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DIE,


IL Georgetovp, ID. c., April oath, Mrs. JANE
"a q, aged "a years.
Her funeral Will Iske plssa this Wedne sday }
afternoon. 81 O'Clock, IRON No. 8 Potomac 81
On the 18th infant, RICHARD EDWIN, son of
C.end MsrJ Bangs, aged years.
HIS funeral Wall take aoe from his paYents' res
May lst, st 8 O'Clock. The friends OF the Iamily
are respectfully invited TO attend.
On the s1th instant, Of consumption, JOSEPH
l. NALL eldest son OF 6aren W NalIy, IN { o
sd year OF his Age.
In the 2sth year of his age, Of typhoid fever. at
the ssldenoe OF his brother on 2st street, the
coIneS Of street, the morning of the S0th inst.
GREENBURY, son OF Mari Ann and the late
HIS funeral. which hts friends AVID the friends OF
his family are Invited 70 att nd will take placs on
Thursday Tomorrow the LIST of May, 1t O'cloo
p. m
The sxen plsry life and at .ctionats disposltio on
OF this young man gained for him the v arm regard
OF many friends. ard for his widowed mother the
kndest ymSAthy In her deep for the loss of
o d1dful and afeotlonate son.
Kind Heaven gave Ito our earth
Tbs noble soul OF priceless worth;
But soon IL snvied earth the prize,
And bore II TO It's native skies.
Bright In mind and pare In heart;
A name without O sLain;
In losing him We ash ourselves,
when SHALL We see 10 like ngaiIe
IIntelligsncer and Bait sun please oopJ
On the 3Oth Instant WILLIAM A the only son
Of w lillian n. AID Catharine A. Hillary, aged I6
mol this e-d % days
Baltimore papers please oopyl
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LATEST FROM YORKTOWN AND
FORTRESS MONROE.
Kirby Smith at Knoxville.
[Per Teleguph.l

TTtI Tux tdPu.I
FORTRESS MONROE, April %, s a. NAT th!s
time all appears to be going on 90 usual before
Yorktown-nOthing Occurring Of noteworthy In.
te.est.
Wea yet see nothing Of the return OF the her-
rimac to Hampton Roads, though all appear to
take IT, for granted that she may momentaIily
make her appearance under steam, In the distance.
The weather is somewhat dismal aad threaten
ing, just now.
f. II was Gen. Kirby Smith who ordered the fam
lilies OF Parson Brownlov and the Hon Mr.. May
nard TO leave Tennessee, under proclamation of
like orders to the families Of all Ution refugees
from Tennessee to leave In thirty days, unless
they returned In that time and took the oath cI
allegiance to the Southern Confectionery.
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ING NEEDLES We have been shown needle On
which patent has been recently granted In Eng
land to person In this city, and which promises
TO effect quite a revolution In this useful and in
dlspensibls little article. The Improvement Ii In
the construction Of the eye. which is so arranged
that when the needle 10 threaded II can neither
slip nor cut the thread by chatting. Thesthresd
need not extend through the eye Of the needle
more than the eighth Of an inch, and L. q rmly
held by the wedge shape Of the eve, thus sffect-
log two very desirable obje cts, viz The saws q
of thread and the vexation rethreading every tin
the thread happens to slip We predict a bless
Ing on.the head OF the inventor from all who use
needles. ltx
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RErURNED,-John @. Nicolay, Esq the Prssi-
dents Private Secretary, returned this forenoon
from bis recent tip 10 his home in Illinois ard
has resumed the discharge OF the duties Of Is
position In greatly improved health, his numtr-
Gus friends among US VIII be glad to learn.
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PRRsoSkL.-Gov F. n. Pierpont, Of Va; Gov
w. Dennison, Of Ohio; Gen. d. de GoicourIe, OF
N. Y; Jose NJ Maria, of Mexico; z. CrosweIl.
OfN Y and John Rice, OF Philadelphia, are at
WIllard,s
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BLEAsFD.

Justice J. ii. Johnson this morning admins
tered the oath of allegiance to Benjamin q Cross.
Of Seneca, Montgomery county, Nd, at the Cd
Capitol prison, and he was released. IL will be-
membered that Cross was arrested near his resi-
de0ce some six mont hs since.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NOTICE. A. w. Burns, the managing agen,
Of the Star's circulation In Georgetown, will
hereafter also set the Stars advertising agent
there ANY Georgetown advertisements LEFT n
DR.. @ b B.rnard's, corner Of high and Bridge
streets, or with g.. Crandell, No. i26 Bridge
street. viii meet with prompt attention.
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THE GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE Of goods fror
New York importing house will close May Isl
See advertisement.
ap 2S-3t CLAGETr MAY.
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CENTRAL GuARpHousK CAsKs-Bsfors Jxstics
Thompson Thomas Igo, begging In the streets;
workhouse 30 days Nicholas Welsh. drunk;
dismissed. Edw'd Missiles, drunk; 81 %.
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THE INDIAN HERE DocToR IF. Tumblety, NJ
ID, from Canada,) will describe diseaSs and tell
his patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any information from
them No charge for consultation or advice.
Once, No. IL Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner Of 9TH street. ap29
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ANY ONE having copies OF the Essning Star,
date September IA and &c, 1861, will confer a
favor and receive q liberal compensation for
thsm on application to the Star Office.
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SEALED pRopJNs33T1ssc Vim b. received a, thu.
Oontrset . terminate on June soi6. 1859. VIC
The solder. Ss buried It III &. ?S sod snS
The terms OF the contract will require that the
oOfil furnI,hed shall be OF sound pine or poplar
Ecu. Ssn ss: the a.,s
P!cpss.Is viii 50 addressed to CAPT EDW..
corner oflsth and 6 streets, w s.hIngion. ID. G. a.
The ability of the bidder TO l the contract should
wRo:s sign. ate. Se ~
pended 20 thu guarantee
Sa Ss cs 81 81 shs sI %q be
nearest Disrlci Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must bs prsssn, in persc n whom the bids
sre opsned or their proposals will not be CON
Bonds. in the sum Of one thousand dollars, signed
BY the oontr actor and both Of his guarsntors will
be REQUIRED OF the successful bidder upon siEninE
As the bond must accompany the oontraot,it will
with them. or 70 have bonds signed in antci psiion
and reads to be produced when the contract 10
being made At TIN tai. ssS ssssr psn
sohallJ. By letter, OF b. Telegraph ''''''' r''
Forxs Of 6sarastss.
sf|, and me q Sf0a the county of anu s: sna
ss..s - ysisI do .o, hereby s.sIs1
terms OF his proportion, and that, sho MD his pro-
po,ition be soospted, he viii at once enter INTO
ssea he s. him We ar. pr.
pared 20 become his securities.
.Ssss the
Tsr soaoSSssEESE ZEN EEE X9ss. cHEsrsa !.
now loading fer the above port. AN
- : - PETER BERRY.
sp % az No. IS Water &C., GEORGETOWN.
~ y saossEEAps SSETS RIco SUGAR.
Just receivsd, For sale By = p :
- 2$eoStif MURRAY & sEMMEA
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ARRIVED at Riley's wharf, sehrs Gaskell and
Salisbury, with coal for Warder Stuart.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS Gov H PIerpoint,
OF Virginia, viii address the Union Association
at Alexandria at Lyceum Hall, this evening at x
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LIME LIME . LIME 1.-THE subscriber has on
hand ons thousand barrels OF the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime. kilns
be having dissolved all connection with any
other place or establishment for the sale Of Lime
Cement, &C., aud which will be sold at 81 per
barrel. Zap 2s-ul WIN. H. Cooley
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SRcoND WARD STATION CAsss-Bsfors JEsties
Clark.-Charles Butler, col'd, charged with steal
Ter, cold, assault with swingle-tree upon man
named Langhun; security for further hearing.
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~ A CARD.
- CONSIGNMENT SALE OF
GOODS FROM
A LARGE IMPORTING HOUSE

lup cppAr ASAhD'
= CONSIGNMENT SALE OF
GOODS FROM
A LARGE IMPORTING HOUSE
IN NEW YORK.
on the LIST of MAY.
Those Who fail 70 pIo6t themselves by not pur-
ehas,nE immediately rom this large eonsl, nm. nj
s. .od 81 s o.n. IN the ao on the oo. y
importation. In the assortment will be found
hioh MORE Antiques IN white, rose, pink, and
RioS Watsrsd suis,
Tsfsts Stripe in purple, maize. lilac, rose. and
ElsE.n, SILK Robes. in white. rose, maize, and
Plain Tsfs as in pink, ro.e. green. maize CANARY,
s.rax, cherry and moces from 81 cents to 81 50
BssHtfui line of chsns. striped. 6sured and Plaid
si foi spns f rom. % 70 cent s 70 g Der ysrd
Nov siyls fOulsrds. IN plsIds ana stripes. very
Plan and black ersnsdins or HERMANN.
ChiItse fIgu cd Grenadines. in black and coored
white. blue and rose colorsd 6rsnsdins Robes
erspe de Paris. IN white, pink. blue. rose, and
MOaTnins siIks. in checks pls,ds. and stripes,
BsrsEs slblns. new styles. two yards wide. for
Bsrsxss. Tissue, Grensdine. and orSsndy Robes,
full sssortment of sty les and oolors, very cheap
Figured. striped, and iaaoy Bereges, from IL oenis
Plain BsreTe: In all eo'ors.
EEsS S, E,s 70 P9e, pn., OF; cheap; id. o.
Fine Preach Gil WOOL Delaines. In Iioh eolors 81
:. Of s tss; a.s sss. sss bs
ing 20 Co.'s hen out cheap rather than to return
l. CLAGETT MAY,
ap % 50 32A Pa ay. bet. 9Th and 10th ats.
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MARRIAGE LIcxNfks-The clerk Of the court
has Issued eighty-thrre marriage licenses during
the month ending to day. We are informed that
since the LIST of The month the number issued
daily has materially decreased-a fact probably
owing to the departure Of the troops.
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STARTLING BUT TRuE.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave
his bones to bleach, who by the aid OF Hollo-
ways Pills & Ointment, would have returned
to his family strong and healthy. Soldiers try
them Only % cents per Box or Pot. 226.
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and CAPS,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh St, near P. fe 27.3m
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CANTERBUR6Yr HALL; ,
THE 4t5 sssIELL!stNr PERFORMANCE
TIE IMMENSE
COMBINATION
TALENTED ARrlsE&s, ,.u,.
VTR 81 SEf1i MUM MPY'?"'a''
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
VIRGINIA MUMMY
EFFssNNkk R RF8WEs,
The Forrest OF the Ethiopian Drams, will appear
MISS IDA DUAL,
The Sweet operate Song stress!
IT,, MISS MILE FOWLER,
The most beautiful PanssGso on the American
FRANK WYANT,
The Talented Ethiopian Comedisn!
The Washington Fayoriss, viii assis. Frsnk
mr. ,,D1MoN IND PTTHf1S!
THr cosRJ OF BlAgJY IL Nsw DANCES!
MADRIGALS OF SPAIN.
The Peoples appreciation is sviucsa each night
BY the Pubic ycioe. the Public Press. The Gle
CANT journals Of the day unite IL HronounOIns
The First MnsIo Hall of the Age!
Shouts Of Applause and R0ays Of Laughter.
RnEssf[s are eyer Sp rs ss! f. the
They fear no Opposition!
They Manage for the Public Taste
money and Sms spent iisTs h''' anu ''ff''' lille
Door. open ., N performance at az O'Clock.
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TEE EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS - The
board were In session this morning, but were
engaged In no other business than giving infor-
nation in regard to the mode Of procedure. The
blank forms have not yet been delivered to the
board.
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STOLEN PROPERTY Yesterday,
Spencer Curry, Henry Jett and Mary Jet. col. ;,
were taken before Justice Walter upon charge
ofstealingt two horses and wagon from ]. Raney,
OF Va. In the course Of the examination, IL ap-
peared that the accused were slaves, and ran
away from the complainant about month ago,
taking two hne horses, wagon and harness
The horses were sold for SEQ each 20 Il. Addison
and - Brown, col. The Justice ordered the
money 10 be returned, and told the owner 70 take
his property, and dismissed the case as having
"no jurisdiction where one portion Of prop
erty steals another"
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DECLINES TO SERyE.-we learn that Mr.. g. D..
Hanson, one Of the recently elected vestrymen Of
Trinity Church, was chosen without his knowl-
edge or assent; and that without awaiting Official
notification of his election, he addressed note 10
the vestry decling to serve. Mr.. Hanson Is well
known a. an out and -out Union man.
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LOHT AND FOUND.

FogNDI 70 nay premises s 70. o. ondsy. 18th
with horns, which the owner can haven 2N$N
ca. srGySf PaIfRPSfyo f1f PsT paTs on 4.
b,tveen AZ and 9Th eta IsIaad. ap S02t'
STRAYED FROM THE OWNERS On
- Saturday. prIl 18th, large dSrk brin- eoe ri1
Any one re.urnlns her to No III south.<-Gz-
street between sth and 10th, on the Island. wi I
be LITERALLY rewarded. ap 50 2.'
I oSr-On SATURDAY ming last, . pair of Sill
css betvPeeap PM NJ. cohsSs shoe Store 9 over Mr.
This owner Will be truly iu t. any one leaving
them ct this Office or at Mr.. KEA rING's Grocery
store: corner OF sh ana ats IT,
TAKEN, en- tn. 2sth instant. t.upsosed to have
high. about Years I'D, with gcvernment In
oon as. N mark pPon him. The owner 49,
.a odB,,I i FE sEssss s9S s IP s.,
$5OsE%AsSI e s. g 81 gTtE & G.
Ssnvo inGspI Exc s.os sf's
ny Valley Railroad StccK. $50. hs1, Letters and
Papets Of no value except 70 tas ownsr By lear-
laE ths s sS0se at the ONE Of sas Cay HSnso
no questions asked. aP: 2i'
CHEQUE LOsT-On Monday. April 2Sth, q
" GHEQUE. on Rigs & Co, dr.wn by Phi!p
dollars, payable TO Louis Franks. All persons are
her Dy cautioned egalnss Receiving or negotiating
the same, payment having been stopped nt the
spss str 320 street.
q e KEWARD-Straysd or sto' en-, small COR
Qc re HORSE, four whlts feet; long a.
tsi'; thick name; had on sadd Q and bridie. IN
Suppose1 10 have been stolen on saturday AA
Eli sG-h instant. from the front Of Cits Hall.
The above Iewnrd will be paid for his return to
JOHN GRINDER, corner of lst and L. streets
east sp 2e-t.
CAO REWARD win be given for the safe
~ Nv return TO me Of two bar HURSES,
wbloh were AIKEN from Keys Quarter Plan IN
tasion on wednesday. April sd, or Ia theEkN
night b,tore; The largest enc II bright bay with
Q sms star IN his forehead the olher IL darker.
Both hories were fst and weil groomed. will give
80 reward Tor either Of them
ollington Post Ofhce,
ap s6-lvr Prince GEORGES COUNTY. Md.
gS0 REWARD-For the apprehension land
wCO delivery 10 me at Badensburg, Mery- -
that get hlnJ Of NEGE0 MAN, sylvester
5s: ss ,5fPsTg o. ss1.s n
statue sSo Don az feet hEsi and q RIs,.n5 sSHnts-
l.g. si5, and IL no doabt lurking in'hss place
Will give the above reward no matter WHARF,
taken. DIQNYSIpS SHERIFf.
% lSlm' Ext'r Of a, II. Warning, est sassd,
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AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT
For Ladies' and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at2 O'Clock,
Whsn lavish distribution of Elef ant Presents IL
made: Rob and Costly Jewslry, Books, Fancy Ar
hcles. Toys, 925 Silver Cake Basket,
Mrs Cobb, No. S67 X street. received q splendid
S25 SHver Cake Basket, April s6.h.
Admission ~ oeuts Children 10 cents. ABS
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DIsrURBAScE.-Lastn night a crowd Of per-
sons gathered In Thirteenth-and q half street and
the streets crossing 10 from the Avenue to the
canal, searching for a cOlOred man named But
Ter, who 10 was alleged had assaulted a white
man named Lauchlin, with q swingle-tree. But
Ter escaped from tbs crowd Of pursuers under the
Second Ward station, and subsequently, released
upon security for further hearing before Justice
Clark. As TO the cause Of the assault nothing !,
known to the police, except from statements on
both sides. Butler says IL was begun by LAUGH.
lin throwing stones at him and breaking the
lamps Of his coach The Il a hackman).
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India RuhRRR Gonns

We advise all our readers las we know they
are obliged to purchase the above named goods)
70 embrace the present opportunity az Mr.. III. A.
Hall intends to ma he a change I'm his business
and will sell his extensive stock Of r ubber 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 80 cents 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 without)
only SO cents, for ten days, at the India ubber
Warehouse, No 306 Pennsylvania ave between
9Th and 10th streets, Washington, D. G. ap l2-tf
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AMY PERSON wishing to procure q loan OF few
dollars on satisfactory security do by call.
ing at $50 Eleventh St, between and II. api4
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PENNIES AND sMALL CHANsK may always be
bad for exchange a the Star once counter. u
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!

WV ~ II ~ hIS Of nhh IIO
CONTINENTAL OPERA House!
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
Pennsy lvania Avenue and Eleventh 50.
PepnsyivaDla Avenue and Eleventh 81.
Penny vania Avenue and Eleventh st,
TIE STARS ARE HERE
TBE STARS ARE HERE!
9ykf F P9SsiTTit9S IS IS kTTz4BtiSHEEDD
THE VOICE OF TIE PUBLiS
Declares IN unmlstakeable tones hat he COntinen
tai IL the best managed and conducted place
OF amnsemsnt In the olty.
The CONTINENTAL COMBINATI0N:
MISS MARY WALTON,
Miss M MAky WWattT99SS.
THIS EVENING, AND ALL THE WEEK,
MISS MISS k RATE MMAAkkssHHAatt t..
MMI Iss t tTGY ccLiiiEE.TT90S'
c caaAkkEEY F FttEETTGGhhEEkk,
FRANK LEMOUNT, FRANK LEMOUNT.
MASTER WILLIE, MASTER WILLIE,
And all the Stock Company.
Ard all the Stock Company.
TRe FH.St flTehestsT IN The City.
The Finest OTcbsStsr in the City
PROF; SEGRSE NACaMhE. Essdef
eR R:as: Of Ever E sshs
Cards Of admission, Is cents xentl>msn un-
accompanied b. ladies' to orchestra oh.Irs 80 cent?;
ooloreo gallery IS cents.
Doors open at 7; Concs.t to commeIos at 8
O'Clock precisely. DIX. 6. 3. HARRISON,
a. q Il Agent and Treasurer.
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DRoPOsALs FOR WHARF.

esaIxp PROPOSALS for rebuilding the wharf on
the Potomse SIDE Of tae Washing ton Arsenal wild
bereoeived % the comm3naing ofheer's ofice No 10
u O'Clock O m, on the I'd day of May.
= Il - GEO. d. RAMSAY,
sp9-d Lieut.. Colonel Commsndinr.
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Nathaniel 8. Lord who was convicted, AZ the last
term Of the Criminal Court, Of the larceny Of Q
coat from Reuben Soladay, and sentenced 20 ths
Penitentary for IS months. The reasons assigned
and cannot survive mich longer, and pardon Il
his kindred.
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RESIGNED -Amony the names OF the gentlemen
composing the vestrY Of the Church OF the A.
cension REV. DR.. Pinkuey) for the current year,
a. published in the Star some DAYS since, was
that OF Joseph F. Brown, ESQ. We learn that
Mr.. Brown resigned as Vesiryman on Thursday
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PRoFEsOE PARKKR, eolofed, was to have had
an exhibition Of the manly Of self defense -
alias ga regular mill ;" at the corner OF c and
Thirteenth streets, last night. He had engaged
rooms and printed his bills but had not thouq ht
about q license; consequently, when the crowd
OF shoulder htters and others Of the fancy black
and white, gathered about the spot, they found
the police on hand 10 "spoil sport Oddly
enough, Parker nd inadvertently selected a hall
directly over the station house Of the Second
Ward police.
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WET SHOES DAMAGkD By THE FIRE.
NoY IL the time for LADIES' Misses and Chill.
drsnf 6sitsrs and shoes 20 be bought 1t half oosl
q they must be closed ont. It = .-..-.l =
y. COHEN's.
sp2hia esit Br9a Jsvslsrs.
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SEVENTH wARp UNcosDtTroNAL UNION MEET.
ING we are requested by the unconditional
Union men OF the Seventh Ward, to invite all
true Union men TO attend their meeting on TO-
morrow evening. Democrats, wings, Ameri'
cans, Republicans, all are invited to come who
will sink party and labor for the single purpose
Of preserving the integrity Of the Constitution 2
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoKD's ArHENEUM.
JOHN =. Proprietor and MsnaEeI
JOHN b. WRIsHf----- .---------SeSe Msnsse'
FIFTH WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST.
Last Night Of m y :iI,ss;dR Pre- Tragedy Of
THE LAST OF OF rae H WAmpANoAss.
fitsarnoid-- John McCg,loug
Harrison
Mordaunt M Lannigan
N.smsoFes Mis-. A iSs
Oceane'- -ufs. aoo eiAei
n1cHELrlTUe, 1 0s4Eh h' 5S15;kssrIRAcY.
ADMISSION.
Dress clEele and PiTsustss-
BsloonJ sssss---- -
RIissss Boxes holding sifhf---ss:;;:sl9
~ Be-. Once psn from iii c'oloof.
R00r' open PHILIP Hgsl WII ii Trs..ursr
GRovEttfish EE HzE FNstlruoyA1p
AvSIs IssE EEos1te'n'h stsstand
hE9SAsD GROVER. Lessee and Changer
ID. b. PHILLIPs---.....---- stage Manager
zS'i9 s!ts ss f Il
MISS SUSAN Mss Rh IdEEy T segsH. p,axs.
MISS EFFIE GERMUN,
Miss JULIA A.. ihisNs EI,s9sss a,upsp
MRS. GERMoN, a
MR,EL rILroN. MRS EDWARDS
"h' D. shio M. BIN ROGERS.
:" Phillips,
WARD.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed, for this e st tins. the new and
The ffP' BaB isiss II IN ' %HE fT oGD
Lady Blanche ush,on Susan Denn
Jeremiah Beer e..-.-. '---'.'' - MI ID Ssiohel
Etrl ~ LazenOy .-----..-, MT II y fnlllps
M SndeIi----- .---..'.-. .----. MI NJ VIC
Trotter Miss g. p lie Climber
Other Characters BY the Company.
10 conclude with the humorou Comedietta.
THE LOAN OF A LOVER
tlnterspe; sed with numerous songs and tnsts.'
,s Eater Mis- son Sss sO nSss
Earnestln:. ....................M Miss ula Nelson
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parsuet Circle. -. 50 o'nts
Family Circle. IS cents
OrohestIs Chair. Is cents
Seats In Private Boxes 49,. 49,. 81
Col0red Sallery-.. .---------. 25 cents
Colored Parterre. ...---.-.:---- 81 cents
Doors will be open al O'Clock to commences at
Box odhoe for seourin. seats open from until
and So until 81 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-30

SMALL Pox CoRPsx-Yesterday morning q
chm was found In the Catholic graveyard on
Boundary street, near Third street, unfnterred,
containing the body Of yonng woman who had
died Of the smallpox The conn was not there
al seven O'Clock the previous evening but was
probably placed there shortly Afterwards. Patrol
man Johnson had the conaa closed, and the corpse
tnterfed e-1ttl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-30

AGRICULTURAL DIVISION or TEE PATENT OF
TIcE-The arrival Of upwards OF fourteen hun
drtd bushels Of cotton seed from Newbern,
North Carolina, Yesterday enabled the energetic
into service upwards Of one hundred worthy wo-
men, whose employment IL 70 pack the seed, 50
that at the earliest possible period, IL may all be
disxi bgted 20 members Of Congress, Agricultural
Societies and enterprising griculturalists whose
experiments thereuPon WIN be invaiaabie to ths
cOuntry- We.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-30

I 0Sr-On Saturday mo ming last, pair of Sill
- YER SPECTACLES, IN an cid red leather
case, the PR peTtJ OF q poor woman They we're
lost between Mr.. Cohsn's shoe store over Mr..
GSts on the avenue or 6th street to Sin ADD sts.
Tbs owner will be truly thai iul t. any one leaving
them at this Office or at Mr.. KEA rING's Grocery
store. corner of 9Th and q ats IT,