We shall continue to sell AT PAl
until further notice,
THE Six PER CENT BONDS
OF TIE UNITED sTATss
FIVE TWBNTIEs,
PAYABLE iia twenty years, and Iedesmable ct the
ss ot fave from
Less than OHe Hxndred Millions Of Dollars,
and is being i'm rapidly absorbed by home and foreign
Banks a. basis for cireuation When T all ssd ths
Bonds viii. like the ssey VEN Thirty'' Loan % sde I
yssnce to "a handsome premium. Assn investment
SIR per Cent. PER Annsn N Gold,
tpayable semi.annuallyJ equivalent. at present
Nine per Cent. in Currency.
The The COUPON = BONDS tpayabls to bearer @ are
# sas e
and and T. anFferable as bank stock upon the books of
ne iaT
in ..S spns s,a Of $50 sloo, $500 900 5000
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
ane Sovernment tax upon them is only one and
"nen the income of the holder exceeds $500.
-CMcuisrs are furnished at our counter, upon
aPpneation BY mail. giving any rther information
tAa. may pc desired concerning this and other Gov
Banks. ~ ~
we Keep on hand and for sale a full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
de Io-ou JAY COOKE 4 CO.
CLARIFII CIDERI
" OL LARIRIDD OIDyRu
Just reeeivsi per schooner Helen Mar, from
Bokton, Mass. l Z
All persons In want OF PRIME CLARIHIlD o.
DER are invited to call and examine this at
hLBY A. sHINND
Union Betting Depot. No. 81 Green It..
Dc 0-1Ws 0eorsstovn D a.
GOO GOODS OF En o1k e1H WodD, On, lar. .,,,.,
piled Q few hundred yards from . switch On fhs
Warrington Railroad. Addrses or apply 70 -
JOHN KIRNODl
asallms Sl North 1utaw IT,, Baltimore,
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Reelection Of Senator Grimes

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Iowa LEGISLATURE in
Joint sessxo1 at Des Noines, yes terday re elect
ed Hon. James W. Grimes u. :. Senator by a
vote of 12e, six democrats voting Tor Mr .Jen.
nings, of Dubuque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

Movements of Gen Curtis.
LEAyKNwoRTH, Jan I6-Major Gen. Cnrtis
arrived here to-day, and will assume command
Of this Department at once.
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- NEW ATTRACTION.
4 First. class Shoe Store In 7th Street.

IHAVE OPENED THE
LARGEST. FINEST. AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AND SHOE STORn
In the city Of Washington, with . very extensive
LADIES. MIssEs' OHILDREN'B.
GENTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every Style and Quality, at prices to suit every
body /. EOSEhTHAL,
No. SIT 7th street, Inteilis encer Block,
Sd door above D street west side
~ great variety of MILITARY BOOTS.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This excellent Family and News JourpaI
containing greater variety OF interesting
reat ing than can be found in any other, ia
puthshse GA Friday morning
It invariably contains the "washinstor
News" taat has made the daily EvrN1vs
STAR circulate so generally throughout the
country.
TRIMS.
Cash, iaraYia5ly in adpaace.
Single copy, per annum. 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE GENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
fORO'9 NEW THEATER,
TENTH sTRlBT. ABOVE RE.
JoHN r. IoRD-----.-. Manager and Propriet 2
ALSO Of Holiday Street TbsatsR, Baltimore
MONDAY EvIHIHG G, January Is,
hR5. D. P. BOWERS,
Appears In the great ave. act play entitled,
CAMI LIE;
Oh, THH FATE OF A COQUETTD.
In rehearsal,
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
LADY AUDLhY's slCREr.
And
LADY ISABEL or EAST LYNNE.
GROWERS THE
Pennsylrdnsa Avenue, near Wiltards' Hotel.
LIoEARD 9RovEA---....------ Director

MONDAY, Jan. 1S, 1854,
First time in this city Of Tom Taylor's exquisite
domestic drama -.
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN
is now producing the atest sensation known
to he produced By play in New York city at the
Winter Garden and barnu n' Museum; in boston,
1T the Boston Museum, Howard Athep auIn snd
fremont heater; in Phila ielpaa, at the Arch aad
Walnut street Theaters. Thus running week after
week at tie principal theaters of America At two
and even three places in the same city. Mr.. Grover
has secured tn. servlceE of ...-
MR.. JOHN q. SMITH,
the eminent scenic artist ho produc ced IL frst in
America at the Winter Garden, New York, aud to
whose effo1t ts it's great 1s lar gey ind 3btsi
With Mr.. smith and the dist uished youoe .tist
of the theater Mr. Strong tae greatest scenic
sch evement of the sesa0a is autlcipatsd Tn. cast
is ooe Of IL G strongest ever given the play.
kobt. priarly . Lancashire lad ar. larry Pearson
tEneag expressly for this play
James Dalton, alias Downey aliss the Tiger.
Mr. Frank 5rdslut
Hswkshaw, Detective Mr. Geo. 6 Wilson
Green Jones. a Cocknsy gentleman, under sdveris
for ure-.-~.. Nc Ben Rogers
Melton Moss, Spsculator. M. Barker
br. Gibson. Banker. Mr. D. Myron
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BrlR - Sn NJ 81 W sper sc cOld ward.
Fred Riediing. Peat Once Department
Il. Ii. hAiler Third Ward
Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from ths several Loyal States, who
are OFT spectfuy and rnesty solicited to lend
all the aid they can to TIE patriotic enterprise:
CoNEEorIcUT.
Mrs Senator Foster. Mrs. Henry &. Denliug
DELAWARE
Hon. Nathaniel b. Smithers
INDIANA
aGs aTs deolse Julian, Hon Schuyler @ cSInfsn coIfas
Mrs senator Trombuli, Mrs Chester. a"''A'
Mrs owen Love,oy, Hon: Elihu Washburps.
Mrs. Senator Harlan. Hon J. W. Grimes.
KAEsAs.
hon g " Hon. William INV wisdom. [ n Lane
hrNTIoKy.
as Few HsPs RsBsss adssy
MAINE.
Mrs Senator Merrill, Mis- Miss Hamlin, =
~ . - : Mrs. Frsderick a. Pike. Ike : o'aeA'
Mrs. Mrs. p i . M hsas, ms bav
MIS-. Senator Johnson, Hon. Edwin II. webster.
MASSACHUSETTS,
s hIs SaHes s iaas Esq Rice,
Mrs sepator ohsnder. hrenisaa, noa John Ionsva.r
Hon. Jacob NJ Howard Hon Rraneis Kellogg.
MINNESOTA.
Hon Alex'r Ramsey Hon. NJ s. Rilkiusan
Hon. VI IA. indon, zr s-sE ~ s & -
MISSOURI. ,# ss $50
Hon. =. Grstz Brown Hon. E p. Blair, jr,
Hon. j. B. Henderson,, Hon. James s. Rollins
NEW HAMPsHIRs -
Mrs. Senator CLARK, Natbl Leavitt, Esq,
hlrs Senator Il ale, Edm d T. French ESQ -
krs j w Patterson,
NEW yosK afe
Mrs. Fredk " Seward, Hon. Augustus Frank
Brs. Senator Harris, Hon Thee NJ poIneroy
Mrs. Senator Morgan. Hon, Reuben u. Fenton.
GEw JRRsEY. = - yFaB
dis. Senator Ten Eyck. John Giberson, Esq
a. .zaass OHIO. HF@s-3zz Ess ssa
p re-. Senator Wade, Hon James ~ Ashley,
Mrs. GangeEer, Ezra L, Stevens, Esq,
pEhEsYLyAsI1
Hon. John ". .Ecrney, Hon. David Wilnaot,
Hon. Edw'd MeP herson, Hsn. VIM. d. Kelly,'4
RHODE ISLAND. aiae
Airs. Senator SPrague. Hon. Il. B. Anthony.
Mrs Sepstsr Foot Mrs Woodbridge.
Mrs. Senator Collamer, Mrs. Justin s. Morrill,
Mrs. Portns baxter
Hon senates T. Garlic, MRS.. O, Underwood.
~ WEsf VIReIs1i.
Hon. Senator anW inkle, Hon. Kellian v Whsley.
Eas s WISCONSIN
Mrs seL ator Dookttle, Mrs. senator Howe.
B. B. FRENCH,
jas-dtfebl President Of the Association
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TSCHALk.
At ARDS HALL,
On THURSEAY and FRIDAY. Jan. Il and q

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Jan. ii and %.
Max. etrakosch has the honor to anroun that he
has succee ded in making arrapge menfs With the
following constellation CT musical csie br tiles
MILE ANGELINA COnDIEK,
the celebTsted ffia!a Donna from the New York,
Boston az d Phiiadelphia Academies OF Music,
Sig CARLO PATTI, the young sad ta ted yio-
limit brother Of deIina and Carott. Patti an
n. .6OFTSOHALK the Rrs sstss- living Piauisi
to give TWO GRAND CONCERTS
OnTHURsDAY and FRIDAY. Jan ii and ~
b. EDHRENe.. ~ usicsl Director and Conduct
Admission 81; reserved seats so cts. extra. ssAts
may secured for both lights At W G.. Metzer :
otis Music Store, commencing on Tuesday at a.
m. Doors open at IN concert at O'Clock. jlls Iwa
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oANrERBURY HALL
kYBIo 99assTTEERRssTRTRy'3 99ssTERsTRTeyy' ~u APP. mp

oAN ER5CNT HALL
Il h2S1o z }SAsFEksRRsY. }SSAssFFEEkkssRRssY. rHksfsR. Anp
LOUISIANA AvERuF,
Besr Of NsSfonsi and mstropoittsa EotaIs.
sesTIG sIessT1G AssssstY g 81 TsESF EstESF
stss afss ssa ssA bshSF' bsasF'
This eeletrsLea opsrsttc y6cslist.
MISE ERNssTISs psEAIgsa.
The Lovely Dan and sol sstress.
Mons. Esucht ard re re Bonsasi Bagt T,oprs
r.,., The Gssst EtP,opisn Trio oun-o.
EAGAN, EDWARDS, EaEk ON.
LIE BB99eUEr OF Beauty ,,
rs, nr1s roSpssA sis,s roas,.T
ns' A-I. kToy r1Ffos fH.A rohS''''
MILE GERALDINE, LEON ORA GREED, &c
CORPS D'AgRIQUs,
RlEtls " WilIfsas AfhstasoN8' ! 6aAkhs 6bnNsEILV
In Gorgeous Bill Of Novelties To night.
Doors open At ,s quarter T. 7; gsrfoEnsros $ .
POPULAR FAMILY MAT5EEE nn,n,,,o
vARiETiESl vARiETiEsi
FsosrING PENN. AVENUE AND NINTH srs.
ENTIRE NEW BILL THIs WEEK.
MILE LIMA WlNDEL and MONS BAprISTIE
GAANr BALLET dOCPE
OF Pretty Girls
THE DRAMATIC and PAN rOMINE TROUPE
TIE GREAT ErHj) Ian COMPANY
Leo BY srsnh he ns and r Viii g. and the
ouble star Oombin alton,
WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON LADIES'
MATINEE.
Friday afternoon, Jan. 20, atspm.
BENEFIT
oft
LADIES' SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Fitz Elm mon 3 9rest Drama in preparation,
THE SKELETON AUCUsER;
THE MURDESER'S FATE
In which will appear tn, accom- pli shed youu.
Actrtss, = -
MISS hAGGIH FRtRL
THE VARIETIDS-TRB DOUBLE Snow AT
HALF PRIOE.
Admission Is AMI 30 cents Private Boxes S.
jal8
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EDUCATIONAL.

l(ROOKVILLE ACADEMY,
~ Rons School for Boys.
Terms $50 per session t2l weeks.) Address
4. &. BURNS, PRINCIPAL,
de % I'm Brookville, Montgomery co. Md
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DROVI DENOH HOSPITAL.

In CONSEQUENCE of the destruction By Are of tbs
Washington lnhrmary which proved 30 beneficial
Sisters OF Charity " have rndeftaken to supply
tie pressing want Of s4eh an institution by ths es
As Provdenee Hospital and is IS ioesssd @ ID on o'Hs tha
corner Of G secsnd street east snd street south,
fhe buildin which Is large and commodioas; % and nd
every attention has been pIo' ded in its consruc-
ger week saysbls il advance: This Includes me-
tesfoDs desiring private roems can be aocommo-
Suitable wards have been provided for cole red
Tie nursing snd care Of the aict viii be under
the imm sdiate charge of the sisters.
The following named gentlemen compose the
"so'eA' '''n ATTENDING
go s4s.s D sss NJ 100 sdhlts
and 's'b; sbv,soRy AND oossuIr1se- 2 sPd Il;
& %s.hlnsson and k9 80 ssv.ata st
either Of the above named Physicians:
may occupy private rooms, have the privilege OF
he s s G il sHS s 81
larsed to meet any possible demand.
sG sisFlR Hisfs MARY csRhoLl Superior
CQUARE AND OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
4s2 SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent Ofice.I
have now in stors 8 very large and superb st ,ch
of Gilt and Dark Wood Picture and Photograph
Frames which l am selling at d rsry Low price.S ,S
Leaf. and ef is the Best @ 1ossn m snship Win '''a
Also On hand, fine collection of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARD FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS, Loops, TASSELS,
NAILS, RINGS, 90. 60.
Terms cash ROFHROOK
452 Sey enth street.
ia Is 4w Opposite Patent Ofice.
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No. SIT 7th street, Intellissncer Block,
,s1ss aSo5 of Haffs sooTs .d'
GA UT Il II 7.
At the solicitation of many citizens of Washing
ton, have determined to resume the business of
FURNISHING BALLS, PARTIES, &c
am SO we'll known in this city that it will not
be necessary to refer to any one. Tae name of
GAUTIER as 8 caterer is q suff cient guarantee.
will also furnish Families with ICE UREAa,
CHARLOTTE RUssE, JELLY, and all kinds Of
MEAT DISHES, at the shortest notice
~ lave several DINING ROOMS and PAR
LORS for the accommodation of Geatlemen giving
Dinner or Supper Parties. 3
O. GAUPIEs,
n4-eolm 232 Pennsylvania avenue.
CAPITOL KILL
EDWIN HsALD co.,
Dealers in
TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
Corner Penn. avenue sud Third street east,
de 81 hn* Warrington, D @
c. HnssE o.,
~ English p.ir, CHEESE.
Esy s5ssson s.so DO %
GIusefs4 90
New York Cream CH ERsE.
- Corner sIs: s V:rssss 5 ssssSsssss s9.sss ssss
deH 18th street.
TAB OILS;
italian Ballad OIL:
soDs,as so1ssas1 IosSs osiye Vsii oii.
deaf &c Cor Vermont avenue and nsb Street.
n J. HIIBEnanR, suoSsssoa 10 q. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
~ WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Is, 1858.
Aemp The Cemmissionsrs appointed By this De-
PennsIlvania william u Bailey, Of Rhode Island,
and John A. Wsrder, Of Ohio, to consider the fol
viz FOR Investigations to test the prscticability
OF eultvating and preparing fax and hemp q
having met, and. after several days investig ton
OF the subject. believing that further and fuller
notice of their investig atiOns might produce
ysl9abie results adjoIrnsa to meet sssIn 90 Wed
and request al persons Interested Ia the dstri-
button OF this APPROPRIATION or anxious to develop
gartment, on or before that day. samplss OF the
Hemp and Flax in the differ snt stages Of prepsrs-
accompanied by st.temsnts Of the various pro-
also descriptions Of the kinds and cost Of msckin'
cry sed, whore made, &C., together with any and
all Information that may be useful to the Commits.
sion.
This information Is necessary before An intslH-
dels dtd ISAAC N1WTON. Commissioner.
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Clerk; J. s. Dickinson, Paymaster's Clerk, E.
a Golinde. W. y. King, Bernard T.. Deviae
u f. Griffith, Acting Masters Mates; B 3 Fer
son, Paymaster's Steward; Robert Daickar,
Surgeons Steward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

The Plantation Bitters make the weak stron z
sne langu1d brilliant, and are exhausted ma
tare's great restorer. They are composed OF
tns celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
ssassafras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Oroix Rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

HINTON Il TEEL.
MERCHANT AND MILITARY TAlLORS,
And Extensive Dealers in
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
From the old stand, 4O6, to 35s Pennsylyania
avenue, under Metro politan Hotel.
Washington December. 1853 ian I'm
II AUCTION NOTICE
HAVING Connected with the House furnishing
Business that of . general Auction and Commission
Merchant am prepard to attend promptly to all
business entru sted to my care
large and dry basement for storage Of goods for
auction sales.
Cash advances made on consi xnments.
r. BUCHLY,
Auctioneef and House FHrnisher,
dc 191m 49s 7th st., betwseD g and II.
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THOICI BREAKFAST BAOON
~ KING & BUROHILL,
no4 eegneI Vermont SyS. sad 18th st.
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CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Tues-
day night, Leonard Cook, with two o hers, went
to the house OF Mrs. Kiicoy nan, on 2ist street,
near l., and, as she alleges, they were after her
husband, Cook being armed with a large knife
She attempted to keep Cook out, when he struck
her in the face and knocked her down. She
being in delicate condition, was apprehen-
slve that she was seriously injured, and com.
planned, when warrant was iss ued; and ofic
was heard by Justice Drury. who committed
him for court. Cook says that they got him
drunk there, and a fight commenced between
her and her husband, and he endeavored to
part them
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Mrs Caleb B Smith, Ind, Mrs. DophusSkinner,NY
Alta meeting OF The Association h sid at the resi-
denee CT Mayor Eaiash On the lSth Of January
the following gentlemen, together with the wtya.
Of such Sr5 able. We're unSnimou sly "a
at collectors, and to attend the future mestioes
OF the Ahsooetion, 70 be held pom the pu bis
{t,,ft h. p esid.ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
Sc MIAEY's ACADGMY,
no. IL, SOUTH WA .SHI1VGTGW ST
MISS NJ. ROACH. PRINCIPAL J..

MISS NJ 4 kOACH, PRINCLP 4 J..
Ts7HE eighth annual course OF instruction Will
{ be commenced st the a oge Institution on the
18Th Of September 1aent at which time il is de-
sirable that ali should be present who propose
TO enter AS the course is a unis, entrance &C
its opening is necessary TO secure its full advan
5ages All the us>sal Eng lish branches, inciu
ding a thorough examination Of the Natural
Sciences the CLASSICAL and Mathematical Studies
and the M odern languages are EN- hraced in the
general course, to which the best efforts Of i've
Competent instructors will be devoted.
Tapestry aud Ornamental Neadiework Will
receive especial attention from the principal.
Music, Drawing and Painting will be contln
ued as heretofore at Professor charges
aug 22-tf
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Es7HB exercises If MISS MARKS SEMI
! NARY will be resumed on Yedne5day, tie
1911 # September. AS the improvement Of the
students IS greatly promoted by commencing
with The classes; ii is essential (as faras is prac-
ticable) THAI al should be present al the open
inc of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring;
Miss II. hopes 10 have efficient aid aDd Will
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application av her resid5ence IA,
King street. aug l9-tocsl
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rE7HE duties Of MISS NJ. z. SIMPSONS
/ SCHOOL will be resumed on Monday,
SEPTEMBER 9Th, at the Friendship Engine House,
streets. aug ST.
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Important from Europe.

LmpOELauI 1iUAi AoAup0.
NEW YoRY, Sept. 5.-The steamship City
e Washington, with Liverpool dates to the
18th ult., has arrived.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The frigate Niagara
seized the Georgia twenty miles OF Lisbon,
oo] nut prize crew on board and sent her to
New York.
The Niagara landed the captain and crew OF
the Georgia at Dover.
The Georgia, when seized, was under the
British flag, and the captain entered protest
against the seizure.
The event created much controversy. 1t
i rumered that the capture was effected under
the consent of the British Government. There
is much difference of opinion as to the legality
of her capture.
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TE1IAII1 SCHOOL.
$50 CA NE5lo ON STR e Z Z.

Cs7HE third annual session, Of the above
1 school, will be opened on 4HHnd1Y sents1n~
her 18th under the management Of MISS
PARRUTT, who can. with confidence refer 80
her former patrons. Besides the usual Eng
lish branches of solid instruction ia female ed
ucation Music and French will be taught.
For terms apply SIS above. aug q Il