Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1862, Page 3

Norticz.—After baving for many years printed the lists of letters remaining for in the post office of this clty, (a the law atithor- tzing their publication in the newspaper having the largest circulation within the usual delivery of the office,) the proprietor of the Star has at length felt compelled to decline their further insertion, Decause of the great space they have come to occupy, and of the fact that for months past he has been forced to lay over on each occasion, when printing the lists, advertisements the insertion of which would have paid at least double as much as tLe law allowed him for the letter List: In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by their insertion since those lists have come to be as large as the New York city letter lists, they have entirely—on the day on which they were printed —defeated his purpose of making the Star always a newspaper—news being its well-known —. Amustusnts To-NicHt The Heir at Law” and a rich farce to-nig! John E. Owens in both. Opp Fettows’ Haty.—Alleganians and Swiss Bell Ringers. The entire company—Miss Carrie Hiffert, Miss Maria Boulard, and Messrs. J. M. Boulard,A Sedgewick and G. Galloway—appear in their choicest ‘ions of ballads, songs, mel- odies and ma grand musical entertain- ment. All music-lovers should improve this the last opportunity of bearing the Allegantans Canrzxseny Hatt.—The crowded houses of the Canterbury nightly attest the popularity of this favorite company. To-night, an original pro- of oddities with Harrison, Ward, Par- fer, Mise Emma Miles, Frank Lafolie and all the old favorites Krine’s Ampit#zatse.—The rush to see Dan Rice and the other celebrities at this favorite of amusement continues unabated, and bun- reds are turned away nightly, unable to find seats or even standing room. This afternoon and to-night a splendid bill of equestrian, acrobatic and rib-tickling performances. RosEntua.’s AcapgEMY oF Music continues to be thronged day and night. The house is open for visitors from early in the morning until half- o’clock In the afternoon a Pott and piano ce tid) dispense Rosenthal’s excellent iments to the customers; and officers are always in attendance insuring perfect order. Cunistr’s —The New 0) House, still the resort of the fun- pul , is crammed — night with the largest and most fashionabie audi- ences, largely composed of ladies and families. Go see the rich skating scene in ‘‘ New Year's Calls,” to-night. Oxrnans’ Court, YEsTERDAY.—Tuz Barney Casz, acats.—During the examination of wit- pesses in the Barney case before the Orphans’ Court (Judge Purcell), it will be recollected that Mr. Roach, then Register of Wills, was fll, and unable to attend the sittings of the court, which was thus without aclerk. This being the case, it wag agreed that the counsel should pa rec- ord of theevidence in thecase. The testimony of each witness was accordingly written down by Mr. Fendall, of counsel for petitioner, and Mr. Davidge, of counsel for respondent. The record kept by Mr. Davidge was read over to each wit- for correction, and was thus considered the al record. When the evidence was closed and the arguments concluded in November last, the Court — counsel to furnish for its ex- amination a of the authorities cited, and a certified copy of the record. The record was not —— into court until yesterday. Yesterday morning there appeared in court Messrs. Fendall and Blount, counsel for petition- er, and Messrs. Davidge and Winder, counsel for it. Judge Purcell stated that he had been called on by counsel several times, to know if he had made @ decision in the case; but it was impossible for him to decide without an examination of the ev!- dence, and a certtfied copy of the record had not been furnished him, according to agreement. He ‘was anxious to close the case, but the Court was not ible for the delay. Mr. Fendall stated that ne had examined a cop of the original record = by Mr Davidge, whic! copy was prepared for the court by Mr. Winder, and that he found therein several omissions. He found that the evidence of one witness (Dr. John- son) was omitted entirely. He could not there- fore certify to the copy. He had interlined the omissions, and if the corrections were made would certify to it. After some discussion, in which the counsel on each side disclaimed any intention to delay the case, it was agreed to compare the records at once and come toan und jing 1f possible. Coun- sel then engaged in the work of correction, and after some time an agreement wasfirrived at. No objection was of course made tothe addition of the evidence of Dr. Johnson inadvertently leftout. Messrs. Davidge and Winder then certi tothe correctness of the copy with the addition, and ‘without other corrections. Mr. Fendall certified to its correctness with Ais interlineations. [The discrepancies, it is stated, are merely verbal, and do not materially effect the evidence.) Mr. Fendall then stated that he had received from France, and now presented for the conside- ration of the Court, the French record, properly “Cris is the record of the proceed! sepa- is is the o! ngs fora ral of Mr. and Mrs Barn before the French ea — ay out during the progress of case use it was not proper): aM Devt ; ob; to ue r. fe objected re-open! the case, sien tab Wok ts toe eee ee he would call to the stand Dr. Bigelow, of Paris, Mr. Barney's family physician, who was now here to discredit the evidence of Alexandrine Parfait. Mr. Fendall said if the gentleman would state What he expected to by Dr. Bigelow, he would not perhaps object to int juction of nur Devidge Id he objected reopening r. sa! ol to of the case. — The Court said it would hold the matter of the en ee ae While the counsel in this case Srere com; in another long contested be right of the Judge, rho : th ‘ who was same time dec! ord! cases of administration, &c. deciding a , , &e., Criminal Court Tas Wauxr Wat.—Another Coup. who arefamillar with the criminal docket the last year know weil that Mretine or tHe Untrep Stargs Aonxicuirv- RaL Socizty.—This morning the tenth annual meeting of the United States tories, by Congress April 15th, 1960. Since its iza- toni has been in active jon, farnlehing ye at jas ; Dj s 10; Boston, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa; Louisville, Ky; Richmond, Ky; and Chicago, Til., each proving self-sustaining, the receipts meeting the disbursements of upwards of $250,000 for pre- jums and expenses. In connection with this Society there have been established a Secretary’s office. library and read- ing room on Pennsylvania avenue, the latter weil supplied with reggie Heme i erred Cg tura) pers. si ics. The polltical “isherences now distracting the Society, tho Secretary heving” received, letters 5 a rece! conn aw in the receded States expressin; Se'ceeanor an eget thes acy jon, al ir inal attend }ts annual eon The ‘was called to order brgpow the the Presiden’ md it, Mr. W. B. Hubbard, of Ohio, and in the absence of a quorum sdjourned until to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock. Among those it were Hon. Mr. Lovejoy, of il; Mr. Bylagton, of Iowa; Mr. Arny, of New Mexico; ir. vert, of Md ; Mr. Smyth, of N.B.; Mr. Newton, of Pa; Mr. Sullivan. of Ohio; and the Commissioner of Public Bulld- ings, B. B. French, Esq., of this city. Maetine or tHE Boar oF Trustees or Pcs- Lic ScHooLs.—At a meeting of the Board of Trus- tees of Public Schools, held in the Aldermen’s chamber y afternoon, the Mayor presiding, the committee appointed at the last ing to ex- amine the accounts of the Mr. Harbaugh, the lat treasurer of the board, reported that they had found the said accounts correct, and that they found in bis hands a balance of $40 68, which had been transferred to J. Sessford, jr., the present be capt tay with the books and papers belonging to the office. Mr. Walsh presented a letter from Mr. Anthony Hyde, of Gorgetown, in reference to physica] de- velopment, accompanied by a copy of Lewis’ New Gymnastics, a Boston journal, and moved that {it be referred to a committee of one from each school district, to report on the subject of physical education at the next meeting of the board. The Chair appointed on said committee Messrs. Miller, Wilson, Ellis and Wight. A resolution that no extension of the regular hol- idays, as prescribed by the rules, shall be allowed without the sanction of the board was debated, and rejected by a vote of 5to5. Adjourned. Run Over.—Yesterday afternoon, a hack along Pennsylvania avenue, in the Fourth Ward, driven at an unlawful rate by a colored man named W.G. Thomas. Two gay young females ‘were seated in the coach enjoying the speed of the team. One of the sentinels on the avenue started to stop the driver, but before he could do 80. the horses came in contact with Mr. H. A. Oleutt and knocked him down, bruising but not seriously injuring him. The driver was arrested, and this morning it was shown before Justice Walter that he was driving furiously, drunk, and bis coach was without a number. Mr. Olcctt did not desire to send the case to court, and Jus- tice Walter ordered Thomas to pay a fine and costs of $12 17, and !ssued a warrant for the owner of a for running the same without a number. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM CaAMPRENE —Last night, Elizabeth Moulton, a colored servant in the family of Mr. Barrow Frere, on D near Tenth st. south, whilst engaged in filling a lamp, near a stove. from acan of camphene, accidentally spilled few drops on the fire, which caused an explo- sion of the liquid in the can, and in an instant the ‘woman was enveloped in flames. {n her terror, she ranto her mistress for aid, and the flames communicated to the clothing of Mrs. Frere, who tried butdid not succeed in extinguishing the flames, and was badly burned In the attempt. A sonof Mrs. F, ving % rescue his mother, had his hands and arms badly burned. The colored ‘woman ran into the street, and fell; a gentleman near came to her relief, and wrapping his shawl about her, carried her back into the house. It is feared that her injuries will prove fatal. THE NEW YORK TWENTY-SIXTH. Fort E.tswortn, Va., Jan. 7, 1862 —Editor Star: The officers of the 26th regiment of New York gave a ball at the Liberty Mall, Alexandria, last night Several Iadies and gentlemen of Washington and Utica, N. Y., were present, and several officers of General Franklin’s division. Everything passed off finely, and the dancing was kept up until the early hours of morning. Music by the regiment band The weather is cold here, with some two inches of snow on the ground. RIcHARDSs. Cuarce or Horse Steatixe.—Last night, a young man named Thos Rock was arrested by the Fourth Ward Patrolmen upon suspicion of being concerned in the larceny of a horse belony- ing to Surgeon Laughran. The horse was taken from the front of J.S Topham’s store, on Sev- enth street, and the parties were traced as far as the first toll-gate. Rock was teken before Jus- tice Donn and committed to jail for further bear- ing; but subsequently gave bail for his appear- anee for a hearing. Fourtm Warp Station Cases—Before Jus- tice Walter —Thomas Driscoll, drunk and disor- derly; $3. C. W. Campbell, digging a gutter contrary to law; dismissed. Mrs. Mary Perkins, profanity; fined $358. John Galloway, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Henry Fisher, do; dismissed. Bridget McCallagatt, profanity; fined $1.58. Henry Midderman, charged with swin- dling; dismissed. W.G.'T! $12 17. B Dr. Laveuran’s Horse Recoverev.—This morning two small boys carried Dr. Laughran’s horse to the Central Guardhouse, and delivered the animal to Sergeant Gittings. They say the saw the advertisement in yesterday’s Star, an in accordance with the directions in the paper, brought them to the station The officers are close upon the trail of the thief, though he has not been arrested. Tara. or Fine PLnGs —We are informed that on to-morrow at 2 o’clock p.m., there will be an exhibition and trial of the efficiency of the Meigs fire plug, which has been extensively adopted by e Corporation. The intersection of Twelfth and E s‘reets, just in rear of the Kirkwood House, is the point ted for the experiments, which we have no doubt will be very interesting and ‘homas, fast driving; CounTESMANDED.—Since Monday last quite a number of coats of the military cut and color, ‘which were worn by persons not in the service, have changed color and shed buttons Yesterday the mode of disrobing the unauthorized wearers of military clothes caused some mirth on the avenue ‘he order for the disrobing of such per- — by the sentinels has been countermanded, we hear. Ws catt the attention of our readers to the ad- vertisement of the Overland Oyster Express Com- pany. This enterprising company bas undoubt- edly some of the finest and fattest oysters that come to this market. Private families will find it to their interest to try them. A New Stace Ling.—We are glad to learn that a line of stages is to Lad ave upon the route between this city and Fall’s Church, to leave the Franklin House (corner of Eight and D streets) ra oe at three o’clock. Returning, leave Fall’s Church at eight o’clock. Dianna anp Dysevrery will decimate the Volunteers far more than the bullets of theenemy; therefore, let every man see to it, that he carries with him a full sa, use in India and the British soldiers. Only 25 cents per box. 213 Bist Peinntaldoe coer enae [ Baitimore, New York and Fredericksburg papers please copy. DIED, shasta Bates war ¢ Colored mbbeepesstnara er ey AAAS a! Oc how sweet sumer ita, to ‘His fei ‘itho ut + Ort such NEW MILLINERY. Swisher sainen, score WARTS. a aceite Wana nin a ESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY in seamat, ASaES pieeton at Sain aerate Wy 4nteo. t398 es ip mn 4th and ‘15th. two oe 8S . the oth 7 re wo WOME slavesor German preferred. OY WANTED, about 16 vears of ace, as house i di f B (par 1d coonaigaaly 2 nase telowa $200 ee ee eA ey ot eho will aosist tam asiNavse Klarees "New York” Burtt ed NTED TO RENT —A smal] HOUSE with i. \. hi Ooms. An Sea dest si n B RICAN WOMAN Wiehes Titustion in'semalt family aa cook and toa sist in general housework, without weahing 3 can good recommendations, Address Box o28> will have the comforts of a Apply, a 421 Eleventh street, between ANTED IMMEDIATELY— P. ‘ALOON HANDS. None o' apply. ES AY N, 266 Pa. NTED—A pi iddle a ure WO- W ATEN to do the work ofe smal family. "Ap- reg 451 6°h street, between E and D street. WANTED A large, handsome farnished or un- furnished HOUSE in the western part of th city, for a desirable tenant, Address ‘Ho Star Office, ja 7-8: firet-rate Cook oan find plying immediately at 329 ween Sth and 10th ste sn" Ne York enw per month be paid. ANTED—By a respectable girl, a perm: WOME, welochanborwork aad: plain ing. Can brins good references. Apply to 3! B street, between 9th and Ith, ja 7-2t* A GENTLEMAN OF NEAT AND QUIET habits, wizhes permanent board ina genteel rn where ben conenioy the omforte at ome. iw aia Mil rel a 2 dress Post Office dox'No. 8%. ja7 3t™ WANTED-A young and healthy WET ap NURSK for child 2 months old. Noneneed 'y¥_without being wel! recominended, Arpgc° i: J Sixt! 4 WARN ras here of employment by applying may newt tn to JOHNSON, FRY & CU., 176 Seventh et, LJ W NTED—A BOY. Wi ew Books, Old b uments. Oid Papers, Old Coins. Laibra- ries pur. need, Letters, Autographs, &-0. Overthe Ban ‘of Washington, where I have removed my stock of Books and w'll "ave them for sale, 10,000 govocument Books, Reports, &0, Cheap Books ALFRED HUNTER. _ A YOUNG MAN of good education, enter pisin: and industrio: sires EMPLOY ME some respectable business, in Gny oaptcity that he could make himee!f useful. Has actioa! know!l- edge of architecture a: din, id would there- fore prefer a siti on ‘Sughtsman or clerk of works. Address J, M.S,” care of W. Stewsrt, Post Office. 3 6-3t ANTE iron for recommendations req = them. Inquire at N WOMAN to cook, wash ired; 0. 4 ANTED TO RENT—(Unfornished) either HOUSE of five or six rooms, with convenience for servants.—location to eets and 14th and 8th sts ,— Please address notes to js4iw ANTED-—Ina drug etore,a YOUTH betwes Jv and 20 years of age. Candidstes must satisfaciory referenc # as to qual'ficati and character. The preference wi!] be giver to one who has been engag: the drug business six or twelve months, Addre ABC,’ Washington City Post Office. js Im* ANTED IMMEDIATELY, at the U. 8. fare Yard, Washington, a number of LANDS. de Im wa 'ED—Every person to know that i amin the market, ready to pay cash for all articles in the h raishing line, Those leaving tne city, or he 58 aurplus, will do well to call, R. BUCHLY, 428 Seventh vetween Gand H stz., ( ide,) Dealer in New Second-hand Far- niture. no 16 ANTE D—TAILOHRS, TAILORS.—®S Tailors competent to work on military goods, Apply 6. KOLP,at Wall. Stephons & Co's. 8025 [aap eelr is toes tay, He | L98?_T yo, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, oon- teinr a “E onsgs Ph Uiil'bo suitabie rewarded by lon i ae; the finns House, corner of Eighth tod Date. Upton BOOKS, oon- the Ye 4 ter: I. ms a i = we ELI FERGUSON. prsic: OF _ COLUMBIA ‘WaAsdixeton, To-wit :—1 hereby tify that Westen brought NOT ners ty " in in flesh; consid- oreniy scarred b; 7 Oss M1, harness | Wi 7 this 8th of Ji “fh cr Le ; a come forward, prove property, 08: ‘Siero away. WESTON 5. FUR * itan Po:10e, County oF The owner of the above desoribed horse B88 a closures, ht bs: having & whites on the left hind leg. The owner of the abo quested to provs proper! him sway. * AKEN UP ASTRAY—On Saturday morning, orre! HORSE about six years o! The owner is requested to come fo rd, prove property, pay oliarges, and take him: away. J. BRENNAN in 7st Corner Seaond anc H ats. STRYED OR STOLEN rom the City Hall even: instant, 74 O'oiook. A small bay HORSE: white mark inhi hanes arrapecovsred with on 8 ne! Clelian je, stirrups co enamelied leather. The bepdle was new and mate of white leather. A suitable reward will be pax if cataraed to the )sabearibers or for such informa- jon &3 will lead eit reoovery. TEDW. CLARK, ja7-3t* Va. av., bet. 9th and 19th sts east. STOLE A fine black HORSE, 153: bands hich; 6 years old; entirely black except Ned hind foot, ig ben zhite ep to sy Kies the proper oO ur in Aid + 01 ave vimaat YY. i" M.. Ineapat at Upton Hill, Va. Was rto'en while tied in front of the harness store of James 8. Topham. Seventh st., on yes- terday afternoo’ raced by his owner up venth street as fa: the fi: nates turning on the first road to the right, after which £9 traces cou'd be had of him He had on when taken & military bridle leather halter ard pair of martin- ‘a'es hanging loose from his neck. Any person aving information of the horee will be amp'y re- by eaving itat the P. Headquarters, fice of B St on his f Bae or at th Lost OR STOL rom the Washineto. Oa: Saturday. January 4th,1962, sole leather K, medium size, marked with card on one end, Geo. A. Parker; and siso,a tag with 8. M. Felton, A libsral reward will be given by return- ing the sameto Willard’s Hotel. jas-st T—On the Rookville turnvik ohsin » BROTHER & Co's, itable reward will be lows’ Hali, hi 7 Ist Jan 1862,and Watches anc Jewelry toa large amount stolen, they will give $250 for the re- covery of the goods. and $5) for the conviction of the thief or thieves. G. W. BRAY & Co, 516 Seventh street. OST.—A SEAL BING, and a F 4 SEAL, attached to 4 ring, with corneslian set. @5 reward willbe given to whoever returi ticles to this office. de FOR SALE AND RENT. Te LET—Very desirable ROOM nished, at No. 2: ry 44 and 6th near City Hall Square. Fest CLASS HOUSE FOR RENT, (far- ed,) No 311 F street. betw Ith and nquire at the office corner of 10th street ja8 3.* for paymaster, 210 F street, and QEEFICE FOR RENT, euitadie on s*oond floor of building No, opposite Paymaster Generai’s office. Apply to C. A_WOOD & CO., on the prem: ja 8-lw*_ ANTED.—We are now bu ing. SECOND- HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED- DING, for which we are paying the highest oss » Families declining houcskeepi:z, or urpins of furniture, will find it to their to give ue a call, BONTZ & GRIFFITH, No, 369 7th st., betw. | and K sts, BOARDING. O OR FOUR PERSONS CAN BE AC- mmodsted with Bosrd in private family, itel Hill. Inquireat McPHERSON’S drug pitol Hall. ja8 3t* 462 No, 462 anp 464 Seventu site the Post Office, Offer their stook of WINES, BRAN DIES, GINS, COR DIALS, eto. also their iarge assortment of EGARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, etc., ‘or sale at Wholesale Prices, They 5eon copstantly on hand fine PHILADEL- pula CREAM ALE, in kere and les, for rs or family use ublic in general are re- jested to give them & oall and examine their splendid stook of goods. 8S WERTHEIMER & CO 462 and 464 Seventh streat, de 21-3m oppo. Post Office. MPORTANT TO LADIES. ‘The subsoribers have opened the store No. 16 Market Space. Pa av.. bet. 8th and 9th ats. 8 first class Lace y Dress Cap Depot. consistin: in of Point d’Alenoon, Applique, Mecklen xy jenclennee Lasse by sunt as tag ig ho jandkero! 5 8 | jouncin; i. Couffures, and inde ‘goods of the finest quality; tN ri and at Now York (ognN & DUSSELDORP, ‘om New York. N. B.—All sorts of washed. mended, and done up equal to new, at s WERTHEIMER & 905. notice, de 26-Im* Military Boots AT WHOLESALE, ‘We have now in st>re— n oguee Calf Stitched namel Lex Boots, be eo uilted Bot. Le “4 . “ aly 3 tao “ ps “heavy ‘oul sgloigs meh: be b no! yee. ete of Galt and Kip Bo Boye’ and ju 3 a's. ea T,WAITEHOUSE, ‘No, 16 Market Mpace, de2-im* Penn. sy.. between 8th and 8th sts. ow MADEIRA, SBERRY AND PORT Imported and Bottled by W, 5. Corwin & Co., N.Y Wanderer Madeira, bottied 1832, Reserve yo «1860, > urmerst - Imp Box sale ty 7 Pennsylvania avenue. D . de 2 Entranoe on ‘Sixth st, LOSING OUT OF FIRST QUALITY CiRStPSEE ORR RUREE CoAL'D dersigned have on |, in kegs of different six 2,000 pounds of best York Butter, which rome mac ell rom | at re : TINGS & GO. under 5 — 2 hee aveni ‘nim next door adjoining GLoves RLY dubia, WaTco. ? pied ate ara a ving en, the (tation of being anex paeiereeenerey coy to give wed, DEVORATIONS. 486 a see cee sold at ths {OR RENT—A HOUSE containing 8 roome With large stable attach d, situat-4 in Sevent Smithsoniao [netitate. For parti WICK & Sruanre Ww r Seventh st. Lu O RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, la without Board, to let at No, 399 Eighteenth eet, between F and G streets, rear the 8nd War Departments, WANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE of 4or 5 rooms, at a mcderate lit for which half cash and half in low priced buiiding lots will be paid. Preference will be given for a house between Oth and 15ch streete, north of Pennsylvania ave- nue. JOHN D. CLARK, No 527 Twelfth street, Agent for pe purchase id sale of Res! Propsrty F° RE} T; ‘Two Jarge furnished ROOMS on the seoond floor. [nquireat 460 Eleventh st, between F and G ja 7-3:* gentral location. Inquire of p IDAY. 391 New York sv-nue.or of the Janitor of the Charch. 5 Gt FYE RENT —With or without Board. eats farnished and comfortable SITTING ROO and a fine BED ROOM attached, at No. 450 ‘Twelfth street, east si between G and sts, The location is one of the most poseeme con- venient in Washington. Also, the rooms are very desirable. No children in the istiw DSOME FURNISHED ROOMS, next FAS P So Wihatd Hota aie Penney! bins enue. OR SALE—From 4,000 to 5,000 cords of WOOD steading win 234 miles of Beltsville. Inquire of J. R. STEVENS, Wood and Coal jer, No. 469 First st, OK SALE—An old established yoke and ity, and story brick dwellt on which there iss three-year ove and which will be aetna in the sale of th ioulars at No. 38 bon OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—1.000 a0: 1g anlonted Lapontes pe a the beg a 80 exchan: ir proj Gity of Washington. ‘The land 1s woll timbered, ‘Address “Exchange,” box No. 30" Washinton Post Office. / : de 19 im OR RENT—Two pleassnt ROOMS, neatly shed, in a firs residence in 6 corge- with boa d. To tenant termes will be moderate, Applyati5i West st ner town, 7 H NDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.— ‘our handsomely Furni: = ‘ost Office Sicaracen for rent. A) ani 4 4905 Massachusetts avenue, north side, 4th and 6th ate. EDUCATIONAL. EGARAY I\STITUTE, 1527 anv 1529 paves St. PSU.ADELPEIA- Ingtitate. conduc! tor two years past in city of P. phia by Mapame CatcaRay and her niece Mapa YRERVILL f same paincintes as the oncin New BS lighed there in 1814, will reopen, after hI holidays, on Mo uary 6th, with its wi ample ‘Hei tion, can j m VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO. J HN K. GUDDALL, Brofaanor and Eeegper of the above, tenders his services to the public. Terms 81 per lesson. oferenges 10 ‘Quy miusicisn in the Guietieeedvrcematat Bali avecus, ner Gg sree ee euler e Bel Ee Pror. C.F 4 AENES™ Bicing, Soboot at Ee sontins every Th 7 aad Fn- ng classes at Oe 243 toa, Beer Soret peer carta ees ry . George Arth, jor acireular. dell-Im [MAD4ME LEONTINE BLANCHET, DE Panis Ae ERECT ESE wor ‘ashington. GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS NIO! AGU Lay thes TO oy eee NT WISLE, Seo, Osher entat tte, Serrraton ot ‘hed to. ‘tie ey ives Sig hncaaies N aaet 1 neem ear for Lilienthal’s To) LILIENTSAL’S TOBACCO: LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO ! “STANDARD” BRAND.—A very rich, mel- low and full-flavored Tobacco, put up in tin foil, ‘with blue paper wrappers, printed in gold bronze and packed in quarter and half-gross boxes, wit, illuminated labels. LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIEN FHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO LILIENTHAL’8 TOBACCO : «“ YOUNG AMERICA” BRAND.—This brand is an entirely new article, far surpassing in style and quality anything of the kind beretofore intro- duced. The Tobscce is of a bright color, very mild, with a delicate favor. It is put up in tin foil, with tri-colored paper, in quarter and half. gross boxes, besutifully labeled; also in 8 and 16- ounce foil packages, seme price as “Standard” brand. LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO: LILIENTBAL’S TOBACCO: LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! FINE CUT CAVENDI8H CHEWING. Tin Foil NONPAREIL (embossed) & SAVORY (bronze.) *: MEDALLION (blue.) These exceedingly choice Tobaccos are of the best stock, very handsomely put up and labelled, and are for competition with the best brands in the market, and at Har the price. LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! All the above put up In tin foil in 2 oz. and x Ib. packets. LILtENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! LILIENTRAL’S TOBACCO: LILIENTHAL’S TOBACCO! SMOKING TOBACCO. GENUINE TURKISH SMOKING In half-size square tin foil, handsome labels. SPANISH CUT In half-size square tin foil, handsome labels BRAZILIAN SMOKING in half-size equare tin foil, handsome labels. And a great variety of other brands manufac- tured from the best VIRGINIA LEAF. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE. FREDERIC 8. COZZENS, WINE MERCHANT, CONSTITUTION BUILDING, E STREET, Between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, WASHINGTON, D.C. BRANCH OF 73 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. AGENCY FOR N. LONGWORTH'S OHIO WINES, AND AGENCY FOR C. H. LILIENTHAL'S TOBACCO. IMPORTER OF FOREIGN WINES FROM THE BEST HOUSES, JULES MUMM -& COS CHAMPAGNE. . —_-) RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES. ' BRANDIES, LIQUORS, LIQUEURS, &c. oh ‘TP SS ae | bens SECOND EDITION, THREE O'CLOCK, P. M. OUR MILITARY BUDGE. eee WS aa Burnside expedition wit embrace fully twenty f the harbor to coal, which gave the Ella Ward- ley the opportunity to escape. Important from South Carolina. —_—-> SECESH ACCOUNT OF THE LATEST OPE. RATIONS OF THE UNION FORCES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. a We take from the Norfolk Day Book of the day before yesterday, thegollowing: THE WAR ON THE SEacoastT. The long agony of peg end have now every reason to teve that the enemy bas begun the active lous of the invasion Late In the forenoon of W: . the Ist inst., the Yankees bed the mainland in their sce at Chisholm’s Fer ign Points. These laces are on opposite si f Port Royal and about four miles apart = rma One of these attempts to land te brve hear of sharp fighting only at Deen a feint, as one of the points named. Here the enemy, 3,500 @rong, was met by Col. Jones’ South Carolina ra ande sbarp skirmish ensued, during which Col. Jones wes reinforced by a Tennessee regiment Our troops, though still inferior in numbers, determi to try the efficacy of cold steel ‘he ene- Ol. Jones’ regiment, in the beat of pursuit, ventured within range of the bost howitzers of tbe Yankees, which poured 2 sudden fire into our ranks, killing 6 and wounding 12 of men. The enemy rallied under cover of their — again pressed forward. But this time ey were met by a still more impetuous charge, a Seon boys pursuing them to their very boat So mecree pecbeg the flight of the Yankees that they incontinently threw down and abandoned their guns and whatever else encumbered the'r valual persons. it is said that in the second charge of our troops not « musket was fired. But the Connecticutites did not fancy the portentous tramp of our companies and the silent glitter of our bayonets; so they broke and ron in the true Bull Run q Our loss, beyond those killed and wounded by the shells of the boat howitzers, was but trifiing. Of the enemy’s loss we have no definite account. When they finaily departed in their boats, they left four killed and many wounded upon —— but it is known that, vesides these, t 4 with them numbers both of billed and w Early roac! day mornit the enemy again ap- the main in much oe ten oe cone Long > semen force than on y. Gen. Gregg’s brigade, which joned in the neighborhood, fell back a Short distance to secure an advan’ battle ground, and, at last accounts, the Yankee forces Were advancing up the Combahee road, the skir- mishing between the pickets being heavy and continuous. Of the results of the action yester- day we bave no news whatever, but the fring oon steadily maintained until quite late in the rDoon. We have hg the above accounts brought by Se the scene of action. Up to a late ur last night no official dispatches Sea been recelved in relation to the events which we have mentloned At5 o’clock p.m ¥, offici sl were received, S eeane as the a on boats had agzin opened a sharp fire of upon — Point, but for what purpose was not ve advices that on Tuesdayfiast a Yankee gunboat entered Bull’s Bay chased a echooner that was coming from Santee by the inland pass- age. The steamer wes cro’ with armed men ondeck. She ran the schooner up a creek, but finding the water too shallow, ceased the pursuit. THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. a LATER FROM THE UPPER PPTOMAC. Frepericr, Jan.&—There is no new move- ments here or up the river. It is believed here that Gen. Jackson bas been joined by Anderson and Loring’s brigades, and that they have gone to attack Kelly. All eyesare now turned towards Romney. Jackson’s force will probably exceed 10,000. Gen. Hamilton, of our second brigade, is reoov- ering from a severe bilious attack. Last night was the coldest night of the season, but the troops are all comfortable, and there are no complaints of hardships <aittsehiaennsiiensceeptsithiemsiitiinss ARRIVAL Fi EUROPE. Hawirax, Jan. 8 —Thp Canada, with Liverpool dates to the 29th ult., hes arrived, with three hundred troops. There was no cotton market on Saturday. Manchester.—Firm. Breadstuffs easier. visions steady. Consols 90}, 290% . FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Battimmors, Jan. &—The Old Point boat, CONGRESSIONAL. —_.—— XXVVIIth CONGR ESS—Secend Session. fn