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a.
-s%A man named Garland, IN Arksn.as. bas
oeen sentenced TO hard labor ia q military
nag. -,
NIa Preston. Minnesota, Agnes Kpp,.a..
tsr, wife OF Anarsw Talleiron, grew tired Of
life, took cold poison and died. Andres fsIt
soiIy ard fiea 70 cut his throat with rag Or.
but did not die.
~The "Whits Orook, ts written nv
Na.hviile editor, and, singular enough, is 20 be
performed for the purpose of furnishing arm.
nciAi iees 70 Confsderate soldiers.
Sln Newtown, Ky., q man named Mead
anne. beat man named Mcclure over thu head
S,ss,. Win : pair q tonss became said McOuns
save himself from the tongs, McOune sho, Mo.
Adams dead. 80 T4 b y ..1-T 80 -SiNN--N
~A few days ago william Pops, nsher-
msht OF auu. aase 8 Got bewildered Ia q Nce
end foved Ms boat into shoal water He - N
suempteo 70 walk ashore, hut got stuck ia the
mnei Inc ade rose and drowned hin. IA
leaves widow and nye children. y sE7l
fppntain Oonnty, Indtana, Is disxraced
oy axty divorces shis yeas. 3 - : ~ 80
~ Cincinnati hooe BLACKS suitfheir sspvtcS.
20 ,p.n. me s1sssn y tE:asias ths boots o. thef pa
" Bishop Co.ss o. ByGAao. has ssns o. \
- At Chicago. o. lths ioih, Wm.. Aadrsv.
Of his alp AID sWsiloWsd Il, mousssche snH MA
su.tios Fsfs sFe bif Ess - az toitnIf = Trs-'S
- They are talking In 0eoreis about pss..
Sss SS =" A.. sssass iss breach q ths psscs to
- The Ne.< YorA Hera,S pr,s..ss.. psr,,ess. /. s. 81,
ceass Of shs SaAawtcA lslaads. SF
.tAEsYG si1ssi ttf-s-ff ett IA u
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Law OF HUSBAND And WPs-atto- --x>y.a,6
following case was de oidso oy J-.ase noos.s:
Jasper brown vs. Henry KEN. 90 Wsrx
b. kemper. his wii~; motion ,,,ss a,
judgment for fraud, surprp so-.tsss..
Ine Declaration charge ,ssi' me assenaan,s
ia. snd thSt wht.e = <,he houss of the plain
undermined the h >AcavaIing the cellar they
n n.ms o0nss90enee sreof. fell and >. sastsised
torney. but lssfeudsuts appeared BY "a 81
fault vas <.d not plead Judgment oy de,
jury seDosTsd TOR va Sans 9. p.s, - and
GOV a. $4,000, on which Judgment Was rem
90. had an exeeution lev,eo upon the house
% tne defendant Mrs. kempsr. MRS. h. then
'Sy ner, and flies This motion 10 strtks oat the
judgment. She swears tast she never. either
directly or indirectly, employed the attorney
B. kemper, and not Anna B ksmper and "a a.
as she vss q married woman at the time tne
wrong was committed, The Judgment against
Judge DobSan, afser having held the ease
under ad visenae.-.t for ssy y-ral days, desided:
Ihat sue bad no remedy, bscsnse OF the ap-
peaIance OF the Attorney for her, ..sxs. - a.
aclon Against tne attorney; thai II the g.
ssPpesfso ior nef witnout authority, ana sac
neo suffered damages, she would have q rirnt
OF action against him for the damages aus
tsipec; therefore be could not for that resson
suiAe out the ludsment- Thar althosrh she
been rendered against Der by a wrons n.m.
Yet ehe was bound by a. as sne va. servsc
with the writ. and Could have pleaded 70 M
Al me oio moi plead 70 it it wa h-r own fault
and be copld not relieve her from ,ts ro".s
quenees. AZ TO the liability Of the wife FOR a
wrong commitied jointly with her Husband.
Jucse Doooin did not notice this pint, as Al
sao oesn recently been decided by the Court OF
Appeals, on an Appeal from chancery be- 0een
tne same parties, In ref~r-nce 20 the .ams
Juds ment. TINT he wife could iu euch cass ~
aoeo. Ire court oysrruled the motion for
the motion, II. a.. Dallsm ana Jss ~
cna@an, Esqs- against the motion. Pa.rIcr
Belt. Sun, l-tt. =
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The Brssklya Mystery.
fSDecial Disp0fch In the Star

Especial Dispatch TO the Star.1
NRw YORK, Dee. 20.-Another day, the
fourth thus fsr, was consumed yesterday BY
Coroner Lynch in investigating the facts con.
pected with the recent mysterious deaths of
MRS. Fall and daughter in Brooklyn. An ad
ditiona al mass OF testimony was tsKeu, but no
additional light was thrown upon the subject
or the my ystery.
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Daring Burslary-Sl5.0OO stolen.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.)

NEW YORK, Dec. ga party OF burglars
entered private residence in Williamsburg on
Wednesday night, and stole fifteen thousand
dollars IN bonds, stocks and Treasury notes
hs indications are that they bad been very
leisurely about their work, smoking numerous
cigars and drinking several bottles of wine
during their stay in the house
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sS s'esnboats on 1 new plan, vim aVr.i,
ELEVATORS, bcistipg machinery, impnoved Sseer.
,bs IN. fSp ss e snf for naYE
- deaf and dumb 'msn naraed YIN a.
webb has .fterted shoema king An, Daahnrv
Conn, with Ave deaf mute wofkmef ro',-'
- Alltbe wOuep woowHussene f,.,,vr .na
french prisons to the convics colony 20. (,sv.
eune have married there. One OF them nsA
murdered her sAusband in France.
a. e - 5s4 tkSf. fsas.ssss a
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TIE GRANT MEETING IN Bo

Grant meeting In Faneuil Hall, Wednesday
night, Hon. Wiley Edmunds presided, With q
long list of wee presidents and secretaries
Mr.. Eomunds made brief Introductory
speech, stating the object OF the meeting, and
then called mp the Hon. Alexander n Rice.
WHO referred TO bis course In Congress, and
sad that he would bear all the responsi oiIisy
Of his votes In the House, since Mr.. johnson
became Pre- sident.
Among the resolutions adopted was one that
"Tbe c,uzens Of Boston in old FaneuiI H All
assem- bled do now and here present the name
of UIysses S. Grant for the Presidency"
The Hon George b. Upton, Generals Cor
don ard CoRRswei MI Edward Atkin SON.
and Collector Russeli made short speeches IN
favor OF the nomination OF General Grant, and
me meeting dissolved with cheers for General
Grant.
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'sIRABLE PROPERTY ar AgcTIos

FRIDAY January 10, 1863, ct II m !. ON Oh. ,-.,.
isss; Il viii Offer, at public suction, the LIZ ~
SkOUhD with the Buildings and Improy.m.nt,
fn1niture, of which T. May was late on psr ssS
Pre- enrietor SITUATED IN the nrst district Of New d.
arais and Where streets. comprising sbout 10
square feet Of ground Number Of house Ssl
He1-e snd Los are subject 20 mOrtssa, on "a an
Nith interest from the 18th day Of April Isa Vbc6
Viii b s~<Ensd by the purchaser N"
Terms made known on ste day sf sale fu F.r.F
. EDWARD JORDAN
hSisGssb scbeitor Of rhs yrvsury
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RUSSIA PREPARING FOR WAR-The move-
ment OF the various divisions of the Russian
army westward, has been completed; aud IN.
OCO NJ en- to Ii e Turkish or Austrian frontier at
few days notice. $500 men are stationed
between Dunaburg, folotsk, and " witebsk, 90.
Co0 at berizov and Ora, 900 at Minsk. $4,000
In other parts Of Lithu MIA, and 7O.G00 at rcner'
ingov, Zytomir, Kiev, and Ostog. Speaking Of
these wariike preparations, the Goloss saws:
"Our Government may continue 70 circulate
peaceIui phrases among the public in Paris
London, and Vienna, but we know here that
war is imminent,
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a COURT or INQUIRY has commence. an
examination into the circumstances of TIE re-
cent railroad disaster at Mortified, Vermont.
whereby nesrly hundred workmen on the
Vermont Central Railroad were backed OF a
ofidge, and nftesn killed and many injured
Engineer Abbott testified that he was runnine
only eight miles per hour when he reversed
his engine three lengths OF the train from the
chasm, and bad the brakes been well mar ned
ne says tnat he thinks the train might hays
been stopped In time. He had not draul m
toxieating liquor for six months, and had no
particular care or responsibility on hi. mind
on the fatal day. HIS testimony is In the
highest degree unsatisfactory
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PFesident Johnson.

Especial despatch to the Start
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1S.-The Nash VILE Banner
asserts that, at An early day, President John.
son will issue an address announcing that be
Is not a candidate for reelection. The Bann,,
also siates that he Will take MP his residence
at Nash Vile, at the close OF his present term
Of Office
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The MANUFACTURERS CoNvKErtoH-Ia
the National Manufacturers' Don vention at
Cleveland, yesterday, committee was a..
pointed to proceed 70 Washington aud lay oe-
lore Congress the wishes of the mah a lctur-
ing interests, and secure ibe passage Of The
nect ssary legislation looking 10 the removal OF
all internal revernue taxation from On su q fsc.
lures The committee oonsIs of Jas. Parks,
IT., or Pebnsylvania, representative of the
sieel, cotton. and copper Interest; rhom,s s.
aaoo, of New York, wooiien; l.. Il. Ward,
OF Michigan, iron; William ID CASTLE, OF unio,
machinery; George W. Alien, Of WIecon sin,
leather; George johnson, Of Massacnnsetts
shoe and leather; George p. Tiffany, OF Mary
land, cotton; Giles B. Stebbins, secretary or
tbe delegation. A COMMITTEES reported a con-
itntiou for the organization OF Nattonal
Nsn sn1facturers' Associauon, which was duly
Organized, and the officers OF this conventioa
were appointed officers of the national asss-
citation until the animal meeting in May next,
which was ordered to be held IN Cleveland
The convention then adrourned.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF ORDINANCE sTORFs.

BrREAU 9F oRDSAScE, NAVY DEPARTMENT. I
NAsHINGTON CRY, December Is, ls7i
There will be sold at public auction TO the high
est bidders, on Thu hsDAY the 10th day of Jan
nary, lSs, at l. NJ, at Jefferson Barracks Re
serve, Missouri, a large lot Of MiscellsneoLs I'm
seryieeablr Naval Ordnance stores, composed in
part II Shot. shell. Canister, Old Cannon Gun
Carriages: Shot Guns, Rifles, Axes. Waist Belts,
And Carries 90 Boxes.
These articles will be sold in lots
Terms. Cash. and the articles TO be removed
within ten days after the conclusion Of the sale :
other wise they will revert to the Government
de g-ts ii. a. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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New Yerk NAL,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 20 0-Fiour dull ana droen-
Ing. Whsas duh and heavy. aC5rn . snsSe
EASIER. Rye scarce and nrm. Oats dull and
unchanged. Pork steady; Meas S2i. Lard
ana firm. Peas nominal. Cotton odiist and
eteady at l5a for Middlirg Upiands. Freieht,
Duh. Turyentne lower at soy osnes. 7 RoS;S
quiet at s26sK for common to arrive. TAH5
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SAD DRATH.-Majcr W Huntlev, . writer
OF some repute. having written some twenty
volumes, besides having contributed largely 20
the press Of the United States, and foreign
correspondent to the London Journal for the
New YorE, on the 10th ins-. letter says mai
on examinaticn before Coroner GilIespie Ii was
FOUND that he died ef Starvation, his wife test.
lying that ne had not eaten anything for sew
eral days. be served five years in the army
and navy during the late " ar, and for meritnr-
lous condncf was promoted to the rank OF Ms.
sor. Since 1865 he has eked ont an existau ce
by writing for the press OF New York and Bos.
ton when his health permitted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

No TESTIMONY ABROAD In RBeAap TO ras
AssAssisArroS CossPIRAcY. - The Presi-
dents message sent to the House OF Repre-
tentstives yesterday, with a report from the
Secretary OF State IN referene 20 obtaining
testimony abroad in regard to the ass - slua-
lion Of President Lincoln, and which VAS re-
ferred 70 the Judiciary Cons ittee. sncioSed q
litter from Mr. George III. sharpe. who wss
ent BY Secretary Seward 10 Europe for tha
purpose OF aecertaisipg whether any cttizsns
OF me United States. ether than those charged
with the offspc ce, were implicated IN the as as
sinaton OF Nj. Lincoln, or the attempted
sass matte on OF Mr.. Seward. He says IN at j ohm
n. Surrau's passport, by which be entered the
Roman Sfaes, 'showed thst IL was obtained
by some In d uence from the Provisional Gov
ernmsnt OF Canada, and had received he rise
OF he United States Consul }snsrst tser-. L,
bad been approved for entry into tn. States OF
the Church, at the office OF the Nunc,o In Paris.
but bore no evidence that Surrstt ha1 recsfv-d
assistance from any other O Ii artsr in Enrops"
Mr Sharpe adds tnat in hie Vpin ION .spo sHcn
legal or rsas onable proof e1is.s IN Europe OF
toe participation of any persons there formerly
ctizeEe OF rhe u Uuiced States, as to cali for the
action OF the Government" rF -
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Democratic Nsminatien for u, 8. Senator
from California.
SAN FRANCISCO, bee. 19.-rhe Democratic
caucus last night nominated Eugene Casseriy
for United States Senator ~
A RPiQ AahoPe.

BosroN, Dec. 2o.-The brig Meteor, of Ban.
gor. from Dafien, deersis, for Boston, went
ashore on the sveninG Of the 18th instant at
getting her of again 3 EkaT EFG
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Ihe EIrPhaht Remeo kiIIs hbS Keeper.
PHILADKLPBIA, Dec. 20.-Tbe ele ohant Ro.
meo Kilieu his keeper. VIM Williams, 10 Moni.
komery county, on Wednesday morning, while
in his stable.
tsKCOND DTsPAToH.l
fHILADnLPHA, Dec 20.-The elephant Ro.
meo was In winter quarters. He had been in
an engry mood, and WAS pun ished by viii.
nhms, who afterwards was engaged in wash.
ing his lace. when he turned upon his keeper
and dashed him to the ground, aud thrust his
tusk through his body. Williams ouIv lived
an hoor. he leaves wife but no family.
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GAEIBALpI's sDKRRAT.--iaribaldi Is said to
nave suffered from extreme prostratiol after
MentaRn. On the folio wing day he travelled
In the same railway carriage as his two sons
his ton-in law CaBzio Crespi, and the Deputy
Cuechi, who had blown mp the Zouavs bar.
RACKS at Rome, to Follgno. There several
Italian efficers coudoled with him on his de-
ieat, and pnt the question whether the French
hsd beaten him. mo" replied the general
IL was our own men," by which he evidently
meant that, however gallant. his army W as not
sufficienily disciplined TO meet experienced
troope. He even remarked to a General, ait
was impossible to conquer WITH the canaille
nad nnder my orders" The affair at Monte
Rotondo was fresh instance OF the danger 10
which undiscipiined gallantry may xpose an
army. The Pontff ,als lost but two men, and
onlv surrendered when the houses Of the town
were actually on nHe; while the C3ene raj h i'm.
SELF admits he lost three hundred men in that
action alone. II was this heroic struggle
whtcn prevented 0arfbaidi from marching on
Rome. aAd which gave the French time TO
come MP.
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wendell Phillips en- The Surrender Of
CongPess.r
Especial Dispatch to the Starl

IoPecdf DIspStch 70 the Star.
NHW YORK, Dec 2n.-An address was deliy.
cred last evening at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music by Wendell Phillips on ..The Surren.
def'oI Congress The attendance was not very
large. ......
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The New York Csns,it.,i.nal Cenventioh

A"e view Hofk Ssnstttutfsnal Convention
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.I
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2O-The Consultations,
convention has decided to adjourn TO Troy.
Three.fourths OF the constitution has been re.
vited.
By Associated Press.1
Albany, N y, Dec 20 The Coustitutiopa pal
Convention has recinded the resol ution 10 al.
lourn to Troy, and adjourned to meet in Al
bapy on January l4th.
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CONVENTION CARRIED IN SourH CAROLINA
The returns from the several districts are
coming in slowly. Four weeks have elapsed
since the election, and seven DISTRICTS are still
unheard from. We pnblish below the stats
tics, collected with care, and believed TO be :
liable; and from these II would appear tn re-
whole number registered is 127, 7,0eo, ,M tne
the required majority is 63,5a5. TT ~ ~ 'nst ast
positively, Is Sc SIS, which, ip ,a,i,s esIa rom
probable vote from the teven district. no, ~ us ~,
..naliy heard from tIsOOi) rs s.siS. or , - gs'
jority OF 7,ssi'--rrnorlestoy Neios, l7A' -
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II aaEa.rtv 4 stslps Sa aasi'9seef 1, p,ss .,...
ESs1sEEEs ogEgcs, q; ARxY,)
. NV YORK Cry. Dee. 10, 1877
- VIII s.n ths 0osernmsnt Propeller General
Istteh. ~ puDhc suc.OF, az Pier No. 81. foot OF
SSih.rist9ph.r ~. s,rest' North River, on MONDAY,
The Government reserves the RI vhf NJ rsiA-,inx
81 old- d-erned dislds azeous
Terms cash JOHN NEWTON,
deI7-4t Brew Ma
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MEMORIAL PORN TIE VIRGINIA OosyRN
TloN.-Mr. Wiley presented In the Senate 10.
day memorial (which was referred To the
Judiciary Committee) from s ID Williamson
John Bawxhurst, ana Thomas Beyse. coIored'
q acosnmIttee of the Virginia State Con ven ton,
James w. HUnnicut, John l.. O. Dannef 1Jos
Coz, (colored,) James Morrisey, and o,hsr.
prayiHg Congress to adopt sucn measures A.
se Will enable the convention to remove ont
OF It's way ali obstacles to q successfa, recon.
strucuon OF the State. The memorial sets
forth that there Is body Of men In tde soutn
skilied in the arts Of POLITICAL intrig aes. VINO
are doing all they can To IL rtim,dais and
oppress the loyal neu-especiaIiv their
former sisves-and deter them q srnm
rsirying at the next election the censtitutfop
which the constitEtional conyeniiou NAV
soopf. II also asks at the HANDS OF (yon orass
the power Of vacstirg the pressnt ofIces of
the government OF Virginia. (maas Of which.
y 10 alleged, are fill.d by disloy al men. 4 And
niiine the same with persons who may be ac-
cfpmo1e 70 fhe complexion or tue bodvf Of
which The msmorialssts ara me nbars Iffhss,
csn Be effected in no other manner Con me a
Is petifioned 10 convert the State into q terri
to1ial staios. 4 t ~. =
SAnrp.-rhis morning, tina steam srs pa.
robecot and 0ettysburg ssiisd from the Nav
Yard for me West lndta sqaadron Ths tsfter
vessel will stop at Norfolk 10 take in har
crew. The Saco will leave for the same SQUAD.
ron to-morrew.a = nv gag
Sour Hous1.-rhe committee appointed At
the relief meeting last night have appoln tad a
sab eonnittee to estahlish soup house N q :
city, ~ - ssatfa t8sftaT Is ss4 - q Il - II
tFa IT. ssasss- s5 fe isllaFi sasass sfsae
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SALE OF ,gNsERyICEABLE QUARTER

SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE QUARrER
- MASTER STORES.
- POT QCARTERMASTER OFFTcE.
" AZ ISGTOS,D ID. e, December I9, IsT
viii De sold a. public autiOn, under the su psr
Nisie q OF Breyet Colonel A. p. Blunt A u MT
srRy, On fklDAf the 9TH instant, az Lincoln
DeIot a lot OF QuarieT eTnsst'r Stores, rated as "a
seryic-able, consulting in part Of
~ Amy agons- S3 sets Lead Mule Har-
, do Bodies 4 pished. "a SETS Wheaido
ttso- hSrseA eAmoulanoe-, 2o2 Sets Wheel Ambu-
etcsm kntlne- lance Harness,
rtean kNorthington IS Wagon Wheels.
Jump, Wagon Tongues
' hhune orce do, 10 Ambulance Wheel.
,roNcr funch ees lbs. scarp Iron,
l,ia1n-hlhR forge, ee0 lbs. Old Shoes
- - ,bnstcry 90; pO do. do Bolt.,
..lls Irsin eacks. OS do do Tir.s
su nule Pack Sad so 30. do. Springs.
ges,.S f.e9 Wagon Bows
ncies not enun1s rated. ~ -
sac will couaeDee at 10 q N.
Purchases must De remoy ed within ten saxs f-ou,
dsy of sale. - ' ~
Terms cash. ir Government fund.-, .-
b. sTcer Of the Quarter master General.
j. 4. McFERRAN
DEPUTY q. VI General
De ls 81 Breyet BIigsdier General, U s. A.
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THB NEXT PRBsrpErCx-wheny you want
10 know how the pclse OF New Engiand beats.
isei OF eeneun Hall. When we Say, therefore,
mat Grant meeting will be held IN Faneuii
Hall thte evening. we have etated an import
ant fact. II will be part OF the msyernspt
which Is sweeping everything before IL. pro.
ceeolne rom the people, and with which the
politicians have hard work 70 keen nm - P,1s
burg Commercial. ~
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GALE OF PUBLIC HORSES AND MULES.
CHIEF QTARTEKNAsTER's OFYIcE,
FfRsr MILITARY DISTRICT,

CHIEF QTARTEKN OFPIcE,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
BICHNoND, Va, December "a, ISG \
VIII BE- sold At Puklic Auction. at the Govern
ment Stables, IN this rity, on SATURDAY, De
oember 2tsi Instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
25 HORSES.
rs MULES
Ttese animals are in good servicesble condition,
ard lar Superior 10 any heretofore disposed of by
the Cover ment.
Th-y will b. sold sinRly. and must be removed
within two Ssy- from date Of sale.
The attention OF farmers and others in want OF
means OF transportation l. Ia yited this sale as
the animals are sound, thoroughly broken 10 hsr
uess- and admirably suited for all farming and
F'sd purposes.
Terms: Cssa. in Government funds
by order Of the QUarteImaster GeTeral.
-. JAMES N. MOORE,
Breyet Lieut. Col. and Qu.rtermaster u s
Chief Cuartermaster I-t Mil Dis dels3tY
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AMUSEMENT

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
FRIDAY. DECENBER go,
LAST NIGHT
Of the eminent Trssedisu,
MR.. EDWIN FOREEsr
on-hIt b occasion EilI be presented HE clsssicsl
deItnsation Of
HAMLET, THE DANE.
Sopnortsd by the
sUPERIOB AUGMENTED COMPANY.
MONDAY,
MR.. JOHN e OWENS
The very Popular COmeaian.
10 srtive preparation, the elegant Easrsrn Fairy
hlmaace,
The FORTY THIEVES.
New Scenery, Dresses and Decorations for Christ
mas aatls~Se- -
SoNGs OF SCOTLAND.
METZEROTT HALL.
MONDAY, DEOEhBHR -,
: n n 4 DY's LAST NIGHr.
rs-Sroxranms ~flI include:
''g-hD anderson, nv 10"
"Apid Robin Gray"
"Ib. Flowers o. the Forest
The Land o, the Leal y
sCo'B ~ Ia II a. vi " slsaCS Ble4s'
"Aliister Nc Allister.n
"tIet an Bar the Door, O
The star spangled Banner, &c, ac.
Admission. SO Ceots; Reserved seats, rs Cents.
Lo-r- open AZ. commence 81 { O'Clock.
SBRIsIMAs ENTERTAINMENT
Pupils OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
CARROLL HALL. q st.. between ssh and 10th,
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. g, Is7.
Commencing at Ia O'Clock.
PARTI.
The Sunlight omes-ChOrus-...Cirsm-nar Schools
Return Of ts' sOldiers-ChYrus .ss
Meet Ne in the Lane. Love-Solo and
v. are Mergy iroabadour.- Duet '0n'A
Grace Hurdle and X ate Byram
.u,...u 60, Inter. and Sec, Schools
6aGsf the sp6S~sOio and semi Chorus - ''A'As
When the Green Lesyes-Chorus
Msggis's secret-soIo....... -. Mary Cooper
TSs Sss artha Greason
n..,.w.,,an Inter, and Sec school.
Dee isms'ion------- --.-- .--.-. Master Lipse omb
PART IL
Bsw Lovely are the Wood. Grammar Schools
Vote. Of the M hi-Duet- n. Ksiss and J. Pngs
A~sks I'D let " ar Songs Re-onnd-
wh$rv ~, sieepins-Duet Misses swallow
The Basket A.ker's Child-solo and
Pare kippiiSg River Grammar schooIs
Cone IN ils Blush OF the Morning.
Znls ZOns-soio and semi & horus PDsh
no. 70 III Kind Good gds Siahtn nufdi' and pearson
Che amman Schools
The f'sno used on thi. occasion is from ths Ma-
slc sto-c of Mr.. j. +. Ellis.
Tickets. Fifty Cents; Children half price For
SAL oy the Pupils of the Public schools, at the
Bookstores q Wn Ballantyue and D. Sb.p
nsrd at the Music store of J. + Ellis, and at the
AZ Prod. for the purchase of 8 PIANO for the
WALLS OPERA House.
DE u GksNb s ITALIAN opkk.. opkksissoLi'
NAY sIkAk0SCH has the honor to announce
MONDAY EVENING, December I'd .tsP.x
four acts,
NINE ANNA DE la GRANGE as.LEoyORA
Miss ADkLAIDE Phillips, as. .AzUOENA
k siSsSk bkLssbhS bkLSSnii cor yT nAfkiS0 IA
The Chorus and Orchestra have been selected
from the very best talent.
Musical Director and Conductor, sisnor NICOLA.
24th, TuEspAY-NORMA.
2sih, THtRsDAY FarexsIi night -
DR., = circle. 81 so, Orchestra Chairs, 50
eals Of season Tickets will commence THURS
fIF ;IRfse PPiss'; Co on fsi5tf !.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

THn RssIGFArioH OF Capt. Seth Weldy, 23d
IS. infantry, has been accepted by the Pres.
ident, TO lake effect from the nth inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-20

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