Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1862, Page 4

THE E\ ENING STAR. AFFAIRS I\ GEORGETOWN Correspondence of The Star. Groxextown, D C.. Jan. 17, 1862. ‘There wes a meeting of our City Councils last evening, but there wes nots quorum present in the Board 6f Aldermen Several messages, in writing. were received from the Mayor—emong them one insenly, to the reso- lution passed by the boards on the 4th instant, Inquiring of him whether the contract with the Gea Company bas been complied with by them, and whether it would be expedient to extinguish the lightseach night at 12 o'clock. Jn regard to the first branch of the inquiry th yor replies ‘that “it may be seid that there bas been no just cause of complaint against the company, so far their com pilance with the contract is concerned. In reply to the second branch he states severa! alternative propositions for the action of the boards; and, !n conclusion, states the troubles in relation to gas have originated from the great error which was committed in the outset. The Corporation should at that time have taken the wheie business into its own bands. The only ‘way to remedy extortion wovld be for the corpo- ration and the citizens to withhold mrg ri eaphone from the company. For the present, they shou abe compelled to Tarnist the corporation with gas ‘Bt as low rates as may exist in any other town or @ity in the United States. He (the Mayor) also SBgges's some action by the boards, in view of the complaints made by citizens as to theit gas Dills, that some better regulation be made for as- certalning the quantity consumed by them ia each ease. One submitting a resolution for the considera tion of the board instructing the Mayor and the committee before Congress to urge upon them the wal appropriation for lighting Bridgeand High streets, on account of the peculiar necessity for light at this time, because of the passage of army ‘wagons through the streets at night, and for other reasons. One in reply to the resolution of inquiry passed by the board on the 3d instant, as to whether the ‘water bydrants shall be ebandoned on account cf the expense of keeping them in repair. The Mayor enters fully into the matter, and comes to the conclusion that it would not be good policy to abandon the hydrants, as they are worth many times more than the expense which attends their r iv All of these messages were sppropriately re- ferred The annual statement of the Clerk; the quarterly accounts of the Superintendent of the Poor House; zecount of John Williams, for cleaning the tehhouse; 2 communication from the Market + Master, recommending the propriety of placing » ‘water plug at the bead of the market bouse; a Ppeti:ion of George L. Sherwood, G. W_ Hilleary and W. H. Robertson, asking the Boards to settle a dispute between them and Justice Reaver in reference to licenses for hackstering; and Justice ~ se Reaver’s account for fees, were all read and appro- ly ted. The committee were, on motion, dis- cues tows further consideration of the petition of Amandus Baumbeck, praying for remission of a 2 imposed upon him for a nuisance In his yard. The resolution submitted by the Mayor, as above stated, instructing the committee before Congress in reference to the lights on Bridge and High streets, was passed: and also a resolution Instructing the Mayor and the committee before Congress to use their best exertions to serure the repeal or suspension of the law of Congress which prevents the @ of Corporation and bank notes of denominations less than five deliars A resolution authorizing the Clerk of the Cor- Poration to piv the interest on the water stock ou vf the general fund, the amount so paid to be re Placed to the credit of the general fund #0 soou a3 Mater texes are collected came up, when Mr. Tenney said the committee before Congress bad been tastructed to urge that body to so amend the charter es to endow the corporation with power to collect the water-tax. which power we did not iene He hoped the committee would to a matter of so much importance. The resolution was passed. [it Passed the Board of Aldermen iast week} A resolution from the other board in relation to small-pox, when a substitute was adopted the fore. appropristing $100 to be pieced at the dis- _— of the Mayor and prid on Proper vouchers fw the purpoass of providing medicines. vi- sions. &c , Ser esti the small-poz. A resolution requiring all building associations using the couneil chamber to pay to the clerk one dollar per night for tue use of gas and {fuel was te persons eflicted w A resolution !nstruct'ng the committee before Congress to wrge that body to so amend the char- ter of this city as to extend the elective franchise to all white mate citizens without requiring the peyment of a pol!-tax was advocated by Mr n- Rey, who said. among other things, that the work- ing men—mechanics and Iaborers—are as u gen- thing loyal men, and that the traitors are found among the wealthier cineses. He would raise a school fund bya tax on property, and allow ail white male citizens to vote withont ction or payment of any tex Mr. Bangs thought instructions of this kind to the committee were very inopportune at this time, as that committee bad as much or more business eon hand then they could Provably get through with this session, and the time of Congress abso was fully engrossed with important measures pending before that hody. The levying of a poli- tex gave s great impetus to the cnase of education im the town, which nothing el<e ever did Mr. Tenney did not think the dollar poll-tax any tothe interest in the pubilc schools, end his great onjection to it was that it was unequal tex. One man bsd the same pelith rights as another man. He was un advocate of itical equality and of free suffrage The resoiution was laid on the table temrpora- rily: Adjourned ———— UP’ The expense of the refreshment rooms fitted up ia Philadelphia for the benefit of volunteers ) ag through the city, bas been upward of $10,- Among the items are the following: Bread, $1,645; butter,1 293; meai L1G; colfve and tea, 9919; sugar, $664, cheese, $559. LOVELL. COLL &co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 86 Front Street, New York, and 316 E xton, D. C., jote!.) started @ branch of our New York eatab- thas is W invite Butlers, Grocers. an tel Keepers, to oa!l and Sar par ato. Pee. weil arsorted and orders for an: fs prompt y ity. t ing in our ine. aed exec ts tn HH, SWISS 24 N’S AND CHIL NG GOODS UNDEK: S, HOOSIER). O'VARISE, BOSEWood cHickERING e ri Be eet round corner Hallet| fron an os 8 a Mat ef SeptsSa's (Se Mipinrad Si Bowe ad ven, Mn A OOS oon ae od oouren on ply of the rh im- SENTLEMEN?’S LIN x By EN £O) Ee A ap poe hoe ies, at abont half low Sn Ww. RONG. TRUNKS, uaRNESS TMELIPARY oops, sew a PES HAT Ts, rdareeT ERS artnet Mary fguipn ta eae «ya Pprerosats Yor STAMPED ENVELOPES. Post Orricz DuraxtMEnt, Jan, 13, 1882 SxzaLep Proposats will be until 3p. PoP Envelopes combined,” and “Newspaper Wrap- ’ which thie Department aire, dy- Fing'a period od of four years, comalenoing: 1st Avril, , VIE: MPED ENVELOPES. No. spothae a by 4% inches, of white . he’s. or letter siz. 9% 5% poohes, and extra ay 6 of white, wee cM eens Peeters either 4s msy req 5 bh u 5 &% inches, of the ne ere ne No 3, Sed addr siiveconthden es eac! ? Yo son ext's official size, 5 1 10 by 9.4.5 inches, of the same color as No. 2, and luke condi- tion a8 to the ce of each. envelopes combined. pap ots sheets and aamped envelopes combine, of white or blue paper, both possed the three eent stamps. one een portage H jam ior any other denomina- red. wv. ted for fpralshing straw or ml x g ouiers capstor 99 \ ior n, r paoki is of envelopes, tter Suoctvabs clvcens spasten! end OF Bowes, Wrappers, containing fro hundred to five upared each, and | 7 ooking parce! sand. tua "bet mages ot pap 1@ bee! ner, Paper mnanufactured isily for the purpose, and with such water marks as the Postmaster Gene's! ma; irest. Pines at pe cummed - er wt | inches on poinl ofthet they must be ban D pare ty five, noked without, chsrge a) m3 Ks = ote 1 88) Te with reasous spatoh. and in such quanti- ties 8 may be required to fill the orders masters. 4 must be delivere? either at the piace =tthe Post Office Department at tue option of txe Post ster General, toanagect ‘ely authoriz*d by the er to inspect and receive An agent of the Department wil! furnish the ad- arene ine ‘each parc <7 bs pasted on the anv prnse of ths contract: Toe Department also reserves the right of requir ing new deconmasticn of stamps and any o! of the dies 0+ colors wi'hont additional charge, Bidders are expected tu furnisn samples of pxper with thei: bids of the quility jthey intend to use in the macuiacture of the enveldzes which tney pro- pose to ausply. 4 aleo specimens of the envelopes unstamped, boxes, ae 7 in addition to bids for furnishing plain envel opes af thé sizés and colors abovedes ribed sepa‘ate proposals are invited to furnish envelopes pro vided with patent dissoiving lines, (indicating ti Propir wosttron for the superscription.) to substitute the plaws or sent uled encelopss, tm whole or im part, as the partment may elect. Proposals are also-invited for devioes other than water marke, (or additional to augh marks,) 'o afford protection against counte: iting—epsei mens to be sub: itied, ‘The contract will be awarded to the bidder whose proposal. although it be not the lowast. is con- sidered moat advantazeous to the De; 3, thes a accordance with d no proposals ed unless Bcoompanted by guaran- B-fore closing s contract the successful bidder may be required to prepare naw diss Sad eapenit specimen impressions thereof. The use the "68 ntdies may of ed, 10 i hargera vise ef the stampa wit bo radical cha sein the arity will be required for the faith- performance of the contract and payments under it wil be made quarterly. The Postmaster General reserves to himeelf the right to @naoul it Whenever he shail discover thatthe same or any part toere-fis offered for sale in the market for the purpose of specuintion, and he wi'l not, uany case, sanction a transfer cf the contract to any party £6. im bis opinion, leas able or less qutli- fied thin the erig nai bidder or contractor. The rightig also reserved to annal the contri inilure to perform faith rhe Dumber of enve.op: cf wrappers inaued o Pos te year ending Juve 30, 1381, is fully inst report cf the Postaiaster Genet The bids show kk Stamped Bxvelope: addressed to (ae is, General Office Departm 7 LAIR, M. B ia 15, Postmaster General. B ooTs BooT s®! 0 WHITEROUSE & UNCKLE! 348 Pa. Avance anp $11 C Str (The New York Wholesale Branch Hous: fiaveon hand,and sredaily reoeivi large lots of CAVALRY AND SOLDIERS’ BOOTS ND MARCHING SHOES, mostly of thereon manufacture, to be sold at the OY nil fees lt tselora solicited. rom i Sut ora liberally dealt with, de 24-1m* Notice TO WATCHMAKERS, JEWEL- LERS, AND Pe DLARS. S.& J MYERS, of 99 Washington street, Bos- toa, opened their “ranch Office, Room of this advertisement ; wil be consid: tees. No. 10 Washington Building, Pa. avenue, oa Tuesday, December Slet. witha large stock of Watches, Jeweiry. Watch Mate. Tisls, &¢., atthe lowest wholessie prices. Watch work done for the trade. PositivELY No Goops Sorp on Worx von a¥ Rerait de 30-1m” Mt. FRANKLIN, SCIENTIFIC & PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, 4 Peun’s ay.,(aurth side,) vet. 12th and iath sts, .E3 and EYEGLASSES, provided t Pertscupio and Pebile Lenses, and ter th utmost care for every age, eye-sight, and actual condition of the visual organs. FIRST CLASS MILITARY PIELD-GLASSES, & Cannan and ia oaatioal in- 2 ee. at the lowest Kastern prices, is Btr Wall, Stephens & Co., MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TAILORS, AnD Dealers IN SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, &o. And every variety of READY-MADE CLOTHING, At Reasonasie Prices, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between iat {Intel.& Repub.) 9th and loth ats, H's#£st PRIC Faip FOR U.S. TREASURY NOTES of the different issues, and Nor Currenoy. ical orgnrntal soit te oaltptancteny Pe eee ORT ETENHOUSE FANT ‘* CO., Bankere, No, $: __pear Bro’ SMITH & BROTHER'S PALE CREAM ALE, SUPERIOR AMBER ALE, PORTER axp NEW YORK BROWN STOUT. The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR- LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by those who have used them. Purchasers are re- quested to call and examine our superior stook, assured that they will find the BEST and PURES® articles. We have at aii times s large stock ready for de- livery, in whole, naf and quarter casks, sui for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY U! which we offer on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. SMITH & RROTHER, Brewers, No, 158 & 160 West izth st., New York City. Orders by Mai or Express promptly executed, - Oysters! Oysters! HE OVERLAND OVS a iia hn 1! eaten 2 ve PATORENT RIVER GYEReR ome P wands ooh igh Lei ng families 0 % hours after 5 Market Space, below the jo. 2 Penn. avenue, jotel. ja 2 Im 3 a. Rey ‘ THE BILLIARD HALL. say eee i Pt cine lends aud the oe Ai to give JOHN W. EARP. Pucangy gaia ceousion eToas, ats THOMAS 8. WILSON, 8. N. PIKE'S “ARMY CORDIAL. DANTIST, NO. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Barwaen 97g ann 10rz Sts. ja 4-cotm — NEY AND IMPROVED, INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAST! BONE TEET A, Wrrnowz Mural PLarz on CLasrs. 910 Broaden’ cut York 360 Pons joania Aw In presenting this delicious beverage to 4 lic, 1 isnot our intention to herald it as IS sad Sh Wesker: a ‘medicine, that will cure all diseases’and a ges prifig to aad following affections that human nature is hetr to, but'enat | | 1. ‘Fhe Tooth iy prone sya vie it is purely a combination of most delicious | sci 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 usefal and at the same time healthful beverages that has 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 oan be found. SAM’L. N. PIKE & CO. SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, D. c., EMILE DUPRE, lit aces wa huaih lew doors north ef ri CHA NDELA Phere other eas Sila SI 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, STER Fixe ES. ja2?-lv OD @AS FIXTURES. We in store, and are dai _ — PORES of entirely New Patte Cincinnati, October 29, 1861. 1 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. I 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, 1861. DAVID O'CONNELL, M. D., Chemical Inspector uf Alcoholic Liquors for Hamilton county. BFPRIVA TE. BFfPRIVATE. B3BfwRIVA TSE. DR. LA BONTA Cures all Venerial Diseases permanently and guickly, without the use of disgueting or poison- ous drugs of any kind, . p No dieting or inte: ference with business. f{onsultad ions free. . P nent 8 BAYyINg quite enongh 'n its favor, when say that my practios is that which isin use in all the New York city hospitals. . New Y City ollege and Hospital Testimo- mdi h Whites and Diseases of the Womb cured and saved a consump’ grave by my treatment. ‘There is nothing offensive or disagreeable in any part of the treatment. All cures warrauted, or money refarded. Communications in writtag, with return stamp, promptly attended to, M nes for travelers and others packed, with ful! instruotiona for use, and warrantec. Ofhoe—Room No. & Was’ ington Building, Penn, nue Sud Seventh st,, Washington, D, C de 2i-ly Qo @ NEW REATEST THE s the Theater. OYSTERS STEAMED < In the Shel) and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior to & ronst) in two minutes, the fastest tims om record. Ca!l and ses, undersigned respectfully miormas his friends District, and visitors to the city, that he has OLD &nd WELL-KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT gh mann made com- SRS in an’ 500 gallons shaoked f Sproed and Freel ealed, 8. N. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL! No Housebonld should be without it 8. N. PIKE'S — ARMY CORDIAL! The most healthful and useful Tonic extant. 8. N. PIKE'S T ARMY CORDIAL! Have the delicious Beverage at home. he he — furnished regn- altimore prices, d 6 ar- 8. N. PIKE'S : an srtiels rtiele an lebrat esta dlislimenta, Prices just as low. TO SUTLERS, _ ay oh > pard i - is’ Feet, Tripe, &0. Sasces, Brandy yesh Fish. Tar- F Cod, Halibut, &e, — y thin he Northern mar always on hand, joes. Hotels and families sup; ters, de- livered without oharge to any part of the District, in season, if the monay is sent with the order, My estabtisiment is Open from 5 s. m. to 12 at night, every day, except Sunday, when | clore at le 0% oo m. o jia2 T. M. HARVEY. ARMY CORDIAL! Is distilled from delicious Fruit and Berries. , 5. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! at CT M. HARVEY. Sutlers in the Army supplied on reasonabie INDIA RUBBER GOODS, OF ALL KINDS—FOR THE . Serene. Mook just recsiued, Of THE ARMY. A large JOHN B. PUDNEY vad 324 Pa. av., (back room) or 355 D st. W 08k, CAPS. COMFORTERS, GLOVES Bo. freak goods ar ON Be PUBRE SE Ses jew Er + Bl be 8. N. PIKE’S D aireot, between Sth ava tothe ARMY CORDIAL! Every Officer and Soldier in the Army should use the Invigorating Cordial. UFF4LO & WOLP ROBES, LAP ROBES, Biwoed BUANKETS a2 CAMP B 3; just reesived at JOHN B. PUDNEY’S 3 &v.(baek room) or 35. 324 Pa, > D street, bet. 9th and loth, SUTLERs pioutlens you will iTable Ratiet JOHN B.PUDR and let ht: Seascale hehadatenirees LANKETS, BLANKETS.— ok Banat oe ER Lares eteek ae JOHN B. PUDNEY de> 355 D atioon between otmena Toth. FPiREMEN’s INSURANCE COMPANY WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Gapital:......... Olas corner O street and Lo 8. N. PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL! Not only Officers and Soldiers, but the most “ delicate Lady, will find this Cordia a useful TONIC. oS Wek E HOUSES AND OTHER PROPER! — Fee e EO INSE LOSe BY TIRE! ERE? 8. N. PIKE’S ‘Seimnel Redfern, row . ishard Barry, i C. W. Devis. ARMY CORDIAL! * Is not a quack medicine, but the most healthful and pleasant Beverage in use. Azz 6. Davis, Seoseee APANE, Flan, NOTICE. ADAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANY.” 5. N. PIKES This Company offers to tne potting: tes oatled Roary Pisighes: Poscates, Vaieuek bspaton, of ARMY CORDIAL! Rgyto all parts of ie United Stnee. , Better than French Brandy, Whisky, or any wrong Liquor. ‘sckages for The Soldiers otrried at “onE ~ re dnl anus ore Sa 8. ¥. PIKE'S Pryertiviae ts) Waskincton ate. Wt and bs : lade! is ARMY OORDIAL! sagan en Snnington ot 830'P, A, and use this Cordial. for all ial Contracts ance ee aU can iy obarges, Supt aa pas — Washington, Auguet 23-1861 T HE 6. ive ws inept gh taped eben ne ter Viner Ab A FOR SALE AT TRE PRINCIPAL pDRUG- 61876 IN THIS CITY, OR BY 8. N. PIKE & CO., neatly done, and ali erders 18 and 99 SYCAMORE STREEr, Nand CINCINNATI, OHIO. 80LE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, D. c., EMILE DUPRE, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK. Bffectual Remedy in the : FOR ALL DISEASES OF iMPRUDENCE. 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Pronouneed by CONNOISSEURS to be the “ONLY 600D SAUCE.” and applicable to EVERY VARIETY OF DISH, ‘The above SAUCE 1s not only the aust &nd most POPULAR CONDIMENT known, but the moat Econom- foal, as & few drops in Soup, Gravy, or with Fish, hot and cold Joints, Beef Steak, Game, €c., impart an exquisite zest, which umprincipled Sauce man- ufscturers have in vain endeavored to imitate. On the Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, or Supper Table, @ cruet containing “ LEA & PERRINS’ OSCESTERSHIRE SAUCE” 1s indispensa- To appreointe the execiient qualities of this delé- cious preparation it is only necesssry to purchase & sms! bottle of the genwine, of a respectable cro~ cér or des.er,as many Hotel Restaurant pro- prietors seldom pisce the Pure Sauce before their guests, but substitutea genuine Bottle filled with & spwrtous muxture, For sale by Grocers and Fruiterers everywhere, JOHN DUNCAN & 8ON8, Union Square and 14th street, New York, Sole Wholesales Agents for the United States, A Stock always in store—Also orders received for direot shipments from Engisad. M7" Beware of Counterfeits and Imisations. 0 sep S-ly,00 saat ea “ TOPHAM’S P MIUM TRUNK PRACT RY, ork every Ta. Lieseten Init i narawaain ts Pere gen zara 2 Seep Waa, Bae =. ra, Le TP. Sundays at 420 ead 2.26 ». only. ate a. Se araats Traine will leave Washington and Baltimore promptly upon card tome: a iene oy 1862) ses THE Pennsylvania Central Railroad, ith its connections) 18 A FIRST CLASS ROUTE TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT! STONE BALLASTED AND FREE FROM DUST! BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH FROM BALTIMORE! THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH! Two of them making CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG with trains on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD, snd forming THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE Rom WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to all points in the Weer, Noxtu-wast axp Sourn-wast. Leg hroagh Tickets, Pie oe of Oo eras Sea el get Splendid Slee, Cars on all Night Trains Smoking Salton Cars on all ms. FROM WASHINGTON. ore wii! take theé = ons are msa.e trains the Pe; th Railroad for all parts of thew re seepoeeng ORTHERN CENRAL RAiLWAY. WEST, NORT. ND NORTEWEST. wee AS On and after UNDAY 34th November. Baus me San Norrz Laave acrisburg Exprens 8.0 Ins SOUTH ARRIVE bss Accommodation at 8 a m. FS TESESS aartne Dp. ma é The € 2. m. train from Washi Winger eins Roce op ar us and Niagara ‘or New Washington ‘kKton OD Ali ork vis Silroad ereey. Try ie route for ow vor — he only train arriving a is th 3300 me tran", Reltimore on Punday no ly VELERS. 7