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Evening star., 1863-04-17
AFFAIRS IN GEORGErowN
Correspondence Of the StarJ
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GEoRGETowN, ID. O., April Il, 1861
Mtssrs Morgan, Reinhart Co. who lately
leased from the Corporation the south ,rn ter
minus Of High street, are orouChly Repairing
the wharf, and constructing sheds, derricks
&c, for the purpose of leading merc chandiS,
from their steamships now running between
New ork and GeorSetown.
Our nsh market has been pleutifully sup
phed Tor the past week, but notwithstanding
the supply the prices still keep up. Shad.
choice bring 15 cents per pair and herring -
cents per dozen. In con sequence of high water,
there are but few arriving at the wharf this
morning.
Schooner Chas. Gaskill, Dut,on, Philadelphia,
coal to S Stover; schooner Train Acworth,
Psrson, salisbury, Md, wood to Jas A Dom
nelly; steamer Seymour, Room, Philadelphia.
merchandise to Hyde & Davidson; schooner
Ocean, Wilson. Baltimore oats to Government:
schooner j. 5. Williams, Woodruff, Bridgpton.
n. j., corn to Geo. Shoemaker, ir.; also, pota-
toes; schooner Quail, Nc Elmer, Port DeposI,
Md. hay TO Hartly & Bro; Barge. Callahan.
Trenton, Philadelphia, coal; Hutchins' boat
Little Falls, fish TO ]. A. knight; also Ellis
boat. same TO same; schooner Lydia X. Ogden,
Fisher, Alex xandria, light; schooner Julia L.
Pratt Pratt, from same, also light.
Departed.-Schooner +. Nickerson, Hender-
son. New York, coal from Borden Minin %;
schooner Chas. Colgate; Sanders, Providence,
X. l., coal from Rays Docks: schooner T. A
Cummings, Kelley, Derby, Conn, coal from
Agneu's Dock; Barge, John Beal, Alexandria,
coal from same.
Arrived by canal-Boats Old Dominion,
wood: Great Eastern, coal TO John Young:
Martha Banks, Amelia Snyder, II. ID. Carle-
ton, coal to Rays dock. ]. G. Morrison, corn
and wood; Sarah Ann, coal 10 Cumberland
Coal and Iron Co. M. J. Hull, Dutch Hen.
Advance, coal TO Borden Mining Go.
Depa-ted-Boats &. Slack, W. E. Taylor, Sa-
rah Ann, Old Dominion, T.. III. Tracey, Tnex-
pected, j. A. kroon, Amelia nyder, Ct. W.
Worth, Or, A. A. Biggs, Martha Banks. High
lander. NJ. ]. Hull, J. G.. Morrison, and K. b.
Lynn.
Business dull. Markets firm; with wholesale
quotations as follows:
Flour, super, S7aS7.25; extra, s7S7 kas3; fan-
lily, S9aSa5O; Caledonia, $40; Welch's family,
Slu50. Wheat, red, Sl.65aSl..0: white, 81 :5a
SIS, very choice, so. Corn, white a3caSI;
yel DIV, S5c. Oats, by measure, 60a65c. Hay,
S9ei' 800 Mill stuf-middlings, d0c shorts,
3tc. brown stuff, 35c.; potatoes, 70aS0c.; Bald.
viii apples, $5aS3.50; cider, l6a12c.; do, ciar-
life 20a25c; whisky, 49c.; salt, G. A, $3.50;
fine 81 50. Cumberland coal, SIPS; anthracite,
Sa.:H. Plaster, lump, S6as6-JN: ground, slo.
Lumber, pine. sa5 per NJ. Wood, pine, si-soa
So; oak, S5aS6. CUBA.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

TIT orERA.-Public expectation is high to-
night over the prospect of seeing Grau's famous
Opera Troupe IN II Troratore. Madame Lorini
Cher tiIst appearance here) takes the part of
LSo~ora Mile Norensi that of A.ucsno; Slsnor
Macea!eEri, the celebrated tenor will sing the
part OF Manrico, III which he created so great a
$. nsation III New York, In the grand aria, "Di
QoeiisPira," with his renowned ssIfde poi-
'rine," Uhe high note.) Sig. Amodio takes the
par: of Count d. Lana, and Sig. Barili that OF
Ferrdni0: fine ast indeed
Tomorrow night Cordier. Susini and Brig
noli IN Don GforoHnt.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER'J OFFICE,
F0rdae Dtggrtmsnt, Cor. q and ED streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is, 1853 !
WRITIHS PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS. and CORN, for the use 81
this Depot to be delivered ut the Railroad Depot
or tany OF the Government wharves in this city
The proposals to be addressed to the under
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for five thousand
5000 Bushels Of Corn Oats and ffty (5OJ tons of
nay or straw. and upwards. ness it should be for
Lhe interest OF tho Government to contract for
less amount
Ar grain to be put mp in good sacks, of about two
cost of the contractor " Va"
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All ain and Hay offered to be 81 bect TO a ri Gid
Inspection by the Government Inspector
.. Contracts will be 1warded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the intere sts of
the seryice may require. Good security will be
REQUIRED Tor the faithful fulhllment OF any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the completion of the
contract. g. L. BROWN
ap Ism Captain and A. @, M L g A
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pROPOsALs FOR RIFLE CANNON.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,

oHDNA6CE WAR DEPARTNENT.p
WAsHISGTOS, April l6. 1863
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until 4
o'cIock p M, on the 7d day of MAY next for the
SLICE RIFLE CANNON of the caliber of four and
ahalf inches. These Cannon weigh, when fnisbed, ,
aoout S,tIo pounds. They are to be made in
strict conformity to the drawing gs which will be-
furnished, and which may be seen at any United
states Arsenal. They are to be cast hollow and
cooled fem the interior They are to be subiart
to the regular United States in. pection and proof
ana none are to he received paid for but such as
are accepted by the Inspector whose decision as to
the reception or rejection of any of them IS to be
final and conclusive - w
Bidders will state the time they propose 10
deliver the first cannon. and the number they will
deliver. weekly. thereafter. They viii! also state
Where they propose to manuf actdre them and the
price per pound for the finishes Cannon; delivered
nj the place of shipment nearest to the foundry
where cast.
Il No bid viii be entertained except from regular
iohn1ers evidence OF which and of their ability to
fnihll contract, If awarded to them must &C.
this office. "i ~
Any bidder obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bonds with not less than two surstes
in the penal sum of S. 900 for the faithful fulaI
ment OF his contract, in ali respects
he riRht Is resel we'd to reject any or all bids If
the prices are deemed too high or III for any car AZ
II is OF thought for the public rest 10 sccenf
them. Propos sis will be sealed and addressed to
Brig. Gen. J. ": Ripley, Chief Of ordnance.
Washington. d. c. and will be indorsed Pro
posals for ~ inch Rifle Cannon"
JAS W RIPLEY.
ap n-eo-t Big. Gen, Ohief Ordnance.
Evening star., 1863-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Precinct-Thos
BudroW, stealing coat; dismissed. Michael
McMan, taking sand from a street; do.
Third Precinct.-Jno. Baltzer, keeping open q
bar Sunday; dismissed. Jno. Sweasanger, run
into street car; fined IS. Geo. Lyon, disorder
ly; workhouse James Welch, drunk; dis
missed.
Fourth Precen&.-H Bender, larceny: Jail for
court. Andrew Winters, malicious mischief
olsmissea. Jonn wilson, selling coal under
weight; do. Agnes White, drunk and disor.
derby; workhouse.
Si1h Precinct.-Adam Disfer. assault and
battery; jail Jno. p. Stanton, drunk; fined S.
Honora Kelly, drunk; do.
Tenth Prectnct.-Geo. Hobbs, deserter: mill
tary. Mary Martin, drunk and disorderly:
fined 81. Jasper Maby and Thos. Kelly, in,
decent exposure; dismissed. John Eastline,
Alex. Eastline, Jas. Gibson, Samuel Eastline
Pat'k Lee and p. Moran, disorderly; do. John
Gallagher, drunk; fined 50. P. Huben, J. w.
Clifford and Jno. W Waistcoat; do. 50 each. Dan'l
Conner, drunk do. 81.
Evening star., 1863-04-17
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-S1S in Treasury Money On Penn. avenns.
t. samc " II bs liberaty rewarded by leaving it
with CHAS. L. LOCKWOOD. 324 Pa. avenue. IT.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the 18th instant.
- light red COW with short horrs and q white
necsi she was within two weeks o having a calf.
rewarded BY MATHEW CAVAnAUGH. on eth as. 81.
east. between and SITS, Capitol Hill. it
I Osf-On tho evening Of the 18th instant, near
the Nst:tn Hotel or on h street. aMEM
ORANDU Al BOOK containins papers of NO value
t'spy one except the own.r my name ia in the
book. Whoever will return to me said book at
456 7th streat, in once With Somes Brown,
shall be tuitaoiy rewarded.
ap l7-3t' GNO. WESTON.
c. ttWARD.-strsysd from the subscriber on
D.( THURSDAY, the i6ta instant, one smsl white
has sm Ill wort on the right thigh I will give
the above reward for her delivery to No. 500 L
street; t, between De- 9th and 10Th po VI arrrox
G1SO RBWARD Escaped from the Washing
" JO ton city Jail of the District of Columbia,
One WI. A. ToMPkISs alias Iii 'Iis IEGRXSGE. his
age is about ~ years; feet inchss high; light
brown halr cut short and when long WAS com srd
straight back; his face is round and full of quick
Also, JOHN HARDING, about As or 80 years of
age; 5teet or inches high; very sharp features:
hair and side whiskers grey mixed full and rolling
Also, JOHN KILROY, about feet 10 inches high;
p years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has grum frownins look fair com.
on when they lef' the Jail.
The above reward will be given for their ap9re.
henson if secured in the United States jail in ths
District OF Columbia, or % for either Of said
prisoners an g WARD \ ItsMM9S;1 MaS.S;,1
Evening star., 1863-04-17

SThe Editor OF the Nashville Union saws
the dsdr,st spot on earth TO him is home for
wood Is $40 per cord and other things in pro i.
portion.
HThe people Of Rodney. Miss. regard the
Saredefats money a. utterly useless.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

VIOLATING THE REVENUE LAWS
The revenue steamer Tiger yesterday brought
up the schooner Malinda, of Baltimore, owned
by Captains Hicks and Bramble, captured for
violating the revenue laws while going in
Belle Plain with a cargo Of suffers goods,
Evening star., 1863-04-17
l. so BARRILH TAB
80 BARRELS ROS1N,
Apply to
no 6-h J. L. KIDWELL. Gsorsstown. d O.

A PIANOS
"A NEW Assortment Of Steinway & Sons Pianos
has been received to-day. These Panos-
are admitted by all musicians to be supe t9$9
rior to all others. The first premium hasSJIkTv
ALWAYS s been awarded to steinway Sons, wherever
others-as at the Worlds Fair In London, Of last
year, and all exhibitions in this country.
Several second hand Pianos for sale upon easy
terms, at the warerooms of
W. G.. METZEROTT,
apis corner of Pa. ay. and nth street.
Evening star., 1863-04-17
A RE NOR

Yesterday, the Ella. Capt. Eldridge, arrived
from Pney Point, bringing up rumor (that
was also brought up by passengers in the
Aqua Creek boaD that Corcoran's forces had
been driven from Suffolk and that the transport
steamer Mount Washington and gunboat had
been DESTROYED by the rebels on Nansemond
Evening star., 1863-04-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THR EVENING STAR.
FROM THE SOUTH.
tIL QUIET AT CHARLESTON.
THE FEDERAL FORCES OCCUPY COLES, KIA-
WAH AND SEABROOK ISLANDS.
THE RERELS DESTROY GUNBCATS AND
TRANSPORTS ON THE CUMBERLAND
RIVER,

FORTRESS MONROE. Apri! E.-Richmond
papers OF the 10th instant have been received.
They state that all is quiet in Charleston.
The enemy occupies Coles, keawah, and
Seabrook Islands in considerable force. pro-
tected by gunboas. Their transports have left.
Two gunboats and three transports have been
destroyed on the Cumberland river by Wheel
ers command.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

I 0S1-On the evening OF the llth, black and
IL tan PUPPY, with two white for" feet; he had
or a blue leather collar. and answers to the mama
of Bart " liberal reward will be given if left
at the seGar Store next door to the Cante rbury
Hall. ap l6.2t
RROKE AWAY FROM THE BOY, on George
- town Heights. one brown HORSE, with wagon
breech Ing ON And blind bride. A suitable reward
viii o. paid il returned to 4. d. LINN Montgom-
cry House Georsptovn ap lG-5t7
GAME TO MY PREMISES On the 10Th instant
~ dry COWS and yearlng HEIRER, which the
owner or owners can Fave by coming forward
proving property and paying charges.
A. GLEASON
on the farm known as Willard g Farm,
ap l6-St% back of Kendall Green.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

RELIEVED
Major General Casey has been relieved of
his command of the forces in front General
Abercrombie succeeds him.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

PERsoNAL.-Commissio Holloway has
returned, and was engaged too day in the dis.
charge OF his duties.
Evening star., 1863-04-17
FROM THE FRONT,

Owing to the severe storm of yesterday no
movements of consequence were made by our
forces on our front across the river.
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DISMISSED

Lieutenant Colonel Baldey, of the Twelfth
Pennsylvania Reserves, has been dismissed for
absence without leave
Evening star., 1863-04-17
BOARDING.

II OOMS AND BOARD Can be had ut the corner
IL OF 18th and II SITS An III.
A COMFORTABLE HOMK FOR TWO aEN-
"A uemen or for a gentleman and wife can BE- had
at 361 street, near 9th an i6-3t.
ROARD "A respectable young man wishes to OBJ
- tam Board in some private family or respecta
pie boarding house. tprivate family preferrea; J
good references given. Address "R o. " Box 81 7
Washington Post OH1ee, stating terms. location,
dc. ap 16-2t~
TWO YOUNG MEN May and good sccommoda.
Il tion and Board on moderate terms, near the
Heights Of Georgetown. Refer for further in tel
lsence to No. 121 Bridge street. References eI-
cnahfeo. ap l5.f
Evening star., 1863-04-17

II MAMMOTH LUNCH
L BEE, from 10 to II O'Clock g. m , on SATUR.
PAY, the 18th inst. in Mr.. Joseph Rosenthal's
winter Garden, on D street, between 10th and llth
Mr.. CHARLES THEME wishes to inform the
public that he has taken the Restaurant in the
above Garden. where be is always prepared to
serve to his customers the best that the mari ct
Affords, served up in the best French and English
styles. Mr. Rosenth8l still keeps the Bar in the
same building and has always ON hand the best
vines, LlquOfs, &C. Ap Is St.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

Chronicle that McNau ton. tn man char ged with
the robbery of Lieut. Graham, was the son of Dun.
can hcNaughton, the Poatn aster at Mumford N
I take this method Of contradic citing the above
statement. There Is not one word ef truth in it.
IT. MRS. 0OLRy,
Evening star., 1863-04-17
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK PM.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
SHARP ATTAtk BY THE REBELS
UPON OUR ELOTELLA IN NAN
SEMOND RIVER.
TIE MOUNT WASHINGTON DISABLED.

THE STEPPING STONES AND C0MMODORE
BARNEY BADLY PEPPERED
Evening star., 1863-04-17

ACCUSED AGAIN.-William Swigart, who es-
capped from charge of watch stealing, as re-
night upon charge of robbing VIM Prince,
on the highway, of S5 Swiegart and Prince
were both retained by the Third Ward Off
GERS, and this morning, on trial before Justice
Thompson, Prince made oath that Swieeart
was not the man. Justice Thompson dismissed
Swiegart with some good advice
Evening star., 1863-04-17

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fisher.-James T.
the petit Jury, and Thomas Thornley, sum
moned in his place.
VIM. Moor, indicted for highway robbery in
attacking and robbing John j. Sohan of ten
dollars, was found guilty, and sentenced to
the penitentiary at Albany for four years.
Daniel Wall, belonging to sScott's 9Oo'
charged with an assault on officer j. E. Bell
was found guilty, and sentenced to pay fine
of one dollar to the JAIL for five days, after
which he is to be delivered to the Provost Mar
shall.
John White, alias John Goddard charged
with stealing a pair of pantaloons from VIM
Graham, was found guilty, and sentenced to
Jail for ninety days. .-r
Evening star., 1863-04-17
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

MIGHT SGAVANGER wANrHD.-Any person
/ who may desire to be smploye as Nj sht Scav-
enser In Georgetown, D. O., and ,rho tciN pe.jorns
and address the same to Box 672 Post Office
GEORGETOWN, D. G. The applicants must state
their names and the places Of their residence
Evening star., 1863-04-17

POR NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP BALTIMORE viii leave fsot OF
High street. Georgetown on Saturday, ~x,fssS
at IL N. for New York. Fer freight or s4E&ER
passage apply to s3EE4eSss
MORGAN & RHINEHARr
sp st -fsot OF High street Geergetown.
Evening star., 1863-04-17
IMMENSELY IMPORTANT FROM
QUEBEC.

QUEREC, April l6.-William Cornell Jewett
OF Colorado, on his way TO Europe via Halifax.
is here having arrived too late to make a con-
nection in time over the overland route, with
the steamers. He Will probably remain here
several days
Evening star., 1863-04-17
~ RIADING MATTER ON EVERY PAal.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TILE
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
Washinston Money Market,

Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson & Co,
Ranhers:
Evening star., 1863-04-17
WEST, NORTH AND SOUTHWEST.
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS TAKEN A,
GOVERNMENT RATES,

OFFICERS okEP 4EP vsy Syq2kRIERs N2l Is e TAKEN At
The only pa-s to buy tickets is at the ticket ooe
S.!5sss iss s:!'$s,f + If Rsssss sss o1Is
ipston and the ne, Ohio river. Baggage checked
tached to all night trains Trains leave at a. m -.
and and s 30 P. m. Beware Of runners and hire.
rect 70 the depst and procure your tickets 'oe u
mar ST Passenger Agent B. B. sS"Rfps q. Z. B. 90.
STRICTLY PURE soAIhIIFEoRNIA WINES AND
Sole agents for the District of Columbia for the
sale of Messrs Kohler & Erohlins's pure Caiifor.
mia Wines and Brandies. The following are our
FSSF, RSSk y WIFI Eh1TH HTsgx4hsL, X1sass
aRAPE BRANDY ' AD'
EGAN & PERRIE, Sole Agents. =
mar 81 I'm corner 9th and streets.
NEW SINGING CLAss.-Professor Alex. Wo-
MhoS Tos G,i th.s y as
mmedia,tely are wanted only a few GOOD ladies'
men who would like to join that fne class, ass % and an
liberal terms can apply immediately at the Pro-
fess1rs residence ard Try their voice Professor
+. Hour Of reception only between and o'clock
2. m, daily ap3ev
p ICHARDsON ON DOMESTIC FOWLS.
IL Bement on Poultry.
Manual Of Domestic Animals.
Dickson and @oubrsy on Poultry: Loadoo.
6oyies Domestic Poultry: London.
spI - FRANcK TAYLOR.
A NTIQUITY or MAN BY Sir Charles Lyell
"A vol, $40, with illustrations; $3.50.
aPs ' RRAH0K TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

"ANTED-A middle aeed colored WOMAN who
w can cook W lsh and iron and who is willing
70 live in New York city, in pI .vate fs niIy up
tOwn. INQUIRE No. 4S6 Eleventh street north.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

WANTED-An eKcerienced colored COOK and
w OHAMBIRMAID,a at 2S6 north street, be-
tween 18th and 18th. ap l5-St-
WANTED-A white COOK to do general house.
" work In q small family. Apply at the Star
Evening star., 1863-04-17
A RRIVED AND FOR SALE BY
n

wines, Liquors, &c. An l6 3ts
ARklvED AS9R AND ] FOE s.sAk SALE BY
393 Penn. avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets
Choice Goshen BUTTER
Finest qualities Of TEA.
CCompissits assortment Of E9ARs,
ooShhSIISST 0kRSKSRs! MILK BISCUIT AND BOSTON
Tn: b.ss IL sns the os osssuse.s, H.
Co., "sei9netts'' and other brands O1N'
fGEgspsts % Sbsos FAMILY
~ The Trade supplied at the very lowest cash
prices. apl6-tf
InnO BOXES ORANGES.
kAkHSAs' kXfsiks, ssfsi ksfHas FIGS ,us arrived a.
ap I'-"t Corner Eighth and D.
NAVAL GCNNERY. BY Sir Howard Douglas.
ssotiern 3 Projectie Weapons of War. London.
senson stons't g oEdnsncs Gnnss and I5ay. Gannery.
2. s. Ordnance Manual.
Simpsons Gunnery and Naval OrdnAncs
JesPs', fsFmspn Ns5sI on sIhpns She'll Brussels
Ward, Ward,s ~ Naval ava ORDINANCES and Gusnery.
Bsrrett's Naval Gunnery Instru ctions -
apis FRANcK TAYLOR.
NJ. VIEW BOOKS
Gn Esamas on sSsss s On tae Poets price
of Washin ston; price - cts A' 'u "0e
The s. Bank Law of Last Session: price * eta
The Tax Payer S Manual with the recent AmanJ
ments OF Congress; price IS eta.
The Text Book of Penmanship p and Letter Writ
ing and rules OF Punctuation, by II. " Ellsworth. !.
Christian Ballads by Arthur Cleveland Coxes.
with Additions; price 50 cts
The Life of Chopin by F. List translated bx
Martha W. Cook; price S. IS.
The Ice Maiden and other Tales, oy Hans Chris
tian Anderson, translated from the French nrice
% cts. ' p''
Just received and for sale by
PHILIP Il SOLOMON
Metropolitan Book Store
ap Tor 332 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1863-04-17

4hN oE TIE bas,: snAXEs Er.I
Of slaves il the Ds,rist cslambs 1
* msstPg in the Eth sssst
meeting. 1t"
n=YouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
HS TON. IiOH;.The & regular monthly meeting Sf
ns III ssta # aset*s'f at Mn hSs Ths
spl7st D'' >'' A''e J. C. CLAYTON, Rec. Sec.
TssR1RITHAL Union mEkrING -Oa
Ms M Sials s7:e t Mts r. Sis sns .t
meeting Mr., r. - smith viii be ,atueneed to give
s @ tie Millennium M near sl at man hsnd
Hod hpss 9s hs M plans fer the
mIssion ID cents. - SA'N "; spn2ts i: a0
caSEGH t1iEEfas 2s
s3 f"iR 5 fkDAh 4hs9 s9d ha hs
attendance. will avail themselves Of this extension
to hGstow their patronage, thereby enabling the
the same time ENJOY the satisfaction Of having
tr.,uted to a cause so prsise~orthy. sp l6-2t
ao!I.; e.; persons having grievances
IN the reception or delivery Of their mail matter
the emp,e,es therein: viii confer favor BY re-
u., 81. B0WEN. Postmaster, :
Washington City Post Office, April Q, 1865
N@COLLECTOR's OFFICE. U. s. IsrERsAI
w RRvESuE. Washington. April IS, lSsS,-No.
paid and
demand notice for the same, that, unless payment
is made ID 1a on or before April 10Th se shall
as provided BY law. ~ LIwis cIEPa3NEs" 32;NsE."''s'
"-NOTICE-on and after the soth day of
N April, the Office of Genwood Cemetery will
BE-. BE- remeysd 1 ~, to No a95 street north between
sp l3.dtJunel
IFw. H. BENNETT, THE GENTLEMAN WHO
l g't = permit from the Com missioner of Public
es oPner Pa Of sh and s
streets, he will hear of something to his advan-
F0K SALE An officer of the army leaving Wash.
RftoH aesde1 .ns HsRShss tG s! his
the .tabie in seWa,ds HIley. in the rear ofA&
Riggs Co.'s Bank apI7,st
SURGEON DENrIsE' RE k2ok*oon; Esso,...o. B.;,s.ss
% DO an. nHs ss sess.P ess.p
s,1sI and i%pg.9.sa psG Also Gold snd~
Teeth extracted without pain apF-2w.
+ SODA, BIC TIER and WATER CRACKERS
for sale at EGAN Il PERRIE'S,
ap n1t Ninth and streets
CHOICE SUGAR R-OURBD HAMS
We have RECEIVED another lot of those choice
Sugar cured HAMS, small size., 1t 121s cents per
h. Also, one tierce of MIDDLINGS, at
EGAN Il PEERLESS,
ApHN corner Ninth aud e streets
TRUNKS TRUNKS, MTR
Vslifes and Travelling Bags in great Va. %NlfD
riety and very low, at
L. HEILBRUN CO.'S,
500 Seventh st., between and e.
ap H. I'M Under Odd Fellows Hall
GROCERIES,
IIOu0RQ
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WANTS..

"ANTED IMMEDIATELY Several JOUR-
w kEIMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS Appl y
at SAMC Ed N1SEiS Shop, 346 street. betwran
18th and 18th an r7-7t
Evening star., 1863-04-17

S1TCATIONS WANTED by two respectable
~ girls-ons as cook and would have no objection
70 assist in washing and ironing the other a.
hambermaid and seamstress, or would trsvet with
Lady. Cal at 543 Massachusetts, avenue betw cen
IA efs
Evening star., 1863-04-17
JNO. W. LUMSbON,
l. ORWARDING AND GINERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT

81 AND 1O3 WArsR STREET,
GeorEsto7cn. ID. c.,
Attends to the sale of Produce Flour Grain and
t merchandise generally; Procurss Freight, Char.
dispatch. mar 4-tf
Evening star., 1863-04-17

WAETED-A SERVANT MAN, either white or
w colored. to sc to An officer in the feld Ap-
! ply At No: 355 l9th street, between and K
Evening star., 1863-04-17

WANTED--Two GIRLS, one 40 chamberm aid
W and one for the kitchen. Apply at corner Of
10th street and Penn. avenue, Hoboken Hotel.
Evening star., 1863-04-17

WAETED.-A good practical Farrnip and Gar
~ den Hand, to cultivate small place near
BIadensbnrg can find employment by applying at
No Pa avenue, or Mr.. QEINN'S, at Elsviile.
None but sober and Compel tent hand need apply.
ap Id lit JOS r STEWART
Evening star., 1863-04-17
324 GREAT BARGAINS

DR. G. 0 O DS,
IL 324 Pa. orenxe, bet,resn 9th arS lath SIS.
The balance of the DRY GOODS stock at CHAS.
l.. IOCKWOOD'S formerly John b. gett must
be closed out by the lst of May. in order to make
room for u large steck Of GENTLEMENS FUR
Great bargains in DRESS GOODS, sHAWLs,
dc. Also, . large sssortme mt of HOSIERY, COT
TONS and WHITE GOODS, at less than wholesale
prices. ap ii 2w
Evening star., 1863-04-17

WANTED TO PURCHASE-The GOOD WILL
w and FIXTURES of a restaurant in Washing
ton. Any one having same to sell will hear IF a
Pr cha'er by dropping q letter in B.x No. 30 Star
:;hc", stating location and where an interview can
be had. ap To- 9w$