Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1862, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASTINGTON CITY: MONDAY..... ..... FEBRUARY 24, 1862. (P'Though Tax Sraz is printed on the fastest Bezin press in ure south of Baltimore, its edition is so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent In before 12 o’cloc® uj; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Ovn Fatenns at the various military camps and positions will confer a favor by keeping us posted as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer treats upon the casuistry of the seceding representatives to the United States Congress, who are now so extremely jealous of represent2' ve honor and public faith, in the rebel Congress The Republican commends Senator Morrill’s emancipation bill. oo C.Losep.—The public offices are closed to-day in consideration of the funeral ceremonies at the Executive Mansion i> The last six months have witnessed a great increase in the naval force inthe Gulf. Fromtwo smal! steamers purchased, fitted up in haste: for the service, and senton tothe blockade off the Mississippi, the squadron has increased in two eam and two sailing frigate, twosteam and four iz sloops-of-war, fifteen ateam gunboats, five ix schooners, besides several captured hich have fitted up as gunboats, mak- ing atotal of thirty-five vessels, mounting three hundred and seventy-five guns,and manned by five thousand five hundred seamen. These vessels are at present blockading fourteen ports—four on the ceast of Florida, one in Alabama, two Mis- sissippl, alx in Lou! and three in Texas— besides cruising : the coast between Key West and Mexi Tre Tsams to Be GRraxnten —Everybody is inquiring, on what terms will the military opera tions against the insurrection be terminated ? We believe we can answer this question, as fellows—-viz: A hearty return to their allegiance en the part of the peopie of the States in arms against the 1 , except the leaders and most active supperters of the rebellion, and especially those of them whe ve been in the civil, mill- tary or naval service of the United States—the chief traitors and conspirators whe have worked the mischief in the South The loyalists everywhere will never be content unless they banich themselves or are duly pun. ished In their persons, {f eavght. Miss Cugst: —The wonderfully successful debut of our charming fellow-townswoman, Miss Chestney, is within the memory of all, and there has been a general desire to see heregain. This desire is now to be gratified, and Miss Chestacy commences to-night Vashington Thes 2 round of p ed to well test ber abil Lez beauty and talents there can be no d U7 The Assistant Secretary of War has re- ceived a letter froma friend in New York, contra- dicting (upon relHable authority) the recent state- ment of a Richmond paper that the steamer Vic- toria had succeeded in breaking the blockade, and carried 15,000 stand of arms into New Orleans, It fs scarcely necessary to contradict what Rich- mond paperssay. I> From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, and from Shillington, Odeon Building, we have the Atlantic Monthly for March, containing articles by Whittier, Mrs. Stowe, Edward Ever- ett, Holmes, Prof. Avassiz, Jas. Russell Lowell, and other literary writers. Better.—We are glad to announce that the third son of President Lincoln, Thomas, wo has been Ill for seme weeks, is decidedly better, and it is now hoped will speedily recove-. UF Five thousand of the Fort Donelson prison- ers have arrived at Indianapolis. Many of the Privates are anxious to take the oath of allegiance. Cornection.—The agent for the Associated | Press makes the following statement explanatory of amatter which bes created some discussion: Wasutxcton, Feb 23—The following para- graph, heretofore stated, added to the official report of the first day’s proceedings of the, late Rallroad Convention : “Secretary Stanton paid a bigh compifment to the young an¢ ant friend at bis side, Major- General \ , in whom be had the utmost confidenc: d the result of whose military , and well-matured plans were now exhibited to a rejoicing country.’ The officers of the convention having been ap- lied to in various quarters to say whether this language was used by Secretary Stanton, ‘feel bound to state that such was not the case, and these words above quoted were added after the report bad been furnished to the agent of the As- sociated Press. ‘Th! signed by Erastus Corn- ing, president, and Thos Rimler, J As the article in question occas ment, especially among those unscquainted with the few and pizin facts in the case, the agent of the Associated Preas hen a former assertion, that the paregraph was himself added to the official notice of the prockedings It was based on a statement from recollection of what was said on that occasion, without pretending to ver- bal accuracy; and further, that tke information was not offered, but furnished on application It now appears, from the only authentic denial ob- tainabie, namely : of the President and one of the Secretaries—th.i the impression made on the mind of the informant, was erroneous. FrvanctaL.—From the N merce of the 22d. Foreign Exchange is very ‘irregular; prime commercial bills are not quiteas plenty, but there is little inquiry of the bankers for remittances, The totai receipts to- day at the Sub ‘Treasury were $53.203.57; total payments, $603,318.77 leaving a balarce on hand in specie and demand notes of $5,027,536.52. The receipts for duties to- day at the Custom House were €194.299 54, of which $2,292.36 were in Treasury notes, bea; og interest, and the remainder in demaad notes. The Aaistant Treasurer received to-day one million dollars in bends for distribution te the banks, including the first instalment of the de- nomination of $500 - Y. Journal of Com- Tue Twenty-Szconp in BaLtinore —The day was ushered in with the ringing of bells, salutes, &c., and at 10 o'clock the national flag was displayed upon the Court House, Masonic Hall, where the Usited States cours are held, and at other prominent points. At 12 o'clock the firing of national salutes began in earnest, the fort on Federal Hill leading off with the first un, end followed by Fort McHenry, Fort Mar- shall, United States receiving ship Alleghany, national vessels be members of the Fountain Wreckers Union Association fired a salute of 100 guns. In the discharge of the last gun the cannon burst, severely injuring several + some for life. The W. t was handsomely decorated wil) flowers and wreaths, and the national flag hoist. ed at the tp The military parade was quite impcsing the —- consisting of two squadrons of lary. and cavalry Second Battery of Massachusetts Artillery, 17th Massachusetts infantry, five com- panies of the 4th New York volunteers. detach- ments of 67th Pennsylvania and 4th Maryland segtanante, and the 34 and Sth Maryland Treg!- ments Flag preeentations were made to the Sth Mary- land regiment, &7th Pennsylvania and other or- ganizations, acd national emblems displayed at almost every point. The large mansion of Jerome Bonaparte, Exq., on the northeast corner of Park and Centre streets, wes decorated with three silk flags most superb} made and trimmed. Two were the Stars ap Stripes, whilst the other was the national fi the Freech. In the afternoon, whilst the York Zouaves were passing the house on thelr way to the W arg eo Monument, a lady of the posed <p and waved the American ensign, which was courteously acknowledged by the iment, who gave en appropriate salute. 2 or two rebel flags (among them a black one) were dispiayed, but ager concealed on the appearance of ‘he pelice. cere- monies, under the direction of the ater fet authorities, took place at noon at the bir? gen Jnstitute, and at night m: if publi ic and private bulldings were beautifully Miuminated THS DAY IN ALEXANDRIA Arrangements were made by a large number of citizens, as well as (be Government, for an illumt- pation, and a few of the former carried out their intention, though 2 general illumination had been ‘The national tag was hoisted over the new office of bead parser aed the depot of of the Loudon and and hes delivered by Lieut. — ——- tes were fired from Fort worth and the various batteries on the left wing of the army, and the loyal citizens assembled to hear the reading of Wasbington’s Farewell ‘Address, OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FORT COLUMBUS. Yesterday a dispatch reached the headquarters bere, from an unofficte! source at Cairo, announ- cing that the Stars and Stripes were then floating over the rebel fort at Columbus. It was not credited, as it was known here (at the headquarters) that the expedition to which it was alleged that the rebels had surrendered Columbus had been ordered simply for recon- noltering purposes, rather than to make an attack. We telegraphed to Cairo in the course of the day for more particular information, and received in reply, from a reliable source, the following dispatch, showing this news to be incorrect: Carro, Ill., Feb. 23, 1962 —Ed. Star: The steamer thatcame up first from Columbus brought report that Columbus had surrendered, and |! was reported all over town in five minutes, and seemed to be reliable. {t turns out to be 8 mistake, I am sorry to say. NOT EVACUATING MANASSAS Reliable information Is in this city, to ‘he effect that no considerable force of the rebels have left their position at and in front of Manassas. Many of their re-enlisted men having been furloughed for sixty days, toenable them to visit their re- spective homes, have, however, departed. As they filled (in departing) a number of trains for some days, the rumor tbat they were going away by regiments, got out. Their departure does not amount to materially weakening the enemy in our front, though it is very questionable whether they will ever again join their respective regi- ments, owing to the successes of the arms of the United States, the destruction of their railroad connections, &c NAVY YARD The Stepping Stones left the flotilla at an early hour this morning, and came up to the yard. She reports nothing new down the river. The steamer Metamora ran the blockade at an early hour this morning, and has reached this clty. Six or eight shots were fired at her from the secesh batteries—the only time they have fired at anything for a week or more—but none struck her. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM COMMODORE L. M. GOLDSBOROUGH. “U. S&S Fras Steamer PHILADELPHIA, eff Roanoke Island, Feb 14, 1862.—I forgot to say to you in my pencil note, closed and mailed an hour since, that never on earth wasa greater lie per- petrated by the hand and head of man than the one in the slip of newspaper you sent me, statin that during the violent pale we encountered I was taken down with an attack of rheumatic gout, and entirely disabled. There is not a scintilia of truth in it; nor was there the slightest ground for it Throughout the whole gale I was in perfect health, and as busy asa bee. And as to my re- mark about my volunteer officers, and my in- vocation to heaven, it is all pure fiction, and only calculated todo harm and wound sensibilities. My volunteer officers are all sdmirable men, and do their duty vloriousiy. This very day’ you ought to receive the tidings of our doing In these waters; and, oh, Low well [ know your hearts will rejo'ce. The God of battles has been with us, and to him we owe everything My officers and men are tru uly glorious’ ANOTHER RECONNOISANCR TOWARDS CENTER- VILLE—CAPTURE OF ELEVEN REBEL PICK RTS. A reconnoisance was made Saturday morning from the division of Gen. Smith, consisting of the Cameron Dragoons and three’ regiments of infantry, all under the command of Col. Fried- man. The infantry separated for several Points, ape Vienna, Flint Hilland Hunter's Mills, to temporarily remain there asa reserve for the cavalry, while the latter proceeded toward Cen- terville, making a circult within the lines of the rebel pickets. The result was the capture of eleven mounted rebel pickets, two of whom belonged to Steuart’s Regiment, acd the others tp Rausom’s Ist North Carclina Regiment. There was an exchange of some twelve shots, but the only person wounded was one of the North Carolinians. The prisoners were brought to Washington yesterday afternoon and are confined in the old capitol building. No Information either as to the position or strength of the enemy at Centerville was ob- tained. The reconnoitering party started at 3 o’clock in the morning, and were absent from their camps about tea hours. — ——-—+»+ e+ REBEL ACCOUNTS, (Telegram to the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. 20.) GENERALS PILLOW, FLOYD AND BUCKNER CUT THEIR WAY THROUGH THE PEDERAL LINES Avovsta, Feb. 20.—Passengers who reached ! here from Nashville to-night, assert that Brig. Gens. Pillow, Floyd and Buckner, after a gallant defense of two days, cut thelr way through the enemy, and are in the nejzhborhood of Nashville. Gen. A. S. Johnston was at Gallatin, and had no idea of surrendering Nashville. (The possengers must bave left Nashville early Tuesday morning, provided they made all con- nections, in order to reach Augusta on Wednes- day night. The news they communicate there is up to Tuesday morning.) THE TENNESSEE NEWs. At the time of writing this we have received no dispatzhes from the West. If, at a later hour, any should come, they will be found in the tele. grapbic column. A dispatch was, however. received bere yester- day from an officer In the Quartermaster’s Depart- ment, dated at Cleveland, in Tennessee. This is a point near Chattanooga, and is in railroad con- nection with Nashville. The dispatch states that Generals Johnston, Pillowand Buckner were at Nashville, witha large force, and had madea stand. The commissary stores were represented as all safe. This statement seems so reasoneble in all its parts, that in the absence of more direct informa- tion, we butld strong hopes upon it. The tele- graph must surely be down between C’ eveland and Nashville,as we receive nonews from the latter, where We most naturally expect it DISASTERS AT FORT DONELSON. [from the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. 20 } Very few of our readers, we presume, placed much confidence in the Northern reports which have reached us by the flag of truce from Fortress Monroe, in regard to the number of Confederate prisoners taken at Fort Donelson. We find, how- erer, that the Yankee rcport of fifteen thousand prisoners being taken is not much greater than the report which has obtained curreney in some por- tions of the South. The following ene} dispatch was pub- lished in the Columbus (Ga ) Enquirer of the 18th inst., and also in the pyres (Ga) papers of the same date : CoLumaus, Ga., Feb. 17.—The follow'ng dis- atch was received here early this morning, cau: fo intense anxiety and excitement: HATTANOOGA, Feb. 17—Fort Donelson has been taken, with 13,000 Confederates. Nashville bas surrendered. Later dispatches from Shelby- ville confirm the taking of Nashville by the Ped- eralists Itis strange that such dispatches from excited private individuals should find their way Into newspapers inthe South. Nashville has not been surrendered, mor ts there the slightest existence, $0 far, to sustain the statement of the capture of 13,000 Confederate soldiers, SICKNESS OF GEN. BEAUREGARD. From the Charleston Courter, Feb. pt With deep regret we learn that General eau- regard is sick, in Nashville, of typhoid brotde Bad or sore throat. Ve understand that prayers offered up in our several iene ete on mending bim to to the Divine prol ¢ NOTICE.—A meeting of tho Tavern BDG iy. Hotel keepers yillbe eld W EDN SDAY SERNOON, at3o’o! ck, and of every week, at Frauk!in Hall, corner streets. By order of Committees. fe SMITHSONIA LECTU! FG. Cs WEDNESDAY VEN NG. Ev, A. CLaveLanp Coxg, BD a of eH more, will lecture on “Popular in Artand mi ? ‘the jag 4 to ipreomnenge ats 0 7 are invited, THE michieAN SOLDIER RELIEF Association will h mo! outaly 30 Ponusylvat efoe of fey Boren EVE 1a avenu lad atthe oelcan, A full ‘attendance of ail t the Te aueetees. J. ALVORD, Seoretary. F FESTIVAL —The Ladies of Union Ci el . E. Church will hold a ET, in Stot corer of 20th street and Peonsy'vania ay., a SD. ry EDNES! R3 i reheat. ng the ho ood Suppe maaagon, 6, come all TURES Rev, J. ENING, F; = = —— the neep eh ° Sy: for byt To conel 4 Jain i de ee oe pike «DA _— earn RON Pi A raster TELEGRAPHIO. LATEST FROM THE SOUTH, ———— JEFF DAVIS’ INAUGURATION “A TAME AFFAIR.’ ——————— THE PALL OF NASHVILLE REPORTED AT RICHMOND. a —— GEN. BURNSIDE HAS A FIGHT WITH THE ENBMY AT WINTON, N. C, ——6— CONFEDERATES RETREAT TO MURFREESBOROUGH. — pen THE CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH YET RU- MORED AT RICHMOND. ae steeee Battimore, Feb. 24—The Old Point boat, which arrived this morning, brings 390 prison- ets, who have been released. The prisoners left Richmond on Saturdey evening. The inauguration of Jeff. Davis as President of the Southern Confederacy was a tame affair. ‘The news had reached Richmond in the after- noon of the fall of Nashville. General Burnside had an engagement with the enemy at Winton, North Carolina, The latter Tetreated to Murfeesboro’, North Carolina. Nothing bas been heard from Savannah. capture is still romored. THE Ite PETER “BERRY, 03 Water at, “tes 24 4t* Rep.) Georgetown. re) aoe REDUCED, N Account of the condition o the C i joed to 8 ts price of Coke is redu: a per be manele In charge Gas Light Com fo 24-3t KINDLING WOOD. Pine winBNRe Wood Rnother lot just reoeived and for ale, Ali eizes of COAL for arg SO T.J.& 382 Pa. av.. Wee tit end thats, _fe2 stif Also. foot of \7th «t., om the OTATOES! We have just received a prime lot of B auokeye avd Peach Biow Potatoes. For sale low in lots to suit customers. Aiso,a lot of Dried Apples for sale at lowest rates BUSEY & BARNARD, _fe24 eolw_ - Georgetown, D.C. L4wY¥ SCHOOL or HARVARD COLLEGE, 1862. Two Te:ms of nineteen weeks cach, com- i Mareh 3i and September Ist. For Cataogue and eTOKL PAR » Royall Professor, Cambridge, Mass., Feb. ¥ fe 24 S.3t POTATOES! I NO HEREBY Forewarn ail persons frcin harbor- ing ¢ne Margsret Degon, who left my BL boarding without any provocation. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted ty her She ig now better known xs Margaret Brownmiller. having married the enid George Brownmiller, of the United States Cavalry in ine Beeghd AUGUSTUS DEGON Washington. ). C., Feb’y 24, vase fe24,Mhs3,10* ROF. ALEX. WOLOW®KI BEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and the pub ic, that, hav- ing met re 20 much success, is continuing his C of Instruction on the Piano and in Singing, ew method, All those who desire to be- ‘n’& short time, fine eingers or exceilent per- on the piano should avail themselves of his new system of instruction. by sppiving at his residenoe, No. 303 6th strect, between K street and New York avenue. Reception hours between 10 and 12 o’o!ock a. m,, Tuesdays, Thuredaysand Saturdays. {e24 im HE MOST GRATIFYING Tore whoo tion that we can giva 'o our readers Py satming s from ©: ide, eae eet taek PE. MbDIC ATED TAK DRUPS are real! remedy. Meny of our frieuds have tried em cr success for Coughs. Sore Throat, Hoarseness Asthma. Thess confections also give relief to Consumptives Singers and Publio Speakers who sre troub:ed with ‘Jhrost Niseases find reief by using Pearson’s Medicated ‘'arDrops, which clear the thr of bueky and tickling sensations, pro- duced by too much exertion of the vocal organs. and give strength, ee and ful'ness to the voi fyenares and sold 4 GEO. PEARSON, No. North Liberty st., Baltimore. Sold leo. at4o1 Eight street, Washington; No.4 Fairfax street Alexandria; . Hunt, Freceriok; and by the principal draggists ani confectioners, at 10 cents per pactage. fe 241m CHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS.—This is Ss ono of the sy bg GEKA TRE MEDIES whic have made DR. SC. K nhs eoaeaet in the treatment o aoe ry dangerous and fatal diseases that any other medios! practitioner offre} a United States. The Mandrake Pills are offer "A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL, DR. SCHENCK avers that his Mandrake Pills will effset every object for which jand he foolaree he declares of meroury can possibly be useful; an most solemaly and conscienti Pilis may be used with perfect where alteratives urgative’ itis not much wonder when liver is the largest organ in the human organiza- tion, that It becomes so frequently diseased. The yellow snd sallow skin, the coated to: In the morning ard the dul! pain inthe limbs; Btonce that this great depurating organ 1s doi: its work by halves on Any person who wi take one of these Pills at night will not only be re- heved of disease, but likewise its disagreeable at- bowelar adaohe ioyment C3 business, ofany BRS: NCH will be at his Waite’ fase cori Tocinee avenus on Wednesday, February 28th see pstients complai er Compisint, D mPa is, 2eass leading to Consumption, ives advise without oharge, E fess they want 4 therongh exsmi ion with oe. then his fee is three dollars. ‘ nenes of Pulmonic Syrup 8! per bottle or $5 per a! ozen. wane of Seaweed Tonio 81 per bottle or $5 per Fries of Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box. fe 4-M&T! jf°or CTI ETT Navy Drrazrwenr, Wastineton, Fitincih , 1882, The Navy Department will, until tg 24 of March next, receive propositions for the complete construction and pean et Irou-olad vessels for river, harbor and oosst defence, The sels. with the exception of those for the Misricsippi ri d its a: will be poe poled by screws; those for the Mississippi and tributaries may be propelled by paddle wheels. ‘The pails will be either wholly of iron (which preferred) or of iron ana wood oo: rojectors. ma y consider most, suitable for the. object Lo gcan yee ed, bat their sides decks must wal the hoa with aniron armature sufficient tore sist i heaviest shot and sh for thi tiesneanet river and its tri not tod: aw pore re eek x foot ws pea an ed, whicl they are to be veable 10 to maintain & permanent s| ofrine knote per hour in still water, and sufficient coal in the bunkers for sixdavs stea: atthatspeed. Their armament will conaist o: ‘not less than six sleven inch guns. The vesse | for harbor defence ar sreneg ee acy pret more than twelve feet water when ful Snd armed,at which dra! ee are to be maintain & permanent speed of ten knots per insmooth water,and carry safisjont acai i. ne nkers for seven days fA heir armament will co! of not tee nae “ two to four sieves: inoh ¢: Fee, vs ot ol 24 to iam ate and March 26th, to Belair feng eter oe coast ie wen! nd armed, at whion ay — “they, maintain & permanent ¢} hour at se oarry sui sinut f for twelve cays atesming at that oalin the Theirar- mameat wiil consist of one or two fifteen or twen- ty inch "he guns 6 sforhsrbor and coast de- when f fully ‘he of the vers i sre to train to al points of the compass with- ont chango in the esses ition. ‘he Pro sho. te sels, which ‘the Party proposes to lavencencs every respeoo’. embracing ar: ating, and ‘kinds, reacy machiner: equipments o: epevi x ‘cept wos n'y the ordnance ‘and ord. So md ar the propo ition ea ee a shy et char: roracker tu tust the we wore opaelivery m must be stated; gs the Gm me vessels are sum to be pula for ® bids must be Bccompanied law, that if a cont reyes promptly exeon! 10 2 fo become the suret isis ae of the contract intwhteh the Ura of = al Jusr pry doubl; je and ein, ven eo Netts, assorted oo! Rncliea ys 2 able A ii | Mins magpie tear crane at ee met ate Will be Gomeay of the VER Gertrade (the eo nai Miss Cheetney Beet arto or sien iver and plated come Gauor ae Sy os oa nts Lounta..... -—. a sear- +... ---Mite Chostney tcp, possibly injure the PH@LzARMoNIC HALL! pists rd Pann. AVENUE, Atove litz Sr. aid 103 a BRO. Sows CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! es joors west NEW OPERA HOUSE’ fe 21-3t Bane (iste Brown's) Hotel, OPEN EVERY mecca With an En:sre New Company 0 TOWELS! cowsem TOWELS? PRIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS! 10 : t Week ime Towel, uokaback, and Bird-eye re Cudhigs KENDALL. ” pod feeat EAL Sine Toweling, First Week of GE COL®: pleaetaat le ak ne oe ing GEG Beswtfat Balled Singer ! EBiaukete, Qateee and Furniture Ww. at eto te for Bereon 7h Sid sth atpocts, HES SERRE J, A. PABUAL, Great Basso! FRANK MALON betgaiey Decent Low o lord Wyant, Lye- er eee ae tess — ook, aad” as [Sed nme Every viens! : Admirsion 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o’olook. ft CANTERBURY: fe 21-2w CANTERBURY! . STON CRA CKERS RAOUL, > nt mi Res, oR THE MAGIC STAR! BEAUTIFUL DUVAL! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! Admission 3 cents ; Orchester Chairs 5 centa, NS B Bal HONS BEER: re a REET anc A. SE anes KR’S ADJUSTABLE ARMOR, t A Tas foc #0 enorcashly teat Tented et many oftee camps aroun od at — the office o: subsori com- * . ffi ho wi: power ot Afternoon Entertainment mor to tee toroe of | Bullets? hes 2 tear: For Ladies and Families, on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- NOONS, at2 o’olook, When a! mad ih distribution of ewet Bes i ag is Rich and Coetly Je ‘oys, Fancy Srucics. ana eats sohargbi ers et 1sth street, next & ext to "7% & Con A DAMANTING ca CANDL, MANTI BM EB CANDLES!! 60 Boxes nents tine Candles, g eat nificent Si" Mrs. Stanley, No. 41.43 et: a jen- pantisonanes did Suk Dress on Satu ‘ oa K BURCH fe 20 Corner Toth ot ana . ued a an OF Wangesenon Admission 2) cents ; : Children 10 cents. fe 2 By vu: THE .oLe LD Foes ONCE ET ep MON Ay eae TUESDAY NEXT. the 24th ani 25th instant, on aocount of the i paaigmeney of <= Weather, and the death of Mr. Dato! County meeit aa s Soont, Fal bruary 19, 1862. ry 8 msrk of those who have reveal fap A in defense of our common Country, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTBBNOON & TO-MORROW By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auchoneers. EMEMB' ° oO. . the "i ‘ 5:0, MoBUIEE & CON nents. phusreeclk Gl F Nica ‘TROSTiay Raxe Dwi sume nes ‘ENTE — ret ne a Conky Liver 3, Pa each aune i aoa anes oa : Dyellne’ Bosse ean well ie =e ossh, ewelte months, with ee iatetent, seoured by & ry | trust on the prem! js 3i oe, cx GA Sm SEAR Dragon Avote, By weiss UY. pARNaRD. B. Anchensess Fis ime a Averion~< —On TUESDAY Em February 3 WALL & ARD, Avot. NARD, Ry bly my = 5 BA , yy Corner er. and PReEMrrony SALE = a crate Be: Ligvors, &c., THE Brock CLINING Businzss.—On tapay 25th, OK Bt lO Geoc we at thout Teverve, the stock Cc Yellow and Brown Bugare, Boats of Fane at re Cutting 5 es of Chew: Tobacco, Caake‘Cinorneats Here Enouderss Kits Mackere/ and B: Shed Coces cere eee Sees La Wobiskey, Ginger? Racy lack berry Brardy, Cases and Madeira =a Batre Musee oo ourbon and Ward's and se [<a pn Spirits, and Scotch With may Sther gondel ihe Grecery ine, which will be al Without reserve, to clore fo WALL & BARNARD, Avot. ‘Bs to th cir survivis comrades in erms, that i CAL FREE thus Sonn stand jarned to next, and that AY Sense Tey fare iM ARE the regular torm or Satara 4 the 2a inctnnt, be efreshmeats. Fine Femsie postponed to Tuesday follo' ovine. Wacker Open alt day. At the southeast oorner Trg Cony Toa Fin en. gules Sopa! onsesapeenis he Nal —! 0. lone Morxs KESLY, Register of Wills, __foa_| wucer tht Central House, opposite the HEL UNDERSIGNED is at 214 Ponzayivania Ww aRE cals Svonue, Kooi Ao ee nee m4 ASHINGTON ACADEMY 0) wgeic. friewda and customers, — ren ‘Jamees be och and lock its a Meronant ane hte Paulor, i ng select one from the beet ca somes Ons he fe 13 6t* f Boston: Mass. | sm the most popu aiar operas rendered, in, in, better igo ghise er fog. will Poi in the way va yo setena pn ye yr a> nvited, 386 01 Onn email sum: for short pe withost ohaniete guirksos may rely Ang! Lad ods, ‘on Mamond 18, babe ee Jewelry, ing every com! ort = — 8. ie to the ie pr any description of satis{acto: ites. Any ingest music in Was! Will obtain, on lady or feationman wi o would Tike too 7, foe | Se the attentive o atiendact decidediy’ the 's temporaril iupraineate eo =] tree ihments for sale inthe Federsi Mstrop- bee plying at at 456 th street, betw: olis cers constantly in attendance to keep rom 11 to 2 0’olock. fer ite iw £004 0: A Concert oommencin I a. HENRY R sera AL. 2 veictia receiving i as always on hand, feb7 1m eter. a 7 ol st osiebral WARCH: ‘een ING’S NATIONAL APHREATER land, Switzerinnd ae both in Gol ENN. AV. ANRE 82. Naar Millard ni ver igo keeps a }; fine JEWELRY of the most Eee A oe pg eer a ee be LAU] ne inds Btandard Sib a THIS EVE, ie Vers, Sword Belts apa Seen shen, Be oe ates Tom King TY STE aye | mitations of . Scissors, Gold, stiver ted Spects. ei yee gles, and great’ vari things usually keptina Jowe ry Store, [a meee) No. 338 itreets, T° SUTLERS’ AND (D OTHERS, BRANDY PEACHES, 100 dozen, 2% dozen FRESH PEACHES, Have you Qs oid DA GARDINER In bis ee ate ie . A La Cubuster! The 1 OEP HELIA very 5 meg the 100, fommerseni Man! uave Halt M a beneen so beter recisted, “DON J UN all at the very |. ‘8. avenue, Between oth ad oh 20 dozen STRAWBERRIES, it 2 doxen PINEAPPLES, ew Woven Pace: CURRANT JELLY, of pester Chairs 75 ” under 10 to » . GREEN PEAS, astro Q’ it ored Boxee cents ma TOMATO CATSUP, as PEPPER SAUCE, T OFF ‘SREICE, SP Badenian bg ote to SAUERKRAUT AND PORK, on LOBSTERS, ment oe is, at she stand in Patent asont CONDENSED MILK, inonth furnished: Reiln Lepore; CRANBBRY SAUCE, rts; Burnt Patent ci 10 DARREL "ES ee Se Bet PRIME WESTERN | was. | Been Ft 12, ailes; many thousand Chea LOG * - ow Just received and for sale at the lowest cash ms. Up stairs, over ant of Wack Goon, 5 prices. by BARBOUR & SEMMES, “ : fo 18-lw No. 65 Louimans avenue, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. NEW D. WAN ASE- A ese AND AEA wr int Daa SEconD BALL O OF THE SEASON! daily z aes eee itunaine be? Bow uous convent ST eae CIATN Lower 2 MONDAY Belong Feb’ THE, ar ro “ARGO, Tickets use-wol ‘ar, Bdmitting a’ gent au, aun Riley gee ot of Sith street, at 10 | !8cte8- ond, ey ner "THERE Is A $390. Fe NEL ga ates N BO 7 oe TELD gains same Againi= request of their man *Fare @1 each way. te reight i at reasonable ublio generally, th a son Clubs athe er ghee THIRD € @ “EE TRE ON SUNDAY. BA, Bho in Sat corner 9th and ‘Or particulars apply to Captain o on Jon ESDA 1862, Tickets $1, sdmit- tun © coatiousn get ie ladies. y order Committee of Arrangements, fe 24-2t* ([ 88 6TH GRAND COTILLON FAR ranrenaacy 2 ratify win SHY. PNR lee Rng “Set Te PROF.C. FE. oie Mame WHE FIELD AGAL 4 take treat plea eure public gene to their eneral ly that, they at, malice rive thon Bu rand Assem-| MONDAY EVENING. Ree i Do » Od ntieman aad jadies. order of the Commie ittee. janagers. Wao, Baprith i “George Miller, » ROF. C. F, BARNee FASHIONABLE Eat ICING AC. on pee sat Temperance Bi HUE 400 Bushels a ie Just arrived at fe 15-8t* EN (Joma BOSOMS. — ‘10k: “OYSTER BAY,” TITCRED LU 18th st. and Pa. av'e, i pa peo irom low priced up to fine, all cellent pikes, ing ain Scares. ‘and 10th en itil 3 T uesday anc and Fi 10 onsen ¢ Cotton Shirtioge vr sl the beat " at 3. evening Glace olses at 7. rial Prod be May ETS: A es nu fe 19-6t Pa. avenue and N. on yeotned wi for apm OOM TO RENT, exitable for enti lee — "eaten SARA OOPARTNE’ ‘ship heretofo: = -| hs Reems |S having ing Faedaseca c shied: Wren MARES Mie cational , [Be od ipatine moet reaauabls pri oie ssetila — Oo Wasutigtes ance waken ae — our Your oie Maser ss tet Oa he Bk oretnas_orevaaa. ¢ Ee ae hee rank — Bul F Beagen of ton. ee | ie Poetean rae ries PPOSITION TO araae te el FARE REDUCED TO | rs 5 AND HOUR aL’ BY vice. v. a 3 are as any tone. T. STANLEY. Sor cee ee oe ‘T GRAIN, EF iB SALE MALT G food for iy ie] LOE SELER Brewers, ew Eee BUTTER, PERRAM’S SECOND GRAND EXCURSION NEW YORK AND BOSTON! FUTURE DAYS. By BARNARD & BUCKET, Avotioneers, Dive Es’ SALE.—By vii poked whe hg fa jeer, Ten’ ees atsor mentee Be frame ee, ‘orms of enie: One-third of pieinek etl Trustees 6 sate CAPERS, in6aawis BARN A a THE ABOVE SAL’ Pos’ wih! Sop Rey are = Is TPONED e fob 10-sawte HG Lee Trastece. ARSHAL'S cau —In pomp d bs Seay S the “§ ~~ oon! of 1 att tne the fi north, meee Soop ae together with all and fc J A ot ken fone ceeres goa Dy a Poh ara eee ae ees iph iaka —_—_____—_—_—_— fei D 8. FOR SALE AND RENT. CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS STAND, soraer of oh sant wishes t Paces Sepetacane fe Ses ates ot of groosries ou FE RSO, Vi EA - A Pishe sou! a nyt EF C oderate pt Ee. Ber. Will take slat are 00d piace A 7 ae Lately t ENRY In ANBeh ant nected i se On OR RENT nd finel ‘gree and Gnely FURNISHED OOM, on ret floor, warmed and lighted With gas; suitabie for an noes orceker 8 fine toned fANos will be a f+ A purrozos. Ale per_m sath at No.8 Ag GENTLEMAN PRO! € & store in this city, some pevinan oat ey "Seat with Sp eoeyias's Pressuted will beiveed te be denratles Aueres oh GBs 81%. ‘Washington. bux URMSEED HOUSE, with gas, Po! acd ‘Water, 8rooms, one square north of the to patcreie ie ae oad a re u Inquire at 364 Seventh streoks Boose L.A wee” eee — come. in vate hou ase, engnesta send wa rod T most ne era: required, A note Will meet win te attention me fu. a | Poor ties es ESE rex Dwe!hng- "| Base obi oomfortaoly fu rie Tentto & esate! nor . 5 not less than tw two years. c. URE fe 2 6t Avemenn eee ion Merobaat, IRABL: ULIN! De PER UNE TON cate Baek pers Fabia situated in the 1m ¥ Qnd 1s in perfoot order. fe 2 6t Auticnton nal Kebuine sco. SPAWNAIANRRE Sie corerauenee of other mangpere requiring the iy tae ace g aoe as the ye, Bug ae Bis bee Sheer “7 a Tressonaine a by ~~ veend’e Senda "Bk Fo RENT-A sommiisa: Bag Bicone py pext Sena Aa V ‘teats of New Nour wi sland Yo S| ee