Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1864, Page 1

i PUBLISHED BEVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) “eee AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,’ Corea Prix’s Avuxcs Axp ite Stump, . BY " WwW. D. WALLACH. -_—_——e ; Papers served without wrappers; by carriers, $Wcents per week; in wrappers at the rate of $6 per year. To mail subscribers the price ls $5 per year; $3 for six months. Papers procured at the Star office counter, with or without Two CenTs BAOH. Eee aiieedintesied should he sent to the eMiee before i2 o'clock M.; otherwise they may pot uppear uatil the next day AUCTION SALES, _ FUTURE DAYS. By 3.0. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. - pasEtrrene SALE OF VAUASLE VAOANT LoTS iX ake Fisst Warp in 9 wHIDAY A¥- TERN JOR, March isth ,at.40’clock,on the prem- ises, comme neing with the frat pamad, wa shall ail tke following vacant lots lying fa the First Ward, viz: Part of Lot No. 5, in Square 105, fronting 1° feat oa Nerth H street, between Eighteenth and Niac- teenth streets. ¢ 8, Bqusre No. §5, fronting 45 feet on Tweniin atreet west, betwee T and K +tr: th Lot}, 8qt ace 23, fronting 4 ay Now Hampshire everus, at it: i u Mie Treaty fourth strest and nor sta et a eniy fourte, fest om New n North T stroet gil the each St fest tin. | 8 corner of Twan on North i street near Lot 8, fa Farare 0, front shire avenue, betwee * Cites.” Lote iend 2? Square 41. jroutin ebes on Norin A street a ty-third sireet weet Lot is, 2a2are 43. f-outiag £3 feet sy third sirest. between (i # Lots Bands sa3 On Twer- LU scrests north. I ofG.in Xquare ¥o. 5, oa I atraet anc T -Seventh stree:, rear tha corner of Twenty sventh end I streets Lot? Sqneve 43, fronting {4 feet oa North Bastreat, between Bipnteerth snd Nineteent’ strasts. Terma one taird cash, the remainier in six and tweive montbha with interest, secured by daed of trust on the premises Conveyances at cost 0! nm J. be purchaser. SOURS = U0.. Aatts, ByJ C. McGUIRE& OG . Auctionears. CB4NopRY SLE OF VALUA5.S PROPERTY 7 AT TEE CORNER UF ElgarezN7H ANC I SigrKts. By virtue of s decree of the suprem2 Court of the District of Columbia, paszed in a cause Wherein Richard Lay, executor of Thomas Usroery is ‘om pisinant, avd James L Carvery, Joseph 0. Ivo and € M. wife. are defendants. tae eub- soriber, a8 Tru i bidder, atau bis, stee,wiilexpose to the turh dey of March. the following: very ¥ city of W. ugton, viz: TRat pa cel | of ground in Square No. 6. being the southeast | sorrer #f said square, fronting 45 (eet on I street | Forth from the corner of isth street west, by 115 feet deep, frouting ov 18th stteet wr nd Contain- ing 5,! Te feet. more or Jess. the brick Gwelling-house an¢ otha buildings iereon i . Terms of cale: Qne-third cavh: une ‘rasifus at six, lweive,anc eighteen montis, with interest 02 the deferred paymeate from the day of sals, for which the purchaser's boads, with surety, willbe taken, anda lieu reserved o: “ha propsrty therafor, Ff the terms are not complied with 12 figs days from the Gay of sale. the property will ba sold atthe purchaser’sexpenes. on one week's nuties inserted in the Natioual Inteligencer Deeds and revenue stsmp: st ihe vurchaser’s et. REDLN, Trastec mb5-Staw J.C.McGUIRE & CC., Aucts. Ba The above property is vers desirable from its prozimity to the President’s Hoase and public buiidings—the dweliicg house containing twelvs rooms and @ spacious kali-and the exellent Eeizhborhood in hich the property is sitaated, porhspe the test in the city. Ww. R, PvI. 0. McGUIR DEL SLB BESIDENOB, OORNER OF AF Fixti ann D erekers, ISLAND, aT PrBitiO SaLp.—By virtue of a ceerse of the Orphaas’ Court of the District of Columbia, confirmed by the bupreme Court cf the United Stetes, 1 shall on FRIDAY AFfERNOON, Sarco 25, at four kh, Ob the premises, the fo lowing longing to the en’ 4 % & O9.. Aactionssra, z: Lot numbered one (2!) in Todd ani Gan- De ll’e sab-divivien of Squs-e num ered four hun- Gred and sixiy five (26°), fronting 23 fest and G inches on Six ett west at the corner of S outa Diteest, de i eck 120 fee! to a U5 foot elley, improved by s hande*me and @ell. ballt two story-ene attic framo dwelling, with back buildivg, stabling. &c. . is Terman ons halt cash, the remainder in six and twelve months. with interest from day o! sala, the Geferred payments to be s«cured by the notas or Donce of the pure! -r, with a surety or sureties te be avprovec by ... trustee Ona ratification of the sales by th ard @ payment of tha whola purchzse morey the tructes w vey the proper- ty to the purcbarer in fee simp Oonveyaness and s*ampsst the coatof the pur- : JOBIAH SIMPEON, Frustes, karat J. 0. MoGUIRE & CD., aacts by THOMAS DOWLING, Ancticreer, Georgetown. D. 0, Mis PROPESTY ¥OR XEN T—iy ordar of the VE Presideat and Directors o° the Ohesapaskaani Chio (sna highsss bideer on T M. property of pany, ly R. reck basin and the river, aud we tam. Lng dam or cut-let lock She property will be civided into lote of aboat fifty feot wat, ch, and will be rented for obe yeaT, commencing the lst of April next paya- et of ake piace on the premisez, at 2 . HOLE WIRTH THON AS DOWEL LikS & UC., Auctioneer CEMESERY—fhe masegars bave resoived to raise t fore crirg se. to 500 lof gad parts of lots s and for forther means to embellish, sn¢ othe te improve the grounds. This Cemotery is lai on the plan of the c-lsbra_ei Gracawood Cametery of New York, of which !t iszaii by travelers. to excel in Liauty aod srrangemen‘s, anythiag of the kind either in Europes or America. Gienwood is situated on the hign ground over- ocking the city of Washington, and on & direct @ with North Capitol street, one and-a-hail Tela iemctnty we cbartored ay Congress, and the jis ceinstery is charts’ E85 plots sre not iiable for debts, taxes, or any other invasion. (Pee charter.) ‘or alogue h misp, charter. ard by laws, apply to the Auctioneer, JO McGUIBE & OO., ecrner Pern, avenue and 19th etrest. where the ak place 1m WEDNE?DAY and THURS at3o’slock p m. ndsat all hours, E, President. & CO., Anois EN Lay. We 16th erd 7th of March, én ‘tors acmitted ny the grou a6 to BuARCt. 0 sULrise to 6 tT B, OLO3 mbs4@ _3.0, McGUiRB U 8a —Ia vir 3 7 ) » of ficri facies, iezned from the clerk’s ostce of the Puprame Court of the Districtof Columbia, and to me directed, I will rel! at publicsale, for yu! cath, at the auction atore of Wr. L. Wall & 'Co., ecrber of Penn, avenue and 9th street, on SATUR- DAY, the Toth’ day of March instant. Jess, at 3 o'clock s. m,, the folowing Gdods and Ohattelr, to wit, viz: 1 Gold Lever Hunting Watch, 1 Oba, 1 Diemcnd Breast Pin, 4Gilt yryme Rogravings, era Giars. : Siisea and levied upon a9 the goods and chattels of Steppen Garnett, and will be sold to astisfy writ No. €21, in favor of John B, Horch isson.. RD H, LA whS. ts U. 8. Mi UCTION Ogice of Casef Quartermaster, Weshinston. B. C., March 3. 1354. Will be sold at public auction to the highest bid- €er,atths Dopot of the Cavairy Bureau, at Gies- bors Port, on THURRDAY the '7ib dsy of March, and or THU BDAY, the Sl*t day of March, 1364, from bey to one btn¢red (10) condemaed orres ech day. = st Eestern Branch Corre!l, D, C., on NAY, tae i0th day of March, ard on DAY. the 3th dav of March. '88¢, from Ar- to one hundred (1%) condemned Horses each 30 THURS tye y (50 Ga: Ye Thers Worse! have been condemved as unfit for the cevairy service of the United State: army. Por roac and farm purposes wany good bargains may be h - Horses ingly. Terms cas, in Cuit+d states Treazary notes. { Sales to commence at 1) o’clock a, m | JAMES A. BEL Liedt, Col. anc thief Quartermaster, wr u3-25t Oavelry Baresa QALE OF CONDEMNSD HORS#s AND MULES. i ES. Cuizr QvasrEsMaSta’s Oreice, Lepot of Washineion Washington #. C., Fev. 44, 104 public suction, at tue Qorrais ry. in tue ¢ Washicgton C.. on WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1354, cad ow WEDNESDAY. March 23. 1354, 2 lot of BHOBSES AND MO condemved ss unfit for pu Sales to com meres at if o’cluck Terms cask iu Govcinment aa Brig. Gea, aud Chief Quarterinanter Ve vot of Washingt _fe 4-14 £ Be ont of Wax a UCTION SALB OF OONLEMNED HORS83, é § Will be scid nezr the Obsers LT . RUCKER, Wak DePanTMERNT, OavaLay Buakau, Offce of Chief Qeartermestier Washington, D.C. Bed. 33, 1S at patiie s dates na Penna... 5 Horses, Fi ‘toors, Renna , 30 Horses, Priday, 1th At Rew Hraoewi “k, M.J., 500 Horses, Tuesday wn, Penns., 2% Horses, Friday, Bth — Newark, N. 3. %) Horses, Taesday, 222 Ac Lebanon, Penna., 0 Horses, Friday, ‘Sth arc! sit Wilkesbarre; Pena... 90) Horses, Tuesday, 2th reh. These Horres have been conde tie Cavalry service o”*) + United states Aeeee ge "poses nisuy good bargains il be sold stogiy. afiee to begin Ata: toy ond eostigue day til Serms cash, in Usited ‘ates By ‘Treas: Oxte? Qasrtétoiaater, Unvaice aa “wa ! ‘asport, reans., 39% Horses, Paerday, a voz, XXIII. PERSONAL. . L. TH—AN EXOBLLENT OLAIB- coed ‘est Medium 620 I et near 4th de- frieads, sees ges : Be onaracter, in: ne Tiestly. - efttstatare “wots Rows a Ms $1. ma 7-Im* mB. pi IS OU) NQ HOPELESS CASES aay OF D.cEASB By Magnotiem ‘en1 Electriotty. when all other treatment feila, Call and see tos- _ Dmonisis st 446 K street, Washington, mb 8 !m* I ADIES, ONLY LOUK AT THIS !—We are now 4 prepared to do any kind of Embroitery by akil- fai bancs, on such terme that cannot fai! to satisfy. We co your Stamping in elegant stzle, aad no botrhing, and wish it to be understood that not con estee with any other placa of the the city, where Stamping Is advertised. M scribes and sommuricstes with spir ying friends ‘ata distance, tells t i SF Ou. ince is 31 F e*reet, opposi‘e the Pateat Offs € We ook oct that you Jo not mistske tha street. a Enbroi- while you fo 18 daily reeeive pew Patterns for Braid cory just out, and stamp your goo it Machine stitching neatlycone. Pp MBDICAL, ERSONS Euffering with Syphilis, Gonorrhaa Gleet, Eeminal Weakness, or Private Discases of any description, shoold ve immoediate'y upon is. Female Diseases treated in the most scientific anc succersful manner ne Soocor'e Diplome henge in Mis ome, cer mot DAVE, Acure guaraniied, 458 7th street, 0 ite Post Off. voc 2 ____ DENTISTRY. G{247 DIgcOVaBY IN DENTISTRY. Fach Extracted without Pain with the Muhrite of Oxygen. Iwonld sdvire all persons having teath to ox- tract to call at Dr. LS WIE’S office, and have them taken out by this new ard harmless process. Alzo call ara - szemine the Vocter’s new and rroved method of Iaserting Artifcisl Teeth. If improvement in hie teeth youonce seo the great i you wi!’ bave them in no cther style than thia new andvalusbieone, No. 242 P: me, betwe sth a sth strecte, no fe 9 _R_LEWIR. M. D.. Dentist. M TEETH. + LOOMIS, M. D., the Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAY PLisTS TEETH, at tends perronally at his office fa thi sity. Many persons can wear these-//7? teeth whocannot wearcthers.ard no pereou cap wear others wc canuot weer tues, Porsons calling at my off a can be accommoistet with eny :tyle an4 price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular and wish the pures:, cloanest. strongest, and most perfect deotare that art can produce the MINSRAL CLATH will be more sully warranted Rooics to thiscity—No. 334 Perneylvavisevenus between 9th and ifth streets, Aliso, 207 Arch st, Phiiadelpb mart-ly ee Ee ES CATER PAPERHANGINGS, &e. PAfeBuaNcines AND . WINDOW BHADES. J.L EIDWELYE wovid ro*pscttfally iuform his frienis ecd tbe pab cally thet he bas now on had a well retected Sseortment of WALL PA- PERS ord WIN DOW SB ADRS saitable for pazlors, baiis, dining rooms, &c Also on hand, FIRB: BOSRD PRINTS, PAPER CURTAINS. JORD TASSELS, &c . all of which he is prepared to ral at ths lowest cash prices All papers hung ity et country by experienéed workmon Boiice, Eimamber the pleeo—No. 367 D street, sear 9th yect, in Franklin fall Bah —— GEORGETOWN ADVER™MT: AYOR’S OFFICE. @zEonorrowN, D. Notice is hercby given th: lie e' erchy giv rt €. ion Wi ‘ace in this Town on MONDAY, the 14th instant, for one member of the Board of Common Council, te fill s vacancy therein nhgat HENRY ADDISQN, Mayor. Mahe DANGING 40aDEMY, = Union Horss., GzonceTowN. Prof, MARINI bar the honor to guncanca to tae ladies and gentiemen of Georgetown that he villi commence & new quarter for Isdica mikses aud matters on We deasiay Maree: Ota. During this quarter Mr yitvely Lit pupils for dis Grand Floral May Ball. xu tlemen’s class will commence 6m Weinesday, March 9th, 1864. Days and hours of tuition for lasies, mistes aud wasters, Wednesday and Saturcay from 3 to 5 p.m. For gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday from 8 to mm, ww ‘or particulars apply at the academy daring #cbool hours. mh 9 2w* Recruits Wanted TO VILL THE QUOTA OF THR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. BOUNTY VOR VETERANS, S552, $226 ef which will be paid in advaxco. POR NEW RRORUITS, $452, 25 of whieh will be paid in advances. BOUNTY BOUNTY FOR COLORED REORUITE, S150, Paid fin advance, FERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST Will apply to any of the following BECRUITING OFYICERS: 8. 8, BAB RE, Engine Hali, near the Market, on Ponntylranis avenue, between Seventh and Niuth etreats, 3.0, HYDE, Gorner of Fourteenth and G, A, KEASBEY, H street, near corner Of Ninetsents aed Penn- sylrania sveaue. J.C. PAREER, Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, Goorge- town. C. GC, LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, haz been appointed Recruiting Officer. BBNRY A, SUR RETZ, Osptaln aod Provost Marsha}, "Distelot of Columbia. ow York avenue. J 38-t? J ¥ COOKE « co., BANKERS, AaugD Dealers In Government Securities, No. 452 Fifteenth Street, WE BUY AND SELL, AT MARKET PATRS, C. 8S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS, which are no longer isened*by the Treaenry to subscribers, the whole amount authorized haying been taken, ere ALSO— U, 8. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1881, SEVEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTXS, FIVE PER CENT, LEGAL TENDER NOTE: CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTE COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE We pay ths highest prices for ARMY AND NAVY VOUCITERS axD QUABRTERMASTEB’S CERTIFIOATE CHEOKS, te 4-dtt “JAY COOKE & CO. ‘EW YORK AND WASHINGTON BTEAMSHIP COMPANY, The Berew Steamships BALTIMORE, 8ALVOR, EMPIRE, JAMES 8, GREEN, axD PAIBBANKS this company, leering foot N compore the age of Walt etree ew York, and foot High stroet, Georgetown. every Wednesdaz nnd Saturday, MORGAN & BHINEHART, Act, fe2-3m____“Foot High st. Georg:towa._ FPOREST WINE EIFTERS, REST WINS BiTTARS. Eqncltoany oehee bitters ia the country, por by , . "erLRy A. BHINN, No. 57 Greene street, Georgetowa, D.O ROFESSOR ALEX. WOLOWSKI HAs THE boncr to angounce that in compliance with the genera! request of his friends and: sive ove more and positively Inst ? insiruction im Singing the Piano Forte, by his new and entirely original method. Ail those who desire to become fine singers or ex- cellent performers can avail themselves of this last opporterity by applying at his residence, No, 316 ¥ street, cornerof lth st. fea - ‘© 3BE MUSICAL PUBLIC.—J. M. B _ Piano Turer sud Repairer, would respect fully anpornee to his friends and the mnueical ‘bie generally that by lesving their order a WE ENTWISLE'S Drug Store, corner of Penn avenns and 12th streets, they will be prompt: ly and satisfactorily atteudea to, Orders itom the country slso attended to by ad- dressing to Washington Post Office. fa 10-3m* petan 7 ap 7 LISHED 1850. ibAAO HBBZBERG & BON, #29, 000 to loan inaliin exon Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, tilver Ware, Lediea' aud Gents’ 4 Wesring Avpuiel, and for the purpose of 4 enla'ging cur business. we hava erected a Werehouse ard we now wake losnaon Merchaa diese, surniture. &c., atourold established stacd. No 361 Ort, betw. 4s and 6th. res-of National Hotel. {(mnlsml 1’ BERZ4ERG & BON. Moezyr “MONEY! ban MONBY, M. K. WALSE. & ©O., LI@ENSED PAWNBROKERS, No, 299 C streat, between 9th and 10th sts,, Dear the Va-ieties, Money advanced om Gold sé Silver Watclics monds, Ladies and Gentiemen’s Wearing Ap- el &e &e feli-sa AS SRS FOS SALR& AT GEISBORO P a by ths cart or vesse! load, at Jow rates, tors on band WP vaytaine of vessels desiring retura freight, would 0 well to osil, Apply toOAPPALN JOS. UL. D INT, bow FRANK IN at the caw wharf, Qi or of eee NE& SOE INGER, 250 B strest. je23 2 3 SCT 19 pexes C28 2) 0; ADAL 3) TALLOW Sheap for task xt Natiesal Soap and Candia Works, Green street 20d the Oanal, Georgstown, v0. ‘i er ® FESSOR is roonrs fo COTRASEs. - WOLOWSKL Was apnea r BYNGING «nd PIANO PORTA All thors who devire to avail them: se Eine benehis of bis now aod Simpl fio tem, "i denes, Ne corper of ith jou ours’ r ieretonk ri. BEAT fACRIFION—A new eplanala Graad = G Baqnare PIAVO PORTS jp for. bya ferneem at Prot ALB eh i val : fmt deception hours are dautiy een a 2 a gentleman leaving Warhingto: Booms, No, 316 F street corner of Bleverth street, \LABRIFIED CiDER! P OLARIPIED OfDRY! I have just received per bark Bay sRr i daily expecting per schoone-s Martha acd Biving Drager, large tucpiios of Prime Ofder from si to Shich T es Bttention of ‘all ee. want of a good art Re ae «© RIBLY : fhe Gres street. TObron. corgetown. D. Q. fe ERSONS WIBHING TO bLBARN 7 EBENCH Lengusge, Addrese Box O81, Fost / | qari AL PRIZE gi0.0c0! SEELBY Ledet rhea LOTTERY 4 STATE OF KENEUOKY, i, &. SIMMONS & CO.. MANAGERS, AMUSEMENTS. FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AV, / ROBITIVELY THE Last NIGHT BUT TWO 0) be BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT WR. J. 8. OLARKR. who will appear S RVENING. Merch [0 1964, iN £ GRAND vOUSLE PBRTORMANOB, Supperhs by eR AND MES.0 M. WALCOT, Jx., and tho fai! strength-of th: The performance will stone’s admirable Domed of SENGLE LIFE. Mx. Peter Pinkcy,abeshtaibachtor.Mr J 3. larke To concluce with the same author's giotious Coneey of MANRIRD LTP Mr. Henrys Dove... oo... ‘Mr. J. 8. Clarke ‘To-morrow, bencfit and last night bat one of Mr. Ae tiate. wo, Wl appear es Asa Srenchard in emedy of OUR AMERICAN GOU2IN ® originally acted by hia .n this city, other laughable pieces. s Bates londay, reappearance ©. the eminent sctar, ey eeRR 5 AK SIT. GROVER’S THEATER, Pennsyivance Avenuc, near Wiilards Hote. LrowtsanGroras, wan... — DIPSSOr Sino of the New Cuehtuut at. Phester, Pniis, GRAND QavA NICHE inhencr of tho visitor for EU LEN AN? GRNMAL U, 8. GRANT, 1c! ch a3 18 bs aie PNT AND MRS, Lin JOLN é ORE SA aident's Lous J. TE, THE ASSISTANT B: HES. bxWARD 5nd in two eho RY OF BTA’ STATE. ES OLD LFRUT GEN CRANT. oPAr¥ AND FAMILY, bave secured boxts and signified their int=ntion of boing preeent. Jhe Cheater will be dscorated for the o:casion. acd dy par‘icolar requestor the above Gistingcished peraonager, Bb WEN BOOTH. a! pe: te rmace o? bis gre at charac- Reedane id, Mr, Grover hav “!rectes th: attendance, fur this Oreerion. of Mir Quarles Koppits trom Grover’s New Chesirut street Theater, Poiladelphia, who ‘will conduct the Grand Urcnertra BICHARD ll -.. MR BDW:N BOOTHE Tc-neorrow night, last tims positively of Mr, Both in hin great cheracter a. MLer. WANTED—rhirty Youog Ladies forthe Grand Fpeciacis of the BBVEN SISTERS, whichis nowin préparation aul will rhortly be procucd te a 2 a B. Willgive a spect ter of CANTERBURY HALL, KUSIO ? CANTERBURY, AND AL § CANTERBURY. } THEATARK. Lovisiava AVaKus, Rest of National and Metropolitan Hotsis, @aoxce Lea... .--..Propristor. & ‘Tremendous sennation eau ed by the Double-voised inge: DORA DAWBRON, First week o i MiSB ANNIS BCASDWELL, ! the telerted Operatic Vocaliat, | The Premier Danse ' ery MULLE MEDIA, entire BOQUET GP BRAUTY in iwo Charmirg Laile.a, ; Lae of °D TUB LITTLE MONITOR, uyan Beeeniricit! ANEW PANTOMIME ANU A LAUGGHALLE FARCE EVERY NIGHT, An eutire change of ever Firet spi in bis K recranme x NIQUT. Deora open ata gester, to 7; parformance abs ‘tor baicre § o’sioek. Admission 2% and § cts, POPULAR PAMILY MATINER BVERV HATUPRDAY AFTERNCON, (Saccessorsto Joho A. Morrie& Co) at Zoid atcalf prices for la ad children 10 BE DEAWNIN COVINGTON, KY case : BRAWN IN COVING eae eee VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Satu » Blarch 46, 1854, sia as 7 ones URDAY, Margi, 18 Faosting ##58, AVEROR AND Nista Spe, ALL THE GREAT STAR TROU 2B TO NIGHT, ee DNEW—BVELY AGE RRW—NEW tna KS-NBW STYLE OF RNTERTAYD MEN 2, The great Pacjcist of tha wo MA. J, THOMPSON. Last three vighis of 7 ee reeee M’.Le LINA WINDRL, 2. The matchless young actresr, ea B00! MI+S MAGGIE’ FRIEL, 3 and the troup. of “ars ‘ i. FRANK KERB, 598 HALL, 1. KITTIA iE. MEL GEBTZ, MsGGin VERNON, MAGGIE WILEON, 2Ns1% BuLMORE, MR FANCIES WEDNESDAY AriERNOON MATINED, Fenefit of Mr. Larry Kiei abawy FRIDAY, & 11, 186. -atounting to Tickets $10; Halves 955 Quarters 82%; Kighth= a Tor information or orders addons BIMMONS, RUGEES & 09., mb 7-3w* New York. _ oO NB-HORSE COUPEE. Ww oer for sale cheap a Que boree Coupes, close {| all ercond, wits gises front and sides, and arranged SS ALDRIOH’S Who.c-ale Grain and Feed Dapot, NAVAL OF FIOBRS. H corner Second and O streets, near B, and O. RR! z N BCHOLAMS TBD EEATES, Depot. ma seit | | U8 BOMINENT SORBRS PEDN. AVENUB AND 266 B BTREBT “| DIStINSUISHhD FORSIGNERS, | 350 CaMpaelis a BON hers conttantly on | PUBLIC BOILDINGA of Weel ington, nand Blacksmith and Carpenter Tovis sed Bulla- ACTORS any ae Sih RAPH, & ivg Bartwars of every Seroription sole agents at rR Li as Be oueeeee? ec. fer Darlin, Schwartz's U. 6, Standard, Roles, 7% + ate &e Boxles, \d fe 20-a01m* aaa sage! bet. 14th and isth sts.. and > 316 F street, | W urive from the inside . dA8.G Me} mh 2 12t Auct posross: | POFATORE !! POT ATOBE !!! 1 am delivering to families to all. parte of the city, by ry jos Potatoes si per ¥. best Jersey Peac. GEO. f STEWART. boshel . mh 5-lw* Corner i2th and B streets. UIRE* GO, Com. Merchente. S52, OATR OF FINE QUALITY—Vor sale at ObTiCULTURAL EARE 2 7 SAWe A x LOULS, & BOISSORS, AND KNIVES, a, 3383, BD FORES GABVEN TROWBLS, &c., ty oe if % TOOLS, AND IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN AND #LOWER BRED, Of everwcencription. J. P. BaRTHOLOW 555 Seventh sireet, batween Penn, avenue acd Cans! Waal ington, I MILLINERY. sADIES, All Lass of you isto give me a 6! lL will tate plestare in snowing you all “GD a fall var GALDES fezb-enst latest noveiues of the day in the MILLINERY and FANCY GOOD LINK. My store fea tical one, No. 94 Larket Bpa’e, corner oth street, Setil contains handsome goods, =He C stique N’ . ew do not pars the atore, Indies. without atop. | Henatu-le Coars de Tectique Nevele. Parte. pig in. argatry MADAM! PRINGH. | Pe ahraxa th H, HOFFA, B BRIGRSI' DFALER IN eunfersigned have Si (i) britiinatBricks for | WATOM MATERIALS, TOCLS, OBYSTALS, FILES, &c. No. 337 Pennsylvania avenue, qpporits Metr yeliten Hotel moh? ly i Washington D. 0. VRIRAMAR— Protected by Royal Letters Patent En, lend. and secur by tbo cesis of tue ever! 2 ce ett resfirias and the Imperial | [NG,"593s Payette st Balto. mob} Sw™ iar No, Ti the effactusl remetiy for Relax- HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICD, That the subscriber , Spermaturries, and Bxlanstion of the Sys. T ath obtained from the Or; 8 Bourt of Wash- iors " £ gm y Ne. ont Rea hrely mpoareedod one ington county, in ape District ry Columpis, letters reuseous i i Hors thniafalisheesomedy treat ieaparities testamentary On the personal] estate of Mictael at obviating the ee Jhiaw aymaptoms, thus cooem % deleterious ingredients, mercury dali ot! swomt DL separation isin the form of & greea- fh 8 ble Lozen ge. Becured from effects of ollmaie and Rea Mr et terra ares ores on a Ly iSepeen noha or a hey bn BLOF ot berwire Dy law be excluded from all poneft df the serving @9. Divided in separate Goses as ada Given under my hand thir of Bab; Valpean, Ke. ie ATT y sine esa'e and yetallby De BARHOW Se’ 194 A, et Patan SBONMOGMUE 5 er street, " OE oe ak ie een tCr. * had also of 8, 0. FORD, No. 290 Pa. ay, T10B.—For sale, commer 1th street. "Tan ata” | NGkcond hand BARR ERS RO Ayteend aot aetS OITY LAUNDRY, Ts 8 Fstesnobnent” aug to be the most ia ta th ited States, i ready iste of ths Kis! cn ft aioe’ sortatre fe a meee Siam H . hb 3 h ih 9. BN RN P a, Tri most each, adminis- To night Fitza Comic Dra: ofthe eTROLING LRISHNI4AN | Ox, THE WUMAN IN PANTALOONS, preparation, Fitz Simmons? new copyrighted the euthor of over twenty sacsosstai pisys ain thiseity, This new locaiand graphic entith FRSALE PICKPOOKET 2 ° WASHING TON A Cramatic Panorama of tha inside and oatside of ths high end low life in the Dapitat. Prices, 50 and 25 cents Private Soxet, $5. mb7 ARINI'S FAFHLONABLE DASNOING ACADEMY, Opp Fettows’ Hay, #evanty Stan, perf drome is Laween D and E. Prof, MARINI hss the pleasure to inform bis former rous and his friends in general that the !s2? quarter of thin seaton will com mence oa thursday next. March ttth,at the } above Hall. Vbis will be the preparatory: | qacrter for the Grana Fiorel May Ball. Baysand hours ef tuitioufor ladies, misssa and westers, Monday and Thuisday, from 2to5p.m. ¥or genilenen. from 840 16 p. ma, For particulars apply st the Aeadem during reheol hours or at his residence 41 Lc wear 6th street. “ARD PHOTOG GAPHS, PLALN OB PAINT , IN Gib OULORE, OF U. 8 CENERALS us V.,under the Natiooal Hotel. w#-Catalogues of Cartes de Visi-tte and Photo- etaph Albums furnished on application. mh S-lw rp Ab—Jopsnese. Black. and Green. very choice, just ree-ived at the Family Grocery and Liquor ftore No. 100 Bridge st , Goorgstown nL: iLG. nih 5-617 ” F on’s Livery and Sals Stable, corner of B: @ aod M. etreete, Georgetown at all times, Work, Saddle, Carriage. snd Farm Horses, wit! be: scold at prices te suit the times, for earl oh S$ te* D OR BALE—At Glad hh. m T. GLADMON & CO, SQUADRON TACTIOS UNDER STEAM. Dy | oo Capt. Parker, U_s. N. Manua! of Naval Tactics. By Captain Ward, U. Mauceuvres of Stesm Fleets, By Ospt. Moorson, | ondon. De Bonzeioux Traite des Manocuvres de Mer, Pavia, TactioueNavale Paris. n 5 Taclic Navale @ .’neage de la Marine Freucaiso. aris i Paul Rorte’s Nava! Tactics. London. N. between 32 and Soath Cap.tol street, pm Avg 2. A RICTARDS. ALTIMO&B BESTAURANT.—No. 41 (Ferman | street, between Howard and Lib-«rty is‘orsaleorrent, Possession given sboat (7) Jat April. It in in the heartof the city Ju bute fewstepsfrom Salt: more street. and has been eptas 4 fret class houss the ie five adyartage, Apply to JOHN G, B snecesafally yeare, nas eating sony city. sMoOarty late of Wi +, d9- . All persons hav tana id Teotes gia ta cabibit the sate decesred are he: TaRAIARPHNS 395 Hear aed CY i BALE AL the wtadie PHoward & Bouss,G rc for threo or four horses, with > BROWARD & BOURE. ie) ere a Ssdilon to this, Gem. Seerman has relea TELEGRAPHIC NEWs. {ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPA CONES] THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST, Gun Sherman's Gea: Raid—Dest-action of Railroads—Liberationof Negroes. Crxcinnati, Maren 9,-The Commercial’s Chattanceg# dispatch of the 6th says: Allis quiet on the front, except o ional exchaoges of sho. between ibe Ad yanes cay ry pickets. To-day a large force of Rebel ery airy appeareg setore Nickajack ‘tap, an i oress- «d oureuvairy. Deserters arrive at the rate of 3h a Gay, i A special dispateh to tha Gazette from Col: || vinbus cays Gen, Graut on bis y Eistin con yersttion with a distmguished Onto og: expressed Bimeeif entirety satiefied witha . the gstuation of mibtary aifsirs, and sy >k- im th: bi heel terms ol Sherman's expedsuva. which had given the rebellion the sev erce Vicksburg, Sherman hac destroye provisions sufficient to subsist the rebel army ircm three to six months. In one place he des- troyed over $2,000,000 worth of property, and in Other places immense tor s. He bronght ia 4 sarge drove of cattle, several thonsand head Of mules, 9,000 negro-s, over 400 prisoners. with, 8 tiding loss of men and materia!s on our side a ¢Pherson’s corps from guard duty alongthe Mistiesippi, ana restored it to active sery blow since i forage aad Bsa eet a Bs FROMGEN.SHERMAN'S EXPEDITION. Sherman Reported at Vicksburg Crxcinnatr, March +.—An officer arrived at Cairo yesterday. direct from Vicksburg, who corroborates the Rebel stories regardinz (he re. tern of Gen. Sherman's expedition ‘o Jackson. lie ays that a porsion of Sherman’s force is marching cheudy fir Vicksburg, with asmail aimy of negroes, and a large lo: of mal+s, orser, hogs, cattle, - These are the spoils they take on the way. Rebelramors cay chat Col. Forrest was killed in one engagement with oberman’s expedition. Catxo, March +.—Passengers by the steamer Lrvminary, irom Vicksverg on the 34 mst say that Sherman and his army are there. ‘The stenmer Fanny, from Memphis on tha 7th, brought two hundred and forty baies of cotton. .The election there passed off qui resulting in the choice of a m seryative candidates, ajority of con- New Hamp: Concord, March 9, 12.30, A. from 155 towns give Gilmore 30,1 2, scattering *), is 5, ‘The Republican majority in the Honse will be abouteighty. Ten or twelve Senators elect are Republicane, and all tne Councillors. ee eee Rt Union Triumph in Camden, New Jorsey, PHILADELPH! 44 March 9.—The Union p have achieved a complete to-day, electing their ca: Aldermen, and the whole o lo mu rty victory in Cimien | dates Mayor, | xet fm county the Demoersiuc majo! redneed, { ATE REWS FROM THE SOUTH. LATE REWS FR aia ahaa FURTUER FROM MISSISSIPPI. Sa EE EL GENERAL FORREST CLAIMS 4 ACTORY OVER SHERMAN, — TRE REBEL PRESS ON THE AND DAHLGR ee THE REB V KILPATRICK RAID. | MORE REBEL ATROCITY, j = | HOW COLONEL DAHLGREN’S BODY WAS | DISPOSED UF | | a From Richmond papers up to March 4, we gather the following interesting uews and accounts of aifuirs in Dixie, The Sentinel, of March 5, has the following | dispatch { From Mississippi. Menipian, March 4.—The work of r§pairin: the roilrouds desiroye: i ‘d by the enemy is pro- | greceing rapidly. Three wiies of track and | toree bridges were destroyed on the Sonthorn road; ten miles of track on the Selma road: sity-tve miles of track ou the Mcobfie and «were destroy The Barton House, k ri ifroad depots were burned, as also the offive ot the Daily Clarion. The enem Puls, every bouse, carrying off everythii of a value. 4 { Provisions were taken from almost every | fewily. Sherman laid waste all the country through which his army p2ssed on his return to Vicksburg. He occupied the Ragsdaie House for headquarters while here, and McPherson cccupied Generel Polk's old headquarters. Demoronis. March 1.—A dispatch from Gen. Jackson, dated Sharcn,7 miles trom Canton, Feb. x8, says he overtook the enemy at that point, on the 27th, and was skirmishing. The eneroy crossed his whole force at Ratliff’s and Callum's ferries, and proceeded to Canton, where they were reported on short rations and broken down. It was @ought they would des- troy @ portion of the railroad north of Canton, and go at once to Vicksburg. Abont 25 had been killed and a number captured. Our cav- yiry ure harrassing them. Shermenu’s Command. ATLANTA, March 5.—A special to the Appeul, duted Macon, Miss, March 3, says the whole Feceial force under Sherman was at Canton on the2¢th ult. Gur cavairy were harrassing them with decidedeffect. Grierson's command had returned to Memphis. ¥ A private telegram irom Gen. Forrest sars; “My victory is complete. My loss is 2 killed snd 69 wounded. The Yarkee loss, killed, wounded and captured, is about *u0. They outnumbered me thiee to one. Col. Forrest killed.” The Sentinel raises its hands in holy horror at what it says were the purposes of Kilpat-" rick and Dahtgren in their raids; and it thus <omments upon the papers tound on Colonel Dahbigren’s body: “Of the purposes that were to be accom- plished if these officers had led their columns to a meeting in Richmond, Dahlgren takes ale House, and ged pains teinform his men, and we have falien Deirs to the information. The Yankee prison- ers on Belle isiand were to be liberated and turned loose upon the hateful city to sack, burn ard destroy. The soldiers were tos: ter flrebrands in everywhere. Onur bridges were to be burned. Our Presideni—command- er-in-chief of our army—was to be killed. His cabinet were to share his fate. So far as they ure concerned, the biack flag was to be raised, and no qnarier given. an proposes but God disposes. Lincoln, ygh his armed emissaries, has told us what be would like to do, and he has made the aitempt to doit. Moraily, therefore, he and | his officers are guiliy of the’ crime. As for Dabigren he has paid the. penalty, He has jound the death he came “to deal. Instead of writing his hame among the stars, as he fond- ly hoped, he has been buried like a doz, w ont priest or coffin, in the swamps of Virginia. His name will stink and bis memory will rot. The S-xtinel has the following accdunt of the disposition of Qol. Dahlgren’s body, which, for atrocity and barbarism, is unexampled.ia tho annals of the civilized world: Dahigren’s body was boxed up at Walkerton | on Senday and brought to Richmond, with the object, we understand, of its positive identid- cation, dud the establishment of the tactof the finding of the infamous documents upon it, all | ot which hasbeen attested by witnesses. Hencetorth the name of, Dahlgren. is Jinked with eternal intamy, and in the years to come; de fensetess women and innocent childhood wilk yeruee, with ascree of shrinking horror; the story of Richmond’s rescue trom the midnight sack and ravage, led by Dabigren It would seemecmething of the curse he came to bestow upon others Jighted upon bis own carcass, when it fell riddled passes soon bal- lets, Strypped, robbed of every valuable, his fingers cat oft-for the sake of thé diamond rings that encircled them, when the ly. was found by thosesent to take charge of it, it was’| « lying in a field stark naked, with the exeeption of ihe stockings. Some humane persons had litted'the corpsetrom the pike and thrown it ‘ aver into the field, to sve itfrom4 The artificial leg worn by Dahlgren was removed, and is now at Gen. Lizey’s quarters, [tis of, rey dita germ finish. Yesterday afternoon beds wes remove: from the chr that, bronght it to the York rive: to the spot of eartix railroad depot and givei select to Reekite f ‘Where that spot is mo. know or ‘one BEE yng eanctRen in: its bm 2 re ¢ i was a og’s: yarial, a cctfiny winding eheet, or sancioe Pier! Telauyes at the North necd inquire no farther; 9 | Pilot, bas been | whcle number, not execre WEEKLY: STAR. commining & gTeRter varisty of interesting Teac img “than’ oft be" tothd tm any other, ts ‘pubivthee on Friday mornmg/ © 6 |) cr it Invariably contains the « Washington News” at has made ind Gaily EyEmwe Star etronulate go generally througbout country. |. Gath, tneariatly sd advance. Single copy, pef ARNUMsces0e)-.. 81 50: Single copies, in wrappers, Frys Crrras this is all they will know—héis buried a batisa that be fitted-the mission which he came. lie wes “wept through the city of Ricknond” on & pine bier, and «writt#n his name” Sn the Srolt of infamy. instead of “on the hetrts of bis countrymen,” never to be erased. He “orked the blessing of Almi-nty @od” on his M@ sion of rapine, muraer and bldod, And the A mighty cursed him instead. . John A, bepeme bews acted as Dablgren’s confined in Libby, ue nested that be will be ieog sven taper ciety: confifgrations, causing destr ‘cn cf 1arg® Aimohnts of property yorta, hp) ibe rebel papers. veep 88 ar as The Sentizel has aleo the At the sale cf stocks yesterday there Was fnomer decline, Bidding was mineaangan tel apd yaeilliting, but tending downwards lureughovtihe sale. Beayers seem uncertain, if pot bewildered ; we do not see why. The Raleigh Standard has bern revived, ana ite -itor, Mr. Holder, announcing himstif a eaudidate for Governor. Mavsacre of Prisoners Recommended. Tho Richmond papers are fail ot acdconnts of the rcent raid of General Kii Tas Exeminer of Mcnday says that Uci. Dahlgren wis killed at Walkerton, and had two baficts in his head, two in his body, and one invhis hend. His body had been stripped maked, and was lying in the road. _ 4. number of our men were captured, and the Whte at MeSifpy.says that they should uot be treated as prisovers ot war, but “that this day's sun should not 96 own heforc every srotndrgt taken is Uivwn toaioms from the cannon’s mouth.” » Transier of Seamen. War Depariment, Adjutant General's Ofice,) Washington, March, 136i. $ General Orders, No. 91.—Section seyen of the act approved February 2s, iset, provides as follows: “And any person now in the milivry vice of the United States who shail turuica sati-feciory proof thet he isa mariner by yo cation, or an able seman, or ordiuary seaman, may enlist into the Navy, under such rules acd regulations as may be prescribed by the Previdert of the United States: Provided, That soci enlistment shali net be for less than the ed term of his miltary service, nor ior nm one year. And the bounty money ny mariner, of seaman, or ord! following items; less ti which a seaman, enlisting from the Army into e Navy, may Rave received from the Uwtted States, cr from the State in which he enlisiea io the Army, shall be deducted from the prive money to which he chal! become entitlei during the time required to complete his mili- lary service: And provided further, That the whoie number of such transfer enlistments. shail nct exceed ten thousand.” The foliowing reguiations are prescribed by the Presicent of the United States to carry this act into effect: The Sreretary of the ? thou- sand, Which it is desirable to have at each the sey S pose he executi ted, it shall be the duty of commanding & eompiny, and of every officer commanding a recruiting ren- d-z¥eus or depot, to forward all the applica- | tions made to him for transfer by sermefi or en of his company or detachment, re ovcinary ce: together with the proof that the applicants juartners by vocation, or able or ordinary se men, throvch the proper authorities, to the herdqvarters of the army or department in which the company is ving, or in which the rendezvous cr depot y be situated; and he shatl incicate in his report those of the appli- can's who haye served jongest at sea, and whether in the merchant or naval servic less than two years’ sea service will con an ordina: u nd not less t able sea: and, in the absence of other proof, the appli be required to make oath as the Service he bas seen at sea. All recfuits oO may be found qualified for trausier vo the vy will be retained at the depot until the n of th riny or department commander te known. Each commanding general of an army or de- # paranent wnich has been required to furnish a an icr transfer to ihe Navy, will at once a pnie cue cr more officers,as may be re- vbed, to examine (he applications anc deter- ne from them, acgording to the qualifications a ot ihe ap plicanys und ihe mumber to be tur- bished, what men shall b@ transferred to the I re being taken that the transfer enlis:- sbali be £0 spportioned among the coia- ¥ eof each command that no regiment :H be reduced below the minium organiza tion. As fest as selections are made, the men ce lected for transfer will be sent to the designe - ted n the most expeditions manuer, under suitable conduct; and the officer ia cuares of esch detachment will be furnished with complete descriptive lists, containimg state- ments of the pay, bounty, and clothing re- ceived and due, which will be turned ever with the men to the commandantof the station. Upen being accepted at the navalstation, the men will be dropped from the rolis of their compunies 2s transterred to the Navy by en- listment; but if rejected for physical disability or for not having seen the prescribed sea ser- vice, they be sent back to their companies; and it guilty of fraud or misrepresentation in their applications, theexpense of transportation will be ckarged against their pay. Weekly rerorts of the men transferred under the provisions of this order will be made tothe Adjutant General of the Army. By order of the Seeretary of War: W. A. Nicuots, A tant Adjutant General. &7 A teamster with the Cumberland army not long ago stuck inthe mud, and he let fy & stream of profane epithets that would have as- tonished “our army in Flanders” even. A chap- jain passing at the time was greatly shooket. “My friend,” said he to the teamster, “do you know who died for sinners ? “D—n your.conundrums, Don'tyou see Din stuck in the mud RF We oceasicnally read strange stories ubout certain people who have never seen cer- tain things. An exchange tells of a woman who has never yet seen a locomotive, althouza she is able to be about and live wittia v rods ot a railroad. We think we can beat thar, for we know of an octogenarian who has néver seen a steamboat or a locomotive or even a Brigadier General—having the misfortune to be totally blind.— Cincinnati Commercial. RO" Mrs. and all the little Misses John Mitch- eli returned home to Richmondrecenatiy. They ad to leaye all their pretty clothes oa the mer which was burnt to avoid our cruisers and take to the shore in a long boat. Cc, W, BOTELER, JNO. W, ROTEL ER, c, W. BOTELER & SON, IMPORTERS, : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In CHINA, GLASS, AND CROOK ERY WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER-PLATER WARE, BRITTANIA WARS, BLOOK TIN GOODS, ‘TIN CHAMBER ETS, COAL O1L LAMPS, - JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR maria, FEATERR DUSTERS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARE, AND HOUSEREBPING ARTICLES GENBRALLY. #7 HOUSES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED AT SHORT Notion. 318, IRON HALL. PENNSYLVANIA AHENUZ, fe 17-e08m Between 9th and loth ets. GRIOULTUEAL MAgHINEBY. =~ HORSE POWER: satintah _ may Be Grintines Rebs, Penn, Nee tg Bey