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Evening star., 1863-04-11
ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUS

i AND LOT ON g STREETS NORTH .RKTwEEN IlrH
AND l:TH STREETS WESTON FRIDAY. May lst
at o'elock on the premi.es, by virtue of deed of
trnst dated June 18th 1859 and duly RECORDED in
Liber J. A. 81 No Isl folio 46S, ct sea-. of the
land records for Washinston. D. o. she'll sell part
OF Lot number six. (6l in Square numbered three
hundred and twenty (seo,) beginning at the south
nne OF said LOT number ax, (6l being l23 feet ga
thence east 100 feet, thence IS fee s thenos
west twenty five l25l feet, thence south 96 feet,
thence vest IS feet one - inch, thence south
three 5) feet 81 inches to the place of beginning
Also part of Lot number eight tsj In Square afors
said, beginnins at the east line Of said Lot eight
a. being one hundred (1Ooj feet one OD inch from
the intersection of l7th and G streets, thence
south one hundred t10ol feet, thenee west twonty.
twenty.fy. rs! feet to the place Of bsginnins,
desirable frame dwelling house.
Terms: 81 200 in cash: the remainder in s and u
months with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
All convt yanciDg at the cost of purchaser.
If the terms of sale be not COM piled With within
Ave DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and peuse of the defauting
purchaser, on one weeks notice in the Evening
Star. WIN. s. HOLIDAY Trustee.
ap ll-eoddss J. c. MoG UlRk d CO, Aucts.
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK p. m.
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON !!
CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT OF THE ATTACK.
They Claim to have Captured the
Ericsson Pile and Torpedo-re-
mover, the "Deyil."
Our Fleet Preparing for Another Attack !.

From Richmond Whig of l0thl
IN GOOD sPIEIrs-MovEMENTs or THE FLEET
CAPTURE OF YANKEE DEyTL"-RELIcs or
THE KEokUK
CHARLESTON, April SIS q. m-All quiet to-
day, people and troops in high spirits over re-
suit of yesterdays fight. keokuk is certainly
sunk. Fighting was chiefly at distance of 900
yards. Monitors cannot pass Sumter without
coming within 500 yards
The impression is very general that the en-
enly will renew the attack after repairing
damages. Seven Monitors and the Ironsides
are still Off the harbor, at 10 o'clock D. m. The
latest official intelligence from the bar states
that only two Of the iron. clads have gone south,
leaving seven remaining. beides the Keokuk,
kee machine, called the $ Devil" designed for
the removal Of torpedoes, has fioated ashore,
and fallen into our hands.
All quiet now. The enemy is constantly
signaling, but no renewal Of attack is anticipa.
ted before tomorrow. The Yankees have been
busy all day repairing damages.
SECOND DIsPATcH-vRRY LATEST.
April ., q. m.-All quiet this morning. Moni-
tors are still in sight Yesterday evening
many pieces of Keokuk furniture with spy.
glasses, etc., We're washed ashore on Morris
Island beach, many of these articles were COW
cred with clotsed blood. Impression prevails
at 0nr BATTERIES that the al an phtpr nm hoard tho
keokuk was terrible
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIT TELEGRAPH 10 THR EVENING STAR
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
CONFEDERATE LOAN DECLINING,
THE QUESTION OF THE RECOGNITION OF
THE CONFEDERACY IN THE HOUSE
OF LORDS
EARL RUssELL's SPEECH AGAINST IT.

EARL RUSSELL'5 SPEECH AGAINST IT,
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamship Glas-
Cow, from Liverpool on the 18th March. has
arrived here.
The latest intelligence brought by her is by
way CT q queenstown, the 26th-
The Confederate loan has declined from 3K
to X premium.
In the House of Lords, Lord Stathden
called attention to the expediency of recogniz-
ing the Confederates as step towards peace
in London, in showing the North the hopeless
ness of the effort at conquest.
Lord Russell expressed himself IS anxious to
do anything in the interest of peace: but dis
seLted from Strathden's views. He showed
the present position of the South to be totally
different from that of other countries when re-
cognition took place. The war is still pro-
gressing with the utmost vigor, and a large
portion OF the Southern territory in still occu-
pied by the North.
The British Government considered it their
duty at present to stand still, and not proceed
to any act so decided, SO positive So unfriendly
to the United States as that of recognition. No
doubt in former times England had interfered
IN such cases, but 1t had ever been on behalf OF
independence, freedom and the welfare of man
kind. He should be sorry, indeed, il the inter-
ference OF England would ever bear another
"a oe'eA "Hu nopeo ncl inteTFenton Would
always be on the side OF liberty and the promo
ton of freedom He trusted England might be
able to continue her neutrality. The subject
was then dropped.
Mr.. Bright presented petition from the
Union and Emancipation Society OF Manches-
ter, calling attention to the construction OF war
vessels for the Confpderates, and asserting that
forty ships were building under pretence of
beng for China, and demanding government
watchfulness and interference
Mr.. Foster said he would call attention to the
subject on the 27th. There are considerable
fluctuations in the Confederate loan
The London Star hears of Il probable intro.
duction Of similar loan for twenty millions
The Herald says reports are current that
representatives of the Federal Government in
troduced proposals for a loan of five TO six mil
lions, based upon transactions connected with
an export OF gold.
Another plan mentioned is hypothecation of
customs and uties of Northern ports for spe-
Gifted per ceEtage
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From the Richmond Dispatch of 9th i

From the Richmond Dispatch of 9thI
CHARLESTON, April s-l0 a. m.-The enemy
have made no renewal Of the attack on Fort
from Sumter announces that the Montauk, the
most formidable of the monitors, and pos
sessing two turrets, has been sunk off Morris
Island. THE latest Official dispatches Indicate
that the sunken iron clad is the Keokuk1
The Siege Of Washington. n. c.. Gunboatx
Driven Back.
The Dispatch says sswe have news from Wash.
ington, N. G., as late as Sunday. Our troops
have captured the enemy's batteries~. Hills,
situated on the banks of the Tar river seven
miles below the town, which position gives US
an open field and fair fight with the Yankee
shipping.
Two gunboats, followed by several large
transports loaded with troops from Newbern
to reinforce Washington, attempted to run our
blockade at Hills Point on Friday, when they
were fired upon by our batteries, and so badly
damaged as to be forced to put back. They
conld not pass our guns, and at last accounts
the enemy were landing troops below our
works at Hills Point.
In the attempt to so by the steamer Louisiana
was sunk by our guns. There are about 1000
neg groes in Washington which the enemy tried
to get of but failed. The enemy have refused
to surrender or allow the women and children
to leave that place, SO Gen. Hill, tits presumed,
will shell the place.
To ha1- oS IL,
of the 6th inst, and the Dispatch of the 9Th and
the 9th.
The Examiner says that in the course Of the
month of June "the campaign and the war
viii culminate. II we come ont OF that month
defeated, the North will be forced on terrible
measures to preserve ITSELF" &c. It contends
that if victorious then the war will be substan-
TALLY over, as the Federal troops cannot operase
in the South after that time, &c.
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ARRIVAL OF DESERTHRS

The steamer Patron was wrecked at Lewes,
Del, on Saturday last, with 1O2 deserters on
board. The Lieutenant and guard having
them in charge not being considered sufficient,
called on the Provost Marshal of LeWes for
aid, when some twenty of the citizens volun-
teered. and the prisoners were all secured and
safely delivered to the Provost Marshal of this
city on Thursday. One of them boasted that
be had enlisted eighteen times, received bouu-
tS every time, and never served a day; another
enllsted fifteen times, another eleven.
The citizens Of Delaware were acduaintances
OF Councilman Wilson, of the Sc venth Ward,
and were entertained by him last night.
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NOT HOPEFUI,

The Richmond Wing of the sth has the fol.
lowing lugubrieus editorial on the situation at
Charleston:
'At last the hour OF trial has come for
Charieston-the hour of deliyerance or destruc-
ton; for no one believes the other alternative
OF surrender possible The heart of the whole
with intense solicitude, and yet with hope
amounting to confidence. Charleston knows
what is expected of her, and what is due to he.
tame and to the relation she sustains to the
cause. Devoted, heroic, and great hearted
Beauregard is there, and he, too, knows what
Is expected Of him, and will not disappoint that
expectation.
1--WE predict Sarasossa defense, and that if
Charleston is taken it will be only as heap of
ruins -
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REBEL REPORT OF A RAPID RETREAT OF
THE FEDERALS FROM FORT PEMBERTON

CINCINNATI, April lilo p. .m.-The Gazette
has special dispatch containing the following;
Nothing new from Vicksburg. The health
of our army is improving Weather very fine.
General Grant has moved his headquarters to
Milliken's Bend.
Adjutant General Thomas arrived at Helena
on the 9th instant, en- route to General Grants
headquarters.
A flag Of truce went to Vicksburg on the 4th
accompanied by General Grant in person. His
mission Is a secret one.
Rebel advices from Fort Pemberton to the
5th say: The FEDERAL troops commenced en-
barking on the night of the 4th, and are rapidly
retreating. We shelled their camp and trans
portation, and disabled one of their boats
Evening star., 1863-04-11

~ From Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue, we have Blaekwood's Magazine for
March and the North British Review for Feb
ruary. The noticeable article OF the latter is
tna, upon Bishop CoIenso, headed " Recent
Attack, on the Pentatauch."
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET

MORE BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAPTURED.
The Navy Department has received informa-
tion of the capture, in Northeast Providence
channel, of the English schooner Florence
Nightin ale, 121 tons burthen, with a cargo of
120 bales OF cotton, by the U. s. steamer Octo-
rara.
Also, on the 10th March, the Confederate
schooner Five Brothers, IS tons burthen, with
81 bales of cotton. She was from Brunswick,
Ga. bound to Nassau. N. p.
Also, the Confederate sIoop Rosalie, of % tons
burthen, with an assorted cargo, bound from
Nassau, N. p, to Charleston, S. G.
Also, by prize crew Of the Octorara, under
Acting Master John A. Johnstone, on the 10th
Of March, in latitude 26 deg. 10 min. north and
Longitude IS deg. 81 min west, Of the English
schooner John Williams, 96 tons burthen, from
Nassau, N. p, bound to Beaufort, N. c., with
assorted cargo.
The Octorara also rescued Acting Masters
Mate w. +. Dnrgin and three men, a prize crew
put on board the English schooner Emma Tut.
tie, captured by U. S. steamer Cambridge. The
vessel had been driven into Rum Bay, one of
the Bahamas, by stress of weather, and was
there taken possession of by the English au-
thorities.
On the 10th January, the Octorara captured
the English sch hooner Rising Dawn.
The Department also have information OF the
capture, by the U. S. gunboat Tioga, OF the Eng
lish schooner Brothers, 43 tons burthen, bound
from Nassau, N. p, to Beaufort, N Co. with an
assorted cargo.
Also, by the U. S. steamer Huntsville, on the
18th of March, of the British schooner Surprise,
from Nassau, n. p, with Confederate clear
ance from st. Marks, Fla, bound to Hayana)
Her cargo consisted of 2U7 bales of cotton, mostly
Sea Island
Evening star., 1863-04-11

SALE OF AVENUE HeUsB.-H. I. King, for
many years past the proprietor OF the Avenue
House, having bought in Saratoga, TO which
place he intends moving, has sold his furniture
and lease here to Mr.. J. Casey, brother OF
Judge Casey, of the Court OF Claims. Mr..
Casey takes possession of the Avenue House
on the Ist Of May.
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SELL Ed

The steamer ]. w. Deyaney, from Philadel-
phia, was seized yesterday by the Provost
Marshal OF Alexandria, for surreptitiously
landing conTaband goods (whi>ky) at that
place. AS this trade has been carried on for
some time, and those concerned in it do not
seem TO respect the usual regulations on the
subject, it is presumed that the vessel will be
held in this case as q warning to Others
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteHieenc.r, noticing the refusal of Gov.
Andrew, in September last, to aid in obtaining
for the contrabands homes in tie Northern
States, and the attitude of New Jersey and
ether States, that are endeavoring by legislation
to prohibit their emigration TO the States, thinks
the question "What shall be done with the con.
trahands" one of humanity and political econ
cmy which cannot be avoided.
The Chronicle, treating upon the coming po-
li'ical contest in Maryland, urges the necessity
of the people Of that State making emancipation
the issue, and avoiding the election of any man
who may in the least be considered doubtful.
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON
VIA NASHVILLE,
A TERRIBLE BATTLE PROGRESS
SING AT CHARLESTON!
THE FEDERAL LAND FORCES WITHIN
SIGHT OF THE CITY,.

CINCINNATI, April ia sprecial dispatch
to the Gazette from Nashville gives the follow
ing: "We have received late Southern papers
which state that terrible battle is progress
sing at Charleston. The report is that the
Federal iron -clads have been repulsed and
he land forces are fighting within sight OF the
Evening star., 1863-04-11
INSTITUTE,

GEW ARD INSTITUTE,
FEMALE DE- pEiABTMENT-Miss III. i. Horoa
Iss, Principal The summer Session Commences
April q. Board, tuition In English and French,
hsfsTsnses Hon VIM. q. seward Rev J. Eells,
? D., Church on he Hixhts. Brooklyn: R. g,
and Ivesop & ehirney As Walker street, n Y.
Florida, Orange COUNTY, N. Y. apssw"
Evening star., 1863-04-11

JOHN WILKES BooTH.-The interest is high
to see this young actor, who is a son Of J. b.
Booth, and brother Of Edwin Booth, and is
said TO exhibit those peculiar dramatic quail
ties which distinguished his father, to a great
degree. He appears to night at Growers.
Evening star., 1863-04-11
HOUsEKEEPERs

HVUbEAEEP Eh5
~ and those about going to housek eep. 80 H
~ ,dg will find at establishment a E$f2
large and we'll asserted stock of 49,
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware.
silver plated Tea Sets, Forks and Spoons
China, Glass Britannia Ware,
Tea Trays Tin, Limitation of Chinal Oh amber Sets
L6 ms Tir Ware Brooms and Buckets
And every thing else requisite for furnishing q
house complete.
Our prices are as low as the same articles can be
purchased for in any of the Northern cities Get
one Of our catalogues, examine gaods and compare
prices. G. W B0TELER & SON
S1S fIron Halil Pa avenue
apl-eod6t Between 9Th and 10th sts
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APPOINTED

lion. l.. H. Chandler, of Portsmouth, Va,
now u S. Consul at Matanzas, has been ap-
pointed U. S. District Attorney for the eastern
district Of Virginia. An excellent appoint
nent, as Mr.. Chandler is man Of great abil-
ity and an uncompromising Union man.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

~Two boys, Michuel O'Connel and John
McAvoy, were arrested in Baltimore yester-
day and committed, for peddling portraits OF
rebel generals and Statesmen.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

PKRsoaAL-The friends Of the Hon. Owen
LoyeJoy will be happy to hear that he has SO
far recovered from his recent indispositon as
to be able to be on the street.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day left
the city for Fortress Monroe. His place will
be II lied during his absence by the Chief Clerk
Evening star., 1863-04-11

u3We are AUTHORIZED to announces LEWIS
Of the
WANTED-A SITUATION to do housework;
aSSsss Bo. so
1000 sgsHEkGSs1 EkGS1fs1GoH fs1GH BLOWS,
as1i.st W 80" IS ws.er stree, ns s.orsstexin oasssi
les fi1chhRs' ICE PITCHERS,
Just At lsS prices
ap ll-eodst 81. Iron Hall.
l. ADihFF,A FAkksoEs Ehs fs7hk aSD SUN UMBRELLAS.
Now opening Of the best GRADES and styles at the
un w. coLLsY. sss 7,h street.
sToeK !, q arARdf ME- DRY
.. soffh y sssss s$s = = ;s;:ss
D.ooAA TIN TOILET SETS.
1 nS lot Of beau
.'u ..n.s, - ''' '"'' G. " v. 'BoTk1ER seE,,
ap ll.6t 31s, Iron Hall.
NEW SPRING SpEE.b iHhhSS TO-DAY.
Ladies L l Black silk sacaues,
New styles Spring sha wles,
Large assortna ent ef Mourning shawls,
'nsa ' :S W. Vtof 5otiET 1SE sssa; zth street,
ap list above Pa. avenue
W.. FROM LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
W Have just i'm ported from the English Pot
teries large and bean ptiful assortment of DECOR
AfED Oh MBER SETS, at low prices, to which
we invite the attention of pa, ties about to pur-
chase. g. W. BOTELER & SON,
31e, Iron Hall, Pepn. avenue,
ap list General Housefurhishing store.
TOR BALTIMORE AND LANDINGS ON THE
POTOMAC RIVER.
The Steamer KEYPORr, Capt. A. Ryther will
leave Washington at o'clock and .N-S
Alexspd1is It 8 'cl'k every TUES EasAsZN
DAY MORNING. for Baltimore, and ae1sszEEESA
Landings on the Potomac River.
RETURNING,
Willleayc Baltimore at foot of Barre street. every
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at s o'ciock. for Alexan-
drla and Washington and Landings on the river.
Custom House permits must accompany all goods
for Landings on the river.
s. All freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage amply on board or to
ap ll-2t CHAS. WILSON Agent.
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~ The Richmond Dispatch of the 7th instant
says rhst Extra Billy Smith has resigned his
sea, III the rebel Congress as representative OF
the Ninth District OF Virginia.
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ap ll-eod6
XNORKs On CAvALRY.-
w EngIish FreurH md A1,sriax

NAV Okh6 CN CAf ALh1.-
w English French and Americans
British Cavalry Regulations; London
British ieomanry Regulation: London.
Cavalry Carbine, Pistol and Lance Exercise; Loa-
don.
Military Equitation; London
Turner on craining Young Horses; London.
Cen. Lowell on Outposts Patrols, &C.; London.
Observation-Disclosures que du Sous-Ofhcier
Instructions Sur lie Travail indisduei dams In
Caya erie.
0rdonnance Sur lie Service Interieur des trouPes
Cheval
Extrait rusage des Sous 9ficier ct Brisadiers.
RenarG-Dc Ia Cayalerie
nAZemar-Avenir de IL Cayxierie, 3yois.
Pimodan-De la Cavaierie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sur Ia Ca yslsrie.
ordonnance de La Cayalerie vols
McCellan's Field service for U. 8. Cavsiry.
Mcclellan on Europe IN Cavalry.
Cookies Cavalry tsctics, vols
Nolan or Training Cavalry Remount Horses.
Nolan Cavalry Tactics and Histosfi LONDON
Robbins Cavalry Catachism London
Cooke s Handy Book for U > Cavalry.
&. Cavalry Tactics. 8 sois
Patterns Cavalry Drill. ,n.uorop
rnafOh TAI I'm.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

sS-To-night is Mrs. Woods last appearance
in this City, remember; and also that she will
do "Pocabontas," a burlesque part in which
she is un;ipproaehahle.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

sSIn our army letter yesterday, it should
have read that young Schuman was to be sent
10 West Point by the President. As published,
1t indicated the Presidents son.
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CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS

A party attempting to run the blockade of
the Potomac were captured night before last,
by some OF Col. Bakers detective force, on the
river. few miles below Leonardtown, and
their goods, some eight thousand dollars worth
of boots, shoes, quinine, DC, were duly seized.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

RETu uRSED.-President Lincoln and family
returned TO This cit, last night from the army
Of the Potomac. reaching here sbout rnidni ght
Evening star., 1863-04-11

Gillans Restaurant jopposlte Willard's) was
closed to-day by the Provost Marshal, for
violation OF the liquor orders
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APTURE OF REBELS

CAPTURE OF REBELS
Four OF Moseby's men, with their horses,
were captured in the front yesterday, by Maj.
Gen. Stahl.
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I HAVE FOB SALE MY STOCK OF CABINET

HAVE FOB SALE MY sTOOK OF CABINET
i MATERlALS-OLe Turning Lathe, tsmali, ) one
Mortising Machine, half barrel best Glue yarnish,
Ground Pumice Stone. Looking Glass Plates, Up.
Tops, Glass Paper, Locks, Hinges, Ourled Hair
picked, SPRING. Handscrews, Iron Clamps,
Webbing. Tacks. Screws, Springs. Twins. Seasoned
Wsinui inch = inch, IL inch and INCH Wal.
and Oak Teneers, and many things that cabinet
makers use and cannot always get.
VIM. Met. CRIPPg
apIi-3ts 499 Eleventh street
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GREAT BARGAINS
::224
DR. Y G. o o u S,

Al 32i Pa. GreaHe, Jet1reen ath and 10sa stS.
The balance of the DRY GOODS stock at CHAS.
L. LOCKWOoD's tformeriy. John B. Olsgetty must
room fer large ktock OF GRkTLEMENS FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Great bargains in DREes GOODS, sHAWLs
&c Also, a large sssortm. MT of HOSIERY. cor,
TONS and WHITE GOO Us, at less than wholesale
prices, an IL OF
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CABINET SESSION
The Cabinet were in extra session TO day.
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YET MORE IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM THE SOUTH.
THE ENEMY IN DOUBT WHETHER IT Is THE
M0NTAUK OR THE kEOKUK THAT
rs SUNK
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE SIEGE or WASH
INGT0N, N. @.
THEY CLAIM TO HAVE REPULsED REIN
F0RCEMENTS SENT TO THE RELIEF or
GEN. POSTER, AND TO HAVE SUNK
THE STEAMER LOUISIANA.
GEN. FOSTER REFUSES TO SURRENDER
GEN. HILL TO SHELL THE PLACE.

THE RICHMOND EXAMINER ADMITS THAT
IF THE REBELS ARE NOT VICTORIOUS
IN THE NEXT TWO MONTHS THE CON
FEDERATE CAUSE WILL BE
DESPERATE
Evening star., 1863-04-11
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,

AN ENGLISH SENSATION REPORT, RELA
TIVE TO THE LAYING OF AN EMBARGO
ON BRITISH SHIPS BY THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
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THE COMBAT IN CHARLESTON HaRsoa.
TERRIBLY FIRE UPON FORT SUMTER

THE REPORTED SINKING OF THE EEOKUK
NOT CREDITED
Evening star., 1863-04-11

HThe Chicago Tribune fears that General
Grant is unequal to the task assigned him.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

r,oR sALE-A splendid MILITARY HOR. y. six
I wears old goes wet in harness; be- a.
II, go 10 nm oficer ordered West can be I~N
seae ~ H0WARD'S Stables. 49,
90 ~ sts Seventh straet. near
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FROM vICKSBCRG.

GENEEAh GRANT, PROTECTED BY A FLAG
OF TRUCE. VISITS VICKSBURG ON
A SECRET MISSION.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

ORPHANS COURT Judge Pnrcetl.- This
morning the will of Mrs. Elizabeth Brent,
which devises her property to her children and
nominates John Carroll Brent as her executor,
was fully proved and admitted to probate. The
will OF John Phillips, filed on last court day,
was fully proved A number of accounts were
passed, among them the final account of the
administrator of the late Darius Clagett.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

WALL, STEPHENS co.
392 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Offer the lar gest assortment in this city, embrae-
ing all qualities used By officers in the Army aud
Navy such as SWORDS SASHES, BELTS,
SHOULDER STRAPS HATS, CAPS, PISTOLS.
6c DC. with q fine assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING with which We ca furnish officers
mplt te outfits in a few moments
WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
sp ll-tfif 322 Pennsylvania Avenue
Evening star., 1863-04-11

FSTRAY.-The advertiser found q stray cow
II with young calf, both in suffering condition
near the city, on Monday. AS owner could be
found in the vicinity, they were driven into town
to be taken care of. The owner is requested to
take them away Inquire of NATHAN ROBERTS,
corner 23d and NJ sts. an o-ks
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IF CAPTAIN WAGNER WILL PLEASE CALL
i &C the Star Office he win receiye letter Its

n"R .CARRIAGEsl CARRIAGES MR7.
&@&6 CARRIAGES! .G
first class sht Carriages, consisting, in part, of
two and four-seat Rockaways, Top and No top
Wagons OF al sizes. All work warranted as repre-
sent.d.
~ Repairing promptly attended to.
KOB'T II. GRAHAM, Coach maker,
ap list" 374 D, and ATT Eighth at.
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I OsT-On Thursday, the 9th instant, on 7th st.,
IL between Penn. avenue and Northern Libertjssf
Market, sola SREASTPIN set With hair. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
kCH's, No. 3I7 9th street, opposite Center
Market. Rp laN"
Evening star., 1863-04-11

nOG LnsT-Strayed away on Wednesday morn
II ing last, black POINTER DOG with Rrey
breast tail rather short and small I'd on ls ssher
collar. liberal reward will be paid to any ona
returning him to the subscriber in Geor rgetown
ap84t* ALLEN DODGE
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LOST AND FOUND.

q + REWARD-Will be paid for the rstar to
RC 21l Vermont avenus of very small black
and tan TERRIER, which strayed from the above
premises about week ago; had on at the time Q
small bell sp III 2t~