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IGFAalAa OUTBREAKS III IRELAND.
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INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
DFOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

IL
u. 8. MAilSHALS SALE.
BURpeTT, JONES Co. Auc,ionesr'
w. Twin. ~ an order Of sale d,isd nth day Of fss
~. Al serd by the Honorable District Court oil tae
STATE, for III, Southern District Of Flonds i"ni ~
A'''''' WEDNESDAY. the ,,h day Of June ~
At Lanbelt's stores, Atlantic DocA' D''N|-'
At u O'Clock ia ,,.u.x.
T,,x. nv sAIx-Such urls viii be reeeM. TX - ~
;,t Trss,urer of the United States on depos Java
~ H.. COTTON from prSs sehr IN u Doc
AZ hss, COTTON, from pxEe sch Sso 80 rr..
SO Ssis. 20 rrON from pike schf Il u 80
i,S, 49, corION from pnizs schr rfe''aeu~
Az Sas. COTTON. FROM p'ine sehE EuSsn'''
~ ~. s.i.. SS 9TFSSSS, from prise ''hr- Cora
a9baes COTTON.
10 bsles MOSS.
5.o W W ~ SrAvES from prize schr Eugeos a., x,,,u..
e... PEEc 5ss CAPS h'a '''si Mallory i
a ss.ts SOLDER, from prire schr. Anna Belle
SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN ON AND AfTEH H. III
sra INST, AT THE OFFICE Or II. DLNNI"' -"
WALL6E
LANES C. CLAP.
H. g. Marsha southern District Oh r.s.hJ 1
RyR W. WEIGH, U. B. Deputy A"-
Nsw.York June T. lBbf
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COrFfE-Ihe bseiness to-day been im ed, ar d
Of baportsncs prices are without essential
place .s morning bat proved fanrs tie stiendsnes wa
poor spirit usnii-sd to buy Only tyJ oess were
disposed Of ct 7ct a l0tc. Wequetei
kio....,........ 10 Nls fEomhsy .............- u
Nsrsesl5e .........10 az. LssusYrs........2i a2li
Jsvs...............2i4 ,; costa Rics.........- o.
Jsmsic.........2O az 81 Domingo. i9i lo
CoAL-Tbs demand for Domestic 10 more se,ise and 10
liberal FOR the quot. ga - so per tau froui
yard In Foreign very . hiss bren dsue the arrival hav.
moderate hear OF further sales Of Scotch spnth al,
Z 81. cash.
FRCIT-Foresn Dried quiet. price. remaining without
change O. portAues No brg new In Foreign Green Do
n.se Green dui Domestic Dried have beeu rather
scye bu, outside figures extreme rates for choice
ruiz We quote New State apple, ct q DO DO Western
5G sac hefe., D. Il &c. choice Dried ieach-s 20d25c do
Plaus 2dIt K.spb-rfi-s l6Gl7c and blAckberes lrD
lie Sales Of $500 N s,,ir Apples Jd3tc aud W0O
n Old Western ard state at z. dic.
GRAIS-Ihe whsst nsIh-t IL ess ip,eraly supplied and
lee. .cty- owing the scarcity Of Prime shipping lus
tics Thedernsnd 10 fair Cor choice description, for compct
Ing casoes and n Of d.cbe IN the rates Of
efhts these the close bus the iclem
ency o. the weather checks business materially The sales
couprse 1890 bush sting OF 20 40 Chicago Spring
a, i3c 81; 1000 do Cansda Club At B3dg1c ~ 80 do
Mw.nlee Club SIC Gsl OF; 2taso do Amber Iowa and
III i0dtIt 30 DO Amber do at ~ ia 81 49, aud 900
do good White Michigan at STA Barley 10 still inactive
AMI prices merely nominal Barley Mali Ia IL good de-
and and 4. hn-r; sales OF 1900 oush ct ~ TO- the
latter rate of choice Canada West Oats dull and heavy
,es Of Canadian ard Nrsern at i3o4 and State at &
sc Rye IL nrei bn, 10 quiet; sses Of 90 bush 500
&C fr We,ern and ~ 5,c for Stats Corn Is hrmer ard
sales OF 100 bush 9i8c Tor mixed +9i 50c for
A 40 "A Sc fofo old White Wesleru. We
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE

,pp,vA1. OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
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THE ENGLISH PRESS CT THE WAR.
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THE SUMTER STILL At GIBRALTAR
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TIotr
sew Cheese, eh. TO en- ds
ONO Cheese. ..........o 40
BgAas-Ws quote packages
Med. choice. y boz! Soal .,
do. com. to sooi..2 ooa9 y
Pee. choice. y sush.2 &92 %
BEoon CoHs-p N, 5d7c-
BsgswAr-P n 3sdd3c.
LIVE PouLrKr-Wc quote:
Tuikeys. u D........ y q ~
Fowls, 4 ib.......... . diO
Es6s-Ths receipts afs ani'
Ia 20. has occurred during Ia
packed in clean. sweet osts,
chad. Oats preserse the Egg
mer season. We quote:
State and Penn. , choice,
Of the marx, 4 dox. l2t ais
FrRs-Ths following auotzi
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New Cheese, poor to fsir.4 ds
ipcludsd):
Kidney choice ipbus 9de 50
Marrow. en-, e bu. 2 t04ss 70
do, GOA to good.2 IVA "
Geese. y pair.......1 cool .
Ducks, pair ..... 500 70
lisht, and . further advance Of
warm weather. Egg should DO
ias.~ad OF cut straw OF wheat
uiuoh tho best during the Sum
Western, y dos........lecRi
cn.sre for No. I qualities:
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The Relations Botween Lord Lyons
ard IL. Mercier.
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APPLEs-Rgset. y btL, s3dS3 SO.
STR,vrEgHIEs-South Jersey and Monmouth County
Strawberries have made their aypeatance and are areacy
quite cheap We quote:
Wilson Seedlings. 1t. boxes. dsnc.
Early scATlets t. baskets 4. a So
Ear'y ScNleis, r.. baskets. -
Gooset srTes, y 80 30 -
DRIED
New S,.t.App,sf n.sis Pa%s choice . DE al9
Cherries .l8al9 Ill
Dried Peaches choice. .2rd25
QsIoSs BERN ada D bbl, ~.
CucuNBBKs Boston. dsE, 81 so.
JrRsiPs. kurABAsA-t' bhl 81 80.
OKEKs PEAI South Jersey. y Dbl, f225dt25o.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

THE TAX BILL.-EIsewhere in the Star to- day
the reader will fnd q synopsis Of the leading
features Of the General Direct Tax bill-to meet
the necessities Of the Treasury occasioned by the
wsr-reported yesterday from the Ways and
Means Committee. In the main, the country will
be satisfied with Its provisions. It's exactions are
destined to be met by the people with cheerful
ness unexampled heretofore In history. The en-
emies Of the Union on both sides Of the Atlantic
are now basing all their remaining hope Of the
eventual triumph Of the insurrection, upon their
belief In the indisposition Of the people Of the
loyal States to stand the necessary taxation for It's
suppression, and are destined Immediately, al
most, to have that hope dissipated, as all their
otter similar expectations have been dissolved,
one by one, into ''thn air." The readiness with
which the people will put their hands into their
pockets, In response TO this action of Congress, to
maintain their faith In the justice Of the Govern
ment's cause, will astonish Europe, where so
few pay taxes cheerfully except those who live
directly or Indirectly upon disbursements by the
governments levying the taxation.
Evening star., 1862-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvIIth CONGREss-secend s.s.isv

SENATE Yesterday, after the close of our re-.
port
The bill providing for the organization of the
staff attached to divisions of the army of the
United States, regular and volunteer was passed
The subject Of the confs fscation Of rebel proper-
ty was considered, and after an executive session,
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsR-After the close OF our report
A substitute for the Senate BILL incorporatinp
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad com.
pany, was passed; resolution instructing the
Committee on Pest Offices and Post Roads 10
consider what legislation, II any, is necessary to
secure the transmission Of the United States
mails free OF charge by railroads that have re-
ceived grapts Of public lands, adopted; also a
resolution instrucslng the Military Committee TO
Inquire into the expediency Of establishing at
Madison, Indiana, home for disabled soldiers
The Senate joint resolution declaratory Of the
meaning OF an act to indemnify certain States for
expenses incurred by them in the defence OF the
United States; and bills providing for the paw
ment OF the awards OF the commission appointed
10 Investigate the claims Of certain parties in the
Department Of the West; and to facilitate iudici-
al proceedings in adJudications upon captured
property, and for the better admi nst,aton of the
law Of prizes, were passed. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.


Particulars OF THE OCCUPATION OF NASHVILLE
The Secretary Of the Navy yesterday received
letter dated Cairo, February 27th, from Flag
Officer Foote, who says:
have tbs honor to forward a communication
just received from Lieut.. commanding Bryant,
the substance Of which have Just telegraphed
The captain Of the steamer who brings the dis
patch says that six miles below Nashville there
was battery on ohigh bluff, which had mounted
fifteen guns, but several Of them were thrown in
to the river before the Cairo arrived He also re-
ports that strong Union feeling was manifested
in and near Nashville, and that Gov Harris after
vainly attempting to rally the citizens and others
left on Sunday morning (23d ult.) for Memphis.
He also states that the gunboats are the terror Of
the people at Nashville and APPOINTS on the Cum.
berland river, and that on hearing Of my arrival,
supposing the gunboats would proceed immedi.
ate.y to Nashville, the enemy retreated panic
stricken. The unusually high water on the river
enabling the boats to ascend the river was provi.
Dental.
The following is the enclosure in Commodore
Foote'S letter:
GUNBoAr CAIRO, NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.
Flag Officer A. H. Foots, commanding FotilLa
Western Waters:
Sir-Uncertain that my letter Of the 23d reached
you, repeat that departed from Clarksville for
this point by the request Of Brigadier General
Smith, commanding at Clarksville and arrived
here this morning, preceding seven steamboats,
conveying an army commanded by Bligadier
position: The banks Of the river are free from
any hostile force
The Railroad and Suspension bridges here are
DESTROYED.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G. BRYANT, Lieut. Com.
IMPORTANT FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
GHrbodt Engagement Nth REbsl Bdttsrg-Ths
Battery Stlsncsd and the Rebels DrivsS from,
their GHHS-Thrss Rebel Regiments Rspalsed
tc'th Sldnghtcr-Eisetion in Harding County,
1sHn.,-A Union Victory.
The following despatch was received at the
Navy Department last night:
CAIRO, March 3, 1862
Hon. Gideon Welles s:-Lieutenant Command
ing Shirk has, this moment, arrived from the
Tennessee river, and brings full dispatches from
Lieutenant Commanding Gwin, of the gunboat
boats proceeded up to Pittsburg, near the Missis
sippi line, where rebel battery was opened
upon them, consisting Of six guns, one OF them
being rihed, which were soon silenced by the
gunboats.
Ninety mounted men landed under cover Of
the gunboats, and charged upon the enemy,
driving them some distance, until they Were
strongly re Gforced, when our party Withdrew
to the bo Is. Then three Rebel regiments
opened u IN the gunboats, but were TepuIsed
with great slaughter.
The casualties on our side amounted to FIVE
killed and missing and five wounded. Lieuten-
commands, have behaved with great gallantry
and judgement
An election for town officers has just taken place
In Harding county, Tenn, which resulted In 200
votes for the Union and 10 for secession
(Sicned) A. ii FooTB, Flag Ofhcer.
Evening star., 1862-03-04
o r FIG CIAL .

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
OF America:
To All Whom ii May Ccaes-s-
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me that 6BRHARD LARSON has been appointed
Vice Consul OF sweden ana Norway, for the United
States, to reside at Chicago, illinois, do hereby
recognise him as such. and declare him free to
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers. And
privileges a. are allowed to the Vice Consuls of
the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under nv hand. at the city of Wash
ington, the 9th day OF February, A. %. 1852
IL. and OF the independence of the United States
ofAmerica the eighty sixth.
By the President:
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

CosEIRMATIoNs BY The SENATE The Senate
yesterday confirmed Generals Nc cClernand, Buell.,
Burnside, Mcdowell, C. F. Smith, and Lew
Wallace Sigel, as Major Generals, and the fol-
lowing as Brigadier Generals: Speed, Of Ten
nesseei Gel. John Cochrane, Of New York; Gel.
Logan, Of Illinois; Col. Macarthur, of Ohio Col.
Lawrence, of Iowa, Col Wallace, of Indiana;
Col. McCook, of Ohio; Col. Berry, Of Maine;
and Col Ferry, Of Connecticut.
Evening star., 1862-03-04
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, March The Old Point boat
which arrived this mo ling brought nothing
new.
Nothing has been heard Of the released pris-
oners, no flag of truce having been received
General Wool has refused to permi any more
passengers TO & oSouth.'
The steamer Constitution, on her way up to
Newport New. was fred at by the rebels, but
not damaged
Evening star., 1862-03-04
THE TAX pIII


The following is an abstract of tie tax oill re
ported Yesterday in Congress. 1t provides for the
appointment by the President Of a Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, with a salary OF IS 600 his
once to be In the Treasury Department with
suitable number Of clerks. The country is to be
divided, as the President may direct, into conve-
nlert collection districts, with an assessor and
collector appointed by the President for each dis
trict, who shall have power to appoint such depu-
ues as may be necessary. The bill provides for
duty on spirituous liquors Of Is cents per gallon;
ale and beer al per barrel; stem or leaf tobacco
cents per pound, 10 add when manufactured )
cents. and o. cigars 5, 10 and 20 cents per pound
according to value; on lard and linsaed oil burn
ing nuid, crude coal oil cents per gaIlon refined
coai Oil 10 cents per gallon; gas per 1 600 cubic
feet . c. SS-I note paper cents per pound;
writing pSDer cents per pouEd; printing paper
mills PEI pouno; salt cents per 100 pounds;
sele leather cent per pound; upper leather X
cent per pound; and all other mannfactnres 2 ne, "a
centum ad valOrem; on railroad passengers mills
per mile OF travel; Communication tickets a per
cent steamboat travel mill per mile om-
nieuses, ferry boats and horse railroads 3 Der
cent on gross receipts from passengers: adver-
tisements per cent. on AMOUNT Of annual re-
ceiptsi for use OF carriages annually from 81 TO
slO secofolhg te value; gold watches 81; silver
watches so cents each; licensed bankers SlOO;
suctioneers SO; Wholesale dealers $50: retail
dealers In liquors S20; retail dealers In good RIO.
Pawnorokers ESQ; rectifers 500; brewers $50;
hotels, inns, taverns, graduated according 10
rental, from tn $50; eating houses $40; commer.
cial brokers $50; other brokers $40 theaters 100.
oircuses $50; bowling alley $50 each alley; whole
sale Pedlers $50; other peders s5 to 500 coal oil
distillers $50. &c. Incomes, per cent on ali
over 5000, deducting income derived from dfyi.
dends, &C which are taxed separately; railroad
bonds aDd dividends Of banks and saving insti.
tutions . per cent; payments of all salaries OF
oncers In the civil, military, and naval services
OF the United States, including Senators and
members OF Congress, per cent. Legacies and
disni6utive shares Of personal property of de.
ceased persons from to per cent, according tc
the degree Of relationship, and snmn duues o.
all kinds of legal and commercial papers-aiI
patent medicines, telegraPhic messages, and ali
The bill contains one hundred and Eve section.
one OF the largest Of any kind ever before nre
pared, and on which months Of time have beer
bestowed ~"
Evening star., 1862-03-04
From Gen. Banks Command

600 TO 600 Barrels Flour Ssized-A WooIen Mil
tcith Stock Of Goods TaLen-Rtchard Wash.
ington Prisoner.
CHARLRsTowN, Vs., March 3.-From 600 to
i,OOO bbs. of -four, belonging to the rebels, have
been seized and stored here
wooIeD mill, owned by Davis, which has
been manufacturing clothing was also seized
".n a considerable siocko' gT DIS
richard washington, DI other of the late
John A. Washington, is nov confined at Harper.
Ferry.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

The GoTTscHALK COSCERIs The brilliant
pianist GOttschalk, whose temperance in New
York after an absence OF some wears from his
native land has been the musical event Of the
season, will give two concerts In this city on
Thursday and Friday nights next, accompanied
by such talent as Miss Hinckley, Brignoli, Su-
sini, and Mancusi, and with the renowned Max
Msreizek as musical conductor. The sale Of
seats will commence at Metzerotl's at Q O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

UThe New York Post says that the Ericsson
battery, known as the Monitor, since her trial
trip has had her rudder and steering gsar repaired
and improved, and Is now ready for service
Evening star., 1862-03-04

1.-THE Revenue of the Russian empire for the
yesf arising from ordinary sources, amounts to
two hundred and ninety six millions Of roubles,
ana nom extraordinary sources-namely, from
tne loan OF ieoo-tourteen and a-haf millions Of
two hundred and ninety-four millions, and the
eIusofdinary expenditure at sixteen and a half
millions Of roubles.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

TIE Hon. SIMON CAMEROS.-Gen. Cameron,
who is now here, proposes to leave about the lst
~ April prOx. for the scene Of his mission, 81
Petersburg
Evening star., 1862-03-04

WAsHIN6rON AND GEORGETows RIIw,y
COaPASY.-festerday the House Of Representa-
uve' passed substitute for the Senate bill I'm.
cooperating the Washington and Georgetown
rIn -oad company. This bill provides that Horace
III. Dewey, Richard Wallaeh, Jason Hasbrouck
William A. Darling, Thomas Berry, Josepb r
Brown. William Remsen, Jonathan II Butler.
John b. Proctor, John Butterfeld, Joseph n
Stevens, VIII am Clafin, Samuel s. Reeves. John
Brown, Edward A. Abbot, and their sssociates
and assigns, shall be the body CORPORATE with
authority TO construct double track railway In
TIE cities Of Washing and Georgetown, co.nmenc.
Ing on Bridge street over the tubular bridge into
PennsvlvaEia avenue, thence through that ave-
nue., Fifteenth street, then along Penusylvania
avenue again around the north Of the Capitol on
70 fennsylvania again through to Fig hth street TO
tne Navy Yard gate. Also, road Connecting
TIE main road with the depot Of the RaItimo,s
and Ohio Railroad. Also, from Boundary street
Also, one commencing at Rhode Island avenue,
running down Fourteenth street west TO PennsvI, /,
vania avenue, or 10 the Potomac
The road between the Capitol and Georgetown
Is 70 De completed within sixty DAYS. and from
the Capitol to the Navy Yard within six MONTH
after the approval Of the act.
The company is required to lay a track of the
most approved pattern, and shall place hrst-class
cars ON the road, with all the modern improve
ments for the convenience and comfort of passen.
gers, ana shall run cars thereon during the day as
oNSu a. every hve minutes, and until twelve
0ciock a. mig ut "a often az every half hour; and
-..hI,e .o--1J N1J oHu niSnt Is much 0ftener as
Puonc convenience may require.
Al articles Of value inadvertently left I'm the
cars are 70 be taken to their prineina} denot .nS
entered In a book, which shall be open 10 the in.
spection offhe public at all reasonable hoprs
The Government TO have the right to convey
freight over the road at a compensation In he az
by the Secretary Of War. " A0o
The capital stock is $500 900, to be divided ,r,o
shares Of $50 each, and the rate of fare dSed NJ
Eve cents.
Three per cent. Of the net receipts are to be Maid
TO the two cities, In proportion TO population on for
the support Of free public schools
The company Is bound to keep the pevements
within and two feet 0utside OF the rails In order
Evening star., 1862-03-04

FUNERAL OF GENERAL LANDER.-W hear that
the funeral Of Gen. Lander will take place on
Wednesday, lto.morrow J In this city:
Evening star., 1862-03-04
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
Found at the Railroad Depot, and no,o in Gor.
ernment Warehouse, near The Depot.
MARCH 3, 1862.
Cap Yates. 22d Regt N Y Vols, boxes and bbl
Siokles' Battery, 50 boxes
Surgeon 8 Trippler, Medical Director U A,
washing machines
Capt Murphy, Van Aliens Cavalry, l box
Comd'g Offcsr 18th Regt N Y Vols, box
LieutG ID Robinson, 18th Regt N Vols. 1 box
Lieut. w ID UasIs, sd ReEt " Y Vols, box
q M G w Ford. lst Rest U Chasseurs, boxes
Gen M Patrick, box
Col Wilson. I'd Ohio Vols, 4 box
II Williams. Co X LIST Penna Cav, box
w Pierce, q M 9Th Maine Regt,I box
Genl Hospital, box
Capt l. Beae. I'd Inffy 3, box
DR. T Dimon, 18th New York, l box
Sd Regt Maine Vols, box
Rev. " iIsOn, 3)th Penna Vols, box
Col E ID Keyes, llth s Ipfty, l bag and bundles
Quarter Master 5th Maine Regt, l box
Capt Benson. boxes shell
Maj F Barker. Isd N Y Vols, bsg and box
Capt r Dwight, 18th N Y Vols. bbl
A Van Amburg, 27th N Y Vols, box
b Parker, lst Long ls' and, box
Goth PeIna Vols, box
MISS Lawrence, for Hospital, box
w H Covert, 18th " Y TIL box
q Bonnet. Califor ia r est, box
OF Watts, Sd N YVols, box
p Robbins, 25th Regt, box
Capt w Rey nolds, lst Rhode Island Ba.tery,l
box
Capt w Lumbard, A. Michigan, box
@ M Snyder, Ss1 Regt, box
Col w Bel, Ordnance Dept, 2 boxes
w II Fletcher, I'd Vermont, l box
Lieut. A De Wriot, 18th New York 1 box
H Henresey, I'd Vermont, l box
nj Smith, 9Th New Jersey, box
w Merrill, Sd New Jersey, box
J H Guiliok. Ellsworth Zouaves, l box
w H Fish, 18th Rest,I box
A Ernest, 18th New York 1 box
w Werner, nth Regt, box
3 TIley, Cd Vermont. box
r White, I'd Vermont, box
w Rutler, 1lth Penna, l box
John Smith, Ath New York. / box
J Adams, 22d New York, box
9th Vermont Volunteers box
Vosburg, 18th New York, l box
14th New York i box
8 Woodruff, 5th Conn Vols, ha'f barrel
nj Hoyle, 18Th Mass Vols, l box
J H Leonard, box
Capt w Herseford, 18th New York Vols, box
Gen Mccall, Pe3na Reserves, 70 boxes
Love, 44th New York Vols, box
w H Smith, SOth Regiment, lbx
8 Sanitary Com. 2 boxes aud bbls
Persons calling for this freight will please ssy
th' Is edysrtfed. ID. II. RUCKER
EIN.S2 Q1aItermaster and Colonel.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

w l.. M. 6OTTsCHALK.
MR.. GRAU has IN, honor 20 announce that
MR. GOTTSCHALK'S only two
GRAND CONCERTS
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. March 9Th Il and T M.
Mr. GOrrsCHALK
bas received from the New York ard Ph1ladei phis
public and press the most signal proofs Of their
high estimation OF his "a ent, and their warm sp-
preolaton of the zeal with which he has cultivated
his extreore mary gifts. The Concerts he 10 now
giving In those cities are meeting with Immense
Mr. GOTTscHALK's First Appearance in
washington will be attended with Amp e aud oom
p.eie ARRANGEMENTS for the amuse ent and comfort
OF MS patrons The principal Artists OF the Aoad
emy OF MUSIC, New YorE, including
SlG'A ISABELLA RINKLEY,
Sl6S. BRI6NOLI, MANCVSI, SUsINI,
have been engaged 10 give first -olsss promInenoe
10 the VOCAL department.. And, that the entertain
ment may lack nothing for want OF the supervision
OF an experienced and oompete-t Maestro,
Mr. MAX MARETZEK
VIII assume the entire Musoal DIreouon.
The prloe OF admission is fixed at one dollar.
keseryed seats 50 cents extra seats for either or
the two Gottechsk Concerts can be secured st NJ z.
Metzerotes Music Store, corner OF nth street and
Pennsylvanla avenue, commencing tomorrow
1--WE lnesday, y q. m.
Doors open at IA; Concert to commence sts.
Evening star., 1862-03-04

@JaPan viii contribute some six hundred
articles 20 the international Exhibition Of Isso
including articles Of lacquer wa!e, straw vork''
china porcelain, manufactures Of paper carvtna,,
In ivory, paintings and books.
Evening star., 1862-03-04
MI. LooN,s fEEIM ~ T.,

:iss: a u FEEG, lREfsffi .se ,,ssass'
tends personally at his once N this city .6@
many persons can wear those teeth vho~0
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling et my ofice can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
opt 70 those who are Particular and wish the pures
eleanest, strongest and most perfect deptuTe that
Art can produce, tho MINERAL PLATE will be
moro fully warranted.
=. Rooms IN this oity-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
m a. ana icsh sts Also, 9oT Arch street. Philsdsl
s2ik. mar al
Evening star., 1862-03-04
Spirit Of the Msrning Press.

The lntsHigeaesv argues upon the fallacy Of
the South In msgnifying the importance Of cotton.
The Rspxbiean treats upon the negro.