Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. ee riew.—After having for many years printed tao tus of letters remaining uncalled for in the office of this city, (under the law author- Eine their publication fn the newspaper having the largest circulation within the usual delivery of the office,) th prietor of the Star bas at length felt com to decline thelr further Insertion, because of the great space they have come to occupy, and of the fact that for months past be hax been forced to lay over on each occasion, when printing og Spat of which woul! acanen ponte = tLe law allowed him for the letter lidition to this positive pecuntary loss by their insertion since those lists bave come to be as large as the New York city letter lists, they have entirely—on the day on which they were eleated his purpose of making tbe Star ‘ws being its well-known 3 AxustMents To-Nicur. Wittarns’ HaLt.—Select readings by Mr. J. E. Murdoch, the popular and accomplished actor, embracing selections from Shakspeare, f. Buch- anan Read, Hood, Dickens, Tenneyson, and other popular writers. Opp FeLtows’ Hatt —Sanford’s great opera troupe in an Immense programme of burlesque fun and comic, the entire company appearing In various pieces, operatic and otherwise, all put upon the stage iu the first-clasx style which bas characterized the same representations at San- ferd’s Philadelphia Opera House. Mrs. Anna Bordwell, the charming singer, to-nigbt FrRanxcin Hatt.—An attractive festival for the benefit of St. Paui’s English Lutheran Chucr. Handsome lseses, 2 grand supper, and an unlim- ited degree of genuine enjoyment. Canrersvry Hatt —Fourth night of the new company, with Miss Julia Mortimer, the Dele- vante brothers, Neil, and all the other stars in a buge bill of songs, ballads, dances, burlesque and trapeze performances. An eniargement of the erchestra and otber extensive improvements, with the new troupe, render Cauterbury a most attractive resort. Mesicat Hatt —Open all day. Free concerts atSo’clock. Excellent refreshments, &c. AcADEM) OF Music.—Free concerts at 4 o’clock, embracing selections from the most popular operas, superior refreshments, &c. Onraan’s Count —Tuesday, the case of Jobn Law, late of Washington, D.C., agt Loyd N. Roger, executor of Mary Parke Custis, was again brought before the court. The case has been decided upon in this court, and an appeal was taken to the Supreme Court of the United States. The decision of the Or- in’s Court as to the legacies in the will of Parke Custis, was returned, confirmed by the Sapreme Court. The question came up on Tuesday upon a petition asking that the admin- iutrator de bonis nom of Mary P. Custis shall be required to collect and pey over sald legacies, or that his powers be revoked Messrs R I. Brent and Henry May 2ppeared for the petitioner; and Mr. Campbell, also of the Baltimore bar, for respondent Rogers The Court holds the case under consideration. It has been several times before the Supreme Court The case of Campbell vs Campbell's executors and others, wes taken up, Involving the question of the widow's right to her dower in the person- al property of ber busband, as to which he had died intestate—she having accepted legacies left ber in the will. The Court decided that the wido® is not barred by the reception of Jega- eles under the will, and sustained his decision by quoting several decisions of the Supreme Court of Maryland, tbat the widow standing by the will of ber husband, with the estate thus taken, was as a purchaser for valuable considera- tion, and was therefore dowable In the personal estate not embraced inthe will Messrs Fendall and Wiley for the petitioner; Stone and Matting- ly for the respondent. The question has never before been decided in this Court, end the bar was divided upon the question Since the de- cision of the case, 2 number of the older mem- bers of the bars of the District and Maryland bave coincided in the opinion of the Court. Firru Poxice Disraict, defore Justice Thomp- son.—The following cases, not bitherto published In the city newspapers, have been disposed of at the office of the police magistrate of the fifth dis- trict: Sam’l Strother, a lad, charged with break- ing open a letter and stealing therefrom a gold dollar; jail for further hearing A Aglev, arrested by Corporation Policeman Hurdle, ard charged ‘witb selling liquor without license; fine and costs $20.55. Alfred Simmons, arrested by the eame officer, for hawking and peddling without H- cense; fine and costs $20 91. Mury Read, arrested by Officer McDevitt, for begging in the streets; workhouse 60 days T. L. Hume, arrested by Officer Kelly, charged with injuring a tree on Pa. avenue; $5 91; also, with resisting the officer in discharge of his dutv; bail forcourt. T. Williams, charged by Officer Shedd with fast riding In the public streets; $5 55. Michael Stenson, charged by Officer Kelly with the same offense; &5 94. Owen Finley and Henry McDermott, two news venders of pagnacious habits, charged by Officer Kelly with disorderly condact and fighting In the street; fined $1 91 each. ~ Trve Meair —Prof. Alexander Wolowski, the well-known pianist ard vocalist, bas introduced jately in Washington bis new and original sys- tem of imparting music, and bas met with the Inost flattering success, not only in gaining pupils, but in proving that his new method 1s of great and pecular merit. He explains the plano and the science of music to each pupil thoroughly, as well as the true nature of music. He leads his — on, band in band, almost with himself, and enables them to execute music in a very short time, thus saving — usnally bestowed upon ‘elementary instructions. Prof. Wolowski is aiso a vocalist of very high cultivation, and possesses reat skill in teaching tbe vocal art. Those who Five any desire to learn music in its perfection speedily and easily should not neglect to embrace this ae by calling at bis, mew residence, No. 451 Tenth street, between E and F streets, west side. Potitcz.—The Second Ward patrolmen reported the following cases tried by Justice Clark yester- day :—J ime Jones. col., for indulging Ina street fight; fined #241. Adelaide Alexandra, do.; dismissed. The Third Ward patrolmen reported F Riard, drunk; dismissed. John Arteezer, selling on Sunday; do.,—by Justice Walter. Chas. Harris, col. , drunk and profane; fined $1 91. Elizabeth Smith. col ,do ;do $1 58. Jobn Faban, creating a nuisance; do. $5.9). Jobu Hogan, larceny of bis wife's feather bed; dismissed. C. W. Don- aldson, driving through a market; do. Edw’d Coughland, drunk; fined $1.91. Chas. Ellis, col., lareeny; dismissed for want of evidence—by Jus tice Clayton. John Lee, drunk; turned to the military. The Fourth Ward petrolman reported James Shields, assaul*; dismissed—by Justice Johnson. Edw’d Cropley, drunk; tined #1.9i1—by Justice Clayton. Scpaewe Covert, March 12.—No 170. John A. Washington et al., plain'iff in error, vs. Mablon D. Ogaen. Trustee of the Chicego Land Compa- By. ‘be argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Fuller, for the defendants in error, and concluded by Mr. Arrington, for the plaintiifs ia error. No 172 Chas. Goodyear and the Union India Rubber Company, ——. va. the Beverly Rubber Company. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Merwin for the appel- Jupex Crawrorp, we regret to hear, isin very feeble health, and it is not probable that be will be able to resume bis seat on the bench the pres- ent term. The court bas been adjourned from day to day this week by the Clerk, Mr. John A. Smith, in person. It is stated that the law pro- vides fa an eme: y like the nt for an ad- from day to day for the period of one ‘week. which one of the Judges of the Cir- cuit Court is authorized to act as Judge of the Criminal Court. Fiste Warp Potices Caszs ee Tise, va- t; workhouse 30 days. Rachel Miller, for a disorderly bouse, was arrested but dis- on her promise to leave the city by the frst train, aad not return. Dennis and Margaret Dacey g-ton a bust, and acting in a very disorderly manner, were sent to the work- house to pass the remainder of the spring months; that is, for 60 days. Fourta Wann Sration Cases.—Before Jus- tice Walter —Robert Richbardsen, — at. ing; dismissed. J. H. Collins,drank; #1. Eliza Lynch, do; dismissed. Andrew Gassaway, (cold) found sleeping in thestreet; held for con- sideration. Thomas Little, drunk A. Ander- son, James 0. Melia, and George Wheeler, do.; tarned over to the military. Navication oF 14 Potomac —Since the rais- jag of the blockade a large number of vessels have arrived here with a ed coal, it ‘wood, oysters, army steres, &c , and there are daily arrivals. 4 ; Prasons desiring the new style of « over- coats, fue prvnscg ten or any Phinda Fo of ready made clothing, af the lowest prices, should not fail to call upon Mesers Bar & Brother, cor- ner of E and Seventh streets Szconn Warn Station Uases—Before Justice Clark —Johneon Doolittle, C. A. Bayden, and E. A. Lindsley, soldiers, disorderly; tet over to es military. W.M. Coftield, di y: Sned Tue Gexerat Conrannxce of the Methodist Protestant Church meets in Georgetown, D. C., and not Georgetown, 8. C, 2a stated, In May Gzoncrtown PoLice Caszs.—Before Justice Paxton, for Reaver —James ‘was fined $23. M: f 4 snc esnciiteesae Fast End. Posure, wit! that the distr mh 12 2.* mar S-lw* Brandret ington, D. C. dozen. day by J. L. grocers. fe 27-3 fe 17-f size. to size. dist, 436 Pen and.a-half and ed the en and, in fact, that no Rubber each. latest scientific is Corner New Jersey avenue and E street, Silver Plated Ware. and “take your cholce.for one dollar.’’ sold in the year 1861. them. Sold at No. 2 are invited to oe Tua Ispian Hers Docto From Canada, will describe diseases patients the nature of their complaints or iLl- neas, without receiving any informa- tion from them jon le No charge for Consultation or Ade We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life: With Blood our hands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Our Father—whom ell goodness fills, Provides the means to cure all ills; The simple Herbs beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our pain complete. A simple Herb, 2 simple Flower, tment ings bh touching powe: ‘bese, these shall » G aching ic Of change and —_ -— on Galas - Room No. 11, Washington ng, Penn. av- enue, corner of 7th pm Sie Canadian references of the Indian Herb Doctor: Sir E. Heads, Governor of Canada. Hon. Hy, Stearns, Mayor of Montreal, C. E. Hon. Geo. Rall Hon. John Butch Hon. J. B. Robiusoy. Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor of Hamilton, C.W. Hon. W. Matthews, of . W. lon. W. Barker, Mayor of Londen, C. W. W. Savage, late Col. of srtbarssad fp H. P. Dwight, Supt. of Montreal Tel pb. J. Taylor, Justice of the Peace, Toronto, C. W R. H. Crook, Alderman, Toronto, C W. j Urqubart, Surgeon, Toronte, C. W. Way 1s it Tuat Cristapero’s the Best in the Worlc? Because eminent chemists say so! Because it contains no osustic compounds! Because it wears longer than Quy uther! Because it operates instantancously ! CRistapoRo’s HatR PRESERVATIVE, Is invaluable with his Dye, as it impsrts the ut- most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the Hais. Price & cents, $1,and $2 per bottle, according confused ideas, b lessneas and sleeplessaess absence of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, emacia- tion, low spirits, disorganization or paralysis of the organs of generation, palpitation of the heart, the concomitants of a nervous devilitated state of the . To insure the genuine cut this out. Ask Helmboid’s. Take no other. Cures guaranteed. in another column. feb4-tf Inpia Russzx voops, India rubber Sheets for ing children’s beds. family be without; 75 cents each. Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. Ponehes and Blankets combined, $2.50 Cuntrat Guarpsovse Casas—Before Justice Clark —Wm. H. turned over to the military. M. Jones, Albert M: Peter Brooks, Margaret Wilson, for Racjaens $2 94, and being unable to pay the amount ws sentto the corporation boarding house at the So.prers, ATTENTION !—Pain, disease and ex- h a bot climate. muddy water and bad diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with Holloway’s Purifying and Strengthening Pil's you can endure all these and still retain health. Ouly 25 cents per box. a Gen. FLrMine’s wonderful destructive shell exhibition south of the President's Mansion on Thursday evening at 5 o'clock precieely. the most reinarkable discoveries of the age, show- ing at a glance its destructive efticiency when used in sea or land warfare. The President, heads of Departments, Senators, members of Con- gress, foreign ministers, and secretaries of lega- tion are expected there, with the reporters of the Senate and House, and those of the city press also. with a little million of good Union ladies. Al are cordially invited to assist in glorifying our late brilliant achievements. it Dr. Von Moscuzisxer, OcvList anp AuRIST. Dr. Von Moschz'eker gives his entire attention to the medical aud surgical treatment of the eye and ear. Deafness of the longest standing removed both by medical and surgical operations on the rinciples, which have proved ng malady of deafaess, and all the diseases to which the ear is subjected, are ux curable as those which attack any other part of the body. Dr. M.’s operai by the entire faculty, and in fect Dr. M. would leased that medical men should witness bis od for the removal of deafness. gical operations to restore sight. sylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s. Coat O11, Coat UOin, Coat Orn !—I am now farnishing the trade with the best quality Kero- sine Oil for 30 cents. S. W. O’Laveutes, Washington. Dror 1n at the -‘People’s Dollar Store,” 438 Penaosylvenia avenue, near Four and-a-half street. Examine the splendid assortment of Jewelry, and mammoth Gold Pens, BranDRetR’s Pitts. —One million nine hun- dred and twenty boxes of Brandreth’s Pills were Let those who require a cleansing, innocent Vegetable Medicine, use ths Pilis, which have stood the test of experience, and are approved by all who use of Vanal street, New York. Branch office corner Ninth and E streets, Wash- P. $.—Sutlers supplied by the mar S-lw FamiLime who have never used Boston crackers those manufactured fresh every yton. Sold by all respectable jaz ALL PERsons can Gnd the best stock of Cloth- ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at Smith’s, No. 470 Seventh street, near F. OUR MOTTO. Mayor of Quebec, C. E. inson, Mayor of Toronto, C. W. |, of Brantford, C QUERY. iu the ski Because it nourishes and strengthens the Hair! Because it corrects the bad effects of other dyes! Because its presence cannot be detected! Because it never fails! Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 6 Astor House. New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by ail Hatr Dressers. Price Si, $150 and 83 per box, according to No.l. fe 3 M,W&F Jim Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- Jar; Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- lvania avenue, between Four- ixth streets. Room 7—2d floor. Office hours from 9a.m.to6p.m. Calls made at private realdences when desired. feb 17 TAKE No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE MED- tetnes —For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use Helmbold’s Extract Buchu, which has receiv- ent of the inost prominent bine cians in the United States is now offered to a: humanity as a certain cure for the following dis- eases and abuse of the urinary or sexual organs: General debility, mental and physical imbesility, determination of bleed to head, a, general irritability, rest- atnight, loss of appetite, ri India Ikubper Wareboune, Oe Pa. av., vetween ‘les, drunk; and One of for * tions may be witnessed mb 12-3t# tell Lis Harn Dre is icted See advertisement ty are inva mhT6a Hye instant. by the SELERA Fikes, A ORE Spats aaa God that hath bereit us, iostant, ats iii naae Tp i months, ‘ hter of the aves mornir le streets. feb 1-tf MARRIED. her age. ply feels arate raahnenen te to rs 610 Seventh street, Navy Yard, forall ape on Us son of the eh iia) i as ‘onttend * ie Tale Wiliam to morrow (rriday.) at 0" BOOTS—SHOES! Conxen,Taxru Br, aRP~ Av, me, 4 All Kinds of BOOTS ani SHOES very cheap. eee Dr. Rebert Hunter on atte 1 members of my own warm medicated vapors, It consumption incurable. a treatment the universal fa! and we dally witness even treading the sime downward grave, apparent'y hoping for can reach the affected parts, mia without making direct a ‘The edvautege, then, whic! direct manner to apply any use directly to the diseased be administered in the same The wide publicity which Practice which had so | tions! method of treatmen’ exposure of the old fallacies, consumption inthe city of more than one thousand ti of physicians. the poor by the establishmen' the public mind and prepar: cal science. My next letter will be o which I regard as the first i causes which inevitably end Your obedient servant, Resert Phvasician for Pu Nore.—Dr. Huxten is no W aNTSD JAY COOKE & mh 8 2w I Have on Carter’s ‘ine Wood. which I will del: owing prices : Oak, $9) Pine, 98. As this dering. Urderaleftat 47 Solicit the attention of Civi atock o: jon, worn by the officers oi ties the elegantly wrought BLADES OF SOLINGEN the celebrated Lamascus serviceable BLADtS OF COLLINS, i is being of SILVER. St Prain or Fine OILY, SILVER r EMBO%8RD GILT, » Bud of either r tes of the ectabliahinent for to orders, designs and esi forwarded even more severe than those Nore it is placed blishment. and words. Proprietors of far Am arcrhce Whole: to it Are not superior to any abba DAYTON’S Having "SEAN B WILLanps’ dorms. this with ee hag: Geur ann SILVER COIN nh UNCURRENT BANK NOTSS BY in fibre and finish the pinay ba pa modern types origi design Should an arty Exrraonpinany ELReance, of a richness aud ccs'liness not represented in stock, be required for presentation, tue capsvi! it od will compare yauguiy acd r Bs! to Call at oar ir the Treatment ef grea of the United States, and I have reason to lieve my efforts have been not only approved ae lic, but by all the philant ic and i profession. When, in 1851, I first introduced the direct treatment of lung diseases by the inhalation of was the universal practice to r medicines into the stomach and to torture the external walls of the chest by s¢- tons, isswes, and tartar emetic and croton oil tulations If this cruel practice bad even limited degree proved beneficial, there woul bave been resson for its continuance, but what was tke fact?’ Why bronchitis and asthma were among the approbrti medrcorum, and the universal verdict of mankind had pronounced s It not strange, then,tbat any can be ©o weak as still to hope for cure from us- !lure of which pro- duced this very sceoticism as to the possibility of curing these diseases by any meant? Yet,so if ts; intelligent patients road to an inevitable benefit to the last. Now, !n all chronic diseases of the lungs med- icines given by the stomach must fail for the sim- ple reason that they do not reach the seat of the malady. Inthe earlier stages of consumption, and fn all cases of bronchitis and asthwsa, the dis- ease is purely local, being confined to the air- tubes and air-erlls. No solid or liquid medicine and all experience proves that, unless they are reached, cure is im- — And in this respect ungs are not different from t diseases of the those of other parts. We could not cure even a simple chronic opthal- ppl jeation. I claim for inbala- tion Is that it enables me tn the most simple and medicine I wish to rts. It basa double merit, because medicines inhaled act not only on the lining membrane of the air tubes and cells within the lungs, but also more powerfully upon the blood than the same medicines would if given by the stomach It combines all the advaniages 6f a local and a constitutional treatment, and sums up all that science hes yet discovered forthe re- Nef of the pulmonary invalid. Indeed, it is not possible for me to conceive that the art of medi- cine can ever add to the efficiency of this treat- ment beyond the discovery of new medicines to manner. the liberality of the press enabled me to give to these views, at last pence the eyes of the public to the fatal error ol long prevailed, and they began to see that it was not the disease which was incurable, but the treatment which was false. The effect was to cut off pretty gen- erally the wholesale use of nostrums by the stomach, and turn the attention of both physi- cians and patients to inhalation as the only ra- it. What was the consequence? Why, sir, within three years from my introduction of this system and my , the mortality from New York hid di- minished thirty per cent., being a salvation of ves a year! These facts are on record in the City Inspector’s office, where they are made up weekly from the returns now desire to see this practice not only uni- versally acknowledged and adopted by my pro fessional brethren, but its benefits extended to it of bosp.tals for the exelusive treatment of pulmonary maladies in all the large cities of this country. Until this is ac- complished it is my purpose to go on in the great work : bave commrenced—that of enlightening ‘ing it for the estab- lishment of inhalation upon @ solid and enduring basis, a8 one of the greatest discoveries of medi- nm Chronic Catarrh, ink in the chain of is in consumption. Hunter, M.D. Imonary Diseases. 203 Pa. ar., Wa.hington, March 1, 1-62. won a brief profes- sional visit to Washington, and can be seen by all who desire to consuit him at his Rooms, on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel. See his card in another coiumn —__1OST AND FOUND. ___|SECOND EDITION. L 98259 Regedey lot. plain go'd BRACE. Phe hinder wil vi statis? F erect cearion mh ise —————— NY PERSON HAVING Low ORREL we GENTS toesnvass inacd sound | Awan te win coldio sad ordet one OUR MILITARY BUDGET atenot! work ; - $3 | can ee een pformation of her by calling A 85 Aoply at REDMON jatlery, | at the Star Offihe. 1t* io. Qveoue 1t* AME ) MY PREMISES, 7 THE CONTRABAND: ate A SETS. _> a Deoem! way ‘A SITUATION by a young gir! to Cc 1861, Fy de and white CUW. with ber. | Large numbers of negroes from the region of chamber work er to do the werk cfa.| horus ‘Theowner is requested to oom) country recently evacuated by the rebel army are fami'y References given if required. Ad- | Snd prove property. pay charger, Bnd take. drevs *C. J.C..” Star Offire. 1° ond tee ese ee . arrivi.g here daily under military guard. We fee ent Deena s ere saw a single gang of some twenty Sve (of allages $2.50 REWARD —Strared s 50 REWARD —Straved coast and bots sexes) this forencen. They report that * between 22d and 2°d. a white COW, and Calf; both had t eir horns drove *0. 5.0.77 tar Ofie. NT att ANTED—By a respectable young sirl aL IT- pa eneiste reer Benes usework for 8 ams 3 pply al JOHN DALEY’s, rt, 6th and 7th and ae oe ok es j the resident sympathizers with the rebellion there bent, ‘The fieder’ will receive the avove are generally hurrying their negroes South as fast reward by lea: th a ible. . WANTED TO RENT—On or before th feet Cae ee EN le y &contieman ard his wife, a &) ———— manage to escape in this direction, as these bave BoNersiad vlocaine Ni Fon igs: | CUNARD oy cet NaS WILLIAM | Gon + Be is ~ Tey Oe Box 331, Washidgton. = eaiods git wane ‘i iene 7am! horns More than « year age we pointed out the fact ANTED—A BOY (white or col 2 tg AE te yy Pe that the rebellion would soon denude that portion Wines ceneraily ussfal, hem: denpes Tat maestent letecsn ban of Virginia of slaves ; and, nlresdy, more than mm 1 three-fourths of them bave probably left It. 5 REWARD —Lost on the éth, largs bey comm fore! no, }ODORE Foore. $55 ds atin the ie Faces — Last night Commodore Foote was at Calro with his gunboats, preparing repidly for another Saree having fi d 2d etrect a: TURNER'S Onntoe expedition —where, it is not for us to know or “—* sey. Band 2d mh wil bovriven® Apply_at Melt ling Revtaurast, t ent 2 corner of gth street wad Louisiana avenue. = WANTED TO RENT—A swal! HOUSE with seversi sores of ground. withia a few miles of thecity. Immediate poseession desied. +4 dross, with real name and looslity, Box 757, wi ‘ton, PC, mh 13 3.* FORTRESS MONROE. No dispatch came to Washington up to 2 p.m. to-day, from Fortress Monroe, from which It is pesclag on Une 1 bi i irs t] - Rg yown inferred that affairs there remain unchanged. t shoulder. Theo her TNE BLENEER BRIGADE r tand mn ee etic Neg ey Pern eet rz A 4 [ mr. Ju : The protest of the « ffice-s of the ogee and for s Beer wa Te 3, Of | 45°b New York volunteers which you poblish in fis J Owner or owners of the above WANTED-A GARDENER A RMER. MY iMeniua goby d tnaperiaes ety ce mi 3, me ry E DOUGLAS’ Green Housn. opporira the State De- ese A man with 8 fsmily preferred Sh, ies WANTED TO RENT—From the Ist of April fortahe Hi by the year, payabie monthly, s com withi MAR Msre. about 15 hands hich head; aod a ecar on he & sorre! co't, Avont 15 OUSE of 6 er 8 rooms, with ‘garden, ‘ort distance of the city. Any one hwy ‘Sioeitne | your paper of vesterday, could give rise to some S08 may securea careful and perve re request d to prov misu derstandin; ent, tenant by saares ing VR, Box 03 Ps Satake theanwest SPH: NOY | was ctatcencmt’ « hich § eubtiched be Shp Wet rent, &e, ™m ‘mh 13 St* _ DANIEL J GRAHAM. bune, wax signed by the officers of thirteen regi- ANTED—By a young matried man. a SITU- ATION ine seal grocery Onvire tacts | BQH REWARD—Steien ont of the atabie of | Mens. f did not pretend that also the 45th S s sigoed it store. He has had six or seven years’ experience | white Ma Re ite tee ee Bigh My sta’ th 1 & conntry etore. and oan give anti: - fH “ig oe Bee hg ene: Pon erence from his Pri cunlereren te iodeces, with caddie sad paite: The atove reward i false. Fer what poses the otews at the “a 11 be paid for the apsreh-nsion and corvie™ did not sien tt, 1 the thie, or $10 for the return ef. iat aadsion Regering, denser Capt. A. D.C. 43. 4. © LLINS, mh Ii st* G street between 17th and 18th. CONGEKESSIONAL integrity, &e. Adire Washington Dt. Pees ol, al WANTED—at the Gosiicg Pestaurant, 247 Penneyivania avenue, a good WAI fSER— M. R.,” Post Ofee, one who tands his business par'ectiy we y = “ay —_—_o— —_ pope ras auch need apply, Good re.c ones G@suRGHKTOWN ADVERI’MTS!] xxxviraco: GRESS—Second Sessian. TET ANT Oana aes | DUCKBEIN OLOVERD a W Ate tacrrieseevenses “nhnae™ | BY CE REIN cL vee! oe CER D=aT OL — Ramsburg & Ebert, SevATE —Mr Grimes, at the instance of the WANTED—B the fitat of April, aSTORE, on 105 Hion Sraerr, Washington City Coanci’s. introduced a bill to GEORG ETOW. @. amend the charter of thiscity Also. a bill pro- pans nererers of Gente BUCKSEIN | vidirg for the fotare care of the Government e D ie, tira bat no bonus will he paid. Address Box arcu. 2. aires M peel GAUNTLET», anc | water works; both referred to the District of Co- 3536. Washington Port € fii mh 2 4t* WV ANTED—A RY to assist m dining room, ny Allen se lumbia Committee Wei tatehimeelt Kenerally metal. ale PEcoe: Spuntiots made to order. — Te resolution of Mr. Grimes, tendering banks Smads bar teehee Kop Ut 000 Eee REARS TIN == | to Commodore Foote and the officers and men pan ripen Er agnes a mhiza>” | MASSEY, COLLINS & cos onder his command for thei: distingu'sbrd and 1A DRAUGHT ALE. ‘allont service e a 2, We have just received a supply of the above Aie ges oeeredy tak mereka? ae which we reoor;mend to be of 3 very superior @ ‘ty. Persons wisntng to purchase. by maxing mediate application, can be furnish NY WANTED-Two good GIRLS—one to cock ‘wash, and iron. and one to do chamber work ; highest wages wili be paid to girls who will tand a-e hone, oher. and industrious. mmedat ly at 456 Klevarth straet ant H.atM:. DAYTON’s Cracker Ba! mh !2 St up, and was elcquently end forcibly advocated by Mr. G Horsx —S4 joint resolution tendering the thenks eae of Congress to Brigadier General Curtis, and the officers noder bis command, was adopted 2 ms —_— The House resolved itself into Committee of WANTED TO PENT—A lege ROOM or| PROFESSOR A : the Whol- (Mr Co f-x In the cbn'r) and resumed (Rooms. euvtavie fr macha lost purson THE PREMIUM the consideration of the Tax t which was dis- am joor. ait e uy re an. te > 3 S Address Meobaaical.” Yar Ofics. wh S*— | yy. YFASTOR BAKING POWDER. | Sraved,oy Mesure. Richardnon, Stevens, Baker, — d eturrd by FE E ee . WANTED To HIkE-A “OMAN t do 62 worth Fourth ston Piatadepiig” N° SS oook ng and housework in gezer* ‘9 one and No, 153 & Street, New 2 or. Woe'l recom m3nded grod wages wi'l be riven, App! t ‘ At No, 266 atroot, between 13th and iatn. bi je ee Stan ey aon karte R' St HiGus Crug; butts periectly pare and healthy, and, Tue Fexerat or Lre obseq ates of the eut Joseph BS , of the U S. Navy, at St. John’s Chareh, opposite MS WANTED, ins private fsiniy ard in | 8€ 8 culanry p n, isin slidle and invala- -pectanie neighborhvod, for four a abie, At the F : n Cincinrati, there wero a & Parlor and two Bedrooms. (furn: Rumber of “oO 72 On C6xuihition—the | the Presidential mansion, this morning, were of a pes nd Roce ci a comtorsaite DuRe suttees me Brees was eS ae n most impressive character At 1i o'clock, th of strestand between 434 and i2ih stroets : 4, ‘© purest an =] henr named for the funeral, hb wi ion between now and April Ist; rent porta | Kowa. It raise: ‘eet '# it is introduced, oye the chure og crowded with the friends of the deceased officer, and of his fether, the veteran Commodore Smith, Chief of the Burean of Yardsand Docks. Among those assembled to honor the memory of the gal- lant dead were Secretary Welles, with many of the clerks of the Navy Departmen on. Reverdy ren! exosed 9350 Add t et ox Nv Witsout ferme < it, or jeaving any s:diment, rons Fost Ofice Box No. 275, | Sui setains cil the curlaveaneiten athe wheat, pa a ae | i the ordirary f t - —— a bor ‘he orcirary ferment- QWVANTED-A HOUSE with 50r6 rooms, from | Ing prceses. (hence etof Azumea Diced con_ the tet of April, in a respectable neigh dor- much netr: 88 two loaves of yeast hood, either on the Is'and or io the Northern Lib- id weighe 15 per cert more); it keeps moist erties. A permsrent tenai.t may be secure? by ad- | for many dayr, and n-ver Many celebrated dresring J. W. BRUMAGIM, oorver 13th etcoat | physicians, both in this ocauity aud Bmvops, bac a,ande large number of army aud navy and Marylard avenue, Island” mh 1 Tw’, | Lediared thie to bo the cr la tite not rete eel once | officers E oe fc 4 1v.000 families All eyes turned with sympethy to the veteran WANTED—A fize-looking.well eduosted young LADY toattendaclub room Ons who has experience, spsake oifferent ‘anguages, pi! the pisroand hes traveled to some extent world be preferred. Good home apd $100 wages paid by ad- « reasing, for one weex, Box No. 66 vity Post Of- fioe, mh 10-1 w* se MERCHANT ANTED.— 82 will be given to any person i? who wil! prooure the adve-tisera firet liew- a ee tenentcy (infsnt:y, 1m the volunteer ariny ; has had | wach:neton Hayat 10 years czperinnoe in the English army. Address | dice of every deecriptio LAWSON, Washington City Fost O Mice, amount eh pP: ‘Smay Tcquire, w Commodore an@ bis lady, In their deepefficti« The funeral service of the Episcopal Churca was resd by Rev. Dr Pyne, who proceeded to deliver a feeling tribute of respect to the young officer, who, by his correct deportment, frank and gallant bearing and many amiable traits of character, bad endeared bimself to a large circle of friends, and had closed an honorable career by the sacrifice of his life in the cause of hiscountry. Prayer was then offered up; after which « guard of seainen raised the metalic case containing the fant use of the a mbh7-iw TWEEN VD ASHINGTON. diepatea) by the » Banxars, 452 Fittennth street WOOD AND COAL.,~ er wis ry seasoned Oak and iver promptly, at the Wood is already on hand, there can be no d Fe tiapbereenel to those or- Sth street,—up stairs, or at my residence, 566 14th atreet, between B and C streets south, will be at.ended to mh 10 6t* Ss. oO im vorne FOR PRESENTATION TIFFANY & CO.,, Nos. 650 and 552 Baoanwar, New Yorn. And No. 79 Rus Ricuzzizy, Pants, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES, e . W. K. HANDY. c Bud Military Asso- ciations, Commande on Nationa! or State service, Fatnotie Clubs and individuals to their iarge RICH STAFF AND DRESS ARMY AN NAVE swoubs.* 4 ‘Their assortment inoludes the choicest BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURE, identical with those mane ioe Wilkinson. of Lon- 6 British Army, and most approved by experienced European authori- ON THE RHINE, el; the excellent a OF HARTFORD, Besides those of other domestic fabrican ts, ‘The mountings cf the biadee,in all cases exe- outed within the establishine: omy ise all requisite styles of oruamectation, ie it, will be found ver GILT. Bronze, LATED BURNIRHED iL, RicH L-EATHER, ete , with bands of Pain, or SoLtb SILVgR; the GvaRkIs Of the same variety of material jon pattern or OF pal A manuincture of , Bud its gen- i guerantess of ta satisfactory and speedy productiou. In answer tea will be promptly Individuals purchasing Sword: & Co. are informed tha: covers clade te ctboced te tests enjoined by Govern— on sale—the testing blook ~ rf it the. command of thelr’ e ox efe aactt AND BOARDING HUUSES, \o Bbowe establich- Ie eee CROCK ERY: GUT, te Ww : pn hl re te S.: PROPRIETORS ‘Sv BOTELS, ee I wes Ree SS FOWLER & 0. India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. Chins, G ass. and Earth India Rubber ina $1 per pair. mh 11 -3t* 304. Odd Feliows’ Gallas And all kinds of Ku Goods, including Rub- DIES OF WASHIN N. Door huts, Under Shectings for heals sickness EaaS OF WASH NSERR: &e. &c., ot mancfoctarer’s | ices, 2t-H. A. Halls and see if Saiieas ‘ashington, 56 ween @ and H. lite F CE Pay 18 pressred ee eee the body, and bore it from the chérch. It was in imitation of roseweod ard was covered with an American flag, on which a beautifal wreath of white flowers and a number of bouquets were The procession then left the chureh in the fol- lowing erder: The 15th New York regiment, In command of Lieut Col. Colgate, preceded by the regimental a A company cf marines from the Washington navv yard, preceded by the marine band. The pall bearers, viz: Col J. McL. Murphy, Com. J. A. Dablgren, Licut. Wise, Lieut. Parker, Lieut. Muriay, Lieut. G. A. Morris, Lt. Denby, Lieut. McNair The hearse, with the coftin, and a guard of ses- D rt senit.c Ba'timora, JOHN E, WANTED TO REN T—A well-furnished N. W. corver Howsra avd NM, vo . HOUSE ip a central ication, from 10 to 15 | Eamden ats , nearly opporite Camden Stauon B & rooms. Rest of refsrenoes and it gh Address Box 5, Star Uffve. ©°°* "Sst 7" | Office and storage, 562 South Revert street, - o ute Ceuter Market, Washington, D. LD LETTERS WANTED —I will give from 5-1m* . CH. Ag O two to ten aol are for Letrora written by Gen'l | ua —__A. F. FITCH: Agent. _ Washington, aud a fatr p-ice for Oid Letters writ- CLOsine out at cost! ten by celebrated Americans, Revolutionary Ce- lebritie: Presidents. Geuorsis, * om jores, Dooters, Divines, Lawye T SPRING, 545 N. Tw. Rare Books sud Paw S1OO.GAGENTS, SWANTED | To OPEN . offic - ethe wholesale OL . 5 ‘ inevery Siate, for all of Lord's Great Minter wolaiiny Site Maps, used by our Commaiider-in Chitet. ‘The } mt Te SHAN cheapest mspsin the world. A fortuve can be made | SGARES The undersigned, being abon’ to close his bos tore in Washington and return to New York, offers ONE WEEK 0 hia large stock of LADIES &BRYD and PLAIN LI * CHIEFN. and men. on ther oh State 5 10 copies of one | ~ No better opp - 1 The ca” At i r' ¢ mourners, In carr: . wanted in @zerv’ comity and in every regime: llae : Clerks of the Navy Department, and citizens oursriny, Sent foreiveulare. es atin | of merolnnd San n and s rangers, In carrlages’ ‘ -T LLOYD, ‘ saws Rrenue, fea ages The procession, after forming, proceeded to Oak alin Cemetery. In Goageknn, where the body was to be deposited. The deceased, Lieut, Joseph B. Smith, wax serving on the frigate Congress, and was killed during the recent desperste naval contest off Fortress Monroe. He was struck by a shell from mb lind& Broadway, New York, mh6-17 NTE ery ow that they | o — uRyY War furl tie boat Sock af Chothine, Hetty 7 3 10TREASURY Gaps. at the very lowa:t rates, at SMITH’=. No, . 46) D Seventh treet, mlow fe 27-3m want n'a Hotel, tn Lares Ymall Suma, by AY COOKE +). Baxxers, T feenth street, ToargscoaG TAN fi Washington ci ton tend to m ny 01 ss en the rebel monster Merrimac, and was ki in- out door business. Apply to JOHN IRWIN, Sovvier> DRAF i stantly, his bedy being horribly Bl wae Room No, 4, 476 7th at. fox Bold rye Atte POINTE, father is a native of Massachusetts. ‘The son was W ARTED- Every peresa to know shart am in Ja Y COOKE & CO, Banxons — ws — and entered the naval service in r ready mah tick i e Ss inthe hourefurnishing live. ‘Those leavine tne | —l? 26 ———— $33 Fiftzonth strest._ | F Hoaicd doing cau Pyne, “He died doing bis duty.’ OCK OF Washington tablishment, ai acr waving Saurplas. will do welltocsi!. R, TRE FINEST AD BE BUCHLY, 428 Seventh 'st., between G and I st: READY-MADE CLOTHIN (east mii jor in New and Second hand For- | canbe found at BAR & BRULS niture. nos tf_ | corner of Ith sta. ANTED-—Sutiers and Soidiersto_know that ZE BOYS, fr thoy can bur CAMP STOVES end TIN | A leun bo htied outa at WARE cheap of H. avenue. Bocts Mongy.—A large number of notes of broken bauks are in circulation in this District, and readily taken by dealers in the markets in the hurry of business. Notes witbou signatures even, are sometimes taken. This morning a Ger- man presented a bank note of the Bank of the Union, which smzshed up in this city several “beg ago, to Mr. Miller, & butcher, and asked im to give him a goed note for it, as he got it from him last Saturday Mr M. thought it very improbable that be got it from him, and declined. taking it back. The applicent uppraled to Jus- tice Thompson, and upon the appearance of Mr. Miller, made oath to bis statement, and received & good note in exchange. The presence of —_—_ quantity of such trash in the city makes vig! necessary. oan be fitted out at BAK & DROSS nner Ei J. GREGORY, 381 Penn. | and 7th streets, at much lara then uswsl prices, est! Look for the cor FOR SALE AND RENT. _ | streots“itis wie piace to buy ine ULUFHING for ney. F OR REN T—One newly FURNISHED SEIT Rgpancn aR OOM, with Board, ina private family. STOP WH floor stNo'e0s ath et betw Gand Hi eta te Sher of YOU COME TO THE COR- and buy aeuit of fine 15, or B18 id 7th wi CLOTHING at 810, & 2 OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, At BAR & BRO’/S iz Connecting wi nother, with gas in both; | fe-Im™_ Fashionable Cio! Slso akitchen unfurnished, Apply at 305 6 st, E BE: c between 12th and 13th, 1 URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with B ard > = - > F in & pleasant location, near the Caojtol. ri On, bf A &es woop CHICK- & handsomely furnished Parlor ard Chamber, onen pond Seeomnmantica Fa communicating. App'y at Star Offics mh 13 ‘f ' | TerePassortmout of cteinwae & Sone PUNISHED ROOMS FOR REN?, at 170 | Kaven, Bsoon & Ci Pianos, at the Music Store co eens awere Pre ope tat strests, or if of W_6. METAEROT I, mh 10 Tented" ‘@ furnished Louse wore’ | (QUT THIS ADVERTISEMEN F OUT! ‘OR SALE—Three new t) 7 Beis CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT: ing Estsbirshment. HE BEST STOCK OF CLUSHING IN THE fe 7-3m Gity. 8? Na 48O Secenth wt mR Anms —The Second Regi- , t Volunteers, having been completed as to the number required, are to da receiving their arms. Constant and active drill, in equad and company, bas greatly improved the tegiment, and in very short time they will be ready tor service The material isevidently well suited for long and ac*ive service, ee of HOUSES on New Jersey a rd —- oung, healthy, able-bodied men, many of t eet,in the Northern Liherti w : Z ’ ¥ at ts mt jor ra fe oe AND BRING IT ITH YOU Fao before seen service in sims. rare chance of securing & comlortable hi . | The subscriber will ac % ——_—_—— Irquireof U. 8. WARD, No. 403 Fweifth street, | ohace or loan, email sums for suortpornOekenat | FoRatsr Comixc ro Wasnixoron.— Rawin mh 13 3* DIAMONDS, WATCHE: Forrest, the tragedian, is to appear in Baltimore Fusnissep ROOMS TO RENT, with board. VALUABLE JEWELRY Chi Also, & handsomely furnished Parlor and {ary Semerintion of sauetoesors eosurtios. any ber communicating. in ‘am! & pieesant jocatio: Kear the Capitol. Apply st Star Office mniz tf” ary a tidee, Manner, may do ro | nearly completed) on Tenth street. Roe Ito Soro cer. fe7-im" ———— Be cecralesserr arer tet r ae nt in ad ‘aud ba‘avos in mor me! = vance, @ in monthly ir mente for four years. |p; ber, or Room No, 3 wh 12-2t" U7 The United States gunboat Whiteball, Which took fire and was destroyed under the walls of Fortress Monroe, last Sunday nigh'y threw the shells from the loaded guns inte the COAL CIL—COAL OIL. AVING The agency cf oxe of the iargest he United States, we c&a sell and re'atl, cheaper than can be rr FINE BO Bhaties. Waiting, STG ARTE SON, | Fortress, but without do! @ami T. joa. . * t Ly le A te Irate 445 Room ee nn mh 1 im* Corn: r 12th and H streets, - . stat et eens, Sou mr aid H, 3d door from G, w: ° EJ 3 4 : ROF. ALEX. WOLOWSKI BEGS LEAVE ‘OR SALE —HOTE!,GOU ILL, STOCK to inform his friends aad th 10, that, bav- and Fixtures. and | ioense fe: House | ing met with eo much success, continuing his it. apply at No. 129 Pennsylvania aveuue, | Covree of Lustruction on the Pitno and in singing, een 19th and 30th ste. mh ii 3t™ by O7"Col Harvey Brown, the commander of Fort Pickens, hes arrived in New York, upon a furlough, on account of ill health. He will soon return to his command. F for ine ahort timo, fins singers or osoctlens por. pct a lp & sho! nee o8!lene per WO, ROOMS FOR RENT—One large. on the | formére ~n the pias should avail themeel ves ef firat floor, the others smai Bed Room, third | his new system Of instruction. by applyip# at his story; both jy furnished. Inquire at 466 | rocidenes, No. 451 Tenth strect, weet side, be- inth street, var K. +r at + ancy ntore No. 14 | tween E and F streets. jarket Spaos, betweeh dh aud 9th sts, mh 11-3t pecepntion] ure hetween 10 &nd 12 o’clock a. m., OR RENT, WITH BOARD— One mee ‘uesdays, Thuredsys And Saturdays, fe 34 lin —————— OOM. ip eho two gen' . at Fo 4 vEW VAYS ONLY.—t have removed my CARD PH APES Sard Phot AND aaa juding Chaice Pistuicn alec CARD VISITE CON BeChE aes: Gees a wna nies . R No. 399 New 6, between 9:n 10th Br hal ae Paracas | ence AMRGSG Geer | tem esomBionSiePrs Splevery aud Disunion.® Sah IP art | “yas nge-esele cont prices, for fey a7soRir Ws merece cr ES Beat ROLES ES artgra| Aine manera moseewin | Ee eran Ser? ttiect toneallt Tnimadistalr gt the Euro: psigg'[lel Faris Kid Gloves, allmzeeand oo'or, ‘ow prives for aah. pean Hotel, corner 1 aircet ‘e vane (ow talks fa basor mes an aa Past bpogecs a and ies ala ith ac LP anne =e bead & Bee. pate Bom ete Geared Sti Sor, NE GES at CO NEW WHOLBSALE ORY GUODS HOUSE. sueee rues: setae» PUREE oes Al ‘their first cost. at No. 96 SPRING PRESS GOUDS—Asny new and” maar siamese