Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1862, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: TU ESDAY.. .- FEBRUARY 18, 1962. Own FRrenps at the various military camps and Deeitions will confer a favor by keeping us posted as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligencer treats upon the ‘reaction’ in British sentiment in relation to the rebellion, and the Republican upon European intervention in Mexico. No Recgrtion To-nicut —The continued in- disposition of the President's children, one of whom, Willie, we regret to say, Is extremely fll, Will prevent the usual Tuesday night’s reception 8t the Executive Mansion from taking place. The President and Mrs. Lincoln have deep sympathy in this community tn this hour of their affiction. I> The glorious news of the capture of For, Donelson has been received with immense eclar throughout all loyal "parts of the Union. A dis- patch from New York states that, yesterday morning, while the veteran hero, Genera! Scott, was making some private purchases on Broadway, an enthusiastic crowd rushed Into the establisb- ment to acquaint him with the latest news. The throng speedily increased in dimensions until it bad blocked up the streets, meanwhile cheering lustily and crying for a ‘“‘speech!”” The General, however, finding himself unable to the task, begged leave to be excused, and entering his car- riage was driven up Broadway amid a storm of cheers. The General was again recognized while entering the Shoe and Leather Bank, and was a second time compelled to extricate bimself from his enthusiastic friends, whe seemed bent on “twice jeopardizing bis life and limb.” New Pusticatioxs.—From Franck Taylor we have “Infantry Tactics for the Instruction, Ex- ercise and Maneuvers of the Soldier, a Company Line of Skirmishers, Battalion, Brigade or Corps @armée.” By Brig. Gen. Silas Casey, U. 8 Army. New York: Van Nostrand & Co This work is already recognized, we believe, as the authority in infantry tactics, embodying all the valuable improvements in this branch of the service, and suggesting other important altera- tions. Asa text beok it takes the place of Scott and Hardee. From Hudson Taylor and from Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Bulwer's last novel, « A Strange Story.” It is something in the supernatural vein of his ‘ Zanont,”’ modern spiritualism affording the machinery for this singular tale. UP From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Godey’s Lady’s Book for March,a most attractive number. U7 The ladies of Alexandria are raising fonds for the purchaee of a flag for the 8th Iii!- nois Cavalry, now quartered in that city ty soldiers were phia on Saturday, from the differ- ent bespitals of Alexandria Complimentary Letter te Gen 1 Lander. War DeraxtMent, : Wasuineron, February 17, 1862 § The President directs me to say that he has ob- served with pleasure the activity and enterprise manifested by yourself and the officers and sol- diers of your command. You have shown how much may be done in the worst weather and worst roads, by a spirited officer at the head of a small force of brave men unwiiling to waste life incamp when the enemies of their country are within reach Your brilliant success is a happy pressage of what may be expected when the army of the Po- tomac shall be ied to the field by their gallant general Epwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War To Brigadier General F. W. Lanpzr Tus Gunsoats Excacep —There had been, according to Commodor Foote, but six gunboats engaged inthe bombardment of Fort nelson upto Saturday afternoon. Four of these, the St Louis, Carondelet, Taylor and Conestoga, took martin the reduction of Fort Henry; two, the wisville and the Pittsburg, were here brought into action for the first time; and three of those engaged at Fort Heney, the Essex, Cincinnati and Lexington. were not in this fight The St Louis was Com. Foote’s flag-ship, and was rusbed into the very jaws of the Confederate guns. It was within 100 yards of the fort’ She was bit sixty-one times. Com Foote and Pilots Riley and Hinton were wounded. The two last mentioned boats, the Taylor and Conestoga. are not of the same model of character as the others, being simply Mississippi river steamboats. rebuilt with perpendicalar bulwark«, and pierced for guns. They were both disabled in ths action. Armament of the Gunboats—st. Louis, 13 guns; Louteville, 13 guns; Pittsburg 13 guns; Caronde- let, 13 guns: Tzylor, 9g: Concstoge, 9 guns Tota! gunbeat armament, 72 guns The gun, are all in batery. and none cre less than 32-pounders—some are 42-pounders, some 64-pounde's. In addition to these, each boat car- ries a Dablgren rifled 12-pounder boat howitzer on the upper deck Several ofthe larger guns on each bost are rified, but most of them are smooth bore, those being most efficient in close action. Tue Fort Doxetson Victory is THE City. The news from the South was received up town with every manifestation of joy. Every hotel, and all buildings, prepared for a demonstration with the national colors, threw out the old fag Al two or three points on Broadway, bulletins were extemporized for the occasion, and vast throngs gathered about them to read the news. and Tustl Fort Doneison’s fall. Atthe Police Headquar- ters the excitement was intense, and the news was telegraphed to all sections of the city. A gentlemen went to the Police Commissioner’s room, and insisted that, asa matter of justice, the following order should be issued TO ALL STATIONS Direct Pe men to arrest all persons who are found in the streets sober after 2 o’clock this P.M The Commissioners referred tke applicant to Mr. Kennedy, who said that he thought the po- lice would be lenient with all offen ers, but he could not consent to issue the order. Inspector Carpenter thought it ought to be issued —N. Y Express. ————$— ___ Tre Lats Ma. Pexnixeton.—A Strang- Sto- ry —The death of Ex-Governor Pennington, of N. J., is said to bave been the result of his tak- ing eight grainscfmorphire by mistake. He bad been complaining of typhoid fever, which at times affected bim so severely as to cause tem- porary aberration of mind Sunday morning he appeared to be no better, ands prescription was written for quinine, and sent to the drvg store of Dr.C. W. B; er, on Broad street, Newark. The prescription, direct- ing pewders. was dispensed and labelled ‘« qui- nioe *’ Shortly after the powder was adminis- tered to the Governor. In the course of a few Minutes it was discovered that there was some- thing wrong, and on examination the ers were found to be morphine, eight grainsof which had been taken. The ead affair will be fully in- vestigated, when particulars will be made public. Preaxciat —From the N.Y. Evening Post of y sterday : The stock market is buoyant and bigher, under the accemulation of good news from the army and navy. The announcement of the fall of Fort loneison, by way of Fortress Monroe, was not generally credited early in theday, and Prices fell e® 48% per cent. from the big! points, but under tue confirmatory dispatches received about one o'clock, the market closed firm. There an important advauce in Kentuckys, Tennessece and Minnesotas. The rise is 2 to 4 percent. Missouris were aiso active at 45 yai5 iy The 7) Treasury notes are in good demand for investment 1 98 %299. Governments general- ly are unchanged. she banks are supplying the et with the coupon bonds of IS¢1 and 1874 The continued successes of the Uaion arms had a very inarked effect on gold. The price Satur- day evening was weak at 101 gall4%, but as low as 104 per ‘t. Was accepted to-day, closing finally at 104% Money !s iu better demand and at 6 per cent. «call; the large banking houses find little dimfl- culty in employing their balances. The foreign exchange market is unsetticd, in- fluenced by the reported fall of Savennan ‘and the weakness in gok! The rates for first class bills are nominally 1'4% 3115}. Pensa Det A ‘The London papers, of the 29th of Januar A publishes the followsag monster hoax, under t! beading, ‘‘Rumored Confederate Victory at Port Royal :” “The Asia bas bt ial ence from York of a battle nevis econ Sent on the «{Jeauary, on the mainiand, in the vielaity of Hort Royal, between Gen. Lee’s force and the ederal troops resulting in the total defeat of the satter, with & loss of 1,700 killed and wounded “The Washington Government, we are in- formed, had takea steps to su; press the news of feet mes whic neverthele , has reached a bighly respectable party in Liver » through a private channel.” aes r New 12th ly cheer the welcome intelligence of } ref-eehments will be served. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——— THE MILITARY TELEGRAPH. On no other occasion bas the utility of the elec- tric telegraph been more forcibly illustrateds than for the lest three or four days in connection with the Government's military operations From Gen. McClelian’s headquarters, night and day in that time, it has worked ina circuit of fall fifteen hundred miles without 2 break or atepetition from an intermediate point. Thus has the General-in-Chief been able while sitting by his telegraphing table here tocommunicate as readily with Generals Hellack and Buell, who in turn communicated with the offiger at the ends of their telegraph lines nearest the scene of the operations of their respective a-mies, as though sitting face to face to each other overa single table. i, Thus it is that the General-in-Chief bas been able to carry out so simultaneously, as well as triumphantly, his remarkable military combina- tions at points so distant from each other. MORE TROOPS. The 13th Maine Regiment, Col. Neal Dow, (the well known temperance lecturer.) left Au- gusta yesterday for the seat of war. The %3d New York, Col. Crocker, has arrived in New York from Albany, and is expected to come on to Washington ina few days. The {father of Col. Crocker has been a resident of Fairfax county, Va., and was seized by the rebels last summer, at the instigation of his rebel neighbors. promi- nent among whom was Henry Jenkins, recently arrested in Alexandria and now confined in the Old Capitol prison. The relatives of Mr. Crocker have not heard from him in several months, and have about given him up as dead. The 03d numbers 1,000 men, armed with Sharp’s and Enfield rifles, three of the companies being sbarpshoo‘ers, organized for the Berdan regi- ment. Three companies of engineers left New York yesterday afternoon for Port Royal. THE REBEL FLAG The Navy Department have received—for- warded by Commcdore Foote—a number of flags taken at Fort Henry; among them the large Con- federate flag that was hauled down from the main flag-staff of the post when it surrendered THE VICTORIES Salutes were fired last night, this mo: at noon to-day at the arsenal and navy yard here in bonor of the successes of our arms CONFED GUNNERY. The Panola, Lieut. Jack Ciosby commanding, hasmade gocd her passage down the Potomac past the Confederate batteries. She was fired on, but not hit. CONGKESSIONAL. eae AXXVIIth CONGR ESS—Second Se: ee Sgyate.— Yesterday, after our report closed— A resolution in relation to the settlement of the Oregon war debt wasagreed to, and a bill regulat- ing the terms of the Circuit and District courts of New York, passed The b'li providing for the better organization of the United States cavalry force: was discussed by Messrs Fessenden. Wilson, Harris, Doo.ittle, Grimes, Howe and ethers, and postponed until to-day The bill to confiscate the property and free slaves of rebels was made the special order for Wednesday, and after an executive session the Senate adjourned. Hovse —After our report closed— A resolution authorizing the employment of a stenographer for the mittee on the conduct of the war was adopted and a bill to establish « Agricultural bureau p A bill making an appropriation for the Siz service of the United States was also passed, an the House edjourned eeeeeeeeeeneeeerereeee WASHINGT! DN LECTURE ASSOCIA- The Fifteenth Lecture of the course will be de- livered py REV. CHAS. G. AMES, of !l!'nous, At Smithsonran Institution, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 19 Subject—" What will Become cf the Republic ” Doors open at7; Lecture at 3 o'clock, Admittance 25 cent _ fa 'e-2t ALL ISRAELITES OF THE DISTRICT Sre hereby invited to attend an extra meet- ing of the Washington Hebrew Co their Synagogue, © N next, at half past 7 speech of Senator By order of th fo 17 2t* h THE UNITE ISTA RICA, Washiagtoa, F 8 meeting of the board. held tht Ordered, Thst all persons having ¢! the Republic of Costs Rioa, which are prov ded for by the convention betwren the United Stato« and the eaid Republic concluded on the 2d day of July. 1366, do file memorials of the same with the Secretary of this Board im the city of Wash ngton. Cc DAVIS, 2 z S upon a8. w. Sreretary pro tem. fe l-zw No. 260 F sirect west ITY HALL, February 3, 1862,+The As- sessors, having completed the Anuual As- sossment fr 1862, will meet in their re City Hell,s» a Board of Appeal, from the leth fo the 36th of this month, inclusive, to hear ommnpiaints @such corrections as they may deem GEORGE COLLARD, Sroreiary. — ee orotary. is UNION PRAYER MEETING Will be holden every day this week in the Luther- an Church, ‘ Rev. J. G. Butier’s,) at the corner of lth and H streets, commencing &t 436 O'clock and continued but one hone ii A_FAIR. for the henefit of Femaie Orphan Asylum, will RU end Int St. Vincent's be 0; RSDAY , Sith inat. at tye’ Asylum, corner b ets. A variety of useful acd fancy articles be offered for cate. There will bealanch room where a!l kiads of tee Cream and Con- fectionery, in their vazieties, isu Fok SALE—Strong, neariy new sntler’s business WAGON’ and doubie set Harn all in perfect order: cort $2°0 ia Baltimore ust be sold; tobe -eenat HUR! New Jersey avenue, near Dapot fe OR SALE.—A good sound HURSE, with hi ROSS, WArrAntod. Aso, a top Wao very ittte used; made to order. Will b sold cheap, by eppiying at 434 Seventh er, wert. it* ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 1h, the mai! steamers REINDEER and VOLUNTEER will leave Gen Hookers Division at 113¢ o’clock' daily (Sundays excepted a DESK, embracin, i Apple and SMITH & HART, (Branch of P, Tiernan — Baltin re,) 4 Seventh street, fe 18 3* Next to National Tutelligenosr. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS M4 AND FRAMES. 486 Ng copies of dOVAL Card Photographs in varisty, ino!ndi Choice Pictures. Also CARD VII 1 FE. from the beet msnufesrsrs'ia tae eth aesertment, story 10 HO tr) 8 | at J) MARKRITER No. 486 Seven'h stres 8 doors above Odd Fellows? Hall. P ad THE FOLKS AT HOME —Officers’ and #oldiers’ needing any kind of Dry is, for t hems, are cfferei the most choice ur vast stock cffers.at our prover- ices, marked in piain figures. 2 only. All parools fo7 conveyance by expresz, or otitr modes, pose packed free of charge, fs 18 6 PERRY & gers Pas id fois STEN WAY. & SON ANO FORTES are adm'tied by all manufactured in this country y sail times received the first premium over a’) wherev-rand whenev er they came incom- eae gh pre for five years rge ortinent of these instruments is al- 0 be found st the Music Store of _ W.G. MELZEROTT, Sole Agent, One 7 octave 4 rounc corner Chickering fare eo 18 78 CELEB RATED PI- ‘hese instruments, cians to be the bes: Yor sale for $2.5. He SUTLERS’ AND OTHERS, BRANDY PEACHES, 100 dozen, 2% dozen FRESH PEACHES, 2 dczen STRAWBERRIES, 20 dozen PINE APPPLES, 2 dozen PIE FRUIT, CURRANT JELLY, 36 dozen FRESH TOMATOES, GREEN CORN, GREEN PEAS, TOMATO CATsUP, PEPPER SAUCE, SAUERKRAUT AND PORK, , LOBSTERS, CONDENSED MILK, CRANBERY SAUCE, 10 BARRELS PRIME WESTERN BULOGNAS, Just received and [ r sala at the lowest cash prices. t BARBOUR & SEMMxS, f218-lw No, 65 Louimians avenue, TELEGRAPHIO. FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Battimors, February 18.—The Old Point boat brings the following news: Fortress Monrox, Feb. !7,—A fiaz of truce brought overa lady from Norfolk to-day, but no newspapers. We understand that the Norfolk Day Book of this morning makes no mention of the surrender of Fort Donelson, but represents the contest as still going on. Nothing additional has been received from Sa- vannab. The U.S. gunboat Harriet Lane arrived from Washington during last night. Although fired at on the passage down the Potomac, but one shot struck her, slightly injuring her wheel-house. A contraband came in from a camp beyond Great Bethel to-day, having started on Saturday night. He brings no information of value. A severe rain storm has prevailed since morn- ing, and there are now no signs of clearing up, The wind is from the north. The Stars and Stripes, Jersey Blue and other steamers, destined for Hztteras, are still detained. SAVANNAH REPORTED TO HAVE SUR- RENDERED WITHOUT FIRING A GUN. Ba.timore, Feb. 18. —It is rumored by pas- sengers onthe Old Point boat that news had reached Norfolk of the surrender of Savannah without firing a gun. BALTIMORE EDITORS SENT TO FORT McHENRY. Battimore, Feb. 18.—S. 8. Mills, publisher, and Thomas 8. Piggott, editor, of the notorious rebel sheet, “‘The South,’’ were this morning ar- rested and taken to Fort McHenry FIRE AT THE FRANKFORD ARSENAL, PuiLapeLruia, Feb. 13.—The machine shops of the Frankford Arsenal are on fire a Hew the News was Received. Boston, Feb. 17.—A salute of a hundred guns Will be fired to-morrow by direction of the Mayor, and all the belisin the city willring. The citi- zens will also fire tive hundred guns Resolutions were unanimously passed in both branches of the Legislature. Presenting the thanks of the ple of the State to the gallant officers and soldiers of the army and the sailors of the navy on the occasion oj the series of brilliant achievements won by their courage and skill in the States of South Carolina. Georgla, Missouri, North Carolina, Virginia, Kentucky, and Ten- Nessee; and the Governor was requested to fire a a salute in honor of these great successes of the Union. Dispatches from Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, annoance the general manifestation of enthusiasm and thanksgiving for the glorious results : WiLMIMGTon, Feb. 17.—The people here are crazy with excitement; firing cannon, burnidg rockett, and giving demonstrations of their joy in every conceivable way. InDIaNnaPotis, Feb 17.—The greatest excite- ment prevails here increased by the terrible anxiety of the fri sof the soldiers engaged in the struggle. A special train has left with phys!- cians, twenty-five volunteer nurses, and 2 large quantity of hospital stores A citizens’ meeting been called for taking care of the wounded that wiil be sent here. Gov. Morton will leave for Fort Donelson to-night. Provipencs, R. I., Feb. 17 —The citizens of Providence fired a salute of a hundred guns this afternoon. A hundred guns were also fired by order of Governor Sprague Unica, Feb 17 —Guns sre firing, flags flying, fireworks and bonfires blazing, and the city in a ferment. Buruinaton, Vt., Feb. 17.—Vermont fires all j the guns she has left at home, and rings all her bells in token of her great rejoicing over the feats of valor performed by the men of the West. Detroit, Feb 17 —The news of the vic‘ory at Fort Donelson has caused indescribabie joy here. A hundred guns were fired and to-night many buildings are illuminated. There will also be a grand torch-light procession to-night. Cuicaco, Feb. 17 —The people of Chicagoclaim the honor of the victory for Illinois, there having been engaged twenty-five regiments of infantry of Ltinols, six of lowa, and four of Indiana; also, four regiments of cavalry from Illinois, and six companies from Missouri. AuBany, Feb. 17.—Huge bonfires are burning in the streets to-night, and the whole cityis a scene of rejoicing. Avsurn, N.Y , Feb. 17.—A hundred gunswere fired to-day in honor of the great victory Geneva, N. Y., Feb. 17.—Bells are ringing and cannon firing. PovcuxkExpsix, Feb, guns was fired here to-d: A salute of a hundred y= Rocnester, Feb 17 —Our citizens are enjoy- ing a general jubilee—cannon are being fired, bells rung, &c. The Retreat of Gen. Price—His Expected Ren- forcements—The Plan Probably Defeated—Gen. Sigel in Close Pursuit, &., &¢ latest advices the Federal army wi pursuit of the rebels Price’s army was in Crane creek, 79 miles from here, on Friday evening, and our forces were five miles in Lis rear, preparing to make an early start in pursuit the next morning. Price bad placed his train inadvance. About one hundred wagons containing supplies for him were brought here from Forsyth, a few hours before his retreat. The rebel sympathizers bere claim that Price will be reinforced by twelve or fifteen regiments from Bentonville, Ark , under General Van Dorn; but Gen. Sigel,who is advancing on the rebel column on a different route than that pursued by General Curtis, may strike a blow on their flank, and up- set Price’s calculations. Four rebel officers and thirteen privates fell into our hends on Friday, end are now here. The officers are the notorious Col. Freeman, Major Berry, ald-de-camp to Gen. McBride; Capt. Dick- inson, chief engineer; and Capt. Donnel, quar- termaster. A poney express, with relay posts, hes been es- tablished between Rolla and this point by Capt. Bsidwin —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——e—eE—————— BALLS, PARTIES, &c. THE MEMBERS OF THE Take pleasure in amacnaene ie Ee, 8 a civie friends that the: wit fivea aay 6RaND BALL as Tey nee Hall, MY, ‘4 - NiNG. March Sd. Particolareta tne” ails er of Committee of Arrangements, ‘HE SECOND GRANDCOTILLON PART 1 of COMPANY G, NATION is GUARD. wiil take place on WF DNESDAY KVENING . February 19th, at Oda Fellows Hall, Navy \ ard. ‘The Committe have spared no pains nor expense to make it a night of eafoymont to those who favor us with their presence. Commuties of Arrangements. J, 8, Tucker, Jobn Bloomer, C, Thompson, 3. A. Pyne, Joseph Gordon. Ballet Master—C. Thompson. F ‘Tickets 5) cents, admitting & gentioman and Ia- ies. fe 15-3t HE HIAWATH OY! T AGAIN !—The pe a tha Club take pl many frieods. and the they will ON P. '¥ at Fras of ENING, Pev's selves that no pains or 6; “72 ae oO Eesha tha ezanabe gal Fooe, ho, hour ¢ nt r presence, on! 88, ‘String Band has bee: t ed R-freshments will be fer 3 chat ia- Tiokets $1, admitting a reutlems:. and Committee of Arrangements Dan: Borsa’ ope sige . Per x thas. Weber. slbdettied ST N. B There will be no cards of invitati 4 but our lady friends are most oordinihe ja pe NCE MORK, KIND FRIENDS, WE” O COME TO GRERE VOUT VERE of the SFEWART HOLLAND easu announcing to their Heeler tte Gores SN Ak LL at Franklin Bail streets, on TUESDAY. Feby 18 Ios e Committee pledge themselves to spare ther pai nelther Fains Nor expense to make this the Ball cote ‘one dollar, admitting a ay and rt Te ee, On RIDA EVEN: Ss ae i gent! ————— 0 1S ‘iat ASHIONAB: . at 3, evening at7, rvel a nT er bale Bi SP#iNe cain fo 16-6 F Fr MIEITARY goope-A LARGE AS- x Onmw HEAIEI, OFFICIAL. ‘M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 354 Penn- NNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PARTMENT OF STATE, sylvan svenue, four doors sy Sd eaee rer 300 PE Wasninoton, February 14, 1562 PRESENTATION, das pa Information ie hawe received at this Depart- CEN EEA OEFICERE sworps, EMILE DUPRE. ment fre a Mr. R. Suvgrerpr, the Consul General of the United States at Havana, that “the Supreme Government of Spain bas confirmed the exemption from export duty bitherto granted to ‘aguardtente de cana,’ rum @istilled from moles. ses, and the exemption from tonnage dues to such vessels only as, baving come in bellsst, Just Received and Opened, A large and first-class stock of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, Bell Goods, Jona W. GALT o- Be fo17St__ Four doors went of Brown's Hotel. Ww 1 K BETWE WaAsH- A SAR ISG PEREN CREEK, MARYLA’ daily to shall leave entirely losded with molasses Gens. Hooker's and Buckles” Divisions, on the fed 15-3tif Lower Potomac. consisting of: THE STRAMEK ARGO, SiGkwe ora — _ Pt. BE. W. Da 4 rades, Leaving Riley's Wharf, foot of 11th street, at 2% eae AUCTION SALES. waoeks returning same dey st 2 TEAS, eae oo gee o'clock. By J.C. ., Avotioncers. hments on board. COFFEE, vn By Theale _— GREAT ee tt Sage tEOANT For further particulars apply to Captain on - : ST INDIA GOODS, board. SE Bes LARD, On PRIDAY, youceary 2st, commencing at i NOTICE. FLOUR "clock &. m., To'ciock p. m, aed continuirg a Gai Oe Shaky Cath Ea BOREL . [Bree e erase Suiprith. No. 369 Seventh atreet, Netweenl MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, Scarier the largest, rarest an’ and streets. hee of— 6.8, 10.12 and 16 Quart Pans, &ec., &e, ke. it APANESE AND TY sod <GQuart sence Pane : CeAsT INDIA BOODS 1, 2and 4 Quart Buckets All of which he offers at lowest cash prices. lo sale in thi . Small. jam and large sized Water Buckets, Ever c ff red at public i be powatry: and ‘ere Basi 000. ‘Small ins. subg es ha cidoias Shieh will bolowmeden ed- 2 saan rt — Botlers and Pots. nepdey next. ote c* xian Ladies, Candlesticks, kon ko PIKE'S CELEBRATED WHISKIES. | aise Sor"Tusresep, So ina bee hee Together with a l= ig! assortment of Fanoy M ie oO x. goods Furnitar js, Mattresses Crookery, 500 barrels Magnolia, i tf J.C. Mo6UIRE & CO., Ancts. Class Ware. an > Sie maRea 500 barrels XXX, By J. MoGUIRE 4&0, A uot a Remember the numbor, 369 Seventh street, be- G3 ERNMENT SA 2 eat ‘and K streets. 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela. SURSDAY MORNING, F: at "Ye cost BONTZ & GRIFFITH. : vernment nese the 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barrels fine Old Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. JREASURY NOTE COUPONS Cashed by nF Seaae BS g foil iw 452 th st. HAVEL 9 cKs" Satlers and others wanting a good article of Waterproof Havelocks at 8 low price can be sup- plied by oslling on . SCAGGB, fe 17-1w* 434 Seventh street, Coy, AND CALF FOR SALE.—I wil offer for sale at the market yard on ureday, the 20th instant, if fair, if not fair on that AVELOCKS: All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heldsick, day, on the next fair market day,a very, which, belng bought low, we offer at unusually “ superior Cow and Calf. low rates. fo 17 St* LEWIS BAILY. upon as the goods chattels “f Jonn A Gries, TOC! aod wi 80) fo eatiefy judioiais \o. a} Ww seagate Ben ere TS = a term 1862, in favor o} son, sureivor off Prowrel f pote" SANTL WS fROmPLON™ Alto, Sole Agent for fo 11-tt E. Marabal be. enn, avonus, 7 % rT = aun af fe 15-tf under Browa’s. PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL. Were AL'S tS x] = - o ~~ ~ | SHIRTS! SHIRTS: | _ fed litt the cireut oourt'of the District of Col tpn tor op s, SHIRTS! hirt® (aes be to =p fos, ‘ea iD el atte to ing Shi q - | will ex pudiic . in worecnar odd’ sue cae hans Wit | FJORSES WANTEO FOR THE U. 8.G0v es Seor ofan Santen Web aee portent rereean Style and of material as | SEALED Pxorosats for the delivery in Wash- the follow Syacbkel oot at, te oe ~All de hey should be, will in 8nd leave their | ington City of 1450 CAVALRY and ARTIL- | fendant’s right, title, claim snd interest in and to number. SAM'L WTHUMPSON- LERY HORSES. for the U.S. Government, will | the south '3 fost € inches «f Lot No. Stan Square 570 Pa Syrowste Hotel, | be Feesived at the offloe of Col.,D. H. Ruoker. | 80:39 fronting on #th stroot weet, between S ss ws ae Depot Quartermaster in this city, unti! 12 m.,0n | together with ail and siveuidr the improvements P MODERN NGUAGES. MONDAY, the 17th instant. thereon, seized and levied upon 8 thelpronerey of iorm the pubite and hs former puns oat he hes | , Theee horsee wili be purchaeed in lots notex | L:win 8 Bark and willbetold Waatf Jone Ee jorm the’ 18 former e i & <5 Tesumied his private Lorene ie Langa en. site | coeding 200 each, and no bide will be entertained A WARD B LAMO! in schools and organized classes. in Frenshe Span- ish. and German. Persons wishing to join any of those o'asses oan do so by applyins at his rest dence, No. 349 Penn. avenue, epporite Brown's Hotel, or through the Post Office, Washington, D.C. fel T GOPARTNERSHIP, E Copartnership heretofore existing between Walter, Karmann & Bop » having been dissolved for 8 greater number from any one person. No bid will be entertained that is not endorsed by two responsible persons, who will guarantee that the bidder will comply with his proposition, fit should be accepted. Twenty five days will be given from the opening of the bids, for the completion of the delivery of the horars, U WEEN N AND U STREETS NOR AFTERNUON, Februar remises. by vir "25th, 196), and duly recorded i No. 298, folios 81, &c., ove of the Washington county, D.C, I | eel! jn consequence of the death f one of the firm. the | Of the above horses, 5 are required for Caval- gpeeres for 4 business w:/i hereafter be carried on under the name e title to parts of Lots namberi 2, in rm of WALTER & KARMANN. Weare pre} Ty and 950 for Artillery. videon’s b-division of equare numbered 387. routing 15 feet! inch on Tenth street west, pete and Os north, running back 12) feet thirty-fest alley, togeth: ni \. consisting ofa nest and built two-story frame Dwelling Bouse, with s back ee. Terme: Ove-third cash, the remai in tweive months, with interest, seoured by a trust on the premises JA8, H. SH FxRt A & to build to order, and keep constantly on anc, all kinds of the most farhionebie CAK RIAG ES of the very, work m: - Repairing promptly and earefully attended to at the most reasonabie prices, ‘Shankfal for past favors, we hope fora continu— Auce of the same, at our oid establishment, on D street, between 9th and 10th sts., No 346 up stairs, fe 15-Im WALT & KARMANN, RESH LEMON BISCUITS, 12 cents per Ib., Description of Horses required. CavaLay Honszs. From 15 to 16 hance in height; betwoen Sand 8 years of age; of dark colors; well broken to the saddle; compsotiy built and free from all defects, ARTILLERY Horses. To be from 15% to 16 hands im height; between 5 x deed Trustes. U . Anots, E and 8 years of age; dark oolors; free from afl de- | _i83\-2sw&ds J. M SPONGE BUT REN (ee 1 contss foots; well broken to harness and to weigh not less} By BARNARD & BUCKY. Auotioneers, SODA lo. 8 cents, than 1100 pounds, ome, Georgetown, D.C. SUGAR oO. Scents, The horses will be inspected by a board of officers | "TRUST; ee WATER do. 7 cents, detailed from the regiments requiring them. a tig 9 ood BROWN SUGAR, 9 cents, req - 1861, and of record, we wi. ery fine CoprisHe Scents, The undersigned reeerves the privilege of reject- | Lith day of February next at 3o’clook g Another lot of fresh ground COFFEE, ing each and every bid, should he consider the ail that lot of ground oa POTATOES and BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, interests of the service require it. wn as the easternmost part of At very low prices, at TEW undred and twenty-richt, (128.) in Bea! fel2iw* LA. DELLWI6’S, Navy Yard. cou gly niall acaca nti A FANE assortment of Ties, Collars, 8uspen— pee 3 PES, eg unkS, Hats and Caps, at | Baltimore Chipper, Philadelphia Press, New " : iJ merce! J. BYITH’S, No. 460 7th street, opponite | Bost yor ee anaee s Gomi gl Journal, SUPERIOR COTTONS AND LIN 30m yards best Sheeting and Shirtin, oe Mars ker en 3 Tras s80Ci8 in6 Awis BARNARD a BUCK Y, Ancts. = juperior Shirting Linens, Table Li: exe Napkins, Towels. and Towelings | selling off at the loweat EALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the Ss day of Maroh. 1862 at feu = or oe beet *SATTLE on ie heat 80 head oi Cattle to be delivered at Washi City, 008. each animal to average 1,3 pou > a fo 13 t J_W.COULEY._ | Veight; noanimal adm toh wees ee sroee THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON: NeEwo SOOpST Toa pounds gross. es Wmoh weighs lessthan | | 17 TRE ABOVE SALE I8 J se Just Reoeived— ; ; ‘Tne Catt be delivered at such times and in WALTER Ss. © 3,000 yards new and stylish Light Calioos, Light | such as the Government may require,| feb102awts HU ton pisgee Fiat Camila, Brtianta Nainnoox | Dyatgeint tr aeioaaeen ie oon be- mbries. Bri nts, BOO! [O} u > Muslins, Jaconet Cambries, the best] Hei! ‘ ted. FO SALE AN RENT. grades, atthe lowest aah ridee A bent! ‘with good End sulicleet esoursty will be zB —- D ~ . juired. PARLOE can . : FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, commu fe net : 523 Seventh rt.. above Pa, av. Ta ae to itself the right to pay in sting, eit Or without Horrd, No. 224 sev. RE REDUCED TO. 81.50 No bid will bs entertained when put in by oon. | Shit street, between M ani N sta, = U. 8, MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, theit Contacte ee reriously failed to comply with their contracts, or whe-e the bidder is not present _- needs se to respond to his bid. oTs FOR SaL& OR RENT. —We have five LI capt Pipecsticaait, Moan: VOLUNTEER. | “ide to be directed to Maj. A. BECKWITH, C,] Hanne ee gos & t Depot, which we wall i Cart Fauxce. leaving every mor S., U.S. A., Washington. D.C, low for oash, or lease on reasonable terms. pg poeg flows foot oft 1th Form oF Bip. particclsrsinguire of BARBOUR & SruMeES, ton fave igr aretunt ket. qgod toy 3] gtagent good Host Catbeoa thehaat ee Me Ooy, | Ter See “sf : n ticket, good for i OR RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, “located by tse G8. te ee herousonable | delivered at sonordine teins Re catanute oe | A furnished in Scsptal ieee oon gion Passcugére, and whose Taspetsorts Cot hese toes | closed advert at the want ieee ee eigbed | Scar be ee Apply at No. 454 Eighth ets be seen om board, No Alooholic Liquors taken.” | 08 the sonlgs, determined to be : ee to give foils 2w ment'of the “eis ufficient asad tales aun Sa PERHAM’S SECOND GRAND EXCURSION st-eet. at corner of L., s commodious F) ROOM, second story, suitable for two reationee FOR RENT—with Board, at No. 182 Telth felt . st Se ee To A ‘OR RENT—A 4elightful suit of ROOMS, NEW YORK AND BOSTON! 2), ov NE S, a, Peeps ist vacated Wyn U. Beeey From Baltimore to New York and Retu: Ss. From Baltimore to Boston nud Return i5.50 ‘Tickets for saleat Chandier’s Ci itand, National Hote), where fall partion cere banat ‘o through traine daily, leaving Wi at6 a. m. and 5p. m. oh radio gore Officer. inquire e375 E, between ‘th and 10rk ete, . fe 17-st" WO FURNISHED ROOMS T at406D rest bower A Fad 400 Bushels 0. Bi = J; Sie eerie : UILDING FOR RENT AND FURNITURE Fl oan BEAST Am ote go. to ri on or betore May ist. NORFOLK large four ef Y fea Be oo Bs AMERICAN SPECIFIC—The only safe, OYSTERS $ Peruitere and mate ee Disease-sure in from thane toons darn 5 a, 80 one atiias Pa avenue. r Jost arrived at Mitte ia fon th “yy! ling 14 feet high, can Reed ret st has Ly : | ag by 75 foet‘(one sed by fhe Unuea poo oan be hsd of the Store and Basement “OYSTER BAY,” 13th st. and Pa. av'e. I H. 9. HOOD ‘S Constantly receiving, and has siways on hand, et HER of alt the post colobrated &S thai mannufacti re land, Switzerland ard ‘America: both Roe) 0! Ja fe 15-8t* eo GIBSON RESTAURANT. of iy the Upper Kooms as fast as the stock and Silver cases. r ' tool St nae gate aes eee os Bee Sot yards esl BL etteek: Gen i je ala manufacturine ail kinds Bolt Resuming the old Seale le fe 15-3) EDWIN GREEN: r Ware, and keeps Swords, Revol- es. 3 OOMS TO RENT, furnished or unfurnished vers, Sword Belts ard ves. Our three © Vandal! and . 5 Kasors. Scisors, ‘Gold, Silver Steel Spe ra y Forrest—having suocessiu j ine, Bird and R with all ne | dunes as a Kopi inva Jowary Stare, and ait si ths Sety iouneck | surance that hey wilt esstenieee tee: pst ‘ce. No. 338 Pa avenus, between 9th and 10th | #8880n, thereby supplying hoi OFT TO RENT, second floor. 316 E street, sell With the best of Old Visetoie’s B : L Dear Willards’ Hose as oy Nie fost leetirers to resume the o| DAYTON’S BOSTON CRACKERS! be a DAYTON’S LEMON BISCUIT: Are manufactured out of premium flour; are highly recommended by physicinds for the sick, Sad justiy pronovnoed the best article madc. For sale br grocers in every town and city, and in Washington by — sere ls RAs, CHA NCE— ‘Oprietor A ity Rot puke eat rat cises so BS scene ects dae OOM TO RENT, suitable for» store. Apply to 8. & J. of Watohes, 10 Weshinnton AVES Taso mb ace BURCHELL conic Sates] [DEALERSIN WW ATORRS Weal og wa w Ri Rh la Neds MONS Or Peciisimn, | WATCH MAKERS Wile teaana wean Bi Cipils GS SE a, | Neal Meahaaen Ques ead i; BAH 2'CO ,corner D Pomp tg pyr Jobbing Materials, 10 ‘ashington Mealer Obie Sire, No Woe na set” | Se Seal uavatg pelle faving Terroseutd Sai LAND WARRANTS WANTED forming the trade that the anatmensure in. ine are in no way con- nected with any house or agents in t! a “fol iw JAY codke #90. ‘ie. Bemis Re of Boston House 10 Weekington Persons in wants rere Blows or Buok- | [V[%,PERDRIAT, Surgeon Ci eyes. raised in the loyal soil of Now Jersey. cinwse ‘Paras begets You that fom Ieave orders at No. 59 4 street, where iyremoyt Cotas ant Bgemae i ein, 80 GOLD AND SILVER COIN 7 3 10 TREASURY NOTES JAY COOKE & GO, fo lt-iw 459 Fifteonth street. GiQRIOUs NEWS-BURNSIDE'S EXP pare ts Tears 50 Pt ate prime Goshen feWst™ _No. 450 Bightth av. Liss oe street, Mein i. &« forty yeaah Be bik,