Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1863, Page 1

—_— THE EVENI *:BLISHED EVERY AFTEENOOR, H (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) sf THE STAR BUILDINGS (oaeeR PREN'A AVENUS AND 11TH STREBT, i BY w. D. WALLAOH, phiady SF eae egers served in mages by carriers at @4 8 qearter SY cents per moun 6 Yo mall Eauatoecs ! ar : in advance; $2 fc ix fname: emonthes ‘and for lesa than elas of 12 centa a week, Sing!+ pOTA, TWO OBETS, af ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the amas before 120 cleck M.; otherwise they may not sqeser wotil the next day, ~~ PROPOSALS. PPorcrars FOR BERF OATTLE SEALED Prorosa.s are invited until 12 u. of tos 18th day of April, 1363, for farnisting to the Sub. ACGUSTOS JOHNSON & CO., wv PENNSYLVANIA AVGNUE, Ristence Department 4,4 head of Beef @attle. The Cattle to he delivered at Washington, D, 0 on the 25th day of Apri, or as soon thereafter a- the Government may direc t The cattle to average st least | 30) pounds gross, and no aniraal to weigh lass than 3 (Wx: pounds Avy person desiring to bid fora loss snmber than £08 should so state it in his bid bond with good and sufficient security will be Batweex 91H & 107TH &rs., required. (COMBS’ BUILDING,) Bave Just Received br two pen 10@ CASES ro} is from contractors who have failed tc comply with former bids, from disloya! persons, nc from those who Sre not present torespwad to their bids, will not be considered. Payment to be mede in certificates of indebted. peas er suck other funds as Government may have for distursement. i All bids to be accompanied by a guarantee rigned ; na rected to OL, A. BEOK ITH, Form of Guarantes. We, —, of the county of DE ST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNE | 2 Willat once enter into a contract in accordanos “RED LAO,” guarentee must be shown by the offs | of the Clerk of the nearest District therewith. Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre j ed to become his securities. { "enn guarantee must be appended to each bid.) signing the ‘he responsibility of the persous y cartificate | United States District Atterney. IN QUABTS AND PINTS, | | varactest QpPDS4NCE onFI0 : War Drrirtxent, a Wasnixate arch 3), 1363, | Prorosata will bo reesived a this office uuil 4 ; O'clock p. Di. On the th of APRIL, 1845, for Fais Wine is pronounced by connoisseurs superior | Ne apy cther brand in the market, and prom- i a ate The rail for in. rollad wrouzkt iment om the Wine list of first-class tron beni, sin appearance to the * 1’ shap: New York Hotele and Restaurants, { beaois used in po structian of fire-proof buitd- e inge Itis required its surface, aml free fi | Dlisters and cinder straats. Th | the twe Hanges are planes, parsile! | and atrichtangies tothe web. The web flanges eieng their middle line, leaving them | | to pretect equally on cach site,and must be with- | cut bends or corrug } tw i i 100"C€48ES GREEN SEAT, i QUARTS. | cheeks, and more marked roughness alons | edges of the flang Besides the above Wines, we have constantly on Bend a f.! supply of ail other well-known brands—_ PIPER HEPDSICK, i HEIDSICK & CO., { MOET & OHANDON | | Inlength of rail CLIQUCT, @. H. MUMM & CO., | SF An inrpection of our stock, which is now replete in every branch. is rexpectfully solicited, AUG, JOUNSON & CO. mar 15-tf EW BPRIN IN So 'pieces new a & pieces Lawns, 15) pi 3 pieces brilliants and Ging! * 4 pisces Mohair Plaids, 18 pieces Black Silt Table Linen, Kussia Diapers. Napkins ‘ = Linens, Towels, Crash, Cotton «ad Linen ectin, Fiennels. Ladien’ Cloaking Qloths Colored Alpacas, Plaid Poplins, Mouselins __ Kew Style Square and Long Shawls, for spring wesr pete Geos asayery deseription a Skirts Nodoren Laties, Gents, sud Misses’ Cotton Hosa aeaneebiss, Gloves, Gauntlets, Jouyin’s Kid Gleves E Oambrie, Swiss, Thread and Valenciences Rdgings and Insertions W dozen Parasols, Sun Shades, and Sun Umbrellas, s.r .—_1860.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, Exhausted nature’s great restorer. A delight- fal beverage and active tonic. Corpgsed 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, Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used st all times of day, by old or young, and is par- ticularly recommended to weak and delicate persons. Seld by ali Grocers, Druggiste, Ho- tels, and Saloons. P.H BRAKE & CO., No. 902 Broadway, New York. se 25-e06m == br COMPANY, PA. AVENUR, OF O14 Faikiaston OMY, D.6. | BEA’ TERN, NORTHERN AND WHST- GREAT EN RX PRESS FORWARDED! MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU ABL Noes, BTOCES, BONDS, &e. Forwarded itn BaeTy AND DISPATCH te ail gceessi sections o! 18 coun’ S Compan} has agencies in the Sincipal Ratlwar Towns ta NORTH, BAgT, habe sk AND NORTHWEST. w. GTO, >. 0. NEW YORK, BOSTON. PH) LADELPRIA BALTIMORE, OIN- OLN. " Game mies at Now York and Boston BRIrise’ EROVINGkS and with steamship lines $0 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and vad vie, Dollsction of NOTRE DRAFTS and BILLS made ‘accessible parts nited Btates, “ ble paris of Oe OM DUNN, Agent nu a, D.O. ts Washingto J, HEIBERGER & CO., i 3 Eerie? TARY OLTIZENB’ AND Th MERCHANT TAILORS, ROPOLITAN HorsL, S4tf 362 Pe avenue, Wark 8.0. DIABY, acu mins «Bel 0 MOVEMBER 12, 1882, ADAM GUROWSEL. Go is-tf 244 Ps. avenue, QUTLERS, ATTENTION? mo CASTILE SOAP,” % *ESADAMANTING OANDLES, Ch: cash at National Bo: id Oandl Wertsrdreen street and the Canal, Gec : Geergetown, mar EST sroprietors of the ~ BAB. AN GApT OF ni eerie 2, free, (for the benefit of suffering Taactey sour ‘most instructive and inter- Sons" Necross’ Det stare Decline, ; ‘Weakness, Dep ‘or ignorance of ve been the Law. These invaluabl ore enn tecaeeece =a on ae nese Frese, ee Doom ond Mba $8 HiAEEINEss OB. Lieseipt ge 18 THE TL. and | Thickness of flange at outer ede? i rrisking six hundre is of Obaasis of Sea Coast Carriasvan. i ‘These beams are tobe made a#ft r the following | Bpeictications: NS OF BEAMS, Length of rail.. v7 inches. Depth between outer surfaces of dangers... Width of tianges Thickness of De ccrsss erie 625 inch; These beams will be inspected after the follow. ing ruler: They ave to be wade of good though w leur iron, the abeesc which quai 1 worke 4, (gene: rally indicated by roughness of surface,’ and by | the x3 also fluweer bad w ks of cinder wiilcause their re isters, and stre etien ite hey are to becf the required equare at the ends. They are tot nds in the flan mensions > paraliel to esc to that of the we ith. The web to bear their weig: The fisnges are to be pertectly equal on cide of the web VARIATION AL In depth of rs In tricknesof web... Seess . Sinches, In warp pr wind, in deoth of Hauge al ex- tremeend of rail... 00.2.2... Difference in distance between outer edge of plane turfacesof ! differest sides ef web at any ci tion of rail ale A straight edge of equa rail placed on the 6' Winches, 0 in with the r edge of the fiange should not depurt fromit etary point more than 1g inches, A piane 5 fulface placed 92 the web should rt from itat ¥ point more i Bpecime be keen M Bridesburg =nd aterto M wiil state the number pore to furnish, the time when they w j the dstivery, which shoud be as early as possible, and the number they can detiver weekly after comme g the delive place where they will make th , ami the price per é for which they wijl deliver them atthe int of vessel or railroad shipment nearest to th: works No bids will be entertained except from persons actually engazed in the manufacture of iron, evi dence of wh: must accompany the bid. é Each par y obtain ng a contract will be required toenter into bonds, with proper sureties for its faith fui fulfillment,and a transfer cf the contract | to another party will cause its entire forfeiture. The righ= is reserved to reject all pre posals if the prices pra deemnd too high, or if for any cause it is ot deemed for the public interest to accapt t Proposa's will besealed and addressed to ‘Gen. J. W. RIPLEY. Chief of Ordn: suing D. C.2? und will be indorsed “Proposals for Wrought Iron Reamer. JAS W. RIPLEY, Brigadier General, Chief Ordnadce m§l-tutheatd Be REAU OF ORDNANCE. Navy Deparmentr, Washinzton City, March 2, 1863. This Bnreau is desirons of ascertaining whether | rifled cannon can be mad= of wroughtiron ef auf- ficientand uniform endurance and enconomy to warrant their being pre‘erred to guns of cast iron only,or of cast iron strengthened with wrougit | iren, Proposals will therefore be received from any Manufacturers of forged iron, to furnish aw fiu- ished gun, or a block of metal from which the same may be finished. ae The said gun, when finished, to weigh about 10,900 pounds, to be made into a gun throwing @ pro- Jecthie of 100 pounds, as used in cast iron rifled can non of like weight; tobe fired 1,0 times with service charges of the same weight and Iind of powder as used in the Parrott 100-pounder, viz: 10 pounds of No. 7, without bursting or wearing in such a manner as to cause apprehensions of burat- ing. Fi,2 quality of metal, price, and otber terms are to be atated clearly in the proposal forwarded, The Bureau reserves the right to itself of accept- bor: or rejecting any of the proposals. es ‘he time for receiving the proposals is limited te thirty days from date; and proposals will only be received from persons actually engaged in the fabrication of wrought iron, OHN A. DAHLGREN, war 12-cotw Chief of Bureau, ARTERMASTER GENEBAL’S OF FICK, WasuinGton City, March 19, 1363. here of steam vessels are invited to send to the uart@rmaster General’s Office tenders for their charter or sale. Tenders should contain descriptions of the vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered tonnage, actual carrying enpeety material, whether overt. whether side-wheel or pro- pellers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and power of engines and boilers; and shoul state the price at which they are offered for long or short chartor, with the estimated value of the vessel in case of loss, or in case the Government should prefer to purchase instead ef chartering. —_ Owners ef steam vessels already in tne service of the Quartermaster’s Department are requested to inky kuown to the Department any reduction in their present rates which they may be willing to grant, apd also the price at which they will be willing to sell them, All such tenders should be addressed to the Spatermneser General of the United States, at Vashington, and should be endorsed ‘Proposals for charter o1 sale of steamers.” When received, they will be considered, and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy experre attending army transportation upon the oceas and tide-waters, by aubstitutine. wherever it cap do so, cheaper vessels of “e Maris for : mar 23 3m Quartermaster General. N HAND AND FOR SALE—3,000 Smoked and Falt Beef Tongues, 3,000 Sheep Tongues, 15,0) lbs. of the best Salt Beef, plate and brisket, cured inthe best manner. For sale lower than the same article can be bought for elsewhere. Also, a con- ly of Fresh Meais. stant SUB HOOVER, corn ath and D sts mar 12 1m* E YE HEALED) KEAD AND BE WISE! Go to DRS. THERS & GRAY and be cured They have gi heir particular attention to the treatment and cure of all forms of “Disease,” par- Beulariy tof a private character, for 20 years. his is Ti ident extablished Botanic Medical Of 1 a Savi ouss a dispracefel aod ‘horrible death, How important fu itis, then, for those unfortunates who have brought diseare upon themselves to be cured before it is too late, thus preventing exposure of themselves and family. Office and residence, 179 south B street, Island, opporite Smithsonian Institution. mé-1m WASHINGTON, Ni Laas xcs bern with 2 natural gift. 1M ON |. Dectressaue astru! ft. She ivilr tr future—was never kuuwn ic fail the Patent Office. Thr only alikeness of future husban: Ladiag 8: canta: gantiemen MAGNEFISM } Still sontinues to TRE ee DISEASES BAND MAGNETISM. Call and see (this city) testimonials, 445 K st Saily Serege: iwith somes) .....Miss Satan Denin Fic Beautiful Brown and Tom Tage... | For Coloring the Hair 1 i i Bla Applied without wash o: criep the hair er whiskers like a ive; lenv. romoting its growth; pacticalarly lies’ use, whose hair i4 prematurely | wand. 3. U. 8. A., Wasiington, | D. C., and endorsed *Preposals for Beef Cattic.” preparation ; will not —,and State of —,do | hereby guarantee that — is able to fulfil the con tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi i renti ented. | tion, and that, should his proposition beascepted, | gysentied as representa 2 Wholesale and retail at BO: | TARY ANL FANOY STOKE, 302 £ street, Wi | sth. gone Agent for Washington and the D:strict. it! a ities MILT. | Mdeleiue..--- ~ BARGAINS—BARGAINS! Ongaren THAN Even! L. HEILBRUN & CO 506 SEVENTH Tnder Odd Fellows’ Halt, topened the largest and he te Las BALMORALS, &; Men’sand Boys AITERS, TLES and PO at astomshing lo jaurtorofthe | | Preasvabr. Bids which do mot comply with the above will be. mar 3) when she will re Ma Cy SALLY ECRAGGS,IN SKE: CHks IN INDIA. S—whieh will | | Wrouzht Iron Beamsior | } aud Tom Tape. also as Timothy Toodles. | prices. rire for ahawing goods L HELLBAOD 6 Seventh st, betw. Dandi B. ' apaim* A PROCLAMATION s BaYTON’sS CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS, i WINK BISSUIT, LEMON BISCUIT, PIC NIC CRACKERS, | i | sh POCAHONTAS, supoorted by duu 1. Raymond, | 1 ORME & SON, KING & F LEY, GULICK, HOOVER, OYCE, M. GREEN, B. FENNER. RCHELL GASS & TRICTLY PURE OALIFORNIA WINES aND BRAN DIES. the District of Kohler & Krol ; Stage Maosx dlumbia forthe cy Wit i GRAPE BRAND EGAN & F i mar3iim BBLA, A BETES Recaived this day and for by leventh tt., bet BBLS. POTATOES—Re and for sale by w. Pa. ay. and B st. | Our ciuster cf Female Loveiines.—tne Cirele of 8. THAYER & § BBLS. BOSTUN PREMIUM CRACKERS— 499 Eleventh st , betw. Pa. av. and Est, BOXES ORANGES—Rece vei 499 Eleventh at, bete Pa at and Eat, BOXES LEMONS For sale hy THAYER & 30N, 499 Eleventh st., betw. Pa. av. and Est. ! for Ladi ) EVERY Bhey ESDAY d this ‘ay and R& SON QTEAMSHIP GREAT BAS Fw) a ;} FROMNEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, 2 = : GREAT EASTERN, WALTER PATON Commander, w each berth, according to Bize modation of the State Room: in the Saloons in’ regard t attendance. Suits of apartments for famiiies may be engaged by special axrecinent. Excursion Tickets out and back,in the Ist Cabin nly, a fare and a half, nying passengers, and ch reo age. half are. Reom berths, me: al: having the cama 5S 1 | Kird solicitation of the patriotic la k sof Wash | ington, will at € FELLo fac, Feventh street : DNESDAY wx VAY and FRIDAY EV Ga present week with superior accommocati na” 8 payable in Gold, or its equivalent in U. y ach pasrenger allowed twenty eub An experieaced Surgeon on sige apply to CHARLRS A. ork, SND & ASPIN- | t, New York. pase atthe Office 2 For freight apply to HO WALL, Agents, 51 South stre CARKIAGES!! CARRIAGES!!! i have now on hand and aaily recci ing a fine ass ctment of FIRST CLASS CAKKIAGES, wade by the best buiid erain the country, consisting of oue aplendid full Cualeche, one Caleche Coach, Brett's; four aud six | Rockaways and Germantown, Boat W. | fortwo orfeur persons, Doctors’ and shifting Top Bu of SECOND HAND C ha-tons. Plain ogether with a number TAGES but little hsed; also, teverel eplencid Bleighs,all purchased for cash, and can be sold to auit the times to those who call soon at No, 409 Pennsylvania avenugp. oi "THOMAS YOUNG. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, 470 FOURTEENTH 8T., (Opposite W1LLarbs’,) ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, With a First-class Restaurant Attached Private Scrrer Roows For Parties, C.P, MUNSELL & CO., OH, COME WITH ME! COME WHERE? Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant, air, that’s the place, for the old and popular corner in the most costly tiled floors, &c. Choicest brands | of Liquors at the bar and every delicacy of the sea- | son can be had at all hours, in the most cleanly Manner.at the shortest notice. GELSTON, Pro ray 8. Central Ho! 4 6th at. | marble eount Pricea_ moderate, rietor. Rooms for pri tel, 8.W. corner of Penna av. ja M-3m* Bers AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES, are now manufacturing B, and eonstantly receiving a sup- iy of Kastern-made Work of every descri jon, made expressly to order, and will lower price than has been boo charged in this eity for muck inferior artic! Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES of Rastern or Oit Spr works wit siaeye ed a eoeLReaES: 1@ lowes’ cen. iveus Store and “GHIFFIN & BROTHER, 4 Pennsylvania avenue NTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF EVERY DEN Can be nae pe all times all kinds of BOOTS sold at a moe! OMINATION, hereafter CLOR’S OFFICE, oO A BF tole v wosite eparlinent. ij Ne Bet BOW Collector of Internal Revenne fer the District of Columbia. T MOGRE’S WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Pa. avenue, South side, the public can niways be sup; ‘oilet Articles, Kerosene Oil, ae Very particular attention paid to the isgensing of physicians’ prescriptions day and te mi A AMS’ BXPRESS COMPANY. WOTION OF REMOVAL. OFFIOR of this Company lanes ore The D: é Street, betwoon $4 and Si NN?” RAG STORE! NEW RE Bring your rags of all kinds to Inland Hall Bui ing, 6th street south, where you can get the highest ib prices. Also, METALS of all kin mar 18-Im* COREY & POWERS: OW TO SAVB YOUR MONEY.—Cal) at th H' Central Hotel,on the European Plap 4.W.cor- per ey av. 7 st, reuers: evmiorse le aeeuins had ) rday. ie Pat - tached to the hotel has been most handsomely fitted up, less of expense, where all the delicacies and sal Fede ‘tials of the markets can be had inevery le St all hours, with prom ptness, Bill of fare "amin yD. GELSTON. Prosrietor, BONO ome — ILBURN ae COW, Dairy Husbandry id om Diseares of Cattle. en Milch Cows and Dairy Farming. attle. American Cattle tor. ae an aor r, A 8. Farming: London. 1's Sheep Husbandry, Youatt on Fheep. Vasey Fipt’s Grastes and Buckman’ British ap istoryof the Ox Tribe: Lond: Forage Plants. fe eis don, CK TAYLOR, AMUSEMENT: ,Rear Witiara'’s Hotei | + ne — ManaoRs THIS EVENING, Third apcenresen of > ANNBTSE INCE, peatauce of S SESAN DSNIN Proatc ion for the frst and ouly time this season, of MAUL PINE } Bies Susan Perin wil sing ier mew great song, “tow Are You Grernbacks.?? The per ormance will commence with the BAST INDIAN; on, NKEPCHES IN INDIA. -Ben. Rogers To terminate wi . MA. KLEINE; Gr. THE BELLE OF THE FAUBOORG, —— Miss Annette Ince 5%, and 75cents, 9F Arimisei WASHINGTON THEATRE. SUBNEK ELEVENTH AND OC STREETS MARK AGRRS. Massas Matpex & Gusst 82:G3 MANAGER. FRev. G) Marni +. Geo. W. Fagucn THI ING. Apri 9, he ie engagement of i N Wen, het great char ete: of 1 IN MISCHIEK MAKING, | Sexgsof «! Nations: 0 NNEPt with Suppertad by Mr, John T Raymond as Dovetail | MLSCH Mydau: Manurtte Nicholas Duvet: SK ‘MAKING, :’Mr. John T, Raymoad | TCUES iN iNUL:. Veen .. Mra’ John Woed Mr Jchn T, Raymond | Tu conclude w OODLES. { Timothy Toodles... .... Mr, Joho T. Raymond | Frid+)—tecond Benefit of Mrs. Joon Wood, when will perform Broughsin’s extravaganza of | WH Bailey an a full cast VARIETIES! VARIETIES! | NATIONAL AM NT INSTITUTION. Fronting on P: euuc and Ninth st i Proprietors .. Hamblin & Co. | - dames Pilgris n we audiences honor this beautifal Tempte | of AY ner with Ubvir patronage expressice | h stations of delight and svplau- tae | INGLY AKYISTL 2 KEN DITIONS Dancing and the mirth- | and inimitable repre- i side aph ; P | kentations of ti ¢ j Vartots Shades of the Comre Muse ! James Piigrim, Bob Hall, J, Purcell Frank Kerns’ W. Dulavey. aud cur grrat Triple Compary, with Beauty and Bower of Grace COO OUR FASHIONA BIE M2 TINEE | ue Children, AFTESRNOUN at3o’el'x, BARR LIE. the Kope walker. Dancer and Pant mimist, and the Boneless Coptortionist, @ W. PARKER shertly appear DD RELLOWS' HALL, MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL Ite. txp cu 6 THROUGHOGT THE W PANDERSUN’S CELEBKAT ED AND PU LAR Bioramic Hlustrations of the Russian War. It hse lost nore of 1t8 popularity. and will be given with al! its Th: iig Incidents and &: its Grest Armies and F Borbard m and t Enaing with the ttorming of the Malakoff and the Destruction of n iS cents ORTAL DIS>ULVING VIEWS! A Beacrirc Autistic Exuisition, Cc. sing about 200 Views ustrative of the most striking subjee-so! Biblical History, and also oft ding events of the present ‘(reat Re- novel and beautiful exhibition, through the he fer rfitof tbe Campbell Hospital, to { for a library. Tickets Bent: Doors open at 7's o’elock ; ex 8 re earnestly invited to attend with that they will be most a: ree ubly en- the same time contribute to a ie work. up 5-S8t CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., sam Sixta STReay, THE FAIRY COMBINATION! Jn evidesce of a Combination of Stars. the Equal) of which can nowbere be found in the woria. of amusement, observe this brilliant list of name: First week: of the Star Sisters, M’LLES AUGUSTA AND MARIE, Contivved engagement of MISS JULIA MORTIMER Miss FE KNSTINE DE FAIBER, M188 KATE PENNOYER, GEO, R. KDESON BALLET TROUPE ies, in a New Ballet. of Ten Brautiful H. W. Egan, Billy Emerson, Barry J. Cartor, J. A. Willis, and the Mammoth Company will appear to-night TREMENDOUS BILL! THE AKAB LAY! The New Trick Pantomime entitled THE GOLDEN AXE! New Songs, New Dances and New Acts! Doors open at 63; o’clock ; performance at 7%. Admission 2 cents; Orchestra Arm Chai cents; Private Boxes (holding six,) $8, ou? © A GRAND MATINEE BATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, For Lapies anp CHILpnex, 0 SUTLERS AND PURVEYORS SMITH & MORRISON, No, 67 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Four Doors From Ssventu Strect, offer for sale at very low prices a large assortment of FINE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, FRUITS, &., Packed in superior order. No charge for package or delivery to any part of the city. 8.& M are proprietors of the well known brand of OLD CABINET WHISKY and SMITH’S WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS, The Trade Supplied on Favorable Terms. Se7TRY US.ee ap6-Im* )EMALs OOLLEGE KF * COLLEGE, OR DENTOWN. N ods This Institute is pleasantly located on the Dela- ware River, 30 mailepmor of Philadelphia. It has been in successfui operation for more than ten ears, and is one cf the most flourishing institu. ‘ions of isarnlag in the conntry Srecial attention is paid to the Common and Higher branches of English, and superior advan- tages furnished in Vocal snd Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting. French and Latin are taught by experienced teachers, Persons coming from the South can leave Wal- put street wharf, Philada. 8 a.m. and 2, 4, 4% and6pm. Fer logues address N ff: BRARELEY, A.M. Vv. I resident, References in Wavtineton: Hon.J 0 Kyke, Senate; Hun J.N.L Stratton, House sf Represep- tatives; Jno. P. Polk, State Department; Jus. by, Gox, Treasury Department; W H. Van Northwick, Department of the Interior; 8. J. Groot, M. D, EST, NORTH AND SOUTHWEST. FFICERS AND SOLDIERS TAKEN AT Y GOVERNMENT RATES. _ iver. A ‘ Splendid sfeoping cats aft ios. Trains leave até a.m ard & 6. m, Beware ef runaers ire- feck to the dapht an procurayour tickets eta, ; maidens +: ‘EDMONDS mar $1 Parsenger Agent B.& 0. R. B. Go. IANOS,—A assortinent of Steinway & Son’s P unrivaled PIANO FORTES ee deep received at the Music Store of W. ween corner of Pa. avenue ard leventh at. Beveral Second-hand Pianos for sale cheap. m26 Mrs John Wood | d@ | to the fact that all the papers had, after cor ) mark | bere. to-nig! 6 ILEGRAPHIO } “5 DISPATCHES! SGUTHE NEWS. The Movement on Charlexten im Progress — The Bread Riot at Kichmond—Sutfer- atSavanneh, ADQUALTERS ARMY OF THK PoTomat Aprilsth— The Richmond papers of the 7th (Tuesday) have been received here to-night, A patch dated Charieston, Stn, says: «Important movements are taking place here, but for military reasons no particuluys can yet he telegraphed. The Richmond Sentinel of the 7th has the folowing significant paragraph: “(n yester- day merning eight Monilors and iron-ciads Were off the bar at Charl-ston. The brief but significant telegrams which were received early in the day, and pubtished elsewhere, tells of work. “The long-expected collision has probably come off ere this. The storm so long prepared ijcr Charleston has burst at last Weshall pub- hb the results ms we letrn them. We await fAPSOULAT EN icitude due to the important struggle. y Heaven shield Charleston trom all the nemies and ours.” el editoriaily refers in ambiguous lust Thursday of such magnitude us to cause the afisir to be suppressed trom publication. From the article, it appears that the city was fern while in the control of a lawless mob of women and men for the estensi le purpose to save themselves from siar@ation by break open stores, bakeries, Ac ‘The movement was headed by a female, who, | the Senti l says, Was above want, and the Tr owas simp! o Tob and plruder, xcuse of scarcity of food. Millinery, nd taney stor: ining the neces those con: aries of lite. The | ovement uppears to haye evyentuatea from high prices generally. The sentinel, in speaking of this riot, allad suitstion, concinded at the time no: the matter. ‘The burden of all the Richmond pxpers isan mention Its of f20d instead of cotton. ition was p. ppealing to every farmer to raise prov S beyond the | usual @mount, aud enjoining fruzall ure cf food. ‘the Richmond markets on the 6th are thu » $50 per ha butter bi ity in th gation; corn searce at © et bare at Scas3G py 2 per pound; co! our, $3!a$36 per ba Jeather, $3 5tas: 4.50 per pound rding to grad. Go pass a peaxant hoar in enjoyment by wit- se per penn! | nessing J ase a ae - iy ; whisky, ) per gallon. moe TErOROLL, DICK WATKINS, | Gold ind sterling exchange $3.s0a$i per cent. | JC WAILACK: HELENA :MITH, {teninm. Pale bali! Wile Geracdise, NellicSeymour Addie Jahakon is but little dcing in Virginia 9's, quoted M hy the Misses Whiting. Larry Tus ley aint : North Usrolina, old bonds, ov; Confederate fifteen million : do. registered, 120: Confed- ersit long da held at 1050108, with interest: Yank of Virginia, last sales ats, with inter- Hank of the Commonwealth 1!5; Farmers’ wk 115. riaxooca, April 4.—There is nothing addiuoval trom the front this evening. Skir- Mishes with the enemy's pickets are of daily occurrence, but a general engagement is not cons:dered imminent, Jackson, April 1.—Reports from Port Hud- state that Ba bas fallen back. One di- ou ct his army is at Baton Rouge and the down the river. yOBiA, April 1. Richardson’s guerillas nent ct the enemy at Sunerville, wind wounding eighty of them. It i that 5,000 treops recently left. Memphi estensibly jor Vicksburg, but after night went north. f Vickseure, April d.—Everything is quiet Tut few boats are in in sight. Tiere is nething uew from the Yazoo. A flag of truc The o in the Exam not made public. er ct Une 7this & leader setting forth the obstacles in the way of opening a j * route inland to the Elutt 1z00 Fiver above Haine’s Register of the 28th ult. records ulaand dispersed a body of igs of the poor in that city. Betails of the Expedition of Geaeral Stan- 1 ey. | CINCINNATI, April = —Dispatches from Muar- | freeshoro give the following account of the | 1: fight near Hil Ox the 2d instant, General Stanley, with two theu:and cavalry and Colonel Mathews’ in- fantry brigude, started to capture Morgan’s and W harion’s Sthregiment of infantry and cavalry at Snow Hill. ond Anburn they Pickets. The 7th Penn: the rebel right, while cavalry brigade, with Newell's Battery, moved up in tront. The enemy fled. The enemy’s pickets were then encountered west of Liberty, and a considerable force of rel re posted on the bluffs on the opposite side of Synith’s Ford. They resisted, and were eriven back, and formed again on Dry Fork, from whence they were again driven, The rebels then formeda third and stronger line on Snow Hill. The Second and Fourth Ghio cavalry were sent to the enemy’s rear. the rebel ry turned a Parmon’s i ‘Th: y charged with sabres in hand and broke the 1 i f the rebels, when the fight ended in the flight of the rebels. The rebel loss was from fifteen to twenty killed,a number wounded, and sixty prisoners. General Stanley also captured thirty horses and mules and a quantity of bacon and wheat, and destroyed considerable forage. Our loss was one private of the Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry killed and two slightly Wounded. General Stanley returned to Murfreesboro by way of Lebanon, capturing six prisoners at the letter point. THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA. Gen, Foster Surrounded and Cut off from Reinforcements. New York, April 8._The Post learns thaten the 4th inst. Gen. Foster was at Littie Wash- ington with a brigade and a regiment of North Carolina troops and some other troops, and were virtually surrounded by the resels, who had erected batteries on the Tar river, between Newbern and Little Washington, which the naval force of wooden gunboats are unable to pass. Itis understood that a battle has taken place between Fosterand the rebels, but nothing definite is known. Heavy firing had been heard, lasting from Wednerday night to Friday night, evidently fiom the rebel batteries. Gen. Foster's means of defence are deemed ample, having a fort and entrenchments, with sufficient ammunition and provisions. Large reinforcements are in trans- ports below the batteries, unable to reach Fos- | ter tor want of some naval force competent to take them. It is reported that Gen. Foster sent to Fortress Monroe some time since for naval reinforcements. He expected troops to be sent trom Suffolk. From the Army of the Potomac, HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, April $.—A review of a portion of the army took place to-day on the plain in the rear of Falmouth. Gen. Hooker and his corps com- meanders, with their respective staffs, were resent. The scene Errata ‘was undoubted- ly one ofthe finest itary pageants ever wit- essed on this continent. The St. Lonis Election. Sr. Lovis, ae —The official returns give Chunncey J. Filley, the radica! candidate for mayor, 2,647 majority over Oliver D. Fittsy, conservative, and 1,855 over James O’Neil, demecrat. The combined radical and con- eervative Shaggy reaped votes give @ majority ot 5,156 over the democratic yote. - The National Loan. PuILADELPHIA, April 8.—The sales of “five. twenties” to-day amounted to $1,750,000, of which amount was from points west of the Aleghanies, Wisconsin Election. MILwavkeEr, April 8.—The returns of the election in this State indicate the election of Tpsge Cottren, democrat, to the supreme nch, thet gan. «© with tucyant hope, but not without | toa riot which took place in Richmond | ssultered as much as | | deserters are awaiting transportati Ttution to the people of the South to raise | surnmert of the Virginia Le- { + Americ ; day for City Point, with ~d5 rebel prisoners | lumi, , Of the report that the rebels are eva nt down to-day by the enemy. a bedy of Union troops had pene- | » banks of Styannih had joined in making | ? a lvan, without interest, to reheye the suffer. | Rockville, an After undergoing a preliminary examination Ae hk ee eee nn ot nen 9c RNA Seek CR? THE WEEKLY SPAK,. This sipetieat: Pawsily an’ News. Jo Bai, 208+ ‘ining @ greater variety of inteneti @ restive thar tan be found ip any other in pevished op Frisey morning. TRAMR—Cash, imsarichy, a ay Single copy, per speam.—. Five coptes. bie Ten ie — Twonty-fre copies d It invariably comtains the ©} s*) uy swete The Datly Keer is, Siar « ‘4 lv throughout the enn itr s SF Singie copies (in wrapyes sa0 t | af ths counter, immediately atten tas lacsot the | paper. Price—THREE CENTS FROM TEXAS. Invasion of Mexico by the Rebels. NEW Yoks, April §.—Thes'+amer Honduras had arrived at New Orleans from the Rio Grande with 26) Texas retugees. They report that en the 15th ult. a rebel forve of :50 crossed into Mexico, at the mouth of the river, and cap- j tured Col. F. J. Dayis, ot the ist cayairy, and Capt. Montgomery, of the same reviment. The } Mexii una Col. Davis was given up, as also the three mn untherities demanded their release, s id-ers taken at ih- same time. Captain Montgomery was re:ained, and pri- vate rcvices say that he had been Banged by the rebels. which is undoubtedly trne. ol. Davis ana Capt. Montgomery were taken from gi the Mexican commandant. Three «Ts narrowly escaped the hands of thy rebels, and with the aid of half a dozen Mexicans drove fifty of the rebels to the river, wounding three or four, ef whom two had died. » United States bark Arthur threw two Js inte the rebel quarters on the night of the 2. The rebel Captain Beuariden had also cro:sed into Mexico and burned a town near Guerrero. The rebel authorities were evidently in a state of great alarm lest the violation of neu- trality should involve them in hostilities with the Mexicans. Their troops are now concen- trated near the mouth of the Rio Grande. A Federal schooner and her cargo, valued at (0, bad been captured by the rebels near Kio Grande. An immense trade is carried on over the Rio Grande. The Era’s informant aw airain of six hundred carts on their way ° aerowteyalle: Their loads averaged six bairs ch, The Governor of Texas, in his message to te Legisiature, declines are- election, and say: more active part in the war. people affirm that he will leave the ¢ is Soon us his term expires. He states that has furnished +7,000 troops for the rebel d the conseription law adopted by the Legislature will add 26,000 more thereto. Un- this Iaw there are no exemptions, and e man who ean stand upon his feet will be a | into the army. Most of the refugees who came to NeW Or- leans in the Honduras haye been enlisted in Col. ¥ five rebel at Mata- as tocnable them also to reach New Or- There weie $0 vessels at the mouth o! the Rio Grande from all parts of the world. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Fortress Monror, April 7.—The ste mer trom California, left here last night for New York, with 700 passengers. She en- countered a heavy gale off Hatteras and pit in here for coal. The steamer S. R. Spaulding, which arrived | here last evening from Hilton Head. reporis | that our fle t had all sailed for Charieston when | she left. The flag of truce boai Columbis left hero to- be exchanged. The steamer Sylvan Shore sailed hence tor Washington this forenoon, loaded with contra bands. An expedition was sent from Yorkiown this morning. We will haye particolare te-mor- row, bly. TY raph cable bet ween here and Cher> stone was interrupted by the storm Inst San y. Tt will be repnired as soon as the weather permits Gen. Keyes visited Suffolk yesterday, and met with avery hearty reception from Gen Peck. A rebel ca Tyman who deserted from the rebel army aek folk yeste rebels are w naking: pital from Ric Capture of the Gunboat Diana. New York, April : from New U! the ith, has arrived. Th Port Hudson, The gunboat Diana had be cuptured by the rebels at Patte 2 b. of Ger d made a prisoner. killed and boats killed. It=th New Yor! h Connecticut. Ninety-2i: nroled by the rebels, Z = es | The Recent Kobbery of the Adams Ey press DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND. | Company April 5.—Fiforts to recov: serurities, stolen from Ads pany r Ballimore, on 18th ul been most successiul, All the parti nuimber, concerned in the robbery, ha arrested, andare now confined in Fert Me- j Henry All but five thous enrities persons of tae theives or from places where they had conc?al- ed them. Great credit is due to Allen Pinkerton, of Chicaco, the detective agent under who-e ui- rection the investigation has been conducted. Capture of the Englixh Steamer Dolphin. New York, April 8. - Havana advices of the 4th contain no Mexican news. The Vanderbilt wat at Hayana, and the Sonora sailed on the 3d. The English steamer Dolphin was cap- tured, March 25th, off Porto Rico, by the Wa- chusetts, and had arrived at Havana, ieakingy in charge ofa prize crew. She was repaired, and had ssiled tor Key West. The Dolphin left St. Thomas on the 24th. She is the vessel that was leaving Liverpool as the ship George Griswold ar: il there. Several small yessels with cotton™had arrived at Ha- vana, A New P-ovost Marshal Appointed. LovisvILix:, Ky., April$.—Col. O. H. Moore, ot the Twenty-fifth Michigan, has been appoiat- ed Provost Marshal of Louisville, vice Lien- tenart Colonel Selby H. Harney, wio taxes command of the Thirty-fourth Kentucky. Major Allan succeeds Major Charles T. Larned as chief pay master ef the army of the Cumber- land. The Alabama Spoken. Boston, April 8.—Capt. Scott, of the British schooner erick Random, recently arrived here, reports that on the 29th ult., in Jat. 32.deg. 30 min., lon. 73 deg. 35. min., hespoke the prrvateer Alabama, and ezchanged longitude with her, a Se Capture of a Prize. New York, April 8—The schooner Clara was captured off Mobile baron the 25th ult., by the gunboat Kanawha. “Municipal Election. GENEVA, April 8.—The democratic ticket for town officers was elected yesterday. ee AFFaiRS AT RockviLLe, Mp.—The Mare term of the Circuit Court for Montgomery county was commenced on Monday. The docket does not contain an unusual amount of business, and will be gotten through with, it is supposed, by the end of the week. It may be summed up as follows: Criminal trials, 12 criminal appearances, 18; appeals, 18; civi trials, 150; civil appearances, 70. Robert W. Carter, Esq., Hilleary O. Higgins, and —— Owens, the former a citizen of k- ville, the two latter residents in the lower part of Montgomery county, were a week or two ago arrested by a military guard stationed at a taken to a camp at’Poolsville. there, their cases were submitted to a higher authority, and themselves, a few day Sg came to che Old Capitol prison at Wash- ington. So ee FInanctaL.—New York papers of yesterday evening say: The gold market esterday opened heavily and witha Wantetenacee ape atthe firstsession closedat 1464, and ran lown as low as 1M5X¥al44. ForGovernmen: and State stocks we note the following bids: U.S. 6's, 67, 105; do. °63, 105; do. " do 03 coupone, 74, 96; °73, 118; do. °74, 118; do, 5’s, 71, 107; do. 74, 10>; do. °75, 102; Ohio 6's, "81, 110; do. "86, 115; do. 6°? 3; Kentucky 6's, '68, 102; Minois 6's, 77, 1 do. “79, 116; do. war, 102%; Indiana war joan, £0, Michigan war, 102; Virginia 6's, 64; Georgi 6's, 80; Me., i coup., 107; 20 coup., 1h Oregon war lew joan, M4: York 7’s, 64, 104; do. 6's, i-& St. @7 The revel 85; California 7's, a at the Philadelphia a, ivexsury from the Ist to the 4th o7 Aj rmounted to $72,