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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

The TREASURY BILL The Secretary Of the
Treasury, in letter to the WAYS and Means
Committee, says that the general provisions OF
the bill seem well adopted to the end proposed;
that the provision making the notes legal tender
was, doubtless, well considered by the COM
mittee, and their reflections had conducted MIN
to the same conclusion. He felt great fears as to
making anything but gold and silver legal
tender, but owing to the large expenditures and
the bank suspensions, the provision is indis-
Pensable The Secretary has suggested amend
mens providing against CONTRIBUTING, and d.
recting the manner in which the notes are 10 be
executed. He addressed note to Mr.. SpauldIng
yesterday, in which he says immediate action is
OF great importance. The Treasury is nearly
empty. He says: % have been obliged to draw
for the last instailment Of the November loan. So
soon as IL 10 paid, fear that the banks, generally,
VIII refuse to receive the United States notes
fou will see the necessity of urging the bill
through without delayn
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

BRIeApIKR GENERALS OF VOLUNTEERS CONFIRMED.
Yesterday, the Senate confirmed the following
Of the Presidents nominations to be Bigadier
Generals Of Volunteers. Viz:
1t Col. Jno. F. Reynolds, of 18th Infantry; Col.
John J. Abercrombie, of 9th Infantry; Col. John
Sedgewick, Of 4th Cavalry; 1t. Col. Silas Casen,
Of 9th Infantry; Capt. George g. Meade, Of Topo-
graphical Engineers Abram Duryea, OF N. Y;
Capt. Alex. d. McCeok, Of Sd Infantry; Oliver
Howard, Of Me-; Chas. ID. jameson, Of Me-; Eb-
enezer Dumont, Of Ind; Robt. N. Milroy, Of Ind.
Lewis Wallace, of Ind; Maj Horatio Wright, Of
U. 3 Engineers; 1t. VIM. Nelson, of U. s. Navy;
Maj. John Newton, of U. s. Engineers; Captain
Winfield s. Huncock, Assistant Quartermsster,
U. 8. A; Thos. L. Crittenden, Of Ky. Col. Geo.
Wright, Of 9th Infantry; Major Thos. Williams,
Of 5th Artillery; Capt. VIM. III French, Of LIST Ar
tillery, Capt. VIM. L. II. Brooks, Of Sd Infantry;
Capt. Jno. NJ Branna n, of3d Infantry; Capt. Jno.
P. Hatch, Of Sd Cavalry; 1t. Col. Thos. J. Wood
OF 4th Cavalry; Capt. r. n. Johnson, Of 5th Cav
airy; Capt. John 6 Foster, of U. S. Engineers;
Maj. Christopher C. Augur, of 18th Infantry;
Capt. John M. Schofeld, of LIST Artillery; add.
tional Paymaster, Thos. J. Mexican; Capt John
G. Parke, OF Typographical Engineers; James
Cooper, Of Md; Henry w. Slocum, OF NY;
Jas. s. Wordsworth, of N. Y; John G. Peck, of
Morell, Of N. Y; John s. Martindale, of N. Y. j;
Maj. Henry w. Benham, of U. S. Engineers; Col.
Geo. H. Thomas, CT 5th Cavalry; Egbert L. Viele.
of N. Y; Maj. Abner Doubleday, of 18th Infant
ry; Col. E. d. KeYes of 18th Infantry Mai. John
w. Davidson, of I'd Cavalry; Lieut. Col. VIM j.
Ketchum, Of 10th Infantry; Thomas Francis
Meagher, Of n. Y; David B. Birney, of Pa; Jas.
5. Negley, of Pa; Maj. J. Il. Dana, of Min.
Ii will be perceived from the above list that the
lists published in this mornings papers here and
elsewhere are incorrect; number of the names
Of the so far unconHrmed being inserted in those
lists, and but few Of those who were confirmed
(as named in the Starts list printed above) being
found in theirs. The nomination of no Brigadier
General has been rejected, so far; those still un-
confirmed being held over for consideration.
REJECTED.
In the course Of their proceedings Of Yesterday,
the Senate rejected the following military nomi.
nations, (nOne Others being so far rejected Viz
OfAndrew ]. Butler, of Cal to be Commissary
of Subsistence; Of LIST Lieut.. Symmes Gardner, of
18th Infantry, to be an Assistant Quartermaster;
of I'd Lieut.. John Adair, to be LIST Lieutenant in
the LIST Regiment Of Cavalry.
PROVOST GUARD IN GEORGETOWN.
The three companies of the ID U. s. Infantry
acting In Georgetown as provost guard, under
Captain Drake, have been transferred TO this CITY.
Three other companies of the same regiment have
been assigned for guard duty in Georgetown,
under Captain SulIy
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I-On Saturday, January 25, after passing
s4ieiy from Sedalia to Independence, Missouri,
the mail Stage was seized by band Of Secession.
ISIS al point about half way between the latter
pace ana Kansas city. There were nine or ten
passengers In the stage at the time, who, with the
dnver, were all carried of as prisoners. The
mails bags were cut open, their contents scattered
Gu the ground, and then the Rebels decamped
WIN their booty and prisoners. The next day
sunday the stage from Lexington to Indepen-
denee was In like manner seized and the mail
bags opened, and the letters and paper scattered
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGREss-Second ssssiO,

SENATE-Iesterday, after our report closed
The Senate went into executive session, and
after some time spent therein, adjourned.
HOUsE-After our report closed
The House non-cOncurred with the Senate
amendment to the bill for raising troops for The
defences OF Kentucky, and committee OF con.
terence was ordered on the subject
a bill authorizing the issue Of United States
notes Tor the redemption or funding of the same
and for the funding Of the floating debt of the
United States, was discussed by Messrs Vallan.
digham, Hooper and others, and without dis.
posing OF the Iubiect, the House adjourned
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In order to prevent confusion, guests requested
TO present their invitation cards at the door Of the
Executive Mansion on wednesday evening, the
5th Instant
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TELEGRA PHIC.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, Feb 4.-The Old Point boat brings
the following news:
FoRT MONROE, Feb. 3-The Chippewa left the
blockade of Wilmington on Thursday, and ar
rived here this morning. Everything is quiet In
that vicinity. The Chippewa encountered north.
erly gales during the whole Of her passage. She
passed close to Hatteras and saw large feet of
vessels inside at anchor. She heard no firing.
The Hartford and Monticello were met of Abe.
marie Sound.
The Monticello left Yesterday for Wilmington.
The Constitution il still here, and will sail as
soon az possible.
1t has been raining hard all day
A flag of truce went out this afternoon, but had
moi returned when this letter was mailed
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The War In Kansas-rhe LOYAL Indians.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. 3-Commissoner VIM
p. Dole had an interview on Saturday with the
varions Indian chiefs, including the loyal Creeks
and Seminoles. The commissioner promised to
aid the loyal Indians against the rebels, and the
chiefs agreed to take the field with their warriors
Coils DeitZler, Of the Kansas First, and Jenni-
son, Of the Seventh Regimet, have been appointed
acting brigadier generals.
The friends Of Gen. Lane declare that he will
enter the military service If he has to serve as
private.
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The War i'm Missouri.

sEDALIA, Feb. "a commission, appointed for
the purpose by General Poye, has been sitting the
regiments at this point, and discharging all unfit
for the service.
A column moved of to-day, under Colonel
A. Fuller, Of the 9th Ohio.
RuMoRED REINFORCEMENT OF THE REBEL PRICE
RoLLA, Feb. 2.-Reliable information from
Lebanon says that General Curtis Is now In that
place, and the number Of troops there is
increasing IL Ia doubtless his intention to remain
at that place till all his forces arrive, which will
be several days vet, as some of them have not
started. A considerable portion Of them are under
orders to march this morning; and probably
within two or three DAYS all that are going will
have departed.
The roads between this place and Lebanon are
almost impossible. Fifty teams are said to be
on this side Of the Gasconade river, waiting for
the water to subside.
There is rumor, but not generally believed,
that Price has recently been reinforced by - OOO
Confederate troops from Arkansas, and is pre-
pairing to give our army hard fight
The Third Missouri Cavalry are now nearly all
here, but one or two companies remain to come
up. This regiment is to be attached to General
Sigel's division.
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D-A severe fight took place few days ago at
Geary city, Kansas, between the Jaykawkers and
party OF citizens, who followed them from
Rushville, Missouri. Three Of the thieves were
killed, including the notorious Capt Chandler,
who was shot by Major II art, Of Buchanan conn.
IT, The band was overpowered and taken in
charge by Capt. Fuller, Of Gen. Hunters BODY
Guard, to be disposed Of IN Leayenworth. One
was left In jail in st. Joseph, but he cut his own
throat the same day to avoid the penalty of his
crimes.
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II A general order, at St. Louis, has disarmed
and placed in confinement the rank and file of the
4th Missouri volunteers, called the I'd United
safes Reserve Corps, for mutinous conduct The
men are to be sent to Cairo to work on the forti-
hcatiOns; the officers will be mustered out OF
service. Gen. Halleck Will deal with disafected
soldiers in the most snmmarv manner
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From Cairo.

INDICATIONS OF ACTIVE MovEMENTs-sTARTING
OF THE SECOND EXPEDITION.
CAIRO, Feb. 3.-[Special to the Chicago TrI-
bune Twelve steamers, laden with troops,
under charge Of Com. Graham, left here at ten
O'Clock this morning to join still larger forces at
another point. The expedition has every indiCa-
ton Of genuine active movements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

IL Colonel Garfield has fallen back from Pres.
tonsburgh to Paintsvlle to meet his supplies as II
was Impossible, on account Of the state of the
roads, to move the wagons forward. lie has
ordered several Reconnaissance in the direction
OF Piketon, but no traces of Humphrey Marshall
or his runaway army could be found
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II We are requested to state that, on account
Of the illness Of near relative, the stated recep
tons Of Mrs. Secretary Smith will for the present
be suspended.
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u Last week, the body OF soldier was found
upon the river shore, about four miles below
Alexandria, having apparently been washed
ashore upon the trunk Of tree, over which the
BODY was doubled up. Blythe side Of the deceased
was found dark grey uniform coat, 6Kttonsd ND.
leading 10 the suspicion Of foul NAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

IL The slOoP-ofwar Richmond, now fitting
out at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is to convey
Lieutenant General Scott and two aidesde-camp
to Key West, where the General contemplate
remaining for brief period Special accommo-
datlons are being provided for him on board the
Richmond
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IHfsHigsSeeT thinks that the announce
ments made by newspaper correspondents in re-
gard to the movements Of our naval forces, Indi-
Gates a great want Of reticence on the part of
Sonsb0dy connected with our naval expeditions.
The Republican eschews editorial to-day
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IL Thirty Of the immense mortars cast at
Pistsburg, Pennsylvania, have been ordered to
Cairo, for use on the new mortar boats These
terrible engines weigh nearly ten tons apiece.
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NOTICE.
4 o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN All
persons are hereby notified that wc will pay NO
Ter OF the 57th Regiment New York Volunteers, OF
any person assuming to act for him.
BARNES & CO.,
fe 4-StE 4SI Ninth st., washington D. e.
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II The bark Trinity has been chartered TO
convey three hundred and eighty-six prisoners
from Boston to Fortress Monroe, to be exchanged
for an equal number of Federal prisoners in the
South. The vessel will probably sail TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

u Last Saturday afternoon, eleven prisoners
were sent from Port McHenry to Fort LAFAYETTE,
among them Mr.. Robert Hull, Of the hrm of
Hopkins, Hull d Atkinson, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

Orr FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer q favor by keeping us posted
n TO movements and Affairs in their vicinIties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

III The Alexandria, Va, post Office has paid
idto the Treasury, during the past seven months,
ise sum OF 49, 29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-04

u Last Friday evening, Reuben Johnston, Of
Aiexandria, was eiect,d Auditor Of that Corpora.
: non by the Councils 's- - -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w, TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
,s !. III s s t1sf Sonss Of Liberty I'd PstrHs
streets, TONIGHT. Tickets 90 ali psrts Of the
The new song ave WAIT Beneath the Furnace
blsst' vii be sung. Entertainment will DOM
n No e. sss O'clock doors open s.7h;; ..
WASHffss..!se.ssn Ilhss ss.I.fM H. Bland.
TINS EVENISG.
Flrst performance in fosr years Of the brilliant,
Mrs. Sidney p BasesiP'I sPtitled
which has excIted throurhout the principal cities
OF the Union furore of admIretioh, curty attest
The preVsiiinr ppiis. Of our own tims NOR. sn
tbs accustomed role Of European chsrscters and
incidents frequently presented IN New Pay.
The Dtstinsxisksd coznsdiaa,
MR.. JOHN Il. OWENS,
sn Of ions Of S ssf
prslse OF the Critics and Public duriur the sue.
Of ss s s1s
THIS /. a EV J3is!sai ;c EsS5asT,E
Doors open att; commence ats. Il.
CAN TE URY ALL
Bt' rSSl' y a.z A s,s Streets.
E tEESsf E$SffSH ffsHs' S 4
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT!
OVERLOOKING HOUSES.
To night,
The Laughable Comic Pantomine called the
SAILORS RETURN!
SALONS RETURN!
In which
MR.. ROBERT BUTLER
Will appear as
HANS VAsDkRDEEKKs.
ExtravaEsnt Success Of the Como Interlude.
Il TTSS SR BIZ BIZ MMssIIssSSN!
sILAs ALDwIN,
Ihs Best JHestsr IN tks World!
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
VLoWN, PANToMIMIsT, AND ETHIOPIAN.
MISS AMELIA WELLS.
The Beautiful Songstress, in
A. J. TALBUTT,
The Ethiopian Comedian, assisted By
DICK fARkrsi Miss EMMA Mills
MILE FRANK La FoLLB, and LIrrLE ELLA.
One Week Lonfer
WARD on his CoRDB VoLANTE.
Best SIdek-roPs Pe,JormT ~ America!
Notwithstanding the large Company now at the
Canterbury, there will be
~ No ADTANCB IN PRICES. N
Afternoon Performances, for Ladies' and Ch,ldren.
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, with
quantities Of pres e8ts-one superb ga SILK Dress
The dress Dan be seen in the window Of Messrs,
PerIy q Bro All our dresses are bought from this
Doors open, afternoon, at o. clock. Admission:
ladies, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
Doors open, evenings, at 81 O'Clock. fet
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IL Though The STAR Is printed on tbs fastest
steam press In use south OF Baltimore, Its edition
Il large to require II to be put to press at an
carly hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before - O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next daY.
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0TAT A MEETING OF COMPANY COZ
were adopted:
iame 'oi VI Iic
Reso,yed, That the COMPANY reco,p,ze in
sara NaLy soldier who PEI formed hfs dnty with
cLedit 10 himself and Satisfaction TO his cOmrades
ana member esteemed and respected by mr.
:, Resolved, That as mark of respect In decs,.sd
tnat esoh member Will wear the usual badge ~
mourning on the lett arm at the next parade OF the
Resolved further, That this company tender thar
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved fsmiiI of Sal
ceased, ana that the Secretary is herebT 3ireoted
" I9-nlsn his lamIy COPY of these resolutions IL
nFMEDlCAL LECTURES-R. p, TRAIL
~ W. ", Of New York, Principal of the Nv,
ai o ileIe nenuc college, and author of several
suhieots WI sa liS pnysloloslcai and Scientific
OF the CHRISTIAN Association. WashInstopo oitn
opposite Brovn's Hotel, commenoin9 on IIfIsSy
IA -, GT1a ?. m, and continuing through the waeI
nses Of Msdsa . saSe siscoyered The true pre-
sa1cessi1I Heeling AIt; and he processes his abi
" 70 e1piain and defend the system he adyocates
sna prsotioes against all possible objections opit
Sdni,s ana Gavhs from any source. He especially
take exceptions If they can. He will show To the
seusleotlon ofeyery candid mind that the appIea
ton OF MS system to the treatment Of the prevalsnt
oIseeses N our aTmJ-tJphoId fevers pneumonia.
measles 60. would save tho sands Of the hves az
oar offoers, soldiers snd cit sns and millions ~
kh99neJ; For PARTICULARS see programme and larse
DllS. First ioture free. ~ $50
~ ~ DR. L all may be consulted by all ola,se.
~ &c NO 4sI Sth street, from 10 q. N. 70
tne audience Will be examined and prescribed for
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OPTICAL.
DxfLErxExr on sr.rr,

y q DrpIxrxrrr ON sr.rr
Washington, Jassayy -, Ise2
sra: The President Of the United states being
satisfied that the following Instructions contra
we've no Law In force In this District, ana thst
they can be executed without swsiting for lecis
iation by Congress am directed by him 10 cosvey
them 10 you: rEre
As Marshal Of The District Of columbi. YOU
viii not receive into custody any persons chained
to be held 10 service or labor within The District
OF elsewhere, and not charged with any crime or
misdeuaesnor, unless upon arrest or commi
ment, pursuant 70 law, as fugitives from such
service or labor; and you win not retain any
such fugitives In custody beyond a period Of
thirty days from their arrest and commitment,
unless by special order Of competent civil su-
thority.
You will forthwith cause publication TO be made
Of this order, and AZ Tue expirstion Of ten dzys
therefrom you viii apply the same 10 eli persons
% claimed 20 be held 10 service or labor, and
now In your custody.
This order has no relation to any arrests made
by military authority.
am, SIR, your obedient servant,
jan 3l-1w WILLIAM. II SEWARD
nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ wAsHIssToS, January IS, lse9
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the fra OF next
month.
Jan z7-u WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, ISs2.
oKDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the hsId
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-u Secretary OF War.
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JAY COOKE Il CO,
8 a NJ * E7 q.

No. 452 Fifteenth Street, opposite Treasury
Buildings, Washington.
In connection with our Philadelphia House we
have opened at No. 432 Fifteenth street, an Office
LOT the transaction of general Exchange, Colleo
ting and Banking Business.
We buy and sell Coin, Uncurrent Money, Stocks
and Bonds, ION commissio n,) Drafts on American
and European cities, reoeive Deposits, and make
COLLECTIONS upon ali accessible points
fe4-1m JAY COOKE & co,
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j H 7 " a II i,
II E Z " a IT Z.
H H Z " a IT II.
DR.. LA BONITA

DIX. LA BONITA
Cures all venerial Diseases permanently ana
quickly, without the use of disgusting or voiEon
Gus drugs of any kind.
No dieting or Interference with business.
Consultations free.
Ii Is saying quite enough IN Its favor, when ss,
that my practioe Is that which 10 in use in ali hi
New York city hospitals.
;NeE York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with w hites and Diseases OF the WON,
treatment. 80
part of the treatment.
All cures warranted, or money refunded.
Communicatlons IN writing, with return stamp
T. Medicines for travellers and others packed, will
luz lnstructlons for use, and warranted.
Omoe-hoom No. Wast ington Building, Penn
avenue and Seventh st., Washington, ID. q.
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
On aad After MONDAY, February s, ls62.
PAssEEG HI TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE


PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
~ VIII run as follows:
SIR g az Iyains frriv: a. and Depart from
asd ttro on SNndass.
For Philadelphia and New York-Lssys Wash
For ssSt3ol NJ 4 N w sRa so
1.te Y. and go and O0PM. w. 80
For For AhRpnraPolis a. : 90 3 n: and 4OOrM.
haTrsSaRfe s1 a he S SoIih and West leave
TFs SI :, 90 ~ and % or
morpia. AfMs ls a1HS E8STS 8
I'VE At Baltimore 80 4. NJ PSIlsde shis Tfto m;
asdIssSIs si1. s &s.hp,sop 10
n. ATriye at Baltimore $50 a. n. No connec-
Mons n1 a Baltimore. This is the Morning OonnexIOn
New Vol MAJ iGsEsin.I..y. w..sIps.on .. Il
P6ilsSs pSIs rain leaves e washington q, oor
NJ y, re- ching Baltimore at4 50 N. and Philadelphia
Afternoon Aocommodsnon-le.vs WASHINGTON
ns1ons 81 Bsmors TRis Is ths Afternoon 200 CON CON
neyIon for Annapolis,
Arrive 81 ssll{nofo 60 I. n; fSiisasiph ich
?. T.; Nex york e: NJ; Harrisburg 4. n.
~. yn sundays leave Washington At 500 and P. N.
;, The The J, z. y: tE.in from Washington connects
through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
r.; Baltimore 90 ?. u. Arrive ct Wsfhinrton 50
Sss Es's T. tlais :. Is
AN.
4 =; B.id nofsias I.H. irri5.M s WssSinrt s
SIS An.
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore
az "a T., and 81 7. = for Washington, arrive
On Sundays at 4.SO and I.s5 A. N, only from Balt.
Sundays. :. ~
PASSENGER Trains leaving Washington at ,.&o A.
NJ and 90 r. NJ, and Baltimore ~ 7.ss A. n. and 4SS
P make direct connections for Annapolis at the
junction. The 140 N, and 90 P NJ connect at
Sundays.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnEton at ESQ A. NJ. and SO r. n.
passenger Trains leaving washington at 500 A.
NJ. III A. NJ, and P NJ. and Baltimore az $50 and
| I'S3 A. NJ, Will stop only at ARadpoHs Jv1etIos
1IniaS only.
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly spon card ttnss, excepting that the 40 A
y, - ID, and 90 trains will wait 20 mi nutsg
u necessary, to secure the passengers and Mails
For SICK and Wounded soldiers-A special car,
win an attendant. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twloe week for PhiadelphIa direct at III A ~
LOT inc accommodation of sick and wounded
Ie4 Master OF Transportation, Bait.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
rad has been dissolved today by mutual consent.
and that CHAS. WALTER, Esq, 397 ID street,
OPPOSITE the Clt{ Hail, will receive all bills due
to said hrm within three days
NICHOLAS MEYER,
GEORGE CONRAD.
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~Clrf HALL, February s, Is62-Tbe Az.
- SCISSORS, having completed the Annual AS
Hall, g. a Board of Appeal, from the 10Th 10 tbss
10Th OF this month, Inclusive, to hear complaints
necessary. GEORGE COII%R N 0ii'
feb 4-2Autd Sscrs,n