Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1862, Page 3

rai Notice —After bavt ag for years printed the lists of letters tr maining wu for in the post otice of th's ety, (under the: law suthor- Fine their pubzeation {n the newspaper = letter List. In addition to this positive their insertion since those lists ss 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 speciality. AMUSEMENTS To-Nicut. Tuxatex.—The exciting drama, ‘‘ Madelaine, er the Belle of the Faubourg. fit,and may expect a bumper in ith the pains taken by bim fo cater dendapeeel Spier tbe public amusement. es ee —A grend bill of original- new artists some old favorites. Talbot, the Be recent and Ward’s feats aa the corde volante Cuaisty’s side-splitting bur com! songs, joken and dances, Frith Geet, Neil, ene? kk oe Boots, 78 ’ otbers, in sp! leces of u; r= oustsn Goaee G. C ts Jake,» in the “Btatue Lever.” il peal rg —Another by Dan Rice, with bis performances 2 is Toles catenle, the qeton Eloise, and all the ampitbeatrical troup. New arrangements for the conventence of indies and fem » Tender the ampithester unusually attractive. AcaDEMY oF Music.—Good music, excellent refreshments, and attentive walters at this popu- Jar resort. Open all day. Concert from3 o’clock till late at night. Tar Hutchinson Family at the Navy Yard, in @ capital bill. Lectv’ Last night, Rev. Dr. Pierson deliv- ered the first lecture of the Smithsonian course at the Institute; subject, “Jefferson at Monticello.” Previous to the lecture, Prof. Henry made a few remarks, disclaiming on the pert of the Smith- sonian Institution or its officers responsibility for lectures of a political or partizan nature not under their control. The lecturer introduced an Interesting narrative of Capt Baton, whs had served many years at Monticell: Mr. Jefferson’s overseer, and which Baton related to Mr. Pierson in Kentucky, where Mr. Baton now resides The lecture trented almest exclusively upon the domestic and every- day life of the statesman, describing his farm, servants, stock, manufactories, &c. Monticello was upon & mountain very much like a sugar loaf in mp a the summit of which ten actes had been ¢) - The basement of the house was used asa dining room, kitchen, &c. No Quarters ‘were near the mansion, and the grou: were laid out witb great care and planted with shrubbery and flowers of the rarest and most beautifal varieties. His garden was upon the side of the mountain where it bad been necessary to blast ont tbe solid rock and make soil upon theterrdces. Mr. Jefferson used to send home great quantities of shrubbery while in Washington, most of which was ob- tained from a Mr. Main, near Georgeto' so much attention wes paid to home matters by the statesman In the midst of political life at the seat of goverament, that in his létters be weuld direct his overseer where to set the trees and plants, and enumerate such as were dead and to be removed; proving, as bad been before affirmed, that be knew the name and locality of every plant and tree about the mansion. There was about ten thousand acres in the plantation, but it was not very profitable. r. Jefferson was SS fond of fine horses and stock— importing considerable of the latter for his use. mil! wo; and U jo afterwards did king, The President's iH at that time was surrounded by a bigh ‘wall with iron gates, from which the street Jed directly to the Capitol. There was no mar- = — . Jefferson did is marketing in ing out daily about afty dollars. It believed thatibere ‘was no post office bere then, as all Mr. Jefferson’s letters from thiscity bear the post mark of George- town. His library was sold to Government, and ‘was very large, requiring sixteen teams, each carrying three thousand pounds, to remove it from isotonic to hereon mary — Jefferson ra con’ upon subj of religion, but ied number of semaioun waren aerioa very of reading the Bible, which he always kept in a convenient place near his favorite seat in the library. Interest descriptions of his horses, carriages, and daily habits, were given by the lecturer, who concluded his discourse with an eloquent a for the delivery of the resting place of the author of the Declaration of Independence from the shadow of treason and secession. Tus Muies Fine-Piue—We give below an abstract of the Water Registrar’s report sent to the Board of Aldermen at their lastmeeting. He states that on the 9th inst. he made some experi- ments at the request of the Mayor for the purpose of illustrating the ble value and chetaey of hose used without either hand or steam fire en- gines in combination with the four-way fire-plo of Capt. Meigs’ invention. He reports the i of some ten or twelve experiments, which were very satisfactory, as may be seen by the following abstract of the report : Fifty feet of hone were attached and laid out in 44 seconds, and the water thrown to a perpendic- ular height of 65 feet, and toa horizontal caees of 85 feet through a X-inch nozzle. preg de ee x — ee in 45 seconds, ough a %-inch noz: water ‘was thrown as bigh and far as through the ¥-inch The third section (150 feet) of hose was attached and laid out in 1 minute 15 seconds. The fourth section (150 feet) was attached and laid eut in 1 minute 3 seconds Each section of 150 feet threw water about 55 feet bi gh—over the top of the Constitution print- Meceer ‘here was no diminution tn the ih and on in 1 minute, 13 seconds. 500 feet of hose and a X tnch nozzle, water was thrown to a height of about 48 feet. Through 300 feet of hose water was thrown toa height of more than 50 feet. The eden) agape he, < dan Beene iments was about 48 Ibs. to tbe square inch. aa Pressure of the aqueduct water js about. DITOR oF THE Staz—Sir: Having issue of yesterday the introduction of a bill increase the pay of non-commissioned officers of the army, it is but fair to say that when the of soldiers was increased act of the CAL NEWS, ~ S05 on Mo A RO Potcs.—Yesterday, th as ay, 4 ‘men of the’Third lunter, for assault and ‘was taken before Justice Barnaclo, and committed to jail. Israel Croft, fora like offense, was committed to jail, Catharine McDon- ald, for larceny of various articles of silver ware, wad committed for a bearing by Justice Barnaclo. The Fourth Ward ) meg arrested Lee Ir- win, ‘aroline Rue; dis by Justi Clark, do.; r do. 5 security for 2 hear- Mary Mi Ward , charged with profanity; held fora hearing. gg McNemara, do ipa 4 cents costs. Wm. Horner, violating hac! regu- lations; ruled for trial. Charles Bruce, do.; $1.58. Patrick Brannan, do.; dismissed. Covtpn’r Stanp THE PRESSURE.—A number of persons were in a drinking-house near the railr: ad Peas ', When one of them, a soldier, idenly taleeed the sum of 815, which had been prestidigitated out of his pocket. He at once search, when one chap, who ve his name as C. Jacobs, made tracks the oor, seeing which the soldier mode tracks for Jacobs, and seizing him, shook him until he dis- gor, his plander. The soldier then started with bis prisoner to hand him over to the police, but the artful dodger was too much for the mili- tary man, end disappeared in an unactotintablé manner, since which C. Jacobs has not turned up. Crntrat GuarbuousE Cases— Thompson —Daniel Bell, drunk; Augustus Miller, do; workhouse spider, do; ‘ore Justice ined $1.04. 60 days. A turned over to the military. James fron Me whites it peared th: whic! at hed hall teen! rrels tice Ti parties if t! Emile, Dav picion of ‘mile en upon suspicion of the theft of a the case was dismissed. Lewia Defc he street; dismissed. Foiiy Commirtzy.—The two boys (Goady and Dreaking ‘alo Mr: Fridiey's beck stwoa a, fer int r. a s st mn the City Post Ofte and stealing the drawer contain- ing a dollar or two in small change, and commit- for a hearing by Justice Thompson, had a final hearing this morning. Although the boys, are both under 15 years of age, they appeared to be ex and were provided ‘with the tools for burglarious operations They appeared fectly car while in prison. They were fully com- mitted for trial at court Cuimtnat Cov: esterday, Benj. Franklin Johnson, colored man, on trial for the larceny of two $20 Rass i2 | notes, stolen from a letter be- longing to a soldier of the ist Long Island Regi- ment, was found guilty as indicted. There are other Indictments against him for similar offenses. Jobn Ms:piy,¢ routh ot} peoapeged 15 or 16 years old yas was tried for stealing a box of gauntlets (240 pairs) valued at $140, from Joshua A. Smith, —— 27th day of November last, and was found guilty. PosrronzD —Last night a number of the mem- bers of the Sons of Temperance and other tem- perance organizations assembled in the room of the Good Samaritan Division, 8. of T., with the expectation of hearing an address by the Rev. Mr. Hera, of Baltimore. The day proving un- favorable, the lecturer was telegraphed not to come, and the address may be expected some future evening. The compan present was ad- by some prominent friends of the cause before the meeting adjourned—among them the Rev. Mr. Crane and Mr. Savag Cuanor or Lanceny.—Jobn Horrigan was ar- rested this morning on suspicion of stealing a coat from Michael Carroll. . He was taken before Ju: tice Donn by patrolman Leach; and the coat bei: recovered, the complainant would not make oath to the felonious intent of the accused, and the case was dismissed. Government Sate cr Hor ‘Wall & Bar- nard, auctioneers, so!d yesterday, at the Govern- ment corral, about two hundred horses and mules, at an average of about $25 each. Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- larged Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four- and-e-balf and Sixth streets. Room 24 up stairs. Office hours from 12 m. to6 p.m. Orders to call at residences promptly atte: i im* Pieasant Furnisuzp Rooms, with fuel and aang or without board, at 415 E street, be- Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders can be accommodated. im* Whirrucrst; 494 Penn. nue, furnishes Potente bs from miniature telife size. His col- ‘ection of carts de visite likenesses embrace all fo eaeaed men of the country. Remember, W biteburst received seventeen premiums in this country, and a medal at the World’s Fair at Lon- don; also, atthe French exhibition at Paris. See bis fancy cases for holiday Preseny. de 2l-eolm* SoLprens to THE Rescre !—Young men rush- 7 into tbe exposures and dangers of a soldier's life sheuld prepare themselves for the fatal fevers, the dysentery, the sores and scurvy, which are almost certain to follow. Holloway’s Pills, used occasionally during the campaign, will insure — health to every man. Ouly 25 cents pee x. 21 Inpia RvBseR oops. Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. aad Ponchos and Blankets combined, $2.50 eac! India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair. And all kinds of R ubber Goods, including Rub- ber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds in sickness, &c , &c., at manufacturer’s prices, at H. A. Hall’s India Rubber Warehouse, 308 Pa. av., between Ninth and Tenth streets. jan 1-tf (ADVERTISEMENT. Ta 0 MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE MEDI- crngs —For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Helmbold’s Extract Buchu, which has re- ceived the endorsement of the most prominent physicians in the United States, is now offered to ‘icted humanity as a certain cure for the fol- lowing diseases and abuse of the urinary or sexu- al organs: General debility, mental Rereal depression, imbecility, ination of blood to the head, confused id: ja, general irrita- bility, restlessness and lessness at night, loss of appetite, absence of muscular efficiency. pe pepels, emaciation, low spirits, disorganization or paralysis of the organs of generation, palpita- tion of the heart, and, in fact. all the concom|- tants of a nervous and debilitated state of the system. To insure the genuine cut this out. Ask for Hembold’s. Take no other. Cures guaran- teed. See advertisement in another column. 3t Tus Impian Hers Doctor, From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of thes complies, or ill- ness, without receiving any informa- tion from them. ¥ No charge for Consultation or Advice. OUR MOTTO. We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life: “With Blood our hands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Provides the means to cure all ills; ‘The simple Herbs beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our pain complete. A simple Herb, a simple Flower, '| Cull’d from the dewy Lea— Pome bert ae Cinmvedl Fournrs Warp Stafion Casts—Before Justice Walter —Geo. Goode Jas Reriey, sailors on a drunk; sent totheirship. Thos Grunler, drunk and disorderly; sent to bis camp, L. I. iment N. Slack, drunk; dismissed. klin Hughes, mendicant, fortune teller, and star of the west. wes taken in Sor ude hoe feel po wes i favorite with those who kaow him, and the arrest was made for bis own g but Frank “could'nt see it in that ight” and released from the cells be pronou: prsitively that ‘‘the metropois is bad alge”? Charley MeDonald, disorderly; dismissed. x = AND Bon —Sameiog: homens in an: itiable; none pone nsdn than the deaf ‘and blind. a Rs if 3 i | fl Pb is call-d to the new a pyar oaege power and health to the. > Oo eee eee No charge for Consultation. ja 10-2w® MARRIED. Si mi ceeeh eters itr: Paser Casini Dis»y, ii at BO eclow p m., ALISIA in hang your of her ee. llth and F streets, ‘oO is of the family are by thie Inventor vame » It g RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., BDN J Denin. To DFO IN Bland Ne Mh SUSAN Wi Nea. Mrs. B! fit on Friday. 6 door, WASHINGTON THEATER! MR. BLAND takes great pleasure in snnounc- ing that he has made arrangements with cipal Artists of the ITALIAN OPERA! From the New York Academy of Music, for 3 GRAND OPERATIC PMRFORMANCES, To take place on MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, Janvaxy 20, 21 anp 22, When the following celebrated Artists will &ppeay: MISS ISABELLA BINKLEY, OME STRAROSGH, the - A 1, the renowned seve ee r) Violonoellist. The entire combination under the musical direo- Geliekshes Aaekac epee jow York, Vv ul » Jan. 2th, win ve BaeR BREN S3BE IY com : DON PASQUALE, : with the following Star opeiia Hinkley as(a role imme.se success). ESDAY, January 2i—Donisetti’s new o BETLY, oud the last aot of PAVORTEA. WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2—Rossini’s chef d'muvre IL BARBIERE DE SEVIGLIA. Prices oF ADMISSION. To Parquette and Dress Cirle. ‘ Oronester Chai sew Boxes. Seats may be ur era Nights at Mr. Metzsrott’s Musi mencing Saturday morning next. 9 o’olock. Doors open at7; performance to commence at 8 o’olook. jin 6 FEORGE OEY rouse, Taxtu Street, Brrween & ann F. 0 E Night with GEORG ECURISTY'S MINSTRELS ‘om Bri vy. Netd York, Comprising 16 of the Pitexep Stars oF MINSTRELST ! The entire entertainment under the immediate di- GEORGE CHRISTY Tha acknorledsed Pioneer of Minstrelsy! This Evening, and every evenin: further notice, will be produced George ‘8 great afterplece entitled ‘LHE STATUE LOVER. Jake,(one of his best characters,)..George Christy Other o irs by the pany. The usual melange of Singi noing, Bur leaque Opera, & 0., by the whole company. Lonisiog- Parent. cents ; Galiory. 25 cents, a Kies AMPHITHEATER, “Sole Lessee and Manager Associate Manager Equestrian Mansger --Musical Drreet . King. C. Soott. . F. Whittaker. J. Prosperi__._.. SPECIAL NOTICE wing to the engsgemeat of the justiy renowned Dan KRicg. the mangement has been compelled to adopt the following regula tion in regard to reserved seats: The two front ranges of boxes are to Le devoted to ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them, and will be akarged at 75 cents each ; they can be secured daily at the who have No CRRTIFICATES trouble and the management annoyance by refraining from attempting to take possession of any box marked “This row is Taken.” Second and most vosrively Last Week of D N RIC PYOPLE’S FAVORITE! THE THIS-EVENING, AN RICE Will introduce Tus Danctne Hors. Franxx Rosstox! THE BLIND STEED, EXCELSIOR. JR 1 perform Trained and edp ted by Dai ee un 1 Dan Rice will also ( aid of Frank Whittaker) produos the COMIC MULES! In the position of Humoristand Conversationaslist, jan Rice wiil eaco?t to the Circle ELOISE, the Child Rider, so AvbMIss10) Cirole _... Ghiidrea under 10 years old... Colored Galle Doors open at 7 o’clock; performances will com- mence at a quarter before 8. On W¥DN AY, DAYLIGHS DISPLAY! DAN tE’S BENEFIT ‘Will take piace at an early period. _ialé RICHARD P. JONES, Agent. ANTERBURY HALL! FIRST PRESENTATION oF THE GREAT RAVEL PANTOMIME, LES AMORS DES ALPES! WARD In His Great Conpz VoLantE! Afternoon Performance Wednesday Afternoon at2o’olock, for Lidies and Children, with quanti- tiesof Presents A superb $28 Silk Drei {D” All of the Immense Company at tertainmsnt. WwW THE ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF PENN. AVENUE, (* Sips,) No. Between 9th and 10th Every evening a remarkably fine Free Concert, embracing selections from the best classic music, and the most popular operas—rendered in betier style than at any other American concert ssloon. ty id the public are freely invited, nce,—may rely upon hav me! dition to the MUSIC, 289, BALLS, PARTIES, &. 357 ANNIVERSARY BALL Franklin Fire Company isda: Sacer Bet cn PRE ELS BI 6 i y to meet the friends of the Ci Tickets, sami! Grafton Powell, W. #. Beardsley, © 'G. Wokloff, Henry King, 5, . Mooney ‘the abo ed. Tickets oan be had of any of eI CEN ia 7,9,11 14,15,16 Treasurer, ASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY AT Tem rs of % perance Hall.(in the main oth loth. Classes every and and it TERE ite Sar Bei Tithe, de 17 Im" Prokesor of Danette: EDUCATIONAL. TUTE, ducted fortwo yeare pest in by Mapame CusoaRay BoswELw’s M Cough Candy, For COUGHS, COL. D8 BRONCHITIS, INFLU: ZA HOARSENESS, And all inciprent stages of Conswmption. 2 (OME SONDRED CARPENTERS AND La- cy Dorera x:'ll fird employment by applying at £85 Eleventh stroct, immediately. jwls- st" WANTED JNMEDIATELY— A fret 0) > good wen, Call 415 at. between ithiand sth afer res OSE Site pet A 1 ES 2 WASTED: good BL ACES ITH swho Mr . ediat at Viderasands hStaeg Met ney jas ‘ ANTED-—A Y 14 Gnd 16 yearso' WwW quick, atte Siteane int t. et able to read and write. Apply cai i eee sae Wap D—An active WOMAN, to assist in room of the Metropolitan Hotel e : must be able to read and write. Apply at the store room, on C st. it RESPECTABLE GIRL Wishes a Situation for several Gaya at ner scenout placesNe 487 iath is street,noar Fe a Wee ora zoreg mae. who, kes hed far Cg OR ge Rapa Please addreve "3 Tre Star OMee heise” RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SIT- . vate h is er 3 i can be had from her !ast conlerer, a two days, 340 Fourth street, between res WANTED IMATE DIATELY—Two oom rs KEaS. Appl : BLACKFORD. ea Be elon ales WANTED-« small brick HOUSE within five ‘minutes’ walk of ths White House ; rapt pot to exceed 920 p dre: . D. & WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A nicely fur- nished HOUSE, for s small family of adults, f r the rent of which smp!e security will be given. Address H. C. 8., Star Office. _i814-3t* WaAsT oa teady and etent WOMAN ress and to wash, to whom good wanes P ‘ood home will be given. Apply ot No 4 aif street, cant side, between acd H ats. OARD WANTED, in & respectable private family where there are few or no boarders, by & gentleman, his wife. and two children; terms Must be moderate ard the accommodations good. note) WILLIAM sani — ia 14- Address (by Willards’ Hotel. W ANTED— Be a younr man. one SEAT ina ew inthe Church of the Epiphany. for which : cod priee will be paid, Address‘) ,” Ri ANTED—A single MAN who understands W farming thoronghiy. Call at corner Second Snd F streets south, felsnd. jn 33 st* GEORGE F ADAMS. SUTHERSHIP WANTED—Any sutler wishing \ to dispose of his position will find purchaser b; applying to C. H. C Y8. corner 8th street Pen as rane avenue, Room 13,at 9,3, or 6 o’el’k. V ANTED—Bya single gontioman. a well-fur- nished PARLOR and BED 8UOM, on one of the lettered streets, not too far from léth st. If found convenient, would be enraged for a long bre = ress Box 29 General Post Office. % ox No. SITUATION WANTED, by 4 reese 'e young women, as nurse and to do n sew ing or ausist in housework. 452 Pe: ry Li wee satiefaa’ yl vani 8 Pog a] years of age. 4 referenc’s as to fications and character. The preference wi!l be giver to one who has been engaged 6 drug business s1x or twelve mouths, Addieea “A BG, "Washington City Po Office, isi im* V ANTED IMMEDIATELY, at the U. 8. Navy Yard, Washington, & number of LANDSMEN. de 26 Im WANTED—Every person to know that [ am in the market, ready to psy essh forall articles in the housefarnishing line, Those leaving the oity, or beving a surplus, will do well to call, R. BUCHLY, 42% Seventh et., between G and H sts., (on side,) Desier in New and Second-hand ed nitare. ANTED.—We are now buying SECOND- HAND FURNITURE STOVES and BE DING, for which we are paying the highest cash prices, amples declining housekesping, or having & eurplus of furniture, will find it to their advantage lo give us a call. BONTZ & GRIFFITH jo 13-tf betw. 1 and K sts, No, 367th LOST AND FOUND. I OST—Between the Patent Office and the Capi- 4 tol,a bay PONY, 14 hends high 5 tail. ‘Tbe finder wi!l be eurtab J rewar by leaving itat the Go-ernment stab! 5 south side of the Capitol. it CAME, TO PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBER, lith street, between H and New York ihinah Rise bay HORSE, on Monday, 13:h ini owner is req vested to come orward, prove property, pay expenses and take im AWBYs it* $50 REWARD.—Ran away from the farm cf * the Inte George A. rner, near Woodville, Prince Georg ounty,on the 6th January instant GRO MAN CHARLES, who cali WM. J. BERELEY. . Bis clothing when he suitof claret colored kersey. bat an ir of new winter shoes, [tia believed hi ttempted to mske his way to Washington, We will give $25 for the apprehension of Charies if taken in the county, and §50 if taken out of the Stat ther ease he is to be delivered to the un- PHILANDER A. BOWEN, 3. C. MAGRUDER, Administ’rs of Geo A_M. Turner. n the night of the 13h. from the rsh Gaont, between M and HORSE, with iarge head eaVy mane: small star in the: forehead; one ‘white hind foot; light flanks. A reward of $10 will be given for the repevery of the same, or the spprehencion of the thief. her SARAH X GANNT, ark. m ja 14-St* Alley 463 10th $5 REWAR on “aturda: dark grey SEu . years old, hind fea! with si har ess. inquireat F. HYDER’S, 276 Seventh st, tween b and M. ja 13-3t* Lost74. SEAL RING, and as FOX-HEAD st SB Al. ot ean 8 ey oo eornealian set. ewar: ven wv articles to this office, Gee. dersigned js 15-st* TOLEN. DSINASLE ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR families, and gentlemen, at 372 C st , corner 436 street. it* a ery ROOMS TO RENT, WITH board; in & pleaeant location, near the Capitol, Inquire at Star Office, is 15 2t* STORE FOR RENT, AND GOOD WILL OR SALE, near Willard’ Hotel. Inquire of J. ALEXANDER, No, 240 Pennsyivan Washineton, D C ja 15 OR RENT—Two or three unfurnished ~ ROOMS, toa small genteel family. ‘Al a Furnished Par’ erylow. Ajso, & sex0nd-! Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine for eale, Inquire at 605 H etreet, between 4th and Sth. 1t* A FRONT BASEMENT ROOM, suitable tor an office. for rent, in » convenient locality and pleasant neighborhood, in house 411 Thirteenth @ and A. [uquire at the premises. street, between _Je 15-30" URNISHED ROOM.—For rent a handsome! Furnished large FRONT ROOM. seeond floor; fire and gas; ruitable for a single gentleman, ore jansla an and wife;at355 F street, between Niot! ‘enth. ja 15 2" ey Rie th en ees ol = in) Alezaaa is ¥i yy i desirous to ire y (Bova) TURE FIXTURE vend 0008 WIE dou re sel Ope Batneh Sine Tee Gu ewente * whois eu- lori gd to negotiate, or to f Wet ne SMD BEPLEBOWER. RO se niles erie SI Soin ea nae Ofioss. ante obvanned maarsteerae eee (ohn tad 1 either cam b6 nd D ROUMS—Two comf 7 ji ocsiwe Orwithegt Board. w Ae. 2 aaa a aes Lee Wn eras iak as bon RS Te ee eee) Foz ® ENT—With 8. N. PIKES ARMY CORDIAL. In presenting this delicious beverage to the Public, it is not our intention to herald it es a quack medicine, that will cure all diseases and affections that human nature is heir to, but that it is purely a combination of most delicious fraits, distilled under our own personal super- vision, having no deleterious or injurious admix- tures so common with many compounds forced upon the Public in the shape of Tonics, &c. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL will become one of the most useful and at the same time healthful beverages that bds ever been offered. We take much pleasure in thus presenting it, particularly to Soldiers, who are exposed to change of weath- er, climate and hardship, as the best Invigorator that can be found. SAM’L. N. PIKE & CO. SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, D. C., EMILE DUPRE, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Cincinnati, October 29, 1961. I hereby certify that, in accordance with the law regulating the sale of Alcoholic Liquors in the State of Ohio, I have inspected 8.N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL, and find it free from pol- sonous impurities. [ also believe it to possess high medicinal properties, of a tonic and astrin- gent character. In testimony whereof, witness my signature this 29th day of October, 1961. DAVID O'CONNELL, M. D., Chemical Inspector uf Alcoholic Liquors for Hamilton county. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! No Househould should be without it. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! The most healthful and useful Tonic extant. 8. N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL! Have the delicious Beverage at home. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Is distilled from delicious Fruits and Berries} 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Sutlers in the Army supplied on reasonable terms. 8. N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL! Every Officer and Soldier in the Army should use the Invigorating Cordial. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Not only Officers and Soldiers, but the most delicate Lady, will find this Cordia a useful TONIC. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Is not quack medicine, but the most healthful and pleasant Beverage in use. 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Better than French Brandy, Whisky, or any strong Liquor. 8. N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL! If you wish to keep in good health and spirits, use this Cordial. FOR SALE AT THE PRINCIPAL DRUG- GISTS IN THIS CITY, OR BY 8. N. PIKE & CO., 18 and 22 SYCAMORE STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. * SOLE AGENT ‘ IN WASHINGTON, D. ©., . EMILE DUPRE, 380 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, J6 Tae wees .2ecord ol €8E SECOND E ~ THREE @'CLOCK, Py Mi OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ee INTERESTING FROM GENERAL BANK's DIVISION. {Special correspondence of the Star.) PootsviLig, Jan. 12.—Capt. Young, (aid te Col. Baker at Ball’s Bloff,) who hasbeen confined bere for some time on serious charges, wes last thearmy. He s the Assistant (Lord Vane Tempest.) in the street. A fight en- sued, in which the California captain was handled by bis Lordship in fearfully scientific styie, when the police, In the shape of the Provost Guard, in. terfered, and like the other international fight at Famborough, the contest was drawn. . Gen Stone having been absent in Washington for some days, the command of the Givision devolved upon Brigadier Generel Gorman, for- merly Colonel of the First Minnesota regiment, a vgiuable and efficient officer. He was Lieut. Coldest of tha Sndinen cite saghtnent 0 tunbea, and was especially distinguished for gallant and Meritorous conduct at Buena Vista. The bealth of the troops continues good, in spite of the cold weather. THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. en ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE. New Yorx, Jan. 15 —The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool on the 4tb inst , via Queenstown on the Sth, passed Cape Race lest night. The Anglo Sexon, Hasna, and the Glasgow, arrived out on the 3d. The Arabia has two batteries of artillery on board. The confidence in peace bas gained strength daily. There was a strong feeling in England that the steamship Europe, which was due atthe departure of the Arabia, would bring the solution of tie Mason and Slidell affair. A suspicivas steamer, seen cruising in the Eny lish channel, was believed to be the privateer Sumter, but is more likely the U. S. gunboat Tuscarora. The ship Sheppard had left Liverpool, bound for New Orleans Consols bave advanced to the quotations current before the Trent affair—92 a9? The cotton market was excited and yd. higher The sales of the week are 80,000 bales. Sales of Friday, 25,000. Breads uffs dull and with a declining tesdency, and slightly lewer. Provisions quiet and steady. NO BOAT FROM OLD POINT. Bartixors, Jan. 15.—The Old Point boat bas not arrived. She is probably detained by the storm of last night, which is supposed to have been very heavy on the Bay. Latest from Catre. Camo, Jan. 14.—The gunboats Essex, Louis, and Tyler, made a reconnoissance river to-day. They approached within ile and a half of Columbus, and fired several shots inte the rebel camp. ‘be rebels returned the fire from three or four guns, without doing damage to our boats. The effect of our shells unknown There was no obstructions in the river, and no masked batteries on the shore were discovered as heretofore It is reported that Gen. McClernand’s column moved in the direction of Biandville, Ky, to-da Gen. Paine’s moved forward this morning from Bird’s Point. The Second Regiment of the - las Brigade will arrive to-night. The Seventh Towa, Eighth Wisconsin and Forty-fifth Illinois may be expected to-morrow. Kansas mail bes arrived with Two thousand troo ing up the Rio Grande river for the purpose of at- tacking Fort Craig, and the same number are marching up the Pecos river to attack Fort Union. BaThe troops stationed at Fort Wise have been or- dered to New Mexico. Fort Unton is well pared attack, but fears are entertained that Fort will be taken, und thet the Texans will on Sante Fe. Considerable excitement prevails in the latter place iu consequence. ————— The War in Misseur: Sepacia, Jan. 14 —Advices have been received that tle Ist Kansas regiment,which was sent from here some Cays since, arrived at Lexington last Friday, and arrested several of the promi - nent and active rebels of the town, captared and destroyed about 1,500 ng? which were packed for the use of Gen. Price’s rebels, and too! Possession of 2 good deal of other valuable prop- ert y. About 6 rebels belonging to the regiment of Col. Alexander, now « prisoner at St. Louis,were captured about six miles from here lest Saturday. ™M Treeps from Califernia. New Youn, Jan. 14 —The steamer Champion, which arri.ed at this port this afteraoon, has companies D and E of the Regular Cavalry, from California, aboard. Captain Magruder, Lieut. Lens, and Drs. Quinan and Perlin, of the army, are also passengers. ————_—_______ General Sigel = Retla—Ne tention ef esigning Sr. Lovts, Jan. 14 — There is bigh authority for saying that General Sigel is still a brigadier in the United States service at Rolla, Missouri, and has no intention of resigning. <3 8 @ CONGRESSIONAL. ——__e——__ XXVViith CONGR ESS—Secend Session. i paneeing Wepxespar, Jenuary 15. Senate —After the presentation of Mr. Wilson rey back from the Mili Committee the bill to increase the clerical force the War Department. On motion, it was so amended as also to Increase the clerical force of the Navy Department; and, as thus amended, it was " Suodry unimportant bills were introduced and re r. Sherman presested the petition of Peter Cooper and others, of New York, asking Congress not to authorize an issue of irredeemable paper money; referred. On motion of Mr. Lane, of Kaxzas, the joint resolutions to increase the efficiency of troops serving in Kansas, was taken wu, Mr Saltabury opposed the feature in the bil which be alleged gave the power to commanders: there to muster free negroes, negro runawavs, &¢. Messrs Lane, of a and — —— Mr. Salisbury, urging t sen md armi slaves of pinky haf eas exp ration of oy fs ing hour; when the Kansas contested-senatorial- seat question was taken up. Hovuss —A joint resolution to promote the efficiency of the troops servi) in Kanses wes referred; also a bill providing the establish- ment of a military post at Evansville, Indiana - Br from the Committee on Roads and of and road between this ‘ity and New York. ~Mr. — , from the Ways and to .. tax which. “he ar that Congréss im > on im yield an sanual income of