Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1862, Page 3

TACAL NEWS. [x2 . "iin, Untensceel et @ eke | Cerraqpnaenee of The Beers = ollens ete SECOND EDITION. = =: ————————===E ; v; 23, Le. ¥ ~ Payntts.—Porsons desiring Pennies will al]. noth! brag po eaphelat = nek et ne P THREC O°CLOUS, f. M. ‘fod. thom for exchange at tho Star - our antl emg! On ‘secount of the ‘break in - “/ Sp Bis — a the canal, there has becn no arrival of boats during LATEST FROM OLD POLNT. Anarven at Carter's whart, (foot of 135 street.) the past week “ -{ The latest news in Washington from Old Polat i of Mr. Samuel Smart, of our town, was ‘ ; achr Soni Jane ake, eccidenteliy Filles Wp tapuars noer Fairfax, Vo. and the vicinity of Yorktown, ise Gespatch that advertisements 5, das crea Sig td : 18 Geo. F. on Thursday. It that es he was cross! OR MENT On thw DOU OP Ban cbnan | left Cherrystone at 11 .m. today, saying that the streets, cr with @. Crandell, No. street, Will meet with prompt attention. pe Aa eras ae and fell, and before assist- T—On_the Beights of etown, boat from Fortress M goods from able COTTAGE, turnwbed or un- ‘onrot had just reached thease, indi 2 ee OReEs cee es aah cone Many iat. a eee eaea ee cur City Couneiten 4! f. Erquire on tie premises, Payette et. — bringing memages, elier from the Army % Priday night. eS SS ____________________| or Nevy, sent over es to this point. Foros Aruannrx—To-night, Mu. Forrest ap: Ctacert & May. | We have bad no material change in our flour A BANDMOMELY FURNISHED ROUSE to | sue teht Fortress Monroe at Sm. to-day. Tt te aes ane = te ge markets to note, bh there isa rather better SOME tices takin ork er at- | inferred, therefore, that at thet hour this forenoon speek “Noricz.—The opening address of the Union | feeling. Prices rule about the same as last week. Dake dapection Gums ane eae Wir Dap all was quiet there < ager Ford’s Li Association will be de‘ivered by Rev. | Su $5 25 to $5.75, and extras $5 50 to 86, | ment None but those of the highest reel t. Me! soppy iMenday) evesin, in ried juality. WA aee cca oui —< need apply. Address “8. 3..”” ~ - DEATH OF MA‘OR BENEY L. BENNER. session room e Assembly urch, corner ‘0 $1 30. Corn—RSales of good white at ( (0 LET—Six well fornished FRONT ROOMS. Weare informed by Mr. FE. 8. Dana, of the Sth and I streets, to commence at 7 o'clock. The | to 65c.; yellow 60c. rmehe oy ee A public are respectfully Invited to attend. * At our fish wharves this morning shsd was T a ee srers, Erion, Bed | Pension Ofice, that Major Henry L. Benner, er, a selling at $6 per hundred; herring prought $5 a Starting! But Tavur.—The Volunteers sre | thonsand. braving the dangers of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds} There is nothing doing at our conl wharves and Cholera. Many 8 gallant fellow will leave Sprctator, J bleach, who by the aid of Hollo- 's Pills & Ointment, would have returned is family sorang, one healiby. them! Only 25 cents per Box or Pot. rest in this a Gnoven’s Tusatzx.— This Grover edds to bis already fine names of Susan Denin, Effie Rogers—names familiar and theater-goers. To-night, drama of the “Willow »' will be = with Mr Tilton es Luke Fielding, Miss De- W. pin as Rose Fielding. Setcheil, Miss Germon, handed into the cutter by Captain Miss Bough and Ben Rogers also appear to-night bigren, tune of the ‘Star Spangled ContingntaL —Miss Passano and Mixs Wal- | Banner,” were to the side of the Gassend!. top, vocalists of rare powers; Misses Rose, Mar- | Here they were received with cordielity by M. sball and Clifton, whose movements fn the dance | Mercier, the French Minister; Captain Gautier, are all grace; and the number of comedians, bal- | and Admiral Reynaud, of the French Navy. A® Jad singers, jig-dancers and eccentric cheracters, | the President mounted to the deck, the cheer of will no doudt tend todraw hugely at thie new | +: Vive le President” burst forth from an hundred place of amusement. Lease voices y yard arm — deck. Raid Ae C. — i} ‘owiler’s charm’ short time spent on board, perty en' ta Pom "ind ‘Mise Deval’ iaveteneh sete nade cutter and moved around the fron-clad target in eb to the attractiveness of the Canterbury. | the river, and thence to the shore, while the loud- Frank Brower continues his career of burnt-cork | mouthed cannon belched forth another salute, vet Se mutually pleased. rs. Lincoln and sister were at the Navy Yard, seated In their carriage, during the visit. Paymaster, U. 8. A., died suddenty from a stroke ofapoplexy on board (be steamer “Ocean Queen,'” two miles off Fortress Mouroe, at 6% o'clock Sat urday morning last. Mr. Dane was on board at : the time. Major Beaner left here, in WANTS. = =) eae With some fifteen other Paymasters, on Thursday, NTED—By a respectadia yor ibesold cheap fur hs che | 20d sailed down the Potomac on the ocean ITUATION as nuree. Gos d reierence given ‘or having other business to attend | steamer “Ocean Queen.’ He arose about Go'clock ne ov rue Stan: mpg Peer if |. Address" N -” Star toffios ad nter ~” Box 790 P.O. 833" | on Saturday morning, went out on the deck to your eg Salrday evening 1 desire to say | WY ANTED—A wnite WOMAN to cook, wash, ae Lr ps. attest Bt pg eyed wash bimself, and fell suddenly while thus ea- ed pithontepretices natce'f mer couray | ended. per Kom'e will apuvd: Appr at 43 | of May, o-aizt 10m boatny and cou venient part | ENCE.) Thealarm was given by one of the wall - ia city, = usually axteedel, I believe. If a disposition to | Dumbzrion st. Geo-getown. = me Pressary and Isterior and Port Office Depart. | or and the medical services of De. E. McDowell, . either attempt the sacrifice of my property in my ments, Also, fire @ and convement Erick | Surgeon Ist N.Y. Artillery, promptly obtained, be supposed absence in the West, or a desire to in- bi 8 Tt’ | ting fortunately on board, but all to no purpose, jure. my soa, ee the motive, it = — 5 ER pre rr — = + | for the sufferer died in a few minutes. His re- av! e Claims this morning re 2 URNISH oO ‘U RENT (wi U no others aguiant me), the chance tg sacrifice my PU ar art a eee ee Pena Boatt ip agrivnte, omiyecnichth atte, | Malne were taken on to Philadelphia, Pa, by his Property is lost to those who may have desired it. oe “4 xa ‘snk. = | between U and H, No. 402. ap 2% <t" | clerk, and his funds for the payment of troops, on Lith st., next — See ee As wdaccanasy ows not ask it, having no occasion : 1k OR RENT—Four FURNISHED ROOMS, | about #100 000, plared in the custedy of Major | andto our friends generally, ant especially They report that the Merrimec will come out soon. A despatch in yesterday's Richmond papers, received by fieg of trace, dated Mobil-, Friday, 5 7 p 7x e'clee! ‘ 2 lurniened -_ Aaj: cae = eel those who have been the active inst: 1a ple al summating this long prayed for result Fifteenth St. Presbyterian Church—1! o'clo . Kesowed, That we recommend setting apart kKsgiving and . ine 3.8: Caretaporo’s Hair PReerey Leger la lavaluable wit se Dye, as it | t softness, the most Geantiful 5 tae city, with fine Teout sapped 20 clock 3. Hammond. loredt | vitality to the he!r. says that the inion gunboats passed Ports Jack Tue Cotoren Prorte upon ExanctPation eased t had 0. W. T A rat Wier 4 ty THE DistRict.—A convention of colared peo- Phillipe E wae Lares perder f we granted the pt peng Scventoonth street Noa Qenersl Wool. was held Isst week in the colored Presby- | jeast discret ion, the matter ‘could bave been set- nae - | OR SALE—Small BRICK HOUSE, No “aa Major Benner leaves a wife snd two sonsin ben Scag ‘at which the following resolutions | ued quite as soon. “ JE. Reese. | QYANTE—By ayo) c catrect. near 'x:h. For torme inquire A Philsdelphis. He bas been president of a bank I. Resolved, That we return our most devout GiisiinsndS aie Ne, Bae has good teh Fe ster | HALL. Gas Oni» "_(Roeub iu that city, and a meb-r of the Pennsylvania thanks to Almighty God, who, in bis great wis- psa rapreguenthy = Offies it* BELL O8 LES A State Senate, and was e prominet and useful citi- dom and mere: governed and controiled the . " —AS i bam 7 ae ee nee . ten of that State. ey a ot time, 00 a0 fo Sing to us mins No other Dye has been analyzed. / FER A suinrae ard ete nora rote singes. og Willard » Eb — eee oe eee istrict that dearest of al! earthly treasures—Free- No other Dye produces such faultless colors. eraliy useful. Address Box 44 Star Orfios. tt" Si ce : a , dom. And that we first offer to Him the true! No other Dye van Le applied so rapidly. : PANT (ods Tae Leas Be : See THE LATEST BY TELBGRAPH. b—11 o'clock, Stephen Smith; 3 | homage of our grateful hearts for this sacred and x wy x A at T J. O'Brien’a Urooery VOR RENT—A wei) FURNISH <D HOUSE, ———o———— israel ——- ——. ——— i? | invaluable blessing. (No other Dye ta so lasting in its effects einer hax Coe Ag d E o rea cont <2 roome, With fRe in every room. a] ee eee: 2. Resolved, That by our industry, enezgy, | No other Dye improves the texture of the hair ANT RD OA Rrcarescecame by aiovenck. | Silcmmeriathe gitac0 wh LATER FROM OLD POINT. i jethel— . moral deportment and character, we will prove | It has been aie amet ee wari Prone ane ae era merce wee H_ | ourselves worthy of the coniidence reposed i us— Analyzed by Dr. Chilton, totake atresia bath entia” Can brite tasbet | VOR REV tH The Fleet Pass the Mississippi Forts, Waters . . by herer roamed a Prag the citizens of the via- | Chemist to the Croton Water Board of New York, | ° pier f Star | aa ior Bey as vor tees pele = ose Rbenezer Church, Georgdtown—11 o'clock; | sict of Columbia we give sincere assurance, that | and certified by him to be aa harmless as Croton = : —— — a * 92 Ste Por-ession ist dee of May, New Orleans Surrendered. ee - Lg sate; Soretoek,.| So ia the past we ate es a people boon etlerie,| Water His certificate may be seen at the eatab LADY GECLINING. HOUSEK MOOT & BURROUCNS spe. ap halen dee ¢ 7 o'clock, W nagell and law ebidin wer, mE é “4 wishes to optain & i her : =MoorT, : x, so in the future we shall strive a E Tatnall Superseded, &c. sna Plodells $96 Oca Dae mena with might and main to be in every way worthy | #hment of the proprietor. + dee | oe BRICK HOUSE, with Far | Superseded, Allen's Chipelit o'clock, Henry James; 2 | ofthe glorious privileges which has now been | | Manufactured by J. sa eee eee come | ecmae " Ae fh 4 Foctepaniy | _ Baltiwong, April 2, (from Fortress Monpos, oelock, Henry Selinia; 7 o'clock, Jacob Nieh- | Conferred upon us. House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap- Ite f about 5 rocme, 3nd p April 27.)—A boat containing four black meo aaa. | 4. Kesolved, That we tender our heartfelt anc | plied by all Nair Dressers. for and 2 white man, arrived this morning from attend Baptist Chureh—tt o'clock, Alexander | pn peg Euvelloncst President Lis [Brice St; S10, and SS per Box, woe - Portamouth. i ‘ a ee H. M4. Parner.” Iikeand becomlag manncr, and that there ae Price 50 cents, $1, and #2 per bottle, according yous Panteat. 8 snd Poiitip at 4a. m. on Tuesday, and at 1 jaa ee ; lutions be read in the several colored congreya- | 0 size. ap%eotm | FF to mx Room: auiteh’ fer aa NCE FOR REN’ gif inadenarramsariearnyas Fee icceetien ck Hubert; 3o’clock ‘ Hons on Sunday morning, April 2:th. eau *, Font, any G15 to G0 por ‘uC. ab A rumor was current in Norfolk last night that ptist—| ee oe mon 5 Sovelee: a Those afficted with these troubie~ flive. 7 3 ike r-Lourhior oman’ s) Aj the city (New Orleans) bed surrendered. But o c vas J ere ether ra or & ; cE JTHD— i a 01 it “i | Thompson — Sunday —Jas. McGravy, Jos. Hill, yale pape wlohe big and 2) swith stab ng. on eae msoe | f° troops were et Norfolk or in that vicinity. ry | } Michael Fox and Michael Lotter, drunk and dis- ptist and Asbury. At some of the churches | orderly; turned over to the military. the emancipation act for the District was the Monday.—John W. Carter, profane and dlsor- ee = a j ly; fined $3.91. Alonzo F. Perry, a disorderly At the Asbury last night Rev. Mr. Crock, a | shoeblack, and an old offender; fined $1 58. There white local minister, expatiated on the provisions | is » gang of theee disorderly shoebiacks who in- of the bill and the blessings which would enure | fest the corner of Eighth and D streets on Sun- therefrom, and at times the satisfsetion of the | days, and by their outrageous conduct annoy per- rowing toe-nalls, can find ; pid. Apple to ..8. JOHNSTON, | £0-- 0. ‘The acta: ti Members of the Cabi-| !t was rumored there that Tatnall bad been factory benefit by applying to Dr White, 426 | No, 37: avenue, between i's and 6th ste. ge meantis: teetens ad removed from the command of the Merrimac. Pennsylvania avenue, between 436 and Gth streets, j ep 35 20s eixaminatjo: of the p — com 7, second floor. VARD WANTED for a small family (three | apo: 6 fur r. Jai for ATTENTION SoLDixEs!—Protect your health; no Bintan ey aa G street po icalars IMPORTANT FROM THE SOU TH sensible man will leave the City without a supply ord: od, Addre: 79: . Of Holloway’s Pills& Ulntment.. For Wounds, | Genres eee Aédrees Box 79%, o “* = Great Excitement at Norfolk in Ex- audience exatbited itself tn shouting and clap- | sons going toand froinchurch. ‘Theoflicers have | Bruises, Sore , Feversand dysentery, these medi- SC RRMEETE CAT EEASURGIER Tae ieee cach A RARE CHANCE. = pisg or — the sermon was being undafinken to break up the gang and will doubt. | Cines are the best in the world. Every English as Mitt gE witht ca vena, LpRHOPERTY FoR pectation of an Attack by Burnside. preae! inside the church a young colored man | jeg continue until the nuisa and French soldier usesthem. Only % cts. per | jndustr-. ebriety will, i isp-ovemeats two smail frame a ee : from the North was sepeaking te acme on the | Henry Evans, anotuer of the gang, Box or Pot. 225 econ i "a good how . Pex ot No. 3, The Steamer Merrimac, corner. stated o 2 cane coh eee will have no objeo- Ss <apuaraadpaneeaens $156. Jomo Murphy, throwing stones in the Inpta Russex Goons. tion to mall femniiees provided the terms oan se | Stuoven 5) For further taforms- ot ¢ ALL, - Eosre! snd net the emancipation bill, and that in | strect; fined $1.58 , W, Thruston, drnnk and We advise all onr readers (as we know they | agreed upon and coor resommendations breugpt, | tion appl Iv tod oper, MELE ,on sth | New Orleans Conceded to be Taken. is opinion the bill was a humbug. He was | disorderly: fined $2. Fredk, Pe profane ré re one b LY, 9 —_ bli, t the abo ed goods) GEORGE W. YOUNG treet No 361, bet od rg oa Sane met an prtrtheny Sa and disorderly; fined $2.94. Daal. Carrol brought to eanbigoe the preqeat opp ortunity es Mir H. gs wGistors,” neag olty. 7 ap 2 a" ween ty ee Tae Pu LaprLrwia, April 23 —The N. York Times that ‘he ‘new ia Philadelphia end New York | sued ‘Siete Te wae et fone eee ei | Halt intends to” mane a change it bie eae oe ee asain of to-day bas the following special despatch: could only boast of the freedom to starve. He 4 and will sell his extensive stock of Rubber Goods ANTED—Ap unfurnished HOUSE. the rent ny) a ty bad been a slave, and although liberty was aweet, | britrethwr ccutand coke eek ee somiis000 | st manufacturer's prices, and no farnily should Of whieh elail uot exceed $409, Acdresshea | @EORGQETOWN ADVEBT "MT§| Foxrazss Moxzox, Ap:il ¥-—It ts stated by contrabands that the most intense excitement ex- ists around Norfolk, end there is great fear of en yet be would say that he got along muck better | turned to him this morning by Sergeant Gittio, when he wasa slave than be did now. Then be| at the Central Guardbouse. Frederick Willey bed nothing to look for, now be bad to look for-| an@ William Strall, drunk; turned over to the ward all the time tosome dey when be would military. Henry L amax,col’d, fugitive from the bet joceny Blame mo ie eye = workhouse; sent back to serve his term, and an North bed He thought that the free negroes in a pm —— this city (before the act was peased) got little Battimore ANsvaAL Convergence oF TH miss this opportunity to supply themselves For | 256 Post Office. Bp s5-St” = — instance, Mr. Hall will sell Men's Rubber Over- WASTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE in BVCKBKIN GLOVESB! shoes and Sandals for 80 cents per pair, and La- Georg-town. App'y to or address J, 3, Ramsburg & Ebert, dies’ Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In- | BLACKFORD, Jr. 99 Brid 5'st 4 attack by Burnside. Nearly all the troops have dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children’s Beds | 105 Hick Staezy, E gone to the South Mills, to repel any edvance be (an article that no family should be without) eae BOE MAREE Ta | ge ony meee Tore + DO, miy menutscturers of Genuine BUCKSKIN | ™ght make. only 50 cents, for ten days, at the india Rubher » eorgetow: Vv. Mi a bt Warehouse, No. 305 Pennsylvania ave , between | Hoc, aes es 1 SMEAR GAUNTLERS end} The contral state that the new prow of the PEAS F EER fee iff : i Merrimac is twelve feet tong, of wrought iron —— ‘work to do, and that now they would get ree We M. E. Caurca—Thursd: % April 2 Sthand 10th streets, Washington, D.C. ap 12-tf OUSE WAN SKD—fro 4to 6 room wih Gioors Gountiste mad pe cede. aw and stee! pointed. = = - ess. ‘on! et journment—Bish Spee yard, healthy locstion, a EY oo —————_—C—___BU ‘At Ebenezer Church, Georgetown, the interest- | inthe chair. Religions burviocs Wetveeeaicios stalk ax pe +p dahia atent Ooo, Hick preferred," Nocivernpart | VpASSey, COLLINS & COs Seer ition ate ening —— . tS er ae en ss at + i es be ancr The a or wes It invigorates. engthens and urifies the sys- £4 Pens ar » Box 4360 Poot 0! i ci r We FHL Lar gimiocent aa Aree po Fue SEs Rew eee e eae sf 7 ichn R. n up tn receiving re} of committees : a : S Ness Henry—were ordained by Bishop Payne, Rev. A.| ‘The anniversary of the Missionary Society of | 4m. 18 perfect appetizer, and the — fay Sd ge PL —— Wir the churches wire tronged, ands deep | Spufcrgnce then took place. ‘The meeting was | posed of the celebrated Calissys Bark, foots, | WV ANTEDTA modern DWELLING HOUSE | mediate eppioation, can eae nin ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE. . opened by . 8. L. Hammon 8! e : i ‘d ~ e slr sali apple ce | Renn cmmenag, Coatar ye wlsbich Heat ota, ofes eum, tackenany | of tein gure trey See | son ENY SSSINN, | tue mottoh antt-Aluvry Society amd Mi ‘o- 5 race mess. . ; “4 for the conference prize will be reed at Israel} ~ Rev. A. W. Wayman was the first speaker an- | — nd is just the thing for the changes | teeuth at “s = I _. CO. 3 New Yorg, Aprii 25.—The North American, Church, near the Capltct. nounced. | He said that, after having spenttwenty | ° gold by all Grocers, Druggtsts, Hotels and 8a. | WANTED—A, WOMAN to do washing and |B WAVE 4 Largs as pte ate ee chicane teagan ae fag STBALINe F.xtgaonpimany.—OnSaturday after- ecekin see the taser pe gape aster’ loous. Pit: Daaxe Co, Apply at 44H 12th at. between Gand H.sp 21] dealers’ at tne iow the 18th, passed Cape Race at 1! a. m. yesterday. noon, « chap of the Hibernian persuasion passed | forts. He also referred to the hundreds of coutra. ; °P 1 eoSm* — _202 Broadway, New York. 100. ZASENTS, WANTED TO OPEN | peed patina ct the Leconte eunay te | | Cotton buoyant, 5s higher. Console closed «and sto) near the | bands in our midst, who nerd attention ANY PaRsoN wishing to procure a loan of a few h2 ofice and tak holessie maittee, on Land 'y the berrel. Coal Ori of the beat | Oot aay at 9352% for money. 8 view of | Rev. R.H Cein, of Brooklyn, New York, of- | dollars on satisfactory security, can do so by cal!- pes oe Soe et on Lares ee ‘Ene (warrsnted) bythe barrel. Orders solicited | News unimportant. that no one was | fered the following resolution, which was ing at 46¢ Eleventh st., between G and H. apli | Suess” Ta the world. "A fortune can Le made | {0° Gisas suck su Tumblore, Goblets, Lager Beer} A deputation from the British and Fo: ed. _ one sn onoh State. 3.000, oes. Please give usa ca'l eeign ae O08) 000 Copies Of. Anti-Slavery Society waited on M: Kesolved, That Hayt!, no lesa than other lands. ALL PERSONS ind the best stock of Cloth- | of my maps have already been co! man to = » opposite the Post Off. x ir. Adams, be demands one labors and energy to reclaim bet | Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, | goto Caliornis, Engiand and A wmaoneton, D0. HENRY BAYLEY & co, | American Minis‘er, on the 16th. and presented ex frown the fetiers of priestcraft. at Smith's, No. 470 Seventh street, near F. ‘wanted A = — “ —. | address, in which hope is expressed that the Further remarks on missionary effor's were | fe 273m : ourarmy. Sen ot : VERY PERSONS INTEREST —Tohet fine | restoration of the Union would be founded fe | made by Revs. J. M. Brown, H. M. Turner, and | ——————————___"__—_———. 164 Rroadice. LOYD: stook of Clothing for naie over Gaits’ 2 upee bid under James Lynch, when the meeting closed.” DIED. amet tmart __164 Broadway. New York. _ | Store in now oifered at less than wholeeale prices, | 2bolition of the trae cause of strife. After taking up phe aerstlnt ae aaa WANFED_ Brery person to know that! am im | BOS Gaon ©? No 40U Seventh sirset, opposite | The reply of Mr. Adams is described as baving him, and over-| | Rav. Dz. Barrp.—This divine, whose exten. | On the 20th instant, JAS. 8. SMITH, in the S4th the inarket. ready to pay cash for all artio been very satisfactory to the deputation, but the at the corner of Eighth street, and | sive and observant travels in Uurope, und int!- | 7°Phe friends and acquaintances of the family are | {3,t2® housefurnisla ling. ‘Those isavine THE, PEOPLE'S CLOTHING SRORE, No: | London Times thjnks it inds thes found under bis arm a beautiful tom cat, and at | sate connection with the Evangelical Christian ed te BUCHLY. 43s Sorte et. botwoee @ aad H 480 Seventh si.” Alwayasnead!” New arrival wegen regsetberch ares. Se once took bim back to Mr. Ryon’s On the way | Alliance, and whose extensive Inbors In the mis- feackcibes’ Denies ta New aaa teceed teat Of Bering S gods. ail the latest tries of Clothing, | the northern politicians, which is to bave liberty back be siated that he would give them fiftycents | sionary field have made his name familiar in after: tS oP c100k. nitur no om GOS Seventh oveet. near fe%1-tm "| to deal accerding to circumstances with the sla- [Ey ANPED.We are now bavias SECOND. A fins stock of Clot: i very question. than go without, ‘Be jabers he | esting discourse in Dr. Guriev's church last night, . May shoreat in peace | WAND Gun MIEUR EBT OY bee fists and C b sit ica tiead ee ne a the priest's cat." nit Ryon stating | on the doings of the F.vangelical Alliance, und t most respeotfn’ DING, ‘for ‘which we "payi the time to prosecute the case, | The history of the rise and progress of the Al- | 0b K street, between 19-h and 20th. ving 8 surplus of furniture, Ww cat-thief off, advising him not | ilance was) given, nd. Grope ‘contrasted with | Osrrvany —Died, on the 12:h of April, in the oit aavaulace to ct us geal,” in. Pat, after thanking them | what it was one hundred years ago. ‘I'he people | ~{ Was! ington. JOSEPH Vall. HITCHCOCK, BONTZ & ti oe is that he was so badly in want of | every christian household, delivered a very inter- ae D- | eric prices, : h the cat was a highly prized animal, | viewing the times from a theological standpoint. | invited to attend the eash prices. Fam hea festistng fe CONGRESSIONAL. » : —.—_— i hi et.. betw. 1 and April 23. , gave notice to Mr. Ryon that id, eays Dr. Baird, evince less know!- | in the S21y ase. 3 360 rsh et. Si eat, and ‘by the how! merican affairs tha tle was born in Arkaceas, spent hie youth in > HIRTS, SHIRTS. SHIRTS!—Just received ENATE.—Nir. Dixon introduced a resolution in and ‘took his Gepereare 5 ’ rored to int ater deltas Nexans ta sary ties be covaieee barre of A ie do: hioh wo olf i directing the Naval Committee to inquire inte SMIP A'S. No. 460 Xavanth at ities of hears and mind that Jed him Balumore s 2 Baird so strenuously opposed it that it w: quali one of true 4 responsit ity thet nit. W ET SHOES DAMAGED BY THE FIRE, come x ain to el gee sears he of nee oss he was prompt &nd ener. 20 7 Now ia the time for Ladies’ Misses’ and Chi! of 4 i d ii i Ps pork apd Saath Tie orm ee ‘Athis death he held an office inv. ving large m-9ne dren's Gaiters Shoes to be boughtat half co: the riety of authorizing = midsbipmen to be made ooen reaolatien of nguiry 1. ‘ing to about be A nancial i sts, Bud the entire confidence wi' for oash. Pricoz from 25to 75 cents, Cad «| Of the Secretary of War concerning the So hie collehteal eianieen end his ‘iow: he have peat to he best informed on the subject of our un- wien rahe yas on tied €o hands, ine BOARDING as they raust be cloned cuts wt eensart aoe a Laay mee at taper — left no children. a ecieeencre is chest compliment is lodusiry ‘° ‘ox . the amount of @ they have tocurred, * i Sud nobieness of ratur around him = 354 Pa. avenne, up stairs, 4 rere ine ore ag tt tw Sad | wine ™ONaDe epee a Sele" Wi | Saco een wb Tm ini 8} ROOTS AND. BOAAD, ext Nr mag | 89°1 SEAT, | Shane? fo aa etree - ’ t 5 ebildren. The Court appointed the widow and | drunk; turned over to the military. Wim. Peters, | | Ase triend, ho wnat oth trusty and true. Keonly Sion kensstimaiareand Getting hk tee SULDIEKS'’ PAY. Ado; edding. A - Me _ Jemes Perry, executors. drank and disorderly; fined $2 53. JobnaVarner, | altva to others finel reciative of view 3S fweilth — On motion of Mr. Sherman, the Teso- sof © 1. Coltman, slecid, were In} do ; do. Wm. Wiliams, sleeping in the street; | Sd fee tugs diffori fail of a" bnudisiiasery "7 HARNDEN'S EXPRESS lations of the Obio Legislature fom wd through their counsel, lount, | dismissed. Geo. Stowell, drunk and disorderly; RDING—A gentleman acd lady, or two} WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS’ REMIT- | com ves of rebel prisoners now attend- Court order that the reat shall be | do. Thos. Hill, assault with « knif-; workhouse nto love bs ge ig et ll etl AG ies | ‘TANCES, ing on the latter, in confinement at Camp Chase, for the ——_ w. Walker, do; dismissed. Thomas Ptr Ra fronf ROOM and Boara, at 300 EK stree’, botw: Wurrure Monsy oR ALLOTMENT Daarrs. ‘was taken up and referred. Of the estate. as provided for in the will. The ioe al i 2% eae aad be re . eeping in the street; do. member of the Presby- | &/ and Sd north, a private family. ‘ap 26-3t*_ | ‘Fo their Families at any place on tne lines of tueir] Tbe bili for the more convenient enforcement rt. ‘ y Was consumed with the _ for further hearing. Syencer Curry, stealing usual routine business. YAR DIS enilemen with oF without their Expren: ats obsrge of . pane t what pemeneors en a 1isde _— good bebavior,waa, wo horses; do. Eliza Ward, vagrancy; work: | thls hg es re, wall ind superior accorgmod! For any euin not execoding Fifty Doilara.(¢s0) | On taotlon of Mr. Wilson, taken up end consid- —————— house 90 days. M. McDonald, sleeping in the ts 4 fait Hovel prioss,) in the most damrable locstion, | Anda proportionate add: ered (without being disposed of) unti! the expire- 4 Laces Bezz Saroox —On Saturday | street; turned over to the military. W. Lacomber, Smber one whose | NO. 120% Cheenut atrest, couvenient to business resohcd by oo ao {ion of the morning hour; when, afternoon, two lively lads 2amed G: e Beil and | disorderly; dismissed. J. Myers and Joba | kind b Ped ous heart ministered to him | 8Ud Sil the public places of interest, Permanant The ramittanc 18, On motion of Mr. King, they went inte execu rank Cole, went to Boman's lager beer saloon, | Johnsoa; turned over to the military. througb al! his sickness. She “counted not her iife | Stal tra a tive session. and after imbibing so much lager, tound that they —— dear wato herse evot.on to Hovag.—The Speeker conounced the select were unlike their German friends, who could not] Narrow EscaPs.—Yesterday afternoon, ea | the po od bi i Lowa, Post Othes. snd | committee on the confiscation of the Grink enough to make them drunk, and thatthe! Capt. Lewis Carberry was riding along F street | her ua m ; Tet teem to be seat, and the | ronels as fcllows :—Mesers Olinof N ¥ let had taken had obfuscated their | ina light carriage, driven by a colored servant, | 4 . of Mest , Noei of Mo., 3, Mal- 7 te God. Th: . between Noe of Mo., Hutchins of Obie, Mal. quently, Syee Riegess Set. piece tthe piggy tie © oem many into he, ; th Gury sundarr, mS lory otk -» Beaman of Mich., and Cobb of N J q they at-} ran off. On » Jn front o we} tele way of CBLET, wit! 6 offes in r. used from serving \- behind the bar. Officer Frazier | Treasury building. the horse turned suddenly | ese o! renee Dg OeuITe polar; oRINeO Bet; ANd Plave for cton, Third sizeet, second door below | mittee ” on the com: ind escorted them to Justice Cul!,| several times, and finally upset the carriage, % mingle oureympsthy aud j hair. Any peraon ‘eturaing ti saine No 446/ P pe eae avente. a eur Mr. McPherson offered 2 resolution fequesting & —Thomas Brown, larceny of a cost; | terian C ee aury of Dr. Sunderiand Bearpine the ninth precinct station, where it wes found | which was smashed to pleces, and Capt. C. wi ay we would reverently bow to tho wili of | Gthetreet. between E and F sta, wil ahi pi a —— the Secretery of War to furnish the House the witnesses could not speak English, and | thrown with violence into the street. Capt. ( ; bh broth lands of wewarte@. ee eNO AL! coples of reports of commanders of very coolly requested the 'Squlre to postpone | was badly sinaned by the fall, and bis head and | o& y, gh brother. garlands of mem | rAKEN UP—On the 224 instant. 9 white | © we is Pe baits of aenen? case until they Could speak a 5 aplecr re h limbs bruised. A surgical examination showed, Statashiall breathe Loe. oat five erate Se T MARE. The owner can receive ner colt arrived prloading savers! sarsocs of walandes, sangre aS J - 3 o e ype DBCS. > various kines fer gene} = pee Semen, ae ‘o- aman i ees that his injuries were not as serious as Washington, D C, april 25, 1982, paying expo CHARLES MADES, T 3 ¥ WwW. GAL 4 Os motion of Mr. Gooch, the Senate bill for the « * Through an interpreter, fined then: each $? 59. _8p 36 3t* Corner Pa. ave. and $4 et. E et, Lith and 12th sis, | recognition of Hayti and Liberia wns referred to mm 7 5 é . : Excrrswent o Navy On Satur ding near Navy BALLS, PARTIES, &c. STRAYED To MY PREM ieee. (ed 2iat Wesnimosone april 1A, 1862, Sr Foter comeae tadion directing the ~ —_ ~ H m= seen ” * 03] te ? afternoon onsiderable excitement waa rained vera eft Lie home, faking with Lim come GRAND ANNUAL EXHINITION Maz | OW dan hive by eomtug, provioe prepor- : ‘° cag Mh oy nce fue, om of War to inform the House wh: avy Yo BD consequence al an: , and as no ngs cou! o ard o1 i 4 ov Pe OharTgss, ani Ing hey away. 'y 16 at OCS, ry => Zer son, from Prince George's conaty, stiempting | hima 1¢ was soppesed that he had been the vietimn Rail ete On PUD NTT eee "ED es BF CARPENTER, | 3a: ad gett desire to pay of | legisiuture at Richmond delaring bis loyalty to to carry of some slaves which she had hired out of fonl play. Last weet Thomas Fogitt and sncing by Pref. Qarnes’ Papiis from Lis Sp at C street. between 2st and 22d. ri unts againet me} the South, continucs to hold his court iu Acco- ta the city. Theslaves when found refused toge | Thomas Martin, who went off with bim, returned | three soademies, from 8 to 9% o’clook, at REWARD \WVill be given for the safe SON mee and Northampton counties, Ve., with the B com Ni " og g and ry png ale. knowledge and consent of a command. in the AKS, SHAWLS, NiLES, AND ne ida bright bey, with FINE OW RSS gous Ss ot the olber is taker. EES GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, d well goo) MANT: 2 t b! 4 rested, at thi hich jast hour trs aw ice wil contr th two ba: SK, es ee, ee et eee feomnee My Mee Sanit by ¢ ‘Otlieers Li 7 and Tsnces for the night Prof, od ‘Arh'e full 4 onlee nies Quarter Pian’ Sy Prazier, and taken before Justice Cull, when they | \# eveaged for the ocoasion. Tickets $2, admitting Bd, oF i fatistied the Justice that Smith was safe in Phit, | & £eBtembn and ladies. ap 870 hi adelphia were dismissed. Y BALL! med. I will give AN ES. ‘Oumsvs Turse ae Wens.—Setucday First @kw'o eaue SER roee 0, ir . SHAWLS, CLOAKS FINK DRES3 GOODS, .” NATIONAL GUARD, Uotlugton Post MANTLES, SHAWLS, CLOAK, AND FINE wat Hatin Navy Yano, Prinee George's county. Md. DRESS UOODS. KSDAY, May ist" D'gfeict oF covumar free sree mer ene See ane: th re 5% gontieman and asHIncTton, To-wit :—On vives Eroggne N< F v, Gapital and | Aiea Bail | dono Apel tee pereovel 7 appenred bar QO |. Xe itapeciion af nose Mopars gol pture, the lady dis- WwW i May PIC NIC ssid county, and cath io di as ae hae eee ILI. be given NE VOLENTSOCI- | that on the 2th ins! wale fom her | vilons May ity Bol Bila brant Tu' ple te MM | Raves eS wit Si | Ait. sore, cts ey ote fom et mipacstedi | ferme: ase | Asser trea aea ct maragnoe aw a: oo. Rare ROS reckon feng) mo... Arf