Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR! PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania ave. and Eleventh street, ar Ww. D. WALLAOH: Papers scrved In packages by carriers at €48 year, or 37 cents permonth. To mail subscribers the price is $3.59 a year, im advance; @2 for six menths, #1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents aweck. Sin- git copies, ong cunt; In wrappets, rWo tents. >" Avventisx*exrs should be sent to the office before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. | The Liverpeel ‘Change en the War. —_ the Liverpool Journal. March 20 jope deferred maketh the heart *,”” and itis still hope deferred on Change. Things ought to mend, but do not. People are cheer- ful, but business is bad. When is there to be more activity? The talk was that this accursed war in America is the cause of & world of misery all over the world; that the evil em- braces all the civilised inhabitants of the tobe; that trade is ant from Galway to fe cen rend ao a that ople want employment; that speculation is Tefunet: that ont rise is dormant; that a sad apathy seems tohave seized on the human race, and that misery is, in consequence, in- tense and wide spread. ~ The general talk was that tho war will soon be over; that the end {s rapidly approaching; that the Confederates having di all that brave men could do, must, fix ther great submit to destiny; that the chances are against them; that they will retire from the war with all their honors made hter by glorious exercise ; that they have failed because it was im le to succeed ; that the adver- sary was to one against them, and that it is no disgrace to yield to an enemy so powerful; that they will not play the barbarian and unchristian game of persisting in opposition when the result is inevitable; and that when passion subsides the secessionists will unhesi- tatingly admit that the United States have, after all, Fren ample proof of the resources re- siding in free institutions; that this war, fright- ful as it bas been, impresses on all mankind a lesson that cannot be forgotten; that it has upset @ multitude of false conclusions, and taught European Powers to be wise by the in- struction afforded by the Government and the people of A: 3; that the people have given lue of the Anglo-Saxon blood which circulates in their that the North and South teem with the « evidence, and that this evidence will end in a verdict of per- manent good; that when thecivil war in Amer- ica broke out the conclusion openly expressed was that Amerioa had collapsed; that democ- Tacy was a fiction; that the Republic was about to experience the fate of all republics; that self- covernment was not to be expect: mong & foopte so boastful and demoralised; that the North would have to submit to the South; that she had no money, no army, and no bond of brotherhood; but that the experience of a few months falsified all these predic- tions; that democracy was on its trial, and has obtained a verdict in its faver; that in eight months the Federalists have produced the largest, and, according to Dr. Russell, the finest army in the world; that the Government gays its way; that comparatively there is no istress; that there is no discontent; that there are no mobs; that the people act as one man in Support of the’ Government; and that the Gev- ernment is acting strictly in obedience to the Constitution; that the lesson taught to Europe is « most impertant and a most valuable one— t firs an efficient army can be improvised in months out of volunteers; that soldiers so improvised can fight like or better than veterans, that standing armies are therefore no longer necessary with nations enjoying constitu- tional governments; that volunteers are armies when wanted: that the fight between the Merri- mac and the Monitor demonstrated that naval warfare, as hitherto conducted, must now cease; that wooden men of war should either be cut up or converted into merchant ships, that iron-olad steamers heneeforth will rule the ocean; that very few of these will be required, snd that of course, our navy estimates, after the few are built, will gratify even Mr. Bright; that these are great and glorious discoveries; that they hand over civilizatien to the protec- tion of science; that wars will be few, because without uninterrupted trade nations cannot resist immediate misery; that all civilized peo- ple have now clearly one interest; that not one of them can drop out of the market with- out entailing on all others the evilsof bad trade; that the Americans have secured for themselves an eternal exemption from erter- nal war; that all other nations will let them alone, because a conflict with them would be ruinous; that the Yankees, by this war, have made themselves maasigrs of the position; that their produce is essentlal to the prosperity of the civilized world; and that, consequently, the sivilized world will always keep on friend- ly terms with them. THE REBELS STILL BUASTING. (Prom the Richmond Whig.) We have been eften defeated by the Yan- kees, but never yet whipped in a fair fight. The truth is, our defeats have proved the su- periority of our penraese ities, as our vie- tories never did or could have done The Southerner is more courageous than the Yan- kee, and nothing has served to convince the Yankees of this truth so much as their late triumphs. Take the list of our disasters, from Drainesville to Kernstown, and we find in every one of them ample evidence of South- ern pluck. Stuart saved his at Draines- ville. The Yankees were on e drawing, jast as he did, and a fow id driven them off in confusion. oug! ver to have permitted himeelf to be caught in such a trap. We paid dearly for it. Noone doubts that the day would have been won at Fishing Creek if Zollicoffer had not fallen. Even after that, our troops might have been rallied, if Crittenden had possessed any claim to their confidence. Though the odds at Roanoke Island were enormous we cannot hoast over that affair. The batteries were fought splendidly, and some of the troops acted gallantly; but Gen. Wise told the whoje story, when he said to some of his soldiers who had retreated, ‘there is no blood on your bayonets.” At Newbern things were man: very badly, yet the pluck displayed by Lat! and Brom, and the stinate resistance of Vance’s regiment and others, came near retrieving our fortunes in spite of the vastly superior numbers of the att party. What a glorious hi is that of fall of Donelson —what herclen, what endurance, what indomitable courage, the Mississippians, Virginians, Kentuckians and Tennesteeans displayed in and around that ill-starred fort. The sharge of Scott’s Louisi- tore down, and kept tearing down, the white fiags at Donelson. Competent authority asserts that the only actual hand-to-hand fights which have occurred during the war happened in Missouri and Arkansas; the party to them on our side being always Louisianians and Mis- ii and always successful. Southern over Yenkeo * t the case is [oh es We always believed we could whi Yankees, and nothing has done so | ? H a Fe g i tomed to the use of and to lation of death by the bullet In e is no danger the Yankee FA i FRE for the sake of the almighty force of drill and the of ern farm of 160 acres the nataral la! Fal: greater courage and the lofty motives will surely tell in the long run. equipments we can always whip two ene. With competent direction, Southern aghting would extort the admiratio: world. : it 8 z Ebening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1862. nig N°. 2,855 THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Jouray -con taining a greater variety of interestiag resding thaa can be found im any other—is powiished on Fridsy morning. Trams—Cash, invariably, in edwence, Singte copy, per annw 10 Five copies 4% Ten copies. Twenty-five copies .. Itinvariably contains the “Washington News’? that has made The Daily Evening Star ciroulate 80 generally throuzbout the country. 17” Singie copies (in wrappers) can be pre cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREE CENTS. STS xe FOR Tite DENTISTRY. we and patentes E at OFFICIAL, PARTMENT OF STATE, Waenmeton, January 25, 1962. Secretary of State Will Beresfter reoetve Members of Congress on business on Satufdays, commencing with Saturday, the first of next month. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, ww DEPARTMENT, OxvEREr, That the War Department will be olosed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Pridays against all other business but that which relates to active military operations in the field. Saturdays will be devoted to the business of ‘Senators and Representatives, Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War. ause apg The Richmond Examiner of a recent date gives the following reasons for the abandon- ment of Manassas and Centreville by Gen. FROM SOUTHERN TENNESSEE. important Rafirend Connection of y the Federal Treeps. Pittssure Lanpine, April [4.—A force of 4,000 five transports, left the Landing on Sat- » accompanied by the gunbvats Tyler led_up the Tennesece. toa point near Eastport, Miss , where thev landed and proceeded inland to Bear Creek bridge, and destroyed the two bridges on the Memphis and Charleston railroad, ene measuring 121 feet and the other 210 feet in length. A cavalry force of 150 men was found there, who, after having four killed, retreated. The on Sunday night, without This is one of the most suc- rations of its kind during the war, completely cutting off the communication of the main body of the rebel army at Corinth with Ala- bama and the rest of the Confederacy, except New personally at his o! wear these teeth wno here eodueeeemnans waar ollie thr ing at my offine can be 2ccom but to those who Sré particular a: wiep oS Ct) INERAL PLAT! seh streets Pialeas We learn that the Government not only cor- dially approves the strategic movement of Gen. Johnston in changing his line ef defence. but that the question of falling baek from the old e Potomac was confided entirely to jis own diseretion some weeks ago by the resident himself. It is now ssdettained that some three or before the army, fell back, Gén. ed the President and disclosed ais ¢ompassed by in his opinion, to fall back an new line of defence. He stated bis convic- tions that the enomy, by a movement of some or fifty thousand troops through Har- per’s Ferry and the Valley, upon his rear, and eleavest, strong is ott — ‘and oth ste: Also ._,. See NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAST! BOND TE JANVARY 21, 1662, ition returned Johnston visit see Tost @' mans to him the eztr Wirnovr Merat Prare on Cuasrs, DR. 3. B.SIGESMOND, 910 Brondway, I: ‘or he— enwe, 2th and 13th sts, Waskinaton, Calia the attention of the public to the Loio: wd teres of his improved system : t ih of his manuinoture will aever sorode nor change color by any acids, being three-fourt! A flag of truce arrived at the outposts yesterday, with Gov. Johnson’s son, of Ky,, asking for his father’s body. to defeat ‘noe PASSENGER TKAIN TO MANASSAS. r Further Particulars of the Grevt Battle— The Killed and Wounded. Cincinnati, April 15.—The Commerctal has person who left the battle- ground at Pittsburg Landing on Thursday eve- ning relative to the results of the battle estimated our loss in killed from 1,200 to 1,500, wounded from 3.500 to 4,000, and missing at 2,500. The rebels lost more in killed than we did, and not so many wounded. About 1,000 unwounded rebel prisoners were taken, and about 1,200 Ps, he says, retook on Mou- day ali the batteries which we lost on Sunday, and captured twelve pieces from the enemy. On ‘Tuesday Beauregard sent a flag of truce re- questing permission to bury his dead, and say- ing: “ Owing to the beavy reinforcements you received on Sunday night and Monday, and the fatigue of my men, I deemed it prudent to retire and not renew the battle.’> The permission asked for was not granted. The bearer of the flag ad- mitted that Beauregard received a slight wound in the left arm during the battle. Arrival ef Gen. Halleck—General Grant's t. lighter than ary other, War DerartMent, be extracted, as the Office Mily Sup’t and Drector Railroads. U. Washington, April 3, 1 Until farther notice, a passenger train will be tut on Saturday of each week, from Seventh street and Maryland avenue to Manassas, icaving ington at 9.30 a. m., arriving at Manassas at 12 m; returning will leave Manasszs at 230 p. m., arriving at Washington at5 p.m. Fare from Washington to Manassas and return, $3; and from Alexandria to Manassas and return, $2 35. D. C. McCALLUM, Military Director and Sup’t Railroads, U.S [Intellizencer & Republican. } Dr. I. B, SEELEY, Sole Manufacturer of the HARD RUBBER TRUSS, under Rigas & Goodyear’s Patents. nce. For the space of three weeks before the army left its intrenchments at Manassas preparations were being made for falling back, by the quiet and gradual removal of the vast accumulations of army stores; and with such consummate ad- dress was this managed that our own forces aad no idea of what was intended until the march p- The first intimation the enemy had of the evacuation of Manassas was the smoke of the soldiers’ huts that had been fired by our army, and as the last column of our forces retired, we are assured that the advance of the movement, on Gen. Johnston’s rear, ly at Snickersville, a gap in the Blue information from a 60. a NS tem rary testh ars needed, ax permanent ones can hemade immediately, thereby preserving the natural expression of the face. which under 5. Bhis work has bean fal r by many of the fret chemists and physicians of thie also inverted a white undestroctive with which the most sensitive teeth without pain, and eas build up @ feat, sound tooth on any suie roots, whish will |ast throagh lifetime, Tho dost of references given—to Dr. V, Mott; Dr. r of Chemistry. N. V.; Hon o Court of Washing- Sars. tosted over five years Judge Wayne, of the Sa ton, and Shousands of ot! Cail end examine for yourself. FITTING, &. idge. That the strategic plans of the enemy were pletely foiled by this m: ef Gen. Johnston is of disappointment an. erly movement ent in the tone vexation in which the northern newspapers refer to the evacuation of Manassas, which, unless there had been some disooncert of their own strategy by such an event, they would be likely to siderable advant: them further int: ao to exeouts any orders with GAM FITTING a low doors north ef Ps be found @ compiria As E New pe STF" Stora on Sth stron ayers wher ma Office for the Radioa! Cure of Hernia St. Lovis, April 15 —Several gent'emen con- nected with the army at Pittsburg Landing ai rived here yesterday—among them Capt. Lagon, of Gen. Grant's staff, who is the bearer of General Grant's official report ef the battle of Pittsburg. He left the army on Friday nigbt arrrved there that dry, and immediately assumed 126 Clark atzeet, Chiongo, lilinois on their side in letting territory of Virgini The most, if not the only, successful strategio movement of last year’s campaign was General Johnston's evacuation of Harper’s Ferry and his movement in the upper portion of the Valley This evacuation of the extreme line of the upper Potomac was extensively misan- derstood, and brought a great deal of popular and ignorant censure upon General Johnston, who was characteristically resolved to loave his vindication to the progress of events. His movements then threw back the onemy’s plans at least ninety days, and it is confidently stated that the same extent of disa. and disconcert on the enemy's si the result of the late change of our line of de- It will never runt. ( ar and good as new. tmiure the Cord, nor overstroteh and e ot; Oo comeresa and Gen. Grant, in his offictal report, estimates onr and 3,500 wounded.’ ber of the enemy killed and lefton the field is An estimate of their number it bave been sent to Our loss ju artillery Sofentiesls New t BNPELIOF 10 BETIS ke B 8 Invite oitexans cA examine oer stonk of Gas Does net press oF Joss at 1.500 kille crently benefit the worst form seme Bruss can be mvc very case may require, greater than ours. cannot be made, as many Corinth and other places. was great, many pleces being disabled by the enemy’s shot—some batteries losing all their horses and many oftheir men. Not Icas than two hundred horses were killed. The rebel army has Its headquarters at the foot of Pea Ridge, extending two miles from Corinth The advance of the Federal troops miles beyond Pittsburg, leaving a space of only two miles between the opposing armies. A battle may be brought on at any moment. strong assurance that our army is ready for the 68 Soted lock ta Wax | Work tp thea! wi] be prompt!y «\ r tthas been used by over 34” persons in ths North-weat within the paat two has never fa led to giva ratisiactionin the worst form, and used in preference (oli others, by all prominent Surgeons 1 whom are Professors M ne intrasted te ous epre SULDIEKS’ 0 Andrews, Lind Unive Milwaakie, Wia..and L ville, fl. 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The remittance, whether Gold, Treasury Notes, should be enclosed in anen- sesied, end have the fall ad drees (including town, Post Offi in cities the strestand nuniber) whom to be sent, and the amount legibly marked eon. pxvelenss: for this purpose may be had at our ice re romet calivery the charge for re ttance shou! reps ah ‘28-Im ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, a a tA CISION AND ACF WITH PRECAUTION! DR. M. VELLNY’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL, in the Federal Block, opposite the General Post end Patent Office, Room 24 up stair of 7th and F sts, Washiogton, 1. C, Eststitshed for the Supprezzion of Quackery The Oniy Regular Physician Advertising. To thoir Panis FROM YORKTOWN. The Rebels Actively Preparing to Resist esides bringing encounter any th and Ps, avenuo, for & y may make in amine for yourself, Camr Berore Yorxtowns, April 15.—Yester- day morning about 2 o’clock a section of artillery within half a mile of the rebel works, ported by sufficient Infantry to captured. Fifteen shots were fired into the rebel earthworks before the enemy their guns to bear upon us, rew without damage. A fine view was yesterday obtained of the posi- tion of the rebels, both at Yorktown and ‘Glouees- ter, from the Fairchild House, atthe mouth of Wormith Creek. Twenty-four guns were seen in the water battery at Yorktown, and nine at Gloucester. At the latter place a large number of workmen were engaged in erecting new works. At Yorktown the old works used during the siege of 1750 were still vistble, and readily dis- tinguished from those of recent construction. Heayy guns were mounted on their walls. and the rebel flag was fiying from its battlements The principal wharf was covered with commis- sary stores, while the river was dotted with rails. Every one appeared to be busy, as though the coming struggle depended upon his individual Late in the afternoon a schooner, anchored a short distance above the wharf, was Yesterday afternoon our flotilia was en- gaged In shelling out a body of rebels who were engaged In the construction of a shore battery about four miles below Gloucester. The result of PARASOLS AND most happy effect wu who are, altogeth than they have ever SUN UMBRELLAS! or allotment Draft: ¥ ove es: hoice Sszortment: L apr ee K 5 With set ag of Dry Goods Our Hasthera ap4 Eastern correspondents send 20 only, thé actual were able to brin when our men wit! for general and om eum oe gash va'ue, msrked in PERRY & 8RO., - Avenue aod Niath st. YELLOWSTONE Mammota Counrernrgit Estasisaments Lovis—Oxe Hundred Treasury Notes 4. OR THR MOUTH OF AND FORT BENTON, MISSOURI RIVER. J, B 1 aBares, Master, 3 25th of t Persons desi ous of going to Oregon aud the ‘Territory of Weshligton, this is the moat desirable rox tionarly to Waehington ‘territory, having ™m Fort Benton on!y 150 mises of Iand travel. over 200d road, to the most desirahle part of the Ferri- tory. In connection with the Emilie will bea ¥ mer, Which Wili leave Broken uP In Thousand Dollars tn U.S. Ten Thousand Dollars in Counter- feit Indiana Bills Sezed —For some time ast, says the St. Louis News, the suspicions of the Chief-of-Police have been directed to the 'o. 7 Targee street, and on asearch was made. back room on the first floor were found a com- plete set of engraver’s tools, anda printing ress up stairs. The officers found upwards of 10,000 in counterfeit Indiana one dollar bills, signed and ready to be circulated, and neat! $500 packages. A pocketboo! g an unfinished $10 U.S. Treasury note, the back only being printed, was taken ie room. A man EAD WITH D' The steamer EF Will leave on o: three-story hou: Sunday night | '# long experience in hospital prac- esying that heoan oure all Yr ture, or he will forfeit the light draught ma here about the & dowstone to the Falis passare apply on hoard. SOLDIERS? HARNDEN’S EXPRESS WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS’ REMIT- TANCES. Wueruer Money on ALLOTMENT DRarts, place on the lines of thoir TWENTY-FIVE CENTS For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars.(@5 ) And & proportionate additional charge for places reached by connecting Expresses. The remittance, whether in Gold, T; Notes, or Allotment Praits, should be enclosed in al. seourely seaied, ana have the fall address, including tue town, Post Office. and State, of the person to whom to be seat, and the marked thereun. x this purpose will be furnished at receryed to be forwarded at the office in Washington, Third street, ‘ivanis Bvenus. re for consuitation. A fected from one to four MEe* EATON, Has removed from 454 T street, between 8th a: lor’s dresnoutting rule from a coat h: named Wolkey was arrested, was found a certificate bearing his name. Wolkey denied all knowledge of the criminal business, but said that a man named Walker boards at the house and owned the tools. This Walker was known to be a noterious counter- the name of Hill. On Tuesday night he was arrested at a house in Dubreuil street, while working at the en- graver’s bench in copying a U.S. $10 Treasury note. A search of the premises resulted in the dis- covery of upward of $100,000 in counterfeit U. allthe implements of the counter- The plates used in U.S. Treasury notes are of stee: been pronounced by good judges a fi pec’ plate for counterfeiting $5 notes was also found, as well as some course of prepara- rday Walter H Bean, company FE, Ber- dan’s Sharpebooters, was shot through the neck and back while on picket duty. Affairs were remarkably quiet last night. A slight shower occurred this morning, but the sun soon made its appearance. ee J NTERESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE. re now receiving READY-MADE f the iatest designs three times 8 Bn from Uo ered coceblishment in more, Which we offer atastonishing low prices, . BAR & BRO. corner E aud 7th streets. CURE—CORNS—BUNIONS. RDRIAT, Surgson Chiropodist, ‘aris, begs to inform you that he oan ¢: ally emove Corns and Bantens, witbout pain, so the shoo can be worn immediately after the ion, Without inconvenience. Ali rts and other superfluous fleeh from the hand so that they will appear email and delicate, No. 1 hares of ‘Washington seoner- mh 6-tf To their Families at an Fortress Monrog, April 15—4 P.M —Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: Nothing has oc- curred since my dispatch of this morning, to dis- turb the quiet then represented. ‘The fine weather is very favorable to the opera- tions at Yorktown, and it is probable that Gen. McClellan will soon be able to open bis batteries on the fortifications of the enemy. The French Minister bono this morning. He has gone to Norfolk, and will goto Richmond. On entering the fort gave him a salute of 13 guns. Joun E. Woot, Maj. Gen. THE WAR IN NEW MEXICO. A Battie at Pigeon Ranche. Denver City, April 7, via Julesburg, April 9. Information received from New Mexico states that, on the 26:b ult., Col. Hough, with 1,300 men, reached the Apache Pass. ing of three compantes of cavalry, hadan eny: ment some distance beyond this place with %50 and took 57 prisoners. and 11 wounded. nm be, 15 miles from Santa Fe, on 28th, Cel. Hough met a force of strongly posted, at the mouth of a canon. The an about noon, Col. Hough eng front with seven companies, while Cherington, with four companies, attacked them in the rear. isha latter seroamaceocd Hifholy the rebel guard away from the supply train, which was captured and burned. ‘They also cap- tured one cannon and spiked it. rately till four o’clock, when it ceased Col. Hough withdrew his forces to a creek four miles distant. The loss onthe U.8. side was 3 officers and 20 priyates killed, and from 40 to 5v wounded. The rebel loss isnot known Com. munication between Col Hough and Gen. Canby is continually kept up. feiter, who also went me witha visit 1D A libers! discount to deale: » Becond door below a a rege E. 8 SMITH, Agent. SPRING SILKS, full assortment, figured and piain jortment of all the Dry © general and special wants ‘rar Northern and Esstern correspondents send Ul Lew supplies daily, One price onir, the sotual oarh standard valuo, marked in piain figures; hence no purchaser 18 rs to the doctors $m OR ARMY AND NAVY MEN.—Navy Blue Army Bise Filan : of the propor qualities (that will hold the A aiup © stock of a.l othor kinds of eaand housskeepers. arkod ia distinet heures T a Mourning Goods Ch Cloths, aad C freasury eight or ten bank plates in tion. In addition to these, a finishe: for counterfeiting $20 bille Waynesburg, Pa., was secured. Of the immense quantity of Treasury notes seized, only some $25,000 were nearl This amount was found strung by a t room lor the purpose of drying. The other bills were quite unfinished, One price only, on the Bank of An examioation of stock im Nils advance, censist- Penn. avenve and Nini DAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANY, NOTICE OF REMOTAL, The delivery ofice of this company is removed rom Third strees to ihe large depot on Ail parcels for the interior properly packet fies PEERY & BKO,, Pa. avecue and Ninth st " ; fEOTOGRAPHS jing printed on D FRAME and lacking the various colors. mgravers’ tools, etc., as well as the bogus paper ebtained in beth establish- ments, were removed to the office of the chief BE + FRAMES, the largest axsortment, the best manufactory in the country J. MARKRIT 0. 486 Seventh street, 8 doors above Odd Feilows’ Hall. SPECIAL NOTICE, AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1862, the trains On the Baltimore ard Ohio Kail- Toa commence running datiy, leaving this station at 7.40 A. Washington Junction with mail {the Wert. vis Par ch tickets old an Master of Transportation 500,000 POUNDS ROUGH TALLOW i RUBBER pthitan' J. B. PUDNEY’s, 324 Penn avenue, back of 6 Bto Scorcn Seranss The followin; lasgow (Scotland) ‘Phe fight con- MENS RUBBER BOOTS D at 3.8 #UDN 324 Pron, av. Bao! fO® SALE. ir of very hand: CCaRRIAGE HORSES Loeren in the Distr ot—bred in New y i@ Naval Store, Navy ¥ between the hours bad s wh 2 1) Sundays excepted, Palmetto a Southerner sat, band of his Panama hat, trying to lighten his mind of a load, buming the words of the following ode : Oh! for a whip, a Oh ! for a wip; Greeley and Beecher, a Yankee school-teacher; and Ob! fora ship, darkeys each trip. And s0 he kept Oh-wmg for what he had not, Not content with owing for ail that he'd got. bs: checked. ey po SM FH, Baltimore and Ohio Spl at Ob! for a dar for scookeall an a Oh! for a crack at Frem the Department ef Woopstock, Va., A’ Shenandoah. iL 15. —A national salute, as ordered, in celebration of recent victories, was fired here to-day at noon, by direction of Gen. jusiasm was manifested L8 FOR THE PRESENT AND OACHING BEASON, assortment, Bt our proverbially 1068, oSee pre only, the actual cash standard value, mar! Sc PINE AOMSERRY & BROTHER, Pa. avewve and Ninth et. ORAI, BOOTS, uble-sole Balmoral______.g1 do do --$2 Banks. Great enthi throug bout the division. The rebels still continue to fire at our pickets. THRIDSIMaR. for which tW highest price will be paid at the Na- tional Soap and Candle Works, Green street and Canal, wn, D.C. ©. B. JE WELL, Proprietor, THE ARMY.—A letter from ys : hag occurred, which was amus- Porter went up in the bal- this morning, and when above the ground the oon broke. and the Gen- eral sailed off southwesterly towards Richmond, than the army of the Potomec le was alone, but had sufficient pull the valve rope, and reaching the ground in safe les from camp. Googrurtis Lother styles of Boots, 92 60 198° and Missoe’ » the cheapest and loon at five o'clock about one hundred feet rope anchoring the ball: COMPANY.”* » 16 Dari jateo Penn. sweune,Witeene sth or RELAXavion, Spar- XHAVSTION OR THE SysTsM, Now, svJR TIME CLO ie, FURNI paren Als % very low tod . Ww BAVE JUST RECFKIVED A LARGE en, Money, &s, jorth and Wort de- oft or Sketches 6 thing for the famiiy cir- re twice dally, Y et ie, or to send 50. JOHN POH AK Beets DU CAVALI valor’ De Breck—Avant- EIED. stam OYSTERS—OYSTER: ! or oPRASESTEPN A att 4s mir emer Wsssceae iy eat ep tr hand $5. At the Masic Stine host quality ean fo ~* 2 id Oyster Segre Send, Ninth stcet, between AYRES & OF. TAKE NOTICE! Sce of 3 years up, can now IROnW HALI, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES. EMILE DUPRE. Just Ri ceived and Opened, A large and first--ines steck of cholse FAMILY GROCERIE8&, coneisting of: SUGARS, of 21! grades, TEAS, CUFFEE, BUTTER, LARD, FLOUR, MAILLAR D'S CHUCOLATE, &e., ac, ac. All of which be offers at lowest cash prices, PIKE’S CELEBRATED WAHISKIES, 500 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela, 600 barrels fine O14 Rye, 500 barrels fine Old Bourbons, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heldsick, which, being bought low, we offer at unusvally low rates. Also, Sole Agent for PIRE’S ARMY CORDIAL, feu BFPRIiVvAT HE. BFPRIivVvVaAaAT zs BFPRiIi vats. DR, LA BONTA Sing removed hixosivato Room No. 6, adjei tine Bundsy Chronicle cilije, in Washington Bi covend eredeating 18 one, a j 3 the world tk ‘New York City Above dis-asos whic): 1 osnnot speedily ead permas- nently cure, let the case he old or new. No di required ; nothing duagreeabie in say part a fi Re ver} 9. Consultations free. Rooms + iNT. M. w: I mii? See Boer) a ee and a Wall, Stephens & Co., MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TAILORS, iD ut DEaLuns SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS, SHOULDER STRAPS, @AUNTLETS, GLOVES, &e. And every variety of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ar RrasoMistz Puen, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenues, between is tl {intel.& Repud,} Sth and ith sta FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! of the firm of Mores & Beckhass. PI ind’a,) rm a 5 Manelectarer and Whoiseaie a Ig in é Airs, lo room Purntare—bhors's Bui ding, dorents street, Every variety of UPHOLSTERING promptly ana nestly exceuted. ST eearrtepenaaeieeeat Parchasers will study their interest t call befere looking elsewhere. 223m" CH, RIVART & CO. SILLERY CHAMPAGNE DEPOT REMOVED TO 8, E. Connen oF Penn. AVENUE amD S1xTE Bt., Clarencon Hotel Building, Washington. H, ROSEY, Aoxnt, New Yorn. JAMES MOLAN, Aoznt, Wasnineton, D.C, SHERRY, PORT snd MADEIRA WINES, FINE OLD BRANDY sed WHISKY, mbis ell kinds® Piaies, and Black and White HICK AND THIN FABR tock of Mourning Goods is fall and eom- ‘hovt the entire year. ‘North nern snd Eastern correspondents eend daily. warked in pisin figures; hence no purchaser is overcharges. An inspootion of stook solicited at ail limes od obligation thereby incurred to purchase. PERRY BRO., t ri ouus and sek ne ooTs D ‘ B AN suo re SUIT Tae Weare now mannfacturing all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES, and constantly reosiving @, supply of eastern made work of every den soription, made es prosaly to order, willl bo eold ata much lower tre then, has been heretofore charged in articles, us ity for muon fi Persona in want of Boots and Syees of eastern a assort or e:ty made work. will always fi mastin storeand at the (Gaietin eB mos ap Sr 314 Penney’ Families JS? S¥cKivep ATLA. BEA & CU,’ Soovs, TR A. BEALL & CO"S,No 361 Seventh street, #a betwees i te Gh MEe ho Saas eae BE OBS. COontOne gND ALL Av L. BEALL CUP, No 261 Seventh street, K, to bay pues CLOTHING, FURN: soups, BK * ond CAPR. 0. $01 Bove, L & etreeta, Aesortment of Raven, and Steinway & Son’ TiANO PO) know: 2 8S ive best now maa! whion wears aGeries 8 tetas Ld Persons ty serch Of & reiable WOU Be Teg, to esi exam W.G. METZEROTT. We ea BOYS’ CLOTHING.