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Agent for ,hc.Field e. Preside.

Mr.. RAMSAY, p. ~, At this place, is q regular
ly appointed agent for this valuable journal. Call
on him and make arrangements to secure lis Week
ly visits. The paper is now expanding into full
bloom and will fnrul IN admirable addition tOthe
Ladies' literary resources.
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Three,

CHARLESTON. Feb. If --Thr"e large stran'-
rs, with ,uli aud valuable careucs. h9Ne ~
led SAFELY at Il Confederate rst b fufsdey-
freak t'i> morning. They Lri:,g Nmsssnydafcs
- til" IL h, irliy confirming The. 81 !et9:ofstbe
Fbri'M and the isissakiussoe I'll. Il=ttersss b,
"A Yssukse transport sIaAael &ih tr9of'
Si b.rn weckedin he4sCahsIiias-
The stvMSler Calypso had arrived ont from
Saarlestn:
e Ano, Hersfenmer saiaedSfroln aGotfederat'
or at night.
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The following is a copy of the circular adj
lresse,i 10 tue Consular Agent of France a
Wilmington. y. e., by Secretary Benjamin:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-18

nary zeal. North Carolina has shut in her. cereal
lima prefers to keep her. gntes Hospitality oper,
and to arrange that her huqsehold shall make
enough and 10 spare. This is better than the
policy Of the cid North State, aud more nccommo-
dating withsl. Here have onr gardeners been
terribly put to tito get Irish potatoes to plant,
Usually We have bcugh. them from BuDcnmbe
wagons, and, supposing it could hu done again,
many neglected. to we seed for The present year.
n. C.. shuts down On the potatoes n'so, and here
We arc .i;h eur potato ground al ready and
nothing to plnnt:--Not re Individually, for We
happened to gave cn~oush,-but u g"Od many Of
the good people generally. The aforesaid wagons
have almost Disappeared from our roads. Now
and then ono COMES along With apples at tho-very
reasonable price Of ten dollars D Lushel. Two Of
them passed our Beld IN Saturday last; Of course
VIC demnnded u parley ana there they were, the
big, luscious red and yellow arplei, with II rosy
checked mountain lassic in either wagon guarding
the precious fruit like very Tesperidcs. We'll"
said we to the old man of the party,, have you
any thing, but apples 2" "Nothin' else."-.No
cabbage seed ?"-"Nothin' but applcs.n-"No
cabbage heuds ?"-"Eothin' but upplGs."-.No
onion buttons ?"-"Nothin' but upples.'-"No
corn juice Pc o.hin' but apples" whercupon
the girls Uttered, and the old man said, stranger,
its n hard Old time we've happened on in Amoriky,
do you want my opp'es Not seeihs the
fierce of the entire remark, we ventured t. ask
him what be was going TO say about America,
whoreupon he again remarked with some vehe-
mence, Do you want any nppi-st Taint worth
while talking about Ameriky now The Mi"y's
and apples is ri<." Not desiring to sound the
old fellows philosophy further, We purchased II
few of his big reds and babe him anil the l~assies
good evening. We merely make the etching to
show you how hard pressed We are for novelties
Is well us Irish p 'tatoep, oniua.buttons, and corn
liquid. Old Rip has done an unnOishborly thing,
and will probably repent ut an early day. But NC
mean to cast no objurgution upon that gallant
State. She is a sister in q common cause, and
las we'll deserved the plaulits Of the country.
Wishing you all good health, good spirits, good I
and good luck, the writer undertakes to
to you the universal love Of all the ladies
and Of every bsdy alsa &sS God bless yen
Evening star., 1863-04-07
Capture OF BIochade-Rumners.

NEW YORK, April "A Port Royal letter of
the 3ist nit. gives the particulars of the cap
1urr OF the British blockading- running steamer
Aries by The Z. ). gunboat Stettin. Cantain
Deyens, on the 29th, whilst going into Rulrs
Bay. She was run aground, but was taken
with all her crew. including a pilot named
Adams, formerly of the steamer Marion A
portion Of her cargo had been des troye,i by the
crew. She had formerly made one trip to
Charleston. Capt. Devens says she Is a re-
markable fast steamer, and has made l3 knots
an hour since he captured her
The steamer South Carolina had captured a
schooner from Charleston for Nassau. with 10
bales OF cotton. The schooner Expeditions,
from Nassau for Savannah, with a cargo of
salt, was captured by the garrison of Fort
Pulaski, on the Both nit, by the use of the
steamer Mattano with 6.pounder on holrd
Evening star., 1863-04-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
The Union Ticket SWeenS the State

New HAVEN, April e. The election for
Governor and members of Congress in This
state came off to-day, and has been conducted
| with great spirit.
New Haven gives Seymour, democrat, ai3
majority. Fourteen towns in New Haven
county, viz: New Haven, Orange, North
North Haven, Digby, East Haven, Madison,
Cheshire, Seymour Wallingfor6 and Mcyden,
give buckingham, the republican candidate,
Az majority, being gain of }9i over his vote
IN lSeu, when he carried the State by 800 ma
jorty.
NEW LONDON, Conn, April 6-New London
gives sBuckingham, Republican, for Governor.)
3i3 majority Colchester gives him 50; Water
lord, .; Windham. 2Gl; Groton, 100; Stoning-
ton, lG5. There are heavy Union gains in all
the towns as yet heard from III this section of
the State.
HARTFORD, April G-f0 p. m.-The repuoli-
cans carry the State, and elect Henry c. De-
ming to Congress from the first congressional
district.
NEW HAVEN, April lG-Midnight.- Union
State ticket, headed by Gov Buckingham, is
elected by about 5000 majority. Messrs. De-
ming. Hubbard and Rrandyer. republicans.
and English, democrat, are elected to Con-
greSs-a republican gain Of one representative.
The republicans have elected fifteen OF the
stare Senators, and have q large majority in
the House
NORWICH, April G.-The third congressional
district, comprising New London and Wind
nam counties, as far as heard from, give Gov
buckingham 2,20O majority.
DANRFRY, April s. Buckingham receives
l22 majority, Ridgwold l6i, Reddlng II, Beth
Ell 50.
NEW FAIRFIELD. April G-Seymour has i4
majority, Brookiield 81, Newtown i55
HARTFORD April 6.-H. &. Deming, first dis
trlct, has 365 majority. Brandagee, third, i5u
Midnlght.-Repnbican congressman elected
IN the first. third and fourth DISTRICTS the dem
ocrats carrying The second district Hartford
county gives buckingham 1893, Seymour 1920
TIE CANDIDATES AT THE ELECTION YEsTER-
DAY.
FOR CoRgreSSHtsR.
Union. Peace Dem.
|. HellIy &. Deming, Abram p HYDE
=. SaIhGel l.. Warner, James f. English
3. Augustus Brandegee. VIM Nj. Converse
/. John I'll. Hubbard, Geo &. Woodruff
For State officers.
Union. Peace Dem.
Governor
VIM A. Buckingham, Thos. H. Seymour.
Lieutenant Governor
Roger AVerlli, James A. Hovey.
Secretary of State.
j. II. lrumbuli, james ii. Hoyt
Treas urer.
Gabriel ". Cote, A. L. Kidston.
Controller.
Leman VI. Cutler, Lloyd &. Baldwin.
Evening star., 1863-04-07
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON

NEW YORK. April 6.-Dispatches received
here from Fortress Monroe state that Charles
ton papers have been received there. They
acknowledge that the attack by the Federal
army and navy upon that city had been com
menced, but contain nothing indicating
whether the movements of our forces have met
with success or repulse. 1t is fair to infer,
however, that II the latter was the case they
would have announced it in the most glowing
terms known TO the rebel yocabularly. 1t is
generally believed that at least no reyerses have
been sustained by our troops or our fleet. and
there IS the best reason 10 believe that the Iowa
people win soon &c electrified by the gratifvinp
announcement OF the capture and Occupation
OF the spot where Charleston once was located
Evening star., 1863-04-07

9-The rebels in New Orleans are takiny
great pains to spread the notion that yellow
fever will visit that city this summer They
point TO the green scum along the cutters and
say it is very early in the season for il. and
throw cut many other equally terrible intima
tions.
6'A soldier dying of lung disease in one of
the Washington hospitals, had blister applied
between his shoulders by the surgeon Thu
poor fellow looked Waggishly at the do ,tor
and grimly asked If a man had to have a sta m n
on him before he could be allowed to die.
@The celebrated Tom Sayers applied to the
Police Court in London, recently. for nrotac0
ton against his wife, who slapped his face and
put him in bodily fear. The magistrate held
the lady TO bail in the sum of f5u Give her
the belt.
SPennsylyania papers assert that the peace
resolutions presented to the Legislature are not
he free act of the people, bat are all prepared
in Harrisburg by politicians, and then sent over
the State fer signatures
SLewis, the murderer, under sentence OF
death III the Jersey City Jail, recently tried to
evade stretching hemp by attempting TO com.
NIT suicide by biting open his veins.
SPeter w. Ray. colored physician, is to
be tried in BROOKLYN for producing an abor.
ton upon Miss Mary Burns, white woman,
several months ago.
On, DANTE!-The following notice to ladies
will be placed over the entrance to the stalls at
the Royal Italian Opera" All hoops aban.
don, ye who enter here ''-Puach
~ Of ninety five insurance companies in
New York, only eight passed their dividends
in 1862, and only nine are deficient i'm their
surpluses after providing for all Liabilities.
When the last steamer left, the secession.
lists of New Orleans openly proclaimed that
that city would be- speedily attacked by the
rebels.
~ Medori, attached to Maretzek's company.
receives salary OF $4,000 per month, payable
in gold. She is compared to Grisi.
MA letter from Quebec to the Montreal
Herald in relation TO Canadian finances saws
the deficiency this year will be nearly 900.
~ Two fine blooded horses were recentlv
sold in New Orleans, as the confscated prop.
erty Of rebels, for over $4,000.
~ The tiara presented to the Princess of
Wales contains three thousand diamonds he.
sides Ten very large brilliants. sd =
h7-The English a1elers state thatAhS "
plate on the Prince OF Walessa b.
fast table was Of the value OF &lo,o0O,0eQ y,
Evening star., 1863-04-07

CAPa IRE OF ANOTHER PRIzR-The U. S
revenue steamer Hercules, Captain DuRgau,
arrived in port yesterday, bringing in tow the
prize schooner r. Mason, of Baltimore and
cargo, bound TO Virginia: also, lot OF prise-
ntrs from Baltimore, who went on board of the
schooner at Annapolis The schooner cleared
fIom Baltimore on Saturday last, for New
York The cargo consisted principally of
whiskey, andis valued at Sl3, OOG. The schooner
is about 100 tons burthen, six years old. and
Ncfin about $1,000. She left this port shortly
before the Hercules steamed up, and was OBJ
served by the latter she left Annapolis She
ran into the Patuxent river during the storm
OF that day, thinking probably that an oppor-
tunlty would be afforded to tranship her cargo
10 Virginia.
The persons on board We're Capt Richard
son. 4 Mr.. burton, Mr. Prince, and Wilson a
pilot, ali OF This city; as also two men from
Rit hmond, Va, named Pritchard and Hoi,son
A mail. containing letters from persons in the
South, as also large amount of Southern
bank notes. Were captured. The prisoners
were delivered over TO Col Fish, Proves Mar
shall while the vessel, with cargo, &c, was
placed iii charge of the U. :. District Attorney
TO he proceeded with according 20 iaw-Balti-
-imerica1.
Evening star., 1863-04-07
BAfcBELeR's HAIR DYE.

E1S btSs N 1Rs World.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair By- pre-
tuces q color not TO be distinguished from na ur.-
warranted not to injurs the Hair in the least;
sdies the ill effects of bad dyes and invieorates
Hair for life Grey, Red or Rpty Hair instant y
tarns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hs !,
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists. DO.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. RiroHs-
:oR, on the jotr sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Sarclay 81, Ns,r Yo :.
m lily Late 33S Broadway and l6 Poni st.
Evening star., 1863-04-07
From San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The Legislature
has extended its session to the Goth inst
Sugars Is cents; there is slightly in erea sed
demand fer groceries Three brigs have cleared
for the mouth Of the Amosr river, carrying
liquors, sugars, dry goods and groceries
MUM war risk on California grain laden shins
Evening star., 1863-04-07
MunicipaI Election

SANDUsKY, Ohio, April 6.-The Union can
dldate fer Mayor was elected to-day by 22s
majority. The entire Union ticket has an a ver-
age Of 100 majority-a Union gain over Ia st
October of three hundred votes
Evening star., 1863-04-07
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV. NEAR SIXTH sTsEHr.

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH srazEY.
THE FL Try COMBINATIONS
In evidence of Combination OF Stars the Euual
of which can nowhere be found in the world
of amusement observe this brlliant
list OF names:
First week of the Star Sisters
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
Continued engagement of
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
MISS ERNSTINE DE FAIBER
MISS KATE OYER
MIR. GEO. r. EDESUN
MONS. SZOLL0SY'S BALLET TROUPE
Of Ten Beautiful Ladies' in New Ballet
Billy Emerson,
Barry J. Carter,
j. A. Willis.
and the Mammoth Com pany win appear tonight
in
EMEND0US BILL,
THE ARAB LAY,
The New Trick Pantomime entitled
THE GOLDEN AYE!
New Songs, New Dances and New Acts
Doors open at e.. O'Clock performance at ~.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs. 50
cents; Private Boxes. (holding six,) S5.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1863-04-07

~ One firm IN Troy has issued fifty thou
sand brass penny tokens. and il is said that the
demand for local circulation is immense
S-The New York Express pitches into
western telegraphs and telecraphers for their
utter unreliability in the transmission OF ne VS.
- Georgia paper predicts that bacon will
be Sl.25 a pound i'll the South before MANY
days
H-George l.. Duyckinck, an author OF some
note, Is dead.
~ A school for contrabands has been opened
at Corinth, Miss.
Evening star., 1863-04-07
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.


BOTTLED BY UDoLPHo WOLFE, NEW YORK
To hs Citizens Of WashiHgson:-For some slime
past have been solicited by the Medical Faculty
OF this city to add to my ''Scheidam Aromatic
schnapps" business the bottlng OF PURE BOURBON
WHISKY. which could be relied on by the medical
profession. would have sccsd ed to their request
some time since but found it difficult to procure a
pure article. After considerable difficulty and de-
lay have arranged with two dstillers in Bourbon
county for regular supply. have also located an
agent IN Louisville, ky., for the purchase Of Bour-
bon Whisky direct from the distillers when offered
for sale in that market.
The Whisky will be put up in my schnspps bot
ties, and packed in of ono dozen each, with
fac sihiis ofm signature on the LABEL
remain yours, respectfully,
UpoLPuo WOLFE, No. % Beaver ST., Ny
NEW YoRK, January 80, ts68
Dear Sir: The want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
purposes has been lsng felt by the profession and
We have, tested the several articles which you
reputation you claim for il.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the
respectable Apothecaries different parts Of the
pnlted States as Agents for the sale of your Bour
boE Whisky. where the profession can obtain the
same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your o6edient servants,
]. NJ. Carnoehan, NJ D. Professor of eli nj cal sar-
gerry; sureeon-in, Chief to the State Hospital &e.
Lewis 4 sayTe, II. 8. 1sS Broadway.
Joseph Worster, NJ. D., l20 9th street.
Nelson STEELE NJ. D., 81 Bleecker street
John 0'Relly, 81 D., $50 4th street.
b Raphaell N. d, Professor Of the Princgles
and Practices of Surgery, New York Medical Col
lege, dc, 81 9Th street. and others.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
beg leave to inform the public have az pointed
the following firms agents for the sale of TINS Pure
bourbon Whisky. where samples can always be
seen, and will soon be tor sale by every Grocer,
Druggist, and Apothecary and Hotel in the United
States. UDOLPHo WOLFE.
ID Beaver street, New York.
W. H. BRowS BROTHERS. Agents
mar Tim Baltimore.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, vtd BasiDsos. 81
Harrisburg, 10 the North nad Wsst-Two Il ii less
Washington daily and one on snnday-quie:- tie
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sod
Through at Government rates For tickets apd fur
ther inform stisn apply at the office of Great Penn
syivanis Route, northeast corner of Pepnaylvo uis
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. ONCE open n uIa
3. m. until p. m; on Sundays from ~ -
~ lily X. o. NORTON, Agent
Evening star., 1863-04-07

NEW SPRING DRY GOODSl
~ 200 pieces new spring Calico
81 pieces Lawns, 80 pieces Bleached Cotton
25 pieces Briliants and Giug CHAINS
20 pieces Mohair Plaits l6 pieces Black Silk
Table Linen, Russia Diapers, Napkins
Irish Linens, Towels. Crash, Cotton and Linen
Sheeting
Flsnnels Ladies' Cloaking Cloths
Colored Alpacas. Plaid Popiins, Mouselins
New Style Square and Long shawls, for spring
Mourning Goods Of every description
81 deZen Hoped skirts
$50 dozen Ladies, Gents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Hand dkerchiefs, Gloves Gauntlets, Jouvin's Kid
Gleves
Csmbric Swiss Thread and Valenciences Edgngs
and Insertions
Is dozen Psrssols, Sun Shades. and Sun I mbrellas,
dc. .
mar o3-2Er NJ TAYLOR & CO.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

A Cough, COLD, OR AN IRRTTATRp THRoA-, if
allowed to progress, results IN serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes inci,g ai.e.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocnEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and ca
rARRH they are beneficial. The good effects result
Ing from the use of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure
TO guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the gen1ine Brorcn,s Bronchial T,oehes which
have prorsd their efficacy by q test of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
TAX the voice AID exposed to sudden changes.
should have them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per
box. ian 7-am
Evening star., 1863-04-07
Michigan State EIectinn,

DETROIT, April 6.-This city gives the DEM
ocratic State ticket for Judge of the Supreme
Court and for regents of the State University
about 100 ma ority
Evening star., 1863-04-07
VARIETIES! VARiE TIES!
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTJTTTJOS

N.
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth st
Prophet tors. ................. Hamblin & Co.
Stage Manager. James Pilgrim
Crane Dnuhle Attractions for the Easter HOLIDAYS.
OJR PASS WORD Is SUPERIORITY.
New Dances. New Songs, Original Ethio plan Acts
MILE BRIuNOLI
the accomplished Da, seusP and Vocalist, accom- pa
nying her songs with the Violin, the bow of which
she handles with the skill of Pagganini
ADA LAURENT.
in n new military dance. arranged and only danced
by her, entitled the Female Volunteer together
with our Brilliant Omb binations making the best
com pany that ever appeared in concert hall
Look at the names
j. C. Wallace, Ada Te,man Dick Watkins Hell
enc Smith Larry Tooley, II lie Lizetta Frank
kerns. Nellie Seymour james Pilgrim, Mile &c
r4ldine. j. Purcell, hddie Johnson, Bob Hall
Hannah Birch ". Dulaney, the Misses Whiting
and the entire company.
OUR FISIJON4 RIF MATINEE
for aides ana Children.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Aprils
New engaged and will sho rtly appear HARRY
LESLIE, the intrepid wire walker aud RI De DANCER
Evening star., 1863-04-07
MRs. WREN still MneGaanss Continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
HAND NETISM
Call and see tthis eity) testimonials. AS st.
Washington mar3-im4
LANSBURCH 4 Bro
B AL T l MORE BARGAIN STORE,
37J Seventh St, bet. 1 and X

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES.
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF.
SELLING OFF: !:
FULL STOCK OF DOMESTIC AND FANCY
GOODS TO CLOSE.
THE STOCK MUST Positively BE SOLD Our IN 4
FEW NHEKS.
Bleached and Brown MUSLINS at 20, 25, 30, and 81
cents per yard
Dark and Light PRI NTS at ~ and 25 cents
SHEBT1kG COTTONS Of all widths, st much
Brown and Bleacled TABLE LINENS, vorv cheap
IRISH LINENS at 81. Il !, ST. and Gli cents
DRESS GOODS Of every desert ption great variety
Black ALPACAS of all grades
Spring CA>SIMERES and COTTON ES for Men
and BOYS wear.
Also, q MI line of HOSIERY, all of which has to
be sold ut great sacrifice
Ladies and Misses Cord and Tape HOOP SKIRTS
having very large lot on hand, VS. have to sell
at any price
Ladies Fine All-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS at 10
and ~, cents
Good silk Pocket Handke ercL iefs at q cents
6,jGO dozen White and Colored Green & Daniels
SPOOL COTTON, at - cents per dozen
so pounds Black LINEN THREAD at 5 - per III
STAPLE NOTIoSS,-such US Pins, Needles footh
Brushes. Hair Bruthes, Combs Sewing Silks.
TEilled Tapes CelogIes, ,etc,-in great quantity
e" Cali early and secure your goods at LANS-
BURGH & BROS BALTIMORE BARG AIN
STORE, 81 Seventh street. between L anl K
P. S.-Tbe Store will be open every cyruing
until clock. m3l-lw*
Evening star., 1863-04-07
PERSONAL.

I HEREBY FORETARN ALL PERSONS FROM
haroorir my xife Margaret, or crsditing her
ON my account as am determined not to pay any
debts contracted by her, she having left my bed
and board without just cause. / shall prosecute
all pelsens who skal harbor my said wife to the
extent OF the law.
ap SGT STAELY COFFREN
Evening star., 1863-04-07
S.-R.-l88O.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
ful beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure st. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t In
ytgorates the body, without stimulating the
brain 1t destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
It is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constpa-
tion, Diarrhpa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents MiasmaHc disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times of day, by old or young, and is par
hcuiarly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Ssld by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. II BRAKE Il CO., No.
s0a Broadway, New York. ,e25-eoSm
Evening star., 1863-04-07
STEAM GREAT EAST ERN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .4iE EA
THE STEAMSHIP @1IL@a
GREAT EASTERN,
Nd

WILL DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORE,
Saturday. April is. Saturday ........ My 9
TUESDAY. june Tuesday ....... j ule -
First Cabin. from .......... sGj To 2 IG1
each berth according 10 size situation and accom-
modation of the State Rooms; all having the same
privileges il the Saloons in regard to meals and
attendance. Suits Of apartments Tor families may
be engaged by special agreement
Excursion Ticket out and back, in the LIST Cabin
only, fare and half.
servants accompanying passengers, and children
dnder twelva years o. age half tare Infants free.
sECoND CABIN.-State Room berths, meals
furnished at separats tables es.................S 70
THIRD CABIE.-Inter late State Rooms, pas
sils, and good substantial food .....s5N
STEERAGE, with superior accommodate ne .S3l
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in q.
s. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office. Do BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply 10, HoNLkND 4 ASPIN-
WALL, Agents, - South street, New York
NH
Evening star., 1863-04-07

d. DuroHf's susar-coat Female Resulstine
k1s are the csry best in They operate spxdiSv
9eoscety and being sugar soatsd create no pAu.
80 uHon the most delicate stomach. A trial q
nee tls will prove their sxperiosty eves al others
THEsss THSsss And Ps. .avenrs, Warrington, and Ksnfy
SvSSs AAsxAnar,a' AGN