Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1862, Page 2

, ea wh aa tts At te . _ ry ay Sano oF . EVENING ST WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY «+» MARCH 4, 1862. UP’ Though Tux Stax 1s printed on the fastest Seem press in use south of Baltimore, !ts edition 1s 80 large 28 to require It to be put to press at an early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o'clock ™.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. Ovg Farenps at the various military camps and Positions will confer & favor by keeping us posted as to movements and affairs in their vicinities. ——— ooo Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues upon the fallacy of the South in magnifying the importance of cotton. The Repudiican treats upon the negro. Tux Tax Birt.—Elsewhere in the Star to-day the reader will find a synopsis of the leading teatures of the General Direct Tax bill—to meet the necessities of the Treasury occasioned by the ‘war—reported yesterday from the Ways and Means Committee. In the main, the country will de satisfied with its provisions. [ts exactions are destined to be met by the people with cheerful- ness unexsmpled heretofore in history. The en- emies ef the Union on both sides of the Atlantic are now basing all their remaining hope of the eventual triumph of the insurrection, upon their belief in the tudisposition of the people of the loyal States to stand the necessary taxation for its suppression, and are destined immediately, al- most, to have that hope dissipated, as all their other similiar expectations have been dissolved, one by one, into ‘thin air.’ The readiness with which the people will put their hands into their Pockets, in response to this action of Congress, to maintain their faith in the justice of the Govern- ment’s cause, will astonish Europe, where so few pay taxes cheerfully except those who live directly or indirectly upon disbursements by the governments levying the taxation. Tue Gortscuatx Coxcerts —The brilliant Pianist Gottschalk, whose reappearance in New York after an absence of some vears from his native land has been the musical event of the season, will give two concerts In this city on Thursday and Friday nights next, accompanied by such talent as Miss Hinckley, Brignoli, Su- sini, and Mancus!, and with the renowned Max Maretzek a= musical conductor. The sale of seats will commen-e at Metzerott’s at 9 o'clock to-morrow moruing- ConvigMations BY THE SENATE —The Senate yesterday confirmed Generals McClernand, Buell, Burnside, McDowell, C. F. Smith, and Lew Wallace Sigel, ss Mejor Generals, and the fol- lowing as Brigadier Generals: Speed, of Ten- nessee; Col. Jonn Cochrane, of New York; Ccl. Logan, of Illinois; Col. McArthur, of Ohio; Col. Lawrence, of iowa, Col. Wallace, of Indiana; Col. McCook, of Oblo; Col. Berry, of Maine; and Col. Ferry, of Connecticut Tre Hox. Simox Cameron.—Gen. Cameron, who is now here, proposes to leave about the Ist ef April prox. for the scene of bis missicn, St. Petersburg. Ponerat or Gexenat Lanper.—We hear that the funeral of Gen. Lander will take place on Wednesday, (to-morrow,) in this city Uo" The New York Post says that the Ericsson battery, Known as the Monitor, since her trial trip has had her rudder and steering gear repaired and improved, and is now ready for service. THE TAX BILL. ‘The following is an abstract of the tax pill re ported yesterday in Congress. It provides for the appointment by the President of a Commissioner of Internal Revenue, with a salary of $5,000, bis office to be in the Treasury Department, with a suitable number of clerks. The country is to be divided, as the President may direct, into conve- niert collection districts, with an assessor and collector appointed by the President for each dis- trict,who slall bave power to appoint such depu- tes as may be necessary. The bill provides for a duty on spirituous liquors of 15 cents per gallon; ale and beer $i per barrel; stem or | tovacco 3 cents per pound, to add when manufactured 5 cents, and om c'vars 5, 10 and 20 cents rer pound, according to value; on lard and Iins*ed oli, burn- ing fluid, crodecoal oll 5 cents per gallon; refined cual i6 cents gallon; ges per 1000 cubic ==; wel note paper 5 cents per pound; writing paner2 cents per pourd; printing paper Imilis per pound; salt4 cents per 100 pounds; ele leatber I cent per pound, upper leather 4 cent pet pound: and all other manufactures 3 per contum ad valorem; on railroad passengers 2 mills per mile of travel; commutation tickets 3 per cent; steamboat travel } mill per mile; om- nibuses, ferry boats and horse railroads 3 per cent on gross receipts from passengers; adver- tisements 5 per cent. on at.ount of annual re- ceipts; for use of carriages annually from $1 to $10 according te value; gold watches $1; silver watches 50 cents each; licensed bankers $100; auctioneera $20; wholesale dealers $50; retail dealers in liquors 220; retail dealers in goods $10; wnbrokers 250; rectifiers $100; brewers $50; inns, taverns, graduated according to rental, from 5 to $50; eati: bouses $10; commer- celal brokers 850; other brokers $20; theaters $100; circuses $50; bowling alley £50 each alle: i Whole- wale pedlers £50; other pedlers $5 to say coal oil distillers $20, &c. Incomes, 3 per cent on all over $600, deducting income derived from divi- dends, &c , which are taxed separately; railroad bonds and dividends of banks and saving insti- tutions 3 | cent; payments of all salaries of officers in the civi!, military, and naval services of the United States, including Senators and pore of Se * per = itive shares of person: roperty of de- ceased persons from 1 to 5 per cent, cccotding to the degree cf relationship, and stamp duties on all kinds of legal and commercial papers—all Patent medicines, telegraphic messages, and all by expresses. The bfil contains one hundred and five sections, one of the largest of any kind ever before pre- pas and on which months of time have been Wasuinctox axp Gsorcetown RalLway Comurant.— Yesterday the House of Representa tives passed 2 substitute for the Senate bill 1 corporating the Washington and Georgeto rall-oad sang: oe This bit Provides that Horac: M. Dewey, Richard Wallach, Jason Hasbrouck, William A. Darling, Thomas Berry, Joseph F. Brown, William Remsen, Jonathan B. jutler, John B. Proctor, John Butterfield Joseph 'T Stevens, Will am Cladin, Samuel 8. Reeves, Jobn L Brown, Edward A. Abbot, and their associates and assigns, shall be the body cor; orate, with authority to construct a double track Tallway in the cities of Washing and Georgetown, commenc- ing on Bridge street over the tubular bridge into Pennsyivaiia avenue, thence through that ave- nue, Fifteenth street, then alo Pennsylvania avenue again arcund the north ofthe Capitol on to Pen: vania again, through to Eighth street to the Navy Yard gate. Also, a road’ connecting tbe main road with the depot of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad. Also, from Boundary street north, along Seventh street to the Potomac Also, one commencing at Rhode Island avenue, runping down Fourteenth street west to Pennsyl- Vania avenue, or fo the Potomae. The road between the Capitol and wn is to be completed within sixty days, from the tol to the Navy Yard within six months after the approval of the act. The company is required to lay a track of the most Mf led gow oy and shall plece firet-class cars on the road, with all the modern improve- ments for the convenience and comfort of passen- gers, and shal) ran cars thereon during the day as often as every five minutes, and until twelve o'clock at ni; ht 28 often as every half hour; and throughout day and night as much oftener as public convenience may require. All articles of value inadvertently left in the cars are to be taken to their principal | eatered in @ book, which shall be spection of the public at all reasonable hours. eee ee the right to com over the road at a compensati “Tins cata tack inn. Seaiire The cap is ,000, to be divi shares of 850 each, and the rate of pat pes anees it. of the net i} be ree per cent receipts are to a to the two cities, in — ri getenadoel ars the support of free public schools company is bound to keep the pevements within two feet outside of the ral!s, in order. Oo; The Revenue of the Russian empire for the es fom Sk ans oer emounts to ee and ninety miiliens of roubles, sources—namely, from the loan of 1260—fourteen and a-balf of expenditure is stated at -four millions, and the extreordiu: ex ti t St oe eenditure at aixteen and a half ———————— 7 Japon will contribute some si: articles to the [nternationol Exuivition of 1568 of uer Ware, straw work. china porcelain, manufaclures of paper . ia Ivory, paintings and beoks. , IES bg 7 oH oe OUR MILITARY BUDGET. capinenleinen ANDREW JOHNSON. It has mot been determined to make Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, # Brigadier General, as is being alleged over the country by telegraph. The President will doubtless confer upon him the duty of at once organizing a Provisional State Government for Tennessee, under military aus- pices at first. To that end it will besimply neces- sary to clothe him with the functions of a military commissioner to the loyal people cf the State, with instructions to the military authorities there to carry out his views of the necessary military action to ald his labors. In that way he can soon- est accomplish the purpose, and at the same time avoid the otherwise constitutional necessity for resigning his sest in the Senate of the United States. His presence, influence and labors in Tennessee are absolutely necessary for the prompt Testoration of the State to the Union by and through the operation of a provisional govern- ment such as that not long since so easily and successfully established in Miss“"rl, which re- quired and had no absolute military head, though the temporary assistance of the arms of the United States made that work of loyal civilians a suc- cess. COLUMBUS CERTAINLY EVACUATED The dispatch dated at Cairo yesterday, pub- Hshed in the morning papers, intimating that the rebels have not evacuated their immense fortifications st Columbus, Ky., as was previously telegraphed to the Navy Department by Commo- dore Foote, is certainly an error. Commodore F . this morning telegraphed to the contrary, from Cairo. He will doubtless, we take it for granted, take formal possession of the pos!- tion which the rebels have been thus forced to leave, with a fleet of gun and mortar boats, and a land force sufficient for any possible exigencies of the occasion there. MURFREESBORO NOT EVACUATED. The New York Times is evidently in error in stating in its issue of yesterday that the rebels have fallen back from Murfreesboro, upon al leged authority of a dispatch from Gen. Buell te the General-in-Chief here. No such dispatch has reached the headquarters. On the contrary, a dispatch from Gen. B. to General McClellan, dated at Nashville this forenoon, mentions noth- ing of the sort. Had the retels moved from Murfreesboro in either direction, it is of course to be presumed that Gen. Buell would by this time have announced the fact here. - SANTA ANNA HAS A FINGER IN IT it fs understood here in well-informed circles, that Santa Anna and Almonte are among the main movers {n the conspiracy to convert Mexico into a monarchy, with the Austrian Prince, Max- imilian on the throne. Santa Anua’s busy finger could not well keep out of the mischief. TRIBUTE TO THE LATE GENERAL LANDER. Calmly the hero sleeps, His battles now are o’er, The cannon’s roar, or beat of rolling drum, Shall never rouse him more. No more, in manly pride. The foremost in the van, Shall he lead on bis tried and trusting band;— A truly gallant man W hen storms of leaden hail Were falling thick and fast, He calmly moved, amid the wrecks of war, Undaunted to the last. Son of the lion heart! So manly true and brave, A nation waters with its saddest tears ‘The peerless patriot’s grave. Although the soldier's death Was not reserved for thee, Thou badst already gained the pricciess boon Of immortality. For bravery like thine, And nobleness of soul, Gather fresh beauty, beaming far more bright —< As circling ages roll. Upon the brightest page Of history shall stand Thy name, OA Lander, with the great, the good, And noblest of our land. What though thy life be done, Example ever lives: And unto thousands, who are yet unborn, Its lofty impulse gives. And in the years to come, Mankind shall see thy name, Blazoned in characters of living light, And emulate thy fame H.E. Woovsvry. Washington, D. C., March 2, 1862. ————-2+2 CONGRESSIONAL. fe ee ee SAIXVilth CONGRESS—Second Sessi: —$—$———— Senate —Yesterday, after the close of our re- rt— Porhe Dill providing for the organization of the staff attached to divisions of the army of the United States, regular and volunteer, was passed The subject of the confiscation of rebel proper- ty was considered, and after an executive sesslon, the Senate adjourned. Hovsz —After the close of our report— A substitute for the Senate bill, neorporating the Washington and Georgetown Railroad com- 'y; was passed; a resolution instructing the ommittee on Post Oftices and Post Roads to consider what legislation, if any, is necessary to secure the transmission of the United States mails free of charge by railroads that have re- ceived gravts of public lands, adepted; also, a resolution {nstructing the Military Committee to inquire into the expediency of establishing at Madison, Indiana, 2 home for disabled soldiers. The Senate joint resolution declaratory of the meaning of an act to indemnify certain States for expenses incurred by them in the defence of the United States; and bills providing for the pay- ment of the awards of the commission appointed to investigate the claims of certain parties tn the Department of the West; and to faciMtate judici- al proceedings in adjudications upon captured ‘operty, and for the better administration of the ‘aw of prizes, were passed. Adjourned. S8MITHSO. CTURES.—On THURSDAY EVENING, Maroh 6, 1962 ev. W. A. P.M za no “Ching and the Chiness.’” ‘I'he lecture wil commence at 8 o’olook. The public are in The red bight will be shown on the tower whensver there is a Smithsonian frea lecture. If any lesture ehould postponed On acoount of the wenther or other reasons the light wii! net beexhibited. mh 4-9 NOTICE—A mesting of the Hotel and Researent Kenn a of lage Wall be held rr i, corne streets, WHDNESDAY NEXT, sth insane atin OF By order Committes. mu 3 3t* NATIONAL BASE BALL Clos--Tee mem Bre requested to meet at the office ° H_ MoCutohen, No. 474 Seventh street. be- tween E and F,on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mareh 5th, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is par: ticularly required, as officers are to be elected and other business of nore ee Pare the hl ie -s _ Premdent. EVERY ONE'S INTEREST—TO 7. iS Prien R. pave iw Sit st received 5 and assorimont of hit wy ich. aim at our usual low prices, at No. 460 Sey- enth street, cp posite Post O ice. near F. fe 37 3m ‘THE UNIO: 4 MEETING Wi be mis sides poles jaar ig Week inthe sachs Tity-and H streets: commanotay oc ts orosek eae! ly o'cioo! Snd continued but'ons hour. is 2” M. BETA NY; spoaye.s Ssae anagset see ees cannot these, actrees ae ene aperes 4 RITE ass rasan ear ott aak ra Cline Biase consisting in part ol— > Toulet Sets, Pagrks ite ‘silers, is oatas: ant Cake Baskets, loo Pirchers, Castors and . ‘Tim Coffee and Tea Uras, Chafing ioe Bice Gpaoe, Senge, ‘Tea and raises, ‘Tress, Waiters Feet Sets, Wer vagntes Sie tah ¢-009til 96 - mar é-Ty,80 LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. OFFICIAL DISPATCHES. PARTICULARS OF THE OCCUPATION OF NASHVILLE. The Secretary of the Navy yesterday received aletter dated Cairo, February 27th, from Flag- Officer Foote, who says : Lbave ths honor to forward 2 communication just received from Lieut. commanding Bryant, the substance of which I have just telegraphed. The captain of the steamer who brings the dis- patch says that efx miles below Nashville there ‘was a battery on @high bluff, which had mounted fifteen guns, but several of them were thrown in- to the river before the Cairo arrived. He also re- that a strong Union feeling was manifested n and near Nashville, and that Gov Harris, after vainly attempting to rally the citizens and others left on Sunday morning (23d ult.) for Memphis. He also states that the gunboats are the terror of the people at Nashville and at points on the Cum- berland river, and that on hearing of my arrival, supposing the gunboats would proceed immedi- ate.y to Nashville, the enemy retreated panic- stricken. The unusually high water on the river enabling the boats toascend the river was provi- dential. The following is the enclosure in Commodore Foote’s letter: Gunzoat Cairo, Nasnyitte, Feb. 25. Flag Officer A. H. Foote, commanding Flotilla, ‘estern Waters: Sir—Uncertain that my letter of the 23d reached you, I repeat that I departed from Clarksville for this point by the request of Brigadier General Smith, commanding at Clarksville, and arrived here this morning, preceding seven steamboats Ppt an army eommanded by Brigadier General Nelson. ‘The troops landed without op- position. The banks of the river are free from ape hoattle force. he Railroad and Suspension bridges here are destroyed. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, A.C. Bryant, Lieut Com. IMPORTANT FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER. Gunboat Engagement with a Rebel Battery—The Battery Silenced and the Rebels Driven from thetr Guns—Tarce Rebel Regiments Kepulsed with Slaughter—Election in Harding County, Tenn.,—A Union Victory. The following despatch was received at the Navy Department last night : Carmo, March 3, 1862. Hon. Gideon Welles :—Lieutenant Command- ing Shirk has, this moment, arrived from the Tennessee river, and brings fall dispatches from Lieutenant Commanding Gwin, of the gunboat Tyler, a synopsis of which is, that the two Et boats proceeded up to Pittsburg, near the Missis sippl line, where a rebel battery was opened upon them, consisting of six guns, one of them being riled, which were soon silenced by the gunboats. Ninety mounted men landed under cover of the gunboats, and charged upon the enemy, dticlig (hem: sees distance, until they were strongly re cforced, when our pa'ty withdrew to the bo ts. Then three Rebel regiments opened u' +n the gunboats, but were repulsed with great slaughter. The casualties on our side amounted to five killed and missing and five wounded. Lieuten- ants Commanding Gwin aud Shirk, with their commands, bave behaved with great gallantry and judgement An election for town officers has just taken place in Harding county, Tenn., which resulted in 200 votes for the Union and 13 for secession. (Sizned) A.H. Footr, Flag Officer. FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Battimore, March —The Old Point boat which arrived this mo ting brought nothing new. Nothing has been heard of the released pris- oners, no flag of truce having been ri ved. General Wool has refused to permi any more passengers to g © South: The steamer Constitution, on her way up to Newport News was fired” at by the rebels, but not damaged. From Gen. Banks’ Command. 600 to 1,000 Barrels Flour Seized—A Woolen Mill with a Stock of Goods Talen—Kichard Wash- ington a Prisoner. CuarLestown, Ve., March 3.—From 600 to 1,000 bbls. of flour, belonging to the rebels, have been seized and stored here. A woolen mill, owned by Davis, which has been manufacturing clothing was also seized, with a considerable stockof ge ds Richard Washington, orother of the late tna A. Washington, is now confined at Harper’s ‘erry. —————— LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Found at the Railroad Depot, and now in Gov- ernment Warehouse, near the Depot. Marcu 3, 1862 Cap Yates, 220 Regt N Y Vols, 2 boxes and I bbi Sickles’ Battery, 39 boxes Surgeon C 8 Trippler, Medical Director US A, 3 washing machines Capt P Murphy, Van Allen’s Cavalry, 1 box Coma’g Officer 75th Regt N ¥ Vols, 1 box LieutG D Re}inson, 75th Regt N ¥ Vols,1 box Lieut W D Uavis, 43d Regt N Y Vola, 1 box QMG W Ford, let Regt U 8 Chasseurs, 4 boxes Gen M R Patrick, 1 box Col Wilson. 24 Ohio Vols,1 box 8H Williams, Co K Ist Penna Cav, 1 box L W Pierce, Q M 6th Maine Regt, 1 box Gen! Hospita!, 1 box Capt L Beale, 2d Inf'y U 8, 1 box Dr T Dimon, 7th New York, 1 box 8d Regt Mine Vols, 1 box Rev Wiison,3)th Penna Vols, 1 box Col E D Keyes, lith U 8 Infty, 1 bag and 2 bundles Quarter Master 5th Maine Regt, 1 box Capt Benson, 2 boxes shell Maj B F Barker, 43d N Y Vols, 1 bsg and 1 box Capt R © Dwight, 75th N Y Vols.1 bbl A Van Amburg, 27th N Y Vols, I box 8 B Parker, lst Long Is’ and, 1 box 99th Pecna Vols,1 box Miss C Lawrenoe, for Hospital, 1 box W H Covert, 12th N YS T,1 box 8 Bonnet, Califor ,ia Regt, 1 box O F Watts,3sd N ¥ Vols, 1 box P Robbias, 25th Regt, 1 box Capt W H Reynolds, Ist Rhode Island Ba'tery,1 bo: x 5 Capt G W Lumbard, 4’ Michigan, 1 box Q M Snyder, 331 Rogt, 1 box Col J W Be'!, Ordnancé Dept, 2 boxes W H Fletcher, 24 Vermont, 1 box Lieut A De Wriot, 15th New York, 1 box H Henresey, 2d Vermont, 1 box M Smith, 6th New Jersey, 1 box <W Merrill, 3d Now Jerasy,1 box J i Guilick, Ellsworth Zovaves, | box W &Ai Fish, i7th Rost, 1 box A Ernest, th New York,1 box W Wiermer, tith Regt, 1 box 5 8 Tilley, 2d Vermont, 1 box RS White, 24 Vermont, 1 box W'S Rutler, 1ith Penna, 1 box John Smith, 4th New York, } box J Adams, 22d New York, 1 box Sth Vermont Volunteers, 1 box C H Vosburg, 18th New York, I box Mth New York,1 box @ 8 Woodruff, 5th Conn Vols, t ha’f barre! M Hoyle, 15th Mass Vois, 1 box JH Leonard, } box Capt W Horseford, 18th New York Vols, 1 box Gen McCall, Penna Reserves, 12 boxes A Love, 44th New York Vols, 1 box W H Smith, 90th Regiment, 1 b x US Sanitary Com. 2 boxes ands bbie Persons calling for this freight will please say th’, it is edvortized. D. H. RUCKER, & 4-lw.85 Quartermaster and Colonei, (ion of vey Bigite*EN D SALE . 6th and C sts., Washington. rear Brown's Hotel. ‘ersons > su at all times be aco: jodated with Horeesand « arreces for Hire, ‘Sale, ‘Exchange, or at Liv b om th. ‘Kiso for sale's splendid Jet Bisek Harness ard Also several pair Horses and Sutler’s Wagons for eale, tr i cash. ALBERT Belen agent. oY °F Mah, Appi t© DAYTON’S LEMON BISCUIT! DAYTON’S LEMON BISCUIT! DAYTON’S LEMON BISUUIT! Are sold by KING & BURCHEL corer Vermont avewue ol P. WHI and 13th st. L.A, shipre sae y fo s71w RY FEET! THE RUSSIA WATER PROUF Boose esos ss wai (ae resins PRO. Ls Invit! ‘uulers the bidder is * oFFiIciaL. Asnaxaw Lincoun, President of the United States of America : To All Whom it May Concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that GzaHard Larsson has been sppointed Vice Consul of Sweden and Norway, for the United States, to reside at Chicago, lilinois, { do hereby recognize him as such. and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such funotions, powers, and privileges as Gre allowed to the Vice Consuls of the most fsvored nations in the United States. In testimony whereof, I have oaused these letters to be made patent. and the seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given under my pandas the city of “——e ii the 27th da: A.D. {t, 8.) andof i ‘independ: lence of Uni ‘States of America the tn pia @ LINCOLN. 7 Wiztiam H. Szwanp, Secretary of State, WANTS. TED-T : ots ADPIY we Thawte, CA DIES fer the =2. ~ WANTED—4 COOK, to ML colores at 356 H atfoot cornerol anne ANTED—A good WOMAN COOK. used to WwW the work in gating. asO8 ; alse GIR for es given 01 hing and ironing. wag ¥ Be347 Pacaverus Oo" mné ata RUGGIST.— Wanted, by s young man, 8 SIT- UAT. On in 8 drug 3 business for three ears. Pleas ress "A. I ” office of Evening Star. WANTED—A DRUG CLERK, sieo, a Youth handwriting, civing tolersaae beer peo ar ; Star Office.” © + Amn este __. iia 8 ANTED—By a respectable woman ; Wantse todo general housework copkeeel where she o: M. $100 —AGENTS WANTED TO OPEN 3.22 office avd take the wholesale agency, in every State, for all of Lioyd’s Great Military Maps, used by our Commander-in Chief. T! cheapest maps inthe world. A fortune can be made on there = in nem tate. 3,000,000 copies of one of my maps have already been sold. Also a man to «9 to California, England and Cuba. Agents aiso wanted in every pounty andin every regimegt in ourarmy. Send for circulars, J.T. LLOYD. _mh4-imd&wif78 164 Broadway, Kee York. WARE A good COOK, WASHER, and references \ Apply at No- 00 Third ates wont oon 0. between B and’ streets north mh 3-St* OUSE WANTE, pose of & small or six room 2 or Isiand, may Feet oe eres ee rt ington. mh 3t ERS WANTED.—I will give fro! O'pota treat ars ‘or Letters written by Gen" Washington, and a fair price 3 Old Letters writ- ten by celebrated Americans, Revol uti Ce- sadeens Dostrrn, Oiris 5 Lome fer Addreat au Ns OBERT SPRING, 643 N. lfth street, Phil. = his, Kare Booke and Pamphlets on Amrice LJ of thi the, & oL.ccelee srenee bought. ED—F riod wv ore dainies WORE, Tor whiche like es! ra ly, for oh & " oral rent will be paid. Apply’ to JAMES McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, fe23-6t ANTED—One thousand (1,000) gross of wi, and fr ale BUTTLES of various sizes. which cash will be paid. Inquire of ANDE: & CO, at Hawley & Maughiin’e Portable Tent Depot, corner of Tenth and # streets, Washing- ton, D.C. fe 23-lw* ANTED—To have every one krow that thi p, find the beat svook of Clothing. Hate and Cx it the very lowest rates, at SMI Ez. No. 469 Severth street, nelow F. je 27-3m Ww ANTED—To ergagea GENTLEMAN famil- iar with Washitgton city, to Siend K 80) out door business. Apply to JOHN IRWIN, Room No. 4, 476 7th st. fez? ANTED-Three good STABLE HANDS, and one Msn to wash carr! p2ply to W.C. HAZEL, Beall street, between Rligh and Congress, Georgetown. bt USICIANS WANTED FOR 18ST CAVAL- RY BAND—Une first c’'ass Musician, caps- ole of composing and arr: a gg age instruct ing and leading @ mounted . Also. ht orten good Musici: Term of enlistment $ years; the usual pay, clothing, &c., of the regular service given. Wanted also six or eight Trumpet- era Inquire at Regimental Heasquareer , Camp © prague, Washington, D. C.. (late ry Rhode * t i KELCOSSY aa} st Island Reg’t,)of Lt, J. Cavalry. ©” Ww market. ready to pay cas. iy - ee dows toon Be i he BUSHEY, 428 Seveote et between G aad H sts, |T ED—Every person to k: that I am in read an for sil les * de,) i vad : eae i#,) Dealer in New an Py 3 'T: tiers and Soldi know can buy CAMP STOV WARE cheap of Hd GREGORY 307 Pos, avenue, is ANTFD—A PURCHASER for a new u | eo nd will hol Stow of seal or hal: PRE wood. Inquire at corner 9th ant I sts.. at HAGERMAN 8 Grocery fe 25-e0st™ ANTED—From April 1, 1962 for 8 permanent Ww resid 8 small CO TTAGE HOUSE. a“ to 6 rooms.) either in Wa-hington or own. ent must Se moderate, Referenors v jon— able. APR by letter or psrsopally to R. P. THIAN, No. 17 First street, Georgetown, D. C. fo 27-2awlm* '‘D.—We are now. bu: SECON. FURNITURE, STOV B- rf which wo f rq e is! h pr! 5 ies declini ou! ing, & surpius of furniture, wi!l find it wantege to give us 6 call, mo. 20, SSRI F 2508 hii De Sth cA RORRS. re- use, @ best busi et Al Dae AP IUR NSS Nate maleate 13-tf } ROBT t! mh 3 3t® H TOT! PUBLIC, t ‘ AVING to cher eee eho 5 ar- » We are obi to sell for 'e he to retain the liber J been pedtowed upon ss bration eae our (Branch of P, Tiernan & mh 8-3t Roy Blue Cloths, Fisna s. and ¢ jimeres. ravats. Neck Ties, tloves, Hose, Um- Soe Bucket Handkerohiete, Undershirte, Oor Northern and Eas‘ern correspondente send us new supplies daily, One pr ce only. the actual cash standard value, 5. marked in plsin figures. aa apentions stock isourg no obls ri to Pimh S-tr Penn. avenue and Ninth st, ECIDED BARGAINS! Trish Li all . Goin Sasi sae iehaeear a ‘odueed in the Uni TOPE, 2 Caxton’s Stitohed Linen Shirt Besome’ various alee veg se 188, i Brillants and Cambrioe; all qualities, nee res d et new O81 ed (dicey 1s for early Spring Wear, plain Buren che actual cach value, marked in mh 3 6t Penn. avenue and RARE SHANE OFAN ENTREES. Por pasioneraconipes PERV Re Nee sty io Baker wane? ea ots. mn a Hlavine fetter COA OM ase Oil Companies inthe United ‘States, we oon Coal O11 whole; ‘and retail, cheaper than oan ne Wey Seer aie mh 1 im* “_Gorn-r streets. D#4D ANIMALS. ‘Maron's bares on potogtbeing loft ar ith ere should be hea is loge: Pett Saat” Ricita M4¥0R* orice, | ASH ING’ Pi ihe sesnend ar Iz o'slook Mt om Wed construction , : i, Aeon am M. 6OTTSCHALK. R has ths honor to announce that ME GOTTSOBAL KS onls two GRAND CONCER id ae oe 4 RIB" ENTS Se huaren Gh and ne MR GOTTSCHA y bas received from the New York — Paiedeiptio their warm ap- iif heetimasto of hia talent Sena e ation of the ‘zeal with which he has cultivated extraorc inary gifts. Lhe Concerts he is now giving in those cities are meeting with immense GOTTSCHALK’S First Appeararce in Washington Will be aitemaed with anipieand oom Si hia patrons. The principal Aytists of the Acad: emy of Music, New Yorg, including SiG’A ISABELLA BINKLEY, SIGS. BRIGNOLI, MANCUSI, SUSINI, have been engaged to give first-class prominence to the vooal department. “And. that the entertain- = may inck nothing for want of the supervision of an experienoed and compete t Maestro, MR MAX MARETZERK tire Musical Direotion. mission is fixed at one dollar. ener SP cents extra. Meats for either of the two Gottechsl& Concerts can be secured at Mr. letzerott’s Music Store, corner of lith street and ‘ennsylvanis avenue, commencing to-morrow (We inesday,)3 5. m. = open at 7's ; Concert to commence st 8, A BUR A Cc — 7 Fs ERBURY HALL! in Wi and itertanm: hi splendor ned imaguitade any titeg of the ei = cryin in <vashingten The immence company STANDS FIRST IN THEIR LINE! By request of msny patrons of this estsbieh- ment, the m@nagers have re enraged the LEONI PANTOMIME LEONI PANTOMIME COMPANY, * COMPANY, FOR ONE WEEK LONGER! This wil! be I>" POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.£0 ‘This troupe ap; ay — 4 sate more Monday, last Week of the CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! CANTERBURY MINSTRELS! TO NIGHT, The Pantomime ROSE OF SHARON. ROSE OF SHABON. And an immense bill in which i the Artists appear he funny Bob Hitler? “ie glo e ful 4 ri tricities ofA. J Tzibot! The Dick Parke: 001 veal of The besatafal 50) tse Bele val! The charming of ye ee The daring ey: Ward! Asriipateiaa tea ie teens Fhe did vir ipny danos Want Admission 25 cents ; Urohester © cents, Afternoon Bnutertesmment For Ladies and Faahes, on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- _ NOONS, at? o’clook, Mra. M. Powell; coraer. 10th sitet and Mame. qhusctts avenue, received a splendid Silk Drees on ey. ‘Admission 2 osnts ; Children 1 cents. mh 4-6t ai SOMETHING NEW! MAGICAL ILLUSIONS! Phantasmagoria Views of the Wet For 3 Few DaJs only, atthe Youne Mzn’s Cugistian A sociation Rooms, QOpoosite Brown's Hotel. Commencing TULSDAY EVENING, March 4, dmission 25 cents ; Children 15 cents. rs open at 7:4; Ex..ibition commences at 8 o'clock precisely. mh 3-6t* P. T. BARNUM’S MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS! Change of Location to PHILHARMONIC BALL, Open This and Every Day during the week. The Wonderful ALBINO FAMILY, endtha MYSTERIOUS WHAT IS IT, wi LEVEES FOR LADIE , ® ILLES, AND FAMILY PARTIES Each Day, from 10 a, m. Pm. And at Night in conjunct: on with the CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! Admission 2 cents; children and servants 10 cents. LS NE SETAE PRILAZARMONIC HALL! PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE, Asove 11TH St. CAMPBELL MINSTRELS! SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS! me New Programme Every Night! iB connection with CABINET OF CURION TIES. REBIRO Fawn + WHATISIT? Grand Matinee Bvery Wednesday and Sat urday Afternoons. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, mh l-lw HINGTON MUSICA L—PR. CONCERT Ryeay Nie Te 5 orsioa 2 . m. Best of Refreshmeats. Fine Fé a Open all At the ee corner — tne Gen rm I eonen a pposite ‘the Naticest Brown's, aed Clare iotele. fois im* * inden Hi Ww, ER5 SHINGTON ACADEMY OF mysic, IN. AVENUE, (SouTH Sipg,) No. 259, Sth 10th sts. ood c noc SEAR: re e order, ‘ol ma nt \. 7. HENRY ROSENTHA feb7.1m os Prop ae A ATIONAL AMPHITHEATER, in@’s K vu N. AV. AND E St., Near Willards’. Sole Lessee and Manager BBUCIBLO EGE = Tom ~~ of In bis bch’ ago y | A, ! rake eta, 75 cents; Dreen ; s Gol- PS ments AUOTION SALES. a tettene THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. f (rorgetorem, DO HE STC or ar L GROCERY at Avctiox—On WE DaY MO IN@, Sth instant. at 10 o’olook. | wil’ sell in front of the auotion roome, the stook of a retai, Gr: comprising the usua. variety kept i rerprotabie ‘ing the Fixtores, Sosies, Cou: ves, 4&0 ,&0, = — THOM‘S POWLING, Avot. By J.C MoSUIRE & CO Anctio WELLING HOUSE ON “WARYLAND ND Orn Sra W MDNESDAY AFT OR Prstic Acctiox.—On W OUN. h Sth, at 4 00 ook, on the we ahali coh thatrtes tai cf Lak eeehet ee are D. fronting 22 feet on Mary and avenue, ween Sthand 6h ste. west, ronning back im” feet 3 inches to a wide alley, together with the im- provements, oon: gigspe-stecy frame dwe img house with back butik ing. and oconteining 7 "Perms: One-haifoash; the remainder in, ¢, 4 Se a aT, secured by & deed of on remises. mht fC. MeGUIRE & CO, Avots, MAES#AL’s SALE —ia irtue of & writ | eri iscias, rssued from the oi of the cirout court of the District a county of Washin one rT oash, id cow ui feroh tag. at 12 0" C ir t's right, title, clasm ne ‘Ss ore yy fronting on reet weet, P eirecks thereo: scbeio feat orm fee ears enone feo e S. Marshal D.C. _FUTURE DAYS. UIRE & © ),, Auctioneers. ¥ BRICK DWEL- Ar Bai i, at 4 o’elock, on the ines, we shall sell Lot 0. 12,in Square No. 4%, iropting 25 feet on Six: Street west, between G and H streets vorth, ng back 8 fest to an alley, together with the its, consisting of & two-story brick ase, with brick bakery attached. Terme: One- fourth cash, the remainder in si tweive, and eighteen months, with int: bra deed of trust on the premises ‘Title perfect. fend J C, MeGUIRE & CO., Ancte, BOV LE ISUNAVOIL LY potieseal ta nnes Dtof the rain uuu THU RE bat AFTERNOON, March sth, same hour and aoe. Pinr4@ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Aucts, NOTICE —BAILIFP'S SALE.—By virtue of an order of distraim from John M. Yours, inst the good: d cha of ; or stable rent, d reoted, I have, th: jaro! and taken ove’ Gray Mare. oueGray Ba) Horse, and jheraby give notice that on SAT- UKDAy MORNING. Maroh 6th insta t. et Ii o*olock, in front of We!i Barnera’s avetion store, | shall otfer the said horses at public ssie to the highest bidder lor cxeh, j BUSHER, Bailid mh $-3: By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. prcenrrony SALE OF THE ENTIRE Fornitrre, Errect<, axp Goon Witt oF mE Cray Horet, in tule Cit: —On THURS- AY MORNING, March @th, at 1! o’clook, in Hail of the Clay Botel, on Penns sive} Svenue, herween 3' and ty streets, we | eel a highest bidder the entire Furniture eote and Good Wi)! of the Clay Hotel, contain. ing about one hurdred rooms, and Going an excel leat business. Immediate possession will be given,es the pro- noo bas made his arrangements to engage in other ness, is: One half cash: the remainder in two, !X months, e&tirfactorily secured with J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Avots. M SHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of Geri 188 under lien i8w, issued from the Clerk's of the Cireuit Court of the District of Co- lumbis. for the county of Washington, and tome rected. | will expose to pubiie sale, for oaah. in ront of the court Louse door of said county, on RIDAY, the 2ist day of March ‘wext. tea, att o’oiock m, the following descri-ed Pi rty, to wit, viz :—All defendan ‘s right. title. c aim or in- terest in snd tos oertisin dwelling on = No.8 a" smh Ar ‘0. 9, in square No S77. in the cit; 5 seized Bnd levied upon es the re Biius Viedt.an‘ will be sold to eatiat? judio 380 to October term. 1857, in favor of Joi T, Walker, Bi fe 25-dts BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ECOND GRAND BA Fr Ti - TRIDGE BUND ERS OF Tub co - Y LUMBIAN ARMOk¥,—The memvers er pounce totheir tients ‘andthe public thst, they wil: give their sroond Granc Ball « Temperance Hall,on TUESDAY, Marom if'h. Tickets 21) Sim:tung a geatiomsn end ladies, —. ruculars in future advertirement, 'y order cf Commuates, 1t* 35 iad tt a ME 6TH GRAND COTILLON PARTY ven er anc On FRIDAY EVENSNG: Merch 7 ~ 14 OMEN C€ Bt 84 O'clock. Music by Prof, Arth’s fuli band. Tickets @1, sdmutting « gentieman snd indies. _mhi iw" PROF. C.F. BARNES, Manager. May the name of Andersom meer wither, Nor the shrine of his glory grow dem ! i bie 2 MEMBERS OF THE ANDERSON Club take grea: pleasure in annoui to their many friends and the pabiic 3 Ig feat cher wu give their TRD ERAND, STD Ae waatass ate Comm: nities pies © {hem ves ti hing updone that wi! pirasure of those wh: been ene ‘who may honor them with their rine oclevrated Cotilion Band bas for the occasion. Tiok 1, admitune a centieman and indies. 00, Menagers. P, Kelly, 7 5 J’ Hughes, Hi. Reeside, "mh 1 3t*_ RO) . F. BARNES’ FASSBIONAB’ Pb tichic ichbENYy Ete every Tuceésy and Fridar- — evening 8*8 o'clock, Music by Prof. tow ¢ twill be let for Balls, Parties, ve. Mh ‘em persnce &e. Apply as THE EAR DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, Oculist and Aurist. (Late of Clinton Pisce, New York,) Can be consulted on all Diseases of the EYE AND EAR that require medical or surgical operations. Dr. Von Moscuzisxun is the inventor and intro- ducer into the medical practice of the BTHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, for the treatment of obstinate cases of DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. tomers by calling and examining our superior patent. Office hours from 98, m. to? p. m.and from ste 5pm, F ARATE TS N - ». 987 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE.