Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1863, Page 2

a _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY. -- APRIL 3, 1863. “s READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. BRE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. a2 The New Doilar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter | ready for delivery tothe public. Ithas recently been greatly enlarged and improved, and now undoubtedly presents much more matter tor the same amount of money than any other weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter- taining contents are the following articles: A _wril-prepared Budget of News, Military, Naval and Civil; All about the Rebel Inva- sion of Kentucky, and the Fight and Victory at Somerset; Affairs about Port Hudson Vicksburg, and on the Mississippi; The Pa: cage of the Port Hudson Batteries by Farra- gut’s Fleet; Operations in and about General Hooker’s Army; Successful Foraging Expe- dition to Northern Neck; An Imprudent Ex- ploit of the Rebele at Williamsburg; Reports Concerning the Evacuation of Richmond; and Army and Navy Movements in the Atlantic, the Gulf, and in all the Depart- ments. a Late Foreign News; Progress of the Polish Rebellion; Attitude of the European Powers; What the French are Doing in Mexico; News from Dixie, Rebel Prospects and Purposes; and News trom the South generally. Local News; Full Account of the recent great Union Demonstration in this City, Affairs in Georgetown; Items; Clippings from the Press everywhere: Telegraphic News; Miscella- neous and Descriptive Reading Matter; #'0- etry; and a good story by Emerson Bennett. This is just the paper above all others for per- Sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at adistance. Price oniy three cents per copy, or #1 per annum; postage prepaid by stamps when £o arranged. ——— ee SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, The Intelligencer treats upon “South Caro- ima Sentiment in 1659,” and shows by a letter from Hon. W. C. Preston, that the agitation of the question of re-opening the slave trade was predominant in South Carolina in 1859, and that it was deplored by such men as Preston and Wade Hampton, who saw its fatal effects upon the country. The Chronicle taking its text from the asser- tion of Lord Lyons, that ii terests of the party now in power which ren- der a continuance of the war necessary,” points out that this war is not one of any party, buta contest wherein the whole people are engaged. The Chronicle atso argues that it was the paper proclamaticn of emancipation that cre- ated a favorable public opinion toward the Federal cause, by the masses of the English people. +02 + OUR MILITARY BUDGET age FIGHT WITH MOSEBY'S GUERRIL- LAS AT DRANESVILLE. Moseby Badly Wounded by a Saber Cut— | Our Loss, Two Officers and Seven Men Killed. We learn that on Wédnesday a severe skir- mish took place near Dranesyille. between 2 party of the ist Vermont cayalry and about sixty of Moseby's guerrillas, in which the rebel lcader was badly wounded by a saber cut in the forehead. The particulars, which are meager, as far as , ‘we are able to ascertain, are as follow The attacking party were our caval who started on an expedition to capture Moseby’s command, who were collected at a point a few miles beyond Dranesville. The attacking par- ty, instead of flanking the enemy and cutting off their retreat, dashed boldly at their front and dispersed them temporarily. They soon rallied, however, and poured into our force a most destructive fire, killing two of eur officers (Capt. Swift and Lieut. Grant, Ist Vermont, ) and seven of our men, besides wounding a number. Moseby, who, at the time of the surprise, ‘Was in 4 farm house near the scene of conflict, just saved his bacon, but not without receiy- ing & severe saber cut in his head. Gen. Stahl has sent ou! a strong force to capture the gang. THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. The Washington correspondent of the New York Evening Post writes: “General Hooker was in Washington on Monday afternoon, and returned the same night to his army, expecting weather which would Permit him to execute his plans almost imme- diately. The unexpected snow storm of Tues- day put an end to all hopes of an immediate advance, er any movement over the terrible roads of Virginia. It will take a weele of good weather to put the roads in as good a condition as they were on Monday last.’ From the fact that ten-day furloughs are yet permitted the soldiers, (a party passing through last night on their way North,) it would seem that so immediate an advance as that indicated by the Post is not in contemplation. ——_<+e - _____ ConneoticuT ELection.—The election in Connecticut takes place next Monday. The contest is one of the most exciting in the history of the State, and nothwithstanding the absence of alarce number of soldiers the vote will, probably be the largest ever cast. There are but two tickets before the people, the Re- publican Union and the Democratic. A large number of the most eloquent speakers of both parties are traversing every section of the State, and no yoter can complain of a lack of opportunity to inform himself of the principles involved in the contest. The reelection of Governor Buckingham, the Republican candi- date for Governor, over Seymour, Democratic, by a decisive majority, is claimed by his friends. There are four members of Congress. tobe elected. In the last Congress the delega- tion was equally divided—two Republicans, | and two Democrats. 7 Advices from New Orleans to 25th ult., have been received. The evidences of the destitution of the Rebéls and of the suffering of the people in the interior parishes of Louisiana continued to multiply Gen. Banks bad re-eetablished his headquarters at New | Orleans. Itis reported that an expedition is | to be sent overland into the Red river country. | S7 The news from Hilton Head indicates that the attack upon Charleston has probably commenced ere this, and that the first work of the iron clad fleet was to be to open the way through Stono Inlet to James Island. W7I1t is said that the prize steamer Peterhoff “ill probably be released. Her clearance papers appear to be all right, and the most that can be said against her is that she hada Rebel Colonel and a Rebel mail on board. @7-The Boston Transcript understands that several of the banks in that city have under consideration the subject of reorganizing under the National Banking law. awA grand demonstr. tion of the Union Leagues of the country is »take place in New ‘York on the 11th inst., the anniversary of the attack on Fort Sumter. ma At a recent Copperhead meeting in Centerville, Montgomery county, Ohio— Vallandigham’s district—t. e degraded wretches zwetnally tore down an American flag and burnt it. 7" The first conviction for treason since the var breke out bas taken place ina Kentucky court, the cirenit court sitting at Louisville «vine found Thomas C. Schachlett ‘guilty of ae cd wa” The practice of the London thieves of en- ticiny children into alleys acd dark passages and then robbing them is becoming common in New York S27 Wife murders are beeuming quite com- mon of inte. The inst case recorded is that of Peorick Bur of St. Louis, who beat his wife about the head until she died > The city of London presented the Prin- eres Al vand ys with a diamond neektace val- wed SUED. a Provicenee, R. 1, recently brekedg to death, leaving cight litte cherey her loss. BA ernin elevator is being builtin Ohicega which pisted 10 hvid 4 ‘aillion anda \ cently «flected in nt, bringing the high price of $1.05 per SF Acup of coite cost one dollar in the Richmond cofite houses, butter is #3 > per pound, is “the political in- , | THE LATEST NEWS. | BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BVENING STAB. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. gee SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF THE TROOPS, ——— GENERAL MUSTER OF ALL THK TROOPS OF ; THE ARMY CALLED FOR THE 10TH INST =~ ALL OUIKT ALONG THK LINES —_——.—-- HEADQUARTERS ARMY OP THE PoTostAac, April 2.—The first army corps. Maj. General Reynolds commanding, was reviewed to-day by Gen. Hooker and Staff. The appearance, discipline and efficiency of the troops were highly satisfactory. HEAPQUARTERS ARMY PoTomao, March 30. General Order. No. 32—The following named oflicers are announced as serving on the staff of the Major General Commanding, in addi- tion to those mentioned in General Order No, 2, of January 29, 1653, from these Headquarters: Brigadier General G. K. Warren, Volunteer service; Colonel E. Schriver, Inspector Ggner- al; Lient. Col. N.H. Davis, Assistant Inspec- tor General; Lieut. Colonel E. R. Platt, Cap- tain Second Artillery, Judge Advocate (en- eral; Major F. 8S. Barstow, A. A.G.; Colonel G. H. Sharpe, Deputy Provost Marshal (ieneral; Captain U. Dahigreen, A. D. C.; Capt. Cha: E. Cadwallader, Sixth Pennsylyania Cayalry, Acting A. D.C. By command of Major Gen. Hooxen. S. Wintians, A. A.G General orders No. 35 contains the following paragraph :—‘‘In pursuance of instructions which have been received from the War De- partment, there will be a general muster of all the troops serving in this army on the i0th inst., and the muster-rolls will be immediately there- after sent to the Adjutant General of the Army tor the use of the Provost Marshal General in making drafts to fill up regiments and batteries to the proper compliment.” All is quiet along the lines to-night. ALABAMA REPORTED THE PIRATE < LOST. MORE BLOCKADE ge vD FOR THE RELEASE OF RHOFF” TO BE MADE, > - New York, April 3.—There was a splendid demonstration at the Academy of Music last evening in honor of Major General Butle: It is reported that Lord Lyons willinake a formal demand for the release of the steamer Peterhoff. A Havana letter contains a report that the pirate Alabama has been lost; but fhis is very doubtful. The rebel steamers Cornubia, from Wilfhing- ton, with three hundred, and the Gen. Benure- gard, from Charleston, with a thousand bal: of cotton, hed arrived at Bermuda. NNING. ‘A FORMAL DEMA THE © PETE FKOM BERMUDA. ee MORE DEPREDATIONS OF THE pPLRaATE LORIDA. ———— PuUlLApELPATIA, April 3.—Adyices from Ber- muda report that the ship Star of Peace, ot Beston, from Calcutta, with saltpeter, burned by the Florida. The schooner Aldebaran was also taken and a prize crew put on board: when the Florida went in chase of another large American ship. was FROM KENTUCKY. A RAILROAD THROWN OFF THE TRAC N BY GUERILLAS | a Lovisvi.vx, April 2.—Twenty-five gueril threw a wood tri olf the k four miles above Franklin, this p. m., burned the locomo- tive and two or three cars, and tore up the track some distance. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION —Tae semi- annnal meeting of the Med Association of the Distrist of Columbia will be heli inthe Medical Department of Georgetown College, on TUE*DAY, April 7th, at 12 o'clock m.. ap o-3t J. W. H. LOVEJOY, M.D., Sec. arenes CLUB,—A special meeting of the members of the Shamrock Clubw Foe held at the houseof Mr 7 Cogan, co rT of 20th and H streets, on TUESDAY EVEAING, April7th, at7'; o'clock, A full attendanse is ex- pected. and aliotbers whe wish to join the Club are respectfully invited tu attend ap sit* E. BOURKE, President. = SPIRITUAL MEETING SUNDAY AT Union Hail, 451 Sth street. at 3 o'clock p. es fanifestations from the h.ghast power througt Mrs. Smith. Another speaser ty occupy part of the time. And in theeveningat7',. Several prom inert spiriis will express thetiselves through Mrs, | Smith on the present condit-on of things. Also, another speaker. Admission ten ecuta in the eve: ning apf 2t* SZ REGISTER'S OFFICE, Avni. ist, 1835 — J Notice is hereby given taat the Licenses Tseued to owners of Wagons, Carts. und Drays will expire on the first Monday in April. ana i Licenses wust be renewed in compiians at this office, within ten duys afier that time SAMUEL E. DOUG Register, GEO F.GULICK, is hereby announced « } candidate for Gommon Couneil, at the special election to be 1 eld in the Fifth Ward, to fll the vacaney occasioned by thy resignation of Wm, M. Ellis, E MANY VOTORS SPECIAL BLECTION.—Capt. WILLIAM P.FURGUSON will 1» supported at the special election to be held in the 6th Wi {on the third day of Aprilnext, to fill the vacancy in the Board of Commen Council cauced by the resigna- tion of Wm, M. Ellis, Esq. mar 27-7t" MANY VOTERS. sq. [mar 2s 5t*} GOUTH DowN MUTTON, te VEAL AND BEEF, Also, BUTTE, EGGS and MILK, wholesale and retail. at No. 334 D street, near Teuth street. ap 3-eolm*™ B. FENNER. I LEATHER—LEATHER! WISH to inform the shoemakers that I have ULF Sains anc HOE FINDINGS oe ee E 350 Bi extra LACE LEATHER for machinery." JOHN C. SHAFER, Agent, 3-3t~ 350%. D street. 31 8 CENTRAL | BOWLING 8ALOON, | Ne. 315 Pegen, Avznus, BeLow liti St. This new and elegant place of resort will be opomed to-morrow, (Saturday, the 4th inet. The pation- * age of cit:zens and strangers is solicited. ap3-3t* t FS SALE.—An officer who is ordered West offers for sale a very superior 8A ODLL HORSE, dark bay color, five years oid Ise sixteen hands high.and perfectly kind in: | harness or under the saddle; lop:s and trota, and is iets handsome; warranted sound in ever cpertic a ._ Can de seen at Oolu abian Btables, Bight st., between D aud Est. sp 3 at AGON JAOKS, _ om OAKUM, Receives and foreate py EXOELSIOR, reale aay eat ” JOHN R. ELVANS, Pa av and C st., betw. 9th and lita ata. aps-cost” (Repub. Chron, & Alex, News | A BARGAINS! FINE Second-hand WAGON, 4 springs, cost $175, strong and good as new; pice $40. ‘Also, oable set of Harness; also, G-seat Carriage nearly Dew. cor’ $250. price $50; also, a Corared Wagon, 15; Raddle and Bridie, ‘$15; two cueap Horses ll these are bargains Inquire of PATRIUK MORGAN, in the yara 444 ith street, between G aD ap 3 3t* N W SINGING CLASS.—Professor Alex. Wo- lowski is forming a uew singing Class by h New and Simplified Method. To hein that clas immediately are wanted only afew good ladias’ and gentlemen’s voices. Those ladies and geatle- men who would like to join that fine class. and liberal terms, can apply immediately at the Pr. fessor’s residence and try their voice, Professor's residence is No. 151 Tenth street, ween KE and F. Hour of reception only between 2 and 3 o'clock Gaily. Ap 3-27 BARGAINS—BARGAINS} R noors AND sxor PRU OuwaPgeR THAN Ever! j L. HEILBRUN & €9., i 506 2EVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hatt, have Ju-topened the largest and best selected stock or fishionable Ladies’ ana Miss: Lastiog and Morcero BALMORALS, GAITERS BOOTS aud ©) [PPRES; Men’sand Boys’ Sewod and Peceed BOOTS, GAITERS. TLE8 ant MPS—which will be sold at astonishing low pric: Calland soe. Nocharge for showing goods. Ti TRUN & OO., ap? Im* 506 Seventh at, betw. Dani K. PRIVES, M AN FACTURERS: Good Commercial Nite Papbr 21.40 por ream; do . extra thick. $175 pe: ream. Good Envate, per WO; do.vextra thick, $25) per Lowe 1 ovlors nnd oxttares for aale b: th street, bi Telupes of e'l size | the merufscturens geent, No | tween K and L, Wethivgtos, D, 318, | BTAPLE NOTION | i | 1 FUIGHLY | of the Board of THE REBEL RAID INTO POINT PLEASANT. CINoINNATI, April 2—On Monday Iast, the | 25th of March, Jepkins’ rebel cavalry dashed | into Point Pleasaat, Va., at the month of the Kanawha, gained possession of the court house, fired seven houses, plundered others, and burned several thousand bushels of Goy- ernment corn, Volunteer aid arrived from Gallipolis, Ohio, and the rebels were driven out with a lo-s of five killed and thirteen taken pii-conera to Gallipolis. They were refused a parole. Telegraphic communication is eut off along the Kanawha, from Charleston to Point Pieasant. ‘The Government steamer Victor No.2 was fired into at Hali’s Landing, forty miles above Buffalo, on the Kanawha. One man was killed, while the boat was completely riddled | by the fire of musketry. The Victor No.2? an General Meigs finally succeeded in reaching Gallipolis. The Victor and B. ©. Levi are still up the Kanawha, it being rumored that they are cap- | ture by the Rebeis. OFFICIAL. DepaRtMENT oY Stare } Wasaincton, March 3 , 1863 { Release from the draft on the ground of alienage ha: ben allowed in the following case: Name Where drafted John Kelly, 4th Luzerne county. Penn OTICE! Pueascny DerartMest, April 1, 1363, Notice is herciy given of the readiness of this De- partment to redeem, at maturity, the outstanding two-years Treasury notes issued in 1861. Interest will therefore cease after maturity thereof. 8. P. CHASE, ap 3-law6w Secretary of the Treasury. (Cae ABS’T QUABTERMASTER’S OF FIOR, Depot of Washington 213 G, corner th st., Wasnincton, BD, C., March 21, 1383. With a view to obtain on short notice and on the best terms such supplies for the use of this Depart- ment, by purchase in the open market, as may be required by the exigencies ef the service, and not ott erwise provided for by estimate on the proper officers of the Quartermaster’s Department, all dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Hariware, Drugs, Lumber of all descriptions, Leather, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lanterns, Ship's Stores, and such ether sup- Plies as are Known to be purchared by the Quarter- | ‘nquirer,” Star master’s Department, are hereby requested to fur- , nith this office weekly with price lists of the articles in their line, corrected according to the fluctua- tions ef the market. None other than those complying with the above advertisement will receive orders from this office. E*¥WARD L HARTZ, Captainand A.Q.M.,U.3A Aatane QUAT EE RAS! ER'S Sree d mra 21-im rner Gand 22d Streets, Wasuincton. D, C., March 19, 1333. With a view to obtain at short notice snd onthe best terms such supplies for the ute of this D part- mebtt, by purchase in the open market, as may be required by the exigencies of service, and not oth- er wise provided for by estimate on the proper offi- cers of the department, all dealers in Hardware, Drugs, Lumber, Leather, Harness and Saddicry are hereby requested to furnish this office weekly with price lists cf the articles in their line, correct- ed according to the tiuctuations of the market. CHAS. I. TOMPKINS, Captain snd A. Q. M., U.S.A V AB BEPARTMENT, J WASHINGTON, January 25, 1353. In consequence of the pressure “f busin atthe War Departinent, passes for citizens to v tho Army ef the Potomac will be given st the office of Lieut. Col. Cosrap, 132 Penusylrania avenue abo ineteenth street. 100 300888, ~ MHAYER & SON, 199 Eleventh et., betw. Ba. av. and Est. 1,00 PENS POTATO NS Received this day _8. THAYER & SON. 500 BBLS. ONIONS—Received this day and for sale by S. THAYER « SON, 199 Eleventh st, betw Pa av.and E st. BBL®, APPLES. Becety ed this day and for BBLS. BOSTON PREMIUM CRACKERS— For sale by S. YER & SON, 499 Eleventh st , betw. Pa. ay. and E st. s 200 Bier ORANGES—Rece yed this tay and ‘or sale by 8. THAYER & SON, 499 Eleventh st.. betw. Pa. av. and Est. 100 BOXES LEMONS—For sale by 8S THAYER & SON, 499 Eleventh st., betw. ayv.and Bat, apliw LANSBURGH & BRO.'S~ BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 Seventh St., bet. 1 and K. IMPORTAN TO THE LADL SELLING OFF! SELLING OF SLLING a A FULL STOCK OF DOMESTIC AND FANCY GOODS TO CLOSK, Tie Srocs Must Positivery Be Soup Our ww a Few Wrens, Bleached and Brown MUSLINS at 2, 5, 30, and cents per yard Dark and Licnt PRINTS at 20 and 25 cents SHERTIN OTTONS of all widths, at much re duced pri s Brown and Bleuched TABLE LIN IRISH LINENS et 3), 3 DRESS GOODS of every descript Binck ALPACAS of ail gradas Spring CAcsSIMKERES and COTTON ADES for Men and Bova’ wear. Also, ulllins of HOSIERY, all of which has to toldata great secrifice dies und Misses Cord and Tape HOOP SKIRTS— baving a very large lot on hand, we have tu sell at ary price i k Ladies Fine All-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS at 10 and 12). cents Good Silk Pocket Handkeret icfs at 6.600 ozen White and Colore! Gre SPOOL COTTON, at 9) sents per doz 290 pounds Black J THREAD at $1.59 per Ib .—fuch as Pins, Needles. vooth Brushes. Bair Bro-hes, Combs, sewing Silks, Twilled Tapes, Colog: es,ete —in great quantity WF Calicariy and secure your goods at LAN BURGH & BRO’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE 5 Beventh street, between Land K, P.8.—The Store will be open every evening until 9 o'clock. m 3i-lw B UTTER! BUTTER! 75 kegs of choice DELAWARE COUNTY BUT- ER, lanced this day ap 1 6tif GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO. OOD! Wood! W AT $6 PER CORD. BRINTNALL & CO., corner Tenth and H sts., will sell good seasoned PINE WOOD cord, delivered in any part «f the city, | F SPECIAL ELECTION. IFTH WARD—FIKsT PRECINC f—Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on FRIDAY, the 3d day of April, 1853, for one member of the Boara ef Common Courcil, to fill the un- expired term of Wm. M. Ellis, Ksq.. resigned. The polls will be held at the school house, corner of Third street east and A street south. Open at 7 a.m.,and close at7 p.m. .@. HAND JOHN MILLS, GEO. M. OYSTER, ‘ Commissioners. ENS, very cheap cents steat variety Daniel mar 2-td F SPECIAL ELECTION. IFTH WARD—SEVOND PRMOLNCT.—Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on FRIDAY, the $4 day of Apri! 1s63, for one member Common Gonucil, to fill the un- expired term of Wm. M. Ellis, Esq.. resigned. he pails will be held at the school- house, onthe corver of Third street east and D street’ south. | Cpen at 7 A, BM.,and close at7 P WILLIAM SLATER, E.7 0 STREVER. E.T. TAIPPETTS, ap 2-2 Commissioners UR BALE CHEAP— 428 barrels of APPLES, ¥ packages of BUTTER, 30 barreis of CIDER, . At 431 E street, opporite the mar 31-8t" ‘ost Gfice. Fok S4b8A very handsome wnddie HO kind and feat in harness. Algo, one shiftiny an BUGGY; ono wt DQ light single HARNESS. Can be seen at GEARY’S table. near U. 8. Hotel, mbti-lw BAPPING PAPER AND PAPER BAGB For sale at ADAMBON’S, 506 Ninth street, nextto Perry's Pry Gouin Siuve. OTICE TO SMALL DEALKKS I N AND SHOKB. Hy ezo0 ts A gentleman has on storaxe, 506 Sth stroet, next to Perry’s Dry Goods Store, a amall lot of BOOTS and SHOKS, which will be ld at New York prices. ™ Cun 265 OENTS A POUND, warranted ap excellent articie. Bold at ADAMSON’S, 506 Ninth st., one deor from Perry's Dry Good Store mar 27-tf POR STAMPING 2 NO PAPER AND ENVELOPES CHARGE. | WITH NAME, INITIALS, CREST, or OOAT OF ARMA. PHILP & SOLOMONS, Metroyolitan Bookstore, No. 342 Pennsylvanis avenue, mar %-eotf at $6 por | pis WANTS ANTED Br amiddle-nged respeotable wom . ® SILUATION as chid’s nurs . chamber reeametress. Address *M.G..” Bi tar Offi :e, it® EUOND DITION. re an iaterview can be had, $500 WANTEPB—On improved real eatate in Washiegton for two years; inte est paid quar e*ls; aSundant curity aud bonus given. Ad- Cos pr Geut,” Box 0714 Post Omee. ap 3- ED—Two first class PHOPOGBAPHERS; | understanc the # baman procs =hor wecthers nee! app y. Tnrmadiately ad dress 4. RO RVANS, S207th streets Wash & A me TUB DEPARTMENT: - iequirins the best professic . tho ough first class topographer and hydr grap! ca. draushteran asd swap compiler. peg apber "’ Star Office, Washington. V ;ANTED— a SITUAION asclerk perasnent | or otherwise by ene who bas had experivuce | #8 paymaster sclerk The best of referencas given, | Adusers ‘Bock,’ box 31 Washington Post Otice, aps att STABLE WANTED—With accommod tor three herses, (three stalia,) must he tighborhood of the avenue and 6th s rest. pis at the Clarendon Hotel, corner of the « and 6th street ap! V 7 ANTED—For a gentleman and his wife, a well J FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, with private tabie, somewhere west of Mth atreet Good referencen given and required. Office, ap: CAZRENTERS OR WOOD WoaksRs WANTEL—8ix good Carper ters. or workerson wood, xt tue Manufactory of Artificial Legs, in connection with the St..Klizabeth Hospital, over the Eastern Branch. Apply at the Factory to B, W. JEWETT 8p 5-8t" Wann TO RE smal FRAME HOCSE ed, ina good location; furnished or unfurnish possession to be <iven by the sth of May. Kent paid weekly or monthly on demand. _ Refer- will by ences givenand required, Add.ess Box 175 City ap r Post Office. N HONEST AND RESPECTABLE YOU 3% man who speaks French, Ecglish and Spanish wishes a Situation with a single gentleman to travel cr remain in the city, He bas been livins long time with ministers und secretaries; 4e ia well recommended, Address“ M, B Office. ap 3 lw* V ANTED TO RENT—Asma! HOUSE contain- _ ing from 6 to 8 roome, either furnished or un furnished, by a party who will give satisfactory references and is x punctual and desirable tenant; a gcod rent will be paid. Please sddress answers, stating location, &c.,to ‘L. M,,” Box 14 Star OF fice. ap 3-4t™ MANUENSIS— ACCOUNTS —An experienced accountant, a fair penman,desiresemployment | evenings. Bi'ls invoices, account sules and ex- | hibits made out or copied; complicated accounts or | rettlements adjusted and statements made; account books, single or Gouble entry, written Up, posted and balance sheets made of any kind of busihess; law, military or mercantile papers copied; letters Written to erder; parties visited xaywhere in the city. All communications strictly contidentixl. Best references siven when the nature of the work demunds, Address “Accountant,” Box 5 > oo: ddress 2t* +) Star ANTED—The subscriber wishes to rent a WOUSE before the I5th day of April. Address AC HILL, No. 417 sth st. ap 2-4t" MIDDLE-AG ANTED TO KEEP houre, also a Girl to do house work. Apviy at JOUN i 5 NH. JONES & CO.’5 Hide House, Bradiey’s Wharf, foot of 1th et, 2-3t* FIRST RATE FEMALE COOK WANTS A Sitmation respectable private family. | isafirst rate baker. Call at 273 D etreet, near 13) ap 2-2t* WASTED TO RENT—In a pleasant locality, a HOUSE containing 12 or lsrooma, 1 will pay apy person from $50 to $1 who will procure me such a house by the 1th instant. Address il, WEAVER, Star Office. ap 2 lw" MAKRIED MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT Nas bookkeeper, ccliector, clerk, or it ary situ- ation where he cab make himself useful and ro- ceive a reasonable compensation; has a large city acqual ntance 4n1 ean give the beat reference Ad- B.C.” City Pont Office, ap2sv_ NISHED HOUSK WANTED.—Wanted, a | smailwell Furnished House Address “LP ofice of Evening Star aap TANTED—A BLACKSMITH, In quire at the Phenix Carriage Woras, corner ap l-iw* V , ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER ard IRON- ER; none but a competent person need appiy. Ca lat No. 427 F street, between th and 7th sts. ap 1-3t I OARD WANTED.—A gentleman and his wife desire comfortable Board in or near t , (late ter preferred. not to exceed $12 per week, Ad- dress Mr W are of Philp & Solomon, Wash- | tor, D C ap 1 3t* 7 ANTED—A MAN with good business habits | with 8 Cash capitalof $20or $3) to takea profitable busine=s, \ of tbh and C sts. V partnership in a light an esse call at No. 29 444 street, Washington, D.C, ap Litt" WANTED, AS SEAMSTRESS—A young woman of great esperiehce as a dresamaker wishes employment by the day or week: hasan excellent sewing machive; understands making and cutting hildren’s clothing, Please address “M. D .” 1s Post Offic Vv AdTEDTAt the Clarendon Hotel. » white WOMAN for house cleaning. None but a ggod therough hand need apply. mar “I ft" W AN! ED—Two white GIRLS, one as inundress the other as chambermaid and assist with the wnehing and ircping Nove but competent persons 9th at mar $1 4%” LADY WISHES TO BE EM- £X ployed in making ladies’ and genta’ shirts and linens; it perfect in her work apd charges very morerate. Please apply at 468 izth at., between G and H to Madame BERNAD. mar 39 Iw WASTED-SECOND-HAND | FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Bed», Beddiag aad | Housefurnishing Goods of every d-ceription, | Warehouse, RK. BUCHLY, 4257th st , bet. G ‘anid Henit sido mar sth V ;ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID white or col ored) one who thorougtly understands ber Dusiners and can assistin waiting on the table. Apply immedixtely to 457 13th street, between EB and Fo atthe basement door mar S) 52° W A5GED—500 MEN to work in the Commise ry Department. Apply to Capt. H. VO8=,C. 8.v ot of G street, Washington, mar 23 W ANT E D-A competent APOTHECARY CLERK, reference required. Address **Phar- y Post Office, mar 71 WANTED TO RENT— A HOUSE; wiil buy the furniture if desired. Alse, wa ted to bay a house. Answers will be received one month, Ad- dress 8. W. NUK+ 8, Box 22 Star Office. nh25 Im* J ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, for 6 or 12 mouths, by a gentleman from New York, Rent paid foadvance. Address S. M. THAYER, 35 Maine avenue, through City P.O., Washing- ton, D.C 25 20* 7 ANTED— 10.000 housekerpers Save their cotton and woolen rags, books, newspapers, bottles, &c., aad we will send the wagon for them, weigh them at the door, and ray heat price firthem. Be sure and send to the right number, 3 D street, near 7th, MASON’S Paper saat Rag mar 10 Im* W ANTED TO 8ELL—The Stock and Fixtures of a first-class Grocery Stand in the central part ofthe city. Satisiactory reasons given for selling. Adéress* Morton,’’ Star Office. fe 21 URNISHED HOUSE WANTED. rent, for from one to three year —Wanted to Furnished Dwell; for a vate family. Location in the First or Second Ward preferr . Address Lock Box 65, Washington. D. 0. 80 4- OTICE.—Thore in want of Employment of any kind would better cail on the new Intelligence Office, No. 511 Ninth st., where the best of pay will be given to frst-classServants. I have always applications en hand for good Cooks, Laundresses, ‘asbermaids, Waiters and Reamstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tables, in private families or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of help will find it to their advantage to call, .—Houses wanted. The best of tenants can be obtained without charge by spp as above. no 4-tf ‘LLEB. LOST AND FOUND. i O8T—On Friday morning, April 8d, on Ninth 4 street, oron Fa avenue, between 9th and lith streets, part of a lady’s GOLD CHAIN. with a sma!l heart locket and gold key attached. The finder will be Jiderally rewarded by leaving it at 259 Ninth street, between Mand N, or at this of- fice ap 3 2t" OFT—Luast evening, April 8d, supposed on 7b 4 street, between Pa. avenue and Northern Lib erties Market House, a large odd-shaped gold SHAWL PIN. sect with emeralds. The finder will he libernily rewarded ou leaving it at the Star Of- fice, or 327 Ninth street, between L and M. 23-3 * QTCLEN FROM THE SUBSORIBER ON Tax SS sth ult., a DUK NOTE, value $2%, due on Louisa Ha) s'by Mr. Neighton. I heraby warn aay person from baying this uote, for itinpayable to Dt u subscriber. “area LOUISA HAYS. EFT THK PREMISES OF THE 8U 830RI- 4 ber on the 3'st day of March one small red HEIFER; no marha cxcept scarred on the ramp. Iwill give a suitable reward for her if brought to wy piace, 8 LINN, Montgouery Houss, 2 3t* i town, DC, - @,TOLEN—On Tucsday morning. about half-past kK’ two, twobay HORSES, one ularge bav bora end tae other a mediuw sized day horse, with witts on the lower part of both hind lege. Alibe al ra ward will he given if returned to PATHICK M>- GE Ink street, between 2d and 34, Leland. apt 3t Ww K8T, NOTH AND SOUT WEST, ‘FICER, SOLDIERS TAKEN aT OFFICERS ARRNHENT RATES The oxly pla e to buy tink: t t the tick. t office of the Baltwore and O8: Railrcad at the bepota WN chenge of cers betw-en Waahe' ip-toa spd the Ohro riv through frrm this ty, tached te all mebt tiaiss Traina ieave att + dfrod 6Hp.m, Beware sf runsers sui a Hives; Hate Bo! ees do with wee. wae vel fo the depst and proeura your tickets, is . bs R, W, REDMON Ds. war 3 Passenger Avent 2. & 0, BR. B, Oo, » Bagwage checked Splandid alengiag cx at a. Thos, Campbell, 4th Virginia caval | vot , of » paraded on the avenue preparatory to being | commanding at the guardho THREE O’CLOOK P. M. SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL. Major W. Offutt, of the Ist Virginia Confed- erate infantry, an ex-citizen of this Disirict, who lately came within our lines, and was found in Georgetown, but in a physical condi- tion unfitting him for removal, has been sent to the Old Capitol; also a rebel deserter named PROMOTED. Capt. Wyman, formerly provost marshal at Alexandria, has been honorably acqnitted by | court-martial, and promoted as assistant to Lieut. Col. H. H. Wells, Acting Provost Mar- shal General defences South of the Potomac. He is well known as an efficient officer. WESTERN VIRGINIA- The tollowing is the of the people of Western Virginia on the new State constitution, so far as heard from: sion county, for the constitution 1,692, | aguinst it (; Upshur county, for it 749, against Jlarksburg, 310 for the constitution, and 2 inst it; whole vote of soldiers for the litution, and 131 againt it; Lewis county, 56 for the constitution, and four agai it; Monongalia county, 1,44) for it, and 80 against it: Marion county, ‘42 for it, 3 against it. R capitulation :—For the constitution, 13. against it, 2 ; oe LOCAL NEWS. ANOTHER PARADE OF ROGUES. sae eee kpockets, Thieves, &c., Sent Out of the City. To-day, at twelve o'clock, agreenbly to an order irom the Proyost Marshal, another crowd pickpockets, thieves and vagrants were Fourteen P: sent off in the train at three o'clock. The parties were fitted up in the same style as the | two who were paraded some time since—larga red placards, bearing the words “pickpocket and thief,” in black letters, being posted on their hats and backs, ind they were all hand- cnffed. A guard of sixteen men, with a sergeat 5 under the command of Lie Cooper, »eseorted them, and they were tollowed by a corps of drummers i fifers, playing the “Rogue's Mareh.” it men thus placarded were marched froin the guardhouse up Ninth street to the norti: side of Penusylyania avenue, thence along by the different hotels, &c., to Nineteenth streei, down the w: side of Nineteenth street to G, and to Seyenteeath street, and back to the guardho Ww ‘e the. joined by those coming under the head of vagrants, and the whole party sent to the railroad station. The following are the names of the paraded party: H. Whitney alizs Wm. Jones, who was arrested by Sergi. Reed and officer Tait on the nit, at the depot, charged with being a sus- picious character and # thief; Jas. Kennett, a chinist by trade, who y arrested on the toult., by officer Crump, on the charge yacranc ¢ Grant alias John Mus Jolin W-. Rollins alias « Whit Sissler, belongs to this city, and is well known here. These four are classed as pickpockets and thieves: and the other four, Wm. Canning- ham, John Carr, Geo. W. Smith and Thos. Moue re classed as thieves simply. The procession attracted a large crowd of spectators, and it was with difficulty that the guard could move along with their prisoners, so crowded were the pavements, Most of them walked along with no look ef shame, and seemed rather proud that such honors were being paid them; but a few had their hats cz tully drawn over their eyes, and one whom we | understood to be Musgrove, had his shawl over histace. Some of them seem tobe very young, one or two apparently not above sixteen years of age. On the return to the guard-house, the crowd, which had been considerably augmented on the route, densely crowded the street in front of the building, and the paraded parties were drawn up in line. They expressed themsely. as totally disgusted with the parade, and were very anxious thatthe placards should be taken ott them; but the oilicers were inexorable, and with the placards still attached to their persons, the line of march was taken up for the depot, they having received a reinforcement of the following, Who were aurested as vagrants: Wm. J. Sullivan, Henry King Garrotty, Fran- cis R. Barrs and “Dwaye” Draper, and the whole party were marched down the Avenue, crowds of persons still biocking up the way and following them, On starting, the prison- ers in the guard-house who were in a position to see them from the front windows, cheered them lustily. With the party were two girls, who gave the pames of Anna Smith and Sarah Donaldson, whe on Wednesday night were found at Lin- coln Hospital improperly associated with two so diers belonging to the ith and 9th New York eavalry named John Brown and George W Cummings, and who were sent to the guard- louse. The two soldicrs, who were also sent guardbouse, received the cooling of a ; bath and were then returned to the hospital. The girls were very anxious that they should be allowed to go tothe depot in as quiet a man- ner as possible, and they were allowed to ride in an ambulance, a guard accompanying them down. The one who gave the name of Anna Smith, but who says ste was smart enough not to give her proper name. is a tall, good-looking «irl, with dark hur, black eyes and rosy cheeks. She is apparently about 24 years of ‘age. and dresses neatly. The other, Sarah Don- aldson, is undoubted] piece,” being about !S years old, brown hair and blue eyes, and is somewhat pock-marked. Neither of them are very modest, and this morning, when the sol- dicrs who were caught with them were brought out, they evinced no feeling of shame. One of the soldiers stated that he had known one of them in New York city, and it is probable that both belong there. The party of pickpockets and vagrants, num- bering fourteen altogether, were put on board the afternoon train for the North. —— A ViIcTIM OF MISPLACED ConFIDENCE.—The agent here of the Associated Press, a worthy gentleman, but who, like the venerable Jntelli- gencer, dislikes exceedingly to be jostled from his proprieties, is horrified to find that he has ficoded the country from Rock Creek to Mada- waska with the particulars of a great contra- band capture, about the truthfulness of which there is a certain degree of uncertainty. He hastens now to telegraph, North, South, East and West, that the whole story was a Ist of April joke, and was not only a “first of April joke,” but was “a fiction,” and was not only a fiction, but was ‘intended to mislead the pub- lic.” Think of that now! Moreover, that “the natural tendency will be to destroy confidence in the future veracity of the originators.” Hard, but fair; and we really think that if on any fu- ture First of April any originators shouid be found stating the capture of a contraband ves- sel styled Le Fou d’ Avril, owned by Hokes, Sell & Co., and consigned to the Richmond Trade Sale Co., the agent of the Associated Press will be abundantly justified in letting it alone se- yerely. ig LatTEst QuOTATIONS—Furnished by Lewis solar & Co., Bankers.—Washington Money ‘arket. E Buying. U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ..,. bi 105% U.S. 7.30 Notes... 4 105% Quartermasters’ Checks % = New Certificates... 22 ITH AITH, - U.S. Demand Notes. -150a152 as American Gold. 1508152 = American Silver, 135, - New YorkK-—3 P. m. Coupon 6's, 1891, 105; 7.30’, 104%; Demands, 153%; Gold, 153. SS SEES 4 PYRAMID OF Facts! Concerning Onistaporo’s Haiz Drst It is pure, Poisonless, jantancous, imparts a perfect biack. or a magnificent brown, in the pace of ten minutes; 18 cdorlesa, does aot stain the skin, and hag never been knewn to fail! Cnista4poro’s Exceision Hate Dra, Manufactured by J. Crietadoro, 6 Astor House, New Yerk “Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Lressers. Prise, size. » $1.50, and $3 per box, according te Gristapono’s Hark Restorative Is invalvabie with his bye, a8 itimparts theutmost softness. the Exoet beautiful glons and great vitality te the bsir. Price fttercte Zi,and Ga vor botile according to fige. ~ ___ ar ¢5-1m ¥. = es Gere 2 t lien, Fee ee TRING & BURCHELL, mar 17-2W Corner 15th at aid Vermoatay. PERSONAL. M NQ LAPOSITION ADAME |, Doctress and Astrologist, was born with a natural gift. Bhe tells the past and fature—was never known to fail. Oause ow ri - busicess strictly confidential. marriages, brings together those long e Qures all ‘diseases; No. 435 F street West, between 6th aod 7th, the Patent Office, alikeness ef future husban Teality Ladier & cents: gentlemen 91. mh2 Im* N KS. L. SMITH, Olairvoyant, Tost Medium, § 335 south Batreet, between Ist and 2d “i Capitol Hill, next door te National House; a: doors from McPherson's Apothecary, same aide; yellow blinds. Mrs. Smith heals old standing eases by magnetism, converses with your deceased friends; describes them; gets names; also sees your li husbands, brothers, wives, cHildren, lovers, rescribes them. tells their character, anv diseanes, and all aboutthem. Hours trom 10 till 8 pm, git” tin 5 mar 2% $w* M wate MAGNETISM RS, WREN Still. continues to CURE ALI, DISEasKs y HAND MAGNETISM. Call and see (this city) testimonials. 445 K st. Washington. mar 9-tm* nN. r IK E's PURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY has be-n manufactured for seve- ral years from the PURE JUICE of the CATAWBA GRAPE! Thus affording additional evidence of the pre- gress of American Enterprise and Industry, and of our ability to produce articles at home equal te those made of any other nation. THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals but exceis the best imported Bran- dies in purity and flavor, Itisin fact, the Bese Brandy Known. This statement ia fal.y corrobo- rated by the certificates of our most distinguished analytical Chemists. The want of Pure Brondy bas long been this country, and the introduction of an a! such quality as to supersede the sale and use of there vile compounds. hitherto sold under the pame of Brandy, can pew deed regarded asa great publie good. The Catawba Brandy, possesses all the qualities claimed for the best im ported Liquors, and is of perfect purity and superior favor, and a sovereign and sure remeay for DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCY, CRA CHOLIC LANGUOK, LOW SPIRITS, GENERAL DEBILITY, CHOLERA MORBUS, §c., &¢. @7 READ THE CERTIFICATES!!! Wasaineton, B. C., Nov. 11, 1858. D.R.Ciark, Beq.,8ir: I have made a chemical analysis of » sample of pore Ohio Catawba Brandy, of the manufacture of 8.N. Pike & Co. Cincin- nati, and find it to be pure wine brandy, free trom any adulterations er admixture of ingredients det- rimental to health—not a fictitious liquor made of corn spirits and fiaming essences, and it is welt adapte from sta purity and quality, to take the of French Cognac es ee“ THOMAS ANTISELL Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Patent Office. Stats ASSAY#R’s OrFicEe, 328omerset Bt. Boston, Oct. 3, 1953. 1 hereby cerify tha: I bave this day made a chemical analysis of asample of Catawba Brand; brought to me by G. Simmonds, Ksq.,and that have feund no adulterating ingredient or improper subtancesinit. Itis pure brandy spirit, with the usnal coloring and saccharine matters bel longing te brandy. I would recommend it tor medical uses, CHAS. T.JACKSON,M D., s State Assayer. D. R.CLARK, corner 43¢ and Penn., ave., sole Agent for this District. mar 13-eod 3m 1,000 BOXES ORANGES. swectcnt frnit and ’ best color of the late Catania and Messina cargoes, Just arrived at JONES & CO., ner Eighth and D atreets. We recommend tits fruit to confectioners an@ hotels as the sweetest fruit. Ap 2-8t NK THOUSAND BOXES CHEESE will be sold for accent of & NEW YORK HOUSK. Atliy cents. At JONES & CO., ap27t Corner Kighth and D, CORE THOUSAND BALRELS OBOICE APPLES, in prime order, at NES & CO. ap27t Corner Eighth and D. UCK WHEAT FLOUR, $4 per Codfish, $6 er 100, New Sugar-cured Hams, 11 cate per Wb. Gheese, 14%: cents per-b. Best Flour, $375 per barrel. JONES & OO., ap2-7t Corner Kigtth and D. IFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS’ worth of prime New York State Butter. At JONES & CO., ap 2-7t Corner of Kighth and D. IV EW BOOKS. N JUST RECEIVED. _ Madge. or Night and Morning. Price $125. Man’s Cry and God’ Gracious Anawer, a contri- bution towards the defense of the Faith. Price 5 cents, Just published and for eale by LP SOLOMONS, Metropoli an Bookstore ap 1-2t 332 Pennsylvania av: (TE PENTATEUCH VINDICATED, By Wm. . Green. Political Fallacies, By George Junkin. Sermons By G. T: Chapman. Hackett’s Notes and Comments on Shakapeare History of Jewish Chureh, By Arthur P. Stanley. Guesses at Trath, by Twa Brothers. The Book-Hunter, By J. Hill Burton. Nott’s Sketches of the War. _ Contivertal Monthly fer April. The Scarlet Flower, By Pierce Bean, Sylvia's Lovers, By Mrs, Gaskill. ap2 FRANCK TAYLOR. INEN GOODS L JUST RECEIVED. We open to day (Monday. March 3),)a large as- sortment of SCOTCH LINEN TABLE DAMASKS of superior quality, ranging in price from 67 cents 1 ir yar ‘Also, & large lot of TOWELS, TOWRLING, LINEN SHEEFINGS, DAMASK NAPKINS RUSsiA CRASH, RICHARDSON’S SHIRFING LINENS, &c., &¢., all of which we will sell at lowest cash prices. JO J. MAY, 305 Pa. av., mar 30-6t between Sth and 10th sts, I MATTING—MATTING ! HAVE On band 15) piecas Plain, Checkered aud Gowann; aleo, Flor Table and Step Oil Oloth. A fine assortment of Orockery and Glass Ware, to- gether with a variety of Cabinet Furniture, both Bew and secend hang. which will be sold clieaper than thecheapest. Gall soon at 428 7th street, tween G and H, east sidr. aroism BR. BUCHLY. BArzow. M’KELDEN & CO., BANKERS, 223 PENNA. AV., OPPOSITE WILLARDS, Waszincros, D. C., WILL BUY AND SELL GOLD AND SILYER, UNCURRENT MONBY, VIRGINIA AND OTHER SOUTHERN BANK NOTES. DEMAND AND 7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES and all other GOVERNMENT SECURITIES DRAFTS ON THE NOR‘HERN CIT: AND - EUROPE. Navy and Army Checks ard Quartermasters’ Vouchers Cashed. Collections made cn the most liberal terms. Bonds, Stocks and Gold bought and sold on usual commissions. Deposits received. mar 2]-Im ag NEW SPRING MILLINERY D AW Lrespeattully call pour attention 13 186 . m a] cal four a! mm) new stock of FANOY AND MiLLINERY GOODS, MMBROIDERIES, LACES. &c., which I have just received from New York. i have just re- ed home, and do not hesitate to say that it ts ee largest and most complete stock of goods im ie city. T e ial attention to my ste:k of BTRAW QUOLS of all Kids, FLOWES, RUS. BONS, JBT AND STEEL ORNAMENTS, PANOY, TUGK AND SIDE QOMBS, EMBROTDERIES: LAOES, &c., &e.,all of whick I will sell at a very vance on 0! ices. erVine Steel Belt Clasps, Fancy Steel and Jot Orns- t § ments in great varie A NELIN ETOHISON’ No 12 Market Space, betw. 8th and 9th sis. P. 8.—New Headdresses, Dress Oaps, & c. _mar 20 FPSB S412-50.000 extra choice Roses, Fruit Trees, Ornamental Plants, Shrubs, Bul ager Climbing Plants, Evergreens, ‘500 splendid large tise Pear, Cherry and Pj, it rd. Trees, nese ins order (Bree of Life,) the . ce. . Arbor Vitea suitable ee for canis ete : to 100 01 lease a ine ote AT TARDIN, Florist mar 26-e0lm™ corner 18th and M sta. IANUS.—A new assortment of Steinway & son's unrivaled PLANO FORTES have jus! been received at the Music Store of x ZEBOTT, corner of Pa. avenue and! Eleventh at. Several Second-hand Pianos for sale cheap. m3§ '\) Gana OOLLINS & 00.3 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT 4L¥and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery, which I am prepared to furnish on short notice te all persons who will favor me with their orders. Batisfaction guarantied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- vended to. Goods delivered in all parts of Washington and Georgetown, free of charge. a0 6-48 Georgetown, D. 9. OPTICIANS SSR mortal Pexmy-LvAnie Avanca, Bu PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS aud CARTER Dg VISITE : U. 8. GENERALS-MoGlelian, Hooker, Rose- ererr, Burnside, Fremont, Butler, &c ETATE*MEN—Lincoln snd Cabinet, MC's, £0. KERELS—2-f Davin. Lee Jackson, &o TREATRIiOAL- Maggie Mitchell. Laura Keene, Clarke, Florence, & ‘True Likenessos of Distinguished Poraonage® im a great varioty. mar j3-eotl