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Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

A BIG SELL.-A countryman went into
store in Boston the other day, and told
the keeper that neighbor had entrusted
bin with some money to spend to advan>
tage, and he intended to do il where he
would be treated the beat,
lie hadn't been used very well by the
traders 10 Boston, and be would not part
with bis Deigbbor's money until be found
q man who would use him about right
With the utmost suavity the stors.Leeper
saidi
IL think / can serve you to your fix
ing. How do you want to be treat
ed2" -.
WELL" said the farmer, With q leer in
his eye, "ih the frst place / want a glass
Of toddy," which was forthcoming. Now
will hate q nice cigar" says the coun-
tryman. It was promptly handed him,
leisurely lighted, sndsS throwing himself
back, his feet as high as HE head, he
commenced Puf6Og away like Dutch.
NOV ~hss DO you want to purchase ~
says the keeper. - <
my neigbbor handed me two cents
when ! lett home, to boy him plug of to-
bacco. Have you the srticle."
The keeper sloped insianter, and the
next thing that was heard from him was
that bis sides were shaking and his face on
hre, as he was relating the sell to his friends
down town. 20 10. b.. -...a.r r.s-. ..-.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

BIRDS ARD 1NsEcrs.-Ifthe arrangement
Of nature were left undistufbed, the birds
would kill so'maDy insects that the insects
could not kill 90 many plants. A certain
insect was found to lay 1000 eggs, but
siDgle tom tit was found to eat 10000 q
year. A swallow desours about 40 in
sects q day, eggs aad all A sparrowis
10 the city Of Paris was found to contain
700 pairs Of upper wings of cockehafers,
though food Of other kinds was proeurabie
in abundance. 1t will easily be seen, there.
fore, that birds prevent too great an sx-
cess of insect life.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

EtoENIE's BoNEEf.-The last Paris
fashions mention q love of bonnet of
white crinoline, lined with Mexican bIpe
grape. On the front Q boquet of corn,
flowers, and wheat; another of the sams
inside, With double ruehe Of white tulls
and blue Grape. The curtain, which i
pointed, is composed Of blood aud grape,
the strings Of blue ribbon. The Empress
ls said 70 be delighted With IL
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

by, and accidents begin TO happen TO you
among which 1 hope there'n be Twins-
you will agree with me that family Joys
air the only ones man can bet on with
abt ceriihty of winnin'.
II may interes you to know that I'm
prosperin' in pecunery pint of view. l
make 'bont as much in the course of q year
as Cabinet ofisser does, and uuderstan'
my bizniss good deal better than sum of
'em do.
Rssrsks to st. George & the Dragon.
Ever be happy
A. WARD.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Coon CRoPs.--There is 9 prospect Of Q
great abundanee Of all tbs uecessafiss Of
lite this year 10 ell the loyal States. The
great Western crop 10 th whole is good
one, while 10 New York and the sdjoi0iag
States, aod inded sll over New EBglsnd.
corn never promised better. The crop Of
wheat, rye and OATS are all-bufacient for
the country. 1i E.a
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

in England es1dIdsts for govsrumstt
otacs while under IN examination. spsIlsd
the word Venice with two n's, thus-Ven.
nies--fhs examiner, clever man, though
nos alWsys correet speaksF, inquired--
DO yo1 Know sir, there is but one hem ID
reolesr Then eggs must Be very scsres
.1efe' Was the reply. The sandidats rsss.
edi Sd 81 3
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

'Dsrkey, said Sam, kin you tell me wby
no niggir ebsr dead broker
Case be always g scent about him.
Yah, Yah, SambOj got you die time
Irs bad scent, 90 de nigger brok arter
ALL
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

~ On one occasion q heavy shower Of
rain having caused several persons to take
refuge 10 Rowland Hill's chapel, Mr.. Hill,
remarkiDg this, looked up and saiG:
Many people are greatly to be blamed
for making their religion cloak, but do
not think those are much better who make
It aD umbrella,
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

A chap down in Conuecticut, after the
passage Of the conscription act, got mar
ried to evade the draft. He now saws. If
be cau get divorce be will enlist, as, il
be mnst hGht, he bad rather do 90 for his
country.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

We were standing on the banks of the
Connecticut river one day, when q resi-.
dent in those parts told us the following
story: .--..s
1T was just such day as this, now
many years ago, that Parson Dearborn lost
one of bis lambs in this here stream, only
few miles lower down. They'd broke
the ice, and Dearborn was up to his waist
in the middle Of the hole. The stream wac
90 strong he'd much ado to keep en- his
legs. The first as come to be ducked was
old Marin BigelOw, but when the Parson
bad let her down into the water, he lost
bis bold, and away she went under the ice.
Now ParsOn Dearborn was not q man to be
put ont. so says be, quite calm, . The Lord
gave, and the Lord hath taken away, bless.
ed be the name Of the Lord; come another
Of JOu, my children But no more would
come. reckon they all lost their faith
anyhow, they made tracks."
And what became of Mrs. Bigelow = we
inquired with horror.
Wall, calculate nothing was seen of
Marin Bigelow for fortnight, when a
fsbing-boat picked her up, and did not 20
to feed the Holsters for which the Sound is
famous.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

NEITHFR or THEM.-A lady ou entering
the car not long since, was struck by the
familiar appearance Of a lady near ber.-.
Concluding itwas friend she had not
met for some years, she advanced cordially
and proffered her hand. t-s-
How do you dor
why is this you I'm so glad to see you
i could kiss you on the SPOT
certainly. But it seems to me you are
your
'Yes.'
We'll. you have improved wonderfully.
Look ten years younger
Where are you living nowf
In B., at the old place, of course
An b. why, is not your name Mrs.
No. indeed! But is not your name Mrs.
NO.
And rs the IriOhuan said, 'it proved to
be nsther.'
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

A woman has suggested that when men
break their hearts. it is all the same as
when lobster breaks one of his claws
another sprouting Immediately and grow>
ing 10 its place.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Every man is happy, no matter what his
circumstances, who is cODtented. HappiA
Dess does not depend 90 much on the art
Of getting much rs the art of being eontsu-
ted with what We have.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Grandeur and beauty are 90 very opo-
site, that you often diminish the one A. Won
iDcreaee Che other. Variety is most AKIN
to the latter. simplicity to the former.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Il don't blame Prince Alfred said Mrs.
Partington. for not waiting to take the
Throne Of Greece; bed slip Of as sure q
you live. s.f i-@a-I ..-i1sa7 gaass trt
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

The sound Of . kiss is not % loud as that
OF cannon, bpt its ssho often lasts much
longer. -
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

DELIGHT TUL REsIDEscE.-A Washing.
TOP letterwriter describes beautiful youn1
lady as having face painter might dwell
upon. 81
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

A paragraph has been going the rounds
about an old lady Who has . mOustsohe on
her liz. 1t is not uncommon beresbouts
for young ladies to have IpOustachss on
their lipsl ..,......
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Awoman offering to sign deed, the
Judge asked her whether her husband had
compelled her to sign iti He compel
mep faid the woman, mo. nor twenty like
himP
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

One of the commanders of q military at
tack tslegrapbs--'we have have met the
enemy ard they re hours--ahead OF Us.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Greeley says the war democrats have
mostly gone TO the war from Maine. Yes,
and the war republicans have mostly stsid
ct homo.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Generally the ONCE seeker Who gets
nothing. gets Whist IL good for bin, and sxs
setly what he 10 good Tor. - .le.1 2 T.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

The way of the Mississippi is "opeued
to trade" is explained by New Orleans
news boy who went up TO Port Hudsou.-
On nls return be was asked if he saw the
surrender. -. :
Oh, yes. went in with the army
What did they dor q
Gardner guV up bis sword, and then
they raised flag on the flagstaff
We'll, what then p
the landing
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Many swsetiy fashioosd mouth bee
been dishgured and nsds hideous by the
hrey serpent tongue Within q,
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22
Joll.t elGn.I R.t.. or Aa-.r,l.lna


JOB Printing ofsNsr ryaeseriptiO O,vfI,A.v..u.
xpsditiOuslyezeeutedto TO order opl iber.l..
AnassOrtmentof blanks kepteonstantIro on n.
- All orders for Advertising or Job 49,.
De accompanied by cash, GhIesssome person Tnor--
ubecomes responsible for fhs eane "a
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

Always have good stock Of patisnss
laid By, and be sure yOu put IL where you
can easily End 10.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

All work warranted to kI,s entire SatlsfAction and
prices to suit the times Orders sent BY mail will
paiVe prompt attention. (n2lyl
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22
SHOW RESPECT TO THE DEAD.
CITY MARBLE FACTORY.

T ENN0N REEs, Manufacturers In
IL every variety OF
Marble Monuments, Head Stones, &c.
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

"A Ward thus 5uriesques the ridiculous
'cirlars' issued from the provost marsha's
Office, explanatory Of the drast. His cirt
cular is at least as sensible as any of Col.
Fry's:
Juliet signal., 1863-09-22

- DRs AELEN 4 sAErER, permanently
lOcatedRp eolieE, is prepared 10 perform
uIryYN all operaasOas in the profession, in the
AB --latest aud most approved style. Arti-
ncal Jobs from single Tooth to full sett, inserted
b IAtnsspAoric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OEnCE on Jefferson St. in IIawley's New building
Evening star., 1863-04-22
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence;o of the Star.

GEoRGETowN u. c., April io, lss,s. -,
Al the meeting OF TIE Board OF Common
Conneh last evening. the following were apsro-
lIiately referred;
The account OF T. A.I4azenby for oil. DC,
furnished the Corporation a memorial OF sun.
dry citizens, property holders in the vicinity
o. SIKH and FREDERICK stree Is, asking that the
pump at the intersection OF said streets bs
repaired for the of citizens I'M the nei bfDr
hoodir one from Christopher @. Pearson, pro.
reslns. 10 rent or lease portion of Lingan
street at its intersection with Bridge Street: ONE
from the Board of Aldermen in relation to the
repair OF Wafer street. '..flI'' : -.
- The following were returned, passed by the
board OF Aldermen, and were signed: A reso-
luton TO pay certain claims: one autborizing .
the M ayor 70 execute and deliver on behalf Of
lhe corporation, a lease to Alex. Ray Of the
terminus of the southern portion OF Frederick
stTtef and one TO pay certain claims
he resolution providing for flag footways
seroFs certain streets, and one granting james
Nardei the right to construct sewer, Were
passed, and being eoncurred in by the Board OF
Aldermen, We're signed. Nt
The following were also passed: The feso-
luton Tor the thorough repair OF Bridge street.
one 10 pay the expenses OF the Poor and Work
House tor the quarter ending 3ist March, 1863
one in favor Of John q. Hobbs one authorizing
The sale of certain wharf lots; one from the
IoaTd of Aldermen, directing the pay yment OF q
claim to Henry Kengla. ~ r ,5,I. -
A message was received from the Board O,
Aldermen, stating that they had considered
the resoluion from this board authorizine the
thorough repair OF Bridge street, and had
pssssd aenbstitute therefor: and also, tha.
they had passed resolution in relation to re.
pairs of a portion of Water street in which
resolutions they asked the concurrence OF this
board. ,sfflih ! r.s .stf . ,s1 Il rrys-5 1.-L
1'ne nbstitute proposed by the Board Of Al,
dffin en for the resolution of this board author
Htnss the thorough repair Of Bridge street. was
taken up.eDd the substitute NON n-concurred IN. !
Mr: Tfnney offered message IN writing to
the board of Aldermen. proposing committee
CT conference on the said resolution, which
waereaa and adopted, and Messrs. Marbury,
pa i zee on the part Of the co1actl So sf#faT n
The resolution auth horizing the sale Of esr- +.
tain property was temporarily postponed -
at quarter before O'clock p. n. OuBA.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
FROM sEW oRLsANs

=
Reports Of q Battle between hsnnk. ar6
Aayrud-r ents sf sar TrsepsFTe.
BY the arrival Of the steamer tieorgs WASH
inetors 1T New York frsm New Orleans, we
learn that on the day the Washington LEFT, re-
ports were c1rreat in New Orleaasthat at,4 Ia
v ~ in prosress across the Mississippi, and
above the city, beswsen General Ban ks forcs /.
ard the febels der Gen. Masruder,rlI ..-
1t was known that . moyemept On oar sida
had been made IN that direetiosi, and the sxsopsj
under G.n, Ranks comprisede the largest Tsros
pof Of the ayailabls forc-spf the Departs
NJ, nj OF he Gulf. There wege no pirtisrl,rs,
ard the rurnors may have no suficfent oris.l,
-xovEMxsrs row Arms kxp ri va. t"n 1.'
a New@ Orleans correspondent wrltes, "A ri
inssant.ess 'ats "a lu1se-z -ystss r : II
s.Onr fcrces are, without doutt, s,srchIig-fs-
Rea Riyer, although heai9Harters are a. ye
at Bra hear City. BY special telegram re-
crired this TnoTdipg> from L staf on Ger W
learn that 40 important act ion has taken place
occasional mshing has Infused life ana
enthusiasm into the troops. The ma in bsdy o.
the corps is between Franklin and Pats.r. oa-
vile, and about twenty miles from Brastea-
{ritv ---. . = ".
Evening star., 1863-04-22
DEPARTMENT OF THE ONO.
niou Successes OF the Cambcrlana

LoUIsVILLH, Aprn 2e.-Co!. Graham on SAT
Hrda% attacked The rebels AZ Celina, Tennessee,
killing en- and destroying their camp. On
Sunday he crossed he Cumberland, and at
tackled the rebeis there, killing thirty aud rout-
ing the ren ander, and is noW in hot pursuit
The Federal loss is one killed. Col. Kelley
artacked the rebels yesterday at Creels' ORC, on
the tnmbt rand, killing one and capturing
StGen. He is now chasing the remainder
There W. ia no Federal casualties
Evening star., 1863-04-22
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CONFEpER4TE STAFF OFFICER CAPTURED
Dann NJ hcnt, q member Of Grn. EwelI's staff
COnisterate army was arrested at the residence
of ;he Rty. C.h. Nelson, (rector of the Protes. :.
tant Episcopal Church,l near Dav ids sonviIle,
Anne Arundel county. on last Friday night
and 'aktn TO Annapolis. Upon his person was
found Il turlough from Gen Lcc, and another
document disclosing the object Of his visit to be
10 purchase horse, and eq uipments. He was
taken TO Baltimore on Saturday afternoon, In
charge OF Capt. Watkins, and has been commit.
ted TO Fort McHeHrysa as q sly.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
Large fire in Denver City. Kansas.

pENvEE April I9-This morning fire broke
out in the Cherokee House, its progress being
80 rapid that it Wa impcssibl 10 check it. The
flames spread to the surrounding buildings
and in less than hour The greaterlJart Of four
blocks was in ruins. By blowing up and tear
ing down hRilGings thu fire was checked al
about five o'clock. The loss Will reach aearly
one million five hundred thousand dollars
Flour and provisions are very heavy.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
Fronting on Pa Svenue and Ninth st
THE POPULAR RESORT OF THE PEOPLE
PANTOMIMES, BALLETS. and ETHIOPIAN
EANC1E4. sIs
DRAMATIC and 0PERATTC ,GLEANINGS.
The champion and only Clrg Dancer, Miss MEL
LIE HOWAED. introducing sn exclusive Clog
Dance,
The ballet of -
McfT TREGOR's GATH HERING
BY MRS. LESLIE AED THE CIRCLE OF BEAUTY.
The wonderful Gymnset and Boneless Contor.
Zionist. c. W. PAEKER,
Packs his whole body in 3 Small Box, fifteen
inches vide and tventy inches. long, Seve nty-tw
mineral water bottles also pat in the bex-Mr
Parker FIVE feet five tnches high, aud Weighing
one hundred andforty five pounds. Also appearing
MISS TRsMAN, Los
In - HoE are yoa Gre reenbacss -
every AFTERNOON
Ladies, % cents; children, 10; gentlemen, 2, 80,
Mr. Leslie makes Rore Ascension just before the
hEtiupe and on W ednrsf sftay night max q IRRRl-
FIC EIiNIGHT ASoEkSI0H - =
The Varieties IIlumins ted -Coiored Fires Burn
Fireworks BlaZing-Orehestra Playinx-The
Exhibition in time for ali the audiences leaving
the various places of ainusements on their way
home So.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
CIT q Z n A lad UEEN"
. 4ft At .tE7L "a 4
HOLIDAY STREET THEATER.

E4LTTM MORE
The un paralieied J.7crs which has been excited
in the tbesi ricsl worla of Balti more ey the orc
fErrtef. snd desire TO aecommt data the play.
gnrrs of " ashinefon ith Inviting ppu.tu uity
OF wit:t sing in The former city viat il co needed
"a Re the ...
MOST SPLENDID DRAMATIC PAGEANT OF
THE AGE
il ducsa Vii FORD to bring thus specially to the
attention Cf the
PLAY GoERs OF WASHINGTON
TIE GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF
TIE NAliD QUEEN
to be given at
HOLIDAY sTREET THeaTER
EVERY AFTERNOON NEXF WEEK,
commencing on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April ~
Under th;s arrsng &C sent. aitizeas Sf Wasiiinston
Waiting b. ltimote, On business or oth ~iss.
CAN DROP IN AT HOLIDAY STREET. THE
ATBR,
tnin, this ever varyipg kalei0seapo of heauty and
| re!irGg1. in eli its forms.
IN PAINTING, POETRY, MUsIC, WOMAN
become Inflated With its Spa king Pss..ir atoms
srd taking the train for Washin ton at g O'Clock
m,
before the rfsrSescrnce Of ts it snd Hu cor shall
have parsed from the heart or .' ..E
THE GLARE Gf ITs BEAUTIEs
has faded from the senies. r9 81. r
MISS EMILY TH0RNE As LuaLIss, rRs Na1Ap
QCEzN.
MR. G. b. BISHOP As EsoU.RB scHsApPs
AN ARMY OF PRETTY GIRLS as AMAZON
sp2a-l~a WARRIORS.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

MEDALS FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA RE.
RERvE.-1he medals struck by order of the War
department to be presented to each member of
the Pennsylvania Reserves, bear on one side
a likeness Of Gen. Mcclellan, and the words
are the words sCheat Mountain, YORKTOWN.
Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Gaines Min, Nal
,ern Hill, South Mountain" These medals
are as handsome and neat as any yet struck on,
for our soldiers---Erchange.
On inquiry we have ascertained that no such
medals as above stated have been struck
Evening star., 1863-04-22

kTGentlemen, who came tn the last steamer
from Port Roy Al, speak Of ha wings seen Colonel
Montgomery Of the second negro regiment, for..
Ineriy Of Kansas, alive and well, jus. before
they sailed. Ths Rebel journals reported him
killed in q skirnaish. AZ "a 81 i.F 5H f
Evening star., 1863-04-22
- - - - -
OF RfC lAL.
ABRAHAM LiseoLE, President Of tho United states
.~ -.tff of&mariea:. ..t - = :

ABRAHAM LiseoLH, President Of tho United States
RI -.tff ofAmaries:. s ID - = =
10 Az Whom IL Nay Cestern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
tkat JoHasE<s Scnux2cHEs has been appointed
Ccrsrl OF the Frse Hanae City OF Bremen, ct Bos-f
ton, 10 hereby recognize him saeh, and declare
hin, free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
pewers, and , iyi;cges rs allowed TO the Con-
suls Of the most favored nations, in the Cnited
States. -G-s 80 .t.! J@.. / a. Ezi
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
to es made patsrt and the Seal OF the Unissd
e. states TO be here1nto aiHxed ~
= Given under aay hand st the city Of Washing
ton. the lSth day Of April. 4. H. !sot,
H.. 81 and of the, Hde peadeEcs of tho Gnite2
''s ,Vt4l4' VI AA' 3HsRAHAA LINCOLN.
WHli4a r. SEWARD. Secretary of ststs.
rHIEF ASS T au ALTERNATIVES oRrIoR.F
y tsrc, Of WasAissfoa a13 g. corner lsta ST..
80. ~asEINGrOh, b. O, Marsh n. lasS.S
With view 70 obtain on short notice aud on the,
best terms such supplies for the CT this Depart
naent, BY parehxsa In this open n.a-ket, may be
requiTsd by the sxissnces of tie service, snd not
Otherwise provided for by estimate on tas prayer
officers Of the Qnartsrmsstsrs Department, all
dealers in Fuel, statisrery, Har.ware, Drugs,
6lass Lantsrns, shi stores, AID such ether SUP
plies are known to be reha. ed BY the Quarter
master Department ara hereb= requested to fur
nish t!is Office weekly With prcn iista OF the are!as
in their lire, eorrpctsd accosainK ~ tie huu.ua.
tioEs of thr market. -E
None other tsan those complying with the above
advertisement will receive ORDERS fro this aHfce.
EDWARD l. UABTZ.
mar 2l.lm CAPTAIN and A O NUSA
Evening star., 1863-04-22
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth srgss-.

CAN ENSONY HALL, --s
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR sIx1H srxxs..
TIE GREAT DRAMATIC. OPERATIC pANIo-
MIMIC. GYMNASTIC, -
hUsIcsHlo HoASIstEfbs AkR sTEffbbsI'HAdREAH y -
brssss Of Fairy Land reslssd scsnss Of 'tjf! Or.
entail Grandeur. inters ptfsed with gems OF Wit.
Humor and Pat nos, eyery nisht No cor psoy SO
large. No other TnpaDy coatans inj,Ih 0f
VERSA Utility AND GENUINE TALkEL
THE GREAT FAIRY COMBINATION!
Bliss Julia Mortimer, Augusta ara Marie, Ksts
Penno!er, Ernestine de Fai5er.
TO NIGHT.
- DIANA AND ENDiMiON
First week of the laughable faatemims
la MAITRE D'ECOLE.
ETHIePIANIsMs by
5lSHl s9lFAs F4sE Sfakx, ii m.ssK ssf hgtS tSasSr
~ THE Gypsy FR1o.
IkE G9HkI OF BEAUTY
Miss JULIA RICHMOND,
Miss LILLE BRANDON, r Nh a.
" BE6Li WoLBERT,
IN Asfif ali,tE EPTAEpss ytsSfss,
La PETITE 1LLA-
In EKw AND BEAUTIFGL DANCES : - =
TIE EA.irt Mamnloth Conlpany III II Splendid BIZ
Adm sission Is cents; Orehestra Arm Chairs, yj
Doors open at O'Clock. Pei fornanee ats.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'cle.k,
Fen LADIES AND CHILDREN.
AdmissioB-ladies, 20 cents; on hildrsn. 10 cents.
Evening star., 1863-04-22

IGeorgia 10 still refractory On the 18th
inst, the bill to endorse the Confederate bonds,
which had passed the HouGe, was inde fnitely
postpone in the Senate. bz 81 ~ . l.s 4iNdg 81
Evening star., 1863-04-22

~ The Union party nominate q muaieIpai
ticket at Chicago on Thursday, Thomas 3.
Ryan was selected, almost unanimous for
Mayor. The election takes place Monday.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
TELEtiRAPHlU NEWS.
FASSOuATED PRESS DlsPArtlHES.t

. -tg Jai FROM NORTH CAROLINA. s. r =
Retreat Of the Rebels from washisgssa.
NEW YoRE, April 21.-The steasnar ngussa
Dinsmcre, from Port Royal, via BearIort on
the 18th has arrived. ..e%
The rebels have rptTeated rom the vicinity
ef Washington, N. g., aud ahasldoned all their
tats. ries which they erected on Tar river.
The steamer EScori LETT Newhrrp On lhs 17th
fer Washington, and WAS not aeiestsd CT the
passage up yt .-.,.1
Gen. Foster was still a. Newbsrr.
There is nothing Iaser ,renn Ihtso1 Haid. :
Evening star., 1863-04-22
An Alleged r eael Naval Officer Arrested.

NLw YORK, April ai.-Gaptain A. s. Parker,
alleged to be in the employ of the rebel go ern-
nfent, and detailed to bring over one OF the new
iron-cla building, for the Emperor OF China,
has been aITes.td here and sent 10 Fort La
taye;te. --tt .f ls~.. z.-- aa l-.' ..E-- 70.
Evening star., 1863-04-22
Negro Soidians in Arkansas

CIsCTNKaTI. April 2U.-The 1st African rcsi,,
ment al Helena is nearly full. The negroes
don't manifest much enthusiasm, and some of
tfs IN have 10 be impressed. =.rf-. s.-r
Evening star., 1863-04-22
From the Southwest.

CINciNHAT1, April 2a-Skirmishng is re.
ported near Coz inth, Miss, last Thursday, hut
Ne have no particulars. Richmond, La, is
IL ported occupu d!by the Union troops. -
Evening star., 1863-04-22
AMUsEMKNTS.

GROWERS TkEATRE.
fxSEsYLVAEIA AVENUE, near Willard % Eets.
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THIS EVENING,
Third night o. tia S8EF
MODERN COMEDY CONGRESS.
Mr.. Z. FETCH ELL,t FTyrg - "a
MISS SUSAN DENIM, %
.gH Mr.. WALTER LBNNOX,
TO ecn msnee with
REGULAR FIX.
~; sstcheu sa.................., a.. Hugh &c Bras
After which,
P0tR PILLIt ODDLY.
Eafsh Blur t.s.,. j. -. Miss Gus N Denim
With her BEAUTIFUL, patrirtie ser y. -- 80
God PYsserte Orr IN ion s''' ~
ANpefn o'Ss1 1lte t.@ ~! = ksY. Wa ter LsnnoI
TO cfsnc?ude win thegreat H1rtpnfnri Farce
is WANTED. 1000 AILLlSERs.
setshsil ~. -. !. .....,.. hadsme Vsnde-psnts
10 n,otro.s Thursday j Grand Gala Nigh
AkEEAL BENEFIT OF aEGNARD GROVER
~ Admission 81, a5. and 10 Cents. No extra
charge fos secured seats -.r.0---
Evening star., 1863-04-22
NBW RAG STORE I

NJ NEW RAG sFORBti
Brins your rass Of all kinds to Island Hail Build
ing th sire ct south where you get the highest
cash prices q. ~ II
Also METALS Of all kinds. sa
r1ar is-1m" CokEf i POWERS.