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was likely to be cut or at any moment, deter.
mined TO avail himself of this route for his re-
treat His troops Immediately set TO work TO
hastily destroy the navy-yard and all the
Government property, and at twilight, under
the protection of two iron. clad rams, succeed-
ed in crossing the Savannah river, over the
cause-way, 70 tne north side, intending TO push
Thirty.two thousand bales of cotton were
stored in the city, which the rebels in their
haste haste neglected to destroy; me no two iron. clad
perty and stores which they could not csrry
of with them they burned or threw into the
river. Four steamers, one small gunooat,
were captured, which, together with the cotton,
and a large amount of the rebel munitions OF
war, form part of the spsiis Of the victorious
army.
Further Particulars
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The Worlds special
from Fortress Monroe, Decem ber 26, learns
from MAJOR Gray, of General Sherman's staff,
the particulars of the capture OF Savannah.
councilmen.
Shermans and Slocum's head quarters are in
the city. The demand for its surrender was
made on the 10th, and Sherman closed his de.
spatch with Hoods words to the negro troops
at Dalton, to the effect th2tzif the demand was
not complied with he would take no pr risoners.
Hardee replied he could and would hold tha
city, when Sherman proceeded to complete tina
Investment of the city; but owing to the
,swamps on the north side, ,he could not at once
extend his lines In that direction. General
Hatch's division of Fosters forces, at the head
OF our line, occupied the upper part OF Hutch
inson Island, completely blockading ingrsss 0.
egress over the river below, when ferry boS.
was discovered plying between the city and
Union causeway
This was the hole through which Hardee got
out. Our prisoners are increased by constant
ly finding them secreted. The city is full Of re-
fugees and others that live in the streets.
Nearly three hundred Union prisoners sue
ceeded in reaching our lines.
The Millen prisoners are supposed to be
forty miles south Of Savannah.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
The st. Albans Raiders-Three more
Lodged in Prison-Their Enlistm ent In
the U. 3. Service-Money Found In Their

F0SSPStIOn.
CONCORD, N. II. Dec. 27.-Three Of the ST
Albans raiders escaped from Canada by Sc
creting themselves in the cars until across the
line.
They then proceeded to Lebanon, New
Hampshire. and enlisted, receiving the bounty,
and hoping to get back to Dixie at Uncle SANS
expense. They were detected, and are now in
the State prison at Concord.
A considerable amount Of money was found
in their possession.
Another of the Raiders Captured.
TORONTO, Dec. 27.-Another of the ST. Albans
raiders was arrested here to-day.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
Report of q Grand Explosion.

NEwBERN, Dec. PA great shock like an
earthquake was distinctly felt here last night
about two o'clock, rocking the earth and
rafting the windows in their places. 1t is
supposed to have been an explosion of great
magnitude ON the coast below Beaufort, as the
sound came from that direction; possibly a
magazine exploded in a. fort at Wilmington or
Charleston, containing several hundred tons
of powder.
The gale which prevailed for the past few
days subsidized last night. The shipping which
has been detained several days at Beaufort will
be able 10 depart to- day.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
Celebration of Sherman,s victory

CelebratIon OF Sherman's victory.
ALBANY, Dec. 26.-A salute was fired to-
day in honor Of Sherman's capture Of Savan-
nah.
was celebrated here to. day by firing salute.
ERIE. PA, Dec. 26.-The city was decorated
with flags to-day, the bells rang, and salute
fired.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth strest, a6ove Pe'snsyEuania auenye.

Great SUCCESS Of the popular Comedisri,
MR.. FRANK DREW,
who viii continue his BUDGET OF FUN during
CHRISTMAS WEEK,
Supported by the Favorite Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
THIS "wednesday EVENING, Deeember o.
viii be presented the Celebrated Legendary
Drama. from the werks of Washington Irving en-.
titled.
OR. LEGEND OF THE CATSKILLS.
RIP VAN WINKLE. .-.----. -. FRANK DREW
70 conclude with dast time] the great Burisf qus
MAZEPPA;
ON an UNTAMED ROCKING HORSE.
MAZEPPA, alias Cashmere. FRANK DREW
OLINeh a -. :. SUSAN DENIM
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC ann
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting ON Pennsylvanis ayenus
Great attractions for the Holidays. Houses fall
all the time
Immense success of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The last great Sen nsatien.
TIM HAYES.
Champion Gin gle Clog Dancer of America,
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY,
BARRY CARTER,
The great Comic Singer.
NINE MARzATTI and MONS ANTONIO,
The rrat The best best Dangers in the World.
beautiful young ladies, and twenty other Star
foX,. .cURRAN 4 MORRIS, proprietors.
Ladies MATINEES every SATURDAY, and on
NkW YEARS DAY, CONNIE ncng at half past two
Evening star., 1864-12-28
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
WILMINGTON.
THE ATTACK ON FORT FISHER.

of the Fnemy-AL Large
Naval Fleet tEngaged-The Assault ssFu-
rious''-Gen. Butler Co.Operating-His
Forces Above the Fort-Reported Severe
Fsht-Our Troops Hold their Ground
Latest News from Sherman-Hls Forces
Again MoviBg-Despatch from General
Thomas-Hood's Army About s.Used Up,
His Lcsses Immense-6S Guns, in all.
Captured-1S Generals Killed, Wounde ed
or Prisoners.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ID r e s e N T 8
FOB THE HOLIDAYS

Z
FOB THE HOLIDAYS
T. POTENTINI,
No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
Has the pleasure ts announce to his numer5 as
friends and patrons, that he has just received the
most superb and varied assortment of
FOREIGN CONNECTIONS, PRESERVES, &C.,
of his own importsti consisting In part of
FRENCH CANDIES,
GLACES,
PRESERVES,
BON BONS, &c.
surpassed assortment of
FANCY CAKES, CANDIES, &C.
or bis own manutaeture, for which he challenges
competition in manufact and deiicacy of fsvor
PRIVATE PARTIES. COMMITTEES, DC, are
respectfully requested to examine his increased
facilities fer furnishing DINNERS, SUPPERS,
&c, at the shortest possible notice, to which he
Rps gyef hs nFp peeFs9Rs sayins now
eQualled In their line,
Parties wishing to send presents of Cakes and
COUNTRY, or elsewhere, can have their orders
promptly flied. and Immediately forwarded to
their destination
His popular RESTAURANT AND PRIVATE
DINING ROOMS for ladies and gentlemen will be
continued as heretofore, to which he would re-
spectfullv call the attention of Citizens and Stran-
gers, where st all times meals are served at q few
minutes notice IN the most recherche style.
dec 20. 2ws
Evening star., 1864-12-28

~ Balls, Tableaax, Private Theatricals, &e., for
hire and made to order. Apply s6s 9 street. be-
Msssrs GOURLAY & CURLAND..
IN: =. None but parties of address vii be Ct.
tended to, de H-lm~ I.
Evening star., 1864-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS FHEATER,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
Third appearance of the young, beautiful, and
yiyscious Coincidence and Vocalist.
SOPHIE CLIMBER KUHN,
who will appear
THIS Wednesday EVENING, December %,
For the Last time Pesitv ely, in her unparalleled
impersonation of ELY O'CONNOR. in Bonrci.
eault beautiful Irish Romance of the COLLEEN
in the lsughable musical comediette of A LOAN
OF LOVER. During the performance of these
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL SONGS, which won for
her 20 much renown in the city of Philadel phia.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFTS.
fss.ns sJans IN ESQ soR SsEfss Ha fs
RktfsS bksk Bp8K %oRk boxEs sqSk SsESa
MoR6cco Saioops. oH1LDREN's GAMES, &c. ,
GOLD RfENs AND PENCILS, FANCY STATION
Don't forget to call at the Old Emporium.
SHEPHERD & RILEY,
de l5-2w Corner 7th and D streets
SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR THE HoLI-
PHoToGRAPH ALBUMS.
II fii
OPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES.
srEkioseokEs hlkn sS5H srhSrAHtHss and VIEWs.
at the lowest prices, p St At :, m o..;.;..
a44pa. a1 bet.een 18th SS and UPiafass; Sth sts.,
a., and M ses Pa. av., National Hotel Building
1orHE oATHsI1G T6s sN G5G17HNs rs OF WASHING
have again returned from the Northern cities
K ne s9d Ress 81 N
ENGRAv!NGs, with and without frames. ever of
feFsS K shs R CHILDREN and variety of other
articles sui BE for presents. ali OF which viii be
sold at the lowest possible Prices pr,sr,,
dee l4-tjan1 525 Seventh ftreet.
Date BE FoIEs D'oIEs DE sTRAsBURa
E1sPs yyH4gAgx yR4g Aux RSS1Ts RSE1Trso. rgso1S'
RIS DE VEAU LiOsEILLE
TRCFFES DU PERIGORD AU NATUREL
PATE DE FOIES GRAS,
BEGASSH TRUFFEE,
CEPES A L'HUILE
CHAMPIGNONS,
HARRlC0TS. For sale by
.-.. KING l. BURCHELL,
de HlH Vermont avenue and 18th street
GREAT BARGAINS.
Prime sIJG ARs Toe. 2ac and zse
New RuCKWHEAT, GOLDEN SYRUP, only 81. 30
Best BLACK TEA, only 81 Is
New C1TRON, CURRANTS and RA1SINS
Choice Brands FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR
Fresh SPICES, all kinds
CANNED FRUITS. Choice MINGE MIAT
Oh0ies TUE and PRINT BUTTER
Fresh FLA VORING EXTRACTS
Old BOURBON, WHEAT and RYE WHISKEY
Choice VINES, BRANDIES and SEGARS,
- = : -, 8. EVANS,
dslb.1Ots 4s7 9Th st.. bet b snd &.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 900 900.
100000 SHARES AT SI0 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S5 PER SRARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
oFFICERs:
HON DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the once or
the Company, No. "a Empire Building, Broad
way, New York.
The lands of the Company are .ituated In th
heart Of the Oil Region, and include portions OF
those wen-known localities, "the McElhenny
farm, the tive McClinteck FARMS" and other
proved aud valuable working territories, includ-
ing over Two Thousand acres Of the best Oil Ter
htories alODEOil Greek and in West Virginia, now
undsr process of successful development, and ell
Already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address. the Cempspv, P. o. Box 1868 New
York. oc 23-3n
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ADJUSTMENTS,

A CARD-Mr. Lea. proprietor of the above Pop-
ular place respectfully intimates to the sood y
cltlzens ana the community of WASHINGTON, tn at
ne spares no pains or expense in selecting and en-
gagfng the
BEST AND MOST TALENTED. ARTIsTES
in the professicn and. with his characteristic zeal
MANAGER AND CATERER
PUBLIC AMUsEMENT;
Proudly declares his Troupe fes
OPERA, COMEDY,
FARCE,
On
PANTOMIMA
Second to none in the
WORLD,
In proof of which the following Array of Artistic
Abilities is respectfully submitted to the intel-
gent and amusement loving people:
Last week of
TONY PASTOR.
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TTosY TToSY FAsT9H,, FPAzssTF9oHs,
The very Gar Of
COMIC SINGERS,
COMIC SINGERS,
S9MIo SS9MIS siNasEks: ssifNNasEEks:
whose 10 quacicus and garrulous powers to conso.
late and verify the sublime and ridiculous, has
has yet never been equalled.
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Tux DKN rOETvsAs. Tie Dry Torts-
gas. property called Fort Jeaer-sr. :,
sitsated IN lie waters skrtiag The coast OF
Fierids DRY q !. esIl-d. but is stands
upon one q an Arvhipelsgo Of ssnd hanks
miles a~ay from any main lad. ant 10. IN
al its bearings. yer. ~et. Fort Jsssrsoa
- one Of the TOrs1gss grOap. ~hieA covers
. nautical area ofabSut '-eive miles. and
livs in tie Calf. in lstits1e "a degrees A.
minutes. iougi;sds - degrees So rninsses
The Islands srs users sad heaps. covsrcd.
however. with eosutiful shells and sgrrosa-
ID By reefs Of White coral Il il q great
r,sot tsr ga turtl~s Tbs Fort - Do
scribed a. a most detshifsl piace. Insi5e.
he gr0snds ar~ he autIfaily lad oas asd coz
tain a eonsendAble display % so-er BEDS
and otbst natural d-oorAfiOns. There "a
an abundance Of trees. Pronisert sno-g
-aich arr ths red osk aad aIlanthss. TAs
mosquitoes troubie thc latter sniy % die.
Bat the most attractive tree l. hat which
bears the cocoa at These tres arr
spanked IN sluals thrOughoss The grounds.
and s-v a. grssciui 20 tbs eve a. thsy ar
useful for shadc. 4 iong. eSarss gras.
carpets The sad very aocsPtabiy indeed
Thi, Is tks paradise % ssrts-n ,lsgari a.
Il - strong and a-eful
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Notice 10 Invalids

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THE GREAT CAUSE,
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asoortAined tie trse qu1Alties Of many
hsrbs. plants. b4rls and rsoes. and pre-
scribe rene,iiss sor every sal.dy ~ith
which the hsaasa boay Is sst.oksd fsvers
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VAR, .sedIo<nsass; asurs by hot. ssssta-
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0ri6cs and diArrhea By astrin goats
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American and Foreign Patents.
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GEN- BASKs. 4 New Or,eans oo-r-,-
pondsut q an :, I,osi. Repubi.oaa -rts.
As fohovs concerning The coaamanSer u the
DePartussnt of The CELL.
% In regard % Ccneral Bank. the ,s-i,I
oPlslon - 30 f4v0ra5iv a. 20 e1oit. tb. 80
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ior coHnaaander @ be 80 popular lon
not Sc The subjeei ia tLas IgLt. Csuer.I
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sad a. dinner. yesterday. 90 a lsiv -
been eioqsent in dispsra-enent - Bsr.r
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On rsicI-
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fli' Dspsrnsrt fo fbs Nst.1uai 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22

THE ScHLEsEIG- IoLsrEIS QCEsrs0N
Every reader - tb. newspaper. IA, heard
of the Sekleswis -Hoi,i.is question. bst
vcry few kDo~ What Il nosss Holstein Il.
a Gsrnsa dgchy. q ~kich the kiur q
Denmark % duke. indepssdas, q lis Own
tributary O. tbs Diet Of tie Germ. COZ
federation. The diet claims thar the Daz-
IN eng kss hccn unfaithfsl 90 Lis tr1I.t.
And that be intends @ annsr the duchv to
his o-n dosninioas; and On thss srosad
has determined ih.i Hoists IN ,han - ruled
for ths presest ~ HAEorer an Saaonv.
The king q Denmark on the other had
taxes tAs positioa that Tia federal dict
With The domestic AIairs % ia principal
-. and siCnifcs hs inisnti0n o. rssiss
u Tbs qucstioa a complicated ~ q.
coat.uity % H5istsin Of the separate
dsehs % : = ieswig. ~hich . annsH-
"a fur nos; pa-Posss q legislAiios. % Hol-
sse "a. Bat - not q ussmber also - ths
g. ernAn conf,esracy. - last accounts an
sPPoAl ~as likely - Be naIe % arms 70
ssttiS ne matter. Tie German diet las
sale GA Aasfria I'D Prussia y llrns.a
troops % sustain 10 decs-ss-,. snt Dsnusark
49, -h0~s hsbt. al las the Preais, %
help from S-edsn. The Eogl,sh sovsrn-
meat Las Proaersd rnsditation u thc dies.
bui his ohrrs have besa uahosi sd -ad lhs
British journals regard var {. osrtsia
Ssh var y nee begsn nay eHbrsa AL
Europe. and mere can tel -ben Il -Hl
stop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22
Jewelry Repaired.
Lettsr EaETaving sestiY Er~csted.
- Get .ait fsr alt G.is ed = fs~s.
EtrEEtHttt. Ori s.Isea. a.

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frr n. saH '..ns ~ st. ave to .H sha 80.
al uPva 49,. gssa sstisfstf ..a.
= AHuurr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22
Importing Houses.

D. Bsst.a. &c think 80 80 fasnt.h ra.aa. 100
- thaa 80 - tsaaf fhts 81 70 q lis.fs,
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n --ss ia 80 ia ail sl.-rta-I- '.-s. ts 80 o. 81
ed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22
Hell NJ Boil D'S
Genuine Preparations.

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