Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1865, Page 1

FURLIOR BD DAILY, (AXORPT sUWAT) a? TUB oT. BUILDINGS, Semshwer! corner of Pennoyinania av. and Lib 170th, By W. D. WALLAcH. ond fener than paid Regers are peat from ieaeacrods Served by the carriers te we ba! OF rit for TWRLY Nts P ‘Waa wr le |, (area t ; seas See cee he ah .. lars. No papors are det the ome ‘Tus Wax ry Byam One dollar and a half a yer. LEGAL NOTICES. N THE SUPREME OOURT ICT { OF COLUMUIA —Many yl M , Bill for Dvorce. day, occurring twenty days after com este dbeent day of May Beat; otherwise the bi] may be tatea In Rasity * non est,’’ and the ited to enter his " lainant having filed an affidavit Witness that the defendant has inant, this t the defen: ered in this suit th for esnfessed, A true copy. 13-2aw6w rehal, on the 3iat day of December fentant Bay ‘the first rale rés, and thy ofa disinter been absert this District for over six months so that tle not be served on him, it is,on motien day of Marck, it cause his aprearanceto or before the first Tues- 1955, «r- B. J. MEIGS, Clerk, 1 N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 25th d. f Fe 56 ARN GuizeLLa ANDERSON vs JOSI0A Annaioet, in Equity, No. 287, Bill for Divores.—The subpoe issued te compel the defendant’s appearance having booty = vig inte ae Clerk’s Office by the Mar- on the 3ist day i re Bet,” and the defendant Gace: eet: indorsed “Non Appearance on the first rule dav days afterwards, and the complain: an affidavit of a disinterested witn fendant bas been fai 7 Ting twenty ng filed ing e88 that iho da- sent from said District mor ict more than six months, so that the process cannot be served onhim, Itis,on motion of the complain- ant, this 25h day of February, 1865, ordered, at ehambers, that the defendant cause his ne te aos at Puos— to bee day of ior confessed, — ale A true copy ~R, J, MEIGS, Olerk, -2aWoW ntered in this suit onor fo May next, Chak al maar 15. RPHANS’ COURT, March 25, 1nd5.— or the case of Jo: CoLumsia, Wasuincrox Coun ie Wilts Alldred, deceased, the oA: 2 aforesaid has, phans’ Court final se estate of said deceased, 38 far as the same isto money; heirs of sai with the approbation ttlement@nd distribution of t: and of the asse have been collected hans’ Court ef Washington County with their claims otherwise by law said deceased's estate: order be published oncea the Ey, mar 27-lawaw* ening Star previ: Be vest: Z, O- Register eth m. a taki NDREW WYLIE, ce of said Court, Y of Washington Count Sppointed Tuesday, the 27d day of Ap 0 wee: seph Gawler, administrator of ministrator of thé or- aforesaid, pril, for tae 8 person: ta os oe and turned when and where all the credito: decease are notified to sttendstatthe aforesaid,) properly vouehed, or they ma’ be excluded from’all bene in provided a copy of this week for three weeks in as to the ssid 22d April, RO 8 BBIN of Wills, HI8 18 TO GIVE NOTICE that the aubscri- T ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Gaartak Washington County, in the District of Colombia, letters Charlie: , deceased. b the said estate, Given under my hand 1&5. ELLEN McCARTH EBxecu P°HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICB, That the subseri- testamentary on the 8 8. McCarthy, late of All persens baying clai d are hereby warned to uchers thereof, to the this 2st day Ww) Ist day ef March next; be excluded from all rsonal estate of ashington city. D. y. D. Ms against exhibit the pabderitiets ey ma, benefit of of March, ro ber has obtained from the Orphans’ vourt of Washington county, in the tect of Columbia, as Bchillo, letters personal Washington Ail pervons of of Kerra Gays . estate 0: ieorge city, BD c., having claims ‘against deceased, are hereby warned to on the late deceased, the said exhibit the fame, with the vouchers thereof, te the subseri- ber, on or before the Sth day of they may otherwise by iaw be exclude benefit of the said estate. a next; from ali i d 4 this 8th day of A ivem under my han i wit RUPEERE ap ne pa aan The ‘Wash. law3w* has Administrator 4. b 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- obtained from the Orphans’ Court or sagton counzy,in the District of Columbia, letters of administation om the personal estate of Gol. Wm. Sackitt, late of Washington City, D. deceased. All persons having claims Bari deceased are c., inst the hereby warned to exhibit the fame, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, om er before the lith day of April next: they may mais, by law be excluded from all ben- ie 8 bar 1864 “ap YHIB is | ber John @ssi: deci Said deceased are ith the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, same. of the __apk By er of Paul Baumann, ©., deceased. AN the said deceased, are estate. 4 this 11th da en under my Das ANNA BAG! -lawsw* of April, mine Administratrix. TO GIVE NOTICE, Toat the subsori- has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Wasnirgton county, in the District of Columbia. lettere teetamentary on the personal estate of said estate, law3w* inger, late of Washington city, D. All persons having claims against hereby warned to exhibit the c., the TER | ® Eben + TILg Star, 2%, XXV. DENTISTRY: -AOHB OURED INSTANTLY BY ernest Heaton of DR. gi ERUS OF PALMETTO. Gap NDB WB: B bets at once upon nected the nerves oo: with the teeth aching, and relieves intently, any this ai decayed tooth can be cured an. eevee by. ting” ‘and bartdio ad AS 8. eM White’s Metal Fillin ‘60 neve ; Bor lpn inserted over roots at REAT DISOOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. | advise all persons having teeth, eee eat DE LEWLE'E ofice, and have them taken out without pain. a ‘Also, cal] and examine the Doctor’s new and im- roved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL TERTH. b3 you once see the great improvement in his teeth, you will have them inno other style than this new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Rubber Plates at the old price, as we bave met Sayanced a price om our work since the ange 0! eyo. 242 Penn’s avenue, between 12th and 13th see ay 8. R. LEWIE, M.D., Dentist. {B85 8. TOPHAM & 00.8 vam feats PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND BATAIL, wsoo SHVENTH STERSET, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Halt, ” Where they continne to manufscture and hay on sale a large and fine assortment of TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HOBSE OOVERS, ILLTABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, BHAVEESAOKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPUBS, Ko. &e.. &6., AT LOW PRIOBS, BEPAIBING. Trunks, &¢,, repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore October Slst, 1864; also, the highest premium, a bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanica’ Institute of Washington, D. O., im 1867. BOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for ERANE MILLER’S CELEBRATED PREPARED HARNESS OIL, 8 supplied at the lowest fed 6-1 FAOTOBY PRICES. NotI TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS, AssteTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Durer or Waszineron. N F, near 2ist st, ‘WasaInGro! G., March 1, 1865. The attention of officers ard enlisted men, for- merle Ae the mereice et the Unites Beaten: saicetied 6 large amount of perscnal property stored in the Government warehouses connected with this ooRes Government requires the space oceupied by said property for the effects of those new in the Tvice. ar description of each article shonid be given with the name, company, regiment, or othe marks, accompanied by an oath or affirmation shewing that the claimant is the authorized vaThy goods will be forwarded to the address of om oz before the 2th day of March next; thev | the persons s0 entitled sents mranarty remain- may otherwise by law be excludedfrom all benefit | , M rolatined ninety Gaya, from th is date will be ven under my bafids this 2th day of March, sofa at public auction. JAMES M, MOORB, F. W. BBLLHAUBEN, mh2-dtmay $1 Oapt. Ass’t Qr. U. 8. Army, 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- AMB RESS COMPANY 2 perks outaines toons th Orphans Court A” ‘Opa oid Pa, Avonue, Washington, D.C, 2 ashin, 2 anty,in 1e Trict o| ‘olum- amet Dis, letters testamentary on the personal estat EAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST- “Daal Ba late of Washing on Oity >, | CBEAT RW EXPRESS FORWARDERS, persons having claims against == hereb ibit | MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU- Sere Uscaeh: Cotheneas ABLES NOTED: BYOOS S. BONDE: &e., the same, with the vonchers thereof, to the sub- @ecriber, on or before the Sth day of April next: they may otherwise by iaw be excluded from all penefit of the said estate. ap 12 HI CATHERINE BA 8iI8TO EIVE NOTI A ecu’ Given under my hand this Sth day of April, the subscri- Tha’ ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary On the personal estate of Christopher Weber, late of Washington city, D.C., deceased. All persons having claims against thesaid deceased, are hereby warned toexhibit the same, with youchers thereof, te the subscri- ber, on or before the 4th day of April next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded fromall bene- Bt oft i “aps be said estate. en under my hand this 4th da: z . ARLES W CHA. lawiw* ef April, EBER, Bxscutor. J p® The Bureau will, until the llth day of 3 receive proposals for raising and remov PO! SALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS, & IN THE CAPE FEARRIVER. BoREAU OF ComstRectION AND Repatr, Navy Derartuent, April 13, 1365 i the vessels—supposed to be about 3) in number—sunk and beached in and about the mouth ef Cape Fear river, North Carolina. The halls of the vessels are mostly of iron, and the machinery in many of themis represented as being in good order. Separate and special offers covering a single ves- fel only will be received for raisin Fry. and the **Qhickamaugs.”? with all the erty that may be on board of the: on a si @ delivering Agnes 'P. ee pon the net proceeds of the sale at public auc- tion, the Government to be at no ever. For the remainin, xpease what- wrecks the proposals may be fora parter the whole of them, and must state the rate of sa'vage en the net proceeds of the fale. at public auction a, Without charge of f the property recovered the United States pavy yard, at any kind to ‘The materials recovered must be delivered at the navy yard, witha separate inybice for each vessel) ch offer must state the time within which is groposed to complete the work, which must be executed under the controlof the commanding Raval which who will have ther officer, who will designate the vess e to be first comn operations ‘ tif the work is menced, not prompt- ly commenced and diligently prosecuted, to annul the agreement, when all claim ef the salyorsto the roperty recovered will be forfeited to the ment i ntire property will be placed i Bm the hands ernment, and sales will be made.ag may most advantageous to the Government apd the parties cencerned. Any other cosditien necessar) for the protection of the public interests will be inserted ip the agreement. roporition will be entertained from parties who do not furvich satisfactory evidence that they No and re prepared, with all the proper necessary re ne for the execution of work of this kind arties Who May Visit Wilmington for the pur- pose of making a personal examination previous to waking an 0 the paval officer in comman: The ir c r, will be proposals using them, ** Proposals for raising wrec Rear River.” anne te do so by must be indorsed on the envelope H. W. HAMILTON, Agt DEPOT FoR GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALS, No. 66 Baventz or., OPPOsits CENTER MARKET, 30,000 LIGHT SASH, 2.000 PAIRS BLINDS 2,009 DOORS, Bi FERT MOULD- In siditien to the above, a BRACSE zE POSTS, BALUST DOOR STOOPS, PUTTY, Also, the LASS, PUTTY, & West Castleton SLATE: great variety of ERS, n> A. MANTELS, the bert and cheapest now in use. Superior to marble in every respect, and only about half the at °°DG0R and WINDOW FRAMES DE £HUTTERS. FRENCH & everythin, re bizhed IN; hy, . 0. HAMILTON will execa’ ontane for HOU! Nand = 3 at short no PAINTING DEPARTNAN 8 . GRAINING, ae g' DOOR-JAMBS, ASH, and final- ired about # building fur- iT. ith di h ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, i saree mte No. $62 7th st., opposite Cente; Jan 28 2m : ‘Washington 'S'b, :, diver Hair, is far sy) arene Bruggises Price 0. ood BValinows aad ent Searet Metedias. is for sale by all MIXTU: ly ret Draggists. —_—_______“S#*'néton, DO. \OMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM—For gore rieh gloss and exquisite invert jor to any other Pomade extant, Li -» New York, and 75¢. per bottle remedy for Tice ttle. Jan if-eoly.a sy 4 RED CONSTITUTIONS ELMDOLD ® MATRAGT ECC Bee Forwarded with BAFBTY AND DISPATCH to all BS ies im the Princ’ i NORTH, BAST, WEST AND NORTHWEST. SHINGTON, BG NEW. YORE, BOBTON WaSHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE’ GIN. OINVILLE® LEXINGTON a Connections are made at New York and Boston BHITIEN PHOVINCES and other stosmaltip lines other stea: an en' an expres al commercial towns in Great Britain and the Conti- pent. ion of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILL Smad een eeecaisie parts of the United Biates, 40280. O, DUNN, Agent, Washington, D. 0. HOTEL OONDUO ER OLDEST ioe agree T=? = THE a! former . Ts enlereee ROPEAN HOTEL, Corns Pa. ay, and 11th st., Washington, D, 6, ‘This hotel, the oldest conducted on the Buropesa lan in this city, has beem eniarged and ‘proved in every way necessary for the accommodation of the increasing guests. Thankful for the patronage, alre: proprietor Mopes - at by ern eral ine receive patronage eretofor Guests will only be charged with what they reeeive, hy Cooma Moderate. > wunien, Proprietor, (OR NON-RETENTION GR INCONTINENCE of Urine, Irritation. Inflammation or Ulcer- ation of the Bladder or Kidneys. Diseases of the Prostrate Glands, Stone in the Bladder. Calculus, Gravel or Bric! st Deporit, and all 8 of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropaicat Gonnt: FLUID EXTRAOT BU. ings. use HELMBOLD’ CHU. © 25-6m | ea MAP OF GEORGIA.— Compiled under the direction of the General Assembly; one sie cassette Aveta as lee : OK TAYLOR. [3 eae OR MIBEBY!—THAT IS THB ¥ UE: TION —The proprietors of the *PARI- SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICINE,” have determined “regardless of ex- nse—to issue,free,(for the benefit of suffering vmanity,) four of their most instructive and. ine terestin, ectures on Marriage and its quslifica: tions. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, In- digestion, Weakness, Depressien, or ignorance of Physiology an o’a Law, These tovaluable lectures have been the means of enlighteniug and saving thousands, and willbe forwarded free on the receipt of four stamps, by ana onaak Secretar’ Paresian Cabinet of Anatomy and Medicine, 56: Broadway, New York. juis-ly portant TO FEMALES. DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. The combination of ingredients in these Pills is the resuit of » long and extensive practice. They are mild in their operation,and cannotdo harm to the mest delicate; certain in correcting all irregu- larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all ob- structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head- ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c., disturbed aleep, which arise from interruption of nature, DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS was the commencement of a new era in the treat- ment of irregularities and obstructions which have consigped 50 many to a PREMATUR! RAVE. No female can enjoy good health uuless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen- on health begins to Recios: pees te torn the finest preparation ever put forward wit! ME- IATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON’T BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to our Druggist, and tell him that you want the BRST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI. inbgei THE WORLD, which is comprised in these Pills. DR. OMERSES ANS zs P ve been a Standard Bemedy for ever thirt = and the most effectual one ever known or all complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they are invaluable, inducing, with cer- tainty, pertodicai regularity. They are known to thousands,who have used them at different periods, throughout the country, having the sanction of some of the most eminent Phystctans in America, licit divec » Stating when they should not be with each Bex—t! u ee ean for $6, conta’ Sent 50 to 60 ene Pills sent by nail, promptly, secure frem observa: oom BALI BI “su BRUGSIBS. UTOHINS & HILLYRER, Propriet dee1)-coly. SI Godar'st,. New Fork. G, ry Ess - ve ble. It is pleasant to thet ston tan Fel: table. ‘taste, Eovbad odor. and may be carried in the reat oe x fold by JOaM Th iy . by eres 00, Chestnut street, AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATER, GRAND OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY BVENING, APRIL 2412, SAM SHARPLEY’S MINSTRELS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 24rn, THE GREAT BAND OF THE WORLD! MONDAY BVENING, APRIL 247u, ONE WEEK ONLY! MONDAY BVENING, APRIL 247rz. SEE BILLS OF THB DAY. Box Office open for SALE OF TICKETS SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 until 1, and Every Morning during the Engagement of SHARPLEV’S MINGTOETA Becure your seats for the opening. 8. 8. SANFORD, ap 26-2t Business Manager. GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s. MANAGER'S CARD. _ itis deemed proper to say that in view of the recent national calamity, this theater will be closed until farther notice. Phe attaches of the establishment have eencreusly _sbrogated thelr sentract with the manager, ceanl ‘high shogld serve, with properaecorus.,. .- Gas be penitential. BPsv- es FORD'S NEW THEATER. TENTH STREBP, above Pennsylvania Avenue, NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT NA- TIONAL CALAMITY, THIS TMBATER WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL THEATER NO PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT, AND DUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN OF MIE RE OPENING GEORGE LEA, apl7 Proprieter, OXFORD: OXFORD: OXFORD: MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE, Ninth street, fronting om Pennsylvania avenue ‘HE LEADING MUSIC HALLof WASHINGTON, 2 THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF TALENT. Read the names ef the Artists now performing at this establishment. Firat week of MESBRS. COOPER AND FIELDS, The Celebrated Deuble Clog Dancers, Continued Success of the following Misa KATE P ta: E AGNES SUTHERLAND, iss TON, ANTONIO, aoe MOwTL aE snr Y CARTER BARBY Te AMBON. The MIACO BROTHERS, Mr, J. 0. FRANELIN, i E FRANOIS, _ Mise Mies VIRGINIA OHAIMI, Miss MARY FRAZ#R, AMONDET eee aee ay ppearance of IN, next, first a M'LLE ANNB@TTA GALLETTI, Primeur Danseuse. LADIES MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. —— ATCHES, JEWELBY, £0. LARMOUR & Go., Light street, Baltimore, in- vites the attention f purchasers to their choice stock of No. 1 WATCHES, DIAMOND JEWELRY, &c., BILVER WARE. PLATED WARE, OPERA GLASSES, SPECTACLES, TABLE CUTLEBY &o., at low prices, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man- ner by the best workmen and warranted. ja %4-3m VING'REMOVED FROM MY OLD PLACE H* business, corner of Ninth and D streets, to RO. 451 NINTH STREET, between D and E, k I beg leave particularly te call the attentionof wy customers and the pablic generally, to this re- moval, where] shall keep constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock of GROCERIES, f ‘The citizens of Washington and'of the mazround: ing country are earnesiy solicited to x: mae my stock of godds which will be sold at fair Pree 16-eo3m* RICHARD J. RYON. WwW TAM BRADLEY a = MARULE words. janufac' MARBLE MANTLES. MONUMENTS. TABLE ed WASHSTAND TOPS, &0, Monuments made to of@eron reasonable terms and shortest notice. Will keep constantly on hand BASTERN MAR- BLE and MARBLE TILING. Orders for Plumber’s BLABS promptly attended to. Pennsylvania avenue, between 1th and lth streets west, Washington, D. 0. mar 4 Ge 7 HEADQUARTERS To BUY REAL ESTATE; TO RENT HOUSBS AND LANDS; TO BELL OR LEASE YOUR PROPERTY. When Property is left with us to sell we charge nothing unless sale is made. Wedo all SAN Orage ing at our own expense, and persons who want sell their property are at no expense whatever save our commissions after sale is made. We offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS to property-holders, and can assure them of rapid sales. We have now purchasers for several good Houses, and daily calls for Houses and Lots, We offer about $2,500,000 oF HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, AND LANDS FOR BALE. Prices ranging from $200 to $60,000; easy payments, Call on us, everybody Buy a LOT, or HOUSE, or FARM at ARTERS FOR REAL ESTATE HBADQUAROE ERATIONS. B. M. HALL & 00O., Real Estate Agents, ap 17-3t Corner Seventh and F streets, AT THE WELL-KNOWN ma, OF M. WILLIAN Ladies will find all the novelties Paris produces in LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TILLAS, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIR GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PERFU- MERY, COUDRAY’S POMADS, etc. Ladies can have Dresses and everythingin the Millinery line made to order, Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing ead Shampooing done in the house, and all Kinds of Hairwork mad to order, Orders given to Paria for any kind of Goods for not less than $100 will be attended to faithfully, M. WILLIAN, Importer, No, 306 Penna. av.. Washington, D.C., No, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, ap 10-Im [Repub& Chron] [Peorcrion OF COPARTNERSHIP, Notice is hereby given that the copartnersh' heretofore existing ‘between Cc, H, Hers ed John Lowenstein, under the firm of Buehrke & Lowenstein. h: 8 day been dissolved by mutual consent. All pe! 8 having claims against said firm will ore aes their acceunts to C. H, ar hi zusEar eS Pee cenayivas Sssumes the sai: e | \; an r80) firm will eal and pay before the let di e 1865, after which the accounts will be hands ofa magistrate. 0, H. BUEHR Po a JOHN LOWENSTEIN. ‘hich we are selling for Ladies* Backs: OIL OLGTHS: OABPETS, ete. YATES & ap 17-st*if 323 Penneylvanieeaae, ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALB.. B ber has THREE FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, nearly new, ich he will gieyese of very low. Tigjuire at the Billiard rooms, corner 1th at. and Pennsylvania ay. . fels-tf ¢ MBOLD’S EXTRACT Bi e MOVED HOSS WASH aaa and date ste disorders, in all their stages, at little expense. EE LOWENSTEIN. Y GOODS.—J 5 D= ag pabapeceixed a large lot o a it pr! tl them BLEAGHED MUS BLAOK SILKS ele ‘he subscri9 Maenanonte: Vita nlotueat in tases oat eaegs Oe ex) 5 - mediate in its action, and free from all injurious WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1865: SPEOIAL NOTICES. SS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, DE. M. VELLNY’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL, Entrance Room, 23 Federal Block. corner of 7th and F streets. opposite General 4 Post Office, Washington, D.C. | ‘All diseases of = Private or Chronic natare treated in the most scientific manner, and radical eure effected in all cares Those desiring the services ofa first-class physi $ian are invited to call and consult wi re Vellny, ap 2) WEEN you are depresred by the gaunt, sickly feeling of a disordered system, which needs to be clganeed and sttmulated into healthy action, take adose or two of AY ER’S PILLS and see how quick you can be restored for a shilling, ap 17-lw "' The soul I 5 ¢ hear: ip Shall never erat ng Oe son? Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Ohief when arrayed for battle; and thus may all cry who arm themselves against the Legions ef Dys- pepsia, Headache, Ague, Sallowness, Languor su vile Liver Complaint, and ail thatr oonconitgat evil. Origine Sef S5 . This great Tonic, which is still increasing in popular favor, and is effect- ing more -ures than ever before, is emphatically The Poor 4an’s Friend and The Rich Man’s Bless- ing. PLAN1\rIom BiTTERS are sold by all respect- able dealers thronghout the habitable globe, apl?-lw PUBLIO LeaLTH. THE PRESS Advertising has bun pronounced “undignified” by the medical facult. « physician who adver tises s valuable remedy fifty people in his pri- yate practice would reuive the coid shoulder “'-safeesiamel breton, should be mak from Die pivsooovme ~ bis merits known to millions hrough the business columns of a newspaper tear. vais mes PO Ue nified,”—but isit benevolent, symane, or just ? Whoever is fortunate enough to jiscover or in- vent anything that will prevent, o. cure, or alle- viate human euffe. ng is bound tom ke it known through every channel of communicaion within his seach, to the general public. For mny years the merits of HOSTETTER’S CELE:RATED STOMACH BITTERS have thus been prolaimea to the world, and multitudes have been retored to heaith or saved from fatal maladies in onse- quence. As new facts have been developed ia re- lation to the operation of this most pure and j0- tent of all Stomachics and Aiteratives, they hare been stated in simple language to the people ¢ many lands; 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 boyond all estimate. In the West Indies, Canada, Australia and South America, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS are now recognised as the sole specificfor Dyspepsia, the’ best possible safeguard against epidemics,and the finest invigorant in cases of General Debility, and the only diffasive stimulant, entirely free from noxious ingredienta. ap &-3w SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. 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WALSH, 285 , vances on Gola a Bree Watghen: ot ty | ‘sna Merchandise ery description N°. 3,787. LT ee a E, TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. BOOTH. pesto Con tana Reportof his being on a Train Reiterated— He w: a Crapeand a Lincoln Badge— taken for his Capture—Other Parties Under Arrest—One of Booth’s Accomplices Caught. 'y ernor Curtin. HAERISKURG, April 20.—Governor Curtin has issued a proclamation offering a reward pel for the nee of Booth, reported to ave been seen in Pennsylvania, F inion ylyi » if captured Examination of the Person Who said he Recognised Booth, READING, April 20.—The citizen who recog- nized Booth was taken beforea jastice of tne peace this afternoon. when he made an affi- “gyit.of his knowledge. SWeaio uuw tuat hes&w Booth onceseyen years ago, and also that he does not believe the person pursued was Booth. Heretofore hehas stated positively that it was Booth, and that he knew him intimately. It is reported here that the suspected party has been arrested at Tamaqua. No particu- lars received. Arrest of a Person Suspected to be Booth. READING, April 20.—To W. 8. Bradford: On my return from Pottsville last evening, Tepres sentations Made w =a were such that I sent a special engine to Pottsvilié ares uc wy: evan. ing passenger train, but the man had left the train at Auburn before the telegram could reach there. The man walked back to Port Clinton after der and ctole hie na: cota Tamacna on one of our coal trains last night. He is now caught at Tamaqua, where we Peaa po i i telegrapRea w s.— Sub Torna; end awilibe held until identified. Therehas been some grounds for suspicion that it is Booth. G. A. NICHOLL8, Sup’t. Phila.and Reading R. R. Further Particulars. PHILADELPHIA, April 20.—The following despatch was received this evening from a lawyer at Reading: “The despatch of yesterday was somewhat erroneous. ‘his statement given by the citizen of Reading referred to is that he has no ac. quaintance with Booth, having seen hima but once in seyen years, in a theatre in Baltimore, and is not able toidentity him now. ® “Hesaw the suspected man in a saloon on Tuesday night, in company with another man, drinking freely. Learning that he intended leaving town for Pottsville at 6 p.m., yester- day, he got upon the train after it had started, and recognized the individual, who appeare! very much confused at meeting him. He aske. the citizen whether he was going upon the train. Upon hic answering that he was not, the man said he would be back In reading in a day or two. The citizen left the train and communicated these facts to a detective, by whoee agency he has been arrested, and is now awaiting recognition at Tamaqua.” The Arrest of Atzerot. BALTIMORE, April 20.—A despatch trom Gereral E. B. Tyler, dated Relay House, this evening, says: “Sergeant Gannin, of the 1st Delaware cav- alry, Captain Townsend’s company, of my command, has just brought in George A. At- zerot,’one of the assassins. He has been iden- tifledby the detecttyes who havebeen pursuing him és An Important Arrest. {Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.]} Ba Ltimore, Mp., April 18.—A yeung man named Samuel Arnold, in the employ of J. W. Wharton, a storekeeper at Fortress Monroe, was apprehended yesterday morning at that place, on suspicion of being implicated in the assassination of President Lincoln and Secre- tary Seward, and brought to this city, arriving here this morning in custody of two Govern- ment officers. Arnold denies any knowledge of the plot to assassinate the President, but confesses that he was concerned with Booth and other parties, about seyen in all, in a plot to kidnap the President ani i Richmond authorivies previie eer Bimto the ment of the cartel for the exchange of prisoners by General Grant. He says he withdrew from the gang, when Booth threatened toshoothim. An altercation ensued, but the difficulty was settled by Booth apologizing. Since then Arnold says he has ‘was taken to Washington. first reported incorrectly to be named Mettam Ep. STAR.) i —————<2 >_____ THE NIAGARA AND THE SACRAMENTO.—A Lisbon telegram of the 5th inst.says: “The difficulty between America and Portugal has been amicably settled. The Governor of the Belern Fort has been dismissed, and the fort is to salute the American flag to-day with twen- ty-one guns.” The Lisbon Journal do Commercio of the 30th published the following as an official ac- count of the affair: “The two Federal steamers anchored at Belem, much below the ground they wished totake, because the Portuguese guard-ship prohibited their approaching negrer to the Place where the Stonewall lay. Next day, when the Confederate vessel had sailed, they Weighed anchor, with the intention of coming up the river, but did not not notify the guard- ship of their intention, and this caused the Governor of Belem Tower, whose orders were precise, to fire intothe vessels. It isexplained that the Federal ships steamed towards the bar, in order to take the turns up theriver, and there is no doubt the whole’ difficulty might have been obviated had they sent previous notice to the Governor of Belem Tower. “It is said that atthe first shot the Niagara lowered her flag half-mast, to show that she accepted the intimation not to go out, ard this signal, Appears not to have been observed at the Tower, which fired six more shots at the frigate, and it is said three shots struck her side. The commandéY of the Niagara com- plains thaf a blank cartridge was not first fired to give him timely warning.” RECEPTION OF THE NEWS BY GENERAL LEE, A Washington despatch says: Both Petersburg and Richmond are now draped in mourning. The cities which resisted our bayonets three weeks ago unite with us now to lament the Chief Megistrate’s death. General Lee at first refused to hear the details of the murder. A Mr. Suite and another gen- tleman waited upon him on Sunday nightwith the full Het ipe nt He said that when he (General Lee) dispossessed himself of the command of the Rebel forces he kept in mind President Lincoln’s benignity, and surrendered &s much to the latter’s goodness as to Grant’s artillery. The General said that he regretted Mr. Lincoln’s death as much as any manin the North, and believed him to be the epitome of magnanimity and good faith. These candid expressions being circulated at large have done Lee much honor, and he and Richmond are out ef danger of mob violence. THE PRESIDENT AND THE PHILADELPHIA FrremMan.—The Perseverance Hose Company No.5, of Philadelphia, under command of J. G. Butler, which organization wasin the line of the funeral procession Wednesday, paid their respects to President Johnson in the evening. Joseph A. Bonham, chairman of the Committee, of Arrangements, addressed the President in an appropriate manner..The President replied briefly, but with much cordiality, frankness, and evidence of high appreciation of the honor intended him, and of the true estimate of the dignity of the industrial classes, A Lonc WALE.—The Herald says Henry Heyncman, who at the commencement of the rebellion madea vow that when our armies captured Richmond, he would walk the whole distance from Beston to Washington, and carry an American flag, will start on his lengthy predestrian tour on Monday next, at eight o'clock, a.m., from thesteps of the State House. A beantifnl silk flag hag been presented to him by Mayor Lincoln in benalf of the city. Juntos B. Boors.—A dispatch from Cin- cinnati, dated the 15th, says: “Junius Bratus Booth is in deep griet over the tragedy which inyolves his brother Wilkes as an assassin. His ment would have closed to-night, but he dared not appear. Me informs me that . es Booth wasto haye been married gooey th has gone to the country to. night, to quiet until the excitement is . He his room and pulls his hair aman 3 ‘Tennessee is the twentieth State that has ted the Constitutional amendment, had nothing to do with Booth, but letters and other documents found in his possession signed “Sam,” prove tothe contrary. The prisoner [The Arnold above referred to was the one Addresses of the Di P z President - Yesterday Sir Frederick W. A. Broce was introduced to the President by the Acting Secretary of State, and presented his creden< tials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Her Britanic Majesty to this Government. ‘Sir Frederick made the follow- ing remarks upon the occasion : MR. PRESIDENT: Lt is with deep and sinceré concern that I have to accompany my first official act with expressions of condolence. On Saturday last the ceremony that takes Jace to-day was to haye been performed. But the gracious intentions of the late lamented President were frustrated by events which have plunged this conney into consternation and affliction, and which will cali forth in Great Britain feelings of horroras well as pro- found sympathy for the victims. It becomes, therefore, my duty, sir, to pre- sent the letter from my sovereign, of which I &m the bearer, to you as President of the United States, and itis with pleasure that 1 conve. the assurances of regard and good will whic! her Majesty entertains toward you, sir, a8 President of the United States. I am turther directed to express her Majesty’s friendly disposition toward the great nation of Which you are the Chief Magistrate, and her her hearty good wishes for its peace, prosperity and welfare. Her Majesty has nothing more ut heart than to caltivate those reiations of amity aud good understanding which haye so long and so hap~ pily existed between the two kindred nations of the United States and Great Britain, and it is in this spirit thatl am directed to perform the duties of the important and honorable post confided to me. Permit me, sir, to say that it shall be the ob- ject of my earnest endeavors to carry out my instructions faithfully in this respect, and to express the hope, sir, that you will favorably consider my attempts to merit your approba- tion and to gixe,edié'ol ne AlIG8sty’s Goy- ernment. I have the honor, sir, to place in your hands the letterof credence confided to me by her Majesty. To which the President replied as follows: Srp FrEpERICK W. A. Bruce: The cordial and friendly sentiments which you haye ex- pressed on the part of her Britannic Majesty give me great pleasure. Great Britain and the United States, by the extended and yaried forms of commerce be- tween them, the contiguity of portions of their possessions, and the similarity of their lan- s~eere and laws, are drawn into constant and intimate invicuwes. At the same time they are from the same causes exposeu w frequent occasions of misunderstandings only to be averted by mutual forbearance So eagerly era the weovle of the twe countries engaged throughout almost the whole world in the pur- suit of similar commercial enterprises, accom~ panied by natural rivalries and jealousies, that - ~h¢ i+ wontd almost seem that the two At FITSt sigue av wr ant hact anid Governments must be eneMies, ur av woo v~-— and calculating friends. So devoted are the two nations, throughout all their domain, and even in their most remote territorial and colo~ nial possessions, to the principles of civil rights and constitutional liberty, that, on the other hand, the superficial ebseryer might errone- ously count upon & continued concert of action and sympathy, amounting to an alliance be- een them. tWeach is charged with the development of the progress and liberty of a considertble por- tion of the human race. Each in its sphere is subject to difficulties and trials not partici- pated in by the other, The interests of civili- zation and of humanity require the two should be friends. I have always known and ac-~ cepted it as @ fact, honorable to both countries, that the Queen of England is a sincere and honest well-wisher to the United States, I have been equally frank and explicit in the- opinion that the friendship of the United States toward Great Britain is enjoined by all con- siderations of interest and of sentiment affect« ing the character of both. You will, therefore, be accepted asa Minister friendly and well disposed to the maintenance of peace and the honor of both countries. You will find myself and all my associates, acting in accordance with the same enlightened policy and con- sistent sentiments, and sol am sure that it will not occur in your case thateither yourself or this Government willever have canse to regret tha: sucB an important relationship ex- isted at such a crisis. Shortly after the reception ot Sir Frederick Bruce, the various members of the diplomatic body were presented to the President by the Acting Secretary of State. As dean of the body, Baron von Gerelt, the Minister of Prus- sia, addressed the President as follows: Mr. President: The representatives of for- eign nations haye assembled here to express to your excellency their feelings at the deplo- rable events of which they have been wit- nesses, to say how sincerely they share in the national mourning for the cruel fate of the late President, Abraham Lincoln. and how, deeply they sympathize with the Government and people of the United States in their great affliction. With equal sincerity we tender to you, Mr. President, our best wishes for the welfare and fpessesiery ~ personal Ha, fhe United States, and for your May we be allowed ‘alco, fiir. President, to give utterance on this occasion to our sincerest hopes for an early re-establishment of peace in this great country, und for the maintenance of the friendly relations between the Govern- ment of the United States and the Goyern- ments which we represent. To which the President replied: Gentlemen of the Diplematic Body :—I heart- ily thank yeu en behalf of the Government and people of the United States for the sym~- pathy which you have so feelingly expressed upon the mournful eyents to which you refer. The good wishes, also, which you so kindly offer for the welfare and prosperity of the United States, and for my personal health and happiness, are gratefully received. our hopes for the early restoration of peace in this country are cordially reciprocated by me, and you may be assured that I shall leaye nothirg undone toward preserving those rela- tions of friendship which now, fortunately, exist between the United States and all foreign powers. Tue LATE PRESIDENT’S FAMILY.—The New York Commercial proposes that subscriptions be opened and a sum made up sufficiently large to enable the members of the late Pres- ident’s family to live in ease and comfort for the rest of their lives. Italso suggests that a colossal monument to the memery of Mr. Lin- coln be erected in Centra! Park or some other portion of the city of New York. ne THE NEW VICE-PRESIDENT.—Senator L. S. Foster, the new Vice-President, was born in Franklin, New London county, Conn., Nov. 22, 1806, and is a direct descendant of Miles Standish. He has been a member of the Gen= eral Assembly of Connecticut, Speaker of the House, Mayor or the city otf Norwich, and United States Senator, to whish position ae was elected in 1855, and re-elected in 1860, {> The New Orleans True Delta claims to have official intelligence that Gen. Rheagena, commanding the chief army of Juarez in Cene tral Mexico, has abandoned the contest, and his whole army has given up fighting andgone home. a7Forty millions dollars of the crown woods and forests in France are to be sold. iG In Florence, ’busesare to be established, in which passengers will be allowed to travel to any part of the city for two cents, General Ord purchased the table on which the terms of surrender were signed by General Grant and Lee for #50. iGStoning, beating and robbing Chinamen is a favorite amusement with roughs in Cali- fornia. Dogs are carefully taught to snap at their long queues and bring them up from behind ‘all standing.” ij" A movement has been started in Cali- fornia for subscription to purchase a home- stead for the family of John Brown, who are residing at Red Bluff, on the Sacramento river. W7The Emperor Napoleon contemplates making asystematic tour, which will last sev- eral years, through the French provinces, in order to introduce the Imperial Prince to his future subjects. The south of France is to be the first stage, and to have its turn this year. #2 Captain John H. Bell, a Baltimore Pres- byterian, has been made Lord Admiral in Chief ot tue Purkish navy, and allowed to keep his religion. Tne Sultan was generous tohim, WA rival for the Aresrone gan is an- nounced in Pittsburg, Pa. The inVenwx was challenged Sir William Armstrong to a trial in Noyember next, each piece to be fired two hundred consecutive times. wa" Laura Keene, and Messrs. Hawk ard Dyott, of her company, who were arrested at b on Monday, were discharged b, ae {r0m Washingion on Tuesday. y up The people of Kentucky are huntmge the down the guerrillas with such zeal that business is pretty much stopped, and offenders are skulking away in any that can be made available. : S7-Hon. Josiah hyo says that ©.S. means now, “Can’t Again.” Pie Sa The Deerhound is not the only Briti: banad that has interfered with us rf this ad ion. ‘The Mediterranean Squadron, under Admiral Goldsborongh, is (ep beac vessels, Ieee Colorado, fifty-two guns, to be W7The reports abont the serious illness of Napoleon are confirmed. Upon the advices sig ba ry he deb) leave Paris for sevem mon’ Smce July 1, $119,393,997 in gold has ieee soonived at New York, from Chlifornia,