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Evening star., 1863-03-31

tack upon Ro>ecranS-Lonss to Man
age the impending Rebel Invasion OF
kentucky
NURFREEsBoRo', Tenn, March 27-IDis-
patch to the Chicago Times Great activity
has prevailed at Shelbyville and Tullahoma
during the last five days and there are certain
indications OF 4 forward movement by the en-
emy. Failing to draw our army out, General
johnson may venture a direct attack by front
and flank on our own position. Gen. Rose
Grams, however, is fully prepared for any such
emergency, and there need be no anxiety as 10
the ultimate result.
The rumor currentin Louis Vile and Cincin-
natl that Breckenridge has appeared in KEN
lucky is untrue. The Chattanooga Rebel OF
the 2ith SAYS he was present at the recent re-
view OF the rebel army al Tullahoma. l. IS
certain, Oh the other hand that LoRgstreet is
the General who is TO manage the impending
rebel invasion OF kentucky. Richmond papers
through that city with his entire command, and,
while compelled 10 withhold the destination
OF their force. they INDUCED in the prediction
that Iongstreet and his veteran soldiers w w3uld
soon be heard from. In confirmation OF the
suppcstion that LongStreet was en- route TO in
wade Kentucky, the Atlanta Intelligeneer of
the 2Gth publishes this significant statement:
ssRumor says that Rosecrans has sent a large
force TO prevent Longstreet's advance through
Kentucky" 1t is unquestionably the rebel
programme TO transfer the seat of war, if pos.
sibe, to Kentucky and Tennessee, aud il is
possible that the final decisive battles of the
war will be fought in these States. The rebels,
it is believed, will aggregate here all the orces
they can spare, even though it be st the expense
of other posts.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH sr.xu,

LOUISIANA AV. NEAR SIXTH srREs,
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL,
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT,
AND TERPsicHoREFASNs 4 coSGkEeArroN rSSeAH
MOST BRILLIANT STARS IN THE FIRx.
MENF or THE MUSES..
GALAXY RADIANT BEYOND PRECEDENT
ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
THIS EVENING,
The Trio of LONELINESS, Grace and Reautv
MISS KATE NOYER.
The beautiful and talented Ferpsichorean Eivin;tv
MISS ERNSTIEE DE FAIBER
The brilliant Vocalist and Danseuse.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Idealization of Melody and Beauty.
Revival of
THE ARAB Law,
which. owing to its great success. induces the
Manager to place it before the public again
Return of
MR.. GEO. R, EDESON
with Bud get of New Songs
Mons. szollosy's Beautiful Ballet entitled
La MAJ4 DE SEVILLA
TIE PRETTY sESogIrA or SPAIN,
La Ma!a ............... Miss Kate Pennoyer
In this Ballet the entire
COURT OF PRETTY GIRLS
Will appear. viz:
Mis- Kate Harrison, Miss Lille Brandon
Miss Jennie Alien, Miss Beula Wolbert
Miss Lucy Clifton. NJ lie Jennie s -
Miss Ami" Edwards. and Little Eli
TT " rgnp
W Ills aIr.,,r
Billy Emerson,
Barry j. Carter.
j. Sylyas Clarke
and Master Johny
IN THEIR BEST ACTS
The entertainment will conclude with the lean
tiful Trick Pantomime entitled
THE GOLDEN ANE;
OR THE
ELVES OF THE RA UNITED STREAM,
Clunp, the clown. Geo. X. Edeson
Doors open at e.. O'Clock performance at 7s5
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 5n
cents Private Boxes tholding six J SIS
GRAND hf4 TINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Doors open o'clock Admi ssion-ladies % cts !:
children, 40 cts
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The Ir0m.Clad MISUNDERSTANDING h Fire al
Richnnnd

NEW YORK, March 3O.-A letter from Fort
ress Monroe of the 2StI reports the safe arrival
of the IRON clad steamer keokuk at Port ROYAL
I he letter also states than extensive fire occur
red at Richmond two weeks since, which de-
Stroyed nearly lnN.0Oo bushels of corn James
river is being strongly fortified by the rebels,
and Fort PoWhatan is being casemated with
railroad iron.
The rebel force between the Blackwater and
Richmond numbers nearly $4,000.
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The War in Kentucky

LOUISVILLE. March 30-Passpngers from
Winchester report that Humphrey Marshall,
with a heavy infantry force, is near Mount
Sterling, ana that the rebels are driving stock
from all the places they temporarily occupy,
towards that place Many citizens from Mount
Sterling are coming towards LeXin gton. Ali is
quiet along the Nashville railroad
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New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK, March ;}U-Thp weekly statement
of the city hanks shews a decreass Al loans of
S1.3e0o53; a decrease in circulation of
s49.NNl, l2l, and an increase IN specie of $50! !569
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st LoIsiS Politics.

ST. Louis. March 2s.-The democrats to- day
papn41ed t9fSasnfo t9fSa now iFfee tickets in the field
The election will take place on the first Monday
III April.
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Arrival OF Prize Stramer>-Another I'M
pOrtant Capture.

NEW YORK, Narcn 3U.-1he p1lZe steamer
Granite City. captured of Enenthera. arrived
here last night. She is an iron vessel OF 100
tons. and has an assorted cargo from Nassau.
The steamer Dudley. from NeWberne, with the
prize steamer Nicholas /, arrived last night
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81 Ne" r4rrf zsrlsS ss&aonss alaa's'AS 9
Ladies, respectfully cal your attention 70 ny
new stock oi FANCY AND Nj LLISERY GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES. LhCES &c, which | have
just received from New York. I have Just re
turned hoIae aud do not hesitate say that it is
the largest and most complete stock of goods in
the ely.
call your especial attention to my sto of
STRAW GOOI s of all kids FLOWERS RIR
R0SS. JET AND sTEEL M M9MRNAMENTSS M EhANGY
LhCES: &c, &c. all OF which win sell ut very
ANAL advance on old prices.
Fine Steel Belt Clasps. Fancg Steel ana Jet Orna-
ments in great variety, 1T
FRANKLIN ErCuIEON'S,
No IL Market Space, hetw. 9Th ana 9Th sts.
P.s-New Headdresses, Dress Caps, &C.
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i1-.i- 20 n ~ 1GELI.
Chem cal Examiner, u. S. Patent Office
STATE AssArER,s OFFICE, 81 Somerset St.

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somerset ST.
BOSTON, Oct. % 1858. {
i hereby .cerify tina, l have this day made
chemi cal anal ysis of n sample of Catawha Brar.iy
brought to me By e. Smmonds, Esq, and that /
have found no adn lterating ingrcd lent improper
su6tsnces IN It. 1t Is pure brandy spirit. with The
usual colGring and sacrhar1na matters belonging t.
brandy. i would recommend il TOR medical uses
CHAS. L. JACKSON. NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
D. X CLARK corner Al and Penn. ave i, sole
Agent for this District mar Is cod 2rn
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ErREAD THE CERTiElCa TEs,r,

WasHiSGroS, .. c., Nov. II, 1889
ID k. LARK. Esq, Sir: 1 have made chemical
of the manu- lacture o: s n Pike & Co. Cincin
natl snd find it to be pure wine brandy free from
airy adulterations a6miIture OF in gradients det-
rimental to health-not Il fictitious liquor made of
spirits and flaming essences, and it is we'll
adapted from its purity and quality. to take the
place of Fresch Cognac
THOMAS ANTISELL
:ca Eya nirllr pntnn flHi
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VARIETIES! VARIE TIES!
NATIONAL ANU SEMENT INSTITUTION,

VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
Fronting on Penn, ave., and Ninth street.
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER
Our National Ensign pure and simpl its voice is
stitutiSn and the Laws, and
Long may it wave
Grand Introductory National Overture, combin-
ing our National torA anthems IT. ems performed by the
A PRoGkAhME TR Of dT3rk dETA3prkkAoRDisARy AT
Bringing into requisition ali of our great oom-
Mile. Brignoli Ada Laurent, Dick Watkins. J.
johnson, Helena, Smith, Mile Lizetta. Mile
9eraldinr, Bob Hall Frank, Frank ke,ns. Japss Pilgrim,
florence @ Miss whiting the Circle Of Beauty, s
Cluster of Grace, and the combination of female
loGfipssDb GkHsD al MRpfiNEE WEDNESDAY AFTER
NoGN, April $ and every WEDNESDAY AFTER,
cents.
siaNok *ATkiSs5R;r 5irz. AND HIS LEARNED
Shortly appear for one night only.
WILLARD HALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ap,,llst
First Appearance in America of
MISS CLARA SIDNAL
The Celebrated Female Reader and Orator.
WEDNESDAY," POETs!,
FRIDAY"
TICKETS ........---- FIFTY CENTS
For sale at Hotels and Bookstores. mar 25-5t*
ODDFE PILLOWS HALL!
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY,
At the request of many prominent citizens and
KAyANAGH. saeIccnfsTIHi acGfpTHi@xITE %ssTTi and DERRY
MICHAEL P HELAN.
B111!i1K5.65,S +. +. 5,sf ~ : sSsH.1ffGI7IoN if s.1fd
MONDAY al and sas TUESDAY, rtIss ntl' EVENINGS, ~
And on TUESDAY Al, AFTERNOON, sS, March slst, at
Forthe Accom- mediation of Ladies and Fami!iss
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
Rooms, Restaurants and at the door
Doors open at 7; playing to commence at 7a
oc ock. mar 2i lwF
A PROCLA MATION!
A PROCLAMATION
DAYTON'S CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS,
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MIC CRACKERS,
ARE SOLD BY
0RME Il SON, KING Il BURCHELL, GASS &
galley, GULICK, HOOVER, WHITE &
JOYCE, NJ GREEN, b. FENNER.
mar 2l-im.
MACHINE SEWING
a LII Kind of Machine Stitching, EN- broidering,
Dress Making, &C., promptly executed at 4 10
Ninth street between II and I. Family sewing
attended to ut abort notice Ladies wishing ts
learn on Grover Il Baker mschin. taught in
few lessons.
Also, Rooms to rent. mar 232w*
DIARY,
yloM MARoH 1, 1861, 70 Nov1NBl1 u, 1854.
ADAM GUR0WHKI.
HEILPRIN'6 Bookstore,
AeH-N 2A4 Pa. ayenue.
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S. n. PIX E.S
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

oIi1O CATAW BA BRA INDY.
This BRANDY has been manufactured for save.
raj years from the PURE JUICE of the
CATAWBA GRAPEi
Thus aforiing additional evidence of the pro.
gress OF American Enterprise and Industry and
of our ability to produce articles at home equal to
those made of any other nation.
TIE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but exces the bert imported Bran
dies in purity and flavor. tits in fact, the Best
rated by the certificates of most distinguished
anaiytica Chemists
The want OF Prre Brandy has long been felt in
this country and the Introduction of r:icle of
such quality 90 to supersede the SAFE and use of
there vile compounds. hitherto sold under the
name of Brandy. can only be regarded as great
public good. The Catawha Brandy, possesses all
the qualities csaimed for the best imported Liquors,
and is Of perfect purity and superior flavor and q
sovereign and sure remedy for
DfaPEPSIA,, FLATULENGY, CRAMP,
GENERAL DEBILITY, CHOLERA
MORSL dr. 6r.
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sHouTspF LAUGHTER
AND STORMS OF APPLAUSE,
Second night Of the beautiful Coincidence
MRS JOHN WOOD,
THE QUEEN OF COMEDY AND SONG.
JENNY LIND AND LOAN OFALOVER.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 81, 1853.
JENNY LIND.
Jenny LeatherluDss ............ Mrs John Wood
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Gertru 'e...-.- -......--...---. Mrs. John Wood
In sstive preparation-"The Pride of the Mar
ket," Mischief Making = and pet of the Petit
coats " in al of which Mrs John Wood is acknowl
tdgrd unapprna. hahla
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATuHEs.l
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THE REBEL PLAN OF CAMPAIGN IN
THE WEST.

Possibility OF their Attempting Flank At
tack upon Ro>ecranS-Lonsstre to Man
age the impending Rebel Invasion OF
Ey
Evening star., 1863-03-31

~ EW SpRI n q DRY OUDSl
Y 2n pieces new spring Calico
81 pieces Lawns. $50 pieces Bleached Cotton
% pieces Bril8nts and Ginghama
% pieces Mohair Plaids, lo pieces Black Silk
Table Linen, Russia Diapers Napkins
Sheeting
Flsnnes Ladies Cloaking Cloths
Colored Al pacas, Plaid Poplins, Mouselns
New Style Square and Long Shawls for spring
Mourning Goods Of every description
50 dozen Hoped Skirts
I5G dozen Ladies tents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Handkerctiefs, Gloves, Gauntlets, Jouvin's Kid
Giavcs
CaHbric Swiss Thread and Valencences Edgings
and Inserto
Is dozen Parasols, Sun Shades, ana Sun Umbrellas,
&c.
All of which we offer at very small advance.
smar23 nj. TAYLOR& co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willardb Hotel
THIS EVENING,
First and only time of
WERNER!
LAST 1T BUT THREE
of the Uneeualed COMBINATION OF GREAT
TRAGIC ARTISTESl
M. Grover las the honor to announce for this
evening the presentation of Lord Byron's Roman
tic ana Thrilling Tragedy.
WERNE
Now only performed in America BY j. ". Wal
lack, Jr.
Werner .....................J j. W. Wallack, Jr.
Uric. ......-.-..............E. l.. Davenport
Gaber ............ Charles Barron
Josephine. Emily Mestayer
loa. Ada Parker
~ Admission 81, 25. and rs cents Seats fer any
OF the concluding nights may be secured two days
in advance.
Friday. closing night of the engagement
Evening star., 1863-03-31

MACHINE SEWING.
a LII Kinds of Machine Stitching, Embroidering,
Dress Making, &c., promptly executed at 40
Ninth street, between n and I. Family sewing
attended to at short notice Ladies wishing ts
learn on Grover Il Baker nschins S, taught in 3
few lessons.
Also Rooms to rent mar 23-2w*
Evening star., 1863-03-31

WALTER PATTON Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YORK,
Saturday. .... pril 4. Saturday ..... April 25.
1ussdsy May 10. Tuesday. ! June J,y ..
First Cabin, from sg5 to SIS
modation of the State Rooms; ali having the same
privileges in the Saloons in regard TO meals aud
attendance. Suits of partments for families may
be engaged by special agreement.
Excursion Tickets out and hack. IN the lst Cabin
only fare and half,
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under twelve years o. age half are. Infants free.
SECOND CABIN-State ReOm berths, meals
: furnished at separate tables $40
THirD DCABIE,-Intermediate State Rooms. pas
sengers found with beds, bedding, table utsn
sils, and good substantial food. ............S5 $50
STEERaGE, with superior accommodate. $50
All fares pay able in Gold or its equivalent in y.
s. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
:, For freight and passage apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY at the Office % BROADWAY.
Ii 2ttje9 HOWLANp& * ASPIS WALL, Agents.
THIS is TO NOTIFY Suffers or THE
L army that am prepared to furnish at all tim es
and at short notices all kinds Of WAGONS kc., ap-
pertaining to suffers CHARLES SLACK,
Corner OF John and Cathedral sts.,
mar H-6n" Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1863-03-31

ID NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
DY PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER
NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR
PIANO fORTE AND SINGING.
Prof Woio sski continues his Singing and Piano
Glasses and opeus q course for Piano and Sing
ing which will be the last.
BE- Prof Wolowski' 8 new method, person hav-
ing only sill ght knowledge of music will be enabled
in q very short time to read music with great facl
ity and execute operatic well as classical music
with perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way of yocaization
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
ice with facility, accuracy and fine quality OF tone
Prof Wolowski re ceives visitors daily from to
O'Clock p m, a, his residence, No. 451 10th street,
between aud r. mar S I'm
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WASHINGTON THEATRE

CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS
MANAGERS. .MEssRs MAEpER l. GossoE
STkGE MAEAGER-..-...----.F g. MAKDEH
TEEAsURER---------.. GEO. W FARREH
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are essentially u-ceasary, and there is no
higher duty than tha, which requires
each to render 10 Ill what is cue to their
station. He who sows the seeds Of dis.
son,en, aud dis'rnst prepares for the hsr
yes, ot slaughter and defeat. To zeal
yod have added gSlIan,ry, to gaIIsntry
energy, to sns'gy for'itnde. Crown these
With harmony, due .uborIina,ion. and
cheerful suppor, of lawful authority, that
the messuTe VI your duty may te full
fervsntly hope that the ferocious war 50
unJrstIy waD-d against our couutry may
s""p be ended that with the blessing Of
peace you may he restored to your homes
and The useful pursuits, And pray that
our Heavenly Father may cover YOU with
the shield Of HIS protection in ,hs hours
OF battle, aud end"w YOU with the virtues
"hch will close your trials in victory
compete.
(Sgned) JEFFERS' n DAVIS
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From Vlrginia.

GoRoossvILLx, October ls--Ths enc.
my were driven to their fortiae.tiors st
Ce"trevills and Nsaassas, 10 which they
have been fleeing the ls,t ssvsral d,y,.
pursued by our army. The, have des
troyed along the line Of their fight all
e"mmssary stores aud all other rn.,eriais
shich they could no, carry away. The
sighting has been with smsl!er bodies, 40
our forces -ou! come up With them
The battle Of Bristol, reported yesterday,
WAS an engagement bs,~seu pa:a Of the
two s,rnies. 1t n reported that but for
some desertsrs going over to the enemy
aud giving information that ou, forces
here had commenced moving. We should
have aciiezsd = more subs.sntial suc
cess.
The report brought hsrs BY passenger
on the Central Railroad, on Saturday, pf
\ battle n, ASuxss~s, proved to Be An OF
agS.ra,ion "f .bs 6gk, in which Cooks
aud KirkIand's Lrigsdss were engaged.
Tie report Vas snnouaeso ia toe House Of
Delegates, ON Saturday. BY . member,
and vas supposed to be confirmed BY An
official telegram from GordoDsvil:e, bst
until tonight neither confirmation nor =
de.sile report had been received; eeuss.
qurn,Iy the anxiety in this COMMUNITY,
yesrerdsy and to d.y. us,il they s.c.r.
tanned the truth Of the reposs, sad learned
somsthing Of the stus,ion Of Nsrtsrn
Firginia, HI" hssn intense. Pr.ss os
spatches from GCrsonssille to night give
the la,sst and most ,sist,s news from
,ha, quarter.
GoRpoSsvlLLr, o.; ober 70 All quiet
in front. 1t" reported ,hs, the l",s 10
line tight t Bris,nI Oh Wednesdar, in
Cooks Brigade. in Killed anil wounded,
~ss 500, and Krk'snd's Ga. Th. killed
in both brigadss numb.r about 200. The
snsm!'s loss is ND kno.n.
RIcRxexp. October ls-Siue. IT,.
"t."peds Of A.Ade's s'my TO Csr,r..iIl.
and the abandonment Of the pn,svi, hy
Cen. Lee, sdairs in Northern Virginia
have suddenly los, all interest. One 70
sult Of tho advance L, Msnassas 10 y con
siderable addition 10 our stock uf rai,so al
iron.
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An Qle Maids SolilsQuy.

We'll. here Am in the chimney corner
dsrning stockings! Pleasant occupation
Tor my birthday. truIyi Twenty ains
years ago sincs came into the WORLD
Bat il won't do to 10, that b kuo~n; I
told Ai's Snap to day that l w.s twenty.
:hsAs--t didn't tell her bow much older
| w"i-she said INDEED ! 10 . very en-.
Pha,ie tons, ~ IL shs didn't believe it {;
and then the wretch had the imrudsncs
10 tell me that had six months ,hs ad.
vantage of her. Sbss thirty IL shsi .
day; is strange bow como people will
lie! Hrd los. all ny iron, teeth aud
-" obliged to ~es' false eurIs. l wouId't
Try {" pass myself Of for twenty t~o.
| Iwond.r ~hsther ! was al~ays cut
out for su old msidi NJ ! but Id rather
be an old maid teu times over than marry
soms folk. There's Sally snspi LIVER.
iIy believe she'd give W all shsuce Of a
Sea, in the kinydom OF Heaven. IL she
cosld get All Off. from John Smith. the
wood sa~ysr. aud 10 glad Of the chsncel
Ifs strange whs. soms people would
DO for the cake Of = husband | for nv
Psrt I ~oulin's ,sks John Smith IL he'd
GO down on hM knsss before me, aud
threaten to shoot bimsslf il I didu'I
Hsigh hoi it, rather di.maI .i,.inc
here alone in the evening. With nothing
but cat TO keep you company. To b.
sure it's letter than to have vouY life
worried cut Of you by parcel Of children.
with brute Of . husband, that will storm
like house "6re, u . button happens 10
como OF his shirt aud you don't sew il
on directly. Heaven preserve me from
su,h ixt.!
Hark, there. the bell! Goodness ora
c'ous! |! 1t i.n't John Smith himself. and
I've got my morning dress on, and my
hair isn't co,nbsd. I wonder shs, he
~snmi Wh., il hs has como To- make
me ~ oftsr! think on the whole Il he
should, tia, | would take compassion on
h'm--j"st to sPi's Mis-. Sn.p. that. ali.
Won d"'t che feel like tcarjSg my eyes
out
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HOUSES AND LOIS
For Rent.

T OFFER TO RENT for the ensuing
l. year ihrco eligible Lots. situate 10 the
Village Of fI.anea,tcr--No. l. 2 and 3.
Lot No. 2 10 n vacant Lot, frontiog az,
Dunlap and French Str~et., and contains
about one aero If ground.
lot No. }, JOINS No. ], and fronts on
Fs~och STREET ], contsins n very hand.
some n-~ dwelling, one and half stsriss
high, with Six neatly finished Rooms. o.
the premise. 10 = good Kitchen. Htsb;ss.
and ali other necessary eonvrniencss. II 10
altogether one Of tho most desirable places
in the vi,lngr OF Lancaster.
L., Ne ;. ,in. Lot No. =, aud hou,s On
Church aud French Street. II contains .
sn,alI. but comfortable dwelling, all n~ces.
saSv outbuiIdings. aud good work shop.
P.'.on- desiring to rsnt either. or all Of
the above desreribsi Les would do we'll to
make early application.
JAMES N. INGRAM.
Oct. 81. 1873, 37tf
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LANCASTER H. SOUTH WEDNESDAY

A VIEoIHIA MoTHER.-A mother, DO
resved OF three sons, all that she had,
aad al Of whom had fallen in the war
spplisd ., tho Paymss.er's Office. the 9th.
o. day. to Seesivs their arrears Of pay
A cass Of 90 unusual xf1iction and
bereavement naturally excited the feel
ings Of ths, excellent and humane gentle
man and ontiring friend Of the soldier
N ,jos John Amb!s.. to whom she ap
Plied, and 10 expressed to her hi, sym
Psthy at her loss. With nobility ol
soul which no mstron either Of Rome OF
OF Revolutionary America ever surpassed,
she at once dried her tears, and said
vith spiri,. that the chief grief Of he,
heart wss that shs bad no moro sons to
6ght for their countryi Oh, it a such
mothers ~ these that have sent such be
soss to tho field | God bless her 10 bsr
bereavement, and lot her live long to en-
joy that Independence. to secure which
her scus have been nar,yred.-R'ehrsend
.Ssntinef.