Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1862, Page 3

Paoroszey New Gas-tisut Company. — The Nortics.—A fter ba’ for many years printed the lists of letters uncalled for in the office of this city, (under the law author- ring thelr publication in the newspaper the largest circulation within the usual of the office,) the proprietor of the Siar has at length felt be pr decline mer tans tneertion, because great come to occupy, and of the Tact that for months Past he hes. Sees, Setaee See Oe ieane ion, the insertion of which would have paid st least double as much as the law allowed him for the letter List. In addition to this positive Se loss by their insertion since those lists have come to be as large as the New York city letter lists, they have entirely—on the day on which they were yrinted—defeated his purpose of making the Star always a xewspaper—news being its well-known speciality. pany are to hold office one year, and are empow- to elect a president from their own number. ‘The company is required to furnish gas to the government, for not less than ten years, at $2 50 per thousand cubic feet, and the citizens at the same rate; the pipes to be laid in the streets of the city subject to the city councils. Stockhold- as Individuals, are held liable for the debts of the company. Porics.—The Third Ward patrolmen reported the following cases on Tuesday: Peter Fahrmeir, driving upon the pavements; fined $2.58. Her- man Gasch, selling on Sundays; $10.58. James Shadboit, do.; $10 94. Yesterday the patrolmen reported: Wm. Jones, charged with the larceny of acamp bedstead. He ‘was sent to jail for court by Justice Thompson. ‘The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported: P. W. Gunan, arrested for assault and battery, sent to jail for a further hearing by Justice Donn. John Proctor, violating hack law; ruled for trial before Justice Waiter. Patrick Kane, fast driving; fieed $1 58. John Moore, fester 3 liquor without slicense. G. C. Hathorn, was: acarriage on the pavement; held for trial. John Wilson, , turned over to the military. AmMvusEMENTs To-NicHt. Tueatsr.—The “ Day after the Wedding;” grand Hungarian national dance, Bokazo Csardas, by Senorita Isabella Cubas; the “Eaton Boy;” ballet devertisement, ‘Ai is Y. Gallegos,’ ‘by Cubas and Ximenes; a “Boots at theSwan.”” ‘The theater is jammed to overflowing nightly by the elite of the city, who flock to see “the beau- tifl Cubes,” and the applause is vehement and continuous. Look out for a seat early this the last night but two of Senorita Isabella. Crristy’s —A huge bill of burlesques and side- splitting comicalities, with ‘‘ The Double-bedded room *” Christy as “ Dulcimer Swipes.” CANTERBURY Bos one dances, and th® reat pantomime, “Robert Macaire”—Butler a* ‘Jacques Strop.” Attractions sufficient to draw out the entire fun-loving public. Kive’s Ampuitugatsr —Original and dashing equestrian feats, vaulting and acrobatic perform- ances, with the great ‘‘Zouave Halt.’ Pentland, the * le’s clown,”’ and M’lle Heloise to-night in new characters. Onpuans’ Farr, for the benefit of St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum, corner of G and Tenth streets Tux Recent SHootinc Casein GEORGETOWN. We have received a note from 2d Lieutenant R. E. Ellinwood, of the 2d Infantry, wherein that gentleman writes us that the tement of the facts of the muss between a portion of the military guard and sone sages ee een in Georgetown, pul in yesterday’s Star, (which grew Le of the arrest of two persons b’ the former,) is incorrect. Lieutenant Ellin writes us that ‘‘ The facts are, that the persons who were said to more — oe notonly attem to resist, to draw weapons upon the o: 6 a ee them after arrest, as also some of the police ” A Row amono THe Baxers.—Henry French, foreman of the Government bakery on Sixth street, between G and H streets, was arrested yesterday morning at a very early hour by Pat- rolman Turner, on the complaint of a half clothed individual who stated that French had driven bim from the bakery. After a reget before Justice Walter, French was sent to jail on the charge of assault and battery. CriinaL Court.—Yesterday afternoon, the jury in the case of Albert Contner, indicted for the murder of John Bremline, was addressed by Mr. King for the defense, and the District Attor- ney for the prosecution, when the case was given to the jury, who after an absence of several hours, returned with a verdict of manslaughter. The Prisoner was not sentenced yesterday. Rooms oF tHe Youne Men’s CHRisTIiaNn As- SOcIATION.—Essays upon the “Gulf stream and the rise and fall of the waters of Lake Superior,” Cages the Washington Scientific Asso*iation,) y Rev. C. W. Dennison and J. Disturnell. Acapsmy oF Music —Open allday. Free con- certs, with selections from the most popular operas, at 3 o’clock. SmrtHsomian Lecture. —Last evening, Dr. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, delivered the fourth lecture of the regular Smithsonian course upon “Arctic Exploratiops.”” The lecture room was densely crowded, far beyond that of any lecture thisseason, hundreds being unable to obtain seats. The exped‘tion of Mr. Hayes, cons’sting of the schooner United States, of 133 tons, and sixteen rsons, left Boston in 1860. The little vessel had nm engaged in the West India trade, and was fittei up as perfectly as possible for the great voyage before her. Her sides were strengthened ‘with beams and braces, her outside thickly sheathed, and her bow ted by plates of iron one-fourth of an inch in thickness; and was so heavily laden that her deck was but eighteen inches above the water line. The expedition halted at the various stations in Greenland, where it provided iteelf with dogs, sledges, three Esqui- taux hunters and an interpreter. Leaving the most northerly station in August, 1860, they pushed on for the North Sea by way of Meiville Bay and Smith’s Strait. The bay (100 niles ftom civilizttion) was reached on the 934 ‘ef Aagost, in the midst of a severe storm of thick driving snow, and surrounded by icebergs in every direction, which assumed in the bright sunlight of the succeeding day the most fantastic forms and glittering colors; some with tall spires towering up far above the waters, with lofty arches, and long galleries through them shaped themselves into immense gothic cathedrals; others into Greek temples, and some into houses, ships, and even animals. One berg had anarch so large that the schooner could sail through it with ease, and was christened the “triumpha! arch.’ At times these mountains of ice were like immense fountains, scouting upon all sides bright glit- tering cascades of melted snow, and pouring tor- rents of water into the sea. Some of the ice! ry ‘were two miles long and two buadred and any feet bight above the surface, while it must be borne in mind that only one eighth of a berg is visible, its immense ‘weight of many millions of tons settling it far Zown into the ocean. But little fied ice was encountered in going through Melville Bay. These fields of ice are from two feet to many miles in width, with cracks ® ad narrow openings through them, into waich the vessel with sail set rushes with grer’s force, widening the passage by her own a. as ‘Smith’ a and stand- over to ‘west coast, expedition met win severe winds and floating compelling them to anchor near the shore. gale in- creasing, the anchors dragged and the schooner suffered considerably, cape ortion of her Dulwarks and tearing her . ‘The party then made for the east coast where they found the ice loose, but thick, in many placessixty feet through. Pressing into this the iron ‘was torn of like brown paper, the cut-water broken off, radder disarranged, and the vessel lifted up al- most entirely out of the water, while the immense Pressure of the ice upon the sides of the vessel caused ber beams to squeak and groan terribly. Winter coming on, and fearful of being frozen up, the expedition went into winter quarters in 2 large bay, which they named *‘Port Hope.”’ The achooner was fastened to the rocks with four haw- sers, banked up at the side with snow, and cov- ered with a good roof, and was soon locked fast ia the thickening ice. A neat little room was fitted up in the hold, a stove put in, and every- thing made comfortable. Their fuel consisted of anthracite coal, which, with two fires, was con- sumed at therate of a ton permenth. Their time was now occupied in hunting and scientific ob- servations; the former proving so successful afto furnish them with one hundred deer before win- ter was fairly upon them. Besides this they sup- plied themselves Phar Smee of sage foxes and ptharmigans, the lattera species of grouse. T also captured one bear. Walrus, white wi , deer, foxes, &c., are in abundance, and ‘were a well organized enterprising company to go out there they could in one year procure e suf- ficient carge to defray the expenses of all the Arctic. expeditions fitted out from the Un'ted Brates. At Port Hope the expedition built a smal! ob- in which they placed their instruments for taking observations,and making experimeuts. These instruments were furn’ by Prof. Fourth Warp Station.—Cases before Justice Walter —Henry French, assault and battery; sent to jail for ceurt. James Kane, drunk and dis- orderly; fined $2 58. Charles Nell, drunk; turned over to the military. Buck Dayton, a deserter; do. Edward Jones, drunk and disorderly; fined $2.53. Sxnt to Jatt. —Vesterday, officer Keese arrested Jobn and Patrick McCalla, John Early and Dan Cortis, who stand charged with the larceny of certain clothing, robes, &c., from various persons. They were taken before Justice Donn and com- mitted to jail. AcciDENT —A woman named Sarah Flynn fell, on Third street, near E, last evening, and broke her leg. She wasconveved to ber home, near the Government printing office, suffering severely. From Rictstetn we bave a handsome and convenient calendar for 196: A Canp.—Wasuincton, D.C., Jan. 30. 1862.— Editor of the Star :—Dear Sir: My attention has been called to an article published in the New York Tribune of the*2Sth instant, purporting to be the report of the investigating committee as to the disloyalty of certain Government employees. Among other names reported, I find that of my father, Mr. Thos. Foster, who is attached to the Third Auditor's Bureau, as a dtsloyalist. upon the testimony of a man named Myers. Permit me, sir, through the columns of your paper, to say that Mr. Myers hes perpetrated a slander—an infamous lie, whose blackness {s only equalled by the base ingratitude of the mind and heart which connived a 28} ily yours, J. Fosrzr, ae No. 466 Twelfth street, 1t* Editor Georgetown (Ky.) [Union] Journal. WE WOULD cALL attention to the card of Mr. 'W. B. Moses, manofacturer and dealer in furni- ture. He has the largest assortment of co! furniture, cane seat chairs and other furniture, in the city. Purchasers will do well to call upon bim, at Thorn’s Building, No. 508 Seventh street, second and third floors. Open day and evening, for accommodation of the public. jan 22-6t* Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- larged Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- dist, 426 hay” bhi avenue, between Four- and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room 7—up stairs. Office hours from 12 m. to6 p.m. Orders to call at residences promptly attended to. jan 16-im* with fuel and gas, with or without board, at 415 E street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders can be accommodated. jan 15-1m* Famitigs who have never used Boston crackers are invited to try those manufactured fresh every day by J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable grocers. ja 2-tf INsTANTANEOUs cure of Corns, Bunions, Cal- losities, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all disezses of the feet. Mr.Demond, Surgeon Chiropedist, is enabled, bya peculiar process, to eradicate the most painful excrescences in a few minutes,with- out the least pain or the slightest inconvenience to the patient Consulting hours from nine a. m. to five p. m, at his office, 353 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns’ Hotel. Best reference given in this city. t Sorprers, see to your own health. Do not trust to the army supplies. Cholera, fever, and bowel complaint will follow your slightest indis- cretion. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment should be in every Man’s knapsack. The British and French troops use no other medicines. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 216 Tue Impian Hers Doctor From Canada, will ibe diseases patients the nature of their compl: ness, without receiving any informa- Pieasant Fornisugp Roo None of the observations made have been reduced tion from them. . The winter proved milder than the two preced- No charge for Consultation or Advice. and was very stormy. March was the coldest OUR MOTTO. pm Lag the lowest point indicated by the thermo- meter *¢.ag 68 degrees below zero. While here Dr. Bayes —_ an immense glacier, previ- ously discovered by Dr. Kane. and it was found that the mountain of ice had moved 9 feet in eight months. It was ascended means of steps cut In the ice with their axes toa height of 5000 feet sbove the level of the sea, fifty mule portion of i land is all ice, except th on reen! jee, ext the iment headlands. The largest glacier found yy Dr. Kane was at the head of Smith’s Strait, and was 60 miles long and 300 feet high. This was named Humboldt glacier. The g) are found in the of We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life: With Blood our hands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cure all ills; ‘The simple Herbs beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our pain complete. A simple Herb, a simple Flower, Cull’d from the dewy Lea— ‘These, these shall —— with touching power Of change and health to the. Washi: Butldings, Pa. avenus, adout five phrene wal geom Brown's Hotei. by manwles at de Room—No. 10. jav7-706 Invia Russe Goons. India oe ae Be gececing children’s beds, that no family ‘be without; 75 ubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. Rubber Ponehes and Blankets combined, $2.50 india Rubber white or black, $2.50 each. “code incind! Rub- ubber for bottles, for beds in sickness, ee at HA. Hall's Hii MAKRIED. the Rev, . P paveNponRT of Hudson MGKE! tae MARY 1. MYERS, step daughter Now York, ran, and Philadelphia papers Fa8 uit ahag | meee how don spree bya saaie *) : 5 tai a the Rev. J. G. Butler, Ten eal atte Hates | ARMM ABA Pa CoB ene Sanne one the takai, TS cag = iaglien — riding, fect-ball,&c. They kept all the holidays—Christmas, Sth of January, 2Wd of Feb- DIED, ed begien homes cncecaerree | gO RN cree Pas neags, OROMSE, Guly celebrated. The bill of fare of the Christ | Bk otter, of pats fie Ri caeat , wenlsou, plom pudding, sic.” They ¢ om, The rooms, tainly ooeap balk : manuser| called the «Port Hope’ Weekly News,” and site mol paratvais: JULtAea wide of, Wilton a theater, but as all were reqotred for actors, Pike, the 35tn ner was no audience, 69 that enterprise was aban: | | ed to 3 reload tormor doned. December, Dr. Hayes? row (Friday) late 1d Dr Souag, left on an expedition Wilt Latiedges “8 ween @ and Hs into the interior, where be lost bis life, and meer returned to the schooner fn a sad Snesties tf ty saleaeote his next lecture. i if i tf i f i AMUSEMENTS. WasHinero PERSONA! ——$—_____ El" ERSONAL.—A cert! of moral habits, and Bppearance not over 23 years of us of forming the acquaintance ofa with & view to matrimony. The lady over 24 years of age, a Anager-___. Mr. H. Bland. Last Night but TRO, of the beautiful As she appears in New York on Monday next. THIS RYENING. January 30th, DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. rand Hungarian Natioral KaAzO CSARDAS, dress, within two weeks, Washington city Post Office.” ESERTED FROM CARVER’S BAR 25th day of Janusry, EDWAR. SON, of company B, 104! 8 Volunteers. Said private is 29 years seven inches hi 3 black hair; and , To be followed by s Dance. ‘which the Comedietta of AN ETON BOT, id It ivertissement, entitled Ana Grand New Ba: “Guuaacee. or ie rl XL ES. T inde with ROOTS AT THE SWAN, {7 Fricay, Benefit of the beautiful CUBAS! Doors open at? ; commence at 8, "S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER, Kine Sa - E ee Near Willards’, ee by birth; a Possession & has been sae The at t's Barracks, Meredian Hill, W: Y G. coussts ¥ A ANTED—A Germsn GIRL to housework, at No. 38S L street, between i4t ANTED—For a Address Box 677 Post O' MMEDIATELY—A COLORED the table, and for house- mn need call, at ee vate famil ous ‘Assooiste Manager Sie ieee et in Se-2t" Equestrian Manager QV aAnreD I MAN to work. None buta sober ma: street, between 8th and 9th. ANTED TO RENT—A STORE or one. Must be in & good the retail trade, Address immediately, W. BER- NARD, city Post Office. 8 30. WAiruaTion ESDAY, Jan’y 23, DNESDAY, Jan’y 29, The Best Performer in JOE PENTLAN. JOE PENTLAND! LEE HELOISE location; suita! & settled American woman, & 4s cook and to assist in gen- eral houseworg. Can give good recommend: Address Box No. 10 Star young man, a SITUATION v¥ 88 cierk, salesman, or where he can make himself ceverally useful.’ Hes had experience, and oan bring the best of reference, Please address ‘*B ..” Star Office. at ANTED—Two MEN to work | ble. Apply corner 12th and © sts. FURNISHED HOUSE, coctsining 8 rooms, asand water. for rent, situated in the West End. Apply at No, 280 H st. ANTED TO BUY—Washington Pediar Li- conse, Address Box 19 Star Office jew Aote To-night! lew Acts To night! Great Zouavo Halt! Great Zouave Halt! F Reoeived with Rounds of A: ecrtved with Rounds of A ‘0 PERFORMANCES T iter Chairs 25 coats; Dress under 10 years of age to nge 25 conte; Col- at? so jock; performances will so several years’ Se irete 50 cents; Chil lery 25 cents; Colors FICE CURIOSITIES—Guide to logue of Curiosities and jens. at the staad in Patent Offi ity 7 Government Bool ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Mii nished to Pedlacs; Military ‘Trial Laws; Army Regulations; Panorams o} showing over 2,000 miles; many Books, Recoliect ches: . Up stairs, over Irn’ PATENT OF Patents, Cata! ANTED—A GIRL who can do general house- Ps Apply at 554 C street, near T'velfth. ANTED—A DWELLING HOUSE, central- ly located and convenient to Pencsylvania Svenue, for a private family. Immediate posses— sion desired. Address A, RY HALL Lovisiana AvENuR, Between 4g and 6th Streets. EONI PANTOMIME COMPANY! ‘TOMIME COMPANY! OOKS WANTED—Vol, $2 will be paid, “A sof Books, Autographs, Old Doeu- y History of America, South Carolina, Wilkinsons Memorie-, ht, srimeon Report. Coins and Meda's, Francois Ravel’s ani Thouvenal’s Moio-dra- R, over Bank of Waah- ROBERT MACAIKE! ROBERT MACAIRE! MR. ROBERT BUTLER as Jacques Stor, Extravagant Success of the Com: 5 U AISON! DU MAISON! SILAS BALDWIN, The Best Juggler in the World! WILLIS ARMSTRONG. ANTED TO RENT-—A first-class furnished BOARDING HOUSE, Address “Inquirer,” City Post Uffice. 2 TED—An experience’ colored COOK $6 north F street, betweon 12th Also, a BOY as assistant waiter. ANTED—A neat, tidy WOMAN, for general ousework; » clave or German ply to No. 452 Kighth et, near D. ANTED—100 WOOD CHOPPERS, jor, good cutting, Inquire of Wail & nard. Center Market. ROUZER, BARRICK & CO. ANTED-—A good, honest. and steady FARM- ER, to work 8 faria, on shares ‘yinud. Apply at ae To-night, MISS AMELIA WELLS, The Beautiful Songstress, in SENTIMENTAL AND Ya: this city, in Mar: The Ethiopisa Comediai ANTED—A number of MEN. Good p gocd clothing, and found. Apply immediate- ly at corner cf Penusylvania averue apd Second stroet, up stairs. NTED—By a young girl, a SITUATION as matress ; can cut, fit,and works Wheeler on eewing machine . iso. a young lady is desirous of & Situstion. Ske stands dressmaking and is capable of giving No oljectiontoa eitu- between M and ja 23 M'LLE Frank La Fou One Week Longer, WARD on his Conpe Votante! Best Slack-rope Performer in America! NON, and LittLz Etta, Notwithstanding the Isrge Company now at the Canterbury, there will be iL NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. £1 Afternoon Performance, tor Ladies and Children, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR i quantities of presents—one a superb $23 Silk Drese, ‘The dress can be scen in the window of Messrs. Porty, & Bro. All our dressesare bought from this Ouse. Doors open, afternoon, at 20’ clock. Admission: Ladies, 20 cents; chi!dren, 19 cents. Doors open, evenings, at 6% o'clock. A MAGNIFICENT SILK DRESS was presented, on Wednesday afternoon, to Mra. zmma Gooch, corner of 6th and G streets. Oo” FELLOWS’ HALL, GEO. CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS ‘Wil appear at the above-named splendid exhibi- tionroomon THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Jan, 2, nad very Fvening During the Week. W SCENERY has been added to the Staxe, and every arrange- ruper production of George Faroes, Buristtas, &o., &o. Admission 25 cents ; Orchester Seats 50 cents. ‘ Doors open at quarter to jetions on the piano. < Reference civen. Acdrees No. 157 Fourth street, sis ANTED—A GENTLE ability, fsmiliar with V attend to someout door busine SON. FRY & CO., 476 Seventh st. ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and ud do general housework. na good hand, U'MEARA’S Variety Store, 5 ave , hetween 2d and 3d ats. ANTED—A MAN to work on a farm or a dairy. Also, a young WOMAN to do general None need apply unlesa weil recom- stcorner Fifth and P street: ington City, to App y to JOHN- iron for 8 femsit ja 27-3t" Suventn Street, TED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and »arda HOUSE-MAID, at 439 or ARM WANTE rents, Fam of 30 or le and in good cultivation, inside of the District or very near it, on & leading -oad, for one year with first year’s rent will ba ment made for th Christy’s Celebra e of three; the articuiars, ZENAS C, BUSHE! Business Agent. U THE WwW ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PEnn. AVENUR, (NouTH Sipz,) No. 289, Between 9th and 10th sts. Every evening a remarkably fine Free Concert, embracing solections from the bes! and the most popular operas—rendered in better ny other American concert saloon. he guests—and the public are freely invited, without charge for entrance,—may rely upon hav lug every comfort they desire. In addition to the finest mnsic in Washi c&il, from the attentiv best Refreshments for aa LAIMS, CUAIMS. CLAIMS !—Wanted im- ‘aims to the amount of three mil- which the advortisers are willing to meke advances on, providing the claimants oan lenoe of the oc aime having been approved and allowed by the prover accounting officers. large claims Bre wanted. 3. y CU. through Post Office, stating the kind of claim ard where an interview can be had, ANTED—A HOUSE containing six or eight rooms, unfurnished, batween the C*pitol and Address “L. W.,” Star Office, it classic music, Address BADGE ton, they will obtain, on ANTED—Bya young man.one SEAT ina is inthe CHURCH oF TER EpipHany, for which ——— 2 good price will be paid. Address **J.,” BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ANTED-—Sutlers and Soldiers to know that NOTICE, WARE cheap of H.J- GREGORY, 341 Penn. TH GRAND BAL ae tes 3g given at Stott’s Hall. corner Of 2th street ane Fean. avenue, on TUESDAY, February, ‘Tickets one dollar. See future advertisement. RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL!— Company “C,” Nationa! Guard Battal- ‘ve & Grand Milita: EDNESDAY EVE h the Committee are making exten ents. Particulcrs in future adver- ja@ st* GFEAND SoOTREE! Pega Ror On FRIDAY EVEN ‘Tickets, admitting HE SEVE STEWART H YOUTH between dates mrst give to qualifications and character. The preference will be giver to one who has been engaged in the drug business six or twelve montha. Address “A BC,’ V sahington City 08. 8 D.— We sre now bi FURNITURE, ST" BED DING, for which we are paying the highes! cash prices, Fi 8 surplus of furniture, advantage to give us £7 & GRIFFITH, st. betw. land K reson to khow that [ am in rt 7 cash for all articles E Waren fre ove ith st., between Dealer in New and Secon BOARDING. nice ROOM with board, by applying 1mm venus, LOST AND FOUND. OST—Yesterday afternoon, s smail POCKET 4 BOOK, containivg twenty-five or thirty doilars, between Stott’s drug store ( street, or on Gin street A. - ou lars reward en nder en or at STOTT’S Drug 50 REWARD.—Stra: day night,a white ess they are willing to pay it at Mesars, ‘ed or stolen on Fues- 8 long tail The above for its return to the corne hington sts, English Hall, eer of Mh and WasOHAEL DOWNING. $20 Senate cet of 30th i ta dar! sbout 16hande high; white face; tw: nearly up to knee Sbove reward will said Horse to WIN. ATE BOARDING, PERMANENT Ne ful and i » Bt the nful WA Chestnut a! i tr EER orn glvaKs-c1. Between ih and Shr ROF, ALEXAND 9 years old, wi' len from trough at E. F. Z_L. WINDSOR. OST—On ths 29th instant, between emi0n and discharge, person losing. 8 OLUMBIA, © nese aa or D COMPOSER, a the STRICT OF Wastincton.—O! January, 1862, persons. elton aaa miata Petes am BPRNSID irene, S59 Nat Now Wark pene, esa Now oppoaite 5 Bevan treet to Bets aes FOR SALE AND RENT. {SECOND EDITION. oo herent bere revadtinsietoniiiereccme | ala OR RENT—W ith or wi 8 eee EEG LOG A AG SOS | TREE ocLooR, Fem. Twelfth street, enst ' — ape losation Ci ae the 2 $e Tus Wasutneton Ja. —We understand thet jecirabie, No children inthe house. jareYe” | the Secretary of State has written to the Marshal OR SALE.—The new three-story FRAME | °f this District, directing him to BUILDING. e'tua‘ed on the corner of iachand | after the practice of the Inst half century with re- bees stnadu in) Washungion, ott, “Bie Sounsts | ference t0 the use of that prion for the cused of Foomy acd converient, the store room auilavie for | slaveson the request or order of thelr owners, the any kind of merchandise. This property | &c. : of on che mont reasjnabieterms, | ‘These instructions forbid him to receive slaves prietresa wishing to retire from business, “Any | for safe keeping there except committed by some re WE Ne from | competent officer of the law for offences against ‘uable 1.OTS, on noith G street, | the law, or unless taken up and so committed nd 9a ate. rt lawfully as fagitiver. from laber, in which case be is hereafter to comply literally with the pro- vision of law requiring thelr discharge from custody at the end of thirty days unless pre- Ok ASNT. +A LL viously lawfully reclaimed by their owners. F°? ENT—In the West End,a Portion of s| In these instructions the Secretary of State has ‘5 . Prerircandeienice Repet sr sts |aumptytetewed th let of the inoseod ew Appiy at No. 92, Six Builaings, Pa. av ee thus provided for the prompt correction of the Seoeeat ee oe 5829-2" | abuses here in that connection, which have ex- FOr RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER, | isted only by custom for quite half « century. for a party of couteinea, Ape Nee seo ee | Marshal Lamon will doubtless gladly carry out street, near D. ja 28 3t* these orders of his superior. N ELEGANT FRONT ROO. 8 cond floor, with Board, oan het ao. 435 CurricaL Arrointuants —Among the ap- Thirteenth st., between G and H, 3d door from G, | pointments to the new clerksbips at the Post meee meee jn8 3" | Oftice Department we find the following (at sal- oF PALE AND RENT... A. moderate stock | aries ranging from $500 to $800 per annum): ri x ¥ ren ing the store, in 8 rominent t logatie ‘Oa Pa.| Thomas H Willey, Ala; C.G. Morrill, Me; va bile a betwoen izth and 13th sts, : Cy oe ae ri: Couis torehin, Uhesn Veta comfortable Frame PWELL- | John A. Prescott, N. Hj R. W. Stephens, Ohio; str barcain may be obtained by app'ying at | G.G. Capron, Norfolk, Ve; Dewitt C. Cary, N. ths House Furnishing Store of MoGREGOW & Y; W.A. Ernst, Minn; Geo. A. Woelbridge, CO., No. 630 Seventh st. Joe _ | roan: Jos. T. Joh ‘reappointed; John W VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE | Mich ; R.B.J.17 Ki GHEAP-For salen valuable building lot, 20 Grom, Mich ; R. 8. J. Pwymea, Ky. a4 208 aed frost. fe aa az deep, —S Fe we eet, situat on street north, between UR L IT. DG. ck ma Sort, early opposite St Fareys o MILITARY BU. Br. shureh. ‘or fa: er particulars enquire oj . N, CLOKEY, National Intelligence! Ofce. ARRIVED. u Bishop Ames end the Hon. Hamilton Fish EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE—STORE and | reached Washington this forenoon, and fiXTORks FOR SALE.—A Store in_the after their arrival were in consultation with the 1 oF Latics’ Drece'Thim. | Secretary of War upon the subject of the mission 8, Embroide: 4 Mullinery Good: ll be offered at = reat ancrihes aan ry riven | or the relief of the Union prisoners in the hands forthwith. Phis wa chance of Ere ‘rarest occur: | of the rebels. rence, tnd all applications be made at No. 15 La. GENERAL sTONE. RoQN Bi Tinceonth aacat nears © | we notice Brigadier Gen’l Chas. P. ja25-lw* isabsent from his post up the river, we take it, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET with liberal | upon the sammons of a congressional Investigat- Board, in 8 pleasant location near the Capitol, ing committee. Also, a handsomely furnished PARLOR nd i. CHAMBER. communicating. Those willing to Bey at the'aias offi’ good scoommodations. may | THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. RARE CHANC © proprietor of the FROM FORTRESS MONROE, City Hotel, ‘the only first-class Hotel now . 90.—The Point Dost, open in Alexandria, Va.,) 18 desirous to retire Barrimons, Jen. 20 o- from business, and will sel), for @ fair price, the | Which arrived this morning, brings nothing im- FURNITURE, FIXTURES and'GOUD with portant. 0 @ hous is lease wi Tmt} on the isi Seer iges, but the property oan mo doubt be | A Vessel, supposed by some to be the Merrimac, teneed for 8 much jonaet terme af a moteraie ae appeared at Craney Island yesterday. 1s Hotel is now doing, ana has for mao re jone, a isrze and proutable business, ‘The desire | _ The troops at Newport News slept on thelr arms of tbe undersigni 2 retire from, pestis: ee Tuesday night. s the only inducement to sell, ag & ot ho ; 4 to engage none more profitable. For terms ami | The Enstern State and six tug boats exiled for reaped pe apply toJAS - ENGLISH we is au- | Hatterason Wednesday. orized to negotiates, or to the undersigned. at FNL HEPLESOWER. | The Hartford arrived yesterday from Philadel- Gea ta Taine neo zea | ———_—_—~-sse___ arnis! ,ina Cc. lence i; ui town, with boa'd: ‘To & permanent tenant terme CONGRESSIONAL. will be moderate, Ap) 151 Westat , George- — town. de 17- XXVVIith CONGRESS—Second Session. ——-——_ OFT ‘CO RENT, second floor, 316 E street, ear Willsrde’ Hotel, 22 by 10 fest. 1 rein the store. “ d oe als Ph nag tay transaction of some routine ness—the presentation of petitions— Fi Porriarteomety buruhed Rooms cupped | Ag chandler, offered e resolation instract ‘our handsomel: ur oms, with te ari water and conversant io the. arent peaneane ot Seqeeatl Se hes ee Bn Ds & e . for rent ; Geet avenue, 2orih wide, between | Captains salling to foreign ports to take the oath of Tuvurspar, January 30. ma23 silagiance; i ta inetttie 7 u "Deaf {Dumb aud tind wes bi EDUCATIONAL. taken up and pamed. RS. BURR WILL RESUME HER groan’ tbe Oneuaition on Frinton oote ae Scioo! for English and French Monday, Jan thousand copies of the Congressional pervs, Now York avenue, peak ter 3 dell Pyop of the ot = the late Senator Baker; ich was opposed CBESARAY INSTITUTE, Messrs. Hale and Fessenden sates gene ota 1527 anp 1529 SpRUcESt., PHILADELPHIA. . a impropriety of the custom; and it was lost. This lastitute, cond: fortwo years past in Shortly afterwards, Mr. Wilson the city of Philadelphia, by, MADAM |ARAY y afte _ » Of Mass. and her niece Mavame D’HexviLty, upon the | offered & resolution directing the same principles as the onein New York, - | Military Affairs to inquire into the condition and lished there in 1814, will reopen, after the Christmas management of the army hospital at Alexandria, pean rahe Monday. Jansary 6th, with | Va., and to rt such for ite ample and comp! rovision for ras d — Younes ies, Sader the direction of Madame | {provement as may be necessary for the correc- D’Hervilly. Circulars, and ail requisite informa- | tion of abuses in it, &c. tion, can be obtained on spplication to the Princi- | This resolution was debated by Messrs. Wilson, pal. jn7-im_ | Grimes, Hale end Carlile. GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS ~ 8. RANKIN & CO S. N.E. cor. (48) Water and Congress sts. ETO D. C. Grors! The Proprietors, having purchased s large quan- cs Say mga So rl connected say | ing a Soldier’ cemetery in be District of Colum- ja 25-1w* 8. $. RANKIN & CO. yg a peg om cea > UCKSKIN GLOVES: * to inquire into the ex; a GE oN Ramsburg & Ebert, In the Territory of UGh, withie Viewer panaee GEORGETOWN, D, C. ca Worritorien 06 Inquire inte aie enputioney ot Titories to inquire into oe song of The only manufacturers of Genuine BUCKSKIN | constructing a pha road from Denver, in ‘OV MILITARY GAUNTLETs, NUTTENSin the Distnet, © LETS, sud | orado Terr to Salt Lake City, were sdopted The bill authorizing and requi the Secre- Officers’ Gauntiets made to order, jesars. EYE AND EAR. 7 yea ier : No, 227 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE, LATE LOCAL NEWS. OPPosiTE —_+-—— WILLARD’S HOTEL. Ball gma ane Asware — Teens, Jobn entering the dwelling of Mr. J.B. Oculist and Aurist. on Twelfth street, aid assaulting and beating DR. F. A. VON MOSOHZISKER, Mr. Willismson From Clinton Place, New York, has arrived inthe | house while Mrs. Williamson was alone, (ber city and opened his offices at a Meet gy ee citizen, being ry usiness r) and 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, profesali misteke the character of the house, to whers he can be consulted on Maladies of the teed the vilest and most Insulting language. Mrs. a Settrtdy teeta San emer requiring medical and surgical treatment. aaa pcan eA oD —, _ the Dr. Von Moscrztsxzn is the inventor and intro- | Later in the event while Mr. Williamson = ‘was at so: with family, this re- ducer into the medical practice of the turned wii a confederate, and | thet the EPHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, house was a bad house, commenced to make for the treatment of obstinate osses of (hemecives mest offensive bby weed end action to those present, and on being ordered to leave the DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD, eas or Mr. ibaa k ge at pa an outrageous manner, infilcting a wound upon his He 1s also author of the letters published in th head which since then bas sssumed a dangerous New York and Philadelphia papers character. a “ treating on the prevention of Justice Clark held them to bail fora further NON, $c. Respectable cians s this street have boon Dr. Von M. has for the past fourteen years devoted | & to many sim! annoyances, his epecial attention to the torbe ped tha i aes pats TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR, pes tt: And possesses the testimonials of some of the best eulianor Bane nme th a a Promeeeos Md known public men in the Union, who hve been | of the ist a Pennsylvania Resres, anh conducted to the Central Guard house with consid- most succesfully treated by him for the erable ceremony. Seated high upon © 4 RESTORATION OF SIGHT § HEARING. | Savi ceren bys unrd, Be attracted phe ema mss tion; but be did notappearto be Amongst his letters may be found the following | the iciat attending bie iovemesis” Ranpended names: Hons, G. Pugh and John McLean; Rev. SS SS ee ike the 6. G, Mullen, Major C. L. Kilburn, U. 3. Army ; | head-board of s grave, upon ‘was written, . Bishop Bleno ; @ Gordon, Esq,,| in ible characters: ‘‘ Old Mortality digs sol- Right Rev. Bishop B 3 Georg: a pon yg te < Clarendon Hotel. New York ; Robert Barge, Esq., fil thas » by ng He LS President of the Goodhue F. I. Company, New the man’s meine is Owen BE and that be York ; Robert Glover, Esq., Director of the Ns-| i.25 sometimes been employed to graves for tional Bank Note Compasy, Nay York; G. B.| deceased soldiers, and so got the name of * Old Lamar, Exq., President Bank of the Republic, | Mortality.” Lately he was detected in sell New York; and many others, amongst which are | liquor to the men, for which he was arrested medical men of wel! known reputation, These | sent to the Central Guardhouse, with the ceremo- letters may be examined at his office, nies above indicated. Patioots wishing their family phymiciantose-| p, wage ro THE CHESAPEAKE AND Omi Cana. company them to witness operations or for the | The President of the Canal Company received « purpose of consultation are at liberty to bring them a to-day from one of the superintendents, ng Medics! men will be at ali times weloomed to that the estimated cost of ring the witness Dr. Von M’s operations, and examine Usmnege't the’ conal below Shepberdatown and Artificial Eyes inserted without causing any pain also to the patient. the damage to the dam below will be Office hours from 9 8. m. to2p. m. snd from 3 to AK Spm ________ijasim | oat on tril, for an. smell and batiory wit LOVELL, COLLES & O0., intent to kill, on Hileary Lanneaiieiss Roane ; WHOLESALE GROCERS, sence of & witness. a 86 Front Street, New York, aren ee er ee and 316 E Street, Washington, D, C., was then taken up. (near Willarde’ Hotel.) Cuxéarzaxe axp Onto Canat Liga peake and ‘Obie Canal was held at the Having started a branch of our New York extab- | Toms, on Four-and-s-balf sivect, 0 nom lishment in this city, we invite Sutlers, Grocers, | including a 3 r Restawranteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and c w. . comprised of goods of the best quality. We take STalL A Getachinent of the orders for sny thing in oustine, and exeouts them | Mu.irany, FUxmaslL A ‘ promptly. js2-tf tie aflornece,