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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
ABSENT FROM THE ARMY The late

ABSENT FROM THE ARMY The late
.aall -for--tl lrae. hundred thousand more
ruen TO sup. ply the places Of those whose
terms of Sc rvice are about to expire, is no
doubt just fled by the necessities of the
Gnvernmen t. But if one were to form
his sjudgen eut on the Subject from the
large numb ertof officers and privates who
are sbsent rom the army on furloughs, it
wou Id not be unreasonable to conclude
that the co, lntry has more soldiers than it
can useful employ. This city seems to
be full of Ulcers and privates who appar,
emily have hosothef business here than to
promenade the street and lounge in hotels
and bar re- oms.--Philddelphta Ledger.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
.! NOTICE.

ME Executive Boara' Of School Com
Il smissoners for Han' ord Comfy, will
meet at their Office in Be-! Air, on MON
DAY 18th December ins t., a, 10 o'clock
A. M, to settle the accoun is of'Tsachers.
for the session ending gath Deember,
1868. Teachers from the st 2nd and Sd
districts will attend on Monday and those
from the 4.h 9Th and 9th dis trict will at
tend on Tuesday Goth.
"a 4> BY order of the Board
2 .. JOHN r, SPICER Secretary
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
A. W. BATEMAN, Editor.
BEL AIR, M D.,
Friday, December IS, 1863.

I63-The " Southern Egis'' has q more extended cir
cuation among the intelligent farmers and business
Of Hartford, than any other paper In the county. No
Lock Hospital'' other obscene ''Loery' adver
tisements will appear In columns at any price
large number OF subscribers pay for their paper in I'D
vance, and consequently Just the ciss advertisers dc
sire reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
9 directed 10 the above facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
OTECE

THE Commissl oners Of Hartford County.
will meet at their office in Bel Air, on
TUESDAY, the 's2d instant. Persons
elected to serve as, Constables had better
attend and bond on The day, as the thirty
days will expire on Il he 2sth inst.
decl1, JOHN T, sFEER, Clerk .
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real OF the author, or aiten
ton will he paid them The real name OF the author
will not he published unless desired, but
consent TO insert communications unless we know the
writer
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
FlFFl - T.I
ID L JET D

On the 5tl instant in Havre-de-Grace. Isabel
c.. dau ghter of DR.. John and Rebecca N. Evans,
aged years 10 months and / week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
The TRUE CONDITION OF AMER
lCAk LOYALTY.
The GREAT MISSION OF
THE DEMOCRACY.
The Securities Of Property and
Liberty go Together.

Address of Judge Geo. T. Curtis, late Of
the Supreme Court ofthe United States,
Before the Democratic Union Associa-
tiOn Of New York City.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
CHANGE OF TIME.
SCIOTO and HOOKING VALLEY
RAlLRO d.
EMM
ARRANGE

0Nsnd after Monday, Aprill6th, 1851, trinsa
" will runs as follows:
Come sNoRTH--MailTrain leaves Portsmouth
st TOO A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at l0:l5 P.
making closeconnection with through trains, to
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ALL pointi
East aud West. Accommodation Train leave
Portsmouth at $50 ? N; arrives at Hamden at 8
a0PM.
Come souTH-. Accommodation Train leav
Hsmdsn at G:ls . y;arrives ct Portsmouth
1880 a. n. Mall Train leaves Hamden at q;
sHi arrives at Portsmouth, alta ;ooP. y, :.
through Tickets for Marietta, ,Ohiliicoth
. O,neinnsti "a and Columbus ,can be procuieo ssfth
dHsstoHssss sstrsduced rates. =,
- J. W. WEBB, Receiver
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From California

SAN FRASCIsco, March a-Ths steamer
OREGON has arrived, with MaEstlan dates OF
NE %th Oh February, bringing seventy paseen- =
srrs, and eighty-four thousand dollars In
treasure.
he commander OF a Frepc war vessel bad
informed the Americans At La Paz, In private
conversation, that the French feet had no in ten
ticn Of interrupting the commerce Of the Mexi-
can Pacific ports.
A email party of California eecessionist., in
cluding J Judee Terry, (of Broderick duel memo
ry,l left Mazatlan for Texas on the 25th Of Feb.
FAN FRAEcIeoS, March 9.-Arri we'd ship Os-
borne Howss from Msnzsnillo.
Arrangements are being made for the passage
of cavalry battalion, which is raising here to
join rome Massachusetts, regiments, by the
stsner Constitution, which sails on the 2lst
Details of news from the North western Statee
OF Mexico represent everything unusually
prosperous.
The rage for mining enterprises is increasing.
Cotton is being extensively cultivated in Sine
Ola The quality is represented as being supe-
rioT.
Plant. rs are confident of realizing many hun
drp6s Fer cent. profit
Enterprlslng Americans were urging prop-
osltlons upon the authorities for light Maes-
lin with gas, and supplying wafer from lake
nine Leagues distant.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOwE.
Correspondence Evening Star.l

1kokGETONN, IL. ", march y, 1eoJ-
The Rev. Bishop Simpson delivered an ex-
cell,nt sermon yesterday at the Dunbartoa
street hurch, from the text, .For Whatsoever
is born of God overcomeih IA the world; and this
l. tho victory that oyereometh the world, even
our faith President Lincoln, accompanied "A
by The Secretary Of War, was present, and
much affected by the sermon, being moved TO
tals.
Ssbbath School last week will be repeated mex &
Thursday ming, 18th inst, commencing az
~ o clock. Their first effort was entirely euc-
cessful, SO much SO that all, L believe, who
were present are in favor Of its being repeated.
With some extra pieces, this will be q grand
affair.
At an early hour this morning, an Irish
woman, by the name OF Bridget Caray, was
found in the canal dead, having fallen In, 10 10
supposed, while intoxicated, over night. She
leaves very young child.
A fire broke out last night, about 10 O'Clock
in the Billiard saloon attached 20 the residence
OF Anthony Rodier, Esq, and burned the roof
entirely OF; but through the energy OF the ets,-
zens, firemen and police, the main building was
saved.
Public Schools last week, Mrs. ID. !. Eamoa-
tton was elected teacher of the senior female
public school, and Mrs. n. j. Wood was pro-
noted TO the position resigned by Mr.. Emily
Farquhar.
The canal is now open, and several cargoes
departed: Barge Anna Maria, Mon Nullin, llighi
barge Chas: w. Harper. Wyatt, sundriet, 10
Edwards Ferry.
The arriy ais by river since my la.t ar~c -
Schr. NJ. Morgan, Bodell, New York, aseorf q
cargo, 10 p. Berry; echr. &. J. Haven, NsS
York, oranges and lemons, 10 A. Ii. Stewart
De parted sehr. c. L. Pendleton, New Hav@n,
(light.) CUBA-
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DROP OsALs FOR WeoD.

btdd2ndrtes, DsfesSsS Of WaSkiaEton, I
Cvtce Of CAtJ Qxdrfeyua,teT, Jan. -. 1853.
PROPOSALS. are invited for furnishing Wood to
Sne troops in and around the Ports hereinafter
specified, from parties unin9 wood wood lands
Ia the vicinity of the same, viz: Forts Alexander
Ripley, franklin, Mansfield, Psnnsy vania, Battery
Iensl!Eown, Forts kearney, De Russey Msssa-
seuse'ts, EIocum, Totten, Slemm"r, Bunker Hin,
saratogs, Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont
martin Scott and Cameron, on tn, north side Of
the Potomac,
Proposals to be made in ths following manner,
10 wit
First. For wood stanair z, (,riee per cord
secOnd For wood felled by U q. Engineers or
otherwise, (price per cort.J
Third. For wood sui and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the locnltty, kt.d, guam
fSsy and q&di.fy of the wood.
Proposals will be received under this advertise
ment For the amount of wood required mp to June
!, 1853.
Zach bidder No must attach his fun name and Post
OFF &C address to his bid and the Of all par
ties int. rested in the proposal must pear in the
bid.
An OATH Of aH,siAnes to IAs Gorerr0ex. Of tIs
United Stqtes niKSt acco,fSdHy each ttd
tracts or purchases made - the wood may be re-
The right is reserved TO accept all any part OF
Any bid.
Propossls should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood, )" and addressed to
ELIAS NJ. 6REENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Gu ar rter master
taS-u Defenses OF Waship ston.
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Headquar.e-s, Dspartr,snt Of Wa,htngton, }
Ogsfe Of Cht,J Qnart'rmasteT, ;
February 10, IbHS !
PROPOSALS are invited for furnish ing Wood to
tie troops in and around the Forts Hereinafter
spsclned frt % parties owning wood wood Ian tB
In the vicinity of the same, viz Forts Ethan Al
len, Bennett, Dekalb, COrcOrsn, Higserty Woed-
bury. Cass. Tilbnghast, and Marcy, the south
side OF tie Potomac, near Chain Bridge.
Proposals. to be made in the following manner,
to wit:
First Por wood star ding, price per cordD
Second. For wood felled py q. 8. Engineers or
otherwise, price per cord
Third. For wood cut and corded on the ground
Propo'as must specify the locality, kind, qxanti-
tv, and qualify of the wood.
Proposa 9 Will be received under this advertise
mept or the amount Of wood required.
Proposals will be received al any time US 10
June 1st, 1863.
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
Once ADDRESS to his bid and tie names of all the
parties Interested in the proposal must appear in
the bid
~ oath Of aLsxiante to the Gournmest Of the
Ontted states n7Sst dc, O-rpsny s1ch bid.
Bids will be opened from time to time, and CON
tracts g purchases n Ade as the wood may be re-
suired.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
ProPessls ,houid be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood and addressed to
ELIAS 81 GREENE.
Lieut. Colonel Chief Quar- terrnaAter
fe IL I'm Department of WASHINGTON.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
L CHAIR4

QUARTERxAsrER GEHERAL's OFFICE.
WosRington. February "A, 1885.
PRoPos ALs will be received ct this Department
until j O'Clock NJ, the bth day of May next for
furn,hing the following articles for the Of the
euarternaster Generals De tment viz:
CARPE1ING.
seven hundred t7Sl yards, more e- less, Of In
grain CarpetnP Of the best quality. sam pies Of
which must accompany the offer. The price per
square yard to include making binding. and httin z
to each room. and putting down the com pie 70
in the best manner. Measurement to bs made en-
the hoor. and PSF ment made for quantities III 4 3
ascertainsd. he rooms to be carpeted can be seen
BY calling At this Office.
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty l2j) Oak Chairs cane
seat SAMPLE of WI ich be at this off ce,
The " hole to be completed within two weeks from
the time of signing the Agreement The price for
e,eh chair to include the delivery Of the same at
This flee
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- large frame house tipped over I'm Port
land recently in consequence OF workmen un-
dermining one side and putting jack screws
under the other To- lIft it, 1t fell over upon .
house in which thirty little boys were playing,
hut fortunately they escaped without injury.
81 Itis thought that millions Of dollars -
geld are yearly brought from San Francisco "A
New YORK, OF which the public have no sc
count, by false invoices being given by the
clippers, stating an amount much lees than ~
actually shippes.
~ Adviees from Turin snRounce the mar.
riage cf III. Ratazli, LATELY he ad Of the Iialian
Ministry, and he Countess de Solms, zee Bo-
napSrte-Wyse. After the CEREMONY the new.
ly. arried pair left for the Lake Of Como.
- The penalty for selling poor butter I'm
TbIlaCelpbla H. ConfscafiOn-half 10 20 70 NE
sl,Ik, The other half 10 the poor. The esrh
acting under tbe suppoeiuon that his wife 10
poor, gives the laJG'r half TO her.
~ The whole OF New England 10 now being
soap, 4 10 get up ODe regime ut Of colored sol-
d.ers Thu farGov. Andrew, OF Massash usetts,
hat euc,ceded in nllstiDg about three hundred
81 The captain Of Newport, Eng sieameB
recently picked mp an abandoned Fact India
nan at q, Towea her into port and sold h~8
cargo OF i,akN % q ana rice for fN,o0A
- The Tribune considers it remarkable has
the Iail Il eleven per cent. In one day en gold
old not depress stoIks ell average Of one psr
cent
|" Three members Of The P1tnosre oar nave
teen stricken from the Iist OF practising sttor-
neSs because they neglected 10 tase out nesnseo
ss rec aired by the internal revenue hw,
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ORPHANS COUNT -DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
~ Fashrn TON County, To-wit: In the of Geo
A Lane. executor oi sophie heed, deceased, the
executor aforesaid has witt the APPRECIATION If the
Orphans Court of Washington county Aforesaid,
Apo nted sATURD the i+th day of March next,
Tor the hnal settlement and tion of the per-
soBa estate of said teceassd of the assets hand
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money, WI en- and wnere all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased notified to attend at the
Orphans Court of Washingto county aforesaidl
othe rwse by law be excluded from all benefit in
said d. Ceased estate provided copy of this order
be pub ed once a week for three weeks in the
Evening star previous to the said 18th day of March
A. ID. 1863. Test C. RObRINS
fe I6-lawSw' Register Of Wills
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The Recent Revers. in T.pn.....

NASHVILLE, March 6.-The rebels buried 65
Federal dead yesterday who We're killed in the
recent engagement, and released $50 wounded
Rebel surgeons, who met our nag OF truce
admit a loss of upwards Of 100 killed on their
iide.
Two regiments OF Indians were engaged in
the battle under Van dorm. Fifty three r..bel
prisoners were brought into Franklin on Sun.
cay night, who were captured at Unionville
All their camp equipaep, wagons, &c, were
destroyed. Col. Coburn is II prisoner in the
hands of the enemy.
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NAhTEkBURY HALL,
L CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV EEAR SIXrH SrRlE9.
THE MOST POPULAR AND THE BEST CON
BUCTED MUeIC HALL IN AMERICA

yUCTED hUsIC HALL IN AMERICA
TIE AUTOCRAT TROUPE OF THE WORLD
INA NEW BILL!
BEAUTIFUL DANsLUsE
,, ,oEIEHnAEEiS" = $ Coy EesEsEss.
Siss SIss EEssffSH EEssffSE BE bE EsfSsf EsfSsf
rRts Bts1 hiLLs lii ss Of Thn sh%sos as f the
including ne ~ EePssiiSG PSE,rSs Prs9s53 5F VAR
This piec is repete wish Startling Incidents
Comba =, &c ending with beautiful Auegoricsl
iHE KEwAED OF TIE BRAVE!
MONS. sZOLLOSYS
Beautjfui Ballet entitled
f>LAl t us 1HE ffinFer. Falkf VF sd IhF SEAS
MISS KATE Pr NNOYER
THE GREAT c6Ukr 1Uf OF BEAUTY
will appear in this Ballet.
Miss JULIA MCRIIMER, the Queen of the Ameri-
THE ARAB LAY
the most beaut ful Act ever performed.
TO NIGHT,
JEEMEs, The POET, FIGHTS NIT sIGELI
THE 1TAGE DklvKR-AN ALAt MING sACRI-
FICEi
AWKWARD DILEMMA
ReSiGs al Immense =, H. in which
h w Egan Willis Arms, rong
Jimmy Clark, Johnny Clarke.
will appear.
NEW DANCES BY
Miss Lille BraL don, Miss Jennie Allen.
Miss Josephine Florence, Miss Lott Clifford,
Miss hate Harrison. Miss Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
COrs Early, n you tctSa Seats
Doors open at 7 o CLOCK .. rformRnce ats
ACniseion Is cents; Orchestra, ~ ce ats; Private
Boxes thoidiLg SKI SIS.
GRAND aiAT WEE
ShTC RDAf ArTERNUON. at Z o'alock.
For LADIES AID CHILDREN.
Doors open o'clock. Admssion-lsdies, ~ cts !;
chilCren, 10 cts.
Have you seen the
600 ADVERTISING COiCde
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~ The in yitauons To the Prince of Wales :
Wedding, it is lntimated, will be very few and
select. The Countess of Derby, az wife OF s
Knight OF the Garter, has been early bdden TO
the Cer' mony. The Roy al Family have recent
ly abandoned the very deep mourning they
have worn since he d, ath of the Prince Con-
cert, for grey, trimmed with black, though The
Qusenr domestic household silI T.maiD in
deep mourning.
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HunicipaI Elections In Maine

ACGUsTA. March O. William ]. johnson,
Republics an. was to-day elected Mayor OF this
city.
BIDDKORD, March a.-J. Q. Adams, Demo-
crat, elected Mayor.
LEwIsTOwN, March 9.-J. b. Ham, RepubIi-
can, elected Mayor.
BELFAST, March a.-Albert u. Jewett, the
Union candidate, was elected Mayor of this
city, to-day.
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81 900 ADVERTISING COACH?

NHTlLLAh Ds HALL-The Fashionable Dunctng
w Acodtny- Mr.. GOOBALL respectfully in
forms MASTERS aid misses drsirous of learning all
the fashionable dsnces-insluding the new Royal
Horse uara s Quad rifle, now 80 opopulsrthst the
can commence their lessons 81 once. TRs pJ pills
entitled to admission to the grand Floral May Ball
Lessons every Ssturday att-rno on t O'Clock, for
masters and mitses, at Willard.' Hall. PrivNte
Lessons daily at my residence, Ilth and sta
fe l9-1Mf
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES !
FROM vICKSBURG.
I'm portn mt Movements Psudrue

PHILADELPHIA, March "a special dis
patch from Cincinnati says the news is more
cheerful from Yicksburg. A special dispatch
TO The Commercial rtports the health OF the
movements are pending. One gunbost ha.
rome mp fayoo Pass, and has nearly reached
fazoO City. The canal at Lake Providence ia
now rssdy for use.
Adyic~s from below Cairo cay that trans
ports with rebel troops are expected TO come
out OF White river 70 offer battle
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The Gunboat Chickopec Detained at New
port. X l.. BY Head Winds

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 9.-The strane
Alert, from Boston, for New York, with IN.
new side. wheel gunboat Chickopee in tow ,pn
into Newport this afternoon, on account o
head winds.
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AEeUsfus JoHEsoI L CO.,
80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
B,Yvssr erl 1osI e1s.,
rOoABs' BUILDINGJ
zsrsL IIEPERs
GRocrRs,
REsnURANfs.
Suffers.
AID THE TRADE IN GENERAL,
=, I.spsss tAsir UnsurpAsssd s,osi Of
CHAMPAGNES,
CLAREIs AND HOOK WINES,
LIQUORS, In Bulk aud Glass,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
81 lv,.r DlsoRIPfIoS.
We lave se.,,aany en- hand all the well known
Brands Of
CIIAN NJ + A G N ES:
hOET L oHANDoN,
PIPER HEIDsICK,
HBIDsICK Co,
e.H. HUHM 4 CO.,
DB ST. kARCEAUx CO.,
GREEN SEAL,
RIDLA
CARTE MORE.
which We offer
At VIEW YORK PRICES
freight added
AUG. JOHNSON & CO.
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EAST BALTIMORE ECoSEKRKscE.-Yesterds erdsy ".
this Conference, sitting at York, Ia, report. 4
sl,50U as the amount appropriated for domes TO
missions withIn the Conference bounds.
W. Harden, p. f., representa- d The Fred rick
district Some parts of the work he found IN .
prosperous state, others affected by the even -
of he day; the interests Of the Church greauy
snected by the battles Of South Mountain ana
Antietam, fought within the bounds Of tsAt dss
trIct. Reporteo,- however, the conversion VI
six or seven hundred souls, and al increase ~
the conference and missionary collections He
intercourse with the preachers and people hs
been OF the most pleasant and gratifying char
acter.
were then held.
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IsAAC HEK2 BERG

IsAAC HEK2BkR8
hICETsED PAyNBROKER, at The Old Stand,
Established ls52.-alpys0 to be loaned, on IN
gold and silver watches jewelry, guns, pis-
tols, silver ware and wearing apparel.
hemem her. the place is 351 O street, In rear Of
National Hotel between ~ and eth sta.
An tansac actions strictly confidential tA u an
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Sailing OF a Fleet Of Gunboats and Iron

NEW YORK, March 9.-The iron -clads Nan
tucket and keokuk, and the gunboats Florida,
+. b. Hale, and Western World sailed TO- day
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- Henry johnson, a citizen OF Brookville,
Ind, was recently murdered by his own sou.
The family were sitting III the supper table,
" hen the father and son began to dispute about
some matters. The son became greatly ercited,
and leaving the table, rushed mp stairs, got HIS
revolver, returned, and deliberately shst b .
father dead upon the spot.
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FEMALE COLLEGE, ponnr.rowv ,

BORDENTOWN. NJ J.
This Institute is pleasantly locetei on the Della
ware River 81 miles north 81 PHILADELPHIA 1t has
been In successful Operati on for more ian ten
years, and IL one 'f II ost fourishing institu.
h3Es OF learning in the country
.s9 tclai attention is paid to the Common and
nleheE branches Of English, snd superior .d van
prswipG. Painting French aid Latin are tau ght
P.Isnns Coming from the South can laava Wal
tut street wharf Philada., At 3 q. III. and 2 L. AZ
and p m Fer catalogues address
Rsv. lin II. BRAKELEY. A. NJ
President
References In " Arlington Hon. J Ten Eyke,
fPra'e; Hon n. l. stratton, House II Re nresen'
tstivss; Jpo. p, Polk, state Department; J,s l..
Cox. Treasury D. psrtmeIt; w Ii. Van NOrthwick
Dtr.1'ment of'h. Interior; 8. J. Groot, NJ. ID.
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vi AssEY COLLINS & cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HI ALE AND PORTER.

am now receiving Lar Sc Quantities OF DRAU6HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which l Am prepared to furnish short notice g.
AL persons who will favor me with their orders
eatisfacHon uArantied.
Orders given to my drivers win be promptly a.
sended 70.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washington s1d
dsor town, free of charge.
re-ms - CASA cn delivery.
RILEY A. SHINN, Agent
Unios Bottltxs Depot, 81 Green St,
no ST Georgetown. D. O.
S G L l. BITTERs ARE THE PEOPLES
- FRIEND.
inform all whom il may concern, IN at bou sht
of Mr. CsspaTy the receipts this very fne Bittsrs,
which can be had only at A. PAULYS Wine and
Ilaonr store, $40 r at, Island. NH 6Iw"
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
~ 4S2 SEVENTH STR FET.
fApiRHANGISHdssbE IsSHdssbE L1NEHss EHissDo" SHADES
PICTURE AND SHADE CORDS,
TASsELS, &C,
BERLIN, COCOA AND VELVET
DOOR MATs AND RUGS
VELVET ANH BRUSSELS FOUT HASSOCKS
CUsHIONf, &c.
S PsIerhsp gin & skillfully executed.
~ Windew Snades ot any description furnished
Cone and ,Ss. At ROrHROOKS
New store, asa Seventh street,
fe is4av2w Opposite Patent Once.
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES

- -
An Overlooking Audience last night extended T.
mott FlstterirR Reception to the Daring and Re
nuwBe6 Gymrests.
THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS
whose tillIul and classic efforts in the difaeult
FkATr or THE G. GlANASIUM
have on fer them the proud title of beins
TIE GREAT GIhNAsrs OF THE AGE
In conjunction with whom appear
TIE CHARMING Vocal Lrtt,ft,
MISS A DA TESHAN
whose eDci sDtne singing may be Justly termed
TIE EINEeT sTYLE Of The VOCAL ART
The Fair Representative of Dancing
LA BELLE IfZETrA
Twin listers in Beauty and Genius
Forming With the Minstrel Performers,
BUbN ORTIZ, NEIL AND KERNS
FRED NAY, the Irish Vocalist
mary contrasts of enjoyment.
INK LOVELY LADY BALLET TROUPE!
TEE TALENTED MAMMOTH CoNPAsYi
Producing Delightful FL tertxinment.
Prizes Of Adm issios.-PsrQustte and Family Cir
ele, 25 cents; orchestra Chai q, 81 cents Single
Seas il ko1es IS cents; Private Boxes, iholdinx
ak Iers,nE,D SIS; CoIoreu Circle Is cents.
Doors open at eusrter to O'Clock. Perform
snrP 10 CONNIE nee at q GU arter 10 8 q clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-10

1856 prizes amounting TO -. 1898 392 80
Tickets $l0; Halves 50; Quarters S2l; Eighths Slk
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH
~ All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
shnuld be addressed TO JOHN A. NORRIS & CO.,
wilmington, delaware. 6-taprl@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-10

GROWERS THEATRE.
PlENfYLvANIA AVENUE, near willard Hots:
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