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passing hss II sxsaas Il wil m.
and sgoID
on HoARsEHEss, BRoNgHIrIs,I ETLuFHzA.uK Il
sPNEuMoxIAs INoIPEHr CONSUMPTION, mi h.s III.
formed the most astonshius cures knoen of
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sDIARRHEA precsedihs from csia tn 10 BSy,si.
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ssts dsslsrsn cents
lsa The III i'll iii sssssas
The ,csllex
you sili
mandatory noticssfrom al IL
MACE 6klEo " ~ 9HI agents.
|5S !. wR1aHf i ues Aksas.s N ssssss
5s:f3 A aadI IS sssss rs
fothsrss is $s III
Thousands arc daily king in ths praise ii 9ts
ssssssE DR. KAT0H9SL NKAHTxLE caRDE6x
nd because u never III.
vhan given II time. facts asid suc .ips
~conyines You that Whist ny u tTus. ii sont.ns
~ sSss. SsS3 NO Observation-Disclosures sSS
ot kind
child, instead y " rsf a
sason II commends Itself theony raabln
known for Children Teething. Diarrhea
the Bowels. Acidity the Stomach ii IN
and Group
Regulating this Rowea and ResfssnR NJ III
bens anti n
Oonvuson other Eta. AZ ron yue tba it'll
health your children. Wish IL save ton
hightins which
Of narcotics Of which all other fof fanas t
plants take m Easons IN
Hal rely II harniss and css
notininreths mostd csn,s
nsaecompany esch bottle. Prepared only ~
me- CHURCH q DUPONT,
III ~ Htosds.s, Nsus sFa
81 Hood Food.
Healthy Human blood upon being ANALFzEB atrsyr
nts with the essential couse
ths Trns Standard, Anayxe tho Blood person
nom Liver scros
Hnd ID the sS
lies Of and ron
cha Blood Food
IL success Thsrs sss
III ss FIVE PREPARATIONS Ss
aasped II the Blood
1oughs Colds, Bronchitis any IL
Throat Consumption Witch ass
sha Depression Of Spirits hi
Chronic Complaints sDahilsy
and No. for Liver Nos
Tor Dyspepsia. Being already
taken by drops and carried
shat gain reains The No female
srtiss Hystsria see ii,
this For Salt Rhsnn,
bladder take No. s.. IN an
aust strictly followed. Prica the Blond
aottle.s s5ss5T
Sold ~ CHURCH ! DUPONT. No. 40b Brpadwaa, tssss
1ork; 81 WRIGHT co., No.2l l5l Chafnss strras;p
IWooD 400, 81. Louia, Nc. and
dsts throughout tho
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VALUABLE KE1kEflIEi b
TsHE ONLY PIlEPAHATIssN y

5SfE8 fVALUA6taE KsHsA& Kff4 III 80
rTsHE ONLY PHEPAH4'TffyS s 49, 2sss % -
"a s5s
n'' sl nss-- ~ s. s. ss 81
. ~, :. Z. =. Il 8. 7-,
ss1FOO " ~ - 49, y u iSfE "a Y ssS%x " Hs
X
And grows moro md more Popular eyasy
Z ssa 800 gs
ssssimeniaIsn SD ssusss vfthoss u
iadles and tn saa
tsstfruony mons could resist
-, IN, tas~
s 49, 49, e,sA 80
> hs youth - o1d ass Y ysuthfnI
lsrsfa W
Prof Weed; Thee wfE pssss accept aHns nf5r s1ss
~ Il a casnusl soa u S
W y 49, 49, ~
y hsaa Is
ia hs % sss1 ios rs aoIaf Sesfls 81 az as
IL sssctios snd lis lid 40 i now es,srsd Viii
ny Reed st ~ ~ e vcS5 "
entrsy nd si snidsS Il
81 u -l eoss.s -
III On time n Y e ~ N ~ ~
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'uOdd Fellows, Rest"

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsal--onicers : Gardner
Smith P5esens Bogllsmst Treasurer Henry Bier Sec,
Bier, Dasilya, j. A. sy veser. Finance GominteeJos.
West, J. NJ. Winsow, James Fureaux Members-James
Furneaux W. Grand Lodge JOS West Louisiana Lodge
No; N. Winsloy. WashipgtonLodge No sA ", Hyatt
j. II. Tenny, Orleans Lodge No i! Gardner Smith, Com,
pecial Lodge No. - b. DaSilva, Howard Lodge No.
Henry Bier Hope Lodge No. IA T. W. Bothck Delta Lodge
No. is T. II Bragg Tempar Lodge No. IS A. Caller, Polar
Star Lodge 10. 49, is51,= -.
VAULTS and the oIeni;g of the same, be applied for
at The efee tie Secretary Odd Fsllass Hall corner Camp
and laafay cite streets, - ~. Z. 40
prees Of Lois and FantGHegular lots 10 feet square,
$50 ditto by feet S75. yaus tdouble to stockhoding
Lodges $5 ditto MI others s0 SINGLE to Stockhoding
Lodges, S45 !; to others, $50
be opened uness acerthcae of ownership be
nrst obtained from the Secretary
relative 10 the purchase Of lots, etc., can be had
" HENRY BIER Secretary o. F. Rest.
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INSURANCE
II ogssIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. CONE

4
ANs9asAsSA
llfAN ~ Ii II II " ! -
oFFIeE- coRNEE CAMP AND NATeHEz sGREETss
t. ~
-, 7, !, .,.,,. (, i, -, ..d,.. r.s,..,,
- -. .nans
Is, lssa. ia $50 %
a.... i. .sass '...,,
r. r..,.. h.. declared dividend Il rvs.,r,v. r.
pent'' hter paying AK PEI 0sn' n''se'' ~
scrip sat1ssS sst 81 ~
" ara.t v 's'p p'''''' 800
ma next sy5 2
Cercatss scp for the 1862 deliverable on and after
tho l'' Of June, lsSs. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
= = - $3.50 -
~ a. g a.,sss. ,,.rs :. 1ss, ms
1900, -,5s1I., :. ~. - .-1,,. !, ~ .,C .nw
Nios y " nsoAAn nnI ~ oS = - w
NJ o,rnsr OF st. Charles and Cana streets.
Z
s ssspia capita. zssu
Total assets on tho l'. q Nay 1850 ''' '''aS'
This continue. Of
p1s aas's ana ''s ana Dss W
prislisss Il PROFITS
ing 70 " w asee q III enaIe q hsy yen
Sous =, n ~ III caus. ~. M1 Il ~ W M
'os''e a 0uet1 S1i4I ApEIIA prsetaens
rcn,.5 n rs. ,--,,rt e.or.,ax q, -
: nA&N'E - $3.50 60 |
JOHN DoIgorDE, arm Of Martin Cobb L Co..
A. B. CHLgpENTIER Arm Of Lobit, UharpentierA |
M j. ZIJfspS. Arm of j. M Rhorer 4 CO.
" easRh h No. Of g o Rbsa Co.
z tbsRPE II psEhH;
Y-A =. CaIArELLA. = .1-e =
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prYiDK or THE FtRn AI.ARh AND
. = q W. POI Icr TrLEaRxPH City HAll.

Il NIL Gss prFipK FIRE 5AIARh AND I
5PoIIcE TELEGRAPH City Hail.
~ no the Eire Department. and other
Till cHice "a regard condition and wcrkng q is
Boxes and Gongs the OF the Ber are
ID to Complaints hereafter Ct the office 81 the Gne
or the Frs Department Odd Fellows Hall
fhs eoyreeress reports te determined upon y
that Officer and him reported 10 the SUPERINTENDENT o
- - sss -. : " JAS BEGas Chairman
! AZ Ii Of Fi-e Alarm and Police Teleeraph.
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EEDs' FUUnDt<x, s4~ oKnAxss
LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Vertical HORIZONTAL Mhguk,
Golfers. Sugar hills. Vacuum Pens, Sugar Kettles Geae
Filters Steam Horse Power Draining Machines, MILES
Gin Gearing Iron Columns Fronts Buidinsr Fafnse
mouths Bnrs oil Machinery required for
South, 80 u. - r .=s55-5sr.' X. =si.P
We have oeen duly prepared
HTILLMAN's PATRFT Rk9hssB FURNAgH
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General Relief Committee I. u. o. E.
THIS body meets on the Fst Friday Of each month"; the
office the Grand Secreeary Odd Fellows Hail. at O'Clock
!. l
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The Vsrmifasefs fsf ssle, whs1esAe and retail, by
s5ss55Fz WRIGHT AsCo., XII
= - sAe 1N ehsrtrss sssess, "a
toiefSoprsstcrsts
g s.55g5 & s5sszfs 35s Z. l
THE CaAkFs AMOh0 Nh1n . y l11 AND
tFss$.S{5gezssa &ss3
- yy DALLEY6 KA0ICAL PAIN R4TKAGTOBsssS
M. an ottsr oin1ents and heating
nl,cous = both the Easte and Western he
and It's merit the trse secret Of III
IA +. aaectious rietber The csuse Is sec
d.rt !, dtsc..o = y y Ri b
= Rr..,,,. .nd aaaEsss
q,
81 .nsn psu -
p y mn -
rene~ed ~ charm NO beemaAn q seaf
The Friend Of the NuFSery.
Children are freouant from ir,n,,.
ally from ud svary
breasts. quickly removes The Tssr !.
10 M. v.,.r. ~ =. -. ,sY...a ,s
-.
sa's coz
ssaeaey g
The following are few Of the lesdtne disesAea "a
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR il preventive
as well % cure: ri 5f3 9ES
Burns, Bruises s@23 5:s5S5ss Il
Cracked Linz Chs.., =. ga
Ohiiblains. Cramns
t,,,.ss n. -, 81 i. 60 4sss
n 80 oo.as, o ll ss
r..s = 800 sAns ~ y
Az - -. -. 49, ohas, 3sS3
s:5 sa, -, .,s1s, = S5$55
~ So s elA '',alA Dsssses, Wy
g 81 .s5yS} > s1e1euilai eosess
$500. - : slns generally.
20 E.11laples, files Stsss
ga 1o,soo, nne nnasisln,
1asnss sores OF All kinds.
i snos y oahos' scfo o sEulsa, "
sscnfsys seaids, senrf,
ss..a Heads e sprains,
4 1asn e, Enmois,
-. Ae1s II o1sees
Bold 81 principal depots 4 Nsw FORK md
nd iol chartres strest. New Orleans BY e
Il WRIGHT co.,
80 3 s-'.r' - - = o'aA'a.
DIR. osesx,Or.s 1Nnta r,r.s,,. :. e,,,.,,,,.
s5s 39s ~
i r.,., az -. ,,,,,,. y.
and hemtsent FeVers Liver Complaint Jaundcs, En-
lsrgennens Of the Liver, Enlargement Of thu
n BILIOUS ~ al ns ssSss sptns y sSss
- -,
mi, !, .n.h,. .d,,,a. -. s
nsa ], zen 10
81 to fail ourinr3 Fayar and Z, ~
Y usmed -, :. VIC u'seAs'1 A0o'
Those who are suffering from ahscttnn. N
who have become inyads effects upen the
situton will find the INDIA CHOLAGoaUEa raost tnyslu
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cessu.
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Ohoagogne eradicane bills
human system
the speedy thorough and Of Fever snd Aan
has baan tasted n thonssn ~
all who have used 1t. Of she greatest Fever nd AM
re- anrs and a.. for pr as,eop,s mn,
Is there are many conntsrfea offered for sale. sE5
prices, BY ~ q : 'l' -
= " n ny. q. 9 o el., XVI
1 ~ = AA1 - ons,'iss sstees gsss
81 .l4 S. &. y $5445 sensfsl ASena
i5I5sS 3s5SS
wma1. sf,xsEIna ~ Sryx1n mas 81 ss
- = sl'.l ~ :. = : =
-, t,, ! u,,,, =, a. :.
=, I, {, - 80,
Il p" r,yry
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TENNEssEE aud after the first Of January,
owing the advance labor and additional
Mou1 Tbs, will rule follows
Sugar inches at 81 Is an inch a 10 CO.
inches 81 SO inch IL 81 rs an inch
per pound. = =.
Comnnission Merchant. No. II Union street
FERNS. Casf5 !. salq :
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CUNDHIEs In STORE.
PORTO-l00 Il casks Crown brand.
SHERRY-20 u casks Crown brand. ~
~ u casks Cabinet ~ -. k
N casks Topaz extra .,'s.--
RED WIHES-A casks Mareaux. u -. Ts- -
20 casks Cantenac. -t47. 49,. a. $50
ct bG0 cases Lecompte 4 Co. 4. -s-4
- 80 eA 200 cases Larrondefrerss. .5ss
: 1U0 cases Laya EarRanx. r.
-. 81 cases Gescours Descatore, =
= WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau Yquen. g.
10 ibis. Sauterne.
& PRBNES-60 CAGES, in Jars. 60 80 +z.iyt. p
PEAS-2O cases, in X boxes.
TRUFF ES--16 cases, In " boxes.,4 ~ gs55
TREFFLED PIES-l0 cases, In y boxes. fz S' 80
STRAWBERRIES-60c in JUICE
CHAMPAGNE-10U ackages,
Tlse y In baskets and cases, Itlr
80 Such as Hedsieck 4 Co., -
4fa-l Duchpr, Eordonvert g. -. -t5li
=.' Sellery, Cabinet and
W g 4 q lmperial-n quarts and pnts, q
. ~ : and half-pin 50 80 = yH5s5s
For sale by ~ SD. GRATIAA 4 CO., u -.
Off SO Gustomhouse street.
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s$s gRt VI STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. TX Cerondelet street I
III & "a s157F Epy 1y,Gsns Aug q. 1851.
p5-This Company will eonIinAe t9 tnsurs
and Damage by fe ho peFi's pl ne SS
RIVERS at the current rates Of premium.
X 3SS' @&5 8sN DIE cot RS. H5- y.
p. A. Grand, 1rIn Of 2: A. arand Co.
5sS 8& AZ Watt. firm Of Juo Watt 4 Go. I'LL. s
n; q, W. Logan. firm Of Logan Soniat Claibsrne.
Al H. Elliot, firm Of Elliot 4 Nc kesyer. -
~ i " Lining hrm Of Mummy, I.uling Co. 10 =
IL b4plantsr. Grm of Roman kernion.
inyd Coleman, Arm Of Coleman, Brilton Withers
~ W. Qaentell, frra Of VIM. prehn 4 Go.
- W q. g. ClabeTne,35 -----=r =, ~,
~ ChAs A.. Castillo, firm OF N. A. Gordon y lilo. W
I Z q t'Ss'..N 1's7s5@5 EMILE DEBuTs resident.
Ef % Rr,.ns Secretary pro t4rn 4 ~ aual ly
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~ =, H. ~ al. 4 s q
O. Al Mo- IL Camp Ocers for tho present tsrqW
prsyisss VI 4. WIZ VI osSFs5 II Jopss + H. es
Booth q, Joaeph dhbona; As g WaEins ! g., q .
lndersor o. s. Angel; Chap, James 4oskn, r w X
T. a Ncibert Visiting Commit q Dreyfnss, W. ".
cooper b. Longworth I'd. Booth tiibSons A.
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LANES II. IcFARLANE, CRESCENT CITY CAR
penterng and JobLng Shop l0 Girod door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP With taste and
CIsTERNs MADE TO ORDER
eorders from the country attended, WITH rronptnsss
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MACHINERY OIL-HoME MANUFACTURE.
- 90 bills Lubricatng Oil. of superior quality.
For sale by AT. COCHRAN HALL
s-;t a. Agents of Southern Star Candle Factory
m24 I'm stLs Is New Levee street. =
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supERtNrHsDENT,s OrFicE N. o., o.. AID
n S{Es3sSt GREAT WzsrERa RAILROAD D CoMPANy,f
eg5 sa 5 New Orleans, Sarch "a, 1852. j
q A5-Passeng ger n Inns Will hereafter make
tbs s0ppagcs at Gfena ana othsr 'shaous ~ ~. ' "
Jefferson. e9i8 MI t4 ,sS q -,
No person Will under my crcanstances be showed " ake
persons leasisg place any Of the Stations In the
Parish of Jefferson by the Passenger Trains, aust have
Passport from the Provost MARSHALL Of their respective Dis
trtats. M 5ss55sts'5t53 q A. - sE1Eht n
II H.Ea ao5N 4E NDperiNtenaeht,I
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{5 orrIce COMMISSIONERS sxcosp DRAINING DISTINCT,
4s,S III City Hall. New Orleans, April s, 1851 s
AarAll owners Of lands lying " thin the
and above b. he Jssrson ksilrpad
train ae hereby nofed that Second Insalimont Of the
assessment for The of draining said Dret snoW fue
and parable at this office. All bills paid byihe hrst OF
July next will be subj to law
5 ~ Notice to Tax Payers-Ther Tax b Ills
for fh4 Real Slaves, nrnltufe,
Capita othr pssona s f9s the year
apl an 8 Ap5 81 GLE. EN-. s,iIv TIe::sYIsr.
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4 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
IA Ran about the 10 b OF January last, my
TX woman DOLLY, about IS years old She Ii tai L.
Slender woman, with high cheek bones, sunk eyes,
5Isek eompexon She had been working Be. CIeyssss
Hatcher, No. 10 yiravier street :
b m27 . 7S%" So = JAMES LINDsRy;
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% :,as. IN;
and dealer and Msasses All orders left there VA %
ton Steam asses refinery, which Ii prepared to I'LL
orders for Reboed Mosse guaranteed be equal 70
nnnIa looast rnarket ial6
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.rDR SHERMAN respectfully Informs rsptured persons
those having ruptured slaves that he returned 20 the
Orleans prepared relieve sna cure all cases Of rupture
by the nnnjoatjnn hts SLY ER TRU2and CUR
SiTIVE FHTYTIIRE j-}-s.i!l 7Ese 5s5$k WV
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Z rss- r. Al NJ Concord Chnptsas No. 2, II. A..
Ii meeta eyery ATURDAY EVENISyi O'clock ln the
0hsptar room Masonic Grand Lodge al corner Of 81
hares and Perddo streets. Officers the ear l862F W.
Delsiderner N + y: B 2 Eeiaha,, e Ri 81 Bruce
Hshsn r. A. C B. DeIucas, Treas. Jas. Fu1eaux sec'y
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slattllulat Nu1ltss.

! - sss& souragRr H1AK, q
s - g. h NJ " t)reai r., April III tsGl5
No. This sHtnIx will be closed on Vr1dny,
the I8sh instant, Good Friday. - , =
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS FIRST tUfSrHICf,
n 5s ~ City Hall. New orle ms April s, 1852.
y M Er0p0sGis for Bonds Proposals VIII
he OH b until u o'clock, NJ the 28h day
the purcsass q Sky r. fys un,
per interest attached payable on the lst o. Jan
hafy and LIST OF July. eaca year. T. ~ ,,Es
Draining District q a
eclapg swamp lands IN CERTAIN ions q The .rishe;
OF OreanE and Jef rson approved Mareh TO- 1895 ea'u
supplementary act approved March II, 1859.
Bdsto DO endorsed ropoals for the Purchase Of Bonds
aid directed TO sf 3a re- Fl
ap8 tapA ut M n. sE.5 BAILff Preedest.
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- md - t,ntaES No, 6s,, F... and A.. M
assnlsa this Lodge sss hsd EysRI sAl.
TDIY EVENING" at O'clock Iii their Lodge Etprn VI me
9EANn LODGE Masonic Hail. corner Of 81 ohsriao snd
Pcrdo ssreets Mezabers of the Graft arc tnseoo
oyTicnas.-s l. duillet, W. "; Y. ,, Hall v. p.
afysss u. VI q Thaddoue D. YanHorL, Treasurer :. "
shssrsr Secretary II B. Bodley u ~: u H. Gennson
~: Jas. B. Scot. Tyler. Elg}isf5r 80. ~ "
nz- Crescent Lodge Mo- o. 4. .. q. Fly q
dspensaton OF H. W Mas mestngs 81 inns Lodgs
viii be held on the iirst THU RsDAY ci every month
DAeers for the ensuing Term A. Mttcnsiis o.
< nrsr; ii N. Jahan, Per. Sec'y tss q. 49,. =
Of sister Lodges 70 attend
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Dear true that DR.. shsrmans Truss applied b.
him. will give relief efectually than any other have
sssn tried 10 my satisfaction know Of several cured
81 the nse Of the rsconmend you to get
onon ina httiug T.9 B. iBELDEN, NJ. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-04
From the Tennessee River

CettoS Seed for the Noyih-Bsanyegard's ANN
Destruction Of Cotton.
The Cincinnati Gazette contains the following
dispatches
SAVANNAH, Tenn March s7.-(via Cairo
March 3l.)-To satisfy innumerable INQUIRIES
nom the supposed cotton growing regions In the
Northern States, II is announced that nearly a
thousand bushels uplands cotton seed were shin.
ped from here TO Washing ton, TODAY for free
distribution through the North. Some fifteen
hundred more bushels arc expected to follow
General Meigs, formerly Congress ma d from
this district, and now holding a generals &C m.
mission n the rebel militia service was arres. a
me other day by our forces from Pittsburg Land
Ing:
The river Is falling very rapidly, the govern
ment losing heavily through the carelessness of
quarfermasterstn allowing barges and boats to be
ief. aground by the receGing river.
Inc rebels continue fortifying at Corinth. Gen.
Beauregard remains In command there i'm neTson
Prisoners say they have sixty thousand there now.
and Will have one hundred thousand within =
wsek
Tennessee refugees continue coming into on,
camps to escape imPressmenis -
SAVANNAH, March 20, via Cairo, March al =
The rebels have begun burning the cotton; the
suspected Union men seem to be alone selected:
but they declare all shall be destroyed az the lines
Of our army advance.
Our scouts from beyond Purdy report that the
whole sky was lit last night by a cotton connae-
ration From one point they counted seven fires
and In each there was known TO be from six to
twenty bales.
L is well understood here that the main body
Of the rebel army ofthe West 10 cling concentrated
along their line Of defenses In Northern Missis.
sippi and Alabama.
Scouts, spies and desertefs continue 10 repo,t
Beauregafd, Hardee, Polk and other rebel gene
rails at Corinth, with rapidly increasing forces.
Our army is supposed to be at least In no danger
" n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-04
UThe new Dollar weekly star. fuller than

u The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever OF Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary readilg, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery r. the public. Embraced In its enter
taininZ contents are the following articles:
The Battle in the Virginia VALLEY, and the Fight
at Island No TO- with interesting particulars
ard notable incidents; Incidents attending the
progress Of the Great Expedition up the Ten
nesses. soon to be heard from at Corinth; Latest
news from the South; Dependency Of Southern
Leaders, gloomy picture.
After the Battle" and ''Steel Fixings,r poetry;
Prentice's crumbs Of comfort for "Secesb;"
Affairs Down the River, at Fortress Monroe, on
the southern coast and elsewhere; The "Qua-
kerr Guns; European news, no hope for rebel
dom in that quarter.
Bishop w hittingham's prayer, and how II was
received in the chure hes-wbo prayed and who
didn't Slavery in the District; A Lecture that
didn't come Of; One that did; Wife Muir
dPred by her Husband, &c.
Agricultural and horticultural matters, domestic
recipes, and other matter useful for farmers and
housekeepen.
This 10 just the paper above all others for per-
IONS sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send TO their friends at a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CON6RESs-secsnd Session.

sssATE.-Afef our report closed Yesterday
The bill to abolish slavery in the District OF
Columbia was debated and amended, the princi.
pal amendment appropriating 500 600 for the
purpose OF colonizng such slaves in Havti, LII.
was passed, as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Browning, Chandler, Clark
Collamer, Dixon, Doolittle, essenden, Foot
Foster, Grimes, Harlan, Harris, Howard, Howe.
Ming, Lane OF Ind, Morrill,, Pomeroy, Sherman
sumner, Ten Eyck, Trnmbull, Wade, wilkin.
son, Wilmot, and Wilson Of Maa-29
Nays Messrs. Bayard, Carlile, Davis. Hender
son, Kennedy, Latham, McDsugall, Nesmith
Powell, salisbury, stark, Wiley, Wilson OF
Mo, and Wright-1i
The consideration Of District business was Sc,
for to-day, and the Senate adjourned.
House After our report closed
The tax bill was further considered.
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A Returned Rebel.

BALTIMORE, April 3 Clifton w. Tayleure,
who was for several months past connected as
assistant editor on the Richmond Enquirer and
Dispstch, after being Dixie-struck and running
the blockade from Baltimore, has returned sInce
the battle near Winchester. He is completely
disguised with rebeldom, and being very re.
Pentant, he wal to-day released by Gen. Dix on
bis parole Of honor not to leave Baltimore or aid
the rebellion in any manner. His experience is a
profitable lesson concerning the evils OF secession
Confederate agent here has been Offering a
thousand dollars apiece for rebel recruits The
police are after several who are reported to have
enlisted for said country
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AFFAIRS UP RIVER.

WILTON GLEN, near Woodstock, April 3.-All
quiet on our outposts last night. We fred few
guns this morning to disperse some scouts Of the
enemy, on the heights beyond Edenburg.
While attempting to cross the north fork of the
Shenandoah river this morning, Sergt Morgan
Richards and private John Cannon, both Of com.
pany e, 46th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers,
were drowned.
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IT, Bermuda correspondent, writing ON the
3lsi Of March, announces the arrival OF the Eng.
Esh merchant steamer Bermuda at Hamilton, on
the day previous, with my tons OF gunpgwder on
BOARD As all the movements connecfed with
hef Were kept secret, 1t was p.esumed that the
war material was destined for the Of the rebels
AZ the oontn. she had also some passengers, and
u was rumored that Mr. slidell made one of the
number The BrrmGda was coaling for a start
and Il 10 TO be hoped thai the olockading feet win
keep sharp look out Ter her. rs W
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6Ks. AspREw PoRTER.-A Washington cor.
respolde9iSSe northern paper psys the following
deserved ~ liment to the late Provost Marshal
Of this CITY; e.r
=" During his administration of the tfiee Of
thoCsahd troops wcrs ousrtegeS In this yieIaIfv
the sonifsele system, discrimination ana prom d.
ness Introduced by Gen. Porter In the discharge
Of thc hercnitdH labofs 81 the Provost Mars half
Gthee, are the subjects II universal commenda-
zion -
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 3.-There has nothing
Of any special interest transpired here to-day that
can be published.
The weather was bright and beautiful, and the
air very warm.
No further intelligence Of the Merrimac has
been received to this date.
Great activity prevails in military matters, and
important news may daily be anticipated.