Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1862, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIO. The Obie Legislature—Message of the Gev- erner CiEveLann, Jan 6 —The Obio Legislature was a. to-day, and the Governor's message re- ived. The Governor ratulates the 4 on the prospect of a favorable termination of resent war, and on the pao prosperity of the ite for the past ._ He relates briefly the his- tory of the State since 1802, when the Constitution ‘was adopted, mere tang the immense increase of ith and population. are Ltt some space to affairs of local in- terest, he refers the report of Secreta and dissents from his plan THE EVENING STAR.| OUR MILITARY BUDGET. WASHINGTON OITY: . | tate richmond and Charleston, newspapers TUESDAY....0000.00--. JANUARY 7, 1869. make it plain that the oligarchic authorities recognize in the delay of forward movements on the part of the armies of the Union, against which our ewn red republicans enveigh so loudly, an absolute surety that when such movements do take place, their rebellion will be annihilated, past per adventure. They state the case so much clearer than we can state {t, as that we prefer to let them do so for us—as follows (from the Richmond Ez- aminer : “The _— sent on this expedition. and borne by the transports attached to it, are, like all the troops in the field, raw and undisciplined. Now, eateien of the Routh mest fos untrained voluntrers ofthe Norte, with, poset of numbers and assumed as a certainty. an roofs of this war leave no possible doubt of the ndividual superiority of the southern man over the northern man in a personal combat; and this superiority is still the only element in the battles fought between the two nations. This is our security against the fleet and army which o; ites this winter on the southern coast. It is our t and absolute defense for the present against great force collected along our northern fron- tier. So long as the armies of the Union and of the Confederacy are both composed of recruits, we stand in no danger, and need entertain no apprehensions. The dark hour of our trial has not yet come. [t will come whenever McClellan has succeeded in converting his Yankees into the involuntary machines known to the military science as regiments, brigades and divisions. This is theend that he proposes to himself. This is the secret of his long delay. This is the work of his hands and his bead at this moment. He may succeed in executing it completely. The cowardly individuals of the most unwar- e race, when long subjected to a rigid and methodical discipline, can be amalgamated into bodies which act with the certainty and insensi- bility of combinations of iron and brass moved by steam and directed 7 bore human hand. There isno reason to suppose that the people of the Uni- ted States are exceptions to the rule that holds ood with Hindoos, Muscovites and Malays. Their separate poltroonery can be overcome the power of military organization, and then the courage of our segregated soldiery—however noble—may be broken like the wave on a mass of stone ere lies the true danger of the future. While the North relies on discipline, we trust still to individual Sapariority; and, however bril- ant the results that the last has hitherto gained. and may still secure, it will be found in the end as inefficient on the American continent and in the nineteenth century as it has ever been in all other ages and all other lands ” NAVY YARD. The steamer Yankee came up from the flotilla yesterday, and went down again in the afternoon. She had a hole in her bow, made by a shell fired from the rebel battery at Cock-pit Point a day or two since, when the Anacostia and Yankee ex- changed shots with that batlery—no serious dam- age being done on either side. The shel! men- tioned entered the bow of the Yankee, and struck one of her knees, but did not explode. The King Philip has gone down, to be used as an ice boat ‘Though Tux Stax is printed on the fastest enans pecan ceeaueseccuiemmmnsco: Mek been is 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 u.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Ovz Farenps at the various military camps and positions will confer s favor by keeping us posted ‘as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. ry Chase, of establishing a na- tional currency as liable to many — and impracticable as a measure of relief to the Gov- ernment. He likewise objects to the income tax imposed by Congress as making an unwise dis- crimination between people who are all willing to contribute to the support of the Government in portion to their means. and Giscriminating Pettween United States and State securities. Referring to military affairs, the Governor states that on the first call of the President 92,000 men volunteered. The number of men from Ohionow in the three years’ service is 77,844, of which num- ber 45,985 arein active service outside of the State. This does not include citizens ef Ohio who have entered military ‘izations in other States, because of the want of authority to receive them in Ohio. The total amount expended for war purposes to Jan 1, 1862, including unpaid Habilities, is $2,339,457. The Governor thinks the ultimate effect of the war will be the extinction of slavery; but he de- precates immediate emancipatio’ JOB PRINTING Or Every Dzscnirrion Exeouted with neatness and dispatch en applica- tion at the STAR OFFICE. At the Lowest Cash Prices. Ratisfaction guarantied. no 22-tf Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues in favor of exchanging prisoners with the rebels. The Republican again blows the horn for Gen. Jim Lane. 10> We are requested to state that there will bea public reception by the President this eve- ning, commencing at 8% and ending at 104 o'clock. Utah Applying fer issien inte the Union. Great Satt Lax, Utah, Jan. 6.—At a mass meeting held in this city to-day, resolutions were assed relative to the admission of this erst 4 nto the Union asa State. Delegates were elect from this county to meet delegates from other counties on the 20th inst , to draft and adopt a constitution and form = og Aigpieceran to be submitted to the \e for their acceptance or en Congress w ‘Ll be memorialized for the mission of Utah during the present session. Bad S'gns. The refiecting portion of the community con- versant with the history of nations, will read the story of yesterday's legislation of the House of Representatives with equal alarm and regret, as upmistakeably illustrating the fact that the tendency of its action !s, surely, unlesschecked by some influence as yet unknown, to reénact here, in our dy, the rol¢ of the French National Amembly at the close of the last century, when, in the name of the sacred cause of Human Liberty, that body, equally as irresponsible, collectively, as our own House of Representatives, taught the world the terrible lesson of the legitimate results of unbridled demagogueism, which, though ringing in ite ears up to this time, seems now about to be utterly ignored on this side of the Atlantic. The action to which we refer is the deliberate usurpation by the House of the functions of the Executive, in the matter of the direction of the military arm of the Government, under oratorical appeals every whit as revolutionary (as law and Conatitution defying) as those which all may read in history, as the early appeals of ‘‘The Mountain,”’ from the French Assembly's tribune, that led to the scenes througbout France, recol- lection of which, even to this day, causes the blood of society everywhere to run cold ‘The pretence for this deliberate usurpation is that the House do not acknowledge the right of Frem New Mexice. Kansas City, Jan.6.—The Santa Fe mail has arrived, with dates to the 2d. It brings no news of importance. Fort Wise is garrisoned by three companies of Federal troops The small pox is raging throughout the whole Territory, and is extremely fatal to children. Specie is very scarce in the Territory. The weather is cold on the plains. A large number of Indians were met on the road, but they were friendly. The Wisconsin State Government. Mavison, Wis, Jan. 6 —The inauguration of the Governor and Siate officers took place to-day. Ex-Gov. Randall, on retiring, thanked bis friends and co-workers, and expressed regret at parting fo Sov Harvey in from them. He was followed by a few appropriate words. a! , Jan. 6 —The republican and people’s caucus met to-night and nominated H. 4. Raymond for Speaker of the Assembly. No AvBany, N.Y eet coe areaaaty Gen Sigel Tendered his Resignation Sr. Lovis, Jan. 6 —General Sigel has tendered bis resignation. The cause is not known Se ee a the Commander-in-chief to decline according to m 7 ED Bb KETS, COMFORTS AND Congress any information concerning military c ONGRESSIONAL iL Sheeting 1 oes se Tickings. rower Tab! ee Sees inens, and s| ner kirds o} Ouse koe] affairs, the promulgation of which be may regard XXXVIIth CONGR ESS—Second Session. ‘ood, ‘slat our proverbialiy low. TiGes. as being likely to prevent the success of the arms ——— in pisin figures. Pen FaRey > nee, of the United States In the current war. We know Sanate.—Yesterday, after the close of our re-| ~'* = — =o Bvene + well that those of the body bent on the Inaugura- tion of ared republican revolution in the loyal States, endeavor to conceal the fact for the time being, by stating the question in issue somewhat differently. But, stripped of such subterfuges, those loyal to the Constitution comprehend it to be just as we explain it. That acting under such eratorical appeals as that of Mr. Lovejoy yester- day, the House should deliberately resolve that ‘THEY are The State—that, like the King, they can do no wrong—that there now exists no authority whatever in the land but thelr unbridled will— tells, with inexpressible force, of the fact that un- leas checked, thefr course bids fair to turn the. arms of one half those in battle array for the Union, agsinst the other half, and to substitute social ‘war at the North, for the current civil war in which all true patriots are figbting for the restor- ation of the Union. Sranp From Up: Genera] Fremont is here, doubtless in execution of a pian of the red re- Publicans to assail the Government through irre- sponsible means. That is: through the action of a Congressional red-republican committee, assu- ming the right to do what it pleases—to pro- Pport— A resolution instructing the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, to inquire into the expediency of collecting a tax on the conveyance of intelligence by telegraph, was adopted. Sundry bills and resolutions were introduced and referred, and the bill supplementary to an act to amend the judicial system of the United States. discussed by Messrs. Trumbull, Sherman and Wade, and postponed till Monday next Adjourned Hovsx —Yesterday, after our report closed— Mr. Richardson addressed the House upon the resolution of Mr. Conkling, calling for informa- tion relative to the Ball’s Bluff disaster. He held that this was nota subject for investigation by them, but it should be left with the military authorities. Congress should trust something at least to the Departments of the Government. Mr. R. also urged an immediate movement of me Crittend r. Cri len opposed the resolution, and con- tended that the House has uo power under the Constitution to inquire into these milifary matters. The army Is under the command of the President of the United States, who is responsible in these Operations. To interfere with this, therefore, on Re Soe Been aa red such feelings lead us into improper measur 2s on our part. Mr. Vallandigham believed in the right of Con- T° SUTLERS AND RESTAURANTS. 10) baskets very superior CHAMPAGNE WINE for salecheap by ~ WM.CORWIN BURGY, No. 357 Pennsylvania avenue, entrance on Sixth st bh BALMORAL BOOTS. OAT aigees Double sole Balmoral. io do do 1 50 12 00 Glove Calf do a Also, a.l other styles of Ladies’ and Misses’ Balmoral Boots, the cheapest and best assortment in the city. J. ROSENTHAL, No. 16 Market Space. _ i700 Penn avenue, between sth ard 9th ets. DssoLvuTion OF COPARTNERSHIP. The ti hij the undereig: eau is this day d A. Lutz heretofore exi ped up jer the firm of Lurz between Bratt, ved by mutual consest. : ne Buthorized to use the name of the firm in liqidation of the business of said firm. A. LUTZ. a 7-St* HORATIO BEALL. Foot WARMERS FOR CARRIAGES OR We have this day opened another lot of those ex- cellent Foot Warmers for Carriages or Beds C, W. BOTELER & SUNS, 220 trom Hail. Nas oe ves —coues U co! SE MOORE’S SRUILL DRO Qn agreca- ble, safe and effectual cure for Coughs. Prone! hitie, ai jot ovo false gress to enforce responsibilities upon all the heads | CT?UP, £0. Only try a 25 ent box the Government and euch other oteisa,civh ted | ef Deperimenta. Hie thought the power cenit | yeray MOOHESS Went Ket Oree Store, has , civil and | ever to be surrendered, and would ~ - military, as may be understood to be opposed to Mie acne an abolition revolution. The design is evidently ‘to destroy the morale of the army, and to depose, by revolutionary means, all in authority who rec- ognize their obligation to the Constitution of the United States as a nigher one than any possible obligation to a Congressional abolition cabal In a very short time, it Is evident to us, this rev- olutionary conspiracy will be so developed as that the country at large will comprehend its aims and means, in all their length and breadth We believe that they have but to become thor- oughly known to defeat themselves; because sure that when the question is put to the nation, whether !t will remain true to the Union’s Gov- ernment, Constitution and laws, or will bow toa Joint dictatorship of Fremont, Lovejoy, Wendell Phillips «t ai , acting at first under cover of the usurped license of a Congressional committee, Uttle,-indeed, will be left of the latter. maintain the subordination of the military to the civil authorities. The British Parliament had exercised the right of Inquiry into the conduct of the Crimean war. But here the Secretary of War but only exercises the discretion allowed to him ay ee ouse, and it was now too late to complain of It. Mr Lovejoy always believed the militar: should be subordinate to the civil power. He believed the regular military officers were in the wa) of anadvance. Weare watching with the fruitiess hope ef the rebellion being put down. The idea is if we don’t hurt anybody the rebels will return to their allegiance. The reason why we are not successful is that we are standing before an in- censed God; we are not true to the principles of —— and true to those of human equality, name- » liberty throughout all lands sad to all the in- habitants thereof. The everlasting negro cannot be got rid of; you mightas well try to brush awa: God's throne. The trouble does not consist either in oo orGen. Halleck; it is an angr God Wing these powers as instruments to punish —————__**s tne. avenue. south side, CLorHs. CASSIMERES AND VESTING8— A full stock of choice fabrics at iess than the usual rates, . One price only, marked in plain figures. An examination of stock solicited’; no ob'igation to purchase incurred thereby, ERRY & BRO. ja7-6t Penn avenue and Nini 5 Bex! GRADES HOOP SKIRTS Opened this Also, our usual full stock of all kinds of selec’ ¥ Goods for the general and special wants o! ilies and housekespers. One price only, marked in fig no purchaser is over charg: ia7-6t 3 henoe, ERRY & BRO., Penn. avenue and Ninth st. A BALMORAL SKIRTS, NEW and choice assortment of select colors avd patterns, many styles, not found elsewhere. In addition « fine and am ik of all k of Foreign and Domestic Dry js in Bil the depart- ments of family wants, . An in-pection of stuck incurs no obligation to urchase. One price only, marked in plain figures; he: no purchaser is deceived. » * smente, us. = eh x Eiorerk he would make any PERRY & BRO, a eee sacrifice under the constitution to preserve sl: - ja7-6t 5 Cau !—Some cruel joker perpetrates the fol- | did not believe that thie Government wes, a Fae eae sad Ninth st, lowing at the expense of the Republican, and that paper publishes it with the most confiding good faith : WHEREAS MY WIFE, ALICE JORDAN, has given cause for a separation Thereby caution sil persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, &3 1 will pay no dents of her con- be perpetuated i & war upon the institution of slavery. If the Government insists upon making this kind of war of slavery upon the border States, he would tell them that our Union wag gone. tracting. ie “Your paper comes to me along with m & Wasbington mail, and I cannot forbese touay thet aris ,remolution was finally adopted—yeas 79, PATE 5 JORDAN, I read it with great satisfaction. It is a comfort age mark. 4% at, Island, between M and N, LE—A two-horse WAGON, with Har- ness; one CART and GEAR, for wood or coal; a good CARRIAGE for one or two horses. two good and reliable WORK: MARES, 7 and 9 years old, acoustomed t? work together. The hove exietes ei Lue besah ata grest sacrifice y . .oor- ner K and 15th ais!” js 6-3t* —______J8 ¢%* EADING ALE AND LAGER BIER DE. . R of the celebrated brewery of Mr. Felis ays x sige and small quantities. Also, Pickles, iP. Piokled Onions Pepper ‘Sauce, Vinegsr Mr. Stevens, of the Committee of Ways and Means, introduced a joint resolution explanatory of increased duties ‘on tea, coffee, and sugar; Passed. Anjourned. to find a paper without long-winded harangues, and that seems to perceive and hold fast to the salient points of our great contest. Of the things I really want to know, I believe | find more in the Repudiscan than in any other paper.” NOTICE —A meeting of the Fenian Broth- v ¥ erhood will be held at Patrick Nichol Hotel. on next SUNDAY NING. at7 o'clock. All former members who are anxious for the cause Sre earnestly invited to attend. By order of the President, ia 7 2° THOS. J. PHILLIPS, 8e0. is enterprise as will be seen by the advertisement elsewhere, affords great facilities for cheap traveling, enabling all persons, by purchasing an excursion ticket, to visit northern cities at half price. Officers and Ci soldiers on furlough, will find this a great eco- lew York Soldiers’ Reiiet | *¢ Seur Kraut, by the Sarre; gallon, oF in jareya nomical convenience in visiting their homes, between Sthand sess en Bane do 28 ae CHAR LES WADED ae ard st. tickets being good to return until the first of | DAY EVENING. January 7, 1862, Citizens from HiGHEST PRICE Paip shall scrapes stents eA HARRIS Pi FOR U.S. TREASURY NOT! U7" A most respectable meeting of British resi] Joun 8. PoLE. Seo, . Hy} of the different issues, and Northern - Exohange on the iy cities ‘North parable ao } a ; eC WUTTENHOUBES FANT ES iet-im Bankers, No, 352 Penn, dents of New York was held in that city on Sat. urday afternoon last, at the office of the British Consul, for the purpose of expressing condolence ‘with Queen Victoria on the sad occasion of the MAYOR'S OFFICE, > ASHING 5 mcsons desironn bine vasianie fed St. mn ? Bis following anand Ward Pasgd upon either of ‘hysicians: death of the Prince Consort. Suitable resolutions | , First Ward—Charles McCormick M.D, Nine inthe and anaddress to be forwarded to the Queen wens teenth between I street and Pennsylvanta Att, Perrone inaabued ta the undersigned, either Ward—J. W.H. Lovejoy, M. D., corner settle without Botta rare Ma eas wwelfth * Rose: Ghrtrah ios Punsonat —Brig. Gen. Shicids arrived at New Ward—6. M Dae, M D., L street, be- Between hate, York on Saturday from California to accept the Ward—Jon Tr Heterd, M. D., No. 366} 42-20 Opposite Conver Atarkst, military positien tendered him by the National | inte ites. nga eared ADIES’ TLEMEN’S D CHIL- Goverment is sraeh sega an eer | A CSA oh ona Sixth’Ward—Jno. M. Roberts, M. D., 6 atreet, | KERU s, “SC. . TIES, CR Seventh Warden: Eiahi se est Ds teventh | LENEN COuL, tS cea oe ‘ strect, between K and F atr anaes . 3 Bas ret me i tt WALLACH, Mayor. de 2 _E. A. Lake & Co.’s Marble Hall Bazaar. OR SALE —An exoellent light - _ON, suitable for sutlers? “huscsien es ted active chesnut HORSE. Apply to“. tionai Intel:igencer Office. AK WOOD AT $7.50; PIN OD A’ -50; 6.50,— O ain, and will te Tose ving eosseca Ja Wood whic” I will sell at $750, or also, Pine Wood at $6 50, or 87 Pom the p lasipal Gevats arene iho 5 ere . 566 14th street, or t roush the Post Office wills faves secured ie Til gtacce Souecetieor dg av r . as I shall be able to sup 17 ts — . W. K. HANDY, hk 17" Carta wanted, to haul wood, st @1 per cord. THE FAIR OF THE DIES OF ST. em pie Church, whl Was 80 Kindly ronized during this week, will. by reques' be Sontinued next week Till THURSLAS RVR. NING, January 9th, when it will be concluded @ Grand Epiphacy Festival. Please no*ico t Grand Epiphany Festival is postponed to hurseay evening. Music, entertainments and ‘aloyaus Gherths sonny °F ohoe! come of gt » corner «f North Capi ots. fit of Fair and Festival f : for the ye os HEA ARTERS 18ST im EAS 15 REGIMENT VIRGINIA BRIGADE, At- “ I rinse 4-36" < theming tod We dea eas Town Et Ferien wil ‘ hatte eae rie "Re. ae &, DYER, the W of : me in Si rm Speen ote, we RTER «ND Meare iw =e Wanita a dataset eee] “rns, rrud Ry BiCa = Colonel tet ¥irginis Regiment, Haz in sore 200 oars of the. folio BK, ghoioe 3h3% Capt. Whitney's quarters fate coven sis Jules ‘Mumme erations SoC CHAMP ‘Wine on de d1-eoloe sale in this ocuntry,) Sty vorarar Vv ry ory YerazO8T coon Seal, np Seta Ba P m.,to Bs continual ose bommencrns (ARR rac ee “he Penn Oakey Gam repro nto, eer F. S. COZZENS, WINE MERCHANT, BRANCH OF 73 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK, FROM THE CONSTITUTION BUILDING, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th, To 294 E Street, ) TWo Doors rRoM Pennsylvania Avenue, § WILLARD’S. jan 7-3t —————— TTENTA AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS, The United States Agricultura! Seal will hok its Tenth Annual meeting at the mitheonian I stitution, on W ia La OEe @ MOURNING, Jan- 8th, at 10 o'clock, when the election of rs Le be 5 the other bus'ness required by 6 cons itut on wilibe transacted Officers, mem- Lory end delegates are respectfully notified to at- nd. It is to be hoped that te: resentation of Agrioultu sembled,” to protect and Soting 8: 8 national orga: nO! pertaining to agriculture as may be deemed appro- Priate. Gentlemen from other lands who msy be interested in the acquisition and son of agri- cultural knowledge are also invited to attend, and ba fe te in the proceedings. ‘he b sinose office of the Tosi is tn Todd's ding, one door west of Brown’s Hotel, enneylvania avenue, where all interested in the cause «i Sgricultural improvement are invited to 2 in Washington oity. A large number of apers, periodicals. and reports, ) 'nced On file for inspec- d to ex: cultural implements, and other ol.j sets of interest, are piaced upon exhibition without charge. Gentlemen who may wish to Life Mem- bers of the Society can do so by paying or Temit- ting $10 to the Treasurer, Hoo B. B. French Washington city. This will entitle them, without py f rt or payments. to the fail ere es ae ship. 6 fee for Annui embership is. W. B. HUBBARD, President. BEN. PERLEY POORK, Seoretary _ Washington. Jan. 6, 1862. ix72t RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & CO’S CHAMPAGNE. LEFMAN, KIEFER & FHOMASS, SOLE AGENTS for the UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 139 Dvanz Srazzr, ja4-lm New York. CHARLES S. FOWLER & CO., 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 Dee er PAeaREE, ‘c. ‘e. iat * Rie Friiows’ Mas}, 8s VENTE it ‘ BOSWELUL’sS Medicated Cough Candy, For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, HOARSENESS, And all incipient stages of Consumption. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Corner Mary aoe oN ely fA And by IL j Z. D. @ Penn. avenue, near Brown's Hotel, And by Druggists and Sutlers generally, _ja4-st ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, WASHINGT'N, TE Brown's.) leave to inform hi fe that he hes lease sw UNION FUEL DEPOT. wr, 1s COAL COAL—COAL i t * Be! a Btove ‘size,) delevered, at the folowing pri os. via! Net Ton (2,000 lbs.) for___..... Gross Ton (2,240 lps.) for —__. ; Also for sal HICKORY, OAK, McKNEW & {7_Office corner 7th at, and Canal A® ILITARY OVERCOATS! MELT EARy OVERCOATS:: eady-m* de or made to order. most a apply constantly on hand, rangiog Overcoats, Drees and Fatigue Costs, Pants, Vests. made to order, on short notioe. at our w low prices, for cash. WALKER & CO., 368 NOAH de27 wif (Intel) '& avenue, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO, BANWEHEHER B, 352 PannsyLvania AVENUE, (near Brown’s Hotel,) DRAFTS 1 parts of the Uni States, Insume to suit Ofoare ead Selgteres aie, on London. Ireland, |, Wales, and a! of the Cont nent of Europe ia2im NOTICE. Tue RULLION BANK will of Low, jas 6t their new Banking House in the Colonizaty iding. cor- of Varurgtranireetaat a eee st ington, D. C., on INDAY, January 18, fe r the purpose of transacting & g bank- “Beskine hour trmeen ne m.sed 3m 100 noe, TASAEA CRATES oe »Juat reesei pipet 58 BURCHELL mia! Corner i5th st. ana Vermont a) \O MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS. re ont na Bd Bee HE ne room, aietaabepnid hanes Mend acter he "INDIA RUBBER GOODS, OF ALL DS—FOR . QE INDE: FOR THE ARMY. 4 tee 394 Pa av. ibeah eo OO NEED at, a B'S hSRES SEANERTS—Lars ston, de m_ 366.0 suivou bettoon Bar tad fot. Beal-ainn Cloaks, CLOAKS: | AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MOKROW, DM ‘ our coms, we chal Fabien Soeur ees rine. Mr.Uwens. _it* ANTERBURY BALL! FIRST PRESENTATION or ome, ios r ‘eee. PREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME, . Buiter Dishes, LES A DBS ALPES! re, Anmore Peiurmasae, Stuseuay Aimrora| ET" 3.0. MeOUIRE © C0. naw 3 " ees waned inment. pumdotens aT Rime ty oF. oa te iret ssa IRE & CO. Anct'rs, By J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioness. pees en, of fine style : Terms J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avcts MoGUIRE & CO.. Asotioneers. MEck® ESRB STARE Aly, ai J.C. MoGUIRE EGO. anole: Ry WALL & BARNARD. wotioneers. Corner South side oe and ‘Mats street. G QEENMENT SALE OF HORSES AND on TUESDAY, Jeuuary 14 It, at the Comat near the 0! + lot of condemned Sev: ernment Horses ales, Al Maree with foal, con Ss unfit for public service. Terms cook ins = ai By order of J. DANA, Captain Assistant q jx? WALL & tty Avcis. "By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avotioneers ANOSOME TWO STO! 3 Frater ar averen os Te ReDT eas instant, we rT & 4 0'G\00k p.m. in front Two SACHS Batic HOUSE AND LOT, rics ie anececr seer pee car meats, which are a good Brisk Dwelling jasd ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. 2 WEDNESDAY, EVENING, January sth. i 357 ANNIVERSARY GALL Franklin Fire Company iven at our Ha!!. on FR! of Janv«rv. Will be NING. T gent Grafto: wel! \. ©. 6. Beklof, 3 Tlokeld oan be had of Be Ove half ossh. baianoe in six and vi jal conde GREEN & WILLIAMS. Revie, FUTURE DAYS. ja 7,9,11 14,1516 Ww i senna ie a and embracing seles lone fens oe bint, seme nels: | By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsors, Bylo than at agy other American concert enlocs.”' | (ROCERIES, LIQUORS, te, AT AUC “Who guestesend the public ars ireely imvreed, | Geen ee ae Soh IAE, AUC: without charg: for ou y very com! he Enost music in Washington, they will ol call, from the a attendant best Refreshments for sale in the olis. HE! on idediy the NRY Roesehee ja6-Im Proprietor, OUT FOR THE ad HIRESENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY ie HIBERNIA CLUB, Franklin Hall, cormer 9th and D sts., On MONDAY, January aneres conte, admitting 3 emu la- jen. . Commen sing St 10 o’clook, we will sel', t floor of evr Auction Rooms, without re- serve. & large stock of Groceries and Liquors, &e . h oe Qusrte Frere, and Otard Brandies, Ward's. Crow's, Pike's jpirite, 5 casks Bourbon and Old Rye Whiskeys, 9 Lar New York Sirup. Boxes v4 Oysters avd Preserved Peaches, onses C a's: ts, by Cases German W Boxes Herrings. GRAND BALL tobe by TUSCARORA | L074 Herings, | TRIBE, No. 5,10, R. Mat Odd Fet- ee iff-rent brands, lows Bail,’ Navy Yard, on THURSDA Wis y other goods in the Grocery line, pk Aljotwiton wif teold wittowcreterre, community at je, are y invited to st- Jo? ALL & Ban <- - 4. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EL RECESS FERC Si, i at 10 0” jneny oth, ‘o' tent. i tting @ gentleman and ladies. Bor peiee meee ature advertisements, a KING'S AMPHITHEATER. we shall sell, without for scovnnt ot whom “Ro! it may povcern, & large of new T. King... . Sole Lessee and . OOM] vate . . - Associate —4 Walnut Sofas and Tete-s-Tetes, ronnie OGRE BERR | oats mae + Prosperi___—--- --fe g cosrn Cave seat and bsok coking Chairs, an saangeeast respectfully announces « brief S doxen ss Chairs, vari — ‘styles, omen DAN RICE, it Wahoracy acd Walnut Grometny Bureese, je! amERi oa RUM ORIST, ted Deans Bu BLIND STE CSIOR. IR. asa Single Cottage Becsteads, aE NCING. x *s Beaded a ribs, And ‘TH and LES! Cone and cm, re, The whole Amphitheatrioal Troupe will assist ren’s Chairs of various Kinds, Sleds, Toy in the entertainments Y Bier ae DAN &. 44 4 sortable Writer Desks, Towel Reoks, 1089 Sogagement will commence on sh covered Music » January 6, jandsome Cottage Chamber : HONDEY. me 6, 1862, wae many other articles of Furniture. Every Eveninc Dvrine 1x8 Warx, 900 Heavy bie ad Sinis ADMIssION. we bent ‘ather Beds and Pillows. easrv. i ya . cents, . B. The sttention of the trade is lark ets 10 years old cents. | called io thie sale, which will be made in lots to Solcred Gal cents jstd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ‘ola’ joxes cen! By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Doors open at 7 o’slook; performances will oom- (TRUSTEE’S SALE —By virtue of « deed of mence ata @ o WRDN DAY. Sragt Bx Chpcies a Gated April 23, DAYLIGHT DISPLAY! RUNS DAT oe eth ey erp muon, on ja or .m,onth* premires, lot o! ground GORE CHET Searecal fae Srrtrsin gaat Re Cr E&4 HOUSE, hundred, (100,) f bt : ‘TantE Sr: Twentieth street, and fifty fest on Ms with GEORGE’C Oates consisting of two story From Broadway. Ne ‘erms of sale: One third of rohase money Proxep StaRs tobe palin cash, the ready te three ose 1 ‘The entire ente: etalments, at three, six, sine after RISTY, of Mins: ? GEORGE CH The acknowledged Pioneer 5 to be ‘he of sale must be within Tatar oo das ere eed ees venin, ws evening until further so ca BUGd CaPERTOR NEW YEAR’S CAL ja Tenttae’s Georgetown Bud's jon. a, stot sharaaiars by the compacts O°" | Ewa 5 BARNARD Aaa Th 1 t % > . La « , A joneers. lesque pers. Bond enc by thes whole Taal py ae irate y st {pptesten—Pargust, & cents ; Galiery, 25 cents. E DAN’ F'femperance Ball tis the mate bee ga street, between 9th and loth. Classes every ora and Frida) a frorpoon aad Evening. Ail of the ——, - and it. Pri J &o., inquire of WM H BARNES, at pson’s : pane Yer a si ey KNES, Terms of tale Une third of the purchase money dei? Im™ Professor of ing. to be paid in cash; and the residue in three equa! = — —— at Sires, six.and Bine months, with PERHAM’S ‘The terme ofeate must be with within GRAND EXCURSION Se resold at the ek and coat of the Btwt purcbace’, ia aher one wook's DOL 41 TER 8 COX NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Beil CArERTON, _is7 fawts MEL & BARNARD, ‘Anois. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. - Houcon SATURDAY, the ists day of EXCURSION TICKETS From Baltimere te Bosten, and re- Te New Yerk and return. Tickts good to lea o" . M.. on the premises, jot srourd Re ET Eesieee ie micas ene ea inet Vi road of New C4 ‘New York o Boston by the ry aenay Steere UP TO JANUARY Si, 1962, AND TO RETURN BY SAME ROUTE ON OR BEORE MARCS Isr. = All i to be * cearters tn en ia iw ne gag ss aE Ww. B. STRONG, "ARY GOODS, Rese Sah eee ms # ik jaxtowee Waters oy ‘Ants. 7