Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1862, Page 1

” THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON); (SUNDAY SXOCEPTED,) _ 4 THE STAB BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania svemus and Biewenth st Br W. D. WALLAOCH. Papers served in packages by carriers at S48 year, or 37 cenis per month. ¥o mail subscribers Yhe price ts $3.50 2 year, in advance; $2 for six ‘months; $1 for three months; and for leds than ‘bree months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sin- Sle copies, oms cant; in wrappers, two CENTS. iP" Avvanruamants should be sent to the fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may tot apponr until the next day. es. XIX. THE MISSION OF THE BURNSIDE EX- PEDITION. The Old Point correspondent of the New York Tribune writes to that journal: I presume I shall violate no confidence if I state on common rumor and belief that the expedition will rendezvous at Hatteras inlet, and that Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds will be the immediate field of opera‘ions. Of these operations in detail it is not proper to speak, any further than that it is jerstood that the feroe, when fairly afioat on the waters of Pam- Tico Sound, wilf address itself to Roanoke Island, which is strongly fortified. This isthe es to Albemarle Sound, through Currituck. it is supposed that the position isdefended - from 2,000 to 3.000 men. This taken, one the faults following the taking of Hatteras four or five — ye em one ured men might have done same thing, wi have been retrieved. f ‘the ont of the rebels from all the Sounds will fol- low, which might have been done with a thousand men and twoor three boats at the time referred to. It must not be supposed that this is the whole work laid out for the — It will be but clearing away the u brush, and it will be time enough to record the rest when it takes place. It is understood that the 9th New York regi- ment, Col. Hawkins, now at Hatteras, will ac- company the expedition, and possibly the 48th Pennsylvania, also there. Some delay of the expedition at Hatteras is more than probable, in consequence of seve of the steamers drawing too much water. depth of wateron the bulkhead is less than ight feet; whereas some of the steamers draw nine and ten. I understand that, inconceiv- able as it may Sppest, the getters-up of the expedition have mn under the impression that the depth of water on the bulkhead was nine feet. Everybody but those who ought to have known, knew better. This blunder was discovered at once, as the steamers began to arrive, by all who had any knowledge of the destination. Still, though the expedition may be somewhat shorn, its efficiency will not be materially lessened, as the boats that will be unable to enter the Sound. if that should turn out to be the case with any of them, will be transports principally. Probably a more heterogeneous congrega- tion of water craft was never collected on any waters iy one time. I trust that in our future naval lists not many of them will be saffered to figure, though without doubt, as a whole, they are well suited for the work for which they are to be employed. All the odd specimens from the Kennebec to the Chesa- — appear to have been procured, the one rom the first-named locality being a stern- wheel craft drawing 10+ feet. Since she made = whele distance from the Kennebec to the apes, regular sea voyaging, in remarkabl. guick time, and reid Sent, she is not o spoken of lightly, even if she does look so much like a wheelbarrow The ferry boats Whitehall and Hoboken, now heavily armed gunboats, went out on Friday and returned the next day, thoroughly dis- abled. The expedition will not have their services. The other boats of the samo descrip- tion that sailed last night have not beeu heard from. They probably will go through. It will be the middle of the week efore the s@epedition will begin its work. This will be the very best, and there is a possibility of ex- panccrerf delays that will protract the term “expectation. 4th regiment of whole army is n enemy’s pickets, under command his outposts m we engag ositions This morning dead on the fleld night All continues The Bowling yille Courier say the Provisional infant Enstis, is lost stz days coal on hurricanes ensui her commander, weighed over and tbe remain is a list of her tenant, K. itis just ~—f ~~. ee -—____ ‘GZ Peeding Carrets to Herses. : vegetable is excellent for horses when ith oats. Its value does not consist alto- ther in its nutritive properties, but rather in its abilities to gelatinize all fluids with which it is mixed Thus, a horse fed with three — of oats and three quarts of carrots, will lo as well as if fed on six quarts of oats with- out carrots; when fed on oats alone, he voids or has been lost Footuarby —. Official Dispatches frem Col. Garfield Lovisvitiz, Jan 14—The following dispatches have been received at headqurters: To Capt. J. B. , AA _— yesterday, ok the 424 the 2d Virginia cavalry On hearing of my a proach, the main rebel force left their strongly entrenched camp and fied tbe mouth of Jennis, where th @rove the rebel cavalry, which vanguard, a distance of and wounding aconsiderablenumber Marshall's bad abandoned and burnt a large amount of his Stores. We have taken fifteen pri loss was two killed and one wounded Pursuit to-morrow asonay, 3 J. A. Garvisip, Commading Brigade. ‘Thursday noon with 1,100 men, and drove in the The men slept on their arms, and at 40’cloc’k yesterday morning we moved towards the main body of the enemy at the forks of Middle creek, an at8 o’clock, and 1 o’clock p his force of 2,500 men and three cannon posted on the hill dark. having been reinforced by 700 men from Paintville, and drove the enemy from ail their He carried off the majority of his ead and all his wounded -_ His killed cannot be less than 60 We have teken 'wenty-five prisoners, ten horses, anda quantity of stores. The enemy burnt most of stores and fled precipitately in the To-day I have crossed the river, and am now Occupying Prestonburg. Our loss is two killed and twenty-five wound- Colonel Commanding Brigade. overnment of Kentucky for 25,000 and 5.000 cavalry for three years. Floyd’s brigade, from Virginia, are going to Scotteville, Kentucky. Tue Rinatno —It is a ish steam gunboat Rinaldo, which left Province- town on the Ist inst., with the rebel commission- ers, James M. Mason, ‘Minister to England;’ Jobn Slidell, “‘Minister to France;’’ and their Secretaries, James E. McFarland and George We are informed that she Aad but fax, a8 was reported and believed when she sailed, with a safe voyage she would have arrived inside of sixty hours, so that she is more than a week overde at that port. on the afternoon the Rinaldo left Provincetown, it was blowing a gale, and one of the most fearful perienced for many years on the Eastern coast. The British Consul in this city says that she sniled under sealed orders, which Capt. Hewitt, But we bave good reason to believe that was to be the destination of the Rinaldo. bad a heavy armament of guns mounted on her main deck, which would great): able her in the storm fi Her engines were of 200 horse-power, and she was manned by 200 hands. She was a longing to the American station. T! First Lieutenant, A. Soitetest Turton; Master, A. Archer; Paymaster, A. Thompson; Surgeon, A. Nelson possible that the steamer took the St. Thomas route for England; but with the facts in our possession. there is reason to fear that she was bound to Halifax. and, becoming disabled in her machinery, is either making for port under sail, nel Hawley, of the Hartford Press, from Tybee, gives the following incident: “Day before yesterday a up to Goat’s Point. the summit of a sandbill, per! Sa Ebening Star. : WASHINGTON, D C, TH THE WEEKLY STAR. eoutlning © grester verioty of interesting rend- ‘ag than can be found ‘2 any other—is published om Friday morning. ‘Wxnws—Cssh, tavertadiy, (a advense Single COPY, Per ERB EM .coe+nscoeSl OF Fea agit ~nsvsonenmnnenevornsonen as COPIES .eescevecccccecsecceee, 6 OB Fwenty-£¥6 COplE...eee-.000 ] ‘invariably conta! as the ‘‘ Washington News? ‘eat pas made The Detiy Buening Star circulate so generally throug bout the country. {J"Singic copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured ut the couater, after the issoe ithe paper Price—THREE CENTS. te Or | oI SDAY, JANUARY 16, 1862. N°. 2,778. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. official _Patstvittz, Jan 8, 1862 ane ee ee 4 G :—I entered this ment of Ohio, Kentucky, and three bundred of command came up the river on Sunday night and burned the are i rom La ity depot, and Cave City hotel etal The citizens at all these were tifted, and esca] to Mumfo. Ile, as the reb- els stated that intended to'return on Monday night and burn every house that could be used by the Federal army in {ts advanice, as hospitals or quarters They also burned up all the hay, oats and fod- der stacks along the road, and drove off or killed all the cattle, horses and mules to be found. The Bowling Green correspondent of the Nash- ville Courier says Gen Johnston bas called upon the provisional government of Kentucky for 25,000 infantry and 5.000 cavalry for three years. ‘s brigade, from Scottsville, Ky I sent my cavalry to attacked and been leftasa five miles, killing three w fi in utter confusion. He isoners. Our I startin Bprosoubargs den iis 18a ¢ reston! @.? | left Paintvilie on two intles below Prestonburg ss Inauguration ef Gev. Todd, ef Obio. CLEVELAND, Jan 14—Gov. Todd was inaugu~ rated yesterday at Columbus His message was brief he Governor bas confidence in the purity and patriotism of President Lincoln. and com- mends bim for his determination to restore the Government to its former harmony and vigor, ir- respective of the domestic institutions of any of the States. He recommendsa reduction of the salaries of all State officers except the auditor and urer Also a reduction of the per diem com- ion of the Legislature, and a reduction of fecat taxation, the objectof these retrenchments being to enable Ohio to furnish men and money to prosecute the war. fie recommends a new system of taxing rail- roads, and a continuance of the tax to support the families of volunteers. He advises that the banks be allowed to suspend specie Py spent and finally a thorough organization of the militia of the State. of Marshall. Skirmisbing with We fought them until we found twenty-seven of his J. A. GaRFIBLD, From Fortress Monice. Fortress Monrog, Jan. 14 —Between one and two thousand troops of the Burnside expedition, including the D’Epineul Zouaves, are still in the Roads detained by the storm. A severe storm, with snow, commenced last night, and a bigh wind has been blowing all day. The snow was three inches deep this morning. Persons from Camp Hamilton say that very heavy firing was heard erday motning in the direction of Yorktown. ‘It is supposed the rebels there were practicing. Dispatches have been received here directed to Brig. Gen. Hatch, and others of his staff, and it is supposed that his brigade bas been ordered to this point. The payment cf the troops of this’ department bascommenced. The 10th New York regiment received their money to-da uiet down the road. reem correspondent of the Nash- Gen. Jobnston has called upon prehended thatthe Brit- board, and if destined for Hali- It will be remembered that Railread Accideats. Detawakre City, Jan. 15 —A wood trainon the Delaware road went through the draw of the bridge over the Delaware and Chesapeake canal this morning, near St. George’s Station. The cause is not known, and the loss of life had not been definitely ascertained. There were not more than fifteen personson the train, all employees of the road, not passengers. Troy, N. Y., Jan. 14 —This forenoon, as the Troy and Boston train was about twenty miles above this city, !t ran into a farmer’s wagon at a crossing. The occupants of the wagon were Jno. Grantand wife. Mrs. G. was killed instantly, and Mr. G. so horribly mangled that he cannot sur- vive. that night that has been ex- was to open after Festina: port. fax She tend to dis- Two of her cannons ten thousand pounds each, fifteen were 32-pounders. sunboat be- following officers: Commander, Hewitt; Second Lieu- . Smythe; Surgeon, Assistant Fire in Bosten. Boston, Jan. 14—A fire broke out to-day in the attic of the mercantile block on Commercial street which was soeeaily got under, but not until the contents of the building were damaged by fire and water to the amount of $20,000. The loss was fully insured. Silas Pierce & Co, West India goods; 8. W. Clifford, dealer in cordials; Boynton & Picket, provisions, and others suf- fered by damage to goods. EYE AND EAR. No. 227 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD’S HOTEL. New York Tribune. letter from Lieutenant-Colo- ty of Germans went One of the — stood on aps a hundred a =v an —ao venga his dung | yards less than a mile tom i teat oa —— wil to contain the shells of oats wear as we can get), and wa’ bis hat. ie whole oats. When esrrots form part of bis otters went back out of ale, Dut could seo the Oculist and Aurist. i ‘ e' 1 ng & gun a warn DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER food, then the oats, insterd ot peioe the | their consi bal eieeaiit tak yoyed 0 SCHZIS! ’ stomaca mixed with a quantity of water and in a condition that the peristaltic motion of intestines cannot operate upon them, will be gelatinized by the pectic acid of the carrot, causing their entire di yn and more perfect appropriation; and thus three quarts of oats with carrots is better and more nourishing to the horse than six quarts ofoatsalone. Horses while being fed on carrots have always a silky coat and a softskin. They are never troubled with heaves; indeed, their general health is materially improved by the use of carrots. When fed to milch cows as part of their food, carrots increase the flow of milk and give to the butter a superior flavor. Ani is not ‘ac- customed to the use of carrots, sometimes refuse them if washed or cut. In such cases, they may be fed to them a few times unwashed, then partially washed, and then berms td washod, and afterwards cut up and mixed wi! their food. We are in favor of pulping carrots and all other roots before ms | them; with such practice, there is no danger of colic, which, by and the bye, seldom occurs with carrots, although ee caused by the use of other Toots, particularly when not pulped.—Work- tug Farmer. the rushing ball bowelled and cu Napoleon. ad Har United States, it Waar Nex danseuse, will, Maguire, attend to see her, Rotation of Crops. The Country Gentleman says that James Beatty and Sons, successful farmers in Cay- pea eounty, N. ¥., adopt the following rota- a 201 Their fields successively lie in meadow two years, in pasture the third; the fourth, corn is planted on the sod, the manure ha had to interfere. a of ap, the other day an incision mad preparation this grain, the sixth year. It is followed by a growth of timothy and clover, which ested arn two years and ire one year, as already mentioned. Ui a this rotation * have more than doubled the crops in the‘sg+ gregate’’ during the last ten years. 4 A Mistake 1s rae Issue or rae TazasvRY Norgs.—A it of the Philadel, pg makes the following important state- ment : The United States Treasury Department have made a slight blunder in the coupons to the 7 30 per cent, treasury no‘ For example : stood with his back to the fort a barbette gun sent outa little cloud. Then came the thunder, , and the rash man lay diseim- splendid shot, and could not be equalled in a month’s practice. Turn, anv Now —“England. * * * un- able to get opportunities of assailing French ves- sels, was induced to have recou‘se to strange, and, as it proved, ineffectual means of carrying on hostilities. Such wasthe attempt at destroy- ing the harbor of Boul roads ships loaded with stones.—(Scott’s Life of a a Vol. II., p An act like the above, when England is the actor, is merely ‘‘strange;’’ performed by the race,”* according to British authority. Chronicle bas the following extraordinary bi in : Senorita Isabel Cubas, the celebrated o’clock, at St Aloysius church she attended church, and so great was the desire that the street in was so blockaded with citizens that the police An eccentric old gentleman died suddenly plexy in the Tuileries garden, in Paris, In his will be provided that after bis death his face was to be coated over with pitch bis mouth and nostrils hermeticaily sealed, and fortune of £60 a year fear of coming to life again after interment. Soldiers’ Pay. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SOLDIERS’ PETTTAROES TO THEIR ‘AMILIES, At any place om the lines of their Express, Ata cha'ge of twenty five cents for any sum not se = a ae ‘The From Clinton Place, New York, has arrived inthe city and opened his offices at 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, where he can be consulted on Maladies of the EYE AND EAR requiring medical and surgical treatment, Dr. Von Moscuzisxken is the inventor and intro- ducer into the medical practices of the EPHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, for the treatment of obstinate onses of DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD He 18 also author of the leit rs pubi sued in th New York and Philadelphia papers treating On ths p eventor of DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OF CAN NON, §c. Dr, Von M. has tor the past fourteen years devoted hic epecial attention to the TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR, t in two on tue sand. It wasa ne by sinking in the , New York, is “‘a crime against the human — The Washington gd ish jal invitation of Father mass this morning, at 11 In Baltimore by big known public men inthe Unidn whoh*ve been mst eucossfully trestet by hin forthe RESTORATION OF SIGHT § HEARING. front of the church Among*t nis letters may ba found the fo'lowing names: Hons @ Pugh and John MoLean; Rev, 6. G Mulen. Major C. i. Kilburn U.S Army; Right Rev. B-+hop ®lanc ; Geurg- Gordon, “ Ularen‘on Horel, New York ; Robert Ba.e, Esq, Presiden’ of the Goodhue F I Coupany, New Yo k ; Robert Glover, Esq , Director of the Na- tional Bank Note Compaor, New York; G. B, Lamar, Esq., President Bank of the Republic, New York ; and many others, amongst which are medical men of well known reputation. These letters may be examined at his office, Patierts wishing their family physician to ac- comp-ny them t. witness operations or for the Purpose of consultation are at liberty to bring them Medical men will be at all times welcomed to witness “Dr, Von M’s operations, and examine some of the instruments he has introduced for the facilitation of Opthalmio and Aural Surgery. Artificial Eyes inserted without causing any pain to the patient. Office hours from 9a. m. to2 p. m.and from3 to 5p.m. is8 Im Soldiers’ Pay! THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY ‘Will remit sums of FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER, From Sotpigns ro THEIR FAMILIES, ie in his heart He left a little His monomanio was the WILL FoRWA D y dollars, and & proportionate to pil Note 1,000 bas coupons je Feb. 19th and . TWwEnne ee A 19th—36 50 eae! hich is 1824 days _Coears wat 7 IN 1839.) — cs each at 20 cents per day—for the year, 73.] beg! tg inform toe pab‘io that thoy ve Ox- ‘The money should be placed m an From August 19th to February 19th, is 18f tend ‘Rave, xpress to Waghington, end re now ENVELOPE days; from February 19th to August 19th is 191 | 2 ewsiys hes eel eet ae Bn, ‘and securely sealed, ioe snotd be’ Sol" tee ue ge | Sebabteah Nate sett ee ae fl lm, A i (includons Post Office, State; also, street and ieee enti arcw aries © oat "aa ge 19th 26 20—73, (and when the three years’ notes in 1864, Ai 19th, one more ny be saded tor orp ear,) 80 that | tion sppiy ta® ders of notes of the fifty mil ~~ Hon Orly urd wee Bete THE OVERLA pee ber, tm @ large city,) of the person to whom to be sent, MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE ENVELOPE, informa: IT HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED THAT THE EXPRESS FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE MEANS ! Oysters! ‘GR EXPRESS POR SOLDIERS To SEND THEIR MONEY HOME, ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR- NISHED ON APPLICATION TO E. 8.8 SMt,, nooond door below Be. ave, Lovisvittx, Jan 14 —The rebelsof Hammond’s Ans possesees the testimonials of some ot the best Virgiule, "ere going to] Qe WINES AND BRANDIFS, ing received aconsienment of Zimmermann Cinciui Obto Catawba W inesard Sran- re offer to Druggists, Groovers. Keepers, &o , DRY CATAWBA WINE, Light aad Strong—the former in boxes for tabi use. Bnd the latter in ~barrels for mixieg &n cooking purposes. SWFET CATAWBA OR DIES’ WINE in barrels And bait barrels Posy ak ae! days, superior article for the CATAWBL BRANDY, _ AUCTION SALES. By BARNARD & RUCKEY, Austioneors, Fe-vgetowwn, “a 4 UETEES’ SAi “ —By virtue of a deed of ‘trust from Wm. W MeN. April 34, Suction on the next atSo’clook p m.on the ees. 'l that lot of ground in Goce own the easternmost part of lot numb+r one Bud twenty-eight, (128 ) in Bea |’saddition wn, fronting (4 fest on Don-arton street, Taon'ng back h of the same pe 1» with ths lnprovements, consisting of & two HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION. “ HBGHLY CONCENTRATED” Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, 4 Positive and Specific Remedy fu unsurpaseabie stimulent. and v sea! for For Diseases of the j.and the residue st three equal mE | anaes VLE x COFFIN, BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAY: " SICAL BWELLINGS. er This Medicine increases the oz, Sud smcites the ans: its into by which the wataar Cale RRoUs . Bnd B.1 TNNATURAL BNLARSEM atts sre red! As weil As PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. Louisisos avenue. Sa —__< > fouisians avenue. _ T° MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS, BATCHELOR’S GENUINE HAIR DYE, jn the World, The Only Reliable and Harmless Hatt Dye Known. Bold by all Druggicts; alec, at Hamneron’s Patent Medloine Store, <p. Faisat Otice, cor F & Hus, Gisss’s Hair Store, $69 Pexn’s aveni here Ladies can have itappliad. if derived ™ fastery ~S1 Barclay a. ¢ 3 Broadway) N. Y oc 3-ly ous. i 7 fenles One-third of the purchase money ‘men’s at aud months, with ¥ WALTER 8. COX, HUGH CAPERTU Trustece Georgetown Build’s A Ling tawis BARNARD & BUCKE y BARNARD & BUCKY, Auotioncors, -, Georgetown, D.C. | ROSTERS SalLk.—ty virtue of a dod of trust from Jess~ Chick, date! May 20, 1855. aud of recucd, we will & austion,on thellth day of Febrdary. at Six sek p m., ou the premii that lot of ground :u Georgetown, bounded as fo lows, viz: Beginning at th= ond of tw. rcy-rix feet measured eat on tho south line of W: from th streets, and run inz theucs easterly the south line of West street, twat CLorgs, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS— A fall stock of chuice favrics at iese than the usus! ra’es One price on!y, marked in plain figures. HELMBULU'S EXTRACT BUCRU a For Weakness ing frow Exceesss, Hats of ihssipauon, Early Tratnorstos or A use. = southsrdiy, and paraliel with said Fe 9 Pp cot |. Anexam:nation of stock sulisiled; uo obligation Attended with the Following Eymptoms : eighty. six teot, thenos wostwardiy, and paralie] | to purchsesinourred thereby Ludiposstion to Exerton, oun of Power, with said West street, twenty fect, and thenes on, PERRY & BRO., Cimetg | cial Difhouity of B 4 north cichty, six feet to the beginning, with the | _j&7-6¢ Penn avenue ard Ninth st. 2 wits ees. improveme: be ~a 28 C ¥. PR 2 e Bt + forms of sale : One-third of the purchase money ADAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANY. u Pie of the Musee we Back, to be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal NOTICE OF REMOVAL, Hot Gands, eebeets tf pemalments, at three, six, and nine months, with ae Dryness ‘ofthe Skin, oe on Eiger. The delivery office of this company is removed from Third street tu the large depot on B treet, between 2d and Sd ste, do S-tf 'O OFFICERS, SUFLE PALLID cou: NCR. These symptums, if a owed to £0 op, whieh this medicine invarmbly removes, soon follows IMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTIC PITS, The terms o sale must be complied with within one week after sale, or the property may be reeo id, = one * eeks’ notice, at ine risk and cost of the r ‘et purchaser, WALTER S COX |, &0.—For sale, st & moderate price, a New York built four . Bs ome of which the Pationt may Bepire. HUGH CAPERTON, wheeled light covered WAGON, with handsome ‘Trustee’s Georgetown Building Association. : ’ hee Who can say that they are not freuentiy fol- ja6-2awts “BARNARD & BUCKEY,Ancis. | ‘Cmes' cost $102” Also, a Nowe York mse ect of | loWed by those“ nmumrcr pieawma, Doubie Harues:, with pisted fittings, which has never been used ll. A set of pisiu Singie Harness, quite new Appiz ot 487 Seventeent! Street, corner of 1, for ese of stable @ groom. dest SOMETHING NEW—SUPERIOR HULLED \ CORN.—The subsoriber, having got the agency to suppiy Washington and delicate preparation of Corn, pes << nends. eal the pul’ : its tris), 80, Popp Zorn, PPA. BRA “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,” Many sre swage of the onuse of their euffering, BUT NONE WILL CONPRES. THE RECORDS or THE INSANE ASYLUMS And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, BRaR AMPLE WPINES® TO THE TRUTH OF TER ASEERTION. THE CONSTITUTION ONCE WITH UKGANIC VEX ABRECTE? Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. Georgetown, DC. TRUSTEES’ 8A LE.—By virtue of s deed of 1856, trust from B, Hutchins, dated September 22, id of record, we wil offer *t avotion on the * of February. 1862,0n the premises, at 4 ok p. m,, that part of lot number ninety ore, fs in Beatty & Haw kins’ addition to Georgetown, inning for ite bounds on the south side of Pros- aot street, in Georgetown, at a point distant 65 eet, measured cast, from the weet corner of said id regning thence south and paraliel with the Georgetown with this uid reapeotfully va 1 te the System ne «f raid lot 55 fest, more or less. to the ling Pa. avenue, between Ith and ‘sts. avigorat iyate Mrs Masher’ 1 : uch HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCBU 2nd lot 29 Reee and then ee cen Se och me Of] N. B.—Manufacturer of Martie Manties, Monu- | ¥™ tmvaria? ly does & TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SERPTICAL, ments, Table Tops, &o. A large assortments. ways on hand. oc 18- 3m re EAVY WOOL E, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS snd MEME SHIRTS, at 300 « $55 D street, net a 6 oss, t) Prospect street; thence wish Prospect street 2 feetto the beginning, with the improvemente, consisting of 8 two-storr [rame louse, Terme of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in cash: and the residue in three equal instalments, at throe, six and nine months, with interest, to be scoured, Tho terms of sa!e must bo complied with within one week after sale, or the property may be resold at the expense and risk of the purchaser, after one week's notice. Foods o lor sale lo’ OWNING & KEATING. ds4 Slawtf 163 Pa. avenue, near 6th st UST RECEIVED TEN BBLS. S. HORINE’S superior OLD RYb® WHISKY oe, yorantes.. rime Menengaaee T sali 3 Pa, avenue, ats ‘Stawt? WNING e KEATING. FEMALES— FEMALES— FEMALES, YOUNG, SINGL! RRIED, OR OLD OENTEMPLATING AE In Many Affections Peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other rem- say, ss in Chiorocis or itreguiarity ness, or Suj Ob yg! yao. cacagee. Ficerated or Sohirrous state e Lee. rus, Leucorrhes or Whites, Sterility. for ali compisiats incident to the WALTER 3S. COX, : HUGH CAPERTON, 5 irarsore Georgetown Build’ Assooia’n. jia62awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auola, By BARNARD & BUCKKY, Auctioneers, Gecractown, D.C. pay mrt By Pio wd ol ® — of he! Bonbon ci ‘Sap from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or an the and of record, w flor at suction’an che tite ruyere do.; Parmesan Go; Pine Apple DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! day of Fe! St Se o'clock p. m., on the prem- KING & BURCHELL, SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. io 1® _ corner Fifteenth at.and Vermont av. 4 WOLFF, eens oy Pert ark, AVENUE, Adjoining the Nations! Hotel, Koops sonstanttron hand & f ne assortmento GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, JEWELKY, SILVER WARE, ; LES, OPERA AND isea, part of lot eighty, in Holmead’s addition to Georgetown, vounded as follows, viz: Begin- Bing at the northwest corner of said lot, and run ning thence south, along North street, forty feet, ence eastand at right angles with North street, forty s'x feet, thence north forty feet, and thence west forty-six feet, to the beginning, with the im- > aad contisting of two two story frame jOuxes, NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Take no more Balsam, Meri or Unpleasant Medicine for Unpleasant oot Dangerous ‘oe sale: One-third of the purchase money | CUTLER pe ae Pes ES, &¢, €c. Diseases. Hintaimogtr at tg, ix, ac ine monthe, with | gta Ro BMG cath Meat Riles see | MELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU interes! secure in C meters , The of sale mist be complied with within | nas workman in Chronometers, foe ae SECRET DisEAsEs one w ler sa'e, or the property may be resold atthe risk and oost of the first purchaser, af or one weeks’ notice, | their Stag: At little Led Bale or no onane ¢ in Dist; No aaa FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! A ind no HIpOSure, NDKERCHIEFS. WALTER 8 COX HANDKERCHIEFS ~All sort : om : ae nies Trustee's Geornstow CA ERO eauailod. (or ladion and gentiomen—juet the thing | Uitnate, therety Removing bstuorion % 4 Ls hol ulidin =800) ion. resents. Bi re, ja6-2awis BARNARD A BOCK -Y. Aucis, | (0% CBT renee THOMPSON’S, reventans Aes CaUat seek cae ee At tE. A. Co.'s Marbie Hal! Bazaar, IGGERS & HENKY’S Wasaine' rox ANUALEXANDRIA EX- Leaving each aity twice & day. Ur cere left on alate St Gregory’s Siove Store or M>r- tin’s Franklin House, Washingtou, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, Rust ES’ SALE —By virtue of a desd of trust from Charles Williams, dated April 23, 1856, and of record, we will offer_at avotion, on THURSDAY. the 13th day of February, at 4 Oolock p.m ,on ths prem: ea, that lot o ground in Washington known and described as the cortn- era part of lot No twenty-e'x, (28,) in re No. A ni he el: f di 908, Bud « “a —— =F 6 class of ey — THOUSANDS UPON THOUS, De WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACK: 5S, no have paid hea to be in Sshort meg wt ade ey ° deserved: Mea than u ‘ “poison” hae, by ono hundred, (100,) fr ating forty-eight fost on | Wi!) meat with prompt attention, ed up in te ajetmm, to \ToRK OWL ic an ‘Twonticth at/eot, end fifty feot on M street, with | J93-28* mg pe ON no fhe improvemen 8, consisting of two story frane NEWS-NEWs—N Ewst PERF APS AFTER MARRIAGE, Lorms of sale: @ne third of the purchase money PAY to be paid in oash, the resiiue in three equal in stalments, at three, 81 od nine months after date, with interest, to be seou: ‘The terms of aslo musi complied with within one week after sale, or the property may be resold, J NEW YORK OYSTE:. AND EATING SA LOC. N The undersigned be; respectigity to inform thes friends and the parite generally that they iave oranet their e+tablishment; at the risk aid cost of the frst purc.ascr. after one | shall spare uo F se te preserve dr Ser Pa HELMBOLD'S EXPRACT BUCKY . ti e best the market can sf- WALTERS. cox. ford. "partes, famiiiss snd sut\-ts aupplied at the URINARY ORGANS, shortest n--tios, feur establishment wiil be open daily, Sundaps excepra!. PS mee Georgetowu Build’g assoc.ation. ie -_— — | de%-im* DORIAN & SWORD. MALE eee eee - By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioucers. = = from whatever caver originating aad uo matter RUSTEES’ -ALE—By virtue ot a ced off Groat Ties Bee BOOTS HOW LONG STARDING. ips, aia Sm, W- Wait dated Pobraa:y 22.) Malt Kis do a rs Diseases of these Organe require the mid of « D*- Friday, the 1th day of Peony at Glove Celt lo - wusric. Aso, a.! other styles of Ladies’ and Misser’ Baimoia! doots, th in the city. P- m , On the premises, thet lot of ground in igton known and desorjied ae lot PD, ir ¥ No beginning for its bounds on Kighth t eet, 52 foot from the northwest corner of said squ re, andrunning thense souti: with the line of Eig'th atreot 16 feet; theros enat 63 fet 8 inoues to 5 3f-et alley, thence porth with the lin cf said Biley 16 the beginning, HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC, itis certain to have the cesired effect in Sor which tts EVIDENCE OF TER MOST RESPONSIBLE AND BE and b.st asso;tment eect ci No. 18 Market Spsos, js7.co_ Fenn. avenue, bet~ een Sth and oun ats, 18, ZBERG, T Cc ‘he Only t.1censed WNBROEKER feot; th noe west €3 feet 8 inches P I sees sees with thei Provements. ‘$10,000 to Fefoaned on Gold and Silver Watches, | willfscoompany the medicines. soferms of ale: Un» third of the purchase money | jewelry, Guns sud Pistols, Silver are. and paid in cash; the residue in three equal | Wearing Apparel—at the old stand, F_CUR: iUsts.me ts, st three, six and nine months, with CERTIF BS = pee intrest, to be seoured. . Sree, Seem or he Manca Bete, ea ee ‘The terms of ea'e must be complied with within one week after ssle, otherwise the property may be resold st ths :isk and cost of the first purchaser, one week’s notice : WALTER 8 COX, HUGH CAPERLON, : ‘Trustees Georgeiown Build’g Associa‘n. inv7iawts W-Li. & BARN .RD, Aucts, By WA' L & BAR> ARD, Auctioneers. Teo Ev’ SALE By virtus o a deed of tru tfrom Cynthia B Ma ou aud others, dated “ware 15,1857, and «f record, wa wilo er at auc- tion,on SATURDAY, the i5th day of Fe! ruary at 40'o!00k p. m., on the premi-es, that jot of grou d in Wasnington known as ot No. Pirbtcen, (8,)in square No seventy three, (73,) with the improve- with Name HENCE AND FAME, OLUMBIA MARKET, Pa. avenue, corner Thurteenth st. The subsoriber would must respectfully inform the citizens of Wasuiagton ta: he lias returned to his old quarter, where he intends ke-ping & first- rate macket in all its branches, ss in times gone. ge will be happy to greet hir old friends and ous- mers. \. B—Goods sent free of charge to any part of br C. MALLARD. [MPORTANT TO MILITARY MEN: A Regulstion Hat slate Motielian Fatigue Cape, safc abe Fagg! o Susie Siege, Vote nee Oo oe a. STINEMETZ. “PUYSICIANS” PLEASES * NOTICE” WE Make “NO GEORET OF “INOREDIENTS.’' HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU selected met y crest carebs 8-2 poise coorgust. PREPARED IN Vacuo, BY H. T. HELMBOLD, Practical and Anslytionl a can and Sole Mas- mente. Terms of sale: Ore third of th hace to be paid in cas; ‘and the romduet> three «qual instalments, at thre, six and mins months alter Between he a HELMBOLD’S @ PREPARATIONS. date, with interest, to be secured. Agency for Gitten’s Cork Cap Haveioc! EG Re terms of eale must be Sumip lied with within highly recommended for the use of our rank after sale, ty rn reso! ph ‘of the Hat pura z file by Lieut Gen. Winfield Scott. de 11-1 AFFIDAVIT. OTICE TO WA’ iM. JEWEL- NOTE Tha AS PSOERE 8. & J. MYERS, of 90 Washington ., ity jusiding. ' on. Tuesday, ‘December Slat, with & large . COX. x HUGH CAPERTON, ‘Trustees Georgetown Buiid’g Assoc‘a’n, ja 7-2awts WALL & BARNARD, Ancts. Wall, Stephens & Co., took of Watches, Jewelry. W: ate. MILITARY AND NAVAL Hale, kos atthe lowest Whoicesie prises, “Waton | jowern eed MERCHANT TAILORS, work done for the trade. PositivgLy No Goops ‘Alderman, Sop on Work ponz at Retain. de 30-im* ATTENTION, RANK AND FILE! Anp Deatans in SWORDs, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, ’ PHYROMS 4. M108 FM ROTSHBUCK’S, GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, &. Ar 460 Nines Sezxet, NzaR And every variety of Is the piace, ofalfor supply yourselves with Price $1 per bettie, er six fer SS. READY-MADE CLOTHING. MP ITUR. any address, securely packed from Ar Rxasonanie Prices. Pn vi pats Ce eae? WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ‘ 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between jal (Intel. & Repub.} 9th and loth ats. JATTRESSES, PILLOWS and COMFORTS, MATTRESSES, ws iinen. Oomnhend seater woe H. Z. HELMBOLD, Chemist, . Porkable for the winter byra very" dail Guliay ef | Depot, 10 South Baxth st, below Chesuakt. Phils Ts 0.90 y - WHITEHOUSE & UNCKLES, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS Mela! Wiaeale pace ieecy sa eae pees AVALRY AND SOLDIERS’ BOOTS Helmbold’s Genwine Preparanons, MarcuiNg SHOES, %, & Betrect Bucks, mani ito be sold at the =