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Evening star., 1863-04-06
Arrest of Gov. Tod. of nhio.

CINCINNATI, April i.-The Sheriff of FAIR
field county yesterday arrested Governor Tod,
on the charge of kidnapping Dr. Olds, an in
dictment having been found against him by the
grand jury of Fairfield county
When il WIGS found that the Sheriff was
proving around 10 nab him, the Senate un.
dertook 10 hurry through a bill making it legal
for Federal officers TO arrest citizens of Ohio,
which wonld have knocked the botto1g out of
the Sherifs warrant, but too many Senators
were absent and this failed. The Sheriff, mean
time, gained success TO the Governors office,
and served his warrant. The Governor pro-
tested against being carried Off unceremonious-
ly and asked tor delay Till the morning train,
but the officer was lneXorable. The Supreme
Court came to the rescue with writ OF habeas
corpus, and the Governor was released by Civ
ing bail to appear in the Fairfield Court In
June next. The arrest had been arranged so
as to throw the Governor in Jail the day after
the adjournment of the Fairfield Court MIR
Olds wanted 10 give the Governor a taste of
the "Butternut bastile," but he failed.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Movement Against 6hariesian-Landing
OF Feder;si Troops OH Seabreok Island
FORTRESS MONROE, April 5.-I es terday's
Richmond Disl'. tch has been received, and
contains the following news, indit taiing that
the long expected attack on Charleston has
commenced:
The dispatch says: s.There is stirring ne rs
from III. South Carolina coast. The enemy
have landed Ill force or Srabrook and John 5
Island. Three gunboats and several trans
ports are lying or the Island. Skirmis hing
has already taken place between ours and
the enemy's pickets.
Sour pichcts are driven i'll and the Federals
are advancing. General Haguod has ordered
ali the women and children and non combat
ants to be removed from Adams Run, which is
20 miles from Seabrook Island
The dispatch also says that Pensacola was
fired by the Union soldirry about the I'D ult,
and most OF the town destroyed. The soldiers
were going from there IL reinforce Gen Banks
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FROM TIE SOUTHWEST
SkirmiSf with the RebaIs-Rout O

Skirmish with the Reb9Is-Rout OF a
Guerilla Party
ST. Louis, April $40 MAJOR Generar>H.
W. Iialleck, General in Chief: Col Harrison,
commanding at Fayetteville, Ark, telegraphs
that Capt. Wcrthington, with two companies
OF the ist Arkansas Cavalry, returned to day
from scont III Carroll county, in which he
killed twenty-five and took seven prisoners.
Captain Smith and Mcfarland were killed,
and Capt. Walker is prisoner Our loss was
one man wounded not dangerously.
"A band of guerillas took the schooner Sam
Gaty and murdered several soldiers and nine
contrabands. Gen. Sloan telegraphs that Col
King went III pursuit, and had two fights
yesterday. totally routing them and killing
their chief. ). X CURTIS, Mai. Gen. Com"
Evening star., 1863-04-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATOHEs.j ]
NEWS FROM yICkSBURG
The Expeditions II Returned-Two Hundred
Transports at Young's Point

transports al Dung POINT.
CAIRO, April 4.-From below we learn that
the water continues to pour through The cut a.
Lake Proridencr Nearly all the town is SUBJ
merged. The troops have been compelled tn
move their encampments further up tie river.
Tug boats can pass into the lake, but the cur
rent Is too strong for the transports. The health
OF The troops is good, but the buffalo gnats are
said 10 killing great number OF the govern
ment horses.
1t is now believed that all the expeditions,
including the down the Yazoo Pass, re-
turned or are returning 10 Iounc's Point,
whfle IT IS stated that nearly two hundred
transports are gathered.
The Bulletin says that the Federal battery
opposite Vicksburg has silcnced q battery on
the opposite shore.
Capture of the Rebel Gunboat yicksbu
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The Democrats special
Cairo dispatch says :-Advlces from Young's
Point on Tuesday night state that the enemy
had Withdrawn large force from the front to
the rear OF Nitkshurg, anticipating attack
by the Federais via fazoo Pass, or Haines's
Bluff.
Yazoo City and Greenwood have also been
strengthened, and heavy guns have been moved
tIon He river front 10 the rear Of Ticksburg,
and "qEakrrs' substituted.
During the very high wind on Monday night
the rebel gunboat Nlcksburg broke from her
moorinaS aud HJated down the stream and
WAS captured by Admiral Farragut's vessels
Unless something il speedily accomplished
by the iaZco expedition, j: is presumed il Will
be abandoned
Sheling from The Arrest Federal battery
commanding the rebel works NJ the foot OF the
canal was commenced on Wednesday night
Among the Southern items OF news is one re-
porting tie formation OF a peace party, headed
by Henry ). FGotp. Alexander Wesley, editor
Of the kiChmCnd Wing. and others. Resolu-
hons on Tie SUBJECT would probably pass the
lower House OF Congress before the adjourn
ment. II Is said that the course Of the Rich
mond Enquirer is disapproyed by many lead
ing members of Congress.
The Chattanooga Rebel saws that a blow Will
be struck before June which VIII untetter long
mana cied Kentucky
Evening star., 1863-04-06
ETheedore &. Rand. NJ Wmjna

81 Theodore &. Rand, Of Wimdnam Connec-
ucut. has been arraignrd for famdish acts CT
cruelty to Mary Ellen Divine. child OF Gle ven
years. Stripping her, anu then whipping her
with rawhide until she fainted, her blood
tricklmg through the floor piunging her naked
through q hole cut in the ice IN Il waterlns 2
trough; compelling her 10 drink urine, Sc, are
among the alleged inhumanitles laid At his
deor. the details being too shocking Tor relatloa
The condition OF the person OF the little suffer .r
when examined, WAS most horrid. her lirnbs
being purple from beating, with g;shes in them
and swollen as hard as a stone, her toes beii.,
raw from the effects of freezing h-r fingers
having blood bliSters on the ends OF them. aad
the like. The girl had been placed III his : ~.
by q charitable ms titntion.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
Seizure of the Property OF the Transit Com.

NEw YORK, April 1.-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived with S237. .NtH in treasure.
The purser reports that the government of
Nicaragua has seized all the property belong
ing to the Transit Company, including the
steamers on the river and lake. The govern.
ment declare the company have violated their
contract, and in accordance with its terms the
property is forfeited.
Nothing was heard at Aspin wall of the Mo-
Taylor or America, when the Northern
Light left Aspinwall on the 10Th. 1t was
doubtful if the passengers would be allowed
TO come 10 Nicaragua
Evening star., 1863-04-06

MA letter from Poland describes the uni
form OF the Polish insurgents as follows
They wear close fitting coat called ! yunkr,
quite plain, without either buttons or frogs,
and made OF coarse brown cloth. gray troH se.s,
wide leather belt, a square cap. amaranth
tnrEed up vi III black. They carry Il douHle
barrelled gun slung over the shoulde 4 re-
NUlSer stuck III the belt, ard 4 small pig Tor
bread. &c. The cavalry are dressed III m.
same manner. and armed with lances be iring
the Polish colors, red and white. The iiags OF
The insurgents have On one side the white
eagle Of Poland and the white horse OF I.ithu-
:nla: ca tic other. the portrait Of Our Lady Ut
CZchIochan. with the legend. .'Fur our liberty
aud YOURS"
Evening star., 1863-04-06
5.-E.-l85o.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed OF
pure st. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
y1gorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity of the stomach.
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
It Is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
uon, Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmntic disease
from change OF diet water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times of day, by old or young, and is par
Hcufarly recommended 10 weak and delicate
persons Ssld by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho.
tells, and Saloons. p. II DRAKE Il 60, No
202 Broadway, New York. sc 25-eo6m
Evening star., 1863-04-06

rS-Colenso, the dissenting English bishop, is
rucky. He tells the pTelates who neg hIan Tor
GCd's sake 10 resign that he canno. do 50 With
out admitting that his pentateuchical views arc
morally wrong, which he has no Idea OF doing
Moreover he i'll niimates that the progress Of
1Tue religion viii not be irnpeded by thalr Of.
forts or his sacrifice. He seems 10 be pleased
that German writers commend his work, which
after ali is but primer. Colenso has N arefy
put his foot III il in more senses than one. and
his naiyete and obstinacy are amusing Mean
while he returns TO Natal.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
Legal Tender Notes.

ROCHESTER, Y. Y April 4-Tne general
term Of III" Supreme Court for the norihera
district OF New York, decided to-day that the
United States legal tender notes were cons,i-
tutiona as 10 debts contrac ted before the pas
sage of the law making such notes legal tender
All the leur Judges concurred
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Movements of Gen. Grant-yick sburs to be

Bombarded.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The attack on Fort
Pemberton was recommended on the 21th ult,
by The gnnboats Baron de kalb and Chillicothe
The res sult is not known.
Indications point to the abandonment OF the
Yazoo Pass expedition. A fleet of twelv trans
ports, just ordered out of the Pass, were ordered
10 return empty. Over 800 boats are now at
Ionng's Point.
Great movements of troops are in progress
General Grant has succeeded in placing "A
battery of Parrot Si-pounders in position so as
TO reach Eicksburg. The 21th ult. was fixed
for the attack, but il was postponed in conse-
quence OF the storm. Important news is daily
expected,
Evening star., 1863-04-06
The War Tennessee

MCEFEEEsBoEo', April 6.-Gen. Palmer has
had another skirmish at Woodbury., driving
the rebels off. Members OF the Anderson Cav
airy were lately condemned 20 death for mu-
tiny, but Gen. Rosecrans had disapproved the
sentence, and the men are returned To duty
and pardoned conditionaliy their future
good behavior
Evening star., 1863-04-06
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near WiIarG's Hotel

THIS easter M0NDkY) NIGHT
CELEBRATED Cc:a>ioH. GrGad Gata NtsAt
First Appearance Of the Young, Beautiful AMI
Gifted Actress.
MISS ANNETTE INCE
Prese ntaticn this nislt only Of the beautiful
Tragic Play,
10;
TIE ITALIAN WIFE's REVENGE.
Blanca SRn-tte Ince
Giralda fs2io. E. Ii Brink
To conclude with the
MORNING CALL
Mrs Ch:llin gt"ne ..--..... Annette Ince
Sir Edward Ardent. ......... IL H. Blink
II prep sration, the exciting French Play,
PA Z Il n E.
MISS SUSAN DENIM
is aged and will shortly appear
A5mj -
Evening star., 1863-04-06
victim of,heK q -.

citizen of Newton Fountain comfy, Indiana,
nndlng the Knights OF the Golden Circle,
which he had joined, TO be q Reasonable or
gHnIZation. exposed the whole concern He
was Threatened so much that he disposed or all
his property and started To quit the country,
but, overcome by fear, put an end to his life
near Attica
Evening star., 1863-04-06
The National Loan.

PHIIApELPHIA, April 5.-Mr. Jay Cooke.
subscription agent OF the Treasury Department,
announces the conversion of 3, ,UOU,0u of legal
itEder notes into .fiNe. twrntirs'; for the week
'nding yesterday, being daily average of ever
Si,Ct0,tto. Subscriptions are received from
every quarter, in large and small sums inyoi-
wing vast amount of labor and detail
Evening star., 1863-04-06

AZ There is a suit pending in a New York
cCuIt. brought by Mrs. Howell agaiGs. the
knickerbocker Life Insurance Company. TO
recover policy OF S5,UG made by her hus oanf
regularly paid for number OF years. lie was
struck with paralysis on the very day, IN lSGG,
when it became due, and died the next day
The wife not knowing of its non payment until
five days after. offered them the money, bu. was
refused-the company holding that the policy
" { forfeited
Evening star., 1863-04-06
The W ar In Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, April 5-Reports from Column
bus say that stn rebels were discovered yester-
day marching towards Hickman, with the in
teniion of taking that place. General Asbuin
started down his morning with COS men, and
large force is ready 10 start .t a mo:nea:'s
notice.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

E8-The Queen of England has translated
Zschokkes "Refiections upon Death and Err
nifty" 1t will appear under the nom de pIums
" Frederick Rowena." The preface consists
only OF these lines: :. This book has been trans
lated 10y one 10 " bom, Ill the overwhelming de-
preston OF grief, II has been source OF comfort
and edification.''
Evening star., 1863-04-06

MA late number of the Richmond Enc uirer
has q philosophical article upon ahe bad habit
of eating three meals per day The editor agues
that two meals are amply sufficient, adding
that under the present condition of affairs, al
the shortness Of provisions, at is nearly As hal
10 grow fat as to get rith on the Confedaracy.'
~ McCool, Joe Coburn's antagonist IN the
coming prize fight, is described as a squars
built, powerfully made mp man, weighing twD
hundred and three pounds, and standing SIX
feet in his sto, kings. He has long reach al
stands well Oh his spins" lint is not yet qulis
up 10 the mark In sscience."
~ man in Manchester, n. H., offers to in
sure persons from the draft for S2OU-en0 iess
than the G oyernment raql ir,s. As there ia no
possibility OF the draft hl'I'ne more than Que IA
one.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

kV.Iudge Sprague of Mass in the case OF II.
:. vs.. Woodman. charged with stealing 4 draft
from the mail and forging and endorsement,
now on trial in the U. s District Cour:, has
|: standard must be admitted by the defP ldant
as the fact in the case 10 he his handwriting,
otherwise it cannot be used either for coapari.
son by experts or for comparison bg the. iury
Evening star., 1863-04-06

EF Among the prevalent Partisan scandals
is Il story that NJ. JeckeT, for the paymen. of
whose immense demands Oh the Mexican gov
ernment Napoleon is osfensibly waging war,
is not a French citizen at all, but he gets his
hold upon the Emperor from the fact !hat IA
loaned him the money for his abo,tive Hcu-
logEe attempt upon the throne of France IN
Evening star., 1863-04-06

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF DRoPsY.-Mrs.
Destin, a lady in New London Conn, a fe W
days since died Of the dropsy Within the last
eighteen months her attendant physician per-
formed the operation OF "tapping'' twenty-four
times, and in all took from her nine hundred
and seventeen pounds OF water, little shorL
OF four barrels in bulk.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
AUG. JOHNSON & co.
mar Is #

NEW sPRIN DRY GoODs!
~ so pieces spring Calico
80 pieces Lawns. IEl pieces Bleacned Cotton
g pieces Hrilliants aEc GinEh8ms
20 pieces Mohair PlaiGs, Is pe ces Black Silk
Table Linen. Russia Diapers. Napkins
Irish Linens. Towels. Crash, Cotton aud Linen
Sheeting
Plsnnels Ladies' Cioaking Cloths
Colortd Al pacas, PLATA Po plins, Mousains
New Style Square and Long shswls, for spring
wear
Mourning Goods of every description
81 dozen Hoped Skirts
uU dozen Ladies', Gents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Hand kercl iefs, Gloves, Gauutlrts, iouyin's Kid
Glsvcs
Cambria Swiss Thread and Valencences Edgings
and Insertions
Is dozen parasols, Sun Shades, and Sun mbrellss,
dc.
AL of which we offer ST very small advance.
mar % 2wr Nj TAYLOR & co.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

SOLD CHEAP.-Vallandigta,n is the sEbirct
OF long article in the Mobile Tribune" ana
his speech i'll Congress Is pronounced .tb side--
DASH, ''nonsense, "frenzv," folly 'mad-
ness" &c, with here aud there 4 word o. tyo
of compliment tor its earnesness Val has sold
himself TO the devil cheap.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

@ The law of retaliation appears to work
Grsi-Iate in Kentucky. Dr. Barnes, of Bata
county, was recently arrested by the -ebels
and taken away. The Federal authorizes ar
rested Two men III Bath county, as hostages
for the doctor, since which time the doctc:
has been released and returned home, and OF
course The hostages will be set al liberty.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
From the Army of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac
April 5.-The snow. storm Of last night was
very severe, and has made the roads in q ter
Iible condition,
Evening star., 1863-04-06

~ Two gentlemen of the bar We're vending
their way home late one night. when one,
drur ker than the other, was nabbed by the
Charles and put in the lookup. A friend. on
learning the mishap, asked the other why he
did not bail his companion out. " Bait him
out.. said the lawyer, '.yOu could not pump
him out "
Evening star., 1863-04-06
MagOralty Election

LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Mr. Jay has oeen
elected May or of The city by about 80 mao
rty.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
LONGWORTH,s CATAWBa WINES,
SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. 8. COZZENS.

SPARKLING AM SILL.
FRED. 8. COZZENs.
Sole Agent,
Washington, D. C., and 73 Warren ST., Ne,c York
THESE WINES, independent of their excellent
qualities as.Table Wines, are also highly recon-
mended for medicinal use. They are entirely pure
wholesome, and at the same time, economical.
Among the numerous recommendations received
from members Of the Faculty the folio wing letters
may be cited:
SANITARY COMMISSION, !
Washington, d. c., April ?, lso2.i
F. 8. CozzENs, Esq:
sIR-With some difficulty have got from hospi-
tai surgeons tfoient data wherewth to found an
estimate Of the value of the "still Catawba" wine
of Mr.. Longworth as an article of hospital stores.
II seems to be esps cially valuable as . tonic and
stimulsut in the stage of copraescence from acute
dis. .ase. 1t is generally ole to the stomach
and its acidulous quality renders it grateful to the
palate
The Sparkling Catawba" shares with other true
sparkling wines the characteristic Of agreeing well
with the stomach.
Yours truly, J. FOSTER JENKINS.
CISCIyN.TI, December II, 1851
DEAR SIR-In answer to your note. L will say l
very much prefer the Catawba wine to any other
alcoholic stiInulant Ty phoid fever. The aod is
very acceptable to fever patients ] always dilute
il with water; two or three parts of water 70 one
of wine, and add white sugar to the taste of the
patient. i have used it in many cases of consump
tion, and have less enaciation than
usual, and less disposition to darrh9a in the last
STAG es of the disease.
Yours respectfully. j. r. POTTER.
SPARKLING CATAWBA in cases containing one
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING ISABELLAi in quarts only.
STILL CATAWBA in quarts, one dozen in q ease.
CATAWBA BRANDY, scupperncng Wine etc
n 2wao
Evening star., 1863-04-06

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH SrRsET
THE FL ifRY COMBINA TON
In evidence OF q Combination OF Stars the Enual
of which now here be found in the world
Of amusement, observe this brilliant
list of names:
First week of the Star Sisters
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
Continued engagement of
bliss JULIA MORTIMER
MISS EKNsTINE DE PAIBER
MISS KATE PENNOT
MR.. GEO. u. EDESDN
MONS. SZ0LLOSY'S BALLET TROUPE
Of Ten Beautiful Ladies, in a New Ballet
II. W. Eg0n,
Billy Emrrson,
Barry j Carter.
j. A. Willis,
and the Mammoth Com pany will appear to-night
ina
TREMEN NDOUS BILL,
THE ARAB LAY!
The New Trick Pantomme entitled
THE GOLDEN AAE,
New Songs, New Dances and New Acts.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock performance at7,!
Admission 25 cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 50
cents; Private Boxes (holding six SIS.
A GRAND hfATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
Mt. Jones. a barkeeper in \

~ T. Jones. barkeeper in New York, died
very suddenly day or two ago, and post
MOI TEN examination de Neloped the fact tlsat he
had been poisoned. Whether by his own hand
or by scme one else is a mystery; and the case
causes great excitement from the fact that Jones
was the principal witness in a certain divorce
case. and his death occurred on the very morn
liz q of the day OF trial
Evening star., 1863-04-06
LANSBURGH s. BRO IS
BALTIM ORE BARGAIN STORE.
31J Seventh St. bet. I and X

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF,
FULL STOCK or DoAEsTIc AND FANCY
GOODS TO CLOSE.
THE SToCK Musr POSITIVELY BE SOLD Our ~ A
Few WEEKS.
Bleached and Rrewn HusLISs at y, o. %, and 81
Dark and Light PRINTS ut % and - cents
sHEkTING coTTuhS Of ali widths, ct much re
Brown aud Rleaehad TABLE LINENS. very cheap
IEIsIi LiNESs LINN It ST. e.; 81, and 81 cents
DRESS Gonn. OF .~ery yHescrlpton-sTest1 variety
Spring GA-sIMEREs and CoTToSADE5 for Men
Also, uil line cf HOSIERY, all Of which has TO
,ass hs ."id r NJ. sssae dra ssS,s.s d Ioop sK1sr
having very large lot on hand wa have 20 sell
Ladies Fine All Linen HANDkERCHIEFS at 10
Good six Pocket Hsndkerch iefs At 25 cent.
G.rt0 dozen White and CoioTei Green 4 Daniels
81 eonna. rm1 ses NhN ffRis p' sPzs II
haT Bre e pia sssx GGt s
Twiiicd Tapes. Cologncs etc-in great quantity
n" Cali earl. ana secure yoar goods at LANS
hURGH BROS BALTIMORE BARGAIN
STORE, 81 > Seventh street, between and K.
P.S.-The Store will be open every evening
until clock. m3l-lw~
ssTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
FROM NEW YORK To LIVERPOOL a ETE,
THE STEahsnip rssTsss.k8
GREAT EASTERN.
WALTER PATTON Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK,
SATURDAY. April J. sstu. day. I'LL. April 2s
1uesiay.. May ls. Tuesday ..... juae ..
esch berth. sccording 10 size situation and accom-
nudati0n Of the State Rooms; ali having the Sana
privileges il me Saloons in reg RI t. meals and
atteriUnce. Suits Of apartments Tor families may
hc engaged by special agrsemant.
Excursion Tics cts on: and hack, in the Ist Cabin
only, fare aud ), half,
servants accompanying passengers, snd children
indtf Twelve ycarE age halt ARE inta ats zee,
SECOND CABIN.-.tatr Raum herths meals
furnished al separate tables So
SPnEers founS with h=ds, bedding table utsH-
sis, and goed substantial food ............S5 $50
ETFR.AGE, wit1 superior accommodate 81
Al fares payable in Gold, 0! its equivalent in u.
:. currency.
Ea1I passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An exps rienced Sur econ On boald
For freight and passage apply to EH Akj4ES \,
WHITNEY. AT the Office 20 BROADWAY.
IL y tie9 ROWLAND : ASPlh y ALL, Agents
CARRIAGES! CAR8IAGEs,'
~ CARRIAGES
l have now on hand ana daily Teceiv. FE-s. -,
ing fine assortment OF FIRST CLASS r5fIlIG
CARRi Ali rs, mad. by the best build Nh
Caieche. one C2lcche Coach. Brctt8; four aud six
seat Rocf away and Germantown Boat Wa CONS
FOR two or four persons, Doctors Phartous Plain
aud Ehitting TOP s.ngRies. o;:riher with 3 nHmbnr
slso several splencid sleigha, al purchased for
cash and can be sold TO su il the times 10 those who
call soon at No. 400 PennsylvAnia avenue.
mar " en- THOMAS YOUNG.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvENTH AND STREETS
AAkA9kEs--..- MRssKS. AAxDxg GossoE
TRkAsURE. gro. W PA RRxy
THIS EVENING, April s.
&c engaxeaent of the Ease mating
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
Justly admitted to be the
QUEEN OF COMEDY AND SONG.
Two NEW GHARACTERs-
ANNE BRACEGIRDLE.
The Celebrated Ira agedienne,
In the petite comedy, written for Mrs. ood by W.
Co~eil. Eco, entitlei
THE AGrRE2S BY DAYLIGHT.
On THE WOMAN AND THE ARTIST.
scane-London period, l6go.
Also. as MINNIE.in
SOMEBODY ELSE!
sIng'ng," III be no subnssi"e Wife. :. and Path
ythe Rirrr," imposed r her by +. Loder, q.
The popular comedian
Mr. JOHN r. RAYMOND.
train LaCr1 Ecene IS Theater. New York will max
his irst appearance here this season
HANS MORITX
MRS. JOHN WOOD will hortly appear
PO-CA-H0N-TAS.