Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1864, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: UBSDAY........000. MABUH 24, 1664. @7- READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Money Market. Quotations for stocks, eoin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co. | Bankers: ling. x 12 34, Osttifioates of Tndebt. 4 y 112i; oa te eet Gold, 1044; 520s, 1% \ 2 —____ OFFICIAL STUPIDITY. i The agricultural bureau of the Interior Da- | @*rtment has been much annoyed and embar- | re sed for some time past by unnecessary delay | @t the New York custom-house in passing @*ckages of seed purchased by that bureau in | Europe for general distribution in this country, | @: order to introduce here new and improved , Evropean varieties of vegetables, plants, &c. | By way of illustrating how and why these | aclays occur, we may not inappropriately men- ion that among a lot of seed reaching thatcus- cu:-bouse more than a fortnight since isa lot of seed of the “yellow lupin,” a leguminous ‘age plant, designed to be tested here this @sson. The appraiser having it in charge @ncied he “smelt a mice” in it. Or, in other ‘words, that it was something from which “ ex- @rait de Lubin,” a costly French perfame, sring & high rate of duty, is manufactared— (Lubin being the name of the inventor and pat- entee of the article, who died @ dozen years @.0, by the by. So Mr. Appraiser detaias not , Only that package, but all the Patent Office | ged arriving in the same ship until he may be ble to learn the difference between yellow acjin seed and the basis of manufacturing M. Tatin’s celebrated pertumes. In the mean- Ga.e, the season for sending out the detained @ eda is drawing so near to a close as that itis by eo means impossible that before a common Senge idea can be hammered into the thickskall | of the man of red tape of the New York cus- tom-houee, all chance of using the seed in ques- tign will be lost to the agricultural bureau. | REFUGEES. Yesterday, Coi. Ingraham administered the ath to Joseph Johnston, Julia Johnston, and Jace De Grimsey, refugees from Virginia. J bsson was @ conscript in the revel army, but &. ceserted his regiment, went home, and suc- | eecced in escaping from rebeldom with his €x=ily. Jobuson and his family desired to go Worth, and they were furnished with transpor- te-ion te Harrisburg. BEBEL DESBRTERS, Decerters trom the rebel army continue to erriye; and & majority of them express the ce-ire io go north for the purpose of obiaininig | employment. Yesterday eight &trived at the #rovost Marshal's office from the front, took tb. cath and were furnished with transporta- tics to New York. ORDERED. Poeymacter H. M. Haskell has been ordered @ce the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron as @<t paymaater. | ‘Tus GOTTSscHaLE CONCERT.—The second @nd tast concert of the Gottschalk company ~€@2kce piace to-night’ at Willard’s Hall. On ‘Wie occasion, Gottschalk, the unrivaled, per- @crms many of the choicest pieces in his reper- @ctie. The superb soprano, M’lle Varian, Uario @aiti, the violinist, Habelman, the new tenor, and others of musical renown, also appear. We bear that several personages of distinc- | @ice are to be present to-night, and there will @icoubtedly bea very large and fashionable aucience. @ureo saL.—Major John Hay, the President's @ sistaut Private Secretary, arrived here to- Gay from Gen. Gilmore’s department. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, > FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO, a eee THE CASE OF CONSUL BLAKR, —>——_ Ban Francisco, March 23.—A letter dated @ianzanilla, February 29, states that Consul Bisake was et that place exercising consular functions, and would continue to do so unless @tieved by the United States Government. ‘Zhis renders it probable that the account of the | Circumstances attending the homicide, his con- | @iction of murder, and death sentence, and @eceape from Coluna prison, were much exagge- @std. Blake's friends say that early in the winter he made enemies of one of the rival wrecking parties for the “Golden Gate” @reasure, and also became obnoxious to the , Mexican officials, who favored frauds against @¢ underwriters, PRICE OF GOLD, (By the People’s Line.) New Yorx, March 24—9.30 a. m—Gold | G6; 10 B.m., 65K AOR; liam, 66%956%; 19 © , 640664; 1 p, m., 6648664; 2 p. m., 66 Reports from the South. Wuw York, March 23.—_The Newbern Times Of the 10th says the gas works have been seized es abandoned rebel property, and propositions wil be received from responsible parties to pt them in operation. The Raleigh Standard annomnces jhat Gene- ge: D.H. Hil assumes command of Charles- tcu, and Beauregard goes to the southwest. Twenty-five Yankees escaped while under @card thirty-six miles north of Raleigh, en @r-te for Americus, Ga. The Savannah Republican of the 4th has a stmor that the Yankees were landing the pre- v-Cus evening in considerable force at Darien. $$$ re + _____ Oificial Report of the Fight at Vidalia. [Associated Press Dispatch.) Colonel McCaleb officially communicates the LY rt taken by his command in the late action at iéalia, Louisiana, which resulted in victory @ cur troops. He says:-A force of three hun- <Ored colored soldiers put to flight in greatt con- @ sion, four on five times their number of. the chivalrous enemy, with a tess to them of one & ‘ed, five wounded, some mortally and a we: mter of prisoners, Notaman of my com. wend was burt.” os } slajor Charles W. Smith, commanding the { ® t lion im reserve, informs me that he and | th: dime officers of his command were obliged t place themselves before their men with ¢-<wp swords, and to threaten summary pun- 4@tm-nt to the first man who would attempt te quit the rarksto join their comrades fight- | io, tn the front, their eagerness to be engaged © org irrepressible. S7 Letters from Europe report that all kinds <1 Utles of nobility are to be conferred by Max- 4x ian On tbe Secessionists who, in large 2 Ts, attend him from Paris to Mexico. oe Gwin is to be a Duke, ew Jersey has opened anew trade with s sae America. T wrenty-five tons of white | b ‘ve ju acunty forthat niarket. Brat eth Saaeek. #7 The tomb of Voltaire was re = 3 @ and found to be empty, and no-one kaows mains of 2) +neb Revolution. she Prophes of the 87” An ascociation has yeen formed in Maine, whose object is to secure emigrat; | Jcreign countries. oer ee \ &7 The colored people of Phtladeipn; | jormed @ Union League. Object the: Se heve Sin. ilar sesociatione of the whites, i ©7 It 1s now said that the Prince of Wa) ‘rikptcon wes born with a deformity, on ty Ghrge fingers on one of his hands, Se The peasants of Poland have been eman- ctpsted by proclamation of the Emperor of Russia. «a bight young ladies have emigrated from 3c well, Mass., to Washington Territory, where tbh-y are to be employed as school teac! 5 @FMiss Cecelia de Jeune, a young lad Fort Smith, Arkansas, has Deen! exiled wr fs gt wing disloyal seatumeats. #7" Real eetate to the amount of #214 was sote in Philadelphia in one day last wack, @7-Gens. Milroy ard Stahl have been order- 4 to report to Gen Sigel for duty, @7 It costs $1,776 to hire an able-bodied slave for 8 year in Richmond. #7 Eben Meriam, the well-known statis. Max and meeorclogist of Brovkiya, ts dead, | in thiscity. The company will | Arsenal FROM EUROPE. ox ce Ni March 23.—The steamer City Woskiny canton Quemaown on the 10th, has “The NortisAmerican and China bsye arrived ont. at. The hearing of the appeal in the House of Lords in the Poet case Was fixed for'the ith of March. a poriny the debate in the House of Lords, on the sth instant, Earl Ruseell premounced the Austro- Prussian course unjustifiable. ‘The answer of Denmark relative to the Con- ference is expected in afew days. If she as- eent, negotiations will be commenced; other- wise, the war wHl goon. ~ Earl Shaftesbury urges that a British flectbe yentto the Baltic to watch the Austrian vessels ere. Earl Ruseell said the channel squadron was at home, and could be sent, if desirable, at the shortest notice. The Austrians have made a further advance toward Jutland. The investment of Frederica by the allies was expected in a few days. The sian headquarters are at Monsold, | on the frontierof Jutland. It 1s rumored, but not confirmed, that ¢he Ruesian Imperial Guards are ordered to the Pruseian frontier. The London Times, from a commercial point of bP hud counsels @maction on the part of Eng- land. The Archduke Maximilian continues in Par- is. Itis aseerted thata loan cannot be negoti- ated until he is eetablishet in Mexico. There are no tidings of the pirate Alabama. Denmerk Ko.rnG, March 8.—Thte Prussian loss was two killed and two wounded, The Austrians @re advancing cn Veile. HamMBurG, March 8 —Afternoon.—A severe battle has been fought between the Austrians and the Daves, near Veile. The Danes sus- tained a heavy loss, and & nomber of Aus- trains were killed and wounded, Details are still wanting. BAINTER'S ATTENTION !— A Special leeting of the Association will be held at cmperance Hall, on FRIDAY, March 2th. All members are expecteq to attend—No Bxcuse—as Uusingew of greet importance in to be taken ingo “mimit" JOB. LEONARD, Secretary. femaer WILL BE TRACHINGS OF THE on Scriptures at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st., UNDAY EVENING. March 27. at 7% o'clock: The subject will be aith.”’ All are invited, teachers and laymen, righteous and sinners, Jews and Gentiles, bond and free, males and females. ih 23” THE OPERA AT GROVE?'S THEATER. — DIR#CTOR'S CARD —Mr. Grover has © honor to announce ashort Grand Opere. Season, commencing at Grover’s Theater, Raster Mon tay, March 28, 184. He begs to atate that his engage. ments with the principal artista who are to appear FAVE BEEN FOR A LONG TIMH IN BXISTRENCR, but he ire deemed any announcement hitherto as prema- ure, Bis arrangements € variousartirts in pers6n; he will in peraon direct and superintend their movements on their arrival Q arrive, and will free eras as advertised. The company is the largest in America, comprising three prima don- nas, two contraltos, two tenors, two baritones, thréetassos. A grand chorus of thirty-four. & erand orchestra of thirty-two. it CARD—TO THE HOUSE CARPEN- TERS ASSOCIATION OF WASHING- a ‘We take pleasure to say in reply. toanotice uliisned tn the Star by your asacciation asking Tie co-operation of all carpenters employed upon ‘ard and We can say on behalfof the wood work ers and carpenters employed upon the U. 8. Treas- ury Extension that we are heart and hand with you in the effort for an increase of pay; and also tint we have headed a memorial to Hon. 8. P Chase, Secretary of U. 8. Treasury and signed by all the wood workers employed upon this public work, asking an increase of 20 per cent. per day. The memorial is now before Mr. Chase (through our commtttee) for his consideration, and we are pa- iently waiting his reply. which we hope to have in avery fewdays.- Also, that we are really to meet you with our commiitee at any place or time you may designate. By order of Committee. it EXECUTIVE ENLISTMENT . em VB ENLIST COMMIT Mayor's Ovvics, City Hatt, Washinsion D.C. March 1984. The Slloving Committees have been appointed for the GRAND ENLISTMENT BALL to he hott in Pair Room of Patent Office Building, THURS- DAY EVENING, March 3!.. 1064, to aid the fund for the encouragement of Volunteer Enlistments in the city of spningten. ve COMMITTEE OR RRCEPTION, Hon R Wallach Gen P P Bacon Sen RC Weightmaa ave been made with the ‘ublie Buildings, ineluding the Navy Pa ¥ featon, Eeq 8 oyes, Wea lawley, COT gS . Bag JMidletine Bea W [oora: Rg H Utermehle, Esq as H English, Esq pe Plats. Esq B Ellis, Bac co P Gol, Bea Zohn Sessford, Bea Ward H Lamon, Faq Chas Kloman, Esq Geo R Wilson, Esq Hudson Taylor, Eni Bebary Lioyd, Es yn E Hutchinson, Eaq Alex RShepherd, Esq John H Semmes, Esq Paymaster Cunningham, U. 8, N: COMMITYBE ON POLT Capt Scheets 4 3 wea B Webb, Eeq PMDubent Bea AG Richard ND Larner, Bea OH Andersct, ise Samuel V Noyes, Esq COMMITTER ON DECORATIONS. Adolph Cluse, Esq Jobn B Turton, Esq Thomas Lewis, . Henry Lyle, Esq AB Norton, Esq COMMITTER ON MUSIO. Col J ¥ Davis 8 VY Noyes, Esq pte oa Comurrres On iuvitarioNs. 7. udson Taylor. ‘Tos’ oyes, ‘Alex R Shepherd, Beg PLOOR MANAGERS. Wm G Mocre, Er W O Stoddard, Eaq John W Hoteler, Bea = HC Wilnon. Baa D McCathran, Esq Thos E Lloyd, Bea Jacl English Esa 8 Y Sylvester, Esq Jobo Dudley, E: N D Larner, E: BCCaiverwetl, Bea = JT Halleck’, Kou AC Richards. Esq P M Dubant, Esq E A Beall. Peg CL Ganfirids Beg Snowden Robinson, Esq © PP Wroe! Bag Joln B Wheeler, Esq” OK Harris, Eeq Girynn Harri Z Dowsing Es ndrew Noer: Bq John Hi Blake Ses WmR McLean. Esq Harvey Roberts, Bsa ‘Th: various committees will be designated by ble rosettes. entlemen 4 invitations for Isdies will 3 ase send names and address to Hudson Taylor’s ookstore, Penusylvania avenue, between 9th and Nth streets. Fickets for sate at Hotels and Bookstores. (Chronicle, Republican, Intelligencer and Times.) m rin, SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.—Dr. R. Sol- ger will give the enncluding lectures of f Men on WEDNESDAY Admittance free. S course on the Races 0; and FRIDAY EVENINGS. mar 22-4t TO MEDICAL STUDENTS—PRIVATE EXAMINATIONS.—A Class will be formed for the instruction of those preparin, Taduate to commence on MONDAY. March 2ath, af eight (3) DP. m.. in the Medical CoRege Building, 12th street, corner of P, where application for en' ee ey be le. mh 22-3" GRAND BALL IN HONOR OF THE LA- Pies OF TH# FAIR AT THB PATENT 'ICK, MARCH 29, 1864 .—Tho following gen- tlemen have 1 appointed mmittee on invi- tation, vis: Samuel P. Bell, Bzra L. Stevens; D. Charles F. Bianabury: arters of the Committee will be atthe it? om in the Patent Office building, where applications can be sent for invitations for ladies, and tickets for the Ball can be procured at all times of the day. Tickets are for sale at the bookstores and hotels. Price $5, B. B, PRENQH, President, &e. mb 23. NOTICE.—T0 THE TAX-PAYERS OF we WASHINGTON g Ree OF On SHINGTON, Marc! The Board of Assessors, Having compl @eneral Acsessment for the year 184, he: Rotice that they will sit as a Board of A: for the purpose of making e@ny correction, from Monday, the 2iat day of March, to Tuesday, the h day of April, inclusive, ates at especie Br cries ot tae Rite pr aepoe _mb 15-tAp%s Secretary Board of Appeal. WASHING AT —' Nethoeat aA 4 (ORT key Sellen: eee jarids,and ia now in gs Operation Rough Wpabing for familicg st fty cents per dozen. Go. will be talled ie — prompth dblivered by leav- . Bont ranis presi, between ith and isicatreets. quashing for 01 mboats, &e.. notice: {mr Mim") PARKY COLMAN, I9B CREAM, CONFECTIO’ _ eas tieea. Parties, Wedding a Bre ee: pers, Fairs and other entertainments fara sho otice and most reasonable terms. and W: Ices made by steam power, war- ranted to be the best in the 9 wholes nd re- tail, seliveree toany of the city. arlotte Ruase, Jellie: mids and Wedding Cakes made 'H SHAFPIBLD’S Confection- ., bet. @ and H, fe 11-3m* SEVENTH STREET. 5 10 —— ®. GILT, ROSEWOOD AND PANCY PIOTURB FRAMES. PICTURE CORD AND TASSBLB, ‘e state in no boasting spirit that we have re- ceived this day the largest, newest and moat desir- we aoe woes of the above goods ever opened in ‘on, Owing to the great diffieulty between the gilders and midnafactueers of Gilt Frames and Mouldings the past ¢. 8, we have unable to sup- ly any of goods, ithstandi ee great ehyabes "th ‘mat oral and iat mee are (Sundays excepted,) to crder, at ery. 366 Sixth te determined to sell this lot st our usual low prices. ipecial attention al; i stock of SHOTOGRAPITIO VAs rich GRE pe Over 600 copies. Nearly every Picture peplect a porte aver. reexhibited. Brery Picture ¢ Tenpectfally invite ove end gen leman Hl a fade) to cay when eet ry a @x- ios ssf same as the publ inher Our prices will be om p find such in any catebliokusect poh vd Remember the place. 6107 pou ci J. BELLEW & CO, street, 3 di ‘ ‘Oa i Felt south of Iwi ws" Hall, FPUCIAL. H lapwarterd SM y District of Waskit ras Proweat Marshal's Office, on | ‘General U: BS Hereater (ne enle of clothing, either citizens’ or military, (ex: ing underclothing and boots and shoes tae men of the United States Army, 1s prohibited in the District of Colum- bia, excepting by special permission from these headquarters. *yisiations of this order will be pu by the imprisonment of the offenders and losing of their respective places of busi- nees. By command of Brig. General Martindale. ; T. Incranam, mh &%-1w Colonel and Provost Marshal. WILLARDS' THURSDAY, March 2. 1884, FAREWFLL OONCERT OF THE PRINCE OF MR. L. M. GOTTBCHALK, ASSISTSD BY MME CHARLOTTE VARIAN, 14 TAN, The emine rH HODORE HABELMANN, Primo Tenor of the Anschuts Opera Company and principal Euro: ra Houses. an Oj} : Xaio PATTI, The young and highly talented. Violinist, brother of the musical cetebrities Adelina Patti, Carlotta Patti and M’me Patti Stratoseh. Musical Director and Conductor. .MM@8. Basaeys An entirely new programme. constituting one of the most varied and brilliant Musical Entertain mants- ver given in Washington. will be presented. Admission $1. Reserved seats 50 conta extra, Seats may be secured at Metserott’s Music Store, where a diagram of the hall can be seen. Doors open * @ quarter past7 o’clock; to commence at 8 oe lock. The Grand Pianos used by Mr. Gottschalk, ara from the celebrated manufactory of Ciickering & Sons, Warerooms 652 Broadway: New York. The Mason & Ham in Cabinet Organ is used in Mr. Gottschalk’s Concert. S mh 2%-it GROVER’S THEATER. . PENNSYLVARTA AY AR WILLARD’s Hota, Leomarp Grover. sesseeeesseee-Diroctor EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT! Mr. Grover takes pleasure in announcing that he has perfected arrangements with the renowned Tompressario, x , MR. CARL ANSCHUTZ, for the brief season of OPERA! to commence on E i EASTER MONDAY, March 23. with the largest and most complete organization of distinguished operatic artistes ever announced upon one bill in America. he late great success of thie renowned troupe at the Academy of M , in New York, is fresh in the mind of every intelligent reader, the press of that city having pronounced the operas given by them the most sublimely grand ever witnessed in America. Their engagement ia positive, and the entire troupe is certain to appear. Embraced in the company are the eminent names of all the Great Original German Opera of the New York Academy gf Music. To which have heen added several artistes of great American and European celebrity. . The Grand Chorus will comprise thirty-four ar- tistes, many of whom are known as goloists of great ability. A monster Orchestra, composed of thirty- two musicians, will positively appear. The sale of reserved seats will commence on Friday, March 25, at Metzerott’s Music Store. corner of iith st. and Pennsylvania ay. A full list of the artists en- gaged will be published shortly. mh 24 LADIES OF WASHINGTON, “8, HELLER @ 5 LER, g No. 34 Market Space brt 7th and 8th sts as opened a very larga assortment of Spring and Summer Cloaks. Also, a great variety of Fancy Bonnets and Flowers. Embroideries, such aa Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs, Sleeves, &e..&c, Fancy Goods, Fancy Parasols, Coracts. "Hoop Skirts alargé assortment of Ladies’ Under Clothi the best cheap price Gloves. Ladies. you w IPhs< 5 snd examining our sto before yo y elsewhere. Q T° BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ‘The subscribers will receive sealed proposals for the erection of a Market House in thia town until noon Of the 16th day of April next. c The building is to be erected on the site of the resent Market House. and will be about forty eet in width and nearly two hundred and sixty feet in length. part of which is to be two stories and the remainder one story high, and the erec- tion to be of the best materials and workmanship. The plans, drawings and specifications, in fall, can be aeen'on application to Wm. Laird, Eeq.. Clerk os the Corporation. and will afford all the information that can be desired by those who may feel disposed to contract for the work. The party or parties whose proposals may be accepted can have immediate posscesion of the site, and it will be oxpected that the work will be Comveqnced: without delay gad prosecuted to as early completion as practicabte. y Dp D BENE HALL. ADDISON, A. SHINN, (OR SALB—Ono eight-drawer CIGAR CASE in : od order. Apply at Cigar Stand in Na- tional Hotel, mh 23-3¢* CHANDLER & ROOSH. EW BOOK BY THE COUNTRY PARSON. Counaet and Comfort Spoken from a City Pulpit. Makers. ice oie. Copies of the above sent by mail free of postage. Just published and for sale by By Samuel 8mi 8; pr HILP & SOLOMONS, mh 23-3t 332 Pa. avenue. ENRY WARD BEECHER ON A LEE 8HORB! The spicy, sativical and funn: PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR PEOPLB now publishing in THE NEW YORE MERCURY are the sensation of the day. The same sharp, caustic pen that last week V. Hatch on the pleced P. T. Barnum and Cora L. Spit, ratirises PARSON HENRY WARD BEKCHRR, the fantent of fast American parsons, in THE YORK MERCURY of Apnil 2. _Now ready at all news depot. mh 28-2 CARRIAGES, CHAISES,, VELOCIPIDES, &c. We have just received a very large assortment of Children’s Carriages, C which we offer at a ver: facturera’ prices. 'Z & GRIFFITH. mh 22-e06t 369 7th street, bet. Land K sts. QTEAMS) Ip REBECCA CLYDR HAS AR- +9 rived from New York. Consignees will please attend to the reception of their goods at once. , pls steamex st sail for New york spon the foot of High street, Georgetown, on Saturday next the 26th instant. at 9a, me mb 2-3t MORGAN & RHINBHART, Ag’ts. VAL, oO ARCH-TOP AND 8QUARB FRAME MIRRORS. Just received alarge aeaortment of very fine Giit- frame Mirrors. sa— late Pier Glasses, Mirrors, qrnemented haises and Velocipides, amall advance on manu: ain, Arch-top athe ; Square pe ‘Which weare nelling below the urual market prices for can ONTZ & GRIFFITH, mah 22-66 369 7th street, bet. I and K sts. 'D. MURRAY, the Giant Song and Dance Man, appears to-night at the Great Metropolitan all, mh 21-tf ‘IRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Mt. Joy, Lancaster Pa. For circulars ad dress the Principal. thanedime R. A. MORRISON. T SPECIAL NOTICE. P HE New York steamers will carry any articles for the Great Sanitary Fair to be held in New York free of any charge for freight, Articles intended for the Fair should be distinctly marked ‘Sanitary Fair,” ‘a care James Hand, 117 treet, New York. GAN & RHINEHART, Agents, mh 21-1w foot of High st., Georgetown. ULBS! MULES$!! MULES, all of which are well broken to work. Also seme fine saddle and re. | JAS. H. SHREVE, mh 21-6t* 7th atreet, bet, H and I sts. MULBS!!! " I have for sale seventy head of large ‘young nese HORSES. which will be sold on ac- commodating terms. iV y 183 HELENA SMITH, the Sylphide Danseuse, _SPpears at the Gr: at Metropolitan Hall ie € BUTTER AND BGGS. 300 TUBS New Yerk Butter in store. 80 barrels fresh Delaware and Maryland Begs Fresh lots arriving daily. Por sale D7 D. E. DUTROW, mb 19-lw* 450 8th street. LA TRUITTE’S . NEW CANTERBURY BOWLING SALOON, ONDER CANTERBURY HALL, Loulsiama AVaNUB, Batow A1x7H STRBET, ’ SEVEN PIRST CLASS ALLEYS, I hav. rehy this entire establiament—the LARG EAE AND MOST COMPLBTE Te the District of Columbia. A fine bar ia attached, stocked with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS, and SEGARS. ‘ould be very happy to see all my old friendsand a im eeperal: tor of the Billiard Sqloo ‘ormer! ‘ropriet of the 2 at the Corner of Fifteenth street and eee wirenie mhid-1w avenue ILBIAM DLEY BBGS NFORM HIS Ww 1 Dablis thet ies ee haad a igty of inten ad beeetat f ts variety of lar; Head Stones feta Kinde of Marble. worked to oe a is Sop gets for past avers and noe to eir nage. ji it between Ii ‘and igth ster ones’: Tanis-eosma* ce a nah TE a tate HILDREN’S AND INF. " C GND La DrES? ONDERG ARMIES . gens fanter Girls’ nnd Boye’ Clathen iit ies rage, . ‘8 or le drena’ Ladies! U ca . ¥ Ge fe’ end ndergarments, Gowns, ‘he good are vory handsome, of the latest de- ste a rei reived py eae Pee 0d to, thor of Recreations of aCountry Parson; rial Biographies. Iron Works and Tool SECOND EDITION. 4 OOLOUE P. Mi. ARRIVAL OF ADMIRAL DAHLGREN FROM FORTRESS MONROE. —_—s—.—_ HE RETURNS witHoct THE BODY OF HIS eee: THE STORM IN THE CHESAPEAKE, oe | SRVERAL VEEGELS WRECKED, AND LIVES Ost, Beictacneiaensiilne The steamer Baltimore, Acting Master Mitch- ell, which left hereon Monday morning with Admiral Dahlgren, who went down to Fortress Monroe, expecting to receive the body of his son, the late Col. Dahigren, arrived up this | morning, with the Admiral on board, he having been again unsuccessful in his mission. The fieg-of-truce boat, which was due at Old Point | on Tuesday sflernoon, did not arrive yntil yes- terday afternoon, on account of the storm, which obliged her to lay to off Old Jamestown Island during Tuesday night. The boat | brought down a number of wounded soldiers, | but did not bring down the remains of Colonel Dahigren, as expected; Col. Ould, the Confed- erate agent for the exchange of prisoners, send- | ing 8 verbal mesauge that the man who buried the body of Col. D. could not be found in time to get it ready for transportation, but that it would be sent down as soon as possible. This | promise gives the officers at Old Point and the numerous relatives and friends of the deceased hopes that the remains will shortly be deliy- ered to his afflicted father and family. Captain Mitchell describes the storm on the | bay as one of the most terrific which has ever occurred The wind from the northeast com- menced at an early hour on Tuesday morniag, | @nd the snow commenced ‘bout ten o'clock, continuing all day and night with tremendous fury. The Baltimore got to the Fortress in time to shelter. There were a lurge namber of veesels in the roads during the storm, which | were tossed about furiously, and some of them were driven ashore and badly damaged. Three schooners (supposed to be coalers) were driven ashore at Willoughby’s Point, two of which bilged, and 4re total wrecks, and the third was thrown upon the beach, from which it is believed she may be got offin safety. Four persons belonging to the vessels were lost, two being drowned, and two frozen te death. Itis feared that considerable other damage was dene in the bay. The storm detained the Louisiana, (of the Baitimore line) which was to leave the Fortress on Tuesday afternoon, until yesterday afterneon; and the Adelaide, of the same line, due from Baltimore yesterday morning, did not arriye until last evening. s Sahay an ete REGIMENTS OF THE VETERAN VOLUN- TEERS RBELIBVED. In Séé6rdatéd With special orders No. 119 issued from the Adjutant General's office, War Department, March 16, 1964,the ist, 6th, 9th, 19th, 22d, and 2ith regiments, Veteran Reserve Corps, have been relieved from duty under Brig. Gen. Martindale, and announced as the 1st Brigade V. R. C., under Col. R. H. Rush, with headquarters at such place in this city as shall be designated by ite commander. Brigade V. R. C., are ordered to be forwarded direct to the Headquarters Department of Washington. GUERRILLA REBELS TAKEN, Major Nicholson, of the 1éth New York cay- airy, with a detachment of 200 men from the 16th and 13th New York and 24 Massachusetts cavalry, scouted from Haymarket to Potomac, up to the Hine of Bull Run mountains and to Leesburg, going in 45 hours 120 miles, through all the haunts of guerrillas, succeeded in cap- turing 13 guerrillas and 2 soldiers of the 6th Virginia cavalry; aleo 4 horses. They were taken to Vienna and then sent to Washington. LIEUT. GEN. GRANT, This officer, accompanied by Brigadier Gen- eral Rawlings, and other members of his staff, left this morning for the headquarters o7 the Army of the Potomac. CONFIRMED, General Wm. F. Smith was yesterday con- firmed by the Senate as Major General. Hon, Owsy Lovgsoy Dancarovsty Int.— The physicians of Mr. Lovejoy, in Brooklyn, the Brooklyn Union says, gives no hope of his recovery. He is slowly sinking underanaffec- tion of the heart and kidneys, but retains pos- session of his faculties, and is perfectly aware of his condition. Mr. L. is receiving every at- tention in Brooklyn which the most assiduous kindnees of friends can give him. Tam ENLIisTMEST FUND BALL.—The Execn- tive Committee met last night and appointed the various committees for the grand ballin aid of the enlistment fund, to be held on the 3ist. The committee so designated will please con- sider themsel ves duly notified by the announce. ment in another column. Washington Meney (Market—Latest Que- tations. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Uo., Bank- ers: Buying. Selling. U.S. Coupon Bonds, 18381 TILLY 113% U.S. 7.90 Notes....se.00 my 112% uartermasters’ Checks. 2 DY pas few Oertificates.. a) American Silver American Gold, SEW YORK RATES—SHCOND BOARD, Coupon 6's, i881, 1124: 7.30’s, 112%; Oertifi- cates of Indebtedness, 9943 old, 166, ij 5.20's, »_ 1253; Harlem, 169%; Quicksilver, 67%; 1354; N. Y. Central, 1104; Hudson, 156; Read- ing, 142%; Michigan Southern, 116; Illinois Oen- tral, 138%; k Island, 126%; Cleveland and Pitteburg, 127%. Market steady. CONGRESSIONAL ——_—_ XXAVI[I2n CONGRESS.—FIRSY SESSION. Geese <a ss TuuRspay, March 24. SENATB.—Mr. Lane, of Ind., from the Com- mittee on Military Affairs, reported favorably on the bill to increase the rank, pay and emoi- uments of the Provost Marshal General, te proposes to give that officer the rank andemol- uments of a brigadier general.| Mr. Morgan presented a memorial of Moses ¥. Beach, proprietor of the New York Sun, asking the remission of the Government tax on his paper for the 29th of March, in order that he might give the entire receipts of the , day to the Ssnitary Commission. he bill to prevent interference of the mili- tary in elections in States, came up as the un- finished business, and Mr. Howard proceeded with his speech from yesterday in opposition thereto, and in review of the position of Kea- tucky in the early part of the present struggle, Hovsr.—Mr. Bidine, of Maine, offered a Teeolution which wasagreed to, instructing the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire into the expediency of proposing an amendment to the constitution of the United States, by striking outthe article which forbids the laying of a tax on articles exported fram any State. Mr. Morris, of Ohio, introduced a bill amend- atory of the act to establish the Metropolitan Police; which was referred to the Committee for the District of Columbia. The House resumed the consideration of the bill reported from the Committee on Military Affaire, declaring the Delaware Bay and Rari- tan Railroad to be a military and post route. Mr. Broomall, of Pa., opposed the bill, among other reagons it was unnecessary, if the design ‘was to use the road for military and postal Purporeny for there were laws already in exis- nce authorizing the road thus to be used, Mr. Garfield, otf Ohio, advocated the bill, maintaining that it was notorious that the rans of communication between Washington and New York were sadly deficient. The Qovernrs.ent has the right to feed itsel! a4 the army, and therefore it has the right to the means for that porpose, The morning hour expired, and the subject ‘Went over (probably till Thursday next.) The House concurred in the report of the Committee of Uonference on the Military Academy Biil. The House in Committee of the Wliole on State of the Union, resumed the considera- tion of the amendatory bill. All returns and requisitions from the iat ! RAPHIO NEWS. GOOD NEWS FROM THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION. = ——_—_ HT DE RUSSEY OACTURED, WITH ELEVEN GUNS, PROM THE REBBL GEN, TAYLOR. — 300 RBBEL PRISONERS CAPTURED. —e Oincrmnati, March 24.—A dispatch from Cairo says: «We have good news from the Red River expedition, which comes from un-. Aoubted authority. Gen. A. J. Smith landed his forces from transports a few mules below Fort De Russey. The rebel General Dick Tay- lor promptly marched against him with his whole force, and attacked him in his rear. Gen. Smitb, instead of attempting to keep up his communication with the river, proceeded by forced marches towards the fort. When Tay- lor saw the trick, he started for the same des- tination, and for a time the race seemed doubt- fal; but finally the Yankees came in about three hands ‘ad,captaring the fort andeleven guns, four of them Parrotts, one 11-inch, and several 32-pounders, and also 300 prisoners. “This gives Gen. Smith a-strong foothold on the country and will enable the Admiral to procced to Alexandria with his gunboats with- out opposition. FIRE AT MAUCH CHUNK. MAtvon CHUNK, March 23.—The large shot and shell foundry and pattern shop of Albright & Strop, was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $30,000, on which there is an insurance of $12,000. The large water wheel, forty-four feet in diameter, was the only parPsaved. LOOAL NEWS. ARRESTED VOR AN ARSAULT.—Several weeks since, & man named Queenan, went to the house ef James Clarke, on 3d street, between F and G streets (Island,) and after they had drauk several times in company with one Green, Clarke proposed to Queenan to have a sparring match and knock at each others hats for drinks. The latter at first refused, but at last eccepted the challenge, and several rounds asced between them. A scuffle ensued and jiark it is alleged, was injured internally to suchan extent that his life is now despaired of. When the scuffle commenced Mrs. Clarke ran off for the police, leaving Green in the room, and when she returned they had lett. Green died alter this from natural causes, and some two weeks since, Mra, Olark procured a war- rant for the arrest of Queenan, but the officers failed until last night to secure him, when he crossed the path of officer Gibson, and he was taken tothe 10th precinct station where Jus- tice Boswell heard the case, and held Queenan to bail for his appearance at court. The ac- cus+d does dot deny that he had a scuffle with Clerk, but alleges that he acted in self defense, Clark having commenced it by seizing him by the collar and refusing to let him go. There was butone witness examined, (Mrs. Clark,) and she could not testify to the whole transac- tion. Goon Fripay.—A very large number of the Protestant clergymen of New York have unit- ed in a public proposition to secure a general agreement among tbe Christians of that ity in the observance of Goga Eriday this year. Tha names appended @ document repre- sent not only Episcopal clergymen, but many of the most distinguished divines of the Pres- byterian, Methodist, Baptist, Datch Reformed, Lutheran and cther denominations, together with theological professors and heads of the great religious societies. The: conjointly agree to observe a day so widely ob:erved throughout the christian world, not only “in solemn remembrance of the erucifixion of our Lord,” and the unity of their faith thereupon, but asa “day of tasting, humiliationand pray- er, in view of our national troubles,” impelled thereto by our “our sins as individWsls and as @ propie, the intense worldliness among us, the rapid and appalling growth of luxury and ex- travagance, with all their attencant evils, an these in the midst of the direst calamities an: chastisements that can befall a people.” The proposition has been taken up cordial! by the Protestant clergy of other cities, meet with much favor among them in this city we learn. a fh ee A SgERIOUR ACCIDENT. — This morning, as Chas. Parker, driver of the Kirkwood House omnibus, was passing the south side of Pean. sylvania avenue, east ef 11th street, he was at- tacked with an epieptic fit and feil from the Griver’s seat of the omnibus to the ground, re- ceiving & severe scalp wound, exterding from the front to the back of the head, and other in- juries. He was carried into the stove and tin- ware store of Mr. James Skirving, and Drs. T. ¥. Joyce and Chapman, who were ing, rendered him what service they could. They pronouncé Parkef’s Wounds dangerous, and death may ensue from a concussion of the brain. Mr. Bligh, the proprislor of the omai- bue, was sent for. and he obtained a permit and had the injured man conveyed to Previ- dence Hospital. Parker has no home, and has been in the habit of eating at restaurants and sleeping about the stable. Mr. Skirving al- lowed him to remain in his store until the per- =e obtained for his transfer to the fos. pital, —_——_— A Mvse.—Last night two men, Alfred Webb and John Grinder, went to the ticket office at Csuterbury, and Webb asked for two tickets, for which he paid and they were given him. Webb demanded shane, insisting that he gave & dollar note. The seller denied it, and Grin- der said that he did givea dollar note. Webb and Grinder growing very boisterous, the special officer of the establishment, assisted by officer Handley arrested them. A scnifile en. sued in which Webb and Grinder were very roughly handled, sundry knots and cuts on their heads and face bearing evidence of the fact. They were locked up inthe 4th Ward station all night, and this morning were order- ed to pay $5.44 each. es Port oF WASHINGTON.—Cleared—Schrs, Onkahia, Wright, Vienna; T. J. Dixou, Barn2s, Accomac; Sarah J. Bright, Shaw, New York; Farmers Return, West, Accomac ; Thomas Henry, Armetter, do.; B. T. Wright, Evans, Annamessex; Challenge, Mart, Chester River; Kate, Rayner, Pope’s Ureek; Alzoma, Hay3, Cambridge; Mechanic, Coyer, Liewellensburg, M. Spicer, Paul, do.; i. A. Wise, Bowi>, Mary- land Point; Chotilda, Stokes, Pocomakt P. Stevens, Reed, do; Chatham, Perry, Stoney Creek; Sarah Minga, Moon, Havre de Grace; H. T. Wood, Hazelton, New Haven; Sloops Emily, Sterling, Annamessex; Fanny, Boyes, Pomunkey, D. A. Newings, Oarnach, Tangier Sound; R.L. Forsythe, Purcell, Pocomake. SITES a5 Hotet Rospsry.—Last night, two men, Sergeant Joseph C. Oarry and Chas. Zouman, returning to the front after leave of absence, putupattke American House, opposite the Center market. This morning upon dressing themselves, they found themselves minus the money they had in their pockets. Officer Burch was called upon and arrested five ne ws- boyson suspicion, but the soldiers being obliged toreturn to their regiments this morning, and there being no evidence that the boys were the operators, Justice Giberson dismissed them with an admonition. ets cece THs FEMALE PICKPOCKRT, (not of Washing- ton but of Georgetown,) was caught yesterday in Georgetown; she having picked the pocket of Mrs. Louisa Newland of @ purse containing $12. The pickpocket was arrested by Officer Sebastian and the purse was found in a boot in the store of Mr. Wilson, merchant tailor; the thief having ran in the store and placed the purse where it was found. Shegave hername as Mary McCarty, and is 25 years of age. She was committed to jail by Justice Reaver, and her picture was to grace the gallery im Super- intendent Webb's effice, is Kagsprxo a Bawpy Hovsa.— Yesterday offi- cer Gibson and Deane. made & descent on the house of Matilda Ryland alias Till Wade, in Fighting Alley, and arrested her and two ot her girls, Francis Hargrove and Margaret Rus- sel. They were taken before Justice Bos weil at the tenth precinct station, when Samuel Gatis and others a) 7A psc againstthem. Till was committed toja i for court to answer the charge of keeping 8 bawdy house and the other two girls were committed to the workhouse on the charge of prostitution. ah soe gece InsvLtine Lapins.—Last nightofficer Gese- ford arrested a man reper? Mey hate who stop) a number jadies as got afar in Phe wth Ward and commenced, to use indecent language. The officer seized him and started to the station, but on the way the pris- oner managed to break away from the officer, who however, secured him after a short race. This morning Justice Boswell fined him $5, Pstty LARceny.—Yest , John Mar. shall went into the store of Rlgetae 9 Rabel between 4, ‘eaten to anu arrested him. heard the case, sent Marshall to jail for court. PoLion RErorts.—Firtt Precinct — William Milter, giving liquor to soldiers; . liq: tere: dismissed — Keefe ana J O'Donnell, shooting robins; 85 each. vag Thiad Precinct.—H. Veitch, drunk; dismissed. George Olementson, fighting: John Fi: do.; foth for ace. James Simms, ans aa miseed. W. H. Larkin and F. ozswel! shoot- ing robins; dismissed. Mary Clancy, alias McCarty, picking pocket; jail for court. Den- nis O'Brian, disorderly; 22.45. William Cus- tard and John Brown, drunk; dismis-04, Sizth Precinpt —M. Pfeiffer, créatin; ance; Wm, Booth, David Barry, Jonn Combs, violating cow law; dismissed. John Sbortell, Chas. Johneon, and Jas. Davis, drank end dis. ordarty: #2 eac! Tenth Precinct.—John Riley, drunk and dis. orderly; workhouse. Matiida Ryland, keep- ing a bawdy honee; jail for ceurt. M' Russel, leading s lewd and lacivious life; workhouce. Francis Hargrove, do; do. Joba Quinnan, assault and battery; bail for court. Charles Holland, insulting temales; 85. ae Sary or Ruat Estatr,—Messrs. Jam's 0. McG vire & Co, auctionerrs,sold yesterday af: ternocn, at suction, the western ofequare No. 9, known as the “Di1 Uatholic Ground,” fronting on Fourteenth, U and sirerts. The foilowin, enasers: Lot!, W.C. nite. ial Vv arties were the pur. utchins, 20} cents per 6, J. W. Tucker, 14% cents. Lot7,N. 1. Lar- ner, 14cents. Lots 8,9, and 10, B. Robinson, 15 cents. Lot t!, W. C. Hutchins, 4 cents. Lots 12 and 13, G. W. Dutton, 14 cents. Lot 14, E. Frisley, 15 cents. Lot15, Henty Rup- ll, 14% cents. Lot 16, Henry Ruppell, v2 cts. Lote 25 and 26, H. °”. Hamilton, &\ cents. Lot 27, N. D. Larner, §¥ cents. Lot 28,G. W. Lar- ner 3% cents. Lot 31, J M. Hill, §& cente. Lot 2, Wm. Loving, 9 cents. ocsatldee Frixev.—The following liquor sellers were arrested this morning by Captain Dolan's de- tectives, and fined 920 each by Justice Fareue fou for selling liqnor to soldiers: Jamer Donnell, 14th street. between I and K streets: Patrick O'Brian, 1=t street, between B and O streets: and Wm. Hickey, No. 4299 Pennsyl- vania avenue. eee . Crrwrmat Court, Judge Fisher.—The case of E. W. and W. T. Griffin, for forcible entry and detainer, is still on trial. SS OR SALE—The UNION RATING TSE, on the corner of 14th and G streets weat. Tt will be gold at a secapin Ss the owner is guing into other business. For particulars call on the p mar *-tw* J ST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE—Seven fine WORK HORSES, two of them Mares, Also. two Wagons. Harness, &c. Call HOWAR & ROUSE'S Stables, on G street. perweee 6th and 7th streets, near the Patent Of- ice. at OR SAT B—The t étory br: HOUSE corner of 6th street and Marys! av- enue, possessing latest improvements of gaa.water, &c., with lot attached 120 feet decry. brick stable and carringe-hoase. Price 37,6; 31,500 cas - ance $75 per month. with interest on de! ments. Inquire of JOHN R. ELVANS, enn ay..or JOHN H. BIRD, corner Md. av. and 6th at., Island. (Chr.Rep.&Int.) mar 24-0! ‘OR SALE—By a Lady leaving the city—One very fine SADDLE HORSE, suitab) for a lady; very spirited and perfectly broken. Also, one superior SADDLE HORSE; for a gen- tleman of taste. Can be seen for a few days at Fasell’s Stable, Beall street, Georgetown, No. 168. Any person Wanting enh would 4a well to cal? and see them. One Saddle and Bridle, made by Prainer of New York, cost $95; made and fitted expressly for the Lady's horse. woh 4-lw* RAND BASTER BALL! THE SECOND GRAND BALL or THe YOUNG IRISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. To be given at the TEMPERANCE HALL, On BASTER MONDAY, March 28th. The Commitee will endeavor to make this Ball the pleasantest one of the season, Come ladies, come to the GRAND EASTER HOP. CommitteR OF ARRANGEMENTS. Joseph McLaughlin, P.H. Keniely, ere. Conrey. FLOOR MANAGERS, James McGuire, Brien Shean, C. O’Donohue, Robt. E. Fuaitt Tickets One Dollar. admitting a gentleman and jadicr. mh 24-at” AGAZINES FOR APRIL RECRIVED A? SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. Godey's Lady's Book, for April; price 25 ecuts, Harper’s Magazine. for April; price 25 cents. Atlantic Monthly. for April; price 25 cents. Continental Monthly. for April; prfce 25 cents. Jeason’s Pictorial Novelette, ‘The Knights of the Silver C: > eomplete; price 25 centa. All the new books published, and everythingin the atationery lina. for sale at ILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, mh 22 a corner 434 street and Pa. ay. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! aad 369 Seventh street. We have now in store a more complete assort- ment of FURNITURE and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES than can be found in the District, to which we call the attention of the citizens and the blie nerally. ‘Wename in part: _ alnut and Mahogany Sofas, Arm Chairs Rocking Chairs, Side Chairs 4 Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Dressing ani other Bureaus Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Washstands Do. do. Jenny Lind and other P.isteads Marble-top Oak and Painted Cottage Suites Marble top Conte Side and Sofa Tables Cane and Wood-seat Chairs and Rockers Round-end and Cottage Bedsteads ‘Wardrobes. Washstands, Tables Extension Tablee. Dining Chairs, Sideboards, Ac. Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows made to order Husk and Hair Mattresses. Also, Carpete, Oil Cloths, =e. Rugs, &c. Also. Cutlery, Plated Fpoons, Forks, &c.. Ke iety together with = general variety of articles which ie requisite about ever: house. i All vorsuases of & and upwards a discount on ten er cent: *BONTZ & GRIFFITH, mb3)-tw 369 Tthet,. between I and K ste. Mm 7484 CLOTHING! MILITARY CLOTHING!) PYKE No, 353 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB, Will close out his large stock of MILITARY CLOTHING at manufacturers’ cost for the next few days. The attention of sutlers and dealers is called to this fact, and they will find ith them call. D. J.P 5 Agent for Manufacturers, 353 Pa. av., mh 17-Iw* pear 6th street, up stairs. (CITY STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY. THE LARGEST LAUNDRY IN THE UNITED STATES. Locaren om 147u Stager, Near C. MR. HOTCHKISS re respectfully informs his former patrons and hu merous friends that he has the entire chargoof this extensive Laundry, and in soliciting 32 sin their patronage, assures them that all work shall be dane prompt tee ina = eooe ener as he employs none but experien: \ sbrineinal Otice atc. L. LOCKWOOD & CO.’3, 24 Pennaylvania avenue. All orders left at CHAS. A. WOOD.8, opposite Willard’s Hotel, or WM. H. BRUCR’S, 454 ?enn- sylvania avenue, or PAI MER & SLY, coracr of Seventh street aoa ateestnatts avenue, will be PrN ES ote E. HOTCHKISS, Jr. Manacer. TS! ARY WALTON, the Eatablishod Wash- M = ea Favorite, appears at the Great Metro- politan Hall to-night. wt 21-tf NEW ATTBAOCTION, cz A First-class Shee Store In 7th Street. I HAVE 0! =D THE LARGEST, FINSST, AND CHEAPEST, BOOT AND SHOR STORE {athe tty.ot Warmineten, with a very extcativs D) ¥ ?, CHILDEBN'S, auNte ANd BOSS BOOTS ARD SHORS, Dierers ivio mt Quakers y cioen So-antt 7 . a street, Migencer Biocs. wapsca oor tote D street. woe: side, 7A grout variety of MILITARY BOOTS. Bolt e: F4t BEEF FOR eActEe a FULTON MARKET, Conwar ov Mru anp & Srarers. Will be ready for sale on Thursday, the 2th, the Beef of three Prise Cattle. Bend yourordersesrly. yy HHPRURN. ANT MERE, R30" PinwsTi VAN! Oy cof aD 107H Ste a Berwasx ora. eae or | Dinner from 13106 o'clock, Ons Dollar. ; 1) of Ware:—Soup; Poisson; Hors d’Hoeuvre; eatresei Deuse rotis; Trois Legumes; Sal- ; Dessert. **Si eaner from 6 to 1! o'clock, 0 cts. mh 37-Iw® = hereby gi to all persons een pete HEY aeons for arrears or storage, to come forward within Seige aby snd a thin date and redeem the same, other 7 be sold by the undersigned to pay cre 4 jetor of Huropean Hotel. 1a WSL oak? aah a he .FROOPING FELT AND CRMBENT \e. ———__——_- hand wan.— Yesterday, Officer Frasier, | Constantly on & e of the Fours ‘Ward, with a warrant issued by 318 Penns, avenue, up stl... Judge Fisher, of th charged wit a loth 7 paway-bouse. She was turned over Marchal, and released upon @600 ball for aut’ br court, &