Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1865, Page 1

WASHINGTON EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED DAFLY, (EXOBFT EUNDAT.) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. Benihweers corner of Pewaryivanta av. and 11sh S15 4th, By W. Ir WALLACH. ag jers to their saeee Rercee by the eerie for Seales a ms er aes i toemsaicenceets one RICE FOR Maitine.—Sing! a 5 7 nree months, one doliay month. seventy fee omche.ikree Couar?: ONC TAT, cents; sit mon' mz deliars, Wo papers are sent from the Jonger thap paid for. Ton Wanner Byanone dollar and a half a year. AMUSEMENTS. Foe OF WERK ONLY. MONSTER COMBINATION. THAYER & NOYRS? GRBAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS 7 VAN AMBURGH & 00.8 MAMMOTH MBNAGBRIE, Grand Consolidation, both Co: i - EvinginONB TENT. foray ot SINGLE PRIOR OF ADMISSION. NW ELXTH STREET SOUTH OF SENNBY: : VANIA AVENOR. a POSITIVELY ¥OR ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING WADNESDAY NIGHT, Maren 29 VAN AMBURGH & CO.'8 MENAGBRIB, the present ceason contains the greatest variety of EXTREMELY RARE ANIMALS 40 be found in any ectlection, including s2veral cles NEVER BEFORE EXAIBITED, at onetime tas 4 Zoological Institation in Burope America. ‘he collection includes am. Somarkabie Zoclogical Features. thee OBEF WAR BLEPHANT, HANNIBAL, the largest qtadra ped in Buroye or Ameries; the TWO HUMPED BACTRIAN CAMEL that has been in this country for 40 years; the only Jeabdel, or WHITE HiMALAVA BEAR ever exhibited im this country; the only B, A. Papir.or HIPPOPOTAMUS ef the New World io America; SLOTH BEARS, #XIs DBER, tegetber with an infinite number of ether LIVING WILD BEASTS and RARE AND CURIOUS BIRDS, she whole forming a grand EXPOSITION OF ANIMATED NATURB, without a parallel on this continent, THAYER & NOYES’ UNITED STATES CIRCUS om prises the fnest TROUPE OF MALB AND FEMALB BQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ARTISTS in the country, together with TEE Seer a OF PERFORMING Jn the world THE BRILLIANT ARENIC PERFORMANCES will be under the immediate direction of Dr. JAMES L, THAYER, ue faxorite som of Momus, the firet Humorist ef tne 868; 57h. CHARLES W. NOYES, the most successful horee-trainer living, Messrs, a, = AD . TO NG, MR. CHARLES REEDS the Great Bomertet Rider. MR. JAMES REYNOLDS. the Inimitable Jester, and the Mest COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANY bow travelinciim PUBLIC ENTRER efthe combined establishment into the city, which will take placeon Wednesday byenary 4 the 2th instant, will surpass in splendor everything of the kind ever seex. othiscity. The GORGEOUS PROCESSION ‘will be headed by the Paeatnates TCOLOBSAL GO oR MYSHOLOGICAL CAR OP THE MUERS, @rawn by 12epotted Arabian horses, and containing ¥ROF. TOM CANHAN’S BAND, f : Carriages, Vans and Performing pectnp tl nae = Noyes? Circus, and all the bighly 4 ated Cages of Van Amburgh’s Mena- rie, drawn by beautiful horses, with harness and ‘sppings of the richest description. ; ne PERFORMING ANIMALS, consi ONS, TIGERS AND LEOPARDS, wll be manipulated by « pupil of sna) Lig AN AMBURGH, tar ihe erpecial delectation of the juveniles, Mr ©. W. Noyes will introduce the wonderful PERPORMING MONKEY, SIGNOR VICTOR, whieb was the sensation of New York last winter. Bach entertainment will commence witha GEAND ORIENTAL CAVALCADS, and conclude with the laughable performances of 78 Pr COMIC MULBS, UNCLE 8AM AND DIOR. ission 80 cents; Children under 12, 25 eents. Deets open at 7; tocom mence at 7% o*eleck. MATINEES FOR FAMILIES wil] be given on THURSDAY and each sabsequent day during the stay of the mammoth combination Washington, commencing at3o’el’x. m23-6t' JAMES 83. TOPHAM & 00.3 ga PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, —wrs5oo SEVENTH STREST, One Boor North of Odd Fetlows’ Nall, Where they continve to mapufscture and bay en salen large and fine aseortwent of TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGB, BADDLES, HARNESS, HOBSE OOVERS, SLITABY HORSE BQUFPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, 4 HAVERSACES, WHIPS, BITS, BPURS, &e., &o., &e., AT LOW PRICES. BPAIRING, Prenke, Ac., repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE S1LVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, @etober Set, 1864; siso, the highest premium, o bronze wedal, by the Metropolitan Mechasica’ Jertitote of Washington, D. O., in 187. BOLB AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va..for FEANE MILLER’S OELEBRATEPD PREPARED BARNBESS OIL, eslers ecpplied at the lowest wed 617 ____PAOTORY PRIOES. G. > eMitws 7 WILD CHERRY TONIO BITTERS, THIf PROPHYLATIC is eold by all Draggists and Grocers. Thie great PANACEA has Leen @+tablished 2 yesre, Ite medica! proprietics are TONIC, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, ltw.ll eradicate all derangement of the STOM- ACH aud BOWELS. It gives STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG, BBJUVENATES THB OLD, Cores DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE. INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF BYSREM, CHRONIC DIARRH@A. DYSENTERY, JAUNBIO“, AGUB AND FEVER. OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will be found ‘Wetmmonialsct PROPLE WELL KNOWN in Wash- angton = mbi7-}m Wwtttine. OLD NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDBY, ce tabiehed 1:61, Messrs, CLARK & Neal 8 rietore, take thie notifying iy Kemer patrons and the Eg Ge that fhe ve pur- abased the extensive Laundry situated on Mth om ar the canal, formerly known as the as undry, thereby omnes the two, - Batiefacti: cern. Will contract with Hota cases Bee taurante, Steamboats, &c , at reduced rates. Goods wil be called for and promptly returned to"all te of the eity and Georgetown. by leari: Etderat cur ofiée, (the old stand, 311 & Letween Isth snd 133; stre opposite @: Theater, cr at the Laundry on léth street, between Band © streets, near eanal, P. Tully soliested, SSS a t ]P WARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND eortificates {and recomm letters Rave been re- i EL ecodeay igh} ict o . \e.—Sorodent, J fomery stock of Freeh Medicines, Soy wale ag adove. mar 17-' 1 MDER THE BAN; a tale of the pimets U @entury. ae, aio Buregon'a’ i, by Wm. Grace. Westminster Review for F. Arisona and Senors te Mowry. Prom to Beorsheba; by Rev. jewman ber 39 . TRANOK TAYLOR: “d vox, XXV.. + bening WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1865: AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL, iT ANTERBURY HALL( MUSIO Pie aie SaNTEEBURY HALL A H LL ANTERBURY HA ABD THEATER QANTERBURY HALL THEATES Louisiana AVERUE, HEAR SIXTH BTREBT, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, GEORGE LBA ae = ene PrOprioter arieties, New York, and Canterbury Also of the V: mks ei JOSH HART —.-.--.--..—-.--— Btage Manager ORIOUS BILE OF NOV ES Stone 8 BILL $ ROvaL BS GLORIOUS BILL 0} Ovaries e@ GLORIOUS BILL OF NOVELTIES EVERY NIGHT. : THE STAR TROUPE OF THB WORLD! FEEGEAE PEGE SE He GSRie THE STAR TROUPE oF THE WouLD | THE GREAT PANTOMIME TROUPB. THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE. THE GLORIOUS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE. THES WONDERFUL GYMNABSTIOC TROUPE. THB MAGNIFICENT BURLESQUE TROUPE. THE UNBIVALLED VAUDEVILLE TROUPE. ALL COMBINED IN ONB. eomposed of EPAH ABTIETES: STAR ARTISTES: by a Company that eannot be equalled in the world for NOVELTY, VABIETY AN ‘TY, VARIETY AN NOVELTY! VARIETY AN 6 LTY; LIANOY. BLTY, VARIBTY AN ic Bose i} 50 Sceond week of the Fascinating Beauti MISS TILLY FORBES MIS8 TILLY FORBES MISS TILLY FORBES M188 TILLY PORBES MI88 FARNY THOMPSON. MI88 PANNY THOMPEON, MISS PANNY THOMPSON. MI58 FANNY THOMPSON. ia ho | O09 Gres bebe zzz m2Z4 prae oie wed a iki oo; pees a gece URLESQUE ETB URLESQUE BT URLESQUE BTH. betes ase wornte Pirst week cf Shakspeare’# BICHARD I1I, BICHARD 111, BigHARD 41, RIQHARD Il, introdvcing the GREAT COMBATS and BROADSWORD EXEROISES. BROADSWORD EXBRCISES. Jorh Hart +. Laura LeClaire Johnny Mack 3. C A grand new Ballet Divertieement, entitled the FEAST OF LANTERNS; CHINESE PHAST OF LANTERN! CHINESE FEAST OF LANTERNS; CAINESE PEAST OF LANTERNE; introducing beaatifal scenie effects by the Can- terbury ROQUET BOQ UEP UET UsT BEAUTY. BAUTY caco sae cum EAUTY. RAUTY. 3 A GRAND CHANGE OF FROGRANVE EVERY RIQNT A GRAND CHANGE OF GRAMME EVERY NIGH? A GRARD CHARGE OF PROGCKASMB EVERY BiGeT . MATINEB FOR LADIES MATINER FOR LADIES MATINBS FOR LADIES IN SATURDAY APTERNOON, Se ESRUREAY ASEERNGoR: Roe Wednesday afternoon and night, Mareb 20, BENEVIT OF AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S NEW THEATER. TENTH STREBTP, above Pennsylvania Avenue, FASHIONABLE 8BA80N. Recond night of the GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, THIB (Tuesday) EVENING, March 28, Will be srosen ten Labor 2 ed Version of his bril- oF e Acts, o a aoe ru bravo magnificent miso on Wh @ produced with magnificent mi: rcone apd a most rifiant cast, including MI88 KELLOGG. M’LLE MORENSI. SIGRGRE SOLOTII. LORINI DUBREUL, The Incidental Ballet b yanroM e In jenta! abet by LB E: TL da M’LLE AUROIL. Coeur eles CARL BERGMANN GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s, TUESDAY EVENING, March 23, NiGS TORT: cpanencamey, limited to BIX of the wonderfu MARTINETTI_RAVEL-TROUPE, and the excellent COMEDY GOMBIN ATION. which inel udes the beautifuland vivacious Actress ‘ 8 BLANCH GREY. First time in thie city of the Scenio Trick Pan- tomime of the GREEN MONSTER, Or, the Real- ‘eam evious to the Pantomime, the Comedy Combi- Ration will appear in the beautiful comedy of THE DEAD 8HOT. To be followed bya grand TRIPLE ACT PAR- TERRE by the MARTINETTI BROTHERS, This to Le followed by the delightful BALLET OF THE STAR. THE STONE & ROSSTUN Circus Combination! Organized on a scale of Unprecedented Magnifi- cence, respectfully announce to the citizens of Washington and vicinity a short series of their SUPERB ENTERTAINMENTS, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING, March 3, and continue uatil further notice, EVERY AFTERNOON AND BVENING. Doore open at 2 and7 p.m. The spacieus Pavilion wil! be erected on NEW YORK AVENUE AND 6TH STREBT. The PROFUSION OF ATTRAOTIONS will be presented with all the fascinating adjuncts essen- tial to render them inimitable in superiority and marvelous in splendor Among the pre-eminent EQUESTRIANS, GYM- NASTS, ACROBATS, PANORATISTS, POSTU- RERS, EQUILIBRISTS, PANTOMIMISTS, HU- MOBIBTS, DANSEUSES, and other Olsesic Ar- tistes, are: LB JEUNE BURTE, the Premier Horseman, Messrs, MURRAY & HUTCHINSON, the Excel- sior Gymnasts. The DENZER BROTHERS, VALENTINE, RU- DOLPH and CHARLES, the famo' crobats, The SAGRINBE FAMILY, consisting of Sigs. FERDINAND and PERELLE, Mlle SOPHIE and Master HENRI, Equestrians, Pancratists, Bqui- librists, &e., Mr. DEN STONE, the accomplished Hamorist, Mr, CHARLES MONROE, the popular QOlown and Vocalist. Mr FRANK BOSSTON, the unequalled Eques- trian Director, Messre. DREXEL, ANDROS. PICTON, GRAFF, BATTY, REMSEN. BERLBTTE, ROSEBEBRG, MAGER, TABOR, LIZARRO, WALDEN, ZAR- TIBB and PILLOT, Masters LEON. AOTON, OLAUDE and CLARENCE, Genem! Performers, constituting a WF CONGRESS OF TALENT ga ABEOLUTELY PEERLESS. Prof. @. P. Hutchinsen’s WONDERFUL DOGS, trained to s point of perfection almest incredible, are attached to this Grand Combination. The STUB OF HORSES and PONIES are unsur- pasrable as regards beauty and styles and sre splendid representatives of admired breeds. The PAVILION, WARDROBE, TRAPPINGS, PROPERTIES, PARAPHERNALIA and GENE- RAL OUTFIT are entireiy new, and were manu- factured and imported expressly for Messrs, STONS & ROSSTON, at a cost of £27,080, Admission.50 cents. Reserved Seats, 75 eenta. Children to Reserved Seats, 50 cents. 7 For fall details see Mammoth Pictorials, Inlustrated Descriptive Sheets and Programmes; Display Bitls, Lithograps, &c. mh 28-lw OXFORD: OXFORD: OXFORD! MUSIC HALL AND THBATRB, Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania INVINCIBLE, URATERCACHAELS, INIMI- THE GIANT MUBIC HALL OF AMERICA. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. _Everything New, Novel, and Sparkling, a Bril- lisnt Galaxy. all the star artistes appearing, with stl) new faces; something to suiteverytaste Im mense success and positively the last six nights of Martini Chiriski, whose wonderful performances on the slackwire during the past week bave been the admiration ofall. Tmme nee success of the Celebrated Jeddo Miaco Brothers, the Daring Gymoaste, Acrobats, and Contortionists. Immense success of M’lle Mar- zetti and Mons. Antonio, the best Daneers in the country. Immense success of Hughey Dougherty acd Marry Bloodgood, who will appet ightly in their finely Extrava- orae al Ethiopian Sketch [oeoleed! Werte: ances,and Witticisms. Harry J ynor and Frank Diamond, the celebrated Bthi- opian Comedians, Barry Carter. the celebrated vomic voralist, and ateat Ballet-Troupe, con- sisting of twelve Beautiful Young Ladies, Ladies’ Matinee Saturday Afternoon, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. POSITIVELY TEN NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing WEDNESDAY, March 2oth, The Great Original and only Genuine FAKIR OF VISHNU, in bis inimitable GIFT MAGICAL BOIREES. Everythirg new—new Scenery, new Appiratus, new Experimenta, new Wonders, forming THE MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBIPION TRAV- ELING, 150 BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS b way each night, rangi: i Poteet to $70. Let no one matte ga THE FAKIR IN HIS NEW PROGRAMME, Tickets pale canta: Doors open at t}3, tocom- Tig O'clock, mence at is 0 Clc'VAKIR OF VISHNU, 2 ai Fr and Proprietor. FRANK T. YEATON, Ac m 2-3" NEVE BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORE, Manoz 2], 1868. ME, G, LANSBURGH, care of ‘ LANSBURGH & BRO., - Beslere in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 375 7TH STREET, Third door above I street, and 615 7TH STREET, Third door above D, Intelligencer Building: Sell Goods 30 per cent, cheaper than when I left. I beaght $31,000 worth of the cheapest DRY GOODS of every description yesterday, at Auction. These will positively be the cheapest Goods that have reached Washingtn since the war began. M. LANSBURGH, Astor House, TO THE LADI2Z3! Upon reesiving the above dispatch I have reduced the prices of our Goods 60 LOW that we must suit everybedy. J.& P. COATS’ BPOOL COTTON, & cents. GREEN & DANIEL’S de., 6 cents. And PRINTS, COTTONS, DREBS GOODE, GAB- SIMEBES, FLANNBLS, and Goods of every de- scriptions reduced to GOLD VALUE. @. LANBBURGH, for LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 7th street, and 515 7th street. P. 8.—We have just received s besutiful lot of SPRING BAQUES aad CIRCULARS of our own manufacture. mh 23-lw FOB 8A) T AND NEARLY-NRW: CARRIAGE Sao eine Pate OF HORSRA wy i sale t and OK F able for farm Dealer, 126 K at., bet. 2int and 23d, ob ie gud oth at., in Genter Market. SPECIAL NOTICES. a HELMPOLD’s Exrract oF SARSAPARRILLA cleanses gn@ renovates the bloed, instils the vigor cf health into the system, and purges out the bu- mers that mgke disease, m25-0m Ir yOu must take medicines then take AYER’S which are by far the most effectual remedies to be had anywhere, maar 24-]w “* Look om this picture, and then om that.” Here you behold the infirm step, The pallid cheek, wasting form, Untasted food, and a social atmosphere Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains, Sleepless nights, and mental despondency, Thi laughing health, sparkling eyes, Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgetten cares, Genial thought and ambitious reselves Show the contrast and mark the picture. And here the seeret lies, that Unknown to Quaekenboss, the Doctor, mith had taken bottles three Of Draxke’s PLANTATION Bitters. mh%lw Nor a Few or oF Paz Worst Disoapers that afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood. HELMBOLD’s EXTRACT OF BARSAPARILLA is a rem- edy of the ati value. m25-sm_ en dd/Meck <i BTOP THAT SORATCHING. And use WHBATON’S ITOH OINTMENT. It cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures Chillblains, Ulcers and ali Braptions, of the Skin. Bold by all Draggists. . D. GILMAN, mar 23-tf 350 Pennsylvania avenue. WELL TO DAY, £10K TO-MORROW. Buch is the experience of thousands. Few enjoy continuous health. To what does the oesasional invalid attribute his uncertain condition? Not to himself, of course. He lays the blame on the cli- mate, perhaps, It is too hot, or too cold, er. too damp. or too dry, er too variable. But dees he take the preper course to fortify his constitution and Dedily organs against the extremes and changes of which he complains? No, He says, perhaps, that only an iron man could bear such great heat, or such violent cold. or such sudden vicissitudes. Why then does henot resort to the great Tonic and Preventive, which, if it will not make him an iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity of his rystem to repelall external agencies that tend to produce disesse. HOSTETTER’S CELE BRATED STOMACH BITTERS, taken faithfully, according to the directions, will so strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the liver, and re- gulatejand invigorate the whole animal machinery, that the system, instead of being at the mercy of the weather, and liable t be prostrated by “every change of temperature,will become case-bardened, a8 it were,and almost impervious to climatic infla- ences. It is to this preventive principle that Hos- TETTER'S BirTERS owe their great popularity is the West Indies, British America and Australis. mh22-2" A OLBAR, SMooTH Saim 41ND BeavtiruL Com PLxion follows the use of HgLusoLpD’s ConcRK- TRATED FLUID ExTRAOT OF SARSAPARILLA. It re- mover black spots, pimples and all eruptions of the skin, m5 6m GEORGETOWN STOVE HOUSE. March 20, 1955. We will sell of our i eaune bires at prime cost during the next ten days from date, at No. H Bridge street. [{m 23-5t} Patuagn & Bro, On AND APTRR April Jet the omee of Glenwood Cemetery will be removed to room No. 11 Federal Block. mar 20:tap]* LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated is used throughout Europe, and co! A Necessity 1m THE TOILET is now for the first time introduced TO THE LABIES OP AMBRIOA, FRaNGIPANN} PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotrhes Pimpics and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it seft, clear, smooth and Leautiful. PRANGIPANN! PowDER ia used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complezion and ahealihy hucto the skin With youthful sofines FRANGIPANN PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Guoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After tbe glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand SuoorH, Sort, and WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRaNGIPANNI PowbeEa ia ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Hayps, Arms and Face. It seftens Oexns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 26 Cents and 50 Cents, scoording to size of Package. For sale by WiLLcox & Oo., Principal Agents ._.181 Water street New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfumers, deo 20-Sm To Purtry, Enricn THE BLoon, Beautiry the complexion, use He LvboLn’s Hichty Concen- TRATED Fiuip Extract BARSAPARILLA. One bettle equals im strength one gallon of the Syrup or Decostic m2-6m SPRING AND SUMMER OLOTHING. New styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Stock, and Waiking Costs, Pantaloons, e and Hoya? Olothing, Furnishing Goods, ko. &c. ‘We wre now prepared to exhibit our stoek of Men’s ana Boys’ Ready-made Cieaine. which. for ele- nce of style, variety and excellence of fabric and faithininess of manufacture, has not been sur- ed by any stock heretofore offered in marke’ Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invi eall and examine our stock, We can say With assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Alro, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goeds, Semprising everything neces- sary for a ecmplete ontfit. NO. WALEER & O0.. 368 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. SECRET DISEASES. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and efiectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral, no baisam.no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do pee ene to beexpesed, Male packages. $2; fe- male 3. - Samariian’s Roctand Herb Juices—A positive and rmanent cure fer Syphilis, Scrofala. Ulcers, res, Spots. Tetters.&c. Price $i, or six bottle for $5, Bold by 8, C. Ford, See advertisement, m5 Diewases OF TH VOUS, EEMINAL, URINARY AD Sexva Sys7: ‘new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D, J.8killin Houghton, Hew: AssO- ciation, No,3 Bouth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 2-4m NERvoUS Desi.ity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Xc.. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing but the trush, Address, with ptame Epowarp H. Traver, mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, HIRTS, DRAWERS AND UNDERSHIRTS. NEW AND ELEGANT STYLE, FRENOH YOKE SHIRTS made from measure- ment to erder,(fit guaranteed.) Material furnished when desired. Ladies’, children’s and family Sewing neatly Mrq. R. A. KLINE, 421 H atrest, bet. ilth and 12th, OTIOE—FOR SALE—250,sets of one, two, and N four-horse second hand Hapnmss. rN BLES “hipty'te°e BTORRBTON. Nos 373 ba. avenue. ee 4 . ite Na- bt mar 14-1m* 1D) iN and 6th streets, oppos! ‘7 ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARE M Teusined by HEEMBOLD'S BXTRAGP BU- Joar {NFEEBLSD AND DELICATE B COmerETY. EX ionsoot both sexes : D8 Breads Yoon, Feu sri acre » 4! wie hots or ll up a) peace eeeetiniera nner t th and sin o = aianbLae att smoo' 4 in use Xx Haney to ppt aoe tee Seen H CL jan 0-20" Between @ ana tar, N&. 8,767. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATER FROM NORTH CAROLINA. A Twe Duys’ Maptgcment Near Neuse iver. New Yorx, March 27.—The World’s des- eh from Kinston, dated March 22, says: “Last Sunday and Monday there was severe and continuous fighting between Sherman and Johnston, bat there was no grand battle— Johnston, for retson best known to himself, declining a general engagement. The battle was set in array upon two opposite range of hills, on the south side of the Neuse river; our poke: Renan} ‘Westward, and both armies de- feuded by ‘works; those of Sherman, of course, hastily constructed. The fighting lasted two days, vere which desperate charges ‘were made on both sides, the rebels charging our lines three times, and five times our mea made counter-charges. The fizhting on Sunday was mostly done by the 20th and 14th corps, and on Menday the 15th and 17th come up and partially relieved them. All along the ronte trom Fayetteville, Sherman had more or less fighting every day.” FROM NEW ORLEANS. Mobile Again Reperted Eva ted—Prep- erty of J.P. Benjamin an m Slidell Forfeited. Nsw YorRK, March 27.-The steamship Evening Star, from New Orleans on the 19th, and Havana on the 23d, has arrived here. The New Orleans Independent, of the 17th, has the following: A lady who arrived last week from Mobile, states that when she left the city all apperances indicated that it was being evacuated by the rebel troops. The re- port of theevacuation is credited by the mili- tary authorities here. The property of J. P. Benjamin and John Slidell, in New Orleans, has been condemned in the United States District Court, as a forfeit to the United States. The markets on the 16th were almost nomi- nal. LOCAL NEWS. CORPORATION AFFAIRS. Council PRockepines, March 27.—Board of Aldermen.— Present— Aldermen Brown, Lloyd, Noyes, Barr, Oantield, Gulick, Mor- gan, Plant, Pepper, Turton, Utermehle, Mc- Cathran and Lewis. The Chair presented 8 communication from the Mayor announcing the approval of acts making an appropriation te grade M street north from 15th to 17th street, and for building & wooden bridge; and toerect @ bridge across the canal in the line of Ist street west. Also, transmitting the following statement showing the accountot the corporation with the Bank of Washington. Corporation of Washington in Account with the Bank of Washington. ralPund- - ing Pond - School Fund - - - 24. Col’d School Fund - Special Tax Fuad Canal Interest $49,712.61 Redemprion P es 45, Water Pu 548 Schoo! House Pund 9 Surplus Pune 672.85 | Corporation luceres: 1 $3,210.38 - bat First Ward Second Ward Sixth Ward - - - cad Seventh Ward - - 20,05739|Fourth Ward - - - Balan “5 + + $85.01 Fifth Ward - $179,53.37| Bajance to the credit of the Corporation, $6541. BANK OF WasHINGTON, 25th March, 1865, i 8. B, BoaRMAN, B. K. Hon. RicuaRD WALLACH, Mayor. Mr. Noyes presented a communication signed by & committee from the Seventh Ward exemption club, composed of Messrs.C.C. An- derson, L.W. Wright, Q,L Pageand HLS. Litch- field, protesting, in behalf of the citizens of the Seventh Ward, against the order of the Provost Marshal General, permitting substitutes in the city to be credited to the 16th District of Penn- sylvania. Mr. Noyes, in this connection, of- fered the following joint resolution : Whereas, it has been stated that an order has been issued by the Provost Marshal General, authorizing Provost Marshal Major O’ Beirne to creditsubstitutes to the 16tn Districtof Pennsyl- vania; and whereas, this order is calculated te operate very detrimentally to the interests of the people of this District: Therefore Be it Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council, That a committee of three members trom each Board be appointed to act in conjunction withthe Mayor in wait- ing upon Provost Marshal General Fry to re- spectiully protest against the putting in of sub- stitntes in this city to the credit of any other District, and to ask that the order be rescinded: adepted. Mr, Utermehle introduced a bill appropria- ting #460 for Gene railings along the pawed sidewalks in City Hall square; passed. Mr. Barr presented the petition of Henry Noll and others against the gathering of sand and grevelinthe branch on Sth street, from Boundary to R streets, the removal of thesand being injurious to neighboring property. Re- ferred. The following resolution—specia! order—was taken up. Resolved, &e., That any bill offered in this Board, under the provisions of the act of Feb- ruary 23d. 1&65, passea by the Congress ‘of the United States, must as a requisite to its being entertained, be accompanied by a petition signed by @ reasonable number of bona fide property holders, fronting on the line of im- provemes contemplated. Disagreed to—yeas 2, Days The following was then taken up: Whereas, certain bonds guaranteed by the Corporation of Washington, in favor of the Washington & Alexandria Railroad Company, fre now due and unpaid with interest, and whereas said bonds or the principal holder of said guaranteed bonds is said to be George post Rigge, Esq., of Washington City; there- lore, Be itresolved, TRat the said George W. Riggs, or the holders of said bonds, be, and they are hereby requested to enter suit against the said Wasbingten & Alexandria Railroad Com- pany for the recovery of the amount due on said bonds. Resolved further, That a sufficient amount is hereby appropriated out of the general fund to pay any expenses that may be incurred in the prosecution of the suit entered by the hold- ers of the guarantied bonds against the Wash- ing or & Alexandria Railroad Company. Re- jected. J Mr. Lioyd, trom the finance eommittee, re- ported a bill to supply the deficiency in the appropriation for revising the enrolment lists; passed. Also, the following substitute for the bill of the Common Council for tke benefit of the drafted men of the District: Be it enacted, de, That the act entitled «An act for the benefit of drafted men,” approved March 20, 1665, be, and the same is hereby, amended as follows: Sec.1. And be itenacted, That the provisions of the ssid set be, and the same are hereby, ex- tended to all cslored persons who are residents of the city of Washington, and who were upon the tax booke of the Corporation on the 13th of December, 1564. And ve it further enacted, Phatin order to carry into effect the provisions of the said act, the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to anticipate the revenue of the Cor- poratien to the amount of thirty-five thousand dollars, ($35,000,) at a rate of interest not ex- ceeding six per cent. per annum, payable at the end of one year from the end of the notes. Passed. Mr. Lieyd presented @ communication from Mr. J. Van Reswiek, setting torth that the city of Washington bad subscribed a large amount of money to the Chezapeake and Ohio Canal, and that the city had been deprived of the benefits of the canal in consequence of the bridges atthe outlet at Georgetown being so Jow that the boats cannot pass through, and are consequently unloaded, and their cargoes must be either reloaded in other boats or carted to Washington ata great expense, Mr. Van Reswick states that sometime ago Con- gress appropriated thirty thousand dollars to Taise the bridges. and that the corporation of Georgetown now objectto raising them; and he thinks yee ge should have a legal Tight to enforce the law. Referred to the com- mittee on finance and ordered tobe printed with the proceedings. Mr. Pepper, from the committee on improve- ments, teported bills to pave 4th stree! west from BD toG street north; to pave the footway and set curbstones along the south front of square 537; along the south side of N street from 7th to bth street weat; along thesonth front of squares 572, 691, 632 and 633, slong the a front of 672 and the south front of $72 and 573; along the west front of squares No. 627, 620, east i Of Sqr No. 567, the west front of ‘the north front of square the south front of sqnare: No. south front of square front of Py Sos No. 0. 924; to grade and gravel E street south from 7th to 13th to 14th streets west; thence slong Jith to. Maryland avenue, and thence slong tee TS Avenue to 13th street; passed. ¥. Gulick, from the committee on claims, Tobe Hornee waleh we ene oust pan lor @ license w! never obtained, oe i . H. aaeetua, i some r. Barr introduced a bill'to pave the front of square NO. 214; passed Pp bs Mr. Lewis, from the committee on wi reported a bill authorizing the way to lease to Charlies Henert, for the term of five years, the island in Tiber Creek, at the foot of 17th street, at $50 per year. Amended 80 as to pro- vide that the lease shall in no way interfere with any proposed improvement of the canal, and that no liquors shall be sold on the island without a license from the Corporatien, and then passed. Mr. McCathran introduced a bill authorizing the Mayor to lease to Mesers. Lloyd, Pamphrey oe 6, in square 925. Paseed. = tir appoint Aldermen Noyes, Gu- lick and Lewis a committee on the. of their board to wait on the Provost Marshal General in relation to the crediting substitates in the city to 16th district of Pennsylvania. The bill in relation to the payment of beun- ties to drafted men, amended by this board, ‘was returned from the lower board, with &@ re— bred ae a Poet ee conference. Messrs. oye, Gu and Barr the part of be! Aldermen. ere ee pomen om A joint resolution of the lower boar: appointment of a committee to ovens cael a for the improvement of the Washington Asy- lum, was passed; and Messrs. McCath: ran, Canfield and Pepper were appoi part of this Stark PRoined on the The bill to correct the erroneous assessment upon the Bank of the Metropolis was retarned non-concurred in; and & committee of eonfer- ence was requested. Messrs. Lloyd, Plant and Noyes were appointed. The bill from the Common Council author- izing the Mayor to accept the bid of George Neitzy for paying F street, from 5th to Mth streets west, was passed. The following were referred: Bills to grade and pave the alley in Square 485; to grade E street north, from New Jersey avenue to Dal- Aware avenue; to place wooden oriron bridges across the gutters; tocurb and pave the fout- ‘way on the north side of Georgia avenue, from 3d to 4th streets east; also, both sides of 1ith streets east, from Penn’a ayenue to O street south; 8 bill relative to the excavation of streets and avenues; to curb tet gobs the north side of M street south, from 4th street east to4% st. ‘west: to curb and pave the south front of Square No. 543 and 297; also, the north side of G street south, from 4% to 6th streets west; aleo, the west side of 4th street east, from Georgia avenue to L street sonth; to clean and water Pennsylvania avenue, from ist to 15th streets west, and 7th street, from the canal to Masgachusetts avenue; to lay a water main in 4th street west, increaeing the compensation of the messenger of the Mayor; for the relief of the Third Baptist Church; to grade and gravel P street north, frem 10th to 11th streets west, Adjourned. Common Council.—The board was called to order by the President, (A. Lloyd, Esq.) Al the members pfesent except Messrs. Simms and Wilson. A meeeage was received from the Mayor ap- nouncing his approval of the act amending the act providing for the appointment of a harbor master and act for the paving and draining of the alley in square 290. / A communication was received from the Register in answer to the resolution of Feb. 13th, asking bow many persons were doing business withont license at the time of the sage of the act epproved December 16, 1864, and how many since have obtained licenses. The Register states that at the time of the passage ot the act there 393 persons doing business without license, and since then 1,050 have pro- cured licenses; referred. Also, one trom the Surveyor, estimating the probable cost of grading and graveling I street sotth, from 1ith to 13th streets east, and for constructing a culvert across I and 12th streets at £2,750; referred. The following were presented and referred = By Mr. Owen—Bill to replace the curbstone when necessary on F street, from 5th to 14'h streets; to set curb and cause foot payement to be laid on the west side of square 337. By Mir. Stephens—Relief of Rey. J. A. Walter, giving him, as the pastor of St Patrick’s Church, the authority of erecting the enclosure five feet beyond the building line. By Mr. Edmon- ston—Petition of Adaline E. Lathress for per- mission to erect a frame addition toa brick dwelling. By Mr. Lloyd—Petition of Thomas Coyle in relation to a deficiency; also, ® eom- munication from Dr. Lindsley. By Mr. Tal- bert—To eet curb and pavement on east side of 6th street east, from G street to Pennsylvania avenue. By Mr. Ruft—Do.7th street, from D street to Pennsylvania avenue; north side of Virginia avenue, from 4th to 7th streets erst; north side G, from Sth to 10th streets east; south side of G, from 4th te 7th streets east. By Mr. Dudley—South side of Virginia avenue, from 3 to 4%; streets west. By Mr. Peugh—Ratify- Hire os grade of F street north, from 5th to 14th etree’ The following were introdnced and passed : By Mr. Owen—bill to grade and gravel P street north, from 10th to 16th streets west. By Mr. Larner—authorizing the Mayor to ac- cept the bid of Geo. Wietzy for paving F street north, from 5th to 14th streets. By Mr. Moore— for the relief of the third colored Baptist Church. By Mr. Lloyd—for grading ana pa ing in alley in square 485. The tollowing were reported from commit- mittees: By Mr. Larner—(Improvements)—to set curb and pave footways on west side of 3d. street east, from L to G streets south, and on west side from G street to Pennsylvania ave- nue. By Mr. Moore—(Ways and Means)—for relief of John R. Murray, passed. By Mr. Moore—(Drainage)—subsfitute for bill berate barrel sewer on 14th street, from M street to the canal; referred to the 2d Ward delegation. By_ Mr. Ruff—(Claims)—ad versely on petition ot John W. Clarke; committee discharged. By Mr. Stephens—(Police)—bill to prevent the defacing ot buildings, &c., by prohibiting the indiscriminate posting of tills, &c. Also, the Aldermen bill to prevent the storage of petro~ leum in large quantities; passed. The following were received from the Alder- ‘Men :—Joint resolution in relation to substi- tutes credited tothe 16th Districtof Pennsylya- nia, passed; for water main on Water street, from 1ith street south; making an appropria- tion for the improvement of City Hall equare; granting certain privileges to Charles H. En- nert. The bill in relation to drafted men was re- ceived from the Aldermen with amendments which the Board refused to concurin. The billto erect 10 additional signal boxes ‘was read a third time and passed. The bill to lay a foot pavement on south side Pennsylvania avenue, from 6th to 1ith street, which was passed on Monday night last, and the vote reconsidered, was taken up and after some debate sed. The bill authorizing T. E. Clark to build a Corporation wharf atthe foot of 11th streeteast ‘was wpe up, and after some discussion assed. The bill authorizing L. J. Middleton & Uo. to erectan ice house at the foot of G street wharf south, was taken up and passed. Messrs. Moore, Larner, and Owen were ap- pointes the committee of conterence on the raft bill, and Messrs. Ferguson, Wrightand Pettibone, under the resolution in relation to substitutes credited to the 16th District of Pennsylvania. A number of bills from the Aldermen were Ppostpored. . ———— VERDICT OF AN ACTRESS.—The beautifal and talented Lucille Western adds her testi- mony to thatof Md’lle Vestvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, and many other ladies, to the efficacy of Jared’s “Email de Paris:” PHILADELPHIA, Novy. 30, 1864. 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