Evening star., 1863-04-24

taFgtsy atuhued o. parents and trends ot tne
scholars. Amongst other visitors we noticed
the Mayor OF the city. Mr.. Hyde, Of George
town, and the trustees Of the Fourth District.
Fhe exercises onsisted of original compost
tons, selected readings, both poetry and prose.
iGtersrersed with singing by the pupils. The
whole affair reflected credit on the pupils, the
preceptress, Mrs. Amidor, and the instructor
of musio,s MIR. Daniel. The singing WAS fine,
and ELECTED great praise from the audience.
| The original pieces were read by the Misse D
i Magee and Allen. who jointly edit the paper
called "The CLEANER which is made up OF
matter composed by the pupils, .
At the close Of the exercises, Mayor Wallach.
in pithy address, commended the school high
1y. He remarked that their teacher was we'll
known to him when she, like them, was at
tending school and neld out to them Eer sue
cess In hfs as an Incentive to assiduous study.
HIS best efforts would be given 10 advance the
cause OF public instruction. He alluded very
feelingly to the effectproduced upon his mind
by one OF the pieces reeited. relat We to dofnes-
gue aii,ctlon' and paid high compliment 10
T. The exhibition passed Off very pieasantiys
and, on account of the interest manifested in
these exhibitions, it would not be 4 bad idea to
secure the Smithsonian hall in case of repe
tiiIon. IGS;s-f - i i3}- SO =
For DrrYs1N THE PRovosr MAEsHAL's
OFFIcE.-Lieat. Charles w. Thorn pson. Thirty.
ninth iatt A. Massaehnse.ts Las Noluntsers, has been
detailed for duty in Provost Marshal Todds
ofhce, filling the place Of Lieut.. Murphy, who
has accompaniedhfsf regiment (the Tenth New
Jersey to the army OF the Potomac. The
Thirty ninth Massachusetts, Colonel Davis,
are doing provost duty in the city, and are i'll
camp near the Circle. >, o. -
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THE PAINTING, s.Ioss OF the Monitors" which
has been on exhibi: :ion at Blanchard Mohun's
Tor sometime, is now at Gautier's, on Pennsyl
TanIa avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. The painting Will be ratil ed as soon as
the numbers are taken, and gentlemen will do
well to call and book their names. A photo
graph card will be furnished those who book
Tor chance.
/ CARD-N.D Wdllnch, Esq: An narticle ap-
pears In your issue of last evening, copied from
the Philadelphia Inquirer in which our name.
are published as "rebel spies and mail car
riers," and the assertion is made that through
our instrumentality important army orders
ha We been furnished to the rebels.
In reply, we aver most emphatcaily that The
said allegations are false.
NO orders, movement OF troops or Informal
tion of any kind connected with the Govern
ment have ever been, either directly or rt-
mo'eiy, communicated to the enemy through
our agency.
We further solemnly and uneqnivocally de-
clare that we have never written one word, or
sent even a verbal message, to any human being
In the South on any subject or have we ever in
one instance received letter written to either
OF us from the South since the commencement
of the rebellion.
We challenge the fullest investigation of this
subject, and if any evidence can he adduced to
prove that we have ever been in correspon-
denGe with any traiter, or have ever uttered one
word OF disloyaity to the Government whose
blessin gs we have enjoyed for more than sixty
years, we will then admit the propriety of at.
taching the opprobrious epithets "spies and
traitors" to our names, and stand ready to
ceive the penalty which should be Heted out
to such offenders.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
JANIS l.. ADDISON,
ANTHONY ADDISON.
Washington, d. C., April 81, 1868.
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