Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1862, Page 1

(SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsyivansa ave. and Blevenih street, BY w. D. WALLAOH: Papers served in packages by carriers at $44 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subsgribers the price Is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six mecaths; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sin- gle copies, ov czyt; in wrappers, Two cENTs. {(” Avventiszg«ents shonid be sent to the Se eer aes Nee, XIX. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDN SDAY, APRIL 30, 1862. THE KANSAS EMBROGLIO. Negro Calentzation. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. | oF Ftutan, ; Editor Star: { wish to call attention to an ar- tlele in the Nations! Republican of the 26th inst. with regard to Liberia vs. Central America; the land of promise for colored Americans. I will Just say for the benefit of the Liberian writer, and all others of like opinion, that the cqlored people of the Uaited States, at least a greater portion of them, are opposed to Liberian colonization. They maintain that the descendants of Africa in the United States have no more right to migrate to the continent of Africa than the descendants of Europe tn the United States to migrate to the con- tinent of Europe. And we do not intend to go to Liberia or any other part of Africa, orto Hayti or eny other tl. The Liberian advocate, and others of like opinion, must remember that the American negro \s quite different from the African or Haytien negro The former is closely con- nected with the white raceofthiscon(inent. We, have been tanght to venerate virtue, to strive to attain it; and though debarred from the rights of citizenship, our hearts none the less cling to the land of our birth. We do not want te be exiled bevond the ocean to leok for a home when there 1d enough on the American continent We ay solored Amefticans: and we wanta home on the Aimerican soil. We now number as manv souls as won the freedom of the white race of Americans from British rule . We may not now be as capable to govern our- selves as they were, but will with the aid of the Government of the United States and with God’s Some days since there was published an adver- - tisement In the Star in the shape of a letter from Gcv_.Robinson, of Kansas, addressed to the editor of another Washington paper, wherein in con- troverting various matters incidental to what is known as the current Kansas embrogiio, the wri'er reflected severely upon Senator Lane, of that State, and gave rise to the following refutation of his allegations, which we copy from the Repub- licam as an act of proper justice to Gen. Lane, who is bimseif evidently conteat to leave the © urt of justice (before which, it is alleged, the case of Gov. Ris hereafter to be tried,) to vindi- cate bim and his friends in its verdict from the lstter’s aspers'ons : The Impeachment ef Governor Robinson, of Kansas. Daas WF OF STATE, Wasrineron, January 25, 1862. The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Members of Congress on lusiness on Saturdays, commencing with Saturday, the fret of next month. §an 27-42 . a, JSamBaRy 21, 183, OxvrzEp, That the War Depertment will be closod Tuetdays, Wedocadcys, Thursdays and Pridsys against 413 ciher buainess but that which relates to active militery operctions in the field. Saturdays wil! be deroted to the business of Senstory end Representa’ Moudays io veas of the Pubile. EDWIN M. STANTON, jaz Fi ry of War. PASSENGER THA:N TO MANASSAS. War D Office Military Surerinte ¥ FALL OF NEW ORLEANS CONFIRMED. The City Im Possession of Federal Forces. The following dispatch was received at the ‘War Department last night : Fortress Monror, April 29—Hon. FE. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: The following ap- pears in the Kichmond Dispatch of the 2th Inst: “« The fearful state of suspense in avbich this ck? Fag existed for two or ihree days has at last ended. . LLIAM H. SEWARD. FARTMED “« New Orleans is inthe porsexsion of the ene- my! It was evacuated by Gen. Lovell, who has removed bis forces to Ca:np Moore, en the Jack- ‘won rallroad *’ Joun E. Woor, Major General. IMPORTANT FROM YORKTOW RS. {From Associated Press Army Correspondent.) HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, April 29—The rebels are apparently just realizing the fact that Gen. McClellan is making extensive preparations to open the second siege of York- town. Upto yesterday the works of our troops have steadily progressed, directly under the eyes of theenemy, without any response from their guns, except an occasional shot sent to inform us that they were still there. Our earthworks are now beginning to present a very formidable appearance to the enemy, and all day yesterday and lest night they kept up a brisk fire on them with the wWew of dciving the men out. Occrsionally a shell would come so Wasuineton, April 23, 1962. To the Editer of the National an: 1 notice In the Awening Star of the instant, a communication from Charies Robinson, the refu- gee Governor of Kauses.which false in state- ment, eudacious tn assertion, and characteristic in spirit, as to call fora word of reply from me, in bebalfof the Kansas Legislative Committee. of which I bad the honor to bea member. And since this whtlom Governor is seeking notoriety in = foreign feld for the ‘‘case in Mansas,” in which be himself Is the culprit, and the whole people cf the Sate the accusers, a plain atatement of fects will be quite sufficient to refute his falsi- Na Passenger ‘Prata will be ron from Weasbing- ton to Manassas until forther notice. ALLUM, M.D. and Sap’t Rallroada, U. 8 a a ap is-tf fications of history, and exhibit to the pubic the us, and we will close as to rake it unpleasant, when they would sre as fertility of bis fictitious Inventions, by which he | srcecnial We are wel eee, and we Will be | fay close to the ground until it had pasced over, PRoressce ror woRses . seeks to screen bis flagiant rob of the treas- | two races cannot live in one family together on | NO one was injured, however, and the work pro- Depot Quantaemasten’s Orticr, ury of Kansas When Charles Robinson can uality, for it 1s contrary to the Iaws of races. | £fes8es as though noenemy were within range. Corner téth and G st3.. Washington, succeed in blotting the unmistakable evidences | God in iis providence has separated tre different | TBI mofning the rebels opened with Increased P yu, ABT 39 1682. 9 of bis crime from the records of the State—now a} r ces, and it is beyond our power to make any | V!R0r for about three hours from their batteries | Srateo PRePosars will speayea atrhis Offre art of its bt : ‘ory—and convince the people he as robbed that stesling 1s among the Christian Virtues, then, and not tfil then, can he sucee-s- fully controvert the facts I now state : near the river, but received no response and ceased. Yesterday Gen. Hancock went out with a per- tion of his briged+, for the purpose of driving amendment. This being the fact, we humbly pray for Central America for the building up of a dfstinet nationality of colored Americans from the white race of Americans. There 18 no reason ¥. at 12 Os ieck at w 2 f the CAVALR 30th aary, ‘ansa: ti the eoemy from a plece of timber which they oc- Fem Cava try —(1,00) oro ther i horses, from Homme ef lagecoesativosemetineendy wore ae Re ee eee Nn ae isytl te make at | ccoled te fon clove prantulty teour works, "tet | {lt feng fo (8) aixtanr tanita nizh, betwean five resolation appointing an investigating committee, | There ag Teasga why colored Americans | ‘Tops advanced through an open fieid on their rye euOoMne sity ia and fies ‘nt cod authorizing an investigation of “all the facts should seek refuge under theag nationatities— | hafids and knees until they came within close | {2 tis. ! Spey eae ues connected with the sale of bonds of the State of | there Is no reason ‘Why we should be induced by mosket rance. The rebels, who were secreted ERY. ene thousand horaca, aifto (16; stxveen hance ‘eare of age; of dark »mpsctly built; woil Kansas, and the disposition of the proceeds there- of, and whether or not State officers have been specalating in the indebtedness cf the State of Kansas, and by what authority the Treasurer of ARG Fou ARTILURAY ~{i from Ae) Bltee beuind stumps end trees, were anxious to get our men on their feet, and to endeavor to accomplish this the officer in command of the enemy shouted at the height of his voice to charge bayonets, heartless speculators to ernizrate to either of these places, where there fs degradation and wretched- ness, from which our fathers were brought over by the band of Providence. We wish to shun di ad broken to were: 8,2 h Lotiess than 1,)00 the State resefved $12,400 for $31,0000f war bonds, | those trl tyne d vice reign | SUPposing that our frightened troops would In- when the law anthorized obly the issue of $20,000 | supreme "I heartily {7 for ont separation from | *t2ctly jump to thelr feet and run, but they were | PowLds. PROPOSALS. of bonds for war purposes.’’ mistaken in the men the white race. but los Temain on the continent me ee a time the | erozernla must anvouty clestiy whether the bid After a long and patient Investigation, extend- | of America. Talk 2bout se; rating the twe races e command being given the second time the | ts fur Cava'ry or Arti ery ho naa.and in mo ese ing upto the 13th February, during which time | {nto two distinct natioralities by sending them | febels arose, when our troops poured into them a the sume oaser. Gov. Robinson, and tue Auditor and Secretary of to Africa or Hayti, is ¢ kutnbug—a plea for apec- | Well directed fire, causing them to retreat, both slaes propor for not propo State (the three parties who sold $57.00 of boads | tastes’ separation can ‘ba effected. more | ing thelr dead and wounded to be cared for after- jaan complete in 6 j a: & cents on thg dollar, and returned only 60 | widely by cflontzing In Central Atmerieg. Nerds. During the skirmish a new battery which sany other pri en” ciate) where repeatedly before the | We care nothing about the recognition of Libe- | the rebels hud erected during Sanday nizut. and | “7, Lida in t- committee, they reported the evidence tiken, and | ria or Haytl. Weare colored Americans and our | W5!ch interfered with « working party of our] the puitners mu n't} whioh they bed arrived. ‘The report was made the special erder for two o'clock on the following day, wuen it was taken up, or- fered to be spread upor the journals, and at the-| conclusion of along devate,in which no man fought to eren apolog'te for the gulltof Gov Koebinsoa, the fcllowing resolution was adopted —veas 65, users 0: men, waa most effectually silenced and the guns dismounted. The weather !s now warm and favorable for nillitary operations, and the time ix drawing close when fhe Commending Genernl will com- mence the task of reducing the enemy’s works erected here to impede the advance of the Union troops. All sre sanguine as to the result, and the sympathies are at home with the masses. ‘Talk about heathens to clvilize! We have nearly three Ug at home to civilize before we go abroad. bis country is now crowded witn contrabands who are entirely destitute, without education, without homes—mere paupers In our very inidst. We wish to provide bomes for them by procuring ere I euear * Central America, which will not only benefit us, Resolved, Th t Charies Robinson, Governor, J but this entire nation. In Africa or Hayti we are | tops are eayer to be let forward. Joba W. Robinson, Secretary of State, and Geo. | of no benefit te ourselves cr to the people of this r Ee S. Hillyer, Auditor of the State of Kanszs, be tm- J nation. In Central America we may aidin bring- |] FROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT. peached for high misdemeanors in office ing to the United States that great commerce of Gueritlas te be Tried avd Shot sao:t in poreon when tha ‘The House immediately took yy the Pacific, which will still further increase the Wuestinc, Va., April ®—The c oala Will not be oon- t» provide for the presentation of the impeach- § wealth und power of the people of the United | movements ordered by Gen. Fremont a, A 7 ments to the Senate by the sppointment of a com- I States 2 guerlilas in Webster county have nently successful. Lieut. Lawson, with on tachment employed In this servic and others are returning. In a ng fight of seven miles, Lawson Ellled seventeen guerlilas and took nineteen prisoners. The town of Addieon, a simali place, the only one tn the new county, being deserted, washurned It isd been a cueriila baunt. A formidable organizstion iu Braxton, Webster and adj>tning counties is en- thely destroyed, the leadets proposing to surren- der. It Is understood the guerlilas taken will be mittee to attend to that duty, and also by the a: pointment of s board of managers. The impeac! ment of Gov. Robinson waa duly presented to the Senate oa the same day, and the demand made, that the Senate take order from his answer to the sume On the 15th cT February the Senate took the nécessxry action, snd notified the House. On the 3o:h of February, Mr. Plamb, from the com- mnittee of mantgers, reported the articles of im- peschment of Gov. Robinson to the House, when they were adopted—yeas 53, nays 7; and the clerk It ia easy to guess from what source this Libe- rian project comes from. It is the dying groan of those 0 have so long speculated io the scheme of colonization to Liberia; from those who have levied on the people’s money for the furthering of this scheme. But Liberia is not the place for us, and we do not !atend to go there. AN Amenican NaaRo. fi p.ieation heing m soeais, by letter, cr i Tux Loss o7 Sterfen Girarv’s Bre The Phiiadelpbin North American says wee lusracted to “notify the Senate that the] The people of Philadelphia will be st Promptly tried and shot Huse, through tts managers, 1s ready to present | learn that fhere is dunger of the lors of this g Gen. Milroy’s scouts, on the 234 Inst , attacked articles of impeachment against Charles Rebin- | charity, and still more astonished to know by | the rear guard of the enemy ten miles ezst of the soa. The Senate responded, in a mi its secretary, that it would be ready to pod the managers of the hous for thst purpose at the hour of 7 o’clock on the same evening. The arti- cles, Sve a number, were preseated at that hour, all the necessary proceedings had, and ata subse- quent session the Senate having organized as a nigh court of Inpeachwent, the trial of Ctarics Robinson was set forthe Grst Mondsy of June next, at 11 o’ciock a.m. It is due to General Lane connection whatever with igin aod progress ef the legislatiye investigation, which resulted in the unanimous {mpeachment of @overnor Robinson, farther than being called before the commitive asa witness. Instead of it being trae thst General Lane visited Topeka and told his what means It ts'to be taken from them. A few brief. words ta the papers of Saturday, under the telegraphic head, anaounced that the heirs of Stephen Girard had recovered a verdict against the city of Philadelphia for lands in Schuylkill county. But few who read those words fully un- abrstood their serious import, or reelized that, if this action is sustained, the willof Nr. Girard ts broken, the purposes of his life defeated, and his great college and charity swept away The decision of Judge Hegins was ia eff-ct that the testsment of Mr. Girard. in some of its features, was an “‘agyressive trust,” agaiast pub- Ne policy end law, and therefore vold; and that im tne eye of the law he died intestste, and his estate ou the day of his death vested in bis heirs. Law is med to be the perfection of renson Shenandoah mountain, the boundary of tbis de- partment. They killed one leu‘enant and two men, and captured a Neuten&at and one man None of our mea were burt. ~ The rebel conseriptsare deserting in large num- bers, swearing Unionism and returning bome Reports from “taunton say that the enemy's sick and wounded and large trains of soldiers are passing eastward by rail. Snow fell elghteen inches deep at Monterey on the 24th inat. . ed Lin wo sre pre © appended the official say, that hehad no Rebel Movements. New Yorx,, April 29—A special dispztch to the times, dated Wheeling, to-day, «ays: A trusty scout. sent out by Gea. Milroy, went v in seven miles of Staunton, and foun cavalry con y, and lear that hn frie “they aust get up am Impeachment, J Yet what a prrody upon reagon ia {t that a chari- | ev{it cnet leetion tie Shettaee oe whether Governor Rodinson was guilty or inno- J table use which has Successfully resisted for | was ordered back, but eplied that | pation cent,”’ be did not arrive from Washington til thirty years all the assaults that cuyidity could n thousacd Yankees rendered {t poss ble. ; the investigation was nesrly coaciuded. Before | devise, which hes been attacked in vala by the | fe was then ordered to Jota Gen. Jackson, east of } Lusitere bs Genera! Laue arrived ot Topeka, the evidence of } greatest leyal minds of the country, which bas | the B.ue Ridg: tue Grvernmont which was being rapidly done The same secut reports the loss of a foraving arty twelve miles from McDowell. While water- ound it was attacked by guerillas, and the wazons and horses destroyed. Soma men were badly wounded and some killed. Herper aud Bennett, two veteraa guerillas, have been sent to yl f oa cRey, of the Garibaldi Guards, Gen. Bienker’s Division, died en Sunday Governor Rebi.sou’s theft had accumulated so overwheiming!y, that be found !t prudent to dee from the Capital, together wita bis accomplice— Robert S. Stevens—and remain absent several days, that he might esca of the people, and the further scrutio committee, be couid net otherwise pa f Norisit true that the resolutions asking that Gea Lasse be assigned to command of the *Southera expedition” were “rejected in the lower House.’ Os the contrat been passed upon by the searching ecratiny aud acumen of Justice Story, and wiich has been Susisined by the highest tribunal kuown to the Constitution and the laws, should at last fall be- fore the wisdom of a county Court. Startling aa is this result, {tis eves lees remark- able than the circumstances which are supposed to surround it. It is aseerted that a combinstion has been formed in this State, extending from Pittsburg to Philadelphia, and embracing men of © Depot Quarte Mh KE pet Gust the just indignation of the her 2 co Vefecsd des Piaces ¥,a8 Robiasoa weil | professional and especially of political distine- | IIPORT FROM THE SOUTAWESTF. 8; S475 knew when he pened this de'iberate falsehood, | tion, to destroy the trust, and divert the estate | | eliah april eg = rns oleae Gaetan tela Ce Wortikedsiaa do there were but fhtrtren volea ia both branches Of | from the purposes to which the testator solemnly Pitta a Dandi a hine-aictpea ng ae, STOR : - the Legisiatare, which consisted of one Awndred | devoted it. Speculative fnterests, contingent spe nee) NAS, Brrived. Feconnois- members tinst the passage of the resolutions, notwitustaading Revinsou freely offered bis ri from bis ill-gotten gain, in bis futile at- tempts to preveat this triumphant vindication of Gen. Lane i will only add that the ——- of Robinson’s letter in the ee = Peserday = Met gerne Impeached @. shonor fore Peopie o: Kansas and the country, and being no longer the legal Governor of the State, under the Constitu- tion, be seeks to cover up his crimes by an city which would have done credit to the genius of bis great prototype, Munroe Edwards. “4 It ebelleved, however, t Lis imiuediate pure pose is to draw from the United States Govern- ment money Cue the State (2bout $10 00v) for State bonds and military expenses, eud thus, un- der cover of bis easumpti and falsehoods, im- pese upoa the officers of the Government, end enact aneiber scene tn the drama of fraud and crime which fillup ‘he measuré@of his official big- ory. . Five lavestigatiog committee so grossly assailed by Gov. Rob‘ason, geeds no defeace from me. Composed of bizh-mindeiai.4 bonereble penile. men, with whom I wus proud lo be associated, the of recognize their services to in that &rmness and sense of duty which, { threats, mensces, and faiseboods, re- sulted tm the fall exposure of the vil'ainy, and the fina] duwnfal! of Charles Robinson. Respeccfully yours, Sipsgy Ciarxe a taking the bread from the mouth of the or- phan, have been Ltn far and wide, and even the professional! skill which ut one time was em- ployedand paid for by Se pare of Puiladeiphia to guard this trust is now found upon the heirs, engaged fn the effort to sance on ddr § discovered that the enemy were strongly posted at Pea Ridge, three miles beyond our line of pickets, but we did not advance to attack them : ‘There is news fram Fort Pillow. ‘The mortars still fire occasionally. Refugees from Memphis report a strong Union feeling existing there, and that the majority of the people are anxiously awaiting the arrival of our forcesto take possession. It was not believed that thecity would be burned, but all the cotton, sxgar and molasses will be destroyed. Van Dorn, Price and Jeff Thompson were at Mem- ree with about 6,000 miserably clnd troops. bey remain there to drive the people into sub- mission. Aa the conseripticn act fs being enforced hundreds of the inhabitants are leaving daily to avo\d impressment. Most of the twelve months? men, whose term of service is about to expire, refuse to enlist under any circumstances, aud are deserting in large numbers. Cuteaco, April 23 —Pittsburg advices of Sun- day night say that the roads are improving, and | aie for the coming battle are progress- Ing steadily. The pickets of the two armies are on yaalfamile apart. There is much sickness among our troops, the result of fatigue and ex- Posure, and unbealthy climate. Refugees gta oe Gen. Villipigne is still in command at Fort Wright and has a force of six or eigbt thousand men. The guns from Fort Randolph have been taken there. A large num- vol. aad 1 Polygonais, 1 vol. and oa Mode aa 255 AsovuT To THE Kne' —One of our dry goods firms recently procured the services.of a clerk who was 3 greep hand at the business. A young lady entered the store roocige Amogi to make some pur- chases, and the other ks being engaged with customers, the “‘young’un” proceeded to walt on the young Indy. Among other things ia- — for ladies’ hose. The boy found de- sired articles, and presented them for the Jady's Inspection. “How high do they come?”! she inquired, after confused, hesitated, fee CK TAYLOR PAY. PRESS DIERS REMIE- Wuernes Nonny on ALLormest Daarra, To thoir Pamptos at any Kapreag ate TWENTY-Livi Por &uy cum Le: oxeeeling And s proportionate ad Teached by o¢ mitt. nom, % Aliotmrut I lepo. aud ¢ 7 diiress, inoledin, n, Post Odios. and Siate, of the person whom to be gant, and the emount legi ninrked thereon. welopes for this purpose will be furnished at fice, honey received t> be forwarded at the office in Washington, Third streot, second door below ‘ennryivania avenus. apl-im _ E.8 8 ITH. Agent. NHE SUSSCRIBERS BRING IN RECEIPT WILL FORWARD s< TANY @ short examination The boy looked somewhat but at length atammered out: “Well, 1 don't know, but I suppose they will come about to the knees.’? The young lady did not trade with that clerk any more. 17 Gen. Sigel, who has time in St. Louis’ Is to take-the field. Teported that Ben. Mc- Culloch, during the battle of Pea Ridge, selected thiity marksmen from the ranks of Lis sharp- shooters a: directed them to bring down the “d—d Dutchman ’’ Bnt although Sigel con- the rely € the ta eis supply of istest fasniorstlo m A New Tourn aor —Among the - | stantly ex bimselfto their alm they could | Det of negroes are constantly at work strength: | Goods ch ally wots Wisc ing ta ‘ions of tue day, we pee to not hi! — y ening the fortifications. the = ey reapeafally solicit x oa oe ed faxors of their patrons and of iife-saving discoveries. Here is one which de- There is a report, which 1s deemed reliable, that sonera! the r-bel gunboat fleet is coming up the river to theye. ttantion i mands the gratitudeof the his “Podmet have wade on scauth qopitimone City | attack our fotilia, snd thea will ontie g Gone | era sat ereruenepeotal attention oftheir goods it {ag emall, com; tourniquet, on perros gor Counciis have made an annual ap; = ec of stroke for the sfon of the Mississippi. Oa | i thst line, consiatire of words Belts i erate ciples, which may be cs! in the porket in its | $1,000 for the education of deaf mu ing | the reception Fethis reo steam ton pons don. | Biraps, Epeuletios, Gold Laces, tia 2, Uhapeaus, tmall tig case, net much larger than a tobsoca | to that elty. ned ta Istand Bloc fo, Gare oe ard gine: | es FJ. HEIBERGER & CO box, and yet is a Dy our most eminent EBs suticleat to tan thd Uestorbeothers emir ee ec oe Sf eeeh 2 In the i INCH HEAVY Union clubs meet nightly at Mempbis, afd are - " of such en pecromens. +3 rape - of be N DUCK, holding correspondence with si Clubs. in indebted to the late firm of thousands die Se te ‘will Insten! ons @-inen Hi in Ducks nearly every large city af the South, successors, Bre urgently of blood which t Pri. PS Bessy iro * Gen. Prentiss, and the other Union prisoners teas dolar. mukese his Principicn and Practice ef Sun ery. AP Blescnes . who bad been at Memphis, rece'ved marked at- Sucsericre to HE tain £%3 " ¢ a § 80) » P. lon tat ry pig ap reh a! , 3 paiees — Union people He was taken to = St -sosem ttizen and Military ‘Tatiors. ne Fort Harris, fost above Memphis, hasbeen. HIE OUUNI LRPANES—A full aayort- «> called, fa simply @ overflowed by & crevasse, and much damage} ‘Tabla Lincaas Lives fioskenn, and Pillow rea caused to the surronnding country, nenr, of th or Widtha std qualities. att a The " ‘The Chicago Tribune’s Cairo despatch says ra atock of alt kinds of Dry the arm ‘diibe rebel cavalry had appeared imcons!derable | G02d2, req for fsmily consumption. she os Oe -s force on the river, twenty miles below Savannah, One prico’ouly, the actual ossh vere marked in eee ambe anda gunboat had been sent dowa the river to rene Esk RY a SEO. Patch thelr movements. AM the Tennesses river | =< et now carry brass on their bows, and ATH, ATH. h side is 1 fh @ guard on the bur. D ith “UaS BREgtH 30, ROact Ee. , deck; fo return any fire from guerilla | M Inzeot o To keep moth from qcet, the | ‘ 7 he sauissriiele, He discovery: —— :198 25 snd 50 ote, edjustment.of Frem Com. Foete’s Fictilin. cry Gunes, Pollet edarner » Koti ] MOURE'S ‘ATRO, April’ 29. ited bere te idee 2 news of broeg ‘4 that» large yof wouds wre found iver. ities and not en : tance of such an invention a thie etn estimated —Journai cf — THE WEEKLY STAR. Tals cacelicnt Family acd News Joures. . con tstming & gresier variety of inigre-tieg reading than can be found in sny other -!x padlisied vs Friday wmornlag. TERMQ—Cash, wT 40 2y, in ety tn Twenty-Bve copies ... Ittavariably contains the « W ashingten News"* shat bas made Ths Daily Beeniag Star circuln e 80 generally throughout the couatry 17> Stagie copies (in wrappers) can be pro cured et the countersimmediately after the tesue ofthe paper. Prico—THREE C N2, 2,867 DANTISTRY, IROnW HALO, Aq ¥Lees, 329 NN : . Ni, DOMES, BM. fs. rep aantesns ok gunestbe spin os STLVANTA AVENUE ies82 Steaua Sr Ait fing cnn cs Mary a can waar thess tscth wre EMILE DUPRE. ‘sanu0! bere, @nd hu persun Can Wear others Wb cannot waar these. Poreons c8.iing pimy offcr cen be ssocniucceted With any style and ertse of hey tay aSerre: thepurset, Just Reoe!ved ard Opened, A laze S24 first~ lass stock of cholee FAMILY GROCERIES, f Teeth th bat So thane. whoare ov ypreen gpeee e oan BR RCPLAPE wil ty No. 338 Pa.avenue, bet » SUF Arck street. Phi wi ede : : maar é-Ty,30_ consisting ef: ew AND warp dgeed es INVENTION SUGSES, of <1) credes, AATIFICIAL CHROPLASTI BONE eras, FTEET A - ‘Wivyaetr Mayzt PLavd om Cuasra, ores, B,SISKBMOND, A BUTTER, nck UScie sts. ‘Washtneton, «| caaD, the publia ko the tolowine FLOUR, system: BAiLLAR D'S CHOCOLAT, gorge &e., a3, &. £2 never All of whist be offers ct lowesi exsh prices, 24 cure! @x3 system is fi ny PTORry, whioh wx @ opty Gishecred, a daily PIKE'S CELESRATED WHISKIES 500 barrels Maznolla ¥, thored °. oH nou of the faci u ork uRs been tected over five yeara by insny Gi tie hist oooujists and physicisngof this S00 barrels XXX, oD gr hee @lco Invented 3 White ancestractire 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela, ith whiou the most sensitive testh thout psin, and oan build up 9 at a on any gd Teots, whioh wil! iting, nied we: rast, sou: re ui 608 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barrels fine Old Bourbon, = » Mott; Dr. Ya = AT CINCINNATI PRICES jor yourself. ro 38a All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verteny, Green Seal, Heldstck, GAS FITTING, ke. Wk F. DOV . ioe prepared ang cout Gar sréere with | Which, being bouzht low, we offer at unusually which they ne U3 tavorad inthe low ts: PREMYING, G43 OR HBRAR x Pesinese. awe fC} Store en Sth «treet, a few éoors certh ef Fe ny ba found s eompieis S Rud other @AS, 5 Also, Sole Agent for PIKE'S ARMY CORDIAL, feu Se PRIVAT ws. PREVA TB. PRIVAT wy. DR. LA BONTA aving removed his oficets Roc No 6, adjoining sund hromt Belington Bu FIRWERNS, and are dary roosiving, @ s Now Feet s 8 Malach Cas er V hal we kave the best 4 on. the above od Tue intrexted te cnr eure ‘Ful be prempiiy siteoied te, A¥EESS& Fase. 7S Detrest. CRET DISHASELB! A 6 AN'S & ; ‘ wa or disgusting doug of acy orence with yo buemness cations having dev-led my whels time to #tady and cure of Pr vac ey RIT 3. under Pfs ‘erpeoisully refor fur he mBOt Bris bet RADY Wa; in- be ¢.d of new. et mt stwen four hours ofthe Us reity of Panne he be? emiueut Doctors and Chem Room 8 (iret for) Wasiin, AMARILA wh 33-2" Pas Willoure recent caren in TWENTY FOU No exposure ms trou oasuin f Wali, Siephenus & Co. MILITARY AND NAVAL Letirorve who anve derpsirat 0; get MERCHAWN TAILORS, or who bave been gorge with Balsam AND Deatsys 1 i 8 GIF SWOKDS, SASHES, BELTS, 5 IFT, OBR STRACS Here ir n co This fo h Or th-¥ may Co- whish happens asa - of noder ef the cse esp ems 2K00T ANDPECB Jt 48 Privo Jin bottle, oF 6 th Inge ap 17 JEW YORK N BK , We bare juct ra dow York, x small 20, 9, Whe ollugg and fryicg, BACON! Niagara cow }., Box 151 Puiisdelphis Peet T FORD, oornsr Bith and proms! 6 Sues Will a Ls Biate etreet, one blooz 20, ADEIR T aad ¥ Penns. ey Sp ld tin* wherfat the foot KR m. Fare for ths round def cxnney, willbe ors! Weebington ‘The m&nrion and ‘e€t At 10 o’6loc! ip on board the bear San 022 iOwel price than has been Charged in this otty tor omen inferior icles, Persons im want of Boots and or city msde work, vi.: «’ and in w eureociosed ti grou je.wre ote {0 visitors on ssadage. gaa spore nent iN & [7° The distorsed & . } C(antry hasime redaoed the resonrosy ¢ a" Bis Peeseyiven cision repdor thiechargo necessary, for the OYSTERS—OYSTE#s: - pine Maintenance aud preeervation «| Horexs Re nia) Hg Famiice 8p 15-2w ean be suppheddaey with OV STERS frech from the : vere ERE-O rg Re, : a fi ell, dry measur, aad 2 teamed Oyster Saloon, he Y having completed hia ae Pienso give w oul, RES & CO er Ssloom 1s now ready No. 502 Nisin et, totweon Dang Av. ote uslity the pall gon gooked ‘47 the new The bert Ovetere t Ways boon (0 Osaiers of the bos spiced to orcer, races of eo68tn!n mh 2 ° Market oan 8 £ and, &t the Chesa; Szloon, No, 403 G atroct, fora wali ai- SL US? RECEIVEDAT L 8. BEALL & Culs, peske Staam O ystor Jj No. 464 ith, Between J end K sireots, o 4 nos 7th, and eastofthe} new stock cf CLUB FoRRISaiNe Petect Office, i nd C “jah Bila WM. P. WEBB. Propriator, | "0ODS: TRUNKS. Hats tia CARS 426 CAHD FRoTosmarus = Petree f STG S.No 98k moventh atrent, Chica bactaten also Ca Dvisiived Way | FRUNKS, Hat and CAPS at New Yor : A OKO ND ALL AT L.A. REALLA Hove the best meuifectory i: sae Sountre for aaah, Cc curs. = $44 Seventh tree, between (Si ‘ tree’ +, 0. ba: “ 7 ibe ih A anore nee HAs eet es, | COUDS hikes ot oare es FURS SHIN DRO its | WOW Is souR 7 0 y You PREGAU RON TD ACF “ITB | Notre. ret shind ks oN ORE HATS and al § at very low priews,at Ls, BYALL & Cu-4, No. 361 Soveuth, beiwean & tnd K arrests. mee j% HAVE OPENE FOC W oprag. S38 Un Paha at FS nc a veloes, aad, WBAML Wo TBOMPOONS Dr. M. Vellny’s long experionos in hospital prae- q ties werrants ce in caster that ho pany eure ail fa t5-4f se ee oo digeasee of £ Private ure, or 46 will torielt the sum of five hundred doiars. ADE® EUSBER BOUTS pad pes nam for consuitation. A AND *BOES perfect and fade oure from one to four All since, a4 5 Garr or- me 17-3 : aoe wD B PUDNEYS. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICE. 4 enn setTe, wl Ow ano Sereie Nee, AERIL a, Gigs 'e_Dry “Cocks ‘wrore; 1382, On the Ba'timore and Onio Kall- a the md EN'S RUBBER BOOTS fears am pakip ae Ea a at naar jczoenes: | [MI 4.2 AND.SBORS, Pepin stake Week it ar yersbure or Weetiag | fe 12-t¢ ade Potntera dese hose, texkets sold oe gNTink gut % FOR LADILS’, READY Master ef Transportation Baitimore wut Unio | aut most chores iabrio’. + Mawes Rauros4, “ sp ide Also our uspal failand stock of ell the TRAVELLING TRUNK Drs Gords, requisites fur the gexeral Bus specs: -E Offer for se f! 88a; tmoni fof | Wsnte of famtiics, TRAVULLING Tr ke to Setonre Be on's, macked in plain Seures cones- nis, 908 comprising io he ‘che Bor 18 over a and Pack sunke, Va- spay teet Bags, &9., Wi Were now seilmg ——-______333 Pena. sveane, ALERTS ese tare LAERUVER.,