Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1862, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY SATURDAY..... .. FEBRUARY 22, 1862. {Oo Tkough Tex Stax is printed on the fastest Steam press in use south of Baltimore, its edition © large as to require ft to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock u.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Int-Migencer urges the inipropriety of de- positing the rebel fings, to be presented to Con- gress to-day, with the insignia taken by our arms in our past history, 2s it would impliedly confer upon the rebels not only the cbaracter of bellige. rents, but of a political community sufficiently definite to assume the appearance of a nationality. The Republican discredits the idea that the South Is to be reduced by constriction or starva- tion. —-2+--—____— UR MILITARY BUDGET. —_—o—— STILL ANOTHER BLOW ON THEM. The act of Commodore Foote and Gen. Grant, in proclaiming to the inbabitante cf Clarksville, Tennessee, that they may resume their business avocations witbout fear of molestation, in person or property, by our army or navy—explained elsewhere In to-day’s Star—is calculated te weaken the rebel cause quite as effectually as 2 great victory. Thus It bas already breught out eld Cave Jehn. son, the most influential man with the masses in Tennessee, to advise his fellow-citizers to avail themseives of this clemency of the United States. Secession has been the destruction of their lives, fortunes and business—the terrible curse of the existence of all of them for the past year. On finding that wherever the good old flag again floats in fhe breeze, protection and the ree- toration of all @«ir lost rights, liberties and bless- ings may instantly accompany it if they so will, as in this case, the people everywhere through- out the South wil! not only welcome the flag, but will aid our arms to re-establish the rightful au- thority of the Government, beyond al! question. a oe A DastanvLy Foueery.—Mr. N. C. Stephen, of Bladensburg, Md., hes placed in our hands the following letter received by him, and which it will be perceived is a clumsy forgery, as dis- ereditable in execution as in purpose. Other parties have received missives of precisely the same character, and in the same hand. It is not difficult to guess who are at the bottom of this contemptibie fe ty b ess, and no one can gtedge them all the honors they are likely to achieve by it Wasuineton City Feb Mr N.C Stephen Sir will youcall st my office fer your Negro Man Sylvester fer 1 Have Him saf Call sooa as Posibile fer thees Dam Yankes Will take Him if thay Know it & you must Harry uo Yours, W_D. Wattacu Fditer of. Star PC let no Bedy Know what you want to see me fer W. D. W. Star, office THE Frac Hoisten —The Union ensign wes hoisted for the first e to-day on the Navy De- partment flagstaff, by the faithful messenger of the Secretary, Lindsy Muse. a 5 a a a Execttion or Gorpox.—Yesterday, Captain Gordon, the slaver. suffered the extreme penalty of the law fn New York city—being the fist man ever executed for prosecuting the African slave trade. After parting with his wife on Thursda night, Gordon was transferred to another cell, and Lis « lothing thoroughly searched to prevent the possibility of any attempt at suicide. He then partook of some refreshments, lighted a cigar, and, calling for penand {iok, sat down to write lett About 4 o'clock yesterda: morning Gordon was discovered in convulsions, and a physician was sent for, who pronounced him suffering under the effects of poison. The prisoner efverwards admitted that be had takea a smai! powder which had been furnisbed him, and which he had con- cealed Ins crack under his bench. He continued in convulsions until about 10 o’clork, when the effects of the poison seemed to subside, and be rallied materially. About 11 o'clock he requested that a lock of his hair and his ting should be carried to bis wife. Gordon was taken from his cell to the gallows uarter pest twelve o'clock, supported by wwe Sof M shal Mui ‘s deputies Tae eppear- ance ort Gordon’s Tace was ghastly; bis fear was extreme; but with that assumed stolcism which has distinguished bim, he walked, or was rather —_— guilty to bis piece. He made no dying speech ‘As scon as the noose was adjusted, the black cap was pulled over bis face, the signal at once made. and in an instant he was dangling in the air. He died easily; but few convulsive motions were observed. He was dead in about five min- utes from the time the rope was \djusted, but the body was allowed to remain half an hour, when it was taken down and placed in a rough cofla, in which It will be delivered to bis friends. P sbucons raee —From the New York Evening Post ©! ‘bere is extreordinary animation on the Stock Exchange to-day, and prices of the State bonds move upward at the rate of 2,3 and 4 per cent at 2 single session of the board. The establishment of the great fact that we are able to conquer the Tebellion, together with tbe prospect of an imme- diate passage of the legal tender bill, produces a | ass odigious demand for those securities’ which have ‘2 Mnost depressed by the temporary triumph of Secession. Governments are active and higher. The en- tire list shows an advanceof ¥2% percent. The registered sixes of sold at 4, the coupons 290%. ‘The fives of sold at 8) ‘and that bid more. The 7.30 Treasury notes are firm at 9944 Th 4d market is decidedly active to-day, and the rate rises 3¢ per cent. in view of the passage of the sury Le e bill with the legal tender clause retained. Toe opening business was at 1084 103%; , closng at 100% ald3%. The foreign exchange market is a shade firmer, Or rather 1ess nominz!, boyers and sellers coming nearer together Yesterday the rate on London wes nominal et 1!3all4; to-dsy 113421) ¥ are the quotations for first class bil t Evacuate ‘45th instant, rep Ga. Residents ew ree for ti ‘harleston C ow: REV Cc. G. ‘AMES, OF iLLINOIS—THE Ide" wer ei act W edcesday cteel ret ‘ter from Savannah, of the the evacuation of Brunswick. 'y Where along the coast shou! imely removal of all valuables. er. pass st eee U MORRO eee nero! th and Sublets Piet usend False Pease ya A ¥ IVAL — he Enaies of Union Chapel . B. Church will hoid a Feat'val in Stotr’s rier of 2th street and she Pe e@ais ay on BUESDAY. and” WHDN SOR Fei NINGS cext. ‘ckeis 50 cente, eutitling the hold- er to admiteicu snd a good Supper Adiaasion, a supper, cents. Come ons, com: all! ONISN } pezuees. —Rev, J. MON. U \s0Or >on SUNvSY EVENING, rebey at Fheguniiowre invited, Admit: pene at OFFICE OF JOINT CO 1S- aati ‘Ore BEN his — + Washington, Febrecas = & meeting eine besrd. held this day, “Awes = t 2) persons having olsims w ‘d Coats Ries, Ghee are prov Med evention between the United States @ eat Republic conelnded on the 2d day of «1880, €o file memorials of the same wich the Beoretary’ ci this Board F ee we Davis ry pr °. S30 F ‘eet west xy ER MEE’ ral ay this work in the i or’e,} atthe corner of a m., ¥ a ate al ki a tol one eae ne, fe u F 7 ES, rim Sy Cen BOT ESR, 40 berrels Exot Cooring Las ry > x and Jellies, Cateage @ barrels No. 1, 2a0e § vores Adamant: 29 nis 2 ACRE 5 at 2.004 pounds Fei tera Hoar Sods Kiw'sur “4 LETON & BEALL. # As RAtivs soft shelt ol ALMONS NDS, . z | Som eee TELEGRAPHIO. COMMODORE FOOTE’S OFFICIAL Dis- PATCHES (PER TELEGRAPH) ANNOUN- CING THE SURRENDER OF CLARKS- VILLE. _ CLaRrxsviLie, Tenn , Feb 20, 1202. Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy. We have possession of Clarksville. The citi- zens being alarmed, two thirds of them have fled, and having expressed my views and inten- tions to the Mayor and Hon. Cave Johnson, at their request I have issued a proclamution assuring all peaceably-disposed persons that they may with safety resume their business avocations, requiring only the military stores and equip- ments to be given up, and holding the authorities responsible that this shall be done without res- ervation. I left Fort Donelson yesterday, with the Conestoga, Lieut. Commanding Phelps, and the Cairo, Lieut. Commanding Bryant, on an armed reconnoissance, bringing with me Colonel Webster, of the Engineer Corps, and chief of General Grant's staff, who, with Lieut. Com- manding Phelps, took possession of the prin- cipal fort, and holsted the Union flag at Clarks- ville. A Union sentiment manifested itself as we came up the river. The rebels have retreated to Nashville, having set fire, against the remonstrances of the cit'zens, to the splendid railroad bridge across the Cum- berland river. I return to Fort Donelson to-day for another gunboat and s'x or eight mortar boats, with which I propose to proceed up the Cumber- land. The rebels all have aterror of the guiiboats. One of them, a short distance above Fort Donel- 802, had previously fired an iron rolling mill be- longing to Hon. Jobn Bell, which had been used by the rebels. A.H. Foots, Flag Officer, Commanding Naval forces Western waters. From Fortress Monroe. eed THE SURRENDER OF THE CITY SAVANNAH TO THE COMBINED FLEET AND ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES CONFIRMED! are THE REBELS STILL ANX!OUS TO RUN THE BLOCKADE WITH TBE MERRIMAC. OF ae (Per Telegraph to The Star.) Battimore, Feb. 22, (from Fortress Monroe Feb. 21 )—The crew of the Fingal, which run the blockade at Savanneh, mentioned in yesterday’s despatch, were returned to Craney Island laeg night. No boat, however, came cut to receive them, and they were brought back. They were carried over again this morning and sent back to Norfolk. Three flags of truce were sent out to-day. It is belleved in Norfolk that the city of Sa- vanneh has been abandoned by its inhabitants and occupied by our forces. This information is thought to be reliable, al- though no particulars are ascertained. Notwithstanding the admissions of the southern papers that the Merrimac is a faliure, the latest information received is that some two hundred men are at work on her, and that considerable quantities of shot and shell are going on board. Their intention of making an attempt to run the blockade with her has not been given up, and it is thought that she may make her appearance here within a week. Every preparation has been made, and standing orders have been given for her due reception. Another French gun boat arrived last night. There are now four vessels of that nationality in the roads. The schooner Exertion, with smmunition, sailed for Hatteras yesterday. The steamer Metamora, from New York, ar- rived this afternoon—she is to go to Washington. ‘The new gun boast Pinola arrived, and also salled yesterday. More Glad Tidings from Te: see. THE PEOPLE DISGUSTED WITH SECESSION—EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE CALLED. Se. Lovis, Feb. 21.—Special dispatches from Cairo tothe Republican and Democrat of thiscity, state that on ‘Tuesday two Rebel regiments from Clarksville came to Fort Donelson and gave them selves up, saying they had been deceived and and were tired of fighting against the old flag. Itis declared that astrong objection will be raised by Tennessee against the force which retired from Bowling Green offering battle at Nashville. The Provest Marshal at Clarksville sent to Gen. Grant to come up and occupy the town at once. The officers of the gun-boats now lying there represent the Unien feeling as being very strong. The people state that they Lad been msde to be- lieve that the Union army was entirely composed of Germans and negroes for abolition Purposes, but now they see it isnot. They are anxteus to return tu their allegiance. Prominent citizens say that a similar feeling wil! prevail throughout the whole State In a week. Governor Harris has called a meeting of the Legislature next Monday for the purpoee, It is said, of having all the un: constitutional acts passed by them tmmediately annulled, and Tennessee officers and citizens de- clare thatthe State will soon be back in the Union. Generals Buckner and Jobnston are still at Fort Donelson. Gen. Collum has sent sixty nurses and ten surgeons to attend the wounded a; Mound City. Sr. Louis, Feb. 21 —Nearly all the Fort Donel- son prisoners have reached here, and are rapidly forwarded to their destination. Gen. Buckner is expected to-night, and {t is understood that the officers will besent to Colum. bus, Ohio. Important Report from Columbus, Ky. NO PREPARATIONS FOR AN EVACUATION —THE REBELS RECEIVING REINFORCEMENTS. Sr Lours, Feb. 21.—A Union scout, who was in Colambus on Tuesday night, reports that no preparations were being made by the rebels for the evacuation of that place. Fourteen steamers, with steam up, were atthe wharf, and a salute ‘was fired, indicating the arrival of a General and relnforcements from the South. The Case ef Gen. Buckner. Lovisvitix, Feb. 21.—The Journal was misin- formed with regard to the warrant issued by Jndge Carton for the arrest of General Buckner. He is under indictment, but it !s not probable that the civil authorities will demand him from the military authorities. The War in Ark: CAPTURE OF BENTONVILLE. St. Louis, Feb. 21 —General Halleck te-da telegra) to General McClellan that Genera! Curtis has taken Bentonville, Arkansas, with a considerable quantity of baggage, &e. J HAIR NETTS—BAIR NEPTS. OST Keceived a Inrge sssortment of those double and single chines Netts, assorted colors. Alvo an sesortment of Silk and Corded N MRS. LOWE'S Frint Store, 299 Pa. — Sth and and ivth atcecta, south side, T LYER SOAP— RE Bost artiste f oles. ing silver and plated . plate 6 gles, marb! ble, pains, &o,, ever iro PTS rey) pothins ol that can possibly injure the arr als by sir the gus uantity or Sigs sake, uate & g fe 21 st Metropotitant tints seni. [5 OWELS! 1,500 bimood ® bey ors =o Towoling, STR EAI ran pores wet ot ae ec eae _ 2 alvatibelowerty N NECA avy B and co, ego re tings, of the pro- ere Re A tee RBQLESALE OFFICIAL. Asnixax Lincoty, President of the United States of America: To AU Whom it May Concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that CLamor Frieprich Hacrporn has been Sppointed Consul of the Klector: of Hesse, at Philadelphia, 1 do hereby recognize him as such, and declare him froeto exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as are to the Consuls of the most favored nations im the United States, In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made patent, and the seal of the United ‘States to be hereunto affixed. — under my hand, at the city of Wash- ngton, the iéth day of FU sina D. a iainorion tee eat Of AMeTIOR (he SE RAHAM canna By the President: Wiitiam H. Sewarp, Seoretary of State, (1. 8.J [RON CLADSTEAMERS w Navy pee gg ASHINGTON Tho Navy Departm=-nt will, until "the 4h of March next, receive propositions for the pe Complete construction aad equipment of [ron-olad vessels for river, harbor and eosst defence. ‘These vessels. with the exception ofthose for the Misrissippi river and ite tributaries, Saten <3 2 peed by screws: those for the Missienippi river ‘ies may be propelled by paddic w sm a be eirher wholly of iron (which eferred) or of iron ana wood commned, Sethe projectors may consider most suitable for the t propo: o3, but their sides and decks must be protectod with an iron armature sufficient to re- sist the heaviest shot and abe le. vessels ior the Mi sissippi river ad cod ies Are not to d'sw more than six fully eemippe: snd armed they re to beable to mail of sine &nots per hour in ater, and carry sufficient coal in the bunkers for six days steaming at tat speed. Theic armament will consist of not lena than #1x eleven inch guns The vesse | for arbor delenze sre Rot ¢ draw mors than twel+e feet water when fully end armed,at which draft they are to maiotain a permanent epeed of fen knots per hour in smooth water, and carry euffirient noel inthe bunkers for seven daya teaming at that apead. Their armament w |i consist of not iees than from "2, 'o to four eleven inch guns. ‘he vessels for coa-t ic sienees are rot to draw more than tren‘y feet water when fully equipped andarmed,at whica ‘raft they are to beable to marntein & permanent sreed of,fitteen knots per hour at sea, and carry sufficient coal in the bunkers for twelve cays stesming at that speed, Their ar- mament wi'l coasist ofene or two fifteen or twen- ty_inch guns. The guns of the vesrels fur harbor and coast de- fence tot ain to s'! points of the compass with- oat change in the veassel’s posi The ositions must *tate the Lumber of ves- seis, subject to the e ec'ion of the Department, which the par'y propeses to farnish complete in every respso’.embracing armour, plating, steam machinery and faquipments of al) kinds. rsacy for sorvioe, oxcepting on y the ordnance and ordnance one: the proposition must be ee- compan ed by desoriptions.sp ostione, drawir gs nd models of such characte: that the work coud xecu‘od from t The piace cf ¢ within woich and tribut: ‘fne hull ry must be stated; the time eas! or veessls are to be oom P'eted. and & 3u the total eum to be pid for each. It will be stipmisted in the controct that one-bf h the tyts! amount will be retained by the Govern- mont until eixty dave after the recsption of the veseel, in order to give it a trial, the remaining paymente b ne 'swithdne regar ito the proper a1 pr sof tne work; the contract state for failure to perform companied by the guarantee fs contract ia awarded, it puly execu tte; aud the names of fhe re to become the ties to the t of the facs cf he contract will also be ap Tho bids mu.t Teauired by | will. be pre ‘ahe Department will corsider any other proposi tions that may be preserted in whieh the draft of Talove razed ia not exceeded The Department will beat liberty to ao rejeot any cr ail the Proponi AKK & CO., , CLARK & CO} ? CuAKK & CO. fer Ovr BOSTON CRACKERS, GRAHAM C CKERS, MIXED GINGhE CARES, accept 01 fox AVTON’S BAKERY, JAYTON’S BA KERY, JAYTON’S BAKERY, 56 ELEventH StRERT, Ber . Wak etween G and H NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE TO SUTLERS. fO SUTLERS. SPICED MOLASSES CAKES. SPICED MOLASSES CAKES. SPICED SUGAR CAKES. SPICED SUGAR CAKES. In consequence of the great demand for our Mo- lasses Ginger Cako and Sugar Cake, we have ap- pointed HUNT, CLARK & CO. Corner of E and 10th streets, principal Agents for their sale, IN QUANTITIES, IN QUANTITIES, IN QUANT TITIES. BOSTON CRACKERS, Fresh every day—warm from the oven make de- licious food Ten Cents Per Pound. DAYTON’S CELEBRATED MINCE PIES. Hotel-keepers, Heads of Families, and Sutiers &re invited to try our excellent Minos Pies. Our MINCE PIES need only to be tried to be Sppreciated ; price $10 and $12 per hundred. JAMES L. DAYTON, Bakery—456 Eleventii street, feb 2I-iw between 6 aad H. TWATER’S ADJUSTABLE ARMOR, that has been eo thor-ughly teated at ment of the campsaronnd Washington, may be procured at the.office of the subscriber. Certificates of com- mandiug officers. showing the power of this Ar- Mor to resist the force of bullets, bayonet thraste, and sabre strokes, may bo seen at the 6 place. HENRY L. RIVER, Attorney for the Com any, Uiiee on Ith etreot, next to Riggs & © os rn HE FINEST AN” BEST STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING in Washington can be fucd at BAR & BRO.S Ketablishment, @urnor of & and 7th sta. LL SIZ d¥: fromt the age of 4 years up onn be filted outa: BAK & BROS. corner &nd 7th streets, at much iese ie usus! prices. pete nechsnincadate senate Sermbeih | yk p AND STRANGERS, look aa your interest! Loot for the corner of E and 7th streots—it is the pisoe to buy fine CLUTAING for but little mozey. bie EIS stor. WHEN YOU COME TO THE COR- ner of E and 7th streets, and ie ssuit of fine CLOTHING at G10, $12. $15, 8 t BAR *% BRO’S _fo20-Im* Pashionable Clotning Establishment, (CBEESE-CHEE:! TO CONNOISSEURS. prshitonvehalacte gel REESE cubes Bam; also, Sugiien Daizy, ar 46 MITH & HART, (Branck of P, Tiernan & Son, Baltimore,) 511 Seventh street, fo 18 3: Next to National Inteiligenoer. AVELOCKS! HAVELOCKS! BE neon) and others be ry & xood article of ried oes Bavelooks ata low price can gate by esliing on AGH: 434 scute street, I. - 0. HOOD 3 Constartly receiving san ha * “whys on hand. & full of ail the moit set brat Wasoltes haat ate: manufact ured. ia ele Switzeriacd a: d America. both in Goi; ard Selivoreee: He sleo ksepes large ctoux fine JEWELRY ofthe most desirabie styles set with epee Emerelar, Rubios and ail o Gems. Hos also manuiae(urine all Bina of Boltd Su Silver Ware, avd keeps & rs, Sword Belts and Sashes. ee Razors, Scissors, Gold, Silve Stee! Epscts- gles, and f. great qanety ss —_ A vaual'y opt in a Jewo ry Store, anda’ 18 very | price. No. 335 Pa avenne, between 9th and Toth streets, —_——_____*0 16tf_ INE t t of T i A ee genor ey fone ¢ Co — Suspen- SMITHS, No, 460 7h strost, onponiie Bost whet T MOORE A 8 Pe neen Pee Was Bssor| me ¢ Bese ies Bac Cheers, Saverio Escere. a ENT ‘3 Furnishi Sabres a all A that omnes ye a uifaad ample wtock t fe 18-6t vlna WHOLESALE, shay ge BOARDING. al Jenene FO. i GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS epee it to a quoity Eee Office 5 ae at Ase aidsontey fara fe 2 iw F®2 WHARF, GEORGETOWN, D. c. M. Remar becl 8 be preserved sibs hie sic. ee es aoe penas! 1 oftnet eh Dart, ier ‘an! me "a2 sawed HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. Gronorrown'® en 2 en iN, Y's the seth, jastan! sen a ie behdenare om ra, mm “eid Wi LAIRD, Clerk. Boeken GLOVES! BRamsbur: rg & Ebert, 105 ned Staerz, GEORGETOWN, D, O, Fo oa GAUNTLETS aed Buckskin Beawers eet beet ae ian THE ILLUMINATION. PARAFFINE WAX . CANDLES, PRIME QUALITY, ADAMANTINE AND SPERM CANDLES. FOR SALE BY JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 Pawn. AVENUE, Between 9th and loth streets, (south side;) and No, 10 Royat Strext, nzar Kine, fe 1 2t DAMANTING GANOUR NE CANDLES!! 60 Boxes Adamsntine Candles, gooi quality, Jast received, G6 & BURCHELL, fe 20 Corner By at.,and Vermont =e ISTRICT OF SOLomMBta, INGTON CouNTY, Mh Court, February 9, Ordered, re of reepsot to those who ha reoent!y fai ngs bee re polly four common Country, &s weil as to their surviving comrades in arms. that this Court stand adjourned to Frivay next, and that the regulsr term for Setartay,, vod 22d instant, be puto to Tucsday fol) — M. ‘r. PURCELL, True Copy—Test ‘Mose, KELLY. ten of Wills. fe20 Alexandria, To wit: To SUBSCRIBERS. Ki Nurse SUNDAY MORNING CRRONICL , Subsorivers, eB the Fourth, ifthe and Sixth Wards. who have heretofore fniied to receiv CHRONICLE regular'y. will confer favo the uncersigned,b 2 fac! publication office nd Pennsylv: ie, paramed oharge of the de- SEs. in these and tue other Ric afford the Paige Will plesse pay no money on account of subsori ion fo any other garrioes than wyeelf or my we eesisian! JAMIN ROAD: par. Washington, D. C., ae 1862, HE UNDERSIGNED is 214 Penn ivanis. avenue, m No. 8, for afew di * ht Rite tn er Bly Merchant and tar) _ fo 19 at cs * bf Testor Maes. BF SUBSCRIBER Will ae in the way Lage se or loan, msi! sums for ayes t ods. on Diamonds, ‘ches, valuable Jewelry, Or any description of satisinatory ry securities, faay or or jentionan who rue like to a a umn porari! io met mann ms) by arplving at Port ay Btel M street, between son Gand ; 4 mi 11 to 2 o’olock. ee eS TS MILITARY COMMANDERS, = ficient consideration = Lie Sntcy in & volunteer regi fence iNew York ( war arm eer: fe vd, an ‘ toy ey the re arm y en ¢Mcer intel resign it jor. ‘Gonuruni 1on8 for three days x) avdreesed ‘meet with eCoundontial 393 Tenth street,” wil romet attention. fe 19-3t* T UOPARTNEREH!P, HE Copartnership heretofore ex: ating, Waiter, Licata & deat ving Tred in ype a oe the death o: one of ie frm, the Seste eas Wil! hereafter be carried on name mof Waren KaRMAnn. years to build, to sont fan Kinds of the mos! hisetie OaKHiA ere oe very wor! rent epairi oarefuliy atconted to ‘at the most oa ouabi ‘Shanktul for — at ger we fora oontinu- Bnoe o} ae oat o'd eis “isin WALTER & KARMANN.” OYSTERS—OYSTERS. QG::-: arisen BE OD) | czar ye EouhneS N Strent, betwoen 9th fe 15-1m by which the entire fisv> NS o_ Oyster is retained. he RE ARL 8A CON. 3 ope Ponn, avenue, op 5 qi be in ite of teem ote, fi aud oer ser- vioe, All e luxury will be rewa: by se ce end Boh, Ferm ies. Ro Ce keg, or = 4 le rates, Guards, ts, which No Goods at retail. aculy. Printed '00l8, &0.. ceca = ee ox cnig THs. 380 Soveuth trees | 2, 46-8) 10. ane 3 Ont Seem (Po SUTLER® AND ornEns. SRANDY PEACHES, 10 dozen, % dozen FRESH PEACHES, 90 dozen STRAWBERRIES, 90 dozen PINE APPPLES, ® dozen PIE FRUIT, CURRANT JELLY, 38 dozen FRESH TOMATOES, GREEN CORN, GREEN PEAs, TOMATO CATSUP, PEPPER SAUCE, SAUERKRAUT AND PORK, LOBSTERS, CONDENSED MILK, - CRANBERY SAUCE, 10 BARRELS PRIME WESTERN BOLOGNAS. Just received and for sale at the lowest cash prices. by BARBOUR & SEMMES, fe l8-lw No. 65 Lousian3 avenue, NEW D. Ww. WaSsH- A MNKs ANS ite : MAN Gens, ls a St is Bieiaions on the THE ST e ga ea bee Carr. FE. W. ving Riley's Wharf, foot of sth at 10 o’clock, on and after Mon“ay next. ‘Mth met., returning same dav at 134 ° _ Refreshments on board. e@ Slenchwsy Fre gh! taken at reasonable TRIP ON SUNDtY. sther partioulsrs apply to Cos 9 e' By KLE ac aA or fo 15-8t* NORFOLK OYSTERS Just arrived at “OYSTER BAY,” 18th stand Ps. ave L.\ TITCHED LINEN (SHIRT B MS. — S' bang penaes from low priced up to all OF axnelions , pinens, ed ry ed ia Fain figures. Also, cur wu fall sock of (.:nen rhirtings. 10 oases Cotton Shirtings, of a! hest brands. E a oe . fe 19-6t Pa. avenue af Ni Ree” TO RENT, snltabic' fe Ee Te, eopely supply store. Apply toe. & J Of Watches, 10 Weehineton Bosidine DEALES3 IN WATCHES Wo ong do TRE : veg en exam ine the sook of 8 & 3, whio! ey are eelling er cent ower than an; other house im the city. 5 10 Wathington ‘Bud, ing. oe eslling on YERS to purchase Watch Sopcale. Watch Glasses, “Tdolse and ape Jobbing Materials. 10 Washington aildim & J. MYERS, forming the tradé at they are in ro nected with any house or {7 Branch of Boeton Building, Washington. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY! FARE REDUCED TO AND HOUR ALTERED BY 7 U. 8. MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS—Reinverr, Capt. Kiehi; VOLUNTEER, Capt. Faunce, On and after February 30: 20th. ppt day (Sundays excepted,) ~ 1 o’clock, from Jones’ whs f, llth street, and Gen. Hooker’s division and M ene | at gg re at taken at are- cu rate. loen by the carry Paseen- gers and Freight. and whose Inspector's Cortehcate may be seen om board. ‘There bosis are new and in fa order, make as fast time as any other sts on the Potomac. GEO. T STANLEY. Arent. PERHAM’S SECOND GRAND EXCURSION To NEW YORK AND BOSTON! From Baltimoreto New York and Return 98 From Baltimore to Boston and a Return $13.50 Ngticnnt fo aplont a if less Cigar Stand. tn the jo" where fa. ri may Bop throu; es h brains das iy" leaving Washington m. Panes sood Noir return on or before May ist. ouss—1 Altsreed sua SPECIFIC.—The only safe, speedy and certain cure for ® certain Privase Disease—oure in {rcm three to six days. Sold only Bt 113% Ps. avenue. fer aN POLIS NY. a3 3 ED I P. QD...02 YSTERS! ores An Oyster Shipping C. any has been formed for the purpose, oF P stop) vine Washington m Sod ite Vieini' Ovsters. Li peri 10 to I zm ne day,oan bi iy eri, ‘Oysters in shel: sent in bags or oa load bushels can be b: 7's notice; for & less cr all at 66 Brace street, Georgetown, 1). $ rs shipped by this company isas ih, if not moreso eny others that oan be inthe District. 1. Ovatera are upened one same day ty taxen irom the agg tp ht. AL a he S.n6_m, directed to WIL!iAM ANCH, Annapolis, mavager for Comipany, wit bo promot atts ag ‘m* Mousnine s1 SLES OF NEW AND MOD- ern soice and te Plan and Checked Silks for Black Wash Silk xtra Wane Black Silke all widths and prices, Real Parts Kid Gloves for indies, all sizes and anki ~t Good ts A of Dry @ ‘onstern correspondents send ples dm) une price only marked in pin figures, An Inapeation Cf eek ri BO Obligation to purchase, 05 fe 18-6t Pane pa oon ek st. ew a $39,) ve to inform tse ue that that they ve 6x- toned ohas Express Ss ieeiiee sek and are now pe Jewels = the Pe Maudie, ow nad Wrentern' Sietes ant Comma’ h SS ee wncqualled factlicies to all wh favor us with their aoe For tari and eres her i informa tion apply to TH —— = oe ae LURE! Third at, 20° door baow Fe. E Paste x 'p ja3-Sm srget, shoe variety "By; ot ruiectmanaas promptly FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ana neatly excouted. Store duy end evening for the scoommeda- tion of SHED calor er tren pee | eases Snee_——EE BER pers a BOOTS ON: SWhors, 324 Pein arene eet Clagett’s Dry Goods o prevs: eA. EN’S RUBBER BOOTS ™ At 8 a fo 12-tf = Penn. av.. Bac! 2 . G. EPCHISON. No, 19, ath snd ch N.B. Punting done ‘ fe1-1m @ Bigts: SHIRTS: (ao 63 per cenit —— J. W. COLLBY, AUCTION SALES. EE Rec lle THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW “Br J.C. MeGUIRE & CU, Avctionsers, G®=4T rier Bet Eoant 22 PRIA apa Ziet, a atio ter to dar atl the hee a] Bol! tne second 6 rs —_ yes ke re Aiiog most ee weer ca erarset, of thane on eae goods will bes: and free exhibt- Saloon Thareday, instant, wwe vet J.C. MeGUIRE & O0., Auots. ——$<$< $$ FUTURE DAYS. By WALL & } BARNARD. Anotionsers Corner Pa. av. UCTION—On TU Ay MORNING, February 35 commer ine at 10 Rigen wil sell, eee aed whom it 1 ee neton ARRELS & 2 WALL & rc ol Avcts. Ry WALL & BARNARD, Auctionerrs. Corner South side Pa. an. Neath street Pie MeTORY CALS OF Bp ny ee Busines. On TUPCOAY NORNIAG, yond commene'rg at will 10 o’clork, we eat our Auction Kocm: a rererve, the stock Sutier’s ceol:ning §) Barrels Crushed and Yello and Brown Sugars, Barge of Green and Burnt ¢ 2 » pane ste-n Cut ing Cheese, Boxes of Chewing acd bund “- A —J Tobacco, (asks "Cipcincat: Hams and Kuts Mackerel and Barrels — Cases Sardines and Herrings, ‘ vine G Br-ndy shiedam Echraps. by By snger, Ratpberry, anc ad’ "Binekberry Sherry a and ni Madews, Wine, Millers Ry ore. Be re, Bourbon snd Ward's and Crow & Son's eg e ean, po Spirits, and Seoteh a Cc |, Sutlere’ With ee Felt he iconey “fy with sold without seugemente WALL & poe ted Aucts. pies C MoSUIRE & wear Anot: STEE’S SALE OF NEAT Tiree Sanne Ley BEI WEEN _N an MONDAY AETERNUON: 5 look, on the ———, Octobe: 5th, wS No. 36, fohos Wosbinyeen oon nshapion coum BE abl Wideon’s sud division of square numbered ting 15 feet! inch on Tenth street wes’, between N and © street» north 12) feet toa thirty -feet a ley, togeth Dgelling Bouse, with» back Terms: Ore third cash the romaindor ingix twelve ‘months. With interest, seoured a . trust on the premises Bis aVEELL jaS' Mwkds J. MoGUING. & ee A YS a By BARNAKD & BUCKY. Auctioneers, RUSTEES’ ean et 7 TR dont of truat from Wm. W. MeNee cers dee" 1861, and of record. 3; 4. lith'day of Feb uni: gsctown nOwn as the castermues t part — aud Swenty-<: ight, as to Georgeto raun’n; feet, with the i story frame ho 6. Terme of eaie: One-third of the pu: to be paid in cash; and the residue at instalments. at three, mx and nine months, interest, to be secu: red aL dip ‘in Beall'enddinion inharton ‘TER HUGH C. cA PER TOR “Ne teston Dan’ he =e Trustees Georgetown Build’, pepooie tawte BARNARD & BUCKEY, Avcts. (7 TRE ABOVE SA SALE IS POSTPONED to the 13th day of M Sroh next. ALT: RS. COX fob 10 20wts HUGH careeren { Trusteos. jesori to fradact's = title, s Ary pa i 4 3 Ffost 8 inches of Poestreate on ang cask oon usyies E eceLS: Fen HOUSE F a use—situated very near the Bridge, ands besutrf21 lo. ation ; house has al! the modern improvem -nts—gas bath, water, &o. Aé- drers or call upon Mr Ux ME, corner B.idge and Congress streets, Georgetown. Ld CoMmOR TABLE 4g AND opan - R POR RE if wished inquire ot Star pe ” Woarae ee ee CURMPaK D. ROUSE, with cas, Potomac and rooms, on* rent (lke to tae ith bae aged epee ih ” 4 if aire at 364 Seventh street. ah above |. ri. teat x 'OR RENT -— At a short distance from F°. ie, Departments, four Coats fernished CHARS BERS anda Paki oR, at ‘ourtwep’h street, second doorror h«f UL. Board r ved te 20-2." ‘M. MYERS. 0 arya vito af agreed Unfermshed “ROOMS, mm 20, connecting Bud of large size, with As} Need wear The most rer reter- enoes given ard red, A note —s ard atthe Office, real Dame god will With due attention. fe at" u Vey Rose NE. CITY Paneth Rove ate eee ee : sh riok ‘Dwelling. Sarr] ‘with all imp - —o ie Sentry po (o6U. _fe 2 st st aves, SEE mE oe oo ESIRABLE DWELLING. pasty D* THE KIRKWOOD HOUSK HOw sabe= ortab'e and well built ‘e-— Dwelling-House. with ze an he =e - Vieiuiti Satiests jouse, is off sre BBL chambers, fo 20 i amin deine Morente. Spe ROOM POR 8A! STREAM ART RON FoR SALE ANB f ott, ~md matter ~ Nhe on : T the Store Stap.e Goods. oo custom, etic MAN, & prospect of maki: ‘or terms, &c.. inguire atthe premisce, WN 5 street, between Ponn, avenue ind B eae are Eos iinree Vas eB =e (eee enact eae dy nia 3 Pe aed ees iw arNe ot PLE Gar tia ferns ehsa