Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1862, Page 2

ee EVS NING STAR. SS WASHINGTON CITY: anchored in the outer roads THURSDAY ...-..00+00-00002 MAY 15, 1863, steamer, bark rigged. FROM FORTRESS MONROK. jan—On te Rich- k—R Prise: 12” Reading matter on every page. See out- side for interesting telegraphic and other matter. i>" Though Tax Stax is printed on the fastest aiesm prees in ure south of Baltimore, its edition s 80 large es to require {t to be put to press st an carly hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may ‘Rot appear until the next day. Peint, &c. (Correspondence of the Baltimore American.) Fortress Monrog, May 13.—The weather to- day has been decidedly hot and oppressive, 22 much so that a great many availed the opportunity of taking a roll in old ocean. latest intelligence received here from that quarter, Pas —_ anos combined with the blowing up rnd destruction potitions will confer a favor by keeping us posted As to movements and affairs in their vicinities. - design of the Rebels to evacuate their Capital so soon és Gen. McClellan cloves the coil of his ana- conda more tightly around them. Spirit ef the Merning Press. The Intelligencer publishes the proclamation of Gen. Butler declaring martial law over the city of New Orleans and says: ‘The present civil disturbances have un- happily made the people of the South painfully familar with that simple regime which, accord- jag to the Inte Duke of Weilington, consists of the ‘wll! of the commander.’ ” ‘The Republican notices approvingly the Con- fiscation end Emancipation bills intreduced by Mr. Eliot yesterday. from that have arrived here on their wa) It is a page that they will be al- lowed to go N. to purchase goods provided areal slente Norialieas ty at general; . Wool visits Norfolk dally, bu ly returns to the Fortress in the evening. The President, Secretary Stanton and Secretary Chase, by their active co-operation with the au- thorities bere in re ssing Nor‘olk, and ‘‘dri- ving to the wall” the Merrimac, have won golden opinions from the ee navy and all civilians at this post. The President raid he “MILITA! Ind niebed up within the week, returaing (6 and finis! up within the week, returning to OUR MILITARY BUDGET. Wasbington on Tne eve of ‘‘the seventh day.’? The Baltimore steamer will take up this even- ing the 20 sailors taken prisoners from the Con- gress and carried to Norfolk They were released. ‘with the other prisoners from Richmond. LATEST FROM GENERAL M’CLELLAN. Gen. MeClellan has established his headquar- ters at Ro} Church, about six miles from West Point, and his edvance is at the railroad crossing ORDER IN REFERENCE TO VISITORSTO -FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, YORK- TOWN, &c. The folowing bas been issued from the War Department War DeraRTMent, Washington, D. C., May 14, 1562 } Ordered, that all applications tor passes to visit Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Yorktown, or other places on the waters of the Chesapeake, be here- after made to Major General John A. Dir, at Bal- timore. (Signed.) Richmond. The New York 5th (Zouaves) reached headquarters on Monday and are again on gua’¢, forming a portion of the ‘ular reserve. Anez- amination of the map will show that he is nc 7 full fifteen miles above West Point, at the he-d of York river. In the meantime the Monitor and Galena are cutting off the communication of the Rebels with the south side of James river and are reasing on towards Richmond, silencing Rebel tteries and overcoming ail obstructions. The deserters, who are constantly coming In, agree in their statements that the evacuation of Richmond {s rapidly progressing, and that the effortof the retreating rebels is merely to hold back Gen. McClellan 80 as to obtain time to re- move all their stores. They also say that the de- struction of the city by fire is threatened, and that it will require the utmost efforts on the part of the citizens to prevent its consummation. That the evacuation is yap incbharte,| there is no manner of doubt, and the Government archives are being conveyed South. FROM NORFOLK. Affairs at Norfolk to-day bave considerably im- proved, and good order and quiet everywhere prevail. The excellent conduct of the troops rrisoning the city, and the pons neture and lack of hostile sentimentevinced by them towards the people, are having a most admirable effect. They mix freely with the people, insist on argu- ing the point with those wedded to rebellion, and will not be bs filed by frowns or sour looks There isa great scarcity of provisions of all kinds, and prices are exoibitant, though those who enter the stores with gold or silver or Treas- ury notes can purchase what they want for about two-thirds the price charged the holders of Con- federate notes. Those stores whioh are open re- ceive rebel money, and those that are closed prob- ably prefer to keep their goods to disposing of them for doubtful money, which they have not the nerve to refuse. The Union men are still silent, but take every opportunity when not observed by the local ty- rants of the rebellion to exchange fliendly words and assurances of their loyalty with the soldiers So soon as Richmond falls they will speak out boldly and defy the traitors among them. One year of such subjection as they have been com- | ergo to submit to has almogt unmanned them, ut So soon as they can learn their real strength and consult togetber it will be found that the Union sentiment of Norfolk is still formidable. ‘The Secesstonists at last have come to the con- clusivn that the Merrimac has ceased to exist, and {is in the deep bosom of the ocean buried. Pieces of her timbers, and some of her irons have been fished up and brought tothe city and rec- ognized by the worshippers of the marine mon- ster, They, howeyer, dencynce ig the bitterest terms the deception that has been practiced upon them by Jeff. Davis and bis Government, and say that had they not have been deceived by dis- atches from Richmond they could have still id Norfolk. They were toid that Gen. Wool was landing seventy-five thousand men at Point Pleasant, instead of five thousand, and they be- lieve that Gen. Huger would not have ‘abandoned the place hed he known the smallness of the Federal forces. As to the destruction cf the Merrimac they cannot account for it, and charge the act to have been brought about by treason to the cause. Com. Tattnall would require Federal protection to save bis neck from bis former loving — if be were aint paee: Ss i are making here for the opening of tge number of stores. Messrs. Kimberly Brothers, Thomas & Mackelroy and J. O. Noyes have all received permission from Gen. Veile to bring dowa all manner of supplies not contra- band of war. THE FEDERAL PRISONERS. The released Federa! prisoners from Richmond are still on board the two Rebel steamers—Curtis Peck and Northampton—at Newport News,but are about being transferred this evening to the Hero and Kent, and wil! be conveyed directly to Wesh- ington. The delay in the return of the boats has been caused by the trouble among the three bun- dred Rebel prisoners who are to be sent back to Richmond from Fortress Monroe. Nearly one bundred of the three hundred have refused to be released, or rather declare their determination not to return to Dizie, and have taken the oath of al- legiance. ‘They were coaxed, threatened and abused by their officers, but «ll of no avaii,and it i» believed that many more of them would refuse toreturn if it were not for the influence and threats of their officers. Eawtn M. Stanton, Secretary of War. NAVY YARD. The tug Keystone arrived ast night, with Col. Dwight, of the Excelsior Brigade, who wg wounded In three places at the Williamsburg en- gagement. The King Phillip arrived from Budd's Ferry about 11 o’clock last night, but brings no news. ———s+e- ___ A DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTERE.—The Sen- ate amendments to the bill to reorganize and make independent of the Patent Office, the bu- reau of egriculture, passed the House on Tues- day, and the bill now only needs the signature of the President to becomealaw. Of the im- portance of the bill there can be no two opinions. it recognizes the vast and growing interests of agriculture as they should have been recognized years since, and will, if properly carried out, prove & great bencfit tothe country. Provision is made for a Commissioner of Agriculture and a chief clerk. We need hardly say that in order to make the measure effective, and to fulfil the pur- poses of Congress, these gentlemen should be chosen with great care. They should possess not only # knowledge of agriculture, and be competent to select and dispense seeds and plants, but they should have the higher qualifi- cations of sound education and intellectual ca- pacity. They should further, be men of energy, ready with tue pen and familiar with the liter- ature of sgriculture. We look upon the proper preparation ef the annual reports of the bureau as of more importance than all the scattering of seeds. Such reports, if judiciously and intelli- gently compiled, will annually give to the farm- ers and gardeners of the land a variety of in- formation the most timely and useful. We doubt not that President Lincoln will, with his msual good sense, see to it that the Commis- sioner, whose appeintment be has, is a man of culture, vigor and capacity. Pimanctat.—New York papers of yesterday say, the stock market was less excited to-day than of late, and under various damaging rumors lower prices were established for most descriptions of shares We quote U.S. 6's, 1963, 1014; U.S 6's, 153i, coupons, 104; U. 8. 5°s of 1874, 95; 7.30 ‘Treasury notes, 104; Kentucky 6's, 92; Indiana war loan, Hi, Tennessee 6's, 57%; North Carolina 6's, 724; Missouri 6's, 514; American gold, 103 x. Foreign exchange steady. i[J” A joint session of the Legislature of ‘/ir- ginis, now In session in Wheeling, was beld on Friday last, for the purpose of electing Brigadier Generals for the 6th, 20th and 2ist Brigades of Virginia volunteers. Among the number elected is that energetic and Influential gentleman, Lewis McKenzie, Esq., Mayor of Alexandria. ¢ PeRsonat.—Gov Wasbburne, of Maine, has appointed Hon. C. W. Walton, of Auburn, to fill the vacancy occurring upon the bench of the Supreme Court of the State, by the expiration of Judge May’s term. No better appointment could have been made. 1" The Wheeliog Intelligencer says eli the merchants of that city, with one exception, have taken the oath of allegiance. One physician, enjoying @ large practice, gave it up rather than taxze the oath. —_—_______._.. [7 The republication of the Alexandria Ga- <ette bes been recommenced by Mr. Snowden. ‘Thia v: m paper is now in the sixty-third year of its existence. The Government should al- ‘ways separate the officers from the privates, and thus allow the latter to act as they think proper. APPATRS AT OLD POINT. Thetaking of Norfolk has caused quitea change in the condition of affairs bere, and there is no doubt that this post will dwindle in importance both asa naval and army devot. Most of the naval vessels areup at Norfolk,a great man transports with army supplies are being order up there, and we have a prospect soon of relape- ing somewhat !nto our old position as a summer resortand bathing place. Yours, &c., F. 4@ Hon. Charles J. Ingersoll, prominent asa lawyer and statesman, end an ex-member of Con- gress, died at his residence in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning last, aged eighty. U7 From Shillington, Odeon Bullding, we have an early copy of Godey’s Lady’s Book for June. 7 From D. M. Doub, Post Office stand, we have ‘‘ Le Bon Ton” for June, with interesting (for lady readers) monthly report of fashions. 1L> Miss Carrie E. Cutter, daughter of brigade surgeon Calvin Cutter, formerly of Warren, Mass., went out with the Burnside expedition, as her father’s clerk. She assisted and comforted our sick and wounded men, after the battle of Roanoke {sland and Newbern, and contracted 4 typhoid fever, of which she died on the 24th ult,, aged only 19 years. She was beautiful, educated and devoted—another preciouS sacrifice on the altar of liberty. 7" The total loss by the great fire in Troy, N. Y., on Saturday, sppreximates $3,000,000, on ‘which there is an insurance of $1,400,000. {7 The city authorities of Boston have already Inade 8 contract for a display of fire works on the 4th of July. (7 Counterfeit threes of the Thomaston Bank, Maine, are in circulation. The bogus bills are ‘well calculated ro deceive. ‘The New York lawyers complain of very da'l times at the bar, and say not fifty out of the three thousand there are ing a living. U7 A fiatboat, containing one hundred hogs- beads — sunk at the Memphis landing on night of the 21th ult. I} About twenty men, recruits for Capt. Jack Eamunson’s rebel mara }, Were arrested in Andrew and Gentry counties, Missouri, by Lieut. Caldwell, last Monday, and taken to St. Joseph (7~ The Loutsville Journal thinks it singular that the rebels complain of having nothing to eat, for tere is a tremendous ++ *” throug bout the rebel Confederacy. U7" Col. Leon Trousdale, late Editor of the Nashville Union and American, is raising a regi- ment of rebel infantry In Tennessee, having his rendezvous at Grand Junction. ’ U7" The Nashville Union says Mr. H. Camp- beii, a merchant of that city for near twenty years, informs it thata few weeks ago he had sixty-six bales of cotton burned near Pulsski, Giles connty, by Scott’s marauders. He is satis. fied that it was done at the instigation of the anter whom he had paid forthe cotton! On last Poureday Morgan’s gang burned forty-two bales more, belonging to the same gentleman. 9" Two “ladies” named Jane Anderson and Mary Gritlin were caught in Stewart’s store in New York, on Friday, shoplifting. Jane hada lerge bag under her dress, in which were found 163g yards of silk. several pairs of gloves, whole pieces of ribbon, velvet, and some silver ») d forks. Jane had the appearance of being in an “interesting situation”’’ She was at once confined. 1 Last fall, but a short tithe before he re- signed the generalship-in-chief, Gen Scott told a member of Congress from the West that the ken ln May, sir; broken in May, sir. {(0~ Byran Lawrence, a butcher in New York, | done vefore, sir.”’ , jast week gave the proceeds from the sale of a prize ox, the “Constitution,’’ to the Volunteer’s relief fund. The amount was nearly $800. George F. Trein’s tramways—horse rail- rouds—are being constructed in Switzerland. ‘They are the first on the Continent, barring a email one horse affair in Paris. Potndexter, a noted North Missouri rebel, ‘was defeated at the Mount Zion fight last fal, irae at Milton, Macon county, last week London Tim own correspondent” in a Springfield Republican. eyalcal towards the Americans.’’ Canadian Lawrers Must Saave THEIR Paces, jn disguise. A detechment was sent after him, but gh his horse was taken, he escaped. i” T. 4. Morphy has been held to bail by U 8. Commissioner Ruger, at , in the sum of 31,000, with two sureties, on a charge of at- sempung to defraud the U. 8. Government by forged vouchers. The London Times argues that the $ at Pittsburg Landing was a Federal defeat—t! McCiellan will be iv New Orleans will never be captured—that Burnside is ‘no accoaat’’—and that the tax-biii will create a revolution at the North. Sand ‘Tne Chicago Tribune Is much elated the indications ae ty. a, oved lands, 80 & drug market, coueg rapidly at fair mn ty’ improved farms were in demand di the months cession to the Chancery Bench of Canada, by 1s- suing an edict requi his Court to appear with shaved faces. wo the parade at the head of volunteer companies. Landon, pnts the suai o sty Hagia ni outside of a! ai ‘These are aline, wi a are then sent to the cou LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. men Southern army, named Dr. Jos. Dishman, W. BRAZILIAN STEAMER AT ANNAPOLIS. Annarotts, May 15, 8.45 4. m—There has jus; @ Brozillan wat | found on thelr persons containing positive testi- mony as to their business. They were ea route for Columbus. ‘ graduates of Harvard University are Serving in various capacities 4 toe army end and fo ir of the class of 1864. emselves of We are all in bigh spirits, and are momentarily the guards whilst attemptin: looking for good news from Richmond. The of the Merrimac, leaves little or no doubt of the A large number of our officers and citizens daily visit Norfolk, and some few of the citizens eas little dead contraband was found in a at Cohoes, N. Y. been brought to aclose by the advance . Punctual at eo ii ested, as bue:- ness of importenes wi I be b yaght before itemest- ~< > east . The how bout hi 2>s._By order of the Premdent. and to the order of L. H. & G. C. Schnieder, for who will de x GENS, Owner for his own uae, and possesses every son. H F SRCOND WARD UNCONDITIONAL | !amp tubes and lamp cocks furnished tn Septem- On THIS EVENING, May 15th, fort, A good passage, ovilsr, pump of water in the 1.3 UNION CLUB— she reguiat weekly meet | be; and November, 1°01, twelve dollars, and that A yards, watena : ing of the Club will be held at the Medioal College, } the Clerk 1s hereby directed to charge the amount MoSHANE, eaPerieck. Terme: One third ensh: the re on F atr. st. between Uth and 12th, TAIS (Thurs ’ | ast named to the vos tex MoSHANE mainder in siz and twelve months, with interest, ary) EVENING -at 3 o'clook Mem: ers will please ceested Meeiia. ions inthe sroured by & deed o* trust on the premises. 13 Join the Cie wall areas opporteanster ys | APproved APES: NS NERVOUS MAN. = LCS car oe ‘meating. = eas ee * 1] A Resotvrion to Pay expenses of the Poor and NEEVOUs MAN. rye mpeg — (CE ARTENTION: ATTENTION!: Av -| WOrk House for the firat quarter of 1802, and rat eher, Sace—Gn WEDNESDAY ATTER MOON, TENTION !'—The members ofthe Unz22- | other claims. KATTL E K May 2ie »ok. on the premises, we esha, dihonal Union Club of the ‘Third Ward are, re Pricing by ley Pee, Aldermen at Board of in ' sell @ buriness 'ooation s tested st the a ™ Oran ] mon Council of ¢ t i et . Urhereay EVENING. at 1% c’oloek. -kevers | ‘The r pay to the order of the Trastecs 0 HOW 70 PAY THE RENT. of the Pamunkey river, within fifteen miles of hor io suseeies Cowm:t*ee js to be appointed, \ A the sale of whic’ particulsr ettention is invit-d March 31, 1862; to the order of J. J. McQuillan hs aeie will b* mad th: . OFFICE. OF JOINT COMMISSION | sixty dollars, for the burial of panpers wie died Perms: Ore third each; the remsietes in six ana TRaTON Agni TaBTE® AND Costa Rica, Wase | from smail-pox in January and March, 1662: and Sensis 70 x Engeeees. by | S7glve, months, with interest, eeoured by eed Orrered. ‘That this Boerd will be in session on | t@ the order of Robert Bovd forty one dollars, for = wrote BF | Of trust on the premise, re the 14th day of sidering and a then ready for EVERY ON: INTE! pe Te cirizane sPaanauns, any soe RS! 188 received @ very fe and jon every day thi an Church, (Rey. J, @. Butier’s it the corner Tit and H streets, commencing at 0 " and continued but one hour. ——— Agnest oF Spizs.—Thre& from the AUCTION SALES. GEORGETOWN | CORPORATION Laws. a A Reso.vtton ip favor of Doctor {. S. L. King and W. . Clark, arrived at Cincinnati Lauck . FUTURES Das. on Monday, Incharge of Adjutant Millard and Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of enn ¥. Forp. and Manager _ r 7a ten men of ibe Eighteenth Kentucky Regiment. | Common Council of the Corperation of Georgetown, | Joun B. —s wicesinone Manager By MAKSHALL & PAGE, Auotionsers. ' They were arresi That the Clerk at Lexington, and TS y to the order of Doctor 1.8. Bx punitive testl- | Levck Afty aollets, tor one year's seevioes to sosinetiog the poor of the town. up to March 25, (Approved March 29, isé2. IN SATURDAY MORNING, May I7th, at: o Qn the promires, we shall eli @ bea: + = Lass Jig ont tvs ot THI VE Wine. . PATER Se Ww OF WINDSUR * z Falstaff Outwited by Women Hc uee, with neve of vrownd on w der 17th. ik, together w,: res Said house is located . oT of Mh and K etreste Se ee eee ae are A Resoturion granting certain privileges to sep ib F. Birch and William Emmert. Resajved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of HALL & PAGE, Avots avy of the United States. Among the names Council of the Corporation of Ge r By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO.. Auotionsers, _ are twenty-two men who are not yet justed— p argieelermen ogges eon en A prey Falstaff Outwrtted by Women H oy eight of the class of 1862, ten of the class of 1963, | Joseph F. Birch and Willlam home to con- MR. HACKE?T AILIPP'S SALE OF LOT Boo Bese Ay wore ‘ey eae @olcok. we g:ruct a sewer leading from their premises on Ef aa shail sei] at the Avotion Kooms \ ptrekes bel ha igrSiarg pom ALSTAFF PRETEND! VE. fy luabie Books. ges: At Camp Butler, 10, on Friday night, a fiiae sf Jefferson street. to the canals peotiand ihe ane RAUSTAPE PRESENDING LOVE: jevied upon ie gatin’y 8h execution’ for hvcse cant TeLel prisoner named Garret was shot by one of | abovenamed parties shall not obstruct the travel acter, rosa , for some time due, yon pe from bis eosived on Tuesday Ce bya . H. WIRK, Bait while the work is being done, and shall leave the J.C. aeoubk Ea crowded and brilliant uditori m 15 dts Auote barrack. His wound, though severe, {s not con- | street, when the sewer i finished, in a good con- ‘ith great enthusiasm. sidered dangerous dition; and provided further, that no other per- = fon Pigtgienss br WALLS Ba NARD, Avo! U~Gen. Halleck has made an example of the | sons shall be allowrd to tap or use sald sewer Met tnosal outh Corner Pa. ar. bet Ohio bat » Which gated Lhe on beeline — se Cgaenvon sa = setiers a and = ° a et Pittsburg, ran away out firing a . | their assigns; prov: , further, that damage 5 The officers were mustered out of the service, and | resulting at ‘any tise hereattes to the stenea Cirele and Parquette____10 cents act the men divided up among the other batteries. | the town from ssid sewer, shall be repaired by the red Seats... —--gl ‘or! sd Saddie Horses, among ther, One® superior Gray Saddie Herse, dee vate coer h rages. Bi Ww ani Harness, a res (holding eig! ie Wola Sewers ask bore neswtioned. rae t “Paid owners of said property, or at their and ———— Hy roper agreements to this effect abell be entered into by said parties, under direction of the Re- corder, before said work shall be commenced. Approved April 5, 1862 of cotton on Tuseday, at the Harmony Mills, U7 The coal miners’ riot at Pottsville, Pa., has of the RNARD, Avcts —_— C. MoGUIRE & CO. A ¥ ‘wages of the employed. A meetin ts Hevea oe Forsyth and GROVER’S THEATRE. BLE 2WELLING FOUR NEAX Lee . -©&.5 nm! iT. 3 ‘© THERE WILL BE AN ADJOUTNE™ | Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of | LUBONARD GRovaR. —--—— Manager M cieiook. on the ta penguin Ware Pas BVENTWargePotoa | Gare Clery puy't corde ay While For? fan Omak tt me ith fre tery eck ba 2 4 e iam For- y list, Mr. J. > i at syth, for plats laureeyand profiles, &c.,ef High 0° the distinguished Comedian and Vocalist. Mr. J between C and COLLINS, streets north, distant about two blocks. from th street, per bill of March 27, 1562, sixty dollars, " rt That the Clerk pay to the order of the Trustees of the Poor and Work tHouse sx bundred and sev- HOW TO PAY THE RENT. enty-nine dollars and sixty-tbree cents, for the SOW HACER E ST Of the evening expenses of the institution for the quarter ending wipes Be NESE ELF 200 Lone. alua bort west corner of Lf Eleventh etreete,im vert bef ne Tk ame > P — houre, cocupied ts a to be rresent, as the Ward dweiling h. . By order President : ore of the best business G. A. HALL, Reo. Seo, ae cap pe in the Second Ward,cif the avenue, to different cities for more than 9] m 15-4 repairs of gas lamps In 1561, and that the Clerk at Nibdlo’s Garden, New charge the amount last named to the gas fund. Approved May 10, iS62. UiRE& acts ‘ARD, Auctioneers, TPRUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING Lors ts H eTaeer hart at UCtION.—iy WEDNESDAY al rGRNOON, fit inet, st y rtue of & deed of trust dated gst next, for the purpose of con- at A i oles Cases as may be CUARLES W. DAVIS, Sec. hte, and ich Terk, seo lengthy run of six consecutive THB COLLEEN BAWN. . 50) a To-morrow (Friday) Evening ‘os s ig duly recorded my the land re i BENEFIT OF MR. COLLINS! fine a of Spring Clothing, which 1 am | Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown ae ascii ti peotehites bn keee m4 Sp od tices, atk 0, 460 Sev- | That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authoriz~4 ICES _OF ADMISSION. uare 83%, ting at Mice, near F. fe 37-3m | and instruct=d to receive proposals from three >> Cirsle and 5 ap 12-law2m A Resotvtion to rebuild a portion of the fence of the Poor and Work House grounds. Resolved by the Board of Aldermenand Board of E. have 2% Neves on the east si Sth street, be more carpenters of this town, for rebuilding the* | pape of the inclosure fence of the grounds c* he Poor and Work Houre which runs parallel with High street, in a plain and substantial man- ner, and that he award the contract for said work divided into two tots coat es = THE UNION PRAYER MEETI - Beneide ig wook in the ton Dand E streets, and run: back Me feet Bente in Private Boxes. — io lored @allery—._. ___. ___. ly ae One fourth cash: « portion of whicn, sufficient to pay the expenses of sale, wil: be re. qvired on the spot. or the property wil! immed: Bt 436 0’ boaaar § 2 t = NS) 5°0 yards Biusand White Linen Check, such res i A. BRENNER, Truster savers in Now SS ERE NEO A Resovtion fixing e salary of the Market pani ge mis (Rep) WAL & BAKNARD, Avote ae 7 . Master A] MARSHAL'. & PAGE, th a Pa. ave. and Ninth street, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of LovisiaNa aV., Nam S1xTH 87. pg ne ae ‘Rulews Hatt, |Al.E—A nex * owner having no it cheap for orch. Can be seen fora few days -t Gaeta oeRiRe. ay Averion —On THURS. i ation . dred dollars per annum Mey i5th, ° Arengn en's Consh Protory, 1h street, south of | "253 5. 4 Juriher sesoived, ‘That all resotations BATURDAY MORNING Mir iz, tO ‘OR SALE—A stylish f- Ss pe SAL sty! half-blooded SORREL Colored Parterre.. re wil JCH_AS WORN IN NEW ORLEANS 11 be open at 7% o'Gl ately be resold, the bevanes in ex ana tweive months, bearing interest, secured by deed of trust “0x Offies for seouring seats open from 9 until 1, | OD the premires, to the lowest competent bidder for the same. Approved May 10, Is¢2. Common Council of the Corporation of Georget That on and afver the fir substantic. fe-nily POCH- AWAY beeing wilt dad wita side doors. Th a LCHLY SILVER PLATED ick irther use wy d CROWDED Feo 255 UyMoss CALAUESE PircnErs. Facir Basxets, Castors Ivox ence Cultivated, Critical and Refined ! day of January, 1° the salary of the Market Master shail be two bar” 6 in front of the Auction Rooms, # beautiful aud varied assortment o/— Silver plated Ware. Cutlerr, Table Linen Dress Goocr, Matting, pobly Gilt Shades, 20 Covers, CYookery. and Glassware. Furniture, mense th MUSICAL CONVENTION UF ARTISTS, A New Programme To-night! THE PRIMA DONNA, Or, Ovr Iratian Oreza! Inconsistent with this are hereby repealed. Approved May 10, 1562. ( seeaieteiiaemnmmnEmarrmemmammemememese ed LOST AND FOUND. seven yerrs old; @ very fine bie for & indy: excellent TSW ited sound and sind in at 352 D street, between sth m 15 3i* bea: SCKET.CASE OF SURGICAL | ABRAHAM'S BRIGADE, Secoss crenenmeete TTT one Weceenes, to OCKET-CASE OF SURGICAL |“ one eA ADIES’ SPRING BEYER oe nay BTGASE OF SURGICAL LA BAYABERA, ml¢ st MARSHALL & PAGE. Auots . TRUMPS. ‘a handsome Bie +k Siik Mantles, long and short, pete fintor will be liberally re- THE GIPSY’S LAY. ELEGAn T STOCK ‘ silver Cake Basket oa Saturday, May }v. mig BOREEN x, Hi i a n ! Meee ee coc mmner Clothing, | grain sks wits over er. %9se Nop Ruger, He Pao BRM AN 8S] AUHory ate r i 3 Bl ‘ver- N, 5 GoY. FURNISHING GOODS, eereated, with Dronatient cen AS ae ee PLEASURE GARDEN, ARRIAG TSGr, EATS AND CAPS, ————— See 488 LINENS FOR SHIRTS, AND SHIRT ofthe best brands impor obiigation to pure! 5 backbone of the rebellion would be broken this «Cant it be done before, General?’’ “No, sir; no, sir; backbone of the rebellion bro- Can’t be 1" A citizen of Massachasetts, who crossed the Atlantic Iu the China with Russell, of the describes the deportment of ‘‘our leasant letter to the @ says that Russell's “good nature is imperturbable. and that he is not hancellor Vaukougbnet bas signalized bis ac- ‘ng barristers practicing in ~ = The faw- yers’ cultivated moustaches are to be shorn, much regret of the military-legal gentlemen who ‘cuss ntry Inside thelr editorials ibecribers. ae Ee : . By J.C. McGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers, Black Silk Sacks, Light Cloth English Jackets, | T2tted by leavirs them atthe StarOffice, 1 — INREW AND NEARLY MEW CARRIAGES lack Lexe Points, Square Shaw!is and @ sIze STRAYED CR STOLEN—On the 12th inzs- ot, ‘The celebrated Comedy entitied ar Avotio:..—Ua SATURDAY MORNING, ‘anti las, all decide bargains. Bis sk & end 8 brindie MILCa@ COW; mediuma'zs; HE SECRET, May 17, commonciog at 10 o'clock. { hell in front other Spring Shawis. J. W. COLLEY, jong horns. A liberal reward will be paid In which HARRY RICE will appear as the af the Auction Rocm:, Jaz. C. MoGuire & Co, m 15-6t 52% Reverth et above Pa av. | forherretarn to No. 250 F at., between: IscHizvous NisoeR. 3 New Kookswars, C HERZBERG, Isth and 14th sts. m 15 lw MISS JULIA MORTIMER. 4 nearly New Top itmgries ISAA! g eA Yao LL = ‘The ldeslization of Melody ana Beauty! Snearly New No Top Huceien The Only Licensed wm TRAY ED—From the subscribers prer‘e7*.-n The Washington Pat! hey are mostly of my own make and built to PAWNBROKER. the 3th insts t, a medium sized red. —— order, and so) ider Lo make room for the ; so be tonnee on Gold GA hes, ane walie fpots cow, (hae email HARRY RICE, iteration. ens tnd improvement, mai icg ry, iat he a] whil Orns; an our years ola. By in- ‘opi: b uy ring Ap it the old stand, No 351 forme*ion leading to ber recovery, will be liberally — ——— ea ae ————— aH OnAHOM treet. back of tional Hotel, between 434 and | rewcrded, Giving milk. . MISS MILLIE FOWLER, Coach Me ker. 8th. near D. th ste. m 153m ath ot Se ti SHREVE, | By far the most besutifal and accomplished Dan-} midis J.C. MoGUIRE & © NEW AND HANDSOME ee Tt and | streets. sousv on the Amerieen stage. By 3- GMOGUIRE & CO” Anotionrere Geened this Gare teres prEse 000s. r AY—From the front of J. P. engagement of G een IfTUKE AND ROUBEKEEP. stylish eke urine rey Fabrics. = " Miss EMMA MILES, the accomplished dans: use, DAY MOKNING. SARS iy re Seek we - BL KS! ° shal: sel, No. 426 N street, corner of Ver ing baskets, milk cans. &c. Avy person giving in- § A. J. TALBOTT. ths osleb ated stump speech . Large assortment. in ae Ms traden at low formation or ee he same ac J. P, Bache. and Ethiopian comezian. trading ive the reed a prices. . WwW. © by, " . is BE. tw feote, ic part— mis 5t 593 Soverth at . above Fi “it ws BENJ. SUMMY. fiita EEANK LA FOLLE., One Walnut Parior tut, covsiehing cf 1 80f8,1 OR ARMY AND NAVY ME. <pise Fian- Logis Four, certificates of Stoo of the Penn. —— — «hair, 6 Paror C ‘®, uphoistered io la uslities % 4 surancs Company ol l= . beg nt Witte “Eines” Denson, wae | plete ier. oN is Binge tie ie sled em be eee With cer nousi fail atock of Dry Goods, for] 28meofsacob Fucsel!. if’not found apslication Brandon, Miss Frank ; onan d,, Warcrobeard € Cane seat Chairs, Citizens Ap: i Will be made to said company fur reisaue of sam?, DICK PARKER oh Sind and Bracket One price only, the actual cash standard value m 16 lawew’ JACOB FUSSELL: Will be on hand in new negro acts and banjo solos! Speriiecee’ ‘Center and Sine Tables. 4 marked in plain figures. H ORSE PERRY & BRO, STOLEN! Pa.ave and Ninth strect, TAC A FINE BLACK HORSE 15 or 16 hards high: the right fore hoof lately fired Oil Paintings in frames an2 two on Fire Boards, WORRIL! WILLIAM is and Dance Negro, yindow Curts 6 The Great Combination Chofuss naa spied bill, in whieh the entire company wii! m 15 6t Oni Git Shades, ppenr. OPENED THIS DAY, | and blistered fora ring bone: vary eitght man 27%; performance at 8x o’cicok, | Mall irom Hat Eree, 1 Musiins! He) in right fore tee. Ts rs open at 7% 5 per’ ! jooK. | Veaitian Steir Carpet, Jplocdid Lawns, atiayote, | stsblebn the srebCot Mey iangen rom my Admission 3 conte ; Uronester Caaire # cents. | wainut extension Tabic 0 ‘The Horse was purchased f» maa on the lith of December at. ane tpeite iwill e FIV TY DOLLARS to any person or ‘gous who will return my Horse to Bie detection of the thief. — ; c. WOODWARD, No 315 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 9th and 10th ste, aby Sideboard. utler's Fray, Plated Casto Os lee, WASHINGTON SONS OF MALTA, thee Glass dnd Crookers Wane nee tocle Cat Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for] cane-sea: F) ~ ies and Children, whens number of valuable | Straw sei Exonek Diniog Chairs, ag will be given away—ones $25 silver Cake Beatiap. Pesther P: lowe. t Bolsters, &o, Admission, ladies 29 cents; children 10 cents. Ename’ed Cloth covered Lounge, — - moore open st 2 o’clock ; performance commence Re:ricerator. Cvo) Move and Range, K:: 30’olook. Mrs. McN'okle, Exchange Hotel, received a $25 In active rehesrst!, THE EXPOSURE: O}° FHE Baul English C: A full assortment, at the lowest prices. J. W. CULLEY, wm 15-6t 523 Seventh at store ba cr, GLORIOUS NEWS! THE GREATEST VARIETY OF m 15 3t* Roguisites, &o. misa j On Capito. Hint, PLaxts, &C at acctio Wiil open for the season on cloth. Was hired by of the Orphan's Court, young man which give his i be gold 0; T e name asf. J. Harris, saya he lives at corner 19th * Sth the 20:h dey of May, instant, at 10 o’el a JUST ARRIVED, sad Me said hotae And burey su) ed to be A DANCING SOL Rin tVeRy MONDAY | No. 419 weit airoet west, between hs i. a on whi TRA) fe streets 5 Ow! ale i AND FOR SAL S AT NORTHERN PRICES. } (oits recovery. will be hberally rewarded, 7 =" | EY Erin; Commencing St Lovolook: | Os a At Ne. 460 7th 8 J. H, SMITH, Clethi vil By K. CRUIE & SON, co =— 1 parks ir fhiae Maton Carriage Rerses, treet, Seorestes. re i Le: t ly Carriage, BEER and WINEBecatanty op mph sariage, 1 Buggy, 5 i Harness, TENT OFFICE CURIOSITIES—Guide te Govern- P *Patonts, Catalogue or Garicatie may 15-Im Pos Dg: lot Green House Plants Ae exoellent assortment of Household Fur ‘Yesterday evening, between ‘en 13th street and Cay i I Gand 7. hetw: fronts, oka merum ape tain, (pure all Linen BUNCH OF E sys, the Sater an The vast quantity of Linen Goods annual! turn them to 46. jh etreet, tetweer and F saugria out Receptio ie quantity o} Ly pi ie ; s * 5 Paria sing through our hands enables us to. offer decided | sts. mie at eports; Military Re. | Fine French piste, Oct, Goikie’ hasoe Mire ae be: pans 1 Linen fabrios t yest pound. 1 O8T—On Sunday morning, bet pa A [ z On gree anh ow priced hi annele, LP} Trait chureh, or inthe " ae RH wag ge Centre, and other Tables, and Side- marked in pisin figar TF 1B OVET | ee TN for erica te anon thousand Fice Dressing Bureau, Wardrobe, Bookease avd . ly rewarded by leaving itat 397 C et An inspection of stock solicited, it implies no PERRY & miles; many Cheap ary, Fine Bedstead, Bedding, and Hair, Spring, and _ other M: m 14 6t Pa. av. and Ninth strést, Joh Sup abort tas ne at hn reel B P ne =: Beaic, aad other Seapete, ent tt] ite table rd wi ALLS ARTIES, &c. .&e. [87 OF UNCALLED-For FREIGHT ven by retain her to the ow 1 d With many otha biticien which wo doom enneoes- WALL & BARNARD’, ELBERT, F st. GRAND FANCY BALL piaty,t2 ghumeraie. South corner Pa. avenue and Ninth st STRAYED OR STOLEN—A_ medium size red wane TELL ome eisera BROWN, Adminiatratrix W F Downs, 2 Boxes nok mixed COW. She is 8 * aved SEZEL Ane a ratrix. H Herbert, number of Packages, bu! inlo cow, aud hae had butone calf, The Corner 31 st, and Pa. avenue, & WILLIAMS, Au } § Banes.2 Boros and Trunk, Ander. witlzecsive sit era Hirsi Tard 5 pea THURSDAY EVENING. May 15th, . = @ arr wut so aS = BONA 2 ON. . uokets one dollar, BE ® centicnya || GEEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS + rons ni aa ® sorre! is EMBERS OP THE FRANKLIN AC- NOTICE. if, ‘on ry ears eae mlarent Bie te iti ponds ‘Ditivirassocia 10) — Tue Copart: erat, heretofore existing under Ww ovaamae yt . The right front and rizh hind foot of: pomner ng 4 wil pm Ho eed p> athe me ARNY & Sunn, is this day 1 Ker, the horse is white. The marois a little white 1m | Senerally that they will give their thi se olved by Le oy Sovsert. Ail cisims acaiust e708 Sineste, 4 Boxes, the forehead ‘The ower or ewrers can have them | 4+ the ren ANe eg Seed Gareuk cy incebeed sbts: fovke: inte firm on = snesteg make ; ox. schist aanreridmmatene oye <r 13th, on THURSDAY, May 15. mz 4". | payment to him, ey ‘ARN a Bi Raaney, ¢ Boxes, m4 3t* 12th_street, between M and N, R. A. SHINN: D Ji is R homas, 1 Box avd Barrel, 5 Crouse. 1 Box c T B F M Georgetown. D_C.. May Int. 1663. wn. D C.. May tet. 1063." BOARDING. OTICE —The undersigned will continue the J Snd Agency business at the id RDING HOUSE is to day at No. “and Eopoe to merit a continuance of the A Petite Stone, hers ates sud ctidemes i patrovage heretofore bestowed upon the eS Se wreen BS ant Ne ELPEEAy-Come to my premises, on Friday, 8th instant, @ dark Py, MARK. The one seaere Dy a ne Sorue roperty, and Tees. sth: Street, island.” i mi3-st* 'esner, | Box and Bag, ler, 1 Box, OX, —————$—$$$ ____ firm. WARD—For 8 PUD ms { : phe puree se roe: Bo ee a et hen eee sey U es black — nea A SRONT, ROOM, with Board, at No. 2s first-class o Board tneet Mhours, 8. 3 ond m5 at® é z x4 8 EY a§fro|xRcE Cad ° Han £ a8 53 g a i =} 04 ese SAVER. vu. 8. pene 3 “ E33, 28, Ba- a ee ring around I, at S™MTcHED, LINEN SHIRT FRONTS, Smits st") JOR N: THORNTON. Boz newly yo Front Room wishes to Rotoe thet he continues bis instruo- Beat styles, s! ercee. ery private » OB Sth street, i piarine singibg Those who hs : he nm aioe Paaverand Nine moest. | LeShourone hundred and itty ot any donee ng | Sweet and M, Ro.gog 7" °N ne see frected studs and precins eae eh ~ RNY AND NAVY BLUM SLANNute: oF ensnry notes ($5 bills), aan sed to have been A GENTLEMAN AnD WIFE AND Fzo Grime oal. Roier at Mr. Reichen) ach’s Piano ‘ Astin ed alors oan ne OF | sereot, to Coluranie College. A li Rooms and Board, where there are tow boarders, | matoraen Ute strest, between Dand = Tem for Jat Youtraand Hore’ ween VOL ENG | eens nme to EDW. onde eptente A Tow Gar hentaees ae een ont | crvais 18 TO GIVE NOTICE the _sub- nope prise ony nga, the actual site Center Market, modsted. ", miscir | 7 yeerbar hath oprained {rom the Orphans {Court = rand 7,oon- | PIRS?- 0 45 Sere Agm . peteonal es. A's Torpeo mn of smeok a olicited at alt u — ainiae ras ite rt, one bang a oe “on Filfiest botwonn @ and fe MT hot hours Beand Ld ions, ine bd tc Parekess ne Teneeres 1 RE Ye SO tLaB HON the payment of which has been st>pped. The hoot ————— ithe said cr are nm ¥ 13 Gt Pa avenue and Ninth st. wae will bo pant them by memene eg «co, the subsoriber,on or FRGeaa neni |e oS e e EP E peta die; above the markers shopem yg in REWARD-—For the jon (and LASS A WARE, damier spin’ ROUZER, BARRICK & CO. U celivery to moat B 4 ([ABLE LINENS, NAPRING. sims. fetitng of NEG vester ‘Goods, send’ Wioke, N@ STYLES QuiLts, : * | rine, of Prin ‘county, 2 Chamber sets ores PAPERHANGINGS, FIRE BOARDS, ‘i SHEETINGS Md.’ Sylvester iso} 3 of stout | _m 81 804 (Ood Fellows’ Hali) 7%h et. And all other kings of Dry Goode de houseieep, ¥ spakento. Avi | known an 150 ak Dairy be scasic otal 4 {Enc XES FE: c 4 a or pro) erally low ; ington nad is ‘ne jar: in that ue. Pa HEESE, very ‘An tapootien o tra ve the above no. Ss dite MURRAY & SEMNES, te purchases i ERY see exer PS atic im 18 6 Pa. avenue and at_ | Tn eeonate, reag Maker Segui Spenete a mating : - tet ped Serteies: wise “We a Bepinee \pilon on siti c Plate ; QJ, BOnY La Ee ey wie