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The Advance Of the A rmy of the Po-
tOmae.
philadalnbia Nov z

Philadelphia, Nov. D.
The W ashington Star says, last night
the advance OF the Army of the Pot omac,
under Gen. Burnsides, Fitz John Porter
and others, doubtless are bivouacked upon
the line of the Alexar lria and Winches.
ter turnpike from Upperville, miles
IN front or below Ashfey's Gap, down to
Middleburg. distance Of 10 miles. Their
cavalry must have halted for the night
very near, if not on the line of the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, somewhere between
Front Royal and Thorougofare Gap.
The forces of Sigel, which took up the
line of march yesterday, must have adj
vanced upon the same line of Railroad to
thoroughisre Gap before nightfall, if not
beyond that point, while another division
of the army, in front Of Washington, un-
der Sickes, at the same time was aGvanc-
ing in the rear of Sigel, and at night with
in supporting distance of him.
Such We Judge from our knowledge of
the country roads, &c, to necessarily nave
been the movements east OF the Blue
Ridge yesterday.
To-day We have not been able to learn
that the enemy had appeared in front of
Sigel in any force We would have learn
ed the facts had the enemy ventured an
attack on our forces in that quarter this
morning.
We think it now clear that Lees flank
has been turned.
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BY TELE C r A p n.
afternoon Report.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New York. Nny.


The New Orleans Delta Of the eth
contains the following items:
The Spanish steamship Arabia arrived
this morning from Havana, which port
she left on the 2lst inst
Seventy-three Union refugees, 3 strag-
glers and a set of men clothed in the
garb Of Texas Rangers, arrived in the
city this morning from Metamoras. They
came to join the Union army, to return to
Texas and fight for their homes and pro-
perty from which they have been driven
by the secesh.
The French Admiral. Reyned, with
the frigate> Guerrire and the gunboat Re-
nanden, arrived at N. O. on the Goth,
from New York. The French gunboat
Ranger anchored off N. O.
The residence of d. w Forschcr, on
Magnaseine street, New Orleans, had
been robbed of an iron safe containing
important papers, silver ware, jewelry,
money, DC, to the value of 100000.
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Pay the Army-.-CaPtnre OF Brit
ish Vessels,

Washington, Nov 8.
1t is said tonight in military circles
that Col. Careful, first Adjutant General
of the army, Oh duty in the War De-
partment, will soon leave here for duty
in the field, as Chief of staff of Major
General Rosencrans. and that he will be
succeeded by Col. Jas. B. Fry, at present
chief of staff to Gen. Buell.
The Eastern army has been paid to the
30th of June, and portion up to the list
of August. Reason for non-payment OF
the remainder is owing to the Treasury
Department being unable to honor the re.
QUESTIONS of the Pay department, the
bounty and the advance pay to the new
regiments having to be first paid, and
this transaction required all the available
funds.
Gov. Curtin is here to confer with thu
President on important military affairs
connected with Pennsylvania.
Admiral Dupont, in communicating t
the Navy Department the circumstances
relating to the capture of the British
steamers Scotia, Angelica and Owachita
aud the destruction of the Mimic. say
the crew of the Scotia were in state o
intoxication, SO that they became almos
unmanageable. Lieut.. Conroy ordered
them to be transferred on board the Res
olute. and put them in irons. The An
gela when captured was almost out of Goa
and was sent by Capt. Gordon, senior Of
fcsr of Charleston, TO Port Royal 10 b'
supplied. This is the same vessel which
attempted TO enter Charleston in Sept
In being hauled off she succeeded in ma
king her escape through the darkness.
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bors, faster than an army of hundred
thousand soldiers could slay them.

bors, faster than an army of hundred
thousand soldiers could STAY them.
What propose is herculean task.
There are some that will count the cost
in dollars and cents, of colonizing four
millions of black people, and run the
figures away up into the billions, and
bamboozle the ignorant, it may be.
But there are few persons so Ignorant
but they can see and appreciate the result,
when single county is cleared of
negroes. And If they could see every
black person cleared out of the State of
Missouri, thirty thousand rebels would
say AMEN and hundred thousand Uni
on men would swing their hats aud
HURRAu
Some piops persons will say this is not
Cbristian-like. | can only reply that the
object in view, is happiness on earth and
heaven 10 the future.
/ have mixed much among men, both
North and South, and studied human ma
ture closely--and believe that this plan
will win. A. w. HARLAN.
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It- The Wilmington IN. CD Journs

IE- The Wilmington On. CO Journal
(rebel) says that seven regiments Of ne
groes, which have been in camps OF in
struciion under white officers Tor three
months, and which have become re-
markably proficient in drill, have arrived
to garrison the towns and Notifications
during the sickly season.
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sharp SkirmiShing at Suckers.


A Harper's Ferry dispatch of the end
says no enemy oppressed our advance un-
til it reached Snickersville, when they re-
treated to the western side. AS our COL
umn reached the crest of the hill, body
of rebel cavalry, battery and two brig
AIDES Of infantry, emerged from the woods
in the direction of Winchester. A Par
rott battery sent an effective she'll among
them, when they retreated to the woods,
not since emerging A body of them have
remained on the banks of the Shenando.
ah, two miles of, afraid to venture in the
face of the battery.
Our forces are in full possession of the
Gap The rebels intended to dispute the
possession, but were about one hour be,
bind the Smokers village.
1t is stated that Stuart, with 5000
rebel cavalry, passed through the Gap OF
Thursday. The impression is general thai
a great battle will be fought tomorrow.
A headquarters dispatch to the Her
aid, dated at Wheatland on the 2d, has
the following
Gen Mcclellan reconnoitered the enc.
my from the front this afternoon Gen
Pleasanton's. cavalry. supported by a brig
ado of infantry, are driving the rebel.
from their position, centesing the grount
with considerable spirit. The rebels cas-
Of the Blue Ridge designed retreatinl
through the Gap, near Upperville.
Jackson's forces are just beyond III,
Gap. Cannonading is now going on -
Our troops are in excellent condition
and eager for battle. a general engage
ment is expected tomorrow.
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Boston, NOV. ).
1t is reported that Maj. Gen Banks
will have eight regiments of infantry, 3
batteries Of artillery and regiment of
cavalry as part of his proposed Texas ex-
petition.
The 4lst regiment, Col. Thomas f.
Chickering, leaves for New York Friday
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New York, Nov. 4.

new Iorks NOV. -
The steamer G. A. Hawha. from New
Orleans 28th, arrived to-day with gao
sick soldiers. The following died on the
passage: 0. Shatterton. JAS. Campbell,
j. B. Lathrop, w e. Cooler, 9th Mich.
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Boston, Nov.

bU5lUH, NOV. =.
Noon--The State election liz progress
ing quietly with indications of large
vote being pollod. At this hour tho re-
suit stands for Governor, Andrews 9, 100,
Brig. Gen, Devina, 2,l33. In the Sd
Congressional district Rice is about ] 800
ahead.
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The CRAY BEARD REGIMENT.-The
37th. OF Cray Beard Regiment. has 500
men in camp at Muscat;r', and squads are
yet to arrive that viii I'LL up the ranks to
the required standard. Col. kincaid is
devotin- his whole energies to the wora.
Of organization, and be will soon have a
bod} OF men under discipline that " il do
service with any regiment Iowa has sent
to the field. AS an example of the kind
of men he has under his command, we
may mention that in Cap. Hogendollcr's
company there are two priyates who own
property to the amount of from $50, 900
TO $50 900 each. What other State can
excel this ?-I Day. Gazette.
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DOCK TRADE FOR WINTER 1862

am receiving daily invoices of Books from pub
fishers. My school stock is now complete. Students
are invited 10 call and examine. Medical Students
VIII hnd all Text Books In including of the
latest medical literature ] extent 10 all Lover OF
Books an invitation 10 my stock, and trust that M
books may be handled freely and without reserve.
A Circulating Library.
Al The request OF number of Library friends shal
establish Circulating Library The hat nj present
embraces Raar Hundred volumes sturr Bio
gfaphy and History. shall add 10 the stock all the
late pa bile atoms as they appear.
J. w. OGDEN
SO Main Street.
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Corner Main and Second Streets,
Eextto banking House Of WIN Thorn pson Co.
Now BooIEe.

New Books.
The City Book Store 10 this day n receipt OF the
follow ing choice Literature
Cecil preeme by Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent
Shadow in the House. ty Saunders.
The Household of Eouyerie BY Southern Lady.
Sgugsin Many Keys, by Hoines.
RecpIeeitons OF Shelley and By ron by Trelauny.
Shelley MemoriAls. BY Lady shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by yirgipixn.
Tom Burks's School Days al Rugby.
BEG 4lbsy's Opium Estxr.
:" IitcrAfy RrniLts. eAces
q Theological tssAys.ac.
hood's Poems, Blue and Gs'.d.
Ioweifa
Longfelio~'s Poems, Blue and Gold.
Sgxc's +"
Hrs. Jameson Loves Of the Poets blue & Gold
Charscterisiics, &C, - ."
:. - Studies, he., ~
- 50 italixn Painters,
.. - Legendo fine Madonna
- Sketches OF Art, %
- So Diary, &c. Z"
He sthorne's Marble Fann.
=. Hoase OF the Seven 6xbles.
- Scarlet Letter.
90 Aosxes, from Old Manse.
90 Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image,
BlthedAle Romanees.
Longfeliow - wsths.
Ersngeiine.
The above Books VIII be sold a; Publishers pSiees
The public invited 10 esixnd examine fte sf,ek
febsd j. Va. OGDEN.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NURSERY.
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J Jackson, Tenn. Nov. 2,
Wa Nt4FV = 7
I Spncial 10 Chicago llmes.

Special TO Chicago Time.
News received at Gen. Grant bead
quarters yesterday from the South via
Rienzi, confirms the capture Of Mobile.
Army movements active. Federal
troops at Bolivar was reviewed by Gen.
Grant Friday. Army in excellent condi-
ton.
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CITY BOOK STORE.
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CONGRESSIONAL
XXxvIIth CoNeR EssLsse.ud s.,s,s,.
THuRspAH. March %

THURSDAY, March 90.
SENATR-Mr. Hale offered a resolution calling
on the Interior Department for certain cores
pondence with reference 10 the bark Augusta !;
adopted.
Also, a resolution calling on the Navy DEPART
ment for information whether any laxity on the
part OF ofhcers OF the bl cksding squadron on the
coast OF the south, and especially OF Charleston
harbor, has existed, and whether any found alton
exists Tor the statement Of q British Consul that
armed troop sh pc Of the Confederates have been
allowed 10 60 In and ont Of Charleston harbor
without an attempt being made 70 stop them I;
adopted.
The joint resolution o aid States underta king
10 emancipate the slaves within their limits was
taken up, and Mr.. Henderson addressed the Sen.
ate at length with reference TO t.
HousR.-The House resolved itself into Com.
mlttee ofthe Whole, and took up the Tax bill
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O II r &c 4 A L. .

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHISer TON, March IS, 1862.
The Government Of Greece, I'm consequence OF
an insurrection which has taken place In Nsuplis,
has instituted a blockade OF certain psrts Of the
ArgolIc Gulf. The following 10 q translation Of
the Official notice:
TRANSLATION
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Notice Of BIOokads Of PaTf Of tks GHlfsf ATgOlis.
Notice Is given by these presents that from and
after the 18th 25thl OF this instant month OF Feb
ruary all the shores OF the Gulf Of ArgolIs, be-
tween the anchorage Of Astros (not inclusive) and
the Bay Of Vourlla, inclusive, are placed In con-
dition Of strict blockade by q sufficient force OF
the Royal Navy.
Notice 10 also given that all measures authorized
by the law Of nations and the respective treaties
between his Majesty the King o. Greece and
different friendly Powers viii be adopted and
carried Into dect In respect 20 all vessels which
shall attempt TO violate the said blockade
Athens IA (26I February, 1862.
Secretary Of the NAVY,
ID. B0TZARIs.
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TEE CAPIroL ExrENsIoN.-rhe Senate has
passed Joint resolution transferring the supsr-
intendence Of the Capitol ex trhsion and the CON-
pletion Of the Capitol dome from the War to the
Interior Department, and providing that expen-
ditnres be confined for the present TO the pie
ton Of the dome and 70 work necessary for the
preservation OF the unfinished portions OF the
building II is stated that the completion Of the
dome will cost about slOO, GOO, for which amount
no appropriation will be required, there being q
bslanee from former appropriations which will
cover the cost.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. OF consumption. Mrs. MARY
JANE PORTER, In the S6th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at
half O'Clock, from the residen of her moth
or, Mrs. M. Goldsmith, No. 3S3 I'd street, between
East Capitol and A sts.. Capitol Hill.
=, On the 26th instant, THOMAS J. THOMAS, in
the S6tn year of his age
family, espectfpl, invited to attend his
q. on Friday, the 28th. at clock. from his late
rssident 9, Powhatan House.sth ut. wharf.
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THE T.UNGs.

A Card DIR. Hunter will definitely close his
Office In Washington on Saturday evening, the
goth instant after which date all persons afflicted
with Pulmonary disease can consult him person.
ally by letter at his Office, No. 81 east Twelfth
street, near Broadway, New York.
His ONCE here will remain open for the recep-
ton Of patients afflicted with Catarrh, Bronchi-
It's, Consumption, and Asthma, no to the evening
Of Saturday, 20th instant. 203 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Washington. mh20
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. i70 Seventh street, near +.
Re 27-3m
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WE ARR SELLING our superior Kerosine OIL at
as cents per gallon, delivered 10 al parts Of the
city. Orders through the Post attended 70. By
the barrel as cheap az can be bought In Washing
ton. STEWART Il SON,
NH 26 -2t& Corner Twelfth and H sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

An uNPRovoKED ASSAULT was made on Mr.
William Wood ward near the corner Of Eleventh
street and the Avenue, al a late hour last night
by three persons who were unknown to him
Mr.. w. was walking with friend, when one OF
three men who were going by jostled him rudely
N passing. He asked an explanation, when the
man drew a revolver and fred. A crowd COM
menced 20 gather, when the assailant threw his
pistol away, and he and his companions took 70
their heels and were soon out Of sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

A VENERABLE CLERsYMAN.-During the In
teresting Spiritual Retreat at st. Matthew's
(Catholic) Church, which closed on Sunday eve
ming, the venerable Father McElroy now eighty
two years Of age, preached four times each day,
and at the close Of the Retreat administered tie
Holy Communion 70 upwards of four hundred
penons. To such clergyman the poetic line
piled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

ASSAULT BY A CRIPPLE.-Yesserday afternoon,
james Murphy, q pedlar, who has but one arm
and IL otherwise deformed, was In the house Of
C. Boyle, near the depot, when a number Of per-
Farley, 90 enraged him that he seized an iron bar
lying near, and dealt Farley a heavy blow, cut
ting his head in q very bad manner. Murphy
was arrested and taken before Justice Ferguson,
but Farley being unable to testify from loss Of
blood, he was committed to jail for further ex-
animation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

THE FIRST BAPITsr CHURCH The rubbish
has all been removed from the ruins Of this edi.
nee, destroyed by the storm few weeks since,
and IL Is TO be rebuilt immediately. The ofgsn
was found to be only ghtly injured, and the
door may be restored at q small expense comPar-
stiyely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

POLICE MATTKRs-B.fors Justice CLaytos.-
Dennis o. foole, peddling without license; hned
$40 and costs Rich'd Hin, violating the water
laws by tapping private service pipe In two
cases; lined SEQ VIM. Hurley and Geo. Morrow,
peddllng gin envelopes without license; paid
81 % each Patrick O'Brien, disorderly; fine and
lsts sI5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

COMING TO TowN.-lt will be seen by the no.
tice elsewhere that Kunkeps great opera COM
pany 10 coming to town. The company includes
many OF the old favOrites, Harry Lehr and Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

yesterday: w. II. Hurley, ptddling without a
license; sl.94. Robert O'Toole, do /; fined $40 o.
Patrick O'Brien, diso;derly; 81 s., by Justice
CLAYTON. JOS C.. Cline, drunk and profane; fine
$40 81. Also, upon q charge Of larceny; jail for
court. Abraham Van Fleet, accessory to the rob-
berry; do, by Justice CLARK.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported: Michael
ShngaEae, beating bis wife; fined s. 81. Thomas
Hamilton, Sighting; dismissed. James Cameron,
do do , by Justice Walter. sarah Rawlings,
drunk and disOrderly; workhouse ca days, by US
tlee CLAYTON.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. N.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
PASSES ACROSS TEE RIVER.

PASSES ACROSS TEE nTvrn.
Headqxarfsrs, Prorosf Marshars O1tos,(
WaSkfsgfon, Mareh ~, lS62.
General Order, No. S.-No Liquors viii be
passed by the sentinels at the different Ferries and
Bridges Of this District ercept on q Pass signed
by GsseraI Officer, stating the purpose designed,
the quantity and description.
Passes used for such purposes, by persons
sin transItu," and signed by Lieut.. Mehafey,
will not be recognized, and are discontinued
from this date.
Passes for persons only, and signed by Lieut.
Mehafey, are to be recognised heretofore, until
further orders.
BY order:
Major w. e. DosTKR, Provost Marshal.
CHARLEs E. ROBINSON, Adjutsnt.
THR MONITOR READY TO SAIL IN.
Captain yefties ofthe Monitor sent his eompl-
meuts to Captain Dahlgren by Captain McGnw
Of the Leslie, which arrived from Old Point last
night, and says that the Monitor 10 fully prepared
to meet the Merrimac, and he has no doubt but
that he will be able to whip her when next abe
shows herself
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfore Jvstic.
Wdltsr. - Charles Briggs, vagrant; dismissed
Butler, drunk and disorderly; paid 81 cents costs
Oliver Miles, vagrant; workhouse 30 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

VIOLATING THE LICENSE LAw.-Ellen Keefs
was arrested yesterday, for selling liquor with.
out first obtaining a license from the Corporation
Justice Clayton fined her 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

WHAT An AMOUNT OF suffering and disease
among the Volunteers would be prevented by the
free use Of Holioway's Pills and Ointment. For
Wounds, Sores, and Scurvy the Ointment 10 a
certain cure, and for Bowel Complaints, Feves,
small Pox. &C., the Pills are the best medicines
In The world. Only IS cents per box or pot. ssl
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-Before Jnsttc,
Walssr.-Chas Moore, Richard Calls, Jno. Kane
Chas Farnham, w. j. Williams, p. Valentine
Jas. Reed, Leon Bucker, Rich'd Higgins, drunk;
turned over to the military Sam'l Simpson, do.
costs IS cents. John CASSIDY, assault and battery
with intent to kill; jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

PERSONS wishing to have good light, can
have one by calling at the New York grocery
store, corner Of ! and Eleventh streets, and pur-
chasing some Of that fine Coal Oil at 40 cents per
gallon, Adamantine Candles at 20 cents per pound
and Tallow Candles at Ia cents. Other go DIS in
proporti n. X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

DEAFNESS, and all diseases Of the Eve and Ear
requiring medical or surgical treatment to restore
sight or hearing, are exclusively attended to by
DR.. Won Moscbzisker, Oculist and Aurist, pr
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's. Those
suffering from deafness or impaired sight should
not delay II they want the full benefit Of DR.. Won
Moschzisker's attendance
Opthalmic and Aural Institute, for the special
treatment OF all maladies Of the Eye and Ear, in
charge Of DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oculi st and Au-
rist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue.
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I DOT OUT FOR BURGLARS-A burglar
IL entered my house, 34s Ninth street between
and O'Clock on Sunday morning, March 2Sd by
unlocking door from the outside, which had KEY
IN the lock on the inside. He passed through the
honse undlscOTered, deposIting his BOOTY as he
collected In the dining roon until he catered the
chamber OF q lady where dim gas light was burn
ing. She awoke at seeing him at the gas burner
and cried ont, "wbO's there, Whist is vantins. !"
he turned TO her ard said, keep SILENT" and left
CT. He picket al the pockets and got some hun
dred dollars In gold aHd silver and Treasury notes,
with other va nsbes OF silver. The most valuable
thing to Inc which he took was the Geneva god
hunting va'ch Of my SOC, lieut.. J. b. Smith,
EIess,' and brought 10 me after nv son hsd been
Killed. IL had blsck silk guard attached 10 which
were several little charms, coral watch kew in
the form ofa pistol, little heart. gold one side
ana glass with hair on the other side, small mo-
salc button, and small silver whistle,
The lady had a fsirIview OF the rohber. and de-
scrl0es him as young man of ordinary hight,
light hair, no hair on the face, with dark clothes
IwIlt sive q large reward for tie recovery of the
va'oh and trinKets.
NH a If JOSEPH SMITH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER woLowsKI's NEW
METHOD OF Music We have often had occa-
sion TO refer in Mandatory terms to Prof. Alex.
Wolowski's new and decidedly improved
method Of teaching the piano and singing
Previously convinced Of his theory of divesting
the science OF music of the many useless techni-
calities with which IL has 80 long been clothed
and now impaired by Prof Wolowski to his
pupils In simple form thorough knowledge
Of the art, We were anxious to test its practical
results. That opportunity was offered US last
evening at the Professors rooms. No. 451 Tenth
street, where we heard several ladies and gen.
teman, pupils TO Prof. wolowski, play and
sing great many classical and Operatic pieces
with the utmost facility and perfection after but
one course of lessons, and who had previous
Wolowski is truly astonishing, and we commend
warmly his new theory Of music and his excel
lent method Of rapidly imparting a sound and
practical knowledge Of plano forte, playing and
singing for its simplicity and facility. 1t