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V*s. XXV. WASHINGTON, D. C;, THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1865j N?. 3,781
t WASHINGTON EVKH1PIO ST AH.
PUBLISHED DAILT, (EXCEPT SUNDAY J
AT THJ STAR BUILJHNQS,
L Mmtiku ffi tfntr tf PtnfuvhHMia av. mud lit* strut,
1 * BTW.D. WALLAUH.
Tbe Bf Ai it served by the carriers to their nV
erlbers la the City And District for TWBLVE
AND A HALF CENTS PEE WHS.
PmfCB rot Mat Lino.?Single copy, thrt? ttntt: one
month, M?rn:v <ri tints; three months, one dollar
?nd Kfi* cents: six months, lAfM dollar/; OB?Twr>
Cz dollarNo n??ri in Mat from the oAm
ager thaa void far.
Tn Wbsilv Stab om dollar tad a half ? ****
OFFICIAL.
T?? Flrtt re?ps_ STtlce to Toto*?B?.
I
UBAoqvivr'ns FihwOoiMj
Wabhihotoh, D. Oi I>ec. 27,1W4.
V ft* ran a desiring to onlist In the 1st Army
Corps, should report In person at tie office of
Col. C. F. Johnson, Soldiers' Best, Baltimore
and ?hlo Railroad Depot, Washington, D. C.
Any Veteran who haa seryed two years, has
bwn honorably discharged, and la physically
qualified, may enlist la the Corps for one, two
or three years
Thoe* enlisting will receive from the Gov
ernment a bounty oT S300 as soon as they are
mustered In, and, in addition, the regalar In
stalments from the Government, in proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows: f 100 for
one year's service, one-third paid cn enlist
ment; $200 for two years' service, one-third on
enlistment; *300 for three years' service, ono
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota of tha
? district in which they or their families may be
b domiciled and will, therelore, be entitled to
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
?c Washington by any Provost Marshal.
Tbe best arms in the possession of the
Oevertment will bo furnished these troops,
ar.d they will be allowed"to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock158
street, between 19th and 20th streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination of
'' OfficersBrigadier General John B. Brooke,
? preeident, IKJ G street, between 19th and 20th
EL streets.
, By order of Major General Han coca,
.llr Fijtlbt AwDsasoit,
dec n.tt Assistant Adjutant General.
f DENTISTRY.
L TOOTH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY B'i TUB
* M. external application of DR. 8IGB8
BOND'S EtSENCE or PALMETTO. It
teat once upon the nerves oonneeted
th the teeth aching, and relieves instantly, nr
is aid every decayed tooth ean be cared and pre
rved by filling and barlding up with Dr. 8.
..kite's Metal Filling. ChsopUstic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 360 Pa. ay. mar 13 lra*
BEAT DISCOVERY_IN DENTIBTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
1 weald advise all persoas having teeth,
te extract to call at DR. LEWIE'S office,!
and have them taken oat without pain.
Also, oall and examine the Doctor'* new sol iia
froved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL T MITII.
f yon once see the great improvement in his teeth,
r yon will have them in no ether style than this
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
Eilver and Rubber Plates at the old price, as we
have not advanced the prioe on oar work sinoe the
great change in gold.
So. 34J Penn'a avenne, between 12th aad 13th
streets
Van 26-ly B. R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist^
G1
JAMBS 8. TOPHAM A CO.'B
PREMIUM
TBUNM, SADDLERY,
AND
ILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTOBY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BOO "*?
SEVENTH STREET,
One Door IfortX tf Odd Fellow f Ball,
Where they continue to maanfacture and hay
aa sale a large and fine assortment of
TBCNEB, VALISES,
TRAVELING BAGS,
SADDLES, HARK EBB,
HORSE CO VERB,
ILITARY B0RSB BQUFPMBNTS,
SWORD BELTS,
HAVERSACKS. WHIP8,
BITS, SPURS,
Ac., Ac., Ac.,
AT LOW FR*CBS.
REPAIRING.
Trunks. Ac., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimose
October Slst, 1864; also, the highest premium, a
brocse medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics'
lartitute of Washington, D. 0., in 18S7.
SOLE AGENTS
for Distrlet of Columbia and Alexandria, Va,,for
IBANR MtLIR'S
CELEBRATE* PREPARED
HARNESS OIL.
ere supplied at tbe lowest
feb 6-lv FACTORY PRICES.
o.*
SMITH'S
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS,
THIS PHOPHVLATICissold by all Druggists
aad Gr seers.
This^reat PANACEA has been established 20
years. Its medical proprieties are
TONIC, A8TRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
It will eradicate all Werangement of the STOM
ACH and BOWELS It gives
STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG,
REJUVENATES THE OLD.
t Cares
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE.
1NBIGEBTI0N,LASSITUDE OF BY8TEM,
CHRONIC DIARBH<EA. DYSENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FEVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in whieh will be foand
testimonials of PEOPLE WELL RN9WN in Wash
ington. mhl7-lm
K
OT ICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Assi?ta*t Quabtbbmastbb's Orpicn,
Barer or Wabbibotob, No. 134 F, near2lsti.
Wasbibgtob, D. C.. March 1,1965.
The attention of officers and enlisted men, for
merly in the service of the United States, is ealled
to the large ameunt of personal property stored in
the Government warehouses connected with this
depot.
The Government requires the space occupied by
aaid property for the eflects of those new in the
service.
A description of each article should be given
with the name, company, regiment, or othe
mark*, accompanied by an oath or affirmation
st bwicg that the claimant is the authorised
part y.
The goods will be forwarded to the address of
the persons so entitled at his expense.
All of the above-mentioned property remain
ing unclaimed ninety days from this date will be
sofd at public auction. JAMj!g M ,
mh 2-dtmay J1 Capt. Asst ttr. U. B. Army.
ATCHES, JEWELRY, A?T~
LARMOURA Co.. Light street, Baltimore, in
vites the attention f purchasers to their choice
stock ef No. 1 WATCHES. DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Ac.. SILVER WARE. PLATED WARS, OPERA
GLASSES, SPECTACLES. TABLJ CUTLERY
Ac . at lew prices.
Watches and Jewelry repaired !a the best man
ner by tbe best workmen and warranted, ja 14-3m
FOR SALE?25,000 extra choiee Roses, Orna
mental Trees and Shrabs. Climbing aud^w
Psr'.or Plants. Fruit Trees. Ac. The collec-C4?
ticn comprises the b?>>t kinds known in Ea- ? ?
rope and America. Wishing to lease my place for
baiidiiig or any other purpose, I will sell very low.
#A. JARDIN, Florist.
18th street, corner ef M.
F"0R SALE A LUMBER pTaNLNG and SAW
1NG MILL, with engine atd machinery, and
< ne of Pases's patent faw Mills, all in cessplete
running order, with the Frame Building situated
?n ike canal, near rth street and Center Market
Dense. Will le sold cheap by applying t*
. JOHN BRADY,
1*2 NoL84 7 I3:h street; Island.
THrR8T0N ? lv?RlTPKARL TOOTH PWW
, f,?J cieVlAD*' ??^?tifying and preserv
ing the Teeth and Guim. Tius elegant prepara
tion it entirely unequalled.
F, C. WELLS A 00 ,
For sale >y all drnggiatsT Y?rk'
WELLS' CELEBRATED MACHINE BPBIAD
>V STRENGTHENING PLASTERS arethe very
>e?t in all cases fer which a plaster is required. Fer
sale by all druggists. Ian ?-eolr.a
|70R TWO CEtfTSA DAY YOU CAN READ
I any new book, if you take a Deuble Monthly
Subscription at the "People's Circulating Libra
ry," Pennsylvania avanue. No. S!?0, between 11th
and lJth streets. Open8X a.m.,7 p. m. mar 7-lm*
MOORE'S WEST END DRUGSTORE. 113 Pa.
aveaue. soath side.?Boxcient, Night
Eloeming Cereas, Jacques Pend Lilly and
Joskey Ciub, and other che.ee Perfumery, AM
with a large stock of Freeh Medicines, for Q&
sale aa abov#. mar 17-fw
UELMBOLDV EXTRACT BCCHU GIVES
? fTi health and vifor to the frame aad bloom to
r the rallid ebeek. Debility isi accompanied by
Basi alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is
submitted to, COB?u??sUOB, Jnsamtr
r.'4?iu?. mar?-6a?
amusements*
CAIT BRBVKT HILL,
MUSI9 j CANTERBURY HALL ( MFS1C
H A I if CANTERBURY BALL ) H ALL
AMD (CANTERBURY HALL)_ AHD
THEATM ' CANTERBURY HALL < THEATER
Louisiama Avxuci, iui Sixth Stbht,
Hear of National and Metropolitan Hotel*.
georgb l?a , propriety*
Alio or tie Varieties, New York, and Canter bury
Alexandria, Va.
JOSH HUT, Btage Manager
LABT WEEK 07 THE WINTER SEASON.
LA8T WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON. I
LABT WEEK OP THE W1NTEB SEASON.
LAST WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON.
LAST WEEK OF THE WINTER SEASON.
CLOSING SCENES OF TRIUMPH
OVER ALL OPPOSITION!
?VKR ALL OPPOSITION!
OVER ALL OPPOSITION!
OVER ALL OPPOSITION'
OVER ALL OPPOSITION!
The Manager is happy to announce an engage
ment with Mr.
CHARLES E. G0LLINS,
OUAKLES E. COLLINS,
CHARLES E. COLLINS.
CHARL1S E. COLLINS.
CHARLES E. COfcLINS,
CHARLES E COLLINS,
CHARLES B. COLLINS.
THE ORIGINAL "CURB,"
THE ORIGINAL ?'CURE,"
THE ORIGINAL. "CURE."
THE ORIGINAL "CURE,-'
THE ORIGINAL "CORE,"
Whose various performances have been imitated
fey nearly all the half-Hedgod performers of the
day Patrons of this establishment are respect
fully requested to be on hand to witnese the
VERACITY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT.
VERACITY OF THE ATOVE BBATEMENT.
VERACITY OP THE AEOVS 8TATEMANT,
VJRACITY OP THE ABOVE STATEMENT.
VERACITY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT.
Mr. Collin* will appear in two of hie peculiar
acts to night. Tit:
"THE CURE 'Asd thb"LIVELY YOUTH."
"THE CURVahd Th*"LIVELY YOUTH "
"THE CURB"a?d thb "LIVELY YOUTH."
"THE CURE" and tub "LIVELY YOUTH."
"THE CURE"and the"LIVELY YOUTH."
"THE CURB" ARD the 'LIVELY YOUTH."
"THE CURE" ahd the "LIVELY YOUTH."
First night of the laughable Comic Pantomime,
entitled pjrbiouTED CLOWN.
PERSECUTED CLOWN.
PERSECUTED CLOWN.
PERSECUTED CLOWN.
PERSECUTED CLOWN.
PERSECUTES CLOWN.
Clewn??_ -Josh Har*
Pantaloon ?. <...Moas. Szollosy
Edward - Miss Laura Le Claire
Julia ? . Miss Tilly Forbes
JOHN MULLIGAN
JOHN MULLIGAN
JOHN MULLIGAN
JOHN MULLIGAN
inn
DAN HOLT.
SAN HOLT.
DAN HOLT.
DAN BOLT.
in a new Bthioplon Oddity, entitled
ENTRANCE INTO RICHMOND.
ENTRANCE INTO RICHMOND.
ENTttANCE INTO RICHMOND.
ENTRANCE INTO RICHMOND.
ENTRANCE INTO RICHMOND.
REDDEN AND CLARK
REDDEN AND CLARK
REDDEN AND CLARK
REDDEN AND CLARK
Will appear in a new a?t,
QUINTESSENCE 0F AFRICA.
QUINTESSENCE OP AFRICA.
QUINTESSENCE OP AFRICA.
QUINTESSENCE OF AfRIOA.
New Ballet Divertiaement of the
SICILIAN VESPERS,
SICILIAN VESPERS.
ClOI LI AN VESPERS,
SICILIAN VESPERS,
Arranged by Mone. Eiollosy for the
BOQUET OP BEAUTY.
BOQUBT OF BEAUTY.
BO^UBT OF BEAUTY.
BOQUBT OF BEAUTY.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night
Entire Change of Programme Bvery Night.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night.
Entire Change of Programme Every Night,
Entire Change of Programme Every Night.
MAT1NBB ON SATURDAY.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
MATINEB ON SATURDAY,
MATINBE ON SATURDAY,
MATINEB ON SATURDAY,
fOR LADIBS AND CHILDREN.
OR LADIBS AND CHILDBBN.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
FOR LADIBS AND CHILDREN.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
FOR LAD1BB AND CHILDREN.
A FINB BILL WILL BE 9IVBN,
2 FINB BILL WILL BE GIVEN.
A FINB RILL WILL El GIVEN.
AMUSEMENTS.
rORJD'B RBW THEATER.
TINTS 8TMEET, above Pennsylvania Arena#.
THUMDAYTipril 13.18S5. _
POBITIVILT lAMglGrfr BDT OB* 0?TB*
MISS LAURA KIRN*.
Who will appear in htr ceUbritw character of
"BO P PEG WOFFINGTON,
'?*? SSSrT'oV?SiSS".??Itf itfliift.
'?Tc*iivoLi.jm. T
HARRY HAWK, and
THE 1NTIR1 COMPANY,
To conclude with *he faree of
T0 THE HOLE IN THB WALL.
TO MORROW?Tom Taylor's original comedy of
THB AMERICAN COUSIN.
Pol the Benefit and Last Appearance of
MIBB LAURA KBENE. . # _
SATURDAY?A bill of great attractioa for the
Benefit of MI88 JENNIE GOURLAY.
""?""?"SSfcKWifiW
Is engaged for twelve nights only, and will appea
on MONDAY, April 17.
GROVER'S new theater.
Pennsylvania Aveifte, sear Willard's.
GREAT 8UC0B88 OP ALADDIN.
THIS EVENING
CONTINUATION OF APPROVAL.
The Grand Oriental Spectacle,
ALADDIN:
Ol, THB WONDERFUL LAMP.
with its splendid Cast of Characters, Magnificent
Scenery. Magical Illusion", Intricate Machinery,
Entrancing Bongs, and the
LIVIH? FOUHTAIN OF COLORlD WATERS.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND MATINEB OF ALADDIN.
AT CHEAP PRICES. _
VT Regular Admission? ?1, 75, 30, and 25
Cents.
~ GROVER'S THEATER.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL H.
GRAND ILLUMINATION.
DI8PLAY OF PIREWORKS.
The Spectacle ef
ALADBIN; Or.THB WONDERFUL LAMP.
PatrioticPoembv ^ FRJNCH
to be delivered hy op WABHINQT0Ni
SHERMAN'S MARCH TO THB SEA,(Song.)
MU8IC BY KOPPITZ.
AND OTHER EXTRA ATTRACTIONS.
GROVER'S THEATER.
FRIDAY. APRIL 14.
ap 12 3t REMEMBER FORT SUMTER!
WASHINGTON THEATER, corner of 11th and
C sts.?For nine nights only, commencing
MONDAY, April 17, 18K5. SAM 8HARPLBY'B
MINSTRELS. BRASS BAND AND BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE, twenty artists; the only and
original " Monitor Ironclads;" the elite of the
profession, whose performances have been the
theme and admiration for the last three years
from Maine to Missouri; introducing their great
Origins! Programme, not yet "pirated'' by the
Migratory Mushroons of Minstrels. Admissien
50 cts. ; Orchestra Chairs. 75 cts. ?P 12 ?-t*
QRAND COMBINATION CONCERT,
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, ApBIL 17tii, 1*6-3,
At ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 7 th Street,
BY THB
WASHINGTON QUINTETTE CLUB,
Messrs. Dawson, Noyes, Hodgson, Tabler A Ball,
FOB THB BENEFIT OF ROBERT BALL,
Assisted by
Mad. C. Y. Kretschnar,
Miss E. B Turner, Prof. J P. Caulfield.
Miss E. Daniel, Pref. V. W. Caulfield,
Mrs. 8mall, Harry Sherman,
J.P.Franklin, B.U.Keyser.
A choice Programme will be presented, and with
the above-mentioned array of Professional and
Amateur Talent, a most acceptable entertainment
is promised. .
The two Grand Pianos used on this occasion are
from the celebrated factory of Chickering & Son,
and are very kindly loaned by J. I?. Ellis, No. 306
PDoorsTopen at 7?4 o'clock p. m.. Concert to com
mence at 8 o'clock preeisejy^ , ?*.? m*.
sic stores of'Ellis and Metzerott, and at the door,
ap 11 lw^ ?
OXFORD'- oxford: oxford:
MUSIC HALL AND THEATR1.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
TBw,A?^?r?icH"?DLo.w^,;sorToN
Bead the names ef the Artists now performinf
of thin igt&blishin^Dt. First week of
attblBMESSRS. COOPER AND FIELDS,
TContei1nnedt8uccesBbo? the*following Artists:
M ''lifef AG N aSN 8 UtTH EkL AN D.
MON8. ANTONIO,
BABRYACABTER,g0N
The MIACO BROTHERS,
Miss BUSIB BROWN,
Mr. J. C. FRANKLLN,
Miss MILLIE FRAN0I8.
?Mi..V.BOJB.?Og?I?kA7IB
And 28 other Performers.
MONDAY next, first
M'LLB ANNBTTA GALLETTI,
Primeur Dan sense.
LADIEB MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
? OBBPH REYNOLDS A CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
No. 600 NINTH 8TRBET, NEAR AVENUE,
Have JuRt received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the eity
of Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights. Portables,
Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades, and all arti
cles in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia. Ac., which wall be sold
en the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire-Board
"^wVare prepared to fnrnishthe best RANGE in
ace anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Motels,
Restaurants. Ac., are invited tg call.
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM. F1TT1NUB
promptly 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, Ac., Ac., at No. 500
9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, theo j/tf
establishment in the city. '?D2-eoti
icURGBON GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Washington City, D. C , April 1,18 >5.
NOTICE.?Candidates for the position or AS
SISTANT SURGEONS in the First Army Corps
(Major General Hancock's) are notified that the
requirement of two years"PRBVIOUS SERVICE
in ne longer exacted, and that the only pre-requi
eite for examination will be the possession of a
Diploma from some 0
ap 5 eo3t Burgoon General.
IVOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.?The business
1^1 heretofore carried on under the name and
firm of Briggs A Cressey i? hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. JOSEPH H. BRIGGS,
ay g.Pt? ORANGE J. CRES8EY.
^55^^ FRANKLIN A CO., ? i~l
OPTICIANS, vT*
344 Pennsylvania avenue.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE 8PECTA0LE8,
Made out from genuine and puro ROCK CRYS
TAL, preserving and strengthening the impaired
eyesignt. are scientifically and correctly suited to
every age, by t RAN KLIN A CO .Opticians, 244
Pennsylvania avenue, bttween 12th and 13th sts.,
and 388 Pennsylvania avenue. National Hotel
Building, , _
KTA fine assortment of Microscopes, Opera
Glasses, Field Glasses, Thermometers, Stereo
scopes. Photograph Albums, and a great variety
of Cartes de.Visite, plain and colored, always on
hand. mh 22
J. HBIBBRGER _ ^ ?
? SOCOMBOR TO H. F-Loodo* A Co.. ^
"H
AWPoliian Hottl, late Brown's,
368 Pennsylvania avenue. ? ??
novl-tf Washington. D. 0.
TiiONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCBD on DIA
1?1 MOND8, WATCHE8. JEWELRY, Ac. All
business strictly canfidential. Office hours from
11 A. M-, to 1, and from 5 to7P. M. No. 234
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from 13th street,
up stairs. Room Ho. 2. -M. LIBMAN,
mh 21-lm* Diamond Broker.
rXBEBBMAKING IN ALL ITB BRANCHB8.
MISS 8ANFORD
has connected with htr Milliner? Department first
class Dressmaking, having engaged a competent
fitter, and guaranties satisfaction. Work done in
the best manner, and upon very short notice.
"w ,obk "isas.VM???fB,nu,a',8
No. 4 Market Space.
ap?-6t* 2d door from 9th St., np stairs.
/CHRISTIAN'S MISTAKE, by the author o
Vv "John Halifax"; Hand-Book of Dminc, by
Brillat Jarari?: Adelaide Proctor's Poems; Social
Staties, by Herbert Spencer; Spencer>e Moral. Po
litical and Esthetic Issays; Spencer's first Prin
C?1.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
If Peopl* "who Brrtxa from the dull stupidity
that n??ti ue everywhere in apring, ana to* often
in all seasons of the year, knew how it could
be cored by taking AYIS'8 8AR8APARILLA to
purge tie bile front their systems, we should have
better neighbors as well an clearer beads to deal
with. ap7-lw
A HINT TO BOTH 8JSXBS.- How TO Ga?
a*D Retaiu ApriCTiOH.-Ithas been frequently
nifxested that PLANTATION BITTBRBare, ia
another form, the "Elixir of Love" of the
Aneients. That they do much to quiet "family
jari," a?d reconcile fretful wires te cross hus
bands, we yeri!j believe. When domestic quiet
is restored and connubial felicity reiffns supreme,
"lew great the cbarm, how sweet the bliss
Tbat finds expression in a kiss."
A free and proper use of PLANTATION BIT
TERS will inspire the sonls of both sexes with
pare and high-toned sentiments ef affection,t
and a capacity for rare and exquisite eijeymen
in each other's society. Remember there i?no
place like home, and no passion like love?and
nothinc to link the two together and you to both
like the great Family Blessing, PLANTATION
BITTERS. ap7-lw
PUBLIC HEALTH. THB PRE88
Advertising has been pronounced "undignified"
by the medical faculty. A physician who adver
tises a valuable 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 newipaper press. This may be "dig
nified,"?but ia it benevolent, humane, or Just*
Whoever is fertuiate enough to discover or in
yent anything ttat will prevent, or cure, or alle
viate human suffering is bound to make it kHOwn
through every channel of communication within
his reach, to tne general public. For many years
the merits of EOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thus been proclaimed
to the world, and multitudes have been restored
to health or save! 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 Alteratives, they have
been stated in sinple language to the people of
many Itnds; and if the proprietors of the medicine
have derived profit from their dissemination,
thousands upon thousands of individuals have
been benefitted thereby to an extent beyond all
estimate. In the West Indies, Canada, Australia
and South America. HOSTETTER'8 BITTERS are
now recognised aB the sole specific for Dyspepsia,
the best possible safeguard against epidemics,and
the finest invigorant in eases of General Debility,
and the only diflasive stimulant, en-'irely free from
noxious ingredients. ap5-2w
THB BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Alse, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Brinary
and Sexual Bystsms?Bent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address Dr. J. Skilli* Houghtom, Heward Asso
ciation, Philadelphia, Pa. mh 31-3m
SPRING AND BUMMER CLOTHING.
New stylea guperb Btock of Dreaa, Sack, and
Walking Coata, Pantaloons, Vesta, ant; Boys'
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Ac.. Ac.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men a
and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, which, lor ele
gance or style, variety and excellence of fabric and
hithlnlness of manufacture, has noi been sur
passed by any stock heretofore offered *his
^Thoae in seareh ef Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths'wear are invited to call and examine ou?
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment ef Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces
sary for a complete outfit. _
NOAH WALRER * CO., 368 Pa. av.,
oe 10-8n?" Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Nervous Debility, Bemixal Weakhess, Ac..
Can Bt Curt A by one who has really cured himself
?ml hundreds of ethers, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamo.
mar 2-DA W,ly BosTenTlSasB.
STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'8 ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in <8 hours, also eures
Chillblains. Ulcers and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Bold by all Druggists. Z. D. OILMAN,
mar 23-ly 350 Pennsylvania avenue.
Colgate's Honey Soap.
This celebrated Toilet 8oap, in such nniversa
demand, ia made from the choirett materials, is
mild and tmollitnt in its nature, fragrantly tctnttd
and extremely benificial in its action upon the
akin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Jan 28-eoly
SECRET DI8EA8EB.
Samaritan's titft is the most certain, safe and
effectual remedy?indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four , days,
and recent cases in twenty-four hours. Nemineral,
I no balsam.no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
It is tke soldier's hope, and a friend to those who
do not want to be exposed, Male packages. 12; fe
H3&'-6 f3i ?
Samaritan\? Root and Herb Juices?A^positive and
Krmanent eure for 8yphilis, Scrofula. Ulcers,
res. Spots. Tetters. Ac. Price fl, or six bottles
for U. Sold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement. mB
To Pcrify, Ksxicn the Blood, Beautify the
complexion, use Helmbold's Highly Concen
trated Flcid Extract Sarsaparilla. One
battle equals ia strength one gallon of the 8yrup
or Decoction; m25-6m
A Clear, Smooth Skin and Beaotipcl Com
plxios follows the use of Helmbold's Concen
trated Flcid Extract of Sarsaparilla. It re
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions of
the skin. m25-tJm
Not a Few op <*r *nE Worst Disorders that
afflictmankindarise from corruptionsoftheblood.
Helmbold's Extract op Baksaparilla is a rem
edy of the utmost value. m25-6m
OWEN O'HARE.l [t, y. NOOWAJJ.
O'HARE ic NOONAN,
PRACTICAL FL UMBERS, STEAM Ay I) GAS
F1TTERS,
402 D street, between oth and 7th,
WASHINGTON, D. C , ,
Are prepared to execute all orders appertainins
to the above branches on the most reasonable
terms, and in a thorough, practical and workman
like manner. Charges moderate.
TO THB PUBLIC.
The undersigned, for fifteen years Engineer and
Superintendent of the Washington Gas Light
Company's works, would inlorm his triends, 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 conducting
the plumbing, steam and gas fitting business in all
their branches. His great experience, together
with that of his partner, will, ne ttatUrs himself,
enable the new firm to give the utmost satisfac
tion to all who mar have plumbing, steam or gas
fitting to do. 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 respectfally.
ap ll-3t OWEN O'HABl.
AMERICAN ORGAN.?I have this day received
No. H>. being the largest ami most perfect
Church Organ made by the great organ firm of 8.
D. & H. W Smith, of Boston, and it will be on
exhibition for a week at my store. I beg all or
ganists, amateurs and others to call and see this
beautiful instrument.
This is a powerful organ,designed for Churches.
Chapels, and Public Halls. It has two banks of
Keys, one and a half octave of Pedals, and four
Stops?Diapason, Principal .Upper Forte and Lower
Forte, 8ub-bass and Coupler. The Peda's have
an independent set of ReedB. It possesses great
power of tone, and when used as an accompani
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 perfectly adapted te the wants of
Churches ef ordinary dimensions. It will be
found to possess all the qualifications looked for
in a Church Organ, while its price is within the
means of every society of two or three hundred
members. ...
It is fuMiBhed in black walnut case.
We havP'alwayB on hand a complete stock of
these organs and melodeons,prices from S75 to
f350.
These organs and melodeo^sfor Tent.
306 Pennsylvania av., near 10th street.
Sole depot for sale of Checkering & Bon's Pianos,
ap 10-3t and Smith's Organs and Melodeons.
1 LIGHT!! COAL OIL LIGHT!!!
It shines so bright, and the consumers ef OIL
will agree with us that it isa safe and cheap light.
Call and see the NEW LAMP, one cent for twelve
hours light; the New Flint Glass Annealed Chim
ney is the best and safest, the/ will not break with
heat. Call and see them and be convinced, and
you will agree with others that have used them
that they are as represented. J.R.FOLEY.
an7-lm 316 F street, bet. 10th and 11th.
rpAKE NO MORE HNPLEA8AMT AND UN"
J^IGHT
OHUa^nyPROTip ROSJi WABS;- o? to
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER. FROM EUROPE.
IJe Sltntwall leaves Lisbon?The U. ft.
fired upon by the Per
f5!,*e *?***?Ad vance in American Se>
curt ties.
Lie boh, March 29.?The United States fri
INiagara and Sacramento attempted to
sail alter the Stonewall left; before the expi
ration of the time fixed by the Portuguese au
thorities,-and were fired at by the Belem forts.
Toe Niagara was struck in the poop, and a
chored"1 *illed T1>e VeSSelS tb?reaP?n &a
Arrival of the Moravian.
Portland, April 13 ?The steamship Mora
vian arrived at 7% c'olock this evening
circular, dated the evening
of the 29th uit., reports a very active market
during the week for American securities, con
siderable purchases being mad* for American
account, especially in Illinois Central shares,
which have advanced from 55 to (51. Erie's are
freely taken for investment; low prices in
ducing purchasers. They have Improved from
32 to 36 Five-twenties advanced to 5' on
Monday, but since have been flatter, owine to
supplies being sent forward by continental
holders. They, however, closed steady at 59 w
Increasing business is being done in Atlantic
and Great Britian bonds. Auanuc
According to current rumors, the pressure
among holders of cotton m Liverpool was such
that private financial arrangements were beine
made by a large number of firms.
The suspension is announced of Messrs.
Bremmer k Co., of London, engaged in the
Last India and Brazilian trade. Their liabili
ties are ?150,000.
It is rumored that the Emperor ef France is
suffering from indisposition.
The report is confirmed that Mr. Boudet,
Minister of the Interior, has resigned, and bas
been created a Senator, and that Marquis de
Lavalette has been appointed Minister of the
Interior.
London, March 31?The bank reduction to
four per centum, though fully anticipated, im
5roved the tone of the British funds and mar
ets 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. It is rumored that
diplomatic notes have been exchanged in re
gard to the affair. e
It is supposed that the pirate Stonewall will
make for Gibraltar.
The London Index says, should the Wash
ington Government presume to impose udou
Portugal as an inferior Power, and endeavor
to extort reparation from 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.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival ef a Fleet of Vessels?Reports
About Maximilian and Or. Gwin.
Sam Fuanci6<o, April 10?The steamer Si
erTa Nevada, from Portland. Oregon, on Sat.
urday nigbt, brought 8110,000 in gold.
A fleet of twenty vessels from South Amer
ican and European ports arrived within the
last twenty-lour hours.
Arrived, on the evening of the 8th, ships Cv
clon and Hornet, from New York.
The Democratic Press, of this city, says
'?We learn by a private letter from Maxatlion,
that the French commander at that place has
received a copy of a deed of cession from Max
imilian to Napoleon, in which Dr. Gwin is
named as trustee, and that it includes Sonora,
Smaloa, Durango, and Chihuahua. Dr. Gwin
has returned to Paris, but on no business re
lating to any change of arrangement: and is ex
pected in Sonora early in June, with suffi
cient force to pacify that country."
I FROM NEW ORLEANS.
j Siege of Mobile Progressing Favorably?
Louisiana Supreme Court Organized
Adjournment of the Legislature.
New Orleans, April 6, via Cairo, April 1* ?
.?l?P l*e. army about Mobile to the
4tb state tbat water communication between
r-w, t aiooijf is cut t>y a battel
established above the xort. Rebel intercourse
at that point with Moblie is now enUrlly sus!
pended. The siege is progressing favorably.
^The Louisiana Legislature adjourned to
"?he Supreme Court of this State was organ
ized to-day. 6
Steamboat Accident.
NASHV1LLK, Tbnn., April ll?The ferrv
boat Kentucky, plying between Nashville and
Edgefield, while crossing the Cumberland this
morning, became unmanageable, and drifted
against the piers of the railroad bridge Sev
eral persons were slightly injured. The nasi
sengers were rescued by the steamer Bon Ac
cord. The Kentucky scon afterward sunk
telon thrshoafs.11 Stand' With tW? Ieet ot wa*
'?Rally Round the Flag."
Portland, April ll ?Superintendent La
tham, of the Grand Trunk Railroad, who tore
a flag from a train yesterday, was waited upon
by a quiet mob to-day, and conducted throueh
the city, dressed in soldier's uniform and car
rying a flag, whicnhewas obliged to salute
He was also obliged to makejpatriotic speech
es* Finally the flag was nailed to his house.
Destruction oI 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. Rnmor says thev
have commenced on the building.
Termination of a Slander Suit.
Boston, April ll?The suit of Joseph Smitn
against Charles O. Rogers, publisher of the
Boston Journal, for slander, claiming dam
ages in 910,(00, which has been on trial belore
the Supreme Court, resulted to dav in one
cent damages for the plaintiff.
Celebration in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April. 12.?Mayor Henry has,
by proclamation, fixed Monday evening next
for a public Illumination of tbe city, in honor
of Grant s victories and the coming peace.
is said that through the death of North
umberland, Ciueen Victoria has two vacant
garters. Why don't she put them on then 1
l&'Tbree large steamers for the outside line
frem 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. "
?"In Harwich, Mass., Saturday evenine
while some citizens were loading a cannon, to
lire a salute in honor of our recent victories
lD"The Boston Advertiser announces a
new sensat.onal novel to be published sooner
or later, it is to be called "The False Heir- or
the Raven Waterfall." 'or'
? American fleet will return
the visit of the Russian naval officer to Amer
ica soon as the Colorado is ready for sea.
?ST'The number of U. S. pensioners is in
with startling rapidity, no lees than
13,<24 having been piaced on the rolls durine
the year 16(56. The number of invalid pension
ers at the commencement of the present year
was 29,442, and the number of widows pen
sioned was 36,16S?making a total ofG6,3?0.
.. ??"Noless than fourteen steamers are adver
tised for Idaho and the gold mines, in the St
Louis papers.
?7" Advices from Vestern Louisiana state
that there is a great scarcity of breadstuffs in
that portion of the State.
1L/" 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.
?^?The rebel capture of Fort Smith has been
contradicted; the Federals occupied it on the
3d instant.
fl^The Princess of Wales will not receive
visitors for a short time, having a little nursery
affair to attend to.
^"Hon. Henry J. Raymond and family will
leave for Europe in a few weeks, to be absent
during the summer.
l^A large nnmber of drays and wagons are
employed at Charleston in transporting cotton
from its hiding places in and abont the city to
the storehouses preparatory lts shipment
north. Three thousand bales hare already
been collected.
FROM RICHMOND.
[From the Richmond Whig, April 11. J
The Rtcuitrictlia Qoeiliu.
The recent interview between the President
and Judge Campbell Mated to tho restoration
or 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
from the expression of the hope that the public
?*Ji lo tak? part in the reinstatement
? v! ir^nia^ ^er aucient position in the sie
terhood of states will address themselves to
that business without unnecessary delay. Vir
ginia was not consulted nor waited for when
secession became the determined policy of the
"<Jotton States,' and there is no sound reason
why "co-operation" with them, in accepting
the President's terms of peace, should be the
rule of proceeding now. Let Virginia lead the
way back to the Union, and present an exam
ple of prompt action to the other State* of the
late "Confederacy."
The Fredericksburg Railroad.
Over a thousand lanoiers are at work npen
the Aquia Creek end of the Richmond, Pote
mac, Fredericksburg, and Aquia Creek rail
road; and it is expected that the trains will be
running through in less than three weeks.
The Central Railroad.
We understand this railroad is to be pat in
immediate repair to Staunton, and perhaps
farther, If the advance of the army in that
direction should justify it. The road is broken
in many places, and there are numerous bridges
to rebuild and repair.
Weaie grieved to learn of the very serious
indisposition of Mrs. (Jen. Robert ? Lee, at
her residence in this city The great disaster
whirt has overtaken the Confederate arms has
unnerved the wife of the great General quite,
and we do not wonder that her fluely 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 house on Franklin street, bnt upon it
being represented that the exhibition was, per
haps, an insnlt to the lady of the mansion, the
colored guard was withdrawn 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 toere and there re
suming business. Already some are beginning
to speculate upon the chances of a trip to New
York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore, with a view
t? laying in a stock of goods for the spring and
summer trade.
The Review of Saturday.
Long accustomed as Confederate eyes hav?
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 on the
military spectacle of Saturday, not as the dis
play of prowess on the part of a triumphant
foe, bur. as an exhibition or the military genins
and reiources of the United States, which all
can again contemplate with pride.
None of the colored troops appeared on re
view or parade on the occasion, but a separat
display of them will probably take place be
fore long.
One feature of the display was evident to
every observer, and that was the superior
drill, 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 have 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 incident 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 if they did not openly rejoice at 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
terous 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 citizenB. Altogether citizens
and soldiers have cause to congratulate them
selves on the result of the first review and
parade of United States troops in the Capital
of Virginia.
Financial.
TFrom N. Y. 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 have not yet yielded in pro
portion to the decline In gold, and which are
ilkely to be affected by the opening gf .tha ?nn.
plica in iko ouuiu, are sun weair ahd declining;
but, as a rule, prices have become generally
adjusted to the basis of ISO 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 and Certifi
cates V. 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 Of 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 rer cent. There is very little
paper offering for sale. The highest grade Is
current at TaO 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 ths current
quotations.
Gold is quiet, the premium remaining at 44^
a45. Some of the large operators have trans
ferred their speculation to stocks.
Strike at ths Brooklyn Navt Yard.?
The workmen in the Navy Yard who struck
against a reduction of wages, a few 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, ?4 50; Sparmajiers,
84 50; Joiners, 84.
All these have been reduced fifty cents per
day: and hence the trouble. There is muc(l
work to be done about the yard, bnt it is doubt
ful whether all the eld bands will again be re
quired. It is quite likely that there will be a
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 in the yard. It is the
same with the spar-makers, ship-carpenters
and joiners.
As things now are there are 1,200 men out of
employment, and with very fevr exceptions,
all are awaiting the decision of the Navv De
partment, in the hope that the fiity cento 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.?N. Y. Commercial.
KTFour 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 commissary for the Union
prisoners, and all committed to the Libby
Prison.
?^The secesh wemen of Richmond are dis
gustingly viperous, and appear at church
sprouting with rebel military buttons, and
with their sleeves bespread with gold braid,
indicating the rank of officers.
JET" 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.
?^"ittany of the large gold operators in New
York, in consequence of the dullness of the
gold market, are transferring their speculations
to stocks.
JD" Hundreds of refugees are flocking into
Savannah from the interior of Georgia. Some
families walked all the way from Atlanta.
gy It has been ascertained, since Charleston
was evacuated, that the rebels lost two of their
vessels?the Kan a wan and Marion?by the
accidental explosion of their own torpedoes
dnring the time of the blockade.
fD" Alexandria is to have a grand oelebra
tion over the Fort Sumter flag-raising to-mor
row. _ .
ITT" Gen. Fremont has purchased the Webb
Place at Tarrytown, on the Hudson river.
g^-New York has just sent a new regiment
I to the field, the 192d, the old regiment of that
name having gone out of service. The com*
maud is expected to arrive here to-day.
?7"The rebel Jeff Thompson has Issued an
order assuming command of the sub-district of
Arkansas, and requires all the country agents
to exact a one-third toll from all exported cot
ton.
The Monnt Oenis Tunnel will be com
pleted sooner than was expected, the work
men having come upon softer rock than that
which they have hitherto met. The year 1868 is
named as the time of opening for traffic.