Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1862, Page 2

OUR MILITARY BUDG aapialineiniaet EXCHANGRD. Lient. D. A. Forrest, of Va; Midshipman H. B. Ciaibourn, La ; Midshipman F. A. Ruggles, Va.;and Midshipman A. B. Wharton, Tenn., formerly officers of the U. 8. Navy, and arrested sometime since in consequence of resigning their commissions, resched B:ltimore yesterday from Fort Warren, and left for “ Dixte,’? via “Fortress Monroe and N orfolk, having been exchanged as prisoners of war. Lieut. W. H. Ward, Va., was released at the same time, and will go South ina few days. : THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESOsY........ JANUARY 23, 1868. UP" Theugh Tux “raz is printed on the fastest Steam prem freuse south of Baltimore, tts edition Js so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent In before.12 o’clock =.; otherwise they may msy not appear until the next day. Ovn Parenps at the various military camps and positions will confer 2 fevor by ing us posted 42 fo movements and affairs in ir vieinities. A CORRECTION. The boundary of the départment of Western Virginia is incorrectly defined in the Army Re- gister for 1962. It should be as follows: Somuch of Virginia as lies between its entire boundary on the west, the western slope of the Alleghany Spirit ef the Merning Press. . The Intelligencer thinks the London Times not an to be relied ones Indicating the tone of British sentiment in reference to American affairs. 4 Rev. Mr. Denison, of the RepuBitcan, con- tributes a couple of columns to that paper upon the question “‘Will the contrabands fight?” Pennsylvania and Maryland on the North, and North Carolina and Tennessee on the South. AFFAIRS IN ALPXANDRIA. AtExanpria, Jan 20 —Edttor Star: | have no desire to charge neglect on all the 88th stationed in this city as provost guard. There sre among them men whom I estes, and who will do their duty, but it fs not so with the whole regiment. As to the seizure of liquor, a good deal has been Tus Opzna.—Despite the weather another fashionable audience greeted the Strakosch troupe on thelr second appearance last night. Theslight piece of ‘‘Betly”’ was made its ‘possible’ by Susin!, Brignol!, and Miss Hinckley, and the last act of La Favorita was given with no little power by Madame Strakosch (whose kindly face every- body was glad to see again) and Brignoli, but minus the part of Balthezar. To-night Rossini’s master piece of operatic composition, Tie Barber of Sevilie, with Miss Hinkley 2s Rosina; M’me Strakosch as Bertha; Brignoii as Conte Almavivs; Mancusi as Figaro; Susini as Don Bartolo; and Nicola Barili as Basilio. Itis understood that Mrs. Lincoln, Gen. McClel_ lanand other personages of note will be present to-night. To-morrow night is positively the last of this troupe here, as they have engagements to fulfill in Philadelphia on Friday night. (7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, and from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, we have early copies of the February number of the At- Jantic Monthly. ~ It contains contributions by Mrs. Stowe, Prof Agassiz, James Russell Lowell, (new “Bigelow Papers;’’) Jobn G. Whittier, and kindred pens of celebrity, including the author of the powerful “Story of To-Day.”” the office. It is curren ly reported, that some of it has been sold—certainly no! United States. On Saturday, a smail establishment on King street was entered, and office, and it disappered—at least a part of it did— in double-quick time. JCCASIONAL. AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 21. —Editor Star : From the Local News of ‘yesterday, printed here, tt would he supposed that injustice had been done Mr. Harrison Jacobs, in bis arrest by the Provost Guard. On Saturday nighta man was arrested and placed in the watch house. On his appear ance before the Mayor on Sunday morning, it was discovered, bv bis own admission, that he wasa soldier of the 63d Pennsylvania regiment, by the nameof James Parks. On being asked why he appeared in citizens clothes, be said he had ex- changed bis clothes at a barber’s shop to prevent being arrested. Whereupon he was sent up to the Provost Marshal, to be dea!t with or returned te his regiment. The otlicer who went with him took him to Mr. Jacob’s shop and obtained his coat and hat, returning tbe coat and hat got from Mr. Jacobs. It was proper and right that an ar- rest and examination should take place. It cer- tainly did not appear before the Provost Marskal that be had any grestdifficulty in making the ex. change or borrowing the old clothes. ‘The matter Wes satisfactorily arranged or so understood by Mr. Jscobs taking the oath of loyalty to the Union, and he wes promptly released by Gen. Montgomery, on a | whom that the thing should not again cccur, telling bimat the sametime that a guard would be on the lookout to see that there was no further canse of complaint. This furnishing of clothes to soldiers has been a source of greatevil, and will be stopped. After the battle of Bull Run it was done extensively, and by this means many of the soldiers were enabled to desert It ts believed now that many of the maskets and pirtols after that battle were bought in this town for a mere song. Guns at $2 50a piece, end are snuglystowed away, out of sight, but not out of mind, should thev be needed. xX. Tux Grrxx Fine Bom» Suetu.—A second ex- periment, on a large scale, (the proper material having arrived) of the Greek fire bomb shell cf Messrs. Short & Smith, will take place this eve- ning, at preetsely eight o’clock,on the grounds between the President’s House and the Potomac A fine view may be had from tbe Park on the southerly side of the President’s House. U> Two thousand dotlars have been sent to Boston, for the relief of the families of volunteers, by the Massachusetts men of California ALEXANDRIA N¥Ws ALEXANDRIA, Jan » 1862.— Editor Star: On Siturday night several arre ts were made, and the parties placed in the watchhouse. On taking them before the Mayor on Sunday morn- ing, one of them cl-imed to be a soldier, stated bis name to be Parks, and thet he belonged to the 63d Pennsylvania regiment; also, when asked how it happened be had on citizens clothes, he stated that he obtained them of a barber down street, and that ke could point out the place. An officer being sent with bim, it was found that he ex- changed the clothes with a man named Jacobs, who was taken before the Provost Marshal yester- day, and on his taking the oath of allegiance he was released. There has been considerable of this business of changing clothes down here, and this mode of “punishing” those detected amounts to just nothing, and secesh laughs at it. I was informed by the captain of the propeller Chamberlain, who ran the blockade on Friday night, that ninety-four shots were fired at him from the batteries, but not one touched him The vessel Lad a full cargo of corn, oats, and hay for the Government. Fine progress is making with the railroad con- necting the Orange and Washington roads at the Orange d:pot—and not Manassas, as has frequently been stated. The fog bas been so dense for several days that we have but few arrivals. ‘he river is entirely free from ice. Whisky continues to arrive here for rome favor- ae Why cannota oe be pat to this? ormplaint is frequently made of delays at our Post Office. Everything is done by our efficient and accommodating postmaster. e basa large force in the office, to which he gives great per- sont! attertion; and but few are aware of the great increase of the business of the office. I will only mention one item, and ‘bat is that there was mailed from the office yesterday 10 549 postage paying letters, to say erg of newspapers. The establishment of a Union paper is con- templated here. The firet number is expected to be issued on Monday next Usion. —————-2+e-______ CONGRESSIONAL. ——_¢——_— XXXVIIth CONGRESS—Second Session. ———— Senate —Yesterday, after our report closed— Mr. Grimes? bil! in relation toa railroad along Pennsylvania avenue and other avenues and streets in the cities of Washington and Georgetown, was referred The bill making an 8ppropriation for the de- fenses of Wasbington, was taken up, discussed and laid over for further cgnsideration until to- TP From Shillingten, Odeon B have Heryer’s M no end of good t Iding, we containing al, &e.,&e. Pinanctat Arrains.—From the N. Y. Evening Post of yesterday : The stock market opens weak to-day, losing the improvement established yesterday afternoon on the war news from Kentucky. The account of the battle given in the morning papers contains some discrepancies of dates and other detal!, and consequently fsils to stimulate the market, prices falling off lxasg per cent., with some desire to realize. The absence of tlaancial relief from Con- gress, together with tke {ll-natured tone of the foreign papers by the Arabia, also tends to check any tendeucy to!mprovement. The position of the speculators, at any rate, has been an unessy ove, and it would require liberal buying on the part of the public to relieve them ef their stocks at enything like current prices. The bitch in the peper money scheme has sadly disjointed their ulations, and the market seems to need the support of some great military success which shall at once vitalize the whole Union cause politically as well es financially. The market for 7 30 Treasury notes Is lower, % al percent. discount for unendorsed. There are Indieations that Mr. Chase Intends issuing these notesto public creditors Money is without change, 6 per cent on call, with some business as low as 5 per cent. and es high as 7 per cent. is more active to-day, at 102% per cent, with a speculative inquiry on time. ‘The sales ai the Brokers’ Board amounted to about #100,000, at 102 4 s102}%—the latter price on buyer’s option a money brokers are buying freely at 102s M. Excbange on London turns upward again to- here was considerable business yesterda i bills at 111, but at the close the ead pe na are asking al per cent. more than 112. . The market for seiect billsis now 111 ga sir. Cisco delivers to the banks todsy the twen*y-one mililons of 7.30 Treasury Notes of October and two millionsofstcck At ameeting of bank managers yesterda: it was egreed that the second fifty millfons of Treasury Notes and the certificates of the stock loan should be delivered pt ogrmmor mg oming breeres and not, as bere- tefore. remain in the cu of the Treasury Note Committee. ‘ " RanvoRceMENTs FoR GENERAL SHERMAN.— The steamer Oriental, recently arrived at this port from Port Royal, has been fluted up for the con- veyance of troops, and a large supply of water bas been placed on board. To day, or to-morrow the stesmer will depart for Annepolis, where the Forty-seventh Peunsylvania regimens will em- ‘bark, end thence proceed to Hilton Head, joining General Sherman’s command. The sbip Elwood Walter, whick is to convey t at Connecticut batter: day. The bill enabling the Secretary of War to appoint two Assistant Secre'aries, wes passed aan the oeneation of the subject of Mr. right’s loyalty, withont disposing of the ques- ton, the Senate ‘adjourned. = Hovsz.—Afer our report closed yesterday— ‘The bill to reguiate the carriage of printed matter outside the mails, was Iaid on the table. ~~ bili authorizing oe Secretary of War to appoint two Ass‘stant retaries, was passed; and the House adjourned. . i ————— =e _______ THE WAR IN KENTUCKY, P irs of the Battle at Semerset— Like a Fleck ef Sheep— herr Artiliery—twe Hun Rebels Found on the Fie Cincinsatt, Jan. 2i —A special Louisville dis- patch to the Commercial says that dispatches re- ceived at head-quarters announce that the battle took place on Sunday morning, and that Gen Tomas continued the pursuit until night. Our forces followed the rebels, who ran like a flock of frightened sheep. close up 'o the entrenchments, on the north bank of the river. In front cf these they laid all night, expecting to storm them in the morning With the aid of their boats and barges the enemy managed to get across the river before daylight. They left behind all their artillery, ammuni- tion, horses, tents, eighty wagons loaded with quartermaster’s and medical stores, which feil into our bands. Our troops had possession of the. intrenchmentsyesterday morning. After reach- ing the opposite side of the river, the rebels dis persed in every direction. T'wo hundred dead and wounded rebels were picked up on the field. General Zollicoffer was found in a wagon, mor- tally wounded Our loss bas not yet been definitely ascertained, but it must have been considerable. The Su of the 10th Indiana Reg!ment tele- vraphe that bis regiment bad seventy killed and ‘wounded. Geuveral Thomas’s division embraces some of the best regiments in this d-partment. As far as I can learn the 9th Uhio, 10th Indiana, 2d Minnesota, i°th regulars, and 4th and 10th the unfavorable weather does not revent, the embarkation will begin to-day. ‘The Elwood Walter will also take some borses belonging to “the First Massachusetts cavalry, which, it wil) be remembered, embarked for Port Royal last iue steamer Matansas is loading with shot and sbell, and will soon depart for Port Royal. Some ordnance will be put on board, and also - consid- erable number cf recruits for the reziments under General Sherman’s commnnd. The Matanses swas despatched from Port Royal to Fortress Mon- woe for ammucition, which was, however, shipped before her arrival Sbe takes from this port au assortment of army stores —N. Y¥. Post lex on THE MissiserPrt—It bas been four years Since the citizens of St Louis witnessed the river opposite the city closed by ice. The harbor is now ccm; letely le ed, end the ferry boats were legitfmate occupation yesterday They made no trips between the [11i: Bod Missour! shore, but were endeavoring to cut a passage through solid ice across the river without success Two of the ferry boatewre at the landing on the Opposite side, and one is at the upper ferry land- ET thisside Late last evening no passage been cut through the ice, and the boats were im about the relative positions they occupled in the morning. The lowa regiment went up to the up- morning, for the - Te ds ers crossed the river sd pi the ice will be perfectly soli safe to-day — Missouri Republican. ~ = CURE Fok txostep Fest —it is said that | Kentucky regiments were among those engaped, frozen feetcan be speedily and red 9 y \ Dy balsa ba well rubbed ith oret Col. Manson’s Brigade. including the otk In. diana, 18th regulers, and some Kentuck, ie ments, reinforced Gen. Thomas. die or coal ofl, for a few times at night before retir- ing to bed. Several - ~ persons have already tried During Saturday night they made a forced it, all of whom unite in pronouncing it marc! pad EE which, if they’ en pra A a bh of 25 miles through heavy roads, and to arrived three hours before the com- end chea, mencement of the fight, in which they took a xlorious part, in spite of their fatigue. The tenor of ali the official dispatches goes to show that the affair resulted in the mont briiliant victory of the war oe ager officers are said to be killed on our al Gen. Schoerff was utterly unable to cut off the retreat of the enemy, owing to the bluffy charac- ter of the country and to the obstruction of all the roads by felled timber. Cincinnati, Jan 21 —The Obio river has risen seventeen inches since last evening, and is still rising at the rate of an inch per hour. There is now fifty-two feet four inches in the channel, p mode of getting rid of a very sore an: affiction. ‘Those who bave tried it inform us that the feet should be well ‘warmed by a hot stove duri end after the application of the oll, and certainly effect a speedy cure. Persons suffering from the pain of frosted feet Will no doubt do weil in giving it» trial, for itis surely & chesp ointment, ‘ond oue that is very easily applied.—Harrisburgh Union. COLONEL GaReimiy 45 4 FiGHT&R —A corres- tof the Cleveland Heraia in an account of «Meiers thoy knew the natate of tha ground. | Lovisvitin, Jen, fl Ne Seen tees ie. =A = Gactield, in, boys; give the —— | cetved here from Gen. Thomas to-day, nor any } the 8 of the Federal loss in the battle bt on ie r across the Cu: land, and et their pre- ciple Sight failed Saeuey » theory at juarters is that Gen. Thomas pelos wo busy in using the boats to a it up in the air, where it saith "ateaatee 2@ wild sbout, and rushed at the enemy, Col. Gar- Held, in bis shirt sleeves, Jeedicg the way. bis of t @eross the river Southward, in wT ett late | een avy ad prea ar gee over ber quota of 1,067. crc eine nt hae mountains on the east, and the boundaries of | taken from time to time, but it is not to be seen at by authority of the Ploayune about adezen bottles taken out, carried to the LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. From the Richmond Examiner of Monday morning last, we obtain the following items of news. The Examine comes to usin mourning for the late John Tyler DEATH OF EX-PRESIDENT TYLER. OnSatu morning the public were startled by the in that alittle after midnightex- President Tyler had breathed bis last at bis rooms, in the Exchange Hotel, of this city The Rouncement of the melancholy fact occasioned the most painfal surprise in the munity, as it had not been known that Mr. Tyler had been sick, se even generally known that he had at all been indis) 5 On the Sanday morning preceding his death Mr. Tyler czme to the breakfest table, at the Ex- change Hotel, as usual. While sipping a cup of tea he was seized with sudden faintness, and on sitempting to ree from his chair fell te the floor. He was taken into the ladies’ parlor, where he re- covered, and was then conveyed to bis chamber. ‘Several physicians were present, and came to the assistance of Mr» Tyler—among others, Dr. Crock- et, Dr. Brown and Dr. Miller, the latter of whom assisted In bearing him out of the breakfast room. Dr. Fairfax was also called in by Mr. Ballard, the proprietor of the hotel. ‘This sudden attack of illness was not supposed to be serious, and gave but little alarm, as it was known that the deceased, at different Periods of his life, bad been subject to severe attacks of vertigo. Hopes were indulged of bis spety and it was not doubted that he woul untilthe night be died, when he was taken worse, and failing rapidly, but without pein, died precisely at fifteen minutes past twelve o’clock on Friday night. THE OBSEQUIES OF THE DECEASED. tis not determined, in detail, what will be the order of the funeral ceremonies of the ilius- trious dead, and they will not be determined until the committee of arrangements in the P: visional Congress, cf which Mr. Tyler w: member, is sepotaied, which will be done to-day. The melancholy event will be noticed in Congress this morning, and appropriate eulogiums pro- nounced by distinguished members of that body. The following is the list of the committees of ln age and conference appointed in both branches of the State Legislature : In the House of Delegates—Messrs. Barbour, Newton, Kobertson, Hunter, Sheffey, Grattan. Blue, McCamant, Rives, Jones, Saunders of Franklin, Mailory, Anderson of Botetourt. in the Senate— Messrs. Branch, Robertson, Col- lier, Wiley, Isbell, Newman, Johnson. THE LYING IN STATE. The remains of the deceased were vesterday taren to the Capitol, where they will lie In state until removed for interment. Three o'clock in the afternoon the solemn ceremony of laying the remains in state was performed at the Ca) itol, the body being disposed by Lieutenant Governor Montague. Mr. Isbell, of the State Senate. and Mr. Bocock, member of Congress; the members of Congress, of the Senate of Virginia and of the House of Delegnics, attending in procession. It is expected that the remains will be removed to-morrow, after consulting the wishes of Mrs. Tyler, who is at present absent from the city, having left here op Saturday. It ts unders that a funeral sermon will ‘be preached in this city, but the details of time and arrangements sre ye in the bands of the committee. On Saturday he bells of the city were tolled in testimony of the public sorrow; all the legislative bodies were adjourned; and the flags over the capital, the pou lic offices and other bniidings in thecity, remained drooping at half-mast under the wet and clouded skies of Saturday and Sunday. THE LAST MOMENTS OF THE DECEASED. At the time of the decease of Mr. Tyier, there were present in bis chamber Drs. Brown, Peachy and Miller, Mr. Josiuh C. Wilson, of Charles City, Mr.and Mrs. Ballard, and Mrs Tyler and child. These were the witnesses of bis last mo- ments. Dr Brown had been sent for, and on en- tering the room Mr. Tyler said,‘+ Doctor, lam dy- ing’? A few moments and be fel! off {nto the ut- ter weakness preceding dissolution. One of the attending physicians approached the bedside with medicine and said, *-Mr. Tyler, let me give you some stimulant.”’ ‘J will not have it,’ re- plied the dying suiferer.and in 2 few moments quietly breathed his last. His last intelligible words was the reply to the doctor IMPORTANT FROM THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION. We have !mportant intelligence from the Burn- side expedition. An official dispatch has been re- ceived atthe War Department, dated yesterday Morning, stating that the expedition had made its appearance at Matteras, inside the bar. The contents of the dispatch are that twenty-six Fed- eral steamers were inside the bar and six lying outside, besides sixteen sail vessels, making a total of forty-eight vessels. There appears to be a strong disposition, even in official quarters, to believe that an attack is meditated in the rear of Norfolk To carry out this plan of attack the enemy will have to take Roanoke Island, which lies in Albemarle Sound, and would then bave water communication within some thirty or forty miles of Norfolk The idea, however, appears to be extravayant, that such an attack would be meditated unless with an army complete tn all its appointments, and not in the situation in which the invaders would be, in danger of having their supplies cut off at any mo- ment Another supposition entertained in well-in- forwed circles that Newbern is to be the object of attack. The town of Newbern is situated at the bead of the Neuse river or estuary emptying into Pamlico Soynd, and is an important position on the Atlantié and North Carolina Railroad There is a considerable body of State froops there to meet the invaders, but we do not deem it pru- dent to mention the amount of our forces. These speculations ure, however, of but little interest now, in view of the short time that must elapse before the blow is struck, and the inquiry Tesolved by the act of the enemy. However, it may, at least, be accounted certain that the force comprising the fleet is destined to operate inside of the Capes. STIRRING NEWS FROM THE NORTHWEST. We have stirring news from Gen. Jackson’s command. At last accounts he was in pursuit of the enemy, aud bad advanced to New Creek, twenty-three miles west of Romney, where be again touches the Baltimore and Obio railroad. It will seen by this movement of Gen. Jackson, that be has obtained a position of great import- ance, which will soon place him in the rear of the enemy at Laurel Hill, Cheat Mountain and in that neighborhood. GOVERNMENT AID TO RATLROADS. We learn that tue railroad connection through Tennessee and North Carolina, recommended by President Davis, is to be made a test question in Congress, as to the propriety of Government ex- tending aid to some other railroads. The maiter of aiding three roads is under the consideration of the Government, viz :—That recommended by the President, that completing the line now want- ing between Montgomery and Jackson, and the Texas road, to com piete communications between that State and Lou). ————=—*—=—___{Z—&—>—E—EEEE lem NIGHTS EME AR. Wysalogton L Commandery No 1 will meet THiS (¥ e-day) Vb NWING, at 7 o’c. ock, Orders. at CHAS. F, STAN-BURY Keoorter. PORTICAL READINGS —Mra. M. LIZ ZiE BELL. sasiated by Mies Ema a. INCOLN. Wil give & ser: totio and Bu- M»Ous Readicgsand Rec Men’s Christian Associttion K NESDAY EVENING, January eft of the Unemployed shop 6: ‘Pi kote 25 cents. tertainment at 8. f THE WINK AND LAGERBE ER SA- ivon, No, 398 Maryisnd avenue, kuown as Mechanics’ Hall, nas to-day teen sold to Mr. JvHN Bxcx, who will carry on the business in roved wtyle, he Mechanics’ Association, which formerly the above saloon, has beey dissolved by mu- tus! consent. All persons having bills or claims Aghinst the Association, are hereby directed to present the same on or before the lat day cf Febru ary, for settlement, AtHiNGToN, D C., January i8th, 1362, _ ja 21-30" C. DIETERICH, President. 224, a ff New York Doors open at 736 o'clock 5 en- ja 21-2t* THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Wil) be ho! an overs day this week in the Luther- iy and'H atrseta, commencing af anelsekee act De coetie eet bat oue hour. iene” —————_—— or or SMITHSONI LECTURES —O; (Ce tieshay EVERING: Tanuare at Bok BNIAMIN PEIRCE, of HB. vare Coliege, will leo- ture on The Wissies! PB River.’? On WEDNESDAY EVENING R&. ¥, Pa Pim- semi lecture on fhe Private Life of Thomas ‘Fue public are invited. Admittance free. Lectures commence at 8 o’olock, (Fr NOTICE To TAX PAYERS, ain CoLtxctor’s O; Washington. December vis vdei.¢ Notice ts hereby given to ai! persous err for taxes, whether gas, special, or ann t alee the same 1s paid at thi¢ office beior the lat y of tebru: next the property on whioh the ey? due will thea be advertised and sold, as the Those who to avoid the hea: ee eo de 24-eotFebi Collector. THE ANNUAL MEETING ¥. OF TH t der oii sbulbaaa on CEC AS i ol the Company. 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J. * ~" BOOT, Sat - m on : antec Sip at the A FURNITURE ' mont pTRURSDAY EVENING, Jpn. fooas: witheet ressrve, as invo.'se Of iveenen PORN TURE: ‘Artiste cf the New Lock Acsdemy. when | Goze2™E Me, Caste Otard, Duper & Co, will formed the principal and tener Frere my oa rite tre Tine BSE senna “end ORE: ee Manufacturer and Wholesale aud Rta Deviey in | And the gelebrated Liberty, Dustio. -Scons La! Boxes Piokies aod ~ Dene seat. C Cottage. Farior and oe Seer aes! Boxee Preserved Ponohest aed Gases ®Wiusky and room Furnitur ilding, 508 Seven Pricgs oF ADMISSION. Lineng $ ottees. Shove D To Parquette and Drees Citele Every variety of UPHOLSTERING promptly ana neatly excouted . Store open day and evening for the scoommoda tion of the public. Purohasers will study their interest to oa!l before looking elsewhere. js 22 3m* —$—— Wass INGTON STEAM BAKERY, 347 C Street. Between 43¢ ‘and chy Streets, The attevtion of dealers is requested to obr large stock of FRESH CRACKERS AND CAKES, Among the varieties may be named : WATER CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS, SODA CRACKERS, BUTTER CRACKERS, EDINBUR6@ CRACKERS, GROUND CRAOKERS, GINGER CAKES, SUGAR CAKES, Orchester Chairs... . aa saa — Seats may be secured for ¢! o Nicots ‘at Me. ‘Metzsrott's Masio Store Doors open 8: 75 ; periormance to ate o’oiock. 2 Me * Serdiner. " i bey | ferent EORGE CHRISTY’s MINSTRELS! ans jarge bot Wall 6 Banh eR D a SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! - prnet - In consequence of the improvements being made all; sold for agoount ‘of the pane a iB for the New THEarrR on 10th street, the above Company will appear at WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. In consequence of the ji ODD FELLOW:’ HALL, Savents Sr.. Lite lement weather, relearn ane cytn eme the rbove sale is Posiponed to TAURS DAY uext, Seti WALL & BARNARD. A. Partioulars in emall bilis, jazi 1NG’S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER. K Pann. Av. a Oe... Willard’. . ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Avotiones:s, Sess: OUBEHOLD FURN ND Errecre AT Auction —Un THU 1 adeirs Wine, bi ‘avy Boots ested Botte. Cute “Darevelmer’ “Rolsnacr, * Casce Chateau, Ricrgans andiet, Stier las = Swee: a ie Vineges, and sweet Near ‘Bt resi ALMOND NUTS, teenth street, ia g Venue snd D GINGER NUTS, witt | Sitpet, Hl ths household effects i we name ramed RAISIN CAKES. | aigo contribute thei" talent to the ent Sofas and Parlor ‘tertainment h Buying exclusively for cash, and possessing the | the evening. 8] of whom are well-known to the arse top Center and Side Tabies, advantages of etoam power and the most approved phegter so! ng public: — Gonzatzs, ‘shorany a Piste machinery, we are able to sell at the lowest man- ” Heananpez.and Forzsr. rench Din.ng end Cone cnet Mansetion ufacturing pr ces. Miss LIZA GARDNER. cars 17” Wholesale Deslers, Sutiers and others | Th® young and besutiiul sree, wilt make | Tari = 1 Red rains. Gilt Cornice and Shades, buying goods st the North, may save the expense her PPE BROT Ast, —_— pty Yd The pertormance conolude with Tus LavcuaB_e PanTomt THE COBBLER’S FROLIC! offreightand secure fresh work, by giving us a = _ Bedateeds, od o ny. “1 “ottage call. jn 22 Qw.if ‘air, ot Non Co:t nand Husk Mattresses, i “ U. 8 7 3-10 TREASURY Scale cf Prices—‘irohester ‘hairs % cents; Dress | Feather Bois, Bo'ters acd Pilio 520,000 Noir See TE BASURY | se ceri ry to | Comforts, Quilts, Buaukets, &c. tous.” RITTENHOUSE, PANT & CO. Sirote ch onata: Childres under 16 years of age to | Comers. Guts, Sankeh. a Bankers, 352 Pennsyivania svouus, {intel.& Repub.} near Brown's, js 2l iw (gEORGE M.WORL&CO., | Importers and Deniers in WINES, LIQ OOHRS, CIGARS, ete; One aw prone sy eng Beder A rt rom Japan, Rrusse's. iograin aod Venetian ay Rugs, &o, Together witn a large lot ef Coooa Matung, Chins, Giass snd Crockery Ware, Chamber and Parlor Stoves, ored Gallery 25 cents; Colored Boxes 9 cents, Doors open at 7 o’c!ock; performances will com- mence at 8 precisely, iat CANTERBURY HALL, And GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Pa lye le De ve Cooking Stoves and K.tshen Requisites. A ‘tment of 4 handi; f —— y ton coastaat p ob taed ot wont eco = tar NEW COMPANY ee aes jagtims 73 Water atreet. Georgetown. tar NEW COMPANY FUTURE DAYS. a 21-1m' yt cy ‘erry. ——— TS EONI PANTOMIME CO ay H UCTION SALE OF _W. D LAND ON Ss UTLERS, LESS PANTOMIME Somes ti A WASHING HON R. Re Thee twill ATTENTION! LEONI PANTOMIME COMP, : sei] at Annapolis Junotion, on Satu: . f Wood Land, by To night, |. Wood contract ors are invit! a. MR. ROKER T BUTLE ¥ iy to M. BAMON. 32 St, 200 BARRELS will sepeures the Clown ms. the bie Pan-| Paci st Baltimore’ pot ¥. ~ VENT! — ae Ce GINGER SNAPS, VOL-AU-VENT PERHAMW’S EXCURSION. 7 Splendid oast of characters by the members of the LEONI AND CANTERBURY ComPAnigs ! iret Appearance BLAS Pe ED LN The Best Juseler im the ‘ori WILLIS ARMSTRONG. Prime Qvatity, For sale in quantities to suit the trade, at low figures. JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 Pa. avenue, Washington, D. C., From Baltimere te New Yerk and Tiokete for sale st the NATIONAL HOTEL, Where further particulars may be had. To- night MISS AMELLA WELLS, The Beautifal in jaa 10 Royal st , Alexandria, Va, ey ri AaEES ines! Tume for lenvins, Faaages cee on A commrssfONED SUT kanye ina Pen-- Dien Pann, a Nise Hawa Mince, Tickota good to renin any day babiore Uiapssteas Sart ics Geceaty| Mien Mare a Vote he torre Baa, | _jeage MORE scopes Sil sen strane? waaneneeN * ae od WARDoe Bie Coke Wscawrn! . 20,000 Sktk- SR? Aosy Noa™ +s | ANKING, HOUSE OF Sen, Dae regs Sede nae RITTRNAOUSE, PANT & NEW REND & HUYCK, * go> 1 Notwithstanding the large Company now st the oy aor Bs Boe ‘ee BUY OVE.%- coats, Pants and Ves:s, at ers praca &, . No. 460 e a smirh’s No Seventh street, opposit . 617 Savente Steer, Canterbury, there will te jsit-iw afte on doa ‘pal oitt ib No SDVANOE IN PRICES. £O the Uaiom in sume toasts ecesieaRe! eltion in OW 18 YOUR TIME sonable terms to citizens and so'diers CT aes Treasury Notes, and Currency bought and 80. Afte: Pe: formanos, tor Ladies and Child every, WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY ork entities of presents—onea suparb Dress. 1 aco i be in the window of Mesers. tn Gruty Treasury 3 Sn a Perry & Bro, All our dressesare bought from this | "PSE SEANPARMY 18 ADVANCING TO- acai = + | "hoo Yclock. Admission: | #8t tome of his Great in Clothing, Farn- aden, Soccer sulla ete A lot: | fining Goods, Hats and Cape, ‘ie Ww NOTICE. E Would respeo'fuiiy in.orm persons indebted to us their accounts must be psid) We would say oo parties who we wish particularly to remember t Doors open, evenings, at €% o’elock. eempemmeeeeteersansenne esis oO» FELLOWS’ BALL! js 2-lw splendid . Apply on the premises, sbout <0 that the indulgence graxted was not with the — *s b v,eW of presenting the account, but to give time to PROFESSOR WYMAN, a — os Finite 3é fie ~ ‘i VENTRILOQUIST AND WIZA beer i ber, oall with th d salicfactorily ecdnreed Hotee, at short dale x pay | With his Life moving and Speabing Auta CAMP stoves: CREP "Poss disregarding this notice oan look for | Admittance 25 oents ; children 10 cents CAMP STOVES ep TOY: the proper officers to waiton them Ver respect. See omall bitte. a eet A large stock on hand, w! 7, owe 382 Pa. av., bet lsh and iithats, eee ee CET eOUSE, jni6 $91 ja 20-co2w. Opposite Star Office. _ Tanru Staxer, UrrwEn k an FP. Ww FOR TS a B. KE pen Eve: Bs e ORSE BLANKERD BUFFALO ROBES, GEORGE Cunist ye MIM v cesortaseat of pn oy 1 atyles and Prices, at B: PUDNEYS pi gh (Systems Gregor e 324 Pa ave; tace soo, Proxyp Stans ov MineTaazar ! ply. ane ; 355 D street, | The entire outertalament « ‘er the immediate di-} ments of all kinds ‘Also, the $$$ __ RuUBBER COATS, FONCHOS. LEGGINS, GEORGE ry Freres Bosether yah plge' ty UBIO jon oO! CHRISTY, The dchmowledsed Piowent & ‘aensaraley? rene. Blavkets, Cap Covers and Caps for cf B.P EY’ — . . suche tadaieta, | tae tentacle ome REREEROET or ir s Sa Te Re itatied NCU: MONEY K- HEAVY, REGULATION BLANKETS, for | S°*P°°° HES veams cass, GS ne, re agle cheap, by Petr Dey. wss-s+u+eus--- ..00rge Christy. opened J.B. PUDNEY, a) barsoters by the La NT & + 324 FPesave., ye Pe —_ ot Sh » Bur Wor tdi PeeaseSende, 4 atree! Lo pera, hey tay A Bear Brown's A NEW ZHING, quattepere——ehercngar 7 Parent Compressable Cot, can be folded up SATURDAY NIGHT, January 25th, in‘o a epsoe 4 inches long by 6 wide, &n ingenious |. Bavasit 0 IONE. Jennary 3 MINERVA WENE—s cslebrated postcivance, Desa ey: B. PUDNEY. And last appearance Of the Company on Tenth st. vettetre win 324 Pa, avs., back room, . E—en Talicn Wine, much jaai-tr or 355 D street, sly Mondar, January 27th, Oop FrtLows' latte Lae ms E THE | amemrtriae ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF music, | [UNL ‘th. - CANDLEB! Fane. Azenwns yore, poy “age . For e. wery Oven. kadly fil Copnat n fare oP soiestions rom the Dest tong £ ant te atl nace wed oper: > MEUCCr’S PATENT PARAFFINE GANDLES! saree SOR oe De better * than other Al nyrlena soneset: le thou charge Sor 108, S , Te overs comfort they desire In the finest music in Washington, they CHARLES S&S. FOWLER & CO., Msnufectured by the Stet Heffeniimenis feet Seiad Sejpiaiaise hab lees pushin Naw Yor Panarving Capiz Co. —jae-lm ' | OHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE, E CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, , BALLS, PARTIES, &. | 5, 000 -A@EEMBTAE COO BB. +s sng For sale in quan‘ities to miit purchasers, by the BLOCK TIN fe “Fee TEENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY BIHERIAL AND SOLAE LAMPS, Manufacturers’ Agents, BIGERNIA. cuue COAL OLE pete ee ee Will take place at t ol JOHNSON & NAGLE, ine House. rect, c 604, Ovp Paiiows’ 289 Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C. ~~) ee Rona tite a se Staaf? PMNS Ay eSretoe Sl is 2t_10 Roval, nesr King st., Alexandria, Va. . aaa SREESNISTirirmeenee ee nad Tae eee eer scat cava 9 osn fui at the ja 2-6 : Cy ‘G2 RaNnD BOTREE! TEMPE: A nee as: C.F BARNES, "@ proo! Fey eR. Ur rs is a . povien sal Geert Berit cBear LIVIN@! ch N PLING TH ae 3 oe CHEA $ iB ADDO} 3 mie ond the roken packs RS fresh até Bad gra Balu corner of, eral intce Eetvacr cc eeomee | pus PSacerares Se Frgth GHACKERS of every kind, o snd’ Washlogtons C. a. arpin, FERENCE bczs7, saving { ja 0-4t taken 2% short time. extra for Charts. A on hese 7am St and 06 stan Olen sa fa See ¥