Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1864, Page 2

Sayre ee eS ee ee yey e “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY..........JANUARY 21, 1864. SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY P4GE. | BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Money Market. | Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent | money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & C0.; | Bankers: U. 5. Compon Bonds, 188] .... Do., 1861, 5.208 a par tort U. 8.7.30 Notes 6 7 ua: termasiers’ ©} roy = ‘ow Certificates, aan = American Siver. 138% = Ameri¢au Goid.. oF+8. cal Naw Youx Ratss—Finst BoARp, Doupon 6's, 1891, 1°54; _7-30"s, 108%: Cartifi- “ites of Indebtedness, 97%; Gold, 1567 | | | | OUR MILITARY BUDGET. STEALING A TREASURY NOTE. Yesterday; Warren Andrews, colored, was arrested ‘by officer Crump, of the First Ward, cbarged with stealing a $50 Treasury note from Jos:ph Basset, an invalid soldier. Andrews had been engaged about the quarters of the Invalid Corps, and Basset missing his pocket- book, accused the prisoner of stealing it, which the latter denied, but immedistely started to rup, thiowing away the pocket-book, which ‘was picked up, minus the Treasury note. The negro was pursued; arrested, and taken to the station-house, where he admitted that he had atolen the note and sold it to a friend for $15. ‘The money was recovered with the exception . of about $2.25, and Andrews was committed to jail for court by Justice Drury. RESIGNATION UF GEN, McCLERNAND. j The Springfield (I1.) Journal says that Gen. | McClernand has tendered his resignation as a Major General in the volunteer service of tha United States —————————— &@ Franklin Jordon, (lately in the Confed- erate service, who was arrested several days since, and rejeased upon taking the oath of al- legiance,) was again arrested yesterday in Bal- timore, charged with making preparations to go South. He was sent to Fort McHenry to ewait trial. &#7 The Thirty-sixth Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will be held at the Church, corner of Broadway and Mon- ument streets, Baltimore, on March 9th, 1861. LaGisLaTurE or MARYLAND—Tnk Re-Nom- INATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.—The follow- ing resolution was offered in the Maryland Senate yesterday: Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryl That the Acministianion of Abraiam Lincoln deserves aud ives the hearty approval and will secure the cordiul co-operation of the Gen- eral Assembly. That this General Axembly approves the policy of the Administration in the conduct of the war, and especially on the subject of the restoration of the seceded States. That itapproves ot the amnesty proclama- tion of the Pres dent and of the conditions there laid down ts wise, necessary, practicable and e3sential to the future sa‘ety of the couutry; and that the General Assembly declares that the re- election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States ig the carnest desire of 2 yast majority of the joyal people of Marylana Appointments by the President. | By and with the advice and consent of the Senate. | Milton R. Harrison, to be Collector of Inter. | nal Revenue of the Ninth Collection District of the State of T!linots. | John Trius, to be Chief Justice of the Terri- tory of Utah. | Eimer S. Dundy, to be Associate Justic of the Territory of Nebraska. Perry E. Broccius, to be Associate Justice of the Territory of New Mexico. | John W. North, tobe Associate Justice of | ly gurtin S Morrill. House c enentatives U. 3, the Territory of Nevada. PE Trowbridge et ee Promeneatives U8 ‘Wm. F. Turrer, to be Chief Justice of the; R E. Fenton, . Territory of Arizona. | H.L Dawes, be Fowhatan B. Locke, to be Associate Justice | Hortus Bexter, =. jae Territory of Nevada. JF Psrnewerth, Thomas J. Boynton, to be Judge of the Dis- L. W. Ross. so res trict Court of the United States for the South-/ JO Norton, ” ern District of Florida. | Alex. W. Randall, First Assigtent Postm’r Gen’l. Richard Busteed, to be .udge of the District | Geo. W. McOiellan, Sae00t . . Court for the District of Alsbama. Greey Asan, Ben Anditor P Jos. Remington, of Jackson ville. Florida, to is Hetccey. Genin oreo ‘be Marshal of the Northern Districtof Florida.| Wp Doie, Commissioner of Indian Affsirs. Edward Dodd, to be United States Marshal | J, M, Edmunds, Gommisrioner General Lend Of *Sames Graham. of Now Or! to be Uni- | “Teese Newton, Commissioner of Agrioattar ames am. of New Orleans, to Jni- ‘seae Newton, Commiasione! 2. ted States Marshal for the Eastern District of Richerd Wallach, Mayor of Washington, Louisiana. : Gexles J. Bowen, Ci ¥ weenaat tar hk G. Easton, to be United States Mar- | j0h8 M; Brodhead, Second Comptroller. shal for the Eastern District of Missouri. Willism B Todd: Jobn Underwood, to be United States Mar- Felah Squires shal for the Eastern District of Virginia. Lecnsrd F Roes, Brig.Gen. U.8. A. oe soe eas etek tastice of the Suri PEme Groven’s Tarater, WASHINGTON Crry, Miebael Steck, of Pennsylvania, to be Super- | intendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of | New Mexico. | Frederick O. Rodgers, to be Attorney of the United States for the Western Districtoi Michi- | gan, under the act o° Febraary 234, ist, to di- vide the State of Michigan into two Judicial Districts, and to provide for hofding the Dis- , trict and Circuit Courts therein. | Joshua Tevis, to be Attorney ot the United i Bat States for the District of Kentucky. Rufus Waples, of New Orleans, to be an At- torney of the Unit+d States for the Eastern District of Louisisna. | Theodore D. Edwards, to be Attorney of the | United S ates for the Territory of Nevada. | Horace H. Harrison, to be Attorney of the Uni States for the Middle District of Ten- nesses. ' Ww. N. Grover, to be Attorney of the United H States for the Eastern District of Missouri. Homer G. Plantz, to be Attorney of the Uni- | ted States for the Southern District of Florida. Moseby’s Late Repulse.—Official Repert. | Heavquarters Batration P. H. B. Cavs Maryland Volunteers, Loudoun Heights, Va., | Jan. 10, 1661.—Wm. M. Boone, Asst Aaj Gent | Ist Division, Department of West Virgi 1 have the hocor of addressing you forthepu fore of reporting the facts of an attempt b: ajor Moseby’s battalion of guerrilla cayalry | to surprise and capture my camp, between the hours of 3 and 4 a. m. of this day. They stodi- ‘ously avoided my pickets, divi themselves into smali bodies, which were speedily consol- idated in sight of my camp. They then made an impetuous charge with a yen on the right of | the In consequence of the suddennness | of the same this company conld offer bur a | feeble recistance. In the meantime, compsny A, the second in the line, was speedily rallied by its commanding officer, Capt. Verton, who | contested their farther advance in such asan- | guimary manner that formed a rallying Poin Yor the balance of the command, who were now tberoughly aroused of the danger that thgat- | ened them; and one and all, from the officer to the private, entered into the contest with such | a determined zest as led to the utter routand | discomfiture of the enemy, and the signal fiil- | ure of their base attempt. They experienced a | loss ot one captain, two lieutenants and two | privates. It was also very evident that they | removed a large portion of their woun:ied with them in their precipitate flight, as a detach. ment of the command, subsequently sent in | jase found evidence of biood all sionz their ine of retreat. I experienced a loss of four ex qd men killed and sixteen wounded. Capt. Vernon experienced « serious wound ia the head, but it is the opinion of Battalion Sur- eon W. RK. Wray that it wil! not prove fatal. am deeply indebted to tue officers and men of my command for the daring dt-played by them 2 salt Ctcasion, and earnestly commend them vision <emsideraiion commander ve the her oO + ! your obedient seryaneé, very respectfully, Haver 4 core, Major Com'd’g. BZ All of the Albany, nw nerensea their prices of tubdsatytion ang wd: a7” Dr. Boot, the noted England recently. 87 Waldo Fb, Johnson has been a ‘Contederate States Seuator, from we Xo pipers hive ta, pointed a | Be-Gold has been discovered in that portion | cove! Oat of Michigan bordering on Lake Superin wo | S7 Mr. John B. G. Life of Archbishop ria is writing a | Horses and w on the fce at St. Lowes tise ig National ba: . aly ean sted. tt POW Organized, 197; eap- | a@-* Bury me in the s words of Arch iishop Hughes! issippi | me” werd the last | { seckstly inet S77 Bishop General Polk tein command at} Seghom, threes BF Printer: in Memphis, cents per thonsand. ike, » Teceive 60 | B7 %. Louis has now throe Nati ional { BT Thore are 20,000 sovieutes ‘nding TWO DIVISIONS O} | pny WHOLE RESEL FO CK | = wentions that one or two divi! ( army have gone to Longstreet, ae eae ; be advancing on Knoxville: | thst the Yankees were about to abandon Vir ginia, and that the whole rebel foros_wi J concentrated for action in Tennesses am tucky. * | SATURDAY BVENIN (ge Beere RE CURED, Feet acd ailother Physical De rmitios, sacasss- fu ly treated at thisofice, A et ies assortment of Silk and Quttoc Blastic lor his favorable | ® the relief of Vericces Vein: J | Leréom do; Riding Bel! Shoulder Braces, and Buper | carefully applied and eatiefaction guaranteed botanist, died inj {7h Ghe % : SET Faw BOK eand teh the of , tnymerey ‘or th : not auibor ved by « ead : by th & “TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. jeg ye FROM RIOHMOND- ¥ LER’S *M¥ SAID TO HAVE GONE TO LON@STREET. Mow ON KNOXVILLE THE LATTER MOWy, eee TO.BR GONCEN- RAPED IN TENNNSSRI ta : ——— New 7ORK, Jen. 2i.—A gentlemitt ors that he left Richmond on thi Further, that it was believed in LATE FROM MEXICO, ti eeinee SUCCESSES OF THE FRENOL THERE. | New York, Jan. 21.—Havaia &¢ vices have | been received, and also information from | Mexico, trom which it rppears that San Louis | Potesi was oceupird on the 2ith ot December by Gen. Mejia, unopposed. ‘ On the 27th he was attacked by the forces of the States of Durango Zacatecas. The ac.ion Jasted for four hoars, when the Juarists (Mexi- cans) were driven bick. They were pursa:d | three leagues, and lost all their drtifiery, ‘wagons andequipments, and seyeral prisoners, In the battle at Morelia one Juarist‘general was killed and tour wonuded. The Jusrists retreated toward Maratalio, where it is said they were again routed by the French Colonel Saint. The Jaarist Governor of Matamoras has been to ght over by the French. OFFICIAL. Dismissals during the week ending Ja: ry 16, 1864. Colonel Joseph Gerhardt, 46th New York voluntcere, to date December 14, 1864, with Inss of all pay and ailo’ tor disobedience of | orders, net 1 pout et Osap Chase under ths | Tegulations for disabled officers, prescribel by + Ge Orders, No 61y@f1882, from the War Departibent, visiting the city of Wasbingion without autliority, and absence withont leave. » Captain James Elder. tith United States in- try,to date Jaduary 6, 1861, for absence iDOME leave, sss Captain Eiward 8 MOND EDITION, 4 O'OLOOE P. M THE GUNBOUAT SASSACUS. This fine gnuiboat, sometimes called, on ac- count of heF superior qualities as to speed, &c., the “Sfucy Cues,” did mot sail yesterday “as was expected, Ogmecountpt large q@an- i tity of ice in the channel/of ‘B6 river. ‘Phe Sassacns fine @pd substantia boat, rating pe a oe ad tons) Ghd is & conitekpart | 1 i MeOateb, 13!st Illinois of all pay and allowances for leaving bis Comte { of which we have published: Sie is sshooner anc, and absences from it without properan- | rigged, avd ber sped is fully equal to the ty: - +} Betew, having mide asbighas fifien knots “Uaptain William B. Manning, 324 Wisconsin | per hour, and no doubt on her station in the volunteers, to dite Decemyers, 1963; with joss. | North sAtlantic Sqngdrogy shg- yeu, prove a ‘of All pay and alfowances, for rendering a fuise’| terror to blockades, pet and fraudulent account against the Govera- | ‘The foilowing is a list of her officers:—F, A. ment, Erroneonsly published December 8, | Roe, Lieut nant Commanding; A. W. Mal 1562, as Lienténant Wittiam B. Manning, 324 0 g.ur, Atténg Master and Executivé Officer; Wisconsin volunteers. First Lieniedant BF. Guiteau, 6th Illinois cavalry, to date December 2S, 1563, for fraudn- 1 lent conduct, receiving ® bribe of 350 toexempi I ajorss from impressmentinto thé service of 3. F. Wood, Second Assistint Engineer, R.N. the Uniied States. | Euis, Oscar W.Allison, D. W. GraMey and Second Lieuter ant Wittiam J. Holmes, sth | Jonn W. Huxley, Thira Assistant Enzineers; Ohio volunteers, to date January 1, 1861. for | 4. W.O’Hsra, T. D. Marble and J.S. O’Brien, being beastly drunk in the streets of Colum. | Acting Master's Mate Michael George, Cap- bu, Ohio. | tain’s Clerk; Gustave Detloff, Paymaster’s Second Lieutenant John Kaufman, 46th New | Clerk; Neil Martin, Acting Gunner. york volunteers. | aS eRewiin” Berogd arene nae ¥ Beater Sel Lae | The Aotlowieg vekal eeettore who came into sechuset Gavi: S8e Be nee ar Abo our lines and gave themselves up, were com- Besta andiskr tern armies o | mitted to the Ola Capitol yesterday evening by Correctien. - s sy Provost Marshal Tedd: The notice of dismissal, published January |“ y. Ruchanan, sth Va. infantry; J. O- 12, 1664, in the case of Uaptain J. A. McCool, Aseisiant Paymister; Edward A. Sawyer, W. H. Meyer and Aug’t Adler, Ac'ing Ensigns; A CONFEDERATE STEAMER CAP. TURED. : New Yorks, Jan. 21.—Ten thousand rifles, lately from Europe, and said to be intended for the Confederates, found in the rebel steamer Gray Jack t, with five bundred bales of cotton, anda quantity of turpentine and rosin, cap- tured on the 2ist December by the gunboat Kernebec, are said to be worth nearly 2100,000. Admiral Farragut has reached Key West: TH ELESRATED BLACA 8 YAN (MISS GRERENFtELD,) assisted by the Young Will give a concert st tha Prashytoras on next MONBAY Ni@HT, Jauary 25th, eR Bt 7g o'clock, ds * FES BUENS C ani the sdmirers of Burns, will cei-bra! oe Anniversary of tre Ba:d,on MONDAY XY ING, Jandary th. at tbe Ruropenn Ho'el, rou hwest cornar -f Paan & eneeard lth street. Tickets may be had at the bart, or fiem the managers _3a'21 St RB. CRAWFORD, S60 KF AHE Te AD IS aw eurnpiio LF CHAZEL —Tha Laties of Bylacd Gan weit hold a Fair in the besement of their a choreh edifices corner of Dand iith sta. «Lat cr menging TUBEDAY EVENING. January 2675 1864 the proceeds of which are to be teroved to ths slove chject, A fine band of music will be in at- tavdance. Ja2l-si* (em CORKESYONDENCR, Wasurscion, January 13, 136 To Leonard Grover, Fsq ides wits Deak bin: Receivive and eppreciating your Ih- ereli'y upon Mer vecasiogs for beasvole yt ob. jects also. that you possers a traly loy 1 heart. in ceeprympathy with the brave defenders of our county, we rerpectfnily ask you in their beaalf to give a benefitin your elegant Dramatic Peap'a a puch time ae may dest ault your con reap anes. ff a4 of the Gra; moa be were ss ee BDREIONS ball of the courant Des Wulicing’cn ths 222'dey of Poh T-ary, under the auspices of tie Ladies’ Soldiers? Relief Aszo.iation Very resnestf'y ob’t sarv’tn, BB French Presid Association. H.D Goobke, Vice Pre ident, H Baulin, Vice Presitent United States, J.P. Usher, Secretory Interior. Folomon Foot United, Btates Benate, Keveray dchnzon, * bed Morgan “s ov M.8. Wilkinson, “ H.B. Lane, ae “ Willism Bpracue, ‘' as J.B Do iittie, ek - Ira Barri- bed “ Blair, Postmaster General. Japua)y ‘9th, isd Hon. B. B French, President “ Ladies’ Soldiers’ Kilief Asscciation,” and others : I bave ih: honor to ackaowisdge tha receipt of your v+ry complimentary note of yasterday, [ mneerely thank you for the opporiuaity which } cnr proporition sffords me of aiding, unde: favorable euarices. the the patriotic ledier Tnéertaken; and i such lau¢able enterprise which Washington have 59 rob'y ure t» in- ve sot apart nightof next snuary 234. as a time when ( shall bs devote the resources of this estabdiish- ment to the futherance of their efforts in behalf of our ccuniry’s heroes. With a deep interest in the rucce-nof thecause, Ism, most tiuly. your ob’t | servant. [ia 21 3t) Lwowaen Gaover FESTIVAL AND SUPPER —Taso ladies of Bast Washington 4. P esion will hold estival ani Eupper at Odd Btlows’ Hall, 8th avy Yard,(on the lina of the Washicgioa ap: jeorgetown load. THURSDAY, FRIDAY end GS, Jan. 2ist 224 ani 334. The proceeds f.r the beneft of the Hore Mission Society of the Church. A band of wasic wiil bs in attendance each evoning Doors open a7 o'clock, jaw (ip FOton-va0ar NATION, a9 i) WASHINGTON, Jen. 13, 1354. | The Undersigued, Physicians to ths Poor of the fevers! Wards. will vaccinate ail parsons in tiair Teepective Weids wh: are unadie or unwi.ling to Gefray the expente, by calling upos them at the | es Coriguated, and will viaitintirm p-raons for BarpoR, nt Meir reeidercen : | iets LOWERY, M D uf at Ward. 134 Peon- vis avenua between “Ruth stracts 5 TAYT M.D Second Ward, Eniwish «drag Te, cerner 12h etreet aud Pennsy'rania avoaue; tobp m. hee Ww DALE, M.D., Third Ward, No, 523 L | JW. HERKEERT, Third ana T, No. 955 Pp thia H at 4 M.D, Fourth Ward, corner lana T,No 255-8t-dam GEORGE McCoy, D Fifth Ward 529 Pean. £7 ure. Record end Third cast W oH. COMKS, M. D. Sisth Ward, at F. 8 sagan Cray’ store,No 608 Eighth stree- east; 1 | t | WIOBARD C OROSGON.M D , Seventh Wa-d, | corner 7th street west and E street coati; office hours from 3 to 4p. m. 349 2055 MARB’8 EADICAL OURE TRUESBEB, Orrico, 305 F stare, Wasxincrow, D. 0. Reference as to its superiority to Prof:asors Wil-- joe Parker John M. Carnoonan, and Valonti-e tt, The best collection of Trazsoa and Orthopstic instruments for Physiea! Deformitien. Rupture anc its Radical Oure, Varizoss Veing Vericccele, Piles, Carved Spine. ow Legs. O'nb ?, @ full and welt. ckings. Eree Onps, Avkiets and Wristlsts, for 4 Swollen and Weak biominal Suppgorter: Elastic Suspenders, ss ; Ladies? Silk Kl-ati Office opem from 7a m.. tillé 9, m. 3d United States infantry. should read “to date | date | Holloway, let N. C; J. Kennedy, tet Ya; John Sen Sry SCION LINER OL Ee canary, McCluster, lst Md. cavalry; J. A. McFadden, 9, 1863." jst Va. infantry; W. S. McDonald, 2ist 3a.; W, D. Phillips, 34 N. ©; J.S. Reeves, ist N. 0. WHO HE Is. The N. C. Towbridge noticed in the morning papers as being ® prisoner at Fort Warren, aud whose correspondence with the rebel La- mar was recently published, is a citizen of Dismixsals Revoked, The orders of dismissal in the following cases have beenrevoked: - Captain L. Reiiy, 127th Illinois voluntears, and he is honorably discharged on tender of resignation. | First Lieutenant Hiram ©. Walker, 10th Ti- | nois eayalry, and he is honorably discharg-4 | Georgia, instead of New York. He wasarra: ns of the date ct the order of dismissal. | ed about a. year ago by the military authorities, The order of dismissal in the case of Second | put released upon condition that he, would do Lieutenant Nott Smith, 2d Illinois light artil- | yc thing hostile to this Government. lery, has been so amended as to honorably ‘tis- charge him as of the date of said order. Restored to Commission, | The following officers heretofore dismissed | ere restored, with pay from the date at which | t yejoin their reciments for duty, provided | neies hive not been filled by the Goy- | ernors of their respactive States: reeon Matthew McEwin, 2d West Virgi- yalry. stant Surgeon Simon C, Sanger, 6th New COMMITTED TO FORREST HALL PRISON. Anthony Burns, 3d Pennsylvania cavairy, and Charles Kennedy, I7th U. S.i sertere arrested by Capt. Scheetz ‘ were committed to Fortest Hall prison to-day by ordcr of (apt. Todd. GENERAL BUTLER, Jen. Butler, whois still in Washington, had | alorg interview with President Lincoln yes- tercay afternoon: Tk cavalry. peas ESE eee, Chaplain Robert Kellen, 7ist Pennsylvania | Srare Dina AT THR EXBCUTIVE MAN- volunteers, s10N.—This atternoon the President gives the The order which dishonorably mustered ont | gyi.ne? Siste dinner tothe Executive and Ju- of service Surgeon Ccorge W. tteh | dicial branches of the Government, at the pen- ew York artillery, has been revoked, and he | ¢,,1:ye Mansion. This dinner embraces the Vice is honorably discharged, to date from tae con- | presidentof ihe United States, members of the sclidaiion ot his regiment, and the disability | Gatinet and Si preme Court a#@l their ladies, for bis reappointment remoy. — wary Washington Money Market—Latest Quo- tations. Furnished by Lewis Jonnson & Uo., Bank- ers: Accounts for Expenditures, and Rewards for Deserters. [CrrcvuLaR, No. 2.) War Department, Provost Marshul General's Office, | Washington, Jan. 8, isi1. * | I. Acconnts for expenditures connected with | recruiting must be Rept separate from accounts | connected with the enrojiment and draft, and | iftes must be presented or forwarded for payment newt id asc to the neares: Mustering and Disbursing OMlcar | AM TaD GI through the Superintendent of the Volunteer = pial: : Keerniting service of the State or Division, ex- _, NEW YORK RATRE—SECOND BOARD. cept accounts for subsistence, which should Coupon one ees 1S Fea en ane be forwarded tor payment, through the Saper- | c#ttrs of Indebt eit. iene oa i ene intendent, to the nearest Disbursing Officer of | &20 Southern, 67; Terra Haute, 63; Quicksil- | the Commissary Department. ver, 57%; Northwestern, 50. II. When adrasted person is arrested as a —_—__—+ ore > deserter by the Provost Marshal for having CONGRESSIONAL. failed to comply with the provisions of section oo) Lae ee ate cerns EU tor secgins, | XXXVIUIr CONGRESS FIRST SESSION. — THuravay, January 21. ed unless the person ic weld for service. wee rucioas in Ponflict with this are hereby Teveked. saues BF Ry; Suxatz.—Mr. Johnson présented the petition of Samael Chase Barney praying that inquiry may be made ino the (ause of his dismissal frcm the navy. Referred to the Naval Com- mitiee, Wr. Collamer, from the Committee on Post Offices and Post Ko:ds, reported the Hons bi] allowing articles of cluthing for soldiers to be couveyed tbrongh the mails at the rate of eight basal eed pound, aad it was taken up and paseed. Mr. Wilson called up the bill to promote en- lsiments in the army. It requires all enlist- ments hereafter in the regular army to be for three years, and gives the same uniform, ra- tions, equipage, pay, etc., to perzons of African * descent as to white persons, and allowing two Ww. War Derartuest, Months pay in advance to the negro recruits, ‘ashington, January 19 1334, freeing the mother, wife and children of such. The following contracts have beer awarded for Mr. Grimes inquired if bounty was to be al- 10 inch mortar sels, under the advertisament in- | lowed under the bill to colored reeruits | ihe Broronals, datet November 18, 1353, for Mr. Wileon said the Committe had not deemed 40, the bida tor whieh were opened December i 23) 1663, itn: cessary, as in enlisting colored troops in Mascra. Ptarbuok Bros., 2,000, at 2.20. per Ib; | the Rebel Staies, the two mouths pay was Watecviiet Arreral ; thought to be sufficient. rate peed i, Soler &: Oo. , 2,000, at 2 92c, per Bann Grimes a he would give the $109 } = 7 unty to these colored men, as thy were en- Toei Watery tet Arecnan 280m: 2900, at 3.290 por | Heting in other than Rebel States. Whore iris Messrs Fuiler, Warren & Co., 2,000, a° 3.299, per | fund that the Government Is not getting thesa 1b.; Watervliet Arsenal | troops, vgents from States will appear among poy, WY BtarT, 10,000, at 9 Ne per lb.; New York Ar- | em offering the State bounty. add r. Pomeroy asked if there was any law | opera, Maye & Whittaker, 15000, at $ 293, per | which the owners of these colored men Tork Ravery & Co,, 5,003 490, per Ib.; New York Ar- | 0 Teceive comp’ nsation t tenal Albright & Stroh, 5,99, at 3 4: < yee ans i 349¢ per lb.; New ‘a Ww. Starr, 5,000, at $82, per Fb; Washington | Tere Milea, Piatt & Co., 5.0%, at 3.706. 3 é | town Atreral, OD, Ravsg yee “a2 6 Brig. Gen , Obiaf of Drdnaase, 10.0 CORDS PINE wood wit Bs 59.0 | Buying. Selling. A 3"9 105% <Quartepmasters' Provost Marshal General. Ts SUBSORIBBR HAS ON HAND—AND will sell cheap for cash, one nundred cords of WOOD, lying upen his lacd, near Port Staphens, Eeventh atre't Boad, Persous iu want would do ive bim a call. -8t* J. RB. D, MORRISON. e: handecme bilver 1d Doudle MAR- NB&s. To be sold together o- stparately. In aire at oncont 86 Penn. avenue, det. Zist and 274 ets, ix + ° OBYNANCE ovrrg Mr. Wilson explained that he believed the War Department was paying the $300, which had been provided for substitutes under -the commuta ion Ganse of the Enrolment act. Mr. Pomeroy suid that’‘this was the time and ihe place to determine the question as to pay- tng the owners of slaves. For one, he wus opr osed to doing auything of tne kiud. Mr. Grimes desired to have time to look into | the bit], and on his motion, it was postponed | unt:l to-morrow. ‘ME, Da: th | @@ihe resolution of Mr. Dayis, calling on the neo Wort on thedancl, | lesiaent to commuanitesie (othe Sete ance +—.—*_ | respondence between the United States and jpMLENTAL RSSTAURBANT AND BiLL!anp | the rebel autNorities, relative to the exchange U PARLOR, | of prisonere, wos taken tp. Mr. Anthony suggested that the resolution be so framed as to make .the request of the President, if nct incompatible ia his judgment, with the public interest. ja 2) 6t low for cash in lots of from Woords to 50 cords to dealers. M. b. WICLTAMS Marbot Brace West, on the Sans fa 2-30" Corner Seventh § treet and Mass. Avenue The shove-saried establish nent has beau com pleted acd is now Open for ths acz Gaiion of the pu Th. hove spsred ro paius orexp use to me¥s J Mr. Davis ur F tg teeth o s ged that there could be no rea- SI ed eT eh s are mele coors os | son for withholding the correspondences, a3 of rnd Eegaratuat can be Sought Their Larder sid | CoBTSe the rebels were im possession of the siro be Kept we'l suppted witnall the laruries tue | Whole of it. Seahington and Hertinaare markets eau afford, which will be served up by experi, i themortap-rbetyle The Sill'ad Saloon ceheeaad tent it one of the finest in W ington, sted with Phelan'’s best ts larivate Rapye: Rooms up stairs, sonnesvad R-sigarant, eutracce au e a Billiard Parior 332 Sw JONES & M prance, * MELODBONB any MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. JOHN F. BULIa Bcge to call ths: attent:on of the public to his im mense tock Of anid P On Mr. Sumner’s motion the subject was pestpofhed; and the order of the day, the res- Clu ion for establishing a new rule of the Sen- 4c, requiring members to take the oath of loy- 8l-y prescribed for officers of the Government by the act of July 2, 1862, was taken up. __ Mr. Johnson, @f Md.. proceeded to address he Senate, exying that there were three propo- 8 tions to be considered in this connection. First, whether the act July 2, 1862, included Senators! Second, if it does whether it is con- *iutional; and third, if it is constitutional whether it is expedient to adopt it as a rule of the Senate. Mr. J., at length, argued to show that ty the constitution Senators and Repr-. 8. ntatives were not civil oflicers, bat constitu- “voltinieers, to date October 10, 1963, with, los€ | in many respects to the Eutaw, & description | ©. A. Boutell, Acting. Master; Edgar Holdeny | A-sistant Surgeon; G. Dek. Barton, Acting | Crosby, ist Ga.; D. 0. Everett, 34 N.O.; D.H. | comvicted Tday of grand larceny. Anew as paeta ta the case ef Fanay McCarty and Bridget Doyle, convicted of the larceny of bed clothing from Harwood Hospi- tal, and the District Attorney entered a nolle In the case of Wm. Williams, & soldier, con- victed of an assault and battery, seotence was suspended, and he was ordered to be retarned to his regi Mary Jane Taylor, indicted for keeping a bawdy house on ond street on the Isiand, was ed on trial. The prisoner is & woman of about 28 or 30 of age and although not handsome looked mot unprepossessing in her Shit of modest black. Officer Veruon testitled ‘to the reputation of the inmates of the house, and W. H. Brénsill testified to having heard Vulgar language inthe house, One of the girls, Fanny Cook, testified that she lived in the house and worked, and on being questioned she replied that she worked but did not do weshing or sewing, and gave the prisoner half she made. On beimg farther questioned as to what king of work she did, she reptied that shs supposed that ste did the same as the other ars, . 4 The case was given to the jury, who returned a verdict of gnilty, and she was sentenced to pay a fine of $50. or to two months imprison- ment in jail. ; , Teancer Prout, colored, is on trial on the | ebarge of receiving stolen goods. =I A SNALL-rox Scene.—Last night & young bueter, well known in the Sixth Ward, whera | be “ belongs,’ visited a police precinct *tother | eide of Rock Creek, and got opon a big spree, | during which hekicked up aTMuss in 4 restau. | rant, and was arrested and taken to the station oper, where the following scene was enacted: | "Phe Justice——Whavts your name, sir? Prisoper.—John 5 | Justice.—W hat do yowdo for a living ? Prisoner—I'm an engineer, but at presert fellow a business which I do not like to make public. Justice —Come, sir; answer my question. What do you do for a living? Prisoner. —Well,if I must,I must. As I told yon before, I am an en.ineer; butalways make it araieto follow that occupation which pays the best, and as thesmall-pox is now prevalent, and as the business of a small-pox nurse 1s a paying one, I have adopted and have just closed an epgagement, having nursed three young men through it, for which I received my pay, and sm now looking round for another job. May be, Squire, you can tell me where to fing onet * | Ry this time the policemen and the crowd it the cflice began to travel, and the Justice roared out, “Leave this room;” which advice he at once heeded. From subsequent developments it turned out thatthe nursing story was a pure fiction, in- vented by the young scamp to save himself a night's incarceration in the guard-house. rss eapti a Poxics Rerorts—First Precinct.—Johu Col- Lins, desertion; military. | _ Third Precinct —Wm. Sotheron, larceny; jail. Jcseph Merritt, Chas. Spranklin, unlicensed; Sz 4teach, Alex Gibbs, Anne Ling, Micha» MeMullen, drunk; dismissed. Thos. Beaty, John Turvey, disorderly; $3.44 each. Green- uury Tbrown, do.; £10.41. Jas. Magec, threa | baal for peace. Wm. Custard, Thos. Goodrick pd John Wilson, bench warrant; delivered to court, Fourth Precinct—Michael Lally, W. Ander- son, grand larceny; jail for court. Pat B ley, Agues White, drunk and disorderly; w: house. Chaz. Lavin, do; % th Precinet—f atha: missed. Joseph ee ne Johnson, threats; ai 1, defacing a building, lo: ked up six hours. d Bennett, drank aud disorderly missed. Dan't Thomas, orderly; Chas. Dorsey, pick pocke tury. Antone Merle, disord-rly; Tenth Precinet.—J1 thy, selling liqnor Sunda N prostitu‘ion, orderly and pro- fene, dismissed Margaret Martin, do.; Sem’l Smith,common drunkard; security for goon behavior. a Tue ROBBERY OF THE BANK Mrssencer.— Tie case of the robbery of Mr. J. 3. Anderson, m neer of L. Jonnson & Oo.’s bank of 21,015. 50, while going from the Bank of Washington to the bank of his employers on Friday after- | noon last, was taken up for a hearing before Justice Clayton at 4 p. m. yesterday. ‘Tbe only person arrested on charge of being connected with the affair was George Payne, who, since the affair occurred, had been in custody awaiting aheariug. Mr. Davidge ap- penred for the prosecution, ard S.S. Williams tor the defence. The prosecuting witnesses did not appear, and justice Clay'on being informed by the prosecn ing attorney that they would not ap- pear, dismissed the case. The presumption was that the money had been recoyered. awk gprs 5 ASSAULT AND BaTTERY.—Last night, officers Heessltr and Howard arrested Thomas Geary, Margaret Geary ana Patrick Geary for assault end battery on Margaret McOormick. The whole party live in Jackson Alley, Swam- pcodie. Mrs. McCormick went to the house of bomas Geary for her husband, who ehe said was there playing cards and drinking. Her anxiety for his welfare got hera beating by her husband and the Gearye, male an:i female. The busband was not arrested. Thos. Geary being a soldier, was turned over to the Military; Margaret Geary was held to bail for court, and Patrick Geary was required to give bail for peace. Mrs. McCormick was charged with disorderly conauct, but was dismissed. : > Dutcu Mary in Covrt.—On Tuesday, when Mary Heisster, alias “Dutch Mary,” went into the Criminal Court to submit her case (charged with keeping a bawdy-house), she took ber seat near the prisoners’ dock, and with rather ostentatious gemerosity gave to each of the half dozen prieoners there a five-dollar greenback. It uppears that she was under the impression that her fine would be bat $500, whereas the court piled it on to the tune of $80), and when it Was aunounced that she would have to pay the larger sum, she coolly said she could stand it, but that her counsel must wait a day or two tor his pay. She is probably able, ere this, to square up all around. —__—._—_. Ferry BRTWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND Wasi- InGToN.—Mr. Johnston to-day offered a bill in the House charteriug a ferry company, desig- nated in the act as the “Potomac Ferry Com- pany.” The bill authorizes Henry D. Cooke, H. C. Fahnestock, Thomas Ciyde, W. B. Hatch, W Az Darling, J..B. Hutcninson and LK. Ohittenden and their assigns. to operate a line of Ferry boats between Alexandria and Wasn- ington. The capital stock of the company ts limited to three hundred thoasand doliais. The bill was read the frat time and reverred to the Committee on roads and Internal Naviga- ton.— Alezandria Journal, 2014, =e FourtH Warp Srarion Casx3.—Michael’ Crouiey, obstructing the sidewalk; Thos. Kel- ly, do.; locked up three hours. B.S. Lent, ran- bing coachrs unlicensed; $1.58. Daa’l Raidy, violating hack law; $2.61. J. 0. Cook, do; 32.53. Thos. Humphrey, larceny; jail for court. ‘Chas. Reabner, bogus detective; military. Jessee Gittons, fighting; for hvaring Alie@ Gibbons, Go; do. Thos. Geary, assault and battery; iiitary. Margaret Geary, do: bail for courc. ‘atrick Geary do.; bail for peace. Margaret! McCormick, disurderly; Duaiel McKinzey, drunk and disorderly; and Henry N. Davis, do.; military. mili- ee AN OLD ResipENT Deav.—Last week, Mrs. Charlotte Peak, an old and esteemed resident of this city, died at the house of her son-in- law, Mr. Johbu Adams, in the Sixth Ward. Mr. Peake was a native of St. Mary’s coun'y, Md., but settied in this city shoruy after tie war ot 1812, where she has resiced since; hay- ing married the late Thos. Peake, whom she survived twenty-three years. Mrs. Peake was sixty seven years Of age. and was ths mother of thirt: en children, six of whom (among them Councilman John H. Peake of the Sixth Ward) survive her, with sixteea grand-children. cent eg NUS fom Ghiokering & Sons, sllett, Besta e OS, ted @ co-ordinate branch of the Gdvernment, acd tbat the law did not apply to members, (Marshall & Traver, Robert Naan, &O), Hover.—Mr. Holman moved that when th> a hea Gott, ®,0°- Hicuse adjourn, to-day it be till’ Monday next, Tis Was disapreed to—yeas 55, nays 77, Mr. Warkburne ot Illinois, from the Com. mittee on the Rules, reported an additional Oo. 8 good recond -hand Pi, i Bete cee ete anon at prices and terms that Fcm:mber that our establishment is t our stock the heavy est. our ment Smost | rule providing for a standing eommitteeof five Rauee one term» the ¢aviest. our clerxs tae most | members, to be called the Comrfitieeon a Uni- our Ioeation th store in Weabington, We are toma ite THE OLDEST AND Me MAKES IN torm System of Coinage, Weigh| d Mea. sures. “This was adopied, Veet Sd Mea Tae TLe House resumed the consideration of the 1 2 } JOR SHATPIEL oN BALTIM RE ON. SS NF, PROTE. REY 386 Sisk street. copay a » Wed. ind H—Warties, alta. atts, Koo Cings aud otaer Bete:tsinmanss fasn tahort. i mz si reoaopadla tarma oe G aca i made by steam gwar. tha det |, teiivarad tosuy part city and Giro jsieua- re nla 8 \paeennaey ’2 OHUNOH FAIR Fill commence at 5 Odd Fellows’ Hail, Seventh Street, | Andq, OB TUBIBAY. Jax 12th, Jee int tare syey aight for twa weeks, => G Ria ees OS" SAiAhwais 10 se ump av Tan Being et tie Ya lFP BULLDING —At Be Benet of Foiailes’. le Commission. at the §, Femi! Vary 6, 1886 it w " Fesviced. that sr aod the Oh-cistisa Of Mayor Wallach, Jan Proele, 4 te tof ‘he Assoristion bs cis eine citisene at Wash wt to contribute je President,» OM ie ae Ty rel BELAR F In acerrdance sithtne then teaierstiry: a ton, I | egtep. thy eel oe? NOD, Prony tbe y 1 My amendatory bill to the Confiscation Law. MELOMBONG C7 Nant Mr. Morris, of New York, addressed the GULTARB. House in tayor of confiscation He did not see VIOLINS bow the rebels conld claim the protection of BA 708. the Constitution: he did know that they did. UTES. You might as well talk ot an honest thief as of Ard every article in the AOCORDHONS, | an honest traiter. MUSIC BUSINESS Mr. Ecgers, of New Jersey, opposed the JOHN F. ELLs, pending till, arguing that, by the term; of the 06 Penasyvanisa-enus, $ ‘ Jato st [Con Uni Censtitutior, estates cannot be confiscated be- n] bet. 9th and tea sts. yord the life of the offender. CFSTBAL PARK GLOVES, ar : iA RINTON & thee LOUAL NEWS.. se 345 Persey Warerenie unter } Wiles aie. jc mame a omoptien Hotel | Cnimtkas Gout, Judje Olin— Yesterday, Ww Boys’ axa, Michael (nner, chatged with an assault axit ave just received by -xprese Jot op pover Anc Latters, stibmitted bis case, and he was a CaM RUE & 40N, fined ten datars, a S14 Pe aven Thomas fmallwood was found gulfty of pet- N& Icke + ane after M inday ne: 6 tit lare- Ay, and received « nominal sentences, LN © 1FE we roe prepared to Fega'ar Table In two s:ngaiust James Welch, tor de | No-reezs at £7 yer week © jet-te | aseanit au battery, hols already So hegee mn op 4 simi Y le ‘was cate FEW o PIANO Lia THAT Hava B Mees he indisied for cwemsniteus bate Music stere cf oF SAM nab. at tery) submitted bis case, aud received ad nomi- w g.merrmnore,, AER | al ie mein :, Corner of Lith an P. vena, ‘ This img a’motion was made by Messrs. ja 13 tole Ag Gat of Steinway & Bons,’ | Wharton and ‘Drary, counsel for Hester King, Larceny.—Last night, patrolman Monahan, ofthe Fourth Ward, arrested Thos. Hamphreys, colored, for the larceny of bacon and codfish from James Gonid) Humphreys was out of work, and Mr. Gould allowed him to stay at bis store trom day to day, until he could tind employment. Humphreys sold the bacon and fich to Mr. Bresnahan, a neightor of Mr. Gould, who suspected Humphreys, and watched him when he went into-Gonid’s store. Bresnahan notificd Gould of the facts, and Hamphreya Was arrested, and sent to jail for court by Jus- luce Giberson. SUS eS Patsack Tatmr aT WorK—Last Tuesda: night the house of Mr. H. Jauney, No 445 [, between 9th and 1th streets, was entered by a Roreze thief, after the inmates bid retired. ‘he thief obtained two overcoats aud two new felt hate, the property of two gentlemen, who came a considerable distance to bear the lec- ture of J. B. Gough, and did not bring dupli- cate clothing to be prepared in snch an emer. gency ac they discovered themselves in the next morning. ? ¢ a eed L pecony Warp STaTion Oases.—T. Davis, jenry ‘atersy violating ordinance; dis- missed. Wip. Tae, do: 2. Bon Neyer, sto #1. James Borke, drank; diemissed. James Fr-sher, drogk and disorderly; do. Robart Wilson, do; do. Chas, U. Gates, do; $1.53. Sarah Ro'lins, do; $f. Whi. Hitleary, pro- fanity; $l. ; Ssor By A GuaRv.—Laet night, two. sol- @iers, belonging to Oo... 2d N. Y. Veteran Davalry at veld ‘Stoneman reciting aunt err shot; oner. vin, thrdugu his breast Eilligs htm almost inatanuiy, and the other the fleshy part of one es and through the knee of the ether leg. - H Bazzaz, orem York and Pat Name Exoven TO Maray WirTt.—Yester- day, the clerk of the court issued & marriage Noense bearing the name of John Aucnstas George Washington Scott Alexander Qook. We hear that the person applying was very partt- cular that all the name should appear, as he wished to be married in his ntirs name. What 3 fortune in games for the bride! igi as ANOTHER DeAp.—To-day we have to an- mounce that Mr. Richard Adams, & woi!- known citizen, died last evening at his resi- dence, on Twelfth street, near M, of smali- pox. Mr. Adams formerly kept & restiaraat on the Avenue, and was well Known through- out the District. a SELLING LiqrorR wiTHouT Liceysg —A. Griffin, keeper of a restaurant corner of Data. ware avenue and H street, was fined $20 yea. terday by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor without 4 license. SEE SE oe RT ADAME DIMOND —Weunders'an! thot thie yN talented clairvoyant is arresting wil mooh svcoess in this city, h r rooma beiag or wded © ty ai-ifots during tae Gay. We slao bea-cfa woa Gerfolerre be ving been petforsed by Ne- nosy perecn who hed teen couimed to ber bet £ egt xix months from some rapp sei iron ade Bilssee by which the invavte was suanted ty le ye bercor b end is now at evding to ner bh a i dit ex quite oT She tI tae peat < fate dame Dia vont cm by at al fo. No “6, s'cond floor. Birk wood House, tre Fogiish Langnage Mutler's Scionce of 1 Bartlett’: Dre ionary o! ye Bnglisa Gramioer. rammar oO! Pvxiish Arammare, OW To TALK: 1 Oraik's History of Eng'ish Literature and of Marsh’s Argiish Lavgusgs acd ite carly Litera- ne, Toote’t Diversions of Purley. French on the Stucy of Words. French's G cassrt of English Words Biwyn « Giorra-y of sapped Ameriaan ama, Dictionary of Siarg, Oartsod Veigir Words, Grahem on Englieh Oc mposi tion Clark’s Blements o° the Engiith Lacgnage Fome Drficlencies in our Bnglish Dicticnarics, By Frerch. Lowbctham's Drrivat've Spziling Pook: Lon. Roglish Biymology: Enaish Fysonymes Grakam’s Eng’ iy n0ny" 5 vin the Right P’acs Jay ant Word, im ht Be RANK TAYLOR, pus CATHOLIO ALMANAC FOR 1564 sant g Dal Feosived and fr cae SSBELL'S Bookstore ya 20-20" 525 7th street, Bear Pa, avenue, (BEAT SABO AIF —4 on grad E FORTE four pontine mon'dings. clegsntiy carve! legs ete , which cost $60 cash is for sale b: genveman leavire Washington an! &° Prof. Alex Wolowski’s Ko ms ormeref tb *le9, ena of George 4. Pri did new Meloteors SOTEBES, s LOOK TO YOUR INTERNET. ~~ BEBRY & CO., Se, No. 94 N Cauyer Sram, oy Baltimore, Mf , Are prepared to furmah RAW OYSTHRS in case, rege, &c , at the shortest notice, at fair prices and bert quslity Aleo, He: metionlly Fesled OYSTER &e JOSEPH J. MAY & peauers 1x” LISH AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, AND ALL KINDS OF FCREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY aoors. We shall very rhortly be receiving our SPRING sTOUK, And are therefore determined to close out the balances of our Winter Dress Goods, Siawle, Cloaks, Heavy Flannels, and other Winter Goods Before openirg onr Bpring Supplies. In order to do fo within the next two weeks, we shall sell without reward to cost all goods named ve. Those who kave yet to purchase such goods can save money by buying them of us, JOS. J. MAY & 00, ja ®-2t* * 208 Pa. ave., bet, 9th and 1th, PRorsecon ALEX. WOLOWSKI Jas 9 his rooms for KINGING and PIANO FF URSES. elves af ihe beaebes 10 o’elock w m0. (To SUFLERS anp oTHans. “BLODOETT & 00°38 @ IRON PORTABLE PIE OVENS, ALL SIZES, From Nos. 2 to 9, inclurive, constantly on hand, and for ssle st manufactures’ prices London, EN ned eta who desire to avail then- ot his new aid Fimplifed reridence, No 316 atreet, jon hours are daily rom ad is id for cirer 5 Send for circulars. BIBB & 00 39 Light str. ja 16-eo3t Baitime O THE LADIES: SELLING OFF AT REBUCED PRICES! _ Those beautifal ZEPHYBand WOOuEN GO2D4, nd Jackets, Hoods, Scarfs Children’s Cloak Fontags, Leggings, Comforts, thaw!s, Nubiss Sleeves, Ladies Fine Vests and Cleuds, & Drawers.&c , &e. Come every body and get cheap goods at B3- WELL’S Faucy Store, 302 E street, n-ar jith. N_ B.—Depot for Boswell & Warner's CJUJ al? IC for colorir i ja 16 eotw @ the Hair. GAUTIER. At the solicitation of many eitizens of Washing- ton, I have determined to resume the business of FURNISHING BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Tam so well known in this city that it will sot be necessary to refer to any one. Tae name of GAUTIER asa caterer is a sufficient guarantee, I will also furnish Families with IC# OREAM, CHARLOTTE RUS:E, JELLY, and all kinds of MBAT DISHES, at the shortest notice. R=” Ihave several DINING ROOMS and Pik LORS for the accommodation of Gentlemen sirivg Dinnér or Supper Parties. CG. GAUTIER, n 4-eolm 252 Pennsylva a (CREEANS) COURT. Jan 5, 134 —Disrmior oF CoLumBIA, Washingtun County. to wii :—In tha case of Ruth Johuson, atmiuistiate.x of John Jchnson, Jecessed, the administratrix sfore-sid ber,with the approbation of the Orphana’ U. of Warn:peton connty aforesaid, appointel SsfUa- DAY the 3th instent, for the final sett!amen! and list ibution of the personal estate of said darcssed, aud ofthe assets in band,as farasthe ssuepa7e been collected and turned into money; when and where allthe ereditore and heirs of said provided a copy of this order be gublished once & Teck for three w kn in the Brening Star, previous to the sa AA : o! cas? ROBBINS, ja 7-lawSw* ter of Walle. Rowezrs’ SIRCUP OF WILD O4RBRY AND r For Ry Otra oF OBSTINATE Ov UGHB AND COLDS. This fea most useful remedy fe ing from Coughs, Golds, Weakness and Pain. the Breast Irritetion of tae Throst,ets. It b:nes in a concentrated form the remedia! qual: of Wid Cherry Back, with the healing proser' ef Tar. It conts but 50 cents per bottie and one po‘tle in many cases 3 ili suffice to affect a cure, ¥orasle by. LES Src Te 375 Penn. avem tly onpos!te de 1-2awlot Natiova! Hotel. R aie ets BRAND RAFFLE! TURE BYS, WILD DUCKS &5, At the barement raloon of the Jez tra! Hotel. southw-st cor Panns .) ta H. D GELBTON, Proprieior, G DiLLIAaDs ENTLEMEN Of'the city aud strangors are in- vited to cali at the new Villiard 82 cou ia Cuatral Hetol, with Pheian’s tabies ruished in the neatest style Oali and judge for yourtsives. Central Hotel, routiwest corner of 6th street and Penn avenus, H. D, G@BUSTUN. ¢e 8 fawim* Proarietor. Mt ANBovas, yaNT & &., : ANK ERS RO. Pry ip ANRBYLVANTA AVENUR, ‘Will continee to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONOS Certificates of Indebdiecners, v.8. GOLD AND SILVBR BOUGHT AND SOLD. Rrohaage on tii parts of Buroye and the Northe. Ofties sold im sums to sult parchasers. Stocks and Gold bought in New York exciasive. on Commission. BITTANHOUS NoTicg, Fiour 2nd Besa Desie-s, Sut- Keepers and other are re- rced the en with als tions of FLUUM, GHALN, S225. AT ond WW, bon £6 of the choicest anelivy, at Mew tu ate Siesel® prices, at RIO! 2 sate and Feed 0 Pays 92. ‘Wholesale