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LOCAL NEWS. C7Though Tu? Is printed on the fastest rte press Sn use sooth of Baltimore, its edition Is 1-rffe to require it to br put to preaa at an eerlf 1 our; therefore, should be ert beft rc 12 o'clock eiherwlse they may nt appear until the next day. of Columbia Advertisements be Inserted In the Baltmobi 8uh are received at and forwarded from Thi Staa Offlee. Militait II afternoon, of rernlta. eighteen In number, arrived at War Department, under charge of I.lent.

Lloyd, iind were aworn In a part of A. National Guarda Company of 'ti? hiw battalion, anbaeqnently up thlrtyflve who were received and rworn In. Oompanv P. WaaMntrton Infantry battalion, whirb at Knbl Rupp'a, last night held an enthnalaatlc meet log and elected rbe following cfflcera: Blahop, Captain; F. Melihan, J.

Bird ana H. O. Thit company to uniform and equip at once The Scott RiflM ia the name of a new volunteer company organized l.ist at the Steuben Rouse, (old Railroad Depot,) where aeventv-five s'uned tbe roll They wlU muster Into the service immediately. Tbe Guards. lately organized In the Northern Liberties, intend to be mustered In for fbe defense of tb? District to-day.

We understand that the Henderson Guard have filled tip tbelr ranks, and that there are parties now recruiting at their quarters jS'ott'i Hall, corner of Pennsylvania avenue ana Twentieth st ,) form another company, with a fair prospect to be mustered into service In a day or two. GCAKD AT TBI Brsidetbe regular guard which has been stationed In tbe vicinity of the President's House some time, a guard of sixty under the command of Gen Jxrrea Lane of Kansas, occupied the east-room and olrpt upon their arms last night. i i.umpunj nam UUI a Ility or two, yet a force is already enrolled, and the corn Increasing rapidly. Late In the evening tbe President attempted to enter the East-room, hut as the sentinel at tbe door had received ordera to admit none wllliost tbe countersign. Mr.

Lincoln was forced to beat a retreat, to the no small meitt of the company. This company goes d'ltv at the Executive mansion everv night at 54 o'clock, and will continue to guard the Wbite until there is no danger of an attack upon the city. HEW XILITAXY DVFAItTMlST. The War Department rtBciallv announces tb? establishment of a new ml Htary department called 1. 10 III Milligion.

11 COllBIIil of tbe State of Maryland aiid the District of Columbia. according to the latter'a original boundsrv. and therefore the Potomac river And Virginia shore Col. Smith assiznrd to the command, with his headquarters at WaahIngton. Captain Talbot, Awlatent Adjutant General, la relieved from the assigning him duty in Oregon and reported at these according to orders.

THE CLBBXS TO STAND aUAKO. The clerks cf the State Department have been formed into a guard for tbe protection of the building Those of tbe Treasury have received Immediately to repair to the Department on the first Invasion alarm Tbe of the other are direct to be similarly writcbful. 'Additional military forces have been placed in all the public THE ARRIVAL OF TROOPS There quite a gathering of people at the railroad station evening In expectation of tbe arrival of Norttern military companies The regular train failed to brin? anv, i-ut an extra train reached hern ai-out 7 o'cloc bringing tbe following companies from middle Pennsylvania Tbe Ringoid Flyinjf Artillery.of Reading, pa 17) McKuight, Lieutenants H. Nagle and James The Logan Guards, of Pa Mmen; John Lieut The Allen Light Infantry, of Allentuwn, 49 Thomas eager. Tbe National Infantry, of Pottsville, 108 men, Ct.pt Lieuta.

J. Kiissel, 11. L. Cake Martin. Washington Artillery, (will act as Infantry) Pottsville.

122 men; Capt. JaroesWren, Lleuts A Wallace. Nagle The same train also brought Company Fourth Artlilery, L' S. A Major Pemberton, and CO men, from Fort Kidgely, This company were rnarrbed to tbe E-street quarters. Tbe Pennsylvania companies were taken to the Capitol building for quarters.

CAMP Lirs AT THE CAPITOL Last night we paid a visit to the Capitol, which has been converted into temporary Dirracks for the Pennsylvania militia We found company (of this city.) nnl Guard, tbe spirited volunteer cotncanv recently formed, on pc-trd at the north wing'. They wer? drilling and wo could but otic the number of stalwart, soldierly looking man In thslr ranks. Ttev are quartered la the handsome room Revolutionary claims Our first business was to find whereabouts lu the huge pile cor tilting the Capitol building the Pennsylvania companies were quartered, a jab of some difficulty, but pioneered by Lieut Hitchcock, for whose courtesy we are under obligations. the thing was done. Two of the Pennsylvania companies we found Guarter-d in the luxurious committee momi of the north wine.

Tne newly arrived soldiers had herA niarhU -11 that tort of thing, but teemed to think they should prefer to all this to have a bite of something to rat. as ttiev bad tasted nothing since a hastv early breakfast at Hr.iriibqrg. Tbey bad suffered, too, mlierably from thirst on the wjv, and at one station where tbey stopped were jjlsd to their thir-t at a pool ot muddy water standing in field. This, with the hostile reception received at Baltimore, gave them a pretty rude Uste of life Thev took all in good spirlis except the failure in the commissariat department at their quarters Home bacon sides had been srrved out In ths basement, (Senate kitchen refectory,) where a fire had been started, aud some of the soldiers were struggling with a dull knife to chip off rasher, but nothing seemed to be In readint-ss for the hungry men. Col Talt, and other of onr local military, on bearing the state of things, exerted themselves effectually to hurry up the cakes for the starved l'ennsylvanians.

the three Pennsylvania companies stationed in the south wiug of the Capitol were faring better, we found, as some of the Capitol employees had been laboring to get things in readiness In the House refectories, we found th- work of brelll na and frvinir fresh and aaJt going on "briskly, while numerous and containing oiber edibles were bel'ig depleted of their contents. Ascending to tbe Hall, we found nearly every seat and all tbe sofos of that big room occupied with soldiers In the center of the room the Riugold Artillery located, and the wings were occupied by two othei Pennsylvania companies. Tbe ij ugcupauw ui win were Wiling roUlfertable and those tn the chairs were ahnovt tn a man engaged in writing. We dirr say that not than live hundred letters wt re penned last night from the Capitol building to the ves ard sweelhrarfs the soldiers '-left behind in Pennsylvania. The Riujjold Artillery is a thoroughly drilled, handsome cusnpany It has four twelve pounders, which follow tbein by tbe cars Tbe other companies are mostly unarmed, being hasty levies of volunteers jastarrived at Harrlsburgand awakened at midnight of night before laat, by order of Oov.

Curtin, and dispatched here by the 8 o'cleck train that left Harrlaburg yesterday morning Many of these are quite yeuthful In appearance, but tbey look to a man as if there was fight in them." Tiie spirit which animates them is shown by tbe fact that some of the com bad, at the time of their arrival here, not got hours sleepsince the time they volunteered on Monday, battened to Harrlsburg, ar on their arrival there, alraoat Immediately aroused to start for Ihts point Their orders were in paaalng through Balttmcrt yesterday to pay no attention to the taunta and heaped upon them by the secession rowdies, and to avoid a collision In everr slble way. Some of the Pennsylvania recruits, however, who bad brought along with them a lew flint lock muskets, coald not resist tbe impulse to club their guns In rsther a demonstrative maimer when tbe assaults came a leetle too thick," and this bad tb? effect to keep their assailanta back One of tbe Pennsylvamana bad-a eoople cf bis teeth loosened by a blow frusn a stone thrown at blm, and another received a cooapllmaat of tbe saiue nature upon the bridge of bis nose. They aermed to tbiuk tbe same treatment by tbe Bsltiuioreaua to tne Minersville boys, wbo will tome through armed with rtlles, will result in a row. aa said are net particularly iwnt-tempered wben sawed Taoop5 os THKia WAT HIES. We mat tbe entliuiilasm la Ptunivlnnli support thrt Government ibowa no pertlcle of dtcrtaae.

and that money and meu to any extant rernxdy Small's Philadelphia regiment of men la expected two to-algbt from Yesterday tfcere were offered to the Government the services of two regiments of reeen'ly formed ta which off It wai ui.deritoue, be accepted Thirty i of the rr-jfular volunteer avldters of Philadelphia wwr fGlly aervlcee accepted and they were to march. Tie Guard of the Second Philadelphia R'glmeut. 400 tirraf, la expected alto Ut Boston Hetflmeuta and other fwuikdable, Hilary nrKaaliatloM. 1 he that from three to Hee thonriad troops will arrive here by the tori TO-MI. There waa great bottle and activity at the Department to-day, and the Secretary waa la atpar Ifidj a of areata la undma, aa wail J.

pt' Jmf Hi citizens were waiting opportunities for later lews A number of offlc era were rr portion and receiving rdera. Tbe President's Mouated Guard, Owena, Lleuts Martin, Essex and Henter, 5 sergeanta, 4 corporals, and 50 men, mounted and equipped eempIftelT, appeared at tbe west front of tbe DeCirtment to be aworn In, and attracted much at ntlon Tbev were Inspected bv MaJ. McDowell, And were moatered Into theaervlce. The steamer Pawnee arrived up this mornlnz from Charleston, and droDned anchor off th? aenal point. She aent a boat aa'uore at the atatlon ahortly after rounding to Another United Statea arrived otT Alexandria shortly the Harriet No arrived by railroad thIs morning, though many expected battery of light artillery expected to arrive by tbe flrat train thla afternoon.

The New York Seventh Regiment will reach here to marrow, and report aaya will go into encampment. PaoMPT learn that night the Chief of Police gave bit men a very emphatic lecture with regard to their duty guardian! of tbe in the present emergency It appeared that one of tbe guards, named Bowera, atand'ng on the avenue, declaring blmaelf a aeceaalonlat; bla dealre for a alaoghter of all who oppoaed aeceaalon; and curaing tbe city and General Government Cant attention waa called to ibe man, arid be immediately ordered him to go borne, or be would take bim to tbe guard-bouse, and told bim tbat charges would be brought against bim this morning Capt. Goddard directed the charge to be made out this morning, and regularly presented to tbe Mayor In his lecture tbe captain declared that nothing would bring about th? establishment of martial law so soon as the Inefficiency of the Wigwam night tbe Republican Association held their regular weekly meeting. Present: President Coombs, tbe Secretary, and about eighteen members The said be had trfren notice of Tarlous amendments to tbe Constitution; but, aa there was a slim attendance, he abould postpone It till tbe nexjt tneftlng i rrn dent said be sbou'd like to see a full meeting of tbe Association next Thursday night, because be thought there were several nutnbers who deslied to say something with reference to tuc uvvciuuicui in connection whq this Association. JeflVrson takeshisbenefit, appearing In no 1pm than threecharaeters, "Hugh In "A Regular Fix;" "Tobias Shortcut," In and "Mr.

Brown," In the farce "My Neighbor's Wife As this Is Jefferson's last week, and to-night his benefit, the Theater will undoubtedly be jammed. To morrow night the enterprising manager, Uienn," receives a benefit, and we doubt not that the high appreciation of his qualities will be unmistakeably evinced by our citizens. Thf. SrxxcH Mkxtino Last evening another free speech meeting was held in old Trinity Church, but as everybody was anxiously seeking news about town, tne attendance was rather slim Ex-Gov Bebb, of Ohio, A iih aim icp resolutions iniroducfd the night previous adopted. After tbe adjournment the meeting, action was taken forming a military company.

Several ligned their and It la probable that the organization will be completed to-night at the tame place. Cassics M. Clay a Company We ttit on yesterday M. Clay organised a company of 200 men, for the protection of the city These are composed almost exclusively of visitors from the West who have come here on but sreing tbe dinger of an invasion, have enrolled to defend tbe city. Notwithstakdis-s the fquaily times, Pwann A No.

373 Seventh street, are selling off with a rw-a iup Kirrts or carpeting, oilcloths, silks, lawns, mnslins, 4c and at an astonishingly low figure too Now Is the time to lav In spring goods, and Swann's the place to get them Oive them a call. Thompson Richard disorderly In the streel; fined 81 04. Mary found drunk la the street, and brought in on a wheelbarrow; sent to the wornhouse 90 days will be sern the notice of a rifle company to be formed on the outskirts of the city, its rnme promises well, and our citizens on the burners will not be loatn to swell its ranks. of fchtitukb Contikcid, next door to the corner of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue, to morrow at 10 o'clock. Seetba flag.

-Wm. Henry Philip bna been comrriiwlonrd Colonel of the tilth regiment of infantry, D. C. M. To tbk Afflicted sure to read the advertisement of MoLean'a Strcnutheninx Cordial and Blood Pufifier.

in another oolumn. tf Cocone audden ohanaea of onr climate are onrcosof Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Experience having proved that simple remedies often act and certainly when taK-n in tar of the at once be had to Bronchial Trochta," or J.ozfmg^s. lot the Cold, or irritation of the Throat ever ao alight, by this precaution a more attack ma; be Public Srrakr.ri and will finS etieciuai for wrir.j and atiengthemcr the voioe. See advertisement. del-ly Vigor ta one of tue cirdma' elemeoUof the of ita decline, of iu utter para!) it oq.

I ht? best of nnpurtin? vinr to the d. wn frame and ahattered attrition, which hai yet been invented or difoi vfred. is pri'flerrd ti.e feobleof both and a'l in r-oitttter's Stomaeh hitters. Many who upon the with wli ch tuey trifle" wth health in youth fanot that they have a one too far to bo Thin DeHlity, from whatever cause arisitc, way be eursii; e'reiuth, wha ever manner it may have been wanted, may he restireJ l.y the powerful thfnl invicorau: For and ail its painful effects, bodily at.il mental, tliey are a positive suoCifioIt aan be had of any druggist iplo-eojt 1U4M1, Have you seen Prof. Wood's advertise ment in our paper.

Hear it; it will interest you. a au-eoly Homiupathic RKMXDIU 11 of Dr. Humphreys it, specifio Homeopatlno Remedies pat np expressly for family use, ia boxes, at 86 and 5o Ovists saolt. Also in oases, oontaininr 20 vials, from S4 to St evjh. th book of sale Hy Z.

U. 3.10 Pa. avennp, wtuiiewile and retaii agouti A. 3a3 north street; by F. B.

Winter, corner of Massachi'iiotts avenue and Sixth street. Extract of IVi tck for internal and external inflammations of all kinda. Sold aliove. raa. It MAKRILU.

On 14th Fehrnary, by Rev. W. M. D. GfcOftGk W.

TALBERT to LIZZIE NOKI-S, all of aahington. On the lath instant, by the Rev. B. F. Bittmger, W1M.IAN T.

FOKD to dUSiE of thia o.ty. Oa Thursday, the 18th instant. by the Rev. B. F.

Bittincer, WM. J. Ml'H TA6H, to Mias CAKKIE LLuVO, all of thia oity. DiKn. On th? 18th instant, A K3 Jr.

friends ot the family invited to attend his funai.V, on Saturday evening, the Soth icstant, irom his residence, in Pruio? George's county, Md. 19 For Two Weeks Longer! Ovi.ig to the inclement weather, and a d'sire ta accommodate all persons, toe have determined, to ketp onr Store open FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER! Df nnr Ilia mm ukve.a a bali. of 12 xj to on ths Fiist of Mat. Now ii the Time to make from our Extensive and Beautiful Assortment of JEWELRY run int. LUW rtlWK OF OHE DOLLAR.

AND SET A (JAMNET SET ONE DOLLAR LAVA SET For ONE DOLLAR CAMK'J SET For ONE DOLLAR GOLD bKT For ONE 1X)LLAR CUKAI. SET For ONE HOLLAR MOSAIC bhT For ONE DOLLAR EN For ONE DOLLAR Or, Anj of oar Assoitment of 8M.4LL ARTICLES For FIFTY CENTS CALL AND EXAMINE i 'MARE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY. STUDS AND of ail liiNi FOR ONE DOLLAR. VLATED KNIVES AND FORE9, SALTS, EFOOiNS, NUT CRACKERS, GOBLETS, Ao, FOR ONE DOLLAR. REMEMBERS WE OUR MTORE OB FIRST DAY OP MAT.

No. 109 PENNSYLVANIA A TEND It. NO OUT AT A QRRAT 0AORIPICS. i FURNITURE! FUR NT We dcatre to call the attention of all who ai FURNITURE, to Inapect our large and well irlrc our ock em brarea every ooncei Table article nee to cellar. We have? PARLOR SUITS.

HDbolaVred In GILT FRAME MIRRORS. BR VKETS ant MARBLE TOP COTTAGE BETS, in Oak. I MARBLE TOPCENTRKTABLES. EXTE WASHSTANDS, WARDROBES. i HAT RACKS, HALL CHAIRS, fECRETAI HAIR, HUSK and COTTON MAT TRESSES SALES at AUCTION, of Real or Person; the city.

Liberal advances made oa Goods consigned ft 31S IRO! ap 3 8aw4w Immense Sacrifice ARPETI NO, OILCLOTHS, MATTING, i WINDOW SHADES. G. T. SWANN, 373 SEVENTH S1REET 373 ark ofkkrixj EXTRA INDUCEMENTS the ABOVE ARTICLES' wovld name: BLACK SILKS 90 oenta, worth 91, FINE FRENCH LAWNS 10 oenta, worth 1R, FINE CALICOES 10 oenta, worth 12, 12 oent COTTONS, 10 oenta, FINE CHALL1ES 12 centa, worth 25, FINE LAVELLA CLOTHS, 10 oenta. worth IB.

FINE GREY GOODS, 12 centa, woith 18. 18 oenta COTTONS, 12H oonta. Also, ALPACCAS, PLAIN DELAINES, STELLA SHAWLS, LACE POINTS, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, EMBROIDERED COLLARS. SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES. WHITE BRILLIANTS, PLAIN AND PLAID MUSLINS AND CAM BR1CS.

CURTAIN MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS, NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASKS, SHEETINGS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, CAPStMtRS FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR, FRENCH EXTENSION SKI UTS, KID, SILK. AND THREAD GLOVES. PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, AND BONNE IS. All cf which we will Mil at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. Also.

Good CHAMBER oei.ts. Good STAIR CARPETING, 12 cents, Superior WOOL CAH PET1NG, oents, FLOOR OlLCLOTH, S7 cents, MATTINGS, 20 cents, WINDOW eentc. Call early and secure the O. SWANN Sc 373 Seventh Stsbet, ap IB 9t One door above R. R.

Hall's. AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATER! .8 W. GLISM AoMng Manager J. T.

Raymond THIS EVENING. Farewell Benefit of MR. JEFFERSON, Who will appear in three popular oharnoters, Hton Dieras, in A REGULAR FIX; Tobias Shortcut, in SPITFIRE; And Me. Brown. In the roa'ing Faroe of MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.

To- morow (Saturday) Grand Complimentary Testimonial I Mr. W. ULEIMm. Tendered by the Mr. Jofferson, and mom Vert and of the Company.

nan (Witt BOOK at.on an to ail the in tlie salary? 23 oenti. toe same matter ths Great Blue Book oost'nn Omrtinc the which are not r.ece?"*ry. Catalogue or Curiosities at Patent Office last of patents. Old Books bought aa't Catalogue furninhnd. ALFRED HUNTER, Bookeeiler, Willards' Hotel Square.

i WANTS. WANTRO? By a young woman, a' SITUATION aa oook, washer and irouer a small fiir.iiy. Good reference bo Ap- pi? No. 304 Fourtn st, between and H. ap 1 ii KunillilU WAi-MTfclJ-WMtNl to purchase, a lfi hands high, a latr saddle horse, not over 9 ynars old must at least a two-nmuM oko: that well and is brnk'n to arms preferred.

Inquire at this office, ap for a lady, in a quiet privs'e family where there tire no other boarders. She will her own room. Terms bo moderate, Please address a noto to No. 3, Star flics. ap 17 3t competent WOMAN, to oook, wash ar.d iron for a small family Scotch or (ierman preferred.

wages will ra'd. and one need without good recommendation inquire of Mrs. J. B. KIBBEY, corner Twenty, first street and Boundary.

ap 3t HAND FURNITURE. Persons defining housekeeping, or having a surplus of Furniture on hand, can obtain theoaan i and fair prioos by at 369 Seventh et. noJ7 BONTZ GRIFFITH. WANTKD to T1 worth ol SECOND-HAND FURNI TURE of all kinds. To rwhirh I will riiR.rRrtf tn tbe highest prioea, and, as u- mil noi tioe.

R. BUCHLY. Dealer in Furniture, oc 9 408 7th bet. and east eide, LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED OR white and red COW.

about 4 years old. vith had a white star on the forehead; wlute I et'lpe on the back from h-art to tail. i reward will be given to whoever I i her to owner, at the grocery etoro corner of and Tenth i BOARDING. Rooms, with Hoard, oan be bad at No. 38 Four and-a-half at.

i (Republiean.) REUTAUMANT. A fine lot of TURTLES just received and will be served uo in every style. OYSTERS, LOBSTfcKS, and fm2 the of ik? I mM abuodauoe and Tsriety. J. HAMMACK, ap17-3t Under ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THK crisis.

1 A KKADY A UK CLOTH I AT VEHY IC 8. Cloth Frook Coats (or $13, worth 916. Black Doeskin CisjimT I'anufw worth Fiu? Black and Figuicd Si Vests lor 94, worth Business Suits for 910and upwards. it goods we sell are of our own mauulactcra, and warranted NOAH WALKER ft Sxtmsive Manufactured of Htady made Clothing, nrl fiurmii mm ap 17 6t afta He tin arena-. PEaCE, PKAGKcF rrot or oj- in pa-t for cit? poporty or a ery valuable KAH oontm.ing 131 of oholoe land ko-cI tiiitlinja; location plttuant eitga'ed ten front D.

pplytoO No it, (Odd Fellowi' Hall,) Wuhinftoa City, C. aplHw' HAIR STORE, -1 vj No HA'i Pa. av bit.bth a.mt> Uth PERPUMEHY fr BRAlDs.CURLs* WIGH, 3aXf WIGS, KRiZETTES, to. A fill tool op hand, or to order at the y. i t- 4'.

v-'ti) 4 I TCRE! FURNITURE! re In want of HANDSOME and WELL MADE before at we are convinced easary to furnlab a bouaf complete, from the attic Brooetelle, 811k Pluab. Lasting and Hair Cloth, 1 SLABS, mltatloa Oak, Painted, from 1NSION TABLES. BUREAUS, ETAGERES, rl HIES, WRITING TAftLES, pi 5, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS. Ac. il Property, carefully attended to In any part of rr ftuunwt BOTELER WILLSOR, I HALL, PE.1XSYLVAMA AVENUE, Between 9th and lOtb 2d and 3d be GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS, dr aei A RiPOLrnow In favor of M.

Burrongba 1 Resolved 6y tke Board of Aldermen and Board of thi Common Cosncil of tke Corporation of Georgetoum, That the Clerk be directed to pav to the order of ov Baail Burroughs, two hundred and twenty-aii dollara and ilxteen centa, out of any money Id tba treaaury not otberwlae appropriated, in full of hia claim for work done on Bridge atreet, between Frederick and Lingan atreeta. i Approved March 30,1861. go crt A RiaoLVTtox in favor of certain peraona therein named ne, Resolved by the Board of Aldermtn and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Gtorgetoirn, That the Clerk pay to the order of Robert Boyd, for renalr of Umn? a vmui ui dollars snd fifty to tbe order of W. Byram, eleven dollars and twenty-seven cents, for repairs to Histh street wharf; to the order of Walter Godey, twelve dollars, for Ice; and to the order of Doctor 9. Lauck, the sum of fifty dollars, for one year's services In vaccinating the poor of the town, opto March 1P6I; said amounts to he paid oat any money In the treasury not other- nff wise appropriated.

April 6, 1861. rpv A Kesolutios providing for a flag footway. Resolved by Boar of Ald-rmen and Board of Common Council the Corporation of Georgetown, That the sum of ten dollars be. and tbe same is hereby, appropriated to be paid to the President of Oak Hill Cemetery, to pay one half of the stei HfftfliM of 41 r. a Hwiway arrow ltoail street, and on the line of Waabington atreet.

Approved April 6, 1961. ate; GEORGETOWN ADVEttf'MTS OFFICE. AI 115 GKOKOfcT'iww, 15. IMM. All the citizens of th.a over the age nf forty- h.

fi ve years wnn are Willing to ml tary aer- viee to their more particularly to do- DP' f-nd the Dia'rict of Columbia aiainst tlr-atrres all aiooof are in ited to enrol thei' names at tbia are office. Aa aor-n aa a enffioier.t nmr.her have been be enroled to oonnlitutesone or more cmpanes they wili be aaaembled thetr own and make auefi other aa may be nteea aary to equip for auoh aervioe aa may be ataianed them by foe proper military authority cf the ict of Co ap 16-lw llsr.N MY ADDISON. Mat or. i0t TWO DWELLING KENT, situated on the side of Fayette street. ta town, from the SIT an I one at occupied by rs.

Hibb, iwnsch wi 1 lc? rented with or wi'houtthe furniture;) the No. 63; both havic; i spacious ounda Also, lor hire, threi P. JACKSON. srr ap 16-lw No.l.Vi ridge street. WHOLESALE i at' YV CISH HOUSE.

noi barrola l.abrador il EH RING, selected, alM 96 Co Pay Island tlo Vti 9S do East port do (j0 50 hall bhla. extra do 50 bblg. new do loo do St John ALEWlVES. Daily expected pjr achooner P. Hotlrer.

and for ale low from the wharf on or before arrival tbr Also, 182 oho oe Labra-'lor HERRING, on to I boa: of scltoouer pedit, duo here about the firbt qu of next week. 250 bb a. No. 1 Mereii.ichi ALEW'IVES, HO do No. 1 Gipnet HERKlNG, do No.

1 llonoi) do to I 300 do No. 3 Medium MACKEREL, Gloucea- 1 ter inspection, SO No. 2 MACKEREL, Gloucester mapec- xr lion, Alan. kita No. 1 MACKEREL and SALMON.

4C half Sp-jnK HERRING Labridnr HER INK of quality, in atoreand for 1 ale at la HARTLEY ft BROTHER, lfl-2w 9i) ar.d tt'aw at. Georgetown. ABOOTSAND8HOES. LARGE And rarieu aasortment of BOOTS 5,, and SHOE4 of eioelieut quality re oeivedat 144 Bridge nrar the om-BHf tloi nibua aland, and (or Jn pn HI than the uauai cit? giaa-lgi A. NEWBKRG EK of JUST ARRIVED.

ER S. Seymour, I'hi'adeiphia, por 75 and loo hail' of Collira Co 'a Philadeipnia DRAFT ALE. For by it fea ABNYASHINN. BBI.b PRIME CIDER AILY Expected Ann MeGe? -r from This Cider is a No. 1, is lor ta.o in lots to suit aia ARNY A SHINN'S thi fe 22 Union Buttling Dopot.

Georgetown. JUST RECEIVED? 10 prime Pico SUGARS I hbls. 'ifl Rye WHISKY, 230 bMs. HERRING ar.dAI.EWIVES. fin Crushed and Rio and JtrtCOFFEK, rau hhtls.dow MOLASSES.

For JOHN J. BOOTH. jJJ wai FOR SALE AND RENT. Vlr BRICK 1" a. on iire.it No tfiX, hmt door from the north- west oornbr of 11th street.

Inquire at tii? corner 11 house. ap 19 De KENT-Three or 'our FURN SHKD ROOMS, a convenient distance from 'he Fat- eit and Post The? will he lciar 8ln or who house would be let wry low tenant. The rooms are Urge and nry. App 7 a. S'o.

64'2 street, brtwcen 4tn and 5th jt MILITARY 1 A LL 42 by ST. feet, and two a one 12 by 12 faet tf 14 32 feet. two raoi Fumixh-d the same buildinc, suitable for oCacs-the wh fronting on Pa. avenue. Ap- ou, to A38 Pa.

avenue, betwoea 2d and Jd its. NICHED ROOMS, pleas l1 -J -I --J iuviu'uiiK ronur anu oa uma floor, with km and water, in a house occopied cy a email family with no ouiidren. Or the entue Houee.iwhich is a very desnable one large yard,) liiolu'linc most ol the Furnitu wh (nearly new,) will be rented on reasonable wh Apply at No. 435 on street, between let and 2d A streets writ, ap 17 Georne'own, aoonvenier.ttwo 1 story BRICK. HOUSE; ha? gas throughout and water in tiie bav.went; within a few mm walk of tiie omnibus dep-t and the market; pan is in of tsio most de.urttMe nettle vi in town.

Rdnt moderaU). Apply to JSO. r. T. hANGS, Agent.

ap 15 3 eo LET-A three-story BRICK HOU8K aitu- bit on irst went, oetween ard stt. disj north, 7 rent per month, tlor Also, a thtee story Brick House on at. north, rHi: between 2d aad 3d Ms east, obtaining rooms; rent $10 per month. Alto, a threw story Brick w' on st, north, between 3d and 3d sta. containing 7 rooms, No.

289, Possession of the Strl an be had or. the 15th inst. Inquire next door A'ft ol cacti, or of GEORGE FOLLaNSBEE, Caipenter, on Third st. west. ap B-eoti FfOR HALEOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE.

ln? containing seven Ids fur- situated on New Jersey avenue, between Ai st? north. Also, a new three-storj brick tier bouse, witu baok build.ng, on the miiii No. 1A0 Fourth st AUo, some valuable LOTS, the ill of wb ch be sold veiy cheap. Inquire of J. D.

RYNARD, New Jersey avenue, between iu. RENT-A BRICK oomaining for' 12rooms, with Potomac vater and em, I street, bet. een 13ih and 14th, opposite Frank in Square. Inquire at WARDER A. sTF.WaRI'S on.

Word and Ccal uffi-e, corner of ti and Twelfth exW sts. Also, bnok House ooruor Twelfth ami 1. tin ma 28-tf carr FOR filay Ut, the large and comnio Hul'sKoa Louisiana avenue, opposite the City Hail Square, now occupied by Webb coir is a dwelling and lav office, and adjoining tne 1 house of Mr. Rioliard Wai'ach will uia 23-tf FRANCK TAYLOR. dist Handsomely furnished rooms- bl? Four ha-dsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied with gaa aud witer, oonvoment the Fatei.t wll, atxi Post Office Departments, for rent.

App at join Maseachuseiu aveuuo, north sue, between ti imauumnvi. Dim north HOLSEof the rowof I- now luur story on Fourth between 5 and No. frontier the City Hall A square given uumd lately. Applr to geo WILLIAM U. 4 Louisiana avenue.

maileotf CTORE POK large Store-room on Pa.avecue,a<tj< ini- our auction for rent. ApplT to wALfj BARNARD. Amotion anJ CornnrMicn Maioiiar.ta, corner Ninth atreei and aouth eroe Pa. avenue. mar 11 li'OR three atory bnek a.

UuiuBc 8 roonw, ta food order, with fixtuiree oomplete, on atreet, between 4th and 5tk. Ako, a two-atory brink COTTAGE, with large ach yard attached, corner of a treat north an) 14th at. Met. To punctual and reliable tenanu terma AM''" LATEST NEWS. TKLEQRAPHIO.

fleet the Virjl.l. lit April 15 of aeeeaaton Virginia com an I ted to Mr. Pryoc wm departing in the for Moatgomerr. be newi wji rr-eted with universal "Kinjj ofbelU. tiring of cannon and general ex- i or MoiiLB, April nfwi of the eceeaion Virginia waa received here with great enihu- Mm.

Bella are ringing, guns eud tun "pie term nearly frantic with deligbMosTenaiiY, Arrll dlapatca from Sainnah aava that Virginia on the 16th paaaed i ordinance of aecewion. to ke eflect In two ifa. but no to tbat effect ha reached redirect Nevertheleaa it la believed here bjr Government. Unleaa the Cincinnati aelaurea are promptly reeaaed they muat caoae and the tare of Ohio property In Orleatta. President haa iuat been officially notified it Virginia haa aecedcd.

of one hundred guna are being fired all er the South in honor of Virginia. Farther (rana Earepe. Vzw Yon, April 18 Kedar, from verpool on the tfth inat baa arrived waa reported that an Engllab dlvlalon had ne to the Ionian la lac da. where the agitation inaaea v. 1UUIUII IUC lumin III pie 01 Ut U1 the French Marshals had mimmonM attend an extraordinary CouncMot at Paris 1 the 8th.

I'he London Times ridicules the idea of the ltbern Confederacy not the reviving the siave de. London Times, In speaking of the Amerl- i tariff, aaya that Kngland muat der how i deals with Stitrs who begin with a flagrant virtu re from the rule of anittv. rh? niw au auitiC UQ A MUTK 111 lira, points to the English In the first olutlon in Amerca as a warning agsinst forci- resistance to a which appear laevile. and 'IJICI2IXAT1, April 17 of Police Dudley morning thirty of on the s.tjt Ohio No 3. Tvrentv-thrw o'the boxts re marked L.

Memphis." Fireboxes of ns were also seized on board tie steamer -ndalr, which had been from the i iraer FannleMcBurnie on Monday Ust These have occasioned much incitement. a wer- sbipptsd at i'arkeraburu. Virginia. shipment of powder has also Ix en stopped. 1 ttie river steamers bave been prohibited from provisions South The steamers have been irtered by the city authorities to a as police its, thoroughly armed, and willstof and DMsintr hna! uv Vtu UVIHpaQin arc i all full, and more uirn are oOertig then can accepted.

Nomination far rAHM05T, Va April 11 I Kldwell nominated for Congress by the Democratic nvention of tbla district to day, on Uie tint bai. unanimously. Grant Excitement in Karlilk OF Llr-HT IN THt t) zcaa or Cas.no* is Old Ocsrm Horse? 'oaTFICATIOSS TC IK ThUOWN TP OS Island, Ac. rbe steamer Georfciana, Capt. which ived at Baltimore at 6 o'clock yesterday rrornr, cr 1 intelligence of jddei Norfolk and vicinity, consequent upon tlie aniin-ement of Northern volunteer t-oops being to be sent to garrison the for lficattr.ns in 1 rvtinla, and the prt bable course of tLe Virginia 1 nvention.

Vhen the Georgians left 5 o'clock Wednesday alternoon. tbf-e ligbt boats bad sunk In the harbor near Norfolk to prevent egress of the United States wsr vtssels ordered towed out of tta port The war steamer uterland. after an luefeetntl attempt to get returned and went up to the navy yard for tection. as tLtre was a rumor that tu'e yard was a he attacked old custom-house had hwn entered and f-ral cannon belonging to the revenue cutter en possesion of. It was rnmored tbat a battrry ji to he thrown up on Sewnifs Island Gov tcher was exported In Norfolk on Wednesday a (ning.

"he excitement wfj Increasing. and many were morn us for the Immediate seizure of Fortress nroe before the northern relief troops can arrive. h- above statement in sulwtinreon the change Reading Room books Hut from tbe tMflcatlon derived from otber some mance should bt made for possible exaggera- is Ve see by the Norfolk Day Book that much exsment had been created there It ccn sequence discharge of all tbe and labor, and all but four of tbe sallmakf in the Gost navy- yard. For a statement of the number of men In the service within distance of the navy yard, the list of vessels there, i.c see page of to-day's Star 1 'be Daltimore Sun bu the following apecltil patch on tbe cubject of at Norfolk: a i ooruaxm viikeli "CAtroir'' at folk or vibsixia. Iicbmond, April ilk-nee which you In regard to things In the you mlgbt have g.ieaae?l" Tbe word "to kllsntlv went forth.

1 wblle the reaponte ia everywhere of (U-ring for immediate aervlce la town and ntry, tbe bulletin from Norfolk fa tbat rriraac, tbe Ocrruantown, and the Cumberland have been cnygkt at tbat 'his feat was carried out under tae of u. H. Parker, Kaq of tbe Kaari-rn Shore of uinta He ia Inspector of TcMca.and one of Gov appointeea. Do not be aurprlsed ome other perform un Itefore Saturday night. 'roops are gathering from to rch immediately.

One hundred thouaard Vlr- lana can re In before Saturday night. aj 'ns Rioijiist Marches fpr Washington Regiment baa received to proceed to sQingion. ii in rrom mt arir.ory to- rrrfw at three o'clock and depart for tthingtor on tbeaix o'clock tralr. from Jtraey al r. be yo In full fatigue drew, back of tbe knapsacks, Ac.

he regiment ban never a finer spranee at partide than it will pr-nent lo morr. Tbe membera expreat entire S'Ullngnen to re tbelr country; and the with )t icb they respond the estimation in tch the regiment ia held bv tbe public meeting of the Vetrrsna of the National Guard ailed at tbe Armory for tbla evening, to take isurts for guarding the ry during tbe ence of tbe regiment. ome daya ago one of the officers of tbe comy, National Guard, tendered kIs resignation, lug as bla reason the fact that h- had accepted a nmmlMiou in the aauihern army. Instead of the resignation. the i-ninranu wM name to be atrloken from the roll a mark of Last evening quite unble appliesi was received by tbe requesting the ti istatement of aiajj raced odicer neatly A irrd to accompany tbe Regiment to Auington, and to tight uader tbe Stars aud pea request la not llkelr be tfc York Post, yesterday evening TUB NATIONAL GCABD MAKCHi XC OIPUH.

)M elonel LtflVrts baa issued tbe following march- orders for tbe National Guard feadquarters Regimen, S.M Xauanal Ouard, New ork. April 18, '61. leral 5. te compUauce with orders from Bis Excellency, Governor, and division orders of tbla ditr, Regiment will aaaemole at headquarters on or iav, 19th instant, at 3 o'clock p. In full ni pt uv A HI COlUari Washington city.

fy, he men wi 11 each take one blac Let. to be rolled of top of knapsack; am table under clothing, an a pair cf (aboea are betttri, knife, fork, cup and plite, body belt, cap pouch will be led in tbe ku.ipaack The iscu will provide Bii naeivea with one dav'a rationa. to here will be allowed three aervantB to each ipany, who muat report to the QoarUrrmaater ha 2 aod receive tbeir --paaa Each ottcrr I be allowed one atxtall trunk which niuat be I nctly marked and left at tbe unnory bt fore it th 19th II uniformed men, whether rccrulta or 1 report for duty. Recruita who hare juat ied, will report, and will fc? eaalgned a In column nmmlaaary Pattern will recclve Inatructiona the Colonel, and leave for Waahngton thla d. C.

Daltou, Jt.t M.D.,Snx- a miir, rHl( nM Jo'der of Colonel Marshall Rathbomc, J. H. fi Sergeant Major. Adjutant JHENCK'8 TREATISE C'N CONBUMP to riON-To liad free of ohnrca at tbe Dru? fo re of 9. B.

WAI'I'E. Seventh and lisianaav. J. H. Philadelphia, published a iampf jiving a rail descipgoa je diseased stats ofthsLungs, Liver and fetoin.

Every invalid should oalf and gat oas. PFICEKB, PETTY OFFICERS. AMD Sea men who were on board ot sbj U. 8. ships at oaptars of ant slaver oaa hare their ojsiau for i SECOND EDITION' THREE O'CLOCK P.

Taa Uoviiiirti or TBI Viaeiwa DinmoR Tioom we po to preea, we have information that tbe dleanloa Uoope aoaeeyed over tbe Orange and Alexandria read jeeli idav, went aptbf Maoaeaa road to Straaabnrg, tfeaaaa to go to Harper's Ferry. ir. II urnrrt teaming or Um toMl of the armory and )la coo tea la. they wme other field of glory; retnmlac dotn tka road this evening Trains Ml lasl night to await their movementa, prrt ibly. The Viaeivia Oimharci or Bacmssioa, ws iow believe, has been ordered to be submitted a vote of tbe people oa tbe fourth Thursday la May; as tbe popular majority by which It was ae tinned to be submitted was and as the jorlty by which tbe Coavmtloa pasaed It was, me believe, only about thirty-three, aotwltbetandng tbe extraordinary means Ukea to "put It hrough A Naw ilitast DaraBTKaxT It will be lottrcd that tbe order ef Adjutant Gea Thomas.

mder date of tbe 9th of April, publiabed this oornlng, creates this milltsry department. Itta consist of the State of Maryland and District ef Columbia. To prevent mistakea, we are aatbarzed to aay that tt does not include any portion of llexandrla county, which formerly belonged to bta District Oovrrnmeat works Isrper's Ferry were tbls morning burned to tbe ground by tbe United States troops sUtlosst bere, who iinmedistely retired Into Msryand Tbere were bat 3,000 stood of arms on land tbere, sll of wblcb were tbus destroyed No lamage whatever wss done to private property THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. BLOODSHED Ift BALTIMORE The Fired Into? Several Killed HtlTIWABS A nail urxr DH oeeu wrrlblt here to-dav. The portion of the levei th were attarkrd and aeveral were killed fbe uovernor Kaa procliln.ed martial law It la sieved that the will continue tocoavey II the troopa for tbe Government The Governor taa iMued an order to preeenre nt erenr lltltd.

rcojrr It la aa Impoaalbleto aey with certainty what tortlon of the troopa were attacked They had llaplayed a white flag aa they niarrbed up Pratt treet, but were greeted with ahowera of atonea. Tbe Mayor with tbe police preceded them Tbe The a reeta were blocked up by an tmmenea rowd The aold'era finally turned and fired on he mob and aeveral were wounded The woondd htvelaat gone up a treet in carta It la ttere la dreadful work it the depet 1 Baxtimokb, April tbe Washington an Imioenae crowd had a em Med TW attacked them there, and tbe military ipon tbem Several were wounded It la Mid our Kliied on each tide. The cltv in tbe greatest excitement Martial law a been proclaimed. and the mill, irv are ntahing to tbeir armoriea The railroad track is aald be torn ap city, and parti ea tave urea tec ed to op bridge At the military paaaed along Pratt afreet a perect abower of paving rained on tbeir tea da. LA TIB The have left for Wnabtngton, being atoned ia they left.

af Mare 5ereaaleM Nnw Otiitn. April IS apecial dlepntok the New Vork Hern Id aava It la expected that Tenneaaee. Kentucky. North Carolina, nd Missouri will all ede within a week Opt N'etdler, of the French marine, ban off red wrvices to the Confederate la tee, and will It ut a privateer at his own expense. Seven! in to aoao Rwrutting rapidly progreMlag, and troops rapidly pouring In from tbe Interior Seathera Rrjeidega April meetlagof of Virginia here to-nlgtt rejoicing owlhe tro-wloD of that State.

Niw April le of the momion of VlrKlnlacauaeagrneral rejo ring, lOOfaaa fired, nod ererv newaoeoer offlce hu fiaga flying Irptrtrd Bnrnirg Harprr'a Ferry Ar Baltixokb, April Sun baa a afoclal lapatcb to bave been seat from Frrrv last nigbt, stating tbat tbe troops after burning tbe armory and arsenal 1 Mirrarati Nxw Yokk, April J9 steamer oca boo Us rrived here tbs morning. and reports tbat aba Id not arrive off Charleston till one hour previous tbe evacuation of Fort Sumter. 1 be aerate Loss. Mostoomsbt, April 19 demand for tbe an Is so great tbat Da via lined to offer tbe whole of tbe Tbe jbarriptiona already exceed tbat amount and tbe ooks will be cloara to-day. From Aagasta.

Ga April 19 native of Bbada iland. an old citizen here, iaaued an order tbla naming to uniform and equip, at bis maense. a company of 80 volunteers Norfolk Norfolk, April 19 steamer Yankee, from harleston, put In here abort of coal, and damped All tbe naval officers bare bave resigned. Fire ia Georgia. a coy.

April Granite Ball In Old lashlngton Block was burnt yeate day. Tbe oods of the stores were mostlv saved. Lorn uw Inaured Otv Hicks and Uriwu the People Maryiud. UK (i iriKIOl'l THI or MARTLARB The unfortunate atate of now axlating ta ie country haa greatly excited tb? people of Marynd. 1 conaequence of onr peculiar position.

tt la be ex pre ted that the peoole of the State can lanimoislv Agree upon the bent mode of ig tbe honor and interrltv of the State, and of atntaimnft within her llmita that pence ao earn tlv deairtd by all citizens Tbe emergency ta Tbe conaoquanoaa of riab atep will be fearful. It ta the imperative uty of every true non of Maryland to do all that tend to arrest the threatened evil. I therefore the people, In all earneatn-aa. to fir from whatever tend to preclplte ua Into tlie gulf of dlacord and ruin (iplog receipt oa 1 counsel the people to abataln from all heated mtroveray upon tbe aubject; to avoid all tblnaa at tend to crlminatloa and recrtaunatloa; Here that tbe origin of our evil dav may well forjrotton now by every patriot In tbe earnaat aire to avert from' ua lta fruit All power veated in tbe Governor of tba States 1U be atreniionsly exerted to preaerve the and maintain inviolate tbe bonor and in jjrity of Maryland I call upon tbe people to obey tbe lawe. and to tbe constitutional autboritiea in their endeav a to preaerve tbe fair fame of our State untar abed.

1 aaaure tbat no wlU be aoat wn Maryland, It may be for tbe defence the National Capital It la my Intent! ou Id tbe future, aa It baa bean endeavor la the past, to preaerve tbe people of arvlaud from civil war; and I lavoke tbe an itanee of every true aad loyal citizen to aid no this end. Tbe people of this State will, ta a abort time, ive the opportunity afforded tbeir, tn inf't. rrttcn fbr members of tbe Congress of tbe altad to express their devot. on to tbe Ualoa, or elr desire to aae it brokea op. Ta H.

hices. governor of Maryland Baltimore, IS April, 1MI. riocLiaATTox or tvi mm. Alcoa's urrica, itf. I heartily concur la tbe determination of tbe jvsrnor to preserve tbe paaoe and ma I eta In la olate the hooor and Integrity of Ma viand, se fo-th la the shows proclamation sod will rnestlv co operate with his efforts to maintain see and order In tbe etty of Baltimore.

A ad 1 cannot withhold my of sstls ion 11 on rnoiiuta umi pmmmmmmwm nt from Maryland to aoll of any other Mate be great qur-attoua at liaar aiust. Ii tbe laat ft, be aeiued by Ut people of the elt? and ttM thrtiiarlvre at tbe baliwt bni, and aa opportaty a ftrr npnalon of tbrlr will be at the approaching it tbe coukieli of the Gorrnw ha a may rret aeeare la thr eo Bdrwee that im arai of clrll strife whteb aaw tinaliai tbe will at leaat pa over our ftute id leave It ua harmed, bat If they be dU faded, a fearful and Mrtfe tuay ket bunt forth la ear Uader aacb ctrcumataaoea. eaa aay etnm doabt for a the Co area etb ity id boeer alike bu him to ri 4.