Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1863, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY .......... MAROM 17, 1863, "7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Intelligencer notes that various Republi- can prints concede that the President's policy of compensated emancipation had but few zealous supporters among the Presidens’s po- litical friends in the last Heuse. The Chronicte, treating upon “the future of tae Confederacy,” argues that, as its whole isa of government is feunded upon human slavery, it can mevor attain a position of free and umrestricted intercourse with other na- tions, for the very genius of the institution of slavery requires that guards shonld be thrown around it at every point in order to adequately protect it. ———_+«+2-_______ 87 Greelty has got himself into hot water by his remarkable vindication of the right of se- cession, and his re-affirmation of his declara- tion that, unless we substantially conquer the rebels in the campaign now opening and within the next three months, we ongh}, in his own ‘words, to “ acknowledge the corn,” and aban- Gen the contest. Raymond, of the New York Times, tells Greeley plainly that he has assumed 4 dis- leyal and dangerous position. The New York Pest also censures Greeley, but thinks his pro- mulgations can do no other harm than to en- courage the rebels, as public opinion is too firmly set in favor of carrying on the war per- sistently to a victorious conclusion to be swerved by any journalist. 7 Governor Willinm Cannon of Delaware has sent a message tothe Legislature of that Ntate in reference to “An act to prevent illegal arrests in that State,” which had been passed by that body, in which he says: “Invested by the Constitution with go power of veto or re- view of the action of the Legislature, the Gov- ernor has & general control over the operation of criminal enactments, and such control I will exercise to its uttermost extent to protect any persen acting ander the authoriiy of the United States, or any citizen aiding such person in bringing to lightany conspiracy, orin arresting amy one guilty of disloyal practices or treason- able designs against the Government. I shall issue my proclamation im conformity with these views. giving tothe people of the State of Dela- ware information of my intended action.” The Governor accordingly issued the proclamation. Joun Hay, Esg—The President's Assistant Private Secretary, John Hay, Esq., recently reported im the newspapers as having left Washington to take a position on the staff of General Hunter, has returned again, and is | confined to his room at the Executive Mansion by severe indisposition. He left here, not to become an aid to General Hunter, as allezed, but on 8 visit to the army at Port Royal, and becoming sick in New York, when about to embark, was compelled to return, to forego his int: ation mentioned above. 87 The Siate o: Missouri is now about cleared ef guerrillas, bushwackers and jayhawkers: | and the farmers are about laying down the bleody implements of war, and will resume those belonging to peaceful agriculture. Vast qusntities of corn, wheat rye, oats, hemp, flax, &c., will be raised this year, but in no particu- iar will the increase of products over those of ‘he past two years be more noteworthy tban in the article of tobacco. i e7 The M ‘sippi river correspondent of the New York 7.mes says there is great need for good sailors and marine officers on board the Western flotilla, and says it the merchants of the Eastern cities could estimate the price- less value to be attached to the operations of - Admiral Porter, they would not lose a day be- fore they would unite to sgnd him one or two thousand me pentose Geta the South under the conscription law, the rebel chiefs are now subjecting provisions tothe same sortof treatment, and are seizing flour mills and grocery stores for the army. That kind of thing cannot last long. One great defeat and the rebellion will collapse. Cannot we give them that defeat somewhere and immediately ? Bans alin ame ®7 An American merchant, who arrived at New York in the City of Baltimore, brings in- telligence of & new monster which is in Process e¢ construction for the Reb: Is in the viginity of Loudon. It is 360 feet long, iron-clad, with a formidable prow, and will be provided with four engines. He describes her as one of the most terrible of the family of ram: Se SF Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, is out in 4 card demying the story that he is flying to Europe to avoid a contempiated rebel invasion of Keatucky. He says he has no information ot h proposed invasion, and that he has at no time bad the slightest thought of goiag to Europe. W7 Elsewhere will be fornd an import orcrr issued by Provost Marshal Todd, per- mitting restaurant and hotel keepers to keop their }ars open until midnight under certain ‘on ditions. Wanstxp.-The Baitimore Clipper speaks of be grest want in that city of a reliable City Dire: tory, “up to the time Asimilar want is felt tn this city. Tax Visit oy SxckeTany Unasr to New Youx.—The New York #zpress of last evening Bys: ‘The Secrtary of the Treasury returned to Washington tits morning. He has consulted 3 larg. number of itnancial people, of all kinds of options, and goes home without indicating, any manner, his plans. It is understeod that he expresaee entire confidence in bis ability to obtein at her 1 the money he requires, and that tor-ign negotiation will bea part of his future operations, and not achief reliance. } & Mocerate sale of bonds abroad he would yet control of Exchange enongh to enable him te Licak at will the goid market so far as it is affected by a demand for exportation. With the power in the Sceretary’s hand it is sup- pored that gold speculanon would decrease quite repidty. Gold op: ned at 157% this morning, and fell fo 155%, rallying to 157% at noon. The down- werd tendency created much commotion but »o excitement like that exhibited a few days — ago. Finanxcrar.—New York papers of yesterday ning say -—The merket opened with less of sme Tiitude and hesitation than characterized the closing transactions of last week. Gov- «THMen 6 are strong, tae demand surpassing the rappiy. In U.S. registered, 1381, we note sctions at 1013, 101%; in coupons, 1581, at als y, in coupon flyes, 1571, at Baw 4; in P benring certificates, at $5 "99%, and in seven-thirties at Galas. The bond list is quiet. Border State bonds are lower, Misaou- vis lene offered a: 6!3 and Tenne i with limited t Virginias were of- < 66, without business; North Carolinas fo¥ at 75, Louisiana sixes at 70 and sits & e iB TION TO A 1o7.—The x expedibon som co made tarely public by the New York Tribune, tect from Histon Head, appears to have cempuced of one thotennd African troops. miiet OF Oy «the shore of the 5 extremity et Leen heard of au are 'S revert ater aie. two co bb onisin about thr terul eine th owemaud sia. es. t aithy Bevis residents * ’ ¢ ea marriage iter ef the Port:and (M A nd Press for lidel, pia toiding at & irth te fu adota, Wis- children. | ply at B. PF. G OUR MILITARY BUDGETF. — FROM TENNESSEE. OFFICIAL. WANTS. ARD WANTED—Furnished Rooms with Board 10; NT! a “ oo Release from the draft.on the ground of alloagse | a gentioman wife; no ehildrea. GALLANT CONDUCT OF COL. MINTHY'S CAY- atl = = ALRY. Nam. ——>——_ Awgust Brandonbury. MURPREEABORO', March i6.—Major General Sosepdinmecte — rine. R: Halteck, General-in-Chiaf :-—I have the pleas- ure toreport the gallant conduct of our cay- alry under the brave Col. Mintey. They drove the rebel cavalry wherever they met them, cap- tured one of their camps, seventeen wagons, forty-two mules, aod one hundred and four- | teen prisoners. They used the saber where the carbine would delay. W.S. Rosxorays, Major General THE REBEL PANEL GAME. SS ee | THE WOMAN'S PART IN THE ABDUCTION o7 | | GENERAL STOUGHTON. 1s HER COMMISSION FROM GEN, STUART, eet —— LKR ARKEST AND PROBABLE CONVICTION ANDPUNI a Peter Muller.......+- —+ Huapqtarrers Provost Mansaat’s Ovrion, on Washington, D. C., March 16, 1833, i BPEOTAL OrpaRS, No. 13—Permission be i | given to the proprietors of all regularly lic places for the vending of spirituous liquors to kep open the bars of their hotels, restaurants, &c., fir the sale of liquorsand wines until 12 o'clock mi- | Y night, Sundays excepted, upon their producing » | the Provost Marshal of this city their license, %- BE. MONTROP, 948 &th street, near gether with a recommendation signed by th {| toD. _ Mayor of the city and the Superintendent of Pr- ice, and onsfgning a stifulation not to sell or giv, or permit to be sold or given, any spirituens or malt liquors to any volunteer or enlisted man, or | to any person wearing the uniform of a volunter | | or enlisted man of the Army; and agreeing that.n case of the infraction or violation of the pledre SHMENT AS A SPY | and stipulation so given, their wines and liquas cic lesa | be seized and confiscated, and the T licenses fir- It turns out that the woman Antonia J. Ford, | fited, not to be renewed during the existing -e- | of Fairfax Court-House, was the principal spy and guide for Capt. Moseley in his successful recent raid uponthat village. Col. L.O. Baker, | the War Department's provost marshal, hay- ing obtained positive information that Moseley | good order ani decorum at their respective places | WY an of business, and to closs their bars and rifrain (in disguise) slept at the house of Ford in Fair- fax Court-House, and that F.’s daughter went round with him and pointed out the houses which Gen. Stoughton, Col. Wyndham and Col, Johnson respectively occupied as their quarters, and that she certainly aided M. in planning and executing hie raid, ordered her arrest. She was accordingly brought here on Sunday last and consigned to the Old Capitol prison. Her “commission” (to play such “ panel”? games as occasion might afford oppor- tunities, we presume) was also at the same time secured, as well as some £6,600 in Confederate money. The following is a copy of the commission in question : To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Know Ye, that reposing special contidence in the patriotism, fidelity and ability of Antonia J. Ford, 1, James E. B. Stuart, by virtne of the power inv din me as Brigadier (seneral in the Provisional Army of the Confederate States of America, do hereby appoint and commission her my Honorary Aide-de-Camp, to rank as such from this date. She will be obeyed, respected, and admired by all the lovers of a noble nature. Given under my hand and seal at the Head- quarters Cavalry Brigade at Camp Bey- erly, the seventh day of October, A. D. 1561, and the first year of our Indepen- dence. J. E. B. Stuart, [Impression of his signet ring.} By the General: L. TrzERNAN Bryan, Ass’t Adj't Gen'l. REFUGEES ARRIVED. The following refugees from Richmond reached here last evening. Viz: James Long, wife and two children; John (Quinlan, wife and twe children; Pat Terlly, wife and four children; Mrs. Murphy and daughter; E. Kase and wife: John Koist and wife; Simon Mendle- baum, Gaston Balzer, James Hayes, John McMahon, Wm. Moore, Julius Kerschoft; M | Garan, wife and two children; Pat O’Mally | and wife, and Wm. Rapson. SECESH CITIZENS BROUGHT IN. The Provost Marshal General of the defenses south of the Potomac sent here last night the tollowing citizens of Fairfax connty, Va., who were recently arrested by the Preyost Marshal at Fairfax Court House charged with acting ae rebel videttes. Viz: Francis Fox, Richard Johnson, George H. Cook, Philip Iee, Albert Wrenn. THE FAIR OF THE WESTERN PRE:BY- terian Church wiil be continued through the evevings of this week, at Stott’s Building, corner | of Twentieth street and Pa avenue, mar 17-5t* NOTICE —Notice is hereby given to all the | creditors of the Committes of Fair, for Sick and Wounded Soldiers, to band in their | cla within one week from thisday. Afterthe | expiration of this time no further claims will be | id 4-3t* CHARLES KLOMAN, Treas. ST. PATRICK’S DAY—1863.—This tim der Lie RGB pictR OT OS Phenix SVet on the table at haif-past 8 o'clock. Ticke: which may be had at the following pl: & O’Meara’s Union Restaur: r pot. and at James Lackey ant tailor.)7th stro mar 11-W.P,M&T-4 A 4 '« (mer- t, Opposite the Post Oftics. | SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP, in good order; been used only ashort time. Ap- | ITTINGS’ Fancy Store, 20 Ponns. | °, between fth and 9th +ts. mar 17-2t averu TAR FOR 8a. § ali quantios, by KING & BURCHELL, In Large or sm _™ar i7-2w Correr 15th st. and Vermont ay. FPOR SALENA fine Reel bottomed BOAT, ono | year old; cedar buttom, copper: fastened, I? feat j long; and § pounds GILL N plete, nearly as | das new, and has been used b i an experienced han HOSS, A mar 17-3t* 0, 128 Water st. Georgetown. | UTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS 30 packages prime LU TTER In store H SHEE 1 boxes CH 15 barrels fresh EGGS. For sale by kK. DUTROW, 450 Eighth st., east side! near ANS —Ju-t hed English COUPEE mar I7-Iw* ’ GIG. The physirians is cal’ed to this Carciaga. atest style Bow used by them and the tiret ever off red in this market ROBT H. GRAHAM, Con hmaker, 74D acd 477 Eighth st, ug cf all kinds promptly mar 17-36" WAGONS! WAGONS! eee | On hand, s supvrior lot of * WAGONS of all sizes, with and with- BS Carrisge Repail attended to. | the completion of the contract) | ter warrante f.r the sam. N Gi. ings sod Statuary, just | bellion. Licensed deslera residing in Georgetown wild proeure the recommendations of the Mayor of Georgetown and the Superintendent of Police. Ali parties will be strictly required to preserve from selling on the Sabbath. . Special Orders, No. 1), of January 14, 1853, from those Headquarters will be strictly enforced against all parties not compiying with the provisims of this order, This order will take effect March 29. All sppli- cations for permits must be made betweer the hours of 12 and 3 o'clock p, m, By order. HENRY B. TODD, Captain and Provost Marshal. A.S. Baxur. Lieut and Adjutant. mar i7-st Ww BEPARTMENT, Waskinoron, January 25, 1863. In consequence of the pressure of busizess atthe War Department, passer for citisems te visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the office of furnished, bya reliab! Ww understands: the | erences cap be given ii to"R. O.," Star Office, for one day, Lieut. Col. Conran, 132 Pennsylvanis avenue | above Nineteenth street. EPARTMENT OF STATR, WASHINGTON, Janwry45, ict. The Bocretary of State will hereafter mceive Mem cers of Congress on business on Satirdays, com- mencing with Saturday, the first of next month. Jan 77-tf WILLIAM H.SBWARD. ISCHARGED SOLDIERS are allinvited to call at SMITH’S, No, 460 Savexty Stam, Gpposite City Post Ofte, and get their CLOTHING AT LESS THAN NEW YOSK PRICES, Soldiers can rely on FairDealing at SMITH'’S, No, 460 SEVENTH 3TREET, and CORNER 20TH STREE7 AND PA, Ay. mar 17 PRorosas ING MATERIALS. A _ Navy DerarrMrst, 2 Bureau ef Provisions and Clothing. Mareh 17, 1353. ( PRorosaLs will be received at this office until 3 ¢ clock on the frat day of April, 1353. for the de- livery at the Chariestown. Massachusetts, or Brook lyn, New York, Navy Yards, at the option of this Bureau, of the fellowing articles of Clothing and Clothi: Materials, the same to co: form to tha Navy standard, a. shown by the dercrigtions in the last annual advertisem+nt for Clothing for the Navy, dated June 2. 1962, and by the samples which may be seen at the Navy Yards aforesaid, viz: Blue Oloth Jackets, four thousand Blue Cloth Trowsers. five thousand, Blue Satiaet Trow: five thousand. Blue Felt Caps, ten thousand. Blue Flannel Over Shirts,ten thousan4, Canvass Dunk Trowsers, Six thousand Barnsley SheetingFrocas,tix thousan«. Blue Satinet, ‘thirty thousand yards Blue Flannel, _ one hundred thousand sda Barnsley Sheeting, twenty thousand yards, Canvass Duck, ten thousand yarés. ten thousand yard ten thousand pair: ten thousand pairs. ten thousanc pa four thousand ten thousand. a thousand. _ 401 ¥@ to itself tha right to Tbe de: mad too bi made (retaining $9 per cen within ten days at e shall have beon passed by Biue Napkin, Calfskin Shoes, Kipskin Bhoes, Woolen Socks, Mattres+es {with covers.) lank «partment will re a any bid which shal ‘aymenta to be FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH. | HOUSK pleasant! Navy Department. ree doors fom Br tenal 4 located, furnished or O a ; ANTED—Now er before the first of May, gone 7 Address “GQ. B. mar 17-33" | 7 ANTED—By syoung man,a SITUATION as man jeweler and abe | Marines tho! nle youBz Woman as chambermai i Ne.43 K st ner of 12th street and Ne mar ]7 It* ITUATION WANTED BY r nurse, for two days. ABORER WANTED—A good steady laborer caa 4 find constant employment by applying ime kK, washe: cou! w York svenus, No. 3) W ANzEDo By UATION as at Star Cfiice Isth inst. wages and permanent employment given. | atthe corner ef Band litn ate V 371,20 doer east of 9th German. street. mar 17 Apply | row, the A “a respectable young girl, a SIT- purse or chambertmaid. rom 9 till 1Z0’clock to mo engraver; one who Apply to Washing- mar 17 4t* A RESPECTA- | and ironer, Will please to apply mar 17-2t* i. ! fact x ristan! 0 sts., near de Bee a BALDWIN BROTU BES. Wy ANTED— Bye ctable young girl, a SIT- OATION y chambermeatd: Apply at the cor- 66, TED—A good stendy No. 1 BREAD BA. ER; one capable of taking charge Good yANTRD—A protestant white WOMAN to do the work for axmal! family. P street north, No objection to & JANTED_Ny a respectable young woman, & SITUATION to help in a grocery slore or do any kind of work except J ANTED-A iron. n gf 7 W Miche: Ftreet, wh —T wo n of restau’ requir ite GIR! ly at HARRI: tree’ washin, TE WOMEN ‘ant, Apply at 47 mar r Beste city ret | Address a note L te cook, wash and | SON'S Gift Store P mar 16-2t* to help in Winn location 1 Wie city, yance, jus given!” A mar 16-3t Ww IRONEK. and to ED TO PURCHAS HOUSE—Secona Wi nd price are satisfactory. PARKHURST, Internal Kevenue Offic. marl6.3t™ the landlord irese, through t ANTED—A first-rate COOK, W. refers, fe Pos! 0 o general | abalf grown GIRL to purse and make herse | 4 y at fant | NISHE the Secretary of the Treasury. Sond and security in half the amount of the con treet wil! be reqnired. B' * rms of proporals may_be obtained at the he Navy Agent at Boston w York, | sand at this Baurean. ar W7-d jot O . \LB—Roxr large SHOW CASES at M. Wii LYAN'S. $36 Pa. ay mar Is OHEAP—One 0 pew Inqaireat J. D, a. ave! ROASTER, HAMMACK’S! ___mar 16 w*_ | fri. Reference required, between 12tn and 13th at Callat No. 3106 WANTED-3 FURNISHED HOUSE, betweea | ween 10th ed this and the lst of and 2ist streets and B H street. TANTED.- making; \ ) bands need ap Wheeler & W No. 372 E street. near ly 7 ANTED-—A white WV (with house work. ington W W 16 Star Office. Als ifications MAN OF de Address V mar }4-4t" W in a E00 the sale of pected Lo take a ge Apply at SIBLEY & tween ith and Lith sts V 7 R. MORTO. tumily if agreeable. Rchool Desks and Seats. the Post Office. — ‘OK WANTE work in a« ly to EMIT B ANTEDS ow A \ D HUUSE, con rooms, ene to two years. Ww Washington, D.C. Ww c rendon Hotel. W | bottles, &e | weigh them'at thedoor, anc pay t cotton 2 fr them. Be sure and | Warehouse. bD* DAVIES, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN, 250 F Srkeet, Naar i31u Sreeer, (North Side.) Where he can be consu.ted ‘at any hour on all diseases mar 16-Tw* T MUGRE’S WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pa. avenue, south side, the pablic ean niways be supplied with fresh and pure med- jcines. Also, Toilet Articles, Kerosene Oil, } &c. Very particular attention pail to the ispensing of physicians’ prescriptions day and mar 16-2w OR SALE may b © rner !3 KEONTZ. . HALU'S oe eet and theavenue orner kth and DP xts 156 PUOTOGRAPH CARDB, wand choice selections of CARD PHOTO- APHE. copies of celvbrated Kngravings, Paint. received at JOUN MARKRITER'S, 6 7th street. 2doo «above Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY I > No, 45 ar 16-lw* cut Springs Also, top end no top BUGGIES, i DER Large and Small RUCKAWAYS, JERSEY Wag. | i forms his friends and the citizens of ORE ee. = Machington that he has taken the stand ®7 Carriage Repairing of ali kinds prompt! ormerly occupied by James Steele, on Pa. attended to. Las Prompry | avenue, No. 562, between lat and pt atrac he ROBT H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker, Lhe designs keeping first-class K AU- mer 17-st" 374 D.and 477 Kighth strest, | RANT. Thankful for past favora whilat at his lato | father’s,.( Post Office Reataurant,) be solicits a con- G° AND SEE THE GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT! JACK CROSS will commence his great feat of waihing forty eight consecutive hours on « plauic sixteen feet in length, eighteen inches in width, and elevated three fect from the door. on WED: « NESDAY of this week, at4p. m., at Woodwari'a | Building, Permsyivania avenue, between loth and ith sts. This is atest cf human endurance that Las pever been undertaken dy any parson, and it yet remains to be determined whether it can be performed or net comme finest di the choicest liquorsand the moat recherche brand Georgetown, B,C! | tinusnceef public patronage, and trusts his well | known reputation x4 a caterer, will need no farther | t. Tis larder will be supplied with the | BUCH, 436 icacies of the season, and his bar contain feigurs “tear i lw* ____ JAMES W. @1B80N FOR SALE—A BTEAM LAUNDRY and all the appurtenances, Apply at 147 Dunbarton at, mar I4-3t* OR F ‘FOR Gat iA 3 7) The public will have access to the room at all F OREN Ted stock onasote tute hours, both day and uight, during the time of | new Convalenent Camp. near Alexandria, Va. | of the i | Ofice, No. 511 Ninth st. | | | | | Adnittance Scents, marirae | Ung4pse Srenuer Washinemen ae a RMY AND NAVY ALMANAC | _ MACHINE SEWING. A AND | Au Kinds of Machine Stitching promptly exe- WABHINGTON MILITARY DIREOTORY | cuted at No 449 Sixth street, between ft and T, FOR THE YEAR 1563 by M. A. TYRRELL, pf Troy.N.Y. Fawily sow: Containing, in addition to a Calendar and the or- | ing and officers’ order attended to at chactoties Ginary Benanac Tatocnaticn’ | Ladicn wishing to learn to operate with Wheeler | TABUEs CY BEFERENCEH | & Wilseon'y machines, taughtin a few lessons at : . t on MATTERS OF SreOral INTEREST | th UNITED SERVICES Edited }v Baw. PERLaT Pooks Hanisomely bound. Price S) centa. Proo by mail un receipt of tae amount PHILP & SOLOMONS, Metropolitan Hookatore, 332 Pa av., mar V7 3t L between ‘th and Ita ate, Ht8s4H FOR SMITH! 460 SEVENTH STREET. He in selling Tmmonae Bargains in CLOTHING, FURNISHIN: @OODS, HATS, CAPS, &c., Ae For @ few days more we will ofer ourimmenso | stock at great bargains to mate room for our SPRING STOUR, To those in want we say, now Remember that SMITIUS is Msadquarters for Clothing—460 Seventh atriet, two doors above J Bruce & Co."s. J.B. 8M17H. Civtalsr, No. 466 Sevexth atrost, and corner 2th ot and Pa.av is the time to bay, is riz G?™t DECLINE IN GULDi In oréer to reduce our present KEDUCED THE PRICK OF OUR and are mo ¢ selling off at rap!d sales k wahave CLOTHING, The people find that J. BRUOK & O04 | is the place to boy GOOD OLOPHING at . LOW kate Ca'l nnd recure tome of the « targaing now ridat No, 464 BEVONY P: sa doors | ee Or be 2 ' mari? , ue | he above number mar HI 18 TO NOTIFY SUTLERS OF THE Corner of Jobn and Cathedral ata, am _ __ Baltimore Md lla TO SUTLERS’ AND OTHEKS af We 20 do 73 do 15 do 10 do $21 Peon avenns {Chron.} } ee OCCIDENTAL HOTELA KESTAURAN r Noa 4 mar 13 Iw > Xb 472 Founvsexta gy, ¥ Opposite Willards’. Thinestadli hment having been fitted and far- ished throughout in the most magnificent man- per, will open to the public on SATULD SS bo SNING, Mare M4, Tt will bet! i the Proprietors to LN Hani Finit ie AND ¢ 1 over bain sein Also 2 as tor 8th and D ets and in Center Mark Atay that fam prepared to furnish at all tines | and at shéit novices all kin. AGONS &o.ap- | be rtainisg to rutlera CHARLE® <LACK Ww ANTED-_ By NISHED H summer, Tessa Post Uflice, No. 3 Penn, avenue an: toexceed $140 per anaum, Pbree good HAN D3 to werk one but steady Also son's se PANTED—A spall DW ULI b'e neighborhood; rent pai | dress “CA. 1...” Star Office. ANTED TO BUKROW-—TWO THO DOLLARS for ten years at five percent, terest, recured by a deed of trust ona valuable fari in Montgemery county,Md. Address‘. B.”’ B ANTED—A steaay and industri GUY'S ali femily. A good tenant may be obta Address °G. W ANTED-— 10.000 bo id woolen 1 we will send the 5 D street, near 7th, MASON'S the Ist of A OUBE, lade’, by a. gentlon an May; location by Address mar one £6 uti GIRL to nur US mar H-3t™ JSINE38 QUAL- | patronize her, and receives from them the res a Situation in some respecta- ble business; if gvod penman and has a practical | knowledge of bookkeep: GOOD B ~st of references given, IN, City Post Office. hite.) todo ge: use street, mar 16-3t* LLING in arcspecta | din advance. Ad- | mar. li-st and a: SAND Pa. avenue mar ANTED—By a lady, an UNFURNISHED ROOM, suitable for a school for youn, Ifimadweiling would like to beard in the same | .. Also, a lot of secona-hand | £3.41. Address “D..” throuzh | mar 14-31" ral house~ German preferred, E DUPKE, 361 Thirteenth street, Isdies, E, FOR CASH, A ard preferred. Address WG. 7ANTED—A HOUSE in a conveniert part of ayable monthly or quarterly in a Best referan: fice, ARC Wy ae | xenewed during the existing rebellion. saist | Apply at No. 122 Wasn- reet. Georgetown, D. n. a8 MAN who gardener ang can be trusted with | mar 12 —By the Ist of April on or near reet,in «x good neighborhood, an UN Ox | | v 7th . ZELEGRAPHIO. 3: rn NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. | New York, March 17, 113 a.m.—First Board— © Coupon 6's, 1881, 104; 7.30"s, 1064; Demand Notes, { ——-++. i LOCAL NEWS. —— led ‘AUGHT AGAIN.—Some time im Docember gate several persons, among them a Fourth Ward patrolman and two of his friends, were in Dietrich’s hat store, on Seventh, near HH | Street north, where a German was exhibiting | a watch, and discoursing upon ils pecniiari- tu A small boy was also in the company, | and the German, placing his watch en the | show cate, turned from it @ moment, and the next moment discovered it had vanished. Much confusion ensued, and the door was jocked, and 8 search of all in the room was pro} d and execated, the patrolman and his friends submitting to the operation. The little boy also offered himself for search: but the watch could not be found. The incident was exceedingiy mortifying to some of the compa- ny, who mentioned in to officer J. F. King, who set to work to find eut the thief and re- cover the watch. Last night hearrested Wal- ter Donaldson and Jno. Harrison and took them to the Fourth Ward station tor trial; but the witnesses not being at hand, Harrison gave bail for a hearing and Donaldson — sent tojail, It appears that Donaldson w the boy who was present; that he slipped the watch from the show case and passed it to Tiarrison at the door, and then offered himself for search. Mr. King obtained the watch. Doraldaon is jnst out of jail, where he was | sent for the robbery of Mr. Jones some time ago, in which Harrison and John Remler were implicated. He is perfectly unconcerned as (o resuits; but denies all charges and in- sists on the proof. j } i} THE Prepon Reqrirep.—The following pledge is required to be signed by hotel and restaurant keepers, under the new order of Provost Marshal Todd: We, the endersigned, licensed of and by the i | Corporation of the City of Washington to sell spirituous liquors, wines and ales, in coasid- eration of the modification by the Provost Mar- shal of this city of the restrictions and regula- tions now in force regulating the sale of the | same, do hereby severally pledge ourselves | not to sell or give, or to permit to be sold or given on our premises, any liquors, either | spirituous or malt, to any volunteer or enlisted m:n, or to any person wearing the uniform of a | volunteer or enlisted man of the army of the United States, and that we will strictly comply vith the ordinance in regard to the sale of ors on Sunday; and we seyerally make | this pledge with the full understanding and | consent that in case of any infraction or viola- | tion of it on our part, individually or otherwise, | that onr liquors, wines and ales be seized and confisested, our licenses forfeited and not to be — A Country Larnpry rut To LNconvent- | ENCE — Yesterday rnoon the attention of Sergeant Oronin, of the Fourth Ward. was called to a country wagon laden with bundles of clothing, driven up Fifth street by a col- | ored men, Who was accompanied by a colored | woman. Suspicion of larceny on a large scale ed, for whieh a liberal rent will be | Weeericed he tbe Sergeant’s mind, and he di- paidlinwlvance, Answer ‘S. 1. P.,” Star Offee, the Z i ¥ 1 ® Mig tern mar at" ' | Teeted the arrest of the parties, who gave their names as Ann Shaw and George Raymond. Upen interrogating Ann, the Sergeant discoy- ered that she is a Iaundress, and lives about | five miles in the country; and she comes reg- ularly every week to th? city with her wagon, | calls at the dwellings o. all the families who ng for washing, which accounted for the | jead of bundies in the wagon. She named ; her patrons, and officers were dispatched to ; inquire concerning her, and the reports were | invariably “all right.” Of course the two pris- |.oners were dismissed instanter, with the ad- cloth p 5 : ————— | Portce Rerorts—First Precinct.—John Con- ul for ceurt. Third Racers [ Sam’l Pepe and ceny: jail for court. Pat Hagerty, disorderiy: fined $3.50. Henry Tigh, drank; dismis: Fourth Precinct.—Jessy Waite, grand larceny; ismissed. Henry Linkins, assault and bat- ; do. Tabs, disorderly: fined NUR | military. Robert S. Edwards, do; fined @1. taining from four tosight | Thos. Vrash, drank; military. Henry Banks, wd for fi drunk and disorderly; fined 32. ‘Ri boo! send ‘o the ’ Box 725 ieee mar 13 it* ANTED TO RENT—A PLACK on Pa. avenue suitable for segarand tobacco store Ad. a Cri ling termaand location, ‘EK. . F.. Room ri lw* Keepers tu save their 5, DeWS papers, n for them, ighest price right number, Paper and Ra, mar 0 im*™ f April, a modern FUR- in the'vicinity of Wil- from New York, for the 4.8. M THAYER, through city 5 Maine avenue, Washington, D mh 6-2w* W ANT&D TO SELL—The 8toc & first-class Grocery Stand in etory reasons gi Star Office. ANTED TO KENT—By a ps ® small unturniahed D Acdress—stating location ity. Batis ss* Mortoe, Ado reut—Rox 846, City Po or parties hin Dwelling for s First or Second 54. Washington. D.C } eS heed answer. URNISHED HOUSE W rent, for from one to three years a Fu: ate family, st Office. None ANTED.— ermanent tenant, BELLING HOUSE: tascription, and prics of aud Fixtures of ‘he central part ven for selling. le ished Location in the ard preferred, Address Lock Box zto 5 4-tf {OTICK.—Those in want of Employment of kind would better call on the new Intellivenes Spplontions en ham bermaids, ve for Young Men to wait on tables, in private fami! or hotels. F; no 4-t! farm Handa wanted. E of gras help will find it fo their ..B.—Houres wanted. T be cr mas without charge advan’ 2 where the b - will be given to Grst-clans Servants, Ihave sien hand for good Coo! ys id , Waitera and Seamstrensses; ‘also Tresses; also lies mployers in want call i hae of tenant cas s) ide a ete ANTED— Every the market, ready Raventh {oost side,) Dealer in N the housefurnishing line. Ssurplus, will do well to to pay 4 street, between ron to Know that I am BALLS, PARTIES, &e. EMEMBER THE HERO OF BUM R THE ANDERSON boys "* : N THE.FI The mombers of the Anderson © pleasure in announcing to their frien the public ip perance Hail, E street, bet: THURSDAY EVENING. wort on Sl admitting a gentlemas and No hats or caps allowed in the bail room, Comomitiee of Arrangements KLD AGAIN! la b take eneral. that they iit on their SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL . LL at Tem- and 101 » April 9th, indies. great th! Tiskets | { P.fullivan, = M. Conners, M. Wolfe, P. Flemming, D.MeGrath, J. O’Bries D O'Connell, mar 17-3t* YHE FRIENDS OF ft SHAMROCK CLUB gre reminded that the HE SECOND GRAND BALL will take TEMPERA Ince at CR HALL A On TUESEAY EVENING, March 17th It is the wish of the mem bers that this ball should be conducts: in the best possible manuer, Tickets w EDW. Bo Treasurer. _ ean be obti Grounés DUARDING BY ert prices by # within mer PUSHES Par ery ang Co ntion att, Bayley’. Teh give ; ies trib r partab-« and e invaluable sit Lampe BOARDING. leasant Rooms, with or without ned on moderate terms, at - 463 12th street, southwoai coruer Smithyouraa | be for sala at the door, v URKE INO m OVARDING AT 495 inth ptrect, between One large room fer rent with @rat cle \ few Table Boar hecats. mi dayer week te b- , dotw ihe o “y ond i, Bectetary—THOS RIRLY n tf it —Plogaant Punished Rorms ts rent Board ape Square from Willards’ Hotel t are are fw ys, 146 fiood Boarding ad Lodging a * Tenth Precinct.—Frank Drew, drunk and dis- erderly; fined €2. Walter Clark, do; do. Robert Driver, drunk; do. $2. Robert Cross, assault and battery; security for a hearing. John Colbert, malicious mischief; do. Mary Griffin, vagrancy; workhouse 9 days. r eae Navy Yarv.—The gunboat Cohasset, hay- ing had & thorough overhauling, left yesterday atiernoon. The Yankee, which has been on the railway and has had her hull thor. oughly overhauled, is nearly ready for ser also the mortar-schooner T. A. Ward. The dispatch steamer Elia is in the dock, and afall corps of workmen are en, don her. The gunboat Penobscot is on the Ways receiving Tepairs. The Satellite is off the yard w: iting her turn tobe hauled on the railway. The steam sloop Ossipee is still lying of the whart wait- ing for castings for her machinery. The gun- boar Dragon, Muster Hill, arrived up yester- cay in tow of the Leslie, having broken her shaft, D Larcent.—Last night, officers Mat- and Walker arresied Ellen Miller, colcred, for stealing a dress valued at $1, She had b en employed as a servaut in the housa of Moule Turner, corner Thirteenth-and-a- half street and Ohio avenue, and the dress is i of Kats Davis, who is one of the temele bosrders there. The dress was found in Eilen’s basket, at Mrs. O'Bryon’s, where sie hacergaged as a servant. Eilen was sent to r Court, by Justica Mayton. There is an j *dortional charge against her for the larceny of ten dollars. —~— Oxrnans' CouURT—Judge Purcell.—Mrs.Wm. rane was appointed guardian to the children ot the late John Brereton this morning, anda large amount of the usual routine business was irsnsacted, a OST— Yesterday, (Monday.) March sth tween the Capitoi and the Post Omce, probably {un th@ avenue or 7th st-eet, an EN VELUPE con- taining Letwoen eleven and twe've hun: red doliars in notes. Tae tinder will receive an ample reward by bringing it to the Star Gffee. where the looser will prey roperty and pay the reward, mar 1 3t PUP# CALIFORNIA WINKS AND BRANDY Having been appcinted Bole Agate for the Dis- iumbin for the sale of Measra Kohler & iS RANDY. we h now ses, consisting of— WHITE OB HOCK WINE, very delicate, fine in = r, superior as a dinuer wine to the famous i na MUSCATEL, very choice, of exquisite bouquet, an excelient dessert wine. ANGELICA, » bighly icscious, naturally » t wine, greatly admired by Iadies—valuable in oe ey sk chamber, recommended by the me fical jaculty. PORT, of fine favor, free from 'egwood, very sim- ilet to the old Wines of Lisvoa, used by the laity in Communion srvioe, highly approved GRAPE BRANDY, the pure juice of the grape, of unequaied superiority The atteation ef the trade hotel keepers families is invited to those Wines. The trade su nlied at New York prices, freight adde?. For by the care or single botile, at the “ole Ag ney OM, OOME WITH ME! & PERRIS. Ng COME WHERE? i Ninth stroe Why, to tne Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes, the place, for the old and popular corner s been fitted up in the most contly etyle, with counters, tiled foors,&c, Choicest brands of Liquors at the bar and every delieacy of tae sea. D had at all bours, in the most clesaly *narr.at the shortest wotice, Prices moderate. fi. GELSTON, Proprietor. Rooms for privat oarti-n Central Hotel, 8.W, corner of Penna an? 6th st ta 2 : ot rake Corner COME! bt i aa ADD STILL CATAWBA WINES. _ N. LONG WORTH, CINCINN TI, O10, hi aimired by conno sure on nccount of the fine flavor and purity, and et th fame time very much cheaper than forcign Wines of iufertor quality fRED. 3. CO7ZENB, Wine Merchant. Pean. avenue, 2 doors from 14th stroet. . TiTk FIRE PROOF STORE, FOOT OF F STERT Avp'y te FRED 8 OOZZENS, archant, Peas. aveune, 2 doors from léth wtreet. ne, assaultand battery with a knife; sent to Jas. Dover, grand lar- an Ghubaeryy maT API Ana BE scat x reeee lot num y ene street north All conveyancing at the coxt mar Tl stanton? © Mea Dusicns for National Qurr pg of the deneminations Oo} roved February 26, The designs mast in whole or in par tificate. or other leted bills must — by pa inches. DR mo of the note, and be their ebverse the following Temey, the Ceposi excises, and ail excep: for duties on imports; ries and United States to indi will be . 1863, and must in all by modeis, or illustrative « ‘tenent reserves the right it may be offered. For such designs as may be accep’ will paid, not ¢: bun’ sine here he. red one submitting the denlens thi interest of the Government the dies, and all the exclusive ‘0 the selection of “Proposals and designs must b Toposals mm 1° envelopes and directed to the Treasury. anc plainly endorsed ~ posals for Nationa! Curreney,”’ mar t-eotd retary ‘pt. & Chron} undred and sixty (960) wituated at the bun evn neernte at 7° ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS AND OTHERS. a or roperty of the United on the 2th day of March, 183, at I o’clock deed of trust taken. All cag. it 60., Aucie, . * for both the obverseand be for bie oF Tevers we and alr other debts and demands enelosad in awe . P. CHASE, of the Presser. ANE OPTICL RAN! & ©0O., a oa — } (morth side,) —_ Ith and 355 Pa. avenus, wader the National Hos. oe, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ARTES Du VISITE: ont Oma SE ite, mw s, le Cc. STATES MEN- Lincoln aud Cabinet, M.0"s, he, REBELS—Je® Davin THEATRICAL—M: Clarke. Florence, &e True Likenesses A great varicty . Lee. Jackson, &e. ‘ageie Mitchell, Laura Keene, of Distinguished Porsonages ia mar 13-e0tf HE FIRM OF day dissolved b The business will at the old stand, SMITH & No O11 Se rm. Washington, , March 14, 1863. cost * [Intel age 60 liberally bestowed uy ‘begs & continuance of the tame. HakT Is raw 'y mutual consext. be continues by Geo. T. Sutra, : venth street, with whom parties will settle for all accou: fi GEo Tf EB UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the putrom d'upon toe iste ray Hiis stock of goods will always be full and of the best quality. I get all of m snd well-known Baltimore, which will be they will give entire — ion. Branch of P. Ti & ‘= jernan & Son. o. 511 Seventh st., next to Sonal Ts N.B, Goods delivered tree is ‘wD, from the Fame P.. Tiernan hey a sufficient guarantee “T. SMITE, Bnildi ame city or Georgetor : STEAM F! x —! “Me Sieropolitan Steam Mowing giueiet es Canal, corner street. ag Se oe cessed, is offered for sora! L—Y or a less time if is wi Mehed, has six burrs,and is of: 8 large business. aire of the ox! JAMES ADaMee fe 17-003" Exrcutors and Prastess. Notice OF REMOVAL UP STAIRS, The ladies and public are that the establishment so well . where a full ayeon or made Botice. Also, fine Perfomery, Extracta, Tohet Mi Soaps, Dentifrices. Farinas Cologne and Tailet Ai 242 Penn. aveens, U Ornaments, i 87 Hair worked into changed, Ac raids, Curls, ide, Bantewus: 0. win the she: bs, Brushes, ago ey rticles g-n-rally. . GIBBS, Reosiret "fo R mole Don prudence, no matter how receve no pay. He has rience in military bosprtals i SECRET DISEASES, FORREST Oures AND CHAIRS. large and com ‘ived. (ELBS acd CHAL KS TA public offices, coun! h Also.a laces and v. D' Ss. LIBRARY TABLES, Rg rooms aud “toi aried assortment of reoh and te assortmest |, Suitedle for Tes ndsome PARLOR SUIS, in Rosewood and - n Rey in Freuch Brocatel+, Lastivt. Ge MERE ROTTS in Rosewood, Walmat, Me aud,ia tect, ry cou ti dah ‘e be tres apy ; te Toepertsromisins ureaine te nil woo "aver us with their patronace ax wiieet: Lron Uali, No. 31% 2, fet-eolm Ddetwee DC SALE —A four-horse nUT. : PR Sraite cord cheap. Inqnire & 8 Kx litan Hotel (feo an the rear of the Metrope mer le lw*