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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

DAINTED BUCKETS, BRASS BOUND WATER
Il BUCKETS, FLOUR PALS and s UGAR BOX
Els for sale by BRUCE Il PECK.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
vessel Fired by Paroied Prisoners.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 2l.-lntelligence
was received here this morning ofthe destruc-
ton by fire OF The schooner Ocean Wave,
loaded with forage, while anchored OIL the
mouth of the Warwick river, little stream
about eiggteen miles from here, on the James
river 1t presumed that the schooner was
set on fire by some of the paroled prisoners Of
Lees army, who have been sent from Rich.
mond to their homes in the various counties
bordipg on the James, Elizabeth, and Nanse-
moud rivers, and who are said to be pro Wiling
around in squads, Intent upon some mischief.
Large nGmbersof these prisoners. unable to
90 North by reason of an order recently issued
by the Secretary Of War, are scattered all over
Old Point and Its immediate vicinity, subsist.
ing upon Government rations, and Wend their
way III every direction over the country. The
greatest care and diligence are being exercised
by the military authorities in preventing these
prisoners from committing acts OF violence
and desperation. This morning, at an early
hour, one of the wharves at this point, on
which is placed large amount OF ordnance
sort S, was discovered to be on fire, but. by the
active measures OF the guard stationed IN ths its
vicinity, was soon eXtinguished otner wise the
damage caused by the explosion OF so large an
amount OF material would have been enor-
nous. The fire is attributed to some or these
paroIed prisoners.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
Monument to Thomas WiIdey.

Yester day afternoon, at four O'Clock, vas
itnns nf tba .ne apn Sssa Ss me sofneF
structed TO the memory OF Past Grand Sire
Thomas Wildey, and commemorative of the
introduction by him OF Odd Fellowship into
the United States, 10th April, I3Ie-forty six
years ago.
n large number Of the members OF the Or
der, including delegation from Washington,
assembled at the Hall on North Gay street,
Baltimore. and accompanied by two bands,
moved in procession to the spot designated for
the erection of the monument.
The ere monies were commenced with prayer
by the Rev. John McCron, ID. u, who acted as
Grand Chaplain. Grand Master Henry F.
CAREY, of Maryland, and Grand Sire Isasc M
VeItcb, of st. Louis, Mo, each delivered ora
tons which enlisted the close attention OF the
large concourse present. The Grand Sire then
laid the cornerstone in its position. A copper
box, twelve inches long, SIX inches wide, and
and six inches deep, was placed in the stone.
In the box was deposited by the Grand Secre-
tary a copy OF the enlogy delivered by Pass
Grand Master James L Ridgey on the life and
charactsr OF p G. Sire Wildey; the proceed
iDEs Of the Grand Lodge OF Maryland, and also
OF the Grand Lodge OF tie United States, on the
death OF r. G.. Sire Wildey, with the news
papers OF the day, including copy OF the
washington Weekly Stare ofthe ceremonies,
sc. After the ceremonies of laying had been
performed, prayer was offered by the Grand
Chaplain, and the announcement made by the
Grand Master, o. the work being done. The
procession was e-formed and returned TO the
Hall on North Gay street, where Il was dis
missed.
The monument will be 81 feet in height, aud
constructed of Maryland white marble. 1t
will be erected on granite base, fee. so uare.
On this base block are carved in bGss0 re.icro
the productions OF the North American CONT
neDt.
The pedestal rises above the base, having On
its eastern face the seal OF the Grand Lodge OF
the United States carved in bdSso Telisro On
the northern and southern faces are carvings
of similar character representing Faith and
Hope, while the western face will contain the
memorial inscription 10 past Grand Sire Will
dey. The pedestal supports full order OF the
Grecian Doric architecture, typical, by the
beanty Of itsproportions and the simplicity Of
its character, Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows.
The emblems of the Order-the three links,
the heart and hand, the bundle Of rods and the
giobe-are carved on the four faces of the frieze
Of the entablature. On the summit is TO be
placed life size figure OF Charity protecting
orphans, thus blending the theory and prln-
ciples of the fraternity with the TecollectIoIs
of the services of Past Grand Sire Wildsy
1t is expected and designed that the work
shall be completed by the 18th of September
next, when the dedication WILL take place, on
which occasion there will be present repre-
natives from all lodges and encaInpments
IN the country.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE

AGREE.
Out OF ten thousand regular physicians you cau
not find enc who will not say that StimH!an:s and
Inrisor art, are absolutely necessary in medical
prsctice. And yet In by gone years humane prac-
tilioners have hesitated to administer them, be.
cause the 6endish in genuity OF wretohes who make
me-ch andiss OF human inf mites, sd so polluted
and deteriorated them that the remedy was dee med
as dangerous as the disease. This perplexity is
happily done away with. physieisns know. be-
GAUGE tie first analytical chemists Of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosrITTRR's CELE-
BRATED sroNAcH BIrTERs are absolutely and en.
tjreIy free from all pernicious elements. Hence
they have been intro duced into the United States
Army. and are accepted whereon the testimony OF
the wise. the intel gent and the phiIanthropie is
rated at its inst value, as the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in.
fuences, that has ever been tested by experience.
In cases OF Dyspepsia and Liver Compaint,we state
without qualification or reservation, that the Bit.
ters are as nearly infallihle ~ anything prepared
by human skill can be. ap2j.eg
Evening star., 1865-04-27
IMPORTANT REPORT.
Certain Leading Rebels to be Indicted
They are Charged with Pillase, Arson,

HARRISBURG. April 26.-It is reported in Of
fetal circles that the district attorney of Frank
lin comfy viii bring before the grand Jury of
The court, soOn to convene III that county, bills
OF iDdiciment against General McCansland,
Harry Gilmore, and other leading rebels, FOR
ievying war upon the inhabitants OF Franklin
county, for pillage. arson, and murder. There
can be no doubt that true bills Will be found
when Governor Curtin will Immediately de.
mand the wretches thus indicted from the
Governor OF Virginia for trial in Pennsylya.
MIA. Before the proposed action of the district
attorney Of Franklin county was known, it
was contemplated by the executive OF Penn
sylyania to make formal demand for
McCausland and Gilmore. This action is now
postponed TO await the result OF the proceed. .
ings be- fore Franklin county grand Jury.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
zFDresses without sleeves are the style tn

IL Dresses without sleeves are the style In
Paris.
TPThe Post Office as Mobile is 10 be re-
opened Immediately.
S-A Rebel citizen of Goldsboro, NJ q, wss
killed on Thursday last, for expressing JOY On
account of the murder Of the President
6-The workmen at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard who were on strike, have gone 70 work
aosin on neing assured by Secretary Welles
that their grievances would be promptly al
tended to.
rTwo French war vessels arrived s. New
yOrk on Saturday evening from Havane-.hs
steam corvette Darien, Ii guns, and the steana-
or Eptrepreseaute, four guns. They made the
voyage in nine days.
kyItis announced that & corps OF 400 gend-
arms, with 2S officers, is to be formed in France
for Mexico to serve as model for native
body body for the whole country. Frenehmen
who engage will be allowed to take their wives
and children to Mexico.
EThe Jay county und J TorchIight says
the horses OF William Gift, OF that place, were
made entirely deaf by the heavy firing Of can
non in honor of Lees surrender. They have
SO continued ever since.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
ARREST OF JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.
He is Confined in the Old CapitoI-AlIeged
Causp of His ArPeSt

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Junius Brntus
Beoth was arrested in this city al eight o'clock
this morning, and taken to Washington, where
he Is now confined la the Old Capitol prison
Ii Is understood his arrest was caused on sus-
pic1on OF his kDoWledg dge of the intention of his
brother TO assassinate President Lin coin, based
upon his letter TO " likes, pu ubished in yester.
day mornings papers, regarding Richmond
al d OIL.
TThe letter referred to is said to have been
addressed to j. Wilkes Booth by his brother, at
Fords Tneater. 1t states in substance that as
Richmond had fallen. and Lee had surrendered,
it vas advisable to abandon the Oil business
A postscript was added, signed "Alice," to the
same effect.
PHlLADELPH1A, April 26-The Ledger re.
porters say that the rumor that Junius Brutus
Booth was arrested here on Tuesday is not
TACT 1t is ascertained from relative OF his
that he visited the vicinity of New York, where
his mother is represented as suffering from her
sons conduct. He was arrested at New York
and taken to Washington.
PHIIADRLPHIA, April 26-Ths reporters Of
Forneys Press furnish the following regard.
ing the arrest OF JuDius Brutus Booth He was
arrested 81 q private residence OF a friend in
this city. The detectives had been on the qai
rare for several days past. He was placed in q
close carTirse and driven to the Baltimore
depot, and taken in he first train to Washing
ton. He was arrested, it is stated, upon eyi.
dence in certain documents in possession OF
the United States authorities, an extract Of
which was published on Monday.
This extract literally alludes to the Oil busi.
ness. as not likely 10 be profitable, because
Richmond had been captured and Lee had
surrendered. Those who are well acq TAINTED
with the chirosraphy OF the prisoner, believe
1t to have been written by him
Alice. " no also concnrs in the recornmenda.
ton 10 the assassin to abandon the oil business
is said 70 be q woman who is Intimately &C.
quainted with the assassin.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
Incident in Booths Life.

PITTsBURG, April 25.-Mr. Duncan, q reiia-
BILE citizen OF Pittsburg, has just returned from
Meadeyille and mentions a singular circum-
stance in connection with the assassin Booth.
"While stopping at the McHenry House, in
Meadeville, On the 4th OF J une last, Booth wrote
on a pane OF glass with his diamond ring, the
following words:
"Abe lincoln departed this life, August 10,
1864. by the effects of poison"
Booths name was written oO the hotel regis
ter i'll the same handwriting. Several OF mis-
friends at different times occupied the same
room. A complete register as been kept OF all
the names OF the occupants OF that room since
June last.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
FROM MEXICO.
Cortinas Against the Empire-Prepara.
tFonS Att3ck Mpija

ras, it is reported that Cortinas had declared
against the Empire, and was preparing 10 at
tack General Meila, in Matamoras with four
or five hundred men. Meila is cut OH from
communication with the Interior. He Will
either surrender or retreat if he does the latter
he is lost Cortinas has from six TO seven
Thousand trOopS.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
FROM HAVANA.
News OF MIR. Linc0ln's Death Rec
The Mantle eStatiOns OH the OccacI

0tNS OF Mt LIHC0IH Utath RPCcived-
The Manifestations Oh the OccacIon-Ar.
rival OF Blockade Runners.
NEW YORK, April 26 The steamer CoIum-
bia, from Havana on the 9th, has arrived
The assassination OF President Lincoln caused
much excitement, and cast deep gloom over
the American residents. The rebels and their
syfIi pathizers, however. secretly and openly
reioiced. The American cons sulate displayed
the flag at half-mast. The blockade. .ruu II ne rs
Wren and Badger arrived on the I'D fro m
Galveston. with cotton.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
On tcdyd, TtE6G or W0fi.
jafG the E0ligu nf RsuFb
Rode fhs Sir HpNdrsd. y

Rode the SIR H0xdrsd."
But larger. by hundreds multiplied into mil
lions, than the doomed band Who rode to swift
destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the great cav
alcsde or unhappy men who are rushing to un-
timely graves, followed by the ssunt spectre Dys-
epsia. This is all wrong, and should cease.
There is no necessity for it. PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. the great stomachic Pain Killer, cures
Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Hesdache. Vertigo. Dull
ness, and all symptoms OF kindred character, as
if by magic He who has no excuse for illness, is
indeed guilty, If he continues to suffer. Plants
tion Bitters may be had everywherel They are
cheap. reliable and sure
Buy, try. and be cured Ap 2S.iW
Evening star., 1865-04-27
SPRING AND sUMMRR CLOTHING.

New styles Superb STOCK of Dress. Sack, and
ootbin. furnsbias aoSs. s:ss and Boys
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Mems
ssn snse so 81 Hssay made rhsh nf fer sIs
faithiuipess of nsnufacture, has not been sur
market
Tnose In search OF Clothing for Gentlemen g and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine Our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemens
furnishing Goods, comprising everything usces-
NOAH WALKER CO., 36s Pa sv..
pc lo-Smr Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star., 1865-04-27
FROM NEW ORLEANS

Tfdings of the Late Tragedy Received
theie-four men Killed for Rejoicing
Rouge,
CAlEo, April e6 The steamer Olive Branch,
from New Orleans on the 2ist, has passed for
81. Louis Four men were killed on the day
OF the receipt of the news of the assassinauon
of Mr.. Lincoln in New Orleans, for rejoicing
over his death. A Batcn Rouge despatch,
dated the 2uih, says the news OF the assassina-
tion was received on the 10Th, causing great
excitement. Business was entirely suspended.
and the buildings draped in mourning. Gen.
erai sorrow was expressed. A large funeral
Banks passed Baton Rouge, for New Orleans,
en- the 18th.
Evening star., 1865-04-27

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Hssay OF Warnin g
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and Syhtens-Sent free, in sealed envel lopes.
Address Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Asso-
citation, p hi1e delphia, Pa. mh 81 I'm
Evening star., 1865-04-27

nent, It felt justified in placing strict guard
at the slip Oh which the vessel was undergoing
repairs, TO prevent any breach Of neutrality by
the enlistment OF British subjects. But the
government did not intend to detain the ship,
ard as soon rs her repairs were completed she
would proceed to sea. Four British subjects
cesd to sea imme diately after having coaled
and proyisioned.
Great Britain.
The Hon. J. l.. O'Sullivan, late American
Minister to Portugal, has written a letter to the
Lendon Times concerning the Stone wall affair,
stating that the ram waited outside the harpor
at Llsbon more than twenty four hours in Or
DER 10 give the Niagara and Sacramento an Op.
portunity to come out and offer battle, without
violation Of the port regulations.
The London Times says attempts are max
1Eg TO resuscitate blockaoe-runnlng, and that
vessels of a new class are in preparation for
beaching on the coast of Florida.
France.
In the Corps Legislatif, on the 1lth, the Mex
lean question was discussed. nj. ROuher men
toned thar a portion Of the French troops had
already arrived home from Mexico, aud said
that the remainder would return as soon as
possible.
M: Rouher's speech was much applauded
by the Chamber.
NJ. Rouber, in q subsequent speech, energet.
scally repelled the anticipations of q war. with
the United States. He said
"France has maintained a strict neutrality.
The messages of President Lincoln indicate
that the United States desire the maintenance
Of peace in the world. The United States do
not forget that France has been their foster
mother. France has not, under a regard for
her security in Mexico, formed the Impions
wish that the civil war might be prolonged" :"
X. Rouher maintained that the United States
have no interest in annexing Mexico, for that
would be to prepare forces for the South. The
Minister, in conclusion, said
Il consider, then. as phantoms, any aRtici-
pations Of conflict between France and
America. No reason exists for apprehendin
war. Let the French flag remain a IL " months
n Na n n hs.1Gyf f.anr
that account"
Rentes closed at 6.f. soc
According to the Gazette de France OF this
evening the journey OF Emperor to Algeria Is
at least adjourned, if not abandoned.
Evening star., 1865-04-27

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Evening star., 1865-04-27

HELMHoLD'S ExTkACr SARSAPARRILLA
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of health into the system, and purges out the hu
that make disease,
Evening star., 1865-04-27

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Evening star., 1865-04-27
DENTISTRY.

GREAT DIsCOVER1 In DENTISTRY.
TEETH ExTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
yeuld sdvise all persons having teeth <rA
to extract TO call At DIR; !,SIL LnWIES Gnics.
and have them tai On out Sinont pam: m, ,,,.
proved method of inserting gARrIFICI ALTIATH.
Nyou once see the greft IN ans teesn
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Silver and Rubber Plates at the old price. - We
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universe
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TRAVELLING BAGS.
SADDLES. HARNESS.
HORSE COVERS,
ulTARY HORSE loUIPMKNrs.
SWORD BELTS,
HAyEEsACKs, WHIPS,
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RIPAIRING.
Trunks co. repaired pfomptly snd thoroughly.
THRkB G1LvER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute of baltimore
October 3lst. 1864; also, the highest premium, 4
bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics,
Institute OF Washington, D. g., In 1857.
SOLE AGENTS
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FRANK MILLRR'S
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male So.
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Evening star., 1865-04-27

| Solo Basso-" NabucoioDosOr' ....... Verdi
Qusrtette-'Remem Der, Lord. "...- Curshman.
TICKETS FIFTY CRNTs
To be had at the usual places OF the members of
the Assoeiatiop and 1T Dr. r. s. I. oisseil 9 Dsne
stofe, GsorgetoHn. sp 2o-2t
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On THURSDAY EVENING, April 27. 1855.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
COMPLIMENT FAIRY CONOERT,
given to
MONS. ALEXANDRE WOLOWsKI.
Pianist and Composer, Member of the Principal
Philharmonic Societies, etc,
Madame L. GOMEZ DE TOLoWskA,.
Prims Donna OF the Italian Opera
Miss bIzZIE RING.
| Miss II. A. BLOOD. la ''''
Mis- MARY E. wREELER.
Miss SARDIUS p. SANDERSOS,
Mss ESTELLA N FORREST,
Miss EVA MILE,
Miss ADELA HEYMAEN.
Miss HENRIETTA HxYMANN,
Miss NELLIE NJ. HUTCHINSON.
Mr.. ;. W. POPE,
Mr. P. L. MCQUEEN,
Mr.. r.C.W.WALKER, Jr.
Master SEYMOUR HEYMANN,
Mons ALsXANDRE WoL2Wsk!. c.,,.,,o,
The Magnificent Grand Piano Forte used on this
occasion wa, manpfaetured BY steinwsy u Sons,
1uu hihuAJ iosaSU w W " dAoILGlOts
Rsss sea.s cents iGss sstsa
Tickets for ssls At ". 6. netzerotts Music
stss iis %Sic stcrs Sssas @ fSa FeansT fe
yapia avenue, between 9th and 10th strests. and
only a. G; Mstzsrott's Music Store. whore re The The
menee at $50 o'clock % prsciseiS. ' ~ an ,? s5st Sstl
RIEasTADTs GREAT PAINTING
Of the
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
VIII be on exhibition for short time. q!
SEATON HALL,
Corner of eth and streets
Uren from 10 a. m. to p. m. and from 7: to io
In the evening. ap Is lRT
OXFORD: OXFORD! OXFORD.
| MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvania AYsnus
GRAND RE OPENING.
FIRST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON.
The Mar rasement would respectfully ANNOUNCE
%.s sth r., 1 d HnsssoS ,nd
week In the fsyorite Domestic Drama Of
FANCHON THE CRICKET
Fanchon ----- 49, Miss Nelly Whitney
Other characters by the company. n -''si''A
For fnli paltleuiar ees bills OF the day
Last wees Miss KATE pRNNoYzR.
twenty eight other performers. who appear
nightly 'Dss Il fhf
In active pr Uscfh FoMs Dram" of
For the production of which piece, vel! known
af'i''ei hrs hfis SfsR sRSsiffs DE rA1Bza
will shortly appear.
THE IRON CLADs ABE HERE
WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner OF lIth and streets. near Penn $ svcaao.
THIS EVENING,
SAM SHaRPLEY'S MtNSrRELS
BRASS BAND
AED
BURLEsQUE E OPERA TKOuPE
ss SANFORD WT u.n
THE GREAT IRON CLADS!
Who have the honor of appearing. after an All.
sence Of many months, during whieh time they
have performed in every city in the Upitel States
and Canadas, with greater success tb an any other
Troupe in the werld Hundreds TUNED away
nightly. seeking IN vain for admission to witn.ss
the inimi'ab,s efforts ofthe
MONITORS OF MINsTRELsY.
PRICES OF ADHESION,
Psrquet and Dress Circle 81 cents. Orchestra
Chaisn - cents, Private Boxes We dollars.
Bs1 Office open from 10 A. NJ, TO p. n, Seats
may be yecnred three days in advance.
ap4a
FORD's NEW THEATER.
Evening star., 1865-04-27

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complexion use HELNroLD's HIGHLY CoNoEN-
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Evening star., 1865-04-27

NERVOUS DRBILITY. SEMINAL TEARSESS, &C.,
Can Be Curt by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF others, and will tell YOU nothing
but tie truth Address. With stamp.
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mar D& WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Nor 4 FEW OF Tub WORST DISoRDERS that
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HEL,bGLp'S EXTRACT OF SAKsAPARlLLA is a rem
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Evening star., 1865-04-27

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move black spots, nples and all eruptions of
the skin, m25- GIn
Evening star., 1865-04-27

PRICES OF ADMISSION,
Psrquet and Dress Circle 81 cents. Orchestra
Chnira - cents, Private Boxes FIVE dollars.
Bs1 Office open from 10 A. NJ, 10 P. n, Seats
may be yecnred three days in advance.
Evening star., 1865-04-27

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