Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1862, Page 2

LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPU. THE BOMBARDMENT OF ISLAND Ne.10. ‘The Upper Battery ef the Rebels Demo! ished—The Rebels Drowned eut of their Batteries—The Fright at ‘Memphis. Cuicaco, March 24. — the following is a spe. ial dispatch to the Tribune, of this city: Op? Istand No. 10, 9 o’clock Sunday night.— The firing continues slowly day and night, a* in- tervals of half an hour. Our fire is mostly concentrated upon the upper battery, which is now fairly to pieces. The battery has not replied for two days; oly one gun can be seen in position, and thet is pro- bably ‘“‘a Q uaker.’’ ‘The batteries on the main shore are also my ste- riously silent, and the encainpments grow less day by day. The revel transports still continue flying about, spparent!y carrying away troops. The riv.rc is still rising, and everything is overflowed. The rebels were drowned out of some of their batteries, and had been seen attempting to crect new ones, but the well-directed fire of our mortars prevents them. Cuicaco, March 24.—A special to the Times, from Cairo, says: The officers of the steamer Lake Erie No. 2, which left Island No. 10 at 11 o’ciock last nicht, saw 8 large fire near the Kentucky shore, wi ich kept increasing as they got up the river. It was supposed to be the rebel transports, whick had ignited by the bursting of the shells. Curtcaco, March 24.—A gentleman just from New Orleans, says the Rebels are building ‘hir- teen gunboats at that place, to be comp! ‘ted soon WASHINGTON OITY: beac ESDAY........ MARCH 25, 1562. Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues from the discussion in the English Parliament and the prompt action thereon adverse to Mr. Confederate-States-symps- thyzer Gregory that “Cotton”? may be “king,” but {t is evident that his material bebests cannot override the moral sanctions of public law as held and acknowledged by civilized States. The Repwdlican again argues for the right of Congress to abolish slavery in the District, and alleges ‘that the number of valuable slaves being removed from this District, in anticipation of the passage of the bill abolishing slavery, is very large.” ——_—_—_-s+e-__ ---— OUR MILITARY -BUDGET. Seeenitpeinenn THAT WESTERN TRIP. ‘That Jeff. Davis should be about to go out West, at this time, as announced by 8 special telegram by two Tennessee secesh Congressmen to the Memphis Appeal, may be regarded, it strikes us, as but an announcement in advance of his belief that be will soon have to evacuate Vir- ginia with his bogus Government at bis heels! Nothing could more surely serve to affilct his followers in arms with a panic that would utterly destroy the ibility of their making even & show of ie against the operations of the army of the Potomac, than his act in leaving the threatened city of Richmend just now. No pleas of the importance of his presence in a military point of view in the Mississippi valley, as he knows well, would counteract the effect of his centemplated Hegira, with Manassas just evac- usted by bis army and Jackson signally besten by the force under Shields—his whole army in Virginia being at the same time notoriously ope- rating on a backing-out—retreating—policy. Under these circumstances it must be that he has already determined to leave Richmond, bag and baggage, az soon as he can make his arrange- ments to absquatulate. a PURSUIT. According to our anticipation expressed yester- day, the combined forces of the rebels, Jackson, Smith and Lougetreet, that esxayed to return snd Aght Shields on Saturday snd Sunday last, azain tured tall in the course of Sunday night, run- uing away in the direction of Strasburg. At daybreak yesterday morning Shields started la pursuit of them, and must have overtaken them; at least their rear, ae an account of the loss of ten of bis men in the skirmishing of the pursuit has reached here by telegraph. Up to noon to-day the Government bad received nothing further concerning the status of aifaire in that quarter, except that the pursuit was continued throngh- out yesterday. It is anticipated here tuat Gen Shields must haye gained signa! advantages over them during the day, as he is believed to have been in every respect more than a match for them _EVENING STAR._ Camo, March 21.—A special dispatch to the Chicage Tribune, dated Saturday night, s2ys the gunboat Mound City fired twenty shots a: the middle battery, with considerable effect. Our officers, with 2 glass, tounted five Rebels ki \led at 8 single shot. On Sunday our mortars fired with considers ble regularity, but the results were not axcertuned OWing to the unfavorable condition of the weath- ec. ‘The balloon reconnolsance did not take pli -e THE FRIGHT AT MEMPHIS. At Memphis all the rebel stores are briny re- Moved to places of safety in the event of an wack by the Union troops. . There te but Httle known at Memphis of the movements at Isisud No. 10 outalde of military elreles The Superintendent of the Mobile and Guto Railroad had placed fourteen locomotives ind two bundred cars ut the disposition of tr serail Polk, for the transportation of troops to Coris ‘iu Beauregard 1s at Jackson, ‘Tenn, On Tuesday, the bridge across Turkey Cceek, on the Mlobile snd Obio Railroad, was burned by the Union troops. IMPORTANT FROM WIN THEIR ROPES DASHED Our so remarkably credulous fellow-cltiz-na— the secesh sympathisers of the District of Colum- bia—were well nigh in the clouds yesterday over the belief that the rebels bad ventured snother attack on Gen. Shieldsat Winchester on (hat day, and defeated him signally. In answer to ingui- on the part of someof them seeking to verily impression, we assured them, ta vain, that such Information bad been received by ste Government. They knew better, however, thongh their Information must bavé come oniy by im- aginary telegraphic wires ‘To-day they are doubtiiess satistied that we were correct and they inerror. May they “ieatn,’’ as well as “live.” TME PRIEONERS TAKEN Gen. Shields, before starting out from Win- chester yesterday morning, telegraphed here to ascertain where to send, for safe keeping, three hundred prisoners h- had taken on the day be. Pere —Gemdag. Ge it be thesefacs costeln shat i. sides a thousand stand of small arms, two cannon with their calssons, and a large quantity of other campaigning “‘traps,’? three hundred prisoners fell into bis hands on thatday. Two bundred and twenty-five rebel dead were also left on the field to be buried by our men. 4 CORRECTION. Aslip of the pen yesterday made us intimate that It Is the purpose of the Secretary of War to eause the publisher of the Boston Cowrier to be tried before the special court martial shout to be assembled in Washington to consider the charges against certain newspaper men for prom in the shape of news, information likely to aid the purpose of the rebels to defeat the armies of the Union. We should have substituted for the Cowricr the name of the Bosten Journal. AID FOR SICK SOLDIEE < The teld for the efforts of the Sanitary Com- mission, which has already shown se much be nevolence and humanity. was never so vast as- now. All the bespitals of the army of the P mac are left by their r nts and divisions The medical department of the army of the Poto mac at Washington ts taking the field, so that transportation and supplies are net readily ob tained. Atand near Langley the hospitals con. ‘ain a number of patients who aced looking after; tick men are scattered abcut the country and de certed camps, and some were taken sick on the march, and stopped wherever they could be sheltered. Cannot the Sanitary Commission widen initia’ Stmy to the Surgeon-General ia this city, asy> in telathon to the battle of Sunday: “(ir buss is 10 100 killeg, and 250 Wounded ft bave 3S Of the enemy dead.’ Winecnester, Maret 24 —The rebels have Geen driven back to Strasburg with beavy loss a6 been very littie e tgh ing to day. Voere 10 Kiliea and wounded mr. te Capt. Abert, of the To; aphical Bagiresis Ws taken prisoner by i ebeis We bave captured more t 000 small crias Cato, March 24. —An arrival from the nessee river says ©.) men. under Gen. Wali: visited Adamsville, eight miles from the } bee Landing, where there was understood ts. be <- Rebel force. On arriving there tiey that the Rebe!s had gone. Amen Rebels are concentrating at Corinth, Missiastppl, w where a stand will be made. prod TAK RTNCS toweulte ate Nving aout tm The ———— e+e, CONGRESSIONAL. pineristas 20 Satan XAXVIlth CONGRESS—Secend Session. —_—e—— Senate.—Afler our report closed vesterday— The bill for the abolishment ef slavery in the District of Columbia was taken up and discussed for some time. The Senate then spent a short time in kxecn- tive Session and adjourned. Hovaz.—After our report closed — Mr. Ashley from the Committee on Territories, reported the bill providing for the bors agp government of Arizona Territory, whic! made the order for Monday next. The Tax Bill was then taken up, and occupied the remainder of the day. —_—_—____. {The Wasbing'on correspondent of the Philadelphia [’vess, “Occasional,”’ states that Bailie Peyton bas announced his adhesion to the National Government, und that A. O. P_ Nichol- sou, who bas oven quiet during all the troubles, WiLL probaly! bly follow the example. Ven- i> Three bundred Privates aud forty-cight oficers—a detachmeut of the Rebel prisoners taken at the battle of Pea Ridge have arrived at si i>" Senator Pearce, of Maryland, is il! at bis lodgings in this City, and has net been able to take his seat in the Senate forsome days past. their circle of operations and look after these sick IAN CTU s Res. Prof, soldiers ? The medical corps of the army cannot EVENINGS, orig 24th me possibly do it under the present exigencies. The sem the ‘Siaciera.” muttance free. Lee country will duly appreciate anything that msy ts - Rt be done in this direction. rt FESTIVAL AND FAUR OR PAPERS TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE MAILS roR J »( You Men's 8 Christian Assoc THE IMPROPER PUBLICATION OF aRMY x vg- | #O2,) commencing Monday, March 2th, to co MENTS. b~—* nad Postmaster General Blair has issued the follow- ing notice to the Postmasters in the United ‘States: The Secretary of War now regulates the trans- mission of information by Riegrege affecting the conduct of the war. in order to prevent the com- FICE OF INT COM. ON a re Ur Board hei held thia day it it was ‘ordered that the per ra munication ot exes tntoemation te Mo the Rekte, it | of two moni pantbe © ether ver op seainet 7 iste | also thoug! egg Ge a retary of War mau! e ph li to put restrictions on pine of facts of ef Seems Bt Batonsion « a wil thid character, however det —F begilewed | unlews good oause shalt i te Tihown for this is requested this . Ww. ved Department ations youl to pn: mb 14- 4 CHAS. W. DAVI®, see. Mb any fact which has pi exeluded from t ard of this order will Paper to be excluded from the mails. » M. Bram, Postmaster General. fir NION TRAY KETING Wil Crate Ee ii x ree ev. 78. Guise the aurner ot iy aed nd ent but one hour. _ Oe —___- —- AR G. E Te SUTLE 8 — Fo, — 8 . azerrs & lot on Sutier Bia RUSE TNA Sr. Lours, March 24, 1-02, i ow Hoo. E. M Stanton, Secretary of War Hoigs tow cai sees cont ‘ tet] A detachment of the First fowa Cavairy, seni | House. wah 25-208 out from Jefferson City by Brig. Gen. Tourn, against a guerrilia band, bad a skirmish with the enemy, Billing two ‘wounding one, and taking seventy-five prisoners, over twenty Lorees, forty-eight kegs of powder, and s number of arms captored. Our loss is four wounded. H.W. Battacr, Major General. Se anne aman Se Headquadters Milutary ct of Washington, Provost ‘Marshal's Office, March 24, ) ‘{ General Orders, No. 1. All orders heretofore issued from these wead- quarters relative to the government of this elty ‘The taere’i me wien 8 Sugeno the mi iy A'exandria, Meroh th, wt Bcakathor wa aie” Bence ~ hed eee cae, ited andy C., between the ess o to a yh 23 tae TER at 10 coats pre Ib, will continue im full force. Ali violations of * 500 6 order Will meet with prompt punishment. Call soon! ay Wirater 2. Personal applications must bemade between | uno, q- N21 Som | ital Sven the hours of 9 o'clock « ind S p.m. during = SKVENTH sed the week. and from 10 a. m. until 4 Pp. mM. on 369 Saiwean 1 phy ig REETS. 369 wunday. ‘The pass office will be open from £ o'clock a. mh ae a m until 7 p. m. during the week, and from e’clock until 10 8. m. en Sanday. By order of Major W. E. Doster, Provost Mar- Cus. BE. Rostxson, Adjutant. 2e-——— Binvs ova Faatuen.—The Rockville Senti- nel, Marlboro’ Gazette, Maryland News Sheet, and other journals with secession proclivities in SS Se ee oom Se ois the National Republican derogatory to the com- manding genersiof the army of the Potomac. ‘Traly abolitionism and secessionism are closely allted’ —————————— Stentvicant.—it is significant that the Euro- pean secession papers—the Times and Patri-, (see foreign news in another column)—ere now . A wetk or two hence aia soit oo oh waa ‘8 suvimit, ae aa: Waciotp of Lenape reaive 3 LATE FROM WINCHESTER, Lost Saturday's Skirmish—Gent Shict2s Wounded—The Rebels Driven Rack to Strasburg with Heavy Loss—Over One Thousand Small Arm: Captured— Our Loss on Sunday, 7 Kelled, 230 Wounded. (Correspondence of the Philadelphia inquirer.) SeNeRAL ORDERS, N Headquarters Military Dis District of Washington, } Wasnineton, March 20, 1562. 1. The geographical limits of this Military District are at present defined as follows :-—The District of Columbia, the city of Alexandria, the defensive works south of the Potomac, frotn the AMUSEMENTS. OS aaah =e we SBINOTON been fp: at Combina- ____ AUCTION SALES, "FUTURE pars. .& BARNARD, Aneti md WALKS PR. at. oa oe sour Goop ¥ w ay Be RO 210s —Frent of the Auction aurpORe ‘Wexcnsstkr, March 23,7 A.M. oe ow. Se it Day. MOKNING, 281 h inat. On Satatday, 224 Inst., about t e'eleck, smalt | Occoquan to Diffentt Creek, and the host of Fort LMR po enon eae fecitaed, parties oF per be Cayairy came within sight of Washington. Joun T. Forb......... Proprietor acd ee ve. the Federal pickets, and a series of dexultory fr- | 3 Commanders of Brigadgs, of Regiments not | Jonn B. Wx:ctit-__-. ........... Stage Manager WALL & ARNARD, Atots. 1 betwee! This conti eons nek place betwe TO a CAs ee ence | yet ‘brigadietl, and of independent Battattens or Unexampied Success of the new ~ BY GREEN WILLIANS, Anotioredrs. peat ey, made ett appearance a irgs wu | eae Henaqunrtem evry Pidey& camolastea TAMFLE OF JRE DRAMA! eter kterite con cE, pas enemy quarters every Friday a consol = iiepuns be bers and Commenced drfvi feed F gears rae | morning report of their respective commands for pane a ae ERN vein ine Skeenie, N Sek Pies but before relntorcements ansited the Fr Slelae, ‘that day. Wshtpoenct ie eS baradtir of tween srreeta, 0 rot m., & good within 2 mile and a balf of the town, bavi Wa 3. All orders issued from the Headquarters of CYNt ish ny) Sofas and Chaite J Bureaus and Tables, vanced as far am the Stone House Mil, oo the Army of the Potomac for the maintenance of in the Startling Drams, tea te orher Bedvtnace, Strmabarg Pike, and within fat shh we ake | good order and military tixcipline among the | THE WILD FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Serpete, Oane ted o her Chaise ond Washotsble, gage wagons and tents etationed on the outskirts | (fOP*, and the existing regniations fa regard to Cookir oes oer Stoves, wr of the town, but without damage. pases, furloughs, &c., continue in fll force until | FaNcr Dance... --Miss O1ivia Yat Ree and Crcokery Were, Not knowing the precise nature of the attack, | otherwise directed. To conclude with the new Farce, ith man: taker w aitroloe whith we deem uftnes- ~ — =~ ae ene. were called | 4. Commanders of troops atriving in or leavy- JOHN WOPPS, tener enuinerate. Of allillery were sent at one tO Cho eee eee | ing thix District will furnish to these Headquar- ROE ioe open from to Land foso'olock,| _mb&d “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avote tion, and asharpskirmish enmed. The Rebels | tere a Sel@ return of their commands. hen seats can be BS ct By GREEN & WILLIAMS. a had four pieces placed at different points on = 5. Major William E. Doster, of the Fourth Aaenenen sy OUSEHOLD AND atthe pave we road and hits, sup) by Ashby’s Sor, ahd | Pennsylvania Cavalry, is appointed Provost Mar. tates Parquette. oo pS RE Aver = SDA shots ‘wet dred by screen ie noel theme | shal of the elty of Washington, and will be =H Teeidpnce of Mre AW. Jority of which beret in the air over the Federal | obeyed and respected accordingly. ; uxt toe cornet troops. Soon after out batteries opened fire the] By order of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth: acats. sbogany Solna Hair Seat, Parlor, and Arm — nt ark “4 rattered like sheep, and were pur- Tuxo. TaLsor, Asst. Adj’t Géneral. ooans © “hire, F Durin be be. ight, Gen. “hie wo come -Joun A. Knass, Aide-de-Cartip. watocaey. Dreewtg ee Se ot moaned in In person, was struck by 8 frag ment ot Note.—Commandets of Brigades, of Real Hiveaz menses Mshog ist aro -Gouter, Card ra op Gotage Ch and other Taties, on the upper part of arm, shat- tering the bone, Creduciag «eeu » Shat-] ments not yet brigaded, and of indepent i and und fracture, become and {t is feared ata Battalions or Companies within the above lim- or tation woul neces- Sanford's Opera Trou sary. The Gen: P remained ‘on the lela sfter | its, will report imtaedlately at these Headquar- pe. te ne Feather seca 1 Shvok Mattreeses. be ee ig ies his orders until the | ters the station énd commanding officers of thelr seiner ere March 24, eos, ajaed Py rover) Oe close e wi was to the 7 cesldeeee ee hat ten eorge ® ave cor comthands, without farther notice. 'BTY HT Stone Ware, TAdI® Nineteenth street, corner of I. Headquarters Military District of Washington, Washington, D. C., March 21, 1862. mar 24-d3t TUESDAY EVENING.......... THE RIVALS WEDNESDAY EVENING... .OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY EVENING. THE PRIMA DONA FRIDAY EVEN’G....UNCLE TOM’S CABIN SATURDAY KVE’G. .SANFORD’S BENEFIT CHOOSE YOUR DUR BVENINGS. Doors open st? commeveine quarter to 8. Pa ~ as . “ -25 Cunts ce EE ES SR ANTERBURY HALL! cans Y PA eRBURY HALL! nected with the Poacsi sl Bank of Wine On in enna the cane bam in heel ’ Fits, some in; upto that time {t was not known whether or not pata: tien would be necewary. Our loss consisted of one man killed, belong- ing to the Ist Michigan cavalry, one wounded, one or two horses killed or wounded. U Sanday morning twenty-nine bodies of the ri had been discovered in different parts of Richaos of action, and 8 number of wounded were carried off by them In thelr retreat, ‘The rebel force in the affair twelve to fifteen thousand. ‘ud wee Crnalae, ie mine Ou Br is jarge tot ind eit Stsven, Witte, ith mae vot in Req wh2) (Rev: ) GREEN A W ILLIAMS, Aucta, MARSHAL’ | 8 LE =n bee. of Seed D* J. oo This celebrated phys ioian, igh eo ion by his rere ment of Consumption, that n regarde) i incirad Ape! poeta comnts of W ease rae enee Marek tt ete mated at from rapidity of the i the fol ones euard for potice duty. 1¢ was not general known among the inbabitants that Gen. Sbie ¢ division wae lying some three or four miles north of the town acting ou Information conveyed to them, su easy cecntee of the place was antiel- pated it was currently reported that two or three Of Ashby’s cavalry were inthe town on Saturday In Joint Extartainuent! jo. Retarn of the Old Favorites, DICK PARKER, JAMES WARD, FRAN& LA FOLLE, y ni erviess to call woon him at his rooms, His charge for examini Plrometer ty thr Sing et our artillery gave rise to the belter i hi thorougi ki nowisdge, and eka COMBINATION EXTRAORDINARY! tein qos ligtheg Ne No. own a general action was ta! ce, a instrument whic! ie makes use 1p the examina- i 5 that Jacksom bad returned In fores. =? | Honol the lance onsbre ines te datiet THE BALTIMORE COMPANY lot No-loin equare No. § 4 x ts gs ge ally 96 oes bete that Information sapioms ce Bsa and | together moll apt ay lar the im} ad heen carried to the Rebels that the Union |, Se eases Ww. | * lewn forces bad left the town, with the exception of a | Pieame widely celeb ied for dis ro pe eperkg se SEE WAST COMPANY | Frock Mackallyand wr be gold to & Co. the Lungs wita the Kes @ but for einer eraini- nt is free ‘ul to those BALLS, PARTIES, ___BALLS, PARTIES, &c. hi Ther would call upon him dw make known by & written staten penehit the Mei g Morning, in the disguise of farmers, peddling | thes lave received. It would be great ie ft 3- — inhors of tho Comenny (THE °TH GRAND COTILLON PARTY 9TH CRAND COTULON PAR butler, eggs, de, and, seeing s movement of f tion to him, besules being of benefit to - undreds of Continuation of the immense artists troops from that place, conveyed Information tuat rom similar diseases led to the above skirmish. 7 but who are corner 1, cousins MISS MILLIE FOWLER, THE BATTLE NEAR Ww Coons TEMPERANCE HALL, on FRIDAY EVE, See Dancing to commen ce at = sGeoree Arth’s ab Tai mht PROP. - A AND uilasing cannot be accurately ascertained, ae Is I BEOeT AN eNO STC Et een te CARD ‘PHS 4 Ge me ar B'S | g Eben 436 <7 ents 486 were ten officers ington Chat they are daily renervine sud dei. a -_e Satip dy cure eel . from thi ‘Tur enemy lost nearly five bundred kiited ana | {tye the veu MISS PRANK BECOR, a N wounded snd elgit hundred prisoners Whore, DRY PING Hiicradat Be Call eat a MIS8 JULIA RICHMOND | fers 8 doors above Odd F THE LATEST areas CUAL GIL—COAL OIL! Wastrwarox, March 24—A dispatch trom] yy deioo ete! thei of Willard’ Hote, THE DELEVANTES T am ow turmshing the tase ith the best Male mens 48 eee forces to-day pnrsved the as. DONOVAD ’ IN Rave Coan da Baitimore : eels W extraor@iuary courage toward Stras- vEW 1 G bute, diiviny them Ike Trigutensa ‘tueep eT Mee aie OR ction yhas AE AND ASSETS AOR i“ tive 4 rom New York with @ large and varied assorunaut of PARIS ‘cot DS, of {LP No change in the Admission Prices 4} the newest fashions. consisting of Hate, Sacques, Dresses, Wreaths a BO, Admission % conte ; Orchester Canirs & vents, Ro entablishimeut will open on Mopday next (Phe death of reports from the seene of con- Dict sceins to be oWiug to tue absence of the cor respondents who are with our Poureving forces "| Sean Uieir posts in antiel pation of the future A TFs Ate Yors ee : ‘There have been no dispatches received st head th inat, She rerpactiu ly mvitee the indies uf Afternoon Knsortawnment Seeeee ee ___ —__ oa usitere up to to o'clock Laat ni ‘ede! Metropoirs to call. OTICK 138 vE 1VEN that the tines whith Lave been tel Fes promptly wiSde to order to tha entire bor Latee tod F eames, on tract for BEEF Si vertieed in ATTLE satisfaction of inties who desire to hs attired in 16 hot Macch has not been o osed. we eee bocce WHMUADAY AmB satay avrea. | Teg e eee en ecm ee eager = Prorosars 7 Frow deniers ud millove areia- | GPRING NOONS, at? o’clook, Seatrsct es With, With & view of closing ae vw i the ol ril , for FUKNISB 2 choice th tay distrib reser “4 FLOUR to the Sub Dep't of the game kind w Also, our usual full stock of all kinds of Foreign | ¥ "made: Rich ued Gasely seas yuo * Shy onnety jp mel gpd the U. 8. Government, tcuhes tat beaccameens: for the current wants of Toys, Famer, Aruetes. les. apd mag- # +o BIFELE Hy Co. ou Dresees. take eine rier can be seen atthe Capitol ; on. ries jpatys marked 1 im plain figures, the ac Aantintucteaneney culate otis, mh 2% a. Dosey Sat '* ual cash valine, It is desired to make Scontract for 20 000 barrels, Y & BRO. c ‘ — : foeris. how ever, id person desire to furnish af mh? tr Pa. av | With stroat. CLARENDON GpNce aa Rorz1.) ersigied bes roost Li ws ar aR ihe Bs state the precise number of , acpamptcage * FUR THE COMMUNITY CONOLRT BVERY EVENING, which’ he aaae & aoe ikoke Bee os The contractor wil! be required to furnish at the T LAR BY A FULL BAND! hotei and restaurant rate of £00 barrels daily until the contract is filted EB ING Tr eres, READY MADE D gavin w 1 HARLES MADRS, No Flour will be received which does not come oer RING {tne latest docizns # ae od Ligus ite... mh191w* corner Pa avenue and $1 etrest y9.to the stantard at tne inapeotion made just be § WSS manu/aaturing ‘eatablta mha-lw? Everything tt The ePrearte be delivered at the railroad day Racrivioas wocher etic er 0 Ties ne Y CHAMPAGNE pM ets or & any of the Warehouses ia mh i2 im Corner & and 7th Ftresta, P4z ENT Ie, Can ats oY RIOSITIES— Guide to to SILLERY ae DEPOT pore Ir 98 foOgY Tament reserves the right to rejsot any bid] 7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES, 5 BONDE, wpent Gerdes atthe stand Fs aro 8. E. CORNER-oF PENN. AVENUE AND E1xTH 8t., Payments to be made in ‘Treasur, Bote sed tye Bought and cold Teeth ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re Ciarendon Hote! Building, bids to.be directed to M>j 7 A. BEC CKWITH. G. KITTENHOUSH, FANT & CO. rts; Burnt eadent nee Cheap books Washangion. SU. » Waslurgtou, D. C. = ors 352% Pennsylvania av, rnished to lars; Mi.itary ial iliter — mh 19 lw Lntelligenoer | ein man Bh wiations; Pan ora of th Cana H, ROSEY, Acuntr, New Yort. Kea te 369 peeyENts ARDEP Es 369 oe famarks ony re rent 7 tae mat = low | JAMES MOLAN, Acext, Wasnixcton, D.C, : tt . LS AN E CONVINCED We have just received a large aseortment of mie \scoun' oI AND E CONViNC. SED. Perfumery, soaps: —_ Fancy ‘artiotes, whien wel P PBiKcf ifichicR BEN eer = ———- = ___ E riract from the'*Star,”” February 27, 136 wae cmon pelow the market price, at either | Hai — ay Dayton’s CRACKERS AND EXC&LLENT +1E3 sEseatns Friday ahr reetae Hotel and Ep Keepers, Sutiers’, Houi pers, and G houid not fail to seou gurpiy oft the superior Crackers and Pies, mi In Stor t jog wo Second fa Cottage Sets, in exoel- a3. S evening class at?. Soiree e ition, ise? &e. arte ae itSete i OYSTERS—OY! STER: | OYSTE AI Qo’. the best « ind can ae) ned ih See day, at ALso., id Cyster Brenton N 4 faceur ion. 456 1lth street, Let One ttare lete ord hon ae ctreet, between and 4 ‘Darton manufact kinds of cakes we dep sell cheap aeisse come ee — Bast Merwe AYRES & CO. and Craokers cf the bert mater: nd every hovge- LEO, ORE CON¥IGNED GOopDs ; Keeper is well aware of the gre ipecionity ofthe | A large assortmont Mi ‘Ssmae Walnut M . Goer AND BX CH. ALL THE fet iniarehaonuntaren gchrempr | Windtedit a ne ue Bon eng ad ea irl J ni arbie-| ‘abies, - Se: . e thei {nteraat to exainine Daston’s Crackers and | Hal ate oats Cans sid "Wood BF naire, urge] AND BEAUTIFUL § SPRING FABRICS. ae iit Panovee. ANT & CO.. ait’ Will show th ames of more thay a so0re of Cottage, Union, ‘Sépanese’ and Jenny Lind Bed- onarins met vith h auch ay seen rocene in their) mh 19-1w Tlswllisessess “i utlers wi vi ies mavufactured by Wainut ai 4 Cherry Leaf Tabies, ‘Silk House in ow. York have coveluded to con- ROF. ALEX, ws! Seatl ona yay aa'swe'daient tots pote a tt | Feather Bae Richtee att , Mave oto forwarders 0" One Month vonae, aaa | Po ia he emda uae te in order to get a0 article which tha meu could eat aulave great eaorii ¢ the umber, 36% 369 ‘Seventh atreet, Without making them siok. between sad | omg 7 ng ‘With #0 on MOUCRS, 16 ney Several 1 f Co of the Large Invoices o! eyes inetFuction on Piano and sein oe new Prom th; Cargepondent of the Now York Dispatch. “Bontz & erirrita, | NEW SILKS a1 aMesessiine geome, a esha ne c iret opularity of our enterprising fellow Petes ree ail of which are now ready for exhibition ane sale Cust . Dayton, in the Bakery = nt 464 | ae ata make at our store, Fat be- 1@ Success has been n gained = the excellence c. rice at which the Goods “ee ee owe 18, GIN dell at Jor cach te tae feception Non ra between 10 and 12 o'elook &. m., sot his nbn, and be SSarpment ct | gents on the dollar o! the original cost of importa- a, Seen sad Saturdays, fe 24 im never partook of manuel ss splendid opportunity is now offered to the Peorosats ror woos. Sutlers from every sectios ot Pies aera ie oeenhingten a: Sascar elee to, bay choice Derot QuaxtsxMasren’s Orvic, all quarters of the city, send to is sig, GRAS y use a eFubtehn panel en Te ash ieSode a otaserr Ye * ay, Orn Rd nd se ster We “Beh javite families to try our s 1 eyre, them chp examine their | _mh 22 stif_ “324 Pa.ave., bet Sth and loth ale, Sn RBAYY 3 wilt be renetved atthe < fie, Siikrar Coal. oa AMPs a PA-¥- Slat day ot March, 3. Ws preeers eee Nr | fee wieunty, be the 9 Fotsents sien ver, witain (6 sT RECEIVED AFLR BEAL L & CO.’S, ick Er itage 6 Chie he for Vale months, Sommenetee © the et eos a s Seventh, bevmsee apa Sod ‘Georg sie fe synats ot Want einen, pedad Pen BAI ESA parol ae ae Bod tateek ee ‘abd CA’ hoping th ing ey wi \ey ei ping ae aca ussoale Alnor cori Ulteat| . The Wood wi ef nity of out or eta {Beaty RED arena wre | Oat Ca eee ween tam wore, | eee Sage sirtthimergtsenss en * CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS | Sesesctders taken for Western GI new siore, fom eon heautifu! white MEXICAN TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS at New York prices" StS te epee opposite she Fost Othee: vane pi. fos ned ‘or- poy for’ ner er reniemad ate ie fe Coke ONE Bat Abate teat mh W-lw*" "" HENRY RAYLEY & CO. _| dered must be by, she Goer ver cheap, "5, No, AL t 3 ie. ING ( hee ooiaet ab ‘ordered RICHARD HUTLER SST Namen yt nye 1 Suds, HATS a cee ; aT e640 ol Srdered ier mo Naastovwsacters, =a presage pg ora Ar Yann Newt . “The spec: Au. Boys, from the age of io rcare up, cau now mae - FURNISH IN uy OVDS | mest £00. yey ae be fitted owt with taate taste abd oppngey Pate pad rAtS at a very low ait A HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, opening this Viton of the bidder to fill the 5 le ‘ity the Fashlouabie Cloth 12 | "Ladies and Misses’ HOOP SKIRTS, * large it be awarded to him, must be ee 2. 4 ree ls OE wan 2 te Seineriatd Seveathate | Tie —— ARPLEGRAPH Com | fagortinent. jo all the best sty Some _— 40,000 BRICK, Marios 523 Seventh st, av. Bar be Sash, WINDUW AND DOO ‘ OFFICE : teareet inten ymca cat | waa Re ta eta en GUE ORO owen anne ims ai 11 * le nf poke sire gtreet cart, between bh sarge with every y'telor tt Neth oue r Bag ELD a ther oaene fe tah Ss Commun oot wath fuily ‘Selected rdeg ‘Seed wineh have wena a! Cc Oat APR DUCED waLEeS Pa ‘soa a oo ofan Shaw Io order to close out our} Feeent stock, we will Pel jc Stations he | ‘States. dettvor Coal In any past of thie teat” SON OPER sty ere dary : feright, to reject any ye A py orders, 6 dreseed Box Lit will receive} * mh elm orepgeata wil bo caloctal, J.LA ac = _wh26 Uf Oftigs oppostia Hare Pend Ulla ies U,* 8. ONE LEA at! Meee Vetoes, ‘crower is ot pianos: PIANOS! Accurate, and of sary “th wt 03! 0 co, — PIANOS FOR SALE AN RENT tact ni arma Potnapiranie S95 teo* that, avoid his pro Foie ved agains “supply ‘a a _mh Btw @ WRAPPING pom ~ ageguetusaeteg yee fama Aer Renee Tn sere Pigin Cloth Sacks and Gircalaree soa ithe con hin-poen e- . —— reatsabove Pa. avenue, inane fr nsesricns hii All elses, at reostved and will be cash | odie fea ae 3a4 ot, eit ° TER TE Eg ee eee = — ie sha bee pene Sommer amines] 500,000 POND ROUGH TALLOW big fe }9-tf av. and 4 Peau. av.. Back Room. i oe ran | TE nay oneate = & owe are wr < oy mo. S00 Bet Pa nee Dane Ay. ‘. od nl [ot eee ee Reaper. OOP SKIRT FACTORY! ANTED IMM ate rae 50 Ol, 6e MOORE'S, ten