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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

OUR DEFE.AT AT GALvEsToN.-On tie first
inst, Eve rebel steamers. supported by a land
force loss 5000 men, under Gen. Magruder, at
lacked Our feet and troops nj Galveston, captur-
cd the steamer Harriet Lane, after a desperate
fight. in which nearly every person on board
was killed, and compelled two of our gunboats
10 seek safety in fight. Commodore Rem
shaw flag ship, the Weslfeld, was aground in
another ch .npel, and consequently did not par
ticipate in the fight. 1t was feared that she
would fall into the bands of the rebels, and she
was consequently set on fire, A pernatur
explosion eusucd, killing Com. Rcnsllaw and
his boats crew. The land force which number
cd only three hundred. fought gallsptiy from
wharf against the greatly superior number of
tie enensy, bat were iaally compelled TO sur
rcl.der. All cur vessels in The vicinity have
sailed away, one Of them has reached New Or
leans, end 10y an arrival yesterday at New
Yolk, from tLat city, we have tue @cts above
stated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
On Mondav- Febrnarg l6lh. 18GN-
Eruit Trees sc

..~, FY7IIE subscriber wishes TO inform the citizens
AssE j Of Delaware and vicinity that he has enga-
-. tstal in the traffic in FRUIT TREES AND UTIER
NURSERY PRODUCTS, including everything in that iuey
and b.. found Union street, near the Delaware
FIGURING 3Ii ] viii offer for sale the Cheapest Fruit
Trees that have be sold in this vicinity the trees
all raised within the cOEniics Of Delaware, Morrow and
Franklin. would caution tn; public against purchas
ing any trees Of Rochester aRd other Eastern
gnHgers sell AS large trees raisel IN oar own c
aad so with fresh roots, for third less
ney- Purchasers please give me call.
Delaware, Jan 1t. 1858. A. H. GAoTOS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Rrohatn Nnfioo-

NT0TIcE is hereby given. that the following named
N persons have Ged their cunts for settlement,
l. Angelina High, Guardian Of tho heirs Of David
High, deceased.
Amos Potser, Guariian Of the heirs Of Janses Chad
wick. deceased.
, raniel Bonnctf, Adnufstrssov Of Daniel Bennett,
deceased.
l. Matthew Goodng, Guardian Of Cicero Conkiin-
5. John Lagnzn, Administrator Of Jacob Iagman
deceased
All Of which cas- for final hoarrlg ana settle
mcnt saturday the 3lst inst.
T. W. POWELL, Probate Judge.
Delaware Jan IG IS63-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

A few days prior TO the sailing of the brig
Tallnlah fUn Rio de Janeiro, the English and
American Ministers had private dispute at
q eaEd panty. Il is. said that some hard words
passed between them and the English Minister
limited that be would challeng his American
Associate The Americas Minister immedi-
ately turned the tables by sending the chal-
lenye himself The Englishman, as soon as he
received the challenge, went on board of the
British stereship for protection, and remained
on board up to. the time of the sailing Of the
Tallulah.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
ShnriHts Sale

VIM P. Reid DY virtue OF Execution to ms
. directed lrual the Court Of Coma
Philip SebHit. mon Pleas of Delaware county. ohio
shall oIcr for sale at the door OF the Court uuse
felawlre, on Monday the l6th day Of February, A. D.
4 fo3 eCOvk r. Oi sud day, the following de
scrihad Sral Estate, situate the Town of Delaware
and known the property the west siie &C Sandus-
Ky street. being the Old Powers Warehouse Proper M
cs5ntlued in hs following description Commencing
the smith eist cUrner of Eof ST. old number tlenee
the stEtis Bib line VI OtssSr and St PUds
more the west OF Lot 81 to an alloy; trrct
sOA thirty feebun te-eas Inc Of the Hey; tiicnce
tie parallel with tlle above north o 10 ~'ndusFY
street; thcDce north ts the place af beginning Ap-
praised al thotis;.nd dollars
Given snhcr mE baud oHciaily gl:s f1lh day Of Jan
ufry, A. D. L GB.
L G. WATERS.
SArrflEof Delaware County, Ohio.
REID & EAToH Atty's. Gsr Plt'G
Ian. fj 1856 &L5A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
hGfsese ty yeE rav:s

o. The 2G'iIi., the Iii sissippi Legislature
Was ad,lrsss I'd by JEFF Davis at some length.
S range to say, he spoke cf his love for the
Union. lie must take care or he viii be de
nounced az Yankee abo!ithionist by the Rep
udiatnrs. Tie had predicted from the begin
ming fiercer war although it had assumed
proportions more gigantic Than he had cacula-
ted upon. He was emphatic in his declara-
!ioa that under no circumstances would be con
sent to q reunion. lie said that it has been
his desire to transfer the sar to the Northern
soil. but ne future TO DO his, proceeded sot
ffssa irani of incli1. alton bal of PoWcr. He
spoke Of the conscriptioa laws, and said that
the order: exrmFting from the service those
who were the ewufrs Of more than twenty
Iegrccs, vas not Intended TO discriminate a.
gaitst the poor, but to provide for a police
fore. and facilitate the agricultural products
# the country.
He said that the real danger in tie South
,yest was Ht Eieks5urg and Port Hudson, and
every man who could zhouIl go to the assis-
tance Of those places The head of secession
th n became strenuous for union, saying that
ihcro must be harmony between the States and
The Gov, rurB,nt at Richmond. OF Course he
made free Of fcpithets and indefinite charges
against the Federal Government. He said that
the question was whether ihcy would be free,
or the slaves of the most depraved, and intol-
Grant, and tyrapical. and hated people upon
earth
As usual with rebel scheners, both North
and South, Davis detained the Northwest by
sag ing that he expected the first glcam oi
peace from that quarter. I.cs him not deceive
himself; the Northwest viii never give up the
conflict until the great Mississippi and all its
tributaries shall bear unmolesicd upon its wat
ers, the Flag of The Free CIerei0nd Leader
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

aFTfiIE subscriber has opene1 MEAT MAR
ESSS3S = KEr directly opposite the Post once,
AssA.. whore he win sell THE BEsr MeATs ina CoUN,
iliY AFFORns chedP b bOagA al 0sly ularket
ia this place.
Farmers who hRvo Fat Stock sale, viii please give
me call before selling elsewhere, as will pay Cash
for first rate Cattle sheep, Calves Hogs All times
Delaware, Jan o, t63. DWIGIiP PRIRcR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

A story was extensively eiFculated and be
lieved in the South few weeks ago, to the ef-
feet that huge deposit of rock salt had been
discovered at Opelisa. Alabama. is summarily
disposed of by a letter from a nsail-ageBt Of
Macon, one Simons, who writes to the Macon
Telegraph That it is a deiusion. A specimen
was imposed upon a venerable man, who swal-
lowed the salt, as an indication Of large ma
tive supply. whereas it was a sample Of a lot
just purchased.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

Tho telegraph brings accounts Of terrible
accident at Harpcrsville, Broome county. N
Y, on Monday last. A party of thirty-seven
ladies and gentlemen were engaged 10 skating
on . pond, when the ice gave way cad twenty
seven of the number were drowned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

The correspondents afstke Cincinnati Com
. zssri4 kSK~ h, Rs,l wiring from. Nashville,
Runefs concerning GiunsiaiAr Moodg Dave
afoat. Col. N. was neither EzigsA non
gerous'y wounded. his oHiy wound w.sasa.
;. wounds in the calf of the leg. Ills reveE-
y !. was shattered to pieces at his side By a,
Azsaia. ball, and anotheF. ball cue open, the
s-eass0f hisscoat.. His horse was also shot
nsssssee44inles, but he came OF the
at-the head d7oF hiszrsimeDt, having settled
question wheather q Methodist preacher.
fight eranOt. guess no. rebel who faced
in battle aRsthats dsyis- in doubt upon.
- question.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

DEPARTURE or RELIEF FOR ESGLAyD.-The
ncble ship George Griswold, laden with grain
for the suff ring operatives Of Lancashire, SET
sail from New York on Friday. AS she
moved down the Bay she was sniated by sew
cral British vessels in the harbour, ard the
crowd Of sailors and citizens en- ker deck, as
WILL as on the steamer which towcd her out,
and on the OTHER vessels in the vicinity, exhib-
tied their generous enthusiasm ty the most vo-
citcrous shouts and cheers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Read Matice.

RTOTTCE Is hereby gwen that petition will be pre-
" seDtcI l'uard Of Commissioners OF Delaware
tuun!y. Ohio ther March session, praying for
the vacation Of the following County Rad in BERKSHIRE
Township, delaware County, Ulo, to wit: Beginning
the read ru0ning Dorth and south the east side
Idtth Creek rIening thence the line
between lots auh and HTS 10 and ia Section !,
Township 4, Range Il, L. s. NJ to tho Csailibus road
running south
Jan. Is, l6s3.-n c. ARMSTRONG.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

It is fs said until Jeff Davis shall satisiacto-
riIy explain his intentions promulgated in his
Butler proclamation, our Government will re-
tain all commissioned officers now prisoners
and exchange only PVTvates and hon,commis-
stoned officers. Orders to that effect it is re.
ported, have been teIegraPhed to all points.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

TRox CEADs ORDERED TO SEA.-Tbe United
States ir0zi-clad batteries Weehawken and Ma
haa!, nov at fhe Brooklyn navy-yard, have
5ccn ordered to go to sea on Tueselay next
They viii probably be ready by that time
The trip Of the NahaDt from Boston was
very successful one, anal her officers think she
can make nine knots an hour She has one
eleven ard one filteen-inch gun. The Wee
hawken is fitting out rapi,lly.-[Ncw York
Post 10Th
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

To every barrel Of Flour you can make thir-
ty ponnIs mere Breado Biscuit (and nuch
bettert BY using Herri.k Aliens Gold Medal
SaleEstns, than by ycat fermentation or any
otter Saieratus- Il IS pesfectly healthy, will
not turn your cookery yellow, viii strengthen
weak stomaehs, and cure dy<psptc persons
1t IS much better to use With cream tartar than
soda Try one paper, and yoa will be convinc-
ed. Most OF the Grocers sell it, Depot ll2
Liberty Street, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Radcmption 7rotlce.

RT0TTCE Is hereby given, that Powell 4 Van ncInan
IN AssigaVes Of thc heirs ST catherine Dodge, have
tins cay redeemed the following lands sold at delia-
qUeat sale In January a. n. 1851. W. p Rcti ESq.
and taxed in the OF John lodgc situate IN Grunge
township Delaware county, ohio 10 wit Lot in Range
Is, Township 3. Section =, continuing $50 x Al
Los l3 pt Ia Range Is, Township 3, section 3,
tainlng 2ods, acres. y. W. RHODES,
Jan. 5, 1SB3-St AuditoF nelaware Co. O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Estate of Isaao Day, decd of Berlin Township
Iusolyrnt.

RYoT1CE TO CREDITORS. .-0n tho Slst day Of DeCeul-
IN ber IS62 the Probate Court for Delaware county
declared the state of Isaac Day, OF Berlin township de-
ceased, insovcn Crednra are therefore required 80
present their claims against the estate to the under
signed for allowance, within SIX months from tho tipo
above moptiopGd, they will not be entitled pay
aent, December Slst, 1862.
jan e-sat GABRIEL MAY, Admir-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

The venerable LYMAN BEEcnER, y. D., faith
er of Henry Ward Beccher and Harriet
Beecher Stowe, died last Saturday afternoon
at his residence in Brooklyu, n. Y, in the S8ih
year Of his age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

GovERNMEST REvENUE.-The receipts for
duties under the excise and internal revenue
law. up to Wednesday last, were $a,4TOIl6-
10. The receipts of that day were over a
quarter of million dollars. On Monday last
the receipts were the largest yet received in
one day, being $3SS,O00.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

sourvy and sorofula Eruptions viii sosn cover
the bodies of those brave men who are lighting
their country battles. Night aiE, bad food.
and drenching rains, will make sad havoc with
the strongest, therefore let every man supply
himself with HoLLowAYs OINTMENT, it is a GER
tain cure for every kind Of skin disease. Only
20 cts per Pot. cid
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times, says:
"The head Of The house in the Rue I.afflte
in this city, whose money was seized by Gen
eraI Butler in the hands of one of the ConsuIs
at New Orleans, and Fcs4H+ic1 on the recon
mendation of Reverdy johnson. declares tc
any one who wishes 10 hear him, that this mon
ey was for clothing furnished the Southern
army"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

A Murfreesbore dispatch says; The less
q the rebels increases daily Two thou-
.a'ld Of their wounded we're sent to La
rgRe,
A bill has passed the House of Con-
E-css appropriating ten millions of dol
Is to pay for buying and setting free
Il slaves of Missouri. Where does
.agress get the authority to so dispose
. the money of the people
- -Four steam slOops-ef-war- recently
:.:lt for the Government are utter fail
Ars> The building was a '.jab." and the
L nit disgrseeful sell -
Ths wool clip Of Michigan for the
T 1862 is estimated at five million five
/. tdred thousand pounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
aleuj advertisements.

So IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATIONS TIC
Us IE OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIF
FAyoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Estate Of .Tesse Armstrong.

AfOTICE IS hereby given. that the undersigned have
III been appointed and duly qualified Adninistra-
OF the Es o jesse Armstrong, deceased late Of
Orange township Delaware CoHnty OHIO. All persons
Interested wIl govern themselves accordingly.
SILVA ARMSTRONG.
ian. I6, I2e3.-3t ERASTUS HARDIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Sheriff. Sale

naniel " CragiHl EY virtue of a dneTetaT Order or
q sale to directed from tie
john E.rn1re 1T al. Court of Common Pleas sC Della
wAre county Ohio, shall offer at public sac, at the
door Of tbs Court House in Delaware,
On Monday, February 18th, 1863
O'Clock p m. said day following descri6-
estate, Situate the county Of Della
and state of Ohio and in the Vilng. OF Etea and
being in lot No. % said Village of Eden nambsr-
cd and designated the plat said town.
b. c. WATERS, Sheriff OF Dol Co. o.
and Special Master Commissioner in this. ease.
Jan. Ii, lSG3.--jt $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Attachment Notice.

TG Miller, Plaintiff, Before VIM. Williams, J. P.
OF Brown Township, Beil
John vandiso, Defendant ware County, Ohio
IN the 2oth day OF November. a. D. 1862, SAID Jus
issued order Of AttsrhRcnt in the above ae-
tn for the Of eighteen dollars and forty two cents
Jan, I6, 1866 T. G. MILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
IARonrA y % IIMAl 5
Dn. cxnsHMAW's ~ wxyw

LAAI@SAt l%A ~ , - = ! ~ -
DR. Cz Hsz MANS F TEE
The combination nf the ingredients in these rnas are
the result of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation aud certain in correcting all
regulIrtes, Paaiful MenstrultOns, removing all OBJ
structioBs whether from cold Otherwise heaiaehe
pain in the side pepitltsOn of the heart, whites all
aGcctons Mysteries, fatigue pain back
ana mbs Se.y disturbed sleep, whiSh arise from in
tcTruptiOns Of nature
DR. CHESEsfANTS PILLS
was the commencement &C In the troatngnG q
ofhose Irregularities and Obstruetio.s which have
signed SO many to a PREMATURE No female can
enjoy good health unless regular, and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins
decline.
DR. lC1IESEaIAN'S PILLS
thc most ehcctual remedy knOwns for all
plants peculiar to EeaaaI 10 an classes they in
valuable iiHcig, loitA certaig periodical regularity
They known BY thousands, who have used them al
different periods, Throughout the country having thu
sanction of the most eminent gsiciaas AHseioa-
EpliI directions, stating i0hea ey should Hoi b uae
with each box-the Price One Dollar per Box, contain.
ing from so to GO Pills.
Pills sEr NAH, promptly, by remltting 70 tho Pro-
pTietOrs. Sold by Druggists generally,
r. d, HUClHNGs, Proprietor,
20 Cedar street, New York,
B. DICKINSON & SON, AoKNTs
Mar 2I'62-IY st sp. Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

TTyE selling the reyg Coal and Carbon Ois. in
wv sprCted aud warranted good every respect foi
so cts per gallon Ga a.
January ., lSG3 STARR & BIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEsr
RrYan,a PuInaonic Waters I


rHE Original Mcdisne Establishes in 1897 and first
ticle OF the kind over introduced under she name o
''PULaoNIo WAFERs," IN this or aEy Other country
all other Pumonic- Waters eomterseits. Tho gen
u5e gseg be known by the BRYAN be ing stamp
ed on each WATER
HRYAN's PUINoSIC WAFElss
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hodfsenessi-
BRx4S's PUIsaoSIc WAFEs
Relieve Astlfn4l -BrSnGilitsy DiiicuH BreathinE-
BFYAN's PUEMOSlc AEAEHss
Relieve Splitting of Blood .I4sius. Ia the Chest.
BRrAx's PuRssoEEc WAFERs
Relieve Lacilient Consumption, Lung Diseases
RnsssN's HuIhsoNIc WAFEIgs
R,HeVe IrriLltiou-Of tlle Uyula ami TOnsils.
BtrYhN's PsRsInosc WAFERsr
Eelcve the above Complaints in 7 en- Minutes
BEYAN1s PELNoSlc WAVES
are a Blessing b. all CLtsscs and Constitutions
BHYAx's PEIaoS1c WAssss
are alaftet Tor YOcgllsts and Public Speakers
RagEls8 g PUKlroS1c WAREGs
Are IN n simple form and pleasant ~ no tastos-
BRxAS's PvIM9Nlc WAVES
Not only relieve but effect rapbl and lasting Cures
BrYAx's PUIN0SIo wAFERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction 70 every one
No family should be witIrput a box OF
RrygHs F'UlH'oIajc WdgfeNs
IN the house
N0traveEer should b. without supply oF
BrJaE's l'ulHanRic lfafcFs
in his pocket.
No person vfli ever obicet IN give Tor
Bryan IHiatUie hdfers
TweBty five Cents. .-
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor Rochester \. Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

GEN. RosKcRAHs.-Ehe gallant behavior of
this General has won for hirns aha golden opiu-
ions of his whole army. The Gazelte special
Says:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

The daring valor and selEpossession Of Gen
eral Rosecrans under the most trying circum
stan ces, excites the widest enthusiasm in tn,
army.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
NEW BOOK STORE.
ONE DOOR NORTH OF
UNION HALL BUILDING,
DELAWARE, OHIO.

NEW Standard and Miscellaneous WorRn
IN Sohool and College Text hDoks,
Blank Books and Stationary,
Illustrated Gin Books and Juveniles.
Albums, Pictures and Sheet Music.
with variety Of other ARTICLES, Fancy Ornamentnimr
ussigl yor sale attheUerg lo'qsst catA fpiuu.
July S''ea J.W, LINSSE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Ole Earkets.
Delaware Market.
Grain.

Corrected weekly by R. Z. HIus &soS, Wholesale an
RetailGrocers, No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Abstract Report
CONTRA.

Paid Ffrld Crop premium on Fiaxsced
for lS61 -. ----.......-..--.- 500
Pre- MUM List for IS62, $50 90, less
% dollars premiums ulrslllea for 10000
Sundry bills for Repairs, Expenses
Of holding FAIR, &c .-..-.... 302,SO
SLIGO so
Ruc the Treasurer SSS,SS
Bils unpaid ~ 80
sISs, ,sS
r. L. HILLS,
= polgware. Jan. I, 1868. Treasurer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Goal Oil

. polawares Jan. I, 1858.
Evening star., 1863-04-24
UIED,

On THURSDAY, the ssd, JOHN W., eldest son of
John a a Il! and Ca!hMine Kirkpatrick, in the 10th
The friends Of the family re respectfully invited
senS ms iaSners from the residence Of his
On the night Of ths 13d instant At n o,cioct
WILLIE: infant son Of John g. and Sarah 9. Kolb,
The funeral viii take place Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock.
On TLursday afternoon. 23d instant, at 4 O'CLOCK.
Mary Z. Poss aged 5 weeks. ''o' ana
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow a fSstur.
mi So from Wash in gtop.
The remains OF JOHN JON Es. late of Center.
y:e Prince oeorse seoan.sy, IA vii, Be Inferred
e6th ilst at 5 O'Clock .. N. The relatives and
fricads are invited 70 attend without further no.
tee. r."
Evening star., 1863-04-24
-1-----
J,OCAT, NEWS,
ANVsEMENTS TONIGHT.

/ ,y,< DpFEA- -fIoni2etti's famous opera
,'.rn,ia BorEls," viii he performed OF this,
,Ta,, nis ht hot one here, OF Manager Graus
a,r,hia troupe. Lorlni. NOrensl, BrlgMUil
~ Susiui viii sastain the principal parts.
5,,rafa Rcrgia 10y the Grau troupe viii be
I',th seeing and hearing. %
1pnyFE's THyATFE.-The popular come
80 ban Sstehell, takesza benefit Tonight at
G.'"rsr'E aud announces q splendid BILL viz: :
Gn,rohey and SON." Irregular Fix" and
,.Toodles." ban has played in the parts OF
:. i!spt. Cuttle," t Hugh de Bras and .sTim-
o.by Teodlesn heretofore, and our play -goers
,..tyty that no one ever did them better since
i,r days OF Burton. ~ -. .tTE ea-.r .r2rr.
IAHTEEBUEY.-Thr management at this re-
e,rt CLAIM that The dreams Of fairy land are
rr,Ezsd at Canterbury. Sim is about right if
Taau;ifui faces, ETHEREAL forms, enchanting
movements and delightful music are the bill of
fare in Fairy dom. Not to make the haLucina-
ton 100 earnest, however, Dick Parker, HI. w.
Iagan and other Ethiops kindly remindus that
We are till on the earth. - - :
JfIETIEs.-This resort retains a firm hold
upon The affections OF the people who delight
~ grsspe of movement, fine music, joviality,.
e IT, hrIdor and eccentricittes. The bill which
pae; week will be performed to- night again.
THE RUSSIAN WAg.-This beautiful work OF
srt should he seen by all. The battle scenes
are wonderfully spirited, and the landscape
aud sea views of great beauty. 1t is to be seen
AT Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. There
:, N he an exhibition tomorrow afternoon at
tuTee o'clock.
Az ENTERTAINMENT, comprising an exhibi-
.!sn OF phantasmagorial dissolving views, il
-Tustrated by poetic recitdtions, will be given
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1863-04-24

ByJC MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ATTHE CORNER
y OF ThIELEHSIH @ I aknM sTREkTzon SATUR-
the premises We shall sell Lot No. Z in Davidson .
subdivision of square No. 281, fronting "A feet 2
running back l2O feet to an alley.
This lot is well located in beautiful part the
city, for private residence and 1t will be desirable
location for a store
Title indisputab!e.
Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six,
and twelve months .itn interest secured BY q deed
Of trust on the premises.
ap I'D lRepJ J. @. MEG UIRE & CO., Aucts.