Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1862, Page 4

THE FUPNING STAR. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. Correspondenes of The Star Grorertown, D. C., March 15. Ata meeting of our City Couneils last evening, in the Board of Aldermen, a resolution was In relation to Highs‘reet wharf. In the Board of Common Council, a message was received from the Mayor enclosing accounts of Messrs. Libbey & Son for lumber; referred A petition of the market master asking for an rm pesgpene Bh ge, lighting the market-house; a memorial of a number of dealers in Georg zetown market, complaining of paying a Neense in ad- dition te the rent of stands in the market-bouse; | and accountaef Waters & Hunt, Robert Boyd, and the assessors of the town, were severally re- ferred. A resolution to pay claims of judges of election ; 69th {for room rent) of T. A Lazenby, of the Levy Court, and of G@ B. Barnard & Co., was reported. do... ‘The committee on grievances was discharged | 9th New York Cavalry 2}4th do from further consideration of the petition of J. W. Powers. The ordinance repealing the law which probib- its colored perscns from being seen on the public streets after Il o’clock p.m., unless they have a | 7ist do written permit, and directs their arrest and de- tention as disorderly characters, unless they can give a satisfactory account of their business on the streets at a late hour, (being the ordinance recommended by the Mayor at the suggestion of the Police Commissioners,) was warmly debated by Mr Tenney for it, aud Messrs. Goddard, Mar- bury and others against {t It was admitted on all sides that the law pro- posed to be repealed and other Corporation ordi- nanees In relation to colored people, were not n- forced in Georgetown, which was ‘urged by Mr Tenny asa reason why the new question should be repealed, to which it was objected on the other vide that the existence of the law ou the statute | 77th books, operated as a wholesome restraint upon disorderly colered persons, while it did not #b- ject well behaved and orderly colored people to inconvenience There was a fall board present, and the repeal- ing ordinance, was, after a le ov d-bate, lald on the table by a vote of 9 t nly Messrs Eng- lish and Tenney voting against the motion. e —<$—$$_s.___.___.. Tue Maxyianp Annvat Conruxence of the M. P. Charch commenced its thirty-fourth st Cheste: id., on Wednesday last war sand delegates being Ww. Rates, president, took led the bi y to order. b 1 attenu the chair and ca_ amination of offietn: the character of the president was passed. The p then made the Conference of the he work He | stat had traveled g the yerr 5.383 mile hed 135 times ea ottios 307 jevters ‘ad every Ureek, arles- t 3 cks- burg, Va, ‘Tus Evaccat ow Manassas ‘he Buffsio Commercial says :—The following quotation from the 60th Psalm, which formed partof the lesson for the day in th iscopal churches Tuesday, reads appropriately in this connection — is mine, and Manasseh (Manassas) is min w ‘ho wil) bring me into the strong city? Who will lead me into Edom? (Richmond ) Wiit not thoa, O God, which -hadst cast us off? | 36th do and, thou, O God, which didst not go out with | 37th our armies’? Through Ged we shall do valiantly; for He it Ye that shail tread dow nemies. shows how the he Duke of behind the Hines f Torres Vedras “Had he not ith an ermy of one bun- dred thoysand ne of en- trenchments, ass: for near- ly three months hen Mes- ie wily Frenchman of nearly all bis Just so, rensons the editor, the paper men sneer atGen McC ns Who are nired of them enth ghtv, w rote 5 Thea eo! , an post to the doument od these are my sentim~nts,” blew ont the !i sebt ‘and hestied amid tbe biankets. b the wo! ords, © W YU: GROCERY! fh — Wew YORK GROCERY! NeW TEAS, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, EXTRA sUGAR-CURED HAMS, other kinds of GROCERIES! For zale b COKWIN BGURGY, importer of Teas, Corner of Land Eleventh sts, BOTELER & WILSON, IEON HALL, No. 31% Penn. Aveser, Be’ Sch 5 Streets, reli motel who sen- ell a nsation, and an appropriation | ses. | 9ist_do e iptt Sth de Published oh raclaiars as reeset At Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, March 7 2d U.S. Infantry } tet do do Artillery. _ MvérimontVeignices je rat tt et BaEEE oe ea Ww 1 5th eo bd Mat | 33a rth 43d 44th 65th s7th peebeeet D.C. Volunteers 2 ®d @ do Oth New Jersey yee OB S28 Bb eke bcs y CPOeH See sath ® do Ist Michigan Vol,. 2 do..(a) 1 = Penn. Volunteers . 2) Rhode Island Artillery 1 ith do do. 57th do Gist do (a) ye officer. At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridge end Washington streets, Georgetown, March 7. Ist New York a ++ 1/112th Penn. Volunteers hd an do... 1/24 Michigan Voi 19th do... 1/4th do do. Ba +15|Stockton’s Mich Vol. 2 4ith h do Signal Corpg. 9th New York nip 3|3d Massach ist ax a + 2/4th Rhode Island Bat. 1 3a do » 49th Massachusetts Vol.13 én do - 2) 18th do 6 8th do Volunteers. 1 2a Vermont Volunteers L 26th do Ath do. 27th do f2d do Sd do At Hospital at Columbian College, Washington, March 7. Sth do 1| lst New Jersey Cav. (6 a Mains Vol nteers.. 1/10th_ = do Vol . 3 = 1 2 1 5 6 1 23 7 a . + 1)ist Penn. Artiller itn 98 eae .. ajith do Cavalry: 4 ist Massachusetts Ga ‘= 1/0B do | di ; loth dg Vol. iTist a Fy 20th do do. - "a do i Rhode Issland Art... 1)% ) ag i 2d Vermont Volunteers A Dis. ao 3 34 do da.... 3)112th 4 EI 1 Sth do do.... 1|Maryla. "6 Eagincers.- I 5th NewYork Ariillery 2 Stary ale "< eine. 4 7th do = Battery .13) McClellan’. "i 1 Sth do do....31|8th Illinois G. ry. i 2d do Cavalry. 1]19th Indiana V.7!; 2 8th do do.(a)37|Sth Mithigan Vo. 1 17th New York Vol... 1/5th Wisconsin Vol. 1 do do. 1| 1st Minnesota Vol. : 25 do do. 3 — eth do. 1 Total...20rers00+169 do do.... 1 (a) One officer. (>) One cfiicer. At General Hospital, (Circls,) Washington, March 7. iat U.S. comeky: +. 2)4th U.S. Artiilery.... 2 2d do ilsta do Oveeesene 2 4th do A 2|24 New York Cavalry. 1 Sth do do. 2 do Artillery 1 6th do do. do Vol..e00 1 2d do Infan 9) 26th Fea. VO: a ith do do 2\seh N\ Hampeire Vol. 1 at G 5 oth 2 3(ga Vermont Volunteers 1 10th do aed Ist do Fotal.e. oo 48 3a do - vine tells a good | Sick remmining im the Hospital for Eruptive Diseases, at Kalorama, March 7. Rocket Battalion ..... 2 New York thenietoget 2a U.3. 4th go 2| Rifles 4\ Oneida Cavalry 1 2| Ist New Jersey Cavalry 1 ao 6th do 1|34 do Vol.wee 1 lth Maine Volunteers 1/10th_ do do.... 3 7th Massachusetts Bat. 1/ 1st — Res. Cavalry 1 7th do Vol. 1/6th = Vol.... : 18th do do. 1(7th di do.. 19th do do. 1/52d Penn. Volunteers . 2 2d do de. 3/9ist do do... let New York Artillery 4/104thdo 12th New York Vol... 1)106thdo Mth da do « 1/6th Wisconsin Vol. 2th do + 1)19th indiana Vol.. 36th = do 1/24 D. C. Volunteers. Mth do . 2)2d Berdan Sharpwrs 6ist do + 1/Offcers’ servant 624 do 2 76th do ol TOtal...eserevose Sth do -1 At Indiana ai oe OM Patent Cees); Washington , > March 19th Indiana Vol .. Sist Penn. Volunteers. 7 Poor a rg a RNLFURE. Gist brseing every sty ity, from the finest | 57th 2 Parlor Suit down to the cheapest Borcau,Bedsteed | 66th do and Chair, and st prices whieh deiy compe titio 52d do 2d, do a Give us & Gall And cuavines yourselves. (525 806 | goth do 1j2d° D.C Volunteers NERVOU> DEB Y, OR SPEK-] 7th do 1\Cameron Dragoons . MA TORRECEA —A permanent and Iaxt- | 24 do eeve L tat Michigan Cavalry. 1 i bred CURE for this terrible disease may ba | S!st do do.... 1 subesqueut.y loss ons stamp, Ard @. a, Maas. mh 6-1m CUR E—CORNS—BUNION, ME; PERDRIAT, Surzeon Chiropod from Pare, bezeto inform you that he eff@eta 8 ly remove Corns and Bunions. witbout pain, so that the shoe can be worn immed: ly afer the Operation, Wituout inconvenienes. Also removes Yerts acd other superfluous flesh from the hands Sppearema!! anddeiicate. No.1 13 uudresia of oth- aa 17%, y Hall. Charses moJerste. we doctors of Washi: gton sor mh JSP GRATIFYING INFORMA- fering fi Mare real MEDIGAT ED pak ag the pao remedy. Many of our frio { the Advertiser, who las thes 8th New York Cavalry 2 Major, Pa’ +--+ 1/69th New York Vol. O obk give Yo out readers who are ser A (keene pos 334 New York Vol.(5) 1| ist New JerseyCav: Total, Ist New York Artillery 6, At General Hospital, Ceeemeten ) Washington, March 7 Ist U.S. Cavalry, + 362d New York Vol. 2d do do........ 1/5th Rhode Island Bat. Ist New JerseyCavairy 4|7th Maine Volunteers. 8 Obto Cavalry.....s00. 1 Ist U.S. Sharpshooters 1] Total..sesessessee2l 2a do BO.sseee I At Douglas Hospital, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, March7. -.(a) 188th do do have t: ried em ome | 4% Vermont Vol ..(c) 1] Ist Penn. Cavalry success jor Coughs. rore Throat, ‘eeness And | <th New York Cav. (d) i/8th do. do. Asthma. These confections also give toliel to | 54 5 Artillery 1/34 do Voluni Cousumptives. Sin vn ene Pubiie Pemiaoial be U.S. Chasseurs ... 14th di a ace trouvied with Ti: isoazes find by | Ist eee = Bi of ss helng Pearson's itedicatat TarDrops, which clear | Sth N. Hampshire Vol 6j7th do do, the throst of husky and tiekli ensstions, pro- | 2d VermontVolunteers14|lIth do do oe — = cert te exert Lee ce vom? —- 22d Massachusetts Vol. /53d do do. er , tone and fc ‘ness 8 voice. ‘sland Krepared aud sold by GU. PEARSON, No. S| tanner ven vol us toe ao Liberty st., B: Sold aise st 491 a At street, Washington: 4 Fs ido, street | 25th od a; Huzt, F dby the | 56th = do er —— acaggista acd ce Sst 19 cents | 63d do per pac fe 4 im_ | 6ith do FUR. Pe 66th FURNITURE : ceyceariat.| @ Captain. (6) Ca FURNITURE! raat i Gy Wud sors u -44 rm of ala’ ™M and isu, ye oo "’ arlor sud Dining- "2 Building, 808 fevat street, Bove D. bvary — cy of UPHOLSTERING promptly Sth do e Sere qaen fay aud evening for the acoommeda- | 9a Maine Volunteers, "robaners wi ti study their interest to call before looking elsewhere. nz 3 im* nS Sire DRESS GOUDS.—Many new and snN Hampabire Vol. ehoice thing doch obslibicincra fall stoei a! tode of For 2 ts Joods. lox the eurrent ‘wants of families and houseke«per; One price orty, marked in plain figures, ths ac twal cash omlur, PERRY & BRO., _mh7 Pa.av. and Ninth strest, D&4tess IN WATCHES } rang @ yal to land examine the stock of 8. which they@re solitng 2 per cent. lewartiant es Sr house in the city. 10 Washington Bui Wr cat Be | 4 a ay wy ‘Wul save time a ae and mg ens, Watch ‘“Matefi Watch Gissses, Tools, and Jewellers’ Jobb Materials. 10 "‘Washidgtop Bailcrag. ~ ek eral trav Lara ‘ort with ar hovae, 8nd selling they take this measure in i the are l® that they are in no = any house or agents in this ci uP e” of Boston Houss—10 Washi gion iding. Waehineton. Sue MERES, Also, medium a4 ere Vestings y Siue Clothe, Fiannels, and Casaimeres. ravats. Neck Ties, Gioves, Half Hose, Ui Um — Pocket Handkerchiefs, Underabirts, awers £0, correspondents ond Gur Northern and Esstern us LOW eupplies daily. One msrked in p!sin igu'ee. Ac inspectivn vo: purchase, atock neat! AS va Pe" to Penn. avenue snd Nini MUTT AR Y BOOKS: f y Ne, val the New Afilitay OT &S issue. nity wae. 75 Penaryiva- jovka are to be reas. otha | wa Cyothir:, Purne S, at the at pe te Greet State as pning Good 9's Cis ate pot in} em do YERS, | lat New JerueyCavairy 2]11th YERS to amend = New York Vs Voi 2d —— SRS, haviug tderstood that sey. | 26th fell represented that | 27th way con ath __ At Gensral Hospizal, es March 7. dh U.S. Infaatry.. do... Sth do airy. 6th do 2d do . Artillery... soe 3a do 4th do do 1 2d Massachusetts Vol. 1 th do ee 16 Ist do a 2 4th Rhode Island Vel . 5 Ist do Art.. 1 6th do Bat.. 3 5th Connecticut Vol .. 1 19 Sth Vermont Vol...... . do Cavalry Vol.eee 1 Indiana Vol .. i ao do.. o ree BeeUEEELEEE ith ae do — do... 58th Illinols Cavalry. do do.... 5 Sth etree ng 29th > do.... 1/Quartermaster’s io do —_— do Total .oeeceeeeee 515 do do. Wasblagton copy and send villvto the War mar 14—3t Covens. COLD=> ESS. &o, Tiecssesmtn sii eum rua ie ree acon iy, she sowal aaee F-e@ only, ihe ao’ cash’ standard valine, ee a Ts __Fotn. rns Wath 3 wet eee kr ort copier ‘400 RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, SUTLERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. WILLIAM TUCKER’s CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GROCERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, and others. TUCKER’S TUCKER'S FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS. T EAS, FINE, U NJON CIGARS.: C RACKERS, BOSTON. K ETCHUPS, IMPORTED, E XTRA COFFEES. R AISINS, MALAGA. READ OUR PRICES READ OUR PRICES! Extra Brown Sugar. White Sugar.... Fine Green Tea. 50 cents per pound Fair Black Tea. 50 cents per pound Extra Coffee... Codfish...00. - 6 cents per pound Imported Cigars. +50 cents per 100 Havana Cigars, +$1 to 83 per 100 Almonds, +12 cents per pound Salt... +20 cents a bag Good Butter. +16 cents per pound Extra Butter... +20 cents per pound Fine Wines +++81 per bottle Whiskey .., 25 to 50 cents per bottle All other kinds of LIQUORS in Proportion. Call and see for yourself. TUCKER’, 325 Pennsylvenia Avenue. WILLIAM TUTKER’S CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 385 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GROCERIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants and ethers, Stuart's Refined Sugars from 9 to lz bn per pound Extra Fine Green Tea...0..75 “ Good Green Tea...... Extra Fine Black Tea. Good Black Tea Old Java Coffee. Good Coffee......... «016 Every thing else in proportion. REMEMBER, FUCKER’S, 396 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WUCKER’S, 326 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WaskIneron. IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, RESTAUR- ANTS, HOTELS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. WILLIAM TUCKER'S CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 326 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 328 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GROCERIES AP HALF THE USUAL PRICES, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants @nd others. TUCKER?S TUCKER’S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1| Groceries, Liquors, Cigars, Wines,&o FOR FAMILIES, FOR SUTLERS, FOR OFFICERS, T EAS, FINE. U NION CIGARS. C RACKERS, BOSTON. K ETCHUPS, IMPORTED. E XTRA COFFEES. R AISINS, MALAGA. READ OUR PRICES READ OUR PRICES: WILLIAM TUCKER'S CHEAP GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. GOODWIN'’S TOBAcco. H. H. WATTS’S VOLUNTEER TOBACCO. GROCERIES A? HALP THE USUAL PRICES, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants end others. REMEMBER, | ‘TUCKER'S, 385 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TUCKER’S, 395 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE * (ih 7-4m GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 3236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Having been purchased of Bankrupt Merchants | | Groceries, Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &c 9 cents per pound 12 cents per pound -16 cents per pound -35 cents per pound +15 cents per pound leh ead sid No. ? SOUTH TH FREDERICK anak suacbenal be paid and contains “ne DR. JOHNSTON, Royal College ef Sur, i Sar F Rene i "AKE Fo bane henna NOTICE. —— whe have injured themselves by a pentennar at acheels ie hac aT ty alm, 4 if net STs Riven y e: ac. MENTALLE The recent bects'eo the mind are much to bo dresded Loss of Memery, Cenfesien of Ideas, Depraurion Spirits, Evil Ferebodings, Aversion ef Society, trast, Love of Seltinde, Produced. bat ery the eyes, cough ar af saving soanam | ad u DIS rete OF IMPRUDENCE. plying te theae w {iapectabiluy, ean elon befriegd him, L bands of iguercnt and urin, rea, Trighifal rapidity, ui Uldenss pate a by sending ‘bigs: e vhet mee hecme op triveleceuanee, DR. JOHNSON’S KEMEDY FOR O peeked WEAKNESS AND IMPOTEN By this great and im, are speedily care. ‘Fhonseads 9! txs test all Rope, have ysieal ox Monte! wel: Hervexs Lrrita! the mont jared. 0. ret mine peeutar OF 2HE PRESS. TRIESEMaAR. aoe by Royal Letters Patent of E ngiand, cured by the Seals of the Ecole deF Phar- macie de Paris, and the Is tal College Medicine, Vienna. al saree f Us the effectual temeds for Reiatzarion, SP for ReLaxarion, - MATORRHGs and Exuawstion oz Tus Sista. IESEMAR No. 2 Completely ad endeared oradicates all traces of —— dieord for which Copaivs and Cubebs ve generally been thought an antidote, to the pir the heaith of a vast portion of the popula- TRIESEMAR No. 3, je the great and sure remedy of the civilized world for ail Tinpurities of the system, as well as second Sry symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mercury, se wo!! ns other deleterions ingradients, and which 4)! the Sarsapariiis in the ‘world cannot remove. ERInskM«k Nos. 1,2 aod 3 8re alike de- Poy of tea we erry pa of aly nauseating quali- inthe formof a lomenge, aA) a is D foriot tabie without their use Ueing sue tin cases a! each, or four $3 cases in St vane ieee re iv Dy rea Coy eeale aud rete SHA BAR! om is Ce Whol an ul by DR. a 194 Bieeo! reet, (4 doors "ie fee street), New York. Immediately on re- of remitiance, Dr. Bansuw will forward free pase to any part of the world, securely orek vs pong addressed scoording to the instractions a apluahed Bleo by DR, BARROW, that nily iinstrated medi: Frat obfine Beents, Triese by. special authority EO dettam SOMETHING NEW en: REATES? Deeevaay 4t 381 v ziveas, oppesize as ovsr#es Sane neil 2nd “Whorough!y Cooked ser eupsrior Toast) in two wm daa, the fastest diwes on recard. Call and 208, mate undorsigned ned reapectially faforms bis friends ct, and vititors to thi ache hes bas his oLp and WrLl-KNOWN sennusganere pular Persons wishi larly through the without fear of Tangements at once, quai to asec rae At prices just 2s low. ro Meats, Lobetare, ardines, Canned Clams, Strawberri rea seve oh Oey fe, ite, tskist Cafe Sa we Berens spe cate ein or Kites e is and ‘A wplled ee lies su} vered without charge to an: wut 198, in, seas00, money is Bout with th the a My ostablisttoutis open fom o's" mi to 13 at pigh! owes oe day, excopt y; When 1 close at jat-tt 7. M. HARVEY. BEA & PERRINS? CHELEBEA' ‘TED Worcestershire Sauce, Proneuneed by EXTRACT? GONNOISSEVES of a Lefter froma te be the Medical Gentioman “ORLY G00D ot pares SAUCE,” ‘Whe above SAUCE re cas Gh shiz aad wet POPULAR CONDIMENT known, but themost Econom- an exquisite zest, which Sauce ufscturers have in vain endeavored to imitate. On the Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, or Supper Tadic, a cruct containing “LEA & PERRINS’ hcbarmshnabarpams SAUCE” 1s indispensa- cer or dea.er, as mens Seis ont Resiawrant pro-. prietors seldom piace the Pure Sauce before their guests, but su! ® genuine Bottle filled with & spwrvous muXxture, For sale by Grocers and Fruiterers everywhere, JOHN DUNCAN & SONB, DENTISTRY. Leal. n es toal et brent Bey otitey ar! rl vani EAE te tend jouse, in saine building between 11: Kirkwood B@idson, roca Si se othere jo cannot Wear these. ——— ‘ersous cai ling at my office can be. wicket ie and prise of Teeth or but to those wno are partion’ Br and wi Srtcan plodcee te BNR Butwern Orr anp 10TH 4-co2m poe ee NEw AND LN PROVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAST! Bone TEET a, Marat Pragr c om Crasrs. DR. S. B_SIGERMOND, jew York—260 Penniyivania Aw ish and 13th sis, Washrnaion, lo Seth or roots need extrac fa! ones ¢: 9 inserted over them. i. be macs inolensive, en never '¢. No temporary tenth nre neo! tod, a ons ean be thade tin ately, ther reenrving the Ratura! expression of the isce, wh ch under jana is frequentiy cisfigured. has aleo inverted a metal filling, with whieh aon sensitive te ean be filled without pain, and can build up a fect, = tooth on aay guie roots, which etry Bourt o © 3 men CS no 8-6m Wa f DOVE acu. Bry erders Wilh COALS PITTING wy doors north ef Fs Sete Fae FIX®URES, tm store. and aro ¢ B Be FIXTURRBS of ev: We hinge OT. vo ine intrusted te exr care ~ESMS & MoGBAN, 376 D street, “FAIRBANK’S” STANDARD SCALES. a - os (183 BHO A NEW FOU SALB BY BARFHOLOW, Sole Arent, Hardware & Accieultaral Warehouse, 555 Seventh Street, Between Penasy!e nia avenue and the Canal, sen opposite enet ent of Centre Market, js 14-4! 3. P. ox- © Washington. and are now fall parts of tae Mote fo ail parts of the E “Western States ant Camad Connecting with throughout tho oc wemequalied faciliti their patronage. For _“ tion apply to ‘Phird et, 2d door ja3-sm CIDED BARGAINS. nent &l) kinds of the best Pooket Handkerchiefs, recent Fine air) medium White Fiannels, = fe ey wend Pisid Campries — ag neem ol ie BOVE BC O.s proverbiaily low price, marked in pitiu figures, tre actual cash standard pection of stock up: no i tion to purchase! PERRY OURO” mh 7-6 Pes n. avenue Sead oe at Wall, Stophens & Co., MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TAILORS, Anp DyaLEas in BWORDS, 5\8HE8, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, GAUNTLETS, 6 LOVES, &e, And every variety of READY-H4DE CLOTHING, At Axsconas_e Purces. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., * 322 Pomusy ania avenus, between jal t & Kepvb.) _Sthand Wthate, 'O MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS, BATCHELOR’S @ENUINE HAIR DYB, ‘Bho (ext th the World. Ths Only Reliai'e and Harosless Hair Dys Known, all Drazgises: sis0, af Bex agg ty Paper Sq! ne Bioraep., — Offcs, &M%,. Grs3s’s Hair = tr I “rem Pycaaey where Ladies nee Si ‘Ber 25 mate 2 Broadway) N, ¥. v D MD&y favor us with and Re er iniorma- Gop AND aire GLisH, SWISS t selabrated now fot i oy a hye tad rel relit ow ay ores Bee oa Stans a no ere ir R. wre SUGAR azED FE- Dé Saas Clee oh cannot patie tog mary thom too highly.” aie Se ae Fai Serie Wes received wi Seas very new LL CURE are oe sae iy COOK & CO., Drugtista. VELLERS’ DIRECTORY. PASSENGER TRAINS. On and After MONDAY, February 3, 1862. PassENGER TRAINS BETWREX WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE Will runas foliows : Siz Dai ims plete Arpactert Pers em ‘ond two om Sundays, For Faltedetpht 1} New ork Leave Wash- ington at 6. a Mand 5.00 suimgton ‘at Goo and and40P = Dnapolis st 7.40 «a. oq 400? x. a4 hilade'phis at 3.00 P Srrisburg and the North and West, leave Washington arewa M, and 400 or 5.00 Pm For Fredonek at 7. gton 7.49 . No connec jorning connexion care Washi att 24 ay “ tM, Philadelphia P.M. New York lo? ™. bee Titer phis Train les. ee Weshiogs mn atene M. reaching Baltimore at 4.50 Pm, an ry eis the esas. a a Toa Hlarrisbergd a. 3 eave ‘Washis ton ats and Sr. m. train from Washi through to ‘Now York every day du TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. Leave New York at 7 a. #.; Philndel nee wu; Katimore 4% r. um. Arrives! Washington ton connects the woos Faebington leave Ealinmore Weshingtor, arrive ai 4a and 73> 4. Monty from Falti o Annapolis or Frederick coprexiore on Suncsya. Passenger Traine lsawirg Vi raat ngton @t7.40 a, M.aod4é aba. ss ue zu conte &e.,&c., is for Baitimoreand Vs 34 P. we i Tho740 4M, Sr ] town, Predsrick, Hage stop only at Anpapoiis Junction. War Basson Te muct take tue Accommadation Trains oniy. Trains will leave Wash srompily upen card tum » 7.35 AM, Bud 4.00 Po will wast 3 necessary, to secure the passengers « fre mn the Fest, For Sick and With an atter . With bed ton twiee a werk for Phiisd for the scoommodition of soldiers, fe4 1862) ~ 7ises Pennsylvania Central Railroad, (with its connections) 18 A FIRST CLASS ROUTE TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFURT! STONE BALLASTED AND FREE FROM DUST! BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGA FROM BALTIMORE! THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH! Two of them making CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HaRRISBURS ‘with trains on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD, end forming THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM a AND BALTIMORE All points in the Was, NonrE- WEST AND SOUTH-waer, ork or nebreash Ticke ply at the Office o: rthern Cev oil Read Com- b 43, Osivert Station, Baltimore. Splendid Si Cars onall Ni Smoking Saloon Cars on ali FROM WASHINGTON. Pazrengors will ake the 6a. m.anc 5 V ounded Solaiers- eave Washine Girect at lta and vound ht Trains rains 4 on and arrive in Harris- — %-it m. and Lass m.. there cont. —— tue trains on Pennsyivanie ¢ ext troad for a!! parts of the wi FREIGHTS. By this route, freights of a!! descripts forwarded to from any point on the rom { Ohio, Kentucky, tndiana, Llinois, Waisoonr Jowa, or Missouri. by ae direct ace Pennsy van. ai Keilromd a) itteburg with Ste: be forwarded to any po: ed Rivers; and at Cle Chicago with steamers to ali N. Dlerchsnts and eens ent . ating the trans; ope their Pres t to thie — 7, CBD Fr on fidence oF PRATES OF FREIGHT to and from any nat the West, by the Penneyivania Central + re Gt all times @s favorable as ere ed by oteer Katiroad Companses. iad Sty os, Jar tom paoksges "via Pann. R MAgkAW &5 KOONS, Freight Agents, ‘0 North etreet, Ba t.m: OCH LE Coa int’t, Altoona, i by HOUPT. Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Bininde olin &, H. HUUSFON, Gent Freight aot, Phiia- re. ORTHBRN CENTRAL RAILWAY. Tas Shortest, Quickest and Best Route from Baitt- to. WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST. NTER SCHEDULE. : Cnanen ov Tins. DAY, sith November, Parsen- wil arrive aaa depar: from Usivert jon as follows: ‘Traine Nowra Laavz sm Bee ttsburg aud us Harr BAR areqon Asooen: mmodation at 8 mm. slo Express 8203, m. Sarees Ont Sontters Exprecs 2 p.m. +p. a. 6 &. m. ae from qvashington copnects wit’ the 8.20 a. train from Bs’ ° —_as West and for ‘Buttalo, Elmira, Rochee rk C cus and Nisgars Pails, anc for New ork ou wits sh ee aes coprce ie Tein ‘om a 4 and Northwest end Elmira and with Bien unten w ‘ashington from Ay ao lor ft eouues: West and is & direct co: Bao ed Easton Alientown and via, Central I" Rasirond of New Jersey. route for New York. ‘The only train leaving Baltimare on Su - 2 a m. 2. mor Harrieburg, Pitwsourg, © *RtSoniy & aan arrivinggin Baltis eel ak am is 8.20 a m. train. nosey OFICE FO TRAVELERS. stmastor Sores be orcered the Tr ween a a and Old Point 1 —— res: tie itis Seca be “tf oA istely after which fees aah ington M. N. FALLS, Pree’t. TOPBAM’s PEEM Urat he wi neTen, D.C. na _inatitate © =e ae Taterk\Seven decctipren te pgpeet: steamers except Sun Lion oe tojarder th ae —