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Drinking In the Army.

city naturally make lively place of II, and
reasonably may be expected to consume y
great desl Of whisky, IL they can get 1t. But
when we divide the liquor drinking Of the
camps and oity among the several regiments
And though It may be fact, that many drink
on rare occasions who would not think OF drink
ing ut home, there are many more teetotalerl
than would be imagined. As proof, note .
single company: that = o. Capt: Fulweod' OF which
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wOrks Wall.

Rigidly enforcing the order requiring bar.
rooms to be clt sed At half past nine o'clock In
the evening, has had An excellent effect.
Drunkenness on the streets ut u late hour Ia
now An exception, where before 1t WAS the
rule. Bad husbands, who were wont to spend
their evenings In tipping houses, are now com.
PEELED to retire to their homes at reasonable
hours much to the satisfaction of their spouses.
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a n sJOlraRe.

A respectable young female, while passing
along Sixth street, In the neighborhOOd of the
old Northern Liberty Engine House, last oven.
ing, between six and seven O'Clock, on the way
to her home, WAS attacked by two soldiers, who
attempted tO violate her person. Her cries
brought several persons to her assistance,
when the villains ran as fast as their legs
could carry them. They were pursued for
some distance by citizen, but succeeded In
making good their escape.
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The Indlan Herb Doctor,

The Indl0n Herb DOCtOr,
From Canads, will describe di@Mes and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any in
formation from them.
No Charge for Consultation or Adriee.
OUR MOTTO.
We use suoA Balms n have NO strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poi on men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whOm all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, . simple Flower,
Cull'd from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
Or change and health TO thee.
Washington Buildng, Fenna. apenue, about ius minute
lcdK from Br0WRs Lfas
No charge for Consultation. jsn1t-3m
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DARTN Err s HIP.

have thi. day associated with me In psrtacrship
my son, Joseph j. Janney, and the business will be
conducted at the old stand In the name or
JANNEY h SON.
return my sincere thanksto the citizens Of Wash
ing on aud Vicinity for their liberal patronage ex
tending through many years and solicit for me new
change, renewed energy and efforts to please IN
manufacturing 10 order, and supplying ready made
Boots and Shoes Of the best styles and qualities
HENRY JANNEY,
Jan l5-lw 34S Pa. avenue.
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gINO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
l. MUNN 4 CO., proprietors Of the Soientin.
American, and agents for procuring American sno
r A II ID NJ II -,
Win Si1tesn Years Experience in he Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. d. Bishop, Commissioners Of Patents
and to more than hfteen thousand inventors who
have had business doRs through Mum d Co g Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 psges, u cents
mail,
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
Preliminary Examination In United Ststes Paten
Ofboe, o..
Oflccs, No q Park Row, New York; Washingto.
corner Of and Seventh streets opposite the Faten
OMos, ua~ iS-amif
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+ subscriber, Justice of the peace in and for the
county Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
this 7th day Of January, 1852, ThomSs Buckley, and
found, running at large, u BAY HORSE, with .
white blaze en- his face, and marked with white on
his hind legs; and that he has made dgent search
for the owner without success.
W, STRATTEN, JP.
If said horse Is not claimed and charges paid, with
In the legal time he uill be sold to deray expenses
THOMAS ELLEN BUCKLEY,
Jan l3--3lt Virginia av., bet, Sd and AZ sts
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Supreme Coarl.

JANUARY l3, ls62.--Un motion VI Hon. Il. IL.
Gillett, Mr.. DaS Id l.. Folett, Of New York, was
admitted an attorney AND, counsellor Of this
court.
On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Bates. Mr..
Henry B. Fernald, IF Massachusetts, and Mr..
9. B Gookins Of New York, were Admitteq
attorneys and oounsellOrs Of this court. H.
On motion nf Hon. Gilbert Dean, M. RlchYd
Goodman, Of New York, WAS admitted an atbbr-
ney and counsellor Of this court.
On motion of Mr.. b. A. Hill, Hon. J. d. =. Todd,
of Dakota Territory, WAS admitted An attorney
and counsellor of this court. .i
vs.. The Corporation Of Washington. Ip error
to the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the District Of Columbia. .
Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion Of
the Court, reversing the judgment Of the said
Circuit Court, with costs, and remanding the
cause with directions to award venire facias
do nOvo.
No. Al. The Attorney General of the Com.
error, Va. The Proprietors Of tho Meeting house
in Federal street, In the town Of Boston. 10
error to tha Circuit Court Of the United States
for the d strict Of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered The opinion Ofthe
Court. Diminishing this cause for the want OF
No. 81. Lloyd N. ..Rcgers ct AL. appellants, w.
Joseph L. Law, by Mary Robinson, his next
friend. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF
the Court, Affirming the decree of the said Cir
cult Court In this cause, with costs.
M. Is. Samuel S. Bacon ct AL, plaintiffs In
error, W. VIM. Hart, Jun. In error to the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the Northern
District of California.
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opin
ion OF tho Court, dsm'ssing this cause for the
want OF jurisdiction.
No. a. Lewis a. Meyer, ct AL, claimants q
the steamer St.IIswrence, her tackle, &o., ap
pellxnts, vs. William W. Tupper ct NJ. The
argument in this cause WAS commenced BY Mr.
Mr.. J. r. Williams for the Sppellees.
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Criminal Court.

Benjamin +. Johnson, (oolored,) indicted for
the larceny If two $40 notes from soldier
named John Scbp ,lyer, y private in the Long
Island regiment, on the 9Th of November last,
WAS found guilty. There are several other
charges against him Of similar character.
John Murphy, II white boy aged about IL
years, indicted for the larceny Of 240 pairs Of
gau, tlets, valued at $l40, from Joshua A. Smith,
on the 27th Of November last, WAS found guilty
The court then adjourned until this morning
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Am use uulonts.

UNION Music HALL.--This IL the name 0f =
new place Of cheap amusement which VIII be
opened this evening, on the corner of Ninth
and D streets, by Messrs. Heaney q Furrey.
The troupe engaged at this establishment en-
braces names well known and appreciated BY
amusementloving people. OF course, there
will be rush. =. rgr4. . -.. ..
CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs The "Statue Lover"
with the inimitable George Ms "Jake," takes
with the public like hot buckwheAt cakes and
house is Oiled nightly with fashionable audi.
ences.
CArTERBURY HALL.-The proprietor of the
Canterbury Ia untiring in his endeavOrs to
please the public. New artists appear At the
nses are crowded with ladies and children, to
whom costly presents are distributed with Law.
ish hands.
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india Ru bber Goods.

Rubber Rlap kets for Soldiers, 81 25 each.
Rubber PonChos and Blankets combiLed, % 30
each.
India Rubb Coats, white and black, $3.50 each
Ind Rubber Leggins, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-includpg Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp re for Bottles Door
Mat' Undersheetng for Beds In sickness, &c 10, at
manufaoturCrs' prices, at Il A, HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
Jos Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-ti Bet Ninth aud Tenth sts
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Temperance MsxIyal.

There was II good gathering Of members Of
the Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance
at Temperance Hall last evening. Addresses
we're delivered by MIR. Savage, Rev. Messrs.
Crane and Deuns1n, the chairman Of the meet.
ing and others. An adjourned meeting will be
held in Temperance Hall next Tuesday evening
tinguished advocates Of the cause. Notices
will DO issued on the day of lhe meeting.
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A Long Heat.

ROundsman Hannah undoubtedly has the
longest beat of any Oficer belonging 10 the
fOroe-the distance around the beat being near
seven miles. and taking that 06icer over two
hours in going through II. The boat is also
the most disagreexble one in the city, including
as II does the delightful neighborhoods Of
Swsmpoodls and English Hill, and extending as
far As the Bladensburg tOll.gate.
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Whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue.
Ii selling original cartes de utsis photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere:
mont, Butler, and Others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is oon.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolOrs. Also portraits OF
is called to our full length lettertypes, for send
ing by mail. dec l3-lmS
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A Good Days sport.

M. James q. Clark, In company with \
friend, yesterday morning started On u gun.
ming tour, and succeeded In bagging eighteen
rabbits, besides several brace of partridges.
They did not go beyond Bladensburg. They
say that rabbits never were more abundant or
liner than they are this season.
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LOCAL NEWS.
~. .Advsrsissrs.

Nssrly 10 thousand copies Of the RepSb.
I.cun are circulated among the floating popuia.
ton every day. besides thslsrgs number served
to regular subscribers Ad7srtlsers will take
aots accordingly. a - 81 ia -
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Arrest.

Some of the piokets of the Federal army, on
Monday, arrested George W. Hutchins and
Henry Brown, two civilian citizens Of this
place. They had been for some time within the
lines Of the Confederate army, pursuing their
avocstions. Since the arrest, they have been
In custody of the Provost harshal.-Aterandrid
Local NeD3.
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Accident.

A little Irish boy, whose parents reside on
English Hill, was run over yesterday evening
Fortunately, none of his limbs we're broken
though considerably bruised.
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Another Camphens Lamp b 1pIosion.

The wife of Mr.. Abraham Mack, while filling
lamp with burning fluid, or camphene, on
fatally, burned, by tho explosion OF the lamp.
The lamp was lii Ut the time, and the fumes OF
the fluid coming in contact with the fame, eY.
ploson ensued. When will people lsarR that
It is dangerous u till II lamp which is burning,
burning fluid?
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Col. Thomas Lloyd, ,

Well known as having been engaged in the
hotel business In this city and Baltimore, died
10 the latter city on Monday, In the I'D year
of his age. Col. Lloyd wal naval oficer OF the
pert Of Baltimore during the administration Of
President Tyler. He had numerous friends
and xcQuaintances in this city.
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selling Liq uor 0n sunday,

q. A. Springman was arrested again on Mon
day for selling liquor on the Sabbath. He was
fined go and costs BY Justice Walter.
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ReCltatlOns.

RecitatiOns by Mrs. Bell and others, for the
benefit of the American Women's Association
are announced for Tuesday evening next, q,
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation,
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Future Days.
pY j. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auotioneer..
EXTENSIVE AND PERkkPnoRY SALE OF FUR.
NIJURE


On THURSDAY MORNING, January 10th, a, 10
O'Clock, on the first aoor OF Caruss Saloon, corner
Of Eleventh and streets, shall SELL without re.
serve, for account Of whom IL may concern q large
- ortment Of new Furniture, comprising
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Te,e.a Tetes, OF
various patterns
dozen Cane seat and back Rocking ChAirs
do Cane seat and back N urse kockers
so do Cane seat Chairs, various styles
"A do Oak French Dining Chairs
Is Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Bureaus
~ DO do do Bookcases
10 Painted Dressing Bureaus
Round, Leaf, and Chamber Tables
100 Double and Single Cottage Bedsteads
Child's Bedded Bedsteads and CRIBS
10 dozen cane and Wood seat Chairs
Barton Rockers, Once Chairs
Childrens' Chairs Of various kinds, Sleds, Toy
Portable Writing Desks, Towel Racks
Plush covered Music Stools
Handsome Cottage Chamber Sets
Together with many o'h.r articles Of Furniture.
900 heavy Double Comforts
so Single Feather Beds and Pillows.
Terms CO h.
N. B-The attention of the trade Ia particularly
called TO this sale, which will be made In lots to sui
JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO,
jan Is Auotioneers.
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TOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
PRANG'S CARD-PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

Of lfelike Miniature Portraits, just large enough
enclose In letter envelope, for satisfying the
graphic album or the mantel piece They are jusf the
tLing a. collection IN memory Of these tniss when each
dav brings forth its Japore its CRIMINAL For col
lections, they much superior to photographs ~
they will last for HUsDREDs OF YEARS.
We increase the collection every week by ad.
ditional Portraits of interesting personages
~ Price, single copy, 10 cents Sent to any ad
dress in the United States free of postage The
money must accompany every order
Aoss1s WAIVED, 10 sell directly to soldiers Our
tsrma to them are very liberal and they will find II
highly profitable business.
l.. PRANG Il CO.,
Publisher. ani Lithographers,
$40 Seventh street,
Four doors from D,
Washington,
Wh.rc krms and particulars may Le otained
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Notice to the Public Generally.

Our aim Is to bring within the means Of every
American o collection of Portraits Of Prominent,
epoch Of this areit Republic. Such collection Of
correct likenesses will ito case In value rs year.
pass on: We hatter ourselves that We have been
in every case where u good original (paintng, da
guerreoty Pc, Ihotogta etc. } was obtainable.
Parties connected with the army or navy, who
wish TO obtain or sell Portrait Of some particular
person. not In our list, can have such made TO order
at reasonable terms and short notice guaranteeing
to them the exclusive sac
N. b ALL orders, accompanied by the money, viii
be promptly attended to- and forwarded to any camp
oy mail free of charge, from the Ofioe In Washing
ton, No. $40 Seventh street. jan l0-6t
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Pass Book Lost.

DOSr-In the month OF September, between Ha
Hisbprg and Washington, . large, black Pass Boo
II the Under will send II to me- to New York city,
express, ne will be literally rewarded.
Jan l3-3t Msjor 8. A. DEFOE, u. 8. A.
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The Bronze Doors for the O. fitol.

II 10 generally known that the bronze doors
for the Capitol are being executed In the royal
foundry at Munich, 10 Bavaria. A late letter
from that city says:
The work on the grand gateway Of the
Capitol of Washington is on the point Of being
terminated In the royal foundry, and In about a
the large rooms Of the establishment. II ia u
work Of the grandest style, and the bassO
relieve representing the principal scenes In
the War Of Independence excite great admira-
tiOn."
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DEEDs AND DEPOsIrIONs

DEEDs AND DEPOsIrIONs
~ FOR HE STATES or
PENNSYLVANIA and
TO BE- EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
by the GOverIers of the above Staies,a
COMMISSIONER or UEEDS FOR THE DIS.
TRICr OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take AcSnowlt dgments and Depooi-
ons 10 be ell recorded In ssid States; and haN'
mony and acknowledgements, rs Notary Public,
and ~ Commsy yoner of the Court OF Claims, IA pre-
pared to execue thore duties legally and promptly
when due notice Is given.
Mr. Brown also acts as Attorney and Counsellor 10 .
per having business to transact WI 'ne seVe!at
npartaenb Of G0rerr,pcni and will attend to case
ari.ing out OF the present war, the Mexican war,
sny OF the former we'll as to inquiries und
il cations in the rious OIL ces where long &c
quaintancs and experience aiiord MIN ample iac!h'
All orders should be accompanied with the appio'
Once No 4o2 + street next East Of Seventh street
disgopally opposite Cry Post office
Address: EDMUND y. BROWN,
No:aiy, ,Commis. .ioner, &c,
jan l4-2aw.m BOX No sT4, Washington, ID. {.
vJ,HE NEW SONG,
ENTITLED
THE KEYSTONE NOLuNTEERS,'
form II will be distributed In tae Pennsylrans
Reserve Corps during the present week, II con-
mends itself to every soldier Jan l4--t
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Bossvell's Medicated Cough Candy.
\ As nearly every one ia suffering from colds
\hey should give the above excellent prepara'
don trial. For sale by all druggists In this
cNy and Georgetown. See advertisement.
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AMUSEM ENTs.

flEOIsGH HFlsTY's -
~ OPERA HoU0M,
~ rEsTH STREET, BETWEEN AND .. -
Open Every Night with
George Ohristy's Minstrels,
From Brodd,ody. Nep York,
Comprising 10 Of the
PICKED STARS or MINsTRELsY!
The entire entertainment under the immediate d.
reoti0n of
GEORGE CHRIDTY,
Th acknowledged Pioneer Of ksastrslsyi
r, rformance this cv ming TO conclude with George
Christy's original ai,erpiec., entitled
THE bTATUE LOVER.
JAks......"...... ....... .GEoRos CHaisry
The usual meiange Of Singing, Dsnoior, Bur.
leeque Opera, 40, 30, by the whole company
ADnissros 80 cents; Gallery, 2s cents.
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Deaths OF ooldners.

The following deaths of soldiers have occurred
sincs our last report: 90
H. n. Thayer, company d, Fourth Rhode
Island volunteers, at Columbian College Hospi.
George ". Ribble, company X, Nineteenth
Indiana volunteers. at Eruptiye Hospital.
Frederick Sel'Zer, COMPANY I, Filth Artillery,
Capt. Ayres',) at Seminary Hospital.
Corporal Mammalian, COMPANY A. First Regt.
ment United States Chasseurs. sroamp:
=. Solomon Chadsley,, company =; Eleventh
Thomas W. Mcclellan. COMPANY B, Eighth
Pennsy lvanix Reserve Corps, vi camp.
O. HOlbr0Ok, company Al Seventy seventh
New York volunteers, ut Columbian College
Hospital.
Henry W. Potter, company A, Fifty seventh
Pennsy lvanta volunteers, at GenerSl Hospital.
Daniel Gleason, company Il. First Michigan
]. B. RsItord, company B, Fif.ieth New York
volunteers, at camp.
9. A. Briggs, company z, Seventy seventh
New York volunteers, at Columbian College
Hospital.
9. n. Chapman, company B, Eleventh Maine
volunteers, ut Columbian College Hospital.
Private Willis, Company G. Fifth U. 8. Cav.
airy, at camp.
John Deener. company r, Fifty NTH N. Y.
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Sebastian Shafer, company =, Sixth United
States cavalry, st General Hospital.
George WILDER, COMPANY A, Mcclellan ORA.
goops, At Eruptive Hospital.
| Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be fur
| uished with AL the information they desire In
relation 10 the burial place Of their friends, &C.,
Wy calling IN J W. Plant, Government under
I taker, at AIS Seventh street, between q and H.
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DY WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsers.
ID Corner South side Pa. Av. aud Ninth street
CLOTYfING-POSITIVE SALE OF REAL Y-MADE
CLOTHING

On THURSDAY MORNING, at II O'Clock tlle
balance Of merchant tailor's stock, consisting of
Superior quality Beaver Sack Goats,
Extra superior Black Overcoa 8,
Frock Coats,
Black Cashmere Vests,
Black Silk Vests,
Fancy silk and BLK Velvet Vests,
Toilaneite, Cashmere. DC.
Also, few pieces Of Cashmere.
WALL n BARNARD.
ian I'D Auctioneers
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EXTRACT OF BUCHUi

uELHD0LD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
DrOpsy, 40, 10.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for Secret and
Delicate Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Nervous ane
Debilitated sufferers
HELMBOLDS Extract OF Buchu for Los Of
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimness Of Vision, Dim
GUILTY Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and Universal
Laasitude Of the muscular system.
HELmBOLD'S Extract Of Buohu for all dis
tressing ailments Obstruction, Irregularities Ex
Gees In married life, early ndisoretions, 10 and
all diseases Of the sexual organs whether existing
In male or female, from whatever cause they may
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
ing.
its taste and odor, and immediate In action.
Price 81 per BOTTLE or six bottles for s. delivered
TO any address.
Depot, iol South Tenth Street, PhilAdelphia.
deo 7-3m
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VIZ AsHIs aTON SKIRT FACTORY.

wANTED-S0 females TO learn to make skirts
A person csn In short time, make, per week, from
to a. Inquire for particulars, st @o7 Seventh st.
between a and VI, ll--N
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CAN r BURY HALLE!
CANT E n b ny HALLi

- ~ ~ q " ~ n n L l!
CANT q II b U ny HALF
PIRsT APPEARANCE or
a. i. 4 Al II O.
THE CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN ACTOR.
Last two nights of the
GREAT RAvEL PANTOMIME
LoO A1nor0 clos AlDo0.
WARD Ia his great CORDS VIOLATE.
Ee~ Songs, Ee~ Dances, and Nao Peopiei
The present company viii be changed, only ftw oi
the old fsv0rites will remain
A,te,n.on EsrfSrmsnee; for aides and Children
Titles Of prescnts-one = superb s2s silk Dress
The df. ss can be seen In the window Of Meers
Perry 4 BRO. All our dresses are bought from thi,
Admission Ladies, 70 cents; children, 10 cents
Doors open, evenings, At ~ O'Clock. Jan 49,
UNION MUSIC I,Is!I :, HALL. & Al L., &c..
THE MODEL SALOON OF WASHINGTON,
win open THIS Wednesday, EVENING, Jan. is
a. Look at the nance
%ATE HHMit!6N. $sSSy kEhs&,oRru
S$s} ;S$s ESfHss %ATE E%aS%%IIkjfos, Ea%Ij
enAs HAnS sEYMoHE 81 YSMhoAHE aHsy eaHs ssYaotRR 81 SahAR
MASTER BOBBY
~ Everything New, Original, and Unique. -
The performance to conclude thi. evening with
THE HOP OF FASHION,
W. A. CHRISTY.......as the. -. :. Doom KExPER
Admission. ........................95 .95 cents.
ALFRED ROBERTS,
Agent.
IIEAx.r FukREr. Prcpristors.
| jan Is
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NTRAPPING PAPER
w FOB SALE At ThIS OFFICE.
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~ FOR The STATES or
NEW YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-15
Ihc 100 ,aplaln AI.s.

TIE paiaiul dJuo: in ngsEd 10 the fac OF Capt U =
Wise vas sally termlnlsel 'sri'y BY the arrival oil
hls remalas 10 this ely. Taey we're sent from Roanoke
is..,d IN som,,ay wb he remains ct Captains Sell
a., and Coles 70 Norfolk in charge Of FaroleS sur
esos. and theace By railroad 10 Richmond. Tbs
COMMUNITY deeply lsnsns the loss OF The heroic snd De
vo,ed Young patriot, and cordially sympAhIs with biz
bsreaved family aud personal hisGd% We had not the
pleasure Of hi acquaintance bus the leading traits ct
IA character we're . positive and conspicuous thai no
observer OF BE- e1Gg7e could have f-sd 20 be DpTesse
bv hen fss most proninen; Of these traits we're hlAl
a,v,l,u personal honor and patriotism For these bic
hfs s.oOd ssntiu, and surs,y al tss-a1d aier be-
i1y more than oles parilsl in vinicadon of the nrs'
two has nov b,ea brsvely aai, doah: not cheerful
" yisIisd ID in the assertion Of the last Those Who
knew him vel -s-ure Tia: bis courage AID hFmness
were not more m rled than bis Auisb,y and gent mess
Hs Us embossed 18th Superior intel.eo', and hae en-
i,ysd unusual alvtnages in s Development nom eda-
c.oo, association and travel Several years o. ms
Ne we're spsni sbrcad ia e5nn.1oa VITA the enoaSdes
orshs Uated SAtss u 5sd 10 PGusaia, aud IN France
His aye We suopss, sas about thiry yelrs His whole
ia.c3se Aad ardent nature throSn into the struggle
10 whica he has flea. Es has ID ss he -ould, no
GllS have ehossa IN lie maintenance OF hs own and
lis eaaauy's ryhta 6s P,Ace is vacant smoas our
ealnpiors, bu. be, Il living. vculi bid Is eOSe he
alaAs and Ia r. Or, While arOag US, he gave elo-
vs.in Of w,n.oU sru, su0Ssara srrssssoa : ose7
not pant 20 a75ug, BIZ DEATH