Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1862, Page 2

TAE EVE TAR. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY. ..0......- JANUARY 6, 1862. (0% Thovgh Tux ran Is printed on the fastest Beam press in Ose south of Laltimore, tts edition 1s so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o'clock ™.; otherwise they may may not appear uotil the next day. Ova Furmyps st the various military camps and Positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted 2a to movements and affairs in their vicinities. Spirit of the Morning Press. The {ntelligencer urges immediate legislation by Congress towards the Inauguration of direct taxation The Republican blows the bellows for Gen. Jim Lane. me Lsvex —There will be a public reception at the President’s House to-morrow evening, from half past eight to half-past ten. — OUR MILITARY BUDGET. OUT AGAIN We are gratified in being able to say that this forenoon Major General McClellan was out and about again, in bis carriage. RELEASED ON PAROLE. Lawrence Sangston, a member of the late Maryland Legislature, bas been released from Fort Warren on parole for a period of thirty days, and arrived In Baltimore on Saturday morning A similar privilege has been extended to another member, Dr. J. Hanson Thomas, but it is not known whether the parole was accepted. AN ENGAGEMENT YESTERDAY Last evening dispatches were received at head- quarters here, stating that in thecourse of the fore- noon the secesh Genera! Jackson, with a force be- leved to number between six and seven thousand, commenced shelling the town of Hancock, Md., from a point on the opposite side of the Potomac. He banged away throughout the day, doing no damage whatever, either to the town or General Lander’s force, that holds the Maryland bank of the river at that point. Col Lander’s artillery returned Jackson's fire, and a continual cannon- eding was kept up between them until nightfall. Gen Lander bad not last night ascertained and reported bere whether his guns had damaged the enemy. We have reason to believe that in the course of yesterday afternoon and the night reinforcements reached General Lander sufficient to make bis immediate cominand at that point quite a match for any number of troops that Jackson can possibly bring Lv‘o the teld Vp to noon to-day, nothing farther than we state above had reached Washington concerning the affair; leaving the inference that in the course of the night Jackson bad withdrawn back from the river THE LAST SENSATION STORY The Northern papers are agog witb a sensation story saying that 9 femaie member of the fam!ly of a distinguished offictal in this city has been detected in trensonable correspondence with reb- els, conveying to them important official infor- mation obtained from her father, &c Now, we have to say that neither the military nor civil authorities bere know anything what- ever of this effair, and that mo distinguished offcer has been arrested in any such connection, as is being alleged sround the city to-day. The story is evidently 2 sensation rcorback from be- ginning to end. P. 3 —So rife is this aveurd lie over the city, 8s thet we may not improperly mention that the officer alluded to is Brigadier General Lorenzo Thomas, Adjutant General U.S.A, who, insted of being in arrest, &c., is to-day as busy as ever in the discharge of bis duties. The roorback looks very like the creation of some one of General Fre- mont’s w flati, all of whom hold that not to bean admirer of their idol, 1s proof positive of seces- sion proclivities. That Gen. Thomas should be made the subject of such a ‘‘whopper,”’ goes far to illustrate the fact that the two all-pervading diseases of the popular mind, just now, are lying and credulity. SCLDIER’S CLOTHES. A correspondent complains bitterly because, as be alleges, one of the mounted military patrols of the city took recently from a colored man an army overcoat, which, within the writer's knowl- ledge, had been honestly purchased by the wear- er. He addsthat the Government last winter con- demned and sold such clothing here, and that much of it remains in the bands of dealers in such goods In explanation, we have tosay that the nul- sance of robbing careless soldiers of their clothes and buying them o” them when at times inebri- ated, is such as to require prompt abatement The corresponding nuisance of citizens wearing military clothes leads to annoying confasion and other evils which should be stopped. ‘To that end none are permitted to wear the inilitary dress except those In all things under military rules and regu- jations. When parties dressed as soldiers claim exemption from obedience to orders because they ere not soldiers, they are therefore made at once to doff the soldier’s habiliments; and when it is possible that their military habiliments may have been stolen or improperly obtained from soldiers, the claimant to them is made to establish his right to the property ere they sre returned to him Our correspondent is wholly in error in his in- Sinuation that this rule is applied to colored Persons in soldier’s ciothes only. It is 8pplied to all not of the military service who wear them; to Persons in officer's uniforms, as well as those in Privates clothes. If ovr correspondent will take the trouble to represent (with proper proof) to the military au- thorities the facts of this particular case, as he writes them to us, his worthy colored employee ‘will doubtless get back his coat instantly; with an order to lay it aside until the necessity for refusing to permit any other than soldiers to ‘wear such clothes here, ceases to exist. COL D'UTASSY AND THE GARIBALDI GUARD. Editor Star: A friend facetiously observed a few evenings since thst, unless Gen. Blenker’s division was provided with winter quarters, the qutrringe of the soldiers would be intense, (in ) pes of this, the seeming neglect on the part of the Goverament is bat = sovurence that the rumored advance of the division is founded on truth. Brigade ond regimental drills, sham bat- thes, long marches in full military equipment, po oe oa t rigid discipline, are ail significant It Is understood that Colonel D’Utassy has been nominated a Brigadier General of this division. New Yorkers earnestly desire this confirmation Col. D'Utassy is entitled to the position by date of commission, by long military service, and the — displayed by his presenteommand. To a casi bserver the Colonel would seem of a mer. curial temperament, of ligbt and dashing man- ner; but under this exterior lies a stout rt, calm bead, and an iron will, which makes obe. dient to bis word, or look, eleven distinct nation. alities. Theat General Blenker appreciates these Qualities we are assured; for on a late occasion, after 2 brigade drill and sham battle, as the brig- the headquarters the General ordered to summon Colonel D’U! tobis Presence, and complimented him highly on the Perfection of his men. ‘When the Garibaldi Guard first joined the divi- sion, an unfortunate contre’em materially affect. ed the public mind in its disfavor—a conspiracy among the which resulted in the resigna- parce, to the regiment Tras ein byt » as aa a favor of the ‘that be would restore seven in sub. ve them a. ‘with ten recruits, and himself took piace im the ranks. These ‘are triumphs which s; for themselves, and serve to show pacer rng D’Utassy is 2 good man, as well as a soldver. ‘To err is human, to forgive divine” L. ie Lee ve "sine ‘SIDE. a, " = + The Stars and Siri ee, olsied forts ‘ars = over the fort iy; New Year's Day. A men’ had been raised by the men - fad the honor of hoisting ac oe ee aay to Mrs. Wm, stian, ci the estima’ of the Colonel of the Fecuty: sixth band Star a guns LJ were Made Rey. r. Bristol otber men and a good time in general wast hed Herrick, com; of Rochester, New York, died at ie Alexspatia: Hoepldal to! fay. Yours, &c., ine Richagpe. at GREAT FIRE IN RICHMOND. Destruction of the Therter and ether Valua- bie Buildings From the Richmond W hig of Friday we make up the follewing account of the great conflagra- tion in that city on the morning of the 2d inst., destroying the Theater, Marshall Hotel, ard other property: The fire broke out in the Theater about 4 o’clock a.m , and before the bells were rung the finmes burst out through the windows, envelop- ing the whole boliting The manager of the theater, Professor J Hewitt and Mr. E Ogden, a member of the dramatic coupany. oc- ecuplied a room in the front part of the building, and were sroused from their slumber by the ex- plosien of muskets in the property room, and the efforts of Lieut. Cone, of the night watch, to break open the front gallery door. They selzed their clothes and ran into the street to escape suf- focation. After dressing hastily, they returned to the apartment to save some of their valuable effects, and while in this effort, which ‘was only partially successful, Prof. Hewitt burnt his right hand badly, and had bis hair and mous- tache singed. A box containing several hundred dollars, and sundry account books, papers, etc , were saved; but, with this exception, the contents of the room were necessarily abandoned to the devouring fire. The loss sustained by Prof. Hewitt cannot be calculated by dollars andcents. Ozatorios, piays, rones, etc., of his composition, the production of a lifetime, together with the library and manu- scripts of the establishment, which cannot be replaced, were all destroyed. Behind the proce- nium were the costly wardrobes, furniture, sce- nery and general appointments, valued at thou- sands: of dollars, and in various parts of the bu'lding was the less valuable but rare collection of portraits of professional celebrities and repre- sentations of dramatic scenes. Mucb of this property formerly belonged to Messrs. Kunkel & Co., but had passed into the possession of Mrs. E. Mavill, theowner of the building Themembers of the orchestra lost all their instruments, inclu- ding a base viol, three violins, two French horns, valued, collectively, at$300. Prof. Loebman, the leader, lost a large collection of music, the accu- mulation of years, estimated to be worth #400 All of the company and attaches suffered more or less by the dissster; but Miss Jeannie Taylor sus- tained the most serious loss, her wardrobe, jew- elry, &c., being valued at $1,200 Phe theater belonged to Mrs. Elizabeth Magill, having been purchased by her, at public auction, on the 10th of May, 1455. The building was in- sured to the amount of $25,000, In the following offices: Richmond Fire Association, $6,000; Albe- marle, $5,000; Jefferson, $5,000; Lynchburg Hose, $5,000; and Merchants’, $4,000. “The contents of the building, which, with the exceptions men- tioned, were all destroyed, were uninsured. The loss is estimated at the round sum of $25,000. but this probably embraces the extrinsic value of some of the property. The Marshall Hotel caught from the theater, and was badly burned, besides seriously injured by the floods of water poured in. A military button fectu.y was crushed by the falling walls of the theater, and other bulldings in the vicinity were either destroyed of damaged to a great ex- tent, the whote amounting to several thousand dollars The Whig says: _ “The fire was undoubtedly the work of a mali- clous incendiary. Various speculations are afloat, but there is no clue, we believe, to the perpetrator. We have heard {t stated that the fire was predicted a week ago. The proprietress lias already, we learn, resolved to rebuild the theater on an im- proved plan.” NOTICE. New York Soldiers’ Relief B.S | Association bave a meeting at Temperance a], between 9th and 10th streets on E,on T DAY EVENING. January 7 1262, Citizens from New York urged tv attend, IRA HARRIS, Free. is X Ej WASHINGTON, January 4, 1962. Persons desirous of being vaccinated free of ex- pense wi'l be attended to by ca'ling upon either of the following named. Ward Physitinne, First Ward—Charies McCormick. M. D, Nine teenth street, betwecn I street and Pennsylvania avenue. Second Ward—J. W.H. Lovejoy, M. D., corner of land Pwelfth streets. M Dae, M D., L street, be- en Ninth and Tenth streets. pi Ward—Jos. £. Howard, M. D., No. 366 atree:. fth Ward- Geo MoCoy, M. D, Pennsylvania BSvenue, between Second aud Third streets east. Sixth Ward—Jao. M. Roberts, M. D., G street, between Seventn and Eighth streets Seventh Ward—R. C. Croggin, M. D., Seventh street. between K 4 & strents. ja6 3: RICHARDS WALLACH, Magor. THE NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY meeting of the Board of Trustees for Publio Scnoo! il be held in the Aldermen’s n TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 1 Bt43¢ o'clook. . WM B. DAYTON, Sec. THE FAIR OF THE LADIES OF 8T. Ro Aloysius Church, which was so gindly patron zed during this week, will bY request, be goptinued next ‘week till THURSDAY EVE NING, Jannary 9th, when it will be conolu sith the Grand Epiphany Fes'ival. Piease notico that the Grand Epiphany Festival is postponed to ‘Thurseay evening. Music, entertainments snd plays free every evening at schoo! rooms of St, Alo: @ Church, corner «f North Capitol and i ate. mefit of Fair aud Festival for the par.chiai schools, ia js 4-St" MEDICAL SOC'ETY OF THE Dis- ‘SRICT OF COLUMBIA —The semi an- hual meeting o: this Society wil be held atthe Medical Department of Georgetown College, ou F. between lith and 12th streets,on MONDAY, 6th January, 1962, at 12 0’c.ock m W. McK, TUCKER, ju 3-2t Keo’e Secretary. NOTICE.—We, the undersigned, Commit- tee, respectfully onil the attention of ali the efugees from Virginia to the meeting to ba held at No 344 Bightes:th street, between H and 1, on MONDAY EVENING, 8th instant, at seven o’elook. E. N. Love, John D. Wine, G.W Wright, James Siloott, J. H. May, William & ®ranklin, Walter S, Donaldson, Asbury R Johnson, j8 245" Committee. Le nese TO TAX PAYERS. CoLLector’s Orricn, ; Washington, December 21, 1861. Notice is hereby given to persons in arrears for taxes, whether gas, special, or annual tax. that unless the same is paid at this office before the lat day of February next the prop-rty on which the tax 1s due will then be advertised and sold, ae the law directs. ‘Those who wish to avoid the heavy expense of advertising will please Py within the time speci- ed ILLL . AM DIXON, de 24-cotFebt Coll eek in the New York Jollector, te my E UNION PR be held each day Ly Church, (Rev. urley’s,) commencing YER MEETING Will lock p m., to bé continued one hour only. FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO- DUCE 60 TO-1HE CORNER OF MASS. AVENUE AND TWELFTH ST. tte WHEREAS MY WIFE, ALICE JORDAN, has civen cause for & separation | hereby eau‘ion all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, &s 1 wil pay no devts of her con- 1s PAT’K X JORDAN, mark. _i38 6-30" 43c at, Ininnd, betweeo M and N, tracting. -horse WAGON, with Hi ness; one CART and GEAR, for wood & rood CARRIAGE for dug or two SSX ood and relinhie WORK horses. two g and MARES, 7 sud 9 years old, acoustomed t> work toxether. The above articles can be bought at a grest eaorifice Apply to W. WILKINSON, oor ner K and 15th sts, ja 6-3t* BE SAVED rURCHAS AND OTHE) HE COKNE! PTH ST. it* the sub- Brush, late ton Aecenest, All persona having. clsims ie enid deceased are hereby warned to exbibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to ber, before the ing ig day otherwise by law be said estate, ven band this fourth di Sry. 1862. = ": W. ANI E jane jx6-lawsw Administrator, —————_____ Administrator, EADING ALE AND LAGER BIER DEPOT, R of the celebrated owen of Mr. Felix, to. be had in la ge and small q ties, Also, ¥ Cateup, Piokled Ouions Fonver Sance, and Sour Kroat, by the barrel gallon, or in jars,at ., CHARLES MADES’ Restaurant de 23-im* corner Pa. axonue and Third st. eset PRIC * ! U. S. TREASURY NOTES ‘ickles, inegar, FOR of the di u and Northern Currency. Kxonange on t Prlscipel erties In gold or en #. io RI ous ers, No. 362 jin 2 im near ce Aut Perrons it by. note or otherwise, are req _sew__Gpysts Commer Mar egg ae TS, ee 0. wn’ de _E. A. Lake & Co.'s Marble Hall Basar, SALE —An« light covered WAG- F ON euil , Q Sahara, Am 7A LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. We make up the following summary of im- portant southern news from Charleston papers of Friday : HOSTILITIES RENEWED AT PENSACOLA. Mosttx, Jan 1—A Confederate stenmer going from Pensacola to the navy yard was fired upon from the batteries of Fort Pickens. Gen pours batteries replied, and the firing was contin at last accounts. The Richmond Dispatch of Friday says the Confederate batteries replied to Pickens, and the firing continued all day. No vessels were en- gaged on either side, and no casualties occurred with us. Gen. Bragg was absent, but Gen. An- derson was in command. Gen. Bragg returned on the 2d, but the Federals did not renew the at- tack, and our guns were silent. FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST. Avousta, Jan, 2 —Private dispatches received from Pocataligor dated yesterday, state that the Federals attem’ an advance from Port Royal Fete but were repulsed py the 14th Regiment of South Carolina volunteers, under command of Col. Jones. The Confederate loss was 15 killed and wounded. One Yankee was taken prisoner, but their loss ts not otherwise stated. Gen. Lee has Informed Jeff. Davis that he is confident of his ability to prevent the Federals from advancing on Charleston or Savannah. FIGHTING IN SOUTH CAROLINA—THE ISABEL RUNS THE BLOCKADE. Cuarteston, Jan. 2—Fighting on the coast commenced yesterday. Thirty-five hundred of the enemy landed on the main land, near Port Royal ferry. They were met with the bayonet iv jean regiments of our troops. The Yankees fied pre- cipitately, throwing away their arms as they ran. They were driven into their boats. The howitz- ers on their boats opened fire on our troops, kill- ing 6 and wounding 12 South Carolinians. The enemy’s loss is about the same. To-day the enemy landed in much larger force, at the same place. Gen. Gregg’s brigade fell back a short distance to an eligible position. The pickets were skirmishing all day. The enemy Seige an attack on the rallroad and cannot avoi: a battle The steamship Ella Warely, formerly the Isa- bel, from Nassau, ran the blockade and ar- rived at Charleston at daylightthis morning. She was chased and ineffectuallv shelled by the block- aders. She brings a valuable assorted cargo and passengers, including Mr. Bisbie, formerly a delegate in the Virgini@Legislature from the city of Norfolk. Mr. Bisbie is a bearer ot important dispatches from Mr. Yancey, and has started for Richmond. ANTICIPATED FEDERAL ATTACK. The Richmond Dispatch of Fiiday says: “A private dispatch was received yesterday from Centerville by a prominent military officer now in Richmond, in which It was stated that the in- dications point to a Federal attack at an early day on Evansport, and the probability was that a simultaneous attack would be made at other Points on the Potomac.” OPERATIONS OF THE BUTLER EXPEDITION The Richmond Dispatch of Friday says: “A private dispatch has been received here dated at Mobile on yesterday, which states that Picayune Butler is at Ship Tafand. The dispatch also states that the Federals have pominal possession of Bilox!, and it is believed will occupy all the towns on the coast in that region. They captured two cannon at Biloxi, and there were no emall- arms there for them to selze. It is stated that they landed there from five to seven thousand troops, and !t {s further rumored that they express the determination to push forward their forces to Jackson.” ARRIVAL OF A VESSEL FROM HAVANA AT MOBILE A schooner arrived at Mobile, Alabama, on the 27th ult., from Havana, bringing a cargo of coffee, sulphur, medicine, &c. The blockading fleet saw her as she came into port, but couldn’t catch her. Good seamanship and good pilotage brought her through. REMOVAL OF FEDERAL PRISONERS. Cotumaia. S. C., Jan. 1 —All the Federal pris- oners from Charleston, including Colonel Corcor- an, arrived here this afternoon in a apecial train. They were met at the depot by the Rebel Guard of this city and conducted to jail. APFAIRS IN TEXAS. The Galveston Civilian of the 18th ult. says Last nigbt’s mail brouzht us advices from the Rio Grande to the effect thata Lincoln steam pro- eggs had arrived and was blockading the river be had captured and burned a steamer. The fight was still progress) it Matamoras The State Gezette learns that a fire broke ont in Georgetown, on the night of the 9th instant, which destroyed property to the amount of about $33,000. No insurance The diptheria is prevailing to an alarming and fatal extent in the Dallas region ‘The Houston Telegraph remarks: “Oar friends at Galveston are in a considerable of a stew over the report that Gov. Lubbock had written a letter to Gen Herbert prrwmsertory | the destruction of Galveston if the city coul not be defended.”’ The Paris Advocate we that the gin-houses of R. M. Hopkins and G. Murray, Esqs , were burned a week or two ago, together with 150 bales of cotton. AK WOOD AT §7.60; eA scain, snd will Teoeiving, Seasoned Oak - whic” I will sell at $7 50, or 98 50 delivered; aiso. Pine Wood at $6 50, or §7 delivered. [ oan be found on the Railroad tratk, short distance f:o-n the p ineipal depot; or order at my houre 566 14th street, or throuch the Port v fice will be attended to. ‘Those who have ordered wood and have not received it, will please repeat their order, as I shall be able to apply ghem prompts: S. W. K. HANDY, 566 léth st. I" Carte wanted, to haul wood, at 1 per cord. j : RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & CO'S CHAMPAGNE. LEFMAN, KIEFER & THOMASS, SOLE AGENTS for the UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 139 Duane Saez, ja 4-lm New York. CHARLES 8. FOWLER & U0., IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, FINE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, ROLL METAL GOODS, .- BLOCK TIN GOODS, TINCHAMBER SETS JAPANNED WAITERS, ETHERIAL AND SOLAR LAMPS, COAL OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS, $c. &e. _ 504, Opp FsLtLows’ Hatt, Savane ST, ja4-im,. ‘Q@sh:ngton City. Rialto House, Basement corner D and Ninth streets. O'BRIEN & DENGEL, PROPRIETORS Where do you get the best of OYSTERS in tyle> sverymtyie? atthe RIALTO HOUSE, Corner of D and Ninth sts. et MEALS at all hours, and 'S of every kind? Atthe. “RIALTO HOUSE, Corner of D and Ninth ats. Where do qos got the best of LIQUORS and Where ao you REF RESHME 3 t he» ice? CIGARS at the one Dent Pct TO HOUSE, js468 Corner of D and Ninth sts. BOSWELL'S Medicated Cough Candy, For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, HOARSENESS, And all inerment stages of Consumption. For eaie, wholesale and retail. by = Corner Meryl Samra DIMER AY Penn. avenue, nsar Brown's Atel, fader Draggists and Sutlers generally. LACK TEA’ LACK TEA! ‘ Se shonin stan : See areaave been received > day. ls i ree) pane! KING & BURCHELL, ja3 Corner 15th street ‘ermont av. 1GGERS & HENKY’S W asain ton ane ALEXANDRIA EX- Leaving each city twice a day. Orders left on slate at Grenory's Behe Srare oF Mar- tio’s Franklin House, Was! will meet wit prompt 3 2w* : Aviine precinct anor SIL Vien wane. ding Presents, Lon pool sat Geneve. Watches “4 PEGE we toon gp On inred sesortmeat just rooewved and - Woda vases. js 3-8 ._ Browa’ 5 B, NC = oe U CURRENT. MOREY PUR. jadim mortise jebr TELEGRAPHIO. AMUSEMENTS. ing —_AMUE - | _—«AVOTION SAL FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Wasuinoton atitemy ustc, | THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MOKROW, »_Dasmmons, Jo @.—The Old Plat bea beings a ‘Ayawes, (cotta fare Be ~~ By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. been received by the general press from any of ie. even ye Free Conee racing selection from the best clases ib 85 DID ASSORTMENT OF 81. V¥R- Wate at AUCTION.—On pad TN | ae Fy halt | i }» Jani &t 2 o’clos! the correspondents at Fortress Monroe. ap fa-~a fingered Rtg the es nt Boor ‘our A: Rooms. we + heli wane Serckapne ere Seely yam ‘soulnctured exolenive'y tor city reinl oor a Pegteaaehy Magne | ieraci ss Wena wii | as snes ge wit 7 i on Satu the 2 De- eicr the atieu! wo atene ~~! kp ee als ¢ Ee and hag cember, arrived at this port last Friday night, roehanta fpr sale in the Federa! M: Fonp sed Oneter Torseee Bee Dishes ‘The Magdalene bas’ one thousand. troops for | olis. ENRY ROSENTHAL, ® Bask — te * Canada. ; pot-im —s ‘Fea Kuives, Spoons aud Forks, &0. ‘ cee ee aoe ae by the} CONCERT rj cumentenr, D.C. 3@ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Anots. It was reported on the London Stock Exc! ill be given ie that the eet authorities at Washington ape Hutchinson Family, PA ge corennnn nounced against the capture of Messrs. Mason and Atthe Uniree Starrs, or ox Roan Bow: Mawr Slidell, and that they were on their way to Eng- CHUR Tion.—On TUESDAY. oy we tha a MOUNT ZION M. E. CHURCH, sel! in front of opr Store, o. 526 cor.er Beven! Statements from the Paris Patrie of the number On TUESDAY EVENING, January 7th and D atic .m— of Freach eee owas iA New Yoox ateected at- | Admission 35 en's, jas Terms oxen aphn S HORSE. tention, and was rega: much satisfaction > OOK OUT FOR TRE By order of the nay " cn tus Latee "Obeuae. THIRTEENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY “GREEN'S WILLIAMS, Avcts. ® . 1863) THE (see ieee rt 3k hated BY Wisuik cornet Posen wade or Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Franklin Halli. cormer 9th and D ste. EXPRESS WAGONS a7. AUCTION. —Three On MONDAY, January ‘ce heavy covered f Tickets 5) cents, admitting & pand is- perior make; euch ae Co.’s dies, 86 st” & ress, Will be sold on KNING, (with its connections) R THEATER. instant. at 10 o’olook, in ‘the Auc'ion {8 A FIRST CLASS ROUTE ENG, GEMENT OFM “2 B OWENS. — a1so, TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES:| MONDAY, January 6th. will be per: the | 3 sets H SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT! comet? org STOOPS TO CONQUER a4 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, STONE BALLASTED AND] rpeieletes 7. S. OWENS WALL ARD, A FREE FROM DUST! Togonclnae with ive fargret ‘Tepaterteete-| 27 WALLS BARNARD, As BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH | >!es.”_Jsok Humphries—Mr.J.E.Owens. it CLesixe SALE ee a UASLE Ft RS FROM BALTIMORE! KEN@'s AMPHITAEATER. instant, at 10 o'dlook. We close ont at pabhosee THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM Son, the large Sesortanent of “Sole Lessee snd joists whieh on exhibition st our large on feet et in PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH! on od rear of our Avotion Room, consi o1— | Two of them making + Prospert.._ ‘S\gusieal Director | Hudson Bay, Sabine, Squirrel, krminey Si) CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG yt ‘ee a “ge fe ee . With trains on the crntaeeee ee eepeettally announess © brief | G25 aad Beaver Gaention Coline, ape ani NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD, DAN RICE, Coats, none, ; . e Celebrated , ond ny, . Badger, THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE AMERICAN HUMORIST Jone naw Iiged aod unltoed Bufbio Carrinecued FROM WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to all points in the West, NortTH-wast anv Soutn-west. whose reputation as LOGICAL ARGUER: a CONVERSATIQNALIST, FACETIOUS JOKER! 01 ja3 (Rep) WALL & BARNARD, Avcts, -By J.C. McBUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. SAbe OF STOCKS BY ORDER OF T! ‘ And Pa LOSOPHICAL was ¥ SORPH SNe Count—On TURSDAY AFTER- ("For Through Tickets, apply at the Office of ition to be ‘ anal a oor" norable the Northern Centrale) Hoad Com- | ISddiventome | Oo eas pits, Orphans’ Gosnell ea © — pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore. he will introduce the 6,200 Qaarterly Corporation of Washington 6 Splendid Sleeping Carson all Night Trains] Tue Dancine Hoare Boone. oun 2 hoo Bank of the Metropolis Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains. ‘Asd “THEM” MULES! Ros O'BRIEN, FROM WASHINGTON. Passengers wil take the 68. nd 5 arriving in Baltimore ‘6 close conuectio: Whoss ecgagement will commence on the Northern Central MONDAY, January 6, 1862, burg atip. m. and 145 connectin, And continue m., th with the trains on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad for ail parts of the west. 7 ADMIssIon. Cirole —_.. ..-... Children under 10 years old.___. aliery__.. Colored Galler: Colored Boxes FREIGHTS, 5 By this route, frgishts of al! descriptions fo: ied to and from any point on the of Ohio, Kentuoky, tndians, Jilinois, lowa, or Missouri, by Kasiroad direct. Tbe Peonsy vania Central Railroad also connects at pittebarg, ‘with Steamers, by which Goods can forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, ~mmeig ‘Tennessee, Comperiant. finnote. ‘Mise: issippi, lsconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkacess. and Red Rivers; and at Cievaiand, Sahdueky and WEDNESDAY On DAYLIGHT 786 The whole Amphitheatnen! a will assist in the entertainmen ven DAN RICE, Every Evenine Dorine tas Werk. IsPLay: RICHARD P. JON hal Joms F ENNIS, Lit rs. __4.€. MooUIRE Avcts. FUTURE DAYS. By BARNARD & BUCKKY, Auctioneers, ae yr eye D.d. in aeehion " SALK.— rtue de TD irert rome Win We Manos tated ant & on 1861, and of record, we will Lith day of Febr ihe aha Frere fue cetterume fed fauing’ tack or reet Tuuuing back north: of the same width, 125 eat with the improvements, consisting of a two ae. eaie: One-third of the purchase money at auction Bt So'clook p. INES. Agent, Chicago with steamers to ali Northwestern Lakes. Dlerchants and shippers entrusting the tranepor- tat € to this Company, oan rely nfidenoe on its + peedy A THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and fro: gist in the West, by the Peunsylvania C lroad, are at ail times as favorable charged by other Katiroad Companies Le Be partiou'ar to mark packages “via Pann. CuntRat x. R.”” : MAGRAW & KOONS, Freight 4 cents, = ‘0, 80 North street, Balt)more, ENOCH LEWIS, Gen’l Supsrint’t, Altoona, Pa. ANTERBURY HALL, Loursianas avenue, near corner of 6t: rear of the National and PEN EVERY ats With the first talent (Formerly the Washington Assembl: Rooms, io Brown’s Hotels, NIGHT! in America, ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Last Night of the great Eccentric Ethiopian Artist of the Day, ol to be paid in oath ; and the residue at three equal instalments. 8t three, ex and nine mouths, with interest, to be secured. WALTER 8. COX, BUGH CaPERTON, Trustees Seocemeve Build’s Assoois'n. ja6wawis BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, Georgetown, D. C. RUSTEE’S SALE.—By virtue of a dexd of T trust ‘248 de | ; Ah ‘tok, dated May 20, 1855. aud of record. we will effer at auction, on the lith day L L. HOUPT. Gen’! Ticket Ag’t, Puiladeloni f { Februsry. at 3 o'clock the Hi, ii "HOUSTON, Gen'l ‘“Frevght Agent, Pitta FRAN BROWER 2 thatiot {crouse in \Georgetoway bow — ae for” ja 4-dly — ws, viz: Beginning = ond of twenty-six METROPOLITAN ROTEL, WABHINGI'N, VIRGINIA MOMMY! From ths sonthonat intorsvotion nf Week ced Wheres {a EO i his friend vk Nia momey streets, apd sunenng Seanee eastory, b: with } and the traveling public that he has lone for rt VIRGINIA MU z a monet ~— ~ Te th twenty = ae, Ieereiy es Macetal Brown. andio duaurs tem [FRAN BROWER 22 SINGEE BUUE-| Schou’ bet lence wonwarty, asdrare Brat tney will Rade ae Be ‘fete ne to keep Seteenieis & SING i 7 Soeth sashy, six feet to the beginning with the at n ° fully solivite their patronage anes Serene; STAR COMPANY! ferme of sale : One-third of the purchase moner ANDREW R. POTTS, New Songs, New Dances, &c., &e. to ain and the residue in three equal ja 3-1 roprietor. aad — toecaimenta tt ree, six, And nine months, with N sw terest, t red. UNION FUEL DEPOT. NEW VESES WEEE: ike "terme of ele aes be complied with withip —— 108 0: 8 week after sale, or perty reeo 4, COAL—COAL—COAL! AFTERNOSS PE {FORMANCES ‘One Peeks notice, Bt the risk and cost ofthe : fl tortor a Wi eohginto: rm our customers and CANTERBORY ALL, sellii AL, (Red and Vhite Aan ce more ane delevered, * the following prices. vis: Gross Tom t2-240 tbe.) or _—___. —___. 3 Also for sale, a choice lot of HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD. POR LADIES AND CHILDREN, FOR LADIES 4ND CHILDREN, 4OR LADIES AND CHILDREN, FOR LADIES 4ND CHILDREN, FOR LADIES 4ND CHILDREN, Commmenoing TUESDAY. Anp Every Wapngspay anp SaTURDAY APTER- TASTER AS9, _ Batis onset Bxlsige aeoatcn,. By mama Anvctioneers. paver, E'S SALE.—By virtue of s deed of } trust from B. Hw dated Sertember 22, NOONS, 18%, of . We will offer *t suction on t McKNEW & MARLOW, itte de of Fevruary, 1 on the ats _17~ Office corner 7th stand Canal. jas 6t wit Pond Thousend Costly Presents the | cloak p_ m., that part of lot number ninety one, ILITARY OVERGOATS! Ridience, during these Matinese (eiiie donfy & Hat iow afaition: Side Sf Bros: M MILT EARS OVERCOATS!! Siegert Christmas Souvenirs ck treet, in, Georgetown, a point distant Ready-m*de or made to order. ‘The most sxten- gia fest measured cast, ‘weet corner cf anid sive suey constantly on hand, rangicg from Poy | anus and gee rucuiog teense cout and ny fi SOrereoaia, Dress and Fatigue Coats, Pants, chine, cha baie ‘Chem sis a ot Mre seher'a ioe thenoe east on the line of yest. madelto order, on short notice, at our ui ohildre:'s Neok hsine, ‘ents’ ekg * e ed 4 dostewit cinteng AH WACKER & Penta: ee oe conn == = Sven The managers cai] tothe minds of the eale: rohase money ISSOLUTION OF of this city the slegant Presentation “ Sgt pfs in three equal corantnememir. | Testun wre mise $i Mtaltoreas iD ns ° The copartnership heretofore existing under th ducted. Th resents wil] be given in - comp: Rhme of = Zz ‘Swen er, & Coryot 0 Say siroat . tion tot ie finest Cperformaness Seton ey = ep Sain ‘ork, is, is Ce! Ms dis u u 5 = solved by mutual conse: Ail the b of aid Perfo saloons attached to the be closed 4 J firm will be paid by Andrew J Sweetser, and all i afternoon perfo our mat- 5 during th srties indebted will pay said Sweetser all moneys | nees wi jue to said firm, Smt WALLACE ee Washington, D. C., Jan.1, 162, jas st RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO. BANHER SB, 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ious cannot bury. ies, childen, i rmances, be condacted in such most sroget lt Rot hohe taator ht Prices = Parquet, 2 conte; Rosewood Orchestra Chairs, 50 centa, y BARNARD & BUOKE erie me . SALE— irtue yRusy i) L ¥ ce a. we will ofer ‘st suction’ on (neer Brown's Hotel,) No Presents presented st mgbt.} part of lot No ~ Iesue DRAFTS on all parts ofthe United States,| _ia “ fe Georgetown." ie in sums to suit Officers and Solaie-s. Also, = Bing at north west corner | on London, Ireland, snd, Wales, and ai! parts (g£ORGE CHRISTY'S thence south, slong North aren of the Cont nent of Europe. ja2im = eure RA HOUS. F AS 3 Taare Sea ker Rakin forty-ats fest, to the at Tae avirion SANS wit open their new GuoRGE Chaisti'd MINSTRELS . oonsisting of two Banking House in the Colonization Building. core From Broadway. New York, eale : One-third of pea | ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4% street, Wash. Comprising 16 of the ;. ty in thi ou | ington, D. ¢. on MONDAY, January ‘6th, _Pioxep Stans oF MINs: ir! to be paid in cash, ; Tee eq 7 | 1 the pose of tranaaoting s general bank- | The entire ente: mone dor the mmediate ~ at saeg vata -and Bine months, with ing business, lon ied within king hours mn 10a m,and3 GEORGE CHRISTY, e terms of sale be ro hs og BERS er Ang EAB en, Te etree et ae eet en Se fuktad ove line Et parchase, aa ot ALAGA GRAPES. we . o eveni rt] 100 sus, ihe fit oration and of ax-| Biigeinangtinisees omees Conene Sl RATER ALES. Perior quality, just reosived. on aun haar, KING & BURCHELL. EW YEAR’S CALLS. iipmecin Ccotemens iy rs ry jn4 Corner i5th st. ana Vermontay. | Peter Day. raoters by 1 ee Caney bere _SERRARD & SOGEET. Anes. outs _SERRARD & SUCK ET. An ie see B 0 MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS, | ;, {he usual meiai BATCHELOR’S GEN! VUINE HAIR DYR, f, Ths Only Relable fond Harmiess Hair Dye Known, rg, Daneri joy DY the waole a ere 50 cents ; Galiery, 25 cents. br instant, we shell sell, 8 4 o’olOok p. m., in front ] N ‘wo 3 witty reg? tg tes ESDAY. the Sold by all sta; also. at BReneron’s Patent ‘Medioine bry Patent Office, cor. re ‘Tth, Ce Ladiee ag ie Penn’a avenue, where 2 Factor: 1 Baroley et. 0° lied, if desi: 333 Broadway) N. Y. INDIA RUBBER GOODS, OF ALL KINDS-FOR THE ARMY. A large street, > Ter hd nave De ‘ she ona! vate classes ; de 17 Im~ FraptiONA gs DANGUNG OADBY aT boa’ Rirenh taught. Pry pire ot Wit a BgRN ES, at Poo w # Shick HOUSE AND LOT, yo a a ae, which ares good Brisk Dwelling | B Os , | iets’ 25 my orth Daa the sonar of the ossir. ae = i twelve in Cap | vot Dancin, stock just receiued, JOuN PUDNEY. é PERHAM’S 5B st. 324 Pa av.,( back room) or 3: Wok caps. OMPOR: RS, OER, UNTL SHI &o., fresh cds. at JOHN Se bees 3i D acreet, betw: en 9th and Lith. ALO & WOLF ROBES, LAP RO. Brees SRE ey eee st reo. 3 av. (back room) or 355 Diutreet, ‘Sth and 10ih, ~ UTLERS !—Sutler: willalways find Ss des: ‘ods at the Su Soir ‘PUDNEY, brat Sante and - BidNgecr i om B. PU * dem 355 D stients botwoen oth ond ioth. ; "Wrenn SERRATE sr rue dam Pheartats fie Speen wes. BENIN OGRE bare arenes Adioias Catae b jotel, SRA ie _ ae Fe From Baltimere te Bosten, CUPR, ONLY. ...00¢----- UP TO JANUARY 31, AND TO RETURN BY SAME New Rom Pe ko. "s. . =a B. STRONG. Gtovrs GRAND EXCURSION To NEW YORK AND BOSTON. EXCURSION TICKETS ON OR BEORE MARCA ist. eS Es Tees tra sr lie Hg efor poue Sowing tere “Tegtag sarees mies. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, T E8’S SALE OF VALUAB DAY, and re- 1982, ROUTE