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Evening star., 1863-04-21
AMU@EM ENTS,
WASHINGTON TAEATRi

ITALIAN OPERA, DIaECrOR. J. aRAU.
EfUke SHAY, april ii. Fourth Opera Night Mey-
erbset:n latest and most celebrated master piece
DlNORAH LIE EPAKDON DU PLOEMEL.
THE PiLGKIas TO PLoERhxL
hhieh :sEUw the leatinz event in the musical
wcrld. Wherever tn alates inspiration of the illus
trlous e. POSER ef 1t Hnguanots' has been per
fssnsa n, it has been bee gronanEe.d chef .nsuyre;
and the following extraordinary cast:
Dinorsh. n NE Cordier. 9otherd, Mile Morenzi.
Corer sino, Brignoli Hnel Am odio.
- Hunter, Sukni.
nc pertorpRnce will commence precisely at s
TiIh the GRASD SYMPHONIC AND CHORAL
Otlh1 CkE, TIL PlLGRIMAGEro TO PLoERMEL,
ptlhg music al desert rton vents that are
posed t9 have taken place prior To the commence
ment Of the sction. 1t will b. performed by
ThH GRAND ORCHESTRA AND TIE INVISI-
BILE CHORUS
Conductor and MuFcal Director Big Muzio
sPi cIAt UTHEI0n account Of the impor-
ter ruption can POSSIBLY be permitted during its
performance; Visitors are therefore respectfully
Requested to he in their places before it
or they Mill have ts await its conclusion to be
wkDN ESD AY. April %, Fifth Opera Night E44-s
re Uni e nasttFpiece, the Trssic Opera, NORMA
In active PREPARATION. HaleDe's great work, LA
eulEE. THE JEWESs; and Meyerbeer's world
renowned masters ork. ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO
seats can he secured Metzerott's Music Store
Admission. 81; Orche.tra and BsIcory Chairs,
81; farquette and Dress Cire: each 81 81,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH 6TEsxY.
RUSSIAN VI AR:

THE GREAT DRAMATIC, oPERATIo, PANIC.
Mus16nh 6hLn1Gi nS6 6effkhRNpAsfiGIHEG; fkRpsiG HG;ssAN
COMBINATIO -!
UNRIvALED! uNAPpRoACHABLE,
Dreams OF Fairy Land realized Scenes of Ori.
entail Grandeur, inter- persed with gems of Wit
Humor aud Pathos, every night No company so
VERSATILITY AND GENUINE TALENT
MARX .-
THE GREAT FAIRY COMBIEATIONl
Mss Julia Mortimer. Augusta and Marie Kate
Pennoyer Ernestine de Faibsr. 10
' 50 TO NIGHT,
DIANA AND END YMION
First wsek of this lau ghable Pantomime.
Ia MAITRE D'ECOLE.
Geo. r. Edeson as. ...... The Big Boy
ETHIoPIANISMS by %.
DICK PARKER, II. W. EGAN,
j. sYLVAS CLAeKE, MAsrER JoIiNHy.
:, WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
I'' THE Gypsy TRIO.
Mias KATE II HARRISON,
Miss VI LA RICBMbND.
Miss LILLE BRANDON,
BEULA WOLBERT,
MILE JENNIE.
LA PETITE ELLA.
In New AND BEAUTIFUL DANcRsl
1Re Entire Mannoh C00pany in a Spkerdid Bill.
Adm issiOn % cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 81
Doors open at O'Clock PEI fornlanse ats.
AGRAND MATINEE 54f o.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Admission-ladies, 20 cents; children, 10 Gents
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PERSONAL.

y REMOVAL-hadame Ross the celebrated Doc
Is fress and Astrologist begs leave to inform her
friends and the public that she has removed from
435 street. to 333 G street north corn. of 18th
street west. three squares from the Patent Office,
where she will he happy to see her friends as usual
Name on tine door. aplD-lw*
MRS. l.. SMITH, Clairvoyant Test Medium, 50
W south street, Capitol Hill between lst and
21 sts heals diseaee by magnets m with b.t little
medicine; sees and describes your deceased friends
gets psmes also sees orr living husbands, wives,
lovers SO accurately that persons marvel with sur
prise: Mrs. s. for:ells future events in business
marriages, reads character. Hours from a m !,
I'LL p. m, slttlEgs 81, ap II lwH :
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~ Some philosopher draws comfort from
the TACT OF the failure at Charleston, as it de-
monstrates the power Of all our sea- coast cities
to repel foreign iron -ciads in case Of emergency
~ Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylva ania, has par
doned Joseph Kyle, q criminal, on conditicn
that he should enlist. sa
~Genelal Burnside made hurried visit TO
Conners vile, Indiana, last week, to visit
brother.-
~rhe tctai exrenses Of our efforts tor the
. capture of Charleston are put DOWN a' the sum
of sl5G, ,Oc0 ga
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Excitement in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April ia large Union meet
ing was held yesterday at Hamilton, Ohio,
addressed bv Gen. Burnside, Henry Winter
Davis, and Governors Morto and Tod.
There was much excitment in the city to-
night, caused by a negro knocking down q
crippled soldier on Broadway, near Sixth
street. An excited crowd gathered in the 10.
cality, and several negroes were badly beaten.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF GEN, GRANr's
AEMY.-Oficial dispatches, received by the
President last evening, say that a portion of
Admiral Porter's feet, laden with large
number Of soldiers from General Grants army,
have succeeded in running the batteries At
Vicksburg, and are now in a condition to either
help General Banks in an attack upon Port
Hudson, or make an assault on Eicksburg
frcm the south. The news from this quarrnr
will be eagerly looked for, and will, no doubt,
be highly encouraging to the national cause
ChyrnicEe. '.-.
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SThe London letters represent the war
fever as getting high Those from Paris lie Nd 20
the conclusion that Napoleon is a doubtful
friend OF America at the best and that he is in
full accord with Palmerston to worry and
destroy us. Blast 'em let 'em try.
ga letter from Port Royal state that
another tide occurs at Charleston on the SedNof
April, when it is not impossible that q second
attack will be made upon the city, but t1e
rumors are conflicting tt t-- ~
~ Over 60, 600 has been subscribed in New
York for the relief Of the Irish sufferers.
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Further from Fayetteville.

ST. Louis, April 2O--Additional advices from
Fayetteville say that the fight there on Satur-
day lasted about four hours. The rebels were
commanded by General Cabell, and finally re-
treated in disorder toward Ozark. Our troops
were all Arkansas recruits, under Colonel Har-
rison, were poorly armed and equipped, and
without artillery.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
fhe srtias term oitsis in:tlsutiea viii Commence %
aef n:'fs Rsassf K tss :0ssss ssssol
x,s.pg fuli particulars, with references,
az sn ~ NE S'HfS. 4. bbfEsSh:01cr, Principal.
> T. ''aoiAfs cs4oskv111E : Aask
The sa'iss of this instintios h.!s been regularly
cs;e ced Gomss;5 Ha.onss'as s AZ iss Department.
,s1sEs sas saasessh.s s's Sa:s. Sssp Furnished By
The s o5 @ e and tactics
Asdres. Rev. L. VAN BoKK ELEM, Il. S'' etor.
SEwARD lNsTiryTE, :.
rEaALH sa bs a. s1Mis. fEsSfEsns E. ao1ea
Ap4il2. Board, tuition in English and french.
Kst tTssas lion. VIM b. eewar,, nev J. 1ells
E p: Church on he Hights. Broeklyn; =: g:
And IS.ssa s p6innss. y IS walker street n
florids. Orange co.nty, N. Y. ap pa-sw*
FEMALE ooLLEaE, .oR,uo
ware River, % ,iies north Of pSilsdsiphia. Il has
been in successful operation for more than ten
tions Of leur ming in the country
Special attention is paid to the Common and
isses furnished in veeai and Instr entail Music,
Hrsw'"s, Painting French snd Latin are taught
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
rat strcet wharf fhiiads, at q. m. and z, 4, AZ
hn6 p m. For catalogues address
Rev. J iHN Ii. BRAkEaEY, A: NJ.
References in Washington: Hon. ] G. Ten ByIe,
tatives; Jno P. Polk, State Department; Jcs. L.
Cox, Treasury Department; " II. Van Northvick,
Department. Of the Interior; s. j. Groot, NJ. D.
to 10 SrUs
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Important from Nexico-Puebla lombard

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.--Sy the steamer
Sonora, frt III Acapnlco, dltes from the City OF
Mexico to the first OF April have been received.
The French b0mbarGed Pue6!a ten days, and
were repn!sed twice The Notifications of
San Jarva.r were rendered untenable by shells
IRON rified guns. The MeXicans withdrew,
and the French occupied them on the 3ist'of
March, taking one hundred and fifty prisoners.
The French hold the outside fortiflcatons
rCund AL the city. The bombardment was
continued at the latest dates. The principal
1ortificatlons still hold out
FoIey's headquarters were at the Church of
Santiago, inside the Garita. Comonfort was
a st. Martin with lo,GGO troops. Ortega is in
Puebla with 25.GOU. The French have cut the
communication between Ortega and Comon-
fort. The French strength is ~, 600 and 5,0aJ
MeXicsns under Marquee. Reinforcemants
daily arrive from Vera Cruz. There are 10000
Mexican troops in the City of Mexico.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

IMPORTANT ARREST AND SEIZURE-Ih Ne de-
tec,iyes connected with the Baltimore Provost
Mars shal's office on Sunday night succeeded in
making the arrest of two men named simon
Bacharach, reputed refugee from Virginia,
and Adolphus Adler, store,keeper of Leon
ardtowp, st. Mary's county, as also in captur-
inc e3 600 in specie and coupons for S9U0 0O0 OF
the f,fty million Confederate loan. The money
and bonds were confiscated, and Bacharach
and Adler were sent through the lines to
nivio
Evening star., 1863-04-21
Great Union Meeting at New York.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Anothar immense
mass meeting was held in this city this after
neon, under the auspices of the Loyal League
and Union citizens generally. General Scott
presided, occupying chair on the balcony of
erected around Madison square, fronting the
hotsl, and the attendance at all the stands
nunhers not lets than &c, COO persons. Among
the speakers were John Van Buren, Daniel S.
Dickinson, George Bancroft, DR.. Hitchcock,
Henry J. Raymond, Geo. William Curtin,
Lyman Tremaip, E. Delatield Smith, H. B.
Staunton and others. A notable feature of the
prising all the expresses of the city, which
passed around the square, the horses and
wagons gaily decorated with flags, and the en-
pIoyees Of the different companies cheering as
they rode along. The reception extended 70
Gen. Scott when he appeared on the balcony
was exceedingly cordial and enth husiastic. He
was toe feebles however, to address the fpeeting,
and only able to occupy the chair for an hour.
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WAR BEPARTMEar,

WAR BEPARTMEHT,
w sWAsEINaTox, January Is, 1888.
In consequences of the pressure of business atthe
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army ofthe Potomac win be given at the Office of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street. -.
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o REIClALs
CHIHH Asst oUARFERMAsTERa oY1IoI,)
~ Dspot Of KasAiarer 81 8 G, CORNER Bth ST.. !
WASHINGTON DC March n, 1868,

~ Dsp0t Of WasAinsfon 81 8 G, corner lSth ST., J
WAsHIxsroS, B. c., March n, 1868.
With view to obtain on short notice and on the
best terms sueh supplies for the Of this Depart
mont, By pa rchase in tho open market, as may be
required by the sxisenoiss Of the SERVICE and not
ott erwise provided for by estimate on the proper
officers of the o1artermastsr's Department, sll
dealers in Fuel, Htationery, Har !ware, Druss,
Lumber Of all sscri ptions Leather, Paints Oils,
Glass, Lanterns, Ships Stores, snd such sthsr sup
plies as known TO be psrchsscd BY the Quarter.
matters Department, are hereby requested to fus-
nsh this ofee weekly with price Lists Of the articles
in their line, corrected according to tie fue.uA.
tions of the market.
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement viii receive orders from this Office.
EDWARD HARTZ.
mar N-1m Captain and A. G. NJ, o. aA
Evening star., 1863-04-21

Prohibition hSainsI M, Leanins on Cold.
bly, bank committees have agreed to recommend
the passage of the Senate gold bill, prohibiting
banks from loaning on gold or bills OF exc change
under penalty OF forfeiture of charter.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
Arrival of q Prize

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The prize schooner
Antelope arrived to. day from Charleston bar,
via Port Royal. She was captured by the U.
or saltpetre. She reports seeing two Anglo
retel Steamers bound towards Charleston on
the 10Th
Evening star., 1863-04-21

~ The Massachusetts 5ith Regimen. fcoi-
ored) Volunteers has now 500 men in camp
They have gathered from all parts of New
England, New York and Pennsylvania. Mas
sachus etts did not furnish 900
Evening star., 1863-04-21

- Governor Johnson, Of Tennessee; has
been authorized TO raise enty. five thouEan d
troops for special service in the eastern part of
the State
Evening star., 1863-04-21

GREAT UNION Z sMoNsTRhTIoN IN BaLrr-
NoRE.-Yesterday eing the second anniver-
sary of the massac of Union soldiers while
passing through Be .imore to defend the Cap
ital, it was celebrated by grand Union DEM
onstration, and an immense outpouring of the
loyal people. The American flag adorned
every square, and in many instances private
residences. In the evening monster meeting
was held in the Maryland Institute, under the
auspices of the Union League. Gov. Bradford
presided, and foTcible and eloquent spec ches
. were delivered by Postmaster General Blair,
Gov. Bradford, David Paul Brown ana others,
and letters breathing the warmest spirit of
patriotism. from Secretary Seward, Attorney
General Bates, Edward Everett, d. S. Dick
inson and others, were received. II was un-
doubtedly one OF the largest and most enthu-
siastic assemblsges ever brought together in
Baltimore. ...G pes .ar
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@Steamboatmen say that General Grants
expenses beforeNi icksbnrg for the single item
Of chartering steamers, are $4,000 per day The
cost of the hydraulic campaign has been epor-
nous, considering its small ult thus far.
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GROWERS THE
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard 3 Hots;

rHf THIS EVENING, ,--
Secord night of the -'-
MODERN COMEDY CONGRESS.
MR.. D. EETCHELL,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
..." Mr.. WALTER LENNOX
MISS EFFIE GEkMOE
Presentation Of the GSelishtful comedy. By Tom
t.r- BABES IN Tue WOOD.
BABES IN THE WOOD.
Jere Beetle, .....................D d. Setchell
1,aeJ p AuCiic.' SuslE Denim
Peacock k.........-.-- -............W Walter Leruor
To conclude with the Burtcnian ia .ce
THE EMUMMY.
Toby. the Mummy my................Mr setehall
Larry. y.........-.-.. .-...............M Mr. Leunox
Thursday next Grand Gala Night.
~ Admission 81, 25, and rs cents No extra
charge for secured sests
Evening star., 1863-04-21

~ There is little more Indian trouble ia
Minnesota. On the 10th instant party OF In
dians attacked an outpost thirty miles from
Monkato, killed two persons and wounded
four. Cavalry were sent in pursuit.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
FfSDsnF sp p RBsCRT Of End fn psap
pANTohIMhs' IFAHFIE.; InFAAkHEFEIHEs; and ETHIOPIAN
Pr a and only eo Mss
LIE HOWARD, introducing an exclusive oioe
Dance.
McGREGOR's GATHERING,
SD ns GFckG GG
ZIONIST, G. W. PARKER,
as and wd's m
mineral water bottles also put in the bex-Mr.
on the flying hnSi SM1ss rBsMAN,
LADIES' aRssD afs XII sfarisS aAr1sEE
every AFTERNOON.
Ladies' 90 cents; children, 10; gentlemen %, 81,
Mr. Leslie makes Rope Ascensionjnst bsfore the
FiG n'sfs MfbNiGHF mi HsoENsIGN. ''A<' MI
ing-Fireworks Blazng-0rchestra Playing-The
Exhibition in time for all the audiences leaving
the various places OF amusements on their"ay
V'HE GOOD WILL AND STORE FOR SALE ON
south side, For information inquire At the store.
EOR,sALE-The G ood Win and working Effects
in the city Address IN. ~ Star OFF, 9. ap % lw*
TEEkE WAS BOLD AT Auction in ysnnsry last
i boz of carpenters tools; in said box we're
photo gra phs. The purchaser Of said box will
fer great favor by leaving them at the Star Of
Gee. ap2 ST.
IcOR SALE-A fine Morgan STALLION, years
l. old. a superior saddle horse; has been used in
TIE field for the past year hy officer of cavalry.
Also the eaui pHients The horse be ut
Howard's Stables, on 1th street between aud ,
where all information will be given ap lost"
T1ARpEk,S GREAT REBELLION.-Hafper's q
II Nisory of the Great Re- bellion, folio sp,sl ddy
ilu strsted now pu hiis in Imbers st 25 cents
.sch Just received az d for sale by
PHILIP l. SUIsOMOSS, -
an 1-ft 332 Ps. avenue.
AfOTICE.-Those in want of Employment of any
~ Kind would better call on the new Intelligence
Ozice. No. 5l1 Ninth st., where the Best OF pay
viii be given to frstGlass Servants. have always
applications On hand for good Cooks, Laundressea,
Chaslhermaids. Walters and ssaInstresses; Also
for Young Men TO wait on tables in priyats snlilies
of good help viii hnd IL to their Vantage to call
n B-Hou.es wanted. The best of tenants can
be ohts;naa without charge BY npE n soeTs.
NEW RAG store NEW RAG sroRpv
Srips YOUR rags Of all kinds TO Islsnd Hall Build
ing sth str, south where can get the highest
cash rficee
msT - I'm VvnEA fomEnS.
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ANOTHER BUDGET OF NEWS RAW
REBELDOM.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER THINKS 50 roo

JEFF. DAVIS THINKS THE WAR WILL I,Sp
TWO YEARS LONGER, AT LEAST
Evening star., 1863-04-21

which We are determined to close out in few
weeks more.
Ladies.-Ladics save your money and come one
at IS S 20 and 25 cents per yard most o: which are
Mcrrimack Bleached and Brown Mousiins, very
cheap.
sheetinss, all widths, at much reduced prices.
Large size Bed Spreads, only So.
Figured Delaines, suitable for the Spring, at Is
cents.
A full assortment of Dress Goods, at half price.
Brown and Bleach ed Table Linens, Towels, Nap
kins, etC., very cheap
A large lot OF Irish Linens, at sacrifice
Black AipaccHs of all grades
Spring Cassimeres and Cottenades, for Men and
Boys wear
Linen Shirt Bosoms at l22z, %. 25 and 30 cts.
Also, full lire of Hosiery, all of which have to
be sold.
HOOP SKIRTS-HO0P SKIRTS
For Ladies and Misses, having very lar ge lot on
hand. We have to sell at any price.
Ladies fine White tall linen) Handkerchefs a. g.
10 and l212 cts, ch eaper than ever.
Grenadien Wells of all ceinrs.
Best French Mech Eanical CorsetS at 3 50 81.
4,aD dozcu Green and Daniels Spools. at 80 cents
per dozen.
>i5J1 dozsnJ P. Coates Spools, at SIloper
dozen
staple Notions. such as-Pins Naedlas Buttons
Tniiied Tapes Combs Brushes Colognes etc in
great quantity, unusually cheap, at
LAkSBURG & BROS .
Baltimore Bargain store,
37J Seventh ST.. bptwe cen and K
p S. Ladies' who wish 10 avoid crowd will
please call early in the morning or late in the eve
hing
The Store is open every evening until O'Clock.
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"A PRO CLAM MATION.

fhoVLAMAiAON
DAYTON's CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACK ERS,
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC Mo CRACKERS,
ARE SOLDBY
ORME i sos. KING BURCHELL, GASS &
galley, GULICK, HOOVER, WHITE &
JOYCE, M. GREEN, B. FENNER.
mar
Evening star., 1863-04-21
nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE,
II FOR q3R;1Fa TIE E,al.s DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.


United States
IN ADMIRALTY.
CqTeo Of Whisky, Coffee, d-e.f
whereas the said cargo WAS captured prize BY
the OH GERS aud of the United States toti!la
and brought into the port of Washington, District
Of Oolum bis and brou ght within the turiisdction
libel was filed in said Court by the United States
Attoi ney for said District praying the condenna-
ment issue against the cargo and the owners thers.
of; and all persons intererted claiming sninter
est therein, warning them at some early day to
sppesr and snswer said libel: It is therefore or
da' Of March, 1885, that notice be given to the own
ers II ct saio cargo and all persons interested
this libel on the first Monday Of May 1853, and
show cause, ifaDy they have why said cargo should
not be condemned and sold according to law: ands
that said notice be given By posting copy Of this
said District. and by pu elication in the ETsnins
Star twice week preyi ,us to said first Monday Of
tie fret Monday of prii 1853
By order Of the Court
Copy-Test r MKI3s. CLERK ap ,G1 Jaw
Evening star., 1863-04-21
Test. Il. J. MEiITH, Clerk.
COpy-Fest II. ] MEtjS, Clerk. ap4 2aw
hISTRICT COURT Of TuB UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


a7 Gases of MIL pri:nE. pau IsApnlRALrY.
Tho n' G. a. Wory.n aS y IL $e'O0"'
whereas, The said eg7 c .ses cf milk drink wore
Of the Revenue Law of the United States and
brought within the jurisdiction Of this Court, sni
the United States Attorney for the District of Co
sn o IN s 4nt spa the Sss n
monition and attachment issue ag ainst said cases
sdns st % dTn and d. the shef99 and M pG5
warning them at some esrly az to appear aud
sfa tDf Il is s eEssd sS y this
1868, tina. notice he given to the owner of aad
ssses Of milk drink snd all persons interested or
this Gibe on N tie rst Monday tof Nay M sn
m n u ssd ssia saS OF
/. c0ring to law and that said notice be given by
lie Court Sousc Of said Di' rEst and BY pablics i
ton 10 the Evening Star twic- a week previous to
nasy Of to
BY orasr oh. f. Court: XMAS c,...
copy-Test r. ) MElssH' CLERK. A's apaaaT os
ID For rnE DIsTRIcT or c6LUMBiA.A . -" ~
United States
The seaoo,ar En,1y Murray In ADMIRALTY
wbereas. III the said said schooner Emily Murray and
: cargo were captured as prize by the officers and
OF Washington, District Of Ceiu bia, and srought
xithin the 5arsdie.i9n of said Court, and on the
Court, ~ the united States Attorney for the Bis
and a
tion and attachment issue AGAINST said schooner
CALMING therein wsrnas
them'a, some early day to appear and answer said
ns S q nc 1
be given to the owne of sa sch ooner and cargo,
therein, e appear and answer this libel on the ist
Monday, of May, 1888 and shev cause if any they
condemned and sold according to law and that said
nctiee given By posti. Of this order upon
Hs
cation 70 be on or before the lt msnday OF April,
1868. By order Of the Court. ,,n,ns c,.-,.
True nE1as ofeFt MEles Il Uisss sax
562 BUILDING MATsR1ALs. 562
II. w. HAMILTON, Agent,
No. 562 SEVENTH ST,
HAS ON EAED THE LARGEsT sToCK OF
DOORS B11Nps
D'Sh GhAzED M SASH, ssRnM BLIND ID sAsH DOORS. &c,
in this part of the country, WHICH he is able TO self
low rates as they can possibly bs in
Builders would find tito their interest to call and
s
All work well seasoned, and prices according to
Every description of work in this line made to
order at short notica.
BTILDING SAND of all kinds and of the best
y 5sa
apI I6-lmS near Canal Bridge.
IT s. FIyE-TWENTIES,
SIX PER CENT BONDS
FURNISHED AT PAR
BARROW, McKELDEN & CO.,
No. 223 PENN. AVENUE,
sp7-im Opponts Willards'
ROSWELL & WARMERS
~ COL IF G.
BgaeE ""N
Appned without wash preparation; viii not
ctnp the hair or vhsks like y dye leaves it soft
anu glossy, promoting its growth particularly
gray.
Gnsrsptied as represented Tsyiti
- holsssie and retail at BOs WELLS MILL.
TARY AMI FANCY STORE. SO2 street mar
18th, Sole gent for Washington and ths District.
ars Sim '
DIAEES.-A Few -saoftue ent of sleinway d SONS
4 unriysicd PLANO FOHTEs have iust
benz received at the Music Store Of W G 49,
METzER0TT, corner of Pa. sverae andsHxTl
Eleventh st. -
4 pAKs' HIP 8Ess COMPANY.
EpFIOI OF RIM0vAL.
I'm pzIIvBY sFTIUz Of sais ccssr.n, 4
ss.s:,ysd f-cS fkh1 street 20 the large dspet On
Evening star., 1863-04-21

nzanS CARRIAGES! CARRIAG Es, aaz,S.
&6tSr CARRIAGESt ENtS
x&SsS1 On hand superior aad 2S3dE
large sss9rtment. OF LIGHT CARRIAGES. con-
sistng, il part, Of tS0. and four ssat Rockaways,
top and 10. top Buggies Jersey Was ns, SC, &c
All woIk WARRANTED to be as represented.
Repairing promptly atteuc ed TO
ROB'T ii. GRAHAM, Coachma er
374 ID, and 477 Eighth ST.
81 sUTL LERs' WAGONS. With and without
springs, on hand. ap Ii ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

Is GENERAL XGtTIsNEERS,S
IRON HALLy y,PkNNsYLyANIA AVENUE, ,=aszsss
BeiUeen 9th and 10th streets,
Having renewed their license offer their services
to the public for the sale of Real Property Stocks
Household Furniture and Merch sndise of any de-
scriptisn, Liberal cash advances made whensver
required, au9la
Evening star., 1863-04-21

i FAMILIES AND HOTELS.
We will sell best FLOUR for nine dollars per
karrel which is better, and two dollars cheaper
Flour than ever -four was sold 10 Washington.
JONES & CO.,
ap l5-2t Corner Eighth and d.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

HKADQUAETHRs ARMY OF rHR PoToMAc,
APTii 2c-The following orders are published
Evening star., 1863-04-21
VARIETIES! VARIETIES

For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Adnission-ladies,2 20 cents; children, 10 cents.