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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: FRI‘ay sseeeee-MAY 2, 1862 Uj" Reading matter on every page. See out- */de for Interesting telegraphic and other matter. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Jntelligencer ts occupied with news matters to-day. ‘The Republican comments upon the fall of New Orleans, and thinks It is the first decisive shock to the confidence of the rebels. ee ee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. i GEN? RAL SCOTT'S OPINION. ntleman who on Sunday last had a long ew with the veteran patriot Scott, in Eliz. peth, N.J., his bome, tells us that he declares that the war will surely be virtually over by the first of July next. He expresses the utmost conf- dence that by that time General McCiellan will hi completely subdued and driven the rebels m the field. He also expresses the utmost ad- miretion of the manner tn which the Presidert and the Sceretary of State have managed theiy share of the responsibilities of the times. Though physicaliy feeble, bis mind is as clear as his sin- cerest friends could wish. NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED. Brigadier Gen’1 Sherman (brother of Senator Sherman) was yesterday nominated to be a major ceneral of volunteers and confirmed ere the Sen- ate adjourned for the day. Major Crawford, who has been acting as in- genera! ef General Rosecrans’ column, has been nominated to a brigadier generalship of volonteers. ASSIGNED To DUTY. Brigadier General Hart-uff, we bear, bas bern ned to the command cf a brigade in the di- ion of the corps d’armee of Gen’! Banks com- unded by Gen | Abercrombie. RE-ESTABLISHED. © Secretary of War bas re-established the net long since abolished Military Department of Kensss, we hear. The General to command it bas not yet been designated. APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED. The Senate, In executive session, yesterday con- firmed the following nominations: Chas L. Lathrop to be collector of customs for the district of New Orleans, La. (This gentle- n f{ rmerly resided in New Orleans, but left re on the breaking outof the rebellion.} Wm. herman, mejor general, and Sam’! P. Carter, f nn , brigadier general of volunteers; Artenia Chapel rpecter of Nebraska, and J. T. Heard, of Mass brignd M._ Provost, Cyrns 3. H: derman Marcellus V. G. Strong, of N jjutants general, with the tn; D. Willard, of District of Co- shia, commissary of subsistence. oa York papers of yeater istered sales of Governments are in addition to large private trane- Fivaxcian —The New ay tbe + 580,009 ations. The 6's of t+o! gold at %; the 3's cf 1-74 at 9; the 7 20 per cents at 1024, and the I edness Certificates at 99, showing an ad- © in all descriptions, Toe improvement in fs of Issi within a week is about 4 per cent tate stocks sre active and better. Kentucky ‘State 6s. 575. [llinow coupens, 91, Indiana 5's, : North Cerolina 6's, 654; American ££ Tennessee 6 Missouri 6's, St; € geld, 1 - Brown's. . Mr. Blackwell and wife; Mr. Gudweed and wife, and F. J. Slowmapn, of Canada; and Dr. J Letterman, U S. A., are at Willards’. Rearroinren.—J. J. Ciseo, Eeq , we hear, hes been reappointed Assistant U. 8. Treasurer at New York. OUR ARMY BEFOAE YORKTOWN. | Correspondence of the N. Y Evening Post } Near Yorxtows, Ve , April 26.—By an eater issued to.day by General McClellan, General Fitz Jcbn Porter is sssigned to the direction of the siege of Yorktown. General Porter has, In fact, hed almost the entire direction of the siege since i's commencement, and is now simply invested eft y with the powers that be previously exer- cised_ Jn saying this I am confident that none of + friends will think less of the honor which his ape tment at this time confers upon him. | bave before sald that Gen. Porter was an un- trieg, indefatigable General, and was never at es; and also that Gen. McClellan appeared to have the utmost confidence in him, and to confide to im bis p'ens and rely upon hisjudgment. I also stated that Gen. Porter had practically the direction of the seige. And ] am more than ever satisfied thatthe siege will have agiorious and soccessful termination. Ever since the General’s frst eacension on Sunday, the 7th iast., the very next day after be arrived bere, be bas hada per- fect knowledge of the defences, etrength and ap- preaches to the enemy’sfcrtifications. He saw ata glance the enemy's strong end weak points, and bes governed himself accordingly, as the enemy will soon enough learn, without informa- tien from correspondents General Porter is anative of New Hampshire, th rty-nine years of age. He has resided princi- pally in New York city. He was graduated at Weet Point in ISi1l; was brevetted Second Lieu- tenant of artillery In 1915; became First Lieutenant tn Is47, waa brevetted Captain for gallant and torlous conduct in the battle of Mo'ino del September, 6, 1817, and brevetted Major for galiant conduct in the battle of Chepultepec, 13th * ptember. 1547. He was wounded at the cap- the city of Mexico. Since 1549 he has been t instructor in artillery, and most thor- he qualified for the direction of an ar- ge at this time. jal, | have to report a few shells from the hrown at our pickets, and other random S; resulting in no loss on ourside. Our gun- boats alone have replied tothe enemy’s fire to- day — a few shells into their works by way of diversion. The rebels evidently discovered something new this morning. which somewhat surprised them and drew ‘heir fre — sharply for 2 few min- ¥ it wes the digging of @ trench within t twelve hundred yards of their chief strong- across an open space which stretched from intty of Wormley’s Creek to York river, end commanding a fair view of their works in irentirelencth Thistrench was dug during night. and it is deep enough to prevent any arp artillery shots or the explosion nber of prisoners and deserters from bas been quite large, but I am not per- cial list, so I withhold any ‘ying that they have al! been {Correspondence of the Pbiladel®ia Inquirer } Came Wineretp Scott, near Yorktown, Va , April 30 —Seeesh {s evidently annoyed at the locse meaner in which the Yankees are burrow- - ip front of their works. In one place we t about six hundred yards from one Gar sharpshooters keep their orking opon it in ‘he day time, but PoP, pep goeethe rifles upon both Yesterday «afternoon they thought they und @ body of men at work In the edge of the woods, and they accordingly kept firin lis from « ten-inch gun anda forty two an two pound celumbiad. Nearly every one ‘ sbells exploded. They were the old ones from the Norfolk Navy Yard, and have the long ust of their shells passed over the woods, een fred at too great an elevation. Phe pesses<ton of a piece of woods, from which pave drivep thetr pickets, gives usa fine view an encampment near the Yorktown road, a = quarters of oe a ee rigbt ia the resr of ove strongest ®. Which has been constructed to prevent an ace by the Hampton roed. The th the ald of a ¥ he : ut 9 o'clock, a need beyond our rifie pits, 2 in force below the «sam = sent out to watch thelr movements About 10 o'clock heavy musketry fring com- inevced and lasted about one hour. About Llo’clock the enemy sent up their mis- crabiy constructed and tlL-shaped balloon. It was Pp stove minute, and then went down quick snot unlike te two Sibley tents, sewed the burs, being po! et each end. everything else manufactured at the its ys foe object of thisrecennoissance was for the purpose of destroying a let of low bushes and brush, es the enemy bad been in the habit of crawling upon their hands and knees and fop- pio, off our pickets. The expedition was suc- «sful ‘the brush and trees were removed, and mow Cur fick te watch without fear or favor. abel, the somewhat notorious Prnuaosylvanta politiciag and lecturer at Connecti- cut Peace Meetlags, bastaraed ap, since his libe- retiou frow Port Lafayette, at Yelisville, Ar. sas, as 8 Colonel, at the bead of 1,900 men. LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. FROM MISSOURI. Six Hundred Red indians Completely De- feated. The following dispatches have been received at the War Department : Pittesvae sLanpine, April 30 —Hon. Edwin M Stanton, Secretary of War: Reliable informa- tion is received that Major Hubbard, of the Ist Missouri Voluntecrs, on the 23th, with 146 men, defeated Colcneis Coffee and Stearnweight and etx bundred Indi it Neosho, M snd hugs psy 32 and Pine oipriae! horses and a large quantity of arm H. w Ha ieck, Major General. ef Rebel Saltpeter Works in sas by Gen € Ob y Forsytn, Mo., May 1 —On the 24th ult., the Federal cavalry from this plice destroyed an ex- tensive saltpeter manufacturing establishment near Yellville, Arkansas, and burned the build- ings. Lieut Hickox, ofthe 4th lowacavaly, was killed in a sk!rmish with the rebels. A large quantity of sepgiice, bid for rebel use, with deserters and jawfawkers hiding in the mountains, have been captured by General Cur- tis’ command. FROM CuM FOOTE’s FLOTILLA. Prespect of a Speedy Term‘nation of the Si t Wright—The Rebe jourl, kililng prisoners, 76 Destructio Orr Foat Wricurt, April 30.—There has been ne change in the cutward appearance of things here for the last two days, tut certain indications now point to a speedy termination of our pro- tracted siege, but I am not at liberty to say how soon. A deserter to-day from the rebel fleet says that the vessel to which he was attached has been em- loved nearly for a week past In cruising between Memphis and this point In search of cotton, and that every lot discovered had been burnt. The lots varied from five to sixty bales. and the ag- gtegate destroyed {s several thousand bales The rebel gunboat flect from New Orleans has arrived off Fort Wright and joined Hollins’ fleet They have now a sufficiently strong naval force to make a show of resistance. INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS, Occupation of the City by Federal Troops Tha Oficial Correspondence between Commo- dore Farragut and the Mayor, The War Department has received the follow- ing correspondence It is taken from the Rich- mond Enquirer of April 30th Com. Farragut to the Mayor of New Orleans. Orr New Oaeans, April 26, 1562 To his Exceliency the Mayor of the city of New Orleans Sir: Upon my arrival before your city I had the honor to send to your Honor Capt. Bailey, United States Navy, second in command of this expedition, to demsnd ef you the surrender of New Orleans to me, as the representative of the Government of the United States. Capt. Batley reported the result of an interview with yourself and the military authorities. It must ocenr to your Honor that it is not with- in the province of a naval officer to assume duties of a military commandant. I came here to reduce Sew Orleans to obedience to the Jaws and to vin- dicate the offended majesty of the Government of the United States. The righis of persons and property shall be ecenred. I therefore demand of you, as its representative, the unqualitied rur- render of the city, and that the embiem of sover- elgnty of the United & City Hall, Mint. and Custom Hoase by meridian thisday. All fags and other emblems of sover- eignty other than those of the United States must be moved from all the public buildinzs by that heur I partienlarly request thst you shall exerclee your autherity to quell adisterbances, restore order, and eaii upon all the good people of New Orleans to return at cuce to their vocations and I particularly demand that no person shall be mo- lested, in person or property, for pref: za! ments of loyalty to their Gevernment speedily and severely punish any person or persons whe sbal) commit snch outrages as were witnessed yesterdoy, by armed men firing upon helpless women and children for giving expres. sion to their pieasnre at witnessing the old fl 2g 1 am, respectfully, your obedient servant D.G Farnaset, Flag Officer Western Gulf Squadron. s be beisted over the Reply of the Mayer of the City of New Orleans, City Hawn, April 26, 1662, Flag Officer D G. Farnasrr, U_S. Flag-ship Hartford. Sir: In pursnance of a resolution which we thougbt proper to take, out of regard for the llves of the women end children who stil! crowd this great metropolis, Ger. Lovell bas evacuated tt, ‘with his troops, ind restored to me the adminis. tration of its government and the custody of its honor. I} bave, In, coun¢il with the city fathers, con- sidered the demand made of me yesterday, for an unconditional surrender of the city, coupled with a requisition to boist the flag of the United States on the public edifices and haul down the flag thet still floats upon the breeze from the dome of this Hall It hecomea my duty to trana- mit to you an answer, which is the universal ser- timent of my constituents ro less than the prom pt- ing my own heart dictates to me on this sad and solemn occasicn The city is without the means of defence, and is utterly destitute of the force and material that might enab’e it to resist an overpowering arma- ment displayed in sightef it. il amno military man, an ssess ro authority beyend that of ex- ecutiog the Lear iy laws of the city of New Orleans. It would be presumptuous in me to attempt to lead an army into the field, if I had one at command; and | know still less bow to Surrender an undefended place, held, as this is, at the mercy of your gunners and your mortars. To surrender such a place were an idle and un- meaning ceremony. ‘The city is yours by the power of biutal force, not by my choice or consent of ite inhabitants. [t ts for you to determiue what will be the fate that awaits us bere. As to hoisting any flag other than the flag of our own adoption and allegiance. let me say ‘o you that the man lives not in our midst whose hand and beart would not be peralyzed at the mere thought of such an act; nor could I find !n my entire con- stituency so wretched and desperate a renegade as would dare to profane with his hand the sacred emblem cf our aspirations. Sir, you bave manifested sentiments which would become one engaged ina better cause than that to which you have devoted your sword. | doubt not but that they spring from a noble though deluded nature, and! know » Se to appreciate the emotions which inspired them. You havea gal- lant people to administrate over during your oc- cupancy of this city—a peopie sensitive to all that can in the least affect their dignity and self re- spect. Pray, sir, do not fail to regard their ceptibilities. The obligations which | shall a: sume in their name shail be religiously complied with. You may trust their honor, though you might not count on their submission to unmerited wrong. in conclusion, ] beg you understand that the people of New Orleans, while unable to resist ray force, do not allow themseives to be insulted y the interference of such as bave rendcred themselves odious and contemptible by their dastardly desertion of our cause in the mighty struggle in which we are engaged, cr such as migbt remind trem too powerfully that they are the conquered, and you the conquerors. Peace andorder may be preserved without resort to meatures which ! could not at this moment pre- vent. Your occupying the city does not transfer allegiance from the Government of thetr choice toone which they have deliberately Tepudiated, and they yleid the obedience whict the conqueror is entitled toextort from the conquered. Respectfully, Joun T. Monnoz, Mayor. NOTICE.—The si road Co ’ will be hole at the ofice of Alexander Hay. No, 351 Ponnerivanis avenue, Washington C.,on BA RURD: May a, 12,9 11 o’olock -4 ALE . Sel6dtt JUSEFH PHORNTON, Purchasers EVERY ON INTKRERT--r0o THE 1S Meats STRANGERS, ANU SUL- S '—1 have jast recerved @ very large and oe ot * ring Clothi: wae Lan jeri our usual v- euih street, opposite Post Ofos, near ¥ fe27 3m |E UNION PRAYER MEETI Wul ot" jen every day thig week in the Luther- , (Rev. J. @. Butior’s,) at the corner of etree! o'clock OW pri at No Post Ofhos. nent TOR SALE-20 cr 1,009 feet of HICKORY ri s six feet iong, quartered and Ln a & suitabie for governm: urpoeee. Inquire of KR, » HAL vsombmimeeleteanes yg HIN WOOL *NS FOR GENTS’, YOUTHS’, sad Boys’ wear. Many choios 1a! rics and a at o1 hai SX KOUND CORNER OU en-cotave Chickering Pin ng been used : ut & short time, will be Shisemamactred’ oo 7° ete & e m2 “"_W. 6. METZEROTT, NG-—ENGRAY, fiers, Bit rads: Musio, inten key >" Neatly & = im me ogee ‘a peor iD 9 iy p's .. vofia »&e, &o Neatly execute? aud with dis patch at 230 Pa avenu Coppsr Pists Pricting EF‘ R SALE—A vory fi iste pees ue oo ie — haa no father aso for him, more serviceab!> by-ee in the Warra tel suurd, B gO0d curdition, ae Me van b+ seen at the stav.es of Dr, John Gregeon, D strest, between 1396 and 19th ate, amilw *o, J. HOLYLAND, m2 ~CONGRESSIONAL. ——o—— AXXVIIth CONGRESS—Secend Session. Sunars —After our report closed yesterday. +BORGETOWN ADVERTMTS LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D.C, AMUSEMENTS, JES B: Gites —— meee amr resol yhether further ESS ee eo The th tring wi = \ a ONIES AT AUCTION —On S84’ legislation Is necessary to prevent. the return of eandige: =e ; FIFTH WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST. (Bo more Rnt 6, at ie Soigen- fugitive saves by military smicore, atime short hE Cul please sed tort are aivotisear cekereine 1S BVENING. corner 16th cee svonse, iif be sold af mate Ciscossien by Mens. Semperand alsbury, was | ie ass not ining P ely net of Hroasy pat of bs 1 fons Ee consideration of the confiscation bill wes plllless sits Papen ot. cn. ae Whe wills ‘gharacter of | fentle and eonnd; eurabie either for riding or on: 4 jen resumed, an a ol << =, . Sg wil fered an amerdment directing | Anderson M J (col) Doty wr ne By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ug Procibent ts leone 0 prcclnmatien, ancinriak fedsren Me Devine farm Bry ie Wn THE LADY OF LYONS Prob ry SB ge the slaves of all rebels free He looked upon ev- | 4, it Fanni Middleton Minty necant John MeCalloush Ul WA 0 hy ery Union soldier killed as being killed by slavery. | Armstrong MraM ADoonelly Ellen © Malcer Ellen 2 . ry cree ‘ pad, Ad 4 He thought that by this movement tbe rebellion | B: pee ee & ‘Witeout reserve—" would be crushed out, and by it alone, and al- | Bes Mes MarguEalliv Alice V. Mumme Josephine ine Work ana Sed¢le Horses, luded to the emancipation of the slaves of the Borrows Mre MB Emmons Aa: Nicholson Mre2 ve end Beves Bests Wocene. District, for which 13,000 black men were bless- } pesley Margaret Fitzpatrick ae Pryor Mies M . en Spr Og been. 4 ‘eatiers, "5 Sof Ste Ser. d by Messrs. M Besjumia Mra ®.8 Penesich Biz Piyet tae : Ie sas very | young and sbend northera bred ‘he discussion was continued by rs. Mor- JSM2 arrage aay P, En of el Gazile, Mowe and, Davis til the Senate | Btn iin fue Perera iach Fuysy or anne | CMNBE Se po aad ecoematl Seommten Pier on Fo dae largret Bobrer Mre Jacob WALL & RARNARD. Anocts. ee te fey Mre Lane bg mera io on 7 ‘enth Augoey: ry Borat Henne: Follin SIC W'S Brephee Blane Hovsr.—After our report closed— Mr. Dunn reported a bili for the reorganization <y : By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. of the Adjatant General’s Office; recommitted. Gross Miss S Py phone ion = Mr. Lovejoy, from the Territorial Committee, Grattin Margreite Mre Ma Seats ——— —— ——- orner remTe reported a bill to make freedom national and Gibson Mre Maury Julia Ane slavery sectional, and asked to have it printed and Des EER Nears et A aA mmmitted; agreed to. G Hi Box ‘open from § till 4 The House ton went into Committee of the era ee Risab Greaves Maria, Schuefee Mrs ft open a7 an rieeaae of Dry Goods, Trimmings, Whole and took up the Pacific railroad bill, | Calvert Susan nae Fen LAREN, Treasorer._ orgy nes which they discussed for some hours without | Caton Jerale, = Hull Marta V_—Buevanson Mi GROVER’S THEATRE. oWeavmsrous uration, nny Ctherertioles ar Warvous) fram Cos Comralitce Waysand | Sour Margare:? Hamael Rome Tasry MigCe clined nil, GROVES hae the honor to acnounse that he Zrveceah AVALL & BARNARD, Anots 4 ns, from ret ammel Emma rry Mra Caroli i 2 Means, reported a bill to credit the States and ary Honesty Emily © Thowae Gengesna. | powed Plame ee sith tO WOrlé-re- Toglehart Mre Trammell Jane A Joass Mrs HN Wilton Mis ES Warfeid Mrs R Williams Mary Territories with such amounts as they have ad- vanced tn farnishing supplies, &c., for the. de- fense of the Government as an off-set to the sums By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. L. M. GOTTSCHALK. In conjune’ion with the principal Bolo Artists of the th the Asions of the direct G SKeeler Mra Mercy Weed Mre Emma ITALIAN OPERA a pedantry Provisions of Deng iy Miro pking Mre Mary ¥ Fie wie Pes | oh tom the Academy of M ate, New Fork. the neat tmays 2. Kemp Mre Betsy Young Mrs EL = nce Se in country, in- "THE STEEL ARMOR that has saved tho lives GENTLEMEN'S List. MME. ELENA L’ANGRI. of 0 many officers within the last few weekr, | acio Wm McMaccoloneEdw SIGNOR BRIGNOLI, may be found atthe Agency of the Company. er | Aires Wm Mo2Glockian Deal great . 15th et., next north of Riggs & Co.’s Bank. m2 3t* | Alkins Refec M be B ss AMODIO, mi J.C. Mo@UIRE & CO., Auc’s. 40 Fatiin OURS: Malta y we iS | Astley Sueaae a ee make room, atthe Musia'Storg of Oo an | Armowemit Duld Galloway Rabi | Nebie Nahi SIGNOR MANCUSI, BDA Ge 5 rige 5. m2 Corner of ith atroet ard Pa avs | Aitingon Chas D Gane Bate og Nee aze Se By J.C. MoGUIRE a LACK AND GOLORED SILKS—New sup | Andrewsa B — Gattm Jobo? Neleon Heary 8 SIGNOR ABELLA ‘ecriox —On : B plies. spec a! bargains Bartlett Win Griffin Jona Newel Geo M Director and Conductor. : Hew Dress Goods SEprod tear, dy Fs sexe! Blincoe Wa Saat Sener ree —s = te: n ye yy e z i im il ja reat ination jusical jebrities . teaulrad Jor seneeat ioe wen wm G2 Greve ACS ereeewill give in Weebinnte smell jet’ good F urnitere, tet Une price only, marked in Pian Barres, He ae Wiese w ee, wan So THREE ORAND INGTRUNENTAL OPERA- =a : ‘atrest. * a ¥ ae A ik m3 ¢t Penn. avenue and oth Hunter Tho On WEDNESDAY, PHURSDAY,and FRIDAY, (vSRiG, nd Mahogsay Side Tables, MLLLER’S UNION STABLE jemsley Thos May 7, 8,and 9, Ww Cane ‘eception Chairs, \ | tama crite corntr of Cand Sizth sts. Pri N Hamer Brephen PO Sale of coats commence at Metserott’s, Monday, ory F reach Chin's Covered Lounge, RSES, CARKIAGKS: TOP and NO TOP | Bence: Nathaniel Hosck Robi L Pee, | ee == ‘Chand-liers, seid for hire, sale exch*nge, or Bixler Moses Hi Reman : gt GPover’s ATE. ogany Hat- roe. and Hal! Oiloloth. by the di arent ir ie al | Seceieg ge pil 1 (TEE FF [ATIONAL.) repeele, lor, and Staw Carpets, month, on nabic term ne~ lo! pea Srna iad ‘ennsylvani ‘ourteenth Streetand ut, Fr ‘end of Horses, cos and B egies just See SE Rinks Toon Willer jotel, rane C and Bu ed and for hire. 0) ee ee senear fects a ARD Grove: Lessee and id’s Crib and siways be accommodated ‘with Horees and Bug- | Brady Jona Rees l [th ned Be HILLIPS..... —— Stage Sieeseet y Rooxers. aE Tat ie ee }. either ol ngie. > at a. or on 'e ee ee AE GERT BELL, Agent cg a pe pees aed ores SDT ot we pase , cee tiecch Dine Che . ‘ “re, NEW STOCK. 86 Pe ee we MI88 SUSAN 1 Band Fe Set, China, Giser, and Crockery 486 = ” 'Y ROU : ee Cutt INTERIOR ADORNMENTS ee 83 JENNY PARKER, | pottentine vPeee Cet” inst received 8 choice asslection of new and de s (col) Helsimer John MISS EFFIE GERMON, shogany Leal Dun Table. sirabs styles, . Banunond John Quien Jno Mi88 JU. Esra ‘ooking Stove, ‘Kitchen Requisiter, &o. APERHANGINGS. Beedee Geo Hill Jobn T-2 Richards Wm ™! ‘HIE GIMBER.| ‘serms cash. From the rich and ornats, to the most oh BiddilerG R Howell Jonsthan Ranon Sanson MR. E. L. TLGTON m2 dts J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucte. simple patterns. appr: 6 for Parlo: Barr John M Hagerty Joho Reid Richard 5 ‘MR. D. BETC! ey Dining Eooma and Chambers, Bowes Frank Howard Henry Roach Richard ROGERS, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers, FIREBOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER | Berke: Elie? Hogg Hamilton Reynolds Reutess Ande Large and EF ficient Company. Atay Femeieen, bores Was CEL- PIECES, &c ; + - Ri iw TION 5 —— New Designs, warranted Gold Bands, Imitation Boe amon DS Sergttluggerford F G Rally Jew GLORIOUS RECEAT and BLE are Minpons, IRON Sa¥E, AND oT! 4 Gold, and Common. Hi 8 Hall Prank Righter Jeese D SUCCESS ND Ritceen Formiten: J A ; WINDOW SHAVES. BowoGE Hana FS Ritrdan too naminobesc § ENS, the (oth Mar. comm molng at te i 4 <1 . » reas megindom, Shades of any roquirad style or e1xe, Henanlt F-2 en Which Til be presents : 394 Fennesivenis avenne,.neer the National Hctel, isnda by the yard or wa‘e into dee, .. For the Ls 5 tively. art ' OVAL r iCTURE FRAMES. era THE BABES OD. niver Ekiverns Cantera Spusoe, elven and faite, i jo be a1! h gold i . EP Capt aod ndsomest atd Iargset assortment ia the | Cok We, pte = RS et ta THE BABES IN THE WOOD. 8 gis Biver Wars. ‘om tre beet manufactory in thecoantry | Cockerill Sidny Head Anis B Sage War R THE BABES IN THE WOOD. ‘Maroon Covered Tete &-Tetes. two fom, ortment Dark Woed Frames, with & | Cure Robi M Herbely Jacch = Smith W C-2 fady Blanche | Sunpteacepescuement Sra! Denia net een 4 beatful variety of emali sised Oval and Card | Cortoch Mr (wood Imes Henry Stone jeremiah Beetle... ---—- Mir » Betohei: west '@ topand other Bideboards, v b es, of Foreign and Domestic manufac Contractor) Jeferson RW Silence Wm ——— te. top Ceatre and other ‘and Covers, ture tonts. &o. {rown Joceph Jelictcs atch Stionie WA To conelnde witht 6 learhable Faree, ve elegant Rept Curtains, Fixtures, and Cor- c % CORD AND TASSELS, Crump Je . " Different size pnd co re Vette Ringe, Navts, | aiken Joo 8 Se See De | Sslly Seragge—.—... ies Eme Germen Reis se it Mobgraay Extension Table, 14 feet, *F srenasing oxolunvely for oteli: theabove senda Geliawen Joba Shee re ‘adie Li r (nocording to their quality.) will be dispensed of at UFFER TEN ARB LOWER TWENTY. Snyder Perer Smith Nicholas -3. Bhipman Mason er? cheele. Bir alow rates as tuey oan be purchascd forin the District. Nomisr presentation mads to efiact enles Crdors for Paperhanging or Window Stade s.ex- eouted by exp: cet workmsc, tn oity or cot nen, Frepoh C! yo Ware, end Table Cutlery, eat ls Fepewtey Bravecie a other Carpets, Seimonds Frisb: 1 ed from th edine tha ab Broth And ss Series tenin and Ehuck Mattrerees, ~ A i DB one needing the Ove jemit! andrew pcaden ‘Term ash. ae J. MARERITER, Cavell J Kernane Path s At Beary meet Sashie-tep sehetands ed Fixtores, ber th ber, No 486 Seventh et., 8 f Cole Jackson ram Jno Segerson Ja jane seat agers Slave," Gdeloke Hail and Ge targes| vow some Reiryloo* Stet Tan Sates ee iyon ie Tikes & Bela vcvcres Cash for goods & d lar a eee 8 ‘ford John d Kelly Jas R3 Sebront Jac ; Doors will be open at 7 o'clock | iS ~~ ng Stove: a a (OR BALE—A pair of ORBSES, EX- | Copetaad Geo irk Henry eatley Jon tohe K ESs WAGON and BUGGY wih Conkyin Francis Keeler Edger-2 Spilman Jas D Box office for securing cents oper from 9 until ith many other articles = doutis ret of BARN E85. som! a Gees Etwd seen Oe. = jaT Qnd 336 until 53s o'clock. merate.” Terms cash Rot neceeesary tc ent. The above will so chesp for ons! - =io] : i wr s 3 BREE TOCA RET PIELD Station a | Chiowecwy Eeigpened” EE CANTERBURY BAL aunenrnar, [com QE EAyAteieer etreet.a fe 14th str be me — = a} . Y — ee $$$ J Carter Cronier Bha — W E Have this das oped Kile of two hundred Crary Teer THE Menweesy 5: naeeps? Ein {avout fe peiet ant ie Perehses mor aod fifty thousand BRICK, which we will sell pS icboo yr tn SINATIO pt +h f 34 rh cm ats a & Toa. RICHARDS. | Deminion Wa COMBINATION Dorn Wm Doel Freeman FOR SALE—at Whiteharst, Galler 434 Pa. avenue, three WUUDE TALENTED ARTI Terra genre Sums Alonzo Scott Afred V pe Gea i y i Vieite of dis- : To-night, the s the Water Colors. ai m 1-3t Davis Martin H Sur Alex VIRGINIA MUMMY * and : Mardock — lo IANO. on We VIRGINIA ! Terme itd oseh. one A FINE Toned Sever Uetave Piano, perfect'y Beech Freer, Walter INIA MUMMY Ee balsas ce aad FRAN Travis Siempeon-2 Dyer ignatius Day 8 new, for ue on easy terms, or will ex- ghanee it for x good building fot. Io Oe a] zs Tayler Jerome No. 426 N atreet, between isth and Ver wT pay H ce Meare Levee Tosaphi ote Joshua The Forrest of hee will prpear mont av. m 1 2t I Malrey Ward Trammell G W in his great im crim Biers = ce? Maran Thos by MI rN Al S GREAT SACRIFICE ! Moriarty Thee The Sweet : . MIELLING off 20 per cent beiow cost, lege stook Matthews T M2 w MISS ML w " of TRUNKS, HARKNESS, SADDLE! RA- 7 rm DI Cape Motthews Thos H The most besatifui ‘American DLES, and MILITARY GOOWS, to close Donohoe Bernard Miller Sami 0 De stage— ‘me Bas! cocosrn, at 235 Pennsylvania avenue, betwren | Dennisoa Allen W Mur, RJ * RK. ANT, J2th and 13th sts , south side. miiw LAR Murphy Owen = Watt Andrew The ie ! TOFICE Moran Michael, Woodall Andrew-3 ri ur ichael or 5 N TO THE PUBLIC Moore Milton Wood BC Sur Gen | B® Washington Fa fh sesist Prank __IN GENERAL! GOSLING RESTAURANT, 247 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sovutn Siva. (Formerly of New York,) Wagover C8 Willlame Collin Waster Edw os tthi,; n Geo E- Wagocsr CW Miller Jao L Capt Wetcerl) W PA, ie Bl D PIT. iat : Tux Count or Baavry in Naw Dances! Fotrekin A C-2 T! eantifal Fler Robt Poa MADRIGALS UF SERIN Foster Oriton-2 . sale aoe ae ahah Fry Jobn-? Fowler Johu McBonald JeremiahWebh Jon Vas 5 Loam Has the Name and Fame of being eg dal Murdock Ine w os Sia Jun The Fae siete AEE . = : : * " ONE OF THEO ROW A CTAUBANTS «| Peach jay, McGann, eed Jobe Sarat cHOW DED ROUSERS IrGiveitg walaadindgeforvouresi-acn | Eze, Mente py Ginea fer” | 2 Shes of dppieuteamd Hate Lawehe Everything inthe House Fenner Elwin Merdoh Jn” | Wagner Binon ae TALENT IN THE OOUNTRY. 18 of the Framphes John = McCrackerJno H Wyand Simon They Know no Limits! BEST THE MARKET Fry Riehd Martel Jos F Wallace TK They F Opposis { ., AFFORDS. Fowloog Dani McCarthy Jere = Wadeworth Wn L Ti je for the Public ! Beat i etthe puabor— Fields me Mackir Joo prncomar nee (” No person leaves the and resrecs bes ennsylvania 5 ac and ume ere. _m1$m_Between 12th and svete southside. | Fone, Dies om wae aoe MISCELLANEO ‘To the Soldier Friend of Harriet Garlock; Te the Officer who has charge of the effects left by the Soldiers of the 4th Regt. M. Veils, D. C., Georgetow: TTENTION, LADIES!—MR8. = A TEILLE, 468 Lith etreet. reasie phates seamer from Faris a choice assortment of Ladies’ OF VESSE! of the District it ee rnd tt RaAST SUM PURE RN est She commencing at ti Undercioth ng, elegant and gracelu: troop Skirts.| [7 All Letters (except “ Soldiers’ Letters”) | Gala Afternoon Performance for Saturday! —* me Ber uarog Fount. Point a ppl’e, Valenciennes and | must,im @very instance, be prepaid. Grecrat sy yt saree ce re fed Sets, Barbee, Couures, It HENRY ADDISON, Postmaster, | Miss Millie Fow! hor Beret tterneen A ppear- Yeu 0 2 : 3 - —— = = THE VIRGINIA MUMMY! HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JU: y ‘OWwer, Sompeny T over three hundred new ita RECEIVED WANTS. ag Dill, to pl teak fee and chil pm: tographs of fine engravings, Comio Pictures, Ra- | This will be the only afternoon performance of pols, Madonnes, &o. Snow supply of hand-| WyANTED—A WASH WOMAN, at the Na | ine Virginie Mummy. zome Photographio Album: at tions! Steam Laundry. ‘wages. Refer- ise a be it lo, 251 K o 1LLIAM Ri RICHSTE N's noe regu) m2 n* veoonist and 14th cenaivod's O38 tiver np 30-3t* No. 378 Penn. avenie_ | WWANTED-A,Bret-olnes Jou Reyman, BAR- | Basket Wedneaiay ahternoon, "ma COE Rts COME ALL, and bey your outfit | constant employment. Appt No: 93 High strest;| CONTINENTAL OPSRA IOUS of SPRING and SUMMER GO TBING at | Georgetown. m 2-21" ONTINENTAL OPBRA HOUSE! Avenue and van! Avenue and Eleventh Pesce ESTA! A he Desi br od and a ENTS a the corner of KE and ent! 5 101 ok ci Seventh - el Wa hina See avon north and between Iothets, Acdrees JE. HILGARD, Coast survey Office. m 2-5t* TED TO BUY—From 5 to 15 gores of "e for gardi strict. Any having to dispose of may finds erabaser | ‘sddfensie “Buyer, Georgetown ont iid mi ‘xe ————_————— ee ‘ed or f ve BAR & BROT 8 ways do what is right. pain WARD. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Tho following ticket will be supported by the Union men of this Ward fur re-eleci t Monday in June next, viz: ran tr i it 10. vit ‘or Mayor— RICHARD WALLACH HE 5 1 For Alderman—JOSEPH F BROWN. ANZED-Abost. one hundred able-bodied F ALS For Common Council—TROS LEWIS, ALEX. to go to hip Point, near Yorktown, as i R SHEPHERD, PHOS. A. SPEVENS. laborers. Apply to Mr. Voss, at Morgan’s W! Space nny CURTIS. ihcortmunty on the ae eo eaahmeath, y wi iy on NT. =o mt A. BECK iT, Major G. 8. UBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY 61V sam Pinel others ee the Commienomeat I WAN5, 200 AGENTS to meee under the acs of Congress of the Igth of April, 18e2,) & 00i8. This 18 4 + ‘who entitled, An aot for the release of certain persons Keepers. A hberai en cee Spas settee. held to service or labor in the District of Colum-| Wish to reli again, as { can supply aie a apy enett Beato ty dart tie New, Stomping Depot. 288 evanth tty Wednesday. Thursday, and Frida between Land M. eariy—No. 280, Belding claims to torvige ar ten sosieet = ser wr la! dieohatged ‘theret‘om ‘by that wot ra Mees ry ee ninety days from the paseage thereof, ( wh Seventh street, between L empl end get expire on the l5th of July next,) but not the: | their ‘done on flannel, cath present totheCommiasioners: rented by totes ments or petitions on writing. verified by oat, of Sirmation setting forth pe pames, ages. a2 25, which the petitioners Soquired such cial: aud y facts touching the valus and declar a 4 her Siieginnes to the Governesent of the ui against the United weates’ < the pe rf dnd ellen haciy Jha ree ae = ‘te ‘ah "seotion of fiat aot for 8 Pa She Dinter of Celamblas ot a ule wii tne Ciroutt Court for the District of 6 several ow: Ci or claimants to thi worvices of tl sone made on ea Sa wentackrdans Lf ih gered Seger ee On SATURDAY AFTERNOON THE FIRST GRawp. Mstinan OF Tuk 1 baa DaNveuy BY THE FEE Seka aries = kite ea _ 354 Pa. ancant COBEN. =a rea cao HAF oror Washington, A) Wd" Pants Mage oe the been ph Megeea tery | we nae was dias cs snpecttuiy vo] WYsastasees of Peasticde *73)6t__479 Ninthata Pana, aerate tat SENRY Rati b 2 co, of fe osts Bic Sonalpatoane rion GLUVES— For Ladies, ee page Ve ON