Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1865, Page 1

- | z TANTLY Pa roots: ACHE OURED INSTANT. t som WASHINGTON EVENING STAR, PUBLIZHBD DAILY, (RXCEPT SUNDAY, 4&7? THE STAR BUILDINGS, > Boushwees corner of Pennsylvania av. and Vth street, By W. D. WALLAOCH, ein 2 SS Foils ara wasuetente any re AND‘A HALF OSNTS PER WEEK. Parcs ron MAILinG.—BSingle copy, three cents; O00 Month, seventyAve cents; three mon‘ dollar wwe pavers ‘re totes the’ sles Ionger than paid tor, ‘Pum Weakly S748 One dolar ands half 0 yes?. ee te ere OFFICIAL. The First Corps—Notice to Veterans. Huanqvuarrens Finst OoRrs, } ¥ Wasuinerton, D. 0. Deol ee eterans desiring te enlist Oorps, should report in at the office of ol. C. F. Johnson, Sol ” Rest, and @hio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. O. Any Veteran who has served two years, hae Deen honorably dise! |, and is physically qualified, may enlistin the Corps for one, two oF three years ‘Those enlisting will receive from the Gov- ernment a bounty of $300 as soon as they are Mustered tp, and, in addition, the reguiar in- stalments from the Government, in proportion to the period of enlistment, as follows: $100 for one year’s service, one-third paid on enlist- ment; $200 for two years’ service, one-third on enlistment; #300 for three years’ service, one- third on enlistment ‘They will be credited to the quota of the istrict in whtch they or their families may be domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled to local bounties transportation will be furnished them to Washington by any Provest Marshal. The best arms in the possession of the Gevernment will be furnished these troops, And they will be allowed to retaim their arms when houorably discharged. Headquarters Major General Hancock :—158 street, between 19th and 20th streets. Office of the Board fer the Examination of = Officers :—Brigadier General John R. Brooke, president, 163 G street, between 19th and 20th street. ‘eets. rs... By order of Major General Hancock. FINLEY ANDERSON, Assistant Adjutant General. DENTISTRY. BY THE enti f DR. SIGES- Dimond s BEANE OF PALMETTO. GED at once upon the nerves connected ith the teeth and relieves instantly, By wees eye hise tnd Suridiog up witb DT. 8. 1 an iP . . hite’s Metal Filling. Cheoplastic Bone Teeth Yaserted over roots at ‘Seo Ps.av. mar 13-1m REAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, I would advise all persons having teeth . to extract to call at DR. LEW1 offic: aod have them taken out without pain. Also, cail and examine the Doctor’s new ima- ‘oved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL T#ETH. Hyon once see the great improvement in his teet! * yon will hav ij the new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Bilver and Rubber Plates at the old price, as we save nct advanced pe price on our work since the iD £0! "Xo. 242 Penn's avenue, between 12th and 13th 8. R. LEWIS, M.D., Dentist. mtreeta. jan 26-ly JAMES 8. TOPHAM & 00.3 gn gay FRBMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, aND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, wr soo SEVENTH STREET, One Door North of Oad Fellows’ Hail, Where they continne to manufacture and hay en sale s large and fine assortment of TRUNES, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HOBSE OOVEBS, ILIPABY HOREE BQUIPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, HAVERSACES, WHIPS, BITS, BPUBS, &eo., ao. &e., AT LOW PRICES, BEPAIRING, TPropks, &c., repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore @etober Siet, 1864; also, the highest premium, a Ddronse medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Institute of Washington, D.O., in 1857, SOLE AGENTS Por District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va,, for ERANK MBBLER’S CELEBRATED PREPARED HARNESS OIL, ers supplied at the lowest FAOTORY PRICES, fed6-ly G. >= 2MiTws * WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS, THI£ PROPHYLATIC is cold by all Druggists and Grocers. This great PANACEA has been established 20 years, Its medical proprieties are TONIC, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIC. It will eradicate all derangement of the STOM- ACH and BOWELS. It gives STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG, REJUVENATES THE OLD, Cures DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE. INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, CHRONIC DIARRH@A, DYSENTEBY, JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FEVER. OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will be found test: monials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in Wash- ington. mhil7-Im yNotios TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS, AssteTANT QUARTERMASTER’S Orrice, Deroror WasHucrton, No. 134 P, near 2ist st., Wasuinctos, D. C., March 1, 1865. The attention of officers and enlisted men, for- merly in the service of the United States, is called to the large ameunt of personal property stored in t Goverament warehouses connected with this 0 he Government requires the space oceupied by said property for the effects of those new in the service, A detcription of each article should be given with the mame, company, regiment, or othe marks, accompanied by an o or affirmation showing that the claimant is the authorized rty. Perhe goods will be forwarded to the address of the persons so entitled at his expense. i All of the above-mentioned proyerty remain- ing. unelaimed ninety days from this date will be 80) '@ at public auction. JAMES M. MOORE, _™mh2-dtmay 31 Oapt. Ass’t Qr. U. B. Army. Ww ATCHES, JEWELRY, &¢. LARMOUR & Oo., Light etreet, Baltimore, in- vites the attention f purchasers to their choice stock ef No. 1 WATCHES, DIAMOND JBWELBY, &c., SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE, OPERA GLABEES, SPECTACLES, TABLE CUTLERY a&c., at low prices, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man- wer by the best workmen and warranted. ja U-3m Fo BALE—25,000 extrachoice Roses, Orna- mental Trees and Shrubs, Climbing and Parlor Plants. Fruit Trees, &c. The collec. a tion comprises the best kinds known in Ka- Tope and America. Wishing to leneny ® in for wi building or any other pur) 18th street, corner ef M. m5 th Fo SALE-aA LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine and machine d cne of Pages’s patent Saw Mills. all in ¢ ranning order, with the Frame Building situa’ on the canal. near 6th street and Center Market ouae. ill be sold cheap by appl: ing, te RADY, m 29.2w* No. 547 13:h street; Isiand. Taos IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW P pt Shes oa Cae atitving and preserv- “4 ie wu 5 ean - Ucn is entirely unequalled, Caras bass mgs tS Tor sale by all drnggistar "* PFoprietors. ELL’ CRALEBRATED MAOHIN®-SPRBAD Ww ATRENGTH ENING PLABTERS arethe very sale by all druggists, ‘lau seeolvaee 'U CAN REA age sane 3 = memnly ACI ting 4 avenue, 250, between ith pen 8% &.m..7 p.m. mar7-Im* OCORE’S WEaT & ‘avenue, south aa STORE. 13 Ps. with a I stock of sale as above A © Hetnes. fo 17 MBOLD'S BXTBAOT BUCHU Gives alth and vigor to the fra: SoD ebility e_ant eon to By = symptoms, and if ne ment ig ry emitted to, Coumumption, Insanity — pileptio mii reus, J. tg Blog oorenn ens: ¢ _ ET ES AT Sia RSE EE AMUSEMENTS; CANTERBURY HALL, TERBURY HALL( MUSIO by as SANTHRBUBY HALLJH ALL auD CANT: SEuRY HaLL aND THEATER ) CANTERBURY HALL ‘ THEATER Lovistawa AVENUE, BEAR SIXTH STREBT, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, GEORGE LEA ——._. _, __-.__Proprieter ties, New York, and Canterbury Blso of the Varieties rn Ve: J08H HART... Btage Manage? LAST WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON. LAST WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON. @ LAST WERE OF THE WINTER apa: LAST WEEK OF THE WINTSR SSA80N. iT WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON. CLOSING SCENBS OF TRIUMPH The Manager is happy to announce an engage- ment with Mr. @RIGINAL E ORIGINAL ORIGINAL sé Bb ORIGINAL “CURE,” ORIGINAL “CUBB,’’ Whore various performances have been imitated by nearly all the half-fledged performers of the day. Patrons of this establishment are respect- fully requested to be on hand to witness the Mr. Collins will appear in two of his peculiar acts to-night, vis: URE” AND THE*‘*LIVELY YOUTH.” RE” ayp THE'*LIVELY YOUTH.”’ URE” asp THE’‘LIVBLY YO . URE” and THE ““LIVELY YOUTH,” E” aNd THE LIVELY YO Uy <) bole} faslosJosles|eslssl==] pa toaia ed B ORE” axp tHe “LIVELY YO! OUBB” axp tre“ LIVELY First night of the laughable Comic Pantomime, entitled DERSEOUTED CLOWN. PERSECUTED CLOWN, PEBSECUT: isa Tilly Forbes AaRD DAN HOLT, DAN HOLT. DAN HOLT. DAN HOLT. in a new Ethiopion Oddity, entitled ENTRANOE INTO RICHMOND. ENTRANCE INTO RICHMOND. TRANCE IN’ RBICHMON RANCE INTO KICHMOND, TO HMOND, REDDEN AN REDDBN AN BEDDEN AN REDDEN AN yoou Will appear in a new act, QUIN PESSENCE OF AFRICA. QUINTESSENCE OF AFRICA. QUINTESSENCE OF APRICA, a QUINTESSENCE OF APRIOA, New Ballet Divertisement of the SICILIAN VESPERS, BS ILIAN V Eee: Arranged by Mong. Ezollosy for the BOQUET OF BEAUTY. pate or aury: Usr OF UTY. BOQUBY OF BRAUTY, Entire Change of Programme Every Night. Entire Change of Programme Bvery Night. Bntire Change of Programme Every Night. Entire Change of Programme Every Night. Bntire Change of Programme Bvery Night. Entire Change of Programm Entire Change of Programme Botire Change of Programme INBE ON SATURDAY, MATIN ON SATURDAY, HATISAE ON BATUBBAT: MATINES ON SATURDAY, HILDREN. AND OHILDREN: ANB SHILDREN: ‘DIES AND OHILDREN. DIES AND OHILDREN. A FINE BILL WILL BE Sh INB BILL WILL BE 2 yINB BILL W. EEE Eben ee + AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S REW THEATER. TENTH STREBP, above Pennsylvania Avenue, THURSDAY, April 13. 1555 iT NIGHT BUT ONE 0: POSITIVELY Last NIGHE BUT ONE OP THE iVareexe eine teclenterea elarast i lebrat ge Pane ‘ae Grring cae le 10: mir: je Comedy, ent In TOE ATORY OF PEGGY THE ACTRESS. rted bj Bor peC McOOLLUM., JOHN DYO?T. HARRY HAWKE, ana THE BNTIRE COMPANY, To conclude with the faree of THE HOLE IN THE WALL. TO.MORROW—Tom Taylor soriginal comedy of «= _ THRE AMERICAN COUSIN. For the Benefit and Last Ab pearenice o} LAURA KEENE. SATURDAY—A bill of great attraction for the Benens of eee eee GOORLAY, ie ular ‘ragedian I —, fe eae pas. a will is engaged for twelve ni only, and will appes on MONDAY, April 17. GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Pennsylvania Averfie, near Willard’s, GBEAT SUCCESS OF ALADDIN, PHIS EVENING CONTINUATION OF APPROVAL, The Grand Oriental Spectacle, ALADDIN; On, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. with its splendid Cast of Characters, Magnificent Bcenery. Magical Illusions, Intricate Machinery, Entrancing Songs, and the Livixc Founratn or Govormp WatTeERs, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND MATINEE OF ALADDIN, AT OHEAP PRICES. WS Regular Admission—$1, 75, 50, and 25 Cents, GROVER’S THEATER. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL li, GRAND ILLUMINATION. DISPLAY OF PIREWORKS. The Bpectacleef ALADDIN; Ox, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. triotic Poem br ze hateedtAHOR B. B. FRENCH, ‘e to pe dele TADY OF WASHINGTON. SHERMAN’S MABOH TO THE SEA, (Song.) MUBIC BY KOPPITZ. AND OTHER BXTRA ATTRACTIONS, GROVER’S THEATER. FRIDAY, APRIL 14, apl23t REMEMBBR FORT SUMTER! WASHINGTON THEATER, corner of 11th and C sts.—For nine nights only, commencin; MONDAY, April 17, 1965. B JARPLEY’ MINSTRELS. BRASS BAND AND BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE, twenty artists; the only and original * Moniter Ironclads;” the elite of the rofession, whose performances have been the eme and admiration for the |; from Maine to Missouri; introdi Original Programme, not yet ‘ Migratory Mushroons of Mins’ 50 cts.; Orchestra Chairs, 75 cts, ap GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT, RASTER MONDAY NIGHT, ApRit 1771, 1865, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th Street, BY THE WASHINGTON QUINTETTE CLUB, Messrs. Dawson, Noyes, Hodgson, Tabler & Ball, FOR THE BENEFIT OF ROBERT BALL, Assisted by 12-6t* Mad. C, Y. Kretschmar, Sig. Btrini, Mies E. B. Turner, Prof. J. P. Caulfield Misa B. Daniel, Prof. V. W. Caulfield, Mrs.8mall, Harry Sherman, J.P. Franklin, B.U, Keyser. Achoice Programme will be presented, and with the above-mentioned array of Professional and Amateur Talent, a most acceptable entertainment is promised. : i i ‘he two Grand Pianos used on this occasion are from the celebrated factory of Chickering & Son, and are very kindly loaned by J. F. Ellis, No. 306 Penn. avenue. Doors open at 7% o’elock p. m., Concert to com- ignee st 50’clOcK Brecieely 4 swe ete sic stores of Bllis and Metzerott, and at the door. _3P ll-lw* OXFORD! OXFORD: OXFORD! MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE, Ninth street, fronting om Pennsylvania avenue NG MUSIC HALLof WASHING THE PUUNTAIN HEAD OF TALENT Ow Read the names ef the Artists now performing atthisestablishment. First week of MESSRS. COOPER AND FIELDS, The Celebrated Deuble Clog Dancers. i continued ee the following Artiste: i E Migs AGNMB SUTHERLAND, MONS, ANTONIO. whens a D. J. MARRY CARTER, KATS HAMEON. Miss SUSIE BROWN The MIACO BROTHBRS, 168 “Mr. J.C. FRANKLIN, ue MELE RG INIA OB AIMT Mise VIRGss MARY FRAZER, And 28 other Performers. viet f MOND SOULE ANNBTEA GALLETTI, Primeur Danseuse. LADIES MATINER SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OSEPH REYNOLDS & CO., PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE, just received, and will constantly keep on largest and best assortment in the eity r8. Brackets, Drop Lights, Pertables, Glass Globes, Mica and other Shader, and all arti- eles in this ine, from the best establishments in New York, Philadelphia, &c., which wall be sold on the most reasonable terms. RANGES, FURNAOES, and Fire-Board repared to furnish the best RANGE in use anyw ereon very TeEonaie ferme: Hotels, estaurants, &c., are invi' @ call. Boe do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS romptiy and cheap, as also everything in the PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner. Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains. Water Closets, Wash-stands, Basins, &c., 6.) 3 No. 500 $th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, the largest establishment in the city. feb2-eotf ON GENERAL'S OFFICE, Soxew Wasuincton City, D.C , Apr NOTIOE.—Oandidates for the po - PIBr ane PURE EONS ia foe ee ek Cores ajer Gene: ncock’s) are notil a 8 requirement of two years PRAVIOUS SERVICE” is ne longer exacted, and that the only pre-requi- site for renin on ae be, the nonsession ofa i 0. : aa cree ree TOBEPA K. BARNES, ap 5-ee3t Surgeen General. Notes OF DISSOLUTION.—The business heretofore carried on under the name and firm of Briggs & Cressey is hereby dissolved by muhual consent: JOSEPH H. BRIGGS. ORANGE J.-OR ap 5-6t* Essay. OPTICIANS, 244 Pennsylvania avenue, BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Made out from genuine and pure ROCK ORYS- TAL, Leyden! and strengthening the impaired eyesight, are serene ncaliy ena correctly suited to every age, by FRANKLIN & CO., Opticians, 244 pennat some avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. and 388 Pennsylvania avenue, National Hotel BFA fine assort: f Mic! (y Glasses, Field Giassest Thermometers, "Btereot seoges. Photograph Albums. and a great variety of aprtes de, Visite, plain and colored, al 2 T HEIBBRGER ooRssOR TO H. F. LOvnor & Coe., CITIZENS AND MILITARY MER” Ry et try ay’ nov ite) OnDsy vans *Y Washington. D. 0, ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED = M MONDS, WATCHES, TEWELEY, Pain Pusiness strictly cemfidential. Office hours from A. M., tol, and from 5 to7 P, M. No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, two deors from 13th street, Ts, Room No, -M. LIBMAN, mh 21-Im* Diamond Broker. PBEAEMARING IN | ALL ITS BRANCHES, MISS SANFORD has connected with her Millinery De; class Dressmaking. having cageued, mbsee e fitter, and guarantiessatisfaction. Work done in the aa gee el Oe ie oo notice. WW YO) TLL Sy OEE EP ABLISOMEN TS eA KING FRANKLIN & O0., 4 Mi apé-6t* 2d door from oth 2 rece RIBTIAN’S MISTAKE, b; CER ths Halifer’: Hand Bock oe SURO o Bea 7 daver Aasvetee Zroecor nome Fitioal and Esthetic Besays; Spencer's Frakes Bris. ciples; Merivali’s History ef the Romans, Vel. 7; Reet eacle Bt Ovelsby od: 8 epee or the me) nu. ap) yRANCE TAILOR, Tg WASHINGTON, D. C:, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1865: SPECIAL NOTICES. Beas Ir PEOPLE WHO Burrzr from that meets us everywhere im sprin; in all seasons of the year, knew how and tos often mick it could be cured by taking AYHR's SAREA ARILLA to bg rom lems, we shou! etter bors aswell a clearer heads to deal with. api-lw AHINT TO BOTH SEXES.How ro Galm amp Retain Arrscrion.—It has been frequently ragsested that PLANTATION BITTERSare, in another form, the “Elixir of Love’ of the Ancients, That they do much to quiet ‘'family Jara,” and reconcile fretfal wives te cross hus- bands, we veri'y believe. When domestic quiet is restored and connubial felicity reigns supreme, “How great the charm, how sweet the bliss That frase eXpreision in a kiss.’” A free and proper use of PLANTATION BIT- TERS will inepire the souls of beth sexes with pure and high-toned sentiments ef affection,t and acapacity for rare and exquisite efjeymen in each other’s society, Remember there isno place like home, and no passion like love—and nothing to link the two together and you to both like the great Family Blessing, PLANTATION BITTS: ap7-Iw PUBLIC HEALTH. THB PRESS Advertising has been pronounced “undignified” by the medical faculty. A physician who adver tises a valnable remedy to fifty people in his pri- vate practice would receive the coid shoulder from his professional brethren, should he mak his merits known to millions through the business columns of a newspaper press, This may be ‘‘dig- nified,”—but is it benevolent, humane, or just ? Whoever is fortuzate enough to discover or in- vent anything that will prevent, or cure, or alle- viate human suffering is bound to make it krown through every channel of communication within his reach, to the general public. For many years the merits of HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS have thus beén proclaimed to the world, and multitudes bave been restored to health or gavel from fatal maladies in conse- quence, As new facts have been developed in re- lation to the operation of this most pure and po- tent of all Stomachics and Mteratives, they have been stated in simple language to the people of many Inds; and if the proprieters of the medicine have derived profit from their dissemination, thousands upon thousands of individuals have been benefitted thereby to an extent beyond all estimate. Inthe West Indies, Oanada, Australia and South America, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS are now recognised as the sole specificfor Dyspe: the'best possible safeguard against epidemice,and the finest invigorant in cases of General Debility, and the only ciflasive stimulant, en‘irely free from noxious ingredients. ap 5-27 THE BRIDAL CHAMB: say of Warnin, and Instruction for You: Alse, new an reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Le eng free, in sealed envelopes, Address Dr. J. 8x1LL1m HouGHTON, Heward Asso- ciation, Philadelphia, mk $1-3m SPRING AND SUMMBR CLOTHING. New styles Superb Stock Of Dress, Sack, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vesta, anc Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.. &c. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing, which, for ele- ¢ of style. variety and excellence of fabric and ithininess of manufacture mot been sur- pasted by any stock heretofore offerea ic this Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and 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. Also, an extensive assortm Furnishing Goods, on risin; tary for a complete outfit, NO. WALKER & CO., 368 Pa. av., 0c 10-8" Metropolitan Hotel Building, Nenvous Dssitity, SEMIMAL WEAKNESS, Xc,. Cas Be Cured by one who has really cured himself? rs hundreds of ethers, will tell you nothing at the truth. Address, with si mars DAW. | LEEU BBE. HodOt Wiss, STOP THAT SCRATCHING And use WHBATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours, also cures Chillblains. Uleers and al! Braptions of the Skin, Bold by all Drugais 2. D. GILMAN, mar 23-ly of Gentlemen’s er neces- 350 Pennsylvania avenue. CoLeate’s Honky Soap, This celebrated ToILeT Soap, in such universa demand, is made from the choicect materials, is mild and emollient in ite nature, fragrantly scented and extremely bensfcia! in its action upon the skin, For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, jan 2-eoly ._, SECRBT DISEASES. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Itis the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to beexpesed, Male packages. $2; fe- male $3. S Samaritan’s Rootand Herb Juices—A positive and rmanent eure for Syphilis, Scrofula. Ulcers, res, Spots. Tetters.&c, Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 To PuriFy, ENRICH THE BLoop, BRAuTIFY the complexion, use HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY ComoEN- TRATED FLUID ExrxacT SARSAPARILLA, One bottle equals im strength one gallon of the Syrup or Decoction. m25-6m A CLEAR, 8MooTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL ComM- PLxioy follows the use of HELMBOLD’s CONORN- TRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It re- moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions of the skim, m25-6m Not a Few or oF tHe Worst Disorpers that afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF BARSAPARILLA is arem- edy of the utmost value. m25-5m OWEN O'HARE.) (1, ¥, NOONAN, O'HARE & NOONAN, ‘ PLUMBERS, S J PRACTICAL F FITTERS. TEAM AND GAS 402 D street, between 6th and 7th, WASHINGTON, BD. C., Are prepared to execute all orders appertaining to the above branches on the most reasonable terms, and in a thorough, practical and workman- like manner, Charges moderate, , TO THE PUBLIC. - The undersigned, for fifteen years Engineer and Superintendent of the Wasbington Gas Light jompary’s works, would inform his friends, and the citizens of Washington and Georgetown gen- erally, that having resigned the above-mentioned position, he has entered into a copartnership with Mr. T. V. Noonan. for the purpese of conductin; the plumbing. am and gas fitting bu: i their branehes. His great experience, together with that of his partner, will, he fiattars himself, enable the new firm to give the utmost satisfac tion to all who may have plumbing. steam or gai fitting todo, He solicits a liberal share of public patronage. assuring all that nothing that experi- ence, energy and mechanical knowledge can pro- duce will be wanting that will tend to give general satisfaction. Very respectfully. ap ll-3t OWEN O'HARE. MEBIOAN ORGAN .—I bave this day received No. 10, being the largest and most perfect Church Organ made By the great organ firm of 8, D.& H.W Smith, of Beston, and it will be on exhibition fora week at my store, I beg all or- canines amateurs and others to call and see this on fal Tarcument dasigned ong is is @ powerful organ, designed for Chu: i Chapels,and Public Halls. It has two ae Keys, one and a half ectave of Pedals, and four Stops—Diapason, Principal, Upper Forte and Lower Forte, 8ub-bass and Coupler. The Peda's have an independent set of Reeds. It possesses gr power of tone,and when used as an accomp: ment in singing. particularly with a large chorus of voices, the effect is grand in the extreme. For the purpose to which it is intended, it unites all the excellencies attainable in an instrument of the size, and is potioctiy sapted te the wants of Qhurches ef ordinary dimensions, It will be found to possess all the qualifications looked for in a Church Organ, while its price is within the Taeane of every society of twe or three hundred aem bers. ; Itis hed in black walnut case. We always on hand a complete stock of theo organs and welodeons, prices from $75 to 350, Site: These organs and me! lode for Tent, LLIS. 306 Pennsylvania ay.. near 10th street. Bole depot for asle of Chickering & Bon’s Pi; ‘ap io-se and Smith's Organs and Melodenne”* L687 ! LIGHT!! COAL OIL LIGHTI!] 80 bright, and the consumers ef ill agree with BE hatitis a safe and cheanicnn jalland see the NEW LAMP. one cent for twelve hours light; the New Flint Glass Annealed Chim- ney is the best and safest, they will not break with heat. 1 them and be convinced, and Slay Seanapeniel nak See Ee at they \. -B. ap7-im 316 F street, bet. 10th and lth, mJ Ae (PLEASANT ANi 0 RE eos ene 4 dang auld sea Tieovap Bae pao ace Ae 688 in al Star. N°. 3,781 TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATER FROM EUROPE. The Stenewall leaves Lisben—TheU. 8. Steamer Niagara fired upen by the tuguese Forts—Advance im Americ: curities. Lisson, March 29.—The United States fri- gates Niagara and Sacramento attempted to Sailafter the Stonewall left, before the expi- ration of the time fixed by the Portuguese au- thorities,"and were fired at by the Belem forts, The Niegara was struck in the poop, and a seaman Killed. The vessels thereupon an- chored. Arrival of the Moravian. PORTLAND, April 13.—The steamship Mora- vian arrived at 7 c’olock this evening. Satterthwaite’s circular, dated the evening of the 29th ult, reports a very active market during the week for American securities, con- siderable purchases being made for American account, especially in Iilinois Central shares, which have advanced from 55 to 61. Erie’s are frecly taken for investment; low prices in- ducing purchasers. They have improved from 32 to 36. Five-twenties advanced to 53 on Monday, but since have been flatter, owing to sapplice being sent forward by continental holders. They, however, closed steady at 59x. Increasing business is being done in Atlantic and Great Britian bonds. According to current rumors, the pressure among holders of cotton in Liverpool wassnch that private financial arrangements were being made by a large number of firms. The paepension is announced of Messrs. Bremmer & Uo., of London, engaged in the East India and Brazillian trade. ties are £150,000. It is rumored that the Emperor ef France is suffering from indisposition. The report is confirmed that Mr. Bondet, Minister of the Interior, has resigned, and has been created a Senator, and that Marquis de Lavalette has been appointed Minister of the Interior. Lonpow, March 31.—The bank reduction to four per centum, thongh fully anticipated, im- roved the tone of the British funds and mar- ete generally. A Lisbon telegram, dated yesterday, just.re- ceived, says the commanders of the Federal steamers Niagara and Sacramento, state they had no intention of sailing when fired on by the Portuguese forts, and that they were only shifting their anchorage. lt is rumored that diplomatic notes have been exchanged in re- gard to the affair. It is supposed that the pirate Stonewall will make for Gibraltar. The London Index says, should the Wash- ington Government presume to impose upon Portugal as an inferior Power, and endeavor to extort reparation trom her in the case of the Sacramento and Niagara, the great Powers will be placed under the unavoidable obliga- tions to protect her in the assertion of her rights. Their liabili- FROM CALIFORNIA. Arrival ef a Fleet of Vessels—Reports About Maximilian and Dr. Gwin. San Francisco, April 10.—The steamer Si- erra Nevada, trom Portland, Oregon, on Sat- urday night, brought $110,000 in gold. A fleet of twenty vessels from South Amer- ican and European ports arrived within the last twenty-four hours. Arrived, on the evening of the Sth, ships Cy- clon and Hornet, from New York. The Democratic Press, of this city, says: s*We learn by a private letter from Maxatlion, sthat the French commander at that place has received a copy of a deed of cession trom Max- imilian to Napoleon, in which Dr. Gwin is named 4s trustee, and thatit includes Sonora, Smaloa, Durango, and Chihuahua. Dr.Gwin has returned to Paris, but on no business re- lating to anh change of arrangement; and is ex- pected in Sonora early in June, with suffi- cient force to pacify that country.” FROM NEW ORLEANS. Siege of Mobile Progressing Favorably— Louisiana Supreme Court Organized— Adjournment of the Legislature. NEw ORLEANS, April 6, via CarRo, April 12.— Advices trom the army about Mobile to the 4th state that water communication between Opentch Furt and Mopile 18 Cat by @ battery established above the tort. Rebel intercourse at that point with Moblie is now entirely sus- pended. The siege is progressing favorably. The Louisiana Legislature adjourned to- day. The Supreme Court of this State was organ- ized to-day. Steamboat Accident. NASHVILLE, TENN., April 11.—The ferry boat Kentucky, plying between Nashville and Edgefield, while crossing the Cumberland this morning, became unmanageable, and drifted against the piers of the railroad bridge. Sey- eral persons were slightly injured. The pas- sengers were rescued by the steamer Bon Ac.- cord. The Kentucky scon afterward sunk. The river is at stand, with twe feet of wa- ter on the shoals. “Rally Round the Flag.”’ PORTLAND, April 11 —Superintendent La- tham, of the Grand Trunk Railroad, who tore a flag from a train yesterday, was waited upon by & quiet mob to-day, and conducted through the city, dressed in soldier’s uniform and car- rying a flag, which he was obliged to salute. He was also obliged to makejpatriotic speech- esp Finally the flag was nailed to his house, Destruction of a Newspaper Office by Ri- oters. PortsmouTH, N. H., April 10.—A riot com- menced here at two o’clock this afternoon. The crowd has cleaned out the States and Union office clear of everything. Rumor says they haye commenced on the building. Termination of a Slander Suit. Boston, April 11.—The suit of Jeseph Smitn against Charles O. Rogers, publisher of the Boston Journal, for slander, claiming dam- ages in $10,000, which has been on trial before the Supreme Court, resulted to day in one cent damages for the plaintiff. Ceiebration in Philadelphia. PHILADBLPHIA, April. 12.—Mayor Henry has, by proclamation, fixed Monday evening next for a public illumination of the city, in honor of Grant’s victories and the coming peace. —_+ <2 -__ ka It is said that through the death of North- umberland, (Jueen Victoria has two vacant garters. Why don’t ske put themon then? 7 Three large steamers for the outside line from New_York to Philadelphia are now building. These ships are intended to make a daily line, and are to have accommodations for three hundred passengers, and large freight capacity. w7In Harwich, Mass., Saturday evening, while some citizens were loading a cannon, to fire a salute in honor of our recent victories, thegun went pe premaearely; Killing J. H. Robbins and J. . Baker, and wounding Franklin Robbins. i7The Soston Advertiser announces a new sensational novel tobe published sooner orlater. itis to be called “The False Heir; or, the Raven Waterfall.” 7 An imposing American fleet will return the visit of the Russian naval officer to Amer- ica soon as the Colorado is ready for sea, @7-The number of U. S. pensioners is in- creasing with startling rapidity, no less than 13,724 having been piaced on therolls during the year 1666. The number of invalid pensien- ers at the commencement of the present year was 29,442, and the number of widows pen- sioned was 36,16S—making a total of 66,390. 7 No less than fourteen steamers are adyer- tised for Idaho and the gold mines, in the St. Louis papers. I~ Advices from ‘western Louisiana state that there is a great scarcity of breadstuffs in that portion of the State. There are five different lines of piles driven across the river at different points be- tween Varina landing from Richmond, with openings barely wide enough to permit steam- ers to pass through. Wa The rebel captare of Fort Smith has been contradicted; the Federals occupied iton the 3d instant. Wa-The Princess of Wales will not receive visitors for @ short time, having alittle nursery affair to attend to. at Ly will 7" Hon. Henry J. Raymond and family w: leave for Europe ine few weeks, to be absent during the summer. <P anemone are 87” A large number of drays and w: employed at Charleston in transporting cotton from its hiding places in and about the city to the storehouses preparatory to its shipment north. Three thonsand bales haye iy been collected. FROM RICHMOND. [From the Richmoria Whig, April 11.] The Reconstruction Question. The recent interview between the President and Judge Campbell related to the restoration of peace in all the States, and not to Virginia alone, as might be inferred from the brief no- tice of the the «consultation of citizens” pub- lished in the Whig of Saturday. Whilst every one will rejoice at the restoration of peace and prosperity in all the States, we cannot refrain rom the expression of the hope that the public ™men who are to take part in the reins’ of Virginia in her ancient ition in the sie~ terhood of States will ress themeeiyes io that business without unnecessary delay. Vir- ginia was not eonsulted nor waited for when secession became the determined policy of the “Cotton States,” and there is no so reason why “co-operation” with them, in accepting the President’s terms of peace, should be the rule of proceeding now. t Virginia lead the ‘way back to the Union, and present an exam- ple of prom taction to the other States of the late “Confederacy.” Whe Fredericksburg Railroad. Over a thousand lanorers are at work upen the ie Creek end of the Richmond, Pote- mac, Fredericksburg, and Aquia Greek rail- Toad; and it is expected that the trains will be Tunning through in less than three weeks. The Central Railread. __ We uncerstand this railroad is to be put in immediate repair to Staunton, and perhaps farther, if the advance of the army in that direction sheuld justify it. The road Ys broken in many places, and there are numerous bridges to rebuild and repair. Weare grieved to learn of the very serious indisposition of Mrs.Gen. Robert E Lee, at her residence in this city. The great disaster whick has overtaken the Confederate arms has unnerved the wife of the great General quite, and we do not wonder that her firely strung nerves should give way in the struggle. Since the occupation of Richmond, the Federal authorities have acted with the most scrupu- lous regard for the feelings of Mrs. Gen. ‘Lee. At first, a colored guard was placed in front of the houee on Franklin street, but upon it being represented that the exhibition was, per- haps, an insnit to the lady of the mansion, the colored guard was withdrawae and a white guard substituted. We learned last evening that the condition of Mrs. Lee was somewhat easier, but the shock to her constitution has been very severe, and there is not much hope of her recovery. Many of the merchants who closed up their stores on evacuation morning, never to open them again, are beginning to feel a thrill of business interest, and are here and there re- suming bysiness. Already some are beginning to speculate upon the chances of a trip to New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore, with a view te laying in a stock of goods for the spring and summer trade. The Review of Saturday. Long accustomed as Confederate eyes have been to the once all-pervading gray, we do not believe that the sudden substitution of blue as the prevailing color is distasteful to many of our citizens, thousands of whom looked en the military spectacle of Saturday, not as the dis- lay of prowess on‘the part of & triamphant foe, but as an exhibition of the military genius and resources of the United States, which all can again contemplate with pride. None of the colored troops appeared on re- view or parade on the oceasion, but a separat display of them will probably take plave be- fore long. : One feature of the display was evident to every observer, and that was the superior Grill, morale, and discipline manifested by the men in their marching and soldierly bearing, the perfect condition of their arms and equip- ments, burnished to a dazzling brightness, the batteries drawn by well trained horses, fat and sleek, and substantially caparisoned—all in striking contrast to what the citizens haye been accustomed for the four years during which Richmond was held by the Confederate army. The reporter passed over the greater part of the route of the parade, and did not witness or hear of a single unpleasant imcident to mar the general harmonious character of the day, The citizens viewed the pageant with silent interest from the sidewalks, doors and win- dows, and ifthey did not openly rejoiceat the appearance of the old flag of the “Union,” there were no expressions that could be con- strued into derision or contempt. The soldiers, on the other hand, abstained from those bois- tereus shouts of exultation that might have been expected, and marched orderly and quiet- ly, as though desirous of abstaining from any unnecessary demonstrations that might tend to give offence to citizens. Altogether citizens and soldiers have cause to congratulate them- selveson the resuit of the first review and parade of United States troops in the Capital of Virginia. nt Financial. [From N. ¥. Commercial, April 12.) The steadiness in the markets continue. In the produce and merchandise markets, there is a steady recovery of confidence, and no dispo- sition to sacrifice unreasonably in prices. Some articles that haye not yet yieldedin pro- parHon ae in gold, and which are ann. Peis ee Bocce are ste eH Mh a aechintugs Bat, asa rule, prices have become generally adjusted to the basis of 150 for gold;and there is a fair degree of confidence in operating upon that standard. The stock market continues strong and ac- tive. Governments are in demand; but still scarce. Ten-forties declined 3,, and Certifi- cates ¥. The recent advance in gold-interest bonds has turned the demand upon Seven- thirties, and the subscriptions are increasing. The demand for money is moderate, not- withstanding the abundance df money in the banks and the hands of private lenders, there is no pressure to lend, and the rate continues generally at six per cent., with occasional loans at five per cent. There is very little paper offering for sale. The highest grade is current at 789 per cent.; second at class 10al2 per cent. loan. Foreign exchange is quiet. The rates are decidedly weak, and sales were made yester- day afternoon considerably below the current quotations, Gold is quiet, the premium remaining at 444 a45. Some ofthe large operators have trans- ferred their speculation to stocks. STRIKZ AT THE BROOKLYN Navy YARD.— ‘The workmen in the Navy Yard who struck against a reduction of wages, afew days since, are still out of work. A number of them have obtained work elsewhere, but the majority are looking for jobs in vain. The supply outside the yard is much greater than the demand. The wages paid up to this time, per day, were as follows:—Caulkers, $150; Sparmaxers, #4 50; Joiners, $4. All these have been reduced fifty cents per day; and hence the trouble. There is much work to be done about the yard, but it is doubt- ful whether all the eld hands will again be re- quired. Itis quite likely that there will bea large number of discharges, as Government does not now require any new ships. The caulkers say that they can get the same ‘Wages outside, and will only be required to ‘work nine hours; whereas they are compelled to work ten hours ia the yard. It is the same with the spar-makers, ship-carpenters and jeiners. As things now are there are 1,200 men out of employment, and with very fev, exceptions, allare awaiting the decision of the Navy De- partment, in the hope that the fifty cents per day deducted by the recent order, will be added to their wages. Of the ship-carpenters, 700 have left, 250 of the caulkers; 50 spar-makers; 275 joiners, and 100 painters.—. ¥. Commercial. w7Four of the detective officers of the Con- federate government, who resigned and re- mained behind when the government changed its base, have been arrested, together with Wi- ley the turnkey of Castle Thunder under the Confederate regime, and Frederick Shaffer, the Confederate bread commiss: for the Union prisoners, and all cemmitted to the Libby Prison. W7-The cecesh wemen of Richmond are dis- gustingly viperous, and appear at church sprouting with rebel military buttons, and with theirsleeves bespread with gold braid, indicating the rank of officers. Uj"The dry goods auctions in New York ‘were characterized by better feeling yesterday. Prices of carpeting, dress goods. hosiery, silks, ribbons and millinery goods were all up, and sales were quite spirited. W7Many of the large gold eperators in New York, in consequence of the dullness of the gold market, are transferring their speculations to stocks. [> Hundreds of refugees are flocking into Savannah from the interior ot Georgia. Some families walked all the way from peaaees a wa 1t has been ascertained, since leston. was evacuated, that the rebels lost two of their vessels—the Kanawan and Marion—by the accidental explosion of their own to: papas ier Alexandria is to hav‘ = iesorer the Fort Sumver flag-raising to-mor- row. Gen. Fremout has purchased the Webb pice at Tarrytown, on the Hudson river. ‘New York has just sent a new regiment tome field, the 192d, the old regiment of that name having gone ont of service. The com. mand is expected to arrive here to-day. wa The rebel Jeff Thompson has issued an order assuming command of the sub-district of Arkansas, and requires all the country nts aha deca ae So from all e: cote n. U7 The Mount Cenis Tunnel will be com- Ber tcrecemr tet e ty men having come upon so: which they have hitherto The year 1963 is named as the time of opening for traffic, \