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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-05-08

PORT OF PORTLAND.

Sch Bonnie Elose. of Boston. Az tons. built q
Bath in 1861. has been purchased by Capt John Dem
ings, of Gloucester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-05-08
GOrhaIn Seminary.

guyUE Summer Term of this Institution will COM
Il mence on Tuesday, May %. 1868
For further particulars apply to the rrncipai, or
my2 3wd&w46 j. n. "hiEhMaN' ocey.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
PROPOSALS..
GIGNAL OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

E w.saNarua, D. o. tprii II kllse
sEAIED faefossLs viii be received at tn s fi.Hcs
until e.eh y. ~: on t;e -: day Of april taS3,
for fur nishirg 10 the sisnai Department thsy
lowing :rii cir.: "a
ga Two hu:sdred Msrius 'ilssses. do. o.
.Sa Two hundl I'd and ifis Com pssses
Che hrst delivery TO se made ah>,at the 18th dsS
ef tGne, lsS3. saon thero<il.r aa 4nv4rnIusnt
may direct; the ha! o "a delivsree m or ha
Icie the lst cay a! sGSpS., .tS3.
bo-a. with soo6 p i Sufficient security, viii be
reoaiyed. t't- -H
Proposals f.ssn disioysI persons, or whers tha
bidder l. not 7rsscat to respond 10 bis bid will not
b. con&i6ereA O ~ -. y. = =
RE nam. of arms shsald ha s.a.ad in fall, with
All bids tn be seoasH saniAa nv too sa.rsrtees.
and Iireeta to fixnai t}f csr of tals and
6ofsed "Prcp.,sR.s foT Field sigma Eqgipnsute."
.,- - ecrss a Gsa-untte
We OF the county of --, and stats OF --A-. do
hereby EusrsAty that Ia able to fulSli ths CON
tract N Aeeordstce with tho tsrrns Of his propo-
stien, and that should III, eforos ton be accepted
be ~il at once enter into sentract in accordance
Should the contract be awardea to him va are
pf< pars-d to hrcOrre hia sareties. --::
Fhis 90 uArsntse must he sppepded to each hid.)
The Responsibility af the au sfs ntt,rs must Se
shown by the ofefs certificate Of the CLERK Of the
rsarsst District oburs or ef the Uuited States Dis
trict AttcEn.y. .'.' E.f.l - = =
The vad to reject ali pro ,ossIs If the
prices are deemed too high, if for any eauas, IL
E not deemed for the pubie interest to assspt
them - I..s E
Mndala Fill be on exhibition At tbs efiee OF the
signal 0eeer for 6fteent I'D days from date.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
DRoPosALs 70. HAY, erkAw, AND GRAZ,
: ASSISTANT QUAETErxAssER'S 0rrICE,
Forage DsporfMtst frr q and 2ld streets,


WASHINGTON b. q, Arsil is, lsss
WnrtEkN PnorosAls sre invited for furni .hiag
this D. pot 10 hs aslvsred At ,ss K.iIrosd Depot.
or e ahs of tA7 aoys,nment wharvss in this ci;y
signed, ard they sh0u d statA the qnantity of
essh article offered, also the prize aud this data
pIcposals viii bo received for. Eve thousand
ro] ].Sshes of Corn OF Oats, ana ntty G52! tons OF
=. u. to eontIset S for 'os
tN bushels esch, which afe 10 he furnished at the
cost q the cont. acter:
An g, al and lIsy eGersi t. be subject ,os rigid
the iowost re sponsib!a hsdsrs, the inter of
the ,:e service may r.sgi,e Good :eeurity viii ne
made under this shvert,semsnt.
Payment to 90 msds st the eompiet;on of the
spT.sm Captain and i. q NJ. s.A.
0uARTEkMAsTEK EK GEN ERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CsTT, March o, 1858.
Quatter master Generars once tenders for their
charter or sale.
vessels, their iimensioos. enrolled or registered
tonnage, actuS! Carrying capacity, material,
po.e1 Of s1sinss and boilers and shsa state the
charter with the estimated vain. of The vssss in
case Of loss, or in case the qovsrnnent should
Owners ef steam vessels already in the service of
the Qpsrterm:ster's Detsrtment are requested to
make known 70 the Department any reduction in
their present rates which .hsy may be willing to
Grant, and also the price At which they will be
" Ali such tenders should be addressed to the
3ua,terrnsster General Of the United States, At
Warrington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale Of steaners.p
When received. they will be considered, ana the
Department Will ende6T0r to reduce tbs heavy
expense attending army Transportation npon the
ocean and waters by substituting. wherever It
ar oEe now employed Nj. y. MErHS.
mar q Sm QuArtermaEter General.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
CLOTHING, &C..
no THE cirTHIYns uF THr pTsTRIorl

no THE eLoTHiERa OF THE pfsfhlorI ..
Tho ardsrsi gned wouIa most respectfully inform
s:s sfisnes and the Trade generally, shat hn Is no"
prruarsd TO offer ons Of tas anest Spring Stocks OF
ssiBYMApg CToTHtNT
eve, sscrao In thia civ He ss,,r those in want
OF steek that they vii, do we'll 10 give him call
Respectfully. HknbShHo
No. , Market spsce. next TO corner OF
lr.a Baltimore street.
Baltimore March, raa Ear Eerns
RuHRAn rens sA1rali 2a
4ss SEVENTH STREET. tt
He il selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING. FUnNIsHIN eooDs.
HATS. GAPS. Ge., sc.
For few Gays more we wiz eaer our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for eur
SPRING sioux.
70 those In want We say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS 10 Headquarters for
Clothin.-4eo Seventh strte ct. ~ . doors above
Bruce Co.'S. JH. sMITE. 0lotkiss,
No. $50 Seventh street,
mar II and corner 3ih st and Pa. ~.
GREAT DECLINE IN aoLDl an
. In order to reduce our present stsek We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are selling OF st rapid rates.
The people 8nd that rs
JBRUoE L CO.'S
f. the place 70 buy
GOOD 0LoTHINa
st
= COW RATES!
Gail ard secure come Of the Great Bargains now
offered at no. AGA SEVENTH ST iEET. two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE co.,
mar u Clothsrs, AGA Ssvensh st.. nearP.
DIscHAssED soLptsss
sAlTH's,
No. AGO sEvRsrH sTlxs9,
Orrosi,e City Post O6s,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LEss THAN NEW YORK PRIOEs
soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 46O SEVENTH STREET.
ana
CORNER 2OrR STREET AND PA AAv.
rnarI7 --...
ID BOYS CLOTRINGY
We hereby call every body's attention to orr
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS Go7H1Ne.
to suit the season.
Beins row Pre- pared TO 6t all boys from ave years
and up, We invite every body to give us . call.
Remember our motto, which is-Fair BsaliaE.
ori I o,r PTices BAR It BRDrHEA,
feH2m 6 southwest corner 7sh and sts.
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PROPOSALS.
~ fosALB FOR o MBHR
VI AsP AsersT T QgAaf q AAAsrKA's OSrtes,jf
k7sxa af Fesafnxssa, els g ST.
Corner ieth streat, April ID 1881

H6SsfHxgs1,
Corner ieth street, April b isdS,S
traLED PROPOSALS viii bs received st this uaiee
.ss NJ, ssGsa q sa,s ,ss f..
ses s e 2. a the i S1s Ind
w s9iss %s PIN Pin: .ssa cus - or one
ifsss.si z osi:Ss .as
svent, th.siaeuf tzs,'n feet ~ or two ta) inch
rr, % &C. d.s.s:a .0u,ued ..a
sroe.~d white Pine.
rhss, s:ss q? feet Whit. Pine Timber.
Thirty :hessand - So eooj i..: hit. Pine rias-r
By s, to y feet lo1g
SIXTY tsous ssd iss Go issi ,i.s 1y or ten 10,
sz9s s;ess 49, sas @ seventy
inshs. .ise y M feet leg ss R.ploss she
Ten ,haps and ie oo) fest Jsist, BY S. fest long,
Ten thegs.nd 900, feet Jois., by 3, M fest long
Ten thoussna 90 ecc) feet seAntlins.s syS a feet
Ten thsasad sIo oos, fec. sesnslins 3 =, 4.n feet
Ten shsu and sisSoo) fe sean'lins.s DyA Is feet
AZ the a beye described TO be good mershsntable
Lur ber, subject to the inspection of an agent ap
peinted on the part Of the Government; :
after sisninF the contraes5 ~ - H"''
Prsposals from disloy al PARTIES will net be con-
eidered and oath OF allie giance to the q. g. Gov.
srnnen It must aecompsny each proposition.
The ability of the bidder to iii tne contract
BY two responsible persons, whose signatures must
Be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee
G1ust accompany the bid --- 2 y
The responsibility of the guarantors must he
ahGwn by the on ciai certificate of the Clerk Of he
nearest District Court Of ths United states Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, theif proposals will not be consid
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
der must appear in the proposal
If bid is ade in the name of q hrn the nanass
Of all the parties rnust appear the bid will be
considered as the indiViaualpreposaa Of the rartv
Esring 1t.
By the contractor and both Of his guRrsntors viii
the contract -... Er
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by tho DEPOT Quarter.
| nEster,
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
| L. Hart5, Assistant Quartermas:eT U. g. Army,
Wakhn gtnn, b. c., and should be plainly marx cd
! Proposals for Lumber" .'
PORN OF 9UARANTEE
We-,of the county of =, and State OF -
hereby snaran.s thats able to fa the a1
IL accordance with the terms Of his proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted he
! viii At once enter into contract in scceTdsnce
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are Ere
pared tc beceme his securities. -
ffo this guarantee must h- appended ths on cisl
! EDWARD L. HARIz.
ap p2l-td Capt. and Asst Quarterm'r o. s. A.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
1851 THE use3
CENTRAL RAILROAD

& r. - - as
Is FIRST sss + FSgTT sSaS:'.''n.,
.-or1 sRsFp, s.sP,. sAEsTt SAFE I'M AND coMFeRTi
BAGGAGE oHEoKrO r#fSSsfR ssSa a,.z,poas ssun uoss
rnFnEBEshf4 HHEBE RiHtr Eg FgsA5EH FfH1sESNe, sE1n
CLOSE coskEcT1oss IN # tsss aT a1Tfsps assRnrsBus
soErHEkk ns'h cnSTkan i5sihs Il e. RAILROAD
THE GREAT # CENTRAL e9iGsn!Rt Rour.
WARRINGTON fssE1 EKb rA1r1MoR.
WEST NORTHWEST, VI sSTn's IND n IS hssourHwssr y
% ssis ass safss
Washington. and Calvert Station Baltimore.
sPLENDID sLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sAOkING AND BALLOON CARS ON ALL IRA tNS
FROM WASHINGTON.
fAssengefs TlL take the a. n. ana .. m. trstns.
EhsSe CONCESSIONS are Euade with trains On the
@ Northern Central Railroad. and arrive in Earrs-
sith the ln. % on the the Pennsyi1sniS CsntIa R.
road Tor al pa. N Of the West.
EREIGHrs
forrerded to and from say n sons a,I os Ss Ksraaes
ct Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois. Wisec asln,
is csatn easias zssa also connects
st pittsb4rs with Steamers; by which Geeds eaa
be forwarded TO any port on the Ohio. HastinausS
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Misss,
sipYi np & Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas Arkansas, and
eeEo With stesmers IL all Northwestern Lakes
Merchants and ahippers entrustins the ttanspoF-
tstion OF their Freight TO This COMPANY cac rsly
with eentiden e on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvaha Central Rsilrosd,
are at al tsn.ss as fneoabh CHARGED BY cfss
Railroad CoMp1aifs.
. ~ Be psrticular to mark packages "Via Penna
Central +. R."
WI BROWN. Agt Northern Central 4 r.
No. so North street Baltimore,
EEoCH LEWIS, Gen. Su perintendent Altoona, Pa.
i. L. HQuPT. GENT Ticket A gent, Phiiadslphia.
u. II. HOUSTON, General freight Agent, PkiS-
delphia. ian 2-lyr
Evening star., 1863-04-22
DRY GOODS, &c.

EMBRnIDERIEs-A splendid ss-ortmAnt Just
L received at 4. n w hEfENBERG,
80 - harEet Space, betw eth and Sts sts.
ULEACHED AND BROWN nUsLINs, NEW
- YORK MILLS, WAMSUTFA and other us-
bic fahrcs ct faC cers p.ices. Also, Irish
SHiRTiNG LINEN, very lev At
4. l. W. MEfEEBERG'S
4s Market Space, between TIA and sth sts,
mar % Under the Avenue House,
Evening star., 1863-04-22
TIeNAL LOAN.


NATl9NAL LOAN.
g..-... THE NEW
&IX PER CENT. BOMBS
..a. OF the
UNITED STATES,
- PAYABLE
xWBNTY YEARS YROM DATE,
sr altar Five Years. At Option OF the dozerasasat
THE COUPON BoNDs,
In sumsscf
..E YIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
and
0NI TROUsAND DOLLARS.
gHE REGISTERED BGNDs,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
OH HUNDRED DOLLARS.
fIvH HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNH THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THoUsAND DOLLARS, '"
TEN THOUsAND DOLLARS,
tATxRssT ooAMEH9!Na AT DATsoS SpH.
AID PATABLE SYSTEMATICALLY
In GOLD.
These BcHDs are the
0HNAHKsT GOVERNMENT sEcuEITr
now Ia the market,
FAt Interest 1t present price of COIN befnS eauiv
client to Z PKs Cssr. in currency.
FOR sALI BY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
AsS HIYTEENTH sTaBET,
DRALERs II.
4UFEKEKENT BONDS,
TREASURY EOTES, . ''
CERTIFIoA.kz,
AlAT AND NAVF VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURREN0F AND EK0HAEeB
Evening star., 1863-04-22

EoR sALE-5O 900 extra choice Roses. Fruit
= Trees, ornamental Plants, Shrubs, Bul-AA
noas Roots, Climbing Plants, Eyersrsena,
- goo splendid LARGE sise Pear. Cherry and Plum
400 Chinese Arbor Vitsa (Tree of Life, j the most
suitable ornament for cemeteries, &c. ,
0to 100 Building Lots to rent or lease.
A. JARDIN, FLORIST,
mar 20 eolm" corner 18th and NJ stg.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMVRE AMI OHIO RAILROAD

II
A E - s. $3.50. = ~ sEs=sF:s
Cn ana a fs = NoEday. April 2, iss!. Two DAILY
TRAINS Hil; be rpn soissen NAsHtS3ToS sa5
WEtELIsG and pARKERSBIIRi. two bstsasn
EtsHIsGIcNy, y, and , AAHRPEHs a5H rsEHS @ an s!I
ioli-we:
YoR PFILaEFLPBIa, NEW YORK Bosroy.
Leave xssl irg ton At S and II ie q N. and an5
o-S .. n. lt.-.r.- .. -.
lneurdsys att - ?, M. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 3 s.sn and II 10 .. n. AID 3. and 81 p.
m. Or SuEasyS ataa Il. aad q. sS9 p m. only ,
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Itsva ashi- Ston II 81 q m. aud and -
p n Gr Suue-ys st ; snd 10 p. q only
FOR WASHfNGTON AEB THE soETH.
Leave Bs'tir>axe lQr Washington at +.So, 8 and 10
o. No. ase s, $50 and s Cd.
RoR ANNApaLIs
Leave Baltinsere at a. N and .. "a,
Leave ssbinE ton at ., N ANA p. m.
No train for Annapolis on eundays.
The third AID fourth trains only from Baltimore
and The Hrst sna ffth trains freM ash:n on stop
st way points. w SIXTH,
In COLI. General Ticket Agent apNu
Evening star., 1863-04-22

~ HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY ss.OstEsTR.TED
COMPOUAD
FLUID EXTRACT BueAua
A POSITIVE
AND e.
SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR asa, 70 90
Non. Retention sy Ineontinencs Of Urfae, nf,rito-.
, sia'', InsAs~asie's e- Uscsrssion Of t1 Blaa- .
: der ~sd K;dneys, Diseases efsAeI>os-
sate Gsard, Stone is the AGads,r,
calcssosss Graosl or Brssk.
-s.s1 ii Dust Deposit ara 'oTf : "a" = ''
k.soows or xlky Discharges, aspd all Dsseases cr
4tsSk<ns Of tae Bladder vans .K.d.sys,
apa Drops;ea1 s,Oetliags. s,ntss;ng =.
ii, Men. Woasen or cbSssrez. -
RELMB0kD's ExTRGCT BUCHU.
70, Weakness arising frem Excesses EatIt4 of Dis
3
Indispotitior to EIertion. LOSS Of Power, .
Loss-of Memoirs, Disaculty of Breathing,
weak Nerves, Trera bling, Horror OF
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision Wake
fulness, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lsssitude OF the
Muscular system, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
nees of the
Skin,
ERUPTIoNs ON THE FACE,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
! These symptoms, II allowed to 60 on, which this
| snedicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa-
! tuity, Epileptic Fits, In one Of which the
| patient may expire. Who can say that
| they are not frequently followed By
| those Direful Dis. ases,,' IN
- eANITY ana CONSUMP-
TION. Many are awsre
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
viii confess.
The
records
OF the In
sane Asyluns
ana the heian- --.
choly Deaths By Con-
sumption, bear ample wit
ress to the truth Of the as
sertisp. TIE constitution once
affected With Organic Weakness, re-
CURES the aid Of medicine to Strengthen
eio Invigorste the System, which HELM
BoLDs B4TRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DOES
HELMEOLD'S
Evening star., 1863-04-22

MArTING-MATFIN0t
9owaua; also, Floor, Table and Step OH Cloth. 4
hns assortment o. Orockery and Glass Ware. 70.
ne. and sscand hand, which win s. sold heaps
!han TIE Gall soon at A00 5ths t.cat Sc.
Neen q and II, esst side. -
mar % I'm 4. BUCHLv.
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HELMEOLD'S 8

HELMBOLD's
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPlRILLa,
- purifying s ...-
the blood.
moves all diseases -
arising from excesses 9
and imprudeuee life.
chronic constitutional dig
eases arising from an impure
state Of the blood and the only relia-
bic and effectual known remedy for the .-
cure of scrofula, scald Head, Salt
Rbeum. Pains and sweIlinss OF
the Bones, Ulcerations Of the
Throat and ess. .Blotches,
Piniples the Face
letter, Erysirelss,
and all sealy
eruptiors
of the .f rl-r es.
skin.
Two table spoonsful Of the Extract Of sarsapa
rlla added to pint Of water eq usl to the Libson
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully ecu al 20 gallon
of the Syrup of'sarssparilia, the Decoetion. sg
usually made. =. ..... 81
sFTHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES A sMY,
and are also in very general use in all the sTATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI
TUTIONs throughout the land, as well a. in rri-
yate practices, and are considered a. invaluable
remedies. ..s...
SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucHu.
From Dispeasatory Of the Cn:ted STATES
see Professor Devices. valuable works On ,hs
Practice Of Physic. s... .-.
See remarks made b5 the late celebrated Dr..
PHYSIC, Philadelphi.. -
See remarks made By DR.. EpHRAIH HcDoW-
ELL, csleb'at d Physician, and Member of tn.
Royal College Of Surgeons, IRELAND and pu blishes
III the transactions Of the ling and Queen Jour.
nal. s.s. # "H.E -E -ssrs8 H
See Medico Chirureieal Review, published nv
BENJAMIN TRAFE ERS, Fellow of Royal College
Of Su rgeo onss p --. aa -..- '.--2
Sec mort of the late Etsndsrd Works of Medicine
" PRICES
EXTRACT Buchu, 81 pertottIe, or six for So,
Extract sarsaparills, 81 per bottle, or six for S.
Delivered to any address, securely packed fror,
~ o- .-... observations. - :. -
Address letters for information, in confidence 20
HELMBoLD's MEDICAL OFFICE.
104 South TKs1H STREET, ~ a..
tbelow Chestnut
~ PHILADELPHIA,
-sfT EzV
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND On
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
who endsavor to dispose of their evns and
other" articles o. n the reputation attained by
HELMROLDs PREPARATIONS:
HELMBoLDs s.s -
GENUINE ExrRAor BuoHu.
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsApAR1IL. g
HELMBeLpp &a So
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY DR. UGG ISIS EvBRYwgFpr
ASK FoR HKLMBoLD's,
TAKE NO OTHER.
- Out ont THE advertisement and serd for ,t
ana avofa imposition end exposure. ap1:- T.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

II TIN TOILET BETS. 49, e ,r
We have Just received another lot of those beam
nfuliy decorated and Jepanned Tin Toilet Bets,
which We VIII effey D. log pricas.
, o. ". BQfELER sen N,,sss
Evening star., 1863-04-22
Il u q n

Il u q q
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF TIE z- ..s.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@H -
FRoM wAaHINGTos CtTYi
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE
.wLST, SotTh AND NORTH. WEST.
ss the .s e.y
Threusk Check X, f9s b. Dssgass frsm f.shlns.oa
otser Route, and no Orsnibus Ridit g. ~
ForR DAILY TRAINS FsoM WARRINGTON
making .aS ~t .sg Bauor.
On sundsys. Tive VET Trains az 8 anu $50 s 80 NJ: con-
Trsa % !, st 3 Ta.sS
Trains leaving Wsshipeton at. 8, 5; orssr.M.
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore At
d = aAhTlnoRE AND OHIO kafLsoSD. NE
This the ONLY Route by whics Through Tickets or
/ irouoh BC1CGae Cheeks can be procured
in Washington.
the most superior bnish, sttacled to Nigh. -ain.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
coLuAgrs, pAYToW, LOUISVILLE, CIV
cWKA4k A7l tNDIAM4PoL5s; IN IdS:4S H. TERRA IsR
DC, &c, &c,
1wIru LEss CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY Any
cTEFR RcUTk.Sp
~ Sp'.idi Notice 70 PaSSepgexS fer The W.St from
HGxhl1y!oE '-Passeuge-s going West by purcba-
sing their THeoCGH TICKETS in Washington,
by h. baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR iu the Through price. and have the priv
ilsk. ct visiting baltimore sif desiredJ without
additional charge.
F$f-CnrpectiouS ri the Ohio River with CLEVE-
LAND & PlTrSEERG. CENTRAL OHIO sni
MARIETTA Il CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and,
through them. with the whole Raiiw y ~ stem OF
IF tie NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, sLt
SOUTH WEST.
Fer THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Gfce, Washington station
". ?. SMITH. Master OF Transportation
N LIE, Generai Ticket Agent spa.-tf
Evening star., 1863-04-22

a CRICK BRING PIANOelS5>
M1& n GHFyaRrrTr
Evening star., 1863-04-22

EFTHEsE EXTRACTS HAyI BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES A sNy,
and are also in very general use in all the State
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI
TTTIONs throughout the land, as we'll a. In rri-
Yate practices, and are considered as inyslusbIa
remedies. -r ..---.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

Two table spoonsful Of the Extract Of sarsapa-
rilla added to pint Of WAGER eq ual to the Lbsou
Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully Il 70 gallon
of the Syrup ofsarssparflla, or IN Decoction. as
usually made. .... #
Evening star., 1863-04-22

NO. s37 PEAHsYLvxNIA AVENUE.
A. N. BINlNa ER 3 co. IS STORE
So ID At =
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Evening star., 1863-04-22

IeAA0 HERzBkRa, =
'AAlQ1Ng1D DPAWNBROKHR, ss de OA Ssasd,
essa6AsAed lS6a.-el0.0Oo TO be loaned, ON ~
lGld sHa sIlysr vatehss, jewsiry, guns. pis-
soRh: n.vsr wers S ana we.riaf aRpsrsl: 4
I HetonA Hotel, between ~ and 5th gts. Z lil - -
Al 0aus&0tiooe strictly confidential - MSm
Evening star., 1863-04-22
A NEW MARKET HOUSE.

IA Come, u G. and ed Sireas.
HisHrsGTnN. D. o.. April nth, 1884,
h,np'ot.ss o. he Qusrtermasters Department
Sho e claim ,sinss the Government for SER
80 ,fi red n are payable at this oiiee are
- etsiE agents. the :bJ suhmittin. to an ineyta.
ote ediscn nnt, sonnet mes e1borbitsnt shd unneces
stry, ana they are hereby informed that ree,,i.-
pawn rnts Will be madc TO them a. soon sftar tha
elote OF eseh month - The pay rolls can be nre
pose. CHAS IT Poi-
sps ZF Cspt2ir aud O NJ "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-27
City Intelligence.

FUNERAL or Nh BLAKE rns CoxxprAH-Tho funcra, ser.
vices the remains Of the late william Rufus Blake.
the well known and highly popular comedian took place
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at the Free Church
Of st. John the Eyaneci: wainwright Memoral), COR
was deusely crowded with the relatives friends OF
the deceased 80 much indeed, that shortly after the
hour announced for the commencement OF the services
impossible TO gain entrance. Among those In at.
tendance were Of course several prominent members OF
temen belonging 70 the ancient and honorable confsser
nifty OF Free Masons Of which Mr. Blake was an honored
member He was enrolled in the Independent Royal Arch
Lodge No. OF this city and Is said to have been warm
y attached TO the objects and mysteries OF the socety
The theatrical profession represented by Messrs
son, John g. Clarke, NJ b. Clarke L. p Barrett A r. pa
venport Mark Smith, g. L. Fox Henry Pearson stuart
Vernon Miss Laura Ksene, Miss Mary Wells. Miss lone
Burke and host OF Others Tie religious exercises were
Of the usual Episcoral formpain but impressive The
Rev. Edwin r. Cook, pastor OF the church. o1ciatsd
After the services the remains TO Gresn
wood Cemetery nterment Mr. Blake during his real
dence In this city, regular attendant 1t Dr. Cook
church. and manifested deep interest in is msnar mont
and prosperity. He was an intimate friend Of bishop
wninwrgnt; oy wnom ne was greatly respected. Mr.
matte Fund.
The BROADWAY RAuRoAD.-Thc Harlem Railroad oom
pany did not, was expected attempt TO lay any OF
their Saturday night yesterday ia Broad
way. Everything remained very quiet-ln precisely
the position 40 on Saturday afternoon Tho sass.
mens that the George Law company had laid tracss in
Broadway In opposition 70 the Harlem COMPANY turns
out untrue All the tracks laid thus FAR belong 10
the Harlem Company, who have therefore exclusive pos
session.
STARRING AuRAY.--Between seven and ssht o,oock
last evening, an alteration occurred between two man
named Frank sesle and Frederick Smith, In tho lager
bier saloon Of George Gussier, l56 Sixth avenue whom
the latter stabbed In the back by some sharp ns,ru
meut the hands Of Segle The wounded man was con.
veyed 70 Bellevue Hospital and placed In the care Of tho
attending physicians. seisle was arrested by Officer
mans injuries.
THs PARK YrrxsDAY. Although the day was rather
clustering, sti number d persons visited the Park
But few, however, awaited themselves Of tho seats N
being far cold for any other occupation than sbarp
walk Preparations are being made for a Comfortable
restaurant tho Terrace that persous can be able
rest, away from the influence Of both sun AID wind
and yet DO able 10 see about them.
JoSEs' wocp.-The Wood fairly patronred ya.tcr.
day, Notwithstanding the cold. From the number Of
festivals already recorded the books very lively sea
expected here Several of these festivals are 70 bo
IN honor OF the returning New York regtnsu The rsI
u announced for Whit Monday.