Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1863, Page 1

™ PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (4UNDAY BXICEPTHD,) a7 THE STAR BUILDINGS, sosamn PERR's Avencs amp liTH STREF?, ar W. D. WALLAOCH. served pack. riers at ST cgnta per'month, ‘Fo mail is 94.50 » year, in ORB OuRY; in wrappers, fwo Cats. "ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the ‘before Poot they may not THE EVENING STAR | Eben + ing Star, v=, XXF. For the Holidays. A. H. BEVINGER & (0., Basson oF Nos. 19 axp 21 Baoan St., Naw Your, OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE, Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER, HE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FUCND IN TUR METROPOLIS. -” —aLeo— FINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODs, KITS AND KEGS No.1 MACKEREL, KENNEBEO SALMON, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN CODFISH, Together with all the LUXURIES INCIDENRTO THE SEASON. Messrs. A.M. B.& Oo. are also Sole Proprietors of BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONDON LOCK GIN, Pat ep in Quart Bottles for medicinal use. Also, Sule Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN. eee STAM articles bought at their store warranted of the first quality, and forwarded toany part of the —— aity free of expense. as we intend to be permanently located, we re- spestfally request families to give us acail. ABRAM M. BININGER, HENRY T. CAPEN. Wasurnctox, Decomber, 1862. a M. BININGER & CO. have no connexion with ang other House. wu ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent. RATIONAL LOAN, THE NEW - SIX PER CENT. BONDS of the UNITED STATES, PAYABLE TWENTY YRARS FROM DATE, Oe after Five Years, at Option of the Government.) THE COUPON SONDS, In Sams of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONS HUNDEED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLABS, and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE REGISTERED BONDS, In Sums of FIPTY DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, s e* ABD PAYABLE SEM!-ANNUALLY IN GOLD. These Bonne are the OBRAPEST GOVERNMENT SHOURITY now in the market, ‘Whe Interest, at present price of coin, ®eing equiv- alent to & Pax Canr. in currency. FOR SALE BY JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, 469 FIFTEENTH STREET, Deaters GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES, 4RNY AND NAVY VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRENCE AND EXCHANGE tee 5-48 JOHNSON & NAGLE, 900 PEANSYLVANIA AVENUB, SOLE AGENTS fer the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - MESSRS. PRANK BININGER & 00.3 (Mo. 16 Reaver Btreet, New York,) . OESLEBEATED BOTTLED WINES FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. dlans of the U. 5. irmy. GOLD MEDAL 0OGNAO, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, @OLD MEDAL PORT, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL, RIP VAN WINELE GIN, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD BY3, HARVEST BOURBON 1963 RESERVE, AROMATIC SWISS HERB BITTERS. Woinvite the stteption of Physicians, Draggiste ‘A Kew York prices, freight added. @ods will insure the satisfaction and confidence of Geeriminating people, who reject the stale re- @aree of irresponsible dealers, vis : puffs of news Bapers and so-called chemists, gaudy shew cards Oe. JOBNEON & NAGLE, Bole Agents, ——— =.T._18sco.-=. TION BITTERS Of tis celebrated brand appears to be in every me's mouth, as well as on every one’s table. ‘They are a splendid article and can be relied Bpom to strengthen and invigorate exhausted Eatare. sep %-e0tm LDS, HOA: IN. Couens, 00: IER BEB, &e, COMPOUND 5! ¥ GUM ARABIO, — ‘This it ypular Cough Remed: so coon rect extensi ely teed that mene Persons familiar with its Sate at Band ifty cents a bottle, eo4m It ean be had at all the HE BLUE BOO! REGISTER OF OF- FICERS AND AGEX : TS ae Military; eval, Marine Corps, Diplomatic, Judicial, Lexis: ve and Baseutive, in the service of the United tes. with appointment. birth and List corrected to Novemb: Masters —containing sito Octave Volume, 186. ee PRANCK TAYLOR. RCOND-HAND PIANOS.—One very nice Piano #0, im best order On ectave for, - .@ * ole Agevt of Steinway & Bop. MMENOING AT DATE 1 OSTRREST CO! me <. or FUR = LIQUORS, | Headache. Highly recommended by the most eminent Physi sus ‘€R4 Grocers to these excellent goods, which we sell | Sets or We trust that the imirinsic merits of the above | ucited to Se hotel aan 0 8.—T.—1560._X.—DRAKE’S PLANTA- | °ther hotel of ; CAPITAL. WM. H. THOMPSON, | $19 NINTH eTRRET, One Door from Ponnsyirania Avenue, DEALER IN Tobacco and Cigars. Th tomy ttention of dealers and the public is invited | ck of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING TO- | BACCY, which I bought when it was cheap, snd I | am prepared to seli at the very lowest cash price. i j In PLUG TOBACCO I will name the following: Thomage’ Eldorada. 3 Anderson's Navy, MeCorkie’s Go:d Leaf, Grareiy Twist, Blue Hen’s Chicken, ' Trotter's Rough & Ready, | Virgirius. Foil Twist, ' Burnett's Honey Dew, Bonn Fide, } Gravely, Love's Excelsior, i ‘ens’ i Fives, and various other brands, I have also on hand, a large lot of CIGARS FINE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING ,TOBAO CO, which L invite attention to before purchasing, WH. H. THOMPSON, azi-Imo* one door from Penna. avenue, SLAWARE STATE LOTTERY. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 21% PRI7ES OF $700. Second Capital Prize. 7,990 Dollars Lowest Three Num ber Prize....2700 Dollars DELAWAKE SKATE LOTTERY, Authorised by ‘An Act for the Eacoarazement of mprovemeuta in the Stats of Delaware.” JOUN A MORRIS & CO., Managers. $30,000 Crass 94. 5 be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, | Mf on. SATURDAY, Jannary 3tst, 1353. SCHEM 1 prizo of S70 nt 700, 1 prize of of 700)1 prize of prize af 700) 1 pri Prize of 70,1 prize of Prize of 700) 1 prize of prize of 700)1 prize of prize of 7v0, 1 prize of prize of 7,1 prize of prize of 70,1 prize of prize sf 700.1 prize of prize of 70,1 prize of i 700} 1 prize of I prize of 790) 1 prize of 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of l prize of 7001 prize of 1 prize of 700; 1 prize of I prizeof 70,1 prize of 1 prize of 700\1 prize of 1 prite of 7u01 prize of 1 prize of 00,1 prize of 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of I prize of 700, 1 prize of | prize of eS prize of 1 prize of 700)1 prize of 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of l prise of 700,1 prize of I ptize of 700.1 prize of I prize of 70,1 prize of 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of f Btize of 700.1 prize of prise of 700.1 prize of 1 prize of 700;1 prize of 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of I prize of 70,1 prize of I prize of 200) 1 prize of lprice of 70,1 prize of Tprize of 70,1 prize of I prize of 700, 1 prize of prize of 700)] prize of 1 prize of - 700) 1 prize of 1 pries , L prize of prize of prize of prize of 700, 1 prize of ize of 70,1 prize of rize of 700, 1 prize of prize of 700"1 prize of 1 prize of , 7, 1 prize of I prize of 70,1 prize of 1 prize of 700)1 prize of i f 700; 1 prize of Iprire of 700, 1 prize of prize of 700.1 prize of I prize of 70, 1 prize of lprize of 700, 1 prize of ize of 700, 1 prize of prize ef 700, 1 prize of lprize of 700,1 prize of I prize of 700, 1 prize of lprize of 700, 1 prise of J prize of 700) 1 prize of 1 prize ef 700) 1 prize of I prize of 700, 1 prize of 1 prize of 700) 1 prize of lprize of 700.1 prise of I prize of 700;1 prize of 700.1 prize of Iprize of 70@,1 prize of 70), ! prize of lprize of 700,1 prize of 70), 63 prizes of $150 are. 1 prize of giw 0) j Prize of 700 Ee} wiiee of Too! 1 prize of 700! | prime of 7, | prize of 700" 1 prize of 700. Soles | 1 prize o 1 prize of 700) 1 prize of 700, ) prize of 700, 1 prize of 700.1 prize of 700, 1 prige of 769, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700" | prize of 700, 1 prize of 700) 1 prize of 700, i prize of 700, | prize of 0, 1 prize of 700, 1 prige of 70.1 prise of 200, 1 prize of 200, } prize of 7,1 prize of 7%, 1 prize of 7,1} prize of 700; 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700,1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 70,1 prize of ‘700, 1 prize of 7001 prize of 7, 1 prize of 700) 1} prize of 700) 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700) | prize of 700} 1 prize of Too, | prise of 700, 1 prize of 700; 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, | prize of 700, 1 prize of Jon" } prize of 700,1 prize of 70 700, 1 prize of "1 prize of 700; 1 prize of 700,1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700! 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 700) 1 prize of 700.1 prize of 700, 1 prize of Too! | prize of 700; 1 prize of 700, 1 prize of 708.1 prize of 706 7m i 1 i 1 1 a tt at GS pricesof 10 are @prizesef 75are 63prizesof Ware 3,906 prizesof Mare 33.4% prizesof ware 77,814 prizes. ....amou Tickets 10; Halves $5; Quarters 234. Fighths @1% | W7-All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery | should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Wilnsington, Delaware. + jua 6-Im* s—Tr.-1s6co.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. They purify, strengthen, and invigorav. They create a healthy appetite. » They are an antidote to change of water and diet. | | | | They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the syetem and enliven the nd. wracy prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of ghe stemach. . They cure Dyspepeia and @onstipation. ‘They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous They are the best Bitters in the world. They make the weak man strong, and are exhausted re’s great restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Uslisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of & beverage, without regard to age or time 6 day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & OO, %2 Brond- way, New York. sep 25-606m ATEB NOTIOB, uence of the lowness of the water in the ‘oir it will be necessary, it grea! for the Government | to éitisens entirely. persons are, re, forbidden to use the ydrants ac vania re onany ares os yr avenues ir care << on F of Publis Buildings, for watering the pavements, or fer any private purpose whatever. Sela reece ree Commissioner of Public Buildin, EUBOPEAN HOTEL @ AMD ae ek bee Corner, av. and 14) Weakinetons D.O. The Proprietor ef the above establishment re- peg eo announces to the public and his friends that his house has been thoroughly remodeled, aad ret ave such as te compete with any sive, i vA URANT DEPARTMENT has also ved. 1g cular. at ation is ealled to his WEIN BE, (Wine Room,) where nothing but the best Es. ‘CORDIALS, etc., etc. are noe. is Wein Stube is up stairs, and entirely sepa- ER OFSTERS GAME ‘ad DELI. BALB. a 54 Cacia which will be served’ in a Arst-rate strle 8. ber ry neal ise P. BMRICH, Proprietor HBISTMAS PRESENTSI LADIES’ AND OHILDREN’S DRESS URS, juc! N and BURSIDSON BAY SABLE, A Ri FITCH and ERMINE, URFALO ROBES, GENTS’ MUFFLERS The largest stock ever was offered in this market. | As our entire stock ivof our own manufacture, we ean give guarantee for — durability 8. EYENSKRG, 48 Market Space, bet, 7th and sth «th. -* W, YAS | 519 Ninth strest, | th i | the post where it ix delivered. | ofall the feawep AND &§P. T IN | cue STOVES woder the Avenué House. — ERS () ads ARMY HATS AND OAPs, | With appropriate ornaments—of the tivest sod Dest qualities. B, H. STINRMETZ"S. jal22w 936 Pa. avenue, near Thirteenth st, HINGTON, D. C SATURDAY. JANUARY 24, 1863. THE WEEKLY STAR pales This excellent Family and Wews Journal, eos- taining a greater variety of interesting readis than can be found in any other—is published Friday morning. TRRME— Cosh, waveriably, in advance. Bingle copy, per anpam.._ Five copies... ........ Ten copies ......---—......... 9 00 Twenty-five copies... It invariably comtains the “W, that has made The Datiy Bening Star eeverapy throughout the country. _ PROPOSALS. P2OPOkaLs FoR tox. Mupicar Purvrrer’s Orrice fashincion, Jan. 22, 106s S¥sttp Phorosars will be received at thia office nrtil Mondsy the 2 day of February, 1N63, at tweire J2) ocioeR MW for furnishing the Metical Hosp:tei Department until the lat day of January W664, with of pure ICE, to be celiverad at the following pacer. viz: Bilton Head, Bouth Carolina, RNewbern, North Carolia Fortress Monroe, Virginia Peu-acela Florida. Nashville, T, New Crican: Et. c matt Washington; District of Columbia Memphis. Tenne As the quanti at the reapeetive posts ik HOt precisely Known; bidder~ will state the quan- y of ice they can furvish, where it is gathered, price per ton of 2.0% Ib: a within what period they cae furnish the t At thoogh it@ derirable that id propose to furnish the whol- amount required at any oue of + places propcacd to be supptie: Bisiders will state what facitities they possons. if y, for storing the ive at the posts they propuse te apply. FS € Dust be of the best qualit Depe-ction and ayproval of the offi port office adGress of the bidder m proposal. Ita bid in mads in the name of «firm the naines rties innat appear, or the bid will be as the individual proposal of the party ubject to the in charee of vil name and ust appear in the va! c Sousider it Proposals from distayal parties wit wot te consid- ered, AND AM OATH OF ALLEGIANOR MURT AGCOMPART £acH PROPOSITION Propose: st be addressed to Hexxy Jonxsoy, BK S..und Acting Medical Purves or, Warhington, D.€.and should bo plainly marke “Eroporals lor Te he ability of the bidder to fill the contract. Mid it be awarded to , must be guaravtesd esponeible persons. whose signatures are te t Be Seeranter, an eaid guarantees y the bid ity of the guaran® cing certiticate of tt vurtor ofthe Unite Attorney ads in tha nm of fire thon by the contractor end both his Tequired of the successtal bidder upon signing the contract. Form of Guarantee. We, ——. of the county of ——, and Btate of —, and ——,of the county of and State of do aereby ‘guarantee that fable to faisl the sontract, in accordance with the terme ot his pro- goaition and that, should his preposition be ae eepted. he will wt ence enter into contract in ac- sordance therewith. Should the contract be awarded h pared to become his secu ‘o this wuara aust be appended the official dertificate above-mentioned.) The Surgeon General “eserves to himself the right to reject any or ail bids that he may deem too high or unsuitable HENRY JOHNSON M.8.K..U.3. A. Ja 23-dt Fe23 Acting Medisal Purveyor, @7 Papers authorized to publish Government ad Yerlisements pleare copy. RMY BUPPLISES, Orricg or tue Onier QuanTeamacraa, Army of the Potomac, WASHINGTON Bo PRoresacs are invi of the army of the 5,00 tons best quality T thy Hey, securely baled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked thereon. 2,900,000 bushele of Oate, of the best quality, ip strong sacks, well sewed. 7,000 cords Qak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned and of the best quality. Bach bid must be accompanied by the endorse- rzent of two responsible persons that the contracts if awarded will fulfilled. Bida will be opened from time to time as the ar- ticles may be needed, and contracts will be awarded for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible didder up to the time of opening. The right is reserved to accept all or any part of bid. “Fro ‘Is should be endorsed “ Proposals for Ha: or Oate, or Wood,” as the case may be, and encic im separate envelopes. FU8 INGALLS Lient. Col. and A.D. ¢.. woxs-tf o Quarts we are pra- rmaster, = Vy BOLssALE teh ox AND FRUIT HOUSE | ° JONES & CO. Corser Eicutn axp D ~__ Washifigton, 1,000 BBLS, APPLES prime Weetara N market.) just arrived. York ‘Apples, (no fruit like it in t ra BOXES SWEHET PALERMO ORANGES, 50( : ‘Brreets, JONES & CO 100 do, LEMUN UNS, Spiendid FRUIT. from late Boston cargo JONES & CO., corner 8th and D ats, }()() BABRELE POTATOES. 1 G00 From Maine and Jersey, em do, ONIONS, red and yellow. Just arrived at JONES & Cor, and D sis, st ES TTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! e GG3! EGGS! B@Gs! GOSHEN BUTTER, ROLL BUTTER COOKING BUTTER, Twenty five percent. better and thirty per cent. cheaper than here ant iis itimore JONES & CO, corner #th and D ats, BOXES SYLENDID NE 1,000 cieese itNes Yorke prices. JONES & CO.. corner 8th aad D sta, CALL AT OUR S:ORE FOR RAISINS, SAR- + DINES, HERRINGS, TONGUES, HAMS, and all kinds*Produce and Fruit, cheaper and better than snywhore JONES & 00., ja 3 Im Corner 8th and D ata. Washington, Wood! Wood! Wood! KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD! On hand, the best qqmlity of all kinds of Woon! ? ANY LENGTH OR SIZE REQUIRED. KINDLIN«# WOOD. A Superior Article of Pine, selected expressly for kindling, Sawed Short and Fine Split, as a substi- tute for charcoal in building Anthracite Fires in Badiaters, Ranges, &c. BF Cash at afire when ordered. THOS. J. GALT, Office 282 Penn’s avenue, bet. 11th and 12th, Mill and Yard foot of Seventeenth st. {Republiean and Chronicle.} Jan otf B DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY 5 4 PA. AVENUR, A OnsIGni¢s Washington Oxy, D. 6. EASTERN, NORTHERN A OBEAT FN REPRESS FORWARDE MBRUHANDISE, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU- tt . NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS? ae. Forwarded DISPATCH te al. P WEST- i poearaee munky. his Goes 8 8 of the country. pany bes ‘agencies in the principal Hallway Towns in “SQ oRTH, BAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST. rincipal offices are WASHINGTON. D. on » BOSTOR, MERA EA, Fab eiMong a ViLLk, TON. 1 ROUTHAMPTON and HAVES, gommercial wowns i Great Betmin end on the Goa- Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made at all accessible parts of the United States. _teu Washington, D.0. T MOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE, 1 Pa. ave., south side, can be found at all times a good stock of fresh and pure MEDI- OINES. Also all advertised Medicines, to- ether with a general atock of TOILET AR- AYCLRR, ac fae ®7 Particular attention given to the compeund- ing of Physician’s prescriptions day aud night, |S. eu HILDRENS’ BALMORAL SKIRTS, a good as- / sortment of select aty lea. - Ladies’ HOOP BKIRTS, of the newest shapes eee oasis ee e price only, marked in plain fivures. ” % PPRRBY & BRO., wt Pa. ave. and Ninth street . OYSTERS—OYSTERS! ROWE & 00., dealers in ERS At SMITH & MORRISON’S, no 6-$m 67 Louisiana avenne, ! CAMP BTOVES!! CAMP STOVES Ii We are now manafacturing CAMP, OOOK and SBATING STOVES, which we will sell by the dosen or hundred as cheap as they can be bought in Baltimore. %. Ho & H. 1. GREGORY. 321 Peon. avenne, pear 7th street. {Int.. Chron. & Rap.} no 17 2,000 ous. ekiwe ovaRteren cia Ter ale by BLLIS & OALRNS, 14 Bouth Gay atres ae j Baitmore. AMUSEMENTS. Wiittarps: HALL! THIS EVENING, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT or MR.GE RGE VANDENHOF#® READING, | He being engaged to net in Pennsylvania on Mon- lay. SH«AKSPEARE. ist. ceenes from Hamlet. PORTRY, 2. Gems—Sericus and Humorous. VICTOR HUGO. 3a. The Gawn of Love, from Les Miserables. CHARLES DICKENS. 4th. Mr, Winkle’s Horsemanship. Tickets fifty conta. Doors open at7 o'clock. To commence at #0’el"k precinely. * GROVER’S THEATRE. | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard's Hotel Luomand Gaoves-—. ___. .__.___._.. Mamagup THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, For this night only, Bourcicault’s poe spectac ular dre oa entitle: PAUYRET E SNOW ; 1E. ONDER TH THE AVALANCH. ries hel. 4 Mick 25 cents extra, on.—Private Boxes, $6; Dress chestra Chairs, 75 cents; Facnily lored Gallery, 35 cents;’ Colore Cirele, 2 cents} Parterre, Sicenta Doors open at quarter before 7 0’clock ; perform- ancen commence at half-past 7 0’elock OP® FELLOWS HALL, THE OLD ORIGINAL CAMPBELL’S MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND! M.C. CawPBRiL. DIRECT FROM THE PALAGK OF MUSIC, (Feurteenth st., New York City,) NOW OPEN At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, BVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, In their unrivaled SOIREES D'ETHIOPE! &7 For full particulars see mammoth posters descriptive sheets, programmes, &c ,&c. Admission 2 cents, Reserved seats cendg. jamgt! FRANK EDWARDS, Business Agt. WASHINGTON VARIETIES, NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PROPRIETORS... A HAMBLIN & CO, ETAGL MANAGE -. JAMES PILGRIM BALLET MASTER. .-B. YATRS HALL OF BEAUTY, The popular visiting place, where all our citizens and all thestrangers nightly tock for the enjoy- FVlSE the mont stylish and ATTRAUTIVE ENTERTAINMENT. Univer ally admitted by the most critical amuse- ment seekers to de the most favorite place of ment after the cares of the day are over ; the people of cur busy Capital can be enter- tained by the most varied, most exc: lient and most joyous amusement. ¢ Last, Best and Cheapest Hailin America!® ae OPEN EVERY NIGHT! Engagement, for one week only, of « M’LLE HELENE Without exception. the most talented and sccom- plished artist that has ever appeared on the American Stage. Continued success of the beautifal MISS EVA BRENT, Entitied by the press aud public the Queen of Song. ngagement, for one week enly, of Seek. G. W. SMITH The celebrated talented Artist. Sd week of the graceful and charming Danseuse, MLLE LIZETTE, W 8. BUDWORTH, The renowned ard talented Negro Actor. First appearance of the Washington Favorite, BUTLER. The Humorist and Pantomimist. Third week and continued success of Prof. BEN. VATES «) d bis famons Corps de Ballet of Tweaty Beautiful Young Ladies, Second week of the renowned Medley Clog Dancer, TIM HAVES MISS ADA TESMAN, the beantifal and pleasi Yocalist. BAM LONG) the popular Delineator aad Comic -inger. PAUL BERGER, the favorite Actor and Vocalist. JAMSS PILGRIM, th: well-known Author and Actar W_ DULANY, the famous Pentominist. FRANK KERNS, the Punny Nig ML ALDINE, the Fascinating Danseuse. NCE, the Little Favori 188 MISS E FLORENCE, the : CHARLES, the Popular Artist Julis Marsh, Miss Edith Whiting, Miss Ida Devere, Miss Mary Deville. Miss Drake, Mise Julia Rose, Miss Emma Sgyne and Forty other Artists, who will appear in chaste and brilliant performances, new, fre and or ginal wes" TALENT OF ALL NATIONS! ( HANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT. Pare. or Apwrssion.—Parquette and Pamily Circle, 25 cents: Orchestra Chairs, § cents; Single Fest: in Boxes, 75 cents; Private Boxes, (holding Bix persone.) & olored Circle, 25 centa. Doors open at o’clock ; commence at 7X 0 clk. “THE NEW CANTERBURY, LOUISIANA AV.. nEAR SixTH Srager, WM. FE. SINN...... Sole Proprietor and Manager GEO. PEROIVAL .-+-+-....Business Manager IMMENSE COMBINATION! UNPKKCEDEN‘ED SUCCESS! ARGEST AND BEST COMPANY IN THB TREES COUNTRY! Excelsior is the motto of the Great Camterbury ! BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WOBLD! THIS WEEK, A New Pantomime entitled THE GOLDEN AXE, ; On tHE ELVes oF THE HAUNTSD StRBAMY Enthusiastic reception of the Washington favorite Enthoviant Tse JULIA MORTIMER. MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, MISS KATE PHNNOYER. M°LLES AUGUSTA AND MARI, Who have won golden opinions by their’ beauty : and grace. THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS, First MBs FLORE a ance in this city of NCE RIVE 6 188 HANNAH BIRIH, MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL, From the Philadelphia theaters, who will appear in conjunction with THE COURT OF BEAUTY. Mise Frank La Folle, Mise Jennie Allen Mise Lilly Brandon, Little Bila, AND THE GREAT BALLET TBOUPR. Fecend week of the people's favorite, DICK PAKKER, First week of LARRY TOOLEY, the Bthiopian nw sy pemmannes from New a8 WILLIB . ~* J. 8. CLARKE, “"~ . Axp tHe Great Coxps p’Erniopr! Forming in ali the Greatest Congress af Artistes ever brought together in one establishment. ApMisston—Baleony and Parquee, 25 eents ; to Orchestra Arm Chairs, & cents; to.Private Boxes, holding six persons, $5. Doors open at 6% o'clock ; performance at 7K. A GRAND MATINEE will be given next Satur day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children, at 20’clk Admittance—Ladies, 9 cts.. Children, 10 eta. on, COME WITH ME! ii COME WHERE? Bi Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes, tir. that’s the place, for the old and popular corner has been fitted up in the most costly style, with marble counters, tiled floors, &e. Choicest brands of Liquorsat the bar and every delicacy of the sea- son can be had at all hours, in the moat cleanly* manuer atthe shortest notice. Prices moderate. H. D. GELSTON, Proprictor. partis. Central Hotel and 6th at, COME! Rooms for private , 8.W. corner of Penna ay, fa 2)-3m*» TTENTION, SOLDIERS! SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW! ASTOVE THAT Soein CABEE IN YOUR | Na | HOPE'S PATENT KNAPSACK 8TOVE i just | the thing to go with the shelter tent. | You can put it in your knapsack without avy ap- preciable enlargement of that package One Stove. using M-inth wood and weighing 2 Ibs. 6 Oz, with pipe, 71bs..) is sufficient for four men. An officer can carry one in his valise, and 25 of them, officers’ size. using 13-inch wood, can be packed in a hard-bread box It has neither hinges nor joints to g t out of order, and is atonee tha CBRAPEST. BEST AND ONLY PRACTIOABL® OTOVE for | soldiers’ use yet invented. i For sale by J. R. BARR & CO.. No. 496 Ninth | st..snd by WALL & BARNARD, cornsr Niuth st, | aed Fa avenue. ee utlers’ orders promptly filled esa : ” dAS. HOPE & O0., No. 496 Niath at. Je 20-Wt? NE as. Jvsr Received at A. M. BININGER & © )’3, 437 Pa. avenve, second door below 1ith street, an Lvoice of very choice selected Pigs. (new crop.) yutup ‘expromiy for family use jal 2w TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, {ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH ES.) THE ARMY OF THE PoTomMac. The Forward Move: passable C HFADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PuToMac, Jan. 2%3.—The tempestuous weather since Tueeday last, and the cousequent impassable ®tate of the roads, have rendered any advance of the army of the Potomac beyond the Rappa- hannock a matter of utter impossibility. he fame causes so delayed the transportation of the pontoons and heavy artillery to the desic- nated points as to prevent asurprise of the enemy at the points where it was designed | to cress. This afternoon the clouds broke away, and the infivence of the san is telling favorably upon the soil. Several paymasters haye already arrived, bring joy to the soldier families at home. A delay those actively employed may occur. , FROM FORTRESS MONROE. . ‘orrespondence of the Asscciated Press.) okTRESS Monnor, Jan. which abated yesterday, is not over yet and has been quite tevere to-day, and many of the small vessels which started seaward yesterday have returned here for shelter. The iron-clad steagiship Wehawken arrived here safely this | morning. The Baltimore mail boat, due here at 7.2. m., did not get in to-day till half past 2 o'clock. Two rebel officers—Captains Wm. Cansey and Smith—were made prisoners to-day ai a house on James river. also arrested at the same time, having some $500 Worth of contraband goods in their possession. Four rebel prisoners were aiso brouzht down from Yorktown yesterday evening. The Arrestof Mr. Deming at Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.—It is reported aere that the offence of Mr. Deming was endeavor- ing to communicate, by telegraph, to the north- ern press the address of Ma). Gen. Burnside to the soldiers, a copy of which he had received from General Burnside himeelt, for transmis. sien in season for Thursdaygtternoon's pa- pers. ees Bank Robbery. ManatTHoN, N. Y., Jan. 22.—Meseenger’s banking-house was robbed of $6,0u0 last night by burglars. New York Legislature—No Speaker Yet. ALBany, Jan. 23.—Several ballots were had to-day for speaker but withont making achace. pete THE WAR IN VIRGINIA. Movement Against the Enemy's Rear— Pi the Attack—Preparations for the Crossing. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, Jan. 20.—The right and eft wings of the army are in motion. We shall endeavor to eross the river aboutten miles aboye Falmouth. All opera- tions below are mere feints to deceive the ene- my. One corps of infantry are to proceed down the river and feign crossing at several points. Seddon’s plantation, which I described in a letter this morning, is one of them. Areal crossing will be made below should a certain emer- gency arise. Major Spaulding and Major Magruder are to contruct the pontoons above. The i5th New York Engineers and Regulars are also tothrow over several bridges. One train of pontoons is to be held in reserve directly opposite Fred- ericksburg. Saturday evening a company of the 15th New York Engineers were busily employed in throwing up artillery entrenchments about ten miles below here. The great victory of the West has had an exhilerating effect upon the army. The sol- diers are hopeful. ° Movements of the Army—The Rear of the Enemy's Position to be Attacked—The Troops in Excellent Spirits—The Prepa- rations for the Movement—Plan of At- tack—Preparations for Crossing. (From N.Y. Tribune's Special Correspondent.) Banks’ ForD or THE RAPPAHANNOCK, Siz stiles Above Falmouth, Va, Jam 20—AN day and late into the night the artillery has been rolling and rumbling forward and ali the highways and by ways have been rendered usefulin hurrying rapidly onward the forces destined for striking tho “great and mortal blow” which Gen. Burnside truly says “is due to the country.” For a few hour only have the left and center grand divisions been aceumtlating their numbers in the vicinity of this position, and every pasture and woodiand is now gleaming with bivouae fires. Many thousand troops are now concentrated at this point, where Gen. Burnside, haying seized upon the diversion of the enemy to an or quarter, has determined to push his army across the Rappahannock and attack the ene- my in the rear of their fortifications at Freder- icksburg. The result is now trembling in the balance. The timely arrival of the pontoons, with the iriendly co-operation of all the other elements which are involved in the iseue, we trust, will bring us a decisive victory. But the present sitnetion fills us with os for the morrow. The pontoons aiready due have not yet arrived, and a cold snd pelting rain storm excites the fear that destiny is not in our favor. Gr chances are to be ‘ried to-morrow, and ‘We Await the issue with the greatest solicitude. The movement which is now in p: was ordered to commence on Sunday morning. It was tponed for some reason until Monday. On Monday it was again postponed until Pues- day, when at9 o’clock a.m. Gen, ‘ins grand division, the6th army corps (Gen. Smith) in the advance, commenced ving from their position, five miles below Falmouth, towards Gen. Burnside’s headquarters. Hooker's cen- ter grand division commenced its march at-11 8.m., and being nearer the destination ef its movement, preceded Franklin toward Banks's .Ford. To make the advance, those roads were wsed which wert sufficiently back from the river to prevent the enemy observing it. poe Fai. The Warrenton turnpike was reached, not by the direct route mouth, but by way of Stoneman’s mand roads which had been prepared by the assidu- ous and difficult labor of the Pioneer Corps. The battle which we look for en the morrow will be the ultimate test of the morale of the army; but if we could infer anything from the animated appearance of the men and the alac. rity of their marching, and the shouts and huzzas which arose from the various camps as their comrades marched through them toward the ecene of the conflict, and the endless artil- lery train moved onward, we should not have a doubt but thatthe army would show itself to Le in the samé good condition which it has always exhibited in its t career. The circular of Gen Burnside has been read to the entire army. The army has received it as n pledge of success. Phe men have not re- ceived its gratulatory allusions to the recent victories im North Carolina, Tennessee, and Arkansas, with critical inquiries about the failure at Vicksburg, or the of cannon at Murfreesboro , but bad rejoiced to take courage frcm its inspiriting utterances, and have faith in the triumphant issue of the imypnding move. ment. Cheer on cheer has arisen the army on receiving the encouraging words of Gen. Burnside. 1 feel certain that whatever the issue, it will not prove disastrous because the men haye not fonght well enough. If we cross the river in the morning victory is ours. If the bridges are delayed and delays are suffered, the en: my with their known rapidity will meet us inf strength and render success doubtful We are impatiently and anxiously looking for the arrival of the pontoons. It was the intention that Hooker's grand divisien should bave crossed several miles above, at the United States Ford. We believe the plan has been changed, and both Hooker and Franklin are to throw their grand divisions across the river at Banks’ Ford. The locality chosen for the construction of the bridges and the crossing ef the army is six mules from Falmouth. The river makes a horse shoe bend ut this place, and the pontoons are to be built at the heel of the horse shoe, below the ford. One feature offers a seriows obstacle to the success of the undertaking. From a hil) the Rebels with artillery can sweep the bridge. Traverses have, however, been constructed, and it is expected that the guns protected by them will silence the batteries which the ene- my may post upon this commanding ‘These traversers are being constructe 13tch New York Volunteers, who are now toil- ing faithfally in the rain and cold at midnight. Opposite the place for the bridges is a Rebel rifle pit, which fortunately is butan extension oi the line of bridges, and is exposed to the fife of the battery which is posted upon this bank of the river. A brigade of infantry, in command of the Ri bel Ge neral Wilcox, is guarding the passage of the river, These forcee we shali encounter nd relief for their | im the payment of | 22.—The storm, | Two other men were | ition. | by the | upon the first effort at - The exciting and hasardous effort of the bridges Will be sevisted by the crossing ‘& large num- bir of men in Doats—the plan which ! eucceseful at Frederiekebarg. It ia thatatrain of forty boats filled with armed ; Men, and rowed overby the | will clear the Rebel rifie ana the | bank, andgrender the rapid constraction bridges more certain. Since writing the abové, it is he dof the bridge train has arrj i ert’ the river. The ai vith increasing severity, whieh, tokrable it may be to che soldiers | *ithng and ehivermg around their bi | SH plove & valuable cover for the the Lridge-building. I fear least the rain | ct soften the roads that the progress of the } Wil) be seriously im and the poe! Ht iH ‘ll 5, , i i | i may boas The night as very ‘ilery in the places dee! | of the grentest é Meulty. jum Gen. Eurnside’s disposal, and the | be made light as day for the workmen. all is re & few hours ought to bridges. © Gre waiting to be warned noise of the artillery or the rifemen teat, work upon the bri has commenced. fore closing this dispatch we the work, if not completed, is w: Should fortune favorably dertaking during the next twelve | hope to have driven the enemy before have gained the rear of F; 5 itis expected that Sumner'’s grand division | Mill croes the Rappahannock near Falmeath, | Then will follow the bujlding of the railroad | bridge across the Rappahannock. Timbersare | all yeady, every beam and plank, and iney will be thrown together with the greatest ra. i pidity, and communication established raul “with onr supplies. This has been con- | sidered beforehand by Gen. Burnside, and ; every Matter arranged, @ if success were ab- soluteiy cert: Nigel's Corps, one division of which has been for some ume above Falmouth, the river, is expected to act as a reserve, and follow ap the rear «fthe army The extreme right has been for some weeks guarded by this which we regret to any, is not expected 'o pare Ucipate in the dirst of the fighting to-morrow. No demonstration has occurred wy the picket Hnee—now after midnight. Ail is quiet | 4&8 ustal upon the other side of the river. Bat while the enemy can hardly have failed to ob- serve the bivouac fires of our forces. which haveappeared to-night in euch unusoal num- bers, the wind, which is blowing sti ly from their position, will carry no noise of the artil- lery wagons or the bridge train. LATE SOUTHERN NEW th Carolina—, ke N on Fort Casweil—Four ef our Gun Reported to have Passed the Fort. — FROM THE RAPPABANNOCK. Yesterday was a day pregnant with | the most importantof which was poy 4 was hourly looked for. There weremany eave credit totle report, and believed that a to give it full confirmation. We are pleased tostate, how- | ever, that there wxg no fuurtfation for the state. | lines. It is supposed that the in & circumstance which oec an the vicin. lars of which we have from « gentieman who came down on the train Jast evening. | were on picket in that locality, and during the night it Was discovered by some of the sentinels | they opened fire. This of course created some | commotion, and the troops were put ander (From the Richmond Dispateh, Jan. 19.) battle on the Rappahannock, near Port who few hours <= A would be n ment, and thateverything is quiet along the report ity of Port Royal on Friday night, the particn- The Dirst Brigade of Jackson's old division that the enemy was attempting to cross, when | arms, but when daylight came it was ascer- | tained that no foundation existed for the alarm. P S.—Since the above was writ & dis- patch from Fredericksburg, publi under the telegraphic head, asserts that the enem: Lave made demonstrations indicating an early attack, THE ADVANCE KNOWN IN RICHMOND. {From the kichmond Examiner, Jan. 20.) FeevERicKkenune, Jan. 1S—The demonstra- tion of the enemy on their right and left w | Ss well as in their centre, indicate thatan | #ttempt will be made to cross the river simak taneously above and below the town. An at- ta, k may be ex; d at any time. Tt is repo -bight that the Yankees are constructing @ wagon road through the farm of Mr. John Seddon, in Stafford, some eight miles below on the river, with the view of again crossing. I aleo bear that Burnside has made «i tour of inspection up the R. from Falmouth to Ellis Ford, with the.view fanking us. ATTACK ON FORT CASWELL, W. Cc. CHAuLEsTos, Jan. 4.—An official dis | from Wilmington, N. C., states that five gun- toate attacked Fort Caswell yesterday. at 9 o'clock A. M., and ceased firimgatl P.M. It is bel» ved it was merely trying to get rangeof suns atthe = a sian aAsSengers this morn’ train say it was rumored that four of the enemy's vessela had passed the fort. Fert Caswell is one of the defences of the ioc na want evamomeunene protect an rd ap, to of Wilmington, North Carolina, and-its harbor, It is situated at the entrance of tiver, and is located ona sandy pearl opposite to Smithville, Brunswick C- completely commands that town the channel of the river. it was one of the works corey Kags eee wedi ny throu, treachery of its garrison, and that time mounted one tier of smooth seacoast guns. The work strengthened since it fell into Rebels, and guna of a better class within it. NO UNION MOVEMENT _— the Richmond Jan. Ithough rumer has been industrious resenting an advance of the bern, there seems to be no reliable information of a forward movement, and the Trestion is that none has been tuade. ‘ctured that the storm along ranged the plans of the enemy, if it : terially damaged his gun! and transports. THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA. EPARATIONS AT WILMINGTON—GENERAL WHITING IN COM~ MAND. From the Rickmond Enquirer, Jan. | ‘he impression seems to. ground that enemy sre about to move in force from News Fe Ba fmmalet Jum seage y he Wilm journal lan. 14 04) have a large armed gene ge sae named point, together with some tweiron elads. General Whiting, anticipating an bas issued: an address to the citizens, in be says: “lt is my dnty® inform you of my belief that within a very few days, probably three, the enemy wall — in forcé to attack this place by ‘land and wa‘ 3 of i t _ He verts that sll women and cabal Gemeeen ‘rom the place. |. XXXVIIth CONGRESS— IRD SESSION reece SENaTE.—After our report closed. aaa. The bill providing for the forthe wn Wop nded soldiers was smended and tT. Hale called up the joint resolu’ reliet of the present owners of the draft yer eS ohn RB. Floy cretary of War, Was discussed by Messrs. Trumbull, Morrill, Harlan and Hale. The bit] authorising the intment of three ¢ Quartermaster’s auditors and a solicitor in Department and an increase of clerks in the office was discussed. Hovse.—After our report closed— Various amendments to the bill pro ways and means for the support of the Goy- | ernment were offered and rejected and Mr, Su vens reported @ substitute for the entire bill, The credenuals of Lewis McKenze, sentative elect from Virginia, were oe Frvaxcia.—New York of evening say: The stock m: took a mone downward surge to-day, reacting 3a4 per een! C4 beaviest on those descriptions which have ad- | trom the prices of yesterday. The list of State vanced very rapidly of late. | stocke is #teady, and‘undergoes but few flactu- | ation. Gold bas lost the 4a! | per cent. rise estgbliehed last evening, | closes dull at M7. Dutiable demand notes | quiet ar its. ast evening there were large | purchaser st 146a145,. Exchange is scarcely £0 steady, owing to warket for gold. 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