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D 1T frPoTttd RebcI movement Denied.
CAIRO, March i6-General futile received
instructions from General Hurlbut at Mem
rhis 10 direct General Asboth TO re.enforce
Fort Donolson, either by land or water. pro-
vided the reports that the rebels were in the
vicinity, proved true. Afterward the follow
ing dispatch was received at headquarters:
"B'lgGdisr General J. n. TatIe, Comu,1n tin D
at Care Colonel Lowe has just recei we'd a
dispatch from Colonel Harding OF yesterday,
say ing that the reports that the rebels were
near Fort Donelson, are entirely unfoumded.
(Signed) "OPKHAroR."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
BALLS, PARTIES. &c.
pEMEMBER THEH HERO on SUMTER!

pEHEMBER THE HERO on SUMTER!
IA iii Z ANDERSON BOTS
" H FELL AIN!
TIE n!eIs bers of the Andersen Club take great
pleasure IN announcing to their friends and -
the put bic in general. that they will giva p
Their SEVENTH ANN Al. BALL 1T fem -
prsr OF III III street, between 9tn AMI 10Th, -
mn TBU EsDAY EVENING, April 9Th III ,kets
: |, adm tttiDg y gtDtlemaE and saiies.
No bxte or caps alowei in the ball room
- COMMITTEE ot Ar-an sshntH's
Z sullivan, Nj Cnrnrrs NJ Wolfe
y. Fieuming, D. MctirAth, J. 0'B!ien
OConntl mar IL 81
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: g. INTERNAL REVENUE.
'0TlCE TO ADHTNISTRaTOR EXECC
TORS. AND Tk CaTEES

All persons having in charge or trust as siminis-
Traitors, executors or trustees OF asy Irgacigs Or
altribv tive shares from personal property of 81
Find whRtsnever, where thu whole sn In0t Of ~ "a
prTsGnsl property, as at ressid shall exceed tli,.
- of one thousand dollars. in actual value pass
Ing from any persOn who may die since the y
age Of Excise Law sf July 1862 possessad of
prep rty by will or by the in tesia.e laws of any
stat". territory or the District OF Column ba nu It
render To the assessor assistant assas~ur uF tha
distinct scEe iulr list or STATE Mt the amount
OF such prnp-rt1 verified by oat %; "a gmstinn
that the Cuty tr tax char geablr thereon may h.
asscssed ami paid before any distribution can III.
made
All inform alton on the foregoing can he obtained
fy application to the assessor assistant
OF the district z 81. PEARSON
Assessor for District Columbia
Ma, oh l6 laf9 mar n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

RAILWAY OPESISG.-Wrstern papers pub
fish an account Of the opening Of the Cedar
Rapids and Missouri River Railroad TO Mar
shaii'own, 2e2 miles west of Chicago. The line
rs composed Of three roads, the Galena Air
Line 70 the Mississippi, the Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska to Cedar Rapids, eighty-two miles,
and the Cedar Rapids and Missouri ri yer road.
Z miles 10 MarshaIltown
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AT a95 18th street. between "A and
- One large room for TENT with 6rst-cl sss
hoard; also. two small rooms. few Fable Boa I'd
ELF taken at SO per weak Dinner ats m 80 4.
kGAkGING.- Good Boarding ard Lodging a5
- moderate prices by day we Il be nad At
FKohAEL's Brewery, street south, between 5th
an 9th east the Navy Yard Cars ruuuiL Z
within h4lfs sQnare. Restaurant At al hours.
IL 2x~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

- Gov Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, has
accepted the IN vita,ion of the City Council, and
y III address the Union men of Baltimore On
ttldaV evening, At the Maryland institute
Hon Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, will also
*itas' and Postmaster General Blair aad Sec
-rtary Chase are expected 20 be nre.cn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

IA large meeting OF the friends and sup
por"rs OF the movement TO Introduce lay rep
iesentatIon into the councils of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held on Monday after
noon, at the John street church, New York
Addresses we've made by Gov. Wright, Bishop
simpson, Rev. Dir. Hatfield, Rev Dr. Strong
and others, an d a s'ries Of resolutions embody-
ing the sense of the racetiuc was adonted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ 1t is now said that the result in the First
Cong essional District in New Hampshire is
doubtful. joel Eastman, the Republican can
didate, runs ahead of the combined r publc IN
and Union Democratic vote. Official returns
Will be necessary 10 settle the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

ENGIIsH CRiTIClsMs ON MIR. SEwARp's
REILLY To FRENCH MISUNDERSTANDING Eng
hsh journals indulge in severe critislsrn on the
letter OF Secretary Seward declining the peace
proposition OF the Preach government, il is
noticeable that nothing IA the way OF uniriend-
iy comment from official or unofficial sources
haS reached our government from France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

REfUDIATED--As VT anticipated, Arch 5ish-
op Hughes has promptly repudiated the s.se-
cesh' utterances of thu Metropolitan Record the
Catholic paper which for some years has been
his organ. He has withdrawn the use of his
name from the paper, and the words Official
organ Of the Archbishop OF New York" has
been taken of the Record aEd IS Family Jour
ldl'' substituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ Among the prisoners recently captured,
march i, by General John Mcneil, in South
east Missouri, and since sent to St. Louis is a
Saptaln K T. Sickel, who was Rebel Provost
MARSHAL OF Bloomfield, Missouri. On the per-
son OF Siekel was found letter instructng
hii Shn'mdr'!y to hang certain erSons,in order 10
Sdrs CTPtnss and TO prerent them from demordIi.-
rag the Re tsl public sentiment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
THE FEELING IN FRANCE ON MIR. SEWARD,

THE FEELING IN FRANCE ON MR.. SCENARIOS
D1sPATCH.-To The Editors of the Nep FORK Er.n-
ing PoSt;-As we are RECALLED with extracts
from some Of the hireling press of England on
the subject OF the reply of our Secretary OF
state 10 the proposition of NJ Dronyn de
L'Huys, IL is hut right that the people here
should know something of public sentiment in
tr"n, 2 from urpollused sources. l Civ. vnn.
tEeT' ioT'. an extract from letter received by
the correspondents OF one of the largest man IL
faCtuIIr% houses Of France, and which speaks
fer Itself .r ..'-
g. ''Tte reply OF Mr.. Seward to the last com
muDicai'oD of our Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Is what II should be-, and the only one that
could with propriefy be- given us. The gov
eminent OF the Emperor will, no doubt, an
IrecIaie this noble language, a. appears to be
me case Win the lmm"Es" majority of the pop
ulation herr: and for our own account we In Va
no fears OF any kind of conflict on this occasion
between France and the Uni'ea Stats" III. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

IL Lieut.. Col. j. Lowry Donaldson, of tn
I"pHiar army, appointed TO supersede Col la,
B'ieeF us depot quarterma- ter in Baltimore.
'--l' rrd upon the duties of that position yester
cay. Col. Beiger lie ordered TO Carlisle, and
La retained Hon Hrnry Winter DAVIS to de-
t,i-d him be fore the cnurt-marriaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

NLw YORK AND WAsHIsGToN STEAMSHIP
iiNE-Att~ntion Is called TO the advertise
Ih'ht OF THIS line. The company is made NJ,
q enrrretic. wealthy and reliable men, and :,
guarantee Is thus afforded that II will perform
Oh thHt d promises such line is mucI,
ii eCit q for 'hs District trads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ The death at Yonkers, New York on sun
day last, OF Rev. DIR. Baird, has removed from
Us enc OF the most widely ira yelled and &C com
plished men of the day-one whose name has
bee n fer over generation identified w it'll MANY
OF our prominent religions associations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

The Boston Journal publishes an extract
from a private letter just received in that city
from Vera Cruz, which more than con firms
the previous reports OF the elsa sters sustained
by the French since their invasion OF the
thirty thousand men who landed in January
last, not over twenty three thousand are now
available OF the number missing, some seven
hundred have been killed; all the rest have
fallen victims TO the diseases of the climate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

1.-The Ohio II gIslaturs has adopted the
following resolution, offered by Mr.. Flag a
Union Democrat as response 10 some petit
tons TO- an armistice and peace:
" Rssc!red By the General ASs.mbfyof the Stat,
or Cb1o, That We viii have no dissolution of
the Union; that We viii have no armstice
that We can night as long as rebels and traitors
can that the war shall go OH until law is re-
stored and We will never despair OF the Re-
public"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~The officers of the 3Oth New York Regi-
ment, in body, after having first consulted
with the men, have signified the Willingness
of the regiment to re-enIst for the war, pro-
vided II can be sent home about the first of
April-ore month before the expiration of its
present term of service-to recruit to the
maximum number. The proposition is to be
laid before the President and Secretary of War
Inc mediateIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

hEAPPoiN1 kb.-iii, fresidrnt, mis- rnsrning.
Ieappoinied or fellow -oItIzrn, Andr-v !
" yiir, Ed, 10 i' one OF the Justices of the
Supr' me Court az this Distr,.t This com
p.e;e- The ourt, which viii, Of course, al once
oTganize ard proceed TO business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

az d day or two since a large Confederate
mail was captured in the vicinity Of Leonard
town, IN ST. Mary county. Ii was aiken to
Baltimore yesterday, and an examination dis
covered most OF the letters 10 have been sent
from that city. But few, however, Were signed
by the writers, so that it will be difficult to
discover the authors of the anonymous epis-
ties The mail was contained in a pillow case
which was nearly flied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

b. a letter from s. PaIson Brownlow," dated
81 NashyIlle on the eth instant, among other
things, says:
IL told the people OF the North, in nv
*r'ech's. ae thousands uf them Will Tecolleci.
ha' hC" ftl' ai-that Is to say. one half of
al NE Sla'fs III the seeded States will fight
Tor VA IT Il Is, AID fight 10 perpetuate their
GV n fOBEsgP'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~Arrangements for the exchange OF all no.
lite al pris onsTs in TIE hands of the Rebels
have been completed by Colonel Ludlow. Of
General Dix's Staff. Those in Richmond were
to be released yesterday,and those at Salisbury
mkt week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ j. Z. e. Kennedy, Superintendent of tn,
census, has been elected a member Of the New
York Historical Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
PARUED.

1t is reported tha, Brigadier General Slough
ton ard aids, captured at-Fairfax G. H., have
been released on parole by the rebels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR BEPAkTMENT
" WAsBISGTos January Is, 1858.
In consequence of the pressure IF business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be given at the fics Of
Lieut.. Col. CONAN, 1872 PennsylTania avenue
above Nipateerth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ The Americans in Chill, south America,
nave raised a fund which they have contribut-
ed towards the relief OF the sick aud wounded
soldiers OF tie United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

Tux HAYTIRs MlSIsTKE.-Fhe Haytien
minister, accompanied by the Secretary of
.-ts:e, vTIted the President yesterday on
cIal business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

IMPATIENT OF STATE,
- WASHINGTON, J.nrary4t, 1851 80
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter EscelE1 Matr
oers OF Congress on business on saturdays, eo,n,
x,encins with Saturday, the Erst pf next month
Jan T-H william IL sE~ARu
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-- - -
D = RI IALs

N s-THE1auax nuRAa sAzu1. M. 4 iS.anes
:. cerqeasseSf indsSRdness Mn ~ geAseG1eAt
saasurtaT til ssof, At Which dAteanseent
:. All Sseh el4inestesmass % pndSs{ed "fAS4s
ATE sssgetatY Of the Treasury for, esdem ptisa, !"
And issed to tie Secretary ofSAs rrsai1y
= ula.sx s.x-CHAsH- sserstaxy ofshs Trsaa1xyA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

the same tihs pr. Fenss,pe esn. A. r,.,.i
taeuSht that 10 vas a. 0hsastaat % the Ss,'
esons ,uwsha. RNU~s W10ko 'soS@sssrl: 80
tie pockAss Of deceased ~ esascAod aao in -
bulk ssSa WI SSund. and Id nnothsr eosSss
sfs Wiissrs csss ths ueasy plssi In O.
bsrrdef ssssesssd 70 witness 70 take rtSrss q
the effects Of the dec-ase<l aud McNsp.n,o.
said that be Ro01d tshe charRe OF ~ -. y.
yeas parficuisr MEND OF the poiicS rhs
HANDKERCHIEF on the face Of drcrased -
Playa tnsH ~ NAN. About hslf pas ave
oecnp,rd. Ind yits.ss .ssS SscsSss rss -
wrHt ussrrs MoNauGhteN stated "a "a = Wo~H
report the. csss, and thaa the cone oet on -
physicians should not 90 unnotIcsd. n stssSSs
that he lived ~ asa or ssa Esevensh street ~
E7gNeys waysc~s esese0that n end McNa.,S-
ton " ak. 4 up the Avenue -. Fvnr-and a LSis
street, about half past O'Clock ~
: sStroeont Nsl.tedd stated that Officer SimouA.
| gave him the key "a the salise And told him ~
the money b. INK In IL, ard he wentio Inc hou,e
tn look a. lie papers OF drcssss'd, in order "a
telegraph TO lis friends. and discovered ia
the vais,r had h-es robtssLs ~ ;. i. - t.s.sT--s
Mr.. W. r. ShuU corroboratrd Sergeant han.,
stead I'D ~ -. saa. 7 a
The Jury resumed verdict hat deceases
sca me- 20 bis death nv cu.dug Ma tnrosI an r
supposed BY the jury, While nnder Hnpors,v
de pfrs. ION or Syirsts, aud belseve tkai he W
lise W as robbed OF sasi nv MeSaughtont y.
NcNaughfru, we understand, went 70 tks
residence OF Mr.. Farkhurst, on Eleventh street
about Two weeks ce, and rented a rosm
pay ing tI.r frat vi axis r-nt in advance, Mi
the second week lac dad not pay, but en- Satur
ihe sane time faking MT, Parkhursts hU n
is sincerely hoped that he will be an std !
He is said 10 be n young man OF from II Ia 81
smooth face, aHd dresses in black. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Inteilioeneer defends Gov. Seymour and
the New York Democracy from the charge Of
opposition to the Government in to constitu.
tional efforts to crush the rebellion
The Chronicle draws . comparison between
the war waeed BY England and Fran ca from
17s3 to 1915 and the present struggle in our own
country, and argues that those who in both
bothcases advocated peace, we're actuated by
mistaken philanthropy; for war is an instr u
meBt Of civilization as much as peace, and il is
the only tribunal Al which to settle irreconcila.
BILE principles according to truth and justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

THE schooner lIOrtrnse has en captured
one OF our cruisers, while trying TO rua
.. the SUZANNE rIyrr. Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

IPFciSTKD.-Mr. ID ". Phelps, Illinois, has
D. appointed 10 "a fr,'-cTas5 c!,Tkship in the
j, lr;irrut Of the Interior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
LATER FROM PORTROYAL.

CONFIRMATION OF THE CAPTURE OF THE
NEGRO EXPEDITION
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ANOTHEk NAVAL CAPTURg,

The Navy Departme Mt have information that
the L. s. gunboat Sycamore, captured on the
Sth instant off H illsboro. N. O., the ,sloop En-
t..rprise, laden with cotton, that had essayed
to YHn. the blockade out Of Mosquito Inlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
IMPOR TANT FROM HAVANA.

THE tIRATE ALABAMA. FLORIDA ANDHAR
RILT LANE To MAKEA COMBINED At
TACK UPON TIE CALIFORNIA
STEAMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

~ The New orke,s are in raptures over
ChuIch's ainting If Cobopaxi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
HE FIGHT UNDECIDED AT LAST ACCOUNTS

SPIRITED BATTLE on TaE BLACKwATER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

1NcEsDIARIsM AND RoB BEgY.--Aboutt hrss
O'Clock this morning, Patrolmen Gehon ana
Henry discovered fireiB Usher's White House.
l. near Fourteenth street. With the aid OF re.
sidents of the vicinity, they extinguished thu
fire before il bad done considerable damage
The proprietor wac Ont of the city at the irns:
hnt upon lis rsturn.- ascertained that he had
lost Sleu in money. The incrndiary must have
entered the cellar, and thence by a trap-dosr
into Tie building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

He KEErs 1T UP-Jack Gross continues his
travels mp and down the sirpren foot plank and
DOS not Vet appear 90 be much the worse Tar
war. He ~ in excellent spirits and feels con.
Ii6Gnt OF success. He has at this hour % d. m
walked twenty tnrse hours. Gross al this uuo
1ahoFs uRdera isadyantaee from sore to-
which was very painful forawhile but the sp-s
pliC alton OF LITTLE brandy relieved the sorensss
A severe bpadache also annoyed him for awhils
this morning, hut that TOO has passed away
in facI after q tw-nty three hours walk ne
looks, and says he feels, first-rate and there %
xuccfsefui H.-.t I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

THE GUNBOAT CHItLICOTHH SERIOUSLY
DAMAGED By TIE REBEL FORT on
THH IA LA ATCHlE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

Sin EEWARD Stolen from "a. premises Of
SlD the subscriber, IN MoutgomerT county,
msryIsnd on the night of the I7th instsat. .
JAIN LAY HORSE, about nine yea-s old, hssvl
name ana tsil, with q snan white spot under the
ts,i black feet. except the left hind foot which
sh,"; has also small white star in the face or
forehead This horse, together with another val
ose. grey bo- se VAS tsken from neigh Dor on The
tleht seove mentioosd. The thief came 70 the city
by the 5te street road a. he passed IN. plckeN o.
bia re sste about n s'eicck, riding the hay 30
ieaaine the grey horse. They are supposed 70 %
IN tn city. The above rel src vii he paid % suv
one thct " II and th. hsy horse sni leave htm ~
The stable OF ellie her Pysell. on Eighth stress.
hFtw'sp ID aud stTeets Washinx tOn, or sny
Information that wili Had 20 he recoyery:
mar lp-2ts sALLIR A cONNELhH
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH ID TA4 EVENING slAa-


TTB YAzo0, TX EDIxios MEBrS wITHs A
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

TO-DAY All ccording to a
letter tIom Charleston, dated ;ha fith instant,
this is the day upon which the Rebels there ex :
pect that city 10 be attacked by the Union forces
lie language OF the correspondent was that
''he attack will ee made within ten days,
probably at spring tide On the lyth.:' AS Gen.
eral Hunter issued orders on the 5tn looking 10
active oper ations at an early day, there may be
some truth in the Vaccinations Of this Charles
ton letter writer. If so the 18th OF March, ls53.
will prove TO he as nie,noranie day in the
calendar OF The Palmetto City, as the 18th Of
April, 1861, rs in the history Of the Rebellion.
PERSONAL Hon. LEWIS D.1Casppbeil, OF
Ohio, arrived in town to-day IN company with
hon. Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, and is
being greeted by very large eircis or warm
nerSOnal friends -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
TEAM FOR SALE.

- L NJ y
The veil tpown tug boat WASP" 8 toeA
double e. Gine@ iron Shesthed double ~
piank.d. In best condition hsyisr &.s{al4<ES
been thoror shiy ov-rhAuled in k.i~o1'7z.~.
York, now lying At tn. foot ~ ISL streat, gtu
BE- eold ats bsrxstn- Apply - KMILE Do PHI.
$40 pa. svenue. WssninStop, mar S0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19
EBPAlrnIs9 OF eYArI, I

EHPARrNl NJ OF eYkf1,
WAsHIk0IoS. March Is, l3sI
Releases from the draft on the ground u aiienags
have been allowed in the following cases:
Nome. HkeYs Hyd1tsd.
LAckey Kelley ......... baltimore CO Maryland.
Johann 8surke.- Brown - d, Wisconsin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

Nor ORGAsIzED YET.-The new District
Court has not Yet Organized. The President
has, however, reappointed Judge wyiie, aud
The Court now bsing filled. an organization
said that John a. Smith will be retained q
Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

TIE CEssce BrREAU.-As we have alreadv
stated, several clerks az the Crnsus BsraaS
have beeh discharges. AS the basiness Of than
department is drawing TO a close, others sttfi.
Will be Dismissed n tie last ~ the ,r,sepe.
month. The following Is n correct list OF thoSs
removed on Thursday: j. Smoleusb. %. ".
Phelps, ]. Van OaPnboctsr, W. e. Camp n
wiggin, w I. Brooke, W. Chappell.: J. s.
EidweH, +. ElDcots, w. w. S. Turner, q. Ii /.
Howard, A W. Shenk, @. III. Maynard, T III
f Kpox, n. NJ Johrson, r. d. Orme'
Best, Jas. " hiiehill. X. II. Lee, ". NJ Slade
Oliver Duieur and W. A. Bradley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

ACCIDENTAL SHooTISG.-Last night during
the performance AT Metropolitan Hail, pistol
fell from the pocket OF Joseph Quito. and wa
discharged the bail taking in the shoulder
OF Mrs. Ehrhardt in ficting a severe wound
A surgeon was called upon aud removed III.
ball, and the lady was taken to her residence n
Union Hotel. Joseph Quito was arrested and
held 20 bail for fertbsr hearing, il necessary.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-30
Bedford, January l6, 1863.
Eseg5seer's Notice.

All persons Interested are hereby ncrii that the
following named accountants have filed their ac-
counts in the Registers Office of Bedford county
and that the will be presented to the Orphans
Court in and tor said county, on Tue>da g., the 10th
day of February next. at the Court Ho use, in Bed
ford, for confirmation
l The account OF John L. Grove, administrator
of the estate of Isaac Grove, lte of Monroe town
ship, decd.
The account of Henry Wertz and John J.Wertz,
executors of the last will ard testament of John
WertZ, late of Cumberland Valley township, dec ID.
The account of David Barnet, administrator of
the estate of Robert Barnet, late of Middle Wood
berry township, decd.
The account of Nathan Robson, administrator
of the estate of James Smith, late of Southampton
township, deed
6 The account of Isaac Ritchey, executor of the
last will and testamen. of Susanna Rchey, late oil
Snake Spring township, decd.
6 The account OF o. F.. Shannon, trustee for the
sale of the real estate of Jas. Smith, late Of South
ampton township, deed.
The account of John Shoemaker, administrator
of the estate of John Gorsuch, late of Hopewell
township, decd
The account of Alexander Holsinger, admins
traitor of the estate of Elizabeth Schriner late of
Middle Woodberry township, dec d.
The account of ID. S. Longenecker, acting ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of Joseph Kea
gy, late of Middle Woodberry township, decd.
10 The account OF John Sill, adm nistrator of the
estate of Henry Beltz, late of Napier township, de-
ceased.
II The account OF Anthony thinner administra-
tor of the estate of Daniel Zim mers late Of Bed
ford township deceased.
A. B. BUM, Register.
Bedford, January l6 1863.