Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1862, Page 2

~ R. EVE NING-STA = ss WASHINGTON CITY: ? the fantest So press In nes south of Baltimore, ite edition is ee Inrge as ter ontre It to be put to press at an early bews Ret appear until the next day. ‘Ora Puiseoe at the various military camps and ‘Positions will confer a favor by keeping ua posted as to movements and affairs In their vicinities. Adverittements, therofpre, should be tent In hefore 19 o'clock w.; otherwise they may Spirit of the Merning Press. ‘The Intellngencer treats on “ The black code of the free States.’” The Republican is oceupied with the negro question. ee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. —~o— BosH. A secesh rumor is afloat alleging that Blenker’s division of the army of the Potomac have been “driven in’’ by the rebels from Warrenton Junc- tion to Manassas, in which there is not a scintilla of truth. For days pest the fact has been published in the newspapers that this division has been ordered to a distant field of operations. Hence, a man with half an eye can see the cause of its return to Manassas, if they have done so. ASSIGNED. Paymaster John S. Cunninghsm has been 4. signed to the flagship Wabash, Com, Cupont. teat officer. CHANGES IN THE “AEDICAL BUREAU. Sorgeon General F tuley has been removed from the charge of the medical bureau in the War De- partment, whie% for the present isin charge of De Woed. Assistant Surgeon Wright has been remeved frem the medical directorship at ¥t Lou's, and Assistant Surgeon Camp appointed in his place. toast department. established at New Albany, Indiana. into a militery hospital. s his opinion that the preeent o1 service. of New York, under the direction to organize a v«luateer corps of der medical aid when assistants, to the wounded at Winchester. PENSIONS. Attorney General Bates has given his opinion tbat the acts of January and Angust.1813, ranting peusions for wounds or disabilities are applicable thereby created, and Will not p eases of those called into service by the 22d of July iast, nor are their widows eatitled to pensions under the act of July 4th, 1996, ing laws make provision for widows of thore now In service wi disease of be uestior. the Attorney Gencral incl! toat tuere is no adequate Jaly last ‘The militia received ander the Miesident’s proc- lamation of the 15th of April, 1961, which wes in accordance with the law of the 24 of August, J€13, are in cases of wounds and disabilitics en- tite te pensions under its provisions. VISITORS TO FORTRESS MONROE AND OTHER MILI- TARY Posts. Complaint having been made by the comman- dersof military pos's that movements are impeded and peace ge relaxed by the presence of male ie and fe visitors, the Secretary of War has or- dered that no passers be granted lo visit Fortress Monree or other military pests to any person not service, and has anthor- ‘zed commanders of military posts to remove all Passes for togaved In the military Perseus not engaged in the service. (he purpose of trade or business are also refused LATEST FROM WARRENTON TUNCTION Our picketa new ran three miles beyond Wer- renton Juuction. i completed three few days more wi reach the Junction. Warrenton. ———— or : WAR GAZETTE. —_+—_— Wax Derarruent, Wasuineton City, April 4, 1862. 5 ; Major General Banks. ; the command of Major General McDowell. By order of the President: Eowin M. Stanton, Sec of War. * ? CIRCULAR. : (QUARTERMA*TER GENERAL’s OFrice, ) Washington, April 4, 1862. |§ War Department. M.C Mets, Q. M. General. ————— re ; : 3 ? ; : that quarter Arctic exploration fame, as brigade surgeon. oe SO lentown, ef his colleague, Thomas B. Cooper. SNR WL AD ES 9" The health of Mrs. Lincoln is now re- stored sufficient to enable her to attend to her duties Financiat.—The New York Evening Post of yesterday says prominent feature of the market. under moderate sales, fell to 4 declined I percent. In Ten: ne sales—S3 bid, 51 asked am Tes sold no wales @! Notes are quoted at 99%a90 X. G wernme ut certificates of indebtedness are be- coming abundant, and large at 6¥@%%. In Philadel, 4@A@ percent discount. Goid is weak and rather lower, selli It bas been remarked of late, as ba besring upon the price of gold, that the Califor- = ane not bring 2 — ween as in 1861, a larger saipments from San Feantions quing, dioat to England. The which arrived last evening, Northern Light, brought $551,292. The its of United States notes with the Assistant Tressurer on 5 per cent. jnterest have bone) _ large this week. The upon which the Government is paying interest is over 316,000,000 {92% and more offered at 101%. ‘ * < 4 é ; Peas em Re. —_—_____ Carton or Battusons Recavirs ron rus Reper Seavice — Che Bai American that 4 party of twenty sane anernien for the Ht * $ ay e to the Virgima started to seize her. ory were reernited let au ke see cee tly d-afted, some of whom are offe @ucape * nigh a $1500 and $2,000 premium po the sucvice ge s? Mr. Cunningham is an experience. and compe- hanges in the medical bureau made to increase the efficiency of A new military hospital has been ordered to be Jeiferson Barracks, near St. Lou s, have been cretary of War has communicated to a rganiza- tion ef the medical bureau ts Lnadeqnate to the He bas sutborized the Surgeon General of the Governor, Surgeons, to ren- required. A similar or- ganization bas been made under the Governor of Pennsylvania, and valuable service rendered by Dr. Smith, surgeon general of that State, and his Grave doubts may be suggested whether exiat- pensions to the 0 may die from killed in battle, and upen the whole nes the opinion provision of law by wh'ch such widows are entitled to Pensions in addition to the bounty conferred by the act of The ratievad and telegraph are miles Reyond Manassas, and in No signs of any Rebels are found near bere, but their scouts come ap to within eight or ten miles of Ordered — First, That portion of Virginia and Maryland lying between the Mouutain Depart- ment aud the Blue Ridge shal! constitute a Mili- tary Department, te be called the Department of the Shenendoab, and be under the command of 4 Second. That portion of Virginia east of the Bine Ridge and west of the Potomac and the Frederickaburg and Richmond Railroad (inelu- ding the Department cf the District of Columbia and the country between the Potomac and Patux- ent) shall be a Military District, to be called the Department of the Rappahannock, and be under The Secretary ef War directs that hereafter no Person not belonging to the United States service sball be permitted to take passage in any public ransport, without the special permission of the UD Assistant Treasurer Cisco sent from New York to Louisville on Thursday a half million ef Tressory notes, and forwarded yesterday an equal emount for the use of the army and navy in le rat gic ConFInMagp.—Among the confirmations by the Senate yesterday were those of B Ellis, as Con- sul at Brunswick, Germany, and Dr. Hays, of Deatu or a Menper o¥ Conoruss.—Repre- sentative Jobnson, of Pennsylvania, bas received a@ telegram acquainting him of the death, at Al- The beeviness tn berder State stocks is still a Missouri's, Virginia's incssee’s there were The list of Government securities is dull and Prices are scarcely maintained) The Coupons of -_ ‘There were the Registered. The 7.30 Treasury e amounts can be had phia they are seliing at some LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. eae Sl ae | LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Sa SSS EX SENATOR GWIN AT RICHMOND ieee LIEUT. WORDEN TO RESUME COMMAND OF THE MONITOR. ———_2.-— Battmonre, April 5, (from Fortress Monroe, April 5 )}—The flag of truce sent out by the fiag- ship to-day brought back two ladies—the first passengers who Lave been allowed to leave Nor- folk for the North for some weeks. One of them was a French lady, returning to France ; the other ‘was proceeding to join her husband in Baltimore. Copies of the Richmond Examiner and Dis- Patch of this morning were received. The former is printed on buta half sheet. They are barren of news. The official report to Governor Clark (of N.C.) states that the rebel loss at Newbern was as fol- lows. Viz: 61 killed, 101 wounded, and 413 miss- ing and prisoners—total 578. Wm. M. Gwin, late Senator from California, arrived at Richmond yesterday, from Washing- ton. He isa native of Virginia. Captain John H. Morgan, who isstyled the “Marion of the war,”’ also arrived at Richmord yesterday. On board the Monitor, to-day, the vote of thanks passed by the New York Chamber of Commerce, to Lieut. Worden and the officers ana crew of that vessel, war read to all hands. Great enthusiasm Was ekhibited. Lieut. Worden will resume cofmmand of the Monitor as goon as he re- ttvers from bis injuries, which, according to the latest accounts, he is expected to do very shortly. The weather continues pleasant, and favorable jeburg, —He Charges the Rebels through the Town—The Rebels Make a Hasty Retreat. Mrppixsure, Va., April 4 —Col. Geary’s ad- vance encountered 300 of Stewart and White’s cavalry, and a force of infantry, at Middleburg, Va., last Saturday. He marched from Philomon in the morning, and drove in the tebtl pickets outside of Middleburg, when he entered the town ard discovered the Infantry jn retreat and the cavalry posted to make a stand. A gun was placed to command the main street, and the 28th, Well deployed, advanced by all the approaches to the town, while the main body rushed through it with bayone's fixed, and on a ‘ double quick,” driving the enemy before them. The enemy made a baitin a hollow beyond the town, evi- dently maneuvering to draw out the Micbigan cavalry in pursuit, so thelr infantry might flank them. Compantes of the 28th now opened on them from behind stone fences with their rifles, when the cavalry desed eff precipitately. A gun of the 28th, in the centre of the town, now opened upon them, and drove them from a thicket two miles distant, every shell exploding in the woods, The chargethrough the town was fraught with great excitement. Knapsacks were thrown aside In the street as the men rushed forward. Over coats snd blankets lined the sides of the road Stores were epcediiy closed, women screamed, horses dashed forward. Everything was excite- ment butin good order. Col. Geary dashed on at the head, and one time was within twe hundred yards of the Rebel cavalry. Col. Geary’scommand has scouted the country as far down as Aldie, from which place itreturned as far as Sinckersville to assist at WV inchester, but the battle there was decided before {t could get further [Middleburg is «handsome post-borough, of Londonn county, Virginia, on a small affivent of the Potomac, one hundred and forty-three miles from Richmond. It is one of the principal towns of the county, and before the present rebellion had an active trade. It has a population of about eight hundred, and contains three churches, an academy, seven stores, sud one tobacco factory.] UP THE TENNESSEE. From the Tennessee River Expedition—Sr fl Preparing — Lines Approaching — Rebel Forces—Buell Coming Near —Corps d’ Ay- mee—Grant to Take tha Field — Hot Weather—Milttary Telegraph [Spectal Correspondence of Cincinnati Gazette.) Savasnan, Tenw., April 1 —The expedition has accomplished nothing as yet that can be laid before the public. Beauregard’s advance camps at Corinth are within six miles of our advance from Pittsburg Landing, and the rebel advanced camps at Purdy are within five miles of ours in front of Cromp’s Landing. At Purdy and Bethel the rebels still have only an outpost of only four or five regiments, with a smail force of artillery and cavalry. At Corinth they may have 60,000, including tne 10,000 with- out'arms. They claim 100,000, {and from that on up indefinitely. There seems to be no doubt that they mean to make astand ator near Corinth. They cannot ield that without yielding their entire line of lefenses clong the northern border of the Gulf States. A portion of Gen. Buell’s army was on Sunday morning last within a day’s march of Savannab. Gen. Grent is understood to outrank Gen. Buell, the latter having been confirmed Major General some weeks after Grant. In this case, therefore, Gen. Grant wil! command the whole force, ‘There are rumors, however, that Gen. Halleck will take the field here in person, as soon as the Island No. 10 agony is over, and that there will be four or five es @armee organized, Potom:c army fashion, with the Major Generals Grant, Smith, Wallace, Buell and McClernand as com- manders. Take them (the rumors, not the Gen- erals) with a discount. The wooden gunboats continue dropping occa- sional shells into the rebel batteries at and above Eastport, Miss. Little importance is attached to their river defenses. General Grant is to take the fleld in person at Pittsburg Landing to-day, unless the plans should be changed. The weather is sultry; delightful mornings and evenings, but decidedly too hot for northern constitutions at noon. The roads are admirable, and the country toward Corinth isa hich upland, about half under cultivation, the rest wooded, through which there are few obstacles to the easy movement of a large army. Some cotton is being brought in from the coun- under escorts of our troops, to prevent the from burning it. Seventy-five bales came in that yesterday. Briefly, Ws all the news that ought to get into print. T've sent it all by telegraph, but think it as Iikely as not the dispatches are still floating around in Government steamboats, on their way to Cairo. We’re having a telegraph built from here to Nashville, across the country, that will be done before long, but it is exclusively for mil- itary purposes. AGarTE. THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST. _ Letter from New Madrid. [Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette } Camp IN THE Fixip, near New Madrid, March 23.—Little of stirring interest bas occurred here since the date of my last epistle from this point. Most of the troops still occupy their old camping grounds in the fields around the town, but gen- eraliystwo or three miles from it The division under Gen. Stanley, composing the Ohio regi- ments, is cam) In a beantifal gel ai, about two miles from the river. Those of Gen. Paine and Gen. Hamilton lie still farther to the north and cast, while the divisions commanded b: Gens. Plummer and Palmer are stationed at dif- ferent points on the river bank several miles be- low the town with iad A cut off the com- munteation between the rebel garrison at Island No. 10 and thelr supplies below. Whether they succeed In doing this effectually is not quite certain. After the capture and occu- pation of the forts at the place by our troops, the rebels were in the habit of landing their supplies ata point called Merriwether’s Landing, some thirteen miles below this place on the opposite side of the river, aud thence transporting them overland to the Island. Subsequently, General Plummer, by Gen. Pope’s order, plan' a bat- tery on the western side of the river below their usual pn place, and thus put a stop to this means of recelving supplies Whether making alanding at some point still further down the river, and increasing the length of the land route they will still be able to maintain communica- tion, do not krow. The land | Merriwether’s Landing is reported to be Possible thatthe swampy, and at the present e of be mostly overflowed; still, it rebels may find some means of making the tran- sit. That our batteries constitute a serious im- pediment to their operations is evident from the poset attempts which they make to dislodge Several times have their gunboats come up from and attempted to ia us out, but they have uniformly been driven away without effect- ing any serious . eee ge Apnea 3 transport, with rebel troops, outae quietly up the river and attempted to land them just below our batteries. She was. With regard to the bloekad@ at belle v- it may De Consid«red effectual. haw bees tuorougtly srpuired and and the srtifiery pu in are manned by competent art! ible for it of the rebels to them rthent Pap Bint or disabled. "Trae, with the Ee. stage of water boats are not compelled to lollow the main en. ae on attempting to FORD'S ATHENEUM. pass a batter entire wid Hiver—at tne Pali more then ¢ milp—betweés Te vee and ing guna. = tance, although ordi wooden boats would have bat Iftts chadce of coveping utter assirac- A GREAT EVENT jestruc. tion, tron-ebielded ones, asnome of the rebel boats are reported to be, might not be damaged, and even trai with ee it TOsNIGEHT!: eh tay meas te ce to succeed in making the transit. The chances, however, are decidedly against it. —~e———. ‘These remarks are appro; if an attempt on the part of the rebels Ss Tesote thelr teat ana arrigon ngw at the islend, should. “elrcum- FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON render it de not belleve they will ras the ret of an of Yetand ine proces it condition, aj peat pre ai t} an insurmountable obstacle to the furtnee vance DION BOURCICAULT'S jeqvoil, I bellessasueegemet eit ease Celebrated Five-Act American Pl bring away at least a ‘of their boats and art P ean's , the more le the pro} there. It is sui there are not less than steamers of ENTITLED —= kinds between ietent -~ nome Fp in pha ETE aas-See: st vat an ‘Ba Uae, go impair wh eae mi! in = ie cover of darkness, and if elerice a — t & cloudy n: ee am by no means ee it THE OCTOROON, \- ma see, may sure Serf cran ep tigeil emmged erent a a u 88 com, the ‘ictary of the Eaton troops nt Island’ nal No. 105 THE OCTOROON, wi event can onl time Tauacet THE OCTOROON, COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL 80. _— ™, ie CIETY —A stated meeting 0 Be “am . THE OCTOROON, urdar EVENING. at Solockrin the jounoil THE OCTOROON, ‘Tt BM! a. 8, BOWEN, Reo. Seo. THE OCTOROON, TF 8 ALOYSIUS | CUS CH— Farman 8. J., will jh at 11 o'clock Mase FO-MOR ROW. “ill Preae! its THE OCTOROON, ¥; At CHRisT AN AS<OCIATION — THE OCTOROON, Bical Lesiure, ate ovolonk THIN featurdan) THE OCTOROON, — © roome, 1e 8 CO! . invited. ries i’ | TEX OCTOROON, E h E eae CN Abie will take'p ace THE OGTOR OO RY rom his Int Bri 4 towa,at ge'ooks. the inenen of tho faa gre THE OCTOROON, respectful y invi attend TE MEENA | «= ona ootoRoo®, STS Preaching £0 MORROW. atl o’alock a THE OCTOROON, 7B : sa wil digoourae on A rica. THE OCTOROON, expected, as r the fast twenty years a msclonar THE OCTOROON, (ae THE OCTOROO Fourth Presbyterian Church. te HE 00 iN, THE OCTOROON, THE OCTOROON, Lect oom gs all ater sated tar the, lustieneons THE OCTOROON, ¥ invited to attend. The clergy of the city Bre ieapeotfulls requested to remind their con- THE OCTOROON, Sere ender ol tee Dae 5 : eat UAL L. FRANKLIN, Seo. THE OCTOROON, LADIEY FAY AND FES PIVAL. The THE OCTOROON, 168 oO} 6 Fourth Prest eran rol to the publio that the rand Festi . yalwlliSeopen Fills Satnrny) EVENING. ana airing that at the solicitation of their friends they OR concinded to ontiens ie icon afternoons and extwe- ns noeday.)at Fraukiin Marl. corner of at and D on Fancy Articles acd Refreshments in creat variety. Good music each evening. Admission 19 cents. oR Bp 5 3t* {int-l. & Repub Sho Si Rac ait Di REE MISSIONARY MEETING.—A_ publio = Ht meeting, in furtherance of the efforts under OR the pices of the Young men’s Christian Aseo- ciati to carry the Gospel to the thousands now OR atherod in and arouad this city. whose il ‘oterests are not otherwise provided fo: hsld in the New York avenue Church (Rev. Dr. OR Guriey’s) TO MORROW (abbath) EVENING, at 76 o'clock af ; oR A statement of the plan and objects of the mission will be made. and addresses delivered by Rev. C. OR P. Lyford, the missionary, Rev. H. W. Read and Rev. Chaplain Brown. r oR ‘The public are cordially invited, It BASE BALL.—The regular mortings of LIFE IN LOUISIANA, the Natiorai Base Ball Club (for field ex- IPE LOUISIANA on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS oftach werk. ae oe i Mombare of other B. B. Cin recordialls invited. LIFE IN LOUISIANA, apt a aaeeINa oem LIFE 1N LOUISIANA, wr hp pd LIFE IN LOUISIANA, H streets, oomment 6 O’o100k and continued but'one hour. ‘ien” LIFE IN LOUISIANA, T'. FOR FORTRESS MONROE LAER TS, LOVEEARA, Ter Schooner Meror Taylor. Captain LIFE IN LOUISIANA, 3 y sufficient freigbt ie offered Pee os LIFE IN LOUISIANA, aps 1 496 Ninth st LIFE IN LOUISIANA, P [LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS. LIFE IN LOUISIANA, ived ‘tment of Spring Trimmti Pa av ee, Fouth #1 ee nt = LIFE IN LOUISIANA, . B—Also, an assortme' <5 5 ; mingeon hand, Banners and Flags made to order, LIFE IN LOUISIANA, Sab soles LIFE IN LOUISIANA, NDS? LINE. ‘i Norice.ro Géneiennbs ~ steamer C, LIFE IN LOUISIANA, Pinjadelpiaa: arrived.” Cargo LIFE IN LOUISIANA, je! * the Alxer Mill feceive freight for Philatelphia LIFE IN LOUISIANA, * ist 3 noenor YUE & DAVIDSON, Agente, LIFE IN LOUISIANA, STAD ANIMALS soreetowns 9: G. LIFE IN LOUISIANA, D ets ad LIFE IN LOUISIANA, fashington, April 4, 1 F ied Antone wana es cre ft ele remonsg uri on not Dy Stations of the ‘Metropolitan Police, Psrtioulanty LIFE EN LOUISIANA, should be hed ix locating the carcass to insure LIFE IN LOUISIANA, 7m mtion. Mapes RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor, LIFE IN’ LOUISIANA. 00DS_ FO “FHE FOLKS a® Yona pO Mmcere and others needing Dry j dene st aay = or the xe at ay ts ine) our 3 new, marked in plain figures. the actus! cash standard ue All parcels for the interior, proper! eked for forwarding by express or other Vouveranoes, free ote. 4 PERRY & BRO., Pa. ove Rid Nivek street, This is 2 serio-comic drama, in five acts, writ- ten by Mr. Bourcicault, the most prolific and the most successful among the English dramatists of the day. The title of the new piece is ‘The Oc- toroon, or Life in Louisiana.” The dramatist deals with the events and characters of to-day, and his play touches directly upon the most deli- Until further ‘notion, louving her hagfat, the font | cate phases of the most Important social and po- ri spree’ pa lag coat am. Fare for the rer litical question now agitated by the people of 1 a SAMUEL GEDNEY,Capiain, | his country. The dialogue ts very terse. Not admitted to the Foot which Gonaral Washtngtor an scat word is used ped - ers —— ee ~ Le to the end. characters are clearly and sharp- I i nds Gre closed to visitors on Sundays, ly de sud the cathe ht, In types as Miss Sunnyside, Scudder, Pete, and . ap 5 2w* A FULL AND ‘OMPLETE STOCK OF adapt Poindexter, the exact vraisemblance to American life. ‘tal Y GOODS, now i pe en summer wants of nat The Octoroon and the rascaily overseer are im- lies and housekeepers. = oe Seal ea eastern correspondents send mmaried in plain ber re ce SORES TOIED Tanti yecahabab bird SP ueteddé tb foes may or may not have existed. For the rest, in the ar- rangement of its details the play is exceedingly Mfe-like, almost photographic in its exactness. In its presentation, the greatest care has been ex- ures. inspect: at i siliacticed cicoee, ietet ae ercised. Down to the smallest detail of furni- ture, the ensembie is perfect. L ie wen "HOM, $ COLLYER Will il Al ‘ernon on Wei nesday, Maro ‘oth ‘and will tion to purchase, ap 5-6t Penn. eae ‘oth sircot. 2,000 BUSHES PRIME SEED OaTS, le J.P. BARTHOLOw., Agrioultaral sas Seventh Soest below ‘pvenue. ba ai canis SPE eT (GARDEN SHEN ease. R SEEDS, PEAS, an goa &o., &e., Fresh Geouic For sale by P. Bau TEOLow. 558 Seventh ‘street, below Pa, svenue. ARMING IMPLEME! LOWS, HAR- 598 Seventh street, below Fev. J P. BARTHOLOW, WHOLESALE AND Reval, Deaten in Hardware & Agricultural Implements, 658 72H Stxest, Bartow Pann Avs, (Opposite East End Center Market,) Waseutneron, D. C. my ce me Se eat ACE? THE SOBNEDRY ENTIRELY NEW: ap S-eolw A VIEW OF THE MISSISSIPPI, COTTON FIELDS, CANEABRAR A STEAMER LOADING AT Nf@HT, THE TRIAL BY LYNCH LAW, WANTS. . ED—A WOMAN to do ol ~y ing and tt apd fine po morning , before 11 «' uare, 16}: street, 3doors from Pa. av. rroning Yolook, att A RESPECTARLB YOUNG WOMAN w itnation (C ccOk. wae L, treet batweon a at No 127 and iron toy: mand rh “Y USE WANTED-—A modern 0 HOU -&, conts!+ og tig afew squares of tne Strte I t dress, etati Cu., 40a) Ww ithout fics ‘8. avon location, rent, sireet. 4 NTED-—A good COO! make hy if general! FARM WAGON fi town. had 1» butter. and no othsr nes ween C aod D ste. ANTED-A interest wil! Patent Office, about 14 small ‘children’ Cotumbran Coilege ANTED—A SITU widow. (with one ohi a mechanic, or s plain cook, drers “A. B ,” this office. A 6GooD spectable family, ae street understands the busines: 2 good recor mendations: App'y at is fonten Ant, eouthwest corns o4 tae and exten je the businoas. TA ven in w Bithe corner cf Seventh and G streets, opposi aj ap eS cara a ‘ap 4 2% COOK Wishes to hire in some re- yodern DWELLING ht or ome a jen’. Ad- y COnge& apo-lw* ho thoro®, uy &o.,J BOY WANTED, to attend to a bores axd use'ul A OR. SALE, built, and but litt'e used. to No Sham barton street, Geors ‘ty 43 - ap 6 st* —— eee ee WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN who bas some Oxperience in ‘ing anc do'ng a ‘335 12th st, in YOUNG SiRL mi FED eh iON eteranntsty Sengae sel, Apply at 965 1 meet, ‘Sper reas ANTED IMME! mney yor — GikL e, to take oni Appi to Revs M of two cook ; ; nees i by on ling at 6. at pilbe ketone sane NaS a eons T°? LAWYERS -WANTED—A SITUATIO &s copying cler, or any Other avaiable posi- tien i & yeurs of ace and ef good ome fluent peuman, illing to ad gg Oe useful r¢ th iret class recommendations given, dress “F. L. A,” Star Office, Washineton, D. ap 4 at WW ANTED—A neat, industrious GIRL wo do wom housewo'k fe rivate German fam- ily, Must come we'l recommended ; noe otner need apply, 487 12th street, near F. ap 2 4t* ANTED LM VES® MA Best prices paid ap ss" ME DLA TEL Y—Two good KERS 10 work oe custom work. VANDORAN, ae pporite Patent Offise, & JOURDAIN, 0 Seventh s' Tih and sth sts. ine private family. tween 5th and bt wane RE furnishes HOUSE, W to ls rooms. Address mh 31-tf + dsomel ora Fernished in. the city ILE ¥ K Tuitah!s person. Appi chneetts avenue, bet ween 4i ap2. \ T. ean find the hest stock $100. ig every State. for all of 1 Maps, uaea our the world. DORoh State our army, they ton tee ea ey can buy CA WARE cheap of H. Bvenus, WANTED—A GIRL to - es! quired, Call at No. 441 12th ANTED-—A respsotable Protestant WOMAN As seamstress And chamber mst Apply withent cood references— 43! eae City Hall. VV ANTED—By a geutioman and Ww b Furnished Bed Room and [’ar' jouRe, In ROMS ‘or farther E o Ps. ‘© have every one kn Caps. at the very lowest rater, at SM $50 Beverth street, below F —AGENTS WAN an office aud take the wholesale agency, Cowmander-in Chis 4 Brosd OTICE.—Three good MILLINERS wanted at S HELLER’S, 34 Market Spaco, vetwéen #p2-4t* eneral_ housework of references re- st. mh 31-6t* ; none need mai rom M central jooation, from x 3 Star Offive, his wife, a or, peasant locality Fartioulars, apply to ay. _ whe ei ats H's, No. fe 2-3m ED TO OPEN wv of Cloth sloyd’s Great Baltter: 7 . TT A fortune can be mate 3,000,909 copies of one siready been sold. Also ® man to Sogiand aud Cua. Agents aiso fed inevery county and in every regiment in Send for e1roulars, 5.T LLOYD ew Me Soldiers to kno ww P STOVES and Ti 3, GREGORY. 331 HUSH nee ) Dea DING, for which we & oarh *. Families doc advantage to rive use Within the past lew weeks the conzideration of the ernment models, drawings ne ow this is to notify the went: in, Wood far vease.. provided with horn or rai follow anjel ur stat ith and work: uri ram &y suggested dari: Nasmy the tering hammer Willsrce™ Hotel Now rhit ested aby invasio invention, pr proceedad with. Sp 3 st eales in the camps, Bp 3-3t* NEW ARRIVE, OF BEAUTIFUL o SPRING C WANTED -Every person Battering Kam, sented that they arethe tnvontore of certain fea — oF principies of said War Engine: ,and whom itis believed sre acti Sim the erteiwal ceosscor ar ake Het, al imventor * are and and India rubber-clad ac cs im a ing the motive power of the veare! more, not designing to cisim the m to know that I am in l articles cady to oash for al in the housefar ie pion " hs rplus of farnitare, will And it @ hele No, 369 7th, Ronee and Rate. [© ALL Wiom IT May CONCERN, Being informed that one or more individuals | endeavored to and dssgriphous of riptions 0} and have repre- perties so misrepre- eur- v. od encased adjustible reoipro- device, working through a andon'swivel Bearings, con- tnrovgh the agency of imesn warty Menke hy nor the nove) and ingenious to: de~ view of Mr: Pascal Plant of thts citr; mor Ene bate a therefore, is to potify persons Against attempting directly or indirectiy infriagement ot Say /imingry Arrangements towards teoting my rights in & jegal mauner having JOBN 8. GALLAHER. Jr. WwW ANTED. 20 ENTERPRISING MEN, PATTEN'S MILITARY WOR, Active men can realize @10 profit per fs No passes required. M E. Ma | 5 251 Pennsyl avenue, few weeks since at and warn alj re ofmy S. y ontheir ‘Apply to STYLES F LOTHING, CES. 7 AstoyisHine Low Pru ATA Whole Suits elegantiy _fp 2 me 316 COAL O1L, PURE KEROSENE LIGHT! At the Union Coal Onl Com; BGP sirect, between Oth and Lich eorcede eat Lith. Ifyou. es! ure artiele of Ifyou want to says hsiftne Lamps and Ifyou have ethereal o:, lis net Hour Oi pot gure snd 26 F st. Ren on AIO eve! got up at Corn ‘eal 011 or other yHiave thet altered to burn the money will be A Giron irs Ft. noise ye eee ‘Oil wt 716 F at a at wasdul &o residence Aire feliversd n eeitancy Reetos eo. A libers! d-scount to the trad try orders un ie je. Country punotually 1 cotw Fouay » sepyat, SOLDIERS’ PAY. WILL Pred 0) - ABD SQ4bE REMIT. Wnrernes Mowsy ‘Fo their Families ney TWENTY-FIV For sny eum not exceeding And 4 p: Om ALLOTMENT | Dnarts. on the lines of thetr E CENTS= . : Fifty Dotiars. ( $50 ) charge for places PASSENGER TRAIN .TO MA ‘ASSAS War Derax Office Mil'y Sap’ ond Devect Was. TRErT, lor Railroads " ington, April 3, 1562 ? 5 Ss Until forther notice, a passenger train will be tin on Seturday of each week, from Seventh street and Matyland avenue to Mopaesas, ir aving Weshbington at 9308 m , arriving at Manasens at 12 m ; returning will leave m., arriving at Washington ats p m Managwax 2! 2p Fare from Washington to Manasens and return, $3; and from Alexandria to Manasses and retarn, $2 35 D. C. MeCALLUM, Military Directer and Supt Railroads, U. 3 ap at Pn bd a aller = Ww BARNARD, Auctioneers, Br th Comer Pas ae. and bh {intelligencer & Republican.) AUCTION SAL roreries, Ligours, Sui °"s’ Supplies, &0., com aod Yellow Sneare, A end Sterine: andier, iTkine Butter. and Checee, Starch, and Piosies, Boxes ‘of Herzing and Salmon, 2 led Ale aad ter, Gin. Cor , Sherry, ‘claret. ig Barren jn Cocktail. W ausky. different branae, Barras Biel th Brandy. "and Shoes, ani india Rubber ee ema!! Storr WALL & BAKNARD. Aucte, Shirts 5 and Brushes, By J. C. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. E DAY AFI ERN The i bestin the city for & privace _ int oa the premises. All conveyscoing at apsa ie. cost GU ail eeven lieved to it tee ro) Y DESIRABLE A" 0 NEARLY NEW 6 ipoh- some and wel! Dasement brick rooms, be the Oe 2 rd cash; the revidue in, 12and Terms: One third cas! oh eo ae hase. Co- Auots. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct oneers. NINTH 8T. AT B Recrion On THURSDAY, te Toth we shall 1» ., Lot ‘ont of the 10 and 9th north, Terms Bp 4-6t VIRTUE OF AWRIT th ttie, claim, interest and cetate of Lhe maid Joseph uohe: r to and into part of Lot No. 21, froutu ton the south side of Prospect street. and Ring baok 129 Soa door: hat on the 1eth ol sale the esid part of Lev’ ie enn o idor for eash ‘Ap 3-5t* “R. H. TRUNNELL £ 81x rooms cach street west, between O see. ats and PF OF FIER) ii o’ rstant, of Lot No.1, in Crit- "s subtivision of Squace No, 3%, with rick Salone frame 8 property streets the I GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY ous ssued by Henry Reaver, one of the justioes of Constable. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. HE NINTH GRAND BALL WESTERN #USE oe. No, 1, A iJ FPRANELI APRIL 25TB PTERNOON ENTER A Ab ES AND CHI BAR ‘will give a novel exhibition ané at T street, near %h, |OUN, April ath. from 3 tos. sefn Gn improved style of a exhibition the au: mission SO cents. ap3 at" m cents 5 few fashionabi chricren 10 oente ; amily tiokets HALL, 1am. TAINMEN DREN.— T Prof, A FOR noing Schoo! perance H "¢ rm je) TUESDAY AFTER-| "clock where oan Fashionshis Bonses, dvenoe will be invited a edances, A BOARDING. IRSP-OLASS BOARD! F orn 1444 12th street. NG HOUSE, < between G North and A Tatie board $4 60; with rooms 86 to $8; transient He) diy, em ae a Iss EW. WRI Fornishet GHT & : EDUCATIONAL. A SCHOOL POR CONG LADIES 50: Verte Srrver, ~ Bad. A uke public patr mi aoe ee CaRLisLE, Pa. ) Siroulars at Star es address Plainfield. Cam URNS, oN GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS Ss. 8, RANKIN & CO.. WHOLESALS WINE, LIQUOR, AND CHEAP BOTTLING ‘ABLISHMEN EST, T, SORROWS EE sp i 5t* INGLO BY¥ct & VE Ebert, GEORGETOWN. Dl C. AUNTLESS, aot in the District. ntets made to order, uokekin Drawers and Shirts. "To poreons desis 2th, coreuense So tehegt steamer EMILIE, J, BLAS, ebout the OR THE MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE FORT LENTON, MISSOURI RIVER. fou to ran thelr s ee Master. the weet dosivable a id aie Sees mb , having Fore %