Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AxvstuEnts To Nigar. Forp’s AtTuzxeum — The beautifal actress, Miss Lucille Weston, in six characters, in the capital play of “Satan in ” with several songs and Adance by Miss Olivia. and @ popular farce conclude the entertainments. Wassixeton Tugatre —A crowded bovse Jest night to witness the representation of Ham- Iet. To-night the star company in Julius Crsar. Cantersvay Hait.—Anotber biil of novelties to-night. Firs’ reg of Joe Childs. Miss Julia Mortimer, Miss Millle Fowler, the Dele- vantes, [ick Parker, @. Neil, and the ballet troupe, all appear in the various entertainments of songs, dances, burlesques, Ac. Opp Pstiows’ Halt. —This evening, the San- ford troupe in the carital burlecque of ‘ Open Hi ouse,”’ with other novelties Sutrnsonian Lectcr® —Prof. Rogers’ third lecture on the “ Glaciers * Panxtn’s Hatt, (Young Mens’ Christian As- sociation Rooms.)—A court of beauty at th: Fair and Festival for the aid of the First Beptist Ghurch. Drop in and eid In the good cause. CLagenpon Coxcarnt Roox —Free con-ert evervevening, with capital refreshments. ial of Frock Ward, for killing Lieut Col. Von Gerber —In the inal Court yesterday morning.Judge Dunlop pres:ding, the trial of Enoch yong indicted for the murder of Lieut. Col. Von Gerber, near the corner of Seventh street and the avenue, on the ith of November last, was resumed The remaining juror, Mr. Essex, was sworn District Attorney Carrington opened the case for the ution. Mr. ley meade the opening ststement for defence. The examination of the witnesses being about to commence, all of the witnesses, with the ex- ception of the one urder examination, were then requested to leave the court-room Dr. Johnson Eliot w+ sworn and testified ss to the nature of the wound which be examined with Dr Sbuliz, surgeon of the Cameron ‘ ‘The wound did mash the seull in, but it cut down to the hone WW itness said in his op'nion the weund was inflicted by a hard knock bys hard knotty substance as a stone or plece of lead. Thomas E. Dant, (the backman,) sworn.—On the night In question was psssing down the ave- nue with bis carriage when a party balled bim and he drov to theenrb. ‘Two ladies got in the carriage. The deceased was about to ve: in and had bis foot on the step when some of the parties sald you eanpot getin bere. Deceased apoke to the ladies In German, and they all got out. When they got out they were about to start down the pavement, and it was then the Lieut. Colonel received the blow Witness heard the blow, but @id not see it; jndye the person Who struck | the blow was in the rear of the Lieut. Colonet. The Lieutenant Colonel fll azainst some of bis friends, and as be was falling they cangbt bi When be was struck, the parties walked off The twe officers who were with the Lieut. Colonel called the watch, and the assaulting party, num- bering five or six, ran. Witness gavean account of his subsequent movements up to the t.me he helped to carry the body into Rup-rt’s. on Peansylvania avenue, where the deceased died. ‘The parties were all walking dowa the Avenue together—the officers and the others. It was ebout 11 o'clock at n‘ght; and was disecrecable weather. If witness had been acquainted with the parties, he would bave known them that night Did not recognize any of tbe purty. — not recognize the prisoner, as one of the arty. ' = Lieut. Van Worth sworn.—Was not pre-ent when the blow wes struck, but saw Lieut Yon Gerber the next day. and several subsequent dass. fic died five or s!x days afterwards. He wa tended by Doctors Shulty and Osbey, Army 3 r- eons, and by another Doctor, witness afd not | now. Thomas H. Carmichael (officer, No. 21 Trinity | street, Baltimore), sworn —Recognized the pri: oner as the person he arrested at the Susquehanna {n Baltimore, on the 19.b or 20th of No- vember Iast. The prisoncr, at the time of rest, gave his name ss Geo. Anderson. W left the prisoner at the middle district bouse, in Baltimore, and did not see him until to day. Einma Meyer, sworn —[This witness was a fair-baired, -eyed German é , and rather qeed-looking She spoke lish imperfectly, ut told ber story tu a straightforward manne: Her evidence was to the effect that she had bee: in this city only six days at the time of the occu Fence. Shedid not know the prisouer at the bar, and never kuew Lieut. Colonel Von Gerber—ouly saw bim the night he was struck. On the night uession, Loujea Kuble, at the concert room, vited witne-s to eas Tucaday night, and ratuing started from the concert room rseus, viz: the deceased Lie on Gerbe is companion (a quartermaster) non Roscn- busb, Louisa Kuhte, and tbe witn The party tried to get in a carriage on the avenue, near igbth st., but sould not get in, because the boys vof sixoreigbt young men) sald it w ele cariiage. Near Seventh st. they tried to get in again. Louisa Kable get in the carriage, and Witness was about to vet In—nad her foot on the eatriage, the Lieut. Colonel and the quartermas- ter assisting her—when the Lieut. Colonel wi struck from behind, and fell, asif he sat down, partly against the witness, as blood from the wound was on the lower part of her dress. Wit- ness knew none of the party of young men except the German man (Strang), who was nearest to the Lieut. Colenel, and Powers, who was next to an: in the rear of Strang. Strang had called the Lt. Colonet 2 bad name. Louisa was acgnainted with the deceased—witness was not. AvVitness he not recollect seeing the prisoner that night, 1. J. F King, sworn —Recognizes the prisoner at the bar as ch rd, je.,and has known bi since be wasaemall boy Saw Lim on the night of the Ith of November Isst. Witness was, and is, an officer at the concert room; his business being to clear the house when it is time to close. That night (the Lith of November last), between 11 and [2 o’clock, the women went to their room above, where they kept their bonnets, sbawls, Kc , and were followed up by a number of young men, the prisoner being one of the number, and Ezrick another. Wiitnés: followed them up, and toid them that was a private room, and they coulda’t stay there. One of them said they had made arrangements to go home with the girls; witness dont recollect which one. Witness told them they must go lelow, ard they obeyed very quietly. Witness ¢ way ont passed them standing at the onte » and short distance below Louies Kable, togethe kn-w nothing of the Witness did not rece Coronet’s Inquest tha’ be was going home with one of the girls id not yo upstaire Witness never testi: Powers lost his cost—it was Heston. The witness testified ax to the circumstances of the arrests of several of the parties. Simon Kosentush, sworn.—His testimony cor- roborated that of Emma Meyer, except that be was positive that when the blow was struck Powers ‘was nearest to the deceased, and Stra ay next to Lim. Anoath was uttered asthe blow wasstruck. Witness bad been in the habit of escorting one of the girls home. John Heston, sworn —\Vitness was going to- ‘wards the Capitol, behind two young men, two soldiers, and two young ladies. As # had tarned about balf-face to enter the hack, be heard whiz” come trom behind him, a “‘crack’’ and "> He was abont three or four feet ‘rom the soldier. He had seen the prisoner at the sa- loon, and passed him and twe others just before the affair occurred. One of those with Werd was Powers, but the other he did net know When the Colonel wes ar ay = on — szarick, one of the girls being on each side oi him Some one cried out + Watch,” and they allran. At the time Ezrick was in front of wit- ness when the blow was struck, Strang was tothe left, while Ward, Powers and the other one were bebind bim. Witness had been partaking of lager too freely, ind wasa little tight. Witness could pot tell who gave the blow. Dr J. F. May sworn.—Witness described the wound, and stated that in his opinion the wound would not bave proved fatal !f an operation had been performed. James Powers sworn.—W itness knows the pri- soner; made bis acquaintance in the saloon on the night of the murder. The crowd left the saloon about balf-past 11 o’cloc and be followed them down in company with an offic: He stopped at the dour in conversation witb a genticman, the crowd baving gone towards the 1 . Wit nessenwa back passing down the saw it st-p, when be beard them jawi could not say who it was The back started again, aud stopped near the enzine- house, and he fellowed it down. Witness saw onc of 1 ladles get into the back. It had been driven up to the curbstone, and the crowd was bangiug He saw the prisoner walk round the crowd from towards the horses with his hands tn bis pocket, and saw him take out 2 rlung-shot, raise itupover bis head and strike the blew. W hen the Geceased was struck he fell face down- wards, some one at the same time cat the corner o! Island, and be (Ward) the s—n ofa b—b, om Rosewbush waa recalled by the defence reiterated nis evidence in chief in regard to itlea of the parties (Phe prisoner jaa young man with dark hair 30 days. Ano Tracey, prefanit $4 Samuel Loeb, peddling without license; $2)91. A. W- Beckwith, riding on the pavement; $255 8.58 Williams, assauit ard battery on John Ross; dis- missed efore Justice C! ‘Thomas Skank, Conner, turned over to the military. sons arrested by Ofticers King and Norwood. suspicion of Les Mr Db Uabb Mit W. Becke to weara hov-e breaking; John Boyd, tizbting; Mantel MoeKee, do; R. fl. Russell, as witness; John Zouave, do.; Peter Bomiar, d do., toldiers—all turned over to the military. hours. Gilman Ransom, druck and disorderly; tined $258. Wm_ Cavanaugh, vagrant; work- house 30 days. Wm. Clark and F. H Covey, drunk and disorderly; tflaed 1 each. Thomes Curran, Henry Rarrer, Wm Kirk, Jno. Steward, Francis Axton, Alex. McCoster, D. C. Spencer, W.H. Halt, Thomas Rourke, Jobu Thompson, Geo Baten, John Dongherty, T. Smith and M. y ing out the so popular cards da visite, note an improvement adopted at this establish- ment tn the shape of bust likenesses, by which ‘ Lookent’’ writes to the Baltimore Clip- r About ten days ago Senator Grimes ! troduced & bill into the Senate to allow residents beacy by Justice Thompson. fined $1 58 for being drunk In the street, by the same justice. and eyes, and strovgly marked features; and by bis anxious countenance to have @ - | ymmohed bis position } The jury were given in cherge of bailiffs, who ce cer Bs Loa meee where are juarters, Cocck efjcarmeas : j Suitusontan Lectvre.—Prof. Rogers on Mon- day ew ning delivered second lecture on the “Glaciers of Switzerland,’’ in the hall ef the Smithsonian Institute. The lecturer, after briefly reviewing his first lecture, explained at length the theories of Agas- siz and Forbes as to the glacier movements. One theory was, as explained in the first lecture, that the surface of the glacier was fall of small fissures, through which the water trickled during the day and froze during the night, thus forcing the gla- cler down its bed the same distance during the night as the day—a fact not explained under this theory. . . The glacier, however, moved The theory of Dr. Forbes, that tre glacier tows as a semi-fuld, is generally received by scientific men as the correct one. The snow, which falls in great quantities, consolidates, and the great pressure from the upper portions of the moun- fains forces it down !)r. Pindal had endorsed this theory, and bad expiained many of the phe- nomena The lecturer then noticed the crystals in the glacier. it had been noticed that all icc crystals when found were always parallel to the surface, but inthe glacier thev were found situated in every direction, sometimes in groups parallel to the surface, and others scattered here and there in all conceivable directior Pindal thinks that the glacier is not, properly speaking, a solid mass of ice, but ice and water, which would be supported by the observations of Forbes and others, who noticed that it always moved fastest in wero, moist weather. Prof Rogersannouneed thatat the next lecture, oa Wednesday evening, he would treat upon some of the varlous accidental forms of the ylacier. Potics —The Third Ward patrolmen reported terday the following cases:—Before Justice hompson—Jobn Magraw. vagrant; workhouse arrying @ coneealed weapon; $.10.5S—workhouse i) duys in default. Ary Ray, threats of violei dism'ssed by Justice Clayton, The Fourth Ward patrolwen reported—Wesley Hammell, larceny of Government properly; turned over to the mili- tary. M. J. Mear, selling goods withont leen dismissed. C J. Bartram, Patrick Sknile Thos. O'Donnell, 5 Nathaniel Smith, issed. Wa. Harner, violating hack law; costs, 5° cents—by Justice Walter. Rridget R 2 ily, vagrants; workhouse 30 daye. David Forbie. ving a water pipe; ‘ hearing. Donovan, selling liquor with- cat Heense; dismissed by Justice Clayton. A. Memb , Wm. Pening, Wm. Flood, W. L. laig bt, for further ‘erence Reeves, John Bowman, Geo. + James Fitzpatrick, John Lally and Jobn A Sentry Kitten sy a Locomotive —Last eve- ning, Patrik Cunninghem, of Philadelphia, a soldier attached tocempany B, (Capt. Beyd,) of the Ist D. C. regiment, was killed while on guard at the tank near Laurel switch, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railro»d, by being struck by a passing engi e. It appeers that ne was asleep on bis post, sitting on the platform by the track, with his bead inclined forward, when the six o'clock mall train approached; an attempt to slacken speed was made, hut too late. The engine struck the poor fellow on the side of the head, crushing the skull jf brain to protrude. The train was stopped and the wounded man taken to t Penn Crossing, where, we learn, fer his arrival. Rettasry.—Hanno and Nelson—the two per- it the government. boree sales 1; to jail for farther hearing by Ju released last night, upon condition tat they do immediately leave this city. Considerable lety for their release w ested by various Perseus, but the magistrate aud officers were very much favor of retaining them until the evi- deuce cculd be obtained. The witnesses being away and the officers unable to summon them, and the testimony not being of a positive charae- ter, the prisoners were released upon the condl- tlon mentioned above Secoxp Warn Station Casgs— Before Justice Clark.—Mary Cook, workhouse % days. Chas. Malone, drunk and disorderly; fine $1.91. Lewis farcombe, do; dismissed. J n Herbert, do; F.Woodruff, do; #! 01. J. B Phipps, Joba Price. John James, 1. Proctor, Wiillam Bryan, drunk; $1 21 cll, selling Hquor Sunday; dismissed. old, violating hack law, by failing I badge; Hard 2155 John O Neil, tunk; Peter’ Leak, Pickteo a ar Man’s Pocket.—Yesterday morning, an itinerant dealer in soap, while dis- ing of his goods on thespace near Center Mar- et, had bis pocket relleyed of his pocket book containing $73 The crowed coilected around, and a person in an officer’s uniform offered the dealer 2 chance to test the power of his soap by removing & grease spot from bis pants. While the dealer was leaning over operating on the grease, a fellow behind operated on bis pocket. A young man was arrested on suspicion, but Proved to be the ng man, aud wes dismixsed. JENTRAL GuarDHovse Cases—Before Justic r —Levi Williams, tighting; locked up four Bradin. turved over to the military. aged tam xcellent likenesses » Barry, Riehard- Grauam, Casey, Maxine Vorers oF THE FLOATING PoPpUta- of Waskington of six months only to vote at our munfelpal elections, and said that he had ¢ so by the ‘unanimous desice’ of the Conncils. How greata mistake the Senator made may be learned from the remonstrance against bix bill by the Common © yeas to 2 nays. incil, which was carried by 19 A Boiy Tuter.—Monday night as Mr. Dennis Rariden, clerk for Healey & Co., was counting the cash preparatory to se aq he? daily aecounts, man,named Charles W ith, entered the re and snatched the pile, consisting of about = ind ran. He wes follywed by the young man and caught by some citizens, and taken before Justice Donn, who committed him to jail for court. The money wes recovered. THE GovexnMent HaY Trape.—A number of capttailets from Pennsylvania and other eastern States concerned in supplying the army, bave located branches cf thefr and are Sy ged in packing and shipping hay to this city exted on the Southern Coasts, asthe Federal army advences. Vast quantities of this hay comes from Mentgomery, Lancester and Chester counties, Pa business in Ba ‘timore, ‘ortress Monroe and other points lo- SELLine BY SamPite.—Friday last, D. Siccardy was arrested by city constable Hurdle, for at- ee le; was fined $20 91 aturday, L. S. Buell was Revease or PRisoneRrs —The following named Tsons were discharged vy: Warren Curtis, Jobn ‘T. de Bell, and R. H. sunnell, on taking the oath of allegiance, aud Alfred Nettle- tea and Tench Schley, on written parole. Union Rervesi Three good Union Virgiuis citizens—a venerable fatber and his two sen arrived at our aay yee on Monday night vu one of the vessels of the jotitia. During the last week the whole number of such arrivals was ten. Wasuincron, March, 13022 To Mr. J. urphy, Dear * We, the und ed, wish to press Se our unquallified ion at your unremltting attention, kindness, and general good management of our trip from Washi to Bull’s Run, Manassas, ead back ju. The ure of our excursion was much en! @ fact of your presence at the battle of July, 1861, and weer rewiene of the localitics and connected therew society ee notldo better than to entrust 4 to your asked, SBord 0 paired eyesig! THIS BVENING, yy $5 REWARD-Strayed vania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. it city. Orders throug’ the bare as cheap ascan be bought in W: ton : Stew. & J. D. Lakeman, 6th street, No. 439. FAREWELL NIGHTS Charles A. Courveiser, Nav 4 S. J. White, No. %53 B street, south side of and J. B’ackburn, Georgetown. and tell his patients the nature of their com- plaints or illness, without receiving any informa- tion from them. No charge for consultation. MISS JULIA MORTIMER, OOT OUT FOR RURGLARS—A4 Onl entered my house, 348 \inth street ber Sunday night by the rebels, and wis burning van Coat. Or ann Lasts. —We are eelling mat- LOST AND FOUND. bie-base Lamp, bailf-gallon Can best Kerosine Oll for one dolier, & Sor, mb 26-21¢ Corner Ferdinand tt. cwoer Bu BE er tatie Mansger Continued Success of the beautiful actress, MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, transmit a pure light; — brown MULE smailest one in hada on hie is ward Sortieninn condition of the visu: organs, by SATAN IN PARIS! Kress Franklin & Co.. Optict: a insyl- MISS LUCILLE WESTERN Saturiay last. coloret COW. about ole; and in b i in eens saxeniok Six Characters, wi h Songs and Dances. WE ake ¢ELLiNe our superior Kerosine ai —_—_ 45 cents per gaiten, eetiverea Ya SU paris of the | Daxcz........_. Miss O1ivia mh 2 Ni ae ila and B streets 1 NONCHAREES K. FOND. J. Maloney, corner ls itch anne ans Enlargement of the Heart Cured. ye FELLOWS’ HALL: flesh. Any person owning P. Downs, 343 Gth street, Washington, D.C. SEVENTH STREET, e sane lying at Scrofula Cured. BECRWIFH No oao% Foundry, Navy Yard, D Nervous bebiti ing several Poin ssory Ni . ™mMORE abo THE BALTIMORE COMPANY ifieft at me deellie, 3 Re ard. Lma after all the Doctors failed. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY mh 25-3t* Ix Jotnt Entartarnment! Ls Jn Saturday | Return of the Old Favorites, DICK PARKER, Capitol. Cancer Cured. Bad Dreams with Night Sweats Cured. R. Haunsch, 417 7th street. ‘ OMAN, cal ing herself ingtor; was ween Weshing'on and Alexandr The above re-, i be eet: Hon. Englisb, tient se] LELA M's Livery Stable, on ee ee ee between Dand E THREE O'CLUCK, F. 4m. OUR MILITARY BUDGET ——— THE EXPLaNation. The nortbera papers are agog this morning at F. SCHLEGEL. with astory of a meeting of certain mem\ers of r—1. 5 $5 REWARU—1ost on iter lant. 8 dork det: Congress last night to form & new political party, Ac. ‘The tram is, there was s secial party last eve M C. of Connecticut, at which nestly all the WM. MARTEN _ | democratic and conservative members of otber parties in Congress were presen’. In the course of the evening, over their wine, there was much conversation upon the state of the country be- BNorai3"¢ iven to any one ret; ra, we ome, tween couples and groups of Mr. E's guests. A ; W. YOUNG. | gentleman who was present informs us that the cht copper color; S0 years of age, the Post attended to. By To conolade w REWAR D—Ranaway fiom the residence | “P*bot of it was, simply, that all who were there, ing- THE HATTER AND 2 $50 AE inet, attek be then embracing, among others, nearly every demo- NEGRO ‘Jane cratic member, seemed fully determined to accord to President Lincoln's war policy and measures earnest and hearty support, as well te oppose t2@ policy and measures of the abolition seoes- eben se sicnists with equal determination. dolivered to me, or secured #0 as to get This is the true key to this last one day's won- RAW FORD, der, doubtless. ‘cen! OUND—One sorrel MARR. about ¢ old, Preawurer._ | FO! d tail. 16% hiards high, thin 1m BBiu st. of PAPERS. o: Fi Mare ol the office of Major a, mh 2 3t 4 FEW OF THE VY TESTIMONIALS FROM THE from 9 to land frei 2 to § o’elook, Syears old, The boy CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON TO DR. TUMBLETY, | "27 S@ate can be secured. are ‘woman is ver THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR ADxISSION. 38 and plain shawi; snd hase Female Complaint Cured. - y Mire. C.W. Blakeman, Lang's Hotel, Georgetown. | Bus Cirgle and Parquette.—_. ... .soconte o Hon Chas B. Calvert, 1 wille Cure of Nervous Debslity. Vrohestra Seats. 3 a RS.E C Frederick Robleder, F street, corner 2d, Island. Fan ily Circl mh ‘6-lw* No. 2548. & corner th and L st, THE LATEST BY TRLBORAPR. LATEST FROM THE SOUTH. + -, or Jovn Clark, camp Banean, oath Sanford s Opera Troupe. THE NASHVILLE NOT BURNED, BUT Joln C. Day, corner = sizes. MONDAY EVENING, Maroh 24, perty, pay charge, aad take eee Jean Hurd Me coo aw ver : VARIBTY NIGHT! -NAILOR. | FORT MACON NOT BLOWN UP BY TRE ae pits Cured. TUESDAY EVENING.......... THE RIVALS Ee stress, bocwesn Spe sd 3 “REBELS! e David Dilon, 472 F street. WEDNESDAY EVENING... .OPEN HOUSE es ee nane pete atthe : TL pene Daley Core THURSDAY EVENING. THE PRIMA DONA which strayed on ie toning of DSS SEAUPORT NOT VET OURS: John Donobu, No. 506, corner C and 8. ‘Mth bad on 8 set of Cavalry equip- MES re Cured of Chronic ie. FRIDAY EVEN’6....UNCLE TOM’S CABIN ving the necessary informa- Bactimone, March 2, (From Old Point Com- William Sallivan, corner 44 SATURDAY EVE’G. SANFORD’S BENEFIT | "2 Fill eave itatthiac tise, mh 25 St” , fort, March 25 )—The U. 8. steamer Cambridge : j CHOOSE YOUR LVENINGS. O8T-On Monéay 2h instant, o ; Charles Wilson, U8 Rept i Doors open st arter to 8. adounis he at siege aud ay Kaucpal Bor: 5 frabhttabagechag a tecnese onccactncpecer eccsla Aeeneeni OS canze | Mill Le hen lsome'y rewartea by fesving tatioom | Beaufort, N.C , which abe left on Sanday even- mh 24 at 1 No 3, stoond voc, Post Office Departine at. ing and L. streets. i ANTERBURY HA Sod REWAROLieN tr al te a | The Rebel steamer Nesbvi Chronic Rhewnatism Cured. Cc CANTERBURY HALL! $: ie ot Seek Ct Dr nee | shar on Valeany shthe. ok Oo tot eee M.G Howard, 10th street, near Penn. avenue. COMBINATION BXTRAORDINARY! throngii the erty, a bundis F tain a Tuesday night, tne 19 b inet , having un the blockade. ‘The only vessels off the place were the Cam- bridge and the bark G+msbrook, 2 sailing vessel. betwnen Clagett & They hed news ef the capture of Newbern, but M St ry wa, The Gemsbrock first saw the Nashville and Fits Cured. ———_____lit 3 _ | immediately telesrapbed the Cam! The J. J. Kane, C atreet, between Gth and 7th. t cae WARD, ERAN LA FOLLE, | STRAYED OR STOLEN —From the Soldiers’ | st on le faa the Combeidge. I desire your prostrate hearts to lift, i , Ae en the dept, & light ba; a ello er and fired numerous shots with Your bleeding wounds to cure, i And the Members of the Company ! yt tonmmoeaeta: apes omen the hope of getting ber into a fight; but the su- # ee ge = e iberal re stance xo of theshots the Cambrid, The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease AUSS MILL’E FOWLER, (uaicr eee 20 the nfion of Gol. RUCK: | are supposed te bave struck the Neshville. AND mba No. 1! Washington Building, Penneyl- . enue, comer AE street. ys iw AND THE COURT CF BEAUTY, 3 and J o'clock on Si MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS, in ck on the inside houss und ed, di anloosing 8 door from the outside, wi The bark Glenn which has been blockaded in bu Besufort harbor for some time, was set on fire on when the Cambridge left The bursing of this j vessel was doubtless preparatory ‘> the evacua- QvrRr, tion ef the place Whr 1s tt Tat Crremaporo’s Haim Dra is MISS MARY BLAKE, ing room., until he e :tered ra | indy when «barn. Fort Macon h bee - " the Bost inthe Worl? MISS LILLY BRANDON, : orate mF, Genet tee nee Sater, | stat it. ot ean Sinn sip ot eit on ecause eminent chemi 7 80! ther : Because it contains no caustic comporris! MIS3 FRANK SECOR, Py caracd te ber it. | The berk Gemsbropk and the steamer State Because it wears longer than any other! MISS JULIA RICHMOND |, i chets ani got Ann fo of Ceerz! were left at the Besufort biockading Beoause it operates instantaneously ! ee Because it does not stain the skin THE DELEVANTES Becauee it nourishes and strengthens the Hair! IN ch my &: Because it correc's the bad effeots of other dyes! NEW AND STARTLING ACrs: Wlvch was rescun! fro Because its presence cannot be detected! —— d i! rand Treisury ro-er, . to Because it never fails! OP" No change 1n the Admission Prices 1) if 4 Sck silk guard attach Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 6 Astor ion 95 conte: Orokester Chairs 50 . House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied paemted otras ee —S by all Hair Dressers, Price $1, $1 50 and 83 per Lox, according to Aaa neencanomnat size. No.1. Por Ladies and Femhes, on Cuistaporo’s Haim PaaseRvative, Is invaluable with his Dye,es it umpsrts the ut- met softaess, the most besutifal glose,and great WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER-| wet) sone NOONS, at? o’clook, mh 24 if corel watch on ©} station by the Cambridge. -_ LATEST FROM WINCHESTER, | Tatere ting Pa-tecaiars of the Hight—Gal- jantry of eu- Sf oops— -e: al Snie ds’ key: our of the Ite Johm A nes Washington weund-¢ Wrvcursrtr, March 05 —The d-iails of Sun- day's fight record more deeds or personal daring a with dark clothes, * | ‘2? zny Dattle In bistory. Captain Shriber, ald rge reward for t.¢ recovery of the | 2nd inspector general to Gen. Sbields’ division, JOSEPH SMITH. while riding to Crest Hill (to the left of Stone 4 GRO. 0 ore a edze) with two orderlirs, was confronted by five vitslity to the Hair. When s javish distribution of Elegant Prosents is REWARD —Ran away from the #ub-| revel cavalry, who emptied their revolvers, kill- Price & centr, $1, sud $2 per-bottle, according mand Rich aod Gently sew '9 Hoo * 9100 = cc's county, Nas ov “Tused [ig Mia. toe seleiiion” Capea eieriber charged o size, fo 3-M,W&F Jim hificent Silk Dresses. the 6h di Jsnwary last, my two NE- upon them, running one through to the bilt of bis sword. The captain recelved a ball through the ae cap, but wes unbarmed ‘at and Captain Perkins, chief of General Banke’ staf, Wesh | was mainly {instrumental in planning the attack, bright mnlstto hoy, 1s | and performed various deeds of skiil and valor. Dr. Wuitz, tbe Cbtropodist, is a wonderful | Admission 9) cen! hildrenW0cents. — mii 24 “LB 23 yearnolt, 5 feet } operator. H+ method of treating corns, bunions, F*LARENDON CONCERT HAL _— i of copper co'nr; ros m bud nalls. ete , 1s perfection Itself. Suffer no lon- LA Hiely bg but has probably curthem or Hehe ger from those terribleevila but submit theirtre t- CONCERT EVARY EVENI soe iyo fuilod cloth aut ef cloth s.c ment to the science and skill of Dr. White, at 16 A ; oo ari saat ioe Pennsylvania avenue, between 1} and Sth ete. * stat W: BY 4 FULL BAND! EDWIN SICHOLL ES. & bret —_——— weantily) "old; very like! asant; back ¢: ing 6 4 Liquors, Cigars, and on BRANDRETH’s Pitts.—The occasional use ef fa'leu tof back mr th's safe medicine Inen-es health end prevents mbh2t-lw* Everything in the seating tine, ss more or Jess subject such as dysentery, diarrbe, headaches, d'zziness, billious aifections, &c.,&c. it} Sold at No. 201 Canal street N- Y., and at the Branch Otiice, corner 9h and £& street, Wash- ‘ee stand in Paton ane t ‘, 85 7 bas re Burch, on 6ih street. yer and ‘The twelve rebel regiments engaged were all mother batonging to Wachington oi" those sudden attacks of sickness to which al! are CE C le had with him the eame hing of clothing as the | ich, 23d, A of Garjonine gad Gove fe other, bat he bas ether oi: ileoted OH HUNTER, y,.C, | Virginisns, simone which were the ist, 24, 4th, “wh, one provisional and one Irish regiment. They bad also Asbby’s cavalry and 8 or ee- | two eight gun batteries, one six-gnn battery, and one four-gun battery, making in all twenty-six ington, D.C. P.S. Butlers’ suppiled by the do- among the Volunteers would be prevented by the oe wie of tora el a es fp younds res, an urvy ntment is a 2 certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Ri eat , FASSIONAB E Small Pox, &c., the Pills are the best medicines nh oat te ee WHAT AN AMOUNT of suffering and disease ag aany Caene with saddi« and oes. i given. - glia Spcrerseae’ yaa oer kee Invia Ruseee 'e ng Bt fo’ J x . . India rubber Sheets for protecting children's | , Temperance Hali will be let for Balls, Parties, aan beds, thet no fauntly should be ‘without; 75 cents | && Apply ss alove tz a am each. Kubber Blankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. MRE CONSIGNED coups. Rubber Ponches end Blankets combined, $2.56 a of them furnt pol to lar v e * 9 REWARD -—Stolen, mi zen. ml 2 iw 5 cy Pano! the. $2 about Il o'clock. 26 T MARE, ts sales, ON rE turned to the owner, at D: R. | between 9th and ictl, the in the world. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 221 at eed, ey vey, Bs min - FOR SALH AND RENT. Fe, SEN ‘Thres Sree ately ie take the oath of allegiance,” said the boy, ‘for I 424 sitticg room | bave three brothers in the Federal service, and I = guns, among which were some ceptured by them nizhts | gt Bull Run, Four of the color bearers of the Sth Oblio regiment were severally killed, when Capt. Whitcomb seized the flag, sword in hand, and was shot through the head by a youthful rebel soldier, who in turn received two wounds, and when approached by one of our officers, inquired of him if be knew Gen. Banks. He received a reply in the affirr.ative. “Teli him I want to ooation is oe | want {hem to know that I dietrue tothe Union.” mh £ OR KR EN'T—A desirable DWELL- =1*_| Gen. Shield’s arm is badly shattered, and, each. NEW SILKS 1G HOUSE. wrii forniehed, in the imme | CWimz to Imperfect setting, must be reset to- India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING FABRICS. AS. G NoG { the Stats Department. Apoy to | morrow. India Rubber Leggins ir. Aud all kinds of Rubber Goods! incinding Rub- | 8 Ba A clacton ot ee lees |& IGENEED MOTH ber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, 2 ill, Stock end Fixty &c.. &e., at manufscturer’s prices; st all's ent forward ™ moe RE& 0D» Asencs eat | — is-] This morning, many bodies, Repel and Union, FOR RENT—6o00d Door Mats, Under Sheetlngs for bed#in sickness, | tinue their 6a ; Be ey Syl deploying ey my t. remalned on the field, but they have since bren interred. Many of the wounded have died since pote they were brought to this city. The ladies in India Rubber Warehouse, 3 etween Several In fc oe town are busy in ministering to the ded. Ninth and Tenth atreets. “feb 1-t ND fexw BPRane SHED ROMS TO RENT. with | The ladies of the theater, now occupied asa « in eeation near Tie Loxap. Permanort and t-aurient bosrcert ‘secomean se hospital, are assiduous in their attendance on the A Card —S0r. Hunter will detinitely close Lis] Sllof which sro now ready for ex3ibition ane sale | Inquire at Star Ome: ettice In Washington on Sdinrday evening, the St our store, SOR RENT—A larce eh instant, after whieb date all persons sifiicted | The price at wh'oh the Goode are ordered to be K DWELLING 80OU8 with Potmonary dleease ean consult hu n- | Sold at for casi is iu temiity Got more than fifty | and kitolan. with is snd ally or by letter at his offiee, No. 47 eset Tureifth | COLta on tna doliar © the origina! cost of importa- | aed in one of the hneat p street, near Broadway, New York. t tunity is po’ : enew Reut ft 8 Bud te mh 25-tf | suderers. four story AK IC i. contain «¢ ten raumee ton. tive here will remain open for the terep- whet We atm sd oie ip he house will be patients uMlicted with arch, Bronebi- acasons: |6 i] 4 wsamption, and Asthma, no to the evening & May, of Saturdsy, 2th tustant, ~403 Pennsylvania ave- | Mh @ Stif 324 Pa.ave,, bet sth and ith ste, nue, Washington. mh CH. RIVART & CO. ALL FERSONS Can find the best stock of Cloth-| SJILLERY CHAMPAGNE DEPOT viemmity of t » Furnis! 5 Ta partment, compriring large par’ aU Suuith's, Novts0 Seventh atreel, near Fe? REMOVED TO Shamber, ising rom, Kitchen, an fa fe 27-3" 8. E. Corner oF Penn. AVeNve ann SixtH 8t., basa t Clarendon Hotel Building, MAKKIED. Washangton. On the 20th i it, by ti R. Mr. Kdward. , OLEMAN THOMPSON to Miss JOSEPHINE BH, ROSEY, Acext, Naw Yorx. a LACK, a'l of this city. feet from the eidewa'k. + 20e>- SHERRY, PORT and MADEIRA WINES, FiNK OLD BRANDY aud WHISKY, {> A liberal discount to dealers. mh 19 daughter of 16 months and 5 days, ral Thuraday afternoon at 3 o‘olock—No. OYSTERS—OYSTER: ! ‘Thirteenth street, Island, OYSTERS rs consn: Jong years —— 2 best y can be or sitter many be ron exe e<dor.d with pation’ mee mits Ah AUVs Waka | Bytes Stents Ne 8oU NU ate, vtwoen| PRAEGER aty. 8.0 venu 2 the Sad yoae Of ‘her age. m> 38 Im’ AYRES & CO. 3 th atreet, be- i tweenG and He [New York City papers copy} Bona ange ae On Wei i 20th instan ity GAR MouHAN, second fsowol Pranols and Lowes ounsylvania av, iy ‘mont? , aged | year I month en =. ‘ mh 19-1w 0. be the nest pohises | andy jew Gastease St ORS SERA, ee | ea ees and in Si ES, desire to be: | complete. “Those is data ne ‘OR RENT—By the week or month, JAMES MOLAN, Acent, Wasuixeton, D. FE yy bt! eo BE mish-d, | lication concernin by ihe 28° | formed in Mitchiges. of which t X ri) — A fi ‘Tree story Venous FANT & CO. | FON Nate tmiles for © period eferences 2 {inteliceneer) Aiter 12m at 170 K street, near 18th, north oe having so modified bis resolutien, jesiring wi d calling immed: ‘west side, be- j.. Corner | mh SS eae * mh 21-6¢* Einitee Mane reer Greco rerteuee m Tee LATEST TO-NIGHT. All quiet in this neighborhood and at! 5 It le reported that two sons of the late John A. Snot ES Washington were in Sunday's fight, ard were fev wounded, and one taken prisoner. ot Femevadie prives 1 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company of the Baltimeze company. he Post oe lor ape CUNGR BS3101KNAL e —_——@—— \2) XXXVEith CONGRESS—Seconé Session. ——— ‘25-6t* Weopvespay, Merch 26. Sexate —Afier the presentation of petitions— AFAR: Mr. Latham read 2 letter from ex- evated | Pierce, calling bis attention to a slanderous pub- an all disiopal league be was represented to be a member, —= which was alleged to be in the possession of the State Department. At ex-President P.’s solicita'ion Mr. Latham offered taining 8 bd Ne. ce In . ‘and arant ut the ketohen deoreae ia invited to at-end her funeral, on Friday, deen inst, | @XOLD silee ‘App'y 10D. ENGLISH, 439 Procpeot ste at il Wolock w mat Wo d18 Tents GO" AND FXOBANGE ON ALL THE . . thons, &c. Mr. Howard suggested that the resolution be |OUSE | so amended as to embrace 8 call for 2 letter from not 8 Dr. Hopkins (tothe State Department) making every above ant” Peanerivanre - peg coltttie® Hovss —Mr Dewes rote toe tion and the attention ispom.”_’__ mh int ee U.* (OU HER MASTERS VOUdmERS, ‘rhesrrtog fours Seton \oand 12 o'clock «-m.,| GEORGETOWN ADVEBRT'MTS | pemnpict ‘iseuce Bought by T 8, Thuredsys and fe 24 im ‘AT 96.60 the [Aves RuseER fed. promptiy. to" All sizes, at “ - sat Suons, ey dbsrond Naat ae OBerer '& co. 5 0: 5 E 3 : a eee pe aa : 2-7 senew the ssmr; Becese N GLOVE: “& Ebert, which It Is muon RSA, | Cont or 1a Ree tee | Se Soren opening RTS, a a 7 = eo ee