Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1863, Page 1

> THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOOR, {SUNDAY BXCKPTED,) af THE STAR BUILDINGS, VoRsER PENN’A AYENUB AND liTH STREET, BY W. D. WALLAOCH. nS re Papers served in Pronk, Fo carriers at ‘o er or ran As oe a mail nye as advance; 32 for siz for three months; and foe! lesa_than Wree m: heat at the rate of 12 cents a week. Bingie sopies, ONE CEXS; in wrappers. TWO UENTS. By ADVERT SEMEN TB should t+ sent to the ‘QfMes before 12 cleck u “hey may not agrear until the next er v=, XXI. + ing Star. - WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1863. NE, 3,145. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., 269 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, « Burwesx 9tx & 107H Brs., (COMBS BUILDING,) Have Just Received 160 CASES DE &T. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNE “RED LAG,” IN QUARTS AND PINTS. ‘This Wine is pronounced by connoisseurs superior | to any other brand in the market.and prom- inent on the Wine list of first-class New York Hotels and Restaurants, 100 CASES GREEN SEAL, QUARTS, Besides the above Wines, we have constantly on hand a fu.l supply of all other well-known brands— PIPER HEIDSICK, EBIDSICK & O0., MOET & CHANDON i CLIQUOT, G. H. MUMM & OO. Ete. BF An inspection of our stock, wh replete inevery branch. ix respectfu: ich is now solicited, | price AUG, JOHNSON & CO. mar 12-tf Fa pAWNBROK ER PA WKEROR EES Sf No. 29 Betreeea 9 @F Money sdvanced Silver, Jewelry, or nds, and all artic’ order, mar J2 Im* PELLA & co. Lb COGNAC FP eoSeee BRANDIES, HENNESSEY, DUPUY, OTAR 9, Etc., aT NAGLE’S, TS fn? | _ 259 Pennsylvania avenue. = 37 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, A.M. BININGER if CO.’S STORE 237 Puwwsrivaxta AVERUR, Bek e Tetnh streat, ad neariy opposite Gautier’s, feu N° ik tarae Ip ehovies; eriale; ‘trasbourg M the & eee, mar i-2w Corne hb st. and Vi ermont av. ape eeo UK MIDEKYI—THAT IS THB aasce a ‘The proprietors of the ‘* PAR- a8 INET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY: ae epicrs #,” have determined—regardleea of expense—to issue, free, (fur the benefit of eaffering Bamanity,) four of their most instructive and inter- otures on earigee sud its Disqualifica ms Nervous ity, Premature Decline, Indi- ae Weakness, Depression, or ignorance of ogy and Nature's Law. These invaluable es Lave beea the means of enlightening and anita herr oe ioe will ze formactet cree coe receipt of four stam y in, eke Cabinet ef Anatomy and Modicins, 6 dy ib-ly DRUNK MANU FAOTORY 499 SxvexTz Sr., Waseinetos, D. 0. Bilver Medal awarded by Ma Maryland Institute of Also, Sy Metropolitan Mechanic's Lnstitate Medal by Metropoli y Washington, D.O., 1857, I am constantly mak ing,and always: ease Cy band, of the best ma- ae deseript of Fine 20Le gCHAT THER, y aes oD AOERG TRUNEE PELLIGSIBE, CARPE ANVAB THAVELING BAGS OOL SATOH ELS, &e AT LOW PRICES lezabers of Congress Travelers will please me ine my stock before purchasing elsewhere that are made in other cities. Buperior LEATHER and DRESB TRUNKS made order. pe ae COVERED and REPAIRED at short w Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the “o ; Georgetown and Alexandria. JAMES 8. TOPHAM. s-x-1860.-=. DRAKE'S PLANFATION BITTERS, Exhausted nature’s great restorer. A delight- Tul beverage and active tonic. Composed of pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in- vigorates the body, without stimulating the brain. It destroys acidity of the stomach, creates an appetite, and strengthens the system. Itis a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa- tion, Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, and Neryeus Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used atall times of day, by old or young, and is par- ticularly recommended to weak and delicate Ppersous. Seld by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho- ¢els, and Saloons. P. H DRAKE & UO., No. He Broadway, New York. se 25-e06m. 40 ANDY! MAILLARD CANDY ELARD CAF Pr y ‘hp Cath BD D vEING & BUROHELL, 401) __Gorner 1sth st. and Vermont a} praca, 8T. C. x, mo ARRAO RUM, Qf Direct Importation, aT NAGLE?’S, 289 Pennsylvania avenue. Wsrring PAPER AND PAPER BAGS For eale at AMBSON’S 606 Ninth ices next to mar 6-tf Perry's Dry Goods Rtore , “A smile was on herlip—health was in herleok, strength was in her step, and in her hand—Planta- tiom Bitters.” S—T—1860—X. A few bottles of Plantation Bitters Will: cure Nervous Headache, Cold Extramities and Feverlshed Lips. Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath. Flatulency and Indigestion, Nervous Affections, Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath, Pain over the Eyes. Mental Despondency. iy Prostration ; Great Weakness, Baliow Oomplexion, Weak Bowels, &c. | Which are the evidences of { LIVER COMPLAINT AND BYSPEPSIA, | { { { it is estimated that seven-tentha of all adult ailments proceed from a diseased and torpid liver. The biiiary secretions of the liver overflowing into the stewach poison the entire system and exhibit | the above symptoms, After long research, we are able to present the most remerkable cure for these horid nightmare | diseases, the world hasever produced, Within one | year over cix hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the Plantation Bitters,and not an in- stance of eompiaint has come to our knowledge ! It is a most effectual tonic and agreeable stimu- lant. suited to all conditions of life. The reports that it relies upon mineral sub stances for its active properties. are wholiy false. | For the public satisfaction, and tbat patients may | consult their physicians, we append a list of its | components, | Cattsays Banx—Colebrated for orertwohundred _ years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspep- | sia, Weakness, &c, It was introduced into Europe by the Countess, wife of the Viceroy Peru,in 1640, and afterwards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous f ttsown weight in sitver,under the 2 | Jesuits Powdrrs,and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to its febrifuge qualities during | his South American trave's, i Cascanittsa Bark—For diarrhea, colic and dis eases of the stomach and bowels, Daxprriox—For intlamation of the leins and | dropsical affections, t QuAMGMILE FLOWERS—For enfeebleddigastion, | LAVENDER Flow 5 romatic, 8 epee’ and | muscie and milk; much used by mothers aursinz. | Also, clove-buds, orange, earraway, coriander, fnake-root, &e. ‘S. T —1860—X, Another wond rfulingredient, of Spanish imparting beaw + to the complexion aud bi anc: to the mind,is yet unknowa to the commerce of the world, and we withtold its name for the present. IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES, Rochester. N.Y... December B, 151. Mesacra. PH. GaaKke & Co 1 have been agreat i er from Dyspepsia fur three or four years, and had to abardon my profession. About three sagoltred the Fiantation Bitters, and to my great jos, 1 aui now nearly 2well man, 'I have Tecommended them in several case, s,and,as tar as i kcow, always with signal benetit = Tum respectfully yours, mgon TIORN, Philadelphia, With Month, Wth Day, 1992. Resprevep ¥ i—My daugh | much benefitted by the use of thy E ters. Thou wiit send ine two botiles Thy friend, ABA CU Sherman House, Chicaxo. Mt Mesers PH. & Co another ve your Plantation £ AS Appel 1 ppear to ha everything ise, and are greatly es- xourr, xe O40 & WAITE Arrangements hav ¢ been eompleted any deimend for this article, which fr Vernment stamps has not heretof ble, The public may rest assnred that in no case wil the perfeetly pure standard of the Plantation Hit- ters by departed from. Every hottle bears the fac simile af cur signature on @ steel plate engraving tt cannot be kenu Sold by all Dr througLout the cou € supp'y m lack of been pussi- or » Grocers and Dealers PR. H. DRAKE & CO., 202 BROAWAY,N nar 2-e0)st i luggage. | C ARBIAGES ! i att Prive PERSONAL. iy A AUTION. LL Persons are egetioned agsinat pur- enasing 2 note for $141.05, dated November 2%, Gate able three ge gecoths Ae date. drawa aD. ee Co. of Norwit in favor of a agro ue ome, stlen from the awa ot, on 6 Bi, ol 8 = WALLA cH. M. pol? IMPOSITION ADAME ROSS, Doctross and Astrologist, wi Por with » natural gift. She telle the rae past an ted future—was never known to fai! Room gether those Hone se] erat: Qures_ all diseasa: matinee strictly co: qengay, No, 435 F street West etween 6th and 7th, nea! the Patent Uffice. The only alikeness ef future husbsn’ Teahty. Ladies & n St MAS, 2, BMIzB. Clairvoyant, Tost Medium, No. south i ctreet, between Tat and 21 ‘ste., Capitol Hill, next door'to National House; afew doors from MePherson’s Apothecary, sain yellow blinds. Mrs. Smith héats old standing dis ences by magnetism, converses with your deceased friends; describes them: gets names: also seo your | living Vusbands, brothers, wives, children, lovers, describes them, tells theif character, and diseas and allaboutthem, Hours from 10 til $y. sa. Sit! tin, 5 $l. mar 23 2w* raon that can ‘ow oral ‘end in 5 canta; gentlemen $1. mh25 Im* M MAGNEPISM! RS. WHER Still continues to RE aie DISEASES HAND MAUNETIS Call and see (this city} testimenials. “a5 x st. Washington. mar 9-im* “STEAMSHIP GREAT EAST “¥ROM NEW BS ORK TO] LIVERPOOL. pTRAMGHLP ATCHED on FROM NEW YORK, April 4.] Saturday. May i9|| Tuesday from.. Gs ecording to si State Rooms; im the Salvons in’ re Suits of apartments | attendance. | he enguged by special xgre: nd for families may Excursion Tickets out ‘and back,in the lat Oabin only, a fare and a half, Servants accompanying passengers, and children under twelve yearso age, hail ‘are, Infants free, Bue Reom berths, meals | #70 Ti AR te State Roomé. ons: sengers found with bedding, table uten- sils, and good sulstatial food SreKniGE, With superior ace ai ‘All fares payable in Gold, of ita equivalent in U, | 8. currenc fe of Exch passenger allowed twenty cubic b experienced Sur, nt For freight and passage app yHITNEY m 2¢-d469 c CARRIAGES !! I have now on hand end dyily reeeiy- ing # fine as by the best buid one splendid full , Brett's; four and six seat Rockaways and Germantowns, Boat Wagous for two or four persons, Doctors’ Phactons. Plain and shiftirg Top Buggies, ogether with a namber of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES but little used; also, severel splencid Sleighs,all purchased for cash’, and ean be sold to suit the call soon at No. 409 Pennsylvania mar] 2m Ta0 LAWKASON L COMMISSION MERCHANT FOR THE SALE OF COAL OIL AND SENZOLINE, No. 3 COMMERCE BT., (UP STAIRS,) mar 21-1W* ____ BALTIMOBE, OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, 470 FOURTEENTH 8T.,(Ovrosite WILLAgDs’,) ON THE BUROPEAN PLAN, With a ¥irst-cinss Kestanrant Attached, MS FOR PARTIES. { ¥ 19-110 NTERNAL REV VENU E STAMPS. Proprietors. JMINATION, Gain be-hadat ai tim A1 THE COLLBO rons OFFICE, No. 476 SkvENTH STREET, Opposite Post Cffice rsa ut Collector of Internet J FINE 8 bac riber is e + for sale, ELAWARE STATE LOTTERY, DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH 15 Prizes or $4,000! KF $32 000! em DELAWARE STATE LOTTER Y, Authorized by ‘An Act for the Eucouragement of internal Improvements in State of Delaware.” JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Managers, DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THEM 1,000 kacn, Becoxp Capitan Prize $11,000, SOHEME Ll prize of $32,010 18 1 prize of 31,000 i Iprize of 7,092.3 | prize of 4 } prize of 1 prize of Lprize ot 4) prize of 4,00 prize of 4400! 1 prize of 47000, I prize of 4,000, NTH 20 Prizes or 4,000, 1 prize of $2.0", 1 pr_ze o 1 prize ue 2 1 Iprize o Lprize of 21000) 1 prize of 2'000' sooo 24,000 Iprize of 2,000, I prize of 2,000, lprizeof 2/6, t prize of 2,000, 1 prize of $1,140, 1 prize of $1,160, i prize of prize of Lops 1 prize of l prize of 1,000, 1 prize sf 1 prize ef Ay ‘000, J prize o: 1 prizeof Tay J prize of " 1 prize of pap) f ++++-—== 29,000 1 prize of 1 prize of 1.00), 1 prize of Ipriae of 1.000; 1 prize of Iprize of 1,600; I prize of 1. 1 prize of 1.000) 1 prize of $5%," 1 prize of $5'0, Jprizeof 90, 1 prize of 0} lprizeof 500, Iprizeof 500, I prize cf 1 prize of am i prize of i prize of 1 prize of i prize of ipeize of l prize of } prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of I prize of Tprizeof 90; 91 prige of | 2.6 prizes of G20 afe. 65 prizes cf Ware 6,500 65prizesef Saree —.__.... 5,20 G5 prizesof are ....--.-.. Gprizesof Gare —.-.... 4,81 prizes of @. see prizes of 32,396 prizes. -...amounting to... $593,392.80 ‘Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $25; Eighths $1 DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH 7 All orders for Tickets in the above Lotte! should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS & Crd Wilmington, Delaware. mar 5-taprl* LAVA) COME! OH, COME WITH ME COME WHERE? the Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes, sir, ieinstas late for the old and popular corner has been fitted up im the most costly style, with 1 ‘ters, tiled floors, &c. Choicest brands or Ligusrsat Ge bar and every nereacy of the sea. son can be had at all hours, in the most cleanly manner. at the shortest notice. Prices moderate. ‘LSTON, Proprietor. Rooms for private eee Oo Central Hote), 8.W. corner of Renee: ay, and 6th st. ja 20-3m* DIABY, FROM MAROE 4, ba ROVEMBER 12, 1863. ADAM GUROWSEI. HEILPRIN’S Bookstore, de 12-tf 4 Pa. avenue, F. J. HSIBERGER © co., poceeponr Ro. ornizih rand martPaRy Ct HA RS ata reapebag riforet, ” i rown’s,) 44-4 262 Pa. avenue. Wala b.o H for sale very eheap, st the musi 6 buar 1g ia W. @. METZEROTT, nd riding horse ted by himself at the North is market, and ror te clearesany cue who wibea to gurchane auch steck He will rell ther low for eash, and raspect- | fully invi who wanteither Buggy Carriag | Drait or Ri 8 togive hima call at nis tables, on Louisiana avenue, 6th and ‘7th st | JOS. L. HEISE. TOTICK OF REMOVAL UP STAIRS | Thel = and public are respectfully informed that the establishment se well known ae ILAIK STORE rriedon Up Stai the sama a full assortment Wigs. Half | Wi A Curls, Tus, Bandeaus, &e., will be al Inayeo hand or made to order at the shortest fine Perfumery, Extracts, Combs, Brushes, et’Mirrors, Soaps, Dentifrices, Joseph Anthow Farina Cologne and Toilet Articles gr eae 2 penn) avenus U P © Ornainents, Repaired, Bx- eolm 2 OP Hair worked i changed, &c. | | | EMILE DUPRE, | IRON HAZE, 380 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, WHOLESALE 4ND RETAIL DEALER IN | FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, FRENCH AND GERMAN WINE , LIQUERS, OORDIALS, CHAMPAGNES, BRANDY, BUM, GIN, SEGARS & TOBACOO, has now on hand A Very Fine Assortment of the xbove at fair pricea SUTLERS SUPPLIED, ROTEL =. T.-18s60.-=. | 6.—3.—1860._X.— DRAKE'S PLANTA- TION BITTERS | Of this celebrated brand appears to be in every | one’s mouth, as well as on every one’s table. They are a splendid article and can be relied upon to strengthen and invigorate exhausted nature. sep 25-eo6m | (isseay COLLINS & 00.8 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. | fam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGH's ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery. | which Lam prepared to furnish on short notice te ail persons who will favor me with their orders Batisfaction guaraatied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at vended to. Goods delivered inall partsof Washington anc | Georgetown, free of charge. ‘Perms :— Cash on delivery. RILEY A. SHINN, Agent, Enion Bottling Depot, 7 Green st., Gcorgetown, D. 0. Bott? M“4?*: vegurashes FRUITS, FISH SOUP, in erat cay. oa ved Cans, at ie ans Peansylvania avenue. Bet AND SHOES TO BUIT THB Tia ks We are now manufacturing all Kinds of BOOTE and SHOES, and constantly reco ee sup- Hy of Eastern-raade Work o lescrip- exr ressly to order, pth will ve sold ‘at a mach lower price than has been nereonre cherged in this eity for much Inferior en. Persons in want of BOOS and paoms of Eastern or City-made work, mit Hola find Sood astort- Zee a etare ane “GRiPrIN ‘& BROTHER. - ap6-tfr enns) lvania ave Fa RAAC ee ails be ASE EROR RES at the Old Stand, bi 10,000 to be loaned, on hes, jewe'cy, guns, pis- er ware cand wearin. Hemenber, cs. plac National Hotel, be All eauaees a BXPEREES OOMPANY. NOTION OF BEMOVAL. ELIVERY PION of this Gompeny is wens citi Third teoest to tne lates depoton Ree Petwoom 34 and 3a etree deg tt sto those who | AMUSEMENTS. QROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard’s Hote} GBowaRD Grover —— ——. ——. ——. _. MAmacus THIS EVENING. Last night bat three oesae ‘unequaled combination GREAT TRAGIC ARTISTS, E. L, DAVENPORT, And J. W. WALLACK, Jx., supported by EMILY MESTAYER, ADA PARKER, OHARLES BARKON and J. B, WHITING. By particuiar request, will be produced on this oc- cation for the Inst time, the play, greatest of all in the Bnglizt language.most popular with the > erican peuple end the boast of all whose ver. pacular is the same tongue: HAMLET. E. L_ Davenport h chars stor he is the peor of ali actors 7. W. alae Jr, qualed -Emily Madayee = -Ads Parker -Charies Barron i H, Boxee -Beo, Rogers Hamie dnw ; Ghost... (in which charaater he is Queen Gertrude... Opbelia. LACTiOR Polovius. WASHINGTON THEATRE. CORNER ELEVENTH AND O 8TREETS, ManaGers—.. Mussrs. Marner & Gosson | Brace ManaGer - Frep,@ Marper TREASURER... -Gro. W. Farnen Revival of the EAST LYNNE EXCITEMENT! Third Night of KDITH; OR, THE EARL'S DAUGHTER. Dramatized from the novel of “East Lyane,”? EDITH . eR, THe EARL’S DAUGHTER. Lady .-Matilda Heron Madame Vine, $- Faces or Apwission.—Baleony Chairs, 765 cents; Orchestra Seata, 75 cents; Parqueite, 50 cents; Fam- | . cents; Private Boxes, 95. VARIETI Ss: VARIETIES! BRILLIANT BILL OF THE SEASON! The exceedingly huniorous artist, DICK WATKINS, Axvcther new and pretty face in our Capital, M TE JOHNSTON. PD any stage positively of EYMOUR BLENA SMILE, i ELLA ZOYARA FORRES iy Tie female oust i meation of lay. The fascinaticg | Mile LiZBETA. abe eeeat i fibe city, ADA TESMAN. Mille Gx- | and Miss BLiCH, Pilgrim, Frank | et { i eRe RALDID Bob Hall, Larry Tooley, Mr. | Kerns. Jimmy Clark, Mr, Purcell, Mi-s Flore: Miss Charles, Miss Whitney, Miss Devere, Whiting an © great Mammoth Company, with ly Union Ballet, the Circle of Grace. c haw ion Jig by Mle Bi the bai of the | , batiet un O18 of Spain eh Tio aker *? Kesp Tight J. A. BO ‘DWORTH wad MAKI- FF Wa RAY “BL vill short-y appear. CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., BEAR Sx? Staver, THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTES, AND TEPRESENTATIVES OF MIRTH, WIT, AND BEAULY, Wit! oppenr in cata BILL OF TH ey Nigur Tuas tion MUSIO ' HALL OF THE WORLD. nt Company contains | RGRET NUMBER OF STARS on one the mis sult LOCK! BEHOLD! AND WOY DER Etkr or stars: MISS JULIA MORTIS LIEK, ayer! Stas TRANS Branton Mi nen, puch as are It Most 1 wally of a | y willap ‘bt Ha 1s. PANCR: 6 COMICALL TES, PANTOM & ecceue THE GIPSY TRIO, THE GOURL OF BEAUTY ifei Chinese Ballet. « TON CHON TON-L pIVAL CEL nt will cone or TE pene in BUNGS in the beax i on toms in es VOL-AL A GRAD BATURDAY Ari ER" Fou Lanizs any Doors open 2o"cluek, Admis ladies, 2) ets.; ebileren. i cts, i Or FELLOWS’ HALL! : | ODD FELLOWS’ HALL! WYMAN! WYMAN! x ENTRILOQVISM! VENTRILUQUISM! 1 ss MAGIC! MaGIC! DANCING BABIES! | THIS WEEK! THI8 WEEK ! MATINEE SATU KpaY! a oe A EW Kka@ STORE! NEW RAG &8TORK!! | ” Bring your rags of all kinds to Tsland Hail Build } ing, 6th ausst south, where you can get thehighest 8 of ali kinds. __ COREY & POWERS. | _lnar 1u-Im" a pete COLLEGE, This Institute is pleasantly iocatet on the Del. BORDENTOWN. N. J ware River, 30 miles north of Philadelphia. It has been in suc l operation for more than ten | years, aud is o cf tre wost dourishinginatitu- | tions of learning in the country Special attention is paid to the Common and Higher branches of English, and superior adveo tages furnished in Vocal gud Instrumental Music Drawing, Painting. French and Lstin are taugh by experienced teachers. Persons coming from the South can leare Wa but street whar! Phiiada.,at 3 a.m, and 2, 4, 4% and6p m. For cntalogues address ‘Rev. JOHN H, BRAKELEY. resident, References in Washington : Hon.J C Ten Eyke, Benate; Hon J.N.L Stratton, House «f Re pores tatives; Jno. P. Polk, State De paras L. Gox, Treasury Department; W If, Van Northwick, Department of the Interior; 8. J. Groot, M. D. _ fe 18 2m*_ iad TO BAVE YOUR MONBY.—Oall at the tral Hotel, on the European plan, 3.W.cor- oer pe and 6th where comfortable lodgings can be had at 50cents ber day. The ee esas tached to the hotel has been most handsome); up,te rdless of expense, where all the dallas substantiais of the markets can be had, taeral ttyle, atall hours, with promptness. Bill of fare reduced in prices. jaz 3m*" HD, GBLNTON. Proprietor. a3 BUrtTEs, CHEESE, AND EGG Li aoe See 4 BUTTER in store a beoreie te aH EGGS. For alot arrels tres Renny. 450 Bighth's st., east side, near Pa. avenue. 00 Smoked = _ mar 17-19" Ge ihaND AND £OR SALE-3 talt i eef Tongues, 3,000 Shee p Tongues, ibs. of the best Salt Beef, plate an brisket, fed «inthe best manner, For sale lower than the samo article car be bought for elsewhere. Also. stantscupzey of Fresh Meas. JULN HOOVER, corner Sth and D sts., marl? in * in Center Market. roe | SALE—One Tapaseea = of gue, two and four bu: se second hand NESS ; two hun- dred goad s: cond hand MoCle I itn SADDLES, In- qvireot H. §. JOHNSTON, N vania nue bet yeen 43 and 6th Scents, 0 fonal Hetel, FRANKLIN & ee petgerieiae K (abrth nda, ) between 12th 388 Pa. avenus, under the National Hotei, a aeeeea Bh ALBUMS RTES DB VISITE Use GEni nets. Meclelan. fiooker, Rose- ernre. Burneiie, ¥ emont, Batler, & PTATES MEN—L neoln ‘and Gablact, M. 0's, &e. RebELS—Jet be: via, Lee Jackson, SBEATEICA Ls bY ed ie Mitchell, Laara Keene, Clarke. Fic rence, Trve Likenesses ar Distinguished Personages in a griat variety. mar 13-eotf con- | 0O., shyasoa | erate with our forces at Green wood. and reduc | batteries at laine | Helena, into De | into Sunflowerriver, by | to Yazoo City and Hain | Greenwood are = L | tide | larger force following them, haye taken posses- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOOILATED PRESS | DISPATCHES.] FROM GEN. GRANT'S ARMY. Reported Federal Occupation of Haines's Blaff—An Important Advantage Gained by our Forces—Vicksburg Said to Have Been Evacuated Sr. Loria, March 24.—The Democrat's special from below, of the i9th instant, says the rebels have continued shetling the canal at Vicks- burg, retarding the prosecution of the work somewhat, The river is falling, and the tears ofan overtiow of the camping ground have subsided, All is quict at Greenwood ; both parties are repairing damages. Our present force there is rerarded a3 insuf- | ficient to reduce the rebel fortifications. The levees are being cut, which it is thonght would result in drowning tho rebels out. Ru- mors are in circulation of the evacuation of Haines’s Binft, and that the 6th Missouri regi- ment bad gone up to garrison the place. If this be trur, it foreshadows the fall or eyacua- | tion of Vicksburg. The St. Lonis THeniocrat learns from a gen- Ueman just fiom Vicksburg that the steamer Diligent, with the sth Missouri, had succeeded | in entering the Yazoo river, above Haines’ Biuvtt. Her course was through Cypress bryou, which dekouches in the Yazoo opposit son's plantation, where Sherman's troops | isnded last December; thence through Steel's | bayou imto the Sunflower, wkRich enters into the Yazoo twenty miles above Haings’s Biull. The Diligent was accompanied by a ligh dratt gunboat. As soon as it was found pos. sible to get through, four iron-clads fullo .ed. The mtormant also says that sever! thon- nd men had gone wp before this. Our force | thus be plaved between Haine’s Blatt an ar eo City, Which will enable us to ope- | rate an the rear ef the former position, and | bring the ianer bet ween two fire: H itis also believed that onr flee the bayous and enter Yazoo river above Yazoo | Pass, by which means our gunboats ean eo-op- | Fort Pemberton # throw their comb strength sgninst Yazoo Ci position, being thus turne Vicksburg is undoubtedly evacnated. Blut were down the river, tidings is auxionsty loo Aro, March 21. Sunday report anothe opened from ihe © lor ent-off being | fifty miles betow | Blut. They also report thal two of Farragut’s gnn- | boats renched the loy mouth of Vicksburg The Itke at a rapid rate. Providence. water is r Shing into aot batiery. FROM THE RB ‘BEL STATES General Johnsen Assumes Command of the A:my in Tennessee—An Immediate At- | tack on Charleston not Expected. ' HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, March 24.—Tbe Richmond Enqnirer and Sen- tinel of this morning have been reevived here. The folowing appears in their columns: CHARLESTON, March 22.—The enemy hare been shelling the wreck of the Georgianna, off , Long Island beach. Otherwise all is quiet. | The Enquirer says: By a dispatch from | + Charleston we learn t no attack is expected | exceptimmedintely before the highest spring | which will be on the second of April. ‘The reason the ox y cluMot venture upon Charleston withont bei ure spring lide to Neod off their shijs in the case of their ran- | ning aground. ' The Sayannab Republican says many poor women and children in that city are suitering tor want of food. Th enough corn | nel beenuge the railread transportation is monopolived by the Government. ‘oUA, March is—Intelligence by ' scouts baye } widuin j ne ene i buat probably a flank movement is in the | General Johnson anc sta haye gone to Tal- | 4]! Iuhoma, which will heveatrer be his perananen heacquarters, Johnson bimselfassuming per- onal command ef the ar ait Roseer Longstreet ta large through Kumor says y, the commit- on ways and mea ted a bill tor di- t taxation and intery All midshipmen in the Confed ure ordered to report at Richmond, ¢ ton, Styannah, Wilmington and Mobile, next tion. The following is a significant tke Enquirer's leader, ded “Signs in the h Althcugh is altogether out the question while the whole North is en- edina war for our su AtiOn Or exter- tion, that we ‘r terms of alli- paragraph in J aner, still less listen to any hint about a union wiih them, yet it is no less true, that the symp- toms of disorganization which show t selves in the present Federal S p juterest to us, and that we ought ever to do all that we honorably and loyally may to give Jurther imputse tot oree Which promises at some tature time to break up the league of our enemies.~ The Virginia Legisiaiure have passed the salt bill, ia effect that if acceptable terms can- not be made with the owners ¢f salt property, the latter is to be impressed and worked on | State account. several of the largest tobacco growing conn- ties in Virginia haye held a public meeting, and resolved to cultivate no tobacco the pres- ent year. There is no late news from Vicksburg or other prominent points. A steady rain set in here at dusk. All quiet along our lines, THE WAR IN KENTUCKY. The Rebel Invasion of the State Com- menced. LovisvILiE, March 24.—The rebels, reported from three to ten thousand strong, with a much sion of Danville. They crossed the river, yia Mill Spring. to Somerset. No rebels are at Glasgow or Muntordsyille, or in that section. [Danville is the county town of Bovigcounty; in central Kentucky. It is about thirty miles from Lebanon, the terminus of the Central Branch Railroad, connecting that town with Louisville. General Longstreet will probably move upon the former and oceupy it before receiving a check from General Rosecrans’ forces, er those of General Burnside in the Department of the Ohio. This incursion is intended to prevent the election of the Hon. Joshua F, Bell, the Union candidate for Goy- ernor of Kentucky: but it is fraught with dan- gerous risks. and will prove disastrous to the army that has ventared to make such a bold streke. It is reported from the Sonth that General Longstreet, formerly of the rebel army of northern Virginia, commands this invading corps. It is no doubt a heavy column detailed by General Johnston to make a flank movement upon the Army of the Cumberland, and if pos- sible, force General Kosecrans to retreat to Louisyille.] Jackalew Discharged from Custody. Trenton, March 21.—The United States Cir- euit Court met to day. At the suggestion of the Court 2 nolle prosequi was entered in the Jack- alew case, and his discharge was directed. Doubts about jurisdiction and the inability to procure witnesses was the cause of this action on tie partofthe Court. Three years haye elapsed since Jackalew was first tried for raurder. Return of a Successful Indian Expedition from Texas. Kansas City, March 24.—A gentleman just frem Sania Fe, states that a large body of Jndians—Camanches, Navyajoes and other tribes—havye returned from an expedition into Texas, where they captured six hundred horses anda harge number of cattle. They destroyed much property and killed many Texans. Explosion ¢ ofa Steam “Tug. New York, March 24.—The steam tng De Crary exploded her boiler at the foot of Spring street, this morning, killing five men and wounding two others. a The Memphis papers of | j | Springs. | five miles southwest of Grenada. THE WEEKLY STAR, This excollent Family and News Journal, con- taining a greater variety of loteresting readirg than can be found in any other<ia published Om Friday morning, i TERME—Cash, inesriadly, in edmance, e Twenty-five copias,.. It invariably contains the Washington News” that has made Ths Datiy Evening Star circulate 20 generally throughont the country. BT Bingle copies ( Tappers) can be procereé at the counter, iasaedintely after the issue cf the paper. Prico—THRE® CEN’ Depredatiens of the Privateer Retribution. PuitaDEtruia, March 24.—The bark Ame! ean from Port an Prince, reports March off Nicola, she was bearded by the British gea- boat Plover, who overhauled the ship's papers and left. On March 3dy at2 o'clock p:m., sho was bourded by 2 bosf xbreast Magua, which gave information received by the British rev- enne cutwr, that the privatecr Retribution was tn Crooked Isiand passage, and had taken several Ameiican vessels, run them ashore on long Istand, discharged their cargoes, and had Seld part of one cargo to merchants on Fortnne Isitnd. Also, that the privateersmen bad chartered and loaded a schooner with vait to sun the blockade. Cn March Ith, in lat. 31 48, long. 74 50, sha presse asmail schconcr bound sonth, pain? white, with topmasts down, and having her cecks crowced with men dressed in blue clothing and white caps. Supposed her to be gn privatecr. After coming im sight of tha American all the menexeept three went below, und the schooner proseed on her course. The Remains of General Sumner. Syracuse, March 24.—The body of Major General Sumner was removed from his late Tesidence to the Gity Hall this morning, under a military escort from the Forty -first regiment, and tothe sound of muffled drums, where it remained in state during the entire day. It was visited by thousands of citizens and others from the country. The body lay upon a catafalque, under acanopy, handsomely decorated with flowers, interspersed with emblems of mourn- ing, draped with fisgs. The massive burial ; case was adorned with boquets of natural fiowers, entwined with the Stars and Strip A military guard was on duty over the rema: nd io-night escorted the body back to the house, The foneral will take place to-morrow morn- ing at eleven o'clock, and will be the most im- | pesing affair ever witnessed in Western or Central New York. About twenty thousand persons yisited the | remains during the day. The Missouri Legistat) Sv. Lovrtr, March 24.—The ee Missouri Legis- | lature adjourned to-day without providing for a new State convention. probably call the old con vention together, how- Ll: will consider, nd perhaps perfe > t emancipation in the State. Claybank er conseryattve men—:he mn party—nominated Oliver D. Mil- 1y. It is not known yet rats will nominate a ticket, The Governor wit A Skirmish at Blue Springs, Missouri. Kansas City, March 24.—On Sunday morn- scouting party of forty-nine men, fron ith cavalry, came upon qQuantrill’s gueril- two or three hundred strong, near Blue A short skirmish ensued. Our force ted, losing nine killed, seyeral wounded, sing. The rebel loss is unknown. ick and Weunded Soldiers. New York, March 24.—About a hundred sick And wounded soldiers from New Orleans, arrived st the New England rooms to-day Arrival of § One died in nbulince on the way trom t pirrto the rooms. They will be forwarde their homes soon as the nature of their d eases will alo” The National Loan PHILADELPHIA, March Mr. Jay Cooxe, subscription agent ef the goverament, rouneces the conversion of 00 legal cers into the national loan of «Five Twenti y, aking two millions in bweo days, five millions in ten da Later trom Port Royal New York, March 2).—A Amer Gruide, and sick soldiers twenty-five discharged ine artillery. OMNER AND GE oN. It has transp Johnston, kille concerted a nice plan to p s the secessionists of Cali- fornia at the & ing of the rebellion. He wis incommand atSan Franciseo. Ata giver time the sccessionisis Were 'o take the for's with his connivance, and seize sixty thousind sinud of arms shipped there by Floyd fo very purp San Francisco at their mer. neeumbed, and the rebels wor ch to fit out privateer ise have obtained control of nstire of the State. suspected or known at + oppeinted to the command in C snd was privily put on board ship at sea r € atSan Francisco without previous in- 10n of bis comix He walked, incognito, to the oflice of Johnston, informed him th: was his successor, showed him his papers, manded immediate possess ished iebel hadao alterna butt comply In halt sn bour after. all the guus were ren ut on the Jand side, and beayily shotted. The same evening the eixty thousand stand of arms at Penicia were secured, 1 brilliant bis ouniet coup d'riet sayed the El Dorado State.— Buffalo Commercial Advert Port PEMBERTON.—Grern wood, ti at which the Yazoo Pass expeditic ported to have found a rebel battery. b t is re- ealh dh Fort Femberton, is situated in Carroll county, Mississippi, at the confluence of the Talla of hatchie th tnd Yallabusha rivers, the unio © streams forming the Yazoo, about thi It is con quently an important point. The Tallahatehie is 4 narrow and tortmous stream, making nayi- on difficult for a fleet ot transports. 1a ay nd indeed fer down, two hoars Hot puss abreast, thus rendering ferreay a perplexing if not insoluble question, in case of attack by superior numbers. Once below Green wood, however, the Ya Lusha will afford 2 convenient switch, while the Yazoo is broad as well as deep enough for all purposes, The largest steamboats ordina- rily pjay between Greenwood and New Or- leans, The distance from Greenwood to the mouth of the Yazoo is abou three hundred miles. Yazoo City, which has several times been prematurely reported captured, is one hundred and sixty miles below the first-named piace, and isa town of some eight Uhonsan® inhabitants, in the midst of a rich cotton~ growing country. WA Chicago lettersays that lake navigation . be regarded as opened, though thereis still ice in the straits of Muckinaw. The receipts of bogs here already exceed 1,390,000; and the supply in the “back country” is not yet ex- hrusted, as the hogs are coming in at the rate of from 4000 to 5000 daily, although the season’? zenerally closes on the firstof March. “Only Learly a million and a half of porkers it single point!” w@-The Provost Marshal of St. Louis, has, under the direction of Gen. Curtis, forbidden ibe circulation m that city of the following named public journals: he Independent,” “World,” “Journal of Commerce,” peman 's Journal,” “Catholic Register,” ucasian,? of New York; the “Enquirer,” of Cineinnatis the “Crisis,” of Columbus; and «The Times,” of Chicago. a2-Gen. Wool has issued an ordet to the commanding officer of the forts in the of New London, that hereafter no cit! inless truly loyal, and known to besuch, Tr mitled to enter the forts, public and barracks, and have intercourse withthe sol- diers, and such intercourse to be always in presence of an officer. 7 Mr. Frelinghuysen, the Attorney General ci New Jersey, has given his opinion, in reply toa request by the Legislatyre, that yolunteers from that State may be constitutionally entitled to vote; but he suggests that this right be con- ferred upon such only as intend to return home after the war. A bjll to thateffect will probe ably become law. Kentreky CoTton.—Several small lots of Keptochy cotton have been received in this city and sold, the last week, at from 60 to75 cents per pound, according to quali We saw aiot yesterday, put up in ria fashion—ihat was for sale at 70 cente.—Lewis- ville Dewscrat, March 15. m7 A crim. con, case of some importance bas recently come to light in Rochester, N. Y. The parties are of high standing in society. The ee man concerned is and her Trusband bas applied for a divorce. «> A terrific boiler explosion recently oc- cured in @ ebair factory in Chicago, Six buildings were destroyed and four men badiy injure a.