Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1862, Page 3

’ LOCAL NEWS. Amusements To-Niexr. —Benefit of Jobn E. Owens, aud his oopeaan ta three great characters, as “‘Thomp- son the Second,” in ‘“The Two Thompsons;” as “Achille Dafard,” in“ A Fee bebind the Scenes,” and as ‘'Mawworm,” in “The Hypocrite.”? with such performers as Brink, Owens, and Miss Su- san Denin. Prituarmonic HaLt.—Reappesrance and first night of the Campbell Micstrels. Dupont, Gay- lord, Malone, W. &. Christy, Warden, Ford, Stuart, Locke, Nash, Ke: Ly Schaffer, Claymore, Childs, and others, in a brilliant pro- grenae of songs, dances, and Ethiopian com- oo Raffaele Abeoco; c Signor o Duval. Beton, Ward, “Armstrong, ‘Tal. id all the larson Che abe , pantomimes, bur! by counettiton rian watines and presentation of 2 silk dress to-morrow &: —An ecigieet bull of ag nes by the entire company. George caeneeta new and spirited characters. Lookout for the afterpiece to-night. Krna’s AmpniTHeater —Odell in the melo- dramatic scence, ‘‘Capt. Walker;’’ M’lle Heloise as the “Goddess of Liberty; Kincade, Rivers, ard Smith in “Flying Bar,’ and Dan Gardiner cs Time, with all the old favorites in brilliant eqaestrian performances SurtHsontan —Fourteenth lecture before the Wasbington Lecture Association by Rev. Dr Cheever. Subject—“Erskine, and the battle of Freedom.” Onpuane’ Farr, corner of Tenth and G streets, for the benefit of St. Vincent’s Female Orphan Asylum. A rare entertainment, attractive toevery lover of genuine enjoyment. Saveats Scuoor Frstivat, for the benefit of the Foundry(M_&: ) Sabbath School, at Franklin fall, corner of Ninth and D streets. Don’t fall to enjoy the delightful evening’s” entertainment offered bv the Foundry folks, by any manner of means. The ball was crowded again last night, and everybody delighted Tempsnance Hatt, E street, between Ninth and Tenth streets —Grand soiree of Prof. C.F. Barnes A pleasant time may be anticipated. Acapemy oF Music.—Free concerts at 4 o’clock. Excellent refreshments, &c ,&c. Hall open ail day. A Worp asovt tHe LactuRE Association — Editor of Star: | am a member of the Washing- ton Lecture Association. 1 have paid my fee of membership, attended the lectures, (I do not sit on the platform.) applauded when pleased and kept silence when displeased. [ joined the Asso- ciation for the purpose of aiding in affording to the citizens of Washington a series of lectures varied in style and subjects, political, scientific, and literary. I am anti-slavery in ing, and desired to see the principle established that even that—to some—odious topic could be discussed in the Capital of the nation. But I did not expect that the Association would be perverted to the promulgation of that doctrine to the almost entire exclusion of #1! other subjects. The temperance uestion is a good, moral, ba should we therefore in secure lecturers who run every topic into that channel’ We are informed that the course proper has been com, In fact, we have given one lecture over, in which the tick olders were highly edified and the lecturer extensively advertised bis ion. We have also a second -ecture an- nounced from Rev. Geo. B. Cheever. [ have lis- tened {n vain for a call fora meeting of the full association to listen to a report from the executive committee and devise plans for the future Ast hb no other way to reach the officers of the association, I would crave, through your col- umns, the privilege of asking them some ques- tions. By what authority do they prolong or con- tinue the course of lectures? By what warrant do they engage for 2 second lecture Mr. Cheever « or any other man,” and pay for the same out of the funds of the asseciation without first consult- ing the association? For one I protest against this assumption of power on their part, and espe- clally against the re-engagement of 2 man who vauntingly proclaimed that “‘ he was ashamed of the name of American,” and who villified his sooty when abroad. and whose every breath at home {s laden with abuse of the Government, the Administration and our commanding generals; who has no words of encouragement in the hour of peril but interminable harangues of bitter in- veetive and censure. Yours, AMERICAN. Tue Distaict tx Cononess.—Yesterday, the bill authorizing the appointment of a warden of the District jail was reported back from the com- mitte, by Mr. Grimes, with the recommendation that {t pass. The salary of the warden Is fixed at 81,200 per annum; bonds in the penal sum of 85 000 being required as a surety for the faithful p-tformance of the several duties. The bill ding for the release of certain per- sons held to service in th» District was also re- tothe Senate, by Mr. Morrill, from the t committee, and its passage recommended. It provides for the emancipation of slaves in the District, with just compensation to loyal masters; end says, among other things, that the continn- ance of s custom offensive to the moral sense, at the common residence of the diplomacy of the Christian nations, as well as the anvual resort of the representatives of the people, parfakes of the quality of a public indecorum. Its repugnance to the sentiments of most of those who officially assemble here !s of itself deemed adequate ground for its discontinuance. Excuanez or Foot-ezax —Joun Reed, sol- dier, who lodged with another soldier on Tuesday night, rose 7 pext morning, in imitation of the bird which !s said to have caught the werm. Jobn, thinking no doubt that his early rising de- served a reward also, looked around for it. He saw a pair of wornout worthless brogans near him; they were hisown. He saw a fine pair of new boots alongside the reclining for, who was still in dream land. These John quietly drew on, ‘was pleased with the fit, and quietly chuckling ‘with satisfaction left the room. But a sudden re- verse overtook him a little later in the day. He ‘was arrested and taken before Justice Walter, and ‘was there confronted by the owner of the boots. who described his astonishment on awaking at finding bis nice new boots gone, and a pair of tattered and mud-stained brogans in their place. Reed was held for further hearing. Cururnat Covrt —Yesterday afternoon, Fellx Mullen, soldier, tried for burglary in breaking into the house of Mr. Adams, was found guilty, but recommended to the mercy of the Court. Counsel for the defence moved for a new trial, but the Court would not grant it. Cornelius Leonard, indicted for keeping a dis orderly house, was acquitted George Jones, red, convicted on Wednes- day last of mansisughter, was sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the penitentiary Porice —The Third Ward patrol reported yes- terday:—Martha McCracken, for being drunk and diserderly; workhouse 60 days. “Thomas Morris, for driving through a funeral procession; fined $1 5 by Justice Barnaclo. George H. ¢ ton, @ Upon suspicion of larceny, was missed by Justice Clark The Fourth Ward patrol reported :—Dennis ©’ Connor, creating a nusence; dismissed. Patrick F , Morris Sullivan, do; do. G W. Utter- meble, keeping & dog without license; do. Miss Sarab Austin, selling liguor without license; do. Barah Austin, do ; fined $20 52. PaRravs —Tbis morning a very handsome de- tachment of the First Cavalry appeared upon the Avenue, fully equipped, as If for » long march, and attracted much Sat nies : Boon after, a splend| of brass pieces down the Avenue. The cleanliness of the men, horses and trappings, and the brilliant pol- {sb of the guns, efter the unfavorable weather excited surprise They were parading for ex cise. They were succeeded by the Fifth U. 8. Cav- alry, also making ® good appearance. Povarn Warp Station Caszs—Before Justice Waiter —Thos. Siater and Abraham Smith were arrested ag suspicion of stealing eight bottles claret. The stolen wines were recovered from their depository on English Hill, and the two men su! uently captured; both were commit- ted to jail for court, and the wine remains at the Fourth Ward station to be Identified. Daniel berty, Dennis Desmond, and Henry James, drunk and disorderly; turned over to amili- tary. Alex. P. Newtoa, disorderly; $3. Buovent into /Rovste sy Wive.—Abe Smith and Tom Bowle, two colorea “‘boys,’’ were over- led Patrolmen bac! Hannan and Frazier last Bight ‘om and Abe were in Fogg a and one of them hada on his shoulder, in which bag several bottles of wine were found. As the state of thetr finances would not justify indulgence in the “ juice of the grape,”’ or what purports to be “sich,” the ‘‘boys’’ were locked up for a hearing. Hyrprormosta.—An unmistakable mad-dog made bis in Swampoodle yesterday, and caused no littie commotion in that excitable pee meproe fs ‘The animal wes pursued and finally kilied by 2 shot from patrolman Hannan’s revolver, but not until after {t had bitten several dogs in that vicinity. Mitrtany Foxsnat —' members pany H, 77th New York volunteer Yesterday afternoon dep t the remains of their comrade, Alexan- Ger Annable. The bod of com- late bome of the in Albany. Gua Waiter —Samuel Ki: , drunk; Hipkias, Eighteen ledgers Cimcurt Court —Yesterday afternoon, in the case of James W. Sears va James W Colley, the dary returned 2 verdict for defendant. Comptimant to Bare. Gexzrat Mesoumn — The officers of the wail hte Ct meet g nomen Francis Meagher. Theafair came oral gfleld Station, five miles distant from andria. Among the onesis present were Generals Heintzleman, Shields, Howard, Rich- ardson, Meagher, and Colonels Terry, Cass and others. A good time washed. Usxton MEEtIne in GzoneztowN —There was an interesting and lively Union meeting in Georgetown on Tuesday ae Addresses were delivered by Mr. Wm. H. Tenney and cther citizens. ComMissionzy — Dr. W. T. Okie, formerly of the military hospital at the Union Hotel in George- town, has been commissioned an assistant surgeon tn the United States army, and has been assigned to duly with the 6th U.S. infantry. Sat Austin in TRovsre.—Sarab Anstin, whose domicile on Sixth street has attaloed a large no- toriety, was yesterday arrested for selling liquor without license. She was brought before Justice Walter, who fined her $20 94. Removat —Marsbal Lamon yesterday removed Amon Duvall, one of the guards at the city jail. Carons —Speaking of ca W Lson, 119 Pa. enue, has # fine supply of these splendid fowls. ehimacnil. Remember the number, 119 Pe. avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentie'h sts. ¢ Orxper oF MarsHat Lawon.—The following order was issued by Marshal Lamon on the 9th inst : Wasnixeton, Feb. 9th, 1862. To Jailor and Guards at the Public Jail ta the District of Columb: You will this day releas’: from custody all per- sons claimed to be held to service or Jabor, and not charged with any c’ime or misdemeanor, who are now In jail, who have been there for the space of thirty dds or upwards—from ther arrest and commitment—and, in future, you will, in regard to persons claimed to service or labor, and aa charged with crime or misdemeanor, govern yourself in strict xccordance with the order to me a8 Marshal fer the District of Columbia, of date January 25th, 1562, from Hon. Secretary of State. Respectfully, Warp H. Lamon, U.S Marshal D.C. reat spiritual medium, can be consulted at No. 411 Thirteenth street, between GandH, Washington, fe 12-3t* TrLeR’s Compounp Syrcp Gum ARrazic —We take great pleasure in recommending the above favorite remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all affec- tions of me Throatand Lungs. An attache of this Office had a severe cough for several weeks, and after trying every likely thing, without aay relief, was perfectly cured by a single bottle. We are not surpri that It isso largely patronized by our soldiers in camp.— Bait. Clipper. ‘Tue Ispian Hers Doctor, - From Canada, will describe diseases and tell bis patients the nature of their complaints or ill- ness, without receiving any informa- tion from them. No charge for Consultation or Advice. OUR MOTTO We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life: With Blood our bands 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 Herbe beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our psi: complete. A simple Herb, a simple Flower, Cull’d from the dewy Lea— These, these shall speak with touching power Of change and health to the. Room No. 11, Washington eet | Penn. av- enue, corner of 7th street. b 8-2w* Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- lasged Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four- and-a-half and Sixth streets. Room 7—up stairs. Office hours from 12 m. to6 p.m. Orders tu call at residences promptly attended to. jan 16-lm* PLeasant Furnisuzp Rooms, with fuel and gas, with or without board, at 415 E street, be- iween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders can be accommodated. jan 15-1m* FamiLtzs who bave never used Boston crackers are invited to ci those manufactured fresh every day by J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable grocers. ja tr Tux rasa and foul vapors generated by the hot sun will be far moze deadly to our volunteers than the enemy’s bayonets. In the Indian and Crimean Campaigns Holloway’s Pills were used in enormous quaatities. They kept the troops in perfect health. Only 25 cents per box. Soldiers, supply yourselves. 217. Takk NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSA¥E MxD- 1ctngs —For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Helmbold’s Extract Bucbu, which has receiy- ed the endorsement of the most Naat raat ty aa cians in the United States !s now offered to afflicted bumanity as a certain care for the following dis- eases and ebuse of the urinary or sexual organs: General debility, mental and physical depression, imbecility, determi: on of bleed to the head, confused ideas, b’ general irritability, rest- lessoess and sleep! ess at night, loss of appetite, absence of muscular efficiency, dvspepsia, emacia- tion, low spirits, disorganization or paralysis of the organs of generation, palpitation of the heart. and, in fact, all the concom!tants of a nervous an: debilitated te of the system. To Insure the genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbold’s. Take no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement in another column. feb4-t¢ Invta RUBBER Goons, India rubber Sheets ene, children’s ae that no family should be without; 75 cents enc Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. pee Ponebos and Blankets combined, $2.50 eac! India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. India Rubber Legyins 81 per pair. And all kinds of Rubber Goods, including Rub- ber Bootaand Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, Door Mats, Under Sheetings for bede@h sickness, &c., &c , at menufactuzer’s ge. gi A. Hall’s India Rubber Warehouse, Bos . &Y., Detween Ninth and Tenth atreets. feb 1-tf J. B. Conxuin, the MARRIED. i On the 24 of October, 1361, by Kev DC. Jolne, Mr. F-BWIS P SiiBOLO, of Baltimore, to Miss JUSEPHINE B. DAWSON, of Washing- ton City, D.C. * ‘On (ho 13th instant, of ort aod painful illness, Mra ANN MORGAN CHICK, wife cf Riohaid T, Chiok, aged 9% years. ‘The friends avd acquaintances are resvectiuliy invivd to atiend her frreral, on Saturday after noon &t3 o'clock, on West a sa { Bait:more papers copy.) lith instant, CYNTHIA ANN HAM- ced 38 years. eral will take place on Surday afernoon Athaif past 2 o’ciock. froia her late residence, No. 12 on 135% st-oet, just below Penn avenue. Her frien is and acquaintances ara respect'ully invited to attend her funers!, without further notice, 2t* Ja Washington, February 13:h, f-om the effects of swallowing » Mra EOKGEANNA BANKS. wile of David tanks. and daughter of the late George Wheat'e;, in the 20th year of her are. "Phe friends of the family gro invited to attend the funeral. from her mother’s residence. on M street, between 443 and 6th, (Island,) on Sun after.oon at 2 o'clock, B, DONN, '¥, the well known proprietor of the Unio S39 Hiense, 445 Thies euth street, G * il re, dicd this morning ag broken @ biood-vessel. His hai triotism, endeared h.m On the MA . Donnelly was e regu'ar correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser and New York Express. z Ovirvany.—Sacred to the memory of ALICE ESTELLE M. POULTON, who depar: this life oa the 2d December, 1961. dead! in her slosiegs beruty—in the flash eaf to the reoal of mournitg hes ts. Swakoning echoes of the affection she had won: If #naconid die, who was sure of an hour of life? She is now fre from all ths sorrows joys of life, and has goue toa world where all is JOY and pesos, axa where sorr miss her ha; her so bei Teed by 3 our companionship. oin usno more in our sports, Or meet with us in the friendly circle, And — art gone; though thou wert young and ‘Though thy sweet face had not a trace of care ; thoa wert taken from t 2 ‘ Feast thy home in eevee skere, - And thou art goue; though h heart— nee who. didst sare offi te keateat pa OU, I. lace my Gone to dwelt ia heaven’s promised bowsss |" And thou art gone; and angels voices whisper Mourner, thy daughter sitteth at her Savior’s feet; t for her—to be & sou! among the Biweae ar then by 8 mother's hand oa: the flash of youth! "Se ore thy heart bad felt earth’s withering Paty Here the stormy worl i hai soiled thy spirit truth, Or sown dar« sorrow there! . . * Sleep on! sleep on! | would not waxe thee— i would 1 thi iether Ro 'o feel once more its joy and pain.—H. ° ron 8 conte, lo. 9 cents, faietons moth. fe Lay sriore sett oon tortiee” i SLW1G's, Navy Yard. Ag EN OF Fé. 2S Y GROCEKIES AND See ig eae AMUSEMENTS. ES 25a teas st a = % ‘ise fue Gumedictea oe the 0 ‘Thompsons "— Wil which thecatrnvareres of's “Peep 8 rye thard. Ms. J Owens itm the ewedty of DRE ns rt Mi ‘J.E Owenr, Gn Monday will be produced Chimney Gorner.”” it Tie Campbrlls Have Come. @RAND OPENING NIGHT oF THIS WORLD-RENOWNED BAND OF MINSTRELS, at THEIR NEW OPERA HOUSE! LaTE PHILHARMONIC HALL, WIth SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS, FRIDAY EVENING, February 14 feaseved Soata., > For particulars neo bills of the day. it , aes 2 UR NTERBURY! First Appearance of the CANTERBORY MINSTRELS! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! TO-NIGHT. Firat Apsearance of SIGNOR RAFFAELE SIGNOR RAFFAELE ABECCO ABECCO. ABECCO. THE THE GREAT NATIONAL BALLAD GREAT NATIONAL BALLAD VIRTUOSO! VIRTUOSO! THE LEONI PANTOMIME COMPANY In M. Leont’s hichly sucocaetul ee aes, ‘ATUE BLANCHE! r4 STiTue LANCHE! Reosived on Saturday with unbounded shouts of laughter and app'ause, Admission 2% cents ; Orchester Chairs 50 cents. A Family Afternoon Entertainment On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, For Ladies and Children, with delightful perform- snoes And a lavish distribution of presents, sets of Gari Coral. and other styles of Jewelry ; articles of useful and cost'y charactor, and SILK DRESSES—SILK DRESSES! (> The Silk Dre: Saturday, February 8th, was presented to Mrs. John E ‘Abell, on thelsiand. A magnificent Lavender Chere Siik on Wednes- day. “Aamission Moents; Children l0cents. fe10 ENN. AVENUE, (SOUTH Stpe,) No, 25! twee hand LWth sts. Every evening s remarkably fine Free Concert, embracing selections from ths best claesio music, and the most popular operas—rendered rn better s than at any other Ainsricah concert esloon. ‘he gueste—and the public are freely invited, without charge for entrauce,—may rely upon hav ing every comfort they desire. inacdition to the finest music in Washington, they will obtain, on oall, from the attentive attendants, decidedly the best Refreshments for sale in the Federal Sstrop- ols, wd pegge B soustantiy in Saannes to keep good order, Concert commencine at 4 p. m. HENRY ROSENTHAL, feb7 1m Proprietor, 7 THE W SHINGTON ACADEMY OF Music, . wi WANTED to cook endiron. fn A yurat he! 4256, Whoscanh snd 8h ste. fe SECOND EDITION, THREE O'CLOCK, P TE d PE VANT co wash, cook W Anairon, fanuireat No-462 New Vik 8 one oor from 15 st od Ww, NTED IMMEDIATE}. + —* female “OOK fora rouparens is Siccaaers BP ead this 429°Pennay 1” a Ww D—One O\STER OPENER— ne Tle bodecainade ie Neues None other peat nepiy, atthe European Hotel, corner Pa. av. AN pp t e¢ WOOn CUTTERS. Wyre at Menge RENWICK © STEW: ART Nefioe. west ride of Seventh street st Canal bridge, fe la at Wastep IMMEDIAT The WEL ELWRIGET t- do plain'work App'y eo a Pa. nw “erst 22d street au DA OMLYERS. tlamen an? lady wart two in @ strictly p family “f refe-enceas and reeu Nivst Leinadestrabie part of t - A by letter, etating terms, to“. D.,” Box °0, P: Offer, fer ———<$<<<$$<—$— ______ WANTED a SITUATION »yayoune man, aga clerk ina sutler. Wages 1: ment woul! required. frer émplover of & position ss bar kecper inary 4 orrestaurant. Address immed ately “F.C. Star Offies, Wa: nae € 1 ANTED—A gocd BL at 8 sool had shall FPS, Seventh r- chiy vuder- 16 Star Oifice, —A SERVANT GIRL who a ok. One who is competent and find a good piace by leaving her = ‘dro te Star (Office, directed to Mr. DAWSON, ie WANTED, TO RENT—A mocern HOUSE, with 8 to 12 roore, between Pennsyivania avenuo and H street and 21 and 15th sts. Apply at 452 Highth street, botween Penn avenue and D st fe 13-3t* ANTED TO RENT—By a permanent regi- dent.asmall or medivin 1 Unfurnichet E. th and 12th and Pa. avenue and tating terms, locat « a 3 WwW NTED—A plsin COOK, WASHER. ARONER: in small family. Apply at Eighth street between Dand EF, fo 12 st WAI? BK 8 lady and geptieman. a FUR- ISHED PARLOR ani CH AMBER, (west steer street preferred.) with Board, og and Sak, u i m msbie references given and required Addre M. G.,” Star Office, je 12-St* WANTED One geod SERVANT to anok, wash and iron. The best wages g.ven. Non} need apply but those who can come weil! reer m- mended. Also, one Servant to attend to children ; me best wares aitce ot 361 New York avenus. tween and Lith sts. ‘st GEORGE SFITZ, fe 12-St NTED TO RENT—Wented to rent. with WANs iheut fortes, in the Fieet Want: 6 HOUSE with from 12to 14 good rooms Addror immedisiely E. J. AULEN, Provost Marefai’: Office iis ___ fe ti-iw TED—Sutlera an! Soldiers to know that AN Nan bin CAMP STOVES and TIN WARE cheap of H. J. GREGORY, 321 Penn svenue, in is Wank; —We sre now buying SECUOND- HAND FURNITURE, STOV Cai DING, for which we are payine the sort cash pricos, milles deoliming femokoosing. it furniture, will find it te their & GRIFFITH, etw.tand K nte. Rogll HONTZ. ui 2 jo 13-t? No. 3 LOST AND FOUND. KiNes NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER Pann. Av. ano E 82., Near Willards’. T. oo - Sole Lessee and Manager Associate Manager Equestrian Manager Tom King wit girs bie Goris imitations of rt i s itations ae CLASSIC BEATUARY BA wag ave you seen N GARDINER In his great Burlesque Dance. A La Cubuster! AP. ARAMOUCH ! . The tae ‘le HELOISE Every Evening! KI Co. DE, the 100 Summersau!t Man! e Great Zouave Halt be seen to be appreciated, eee Kits bee a Every Night until farther notios OVELTIES IN PREPARATION! NEw f oe ored Gallery 25 cents; Col Doors open at7 o'clock; mence at 8 precisely, 8 hed FELLOWS’ HALL. Seventa Street, George Christy’s Minstrels APPEAR NIGHTLY at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. And continue every evening until further notice. NEW SCENERY has been added to the Staz ad every srrange- ment made for the proper production of GEORGE CHRISTY’3s CELEBRATED FAKCES, BURLETTAS, &o, &o. &eo. foiemenpeioe m8 cones 5 Orehenene chairs, at quai r ; 001 Or Be vee eure OT TSHN fes ATENT OFFICE CURTOST Patents, Catalogue of Curiositi mont Gardens. at the atsad in Paton 3 Antiquavitn Books; Governmert Books; Docu- ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re rts; burnt Patent Office Reports; Cheap Wooks furnished to Pedia-s; Military ‘Trials; Military Laws: Army Regu'at Panoraina of the Const showing over 2.000 mi many taousaud Cheap GFocelsect chet rm gi ait ° anler, ‘ow eta e of Was on. P sinitey over MALE RED HUNTER BALLS, PARTIES, &e. OF. C. F. BARNES’ FASHIONABLE ANCING ACADEMY, at Tempeoran & street, becween 9h and ith Cl y Tuesday and Fridar—al 3. evening clara at7?. Soirce- evening 8:8 0’clock, Music hy P tieo ‘Ten perance fal will be let for Balls, Partirs, &o. Apply as above fe 14 Im* BUIREE 7 IRD GRAND SE THe rit be grven ee ull be TEMPSRKANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and loth, On FRIDAY EVEN.NG, Fob’y 14 Dancing will commence ‘at 836 0 hong oe it jagoe. Tiokel Meslw: Prof C F. SARNES, BOARDING. ERMANENT BOARD AND A PLEASANT? room wanted by a gent’eman of quie' and home like habits A private fam'ly preferred. Will pay $30 month. Neatnoss is more desirable than eof provision No Secessionist ‘ith Rebels need angwer this, Ad- Office. fe i4-3t* FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with Bosrd, in & pleasant iocation near the Capitol, Also, &}andeomely furnished Parior and Chamber. communicating. frquire it Star Office. fe 13-:f Ca TRAL HOTEL, (upon the European pia:,) Suis terms to brown's and ine Redon now furnished throughout with new sod basdsome ture. “The proprietor informs his friends and the public that they can be accommodated with rooms, by the day or week, with or without meals. Sal at he ang a DURHAM GLLSTON, Proprieto: fe 10 co2w* Tr. PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD- ers can be acoommoaated on reasonable terms at 555 New Jersey avenue, Capito! Hill, within a few doors of south wing of tol. fe 12 3." GEORGETOWN ADVEBT’MTS UCKSKIN GLOVES: Ramsburg & Ebert, 105 Hiek Stamer, GEORGETOWN, D, rs of Genuine ‘SKIN grove: me TARY, GAUNTLETS aa pETENB ie a Lge ag order, Buckskin and Shirts." ine ONES, ROSEWOOD CHICKERING PiAN r $75, a Bie. ry at roan corner Halle! or th ts te of Sole Agency for Steinway 2) 4 Raven. adore Chee ae Son’ ‘tanon. order PaaaieW obs, fate PAE anetg S10, 8t B very low pri ‘hese tentscan be put oe er uaa fow mines, andcan be seen is 23-1m* urteonth GHN 4. JORDAN. RS. 8. COURTE LE. 'ENTION, LADIES for Also, a! al able Hands to do vp ape sa ds schon gus itis gts feet ate ony i ee know! 8 PEWARD-10 Monéay afternoon ® 2 MEMORAND j ) co nigining ps pers. receipts, &» .of no valae to ny one but owner. Fiveco'as re ! wi!) be given for its returnto ©. P. M 21 Ds I $5 REWAKD-—St~ om the Post Office, ) black PACER. had 01 a McClellan saddle; brid‘e waeod, and the martings “TS wasnew. Theabove reward will he paid for Ber return. A.C BROWN, ___ CU er Br wr's Borel. OST—O» Thursday evening, in front of the Post Cffive, an nropened tk ap feted tome, Any per: the notice th. m Gnuiog esi! letter, and giving it Offinn, or at the offies rneref Mth tadiors west, Febreary 12 nko wor a0 Ler QOSm horas in piace of bis own. which he hea So> eft at tia livery stable «f Mesre, NEW NATHAN, corner © and 12th ct ‘ 4 horse, aud take He will pe: hack hia ow rlieet_ conveniences. te '¥ Stahie, corner C and NEW & Ns D 12th st., Washington, fe 14-3t* . 8, Lorisiana GTOLEN, out of the Bal! of N SS avenus, Wednesday evering hogany hur coth ROCKING © 8 m: TAIN the seat of which waea little worn. A liberal reward will be paid forthe recovery of the rams Wanted, a bermaid; a’eo. 8 anal! colored Girl. Appiy al = Louisiscs ave, fe 13 3t* TRAYVED OR strayed from ¢ Sunday nixht, the $¢ an iron grey. snd th Both had on halter Bethe talon waite Water for tha return of @sid mules. Engnirecf GEORGE ATERS, No. 28 High sircei, on Caral,George town, D C. fo12 3 OST—On Satarday. the 8h of February, e 4metiom ze GOLD WATCH r- ing on the back the inttia’s “H ” together with 3 represe: Chureh at Poist L makers name not A rowara of $10 will be paid to the g the sams to the offics of the Even: pored to lost either on Pa. 8 streot to tol. gate. 12. 3t* $5 ber, February Ned, (ca'ls himealf Ne five feet ei years of ae cloth, purp! slight eoar o7 and hair. taken out of Csivert county, or twenty-fivedo: are iftaken in the county; in either case he must be secured that I can get tim again, id THOS. V. BE AKE, fe 12 st Calvort county, Friend hip #0 IsTRICT OF FOLUMBIA. , Cc ASHINGTON, To-wit Li lily that James 5. Beavers, of this cow brought hefore tre. ore of the J the Fesce, in ani for said county, this i> Febru- Jak brown MAR about 15% hands eb; b hg ite left nind joot white ap to lie ancla; ite right hind foot wity a little white under ths fetlock ; a rtar on ite forehead; and its onck sore, Said mare when found nad oa it & military saddle and bridle. Given Onder my hand and ara!. + LHOMPSON, J P. The owner wi!l come forward. p-ove property, Pay chtrces, and take theabove nametmareavsy, or she will be cold to pay expenses, Cri! at offices of Metropolitan Police’, 516 lithet. f=11 2awaw —— ee SO aw aw RKREWARD—For the spprehension (an $50 Sdives tomeat Bladeushure Md., 355 Or seoured in jail so thai! get tum) of NE JRO SYLVESTER, iate the property of Nathaniel Suit, decossed, of Prince George’s Md_ 1 will give i above reward no matter: where taken. Svivester is of copper complexion of thin statu bout 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high. He [2 Washington city, and is no doubt ut or Its vicinity, orin the nrigh- borhood of Governor's Bridge. Anne Peance: coun- ty, Md .G, STEPHEN, = Executor of Nathaniel Suit, deoras*d. (Upper Mariboro’ Gazette and Prince Georgian paper ineert weekly for 4 weeks } fe 1-2w* e rking the TITCHED IN CONTRAST Ci Tadies bent Paris Kid Jy OLORS, Also, plain Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, very best quality. in add ition, our gene! full and complete stook of y, Goods, in al! the departments of family wants, tand preaching soxson. ERRY & BRO., fe 7-6t Pa. sveuue and Ninth street. ADIES’ Y- L.DE UNDERC OT! - UN MARC ONL TIROL g &o., &o.~I take picasur-in informing the indies that I have just received rom, the north ala-se MADE FUNDER CLOTHING] saot Reade such Chemise, . Skirts, Ladies’ Drawers, &0, &o., jiré the ladies to inspect, they wi Imported beforé goods got #0 high, and are th fore Mat chee indeed. No, 12_MRS R.G. ETCHISON..No, 12, Re:ween bth and Sth Rtcoots, N. B. Pinking done + order. fel-tm TTENTION! Jusr Received w @ assortment o} root Sesor maog eA and Carpete, Persons wishing to buy sre requested to examine my stock before pur- ohasing, &8 i ain determined rot he saeeee cy fe i-im* Sass Pd a «& J. ERS, Ss. 10 Wareweion Buitpine, darg: W, art Rel myERs, wt St merican C: Qt wholesale by 8. & J, 8. "iain af whee aby Bea's ie Cae Watch Work done for ¢ the ai bys practi- Steel Gilt Reve holecaie 7s. & Je {0 All wholesa! Ww id Jew- otis Soweto saat SA Ra gt Soe or ng eisew! he OW 33 YOUR TIMS Y OVER- EB : 60 zi PY Va ak aac STILL ANOTHER UNION ViCTORY! pee anal MORE RESULTS OF GENERAL McOLEL- LAN’S STRATEGY’ —_+—__ SPRINGFIELD (MO) OURS! —s PRICE’S ARMY WHIPPED THERE! scien: Lah yma PRICE LOSES HIS STORES AND EQUIP- MENTS, AND IS LIKE-WISE TAKEN “SHORT” AND ABSQUAT ULATES a OUR CAVALRY PURSUE THE FLYING FOE! eS aire Sr. Lovis, Feb 14, 1362 To Mason Gewerat McCieLtan The flag of the Union floats over the Court House in Springfield The enemy retreated after a short engagement, leaving 8 large amount of stores sud equlpments, which were captured by Gea. Curtis Our cavalry are In elese pursuit OW. Hatceck, Mejor General. FURTHER AND MOST INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE OF ROANOKE ISLAND. THE LANDING OF OUR FORCES. a. IMPETUOUS BRAVERY OF OUR TROOPS ———_.—-—_ HOW THE ADVANCE WAS MADE UPON THE BATYERIES. - . THE REBELS DISLIXE THE SMELL OF COLD STERL —_o—— 0. JENNINGS WISE ATTEMPTS To Es- CAPE IN A SMALL BOAT = —_—.—_ HE I3 SHOT IN THE BOAT, AND DIES THE NEXT MORNING. —_.+—__ THE SURRENDER OF THE REBELS AT THE NORTH D OF THE ISLAND —_.—__ CHEVAUX DE FRISE ACROSS CROATAN SOUND TO STOP OUR FLEET es: IT DON’T WORK. eae [Special Correspondence of the Star i} Gonsoat Stars anv Starpss, Feb 13, 1862. Editor Star -—\ send you the following partic- lars of the brilliant capture of Roanoke Island by the Burnside expedition. After the cannonading of the eneniy's batt ries by our naval forces, 2 landing of the military was commenced about 4 o’clock on Friday evening at_Ashby’s Harbor, about 2% miles below the rebel Fort Bartow, of nine 32-pounders. The landing was effected under cover of the guns of two of our gunboats, the Deleware and Morse, which, with shrapnel, drove away and dispersed two rebel regiments that were stationed there with three field pieces to oppose their land- ing. Our men were upto their middle in mud and water, in landing. When on shore they found the three rebel field Pi-ces in the morass. By nine P-m_ that night, Gen. Burnside had landed 6,000 men, end coa- tinued landing them through the night, at the rate of 1,000 per heur. The lend movement against the enemys bat- terles was commenced early Saturday morning, the fleet meantime engsgiry and silencing a) shore battery opposite it Our forces advancing in the direction of ihe battery tn the center of the island, the rebels were soon driven behind their entrenchments where they resi ted Eight mortars were landed £ Serve a8 our army About mid day, the Hawkins Z naves and the loth Conpecticut regiment, under Gen Foster, made a dashing be ve upon the battery, (commanded by y wading knee deep ‘hrough mud and water to pet at the fort, and | yelling like so many Indians. Meanwhile a d.tour was made on the right by Gen. Reno, and left by Gen Foster. Tiuls attack from three sidea decided tLe fate of the day The rebeis fed from their entrenchments before the array of cold steel brongtt to besr against them. The Hawkius Zovaves leaped the front defenses, bayonet in hand, as the icoeis fied Young Wise was not wounded here. 2s report Los Lad it, but received bis wounds ia endeavoring to es from the island in a boat from Susliow Bog Bay The boat was fired on, and ue received four wounds. He wes mede nd died on Sunday morning of bis wo After the reduction cf the Lattery in the center of the Ieland, Gens Keno and Parks took a force of men and went down to Fort Bartow, (Col. Hill in command.) and tock undi cd possession of it. It had been the pr cipa. point of two days Lombardment by our navy. At4 45 p. m. of Set- urday the Americen dag was displayed from this battery. Gen. Foster then pursued the rebels to the north end of the Island, where was also in camp, or drawn up, a Virginia Regiment that Led been towed down !n eix scLoonere from the maialand early on Saturday morning Gen. Frater approached, and bad an jaterview With the rebel commander, (Col. Shaw, of N.C_,) who asked whatterms he would exact. Gen Foster replied “An uncondit:onal surrender,’ and consented to give him time to return to bis camp to decide or not to accede to the demand The rebel ctticer had barely reached his men when the Massachusetts Twenty-fourth, burning with Impatience, spruag forward in the direction | of the enemy, when Col. Shaw tmm.diately | raised a white handkerchief asa signal that the rebels had concluded to surrender The enemy bad proposed to cut off cur passage up Croatan Sound by a chevaux 4. frise of stakes extending from the mainland entirely across to the head of Roanoke Is!aud, but our guaboais forced their way through and commenced the im- petuous pursuit of the enemy’s fleet, which bad been drawn up bebind this barrier. ore _- OUR MILITARY BUDGET. src hrined FLAG PRESENTATION. To-morr ow, at two o’clock, the Pennsylvania regimenta! colors will be presented to Col. Wil- liams’ 3ist Pennsylvania Regiment and Col. Campbell’s 4th Pennsylvaaia Cavalry, at Camp Graham, or Queen’s farm, near the Soldiers’ Home. Governor Curtin, who is now in this city, Senator Cowan, Speaker Grow, and a com- mittee of the Pennsylvania Legislature, now here conferring with the Secretary of the Treasury, and other distinguished citizens, will be present and con. oute to make the occasion one of great interest. Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, ts here, con- ferring with the Secretary of War on the disposi- tion to be made of the division now ready for the fieldin Pennsylvania. The old Keystone has long since supplied more than her quota of troops, and exceeded every other State in the number of troops in the service, and now again she comes forward with an additional ten thousand ready and anxious for active service. These will prob- ably be sent west direct from Philadelphia. A committee of six members of the Pennsylva- nia Legislature arrived here yesterday, to confer with the committee of Waysand Means, of Con. | gress, and with Secretary Case, ta reference to | mM the fleet to | a taxation; the purpose being to avoid any con- flict between the State and Nationai Legisiature in the levying of taxes. The committee, with Gov. Curtin, bad an interview with the com- mittees of Ways and Means of the ouse und Beuate to-day. NAVY YARD. Another Leak Stopped—Secesh Mail Captured. The King Philip, Capt Cooke, went down to the flotilla yesterday, and returned at 2 lete hour aaa The steamer Harriet Lane is et Indian Head. The heavy firing by the Confederate batteries | is at passing vessels, but none are struck. Yesterday afternoon our pickets near Mount Vernon saw two men leave the Virginia shore and go on board of psmali sloop which was immediately sent off to board ‘was done, and a number of letters were discov. ered, to and from parties in Disko oon a a them ten of 3 treason> ble character One ie sald to contain & very comp.rte desecration of our lines of efence on the Potomac ve ace were arrested The Jacob Beil is sti'l with the upper flotiua ee CONGRESSIONAL. AXVVIlth CONGRESS Se NG — Second Session, Fervar, February 14 Senate —Mr. Wilson reporte tary Affsirs Committee a Hey : weedy tice alry of the United States: committed he pe = pe ; uae the occupation ivatt Df ea a = ype oe ands 01 the soathera provide for the By intainaoece of prisonere nf the tes; referred { for provisioaal goveromeats in cer- referred 2 for the appointment of a Warden the Wasuington jail “as taten up and passed = The te ninittee on the Navy to the resolu- e employment of Sr Morgan toket, was t2ken up, and was x st it, and Mc. Wilkin - Hoves.—0 " S'epbeas, the House peo ve wi c of the Whoie( Mr priation bit! : rae ies + 2oe- LATE LOCAL NEWS, Cemuisat © of Of Avcther Murder Noab Sbieids aud Pat. cbarged with tbe wtiling ng ber Case —To-day The ” Dismal alley, on the Island, oil last. Mr. King appeared for de The following jury was chosen—all from the regular pane! trick Crowley, 3 oseph McNair, Samuel R. Sylvester, John Pic! Francis Riley. John Tretier, Heory C Kletber, GeorgeS Noyes, 5. Dofin. Jobn Scrivener, Joseph Follans- bee and Lewis Wright ” de occurred jecember ——_ AccIDENT —A ian fell on the Pavement tn the <q ted - ‘ty — day about noon, and broke s lex He was taken into the hospital near by. We could not learn bis name _ “ Resionev.—Itis tated that Mr. John H. Wise, Keeper of the >ounty jail has sentin to Marsbal Lamon bis resignation of that office. = -—_____ The War in Kansas. LeayenwortH, Feb 1: ajor-Gen. Huuter made a formal on Senator Lane y ¥. Matters in regard the Southern expedition re- mainin statw quo. Gen. Lane bes not yet re. ned the Senatorship. ° No movements of troops of particul>r moment have tuken piece during the last two weeks The Thirteenth Wiscons'a Regiment bas goue to FortSmith. Tae First Kinsss is on furlough for the days PkePesats FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &o, Mayor's Ovvick, " asntxetoy, «cormary 14, 1682, PRoposats:n wr ting wil Offics, up to 12. rr next, for mtking P ud be received at this Firet aud second Ward compored o. and inthe ‘T the Fifth aod Sixth W: to be bid for sep araty'y an eut © -ntractors,) tor the term of Ono y-ar, ov i of April, 1882, agreacly io tno f c@lions: ding meteria's The wails ard brica, ‘ Sinking o'd wells dom Taking out od wale foot. Cc sae donbie Wg new wells, inciading brick end pump one. Upening Mion > timber. = wes, and covering ssme with old weile, and covering same with new FOR PUMPs. yumps in repair, viz stopping ail itcan be done witnont taking out Keavin= tos jesse, @ee,, whe 7 og UOW JoInt New logs putin New boxes New pomps. per fo Boxes andr for new pumps, each. valaps to be of the by aps of the beet ese tne remainder of the best sea- i yellow pu FOR HYDRANTS. Keeping the hyorants 19 repair, vis. ry lonke.&o. al! new valves wad ta, te me Sud repsiving tae oid irons belonging in froma be doas without taking the z out hydrants end putting in same, each. N w hy irant-, per fost. = = uts for hydrants, egoh, r 1b, Sout and lower box irons for pumps, each, Nowji o.d spears. feow ep Toe work a terisie t) be wl of the best qual ity of thetr respective kinda. Novcilor wii be reeeivea that is not made by s Practoa puap ma< The por oa or p- here offer may be ac- 1 ter into 00nd for o; wo good eurenes, condi- “mance cf his or their 2 AbY OOnteSctor OF Contractors Oo, © mpiy With any of the condi- * of his or tweir contract, or to exe- < within the tims named an the order £ itto bs done, the J Say other peraon cr or to farmeh ne ms #35 he way deomexpedient, © cont Aste. Cr contractors so s Corporat of the “oe Mayort a for 2 e li-lawiw Mayor. TING by which ihe entire favo: ax is reta usd SALOON, 213 Pann. avenue, op- PEiRL t Larde’ Hotel, wili cpen the evening, le globe liguis) with tteimproved 7 of steaming, b by estiing. Super: Salt Oystere conetantly oa hanitto supply Hoteis. Sutlers Femilies, in shell, keg,or can Femies’ orders delivered on short notice. Choe Cigars ea ronable rates. . ANNAPOLIS COMPANY. OYSTERS! OYSTE An Ovater Shi for ihe parposa Sf app ying vioinit: rposs with Oveters. Ail per 10 to 100 ga'ions pe- day,can be PR Shel: sent sa * OF & CBr load of from 150 to 280 ut on one dar’s notice; for a less Georgetown, D. ieee more a0, thao any others oan pe The Oysters are 0; e seme day they are taken from are sent to the District the same night. Ali orders directed to WILLIAM HANCE, Annapolis, Md, Sint for Company, will be prompt y attended NUTICE TO WATCH MAKERS. Ss. 4 J.MVERS {ther Boston House Te Washiuttos Build er ve. ashingto IZg. oora ave. and 7th treet, invite the ‘Titention or Waren Makers, Jewellers idle e, @ 0, &e.,to thei: apock of Gold aud Silver WW sionde, Waton , o atch Makers’ Toois © lasees, Silk G ir rds, Specsteosr, besides a Fi js too BumMerous to menticn in oF adver- isements, which they will evi) at the! ad tern prices. 8.4 J5.MY No Goods at retail. Watch work Cous for tradeonly. trnted price list of Watch . ‘Fools, &6., sent po-t free on spplioation. No oon- nection withany eh erhenent th eeite. in SOT VOM TO RENT, ewtal ta tor store Apply to-.& J MY® Watehes. 10 We ebin te: te I of LERS IN WaT. iio ‘oud do to mG amine ths etook se MYEkS h thoy seil.ne 20 pe coe t. lower y other house im the cy. 20 Washington Buiid- ing. ‘Ch MAKEE v= time and trouble Wires. >: one, & J My ERS to purchase Wateh tale, Weiech Glasses, ‘end z Jobbing Materinle. 10 Washingtoa ———_—_—____ Ss & J MYERS. bering upderetrod Sat epr- Bg Pediars hav: resen| 7 house, and sellivg cy with their sn 107 Grtiois, (hey t\ ke this measure in in- for the trade cast they are in no Way oon- sSfase Wee mete Ween Hvis ia my Ps 5 ales ae