Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gerner of Pennsylvania evenus and Eleventh st. od WwW. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in packages by carriers at G48 ‘37 cents per month. To mail subscribers Ebening Star. ‘three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sin- gle copies, ons cunt; in wrappers, Two CENTS. {>> Avvsnrusuants should be sent to the @fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the néxt day. = Sh, XTX. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1862. N&. 2,790. Pda? re:charae DEFERRED ARTICLES. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. AUCTION SALES. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1862. HELMBOLD’S From late Southern papers we get the following ° aif 20 ee pe rer pee SEE RES —_ Interesting details: SYALEXANDRIA, Jan, 20,—- Editor, Sta i] ___ From Key West and Fert Picke: Bicnpiey os aoe GENUINE PREPARATION. ET eee ne eee fe aane eaeungien reemiares it) | "es eerasean os sctamngearionas wane Be SAL By REMOVAL. iam ‘The Memphis Argus, of January 20th, says: | day afternoon. Mr. Camp, of the 4th New Jersey | THEY REGARD IN DANGER. esrb eure ab an | sete prce ne opt | Ary one ue, ot tame, Pate in jure excellent her. Yesterda; ev. Mr Bar- a. e as 4 roug! Information feat the Federals had adv tow, who wes educated at the Theological Semi- | & company of U.S, cavalry. A. BININGER & OO. force to Murray, y only twenty-five nary in Fairfax,and is nowa chaplain in the} The troops at Fort Pickens and Key West were barton atreet, north of Paris. That they would continue army, preached an excellent sermon, and is earn- | all in g: health. There is not much news. ft north, of the same wiathe 120 wave march to Paris, ye ems and be ye ‘Wwe jeatly engaged In doing good. The Rev. Messrs. |~ The steamer Ericenon, rome New York, arrived oot i Improvements, consisting of a two learn, there are no Conf, derates sufficient to resist and Bowman have also taken a great | at Mey West on the 19th. Troops on board all x erie REMOVED “ HIBHLY CONCENTRATED” Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, 4 Povitive and Specific Remedy For Diseases of the them, was generally anticipated No advance, | interest in the work, and are active laborers for | well. however, had been made up to yesterday after: | souls Not many of the old members of the| ‘The advices from Fort Pickens state that the Te gl ok yes, * BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP- Sarid of th ind the sof. | Mobile, which they consider In special danger, WALTER 8. COX, “ ae aan ‘LATE FROM FISHING | mad: f th icers of the army an e sol- lobile, whic! ler in s A EN. CRITTENDEN hex woeusas, ie mute ap at thes hete, and some indies. To en. Its understood jerstoo that the rebel Foros opposite. fort paleriay Hea 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, pega the seomeas - a the Ri: id Dispatch. large the sphere of ui ness of the chui notice ickens is not now over 6, e ive CED ‘waren: Wegitbers few sdditional facts in n to | was given that hereafier there would be also ser- lanta’ which, ts held by from | _J86 tawts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Avcts. orrosirs and ERMATORAL EMLanenaCwTe Ore * fortified. AND INFLAMMATION, the late “Kentucky disaster’’ from the Knoxville —— 11 o’clock on Sabbath morning, as well as regiments engaged | in the afternoon. Right Confederate ‘constanily coming fa-to Cot. }- 2X RARNARD & BUOKEY, Auctioncers WILLARDS’ HOTEL. fourteen regiments of the enemy. St. Paul's Church is also open every Sabbath RUST: E,—By virtue of a deed of ‘The false Information of the enemy's force was | morning at 11 o'clock, where the old’ members i Wii tom Jones Choke dated May 20, 1855, and ed aod brought by one Johnson, known liarly as | and the disaffected attend, and where they find Later from Califernia. of record. we will offer at auction, on the llth day *‘Hogback Jobnson.’’ cad the prayer for the President of the United THE RAINY WEATHER STILL continves—sacra- | 0f February, at 3% o’clook p m.,on the premizes, We invite the attention of our friends and en our forces reached their breastworks, | omitted, and the prayer in time of war substituted. | weyro sTiLL OVERFLOWED—@HE LEGIsLaTuRE | thtlot of ground in Georgetown, bounded as fol- Gen. Crittendé@m concluded to fall back to the First Presbyterian Church—Rev. Dr. Harrison, ADJOURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO. lows, viz: Beginning at ths end of twenty-a1x teat trons to the Card below: measured east, on the south line of West street, aut idan Go river. = foot of by Cage } Lens ee the Comal eee aoe ith mooning San Francisco, Jan. 21.—The weather is still | from the southeast interseotion of West and North No. 219 Pennsyivanta AvEnvrE, ad ed was bar; . ty years, preac ba treets, ly, by ite Wi ° Spr Gating ae mle heer | wi cece dhe senda a the chur Le | GURY. "Sina has be vsponded nsec | homey tae gt Went tes erenglcinuaas | (enone Wien tt} across under the fire of the enemy’s batteries, | very small. ¢ min: ad is priva' ‘the weather sou J, aD jel with said North stree' e Sul , having opened a . eighty-six feet, thei twardiy, and paralle posted = the — —. Pek var bed -pmm — prea! = — fact comeintr Foobar The Legislature reassembled at Sacramento | with said. West street, twente fost. and’ thence | tablishment in this City few months since, and mn. Carrell now bes command of the division. | al, in conser uence of the absence of many of his | Yesterday. Most of the city fe still under water, | north eighty-six feet, to the beginning, With the te Two of Gen. Zallicofter tds—Mej Fi g and | members, but does not complain of this—a man | Dut the last inundation had caused but little dam- | 1m Gras of ania: One-third of tis Sh or Speling enceusaged by the Liberal poteange at- Maj. Shields_-were badly wounded. of moderate desires, he is easily satisfied, This | 820 (he houses. | vitae weeaitice | be paid iossh, and the residue in three equal | Teady received from its friends and the loyers of land river we are not advised, but out forces ex: | many dleuufogiata to darken 1 doog, | still continues. ‘The members of the Legiatature | \Betest is bepermeeges! Oot ne months, With | pure and genuine steht agente ch doso. Gen. Carroll is reported The Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Messrs. | 2¢ Sacramento are obliged to pass to and from] The terms of sale must be complied with withi WINES, LIQUORS, Layers Ya valiant stand against them. Phelps and Lemmon—service at thischurch morn- | the capitol eng insmall boats. A proposition gale, or the property may be reso i , Gen. Crittenden and all his staff are safe. Gen. | ing at 11 o’clock and evening at 7 o’clock. A good | ‘© 2djourn the session to San Francisco has been | after one » seks’ notice, at the risk and cost of Carroll pe staff are safe. 5 . . pales of the CAT of this church do = at- Bite city oeeion whale Legislature is expected in | rst purchaser, wa UTER S. COX, ted to be J . The - | tend, beca the ministers a it for pullin; 4 . JGH Cé PERTON scien F nppes to be Protec down the Union, They are trying berd To com: | _ ‘The steamer St. Louis cary tn rday for Pan-} ‘Trustee’s Georgetown Building Asscoiation. jen. Crittenden ordered the advance at 11 | vert souls, whether their members help or not. | *™, with 90 passengers and $573,000 in treasure, | _jné-2nwtx BARNARD & BUCKEY,Aucts. rs o'clock Saturday night, supposing the enemy to] The Methodist Episcopal Church South. This | °f Which $600,000 is for New York. By BARNARD INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.” be only 1,500 stro: Under cover at night our | church has not been open until to-day; the mem- G (of various age, brands, and districts.) ‘Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, forces were transported speedily across the river, | bers having gone off South at the time the Union From New Mexice. RUSTEES’ SALE—By virtue of a deed of ? BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. and when the messenger left were ordered to fail | troops came here. The Illinois Cavalry, (8 Kansas City, Jan. 25.—Santa Fe dates to the trust from B, Hutchins, dated September 22, BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, THE RECORDS or TRE INSANE ASYLUMS back to Camp McGinnis, twenty-five miles in the | Col. Farnsworth, a portion of them, comman 12th inst , have been received. 1856, and of reco; e will offer at auction on the And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption, direction towards Knoxville, Tenn. by a Methodist preacher, occupy the basementas} Col. Canby, in command of the United 8 it ft Fe +,1862,0n the premises, at 4 JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &, BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TEE TRUTE OF TEE In the engagement, Rutledge’s and McClung’s | quarters, and as they havea methodist chaplain | forces, has advanced up the river from Fort C look p. m., that part of lot number ninety one, batteries were lost, except two pieces of the | it is intended next Sundayand afterwards during | and at last accounts was at Benal with twenty in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetow: Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and ASSERTION, HE CONSTITUTION former, which were stationed with Monsarrat | thelr say here, to have ervice in this church. | companies of Aroops, He still feure an, attack | peg Teng Stomachics, which are remedies for THE Coin ORGANIC WEEKN ESE Te attery on the soutl le of the river, and are safe. rom the character of Col. Farnsworth, and the | upon some other point than Fort Craig, an 8 | fect, messured cast, from thi f said uires the aid of medicine to strengthen Git lone was not very heavy, but our men be- | orderly behavior of Lis regiment, | am sure no | the enemy reported at Auomosa were there to di- | lot, and Taouing th noe south and parallel with the bowel complaints, fever and ague, = aang tea a tich HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCEU smvaria’ ly does came panic stricken the fall of Gen. Zolli- j injury will occur to this property, but that it will | vert the attention of our troops. west line of said lot 53 fest, more or less. to the line headache, and the like. TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL. 'y removes, soon and other articles in their Mine, have determined | IMPOTENCY, FPATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, pon acontinuance and extension of their busi Be ome of which the Pationt may Bapire. ness. Their assortment embraces— lowed by those “amtaeeey are Bot frequently fol- FINE COGNAC BRANDIES & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, ‘eorgetown, DC, coffer be safely cared for. There are fifteen companies of United States | Of Mrs Masher’s lot thence east on the line of Several of our men came in yesterday, and re- | Baptist Church, Rey. Mr. Bitting. ‘Thischureh troops at Fort Craig, fifteen at Albu uerqu, six said Se Peet niee eee ek MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES, ort large numbers of others on the way to Knox- | is us well atten . Heisacapital preacher. | at Santa Fe. an men at For nion ere vs 4 Pile. “Our troops Sol bask to. the beenstworks | [t 1s coca!dered ap a secemion church; Lut i imes] is, considerable. compisint ‘made owing to the | 2feet{o the beginning, with the improvements, | cy aARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE sting of & two-story frame house, under command of Gen. Crittenden, who was not | no doubt be is trying to do e souls of | failure of the Washington mails to reach Santa} Terms of sale: One trird of the purchase money t > ‘wounded, as has been reported all who hear, no mat'er what his private opinion | Fe. The territory is flooded with small drafts, | to be paid in cash; and the residue in three equal AND GERMAN WINES. —_ The citizens of Kaoxville, Tenn., have held = be of the resent here of this country. | which occasion a scarcity of rt | kerning ee x and nine months, with HAVANA SEGARS, meetings with a view to furnish the distressed s isa minister’s work—to preach peace, not — eo - » es r and routed soldiers with clothing, beds and | war. : New Jersey Legislature. ons weckeber nine thompopere wate teenia Of all Varieties and Prices. FEMALES— FEMALES— FEMALES, blankets. Methodist Protestant Church—Rev Mr. Ward. | ‘Trenton, Jan 28.—The news of the loss of | &t the expense aud risk of the purchaser, after Farther Particw! This devoted and useful man is trying todo all | Goionel Allen and Surgeon Muller, of the New | ne week's notice. FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING ant SENTENVEATING Sa SENERSED CRITTENDEN MAKES A the good he can, and his sermons are of a very | Jersey Ninth Regiment, created a rofound sensa- WALTER S, COX TOBACCO In Many i Peculiar to OF ARMS, CANNON AND 8TO: practical character. The attendance is very smail | tion rh the Legislature, and the Se asnoly ‘event restens Geers HUGH CAPERTON, the Extract Buchu noquaiied by any other rem- Nasuvinte, Jan. 2t, (via Mobile, 25.)—The J at this church, so many members and goers to | being announced in both houses, they adjourned | jag avert” BARNARD & BUCKEY, Acct. ALSO, 5. 98 in Cerone or a 5 ~4 most reliable information we have received here J this church beer! absent in the Confederate army; | in respect to the memory of the deceased. 2 PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED asolnage. or epresuion ofthe engagement at or near Somerset is to the J and a large portion of the lady members do not By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auotioncers. 9 J D — oe ong od, ae oF A ee ee Cak. Ratae Mae § 5a Save beceane Mr. Waed iss Usion msn. The Fire at Buffal Gecrectown, D.C. MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, lnints incident to the nessee and Col. Statham’s Mississippi—were en- J Isdies make the best secegsionists in the world. RUSTEES’ SALE. m Inciscretion, Habits of 1 OF Tm the ed in the fight near Mill’s Springs. The esti | It is hoped that they will take care in their zeal} Burravo, Jan. 28 James Hall, in the rear trust fi VINEGARS, SWEET O1L, &c., &c. inated number of our Killed aud wounded, and | for the Confederacy that they do vot forget thelt | of St. James Hotel, occupied by Albert & George | and of record: we wil “sustion’ on the ith . ears Piisoners taken from us, varies from three to five | Souls, for after aif et souls is of more conse- I ibapasrane ho Secures wy an lecend lary fire fo pits: if at 4 Rogmgl 3 f2-2 08 he prema The Stock was particularly selected to suit the * uence than any Confederacy. regret to learn $ morning. e loss is $2 ), and was not rt of lot No. ei 1m, Holme: ition otel. eae cithidadis with nearJy all bis force, is fenight of the cachenn iliness of caeat their moat | covered by insurance. The hotel was also dam. | t° Georgetown, bounded as niews, viz: Bogin- | wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, now at Monticello. Stores dnd equipments ‘are | estcemed members, Mr. James C. Goods, a chris- | #ged from $2,000 to $3,000. ping at the northw foormes of gene fect, | &¢- They are invited to visit the establishment, Deing sent to him. The force of the Federals ie tian man of unblemished character, the long and ht angles with North street,| which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. variously estimated at Paris at from 5,000 to 20,- § faithful eee of the soe met per forty six foot. ther 20 north forty foot, 8 and fhenos fericniss 000, some declaring it to reach 25,000. From in- 5 is case was very touchingly allu Ro, Jan. 29.— 3 DE, he o foriaation previously received we ‘teem 10,000 or | vo by Air. Ward in his prayer. Bird's Point inst Saturday'tn, Dareule of Jom | Regeemens cousiating of two two story frame] Gs ascent they import most of the 12,000 a more correct estimate. The Catholic Church pursues the even tenor of | Thompson returned unsuccessful, not having even Torms of saie: One-third of the purchase money ‘ aah - peiet Samant of ——— at eos ae end — = epee fea met wien him. Hence the rumors here yesterday fore pend in cash, ‘and the zend in three equal | articles direct, and to their many business facili- escent 3t the enemy, whisk tact decmed. then sembles daily, and on Sunday afternoons at’3, entirely pam epee aeeoeres Mere ithe tees be noone ae canna ee red” aoa sae Sey osm go 0 e DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. Take ame ie for Uap Mer: or Unpleasant seases. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES 4 fi o’clock. It iscalled Union, because it was. anos ‘ied with wi very prices SECKET DISEASES peed of aantnrmldgeae bot sceeperte’ Say a all denominations, and was com: Movements of St A tthe risk an or the monte may be resold, ~~ In all their 7 Py —t- — Yor various points sovihward. One ph cnr: wae ™ a y the Young Men’s Chistian Associa. tices me . eamshi as a atthe risk and cont of the first purchaser, afer one Your obedient servants, or no jn Dist: Ne alone endeavored to obtain tra: tation on the # tion. One of t. rayers offered up a Sunday or oe > - 29 —The Europa arriv ere last a train for seventy neg: fearing. would fall | two ago was praying for the Dlesal sof Heaven | night. A stea passed owe Race yesterday WASTER S823n, A. BININGER & CO., P.sezee b Seanest oars apt gives strength to into the hands of the Federals. pe as eir absent friends, and for all those asso- | Morning, supposed to be the United Kingdom, Trustee’s Georgetown Buildin; Association. mporters of Foreign Wines, Liquors, §c. Froventang one Poriag am of the Urethra, Ibe Confederates, after spiking their cannon, J ciated with them, and for those having authority | from Glasgow for New York. jaG-2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts. tf N ¥ Ww. Allaying Pain L 2, 80 threw them into the river. The enemy got but} Over them. This wasas near Jefferson Davis as oe] Sif i Ew YoRK ann WaAsHINGTON. fgognent in she clone of diseases, one cannon. They also yot about two thousand | Was prudent to go at that time. Next timethey] Arrival ef the Steamer City of New York. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, ‘otsonous, Discased, and worn-out borses and mules, and three hundred wagons. | may go further. Occasional. Naw Yorx, Jan. 29.—The steamer Cit RUSTEES’ SALE.—By virtue of doed of | PARAFFINE ee ee ee All of their stores were burnt, to prevent their ae SR Sa TOS York, from Liverpool, has arrived. Hes shew 186, ul’ Som Charice Ww {iltsms, dated April 23, P capture by the enemy. Duarus or Souvizns.—The following deaths | nave been anticipated by previoes arial URSDAY. the’ 13th “day of Februnrys at 4 CANDLES! < he ee leuning som very ly of —— Recaee pt mere ae EE orolook M., On the prem: that lot of ground — cause of isaster, and their re; create omas J. vu! ni) ie in Washington, knownand d: ‘ibed ae the north- intense excitement and indignation here. volunteers, atcamp. , PERHAMW’S EXCURSION. ern part of lot No. twenty-six, (26,) in equare No, Gea. Buell, it ts re bas left Munfords- | Josia W. Ellis, company K, 1th Maine volun- gue hundred, (100, fronting orty eight, feet on MEUCCI’'S PATENT PARAFFINE ville, and gone no one appears to know where. camp. - ta our re fous report of matters at Fort Henry, % m Fine, company C, Cameron Riffes, at . 43.00 | fe Amprovemente, consisting ofa two ‘fs CANDLES! PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, ‘we stat ring ceased from the Federal gunboats eneral Hospital. me f sale: One third of thi hs atone o’clock Friday afternoon; a fact Shien at Stacey Pitmon, company C, llth New York peseenat 613.50 to be id in Cashes the ranios ft three ee talin Manufactured by the —_ a a a Teka fr slg atthe aiueeath hatc, hpatechne meme a allen into the hands of the enemy. We m. Dickson, company D, ist regiment Ber- NATIONAL HOTEL The t fsale yi i Nuw Yorx Pararrins Canvie Co. learn, however, that Fort Henry is still wm Se dan’s Sharpshooters, at Extent Office Where further particulars may behead. one week aher stje nna be complied with fobs Veo HELMBO D'S EX7EACT BUCHS enemy, for some reason, having withdrawn from JR. Mitchell, company G, Ist United States cav- at the risk and cost of the first puronaser, after one a1] adeotions anc ° the immediate vicinity. = at camp. The shots of the gunbeats were not replied to dam Mison, company H, 3d regiment Berdan’s from the fort, which will be held at all hazards. | Sharpshooters, at camp. a No doubt the design of the enemy in bombarding Jacob Koop, company C, Ist New York cavalry, Tickets good to return any day before ~—— pope ae ae was i ceeeeer the pene a 6.7uM ‘ ja 17-12" arch ist, F jon of the guns. hatever were edwai jodson, company G, 7 assachusetts = 7 dasique thay. weet freneeted, welonivers, sh earare. ony AMP STOVES! By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. JOHNSON & NAGLE, — z : RUSTEES? By vi These demonstrations, together with those} Enos Crowningshield, company I, 77th New CAMP STOVES roves rust fron N: W- Walken dated 289 Penn. avenue, Washtagton D.C. Time for leaving Washington expires on weeks’ notice, Sist January, URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever “suse ny,,inating and no matter of HU LONG STANDING. Diseaseso! these Organs require the aid of a In- waeric. WALTER 8. COX HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee’s Georgetown Build’g Association. 7-2awis For sale in quantities to suit purchs ers, by the is Manufacturers’ Agents, threatened at Bowling Green and Columbus, in- | York volunteers, at camp. MP 8 1855, and of record, we will offer dicate hot work and plenty of it at no distant pe-|_ Wm. Humphrey, company I, 52d Pennsylvania} A large stook on hand, whioh will be sold low. | FRIDAY. thgpiatir day of Fete ja2l 10 Royal, nosr King st., Alexandria, Va, | HELMBSOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU riod. volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital. jais A. I,GREGORY, Pp. non t e raises that lof ee ethan ad Pitan a et care rere someedintiodarmemneaait = Tete 8 THE GREAT DIURETIC, STILL FURTHER FROM KENTUCKY—CRITTENDEN Be nce g Worse Pe H, Ist regiment es ie eet banranion tonite bereae on Dayton’s Bakery. pat incertain to have the desired effect in REINFORCED AND FALLING BACK. S Taff’ sth Rhode island RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., & feet {rom the northwest corner of said square, PR. ine cea for which tt ts recommended, ‘The Knoxville Whig of the 25th says: Bi -/ jode Island Battery, at Semi- ANHKERs, andrunming thenee south with the lin of Bien NEW YORK AVIDENOR OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE AND BB- re reinforcement! ca ve been sent “ street feet; eL Ce eas: eet 8 inches to @ 3 fee! uf from this city to Gen. Crittenden, and a battery | Edwin Day, company G, Ist Berdan’s Sharp. plc absic2hk fee Na ailey; thenoe’ no h the line of said alley 16 BRANCH, rremresyeale: wera of artillery is ready to move. The most of the re- | *booters, at camp. (near Brown’s Hotel,) feet; thenoe west 63 fest 8 inches to the beginning, No. 456 Eleventh st., between G and H. willfacoompany the medicines. ports of the battle first received seem to have been eant George W. Wright, 22 District of Co- [esue DRAFTS on ali parts of t wath the impro: te, i , ents. Terms of sale: One-third of th WASHINGTON. D. C, much exaggerated. lumbla volunteers, at Erup' minTe ums to suit Officers and Sola Al rafts | +o he paid in oash;and th d th erode CERTIFICATES OF CUR: _ eM w Bernard Reilly, com 1,24 United States | 02 London, Ireland, Scotiand, Wal: iuatal o romsdse in three eaue to 0 Janet tlanding aa tae oe ermmaratts battery being ou tate] , Rernerd Ret, compesy 1% of the Continent of Eee i istaiments, at three, six and nine months, with | DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, esto SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, | With Names koows bo) we, made but a short stand celle. George Carver, company I, 36th Pennsylvania fell ‘back t Camp ‘McGinnis. par ‘ma volunteers, at St.” Eltzaheth Recete. ¥ Coau OIL—COAL OIL—COAL OIL! after sal he pro} peta ee further back, in order to collect those of Jacob Kopp, company C, Ist New York Artil- COAL AND ETHERIAL OIL a Fn oon ee ERS, whore scattered. Accounts brought in by the — gore & H.17h.N Ay, CWP TRY WALTER 8. COX c ne new arrivals are very conflicting. A.Weich, company H, 17th New York volun- 2 0 AUSHLEN UGH CAPERTON, GRAHAM CRACKERS, 8. Coal and Etherial Co. '. jats-1ne ner New Jersey av. Hi Trustees Georgetown Build’g Associa’n. LEMON BISCUIT. ja7-2awts WALL BARNARD, Aucts. po “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “NOTICE.” Celebrated MINCE PIES. ‘tuo RORY” OF “ENGEEDIEETS.”’ ne By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. —— Wa NAEB J (GEORGE M. WoRL & c RUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue of deed of | Hotel-keepers, Heads of Families, and Butlers HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU trast from Cynthia B. Mazon and others, dated | are invited to try our excellent MINCE PIES, 1s composed of Buchu, Cubebs and Ji Berries, importers and Dealers in WINES. LIQUOHS, CIGARS, at¢.; Maro 13, 1857. and we wit 3 — And GENERAL COMMISSION MEROHANTS | HAO! 5 187)808 of record, we will oer St suo TESTIMONIAL. pape, Ns nu facto: anda? Capt. Shirls, of the 1 . | teers, at Columbien Co! ing pea mar the ere eeenaes Chas. Slight, cdmpany D, 104th Pennsylvania On last Saturday night, Gen. Crittenden and | Volunteers, at camp. forces marched eut to meet the enemy on Fisb- Wm. H. Leighton, company I, Ist Long Island ing Creek, eleven miles distant. They met the | Tegiment, at camp enemy lying in ambush, just at the dawning of | Thomas Spence, company G, Ist Michigan vol- ae St: etek Col ed “sz Bo quartermaster 23d it it a ¥. ve an e ¥ . . imen| «A it i "oh q = ee Seats oie den mane Hed | Peunsyivania volu a eacn Teg aA? aosortment of f Merchandize of every descrip- ete - or iyo the proms ons, that Lok ce ground aaa te Feoped naire gow age erg IN oe = friends.” The Shoepfites bailar _ ; ‘Thomas J. Spaulding, company H, 1ith Maine : GEORGE M. WORL & Co. square No, seventy three, (73,) Wh the improve. | MR. Darron—Sir : us, beth officers BY H. fT. HEL ’ vis. Simultaneously the enem 7 volunteers, at camp. 5 75 Water stipet, Georsetowa. ments. - privates, have ate freely of your Pies, I can con- | practical and Anslytion! Chemist, and Bole Map- RSs W. Ellis, company K, 11th Maine volun- | J&2i-Im y the Rope Ferry. PO oe merges Far o parehes scientiously a oe ~ grerpregeom dea list stantly. He spoke but twice—his last words were cam, statin J i from partakingtof them. To tell the truth, we are | HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. “Go on, =.ey All Cronk, company A, 77th New York vol- BURNSIDE’S date, ny iy heart-ajok because we can’t get enough of them, sais parting with unteers, at camp. - Patent Pertable House. ‘The terms of sale must be complied with wi They are the only real luxury we have had since shook and remar! John D. Caton, company E, 56th New York — after sale, or property Guay Gree weleR%home. W.F. Damminc, M.D., Surgeon. AFFIDAVIT. volunteers, at camp. (The inventor calls the attention of Sutiers and | St the risk and cost of the first purchaser. — George Fox, company K, 24 Pennsylvania vol-| others to this useful invention. A House can be WALTER 8. COX 17 Discount to the Trade. Porgonaliy Alderman of pe ca . 2 iechmioreaiompabogheneaded POE tees iu dayton, | Bsiucrese ib artis pata set Cavalry, at camp. PenY > Sth Pennsylvania | "Berace and Stables built in the samo war. It] _Ja?tawis WALL‘ BARNARD, Avcts. | Jall-Im 456 Eleventh st, Washington, D.C. sg Barote, Be sor ‘Thomas Kerr, private in ist New Jersey cavai-| the boards. > jown without njary to =, Laven RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & CO’S Be "Yperdinabd Stads Orders can be lot Tie, wi Nagai pk CHAMPAGNE. ae . “a oglttER] isasean he ne ape ed D, 7th New Jersey jauim street, nest pniiter, WHOLESALE GROCERS, SS aon Alderman, Ninth st.. 4 SMALL Fonce o ERALS an terns nol ae Fuller, company B, 7th New Jersey cavalry, to — Sr ne — 86 Front Street, New York, a cia oes haiti D that instead of ten or twelve thousand Yankees | "Ralph B. Camfleld, com, y A, Sth Pennsyiva- MILI and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C, tor the eee eee ip Pierpont. occu, ‘Murray, Teported, | nia reserve at Cam B. OR'S GENUIN} the dumber consists corps, oa nae fetia R DYE, (near Willard’s Hotel.) the number consis rand so} Private Cameron, company 1, 24 Maine volun- Ths Only —, Me Zoi teion, Baducsh: Bile Benjamin B, Rel erts, company K, F th siso, Jobn Shaw, company Et” ist New York artil- at camp. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Price $1 per bottle, er six fer $6, Having started s branch of our New York estab- hment in this city, we invite Sutiers, Grocers, Restawranteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and examine our stook which is well assorted and comprised of goods of the best quality, We take orders for anything in our line, and exeoute them in ed . ji BEWARE OF H. 7. HELMBOLD, Chem tet, o juick, company ©, 56th New York vol- . or) ler, com: ag 56th New York 2 i yous. company D, 13th Pennsylvania FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ¢ sohprbs en By A preraeknmeinan =)