Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | Las cnapniy Sree datentone as berianaeae ' WANTS... ‘By & good tentnt. a SWAT. iy D Rt ame ah 8 ANTED—A emsl! neat HOUSE, with em den hy ed 2 or LOST AND FOUND. TRUYE, ror, e owrer car SECOND EDITION. d to have been - ve the came by prc Aly’ | pa Feed pay ig expenses Caillat C "3a8_D. cox. RDS ATHENEUM. a * Proprietor and Manager eae ment Ad‘frese * and Sproious OUR MITTCARY BUDGET —-—— on ment, is we a ton of Mr. Jobn P Joun T. Forv.... —— ge pen epitome aren. Daal | per, and was, at the time of his errest, fn Ss ? i“ Win aie nigh ir Se cen teins —- corriage, pas ving Mrs. ag wee ee Suan and “Moleshee"in «The Fairy Circle,” Porctage got! oe td cheese oes the time by Mr, Jas. J. GtRvoRD, Mra. W. as “Melisea’? in “Customs of the Coun | ratirond, and Mr Lee and the driver had to get e pie and Mr. W illiams as ““Barney’? in “Barney out, and only Feige oll vehicl> after grest Baron. exertions In tryin, on firmer ground Wittarve’ Hatt —Reading of J. Buebanan | were overhau ty 8 patrolman and ye siae Read’s new poem, “Tbe Wagoner of the Alle- | with driving on the pavement. This proved to banies.”” vy Mr. J. E. Murdocb; a rare intel- | be the case, though the side-walk was invisible fectual entertainment. atthe time, being covered by several inches of Cantexsvry Hatt —Sixth night of Percival’s ; mud. We make this statement cheerfully, as Mr. rand troupe, and appearance of the Delevante | Lee is stated to be a gentleman of character and Grothers, Ci 1, Neil, Quinn, Misses Mortimer, | respectability, and was simply gullty of violating Richmond, Fowler, Franeis, and other stars, in | @ corporation ordinance ignorantly. an immense bill of dances, balleds, songs, bar- ~ — ue, comic and trapeze perfurmances, con- | Toox tas Oats —Yesterday afternoon, nine eb ing with a ludicrous afterpiece. prisoners, taken aos advancing army in Vir- Franxiix MaLt.—Last night of the Festival for | ini, took the oath of sllegiance before Justice a Donn, and were released from the prison at the the benefit of St. Paui’s English Lutheran Chuct. | : nt? Tekenuuo theval ia An entertainment of unusual attractions to every | | o ns ——o rahe a oh pe — Bae ton Se wht h they ‘were forced One is a Virginian, of Opp Feriows’ Hatz —An immense pro- | sragord pith ; two from_Raltimore, Md ; one ramame of burlesque tragedy, cpera and comedy, | rom Delawar given from New York; two from fy Sanford’s celebrated troupe, with _— Anas | Pennsylvania; and one from Boston, Mass. They Besdwell, the charming songstress, ‘and Pi ttt ‘were moneyless, but provision will be made for peereeroaer ——— Brignoll, Susini,and Pa! them until they are enabled to reach Miele hemes. wisi, beir capture was not hard to accomplish; an arilgeica Hart, corner of Pennsylrenta avenue | the oath vas taken volentarily. 2 ie xth street.—Opem all day. ecegcetsati pees So'clock Excellent refreshments, Ac. Ciangnvon Museum —Free concerts at 5 o'clock. Superior refreshments, &c., &c. Hall open all day. Weanpet. Cumiirs at THE SMirusonian.— Last night Wendell Philips lectured before th Washington Lecture Association at the Smith- sonian, upon the text, ‘‘Seize your opportunity.” As an abolitionist, Le said he had no great interest inthe wer. The system of slavery bad received its death blow in the house of Its friends, and be felt as much at ease in looking at the war as an abolitionist, as the audience would experience in looking at Rarey with Cruiser in bis hands The initiatory contest ws commenced ia Kansas, and the South, was recnacting Missouri, and the North is Kansas. In noticing the beginning of John Rrown’s career In Kansas, the lecturer said he deemed Brown's labors of more value to the country than any other chy orm except Wim Lioyd Garrison. Every cannon Halieck bas ever fired, or McTlel- lan ever heard, (for he has never fired one,) is a better anti-slavery lecturer than was ever heard In the Capitol or in Faneuil Hall The first line of the President's recent message ‘wentstraighttohisheart Its purport is: Border States, now Is your time to sell le was not ac- quainted with rail splitting, but understood that a sinall thin wedge was first a This wes a ———- small wedge, but stilia wedge. He looked upon it as the first voice of the Govern- ment, and he was here to persuade the people to belp sustain the President. People had begun to think that President Lincoln thought of noth- ing but the State of Kentucky. The anti-slavery sentiment had at last conquered the Cabinet, and it = duty of the North to stand up and uasist the Administration in the new work The Pres- ident, in his message, had opened the door of emancipation a foot, and he (Mr. Phillips) with a coach and six, and Wm. Lioyd Garrison for a driver, weuld drive right through. The Presi- dent on the thin ice as far as be dares; let us tell him the ice is thick, and goon ‘The Presi- dent could not be expected to do the work—be would say, “‘Goon, old man, 1 am with you.” He (the lecturer) had labored for nineteen ears to take nineteen States out of the Union; at if the Constitution would be interpreted to mean justice, he was willjpg to sustain and guard it. There were two paths out of the ‘wWar—one, of peace, radical, permanent, and rosperous; the otber, of seeming peace. With fhe latter path this dificulty, now an acute attack, would become chronic, and the nation would be incessantly racked with commotion and strife. = He cared very little about the technicalities of the Constitution. Last spring be was wiliing that South Carclina should go, and if in twelve or twenty-four months Maryland, Jelaware, and half of Virginia were not free, and the Capital be compelled to lock a hundred miles to see & slave, it would be better if tt (the Capital) bad been shelled to ashes last July He did not believe there was a secession. It w=s 2 conspiracy to get ion of Washington and rule the whole country; and it was a great mistake of Jeff Davis in being out of Washington last winter. The South came up to the Yptomac without men, munitions, or money, but With an idea; and the North came down with men, munitions, and money, and without an idea. Slavery began the war, and the Government bad the right out of re- bellio.s to smite slavery to the dust. He thanked God for creating Beauregard, if he did, and eve:y Seuth Carolinian that came up to the Potomac, ex they had given the Government the right to de- stroy slavery. He would senda hundred thousand men into South Carolina, and force the Govern- ment into a policy, and when the yellow fever of the South drove out among our men, he wou! garrison the forts with acclimated 1 yroes, under white officers, and hu d them against the world. to the oitizecs the ocuntry. whieh are of :he ‘EW AND om the ir. JUS the well known Scenic Theater. and ths Orchestra musician Huex:TERING —This morning Jes. W. Shriver, | which wil! me pincras was arrested by the Third Ward poiice for selling meats in the Market without a proper license. His meat was brougbtfroim Phil phia where it was killed; and taken in two wagons to the Center Market Justice Clark who tried the case, decided that though he sold by the quarters he was Snable, he not having butchered the cattle himseif. He was fined $5 9 ‘White thoGi'ted, The Init'sl Pisy. Centkat Guaxnuover Casza—Before Justice Clark —R. W. Brown, John Swallow, Will'am Connor, soldiers. drunk; turned over to the mill- tary. John R. Hurley, aseault; security ad gone Jonn Daisey, disorderly conduct; $1.01 and seca- rityfer peace. MC. Wilson and Geo. Rasor, drank; turned over to the milita Hugh B. Smith, disorderly conduct $1 91. ‘enry Carrol, do.; $1.91. wilt Mant Wett-xxowns the al More Cases of Horsz-sTEaLinc —The crime of horse-stealing seems to be assuming an epti- demic form, one would judge from the constently- increasing number of cases reported. A night or two since the well-known grav mare of Mr. Jas. Collins, Messenger tothe War Department, turned up missing, ayd last night the stable of Dr. Smoot, in the First Ward, was entered and bis black horse spirited away. Forp’s AtneNnsum.—The Washington public wiilsee with satisfaction by the announcement elsewhere thet the city is now to havea theater worthy of the name, Mr. Ford having made all the araugemeuts for sponte, his fine spacious ew estavlishment on Wednesday evening next, with a-firat-class company. In PossEsston or a GoveRNuaNt Tram.—J. Lynch was arrerted in the second police precinct yesterday, charged with having in bis possession a horse and cart belonging to the United States. He was bi ‘ht before Justice Clayton, and gave bail for his appearance at court to answer the charge. ASSAULT WITH A Kxirz —Jas. Blake, a team- ster, yesterday assaulted Joseph Demagan with a knife, and was arrested by the First Ward pa- trolmen and taken before Justice Drury, who. after 2n examination, committed the accused to jail to answer the charge. For MR. Toe AgRatsp BuraD.—Elsewhere in to-day’s Star will be found a long list of testimonials of leading physicians of Washington and others, to tue excellence and heslthfulness of the aerated bread of Requa & Co. We have tried this bread, and find it to be all here claimed for it. ARRIVAL FROM Havana Direct.—The yacht Zouave, Capt Packer, has arrived at Washing- ton direct from Havana, with a cargo of ehoice fruit for Mr Joha Pearson ‘The pine apples, oranges, bananas, &c , brought by the Zouave are A No. 1. Larceny —Wm. McCutchen was arrested in the Sixth Ward yesterday charged with having in bis possession a number of beef tongues stolen from Wm Bean. Justice Cull required bim to give security for bis appearance at court. nh 2 Reprosentati vei ELsewnere will be secn the announcement of an entertaining lecture at Wesley Chapel next Tnesdsy night, by Rev. W. H. Milburn, the blind preacher. Subject, “What a blind man aw in England.’ LARE Pe ATTENTION is called to the announcement else- where of the lecture at St. Aloysius Chureb, next Monday night, by John P. Brophy, ksq The best of Wine L' Loox our for the celebration of St. Patrick’s day by the Phenix Soctety, at Rate. y’s Hotel, D street, between Sixth and Seventh atreets. Attention ts called to the advertisement of C. H. Morse, boot and shoe dealer. He has a fine stock of ready-made gents and ladies boots and shoes, for sale very cheap, at the corner ef Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. 2t# Tue Bartimone Conrzxencs of the M. E. Church adjourned sine die yesterday. The fol- lowing are the appointments of preachers to the churches ip the ashingtou and Virginia dis- tricts: Washington District —E. P. Phelps, P. Eb. Wash'ugton City—Foundery, W. first; Weal Chapei, B. P. Brown; E. Washingto: .. Monroe; McKendree, W. M. D. Ryan; Union, Thrusb; Ryland and Gorsuch, J W. Hoover; Waogb, B. N. Bro Pletcher and Pre vidence, D ¥ own—Wim. H. Caapman W. Georgetown and Tenaliytown—Joba L Gti bert. an tyaod Mt Zion—Job W. Lambeth. Ebenezer. Totoaup lied. Palapsco—W. FT. 2D. Clemm. Patapsco Circuit—A. 8. Hank, Eth bert Shipley. Howard—Wm Prettyman. gomery—G. V. Leech, Robert N Baer. Rock- ville—F.8 Cassady. J R. Edinger. Putuxent— H.C Mc » W. K. Boyle. Meliville—A J Porter. Biadevsburg—C. Parkinson. Charles— A.B. Dolly, G. F. Z!mmerman. Woodville— R.R. Murphy. St. Mary’s—J. W. Wolf; one to besupplied United States Peuitentiary—H. N Stipes. chaplain Voergin strict.—J. Lanahan, P. E. Alex- andria—C._ A. Reid, J.-H M. Lemon. Jefferson and Berryville—T. , Wysong. Harper's Ferry and Shannondale—G. Feeiemyer. Eve ano Ean.—Opthalnic and Aural Insti- tute, 227 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard Hotel, devoted to the treatment medically and surgically of all diseases of the eye and ear. In charge of Dr. F A. Von Moschzieker, Oculist; >RIGNOLI, amin and Aurlst, from Clinton Place, New York. SUSINI, Deafness, scientifically treated. Medical men will be wel- comed at all times to witness operations Hun- be examined. Artificial eyes inserted. 4 yond the time des'gned. Brandreth’s Pills re- ADMIFSION. . ways relieves, and perseverance infallibly cures. mh 18 St Ob, that the sick everywhere appreciated the !m- would be diminished, i the — health of the community Improved. Brandreth’s Pills are TO-N sold at 25 cents pt ga with fall directions, at oNISnr D.C. PS. Sutlers supplied by the dozen. Atmost a Fire —Yesterdsy evening, between six and seven o’clock, smoke was seen issuing from a emai! building near the southeast corner of Ninth and F. streets, occupied as a supply store The perty was rented toa man some weeks ago \ a Mr W. Riley. That tenant went to Frederick, Md., leaving the store in charge of Josepa Friedman. About five o'clock yesterday afternoon Friedman was seen to go into the store and close it after him. After a while he came out, and in afew minutes after the smoke was seen by acitizen, who burst open the door. and with the aid of the Third Ward police near by, extinguished the fire. Baskets of champsgne boxes of cigars, candies, bacon,&c , were packed in the back room, and were much damaged The place was secured by the policemen. Fried- man was taken end interrogated by the police, and said he went into get some candy for chil- dren, struck a match and lighted a candle; but Robert Hunter, of New York, purpose of treating Broncbial and Pulmonary f tlee ms ex-lusrrely confined terrh, Bronchitis, Asthmaand Consumption) an of practice, by which medicines for the cure of diseases of the turoat and lungs are applied di- By thie treatment, Asthma aud Bronchitis are joes dg Rene orne; white THE FIRE IN THE REAR. on bo h erdee; We commend the pubic to the feeble reflection in iteretur: tothe | of the spirit of the New Verk Tribune and the Rev. Checver published fn our midst—its iseue of this tocreing—fer a capital specimen of the current tactics of the geng who are so valiantly * firing upon the rear of our gallant army, whose snd take him | >Feasts are turned toward the enemy's bayonets. The gist of its Inst effurt to disparage the Army of toe Potemar tthe: some man whe was once a Hyd «een | member (abélition, of course,) of Congress and me “egroes say thet the enemy at Centerville and Manassas, when they fled. were not more than 4) strong, and their gune in position at Cen- terville charred logs—not real o The best answer to make toall this Is but toc 4 n to the fect that the Geveroment eteciive baresn in operati:n » charged xmong other duti-s, examining all prisoners, Union spies, ‘Kroes, deserters from the enemy and ' ™m whom information concerning the force and condition of the rebels at Marsasre might possibly be eb Iu the disebar.+ of thieduty i eo bappens that in that burean chere is now on record the teati- of perbavs a hundred such persons a: we of both sexes, (including not a sring directly on the points od Ingenious Trebwnish WILL OPEN On WEDNESDAY E-VENING, Marob 19th. ind a PR we al im aunounsing the opening soon of Washinetou, deet-° jon thet all that TT proed pice hs eau: fl aud Comfortable place THE DECOR ATIONS, > 5 tec a’one he gee of bay valk owe oa ‘ing Pestrurant. 247 a sood WalteR— Dreieras syed such n 808 GIRL, to wash dishes. sad mace herself enerally useful, ANT® D—#> a sir nla pment who hax bad some experience erone and sroo business, & SITUATIO of recommendatis id gowe hie wud loyer's qusiniaros ia the 20 most LIM FOMILT ER. HASTS AND ELEGANT DE*IGNS, SaN'R Swi MPA, AB A'RO iF counties of the State of ther-fors. bs o} Z ¥ i town th ‘° my 5's ' ny 2s »: 5 St Pa ie on, . YOUTS; | few i7 E om fully raowived by mh 15 st ; y Seventh stro: k rib aS. a 7 F aty QR fovnd : ih h gore 51 Ly RWI fen R. mf De- 4 WW grey hairs wror more onside a'ion th’ the Post Of oa, J. G. ANTED-—A C'iiL to cook and eral housework, (white preferre? ) Ingnitre 113 B street, Isiend. ANTED-Two rood BLACKSMITHS to wacon. Apply to W. W, street, Washington. ve ver, and wh «fest. These The Stace will be voted the eminsi* iy ed i oondu by tas Tho brid'e is & common oarri g rt. JOHN B. WAIGHT. A Bi one see to ride © . When in ection, ‘ireoted id hore ie sty'1 a é for nearlya yi eee Se ie ni ya year pas late of ‘The Managor has arranged for the appearance of R EDWIN FORREST. &8 he recovers fro atory Theumsuuent fro! Ravel Trovpe. RAPLEY, Kigh _ mah 34-20" = NTKD TO RENT-\ for boarders—oentra’. Satis! astoafsir rent. and o sma possers'on April 1, 185%. Ai “tar Office EFT HIS WO ‘Thuredsy mor SFIELD . Mz fON | others fro bi story refersnors Ug s1 Owe) for Bo acute attack of infls mint Shioh he ie cow suffering. THE FIRST STA —An borest. incust, ' recommendations immediste'y to JOHN C. PARK 0 iiding, corner 7th aud 08, Miss UdCILLE WESTERN, crn Coleste’s Great Military Drams, eatitied THE FRENCH SPY; oR THE STORMING OF ALGIERS. THE DRAMATIC COMPANY, First-class in EF’ few Union 2) cs, made by our amiew. ra’ r-ward will be | cotemporary. S| it goes to create the irresistibie conviction that the retreat of the enemy from our front was ihe result ef information obtained through the spies <aié*t, tet our army was sbout to move against them; thet the foree with ch they retreated, from the lowest battery on the Potomac to Manassas Gap—their army of the Potormmac—was then from 120,000 to 150,000 strong; and also that their retreat, though commenced in order, soon became a rush to the rear, under which they fled back as though our cannon was the while actually sounding in their ears ‘This multiptied testimony thas obtained and do sre} Carefuliy compared—which is of course within the reach of all branches of the Government—men o' _———————e Oxsed parents. Addr Ni ED AGENTS to oanras the District of : Jing sampa for etenoil to 80/135 farm tizhtao Vaudemsrk’s la Fenoe Agents w'l! find ite tc ent. Inquire of D A. SMITH, jy Washington Build ng, Room mh'l4-3 7 em - = axp PorpotaR Favonirss! con'aizing one The moat Beautiful and Graceful Danseuse on e e, se MISS OLIVIA, rin "DR N'c BB! YOUNG MAN who has had nina ye of the rebels ja ou: cantile experience wants a =:t- wholees'e or retail.store, or any whioh he can make timaelf usefui ; wil! ‘ive BAtiefsotory r- fare ashirgton Post Office. me Svenceor Liberal reward | whi will sleo ELEGANT A LAUSHABLE FARCE -s will conc ude tha Performances of the evening. The Box Office will bo opsn on Tuesday from 9 to 4 o’clock, snd every succes ding business day, ‘ween the same hours, when seats oan be rée- D OR STOLE =N—Fsom near the N. veou? Church. Wodrewdar, a Y HORSE ANSED TO HiRE—By the month or y Ntoworkinadairy. Hi and aitertive 9 ousiness, aud must be 8 good he highest wages and rmanent emp'oyment will be given. Apoly to 7 Jed street, between ‘Lo such a paraon J. c. Te Wis. railrosd depot upon the arrival of t m Pp MON N’L McCaRTHRY, 1 Byenue and I st ANTED—A BUY (white or colored) to make hinse'f generally usofa! , he must understand ‘To such 8 one good wares AL Mehrling Restaurant, Louisians avenue. A 28 Circle and Parquette. Seats snd some zold trinkets the pocket book and contents to C m SMITH. at 7, Department, may have tae me fe given Arp 2 P f 9th street aad ih 13 St* io extra charge for reserve i seati 8. mh15-st CHARLES KE. FORD. Treasurer, EV, WIL'IAM H. MILBURN, R NE BLIND PREACHER, Will éeliver his CELEBRATED LECTURE, * Waar a Buinp Man Saw 1n ENGLAND,” AT WESLEYCHAPEL, Corner of Fifth and F streets, On TUESDAY EVENING, March i8th. Ticxets 256 Cents, le at the Bookstores and at the door. Doors open at 7; Lecture to commence at 8 o’clk. On THURSDAY EVENING, March 2, MILBURN Will detiver his SECOND AND LAST LECTORE, At the same place, Subj Cae Life and Character of Aaron Rurr, Slt eS Sa WiLLaRps’ BAiu.! MR. J. F, ait KDOCH, At the specis! invitation the Unirot Ntat TO MY PRE wer, | the geag of abo.ttion conspirat»rs who areseeking brird’e and ¥h to hound down the commanding General (icst he may win victories—accomptish glerlous resulta— y) may fancy to tell our amiable h that may be, by the ANTED TO RENT—A sm several aorce of renee! ow CAME POREEE id. 4 e and locality, Box 747, aI! HOUSE. with and prove property her away. Sevent drese, with real Washington, » ANTED TO RENT—Fr cotemporary, backed, tw word of “some negroes,” doubtless of the cinss that will say anything they are told to say as be- ing likely to make them abolition friends on reaching here. So far as General McClellan's reputation is last characteristic abolition fire in bis rear, a few days, or at mest weeks, will settle the qnestion whether It should or should not he defended. He is now in the field at the nead of bis gallant army, carrying out bie pans of its campaign. While it was justly feared by all well Informed persons here that the rebels would not venture to stand and encounter it so far from their necessary base of cperations—Richmond—as Centreville and Manosms, it is well Known to all capable rg reasoning upon military premises, that they must make 2 fghting stand somewhere in the vicinity of thelr present position, or surrender Richmond and all Virginia without fring a gun; which, in turn, must at once end the rebellion, so far as their being afterwards able to make an efficient stand anywhere, is concerned. If General McClellan fails to vanquish them where, es explained above, the fighting, if any, is to occur, be will deserve no defense from us. If, as we are sure he will do, he utterly routs them when the opposing clash comes on, he will as surely need no defense from any quarter. Any need of one then existing, will be on the part of Congressmen and others who may be directly or indirectiy involved in the conspiracy to insure the defest of our army of the Potomac, least its dicate the soldierly qualities and capacity of 1t}commanding General. A RECONNOISSANCE. We learn that a strong cavalry reconnoissance was commenced on the evening before last, under General Stoneman, accompanied by Captains Louis and Robert D’Orleans, of General McClel- It made @ thorough examination of the whole range of country from Manassas north of the Orange railroad, to Warrenton, and from thence to the po'nt where that railroad crosses the Reppshannock, a distance of twenty-four miles from Manzesas in 2 straight line distance passed over in goiug out and returning must have been about seventy-five miles. We bear that no enemy in arms was discovered, and that it was clearly proved that the dignt of the enemy through that ter-liwy resembled a pm the Ist of April thly, a com- Within 8 short distanve of the otty. lace may secure carsful and ten by sddres ang ““S, Box 403.’ dessription of it, prico of rant, &c. mh 18 St* ANTED—By the firstof A avenze, (north eide,) rice, but no bonus will he paid. Addre 534, Washington Port Off mh OF WILLIAM b cow Bith white fare he owner will Property, pay charg concerned in thie WARD—Lost ont i tar onthe for hood, either on the [a'ard or : A permaront tenant may b W. BRUMAGIM, corver i3th jaryiand avenue, lelard ‘ooking .well-edu i by leavine him corner trest,a. TURNER'S Oyster House, OF COLUMBIA, Wasmtsaton To wit:—1 hereby ors Jot of as tpeake cilferent \anguages, p' to some extent would be preferred. Good home and 2100 wages paid by si- creasing, for one week, Box No. 66 City ron of Vioe fresident of the Seanste, House of gutebed persona, will NRW PATRIOTIC PORM, THE WAGONER OF THE ALLLEGHANIES, By T. Buchanan Read, AT WILLARD’ HALL, On SATURDAY EVENING. March 45, 1852, Commencing st 8 o'clock precisely, Tickets of sdmission 5) esnts. To bs had at Mes: Metro oliten Bookstore, and at ove of the Tuations 4 iy. thie 12th «a BERT WH TE, JP. T or owners of the above described vO property, pay DANIEL J GRAHAM TO REN T—A woll-furniehed HOUSE in acentral location, from I to 35 nd good se ai a m are requested to charges, and take them L RS WANTED —I wil! give from two to ten dol ara for Let-era written br Gen’l ton, and 8 fair price for Oid Lerters writ- id volutionary Ce- conta; reserved GHYURGETOWN ADVER ruts BUCKSKIN Gloves! Ramsburg & Ebert, 105 Hien STRexr, maratucraters of Gotu iie BUCKSKIN nan ly reine MILITARY GAUNTLET, aod 4 adolphia. Rare Svoks ta —* ae DON MUSEUM, Corner 6th street and vente, south side, under the Clarendon Hotel —Free Cono*rt Kvery Evening from & ». 10 o’olock by the Brass Band, vi ng this piace can be waited on by fe: 3 ANTED—To every one krow that they osn find the be: ook of Clothing. Hate and a@tthe very lowest rater, atSMI Seventh etreet, helow F. ANTED—To erg: : an wie Washi oor ives. Re 4,476 ith in sess on for the inner man DD FELLOW®’ HALL! Santord’s Opera Troupe. ODD FELLOWS’ BALL IN ITS ZENITH OF iTS PO) Hovsas Crowpgp to Excess! To Witness SANFORD’S TROUPE! SANFORD PERFORMS Pen P. BURLESQUE C! This ivoning, iatrodvciag Burlesque _Buok skin Drawers auc Shirt: ATASSEY, COLLINS & COB M P PHIA DRAUDG. Watch wo recommend to be o: Mediate appiicn: triumph wey 8 nD none other n DOUGLA’’ Green Houses. op partment. A m&o with & fanuly preferred S Very superior quai- ishing to purchase, by makin: tuck, ON be furnished. ARNY & SHINN, ANTED—Every perzon to know that | am in the market. ready to pay cash for ai! articles . ‘Those leaving the surplus, will do welltocall. R. Severth st.. between @ and H ste. slor in New and Seoond hand Far- ipa W SCHOOL oF HARVARD COLLEGE, 1862. Two Terms of nineteen March 8! and September Btalogue and circu ar, add JO“L PARBER, & Cambridse, Mass., Feb. 1262, 3 10 SREASURY NvikEs, Bought and Sold by JAY COOKE Y EVENING! ‘RA weeks each, com- ANTED—Sutlers and Soild ersto know > aT they can buy © tmpstred sight. noises In the head, PATTI, WAKE cheap ork. » GREGORY, 3 And all other Celebrities! ANTED.—We are now_ buyin; u Large or Small Sums, HAND FURNITURE, 8ST: 3 DING, for which = gre posing tne highest each t 4 seplua of furniture, ‘will find 1 call. eto giveut RONTZ & GRIFFITS. No, 369 7th st. betw. 1} and K s KOR SALE AND RENT. EN T—One nowly FURNISHED in a,privste fainily.on 2d tween G and H sts..at* dreds cf testimonials and statements froin persous No other Minatre! Troupe possess the who beve been sestored to sight and hearing can TALENT FOR BURLESBQUES as U-Ht SANFORD'S ! Tt AN. ARTISTS ON ALL POINTS, Pain avv stcxsuss ia produced by the presence] [7 See Bills of the Way. ae COOKE, of these matters or humors which are retained be- Doore open at 7; commencing quarter to 8. It is now certain that the only defence of Mem- phis agsinst our flotilla and gunboats, is Fort Randolph and the few works in its imm-diate vicinity. While we do not regard them as being formidable. it strikes us as probable that they ‘will not be attacked for some time to come, as it moey be necessary, to make their reduction most effective, to transport and place in position to take Immediate advantage of that achievement, a: army to be agreed on between Gen. Halleck Commodore Foote. That isto say: an army to eccupy Memphis immediately afterwards; as Memphis must fell into our handsas soon after we reduce Fort Randolph as Nashyille became ours after we took Clarkesville. Indeed, from Fort Randolph to New Orleans 4 2 be clear for Com. Foote and moves these matters or humors, and their use al- OvcuastgR Skats.. HE, FINEST KFADY-MADE can be found at BAR corner of & and 7% BEST STOCK OF ." ci ishme: portance of these few lines, how mnch disease | (CANTERBURY BAUt oS arn: = 01 floor, at No 402 8th st., URNISHED ROOMS TO R meent Board, at 642 H stre: BOY can be fitted outat BAK & and 7th stroets. at much iees than u TIZENS ANU STRANGERs, look to Loo for the corner of E ani streete—it is ths piace to buy fine CLUTHING for but little money. a ae ‘OP WHEN YOU COME TO TRE CoR ie at Ag suit of fine » $12, $15, 0 sak & BRO’S No. 294 Canal street, New York, and atthe branch The Brilliant office, corner Ninth and E streets, Washington, New Coneteliation o° Beauty! COMBINATION! OY THE THROAT AND LUNGS. MISS MILL'E FOWLER, HED ROOMS TO {| EW at 517 i2h onite Kirkwood House, to gentie~ mb 15-lw PERCIVAL’S IMMENSE modern improvements. s ner of © and 7th CLOTHING at Sie, fe2-1m*_ Fashionable Ciotning Establishment. _ HE BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING sity, = No. 460 Seventh st NE VERY NICE ROSEW ering Piano and one Gein for sa’ cheap, on acoummodsti;.¢ terms large Sesortment of Steinway & Son: Co." Pisnoa, at TO RENT—600D WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SA tor being called nto servioe, on 19th and 20th sts. OR RENT -One or ROOMS and a ema!! ead comfortably furnisned, between & and fthe most desirab!: lw By far the most perfect and beautiful Danssure editor of the “N.Y. Journal of Diseases of the . Chest,” &c , has arrived in Washington for the presented to the American pablic. Diseases, to which branch of his profession bis MISS JULIA MORTIMER, wo comfortable BED it Room, all neatly 450 12th street, east The Idealization of Me’ody and Beanty. t. Hunter's visit is definitely limited to two Fhe location is weeks, and is only made to afford those atiicted | MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS, with the diseases embraced in his speciality (Ca- MI88 MARY BLAKE, OD CHICK- very, R RENT—A deli ast vacated by a U tful avit of ROOMS, 8 army officer; neatiy Inquire at 375 mh {4 St* TORN LANAHAN, of the Baltimore Conference, bas been appointed presiding elder of the Virginia District, includ- ing the stations at Alexandria, Jefferson, Berry- 4 shannondale. Bishop Secretary of War for pro- tection to Mr. Lsushaa in the prosecuticn of bis opportunity to submit their cases to him fn person. MIS8 LILLY BRANDON, Be: Hs the founder of the inhalaticn systea MISS FRANK SECOR, MISS JULIA RICHMOND rectly to the aifacted prrts in the form of vapor. THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS, UT THIS ADVERTISEMENS OUT! CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OU®! AND BRING IT WITH You! "The subscriber will advance, f. A two-story HOUSE, with baok- building. containing Fourteenth street west. nesr . street lot kas a front of 20 feet on Fourteenth street, sud baok to Vermont avenues. Pump in the yard, ville, Harper's Ferry. Ames called upon * rapidly cured, and even consumption, which has CHARLEY NEIL, BILLY QUINN. whether he threw the match on the floor or left | 8° long bsttied the skil! of physicians and proved P ris utterly incurable under ‘Cod Liver O11,”* “*Coun- " - the candle berning he dese not Kaew. Vried- 1 io flatten” aul the Yarloas ‘Cough Siraps,?? “AM I RIGHT? man states that he is not aware whether the prop- erty is insured or not. the stomach yields readily to the healing intiuence A Cass, No Casz —Yesterday M Fitzgerald was arrested and taken before Justice Donn upon echarge of stealing a horse celonging to Major Allen, of the 3d Vermont regiment It appeared that some months ago Mr purchased 8 horse, and about that time Major A. lost bis. A few affected parts. In the city of New York the than a thousand a year since the introduction of 1lk house, and stable. Titie perfeo Gress No. 573 Seventeenth et, Perah I STOCK, GOOD WILL spree ey f3 88. ~ sols neg, 20d enjoying & large a Oren Butiors, in winok ae Snercanig man. with some ta!, could make a fortune. Address “K, E. P. in the way ort ponoes aa JABLE JEWELRY. fsetory securities. id like to obtain let manuer, may treet, between @ and H, fez-im ebristian labers within the Union lines, which eranted. Mr. Lanaban bas been last two years at the Esst eb, and in bis new field eo wil be permitted chase or oan, sms!! sums for » DIAMONDs, WAT A or any description of Isdy or gentleman who Gouatr femporaril was lmrmediatel stationed dur': Washington (M.E ) Cr ‘we are confident that i to officiate In the pulpit whose loyalty to the Government is not unquestionable. THE MERRIMAC AND THE MONTTOR. Capt. Pox, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, bas returned from Fort Monruc. Capt. fox hos bad some additions made to the defences of the Mont- ““Bals me’? and other U Laspig-s nostrums taken by M. JEAN CLOS#1, of warm medicated vapors, daily applied to the JGHN HEANY, deaths from consumption, have diminished more AND NUMEROUS OTHERS. this practice No other form of medication gives} {J No change in the Admission Frices £1} the Patient the slightest chance of cure. eine Admission 2% cents ; Orchester Chairs 50 cents, seat of disease can only be reached by inhalation. Afternoon Ente 4 -COAL OIL, f one of tue larger* Cos! We ofa i, chosper than oan be lat ais wak’ SON, Corn-r }ith and H 5 OUMS TO RENT, with ma vearast ocatior Cc 9 communicating. Apply st Star Office ED ROOMS FOR Kk between 18th end Ich A COA AVING The ag=ncs Oil Companies in the U Coal G1) wholesale and ret daye sg: 2 in Puagersia’s Dr Hunter's rooms are at No 203 Penn. avenue, Poplied ts Justice Doan for advice, and was fold | 24 d00r below 1s:h street, southside. “Hours from For Ladies and Femalies, on that the best plan was fo eive up the property ee WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- ee ec eesay the parties were ts rect fe; tae | _ From 3 to 6 o'clock dally will be devoted to the NOONS, at? o’clook, gratuitous examination of soldierssuffering from When In the meantime a wesennt was ienuee any disease of the throat or lungs. mar 15-tf | as F , nat Fitzgerald; the Major did net appear on ee ge the arrest was made. In view of all the eviderce of the honesty of Fitzgerald’s intentions, and bis honest possession of the horse, theJustice dismissed the czse; and M Allen ing oath to bis property, Fitzy imme. diately delivered the horse to him. Tua impian Huns Doctor, ouR MOTTO. We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life: o Navy Yarp.—The steamer Mount Washington having been thoroughly overhauled and re, A and had a new boller er than the old one) placed in ber, 1s again ready for service. The new boiler was placed in ber only a littie more than a week ago, and since that time she has been in readiness. A great many changes have ae made tn ber for the comfort and convenience of the crew, and she is now tn 2 condition to be useful wherever a light draught steamer is re- quired. She is stillin charge of Capt. Charles Mitchell. Scrasuz Covet, March \4 —Nos 177 and 202 Joba A. Baxter et al , clalmantsof ship Marcellus, simple Herbs beneath feet. ‘all ead, ealiows cor pate ticmplibes appellants, vs. Hugh N. Campetal., and John of the Indian Herb Doctor: A. Baxter et al., claimant of ship Marcellus, ap- | gir E. Heads, Governor of ; vs. George Littietield and Mary >| Hon. Hy, Mayor of Montreal, C. E. executrix of Samuel B » deceased. 2 Mayor of Q) E. argument of these causes was commenced by Mr. obn Hutchinson, Mayor of Toronto, C. W. 8. @. Curtis for the appellants, and ued . B. Robinson. e by Mr TH. Russell for the appellees. as. Cummings, Mayor of Hamilton, C:W. ‘Adjourned until Monday. Hon. W. Matthews, OL aa or Apnorr Casz ov Tiizvine —A gentleman ing tnto the theater Thursday evening was f er rather rudely elbowed @ youth 16 or 17 eS Sa. oe He passed on and ef the occurrence, but in 3 few mindtes found that bis eg hed been taken. 1! was fine time- , and is valued at $100 STILL Asorass | fine i horse w from ater ond streets. 4 sm = Nie rye ou jne-day o at the corner of B aud Te erSecmana obverse oat Soyationny "A AGS... (ove 7 tor since the fight Her pilot-house had perpen- dicular square sides, and the concussion of o Merrimac ballon this house near the lookout, is what injured Lieut. Worden, and checked the fight. Her pilot house has now anangular front, from which abel will giance as from her sloping sides. The naval forces at Fortress Monroe are anxious to grapple the Merrimac again, vow- ing to take or siak her on sight. s ae Jomo ROF, ALEX. WOLOWSKI BEGS LEAVE < to inform his friends snd the pubiic, that, hav- ing met with £0 much snooess, jt Course of instruction on the Piano and in Singing, ethod. All thore who demre to be- me, in’ short time, fine singers or oxoellons per. formers on the pando shoul 1 themse! w system of instruction, by appl: at th atrest, weet wide, De- whoie furnished icuse would be h tstribation of Elegant Fresente is geese eg ee See joys, fascy a roles, andmag- , ; n Dreszes. ‘rom Canada, will describe diseases The Silk Drees gr-scnted on Saturday. Maroh fo the cours of thelr sooo urn oe 7 im given to Mics anna Burke, D atreet, neat ness, without receiving any informa- ‘Admission 2 cents ; Children 10 cent sean fcc” i | WARRSGEY BLT Ba bef . Openalidey. At the sou eo: ee yey! new two ony BRICK rey RYEOUS. fate thet Li . Le er ecsartae s ‘om: tortabie homestead, D, No. 403 ‘Bweifth street, ma 13 $:* 18 continuing his ave of De WA ROOMS TO RENT, aoe furnished eSpnate app rc Se BSS R SALE—Two firs'-class BILLIARD TA- BLES, ble pape Reception hours between 10 end 12 Tosedays, Tharccays Sad Saturdays. ‘OR A FEW DA my fine siock 0! Store to J. H. SM1! meen teetet sich areiee tore ow oul Dearden ee ere OT WW. RER YREAT 8. Geert EW WHOLES+s/ o’olock &. m., fe 24 im lvani® avenue &nd corner street, ¥S ONLY.—{ have removed | This forenoon the removal of the books and With Blood our bands we never stain the How ational, f Clothing from Baits’ | | AI s ap, peer papers of the “‘ Hea4quarier”™ of the Army of the Nor poison men to ease their pain. rowa’e. and Olarenden Hovis fo 18 im* Potomac to the south side of the Potomer took mente mediately at t! {th sireot and Pepn tely corner 118 GAINS IN CLOTHING, at the Store, No. 460 7th street. Me. . eports; Mil — ORY GOODS HOUSE, KLL & CO. hat Y GOODS, Ni 0! itimore cola by the rebels. While tae fect may be true, we are sure that the Government has not as yet received the news. ee —— LATS Loca, NEWS. pel o> <mraectiens CurmtyaL Covar.—At the meeti this moruing, the M. Rounced that 4 a Pete Ootober last, at prices it terms will be cash. ie f 8 OLD AND SILVE' if Y:MADE- oa saat Coote EE tty | Sen NRE SN PHoTocRarnic Ane NOTI5S a | g & Sak ace. are i Fe