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Evening star., 1864-12-28

Observation-Disclosures evening,
as w D. Hughes, was engaged in paving his
employees, Il. Cook, a printer from another
ofhce, entered and used some language which
1ir. did not consider respectful, and Mr.
Cook, was ordered ont. He did not 90 immedi-
stely, and Mr.. Hughes laid his hands upon
MIN, and elected him Cook stood at the door
and continued to use language that caused Mr.
hughes to follow him, and a conflict ensued.
IN which Mr.. Cook was cut badly about the
head. MIR. Cook had Mr.. Hughes arrested and
taken before Justice Hollingshead, who held
hIm to bail in $500 for q further hearing.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Geor setown. o
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GE0RGETOWN

BY Elrtue OF decree Of the Su preme court OF the
District of Columbia, sitting in equity, passed in
the cause Of Chandler and others, eohpi ainants.
subscriber, trustee, will sell at public sale on
THURSDAY, the 29th December iDstsnt, at IL
West street, in Geor eetown being the same lot
ESQ
This lot is the sew enth from the corner of Con-
gress street, and fronts twenty three feet West
street, and runs back about eEs hundred aad
twenty :one feet to An alley leading to Con gress
street being one of the most eligible building lots
in the town.
The terms of sale, rs prescribed by the decree,
are One half of the purchase money to be paid IN
cash on the day of sale and the residue in two
equal ipstallnents of three and nine months; the
purchaser giving bonds, with approved security
for the deferred paym ents, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
Upon the payment of the whole purchase money
the trustee is authorized to give a decd fer tia
premises in fee simple.
E. @. CAN'T, Trustee
de 20 eotd THOMA3 BOWLING Anct
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL,

05fAlS AND fssr''AI'
A Fair and Festival fer the beneft Of West
GeorgetIwn M T. Church will be held at Union
HAIL corner of Gay and II gh streets opposite For
rest Hall, rgetown, by the ladies' Of that con
greeation comm encing on THURSDAY EVE
Ming. Dec. I'D, at z O'Clock D. m. The public sre
invited to be present. Admittanee l0 cents.
de 90 lwN
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pY W. B. LEWIS, Auctio.eer.
ID No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.

Sale of Holiday Goods, Photograph Albums. Gilt
Watches, Gold Chains. Gold and Silver Pencil
Gases, Gold and Plated JeIelrT. Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Foreign Sea Shells, and Fancy Goods,
suitable for Holiday Presents, every moI ming apd
evening this week. Commencing each morning
at 10 O'Clock, and evening at O'Clock
dec T-3t W. B. LEWIS, Auct,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

PH0TOGRAPHS. Albums. FINE POCKET
CUTLERY, PEARL AND SHELL HANDLES,
TOYS. FANCY ORNAMENTS. HOBBY HORSES
AND BASKETS AT AUCTION.
commencing on TUESDAY EVENING at o'clk
p m: and continuing every evening this week ,
until the " hole stock is disposed Of
Persops in want of such goods will do we'll to
goods ever offered at auction in this city.
Ladies wishing to avoid the crowd can purchase
At private sale during the day at auction prices.
de Old
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RYJ. 9. MoGUIRl = CO., Austioneer..

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUsEHOLD
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. %, at 10 o'cl'k,
aHh ouse No. 420 street, between Sixth sna Sew
enth streets, we shall sell tt Furniture and Eff
fects of q family declining Housekeeping, eompris-
ing
Suit OF Walnut Parior Furniture, finished IN green
reps,
Mahogany Sofas, Arm and Side Chairs
Marble top Centra Table. Whatnot
Mahogany Centre and Side Tables,
Looking Glasses, Clock, Window Shades
BRUSSELS, Three ply and other Carpets
Hall and Stair Gil Cloth Rugs.
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs LOUNGE
Extension Table. Oak Dining Chairs
China. Glass, snd Crockery Ware,
Cottage Suits, Rockers, Toilet Sets,
nj ab gany and other Bedsteads.
Marble top Bureaus and Washstan5s,
Hair and Hgsk Mattresses. BolsteYs, and Pillows,
Wardrobes Chamber Tables,
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Together with the usual complement of Kitchen
Furniture,
Terms cash.
de24-d JAS. 9. MCG UlRE IL CO., Aucts.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO
KIL-About 3 O'Clock on Sunday, Roundsman
Eeklof arrested q colored man, named James
Evans, for cutting Patrick Griffin with bowie
knife, near the jail. Evans was sent to Jail for
Evening star., 1864-12-28

EOR RENT OR sALE-A two-story FRAME
II HOUSE, containing six geod rooms. with gas
throughout For particulars inquire of F. N.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

SHOT HIMSELY.-On Saturday. Sergeant
hnsteed, with other officers, found a soldier
OF the Veteran Reserve Corps, named John III.
Reo6lns, badly beaten and frozen to the
GROUND, near the Congressional Cemetery, and
LOOK him TO his home. The Sergeant went in
IIst and related the facts to his wife, when she
replied he would come home when he got
aeaol and on closer questioning, she stated
hhe had been taken with a spasm, and Ser
geant attempted to take advantage Of her,
When her old man came up, and fight en-
sued, and the old man got knocked" Robbins
recovered during the night, got a pistol, and
twice attempted to shoot himself. but the pistol
would Dot go OF. The third attempt proved
success full, and the contents entered his face.
ne was taken, on Sunday, TO Emor Hospital,
where be will be cared for
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS AuctioEesrs.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH d
STREET. BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH WEST,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 3'th instant, at o 'elock D. m .,
we shall sell in front of the pre- misses the west Al
feet front of original Lot No. 4. in Square I44 be-
ing the west one feet front o. Lot Is, and the
whole of Lots q and 25 according to Parker &
Co. IS subdivision of said square,
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS.
de q Auctioueers'
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WANTED--,A coed WASHER and IRONER
~ and to do chambsrmaid's work. Apply a,
the Eagle Restsurant, III Penna. av
Evening star., 1864-12-28

EOR RENT-Several new small HOUSES, with
Il yards &c, on 9th street, between 2 and @.
Apply between and 10 D. m. on the premises.
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w ANTED-A young MAN, about is or 49, in
W Grocery. One used to the business and good
reference required. Apply immediate 334 D St,
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PUNCH BOWLS.
'Te THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.

The Assessors of the different Wards will inset at
l Gcleck p m: from the 18Th to the sIst Dee embsr
70 correct and register the names Of
First WaTd-Thomas Donohue. 2ad street. be-
Second Ward-Geo. W. Harkness, II street, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Third Ward-William B. Downing, street, be-
Fourth Wsrd"Thos. W. Burch, 5th street. be-
Fifth wards. F. Dyer. No. GIL New Jersey av.
epue
betweeu 9Th and 7th streete.
Seventh War. John b. Bird. No. 51. corner 9th
and streets south. de I5-dtA
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BOARDING..

E'URNIsHED ROOMS AND BOARD can be had
g and SITS. Table board alss may be had. Re-
ference given and required. de2s st.
ID desirable ROOMS, we'll and comforts ably fur
nished. A good library in the house. Transient
and meal boarders taken on moderate terms AP.
EOR RENT-Three or four desirable Furni, he'd
Il ROOMS with BOARD. near Capitol Building
and city railread. Alsa, fsw table BoARDERS
accommot ated at No 3eS North Capitol street.
dec283t*
TWO Oh THREE GENTLEMEN GAN BE AO.
Il commc dated with BOARD in private family;
rooms pleasant; location central and desirable.
office. dec 7s If
ID O0Ms AND BOARD CAN BE HAD AT No $50
h Green street, Georgetown. dec N-3tf
THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC:
BOARD at 394 IltH street, bet. X and Mass ay.
also, few table boarders. dU 3t'
YlOARDlNG-Two gentlemen, wishing TO room
ID together, win find a pleasant room with frst-
near 18th st Terms SIS per month with Ere and
gas. DEC ~ 81
ROARD-For single persons or families, near the
one large ROOM for three, $50. Furnished Rooms
BY the day, week or month at 373 Pennsylyania
avenue. de list
NENTLEMRN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
SITS. Also, table board dec74-3t.
DOARDTNG-NICELY FURNIsHED ROOMS
ID First class BOARD, at 3O1 Il street, between
18th and 14,h streets. near the DEPARTMENT. Ref
erence exchanged. dec "a 1W"
DOlRD-Any lady desirous of securing profess
ID sional care. kindness and home attention. can
obtain exclusive accommodation in the small and
of Pay Sa enS
nddrsss az SaIss Box q B. b." Station York.
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de 20. eotd THOMA3 BOWLING, A


BUILDING LOTS AT Tax. CORNER OF 9TH
On THURSDAY. the 2sth instant, at o'clock D
M. We shall sell. in front of the premises. lots
of 105 feet both 9th and Boundary streets, run
ming back about loo feet IN depth.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises.
All conveyancing andrevenue stamps at the cost
lie 27-d GREEN az WILIfAMS Aucta
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re- NOTICE -EENEKAL LICEESES AND
HS CART. BRAY, WAGON, HACK, PED
DING LICENSES, &o.--All General Licenses
due the Corporation of Georgetown on the first of
JaIsu airy n ext must be paid within ten days from
that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced
by the Metropolitan Police
And notice is fur ther given that the Licenses for
PeddlinR and for sellp g oods by SAMPLE. and for
Carts, Wagons, Drays, Hacks and Omnibusses, all
ex pre on the rst of January next and if payment
is delayed beyond the tenth OF that month, they
also will be strictly enforced by the said oice.
WM. LAIRD, Clerk.
GeoreetoWp, Dec %, 1864 de % -eetJanl0 -
Evening star., 1864-12-28

A RARE CHANCE is now offered at Palmer i
Bros Stove and Tin ware store, No. 90 Bridge
street, Georgetown. He keeps nothing but the
best patterns, and promises to sell 30 per cent.
cheaper than city prices. Call and examine his
stock.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

zoo PENNSYLVANIA AvENUK. zoo
CZO between ID and Sd ,sss CZS
Is the best place in the city to get your Clothing
Boots, Shoes Hats, and all sort OF Gents Furnish
ing Goods. and full assortment of Boys Clothing
dec @ 6 co .' I'm. L. UFFBNHEIMER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY BROoKER & BELLRW. Auctioneer,,
u No. S4e Ith street, between I and K,


QY BRO0KER BELLEw, Auctioneers
II No. S4e 9Th street, between and K.
sale THIS EVENING. commencing at 81 o'cik.
of . fine assortment Of
Dry Goods Hosiery. Shirts and Drawers
Boots. Shees. Clothing. Fancy Goods
Stationery, Soaps and Perfumery, Plated ware
Holiday Presents, etc, etc
SOut door sales attended to on the most ress-
enable terms.
SOonsig gnments respectfully solicited.
dec le-l2t BROOKER 4 BELLEW, Auets.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES OF OFAvALUABLE ROWLING
ALBhf, ON 81, BETWEEN 2lst AND 22d SITS.
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated May 9th, 1854,
ana recerded in lber N O T, No, 20, foios and s.
one OIL the lapd records of Washington County d.
U, shall sell &C public auction, ON the premises
on TH ReDAf, the 2sth day of December, Tat IL
O'Clock, NJ a two story frame Bowling Alley, stu
ated on the north side of Ii street north bet ween
2lst and 22d streets west with the easehod of the
ground,
The lease has four years to ran from the 3lst Of
October. 1864. and covers the east. half of lot g.
square n, having front of 20 feet a. inches 90
street by depth of l43 ieet "A inches. to % feet
public alley. Rent 800 per annum, payable guar
terly, in advance.
Terms cash.
Cenveyancing and stamp ps at purcha,er cost.
STEPHEN TALLY, Trustee.
de "a dts J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Austs.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

DRAFT MEETING.-A meeting of the citizens
of the Fifth Ward will be held on tomorrow
evening, at Z o'clock, at Langley's Hall, corner
of Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue, when
all persons of the ward can ascertain whether
or not their names are on the enrolment list.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

EOR .RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, with
l. rooms, gas and water, at 500 street, be-
tween I'd and Sd. Possession given Immediately.
dec0
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EOR RENT-A ROOM on the first floor, at the
IL corner of 18th street and New York avenue.
An excellent location for an office. Apply at ".
s THOMPSON'S Drug Store de243
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND rO.MORROW
RY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AMP LOT IN THE SEVENTH

By virtue of the decree of the Orphans Court of
the District of Coumbis, dated the 9th day of De-
eemeer, 1854, duly confirmed by the court of
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of December, A.
tr D. Iss4 at at clock all the right, title, in
George l. Ella and Emma Polty n, minor chill
dfen OF Charles A.. Polton, deceased, (together
Charles Potion, deceased of, in and to the follow
ing property, viz: All of Lot numbered twenty
three, t23,) in Square numbered four hundred and
in gton.
This property is situated On the corner of AZ
street west and seuth street, and is i'm proved B.
q neat Brick Dwelling House
Terms: One half cash; the residue in and 6
months. the purchaser giving his tes for the de-
ferred Ps,mentss satisfactorily endorsed. and
The title deed to be retained until the whole of
the purchase money is paid.
All conveyancipg at the cost of the purch hsser,
SUSANNAH POTION, Guardian
A. LLOYD, Attorney and gent.
dec IL. ee3t&ds W. L. WALL Il CO., Aucts
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RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.

ID Nu''ouee'''
TOYS, FANCY ORNAMENTS, HOBBY HORsEs
AND BASKETS AT AUCTION.
Commencing on TUESDAY EVENING att o'clk
m and continuing EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK until the whole stock is disposed of
Persons in want of such goods viii do well to at
tend the sale. as it is the largest stock of such
goods ever offered at auction in this city
dec l9ld GREEN S WIhIJkMS Aucts
Evening star., 1864-12-28

GRAND DLARcENY-Martha Slmms servant
at 537 4 ii street, was arrested on Sunday by
Sergeant Skippon, charged with the larceny OF
$40 from A. +. Weaver, boarder, while he
was asleep. The girl told where she had hio
$50 of the money, which was recovered, and
said she gave the remainder to her husband
She was committed to Jail by Justice Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Monday, while a
number Of young men and ladies were en-.
gagged in shooting at q mark at the residence Of
Thomas T.. Jacobs, the pistol, which as bein g
handed to one of the party, fell and exploded,
the ball entering the leg of Miss Jenny Jacobs,
infiicting painful wound.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

TO LEI-A Hot.ss.. win 10 rooms, we'll fur;
pishec TO a party with sm all family y, who viii
and rent monthly, in advance. required. Inquire
at AIS Sth street, between G and II after o'clock
Evening star., 1864-12-28
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Arctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND EFFECTS A.

PUBLIC SALB.
On FRIDAY MOKNIEG, Dec sOth, at 10 o clock,
at residences No, Al? l2th street, between New
the furniture and effects. conrri sing
Hair cloth covered Sofas, Rockers and Psrlor
Marble top Tables, Whatnot
Game and wood seat Chairs, Lounge
Carp ts Oil Cloth. Window Shades
Looking glasses, Clock, Vases
Cottage Chamber Suites
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washstands
Chamber Stoves, Toilet Sets
Dining Table, Crockery and Glassware
Cooking Stoves, Kitchen utensils, &c.
Tens cash.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

GRAND LARCBNY.-On Monday morning,
Francis Mclaughlin, J Josn MEG uire and Hen
ry King, teamsters, were arrested at Riley's
Corral by the guard, for stealing clothes from
W. Evans. They were brought to the city and
turned over to Officer Fuss, who carried them
before Justice Giberson. They were sentto Jail
for p0urt
Evening star., 1864-12-28

WANTED-A MAN, to do cooking In a small
w Restaurant. References required For
iprther Information apply at No. 7th street,
the PARK, de- al
Evening star., 1864-12-28

LNOR RRENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in Kid
Il wells Nav Building, Pa. avenue, near 14th st.
Apply at the new Dining Saloon, on the premises.
de "a 2w* 4. w. TEULON.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

WILCOX & Co., PRINCIPAL Agents,
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Dru gsts and Perfumers.
Evening star., 1864-12-28

FURNISHED ROOMS-Double and single, for
L. ladies or gentlemen. with without Board.
Terms moderate; 393 street, between 18th and
18th dec "a 3t*
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs

~ATTENTIoN. yIGILANT.-Therew will be
u9 meeting of the Vieilant Fire Company
THURSDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. 1t is i'm
portant for every member to be present, as it is
intended to settle up the affairs OF the Company.
BY order: President. dec 2S-2t
n@"THE BIBLE LANDS "-REv. DIR. SAM
uR SON, President of Columbian College, will
commence his course of six Lectures on 1.-THE
Bible Lands "in The Con sress street NJ P Church =,
Georgetown, on next MONDAY EVENING, Jan
uary2, 1865.
Tickets for the Course S; children 60 cents; aud
can be had at Mr. e.. W. Orme's grocery store; Mr..
CrsndallIs bookstore, Bridge street, and at Mrs
KirklaDd's bookstore, High street, Georgetown;
and of the following Daniel Bowers, Timothy
Remiok, VIM. Laird, COMMITTEE Oh Lectures.
do
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FROM NORTH CARGLIy,

ne Stars ana StFIpe> Toasted IN HaIcIgh.
New YORK, Jan. 2s-From North Carolina
papers we gather the following:
i The Raleigh Standard SAYS Governor Vance
has rendered the seat in the Confederate Senate.
IEace vacant by Mr.. Davis, to Hon. VIM. a.
GIahsm. ss-' n
The Raleigh State Journalism the stars and
stripes were toasted at a supper given on
Christmas eve in hat city, at which Holden,
OF the Standard, Pennington, of the Progress,
and Governor Vance were present.
The Petersburg date Raleigh) Register COM
ments sarcastically upon such proceedings at
the very capital of the State. -..# : ..
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WASHINGTON THEATER.
(CARTSI's,) ELEVENTH STREET.

MISS LAURA KlENl - -
Respectfully announces to the citizens of Washing
ton and Georgetown that size will open tae above
place of amusemen en- r... -- -r.t t-.-- - -.....
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. 1, 1884,
With first-clss --- E"i IT.
COMEDY COMPANY
FhoM
30 q At INV YORK
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From Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-Gov Johnson, of Ten
nessee, has issued proclamation for the eiec-
tioD OF county officers in the counties under
the Union power. Disloyal persons will not
be permitted to vote. A very rigid oath Is pre-
scribPd. = S.- go
One thousand recruits for Wisconsin aud
Michigan regiments passed through Indiauap-
oils yesterday for the front.
1t is reported that John Morgan, with seven
regiments of cavalry, will make a raid into
Kentucky through The gaps in the eastern part
of the State. ....'-
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TELEGRAPHfC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHEsl
FROM EUROpE

ny ErW Z ORR, Jan. es.-The stsamship City OF
arr;yes 1ha, hs, nom Liverpool, January 10, has
The Danish question is unclaimed
ins Aasofney General appeals in the Alex.
III. rspsTsss mat certain person. in Liver
shsIsed With eniisting British subjects for the
! 4 public s4seution in London had produced re,
strong end.hangfng demonstration. and loud
I IL disnation against the Home Secretary, who
rect ntly remitted the sentence against res nac,
aoIy conneeted murderer, but refused in tha
The French Corps LegisIatif is still dehat,nr
an addfess. Fifty or hundred arrests have
been made in Paris OF those connected with ths.
an expediuon which Gai6aldi is said e 70 be be-
LORD Rasseiis letter Of Decen Der sa, il, q DE {
the iHssrsstspf, ,peaer. conferends Of the Pow "
man ,ariSe, and mat ssiss s.o s nasa-
tanned in the meantime.
latest, via Queenstown
LONDON. Jan. 1S.-The London Times says:
On the Danish side the last resolve has haen
AIKEN, and should any German regiment ad-
vance hey yond the northern boundary of Fed
eral territory, Denmark is resolved to enter on
a war with ali energy. 1t is quite time the
two great German Powers declare their future
course with equal precision.
= The papers contain letter from Mazzini
der ying in the most explicit manner any COM
piicity W hatever in the plot said to have been
discovered recently I'm Paris.
The Confederate loan advanced yesterday
from forty four to forty six, and afterwards it
reached fifty. The Bank of Francs los: forty
four millions of francs in spe-ie during the
month. ' H-'S -.-'-. -7---H
The Great Eastern was bought IN at auction
at oRe hundred and thirty thousand pounds
The steamer Sumter, offered at the same time,
brought four thousand and five hundred
pounds. -. ..'s
Tie American Steamer Scotland was seized
by The custom authorities at Canton, for taking
aboard guns and other goous eontraband of war.
In the Court of Exchequer on the 1lth instant,
jude ment was given refusing a new trial in
the Alexandria case. The ship would be re-
leased. 4 o.. ..-tT~-H .r....H e..-
A Hamburg telegram says: The Danes have
opened the dams of the Elder 10 iuundate the
country The approach TO Fredickstat is par
italy obstructed The principal military force
OF Denmark is 10000 men, aud was concentra-
ted in the city of Schleswig. Colossal pail
sades and extensive barricades are being erect
ed. e =s
HAMBURG, Jan. I3.-Advices received here
from Copenhagen of Monday, state there are
great hopes OF preservation of peace.
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vARiETiE8I VARIETIES
FRosTING PENN. AvEEuI AND MINT srs.
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER ALL IN ONE.
TWO SHOWS ON az SANE NIGHT
EoOBLE BILL AND TRIPLE TROUPE.
A pANTOMIME TROUPH
q, A DRAMATIC COMBINATION,
BALLET ASSEMBLAGE.
THE ETH OPIAN ORGANIZATION.
HOTEL GU Rsfs, sTRANG ERe AND CITIZENS,
Workmen of the Arsenal and Navy Yard, clerks in
the Departments; Officers and soldisrs, ali crowd
this hail nightly to behold the Dollar Rntertain-
mept at Half Price. An the Lovely airls 70 NIGHT,
Windei and Mons. Bsptistin. the nonuiar sct,sss
Maggie Freil and twenty other Artists, Ladies' and
In addition e al the Songs Dances. Act, and tho
morsb great Sens stionaI Drama,
THE SKELHTON ACCU61R.
The Wild, Weird. Mystic. Legendary Drama, rich
With Iraditionsty Lore; The Yswping Graveyard;
Grave; The TFeub ed Spirit Of the Dead; The
Peace. =
January %, Afternoon Benefit Soldiers Relief.
Wedn, Eday Afternoon Performanes.
Adn ission Is and 30 cents. Private Boxes S.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance at 8 JAS
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THE GREAT FAIR
TO sK HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF gHB
LadieS' Soldiers Relief Association,


IN THE LARGE
HALL OF PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
IS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
CHRISTIAN OMMISSION
And the Families of the Soldiers from
the District of Columbia and from
other places, If serving i'm the ars
District Regiments. ri.
Ata very large meeting Of the Association, at
the house Of Mayor WalIach, on Wednesday,
January 9Th, 1864, changes were made In the
committees and the collectors, new Commit
tee on Decorations was appointed, and also
persons from the several Loyal States to so.
heit subscriptions, contributions of articles,
&c, it was ordered that the President cause
the list. as corrected, to be published in allthe
city papers daily until the 1st Of February.
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NHuYlR1 feWIssl "a A3S9lG0fa7dH'S 'Siofef
" quality. tuat from tpSk ~ nj
on ess ssLs siasl i ssssaSsd Ssi n :
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Persons appointed to solicit subscriptions and
contributions from the several Loyal States, who
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