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ALABAMA.
Provisional Governor Parsons Relieved
Dispatches from Secretary Seward-Ac-
knOwledgme ents of the President.

Dispatches from Secretary Seward-Ac-
acknowledgements of the President.
MR.. SEWARD TO Mr.. PARSONS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASHINGTON Dec.
1S, lS65.-To his Ezceuency LeWiS E. Parsons,
ProuisiOndt GorerRor cf the State Of Alabama.
MOatgomerv, Ald.-SIR: The time has arrived
when, in the judgment of the President of the
United States, the care and conduct of the
proper affairs of the State of Alabama may be
remitted TO the constitutional authorizes,
chosen by the people thereof, without danger
to the peace and safety of the United States
BY direction of the President, therefore, you
are relieved of the trust which was heretofore
reposed in you as the Provisional Governor Of
the State of Alabama
Whenever the Governor elect shall have ac-
cepted and become qualified to discharge the
duties OF the executive office, you will transfer
the papers and property of the State now In
your custody to his Excellency, the Governor
elect.
Ii gives me especial pleasure to convey to you
the Presidents acknowledgment of the fidelity,
the loyalty, and the discretion which marked
your administration.
You will please give me reply, specifying
the day on which this communication is re-
ceiyed.
l have the honor to be, your Excellency's
most obedient servant, WIN. II. SEWARD.
MR.. SEWARD TO THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, 18th
December, 1855. Sir:-By direction of the
President / have the honor herewith to trans
nit to you copy OF a communication which
has been addressed TO his Excellency Lewis
bama, whereby he has been relieved of the
trust heretofore reposed in him, and directed
TO deliver into your Excellency's possession
the papers and property relating to that trust.
i have the honor TO tender you the cooper
alton of the Government Of the United States
whenever it may be found necessary in effect
ing the early restoration and the permanent
prosperity and welfare of the State over which
you have been called TO preside
i have the honor to be, with great respect
your most obedient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
OOTS AND HOES.

ROOTs AND SHOES.
Everybody in search of Q good and reliable Boot
or shoe, that Will give satisfaction ia every -
respect, at the lowest market prices, is
most respectfully invited to call and exam \"
Inc my stock OF Ladies: Misses, and Chill -
CONGRESS, BALMORAL,
BUTTON AND POLISH BOOTS.
Gents, French and American CALF BOOTS,
CATERS and BALMoRALS of all qualities
Beys' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES in end
less variety.
,Chiidrens; OOPPER.TIPPED SHOES of supe-
riOr make.
The quality of my Shoes will compare with the
best in market, and prices with the lowest in the
city. call is solicited.
/. R0SENTHAL,
No. 517 7th ST. three doors above ID ST..
ce 15-eolm IntelligenCer Building
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OLIDAY PREsE ENTs.

III l. ID AY PRESEN NTS,
b. Fl. STINEMETZ,
III A Il N ID U RRIER,
2S4 Penna- ave-, third door from 18th street,
Has opened full supply OF
LADIES' AND MISSES FURS
Particular attention given to those most suitable
for presents.
Also, Ladies' and Misses DERBY HATS,
Fur-trimmed HOODS, &c, &c
FOR GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
The Holiday Silk and Cashmere Hats, Childreus'
Caps imported Scotch Ca Gold, silver and Ivory
Head Walking Canes, Beaver and Otter Muffiers
and GsuDtlets, " off and Fox Carriage Robes.
SAn goods sold al fair prices, and guaranteed
as represented.
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
de lv tIntelligencer.l
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The Boston public school teachers have
mao an increase Of salaries amounting in the
aggregats 70 S5l,O5s The Superintendent now
nal Schoolmasters, $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-19

SThe Queen Of the Sandwich Island.
lately went 70 Wells, and was received win
much state. The Volunteers turned ont 70 do
play "The King Of the Cannibal islands ;,
which the captain thought was the national
ar OF the country when her majesty came
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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
RUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AT PHILIP soLoMoNS'
Metropolitan Bookstore,
Where viii be found the largest stock Of
ELEGANT AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Adapted for presentation, including . choice Sc
lection Of
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
ELEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
In Ornamental Bindings.
WRITING DESKS
In Pspier Mache, Rosewood, Ebeny, &c.
PORTEMONNAIES
OF every description.
Dressing Gases, Stationery,
Cabinets, Cigar Stands, satchels,
Tourists Gases, Inkstands,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
Work Boxes,
The Games Of Croquet, Bezique, Chess,
ackgammoB and Doui noes,
Card Cases, Scissors in Cares,
Color Boxes, &c.
hundred varieties Of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
JUVENILE BOOKS for all ages
PHILIP soLOMONs,
332 Pennsylvania avenue, between
de ls-dtH 9th and 10th streets
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400 THE OLD ESTABLISHED xnO
fUO STAND, 4US
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
We would respectfully call the attention of our
Friends, the PUBLIC generally, and strsn- .6nm
gers, to our general and we'll selected as
sortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
sEIPPERs, DC, DC, for Ladies, Gents,
material and workmanship, and gotten up in the
best and most approved styles.
assorted sty les and colors. always on hand.
Also, Day and Martins English, French and
home manufactured Backing, Japanese Polish
French Dressing the best article in use for Ladies'
Misses, and Children 3 Shoes
a. BURNS & CO.,
ii. BURNS, w n DALTON
no 80 Swift lint Con Union I
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U Rs. FU RS. FURs.
rs ESTABLISHED 1880.
have now on hand 9 complete and elegant as
sorment Of FURS, TO which the attention of the
public is respectfully invited
They have been selected by myself, and great
care taken IN the manufacture to make them per.
feet in every respect.
They ineiade the most stylish and fashionable
kinds now in vogue, a. follows:
HUDSON BAY SABLE
CANADIAN MINK
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
and other varieties, none of which can be sur.
passed in excellence Of quality superior finish.
In addition to the above, large stock of
CARRIAGE AND BUFFALO ROBES
GENTS FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &c.
All FuEs warranted presented.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
$50 Pennsylvania syenue,
sen-banl Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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SEASON OF GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
The sale of
SECURED SEATS FOR SINGLE OPERA
NIGHTS
will commence on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 20,
At O'Clock a. m, and continue daily.
THE ORDER OF OPERAS
will be as follows:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 25,
IL TROVATsRE.
TUESDAY, 60,
lone.
WEDNESDAY, 81,
FAUST OR IL POLIUT0.
THURSDAY, 2s.
NORMA
FRA DIAVOLO.
SATURDAY, 80,
L'AFRICAINE de l9-tf
NOW ON EXHIBITION
~ AT sEATON HALL.
EXHIBITION.
THE HIBERNICON;
OR, A TOUR THROUGH IRELAND,
Representing all the Principal Cities, Beautiful
Scenery, Natural Cprios.iss, Churches, Castles,
Of canvas, by the French artists FOuchere and
Ti:SGS Ef% MGiis Miss tos
ME Rces 4ss
Barney the and sing seysra Of The h. ssIs mgst
B1sted Fantssie on Isi,h Airs on the violin, and
A DESCRIPTIVE Lecture By Prof MAC EvOY.
admission 80 Cents. Children under r., %,
PKoG RAMME OF THE
GRAND CONCERT
FOR THB BENEFIT OF THE
URSULINE NUNS AT COLUMBIA, 8 c.,
To take place att ION
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18TH,
AT GONZAGA HALL,
F, between 9th and 10th streets.
Conductor and Pianist, Prof GEO. W. WALTER,
OF Baltimore.
soio, h 10 'sfSl %ss LGtHGSEFEEY.,,ssmsfanioS GGEEEY,
Quartstte, The Picket Guard RATHBURN, BAL
SatSs,,, SsS nB PA%sdS, aqdS RSTTISfLI sSFE#s r.
Piano Dueit, Prof %ALTER Il and IDA DAitGHTER
EH3o RGf5 qSSst9Fi STs KEETscHsEIR
gIetti All could teach the Nightingale. German
Sole The Sexton. MIR SHEA...........iB Russell
@ sclo, Happy HS nas be- thy dreams, NH RATHBgRN
Solo and Chorus, Crowned with the Tenn
The Cbickcrng Piano to be used on the oecasion
mas been kindly loaned by Mr. John u. Ellis, Mu-
sic Dealer, Penn. avenue. de 1927
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
DELEHANTY AND WARD,
The Champion Clog Dancers.
First time Of the splendid Drama
THE BLIND BOY AND His DOG.
Mr.. EDWIN BLANCHARD
FAMOUS DOCS.
FRIDAY NIGHT, BENEFIT OF
DICK TURPIN AND G. W. BURGESS.
TWO PERFORMANCES,
AFTERNOON AT 3; NIGHT AT ~.
Will sosn be ready, W. b. Cavanaghs Prize SEN
~ THE FENlANs OATH;
On, TIE IDIOT OF KILLARNEY.
GRAND ONCERT,
Under the direction Of Professor G. W. WaHsJ.)
For the Benefit Of the
BRSUJINE NUNS, OF COLUMBIA, SC
TO AID THENlH
REBUILDING THEIR ASYLUM,
will be given on
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 1s,
CON AGA HALL,
street, between 9th and 10th streets,
TICKETS, so CENTS,
Can be obtained at Brophy Il Burch's Bookstore,
corner 9Th and streets; Ellis Music Store, Penn
avenue: w. A. Tinneys, 7th street, near Market;
and at the door on the evening Of the Concert Fer
particulars see programmes. de A-eo2t6d
WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner llth and Penn. avenue.
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ID An Z B U PIT sTOO Kn
L Q c X Y II i TT

~ a a ID u Il . " u b =!
LUCKY HITH
The entire stock of q New York Fur Establish
nent for sale at stores, at prices much less
than Manufacturers COST
They include
175 sets Of CANADIAN MINK.
200 SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
500 CONEYS and MUsKRAT
AsVell as all other
FASHIONABLE FURs.
Alec, 200 sets CHILDREN's FURs, at half
price.
Having bought these Goods at much less than
their present value, We shall sell them at q very
small advance, as they must be sold before the
holidays.
Call at once, and secure q bargain, at
LAESBURGH BROS
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Third door sbsye d,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
ee 3-Eanl Third door above l.
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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT
iVI hETZEROTTS MUSIC STORE.
A large lot Of fine Music Boxes, Flutes
and ViOlins, magnihcently bound Musict037
Books, French, Italian and German; alsofIIHII
Musical Toys. have lust been received at
METZER0TT'S Music Store,
No. SIS Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
Sole agency Of Steinway's Pianos and Mason 4
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs de l5-u
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AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
sexaSs.t corner ef Fsna's arenas aad llA srs<s,
BY w. d. WALLACH.
&
The STAR " served by the carriers 70 their
subscribers In the City and District at TEN
GENTS PKR vKxK- Copies at the counter, with
or witheut wrappers, Two Gents each.
PRIe8 FOB MAILING Three months, On<
Dollar aad FVty Cents; six months, fArss Del
lars; one year, Fire Dollars. No papers are
sent from the ofise longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-pubhshed on Friday
morning-oss Bollar and Hars yeT.
HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
I OOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CHR. RUPERT,
Temple Of Fancy Goods,
No. 5aa 9TH STREET, BETWEEN D AND Z.
Importer Of all kinds Of
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure 10 inform
HE numerous customers aEd the public generally
that he has just returned from Europe, where he
has been ter four months in selecting a large and
choice assortment of FANCY GOODS, among
which We enumerate in part:
DOLLS Of every description.
A great variety Of
PORTMONAIES,
CARD CASES,
WOBK STANDS,
BASKETS,
PERFUMERY,
WHITING DESKS,
W0RKB0XES AND
DRESSING CASBS.
BACKGAM0N BOARDS,
CHINA VASES,
ROCK AND HOBBY HORSES.
And also state that in order TO give his customers
Increased advantages and facility in the examina-
ton Of my Stock of Goods have fitted, at Inuch
trouble, 'arge apartment in the d stsry directly
over my store where Gil At all times take great
pleasure IN waiting upon them who may favor me
with a call
Ladies who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited TO mako their selection early
As convenient. de 9-l3t
ppESrOrS
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner llth and Penn. avenue
For FIVE nights only, commencing
MONDAY, December 18TH
The Original and only
n1NsrREfs S hSb EA}BRks BRkss BAND,
OEb fAHsSf HsFsskIssSbb sSIS b+s,Esss5 s,s4ssE,
THE ELITE AND CHOICE OF THE PROFEs-
This poDular rrouDs i! SION. ~
20 YEARS STANDING,
Mechanics, Hall, since which time they have ap.
pal cities of the world.
=. Large and appreciative audiences nightly greets
they Win appear in WasbpatoS uns sor so.i,sv
FIVE SIGHPS Only, previous to s OPENING pIsi theiT
New Opera Hoqse; Philadelphia, December sd.
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs.,-.-.75 CENTS.
II. A. HANKER,
oe 4a Business Agent.
pReTs. J. W. H;P; KEEIs' DANCING
PARKERS HALL.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can de 40 now. a We are
continually forming new classes the quarter "A
commencing with the FIRST lesson. ALI in -
FORMATION h1 In regard to terms, &C., can be had E
$40, For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
M [or Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
Pracfieing Assemblies every Thursday evening.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
8 Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis; Philip
by applying at the Academy during the hours Of
from 10 q. "A. 70 D. m, from to and 10 10 D. m,
prompt attention. oc 4-f
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. .ARLYLES Frederfckthe Great, vol. 6. Prison
fRANCK TAYLOR.
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U s. SUPREME CoURT, Dec. 1s.-Joseph III.
Choate, ESQ., OF N. Y, and Hon. VIM. T..
Chandler, of N. H., were admitted ATTORNEYS
and counsellors of this court.
No. 90. Marinus w. Gardiner, treasurer
&c, plaintiff in error, VS.. Anna r. Babcock
&c. In error TO the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Rhode Island
Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the opinion OF the
court, affirming the judgment of the said Cir
cult Court in this cause with costs and interest.
Nos le9, 100. John A. Horback ct al. appel
iants, VS.. John X. Potter, and John A Horback
ct al, appellants, vs. Jas. Brown Appesls
from the supreme Court of Nebraska Mr..
S Susuce miller aehyered the opinion of the
Court afnrming the decree of the said supreme
Court IN these causes, with costs.
NO. 20 The Chenango Bridge Company,
Plalnun In error, VS.. The Binghampton Bridge
company The argument of this cause was
eonunued by Mr.. Dickinson for the defendant
plaintiff in error
NO. "a. Magin Puig ct al, appellants, ys.
Inc ship James Guthrie, &c. The argument
or this cause was commenced by Mr. CharIes
Tracy for the appellants.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsyivsnis avenue. near Winards Hotel.
LEONARn GROVER Il CO................D Directors
LE0NRRD GR0VER-....C. ID. HESS.

LEONARn GROVER CO................ Directors
LEONARD GRoVER-.--.C. ID. HESS.
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR,
most positively. Of the gifted and popular actress
MRS. d. r. BOWERS,
Who will appear for this night only,
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 10, 1855,
in her great impersonation of CAMILLE, in the
great Sensational Drama, in fve acts, OF
CAMILLE; Oh, THE FATE OF A COQUETTE,
with an extraordinary Cast.
Concluding with entirely new and elegant
Dance by
AUGUSTA,
To-morrow. night.
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN
In PREPARATION, EXPIATI0N; OR, A W1FE'S
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DIAEOS-The celebrated Grand and Square Pr
AMOS from the mandatory Of WINS
Knabe Co., Baltimore, are only for salef
and rent at No. 49s llth street, above Pa UIkII
avenue.
de Il l0t' @. REICHENBACH.
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SermiibteS

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ter 8albe 9~efunpen piirpen. 90
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Mmertfanii6e OIacbridbten.

0etu>0nrf. New-gUrt, IT. Sttbr.
Gin Correspondent Der bteltsem vNeps" lbreibt
aus BafbingtOn, IA. Sft. rGs esretat mir
8u GROCER 8efrteOt9ung, Sbnen mtttbeileu 81
f6nneh, oaB 9rGltpent SObnlon t9 enti&lul.
fen bat, Seferlon 9aSt6 3n begnaot9en uni
stpar oiellet6t, Ubne OaB Elm Yro3eB Sprber
ltattfnoet, ObpObl lebtereS nod ntGt geptb
TT. Wabri9einlt9 miro 5err Davis in Cur
gem l11ter Oenlelben 8eOtn9ungen pie ste.
Poems paroltrt unO In Der 6olge beanaOtat
Gerpen. W. 1T mS9ltG, aber nt4t wa6r16etHe
ttd9, Dap fr tpe9en 6U9perratbs pur einem
StOtl<9ert@te prsselIrt wirp aber au6,
menn otes Der SAT- lit, uro tpenn er perurz
t9ttlt trerOen IVlte, 70 wtrO er jebenfaus Be-
9aaoI9t tperOea. Btr I4Gpfen btele Na&rt4t
nldt aus Der nnterreOun9, pel9c Ote Oelesa=
ton aus @aps@arOItna unlanst NIT Dem
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IS tpirb Rierntit ben seiesGi6en uno qualiF;irten @S9z
Ieru i'll ben betreffenben gBarbs Der Gtaot Baltimore Rsz
tiJ SeSebeu, bas cine WabG an ben beribieSenen @tiurur>
pIassn Der refp. ,GarbS am Dieufag, ben 7. Gag i'm
gtcoember 1865 a~bsebaIten pirh, nGmli6
On Der l., g, g., f., s., 6. uno Z. Barb fir en
YtttSIitb be8 ~@cn9reiieS fir ZEN 3weiten @ousreBbiItritt
tbeilpefie befebeno aus obigen WarbS, nm bic bur6 bic
GteiiSnaticn Ses a&tb. 6. $. 2eebfter entftanbene 8a.
Gang su fiaen; ferner in ttt 10, IA, 15., t., II. uns
Is. WarO fir bic s6abG eiHes StdatszS enatrrS, I'M bic
8aeani gu fitnen all ? tele DS a9tb. GeSrge 6. ManuS
Der ebenfal8 %reitgnirt bat.
llnb in ieoer Der reipectipen 2BarS3 Der Staet 8altis
more fir bic Wabl zines
GIetts Der Giyeuit SQUIRT fir Die Stact Baltimore,
Sberif fir rie Stact Baltimore,
&nrbeu3r
Die StiuInlt ifen perben am b~eiasten Gage bon s ubr
Scrm. bic 5 uPr yta4nt., ME bonn @eiese beftimmt III,
often fem. Snu s. Gcneeer,
lpttl7-7nopl Sberiff eer Staet Baltimore.
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SpIde WtitgIieberu ser
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oenen bic Cite CUR 2eiGuun5 Der attien gum neuen
6 9uBen=Yarf
ui&t ~SorseIest merben tonute, tSnnen lei Serru SUI
liu8 &cnrab, no. 3 Glib Grebertdfra6e,
mo- eifeu ~anfie9eH, fir Gttien 3ei6nen.
Otto SuudeL
(cttl9-S Yr1I. hes Direttpriums.
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administrations Nn3eioe.

gSwtrb ttermtt Rd6rtbt geeebtn, bas bfr
Inter Ittbnete BON Baltimore i'm Stnat Narpldnb lid ppr
benz gDatieneeri8t beia ter Stabt AM II. Ott. 1865 8eupa.
ntibt8un9S- Dapiere iber bs p~eriSnl. @~igentbum ben s a
tbartne 8 o n bt. pelbe In beid9tsr Stabt &C fcrben
IL, Setibaft bat &ae gsrirren, pelht InIptG6t an ben
NidhlaB Der le!ten jr MAIDEN baben ,ueri Ell baber aufgeiprbern
iclte an ober Dor benz II. April 1866 BEL Inter ,etbdetem
selttnb 81 MAIDEN, ptbrtsenial8 fe lpiter mad benz @sieee
tetne anlprGte an btiaste 5tntsrlaheni6aft m br MAIDEN
t0nnen. Aae Yerloneh, ireiGe an bei1ste 6tnttrlaTenI baft
Otort 3lpluns 81 teifer, ptOrieenfaG' sert8tt6 gts.n tie.
Ielken ~perfahren pirh.
l7pt4plmlml &mdnue( Shmtb MINI