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The New York herald., 1863-03-29
REsTAuRANTs.

L,AMlLy HOTEL AND REsTAURANT-ro FAMILIES
visiting the Central PARK and the road. heprcrfietor
Of the waverle Hotel has leased .he large aud
rDunds the Bloonngiae road. takug from Ninpty
sth Ninety seventh opened hotel for
families y which will be stocked all the decaces ~
families visiting the above hotel nst be
annoyrd BY any dHorderly persons. Tho above place
commands nne view 81 the iludson IL well khs1et aud
free from dsa
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

DOSTrONEMEST.-THE EXPRESS STEAMER A1
Il NUSfA DtNSMORE. which was 70 have sailed on ~
I-,h foe Newbern. ~ O. and Port Royal s. c. having
nnavpabv dettnc. vd be despatched for the above
placra saturday next Arra a At ock 4. NJ from
her berl q pier No North rver for eght or pas age
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

OrrrcE TIE JEFFEnsoSyILLE RAILROAD Co.,
JEFrERsoNyILLx Ind, Feb. rs. 1863
Public notice Is hereby given In accordance with the
holders of its first mortgage bonds dated April H. 1852 that
this company will redeem, the Sd day of April next at
city a. The lowest oer below par forty one Of said Jeier
for the sale Of said bonds be addressed under seal
the United States Trust Company aforesaid and endorsed
sSnyils Railroad COMPANY 70 the sinking fund.- which
April next And public notice is also hereby given the
holders Of said first mortgage bonds that in there
bids offered sell said bonds provided the
msnt Aforesaid the United States Trust Company aforesaid
WILL presentation at their office No. ~ Wall street.
deem a par and accrued interest by consecutive numbers OF
Outstanding bonds Of said bonds beginning at l
and running l4 Inclusive Nos 146 47 and 49 to 5Z.
inclusive Nos lbS 10 82 inclusive Nos 6 le 67 and Nos
0 70 IT'S fncusve and that and after Sd day Of April
IS interest on said bonds will provided in said
j. H. McCANPBELL Secretary and Treasurer
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

IoRsETs AND SKIRTS MRS. ELGER HAS THE
~ largest and cheapest stock N the cy, purchased before
great advance, which she Is selling under regular
prices; of the best quality and BYsst shapes from
made t0 order OF eYeIy also Waista
SKIRTS Pads Sleels Laciue. 4c. n BEdeng Laoes and
Trmrtngs for aies uIderEsrmrnts aifo argc assofr.
ment style Dress Trtmnlfgs Ncivels Brai6s Ba
tons u re Trirtins sc. $50 aud So BrasAwav. near
k.ueteeAh sssrrt ts<t silG
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

The Edinburg to-day took out $7O2,s47 and the
City of Manchester sl75 ,554-in all $S7s40l. In
foreign exchange there is nothing doing this morn
ing; but higher rates asked in proportion to the
advance in gold, say l569& lS for first class
sterling bills
The British Queen took out SCI 1886 Is.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s4s ,527,7 ,76l 96, and the balances
s2,292 ,407 26. The clearances for the week end
ing to-day were s2sl 1876 ,25s ss-an average Of
SAC 1857 100 81 against SAC, ,3O5 ,22s 30 last week.
E. F. Satterthwates circular per Asia Says
Since last in American securities in Lon.
don has interrupted by two holidays There has
however, been fair amount transacted. The recent
advces from America reporting exchange up to 1888,
without corresponding increase in the quotations for
securities have caused stoppage of the late demand for
United States bonds the has had tho effect Of
depressing Erie and Illinois shares 81 per share In rail-
road bonds there have been few transactions, except
Atlantic aud Great Western first mortgage (Peunsylvanin
section), the price Of which is firmly maintained.
The Bank of France return, published in the
Moniteur, gives the following results as compared
~, xlnao nc <1,o On<N.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
AsTROLoGv.

A BONA FTDE AsTROLoGisr THAT
II can depend ~ Ia Nine. WILSON. wbs !
OF your visit as soon rs you enter. She tells IL
and future OF your life, and warns you of dar n
success out OF the most perilous undertak Ia ~
brxted magic charms. Mo. ISp Allen street, ~ y
and stanton over The store. Ladies and cnt
ach
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsrABLrsHsENr.
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

The only complete establishment OF the kind 10 the u
States where every article aprertaining to the ios
trade can be had
The New York herald., 1863-03-29


Antwerp &C., at equally low rates. :
From Liverpool or Queenstown:-First cabin $75 $50,
BOO steerage from Liverpool S40 from Queenstown 800
Lnose WHO wish TO send for their friends buy tickets
here at these rates. = 49,
These steamers have superior passen
gers are strongly built In tight iron sections and carry
to each steamer.
r ESr further informaon apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
!NMAN Agent, ~ Water street; in Glasgow to ALEX.
MALCOLM, No St. Enoch square; in Queenstown to G.
v: D. SEYMOUR co. in London to EWES MACY.
0I King William street; Paris JULES DECOUE, 48
rue No.re Dame des VICTORIES Place Ia Bourse Pha-
panys Offices.
JOHN g. DALE Agent Is Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

The deposits for conversion in this city to-day
were again very large, being about million. The
business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to.
day
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

SHIPPING.
49,
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown Cork Harbor) The Liverpool New York
and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dospatching
Their full powered Clyde built iron steamships foows
CITY OF WASHINGTON. saturiay Apri H.
anu every succeeding Saturday at from pier North
payable In specie or its equivalent in currency
DO TO London...... 70 Do. London. IS 50
Dc: Do 70 Hamburg. 90 :, Do % HambqY 81 50
The New York herald., 1863-03-29
MuNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

nFFICE OF TuE BoAaD or COMMISSIONERS or
" the Central Para, 81 Nassau street.
To MAsoNS ANp sTugfcurrEps
sealed prnepcsats VIII be received this Office un the LIST
Of April Tor furnishing the materials construct
enclosing wa Fth and Eighth below Trans
we're rad Ne lyAni on tih avenue between Transverse
roas~ Nos 3 and y on thoCcntyal Park
PlaYs specifications and Information respernz he
viii he furnished ~ the ofce above mentioned
Proposals shouia le addressed the Board of
soncfs the Central Park and endorsed Proposals for
wall The 4uf bo.. the right reject any one
4 All proposals.. ANDREW II. GREEN
Comptroller of the Park
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20
TIE LIE G r A M s.

ur,nonA gTgRs Agay F0ToMAC, October To-
Tho following eongratulatory General Order was
'ablished here to-day
C,ngryd Order. The Major General Comman-
Z ,ing announces to the army that the rear guard,
e,nsisting Of the Second Corps was attacked
rsserday while marching BY the flank. The
e,amy after a spirited contest was repulsed,
o,ine battery Of ire guns, taco colors, and four
slsnsred and .fffy prisoners.
The skill aud promptitude of Major General
q sgren the gallantry anil bearing of the officers
and soldiers OF The Second Corps are entitled t.
birh concentration By command of
MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.
{signedl S. WILLIAMS.
The Guns captured -four of which are United
States regulation 3.inch and one B!akely gum,
we're exhibited here to-day. The prisoners were
mostls North Carolinaus about fifty of whom
EXPRESSED desire 10 take the oath OF allegiance.
Our casualties yesterday were small. a con
Siderable numl.er ofs Rebel dead and wounded
fell into Our hands, the latter not being included
in the foregoing aggregate Of prisoners.
The march Of the army from It's late to il.
nresent position was accomplished III the mos
terect order, and without the loss of wagons o.
other property.
The enemy were held in check at every poln
viese they attempted surprise or attack.
The forces which attacked Gen. Warren wcrl
vortions Of Hills corps. Some of the prisoner
state that they had marched from Hanoyei
Junction. near Richmond. since Saturday last.
The Washington Star Of Thursday evenm.
contains The following
The firing yesterday at the front was that of
Considerable engagement between large fore,
Of Rebels and portion of the Army OF the Poto-
mac 81 part of General Warren 5 I'd corpo-th'.'
was IL the Vicinity of Bristow Station.
Infantry as well as cavalry and artillery wer
engaged on both sides.
The result was a decided Union victory, til
Rebels being budly Iieaten, with tho loss OF a
entire battery Of artillery and 100 prisonc
who fell into our hands.
Ere the termination of the engagement the S.
Regulars, Gen. s kes' corps, ca;ae up, and as
sisted in driving the enemy of the field.
TBrislow Station is on the Orange and Alex
andril Railroad, six miles beyond Manassas
and NJ out thiif -t1rce mi es from Alexandria
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20
=
DIED.

], Thqp,as. b. 10 Mass. Rebels.-capt. ]. (.
acJoer B. Cheslev, Il. Howell, Z. Wilber,, a.
8. Ansell, G. r. Rodges, j. G. Fields, j. n.
dalien, sgt. J. w. Weary
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

49, - pGf WtA&A 80 AA@ go $500 s.s
Sd. What is the name Of the Surgeon Or Chap
lin of the hospital?
18th. II not in hospital at presant b he re-
c nuy been in hospital?
5th. ESQ, did he die in hospital, and at hat
late?
9th. If recently discharged from hospital, was
~ discharged from service?
18th. If not, what were his orders on leayisg7
More specific information as 10 the condition
) any patient in the District OF Columbia hos
ltals will be furnished within twenty -four hours
ter request to do So Is received as the ~ Ssh
rgion office.
The Office Of the Directory sill be open daily
ON clock A. Nj. TO s O'Clock 7. NJ, and IN
gent cases applicants ringing the door tell
will be received III any hour OF the night.
Much Inconvenience in eonduciOng the bust
IS the directory having arisen where visitors
b ve been given direct access 10 the record looks
semseVes, thie pr,{stsee will hereafter lie dis-
,5nGnued; nor can lists OF wounded IN hospitals,
b States, counties, regiments, OF ctherWise, oe
rc,ltler furnished from these records.
The sanitary Commission, Under special au"
tloritg from The President OF the United States
atsntans an extensive system of agencies tor
uting the safe conve4 ancc TO and distfbu ion
4 Goods put in It's i2rge for the sick aud VI IA
iei At points where .tlgy are most wanted. II
.ui4ttes with equal care aud -eneroel,9 sc All
IuiAts-at New Orleans and At Il aenin, ton, be-
Jre Nivlshule and al yllc--lts distributions
inn Governed IS !, .nr,arison OF the VANS of
ba n,t.nl. :, al -. To ,seertIf, III. t,ru-
~. character ~ ne ,,sit.4s ~ Il trustworthy
o.,oner ana 4, sarf.r, an eouit..llc disl4la uton
-,1 honrst ~. III ,.n,4s dt~lyi.uteI lt,ldts
- ,no,id s.r-;,f. af t},p l9ets,srs o. stfe [ oar
,.s,;,,, t,va,t.. ,.l,1%tei- ~ me ,,re. .ouAl
tDd moral character Gad Ht9ge han i -
= cnts are empips ed, undrr pecundpJ esa LBS
u responsible &ud efficient service. the Isl
tbri, 5.f.,,,os,,,ett. oy,. th.fs lar e,n al, IA
rent,5,antll,l I'll c 81 al, ,,as siis.rli.it q.
III. t'o,,nisssan l.s t.3s u,pf +. lie 40 4nJa. IT,
f,rn,j@ evidence &c losses u,.,s.,rri4s,. .. a.ta
,,,,,,ri,tione i, t},.. ytl1l. OF on, tfut..t, "A
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20
MOTTO Ell!
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER.

IN and after Wednesday, October 7th,
~ 1863 The fast and fayoriie steamer WILL
SON SMALL. Captain H. s. BRIGHT, vii
leave Baltimore from Pier foot of Barre Street.
every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, at l
o'clock, A. NJ for Point Lookout Broone'
Wharf, Coads Wharf, Piuey Point, Cough
Wharf, Leonardtown, aud Stones Wharf. Re
turning, will leave Leonardtown every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at q clock, A. NJ, for
Baltimore, stopping at all the above places.
Passes and Permits seq@ired in all cases.
All Freight must be prepaid.
49-Gl A. NEEDIAN & SONS.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20
.I0 ALL WHO LAVE FRIENDS IN He
ARMY.
yTEMB ERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers

TTEMB ERS Oh CONGRESS, Soldiers
As& ID societies, cicrsymcn, editors and othtfs
re s,iuc,fuay lequeotcd to aid In dlssemina'
NJ use following notice, which is dE interest 10
All o have friends in the army:
DfRECTUR4 OF THE HOSPITALS.
The SANITARY Commission have made arrange
m .sis tor supply in1 gratuitously informatl'
" h re.urd 10 patients in. the United Stars
34crti Hospitals al thc following points, (otheis
bc added
atsterh II ptr''al '&s'--fof information az
less y ace SaatbUy Commission hLshhJto"
t,B.}4,s ion T. &. Cumberland, Ma.
G r4s.0Mu. ID. c. Point Lookout, Md
4 IRA. H. {. Frederick City, Md.
) ufore, Md. FAIRFAX, va
\ g.3.!is. sid. Aqaia Creek, Va
A ,.4fi< function, Sid I ork Penn.
na4.a..ioasa Dep&rm, m.--For information,
ID -- AOnce Sanitary Commission, No 81
s. Sle(b strsef
iphis, IA. Chestnut llti, ia.
q pt. Reading, Pa.
atown. Pa. harrisburg, Pa.
Vsg YJrk DeU4rtmtlt For information, adj
0uce f.m rs CearaL Lilion No. 10
0rG.N1 Portsmouth, Grove, r. /.
a u. - Boston, Mass.
y. Burlington, VI.
Is. a ven. CONT Isr4ttleboro, Vt
= m De0ar mtIaS.-For information, aa-
y IS S at ry COMMISSION, Louspdt', Ag.
us ONO. louisville, ny.
t,.fua Ollie. Coyngton, Ky.
.,yanssfn Onio. leXin1ton. KY.
#le,e. -tf1io. awhile, Ky.
gm;,t, uhio 'esry vile Ky.
lfHs Bowling Green. Ky.
taoi~. Memphis Tennessee.
,,9 it ~ Hines C!arksyille, Tenn.
uv h,tt Jtck~un. Tern.
tpd Murlleestore, Tenn.
,a.. iat LA Gran Tenn.
oa., Missouri Gallttn, 4enu.
..4i 45sg,,llrI. N>shtille Tenn.
Ri. Missouri. Flcksbura, MISS
; field Missouri. Cofinth, Miss.
& .x,tk iowa. Eleieps. Arkansas
lt.-..sort. Iowa. Grafton Virginia
,t;t.s.h. Kv. Point Pleas;tut va.
3 datoNn, Ky. Parkersbnre, va.
Lebanon. Ky. Clarksburg, Va.
- "a atus, Ky. Charesto"nt <
Columbia, Ky.
Information will, under ordinary clfcum-
St lnces. be given to any person who nay apply
or it, in answer to any or all OF the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
ver tv;li no GENT nv return mail: II in person,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

ST. Louis O,t. ii -,ies.,i hes from the ives
tcga part Of his State resent the defeat an
scattering Of shelby's Rebel raiae9s in ali dire
tons 5. oar forces, alte. various skirmshez u
which The Rebt Is lost heavily Our loss is un
Knows
A des;hteh from General Brown. date! Mas
vile Saline county, 0ctooer 18th, says
After sone hours H. htiag We have wbipFe
tha ReBtts, eartafing their artillery aud lar.
numte CT Of small arms, part Of taeir tram, an
have killed Il large number.
The latest dispatches say that General Brow
Is SIT pursuing lie Rebels.-
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

CA.nes lfetueof io-Gcnertl Grant and Ste
arrived thfs morning All quiet At Little koth
Til exptdtnon ulrier Mayor Lead, OF the s
Aiesos, 54o&e up the camp OF the notono
gperi Ia, C5iicr IN Jefferson county killed hi'
and look All his t4ieD .pf oneis
Proyost Marshal Geuerai Chandler issued al
order requiring ali ne4toes uot in possession
certif ,iess thai Tie were in employment adt
qlate leJ tAe sHppor3 Of tbcif families, to
placed IL the oun ;thaud Camp. and provided tcI
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

PHnApELpHA, October l5.-Relit5 ie electo
returns come ia sloHi, We count GoFerno
curlins majority as being certainly betwee''
fifteen and twenty thousand
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

information will, under ordinary crcum-
st 4nces. be given to any person who nag apply
or it, in answer to any or all OF the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; ii in person,
it will be answered OF once
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-20

COLUMNS, uH.o Getoter lo.-Rfon5h His
jorty on Tic home We S now sevent live tho'F
sand. Tho soldiers vote will make 1t one huh-
bred and twelt FIVE thousead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.


G.oRGKTowE, ID. g., Jan. 6.-The following
list embraces the arrivals OF vessels at this port
within the past several days, and now dis.
charging their cargoes, which, together with the
Government transports lying and moving at
and about orr wharves, makes them present a
very lively appearancs:-Seboon Hiawatna.
Hooper, from Baltimore, grain to John David
son; achT. William and John, Burton do do /.
schr. ReforIn, Bailey, do, grain TO Young. schr
Iwo-forty, Moo 1ean, from Gloucester pota.
toes to +. Ferry; schr. Rob Roy, Mason, Nav
YORK, general merchandise to do schr. Beni
Fandiver, Partridge Baltimore, grain 70 do
schr. Sharon, Thurton, Newburyport produce
to John w. Lumdon: schr. Minerva StauI1
Salem, N. j., hay 10 Sickles; schr Duail Nc
Naneer, Baltimore, lumber 10 J. Ilbbey a Son
schr. Samuel Henry, Trayers, do, do: schr.
Shawnee Tribe, Paterson, do, grain TO W
Edes; schr. L. A. Anderson, Phillips do, lum
Der TO i. Pickerell Co.. schr. Ashland, Graves,
de, graiK TO Ray & Bro.
The grain used by our mills in grinding TO
supply the great demand for flour hy Govern.
ment, seems TO be purchased mostly IN Baiti-
more, but little comes in from the surrounding
country.
As the mill formerly carries on by Me-srs.
Boyd Thomas Dodge, has been remod.l.,l
by Mr.. J. y. Welch, the grinder OF the cola
bratsd family -four branded ~ s. welch &c
Co." m infiux Of prime white wheat NAV
now be expected from the farmers Of Mont
eomery and :ho surrounding country. As the
demand for white wheat in this market here
tofore has been so small and the price so lin
tied, much trade has been directed 70 Balti-
moro which otherwise should have come 10
Georgetown.
Red wheat is quoted AZ 81 .5osAl SO: white NJ
SlpaSl.S0. Flour 10 firm AZ the folio wing q no.
tntions :-Su psrfine, $Ss2asS.75; extra, 1874
$3.50; family, s9.25ass.50- Weleh do, $40. l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

SUPPLYING Richmond WITH FrRBwoop-
II is SAID that quite number of the female
fancy" now flooding Washington, propose to
60 South by the boat that leaves Washington
to-day to convey parties going In that drec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

DR. y M. LAMBS, the young American ora
tor, VIII shortly give some OF his most usin
and at the same time We Ice lures in this
city. lie has lately completed lecturing tour
In the west, and the press everywhere speaks
Of him in the most ia orable manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

tEoRGErowF POLICE CAsHs-B.jors Justice
Rsdrcr.-Gestsrday the patroimen In George.
town arrested Martin Callan, for disordarly
conduct; fined s3.44. Jas. Martin, do: s2V
Chas Williams, Jas Brswn, do dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
NJ NOTICE
uS GENERAL LICENSES AND CART DRAY
AND WAGON LICHNSES

NOTICE.
N GENERAL LICENSES AND CART DRAY
AND WAGON LIChNsKS
- All general Licenses due the corporation OF
Georsetown On the lat OF January next must be
pa6 within ten days from that date 9th sse NJ az
will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police
And notice 10 further given that the Licenses for
carts drsys and wagons all expire on the lss of
January next, And il PAYNE Is Cola red beyond IA.
nth OF that month they also will be strfctly an.
forced by the said pohce.
de a 3tawtJan 10 WIN. LAIRD Clerk
JAMES y. WEIGHS
CELEBRATED
Fh MILY FL URt
We having the sole agency for the above Justly
famed Family Flour, are now prepared 10 supply
The trade in any Quantities they may desire
families will find the above Flour at all stores in
Washington and Georgetown.
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
50 and 90 Water strert.
de ~ I'm Georsetown, ID. O.
0EOO POUNDS OF CHICKEN FEATHERS
ADVN FOB SALk Will De sold low, liz lots 10
suit purchasers. WS UORNER
Corner OF Bridge and Fredpuick sis
De N2* GDrget0wn.
Il so BABREL6 TAB
so BARRELS ROSIN
no h-tf J. l.. KfDWELL, Georgetown, D. O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07


DIED,
Oa TUESDAY. Jan. sth, at O'Clock p m, ABBA
Susfan Fowler, aged years AMI months
Though Abss fair head 10 piilewed On ths cold
sod,
His young heart in silence repo ses:
He dweils In the beautiful garden Of aaJ
FafreSt among Heaven rages
me irieDd. OF the family are respectful invited
e. stt~ed the funeral at his fsth-r's reside.ce.
1hird street east between l. sni II streets sosth,
iSt. Mays rapers c,py.I
On tho Sth inss.. Of GROUP ANNA MATILDA
AGED years s1d 5 months, Sao.hte- OF Theodore
W and EGIaJ HineAry
The frisr ds ofthe family are rec sssed - attead
her mineral On Thursday evening At o clock +,
nom 22O Boutth 81. BALTIC. Sun oopy.J
January 1th. KATH, tho dea shter OF Robert J
and Anne Zecensy. aged onths saA Is davs
Friends and AcQuaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral Thar.dHy after oe,
81 O'Clock, ct 900 ~. BALTIC. 6aa eopyJ
On the nth inst, At HIS resi- dsnos In his8sth year
after fhoIt i.lnes&, of o,nsesfiou Of the lungs
SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM. born In the county OF
Armagh. Ireland, and . resident Of Ge0r IN
His funerAi viii TAXA place 1T the residence OF his
fsmly. on Rock Greek, cor setown, u O.. FRIDAY,
the 9Th. at o'clock ?. m. TO which relatives aad
friends are respectfully Invited.
On Wednesday. theTth inst, JOHN II. rUOKER
son OF the late 6eorse II aad Mar sarct Tucker Of
Baltimore. Baito. and Cincinnati papers copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

flour 1TsPECTIoNs.-During the Quarter
ending 3lst December, there was inspected by
the inspector for this city, IO.0i1 bbls. OF -four
40 family, 1873 extra, l,1Il superfne, and 2O4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

A MOST pleasant musical soiree took MACE NJ II.
houfe of Prof. Alex. Wolowski, No 43I 10Th -
Isst saturday evening, when great many young
I1dles and gentielnes, the most advanced of prOf
nolowskIs pupils assem- bed and sar z a CREST va.
riety oil solos, duets quarteteR, etc most besuti-
inily. and proved what could be done by the PRO
lessor new system OF instruction. Prof Wolnwski
himEelf executed several sonatas Of the great
6tetboVen, aud several choicest compositions OF
Chopin and for de icsey Of touch. feeling and con.
cePtion we CO not believe be can lie equsled We
would advise all those who really desire to become
Enc singers or excellent performers on the piano
not to neglect this opportunity while this great
European artist Is among u.s. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

Sch FOURTH PA"K of to-day's St<7Y for inter
esting loo al articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

LADIES and gentlemen whose hair If prematureiy
grey, or who wish TO change the color. will dnI
Boswell and " arners ColOri6c superior to any ar
tcle in use. Apple without wash or reparatinn ,
does not crisp the hair k. dye. but leaves il soft
and glossy: See advertisement of Funston X SEQ
Geld, 302 K street nesr Wizards ;a6lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

BoswRLL's INDICATED CoUGH ANDY is the m ost
pleasaht and effsetual remedy ever introduced for
The cure of nuEhs, Colds, Bronchitis or ary affac
ton OF the Throat and LuEgs. Sold BY ali the
Erirci pal druggists. and Wholesale and retail at
f9sweIi's Drrs Store, corner Maryland avenue AMI
9TH street. Price IS and Csc. PSF package IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

1000 BBLs ps1 p CLARIFIED oIpuz
for sale 81 ELLIS CAIRNS,
Ia south 0sy s.rsts.
Dc R4ltmoro,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

WASHISGTcs THsArER- Poe hop t1y-Re I
wise all our readers to 40 TO night and sa
BroTgham's Pc CO hon-t ss revived with all Tia
Mneder IS the fair Indian: Edwards as the kin .
and Mae5sr Capt john Smith the founder .
Virginia. We expect full house u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

SrREHAroRRG'EA CAS ~ CVREp.-Dr Rand :
Specific cures SptTnldfoyrh2a. SemiAal Weakness,
tr1p0tsHry, Loss ct Potrsr Sps,d ~! and ef,ctual
j.. Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the
SPECIFIC, viii convince tho mos. skepticsl Of its
merits. Price 81 a box. Sold by s. G. Ford cor
ner llth street and Pa. nue., Washington and
Henry Cook. Alel andris TASTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-07

STswIsT Boz, corner Of 18th ans II streets. are
per gallon. I, 7qts