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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
NxvrIsh coNeREss-s.e.us s.,.,.,,
FRIDAY, Aprfl Is

FRIDAY, April Is.
SkhATE.-A bill 70 establish a land office On Al o
Territory OF Colorado was taken up and passsd
Hr Hale reported from the special comm,tter
70 inquire into ID. destruction of the NorfolS
navy yard and Harpef's Ferry armory. Renort
ordered 70 be printed.
Mr.. Harris Introduced q bill sbolIsbin0 .p,d,r
customs orhces at Albany and Troy, N. Y. and
increasing the salaries Of the cu,toms .n,veyo,s
there. Referred. gym
MI sumner introduced a resolution CALLING IN
Ine - perintenaent Of the census for list a. ali
slayenoloen In the District OF Columbia ana for
ceialh mountaineering the slaves they Owned
Tie Senate then took up the bill for the relief
% fIsncis Huffman, which was debated hy sun
HOUSE The bill making approximations for
sundry civil expenses Of the goverufnept FOR 1sSi
and additional appropriations for 1864 was taken
up. '~Aen
Mr.. F A. Conkling offered an amendmen, pro-
Sldlng that no part Of the appropriatIon should
De paid for gas consumed In The Capitol res,su-
M. Delano moved 10 amend by iusen,po an
appropriation Of $500 per month for vzterjng the
avenue from the Capitol to the Executive Nan
sion; rejected '@~
The bill was then passed
This Dill appropriates $500 900 for com Melting
the west wing Of the Treasury BUILDING: ss a.
Tor painting the old portion OF the CAPITOL sis s0
TO supply deficiency In the sppropristien foS
lgnnng the Capitol and public groundsr a. 90
ioI me completion Of the Census
private bills. -
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DIED,


On the nth lrstant, suddenly, JOSEPH A.
RURCH. in the 4ad year Of bis age, oldest son Of
the late Remigius Buroh He leaves q vits and
four children TO mourn his loss. None knew him
but to love him!
The friends OF the family are invited TO att,nd
his funeral, on Saturday, at 8 O'Clock p m. from
his late 'eSldelce, on New York avenue, between
4.h and 9TH SITS.
After Sc hours illness. RAPPHELIA ADA, only
daughter of John w. and Angelina ID. Phillips, At
llh O'Clock, the evening OF the nth instant. of
congestion OF the BRAIN aged Is years months ADD
Is days.
On THURSDAY. the nth lns'ant PETER Pr EST
LEY, only son Of Henry and Margaret Hayrir,
aged Years. months and % days.
The funeral will take lace to- morrow at o'c?k,
at the residence OF hig father, on list street, &C.
tween NJ and N TIE friends Of the family are re-
cue ted t. attend
On Thursday, The nth instant, at 81 90 ook p.
IN at the reslt en- le of his father, JOHN W., sec
of his age
Iii fGnera! will take pl zoe 81 10 O'Clock, on Sat-
urtaI, ihs - h In tant. the friends of the family
aroinvitsd to attent.
On Tuesday morning. 18th instant. OSCAR M,
DpZIER, formerly Of Westm Sreland county. Va !,
aged about 10 years. lBaIrnore Sun copy.l
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LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA.
jeff Davis Takes Command I'm the
Field!
"a. mereler Looking to Mol!
The Rebels Working Like Beaver:
They Attack Us I'm Heavy Force!
They are Repalsed, With much Lsss I
ID. Mereler Looking TO Ee,II

BALTIMORE, April Is The following Is from
ihe Fortress Monroe correspondence Of the L.rs-.
fods just received here:
There are no indications OF the temperance OF
The Merrimac, though the weather 10 very favor
able for her: calm, with high water.
The French steamer Gsssendi 10 still st Norfolk
awaiting the return Of the French Minister from
Richmond, where II 10 presumed he has gone to
secure tbs tobacco purchased by the French Gov
eminent.
At intervals last night and this morning heavy
cannonading could be heard here from the dis.c
ton Of Yorktown.
A party Of deserters who came into ON, I,n-s
report The arrival Of Jef Davis I'm the rebel
camp, and say that Il was understood there that
ne would take command In the approaching
battle.
They also represent the enemy to be in great
force, and that the work Of entrenching is pro-
crossing throughout the Peninsula. Reinforce
ments, they say, are constantly arriving there
from Norfolk, Fredericksburg, and even North
Carolina; and that the rebel Generals openly de-
clare their intention TO make this ii. great battle
OF the war; and the strongest conviction expressed
OF triumph over the Federal forces, and driving
them from the Peninsula
There 10 almost constant skirmIshiue going on
DF lne tnemeh, and occasionally shot and shell
are thrown with great rspidity
Just az close this letter learn there was oui;s
heavy skirmish this msSning beyond Warwick
Court House, on the James river; the enemy hsy-
Ing attempted to turn our left flank,
Their attack was made In quite heavy force,
out they were rePulsed after q brisk artillery
engagement
The enemy's loss is thought to have been quite
heaVy. We lost about dozen in killed and
wounded.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NOTICE. A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, Will
hereafter also act as the Stars advertising agent
there. ANY Georgetown advertisements Ieit a.
Dr. q Il Barpard's, corner Of high and Bridge
streets or with 6. Crandell, No. Us Bridge
street. will meet with prompt attention.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

FAtNIID-Last evening, woman went IN the
ONCE OF Justice Dom, and made com plant that
Mr.; George Usher had connitted an ssssuit ara
. oaeIf upon nef; A warrant was issued and
Paaceo In the hands ~ policeman 70 be served !,
anu tue complainant took q seat 20 await The re-
turn OF the o1scer with the accused In the mesn-
um me sae ssfed for glsn Of water. and Detective
hardly get the water when the youns Womb
tainted and fell upon the floor She was seized
with commissions, which continued for over IN
the attentive ofacen. She was unable 10 Give
evidence, and the case was ruled for a hesfins
physician was sent for, and the sici woman
removed to Der home.
Resistance ORA Pollen OrrIcrx.-ye.te,d,v
morning, an Italian named Leon Poppars, who
to The Soldiers Rest, near the DEPOT a I'll 80
goods 10 some Of the 18th Pennsylvania reoineot
sna, as he alleges, he was pulled in the lines AID
. , Issoivers taken from him. He Immediately
secured the services Of ofacer Copeland and went
oack 10 tne place, where one OF the men who took
pistol was pointed out % the ofEcer Copel,nd
attempted to arrest the man, bot be wa rescued
elected nom the camp. The matt was fmms
shal.
ARRHsTrp Az SrlRs -Messn. stridey and Dour-
Ian formerly Of Alexandria were arrested a. spiss
Meaaesdsy morning near FairfsI Court house,
News understands that papers were found upon
them Of decidedly disloysf character, besides
large amount Of Confederzfe money when ar
TESTED they offered Capt Evans money 70 LEI them
goi and on the examination they would not sc-
knowledge their allegiance % the Government
DHAa Huesns-Lsst evening, a three v,r,,
ladies were walking near the Gafrison a ns,i,ss
named william Morrison amused hinasslf hi,
huggtng the two handsomes. Oncef shs.tse
seeing The .ct, arrested him AID took lin before
Justice Cull when he attempted n sxcuse ~
self ~ stating that their cspes ges hsoked IN III
buttons; but % neither the jasfise Dor ths ofkcs.
"oeaid 80 ittn thss Ugh, !" Be vss aasd Is s..
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LIMA RuRRrR Gnnns

We advise all our readers (as we know they
are obliged to purchase the above named goods)
to embrace the present opportunity az Mr. H. A.
Hall intends to make a change In his business,
ana will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at Manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so certs per pair, and La
dies overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In.
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
Ian article that no family should be withou)
only so cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
Ware house, No 30e Pennsylvania ave-, between
9th and 10th streets, Washington, d. c. ap l2-u
Bass GALL PLAYERS can be furnished with
bats and balls at A. Adamson's, seventh street,
opposite General Post Once. ap 16-3i*
In AN ANOTHER COLUMN may be seen few o.
Washington, and they speak louder than any
thing we could say. 1t 10 with pleasure we lay
them before a candid and appreciative public.
sick be wants the physician who prescribes reme-
dies that are sure to cure him, and such person
Is found In DR.. Tumblety, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and see for yourselves ye lame ana suner-
ing,
Oh We rheumatic and dying come and see,
Light shall again the faded eye Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
INVOKE Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gin
Relieve the rich and poor.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultation or Adeies.
Office, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsvl-
ania avenue, corner 9TH street. ap l2-3r$
LIME! LIMK!! LIMxMl-The subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels OF the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime, Ce-
ment, &c, and which will be.sold at SLIP per
barrel. lunar 29-tfl WIN. II. Cooley.
ALL PERSONS can frd the best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh street, near F.
IL 2T-3m
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BOARDING,

ROARplNG FOR FAMILIES AND GEN
~ TLEM EN-DeEirab Rooms now vacant ct
S22 street. corner of ik-on5 of the most desirs
bic locations IN Washington. epI72t'
A ROOM, WITH BOARD, soiLstle EoT one or
"A two EeIti emen, at No. 42s \ thirteenth street.
between q and II; A few Table Bos.daIs ssn si.o
be accommodated. An II Srs
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
Board, N pleasant location near the CAPITOL
IsaISisrt Bosrders accommodated. Inquire at
SUI omces NH Sl-tf
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SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR RENT. .sos
- hs "6Isn EHsS Farm |" ID. c., dboxt TX mules
desirable furnished Double House well shaded |.
me water; &c with Stabllng,. carriage houses,
net. Foreign Ministers, and sentismen with fsmi!y
ls especially Invited 20 this advertisement For
s1sn, ~, OF me premises sPRly 10 the maesser
thsr Sartoglsrs eddres Captain W. A 4. MAD
DOA, " 3. NJ 1870 Spruce street, Phillde phis,
"a. NH SLIM
RLES, marble slsbs. aRd eYerJ sTTanren,snt
oomplete. Those desiring the above viii study
thelr lnterest 0y calling lmmedStely at the Euro
s'shuo' nah B-n
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The Nashville Turned Up Again !!
Her Adventures Since Last Run
ming the Blockadel
Especial Telegram.

NEW YORK, April II, IL m.-The Rebel
steamer Nashville arrived at Nassau, N. r., on
the 18th Of March, and cleared with an assorted
cargo on the sth inst, for, as alleged, St. Johns,
N. b., having, as alleged, been sold to British
subjects. Probably this 10 a blind.
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FROM YORKTOWN.
The Enemy Attempt q Midnight A..
sauit and are Repulsed with less.
Our Army Gaining Ground Hearty.

The foiie~ing dispatches were received to-day
at the War Department from Gen. Mcciellan:
HKADouARrERs ARMY PoTOxAc, Aprnl7.
My position occupied Yesterday by smith was
entrenched last night 90 that we have been able
10 prevent NE enemy nom working to-day, and
kept his guns silent The same result al the bat
teries at Hymns Mills. Yorktown shelled our
gunboat' and some Of our barges to-day, without
effect. Good deal Of firing from the YosktOwn
land batteries.
HEADauiRrKRs Army PoTosic, ApiiI 10.
At shout ne-half hour after midnight the cue
my attacked Smith . position aud attempted %
carry his guns. Smith repuIsed them handsome
ly, and took some prisoners. I have no details
vet, but will forward them az soon a. nv aids re-
turn The aring was very heavy. All 10 now
quiet.
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Riley, who resides at the Navy Yard, len his
home and took away with him some S225 which
his wife says was the hard earned profits Of the
nrm Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Riley. But s'riehes
have wings" and Pats money was soon gone,
and be returned 10 his home and made friend
with Mrs Riley and the children. Yesterday
afternoon Patrick, 70 show his love for his wife
took one Of the children out TO walk nIrs. X
bad In the meantime taken a little wine, as she
says, 20 drown her sorrows, and thinking the
conduct Of Patrick hypocritical, pitched into him
In the most approved style. One Of he policemen
coming along, however, stopped the ARRAY by
taking her 10 Justice Culls Office, when after
hearing the evidence, the Justice In view OF the
mirgsting circumstances hned her only 81 So,
which she paid.
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TIE REsr MkErs THE ARNy.-Yesterdav after.
sccosted oElcer McDevitt ID an fnshltTng manner
on the Avenue and a. usual with al drunken
soldiers, proclaimed himself 10 be the best man
In the army and able 10 whip anything, from a
Liniputian to q Golish. As the day was remark.
ably hot ofhcer M. concluded that sthe best man
In the srmy'' would enjoy good shower bath
and therefore escorted him 10 the central guard
house, where = bath was obtained gratis
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CENTRAL GVARDHopsK CAsEs-BsfoTe Justice
Walssr-John Duning, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. A. r. Morris, do John Jones, do
turned over to the military. Louis Velten, drunk
and profane; workhouse 90 days. Roger Ken
neday, asleep in the market; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

The MoNIToR-Ths iron clad Monitor r otsry
Refrigerators are on exhibition at C. WOODY ard a
store, Nos 316 and 32O Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

Mrs. r. G. ETcHIsoN mo. IL Pennsylvania
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets has
just received from the North the largest, finest,
and best stock Of Fancy Goods Embroideries,
Laces, Bonnets, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks,
Flowers, and Millinery foods generally, that she
the ladies of Washington and Georgetown apl4-Ct
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MARINE ON a BxNDKR.--Y estefday, q marine
having more money than he knew what TO do
win, Invested II In atangIefootn whisky aud
proceeded to the capitol gate, where he Invested
himself OF coat, shirt and boots, when be was
arrested by the Provost Guard and taken 20 the
gusrdhouse 70 get sober,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

OPTHALMIc AND AURAL INSTITUTE, 227 Penn.
sylvania avenue, devoted exclusively to the treat
ment Of all maladies Of the Eye and Ear. Deaf
ness, noise in the head, speedily cured This
Institute 10 in charge Of DR.. Won Moschzisker
Oculist and Aurist, and has already secured the
patronage Of some Of the best known citizens OF
Washington and Its vicinity. ap l6-3t*
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LII TRKATISs HIS FANILY.-Last night, oficer
Clarke arrested an lrishInan, named Thos. Reiily,
on the charge Of beating bis wife and illtreating
his children. BELLY resides near the Upper
Bridge, on the Eastern Branch, and is Eaid to
Emlse himself very often in this pas,irne Justice
Cun committed him 10 jail In default Of security
70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

MRAsLEs are prostrating the Volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them
Soldiers be warned In time. Holloway's Pills
are positively infallible In the cure OF this disease
occasional doses Of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only 25 cent
per Box. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

CHARLEY FIssRsAs IN TRousIK On We'd
nesdsy evening that entefprising driver, Charley
flanagan. the President of the :" Night Liners
hac them about the city, and accordingly they
took their seats In the best coach Of the Gins
and were soon being wheeled about over the stones
Of the avenue In style credtable to the turnout.
But after time the horses got tired, and the &C.
cupants dry, as well a. Charley. The team was
stopped in front Of a drinking saloon, and the
party went In to take " smile " While dis
cussing the best liquor In the establishment some
person took one Of the horses from the traces and
made of with It. Finnegan, on coming to the
door, seeing but one horse, expressed some sur
prise, but with indomitable energy" started on
foot and soon found substitute for the missing
''mare," which he hitched up, and Finnegan was
towards the Navy Yard, and ON the way one Of our
policemen, being or Of duty, hailed the coach and
got In with them. Ffnnegan having an engagement
At a. m, started to the place. the party Inside,
Into the arms ef stirred natures sweet restorer,
balmy sleep',-and arrived a. tee place designated
some hour or more too SION. Not being In a
humoi to drive TO his home, Charley quietly dis
without distur bling the passengers, and soon the
four were yieing with each other as ts which
could snore the loudest. A patrolnan seeing the
carriage and hearing the strange sounds which
the load, and not being cognizant Of any law
which authorizes hackney carriages TO be
used lodgings houses, mounted the box and
drove them to the police station. Here the party
were reused from their slumbers and introduced
to Justice Gull, who fned Finnegan 81 50 for be-
Ing drunk, and dismissed the others, including
the M. p. The fne on Charley having nearly
eonnscated the entire profit. Of the drive, he
cussed some, and threatened Hto appeal, }" but
finally thought better ont, and procured a war
rant against the patrolmen, who made the arrest,
charging him with stealing the hack, horses,
driver, and passenger. The case has been ruled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

FOR hENT-h furnished four-story BRICK
= "" bLLlNG, N q pleasant and healthful part
OF the city, with tne large chsmbsrs and parloTs
bath room supplied with hydr8Et water, and gas
lnrous hOut carriage house and stable attached
This IL desirable residences for an "a, G, or Gov
eminent emp'oyse IN either one of the Depsrt
and l., from TO 9 .. m. ssII
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DRAER's PLANTATION BIfrERs.
q II IS1s0 n

IL invigorates, strengthens and purines the sys.
tenn, is perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic In the world It IL COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st, Croix RUM particularly
Weakness, and 10 just the thing for the changes
Of seasons
Sold by all 6rocers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms r. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap l eo3m* 202 Broadway, New York.
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FOR RENT-A TENEMENT, suitable for n
- smsi IAialiy, aud very pleasantly situated on
the heights Of 6eorsetown, within Eve minute.'
walk Of tho Washington and 6eorEetavn omnibus
Fifteenth street, washington. sptlS~
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Justice
Walte.-David Leahy, VIM. Moody @ J san
ton, John Rabbzer, drunk and disorderlv; turned
over to the military. Christopher M eades, pro-
family; dismissed John HaYs, drunk and dis
orderly; fned 81. Robert Hay, isleep in q wagon;
dismissed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD's AfHENEUM.
IoHs q. E9np=------Propriesot and MMsn.tsr r
THRU WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST.
RVS &hs ~ iYs ssifissts
In Dr.. B,r sRa a.I.Sssisa Tr...d, of
THE GLADIATOR.
Phasarius-. .--...-----...-..-..-Joh John MoCulloush
Srns,as.---. ---.INM n; Lear
iiss niHSao
IL Box Once open from till O'Clock.
ADMISSION.
Ureo Circle and Pareuette------ III cents
EeSuIeo Sedn--. .----- ----- .-----.,..----Si
OroheatrsS sssf. - - III
RRIivs!s sosss HOLDING siIisj--.ss..sis
sssiiixREHsiS 4 Eff fo Il rr...ur.r
WASHINGTON rHEATER,
w. :, .'S W iITH AND { srssIar.; xux
THIS EVENING
Benefit q M r: T ssSSsr TTGsn
Who m sslRI YIPssffiu tsiRpFlFA' as
a AZ ihI aGEe sis'3 IF sdo Sf Sf
Supported BY the entire excellent company.
Saturday. Farewell ApTesrsnce Of MISS INCE.
Admission Is and 50 cents and 81. 1t
CLARENDON co ls 1 lo RAk q : g,,,
MUSIC EVERY EvENiSs, 1850 I'LL.
BEAUTIFUL WAITING 81 Slkls so.L BAND
Ard On the y, KY,
" (THE NEW NATIONALLY
A' %i:I RSsf hSt. sre''and
and Operstio Edi6css, under the
supsrintsndence of
MIR. CHARLES GETZ.
Frsssosd, Ornamsntsd and Decorated in the most
e.egant aud tasteful style,
With III ass't "''''
ONE Of IN FEE y &SoE Es GoGNF FKHFEAEERs
ShANR RS Sbf kVFRf ACCESSORY.
Val Open TO The Public the Night Of
EAsrER MONDAY I9Y April q.
JOHN COLLINS,
THE slNIAL IRISH COMEDIAN,
coMEpr c I'M AVIATION
MIR. DANiES sET cHEtt, ro,
FULL, POWERFUL AND TALENTED
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Containing the names of
The Gerry First FaroritsS IN America
Every effort will be made BY the Manager 10
make this 'nfEs45iTnHsGPs IN SUCCESS
to the one inst played by Mr.. COLLINS at
Niblo's, New York. Better he cannot hope TO
make il. To this end the very FIRST talent IN the
entire county apropos TO the nature OF the el-
gasement has been secured.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Uress ClIole.---- ----...--'. 70 cenu
fbnlly ClClo---.-. 20 cents
Orchestra Chair. .----....-.S
So!oIoQ 20 cents
COl0re0 fdrterfe.. 81 oenh
apl7-1w
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOIISE,
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nv THE
No. 2s9 Pa. AyErUE. rouTH SIpl,

=, y,
Bsfcses SEA aad l0th sts
Every evening o remarkably hne Free Concert,
embracing selections from the best olsssio music,
and the most Popular Operas rendered in
saloon.
: The celebrated Italian Singer, Slgnor ANTONIO
TTisxhIiN!, Prima Baritone from }se 81 Carlo
Theeter ~ Naples. has been en- Ssged and will as
sist the entertainment Of the evening with the
hnest Melodies aad Songs ever prodIotd in this
The Iass. and the public are invited, and may
rely upon having every comfort they desire. In
sadiuon TO the hnest music in Washington. they
yll obtain on cali from the attentive sttendapts
Federal Metropolis.
Qthoers con.tsnuy In attendance 10 keep GOOD
oiae1 I. Conoert eonmencins at 2 m.
pA1ENT OFFICE CURIOSITIES-6zids "a
= fetents, Catalogue OF CpIioeitias and 6oyern-
ment 6efdensa Attic stand Id Pssaat Oasce; Hare
sss s&R illss Gf q:
Ern3snsd 70 Redlsrsi Military Trislsi Military
shoying over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheay
Books. keoolfeot cheap rent. Large fslsS, ~
jss-s& '' xILSSkEb ktUSH4PkiR.
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CRisrApoRo's ExcKLsIoR DYE
Is unrivaled In the world.
No other Dye ha, been suaIy1ed
DO other bye produces such fanltless colors.
No other Dye can be applied 20 rapidly.
No other Dye 10 so lasting In Its effects.
No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair
IL has been
Analysed By Dr.. Chiifos,
Chemist TO the Croton Water Board Of New York,
and cersiaed by him to be an harmless Us Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab
ishinent q the proprietor =
Manufactured bf ]. CHRIsrApoRo, 6 As,ef
House, New York. Sold syerywksrs, aad APP
piled hy all Hsir Dressers. q
Price 81, $3.50, and % per boy, scco,ding to
sire. No. 2.
ORisfApoRo's HAIR PRrsBRvATryI,
10 invaluabls with his Dye, 20 Il imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
Vitality b the hair. es,1 - =
Price 50 cents, ~, and - pei bottle, according
70 size % s-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-18

CoRss, Ere.-rhose afaicted with these
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