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Evening star., 1863-03-27

~ The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our conn;rr
ready for delivery to the public. 1thas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more m;tter TOR
the same arnount or money than any other
weekly in the-ooaairy. Embraced IN is enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
A well .preparrd Budget OF News, from every
DEPARTMENT OF the Army and every Scene OF
Naval On eraton.; Affairs on the RaPpahtn.
mock: The Engagement between AveEifs
& Ca. airy and FitZ Hugh Lees Brigade. I'm
portant from Port Hudson and the MiSSiS-
sippi: Com Tarragut Passes the Batteries
successfully with his Fleet; BON bardment of
Forr Pemberton: Military Affairs in the
West: All about the Rebel Invasion of KEN
tucky; and News and Military Dparatiuns
generally, from Tennessee, Arkansas, Louis
lana, the Earohnas and Florida.
Late News from Richmond and the South;
Confederate News from the Rappahannock;
What the Richmond Papers say OF the Port
Hudscn Affair.
Late Foreign News The Polish Affair; Euro
pean Opinions of American Affairs; Tele-
graphic News: Clippings from the Press;
Tabs; Sketches; descriptive Articles; Poatry;
Wiz and Humor; Editorials; Local News;
Organization of the new District Court; and
accounts of everything OF interest that mas
Ianspred in the cit, abe pas week
Also, a column of Valuable Information for
the Farmer, Gardener and Housekeeper.
This is INST the paper above all others for per-
sons soJourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged
Evening star., 1863-03-27
SI(DIlD IUIIIOy,
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
MAJOR tAwRgNCE A. WILLIAMS

We stated asday or two since thai TINS oincer
was dismissed fhc service for parsi i'tentd di .ohe-
diepee of orders. We are, however, told that
tie charge against him was the ntierance o!
,;i>los al sentiments. We learn that the f'resi-
cents order Tor the PRONUNCIATION OF the 81 gen :
eral orders Diminishing him was verbal one
and alleged no reason That general order is
rs follows. =Es
Var Department. AS;ufaat GeHsrdi's 0ffcc,}
Washington, March II, is6l
General Orders No 60
I. Ey direction of the Persistent. Major Law
renee A. Williams. 9th L. y cavalry, is DIS
missed The service of the United States.
II. by direction OF the President, Captain b.
p. Dom eik Comnlissary of Subsistence. u. -.
Volunteers. is hereby honorably discharged on
aCCoUp; of disability.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
l.. THOMAS, Adiutant General
Official e. d. TOWNSEND, Asst Adit Gen
Evening star., 1863-03-27
4 BRITISH FRiG NE COEy0YS TIE BLOCK
ADE RUNNERS OUT

HALITAN, March 27.-The steamer Delta,
from ST Thomas, on'thy 18th, via BERN uda, on
the 23d inst has arrived.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived at st.
Thomas on the 18th. The Governor ut Baroa-
does had inyltet! Admiral Wilkes 10 dine with
him; but the veteran patriot declined the iuri-
tation, because the Governor had, on pre-
yious occasion, entertained the pirate MaGit
Admiral Wilkes has transferred his flag from
the Wachusett 10 the Vanderbilt The former
was at 81. Thomas on the 10Th inst, also the
British frigate Phae;oE and two blockade run
ners. One named Aries, the other unknown.
Wilkes has threatened TO seize both Of them.
The Aries sailed on the 10th, but observing
preparations being made by Admiral Wilkes
to pursue, turned back and anchored. The
captain of the Aries applied TO the Phaeton for
protection, which WAS afforded.
The Vanderbilt sailed on the same day, it is
said, for Havana. On the morning of the 18th
the Phaston conveyed the two blockade runners
ont. The Wachusett did not follow them.
The commander of the Phaeton had commu-
nicated with Admiral Wilkes regarding the
capture of the Prterhoff.
1t is reported that the Captain OF the Princess
Royal is a p passenger PR the Delta.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
LATER FROM KENTUCKY.
REPORTED RETREAT or THE REBELS To-
WARDS SOMERSET
TIE INVASION NOW SUPPOSED To BE
MERELY 4 CAVALRY RAID.

LOUISVILLE. March 27.--The Frankfort train,
last night, was delayed by locomotive being
thrown from the track, which required some
tune TO remove it.
Tie train brought news of the retreat of the
rebels from DaDviIle toward Somerset; but as
the military authorities have not been advised
thereof by telegraph, they consider the report
TO be premature.
Danyille refugees are coming in.
Some excitement exists at LeXin gton, but the
popular opinion gains ground that the recent
invasion of Kentucky was merely "A cavalry
raid.
Passengers by the 1 o'clock morning train
from Frankfort disagree in their reports con-
cerning the evacuation of Danvilie Some af-
firmins and others denying the fact. No tele-
graphic intelligence has been received from
that quarter.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
OUR MILITIA BUDG ET
SOLDIERS REST

Capt. t.. NJ. Camp, a. d. G., IT the Soldiers
Rest, received on Wednesday and Thursday
SO Gonzales cents 100 recruits, IS stragglers, 81
men in detached parties, Ill iaborers on the
fcrtifcstions, and $40 rebel prisoners-the last
being sent TO the Old Capitol, from whence
they were sent South yesterday: and has sent
% regiments in the field 250, and to the con-
-
valescent camp $40.
Within the past few days quite a number Of
men VINO have overstaid their time on furloughs,
and have been struggling about the country
have, under the proclamation OF the President
promising pardon. reported themselves 10 Capt.
Camp, TO be forwarded to their regiments.
last night religious services were held at the
Rest by Rev. Mr. Pitcher and other clergymen
of Christian Commission, the soldiers klng an
active part in the exercises.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
IMPORTANT CAPTURE

The following dispatch was received at the
Navy Ierarimcn; to-day:
NEW YORK. March 27-235 p. m.-Ron. g. Y.
For. Assistant Secretary Of The Ndry:-The Au-
gusta Dinsmcre brings news of the capture of
the Nicholas First, a side wheel steamer, on
the 22d instant, while attempting to run the
blockade ST Wilmington, N. q.
She was captured by the Victoria, and is
laden with arms and ammunition. She was
built by Webb, az New York. for the Russian
Government, and captured by the allied fleet
during the Crimean war.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
SEVERAL WOMEN CRUSHED roDEaTH.

PORTLAND, March s7.-The steamship Bo-
hemian from Liverpool on the 18th inst, via
Londonderry on the 18th, has arrived.
THE MARKETS.
The cotton sales for the week previous TO her
departure, reached tbirty-two thousand bales.
The market closing at an advance of half a
penny. The sales on Friday were six thousand
bales. Market closing firm and unchanged.
Breadstutfs nominal; wheat f1rmer; corn ad-
Sancing; provisions duh; coasols s2H.
On the occasion of the wedding illumination,
several women were crushed to death. Up
wards of a hundred persons had their limbs
broken, and several riots occurred.
The streets several times had to be cleared at
the point of the bayonet
Evening star., 1863-03-27

CI-CINSATI, Maruh 27.-Ihe reoel :orce in
. kentucky is believed To be aboatsix thousand,
under pegram.
1t il repored that Walford's cavalry cap
tured three hundred rrbeis yesterday.
CIuIes gueriiIas still hover around Mou8t
Sterling. Over two hundred of Lis men have
been captured sir ce Sunday.
No apprehensions are ieit for the SAFETY OF
LeAinIicn.
Tie wa gon trains, stores and camp equipage
Fl ON Eanylle and Richmond rea ciied Lexlyg-
ton in safety. Amoug toe prisoners taken ar
two majors, one raymaster, with Si5,uuO in
ConieGera money.
Telegrams in late Rebel papers indicate that
. large army under Lougstree:, is pushiu;, TO
Kentucky.
One hundred prisoners at Camp Chase, have
signiied their willingness to take the oath OF
allegiance.
Two nrn Were arrested AT indianapolis yes
terday for cheering for JEFF Davis in the street.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

THE NEGROES IN THE DEPARTMENT or THE
South TO BE DRAFTED.-Gen. Hunter has is
sued an order drafting into the U. : service
all the able bodied male negroes in his depart
ment, who are not employed as the private
servants OF officers in other departments of the
army. Families of drafted negroes are to be
provided Tor until other arrangements can be
made. The negroes SO drafted are intended TO
garrison forts and posts in the South, and thus
The kghltes may be sent to more active fields of
operations. Gen. Hunter appeals TO the white
soldiers in his department TO do all they can to
aid IN the fc,mat IN of these regiments, and
the colCied people are also appealed to to show
that III, J are worthy OF freedom.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
Confederate Account Of the Operations o:
the Negro brigade in Florida.

Confederate Account Of the Operations OF
the Negro Brigade in Florida.
The following is the Southern account of the
operations of the Negro Brigade in Florida,
taken frcm a Richmond paper Of the 2ith IN
stant
LAKE. CITY, Fla, March lG-Thren Federal
guntoats and two transports .ama mp the X.
johns river TO Jacksonville this mornng, and
landed n force OF negro troops, throwing out
pickejs far as the brick-yard, mile and a
half. Our troops are being moved within three
miles Of the town.
LAKE CITY, Fla, March i1.-Our forces at
tackled the enemy near Jacks on Vile this morn
ing at O'Clock. After hard fighting for twen-
" minutes charged them, when they re-
Treated in has a to their gnnboats Our iniaH-
Try pursued them into town, and when near
.Iudson House Square encountered another
force of the enemy, which was also driven
back. One man and ihrer horses killed on our
slde. Loss Of the enemy not known. We cap
tured q set of surgical instruments, Which
showed signs OF recent hsr. Numbers engaged
not known.
BALDWIN, March 13.-The Union force at
Jacksonville is estimated 1T 1.40D black troops
with white officers. In the engagement OF
tie 18th we lost In Meredif' ami three horses.
The ept my has lost one negro killed and seve-
raj wounded. The enemy are tortlfying Jack
sonyille, with a view to It's permanent oc4u-
patton.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
FROM Port ROYAL.
CAPTURE aF A YES SiEi. LOADED WITH pow
DER AND FIRE ARMS.

NEW Work, March 27.-Thr steamer Augusta
Dinsmore, from Port Royal on the 2Gth inst,
via Beaufort on the 9Th, arrived this mora ing.
The neutral British steamer Nicholas First,
with valuable cargo, consisting partly OF
sixteen tons of powder and 10 cases Of rifles,
has been captured by the Union steamer Vic
toria, Of " ilminston, aud had arrived at Will
ming.on in charge Of prize master Eyerson.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
THE YAX00 PASS EXPEDITION.

No more Fighting at Greenwood De
|. alb Battery Rrplacrd on Boa rd-The
Rebels to be Drowned 0Gi bJ tui,im. the
LeyeeS.
CAIRO, March 2i.-fDispatch TO the Cincin-
Dsti Gazette. l-Corresp spon.encc from the YlzJo
Tass expedition to the 18th says matters since
the re ported battle are qntt. RoJh the army
and navy are reposing, waiting for movements
in another direction.
The battery that had henn taken OF tha T. $.
gunbUat DeKaIb, and located 20 as to comm and
that Of the enemy at Green wood, was forced
to re e-emtarE, the place being too hot for occu-
patton.
The present land and river force is probably
insufficient. The Mississippi will soon be
brought 10 their aid, as the lcyecs are being cut
to dI own out The rebels.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
2 BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
T,HfRD AN D BA
-# -tta or tbs
PHOENIX SOCIETY,

On RAsTIR MON DAY EvEFIkG, April 9. 1858.
Tickets 81, admitting . genueman sna isosss AZ
Lackey, merchant tailor. nh st. opposite the
Post Office, and &C the door on the might oif
that they win make this enc ef the best entsrtaia
N ints OF the season, and tn i NO eAans VII %
us with their prespnce on that sventns. a iuu
brass and string bs, hes been enssSeds isr sac e
oriOck. VIII II the deloanss sf sac season, By an
caeT.s. Ne hats or soIs si!Sy "a IN
ths bolI.rsen. (nsr St0'l WAAATKk1,
Evening star., 1863-03-27
The Threatened II ebei Raid-Ex Exaggerated
RumorS

A rumor 10 the effect that there had been
skmish hing etwpeD The Federal forces in the
vicinity of Glasgow and q ody of re bel cavalry,
supposed 10 br Morgan advance, was circu
lated in this city this morning. After industri-
Gus INVESTIGATION " e are satisfied that all such
rumors are unfuunded 1t IS perhaps true that
q body of rebel cavalry cross the Cunber
lanG river at Rowena on "Wednesday or Thurs
day last, but that force did not exceed twelve
or fourteen hundred men, and it i, not probable
that so sms II body OF men world have the
teneri,y 10 attack our troops at Glasgow.
The rebel force alluded 10 may have been the
advance OF Morgan's command, but If that
theory should prove the correct one, il IS prob
able that Morgan's plans for operations IN Ken
tuyky have been very seriously embarrassed
by the re, erse at NJ cMinn vile, Tenn, SOM ac-
count of " hch we have received by telegraph.
gentle man who is altogether reliable
brought iii fol- nation from Gailatin last yening
of tie crossing OF Stone river. at point eight
or ten miles east Of Nashville, OF two thousand
rebel cavalry. Oar military authorities how
ever, DO not creoit the statement Lnai$raie
journal. PAN.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

The long trains OF army wagons vending
their way 10 and from the Sixth street wharf
continually, give some indication Of the amount
OF business transacted at that point; but does
not convey an idea of all that is carried on
there. For instance. since the battle of Freder-
icksbmrg, -,7i3 wounded, and 5000 sick soldiers
have arrived there. This post is III charge of
Capt. ]. M Robertson, assistant quartermas ter,
an efficient officer
Evening star., 1863-03-27
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Some of the morning papers mention an attack
on Winfield, N. G., and appear to think our
forces, the garrison consisting of a bout t;,rty
men. (loyal North Caroinians,) are in danger.
Letters received here, however, enable ms to
ure the public that, 10 usr the words og one
OF OR Washington hovs, 'swe made secesh
skedaddle in 4 hurry in that affair." the arri val
Of 4 United States vessel causing them 10 make
this sudden retrogTade.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Ihteliiasncsr squibs the Eiizur Wright
school of cranky philosophers.
The chronieEe, treating upon Tennessee 10y
atty" thinks a useful lesson of devotion 70
the country may be drawn from he action OF
the loyalists of East Tennessee.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
GRAND UNION VI S@s
MEETING.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CITY
HOUSE OF PRESENTATiVEs, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN.
Ming NEXT. THE 3lST INSTANT.

The undersigned Committee appointed by the
City Coui cils to make arrangements for a Union
Mass Mccting announce that said meeting viii
TAX. place in the all of the House of Rrpr.sen-
tatiyes on TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING next
The following distinguished speakers have been
invited and are expected to b. present and address
the nee ting:
Hon. Andrew Johnson,
Hon. { ecr-e Ashmun.
Hon. Andrew J. Curtin.
lion. Horace Maynard.
Hon Robert J. Walker.
Hon. G. V. Fox.
Hon Green Adams.
Chief Justice David K. Carter
Admiral A. Ii Foot
Hon Rcycrdy JohnssD.
Hon Thomas Ii. Hicks.
Major General H. w. Hallsck
Hon. Frank Thomas.
Rear AdmirslJ. Dahlsren
Hon Ira Harris.
Hon Henry Winter Davis.
Hon A. Randall.
Major General Butler.
Rev. Byron Sunderland.
Il. B. French, Esq.
G. W Mcclellan, Esq
L. f. Chittenden, Esq,
f. c. Carrington, Esq. and others.
The President and his Cabinet have been invited
and have sis nifed their intention to be present.
The meeting win organize at o'clock, p m. The
committee earnestly hope that the citizens Of
Washing ton win lay aside business for the time
being, snd turn out in their might and strength,
and here in the capital of the nation bearing the
sacred name of "Washiagton,' - reaflrm their love
and devotion to the Government, the Constitution,
and the MON; thus mani Testing the deep interes.
they feel the prompt suppression Of the existing
wicked rebellion.
The Marine Band will be in attendance, and en-
IyFn the meeting with patriotic music az intervals
Should The Hall of the House of Representatives
proye too small 10 accommodate the vast number
of persons which it is antic pated will be present,
the Senate Chamber has been kindly placed at the
disposal of the Committee.
Seats will he provided for ladies by the Sub Coa,
mittee.
The Committee will be designated By Red, White
and Blue Rosettes the Sub Com missee By Blue
Rosettes. A. G. RICHARDS,
GEO. II. PLANT,
JAMES GORDON,
Csn,nltt,. on he part Of he Board of Alderman.
WIN. J. MURrAGH,
ROBT. r KNIGHT,
ASBURY LLOYD,
Cns,r,f,tee on lhe part Of the Common Covncis
mar 2S I'd
Evening star., 1863-03-27
NEW YoRa sroeh MARKET.

NEW YORK, March y, lk a. m.--Firs.
Boarc-Coupon 6's, 1881, us +; 73Is, 1,G 3; De-
mand Notes, l4Gk; Gold, Hex
Evening star., 1863-03-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE EVENING STAR
IMPORTANT FRoukENTgCKy

THE REBEL ARMY OF INVASION BELIEVED
To EE ABOUT sIXsThOL SAND Z
MEN Only
Evening star., 1863-03-27
THE REBEL INVASION OF KENTrcKy

THE REBEL INVASION OF KENTUCKY
apprehend that the rebel III nyasion of Ken
sucky Will turn out small affair, and intended
by the Confederatea only 10 draw troops from
the attack upon Eicksburg and from Rosecr;lns
The Government, by despatching troops frcm
this direction, has checkmated the rebel plans
Evening star., 1863-03-27
NJ SPECIAL CAVD.
IXoN'S A M 81 Fl Il A I,
xIHG STREET, NEAR ROYAL,
ALEXANDRIA.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL

r. ]. BARTON,
Manager
Both SATURDAY AFT1 aNOON and NIGHT
March 2sth, when will be offered to the public 81
entsrtainm eat Of
SURPRISING GRANDEUR,
well worthy the occasion, in which all this Spea'
did Cempant appears.
First appearance of the world renowned Anapc-
dean. SIG. BLISS,
Who Walks on the Ctiltng Head DOpnnardJ.
without the aid OF any apparatus whsteytr, o
performed BY bin the princip pal cities of Burofs
with great enthusiasm and ackr rouled ged 70 &c
the Most Wonderful Achievement of the Age.
YOUNG AMERICA,
from tt aavel Troupe, an
THE PLYING TRAPEZBl
First night of the beautiful TRbleau entitled
NAPOLl0N BoEAPARTE
FAITHFUL MAMEL u KEt
, Taken from Scenes of his Egyptian CAmPssn'
New Song by JIMMY REYNOLDS Z
New Song by SAM LATH HOP
New Acts by PARK ER and KfHCADkl
Last night of the extravagsnEa of
DON UIx0TR!
GREAT MACH f0OT RAOH,
Half Mile Distance, for Purse of $50, between
ROBINSON and HURDLE,
Two Of the RIeetest kunnera in the Z Hised essssN
~ The Afternoon PerfsrnAo Aoce VIII com nenOII u
at 3 ao,cIock-srrangsd for the special plcasuts
Family Parties BvsninS Psriormaccs preeiSu
~ Not~ sthsfandins the great novelty oder1.
the prices will remain the same: To Dress oitor,7
50 csnts: socist Range, q cents. "
Evening star., 1863-03-27

No APPKEHEsSloNS FOR THE SAFETY OF
LEXINGTON
Evening star., 1863-03-27

No MORE PAssEs.-From and after o-day
no more passes are 10 be granted to the Army
of the Potomac
Evening star., 1863-03-27

hIaRGE ARMY UNDER LoNGSTREET RE-
PORTED PUSHING TO KENTUCKY.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.

GREAT CATASTROPHE ON THE'OCCAsION OF
TIE ILLUMIN ALTON FOR TIE MAR
RAGE OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
TELEGRAPAIC.
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

THE STEAMER yANDERBILT At ST. THOMAS
ADMIRAL WILKES REFUSES To DINE WITH
TIE GOVERNOR OF BARBA DOES. RE-
CAUSE TIE LATTER HAD PRE-
FIGTSLF ENTERTAINED
MAFFIT TlIEPIRATE
Evening star., 1863-03-27

CAPTURE or THREE HUNDRED REBELS.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

~ W thin sieh ht of St. Louis there are in pro-
cess of construct N Of six Of the largest iros
monitors ever bu; il. -fr. I
Evening star., 1863-03-27
ADMIRAL WILKES THREATENS TO SEIZE
THEM

BLOCKADE RUNNERS At ST. THOMAS.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

LUM COOPER REPoRTED KILLED-It Is rp.
porte that the somewhat notorious Lum Coon
er was killed at the late fight on the Black.
water.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

STUART's CAVALRY NORTH OF THE RAPPA-
BArNocK.-Frcmp private sources we learn that
Ssuaits cavalry are Between WaTrenton aud
CulpeI er Court. House Chronicle.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

~TAs Hon ( 8 Dickinson. Of Now York
resohed thls Gay his foeenoea. ~ aes
Evening star., 1863-03-27

rtitexates the stoT that there had been serious
mutiny nj Fort iu .er, near Oharlsston
Evening star., 1863-03-27

S The Union camp at Winfield, n. g., was
attacked by 4 force of three hundred Rebels
before 6aybreak on Monday, and the garrison
made a vigorous defence from their block
house, tie eunboat which was Usually stationed
there, being temporarily absent force of
caval:y was Immediately forwarded by Gen
Peck frlm Suffolk, to aid the beleaguere camp,
a. six O'Clock on Monday evening, but the re-
suit OF their enterprise has not reached u.s.
q oneral Foster, who fortunately, was at Ply
mouth, where he expected an attack, sent the
gunbcat Terry and another, which, he reports,
" ill be able TO cut off the retreat ot the enemy.
Evening star., 1863-03-27

RUGLE GaMRsss Gaa4Rsh Rurross,
BUGLE rRIMMIKGsi
Jret received large . d beautiful ssorsnea
Of tie sbe,s desirable goods, at
Trimninr ears Pen syiv .nis Avsaas
mar 2Llw betW. IN Aal IN sts., sousa 49,
Evening star., 1863-03-27
New Dry oOd -
Carpeting, Oil Cloth, sc.
VERY CHEAP

Immense Stock, amounting to about Fifty thous-
and dollars, $3.50 co., the most of which were
bought the lst uf February, previous to the great
sdvapce-thersfore will be sold much cheaper than
the present prices for such goods Viz:
100 pieces new style DRESS GOODS,
10 cases BLEACHED COTTON, ranging in price
from % cents up,
8 cases new style PRINTS,
BLACK Fix very cheap,
A few FANCY SILKS. left over frsm last season.
wall be offered at half pr ce. At
BURDETTE,s,
No. 351 Seventh St., between and Z.
BLACK GOODS.
To this department si, 9 my special attention.
BoMBAzINES, 81, 81 IS, Sl.5', snd Si.75,
ALPACCAS, 81 40. 5, 50. 81, and rs cents
CHALLIES, N. De LANES. ORIENTAL
, CLOTHS,
GRAPE MORETZ, BEREGE. &c. very cheap, at
BURDETTE'S,
No. 351 Seventh At, between and K.
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINEN, s4EErING LINEN,
Table LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW ELING. BIRD
LINEN, RUSSIA LINEN, JAGONET CAM
BhIC, N NAlNsOOK, Plain and Plsid.) all prices.
Lsdies' and Cent? LINEN EF5,
$50 dozen. as low as 81 50 per dozen. 10 BED
SPREADS, at Sl.75 At
URDETTE's,
No. 351 Seventh st between and K.
ALTO, CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, VEsTIHGS,
RLiEEELs, SaAWLS, BLACK SILK SACKS,
Hoop SKIRTS. BALMORAL SKIRTS, PARA
sOLs and U M BRELLAS. and hundyeds of other
kid vi goods pp.rt tanning to q frst-class Dry
Goods store, too numerous to mention.
On the Second Floor will be found good stot K
Of GARPlTiNG, OILCLOTH, and STRAW MAT
TING all If which will be sold exceedn ely chea >,
for Ct sh only.
Pe.tons residing at the Navy Yard, Island. or
Geol se.swn will End the cars convenient The
polite conductors will let tn off at the door.
w. W. BURDETTE,
20 3a1 SAyeDth bat and X
Evening star., 1863-03-27

CINCINNATI, December H. 1851
DEAR SIR-In answer to your note, will say l
very much prefer the CataTba wine to any other
alcoholic stmulant in Typhoid fever. The aoid is
very acceptable to fever patients. always dilate
it with water two or three parts of water 10 one
of wine. and add white sugar to the taste of the
patient. have used it in many cases of consump
ton, and have generally found less emaciaton than
ususl and less disposition to diarrhea in the last
stag Gs uf the disease
Yours respectfully, J. 2. POTTER
Evening star., 1863-03-27

SPARKLING CATAWBA in cases contain NJ enc
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING ISABELLA IN quarts only.
STILL CATAH BA in quarts, one dozen in ease.
CAFAWBA BRANDY, scu ppetnong Wine etc
mar y 2Eeo
Evening star., 1863-03-27

DAvBsPeRT's pBsEFIT.-E. l.. Davenport
in many respects the finest actor on the Amer
icsn stsge, takes bis benefit at Growers to-
night ".z