Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1862, Page 2

i ee — ‘HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1862. i than IP The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and pre iiterary reading, is now on our counter a delivéry to the ptrblic. Embraced in its en! taining c+-rents are the following articles: ae tifal , “Rock Me to 4 is Fashions, 4 biagelre Saye migreing a ee tf, affairs L usse! the Surrender of sot Sitdell, — the balgn Araiy; The rin Alexandria: Report of the Grand Jury; Scientific tion, and essa) C. W. Dennison and J. Distarnell upon Spit Streom and the Miso and Fall of the W otert Lake Superior; Lectures befote the Wash- myo by Ralph Waldo Mir Lincoln's Eatertaloment of Wednesday General night; Reply of Postmaster Blair to the Potter investigating Committee; Proceed tags of Congress, Supreme. Circuit and Criminal | BObody Burt. Courts; Meeting of the Hotel and Restaurant Keepers; Deaths of Soldiers; Proceedings of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools Affzirs in Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Western Virginia, at Cairo, New Orleans, sacola, Port Royal, Hatteras, Fortress and the Potomac; The Burnside Expedition; Late Southern 5 Im it European Intel- ligence; Interesting B: et of military promo- tions, removals, war. Telegraphic dispatches from all querters; Agricul- eek, nation tural and gardening miscellany; Housebold, farm, and workshop recipes; Local news, fun, poetry, select paragraphs, and gen- eral intelligence. d This is just beg go Pen- above ail others for per- sons sojournin: National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance Price only ‘bree cents per copy, or $1.00 per annum; postage Prepaid by stamps when so arranged. re Spirit of the Merning Press. The Intelligencer treats upon the expulsion of Genater Bright, and expresses the opinion that} use suppl! bis case was decided by the Senate with an ex- tremity of rigor not justified by the historical olrcumstances under which the letter that forms | rijttary hospital the ground of the indictment against him was | wish as an 2ct cf ju written. The Republican ceea an Indication of “the progress of liberal ideas’’ in the introduction - a bill in the Legislature of Delaware for the ition of slavery in that State. ———— (7 Col. Pegram has been unsuccessful in bis attempt to persuade the Rebels to consent that he may be exchanged for Col. Wilcox. The recog- nition of the privateersmen as prisoners of war, for on€ of whom Col. Wileox was beld as hostage, imay change this decision. The Richmond papers indicate fhat Messts. Fish and Ames will not be received {[>~ Gordon, the dlaver, who was to bave been *xecuted in New York to-day, has been granted & respite by the President until the 2ist instant The condemned has now given up all hope of reprieve, and seems deeply dejectea by his dis- *ppointment, in obtaining nothing more than a brief respit 1” We have just received from the publisher, C. Bobn, No. 568 Pennsylvania avenue, a copy of his useful annual publication, ““The Department aud Congressional Directory,”’ prepared by J. A Wineberger. Like its predecessors is made up with great care. Srcretany Sewarp.—Secretary Seward went to Philadelphia yesterday. to see his daughter, who is there at school, and an invalid. He will probably return to Washington to-morrow. FinanctaL.—The New York Post of last eve- ning says: There is a steady demand for gold at the board at 10344103) cash, and 1034, buyer sixty days. The sales this morning were large, reaching $200,000, chiefly on time. The m market is without a special change. There isa full demand at 6 per cent., and we hear of exceptional transactions at 687 per cent. The foreign exchange market opens firm for the Saturda: Cpr hot me ay = London are quoted 1liya acipally at Lid. The demand note atmeaity remains as it was y. The banks have come to no under- standing on the subject, and until Congress deter- mines the financia! icy of the Government no! perbaps will done, and matters must be over. Some of the banks which took the notes freely yesterday are now confining them- selves to sums. The Assistant Treasurer received from Wash- ington another million dollars of Government stock. The banks bave now received the entire amount of 7 30 Treasury notes due them, the last bxv.ag been delivered yesterday. They also have received 83,500,000 of stock. ‘Tuz Movement Ur rum Texxessex River. — The St. Louis Democrat the following information in relation to the movement of the Federal forces up the Tennessee river: Considerations of prudence bave prevented us from referring to a movement of some eaperinnce from , for which active, though silent, Preparatiors have been going on in this Depart- ment for a week past; but the movement is now so pear at hand esto be beyond the reach of jeopardy by # mention of it. Six or eight regi- meinis of infantry and three batteries of artillery heve been sent from this city to Cairo, to be sent thence to Paducab; and several of the most effi- clent gunboats at Cairo have been placed in con- dition for actual service—a fact which indicates that the moveme@pt is to be one against some river of the enemy, in which the gunboats and a land force will co-operate. The point of attack is surmised to be Fort Henry, situated about fifty-miles up the Tennes- eee river, near the Southern Kentucky line, but this is not cones, known. It will possivle te start a force of 15,000 men from Paducah, and it ls probably a demonstration will be made upon Columbus, by a force from Cairo, at the same time. . The reduction of Fort Henry wiil not be a difficult task, as the enemy’s works are open bat- tertes, defended by 2 garrison of about 4,000 men, who may be driven from the position by theshells from our gunboats. This movement is being mede upon important information gained by the late reconnolasances in force from Cairo and Paducah Fort Henry stands in the river bottom, just be- low a bend of the stream, and at the head of straight stretch of two miles. The land around it is bigher than the fort, and batteries placed on Thearmament Tivers by our gunboats for a distance of a hundred miles from their moutbs, we would be able to seize the Memphis branch of the Louisville and Nashville Rallroad, which, commencing at Bowl. Green, rags through Carlksville and Paris to Union City, connecting ui the latter place with the road run- nizg South from Columbus. This line of road is most important to the enemy, since it affor we take Fort Henry, we shall have to ight a bat- tle at or near Paris Gen. Bravrscagy’s Reroat ‘be report of the ** Battle of Managsas,*’ a; Ee calls the battle of Bull Run, has, after a di ay of nearly seven months, been published. It isa paper of great length, and gives a detailed account of the various phases of the battle, but says nothing of the reasons for delaying the publication. According to this report effective force of Besusezara on the morning of July 2ist,amounted to 21.853 men and twenty-nine guns, to which must be added the ‘‘army of the Shenandoah” ‘est =. ‘me groand aeringan says men were on gre uri the battle, thus maki: 2 total of 30,667 men at Heau- *s comumund, of whom all except perhaps were engaged. In General McDowell’s re- ay of the battle it appears that not more than 000 or 19,000 of our troops were really ed with the enemy, the bulk of our army rema! ning out of action. 1po8 reports 269 killed, and 1,483 wounded; total, the having len » and | Siar: The attention of the pub Monroe, | ebusetts, Chairman of the 7° operations at the seat of | moreover, sppesred in a recent We OUR MILITARY BUDGET. NOT 50. e day before yesterday we published a Pei vee New York, stating that the New York Herald’s Washington correspondence ofthat day alleged that the flag of truce recently sent hither by the rebels, embraced a declaration that Col. Corcoran, of the New York 8: other officers prisoners in their would be hung, if the convicted Missouri bridge burners were hung. We at the same time remarked that the fact was probably so. Later, we learn on positive information, that the message brought by the flag of trace, had no reference whatever to th. Missouri bridge burners. NAVY YARD. The nancecame up to the yard this morning, * the flotilla at daybreak this morning. She brings m? Dew? of interest. as affairs are un- locality. pat Se ten small vessels, with oysters, Some eightor - vast the Confederate batteries wood, &c.,cameup oe sring, but, as usual, last night. There was ». THE ALEXANDRIA HoSPUTALS. A Fairyax STREET Hospital, ie Washington Feb. 4, 1862—To the Editor of to of late been Senator from Massa- mmittee on Mirttary tal at Alexandria, in tice te those, at it. There Sas, bington pa- Ms Hospital, directed by the honorable Affairs, fo the General Hosp. such a way as to do gross |. least, in charge of this portion ir acommunication dated ‘ Geni lexandria,” over the signature of — in the Manston House Mospital, complai.. “<< ill-treatment and insuffictent food. : There we, the undersigned patients in the Fairfax Sti “|, hospital, by the unanimons request of the ot! tients in the building, do deciare that we have iways been, and are xt present supplied with yandant food, and with.everything needed by ws. Dr. Robertson, in charge of this department of the General Hospital, enjoys the confi bas earned the gratitude of us all, as has Minassian, the Medical Cadet the matron, has by her tact and untirin, through the kindness of many, recelved for our of those delicacies and comforts nd ail of the nurses have r efforts for our good. In tements of a well appointed here move than met, and we ce, and for the sake of quiet- Ing the apprehensions of our friends, to have it Gistinctly understood that charges prizes. ag ..nst the General Hospital do not apply to that rtion of it known as the Fairfax Street Hospital. In behalf of all the patients: (Signed)—Chas H. Greenman, 32d New York regiment, company C; John A. Geagg, 5th Michigan volunteers, com- panyG; Jas E Chagr-e, 1614 New York volunteers, company G; Philip Dinan, 32d New York volun- teerx, company K; Wm. H. H. Cook, 17th New York volunteers, company A; Saml. Wardell, 16th New York volunteer: , t which sick been unceasin; short, all K; Charles ceived just as we go to press : TAKEN. News from the Burnside Expedition. the storm, part of her bulwarks and wheelhouse will, ‘e. There was a rumor circulated it tobe mau iat the rebels ba, * ered, through 2 flag of truce, to give up Roanoa@ Island on condition that Elizabeth City should ¥°t be attacked. damage. The steamer Albany arrived ¢2: Fair Black ‘Tea. .-50 cette per pound Ste a aan 7 MR. ROBERT BUTLER Annapolis, with quartermaster’s and other stores Extra Coffee o for the Burnside expedition 20 cents per pound Ro appear as and returned, bringing a large number -of ladies and children, to go North ; and also Lt. ,°reston, of the 7ist New York, and J. H. H. Sands, of the 4th Michigan. A prisoner of war, relea ed on TELEGRAPHIO. Great Victory in Kentucky. FORT HENRY TAKEN!! ————— The following thrilling dispatch has been re- AUCTION SALES. Ear’ Por other Auction Salee, vee first SUTLERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. = (dior aeees WILLIAM '({UCKER’s W,.. onrar wnoussse anp xeran, |" SEMETON ABRBeey or yyw. GROCERY WAREHOUSE, ing * The the 395 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, rf Stan foani - gperet rendered’ 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. bs so at any other A erican saloon ; 5 ae Sees ieee musio in = GROCERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Hirving osen purchased of Bankrnpt Alerchants rom Cuteaco, illinois, Feb. 7.—FORT HENRY I8 ry oe vite Sth, our Keoton ea IT ISSTILL INSIDE OF HATTERAS INLET ——_. -——— PREPARATIONS NEARLY COMPLETED FOR IT3 ADVANCE —_—— CAPITULATION OF ROANOKE ISLAND OFFERED BY THE REBELS ON CON- DITION THAT ELIZABETH CITY SHOULD BE SPARED. ——+- and others. . rake -% TRE STEAMER LOUISIANA GOT OFF. 4, MeGUIRE & 00. Anets, —— — Batrmmore, Feb. 7, (from Fortress Monroe, Feb. 6.)—The United States steamer Suwanee, of Burnside’s expedition, arrived tis forenoon. She TUCKER’S TUCKER'S H A ———~ left Cape Hatteras yesterdey morning, having DA Brea Di ER FUTURE DAYS. come out of the inlet the day before. Groceri ;, Cigars, In bis great seticsgue Le Cubuster! _. sea The fleet was still inside the inlet, and nothing eM, Liquors, Wines, &eo ‘Scan ora © By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avottonsers had been done. Most, If not all, the vessels had gone over the bar, and about six thousand of the troops had been landed. The Suwanee was considerably damaged by FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS, fon Nore Mee aoe Sook pepe No. 2, in operty is very base better ‘and a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, By ae & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Wtkeenyeit, Aah haa ae AY, the i2th. setae oa & ¢ following articles. viz ne Blacksmith &| 7 BENGE EAE re rin eect Gj the lita 0 ks am Be Nery Night until fe notios. VELTIES IN PREPARATION! taving been stove in and her upper works in- jared. She brings a large mail and thirty-four sick men from the expedition. Five died on the rassage. . \fter landing her mails and passengers, she 7o to Philadelphia to repair. Theo 28 boat E. H. Herbert was lost, in addi- ton to the. ** before mentioned. ‘i: forwar,, Movement was understood to be T EAs, FINE. U NION CIGARS. C RACKERS, BOSTON. K ET(HUPS, IMPORTED. E XTRA COFFEES. R AISINS, MALAGA. - ee ‘Success of the LEONI PANTOMIME SOMBAN PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT! OVERFLOWING HOUSES, READ OUR PRICES: READ OUR PRICES: Extra Brown. Sugar. 9 cents per pound White Sugar’.... 12 cents per pound Fine Green ‘Tea. - +50 cents per pound jot Biacksmith’s Tools, ch other articles which we deem essary to enumerate, = ossh. uM GREEN & WILL ‘The Louisiana has bee.“ £ot off without serious umnes- SAILOR’S RETURN! 7 SAILOR’S RETURN?’ fon eraoon, from Good Coffee Hans VaRDERDBTKEN. +35 cents Extravagnot Suooses of the Como Interiade, eee FE TOUR DU MAISON +15 cents per pound E TOUR DU MAISON! ++ 6 cents per pound A National and Historical Tableau, 50 cents per 100 WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGE: It has been raining here all day A flag of truce went to Craney Isami to-day, od month for two persons ; those CHAMBERMAID wastsd, Sri mendations, to whom the highest = ms given. 1 to 00 — Se v york \ company | parole, was also brought, but no news wha tever Pa ° per i re LLAS Bak DWE, ; ~ ~ D; e b New York rs, com- | came back b;" it. cents per pound WILLIS ARMSTRONG, . ‘COMER ES pany 85 Christin Sohatte, ist Now Ye ek artil- | me = = +-20 cents a bag CLown, Pantomimist, anp Er#torian, PANY. ery, company 1; Chas. Lavten’ t, 66th New : . York voluntesrs, company D; erst RG. MeMo- OFFICIAL +-16 cents per pound Tepht, thas de Se, 20S Nem ork volenicers, company 1; Thos ABRAHAM LincoLm, President of the United States | Extra Batter... The Bees MEDIA bate Ryan, 27th New York voluntee: Simeon Chapman, itsth Penney! company I The ori He ald, wi true transcrip @ You will confer a great favor if you will pub- Neb this in your paper J. Laurence Turner, Hos Fairfax Street Hospital, —— +e, CONGRESSIONAL. privsloeecrsebiciedti XAXVITth CONGRESS—Second Session. ———— Senate.—Yesterday, after our report closed— The bill defining the pay of army officers was discussed at length; wat aher an executive ses- sion, the Senate edjourned. Hovss —After our report closed— The bill authorizingsthe issue of United States Zreeary notes and providing for the redemption or funding of the same, with the floating debt of the United States, was reported from the Com- mittee of the Whole and passed —yeas 93, nays 60. Adjourned company H; vania volunteers, inal copy is sent to the New York {certify that thisls a ital Steward, lexandria, Va T THE LECTURE at Smithsonian THIS (Friday) EVE- » HOLLaNnn, Enq., of Massachu- ts. Sutje2t— Working and Shirkine. Lecture to commence até o’ol: wt SMI SONIAN LECTURES.—On (eT nox bay EVENING, February 10, 1862, Tr. Hayxs will lecture on “The Esquimaux,” and will iiustrate the subject with 8 variety of speo! mens of clothing. implements, ustaral history, & Admittance free. ture will commence at 8 0’ clock. {97 st OO WASHINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIA D The Twelfth Lecture wil! be delivered by J. @. HOLLAND, Erg. At the é Smithsonian Institution, On FRIDAY kV ING, February 7, 1962, Subject—Workino anv EniREING. i= Oe Doors a 8t7; Lecture at 8 o’clock, _ Admittance 25 cents. A SAL it FOR THE BENEFIT OF 8T Matthew's Free Schoois will be hold in the basement of the Chure: thand H atreet«, during the present we: a Kefresamen Useful ard Fancy Articles, and other att:actions for visit. te6 St 8ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH.—The Rov, icCarrany, Pi ent of M < w Emmitteb 3 Church on SU February. The collection wil! be devoted to the eduvation ard clothing of popt chudren under the Suppices of the Young Catholicos’ Friend Society, HALL, February 5, 1862,—The As- saving Compieted the Aunual As- 262, will moet in their room, City Hall,as 2 B Ppea!, from the J0th to the S6th of this month, usive, to hear complaints and to make euch corrections as they may deem necessary. GEORGE COLLARD, feb 4-2awtd Sscreiary. A.FAIR, for the benefit of St. Vinoen' 1 _, Femaie Orphsu Asyium, will be opeued THURSDAY, Sth inst. atte’ As corner snd loth streets. & variety of useful and fancy ar 28 will pectered for tale, ir wt Sianch room where all kinds o| refreshments will be served. lus Cream and at feotionery, in their varieties, is 29 tt THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will be holden every day this week in the Luthi treeta, commoncing at Se eisoree noe 8 by a oe ed but‘one hour. = cohen” HITE CAMBRICS AND MUS!INS IN sil graces, atyles and numbers. Ouse price : PEKRY # BRO, fe 7-6t Penn. avenue and 9th street. H'IRTING AND SEIR TING COTTONS, all numbers of the best t-ands produced in ths Upien or Europe. PLRRY & BRO. ie ¢ POR PALE AT A SACRIFI FW cee Ab ehceirice o Harness. Banabie for SE ir Express. Ap; immediately at d PRG 'E POY B'wtabice, C utrset tenes 6th stre < Sth Dry G oS Our uaua! amp!e stock cods adapted fur eariy Spring wants. Ine price on!7, ae lain fares Pa U3 as OTHER, 2 8 th street, AT REDUCED FIGUR Croat SHAWLS, DRLoe GOODS. EM- BRUIDERIBS,&o Spsc'al bargains for officers tosend home, One price ouly, he in pisin fig- PERKY & HRO., Penn. avenue and 9th street. WUTLERS AND OTHERS 8HOUI ~ SCRISE TO THOMPSON’S BANK NOTE REPORTER— Weekly, @2.50 per year; semi mpathly, $150; monthly, 75 ven’ ith two copies of deso: ve list free fo all who pay in advance, Orders promptly executed b ecclosing the mone: in & note atdressed to WARREN GHUAT 332 Pa. aven fo7-6r* OQUSEKEEPERS’ WANTS, H snd Nepking 3 fl coe m por Pillow Cottons, Linens. rs yanierpanes, &o. T! rege imeiee iota ‘SSaRts Boat enn. avenue a: strect, 1TCHED IN CONTRAST Ci KS, adios beet Pace Kid Gloves. ae at Kid Gloves, all colors and #1z0s, very : « usual fu complete stock of ry Goods, in all de} y Asie ad catechins fo7-6t Pa. avenue ‘and Ninth eirset, pre ART OF WAR BY BARON DE JO! Translated by Capt. ire Craighill, GEN. CASEY’s i RY TACTIcs, T UMES. All Military Books o> Sele UDSON Fev L Re al na Rs jab. Ohta sa = 8! toate purchase 9 te 7 6i P fe 7-2w [llinois, Kansas, and the Territory of Nebraska, to One Week Lo: reside at Highland, I!linois, 1 do hereby recognize WAR rf 3 H bim as such, and declare hin’ free to exercise and TUCKER'S, Best Si rape Fafa in Amorice ? enjoy such furctions. powers, 8nd privileges as are allowed to the Vice Consuls of the most favored nations, in the United States. a ving gooa.s done up in the yeturued prowptiy when promised. for Bn na Ger my band. st fee oad pve ington, 4th day of Februs?,”. A. D. (1, 8.5 andofine Independence ofthe Linited States erica the eighty-sixth. ‘ Oh Amerie IN RBRAHAM LINCOLN, +esee-20 cents per pound +++-B1 per bottle A abnor ti of Americs : Fine Wines To Ali Whox" it May Concern. Senrimentar ann Y: : ‘A. J. PALBUTT, Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to f Whiskey ... soes06 $0.50 canta por bettie Dee Fae Copeciony cociotel by. that ABRAHAM FgLp) B has been appointed Vice § 411 oth u . Count crawitweriend, fur the States of Missouri, es kinds of LIQUORS in Proportion. M'LLR Franx La Four. and Lirtia Exta, ‘Call and see for yourself. e Ni thi 325 Pennsylvania Avenue. PS Seale. standing the large Company now st the there will be i= No ‘abv anor IN PRICES. vCEI A Afterpoo 5 every We pNuS ray and BATTED ey ot fe coute ti eipdog of att wry & Bro, All aur dresses are bought from this 1» Bt 20" a 7 aiernpon. as o a Admission: 8% o’olook. fea WILLIAM TUCKER’S CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GROCERIES In testimony whereof, I have ca used these letters to be made patent, and the 2e%! of the United States to be hereunto affixed ident: Br ew Senko, Acting Sevretary of Site — ATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY, 'ENN- Av . SouTH S) George Christy’s Minstrels IDE. i: NOTICE Petwess ~ “ orn emai AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, APPEAR NIGHTLY NOTICE at NOTICE For the F Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants ODD FELLOWS’ HA: —— Army, Retels, Families, and Individuals. and others. And continue every evening sinted peo moti TO SUTLERS. As we have &v'! ny, Seollity for doing up some Ten TO SUTLERS. Thousand Pieo.’* Daily, our patrons NEW SCENERY has been to every wont sasde Tor the proper profuebos GEORGE CHRISTY’s CELEBRATED FARCES, BURLETTAS, eC. & &e. {hdmistion 25 conte Orohe y atyle calli id delivered. Ch. "ees moderate 7-6" ING ESTABLISH- LICE. e- SPICED MOLASSES CAKES. SPICED MOLASSES CAKES. SPICED SUGAR CAKES. SPICED SUGAR CAKES. Stuart’s Refined Sugars from 9 to 12 cts per pound Extra Fine Green Tea......75 Good Green Tea..... Extra Fine Black Tea.. WHEATLEY’s Bye N TAK Finding it i ble to ¢ stric = ® the Washingtea branch of my busine: chaire, 50 cent I Open at quarter to 7: In consequence of the great demand for our Mo- josing On hi SP thy dst of Fobra: Good Black Tea .. 50 i x ‘Mitt lasses Ginger Cake and Sugar Cake, we have ap- gall and 1 eirawar, on or before tix \tdate, other; | Old Java Coffee, ee er W. H. HAMILTON & ©O., ‘18, wi i all af ood Coffe “ “ Tn "Georgetown, where Iam now > etmanentiy | Good Coffee... a rr ° 11 be pleased to reo. ve their der te which if Piedge myself i. &xecute wi ens 5 - iid PH, WHEATLEY = _ fe 7-5t_No, 49 Jefferso: Georgetown, D, O: mail Por Effectually ‘The eubscribs: came to Wi ington three weexs ago, and, to his astonishm Ox prev looated; where I Every thing else in proportion an Boo ri orerames &s principa! Agent for their sale, from whom they oan be bought at five dollars per barrel. il ome 3; itary ‘of patch. iP uot cheng’ rent srg eales, toe over Ber ERED. Wee. BALLS, PARTIES, &. REMEMBER, TUCKER’S, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TUCKER’S, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WasHineton. Books. +3 ja2-1m? MOLASBES POUND CAKE, IN QUANTITIES, IN QUANTITIES, In QUANTITIES. "BOSTON CRACKERS, Fresh every ry ret, found Smal og throug! out the city and its vicinity to an alarm i extent. Being cognizant of the fact that the chsease is not in the least al » he felt it his duty to his country and fellow men to remain here, in order to cure, destroy and expe! that loa:hsome disease {rom IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, RESTAUR- ANTS, HOTELS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. WILLIAM TUCKER’S CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, DAYTON’S CELEBRATED MINCE PIES. Hotel-keepers, Heads of Families, and Sutiers Gre invited to try our exosilent Minos Pies. Our MINCE PIES need only to be tried to be j price $1 and $12 per hundred. howe 2 DAYTON, Eleventh streci, between 6 and H. uestior $ The subscriber guarantees that all persons sef- fering from this disease, who may be attended him, aL ees bs marked or ar Cases of typhord fever, when treated at an early stages cured tn 43 hours. All persons who will call at his office, No. 369 13th street, between L M, oan examine his Testimonial highost character, god which, ove to be entirely sat tory. slactory.. | VON CORT. M.D, Formerly Practical Physio d Surgeon in Mil- itary Hospitals in Kurc and for the a feds Have now CARRIA purest whio ow fc 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 4 froma, well known practicioner in the ig ¥ Ly , work, wilds yellte call ‘want of, 3235 PENNS ANIA AVENUE, | befere purobasip here. 8 OR SALE ‘ail topeire neelly done. Ipeepot RD. HALL oe STH Se ae ehh gate Beltsville : ie home ze GROCERIES the Will be scid low, as o for it. ND! ja 3i-im Corner 1. .» PER DRIAT, Sur; Miser tar ces that the shoe een be ‘worn 11 & y aher the Without ences, Also COTTAGE SETS! COTTAGE SETS! WASHINGTON GyMNasiUM. 4 . ‘inth st., near Center Market, This establishm 8 DOW open from 6 &. m, to8 5 One of thi in attendance froni 1 toS 8 o'clock, Persons leating a sedenta- ddo we!l io join immediately. + $2.50 three months fa 6 TICE! NO’ To ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN persons are hereby notified that we will ls or scoounts contracted by J lor of the 87th Regiment New Yerk Vo Sny pereou assuming to act for him. fo 4-3t* 481 Ninth s' iene AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants and others. ry lil month, TUCKER'S TUCKER’S Waakheeten bb. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JAY COOKE & CO., Ne. Gain Fett 0. 160 <. cppeal Berea aerate Peer connection with our Philadel ned at No, Fi ADagGDY ARTARE 108 ghbhes ate ne perenne fear et Ts FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS. solphia hapeyy 4 nth street, an office eneral Exchange, Collec- ness, arrent Money, S'ooks st our pi in vi eer solicited ; it \d Europesn cities Teovlvs De oats. nh perry atoll poe Colieatfons upon al! accessible points.’ —_— U NION CIGARS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 4-1m JAY CUUKE & CO, C RACKERS, BOSTON. 86 Front Street, New York, 10 QU. RMAST! 7” T QUARTE ASTER. IMPORTANT. K ETCHUPS, IMPORTED. and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C., ARMY BREAD. E XTRA COFFEES, (near Willarde’ Hotel.) Thenew ERATED BREAD i by R AISINS, MALAGA. aodbd Pronounced Scientific Men the purest and health- ‘We propose to furnith itin quen- or we will Srrangs to take read, fresh, pure and Ce, of bread for every pound has the ion pater ee Major ix, ery in Baltimore. aloes EQ 9 ae ose Mating . 10 ERS, ASHIN@TON BUILDING, Penn. ead — READ OUR PRICES: READ ODR PRICES! WILLIAM TUCKER’S CHEAP GROCERY WARBHOUSE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Beving started « branch of our New York estab. Behment tn this city, we invite Sutlers, Grocers, Resteuranteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and examine our stock. which is well assorted and comprised of goods of the best quality. We take sg ALENTINES ! | orders for any thing in our line, and execute them GOODWIN'S TOBACCO. H. H. WATTS’S VOLUNTEER TOBAOCO. » F ay sale, at