Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR.| OUR MILITARY BUDGET. GENERAL BUR! /DE’s EXPEDITION. WASHINGTON CITY: Our impression {s, that General Burnside sails WEDNESDA JANUARY 8, 1862. to-day from Annapolis, with the greater portion lolol ] of bis expedition, now assembled there ; and that Military Academy, was discussed and UP Though Tux *rax \s printed on the fastest rejected—yeas 12, nays 25. ir Lieut. Col. Hudson yesterday bore to him, from "Aiea goneideration of the ill to prevent seam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition | . sacuarters here, the sealed orders under which punish frauds upon reasury, the Senate 1s 80 large as to require it to be put to press at an a » fe adjourned. bed eradeee FIRST PRESENTATION early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be | be 18 to act. Hovsx —When our apn GREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME, sent im before 12 o’clock «.; otherwise they may ie, secition to 16 Sees eeuneet ont OCF One atone wih ‘and tort ‘iston. age LES AMORS DES ALPES! may not appear unti! the next day. months past drilled at Annapolis, it is plain to us| With other unfinished business. lies mina Ae WARD 1x xi Conpz Vv ; Ovn Farenps st the various military campe and that he will be joined by others, making the en- | poses a total appropriation of $1.994.644 44, di- IN HIs oREat Conve VoLants TELEGRAPHIO. AMUSEMENTS. at. Afternoon Performarce, Wednesday PRESS "WAGONS AT AUCTION — vided as follows: Coast survey, $504 000; Light- Srpatta, Mo., Jan. 7.—An at2o’ fe i . Positions will conter a'tavor by keeping us posted | tire expedition, it may be, fifty thousand strong. | }ouse establishment, $705,108 £3; for the coastsof | trom Col Nugent rcginant. off Brecanc, vA super $3 EX jor werkuanenip: Ses ns are Seet'ie &s to movements and affairs in thelr vicinities. ‘THE PORRION REGIMENTS. California, and Washington, $232.183 10; | Point, in Bates county, arrived here Ali of the Immense yyy aoe bea 4 The good condition in camp ef the foreign | Government Hospital for the Insane, $47,500; | evening, on his way to St. 9 PeURSOAY MORNING, Spirit of the Morning Press. regiments in the army of the Potomac has been | P2%ent Office, $70,000; Exploring despatches to Governor o'clock, in front of the it Office, lor! . Gamble. He os ;, Botanic 8,600.50; of the county Friday, and that Col. Jena! ‘The Intelligencer reviews the instances of Brit. | subject of frequent remark. Among these, the | public lands, Sis.000{ Generate, S18 259} | bad Darnedl tue Pillage of eatin; in om cove ish aggression upon American commerce and | Garibaldi Guard, recruited in the city of New| The subject of the instead of Rose Hill. Jennison, after leaving se!zure of men on board our vessels. York, and composed of the representatives of a wer Dinos er NY. ¢ if the British gov- northeasterly direction. The Republican argues that by the extinction | dozen distinct nationalities, is one of the most ernment desired a LE United States she of slavery we would have made England our friend. 0 Their Last Move. We need hardly call public attention to the fact that the “Onward to Richmond”? party in and out of Congress are resorting to every conceivable ex- pedient to turn the current war intosimply a cru- sade against slavery, the end and aim of their revolutionary labors of the last quarter of a cen- tury, which gave the oligarchy their épportunity. Their cry of “Onward to Richmond,” previous te the battle of Bulf Run, was designed for the most part to render the country dissatisfied with the measures and policy of General Scott, that looked to delaying important movements until the war resources of the United States could be noticeable. The health of the men is remarkable. | could find pretextenough. Years hence nobody resent date no hospital has been | will feel the humiliation that may attach itself to = => been ‘kness this question. Years hence, we may have Meodel, and tere ba gym —_ ‘on to cite this very case as a & regiment than in any other in the service. The} ang in such an event, we can appeal to the pre- men are bale, hearty, and in bucyant spirits, only | sent —— we have made. eager to meet the enemy at the earliest possible Mr. Kelly, of Pa, said he in common voted bagged. t. The camp of the Garibaldi Guard | With the whole House the other day, in voting a ment train of about twenty ons moment. P vote of thanks to Capt. Wilkes. He knew since | and seventy-five men is reported to hey eed abounds in the evidences of the experience and then that the four prisoners that were captured captured ve miles northeast of George- thoughtfulness of Colonel D’Utassy and bis fellow- | had been surrendered, yet he did not regret that town, by of rebels. The a officers. Trained in the military habits of Europe, | vote, for it was well given. Capt. Wilkes was | was con to Col. Thayer of the First Ne- and enthusiastic in their devotion to the regi- | 2° men or sage oe eae tie braska | Regiment, at Georgetown, who promptly ment, they are unceasing in their provision for! he conceived to be duty, without taking into —_ eedecice the comfort and convenience of the men. By day ae panel pater i ae se it From Caire. and by night the mercurial Colonel is absorbed | might involve; but he concetved {t to be bis duty Cairo, Jan.7.—Flag Officer Fi with the in camp duties. The provisions supplied the | ‘arrest these rebels, and he performed it. unboats Essex, Lexington and Tyler, made a men, the arrangement of the tents, the enforce- The Secretary of the Navy approved of the | & KA « SR ISS) R ee 20.00 Cigars, dif-rent brands, act, but admonished the actor. This must be | reconnoissance down the Missisaippi this morn- ment of the necessary rules and regulations, are | considered as a precedent in the future for a sur- | mg. He went within two hundred ron . Wi other goods Grocery line. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. (lloPwison wif te enld witout sezere: 20 gathered and prepared as to annibilate the re- | a1} his constant and personal care render of @ vessel under like circumstances. The Pan. g Mpeg epee Bperies On Lage ighet-trs FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY 7 WALL & BAKNARD, Avots. bellion past per adventure, witha series ofsimul-| There may be something of parade which is geatioman com Ohio neemed ~ be i js tor a rep rf but the skola all fell'short.” dy iemer abate: eeviestegsae oo a taneous overwhelming blows in ait sesailable | not familiar to the American officer, in the Garl- | Ueman that war was the mon Ginter Cateiy | The flag officer is highly satiefled with therec-| ja Wi » donunay FUTURE DAYS. quarters. They do not want the rebeliion crushed | paidi camp, but it is not to be found fault with | that could befall a nation’ It was the most ex- | OnMoissance, and has examined all points on the and the Union restored under the Constitution as | when offset by so much of genuine and intelligent | pensive game that kings could play at; that in river as near as two miles to Columbus. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. 7 THE uu P, A dispatch from Cape Girardeau to-day says Ww ASHINGTON ACADE! : i it stood when the war broke out They prefer @ | devotion to the soldiers’ welfare as is shown by | Which if subjects were wise they would seldom re y Pi . AVENUE, (SouTH St ‘o. 2 A MINISTRATOR’S SALE or NEW - that a detachment of the Seventh Illinois Cavalry. — et x Muxuns ®trocx at Averion. - divided Union, to s restoration of the U. 8. Gov- | the gallant officers. We are pleased that auch a | Sn natwmin lg tS rete noe ent we | while scouting, had captured Major Williams, a bt v at 12 6-clock m., the Lith met, by order ernment over the South with the continued exis- | regiment, wholly made up of adopted citizens, some sixecr seven hundred thousand men who | of Jeff eenier ue ae : —— ae em! ing sel - fro Se. A < at. Sen at *Anotiog tence of slavery there. Their grand aim is to re- | many of them scarcely able to speak our tongue, | were acting only as a police force to prevent the = oe. <— pn rrcty e - ates le than at any oth-r American concert saloon. he Mr: Mining Comenc: en- unite the Sout, free the negroes, and hold the | {s in the service. We need hardly pronounce it, | €3¢aPe ofthe negroesfrom the rebel service, whom | selzed, 8 large quantity «f gatd, lace, morphine “ihe Fuesis—and the public are freely invited, | Utlior Bumber—i2 shares territory if they can, wholly by force of arms. | and Blenker’s entire division, an ornament to the | ‘¢Y were employing on works of entrenchmen’ without charg for ea me PO ll ast . Th ur army | The goods were from Cincinnati. ing every comfort th. y desire. In acdition to the They raised the inopportune cry of “Onward to | service. When the advance is made, secesh will were engeged te the bard Bader ine tencins = | finest music in Washington, they wil im, on Richmond” to drive Scott from his position at | find our foreign-born regiments inspired with | when the rebel if; property were wi. ne to do this — Frog the attentive attens the head of the army, as the great obstacle to } true loyalty and dauntless courage, among the | Work !f they could only receive something for it. Dt L ants, decided! ie the Fi Metrop- iil reach © bank ous, HENRY Rosey Ry turning the war into a naked crusade against | most formidable combatants in the Union ranks, | Before we reach a victory we will reach a 2 ja6-Im 3 ruptcy, for we are to-day flooding the country F. S. CO2ZZENS, pramn 00K OUT FOR TRE They justified and defended the frauds and in: eR Oeebte eon L008 SUIRTEENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY Mr. R. Conkling, from the Committee on the KERRIGAN COURT MARTIAL. The case of the prosecution having ended, the Ofthe famous corruption in the public service under | evigence of the defence commenced yesterday. | District of Columbia, reported the following re- HIBERNIA CLUB, RUSTER’S SALE OF *| solution, which was adopted : Fremont, only because in the matter of abasing | wm. 4. Clampit, a resident of Washington, Resolved, Thatthe Secretary of War be direct- WINE MERCHANT, Franklin Hull conrtseh ond st3., AY the hed ‘ot yogue the Constitution and revolutionizing the Govern: | but whoce family resided on Mason’s Hill, was | ed to detail some officer to confer with the Mayor On MONDAY, January ment, be bade fair to be their willing instrument 4 : m., by virtue of & the first witness called for the defence. He and | $¢ ible cltv in order to effect the removal of the eimicnets S0conts, admitting © contiomsn ond te- date on the ent orses Which are lying unbur! within an bis son were allowed by Col. Kerrigan to pass! without the corporation likntte BRANCH OF through the lines, upon the urgent representation Adjourned that hisdaughter was very ill, and perhaps might They brave induced his call to this city to operate through the immunity of an Irresponsible con- gressional committee, that he may thus scatter breadcast through official channels, every false Kies AMPHITHEATER, OS T. King. “ not live. Mr. Clampit, who appreciated Col 400 AL—COAL—COAL! 73 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK, enti accusation against the Government and Its mill- | & errigan’s kindness, Invited him to dinner the TONS of very superior Cumberland Coal J. Prosperi tary policy he or either of his well-known Caii- next day, which wes Sunday. Col. Kerrigan for sale st moderate prices. Inquire at fornia cabal or any of bis host of red republican ebolition co-workers may please to originate The rules and articles of war in this and every other land strictly forbid him from being a party BOUCUER’S Wood Yard, Office at the 2! brides on ths Canal west of the Market House, Georgetown. ja8 3t* Sq) BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR, 150 Ee eeabeses FY The smongumaet respectfully announces « brief e neem D AN RICE, The Celebrated AMERICAN HUMORIST, took both their passes from them, but prom- ised te return them, upon application to headquarters on Monday. On Sunday. however, the rebels took possession of Mason’s Hill, and wWiItht- REMOovV=!s - *, who will introduce the to any such conspiracy against the Government | a7, ciampi 1 firkins New York tiate BUTTER, BLIND STEED EXCELSIOR, JR., S t *lampit was obliged to make a precipitate | 25 barrels and firkins BUUL BUTTER, Taz Dancing Hoxsz FRanx TON, and the Union. So, the shield of the irresponti- | -sane. Hisson, Joba W. Clampit,aclerk inthe| do” DRG AEDs. * < Dility of 2 congressional committee's action is of FROM THE And “THEM” MULES! inthe onteriatumeuts to be given by nat in the ent inmen Whoenes Daw, ICE. 08> engsgement will commence on MOND. ‘Y, January 6, 1862, And continue Evry Evznins Duninc tau Wezx. 5S boxes RAISINS. Just received ana for sale by O. W. ANGELL, _j38 2w* No. 55 Louisiana avenue. Oysters! Oysters! THE OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS COMPANY Still cont to receive dai y those fe lan on PATUXENT RIVER OYSTERS. ee eee terior Department, corroborated the testimony. course sought for him. It 1s mot designed really Cage. peak estan belay to Tdentify ply to Investigate into the conduct of the war in Mis- Clampit, as to whether be was the same person wouri; for none others but those deeply involved | wno nad passed through the lines without a pass. ‘with Fremont have been summoned here to testify | 1. was unable to do fo, although the witness concerning it. The evidence of those who noto- jositively identified Shaw ast a riously are able to prove his utter unfitness for etoooes Jj fv an the tae: he Be CONSTITUTION BUILDING, ADMIssION. military command, and the fact that his surround- ss Restaurants mi! essrved Seats ... Seacecon ae ‘Ings used him most shamefully for the robbery of SR eaee heel SSCORMS MA nCE would do well toroall aitraee _ Ci the United States Treasury, is not sought. He is} Commodore Foote telegraphs the Navy Depart. | | Those oysters are sold 36 hours after FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th, = .- rom Drought here simply to frame. plausible indict. | Met: that yesterday he made a reconnolssance | *Her¢ water. Office No, 48 Mi Space, bel: the Avenue House. 2 erket tthe 289 JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 WINES, LIQ UOKS.HiVA NA CIGARS, FINE 0 GROCER ME bee AE from Cairo, in the gun-bet Essex Capt. Porter, it against the Government, to be used to th: - ~ con etassein it to bow to their purpose of crea. | companied by the gun-boats Taylor and Lex- iz a Jution throughout the} 22%» Captains Walker and Shirk, and Colonel ting oa lean revolution throughout the | weneter, of the Engineer Corps. They proceeded Doors open at 7 o’clook: mence at 8 quarter before On WEDNESDAY, DAYLIGH I8sP motioneers. down the Mississippi to witbin range of the se- “ a6 and they are beplaning, to boued isa site Cae: | cesh batteries at Columbus. While reconnoiter- | N®- 989 Pa. avenue, between sih ond 10th treetes | gg ge Street, ) Two poors | (;£0RGE CENISTY'S | og ey a: SNe, ward to Richmond” cries, that they may, if pos ing the latter, =~ of the ae batteries or nat’ 10 Royal et , near King, Alexandria, Va. = ‘ in ere Taxrm SrargrB Egwman k aoe eer: ae: Gt = Soe 2 id ¥ 7 | Obstacles planted in the channel by the rebels ie Agents for the SPARKLING HOCK and ennty!lvania Avenue, ARD’S. pen Ever ight shall Lhout reserve, for secount of : stble, depose him from his position at the heed of | Sr, discovered, which didec harm Pica ta MOSEL AW INES oh fhe Hookheim GEORGE" Canisty MunSrR ELS ar See pot tate = a doammopess piaibe pada rah fact that Commodore Foote says nothing about an ‘on the Rhine. Compris te Wy placement, and the elevation ef Jim Paani ¢ | “Meagement, great or small, we infer that powder | — Constantly on hand their celebrated 7:28 The oat anes Spans 4 Lj a other each soldier or statesman; Fremont aciog i very scares at Colambus, otherwise the batter. Coating tebe se peta’ oh spk = SOTLER GEOR er CHR Ist y, 3 i ‘ono! ° evidently played out as 2 military commander. “ Kaci sedguiag been Ilkely to have opened asae jieseurs are respectfully invited to ae Te SI 8 ; . AND RESTAUR, * ‘The acknowledged Pioneer of Minsi ’ in the House of Representatives they have 10) baskets rey superior MAA MPAGNE SINE hy for sale eveni: eeized upon Gen MecClellan’s reply to their reso- RAVE 14K. T° Bere NORA aE VARS d WM. CORWIN BURGY, notios, will be produ jeorge Yation, as an excuse for raising acry for bis re-| The King Philip came up from the flotilla] “1p oneos of long grain Cava'ry Boota, which we No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue, Extravaganss cuttot R's CAL: moval. That resolution was evidently conceived | Vetterday afternoon, but brings no news of in-| off r below the lowest New York orice: feats | ia? entrance on Sixth st | peter Day. eo Sn AR'S CALLS. ee christy aly to the end of producing diasensions in the| rest. Affsire are unchanged In the lower] {ashe interent ofall Denlers to extmine our atook | PyISSOLUTION OF OOPARTNERSALP. biner al army and distrust of the army on the part of the | Potomac Also, a Ia haracters by the 4 The usual meiange of Blagivy, Besciag, Bur cookers, Office Chairs. Sssortment of ail other i i tween - country. His reply to it war, virtually, that, in| | Te !or on the fate opposite the Navy Yard is] Horts and Shoes: suitable for Ladiesy Go se undsrairned wader tne S19 of Leeek Bete Ope BS, Ss by See aan See dren's Chairs of various kinds, Sleds, Toy bis judgment, the military exigencies of the| oUF oF five Inches thick, but the King Philip, | *Y’gy,iiizen, snout fin Brava. Gloves Sook ; joy dissolved by mutual consent” Anpaeston—Parquet, 60 cents ; Gallery, 35 cents, ble Wrihar Desks, | Recks, with her armor, keeps the channel open. She is} 80d Comforts, with © ‘assortment of Suspan i h = ered Suse hima tte work of ering hin wn met | it ering akg onboard nupryrited | arvana Cas avarice | OY Sone eons sg | Sarow ancy PANCING ACADEAY at SRE SBE ES ot Parmne j= g ‘em! : - ures for the suppression of the sligaashio rebel- | S2"—20 50-pounder, Istely finished and tested Blankets,’ Buffalo Robes, Horse Cove: —ja7st*____HORATIO BEALL. street, Detw n 9th foun. Cc every lion, by at this time getting up (in the service) | bete—for the Pensacola Fortmnusise Pera aci Take yp Goode, [axsiands Use MOORES SERUM L DRO Ew Allof the fshionsvis Detocs tae ti = id ry ro. * . 7 feninat: A number of heavy gun castings are daly re- | Portfolios, Memorandas, Fa’ Soapa. Cutlery, | ble, safe and effectual cure for Coughs, vate classes attended to. For circulars, = SeapAeutAiN; Ger Cnet at net | cetvea parrallsced, Cor ths wert ot boring and | Hardw Pimol Cape &c. | Croup, do. Only trze2seent box Bald at inquire of WM. BARNES, at Thompson's | ..\. |s; The attention, of the trade is partioularly Unless the majority of the House are utterly | ffing them goes on rapidly. As fast as finished, | Rei d : pilin: Store, 370 avenue. ate, y,and | 387-20 113 Penn. avenue, south .T. sale wut it 4 ALOAKB! —— GLOAKST OLD aEe | 4017 tm Poslons of Recta: ard 4. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. a MARSHALL & pace, = 1 C , BAW ie Sita wis /CLOA 2 ——————— | ny WALL & BARNARD, Anctioncore, ‘at very rodueed pricts, ansy sioves a ROBE: RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO, Corner South side Pa. av. and Ninth . Witless men, they knew well, os everybody else knows, that Gen. McClellan long since thoroughly investigated the Ball’s Bluffaffair, and that having they are properly tested as to strength and accu. racy. 4 NEW DODGE - 4 WE AN A few officers, who plead that they knew no Usic ! moUseixe RECS. eat 0} , Uae Ds, BANWHER BB, G hace ot ye 4 thus Investigated ripest long since declared bis better, of course, have been selling the fuel they » SIMPLIFIED ‘With a complete ac ‘ 352 PENNsYLvaNia AVENUE, arr spel < pup sarhaes official | drew as supplies to which they are entitled! The New Method of Musical Education. For aoe EsTEC GOO Ds: (near Brown's Hotel,) velop Heys to hie military plan, tat mat be | Queretmare'sDeparimentareefrthem “with! sas auexanpEn WOLOWSKE jar euo "ASPEN MRSRON:,, | leemgD ARTS gr aliparitct the Unies sity cre — Seema » sharp sticks,”” of course : - : relan Wales, and & be kept secret to insure their success; and also as é 7 PIANIST AND COMPOSER |AUDIN BOLLINGER & on London, Ireland es, tending to generate dissensions among the officers oon RAESAS BEMOVED: Honorary member of the i BER BOLLINGER & CO's of the Cont nent of Europe. ‘stim Col. Harlan of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Societies of Europe, Cavalry, bas been removed from the service. York, and o conse of lessons by avw| CHAMPAGNE. ordinary method. which has pr: duced the greatest ae Sf LEFMAN, KIEFER & THOMASS, Monzy Marrams in New Yorx.—From yes- sen ation in Europe. and [ately in America, foi ’ Singing and Piano Forte. terday evening's New York papers we make up mothe putes AE aNTS and men of bis army, that must be kept barmo. nious if any hope of quelling the rebellion be longer indalged. All the world (but the House of Representatives) knew these facts—all the world. order of ee . DANA, PERHAM’S Rialto House, Basement corner D and Ninth streets. O'BRIEN & DENGEL, PRopRigToRs for the GRAND EXCURSION rid. . the following concerning monetary affairs : Now, is it not plain that the resolution in ques-} United States securities are duli, but towards | ica! Music UNITED STATES AND CANADA. eve ttte 2g Toe eet the best of OYSTERS tn To tion was gotten up for the distinct purpose of | the close we notice some improvement. For the them able t» ac- 139 Duane Srazze, Atthe RIALTO USE, NEW YORK AND BOSTON. setting the army and country by the ears, that pees rt mip pends H Ae post Frees cmeres . ja 4-lm New Vork. Sa — General McClellan might be driven from the | Jo ssererey teen nou! finding buyers. For the | way of vooalizs ioa, ¢ CHARLES 5S. FOWLER 2 co” | ,. Where ao you get MEALS at ail hours, and EXCURSION TICKETS eurddl: Gatadaue raceaelless ihegheicad tout registered sixes of 188) s bid, which is also dinars Toralta, readers the voice po! rerfal ar a s FOWLER & CO., REFRESHMENTS of every kind? ope, Frem Beltimere te Bosten, and re- of bis expected answer) through which red re- Gold is irregular, but higher, and may be quoted | PS##8ce8 with great feoility, Sccursoy. at: wittnisteseeeeen om Corer OP band Seu ste. TUrD, OMLY....--------eeeeeee publican abolitionism may beat the air with | # 3°34 premium, while even higher rate are| @USlity ¢f tone. Mr. W_ wil be penned caek po i; “ Te New York and return ..... jessons immediately in Wahine te and all ientaat ol his nat euaiee a th named. The sales are in small sums generally to Php ueaive Ge Lact re te sons who desire to CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, ei Where do you get the best of LIQUORS and CIGAMB at the cheepest pres ?ee ee brokers, and a lesding uncurrent money bouse ome pases ce eupelion’ FINE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Price? Tick-ts good to lesve Bealtimore York Evening Post already blurts forth, and as| has not paid over 2 during the day, ead ewe | Reem Eelween Band F streets. from 10 ROLL METAL GOODS,’ jacee | Atthe | RIA'-TO HOUSE, | of be Norfsern Gente! Ret way.oy Sulvert the Tribune will blurt forth, in a few days, at | tained a considerable sum, which was at once re. | to128.m.. Children above 12 years of age | BLOCK TIN GOODS, TINCHAMBER SETS | —®46* ____Corner of D and Ninth ste. pessine over the furthest? sold at3_ Leading dealings are not free buyers, | 8T¢ hecerse- Lectures at seminaries attended to JAPANNED WAITE 4 METROPOLITAN HOTEL, WASHINGT’N, Peeerst * to New the rise being, wholly inexplicable. on liberal terms, is8 iw BTHERIAL AND, SOLAK LAMPS, (Late Brown's ) Rework trthe . Vallatreet is expectant and feverish pendin, S, LANTERNS, the aa At THB Wars Hovsn—The nec-| the action of Congress om the how Buancnn polk Gculist and Aurist. Fe. "ge. . Smears Fo: Seleck p-meson ens 7 ing reception of President Lincoln was cy of the government. Fears are entertained that — 504, Opp Faitowe’ Hat, Szventn 6: c CEeoepiet stiended by an immense throng lastnight, crow | he Tax bill will not leas sringent ax the emer- | DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, jngimal Wastcngion City, to P TO JANUARY St, 198, u it Room beyond comfi . | Bency for, henee the raj rise in price P ~ first-class iD TO RETURN BY SAME ROUTE ing up the halle und wentioule complete, nck, | Bold tod ae eee. : ‘ Bo ee carteaee errived inthe} FES RING ALE ANDLAGEA BigR DEFOR, | fify cist “ON OR BEORE MARCH ler. sllien nai deetat ome pletely, many | " There is nothing new stirring at the Sub-Treas- city and opened his offices at small quantities. ‘alee. iokles, x prs sap aoa into the paged ba — es pee ie ey: No, 8 MISSOURI AVENUE, Congr. i led jegrny Bae ne, {nogar, a in ie demand not ny muc! tier e ar y the rel gal ol jars par erly eseoreps wn alan an weil he | Those notes are-wanted by the banks terse tng] Where he oan be consulted on Maladies of the oN GHAR LUS MADEW Rartamat” UNION FUEL DEPOT. might. " Installments on the new loan. EYE AND EAR om: corner Ps. axenue snd Third st. CO&L—COAL—COAL? The Cabinet, Foreign Legations, Senate, House —<—_—=——=&=EEE requiring medical and surgical treatment. BAS MY WER, ALG! a Puereby the Pa La H of Representatives, and Army were well repre- NOTICE —A Pages, of the Foun, n Broth. Dr. Von Moscuziexen is the inventor and intro- : sonukt entaal barholing 6 pool pea eral the latter, shoulder straps pre. | Hotei whe beh ti) N Jape jock. ducer into the medical practice of the traoting. " ~ awe domi; every apartment. Among the dis- gr ous for the cause PAT’K X JORDAN, et Ton (2,000 Ibs .) tingulabed officers present was General Shields, sre earsestly imvited to attend, By order of the EPHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, z Fad Ton (2,200 ibs.) for... A mar recently arrived from California. Not a little stir | THOS. J PHILLIPS. Seo. thal: pels aay: of ae ni marr anaes = ‘was occasioned by the rumor that Gen. Scott had eal FAIR OF THE DIES OF 8T,| DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD- Fo SA’ 7 fo heres WAGON, with Har- C, Aloys'us Church, which was sv kindly | He 1s also author of the letters published in the 500 ized di th: many lingering unti] 2 late hour expecting bis D au x i. week inet nu ry Saas New York and Philadelphia papers oo HURSDA ies trons tho Now You fpiear ny Blea aa paavenss 20m roe amend OFCAN. 1 We learn from the New York that | Thursea: i 4 ‘AN. Lewis Gaylord Clark, who, with th atcoue piay trae every. so oe NON, ge. i ‘ARY GOODS, LVAMEA AY “UE, number, withdrew from all connection with the | sts” Honeht of Pair eat Foster er Dr. Non 24. has tor the boat Sonstonn senvedovesed F oe Knickerbocker Magazine, of which he was sole | #hools vas 5 ene his special attention to the Harnem ond Military Eguiguents editor for more than twenty-ave years, will as. (lr horice TO TAX PAYERS. TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR, Ci ‘Sume, on the Ist of March Canractos: or And possesses the testimonials of some ot the best Bh nd a Ramber Farge and Fifty-four, Notioe whereby “given trad ee . known public mea in the Union. who heve been ete S| RCOATS!! Gebd‘ead of every for taxes, whether cas, speoini, or annual mst succesfully trested by him for the -m> de or . “ie exten DA “= JPeormary ‘neg the property Beton RESTORATION OF SIGHT § HEARING. | U3e, Spe ee tneing = t= t vertised and sold, accom . and Pants. Prous rho wish avois the hoary ox Amongst his letters may bs found the following wea tueht nstice ak ont hal Rr upeor, | S8mes: Hons. G Pugh and John MoLean ; Rev ae ea TLL ND KON” 6. G. Mullen, Major C. 4. Kilburn, U. 8. Army i] _de27 gwif cinta pa WALEER & CO» Right Rev. 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