Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1863, Page 2

WF READING MATTIE“ UN EVERY PAGS, BRE QOTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Money Market. Quotations for stocks, cyin and uucurrent monty, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co. Bankers: Buy . ag. Sellinz U.S. Coupor Bonds, 1681 ....... 11 WS Do. i-51, pur U.S. 7.0 Notes 2105 W564 uartermast rs’ Checks. , Sig ac0'g = lew Certificates Washington Corpotationsteck, par. U.S, Demand Notes. ...60-. 62515 American Geid, Americau Silver. New Coupon 6's, 15], 146: Gold, 1464. —____—__+ «02 > —____ SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, The Intelligencer replies savagely to the hard names heaped upon it by the Chronicle with words in kind, ranking the latter paper among the “pincemen and parasites” (these,in vin- dictive italics) who find it profitable or con- genial to give unquestioning support to the Admumustration. In this connection the Intelli- gencer repeats its arguments in fa or of concen- tration oLour troops at important points, in- Stead of the reverse policy which hus worked 20 disasirously. The Chronicle argues that nothing has been more serviceable to the rebellion than the op- pesition in the free states against the employ- ment of negroes in the army, and proceeds to ‘show that depriving the Southern plantasions of thi ir negro labor renders it absolutely neces- | s@ry thgt their places shall be eupplied by white !shorers from the army in order that their Isnds be tilled—thus weakening eseenti- Qily the rebel army. ‘one Rates. te 7.20's, 15%; Demands, OUR MILITA —__—+— IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING FROM THE MISSISSIPPI. pene ADMIRAL PORTER'S FLEET RUNS THE REBEL BATTERIES AT VICKSBURG, —>——__ ONLY TWO OF THE BOATS INJURED, ——__ WARRENTON. MISS., BOMBARDED. $e THE GREAT IMPORTANCE OF THIS SUCCESS, a The following information was receiyed here on the night before last, in two days trom Milliken’s Bend, (on the Mississippi, near Vicksburg,) haying come in shorter time than dispatches were eyer before received from that — point. Viz: On the night of the 16th Admiral Porter suc- ceeded in running the Vicksburg batteries with seven fine gunboats of his squadron and three transports. The Benton, his flag-ship, got op- posite the upper battery—heading the line of i veesels—before the rebels opened fire, which ; they continued (from 11 p. m.) until 2 am, | upon each succeeding veesel as it passed them: { The only damage done us was the firing of the Henry Clay, one of the transports, and the tem- i porary disabling of the Forest City, another of them, anda shot through the Benton’s hull Onur loss was but one man killed and two or three wounded. The rebels’ fire was far less effective than ‘was anticipated. They burned two or three houses in the town, as our Squadron was passing, to light the river, so as to enable their | artillerists to get good views of our steamers Se they went down within range of their guns @n reaching Warrenton, Admiral Porter | bombarded that village, with what effect is not | Admiral Porter's achievement on this acca- | siom is decidedly the most important success ‘we bave had on the Mississippi since the cap- tare of New Orleans, and has at once entirely changed the aspect of affairs in that quarter. It is not proper that we should point out how | and why, but the fact must be self-evident to | | | i ll who know the situation there, and also i De what have been up to this time the sources of i the defensive strength of the rebels in that | quarter. -_—— GALLANTRY OF OUR FORCES NEAR | SUFFOLK. ' — OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT F ROM GEN, DIX. : a THE ENEMY REPULSED AT EVERY POINT. WITH LOSS OF G S AND 4 LARGE F NUMBER O! RISONERS. = ag Fortress Mowrog, Va., April 19—11.10 p.m, | Major Generat Halieck, General-in-Chicf: I deem | it due to the forces at Suffolk to notice briefly | | { i | their gallant conduct duriag the last six days: | On Tuesday General Peck’s right was attacked, and the enemy's advance was gallantly met by Colonel Foster's light troops, driving him back to the line of his pickets. Anderson’s division | was engaged at the same time on the water ) Mi front with our gunboats and batteries, and suffered materially. On Wednesday a rebel battery of twenty-pounder rifled guns was effectually silenced, and an a‘tack on the Smith Brigge, an armed quartermaster’s boat, was repulsed. Repeated attempts have been made on our lines, but have all been foiled. The storming of the enemy's battery near the west branch of the Nansemond by General Getty and the gunboats, under Lieut. Lamson, of the navy, and the capture of six guns and two hundred prisoners, closes the operations of the six days against the encmy’s large force very satisfactorily. Joun A. Dix, Maj. Gen. SERVED THEM RIGHT. Lieut. Wallace, of the sth Michigan, with one of his men and two of the 6th Michigan Volun- teers, were taken prisoners yesterday on the Centreville road, beyond that village. They | undertook to go outside of the lines toget din- . ner, and were captured by a squad of about fifteen rebels, ata point about two miles from cur pickets, who, with their glasses, saw the | affair. If ever exchanged, Lieut Wallace will | doubtless be summarily dismissed from the | service, or reduced to the ranks, as he should be. TOOK THE OATH The refugees drom Richmond claiming to be British subjects, whose arrival we noticed yes- “erday, had a hearing yesterduy afternoon, aad ‘with two exceptions took the oath of allegiance. The exceptions were sent to the Old Capitol. —————“___ PRISONERS CAPTURED, Four prisoners, white citizens, and $Wo ne- etoes, were captured by Col. Gray, and sent trom the front yesterday. They haye been sent tothe Old Capitol +02 - ®7-The Hon. Robert W. Tayler, of Ohio, who ‘Was nominated and confirmed at the last regular session of the Senate as Comptroller of the Treagury, succeeding the late venerable and lamented Elisha Whituesey, yesterday entered upon the duties of his office. THE Hosrirars any ri over seven hundred sick soldiers from General Hooker's army having arrived here within the past twenty-four hours. They were com. fortably quartered in the hospitals of the city. $$ ___ ING UP AGAIN, ®27 Joseph H. Sears, Postmaster at Hilton | Head, 5. C. has been removed, some of the fungs not having been satisfactorily accounted | tor. SSS } ®7 The Obio Legislature has Passed thp bill siv¥'ng the soldiers of that State a rignt to vote in future elections, | ! x g j NEW: STAR. LATE TELEGRAPHIC ANOTHER VICTORY IMPORTANT NEWS EX RY BUDGET [& | their church edifice | as provided by law. | ner 4) and K ste.. Isiané. ; Taorrour N IN THE WEST. ——— | ATED SOON FROM ; VICK Crxcrnnati, April 21—The Commercial’s Murfreesboro’ correspondent says a despatch from Gen. Hurbert reports Gen, Dodgrcom- manding Corinth, attacked the ensmy and drove tiem from Eesr Creek to Crave loss is 16 killed and wounded. The rebel loss is not stated. Vicksburg despatches contain nothing new. ek, Our; OFFICIAL. By the President of the United States of America. A PROCLAMATION. Waeitras, by the actof Congress approved ‘the atst day of Decemter last, the State of West Virginia was declared to be one of the United Statep ci America, and was admitted into the ‘Union on an equal footing with the ofigingl States in ail respects whatever, upon the con- dition that certam -changes should duly | made in the proposed constitution for that State: And whereas proof of a compliance with thatcendition, as required by the second sec- | Important news is ex; ected in a dvy or two FROM BEAUPRORT. New York, April 21.—The steamer Unite? Stutcs bas agrived from Beaufort on the 27th, where she carried the 23d Massachusetts regi- ment, ‘The transports Key West and Goy. Morton also arrived on the i6th with the %th New York. Pee ee reese, —— . THE CASE OF SPEAKER CALICOTT, ALBANY, April adopted the majority report in the ease of Spenke: Calfcott, clearing him of the charges ggainst him. MASONIC —A special communication of Colmmbdia Chapter. No. 15. Kh. A. M fokeld THIR (Tuesday) RVENING. at 7% The aiemberaare requested to attend aid: Cosspuntous in good stealing cordially invites. wider vu! eo . ee < <i ™ 8. INU. THOMSON. Bec. THE ANNIVERSARY MERTING OF THE Young Mens Ghristian Association will be held im the Fourth Pre: an Cburoh, Ninth: atreet, (Lx, SMiti’s,) 61 DN xSDAY EV EG ING. Apri! 2d, at 7: o'clock, Addresses will be inade by Rev. Dr. Gaysr, of New York, Rev. W. E. Sieger peenioe f of Philadelphia, and other distin- ainhed TR. § The pub ecordially invited ap2i-2t WASHINGTON, Arnis. 2, 1563—All the Master Bakers of this city ate requested to tat tl jaro pean Hctel, corner of Rieven' B and Pa avenue, next WEDNESDAY APT LN: NGON, peat inet af 1 gleek: crder o! 6 President: = JAMES BRADY. Henay Kortman Secretary... ap Bi-2t* LADIES’ FAIR.—The public arc invited to attend the Fair now being held by the La- , Gies cf Ryland Chapel at Potomac Hall, corner of llth ana D streets. ler the purpose of rebuilding Bp 18-3t" NOTICE —Ail persons baring grievances 1em Dat this o! on account ofirregularity + Im the reception or d ry of their mail matter. or discourtesy or want of attention on the part of the employes therein, will confer a favor by re- porting the facts to me at orce, in writing, in order | that the proger remedy may bf applied 8. J. BOWEN. Postmaster, Waskington C:ty Post Office, April 9, 1989. ap l4 Jotd — COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, U. 8 Inrsrxan Kevesvus, Washington. April 13, 1333,—No- hereby given to all persons who have not paid their taxer or licenses, and who have receivod Gemand Botice for the same, that, unless payment pms en ot ustore April yotb, 1263, 1 oon pro- cecd to collect the same ain or otherwise, LEWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of U. 8. Ivternal Revenue ap l¢-Iw fcr the District of Columbia, NOTIGR On and after the 30th day of April, the Office of Glenwood Cemetery will « removed to No 405 F street north. betweea 6th and 7th streets west, near the Post Office. sp 13-dtJunel 4 LK WRAPPINGS S' Laks s] AND SHAWLS. We have just received a beautiful a:sortment of the latest sty!es of heavy Silk Wrappings and Lon; d Square Spring Shawls. Also i0 pieces Blac! ‘6, suitable for dresses and rrepeings. M. TAYLOR & CO. R SALF—One large CARPET, can bacnt to suit #ma?l rooms,on the tour of my furaiture Wareroom; 2and 3 inch saasoned Walnut, about 1/09 feet, Curled Halr end Varnish, znd varioas other materiaisg for cabinet makers, 499 11th street. Bp 91-3" GQTRAYED FROM THE SUBSURIBER, on Sa: + urday evening, one roan MARE, biini in one HO#SR, (conde mued.) A liberal wil! be given if returned to J. KELLY ¢ Sp 21. OR SALE —Animproved NicholaSODA Foxseknaves co. plete, ‘with allver’ latet , draw pipr, sirrp Fottlex. cooler, &c.; will be sold jow if appileation ia made at once. Apply to JOS, IVAN, Druggist, corner 4th and H ets, apaist*™ = 5 21—The Assembly has | WANTS. Ww > ard do general work at $47 Psa ap 2i-< 5 Bl : ED=By @ young Woman, # 81 WATIC \ “y ‘aamberoaa or tutse.” silat Ne 3 utr W Es ber Shop ste Fa-grgp eet Mrag ON BS! se-opd yy ‘froma }3t it* doabwi A SNE wi: orner of y&ycune yD Bmaslt boarl, wi has ini’ wal ectan! Ke, avenue. Address * bch: ANTED TO PURCHASE—A PEDDL TICENBE ity. A t Pa avenue, between 4 ap? TANTED—An active young MAN to drivaa | : SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CdiLO tion of the act aforesaid, has been submitied to | A itd uke anacr ngement tole: vbeir Fos | me: | aiched Housed bosrd with the person taktng it; | Now, therefore, beitknown,thatI,Apranam 1x heatiavie "Apply Al pnis aificn, “Ser S | Lixconx, President of the United States, do ! } here in pursuance of the act of Congress toresaid, declare and proclaim that the shid | act ehalitake effect and be in force from and aiver cixty days from the date thereof. In witness whercof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of the United States be affixed. | Lonéat the city of Washington. this twentieth | tay of April, in the year efour Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty. three, and et the Independeuce of the United States the eighty-s ABRAHAM LINCOLN. | (e.8] By the President: WILLIAM SEWA RD, Secretary of State, LL Se PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER i UARTERMASTER'S OFFIOR, Carer Assist'T i Depot of Washinxton, 219 G at., * €orner isth street, April 20, 1863. SBALED Prorosats will be received at this office ant! Saterday. Msy 2, 1363, at12 o’clock m., for delivering in the city of Washington, at auch point as the Depot Quarterinaster may girect, one mil- lion (1,400 (00) feet of Lumber of the feilowing kind and dtscription, viz: | Yive hundred thousand (500,000) feet 4-4 or one (1) inch White Pine Common Cullings, ! One hundred thournnd (10,00) feet 6-1 or one ant abaif(l>s)inch White Pine Common Oulliags, | ‘Twenty thousane (30,000) feet 8-(or two(2) inch White Pine Common Cullings, | Fifty th id (50,00) feet dressed, tonzued and grooved White Pine, { Thirty thousand (£0,000) feet White Pine Timbar,3 assorted, i Thirty thousand ($9,000) feet White Pine Timber, 6 by 6,42 to 44 feet long. ; | Thirty Thousand (30,000) fect White Pine Timber, 4 | by 6, 22 to 24 feet long. ; | Sicty thousand (60,000) feet Joist, 3 by 9 or ten (10) | inches wide, 34 feet long. Hemlock, Sixty thousand (60,000) feet Joist, 8 by 9 or ten (19) inches wide. 16 feet long, Hemiack, ‘ | Bixty thousand (60,000) feet Joist 8 by 6 or seven (7) inches wide, 16 feet long, Hemlock, Ten thousand (10,000) feet Joist. 3 by 5 12 feet long, | Healock, : Ten thousand (10,00) feet Joist, 3by 5, Ii feet long, | emloc! Ten thousand (10,00) feet Joist, 3 by 5,16 feet long, | Hemlock, 5 Ten, thousand ( 10,000) feet Beantling,3 by 4, 14 feet jong, Hemlock, a j Ten thourand (10,600) feet Beantling, 3 by 4, 16 feet long, Hemlock, i H Ten theurand (10,000) feet Scantling,8 by 4, 18 feet | long Hemlock. Ali the above described to be good, merghantable | Lumber, subjectgo the inspection of an agent ap- pointed on the pitt of the Government, Ali the lumber to be delivered within thirty days | after signing the contract. ial eli Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con- sidered, and an oath of allegiance to the ©. 8. Gov- | ernment must accompany each proposition, The ability of the bidder to fill the contract should it be awarded to him, must be guarantied by two responsible persons, whose signatures must be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must accompany the bid i The responsibility of the guarantors must he shown by the official certificate of the Clerk ofthe Listrict Court or of the United States Dis- trict Attorney. B E Bidders must be present in person when the bids are opened, or their proposais will not be consid- ered. a The fall name arid ost Cree address of the bid- jer must appear in the proposal. t Wf a bid ivmade in the name of afr the names | of allthe parties must appear,or the bid will be j considered as the individual proposal oi the party signin it. . : onde in the sum of five theusand dollers, signed by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will de required of the successful bidder epon signing ; the contract d | Phe right to reject any or all bids that may be | deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter- ; master, ; H Informal proyosals will be rejected. i | Proposalx must be addressed to Captain Edward | L. Harta, Assietant Quartermaster U. 8. Army, | Washington, D. C., and should be plainly marked “Proposals {or Lumber.” FORM OF GUARANTEE. We —, of the county of —, and State of — : i i i i ing to renew the corre: gaged “WO ‘alter 1k be mort happy reply wi-l reach him if ad- to the care of ‘William, 18th ap Zi 3t" | PPREONAL.—~ CORINNE?’—If “Cocinne” is.’ po IN. tSOocinne? is en ence in which i 2 Ly - dressed as befere street.” Beene in ED COFFEES, A fine assortment of beat Green and Bla:k Teas and fine Java Coffee closing out at lees than whole- Sale prices in small and large Ppetitiee, at ap 31-206t 479 9th street, det. Dand'R. OTHAM NEWS, FOR SOLDIERS TO READ — If you wish to while away the di evening. send fora circular conta’ y and festive Literature. i Bret $2.1, or $5,00, and we willsend something Tich, eur prices are the Same as other Books wlers, but inducements BETTER. Cari pain 2 cts, colored ets. BRORNER & Oc Naxsav street, New 3 ork City. ap 2! Cc. NEW DRESS GOODS. ‘OLORED ALPACAS. PLAIN and FI MOUSLINS, MOZAMBIOUES, POPLINE VA. . . BARES ORA‘E MARTZ, SPRING BALMORALB. aie? j MOUBNING GOODS in great variety aud of beet makes. ap2l M_TAYLOR & CO. ren BESE AND EGGS 1000 boxes CREAM CHEERS (00 tubs and peile BUTTER, 160 barrels fresh EGGS. 4 JCHN W. VAN HOOK's, Commission Merchant. 55 Louisiana av., ‘ap 21-6t" between 6th and 7th sis, FROM PARIS. AVALE. enteret sur le service a bord des Batiments ¢e la Service Interiour dans les Divisions des Equip- | ages de la Flotte. wer eanization du Personnel des Equi ages dela | a. Elemente de Pactique a l’Usage des Officiers de Sete dericr Gomplet on Traits den Mane anceuvrier Compiet ou Traita des d@e Mer. Parle Baron de Bonnefoux. ree gare Arebeole ete Navale. 2 vols, Bonnefoux—Traite du Vaisseau a la Mer. Viel—Batimenta de Mer, Ramatuelle—Oours daRactique Navale. ap2i b2 ‘ANOK TAYLOR, j c'Tr RAILROAD TICKETS. Office Washington and Georgetown Railroad Co., anaes eed April 18, 1383. t PASS: KETS lesued by thi can bo obtained at the following places” | ™P*Y IM GRORGETOWN, AT Office of the Company, Bridge street. Cissell's Drug store, corner Bridge streets. Moore's Dru 75 esr High, and Cougress IN WASHINGTON, AT store 113 Pefingylvania Avenne. tore, corner Fifteenth street store, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Twellth st. Nairny Drug store, corner Penngylvania avenua and Ninth st, Gi'man’s Drug store, 359 Pannaylvania av. EB, @. Norton, Raitroad office, corner Pennxytya- nia avenue ard Bixth street, iemal Hotel: Cisrke’a Drug store, cor ner Pennsylvania avenue and Four-ané-a-half atreet. Bobn’s Book ptor+ 3 Pennsy!vania avenue, near Capit cPherson’s Drug store, 187 Peno:y:vania avenue Capito} Hill, alr h’s Caspin's Drug. Ping store. Corner Botenth and M ats. ‘h's J rug store. corner Seventh and ( sts, ‘» Dro 3 S) cormer Seventh street and sland. ces APove Dam: d.and in packages ne dollar. ansfer che-ks Rood only at the intersections of tha road, will be issued beretofcre by the conductors to those who pay fare | immeney or tickets. GEORGE 8. GIDEON, 21 Stew2w General Superintendent. sec WO DalLY be run beiween WASHINGTON and LING end PARKERSBURG two betweon yASBINGTON and HARPER'S FERRY. and eix ‘tween WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, as FOR PHILAD}LPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON. eae ere Mast ington até and I.1sa°m, and 3 and \nBundaye at 0p m. only, a) FOR BALTIMORE. 8 6.90, 8 and 11 15a, m. and 3,8 and ¢ 3) p, Dp Sundays atéa. mand ga-d63)p m.ouly, FOR ALL PARTS OP THE WEST. Leave Washington at 6308 m.and3 5 end 6» P ma On Baiidars at3aud6 Op.m oaly . YASHINGTON AN’ THE SOBTH Leave Baltimore for Washi " fs. meand 5,360 e0d By. ov ington at 4.50, 8 and iv FOR ANNAP )DLI3, Leave Baltimore at 8 a. m and Leave Wa-bin-ton at8 a.m, No train for Annapolis on Sundays, The third and fourth trains only from B, and the first and fifth trains frem Washineronsere at way points. 8 Leave at m, pm Ww. P. Master of Trans; L. M_COLR, General Ticket een eaeation, ARPER AND ATLANTIC FOR Ma H Spcatved’nnd for sale ap 20-3 Y just Le & SOLOMONS, PHI 332 Ps. avenue, the | store 608 Kighth street, Navy Yard, | will not be sold in the cars, but | 3 | Sud take her away. and ofthe county of —, and Stata of —, do ! Dereby guaranty that—is able to fulfil the contract in accordance with the termsof hia proposition, | ‘ and that, should hia proposition) be accepted, he ' will at once enter into a contract in accordance j therewith. , _ Bhould the contract be awarded him, we are pre , pared to beceme his securities. | aparta A te @ ea “SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTA- Die W: Mxo a6 Cguk ina honedivg houss or res urant; vrderstdn@e all kind of cooking; nee uplest they cab Give good wages. PRR On ae: Yor 2 aayae OS AEE: it 2 daya. rp\WO RBEEECTADLE GIRLS WANT SIT UA. TIONS. one ascook, the other as chambarnaid; a’so.mairi: fi or lbyeatso'd to assist ich tat o: care ofetiléren. Apply at 134 T straet, Sr za i Awe faut can be given. and SITUATION WANTED BY A ® ECTA- bie white girl as cock, washerasd ftoner in 9 Lf references are required the are Call on L street, betw oon b sts, sou A ; as empleyment. Addrese stating whefe aninter- | BOOKKEEPER WANTS ABITUATION. At prestnl, remuneration cot so much an object view can be had, “P. L. R,,’’ Star Office Rox 33. _ap 2-bt Ww —— ANTED TO RENT—On reasonable ta: ap zi WwW ANTED TO RENT PERMANENTLY—A email UNFURNISHED HOU + iv} oF FURTHER PARTICULARS “=SUT FOL BATTERY, REAT, .8. Frac-anir Minngsora, off Newport Vs., April 0—Noon,—Sir: Yesterday, oint expedition condveted by Gen. Getty and Flag Lieut. Lamson, easity captured the ne battery at West Kranch, coatain- our field pieces and about UO men. Lam ne inform: d that great creditis due to Lieat. Lam. | son for the prominent part he took in planuing and ecnducting this hand:rome affair. Gen Getty acted very handsomely throughout, and | pallantly held the battery last night, aided by TBs the cross- fire of our yessels. Yesterday the enemy unmasked a new and heavy buttery situated on the head of West seh, near Milnerstown, Red Perry, and commanding the lower Nansemond, in the di- rection of Porismouth. From this battery and rom the sharpshootere on the left bank, the | Barney was cbarply fired on yesterday, with- i ‘3K, or partofa | house by a ger tiomen engaged in the Depattmenis, with a family of two grown hog ed only. Rafer+ | erce and payment will be fonnd satisfactory. Ad- dréss CHARLES AMBROSS, City Post Office, ap 21 2t° WASTED—A cood colored WAITER at 347 ‘a. avenue. 2 apd ANTED—A WET NORSS. sean reetionsey, Store corner 12th and F sts. ap 2 WwW AN TED IMMEDIATELY—A FURNISHED HOUSE. Adiressa note to“B, F. W ,” Star Office, Ap 2) 3t™ WASTED A BOY of 18 or 16 years, to leara the at 496 7th street, between Ay ington city. bread baking; » German proferred. Inquire D and KE sts. ap 2-3" McKELDEN & PATTERSON. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good journey man BARBER, Germans only Sead ply. poly at 497 Beventh st , between D and Waal ap < reneral hougs - ne small family. Apply te 386 O street ap 20- ya IMMEDIATELY—Three‘gox CAL. li 366 E street, between 11th ard 12th, V RIAGR PAINTERs. Apply at the First Ward Carriane Manufactory, G street, between I7th | 8. H sts, ap 2 ott &E WANTED-—Containing 6 or 8 rooma, r furnished or unfernished, for which t will be paid. Address. carooi""H. W., ap 3 e beral ANT home by applying at 35 reet, between Lagpd M. City references require‘, Ap B) 2t* V | dreag U.S. A.,” Star ANTED—A small HOUSE (furnished or not) ou H, Lor K strreis, between 15th aad Xt Georgetown, Wanted by the year; first c: in family; reut paid inadvance fice. ap 0-1" Ww ANTED—A WHITE GIRL todo the zaneral work o!avery smali family. foone who is honest, willing and indastrious,a good home snd the very best wages will be given. Sth street. near t. a Apply at 393 ap 2) 3t* V between and 3th streeta; Box 24 Star Oflice ANTED TO RENT OHBAP—By a permanant tenant,an UNSURNISHED iM, locate street and New York ayenus and 3th best references given. Tess tating terms ap 2-3" WwW ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSB, unfurnished containin, to have the modernimprovements. Apply t> GOR- N $'W. CAMPEELL, No, 298 Hatrect. near ap 3-i0t* ut @ competent and industrioun , at corner Pa. avezue and Sth st. also. a fine lot of young earriage or draft horses, | quire corner Market and Bridge | town, D.C. N/ANTED—A COOK—one willing to assint in the general hoteework ina family of threa | rsons The best wages will be offered, and none reson reed appl CO’S Auction Room, soati ap?) ANTED TO SELL—New and second-hand BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and HARNESS; ORBRBS, one pair of large allsound and gentie. In- streets, George- ap 2)-3t W. L WALL PARTNER WANTED—Ap active man ,not afraid of work, can buy out orenter as partner a bus- (To tbii arantee must be appended the offela} | fess paying forty dollars per day profit. One | sertificate above mentioned ) ; thousand dollars required. Th y applying EDWARD L. HARTZ. } ean have his choice of two cities. ddress Box 535 Capt. and Ass’t Quarterin’r U. 8. A. i Post Cfice, Washington, D.C. ap?-3t" i isssa. H SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE OF THB | BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, } pert Ee eee | FROM WASHINGTON CITY! THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND NURTH-WES®. {| | | Making the Quickest Time. And the Only Route {| that can sell a Through Ticket direct, or vive a | | Through Gheck for Baggage from Washington | ; City With Leas Chacges of Cars than on any | | other Route, and wo Omnibus Ridirg. ti 1 FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON CITY, (Sundays excepted,) i | making connections with Trains leavin Baltimore | i at 8.154. M.and 9P. xv. On Sundays, Two Trains at 3 and 6.80 P. M.. con- necting at Relay with 9 r.. Train froin . imore, FOR THE WEST. Train i Washington at 6.3) A connection at Washington Junction (Re! with Train leaving ‘Baltimore ate.I5a. i Traing leaving Washington at 3,5, or 6.30 r. w, | | make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at , 9P.M. BE BURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THE i BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ' This is the Only Route by which Through Tickets or | Through Baggage Checks can be procured an Washington. Knight’s Latest Improved SLEB PING CAR: the most superior finish, attached to Nixht Tr THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE To COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, ClNe } CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, €e., de, Ley WAWITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTR. 9g WF" Special Notice to Passenxers for the West from Washington Pret ging West. by purcha sing their THROUGH TICKETS in Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv- ues of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without additional charge. WF Connections at the Ohio River with CLEVE- LAND & PITPBBURG, CENTRAL OHIO and MARIETTA & CINOINNATI RAILROADS; and, | through them, with the whole Railwsy System of | ; of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and SOUTH WEST. — M, makes House) ; ne. te | For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the | Ticket Office, Washington station. W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportati L M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. att LOST AND FOUND. | ESTRAY —Came to the subscriber on April lath, aCOW. The owner ie requested to come for- ward, prove property and psy for advertising. SAMUEL SEASE, 2) 3t* Clark Mill Place. CAME TO. THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRI- ber, on Saturday, April 18, 1x63, oneroan CALF, | 4 years old; blind im one eye. Enquire xt Cruit’ od stable, near Bridge street bridge. Th owner | | will come forward, prove property, pay charges, i VRANCI3 CURRAN. st week or ten days, a y silver pair cf Sugar Tongs, plated Butter | Knife, and small oid-fashioued Si 8 Mug with | bandle. Pawnbrckers are particularly asked for | information and liberally rewarded. Jewelors are | also cailed upon, Address Box No. 23, Allin¢or- matio strictly private Sad = ap 21 att ObT—On Friday evening, the I7th inst .» MEM® DORAN DEN Boo eae teen int oa ata | <ther papers of falue to the owner, The name of the subsor#ver is on the cover of the book. A re- wardco! $27 paid the oder by leaving the book at 254 Pa. aveaue, between 12th and I5 _ ap 20 3t* _ ROBT McLEAN STRAYED AWAY FROM THE PREMISES OF 4) Thomas Woodward, on Monday night, » red COW with horns ana L.'O. on the horns. A suita- ble reward wilt be paid for her reoovery or intor- mation of where she is. THOMAS WOODWARD, apisst* No. 35 Jefferson st., Georgetown, ‘WRArED OR WAS STOLEN FROM T2M@RES- idence of the subscriber, onthe 15th instént, a black NEWKOUNDLAND PUPPY, with breast avd tail tipped with white; answers to the name of Fey, Agfatiaisetory rewdrd will be given for him itteftat Mr. SHAW’S,No. 501 L street, between lot Sp 18-8t™ 2 REWABD-—Stolen from the subscriber on Wednesday evening, April 8th, a bobdtail bay BORSE, with saddle and bridle; 15+ hands high; 9 or 10 years old; turnes t@» front fect out; a lump on the middle of the back; one white hind Any persomreturning the Horse my bivery Stable; on K street south between ath 4 9th sts \near the Navy Yard, will rgcerve the ey ai M, J. POPE, foot to his ankle. to ani sb 3) ANTED—To rent or to buy a HOUSE, cen- trally situated in this cily; would not object ) to purchane some furniture, or tent ome farnished if cheap. | charactor and res full parti Tho dest references cam be iven aa to wasidility. N.," Box Pleave address, with S80 Post Office. lars, ‘* ap a-3t | avenue. p 13 Bore. WANTED—Ina private family preferred cation near |: th street and the avenue. at ANTED— Good HARNESS MAKERS, im- mediately. Apply te F. A, LUTZ, 393 Fa. ap for a gentleman, his wife and two children; |: Addres: ating lowest terma“G, J.,’’ Box $11 Post Office. ‘ap 18 St* M hi WATTS? Millinery Store, 254 High strat, 2 donrs ILLINER WANTED.—To 4 first-class hand hest wagee will be paid. Apply to Mrs. above West, Georgetown. Can board in the house if, desired. ap 18-3t* ati ANTED—Now, or by the first of May, a HOUSE near Pennsylvania avenue and Niuth reet. No objection to purchasing allor part of the ‘urniture. A small kouse preferred. Address ii next, from ladies qualified for the charge of the junior male public school of Ge Box 388, or apply to 334 Pennsylvania ay: ap EACHER WANTED. A ns in writing will be reeeived until wprlct ednesday, 6th of May sition, to lake or ge- town, D. C. if 5) per an a Bt TOs. JEWELL- Scerstary of the Beara of face. diane. . ap 18-e09t V iW quired. Apply at j between I3th and 1. Ww nished rooms; liberalrent will be pald. Address | tL SELDRER. 344 Pa. avenue, corner Tee ANTED—A DRUG CLERK; refere: iene Adaress‘‘B,,”’ City Post Oifice.. ap i7- y ANTED—A first rate CHAMBERMAID to as sist with the washing; good references re- a2 3 Franklin Pisce. I street, 4th. Ap I-lg™ DWELLING 7m 3 to 6 unfur- Te- ANTED IMMRDIATSILY — convenient to business, or BALLS, PARTIES, &o. NOTICE. HE TUSOARORA TRIBE of I: 0 R. M, beg leave to announce to their 4 th: Perit ir ar MeeAReeas Ki e ‘ard, May sth, Particulars in future advertisement. ap 21-e07t* G2ND CELABEATION OF THE FIRST OF Bounce to th al 1 B. {| Temperance Hall. ith, The HIBERNIA ULUB most reapectfully an- cir friends and the public geuer—- iy that thee will give their sixteenth grand ALL on PRIBAY EVENING, May 1 , street, between id be spared to make this ene No “pains ah of the first entertainments of the season. Tickets s 1, admitting g gentleman and ladies, By order of the Comm ittee Ap 21 5t* 'X\HE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEY- T MOU ga (t ance Hall. E street, between oth mp’ BR CLUB will be given on THI uekday) EVENING. April 21st, at premipere and pti, mieests $1, admitting a geatleman aul la- es. Comittee of Arrangements. Joho D Buckly, T. H. Byan, Daniel Buckly, Bugene Sweensy, Richard Walsh. ‘ The comwittee, assure us, as this is their iirst th: Hall, they will spare no troabée to make it oneioe ¢ most agreeable of the season. By the request of our faily amnounre that we to th A fine B for the No hats or ca Tickets $1, EMEMBER THE M. 8. A. MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION! Ay friends, reapect- GRAND SOTRSB MONDAY EVENING, April 27th, a TEMPERANCE HALL, fon E pi between 9th and 10th.) rassand String Band has been engaged asion. allowed to be worn inthe room. wittipg a gentleman and ladise— be had of any o! the members or at the door vn ‘© night of the Soiree, By order of the Oomimittes. ap 21-0t* th th The members of the y OLUB take great pleasure in announcin at Temperance Hall. 4 i aTayerr HOLL BOYS IN DHE TEWART HOLLAND cu “al AND pate cir friends and public in cy intend giving their fifth @ a NING, April 23d, The Hol has been en, i aod, Piloiets @ie admitting a gentleman and ies, “ itt Arrangements. . § Biter, , McNaney, John Poet th ee Floor Mani a or ‘ohn Tanner 5 N.B-A invitation ig exten all of vous lene: fr! fonds as no {nvita}ion cards will be sent, ry op aa IMMEDIATELY—A good COUK:: One willing to assist in general housework | can secure a <0ed 7 , st i ! } H out, however, receiving much damage. I Lave the honor to be, sir, very respectfully, youre, S.P. Lex, A. R. Admiral, Commanding N. A. B. Squadron Hon, Gideon Wetles, Secretary of the Navy, Washington, D.C. {Not*.—T wo hours and a half later, Admiral Lee telegraphed here that the number of field pieces taken in the captured battery referred to above, was five, and the exact numter of pris- ij oners, 161. Also, that Lieut, Cushing reports Inquire at the | that the new battery (mentioned in his pre- | yions dispatch) had been remoyed; that the enemy wns in retreat, and that the army might cut off a rebel brigade.} THE SITUATIO: Geld fell to-day in Wall Street to 115 as the evident change in the appearances of our mili- tary prospects. Admiral Porter’s exploit in running the Vicksburg batteries with almost | bis entire fleet, “setties ihe hash” of Port Hud- | son first, we apprehend, and afterwards of WAnTED IMMEDIATELY—A WHITE GIRL { to cook, warh and iron and do t work for Vicksburg; as well as renders it impossibie to { ferry any considerable quantity of (absolutely | necessary) supplies from Texas across the ; M Sippi. The emergency of Gen. Foster's ation has been overcome, and Longstreet has been forced to abandon his most offensive battery on the Nansemond, after losing an im- portant oné inthe same vicinity. His retreat | from the*bank of that river, mentioned else- | where in to-day’s Star, tells of the signal fail- ' ure of his demonstration upon Suffolx. Is , that gold has fallen ty 115 in Wall Street? - Tir Orr A.—Te-night, Meyerbeer's opera of «Thinorah” is to be brought out by the Grau | Company in @ siyle to fairly meet the great public desire to see it adequately represented. We doubt if the opera has been performed any- | where with a stronger cast than has been given no less than ten rooms; the house | { i \ i 1 it fer to-night, and it will have as its heroine the charming Cordier, who has been identified with the triumphs cf this opera wherever pre- sented in this country. ‘ As (ae performers are cu fail in Dinorah, the promptor’s voice will not probably come quite £0 persistently on the ear &s on last night, D5cis1ION.—The Secretary of the Interior has decided that those who have heretofore ac- guired lands conferring in certain cases pre- emption rights, are not thereby excluded front the privileges of the homestead bill. Penson aL.—Postmaster General Blair being absent from the city ona brief visit, First As- sistant Postmaster General Randall is dis- charging the duties of the office. NarioxaL Loan.—Subecriptions to the Nas tional Loan, yesterday, at the office of Jay, Cook & Co., reached $1,311,000. = ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF AD- MIRAL PORTER'S MOVEMENT DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI. Curcago, April 21.—A special dispatch from Memphis on the 19th says: The steamer Silver Moon, from Vicksburg on Friday, brings in- telligence that on the night before the gunboats Penton, Tuscumbia, Lafayette, Pittsburg, Ca- rondolet, General Price, and three transporis ran the batteries at Vicksburg, all safely ex- cepting the transport Henry Clay, which caught fire opposite the city and was burned. The Benton was the only bost struck. She had one man killed and two wounded. ‘The transport Forest QJueen had her drum- head injured by coming in contact with one ot the gunboats. She can be easily repaired. An hour and & quarter elapsed from the time of starting until the first shot was heard from the rebel batteries, by which time nearly all the vessels had get past. Latest from Europe. pat tale A GUNBOAT SUPPOSED TO BE BUILT FoR THE BEBELS SEIZED AT LIVERPOOL. esis ee leet THR RELEASE OF THE PETESHOFF DE- MANDED AT ONCE, ate ge New Yorke, April 21.—The steamship City ef Baltimore, from Liverpoo! on the 13th inst., has arrived. The gunboat Alexandria has been seiz¢d by the enstoms anthority at’ Liverpool, on the supposition of being built for the Confeder- ates, Lerd Lyons has been instructed to demand the release ot the prize steamer Peterhoff, with compensation, and without any delay of the prize court But if there shall be alleged any legal ground of capture, this case, like all other, must follow the ordinary course. It is reported that two well-known Amer- ican mcrehants had arrived in London, to-dis- pose of two millions sterling six per cent. U_S. bonds, and with part of the proceeds to buy up vessels buildiag in England for the Cos feder- ates. And it is also reported they have been anthorized to negotiate a loan of from ten to twenty millions sterling. Ps The Confederate loan touched three per cent. discount, but ralfied to from one to one-and-a- half premium. i The American Consul at Hamburg has re- fused to attest and put his signature to a noto- rial document, because the mame of Schoder and Company, who negotiated the Confederate joan, appeared in the document. Additional information has been obtained atout the new gunboat Alexandria. She was built by Miller & Co., and recently Faunched, and seized in the Liverpool docks by the cus- téms authorities, on suspicion she was intended for the rebels, The matter will be fully inves- tigited before any proceeding are taken beyond the detention, of the vessel. The London Star considers this @yent an ex- ceedingly good omen, and demands the prose- cution ef the builders. “The correspondence between the owneref the Peterhoff and the Foreign Office is published. Lord Russell says an examination of the pa- pers having satisfied the @overnment there was no prima facie ground of capture, and that the seizure was wholly unjustifiable, have in- structed Lord Lyons to make an immediate representation of the circumstances to the Washington Governmen , and if there is no legal ground for the capture, he, it is alleged, is instructed to press for the release ef the ves- sel and cargo, with compensation. -<The Union Emancipstion Society of Man- chester have held a meeting to protest against the building of war ships for tho rebels. A memorial was adopted calling upon the Goy- ernment to vindicate the honor of England by stopping such proceodings. Lonpow, April 9 —The Ti has an article ¢0 the effect that California $ with prepa- Ly under the sespivaieats Mr- a, for the capture of British Columbia ' 8 that the Federal Government is build. ing three Monitors for Californis’s use, exporting thither Iarge quantil gnnpowder. Eivenvoot, April 9—The r-bel privateer . enlied the Japan,.or Wirginia, sail-a from. Greenoch, notwithstaadiag oficial efforts to prevent her. ‘The London Globe referring to the seizure of the punboal Alexandria, at’ Liverpool, on sns- Picion of beig intendi for the. Confederates, aé@mits that the circa ances justified prelim- inary messvres, but from what il hears it doubts whether the matter can be carried farther. ‘The vessel was in a very unfinished state, and | and of shell aad itis asserted there was hing im her to indi. cate hat her service was to b= Cov.on qniet and unctianged — Beoadstuffs . dull, and tending downward. Provisions fiat | April 9—Consots ey aes. FURTHER FROM EUROPE acct gala POL) HTNSURRECTION STILT. SPREADING. Po :vianp, April 21.—The swamship Jura, from Londonderry on the 10th, has arrived, The Polish ins Cotton has declined fro penny for American aud: scriptions firm and munch; quict and steady. Provisions flat. © nis il spreading. &@ quarter toa half yptian: other de. ced. Breadstufts Corn tending downwards. sols ®Y for money. LOCAL NEWS, ———>-. AN EMRALMING OPERANO Williams und F. A. tntton, doing business at 356 E street, and who have been sporting badges beaging the inscription, “Embalming Surgeon, U.S. A.” without any anthority whatever te do so, were brought before (ol. Baker thig Morping, charged with an attemp: at swind- ling. My Amos Hendrickson, of Crossnicks, New Jersey, received a telegram announcing the ath of his son in the hospitalat White Oaks church, Va., and the following day came te this city forthe purpose of looking after the bedy, and here met Hutton, who agreed to procure the body, embalm it, and placa in it in transi/u to Philadelphia for the sum of $15. The next day was set for the tune to visit the hospital, but as no citizens were allowed to go aboard the steamer, Hutton snggested to Mr. H. that he retura heme, an:t that he (Hutton) would attend to the business forhim. Mr. H. did so with the understanding that he was to deposit the money ($15) atthe Express oftice at Bordentown. On offering the money, the agent refused to receive it until the arrival of the body. The body not arriving according to promise, Mr. Hendrickson telegraphed Hutton, aad after the sending of several dispatches, was finally answered that the body would not be ter- warded unless $100 was deposited at the express office in Washington. Mr. Hendrickson again telegraphed, reminding Ilutton of his agree- ment, and asking for an explanation. Hntton i g upon his demand, Mr. Hendrickson ug n# to the city, and reported the ciream- stance to the military authorities. The case was promptly snd properly dis- posed of by the Proyost Marshal, Col. Baker, and an opportunity wae afforded the embalmers for areview of their misdoings in the Guard Ilouse. ae ens LATEetT QUOTATIONS—WASHINGTON Mon- zY Magket.—Ful by Lewis Johnson & ; Co., Bankers. } Buying. Selling. U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 MY 16 U 5°20"8 .... es U.S.7.39 Notes Quartermasters’ Checks 99 New Certificates Weshingion Corp § U.S. Dema: d Notes, American ( old., American Silver, NEW YORE RATES—3 O'CLOOK P.M. Coupon 6's, $5}, 105; 7-30's, 105% al05 4; mands, 146; Gold, 116 BURGLARS AND THIEVES HELD FOR TRIAL.— A further hearing in the cases of Thes. A. How- ard, D. T. Grovee, N. 0. Fowler and R. McIn- teeh, charged with burgisriously entering aad stealing from the respective houses of Thomas Burr, S. Pribram and Thos. Ingersoll, was had yesterday before Justice Thompson. Messrs. Norris and Bradley appeared for the defence. Through the exertions of detectives McDevitt and Donaldson most of the articles stolen were recovered from the prisoners; and the evidence being conclusive, (the prisoners haying made & partial confession,) Howard and (+roves were committed to jait for court,and Fowler and McIntosh were released on bail. ee CRIMINAL CovUBT, Judge Fisher.—This morn- ing, Josephine Miles, charged with stealing a watch from Edward Anderson, soldier, was found not guilty. The defendent is a woman of looce habits, and the soldier went to the house where she was stopping, and not having any money, let her haye hia watch. After- wards he accused her of stealing it, and had her arrested. Benjamin Williams, indicted for stealiag a $5 note from Edward McGess, was acquittad. Jobn Adams, colored, charged in one indici- ment with stealing three cows from Conway Robinson and in another with stealing two cows from E. J. Middleton, is on trial. Sa I. PERSONAL—Among the perzons registered at Messrs. Green & Co.’s American pews rooms, Strand, London, for the week ending April ith, we find the name of H. A. Robbins, M. D, Washington, D.C. Also another name pretty well known here, registered thus, «Rev. 0. W. Dennison, Hyde Park, near Boston, Blass.” +20 + AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. [Correspondence Evening Star.] GxoxcErown, D. C., April 21, 1-62. There is nothing of importance transpiring to-da:. Our streets are again almost impass- able for persons on foot, 8 boats that were _ detained by the recent high water are arriving by canal, and report no damages by the recent ralus. - ¢ The arrivals since my last are as follows—by river: Steamer Beaufort, Ogden, Phila. mer- chandise to Hyde & Davidson; schooner Salis- bury, Simons, Phila. ceal to Jno. Wilson; steamer Wm. H. Frazier, Godfrey, Belle Plaine, light; bess Jas. Duell, Sutler, Belle Plaine, eee equipments; barge Abel, Wright, Warn. Aquia Creek, 1: ; brage Floating Dove, Cempbell, Belle Plaine, Army Stcres; steamer Tomkins, Backman, Aquia Creek; barge P. P. Demarest, Banks, Phila., grain to the Government; schooner Alex. Henderson, Kingen. N. Y., merchandise to P. Berry; sloop Belvidere, Lindly, Gray’s Landing, 50,009 fish to Jno. A. ight; also, Hunter's boat, fish to same; sloop American Banner, Mudd, Sandy Bar, 1500; Hutchin's boat, 2900; and seyeral other small craft, 5000 fish to same; sloop Stat, King, Alex., Barrells to A. Ross Ray & Bro.; schooner Wm. A. Crockett, Alex., liat. Departed : Schooner Z. Lecer, Robbms, Tiv- erton, R. Island; sehr. J. R. Ford, Cambell, Alex., light; barge Bird Hill, Buckley, Aquia Creek; Jura Everett, N. Y.; barge S. Crozier, Phila., and schooner R. H. Kem Arrived by canal—Edward E. B. Barrett; H. Delafield, A. Healey, W. Garrott, M. P. to Ray’s dock: Ellen Japtain, eoal to UV. C. and F.C Jas. Baker, coal to Borden Mining Meee eer to a peaee dock; H. B. t 's dock. or ehariel “Satety Clark, H. Delafield, P. A. Healey. Edward Beyce, Ellen, Mary Mertins, H. T. Kinette, W. H. Barer, €. E, Detmoid, . B. Cromwell, Jas. Baker. M eparniee oe Rolerson, Cahoon, Boston, cout frem Agnew’s dock; barge John Beal, Peters, coal from ditto; schr. Bremen, Satem, Mass., coal from Ray's dock; schr. Charlie and Willie, Pilsbury, Boston, coal from Cumber- land ©. and F. Ci chr. Goyernor, York, Bos- ton, coal from ditt | I ived--Mre, L, W. Jackson, 105 tons co eae *s dock. Also, departed, Gen. Rose- *s docks, 113 tous coal. Business quiet. Markets firm, with whola- sale guotations as follows: ‘ ie 2 Fionr, super, $738: extra, $3a5801; fam ily, $9a89.50; Caledonia, $10; Welch's family, oF eS H. T. Kindle, Co.,; Mary Cromweil, 10.50. Wheat, red, $1.00a81.70: white, St sic very choice, $2. Uorn, wMite, mn yellow, 9c. Oats, by measure, hal ne $252830. Mill stuif—middiings, ‘shorts, 3Uc.; brown stuf potatoes THAME. - “ win apple ider, 15@ » cle $908 ar j boavse.: whisky, 4&c.; salt, G. A. $1 wa, ‘ane, $250. Ghaberiand coal, $1.25; an. thracite.§6.50. Wood, pine, $4.50a35; oak, $5. asé. Lumber, pine, #25 per M. Plast«r, la S6n86 50; ground, $19. Champagne cider, per case, Herring, gpass per M. Shad $18 per hundred. By GREEN & WILL[AMS, Auc NISCRATORS SALE OF WHEEL! Aas Huss, SPokRS, 1 tiegith in iT sell: by order of the 108: or sre Goart, the personal effects of Obarles 8 Whitney toe peri orclock A. M., at the Whitney, droemnia avenue and 10th sizecheast, ¥* mention in part, vl and Hubs, Spokes. 10" edit yd used. wet var ith sgood assortm.dt of & other, eoleund other articles which we desi O° nesesrary to enumerate. Terms % jinistrator. HOMAB DENNIS, Adininistra ap 2t 4 OUMBEN WILLIAKS, Aucté.