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1914 S. Clark ST., Chicago, III.

0HAs for many years made the treatm STpp /
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g tention Given to ali old standing eases who
formerly considered nourabe Also the ,i eieG a.
tary habit, both ruinous to body and min0' ~
duces some of the following effects loss Of
Blotches, bodily weakness constitutions f iGII
DRY, pain in the small OF tho hack,--can DC l""'
to health.
Evening star., 1863-04-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Tremendous Attack to be made on
Charleston on the eth inSt.-A Bread r OF
IN RIchmond-Guns, Clubs and Stones
Freely Used
The mail steamer Adelaide, Capt Cannon.
hour, bringing a heavy mail, consisting chiefly
Among the arrivals from sea yesterday was
the Baltimore steamer 5. r. Spaulding, Capt.
:. Howes. She comes from Hilton Head, and
reports that a tremendous attack would he
made upon Charleston on the 7th inst
There was rumor yesterday at Fortress
Monroe that Gen. Foster, with considerable
force, had advanced to Washington, North
Carolina, and had met with considerable re-
sistance by the rebels.
A flag of truce boat that lately returned to
Fortress Monroe from City Point brought down
4tl exchanged prisoners from Richmond, and
fourteen officers who had been held in close
confinement, but were finally exchanged for
rebel officers whom Gen. Dix held in charge
Among these officers was Col Stewart OF the
2d Indiana cavalry, whom the rebels had sem
fenced TO be hung
Col. Stewart says that he saw from his prison
window in Richmond a bread riot, in which
several thousand women took part. Gus,
clubs and stones were used. They broke lea
TIE government warehouses, entered private
stores, taking bread, clothing and whatever
they desired. The militia were called out 10
check the riot, but failed to do So Jefferson
LAWS and other promine nj rebel officials finally
made speeches 10 the starving rioters, and by
large promises pacified them.
The other officers confirm the statement of
Col. Stewart
Evening star., 1863-04-08
III

rolly Islands, and Stono, Folly and Kiawab
rivers.
AT night our pickets were thrown out AT pro-
per points, and the artillery placed in an eiiyi.
ole position. Camp fires were extlnguished
SO as 10 obscure our exact position from the
rebels About midnight the rebel pckets ex-
hlbited flash signal-lights within three hundred
answered by the rebels at Legareyille, two
miles distant. The rebel pickets 81 Folly
Island were also employed during the night in
signaling by means of rockets, sometimes
showing white and at others red rockets
COLES ISLAND. March pa scouting party
under Capt. l.. :. Payne, OF the Tooth Regiment
proceeded in the direction of Char les ton to- day
The party proceeded with caution got an ex-
cellent view of some of the rebel corps and
foris. and returned 10 this point Tonight with
valuable IL for II alton.
The Union gunboat Isaac F. Smith, recently
captured by the Rebels in Stono river was
taken by them through Waupau creek TO
charleston where she had been metamo or phosed
INTO an lron-clad gnnboat. She is nearly ready
lor service, and 1t is the design of the Rebels to
seno her back TO Stono to try and effect the cap.
ture OF our wooden blockaders there The
for the Smith to pass through; but the Rebels
are r. nedying this draw back, and are now
dredging the shallow parts of the creek
Inc Rebels have been very busy of late in
erecting new and improving the old fortifica-
non in Stono inlet From IegareyilIe To
W Waurau creek there are no less than ten earth
palteiles. between these points the batteries
are placed at such distances on each side of the
rlyer as 10 admit each to support the other in
case OF an attack. The Rebels have also sn-
structed the river at numerous points.
Evening star., 1863-04-08
STATE ELECTIONS
THE UNCoNDITIONAL UNION TICgET srcrR


THE UNCoEDIT1oNAL UNION TICRET SUCCESS
FUL.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April 6-The radicals
cilmen TO- day.
ST. Louis, April -Midnight-Chauncey !
Fliley, charcoal or radical eman m cipationist was
elected mayor o.day by about 1890 majority
over Oliver ID. Filley, Claybank or Blair eman
clpationist, and about LOO majority over los
O'Neill. copperhead. The radicals will ha We
a large majority of the council.
Indiana
LARGE GAINS FOR THE UNION TICKET
1NDIANAPoLIS, April 6.-The IBdiananoIis
township elections in this State o-day, as tar
as heard from, resulted in large gains for the
unconditional Union ticket
Four hundred rebel prisoners left here today
for City Point, ' a., to be exchanged.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-The returns OF the
municipal election in this city to-day indicate,
a 7 nion majority of from 800 10 1000
The returns from the towns and cities OF the
State show Union ma jorites.
CoLUMBUs. April THE democratic candi
date Tor mayor has been elected in this city.
The councils elect are also democratic
Circlevile has also gone for the democrats
GAINESVILLE and SteubenSiile have elected
Union candidates.
Portsmouth has elected the democratic can
dieate for mayor, but a ma ior.ty of Union men
are elected 10 the councils
Chiillcothe and Lancaster have gone demo-
cTatic, but Mount Nernoa and Akron have
gwen majority for the Union ticket.
Massachusetts.
BOSTON, April 6-The question of repeaIiup
the amendment TO the con stitution reuniring
foreigners 10 reside within the State two years
after their naturalization before voting was de-
cided at the polls to-day in the affirmative
20 little interest was maAifes ted that the vote
In tie city only amounted 10 go in favor of tho
rtpt al and l32 against il. The vote is remark
ably light throughout the State.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, April Returns from eyerv
town IN the State except Hampton have been
received. The vote for Governor i: Bucking-
nam, 3N.Hl: Seymour :}5. 30. Buckinyham-s
majority will be 2,500. The Senate stands II
I lnlcn 10 democrats; and the House I39 Union
TO 81 democrats; with two towns a tie For
congress. Nessrs. Deming, Brundpyee and
Hubbard Union, and English, democrat. are
elected.
Rhode Island.
BOSTON, April G.-Complete returns from
RhoGe Island give the following results
For GoVeInor-Smith, republican. has 33lI
majority over CozZens, democrat, and 3.o99
over all.
For Congress, Eastern District-Jenckas r.
publican, has 1916 over Bradley, democrl-
and l,el5 over all Western Disirict-Dixon
republican,, has 1,G22 over Browne, democrat
and sS2 over all.
Municipal Election.
KANSAS CITY, April The municipal cleo
non here yesterday resulted in the election of
the entire unconditional Union ticket by q ma
lority OF 3tu
Evening star., 1863-04-08

IAN Irish soldier was recently taken be-
fore his colonel, and received a severe repri-
mand for being drunk. After the colonel had
concluded, the soldier remarked
"1eZ would At have occasion to talk to me
so eff had p. stol. The colonel, much aston
ished, asked:
"Well, sir, what would you do if you had a
pistol }"
"Why, I'd shoot-meself, sir"
Which rather pleased the colonel
Evening star., 1863-04-08

NEW sPRIN NGDRY GOODS!
auH pieces new spring Calico
s. pieces Lawns, l51 pieces 3isschcd Cotton
q pieces Brillisnts and GinghaEas
~ pisces Mohair plaids. is pie ces Black Silk
Table Linen, Russia Diapers Napkins
Irish Linens, Towels. Crash, Cotton and Linen
sheetiDg
Flsnnels Ladies' Cloaking Cloths
Colored Alpacas, Plaid Poplins, MaUselios
New Style Square and Long Shawls, for spring
wear
Mourning Goods of every description
81 dozen Hoped Skirts
lSU dozen Ladies' Gents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Hand kercliefs, Gloves Gauntlets, Souvin's Kid
GiAyes
Csmbric. Swiss, Thread and valeneienees Edgings
and Insertions
Is dozen Psrasols, sun Shades, ana Sun mbrellss,
DC.
AL Of which We offer at very small advance.
mar og-2yr NJ TAYLOR Il co.
Evening star., 1863-04-08
The Prize Ring.
THE MATCH BETWEEN KEENAN, AND III,
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.

From the London Times, March a01
Arrangements have been made by which
Heehan, the Benicia Boy" whose fight with
Tom Sayers created so much excitment some
time ago, is once more to appear in the prize
ring. He is to fight with King, who won the
last battle for the championship, in the contest
with Mace. The day fixed is the sth of De-
cember next, the distance to be within one hum
dred miles OF London, and the stake f1,OOO
side. Both men are over six feet in hight
Heenan's baSkers are said to be connected
with the Stock Exchange and one or two well
known spectators on the turf.
Evening star., 1863-04-08

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA Ay.. NEAR Sixth srREsr,
THE FAIRY COMBINATION,
In evidence of Com lbination OF stars the Eoua
of which can owhere be found in the world
of amusement. observe this brilliant
list OF names
First week of the Star Sisters
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
Continued engagement of
MISS JULIA MuRTIMEH,
MISS ERNSTINE DE FAIBER
MISS KATE PENNOy
Mr.. GEO. r. kDESON
MONS. SZOLL0SY'S BALLET TROUPE
of Ten Beautiful Ladies, in New Ballet
II. W Egan,
Billy Emerson,
Barry j Carter,
J. A. Willis,
and the Mammoth Company will appear to nis ht
TR EN- EEDOUS BILL,
THE ARAB LAY,
The New Trick Pantomime entitled
THE GOLDEN AXE,
New Songs, New Dances and New Acts
Doors open at 6s4 O'Clock performance Ct tx
Admission % cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs 81
cents; Private Boxes (holdng sx,) SIS.
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock.
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1863-04-08

PosTAGE.-We see it is stated that on and
after the Ist Of July, all letters deposited in the
short, instead of being sent forward as now,
will be kept and treated as if there were no
stamps on them. After that time the postage
on drop letters will be two cents, instead OF
Evening star., 1863-04-08

~ The Collector of the port of PHILADELPHIA
has given notice that hereafter parties shipping
to amy point in Delaware, below the parallel OF
ern Shore Of the Chesapeake, will have TO oh
tain a permit, and the goods will undergo az
irspcction.
Evening star., 1863-04-08
EAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL .a1fEFn
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN
WALTER pATfaS

WILL DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM SEw YORK.
saturday. April L.. Saturday ........ May
Iuescay. june Tuesday j June g
FIRST Cabin, from. ..:...-.,. Sa5 to S155
each berth according to size situation and accom-
moeation the State Rooms; ali having the sama
privileges in the saloonS in regard to meals and
attendance. Suits Of apartments for families may
be engaged By special agreement.
Excursion Tich cts out and hack in the lst Cabin
only, fare and a half,
Servants accomran ying passengers, and children
undeT twelve years o. age, half are. Infants free
SECOND CAGIS.-State Raom berths, meals
he'd at separatr tables s.................S SO
THtkp CABiS. Intcrmediate State Rooms, pas
sepgers found with beds, bedding table utsn-
sls. and good substantial food SH
sTEEkAGE with superior accommodate I. S3l
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in U.
: currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
al the Office 26 BROADWAY, New York.
Fer freight apply to Rowland & ASPIN
WALL, Agents, 81 South street, New York.
mi
Evening star., 1863-04-08
DHANTASMAGORIAL
nIGSnI WING ITEWS

A BEAUTIFUL ARTISTIC EXHIBITION
Comprising about 200 views Illustrative of the
most striking subjects of Biblical History and also
OF The leading events of the present Great Re
bellion.'
This novel and beautiful exhibition through the
kid solicitation Of the patriotic ladies of Wash
ington, will be presented at UDD FELLOWS HALL
Seventh street, on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
and FRIDAY LNESIN rs OF the present week f IF
the exclusive benefit Of the Campbell Hospital, to
rs ise iuL DIS for n library
Tickets p cents Doors open at IL O'Clock e1-
hibitiOn 10 commence ats
The public are earnestly invited to attend with
the that they Will be most a! rec ably en-
tertained. and at the same time contribute 10 Il
nnhlp and patriotic work sn.i.st
Evening star., 1863-04-08
GROWERS THEATRE.
AVENUE. near WiIlard,s Hotel


E1NNctL ANA AVHN u, near Wizard q Hotel
LaoziID .HiuAaus
EASTER FESTIVAL WEEK!
Third appearance Of
MISS ANNETTE INCE
Special appearance of
MISS SUSAN DENIM
who will sing her new and popular Song Of
''Hou Are You Greeu6ackst' ~
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING
First production in this city Of the thrilling play
from the French,
PAULINE.
Pauline ......-.-......... Miss Annette Ince
horace Il. IL, Brink
To commence with the highly amusing comedi-
eta,
POST OF HONOR.
-
with her song, How are you, Greenbscks. ~
Cobus Yorkes ....,.........B Ben. Rogers
~ Admission &C. 25, and rs cents.
Evening star., 1863-04-08
LONGWORTH,s CATAWBA WINES,
SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. s. COZZENS,
Col

SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. s. COZZENS,
Sole Agent,
Washington, d. c., and IS Warren ST., NeW York
THESE WINES, inde pendent of their excellent
qualities as Table Wines, are also highly recon-
mended for medicinal use. They are entirely pure
wholesome, and. at the same time, economical
Among the numerous recommendations received
from members Of the Faculty the folio wing letters
may be cited
SANITARY COMMISSION
washington, D. c., April 2, l662.{
F. 3. CozzENs, Esq:
sIR-With some difh hculty have got from hospi.
tai urgeons sufficient data wherewith to found an
estimate of the value of the "still Catawba" wine
OF Mr. Longworth as an article of hospital stores.
1t seems to be especially valuable as . tonic and
stinulant in the stage of convaescence from acute
dis. 1t is generally accepta BILE to the stomach
and its acidulous quality renders it grateful to the
palate.
The "sparklinR Catawba" shares with other true
sparkling wines the characteristic of agreeing well
with the stomach.
Yours truly, J. FOSTER JENKINS.
CINCINNATI, December II, 1861
DEAR SrR-In answer to your note, l will say /
very much prefer the Cstawba wine to any other
alcoholic stimulant in Typhoid fever The aid is
very acceptable to fever patients. I always dilute
it with water; two or three parts of water 10 one
of wine, and add white sugar to the taste of the
patient have used it in many cases of consump
tion and have generally found less enaciation than
usual and less disposition to diarrhea in the last
stages of the disease.
Yours respectfully, ]. r. POTTER
: SPARKLING CATAWBA in cases containing one
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING ISABELLA in quarts only.
STILL CATAWBA in quarts, one dozen in a case
CATAWBA BRANDY, scuppernong Wine, etc.
mar r. 2weo
Evening star., 1863-04-08
S.-E.-l8So.-x.

DRAKE,S PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted natures great restorer. delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It In
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
1t is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
tion, Diarrhna, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents miasmanc disease
from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used
st all times Of day, by old or young, and is par
ncularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Ssld by ali Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. II BRAKE & CO., No.
1t2 Broadway, New York. sc 25-eo6m
Evening star., 1863-04-08
vARlETiES! VARIETIES,

NATIONAL ANU SEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth st.
Proprietors -......-....... Ham 5lin Il Co
Stage Mana ger. .... .............. james Pilgrim
Crane Double Attractions for the ,ster Holidays
Our PASS WORD Is SUPERIORITY
New Dances, New Songs. Ori snai Ethio plan Acts
LIE BRI1NOLJ
the accom- plisEed Da seIse and Vocalist, accompa-
~ ing her songs with the Violin the bow Of which
she handles with the skill of Pagganini
ADA LAURENT.
in new military dance, arranged and only danced
by her, entitled the Female Volunteer together
with our Brilliant ordinations ing the best
company tia; ever appeared in one concert hall
Look at u names:
j c. Wallace, Ada Ter man. Dick Watkins Hell
smith. Larry Tooley, NJ lie Lizetta Frank
Kerns Nellie Seymour James Pilgrim, Mile Ga-
r.ldine. J. Purcell, Addie Johnson Bob Hall
Hannah Birch, ". Duianey the Misses Whiting,
and the entire company.
OUR FASHIONABLE Ma TINEE
for Ladies ana Children.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Aprils.
Now engaged ans will shortly appear HARRY
LESLIE. the intrepid wire walker and rape dancer
Evening star., 1863-04-08
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE.

ToN-OUR ARMY IN POSSESSION OF COLES
ISLAND, &. C..
New York Herald's Army Correspondence
COLES ISLAND, s. e, nine miles from Charles
ION, March 2S ls63.-The initiatory movement
towards the rebel stronghold, Charleston,
South Carolina. has been commenced The
pioneer corps OF the grand expedition Tooth
New York volunteers, Colonel G.. b. Dandy,
tBre,et Major United States Army)-took an
disputed possession OF Coles Island, nine miles
from Charleston, this morning.
Coles Island, now occupied by our troops,
is 1t the confluence of the Stono and Folly
rivers. 1t is about two miles long and one
eighth of a mile wide. II might be considered
a part of James Island. as the dividing line df
il may be so called) is a marsh. A causeway
connects Coles with James' Island The
island is in proximity 10 Kiawah, Johns and
Evening star., 1863-04-08

{ CARRIAGES! c.Rg1.GEs,,o,A ,o,AHhIAGEsH
have now on hand and daily receiv- .IeE;aR,
ing fine assortment of FIRST CLASS kttGI571
CARRIAGES, ade by the best buiid 2@A1
in the country: consisting of splendid full
Caleche one Caleche Coach Brett s; four and six
seat RocE away s and Gernant owns, Boat Wagons
for two or four persons, Doctors Phaotons, Plain
and shifting Top Buggies. ogethe with namber
also, several splendid 6leighs all purchased for
cash and be sold to suit the times to those who
call soon at No. 4O9 Pennsylv ania avenue.
mar l8 2m THOMAS YOUNG.