Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1861, Page 2

ING STAR. ———---2e--—____ WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY..... . DECEMBER 3, 1561. eo UUR MILITAGl BUDGE). INTERESTING FROM THE S0UTH THE CAPITAL OF DIXIE NOT TO BE Rp MOVED FROM RICHMOND. scmmasandiyid Athan THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE TO BE ABOLISHED IN THE CONFEDER- ATE STATES. aoe NO MORE FIGHTING AT PENSACOLA. — PLANTERS DESTROYING THEIR CBOPS. eens Bartimors, Dec 3—The Old Point boa! bas arrived. By ber we gather the following items from southern papers received there by thearrival of yesterday's flag of truce from Norfolk Viz The removal of the Jeff Davis capitni from Richmond fs Incorrect. & Many southern papers are advocating sboll-b- Ment of the elective franchise Latest advices from Pensacola represent that the late fight there bad not been renewed. Ac- counts aleo say thet had the Sight been continued Fort McRae wovid Lave been destroyed. No Turther particulars of the affair are given. The planters throughout the southern seaboard are representad to be engaged in destroying their crops, least they may fall into the hands of the Yankees. A ¢onspiracy of Union men in New Orleans has been discovered.“ Great excitement prevalls with Feference to it. Many arrests bave been made on account of it. SUSTICE DONE TO UNION MEN BY GEN. SCHOEPF. Editor Star: During the occupation of London, Ky., by the rebel forces under Zollicoffer, they obtained ali of their supplies from the Union men of that town, giving in return that vile stuff, Con- federate bonds, payable two years after date ‘They never tok anything from the secesh of the neighborhood, but enceuraged them in all of thel? impesitions upen the Unionists ebout there, When, however, Zollicofter was driven out by Gea. Schoepf, and the Union forces were In need of supplies, one of the richest secessionists of the neighborhood (whe had been most active in showing Zollicc#2r who of the Union men had corn and supplies,) was applied to by the Gen- eral for corn, oats and hay for his forces, but was ‘answered by him that be would neither give. Jend or sell anything to him or his forces Gen. Schoepf then very quietly sent a detachment for the articles wanted; obtained from the Unionists around the Confederete bonds, paid him a good price for his produce with bonds, and gave to the Unica mes the money of the glorious Govern- ment for which be is now so nobly fighting. “We, of Kentucky, think it but fair and honorable that those in our midst who are striving to throw this State out of thc Union, should have the same justice meted te them that they offer to us. AN AYTAIR OF OUTPOSTS. Yesterday, learning that a party of the enemy's Cavalry were foraging a few miles tn front of his Position at Hunter’s Chapel, General Sreneles | dispatched 2 squadron of cavalry to drive them off. They met, and 2 brief engagement ensued before the rebela put spurs to their horses and Vamesed the ranche, having three or four killed and wounded, and leaving two prisoners in our hands. We lost one man, killed. The names of the prisoners are Alexander Maxwell, of Rector- | town, Fauquier county, V2.,and Wm. H Dennis, of Salem, in the same county. The latter's horse was taken with him They were both members of company H, 6th Regiment of Wise (Va) Dragoons, Col Field commanding. They bad Deen sent to forage, from their camp, two miles from Centreville. Another portion of the same troop were engaged at the same time in foraging in another direction. "NAVY YARD ‘The Reliancecame up from Indian Head this morning, bringing Com. Craven, flag-oficer of the fotilia ‘There is no news of importance from the Lower Potomac, and the rebel batteries only accasion- ally moiest passing vessels. Schooners are con- Stantly passing up and down the river unbarmed, many of which are not fired upon atall. One schooner a day or two since bad thirty shots fred at ber, of which but one took effect, slightly cut- ting her rigging. The Mount Washington went down this morn- ing. GONE TO FREDERICK. We beer that Gen Banks’ column, or a large Portion of it, went yesterday to Frederick, Md , & much better winter position or asa point to Move from, than that lately occupied by these troops. ARRIVED. The U.S. steam sloop-of-war Hartford, Flag Officer Engle, reeched Philadelphia yesterday from the East indies. All well on board of ber. —_———_- 2-2 Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer treats upon the Subject of the eachange of prisoners witb the rebels The Kepwdiican argues that a great reductien in the price of cotton would follow as the imme- diate resuit of emancipation and the employment Of free labor in its eniture. +e. U7 A large smount of interesting local and Other matter ts necessarily crowded out to-day by the President's Message. ee Roe Tue Guns oy tae Sicktes Battery —We have received a letter, weil nigh illegible, from = person who, we take it, may be some sort of ageat bere for the manvfacturer, full of coarse and Indecent persona! Vituperation, on secount of what we have deemed ft our duty to the pub- lic interest to say with reference to the guns of the Sickles battery. The cheracter of the letter in question forbids us from according to it any notice Whatever. To the public we are, however, at liberty to say that all the facts the Srar bas stated with reference to those gans were obtained from the Most reliable official reurces; which will be named to any one snterested, who may apply to us on the subject in Ordinary respectful language — ‘Tux Concz2t.—To-morrow evening, it will be remembered, the grand concert of Mrs. Cecilia Young comes off at the Thirteenth-street Baptist Chureb, under the capable direction of George Felix Benkert. Our favorite Washington vocal- ist, Mrs. Young, will be asristed by some of the best musical talent of the country on this occa- sion. The programme, in snother column, Promises s rich treat for the musical public of ——— UO} The mayoralty election in New York City takes piace to-day. There ere three candidates In the feld: Wood, 2 Mozart democrat; Gunther, Tammany democrat, and Opdyke, republican ‘Wood has also the nomination of a Portion of the German democrats; Opdyke of the German League and Taxpayers, and Gunther of Syracuse Union, National Union and German Democratic Club ——_<_—______ is Eastaan Vixcinia —On Sunday the Ist instant, there were arrivals of r- vessel from the Eastern Shore of Vi ith produce and oysters for this market came up on one of the vessels states entrance of the Federa: taflitar, inte tbe northern part of Accomac, seven Confederates, ov afte wan ec labesanan a ms in use th for Northampton aod’ pe their way to this market, b muclef iggeéwe bas heen taken to the W est- ern § >..:8 whder the cover of the night, end wite Jey &w exceptions, with wicee, — Balt. Sua Bonny 2s CONGRESSIONAL. XAVVIith CONGRESS —First Session. ————— Sexatz —Yesterday, after the close of our re- Mr. Trumbull gave notice of his intention to introduce a bill to confiscate the property of re- beis and to give freedom to the persons they hold In_slavery. Mr. Wilkinson also give notice of the intro- duction of a bill to abolish the distinction be- tween the regular and volunteer forces of the army. The datly hour of meeting of the Senate was fixed at 12 m., and = committee, consis'ing of Messrs. Hale, Trumbull and Latham appointed to walt w the President, with a committee from the House, with the information that Con- gress Lad assembied with a quorum present, and that they were ready to receive any communica- tion he might be pleased to make. ‘The committee in a short time reported the performance of their duty, and that the Presitlent would to-day communicate with the Houses of Congress in writing, at 12 o'clock. Adjourned Hovaz.—Afier our reporter left— Mr. Bernhisel presented a memorial from the Territory of Utab, asking admission into the Union as a State, upon an equal footing with the original States Mr Blair, of Mo., offered the following, which waa and immediately adopt d- Resolved, That John W. Reid, a member of this Honse representing the fifth district of the State of Missour!, having taken up arms against the Government of the United States, ix hereby sxpetiod from this House, and that the Governor of Missour! be regularly notified of such fact The following wrs also sdopted: Resolved, Tuat the Secret ry of War be re- quee'ed to furntsh to this House copies of all con- tracts made by the (lusrtermaster’s Department for feeding disabled borses during the winter; the names of the contractors, the number of horses given ont, end whether those contracts Were made upon notice. Mr Colfax, of Indiana, off*red a resolution that, whereas Col. Corcoran bas been placed ina fel- on’s cell by rebel ets ir. Mason be ordered to asimilar confinemest by the President of the United States Adopted with ppl e Mr. Odell, of New York, offered the following, which was unanimously adopted : Whereas Alfred M_ Wood, of the Fourteenth Regiment New York State Militia, who was wounded and taken prisoner at the battle of Bull Run, is now, by rebel authority, upoa an o: der of confinement, In a felon’s prison, antl by the ame order is to be treated as are prisoners con- victed of Infamous crimes. Therefore— Resolved, Tit the President of the United States be respectfully requested to order John Siidel to the sam » characte ison, and te the fame treatment, till Col. W ball be treated a8 the United States have been used to treat pris- oners taken hy them in battle Mr R. Conkllag offzre@ the following, which ‘was adopted : Resolved, That the Secretary of War be re- quested, if not incompatibie with the public in- terest, to report to this Honse whether any, or. if any, what measures have been taken to ascertain who is responsible for the disastrous movement of our troops at Brll’s Bluff A resolution requesting the Committee on Mil- itary Afairs to inquire into the expediercy of constructing an air-line railway between Wash- ington and Harrisburg, Pa., was adopted. r. Eliot introduced a resolution declaring that the present war upon the part of the Government has for its object the suppression of the rebellion, and the re-eatablisbment of the rightful anthority of the National Constitution and laws over the entire extentof our common country; that while we disclaim all power in the Constitution to {n- terfere, by ordinary legisiation, with the instita- tions of the several States yet the war now neces- sitated must be conducted rccerding to the usages and rights of military service; and tka’ in the jndgment of Congress the President of the United ‘States. as Commander-in-Chief of our army, and the officers in command under him, have the right to emancipate persons beld as slaves by rebels in any military district now in insurrec- tion against the National Government; and re- Spectfully advising that such order of emancipa- tion be used whenever the same shall avail to weaken the power of the rebels in arms, or in sustaining the militery power of the loyal forces Mr. Campbell offered the following : Resolved, That, in legislating to meet the ext- gencies of the present rebellion, Congress should confiseate the property the (siaves included) of of ail rebels; and protect the property and rights and the Constitution and the lawsof ali loyal citizens. Mr. Stevens introduced the following: Whereas slavery bes caused the present rebel- lion in the Union; and whereas there can be no solid or permanent basis of union in this republic so long as this institution exists within it; and whereas slaves are now used by the rebels as an essential means of supporting and protracting the war: and whereas by the law of nations it is right to liberate the slaves of a nation to weaken bis power Therefore— Be ttemacted, §c. That the President be re- quested to declare free, and to direct all our Gen- erals und officer in command to order freedom to all slaves, who shall leave their masters, or who shall aid fo quelling this rebellion See 2. Be it further enacted, That the United ‘States pledge the faith of the nation to make full and tale compensation to sll loyal citizens whe are or shall remain active in sup; for all losses they may snsiain resolution. The consideration of these resolution was post- pened until tga the 10th inst.. and after the ntroduction of a bill te enact c n laws bear- ing on ports of entry the Mouse adjourned. ting the Union y virtue of this 1.0. O F.—The members of Magenena a Enucampinent are requested to atte.da Special meeting 1 HIS (Tuesday) EVENIN®, at 7 o'c.ock, to make siiangements to attend ‘the funeralor our late Krotuer, Patriarch 'WiLLiaw Hovog. (to morrow) Wednesday afiernoon, at 2 o'clock. Members of sister Excampments are re- speotfully invited to attend. it JOSEPH 2. TUCKER, Scribe, NG ICE —1, O, O. F—The members of nion Ledge, No. il, 1. O. of S: F. are re 4 ested to attend Specie! meeting of the Lodge 13( Tuesday) EVENING, at 636 ©’clook, for the purpose of making a ran, enta to attend ihe fon-s@. of our late Rrother, LLiaM Hovge, on cs bag pol by odneatay, Bt2o' os iy m. a rs Sister lodges are respectiully inv! ted to attend. By order of the N.G 7 it GEORGE BROWN, Ree. Seo, THANKS3.—The non oom Aud private of the Signi art return th ir heartfelt thanks to their huse- d Com- ma ider, ¥ ajor 4. J. Mver, ‘or the dinuer furnished tem on Thacks iving day an illustration of the M onerous nature, sud soother # an iring ¢fforte to render him n eur sitaation piea-ant » HAs. W. W. J. La U. 5. SQNIT RY COMMIS 24 F at , Wi 5 Sanitary Commission has @ coi vk: olrelerence on Miitary Surcery Bree: t. which Miustary Surgeons at Washicgt n are invited t» consult. FREDERICK Ls W OLM3TED, m General secretary. PARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN ' PULICE.—Of 516 ith ctreet, ment. no Sv 2awtf ie W.B WEBB, Supt. NOTICE —The second annua meeting of the Third Buil ling Association. of Wil be held at the Coanoi! (h: Day ber, on + ths Sd Decom\wr next, at 7 0 clock— ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of l the best quality, at 3736 per quart. Hotels and boarding houses furnish: iow rates. A large aveortmont of fine Cakes kept on hand at the Phrladelphia Confectionery, corner T'we'fth anu F ats. 00 7-im* he meaty PRAYER MEETING oe will be holden EVERY DAY this week in ag!ish Lotheran Churoh, corner of H and Lith sts., commencing at haif-past 4 0’o!ock p. m., to be continued oc 7-3m ING MACHIN FOR SALE 1 No, 508 clovesth “iveet—Ladiee’ 8 cquire No eleventh street— 168’ Shoe Store—noar Pa. avenus 7 NOTICE 0 @ Ist day of next January ail persons indebted to the late firmof Ek. Wit & Co, hereby notified that their accounts. notes due billie wil be placed io the hands be st orney for collection. 41/ persone 80 indeb!~ desiring to save costs of inw suits will Lave to e a to the above specified time. _do3Stawiw ___E. E. WHITE LOTHS FOR ARMY AND NAVY MEN Cc Beavers, Pilots, Broad Uloths, xnd Doeskine wAlso our ususi full stock of solect Clothe, Cassi meres, and optings, for city: parel, 8 Ors price on! rked in pial % 2 TPERRY & BROTHER, de 3-5t avenue and Ninth st, EW CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, opsned to- PEA ee et With otf kinds cual Ox And after thi A> ot. Berggren. Vania AVENUE. The is n0W opened t tne public at lage and mietor will exdeavor te sis aero ear se who may pa- eo 3 8 to 12 0'eleok. BRACE on Mae elon at the is STERS, &c., alwaye ou han', FROM THE S0U!IH. ae THE AFFAIR AT FORT PICKENS cen eet ate THE BOMBARDMENT CLOSED. THE REBELS ADMIT BEING SUFFERERS. —e_—_ 2 THE REACTION IN TENNESSEE. THE CHARLES COURIER OPPOSES THE “BLACK FLAG.” ——9 ten REPORTED HONORS TO THE REBEL MAURY FROM THE RUSSIAN - GOVERNMENT. eal Lovisvitte, Dec. 2.—The Southern papers to the 28th uit. have been received. They contain ecattering accounts of the Fort Pickens effuir, from which it appears that the bombardment commenced on Thoreday, the 2) and centinu- ed. with occasional intermissions, night and day, till the evening of the 24th, when Col. Brown ceased firing. ™ The rebels did not respond till after Fort Pickens opened fire. . The fire from the fort and the outside Santa Rosa Island batteries was directed against Fort Barrancas and the other rebel batteries, the rebel steamers Time and Nelmo, and the arte etal while the Federal vesseis engaged Fort McRae. fhe rebcls admit that they lost sixteen killed and wounded in the bombardment Also, that considerable damage was done to Fort McRae, including tbe caving in of the powder magezine. The navy yard and town of Warrington were par- ally destroyed The revels appear to have acted strictly on the defensive. The stories about the disabling of the United States steamers Coloredo and Niagara appear to be unfounded . The rebel steamers Time and Nelmo were somewhat damaged, but succeeded in getting out of the reach of Col. Brown’s fire. Col. Brown received no reinforcements The East Tennessee “bridge-burners” are to be court-martialed Ex-State Senator Pickens is among the prisoners The members of the Legislature from East Tennessee were called upon by the State Legis- lature for an explanation of their alleged connec- tlon with the bridge burning. They denied all knoWledge of the act, and asserted that the per- petrators were the repeceonsstives of only a small faction fn their districts, A dispatch from Memphis saya that st a meet- ing of the merchants of that city a resolution was adopted recommending the banks to eut their bills into fractional parts, In order to supply the demand for small change. ‘There {s stili no tidings of Parson Brownlow The Charleston Courier, in an editorial, depre- cates the policy of raising the black flag, saying that it is xrged principally by those who keep at a safe distance from the war. A New Orleans d!spatch says that on the 21th, }- Gov. Moore and tienerals Lovell and Roggles partici pated in a review of 23 600 troops, including 1,400 free colored persons The Bowling Green (Ky ) Courier recommends the seizing of hostages for any rebels in Federal prisons The Richmond Examiner publishes a corres- pondence between Lt Maury and Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Admiral of the Russian navy. The latter invites Lt. Maury to enter the Ruasian service Lt Maury replies that he cannot accept the position until the independence of the South is established The rebel gunboat Tusearora, while coming from New Orleans, and when § ‘teen miles above Helena, on the 23d ult., accidentally caught fire and became a total loss. eee OV’T PATTERN G AXLE BOXES, Biackemithe’ Ponshed Steel Hammers, 0, Farriers’ do. Joiners’ do. do. is acksmiths’ Buttresres (steel), Horwe Bhos Boxes, Burden’s Horse Shoes, ige. Axles Vices, Sledzes. &c., &c. my and Navy Revolvers. 0. ° ° Now being received by NR. ELVANS, J0: des iweo ( Repub.) 309 avenué, “BA MORAL SKIRTS,” New Su Patterns, and at reduced price: 10 ees new acd stylich Delaines, at low prices. = pieces new styles Prints, at 124. cents per ard. 10 pisces white and colored Fiannels. One price only, marked in pisin figures. Ca-peta, Curtains, Uilciotas, Rugs, &>, upper joors. An inspection of stock implies no obligation to purchases, PERRY & BRO. ‘enn. &venue and Sth st.. de 3-5t * Perry Building.” A UCTION BARGAINS! = VERY CHEAP GOODS, From Recent Cash Auction Sales at the North. Very cheap [aco Sets and Collars in real HON ON, MALTESE. VALENCIENNES, POINT APPLIQUE, &e. ,BONNEX RIBBONS, super styles, and very ° USH and FELT HATS, new And, in addition to the above. we have just re- -geived in full assortment Velvet Ribbons, Hair Nets, Head Dresses and Ornamen’s, Rouches. Flowers in great profusion, Mcu'ning Sete acd Coil Gauntiats of ev r: ‘olare, description, Giovas, &e., &o, And every thing Sppertainin: ordered Ladies’ Fancy Goods Store, al! of recent ssiection, and purchased for Cash at War Panic 1708, Great bargains may now be obtained at AXWELL’ B racim yd Goods and Cloak : 0 35 to a weil and Manti la Store, No, 325 Pa. avenue, WANTS. WANTED-4 snail FORNISHED HOUSE t its lease oH . Arlington joees s og ee mo enn ANTED-A SITUATION & cook WwW = renee in ke un Cp od Bnd al ete, Ne ARNO. 98 Baty tt | ea, ANTE t the lroad Station. & young WARN hee ba tome perience in bar- keepicg. to to sal6 of tobacco, clears, oysters, &o. Inqu:re at the Saloon. it* ANTED—A COOK (man or woman); also, Oyster Man snd Waiter. Have a tire to leton the Avenue Apply to DONADI. corner of and Pa avenue. ‘PRIRTEENTA ®T. BAPTIST CHURCH. GRAND CONCERT MRS. CECILIA YOUNG, Sixth e a. 8: 1t* WEDNESDAY, December sth. ANTED-A PLACE as wet nurse, b Aauisted by Eminent Talent, under the direction of Wiens young wonso with freah breast of GEORGE FELIX BENKERT. milk. Please address Box No.7 Star Office, PROGRAMME, the sdvertiser will call. ded st Pant tet Joverument Hospital forthe | 1, Piano Solo—Les Jeux de- Naysdvs. AIngsnes sit tings WHITE: WOMEN wae | P'Bartormed by Seonax Faure Bacens. chambeP and laundry work. Apply at the Hospi- | 2. A'zta........ Soa ear Song Ee ee gtw! 4S Seems and Prayer, from Der Von Weber OY WANTED, at the Offics of the United “Mrs. Cxcitia Sta‘es Agriou'tural Society, Todd’s Kuil + | 4. Die Fahnenwaoht........ stairs, over Devis’s hat store—a good piace for Bus —— lad wishing to study, ss the duties are light. It* or’s sigh. Lhush a fathi 5 Conld {bash s. Pant 2p 6. Bibdonagear's Magne & Uream... —-., 3 ENPLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A PLEAS- | Go, Fatix HEXERRT and, t. HESRY +A aptesmen ine Room, wita Board, ine pz | 7. Pare Biam oli, trom Rigoletta -....-. erdi vate f-mily,at344 New York avenue, belw-en Duet Hs ———s mn. the Bi Sth and lt sts, deS-it* 8 Re ere Siaen Pic —— Piano Vy ANTED—A WOMAN to oook, wash and | 9, Non Monseigneur.... SP renoh Gadusonuotte tron for a family of three persons. Apoly at | 10. & Seens Shadow Song from the brick house 03 the norcheast eorner of thand ‘Fren de Poerme'. Fei .-- Meverbser a Tioketr. sss. -O0@ Dolist. a ees WASTED-A large F-ornished HOUSE, or two adieining, for & first-class house, Address | Wem ington City,’ ie rdine Witlarda’ Hote! TORE WANTED.—I want Ss StS ®& Salesroom in house, for 4 firet class stook o! Call rer acdress J. W. to hire, by the bao me estab'ish q ents’ o othing. » KEEP, National Hotei. des ee 2 ittaker J ANT: —By ti table ork u “TPO R TONS | Srmtpectabie family =n tent....... easeneee "RP. Jones * ®. s ard, ot wou ike to live together: Maple oteOo Fo eee | The ublio ia reapectfaliy informed that this Cir- between H and Washington sts. de32t* | cus will exhibi EORGETOWN,, oy 7ANTED_ f TUE JANTED TO. ENZ-A moderate szed | for Three sand gts MONDAY, nee WELLING-HOUSE. a STORE and a | DAY and INESDAY, Deo. 24, $d and 4th, on STABLE AAV Renee Ceo BORE ant © | Relot sccear ot West cad'Grees ales egem wites to hire by the month, 8 cover, honest and indus- | occasions Mad’ile HE LUISE, the & trious Man 4 to th the Are- 04 8 care of horses, to drive a | D&, Madame Marie, RAs inne, tame ui “WwW. W.,”” f , Ek the Chi ler, Tom err Address “W, W.,” Washington Port Of mille, Mise ouse, the ster, T > toa ANTERBURY HALE, (Formerly the Washington Assembly Rooms) Lome ren atenat nat pioem Betas ion: °! OPEN EVERY NIGHT! Post Cffiew. with res, terview oan be vad 7 : ic 5 1c aire, P thane, F. Whittaker, J. Franklin, J. Ward, George Arche ‘ PAs TYER WANTED, THAT WILL _IN- | and the two Clowns, Gardiner and Kenn will vest 8! or $2,000, for one halfinterest in an | app ar in clepantly, diversified en' amen’ of army sone in Wesmiactpn; also, jn the msnufso- ele Due poy pet whe’ sven fo La tere o ree orfonr artic @ Trou » and some profit, a: d extensive Orgntxs OF the New Brick AMPaiTHRATER. "ded etn be incres: amount. Addr rama, stating where E, PERRY. EKEYPER.—An_ Eastern lady, disap inted in obtairing a house would socept s howskeepar's situstion. Reterences exchange: With the first talent in America, Address *'B. W. C..”" Star Office tt OE OF PROGRAMME. ANTED—A nomber of rood PENMEN to] 2NTIRE CHANGE OF PROG Ww anvass Washington for acity direotory. Ac- pes: f MJ38 JULIA HUDBON. qceea Cant. WM. H. BOYD, National | Hote, Reap ‘The Beautifal Songetrees. Ae «ten. 2 New Songs, New Dances, and New Plays! \ THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET Li MIGBT I ONDOLINA. LA MONDOLINA, LA MONDOLINA, LA MONDOLINA, MEMBER OF CONGRESS Witha family, or three orfoor Members, can bs sccommo- dated with a handeoms suit of Rooms on the seo- ond fl or, ins private house near the Capito! Ad- dréss“D. L.,’ at Star Offics. dez-st* WARNTED-A rood STORE and CELLAR on fs Penn vaste avense or Eiyeste rene: Any TUnRieTS eseone ne ha the same to rent ein find a good tenan' i 9 RY. fvaddvesning GILBERT GOK DON, nt thie of | Pk Papemn (fonny Dick)... atthe Canvenacay. fe, Rent paid in advance, if necessary. W. B. Hannison ‘at the Canrenscry. e MD .---- St the CanTERsuRr. ANTED—A first-rate ARTIST, whois well beau WwW aoqusinted with the takin, of photograph. the CanrERsvrr. embrotype and melainotype pranches. and w Ceettands his business. Address * ice. Meee a ay RKER CLiPTO! x » Pa sues fost of others. -at the CanTERsvRy. A GRAND AFTE . MBROIDER Y.— Wanted, 5 HANDS to work RNOON MATINEE upon embroidery, Inquire at the Fanoy and On WEDNESDAY Beoap rer athe Kmbroiders Store No. 458 Sixth street, between For Familwus, Ladies, and Children. Dend E. no #9 3t* -_ open at 2 a’o ook. » ED—Two or three good CAKE AND | Admission—Children. .... -wesseeee 10 conte, Wi PIE BAKERS, Bert wages given, . H. SIMPSON, No. $ South Fairfax street. no 3)-3t Alexandria, Va. V 7A ED TO NT—In a business gert of the ity one or two LOWKR KOOMS, suit ab'e for I work. Address W.C. Star Office. psADuission—Night—Parq et, 25 cents; Parterre a. Poors open 8t7; commence Bt 73 o’olook. DD FELLOWS’ HALL: ‘ENTE. Asove D Sr. 0 TWO NEW STARS! ANTED-A HOUSE (farnished,) 6 to rooms, north of Pa 8 as, ard eaat of 13th WM. WRAY, The greatest performer of the age! st._Adirase Box 151, Willards” Ho-el. no 39 St" : . WANTED—A NURSE for @ child between WEAY TAR. SE5AT COMEDIAN: weighs, Aue, Ro, Foara. old, at 481 sth etroet. | wrey ay, Ght, TENTH Uigt: Aas ih] yn preferred. None > unless well recommended. Phos st" WEar ty Pee aAc tte WANTED—aA ruit of two or more ROOMS, within two squares of the Navy Department. Gent'eman and wife only. To include Board In- quire at Star Office no 27 lw noe, Mi NY 5B pte EVERY NiGHT: ANTED- 159 LABORERS and 3 FORE- Iu connection with the Campbell Minstrels six- \ M to work on Government Fortifirations | teeo Star Performers, in & new * Scares pre Chain Bridge. Pay of laborers, ® centea | &'@mine nightly. Doors open st,7 o — A —- ) and board. Pay of foremen, $2 per | SOS commending at & o’olook precisely. — Appiy to A. @. CHILD'S, at 'E, | sion 2 cents. & ncwae 5 ore. enraet tt , Georget ‘mM, until 9a. m, ee eres Mp0 Tw FOR SALE AND RENT. —10,000 whisky @nd brandy BOT- = Pt A A small FRAME BUILDING ee HASTINGS & CO.. reatsoe Ret deen 323 0 street, Philharmonic Building. ANTED—Every person to know that [ am in ENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE con- Ore rooms cits street, between 2th and 2ist. de 3 st no 25 tf Ww exoape whiie the horse is feeding, ou'Btion of sir,and when folded psot and Bortabie bucket knows. agent au 7h For sale by the at. between D and E. AS. 5S. TOPH4M, Mavuiacturer of Muitary Saddies and Equipments, Officers’ Beits. Haversacks. &o. 6 GLADES BUTTER, 202 KEGS Users Glades Butt r, just received direct from Somerset oo a ‘3 Fo sale low by OHN SEMM*8 & CO and Pa. av., opp? west end (Rep.: Center Market, BUITER!: Just received and F. B. HASTINGS & CO, 32% D-t., froing Pa avenue. Government Loan Agency, Orvics oF LEWIB JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, Connex or Pa. AVENUE AND TENTH St. LEWIS JOHNSON, of our firm, having been appointed a subscription Agsut ior the Nationa! no Z-lw* oor, 9th st no 29 ecet B TT+R! BUTTER!!! 100 kegs choice Goshen c utter, for sale cheap by no 2st jos authorized the act of Cor gress of :7th uly, 1861, we are prepared to furcish, to parties desirous of nak investment, any amount of 73-10 Treasury Notes, of convenient sizsa. noiti . LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, ATTENTION, SUTLERS! PL ESA BOOT AND z HOE DEPOT, _ No 309 E Srrzgzr, (South side,) between 13th and 13% .,. Near the Willard Hotel. We invite al! sutlors and citizens to call and ex- amine our : took befors purchasing ese where, ro222w* SCHAFER & FORSTER BROS. Foe, SA!E-—A geod sized now WAGON for one or two h'rses. suitable for a autier or gro- cer, Apply at 375 Maryland avenue, between 2d and 3d streets. do 2-3t* C. OFENSTEIN. A KINDLING WOup. No. 1 lot Dry Pine sINDLING WOOD, for vale at lowest possible rates. Also. & priné article of RED ASH EGG COAL, for Grates. de2-3t T.J.& W.M. GALT, PUBLIC NOTICE Roserr HELLMUND ee EDMUND BEN- SER, are no longer emploved by me,and | warn the pubiionot to tiustor borrow them on my ac- court, 45 1 am not respons: bie for theirdebts, + WENDT, _de 2-3t* Sutler 8th Regt, N. Y.St Vol. (OR SALE —An elegant SADDLE HORSE. oder tas early 16 fandehigh geen and very stylish; fectiy sound, kind mused rome: and wel Sroka cn? On = t ie in cam a Lau oer, J i KELEHER & PYEWELL, sti et near.” ° Now o NEW MILIANERY. ts f Hing & very sel WINTER BO sure, comprising. then, S newest and most desirable sty es of the sea son, to which the attention of the ladies is invited, at the Fancy Storenf HUTCHINSON & aol sad eae gy pres ne etre ww 8 - pared to exeouts promptly al 8 uate to le T° THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON, Mrs M. MILTON wil vronsh HA te ELE ERS Yor toe pain ndsome HEADDK ESSES, and elegan: MILL ber th. af Wrotcesk at Neate Pe ees between 12th and sth stay ¥ ha 2-3t* oA WOOD 87.50 PER CORD. 8m reosivi seanpued Oak Wood, whi se 87 at the i road or delivered for §| oquire of the railroad, or of ©, o ie at the Sapo Ordere left < Sevatton ed'tse pte Po ri rae no 3 3% 8. WEEK. HANDY. DAIRY FOR " Havive Rig! sor Shak sows, Gstujee, fag whet wear ret Gall gate, Teh steed gad the market, ready to for ti Tl oR RED in, the huusefurutaning tine, ‘Those leaving tee | [WOR RENT ee ee ee city, or having @ surplus, will do well to calf, PIANO, Also ou Oxpe! ie BU CHLY, 458 Seventh ot..bstween Gane sth, | Wanted. Apply at No. 4 strect (east side,) Dealer in New and Second-haad Fur- OMS FOR RENT—Double Parlors, with — ott | ior and ebmtor® fosuiress S90 wasn tents WANTED—T4ILORS, TAJLORS—W Tailors | thud Werate ee ‘ nt to work on military is. A ppl: a. KOLP +t Wail, Stephens & Gon, aed , ‘urnished, in the mort des rabie p:rt o! a ANTED.—We are now bu SECOND- ‘on, No. th, between HAND FORNITORE, sTOVEsecd BED | nF cue 22 E street northy between Oc and tanh rice," Famifee dscuntar pouanV opt teeat | Pouand Paint (lice, gay Og ned opretezegtie le ee iu hy de faving = «urplus 0} feral re, wh ge it to their $08D street Hy eeun atk Ges ween — 5 de 3 T, Th& Sst" wo 8 atressase sive ™ BONTZ & GRIFFITH No. 369 7th st.. betw. 1 ana K ats. K WANTED. Call at WALL, STE & 0008. 392 Pi venus. seis ag eeeecereeemees jo 13-1 RENT —Four large MS, neatiy , “ For. ikea. convenient che CURE iabie for either a pets o! gentleman or ly. - PH ‘he rent will be in 362 7th street, near J, N [YOR SALE OR RENT—Two larre front ROOMS for rent FOR S84. 5, ve OL” MADEIRA W NE Ft sbS i aireoh, bovwoon Sound aeheate: Tie advertiver has a Garter Cask of Old Mae a... 5 eee a a wi . + O ‘or sale, ie i " is thirty four yeara oid sd wes parohaoed by ts Reon Maree, Pp @0er \ and CHAMBER pat Ne 354°C CHA Oo. owner in adeira fi’ str, bet ented en ati no 3) 3t* Rr T—Five large ROOMS in @ g00d jo- F caubu, convenient tothe fe eel ate for *he party o! entlomen o: iy . roome Wil! be fir m'shed or not se may be dec! land ead 1th etrest teleuae, Sir gse, Aeveed rmenend ie rene Eee +r gallon for t wih now red sell at that price, Addrews Box $32 City Post Office, de 2-2t* ntlemen and iring to avail themselves of th Ppscs OGRAPHY TAUGHT.— ladies ——————E—E——— ee | ee GOMS TO LET—Parlor and Chamber on the ine. pringistes rob Phasograpay and Report Bi grettoar at No. 40s seus rire thet ee prachoally course of only 12 lessons, of o1 fayette Square. Do 3)-3t™ jour each. This usefi t needs no reoommenie— ‘OR RENT—H mely ie anes oil b ROOMS, supplied with water. Apply atte 500 Eleventh street, ‘een Pa. sveuue ani G [.OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. con- 0 * + pl ity located, wi throughou % 403 Twe st., between tend kS™* moai-oca® Oh SENT o Rect EM ese Oe EW. Bates & Co., wood and ere. a apply to WieLiam t. P ite, No, ists: class, and the necessary hooks hsve arrived, the ti iol commonsemant will be determined on. Oysters--Oysters, E OVERLAND OYSTER EX! THE OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS estaui x % OR RENT—An unfarnished three Butlers, and. Puvate Pemiion with Hotels | ACER 30m ana a forniehed Parlor aad FREtH OYSTERS, by the gallon 0} severa: venue north, ithe Uysters artive daily fresh from eens 7 wig wet methche evaae cad en ea * th th on second. Apply on D etreet » grt antes pubic im entra atl guarantece« | 34nd stteata Wonk, No. 433, nest’ the Capitol p-ompt atte: tion orders, Othve—45 Market Space, (Avenue House,) be- OR RENT—Two PAR: ied yatiet tween 7th and 8th ets F amber, furni ie | no 30-im LRepublican.} noar Smid oni Fahad so at this office. no ZREAT CLOAK OPENING AT MAX- ~ RENT —A convenient and attic WEDNESDAY AND 1 HUREDAY, i Brame DWELT titested Seer ty tows PCE SBER ATR AND Sin ral xe, Istely Rp oo by Mrs. An: y,tos <? Cloth Sacques, Coats and Ci in} fiven x ¥ will ba open, ‘or. itepeotion EGAN Goon town, DG.” abe 35 ‘ove named dayne CM Story) On T Wo, EURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, Remember the piace is MAXWELL’S on first floor, at 4 street, between aod 29-e03t bales ratty 34 avenue, a — no E : RE ROOMS FOR on Seventh st Fst ANBSTYLISH moor xin of ts | Voisin Bete) Capen eee eg Ww 1 st., east side, No. 5: is eth 8 Kinds of Bry Goods for the current diss ah extensive sip 7 nisseo- a ey a po floors, P ri d £3. HAS BLY _ ED Pa. avenue and st, to the no 25-5 Lee » . Th, LA™es FOR Rec is AND SUTLERS’ | 4th ma i have no on Lam and every thing Sie eutabia ir ar fo wor! RUB'T H.G. ol” Repairing of all kinds Gown anv sltORa™ . A J have now 8 lar oelsbtated Was A lowest pri wh o BWELK. cn soon Be ther aie ANE Kove: compass | eh at AUCTION SALES. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioucer, Feast =H a od f zt te,com ‘<1ne— rm §Pariot Chater Fy dads Hine clot Bole, . T: and White yr Curtains sod *1 og an@other Bureaus, . #. Mirrors,and other Looking Fine mekergay and Walnut Wardrobes, Boot. rench, Cottage snd o'her Bed- ony Extension, Dining, amd other Gines, Crockery @rd@ Plated Ware, snd stad Sher derpete, Hal'on e large Sesoftment soranen “or mitehen Reetisites Brien Pa See ra By WALL & BARNARD. Awotioncers. T® EES 8 tS OF VERY VAlva- pa Nt ae ae Of trust, recorded in Liber FA A. &., No. 112, Sohes ere C., L wil sellin front of the soompeee, st of Lote Bact ears pathic nea? & good three-story run beck 17] @:mohes to an fers nd briek beck souverasce to be males te sapense of sas eerie no 21-td Walte RNAKD: Austs, cont of the premi-es, at the ex ine purok JH Year $ ee ihoresuiees te be’ on te the ay restos iowa “4 ately nite the aan ont tn default of the rayment soa st tte Saver copes is wiltafter having made the above apna with’ <om} stat, the property ire Se risk an Srpense, iS gt 10g 01 ‘ven Do’ vening Star.’ D. M. LAWRENCE, Trostee, WALLA® BARNARD, Recis, By WALL & BARNARD Auoctoneers. Corner 9th strect and Pa. ave. | Pa ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR iY y eal URSDAY MORNING, the Sih instant wt to ook, we will sell at our wareroom, in the Syocnup tans Apeal toot.” > Feraitare ofs iret Suites of Parlor Fernitus, consisting of Solas, Rosewred and Msheguny and Marble-top Center Mahogany and Extension Dining Tables and hire, Eamesk acd J soe Curtaine,Cornice:. and irrors and (ria s i ——S sussnee Samemns ee Ganon, Sanchar ond sinut French snd other Bed- Mehogany end Walnut Marble top ard Pisin Be- s. Wardrobes and Lou Me wry saeFiatn Weehetands ant rt Sets, aay Feather sters,and Pillows. Curied Hair aud Shusk Mattresses and other Be.- Mahkoy Stands, Preeses. Chamber Tables, Chai rs, goer and Glassware, ki other Stoves, Fire Irons, and Kitohen Utenalle a WALL& NARD. Auc's BY BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. DMINISTRATOR®’ Sas OF ee. tai pe Solvent at ‘Tenuall Town, two miles town, viz:—Bu deorsetes irs, Chins 924, 6) te ites Dee Hore Sg ht % , ke. &o Also aa Fick, Ae attached; order of ihe Administra er - bidder, By Do all over $2 two - on 1 Oy same iN Cc. HOWARD, BARNARD& aveeie eeeeae Dos-st* By J.C. McGUIRE, & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF eS anny EPR Noha Becearaa Sea eer Scan Pe tararre meer ks oare and i Roe a eee eee imamate e are with RoSeokds J. By THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. TT RESTEE’S MALE OF PROPERTY IN istrict of Co Be req of she peruse r theresy, Twill —t.; n pata te cients Eroey = e * 7. in Beatty & B atthe ere the above set. *. P. CHASE, re =, of the Treavuty. HERE 18 Somers NG YOU WANT oie CORSA UPL TON on noé Im Poste Serre a4 Sea. OF OVAL AM PHYS to a