Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1863, Page 1

+@UNDAY BXOEPTED.; aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ooswer Pann's Ave~un amp lite Stamper. BY Ww. D. WALLAOCOH, —— Papers served in pack carriers at 4 a vt SF eents per month, To mall sabseridere EE‘ prica is @4.30 & yaar, in advacn: Be for ne ee mosths; § three months: ‘and for jess then three mo: the rate of 19 conta a wack. iagle » O1 ‘BET; ip Wreppers Two CARTS, S7 ADYERTIBHMENTS sbould be sont to the ice befure Bo elvek ise UY e want (sane ad, otherwise they tuay not a RATIUNAL Luan. THE NEW SI PER CENT. BONDS of the CNITED STATES, PAYASLE TWENTY YEARS FROM DaTh: vt after Five Tears, at Option of the Guvermment.} THE COUPUN BUR Ds, fu Sums of FIFTY BOLLARS, OFS HUEDRED DOLLARS FIVE HUNDRED DOLS.sxe_ acd vRE THOUSAND DOLLARS. ME REGISTERED BONDS, In Sams of FIFTY DOLLARS, QE NONDRED DOLLARS, ?iVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND PULLARS, FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TREN THOUSAND DOLLARS, STaessT Coens eag AT DATE OF FUR ABD PAYABLE Sxut-AREUALLY IN GOLD. These Sompa are the GHRAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY now im the market, ‘be interast. at present price of coin, baing oguiv- sient to & Pex Cent. in eursency. FOR SALE BY YAY CCOKE & CO., RANKERS, 453 PIPTEENTH ATREET, Drateas SOVERNMREN? BONUS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES, 4@MNY AND NAVY FOUCHERS, TOIN, CURRENCY 4ND EZCHANGE der ott JOHNSON & NAGLE, _ S28 FEUINSYLVANIA AVER UGS, 20LE AGENTS fer the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA of “MSSSES. FRANK BININGER & C0.8 (io. 16 Reaver Btreet, Now York,) QZLEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND Ligd FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Zkaay seoommvnded by the most sin'csat Phyat . Gans of the U.8. Army. GULD MEDAL COGNAO, GULP MEDAL MADEIRA, GOLD MEPAL PORT, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, OLP TOM LONDON CORDIAL, AIP VAN WINKLE Gin, WHEAT NUTRIENT. LD HoMESTEAD BARVES? BOURS ANOMSTIC SWISS BELB Dit < inSS KSSSRVB, 58 op of Phyricievs rageiste Is, heb we asi Pa invite the atte sed Crceers to thers exceiiect 2 few York prices, fr. vei Watrustiaa the én. merits Of the sbove rode will insure the sati-TaSiou and o.atdeace of es . Who reject the stale re mirsting peop! e+ irae of irrosponsihie dealers. rit: po: of aews Bi vers and s0-o8tled chem guaiie nein cada SUUNCUN & NAGLE, Agents EMILE DUPRE, | ZRON 22.24.3555, 720 PENNSYLVANIA AYENTS, -SALE ASD BETAIL DEALER IN FINEST FAMILY GRocERiES, FRENCH “AND GEKMAN WINE , LIQUKRS, COKPIALS, CHAMPAGNES, BRANDY, BUM, GIN, SEGARS & TOBACCO, bas now on hand A Very Fine Assortmert of the above st fair prices. SUTLERS SUPPLIED, pov %4-tf ny ASSEY COILING & COB PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT aud PORTER from this culebrated Brewery, Lam prepared to furnish on short notios te Ul persons who will favor me with their orders. Batisfaction gusrantied. Orders x:ven to my drivers will be promptly at- s delivered it all parts of Washington ang frce of charge. Cash om dsiwwery. BILBY A. SHINN, Agen Gwion Bottling Depot, 57 Green at., FS _ RO eOTOWN. Ay BG PAPERHANGINeGS! WINDOW SHADES! OVAL PICTURE FRAMKS! PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS! CHEAP FOR CASH! Av J. MARKBITER'S, No. 446 Seronth at. eight doors above Uda Feilows Hall. 18 2ua* Ferma. 456 ECONOMY IN LIVING T THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMB, 474 street, opposite Post Office. Prices low. aud at Pinar “ag Never closed, ight. Lodgings—Single in in rooms with others S! cents. _ ia im ADILES’ eee = CONGRESS BUTS, of Gleve Ui Lasting Mcros- eo, ete., Misses’ and Children's Balmorals nd Boots oferery 4 Boots, and Shoes. Beots, Boys’ Long Bocts, in Jowest possible pric s,at No. Byenu~, between Sth sud 9th dasac Space, Pi - ROBENTHAL, © _ LADIES? DRES® FUKS: UST Arrived, anotier large and S74 assortment #U BS. in sets snd sepsrete, from gé upto $26), aers manufacture. sudas the stock was bought before the rise, we are thus enabled to suit | the mos! faxtidious i Our stock of DRY GOODS is sally increased by | ude 2 6 AO Market O7Ot. Satween 7m cod Orb ott, | ! } H am | i Ro - Li ND WINTER GooDs, F 4" ‘MILITARY AND CIVILTAM. , WALL, STEPLES £@ now openiag tarir FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ombracin, Ress 8, DOKSKIN PANTS. VEeto ‘ 7 arg selected Btock of rab. Gerircus to thelr wants. Wea =n Dic prices. Bor Cae Ste at CL. STEPLTENS & CO., 322 Peunsy! ta = helween 91h and lv OYeETRR8—OYSTERS 1 ROWS & CO., i dealers in FRESH TOR KRG CAN i DBEPICED OYSTERB, | At SMITH & MORRISON'S, i 67 Louisians ave W CHOP MALAGA GRAPES. } _ 08 Batt Qe an j t { | | Loto! the above just eived at the i aM NINQGPR A oe @4 exiwell ksown Be ¢ GO, 257 Pene. avezas, near sth st t co} | the Por ben WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1863. v=. XXI. Tg PROPOSALS. [ IGHT DRAFT VESSELS VOR RIVERS AND 4 Bars. Navy Der. ett, Feb. 1), i853. The Navy Peper ment will ree ive prupysals for the consti ut Bteamers, of n hundred toms, of wordaxi irun com: single re volt ing turret. r-ope! application at the Navy D-part-n-rt ington, or te Rear Adm Gregery, No. Broazway, New \ork, pe! intendi-@ to «f]r can examine the plana an> spacificatious, which wil be furnished to the eontrastora by the De partment Moofer eill be soraitar.a unless from parties 2 are prepared to exceut work of this kina, saving suitable shepsand tecls.of waich, if not HOWE to the De vb h & proved July 17, J contract or ord hi terrattheriu. Tke biicers will stste the price and ths time within wiier t cy will agree to compiets the sel or vee-e%s, and tie bid must be acco-npanied oy the guarenty reenired by 'aw, thet if awaried to them they will prounps- execute th con ra: Propesiti: nx will be received until the mth Kebri sry and they must be endorsed “P:olosals for Veasele tor River Defence,” to distinguish thes irom other business letters. Sdt¥eb 2s prorczars For PAINTING. &c. Teeascry DepsrtMenr, February 4,153. Bier will be rece'ved until }2 o'clock m .on Feb- Tusry Sth. 1863, at the office of Cons ruciion, Tieasnty Departmen: for the execution of ail the Ming snd Glazing, inoluding all materials, icihg, Ne., except the glass, for the west nef th Treasury Extension now beiug erected in Washington D 0 Bids must conform in all rexpeete to the reqnini- ns of the specifications for the painting, bet which my be seen at the office of the Buraau of Corstruction during office hours. ‘the Department reserves the right to raject any or all bide if considered for the interest of the Government to do so No bi} wil! beertertained unless it conforms the requs:ticox of the spscifications in all re-pe-t gusrantee of some alilit} of the bidder to perform the work. ISAIAH ROGERS, fe C-eotd Engineer in charge, POP osats FOR Wound. Headquarters, Defenses of Washington, © eof Cue artermaster, Jan. 2), 148% Proresas are invited foc turnizhing Wood to the troops in and around tie Forts hersinafter Speciticd. trom parties owning wood or wood Innis in the vicinity of the same, viz: Forts Alexander, Kipiey, Franklin, Manstield, Pennsylvania, Battery Teral Forts Kearney, De Kusse: ¢i usetée, Siecum, Totten. Biéemmer, Beaker diil, Sarate Thayer, Lincoin, Batteries Vermont. tt and Cameron, on the north side of ime, Proposals to be made in the folibwing maaner, two wit: Firet Second. othe Th For wood standirg, (price per cord } For wood felied by U8} wise, (price per cord.) irt Por wocd eut and corded on the graund, Proposals mustpecify the jecality, kind, quan” fly abel quality of the wrod. Proposals will be received under this advert'xs re ‘or the amount of wood required up to June see. Each bidder mart attach his fall nameani Post Office address to hik bid, and the names of all par- iz inte rested in the proposal muastappesrino Lie | An oath of allexinnce to the Goverameni of the ted States mus: arcompaay rach v4 will be opened from time to t or purebases made a the wo: Guired | 1 be right ie reserved to accept all or any part of any bid In whould be endersed, “Proposals for 2 eddressed to i ELIAS M. GRE Lient Colore! and Chief Quartar aia: ja ce-tf aten--« of Washicgton BMY BUPPLIES. ivvie? OF THK CHIEF QuiETERM ‘Fimethy B feack bale to ty aht o! ts. of the bast quality, in strong sacks, weil sewed, 208 cords Ua> ana Bickory Wood, well sessonet d of tue best qualit toc eniorse t fie continct me ae the ts will be aware: Owen. FAs pODN, Dir » time of opening. ved to ecoept all or aay part cf amy Did. Bropnaale should be »ndorsed “ Prop-ss! aa the care way be, acde RUFUS INGALL3 Liext. Col. and A. D.C.. Obief Quartermesiar. ar Oats, or Wood,” & separate cuvelopes. e27r-tt TRON PIE BAKERY, MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES! AT We keep constantly on handa fall assortment of € ovens, from No.2 te 9. iaelusive, which are DOVEN. They ad foranent:-e in Send f_r pr _ja De 6teo s. Army. 39 Light street. Ro CASES Qe 300 MILITARY ASD AEM BOOTS, 390 On Consignment, for Sale at Manufacturer's Prices JOHN MILLS, Acey Y ¢ FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKER MILD ALER IN FRENCH SHOzS. Also, Agent for the sale of be eoreeetey Aruy Boots rom of the largest mianufactories in Weymouth. Massachusetts. T have censtantily on handa large assortment of Boots and Shows at wholesale and retail at manu- facturer’s prices. Sutlers and Traders would do well to call and ox- stock before making their purchases, Dowt tthe number—504 Penn-vivania ave. jan 13-eo'm* JOHN MILLS, Agent. INE WOOD! PINE WOOD! 80 corde of Seasoned Pine Wood forsale. Having made arrangements to deliver this Wood in Wash- mmgton, my wagons will be on the Market Stand ery morning. corner of Ninth street and Pa. av, <tomers can have it delivered to any part of the city, by leaving name with the subscriber. ‘Good measure, and much below the market price, if cusiomers leave orders amine . H. CLAGETT. AtW.M. Shuster & Co.'s, No. 35 Pa ja Bs corw bet reen 7 nd Cf ap take atl COURT.—Distaic: or Cor Woshington County. To wit :—In the cas FE. Wert and William H. West. administ: John P West deceased the administrator sad have. with’the approbation cf the Orph: Court of Washington county sfofe-aid, appointed TURSDAY. the ath day of February next, for the fins} settlement and distribution o1 the estate of said deceased, and of the assets In hand. asfar asthe name have been collected and turard pte money, When & 4 where all the creditors an heirs of said deceszed are notifiod tu attend t Orphans’ Court of edo 2 Copied be reapel ) their claims properly vouched, or they may othe Wine by is eluded from all bene fit of said 1 ceased's estate; provided acopy of thia order published once a week for three weeks in the Eve- ribg Btar previous to the said ath day of February, Rent: Z, C. ROBBINS Register of Wilts. s3.—¥F.-18s6o0.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys- tom; is & perfect appetizer, and nature’s great restorer. It is composed of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to Weak and delicate per- sons, and can be relied upom for its purity. It onres Dyspepsia, isa gentle tonic, and is just ths thing for changes of the season. Sold by sit Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons P. H. DRAKE & OO., %2 Broadway, New York. %-eo8m T U. B, MAIL BTAGES. TLE Sobser‘ter ig ramping @ line Tying the U bB nls, ‘etween WASHINGTON, ROCKVILLE PCULESVILLE snd PREDEKICK Mayland. Leaves corne: 10th and G-streste over woorning for Rockville, and return same day. Oo ‘Of stagen, car- stays, Thursdays and Seurdays, runs through fo Poolosyilie and Frederick. and retarns next day, Of sta, Washington, gs of loth and G OPSRENT AMUN COOLF ET. Prope. Grst INDUOEMENTS cents por yard for DRESS GOODR of the best price and styles, werth d7d_ to») cents, nice to sell for those prices any Bo or two weeks, as tbe 3 "5, & W MYYENFRERG, 4% Merket Space, tetw-en 7th and Sth ste. de Unier the Avenne House ) s. ROUGH LALLUOW AN 500,000 sai: Ghedks Want 482 whicd the hivbest, price will be paid. Also, 110 boxes Of Castile p. WOO Brown Soap and Sacniies, for sale cheap for caeh. at the National p amt Candle Works, Green street and the ) Georgetown. DS Saidely OG. BL dBWELL Proprietor, y U.S. Engineera or | YDGETT & CO. PORTABLE GALVANIZED { j j 1 i AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT REDUCED PRIOES. American Wetehes for Amerieans! Tun Ausnics® Warcu Company give notice that they have lately issued a new style of Wa! presely designed tor Soldiers ard others who & gcod watch ata moderate p ice. Thoso watcher are intended to displace the worthless, eheap Watches of British and Swiss manufacture with which the country is fiocded, ard which were nevor expectsd to keop time zhen they were made, bang refuse manuiectures sent to thie country becaure vnssishle at home and used here only for jackeyine and -trindiing purposes, We offer to sell oar Wateb, which is of tua woat SUESTAMTIAL MANUFACTURE, AM ACCURATE akD DU- RABLE TIMEKEEPRA. and in Sterling bilver cases, Hu-ting pattern, at as lew a price as is asked for he trashy Ameres and Lepines of foreign make aire dy referred to. Wo hare named tha new series 0” Watches, Wu. Exrery, Borton, Mass., which name will be found on the plate of every watsh of this manufacture, | and is one of our trademarks, Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the joyal States, ‘Wholessle orders should be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company, ja 9-ectm 182 BROADWAY,N. Y. H i PASSENGERS TRAVELING EAST, | { n | Via Springfield, Wh | eaxe checked through from & | wit Gnd Ghix @ mont The bids to be accompanied by u natisfactory competent person as to the | i | ore i | i { ' | atth rson-l | ‘ i { | Passengers for Boston and the Eastern States are tied that the only line conneect- in the line! owe you purchase tickets be sure and ask for tickets by the way of Springfield. Bag- ashington. on furlough or discharged able route. Cars by this ine run through from New York city to Boston without change. fe 9-1 « direct wit! from Washin, Aeers and evld 1 CARD ETPOPOLITAN HOTEL. NEW YORK, Fesruary 7th, 1953. Ar it has been published in most of the papers throughout the country that our price have been advanced to threo dol ars por day, we wish to stats that the charges at the Metropolitan Hote! will remain as heretofore, $2.50 por day, We can pay | expensce at that price, and are willing to work for nothing im War limes, fe 9-3t™ D* A. HUET, ov Parts, France. ‘This eminent Physician contiaues his successful tr atinent of Consumption, and, from discoveries mace by him duricg an exteari ractica of over #: years, cap insure relicf in a charge, “The addrer of per: having tried all the train of c iphalation, cough syrup, pills. cot liver oil, car: be had at hi : heaste rnerof Fn’ and Fre erick streets, Baltimere. Md SIMEON LELAND & CO. OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL 1E, 426 recenth atreat Washining . Febraary 9, 123 —Notice is heraby given to such per-ens as have b-enreturned by th serjand have nat their license and o' duck, tat from and after the cent will be ad on that day lected under the Interna! R feo st W HOLESALE PRODUCE AND #RUIT HOUSE oF ES £00, Ww awn D Starers, cabington, 5 BELE APPLES priae Western Ne market.) {net arrived JONES & CO 10 URANGES, OG P Splerdid & i BARREL 1,006 °48 bl de Joust arrived st F U3 P oni Tal re PUTTER! BUTALLE GOSHEN BUTTE ROLL BUTTER, COOKING BUTTER, . better vied thirty per vent in Tweats five per con® cheaper than s.r. -18¢C0.-3£. DRAKE'S PLANTATION B'!TTERS, Exhansted nature's great restorer. A delight- tl beverage und active tonic. Composed of pure St. Croix Rura, roots and herbs. It tn- vigorates the body, without stimulating the in. It destroys acidity of the stomach, tes an appetite, and etrengthens the sy-tem. itis a certain cure tor Dyspepsia, Coustipa- tion, Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and prevents Mixematic disease from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used | at all times of day, by old or young, and is par- ticularly recommended to weak and delicate | pereons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho- tels, and Saloons. P.H BRAKE & CO., No. 402 Broadway, New York. eo6m FRANKLIN & 00., OPTICIANS, 244 PawneyLvania Avaxvp. (north side,) between Ith and isth sts, 388 Pa. avenue, under the National Hota BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Correctly suited to the eyesight. MILITARY FIELD GLASSES. MICROSCOPES. OPERA GLASSES, BAROMETERS and THERMOMETERS, BoTOGRAPH CG ATBUMS ENT 2 CARTES DR VISITE. & st price: ja 1 ) 3 ©. gO8NOWwsxKI, ATCHMAKRR 81% Pa. Avanun, (Iaow Haut.) C. 8. would respectfully call the attention ef res- idents of Washington, officers, sutiers, soldiereand peddlers, to his la: and well assorted stock ef VER WATCHES, cr FINE GOLD AND SIL ‘i BIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &e. Being connected with a large astern importing Rouse, and receiving my a direct, Tam able to sell lower than any other honse in the city. Cali and examine my steck before pifchacing elsewhere. . a WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for ne year. ue TCH REPAIRING done by a practical watch- mi . SA LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. de 16-tf N°: 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A. M. Sige het CO.’S STORE 8 237 PEENSyYLVanta AVENUE, Lappe Thirteenth séreet, and nearly opposite Gautier’s. a UPARCQ 8 KLEMANTS OF MILITARY ART ani History, comprising the History of the Separate Arms; the combination of the Arms; and he minor operations of War. Translated by firig, Geo. ¥ - Cullum, U, 8. A.,1 vol., with illus FRANCK TAYLOR. - SS en AWNBROKER-PAWNBROKER! No. 299 C rarest, jetewern Ih and lth streets. ‘Money advanced on Gold, S.iver, Jewelry, Dis mond and all articles in ged ante: F HANDKERCH1E#s, OR LADIES— Embroidered, Grona Linen Hemstitched. Top Bordered, Mourning, and others. FOR GENTLEMEN— Colored Bordered, Nemastitched, Fine Plain Large Size, “Heavy German Mandspun, The above stock He seer retire - ed hem withc ut any advance on old prices until Fab. i vg & W. MEVEN BERG jaz te EW YORK HOTEL ze CO=NBE OF 7TH AND B ST3., Orpositgs Posr Orrice. CLEAN—NEAT- COMPORTABLE. 21.25 per day; $7.50 per week. Single Roomaso cents per night cr §2 5! per week. Day Bowrd 8 per weeks, a. 45 Market Space, under Avenue H-uie, =) between 7th aud sth «ts Jads lm* _———_—__———_—_—_—_—$_—$—_——————_. Star. — 109, THE WEEKLY STAR. ——_——— ‘This exesilent Pamily and News Journal, osa- taining a greater variety of interesting reatirg than cap be found in amy ether—ts pebiished om TsRMe—Carh, Pive copies... a rg Ten copies . Twenty-five * Sn oe It invariabdiy contains the “Washingtoe News” cirenlate rg | that has made The Datly Reenins Star | feneraliy throughout the eoentry AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATRE. PERREYLVAN!A AVENUE, near Willard'’s Hote: Leowsnd Gaoves. s sone ae -Mamaens THIS EVENING. Twenty first appearance of e RANE kn, HARNEY WILLIAMS, fret hime of the delightial lish d-ame eniftled ALL HALLOW EVE: | | | Or, Ropy O'Coxnvr’s Baar AprLe Niowr! | Rody O Conner... Mr. Marmey Wiliame Ritts Killeen. - -Mre. Ssrney Williams Toeenelnde with the amuring Yankee and I ish Conedietta, va: Pah. scccs Mr. Barney Wiliams PRICES OF ADMISSIOR.— Dress Circle and Baleony Charrs. 5+ cents; Grchestra C: ‘= 75 cente: Family Circle, cents” Keeured Beats, 25 cecteextra. WASHINGTON THEATRE. COUNER ZLEVENTH AND © STREETS, Leseems... ... Mappra & Oo Rremess Maxacr S7sGE Mawacer Prep. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EV : £ECOND WEEK! SECOND WEEK! MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, TINGS. as FANCHON F. THE CRICKET! Sceure yeur seats ear'y for the Comtintes Buccess Of the Beautiful Domestic Drama. ANCHON, OCK MAGGIE AR THE LITTLE ORICKET. FANCHON! FANCHON! Tn rehaareal, MARGOT and KATY O’SHIEL Also,a NEW PLAY. Puices or An’ tom. Baleony Chairs, 75 sents; Orchestra Eeate, 75 conta: Parquette, conte; tam uy Circle, 22 cents; Private Boxes. §5 re Open at 7% : to commence at 8 o'eluck. WASHINGTON VaRiETIES, NINTH STREET AND PA AVENt PROPRIETORS... A HAMBLIN & co STAGE MANAGER... - JAMES PILGRIM REMEMRER THE VARIETIES! THE PUBLIC AKE THE JUDGKa, ~ and hestow their patransee on THE AMUSEMENT ESPABLISUMENT that nightly affords them { ao KST axp CHEAPEST ENTEXCAINMENT, | he { syle upon which this place is con fucted has won for it THOUSANDS OF ADMIRERS! This fact need~ no lengthy advertisements to prove The tree tert is the CONTINUATION OF IT3 GREAT SUCCESS The Fascinatiug Danreuse MILLE MARIE ZOR Sister in art ts La Beli Cubas! The Champion Lady dic Dancer MILLE LIZSUPA First week of the new scenic ant costume effacte of the popularact ‘EGI?SIES’ LAY! By M’LLE ZUE an! ADA TESMAN The farce of the BULD SOLDIER BOY! Ethiopian Ferentricities by BUDWOKTH and MONROE. Darces and Songs by DICK SANDS x14 8AM LONG. w UB. the Irish Comedian, y BaLion Taoure! —Gazzling Fyoa! i GREAT¢ACE | TOPRENT | MR Sk &. WR vt NIG i THE MOST M SFICENT H MUcIC WALL AMERICA! | place in the city? | i vat Ww athe D Weeainaion TiS KVENING <8 CLARA TIARRINGTON, af 3 ty 1, OTHERS etitlead the Pina B ie Helis Frat week o MI the Bashis LLAN DE the gifte 1 aceomp Acrolutic and Gyusnas! FRCITATION, “e 7ALALRI Canis AITUKES ! of isS JULIA MORTIMER, Dridian The Terps) orenn Diy nity MIsy KATE Po? 4 MLLFS ATGUSTA * The P an unin ea ute fe tracts The Beaut.ful Ballet entitled ; LACKANOLA, GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY i will appear. M'LLE GERALDIN?, Miss KATE ITARRISON, Biss JENNIE ALLEN, : Mio8 FLORENCE RIVERS, .,, MISS LILLIE BRANDON, M'LLE JENNIE And LITTLE ELLA, The following Tslcnted Gentiemen will appearin inwha New Acts: GEO. R. KDFSON, LN, Carr, TL. W Kean, Frank Wyant, Charley O'Niel, JA. Willis, 3.8. Clark. The entertainment will conclude with the Bal- let Pantomime entt! THE FOUR LOVERS! ox—Bulcony and Parquette, 25 centa ; to Sar Okeie wee to Private Boxes, erKC at6y A GRAND MATINEE will be given next Satur- day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children, at 20'elk Acmittance—Ladies. ¥ eta. Children. Weta, HE CAMPBELL MINSTRELS hoiding six p Doors cpén ‘clock ; performance at 7X. UDD FELLOWS’ HALL. This company attracted another highly intellec- tual audience last evening to witners their recner- che entertainment, aud we never saw more satia- faction evinced or an audience better pleased. The troupe is fitet-clase in all its departments, whether take the solo sing! by Gray and Cariton, the artette, the fine bass of Ga:duer, the instra mental under their able leater Fautonbaum, wad nut forgetting the Brass Band, which is far better | than any we bave seen with other companies Go and hear the best band that has visited us for many years. but be on band early ja3l es ROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPAY, Office Superintendent of Public Printing. 2 Washington, Febraary 4, 1353. SraLep rroros‘is will be received usti! Mon- day, the i6th of Feb uary, 1853, for \ransferria, ani printi: g the sketches accompanying the repo. of the Supermtendent of the Coast Survey for 1852 Blank forms of proporais, with specitications, cau be procured on applicaticn at this office, and no bid will ke received which does not conform precisely therewith. JOON D. DEFRERS, fe f-eost Superintendent. 242 Pa avenue, near Thirteenth st. jae bair coe a Ley black or browa, v7 . Also, mA TDS RO ANDRAUB CURLS, WIGS, ROLLERS, &e. alweys on hand or made to notice. DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF 20. BATOHELOR’S HAIR DYE. ASHINGTON WATER CUKE AND ELEO- TRO-HYGLENIC INSTITOTE—Dbdr 5 M. | LANDIS of Philsdelobia, has leased the private part of the " Meiropolitan Bath R.oms.” ou Pe. avenue, bear lith street. where he is now prepared to core ali diseases by the latest, m imp oved | an@ scientific Water Flee ric, Furgical and Hy- gicnic Appliances daily. from 9 to 3. H> gives = ed J 2) &| persona! attention to all sik paieuts, All soris of | Hiaths for ladies and gentieven. Kheamatina, ; * d Nervous Dyrpepria, Female, Liver ai tly cared, ria Scarlet | $. Teatimo- ding men of the city Teferences ja 17-tm | most speedily and’ perman | Patient sited at therr homes. | an® other Fevers prevented Bin!s ia abundgnee, frem tre coubtry, cam be keen. and the bes giver | | F. | H. F. Loupos & Qo., ‘ CITIZENS’ AND MILITA! MERCHANT TAILORS, J. HEIBERGER & 00. ‘Succensors to aran Hore. ETROPOL! 1.) d4tf X62 Pa. avanne. anhineto M* DIARY NORTH AND 40} 7 5 H. Russell, correspondent of the London | Tinves, Sie. {hs 28] FRANOK TAYLOR, @ puuiogenial |. The voetry of Beauty! | s ay TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, [ASSOCIATED PRES S DISPATOHES.} THE WAR ON THE MISSISSIPPI. News from Viewsat g—The Exp ‘Queen of the West’*—Terri Rebel Batteries—The Ram a Rebel Steemer—N —Other R = to Follow—Kebel (ommu- Hication with Texas to be Cut Off. Ox Roary Unirep States Hospital SHIP lien Dover, Feb. 3, via Gatco, Feb.8 —[Special Jisputch (© the Cincinnati Gazette.)—This + ring &tS o'clock the ram Qeen of the West, commended by Cupt. Sutherland, with Col. Fliet, Commodore of the ram feet, on board, this Tiver, und having passed down by the tpineuls in tulleaght of Vicksburg, rounded {hy peintard wan under full headway down towards the city before she was discovered. The Rebels then opened fire upon her with a Hemmer oftheir heaviest guns, and keptup a brisk cunnonade, while Tan in toward the lancing and fired shell into and twice severely butted the Ret Tsteamer Vicksburg moored to the tank Girectly under the river batieries. Herides the time occupi:® in running down toward the cily ehe was fully ten minutes de- tained in making ler assaults upon the steam. er. Notwithstanding this opportunity and ne Close proximity to the Rebel batteries. and the fire from em of 100-poand shot and shell, the was only hit twelve umes, and it is said not che person was mjurd, Sbe continued down the river and landed at thy lower end of tar canal, when Capt. Sutherland bunded and crested the peninsuia back te the river. Col. “Met conunued down the river, his destination being the Ouachita nver. The movement will ve followed up to-night by an attempt by the rama Monarch to make the same trip. These rans will be able to keep open the rive T for some ti * with the assistance of Obe OF LWO, Whose comunfinders werr soliciting the privilege ef, and mity soon be granted,per- mussion to Tun the blockade. A large body of iicops might be landed from the poats upon the touth side of Vick-burg. If Ss can be one the direct communication of the Federal sity With Texat.and Loui-ianua will be cut of, tnd most of the Rebel transports on Red and ‘nackita rivers can be captured or destroyed This will be a great gain, and the value of this pioneer achieyiment, ther-fore, relatively as Weil &s intrinsically, is very great. FROM NEW ORLEANS. No New Military Operatrons—Affairs at Port Hudson. New York, F 10.—The advices from New Urieans by the iber meagre. New « Of military movements near Orleans nothing can be made pablic. ». Banks is still busy planning his opera- Ul orcughly drilied. he rebels ar Port Hudson are continually strengthening their works, and say that if they deleat ibe Fecerals they wilishootall the Yan- hive in New Orleans, ete, The news of the capture of the ship Morn- ¥ Light, off ~ had been received, New Orb ans, stance namedi- ciy sent from ‘The revels secing A her. <Tepertd that ed tthe Vn grvenbac the local banks had i Sun the ey: ning of the 3d as tark. Wih a rakish ap; sight of the Southwest Puss. “pa nem rrest te seine de na itis Suppesed that further made prepardory to a raid from Heaufor Bist Witim, as t harbor, er wits al of vesse i schoo ver it wciock on The teh * grandest mast vot 2 SteQmers, transport: ae, - it wasa mas vessels, crowd i t sipht—one long ! ‘ h treoys cheer The biade were £ ana ihe colors streaming from the y -vight schooucrs and store- “rs, contaiming a dark the vessels ree body ef troops. 4 were sull pas-ing the torts. The gunboat Daylight had reached More. from ihe tock iin: sqaadron off The officers of t Vessel re iron gunboats Passaic and Monta essels, 2nd varions oth jor in arleston, when they lett ‘The 4th Massachusetts regiment, aad somes other regiment at Newbern, had beea ordered another expedition, Which was to start on morning cf Feh, Ist. hat the humber of mortar ULaited States war vessels were at ane! B Buil's Bay, near Ci FROM YORKTOWN. A Skirmish with the Rebels, ForTREss Monrok, Feb. 9.—Lntelligence from Yorktown states that during the past week anomber of Rebeis had been made prisoner#by our troops in that quarter, and a number of Rebel deserters have come within our lines. Last Saturday five Rebel deserters came in, and reported that sixteen others were awaiting an opportunity to come in also. Maj. Kling accordingly ordered two companies of cavalry to proceed in search of the deserters. The squadron about six miles out found the sixteen Rebels deserters, the enemy’s pickets retigjug before them. Captain Faith unpradently pashed forward after them without orders, and about three miles beyond he, with his small command, found themselves in an ambnscade, and were fired upon by concealed Kebels. He was brought off, &s was supposed, mortally wounded. Captain Hagerman upon whom the command now devolved, bravely fought his way through the enemy’s line, but getting separated from his men, was taken prisoner. Lieutenants Williams, Smith and Little were aiso taken prisoners, and Lieutenant Rhi: miller was teen to fall from his horse, and it is euppored to have beep killed. Our entire loss was W killed, wounded and made prisoners. The enemy’s loss is unknown. The enemy is reported to be in some force About 12 miles from Williamsburg. FROM ROSECRANS’ ARMY. Six Hundred of Morgan's © tured—The Murfreesboro Rail pleted. Nasryittx, Feb. 10.—Our forces entered Lrbannon, Tenn., on February wth. They captured some 60 confederates, most of them being men of Morgan's command. Many field officers were taken. Among the Prisoners 1s Paul Anderson, 3 violent memver of theState Legislature of 1560 and I-62. He Was an original secessionist, and one of the earliest adyocates jor the southern confed- Qa Sorone hundred wounded men reached here by the ears from Murfreesboro to-night. A nuniber of paymasters left for the front this morning. The first through train for Murfreesboro will ve here to-morrow. The river is six fee..on the shoals and fall- ing. ltis raining heavily. . Department of North Carolina. New York, Feb. 9.—The steamer Ellen S. Terry, irom Newbern on the 5th inst, arrived thisévening. She brings no news. ‘The Newbern Progress of the ith instant con- tans the tollowing items, in addition to an sa. Louncement of a temporary suspension of the pape) on account Of their supply of paper be- icy exhanstied. ‘The church at Newport Ci'y was totally de ttroy+d by fire on Wednesda: ltis @ neglected to quench iton baying. Anoher ism. The steamer Baltimore, which for some tuve has teen lying #t Mormhead, had her flit rooms accidentally burned out one day last week. rival at this port are | tons, and the troops at Brion Rouge are being | coming set fire to the ship, and | of the expedition for. T believe, | ny is that it was the result of inceadiar- } ‘tor from Califernia Elected. NCIACO, Feb. 9&.—Un the first pall | for U. &. Senator to-nieht, by the fret oovned } at Sacramento, tho rote Stuod—UCounres, 58; | Sargent, 32; Pbelp-, 1, and Brown,6 Mr’ Conpets was thence declared Unanimousiy elected. | Sax Francisco, Feb, 0—Jobn Conn ee | was finally elected Senator, receiving % ourof ‘the 1i4 vows. He was form-riy a Douglas Is moerat, and iatterly a member of the Unoe aety, The unrelenting fend between the friends of Congrerman Phelps and Mr. Sargent = \rutec be vlection of a Senator of Repablican aire Gents, in accordance with the politicas (18 lnige majority of the Legisiatare. A tre ocevrred in Virginia City, Washoe, scrnty, to-day. Lose g3n,000 Ibe monty warket is eaey. Atlantic cur- per cent discount ; iebey and exchange, 45 fold, 5106 pr: mum ; sterling exchange, W7GAT Premium; legal tender, 6l65 dixcount. The generel market is shghtly better with incrented demand for eandies, coffve, butter, end eure The thip Golden Fleece has been chartered: for 8 cargo of wheat for Liverpool. From Key West—Threntencd Raid Rebel Gunborts—The +Alabam rsd pairing Her Damages se eg nai Feb. 4.—The U. S steamer ‘unteville, Lieutenant Rodgers, has arri —_ Apalxchicola. oe ee ' was believed on board our gun-boats blockading the Bay of Apalachicola that a Tinidable expedition was organiving om the ( batiahoochee river, having for ils object their deetrpcnon. It was generally believed thatan iron-clad steamer was to tace Ppartia the ex. P dition The Alabama waa, at last accounts, repair. ing the damages she sustained in the conflict | with the Hatteras, Sue was bidity and lest her rodder. Six balls were put through her . © eS See General Pope's Department Mity sik, Feb. 16. —General Pope's Head-qourters for the Department of ae North weet, has been removed wo this city. Ogden-burg Municipal Election. OGpEN*suURG, N. Y., Feb. 10.—The whole Is mocratic ticket was elected to-day by au a \erage majority of 75. ———+«ee-+ Ruptials of Gen. T. Thamb and Lavinia Warren. Yesterday evening's New York papers devote consicerable pace to the marringe ceremonies | of Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren, which were performed yesterday morning im Grace Church & little after twelve o'clock. A large crowd aseembled onteide of the church jong betore the hour of noon, and the police were im ail ndance to preserve order. | At an early hour, also, the church was | crowdeu. Alte fashionadle world caro.ged | todo hcnor tothe smallest coapie who have ever taken upon themeelves the vows of matri- mony. Among the many notable persone pres- 1ant wits Gen. Burnside, Shortly after the clock etrack twelve the WeuGing party entered, preceded by tae famiiy ) aid iutinate frienes. Then camethe four juttle prople. First Commodore Nutt and Mi<s Mun- bie ay yages the bride's sister, then the “Lappy couph a li bad been announced that Bishop Potter weuld oljiciate, but that K.ght Rey. Preie ‘ que 'o the conclusion ‘hai the inwres:s of isuanlty would be better served by his ab- wing from active partiapa in the mat. He was r luctant to share in the notoriety Ie great ditule wed. r. Lo the diminutive Strattoa-Warrn bridal W the orisary arrangements of the ch ucel artoo Rrovdignagian. Tae rail would have tewere.! adove their Ud the chance! stops would Rave proved beyood their powers to scate. bere - ex hex! pladona was erected in front et the snovl, to Uae mehtof the pulpit, carpeted Like Ins, six st ps leading tou aod spaumag CL 1 | Would have bee © {tan lee ord nary stop! Which euffise tur ordi- Nery sia G mortals. Lhe piatforum was pret. | tly borcered with gilded mouldings, aud the stidiee of if wae xt about hult the weight of the | chancel ral prurauce Of the diminutive qaartetie H feet Le deseribd by saying wat j -semed ike looking at tue full grown gtoup trough a reverted opera gliss. Rey. De Wiley. of Daccseport, Cl, periormed the mar- Tipe eT Vioe, As-sted by . Dr. Paytor, t Grace Church ressowe Was rn Vice, always im. a + Whose clear t ses of re a distanetiy out the vast-clarch Aiur the ceremony, tbe little crestures marched down jhe muddle aisle, entered @ car- rogeand were Criven drown Broadway to the | Metropolitan Howl. Lhe carriage was sar. rounded at once by the eager crowd—now numbering about ive thou-and persons — ty the aid of the police Was mot detained, At the hotel, during the afteruoon, Mr. and Mrs, Mratton held a reeeption, aud exhibited their bridal presents. Tur Banks’ Exrevirron Vesseis—Serious Charges.—Tise report of Senator Grimes, ‘in relation to the alleged abusesin the charter and outfit of the transports tor the Banks’ and cther expeditious, is a very voluminous docu- ment. It arrives at the following conclusions: First—That all Government vessels should be vecured through legiumate channels vy vtherrs, in ae erto ter igi me Second—Tke pracuce of employing agen With unlimited power to fix the rate ot uniter, cunnot be justified. Third—That all vessels should be thoroughly inspected by competent experts, respousibie to the military branches of the Government. Fourth—That the ménopoly of chartering odd Hall, Loper and others cannot be justitied. Fitth—That John Tucker, Assistant Secre- tary of War, snd Colonel James Beleer, United Siutes Army, knew and tolerated +uch monu- | poly. : Sietn—nat no should be allowed to act in the double capacity of vroxer and skip owner, Seventh—That the commission received by Hall, Loper, Danforth and others, amounting ty hundreds of thousands, rightlatly belonged to the Government and should be retuaded. Eighth—That many charters, obtained a these peTsons, were at au exorbitant value. Ninth—That Collins & Pickerill should be made to refund their ul-gotten gains. Tenth—Tbat no charter money should be paid to the persons above named. Eleveuth—That Colorel James Belzer shoald be court-mardaled. ‘Twelfth—Thai John R. Dauforth is guilty of @ violation of the iaw. Thirteenth —That the War Deparimentshoult exercise Vigilance in such cases to preveut iows aad restore coufidence 1u ats manag-meat. Fourteenth—That the tacis relau ve te perjury iu some cf these caresehouid b- aaguiredia.o, 87 According to Sumnr imentsone Oi due war wae the elevation by Gen. Banks of the negro girl on (he c®nnon—bat a Mempiis obecTyer, describing the mmamense Task afer Coltgn slong the rauroad Letweea Jacksou aud Vicksburg, says, “if there is one cbicls more sublime than any other aft by rhe PTeSER( SPIT, sak A BteamMPORt lool Of wel.- dressed gendemen rushiag turward hervieally to .ake the profits cf the War Whea tbe ri-ks are allover. It iukes one feel that we have pet lost our cligacter asa commercial peop +.” 27 Misricuwis, schools, rastroads, st-am- Loate, tel rsp Be and we wepaper-, capidiy mae tiply ing, ore evict nocs of the progress of civad- zation im inuia. bd #7 It is calcniawd that the private prop rly of the lmperid temily of Austria amoants to nearly £2,0m,000 a yenr. a7 Tbe New Albany Ledger says that = Toillion wud adalf pounds of tobsyeo ba: teem grow hin Pine county, Inctuna, the pa-t season sv The uuuwber of bankruptcies and fail. ures gavetted in Enghind Ia-t sear amounted 08. dus, sF Mv i grows wild in Ualifornia, and L ts cath. ring i> fast Ueeoming & luc ratie bat.- ners. BA dest snd dumb Woman atienpted rsa it suicids an New Yo rk a Jay of iwe ago, wee she AZO pose money bet. in Ghicaca on wite. ia Lou ton ta ita,