Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1862, Page 3

~ LOCAL NEWS. Noncs —Mt- A. W Barn te AuUsEMants To-nicH?. | WW ARRR recreate iE sn A Wasa teria Cee lee eon F pod ay by decoring i Be terirasta ts a : if —mis3* rs Gartison street, Navy. WaReRrngeRaea amen bt bis of the great French Cardi- 2 WVANTEDISERVANT © go kevor) hou: im general house-| [)'SERIOW OF COLUMBIA. Wasninotox Fs an efor go remacksble in fiewreal"h of Intel- (nega, Surtefandy “Wrork. vageiy ar, ; ° SipAeats drecer. Decry att, 30 ee Sig ‘tual culture, artistie harmon: neptration * » '* | corer New Yorkay ardithet. oath, ct alga Nor in samen, af Mr. Foca’ a toa y Captain OE. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, with beet of thes trenaty the morsipe. he found “ Richelieu’? exclusively els-Atlantic tribute to | » The examinations were madeby Captain T. FE. | A po ed fs Shenton fo “cack. fonsn % ent een theage of # and bis genius. In England, when bis Ellsworth, U.S. A. ' iron ine gentee! family, Inquire at 218 | 9.7esr speton her forshead: trospa- ceptien of the splen@id character of -Founru Wann Station Cases —Before Justice . 3 hee a ances «4m the city of Weshize- Necreeay's renowned portatare he weal force | gaver DAN gelo Pris, do dn.” Thole | W Ant taako ahaa! ganar tetas Nosd ace | heroin igaeite ragasly Sad sans etal ¥ J f 5 mont wore recogsiaed witha fulness end u beat * sme vt make, mliltary. | SPoradon Howse, 6 eee pose ante sone, under my hendand seal this ath day of Ueno Gr eaineee camrvtonet | Seite, Gotamnaewtcctentis | A ZOUTM PROM TRE COUNTHY ature | SEV PO jouw u soMNsoN.s.f_ genius could for the time ria, which be offered for sale in goodwg or grocery dort of country referenoes | FYOUND —Came to my premises on Monday. 15°h prejudices inst the [ustrious rival of their i, him for the iven aeto sobriety, interrity and ospability. Ad- of April, @ red oat white BU’, favorite actor. To-night’s Ager cpp erabe. reas“ 1. A. K ,” Star Ciline. 1t*__ | with horns, whioh the owner oan hav; alieu”” is the final one by wrteg Se pcaaipel al lock ANTED—By 0 respectable colored man, «| DX rr eWaUNKC Sod parree ene em. engagement. a MS Bau coisred, | W SITUATION na cosoumas or to attend to | Serwoon 4 and bth ats, falaces ap seat Guover’s Tusarse—The comedy of ‘« . Abram orses. od = sive we, TRAYE HE OWNER’S ON seekee Se Gin, Weeks Sania eee aca Jtcob Strand, do is bem ieee 38 MATER, SS Betajear, ape ath, a args dark tri repea' i wattac or frost es his natural gestos ls be'bus he good eines Sonik iy. eae W ANNiD suitable for recdoving. a the meh Breet Tefacaune her to oth, on the Istandewt toavall himself of all the from —— 2 vorhad of the Bistrot ost Ser ivalonice Doliberaily rewnrced. ap 0 2° careful attention to costume and “ey Bap CHILDREN —We are informed that on | “Buyer” Georgetown Post m! T SEN, on the 26th matart, iu to have Mr. Phillips, (an admirable actor by the way,) | Tuesday night, some four of five of the French Dal aa abl ed stolen.) @ bay, BORS: , 4 hands Misa Dentin, a: . Germon, were e- | regiment the Children’ encamped north wane arom OF nero ot bodied | igh, mbout 8 years vid, with government ‘ably good. T also, “Sketches in India,” | of the city, amused themselves by attacking seve- Se ee Me Vous et Moreau Whast | condemned mark upon Kim. ‘The owner is Efe Germon and Ben. Rogers, and also | ral persons on Seventh among whom wes for wages to be made | 2tified to come forward, prove property, pay sweet Mrs. Hough in excentric song. the m@l carrier of the 2d District Cantunavny.—Fraok Brower’s drawing to « close, and therefore al! not seen bim in bis themselves speedily Duval, a vocalist of unusual so successful, also bas but tbe Canterbury boards. A very attractive bill is offered to-night. ContinantTal —Miss Ma: here. Her ballad, ‘ Lula aitely executed last night. com ition will'clso appear. Wa nusand Second Street.—A given at this place to-night. All who wish to enjoy the dance must attend. May Batt.—Votaries of pleasure and disct; please remember the tae Hickory Club, which takes place this evening ne A fine opportunity for an of Terpsichore, will at Tem) evening of Opp Fattows’ €, National Guard, give a the above hall, which will no doubt be threnged with the fair and gallant. pe th poser must aveil e ers lap re- it It, and alsosing a ** lon Song erown Femaper The entire force of the company "s Buitoine, Corner Pennsylvania Ave- att, Navy Yard.—Company iment. and an employe of the agen wees , at whom ement is who bave oe they managed to escape. officers of the ““Fnfans Perdus” ‘were however in- formed of the fact and itis to be hoped have made an exemple of the delinquents. Tus Ovp Fstiows have favored the public anaovally with an entertainment or two of @kind more attractive desirable than the usual f such affaira, ing by thelr good order and varied programme an inducement to “stay at home people,” as well as habitual pleas- ure-seekers, to come out and enjoy them. So everybody will note with ire the announce- ment elsewhere of a 1.0. O. F. Levee and . Festival tq be held on Monday evening next at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Look for it, and ‘* when of | found make a note on’t.”” opportunity. Miss , who has been nights more on Walton ts the card Gone,” was ul- ball will be Taz Oath Ruguirep or Corporation Or- Fierrs —Justice Thompson, at the request of the Mayor, commenced his official visits to the pubic schools for the pur of administering the oath required, by a joint resolution of the Councils, of every person holding office under the Corporation, as well as the teac! of public schools. The ball to-night at Ovation To tas Hox. Danrat Paarr —Pratt, | 02th bas been administered to about thitty of the a the Great American Traveler and Standing Can- idate for the Presidency, has returned to town after a visit to our camps across the river. toforms us that he met with a most enthusiastic welcome — our beggar ‘ i At Cam an’ on instant, @ grand 2 ne fo Mr. Pratt by the officers of the l4th regiment Bass. volunteers Heavy Artil- banquet was given teachers by Justice Thompson upon former visits, and it is the desire of the Mayor that it shall be to all as soon as possible. ARRIvED at Carter’s wharf, (foot of 13 street.) - Lydia A_Hewler, Wbeeler, Baltumore, ‘with 76,000 feet of lumber for A Coyle & Bro; Lewin, Livingston, Salisbury, with lumber an shingles for Wm. McLean; Oceole, Wheatley, lery, (Mr. Pratt isa Bostonian,) at which 8 spirit- | phiadelpbia, with a 0 of coal for C. M. ed poetic address, composed by one of the I4th die pol riper 4 te thud t iu T. C. Worrell, Hub! , Havre-de-Grace, We bave not ty fh to give the whole, hut y pecteace bricles subjoin a few speci: © thou immortal Daniel Uproartous, glorious Daniel Pratt: K ‘wit lamnber and coal consigned to F. L. Blitz, who will please come forward and receive the ame. ee Parsoxs troubled with Corns, Bunions, etc., 4 ° bi cannot do better than to call upon the well- To thee We addremithe tnusleal rhyme’ | known chiropodist, Dr. White, Room No 7, No. enue. iad 426 Pennsylvania Ages ago, when Archimedes sat upon the throne ——— of Greece, Be suse to pay a visit tothe People’s Doller Demostaeves the Grand awoke her heroes from | Store, 438 Penn. near Four-and-a-half street, the dream of sory to see the splendid stock of jewelry and plated Bat since those ancient days no orator {s found ware there offered for only one dollar. mal-3t* To equal Daniel Pratt In sonorousness of sound Ring the bells, scund the gongs, let the cannons roar, For such another orator, was never known be- fore. .-_ *+ * © «* Who were the mighty men of yore, that con- ae all the Sapp And from intemperate i] rious flag unfurled ! —— Rn Bucephalus! esr’ Prince Eagere and Victor Hugo, and the mighty Ebenezer, Old Pegasus the valiant, and great Hector King of Tro Who beat the haughty Persians at the battle of Fontenoy. But thetr stars are pale and vanish before the bril- liant That hovers likea balo o’er the Traveler's mighty He bath — all bistife in support of the prop- oait! To restore our glorious country to its aboriginal condition; Hath visited all the public institutions of the land— 2 Academies and broth—Bethels, which yor find atevery hand. He contends that the plow, the anvil, and the loom Ate the backbone of the nation, and the seal of doom Tresson’s - in bis own modest language And Io snsans if be lives te'let everybody know am a e . Hark to the thunder peal, the land ! See the forked lightaings fash, majestical and grand; W bat «lant form fs that, aloft so proudly soaring, ove the lightning’s thunder’s roaring ? Tis the great American Traveler, the mighty Daniel Pratt, With the wisdom of ten centuries beneath his time-worn hat; Oa the wings of the wind shore, W bile the storm’s awful chorus sounds his praises everywhere. The ocean waves shall chant bis praise, a thou- sand ages heace, For proving the advantages Let us raise to bis praise a monument of brass, For none bath like him spoken aince the days of the Cersars.* *The words ‘\Balasm’s Ass’? concluded this Line fn the original, but we fied ({f lees eupbonious) ter: tuted {a the characteristic Pratt. celebration of the Sunday Uan Association, sent: Messrs jaynes, F 2ve districts; the schools of semble in their respective & the church designated as tea acting some other the city Into 4 in whi Daxcenovs ARTILLERY Star: The tohabitants of Fert Gaines, near as to round shot, w! and devoted district. catastro) these thi 2 The orders from the War ta, from (be necessity pect. aan ful and defenseless ciulzens. ‘Tuesday—John Hinesly, by Justice Thompson Gith to the street; do. the rover, disor over to the military. Ex y Bau iBITion Ma’ a oS the gs: grecd is three academies, at Light of Tuesday, May 6; daring the night. Max Fastrvat— FP. R. Labbe announces May festival at ‘Temperance Hell, on Thursday, May high! we doubt © it willl be | ‘Tux Sunpay School CaLezaation —Thecom- Mittee to mske arrangements for the anniversary ing at the rooms of the Young Mens’ Chris- tan An following ationnen bet: The committee resolved to divide the ell The day €xed upon is Mendsy, May 26th. After selecting =ppropriate bymns, end trans- journed to Monday next, when they will divide cts and dest the ceremonies are to teke TT vtown, comma: Colenel Tidbatt, of New York, beve iately been so endangered by the shot sud shell tice from that fort, as to Contemplate emigration for thetr 1 om pounaer ned’ a struck within sixty fect of the dwelling of Mr. S F. Barrows. Three struck as pear the Soemoromene Penh Nott. All the otber nelgubors, toget: numerous persous passing the river road, bave bad similarexperience bile fragments of exploded abell fall in showers throughout that Before long some itful Who is Yet —— nee the chief of that Department car the circumstances, or he would Potice.—The Third Ward lsmissed. W: P Partello, on drunk; d! - ‘im. P. a eae do. Phillip Tenet cokedion 1 itary by Justice C! The Fourth W: patrolmen reported—Adolp Kretline, assault; dismissed by Justice Clayton. Wa Willteme, drank and disorderly; turned DereRasp Locate ~See # \ecal Tux Lapr BRS of the Star will please notice the Want column of to-day, for the new Stamping Depot on Seventh street. The pro- prietor is determined to please you, both In price @nd workmanship. Give himacall. ma 1-31# Sxvente Warp Unconvitionat Unton MuRt- Inc —We are requested by the unconditional Union men of the Seventh Ward, to Invite all true Union men to attend their meeting on to- morrow evening. Democrats, Whigs, Ameri- cans, Republicans, all are invited to come who * + * pid zone the'r victo- Marcellus and great will sink ay ey labor for the single purpose of preserving the integrity of the Constitution. 2t Lyox’s Masnztic Insect Powpsr, Tested for 19 years and grows in favor. It kills and exterminates Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden {nsects,&c. All genuine bears the sig- nature of E Lyon, and is not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Beware of counterfeitsand imitations. Lyon’s Powder kills all insects in a trice, Lyon’s Pills are death to rats and mice. Sold everywhere. D.S Baxnaz, may |-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York. Any ong having copies of the Feening Star, date September 14 and 2, 1861, will confer 4 favor and receive a liberal compensation for them on pplication to the Star office. Line! Liee!! Lime !!!—The mbscriber bas on hand ons thousand barrels of the best wood-burnt Lime, which can only be bad at his lime kilns, he having dissolved all connection with any other place or establishment for the sale of Lime, Cement, &c., and which will be sold at $I per barrel. {ap 28-tf] . Wa. H. Gopzr. Tue Ixpian HERB Doctor (F. Tumblety, M. D,, from Canada,) will describe diseas«s and tell bis patients thi ture of their complaints or tll- ness, without receiving any information from them. No charge for consultation or advice. Office, No. 11 Washington Building, Pennsyl- vani. enue, corner of 7th street. ap 29 Pennies aNp #MALL Cuanco® may always be had for exchange at the Star office counter. tf Cristaporno’s Excetsion Dru Is unrivaled in the world. No other Dye bas been analyzed. No other Dye produces such faultiess colors. No other Dye can be applied so rapidly. No other Dye is so lasting in its effects. No other Dye improves the texture of the hair. it has been Analyzed by Dr. Chilton, Chemist to the Croton Water Board of New York, and certified by bim to be as harmless as Croton Water. Hiscertificate may be seen at the estab ishment of the proprietor. Manufactured by J. CuRistaporo, 6 Astor Houset New York. Sold everywhere, and ep- he has been a mighty “7S **e waich rumbles o’er flash; far above the be files from shore to of sound over sense. fod the more dignt- ‘minal, above, substi- handwriting of Mr. bool Union, met last Baptist; Hines, Jalon Chapel; Noerr, English Lutheran; Clay- plied by all Hair Dressers. : ey nth Steet Method Protetan . Bradley, Price $1, $1.50, and $3 per box, sccording to Trinity; and O.C. Wight, Secretary of size. No. 2. Vater Cristaporo’s Hatm PaxseRvaTive, Is Invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the ut- most softness, the most beautiful gloss, aod great fate each district to as- churches, snd march the place of celebre- vitality to the hair. Price 50 cents, $1, and $2 per bottle, according ness, the committee ad- | o size. ap 2-eolm We elviee-all. aur seudees (oo we BROW sey e wise our (as we are obliged to purchese the above named goods. to embrace the present opportunity as Mr. H. A. Halli intends to make a change in bis business, and will sell bis extensive stock of Rubber G at mannufacturer’s Bp and no family should miss this opportunity to ij ly themselves For instance, Mr. Hall will sell Men’s Rubber Over- shoes and Sandals for 60 cents per pair, and La- dies’ Overs ang Sandals for 60 conts pair; In- dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children’s for ten days, at the India jo. 08 - ate the churches place. Paacticz — Editor the neighborhood of nded by their bi a. balls lous Colonel says he bas nt for bis usinted wi a pecmeomas? eae erraeen | . ANY PERSON Wishing to procure a losn of few A Scrraas. | gouars on ‘security, ean do.so by cally ing at 456 Eleventh st., between G and H. aplé aSearrar | Beanie vote » | and Cholera. . Teliow 'w net. for deferred. aT ESE, take him away. en BW, FERGUSON, J.P, 3p 30 2t* Corner Pa. avenue and First st. Pi ae ee on the 23 h inat.. the fo! vig: Payment ai th. ‘A: BECR WITH, Major 6. 8. WANT 200 AGEN? goods. Ths is a fine nberaidii at ot. with certainty on mi wi oll agerny a8 I oan supply 5,00 patterns | de' ville & indiana Kaiiroad Stock, S30, Allegns. Mamped on the nest mualio. Ctl net Nou” Ry Valley Ratirosd Stock. $25), Ale, Lettere and <—— Land ‘Ni “Please all early—No, 250, med ANTED—Every Lady to look st this, and Ww then oal! atthe new Mie ee No, 280 Seventh s reet, een t. nnd M streets, and get their stamping doze on fanuel, veivet, silk esmbric. celine, muslin, and cloth, at greatiy re- duead pri ‘We have on hand 5,00 choice pat- terns fur stamping the above goods, on Monday.at 250 seventh st. HEQIIE LOST—On Monday, Ap-il 8th, CAE QUE, on Ricks & Co., crewn by Phi & Solo non, for ons hundred and ninety- six (156 dolis-s, ¢ sable to Louts Frarzs. All parsoxs s: her by ctationed agains. reseiving or negociating the scme, psyment satan been stopps? at the OUIs ANZ Wiil be open mia Bank rR LE, V ANTED-100 LADIES to emnro‘der yokes, ap 29 st* 329 C street, aad outiayat 350, Seventh ttreet, batweett Lrul | @5 KEWARD-Sirared or stolen, email cor- M. ‘The highest price psid for neat hanis. Steady t Be ee ent wie ey rir’ employment givan to those who auit. Call next | gY: thiol 5 had on sadd 6 an. Monday ifoonvenient, bring asamplo We have piekte ee 5 «0 choice patterns for stamp ng on €vary deserip- tion of goods Aiso, an endless lot of stamped goods cheap. m1 3" AN'TED, to re!l @ Horse, Wazon and Mar- ness. for $e < w ol wa I will ve paid for ha return to GRINDER, oorner of Ist and 1. stresta 2p 22-3" he eafe } 1 be JOuN oast. $40 Sera B ‘ two bay Burk’s bstory of Virginie; iirayton’s South Gatos | Which were taken from Key's Qu lina, 3 volumes; Nile’s Register; Ramesv’s South econ ed Worm pene. pe a a Peas witk Gerohina; Wilkinson's Iris; Bu r's Trisi; Old | Bight before, sargost one isa bright bay,wi Coins; Autographa; Uld Paintings; Od uments; | %°™81 starin tis forehead; the other is darker. Both hor-es were fat and weil groomed. | will give ; Letters; Lee’s Me: » Im moving, sus voices werd ont; their vaiue will ba paid, | 9% reward for either Cth LEs Cc HIL if returned to me, ALPRED HUNTER, « Oilington Post Ofice, m 1-3) Over Bank of Washington. Prinee Geor, Ma, ANTED—A GIRL to take obarge of twochil > atctitnmeion teak War Pacts aca Ningeate ate ge desde oN Sp 26-lw* $50 land, or seoured in spy jail in Mary!and, so w* os all cot eatens Bae that i get nim,) of NEGHO MA tvester 256. t Office. Lyles, the sriy of Hen War- ne jeoeased, Of Prince Geor; county, ANTED—A BOY tol the biackemithing § is of copper comp!exion; of stout business, App'y at the Pienix Carriage | statue; 81x feet higi; and of pleasing counte- Works, corner of ti Bnd Sixth sts. Bp 303i" nance when spoken to. fio is well kuownin Wash- ivgt-ncity,andis no doubt lurking in that place or ite viciuity. 1 will give the above reward no matter w en. _. DIONYSIUS SHERIFF eapis-Im” Ext’r of H. H. Warring, decoas FOR SALE AND KENT. ANTED—Scmaabie HANDS to sew at fine muslins and do up lsoe goods, Apply at Mra 8 _COURTEIULE’S, 468 Kleventi st. ap 9) 2t* WANTED—Four DRES3MAKERSat No 359 18th stree’, between H anil: nove but good hands need appiy, Aiso,® Yoong Girl to learn tre business. Ap 3) St® ANTED—To pu chess for cash a young gen- Wi ‘io HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS, or TRE FURNITURE AND Sie cee faltatoed ther, Anarees anes Star Office, stating Beet | gas g hoarders, ‘Sneuire at 62 Missouri avenue, m ANTED—A sober, honest, active YOUNG MAN to drive a milk wagon ; ho mast under the oare of his horse and wagon ; aiso. milk; must come well recommended. Aliso two Men to work ons farm, A»ply st Locust Hill Farm, 7th street road. neer the first toilgate ap 3-3." WANTED-A well educated. experienced and fine looking YOUNG LADY, who 1s willing to asairt in tending to firet class club rooms. One who suits will find a pleasant noma and best of . Addrei or threa days, * Pablu Oxemeg- care of A. H., Box 66, Ci O. ap) 2t*_ ANTED—At ss fort in the vicinity of Wash- irgton.a COLORED BOY aa cvok for an Fos RENT—A frovt Farnished PARLOR, with gas. Would suit one cr two genio as bedroom. Near Willard’s Hotel, $16 ith st, corner of Ohio ave. m 1-2¢* POR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A de ightful Residerce, with three sores of improvea vated on the Hudson river, 24 miles irquire of S@shington. York city. For partiow ow r NOUR, Metropolitan Hutel, w a 3. ml ESE RENT—The FURNISHED HOUSE No, 1816 street west. Porsession given at + noe Inquire at No. 497 Seventeenth ec BE Bp S)-St officers’ of from two to five persons. FUENISsED ROOMS TO LE T—Severai for two days to “Howard,” at the St. Chariss rooms without board, ing very desirable losa- Mn Washington, between 9 and loa a 4] tion, euitarie gie or married gentlemen, may pm P be had by early application at 445 K street, near ith. Bp S) 6t" F°E, RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSB, ee, ARM WANTED—Wanted, an improved farm Montgomery or Prinos George’s county. oon- Marsiand, within 10 mules of the city, for whioh ining 10 rooms, plaseantiy located {n the Gash will be paid. yA without de ay atthe law | First Waid. Apply 2t165 HB street, between 20th fee of D ee Fou! ¥, No. 3, Colo-izanon | aod gist sta. Bp 22-3i* Seer, Wee [POR RENT—On the Meights of Georgetown, WwW NTED—By 8 young m ollege giadus 8 comfortable COTTAGE, turniehed or tn 8 SITUATION as cop: erk or emp!o; furnished. Erquire on the premises, Fayatte et, , mi oon pation. 2p 23 St* ating pyr- | JOR SALE—An cid established BOARDING Bpe4 S:* eg tage ‘| Bagh ara now doings geod Lae S eee ness; it has a fine transient custom, ad woul MS RENT FREE FOR &!X | juake one of tre best etands in the city fora £ ‘urcitare for sao. $12 cash 373 | olges restau-act; wi: sold cheap for oss nue, betwoon 12h acd 18th street. other Imsivess dress “Enterprise,” Box 799 P. 0. to to ADY PROM UADELPHIA Wishes] (SOR RENT—Four FURNISHED R ® Situation as Cressimaker, oi:her at children’s situated on Seventeenth street—No. 49 or ladies’ dresse: 80, has ¢drezses—n competent | tween H and |. Bp 20-4t* note to WM. GOH!, Will 8p 29 att Y¥—Copies of the ated Sep.ember ith, 186!, and September c6th. 161. ‘The copics must! e rfect A libars! price will be given for them, on applicationto'\e Star “fice, ap 2? tf 100 —-AGENTS WANTED TO OPEN * an office and take the wholesslo agency, in every State, for al! ci Lioyd’s Great Military hand. Address Hotel. Fo SALE—Small BRICK HOUSE, No. 446 i. strect.vear!Sh, for terme ingure A ©, HALL, G*« Offi eoud } ap %-lw OR RENT—A large ard very handsomely far- niened three-story bries DWELLING, with baok building, nnd bath room. No. 109 West at. Georgetown, containing about ten rooms, gts fix- tures compiste and water in the sard next door sest. Ap % 60 ANTED IMMEDIA Say es, ‘Star 4 = Th SAU TIF! COUNT y RESIDEN oO Maps, used by our Commander-ia Chief. ‘the RAUTIFUL COUNTRY eee pst chespest mapsin the world. A fortare oan be made |p sssssion given in mediately) his former beset in Ca State_ 3.000.600 00 8 have slready been sold, Also # inan to alilornis, Engiand acd Cola. Agenta also ul residence, containing 81x roome, kitchen, and seeping jooms for eervauts; situated on «: oe 6xSotly opposite to the Navy Yard, om- Dur arnt: "Send forawariare: Cvcre regimentiD | miending the Srert view of Washington Citys ii " 3.7 LLOYD Georgetown eisats, 801 the surrounding country mhé-tmayl 164 Broadway. New Vork. | for miles, known in this rection; never failing springs, of the pureet water, very 1.4 atebiing forfour horaer; ice house ‘With shed for five head of cattic. the bouse; ED—Every person to know that] am in inoke nouse, ANT W the market. ready to pay oasnh for #!i articles ip the peoptarnishins line, Gree, roneine te Ae & rospeviatle aed promt orely and none or having & sur; ai J. | of bor need app y. make the terms aovommo- Buou ee 5 Sowa at iwoen # and sites Gating. Por partioulars erquire at tho late? (east side, ir in New and Secon ur- | denos of Mre. v rug, or to Geo, Mettingly, Riture. nol tf | residiog in F street, Island, ‘who will b+ able to NTED-T jl, henceforward, 2) barreis a pate Le rela of aie overs week — sghe 01 ‘alti mor, A same Of Boers (Or UV OHN GAYNOR. Arent, Corner of 2iat and G ais, Orders tn the Post Office will be catled for at 98. m.a0c29. m. Bp 7-Im" ‘fo hey me know that thi W ‘irr fat tite boat stock of Clothing, 9a St the very lowest rates, at SMITH’s, No, Bissyenth street, below F. fe 7-sm ive &ny o.her infyr mation a y Gin 18) O. W. T. . __ Bp @-e0dt* near the Navy Yard Bricge._ (OR SALE—Two medium HOUSES ing pleasant neigh! orhood. ¥ in five minutes wa'k of the Patent © nd severs! first clase dwellings. Also, savera, all tRAAMMES, on the Iniand. App'y at 499 10th street, between Avenue and C. Bp 2? F Th, Vi St* sarge see sory B FSi SALE OK RENY—A TEM@ER— We are naw basing SECOND: vik ee ee gral ae pears anes ED.— We now ing SE $ 5 . oF wit outs Grocery stor *) ge W Ax be 10 modate oouutry wagons; with or bah eg Foaey ot VE Seu Ehast wit ont eck aoa furniture, Ter soash,. ‘it r 3 of furn uated on 14th street, bat Bp 23 5t™ ween P ard (i streets EO. M. Eh OLS. Prop ister. _ UR KEN T—handsomels f crmehed KOOMS, peice Harken ‘eit G te Lippe f vant rite sive waa call ONT & GRIFFITH, sitg!y or in eulta, supslicd with cas sud ws tor: fe 1s-tf No. SEO mane. tee ed Bate, Apply at No. 500 Lith stroct, between Pac avenues me | Bu atreet, Bp 33 eost* PFoPosars FOR WHARF. ebyilding the wharf on the Potomas slic of tee Waskinuton braeusl will be received at the commanaing oO} 's Office up to Ji.o’clook &. m., on the 2d day of May. For furthsr information spply to -D RAMSAY, ap 2-d Lieat. Colonel Commanding. wt SHOES DAMAGED BY THE FIRE, Now js the time for Ladiss’ Misses’ and Chil- Te LET-8ix well furniahed FRONT ROOMS, shady site of the street; every Parlor, Bed room and Kitchen req ite. See the Rooms st 365 C street, between 436 and 6th. Hea stairi Aleo, splendid Summer Bedrooms for g-nt'emen, meres 47 Diassachusetts avenues, rea, 3 iT? LET-T BRICK BOUSE, with Furm ture, on ths vorth side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th ats , Bud recently Occupied by Gon’ Keyes, it contains about '5 rooms, and poe- seuss every convenience to make it a comforteble I b Win- ren’s Gaiters gud Shoes to be bought at half cost yourdenoe Apply to M. ADLER, Ne. felons r o&sh. Prices from 25 to ¥5 cents. Ce early, i DA WOT eg Ss they must be closed out, at FoR een —A furnis! tour-ste: #3 iCK R. COHEN’S, BULING,:n a plesssntand healthful part 354 Pa. Byenno, Up stairs, over £ e alty. vith fing lar e ‘chambers ard orn. . wi arin oe ——— hroughout ; age. house aud etable attached. ry iis tvs doatrabie eetdesos for an mS. y lay ernmen' poyes er one of Taqure at 378 jeventh street, vetween FO E YORK. Ts: scnooNeR EN ELING CHESTER is gy agar aE ole - PETER B RRY, eorgetown, No. 85 Water st, COAL OIL LAM TS AVE A Large assort: it of Coal On) lo bane 1 ee vigt, ‘enoy ofa e dred to purchase at HENRY BAYLEY & CO, Biniiisee Aad colon For Ladies, of 1936 cents par ; z 2 ‘One price only Pedayé RO. Pe. a" M bed THE Pnovor Hothe teal ND. Foo ceases Searcy th beds, With Tupreecmente toe I" frame 908, fronting ou Pena. avenui sin bot Noe Se Sees hes cm’ cent, on ‘New’ t ork ay, BOARDING. sotween Gand He Ateal houre, 8 amcd in eiaaie rsc0% = ete sae vio oe « hy 1A DE ona RY just re- SECOND EDITION. THREE O'CLOCK, P. M. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. _~—— LATEST FROM YORKTOWN. ‘The War Department have telegrems from the army before Yorktown Up to about 5 a.m. to-day. From them it is gathered thst lest evening and night there was more or less desultory firing on three or four of the points occupied by the rebets to check the prosecution of thelr work In extend- ing their entrenchments; with success, though not amounting to what might be called an en- gagement. FROM BANKS’ COLUMN The Wer Department have a télegram from General Banks’ column, dated yesterdayevening, which, however, embraces no aews of any late interesting movements, either by bis ermy or that of the Rebel Jackson 1a his front. BLENEER’s DIVISION. The story being publisbed in newspapers say- ing tbatGen Blenker has been superseded by Gen. Rosecrens in the command of bis division is a misteke. Gen. B.'s division bes been or- dered to join the command of Gen. Rosecrans, who ranks Gen. Bienker, and therefore when they may be together will command both, Gen. B. commanding his own division as before under him. This we apprehend to be the true explsnz- Uon of the mistake. COLONEL WILLIaMs. We bear that among the recent presidential nominations of the President was that of Colonel Robert Williams, (Captain of the Sth U. 8. Cav- alry,) now Colonel commanding the Ist Masss- chusetts Cavalry, and also the commander of the three regiments of U.S. volunteers at this time occupying the Island of Hilton Head. Colonel W. is proverbially one of the mort efficient and accomplished officers in the regular service: his present Massachusetts cavalry reziment being proverbially unsurpassed in soldierly qualities by any other regiment in either branch of the service. {t will be recollected that he was General Banks’ Assistant Adjatant General at Baltimore and on the north bank of the Potomac. THE NEW SURGEON GENERAt.. War Department, Adj’: General's Office, 2 Washington, April 25, 1862. § | General Orders, No. 4° 1. Assistant Surgeon William A. Hammond, U.S Army, having been appointed by the Presi- dent, Surgeon Generel with the rank of Brigadier Genera under the act approved April 16, 1562, will enter without delay upon the duties of bis Office. 2 Applications for transportation for the re- moval of sick men, for nurses, and for supplies for the sick, will be made hereafter to the Surgeon General. The Surgeon General is'‘also authorized ‘o give passes at his discretion for private physi- clans, nurses, and friends of sick and wounded soldiers to attend and visit them. L. Tuomas, Adjutant General. Official—E. D. Townsenn, Ass’t Adj’t Gen. RELEASED ‘' YROM SOUTHERN RULE AND TYRAN- ny.” The following significant epistle has been re- ceived et the Post Office Department : . County, Tennessee First Assistant Postmaster General. Dear Sir: Being liberated forawhile from South- ern rule and tyranny, I take the earliest opportu- nity to inform you tbat, notwithstanding our post office has been employed by the southern Confederacy, { and my assistants cre loyal to the United States; that when this office came under the rebel government, and the oath was sent to us, we filled it bogusly, end sent it to Richmond without swearing to it. If you will hunt up my last report for the quar- ter ending July 1, 1561, you will see from it that Tam Joyal. I bavein my hands sll the money that has been received at this office since lat April, 1861. Of course we had to adopt the five and ten cent rates, in order to hold the office for our con- venience, and also a loyal community. Your friend, BAVY YARD. The French frigate Gassendi left the yard this morning at six o’clock. A large number of schooners have lately er- rived with coal, and are discharging their car- gore. The Jacob Bell has had ber old botier taken out, to make place for a new one FROM BANKS’ COLUMN. New Marner, Va., Aprii 24 —Yesterday the Ohio cavalry reconacitred the Gordonsville road ten miles beyond Harrisbury, at which point they took two of Askby’s cavalry snd one infantry Man prisoners, together with several horses Jackson is reported to be reating near Swift Run Gap on the Blue Ridge, with Ashby’s rear guard on the Shenandoah. The cavalry come tn sight of Cub Run, where a rebel picket was sta- tioned, who had placed combustibles under the bridge to burn it on our approach. No doubt exists tbat Jackson has been reio- forced since bis stampede from Marrisburg, but to what extent {fs not certainly known A portion of Ewell’s brigade joined hima day or two 2x0 Before our advance to Woodstock, there were three to five thoussnd rebet troops in and sround Staunton; but thelr present location is not known A large fire wes seen lust atgbt frow Harrisor- burg, which ts thought to bave been (Le burning of the bridge over Cub Rua. it is painful to witness the credulity of the tn- babitan s of the rural districts which we have occupied The most ridiculous ubsurdities re- garding the appearance and barbarous character- istics of the Yankees find ready bellevers in oth- erwhe intelligent female circles For lnstance, it is supposed that our troops wear natural or art- Micial horns, end gore the wounded on the battle field; that we show no quarter, and even burn women and children at the stake, drinking the warm blood of their msle relatives and friends. It is unnecessary to add that our presence changes the view to a considerable extent. Luray hes been visited by a strong Union force, who found no signs of any enemy {n that section In short, the whole of the Shenandoah vailey ix now permanently freed from the myrmidons of Ashby and Jackson, in any considerable force Lieut. Warren Thompson, of the 12th Massa. chusetts, has been eppointed Ordnance offic and Lient. Wm J. Angustine, 29th Pennsyiva- nia, Ordnance officer of the Ist Division 8 SS See ‘Tus Carrureg or New Oaigans.—The news of the capture of New Orleans ts at length con firmed, and just one year ago next Friday the New Orleans Commercial Bulictin was specuist- ing upon calculations made tn the loyal States for this very event. Speaking of the prepara’ions necessary before the Government could renssert its authority there, the Bulletin averred that: “This tremendeus force of annib!!ators will comme! its march when every requisite is pre- pared supplied. As this cannct be accom- plishg@ for several years to come there is no neces- sity for usto make immediate preparations for the reception of Lincoln’s big army. * * # Their ridiculous schemes our subjagation show conclusively that th are thoroughly alermed and psnic-striken. eof the South can successfally resist an invasion from @ million of Such craven wretches.” CONGRESSIONAL. <aseeahireser AXXVIIth CONGR ESS—Second Session. rt te 0 an Tuvespar, May 1. Sunate.—Mr. Howard mted petitions in favor of a genera! bankrupt act. Mr. Wright presen ® memorial of Jobn ae epee | yp enagedy city ee in Lehner ngton in a! and pay y the city forthe petvliege; ety other Ss for a we Mr. Wilson offered & resolution inguirtng wheth- er one Frederick Emory, who murdered Mr. Phillips in Leavenworth, Kansas, in 1855 ot °56, has been eppointed to any place in the department of Kansas; laid over. Mr. Davis offered a resolution that the war should be vi; iy ited contin- ued to compel ebedience to the constitution and laws within every State and Territory by all citi- zens and residents thereof, and for no further end whatever; laid over. On motion of Mr. Wittens, the ponding Tesolu- tion, whether any further legislation Is necessary to toldiers and officers from returning fu- gitlves from labor, was taken up. Mr. Sumner the Senate at length in favor of it, Hovse.—Mr. Blair af Mo., called up the bil! authorizing the tment of a board of fortifi- cations for seacoast and harbor defences and for ‘wan ‘until ‘Toesday ‘week; arned. —— LATE LOCAL NEWS. —— Atrewer at p.“?S —Last sight, iy and y= w'd Neal, ae ored, for attem toc ® rape open Mrs. Elizabeth ey carr ed bim to the central station where be had « bea; before Justice Clark, acting for Justice T: whe was oS +t! . Th ber busbaod Ly <stimony was that of Mrs. Evans , from which it appeared that Neal is in their employ Servant. Severe! nights azo, while Mr. and Mrs. Evans were asicep in bed, some one entered the room and awoke ber by running bis band under the covering and placing it upon her body. She aroused ber busband and told him some body was in the room, aud wentioned what bad occurred. He jumped out of ‘bed and got a ee! and a light, and searehed thehouse, but found noone; and ber husband pel ber that she bad been dreaming. Last night she told Neal that he wight go to bed, bat he did not zo She retired to her chamber, and had been in bed ebout ten minutes when Neel entered the room and threw himself on the bed and mede known bis purpose. Mrs. Rvans jamped out of bed, and alarmed her fether, aod they kad Nesi se- cured. Justice Clark committed him to jail ia default of bat! for conrt, but he was su vent- ly released upon aw In $400 for bis appearance et court. Neal is about seventeen years of age. Tue Battimons Anxvat CONFERENCE of the African M. E. Chureb adjourned thie morning. after @ session oftwelvedays. The following are the appointments Washington City, D.C —Israel Church, Henr: M Turner; Union Bethel, James A. Mandy; fs Street Chapel, B. T. Turner. Georgetown, H O. Rhots Baitimore City, Md. —Betbel Church, 4. W. Wayman; Ebenezer, J. M. Brows Bethel, D. Smith. Frederick Cay, W ters; Hagerstown, D. Davis; Cumberiand, 8. L Hamoud; Hancock, R A fisil; Pilicott’s Mills, J.J Herbert; Long Green, Wm. H. Willtems, Washington County, Daniel Kidout; Port De pesit, D. W. Mocre; Havre-de-Grace, William H. Hopkins; Raston, W. H. Russell; Frederick Mission, J. Nicholson. Pennsyivania—Lewis town, Alexander Johnson; Hollideysbarg, +. K Heny; Cariitsie, R. PF Givbs. Demware—Wii- mington, M F, Sinby; Smyrna, R F Wa ie Camden. P. Byard; Frederick. Geo. E_ Boyer; Lewistown, lease J. Pindell; Laurel, to = plied Williem iJ). 0. Heater ts transferred to the Obio Conference. Tu preach the pext snnuai sermon, David Smith PaReoxat.—Lt. Col. J.J. Mooney and Ca H. Hagington, of toe army near Yorktown, rived Et k woods’ this morning Gen. G. D. Bayard, of Pa; Judge 8. E. Davies and Prof. Charlies Devies, H. J. Raymond ana wife, of New York; Capt. Rouse, B. A. Canada ; and Gen. C. P. Backiugbam, of Oblo, are at Willards’. 4 —Barnard Cur- ran, drunk and disorderly; Etigabeth Jonnson, drunk; workhouse 30 daysesch. sibley Jarvis Charles Malton, drunk; $1 “1 each—by Justice Thompson. Edward Neal, colored, attempt at rape; jail—ty Justice Clark. FonsRal —St. Joseph’s Society Tuesday after- noon attended the fun: of taelr brother, Freeman. The rematos were interred in mt Mary's (German) Cemetery, where the services of the Catholic Church were conducted by Rev Father Alig Forms —Persons desiring authorized biank forms under the emancipation act can obtain them at Morrison’s, 440 Pennsyivania svenue. See ad vertisement. --e—— BALLS, PARTIES, &. << Pa 1.0, 0. F. : GRAND LEVRE ano FESTIVAL, To be hala at Opp Fettows’ Hatt, 7th street, On MONDAY EVENING, May Sch, 1262, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY. ‘The Committe ef Arrangements would respect- fully inform the {rpiscesty * ite frierdas thar the Grand Leves and Festival willbe held at thessows halon MONDAY EVENING. Mar 5, for which the most compi¢:e arranroments have bees made forthe comfort and pi favor them with their pany. . commence st 8 0’o'ook The E noesrt by F. lroseeri’s utertainment wi! diress wiii be vith a Grand Prom» sag ter. Ths Concert wil fins band, acd at 9 o'o'vo! delivered by the Grand be continued unu! tl o’olook, when the “siooa taken is charge by ths 8 mSnacers for joyment of those fout of the pleasares oO: the DOLLAR—adn.ittine aye @ a e bat at cae ommend jen 8 .DO& Mpment ee CEOUTIVE COMMITTEE, BALL WILL GIVEN AT WARD’s Buiidise, corcer of P-nneyiverisa av and Second street,on THURSDAY EVB- . NING, M a cJmitting 8 wenticmsa @nd ja- to be obtained at the door. np 39-8" Bp Sst ahs ela T MAY BALUt HE HICKORY ee AND THE UNION FOREVER ‘The members of the Hickory Ciu> take grea pieasu eins neing to their many friend: @od the public Jiy that teey will their kighthGran* fe re By latte QpETEL CO K street, bet woon 9th and lth, on THURS DAY. Mey ‘st. Ticksts $1, admi ting 6 gsutle- Man and indies. fet cf Arrangements. a Boren. J Jehnson, J. Murshy, 1 MeConnai ANNU Mat . Tew paracos ° Nteut. May 6. y Prof Rarnsa’ rrr ot te, f@ y" 3 UNAL GUARD, » held at Hett, Navy Yan, AY, NM it y MAY R. LABBE haa the honor of informing the 4 gantiemen of Washington and wiognaty ‘L give @ Grand Festival ac the id time ae GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS KSKIN @LOVES: ail Sth, Laod, fecturers « ILITAXY s kA De J yply ol theseote Aa, 3 I have made up busi Wor the GCOD WiLt and Fite usiCes: oer. LJ 3 1 - TURES of the HUTEL on tue commer of Serecth and | eets for sale ‘Frere is but little use in m+king Sny comment about the piace, as all whe kuow any thing of the situstion know that itis as ood a place for hotel ness seam in yen ies - in. '. We £918 2we0* Corner 7th and | sts. Washington. A SPLENDIO STOCK OF WRAPPINGS. Weare pom pen ared to exhi = arge = ele wan! < BOVE £OOCe, O| S109: st7 lee, in superior Bisck Suk, ise’ Croth obair Clothesail of Which we offer st prices that canpot ease, apa No. 49 Genter Market Space. RS. RUSSELL’ ki NT. Me saris gueraERTA SAE oan pee eet Se Serena fo-ds an tri Visi 00 all the reguisties for a wel fret NEW ARe Sh Pb. 'srytes 2 ay LAN 6 s OT BING. atin’ Coma Bae eh, DIE’ N UMPREL ot nea Sie oP 3. W. COLLEY. 28 stif 623 7th strect, near Pe. ave. AYUG r Cc 4 OO NAMS AND SHOULDERS: acd Tor sale low by . ow by GOopRIDs Pers see ALEXANDER WOLUWSEKEi PaANDT INO. ified ‘Bt ae |