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NIRcLE IHsTITUTE,
" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. OF X STREET, MEAS THE CIRILE.

TERMS, per Quarter Of ten wseks-from ss TO
SIC, according TO age and Advancement, English,
French, Music and all, included.
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MAIL OF BEAUT
Moa MoTaI aud intellectual Entertainment in ne Cvyt
me Resort Of Fashion and EIHc Of Warrington
Croi0dS TltrOng his IRstiiuiioH Highg!
Re-enEAgement, for one week only, Of
MILE HELENE,
The most talented and accomplished Artist on the
American stage.
MISS EVA BRENT,
Entitled by the Press and Public the Queen of Song.
Encouragement, for one week only, Of
Mr.. @. W. SMITH,
The Celebrated Talented Artist.
Engagement Of
MR.. GEORGE IVINSHTP,
The SesIS Singer and
MILE LIZETTE.
W. s. BUD WORTH
The renowned and talented Negro Aotor
Bob Dutler,
The HumOTist and PAntomimist
PROF. BEN YATES,
And his famous Corps de Ballet Of twenty beautiful
u,ss Ana TEsyEGTTPSg ladies'
The beautiful and pleasing Vocalist.
The popular DelineAtor and Comic Singer.
- The favorits Actor and Vocalist.
The well-known Author and Actor
The famous PantomimiSt.
FRANK KERNs,
The Funny Mig.
MILE GERALDINE,
TllE fascinating Danseuse.
MISS Z. FLORENCE,
The little Favorite.
MISS CHARLES,
The favorite Actress and Popular Danseuse.
MISS JULIA MARSH, MISS EDITH WHITING,
MISS IDA DEHERE, Miss NARY DEHILLE,
MISS DRAKE, MISS JULIA ROSE,
MISS EMMA STYNE,
AND FORTY OTHER ARTISTS,
Who will appear in ohaste and brilliant perform
anoes-new, fresh, and original.
EsFTALENT OF ALL HATIoHSl
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTL y
MILE MARIE ZOE, the beautiful and accOm
plished Danseuse, 70 re-engaged, and will shortly
appear In q new ballet, composed for her.
DICK SANDS, the Champion Clog Dancer, hay-
ing recovered from his severe indisposition, Will
shortly resume his engagement.
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Family Circle IS cents.
Single seats In Boxes 70
Private Boxes, (holding six peTsonE,) S6
Doors open at SHi performance to commence at
quarter to O'Clock. Jan -
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DR.. ZAPPoNE will give Lectures, and otherwise
assist, whenever he can spare time from his medi.
oe 4 MRS. A. zAPPoNE, Principal.
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DY J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuotiOneers.
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF CANAL BOAT
On MONDAY, February 2, At 70 o'clock m, we shall
sell the canal boat IsNAo Motter, belonging to the
Washington aqueduct, and now lying near Eashy's
wharf, Just west of the Observatory.
Terms cash In Treasury notes. -
by order OF WIN r. HUTTON,
Chief Engineer.
JAS. C. MEG UlRE & co,
jan ed AuctioneeTs.
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECToRY.--C Con.
IN gressionAl Directory for the Third Session OF
the Thirty-seventh Congress Of the United States
of America, with engraved plans Of the House OF
Representatives and Senate Chambers. Price rs
cents. Published by PHILIP 4 SSLoMONS,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
ss2 Pennsylvania av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
jan 27-3t
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ORPHANs' COURT.
SOLDIERs' CLAIMS.

II sodierE, on getting discharged nom the hospi.
tails and eonValeseent campo, and who en- titled
their discharge certificates before going to the pay
master to get paid OF, (where their certificates
have TO be given up,) can prepare their claims
with much greater certainty, and save them much
time, trouble and expense.
X. @. sPALDING,
Attorney for Claims 8SS street,
Jan I2-lms BstW Ninth and Tenth.
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A BRICK STABLE FOR RENT-between Ninth
n and Tenth streets, near PennsylvAnia avenue.
Room for four hOTsSs and wagon. Enquire at this
office. ian 20-tf
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q Y FICIAL.


Warrington, January Is, 1862.
Tho Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays.
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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VTIB CONFESSIONS AND
L EXPERIENCE
OF AN
INV A l. d.
Published for the BENETIT and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from spermAtorrheA, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay etc. supplying At the same
time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical humbug and quAckeTy
BY enclSst-s ! post paid addressed envelope,
single copies m ~ be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nov 9S-dSmif Bedford, Kingu Co., N, Y.
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C,ALL AT SMITH l. BEALIs, sol Seventh street,
~ and got your Clothing. JaD
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A large assortment OF
Pickles, Preserved Meats,
Fish, Soups, Sauces, SC, &C.
Pure Wines and Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco.
229 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard Ho-
TEL Washington, d. L. jan q
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ARMY, MESS, AND
n HOSPITAL STORES
A constant supply OF articles adapted TO the
wants Of officers and messes. All goods warranted
OF prime quality, and to give entire satisfaction to
our customers stores Tor hospital use receive our
special attention, and will he promptly delivered
In any part Of the city, BATES h WOOD,
jana 22s Pa. SY., opposite Willard Hotel
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CORNER STORE FOR RENT.-sulta-
n bic for Family Grocery store-One OF the
best stands In the city, having been occupied as
such for years, at reasonable rent to a suitable
tenant. inquire at this office. jan S-t
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UTIE RAILWAY TME-KFEPERI
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ARMY SALES !
Rarranied 10 Run and Keep Excellent TINE.

One OF the most taking novelties of the day, and
should retail at prices from Gao 10 $50 each. SOLD
ONLY ny THE CASE, containing six Of assorted pat
terms. Heavy silver plated, engine turned, per
case OF half dozen, $40 EleetTo-gildsd, hne In
itation gold, beautifully engraved, per case Of a
half doIen s89 Sample cases Of half Of each kind,
$50. TERMS CASH. viii be sent by express with
bill for collection on delivery.
Soldiers must remit CASH IN ADVANCE, as VIC
cannot collect from them. This IL one OF the most
sAcAble articles Of the times and Just the thing for
those in the army wishing to make money rapidly.
Order early. Address
HUBBARD BROS, Sole Importers,
Persse Building, Nassau street,
ian limo New York
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NJ Att NAL 10 N.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
OF the
UNITED Sta TIES
(RHoiSn a" FIUs 7iOentiSS.")
The COUPON BONDS In sums Of $50, 900, $500
and o., 900,
The REGISTERED BONDS In sums Of $50, 600
$500, $1,000, and 5000,
(Inierea commanding al date Of PEehais,J
HoR SALE AT PAR BT
JAY COOKE q CO., Bankers,
452 fifteenth street.
These BONDS are tho
CHEAPEST Government SECURITY
now in the market.
Interest payable ssmtGnnUdlly
IN GOLD
10 equivalent, at present price OF coin, to
PEA CENT. In currency.
nov 26-u
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EDUCATIONAL.
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. $50 NINTH STREET BETWEEN Z AND =.

COLUMBIAN INSTITUTE
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. $50 NINTH STREET BETWEEN Z AND 2.
The next session will commence on Monday, the
9th OF February. For Circulars containing terms
and references, address the Principal
Any persons desirous Of devoilng their ercHineS
10 the Sudy Of Ma,hcmdiics may obtain instruction
at the Institute between the hours NJ sewn and
nine. 4. W. WRIGHT,
jan 2s-im' Principal.
EDUCATIONAL NoTICE.-InstructIon In the
IL common and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek languages, will be given by the under
signed to private pupils and classes In any part Of
the city desired. Previous TO enlistment, nearly
fifteen months since, Mr. ?. had six ycars' expert
ence as principal OF the High School and Academy,
as they flourish In Maine and New Hampshire.
Being Of no further service to tho country a. sof
der, on account OF permanent physical disability,
he proposes to give instruction as above Indicated
II II Is desired.
Tuition: IS for u lessons, Of one hour each-in
advance. Two or three lessons given per week, AS
may be convenient for pupils. In classes number
ing six, the tuition will be - each.
Best Of testimonials given as to character, educA-
ton, and ability. Address
JOHN Nee. PERKINS,
jan l5-tf Box FAX, Washington, b. c.
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WANTS.

WANTED--To Rent or buy HOUSE 10 this
w city, would prefer II In q central situation.
Any one having such, or can give information,
win please apply by letter al this Oice, under the
address JOHNSON" jan 30-lm
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A GIRL wANTED-for general homework, in
"A small, private family, al Ninth street, be-
Washer and Ironcf. Must come well recommend
ed. jan 90
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO CARPENTERs-Al the
- Carpenters Of this city are respectfully Invited
70 SMITHS, No. 46O seventh street, TO buy their
CLOTHING, as they can save AZ least 10 per cent.
Yours, respectfully, =, .,,,,,,, o,-.,,
400 Seventh street and corner
IAps TwSntisth street and Penn, avenue,
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n JOHN TAYLOR n SONS
ALBANY IMPERIAL CREAM
P. Xxx ALES.
We arc constantly receiving full supply OF
these celebrated DRAUGHT ALEG, direct from
MessFs. John Taylor sons in casks and half casks
and solicit the patronage Of citizens and the trade
BATES & WOOD,
2l9 PennsylVaniA avenue,
jan2I opposite willard Hotel.
EvANS' PORTABLE
Il TENT HEATER,
The most desirable Stove ever offered for army
use needs only to be to prove its superiority
over all others for compactncss and facility for
transportation. For sale by -
BATES WOOD,
jan2I 22s Pa. av., opposite Willard Hotel.
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A WET NURSE, with hrst child, young and
"A healthy, Of the highest respectabllity, with
good references, wishes n SITUATION TO nurse
child. Inquire at this office for MRS sHMlTH.
jan s0-u
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UTHEKE Is THE PLACE TO BUY CLoTHTNGr
w At SMITHS,
ia % No. 400 Seventh street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT In a
l. quiet private family, suitable for gentlemen.
Enquire At 4s7 Twelfth street, near =. Referen-
oes given and required. jan 22-lw
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w ANTED.-EyeTy person 10 know that an
w retailing the best COAL OIL for 30 thfty)
cents per gallon. VIM. CORWIN BURGY,
Jan 2D-2t Cor I and 18th streets.
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WHY IS 1T THAT THE PEOPLE ALL RUSH
w to SMITHS for Clothingl Because he sells
good Clothing at low pTiceB. ia %
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hides l HIDEsi II HIDES III

WIN be sold at public auction, every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, at II o'clock \. M, at the
wharf on sixth street, Washington, d. C., all the
Government Beef Hides on hand At the time Oi
sale.
Tsrm1 cash, In Treasury notes, to be paid at the
moment OF sale.
GEORGE BELL,
JSnl6-Im Lieut., Col, and G, g., Q. B. A.
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THE OPLE's
CIR OULATING LIBRARY,
asa Seventh Street, near Il.
jan 1-Sm
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A HOUSE wANTED-foF a private family, Of
n the highest respectability with good references
~ to responsibility &c-ln any part Of this city II
within roach Of the city railroad. II not suited,
part Of house may do VIII pay fair remit and
will pay for trouble TO person knowing Of such
Please address Post once, box $50, NJ. l.. Jan 30
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StHoEMAKERS NoTICE.-The Shoemaker Of
- this city are all wanted to call at SMITHS $50
seventh street, to buy their Clothing at very low
prices. J. u. SMITH,
$50 Seventh street,
ja2s two doors above j. Bruce & Co.'S
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MILITARY COATS AT SMITHS, $50 seventh
WI street. jA2s
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I OsT-YesteTdSy, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
IL tween Third and Ninth streets, a SMALL
PACKAGE containing several yards OF SILK. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this once, jan est
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From the Army of the Potomac.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a special to the
Tribune says:
We learn from the army of the Potomac
that the principal movements; of late, have
been changes of positions of the different
corps. These changes have occasioned
slight skirmishes, but without serious loss
to either side
Guerrilas continue their operations on
wagon trains.
The impression prevailed at headquarters
that Lee was disposed to fight, and Mead
intention was to accommodate him at thu
earliest opportunity. There are those
however, who continue to think that Lee
army has been materially reduced and an.
show of intention to fight is merely to con
ceal his weakness.
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NOTICE
HAuouTY MAN OoNoyERED.-Ev

HAUGHTY MAN CoNoUERED.-hVe
since this cruel war began, there has beef
set of men in both armies who have KEEP
the different portions of our land in trouble
bya wanton disregard of persons and prop
erty. We yesterday heard OF an affecting
incident, and think it will be read with IN
terest. In one of our border counties
Randolph, We bslisve), there resides
wealthy old widow, who has three or tour
sons (all she has) in the Southern army
The old lady and her daughter keep house
toesther, and nobody was ever known 10
enter the house in destitute condltion
without their every want being supplied
For several months past these females have
been greatly annoyed by outragss commit
ted bv the Federal soldiers stationed
short distance from the house, and one OH
Ger in particular, Lieutenant, has enoeaV.
ored to do all in his power to. annoy ana
friebten the old lady and her daughter.
Fences were broken down, chickens killed
and thrown into the house, hogs turned IN
to fields and allowed to eat corn and Wneat
tbst had been stacked; in fact nothing was
omitted by this Lieutenant that ne thought
would "tease the old she rebel" Inc
widow said nothing about her grievances
but concluded to wait an opportunity 10 re-
turn the compliment.
In a recent skirmish the Lieutenant was
seriously wounded, and his comrades car
riad him in an insensible condition to the
nearest house, which happened to be the
abode Of the old widow. He was laid on
lounge. bed Quilts and sheets were torn up
to bandage the unfortunate mans wounos'
and nothing was left undone to make him
comfortable His comrades left him, and
returned to their camp. The officer lay IN
a very critical and unconscious condition
the remainder of the day, closely attended
by the widow and her daughter. The next
morning his dropping spirits revived and
reason resumed its sway. Imagine his sur
prise, when he awoke, to find his head rest
ing upon the bosom of the woman be had
80 much wrouged Tho officer recovered
sufficiently in few weeks to return to his
camp. He declared that when he awoke
and found himself in the bosom of the old
lady he could scarcely believe his own eyes,
but thought it was dream. He says II
that woman does not find place n heaven
be thinks there is no such place.
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Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 3l.-The steamer China
from Liverpool on the Oath and Queenstown
the 25th, passed here on Saturday evening
with three days later news.
Cotton buoyant at 3a8 higher and closed
less firm.
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull, tending downwards and
closed steady.
Consols 93a98; American securities small
sales and prices nominal. III. 0. l8al9 dis
count: Erie 66a67.
The London Herald says the capture o.
the Sir Robert Peel off Rio Grands by the
Fedsrals is exciting attention. tbs alleged
that there was not the slightest ground fol
the seizure.
A Paris letter to the London Daily News
anticipates that the semi-otficial press Of
Paris will receive orders to say that after all
the Mexican people simply deserve annexa
ton to France.
The London Times publishes letter by
the we'll known correspondent mysteriously
commenting upon and showing the import
ance of the seizure of the steam rams in the
Mersey expressing the belief that the pub
| lie will stand by the Government in their
determination to defeat the fraudulent con
trivances. Mr.. Laird had been speaking al
Birkenhead, defending his course in the
| matter of the Alabama, &c.
The Emperor Napoleon had received and
congratulated the Mexican deputstion on
| their success.
St. Petersburg accounts say it is the gen
eral belief that there will be diplomatic
rupture between Russia and the Western
Powers before Christmas.
The Times has an editorial holding up il
moving tones the threatening position o.
affairs throughout the world, and urgi ne
that it is the plain duty of England to seize
and use all the opportunities of herpositlon
and as arbitrator make and keep peace
while she can.
The Army and Navy Gazette consider:
the Southern cause more hopeful now thar
for some time past, and thinks that if SINH
lar apathy or non success on the part of thu
Federals should mark the close of the veal
there will be great chance of the South
obtaining an armistlce. and that armistict
will lead to al adjustment of the prssen
difficulty.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Oct. %
Beef quiet and steady.
Pork dull.
Bacon has downward tendency, with
decline of cd.
! Lard quiet and declined, from Cd. Is.
Sugar buc' TAT and advanced Is. g. O
middling anaN swer qualities.
Coffee very dull.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Consols closed at 90
931 for money.
Wakefield, Nash Il Co., R. Spencer i o.
and Others report -four steady and quiet.
Wheat quiet; Winter red Is. Cd. $50
. Corn quiet mixed 2Ss; white 30s
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 2-The Rich
mond Wing Of the 3lst contains the follow
ing despatch. go l6s Woa
CHARLESTON, Oct. 30-The lombard
ment of Sumter to-day is the hardest that
has ever taken place. From sun down
Wednesday till sun down Thursday, 125G
shots from Is inch nortars and 300-poundel
parrots, have been thrown against the fort
Our loss is seven wounded. This evening
the enemy opend FIRE from
the mortar battery at Cummings
Point upon the northeast angle of the fort
which seems to be the special object OF
their attention. The enemy's batteries en-
gagged were those at Gregg at Wagner, the
centre battery and Cummings Point bat.
terry with the addition of the three Noni-
tors. The bombardment of Fort Sumts-
still goes on but the fire is much Stacker
Our batteries fire slowly and deliberately.
Inc enemy at present pays no attention 70
them.
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GOODWIN & Co.'S PoLYoRAMA OF THE WAR
This elegant entertainment opened al
Washington Hall last night, and although
the exhibition arrived very late in the at:
ternoon, yet the Manager by engaging an
extra amount of help, succeeded in having
everything ready and the entertainment
went off admirably. To say that the vast
audience were pleased would not convey
an adequate idea of its merits. They were
delighted and expressed their appreciation
by loud applause. We have not time to
the many beauties of this E.
less entertainment. Suffice it to say that
the entire entertainment fully merited the
sncomiums so freely bestowed upon it by
the press and public wherever it has been
exhibited. 1t will remain all the week.
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RrLHAsED.-Chas. w. and VIM. Ferguson,
of WAYNE county, who have been conhneo
in the Atheneum for some time, were yes
terday released, by order OF Gov Bore
man. 1t appears that in April last man
named Braiuard was carried Oft by the Con
federatss from Wayne Court House and ia
ken to Richmond. The two Fergusons
were arrested and sent here, to be held
as hostages for Brainard. Information haV-
ing been received by the Confederates that
the two were held here for the safety of
Brsinard. he was released. Bralnard reach
"a his home some two weeks before the
Fergusons did, and as il was feared they
had not been released. Morgan Garrett
was arrested in May and taken to Rich
mond. to be held as hostage for the safe
return of the Fergussns. The State authori-
ties here learning that Mr.. Garrett had been
arrested, again seized the Forgusons, aud a
few weeks ago they were placed in the
Atheneum. Yesterday, however, Garrett
arrived from Richmond, and the two host
ages were Immediately set at liberty. Gar
ret, and the Fergusons have been raised to-
gether, aud have always been good friends.
The happy trio sauntered around the
streets in the afternoon, all well satisfied
With the result. and all agreeing that 1t is
much more agreeable to enjoy freedom than
being cooped up military prison.
Garrett left Richmond on Tuesday last
He has been confined In Castle Thunder
since May He states that he had plenty
to eat and drink. and received the same
attentions as the Confederates. There wer'
some fifteen hundred men confined in th
Castle. and all seemed to fare as we'll as b
did There were sutler stands in the pris
SON. where the men could buy anythin
thew wanted. Garrett states that the pri'
oners are much better cared for in Cast
Thunder than in Libby Prison, and advise
all his friends who may be so unfortuna'
a. to be taken to Richmond to 60 to II
Castle. -. ...--a-l So