Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1862, Page 3

ST 0 oe a SKOOND KDITIO YHREE O'CLOCK, F. Mm. mr ATI Co! ‘Wasamneton.—From Mr. T. , ND. me Se eee night wins > fs as pam LOST AND FOU ° : sores mi “Sebere eeepers hee | LLGSzay® como at, RAG" ees coaya tackte or foutiea poander thing | market, near Sthst A liberal reward Will be given REMOVAL. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1862. jad pop oy —————————————— Sod New Englanders, eepectaliy, will €o well © |< pew has pees cia fe meer THE WAR DEPARTMENT. Sample some of Fowler's | cod and other} i. das & ‘ a northern luxuries. AR lath BININGER « co. THE BATTLE OF MILL SPRING. ; A “ it » Biadquarters ofthe Army. 44/8 Oem." Offs} * Rossery—On Sunday night last, a man Weshington, ‘Jan. 22, 1 named Stevens was knocked down by a party of | «4ras LEFT AT MY STABLES. about one uAVE men, near Hunting Creek, and robbed of some V Monit egos broen MOL, $500 It was too dark atthe time to identify the | p»sed be strayed, The owner REMovpeEypD robbers. The loss falls quite heavy upon Mr. | pl-ase come forward, pa: ‘Stevens, who has been residing here for some | t*ke hor away, or else 8! ae agri. three months. He was —— barrie: f the rob- | 8000rding to law, é E‘K. LIN, fetter fet. iberian | bers and seriously injured News. | jasome Fourteenth'st.. below Penn. av. ® In eddition to this posit! “ pi tapelrery — geen © - —} Ne, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, thelr insertion since those li robe, the President, then addremed the | ,, FOURTH Wan Starton—Bifore Justice Wal- | “4+AKEN UP—Ay the autre small BAN = me i General Orders, No 5. The following orders received from the War Department, are published to the army : ‘Wax Deranrxent, Jan. 22, 1682. The President, Commander-in-chief of the Army and Navy, bes received information of & , the 19th instant, a brilliant viefory achieved by the United States as large as the New York cli Jn & very eloqvent and impressive plead Artigas ri er ree ho ep ree a SE. with long tall. on eens forces over a large body of armed traitors and ue pon the efigin tnd object of the colo. Bi. "Wm, Walon, Chas Walton, Hagh Green. rpotn the forehead, aid a li Oe peel WILLARDS’ HOTEL rebele at Mill oo in the State of Kentacky, peta scheme, its past, present Jos. Schubert, Alicbael Sullivan, drank and die: | f seumtaleh ie siene tecouaaituene ereperte, : - He returns thanks to the gallant officers and seer cee ree the wa L. Egan, qharncs, ad oko him away—oorner of —- soldiers who won that victory, and when the of- they were su: ’ arc Bouse Saipe in 22 ake TC NES. 1 attention of fends ficial reports shall be rece!ved, the military skill Amvuszwants_To-Nicur. Practicability of the scheme of colonization, and | Tux attention of the authorities is called to that FRITS eEERIRE aE eT pte i = oo oe 6 i — and personal valor displayed i battle will be é Tyzaree Roretal’s stent opera, «Tl Barsiore to sd Goipaine cre er proposing | ugly = = oes eeeenlk: at the corner of Sixth | [¥ Capitol which the owner cau have by proving | P®Tons 3 acknowledged and rewerded in e fitting manner. * osina, street ls . peying for this sdvertissment. The courage that encountered and vanquished the greatly superior sumbers of the rebel force, pursued and attacked them in their intrench-. ments, and paused net until the enemy was com- Pletely routed, merits and rece!ves commenda- tion. The purpose of this war is to attack, pureue and destroy a rebellious enemy, and to deliver the country from danger menaced by traitors. Alac- tity, daring, courageous spirit and patriotic seal on all occasions and under every circumstance ts expected from the Army of the United States. In the prompt and spirited movements and daring battle of MIll Spring, the nation will re- allze is hopes, and the people of the United States property an M’me Strakosch, Signors Brignoli, Mancusi, Su- bo of the bo ene plan. ‘oo thought arenne — — -~—__ "jadi . pulsion races was ULD CALL attention to the card of Mr. MNT Lana Wookie GB 2 sin ae rut. te omtinal wornes of Verdivs | suilclent to accomplish What compulsion cannot, | Wl. Moves, cevuteer ne oe wean ert: FOUND ASTRAY On the niet of the sth in- iasie pagel a ‘Tromba”’ from | The alluded in the course of his remarks | ture. He has the largest assortment of cottage wi ae ee ea nies kite HORSE, The Subscribers, having opened a Branch Es- la Dowttoal , of Ts) > fornlfars, on seat chaise ant — eget ape 2 | can ‘oben by provins Bop xt Bod pain 5 tablishment in this City a few months since, and 2 city. Purchasers lo well to call upon | charces, to C » DUNCANSON at a. —- ments were 1 ta with profoand atention, | him; rs Thorn’s Building, No. 518 Seventh Waite ‘na tart asctlon rocese,eouais nde ot Pe. feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al- e national recognition e Uni- | second and third floors. Oper y and evening, | S4enu si “_ | ready received from tis fri and the loyers of « New Year's Calls,” and a mhomme apd 9th Ef teas eae ends @ities Don’t miss that * big thing on ite,” the | tne groundh of etn sod eee open | for accommodation of the public. jan 22 6: $5 REWARD—On my way yesterday, of : —_ - a ol "m. from the office of | Pure and genuine skating scene in Central Park. trobe concluded his address by an shequent allu- Scurvy anv ScroruLous Eruptions will soon uct Pi mass ee Lewd ee s WINES, LIQUORS, Opp Fatrows’ Hatt —Juggling, Le wren sion to his in the position he occu- | cover the bodies of those brave men who are corner of 20th st avenue.» Ren , , nd digitation. the ies as President of the Soc’ Webster ‘hting their country’s battles. Night air, bad h me lost my PAPE wind, Profesor pe wyman . aa capetng see in- | ind Mercer. a9! pagers mais fea: and drench npiins ‘will make sed havoc gnaisting of Executi Judgment. Notes, &0.. and other articles in their line, have determined structive entertainment. - ae, Len a ot N- J yamaet Ae reeol Ration) €x- Sis ie areeee: x rears afore, & aa sap Shove sneard’ a celuraaa te tax, They were | UPON a continuance and extension of their busi- _ in, Al inion colunization supply w! olor in 3 ‘i : > strong, Talbot, parker, Ward.’ a Miseen Wells, feat Afica oP Africans already civilized gives | acertain cure for every kind of skin disease "only | yas erin? 2 7clow paper ai d wees eek Z| nem. Their assortment embraces— Miles, Vernon, Little Ella, and Mlle La Folle, in | promise‘of human welfare. Mr. M. submitted | 25 cents per pot. 215 . “ ‘at Donn’s Offi FINE COGNAC BRANDIES a superior programme of pantomime, burlesques, | 8°me very interesting remarks in advocacy of his Sr erat ot oe, 58 21-30) 5th st, No. 219 Pennsytvasia Avanun, (opposite Willard’s Hotel,) . “Vol-au-vent” again to- jon. Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- OsT. ra (of various age, brands, and districts,) will rejoice to honor every soldier and officer who Se ane. ST a He was followed by Rev. Mr. Pinney, of N.Y., | larged Joints, and’all diseases of the feet cured | |, Pisce Qn Withite? Hott a” ieay? BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, _ | Pro¥et his courage by charging with the bayonet - who seconded the resoluti ind in @ appro- | without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- | WATGH. A liberal reward will he N AD C s » and storming entrenchments, or in the blaze of Kino’s Amruttnearsr —Forrest, Hernandez, priate remarks introduced. dist, 426 ivania avenue, between Four- | return to WILLIAM E FANNING, Po! ioe Off- JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c thi "sft ‘ Rivers, Ducrow , Gonzales the dashing eques- | Pixir. Jonnson (colored), of Liberia, who came | and-ashalf and Sixth streets. Room 24 up stairs, | cer, Willards’ totel , GINS, &c. e enemy's fire. jen a ner u ante bill of amphitheatrical performance, con- forward at the president’s uest, and took | Office hours from 12 m. to6 p.m. Orders tu call Fou D—O: tarda morning, 89 AMOUNT Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and By order of the President : les s % at residences promptly attended to. jan 15-im* OF MONKY, enfel, Co's Odeon Evwtn M. Sranrow of War. cluding with “The eae an ber = coeseasea oy begigeede = oy of then _ ped dakadee Ptnaemel Gibane, wih Oil wk I Ciothing Roon-s, corner 434 strost and Penn’s Stomachics, which are remedies for sie eaee ee on reer —— vo 3 owner 1LeRSO jorwi rove Cn 3S ee Oy the trees afer mnat had been done for them | eas, with or without board, at 415 E street, be- | property, and pay charkess Sepmaaed. to halos ke bowel complaints, fever and ague, OUR MILITARY BUDGET. served by attentive attendants. Hall open ali pe el en rican bee e pent | tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders | an officéy in the army. js 20 3t* headache, and the like: — eo Gey. = Shanes A “piso J igeyeperd can be accommodated. jan 15-im* 10 REMW 4&2 Straved. dark sorrel THE LAST SECESE VICTORY. Porticat Reaprxes, by Mrs. M. Lizzie Bell | grants from all parts of the world, in all their fora Rossen Goons. $ 3 MARE. 4 or | yours ofa op last MADEIRA, SRERRY & PORT WINES, The story per telegraph, of a recent rebel vie- and Miss Emma A. Lincoln, at the rooms of the | changes from the first landing, and thought that| India rubber Sheets Sor protecting obildven’s | Sovds Perechouider weather Or Phe ‘Ender CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, | ‘°'V "ear fronton, Mo., over s Col. Miles with 600 Young Men’s Christian Association, o; ite tne | two years’ residence was amply sufficient to bind | beds, that no family should be without; 75 cents wil recerve above reward cn re‘urnto Brow . Union troops, turns out to be an unmitigated roor. Metropolitan Hotel. Repert speaks highly of the | them to the country as closely as ff it were the | each. ‘ot between H and I streets, below new Catholle AND GERMAN WINES. back. It comes through southern papers, credited readings of shese ladies. land of their birth He thought that the prosperity Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. Church. | tothe M ‘ tof 17% SurTHsontanN.—Second lecture of the Smith- | Of the colony would be greatly advanced by the Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, $2.50 | _ i 20-3t’ WM. BABINGTON, HAVANA SEGARS, tesour! Democrat the Jaouary in- sonian covtee by Rev Dr. H W. Pierson, on the | immigration of some of the {nteliigent col each. 2 REWARKD—Ren Of all Varieties and Prices. stant (1862). {t originally appeared in that paper “Private life of Jeff-rson.” Admission free. | people in several States. He aliuded to the re- India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. $ ber Yy ,OW BOY, of October 17, 1861, and in a few days afterwards Doots close at 8 o'clock. turned: Africans, and stated that many of them India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair. years of age; about 5 fet 6 or7 inches in high! Carminat Covnt—Murder Case—Vestesday, | employed in various useful capacities. Mr. John. | ber Boots and fthoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, | name of Dave Kelly. Had on when he left TOBACCO inspirit secesb; that bas thus revamped It three in the ase si — pees, Fone for the mar. tat eaprened solicitude for the recognition of Deer Mae, Fader Shaatings an bods a. sicke ; Sor nent "The at tock cont ang vest of, ALSO months later, to the same end. der of Jobn Wolfe, en ay of August last, ja by the Government: and said that Liberi- | &c., &c., at manufacturer's prices, at H. A. to SAMUEL D. MURPHY 1 ; ir after District Attorney Carrington hed closed his | ana were Taeulted by ne people except the Eng- | India Rubber Warehouse, 308 Pa. av., between tory. an Baltimoreand Columbia Torhpike.” | PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED | How ro bo 17 —Deaplie the Preident’s record opening trgument, Mr. Norris, counsel for the br Shay yy a recentl: spon the withdrawal | Ninth and Tenth streets. jan 1-tf 20-1w' MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, | "PO" the slavery question as involved in the cur- prisoner, briefly replied. leet. dared low the example. Wuitrnvrst, 434 Penn. *9e, furnishes OST—A SEAL MING, and a FOX-HEAD rent war, the crazy abolition fanatics of the Gas- ed to si s NAV OTHE 2w were rapidiy becoming civilized, and had been} And all kinds of Rubber Goods, inciuding Rub- | slender bu it; slow of epecch; coee by Bp FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING | wes known to bea felsebood concocted only to The Jollowing witnesses were called; all be- | | The meeting adjourned, with a benediction by | paotosraphs from miniature tolife size His cole SEAL, attach ‘with cornaslian set. VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &c., &c. risoz, Phillips and Tribune school seem bent on longing to the same regiment (26th Penzsylvania, | Rev. Mr. Parker. ia Fection of carte de visite likenesses embrace ali | Soroward will be givem tstwhorver revetre the wikis trying to cheat the pubite into the iden thet be Col_Small's.) as the accused : Tue Reception Last Niout.—Notwithstand- | prominent men of the country. Remember, | i ticles to this of f The Stock was particularly selected to sult the % ying P Hays Will-ams, private in Co. E, sworn —The m fe Whitehurst received seventeen premiums in this — ts of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, | >®# one set of views and purposes to be announced ). | ing the very inclement weather last evening, the 4 progr ee .. —— wien wren fos White House was crowded with citizen’ and country, and a medal at the World’s Fair at Lon- in his officiel publications end acts, and another first platoon of the wagon guard—in front of the | *™angers. Those who came before the bour for | 49; also, at the Freach exhtbition at Par! &c. They are invited to visit the establishment, set which he explains in private conversations -eolm* wagens. The prisoner was also on the wagon | "ception were ushered into the building, where | bis fancycasesfor holiday presents. de H_INSTRUCTION—A 1 which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P.| with abolitionists only; es none otbers profess guard; on the near (left) side of the third wagon. ~—_ eae er matt te Tue Inpian Herp Doctor, diet u aie . Witson. ever to hnve beard him state other doctrines in the , Ebe teamster (Wolfe) was on the off (right) side. res Bersnaeveat ser ¥ | From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his | ‘ ~ wi te remises 2s Ais, than those hecarefully lays down Roberts (the accused) leveled bis piece Sad fr ag pier Phillips, Introduced jsitors to patients the'sahare of thete complaints or ill- . x year ving oon maorebe sane Owing to the fact that they import most of the - priat, whan aousalens sequbien, sities: J ard the teamster fell, wounded in the right side. | ihe President, while BB. French, Esq , Com- ness, without receiving any informa- ns sddrerscd ~ Paris,” through the City | articles direct, and to thelr many business facili- | pn.1," My ef the abeltts The wound was six or seven loches long, and | Misstoner of Public Buildings, made the presenta- tion from them. meot with prompt attoution : oP canquames, Pe Nghe coe Bac the entrails protruded. The ons had stopped | tons to Ni incoin, who put her guests at No charge fur Consultation or Advice. ol ties, they are enabled to offer their stock Goods at | wire-pullers was made manifest in yesterday's at the time of the shooting, and the platoons had | C## by ber kind manner of receivingthem. ‘The 2 yeotfis were crow: Bs OUR MOTTO MRS. BURR WILL. UME HER | very low prices. Tribune, in @ communication signed by one Sesen eae one fhe shooting. "The | ‘bere Sistinguishea ta alt tos Sete of life, | We use such Balms as have no strife M Sih Now York avcnne. baeean ise etd rath 7 als obedient servants <A. Cnet,” ak tion ie pelea corpes when witeees pp yep gs zon | Among those in the oval room we noticed the | With Nature or the Laws of Life: uary 202, New York sveaue, bet js 17-c6te2aw6t . before heard,) whereig that person under‘akes to walp in te band Witness cee teem se, Waion | earnest face of Geral Shicids, danket ne toe Fee oraee e ees We newer stl AEGARAY INSTITUT A. BININGER & CO., state the President's language ina recent inter. musket, and saw the teamster fall. Witness was | ‘ght by the tall form of General Andrew Porter, | Not po ag CaS AD isu8 Sencoeet.; ParnapELen * Importers of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $c. | view with Gen. James H. Lane, so os to make some distance abead of the wagons, far enough | Wbile on his left stood Lieut Wise, (Hi Our Father—whom all goodness fills, ‘This Institute, conducted ior two years past in 'P ’ ’ to see on both sides of the train. ‘The prisoner | tinge ) The venerable and dignified Senator | Provides the means to cure all ills the city of Fuiladelpiia ty MapaMe CHeoaRay | jqii-tf = New Yorx axp Wasninoron. | the former declare his platform upon the eternal . nad the teamsier were about ave yards apart, | {rom Vermont—Mr: Foote—and Senators Frum. | The simple Herbe beneath our feet, Sane principlon us the one la Woes Tork aatate negro question as involved in the war, to be that The prisoner was goin, accused about | P@!l, Harris, and others were present, while the ell used, relleve our pain complete. ‘A ced ee of the before named newly appointed brigadier. = pal sir before ty we Ow olf, eames Lower House was represented by Mr. Colfax, and | A simple Herb, a simple Flower, fee seers tare wll yeceen Ser et Manama EYE 4 ND EAR. We differ from the New York Heraid in our shot was fired, was about four yards from his | * Umber of his fellow members. A considera- | Cull’d from the dewy Lea— ample and complete provision for the education ot | No, 997 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE Sion at as fety of a ing the letter team—on the off (right) side. Saw Roberts last | !¢ 2umber of mili men were present, amongst | These, these shall speak with touching power Young Ladies, under the direction of Macame * > propriety of dignifying « on the near (left) side. where he was while the | W20m were General Ripley, (of the Ordnance,) | Of change and health to the. Ddervilly. Ciroulars, and all requisite informs- OPPOSITE this Mr. Croffat by even contradicting its foolish train was moving. ‘olf was a little ahead of | &¢neral Blenker, General Ord, and Prince Salm és tion, ean be obtained on application to the Princi- bis team when be was shot. Roberts bed nor | Sim. James Brooks, of the New York Express, Washington Butidings, Pa. avenue, about five : i ike from Brown's Hotel — i Acai | a we as Su abanass of Sos pocaiede tn the Soetea . ” . ex-member of Congress, was among the press en ee VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO. | pape sdveticg te ae Pecongroong punt cs Toe Bad | representatives present. ‘About 10 o'clock, Mra, | N° charge for Conaultatior 1 Joan ROGUODALLY Prulsenoy cud Teacher of Oculist and Aurist. 2 copy having been tendered to one of its corres- the aba dere hi ces to the public, r oi SKER ndents here, who took pains to sift the story t per lesson. ‘References to any mus the BR. F. A. VON MOMMIES . te . ” not reli _ 7 Lincoln entered the East Room, leaning on the ) to Pang fem sng in iced appre ape arm of Ex-Secretery Cameron and buadreds of respon On the 19th instant, at § o’cloog 8. m., ANNIN overs! of h ha w the best viol York, has arrived in the | %° the bottom — ea mg he held it horizon- seciee — ——_ = as rad made gued «yearn acd 3 mothe, youngest daughter of te fn the world. ‘Via Ue Beit ‘Ole, Bull,’ fred. arom See ea oeeeed cas cmbent of In reply to the wonderful revelations of this ¥ abou i. be am 0! h jusana! a ey, &o. ress Ru! otel. Pa, level o P. Lagoa a es in y' uckley Fo, A imna’s fotel. © 997 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, individual, it is sufficientto remind the public that Private Hi of com) c = of War, Mr. Stanton, was nt, and recely: genie thofncce ie wbeed of that guarded the congratulations o} of friends. yy Roberts. Hear of feamsterto} = Porice ReTvans.—The Sergeants of the va let him getin. The teamster answered that be “ —_ couidn’t get im he (the seamaster) bad ee report the following arrests for too beavy a load on. ey Words together, | Second Precinct—J. Fleigher, selling liquo Ceameter called Roberts a son of ab—b. | without license; fined $20 ener, . The teamsier got off and came to the head of his On the 13th inst., of congession of the 'unge, avenue, near 4 JACOB RINER, ‘son of Thomas 1. and — FOR SALE AND RENT. Potter, in his 4! ENT—A HOUSE th 8 WANTS. roe below wi ards’, Theniregetiioatioe WASTED IMMEDIATELY—At Dubant's | _J8 2211" Eastin, A, the President, when he has any expositions of his views to make, on such subjects, docs not ; EYE AND EAR hesitate to make them boldly over his own band; requiring medical and surgical treatment. as in his well-remembered repudiation of Fre- Dr, Von Moscuziskee is the inventor and intro- | mont’s proclamation; his subsequest expurgation where he can be consulted on Maladies of the the of the tion Third Precinct—Thos. Price, colored, 1 5 5 Saloon. a WOMAN to work in ths _ " ducer into the medical practice of abolit Fecommendations and positions Porses, and Roberts levelled bis gun and fired at | aii "John Jackson, Henry Jones; alone: | kitchen: ret P.M. DUBANT. TEMPERANCE HALL, will be let EPHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, of Secretary Camieron’s annual report which be Roberts on the left. The seamaster: Es down poten ple pw, ay Pes per oe ANTED—A food Dining-room, SERVANT: Tuesday or F iC. F. N for the treatment of obstinate cases of repudiated; and {n bis still subsequent selection P os! berts. walked 3 - Hi jo. sms. UJ be u Se epee Ws te Ba and a . {trout Meense: 4 37. avenve, betwoen lat ard Fa an : it bead of his horses. They (accused and deceased) | Puunysurorweon Wey te eas Bayly, dis- ete Bore oe ee Tee ee eee eee acuta: vattake nerd w cy Camere, when the eect cote nner weakest Sevens, and witness was about | orderly. workhouse’ George W Donald’ aa ANTED-“Ten gores of cleared LAND (under sesernel Bart ail in, Baie gin Kea He is also author of the letters published in th ly donned abolition-war views, five yards from Ro! . tui over to the military. Thos. McNestry, | Addres= “‘F. 8.” through the Washington City | ly repaired, psinted, and re. New York and Philad things, made It desirable for him to exchange his Adam Hill, drunk; dismissed. Jas. Simmons, | Post Office, with location and price. fa st* treating on th: position in the Administration, with which he is ‘wagon. disorderly; $5 50. Jas. Cole, drunk; workhouse the right side of the wagen Roberts told the > ‘4 WV ANZTED—By & respectabie girl DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN | notorious: at variance on that polat, m! art oy stand back—if be didn’t a x, Pour'h Precinct—Jobn Pflugger, selling Nquor V 0. NON, $c. sion to musts. on Sunday; $25. Jacob Ruple, selling liquor to | family. Coltat Nor BO Ml etter 5 $25. 3 ~ Caillat M street, between (R.) would sboot him. Roberts, as he said so, bath. Dr. Von M. has tor tne past fourteen years devoted | In conclusion, we bave merely to assure the idiers: security for court. James McGran, do ; SIR WIMILEL cine a Sn cocked hisgun. He then raised bis gun and shot | 5. brea “y ‘4 ViSHE OOMS FO: ENT. the driver. oThe teamster was four & ve Stary Mien at ing ii << eens S10. WANTED Any one bavive a SHOW CASE within i cere the” oe his special attention to the public that whenever the President may change ba mem pgp Aeigrmernlegar sb hatin for court. Same, for selling on Sunday, for trial. | plying ew PAT a . aryl jeune TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND BAR, | bis well-known views of the ghee of fire, and the teamster drop. Both were on the Lyi | a ea dass John Ea: |_| For RENT—(And possession given February | And possesses the testimonials of somé ot the best | ‘esting slavery ebind nara banc: right side, and Roberts was near the horses’ sihteate ‘windows. iseed. Gathari Genta’ Ww [D—A SITUATION as secretary, cop: lvt, HOUSE No. 98 F t, Island. it} yp bli in the Unien, who heve been | © the institution’s future, be will surely announce heads. Witness was guarding the first wagon be: | Grunk ard disorderly; workhouse 90 i alae Ist. or aa olerk. by & gentiemaa who cat give | contairias comfortable rooms, with ail oastary oa tg a ae sea 4: hans ts that change in 8 state paper as emphatic and bold Ll rs + geared ar RC uty. | out t nes. te. 5 tres! um for brea — me aener mae ing | Nally, disorderly; turned over to the military. | Addrese “R. K. N.” through the Post Often | fee (arhioh ; will be sald oe most sucossfally tre af as his never-to-be-forgotien letter to Fremont. i THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. aoneaepeniinasen Theophiiue Urbanski, seling iiquor to soldiers; | “suas Iairtorma TAgpiy te JOAN ROBINSON, Jew: | RESTORATION OF SIGHT $ HBARING. smissed. obn Bayly, breaking w ows; . ', Opposite Brown's Hotei, a ae John Lee, drunk and disorderly; 81 58. Charles © zects Old, of intelligence ae A t, di ti f r POOMS Amongst his latters may be found the following Cues, out after hours; dismissed. Jos, Shiner, jen Board with mitow ‘say Harta ari Fa OoED, ROOMS names: Hons. aye = — res Rev. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. j,do. ny ferred) from ears 0) iS a 8) Cc. iburn, U. 8. Army 5 = Ninth Preciact—Jno. W. McMinimum, drunk; pearance, intelligent. and see] san ef the Capitol. Inquire at Star Office, ‘| Batrimorn, Jan. 22—The Olid Point bost i isordey comp mate eo ishop Blanc ; George Gordon, Es4s | which serived this morning, brings no news. 7 pL a in Le Address, confdeutaliy, ©, Me kee Past EGR RENT_With or without Gourde neatly | Clarendon Hotel. New York ; Robert Bare, Esa, | "4 a. of trace cudrnsftttieaes at nothing Fugit ‘Gusstecee: sin fey eee Office js 22-3" furnished and comfortable SITTING ROOM President of the Goodhue F. I. Company, New | « of the Burnside E: . mined. Mary Willer larornyr disney: WANTED 70 RENT—A PLACE m tho coun-| Twelfth street, east aide, beteesn Grae H York ; Robert Glover, eq. Director of the Ne- eee pees ‘4 my life.” Tenth Prectoct—W a. Adame, eseult and bat-} 1, .t77 {roms (oie miles fom Washington. on | The ovation ig one of the most plessant and Se ee ee er et oe Late from New Orleans. an ordinary wagon whip. pent 4 Sree Anton fe Kitt Jail Jobo Ready, drank | Ouse mus: have the mofern imgrowenente. wi derirabion No children in the honeg ies? | Lamar. Esq. President Bank of the Republic. | ygyrixo oF THE FRENCH RESIDENTS—THRY DE- ‘Phe four witnesses and disorderly; $2 94 beset aah nar carrying ated in & perfectly dry, healthy locality, J Rouse, Ja a-lw New York ; and many others, amongst which are ETO LEAVE TEE sovvn. weapons; $16 94. John Carbert, drunk and dis. i th stabie and other OR SALE—An old established RESTAUR- | médical men of well known reputation. These} Cairo, Jan. 2i.—A report bas been received a Lommel teller rent Se aie, th orchards, and from 3 to 50 = ANT. well stocked a) wided itusted on letters may be examined at hie o! — peed siren? 9 ee ae 5 towards Roberts. This closed the evidence for | Wm. Blair. John Gurbrick, cats . bec easing | ity. This remtaucane hoon ti egy Pd | Patients wishing their family renc! ts clty was held on the prosecution. . » charge of robbery; 98, . C., or calling at No 12 | and commodious tree uk doa them t» witness operations or for the | instant, to devise some means of leaving the city For the de‘ence, Mr. Norriscalied the wi dismissed. Steen bank ahaa” commedions, three-s y brick dwellitf, on | company > pera jai2-lw. | which th ee and which wi'l be | purpose of consultation are at liberty to bring them | ®°4 tbe South. already sworn to testify to the quiet and order: An Ovrzacs —Mr. Editor : Last Sunday pighs joned be re is & three y: es included in the sale of theabove. For further par- 1 character of Boberts previ & party of the Lancers, who are stati ery Pa SMITH apely at *. ae Rip: mone 3 Gund ih he — oitoee aes Wien ane siutatene nan ceo ; from Me henie Toe Bechen rn cag SERA ASS Fone er a_i Sh maemaperirsterse rae asics some of the instruments he has introduced for the ing to search for some of their men. ‘They went | W Adu famip, Taraiched Of tafteneted, Ra. | POR, SALE AL a great sacrifice, » BRICK | facilitation of Opthalmic and Aural Surgery. 1 F and LO > Porn ; to the bouse of = mapeatable ene citizen in the date, stating rent And pauticulare, “Pensa i star | of meee end Pee within ates cont Aches Eyes inserted without osusing any pain ‘ CONGRESSIONAL. This closed the evidence in the case, and the | demanded to search the house’ wile : aes No. 520 7th, street, opposite Intelligencer Office, patient, : XXVVIIth CONGR ESS—Secend Session. Court adjourned, the jury going in eh: man of the house refused them; ona banca WANTED-Two ood WOMEN, one to assist Office hours from 9a. m. to2 p. m. and from 8 to oe 7 oo sworn bailiffs to their usual quarters in such | and sister assured them, upon their honor, that in cooking and kitchen work, the other to PoRtion OF A WELL FURNISHED |5p.m. jas im Weowespay, January 22. wash soi iron. and genera! house work. White OUS SNT.— after session began, they cases—the National Hotel. there was no one in the house but members of preferred. Good wages given. Apply at 347 Pa, oaths te ker eines TU Nisa . Range ny os House Arodummagen md a Cosnecres.— family But that did not satisfy the soldiers; and | venue. ja 21-28 HOUSE, in the immediate vicinity of the Post Dayton’s Bakery. sponsiviiity to the law of witnesses before Con- Washington cit; with drawn swords and pistols they threatened to ANTED—A BOV, as clerk in & Store, one | Litice Departmen, comprising @ Parior and FROM i committees for felontous To the Editor of the St pe cetetl Lorsenter pimp ey a W. who would make’ himself generally saclay Ghamber, Diving Room, Kitehen and Stable, The NEW YORK. offences and crimes concerning which they bave emai wed pass rr a o Dear Sir—Ii beg thet you will have the justi¢e . Pane Clothing Store, 460 7th streets be 5 pe bite the < Jace | two of the lower rooms, but positively refused to pakon Sas office, Squefectory references requi:ed, given testimony; w! was SMI . BRANCH cle last Sunday, as lish: - — ms go inte the bon rooee, as some of the | 68nd 7 0’olock p. m. ia 21-2t Pe pide C. MoGLIRE & CO., corner 10th No. 456 Bleventh st., beneeds G and H, | amendment, cntoan hich family 7 that not satisfy the NTED—A good COOK: lor ‘: prs ASHINGTON, D. answer your query, «(What Nest?” soldiers, and they made all sorts of threats and | W “Gov. appistio De, MIDDLE TOW. c the | A RARE“CHANGH—Tho proprietor of the EE ee! ae ¥ ca, Sk ian 8.5, | cures. and went away. They belonged to Co 4G, | Washington Arsenal. 7 jaao-sr |S City jee the galy, ‘st class Botel now | DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, cure, respectfully, B.A. Maovrex, 8.5. } 254 one of thom anid he was captain T mcten GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE Dene to | from businpeer ond will sell form aK ocr ne “SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, ‘A Canp.—In last Sunday’s issue of the Chroni. | ee clreumstance so that the commanding officer obtain. one or two Rooms and Board within «| FURNITURE, FIXTURES sad GOOD Wlee BOSTON CRACKERS, is Sabet a? hocorts aber eae™ ees | ingand brig them to an sesount Yortacht td | RZueie* Bea’ at Fast Ofces wih eaiearats | Sseyeceegt ieee tema on heist | WATER ORAGKERS . hy o at 0 Oe cioet at Sanorite leabel Cubes, the-ctie- | Szoos. Youre,” 8a Unies Becca! | See Soa | fener fora mack tonter torkees anodes nice SODA CRACKERS. Span yom would, fi i as ER/ANTED—Sullercand Soldiecato know wher | Tie Hotel is n: by WATER CRACKERS, Vitation of Father Maguire, attend b Mass? Rior.—Last ni rather about one o'clock | WWANTED—Sutlers and podiors to know qant | don h enn eh i i i ij t rH i H i i i F i : i : 4 at, or boy CAMP STOV 8, LEMON BISCUIF. that moraing, at St. Aloysius eburc ‘he fol- Shey can ds to fi y a lowing bas been handed us for publication: , eee avenge: heer Of H. J. GREGORY, 841 Penn | fs the only inducement to sell, an hs gould not hope Celebrated MINCE PIES, . ALOTSI 1 = ES SAMs 2” cRCH, to epgage in one ate a plate, For termes and |» yews Washington city, D.C , Jan. % eaten Geo. G ANTED—By a young man. one SEAT ins x toJAS A. pel? SH.whp isau-| Hotel-keepers, Heads of Families, and tutlers To the Editor of the Sunday Morning Chromic: jordon, = aA Adereee “IF Hox No. ‘ae if sre invited to try our excelient MINCE PIS. D— Dotwer Faia a . a in 9. 1861, Aut Bypane Larne Sogn serress | cuir terme | Mx. Darron—Si: All of us, both and sory 2 08 Ao qualifications will be Apply at - | privates, have ate freely of your Pies. I can oon- . The ee be given to one town. dei? * fe pen 8 mix or twelve | on | cctentionsly atate-that no man is on tho sek list: ‘Midioan "A BO. Weakinatos Cloyne LEZ TO RENT, second floor. 816 E street, | from partaking’of them. To tell the truth, we are Office. ee oe ilarde’ Hotel, 22 by 110 feet. Tequire hoart-sik because we oan’t get enough of them, ANTED IM ATELY, at Se AN DROW RS | They are the only real iuxury we have had sinos eeeriahiees! Matto Wat Seat] IARBRRMECE Rau gaeROUMR | welflone. |e Tintan Semon ealsamiporon Sou tbe getictenpeopoaing wORRTBL Gosdumoves Cass Before Justica| Wy ANTEDE cy eat Tem tt ith cet Orcs ape wana at a Sppest | 07> Diesownt tone Trade, eae Ml. nk; s mar YTON, LOCAL " form jation one oo dranes women eftied bor mame. ton dranken eae sa 2 lo : 7 tee ene snob ‘avenue, north between ite abe ¥S ae LATE NEWS. : do. 5 04. joa Marit do.; do. | Geet taek see se JOR PRINTING QDEON Babi ee summed ‘Hagdon, drunk; do. si. are muture. : 16 VERY Desoription ney PRINTING re DEON HALL !t of. es gains aR SECOND- ‘uoleonsoma a ‘The Cheapest and Best dieorde STined 83 94, Mahosey Ww. the STA\ oF, in sath rene oy FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING sed Aegean So ae 3 aenaeeene Coins ine. \ ry ° Walters, drunk; turned over. i 4 peep — ~ MILSTRRY DRESS OTST i MILITARY OVERS: £ fe ! ARMY GLOVES! A™ ¢ pn Neto 8,00, Rep raotras . A. J. GREGORY,