Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1865, Page 1

—— WASHINGTON EVENING 8TAR. FUBLISHED DAILY, (EXOEP? FUNDAY,) 4T THE STAB BUILDINGS, ; Ecushicess corner of Penncyicania av, and TEM street, Ey W D WALLACH. The Pras is served by the exe to their STE Ganrbeere™ Paes Parcs rom MAlLino.—Single copy, three cents; one wonth, seventy five cents; three months, one dollar and Ofty cents x months, three dollars; one year, s. No papers are ge: icneer than paid for. ha mbar tema Tur Wary Byam Onedcliar and a half a year. OFFICIAL. The First Gerps—Netice te Veters: imanguarrenrs Finest CoRrs, Wasaineton, D.C., Dec. 27, 1964. Veverans desiring to enlist inthe lst Army orps, should report in at the office of | ci. C.F, Johnson, Soldiers’ Rest, Baitimore &x56 ©hio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. C. Any Veteran who has served two years, has ‘een honorably discharged, and is physically cualified, may enlist in the Corps for one, two or three years. Those enlisting will receive from the Gov- ernment a bounty of $300 as soon as they sre mustered in, and,in addition, the regular in- etalments from the Government, in proportion to the period of enlistment, as follows: $100 for ome year’s service, one-third paid on enlist- mect; $200 for two years’ service, one-third on tment, $400 for three years’ service, one- wird on enlistment They will be credited to the quota of the Gistrict in which they or their families may be Gomiciled and will, therefore, be entitled to cal bounties transportation will be furnished them +o Washington by any Provost Marshal. The best arms ig the possession of the Government will be furnished these troops, and they will be allowed to retain their arms when honorably discharged. Headquarters Major General Hancock :—i5s8 Fetreet, between 19th and Wirth streets. Mica of the Board for the Examimation of (ficere Brigadier General John R. Brooke, Preeident, 163 G@ street, between [9th and Ath streets. | _ By order of Major General Hancock. FINLEY ANDERSON, Assistant Adjutant General. | DENTISTRY. eee tee PDR NG Es eee ia) i a - MOND'S ESHENUE OF PALMETTO. <=] actéat once oe es nerves connected By De, Geo 27.tf | \oth the teeth ac! and relieves instantly, «Sissi every decayed tooth can be cured and pre- rved by filling and building up with Br. 8. ites Metal Filling, Cheoplastic Bone Teeth ed over rootsat 260 Pa.av. marl3.Im* TIStR — | nates ERR, pen tists, o. 2, Washing! mene corner Penna, Nena OD SREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. I weuld advise all persons having teeth te extract to call at DR. LBWIB’S office, and have them taken out without pain. Aiso, ca)! and examine the Bester new and im- ey method of rting ARTIFIOIALTESTH. f¥ou cance seet reat improvement in bis teeth, you wif have m inno otherstyle than this mew and valual me. Teeth inrerted on Gold, Byiver and Rubber Plates at the old price, sa we Sevangt advanced es price op our work since the eres ange in gold. Ko. 242 Penn’savenue, between }7th and 13th 8. R. LEWIS, M. D., Dentist. JAMES 2. TOPHAM & €O.'8 ea PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, F AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY," WHOLESALB AND RETAIL, mwrsoo SEVENTH &THEST, One Beor North of Oda Fetiows’ Hall, Where they continne to manufectcre and bay ow raie & large and fine ascor trent of THOUNES. VALISES, THAVELING BAGB, EADDLES, HABN ESS, BOBSE COVERS, UMLITABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, z ~— Eben AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL, ANTERBURY HALL( MBESIO wey Sant BBURY HALL)H AL L AED CANTERBURY HALL AND THEATER’ CANTERBURY HALL‘ THEATER Lovrsia¥é AVENUE, RAR S1X7H BTRERT, Rear of Natiopal and Metropolitan Hotels, GEORGE LEA -—....___. _., ___.-_--Proprieter Alzo of the Varieties, New York, and Osnterbury Alexandria, Va. J0BH HART ....................Btage Manager By particular request, and JLELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, POSITIVELY FOR 81X NIGHTS ONLY, POBITIVBLY FOR 81X NIGHTS ONLY, ei ndsy, April 3, and terminatin See AS Make alae of the World, the bila Artiste, the Remarkable Juvenile, in hfe perilous ABCENSION FROM THE STAGE TO THB GAL- THE SYAGR TO THE GAL- ABCENSION FROM THE 81 on a Single Wire, over the heads of the audience, TERROR! TERROR!! TERROR!!! TERROR! TERROR!! TERROR!!! may seize the haman frame while witnessige this Mere Infant in 40 dangerous task, yet it is safely accomplished nightly,and the Proprietor rte Canterbury. in behalf of the boy, assures the pub- Vie there is no danger of the bcy being dashed to ieces from falling eff the wire, and this wender- snes remarkable atrength of nerve and astoni g presence of mind, and has per- formed this dangerous undertaking so frequently that, by bie cool, calm, and coltected manner in the performance ¢f the act, it dispels all unpleas- antand trembling feelings from the audience for the safety of the little fellow, and for an actin which, at any moment, » person may fall and break their neck, yet, as Nino Eddie himself remarks, he never thinks of falling. The papers are all loud in hie praise. He will remain for Six Nights Only, receiving for hie several performances over ‘al boy po ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ONE THOUEAND DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND BOLLARS. Firet week cf the Gelebrated Bantoist and Bthi- opian Deiineater, ME. DAN BOLT, MR BAN HORT, Mh. DAN Bi Firet weed of anew M litary Drama, entitled the I Y & BOLDIERS EIPB, TRrare oF A BOLLIBH’S LIFB. Characters by the Dramatic Company. ——————<—<$<$—— EWORPE EELTE, ' MULLIGAR. HART, MULLIGAN. , EAVSBSACES, WHIPS, MULLIGAN: Bart, BITS. BPURS, oun ERDDER, ac, &e., &e., GLARE, REDDEN, AT LOW PRICES. OLARE. RBDDSN, RBPAIRING in Purpy Btbiosian Recertre-ties, ‘Trocks, Ac. repaired promptly an@ thorecghly, asics isaac Net LES S ’ THREE SILVER MEDALS Lwarded by the Maryland Inrtitate of Baltimore, LAURA LE CLAIRB AND TILLY PORBES Getober Sist, 1864: alao, the highest premium, a LAURA LE CLAIRE AND TILLY BOnUES brense meds], by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ LAURA LE CL al isrtitote of Waekington. D. O., in 167. jo a New Oomic Duet, SOLE AGENTS rom Ke» Pietriet of Columbia aod Alexaoc¢ria, Va.,for BEANE MILLER’S CELEERATED PREPARED Tee sip ROCUET OF FEADTY, alert eupplied st the loweet BOQUET OF EEAUTY. _wr els PAOTORY PRICES. cjusiuting oftk6 . Heh Ls GARDNER SISTERS. WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS. LIZ71B SMITE. pe SATE ULI som TEIS PROPHYLATIC ie told by s}) Druggiste e B CHAPMAN. ube Grocers. Thiegreat PANACEA fae teen e<tatliched 2» >esre, Ita medica! propr.et ee are TONIC, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, 11 will eradicate all derangement of the STOM- BOWELS. I: gives 208 e STRENGTH sod BEAUTY to the YOUNG, REJUVENATES THB OLD, Guree DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OP APPETITE. INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, CHEONIC DIARRH®A. DYSENTERY, JAUNDIOB, AGUE AND FEVER. CPTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will te found tur: wenialsof PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in Warh- mmgton, mb)7-1m w 45 NATIONAL STBAM LAUNDRY, e¢- sec inal Mesere. CLARK & COLMAN, pro- ie 1. eh ie AG prepa! 8 asuperior wan and at short notice. Satisfaction gnaran- ‘wed pall eases Will contraet with Hotels. Res- Yenrants, Steamboats, Xe , at reduced rates, Goods will be called for and promptly returned to all { the city and Georgetown. ty leaving an een, meee ine ole stand.) ae = street, mp 33th ani 2 streete, opposi rovers ter, or at the Laundry om !4th street. bet aC str wear canal, Patronsge respect- fuliy roliested mar 3-1m* 12 JOHN D. EDMOND &CO., 513 £19 7tb street, between Dand B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS iB EVILDER’® BLACKSMITHS, HOUSRHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARB and CUTLERY, Get and Wrought Naile, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Borse shoe Nails, Raspe, Files, Springs, Axles, Axvictrees, Nats and Washers, Anvile, Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of whieb pl re EB LOW E&T CA . 5B _TBEMOM ous iy) BE OLDEST HOTEL 908, TED ON THE BAN P: A ul BUROP. ee larged to double its nlaTReE UROPMAN HOTEL, Corner Pa. ae, and 1h 3t., Waskinsion, B,C. This botel, the oldest conducted onthe Bi 513 en in this , Bas been enlarged and proved in eh ry necessary for the accommodat of the increasing guests. Thankful for the itronege alrei ie wroprietor hopes that by attention to business we tinEe to receive as patronage as heretofore, neste will only be charged with what they ressive, oxi” 4: p, BMRICH. Proprietor, ue? WARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates inde SEE UE ella RELMBULDY ceived. in, SENTINY PREC AWATIONS, Sany of whtee are som the ares sources, incletfag’ eminent atermen. ymen, gov gat governors, nay sedeer _____________™mare OOBE’S WEST END DRUGSTORE. ae 2a. enue, south side —Sexredent. Reg eg Oh ‘cheive Perfume sock of Frese ieedieian 2: oO " OR OR Maly does. Reeolleetit ie no FARILLA inwasoni, Belmboles. Take no sth. bs =a Sporting Molly MARIE RUSH, n their Charmiog Batlet Divertiesements, under the direction of MONS. LOU1# BI0LLOSY, Firet time of the Rearimg irieh Farce, entitled ‘PLANNIGAN AT THE PAIR: 8 FLANNIGAN AT THE PAIR; oR, THE PERP O'DAY BOYS. THE PEEP U'DAY BOYe, Phelim O'Fiannigan, « Peep O'Day Boy, = Joba Mulligan Biddy Muidoody, a Peep O'Dsy Woman, Josh Hart Tearing Duffy..... —-------.....-.. John Kedden Billy Goleary..... -- sooeee SS, Clark fhorn. the Pediar.. -...Dan Holt Jack, the Showman White Miss Laara Le Claire ... Migs Tilly Forbes Mary Gardner -.. Kate Ullman Carrie Gardner Peggy O Flanni Mit: Pinnegan. Mies Mnidoody..... - Mies Patrey Marley... INCIDERTS: Moily. from the county gene Fait—Sportin conten nictere ef Moses/in the bulrcehess, n—The history of OFlens n kicking the fair before him like a footbs!l—Tread on the teil of my coat”—Fire Fiano: Bong ‘Flaming O’Flannigan”— Double trish jig—Bong. “McMvoy”—Hurrah for the 8 ck a—Country dance bv all the ‘That's the way we do it at home’’— Bidd y—Terrifie sheilaleh tight between Tesring Deffy—Tableau and AFTERNOON APRIL #, BF. F es AND NIGHT OF EL NING 7 AIS 65. I NEFIT OP B NO BDDIF, BENEFIT OF BL NINO EDDIE, In the afternoon at? o’clock he will makean _ IDE THB BUILDING, aCe TON 8 IDE THE BUILDING, ASCENSION OUTSIDB THE BUILDING, from the roof of the Canterbury to the opposite aide of the street. In the evening. ® NTERTAIYMENT, MAMMOTH ENTSBTAIN ENT, MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT, MAMMOTH ENTSATAIN MENT, NOTIOB. In active preperation, s BBW AND Brrespr BW AND BPLENDS: pANT 0! ‘i 2, PARTOMIMB: ol +> AMUSEMENT! GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Penneylvania Avenze, near Willard’s, THIS EVENING, and every eveniog during the week, Grand Initial Performances of the Magnificent Oriental Spee- acle, ALADDIN; On, THE WODEBFUL LAMP, proses ced afte: three mothe active preparation at a cost o} SIX THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS New and magnificent Scenery, wonderful Me- cbanical Effects. new and elegant Propertier, su- erb Cos ntirely new Music for the Grand original Dramatic Music, grand Dances, Fairy Tableaux, &e. "¥ORD'R NEW THEATER. TENTH STREP, above Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr, Ford takes great pleasnre in announeing an engagement with the celebrated and popular com- edienne, MISS LAURA KEENE, who will make her second fpreprance TUESDAY EVENING, Miss Keene. entitled in the great Moral Drama, b: Thm WORKMEN OF WASHINGTON Martha Savag Mina Laura Keene Jobo Bavage. tJ C McCollum Mr Beleour. Mr Jobn Dyott Miky Doran Harry Haw Lazy Lewie.— . W: Edward. . ABmerton Will Jones. .. Mr TC Gourlay Dr Mitchell. -Mr J Matthews Sam.. 2 M- J H Evans Mra Muzzy Miss M Gourlay OXFORD: OXFORD! x MUBIC HALL AND THEATRE Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue FOX, CURRAN & NORRIB.......__.Proprietors THE CLIMAY ARRIVED AT. HOUSES FULL TO REPLETION, Hail, rain or shine makes no difference to the steady tow of Greenbacks into the Trea: f the now famous Oxford, famous for the maccrat leled number of its stars, the immense size of its auditorium, the splendor of its decoration and the eneral management of the Institution, owe: Sam Adah I*aacs Menkin, Sam Sharply, Char- 0 Dyce: Agnes Sutherland, Mi- Moentaniand Lady Herr Groff, Mme. Scom- bergh, Charley Fox, Mme. Valentini, Marietta Ravel, Sig. Paravilia, the unrivalled Marietta Zanfretta, James Melville and Sons, and, above all, by the astounding engagement wi e_in- comparable Blondin, the i An the predictions made of the impracticability of carrying out such ideas, and yet, when the success of the experiment was assured, how crazy those self. same fortugg-tellers became to hire the sume parties at still more fabulous prices. Ladies’ Matinee Saturday Afternoon, Fo# ONB WEEK ONLY, UNPARALLELD OOMBINATION or ZOCLOGICAL Sita rn AE ATTRAO NS, VAN AMBURGH & 00.8 MAMMOTH MENAGERIE, frem 539 and 541 Broadway, New York, combine with TEAYER & NOYES’ GREAT UNITED STATES CIRCUS, will exhibit one week only, AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET, NEAR PANSEYLVANIA AVENDSE, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. AFTERNOON AND NIGHP, BOTH COMPANIES BXHIBIPING IN ONE TENT FOR ONE ADMIESION FEB. Doore open at 2 and7 o'clock, LADIBS AND PAMILY PARTIES will find the AFTERNOON EX BIBITIONS Jess crowded than those given at night, while the performances wll be equally attractive in every respect, THAYER & NOYES? UNITED STATES CIRCUB includes GREATEST FORCE OF TALEN : THE GOERS. GYMNASTS. CLOWNS AGED RE ROBATS. EQUILIBRISTS, VOLTIGRURS, &0., in the country, with STUD OF PERFORMING HORSES, iN a AND MULES,” PONIES INCOMPARABLY SUPERIOR to any other that can be produced upon this side of the Atlantic Prominent among the gifted perforiers attached to thie BUPERB CIRCUS TROUPE will Le found the names of DR.J,L. THAYER, MR. G. W. NOYES, N MB. T. KING. MR OHAS;REED, MN JAg REYNOL, LLY. Mi BURROWS YD ik. ©, K A MONS. MORESTE, MB. SAUNDERS, MR. MASTER COOK, and a full corps of GYMNASTS TUMBLERS AND ATHLETES, VAN AMBURGH & CO,’3 MENAGBRIB, comprises fhe M NDID OOLLEOTI more witb URasts RD RARECANDE LNG - CURIOUS BIRDS, from every quarter of the globe, that has visited thie city for many years, including among other prominent features the world-renowned WAR ELEPHANT HAN@IBAL, A TWO-HUMPED BACTRIAN CAMEL, the first one that bas been seem in America for forty years; the first and only HIMALAYA WHITE BEAR ever brought to this country; a pair of POONAH SLOTH BEARS, the Grst ever exhibited here; TWO WHITE ZEBUS, together with &,TIG |, LEOPARDS, BY <x) LIONS, TIGERS MAS. NAS, BEARS, and an infinite variety of other rare specimens of the animal kingdom,forming the grandest exposi- tion of tel ANIMATED NATURE ever presented to the Washington public. THE PERFORMANCES will include every imaginable variety of ASHING HORSEMANSHIP AND CLASSIC mage OLYMPIC GAMES, intreducing NEW AND STARTLING ACTS never before given in this city. At each enter- tainment Mr, C. W. Noyes will introduce hie fa- mous © TRICK HORSE, GREY EAGLE, IR., the finest specimen of equine beauty in America; aluo bia celebrated PERFORMING MONKBY, SIG@NOR VICTOR the feate of which are comical beyond description, A pupil of the great VAN AMBURGH will enter fhe dene of LIONS, TIGERS AND LEOPARDS. Each entertainment will commence with a GRAND ORIENTAL CAVALCADE, and conclude with the langhabie performances of Dr. Thayer's COMIC MULES, CNOLESAM AND DIOK, MESSRS, THAYER & REYNOLDS, CLOWNS. TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENT. the public are requested to observe that the mam- moth pavilion is located AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREBT, KOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, immediately in the rear ef the Clarendon and Gen- tral Hotel, . Admission to the entire Mammoth Combination, 80 cents; Children under twelve, 25 cente. mar S1-tf t J, oR TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN READ We ‘A Cpsor ifyou Rake a ‘Double Montaly RL are Hen 12a isch etrects. Open 6% a. ™.,7 D. mar7-Im* ws IN TH MPLEXION BY POW- s TDW. which choke cr fill oR ime lea) Sarebana D AS the ak ort tt Ng WASHINGTON, D. C:, TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1865: SPECIAL NOTICES. iui mse badd jee: e Lungs, t: " PEOTORAL, whieh iisare tocure hem, THR BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Bssay of Warnin: and Ipstruction {oF Youre Men. Alse, new an: reliable treatment’ for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Bystema—Bentfree, in Fealed envelopes, Address Dr. J. 8xi1.1m Hovchrow, Howard Asso- ciation, Philadelp! Pa, mb 3}-3m Spring it is cheers, Winter is dreary, Green leaves hang bus the brown must hy; When he is shaken, Lone and forsaken, What can an old man do out die?” Why, take Praxtarion Br7rens to be sure, and with them a new lease of life, The cld are made young again, the middle-aged rejoice, and the young become doubly brilliant by using this splen- did Tonic, .Dyspepria, Heartburn, Liver Com- plaint, Headache, Paing in the side, *’Orick in the Back,” and all symptoms of Stomachic Derange- ment yield at once tothe health giving infiuence of PLANTATION BitrErs. mar3)-lw WELL TO DAY, SICK TO-MORROW. Buch is the experience of thousands, Few ezjoy continuons health. To what does the occasional invalid attribute his uncertain condition? Notto 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 bedily organs against the extremes and changes of which he complains? No, He says, perhaps, that only an iron man could bear © ereat heat, or such violent cold. or such sudden vicissitudes, Why then does he not 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 repel all external agencies that tend to produce disease. HOSTETTER'S OELE BRATED STOMACH BITTSRS, taken faithfally, according to the directions, will go strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves. tone the liver, and re- gulate'and invigorate the whole animal machinery that the system, instead ef being st the mercy of the weather, and liable t be prostrated by ‘every change of temperature,will become case-hardened, a8 it were,and almost impervious to climatic influ- ences. It is to this preventive principle that Hos- TETTER'S BITTERS owe their great popularity im cloaion, British America and Australia. SPRING AND BUMMER Quote ‘aiking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ w a Fersisbia &o. ‘@ sre now prepared to o: ana Boys’ Ready-made Clothing, which, for ele- Gee of style, variety and excellence of fabric and ith'niness of mapufacture, has not been sur- by any stock heretofore offered in this market. « Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms, so, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing s, comprising everything neces- tary FOr S OAH WALEER & 0O.. 268 Pa, av oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Hrixnorp’s Bxrract oF SARSAPARRILLA 8 and renovates the bloed, inatils the vigor of ith into the system, and purges ont the hu- mors that make disease. m25-ém eleas A CLRAR, SvooTH Sam ann Beautiruy Com- PLXIoN follows the use of HzLMBOLD’s QONOEN- TRATED FLUID Extract oF SARSAPARILLA. It re- moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions of the skiz, 256m CoLeate’s Honey Soar, This celebrated ToiLer Soap, in such universa ¢emand, is made from the choicect materials, is miid aad emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented and extremely Lensfcial in ite action upon the skin, For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, jan 2-eoly Not a Few or oy tie Worst Disorners that affiict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood. He LweoLp’s BXTRACT OF BARSAPARILLA is a rem- edy of the utmost value. m25-¢m STOP THAT SCRATCHING, Ard vse WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It enres Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures Chillblains. Ulcers and ali Eruptions of the Skin. Bold by all Draggiets, Z.D. GILMA mar 23-ly 350 Pennsylvania avenue. To Purify, Exmicn tn@ BLoon, Brautiry the complexion, use HELMHOLD’S HichLy Gomcen- TRATED Fiurp Exrract Sarsaparitca, One bettle equal etrength one gallon of the Syrup or Decoctjcn m25-6m SECRET DISEASES. Samaritan’s Gtft ia the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- 6dy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent casesintweaty-fourhours No mineral, no balsam.no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do Bor want to beexpesed, Male packages, $2; fe- male $3. 5 Samaritan’s Rootand Herb Juices—A positive and rmanent eure for Syphilis, Scrofala. Ulcers, res, Spots. Tetters.&c. Price $l,or six bottles for $5, Bold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement. m5 Nervous Desiiity, SEMINAL WEAENFSS, &c,, Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundrede of ethers, and will tell you nuthing but the sruth. Address, with stamp . TRAVER, Epwarp mer2-D& Wily Loek Box, Boston, Mf: AMUSEMENTS. 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 20, and continue until further notice, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Doors open at 2 and7 p. m. The spacious Pavilion will be erected on NEW YORK AVENUE AND 6TH STRERT, The PROFUSION OF ATTRACTIONS will be presented with all the fascinating adjuocts essen- tial to render them inimitable in superiority and marvelons in splendor. Among the pre-eminent EQUESTRIANS, GYM. NABSTS, ACROBATS, PANORATISTS, POSTU- RERS, EQUILIBRISTS, PANTOMIMISTS, HU MORISTS, DANSEUSES, and other Olassic Ar- tistes, are: LB JEUNE BURTE, the Premier Horseman, Messrs, MURRAY & HUTOHINSON, the Excel- sior eee Se The DEBZ THRRS, VALENTIN. - DOLPH aed CHARLES, the fama acronae The SAGRINBE FAMILY, coosivting of Sigs. FERDINAND and PERELLB, Mlle SOSHIE an Master HENBI, Equestriaus, Pancraiists, Equi- librists, &e., Mr. DEN STONG, the accomplished Humorist, Mr, CHARLES MONROE, and Vocalist. Mr FRANK EOSSTON, the unequalled Eques- trian Direetor, . DREXEL, ANDROS. PICTON, GRAFP, REMSEN. jt ROSEBEREG, aAMTLDT Matera LEON, AOTOR, nd- iv Get pp and CLARENCE, General Performers, constituting a & CONGRESS OF TALENT ¢@ ABSOLUTBLY PEERLESS. ion’s WONDERFUL erfection almest incr, hi rand Combination. . ‘The STUD OF HORSES and PONIES are unga?s regards. beau! i id did Pe yrenentatives of adinir stead aple reeds, y WARDROBBY TRAPPINGS, PROSEATI Ag. PARAPHEBN AL Aand GENE: RAL OOTETE ‘are ent! rely salt Bron a atin cont of $07,050, bogs, ‘edible, . Reserved Seats, 7 i Admission, 50 cents, x0 — 1 FS conte, | Children to Reserved Beate, 87 For full details see Mam: Tilustrated tive Bheets Display Bills, pe, &e. BZA ticket yracce will be opened day, at until 2 o’clock, Poteloek, ip the van beside the pavilion Dealer, 126 K at, bet. i = 9th st im on et. © popular Clown. tar. N°. 3,773. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. REJSOICINGS OF THE PEOPLE, atic Sanco A Day Jubilee Every where—Spontane- s Expression of Gladness. abd de ah PHILADELPHIA. PaIvavetrars, April 3,8 Pr. M.—There are Do bounds to the enthusiasm of the citizens. The newspaper offices are brilliantly illumt- ated; the engines and hose carriages are parad- ing, and amid the ringing of beils and the fir- ing of cannon, the streets continue crowded with men. women, and children, shouting themeelves hoarse over the grea’ victory. The 3d of April will hereafter rank next to the ith of July, M. C, H. PHILADELPHIA, April 3.—Chief Engineer Lyle, of the Fire Department, has issued are- quest for a general illumination of the houses of the fire companies to-night. Itis probable the illumination will be made general. The scene in the vicinity of Third and Chest- nut streets to-night is one of great brilliancy and excitement. The offices of the Ledger, the Inqnirer, the Prees, the Evening Bulletin,and the Telegraph, the Sunday Dispatch and Transcript are illu- minated. The fire companies were ruuning their car- Triages through the streets. Most of their houses and many private resiaences were il- lnminated, and and 4 general rejoicing was at ite height, NEW YORK. New York, April 3.—Some ten thoneand people assembled spontaneously in frontof the Custom-house this morning, for mutual con- gratulations on the capture of Richmond. Speeches were madet by the Hon. Simeon Dra- er, P. M. Wetmore, M. Odell, Major General utterfield, Wm. M. Evarts, Rufus W. An- drews and others. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. During the proceedings, the yast assemblige sang “Old Hundred.” A grand celebration was in preparation foran eafly day in Union sqnare. The joyful excitement continued in this city ali the afternoon andevening. Very little bus- iness was transacted, many of the merchants closing their shops. The meeting in Wall street was continued ull past fouro’clock. The Petroleam Board, the drug merchants, and the Tobacco Ex change, and all of which meet in the Mer- chants’ Exchange, in Pine street, adjourned with enthusiastic cheers. The Produce Exchange was deserted, and the Stock Board had bn: few present. The Gold room was almost entirely empty. The greatest enthusiasm is manifested by all the citizens. Teams are ornamented with flags. The streets have been crowded all the after- noon, and salutes have been reverberating rom all points—the Battery, the forts, and parks. An immence meeting is going on this even- ingin Union square. Gennon are roaring all over the city. Fireworks are being sent up in profusion, and illuminations are being made by hundreds of citizens. BOSTON. 4 Boston, April 3.—Thne Legislature assem- ped AUS p. m, to-day, but no business could be lone. Bmouon to adjoura w&s unanimonsiy car- ried. The members of both Honses joined in sing- ing ‘‘America,” “Old Hundred,” and other pieces. BALTIMORE. BALTm™org, April 3.—The people are intox- icated with joy. The Union people are intense- ly jubilant, embracing each other on the streets, There is a great display of flags. The Mayor has just ordered all the bells in the city to be rung. HARRISBURG. HARRISBURG, April 3.—By direction of Go- vernor Curtin, one hundred guns were fired from Capitol Hill this afternoon, in honor of the Union victories. ALBANY. ALraRy, April3.—In the Legislature to-day the occupation of Richmond was announced. The news was received with great cheering. In honor of the event the House took a recess unui this evening. REB NEW @Operatiens cf Canby’s Cavalry. MONTGOMERY, March 28.—A Yankee raiding column struck the Alabama and Florida rail- road, twenty miles below here, yesterday morning, and capturedatrain. The passenger train which left here Thursday evening colli- ded with the wreck, and was also captured. The enemy left, stating that their destination was Greenville. Governor Watts called on the citizens to prepare to defend the city, and the. gommandant of the post ordered the orgar- ization of all persons belonging to the army to repel the movement on the railroad. The steamers Folly and Dixie collided on the river four miles above the city, Jast night. The Dixie was sunk. The passengers were saved. Five hundred bales of cotton on board were Jost. [SECOND DESPATCH.} MonTcomMeERy, March 28.—The enemy on the railroad below moved down the road after the capture and destruction of the trains below Greenville. Their force is believed to be twen- ty-five hundred stron SHERIDAN’S MOVEMENTS. HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC, April 1— Midnight.—A courier from Sheridan has just arrived with the most cheering news. The combined forces of cavalry and War- ren's infantry advanced against the enemy this afternoon, driving them several miles and capturing about four thousand prisoners and a nu r of pieces of artillery. They retreated to ‘e Points, where they were ficnked by a part of the 5th corps, which had moved down the White Oak Road. It was here the large number of prisoners were taken. The rebels then retreated south along the White Oak road, and were vigorously parsued by General Sheridan, while McKenzie’s cay- alry, from the Army of the James. advanced west on the ford road, toWard the Southside Toad, and, when the messenger left, was only about three miles from it, and would undoubt- edly reach it berore morning. Thus the last great line of railroad the rebels have to supply their capital and Lee’s army is about to be severed, and it is firmly believed they will im- mediately leave their present position at Pe- tersburg and Richmond. Sharp cannonading is now going on near the centre of the line held by the left of the 6th corps. W. D. McGrecor. CONNECTICUT ELECTION Buckingham Re-elected Govern for Members of Congress. HARTYORD, Conrn., April 5, 8 p. m.—The State to-day has gone Union by & large ma- jority. —Vote [SRCOND DESPATCH, HARTFORD, Cr., £.30 p. m.—Buackingham, (Union,) for Governor, has here 2,120 votes; Seymour, ap) 2,170; Deming, (Union,) for Congress, 2,400; Mitcheli, (Dera..) 2, Ss. New Haven gives Buckin| ham, for Governor, 344 majority, and Sam’l Warren, ( Union, ) for Con- gress in the second district, 293 majority, FROM CANADA. Fleed in Montreal—Victoria Bridge in Danger. Morreegat, April 3.—The river rose several feet on Saturday, and was filled withice tca great height, and the Victoria bridge was at one time in danger. : Yesterday morning the river rose much high- er, flooding William, Washington and other streets. Decline in Gold. NEw York, April 2.—Upon the receiptof the fall of Richmond gola deciined, and at the ar- ternoon Board closed a: 145. New York Produce Market, NEw York, April 3.—} lour has declined 3D to 75 cents; wheat © Gents lower. Reported Capture of Fort Smith, Ark. Sr. Lovis, April3 —It is reported that the rebels have taken Fort Smitb, Arkansas, but it needs confirmation, “Election in St, Leuis. Sr. Lovis, April 3.—J.L. Smith, Republi- ean, has been elected mayor to-day bya large majority. SF Sunday morning, Rev. H. W. Beecher announced to his congregation in Brooklyn that he would be absent for two succeeding Sabbaths, having been invited by the Govern. ment to deliver the oration on the oo o the rising of Sumter’s flag on April 14! Err Saxen fires occurred in New sirrtet with. in’ the next twenty-four houre after Saturday morning. FROM GRANT'S VICTORIOUS ARMY, eo 7 [Correspondence Philadelphia Eng aifer. J. - HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Poromac; - Satarday, April 1, 1905— out of the «wilderness of scrub oaks, dwarf swamps, ravines seed knolis, over which our lines stfeteh, some intel! idea cf Our operations yesterday be ap- parent. This State of Virginia is worth fight. ing for as embodying & politecal principle; bat as so Many acres of nd, itis not one fingle hnman life. 'e thought at the Wilder- ness that we had Sane oT aLoes , was horrible and miserable and the aspect of nature, but then we Nad not econ — the country southwest of Peterebn’ = gied mass of ravines and hilloc! = thee streamlets runming in all possible directa of little by-roads shooting off to every poigt the compasé, seéming to come from nowhere, andto he leading nowhere, intersecting each other at every conceivable angle of dense for- ests of the meanest and most detestable kind of serub oak and pine; picture this; and throw in bere and there & worn-out open field, with an old dilapidated farm house in the center, and you have a faint picture of the difliculues of the country in which we are operating. Out of this knotted mass the “special” must pluck the salient points for the information of the public; must ride miles on miles even to see the frout of one Corps, and visit its various headquarters, and tried, at night must write out what he has seen, what heard, what opines from both ; is it any wonder that under cir cumstances like these his accounts are some- times vague, sometimes unsatisfactory. Give bim_a fight like Fort Steadman, where he knows the ground, and where the ground is Open, he does well enongh. Pat him in the kind of country we are in now and he does as well as he can. Premising that the day has been compara- tively quiet on the right of our offensive line, composed of the Second and Twenty-fourth Corps, it is the intention first to give the pub- jic some idea of The Relative Position of the Twe Ar .. A battle, fierce, sanguinary and decisive, May come off any day on this very ground, and the people will take a natural interest ina section that has already become historic, aud may become sacred in the nation’s calend First, itmust be premised that our old line in front of Petersburg, from the Appomattox to the leftof the Weldon road, remains intact and held precisely as they were before our present movement was initiated, running, un- til yesterday, to Hatcher's Run, bu? changed from Fort Sampson to the left, by the advance of the 2ith corps, consequent upon the capture of the enemy’s intrenched picker live. From Petersburg to Hatche’s Run, by the Vaughn road is seyen and a half miles, ana by the Boydton road seven miles. The 2th corps frontis a prolongation of our line beyond the Hoydton roed, with the cavyairy beyond them again, the line facing generally northeast, the flank being towards the South Side road, from the bend of the road to the south west. Thus much by way of necessary preface. It remains toskeich events to the present mo- ment, and beginning on the right with the 24th corps, two divisions of which, those of Turner and Foster, with one division of the25th corps, (Birney's.) all under the command of Major Genero! Gibbons, areoperating here. Birney's division has been held as a reserve thus far. Foster is on the rig&t of the 2ith, then Turner, forming connection with Hayes, holding the Tight of the 2deorps. Along General Gibbons’ front the day has been quiet. This morning. just before daybreax, the reb- els essayed an attack upon Turner's pickets, coming in the old yelling style, butthey quickly came to grief. Turner’s line did not budge an inch, except to gather in sixty of the adven- turous rebels as prisoners and tokilland maint some few more. The prisoners sent tethe rear, Turner’s line quietly composed itself again, and during the remainder of the day the rebeis behaving themselves well, and we not yet being ready to disturb the apparent peacefal- ness of the neighborhood, it has been quiet until about 9.30 p.m., when & brisk cannon- ading begun, and yet continues, (10.20 p.m") What it means it is impossible to-night to eay. It seems by the sound to be general, on the Gin corps frontas well asthe 2ith,andan ooca- sional distant rumble from the right indicates that the 9th corps is also adding to the up- roar. Passing still to the left and the 2d corps, the day has been as pracetet as on the right. Oc- casional picket skirmishing has been going on, but nothing moreserious in the way of fighting. The men of the corps have been busy, how- ever, building roads to the rear, cutting timber to the front for the artillery to get range, and other won re ely to action. While men- tioning r it 18 but justice to notice the Jabors of the chiefs of the apncets of the sev- eral divisions; Captain G. W. Cook, 6ist New York, of the ist, Captain H. Y. Russell, of the 26, and Captain Charles Bowers, Sth New Jer- sey, of the 3d, whose s, although herculean and Sppareany. imp ble, have been snccess~ fully accompliched. Energy will accomplich ‘wonders, and the energy of these officers has elready made passable the impassable country around Dabney’s Mills and beyond, substantia) cerduroy roads now cutting the country in every direction, and rendering accese to the various parts of the line easy and sure. Just beyond night the Second Division line Was advanced somewhat, being pushed close upto the rebel fortat Hatcher’s Run. Gen. Smythe covering it with his musketry so en- lirely that the rebels cannot use its guns, Were it not for the very extensive slashing in front of this line, both before the Second and Twenty-fourth Corps, we could easily c it by assanit, but this slashing 1s so intricate men can hardly crawl through itsingly, and it would be impossible to maintain a line of bat- fe through it under anything likea respectable re. General Mott still holds his position on the left of General Hayes, and presses as close upon the rebel line as his confrere, but his line, like that ot Hayes, has been qniet. General Miles still stretches across the Boyd- ton Road in the position occupied yesterday. His fignt yesterday was a brilliant one, and answered fully the purpose for whicn it was begun, being a diverson in favor of the Fifth Corps. His onslaught upon their line near Burgess Millinduced the rebels to hurry men to the threatened point, and thusgaye Warren and Sheridan less to contend against. General Humphries was heard of to-day, only en his skirmish line. He is determined to know exactly the position of the enemy on the front of his corps, and so he goes where he can cee it. Proceeding still to the lett with the story of to-day, L take upthe Sth corps. The opera- tions of Gen. Warren yesterday have already reached pou, This morning early the corps moved off on the Boydton Road. Griffininad- vance, then Ayres next, Crawford north about two miles, and taking a road running nearly west, came in contact with the enemy near what the rebels call Five Points, which, so near asit can be located with the assistance of imperfect maps, is from three to four miles northwest of Dinwiddie Court House, In the afterncon General Warren got into line with Griffin on the right, Ayres on the centre and Crawford on the lef:. It should be remembered here that this movement eut Sheridan and Warren off from all connection with the remainder of our army, and their fighting this afternoon has been an entirely in- dependent affair. The distance at which the corps has been engaged, the difficnitief of com- munication have been euch that it is impossi- ble to more than outline the affair, ifeven that canbe done. Artillery was bat little used, but the musketry was terriffic along the whole line. The battle began at five in the afternoon, and by dark, when it ceased, the firing had re- ceded far beyond the point of beginning, show- ing that our forces had driven the enemy from the field. The extent of our success, the rela- tive lesses of the contending forces, and other details necessary toa full knowledge of the history enacted to-day, it is impossible to send. The country in that section of Virginia corres- onds to what surrounds ushere, except that it islevel. There are the same swamps, the same norrible pine forests, the same treach-_ erous soil. Is this whole State of Virginia nothing buta wilderness of worn-out farms, wamps and pineries ? What of the enemy during all these move- ments of ours! Longstreet’s corps, composed of the divisions of Pickett, Constant and Ker- shaw, have been transferred from the north of the James to our extreme left, and, together with Fitzhugh Lee’s cayalry, seven thousand strong, has been fighting Sheridan and Warren to-day. Hill’s corpsand Bushrod Jobnson’s disvision of Anderson’s ee) are opposite the 2nd and 21th corps, and Gordon’s corps oppo- site the 6th and 9th. What they have op- posite Weitzel, north of the James, it is Rard to say,as their whole army is already counted for, except one division of Anderson’ corps. The heavy cannomading spoken of in the early part of this letter still (midnight) con- tinues unabated along the whole front: 6th and 9th St a erst just re me thatis preliminary of,Petersburd, ordered to be made BF aes and 9th corps at daybght in (in Byes ne. may possbly yet close this bes se ie an- nouncement of the capture 0! belea- gnered city. n.—April sheen ant reine. yo ae possession, Longstreet’s corps, utterly broken to pieces. We having more prisoners than we ean take careof. rae eral 104 o'clock, yet conunuse, to bt o ome Tia yet been made. E, Caapeiy. w7-The last of thé party of the overland te)- egraph expedition to Russia, leave Gew York There were on Saturday about twelve seniee patients in the hospitals Of the Mid- fae Uepartment for the accommodation of the no! ibe wounded from City Point.