Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1862, Page 6

t3 4. TION LAWS. ; A Raso.vrion relating to the Market House. ~ _ Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of |. “Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘That in addition t the stands used for the sale ie pa vegetables in the market house, there is set . ; That part of the market ih of the main entrance the street gutter, twenty-four divided into three stands, ’ and te be numbered. respec- c. 2 and E. Said stands not to be occu- : permanent fixtures, and {t shall be . fof the cler! clerk to sell said stands at auction rst Saturday in April next. seuerens February 8, 1562. r A REsoLvrion in relation to the smail-pox. d by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of G agen, That the committee on Congressional affairs be uested to call the attention of Congress to the Fact thet the smali-pox !s now increasing in our town to an alarming extent, owing to the close - arat of the small- = Government hospital : our town. and that ress be uested to some remedy in this spate ota irs, both the way of providing + hospital for patients and also the necessary attendants of nurses and ‘d puyuclens. (Approved February 8, 1862. = ARagsotcrion in favor of Jobh J. McQuillan, uP and for anoth oe per om - Resoleed by the Board of Aldermen and Board of fhe Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ti. ‘That the Clerk to the order of John J MeQuilian ninety doliars in full for his bill for : barying small-pox paupers to January 1, 1862, in- ‘ Resolved, That all deceased smal!-pox paupers eball be buried in poe of the poor and ‘Work house, and no bill will be paid by this Cor- poration unless the bodies are buried there. Approved February 3, 1862. — A Rusotvtion in relation to water stock. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Council oe Corporation of Georgetown, ~ Phat the Clerk be, and be fs hereby, authorized to pay the interest on the water stock out of the al fund, the amount so paid to be replaced & the credit ef the general fund so soon as water : taxes are collected and paid over by the Collector. f Approved February 8, 1962. > A Resotvcrion in relation to Small Pox. - Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of | ae Common Cowncti of the Corporation of Georgetown, Phat for the purpose of providing medicines, provisions, &c., for destitute persons atticted ‘with the small pox, the sum of one hundred dol- lars is hereby appropriated, to be paid by the alerk, to the order of the Mayor, upon proper ‘vouchers. [Approved ebruary 5, 1662. A Rusorvtion a pointin; a Commissioner to represent the Stock of the Corporation of —— in the Chesapeake and Ohio Csnal at Bascloed by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation rd Georgetown, - That the Mayor of Georgetown be, and he is, f a — to represent the stock of the —. at any meeting of the stockholders ke and Obio Canal Company. Approved Fi ebruary 8. 1862. A Resorcrion instructing the Congressional Committee. Resolved by the Board of Aldermenand Board of on Council of the Corporation of Uicorgetoron, What the Mayor and the committee now repre- genting the interests of this town béfore Conuress ” are hereby requested to use their best exertions to % sesure the repeat or suspension of the law of Con- tess which prevents the issue of Corporation and Eeak notes denominations lesS than five dollars ‘ canons February 8, 1362. & Resotcrion tn —— to the Collector of Hesclved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘That the Collector of Taxes be, and he is hereby. instructed to enforce immediate payment of ail over-due taxes —— to bim on the books of the srg by distress and sale of property. solved, Tnat the Clerk of the Corporation Teport to the Boards at their next meeting the taxes paid over to him since the Ist of January tether, Serf te te preest yea and monthly ‘ pproved February Poona Covat, February 27 —Caivia C Burt, Esq., of New York, was admit in attor- and counseller of this Court ™%o 137. George C. Bates, plaintiff in error, va * The Illinois Central cameras: The argument of this cause was contin by Mr. Noyes for the defendants in error, and concluded by Sr. Wills for the pialotiff in error. No. 139, Frederick B. Leonard et al., plaintiffs im error, vs. Chauncey Davis, etal. This couse ‘was argued by Mr Van Arman for the defendants ia error, and submiited on a printed argument by Mr. Russell for the plaintiffs in erro: February 22.—Wm_ D. Booth, » of New Z York, pom’ Joba 8. Beach, Esq , of Connect! at, aad Wm.C.Traphagen, Esq, of New Y were admitted attorneys and counsellors of Ni and 5 1. tg geal plaintiff in error, vs. Alex. e argument of this cause wa HASNDEN’s BXPR a +, leave to inform ss pose rannpor® sy and - Cae Basi Ess, T throughonrt the country, we are seats ed fae ties to all who ir patronage. For terms and ton abpiy to. i ja 93m L. A. Pera: $88 7th L. A. DELLWI6, 685 it L. A. DELLWI6, oa hi DAN sid MEMO BSG a paY tons pos bas ce RACKE ‘TON’S AHAN ACKER Pay TON’S & fest Re A SP aE — = ore. Apply . ri atches, re) Weshington Building. = of EALERS IN WATCHES reork do well to D& he ‘and examine the stock of EY: MYERS, whieh ‘they Gre reliine 20 per raat lower r sha tay other house in the city. 10 Washingto: img. WATCE MAKERS Will save {ime and t trouble Watch ‘Matetisls, Wath Glastens f Je a Jobbing Materials. 10 “dealt a RE. MYERS, having understood that sev- ediars having represented hard = jouse, And sei! ferior article, th ke this messure _ on forming the trade th ther are in nO way neoted with any house or —— in this init. ut Brauch of Boston House—10 W $a Building, Washington. Are connect NOTIC Taz Patho 1s respect{u der DAS STAGE ning SLING OF ST Pi venus to Nerid oH fe leave Willards’ Hotel ock and Meridian Hill at hal irun réguisriy to and from thus afford: pa anthe e na eae hberal affo a his patrons ree he Pare 10 cility In his power, Geu Mek oh ra? A R, fe 1t-eolm™ 2 Prope jetor. BOT. Be Be |LBON, No. sis Se ENN. Avion, Between 9h and lth Streets, We cordially invite the a stteatonof all who con- tempiate furnishing to onz he erga and well as- sorted stock of CABINET PUR NI ITURE, em bracing every sere, and quality, from the fi Parlor Suit do: cheapest Bureau, Beds and Chair, and at prices which defy com; Gens Give us a call and convince yourselves. 125 008 ANNAPOLIS COMPA ‘ANY, OYSTERS! 0 | OYSTER An Oyster Shipping Company has been fo: for the garners ob atpplyine Washington autre viomit aw h O persons which use from 10 to 100 ga: one per day,oan be supplied. Oysters in shel. ont in bags ora car load of from 150 to 250 bi ls cen be had on ons day’s notice; for qiity oall at 65 Pinndge itrest, Goorgeto fren ‘he Oysters . by thia company as resh, if not moreso n Bny others that oan be had in the Dietry te Oratera are o; same day they ai $n trem the water, sent to the Di directed to WILLI manager for Co OYSTERS—OYSTERS, Great sgientifie im rove- oy in AMI and UASTING” OYSTERS by =e the entire fisvor and size of the Oyster isr ined. The PEARL SALOON, 213 posite Willards’ Hotel, wili aioe Arenas: OP sign of the globe lights)'with ite br,p-0s P¥eung, of steaming, neathess of wry ait order of ser- vies. airing & Sailings Superror Eat or jutiers and oe informed that the ooustantiy on band Familics, in shell, bq SP Hotels. delivered on ahort sonable ratoz. notices. Choio: | RUBBER HOF xo SHOES, All sizes, at * Ca ERS, MEN’s RUBBER BOOTS Ale pat: aft peas? av, Ys Back om fo 12-tf =, C OA * WHO? ESALE AND RETAI ant Oo Dom vse NeW Jersey avenue, oppecie i: J. LANGDON & CO ne a NEWS8—BURNSIDE’S EXPE- fect sucoe But next to that is ed in Clothi . cree Hats and, Caps,” at the < re, No. ge ag SHIRTS! to making pte ys non hand @ fine osiring this im- materis! as top, ip and lea Jeave their 7 _ fo 5-tt 370 Pa. oo: mina, & ' uate, seommaonaed ty Mr. Gillet for the plainti’ alpen ii Poor! by Mr. Lord for the defend- 7 ay? hone until Monday. TE. MOS? GRATIFYING INFORM. yA ey jive to our readers who ge fee 01 gt the tthat PEARSOD ; 'S are really a good Temedy. o fiends bave tried them with a : Bore Throat . T ; Ker: ind re aet by whish clear nsstions, Ppro- « of Yooa! organs, ‘ tons d fal ness to the voice, a IN weet unt, Fyedériok; and gists ani cont Oners, Bt 10 fon . CORNS—BUNIONS. Surgeon Cr you* o ” airmen. from effectua!- & SON'S SA SEL EEE ATED ‘PL ee resckved Tara rey are over ai! ever and whenev er they came incom- be ey ited for five years A iarge assortment of these orp amd is ways tobe found a the Masio Store b. GME TZE OTT, 4 Sole Agent, he? Pf ay 4 round corner Chickering piano hd sale for at pte ani nb yee PP BARON DE JOMINI 4 H ‘Pransiated by Cops, Mend 1g t, Craighill, i He GEN. casey lite ttny TACTIC, a . 4 All Military Books apeest IN orthern pricee ¢ Bookseller & ~ srt er, 334 Pi fet-2w_ [intel.. Re: & cee os Wwe STEPHENS & SO. ee ENNS Ww iL, 2) Saag © ae ee ENSI are 1 [Oreinne. 'S FU ING GOODS, W.. FOR THE re E Have just Feoet Criaote an F ree tae See ee oe i of Ven- i ven or other = pko.. q seit No‘ 4aeoms slvset.” zi ; Yee +] Elis Dib ween. ADAMS EXPRESS 3 COMPANY, NOTICE OF F REMOVAL, ahd delivory office of this company is removed ‘Third to Paeissniaiage” ae ooton ha GA GRAPES. atest emportation, Perior quality, just receiv & BURT sEL jad rea iti eam an. LMORAL BOV” ber? ae 1 5 & ‘P Tipped Paar Ci Siok rif oth Baimotal ota the Gig, ja7 eo Penn. avenue, Dotwoen sth HIRTING — Ss S and onuid on ae Teudpiy of the boet Trades, withstanding th the daily advanos pl a@leucd goods, s We continue oF our pig pralee Y & B fo 13 tr DAMANTINE CAND! AMMAN EENI NE Cc. a = Boxes Adamaatine Gandlens ace Just received, : NG & aig kee, fe 20 Corner an st.,and Vermont ave, TRE ea pit BEST STOCK OF can yt ox ane f OS Eatathehneee corner of & oda — LL SIZE an from the a Ro, years u ean be fitted out aU R & ‘Ro rner Qnd 7th streets, st mack ne than meal iyrlens ere eee CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, 7: b:4 interest! Loox for the corner ot ae streets —it is the piace to buy fine CLUTHING ie 2 SEs T10@ of enn. av. and st. but littls money, Q7or py betas yh CLOTAING at at H fe2)-1m* Fashionable Now MOUR i J GOODS, On YOU COME TO THE Cor. isa a su" of fine = store our of oat Goods tor A oly, the actual oun et Penn. avenue and itso ny peewed hoanad Gold an dil yy Stab ona | deel. ry, ie ns and Pistols, 8 8 — oi Ne abt Cc old stand, rest, baal ok of the National dass: Nov between 34 UNDRESSED AND Ane oP RER LINENS. pad crew's ~ Eimk, iue and Buff Chints, plam, for children’s re northern spd asnew plies dai io & OR Lan ye dh 4 cs, tg ad apa) ao Nor 0B ids Avenue House, ra ee and prices, ves for Vdios, alt sizes and Tied of Dey Goode senor a )fastern correspondents sem ) Market 87800, below wy the Avenue Howse, 00 Mena SILKS OF NEW AND — | and Cho oked Silks for ange J Has most ‘and only aged eens a FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRSDENCE. DEL EVENT. ABT WO FALE DELI pL ioate eee : 4 ORE wanaante, OR NO omanGe, IN FROM ONE TO TWO D Weakness of whe Back, Sirieceres, Afeations of end Bladder <2 OBEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, $96 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 395 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GROCERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants and others. TUCKER'S TUCKER'S Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &o FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS. 25, ris T EAS, FINE. U NION CIGARS.: C RACKERS, BOSTON. K ETCHUPS, IMPORTED. E XTRA COFPEES. R AIZINS, MALAGA. READ OUR PRICES READ OUR PRICES! Extra Brown Sugar......+.... 9 cents per pound Call and see for yourself, TUCKER'S, 325 Pennsylvania Avenue, WILLIAM TUCKER’S CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 385 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 385 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GROOERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having beom purchased of Bankrupt Merchants [aad others. All other kinds of LIQUORS in proportion. = Stuart's Refined Sugars from 9 to 13 cts per pound Extra Fine Green Tea......75 aden Good Green Tea..... Extra Fine Black Tes.....73 oe Good Black Tea o, “ « See ook “ « Good Coffee........secenesel6 ee Every thing else in proportion. RE MEMBER, TUCKER'S, 396 PENNSYLVANIA AVENDE ‘TUCKER'S, 397, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUA Wasnineton. nee, = “ae ‘Ded ‘reapectfalls gatorme his es ut pra ace ae eh Ieroxtanr TO FAMILIRS, RESTAUB- gee seis eases or oer ANTS, HOTELS, GROCERS, aedaiis Spee ons AND OTHERS. th "OUe WILLIAM TUCKER'S CHEAP WHOLESALE AND BBTAIL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 385 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 306 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU GROCERIES AT B.ALF THE USUAL PRES, Having ween purchased of Bankrupt Merchants and others, sre’. Oy casing i ty LEA & PEERRINS’ TUCKERPS @UCKER’S BAND RETAIL “ONLY GOOD WHO! SAUCE.” Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, Wines,&c FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS, T EAS, FINE. U NION CIGARS. C RACKERS, BOSTON. K ETCHUPS, IMPORTED. E XTRA COFFEES. R AISINS, MALAG@A. READ OUR PRICES READ OUR PBICES! WILLIAM TUCKER'S CHEAP GROCERY WARSHOUSE, 326 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB 396 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GOODWIN’S TOBACCO. H. H. WATTS'S VOLUNTEER TOBACCO. GROCERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having bccn purchased ef Benhrupt Merchants NEw a AND IMPROVED INVENTION Sane amr |S = te Sane eramegeer bees |& ms | Hebi VELLERS’ DikBOTORY. PASSENGER DRAINS. On and Afr MONDAY, February 3, 10. ; PAassENGER TRaINe BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE Will renas follows NO. 336 (Peg png ae ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAST! BONE TEET a, ke EPRI Foor Pailadelphia and N Yo ok Leove Wash NALS EE Veanington at 6.00 s wandeo?r me ‘i ot 140 a "ind 4.00 P oe. Sed the X Sud Wert, leave 40) or 5.00 Pm © and 3% P x. oN NORTH. Baltimore ay 3 —— iter ork € 7. me; Bacristarg is Fm —4t dation ieave Washington 140 Sthmere. The is the tine Kors: ug Connex) or & Train ies les ce Washi ep kee 3, penehing Bakimore ott. Fm Qnd Philadephia PM. eet Sie of Chemateys bes: pe ap en REAR re tat ra aa ated bat PS TOS aetinetn, couse | a TSerenes Tot ety aarotestaes 7m. Arriveat “tee iow Yorkat tl! pr. w.; Phil eighie > hry itimore?35 4.m. Arrive st ington aS 4 a leave Baltimore as | i Faneerereaiains Tee tre leo there at Ta. a, ad On Basvand 735%. M. only from Baiti } at Niky nnapolis or Frederick connexions on me rine Workington att. M. gad 4 and Daiumo: aun 435 . frees connections for A RPO. tne -. Thet40 aM, @nd 30) P mM connect at ‘réederick, Hagerstown, &e., &0., except Es gave Annapolis for Baltimore and ‘Wesn- at S220. mi and 340P. weperst . DOVE 2 oo. Feet ey GAS FIXTURES, Rpm reat feeling oo: ioe ‘we have the best warren the abo tieadore fines ae te ourecare ea BfPRIVAT Bw. FfPRIVAT SE. k2FPRIVATE. DR. LA \ BOR TA waar 6-tf Molla. iv 3 7 othe Accommedaiion bt ay ‘will leave Washington and Baltimore Promptly upon tems, cxoepting thet the 43 4 735 £m, ond 4 Or ne tesine wait 80 minutes » to seouie the 4 pessongers and Ma.» ail vi permanently and Wounded Solaiers—A « ‘without the neo of diaetaung of olson: with beds, wil leave = of = feieviniado the ~ dae r | ua! ORT, Lo r sccommodati: j eae peneeranr cresal B GAC and Hospital Testimo- ‘with Whites and Diseases of the Womb cured and saved & ‘8 grave by my eee fensive or disagresabie 12 any mmtzieatiout in Writing, Wilk retarh stamp, =a: meet coves pat. ote ene Renee Pome * FAIRBANK’S STANDARD SCALES. ‘with its eon! {8 A FinsT ‘cLass ROU TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT! STONE BALLASTED AND FREE FROM DUST! BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGA FROM BALTIMOR THERE DAILY TR. PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH! ‘Two of them making CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG with trains on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD, Qnd forming THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to all points in the Waer, Nort ‘EST 4ND SOUTH-waer. "Se" Nlontete, Se Eke wa V dead com A a o Prien Pe Smoking Cars on ‘alt NN Trains Cars on all Trains PROM WASH INGTON. Passengers ers Will take thes. m. anc 5 p.m. trains, 1 Setioe hern Cent @ Northern tra Stl p. m. and 145 6 m., wate the trains Rauirosd for a.) apne m. Gnd 6 45 p. Close ovnaeeti pgroaee [isea Pennsylvania Central Railroad, E ' ein ar 1 ~ on parts ofthe Sean ont ; » aerners Centre Market, = ah ate ara eat prakeeey ines Mis widvocood w ay 332 Pa. avenue. Wall, Stephens & Co., MILITARY AND NAVAL MBEECHANT TAILORS, Anp DmaLzgs In SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, a GLOVES, &, And every variety o READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ar Exasonasiz Puicus. WALL, STEPHENS & OO., 322 Pennsyivanis avenue, between jal Untel.& Ropub.)] Sh and loth ate 0 MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS, BATCHELOR’S GENUINE HAIR DYE, ‘The Bost in the World. Ths Only Reliabis ond Harmless Heir Dys Known. ee ne wes) N.Y. By serntrane STs y point on the of Ohio, Kentuck Reslread divert. sta EQONS. iS, Freight ate Kf Movdeo eto Palate fe WONtHREN CENTRAL RAILWOR CENTRAL RAILWAY. Shortest, Qwickss! and Best Rowte from Bait Gove sa Ath Lnsre noven and slecsy Nara A it oe 6 &. m. train from Warhir, on connects the 8.20 train 2 eon z itiumore for the Pale A 8, rm wd ik city. m™. train from Wasbington oo: the 35 m. train from Balumore to a 10 Wenn Elms and aa os INGTON ca "enn. a eat of American enais, by &. satu ip Baltumare on Su ' So | a Segue be mg ordered the wholesale of a i | eens Yeaves Wesbingtos M,N. PALLS, Pres’t. VOPHAN’» sigs #4 TRENE 490 sevexex mer, Waskineron, D, 6. ' — eae = a a