Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1864, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Qoawap PENN’A AVFNUE AND 11TH STaunr, BY Ww. D. WALLACH. —_—— Papers served without wrappers, by carriers, iO cents per week; in wrappers at ne rate of 86 per yeur. To mail subscribers the price is $35 per year; $3 for six months. Papers procured at the Star office counter, with or without ‘Wrappers, Two CENTS EAOH. )%r ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the Office before 12 o'clock M.; otherwise they may sot uppe: T until the nexf day SOMEP "AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATER, Pennsyloanis Avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. LrowsanS zov wm. +seceee -ane-+~ ---Diractor, jeo of the New Uni it st. Thester, Phila. r Niue bon TaneR as BENBPIT uF riteht oBcasion willbe proimged f3¢ ths last G nich o¢casion w: produ titne FoR tSvely bat ona in this city, the grand Bo- mantle TS DUETS MOTTO—J Am Here. With all the original musi:aad dialogue, as p3r- formes for over 6 nig its is Lo+don. In New York it was wayed for four month; blo’s don fo immense horser. Niblo’s Gar af sete ING _ Fah. 5, AND FARBWHLL 3 _ i, ALY. Sie kid i crfor the ast time in this city Will spoT HENRI DETAGADIIER In whish character she will repeat the song o aise Dashing Cavalier,” the Spanish song™* sola, a the Romanzs ‘Sweet Blanche, with sfizgcd ‘apes and Fears ’ : ‘The play is pr duced in the same gorgeons style asin Now rk, and every resource of the Taester Bas been brought iato r sition forits prop r ‘ofnction. New Orstumes, New Mechanical &f- ets. an@ eatirely New Seenery. paintei from drawings taken at Mivlo’s Garden, New York, and produced Uy that gelesrated Scenie artist, ? di RONG, ESQ. FORD’S NEW THEATER. TENTII SIREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AY. BENETIT OF GREAT AMBRICAN ACTRESS, MRS. D. P. BOWERS, THE NEW FUAY OF LADY ISABEL oF EAST LYNNE. MADAM’ Ving, {----.-MB8, DP, BOWERS In which charss‘er!p tha passionate scenes sha holds her audience* spe:l-boun:. extorting «ym- pathetic tears and at times genuine and icuch ap- pianee. Arehiby 1}? Carivle Be7.....Mr Qhas. Whestleigh Bir Francis Levison. . Joseph Jiffin.......... Miss Corne; Usrlyle.. Mr. 0. B. Bishop Exc, Bic. Act lkt.—Tre BarRotiar, *“ And on the moves witi Bhe v ins assurance from hii And with a leck the pencil cou Emi * rough her blashes and co: AC? 24.—TeMpten! “ A something light as sir—a look, 4 word unkind, or wror Ob | love that temposts never A breath at like thia I Act 3d.—THs Pir “Ina moment we would p Ina fatal penitence 1 Ofcur own soul, turn our bled to rey, And coler Jife to come with hues of aight.” Act 4th —Warttsc ! “She only « my li vs Weary, aw vary, ere dead! s1VEN i would that I Act 5) “Owning her + Ber evil behaviour ; And leaving with meekness, Her sins to her Sa " NEW SCENERY BY MR. C. 8. GETZ. Me Seats aay be secured three days in advance, Without extra cherge. fe 2-3t WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVENTH ST? “BT. UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS AND CROWDSD NIGHTLY. MISS LAUKA KEENE, AND THE NEW YORK COMEDY COMPANY. PRIDAY EBVFN.NQG, Feb 5, 1834, COUSIN, N OOU:IN, a5 LJ 4 nm ig a i a OUR AMERIGAN COU GUB 4MERIOAN COUBIN, QOUB AMERICAN COUSIN, OUR AMBRICAN COUBIN, OUR AMBBICAN QuUSIN, ous AMEBIOAN COUSIN, OUR AM: RICAN OOUSIN, OUR AM U Wich will be produccd witha 1 that minutoness0 detaii which secured for this celebiatea Comedy the vn; uted rum of three hundred nights « Eaura Keene’s Theater, New York. aad whici can be piayed only by her and her talented compa.iy, as she @ possesss the original maauscrip<, all other versions having been surieptitiousiy od t » and having but a faint resemb!anse to the original. It will be cast in the foliowing powerfai pares : ‘lorence Trenchard..__.... Dundreary. +» Miss M. Alton ON MONDAY ‘will be produced the grand Spectacular Drama of “THE *Ba OF ICR,” WITH ALL THE SOENIC EFFECTS: “BTORM AMONGST THE ICEBERGS,” “ AU BORA BOREALIS.” “DESTUUTION OF THE SHIP,” &o., & As produced at Laura Keene’s Theater, New York: Box Office open every day from 10 until 3 o’clock. where seats may be secured three days in advance Orctestra and Baloony Ohair Teeents cbestra an \00R: J Private Boxes... . . 5 bad Doors open at 7 o'clock; to begin at 8 o'clock. WANTED—Supernumeraries and ladies of the ballet for the “Sea of Ice.” on Monday next. Ap ply to Mr. Nevick, stage manager at the taeater. VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Froxrixc Pexx. AVENUE AuD Nistx Sra, THE GREAT MUSIC HALL. THE GREAT STAR OOMPANY. THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE. GBRA BM A'lthat is charming and entertaining eM icesny DEvaneee BD AT THE VARIETIES, accor plis clr ess. . aise MAGGIE FRIEL, The Premiere Danseuse of the World, M’LLE LiNA WINDEL. And the THERE STAR TROUPES. WEDNESDAY AVTSENOON Faxity Re-Usion, BAND DAYLIGHT PERFOKMANOR ALL OUR FASHIONABLE LADIES PRESENT. ALL THES DEPARTMENTAL MEN PRESENT. BHOUBL GUESTS ALL ON TAND The great Family, Friendly, and Strangers’ Lovee. Hemember, Wednercey Afteracon, SF SPECIAL NOTIOE. In 8 few dsya.a pew, novel. and high! ly attractive feature—ore of such novelty es to exceed all our former popniar presentatione—wi | appear 50 KEEP AN RYE AND LOOK OUR AGRAD, OANTERBURY HALL, ay, ? wMysio jSantuneuay:t TERA Tas, UISIANA AVENUE, Rear of Notional and Motrupolitaa Hotes Gronos Lea .-.-Proprietor, GENIUS. MISS EVA BRENT, The Celebrated An vrican Uantatrice, ERNESTINE DeFAIBER, Washington's Favorite Danseuse and Songstrons. IRRESISTIBLE FHALANK OF LOVLINESS GRASD BALLAT TROUPE OF PREITY GIRLS directi f the Graat Mi Ona ONS, GUILAGME POCO BEAUTIFUL | 1VBRTISSEMENT. The Grest Bthio Duo, EAGAN AND EDWABD3, GEO. R. BDBBON, The Favorite Cometian and Pantomimist KING BROPHERS, The Oclebratea’ Goasaste, PIPTY TALENTED ARI Male and Female eT Doors oper ats quarter to 7; performance at a mere x quarter bsfore § o'clock. Admission % and $0 ¢t. POPULAB FAMILY MATINEE fe 1 ot SATUADAY AFTERNOON, "WO PIANO PORTES THAT Have pews r Toca wit be sold at 800 each, at the slog wae ter? ¢ ¥,2.Marzanore, 1 corne: and Penn. avenue, yes * Sole Agent of Btsinway © Bons, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1864. at Rae di alien ete: 210 ve, XXIII. N°. 3,413, THE-WEEKLY STAR. This ox¢el.ént Dumfiy- and News Journal, containing & preater variety of interesting Tercing than can be fould Th any other, ts publishee on Friday morning Tt invariably contains tho“ Washington ews” that has mac the daily Evewine 51. circulate so generally throaghont the cOULyy » Derma. “esh, invariably in advance. Singlé cy, /per'annam,, +8158 Single copie. ;,, wrappers, FIve Cente, | LIsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1863. Codori Jacob Ci CaryHond WC Cader Jas (col) Crumble R W Canby Josep Cunningham J Gavileer Jas V. Cramer Joseph Go! LJ Lawrence J AS Lo; Lyddan Masters Leenard Thos Lewis Theo L Ww. Ocllamer A W foes Aparew Caton Andrew hy Wright Geo F WwW H fauber Geo L i fendenon Robt Ward Gen ie wet eet wal y2 Ward Michact Wishersham Mr Woodward Oryw | from Liverpool on the viet, a Wwilcett Oliver Conner C) H rk C paral dotiet D Lord Wm OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER Lean ¢ HAVING THE LARGEST OTROULATION, LeOt cg are act LADIES’ LIST. 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Walton Hon E P Wiley Jno N White LtEE WilsonJas B Woolf Ernest Wright ColEH Williams 1B WebsterCol EW Wheipley Jas Walsh Edmond Williams Rev J Wilkins Dr F Churchill G@ A Crans Capt G C€ Criswell WP Coibeeth G B-2 foorerdas W McKeivy btCol 3 ayo Capt dS MoMurrey Saml Mortimore JT Williams David Pennington Mrs Cc RodrigueMrsAC Hyson Lanrinda Reilly Bllen Hartlett Ella Mortimer Lt Will'sms Doug MeDenald Chris Ww Brown Mary EB Burns Katie L Beacham Mrs E : Clark Jno W Chalmers Wm + Chapman G W Rounds Amelia | Ghapman GW Mar’nK Robertson Maria s Fannie Roche Eilen-2 Hooker Mary Howard Mrs EO BrownMaryJaneHnriston Mra Bi Winchester Rey Ww McMahon Thos Soman we Morrow HonEH McGinn Tin Camstock Win Cutler Hon WP Coieman Wm © Wilkins JnoR Murphy Danl Wheeler Hon Williams Capt Wm Corister Henry Crosby Michl Mickel David Cobb Capt M oney John Maguire Thos Chronister H-2 JB Brown Mary E Han Conant Isaac B Henry Miss ML R iy J Harry Margaret Riley Sarah D Blakeman Anna Has up Elen badley Harriet Roberson ohrs Matilda Ramsey Bilen r8 Mixs Leah Roberts Mrs Morrison Thos McLaughlin J A Monument Thos McCormick J T Mah: McGowan JC Moson Thos H Madden Thos P Woodbary Wm H Weed Hon WT Welf Wm Henry Mangan Danl Dougherty Mich1 Delabunty Mich] Drexel Mr & Co Wi Watson DrG@ F Wi Williams Geo W McCrea John Barclay Mrs Wo J all HH J McConnelly J R Mi Wright Jas M Derning Hugh Donnelly Hugh Deahna Col HC Drew Patk Donald Robt-2 McClinch David McMasters DT McMerriman D McLaughlio D McClelland D McKinney D A hine Rogers Mes J Runnels Annio h Blakely R Eliza Jones Jo: Young Abram A Young JJ a Young Aaron-2 Young L M McDowell JF Young Nathan P ¥ McKnight J W Matthews W Martindale W Morgan Lt WH Mich ariand Capt Mc’ Mc$! Mereweather J McFarland Wm eB Jones Sarah 3 Johnson MvsChs Rann Davison Jno C BLLANEOUS.—S P.W.; The Chairman of the Free Military School; Goneral Exchange Office. SAYLES J. BOWEN. Postmaster. DENTISTRY. REAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTBY. Tuth Extracted without Pain with the Muhrite of Twoulé advise all tract to call st De and have them taken and harmless MuNaey Bawa i ..Mr. J, A. Herne | Borers Bow ~ Durtan das M Dunne Dennis JN Mrs. M. Chapman | te, Duncan Maj T met rs c McLaughlinCa iguaue D Marley op Ww Mesmore @ H amee Michl Murphy Win i McGilverey Wm Dant Luther C ns having teeth to ex- EWIB’S office, out by this new, Braet Also cail and iter’s new and im. proved method of Loserting Artificial Teeth. If youonce see the great improvement in his teeth you will hsve them in no other atyle than this new 2 Pa. avenue, between recta. 8.R LEWIS. M. D.. Dentist. Dunham WL Daugherty M — Deitass Dr W De Motte pt ML Nickerson AS Rallest Mollie Newman Geo-2 Davenport Wm e | Nichols Chas-2 Notewire J H-s N and valuable one. lath and it) Neal Capt JS Notson DrWm M Norton Wm T Klsworth J B TEETH. b 7 D., the Inventor and Pat ATE TEETH at rsonally at his office in this lany persons can weer there’ teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others wr o cannot wear these. Persons calling at my offi acan be accommo.ated with any style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular and wish the pares, cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture tas? reduce, the MINERAL PLA‘E wil’ be Eooms in thiscity—No. 338 Pennsylvauis avenue between 9th and 10th streets. Al Philadelphia, tevens Mary O eS owden Emily M. of the MINERA O’S8nllivan Jno Quinnin Lewis H Onens Geo W O’Brine Hiren O’Conner Jno Quaon Edinond Oliphant & H - Furness GeoB exemanMary Loomis =bba©® Taft duiia O Wo Forest Harry Thompson Fan- ag Parker Henry A ny Tilton Mary C-2 ClementsMrsThsLadd Acelia A Peolett Henry 1 T McElroy Jenni MooreMis Orr Moss Miss A V Foster Henry Pratt Dr Amos Fletcher Dory Fravel Dant Farrell Dennis Prentiss BgGen Perkins Chas Portley Chas A a ell Main Miss LP Taylor Virginia Foster Jno W Bowell DrJ A Tolman Mrs DS Turner Emma B 1 Mer-house Mrs Thompson Auna Parone Richd C Recruits Wanted Porter Capt R Prentice Sami CrandieMarthaL 3] Cambell Mary 8 MocreJosephne? Turner Lucretia herd onathan Foote Robt H Fergusen 8 B Freedley Lts Ferguson Jno F Root 8 A Fremont Gen JC Flyon Simon i Fitzwater Thos FranciscoJosiah Forrest Thos @ PotterOol J H Filer EGolden Plumby Jno A itzgerald Jno Ccrigan Mary Thompson Ann Price Col BL May M Louisa Preston E F-4 Moore Lucinda, Uri M Elien A Voris Mrs JN Martin Bridget Van Zandt Arri- Mansiiorferlosy _ Morgan Jentie Vanwyck Mary Downes Virginia Maylew Mrs RS Wright Mary B Doud Sidney W Meivin Maria L x Mulligan MaryE Philip Marlow Ettie Morgan Mary Pearson Sami W PJumley Saml M Pa‘egrove SamiD P Phipps Thos W-3 Paten ini Thos Parkens Thos Potter Vernon THE QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Daniel Lizzie Pomroy Jno W Derrick Emma Duvall Mollie 3 Flemming Jno Farwell G L-2 Farrar W H-2 Flanigan Wm ParmenterG C BOUNTY FOR VETERANS, S152, $125 of which will be paid in advance. Frazier Geo W Gaston & Clark Griswold A E Goss Alfred F Waters Mary BE Fairman Wm Winder Annie M Duncan Sarab Mo DouglassMrsBen Miller Mrs C_ Lucie Mershon Sallie Wells Agness-3 DonglacsMartha Mitchell Lucy A Weis El'a F Macha Augusta W Davie Elizabeth Matthew 8 Mad Anna Marton Mer peas °™ Gray bill M-2 ou Griffith Mr-3 Garrisond H2 G George Paul R G Gibbons Harry Pearson Lewis Parsons Wm B BOUNTY FOR NEW BECRUITS, S352, $125 ef which will be paid in advance. Peabody Lyman Todd % et Wright Laura Wells Agness Mindell Mrs@ H Wood Rebecca Meshone Sarah Wells Anna Mitchell Ellen MorleyHannahL West Mary A Mi Morley Miss H L Welch Bettie E if Wellon Haonah a McKean Fannie We don Lizzie FrenchMrsDrJO McDevitt Jane Wilsen Mary A McColie Maria Williams Mrs B French MreFrnk McCarthy Mrs Meater Lizvie A Amel cDowell Jane FiltsMreSumner Me¥onald Cath O MeQuesien Mrs W a8 Glidden Benj F Rr Rigberdion Col ReddenLP chmond Lewis Richarkson JH Ranney L H obinson Jno R Rosenbaum L-2 Robertson J L ed Levi greepe snes Richards A 8-2 Wilkes Emma Cea cD BOUNTY FOR COLORED REORUITS, Elliott Mrs A G Gildea D Elwood Fannie Garner Thos Qordon Capt TH Ruppert Antone Keswick Barney Re Fox Mattie A Paid in advance, ‘ox Matti a Remington Jos Roberta Chas W Rawley Jos RobinsonC D Ri Robbins Elisha Redick Jno E Re Edw D _ Robinson Isaac Robinson Edw F Rigd ther Edwin A Forrest Rozer FrancisW Rielly J Fomesy Jae § ino N Gibbens Edwin GodfreyLtOolJ8 Gregg Wm P Garson CaptJ W Granger Hon Mr PERSONS WISHING TO BNLIST R ‘Will apply to any of the following BECRUITING OFFICERS: 8. 8. BAEBB, Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets. J. 0. HYDE, Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue. 0. A. KEASBEY, H street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn- sylvania avenue. J. 0. PABEER, | Oorner of High and Dunbarton streets, George- iss 8 Reyno.ds 8 M Robason Saml Roberts Saml Williams Sarah yenan Mrs A H JE Grow Hon @A-2 Gregg Jno M Gardner Albert Giles Jas W Nicholson Mary Worthan Mary A | Graves GeoT FergusonSarabENorris MraJuoC Webster Mary E Gibbe Priscilla Nicholgon MaryJ Whitney Mra in Jno ice Thos Ripley Jno H_ Robinson Tyler yCarolineNoyes Mrs e: bj Garry Capt WJ n Webster Mra & D Wheatly Lizzie Winters Clara Wiborn Mra ME Willard Carrie @reen Ann R_ Norris Mrs Dr Graves Frances Green Mrs Thos Nelson Mra Pel hrey& Bit- Harrison H ae ambien tu Gray Laura V. Norrie Susan Heckendorn A Hodgdon HT Horner Alonso re Hedges IraM Howe Lewell Hazlett L Z-2 HamiltonHenry Hay Rev LG@ Henteganp AT Herron Jos H Hamer M Hagan Henaford AL Hunt ac Hildebrant A Hain BS fochat Geo W Rhoebes Jacob GilH_ | Reese Jacob Reno Henry 0-3 Riggs 3 ky Hy Reaqes Isham Rickard Sao Horden Luther BRoverts We GalliganJobana Sarah J GeorgiorJoanns Gault RosaO O’Brien Rossana Will! rimes Mary E O’Brien Mra KB Watkins Miss Preston MrsEM_ Euphena Gennings Mary Potter MraCar- Wallace Fanny Gregory Eliza 1 M MISCELLANEOUS.—Maria 8.-3, ees petal GENTLEMEN’S LIST »~ Ashman HonG Andrews Lt J F ‘olf 3 Aubin N Harrison Jas E Hatt MV is J: va arris Jas(co! al ley J Harris Marb' ‘ad ‘art LF, iat ary Hamphreys oT Hamilton Otis + Holden O &tevens Col A A Shields Jas Steffer Anthony Schneider Jno B Slotz Jno-3 Bhoff abraham someon gag 3 penal Al okley Jn. ele Jno Seow AH StewartJarit smith Jno F &tevens Alonzo Sl raftAbm Stewart Jas E-3 Steel Jas R BtovensHonGa o8tebbine) E Stonesifer © L Bch olcegel Rev Smith Obes F Henderson Jno Hammel Benj F Herron Jos H C. 0. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been appointed Recruiting Officer. HENNEY A. SOHEETZ, Captain and Provost Marshal, District of Columbia. ooD NEWS FROM THE BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE. Yard wide Bleached Qotton at 25 cents Good dark Calicoes only 18%. which we have just recei eat many et oes. te ‘an’ es for su yin, qureel Cottons, we are enabled to sell by 1@ piece or Case. Muslins at manafacturer’s es. Iso es Black Bilk, from 67% ets to $1.75 HammondJ B Adams Rey A Humphrey P-2 nce J W_ Hessian Patk ‘ockCptJ N Humey Patk ins DrJno Hickey P J y Jno(col’d)Hartz RF Haclett Robt Hobbs Sami P-2 Henderson JB Hamill Capt 8K Hensel Capt 8 Huntley dSilas-2 Harper Samt-3 Holton Seth § Humphreys Thos Hayner Thos Hatch WB Hawkins Wm J-2 Houseman Wm HutchinsonHon Shea Johanas StevensJno@ StoneJacob D Hexamer Col Attmore C H Halstead C ie Heanar Castillo Hawser Capt J Hanssom Jno Anthony Jos rewer rofEB Amsden Jno-3 3 Cc Shelten Chas T Secor Chas A-2 Shaw Chas B heeban FrancisShrene Chas A ShafferLorenzoD ate Stryker David Sills MB SwainCapt DG-2 Shu's Mr Small Capt MJ Btone & Downer Straight MA We Bteck Standish M@ hMC Stannard P D Slusser Peter Stewart Ropes Smith Rufus @ Spence Saml A Anderson Jas A Ammermran GW Akiey Jas P Adams Geo W Andrews Col GP Altschul Jos L Harown Ira D Sehreiner Chas Smith Jd Nes Allen Dr Jno Bothoron LJ Hutenins Jos Henry Jeth ived; together with a enry Jethrew Storms Mons F Bamlin BL-2 Steward Corp @ Stewart . Howard Eubert Back ae” se! Stamets David Simpson GeoB ShnmesCol E Smith 8 Kes Spencer EN Smit elson Spe: ‘pley Gust W Smith Bd A Smith Edwin Stanley Ezra 8 Sersecovish @-2 Speiden Ed. Stearn GeoL Simpson K Savage GustavusSherburnUptBA Schnabel Steph Stuyvesant Geo Squire Shireman GeoW 81 IfieldGeoR Stanton E jr Shriver Hiram Simms K Steele Franklin Harth Jackson Bradstreet AG@ Budge Rey HH Hill J Bowman Col H Brown Henry BachelderOolLB Burger Capt O acon O F rown Orlando Ladies ! Ladies! We do advise To buy before another rise! Hooper Francis Hatch Jos F Howell Geo P Hrwkins Wm H Halfmann Wm Brown Chas A Baker Capt Bishop HonCR ig E Beers Chas W Benedict CS ¢ at LANSBURG & BRO.’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 Seventh street, Third door above I street. HEADQUARTERS F: VALENTINGS. = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, The unde: ed offers to the eee and all who se Branscom Jos Buffington Jas B Bat 0.D Hough Jno Hubbard Geo M Helmes Jno Shewman S A Simmons Saml Salmon Sam! DH Simmons Thos B PR Bradley Jos P-2 Brittain Peter Barnard CaptJ_ Burng Robt Fred W Brubaker Jno H Barr: Jones Fre Jones Col F-2 Johnson Abm James A (col) Jordan Alfred Ingersoll C-2 Jeckson Chas H Johnson JosG@_ Ingham 8S Johvson Chas E Johnson HonJdM James Thos Jamesson C A Jobnson Chas Jebueon CW Jones Dr John Jones Mitchell Jones Richd B-2 | Shreethers H StromanHenryC Schafer F Smith Henry Stoker Theo F-2 Stodard Freeman Sanders Thos Bickford Jos W Brown Reuben blic and to deal- stand riment of ome aD assortment o' omic lentimental VALENTIN GaBee EBNVBLO: MOTTO WAFEBS as Dees. consi aos . and other companies’ cele The moat liberal discount to dea'e: Orders by mail promptly attended to. Ca!l and ex- amine our stock and prices. The uncersigred also fers tionery aud Fancy Articles at low figures, con- Stationery, Back Gammon, Chess and Crib- ge B, All kinds of Papers and Envelopes, Knives, Bazors, bel Portfolio Pocket 8, Pa Bennett Jno D_ Brown RA Bristow Rev J H Browne R Baldwin LtJ A Bouton RM BothwelldooR Browning Silas Jones Rey Thos Johnson Jno H Johnson Thos eward Henryl Schwieren F Steveus tency Speireses & Smith Hummer Sibley Jno Swain Benry evens Jno elvey Wim Pearle Snyder Win H Snyder Wm L Stuart Hon Wm Sellen Wm & Co Johnson JnoT James Wm e Severance WC @ New York Valentine Shoemaker WS Goo! Beardsley EJ Johnson JC&Co Johnson Ca Johnson Col JM Jackson W Jones Capt JH Blanchard 8 P Browning Jno N Rutiey Simon Brew -ter Jas L net Lt J DB yl 83 Bea ner T Scott Brown Dr Jas EB Boyd Gapt TA Jarge lot of Beoxs, SickelsdacksonESefton Jas Stryker dno @ Simms Jno W Knight Jas W Slenan John B Schwartz Jos KidpiteMa ia Beast opfer Maj eaglin Mich Keyworth G-2 Kimmel 0° : Kennet Peter Burleigh Maj FP Brewer Prank-2 x Uabecock Frank Tilley Henry H i Turpin Leven Thomas Levi EB ThompsonLewR: Turley Marshall ‘emlin Michael fe: Kenpedy Chas Feeney Ofas 0 Kidderg HK ipp. Chas C eller Jonson. ivgdon pee ere ippey Surg JM Kuhu Barney ho King Th vodore King Lic Reelan Wan go> Keutierd Wm R the th mead on ninwie one, ore els forone dollar, ree 50 cont Ktatimmery Packages for one dollar, Bates GenJ H-3 Briggs V B Bosle Gen JT Barnes Gen Jas Brentago W Bowles Col J F Bell Hon Wm HL Bahan Capt'W M Tenviliiger Jas Kuighn ChasP Ke’ Tinckfar John Cardsfor A large lot of Boobs at aper Bags a Burnett Gen WB Bianchard Wn Peptanes Jao Peall G W &Bro 'urner Col J W Barter Geo W Bryant @ W-2 Loarntan Geo we invite the attention of " Gaiieant Poek- *" WM. F. BLOBSTRIN’S Bookstore, 278 Thougon Steven Tarner Thos Jacob Tablet WJ 1tJ Turner Wm-2 ison BL K b! Rely buanet 2 Kurt domlinson Dan T Levy Abrahara Loveland Henry Lay John Lynch Alex H lee Ad won BéeRo JB Turner WH Townsend WC Turner Wm R Thomson Wm Brown Gen WO Brooks Wm H Wi Taylor & Giles Tynan John O THE LADIES! PresbsGothardunre “SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRIcEs!: PHYRand WOOLEN G00D3, Sah. Bloomer Geo L Lawrence og Lockmeyer Aug it Hugh A Le Leyrer benno Lackerman L & Bro $ o peantifal ZEB Brashear WB nes sant jones D feed = 1 ekengketw Levee Toe We © CrockettSergta Cw Cornish Alonza Comley Chemberlin A Connover Allen Chics Albert T Cook Moses F i tener lonsMG 2 4 Ebentsad Owen | “Me hive pani is $2.60 per,pound sa: Dime, RieleWaisint’& TELEGR. pHIC NEWS. -ASSOUIATED PRES DISPATOHES,) Se FROM EUR ‘ Mopeset the Peacetn! Sorte! ish Question ‘The. Pregtow, of the Dai. Sthgarore on theged of Le. Alabama @ PORTLAND, Mx. Feb 4.— C " Mx. Feb. Thesteesship Jara, onthe 22d ult, arrived here this oven mn anty The Danich sitaaton ts unchangee’ with aoethinnen ofa 6 acefy! solution, althousy ‘ihe n troops have commence c' Schleswig om Batis 11 is asserted that the Austro- Prussian troo| pave been ord: ) ed to march forthwith to Soh les ie. pA eres &re unconfirmed rumors that Den- ark has temporaril reed to s Sora on. ae a Tpennne ilner Gibscn has been addressing his con- stituents at Ashton. He predicts there will he & speedy revival of the cotton trade and plentie fuleupplies He cembatted the idea that tha American war is beneficial to Enzland. The Danish refusal of ths Austro.Pru jan cemands had reached those Governments, and itissannounced thatthe Austro Prussian troops would march without further delay into Scheswig. A telegram of the 20th says: It is reported that Saxon and Henoverian troops were td be withdrawn from their positions in Holstein and concentrated at Aitona, in order to allow a free passage for the Austro-Praussiaus Taere ‘WSS great consternation. F Frankfort letters <ay the opinion prevaited that Austria and Prussia must haye come to a definite uuds retanding with Engiand. The London Globe expresses contidence that peace willbe maintataed, now that two snb- stantia] Governments haye <ubstituied them- selves for the shadowy Germain Diet. The pirate Alabama was reported to be at Singapore on the 22d of December. T.c Latest. The Tondon Times of the 2ist says: «+ Our columns this morning might have contained the telegraphic announcement of the first shor having been Gred. In this critical moment we rust there is good ground for the repor: which reached us that the Danish Government bhaye at the elevi nih hour made a conciliatory offer, and entered into some sort of obligation, ty of course, informal, to suspend the obaox constitution.” When the Jura left Liverpool there was no confirmation of thse hopes of the Times FROM CALiFORNIA, Saw Francisco, Feb. 3.—Sailed, ship Zou- ave, for Liverpool, carrying 3,000 sacks of | wheat. There bas been but a light trade during the | week. A recolutics. has passed the Legisia:ure, with pposition, urging the Califorr a= } ‘detegation to endeavor to procure the .onsent of the President for ihe continnanéa | of the shipmentc! biastig powder tothe mines of Northern Mexico, the same as bas been the | cuse heretofore itis stated that the extension of mining ope- =) Hons in Sonora and Senola must be siopped ubiees blasting powder can be secured. The Fre tu consul liere bas solicited the collector of the pert to make an exception as to blasting poweéer, being convinced that no injuries wil ensve to thé\French army in Mexico from send- iag such powéer to ine American and Frevem | mines in the Northerp nrewie ncn | try. in UQGitON to the reguiar shipments of trea- sure by the steamer to-day, the sub-treasurer hss sent East 22,000,000 in gold on Government account; the steamer America $29,000; making a total in both steamers cf $3,400.00). Nailed, steamer America, for Panama, carry- ) inga large number of passengers. Also, the | steamer St. Louis, for Pana: a, crowded with passengers. She takes $19,000 in treasure for england, and $407,0°0 in treasure for New York. She also carries a considerable cargo of merchandise, including fifteen thousand pounds green tea. FROM MEMPHIs, Arrival of Cotten—Firing into Steamers— Inauguration of Arkansas State Ofi:cers, Caro, Feb. 1.—The steamer Darling Silver Mcon, from Memphis, passed up for Cincin- nati to-day, with 1,749 bales of cotton. The Perry, from Vicksburg, brought 24 bales for St. Louis. The rebels used artillery against these steam- ers, and recently Sred into and engaged three of our own gunboats. It was a considerable t me before they were repulsed. Twenty-three of them were killed. E: The inauguration of the officers chosen by the State Convention of Arkansas took place on the 22d ultimo in the Senate chamber at Little Rock, and was a most solemn and im- poring affair. After a prayer by Rev. James utler, the Governor addressed the Assembly in a touching and impressive manner. On the conclusion cf his address the oath of office was administered toGovernor Murphy, Lientenant Governor Bliss, and the Secretary of State, while the scene was most affecting, caus: tears to trace down many cheeks, so solemn where the words that bound the new ofiiciais to loyalty, to their country, and fealty to the ‘nion. Fifteen hundred recruits arrived to day from Springfield. A portion of them from Wiscon- sin. They are en route South to fill up the old regiments. About 3,000 more will soon follow. FROM WEST VIRGINIA. The Rebels Retreating, Pursued by Ow Troops. y HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN VIRGINIA, Feb. 3.—After we drove the enemy from the bridges yesterday the rebels commenced a rapid re- treat, our cavalry closely following them up and skirmishing ensuing. Last night a portion of General Sullivau’s forces, in attempting to cut the enemy off, en- countered a large force of rebels in Mechauics- burg Gap, near Romney, aud in the neighbor- hood of this gapa fight took place. We eventu- ally succeeded in compelling the enemy to take another road to the right, and they skedaddled with considerable precipitancy. In this engagement we took a number of prisoners. In retreating the enemy hastened to make a junction with the main rebel forces near Moorefield. It is believed that General Sullivan’s and Colonel Malligan’s columns have formed a junction, and are now pursuing the rebels vig- orously. Iftheenemy escapes our forces hi certainly will not beable to take any large por- tion of plunder. Nova Scotia Legislature. NEw York, Feb. 4.—The Nova Scotia Leg- islature was opened to-day by the administra. tor of the Government, Major General Doyle. His speech refers to the increased exports and the large surplus of revenue, and congratu- lates the country upon the success of the mili- tary organiz: tiou and increased traffic on rail- ways, and enlarred on the activity in mining operations. He recommends amendments to the agricultural and gold field acts. The province promises to extend the existing railway, to complete St. Peter’s Canai, t> pro- mote education, to establish & maritime court, to investigate shipwrecks, and to inangurate measures to unite and render one Goveroment and Legisiature for the provinces of Noy Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. Arrival of Rebel Officers at Halifax—The Chesapeake Case. " Hauirax, Feb. 4—Colonel Kane and a large number of 1ebel officers, said to have escaped from Johneon’s Island, have arrived her». Nothing definite was done in the court of admiralty yestercay in reference to the steamer Chesapeake. The conrt has adjouraed uogil Friday, when it is expected the vessel will be delivered over to her owners. Fire in New York. NEw York, Feb. Mam Se aod ery establishment, 444 Peart street, was burn sean this afternoon. Loss, about $30,990, —_—___<0e -__—_. c il Aziz, the present Sultan of Tarkey, harbetane wife whem he loves, and he hoe dispersed his harem, aud the common people of Conttantizople believe that he set fire to the place in order tosetrid ot the women. ~ e of the schemes of the day isa grand gitsieoal alliance of hotets, ‘soinat parts ot Europe are to he in correspo' ca rhaneor, Paris, ‘Vienna, Berlin, Brasgels, Aate WEP ME. wing Ss cag fr. 4 . oA Richmond wepeta ee eee t the rt beis ever ca} Gen. Grant they woaid Ly goer re the Boston Post says that wodld be decidediy " fay-Grant operation, 1 Tey 2 uorsd Seas