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nlIr1npNn N0TITN

~ E'stt q E,r.stoIs hsyo declared d'Siiard Of
- 2e' ct. OF the csr,t>l st'ss o'tk!s com,sny,
,'"''" = 4.er ,,e 18th u spii re.I. a"petsoas
= oil :: 'r,I.i3e,s on IA cay, 6S }" &c '>~'u:
I, .::.;es v,i - oos y a,sl She lJth p OK.
y u. " SkaSiEGToS,
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bGhEAU Of lDASCL.pT.tN,}
RICHMOND. April, 1853.
lENTRACT.l

sr.,;.I n.pEkS}
". ~
":.Hc:rs al cx-c r.op granted to II .rylacders, As
-. IL ..>r.n virricis by eilio:uny otcsrs win be
= i.r.E . :rvha a. IL or.st 70 ascertain the gen.
-.es3e.. = liz .ts,r. cf '.a;ocil.
i''.i"'-, .1ch certificates will m LONGER te ~.
.3i - frniiry at .ers, Gptl they haV- H. en- re.e1
r:.e' ~ ""u,s rsgIsi e: the hss,Qaar'ers or Brig
r:.I C-4-.a. W.u..er. coulnau'lts department Of
1870
9ys-s- fEtjg. Gen. O. }. RAI.s. snpe-nteudea..
P. y. PAGE
Captaiu and 4. A. Genl.
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NOT IUE.

.'"'.H' 20 :h- E3 rs,t'cn eftas Tat R.ll pAs.-
.e.:i - thu city OF Richmond, on the 1S1
., - iie'ehy .lys YtE,e - ali O. rcerned.
- :ie: : ,LGe have clsT lseJ all persons
'.'"iv ofh ,l,s. tax TIE preIe1i year
&C.,, -. -. ,s,, Bh p.tsor.-s. Manufacturers.
.,. IL .''- R-tter.- &C -Th'ca ci.,slEost:on
'''- ne aU,:'.'' III ., v'>re 81 Interested
e".' cit,i With oh cn.h sax sIRet.-
:, 80 II r.,@es Sl: O 80. In thu Ceunri Cham
r.. ". liz. day. s.sy ths let saj 2t. ~ OBJ
. WI +" b D. y i:ssi".s f.:n al ps R.ps sto
AZ" u: - tn1 LiSb = c!-,,. The said
1''rhes los the nay aid any evidence
a""S' ms cas- . such p,IsoEs o. nrins,
.hs'.'' 81 !; hS- seen t.ed by lheIn, Is
iUe C!::Llittse Just aud equa..
L. RIRATTlN q z
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THt s-la .: n. late Tccscr Coles ororcr-
~, Hic', advertised 10 tik- ii .cs III - L
Nly, has ussa IL. gsa ro the ci,t IS vii DO . Gu
u rss,sa1, t, II. ,d5s,tt.en ant smother cliunn
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ELscrlaH uF CAsniEr.--W. A. Waio be- s
b:sn cleo e. C.aef Vi the FareIa SINK # Wig mia
r. SiscSsbnfs. L. pihce Of W. II: Peck, ,ssigred.
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NQIIliE-

NUIIUE.
IL PE5sDas siding Bonds or rtha evidence, =
"a dsbt on .hieh tho =. he late francis d J.
lac n ag7ed n surety, Teq1esysd IN Ea:e nH Zoe
s.,s % the aaa srssas1 O, Esnrord. Va.
a II. HcYKtH, yx,,
April as-cs;t q. d. HoYKN,
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'i'T'A >'S' AK '.'h..A 4" N .''-' I. "a .
YlNhEec,c=s' 81 6rk6Eg "aHG. a. 80 da'a:.,l
b. = 'tya' csasfn., ca VI. -, d.y kTf.!, lfS
Ths-.:J 'tnr.o aT.pg rs..r cd ,!r ?-,rr"t - 81
d"hL. "a" ~ NJ todFa. al tic etse II -. H.,
eions AI::oi:. ais TIE a--e % the ccar- - sri
n-lt 81 7c.>onz .I>yrS o'Sip1 ssa'aH. r. 81
theL - lin pam IT. gid thoSs idr h:rG ~
rxxa ;a' ~. ~ neat t. lin. 49, sly set er1e.'
Il 1 81 -. adQS J. tG,ksE
IT "A.
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UAtr ss.b Ins Hir7AzAapocz E.va

.p;il r. e3
JSSfS EDiTJa5 CF -fG RicHgy..: sEQCi 'G2 -
Ae--S P'.,r sunnEscs that carr Wd. W. COX. s, !.
DO fap2o iof aIsn l. tn 1cr.r Us;,s ",
tito city ~ S,-folr b5 Nay s.'DI-:.i
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az 'AGS. 81 So
:EsSORfyB r1, JaE EiI.v ussurn ss;..rI2s.G.,..
THE ENEMY m NORTHERN Mississippi.

THE ENEMY IN NORTHERN Mississippi
JACKSON, April % "A, lo O'Clock =" -
tho emmy Dc sr'iod lie surrards, Q: Ea,..-
prise. zen. Lor:rg srryau w.lG ,a,.l, -
Inducements and the enemy, rrpo:..d T., =
from TVS TO hftssn hundred caylh y, .sl-e..sG
without fight.
About fur hundrc., Va, k.s chy.i:y ;"Ft
S:s-"by,l.s about twt csya ego and r, uce1 ct;
to- AID; B,nk.tons Ills They VII $50
n:s :"Ad by G'snsd. 10 PA,saoro'. :.
bn'ic.!, vi thc!. r. tre.' Ito :,iu !" L..-.:' y,
snd o:'sr hotptal builIirs9; u U&,-.@a,
,To ua:ns bn'nti 1T N.w;.n, ;ha :. l.. y
"7'r very rli.:hLy injured
lsIc"Sp DcsP.rCH
l.csaoN, apri! 25.--Tna xa... :, g,--
fo"eerton has f.l!en ftu: ter:. /, u a.j.f-,
.~o iGches daily. C,u:rur;-a,io-. ". t.,y
laEe has been e-cs,sbuotled.
Inc eae.i:y aa7e not advance! ..a-e- ~
Ton. Wn':s. ~ St. xsv..is tLsy "a: L..
vile {, nd. tho 1"or.Icbj ND r.ay L..
Uoyir.t:a.
Gtn. A :an's t"icS--Ihs ct $50. AZ i
~. WAL: tLe rc;Wn o. parry scr; -.
the Ia" - cr"n communicated wa L.
riGis.
THIRD DE5PA1CH
jacks =. A,,.il IS -Ilo io."a " hic;i pa.
e5 Po::!.,,c dUH; not eycscd l eco ara.
wan g." piccss II s!t,sxry. A"ohs SO
hunIrC men, w:th CTS qua .u.rcd -,
carrying =he SICK airi at.,.on prcpe,Iy. Al. u
eighs hundred cavity Ans! M p.,co d.. A.
!ety have gone to Tapelo, 10d ;lelce 70 ="
North.
The 4 CO opc:stmg sCi:s; OF Okn5ns il
tho rsus. Of that which pnas'd 1.n!,..c.
Th"y ha' 40 wagons.
Ina sccu's st Ssrs:ohia say Tiers sc lo
Yankees lnis SIDE Of Colh~ater. All hare
gone :ov acds Mcrsrhi-.
Tn, GUY eamvcd !ast ai,hs !tur 4oi.oi
South - oa.J Alt.
C,Io >-:tr.n completely routed 80
YANKEE Al Birmingham ca FHdo m1:ri >.
Gen. GJ~en, iE command s: 6 and CT,
s'ya IL" entlly mGCs rccorIo.s:.Dcs ,a..
te:3fy >. ne 5hs. 81. Big D.scb. They 49,
bese: - ~ ln:ss hmrc:cd, tn3 81 :" -
cipiiets'y at tie sisat Of bis rai-,y.
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H.. ';s-c b. ii e.r:'cue ID. RcQS a s. TO -
-rS.'It hL t"l ~! s;snd, Is EH hr''., TE''e .a
all .rs- 10 go bis ,li fi-ctS sd trs pnhhc Ia
rails, Gr.leiu far p"; fl'orr. h az iI', corll-tye
OF their cr'tNm. p.eiBng hs rre=.i 'r't- Q de"'Ej
ihz!r su port -Lti. ). pro.
Il o.
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II ANNUAL MEETING -rHs 31Er
a. asi NEE Ing @; the 81, kh: t -: r:sri
sr "a. b. s'i Potomac ta!lrrLt .oltpiss 49, ~ - 4.
a! tie tficc o 'he otmp iuy ", r. aG . 20
y = Mar, Kos. y HI"G'I".
= l. ls -..vS7 s,c-,,s.y an; - g., r..
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I".Ss:;s, J0.N LsT1aFs Il esntlta'n'or . e: Z
0NF3 H. Eleventh Con REASONS. D,tI:'
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To conc edo 9Th
TIE IRISH LION.

Dso opsa u :';i ct coaTtss1s e. rco:,s.I,.
Box Tr- op.n jail, tom 10 ~ =, ,i~n s.>is car ~
stcar"d N.G.eut tx "a ahhry.
kpii 90 ~
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US7A,EE FGER EVERY ONE T:' @AEf
IA YOgTUNE Those vho v.eh 70 esoa Ja'fr Il
hvng to t.:iu With !::ie rScLl: asd S''r'
.xpenss. viii DO ,nsol-d u 10 y e1oosrS f's d,.s
isb) dre,ie. {, l.. Hylt.burs, Ch:rli"a COD >
Y. for G.h tvs nv:zaolo rse.p., I'll. be EEi i:r 'na
prpaina n..rIas ,h., are pJ.psrs-o. - evs'y en-r
ano viii hayo hor-t fgrp heoi ottrn.d 90 lfoa o
Moth. ANY 60: ~ ce,.tny only tasr '.!ssEe hue o
u.nuf.c,u,uI ia ~ tic g, easily -uE1, s1 ~ 20
,r, tlors,,t eoI,rs ps,yrr april fo-3f
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SOUTH CAROLYN

From THE BAK.--We losrn fVm Morris IT,
aland that the keokuk is fast settling in tho
ouicksAncs whore she sunk, and that her tur-
rsts and Sun oke-stack have also disappeared.
All efforts to 1850 her will probably be aban
duned Observations for tho past Two rays
show . Considerable stir On bOs:d tho Iron
sid=s. Her lnas!s woe being raised, ond in
Coz nrction with oths- movements, seem.d To
indicate an intention TO prccesd to Sea. 1t
was Iumo,ed yesterday that tho whnIo feat
IF iran. cisds xe:e ABOUT to sail for Motiie.--
Another report was circnlsted that the
Eic;son Floating Battery had appeared et
Inc b IT iday morning, with tho ohjec', az
MAS sulpos, d, CT making an attempt to raise
til. Keckua. Tho last report doubt ess arrsc
from TIRE appearance Of the Iron:idas in get
ting ie.dy to ssil.
Tho E.itish war stesmsr Grey hound, f.om
Bermuda, touched IF this port on Fri''ay
aud sen. 6 boat up to the city to commun icste
with the British Vice Consul.
ARAsNsAS.
We are ds!ishsed to learn f:cm an ficsr
of Gen. Prics's staff that the sriuy in the
Trans Mississippi Department is improving
In most gratifying dcgrse--,hst the country
ia not destitute Of provisions As heretofore
represented, and that the troops sre, in many
respects, in hotter condition than those In
mississippi. Unbounded confidence EXISTS in
the nsw commsndare, and hopeful and
cheering confidence has besn reins.Bted. We
expect Gro long to hear news as is news from
the Trans Mississippi. Aississippian.
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20 asS:sshsssh aHsrsa s ss
,sz,ssss SINS. tSsi-SksktS as Essf.2
- STLxR & kILxeSs
TERMS

TERMS
r.,v r.fss Sar nne yes< ltteea ac:A.s ": tsN
,rti. sluht I.5, no Subscription recaiesd Cor 's-'
= IA six months
s.Ii. wIyxLT.-Ea cor year. ten aoi.sIs; Sur
lie NON Ia eve dollar, 90 Elcecs! Jon recsisnd inr
-. thsn six Dontos
UuslLy.--Fo, ora yrsf, nSs aoitn.s; fer siI
-,,,ss .a;in tntists s .ute,s;ip.iun Ses-,si ;nr
i.s ttsn * I.cs'hs -,
e salscr'.,. "h.7E.S "'-a eost Offices stu
.,.s rtps. IT, Sc.. ~ q, r.s; Hrs A rt.ch they
-, h.ap ~ tna tasH y; -s,au -srs U.a :: ;4nD4ss.
aNI !.!lc.SiEG
,.v.:uso,-n.s W. 30 .;,.r,Sd \, The sale u! "aS
o,iIx rsr s,usre &: .si:s ;a~~repa, -clt !,nss Ia
~, ,orsr:.css :. a;reac.
~ uf,.>-' ,s... ~ "a !Ui,aric6 ~ :hS c7st
.,..-iss .,.-s wis 49,. Se aIas,.Srd 70.
-, IA: Mtg Tooey s-cI - :tak " 80
TN ..--E
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bCHMUkn AN,

SutdOk.
HtohnuED AND DANyILLs m,
N A.. uo, hostnirrhsDsHfe OFFICE. {
= ts ~, s"snAv april 80tb, ID, rat.s NJ Pas,
IT.. ~ D. pA.slle Railroad viii bs 40 fol.
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r. in!E-e faics,is.
* = ~ u ~ "a Il IS r [ p
FM.nhLi:i 81 5sLow tbs BALLARD aoCsE
LrssSL - HASiGEs. .......- lrr'o.-..
TSI4:s CrU:l: ~ AWNING ArR.L IS ls.2
TIE SOLDIERS nACGuIER.
cay Mccarthy.
w.i;ai Kobe,
Cess. toE:.n,
~: 7 isn a.,u:
lisa to. !, k.'rle,
Shi jose" - r.
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~ W. are rtq 'este TO c.,r"gaso oil !" ~
-~-i Ti" Candidate ~ Co.,..ss IN - .rN.- ..
gre".Cr7. D'.'l,t Il Vi,si &, fp-u .h.,gr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-28

THlBE CUMMONWEALTE UF VlNElNIA-2o 1as
L SerS-anI c The Guy Of Richmond, greeting. "sis.
va:s-oy bss occurred Ia tho s,ion &C Inc ne
from tas 18th Senatorial District eoupcss; Of H. -
Rchnoad eecasonsd BY tho rrstsu-.ion Ct .sna r9s'
yq. tber oIs. In tbs nano OF ;.e W a'
wealth 70 require IN oscss sss.>3 :. h" hsi "a
your said city 90 THURSDAY, he .sh day CT ey. 1=s
for sea.tor 10 eli tho vacancy no e.aid
In sti,nony vner cot Vitns<s g. L. YostxG-. Prts
deni Of Ire 10 ate tn eass cay March, D. lsS9 iai
In tho Sta ysat IF tho oommou~tkts.
70 L MONTAGUE, Peat Of The e'n.:e.
By tho Pre1idani OF tho esastei
TestS, SdELFuS g. DAVE,
march 70 eide Csrs c. re T'.a =.
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BUUkINGnAN FEMALE EULLtL d Z
INSTITUTE FOR SALE.
yErrIs vxu.hc p-ope.ty otsr-t !of ssla pr-11r1
de,irur. Of purchss.ns I'e reg cstd to ezS7.a. ha
lu'd-S ,na srouods ard Apply In p'h"r 70 or a0d.t,
JOHN G. DLAOKHyE',.
s~Tae .ocrholds7 Of Lht Iostue arc her-sr rr' SD
IN m:st Ia r4.nvlIe On HEoHEspa7, Zoe lSIa OF hay
uOst NJ O'Clock mi ne5daJee ds,a,,. d, n1si'
uo4S 81 Importance will DO t'snSAotsd-
ty Urdsr Of
PakrIoINr OF sToCAH0LnIle.
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a Rival FEOI NASSAU.

4 XIV 4 : FkUI NASSAU.
tiiA"is-rcS, April 2S.-Ali quio. .:s.c.---
Tins Steamer .sssie, finm Easa-u, IcLci,G =.
Uon'einrr'- .nlI this morning.
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I:GTZCS.
HtoEEodO sss-nr? y ~.
s,t<ru.'c ..,,ss r. LhIE..a "a sh'" r:as-'s;t
"a, j.. ;sss fil,nvs5 h<!"rd tbs 1n:.s oi ~ cay
n. ., sa- 81 - .-asI. ..' ,hc-., + :.,.., -
Wsr lx- - iounG .t1-. =: tSos's:.c ,..Ss,' GO.
,SDor .r.: ,st1e4a ~ az: A1:H. c! ars i:s1 t>cS
. ar Src:ra ousras- sr,Es. &c 10 '-rt1 S'EuiF'
vrrt
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rRsr zarE teacher Is OIL Pal ting, 9-ar-..
"A Aa=sr-' ~ fsst1i. 0t ns e1pe:'eE". ~ s1.eys
and An srtna md Tho b.si recomE,,r tsions, Cert .
nnI o. piayns n, Ia publis lrsttat!i /, sste. "
u,no. For .ddr.ss, Inquire ~ hs o6ssd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HH 6 % M. hsA-y t>Iss comfy iEpo:el o. c; ~
" tas b4e 80 Confederate sta!r'. &c A-e :'f1 20
.c,anae Coo m.s4iars 70 5psr rent ca al So ~
AID a..sr ,hi d.t.
Lee JAAE5.
hill UIUhI Ron GO Aro"ri-
Inrl % 81 q 2 Hl6D.EN
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Generals Killed during tho War.
FEDERAL

A Northern paper publishes tie follcwir
ist !:
Evening star., 1863-05-08
pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QUARrERAAsfRR's OFFICE, }
t0rGRe Department.. Tor. g and 2ld streets,
WASHINGTON u g. Arril lS l2S2

ASSISTANT QUARrERAAsfRRs OFFICE,
ForGge DEPARTMENT. Cor. G and 22d streets, )
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is. 1868
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use el
this Depot, to be del vered at the Railroad Depot
or at any of the Government wharves in this city
The propstals to be addressed to the under.
Hgned, and they should state the quantity of
sseh M article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Eve thouesnd
5000 bushels of Corn or Oats, and afty 800 tons of
hay or STRAW, and upwards. unless it should be for
the interes, of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
All grain to be put up in sooo racks of about two
cost Of the contr acter.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to risid
inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the intert sts Of
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the fathfu fullment of any Contract
made under this advertlBement
Payment to be made at tho eompletion Of the
contract. g. L. BROWN
sp F-sm Captain and A. Q. n o. g. A.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
CITY RAILROAD TICKETS,

CITY RAILROAD TICKETS.
0Hfes Washi~ston and GeorsetosSn Railroad Co.,(
PASSENGER TICKETS Issued By this "a Gs%r.u,,
can be obtained at the following places
GEORGETOWN, AT
Once of the Company, Bridge street. near Hish
Cissals Drug store, corner Bird ge and Congress-
streets.
IN WASHINGTON. AT
MoOIe's Drug store ll3 Pennsylvania Avenne.
Thompson's Drug store, corner Fifteenth street
and New York avenue.
Entwisls's Drug store, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Twelfth et.
Eairn's Drug store, corner PennsylvAnia avenue
and Ninth at.
Gilmans Drug store. $50 Pennsylvania Av.
z. o. Norton, Railroad Off GO, corner Pennsylys-
mia avenue and Sixth street, NAtiOAAl Hotel
ClArke's Drug store, corner Pennsyly Ania avenue
and Four and a half street.
Bohns Book store s6s Pennsylvania avenue, near
Capitol.
McPhereon's . Drug store, ~ Psnnsylvania avenue
Capitol Hin.
Walsh Drug store, COS Ri ishth street. Navy Yard.
Sassin's Drug Etore, corner Seventh and n SITS.
Aarbanghe Drug store. corner Seventh and G sts.
Boswell's Drug store, corner Seventh street and
VirRfnis avenue Island
Hereafter tickets viii not be sold in the cars but
only at the places above name d, and in pack ages
sftwenty for one dollar. Transfer cAeeks Sood owly
e. Ihe ister seetions e he road, will be- issued as
heretofore by the to those who pay fare
GEORGE g. GIDIoN,
ap pIStsW7w General Superintendent.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
PERSONAL.

~ Astrolo Sist, was born with . nataral gift.
She tells the past and futsre-neyer known to fail
long separated; srreS all disc ases. Business
strictly conadental Ne. 5ss g street north, corner
Of Twelfth street west, three squares from the
Patent once. The only person that can show q
likeness of future husband or absent friend In re
Atty. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. sp q I'm"
Evening star., 1863-05-08
DIesoLuTroN

m DISSOLUTION.
4 HA PSrtneYshiI he retOfoSe existins between 3,
o nagruder and W Stone in the wood and cosi
business was diseovsd on the nth Of April By ma.
Win please BE- Eunetual in payment Of accounts,
Either Of the Late rn are seth orized 70 cattle ae.
counts. q. o, MAGRUDER
The business win in futaxs be conducted by W.
see ,hs old patrons Of tie Arm. 3:..
Evening star., 1863-05-08
EDUCATIONAL.

GEWARD INSTITUTE.
- Hon. WM. u. sRWARD, President.
PEMALl DHSARTMHNT-Mias n. =. HoToH-
syse, Principal-The Summer Session commences
April .. Board, tuition in English and French,
1l40 Per Ann1m.
Rsfe,exu, Hon. Wm b. Seward, Rev J. Bells.
2. p. Church on The HiEhts, B!oSklSn; =. e..
and Ivsson & Phin1ey. Ae Walker street, N. Y.
Florida Orange county, n. Y. aps-Sws
Evening star., 1863-05-08
Q = FIC IAL
UAA DEPARTMENT,

UJAA BlPARrKKNT,
w WAsRINs1o1, January ~, lS6aH
In ccneequenee Of the pressure Of business 1.-THE
War Department, passes fer eitisens 70 visit the
Army Of the Potomac will he given ct the once of
Lieut.. Ool. coxaAp, 133 Pennsyivsnia avenue
above Ninsteenth stIeet.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
THE REYNo oLDs HOUSE

The undersi gncd. thankful to his friends and the
public in genera /, for the patronage they 1
have given him as former proprietor Of fVENAo
the Mcclellan House - res ectfuly becs iEiEa
leave TO inform them that he has transferred ans
establishment to the corner of13th street and Penn
new and complete style. Connected With it is A
RESTAURANT, where the best of Wines and
at all hours. and at the shortest notice
The public are respectfully invited to visit this
esta bisbment.
mayo 3n' wv REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.



III c. 60
On and after Monday, April %, 1863, TWO ALLY
TRAINS will Be run hetVaen WASHINGTON and
MHEEhING and pARKsSsRURa, two between
WARRINGTON and HARpERS PERRY, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, -
follows:
1QR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON.
Leave Washi1gton At ana lila D. m and and
e-S ,. m.
On Sundays at 80 ,. m. onlv.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Lseve At 50, and II 10 .. and ;. and % p
n. On Sundays atsa. N. and ard 80 D. m only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WESr
Leave Washtngton at 50 Q. N. and s, and Z %
?. N. On Sundays at and 6 50 ,. a. only.
FOR WASHINGTON ANB THD soTfH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington At 4.5o, 8 and 10
.. m. and 8, $50 and ,. m.
FOR ANNAP0LIe.
Leave Baltimore At and .. a,
Leave WAshinstc ton At .. m. and p m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the hrst and nfsh trains frem Washington stop
ct WAY points. W. p. SMITH,
Hastsr Of TRANSPORTATION,
L. II. COLI, General Ticket Agent apn-H
Evening star., 1863-05-08

400 NEW STOCK. xoc
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
just received, q choice selection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor. halls,
dininS rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, STATUES CENTER
PIlCES, &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFIOR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR sIzE on
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
tWarrsn ed to be silded with gold leaO
The bandsomest and the largest assortment in thu
District, from the best mandatory in the
country.
Afro, an assortment Of Dark W ood Frames, with a
beautiful variety Of small aized Oval and Gard
Waite Frames of foreign and domestic manpfac.
t0re. Passspat outs, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND rA5SELs
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings. N ALA.
&c, "'
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
according to their quality will be disposed of Al
ealow rates as they can be purchased Tor ia the
District. No nisrepsentation made Is effect sAiss
call collected from IL oss needing ths ab W
goods. Terms cash. WAkKRITER
Rem e1nber ths number, No 4s6 Seventh street.
eight doore above Odd Fellows Hall and the terms
cash for goods and labor. my : 9weo~
Evening star., 1863-05-08
SUPREME COURT OF Tue DISTRICT OF
- COLEMBIH.

C0I HMRf DAoi nASA or
Hot'"s the District Ceyrt sf .he United States for tho
siooD I. G. hec.bs BE-. and e,sso, and ss4.as-In =
Whereas the said 9loop and Cargo, and
money, we're CAPTURED as Prize, By the officers
and crew Of the Unit I'd States gunbost Zouave at
tachsd to the North Atlantic Block aiding sauadrop
and brou ght into the Port of WashingtOn District
Of Columbia, and within the jurisdiction of this
Court and Oh the 1lst day Of A. pril, A. D. 1855, =
Libel was fled in said Court BY tae United States
Attorney for said District praying the eond em ua-
ton Of said eloop and Cargo, and money, and that
prseess Of monitiOh and attachments issue against
thereof, and all persons interested or claiming an
interest the Elm warning them at some early day
70 slIss; ard aoswer. sid Libel. It is tSersfors
2lst d.ysi April. 4. .; 1888, that notice bs
given TO the owners O. said 6lOop and Cargo and
money, and all persons interestsd or aiming au
interest therein, 10 appear and answer thus Libel
an the third Monday In Nay 1858, and show cause
" any they nave, Why said 6loop sud Carso and
money, should not be condemned and sold eeord
Ing to law; and II II aAid notice ba ven by BOAT.
mg . copy ofth order upon the front door ef the
Court House Of said District and By pu in
the 1ysnirS Star twice q week pYeyious To said
On Q, be- ore the hrst hcndsy In Hay.
By order Of the Court:
oopy-Tes.:-R. ]. MEI6s. oisrI. o'efh'
% SSh
Evening star., 1863-05-08
Engineer in charge Treasury Depar tment
ap l3-mwf tMlI


4 4 CAhTEhMA6TR6 q GEN ERALB b OFFICE,
VI WAsHIS0ToN CITY, March 20, 1853.
Owners of steam vessels invited to send to the
ehartar or sale
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether coppered, whether side wheel or pro,
pellers, whether iron copper fastened size and
power OF snsinss and boilers and should state the
price at which they offered for long or short
CD arter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case OF loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of Oh artering
Owners Of steam vessels already the service of
the Quartermsster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addre sssd to the
Quartermaster General of the United States, ct
Washington, and should be endorsed ' Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewaters, by substituting wherever it
can do 20, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4hoss NJ " employed NJ O. MErGS,
mar e 3m Quartermagter General.
Evening star., 1863-05-08
CLOTHING, &c.

V>0 THE oLOrHIERs or THE DISTRICTS
The lnds,Lsnsd would most respectfully insrD
his friends and the Trade generally, that he Ii now
prepared TO offer one Of the finest Spring Stocks .
READYMADE CLOTHING
ever offered In this city. He those In want
Of stock that tksy VIII Do veil to give him sAn.
Respeettully, .. HIR3BIR0.
Ne. Markst Spses, ne1t to corner Of
Baltimore street.
Baltimore, March, 1855. mar B- nm
uURR AHPoR skITHii
4so s1vKNTH STREET.
He 10 selling Immense Bargains 4.
CLOTHING, HURNIsHINa GOODS,
HATS. GAPS. &e., &e.
FOR few days more We viii ofsr our innsAss
stock 1t great bargains 70 make room for our
SPRING sfoUK.
TO those In want We say, now ID the time 70 bsy,
Remember that SMITHS Ia Headquarters for
clothins-4oo Seventh street, two doors above
Bruce Co.'S. yH. SMITH, olotAise,
No. 46o Seventh s<rsst.
mar ~ and corner 9Th It. and Pa. sy.
CREAT DECLINE IN GOLDI
In order to reduce our present stoek We have
REDUcfD THE PRIOE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are no selling of 1T rapid rates.
The people ind that
J. BRUCE l. CO.'S
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low RA TES!
Call and secure some Of the Great Bargains nov
offered at No. AGA sEVENTH STREET two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE CO.,
mar II Clothiers. aga Seventh t., near p
nISCHAR6ED SOLDIERS
II are all invited to eaA at
SHIT HIS,
No. AGO elvIHfI STlIH1,
Opposite Oily Post QMes,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 460 s1VENTH Strict,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND Pa Az.
mar II