Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. W. B, WALLACH, Editor and Preprictor. WaSHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY .,...........--- MARCH 17, 1865. QF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE, BEN OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. EXTRA. SHERMAN AT FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. at a Respresiul Dista mMrectie Kebel W prise ef Kilpatrick—-Hamptem Driven with Heavy L so Official War Balletin. War D&raRTMENT, Wasurnotom, March 16, 9.30 p. mt Majer General Diz, New York: The following despatch has this evening been received at this Department: | Ovry Point, Va., March 16, 1865.—Hon. C. | A. Dama, Astistant Secretary of War: Lam just | im receipt of a letter from Gen. Sherman, or | the 12th fostant, from Fayetteville. He de- eoribes bis army as in fine health and spir- ita, having met with no serious opposition | Hardee keeps in his front at a respectful dis- | tance, At Coiwmbia he destroyed immense arsen- | als aad railroad establishments, and foriy-three | canon. At Oberaw he feund mach machinery and | war material, including 3,600 barrels of pow- | Ger. In Fayetteville he found 20 pieces of artil- | Sery, and much other material | Me says nothivg about Kilpatrick's defeat by Hampton, but the officer who brought his letter says that before daylight onthe 10th Hampton got two brigades in the rear of Kilpatrick's beadquarters and surprised and captured all | of the etaff except two officers. Kilpatrick e3- caped, formed his men @nd drove the enemy | With great loes, recapturing about all that ne | Bad lost. Hampton lost 66 left dead on the field U. S. Grant. Lieut. Gen’). [#EOONP DISPATOH.) Indications of a Scare in Richmond—The Newspapers Suspended—Printers, Clerks and Kepoerters Gone tothe Field. Another telegram from Gen. Grant's head- quarters reports that the Daily Dispatch is the only paper issued to day in Richmond. It 68)6:—Tbe Dispatch 18 published this morning om balf # sbeet only, because of the fact that ail our employees—printers, reporters, and clerks, are members of rsilitary organizations, and were called out yesterday morning by the Governor to perform special service for a sbort time. But for ths kindness of a few friends who are exempt fiom service, and who volunteered their aid, the half loaf presented Would, of necessity, have been withheld. In a few days at furthest our forces will return to their posts, when we hope to resume, and eontipue interruptedly our full-sized sheet. There is no other news of moment from any quarter. C. A. Dana, Assistant Secretary of War. ANOTHER EXPEDITION. On Fridsy, March 10th, an expedition, com- | posed of several companies of the 3d New Yori | cavalry, two companies of the 13th New York, adetacbment of the 2d Massachusetts, anda section of the 8th New York battery, al! under | the immediate command of Uo!. GW. Lewis, ‘was eeut out by Brig. Gen. Vodges from Suf- | folk forthe purpose of determining the rebel | mulitary statusof the adjacent county, and ef- | fecting the purposes of a usual raid into the | enemy's country. The expedition crossed the | Blackwater river after a brisk skirmishing, re- } sulting ia the lors ef one killed, one wounded | and one missing, and pushed onto Murfree's Station, the terminus offthe Seaboard and Roa- noke railroad. After destroying the railroad Gepot, warehouses, rebel barracks, fifty bales of prime cotton, and all other material that could possibly be used by the rebels, the expe- dition returned unmolested to Suffolk. FROM THE VALLEY. Since the departure of General Sheridan all the sick, and surplus baggage and sutler’s stores have been cent from Winchester to the | rear, leaving the forces there, under the tempo- rary command of Major Genera! Hancock, free | tor a forward movement up the Valley at any | moment. | The prisoners taken by Sheridan at Waynes- boro’ have all been sately lodged in onr forts, wetwitbetanding Roseer’s boast that he had liberated some of them on the road. General Crook is expected soon toreturn to bis command in the Valley. CONSOLIDATED. ‘The 4th and 9th New York cavalry regiments, on daty im Sheridan's army, were yesterday consolidated by order of the War Department, | Lieut Col. Nichols, of the vth, assuming com- mand, with the rank of Colonel. Geemaw Orera—The beautiful opera of | “Stradella" drew a brilliant audience last evening, and w performed in the most | ebarmipg manner. The concert interpolated | between the first and second acts was particu- | larly fine. b To-night is produced the sparkling opera of +*Mireille” for the first time in this country’ ‘The cast promises arare entertainment. To- morrew night “Faust.” We are giad tolearn that Mr.Grover has determined, in consequence of the great suc. cees of bis opera troupe, to postpone other en- gagements and remain here ten nights atter the expiration of this week for the pur- pose of presenting all the new 8nd most brilliant operas in the repertoire of the Ger- maa troupe. Tse WEEKLY STAR is on our counter, and ia ‘wrappers ready for the mails, containing full details of Sherman’s movements; Particulars of Sheridan's great raid; Schofield’s operations; The fight at Kinston; Affairs in Grant's Army; The Fredericksburg expedition; Report of the Secretary of War, Proceedings of the Baltimore Conference, Criminal Court, &=; Correspond- eace with the Mayor on the subject of the col- ored school fund; Interesting military, naval and departmental news; Agricultural, horti- cultural and domestic miscellany; Several columns of local news; and latest telegraphic dispatohes from all quarters. New Mvue:o —From J. F. Etlis’s music store No. 36 Pernsy!ivania avenue, we have re- ceived the following pieces of new and pop- lst music:— Empress Engerie Quadri'tes;” “Mage Secret,” ballad by Knhe; «Night before the battle.” words by R. Morris, Esq., music by Jean Louis; « Bel Demoni’s Grand Galop,” by F. Rice. | Daw aoe ny THe F: oop at Eastport, TEN A parsgraph is going the rounds of the press | stating thats flood at Eastport, Tenn., had de- | stroyed gne or two million dollurs worth of | commuseary stores, but a despatch received by | artermsster General Meigs yesterday from ville says that the loss at Eastport is tri- | fling, with the exception of the submerging of fitty or sixty thousand bushels of grain, most | of which will be cold ina damaged stute, and when cold will realize a part of its cost. Thera bas been much damage to the railroads in the Department of the Onmberland, the bridges | being many of ttem trestle works, built after | the defeat and expulsion of the rebe! army. But the roads will be open sgain by the end | of Marob, The troops have not suffered trom | We temporary interruption of commanications., | Tue Deart in New YORK —We learn that the following despatch bas been sent to Gov. sag yet of New York: “i have not seen your circular about the drait, Qnd do not understand your despatch. No delay that I know of has been authorized, DOF us it Mteely tbat any will be permitted on any o'ber conditions ‘than those heretofore stared and repeated, to wit - it the boards are fully occupied in the examinaticn of vole unteers The delay tocontinus only so long as they are fully occupied in that way. « Jas. B. Fry, Provost Marshal Gen’l.” BF Ex Senator Foote has isened a: in London to Teonesseeans. expiaining haan connection with the retel government, which be repudiates and denounces. - ie {Tr Queen Victoria has two vacan whieh, it is expected, she will giveto Duke Of Oleveland and Lord Mowley. They are gar- ter biue, and no cast- offs, Baltimore Markets. ing taken by Washicgtoa butchers and 600 head by Baltimore batehers. Prices showed a wide range, scala wags selling at $6 per 100 lbs. grose, ordinary to good beeves a #& to $12, and a fom eeee lots at $1250. arket very dull at the close. Hogs —With a fair supply sod meneretee. mand prices ruled \ per Ib. lo * yume aiee hegs seliing at $17.50 to $20 per 100 3. net. Tauern — Market lightly supplied. Sales ranged from 11 to 12% cents per lb. gross, as to uality. 2 Uofize.—Market imactive and prices nom- pal. ‘ Flour.—No transactions were reported on ‘Change in trade or shipping brands, and the merket closed very heavy. Rye flour.— Demand unimportant. First quality offered at £7.75 per bbl, Corn meal.—Nothing doing. City Mills kiln dried held at $7 50 per bbl. Grain — Offerings at the Corn Exchange comprised 2,000 bushels what, 5500 d>. corn, and 4,000 do. oats. Very few buyers were in attendance, and the market ruled heavy. In wheat the transactions were limited to some 2,000 buehels very fair and good red at 2150250 cents. Corn was fully a cent lower, prime lots celling at 1454146 cents, and inferior to fair do. at 135a143 cents. Prime yellow brought 148 cents—a decline of 4 cents. Oats were duilat 98 cents, weight. No transactions in rye re- ported. i Molassez.—Market very quiet, thonzh nomi- inal, new Olayed Cuba 60265 cents, Muascovaco do 70275 cents, English [sland 75490 cents, aud Porto Rico 80a95 cents. Provisions.— Prices sre drooping, and q¥o!a- tions are necessarily nominal. Sugars.—All grades are neglected and heavy. We quot Cuba ani re , I. com. to good refining. 214.5011 “ “grocery ... .... 15.50at “ “ “ prime grocery... 18 60ai9 Porto Ricocommon to good grocery. 16 (0Aal7 5!) “ prime to choice grocery '5 50ai9.50 Salt.—In the absence of demand we are un- | able to give reliable quotations fer Liverpool or bulk. Seeds._Small gales of ordinary to prime cloverseed reported at #17a17.50, timothy at $6.50, and fi :xseed at $5 50. WBisky —There was some little inquiry, but City and Obio may be American. les transpired. quoted at #2.25.— Balt. => NINTH STREET METEODIST PROTES TANT CHUBCH, Rev. J. Thomas Ward, pantor.—The Rev . Lipscoms will preach on rext SABBATH, the 19th, at_!1 o’clocka m . and the Fev.J. W.Cuarrin at ea m, The puvlic ere reepsctfully invited toattend. he —-THE MANAGERS OF THE ME FOR the Friendless will meet at Mr. George» Fiant's, No. 4105 13th street, on WEDNESDAY, the 224 instant, at i o'cl 5 Tnestiyre and quest all Indies interested in the institution to at- tené, it* 8T. PATRICK 8 DAY —A leoture will be delivered By Joun P, Brority.at Gonzaga ail, F street. between th and Wth greets on FRIDAY KYENING, March 17, 1805, at7»’cloct per Subject :—‘‘Who are the Irish*’’ Several rish Me odies will be sung by Map, Kratscumar and the National Hymn of freiand. by » Cnorus of Thirty Voices. Carry’s Brats Band will diacoirse eslect National Aire, Tickets £0 cents; to bx hal at € edocr. Proceeds to assist ia paying for the hell N. B—attheclose the Band wil! match from the hall to the Exchange Hotel with those wko sre to partake of the supper. it papindiog OF 8T. PATRICK'S DAY A BY THE THOLIO TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOOIETY. This Society wil) celebrate the day by a meeting atthe ball, cornero! F aud 0th streets. at aaven o'clock p.m. AN who have taken the pledge of the Society are requested to attend. as the elestion cers will take place, COMMITTRE, m $~ THE GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT of the new FOUNDRY METHODIST EPI8 OPAL CAURCH, corner of G@ and Fourteenth stree’s, i# now open. The andience roor has been beautifully decorated and arranged with special regard to the convenience of visitors. There will be select instrumental and vocal music each evening. There wi! be a variety of attraetions—amon which will be visits from the Commanderies a: Lodges of our ownand other ities. fe 22 BRAND BALL lpre BESERIT OF BUDOLPH SAUR. (DRaY at MBTROPOLITAX HALL, G Pennsy!vania h ate, Pry tal esti With the aavurance of speoding « piensa Excelient Muatc will be in attendance, Tick Dt ad La Co ae One Dollar, admitting a Gentlemen ts ee ON 8ST. PaT- MMBT ASSOCIATEON 2 jouncing te ti friends that they will celebrate St, t by giving their 1FTA GR=ND BALL, ’ Ball, 7th street. on the Ith of -olags brass and atricoe band has ion. Tickets $1. D. Hogaa, Breen, P. Healy. Jas. Barritt, J, Hallinan, Patriok’s ni, at Gdd Ly t ae aged forth D Po bie 4 18 06 Barritt, McGQoire, M. Hallinan, L, No‘an. yeAND COMFLIMES TARY BALL # DRAFTED MBTROPOLITAN POLICE. A THE 7TH WARD. To be givenat Island Hall, corner of 6th and D streets. MONDAY, March 2th, 1855. A cordial invitation is extended to the of and their families, no lady’s invitations been ixsued, Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, ‘By order of the committee o arrange Committee —B. F, 0. Wal- B. Gorman. ro td’ m b.3tt Barker, J m QTBATBD-On. jarge bob-tsiled BAY HORSE, h«d halter on when he left. A liberal reward will be given if returned to WM. H. TOWERS, corner. f Lith street west and I street north, mhi O8T—One T Ladies’ GOLT SPECTACLES, 4 on Thursday evening, cither at the EB st-cet Raptist Charch or between that Church and 426 N street.cor Verm-ntavenue. Any per‘oafiading and Jeaving themas above, @ill be liberally re warded. mh 17-2t* O8T—On Wednerday, the i5th instant, batw-en 4 tour and five o'clock p, m.. the DIsOHARGE from the Navy of Richard Mathews, second-class fireman. It is suppored to have been lost near the Treasury Department. an: but the owner, who wili liberall: sap returning it to bim at the Yard, Washivgton. A RED COW (dry) estray. and on the premises of JOHN EPADE, 20th and B sts. ml5-5t* OST—In going to or in coming rom the Wash- ingt ‘Theater, on the night of the 1ith (yea- terd a small round cluster garnet BREAST PIN “The finder will be liberally rewaried upon leaving it in room No. $7 ,second floer, Treasury Building, 'm 15-3t* 'v reward aRy per- Mould Loft, nay § REWARD —Loat, yesterday morning between We 11 and 12 o'clock, a Black POUKET BOOK, on the 7th atreat or avenue cars. containing batwaen :M acd 2 dollars and a few postage etamps The above reward willbe given ifleitat No, 483 j2th street. mar 15-2¢* b = REWARD-—Loest, cn the lith inst.,a moss eo colered greybounl SLUT. ad oo a silver plated coler, marked Chas. A. Donnelly, Washiag- ton, D.@. Any parson returning the same to the Old Capitel Pr'sen will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner. ml6-3t* CHAS. &. DONNELLY O8T—On Tuesday evening, between 6 and 7 4 o'ciock, coming from H down 1th street to the avenue, thence in the cars > Georgetown, uo High, to No. 43 Ist st..2 LADY’8 GOLD WATCH, gutte percha Chain. Geld Pencil. Key and Heart attached, Tbe finder will be liberally rewarded by returming them to No 42 Ist street. Georgeto or to FAMUEL M. BUOTES, Treasury Devert- Went, m 16-31" $20 EEWARD.—A cream-colored MARE, abont 12 or J4 years old. having a very dis- tinct mark on her neck 88 iffroma barn or sca'd. was stolen from my premises on laat night, the }ith inst. Twili give the above reward for any informatioa which will enable me ta recover her, eae = w'RA 3. __lat street and New York —In the Wert Market House, lust Satarday nig t.ope@ MEMORANDUM BOOK, contsin- ing six dollars and 49 cents, and moles payable to John Hough,asd other papers, The Snder may bave the money by retarnieg the panera to W. W. HOUGH. Butter Dealer, No. 69 Pa. sve. ™m 3:-4t? JOHN HOUaH Foe SALE-—Four pas of fine HORRES, amone them one pair of Biack Hawk colts; also, three ecodsingle driving horses, suitable for family prnncess at W. C. Hazel’s Btables, Beall street, eorg 2, D.0. W.C. HAZEL, ie GING AND PIANO ronee CLAgs JEW bas been opered by Prof, WOLOWB KI.at aoe tih stree', between Hand 15m) strects. Through his new inethod. a ver- on |: rgoclyaslight knowledge of music will be enabled,in a very short time, to read inusic readily, ant + x-cute on the piano with rare perfac tion. Asto tue vocal part, he arrives at most ex- traordinary results. preety IMPORTANT NEWS. SELLING OFF AT COST for two weeka longer. our entire stock of, BOOTS AND BHOKB, must he closed ont by the Ist of April, Have your money and call at once at . L, HEILBRUN & CO, 506 Beventh street, m 16 6t* Adjoining Oéd Fellows’ Hall. MADAME PRINCE D ous announce to the Ladies of Washington and its vicinity that she has been among the first to select from the present sea- 8on’s importations. She takes this mode to re- questa visit frem her former patrons,aad any who may favor her with a call. Ladies will not - ree Bonnets displayed in the window to attract their attention, but if they come in to aee them, they cannot fa'l to be pleased. Her stock of FANCY GOODS—suach as, LACE JACONET and SWISS WAISTB, FANCY BACK | COMBS, INSERTINGS and EDGINGS. RgaL LACES, PERFUMERY. FRENCH CORSETS, WATERFALLS, HALA PUFFS, scda complete stock of SUN SHADES and SUN UMBRBLLA8S.— she offers at a small advance, they being from one of the largest manufacturers in New York, acd be- ing without a sccond profit, customers can indge of quality «od price by seeing for themselves. Also,10dczan astortoi NECK RUFEB, at 58 t. 75, being about 50 per cent. cheaper than that sential aud pretty article of dress can be pro cured elsewhere. ar eomten shy pee more Ladies, I won! your attenti to the little New York MILLINERY AND FANCY BTORE, where you can find a well selected stock of Lal Grateet every description and r 0 du r utmost t> please & wersoneTes* MADAMB PRINOE, mar 17-1m* 22 Market Spice FORD'S NEW THEATER. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON CERT, BUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 19 BENEFIT OF JAMES BR. O’BRYON, Of Ford's Theater, “DRAFTKD”" The following eminent talent of thi kindly volunteered their services for thisspocet occasicn: Mrs. C. YOUNG KRBTa0H Uidame MaRi® MARING Oe MMr.J_ K. GOODALL, " RESD, e u Mr JOHN FARSONS Bignor FREDBK1O0 GENNARI PROGRAMME, te raca inten FARE BIAS, » Grand Fantasia—Vivlincel’o................M. (3, K. Goodall j aa | 2, Ernani in volemi. sree. Verdi - (Mademo Marie Marini i §. Piano—Transcription of Trovatore........ Webb (Mr. b. Douglas Webb.) 4. Der Mimme! hat eine Traven gorvent, Bulo sopreno. with viol'n obligato, (Mrs. C. Y. Kretschmar and Geo. % 5. In Perra Dereato—* Don Sebastian”. (Mr.A. D. Reed.) -C. de Boriot 6. Concerto... ..-.-o-. ene. < (Mr. George Loesch.) PART SECOSD 1, Lament of the Irish Emigrant ..Tom Moore «Mr. Jebn Parsons.) 2. La Mere et !’Enfan : mule ---Dontsetti (Madame Marie Mx: ) 3. Piano—Grand Fantasia- LucretiaBorgia. Goria (Mr. B. Doug'as Webb.) 4. Bolo- Profug Martha’’.... -Von Fistow i Mr. a DB Reed) 5. Gratias Agimu- Tibi—Bolo soprano, with flute obligsto -.-Gullelmi (Mrs.0. Y. Kretsehm: 4H. Schatter.) Conductor. .... Signor Frederico Gennari this occasion is one of Btein- way's Grand kindly | i Sri y loaned for the occasion by W. Admission. ircle. ase aa Tickets to b« had at the Boors open at 7 o'clock, Commence at 6 e’cleck. yest ARRIVED AND FoR 8A ‘The Piaro ured on E—Three 8a1- ie and Harness HORSES Onli et HOWARD A Sta! le: siree No 452 and 458 bet 7 Washipaton, 0.8 jetwecn Chand ith OR RRU LEON, ton ve i A ol,’ in eugar, fron e - ration ball at@ AL DALZSE'S Oonictionety Sa and Dats, m 15 3¢* Fee TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN BE H | |_ payment. | Chickerit BOARDING. NT—One furnished FRONT ROOM. er one or two gentl men on frat floor, arding. Apply iiumediately, 205 4: at.. treet, Island, m i¢ 3t ExP¥CTABLE GENTLEMEN C obtain Board ing sinall family by calling im mediately at 331 20th street, between K and L ae ens #50 a month each, washing included. m 14:38" A WIDOW LADY GOAN ACCOMMODATE ONE or two ladies and gentlemen with delightful ROOMS and BOAKD. Board for ladies cooly. Ad- dress CONFIDENTIAL, Pe-t office, Baltimore, Md. mi0-lw Babs. Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with BOARD callateouthweat corner 2ist ané H *te-. near Pa. sv. Terms moderate, Bath in hense, Furrisbed ROOMS at 373 Pa. av, fe25 Im* it- i J OTICE—FOR BALE—220 seta of ons, two, and four horse second hand HARNESS, and a large lot of second-hand SAVPLES and BRI- DLES. Apply te H.8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Pa. avenue, between 4’: and oth streete, opposite Na- tional By mat 14-Jm* SUPERIORITY OF CHICK BRING & SONB PIANOS, See the Proofs ai ince Jat January, 1865, Concerts in City of Washington whith have used S ¢ Chickering & Son’s Pianos, Varnished by J F Ellis. 306 Pa. ay..since Ist Jan, Firat Congregational Meth. Charch—M at., bet, Repetition of above, 2 weeks later 9th & Gottschiik’s Grand Conzerts—Seaton Hail, 9th D Calvary Eaptist Church—Odd Fellows’ Hall Graces icopal) Church—Ieland Hall resbyterian) Church—%th at., bet GQ & H Musical Convention, (under direction ‘of Prof. B, F. Baker) sessions held at Dr. Gurley’s Church Warbington Dramatic Arsociation—sessions held at Parker's Hall All Concerts given by Public Schools of Washing- ton and Georgetown. 3 . FEBRUARY. ith Presb’n Church. repetition—9th st.. bot.G & H Foundry (Meth. Epise’l) Church—iith st . cor. G Methodist Protestaut Church—9th at.. bet E& F Birakorch’ Grand Combination, { Webli, Katow, Hariisand Perring,) Seaton Hall Meth Prot Church. repetition—9:b at , bet B& F Washington Dramatic Asguciation—Purker’s Hall Wallach and Bavenport Combimatioa, Orchestra— Washir gton Theatre ghtly, now ip operation at Foundry Oharch 01 lows’ 1 Wasbirgtom Dramatic Assoc’ dd Fellows’ Hall Wallach School Boure—Pa. corner 3¢h st. east Opening of Gcnraga Hall—P 9th and Wth at., bet. Wa tech Scheel House, repetition—Pa. 4th street cant Beneficiary Cvncert (Drafted Conductors) Grand pees Opera Company (Grover’s) Gro- ver’s heatre Grane Sern ts Opera Company—Also used Smith's me@rican Orge™. erican QESLOES THE ABOVE, we bave the certificates on exhibition at our Store of 36 of the most prominent Music Teachers and musical celebrities of Washington in praise of t Fetshetes aud have sold in this city over 650 av, corner We beve always on hand a complete steck of niches chegprieet ny ow in ttore, Fpecial 2 BEAUTIFUL GBAND PIANOR. ene mest superb Lastraments over offered in this city. . The only ice zen cao procure the famed CHICKERING & SONS’ PIANO! qaatty ecknowled ed the BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD—baving been establis ied fifty-four years, and received 4 prize medals over all competitors for the euperiority of their manufacture, exbibit- ed by them at the diferent Fairs in this cuuntry Algo, the - 4 e@ leading artists is the professien, the heads of Oulieges and Academics; having constructed, finished, and sold ever 30.000 PIANOS! Cuickeaine & 3 ave never fared in businesa,and all extravagant objections, absurd assertions, and unkind remarks thatyou hear about them cam alwava be easily traced to their enemies in business, who are envi- ous and jealous of their great reputation, and in- terested, ef course. im the sale of other new mekers, Call and geta descriptive list. We distribute them Free We buy cor PIANOS and MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS FOR CAsH and, being 8OLE AGENTS or the oidest and pest touses iu the country, we Fe exabled to sell goods at the lowest pric Old Pianos taken in part pay for new. ,Pianos Tevtea for aday, k, month or year janes Tun aired, Removed, Pach ed ec. rented, repaired, or thipped stored, exchanged, Avy Musical Ins'rumert tekeuin exchange. Large areo'tment of BRASS” INSTRUMENTS, MESIC. MUSIC BOOKS, DRUMS. FIFKS, EUS GLF8, and every article in the muric i business. 306 oe me EL 13 ri tide mi6-e03!" Po'bet. 9th and 10th whee [CMPER! LUMBER!! LUmuER# 11 2 All kinds of Building Lumber, Bhinetes, Lathe, ard Cedar Posts, on hand acd for ada at low rates. by WILLET & REDGRAVE, mar 15-3t* Corner 1 ith st. aud the Canal. OraBa GLASSES, ‘Just imported. for sale at FRANELIN & 00.5 244 Pa. av., bet. 12th and Ith sts, and mi53t_ 368 Pa. av., National etel Buallding JOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF WILL’ NG GLAMPITT. deccarch. the chatted Willam H. Olampitt, deceased their claims to me ov rane are, Attorney for the Administeatrix. tow: ear, Or corner of ith street and Market Bonds, : 15 dtd Waspingion city OW TO LAY OUT A GARDEN, pb: ward H Kemp; Bridgeman'’s Young ridietic dein ant; Bri Famite Bch Par ener; Gardeniag y Mrs Losdon; The Manse Garden, 3 Londen. ©: kit t di 4 Borer peck aople aoe . Vi ndon Pep tint andeen oe me mane ° '. ern artes! i on apd iath ctreets, Open o% a, 08,57 B. i, Boar T-Lea' | sae mt FuAROR TAxLOe d is graiueless to any One | eat a 4 OCLOOEK P. Ti GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: WASHINGTON, Maroh 17, 1945. Buytng. Selling. 5 TR 109 ¢ 16 109 95 56 965g" Ry By rmy March Rn igh sat render ef Kinston, N. perted in pessessien of Geldsbore. peepee diately NerwBEEN, March 17.—An officer just from the front states that Ger. Oex, in an order on Saturday, stated that he expected to be joined by Sherman im three days. It is reported that Sherman's cavalry wasin Troy a few days ago. One wing of his army is marching on Fay- etteville near Goldsboro, and acolumn on Ra- leigh, Kinstoa surrendered yes!orday afternoon. It is reported that Sherman is in pozeession of Goldsboro. THB RESEL PANIC IB RICHMOND. ‘The tact that the publication of all the Rich- mond papers was suspended yesterday in con- sequence of the whele newspaporial force of the city printers, reporters and clerks having been forced into the ranks on account of some press- ing military emergency, would indicate either that Sheridan’s movements were sufficiently threatening in the vicinity of Richmond to callgut everybody to defend the city or its communications; or that Lee is sending troops to confront Sherman, and the citizens of Rich- moxd are thus thrown on their own resources for tke defense of that place. 14 is on the sharp horns of two dilemmas, with Sherman and Sheridan closing in on his communications and Grant holding him fast befoge Richmond. FRENCH Mi8SSION—APPOIN TMEN one HON. JOHN BIGELOW. ENE ION Te President has appointed John Bigelow, our prece’ Charge d’Affaires at Paris, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo- tentiary at that court. He has also appointed the Hon. Ambrose W. Clark, jate Representative in Congress from the twentieth district ot New York, to be Con. sul at Valparaiso, Ohiii. HAS JEFF DAVIS RESIGNED? ‘There is a report prevalent on the street that Jeff Davis—according to information from tebe} sources—has resigned, in order to give placp to those who are disposed to accede to the desire of the Southern property owners tor peacr short of confiscation. The report is doubtless premature, but there is no doubt that the sands of Jeff. Davis’ rule fre go nearly run as to make it liable to be true at any moment. STILL THEY COME. One hundred end eighteen deserters, who can into our lines in front of Petersburg, ar. Tived here to-day on the steamer Princess They are mostly North Carolinians. GUERQILLAB, Seven of Whuite’s guerrillas, who were cap tured near Fairfax yesterday, were seut in this alternoon, an@ committed to the Old Cap- itel. a NAVY YARD AND POTOMAC PLOTILLA. The Potomac fletilla dispatch boat steamer Elia arrived at 6th street wharf this morning, having in tow two schooners, the Campenero and Owens, seized by Lieut. Commander Niek- erson, in St. Inigoes creek, Md, on Monday last, having on board goods not on their clear. ance papers. They have been running into St. Mary’s creek for three or four years, and belong tere, The steamer Ella, now at the Navy Yard, ts undergoing a few slight repairs. She will leave for St. Inigoes at daylight to-morrow morning. Tho steamer Hat is still at the Navy Yard, not having left last evening, a8 was expected. THE FIRST TO SURRENDER HIMSEL¥, Jobn Denain, a deserter from the 150th Penn- sylvania volunteers, this morning surrendered himse!fto Provost MarshalIngraham. Danain is the first deserter that has thus far given himself up tothe authorities here ander the President's late pardon proclamation, and he came from Nashville to this city for ths pur- pose after an absence of aix months, having deserted from a hospital in Philadelphia. CAVALRY EXPEDITION. The 8th Wlinois has returned from an expe- dition towards Warrenton and Little Wash- ington, after thoroughly scouring that section in quest of guerrillas. None were found, how- ever, the gangs which have recently annoyed our lines in the vicinity of Fatis Church and Vienna having escaped to their hiding places in the mountains GONB TO CHARLESTON. Colonel Pineo, Assistant Inspector (General of the Medical Department,has gone to Charles- ton on 8 tour of inspection. PRESIDENT LINCOLN’S HBaLTH.— Although the President is yet quite feeble he is slowly gaining st-ength, and yesterday afternoon he took a short ride, appearing upon the avenue in his carriage, accompanied by his son, mas- terTad. If the thousands of office seekers who are now here besetting him upon every side would allow him to obtaina few days relaxa- tion he would doubtless speedily recover his usual health; but notwithstanding the Presi- dent's indisposition and the fact that this is Cabinet day, the White House was thronged again this morning with parties eager to obtain an interview. SALES OF 7 30's. —The sales of 7.30's by Jay Cooke & Uc. amounted to #4.212 960 yesterday. ———_— + eee > - TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. eget Great Tumble in Provisions and Cotton. Nxw York, March 17.—Fiour has dechned 25 cents. Wheat three and five cents lower. Corn dulland declining. Pork has declined 1.50 per barrel. Lard 13 cents lower. Whisky dull. Cotton has declined to 60 cents. The Gold Panic—Gold Still Falling. New YorRK, March 1712 o'clock —The ex- eltement on Wall Street is unabated. Goid is now quoted at 16: OCCUPATION OF KINSTON. Late from Sherman. NEwreERN, March 12th—10 p. m.—From a special messenger just arrived from the front Ilearn that the rebels abandoned the pesition in our front to-day, also evacnating the town ot Kinston. The civil authorities of Kinston mace a formal suiremder of the town to Major General Jacob D. Cox. Our troops are now in pessession. Kinston being a stragetic point of much im- portance, surprise Is manifested that the rebels did bet make & more persistent effort to retain porsersion of it, or at least make us pay.a bocdter price for its possession. Generul Foster, when he marched over this same road in December, 1562, met with despe- rate resistance at Kinstoa. A severe dattle was tought at this point at that time. The enemy were duabtlese infinenced in their. ac'ion in tbis mstance by the discovery of an Poel column of our troops on their right jank. This column, under the command of Major General Couch, left W:tmingtoa on the meen: ing of the 6th instant, and te-day formad a junction witb our forees in front of Kinston, thus marching withont cerious opposition trom Wilmington to Kinston. Verily, the Uonfede- TAC) 18 a sbell. Kinston is on the North Carolina and At- lantic railroad, thirty-three miles from New- bern. and. twenty-six miles from Goldsbe- rough. 6 The enemy are falling back rapidly towards Golseboro’, where they will probabiy make a stand. A battle at that point may be looked for. ‘ MownvasyY, March 18, noon.—Every effort is being mace to follow up the rebeis. Every bridge ha~ been burved by the fuzacioas rebs, In this we'l watered country bridges are nu- merous. The army can ford the atreams in moet instances, butthe supply and ammuni. tica Hains must Dave bridgts to facilitate their progrees. These bridges are being rapidly constructed; toous have alsogone forward. Gen. Soho- id 6 preseing the enemy sorely, leaving him but little time to reorganize his disheartened and flying columns. ‘ Further by the Afrca. The Army and Ni Gazette says the evac- uation of Obarlestoa and Columbia, and the concestration ef garrisons, will strengthen the hands of Beauregard, Hardee sod Hill. Bat the Confederates are placed in a position of exceeding danger, from which it will require greater genius thanever Lee and Davis have as yet exhibited, to extricate them. The purpose of Grant becomes more obvions as the campaign proceeds. He holds Lee fast, and thus paral, zes the strongest arm and peu- tralizes the greatest force ot the Vonfederacy. The Liverpoo! Post, in an editorial contend- ing againsta probable war between England snd America says:—In a note from a memn- ber of the Government, received in Liverpool on the 2d, occurs the following passage :— “I hear the city is uneasy about America. We have, Dowever, more pacific and satisfac- tory declarations from the United States Gov- ernment than for 8 long time past has been the case.” : The Post thinks the new Minister goes ont to reciprocate the words of amity recently trans- mitted acroes the Atlantic. LOCAL NEWS. MoRg ARRESTS FOR VIOLATING THE MILI- TaRY EnmoLt~went REGULATIONS —Yester- day, Major O'Reirne sent to Justice Boswell two men arrested by the detectives of the Pro- vost Marstal’s office, with the depositions of the witnesses against them. The first case is that of Wm. Snyder, who is charged with recruiting in the District tn vio- lation of Circular 68, A. G. O., Angnst 22, 1861. Tabor Hoimes testified that he was born ino Arkansas, and enlisted in the 10th Georgia volunteers in Richmond Va.; he deserted Feb- ruary 27. 1865: came inthe Union lires, and was sent to Washington, D.C.: took the oath of allegiance, which he lost. He met a man named Wm. Snyder Marcn 15, 1865, in Wash- ington; told him he (witness) was a rebel de- serter. Snyder said he woul? gire witness a suit of citizen's clothes, take him North, and Ee him inthe U.S. service, and would get im $500 bounty; and if witness did not want tostay, he could desert. Witness and Snyder went tothe eepot; Snyder bough: tickets for both; both were then arrested and taken to the Provoet Marshal's office, where this statement was made before Lieut.S. K. Brown, Depaty Provost Marshal. 4 The case ot Jobn Holloran, charged with fraudulently enlisting Chas. Stewart, colored, into the service of the United States, was taken up. "Chas. Stewart, colored, testified that heisa resident of Maryland; is 19 years oid; on Fri- day night iast he met Holloran, who wanted to Bite him at $18 per month to attend to his back horses; on Saturday went to Holloran’s stables, acconding to contract; Holjloran told him he was going as 4 sutler in the army, and wanted witness to go with him asa kind ot clerk; Holloran told him (witness) he would have !o enlist before he could go, and he ( Hol- loran) would bave him detailed; witness was to get #45 bonnty; witness went to be ex- amined by Major O’Beirne, when he was told that he could not be detailed; he came out of the room and was met by John T. Holiohan, substitute agent, who offered bim $25() to en- list: he took the $250 and was sworn into the service. The enlisting of Stewart proving to ba vol- untary, and on the bounty offered by John T. Holohan, the Justice dim.ssed the case of Hol- loran. es ROBBERY IN MURDER Bay.—Yeaterday, an Iroquois Indian,j who calls himseif Samski On-a-ton, who peddles bead work, such as is made by the Iroquois squaws, visited Murder Bayon a peddling tour. There he fell into company with the ronghs, white and colored, who infest that notorious locality,and being of a social dispocition, he indulged in the fire water freely. treating the eolored girls until he got intoxicated. Some of the colored men seeing the Indian there, and the tavor with which tne colored girls regarded him, their jealou~y was aroused, 8nd they indicated their displeasure by dark frowns and muttered cursing. At length a whiteman named Thomas McUluskey attacked and beat the Indian, andsubsequently he was robbed of ail his fancy goods. except a pair of slippers, and he was then beaten by the colored men. Officers Simonds and Miller a-- rested McCluskey ard a coiored man named at Hawkins, both of whom were held to bail in $200 for further hearing. = = = CRIMINAL Covrt, Judge Olin.—This morn- ing the case of Thomas A. Oltve, charged with the murder of James Lightfoot by striking him with a stone on the 18th of June last, was taken up, District Attorney Carrington for the Government, and Messrs. E. C. Morgan and Jobn J. Johnsen for the defence. The facts in the case appear to bes follows: The deceased, who was & colored man, was engaged in celling crabs at the foot of iith street, when & man named Allen took one and refused to pay forit. A scuffle ensued, when Olive ran up and struck the decea:ed with a stone. The deceased walked to his home on Virginia avenue, near4 street, but wentim mediately to bed. and itis alleged never spoke after wards, although he lived over two weeks. The defense is that Olive was at the time not responsible for his acts, for he was saffcring with the mania caused by hard drinking. Porice REPortTs.—Second Precinct.—Her- man Voight, drunk; pau ary Third Precinct—George Wilson, disorderly; 21.41. Jerry Ogle, violating cow law; $1. Charles Owen, drunk; Henry Young, larceny. dismissed. R. E. DeLacy, shop lifting; jail for court. Edward H. Clark, accomplice; dis- missed, Qifth Precinet—Bell St. Clere, drank, $2.00; Henry Johnson, do, $3.00; Maria Jenkins, threats, bail for peace; A. D. Hayden, assaalt and battery, dismi also disorderly, $3.00; Nelly Wisner, do, 0; Martin Welch and William Snyder, enlisting rebel deserters, for hearing; Wm. Kane, Hugh Lyncn, Charles Koman, disorderly dismissed. Sizth Precinct—Barney Shaudy, drank, mili- tary; Jno. Williams, rderiy, $2.00; Albert Weaver, do, dismissed; Charies Kidevell, do, #20 ——E THE TRANSPORTATION FRATD—A number of the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. road Company arrived here this morning for the purpose of ascertaining if the military a: thorities will not surrender to the civil authori- ties Chas. Cook, Obas Williams and J. Thomp- son, (who were arrested on Wednesday and committed te the Old Capitol upon the charge of detrauding the Government of about $30,040 worth of transportation tickets,} Cook having, it is said, made an affidavit, in which he states that the tickets disposed of were duplicates of Government tickels made for the purpose of defrauding the railroad company. and not the Government. Judge Advocate Turner, who is investigating the affair, has the matier under advisement. fe ea Fun THAT Costs Mownzy.—This morning Mark Dreifuss and Benjamin Crowheimer were arrested by officer Roth for fizhting in the street. Itappeared in evidence that a cus tomer in Dreifuss’s store, called for him. He ‘was on the pavement, and started to hurry tc the customer. Cronheimer in fan interposed between Dreifuss and his store, keeping him back. Dreifuss s:rack him; a fight ensued. Both were arrested, and Justice Boswell fined each $5. Dreifuss remarked that he regarded it eheap—a black eye and $5 for all that fan. ———2 CoMPLIMENTARY Benevyit.— The compli- Mentary concert tor the benetit of Mr. James R. O'Bryan, at Ford's Theater, Sunday even. ing, promises a rare musical entertainment. The programme comprises the choicest selec- tions from the compositions of Verdi, Flotow, Donisetti, and other celebrated composers, aad will be executed by some of the most eminent talent of the city. A ES LARCENY AND ABSAULT.— Yesterday officer Coomes arrested Maria Washington, colored, on the charge of stealing a dress from Mrs. Chariotte Shultheis and with assaulting Roza Brye, her niece, and Justice Waltercomumitted her to jail in each cise. . ——_—»_-—— A CAprTraL Tonite —We have received a boitie of G. D. Smith’s Wild Cherry Tonic Bir- ters. Just abe thing to set toe system up at this time o' the vear, snd which we find just suits our complaint. —_—_—.__—__ Loox ouT FoR DEMESTER'S musical treat at Seaton Hallon Monday night. Noone should tail hearing the distinguished vocalist. Fob Saeki WAGON. Inquire at YaTES & SELBY,323 Pa. avenue, near 7th tre: t. maiz 4t* N° OTIes : TO OUR/OUSTOMERS. to the decline in gold, we shall allowe DIECOUNT OF 10 PAR ORST. © on ail cash sales frem this date. Our GOORS are marked in plaia Ggures at a triv fling advance en the AUOTION COST, and the deduction of 10 per cent. will make then cheap, supposing gold to decline to $1.9. 308. J. MAY & 00., Dealers in the teat class of Porcien F. ‘ and Domes'ic Dry @oo Is, 308 Penasyivania avenue, det, Oth and loth ats. Ow m IV. et s a etown. Loum amp Gram Marker — s tive, 'rameactions ‘unimportant, ieean ped Prices affected by the decline of gold. tug r with the comparative depression of other mir- keta. Extras, $11.50; Supers, #11 w$il a Wheat now in the market. Good rea, nomi. pally, €245 to $250 Corn—155 a 8160. Onis in good demand at 81.15. Cawa.— Letters trom the upper sestion nonnce that the water has been let into tne caval between Dam No.4 and the Georgeto wa division, and that boats are en roate for George. town Iaden with flour and{producs. Mi chants here expect the water [0 be let into tne Georgetown division this week, and tne arri. val of boaw on Monday or Tuesday. Rorpine Lurters.—Yesterday, Ann Tracey Was errested by detectives Ciarvoe aad Mo. Devitt for puriotpiog letters directed to UO. Ww. Wright. The aefendant Das been & Rouse keeper for Mr. Wright for some years. a G@uuebter of Mr. Wright sent t@o I-tiers con. tairipg over $100 tohim to erect a tomostons over the grave of a deceased sister. A eon of Mr. Wright receivedaleter which annonnosq that the money had been sent All kuowledge of it was denied by Ann Tracey, but the letter. carrier proved that he lef the I+tter at the proper house. A witers testified that she saw aud read the letters in Aun Tracey's hands, The prisoner was sent to jail by Justice Mul. ler, and on the way to the prison she admitted that she took the money Aud spentit. Prerty Lagceny.—Last night, two young men, R.E DeLacy and B41. H. Uiark, cawe from Washbingtou on a frolic, and went into the store of F.T. Milbarn, aud while one of them (Clark) was pricing varions arucles, en- gaging the attention of the salesman, the otner DeLacy) was filling bis pocket with eggs, They were arrested by officer Lipscomb and taken to the station-bouse. Justice Baskey diemissed Clark and sent DeLacy to jai for court. Port oy GrorcrTrown.—Entere*—Barze Naomi Finch, Ames, Alexa., Va. Olearea — Steamer Chamberiain, Deveny, P&ila. soars, Specie, Smith, do; Mary Ann, Danlop, do; Neptune, Redars, do: E. A. Johnson, Joyer, Balt; Hotspur, Chesser, St Mary's; Unioa Bell, Lewis, Accomsc, Madora, Barges, Po- monkey; Pearl, Williams, Havre de Grace Mary E. Town, Fox Fort Monroe; W.H Har- ris, Bowie, Matta woman: Constitution, Cotter, Napjemoy,; Embank, Travers, Nanucoke; Jno. McCoy, Johnson, Curtis’s Creek. Sloop J Harden, Perry, Naujemoy. Barge Mary El. jen, Lee, Phiia, Boat T. Carroll, Clark, Mat- tawoman. a | ALEXANDRIA AF¥aiks.—From the Alexan- andria Gazette This morviug abdcnt foor o'clock, a fire broke out in the blacksmi'b’s shopofa colursd man named Dongias, situated on Patrick, between King and Cameron streets. Tne building was destroyed and the tools lost. The loss was not bowever, more than $24). The shop was no doubt set on fire by some incendiary. Tne San Fire Engine was very promptiy on the gronad, followed immediatety by the Goverument Engine No. 2. andthe Friendship Engine, and their exertions prevented the spread of tne flames. None of the large seines at the Fishing Land. ings, on the lower Poto ac. have, as yet, been worked—nor will they be, for a week or tuo yet. Wedonot hear of many shores tuat will be fished this season—on either side of the river;in Virginia, but two or three. Rev. Daniel W. Bates bas beea appointed to Alexandria Station, by the Annaal Confer-nce of tbe Methodist Protestant Church. Rey, Mr Whinna, recently nere, goes to Salisbury, Md. The prices of fresh fish, this morning, ia market, were some what higher than they were yesterday. Botter is now selling at 15 cts per lb —frash eggs plenty at 35 cts. per dozen FOR KKN Between “d and ith treats pitol Hill, froptiog on Peavryivania aveans; six rcoms, Inquire at the corner lore. m i7-3t* PETER MACK. GTOBE FOR RENT- The STORK and CRLLAR, W No. 467 7th etrest. betwren Baud Fats.,op- posite Chr nicle Building, is for rent, given imm diately, FO BALE—the GOOD WILL, BOUK and FIXTURES of a first clasa Grocery and Li- quer Stand.in the Firet Ward. The stock is very small, and will be sold cheap. A satis’actorr lease will be given on the premiaes, Addrass''Gro- cery,”” Star Offise, m 17-4t* Hever ANDLOT FORK SALER-Fframe HOUS® containiog 4 rooma i4feetsquare, Lot iss 0. Price $4) cas2. Title perfect, Pracewion giv-n immediately asthe owner ie about to leave the Apply on the premises, 2d straet east, bet. G Yirsinia avenue, near the Canal. Posse-won m 17-8" yyoene's WEST END DRUGSTOBR 113 Pa, avenuc, touth side —sozot-nt. Night Blooming Cereus, Jacquer Pend Lilly and Jockey Club, and other chsica Per umers, witb a large stock of Fresh Medicines, fo sale as ubdove. m D, SMITH'S WILD CHERRY TONIO BITLERS, THIS PROPHYELATIC is sold by all Druggist® and Grocers. This great PANACEA has been established 29 years, Its medical proprictics are TONIO, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, It will eradicate all derangement of the STOM- ACH and BOWELS. It gives STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG, BEJUVENATES THE OLD, Oures DYSPEPSIA, LO#S OF APPETITF INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FEVER, OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will ba found teatimonialsof PEOPLE WELL ENOWN in Wash- ington, mhiy im puck EILKS! BLACK SILK3!! vOR DRESSES AND MANTLES, FROM THE NEW YORK AUCTION SALES: We have just received from anction a splendid assortment of the beet makes of BLACK LYONS TAFFETAS, BLACK GROS DB RHINE, BLACK POULT D# 801K, £plendid BLACK GROJ GRAINS, BLACK ROYAL ABRMOURRS ranging In price from $1.25 to 35 per yard, and aly very cheap, as they were bought UNDER THE HAMMER FOR OA8H We bave also secured agreat many good bar- gainsin DEEEB GOODS, LINERS, TABLE DAMASES, TOWELINGS, FLANNELS, PRINTS, BHIBTINGS, SHBETINGS, LINEN HPEFS, HOSIERY, 4&4. And offer them ata trifling advance on the euction cost, JOS. J. MAY & CO, mit 308 Penosylvanie avenue. THe 13 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sabscri- ber has obtained from tho Urphans’ Court | Weshington county, in the District of Golumbis, letters of administrati:n on the personal estate Fercinand Hartmarn, late of Weshinaton ci'y, D. C. deceased. All persons having claims agsinyt tae anid decessed, are herehy warned to exbitil the same, withibe vouchers thereof, to the subscri- ber, on or before the (4 baay of March oext they may otherwise by law be excluded from benefit of anid estate. 4 d this wth day of Marek, Givenunder my pare ENE HARTMANN, wbt7-lawse* Administeatris 486 PAPEBHANGINGS, 486 456 WINDOW SHADES. a6 456 OVal, PICTURE FRAMES. 486 484 _PICTORR CORD AND TASSELS. 456 456 PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS, &o. 456 At MARKRI’ €R'S. No an6 7th et, 8 doors abave Odd Fellows’ Hal Terma cash. feb 23-3 BB0FNs's METALLIO WEATOER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS Totally exclude Co'é, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust rom the crevices of Doors, Wiudows and Sky- lighte—etop the rattling of sashes without inter- fering with the free use of the same. They save one half the fuel, and are warranted good for fire years. For circulars, with prices, references, &¢-. address JOHN A. PAINE & 00., Agvats Offices No. 538 7th atreet west, and No. 342 D stree north, fob 23 Im*_ G OLD AND 8T bas beer pl commanication with the Gel Rooms in as yon. insuring execution of order ot se eee ciienene Puroha+es and rater ie FOWLER Hoy mst See ee ee tre 342 Penna AY. amet ee DLING AND STOVE WOOD, prepared K™ hest mapner.or in the stick delivered te f the city at the shortest notice. G.L SHERIFF, Offices Penn. ar., between 3d and 4 st#. mil-Im {Hep} Yard and Mill, 4% et, and Canal. OckKSs. ed io direct telegraph ‘Geld and Stock Brchauge promptuess in tae any part o!