Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR s PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Gorucr of Fenneylvania avenues and Eleventh st, a W. D. WALLAGH: ee Papers served In packages by carriers st G15 year, ot 37 cents per month. Zo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, tm sdvance; G2 for ux Months; $1 for three months; and for less than ‘ree months at the rete of 12 cents aweek. Sin gle copies, oz cunt; in wrappers, rwo CENTS. (D> Avvarrwexznts should be sent to the fice before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may Rot sppear until the next day. LOVE AT SIGHT AND WITHOUT SIGHT. Corporal Merrill, in his letters to the Roches- ter Express. relates the following romantic story I have before stated that some of the private soldiers, from the upper rooms,were employed in the officers’ quarters—a service which they gladly accepted as — superior rations. Among these was Corpo i——n of New York, a young man of wealthy parentage, of attractive manners, intellectual endow- ments—and withal “handsome as Apollo.’’ At the request of some 6f his officers he was occasionally permitted to visit the lower floor, and on one occasion was jitted to leave the prison on parole, for the pu of pur- chasing supplies. While thus passing through one of the main thoroughfares, M——n was accosted by 2 little girl. who presented him with a bouquet, at the same time pointing toa young lady on the opposite sido of the street as the donor. The corporal acknowledged the gift by a polite bow, and proceeded upon his mission. eo lady, apparently fascinated, followed him at a distance to his m, and as he entored it she reciprocated his bow, and leisurely walked away. For some inexplicable cause the Corporal was not : zain permitted to go out, and a negro—I should have mentioned that yuite a number of servants were in prison—was dispatched in his stead. The negro had not proceeded far when he was met by the young lady referred to, and the sequel to the interview was developed in a package with which he returned to the officers’ uarters. and delivered to Corporal M——n t was found to concain a new suit of cloth and upon one garment was pinned a smai card. neatly inscribed with the name of his benefactress— *Ooly this, and nothing more.” Corporal M——n instantly addressed himse!f to the task of epistolary composition, in which he gracefully acknowledged his receipt of the gift, and expressed his heartfelt thanks. This was delivered by the negro on the day follow- ing, and be returned with a package containi &@ number of pocket-handkerchiefs, socks ap shirts! As ina the first instance, the only communi- cation which accompanied the gift was the do- nor’s card. The Corporsl again acknowledged his ob!igations bya polite note, which was duly delivered through the same medium. Thenceforth the Cerporal was in daily receipt of the choicest dainties. and a regular episto- lary correspondence was carried on until the day of bis release, which occurred on the 3d of January. A matrimonial ¢ ment had been made during the interval, with the un- derstanding that the parties would meet in Baltimore on the Ist of March next. I have omitted tostate that the Corporal hed been sent back to his old quarters, but having ascer/ained that bis fair inamorata daily prom- ensded within view of the officers’ quarters, he obtained employment asa cook, and was there- ter pref at his post to reciprocate the loving smiles of his betrothed. She had sent bim her daguerreotype, which he frequently exhibited to me. It was a lovely image, and one that would have required no ** collateral” inducement to carry captive the most frigid and lethargic fanoy. learned that she was of a wealthy family, and of as blood as was to be found among the F . V's, and her letters, I was assured, evinced that she was no less intelligent and refined. When the ae tidi: of our release came, the name of (——n was found in the list. The intelligence was a iaickly conveyed to bis yearning admirer. ‘© saw nothing of her, however, as we marghed through the streets of Richmond, though the Corporal’s longing vision was strained at every animate object. jut when a halt was caterel, a =~ o riage, driven & negro, suddenly mede its appearanee, halted at a short distance from our ranks. A lady descended—there was a brief, bat earnest colloquy among the Confederate officers of our guard, the next moment the enraptured twain (Corporal M—n and his affianced) were face to face. A few words, the first they had ever exch: in person, were exchanged in subdued, yet melting tones; their faces were for a moment lighted, as with a flame—the ment was sacredly renewed—there was a fervent, thrill- ing pressure of their hands, and they sepa- rated. A circumstance is connected with the daguer- reotype above referred to which deserves a passing notice. Before it left the prison the picture was taken from the cese and a small slip of r closely written, and addressed to Gen. ecielian, was deposite therein and the daguerreotype then replaced. It was safely delivered to the Commander-in-Chief, a meet- ing of the Cabinet was called, and the day fol- lowing there wasaleak stopped—a mysterious leak. from high official cire! ind which had imestimably benefitted the Rebels for many months. Flerida. REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF CEDAR KEYS. From the Savannah papers we learn that in the Federal deacent upon Cedar Keys, Florida, the enemy succeeded in bern berms prisoners, belonging to the 4th Florida Kegiment. Two companies of Florida troops stationed in the vicinity immediately went down to attaek the cnewy and prevent their further advance. The latest advices from Cedar Keys informs us that on Gog neces last, about 10 o’olock in the forenoon, a vessel of the federal fleet camo in sight, and anehored off the harbor. About that time the schooner Stag, which was ready for sea, commenced weighing anchor. As soon as the Yankees discove; jis, they fired three shots at ber, all of which fell short. The owner ef the Stag then ran her ashore and set her on fire, the crew sohieg Sue escape. The Yankees, perceiving their situation, sent out from the vessel three boats, who captured the flat and put the men in irons. The men in the flat, some fifteen in number, hi arms, no resistance was made. The Yankees then went tothe schooner Ann Smith, | ‘ing at the wharf, captured the captain cob oe tempted to tow the schooner out, but finding they could not succeed they burnt her. The 8 THE WEEKLY STAR. Evening Star. = WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1862. N®. 2,794. [Sis mep poe ney an tote ofthe paper Price-THREE CENTS. DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES. —— Crminat Covrt.—On Saturday, the trial of Henry Burke, colored, which was commenced Friday afternoon, waa resumed and concluded. He was indicted for an assault and battery with intent to kill Alfred Thomas, also colored. Thomas, the accuser, amined on Friday. He fellow, with a slender figure, and a face which, although dark in color, is marked with features assimilated more to the Caucasian than the Ethi- pe. He took the witness stand witha confident air, indicating that he was perfectly satisfied with himself, and proceeded story in good language, but in a lively manner. ness, as if the part he had enac' which he was relatii reason to be proud of. He stated that in November last he visited the house of Susannah W was in the court-room, is a genuine African in coler and style, cuticle and ivory, and is neither so fair nor so chaste as the scriptural character of he same name.) The witness stated that at Susannah’s house he met Henry Burke (the ac- cused) and that ex) between them. explain, appears [Susannah, who irke, it will be ni om the evidence to have been intimate terms with Susannah; in fact they seem <2 have — man ay when except the marriage ceremon: en witness took his leave, ‘Bienen oe him to call again. urday evening next ensuing, in,’ and found the society charmer so fascinating that he could not tear himself away. Midnight arrived, and Susannah suggested to witness thetthe hour was rather -d invited him to stay oth, accepted the in- b Susannab—drst of that colored late—for colored vitation, and went to bed nailing the outer door fast iu its frame, at her rer to a question of Mr Norris, counsel jefense, witness said ne did not recollect whether Sussnnah said it was to keep Henry The witness resuming, said he went to bed and covered his head up. Counsel for defense su; probably because he was ness repelled the imputat'on, and said he always covered his head up when he went to bed. and one or two other mahogany- colored females showed their ivories at this point, when it was suggested by counsel that the wit- nesses had best not hear each others’ evidence. All except the witness on the stand, were accord- ingly removed from the court-room The witness, resuming, said he bed long when Susannth exclaimed, ‘‘ Henry Burke is coming down stairs.”” ered bis head at this juncture, and discovered with a stick as thick orris asked the witness if Burke struck him with the stick. Witness said not that he remembered, and being asked what Burke was doin; stick said be was strik! then attacked witness.who was still ia bed, with a razor,and bed cut bim several times with it when witness raised himself and drew from un- der the head of the bed (Susannah told him it He fired three times at Burke, who at the third shot exclaimed, ‘you son ofa b—h, you have shot me.” The conflict seeins to have ended at this point In the defeatand flight of the assailant. nearly two months to the house by the wounds bereceived. On Saturday, Dr. Butt testified that he dressed the wounds of Alfred Thomas, and found on his body eighteen or twenty cuts, some 8 serious character. ‘W itnesses were called to testifi considering bis equivocal relat! nah, rather,) the quietand orderly character of the The case was given to the jury, who returned a verdict of * not ested that this was amed; but the wit- Witness uncov- was there.) a pistol. Witness was confined of which were nd battery on Anna Heinfolien, and was sentenced to six weeks’ imprisonment in the Wt Johnson, indicted for an assault and bat- tery with intent to kill Henry Lancaster, was ac- John Doe, convicted (on Friday) of an assault battery, ‘on Saturday) sentenced to three months in fail. A New Brancu oF Business —Since boot- pers and other features of metropolitan life have been introduced into our city, and become institutions, the wits of Young America seem to have been sharpened, and by uth ge*s into his first about the time when he is first seen with a stump of a cigar in his mouth, he looks around for some oppor-unity o? turning an honest (and sometimes, we fear, dishonest) penny. The new calling we intended to speak of is an bumble one, and was suggested by the unprece- dented wet weather, and consequent mud, of the As long as the weather was muddy, the boot-blacks —some weeks since—when “wet” did not express strongly enough the muggy state of the atmos- here and the soaked condition of all terrestial ‘bings, and when “‘muddy” the condition of the nether integuments of the officers and soldiers who came across the Po- tomac coated from head to foot with accumula- tions of “sacred soil” several inches in thickness. At that time—and the condition has existed ever since—boot-blacking died out, except on Penn- sylvania avenue, where a few bo: a in, i the seurestt a employment by the im ity of finding the boot, in its shell of mud. : Then it was there appeared at the Georgetown peep e are the reemae , Bnumber of ‘with pall and sponge, w! they carry on the business of best washings and Take M its, a8 water does not cost as much as One youngster bes the mon hydrant at the corner of High and B: where he one day imade $1.50,—a prett blacks, crossing-swee, last month or two, only wet, and the was hardly signifi- ya still keep their were thrown'out af —_ So Hompurey Marspaui im Eastenx Ken- tucxy.—The Norfolk Day Book of Jan. 31 con- tains a letter to the editer of the Riehmond Whig, without any mention of the date or lace from whence it waswritten. It pretends rt of the battle, and commences ; we have whipt them.’’ After making a rambling kind of statement, the ‘Here the enemy opened a terrible fire a they must have been reinforced), but be atypbort og more than an hour, when ey Te reated, turn no more. heat this offieora distinatly atten pwns their scattered forces TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. AUCTION SALES. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1863. HELMBOLD’S SD pinto fe The War in Missouri. By BARNARD & BUOKEY, Auotionore, GENUINE PREPARATION. St. Lovis, Keb. 2.—A general order has been RUSTEES’ SAL-.—By virtue of a deed of REMOVAL issued, in which {t is stated that several companies | "T trust from Wim. W. MoNeer, dated April 24, . — of the 4th Missouri Volunteer Regiment, called | 1361, and ‘at record, we will ne ‘at auction on the 3d U.S. Reserve Corps, have shown them- | lith'day of February Deas. at 3 o'cloak p. m,ont Be ea “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" — seegy and disol _ to orders, sad Be8, s that lot of soon, x : jooravowa A. BININGER & . ve been and placed in confinement eastornmos' 4 Co. Com cae —_ en eee hundred and Gyr ie) ve Beall’ > pougd Fluid Extract Buebu, oned officers ese companies sent to t sing 0 same wi 126 ‘osttivs and Specific Kemedy See rg cee okgtns nt at | a eta aa Pn ‘erwin daves sures — ol 5 com cer ry frame house. ‘or of the folly, and ae compart are made roarters of any | tobe paid Panic One shied of the puroh reo equal = = BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and rte! 3 u sens opine ropeta san of saacretntene jumaimenta, at three, sx and nine months, with 10 "SICAL SWELLINGS. s eOF leserve @ restoration to the ranks. “2 ¥ Z The officers of these companies not having HOda CAPER TON, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | a:l'ensttes the sneomecn tn” Dawe of Digestion » — in that mutinous demonstration, but hav- Trustees Georgetown Build’s Associa’n, by which the WaTERY on CaLCuROt! ng failed to enforce order and military disc’ js62awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. orpositz sud a! UNNaTURAL ENLARGEM @NTS Gre g line, will be mustered out of the service and dis- By B. as ; ‘2 weil Ss PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. J charged; The major general commanding sal-| 3Y BARNARD & BUCKY, Auctioneers. WILLARDS’ HOTEL ‘ways com| ints, two = = Fedrem wolf iounded, gievances, bat te deter | (TRUSTEES, SALE By rita of 0 dex of coll — mined to enforce discipline and obedience to or- | of record. we wil ciler at auction on the Lith day an. : = no abt February, at 3% v’olock p m., on the premises, We invite the attention of our friends and companies, regiments or who £0} nd Georgetown, bow as fol- LM ’ henceforth di ey orders, or exhibit a mutinous lows wiz «Be ning at tits oi of twanry nix tent trons tothe Card below: _ HE BOLD'S EXTRACT BucHo st, ¢ ‘ J pe orga be dealt with in a most summary bine ps Sra eore hor] interseotion of Westand North No. 219 Penxsyivania Avenve, Arieine f m wT teeny ehita of Dissipabe, Sr. Lovis, Feb. 3.—Gen. Davis’s brigade was the south tinea See nmaee teen *Lattaase (opposite Willerd’s Hotel,» Attended ‘with the Following Spapienies at Vorsiliee, Morgan county, on Wednesday, ‘dt raliel with sae oxth streat, The Subscribers, having opened 2 Branch Es | tndicpos tion te Kxermor Loss of Power Lyre ‘Gear palmerts bigeds ns at Lae witl West street, twenty fect, and’ thence tablishment in this City a few months since, and | \j">ax') wee oe one capes’ alae, and reported to be under marching orders north eighty. ix feet, fo the beginning, with the feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage ai- for Kentuc! A ‘erms of sale : One-third of the purchase money wa Sileniis and teeters: A de of th General Sizel left Rolla yesterday for Lebanon. | to be paid in ossh, and the of the pura thres equal | Teady recelved from iw friends and the tovers of ade of the Mus The balance of his division wi!l follow. instalments, at th. se, and nine months, With | pure and genuine Tipton, Mo., Feb.3.—The division under Gen. eee be complied with within . 28, vVORS Davis is me retarded by bad roads and swollen | one week after sale, or the property may be reeold, WINES, LIQUORS, medicine invariably removes. son fo acme ce anaeons, a Pigg oe Rang rn thane pedir brat notiod, at the risk and costofthe | anq other articles in their line, have detgmined | IMPOTENCY.FALLITY bet, EFT 3 Pre : WALTER 8 COX, is one of which the Patrant ee savaneing Lg pore saree = on ets HUGH CAPERTON, pon a continuance and extension of their busi vibes sou ta soc bs mg may pt nt Devin, 7 Re ee R Baiiding Agsccreton, | ness. Their assortment embraces— win byt “pinayel vismass” naing Gen. Price, though so form!dably menaced : re Y “INSANITY AND CONSUM aN shows no signs of falling back, and from present] By BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auctioneers. FINE COGNAC BRANDIES eis awa of t-s enuneef thelr autho appearances seemed determined to give battle Georgetown, DC. (of various age, brands, and districts ) BUT NONK WILL CONF «Rs Sering : » DC. » . u Non ONT Should he meintsin bis position, within two | ".RUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue of a deed of ‘ . THE RECO DS oy THE | NSANE ASYLUM® weeks Springfield will be the theater of another ies rast from Be Butobine, sated Soppemoer 2 BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption a Tv rd. we will offer = 01 bloody contest. litn day of February, 1862,0n the premises, at 4 JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c, BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTE OF THE Frem Texas scclock p. m., that part of lot number ninety on, ‘esha age Fr ‘apemnaneen, Catno, Feb. 3.—The corres ndent of the Mem: iy Sot re op eS > pied oe a ae THE CONG OneAwK WEE AEE come phis Appeal, at Columbia, ‘Texas, under date of [eck street, in Georgetown. at & point re ge SF Stomachice, which sre remedies for aires sscaid ate eaten oder € canuary 20, tava’ Uh Federal bark and schooner | fot and raring thenos south aud passe! with the bowel complaints, fever and ague, “ crn the Bye » ere fir upon | w. ey COUNTENANCE. @ symptom. ifs owed to go Man: Ipvigorate the Sy: f leas. to theline 2 2 EXT > by our forts. Both vessels returned the fire. T of Mra M vie Ae more ex onthe ‘ine of headache, and the like. hich HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU fired ten guns and we twenty-two—mostly shells, | said lot 25 feet, and thence north 53 feet, more or MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES tmvaria’ ly does when they enemy retired, seemingly disabled, or , to Prospect street; thence with Prospect street . - TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL, satisfied they could not win.”? ety Peeing, with the improvements, | CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE a hi 7 — From Kentucky—Death of a Hebel Otticer. | tobe paid ineaahe aad the fesltns ia three equal AND GERMAN WINES. Lovievitts. Feb. 3 =-ept. Fog sof 2 Zolitcot- inreniments, af three. six aml nine months, with HAVANA SEGARS, fer’s staff, who was woun in the battle near 1 " ithi — Somerset, isdead. Maj. Claffe, a rebel surgeon ons eae cher ale en abe comaled with withis Of all Varieties and Prices FEMALES—FEMALES— FEMALES, after OLD UR YOUNG, SINGLE Ri on priseaee at Se be sent to Bowling St the expense, and risk of the purchaser, FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGES” Gen. Buell will arrange for the exemption o‘ WALTER &. COX, In Many Affections Pecultar to Females surgeons from arrest. meg memption of HUGH CAPERTON, TRBACCD the Extract Buchu is unoguelied by any other rem- sno inte EARNED BOCREY sta ALSO, Plisf ate or Siprrcenr of Conionge Beas Release of Rebel Prisoners, etc. Caan eneannnen nina . . ness, or Suppression of Oustor Tee Boston, Feb. 2.—The bark Trinity has been] By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, | ¢ CKLES» SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED epunenen, Wea eames ‘a Nn, Feb. 2.—The bar! re. 5 * chartered to convey three hundred and eighty-six Gecreetown, D.C. MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, | complaints ineident to wot Dintipatsense ths rank and file, and eleven officers, rebel prisoners RUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue of a deed of . « wens i from indiscretion, Habite issipation, or bal from Fort Warren to Fortress Monroe, and is ex. trust from Henry Dede, date! April 25, 1857, VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &c, &c DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! pected to sail to-morrow. Commodore Barron is | 824 Of reoord, we wiil offer at auotion, on te lu ‘i hacly écdectoa tt SYMPTOMS ABOVE. hot included tn the list. The prisoners who re- | tacm, part of ol Nes siehtse my RORNCR EM ie a | THe Stock wae particulerly aclerted co sult the! No paMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT Tl main are mostly political. to Genrnetown, Ho. ste, Gomeat ss Bae wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, pas hae ning at the northwest corner of said lot,anirun-} ae. They are invited to visit the establishment From California—The Flood Subsiding. ping thence south, Song North street, forty feet, a nr. 3 .: San Francisco, Jan. 31.—Three-fourths of Sac- forty wx fect theres orth forty: feet aed theaos wrbioh: Seder: in | Sivan at Mr. Soe ramento is now out of water, and the waters are | west forty-six feet, to the ginuing, with theim- | Witson Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpisazeni gradually receding. provements, ccnzisting of two two story frame The ship Flying Dragon. of Boston, from Sta- | hourer. : Owing to the fact that they :nport most of the | Medscine for Unplensant ane is ‘erms of saie: One-third of the purchase money ind ioe otal wrecks” Her camer eoctis atibor | tobe perdu cana, ud tho rasidubin tree cgunt | atcles direct, and to thelr many business fecll- 1] WeELMBULD'S EXTRACT BUCHO . cargo of coal is all lost. Inatalmente, at oanteg x, and ni1.2 months, with | tieg, they areenabled to offer their stock Goods at CURES ————— red, Naval Intelligence. The terms of saie must be complied with within | very low prices. : SECKET DISEASES New York, Feb. 3 —The steamer Stella arrived | 02° Week after saic, or the property may be resold, : inal) their Stages; At litte this morning from Havana. Se cost of the first purchaser, afier one Your obedient servants, Littie or no ohange s hy eg inoon enes Jan. 2%, lat. 33, long. 76, spoke steamer Balti- Traatects Georgetown Buildin Agtogiancn. mporters of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $c. Preventing nd Curing Siriecares of ¢ Urethra, more, steering southwest. ee RENARD & BUCKEY, Aue. ja 11-tf New Yorx axp Waszineton. | {raquent in the class of discanes, aud «xpeling 60 sod vinnie An Officer Weunded. au Paes BARNARD, Auctioneers. PArarrine ape brenen cpt orb — Totxpo, Feb. 3 —Lieut. Waterman, of the U. 8 SALE. —By virtue of s deed of an ‘ a 8. Army, shot himasif here on the 1s: {nstant, and Titrust om Chat ll ole ah sudtion, of SANDEE WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICIIMB OF 0! ebruary, al of record, QUAC: is supposed to be mortally wound: t on the premises, that lot o: ground and who have paid Acavy fees to bo onred mn achat 1886, and 5 oolgek prs the time, have found they were deceived, and that NTLE 8 ja ‘Washingion known and described as the north- “Porson” has, by ihe wee of *; Sul astromgents Greet aback Ne Geet nes | SinTheodee: Vin Facene (ay Saltese | MBUCCY'S PATENT PARAPFINE|| boned apin ue alain, bree Serene ni ers. q mntieth street, and fifty feet on M s! with it of OVER COATS, DR 4 - ‘RB RSs" f NERC PAAR eos) VE a the’ provements, consisting ofs two story trame Gann eens PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, q + 64) in e Terms of sale: Gne third of the purchase monoy finish to the best ousto: *. ji ‘<= a WALL STEPHENS & co Satmbate, itt. thres,. tay and ‘ne months afer Messhineel Woe , with interest, to be seoured. - 329 Pa, ave., bet oti and 10th The terms of wale must be complied with within Naw Yorx Panarrine Canpix Co. js s-ttit (intel & Rep.) ok after sale, rt se HELM BU ..D'S EXFRACT BUCRS atthe risk atte aus, te property aoe Seana — so al bE aou Fir ee ay fo ORSE BLANKETS ae mation AND BUFFALO ROBES, | ¥°* . Alay and prices, at "2" OO owarya WAUPER 8. 00%. For sale in quantities to suit puroha ers, by the : ee cneam, 394 Pa. ave “BBO Foo, aa Trustee! 's Georgetown Butld’g Association. Manufacturers’ Agents, a am tern t RUFBER, COATS. PONCHOS, LEGGINS, rpRosmens: s Be err - JOHNSON & NAGLE, ~ wee nc presenter SS 324 5 A a, trust tome N W. Walker, dated February 22, 259 Penn. avenue, Washington D.C, ee i offer at auction, on "clock 1 and record, or 355 D street, FRIDAY the lath day of 588 KIDAY, the lth day of February, at 4 Qelook | jazi 10 Royal,noar King st, Alexandns, Va, | HELMBSOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU HEAVY, REGULATION BLANKETS, — | fogtcn known and described aa ‘lot De in nga . sale ohes: Dey square Dayton’s Bakery 2 pe EBE OREAT DIURETIC. jo cheap, . 424. beri i er, ps iscertain to have the desired effect 324 Ps pd qouEY. Bioet from the torthwaet cornet of ai ae a 4 ynox . £08 268 for which ti is recommended, be runnli 80! 6 +) 2 Street 16 feet; thence east Of feet d inches to a fest NEW YORK. EVIDENCE OF THR MOST RESPOXSISLE AED RE TNEW cuiNe. alley; thence north with the line of said alley 16 BRANCH . recep norvergie Parenr Compresaable ghacan be folded up| feet thence went 68 feet inches tothe benianicss | Wo, 456 Kleventh st., between G and H, |} illteooompany the meds into a space 24 inches long by 6 wide, an ingenious | With the improvemen WASHINGTON, D.C, ta. Terms of sale: Ons third of the purchase mone: contrivance, for sale by J. B. PUDNEY to be paid in cash; and the Tendee tm ture canal —_ 324 Pa. ave., back room. {ictalments, Sf three, six and nine months, with | DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, with N 5 ‘ bc . by cKERS ames Hinte jaar or 355 DP atrest, | METS terms of sale must be complied with within us potctnacial potable ae iN Pann FAME. * LOVELL, COLLES & CO., one week after sale, otherwise the property may BOSTOD CRA’ KERS, be resold at the risk and ous of the first purchaser, “ WATER CRACKERS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, after one week’s notice os: SODA CRACKERS, WAT EE S. 20x, “ GRAHAM CRACKERS, H 6 i ur . 86 Front Btreet, New York, Trustees Goorsstown Builds Tae tare, LEMON BISCUIT. and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C., ja7-2awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. os Celebrated MINCE PIES. pa ss ch mae oie enue noite Riri (near Willard’s Hotel.) By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. CER FIPIOG TES OF F an Ris, ears’ atanding “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE“ NOTICR.” WE MAKE “‘NO SHORET”’ OF “INGREDIERTS. — RUSTEES’ SALE Hotel-keepere, Heads o° Families, and Sutlers HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU trast from Cynthia B. Mason and others, dated | &@ invited to try our excellent bINCE LIES. | ysoompored o Buchu, Cubebs and Juuiper Bernice Having started & branch of our New York estab. | {reh,|5, 1007 Gnd of record, we wil oer st auc- TESTIMONIAL. SoASSSnd wrEth GREET atES Sy MUNNpTEnT nene lishment in this city, we invite Sutlers, Grocers, | at 4.0’ciook p. m.. on the premires, that lot of grour Camp Scott, Sept. 9, 1861. REPARED IN VACUO, Restawranteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to oall and rene Rae se eee eye Aenteen. U8, in Ma. Darton—Sir: All of us, beth officers and BY H. fT. HELMBOLD, examine our stock which is well assorted ang} ments. » (7S, P privates, Seveste Besly of your Pies, a oan a Prectioai and nai: Chemist, Bad Bole Max Terms of saie: One third of the hase scientiously state ¢! no m&ux is on the sick list feoturer comprised of goods of the best quality. We take | to be paid in oasn: and the residue in three cqucl | from partaking’of them. ‘To toll the trut:, we a*= | HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS orders for anything in our line, and exeoute them jpstalments, at thres, six and nine mouths alter | heart-sick because we can’t ret enough of them, | promptly. ja @ tf ‘The terme of sale must be complied with within They are the only reai luxury irty re we have had e1sce } AMP STOVES! one week sais, or be reso! welefthome. W. FP. Damminc,M.D., Surgeon. | AF PIDAVIT. CAMP STOVES!! eh the rink pnd oont of oe) TER COX. isoownt to the Trade. } Her-ouaily appeared oefage spe, an Alderman © A large ook on hand, wij wih Bony rose Gove CAPERION,,. | NT it. pavton, Sector eempa.! 2.16 BT GRROORY), | inztawi WALL ® BARNARD, Avot,” | J8ll-Im 456 Eleventh st. Washington, D.. | {ain ne aaccotio, 29m = ——— RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & CO'S RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO. > * Sworn and subsorthed ne = . T° MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS. | OFF AMPAGIN EI. November, 19h sat 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BATCHELOR’S GENUINE HAIR DYE, Best LEFMAN, KIEFER & TROMASS, (near Brown’s Hotel,) The in the World. ° FTS on all parte of the United States, | 7 Only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dys Known, SOLE AGENTS it sums to ae coors and Solciers. Also, — for the err 7! 4ireubapae relan sles, andait 3e) iL i . at ’s Patent ~ ‘i ; Of the Continent af ormanes Wales, ad dil parts | Si. Brassey batons Obea rar Bea ae UNITED STATES AND CANADA. os Leena ana ee D Price $1 per bottis, Coae OIL—COAL OIL—COAL OIL! Grsze’s Hair ie, pyen where 139 Duans Strazer, te ang a ee — desired. Delivered address, Factory- 11 agg ence, N.Y, we New Vark._ | observation. NEW CLOAKS, one alsin New Jersey av. and E st. (XEORGE M. WORL& 00 them too ” 6: ORGE FS WoRL co., cannot commend highly.” Coa: AND ere RIAL OLL Coal and eae sR, , Dye a Ne FE- ! ‘Address letters for information WW LoLs* ve tree Spi ie Sg ire the best bowale aeons ot lg BEW. OF COUNTERrElid W. L i “[ have us 1 success.” a : PAYLOM, & CO, a LE RN Metaare| erence | nee emcee etnies | eae ee oT . WORL & CO., 19 07 Genwine ee seating .--* “ Bersaperiiie, ja %-Im* the Rope Ferry. BURNSIDE’S Patent lars, Ps a heproved. Rese Wash — z of the aness quality; ep a ay el the attention of Butlers . ® Bo esha als ee scene va Rew ex, Warr. & 6. Foun & 3. Eerwienss, fap od taken don ‘ap,same war. It js ag oo Wate pea coven — an for eale cheap by ‘Paton! the! advertisemen. md send for it. dod Sawt! 2 — ee : yo387 Penucsive BURGY, ‘neal st XPoswns