Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1862, Page 5

’ LOCAL NEWS. OO AMUSEMENTS coi Ge Turatse.—First night of Mr rs. Williams, with the presentation of ‘ by =~ 4 Lion.” Barney as‘ Tom Moore’ an@ Mrs. Wil- lioms as “Mrs. Pizgig;” the interlude “ {nand out of Place,’ Mrs. Williams in four characters, and the farce of “ The Irish Tiger,” Barney as “ Paddy Ryan.”’ ; Canrzrsvey Hatt —The Leon! Pantomime Company, with Butler, Ward, Parker, Talbot, Armstrong, Wyant, Misses L sejpans | La Folle, Miles, Wells, Maggie, little Elia, other stars, in an immense bill of songs, dances and bur- Jesque, concluding with the capital pantomime, “* Raoul, or the Magic Star.”’ Mvsicat Hatt.—Openall day. Free concerts at 5 o'clock, excellent refres » good music, and other attractions. PrituarMonrc Hatt, Pa avenue, between Eleventh and Twe'fth streets —Barnum’s won- derful ‘‘ What is it’? and the celebrated Albino family all day, and at night in conjunction with the original Campbeil Minstrels in a huge bill of ethiopian songs, ch: dances, burlesques and sidesplitting comicalities. Kixo’s Ampitazatsr —First night of Tony Pastor, the celebrated clown and comic performer, with Dan Gardiner, M’lle Heloise, and others, In anovel programme of equestrian performances. ACADEMY OF Music —Free concerts, embracing selections from the most popular operas, at four o'clock. Supericr refreshments, &c., &c. Hall open all day Temperaxce Hatt, E street, between Ninth and Tenth streets —Grand ball of the Fenian Brotherhood in celebration of the Birth of Robert Emmet. Lookout fora rare entertainment. Gurra Percua.—Few are aware of the fact that gutta percha is rapidly coming into use as a sub- stitute for india rubber, in the manufacture of bundreds of articles for military and domestic use, expecially those which should be of the same flexibility in all the variations of tempera- ture to which they may b> subjected. While rubber articles not designed to be stiff are very prone to become so in cold weather, the same goods, if manufactured of gutta percha, maintain, under all changes of the atmosphere, a uniform flexibility, while they are free from the smell of vulcanization, and equally as durable and imper- vious to water as goods made of rubber. These are very decided advantages in a large class of military goods, ag may readily be imagined. Brigadier General Kelly writes 10 the New York Gutta Percia Manufacturing Company, February 5: ‘The regiments in my brigade. serving In the Department «f Western Virginia, have, for several months, used your gutta percha blankets and talmas, and [ have yet to hear of a single complaint of them from any source. They are entirely waterproof, and have stood the damp atmosphere of the mountains admirably, and are in as geod condition now as the day they were received. I regard them as necessary for every soldier in the field, and worth very much more than you charge for them, when you take into account their usefulness in contributing to the health of the men.” General Rosecrans writes: ‘Gutta percha Is the best material I know of for waterproof goods,” and Colonel Crothers, aid to Governor Pierpont, also states that “They are emphatically water- proof, and the only article of that kind that 1 have ever seen that is " Our attention has been called to this subject by (Mr. Ambuhire’s, 519 Seventh street, west side, between D street ard Louisiana avenue) a depot for gutta percha goods suitable for military and family uses, the first estabilshment in the Federal Metropolis devoted entirely to the sale of gutta percha goods GeErit Sata on “THe War.”—Last Satur- day night. Hon. Gerrit Smith, of New York, lectured before the Washington Lecture Associ. ation upon *‘The War.” He held that the war power was em ample to enable Congress to burn every schocl- house in Missour!, to prevent their being used as a refuge by rebels; to throw open every jail and prison in Kentucky and Maryland, and arm the prisoners in the defence of the government; and to organize and arm the negroes for the same ser- vice, giving them their freedom fer their pav. Congress had the power to abolish the practice of going to school or to church, or the ins‘itution of slavery, and this Congress was an unworthy one in not having used this power aright in annibi- lat'ng the rebellion He would bave Congress do that, Constitution or no Constitution, which would subserve the best interests of the country. For bimse'f he had no constitutional scruples, and heped that Con- gress would do its duty, untrammeled by red tape or constitutional tape. To save the country we should stop all izhting save fighting the reb- els. and cease listening to the advice of Kentucky. Rather take counsel of William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, John Jay, Dr. Cheever, and Fred Douglas. If it were an anti-slavery r-bel- lion, we might take the advice of Crittenden and Garret Davis. Had the President been born in New England, and not in Kentucky, the war would bave been over. Had the counsel cf the Pathfinder been heeded, the rebeliion would have been destroyed. If we compromise with rebels. the Government is dead, dead. He ad- vised that the Goyernment and people take coun- sel of God, do their whole duty, and help to make this nation a shining light to the whole earth, and an example of perfect pol.tical liberty to all the nations IsteREsTING Pcstic Scoot Exutsition —On Friday evening last the female department of the Second District Scbool (Miss EH. Boggsteacher) Rs: in their school room, which is located in lhe second story of the large building at the northeast corner of the Intersection of Tenth and D streets, an exhibi as editresses. To these two was entrust the duty of examining the exercises of the class in literary composition for the month of February, and selecting from among them suitabie pleces as contributions for a paper to be read in public at the close of the month. Accordingly, on Friday last, invitations were extended to the friends of the seboois to attend the reading of the first num- “* Phe Literary Mirror, contributed to and edited by the young ledies of the first class of the second district school, female department, Wash- ington, D.C.’? It bore the motto: ‘Perseverance conq vers all things;’’ and the contributions were tread by Miss Rodier and Miss DE. Duvall—Miss Wheatley being sick. There was an editorial, and a number of articles on various subjects. They were read clearly and distinctly, and were of no little merit, and one or two of the pleces were marked by much originality and power. The reading was agreeably interspersed with the heey ae uartettes, choruses, &c , by the Pupils of the whole school, under the leadership of Prof. J. Daniel. The drawings of the puptis, and the traces of their exercises in Algebra (still visible on the biack-board) evidenced thesr proficiency !n those branches of study. This interesting 2fair is the first of a monthly series of similiar exhibitions proposed to be given by this school. Fovarn Warp Sration Cases—Before Jus- tice Walter —Sundsy—Jas Douglas, drank; dis- missed. R- Rivers, drunk and disorderly; do Chas. W. Teal, mania-a-potu; turned over to the military. Henry Clark and Henry McNally, ‘rants; workhouse 3) days each. onday —Sarah Ann Doyle, disorderly; dis missed William McGabn and Henry Danforth, attempting to sell a Government horse; turn over to the military. Edw’d Goldin, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Molly Drossell and Ma- dora Elmer, robbery; jail for a hearing. Louisa Brooks, col, drunk and fighting; fined $258. Pat. McNonaid, drunk and disorderly; do, $1 58. Jas. Faulkaer,do; do. Bridget Mahoney, lar- ceny; retained fora hearing. Edw’d Ticknor, suspicion of highway robbery; dismissed. F. MeDermot, drunk; do. Richard Rivers, drunk and disorderly; turned over to the military, with 8 recommerdation to give him a shower bath. Potice —The Third Ward patrolmen reported the following cases Saturday :—Adolph Kutsler, assault and batiery on Catharine Will! s- missed by Justice Barnacio. Thomas ris. Michael Foley, Patrick Foley, disorderly; fined $194 each by Justice Thompson. Jno. McPher- . son, fast riding; fined $5.55 by Justice Clark The Fourth Ward patrol r-ported—!ssac Sickle, ting without license; Eliza Germon snd Queen, assault and battery; Mary Robinson, profanity; all dismissed by Justice Bernaclo Ja- cob Shearer, arsault and battery; dismissed with- out hearing by Justice Walter. C Riordan, cre- ating & nuisance; flaed $1.58 by Justice Ferguson. Prorat —Lovers of choice flowers should not fail toexamine the magnificent varie'ies at the foral depot of Messrs Clementson & Hanft, over Mades’ Hotel, corner Pa. aveaue and Third street. Bouquets, wreaths, vases and baskets of the choicest flowers are arranged by them, with re- markable artist¥esk!ll, combining deligbtful tra rance with q most beautiful blending of ban ‘or & super’ ift, nothing can excela bonquel from Messrs. Clementeos & Hanft. PRESENTATION oF 4 Sworn.—On Saturday evening L. A Gobright, of the Associated Press, was presented by some of bis mi! friends with @ beautiful sword of Philadel manu- facture. The presentation speech was made Major Barker, of Gen. McClella: body gua and was briefly responded to by Mr. Gobright. AV nuckEs.—The schooners General Paylor and Grace hep cer meagan coal — Phi is to Locust Point more, Messrs. <2 s Co., of this city, were blown ashore and. url, ng the late stormy weather. Loox out for the third assembly of the Ande:son Club, at Hall, to-morrow ight. A rieb entertainment fs in antieipaticn. ee -Mr. Geo <n LOST FOUND. dal, = pr vernmen: velope Ing cfr, ae eros the afternoon traln for | sylvania venue, and STRAYED fn bngaes eee tbor ered bY Smrond wei as sore or tip has its peeks . the sailcsad track, about — mat les oe Relay House, w' aD arm ai bis body. On examination it wastfoona that head was crush-d and two of his ribs prot throogh the a. an was of hore Ns is supposed that be fell from the train w! ng from the platform of one car to thst of another, ae eaee ook See eet ee 's He was forty-e' years ol ves and six children He was e native of Alexandria but at an eerly age went to Baltimore, and learned. the printer's je In the office of the old Ba/ti- more Eepubliean. For two years he conducted the Carroll County Democrat, and bad been in the Government printing office here for about two years at the time of bis death. His bedy was brought to this city, and was Teceived by the Columbia Typographical Society, of which Mr. Randal was an active member. They conveyed the tody to the late home of the t between G and A, from ed this afternoon at three deceased, on Sixth stri whence he will be bur! o - | A Trip to Hook: : and graceful steamer Metamora, which bas re- cently made its appearance on the waters of the Potomac, on Saturday and yesterday made trips as far down river as Budd’s Ferry. As she car- tied large excursion parties of ladies and gentle- men, no particular attempt was made to show ber speed, buton Wednesday last an opportunity was given to some fifty of our citizens to witness the manner in which she can s!!p along on o¢casion. The steamer left her wharf at the foot of Eieventh street at balf-psst > m ,and in forty minutes thereafter was brought to at the bluffs of Mount Veraon! On ker return trip she gave evidence of her superiority over all contestants by the ap- nt ease with which she overbauled the gun- Boat “Yankee,’? nearly three miles in advance when the “Metamora” started, but which was in a few minutes passed, and k pg UP this rate of speed the ‘‘Metamora”’ reac! dock again, having made the return trip in thirty-five minutes. The Metamora hes 190 feet deck and three sa- loons, and is fitted up in the usual style of com- leteness of the celebrated North river boats, ym which fraternity she comes. It is not yet known for what object she was brought here, unless it may be to make one of a line between (his city and one of the surely to be captured ports now in possession of the rebels. An Imposition —Editor Star: A “vietim’’ de sires to caution travelers against the imposition racticed by some of the omnibus drivers on the ine between Pennsylvania avenue and the steam- boat landing The regular fare is ten cents— enough in all conscience; but last night excur- stonists from Hooker's division were bled to the tune of twenty-five cents fora jolt from the foot of Fieventh st. to Willards’ Hotel. If there Is no otber remedy, let the uninitiated arrange their terms before being seduced into these vehicular money traps. ‘+ Wiil you walk into my parlor’? (said the spider to the fly) evidently is not con- fined to the realms of cobwebs alone. A Victim. Htonway Rossery.—Last night a stranger in, the city, was at a hotel inquiring for a private boarding-bouse. ‘f'wo men took him in charge, | Abgeimabd tbat they would take him to a board- ng-house. They carried him over Four-and-a- Lalf street, where they knocked him on the head with a billy, inflicting a severe wound, robbed his pockets of between thirty and fo dollars and left him. As soon 2s he could he made complaint to the police, and they arrested Edw’d Ticknor on suspicion of being concerned in the act, but after a hearing before Justice Walter, at the Fourth Ward station, be was dismissed. Ropsery and Axrest —Saturday night, a ver- dant chap, who had a pocket full of money, paid a visit to the bouse of Susan Prince. on Maine avenue, near Four-and-a-balf street. In the morning he found that he bed been robbed of about two hundred doliars, ail in Treasury notes. He mede application to the police, and Sergeant Cronin and patrolman Leaca proceeded to the house, and arrested Molly Drosse}l and Madara Elmer, who were taken to the Fourth Ward Station. After bearing the statement of the loser, Justice Walter committed them to jail for further hearing. The zreen ‘un has not yet recovered bis money. CuntRaL GuarDHousE CasEs—Befors Justice Walter —Sunday.—Elizabeth Connelly, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Thomas Lyons, drunk; do. Monday —Bartboiomew Gabogan, fast riding; and George A Brown, druuk, were turned over to the m'litary Wm F. Thomas, assault and battery; ruled for a further hearing. Philip Mebrling, driving on the pavement; fined $1 53. Max Westheim. do; do #158 ary Eaton, disorderly in Goat alley; do. $1.50. Martha Aon Dant, do; do. $391. James sweeny, drunk; do $1 A. Mary Jane tHall,col’d, disorderly; ye from the country, Ist district;) fined $1.59. CHaNotxe THE ComMITMENTS.—Since Saturday the police magistrates who try the corporation cases, have been required to change the direction of their workhouse commitments They were formerly directed ‘0 Jobn R Queen, Intendant of the Washington Asylum; but Mr. Josiah Adam, recently appointed by Mxyor Wallach, baving entered upon the discharge of the duties of that office, all commitments are directed to him. The almsbouse bas heretofore been desig- nated by the rouzts #s Queenstown; but It tsnow known as Paradise s nce Adam has got there. Szconp Warp Station Cases—Befure Justion Clarks —Saturdsy and Sunday —James Degney, profaniiy; fined $204. Wm. Beckett, do; do. 2294. John Mylan, do; do $158 Andrew Jones, disorderly conduct; #1 94. Peter Emerich, selling I'quor on Sundays, tined $25, upon which he appealed to court’ Join M. Siocum, drunk; do $1%. C. Lusbey, disorde:ly conduct; do. $404. John Wilson, do; do. 84914. Daniel Sisek, dreak; do. $19. John Pwine, do; do. P14. Gor ovr —Saturday night, an Invalid soldier named CW. Teal, in a moment of insanity from disease. escaped from the military hospital on Fifth street, and without other clothing thana shirt, was making his way be knew not whither. He was soon missed, but before th~ attendants got fairly on his trail he was captured by patrolman Grant, and secured in the Fourth Ward station- Rowse, ot. Properly cared for until he was re- turn to the hospital. A Bot Buretany 1x Gzonextown.—The res- idence of Mr. George W. Gray, on Bridge street, near Green, in Georgetown, was entered by bur- glars late on Saturday night, or early Sunday morning. The thieves succeeded in getting a old watch worth about 8100 belonging to Mr. ray, and asiiver wateh belonging to his son; but disturbed no other articles about the house They seem to Lave entered bya back window from the porch, but went out at the front door opening on Bridge street. Tue ALEXANDRIA PRisongRs.—The Danger- field who was captured with the rebel relief 'y easociation in Alexandria !s John B. not cod Dangerfield. The latter has been in Richmo: since April last. The Marberry of the gang has been incorrectly stated as Charles Marberry. W. Henry Marberry, of the Alexandria branch of the Farmer's Bank of Virginia, is the correct name. St. PatRick’s Day —Tie sons of the Emerald Isle in this city propose to have a general celebra- tien of St. Patrick's Day this year. Gen. Shields, (who succeeds Gen. Lander in Western Virginia,) will be invited to deliver an adiress. he Gen- eral was on the floor of the Senate on Saturday, and seems t» have recovered his health. ‘xBaUaRy —Although there were only twenty-eight days in Fel , the ex- traordinary number of one hundred and thirteen mai teenses were issued from the Clerk’s Office during the month, a greater number than in any four weeksheretofore. Perhaps Valentine day accounts for it. MaRRiacss IN IN THE AFTERNOON of Saturday last, four U. 8. commissioned officers—at least fellows who wore the uniform oi Uncie Sam—entered a restaurant on Pa. avenue, down town, brutally drunk, and —— ina — outrageous peony: the most profane language, trying to str! & poor cripple attending at the eating var, for demand- ing his pay for whet eatables they ordered, and one of them drawing a revolver on the proprietor in his efforts toquiet them. “Whata exampie such men set to their subordinates! Were it not time our army commanders would look after such miecreants, rading their station, and who are void ofall ‘iy or gentlemanly conduct? ite Coau On, iaeen, Golo aKerencne O11 ‘warranted,) ie barre! cent the gallon % cents. Lamps Cans fand Shades, satiSapes can be boughtin Washington, at Stewart & Son’s, corner of Twelfth and H streets. mar 3—61# Query Way m rr Tear Catstaporo’s Hair Drz is the Best in the Worlc? Because eminent chemists say 0! Beosuse it containe no caustic compounds! Because it wears longer than any other! Because it operates instantancously ! Because it does not tain the skin! Because it nourishes and strengthens the Hair! it correots \h> bad effects of other dyes! Because jts presence cannot be detected! Because it never fails ! Manufactured by J. CRISTAVORO, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by a!) Hair Dressers, Price $1 50 and $8 por box, socording to No.L invaluable with his Dye, as it am; Cateravono’s Hain Pasexnvarivs, 3 the ut- | great Meat 82 per bottie, fo 2 N,WaP jim STOLEN-—@10 Rewanp ~ Pha AEA OD Tee vet! A T- Good. inks, Hats and s money, whi at ‘Smith's, No. 470 Petar near Pos 2 01 ot ee roome on Saturday morning. fe 27-8m . t f sa del 2h aoa e OST—On Saturday, txt instant on Pennrylva- ‘Wut is 17 that famfllesand of ing L betw. pireet d the Treas houses send from all sections of city Ly’ Fy Br, Deesrimente + "ENG COPE raion bet , ~ ; P s Btorpie?? “pty renee 2 libetal res ard by feav it atU. H. Answer —Because by experienced | Ridenour’s, =04 Pernsylvauis avenue, between male and female opefat{ves, who have been en- ats. 9th and I vane WILLIAM BOND. gaged in the manufacture of pies only for tiirt Se ara INGE ESL pepper ea RN, Ba A le el u tty. tc MH | Risome bat himee Pe ht ons lee ihe the Posket ySivEs Hoygeep Vovonresns Sie ta Oéuz! Bopk at the Siar Uifion w: xq oung men rm in Ume, su; y 9 Y.¥ Lier, with Holloway'sPills and Olatiment “Phet st | gays ge MB-HENY Yel Ags, Son lecursys: Fevers: son Bowel Comps | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wasmxoton Ni 06 ORIN NE Bek HORE «| tigk Custeh ofa! oourtr rove! t before JOSS) Trizr’s Compounn Srave Guit Anasic.+We | mens 80 Sn! ay. ruonie ae MARE, about take great pleasure in recommending the above | {}"fance hia iuraed Rey | Taft hind foot wintet favorite remedy for Coughe, Colds, and all afer. | berwoon a anc} years olf thot CE re office had a severe cough for several weeks, ae 4 pues # ae a TES ee ¥ after trying every By sanine, wicesas aay Sees, “The owner of the above mare is regnested to coms ard, pri rt arge= and ——— at, 60 ith, bete n 6! nd 7th ets. oe Tat big Mpss Doorn, | | LORia Mah OOL RING, wc 4 5 “Maris, Maroh Ih, From Canada, will deserite disscos and toll his | The Rute wth be caitat'y rewarded by leaving it patients the nature ef their complaints of ill- at No. 215 F street, between 4th and ness, without receiving any informa- nde i on from them. $20 REWARD WILE BE PAID FOR sii ew eae or AdvI: tens sated. ke horas wse pr von the D9 e un Lal We use such Balms as have no strife 5. Hambire, ire, th PA £.'V" The horse is about 15 hands high; rorreli in color; with one With Nature or the Laws of Life: With Blood our hands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cure all ills; The simple Herbs beneath our feet, Weil used, relieve our pain complete. A simple Herb, a simple Flower, Cull’d from lit | oa anaan These, these sball s: jt ohing power Of change and health to the. Room No. 11, Weshington Building, Penn. av- enue, corner of 7th street. Canadian references of the Indian Herb Doctor: Sir E. Heads, Governor of Canada. Hon. Hy, Stearns, Mayor of Montreal, C. BE. Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor of Quebec, C. E. Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor of Toronto, c.w. Hon. J. B. Robinson. Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor of Hamilton, OW. Hon. W. Matthews, of Brantford, C. W. Hon. W. Barker, Mayor of London, C. W. white hind foot, the white extending from {sur to six inches above the fetiook joint; white inthe forshead; with « large scar on the left shouider, from s collar gal: ‘on the sem shonide’, hal; of _ {gitar Oo ma de from &n imperfeot atte 7 pt to »rard the letter © KIRKLAND & DOWLING mh 1 3t* No. 17@ Bridge st,, Georgetown, B.C. R. white Cornelian $10 WAR ri a s L AAT MAR Siecan pe a a a! @ 0’ wi 8 find- oriat H. SEMREN'S 390 Penner f 25 Se 1929S, 1O8T—85 Rawann—Strayedt from No. 339 Eighteenth sires large white Nowioand ud DOG. h ve rewar witl be paid for his delivery, or for in Jormation that wiil lead to his recovery, fe 26-lw* ISTRICT OF ‘COLUMBIA, Covztr Washington, To-wit :—i hereby o:t- tify that James S. Beavers, of this county. brought before me. one of the Justices eo oF and fe sid county, this 8th brn - ore jupt. . 3 V1 s le! ind foot #. ie; F Paylor Tustice of the Peace, Toners vio. w. | itenieht hind foot with & iittie white seine ging R. H. Crook, Alderman, Toronlo, CW. PAB eee kar J. Urquiart, Surgeon, Toronto, C. W. gu tesdie. a a fel-tt Given Under my hand and sea!. — W. THOMPSON, J. P. TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAPE MED-| The owner wi!l come forward, prove property, 1cings —For —— and dao, us diseases, | pay charges, and take the above name! mareaeny, use Helmbold’s Extract Buchu, which has receiv- | oF will be rold to pay expenses. Call at offics ed the endorsement’ of Metropolitan Polic*, 516 llth st. {911 2awsw it of the most poaataent Diva clans in the United States is now offered to afflicted N AWAY—From the subsoriber, i!ving near R4 humanity as a certain cure for the following dis- urrattsvilie, Prinoe George’s county, eases and abuse of the urinary or sexual orgens: | Md.. on the 7th February. 1862, my NEG RO WOMAN, “Betti who calls herasif General debility, mental and physical depression imbecility, determination of ‘bleed to the head, confused ideas, hysteria, general irritability, rest- lessness and sleep! jess at night, loss of appetite, absence of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia- tion, low spirits, disorganization or paralysis of the organs <a; palpitation of the heart and, in fact, all the concomitants of a nervous ani debliltated’ state of the system. To insure the genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbold’s. Take no other. Cures guaranteed. See ent tf Bettie Shorter. She ix avout twenty-five years of age, four feet 10 inches high; dark copper colored; thin vieaged, of a light mucouiar rame; has so of her toes on one foot injured from & burn phon p.obiid: had oR When sho left a blue country made yarn frock; and had clothes with her. She took with her, her chiid Olivia, about 12 old. $25 will be given for Spprehension of the above woman and child, pro- vided that fhey &re delivered to me or secured in jail, so that ee R ORD. 8 RADFORD. fel! Std&2aw2w* {STRICT OF COLUMBIA Wasninoton OUNTY —I hereby certify, John H Newman, of said counts, brought before me 88 8 stray, running at Ia ge in tue streets of Georgetown, a dark hay MARE, sup- posed to be about 10 yéare old; about 15 han is high; Ratar in her forehead; ring-hone on her left hind foot, both forefeet shod; switch tail; has been worked in gears. this 18th day of other in another column. inpra RUBBER Goons, India rubber Sheets for ebildren’s oer that no family be without; 75 cents each. Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, $2.50 India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. India Rubber ‘ins $1 per ‘ pair: 1ven urder my hind acd seal, And all kinds of Rubber Goods, includ February. 1862. Rub- HENR AVER, J.P, (neal. ber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for botties, | ‘The owner of th pie oes A will Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds th sickness, | please come forward, prove property, pay charges, &c., &c., at manufacturer's prices,st HA. Hall's | 8nd take heraway.or she wil be told to Psy ex- India Rubber Warehouse, S08 Pa, av., netween | Pence. Apply at ofise.cf Metropolitan Po igs. DT6 Ninth and Tenth streets. * ged tg | Mth street __fo 19 28+ 3w eres. Lit cone 6 hendred " ifty eight dol drawn b Sam*ron. without pain,’ by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- | favor of Capt. CR. Lowell or ienter nF esa dist, 428° Penn: lvania avenue, between Four- | ment of the eame havir been stopped ali pera. ns and-a-halt and Sixth streets. Room 7—24 floor. | are forbid negotiating the same. [he finder will Office hours from 9a.m.to6p m. Calls made at | " rewarde! by returning it to Captain C. Rt. private residences when desired. fedi7 | : camp ef the 6tn U. & i FamiLizs who have never used Boston crackers en ae are invited to try those manufactured fresh every that they oan be accommodated with the day or week. with or witiout meals. renee GR HAM GLLSTON fo 10-cotw* ris day by J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable BOARDING. grocers. jaw = = Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE Sudden, LES KELLY, native cf Ireland, = New nes Guanes Weld agea ai veane ent CENTRAL HOTEL, (upon the Burapcan plan.) Bin ravaussd eosgmertion, esmretiely | Cchnecet mmnpianterrstesee genre te eral, 6 x + 18 naif paatac'ciock. *"S" | now furnished throughout with now acd handsome . ure. of Wnty gight st i o'clock, ie gorce wie The proprietor informs his friends and the public d ears acd 10m nths. rooms, by 4 The friends of the family are invited to the faneral. at th residence of the pir-nts, street, on fu-sday afternoon at 3 o’vlook. attend enh On Sunday moruing, March 2d, Mr. JOHN — whi whe oar .in the 66th year of bis age. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN His friends and reistives ar- re lly re- be acoommodated with Board, g¢ 268 Eighth ted ‘tend nis faneral, from his late resi- eet. Mand N, ina pr fsmuly, 3 + street. between 13tu and ith, % o’olook p.m. a NG kes jays. - friends are respectfully invited neral, to attend the rom the residence of his Possessi UiTanSh aS Talonk pe en ame Econ | tec = Howes acarenaymeapenees | PR apahrs a aasaus aterbaeet ia ‘One span good Koad HORSES. sound and true— | Hane 2°07 ®t No- cabacbsat Sr 5 ine teres, Covered WAGON. suitable ITURE FOR SALE AND ROOM? TO for & Ano or ©: Ag F UPURE Fol for a bos baie one of We ESAS | Bvt OR ot ae NT—A first-class BUSINESS ‘Store Baeement ard Fixtures—nerr 1% Avenue And Seventh street-—No. 61 uisians Bvenué. For terms apply on the P= le mht 3t* i ER URNISHED HOUSE PORK RENT—No. 749 nomads Por terme agrees TCHR E atthe Bank of Messrs. Riggs & Co. (URNISH 8 E des ED HOUSE Rg ee in Rieter PONE, Tey ae seen 0 DEALERS AND SUTLERS, I desire to close out the following goods, and of- ’R RENT.—The them at prices sender ¢ ke Sono fan cre RSvditeronc render? | padiree atone croee HOt Smeeerees EW ARU a Robaas, | a ebicircatht fom 30 boxes sodium eolored POUN Len +o. Bnd fist vtrestes 1 2 boxes bright FOUND epee TOBACCO, A RARE CHANCE FOB A PERSGN TO fol engage in business, in Washington, in a wel, established Sutler Supply Store, now coin business, have a fine connexion wth Suce: the beat location in the city, To the right kind of s 18 BR Opi ity selcom met with. en’ or ‘® partner, address Soedwinly n’s Amu! re GEO. Ww. pT pe ™ bit “*Natioual Figtel,_ w if mutually eat cany. tier satin EW YORK GROCERY! a a N age Yorn GROCERY! | roni anime and addresses no? WOeMINRLGDy Guth OLD GOVERNMENT JAVACOrFEE, | WOR REN YA PARLOR snd CHS MBER EXTRA imo ee HAMS, . fev above the mipeaix leeanon yor A other kinds of jeasan' ¥. near the e Department 8nd President's House, FANCY GROCERIES! tween iath and 16th street No. 400- hal bats the omnibus line to the Ca, ae or east For sale by WM, CORWIN BURGY, Tesorbar ot heli I ee Cees Oe fos Corner of I and Eleventh ats. FAveeiner as gue ut Amapein Suge ome STITCBED IN CONTRAST COLORS —ail | Washington Hlfrond' eke St which wil be ‘a farge to! ‘and inet mt eas ike, The tuperoveuehte are oF ee eee te end r] Fancy Silks, for the present and approgohing | of the best quality, with orchards of choice rit ongzoun . a Peas i rel a station within 5 ming! One >: ‘s the actual cash value marked in ‘rms easy. . viata ares. ‘or particulars sper £the Wine Bore of WM. Lo bl eat Correspondents send | BH. CAMPBELL. avenué. _ fe 26-2w* us New Sappiicn dally, ony & BE FOR, RENT—A three-story ERICK HOUSE, fost a sveousan Sinthetan | Keith ore wi a ice A gsaer saat » ‘ ‘ rat te . 12% Seoond Beyio's Seberr Suc Senger Stans: | Sucre Dace eae as pete Dayton’s Superior Spiced Ginger Snaps! an two years, Apply to are sold by : ix & Me@UIRE & 20. KING & BURCHELL, corner, Vermont ayenue | 2+ Avetion and Commission Merohaate. ‘nd i5th et ' RAR CHANCE.—The Proprietor of the WN F and ith st. City otel, (the only fret class Hotel pow L.A, te (60888 eat Yard. open in fl iri, Vs.,) is desirous to re aeis EN, corner isth st, t Fh and will sell, for a fair rien ap F fie th and oop beg ai vel for f uush Lstigor Reve ne aceodorai eect 5 : Gg laa tgsarer en aaa FOR WELLS, PUMPS, 2c, Maron's egg ae t ‘writing will be ved tink .ne Wells. ineiedime al end wi rkman-hio in dcging . pg and Completing tn ihe best ma, ig the same in poriect repsir for iret Distriet, composed of the ‘|rcs; tu the Seoond Ly Of the Third, Fourth sa¢ Sevent. athe Third District. com and Sixth Wards (e*ch cis’ arately FOR WELLS. Discus and wo ie ay = Sorinting maateria. 8nd rsmo' r linen. The wai to be foar inghes thick, of a good hard brick. ea Cleaning opt wi he Tr, per foot. Sinking o'd wi saxiog ouod w ard petting in same, pe of eight feet length. more th xht fe Ge Covering ni 8, Ino. covering to be of the bext K thor loss than three trones thick \aid donb) Paving new s, including brick aod pump ‘Upenine old wells, and covering same with ot materials. exch. Opening old wells, and covering same with new timber. = ‘eovins the pumps in repair, vie stopping » nee OSE iidaa be dene wlihous ang Out the pa 2 cn old pumps, per log each kieg new jouut id w loge pul in old pumps, per foot. w boxés and «) in oid pumps, cach, Boxes and tpouts for new pumps, ¢80 1. Copper cham for pumps. Thetop log of the cumps to beof the bost sta soned yellow pine. FOR HYDRANTS. eeging the hycrants in repair, viz. stopping al the old ones, aiid répsiring the od trons beloncing to them, when it ona be dose without taking the hydrant out, each. , FOR PUMPS. esoh, aking outand pul old ‘ogs. Ni pumps, per foot. soned white oak, 2nd the remainder of the best sea &c. sil now valves and =po repairing Taking ovt hydrants and patting in esme, each. ew hydrant:, por foot. pouts for hydranta, hy Spout stores do 0. Painting pumps and hydrants. exch, IRON WORK. Henéles, 8x66, spears, pintes, vsnds and repairs, 5 "roy and lower box irons for pumps, each. New joints to old spears. be New spout and vaive-irors for hydrants. Toe work and seeherinne 9° be all of tgp best qusi 8 trve kinds. i be reosived that is not made by s pump mater. perron Or pereens Whoss offer my be ac- cepted will be required to enter jnto vond for ont thous: dollars. with two g: suretios, condi- tioned for the faithfel performence ef be« or their contract; and shou! contractor oF fail or refuse to comply with any co tions or terms of his or their contra . Gr to exe cute Bny work within the time named in the order the Commistioner directing itto be Gone, the author s-dto employ acy other person cr ersons to exeoute the came, Or to fu; nish the ms- Ssriais upon such terme ae he way deem expedient, in which event the contractor or contractors so failing shal! be responsible to ths Corgoration for eny loss or damage it msy sus! thereby, ani the Mayor may at his discretion rnaul the eoutraot of such contractor or contractors RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. SWORDS FOR PRESENTATION TIFFANY & CO., Nos. 660 and 552 Broapwar, New York. And No. 79 Rug Kichetiau, Paris, IMPORTERS AND MANUPACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARE32, Solicit the a‘ tention of Civic and Military Axeo. giatrone, Commands on Nationa’ or State service, Patriotic Clubs and individuals to their vere stock of RICH STAFF AND DRESS AZMY AND NAVY SWOaDs, fe 4lawiw Their assortment includes ths choicest BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUPACTURE, identica! with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon- don, worn by the offiver of the British Army. and most arproved by experienced Kurop-an authori ties the elocantly w ought BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON THE RBINE, in fibre and finish the recognized modera types ot the o rated Damascus Stel: the excelleut and ‘Bervi ie BLAD¢S OF COLLINS, OF RARTFORD, Besices those of other domestic oxnta. CB'05 © Z9. The mosstings of ou’ed within the estab comp) ise al! requis roa vards being of Paty or f ime Git Steal KiCH RATHER Gc. with h nda et Peain CHASED oF ¢ MB0.5ED G LT. OF SOLID TILVER: 8 Grip GU-Rte vi the same veri ty OF motenin ue fa a of cither reguistion pstiern or orig.ns! n Shou'd an artic'e of RaORDINARY ELEsance of @ richness and ccs |i: e. stock, ber quired for presentsti ties of the 6 tabliaement for the x afscture of ob loest works in gid Bod . Bud lise eral artistic reecurces Aro Unueut! KusANters Of 1's satisiactors and speedy pr - luanswer to orders, cosigca Suu estimates wi'l be promot.y forwa ded Inatvidus!s purchaei-g “words of Tifa sre informed that every bide ts eubj ever more severs tiau thors e Ment, Detore it is placed on szle 1s in the establish nt and att who prefer immediate proof their swords L, Towxns L. TOWERS & UO. STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING Es- TABLISHMENT, Corner Lowisiana aveny 1 Sixth st, The attention v1 monity is re 1 Job Print- ted up with 2 the most comp: Pp to exeouts, in 8 S8tis ne berm | of Printing, viz Boo! fF Speeches. Pamphicte Sgtiers Blanks, &0 ,&c. ‘he attention of members of gialiy requested for our Bpecches, sa we haveth= fers the city. g UP THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT! CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT! AND BRING 1? WITH You! The subecriber will sdvence, in the way of pur- or loan, emsi! sums for short perious, on DIAMONDS, WATOHKS, ¥ VALUABLE JEWELRY or any description of ssti:fsctory securities b rat Teal entleman dollars femporai iy by applying a! from li to By oolock. ROF, ALEX. WOLOWSEI B to inform his friends and th fe Pim bio, that, haw- ing met with so much success, is coutinuing his Course of Instruction on the Piano and in Singing, by his new method. All those who desire to be _ ‘@ short time, —- formers on the piano ehould avail reeidenoe, No. 303 6th et bet New ¥. k avenue, uesda ARNUM 18 HERB !—On free xhibition finest atook of Clo! in the city, i People’s Clothing Store, Nokeeo Seventh str oppor Post ic, B.—all of : above goods fo: enie at very low prices. fe 27 3m I COAL OIL-—CUAL VIL! AM Now iurniehing the trade with the best on OSINE OL at Balti Ore prices; Bio, Y¥, CORN, VATS, &e., lowest market price. 8. LAUGHLEN, fe 25-1m* Corner New Jersey av. and E st. M. NAVY AGENT'S BILLS ONEY Advanced on bile agaicetthe Waeh ington N ent, b: aston Nay IVEY COLLINS & BRACE fo -lw* 476 Seventh at.. between K and F, MONEY! MeNEY: MONEY! ‘To loan in small amoun #,on g-od security ; or one email notes cashed, with good endors Apply, with rea! uame snd addrens, to*X ¥ Box 721. to 38. UTTER DEGS6S. Goshen Batter cxselng fresh print, 8 1 es Alec '. Western Rutter, for baker: For sale low by fe 28 6t* nae. v. E. DUTROW, No_ 450 Eighth st.. near Pa ar, who would like to obimin stew in & quiet manner, may do ro 96 Lith etreet, between G ard H, EGS LEAVE ngers or Sxcellent per- mee.ves of his new system of instruction. by Sprlying at bie rest, between K street aud jon. re het 10 and 12 o’c1 00% a. m. pi terdapseed wees ° te im” the tu SECOND ©viiION. THREE O'CLOCK, F. M. : OUR MILITARY BUDGET. aiver Gen Panter srrtved fn Washington Teet Signe from Missour GEN. @HIELDO , leaves Waslingtoa to-night to his command on the upper Potomsc, made vacant by the death Isnt Lander. : TELEGRAPH TO NASMVILLE, TENW. The following dispstch received bere shows that telegraph communication ts now complete to Nashviile: z ssts ant Postmaster eral flag is foating ever the Tam in charge of the oBice; uutil relleved by orders from the A_H MaRniann, Special Ageat P.O. a CAPTURE OF A CONFEDERATE SCHOONER, The follow teen extract from a letter re- ceived to this city: U. 8. Scuoonsn Krrtariwny, at anchor Racoon Pcant, Jan 30, 1862 —Gn the 28th inst we captured the schooner ‘- Major Barber,” load- ed with arms, ammonition, &= fhe c#pgo will amona to $50 000. A very good day's work for us. The schooner stood in for Ship Island shoal, waiting for the pilot, teary Coos, who, by the way, we had captured the day before. We board- ed her with our boats, and took her without re- sistance. There is another vessel ex 1 every Gay. If she comes, the “Kittatiany” wi! be ready to receive her with open arms. D OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION OF THE EVACTATION oF COLUMBUS The Rebals Burning their Winter Removing iheir Heavy Guns— struction of Columbu The following @'spatch was received yesterday fcem Commodore Foote, dated Cairo, March ist ; ‘ Lieutenant Commanding Phelps, sent with a fag of © to-day, to Columbus, bas this momeut returned, reports that Columbus is being evacuate: “ ing thelr winter q beavy guns on the bluffs; water batteries remain in Post Utice here. will retain ft Department. a a warters and ‘obable De tact. ferce of cavalry drawn up ostentatiously He also saw s he bl but no infantry were to be and the encempment seen in med reconnotssanve, a few days since, noved £ e fires were visible in the of Columbus and upon the river banks w, indicating the destruction of the town, military stores and equipments (Signed) A. H Foors, Flag U@eer.” It is believed bere that our army bey by this time occupied Columbus Reorextnc of THe BAttmeone AND Onre RatLroap —We learn that the broken line of the Baltimore and Ob{o raliroad, from Hancock in this direction, wiil be opened to near Martinsburg within four or dve days —————_-2+2- _ CONGRESSIONAL. BAAV IIL CONGR ESS—Second Session. — Monvay, March 3. Senate.—After the ‘Liou of tke Homestesd bill passed by the Mr Lene_prese ne credentials of Hon pa A. Wri pointed by the Governor of Indiana to fil ancy in that State’s repre- sentation in the body occasioned by the expulsion of Hon. Jesse D. Bright; who was duly ewern W limot presented several petitions for emancipation of the South uader the war power of the Goverument; referred. Also, a resolution of ‘he reansylvauia Legisia- ture gelative tc the defences of the Delaware j River end Bay ; referred Mr. Wilkinson peseated 2 petition from New rk for Congressional , Georgis and F, to the political n of territories; re! S presented the pe of all the of New \ork, ssking Congress to m. Wool the rank of sirsor General a Mr Chandler reported back from the Commit- j tee on Commerce, the bil req virieg officers of American merchant vessels salting t> foreiva ports to take the oath of alleytsuce; bil! premed communication Was presested from toe esponse ¢ S-cretary of W eno! ut! of the Houve. tran=mitttag & report of the eagave- ment at Drainesvit The Senate ame = to the Bil! ia relation } to certain railre our! Were net concurred fa. A resolntion requesting the President of the United States ty anicate to the House copies of ai! correspon eta tion to the co @ftioa of Mexico, and the des be Allied Powers ia reistion to the eatabilshmeat of a monerchr therein, was adopted Mr. Holman offered a resolution declaring thet im (ue Jadgment of the House the wa’ shut aot be p oses f , Oluer purpose Chan to pre- serve the Constitution 1a its preseat f-rm Alt. Lovejoy moved t» iny the resolnttomom the able. Agreed to—yeus 60, nays 58 2 LATS LUCAL NEWS ponent eee Canina Counr —The March term of Mersbel te Criminx! Court comme ers to-day Lamon summoned tue foliowing List of gtand jurors, who ail ausweved te thelr nemes at the opening of court: John P Inzie, Pierce Sos moker, Hudson Taylor, Valentine Harbeuzh, Edwerd Hall, Wm D Wise, Moersbail Brown, peon, Elesear Linds A. E. Offutt, Joba W. Thom ley, Thomas Lewis, Jobn Purdy, Heary M Sweeney, Peter Berry, Berjamia Dai Geo. a Bobrer, Lemuel F. Clark, John T G J. Fen. reg gy ame Fowler, Lemuel J. Middie- ou. Soha J. rett, URaacey Bestor, and Jose CG. Willard. : ae Josge crawford then delivered a most im- pressive charge to the grand jury; after which, he calied thetr attention to the Maryland laws of 1796 {n relation te uegross, and the law of Gon- gress of 1835 In relation to the issue of small notes ia the District. The petit jury was then called, as follows: Joba F. Bridget, @eorge B. Smith, Henry New- man, Jobn Walsh, Tease Marshall; David hos. maker, Charles J. Queen, Richard W. Burr, Samuel Brereton, John Davis, Wm. Ad ne dy, Thomes Button, George Taylor, Jas. MeCol- an, Presley M. Martin, Wm. tah ay, Alexchder Bor ty Wa. Van Reswick, Alexander peer ray m. Benedict Mutcr- B. Winder, Andrew J Riley, ins, Wm Ritter, Wm. A. King. Patrick McDevitt, Frencis Harper, Semuel Stott, and Thompson Van Reswick The case of Alvert C. Ward, (formerly of In- @iana,) was thentaken up. There are in- dictmeats against bim—one for assault and bat- tery with lutent to kill, and one for reed, and it eg seared pon named be is now bei: trh tis charged that while in wn Jemes B. Matthews, (a private in the 35th New York) in this city, on the 1%b day of January last, Ward took a paling from @ fence and struck Matthews on the bead, and then dischtrved a Pistol at him two or three ies, slightly wound- ‘ing him on the forehead. The Hon, W. Voor- bees, of Indiana, aud W. Pendatt, Jr, appeared as counsel for the defense James B. Matthews, the principal witness for the prosecuticn, was exeunined, and testified to himself and Ward uaviay visited four houses of Prostitution in the course of the evening om which the alleged assault occurred, and their drinking together several times. He further testified that Werd strock him with the paliag (ekea dfom a fence, and then Bred three times at bim, one bul- jet striking his forehead, and one or (wo passing through bis coat ARRESTED aND RETURNED —Severab-weeks ag® some officers from Baltimore camé@te tnis city in purseit of Wm H. Pollock, was charged with forgery upon Joha C. Vosbe! rietor of the Susquehanna Hotel, in thet city Phe pursuing officers lost the trail ard retaroed ‘0G 5 home. A description of the person wre jeff with pres sang vdeinine IR ALBUMS! Petrolman McDevitt, who arrested him last week The largrat and finest astortmeat in the city of | Tne prisoner was commitied to jail by Jastice Rapsngseraie Carde god Albums are to be fo2nd at | Clark, and being willing to return to Baltimore se HATIONAY BOOKS TOF cin without delay, the usual requisition from the 275 Penisylvanimevenie, | GOVernot was Waived, and the prisauer delivered New styles received daily. fe 2 2w* | to the Baltimore officers. Y BOOKS: no nengag! SronatttLIRAR PORE: : a erauser ll the Now Military Books ove to be 2 soon Bs issued fiom the Prees. Ff. RICHSTEIN, yi¥aai8 avenue. migereehint eset jewelry than wholesale ‘3, No. Seventh street cfeosits nm sagt Fim facie 22 GQNEY amerne ele Senate Eee fo28 2w* 275 B VERY PERSON E Te of Gin ‘Se Row AMONG THE FEMALES —Thi¥ ’ joa et ma Mag mai ie ssa og h and ossau! jlenoy er, pe an McDevitt, and'was Boed $3 by Just! Thom; - son. Subsequently, Jenny Bender was srres ed by the same officer, for profanity; and she con bard words, and at fessed saying some Sea, paida fine of $158. She sexys Tem e x a the was committed, is g*>wing 1 opans wih? tial seg itv and CUA STORE No 308 eer, four doorg north of Peunsy vanis aveaad, ae in bons i the dor.) ee ye ee p> pg and Most or totes ia tune » fe 94 7 wa. 8 TAOMEBON, P° TaToeRS: — POoTaToOR aod Feasts r 9 Glover ved SB prune ot of f ATS, 8 Ot of Lr? Ay for " BUSEY # Ba’ ora eae oF . Meow