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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

More Novelty -The Grand Combination
Exhibition, so much spoken Of in the papers,
will be here Tomorrow, and will give three
performances, in Huston Hali--to-morow
night, Saturday afternoon, and Saturday night.
The celebhted Prima Donna Florence Mil.
Ter, the accomplished Pianist and Ballad-sin-
ger, Mrs Charles Smith, and Prof Hutchings,
the tightening Calculator, are the great attrae.
lions Of the Combination. The entertainment
is the most varied interesting and amusing,
now travelling. gg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

Unreasonable --Dntng the proper win
ter months we expect ice upon The sidewalks
and in the strees-eyery place where water
is spilled, or where it flows; but we are not
looking for il in March, and ARE not prepared
for It This morning careless folks who car
ried water from the street pumps, stopped it
along the sidewalks % and unsuspeeting per-
sons came to grief thereby. The hardest case
we have heard Of was that of Frank t., who
went down ina heap on the glazed flags in
front Of Col Greers, Third street, making a
severe confusion on the-aforesaid flags
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
TWENTY THOUSAND APPLE TREEs

Il 9 II S A L Is |,
A LII Of the best quality OF Grated Fruit At 50 per
"A hundred, AT the Nursery OF h. Y. brown on Inc
nlyer Road south Of the Miami HailrOad Brioge, on
the west side OF the river inquire Rt the tirst brick
mousse on the west side OF the road. fa e5I see 3I
Orders may be leit at Uhrittopher's whore samples
can be seen. nal2dAw4W ". IA. CukIla
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

PANRRATlUs wEIDNER will be a candidate for
Assessor in the sixth Ward st the ensuing Spring
election. mall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

On Time-The New York Ledger for
this week, (and back numbers, also,) London
News, Chambers Encyclopedia part GO, Clip,
per- Wilkes Spirit, Irish American, Banner
Of Light Harper's Monthly Part &c, at Dr.
Reas. 70 Main stree.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
ATTENTION.! WOUNDED SOLDIERS!

CtoLDIERs who have been wounded IN the military
- or naval service Of the United states can get tIer
bounty by calling upon or addressing II .-... Sd
" n. IL. WEAKLEY,
mall General Bounty Agent, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

81, .s.....,l .......s.... bALM OF tlLEAD.
Edgar, Main street, Tees will he sold low aud ely
cred ~ any part Of the city Tree of charge Nov Is dc
boxes, ae We t4n hirnis II few very fng snun,a,n
Ash, bearing rees. ANY person concentrating llpr.
Ing Fruit Trees viii beiufished NTH our desrpiye
all kinds oil trees VIII be ma,tc Tow
ie2Gd2m g ire -WllsLlAms6 I.EWIs. d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS TAKE
NOTICE.

INlE hest me 70 use Bes:'s Fruit Tree Inyirofstcr
Is ToH the tnne The lrnst comes out OF the er0und
fnul Tie ira 81 June. tna9i.~Iul
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

Sugar W eather''-,A desperate attempt
at showing was made this morning, and for
while it looked like success but the
strong nor -wester blew the struggling fakes
sky-high, and TIE effort was abandoned, In
the mean time, the manufacturers Of maple
sugar and lassss are improving the alternate
freeze and thaw, and the toWnspeople are get
ting the result at cents a cake, and 25 certs
per quart--purity Of the article not particu-
Iarly taken into the account
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

Got 'Em.--PO,ter has Wilkes Spirit, Clip
per, Ledger and lot Of other late reading
2s5 Third street Charlie says they also have
heap of good things to eat. aos'
OF course they have. f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

MICHIGAN huokwHEAT FL0UR-exlrA,
BufTkR, EGGs, &c., Ac., 4c.
j. w. a Soa are coDatAnty receiving the RboKa .rti
ccs, and everything good for the table whieh can T.
obAined a. home and abroad, They are largely ship
Flour aud huokWheai Flour are si qIialrss moi T. ~
exoeied. They are veil dxed iof the Holidays. aad
invite customers 20 call Warrantins 70 please them
CITY trade delivered fiee. Leave ordsTs, dslo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Star Troupe of the World
SUeAR GROfE NrESlRY rREES

f. O r. s a l. IA (!
ENRUlf, Shade, and Qrusmonbl Trees enu he had M
IL ougrounds az very los pfioea I'VE hhye tife fol
loving shade Trees, all OF line siga:
SILpER-LEAF Il POI,IAHg fHI .W
tAnAT tNa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

sale 90 eonanasaes AZ 40 = m, Y p nl And
Fpm M mas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

JOHN MoCUToHE0N will be supported for +
lection to the office o. Market Master AZ thelanst
spring election. .s..sl.Haasat ..l Jtn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

Seeds, ,-Remember, Gardeners aud Far
mers, that Woodruff, Sd street near st. Clair,
is now sole agent here for the celebrated
"Landreth Garden Seeds s--itelc crop. He
has every thing in the line that can be called
for, aud all Of the best. Woodruff is deter
mined to furnish the people every thing desir-
able in the way of seed, and agricultural i'm
plements of value
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

STACY b. CAIN is "a candidate for reelection 70
Office Of CITY Marshal 4 mi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12
Etla Life Insurance Compan,
W HAhIFUIiD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SnVULD INSURE HIS LIN
sUPP0RT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

LIS tue unseen hand OF the proyent father, r,a,l ling
.iuah Rom the grave aud still nourishing hs onsp
and Keeping together the hm,ly, by Il, thc ~ tiei
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-12

JOSIAH LOWELL is a candidate for re-eiecil
the Office Of City Solicitor.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE NEWS FHoM CHARLEsToN.

Tie Richmond Dispatch Of Saturday quotes
from the Charleston Courier TO the effect that
our forces have landed in force on Seabrook
and Johns Islands.
The Richmond Examiner OF Saturday, how
ever, has the following:
ssFEoM THE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.
CHARLESTON, April e.-No signs thus far of
the expected attack. There has been no land
ing in force on any of the islands below, as
reported. The skirmish on Seabrooks Island
was between a few independent scouts and d
scouting party from Yankee gunboat."
II is stated that the D,spatch's account is of
IS hours later Charleston date than the Er1mi-
ner's, and If so we shall soon receive stirring
news from that quarter. But the despatch
from the Examiner would seem to have refer
ence to the Courisr's statement quoted by the
Dispatch. Furtherinteliigenee from that quar-
ter will be looked for with great interest
Evening star., 1863-04-06

~ The last bit OF Partisan news is that Sill
dell has offered the person who controls the
French press 5uG,rp bales of cotton to favor the
southern cause. or to publish, or allow them
the papers OF France.
ESrwo brave women saved the 2.th Iowa
from massacre recently, by stopping the train
jp which they Were travelling from running
over bridge the guerillao had nearly burnt
thl oueh for the purpose OF causing accident
@nd slaughter.
ETTite British Government have officially
er.f. avor q 70 induce the KING of Dahomay TO
ahoiis he rite IF s.h uman sac rifices." He re-
I'll 81 that i'll: dad 50 :ir would he p sisoned by
lis sat.}. gts. but il at all possible he would do
80.
es-rir general belief is tnat the Polish insur-
rry,tun has III: rted p:ibiic opinion In Europe
fem ;i:t = &'ni RI ia rebellion, and h-ncerurth
~ '.'ii"i:frtt~ states must depend apon them
Z .rs, 1iors.
.4..,.:"r'' 10 i -tTIkins Nednrsta, night and
! t.a iitr LrJt:E:'r and eleven times without
i.."E-H; .'"t-+'"uch 70 last ali the rest OF the
j ia IN
GE~a cen ."'-tf" servant il Cincinnati,
-. =, - .i-i Tar Il purir r-touse STE tk
%Ii q ..s. s. -. very t..n IN r;lrt pm IL. .
n ana 9 ~ s.ri If Il steak h.. nr:.rr
- - = ans. ..tust Teak. ..ta" n replied
e -.a.. h.'l..st., respectable
4 ~ 8, y I ms pea
:tftt ..Ina. hi- wife o., moi
80. . :, '1sin t4asisiasmr,
y ;a4a % add y their
I''...N ~ 1 #t.. 80 ~, it!r'rS ~ ~
..e aI> -'s o8a J.is IL,
i'.f' ..'it g. : j gf.fniiinn
so .tH<a tF
srI asa-r J.. ...l-.-. -oi.!; an.
-, Gi-n '-..> Geo E 's-.a.#l, T-l- ninc.
mn -. ra,.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FURTHER OF THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS
CHARLESTON. s. e.
THE COURIER HAS No D0JBTNOF THE FED
ERAL MOVEMENT.

FoRTRHss MONROE, April 1.-THE propeller
Virginia, Capt. w. H. Snyder, arrived this
forenoon from New York.
The Captain reports that he encountered a
heavy gale; that yesterday, at ten a. n,., they
passed in sight of n black steamer with three
masts, smoke stack near the after mast. She
was aground inside the breakers, at the north
west end of Cedar Island, forty miles to the
northward OF Cape Henry. Looked like the
Diamond State. The wind was blowing hea lily
from the north northeast at TIE time.
The steamboat Express has arri we'd from City
Point with 2S6 prisoners of war, 43 citizaD pri
soners and I. released and exchanged officers
captured at Hartville, Tenn, Dec. !, 1863.
The Richmond Disgotch Of April Sd says,
ssWe have reliable aform alton that the portion
of Pensacola surrounding st. Mary's Hall
comprising about fifty dwellings, was burnt
the 23d The town was fired by the Union
soldiers, who are to be sent to reinforce Banks
on his Mississippi expedition. Mr.. James
Gainet was burnt to death while asleep in his
house"
"Aaron Bennet was committed to military
prison in Richmond yesterday april 2d) as
spy
The Charleston Courier says in reference to
the Federal movements towards Seabrook
"We have not learned OF any Off cial reports
of an engagement, but there is not donbt but
the enemy are moving in the direction indi-
Gated. Different rumors are afioat as to the
numbers of the enemy"
The rebel steamer Matches, burned at Gas.
tlemans, on the YaZoo river recently, had 300
bales of cotton upon her at the time. She was
one OF the best steamers in the Confrderacy
The loss is heavy.
The wind has been blowing heavily since
midnight from the north to northeast. At !
o'clock this afternoon q severe snow storm
set in.
No oboatarrived from Yol ktoygn to day owing
to the severity of the storm.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

TIVE ELEcTIoNs.-The result of the Rhode
Island election is said to be having an excellent
elect IN Connecticut. and although the copper
heads are spending money like water to carry
that State to-day, II IS Lelieved they will be
badly defeated. The newIy-elected Legisla-
tuTe OF Rhode Island embraces some Of the first
men OF the Siate-such as Hon. Nathan +. Dix.
on, (meinher elect for Congress, but who will
first sit in the LEGISLATURE Hon. VIE p. Shelf
field, i. f. Eames. VIM. Grosy yener and emil
nrnt Providence lawyers, Thos. Durfee, c. A
Jrdike, Rev Augustus Woodiey, chaplain
oi the Isl Rhode Island -rgimpnt when it came
here Two years ago. and large number Of
others OF prominence in the State
Evening star., 1863-04-06
o + ICIALs
(~HIEF ASST ouARTERMAsTER's oPF1oz,,

TH1EF ABErT QD KTERMABTER's UFFICE,J
y Depot Of Washington 213 G, CORNER 18Th ST., )
WASHINGTON, D. O., March q, 1856.
With a view to obtain on short notice and on the
beet terms such supplies for the use of this Depart
ment by purchase in the open market, as may be
required by the exisencies of the service, and not
oti erwise provided for ~ estimate on the proper
officers of the QHarternaster's Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Hsr ivare, Drugs.
Lumber of all escri ptions, Leather Paints Oils,
Glass, Lanterns Ships Stores, and such other sup
plies as are knewn to be psrchased by the Quarter
masters Department. are hereby requested to fur
nish this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line corrected according to the iuctua.
ticns ef the market
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this office
EDWARD L HARTZ,
MIRA 2l.lm CAPTAIN and A. @. M, ,USA
Evening star., 1863-04-06
TIE EEEEL EAID IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

THE REBEL RAID IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
The following has been received at head
quarters Of the army relative to the recent
rebel raid on Point Pl asant, north Of the Ka-
raw ha, Virginia:
HEADQUARTERS GEN. SCHESck, Baltimore,
April 4.-kg}or Gen. Hdllech, Geaeral-ia Chief :.
l have now, through Brig. Gen. Scammon,
Capt. Carriers account OF the Point Pleasant
affair. Capt. Carter had sixty men, and ne re-
ports tW 0 killed aud three wounded, and SIX
taken prisoners, making our total loss H. The
rebels lost, in killed, wounded and prisoners,
=; and SO their RAID, with largely superior
numbers, Was handsomely repulsed.
ROBERT G.. SCHENCk,
Major General Commanding.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
THE POLISH STRUGGLE VIRTUALLY ENDED.
LANGIEEITZ CAPTURED AND TO BEPLkCED
on PAROLE IN SOME AUSTRIAN TOWN.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The steamship City of
Cork, from Liverpool on the alst OF March,
via Queenstown on the 23d, arrived here this
morning.
LIVERPOOL, via RooHE's POINT, Monday
morning.-Cotto rs opened steady, with fair
demand.
OF Cracow.
LATEST
PoLAsD.-The dispatches indicate continued
Russian success.
An American ship was passed by the city
ing fore and aft.
LONDON, March 23.-The Daily News states
that the Greek Minister has been recalled,
and the legation in London abolished
The Times city artic}e says hat the demand
for money at bank and in open market was
very active on Saturday owing 10 the large
Confede loan, which closed from iasais,
premium. Liverpool, Paris, Frankfort and
Amsterdam took about fifteen millions of the
loan.
is virtually ended but thinks the allied po Wers
justified in requiring that Poland shall have
what IS guaranteed by the treaty OF vienna.
The Morning Post understands that the Vi.
enra cabinet is resolved TO place Langewiez
on parole in some Austrian to Hn.
a large body of Russian regulars who have
crossed into Austria are under surveillance,
but are supplied with rationS by Austria
The Paris CORES pondent of the Daily News
says there is ruInors of an amnesty.
The Car has teiegraphed to Napoleon that
he Will give Poland her autonomy and liberal
constitution.
LoNuoN, Monday.-Sir Talton Symes is dead
Chas. Selby, 4 distinguished actor, is also dead
The next araWing-room was to be held on the
2Sth.
Consols opened on Monday at OK for money,
22saG2h for accounts.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
A CANAED rSDoUBTEDLY

The story in Philadelphia paper Of q pro-
uaced cabinet session on Saturday upon for
elgn affairs, and the issuing of letters of marque
and raprisal; and of SIDES being taken at the
meeting by Secretary Stanton warmly in favor,
and Secretary Seward warmly against such
issuance, is believed to b. without foundation
The question of the propriety of issuing let
tiers OF marque at any particular iuncture rests
with the President, and no emergency just
now presents itself, we take it, to bring the
question up fer mmediat solution
Evening star., 1863-04-06
THEY FIRE UPON PASSING TRANSPORT:
ALL QUIET IN HOsECRANs' DEPARTMENT

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Tbe Gazette has a spe-
cial dispatch from Cairo which states that the
gunboat st. Clair, while passing PALMYRA, 25
Mills above Fort Donelson, conveying trans
ports, was fired upon by the rebels under Van
Dorm.
The third shot struck the St. Clair's steam
pipe, rendering the boat unmanageable She
was toWed 10 Cairo by the steamer Luminary
Two or three men We're wounded
Allls quiet in Rosecrans' department Large
numbers of dcsrrters are ayailing themselves
of the Presidents proclamation, and returning
to their regiments.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January Is, 1863.
In consequence of the pressure OF business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army eff the Potomac viii be given at the office Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

THE PRESIDENT EISIiS THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
The President and Mrs. Lincoln, who left
Washington in steamer last Saturday after
neon, arrived at Aqua Greek Sunday morning
in the midst of a terrible snow-storn. At ten
O'Clock they left on a special train for Fall
mouth and reached Gen. Hooker's headquar-
tars al about noon. The visit which was to
have lasted Sc veral days, will be shortened in
consequence of the severe weather
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

INU1I 1HE AhsII VI IffE TUTUHNC.
A rebel scouting party Of twelve men We're
captured a few days ago at Catletts Station.
Hampton and Fitzhush Lee are said by Il
desertar to be at Culpeper with an estimated
force OF $500 ebels. Lee is to picket the Bull
Run mountains.
There are no rebel forces between this and
the Rappahannock except those of Moseby and
Capt. Jones, alias Farr. Moseby was not
wounded, as the papers reported He lost
seven men in the recent affair at Drainesyi
Evening star., 1863-04-06

SAmonG the items OF late Southern news
received at 81. Louis, is report that South
Srn Peace party has been formed, headed by
Sti ator Henry 5. Footc, Alexander Mosby, of
sIhe Richmond WAC, and others. The Chatta-
nooga Reid says that great blow for the
iiteEat or OF Kentucky is 70 be struck before
Innn
Evening star., 1863-04-06

~ Ih" bermuda Royal Gazette, of the 2Jth of
March, says Il is said that the steamer Peter
iiof, captured by Admiral Wilkes, United
Sta'es Navy, was from France, laden with
French Government stores, and was bound to
Vera Cruz.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
ARRIVAL OFApRIzE NEW Y.

ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, April G.-The prize steamer
Aries, in charge OF Master Deyins, arri ved this
morning. from Port Royal, and being bound to
Boston, but put in here owing to being short of
coal. She was captured on tae 2eth of March,
in Bulls Bay, thirty miles north of Charleston,
by the L. S. steamer Ste tin
Evening star., 1863-04-06

LLTTERs OF MAEQUE.-It is said that the
ohject OF the visit Of the Committee on the
Conduct OF the War to the President on Sat.
ulday, was 10 urge the issuing Of letters Of
Evening star., 1863-04-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE EVENING STAR.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

CONFIRMATION OF THE DIES sRUCT1ON OF
PENSACOLA BY THE FEDERAL TROOPS.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DErUTY COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REV.
FNUE.-Hon. Edward Mcpherson, ex.Repre-
sentative. enters upon his duties az deputy
commissioner of internal re venue day
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BOONE.
VILE. MO.
ST. LOUIS, April Ga half block of the brsi-
ness part of bonneville was burned on the
morning of the 3D. inst. The loss is between
forty and fifty thousand dollars. The fire was
the work of an incendiary
Evening star., 1863-04-06

~ During last week Mr.. Jay Cooke,
Treasury agent, received subscriptions to the
Fiye-twenty National Loan to the amount of
eight millions of dollars.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FROM TENNESSEE.

REBEL TROOPS UNDER VAN dorm ON THE
TENNESSEE RIVER ABOVE FORT
D0NELSON
Evening star., 1863-04-06

FROM yICKSBURG.
VIoKsBURa, April 2.--The enemy made a
reconnaissance up the Yazoo yesterday, and
threw few shells at Snyder's Bluff. Nothing
in sight below.
CHATTANOOGA, April 2.-The gunboats on
the Tennessee have been driven back by our
sharpshooters. The iron -clads endeavored to
Lind at Tuscumbia this morning at daylight,
and were attacked by our cavalry outposts,
and heavy cannonadins ensusd, but without
effect. Unsuccessful efforts were made to land
party, and the iron-clads backed down the
river. No hattie IN front. Heavy skirmlshing
at McMinnviile
Evening star., 1863-04-06
A W A RID

An award of plumbing for the Lincoln Hos
pital was made at G Quartermaster Rucker' 8
Office to I. W Miller, of this city, for S2,4.u
Evening star., 1863-04-06

~ See fourth page tor report of the Comnait.
tee on the Conduct OF the War.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
LOCAL NEWS.
CRIMINAL COURT,

Chief Justice Carter's Charge to the Grand
Jury. a
Evening star., 1863-04-06
40 Suffers AND PURvEYORs
s M TIL & NOR X Is O n,
No 81 IOUJsIANA AvnNup

RoUk pooas PRoa SEVENTH STREET.
'r for sas ni csrg !o,v pyiees large assortment Of
GROCERIES,,
p'rv:si0NS WINE, LIQUORS, sHdARs.
FRtIfS. &,
Fret Il IL superior nrder No charge for nsckaSe
rr crii, ry To ary part = the city
n sria'Hrs ftha we'll kaowu brand of
OLE CABINET WHISKY
and
si"H'sw J CHERRY ONE a!-rsRY.
ia! Tr9ds Swrp .iGd an Farara3ls Tey..s
.Hs Us.-u u-im%
Evening star., 1863-04-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, April 6, TX q. m.-First Board:
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1855; 73Os, lG5; Demands,
Isl Gold. 15lh. Gold heavy
Evening star., 1863-04-06
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE
~ FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUM


United States
Tie Schooner Emily Murray IN ADMIRALTY.
aud Cargo.
Whereas, the said schooner Emily Murray and
cargo we're M g captured as prize BY the oficers and
to the Potomac hotilla, and brought into the port
OF Washington, District of Colum bia. and Brought
within the jurisdiction Of said Court, and On the
2sd day Of February 1888, libel was filed in said
triet s o. Of Columbia praying the contamination Of
said schooner and cargo, And that process of sni
tion and attachment issue against said schooner
and cargo, and the owners thereof and all persons
interested or claiming interest therein, warning
then them at some early day to appear and answer said
miraty sitting this LIST day Of April 1868 that notice
be given to the owners of said schooner and cargo
and all persons interested or, claiming interest
therein, to appear and answer this libel the lst
have, VIII , said schooner and cargo should not be
condemned and sold according to law, and that said
notice be given BY posting COPY of this order
and By publication in the Evening Star twice week
previous to said lst Monday In May the first publ.
cation to be on or before the lst Monday of April
1868. By order of the Court.
True copy-Test:-R. j. MEIGs, Clerk. ap e-2a1
Evening star., 1863-04-06

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE
- sale of three story Frame Dwelling House and
to take place on Thursday afternoon, April 9Th, at
apSd ). c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE contain
W ing from TO roems, either furnished or TN
furnished. BY party who will give satisfactory
good rent will be paid Please address answers
stating location. &c, to IL. NJ, Box Ia Star Of
flee. an ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

"ANTED-Ag good carriage BLACKSMITH In
of eth and G sts an l-lwr
Evening star., 1863-04-06

EJORFE AND CARRIAGE FOR sALE.-Wiu be
i sold cheap for cash good Horse And ~
SSsTT1"ss s fx" seated made M N p Pphlssdslphia
or Gurlg the last week The horse is years old, ,
kii d and gentle, and suitable for family or ply
sicisn. Harness. fuRs, blank -ts, C.. all ompiats
Apply at kirxwond Hous. to Mr. Nc IRIS Itt
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WANTED-SECON HAND FURNITURE
w Also. Mirrors. Carpets, Beds BEDDING and
r. BUCHLY, 42S 7th st
mar S,-tf bet G and H. east side
Evening star., 1863-04-06

GRAND RE0PENING OF ISLAND HALL,
NJ LOOK OUT FOR FUN,
ALL HONOR TO WASHINGTON!
The first grand EASTER BALI. of the WASH
1EGT0S QUADRILLE ASSOCIATION will "A
take Ils-a at Island Hall on EASTER MON ~
pied ge themselves TO spare no pains tiAaA
pense to make this the Ball Of the season. The AL
has been put in splendid condition and will be
handsomely decorated for the occasion. A splen-
did brass and string band has been angsgai. No
hats caps will be allowed in the room Tickets
81, admitting gentleman and ladies.
COMMITTEE of Ar,angsnlehts.
NJ Magruder, w firice,
Jas II. Hall, w. j. O'BHeu,
j. Brewer, W. T Hall.
j. Wanderlich.
Ballet Master .....-.-..M. Magruder.
n. B-Our lady friends are most respectfully in
vited rs no invitation cards will be issued
By order Committed ap2 rH,S.af
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WANTED-5OO MEN to work in the Commissa-
w ~ Department. Apply to Capt. Fl. VOSS, G.
e. v, at the foot of street, Washington mar Is