Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING S Py *UBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXOEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania seenus aad Bleventh st. Bd W. D. WALLAOH. ————— Papers served in packages by carriers at $18 year, or 37 cents per month. Yo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and fot less than ‘hree months at the rate of 12 cents aweck. Sis cle copies, ows cunt; in wrappers, rwo cunrs. >" Avvsnrwxxanrs should be sent to the office before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may ‘tot appear until the next day. Eben + PARIS FASHIONS. [From Le Pollet] The articles mostly employed for in-door dress are droguets, reps, and wollen terry vel- vets; silk, satin, moire, terry, and plain vel- vets are patronized for visiting, orfor full dress. Soutache is still the faverite ornament, and is applied to all materials, and for any style of dress. Cloaks, also, are handsomely braided. In fact, this trimming is employed wherever it can be advan ly introdueed. Astracan is still in great favor, but Swansdown has been introd for fall dress, and has a very ele- gant effect. The skirts of dresses are worn very full, and long behind. ht sleeves are very rarely seen. The most fashionable shape for the present month is open, rather short, and emall. The trimming is not ally ag at the edge, but a little belew the elbow. he bodies are made open down the front, but have usually aemall piece of the same material Pratt and Wise. Everybody knows Pratt, the ‘‘Great Ameri- can Traveler,’’ as he calls himself. He is a harmless genius, who appears in our midst to- day, and is off to-morrow, but where he will turn up pba aperp drson C his acquaint- ances as to himself. Something seems to be the matter with his brain, for he acts like one who none. When Wise, who is about ona par with Pratt in some things, was the Governor of ey the “Great American Traveler” on him at Richmond, and after some delay obtained an audience. Tewas about the time that the agitation respecting secession commenced in Virginia, so Wise di not feel very good-natured towards northern men. “Who are you’’’ asked Wise, as the trav- eler stood before him, and surprised enough Wise must have been at his ap; \. “I’m Daniel Pratt, the Great American as the skirt detached from the oo: but | Traveler, and independent candidate for the which can be put under the opening for out-of- | Presidency. You must have heard of me.” door wear. They are fastened by buttons, un-| ‘(State your views,” said Wise, and his large black eyes rolled as though anxious to burst Pratt commenced his harangue, and con- tinued it for an hour. He mixed up‘every- less they have some trimming down the front which necessitates a fist surface. . Some bodies are attached quite on one side, or the fastening begins on the shoulder and ends at the waist on the o ite sid: Many co: are so | thing that be could think of, but still Wise trimmed s to give appearance of «jacket, listened without interrupting him. the ornament ending at the waist under the} At length Pratt paused for breath. “Have you finished ?’’ asked Wise. “ No, sir;”’ and once more Pratt commenced, and in half an hour he had finished. He was out of breath and exhausted. Wise had not spoken a word, but sat regarding him in dumb astonishment. ‘Have you coneluded?’’ asked the Gover- nor. “ Yes, I think I have.”’ “Thea get out of this house, you d—d abo- lition humoug. Move, and don’t let me see you in Richmond twenty-four hours from the present time.’’ Pratt left the presence of the Governor, and soon shook the dust of Virginia from his feet. He has never seen Henry since, and, to tell the truth, he don’t waat to, for he swears that Wise is insane; but, for all that, he is proud of the interview, and often boasts of it. arm. Pockets are still worn ornamented, but, instead of being sewn on the outside as for- merly, the opening only is seen. Silk flounces are worn pinked or bound; the former style is more elegant. They are sometimes put on in large plaits, in which case they are hemmed We have seen some silk dresses made with one deep flounce and two small ones placed above; and with an upper skirt to fall and meet the top flounce. Both flounces and skirts are pin- ked. The body of this dress was made open, with open sleeves, and rather short, and both trimmed with a frill pinked at each edge. For ball dress, not is so elegant or dis- tingue in effect as tarlatane skirts, with floun- ces pioked, and headed by bouillonnes, over colored ribbon, or chickoree ruchesofsilk. A colored tarlatane skirt, to match the ribbons or ruchings, is worn under the white one. Qol- ored tarlatans and crapes are worn, but are scarcely so simple or recherche. Lace floun- oes are generally lined with crape or tarlatane, either white or colored, to impart a little s ness tothem. Satin dresses, with lace floun- ces, will be worn for full dress by married la- dies. For elderly ladies we have noticed some velvet di: » opening down the front, over Ke In Prof. Agassia’s interesting paper on “Methods of Study in Natural History,” we find this anecdote of an animal known te almost all country boys: Tes “ Horss-Har.” Detroit has had the kin: —A gentleman from ness to send me one of is gene i cauistgulig eeoloesaeeton trie: those long thread-like worms (Gordius) found med with lace. We remarked one dress in often in brooks, and called Horse-Hairs by the particular made in this style. It was of violet berger one —_ pe soa hten it, f velvet; the edges of the opening embroidered the bottle filled vith fre A. bod eae in grapes and leaves—the latter worked in tained it, and Sroked wie Lik’ that con- 1d, and the grapes formed of pearls. The un- > je like a little er-skirt was of white satin, with a wide bouil- lome of white crape, cross-barred with narrow gold braid. The body, a la Raphael, opened — white satin, and was ornamented like the skirt. Opera cloaks are still worn in the form of the burnous. Some are made as paletots, but the burnous has the advantage of being removed. They are made of satin, silk, and terry velvet, cachemire, or plush, and are handsomely brai- ded, embroidered, or edged with lace. When made in plush, they are merely edged with a large silk cord, with tassels at each corner. The cachemire opera cloaks are spotted with old or silver. For out-door wear the basquine emiadjustee has many advocates.- The newest model of the season in this shape is made in velvet, not very long, splendidly embroidered in plamettes, and buttoned a la Polonaise. The Pardessus, trimmed with fur, is made in velvet, with large sleeves, and the fur border- ing is very deep. For je toilette, the veleatiy mantle, richly embroidered and trim- med with handsome flounces of lace, is the most elegant thatcan be worn. Some small wae of black sewing silk than anything else. Wishing to unwind it, that I might examine its entire length. I placed it in a large china basin filled with water, and proescted very gently to disentangle its coils, when I per- ceived that the animal had twisted itself around @ bundle of its ose holding them fast in a close embrace. In the process of unwinding the eggs dropped away and floated to a little distance. Having finally stretched it out to its full hog pcm balf a yard, I sat watching to see if this singular being that looked like a long black thread in the water would give any signs of life. Almost immediately it moved towards the bundle of eggs, and having reached it, began to sew itself through and through the little white mass, passing one end of its body through it, and then returning to make another mare ay it ee the were at lastcom- pletely entangled again ip an intricate net of coils. It seemed to me almost impos- sible that this care of offspring could be the result of any instinct of affection in a creature of so low an organization, and I again separs- . ted it from the , and placed them at a agin ere eine hay Cape earn ee x oeiec distance, when the same action was re- Sleeves and collar are lined with quilted silk. Bonnets are worn composed of two colors; for instance, black velvet, trimmed with colored flowers or feathers. For full dress the curtain peated. On trying the experiment a third time, the’ bundle of had become loosened, and a few of them ped off singly into the water. The efforts whi! the animal then made to re- and are geuerally made of tulle or} 6, the miesi ing i ing ones, winding itself round blonde 2 Bonnets are sti mace mie aoe and round them, but failing bring them uni r se bein 7 bare a the into the fold with the rest, because they were Pigg o a too small, and evaded ail efforts to seoure top. Colored pipings wane them, when once parted from the first little in good = becrmps rh tga ‘der | Compact mass, convinced me that there was a —_ ‘J re cue er je poe simple definite purpose in its attempts, and that even & being so low in the soale of animal existence has some dim consciousness of a relation to its unwound also the mass of offspring. I 5 which, when coiled up, as I first saw it, nH a roll of white substance about the size of a coffee-bean, and found that it consisted of pape Sater measuri' lags ray: rere ne in le » the ng held together some gelatinous sabetanes that cemented shone and prevented thein from fallin; apart. Cut- ting this string scroas, and A a small seotion under the microscope, I counted on one surface of such a cut from seventy to seventy- five eggs; and estimating the entire number of oeae according to the number contained on * surface, found that there was not less than eight millions of eggs in the whole string. inspection, and elegant character, and especially deserv- ing of our attention. The passe and crown, which was tight, were made ef black silk, spotted with beads in clusters of five. The calotte was of black velvet, with a smal! black lace at each edge. and the inside was of white Dnsmis trimmed ha toe xeabs, and a small bune moss roses; the silk, edged with beads. ne There is scarcely au food, says Hall’s Journal of Health, more widely useful snd more universally loved than the apple. Why covery farmer in the nation has not gear where the trees will at all, is oneof the mysteries. Let every fous lay in from two to ten more barrels, and 1t will be to them the most esonomical in- vestment in the whole range of culinaries. A raw, mellow — is digested in an hour and i" An officer In Western Virginia was caught the other day in an unpleasant dilemma. ‘Two mg WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1862. Ls é Star. —— ‘While qxeclicnt Fusally ced Mews Journal eontaining © greeter variety of interesting reac ing tata oan be found in exy ether—is publishes on Fridsy morning VEtue—Ces) imveriadiy, (a advances. Single Copy, per 222 UM .ccocescege Sl Five Copies .....-.ccocsesssesseseee 75 WER COPies....0..seeercccersecseres 0 OC Twenty-£ve Copies. .cesccsceeeee oe It invariably contains the “Washington News’ fest has made The Deily Kooning Star circulate #0 generally throug hout the country. ([7" Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREE CENTS. N°. 2,798. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ANOTHER STORM—CALIPORNIA ASSUMES THE PaY- San Francisco, Jan. 31—After one week of extraordinary coid, though pleasant weather, an- From California. MENT OF THE DIRECT TAX. JANUARY, 1862. es HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION. WASHINGTON, D. C., AUOTION SALES. BUCKY, Auctioneers, REMOVAL. By BARNARD & Georgetown, D.C. TRUSTEES SALF.—By virtue of = deed of 1861 Y trast Wm. W. MeNeer, dated April 24, and of record, we will offer a i . auction on the Hth day of Febr ced in this vicini eee, ail that lot of ground. tu Geo-kotows “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” other rain storm has commen: in vicinity, al of grow in r eastern: it part of lot ber one = See cece ees oe Roemes art and tweaty-cight, (20.)in Beall'saddition A. BININGER & CO. Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, counties has subsided, but the communication sameeew p, fronting U4 feat on Duntartos street, mavE A Povitive and Sperific with the mining districts Ie atill suspended. ith the improvements, consisting of & two sac ee : c resol Fy fram iseascs agrecd Hiaceomane thee IGalifornia portion of the ai. ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money zm Mov=?=—D or of the rect tax to be paid in cash ; and the residue at three equal BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP- A resolution has also been passed, instructing TOR te ee een™ Aad mine monthe, “with To SICAL SWELLINGS. the delegation in Congress to urge the establish- sone ALTER 8. COX hs Dsenine thavetiina ti ment of a line of mail between San Fran- HUGH CAPERTUS 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | ad ‘the assoasanre inte on reeee cisco and Japan and China. ‘Trustees Georgetown Buiid’s Associa'n. oy which the Waxant on tonsumons % i All the navigable streams of Oregon are now 6 2awts BARNARD & BUCKKY, Anota. OPpPosiTR Sod 8] UNNATURAL ENLARGEM@NTS are reduced , closed by the ice. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auotioncers. Qs well 5 PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, eornetown, D.C. WILLARDS’ HOTEL. ‘ar in Missouri. TRUSTEES, SALE—By virtue of « deed of — Sr. Lovis, Feb. 1.—The intelligence from the trust from Jess Chick, dated May 20, 1855, and southwest is before the occurrence re. in which the commanders servi ped. OPERATIONS IN THE SOUTHWEST—THE GUNBOAT Fi RT. Sr. Louis, Feb. 1 —The intelligence from the Southwest is meagre, and several days may elapse Several days may elapse of anything Com. Foote being in want of men service, Gen. Halleck has issued a general order in this depart- ment are ordered to take immediate measures to aacertain what men in their respective commands desire to be transferred to the gunboat service. Care will be taken in this selection, preference being given to the men best fitted for such service. The men who may be sclected are ordered to re- port to Lieut. Q. M. Brichett, U.S. A., at St. ouls, by whom they will be enrolled and ship- before the occurrence of anything important Cem. Foote being in want of men for his gun- boats, Gen. Halleck bas issued an order to transfer a sufficient number from the army to that service. Cargo, Feb. 1.—Another expedition, perhaps larger than the recent reconnoltering expedition, is evidently in the course of preparation from this point, but its real strength and destination is of From Caire. course kept secret. The troops at Fort Holt have been removed in consequence of the high water there. New Bronswicn, N. J., Feb. 1.—The trial of Michael Hennessey, for the murder of Robert e, last September, was con- bout 3 o'clock in the after. noon the jury brought ina verdict of guilty of murder ia , Gillis, at Woodbri cluded yesterday. Lovisvitix, Feb. 1.—A party of rebels under J.C. Morgan, of Lexington, captured five tele- graphers near Camp Beillaville, with their instru- ments and wagons. They also burned a churah at the Cenviction ef a Murderer. the firat degree. The Latest frem Kentucky. station. All is quiet below. record. we wil! «ffer a: auction, on the llth da: Febru: 34 o'clock p m.,on the premi in Georgetown, bounded as fol inning at the end of twenty-rix teat east. on the south line of West street, the southeast interseotion of West and North streets, and runuine thenos easterly, by aad with We invite the attention of our friends and trons to the Card below: HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHD r Venkneesce Habits of Dissipstion, For W oares, on or Abuse, Arising “trom Es Fariv Irdisoret: No. 219 PennsyLvania AVENUR, the south line of West atrect, tw-inty leet, thonoe (opposite Willard’s Hotel.) Attended with the Following Symptoms : pit emp t og raliel with ead North The Subscribers, having opened a Branch Es- Indisposition te Kxerton, of Power, wii oad, Wesse neteee, Toman te tablisbment in this City a few months since, and | (ary Nemo Difficulty of Breathing, eee et the Begins feeling encouraged by the lberal patronage al- | Horror of Dis panty Skelulneet ae chin ok She carelnes mae ready received from \is friends and the lovers of de of the Muscular : * Pine ‘ee, six, and nine mo; js With w ning oft interest. to be secured. " The terms o sa!a must be complied with within one week after sals, or the property may be reco'd, after one » eeka' notice, at the risk and cost oi the first purchaser. WALTER S COX, HUGH CAPERTOY, Trustee’s Georgetown Building Ass: cistion, inG-2awt: BARNARD & BUCKEY,Aucts, By BARNARD *& BUCKEY, Auotionsers. Georgetown, DC. RUSTEES’ SALE.—By © of a deed of trustfrom B, Hutchins, dated September 22, 1856, and of record. wo will offer st avation on the llth dar of February, 1862,0n the premises, at 4 o'clock p. m., that part of lot number ninety one, (91,)in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, beginning for its bounds on the south eide of Pros- eot street, in Georgetown, at a point distant 65 feet, mexsured cast, from the wost corner of aaid sot, and ragning thenee south and p: el with the weat line of said jot 53 feet, more or less. to the line of Mre Masher’s lot thence east on the line of said lot 25 feet, and thence north 53 feet, more or less, to Prospect street; thence with Prospect street 25 feetto the beginning, with the improvements, consisting of a two-story frame house, Terms of aale: One tinrd of tho pur to be paid in cash: and the residue i: e instalments. at three,six and nine months, with taterest, to be seourea, The terme of sale must be complied with within one week 7 sale, or the property may be resofd pe 8 pure and genuine WINES, LIQUORS, and other articles in their line, have determined pon acontinuance and extension of their busi ness. Their assortment embraces— FINE COGNAC BRANDIES (of various age, brands, and districts.) BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c, Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and Stomachics, which are remedies for bowel complaints, fever and ague, headache, and the like. . MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES, CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE AND GERMAN WINES. HAVANA SEGARS, Of all Varieties and Prices. FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING Kruptions on the Prynces of the Skin, 1 P. These symot me medicine ifvartsb! IMPOTENCY, PATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS. a one of which the Pationt may Kepire Who can ray that they are not freeuently { owed by th “DERBFUL DI ” “INSANITY AND © THE RECOR DS or TAE INSANE ASYLUM® And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption. BEAR AMPLE WITNESs TO THE TRUTH oF THE ASSERTION, THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AF WITH ORGANIC AOE EKN S pag equires the aid of medicine to strengthen and nvigorate the System TRACT BUCBU tnvaria’ ly does TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL, hte. hich HELMBOLD’S EX FEMALES— FEN ALES— FEMALES, OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE, at the expense and risk of the purchaser, after one week's netice, WALTER &. COX, In Many Affections Peculiar to Females HUGH CAPERTON, ‘TORACOS the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other rem- Trastees Georgetown Build’¢ Assooin’n. ALSO edy, a8 in Chiorosis or Retention, Irreguianty is62awts BAKNAKRD & BUCKEY, Aucts, id Painfuiness, or Suppressicn of Custot Arrival of Cetten from Liverpool. Su Eyac- uations. Uicerated or Schirrous state of the Ute. PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED sun or Wheten Weestinn, nal tar ot *— By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, New York, Feb. 2.—Arrived, steamship John Gacrxetown, D. MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, complaints incident to the sex, w Bing Bell, frcm Liverpool, with 1,648 bales of ston: TRUSTEES" SALE.—Bby virtue of a deed of 2 eae : from indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or = the ‘The Mary Alice was to sail for Baltimore in eight trust from Henry Dade, date: April 25, 1857, VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &c., &c. DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFB! days. and of record, we wi!! offer at auc’ n the Lith GENTFLEMENS E ENTS, 0) We offer citizents and stran; BADY MADE GA FINE QUALITY. SEEK SYMPTOMS ABOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT day of February. at 33% o’clock p. m., he prem- iss, part of iot No. eighty, in. Holmcad’s addition to Georgetown, bounded as follows, viz: Begin- ning at the northwest corner of said lot. and run ning thence south, along North etreet, forty feet, ‘The Stock was particularly selected to suit the wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateucs, &c. They are invited to visit the establishment, ers a Sseort mont of OVER COATS, DRESS COATS. HUSI- jones cast aud at right angles with North street, | which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. ty-six fest, thence north forty feet, and thence on COATS. PANRALOONS in mae ant wort forty eis feet, to the beg! Bing ih im. | Witson. Take no more Balsam, nese | or Unpleasant finish to the best oustom work, rovements, contisting of two ra ame tenpert aiamerin ‘Medicine for Unpleasant Suapeae WALL 53 PRENS FTO Terms of saie: One-third of the purchases money ee eee Diseases. 323 Parave., bet sth andiotnets, | to be geid in cash, and the reridue in three qual | @tticles direct, and to thelr many business fecill- 1 peEMBOLD'S EXTRACY BUCHU js 22-ttit (Intel. & Rep.) instalments, at three, six, and nine menths, with ORSE BLANKETS . AND BUFFALO ROBES, All styles and prices, at p r ve, hace room, RURRE bs ber P ATENT Com; contrivance, for ja 2- Having started a branch of our New York estab- lishment in this city, we invite Sutiers, Grocers, Restavrantowrs, and Hotel Keepers, to oall and tr 324 Pa. ave., ty ie cheap, d; 1» by d 324 Pa. street. 8 R COATS, PONCHOS, LEG! ets, Cap Covers and 8, at ane, PUDNEY’s, ek room, 355 D street, Sl VY REGULATION BLANKETS, . PUDNEY, BP back A or 355 D street, A NEW THING 7 Bressable, Cot, ean be folded up into s space 24 inches long by 6 wide, an ingenious J. B. EY. 324 Pa. akg dite or 3 oom, D street. LOVELL, COLLES & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 86 Front Street, New York, and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C, (near Willard’s Hotel.) examine our stook which is well assorted and comprised of goods of the best quality. We take orders for anything in our line, and execute them promptly. AMP STOVES! A large stook on hand, whi: AMP STOVES!! AMP 8’ <i Il be is 3-tf TOVESH! sold low, - 5.6 R jails aS Pe scoude. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO, AN HB > A 352 PannsyLvaNia AVENUE, a half, while boiled cabbage requires five hours. 5 , The owt healthy deme that oan be placed | toe wife of S Capisio Wot the aera cee | secuw Rare ere et upon 8 table isabaked apple. If taken freely | 2nd met gp the captain’s tent The Wheeling pos cyte tet hers rafts at breakfast with coarse bread and butter, | [ntellig epives the upshot of the affair thus: | on London, frelancs , Wales, an without meat or flesh of any kind, it has an ‘mn Pgrecng wrogeapsre 5 ina pape nde of the Cont nent of ‘Europe, 5 wes in for 2 retreat. sentria iarignns, arty egies | Yung esta suse Sti atte (LORE OlL-COAL ofl GOAL OI tad cooling of febrile conditions more efeotu- | wie’ was of weet acy ante ieee | COAL AND BTRERIAL O1L ally than the most approved medicines. If} ambulance which bad brought Mis W as boee sAV PR UGHL EWS families could be induced to substitute the ap- } erly and herself and the captain togrief. But] Coal and Ethertal Ori Manufactory, =. ripe i ao Pied the pice, Pl New Jertey axed at. dren are too often indiscreetly stuffed, there ould be diminution “in the sum total’ of ae Heart way 1B es S aect fan adden See Ere aon ana OAR AL GOnAiGAIOK MERC ars 7s use. An it of Mi of every desorip- in ona PORE M. WORL & CO. Gax. Suirn’s Expxpirion.—if Gen. Smith’s 6 ter street, rgetown. expedition bas returned to Paducah it ts a matter ja Zi-im* the Rope Ferry. that has been kept so quiet as not to be i known, b We were told by telegregh arr days ago it was on its way back. This ex- pedition started from Paducah on the 16th inst., oe py CER Pathe oy thesecond = The 9h, 41st Liinois and in the eame way. It recta, Boglls batery, end Bre cavary companfes sents Sean ds “Oe some injury to indices, ‘iinrd’s Chicago batten: por tonal one ohh RUEL, WISE, Build pantes of cavalry. sf i NO. 346 Beet, gus tniiecath b We bave reliable advice of te progremof the zis saningvon. D. O. expedition as far as No. 7, on the Tennes- FURNITURE! see river, 16 miles below Henry. The roads were found to be in @ frightful condition, and the command was two days in marching less than 10 miles. The country was a Farcaets and ‘other inkabitanty bed’4200 and other inhabitants had fied. Three u F Z COTTAGE SETS! COTTAGE SETS! £ te a¢ Fi i HF lew WAPHINT IN JANUARY 16, 1000, i i E rf & id The late i Bits be 5E ties, they are enabled to offer their stock Goods at very low prices. CURES SECRET DISEASES interest, to be secured, . . The terms of eale muet be complied with within one week after saic, or the property may be reso!d, prea at litte Expense he " re ein Dist; © incon 1e ae e pak 4 cost of the first purchaser, af.er one Your obedient servants, And no mzposure. WALTER 8 COX A. BININGER & CO., iteaures s frequent desire s HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee’s Georgetown Buildin; Ansocia'ion. ia6-2awts BARNARD & BUCK“Y. Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE—By virtue of a deed of trust from Charles Walliams, cated Aprii 23, 1256, and of record, we will offer at svotion, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Fe ry, at 4 o'clock p. m.,on th premises, that lot o! ground in Washington, known and described as the nort!- Urizate, thereby Rem vi Preventing an t Curing = mporters of Foreign Wines, Liquors, §c. ja tite ot nilawer “xP Allayin d frequent in the clase Of diseaves, au Possonous, Diseased, and worm out Mai THOUS)_XDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE seen TARE ViCliMS OF ACES, and who have paid Acavy fees to be oured iv © as New Yor«x anp WasHINneTON. r PASAPFINE CANDLES: time, have found they were deceived, anc t “poison” has, by thi 7 the use of “powerful astre is 'n part of lot No. twenty- 28, e No, , z gue hundred, (ioe) fuiag’dorty-sulh test sz | MEUCCI’'S PATENT PARAPFLNE | Secu dned unin lie sfoiom, fo break outa Abe ‘Pwenticth street, snd fifty feet on M street, with the improvements, consisting ofatwo story frans PERHAPS APTER MARRIAC B, 101 5 CANDLES! Terme of sale: @ne third of the purohase money be p cash, the residue in three equal in Manufsotured by the stalments, Bt three, #1x, an id nin 8 aftei date, with interest, to be eeoured wine Eke terme ot =e suse be sompiied vie within one ‘or sale, or the property may resold, ‘St the risk and cost of the first purcuasct, afterone weeks’ notice, WALTER 8. COX. HUGH CAPERTON, ‘Trustee’s Georgetown Buiid’g Association. ja?-awts Naw Yorx Pararving Canvie Co, Geo HELMBUWD'S EX7EACS BUCES Bll affections suc diseases o UKLNARY ORGANS, whether existing in MAL UR FEMALE, from whatever suse p-,,inating and no matter of 434 LONG STANDING. For sale in quantities to suit purchs ers, by the Manufacturers’ Agents, By WALL & BARNARD, Auction: srs, JOHNSON & NAGLE, RUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue ot 3 ceed of 289 Penn. avenue, Washington D.C, Diseaseso! these O-gane requirethe aid of a Di — | from N b flied eer gated Fosraary 22, ¥RETIC. FRIDAY, the 14h day of Febroar HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU jati 10 Roya!,near King st., Alexandria, Va. ————$————— eee Dayton’s Bakery. P- m., OD the premises, thst lot of gr ington known and described as lot in square No. 4% beginning for its bounds on Kighth street, 8 feet from the northwest corner of said 6 THE GREAT DIURETIC, dit iscertain to have the desired effect in mended. ba squsre, FRoM 208 ren for whith tt ts recom: endrunmng thenee south with the line of Fighth > , EVID: TER MOST RESPONSIBLE ABD street 16 feet: theroo east 63 feet 8 Inches to & 3 feet NEW YORK. BBOE OF BE ailey, thence north with the line of said alley 16 feet; thence weat 63 feet 8 inches to the beginning, with the improvements. | 5 f : Oue third of the purchase money in cash;and the residus in three equal V sixand nine months, with interest, to be seoured. The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, otherwise the property may be resold st the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one week’s notice WALTER 8. COX, HUGH CAPERTON, | Trustees Georgetown Build’g Aseocia’n, js 7-2awts WaLl & BARNaRD, Aucts. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ SALE — virtue of & deed of a sac from Cynthia B. on ot others, dated Maro and of record, we wi er st auc- tion,on SATURDAY, tho Isth day of Fetruary at4o’clook p. m.. on the premines, that iot of ground in Wasningtou known as ot No. eghteen, (18,)in —e No. seventy-three, (73,) with the improve- Terms of sale: One third of tho purchase money to be paid in cash; snd the residue in three equal instalments, at three, six aud nins months after date, with interest, to be secured. Beinicns Lovie — aruet be complied wits wahiy wee! T eal8, or property may bo reso! at the risk and cost of the fet pu LIAELB CHARACTER willtacoompany the medicines, £3 OF ov = me Yes sto 0 ane chanting nm with NameiENCE AND FAME, BRANCH, No. 458 Eleventh st., between G and H, WASHINGTON, D.C, DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, BOSTON CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS, SODA CRACKERS, GRAHAM CRACKERS, LEMON BISCUIT. Celebrated MINCE PIES, Hote!- keepers, Heads of Families, and Sutlers &re invited to try our excellent MINCE PIES. TESTIMONIAL. Camp Scort, Sept, 9. 1861, Mr. Darron—Sir: All of us, both officers and privates, have ate freely of your Pies. I oan con- scientiously state that no man iz on the sick list from partaking‘of them. To tell the truth, we are heart-sick because we can’t get enough of them, ‘They are the only real luxury we have had rince wolsthome. W. F. Dsmmine, M.D., Surgeon, “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “NOTICE.” WE MAKE “NO SECRET” OF “INGREDIEFTS.” HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU is composed of Buchu, Culebs and Juniper Berries, selected with great care by a competent druggist. PESPARED iN VACUO, BY H. T. HELMBOLD, Practica! and Ansiytion! Chomirt, and Sole Mar ufscturer of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS AFFIDAVIT. purchaser. i Pi nally Appeared cefore me. Bu Alderman of LTER 8. COX. 17” Discount to the Trade. eolty of Fh iadeiphin, 1. T. HutwolD, no Trustees Goorsetows: A eve! Wallets ma te a wyewarts © taeare er oteer aS ist-tawts = WALL & BARNARD, Anots, | J81l-1m 456 Eleventh ct, Washington, D.C. a, but are purely vegetable T. HELMBOLD, Sworn acd subseribed before pe, teeta oaay © gas we Keoe, Phi s RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & COS SCOHRAMPAGIN EI. LEFMAN, KIEFER & THOMASS, SOLE AGENTS T° MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS, BATCHELOR’S GENUINE HAIR DYE, The Best in the World. The Only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dys Known. 1854. -P. Alderman, Ninth st.. 80 PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE SATB Benssists alco, of Baxasrowe Patent UNITED STATES AND CANADA. pica ie opens eet <4 pay vente SRG | ag | eg rem ag vu, SUGAR-COATED FE- wes pone Low faces: | “WLS UELNSOLD, Gout, Fn eee ee Bb | Se esas, Seeeresa aS An | oes Sens Hecate Cant Ph “7 cannot commend them too highly.” GF SILKS sod LADIES BEESE GOODS te ell “thee are the best bomale F Pills extant.” good, and BEWARE OF COUNTERFEISS ati ould not be ‘without 4 be sold et red a ae ayo & CO, them upon any consider- | _j8 11-soét__Suoosssore to Tay!or & Hutchison. cd egg sega oed oe ae “They o 4 effectively,” [MPORTANT TO LADIES. eee arenes ca the sopuiatie.-tankees 3 aig ei" Sent 1, ot by eg. UP, +] | ‘The subseribers have o the store No, 16 Heimboid’s Genwine Preparation , Bae ren aan see ep | uae Sibacecaiia| | Reta Bee's, vente; in Ale br HENEY COOK @ | piss Lace and Pan ‘Applique, Meckion “ “ “« 0., gists, no 36-eoly Peet Laces, coitee, Sleeves, “ “ Improved Rose Wash. ERE, Satie Rtn & ousse eo neva Shey Stage ae . Wuar, 3. C. Fors, 8. js ees eae — 1839, <r aoe Seaman vow ork, Mazon, D, 3. CLanx, KIpWELa & havExnexJ. tllge Jone to inform th they, have 6x- nal wo new,at snort notes. de iim" | R. Mazon, Washington and Geergetews, E4ND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, the T° sures v8 ae tito th that rey. ihre pe 10 meer Vespensl is AND RESTAURANTS. ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S. ms-| Very HRPCrOr Ss AMPAGNE TAKE HO OTHER. a Wine, Bé send for sxense, | for mle cheap by TEES. Gutgent the! acvertisemen: i, Fear Efi CONF = No, $57 Peunayivania aveave, | AND AVOLDIMPOSIVION 2: XPOsuRn on et NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Soermnoe On SE | Desersis Symptoms sm oli Commgmentions. te Ww ° Many stylien and Cd