Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1861, Page 3

1 0 Cc A L N E WwW 8s eriare ce on ‘s aed ta | (Emamerweov4 THE KILLING OV oD * —- “ eames DENTISTRY. TELEGRAPHIC N , s p hapinaiehad oa Sturdey rit yet bey in Last Saturday, the exam!nation of the men charged Maron’s Orricr, Washington, May 4, 1361. D® CHAS. R. BOTELER. _———_———————————————— ee ndisputed’ ion of the rotunda and the new | with the Killin of Cornelius Boyd was resumed The peace, order, and good government of the : SURGEON WENTIST, Four Days Later frem Eurepe. ‘Tax Jexsey Buves on Baxp—The first and a | undisputed possesion oe In the rotunda | at the ofice of Justice Donn A large crowd | city require that, so far at possible, all temptations | Having located inmself permanent yin Washine-| New Yorx. May 6.—The steamship. C rages apr bs we ne dng ane —= fhe. sane wae a novel one. The mattresses are | gathered In and ert nd office, = qv ae andiad ucements to disturbance should be guarded ton, offer: protons tae | Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 2th ult. ret here ft mornin one hy getting somewhat excited, C is . | Bal re, fro two o'clock in the midst of a hea drizzling po Neon pc roerpaegerssinnars "Tramp hee Houneed Capt Miller particularly and everybody | sgs!ust by extraordinary police measures a rng ad his fro ake gf trey 24th-—Cotton—eales for four days See ee gimmie aie fvioe on them, smoking, reading sleepingy or | in general. Sometimes the whole perty woul Therefore, on and after this date, and till other- & hovene studied with one of tho mostem- | 50,000 bales, closing firm, with an advencing ten- olis late Saterday ninth ay : Sam ar playing cards. ‘In the old House of Representa. | pitch Paosipenn ta Padhunsracna nnn wise directed, all Bar Rooms, Restaprants, Gro- aid exp iicnged Dentists of Washington, | dency aedee ie kta ee es ee meets S29 y monies: lives, pieces of carpet are spread down for beds, | to three lawyers kept up for disembarked and had a rezimental parade; after J , Dental Coliegs of Ba timo: Quote middling Orleans 7%. broke into which was | While ka and carpet-bags serve for pillows, | Clatter around the justice’s ears. cerles, Shops, and other places where any spiritu- | [7 Paden omy) 7 r which. the’ @ into company drill, whic! i t a Consols $1 5 292. Thomas Bevens testified that on Saturday night ous, distilled, or fermented liquors or intoxicating fident that his < reretions will prove eminently ea’ Pollti-s are ugim: ma Sontinned {11 t ofoleck p. te. The Brigade wee | oon Te cee ie neereaeiatey tor ook bengers | be wes standing npon the stepe of the srmcry ted | drink of any sort are sold, will bs closed every | 2i°5,0"2 * thvee who will feet his profesional = — then marched through town to the ral description. The members’ seats were filled with | heard Capt. Miiler tell Murphy to pick out bis night at 9X o'clock. Sir is: asbarun ae i a Seosmatialigsieng ne ne renter yt so _ ag oes; aes, Zouaves, taki things as comfortably as the | men and go after him. Did not know who was biker ace iS yay — meh and 10th rer ae ps wontene ee hte: | members thennalven generally do—some with | meant. Murphy took bis men and went off, and been gi Store ; open ~s ese a rted for Was! 6 . f pFeenoans Toe ey May 3.—All travel to the South and was d by two locomo- | their legs on the desks asleep; others reading; | shortly after he, (Bevens,) having falien asleep, | this revulation. But tt is confidently believed topped to-day communication with Bal- twenty-one cars, was drawn by n Washington tary others writing to friends at home; others ‘+blow- | was waked by men entering the room. Heard | that all good citizens will Promptly and cbeer- Dian ee Petron CLEAN oe nuthorities ‘Gen Patterson ofusing’ to give treet ans we ipa we mee lengli ing,” with py Shake, in the ~peaker’s chair, clerks te so pl ge pple tte ttl enim ot fully carry it into effect without any such inter- IgE BAS. a new Sind improved mode i clers a pass. and holds the roads exclusively for trae reaso i; 4 on a plan wad aficr me —_ the cars were compelled tole [= berber Arbon rat ler ants catteon arrested. Heard nothing about any affidavits = JAMES G. BERRET, fortahie to ‘wea: and mien qhenpor than s y other, | “Sues henaek eee nny em Wasnt ‘ton jowly. The road is guarded all the way through We, tors in the spec gallery, J A ‘eth insérted on Gold Plate, agd ait Dental | ms 6-3t Mayor. ti - must do thein the credit, however, of saying | bein; uired. oe i | Peached this city to-day. They have occupied bands Smeg Lag inc nat liner ere nen Se | that there was lees disorder shd bed feling thas Wi Pept ncrereatagh ate meh Me diver reed (ena — fice Room No ee Waar te segue’ OF | thirty hours in toe Journey from that capital to nel, and about every eighth of a mile is a rall Secrecy Smee 108 ramenctioh ot etineds “in | Te Oe caae tanienr Ca cw ocae regula. | CRORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. | per Pa av.and Seventh ja 04 this point. ing Point, wae eas considerzble squad of men are oon easel Un Seisa eal tases tay cuiag? Hons of the army. If 'an officer poppe ntiphcrad A Resoxvtion in favor of Joseph Nicholson. M constantly joned. an loes no a 4 . The Jerseymen, when they got here, were com- | from the cornice in the interior of the new dome, q Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of ore HINER AL parm. Reports from Delaware. Bi inventor aad patentee Witarnctos, Del.. May 3—The Governor's he floor of the | Tay reduire, his superior to ive it to him in | common Councal of the Corporation of Georgetoes LATE TEETH at led to march up and down the streets for hours | ©" 2 rope, and let bimself down to t © | writing; but vate must obey anyhow, and Perore any = could be obtained for them. | Totunda—a distance of nearly 100 f-et—with a) 55 rs pd =, a lamation, mustering the volunteers of the is personally at his office in thi: There was no officer at the depot to receive them | Fent ease and in an incredible short space of time, ‘without questi 1g or erp este Sates <a , nee d to Joseph Nicholson for the Any persons CBN Wear these teeth who tate, has given a new impetus to the war move- cannot wear others, and no person can wear others | ment here bree companies were sworn in yee em informa concern! checking his speed as be reached the floor to | Obey, he is liable to bei improvement of that part of Bridge st. between 0 cannot wear these. terday. The Governor hos made 2 ulsitioa for Lt ‘o be Todged, pare so they seine up suk “it BU easy t did not seem to be a novel feat _— Pak - Ceradbetoninee © Parties, must use | Frederick and Warren be, and the same {s hereby | _ Persons calling at my office. 1,000 rifles. Eight or nine hundred rifles and down in the mnd and rain, occasionelly firing off | t© the others, as they noticed it no more than any remi modated s ited. [Approved April 20, 1961. th any etyle and price o oy muskets are now in Wilmington, which, when a gun. At last somebody Introduced. the ordinary occurrence. We saw one of the b’hoys | be used. If resistance is made to an arrest and tbe a = but to those wno are particu the P added to the onc thousand called for, will place men are fired upon, it is their duty to kill him if cleanest, strongest, a fect denture that J ce ae er narent Dulin, Sod | Ee ncildiogt en tha eres, ik eae | they cannot efor bis arrest with safety Lived Aeleompee pbarply Wate ea or | Bitoan produce, the | INERRL PLATE wil'be | the State in a condition of defense some! else forced o ie door e Con- 2 } about a square dnd a half from Boyd’s; was . Eittion ie and got ‘he five compantes of the Mashing the pavement and ‘be seemed to enjoy | waxened by the report of a plea abot 11 ora? | unt the oats of Aity-otee a ea eames | ah came is this SoH OF Arch teen Pilaae™ Secon egiment under shelter there. Wet o’clock; went to the window an mamedi- 1 pha the skin and fegued out with thelr march, as — Syecegeemns coetdbially “onisteng'? on ately 2 volley of musketry; was positive the pistol = nts Be, and oe formated hereby. appro ri- | phis. 00 as destitute of rations, an ving no fuel wi 2, was fi first ¥ in Be Yrhich to light fires. the men laid down on the | his ae Peet —saothst cig ipr ae Z. Offutt testified that he was a corporal in the for his bill for paving stone gutters on Beall street, CARRIAGE FACTORIES. floors, rolled themselves In their blankets, and pom fis cet) Se vabelioe teliieua, ao dente company, but heard no order given to arrest any | da! aay hp tea ane ae — pire nary % tig or The arcades under the ng Se on the west side | ome. Was a ager fateh — ped Appr” ae : morning, the ouly men who OK ir morning, and ordered to take twenty men and go ces : fast were those who, Living loose change at com- Sine ee ee te s the nllef of Sergeant Murphy, as he had been | A Resotution anthniining. the repair of Bridge] "4, have just finished a number of firet-cisas | YlUstecrs in the seventy-first regiment. mand, visited the neighboring restaurants and rassy slo When rations are to be served, the | fred upon. Found Carter, one of the accused, Resolved by the Board of Ald ead aaa CARRIAGES, such as Jaght r1 atom Siestinn « ok Gaston Were provided at their own expense. ss 23 in single file in the area along the series (ome distance from the house, guarding an alley waesved Sf 4 ent jars or ard of | Wasoms, Park’ Pheatens, bamily Care ™s acess Their uniform consists of dark blue frock coat, ataschea, pooh Snatio iecend tin on Atthe | With his gun londed. Met Murphy in the yard slapper of t a ag pelts of eaphciescnion riases, and Dusezes, which we sell, WHrELING, May 4 —An immense Union meet- light blue pants trimmed with whlie cord, bine Seat seckay fae atious ox freaht baked bread are | With Grinder in custody. Could not swear that | Tha ee sum i eree v~ oan oy < as ae ayer small ro Scientia in aterenn = | ing was held hereto night The kere ell arged ene cee and smc —— ot eera Lg handed to oe ; at the post arch his allow- bane had not a 4 as ~ _ mer tarp = prada SEpeapriated. a kee expended nate the of the besincas, we hatte ourselves that we know | —— recy ea — —_ oo Sega may a heavy blanket, knapsack and canteen, joad his gun before rrival. Gun not loo! 7 B r ii ;; - irty-four delegates were appoin' . Together with bls cupand plate. They arearmed tee cane ony ae: r tikes em tao tothres Lents aeif it hed been fired, the barrel being perfectly eecceee gery een in making such aan f ote conbisee ie eee i Garatalt convention of the western counties, to be beld on ‘with the Minie musket, but are to have the Minie iwintee tae whale and here too the men show | Clean, and not blackened by burat powder, as {s | repairs on Bridge street, between High and Mont- ty. the 13th inst A similar meeting was sleo beld Tife end sword bayonet. The splendid stand of lees impatience than intght be expected always the case wheh discharged. gomery streets, as in his judgment 1 ny be want- Repairing promptly and carefully attended to here yesterday, and the feeling predominates colors brought with them was presented to the The fxth Mamenchanctite oe Nclectaratitt uar- | _ Other witnesses being wanted, and not present, | ing. [Approved April 27, 1561. | thes: portent nopige aad Beats pease oe onan 8. | throughout the western counties. t ‘ r e 0 vont F q rfectly at home. = ‘or 330 Senret th oe eee A hospital has been fitted up in the old Capitol son.— Yesterday, John McGivney was brought up | Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, T CARRIAGKY, pean eek —w feast iedge proved wl mei all good and true Jersey blues.” The tty fama bee are carefully nursed, and | 9° being drunk and disorderly; fined $2 94. That the Clerk of the Corporation be directed to HE Subscriber having mace sdditiens te ki | oflicers cf the First Regiment are as follows: ey The M Regime: New Yorx, May 3. —The steamer beasapeake has steam on, and will start this event , ifthe Maine regiment arrives, direct for Wasi She bas on board 600 barrels of Provisions, 120 head of cattle, 2 company of the seventy-first regi- Segara meine eaters Gemeteeangae enn ng eee ment, a detachment of the twelfth regiment, 600 WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, stand of arms, and a number of uniforms for the ere A Resorvrion relating to Prospect street. Cantrat Guarpnouse —Before Justice Thomp- Resolved by the Board of Alderm-n and Board of | 8? 2?-div #2 000.000 for the organization and equipment 4 it in last | place to the credit of Prospect street, the sum of | ipotory making It pow cro of the largoni lunteer Col. Commanding, A. J. Johnson; Lieut. Col. | « The shaccair Winer ai hae bees aeoay bigiitona wLeelbarov romte seems etal, tity-right dollars and gnecent ring adefciency 2 ine, Dustrict, where bie ere se pi Borneo “as pooviher ter on regiments af 5 % ; 2 ea treet, ue the contractors, not cover the tax lev! 7 ~ 1 “ Senrph ree : ch Wm. Ee served out. per oe drunk and lying in the street,) was bgp ep eledesserat yer, milistrecl ete Fred. Was NS oF ait kinds cannet be surpassed, ane | Volunteers, and for the payment of $10 per month long experiance ir. the business, he Ropes | to each man. in addition to the regular pay. hen sae agg A, Jobn Britzinghoffer; Com- YEsTERDay the military bodies here were | George Miller and Francis Callahun (who said | erick and Warren streets. y B,W.8 T to give genora! sstiziacthion, — - w a; Company C, Thos. Q. | largely represemted in all our churches, Several | they be longed to Company H of the New York | Approved 27th April, 1861. All kinds of Carriscer sad bicht Wazons kept on Conference of Geverner. Riarun; Company D, H. O. Beach; Compan of the District volunteer companies attended | Zouaves) were arrested last night about9 o'clock, baad, w Oe ohh FH ee pp mp Divine service in full uniform, and at all places | for disorderly conduct and ‘Aghting 28 site | A Resovvrion in eee on cereale persons therein sylvania, Dennison of Ohio, Randall of Wiscon- pany G, H. F. Stanford; Company H, Wm. ey- | of public worshi uads of military representin, Brown's Hotel. ‘They were given up, at the re- - Second-hand Carriages sin, Blair of Michigan, Morton of India: and nolds; Company I, John H. Higginson, Company largely ail the different corps (volunteers of the | quest of Col. Ellaworth, to be sent back to New | _ Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of | gt eae®4 ANDRE PROC ae Ex-Governor Kearney of Illinois, were in confer. K,C W_ Jobnson. District of Columbia, State troops, and regulars) York with otber disorderlies now under arrest for | Common Council of the Corporation of Geo: getown, | ¢ 16-49 corner ef jéte ence here last night Their proceedings have not The efficers of the Second Regiment are Colonel | in this city, were in attendance. similar conduct. That the Clerk pay to the order of W. H. Tenney, —— = transpired. They poo ond oft Baker, Lieut. Col. Speer, Surgeon Quidour, As- At the regimental headquarters of the stranger ——___ fifty-two dollars and seventy-four cents, for bill to — the people. were naded dressed sistant do. Longstaff, Quartermaster Drinkerhoff, | military corps the several chaplains officiated, | ‘TueateR.—To-night we again have the Inter- | March 29, 1861, and to the order of Mrs. E.R. GAS FITTING, &c. <juartermaster’s Sergeant Hull, Adjutant Van | and performed their duties with peculiar im- | esting drama, ‘‘ The Maid of Crolssey,” and the emit eighteen dollars, for ber bill of ground to = a Kippen; Co. A, Capt. Van Rippen; Co. B, Capt. | pressiveness. The Twelfth New York Regiment | rich farces he Jealous” and ‘“* Box and Cox.’’ | Apr! Hotter; Co. C, Capt. oe, Ce B, Capt. Liliend- Al REPAIRS neatly done,andsll orders prompt CLEVELAND, May 4 —Governors Curtin of Pen od to, From Califernia. 1, 186, out of any money in the treasury Ager Now fad . DOVE & CO, > * > m Fort Krarxer, May 4—The Pony Express, was draw: ti i Mr. Edwin Langrish, of the New York Twenty- | not otherwise appropriated. red to execute guy orders with bal; Co. E, Capt. Van Buskiri; Co. F, Capt. | temporary quarters: at oor g eee tnele | Ar. Edwin La spears as Cox in his laughable | Approved 27th Apell, 160 "PLUMBING, CASON Siam Previn | Tce” Frmeltee advices of the 24th at bas Tonnelle; bay ay Ramsay; Co. H, (Zouaves) inspection the troops were thrown into a hollow . ‘These are just the things to suit our Mill- | y Z Bustin a Capt. Babcock; Co. 1, Capt. Van Vorhees; Co. K, | square and faced inwards. The chaplain took nd will excite the risibilities of the taken. The settlers’ dificulties in Santa Clare _ Capt. Dunning. his place tn the center, and read a chapter from p in town; while the music of Withers’ GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS be Jersey troops are composed of some of the | the Rew Testament, which was followed by | orchestra isacapitalaccompaniment. As Messrs. — ——— best men in the State, and in athletic appearance, | prayer. The whole regiinent then joined inthe | Blond and Withers only intend to bave a brief MAY oR OF FICE, 20! Maarten anpleeiiiiacntigaestiabisen: oe dicce wb Beneral soldierly deportment, are 3 | singing of “Old Hundred,” acconipanied with | season, an evening missed ‘in these times In ie ‘All persona who deal In intomoatee figwace Ww GAS FIXTURES. Wreck of the United States. credit to the country. Many of the men haveseen | beautiful effect by the regimental band. small loss. Look out for a rich entertainment | ,Aj) Poreons who denl Corporation, tre oe E Have in store, and are das_y rocerving, @4S MowntRea, May 2 —Two steamers have been Service. and two men in the Second Regiment Rev. Dr. Blair, of New York, arrived in Wasb- | this evening. no ified that their stores, shops, or bar rooma must | F/X PURES of entirely New Patterns aud igns sent to assist the steamship United States, wrecked gived through the late terrible Sepoy war in the | ington last week on a visit to his son, who is in Covat —The regular May term of this | closed on ovory evening at inf past 9 Oc.ock, | AREF piel: eazerior in Woierhectstenceeat [on Bud Rocks. Atthetesteccoust ae Seem English army in the East Indies. the ran! f the Seventh Regiment.’ Yesterda Circuit Covrt.—The regular ly term o! during the present disturied state of affairs inthis | Offered in thy s mar eet, 8 invi Peres Fae slag togheres. tk weave ved at Quebec We noticed on our visit this morning to the | atternoon he delivered an interesting and ab ee nan EP corre eh paresis Distriot, ‘This Pn rite is domanted id oo tir rand ee yr ge OL A Tuslp one aun piconet is missing attendance of members o! e bar. e Court, reservation © © public peace, and muet weet ~ . es Dan pal one ee pomp hag : ns rg 7 = Ninth neo a ee after consultation, decided not to call the docket, Brrietiy ved by thone to whose partieu.ar at- Rago Celi ao —— — highly popular captain of the Siaih Regiment | ceased tere oP ProPt ‘God, and encouraged | D3t to remain ia session during the week to hea! “ethe polioe officers will report to this ofize th romptly Stiended to, District of Columbta Militia. rs to endurance of hardness as {good soldiers in'ibe Soo ove at ihe verloba Clonee ere: names of all persons wh) may fail or refuse to MYERS & MogH A ight o'clock thi: not! trai: ai 3 2 com- = Re ] | conterm to this notice: : arrived here ingen Anmapelits ttineiee theres Based to the church by Secretary ‘Cameron and Court itt Foley's coae wil protathy be tae only | 2 !@____HENRY ADDISON, Maree._| ENYDE SS cabid taciaen eect mainder of the Second, and the Third Regiment. | quite a number of the New York troops listened st ORPORATION AND VIRGINIA NOTES fi t Avon ‘The Fourth Regimeut is expected in thisevening. | arith snushactanctoa xe the discourse’ one made in this court the pending term. Cc ‘AT PAR 1S | tas removed to the owner of Teo aad F ates {[7™ Store on Sth street, 8 few doors north of county continues. Seventeen bundred armed areume, N rs his iy | “tol by MTT citizens were assembied to resist the decree of the WATER FIXTURER, Fe P28 | court. + Iudiana Arming. N. Ixptanarouis, May 4—The Legislature bas a! reet, | thorized the Governor tocall six regiments into immediate service of the State. All are to be in camp by Tuesday. et u 1 ten ta introtuse Wat 5 —— some men, an comma yy Gener: ore | ci entire day. % +4 pat +3) sxtisfaction. . +2 wri < Kuuyon, His staff cflicers are as follows: Aid-de-| ‘The New York Firemen Zouaves, who have Wotennne rie ne oe eee aC pole Clon Mloinnsen, He har_on hand a lot of COOKING and other | ke, whom :t will be sufiicient to designate Mr. Crump. J.B. Mulligau; Brigade Major, A. been for some time “‘spiling” for a rua ‘wid der | sevesta street, acd robbed lear 6 large quantity | 7) bbis. Whisky, 5 bla’ Leard. penis Let of ie! sell loss than cost. as he | FP, bas entertained the customers of various bar- Bonnell; Private Secretary and Special Aid, C. | masheen,”’ managed yester lay afternoon by hook | © , : go racksG. A Sait. 200 bushels Oats, Wishes to get rid of them, no 17 e468, Butter, Dried App.es, Cranborries, Sperm, Adanan‘ine, ant Mould Gauclen: OFFICE oF, W. Teills The Geld officers are Cols. Baker, ber shops about town, with a terrific account of Jobnson, Napton, and Miller. bis escape from the secessionists of Texas. Ac- cording to Lis statement, be passed through or by crook to have a fire bell rung. In avout at cigee. Poa INSPECTOR AND SEALER the shaking of a lamb’s tail the New York b’boys Rzeveaszp —F. A. Cunningham, A. W: neon é Im 4 . 5 elfected on entrance into the ‘Franklin onaine: Adam Grinder, John Richardson, Dennis Calla: Sploes. Teas, Wi ae Liquors, te 4 grins ‘ERS, = some extraordinary scenes and on the whole Tue Brooxtyn Bors Arrivg.—About3o'clock | house, snaked out the engine and hose reel, and | han snd J. Banks, arrested some days ago on charge Bono, (ined Charvice ‘Tobapce Cinna ‘ae ke NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 43 ¢ Pao was @ most extraordinary man. A few daysago, Yesterday afternoon, the steamer Star of the South | jerked. them off down tewn-ward ate Tate that | of uttering treasonable remarks, have been released | "72? Enis tor onal tore toon oration, Virgisia. or Abily to the prowsioAe of the ordinance of the Cor. ngage ae of bisa wd ve | Meagacy em came up the river to the Arsenal, having on board | tnade the paving stones fairly shake. After | from confiuement. Distiiot Bank Paper, by H. TENNEY, proved Disy 12, 1950, the undersigned is & — beds ay OF Ais Copan sey heated ——_ the Twenty-eigbth (N. Y.) Regiment, number- | awhile they returaed steaming with perspiration a m3 6t Georgetown, D C._ | now prepared, “whenever refutred in writing, and | ¥' ms ode an Sanne Spoons Htenes be og over six huadred men. Their officers are | and ruddy with exercise, an looking asif they} Miitany Onner—The commandant of te} R REN " ™ 7 pryment o} foe of ifty cents, to inspeo! ital of bis story, telegraphed the following Lieut. Col. E. Burns, (acting for Col. Bennett;) | fit good ail over , military forces of the District has given an on er | FLOR REN T— Prom May ist, an exoelient two- | Syemice tect, prove, and ascertain the'sccuracy of | message to the authorities of Columbus: Lieut. Col W- R- Brewster; Adjutant, D. A < : that no soldier is hereafter to be absent frown, his atrect Letwoon Wont set Bodner ose ee Every meters okont in sertoet eT eco ieeeea, | gq igloo out for P > nll orga Booke; Surgeon, P Rice; Surgeon's Mates,| pay Gavan 7 uarters after half-past nine o’clock at night. ing tia of Robert Dodgo, Erq. The ho nd another. Gan werkel « nit be rom Te: PY. 5 NTH IN Camr.—We visited the camp | 4 ‘pas! Pra EseG. and her, sealed and marked as true, will be , it seems, “looked ” for Corte: Ver Kinecis te een or, Fr thelacin of the Seventh Regiment on Meridian Hill, east benidon'a cervaat's’ seen ecotay, ait 2 Foams, | bet nara wiser. Af proved to be snourate ia, fer aan t C ° § mencurcment of c8s, it wil: be sealed gecordingly, | Mr. P. bed hardly got out, when be was accosted Assistant do., C. Mensch; Acting Paymaster: W. ae pie tg cunplinwen toe Toom. ard smoke houre, It has also'a large piagza. D Hq in this wise £ Feancis McNgruaxt Esq, hasbeen appointed tax clerk in place of W. A. Donohod, who has Mavetle; Chaplain, Mr. Zapf, Captains Brewer, left the cit; jubning irom the front passage, Attached to the | “ouhhe A? 31D Seventh street, (near Odd Fel- me P. 2°? ‘Maher, Canialeat teecdeceete ‘Beadl Seeper, | Served with martinet exactness. [t was some | J© ys < hone jaa large sarden, Pith exosilent fruit.as | ows’ 1 aQpentrom 8 8. m. tes R-m. ,” replied P_,evidently imagining that menor, Wits, Kohl and "trek ver. The rea. | fouble to yet admittance to the ground, and more $20,000 Srocx. Bonet ees naan ae CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM # famous uuet't came ali the way from Brooklyn by water, | ‘2 8&t 8W8y, so strict were the soldiers on guard Positively, selling out our entire stock of Dry | {3 x anzw SAMU jy 8-tf Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters, ne ee WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL. DD SHUMAN after an eXperiance of ten “Why. 1 “How in the world aia year! the above refoge from - j | Oue is only allowed to visit a friend in cam = a bd A pasar trip. Fe Rarageasere when eff duty. ‘Che ground chosen !s pleasantly oe Pee earh ana wt Ce’clock marched | situated, but se fat thet it is tho:ougbly saturated up Four and-a-helf street to Pennsylvania avenue by the heavy raing. Each tent bas a plank floor tu find thelr quarters; but owing to some fuult in | niwever, and tun of tenet carpeted, and we propa = — bad been —— saw many of them furuisbed with chairs and AY ‘sane sad a ldng tions Im the rece nh ee peeed 1 tshles, The lente areastayed inthe usec eden In the deohine of lite the loss of vital force conse stand a long time in the streets. A portion in rows, back to back, with widestreets between. | queny upon physical decay mat ony heen up iwen found ledgings In a house epposite the Na- The engineer corps ts comfortably quartered in | Siled fying preparation which recruite | {nore t 1 Hotel. end the remainder were quastered | the rocmy Mmancon attached to tue ground. | t mgt! pirits, without entacing the ex- | 12 ‘ots toe arious houses in the neigbborhood. The} yw agons were coystantly arriving with milk. his always the fin ford fe 22 regiment expressed no li dissatisfaciion at tne butter, egys, meat, furniture, &c.. showing that} stimulants We tender to oak manner in which they were received, and wonder : > 5 ae e Goody to ciose business, Virginia ani Washing ton money taksa, P JUST ARRIVED, ‘ . ER Propeller S, Seymour, from Philad Iphia, 75 barrels and 100 half barrels of Maesey, Co! !1: Co’e Phiiadeiphia DRAFT ALI. For'sal € > d ueokery {-labe)led Indian or German doctors, s ™ te _ARNY & & — | and p.eteadors of witohcraft and impostors in gen- - i = ee cosines 200 BBLS. PRIME CIDER eral val yk SS pected per schooner Mary Ann MeGee ‘This is the only p!nce where 8 sure and epeedy | Could recover from his Surprise, be found bimeelf This Cider is A No. 1, and is jor saie | cure can | sinsd inthe worid for ali improper | lodged in jail. He solemnly protested bis inno- purchasers, aud evil habits, gouorrhe, gleot, semi a1 weak- | cence, butts no purpose. After remaining in jail a B NY A GHINNS. iliis, primary. cocond 5 forty-eight hours, be received letters from St nion Bottling Dapot, George 5 Matrurws & Gor, 355 Seventh street, m4-7t Betweon land K streets, ' .. Louis—be baving written in the meanticne— : Ss Bitters as ao inv and restorative, heart, rinrin which indicated that he would not be a very dan- that some officer 1s not detazied for’ the purpose ed Seveuth intend to be as comfortable as pos- | Toieasare in ie eneficial action and permanont i a iarcholy, Bffections | Zerous personage at inrge, and so be was released. ‘dt ft sible under the circumstances. Good order and | jn'ite’ fect. It tones the eroneah? Tape ne WHISKY, h i and’ ail thoes | St. Lowis Republican Sie Ton ne rere ertered | youd nature was prevalent. We understand that Appetils, acts like @ charm upon the system, ING sud ALEWIVE! Aiher’ from the indiscretion of ither. wenty-elgbthis composed of young | there will be daily parades near the road every | rnd cuit not only to prolong iife beyond its rushed and Refined ~UGARS, tering them unfit for either bueinose, CULTIVATION OF THE WiLLow.—A_correspon- b te fo ~ x Spepsi®, Oppre-rion 0 hhds. tow-pri Q 4 a. @ fre’ medieg in ptves the fallow! the defense of the Government pon WOT | Fourteeuth street will be more than ever a favor- Biter wink, lilcuschulio, wider. cpasmact| Forinicie SOR: eet ze 10 ance OF tue Loud. goborhw. elect, | 21vrs the ful owing advice about the cultivation This regiment is composed of the finest material |“ @"!¥e- ut enteche,couiii< aud | ——— ——————— ————=—— | euicturer, e+ phiili«, seminal weakness, 6.1 Abu: the oster willow. He says: **There is nothing - : neeraeeay = i nd all the complaints | &c. There is no case ia which they fail to ouc 5 : te to be grown on land that is wet, inne sae wine to eine cou | New Pouce AProintMENts.—The Mayor bos | gp the Bitters are earnestly Ch. Farre’s Champagne. from 3 to 6 days. ; : le of being drained, than osier | sey Sete detente ee gyrate efienags bart | after « reasonable time allowed certain of the po- | Mooi teas who have witnessed v fthsee j@ complaints, who would ‘They row readily from cuttings stuck sgn croughly doiitede ee Peay: | lice who left the city, to retura to thelr duty and | tii superior efficacy in such eaves. J Wieh to be valuable men and orenmente to society | into the ground, and the great advantage is that Tobust men, Semvably drilled. Sore express 8 | account for their conduct, lled several of their | | Hostett-r's Celebrated Stomach Hitters oe é c oar skein saseenetens opportunity for relicf- | they can be grown on land that will produce arm desire putat once upon active service. places permanently. J. Williams has been | by druggists everywhere, mé6- ‘ rT. Shu mos' 4 * Coming up past Alexandria they saw a secession ee : ho come | Pothing else of any value. Large tracts of Jand inted * = ments for the comfort of his patients w ; fing flying there, and they were clamorous to be Vuecapasd Jeter eet, vite Cone M. Covsus —The sudden changes of our climate are SRS < from adistanoe, They wilt be furnished wi in every section of our country, now lying idle, permi to land and tear it down. This fine ‘ ti most pleasant and agreeable quarter, ne might with great advantage be planted with osier u Flaherty, dismlaved; Thaddeus E Sends, vice | uazore cl Furmonary, Bronchial and dathmarie | J PG do an coniforine hey yr willows. They grow vert instrtentiy "I heer see ralceta. engormed with gray jackets and | John N: ‘Thornton, dismissed” The neon, eccins thenlact teeth cel ee " B first lass hotel at less than half the pont. kind that produces eprouls from elght to ten feet Pet ot es datper en ke, the Seventh Regiment, | was the clerk at the Chiefs offce Lenten J. | taken in tho early states of the disease, racoures 234 \ De eet he aa teen of Bite ce rrnina | Sectlong inn eeemen, often cultiog fem ehaty ae f « deeper color. They wear the low crown-d 1 Fete apa) Upc 7 pet agenda & nae fal Je Whos man’s office is on the corner of Sixth street and long . ed fame hat, and are waned with the rifled Mchenry bas been promoted to the Heutenancy | shosid St beg i i cat ot the Rod Ce Bahia t ? y Cisrend-.n Hotel, oppomte | eighty from asinglesteclor stamp These are je 5 ,OZeD| iy VOl i- ns cd _ Mine m One good feature we notice about Menten NCO Tee y Beets. Hiation ot thy Three be Gree hee heats tee Washington. D'C not more than from four to six years old. ‘They the Tweoty-eighth Regiment is that every man } ‘Se , a noe shou. should be set close, as the sprouts will not then policeman, bas been promoted to the place va- procaution & more serious attack may bedeniwe 0 pro d one.ose stamp foi ; a i return postag: how A. M.to 10 &. M. | beso thick at the butts, and consequently, of a $s provided with knapsack and cooking utensils | dated by McHenry, Yrarded off. Public Speakers aud Singers will fi J.R. GLONINGER & CO. Various parties hi ny {rom my in ‘ - better adapted fi for field duty. the officers bearing the same burden Thomet deserted ie po (at Siath street) to tae Woloe. Bee edvertinemente pear iss No.7, North Charles street, Baltimore, stitution by certain swindiers on back streets in | more Uniform thickness, and better adapted for equally end cheerfully with the soldiers. @ post at Harper’ Thoraton bas been a one baif 1 I the day of thoir death, | basket work. Many farmers have from one- “Prof. ¥ H Faving been appointed Acents for the sale of the } this city, who will rue it th! t 9-1 to several acres of land that brings them nothing, Raapge, have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise | ahoy 5 Bae id of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer it] A word to the wis is eufficien apdly . ment in our paper. Rear it; it wil! intorest you, me reying upon its merits to establisa here which, if it were planted with willows of the 20-eoly Jurr. Davis Hene 1x Exsioy —This morning, seater otty since Bt a by the north wing of the Capitol were E b as the i the reputation it has already acquired in our THE proper kind, would prodace them as muc! SLaNDERs UPON THE Sixty-NintH REGIMENT is =a Pouthern cities. NNECTICUT best land on their farms, acre for acre, with no tomvrocd tee, fhe emaine of what hey suppeeni | QU" irish fllow-cltzene are just indlgnery tinemart of Siclens's Mtronethoning Corde! cea | esiites stating @ first-class Medal at, the OTUTUAR labor but the gathering ef the sprouts aaawally’” to be some unfortunate suicide, or more awful | (Be infamous falsehood of the statement of the Blood Purifier. in another colnmn, ~ invoke g inbitiog of ae ee Bos WR ll LIFE - Yet, the victim of those awful New York Zouaves | Baltimore Sun of this morning, that “ between Sar aaa Pein ee Conte nee arae INSURANCE UT Washington City is situated on the left A closer inspection revealed the fact that the sus- | OW* 80d two bundred of the Sixty-ninth Regi- ing peat always tind thom | ee pane dnys ttl of the Pesemac. Riser, betwere tie stnall pended inexpressbles, eic , were empty of every. | trea. nid refused to take the oath” required of | -,Persons desiring pennies will always find thom SCHWERIN'S —_ iributzries; the one on the West culled the Eestern thing save a few wispe of siraw, and that which | ‘208 mustered into service On the contrary, | Or oxchance : ‘ Hati HARTFORD. Branch, and the one on the West called Rock looked so much like blood was nothing more than | ‘be enthusiastic heartiness, promptness and una- r : Annihilating wc iptt chs gee River. ‘The latter separates it from Georgetown the sanguinary-bned red-flannel extremity of that | ®1@!ty whieb the Sixty-ninth took the requisite MARRIED. Powder ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 83,849,411 00, | The general altitude of the city plot is 40 feet indispensable article immortalized by Fhomas | 0% Was noted at the time by ail preeent. It is At St. Patriok’s Charoh, on the 15 h. by the Rey. Is the on! se 5 i inconceivable what object the Sun has |. i Father Waite: REDERICK SHERIDA Hood, Esq —a shirt. A solitary sentinel paced | in ‘its istent sanders a bo New York and Mrs. MARGARET BOUZ, both ot up and down beneath the effigy, wih grim face M setts soldi ipo wits Ried ~ he furm of an amphitheatre and fixed bavonet, careful that no surreptitious | Massachusetts soldiers. DIED. M Ants, Mothe, Fives, plot is somewhat fa t wen West gre mn process should remove the representative of King Highigiat Eee % " oe Fleas, Ga-den Worms ASSURED the Sy raaggerd grey: pitol on the other wwe taken down and. disposed ‘ef Tila marsiay | Plats, and other loucy goods of Mer he'a. ate | git this satyyen the morning of she &th inant UATE TUM, ,, X88 Box, ie ae ee These two utidings, about ove walle apart, ore was taken down an 5 this morning is, EB “ cater of tha ines { Sust “ i i cast . ‘ | bs Fival of the staenas Last evening, upon the | and New York,) bas just arrived. If you will | ga pe,funersl will take pace on W the reeidence | Ponto president of Gimed Celiocs: Lnrcotonr of Washington, D.C the latter 72 feet. The summit of the bill on arrival of the steamers containing the Brooklyn | call soon you will find a beautifal assortment of | of M FB, ‘ fr Pe o jor French, 37 Eas pito! at. The frie: Office—Roou. 16 over Bank of Washington, which the Capitol stands is the commencmeant of Regiment, the commander sent for a policeman, | new Spring goods, which will be sold cheap | of the family are respectfully invited to attend. + Prominent fastivuti ly known and — = = above the river, but it is diversified by irregular nos eetens ce DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY, | elevations, which are ta! en advantage of in the iw ex d i itd Th Rorches, Bed Inge, PAID DURING TME LIFE location of the different public buildings. The of the the thor! the bee ene, EES — —|a plain stretching to the o, —— tat to the to turn over to civil authorities here two noto- | owing to times. Remember it is No. 12 i instant, SUSAN H., wife] &. Jail, Washington, D. U,; a rth of the President’s bouse west teas thieven, who were fond coucesled later Fennayivania avenae, between Eighth and Ninth off uew ehenon on eds ated New Grea a an wan be men at mq | [EE ALLSUFFICIENT THREE, eke ee ee poem ae ee ee vessel after she ined | streets, No. 12. 9 place Tue: morning, 7: i ae # Pox qe avatte teen Del tide co tele Sabena eee aes instant, at 10% oolock, from ner tate residsoce, | Who! Retail Depot 324 North Seoond | “PRIESEMAR, 1,2 and 3—Proteoted a A Rorsi | vantages for the a = - Bn — th 4 i i ¢ this city by D. | Letters Patent of Ergiand, sed scorred by lot extends 44% miles ina N. W. an x tacos eetes Spoottally waviten to atteed Ltd epee 9 SF CEARU cacee'te erccsonad ‘ete. and by | Senis of the eeey do Padrmacie de Paris, aud the | P. E and 8. W., direc- troops had moved, and the thieves were released Fueitive Staves.—Yesterday m aul eoeepana of in = well | men Coombs and King arresied and about 24 miles in a } harry. | Ti etown. on Sabbath morning al Drucciate and Grocer Whe ae and natorrhes, | tion, and covers an aren of o00with las iddely. Pho Nocatee orden | Sr Pap aread Fas esc, | AEST WTEAEN RT, Baie Sr shultioug ymmrarions., | (Mei caralenia iran Fhe restsn papain peer eee he themselves in the veasel; | before Justice Jobnaon ang were by Lim aoa STEP REN LAWRENCE. sca of TEE Nites chillin gilenh signet M-Semwasth.: | aitnces Rote ee ee ——-—_—__—_—__ sui ene Bernt Se ae | at nara ero We | pore gt et, se | age Shar acecueecne ues |. A atc napa, god wes bout to 3 4 aoe Been el, 7 . md tl y incuring to EB speedy aS, asbes hie fece.”’ Ara late of the Hoard of Directorsot] ,,A% Earns Poticy Fonce —We understand | (New Eagland papen pessesern gER TOPHAM’S relia, dispersing sitmpurition, and rooting on | "No geutleaan cats til be washes his Ohio Canal, the follow! > | twenty seganted eon: into re mt on au pho 3 oo errata ae OO RIBSE MAREN Bre prepared is down, and began to wash mMrhie vexed con a night, by order of the Government. r Pi ssTT NEVER PAILS!” i ozeng: ei] | but the sparrow flew away. puss ex- "Miz wemnacinn tity | wn nae ete on Bod 8 | eee tec AY TRE PRORLE | 400 seve Seanen Watninoron, Dc. | rad nipecarta Conn pea | "Oy CO. 8 at dnd wat my Montgomery county; Victor | Whose headquarters will be at the central guard. zens and strangers of Washington that | have} Silver Medal awarded, by _SMaryinnd Institute of ie oan ou Risers, Bes ornate io which ath cams dete tts Gay Holmes, Baltimore county; Joba Jamison, Balti- | house. forerned from the Nortn with t ° | Also, Medai by Meiropolitan Mechanics’ Institute, wh pl = more city; Robert R. Vandever, Harford county;} 4 Cany.—Gen. colt begs dents to ie of SPRI M is ” Washington, D.C. 1as7, 4 = J.J. Heckart, Cecil coun . spare him. He has no office within his gift. He | G i rer bas no power to accept individual volunteers nor NN Freeuen’s INSURANCE COMPANY Tae Sixta Reowent, (Massachusetts volun- i N 1am constantly making, and always have on hand, . ns Pileations a Gueepions tan oe arene a the boat ms teri, esoripton of ° | Uiloreerdans Frisematioaurpertetiercca, | WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. teers,) Col. Jones, left their quarters at the Capitol plications foe on phs, and he oe ste: Fineocit : wiilfors he Kren rok the wer dy ND yesterday morning at an early hour and went out ene letter ta, ee cannot ackn f j foes eine, rely pac ie ae oe — zs _ i eat =< : of the city by the railroad, no one knew whither edge itty. at., opposite Post Offioe. Ay ce struct i meek =| oom, be reed “ mg Jt wae understood, however, that they reported - ~The last of the Virzin ate at Alox- = patie eae Andro re read i ted wore signed te, guard the Saltinore snd some five hundred in number, left that | WY ATCHREPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE Fellimer, Carpet.and eis Lenutidelly alienated. sod tease coteate at a and were assigned to g the Baltimore and | city yes Vv for some point in the country, a ewe aa copes rekn) e pars, all the sympauns shat ao lop then oe tiie Kab taae Caneaken Obio railroad, their headquarters to be at the noes aipePer c. H., where, secordiny & i have, not net ust oopablishenante, a2 Tr "s ol 8, Oy | "is Ho ss THER nape oe di Watoh id M of Congress and travelers will please tating ALN: Loss RE Munstany Stones —Four or five stearn propel- | four thousand troops ure now gathered. particulsr attention ive to the amie 07 0 gemini Houk "Welsre, purchasing eleewitere cecemaxeD™IPOR “ej fen day afangn fh Fa wavenue, fer fra Belsinens ak ‘ a nes fesen: gee SLVR Superior He f and Dress Trunks msde to hin: ate; by Ny} ering and seeps Samuel Cropley, ity f ete. eeaeet’ y ie y ao rol m off | Pennsylvania avenue, for fresh Baltimore ‘and Waal ain a Ornamental o ies 4 Aen Salk S ws cath Hicceiora'et 7 Km, von ; bead the Navy-Vard. They were met in tbe bay bY foe Timah ape rath ea a lasieated 'Newat | fat superior is quality aud w Sdclivered rob Of obaere be neminaet at the | doore cio, inodousal. ‘New York. Price Gideon Uw vs steamer Pocabontas, which conveyed y al ews- | sold by dealers fa by yy iBoub adrew Roth ongtt, peat tree PTS rug core, wasn | Pom Euetere es a Sh Coe dem | Noonarcefor Bolicign ADAMS, Pregie, SAMs. tO SULIF THE Catcxen ING & SONS’ PIANVS FOX SALE | zg: G. Davie, Seoretary. oo 1 on moat! disocante cash, | finish to ern ; an up the river. They brought an immenge | P4Per, bounding tn spirited war titustrations. | Swn wanuinetun een tnd renee ae aiff, Georgetown, in 23-1700 TAMES S.TOPHAM. ee ser em i et to Oon hh | SURINWALE GONE AND aavEN cox | BOOTS AND SAgER WO SULT WHE —It is stated that er a re nion Hotel, “ay AVE Ae am Ay : Major Andergon, who arrived Tw hie cl T°S% | Scistere bereea. Whee will Ge anne hae Wed-Per Som in ean'e: aod SUOERY sa he od 106: bees ce Wr ont ht aite pat seprment ot a . Was accompan! s strument ate | stra PoP eee Se NUNKS to be remitianer of #4 0.00 im gold fom Mee Sub | ery beexpainca? Witheueag treme Menon of| BABL2 ava voreeeton Aggy | 7 -— pamace woucath PAE Te TON eR at York The d ts of NTH —This regiment marebed to ONT. < besoldata [ igo tan has leen | HOSE Who wi to re ? theeon Goh Packing Cte, ve ae ling the Goverament wii! doubtless soon give reliet to | ¢ Tue see: peta Pin lesion the ved for Mr. MARCUS REB BE. heretofore charged Te dus euty for much anierior | evive o therongh apd, sy! . Osrpet ee &C., Which we Bre now wenlence from aoterel pen cles, : at very low price: ENS 2 COL men are now comfortably qui inthe TG? are ana ee. ae Shoes of nde f; 5 bey 4 nea. . town Osttane betiatagse George- Neate Se uURINE NSU Rae under the pee sig oy welt it. OC , s & good SssornueD ones apis . A if CAPS atthe} Clothing Sore fo ee eal, Wr cali attention to advertisement tn another OME @umn pf newly invented rified cannon. p 5-im. iA RvenTO. r +s jo. 460 Seventh st., opposite Post Office near F BAST IN SSRO., Hoa at and Now Vere, Ais — SIMO ae tees Sa ET is > 29D I> oe 7PHE FRINGE OE WALES AS Gos "THE MIGESD GLOTHING, Sies uate au 30-tf : > od vi ISBING © BS hood one si a are | ENR A ean | SS PRG ANS | RD SE Nea cs | Eeaareerve Sac U. 8. Arsenal deen stationed for some time past at Fort Wisconsin. ’