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Evening star., 1863-04-01

~ Admiral Gregory and Engineer Sinners,
according TO the Boston Traveller, write TO the
Navy Department that the Nantucket is the
best Monitor of the nine built, and Ericsson
writes to them that she is model Monitor,
and will prove what he has stated, that the
Monitors will be perfectly water tight at sea
rS-The bankers of Louisville have redaeed
their rates of premium upon the notes of the
Kentucky banks to 3a4 per cent, while Indiana
currency is purcha sed at 2ha3 per cent pre-
MUM.
~ The Maine Legislature adjourned on
Wednesday last. 1t passed a series of resolu-
tions pledging support to the National Govern
ment. Its ordinary legislation is stated to have
been unusually free from partisan bias.
~ Ship building in Maine promises TO be
brisk this year. The Brunswick Telegraph re-
ports that twenty three vessels are to be built
at The mas ton and Waldoboro. and that on the
Kennebec there are similar good prospects.
~ Col. J. l.. Donaldson, lately appointed
% lied to resign ON account of ill-health. He
will be succeeded by Col r. c. Clary, OF the
; q Quartermasters Department.
~ Yesterday afternoon, three rebel political
prisoners, named Sol. r. Jackson, of Clark
county, and David Fry and Lewis Pointer, OF
jefferson county, Va, Were taken to Baltimore
and lodged in the station-house there.
s-The rrople of Lawrence county, KY, a
regular hotbed Of secession, refused TO allow
the Assessor of Internal Revenue TO perform
his duty until he was backed by Federal bay
onets.
~ Hon. ]. W. Menzies, of Ky, is q eandi.
date for re e-eeetIoD to Congress.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
Important Resolutions Vetoed by Mayor
0pdyke.

NEW YORK, March 3i.-Mayor Opdyke has
vetoed the resolution of the Board OF SUPER
vsors asking for the passage by the Legislature
Of an act 20 tax bank stock and the stocks of All
Incorporated companies and associations held
by individuals in this country, on the ground
that the property named is already taxed, ex-
Cepting that acts of Congress have exempted
hom taxation such parts of this property as
consists Of bonds and other securities OF the
United States. He regards the resolution as
intended to reach the latter, and is opposed 10
amy thing which looks like an evasion or nuili-
fiCaton OF these eminent and proper enact
fnPnlS
Evening star., 1863-04-01

THE MOVEMENTS or 1RON-CLADS-Th
statement of person who came by the prize
steamer Peterhcff, relative 10 the movements
of our iron. clad fleet now in Southern waters
We're so suggestive character that our re-
porter yesterday endeayored 10 discover the
exact state OF the case. 1t seems that on Fri
day. the Goth inst, the commanding officers of
the Montauh. Nahant, Patapsco and Nantuck-
Ell received orders 10 "prepare for action' from
the flagship. and that subsequently the Cat-
skill and another craft not named were honor
I'd with similar instructions Shot and powder
were Immediately so disposed as to be avail
able at a moments notice, final drills We're in
aueurat and the general fighting trim put on
Un Sat rday, the 2lst, orders considered OF
considerable sigE iticance were received, and
en- Sunday the brief command sto sair' was
passed from vessel TO vessel The cheers OF
The sailors as they left harbor our informant
describes perfectly deafening. He states,
toe. that some OF the mailed vessels remained
hehind-one or two, he thinks. Probably the
Weehawken delayed, as she needed some re-
pairs. As the person from whom these facts
are obtainrd says he saw the ships leaving
Port Roy al, there can be- little doubt about it,
He knows nothing whatever about the desti-
nation of the fleet, but their movement could
not in any case be judiciously published-N
Y Times.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

ST. LoCIS, March 3l.-Major General Heron
has been assigned to the command of the army
OF the frontier, and will leave for southwest
Missouri to ass ume command. 1t is understood
that the divisions OF this army viii be speedily
against the enemy.
Generals Eandever and Price are ordered 10
report to Gen. Heron. Gen. Blunts division IS
extended sonth OF the Arkansas river, and en-
braces the waters OF the Arkansas and Mis-
souri,. The district of south west Missouri h AZ
been extended 10 Arkansas river. Gen Scho-
field is in command.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
AV.. NEAR SrxTB s-...,

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. sEaa srE7H s-ssE7
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL,
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT,
MASSIVE EETeRpEAE
AND TERPSiCH0REaS CONGREGATION
MOST BRILLIANT STARS IN THE FIguA.
MEST or THE MUSES.
GALAXY RADIANT BEYOND PRECEDENT
ANOTHER GREAT BILL,
THIS EVENING,
The Trio of LOvaiiress Grace and Beantv.
MISS KATE SoYER,
The beantir, and talen' ed rcrpschoraan Eiyiaitv.
MISS ERNSTIEE DE FAIRER
TIE brilliant Vocalist ana Danseuge:
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
Idealizaton Of Melody ami Beauty.
Revival Of
TIVE ARAB LAY,
Which owing to its great success induces tho
Manager 70 place il before the public again.
Return of
MR.. GEO. K. EDESGN
with a Budget of New Songs
Mons. szcllosy Beautiful Bal"t entitled
Ii MAJ4 DE SEFILLA
THE PETTY sEsoRIrA or SPAIN.
La Ma:a ................ Miss Kate Penuoyer
In this Ballet the entire
COURT OF PRETTY GIRLS
viii appear viz:
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss Lille Brandon
Miss Jennie Alien, Miss Bnuia Wolb-rt
Miss Lucy Clifton. NJ lie Jennie
Miss Annie Edwards, and Little Eliza
H. " Egan.
Willis Armstrong.
Billy Emerson,
Barry j Carter.
j. Sylvas Clarke.
and Master johnny,
IN THEIR BEST ACTSi
The enter ainment will conclude with the beau
tifu Trick Pantomime entitled
TUE GOLDEN AXE;
OkTHE
ELVES OF THE RA UNITED STREAM,
CluEp, the ecoxn...........-.... Geo. Il. Edeson
Doors open at 6zi O'Clock performance t7I
Admission 25 cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 80
cents; Private Boxes tholding sx,) S5.
A GRAND ia TINEE
SATURDAY ArTERS 0ON, at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN
Doors open o'clock. Admi sson-laaies % cts !.
children, 10 cts.
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Capture of Son OF George ID. Prentice.

LOUISVILLE, March 3i.-Major Clarence
Prentice, son of George ID. Prentice, with two
subordinate officers of the rebel army, canie
into Louisville early this morning, and We're
arrested and sent TO Camp Chase this evening.
The Union forces closely pressing the rebels,
have captured one hundred and forty Of them
h. ad of cattle which the rebels were taking
from Kentucky.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR BEEF CATTLE.


ss.Ise PsorosAas ar. invited until u y; o, the
loth day OF April, 1883 for furnishing to the Sub
s.ssne- Thn department 5000 hesd 20 Of Beet Osttle
the Government nay direct.
ii The cattle to average nt least go pounds gross
Any person desiring to bid for less number than
bond r 70 soos ss and AZ u s.curt, win be
Proposals from contractors who have failed to
comply with former bids, fran disloyaI persons,
anr nom those who are not present to respsnd to
to made in of indebted
ness er such other funds as Government may have
All bids to be accompanied by guarantees, .ign.d
5TO Perno1s .nS ane ssGfsd to col a sEoK
u. .f,,It Form Of Gsa1".tss; s..,.o, a.
a.rsiy xusrastes thst i. able E to iaiai the CON.
tract in accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
tion. and that should his proposition be accepted
he will At once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. We are pre-
pared to become his securities
This guarantee must T be appended to each bid
guarantee must be .sowa BY the caeiai certificate
Of the Clerk of the assrest District Court or Of the
S;ds ,cS;es do % mos co. comply .e.G tho abov. wiu ).
YOected mar 81
PROPOSALS FOR CARPET AND OFFICE
QuARrERNAsTER GENERALS OPYIoR,
WdSRSHgf0n. FEBRUARY "a. RS3.S
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
until IL O'Clock NJ, the 5th day OF May next for
furnishing the following articles for the use Of the
Qusrternaster Generals Department viz:
CARPETING.
seven hundred t7col yards, more or less, Of In.
grain Carpeting. ef the best quality, samples Of
which must accompany the offer. The price per
square yard to include akinR, binding. and fitting
to each room. and putting down the same complete
IN the best manner. Measurement to be made on
the floor. and payment made for quantities thus
ascertained rhe rooms to be carpeted can be seen
by calling at this office
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty l2D) Oak Chairs cane
seat, sample of ich can be seen at this office
The whole to be completed within two weeks from
the time eff signing the agreement. The price for
ssch chair to include the delivery Of the same at
this Office
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FROM BEFORE vICKSBURG,
Firing Heard from the Yazoo-R...ufore
Sent.

LAKE PROVIDENCE, La, March %, VIA
CAIRO, March es.-Yeste-day morning, heavy
and continuous firing wa. heard up the Yazso,
the reports being mostly those of light artillery,
with occasional heavy gun.. Last nigh, IN
urgent demand for rre-enforeements came and
to-day division is to be sent to Shsrman,s
.ssistances t
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Horrible Crime,

NEW YORK, March 81 Henry Tester. some
. years OF age, was arrested to day for a dam
gerous assault on his wife, and the placing Of
his child, three years of age, on red hot stow,
and otherwise lnluring it 50 that it can scarcely
recover
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N CIV Dry Goods,
Carpeting, Oil Cloth, sc.

Immense Stock, amounting to about fifty thous-
and dollars, (S5o eco J the moet of which were
bought the lst uf February, previous to the great
advance-therefore will be sold much cheaper than
the present prices for such goods Viz:
1CO pieces style DRESS GOODS.
10 cases BLEACHED COTTON, ranging in price
from ~ cents up,
ceases new style PRINTS,
BLACK SILK, very cheap,
few FANCY SILKS, left over from last season
Will be offered at half pr ce. At
BURDETTE'S,
No. 351 Seventh ST., between | and &.
n BLACK GOODS
To this department give my special attention
B0MBAZ1NES, 81, 81 Is, $l.5o, and Sl75,
ALPACcAs, q, a. 45, 50, 50, and Is cents.
CHALLIES, NJ. DE LANES, ORIENTAL
CLOTHS,
GRAPE MORETZ, BEREGE. &c. very cheap, at
BURDETTE'S,
No. 351 Seventh ST., between l and Z.
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINEN, sgEETING LINEN,
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, ToWELING, BIRD
EYE LINEN, RUSSIA LINEN, JACONET CAM
BRIO, NAIEsOOK, plain and Plaid,) all prices.
Ladies' and Gents LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
ECO dozen, as low as $50 per dozen. 800 BED
SPREADS, at Sl.75. At
BURDETTE's,
No oeVeutH SL DctWeen anu d.
ALSO, CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs,
FLANNELS, SHAWLS. BLACK SILK SACKS,
HOOP SKIRTS, BALM0RAL SKIRTS, PARA
SOILS and UMBRELLAS, aad hundreds OF other
kinds of goods appertaining to frst-class Dry
Goods Store, too numerous to mention.
On the Second Floor will be found good stock
of GARPETING, oILCLoTH, and STRAW MAT
TING. all of which viii be sold exceedingly cheap,
for Cash only.
Georgetown will find the convenient. The
polite conductors win let t. em off at the door.
w. w. BERDETTE,
marZ Z-Iw No. 351 Seventh ST.. bet. andK.
RLAoK DIAMOND LINE LnS-apvn, ,nno
draft low cabin canal boats for the purpose of sup
plying the city with Cumberland Coal. All orders
MoRdAS; Si +; ssSE Z SHIsS2iRr,, I e: IT
mar 25-eolms Foot of street
500 BUSHELS sEER aPs.s oATs ~ sD OATS f,r 81.
Wholesale Grain and Feed Warehouse,
Indiana av., between % and 50 sts.,
mar 28 81 near Railroad Depat
GRocERs AND DEALERS, ATTENTION.
large stock of FANCY SOAP for sale 50 per
good investme ent for greenbacks. Give us cali.
as it must b. closed Immediately d n Hywsou oo
mar l9 cow. 164 Water ST. Georgstown
NOW Is THE TIME!
HAVE About ,oOo pairs Of LADIE ES' CATERS
cut OF style, viii ch win be sold at less than half
price. Gall early. A. K B0OFsR,
m ls-4t.o No. 331 Pa. av. bet 6th and 7th SITS
a ]. HEIBERGER & CO.,
t. Successors to
II. p. L0UDoH l. Co.,
CiTIZHNS' AND MILITARY IA
N E K c y ~ "a IL o RI s.
a., aeon. .nn. Ga. Rs,sys's}
NEW RAG STORE NEW RAG sroREn
Bring your rags of all kinds to Island Hal Built
ing 9Th street south where you can get the highest
cash prices.
mar l8-lms COREY POWERS.
SUTLERs, ATTENTION!
- FOR sale.
100 boxes Castillo SOAP,
100 TALLOW
Chesp for cash at National Soap aud Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal, Geor geto IN.
u c. rarN
Evening star., 1863-04-01
Navigation Opened on Lake Michigan

DUSKItK. March 3i.-The propeller Bu-
hrGue, from Detroit with full cargo for III ?
Erie railway, has arrived, being the first boat
this season
Evening star., 1863-04-01

VARIETIES! VARiE
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting on Penn, ave-. and Ninth street.
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Our National Ensign, pure and sim pia its voice ia
ever of Union and Liberty, of the Con-
siitutien and the Laws, and
Long may it wave
O'er the Land of the Free, and the Home of t.
Brave.
Grand Introductory Nationa! Overture combin-
ing our National Anthems performed by the
orch ettrs preparatory to the per :ormauce.
4 PROGRAMME OF EX EXrKAURDlNARY AT
TRACTION
Bringing into requisition all of our great Oom-
pany.
c.. wallace, Ada Tesman. Nellie Seymour. Ada
Johnson, Helena; :, Smith, Mile Lizetta, Mile
Larry Tooley. Mr.. .purcelle Miss ohar;es, Miss
Florence, Miss Whiting, the Circle of Beauty,
Cluster of Grace and the coa,bnatiop of female
GRAND .MATINEE wEDNEsDAY AFTER
NOGN April {, and every WEDNESDAY AFTER
for Ladies and Children. Admission 20 and 10
cents.
siGNoR WATKINsB' AND HIS LEARNED
CATS
Shortly appear for one night only.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
ODD FEL LOWS HALLE!
BILLIARDS. SEXTRAORDIN4RY!

At the request of many prominent citizens and
strangers. Ms..rs
KAYANAGH. GCLDTHWAiTE and DERRY,
asise'i b.
HIC III A + L. H L AN
tava consent ID to rarra one : longer and give
TWO GRAND EXHIBITIONS III s w ed .asdoyl
afternoon ard ryerinr
Tick FIR afternoon Exhibition. 81 admitting
n gcctleinsn I'D Ia les rgle tickets fo- after
noon and evening 81 cents Doors open aft .rno;
at clock; e-nri z at q clock
no ,afiaS admitted without a sentl man IE
Evening star., 1863-04-01
6 NUstM ENI!>
WASHINGTON THEATRE:

WASHINGTON THEATRE:
CORNER sLEvBNTH AND G STREETS
MANAGERS. .MHssRs. MAkDss & Gossos
sfAeE AAsAeER-..--------F q. MAznrl
Eax.sprsE .aRo " FARR.s
Third and LAST Appearance but three Of
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
THB QUEEN OF COMEDY ANB SONG.
Who, BY her rar. sifts at a"ns, Grace AMI Genius,
has charmed her auditors by her
perfo; nj nee OF
JEN NY L ND,
And GEITRU! in the
LOAN OFA LOVER.
Mrs. Wood p i'll rspsAt hose characters for the
last ii ..e to night, svinx her Voc LIMITATIONS of
BRIGzoLr, AAop1o D 4AZz1xIaA,
pro, ounced ss
Great Efforts Of Genius!
WHOSE ROOM IS IT.
will he given.
Thursday fourth night OF Mrs JOAN WOOD
Various novelties in ehs arssl.
GROWERS ThEATRE.
sBNEsTLVANIA AVENUE. near Willard'- Hotel
.scHAlD GHovs.---~--.-- -.MAsaass
THIS EVENING,
Last night but two Of the uue &c .Ied combination
of Distln grished Artlsts.
Ell. DAVENPORT,
And W WALLACK, JR
Joint BENEFIT Of
Misses EMILY MESTAfEH and ADA PARKER
LAST COMEDY NIGHT!
Production tcis evening o. Tom Taylors elegant
ard tuccessful comedy.
ET,LL WATERS RUN DEEP.
John Milama- j W. Wa,lack. Jr.
Capt Hawksey. y..................E T. / Davenport
Mrs. Starb bho.c. c................... Emily Mestsy-r
MIS- Mi.6may ............. Ada Parker
To conclude with the amusing and po pular pe.ite
COME dy,
Ny AUNr
Dick Dash han.-............. J W Wallsck Jr
Thur,dsy, JULIUS CFsAE Friday Iaa
Night } EOEET&UON.
Will sh o-tly scpea:. : iss SUSAN BENIN
- sdmi- sion 81 25 and - cents
Evening star., 1863-04-01
The Attack on Charleston Probably Conn
mencsd-Severe Firing Heard in that

mencsd-Severe Firing Heard in that
Vicinity.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-A Hilton Head letter
Of the 27ih instant says heav9 firing was heard
Charleston. 1t was thought that the fleet,
which left on Wednesday, was alta king the
rebel batteries at Stono Inlet. The Savannah
,. :, ,h roheI light h,.tarieS and tn. Tninn
gunboats on Monday. II gives no particulars,
except that the rebels poured shot and shell
into The enemy for considerable time. The
locality appears to have been in the vicinity OF
Jacksonville.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
S The saloon keepers of New York city ar

80 The saloon keepers of New York city are
issuing brass and copper coins itstead OF the
more perist able shinplasters. The devices on
This private currency are various and amusing.
Some of the coins exhibit fiattering portraits OF
The persons issuing them, or exaggerated rep
reseniations OF their establishments; and all
ha We the character of the business, the street
and number and name of the proprietor ex-
pressed in the largest style of letters that the
size of the coin will admit of.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

kFThe Polish insurrection is spreadin over
the wheat region of that country, whence
Russia has obtained a large share of her grain
for export The rebellion will of course pre-
vent agricultural operations, and European
nations will De more dependent upon this
country than ever for their breadstuffs With
increasing markets for their crops our farmers
have great encouragement TO plant largely.
Evening star., 1863-04-01
ARRIVAL af Cottnn al Nem ynrL

NEW YORK. March 3i.-The steamer Iris has
arrived. She b ought two thousand five hun
dred bales of cotton.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

L0HGWORTH's CATAWBA WINES,
SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. S. COZZENS,
Sole Agent,
Washington, d. c., and % Warren st., Eep York
THESE WINES, inde pendent of their excellent
qualities IS 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, u. c., April 2, 1852.
F. g. CoZZESs, Esq.
slR-With some difficulty have got from hospi-
tai surgeons sufficient data wherewith TO found an
estimate Of the value Of the "Still Catawba" wine
of Mr.. Lopgworth article of hospital stores
1t seems TO be especially valuable as tonic and
tinulant in the stage of coEvalsscence from acute
disease. 1t is generally bic to the stomach
and its acduous quality renders it grateful to the
palate.
The "Spark!ing Catswba" shares with other true
spar ng wines the characteristic Of agreeing well
with the stomach.
Yours truly, J. FOSTER JENKINS,
CISCISNATI, December II, 1851
DEAR SIR-In answer to your note. / will say |
very much prefer the Catawba wine to any other
alcoholic stimulaut in Typhoid fever. The acid is
very acceptable to fever patients. always dilute
it with water; two or three parts of water to one
Of wine, and add white sugar to the taste Of the
patient. have used it in many cases of consump
ton, and have generally found less emaciation than
usual, and less disposition TO darrhoa in the last
stag es of the disease.
Yours respectfully, J.F. POTTER
SPARKLING CATAWBA in cases containing one
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING ISABELLA in quarts only.
STILL CATAWBA in quarts, one dozen in case
CATAWBA BRANDY, Scuppernons Wine etc.
mar Z7-2weo
Evening star., 1863-04-01
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. 41EfG
THE STEAMSHIP Sxxz1Ezz1
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander

FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORK,
TUESDAY May 49, Tuesday so ), June 9.
each berth according to size, situation and accom-.
modation of the State Rooms; ali having the same
privileges in the Saloons in regard to meals and
attendance. Suits of apartments for families may
be engaged by special agreement.
Excursion Tickets out and back in the lst Cabin
only, q fare and half,
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under twelve years o. age. half are. Infants free.
SECOND CABlN.-state Room berths, meals
furnished at separat. tables. s............-...$7 $40
THIBp CABIR-Inte rmediate State Rooms pas
sengers found with beds, bedding table utsn
sils and good substantial food. .............S5 80
STERRAGg, with superior accommodate ns $50
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in U.
s currency. .
Zach passenger allowed twenty ubic feet of
luggage An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and passage apPy to 6W CH aKLES A.
M attje9 ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents.
V,HIs Is TO NOTIFY sUTLERS or THE
i army that am prepared to furnish At all times
and at short notices all kinds OF WAGONS. &c., ap
pertaining to suffers. CHARLES SLACK,
Corner Of John and Cathedral sts.
mar li-6m* Baltimore, Ma
Evening star., 1863-04-01
DEiE HEALEDI

ID READ AND BE WISE.
Go to DRs: BROTH ERs 4 GRAY and be cured:
treatm. Mt and cure of all forms of Disease par
ticulary that Of private character, for 20 years
This liz the Oldest ests blished Botanic Medical vi
a disgraceful and horrible death. How in portant
tits. then for those unfortunates who have broag ght
disee pon themselves be cured before it s too
late thus preventing exposure Of themselves and
family. ONCE and residence, south street
Itisnd, opposite Smithsonian Institution. mo I'm
Evening star., 1863-04-01

ID NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
10y PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WoL0WsKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER.
NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
Prof. Wolo aski continues his Gin ging and Piano
Glasses, and opeus new course for Piano and Sing
ing, which win be the last.
By Prof Wolowski's g new method, person hav
ing only slight know ledge of music win be enabled
in very short time to read music with great facil
ity and execute operate ~ we'll classical music
With rare perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
iIe with facility accuracy and fine quality of tone.
Prof Wolowski receives visitors daily from to 8
O'Clock D m, a. his residence No. 451 10th street,
between and T. mar 8 I'm
Evening star., 1863-04-01
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEs

" CAKRI Al ES n
have now on hand and daily receiv- AGf5otR,
ing Gne assortment of FIRST CLASS E4SG
CARR Az Es, made by the best build |A| :
ers in the country consisting OF one splendid full
seat Rocl swsys and Gernanto owns, Boat Wagons
for two or four Pc rsons Doctors Phaetons, Plain
Of SECOND HAND CARRIAGE rs but little used
Also, several splendid sleiahs, all purchased for
cash and be sold to nit the times to those no
call soon al No. 400 Pennsylyania avenue.
mar Is 2m THOMAS YOUNG.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

~ EW sPRIN g DRY GOODSI
IN 200 pieces new spring Calico
80 pieces Lawns, $50 pieces Bleached Cotton
2 pieces Brilliants and Gin CHAINS
o. pieces Mohair Plaids, Is pieces Black Silk
Table Linen. Russia Dia pers, Napkins
Sheeting
Flannels Ladies' Cloaking Cloths
Colored Alpacas, Plaid Poplins. Mousslins
New Style Square and Long Shswls, for spring
Mourning Goods of every description
80 dozen Hoped Skirts
15O dozen Ladies Gents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Gauntlets, Jouvin's Kid
and Insertions
Is dozen Parasols, San Shades, and Sun mbrellas,
&c.
AL of which we offer at q very small advance.
mar 232w.r NJ. TAYLOR & co.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

32, SEQ prizes---. amounting to-. S593 1920
Tickets $40; Halves s5, Quarters s21z; Eighths SIX
~An orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS d CO.,
WilmnRtOn. Delaware. mar s. -taprl.
Evening star., 1863-04-01

MAl NEW SPRING MILLINERY ~
ASK (E-J
2Ok0 FANCY GOODS, *
Ladies, respectfully call your attention to my
new stock of FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES DC, which 1 have
just received from New York | have Just re-
turned home and do not hesitate to say that it is
the largest and most complete stock of goods in
the city.
I call your especial attention to my sto.k of
STRAW GOODS Of all kinds, FLOW ERS, RIB
TUCK AND SIDE COMBS, EMBROIDERIES
LACES. &c, &C., all of which will sell at very
small advance ON old prices.
Fine Steel Belt Clasps, Fancy Steel and Jet Orna-
ments in great variety, at
FRANKLIN ETCHISON'S.
No. IL Market Space, betw. 9th and 9th sts
P. s.-New Headdresses, Dress Gaps, &c.
mar 2S-2W
Evening star., 1863-04-01

For LADIES AND CHILDREN
Doors open o'clock. Adm ssion-ladies % cts !:
10 cts