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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-19
THE SCENES ON THE SHORE.


While the fight was in progress, the
|levee, esplanade and roofs of the houses
were crowded with spectators-men,
women and cbildren-among whom
were great many of the colored pop
ulation. There was no hostile demon
stration from the shore. Amy hostili-
ties from that quarter and the broad
side of the feet would have been heard
from. There stood the thousands and
saw their pets go down. There stood
the Union men-those who had SUI.
fered at the hands of tyrany-who had
been prosecuted, robbed and threat
ened with death-watching the course
of events. Occasionally shot from
the fleet strayed downward, producing
general stampede for the moment.
Fortunately no spectators were injured,
although there were several narrow es-
capes.
When the transports arrived there
were those on shore who seized the
rope and made the vessels fast Imme-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-19
THE REBEL FLEET.
The rebel fleet consisted of eight yes.
sol, carryinu excellent OttnS.

TheLittle Rebel was formerly large
sized sea-going New Orleans tug, very
swift and powerful. The Gen. Bragg
was formerly the Marquis de la Haban-
ma, n sea going steamer, plying between
New Orleans and Galveston-,a staunch,
powerful side-w wheel boat, with a walk
ing beam and masts, with schooner rio.
All of the boats were as powerful as
rams, but their guns were exposed.
Nearly all had casemate projections to
the boilers and machinery of railroad
iron, which in the encounter at Craig
head Point, successfully resisted our
solid shot. The fleet was built by the
" River Defense Expedition" of New
Orleans, Vicksburg, Natchez and Mem
phis, and was not part and parcel Of
The Confederate navy.
A RECoNNIsANcE.
Early in the morning dense cloud
of smoke could be seen from the fleet,
rising from the woods on the Arkansas
shore, opposite Memphis, but whether
caused by the burning Of cotton or
steamboats,, or whether it was the rebel
fleet lying ready to pounce upon us,
was not known.
The Benton and Louisville have
weighed anchor, slowly dropping down
towards the city, which caused visi-
bic sensation on shore. Men and horses
galloped to and fro, and the increasing
multitude made it evident that there
was to be an engagement. Suddenly
the Little Rebel poked her nose out
from her place Of fconcealment, steamed
across the river and took position
nearer the city, followed by the Beau
regard, which passed beyond the Little
Rebel. One by one the others came
ont, and formed in two lines. Commo-
dore Davis, not wishing to pitch in TIL
after breakfast slowly steamed back t.
his position.
PREPARING FOR THE BATTLE.
/ 1t was but little after sunrise wher
the rebel Commanders advanced te
give us battle. The sky was without
cloud, and there was nothing to OBJ
scure the gaze of the $4,000 people
now congregated upon the roofs OF th'
city and the levee, except the dense
volume of smoke ascending from th'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

UDRev. George Gordon, who has been eoa.
fined in jail in Cleveland for long time, refuses
20 except the Presldent's pardon for bis offence.
which was assisting In the escape OF slave rs
prefers 10 remain in durance vile because ~ =
order OF the President. states that he has utOned
sureiently for MS oreRce. Principle is every
thing with some folks.
ID The dwelling OF Mr.. George w Barcrcfl,
residing two and a half miles from ColesviIle,
Montgomery county, Nd, was entirely DESTROY d
BY hre on the ID inst together with ali bis house
hold furniture. The house and barn Of Mr.. Al
bert Lodge, OF the same county, wss also totally
destroyed.
IL Canadian papers are pleased 10 hear that
recruiting In the United States has stopped and
they think there will not be many desertlons
from the British army In Canada
IL The Pope has seat $500 for the relief OF
the distress In the west Of ireland.
liza lead mine has been discovered In Bucks
county, Pa, and company organized 10 work q.
d. The shoe trade Of Lynn, Mass, has IsteIy
become quite active.
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SECOND EDITION.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII,h coNeRESs-s.es.s session.
MONDAY, April Il.

MONDAY, April II.
sKNkTs.-After the presentation Of sundry pc
titons, &c,
Mr.. Howard introduced bill In relation 20 the
Courts OF the United States In Michigan. Re-
ferred.
The resolution for an inquiry whether fur
ther legislation by CONGRESS 10 necessary to
prevent military ofacers from arresting and re-
turning fugitive slsves, sc, was taken up, and
Mr.. Grimes addressed the Senste upon t.
HousE-Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on
Elections, reportrd that E. p. Lowe 10 not enti-
tied TO seat a. Representative fro m California:
declaring thst j. =. Morton IL not entitled 20
seat as Representative from Nebrsska, and d at
8. r. Daily 10 entitled 10 the seat; and asked 20
be discharged from the consideration Of the cas~
Of Joseph Segar, which were laid on The table
and ordered 70 be printed.
Mr.. Price, OF No, introduced resolution cali
ing on the Secretary OF War for any Information
be may have relative 10 armed bands Of troops
from Kansas entering the state OF Missouri and
destroying the property Of peaceable citizens,
burning their dwellings and farmhouses, and run
ming Of their slaves, amounting 20 hundreds Of
thousands Of dallars; whether such property has
been conf, csted, and II 90, under what process
Amer an Inc nectual motion to order the previous
question, (yeas 81, nays ol,) the resolution was
referred 10 the Committee on Military AaEiTs.
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DIED..

In Warrington county. MI, on Monds,. the
18Th ear of her age
The n lativea and frisn IS OF the family are re-
lpectfullJ invited to attend hsr funeral, from her
late residence. across the Eastern FRA lch, on
Wednesday, the 18th instaot. at II o'el >oL q. m.
baltimore sun oopy.l
On the 18th inst, Mr.. BERNARD McQUIRK,
II he 81. yoar.of his age, native Of the county
Throne, Ireland.
The friends of the family are invited to satend
the funeral, Tuesday, tbs 18th instant, at half
past O'Clock, on 9th st.. between and X.
On the 18th inst, @ WILLIAM MATTHE WS,
IN the goth year of his age.
His friends sre respectfully invited to attend his
funera to- m orrow Tuesday afternoon, At half
past O'CLOCK from his late residence. 434 st,
between 9Th and 10th SITS baltimore Sun oos0.1
On the l<th instant, JAMES ALBERT, J Dung
est son OF William T. and Rebeooa Cartwright.
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral to mof-
Io~ evening. ct O'Clock, from his fathers resi
oence No. 80 NJ Montgomery street, G eorg etoSn.
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ternoon last, young ard handsomely dressed
woman, with child about six weeks old, went
TO the Kirkwood House and engaged q room until
tue following day, stating that she was then going
70 Ohio, and giving her name az Mrs. Captain
Revaneux. On tie following morning she en-
Listed the chambermaid 10 take charge Of her
"darliRg little boy" while she went out 90 do a
little shopping. The patient cbambeTmaid held
the treasure for some hours but az length got tired
OF II and informed the prOptietors, who put the
babe Into other hands, hoping that the mother
day morning for her appearance, gave up alt
hopes OF ever getting an opportunity 20 present 4
board bill for the are OF he yOungster, and trans
ferred 10 TO good hands outside Of the hotel, who
Will train 1t up in the way IL should 60.
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INDrA RrpsKR Goons.

We advise all our readers las we know they
are obliged to purchase the above named good 81
to embrace the present opportunity as Mr.. ii. h
Halt intends to ma Re a change I'm his business
and will sell his extensive stocS Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, anS, no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cs nts per pair, and La
everything in proportion, for ten days, at the
India Rubber Warehouse, No. J0S PennsyEanja
avenue, between eth and 10th streets, washing
ton, d. G.. an I2af
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcz-Mr A. W. Burns, the managing agent
q the Stor's circulation In Georgetown, viii
hereafter also act as the Stars advertising agent
there Any Georgetown advertisements LEFT st
Dr. G. b Bsrnsrd's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with g.. Crandell, No. 12S Bridge
street. viii meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

STANDING on HRR DIsNITY.-On Saturday az
ternoon, a bright mulatto woman named Julia
Cation, was arrested by PatFolman Johnson In
Oregon Alley, and taken before Justice Clayton,
on the charge Of being drunk and dlsorderly
On being confronted bY a witness who was az
black as the ace Of spades, Julia was explOslvely
wrathful, and asked n the black niger was al
lowed 70 swear against her, when she u ulis) was
half white and lived with a white man. The
Justice fined her 50 IS, which she Immediately
paid, stating that they missed 10 IL they calcu-
lated 20 send her % the work house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

The FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS are from well
know citizens Of Washington, and they speak
louder than anything we could say. II 10 with
pleasure we lay them before q candid and appre-
ciative public Our people are tired Of theories.
When q man Ii sick be wants the Physician who
presc1ibes remedies that sure to cure him, and
such person II found In Dr.. Tumblety, Indian
Herb Doctor.
CONSUMPTION CURED IN THE LAST STAGE.
lSworn to before his Honor the Mayor Of wash.
ingtoal
WASHINGTON, March Ia, '62.
Fsfia Herb Desfsr-E Tsmblsfy, M. D:
Dear Slr-Supposing ,tbat others Iafaicted as
have been may be benehtted by the knowledge
and use Of your remedies and treatm ent, l am IN
dnced TO make the following statement;
For long time / have been afflicted with
Consumption, said to be In the last stage by
most Of the Doctors in Washington and the
District Of Columbia They all failed to cure
me.
applied 70 DR. Tumblety, the Indian Herb
Doctor. My eoug hing, splitting blood, pain In
chest, are hD gone, ard have been for some TINA
NY voice n quite hsstored feel As strong Is
ever, and Rom having been reduced to q skele-
ton, now weigh one hundred and thirty-two
pounds. ~
Az experience 90 much benefit from the use
Of DIR. I umblety's medicines, feel as though
could not say enough in their favor. sun, feel
thankful 20 God, the author and preserver Of my
life that He has guided me 70 60 to DIT. Tun-
blety, who has cured me.
JOHN A. LAIRD, U. 8. Capitol.
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WILSON'S Wilson's PHILADELPHIA Market In
Pennsylvania avenue, First Ward, is Just now
really one Of the sights Of the Federal Metropolis
In addition to his usual large supplies OF remark
ably fne mutton, spring lamb, beef, fowls Of
every Observation-Disclosures capous-and game,
his supplies Of spring vegetables were never be-
fore equalled here. Among the latter are fne as
paragus and tomatoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

MRS. r G. ERICKSON mo. IL PennsyIvania
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,) has
just received from the North the largest finest
and best stock Of Fancy Goods, EmbroiderIes,
Laces, Bonnets, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, silks,
Flowers, and Millinery Goods generally, that she
has ever had 10 which she calls the attention OF
the ladies' Of Washington and G Georgetown. apl4-6t
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MARRIED,

w. FRANK in CREIGHTON. of AlsxandrI'
Va. to Miss HARRIET n. vow ELL, daughter
of the late Themss Vowel, of same city.
On the 9Th instant. hT the Rev. Mr.. Monroe,
JOHN 9. KOLB to Miss SARAH O. BLADES,
all of this olty.
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A CARD.-Henry Egan returns his best thanks
to the citizens, fremeR, marines and provoSt
guard for their Kind efforts TO save his property at
the late disastrous fire Of the eth inst.
He has removed the portion Of his stock saved
to No. 479 Ninth street, between ID and f, where
be can be seen, and hopes In a short time to be
prepared 10 resume bis business, Of which due
notice will be given TO his friends and custom.
ers. apl 3t
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THE CAPTURED SCHOONER ExTLI.-This little
craft, which was captured by the rebels near For
tress Monroe last week, belongs to Capt Shreeve,
Of this city. Mr.. J. r. Hsvennef had contracted
with various suffers 10 convey their stores 70 the
army near Fortrsss Monroe, and for the purpose
had chartered a schsoner; but upon packing the
goods discovered that they were too bulky TO be
slowed In her. lie chartered the Emily, and
slowed H. her the stores for several suffers, and
dispatched her, with his brotherin-lsw, Joseph
Cooper, youngest son Of Mr.. VIM. Cooper, Of
this city, to superintend their delivery. Il IL
feared Capt. Shreeve and bis two or three em :
ployeef, rs well ~ young Cooper, have fallen
into rebel hands. rumor was circulated yes-
te:day that Messrs. woOlford stone and fhos
Lewis, who were down AZ Fortress Monroe IN 4
schooner belonging 10 Mr.. 3, had been taken
The rumor is probably unfounded. The schooner
belonging 20 Mr.. Stone was chartered by the
count Of her capture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

The LATE CAPT. TILLINSHAsT, u ). A-The
remains Of this gallant officer, who ives killed IN
the battle Of Bull Run on the 2ist OF July, l5Cl,
passed through this city last Sunday on the way
North to be Inferred.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Rows IN FIsHTIsS ALLEy.-This well kaown
alley, located between and @ streets and Thi "a
and -Four and half streets, on the Island, was
the scene OF two rows on Saturday night and yes
terdaY afternoon. Ga Saturday night q squad Of
the provost eusrd went there IN clear out the
groggery OF VIM. Buckley, and they were
about closing the concern the proprietor and a
man named James Callan made their appearance
and created a row, in which q number Of the In
mates Of the alley participated. The guard,
however, soon quelled the disturbance by taxing
Buckley and Callan 20 the station house, where
thew Were fined 1891 each
About i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon toe alley
WA again In excitement-this me on account OF
the dOlngs ola number q soldiers a. Mag Wheat
leyis. The house had been closed up, and tour
soldiers attempted to enter, but finding the doors
locked, they broke In, by knocking out the win
dows and back door, and commenced q regular
row with the sirls. The police were soon on the
spot, and, In attempting 70 arrest the parties, on
Ger Wecden was roughly handled by soldier
named Ogden. After considerable trouble, the
officers hiyiag 20 use their billies, the parties
were taken 90 the Station House, and after being
kept all night, were delivered 20 the Provost
Guard. They belonged 10 the elst Pennsylvania
Regiment, and gave their names Sergeant
Stewart, Sergeant Delavan, George Ogden and A.
J. Friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

CoRss, Erc.-Those afflicted with these
troublesome things, whether hard or soft; also
those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, club
satisfactory benefit by applying to DR.. Co. w hits
i26 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, Room z, second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

MEAsLEs are prostrating the Volunteers bY
hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with then,
Soldiers be warned In time. Holloway's PiIfl
are positively infable In the cure Of this disease
occasional doses Of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only 25 cent
per Box. pa
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MAYORS OFFICE,

-wAsHINsroN, March 10, 1867.
On this 18th day OF March, 1862, personally ap
peared before me, VIM. T. Dove, acting Mayo
Of the city Of washington, John A Laird, and
nh al-lm VIZ. 7. poys, Acting Mayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

SOMETHING WORTH KNowING.-Persons who
wish to purchase beautiful styles and well made
Spring garments very cheap. will do well by
calling at A. SIGus, fashionable clothier, Penn
sylyania avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Also, cSnsiantly on hand, gents furnish
Ing goods, OF every description. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
1VC KsKIN SLOW Es!

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 18th
y day Of April, 1852, az u pollock Tor sulllynt
the UnIted ststss Sub. Dept with 5000 head Of
T6e cattle to Be- delivered at Washington city,
and each animal 70 average 80 pounds gross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less than
Tbs Cattle 70 Be delivered a. suoh times and in
Cattle Will be required under this contrsot soon
after the eonuset 10 closed. Reifsrs and bulls not
bond: with good and sstlsf.ot0rr security,
wsrnnsnt reserves to itself the right to PAY in
TSsa I'd vii Be entertained when, put in By CON
trssto, who have previously fsied 20 comply With
,hsls 90; 20 his bid snd eli bids 70 be aooomPs
nnaS Nv tv guarantee.
hsS nam. Sef firms fhould be stated In full. With
the precise ddns.s Of al the members Of the hIm,
Bids to be SsssssS on 10 hHor A. bkokwiTH' c.s'
Worm af Gxasaatse.
We, Of ne county OF. and stafe OF
and -. Of the county Of -, and state
Of do hereby guarantees thai 10 able 70
I'M contract IN accordance With the terms Of
as he viii st enos enter into Contract IN
eoooyy Sonae Herewith. Should the contract be
sGSrdeS him We are prepared 70 become his secu
rItles. Thi1 guarantee must be appended % eeoh
bid mh8
NRs. ACKEN Has received mpoh stteaton a.
INI well a. kipaHsss from her patrons. She viii
ooutlnne with her prophetic manifestations short
pms LONGER: she !. no. ys!hsS :. Be eonsidsseSe
s ssii way. She Hss isfhsmsd al he mystic
beauty of her profesEon, and s ful oompetsnt 70
vrite upon sry subject Of depth and importance.
Sue can Be found q s1s Psansylvsnis svsnse,
pssvsa House zl. "a "is. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

LIME LIhEi, LINZ !!i-The <nbscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels Of tae best wood bu tn
Lime, which can only be had at his lime Ill as
place or establishment for the sale 6 Lime, Ce-
ment, &c, aud which will be sold at Sll2 PEI
barrel. (mar 29-t1 WV. II. Cooley.
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EOR SALE-Tvo hrs:-class BILLIARD Ia
Il BLES, marble slabs. and every Arrangement
complete. Those desiring the above will study
their interest by o8llnk immediately ST the Euro
pean Hotel, sorner nth street and PennsyIvanIs
avenue. NH s-u
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CANTERBURY H tAItSkT!ERsuRy HALL.
f0rm'r''e 81 \ a EHgRY 'R9, AOO
in point Fl rssas aid
MAMMOTH S %HsF 5iSSF2NlF AID BALrl-
70 r. s%o smd IN kas sa
TaE z: 81
f III sfs' FAEE IN a The wSRIb ne
In svi denoe ola
oss,sSso .is ss.! ON q I., sF5fNS Names,
the ROYAL of which osn be nowhere found in the
M1sTS p M,IfiI s. .iIEniFsSSiIStiI ER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
n afss T: iSfS$$5s!s !: '''''
MIs ,I EMMA MAJ, MIh bEEss'NpoN.
MISS JULIA RIChMGND,,
DEr.EvANrkA f BR6 5itfEf ELLA
THE DAtINs GYaNAsr.
1hih t, J: 4R&IS sGRffi'n'
Ana 10 a DICK PARKER.
JOHN f MfaAshfaE;sv JOHNNY q y gI.,.,x
BARRYJ CARTIER FEE hA"iA'oN'
LEWIS NJ. CLARKE.
GIPE LAY!
A New Programme. in Which al the Com
New sonS by the CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
the best Ethiopian Troupe In the city
The EthloSan Brrlessue entitled
TIE SLACK STATUE.
Admission Is cents; Ovohssssr CaAirs 20 cents.
Afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at = O'Clock,
When lavish distribution Of Elek ant Presen< 10
made: Rloh and Costly !evslry, Boo ks, Fancy Ar.
toles. Toys, Sewing Machines, and msEnifct,nf
Silk Dresses.
The Sewing Machine was presented to Mrs. r.
B. MORGAN on Saturday aftornoon-tIoket Nc. SS54.
Admission 20 cents Children 10 cents. api4
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
Board, in O pleasant lOostion near the Capitol
Transient Boarders aocomm 9dated. Inquire 81
Star Ofhoo. nh stiff
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DoN'T PUT IT or Toa ANOTHER DAY, but call
at once at the fPeople's d ollar Stores No 433
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and "a half ST ,
and secure for the small 81 m OF one dollar one
Of the many beautiful articles Of jewalry silver
plated ware, &c, &c. ep H-M,w,F &S#
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CRrsfapolo's ExcrLsron DIE

r. unfivaled In the world. - 1,
No other Dye has been analysed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors.
No other Dye can be applied % rapidly.
No other Dye 10 so lasting in Its Effects.
No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair.
II has been
Asalyzsd By Dr.. Chiffon,
Chemist to the Croton Water Board Of New York,
and certified by him to be as harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab-
lishment Of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CHRsfApoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 so, and 80 per box, according to
size. ... No. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

NAVY YARD The mec hanics Were paid Of on
Friday-the pay roll amounting TO $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

CRIsrApoRo's HAIR PRRsERvATfvR,
Is invaluable with his Dye, a. It imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the hair. .
Price so cents, 81, and 90 per bottle, according
TO size. ap 2-eo1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

ALL PRISONS can End the best stock OF Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near r.
Re H.3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

PERSONAL MIR. Charles A. Dana, late OF the
New York Tribune, Is in town-the guest Of the
Hon. r. A Conklihg.
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AfsstBSIEEss18sy u ssEEkfaHH aEN.Iss #, =
s5ssi. nssF ssk. 90 TUEsDAY ,Afh RI
be seen ~ impr wed styls Of f.snionsbl dsness;
Amer the exhibI tisn the andlercs vii b sinyitsd
'i g Z Z e: ''S'arPi''s family ,isf'sj Sos'
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MASSEY, COLLINS 4 cos
WI PHILADELPHIA ORA u6HT kLB.
We have just received 9 supply OF the above Ale,
y oloh We recommend 10 Be Of very superior suei-
ity Persons wishing to purchase. By making In
N Amy Il SHINN,
ns5 GsorEe toUn.
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ANY PERSON wishing TO procure loan OF few
dollars on Satisfactory security, do oy call
ing at 456 Eleventh st., between and II. apI4
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ARRIVED at Clrter's wharf foot Of l31 street, J
deiphis. WIZ 1876 tons Of coal for Castleman *
bro.i Mo3'at Pleasant, Leatherbury, and Prob
lem, Tyler, same port, with $50 tons Of coal fOl
7. j. e. w. nj. Gait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

FRA FIRE occurred In Alexandria on Friday
In the northern part Of the city, consuming the
stable OF Mr.. Samuel Beach. Some outbuildings
took IRE, but the prompt eIertions OF the fire de-
partment prevented much damage being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14

CONTINENTAL, OPERA house,
~ (LATE PHILHARMONIC HALF
GRAND PENN NIGHT!
This e ne Hall will b, opsned on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, April l6, with COMPANY OF msle and
female performers une< uslset In ther respective
consist mainly of new and attractive Music, vocal
aud insrrum sntsl, BurlesqGe Operas, and Fancy
fined and talented artists in the country have been
engaged. The programme each evening VII %
varied and Attn active in the hi Khest degree 40
mission Is cents gentle msn unaooompenied By
ladies', TO orchestra chairs 50 cents; colored GAL
lery IS cents, Doors open 1t to commence 1t
oIcloof, - ap St