Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1861, Page 2

DEPARTMENT NEWS. CoxMissionzy —Commissions bave been issued to the following officers of the Cameron Guards: James Elder, Captain; Thomas Meushaw, First Lieutenant; Oliver Birkhead, Second Lieutenant; Jobn W. Glover, Third Lieutenant. LISt OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, Wasuineton Crrr, April 20, 1861. [Ordered to be inserted in the Evenine Stap, it being the newspaper having the largest circulation of any daily paper published in Washington.} 1[J™ All persons applying for letters in the follow- ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: --April 29, 1861, WAR MOVEMENTS. ———-—— MASSACHUSETTS Bostox, April 18—A meeting of the Bank Officers, representing all the Boston banks, was here this morning, when a resolution was adopted te loan the State of Massachusetts ten per cent on their entire capital for the defence of tue Govern- ment. AMUSEMENTS} ASHINGTON THE Ww. tl THIS EVENING, | Complic entary Ben To Mr. 8. W. GL AUCTION SALES. By BONTZ & GRIFFITR. Actionsere OUSEHOLD FUR ann Ts aT Atction.—Un MONDAY MORNING. April 224, at 9%@ o'clock, in front of the Auction ooms, We Wi gel! the Furniture aod iT ie ok he. COMP! Wanogany Spring reat Sofe and Che! os Rg . GLENN RarMonD ee Resiexep —Mr. Robert Geddes, of Md., a 4th Splaiticl: the Morning Eres class (81,800 per annum) clerk in the Pension Bu- The Intelligencer advises Virginia not to take Wa'aut French Redsteada, y banks amounts to thirty- LADIES’ LIST. Tenderad to him by the Citizens. Nr. Jefferson, ‘ottsge Bedstends,+ ace seat Chaire, i — dat sok ohont eat a i Members of the Company, Orchewsr, and At Washet. . sides in the —— ‘ae et but to Want eight snd wit milions we Arderen ct zu Mies Mar, a Nelghion Sates” ene meg Bed nee . x pacer Wes «' ~ an acne nena cep pence between ‘erents. ROCLAM. NS. ENNSYLVA) Mrs ate Neri fellie Z ‘ ‘ures perp aarerte attributes wae has just bap- * = Puitapetrnia, April 19—The City Council : 4 : Positively, Last Appesranc of ek and tt ind Cotton yy - pened in Virginia to the policy of ‘Conditional | -\nether Proclamation by the President. | th's morning held a special meeting and appro- ; satel 5 MR. JOS. JEFFERSON, Mattresses, Comfor s, B.ankets, ke. &e. Priated $1,000,000 to eqnip the volunteers, and By the President of the Unsted States of America. support their families during their absence from & PROCLAMATION. their homes. The merchants are holding a meet- = Whereas an {nsurrectior ing for the same purpose. jail n 3 e Govern- Harrzrn’s Fexrry.—The Alexandria Gazette of insurrecti gainst the Govern Unionism,”’ of which Senators Crittenden and Douglas were the exponents last winter. mi rusee 6 ond Fae are aes Ware, Socket act other Stoves, Refrige stor, Ae. Logether with e general aseortment of Kitchen K Who will appear as NEWMAN NOG6S, MR. S. W. GLENN sMrafrancis Pin, M.ry Catha'e . Cornelia Re oe 5 zs Ps vation. : “ ment of the United States has broken out in the MARYLAND. Wi epee Ne Sevens ear e pe = tal Seeoeee, en this morning says: States of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, ANNAPOLIs. April 19.—There fs great excite- ‘athens is fal d aan autited BONTZ & GRIFFITH, A: We bave from a most reliable source, definite | Florida, M isstasipp!, Louisiana, and Tuxas, and | ment here to-day, the people are zoeaite to and * n the beau ms re — at o. 369 Sevoath et, bet.1 information that the Federal troops left Harper's | the laws of the United States for the collection of | tro to ascertain the particulars of the doings at Miss EllenA Robinson, Mise Mag HELPING HAD 5 = By GREEN & Wi Ferry before the arrival of any of the Virginia | the revenne cannot be effectually executed therein | Baltimore The bitherto Union men now MissAddia Robey, MreM A. 85 000. 000 —BLUE BOOK -L Ne. 526, corner ‘and D streets. forces. Knowing, perhaps, that some of the State | conformably to that provision of the Constitution crying ont for immediate secession—many pro- | B = $ oD, > + ation astoail the 0: troops were in wee rhoed, the U 8 forces | which requires duties to be uniform throughout | posing to volunteer for the South Cheers are 4 in the eountry, snd salary—25 cents. Contains the oi the armory buildi ings, and destroyed them, | the United States: given for Governor Hicks for sendin together with some three thousand condemned And whereasa combt!nation of persons, engaged to President Lincoln to notify him that no more muskets, being all that remained in the building, | in such Insurrection, have threatened to grant | Northern troops will be allowed to pass through the others having been conveyed away by the | pretended letters of marque to authorize the bear- | the State. "3 Fy Lansty, Mary © “Goumen’athie Be Federal authorities at different periods for months | ers thereof to commit assaulta on the lives, vessels, | The news of the shooting down of Marylanders laabeila Luckuan, Mie Tyrer, Bire st. A train 1: to blow up the workshop | and property of good citizens of the country law- | in Baltimore to-day by the Massachusetts volun- LE Ward! Mek isiled, and as a consequence Virginia gets the | fully engaged in commerce on the high seas, and | teers has produced the greatest excitement among jie = Woods, Mra J machinery uninjured. A train was also laid to | in waters of the United States: all classes. The hotels are besieged with persons | © ee es fee ee keene Diow up the bridge, but in the haste of departure And whereas an Executive Proclamation has | eager to learn the latest news, and many are the Soca ier Mites tia Watson, Mre AJ ——- the retiring troops neglected to apply the match. | been already issued, requiring the persons en- | excited expressions uttered. XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND res a i — KDN q Z despatches — rope &s the gi lagen — a © = he nai ° . Cat- 9 siocee gl carigetgenst Patent Ghen, CiceLber- | Res\eeiarceateecrenel Ay Serr Taeh ed eo! ote eS HUNTER, Beta jer, | west sice,an excellent assortment of Furniture, fe 22-2m" Willards’ Hotel Square. WANTS. ‘Thompson, Mre MV ryO Keep, Mrs Julia ‘Thompson, Miss Anu Krexmer, Lizzie ‘Thomas, Mise EL The heretofore | Dement,MraJnoD B M Waiter, Mrs AJM | YY ANTED—Thres good ,, zed in these disorderly proceedings to desist | Union men are for secession—immediate secession Kate Walker, Mra CC MAKERS. Inquire at ° Manven’s Facey, Apel 16. 18 c. sosAt «| therettom, calle ont # aallitin force fer the cre: | ced revennae reece en mel cheering for Mire RK Wallamteay Mew A | Grerus. between 19th aud 2th ste. ____AP 3S | Feather Puloweaud Beditg, sage and quarter past ten o’clock to-night the United States | pose ef repressing the same, and convening Con- | Gov. Hicks for sending his dispatch to Lincoln. eae LANEOUS—Matel ¥ ANTED—A so journsyman; BARBER, 1: dow had. - | gress in extraordinary session to deliberate and + “ “s8cE Jnquire at eighth st . Nav: Yat 5 4 soldiers at Harper’s Ferry fled from the govern eaetes mane: LOUISIANA. GENTLEMEN’S LIST. 3s EDWARD ESPUTA, ment bulldings after setting them on fire. This ‘New, tnenmiaee {, Abraham Lincoln, President New Orvrass, April 1S —New Orleans {s jubi- Frery,Juo A Norton, E L area a saline, Mae done when no Virginia troope were here, | Now, therefore; 1, Abrabam Linc the same pur. | !2ut at the news of the accession of Virginia. One ym Field Henry Ottraauy Ber Tay) filee te peers | oy pan eng — Lt orgy 20 are tathés antcned dnd ts the vebactiin or panaee guns were fired, amid the wildest re- pear eg aw on E Inquire at No. 385 C street, betwees 3d = the Lp ees —_ Maryland tn great haste. Kall- aes pam le ec rato Lied Aostont te’ ‘Tennessee, Kentu: ty, North Carolina, Mary- | Ades, Me Fuher, Elwood Pr . : rae nicks, Sadbponhen ages all safe. oceupations, until Congress shall have assembled | !*"4, and Arkansas, {t is expected, will’ go out , ‘ Ns venue None need &) EN & WILLL.MS. Aucts. Our belief is that the Government here have on the said unlawful proceedings, | this week. f Ww i 1 references. | ~ —— received no further information from Marper’s same shall bave ceased, have fi rae ‘The loan wasall taken. The rush of subscribers Gott ° : c CHSTFIN, .C. MoGUIRE & CO Acctoneers Ferry since the commanding officer, Lieut. Roger | deemed it advisable to set on foota blockade of boukeniracery hundred millions would 7 the ports within the States aforesaid, in pursuance . 3 ia, U.S. A, (of Gils clty;) aftes Siig, the Tor the Inna atti United states and of the law ar | __Recraiting progresses rapidly tn New Orleans jovernment property there on the night before nations in such cose provided. For this purpose The regiments are filling up fast, and troops are last, was about evacuating the town. Hisdispatch | ; rompetent force will be posted so as to prevent | Pouring in from the interior. The highest mill- CNe « 275 Pennsy +-Wanted to Kn asif-bred, a {oir saddie horse, not over 9 y nid, must ren at ’ ; Pev least a two minute mores ene that loaps well and Hi ¥ « |. Inquire gt this office. Jed to the inference that the destruction of whit | entrance and exit of versels from the ports afore- | !@t¥ #pirit prevails , Peudietou, J 3 is breken to arms proferr ' he had designed to destroy had been complete. | 8¥id_ If, therefore, with a view to violate such | ¢ The selzure of powder and provisions for the Me Hy ee ——_—_—_____._______ | Mahogany & g' oy hi Dh blockade, a vessel shall approach or shall attempt | 8°¥t®, by the authorities of Cincinnati, is expected Putuam, JO ANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Do Hence, with the knowledye of the fact that the | Ploitade,a vessel shall forts; eho will ba ants {12 produce hostilities between Ouio and Ken- Poland, Joa WATE dutldings containing the machinery for the fabr!- | warned hy the commander or one of the blockn, | tuckV- J ' Payuter, Heor 169 Sev cation of arms were burned completely down, we | ding vessels, who will endorse on her register the icles ame Para 9 he ee Lege pe Wert ‘ : wo oR aw 7 oe PPG NTE & ORIFEITH. think the Gazette can hardly be correct in its | fact and date of such warning, and if the same | Uthern flay for the first time since the secession = — i t AL ae all th f this pl i i d Pillows, movement, as well os all the papers of this place : ANTED {(MMEDIATELY—Fjom to i ALABAMA. sew! ooee wort of SECON D-HA Birdani Mosite, April 18 —There was an immense “ anes CBS fof all kond: rwhioh I wi 5" anew d pay LW, Gibbous, AM versrl shall again attempt to enter or leave the blockaded port, she will be captured and sent the nearest convenient port, f ch proceedings against her and her carg Snnouncement that the machinery esceped unin- jared Shortly after we went to press yesterday we as prize. as may be and, as nl, et tI CNFrTA! Assortment azainst her and meeting Lere to-night called by Virginia citizens Gidvone, A | sr pcaptl se pa it. BUCH = qeureitureard biota. received ivate dispatch from Harper's Ferr: jeemed advisible. Much enthusiasm and great rejoicing were mani- A Denier in Furniture, Stetves, &e., ‘erms ossh in ourrent fnnd« cuailicainig tha ta preetton a ours; as saatiee And I rey goers! ena declare that if any | fested. An ettizy of President Liaseln on a rail | B "ss on9 20% Ith st.. bet. G and If east side, _apisd ___ J.C. McGUIRE & CO . Auote. person, under the pretended authority of the said | passed the meeting, causing uproarions shoutin from Getteysburg, Pa., taforming us that Lieut. | States, of under any other pretence, shail molest a | * : a ms The city is illuminated, and a band Is playing Jones and bis command bad reached that point — so pe United sete, or the are or cargo | “Old Virzinny ” i playing i t . , which is doubtl on board of ber, such person will be held amen- 7 peal aa Saaaan ans | pe eet ar lpr ier cg e pre- SOUTH CAROLINA LOST AND FOUND. For Two Weeks Longer! $ T—On the 17th instant. a bi Owing to the inclement weather, and ad*sira 2 4 il persons, we have ti a isbment Cuarrzston. April 18.—The city ts to-day Reed, J McG ed PUP. Had ons yellow to accommodate all p = z : “In Wwilnges whereet, 1 beve denwcnts’ oxt'qaq | SERIE exctiod by news from abroad—the reports i Richardoon, WH | eollar. A liberal reward will determined to keep our Store open ne Batrimoas Sts.—This paper, which has a . of wer preparations from the North, of secession " . = ZK atl akong baci thal Gea et id ce band podcimed the seal of the United | Pf Virginia, and movements ta North Gate A M ap 20 It’ Hi FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER States to be affix ; , : 5 | peer pee 7 ee Jeff. Davis’s proclamation variously com- | pu. Ror! OST—In the omnibus, on Frida’ eveniog, a RIDDLE'S GREAT SALE Maryland, sustaining them in all their acts of relia Reap Me he pexinctos, tl . mented upon, some sustaining i , audmany thinks bres & 4 POX TM( NALE- containing to $22 not war on the Government, now, when at last the Sar ed a ee ee ia Snyedred | ing it an essamption of powers’ which properly | Baker. Jno G s of Virzinin mone = aenes = indignant patriotism of the country is aroused and sixty-one, and of the ladependencs | belong to the Provisional Congress [oe eS oe Pees ee mal chante, with <vacal autos TEWELAY by the wanton attack on Fort Sumter, cries out of the United States the eighty-fifth There is no war feeling here of any account, | Burroughs) ® : please feave it at the Star Offi-e; or 4G B. BAR- PosrtrveLy To Cuosz on tHe First of Mav. “(Must there be war?’ “Cannot peace be pre- ABRataM Lixcouy except among a few of the most radical. The | Bai, # G—3 2 VARU’S, corner Hitch and Bridge Recast i. ” si aa By the President: ae . honor of the State has been satisfled in obtaining | Branch, HE 4 town. A suitable reward wiil ba gi Now is the Time served Wintiam H Sxwazp, Secretary of State possession of Tort Sumter, and if the matter is | Bramble, Heury—2 deen a4 ettnor of thesbove-named pleors. 9 _ ape 3t_ to make your selections from our Peaee preserved’ The Sun knows there hes = . Lys allowed to drop where it is, peace may be restored te @ Haber’ Joa © 4 OR STOLEN—A white and red E . z been war ever since the disurionists with a: in BY THE MAYOR OF WASHINGTON People here say all the South desires isto be let 4,0 their bands, made the first seizure of an United 1 R i d 1 Bese s 5 We about 4 years od. with gall ; alone Reconstruction is regarded as i = ~~ eer Us ; 7 About Mayor's Orrice. April 20, 1861. | Wowegy weconeirac egarded as impoenble— | B mist hike. nobody wants it. If the North it 1. | B: Horeck,J & Thos States fort. It kaows the war has been followed | _In the present unhappy condition of hattonal | {ny the Sovth A keto eee Rina la tee Higgins. R—— Beybo.d, Thead ek Extensive and Beautiful Assortment n the forehead prs @ on the hack from h+ad to A i Seyboid: Thead suitable reward will be given to whogver return JEWELRY up by the capture of fort after fort, and ship after ee pagel ella” oot ee cht As rezards tie recapture of Sumter, military | Bick, A Bele repel Tooth ant Pcie the grocery atye corner ef! POR TRE LOW PRICE OF ONE DOLLAR. ship, of custom houses, mints, arms, munitions pect the obligations of public order chee, | men say it is impossible to do it by ships | Pirst, Ew Hutchison, Jno Saur, Rudolph —— ey ee onan cae of war, and even the moneys of the Government; | jn 4n especial manner Poadll seen on thea. pee se penoety i setae pleas en would, ie pore, = nae a emeng it BOARDING. - earee — ANDGETA colmineting with the attack on Fort Sumter, | ‘The presence of large bodies of troops, though | yent ‘oer coming up. ila if decaseall Sulliveo, M NG. at togg ; For ONE DOLLAR merely because the Giovernment proposed to send ves to the city an unaccustomed aspect, in no induner supersedes. of intercepts the toute aca | Us they say, be by beating the army out of the | Bowe Ap Sich Boare --Plearart Rooms. with Board, ean be rane eae ages ad ane Senta Provisions to its starving garrison! It was all i Pe Strat sf po et Heda uae and | State, taking possession of the present batteries, | B get, Ausus Hope fl Sine, JL had at No. 28 Four a half at, + LAIN GULD SET..... For ONE DOLLAR very well with the Sun while the war was all on Sean Of te municipal govern: | and shelling out the Southern garrison. Ita uoi =e ice olin nail ees Fe CORAL SET or ONE POLLAR tind AS, but pow that a spirit of resistance in | "It is not apprehended that any dteturbonces will | priycved that the Administration lsmad enough Ww Harpe Be Bele yp “Ten Days More Only | MOBAIc SET For ONE DOLLAR King bas sprung up on the side of the Govern- | occur unless through heated and violent political | “it te understood that In case of hostilities Jett. | Carpenter, WB Holodsy, Be Shereeod.o Pe ENAMEL StT. . For ONE DOLLAR ment, which threatens to punish such acts of war, | @'Scussions and harangues in public places upon Davis will take the field tn person and head the | Cra, all, Wd Haryinduz, AV Stersng. Jno Or, Aag of our Aesortment it whines out “Mus¢ th ie war”? “Capnas bo toe the Seine — at Legh me Foe Ban army that bas been called out ‘arpten, WH huson, Waldo N ae rie al . EW AW ss’ s% of 4 tere Se we is comrounity can productive of nothing but ts idle, Heary 476 Pp. e ey 476 ~ - pence be preserved” unmitigated harm. Ps Smuth,Horace = f= 476... camsyivania Avenue... SMALL ARTICLES. For FIFTY CENTS 4 y Johuson, Robt Breers, HC —_— — Yes, peace may be restored; but not by sustain- Therefore 1, Jaines G. Berret, Mayor of Wash- OTIC —All persons over 45 y WH-2 We shal! continue our eals of a : i » dc b “| TF Tequeste met_on SA nti CALL AND EXAMINE ing snd eucouraging disunion. {t may be restored | Bua d ninco erty cent Fe hae al NG. Apri Bth at 7 oleh, SEM SAL | ; cor JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &e, aed by thedisuntonists themselves. Let them laydown | selves as neither by word of deed 1 ne ene stanrmat Capit ol Hull, for ine. purpoan of ror MAKE YOUR BELECTION® FARLY. their arms and restore their country and them- ny breach of the pea £ forming a silver grey compauy, ‘ap 19-2 & a ws aed TEN DAYS LONGER-ONLY. 2 cog selves to the state of happiness and prosperity ven under my band, at the City Hall, this ATTENTION ‘~All persons deurous of | i DL —— STUDS AND BUTTONS, which their conduct has destroyed. They cannot 20th day of Sa okey A. D. 1661. 4 pnsting into a Rifle Company wil ha au ce [Ww Now is your time to make a se's:tion of — rize, s ’ . | oppor todo +o uatil 3 nh ae i NE . stone, should they offer their lives, for the mis- REST Ce MARES, Mayce carat the ‘Anacostia Tavern, atthe frat tol oate a A ; 4 JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE FORO vE DOLLAR, chief already dove by them; but in their coun- BY THE MAYOR OF ALEXANDRIA. oa the Bladensburg Turnpike, Washington, DC. | C: H M St John, Chas from the most extensive and beautiful sssortment | pi ATED KNIVES AND FORKS, SALTS, ‘ap 19 Sz" ear, CU ever offered for sa'e ia this or any other oity, ‘3. : C try’s abounding clemency they may be forgiven Mavon’s Orrice, ) - a King, fettee lee ee SPOONS, NUT CRACKERS, GOBLETS. Let the Sun with all its power recommend this 7 Alezandria, April 1, 1501 § od mo ine ahs WON An adionra ; . , and it also may be forgiven, though the with the deepest sorrow and solict- | tapi ed meeting of the Medica: Assocation of wH o €e., &o., &e., atrint of Columb 3 ’ f . : FOR ONE DOLLAR. i Warn . ONE DOLLAR: a ent perils to which we are exposed | ington Infirmary ont DAY, April 231, at 12 3 E misobief It has wantonly done cannot be for- | by the exciting scenes mow tranepiring, cei ack | wagtonindemary ont" H. LOVEJOY. M. De ; We have just reoai ved & new invoice REMEMBER gotten. emauly ouvinced that it la the imperative duty of | _ 8p 19 3: x ; : ~ 2. of a! WE CLOSE CUR STORK onal every gvod citizen oot ouly to refrain from sayin Pie: aR a ace . ; > en the Tax Revixy of Wasuixctox.—The burning | or doing aught that will conduce to anarchy aud “Wasted for Rap iW QLUNTERRS | Crier jee 2 3 fu machen toro oie FIRST DAY OF MAY. of a ratlroad bridge, yesterday evening or leat | OUtfaxe, but further to give sympathy and assist- | juris. “anole to's corner of Tenth and i, old | Cyn Se kubers LS A LARGE LOT OF LOCKETS, PINS, night, three miles out of Baltimore towards Pil- | 36 18 pile te antennae nee pence | | Medical Coilege, first floor, 817 | GinercGW Lyons ine Teyman EAR RINGS, , No. 202 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. adelpbia, has temporarily delayed the arrival of | do hereby invoke the good eitteent of viene cid ' Tracey, Jno T the troops which had left Philadelphia since the departure thence of the Massachusetts troops that ‘were yesterday assailed in Baltimore. Indisposed as the authorities here certainly are to ailurd any LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S CHAINS, BRACELETS, &e., &s. Also, A LOT OF PLATED WARE, cil, Geo) r cousiating of to moderation and forbearance, and to abstain from angry controversies which may lead to violence :nd bloodshed, and claim from them aid end Saprest ‘nu preserving the pood order and peace of thecity. Feeling assured that if it la the len MEDICAL BOARD. us A MEDICAL BOARD Will convene inthe city of New York onthe let of Mat ensuing, for the examination of oandic the Medioal staif of the ted $ “Tr eordanoes with ths ollowing O CLOSING OUT AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ap 6 war DIRECT IMPOR TATION or Conover, b D-@ Cisssnpion, Chae Lewis,C E Vaughn, Jao C Knives and Forks, Waiterr, Cake Baskets, sPRING Goonps t c Vincent, Jno P—8 3 ablets, Cups - excuse, however unfounded, for bloodshed in | Will of Divine Providence to inflict upon this Campbell, Chas 5B y Pred } Nig i ne Baltimore, and being satistted that there are troops | People the most dire calamity of civil war, that Wan Prrartweyr. cia, AWoe me Y paanaaSinjsiulnc——aabacpmependichie gctiag fom free doome axsortsnout ef sa, NT. ark, AW enough bere to iifsure the safety of thiscity for | ff ho enc ey Survive the sanguinary horrors Adjutant Gmiral's (pice, ¢ me Cook,'A M w we BOOKS Bocoxrs: 14 Strife there will be no sweeter Wasningt Ma i861. DeHoas, De Wa—3 Muga: some time to come, they have probably directed | consolation for the woes It shall inflict than the | SrrctaL OnpenY Angom Mach 13, 1861, 4 Derwots WC Most SELLING AT HALF PRICE! TRAW BOODS hat the troops now on the way, come hitker | Consciousness that they tn no wise contributed to} _A Byard of Medioal Officers will assemble in | Dayton, WL and LACE by some other route; there being half a dozen | the lamentable result, I again appeal to the good | New York city on ths Istcay of May next, or as | Downe Bnd hacdsome CH MILLINERY GUO ETS WERS, Rib f every’ desori “ He now may read who TRIMMINGS Lak ENE coibemie may ret LACKS, FA 2 | 800n thereafre: racticable, for thee tio! H P Conid not reat before, &c. ladies will do wei! to ex % through which they may reach Washington in| tovviclence: Poe Pee? ane provoke not others | ofr suintant Surtees hee icone examination Moriarty, Pat Aud he who mways could they will find them the finest aud ohespeat ay the twenty-four or thirty-six hours after, starting from KicE, Mayor. candidates for appointa ent as may be invited to J—2 Merrill, OB 4 May read the more.” market, a wine , "7 enon! e 1e ‘d, ned a vit. ‘Wiate Gley wore lost heard tree. {77 From Taylor & Maury we bave the excel- | ?* SUNG ee oe tee Mad. We Shail No. 32 Market space, Rusceriva Arroinrwumre—Sioce the last | soem tet of Harper's Magazin seen ree MaDe = Whitely, Bi a aco oa ee =F STR : *harles McDougall, Whuely, RAK 8 advertised, Sasue of the Star the President has made the fol- UNITARIAN CHURCH,—Rey - loan. : Williameon, NL and we invite your lowing sppoistnent De Eas Rama c eng | OP REC a onmat : EARLY SELECTION Cbas. Clark, marshal for the district of Maine i 4 om! ty oclo x . Wm. B thomas, coliector of the district of | SCM Boeatll o'clock a_m de A pplicatio Philadelphia. Fdward Walker, naval officer for the district of Philadelphia. Dusey, Hugh of any of our articles before it is ne Sook fey 90 wall atikoen at be addroared to the Secretary | Davu,GR 5 Wise, J E ‘con be puvobnesd bor oan, b Wohin thomlourned mosting of tho | of MyMsimustcusin the frsulence of the apalioant, | Drew, gu G ! 0 FORESEES 200 LAZEt pe? cote enrananes Sor Oe. B . They must also ariey,E , 7 Samia! Wil Goon at Qal f the Di ‘o- a ile 0 na tention) Drake EF Meligy ONLY TEN DAYS MORR! ‘The, make the “macie ruMfings.” 102 NE 8 profession, E- Reed yer, surveyor of the portof Philadel | Syoclose DAY NEXT. th 2 or alls M +4 O clook, They make the double lock yh ree 476 Pa EVANS hey aoe Thuok or thia materiale alike. 'B. Rosh Pl 1 ap 20 2t JOHN T. BANGS, 6.5 M. = nN ANIA AVENUE, ino >natruation. port of Poiledelniy” {PPralser general for the ATTENTION, ANDERSON GUARD Bun Ties aly ae eer WwW TRAVELING TRUNK: L's Panes James Pollock, director of the mint at Phila- NIGH resend odered to meet at your arin. Ewell, RS—2 0 MeAuliff, C E Offer for sale th r 325 Pa avense . ory TON 1 (Saturday, at7% o’siock, Puna Th fi J. McCormack, Dr i TRAVELING TRUN to. be fe 1 delphia. tual attendanc By order: Stat ‘ap 13-wSw MeKanny BW _ | this. cit Be beet Hole Ln oo FPRENca STEAy oRQOURERS, BALTI , Ssolee— T. —— ——= = ¥ r icKean, Geo a ing Truni 1 ORE. an er — pg eg tale = W. T. Daxr, O. PERSONS HAVING GOLD That they wish to Eeslston, E J Sobelan, i &c., Which we aré now ae ling Ww. P. sug! D508 Evevenra St, ee tia S avcleck Mee DR. PIPER GRATEFULLY PRE-| E convert into Dry Goods oan dosote great nd, | kame) MeCaib, Jno OW. Ladies’ Dresses 0! every det eilivaen ta Balteon =, atied Sik onu- sents his warmest thanks to those generous | Vantage in mak ing their srlections f{.0m our stock, D Matowsn, Jas Ww ALL, sTeraun & CO., cited — armed with nearly over ele af eS tee ct eee eae fz - Heed tote, By | Aclentee exclusively for ens} & BROTHER 3 ; 's firearm, from the simple sbot-zun to the most | rirno:iva of his cariiage, aud injury. to bimself, E Pa. avenue and Ninth st., M wie hae ERING CLOTHING. improved rifle, for the purpose of listening to ex- | boy Sud horse. His neglect to do #0 a: the tim sp 2-6t if “Perry Buriding.” M . hes, and for taking action upon the | /*0!m excitement of tue moment, induces him thus 7 events teomepired during the day. Dr. Revinson | Pubuoly to make amends. | LOUISVILLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER unit to wear, a N. B.—No dress taken apart; thereby savi Biue Lick Water. and other Medisinal Wat r > Wenckedash, A ms i the | expense of making over. iinthcy wn ania a few mirates, urging secession and oppo- NOTICE—A meeting of Company ¥ always fresh. Aiso, fresh supplies of Pure Movi- | f ™M SL w latest ¢tyles. waich they will make to-o: a er in su- - , rape Washiogton Light Ineo Sines seestved Gani” Geet 3 Wilder, AC pe-ior style at very low prices. 7 CITIZEN™ AND STRANGERS Mayer row slappeated, who at once edvancud | TONIGHT ootver Nish ant Srecisg seid | Siker Malnieey weenie. Ayers Sohonck's and | Falk Yee s | antantgiaey Syniics pa immed nv oth wil to on at the Fatnauivn Cabinet Re fa addremed thecrowé. armory of Constitutional Guaras,) at 7) 3 West End Drug Store, Wearing Apparel euitabie to their verte | table at EDWIN GREEN he had tried, he ant’ to hi tite, | t2 Compl ate the organ:zation recently 113 Pe 5 BP POVALL STE. Naf 150 Pennayl>ante srexuc, where alarce at some personal risk, and'in doing so hed co? | StoM¥PPrs; 0H Seventi j yy B-1 peed, es ; ap 16 0 Teese Pateratcese, | cmek of URNITORS and CHATS deavored to preserve not only the Iives of stran. anit "9 NTS, &e. Feny, Js Nixon, J ge, N D: FOR iD Ww and MATIRESSES will siways be oor et ole ee ne : __ ee. orcnina.| fees x z PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND Woop. found the terribly exciting scenes of to-day, the MRT AL NOTICE All persone of good | GLASS, CROCKERY. CUTLERY, an Pruset,J 5 — law-abiding cltizevs of Baltimore would provers mi itary company, the Ucn fies soins 4 Shy tap fig MISCELLANEOUS.—Editor Examiner; E4. Herald; Col. Matoxany of a'l thicknenses Orrick Srcretany oF Senate U.8., wt iets for oa! Typo. Society; Ed. Teue Union 1 ie ond Repairing and Varnishing Promptly ; » | low as @ny importi i Land ‘the peuple of the country that the peace should be fuer pth ginia and other Toney at pet ay here preserved inviolate in the midst of the noise! r THI EVE. ar. 4s) s. FOWLER & CO” strongest provocation to violence 4 5 Sgatrp PRorosats will be Prorived st this i" Lerrens must in acy cases Bz PRepaip. = i o’slook = M cater. the 6 yc ere C i ishing, for use of the Senate. SCS Of posite the woat end ot the Gite fete ee etreete ap 20-Steo aah Feltoee’ Hal Soret ct, ois WM. JONES. E, M. boat White ash furnace Coal Came teamboat | (HICKERING & SONS’ PIANOS FOX SALE ~; B. We want none but reliable and moral men, | — £1Z0) and seventy-five cords hest dry apruce on monthiy payments, or Sarena pee Wendy and no others need apply. 1 '| CARPETS! OILCLOTHS! ps fos A 206, beta dteagresing entirely with the epirit a (GT OENERAL ORDERS—No. 2. MATTINGS: TED Rthate t and to bedeiite rea byt PROS FOR RENT —A crest number of standing that, neuron ar ‘Ma, Tan Hes vQvaRT#Rs oF THE ARMY, t Having full confidence in the permavency of the TED Bonds for the faithful execution of style to nog wg ny Bt. rmamber of tbe United Stater.and that these Captain Gronox W Cult Corey ot ine sro Ua eames we bought our usual supp'y ‘ been regularly summo: to the National | ginee: inted on t Y i ol x ISHING GOODS, wix Capital, be hed fell it his duty to protect them at | Camp of ths Lieutenant Genera nae a Ald-de- Spee ta atenant st arriving daily. ti therich’ ef bis tiie. Army. ne ae nt epera! commanding the | Srtiving daily. Parties fitting up for the spring Liestenant Colonel, is | eexeon will find in our rooma a compete ereby announced as such to 2 via ba siyed aed erect posoditg™™” He | teat ot at Ww | “Bids fot" thecal aad wood will b mouth oxgyat,as cantenette " ALL Mf BIBENFELBS: sepely a ante Seer bu 306 Pa. av. Baek a oy ste, SBESN HAL wrens “Seay a se din. | V OBR SOLES MACACA SAUSTORT on D . ~~ _Eeoretary of gb et insult to Marylaed By command of Lieut. General scott. Buvssers, TuRex-rry, INGRAUN AND VENETIAN Goren Aon pon tier oe. RICHMOND AND, TOM AC STEAMBOAT Snr volume Hichs and Mimecl! Ded. tekaeanes we governor | p20 _Lt. Col.and A. D.C vacte sd) én, OILCLOTHS, LACE CURTAINS Peneme Seen ee cHanc® OF ScHEDULE. dent of the United States to Send oo more beets (Le CANRBAL OROuRS—No. 0. "ann : AED EIESYLYASIA AVERER, | Op and iter Monday, the 18 Apri, tne steamers oe a. They wea also telegraphed Wax Dzrarr ENT, ion k feild SRADES ; EA aan . ee area AVENUE; Ran BORE cad 3 CUNT ve "3 Presiden several Northern r. to the Avvr. 6 D With the Best Brands of STRAW MATTI same effect. This despatch bad elicited from the eNivashiagion, dprts nem | page bE at ts NAB HIONAB: President of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Il the above goods were bought BILLS ON SOLVENT BANK‘ Baltimore road a response, the’ purport of which t. and calied th " (prices to oust the heey Tet ANKS was that be bad directed the iroops yet at the Bat, ington ted, to consist Pelt seaitafinotels ear ILLS ON SOLVENT BANRS timore Station to to be re-con' 24 Sixth st., for the Soutn South In White and Colors, Rich: oe vis Aquis Creek Col. GF, 3 ‘ % * ap 20 Gif Corner Pa. and Ninth at, signed to the oommand of this Departmen ‘accord » F. Upper Room Perry Building.” TAKED Bp 15 5t (tnt) 3 ‘ ISSOLUTION OF COPAR Ts % RENCH LINEN 6ouDs, os Governor. “a ver | ag to Me brevet ank, Readyuarters Wassington | J) ee an eee Catt 4T PANIC PRICES, satin hopeetoneon pal ante 1H: cope. THeedere Talbot, Assistant Adjutant | p1he oopertuership heretofore existing between ~ See ae ae ae Fon Casu of Balttmore was at stake. He assured them that j of Marchans 6 vassigning’ i = ner Me ane ia Win me Co hoes 0% their civic autborities would take full meas, ri 4 re | was ‘th for the Protection of the city against a repetition . ns ype Hee atacwat the Bor U Midd ton & ‘goat fur, ct rig i i Linecs, of to-day’s occurrence. partment of Washi* gto: ti allt Jotereets in said firm to t MU L cish Linea. Linen Fepelins. Speeches were then made by Wm. P. Preston,| 5? L. THO: t General £ d.by whom all claims against LIFE able Jinen, Cai naline, S&F. Wallis, Mr. W , and Robert M: ap id. and Whois alone author- INSURANCE stock ie fail 1m all d dintaae be McLane; after which, Gov. Hicks appearing tard, 0, A rm COMPANY vite all'in wantof DRY GOODS et Toe eee ns in substance, that if was bis wish not todictetc Wan Dzranruent, at ov give use oall, the cossse te be pursued in this exigency, but ApcTaxt Guw nie Orrin ; HARTFORD. WM. may iY & BRO. ce kK te DLS x — Thc Goversor midis ean gene} 1. Capt, Milian 5 Janae St Viigo nave R ACCUMULATED CAFITAL, 83,889,411 00, 7th a ever been devotedly attached pr thn Bron dant directs DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY, Ps that he cease to be an officer of the army mn this es necessary that the busi of the late (| 10 wee ng the grandeur of the dats, : ‘sed persons PAID DURING THE LIFE ino per Ib., ree ea eat he treated | ot iret Lilet, Abner Gm hor tea a ° ASSURED. 2 , Bamana r eaeder Misretisvation inorder fee, land book soconnte, so 1861 Di ‘50 per cent. Tess Lom —e oMione of ths aaan cireats that he ry —_— an officer of the army from this date, parate ochies. —_ od tn APPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE RECEIVED BY {tibet is right arm should be separated feom his | _ap L. THOMAS, Adyutant General. he RE Nn ie Agents, ‘A large portion of the crowd followed his Ex. Tusormit er Pe crllency, who was secompanied on M ING, at fe} gentlemen, to the Fountain Hotel. pe eo 9 upon the aspect of our nati: wi