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<kAToN hAhRhSsE hdAdhRhSsER OF NINTH AND D srs.

This large and handsome HALL is nov fer rent
for RAILS CONCERTS, &c. 1t is finely fres.osd
and finished in the most su bsl ntial Hanner with
iares and conv lent dressing rooms aud sllsry
at the son th END for spectators
The Hall is the best ventilsted room In ths Sity.
with twenty windows the south and east and
west side. with large ventilator in the center Of
the Hall. 1t is admirably adapted for Concerts,
beip built with spec al atte alton that object;
and for Balls he greatest cave has been taken to
have the best bnpr that couii Ne procured.
sIipstrels Fairs, &C.
IIquira of o. SHECKLEs. on street, 81 door
from the Hall hcv 10 SIn
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WANTED-s Six MEN. to canvass for Life Insu-
w rance Company Inquire at MAURY & co.
Ban kers No. SIT 9TH stYeet nov Is eol2tr
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EscAPED FROM THE CRLLs.-Last night, a
female named Sarah ]. Hamilton, OF very in
temperate habits, was Scked up by the Third
Ward police so drunk ar 4 thnly clad that had
she not been taken 10 ne station house it Is
possible the coroner would have been req uired
to attend her this morning. During the night
she attempted, or feigned an attempt, to hang
herseit III the cell, but was pr vented from
doing herself any harm. She has several times
been sent TO the worknouse from that station
house, and fully calculated upon sgoing the
voyage" this morning. Unfortunately, the
eolored boy who attends 20 the cleaning and
arranging of the cells afforded her an sppor-
tunity which she prodted by and escaped,
barefOoted, bareheaded and almost naked
Upon all former occasions, when sent TO the
workhouse. some person appeared to pay her
fine and release her, showing that intemperate
they will care for her adequately the corr pora-
tion will be saved much trouble.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Hanora
Malopey, drunk and disorderly; &5.71. John
ConDers, do; for hearing. Abraham Miller,
DO military. NJ. Foley, Caroline Perry, do;
dismissed. Caroline Dixon, receiving stolen
goods; do. Mary Carpenter, assault and bat
terry; dc. Frank Brown, diserderly; locked up.
James CoakJey, drunk; 81 5s John BerkleY,
suspicious character: workhouse.
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EITCHtN AMY 81 the corner OF Greene
snd Bird sts.. Tgetown, No. no. ten steps
from the street CARS DIST
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RY THOMAS DO WILL q G Auct.; deorgetswn.
RECEIVERS sALEOF ANEXTENsIvE STOCK
OF HARD WARE. RGfNE MILF ANh Elk.

TEpIs TF HsKEWhKE NaEk EHNE p Nike HdSs ANB E5X
AND HARNESS &c; &n AT kyCTIoN.
at 10 o'c lock at the store of John Barnard No.
146 Bridge street, High street, will sell his
entire stock, consist ~ of Hard ware Shelf, Hsrd
ware, Screws Butts snd Hinges, Nails, Horse
Shoes, Horse Nails, iaives and Forks Rasps Files.
Locks, Tubs and Buct ats, Plow Shares Platform
and Counter Scales. Case Iron Safe. Office Purui-
ture, Store. Fixtures, and upe Zpired Lease Horse,
Wagon, and Harness and general assortment Of
all kinds of goods usually kept in a first. .class
Hardware establishment. Stock at private sale
until Gay OF sale. Terms cls5.
kLSO-
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th. at 5
o'clock, at the store will sell the Bone Mill and
Fixtures. at the south end OF the Aqueducs, con
j. Horse Rngin ., and 80 Hcfss Boiler,
] Bone Mill. of 8 stamps,
BeItip and PGils5s, large Tubs,
Lot of B8rre'n. Wood, &c, 80.
Persc rs wishing to purchase can examine at any
time previouaIo sale at the Mill at the south end
81 tie Aqueduet Bridge.
Term. Ope-ausrteE each; balance in 81, 80, and
80 days. GEO. W. BEALL. Receiver.
sd IOhron THOs DOWLINa, Auct.
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pYJ.C. Mcguire Il CO., Auctioaeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE Lots EAST or
THE CAPITOL.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 18th at ~.
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms of JAS @. McG uirs
& Co. corner of ieth and d streets, by virtue of
desd OF trust ostes Snly 20 1850 AID duly recorded
the land records for Washington county, D. O we
shall sell Lots Eumb bered tn rec f3l and sixteen (l6
in Square numbered one thousand and thirty,
G,G5OD fronting respectively on north and Il
streats. between 18th and 18th streets east.
Terms: One third in cash and the RENAL nder in
and l2 months, Will :erest, occurred by deed Of
trust on the premises
Gonveyspcss and revenua stamps at thu cost of
the purchaser
JAMES "a II ~skpaa : kbpaavIs Trustees.
de 5-eodis JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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FyNHE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A
L Restaurant for sale. No. 46- 9th street, be-
tween d and Il. Inquire OF P. MORGAN. No. 81
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th sta.
d.
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nEER sKINS WANT ED The su hscrihers will
~ pay the hi CHEST cash prices for DEER SKINS,
at their Bucksk in Glove Manufactory, 103 High
street. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
nov l6.tf RAMSBUR9 Il EBERT,
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THB DRAFTED MEN-The cases of the fol-
lowing drafted men were disposed OF yesterday
)y the Board OF Enrolment:
: FIRST Sub. .Dls'rjct.-Robert Stokes, alien; Nor
liner CorTi,ie, under age; ). Z. Hanscom, no
eeth: Roberl Brown, accepted: Vim. Compton,
lo.: VIM. Payne, do; Geo. Seidenspinner, fur
ished substitute.
Fourth Sab .DistTict.-O. K. Harris, physical
isability; John Murphy, alien.
T,peIffh Sub District Newkirk, under
re; John Curry, over age; Nsstenal Day. ac-
sptFd; Aaron Tucker, DO.
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"AETED-Ladlez to call srd see my new pa
w terms for Slippers Smoking Caps. Pincush-
ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands,
Pantalsts Skirts kc part iculsrIy to examine our
Bh by Blank and Emb Flannel Skirts f,r
infsats. The only place In town to get them. We
are the only persons in town who understand the
business tn oroNghly. VIM. PRINOE
23-tf 3S1 at het sth Nd
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Union HOTEL,
u Corner Bridge and Washington sts,
Georgetown, d. G.
This old established Hotel 81 now open to receive
per day. ne 12-JmN
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WANTED : Ladies' and CENTS CAST OFF
ND NJ GCLOPH1EG. WATCHES, PISTOLS, FqRNL
attended TO by Mrs. SMITH, No. 4l6 Il strest,
near the Post Office nov "a Inn
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METROPOLI1A r.. R COMPANY Nov. %
ls1 1864. WANTED IMMEDIATELY 500
Leads of PAVING STONE The stone must be
from to 7inchee, and will be paid for on ths do
livery ef 10 loads along he Ira Of the track.
SAMUEL =. BROWN.
no % President NJ r, r,
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L'OR RENT-TO one or two gentlemen, BACK
Il PARLUR. furnished, on first HOor, with gas
aud fire. at No. 443 10th stre ct, between and G..
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WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DR. W.
w JOHNSTON, No. q sc Ttb street, between the
hours OF amos a m and ? and p. m. None need
apply unleHs willing to leave the city for fov
months nov ,,
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RARE CHANCE.-For sale, a RESTAUR
"A in one of the best localities IL Washington,
situated by the Northern Market. and command.
iug view from five different streets, For further
particulars apply No. l ) street oetween 7th and
8th streets. Satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing, dec 7-lwN
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Wholesale Agent, Chestnut street,
SECEEf DISEASES,

For sale in Washington by G. FORD, corner
Pa avenue and Eleventh street au 3l-eoly
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"ANTED-By respectable girls SIyUA.
w TIOS SIS cham ermad or cook in a small
private family Address to the Star, Box No II
Star Office nov 81
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Il FIXTURES of Cisa- Store in Gporg town.
Asdress I. g., S5sr Once. or No. e6 Bride &c
sire ct, Georgetown, de 73t"
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMRNrs TONIGHT

GROWERS THEATRR-At 2 o'clock to- day
the grand German Opera give a fare we'll mat
inee at Growers, when u Ill b. presented Won
WeoFr's master work " Der Freischntz," III lie
Msrie Frederici as "Agathe" With the other
character admirably cast Tonight gala
iaTeWel. opera in five acts entitled Les
Hpguenots," "Msrgarstta de Vsiois," M me
Johanna Rotter.
FORD's THBATER-To-n might is the last time
of" Eancnon, the Cricket" and positively last
appearance Of the favorite actress, Miss Mag
gle Mitchell Last night the piece was per.
formed in splendid style, Miss Maggie holding
speil.boupd the entire audience. This is Mag.
Gie's benefit night. Let her have q good one
OXFORD HALL.-This evening the celebrated
Martinetti Family, supported by Mile Mar
zetti and Mons. Antonio, again appear at OK.
ford Hall. large congregation greeted the
ne " corners last evening, and expressed them.
selves highly pleased with the performances
CASTBRBURY.-Go to night and see Miss
Laura LIE claire in her exciting Character of
"Jape Chatterly," in the comic drama of uThe
Victim when she will engage in a short
sword COMBAT with "Josh Hart" Tomorrow
afternoon, grand matinee
SEAToN HALL.-Last night but one of the
lannon's Sanderson's Ministries, on which occa-
sion VIII he introduced entirely new pro-
granme, corsisting of wit, songs, dancing, and
mueh else that goes towards making up good
performance.
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DISTRICT MATTERS IN CONGRESs.-ln the
Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Grimes presented
memorial from the Washington Gas Light
Company, asking for the passage of an act au-
thorIzing them TO increase the price of gas in
the city, which was referred to the Committee
on the District of Colombia.
In the communication from the Secretary OF
the Interior, relative TO the appropriations by
the city authorizes of certain public grounds
for use as markets and for other purposes, the
Secretary calls the attention OF Congress to the
StIICug Bridge" across the Potomac, and sug-
gesIs whether il would not be wl-e aHd prudent
t. direct the transfer of the rails thereon ut not
b ing ct signed tor railroad) to the new bridge
"A Alongside erected by me Washington. Alexan-
dria ard GecrgetowA Railroad Company, and
& provide Tor the repair OF the former 50 as 10
Il II again for ordinary traVel.
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L'OR RENT-Yery desirable furnished ROOMS.
Z One very large one. suitable for three gentle.
men. at No. 400 4th ST., east of City Hall. Refer
ence reruirad srdec7 3tt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days.

-.
RY BROOKER & BELLRw. Auet;onss,.
ID No. $40 north 7th street, bet. andK.
Sales EVERY EVENING. commencing a. sx
O'clock. of general assortment Of pry Goods
Hosiery, Soaps, Csmbs and Brushes, PerfomSr,,'
Out door sales attended TO on the most Str reason
A1i
VALUABLE BUILDING Lot FOB SALE
Under and by virtue of the decree Of the Or.
krn.d By the preme Court Of Of the ' s.id Di:sict
in chaneery sitting, dated 9Th DECEMBER 1864.
s1' n .ss 3 b. Of
tsSs.s s c and sI The ,Is and
chi dren of John Il Hilton. deceased OF, in. and
Ssnh ssst twenty nine 2s feet in width, by the
neTheIed seventy Eve t7S,. IF the plan Of the city
OF r rMsshinstGp, described in said proceedinSs.
the the sSqs ..taIm.nts three and six ensas
bis nstss for the deferred
teTest s from the DAY of sale
street west and street Snt on the corner OF ss
ANN RANDOM, eS GusPdian:
And on Ia, same terms. aaa at the same time.
title. o. the widow and adul: heirs Of Rsnsiint
Random; Ram. l.. dssessed of, in. and to, the rIopertY
ds-4t Attorney for widow ani and heirs.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS: Auctionsers.
- 30. $50, corner 7ih and sts. north.
SMALL R2IcK HOUSE AND LEASE oP Lor.
Nh InH AS NEARLY -FOUR WEARS 10 Run,
With The PhIYIhB9E OF PURCHASING
tFAsE r VERY M soDERaTE E5hh HfiS FsfoE ZAP AP
On TrEsDAY,the 18th instsn.. We shall sell. at
=, o CLOCK ? m in front of the promises, the ick
House. containing four rooms, frontias on Mis-.
sour avenue, be- ween Sd and 4a streeta and lease
21 rbe LOT on which 1t stands, il being the esst
hslf OF st No; 6, in Square A, havnEa front OF
ga = feet b, depth of II feet nche, to alley
This sale presents rare ind ucementa as II IL in a
nne neigh borhood, and the purchaser will have
the privileee of purchasing the feo simple at a
stated price, which is m 0de crate any time during
the lease.
Terms cash.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser, in
de7d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY THos. Dow1ING, Auct'r; Ceorgst9wn.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED nTEn,P PROPERTY IN GECRGETOWN, AT
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec nber It'll.
At o'clock, Will sell, In front Of tt premises
NO, lO2 West street, part of Lot No 23'. in Beals
nhe. on 10 sesass5s 81
Washington streets. and running back to II loot
paved alley.
The improyersnts consist CT a well built two
story Brick House, containing zine rooms and oel-
lar. with throughout the house
Terms One half cash; balance in IL months, Sc
eured by a deed of trust on tn property.
All conveys1csng and STAN Ss~ 1t the cost OF the =,
JOHN E.oHEw. Executor.
nov 2s-d tIntal.l
THEABOyF SALE Is UaAvoIDLBLY POST.
decsd THOMAS DoWIING. Auct
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7 OOn Ono pLAsTERING LATHS just re-
l.VVJu.(VVl caired and for sale Wholsssls
and RetsiI hv JOHN o. EVANS & Co.,
dec iw* AZ street, bet. Fl and 1. Island.
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THROWING SToNRs-Last night as the pro-
cession of colored Free Masons was returning
to their lodge roons, passing along PennsyI-
yania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
west, some stones were thrown by two parties
OF colored boys, who were having a stone fight
among themselves. The police Immediately
dispersed them, and officer johnson OF the Sd
Ward caught one, named Eugene Jacobs, and
took him before Justice Thompson. II could
not be proved that he was throwing stones,
and the Justice dismissed him with some good
advice From this afI air origin ated story that
the procession was stoned by white persons,
which was untrue, the procession having been
uuite unm olested.
Evening star., 1864-12-09

POLICE REPORTs-Second Precinct-William
W. Bowie and Judson Bowie, stealing flour;
jail for court. Mrs. Erie, assault and battery;
John Baker, drunk and disorderly; military.
John Buley DO sent TO Stanton Hospital
Third FrsciHct.-Edward Sherwood, disor-
DERBY; S3 So David Trunnell, do; workhouse;
Elizabeth Steinbraker, do; 1862. John O'DoL-
ovan, drunk and disorderly; military.
Fourth Precinct James A. Belknap, drunk
and disorderly; S5.Sl. Jas. Monaghan, drunk;
workhouse.
!SixA Precinct-W. W Bowie, grand larceny;
Jail for court. ]. e.. :. Drake, assault; bail for
peace W. A Bean, threats; do. Thos. Dom
nell, forsstaIling the market; SlJ. j. w. Club,
horse stealing; bail for court.
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"ANTED-Ry a es2eetable and thoroughly
competent woman. a COOKS PLACE, where
hrst class 'emale ceok is required. She ca1 give
the best re Ter. to character, competency
&c. Adore Box No. IS, Star Office. dat
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WAN D-sEOOED HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPEIs, BEDs. BEp-
description X BUCHLY, 4O6 7th street,
te8-H between g and Fl east side
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ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCEHT.-Last
n ght. John Schultz was arrested by the Me-
tropoltan Detectives on charge of stealing gas
ana water fixtures, soda fountain machinery,
lead pipe, &c , to a large amount, from the
Capitol, Patent Off 5e, Smithsonian and other
places. He was captured by the aid OF the
Junk shop keepers on 7th street, TO whom the
ARTICLES were seld. Pawn tickets for clothing
were found on him. Heis now held by Super
tntencent Richards for further investi7 alton,
and portions of the property are now at the
police headq uarters 10 be identified.
The detectives also arrested Nancy Gaines,
a coIored servant III the house or M. Lullay,
i96 K street, for robbing the house Of clothing
ard leWeiIy. A portion OF the goods were re-
covered and Identified by Mr.. Luilay. She Is
held by the Superintendent for further exam
ination in order 10 recover the balaHce OF the
nrOnertY stolen.
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NOT IJsRD AS A SYrAGoGUE.-ln the case
OF Martin Ellen burger and Ellen Ellenburger,
charged with keeping q house Of prostitution,
tired bt fore Justice Handy, 4 witness, named
Marearet Holmes, stated that Mrs. Ellen
burger came up to the Synagogue on u street
to get witness and another girl to go TO her
house as hoarders. We are requested by MEM
bers of the Hebrew congregation TO say thatthe
house in question has not for long time been
occupied by them as q synagogue, but is used
as a drinking house; hence, the designation
used by the W itness is q misnomer. We may
add, in this connection, that the new syua-
gogue of the Hebrew congregation, on Sth
street, is OF the finest church edifices in the
city.
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TOR RENT-OD Capitol Hi1 not far from the
4 Capitol, 81 lst street east, corner Gf @ ST. two
plea SAINT Furpis ished ROOMS IN private house. Tor
gentlemen only. dec 7-so3tr
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PAssIse CounrERrs1r monxr.-Yea,erd.x [

PASSING CoUHTERFRIr MoNKY,-Yesterdav
aitern oon omcer NJ organ arrested man named
VIM. II. Waymach for passing a one dollar
note, altered to represents ten dollar note, on
John Mixson, receiving in chang eight dollars
IN good money and the goods purchased He
there stated that he was q deserter from Rich
mono and had taken the oath Of allegiance
BEFORE starting his wife gave $500 in rebel
money ior ten Of these notes and Sc we'd them
IN MS shirt collar Since be had been in the
union lines he had spent two Of them. The
noes were only changed by pashng the figures
lO over the | at the corner. He had spent two
doliars of the change he received from Mr..
Mixscn and returned the balance. Justice Gi.
berson dismissed tue case. under these cir
cumstances, and the defaced money was re-
stored to Waymach, with the caution not to
attempt to pass them in that form.
Evening star., 1864-12-09

WANTED-The ladies Of the District to call
and examine onr stock Of Auction Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats. Bed Comforts, 8ia cts
&c, which We are offering at q sacrifice
H. B0NTZ,
dS-St 369 7th
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WAETED-By young woman, SITUATION
family. Address Boz 30, Star Office. de I.G.
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ferens9Gpmite iiber Die l~treitigen AmenbementS
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