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Evening star., 1863-04-23

NoRAA.-By all odds tho best performance
Of the week by the Grau Company was that OF
Norma last night.
LOrini made the best Norma in most respects
that we ave had since Grisi, though laboring
under slight hoarseness. 1t Is not universally
known, perhaps, among those who have seen
her, that she Is an American lady, formerly
Miss Virginia Whiting, OF Boston. We trust
that the public interest in her will not be di.
minished by knowledge Of the fact, Her
''Casta Diva" last night was well nigh fault
less. Morensi's AdaLgasia was also excellent,
and ths duet Mira on Norma created great ap.
plause Susini's Ororsso is acknowledged to be
ihe best rendition OF the part ever given in this
country Maccaferri as Pallio was fair only,
not up to the average Of the other leadng par Is
The orchestra under Muzio al the chorus
were very good. The audience ras large and
fashionable.
To- night Halevy's celebrated ,era La Juire
II to be produced, with Lorjni .;ordier, Mac.
cafeIri, Susini and Barilli IL the principal
roles
On to. morrow night Lucretia BorSia," and
on Saturday night " Robert lie Diable."
Seats ard librettos may be obtained at Met.
zeTUttNS.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

posit, lumber to F. wheatIey; M. J. F,y,v
Hooper, salisbury, Nd, lumber TO Z. Pic ksr .
ell; Isaac Carver, Shrr, washin gton, i,yh,.
1hos. II. Thompson, Baker, Alex. tgh stea ~ :
er Armiiage Brearley, Broughtons PhIiaisi-
phia, oats 10 the governmeHt; sloop Belv,dare
Johnson, Clifton, 65,01r fish to J. A Kulyht.
Banner, Mudd, Sandy Bar, 4 600 dsh 10 same,
blny bblna<l-y sloop, 2O,eO, Hunters boat Long
artirrs.-SteameI Beaufort, Ogden, Pail
adeiI MA. mdse.; schr. Young America, Hud-
sen, rsd n r. sssi from Bays docks:
Waters: Ida F. Reynolds champion. Wm.
Hext, r Sfanhepe, coal TO Borden Mining 90 :.
Jno Gorman; H. Z. 4 j. u. Turner; coal TO q
Z. 1. Co; Anna Reinhart, coal to Agaus
1oek; Jas. Shaw, Vim. +. Brashears, u. L, ~
mold, coal TO Rays Dock; b. f. 1man, lioar
to George Waters; keystone coal In a ms
Dock: VIM. Walsh, coal not consiFaei; |; Jo1n
James, coal TO c. G. 4 1 Co; Thomas Samm. N.
coal TO same; Susquehsnna coal To Rays Door.
EmTe coal to yno Young; Ambition, IIOtons
coal to Rays Dock; Mary Willard, los :ons "a
same; Clipper, los TO Cumberland q. Il l. Go:
Jno James, lo6 tons to same; Three Brothers'
1l3 tons coal 10 Aenew's Dock
Departed Emma, Jos. l. Graaham. J.
Mol ulloh. E. WATSON, w. II. Ghapin, Jobn
Tanl'sr; Ida F. Reynolds, f776, w. j. Worth
A. f. Stone, s Nc Donald; D. Sf~wsrr, E1w.
Boyce. Benj. Darby, Jno. German.
business dun. Markets firm; with whole.
sale quotations as follows: 80.
floAr, super, S7aS125; extra. SsasS50; lam.
ily, ssaSa 5tF Caledonia, si0 Welchs family,
siO.5O. Wheat, red, si65ast.7o white, 81. .7ss
S1S5, very choice, S2. Corn, white, 96c.aSE
yellow, Csc. Oats, by sure, cease. Hay
S25as3o. Mill stuf-Iniddlings, 6Ja65c.; brown
common, 1sa22c.; do. clarified, sO,a5c; Cham.
pagne cider, $35Gper case; whisky, ioc.; salt,
G. A, S17aSl.9G; tine, s2.7oaSs.75. Cumbar-
lsno ccal SAYS; anthracite. $3.50. Wood, pine,
Plaster, lump, s6as6 50: ground, si0. Herring.
IS per M. Sbad, $:0aS:2 per hundred.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
(CorresponLenee Evening Star.l
(iEoRaEToWN, D. C., Apri

GEORGETOWk, u. C April ES, lo0S
In consequence Of the many recent rains and
the already swollen state Of the Potomac, there
is some fears this morning of a freshet, which
at his time would not only endanger the can Al
abov-, but. would probably damage large
quantity of produce now stored In the cellars
OF our warehouses, which are unfortunately
v, ry much exposed when the " iter is high,
Yesterday, Harriet Lee, coiorsd servant,
was arrested for stealing lot of crockery from
her employer, Jno. Bowen, reading near ths
Market House. She was required to gi vs bail
for her appearance at Court. -trs-1 -
Jno Humbin, news-bOy, who has been ar
rested several times for stealing mouey and
dis charged because under age, was again ar
rested yesterday evening, and turned over to
Superintendent Webb. ~ "a sra so
The arrivals by river are as follows: Steam
sh1p Empire. Hunter N. Y, mdse to Morgan
Rhioehardt steamer Staudish, Roebi lsol,
Re Plain, stores; schr. Fiorence, Simpson,
Port Deposit, hay TO government; Marietta,
Gray, RockiaAd, Me-, lumber and lime TO p.
3. rry; sloop-Star. King, Alex, light; steamer
Elizabeth, Fowler, .Aquia creek, light; scar.
Eelipse, Keating, BalHmors, hay to IN. gov
rnnent; Federal Hill, Wheatiey. Port De
Evening star., 1863-04-23
RUMORs THAT THE FEENCH HAVE SINCE
BEEN DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, April 23-The steamer Eagle
from Havana on the 18th, arrived late last
night. She brings Mexican dates to the 18th
inst According to French accounts, Comon-
fort has been defeated in the attempt to join
Ortega in Puebla. 1t is also stated that Ortega
attempted to sally out in the direction Of the
Capitol, and " as driven back.
Ortrga is said 10 have offered TO capitulate,
but the offer was refused by Forey, who de.
manded an unconditional surrender.
A deputation Of women had asked Fcrey not
to lombard the city. In reply to which, he
promised not to do so, having sufficient appli-
ances at hand to compel the garrison to sur.
render.
A rumor prevailed at Havana, when the
Eagle left, that Forey had suffered defeat.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
REEEL SPIES ARRESTED

Since the commencement OF the war there
have been serious leaks near head.q uarters,
the Rebels receiving early notice of important
army orders, such information as would give
them early warning OF all our movements OF
troops. Efforts to ferret out the traitors have
been unayailing, but 10 doubt existed Of their
being In high position. Watch was set over
number. aud finally two clerks were caught
carrying Rebel mails, and arrested ~ Colonel
Baker On Sunday last, James. l.. Addison,
Chief Clerk in the Adjutant Generals Office,
War department. and Anthony Addison, his
brother, Chief Clerk in the Pension Bureau.
James L. Addison has been in the War De-
paItment thirty years, and has had access to all
the important orders and rumors and move.
rncnts Of every regiment in the army Both
own farms south of here, in Maryland, and
keep up nearly daily communication by means
OF caTrtages.-Wsh. Cor. Phila. Inquirer
Evening star., 1863-04-23
THE FFDEEAL CT n BOATS AT NEW CAR
TuAGE, BELOW YIOKSDURd.

NEW YORK, April 23-The World Of this
morning. has extracts from Richmond papers
Of the 2Uth INST. The following dispatches ap-
pear .--------------,--s,- --------~-.-- z-z-z,-
JACKSON, April II. = Eight boats passed
' Nicksburg last night, One of them, howe yer,
was burnt The canal from Milliken's Bend
will reach the Mississippi near New Carthage.
1t is believed that Vieksburg will be attacked
within ten days. The Federal batteries oppo-
site yicksburg opened on the 17th without do
ing any damage ..r,-.,,.. +
JACKSON, April 18.--Ool Coxwell is at Grand
Gulf safe. The gunboats are thirty miles
above - g- -.-
Scouts from upper river report troops still
coming down The battery opposite had q
good range to-day. but NO damage was done.
The gunboats are at New Carthage
Evening star., 1863-04-23

~ By general order from tine War Depart
ment, issued by the direction Of the President,
the following assignments are made of Army
Corps Commanders FIRST Corps. Major Gen
eral John F. Reynolds; Second Corps, Major
General d. n. Couch; Third Army Corps.
Major General Daniel E. Sickles; Fifth Corps,
Major General G.. G. Meade: Sixth Corps,
Major General John Sedgwick; Eleventh
Corps, Major General o. A. Howard; Twelfth
Corps, Major General H. W. Slscum Cavalry
Corps, Major General George Stoneman.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
A REBEL OFFICER IN LIMBO.

REBEL OFFICER IN LIMBO
On his and to arrest Rev. - Martin yes-
terday, Capt. Johnson, OF the War Department,
found at the house Of the former an indi vidual
against whom his suspicion rested, and on
ss-quer ticning him, he proved to be rebel
officer, by name Henry Williams and holding
the position of Captain of the Commlssary De-
paTtmsnt in Richmond. He was brought to
the city and sent to the Old Capitol
The ebject Of his visit, it appears, was to
meet with his lady love, a daughter of the
prison, and he regarded it as rather hard luck,
after he had Travelled in the mud for three days
and nights, to get caught so soon after his ar
rival. 1t is stated that he acted as rebel malt
carrier between Martin and the Confederates
Evening star., 1863-04-23
SlOID EDITION.
THREE o'ULoUK p. ID.

14A letter from the army before Vicksburg.
Gays that General Grant is still maturing
plans, and executing flank movement on the
south side OF Vicksburg, previous TO opening
his batteries on the place. skillfui engineer,
who planted the new casemate battery oppo-
site the town, says it will be able 10 destroy
every building in Nicksburg, and shell out the
place. A general confidence Is felt that tina
siege is progressing successfully, and that the
place is sure to fall into eur hands by the first
OF June. Expectations are not so high as for
merly, but more reasonable. -..a - ~.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
The Famous Order Number Eisht.

The New York Herald publishes the follow
ing as the famous Order No. g OF Gen Burn.
side, which the President refused to authorize.
The Herald processes to have received it in q
"mysterious manner" 1t may be the order,
or only guess at its contents-Wa think il is
the latter.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
January %, 1853. I
General Orders Nos.
First-General Joseph 5. Hooker, Major
General OF Volunteers and Brigadier General
of the United States ARMY having been euiltv
OF unjust q nd unneces sary criticisms of the &C.
tionS OF his superior officers and of the autho.
rites, and having, by the general tone of his
conversation. endsavored 10 create distrust in
the minds OF the officers who have associated
with hum, and having, by omissions and other.
wise, maGe reports and statements which were
calculated to create incorrect Impressions and
for hahi'ually speaking in dsparaging terms of
other Off GERS. is hereby dismissed from he SER
vice Of the United States, as q man unfit to
hold An important commission during a crisis
IKE ihe present, when 80 much patience,
ism are due from every soldier in the field
This order is issued subject to the approval
of The President of The United States
SecOnd.-Brigadier General w. T. H. Brooks
comma nding First Division, Sixth Army Corps
for complaining OF the policy of the dovern.
ment and for using language tending to de.
MOI aliZe his command, is, subject to the ap-
proval OF the President OF the United States,
dismissed from the military service Of the
United States.
7htra.-Brigadier General John Newton,
commanding Third Division, Sixth Army
Corps, and Brigadier General John Cochrane,
First Brigade, Third Division, Sixth Armv
Corps, for gong to the Presi ident Of the United
States with Criticisms upon the plans of his
commanding officer, are, subject TO the ap-
proval of the President, dismissed from the
military service Of the United States.
FOurth-It Being evident that the following
named officers can be OF no further service to
this army, they are hereby relieved from duty,
and will report in person without delay to the
A6jutant General of the United States Army:
Major General w. B. Franklin, comm andins
Left Grand Division.
Major Ganoral w +. smith, commanding
Sixth Army Corps.
Brigadier General Samuel u. Sturgis com.
manding Second Division, Ninth Army Corps.
Brlgadier General Edward Ferrere. com.
maBding Second Brigade, Second Division,
Ninth Army Corps.
Brigadier General John Cochrane, com.
manding First Brigade, Third Division, Sixth
Army Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Taylor, Acting Ad-
jutant General Right Grand Division.
BY command OF Major General A. E. Blu IN.
eide. LEWIS RICHMOND, Asst. Adj Gen.
p. P.S.-We have ascertained, since the above
was put in type, that it is incorrect in SO many
important particulars as TO put it really, as
above suggested, among the ''guesses' of the
hour.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE PIRATE FLORIDA

NEW YORK, April a3.-The Austrian bark
Cons stantire, from Newport, England, reports
that on the 25th of March, off the Western
Islands, she was boarded by the Confederate
privateer Florida, and received from her the
steward Of the schooner Aldebaran, and ten
seamen of the ship Star of Peace, heretofore
reported burned.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

REAR ADMIRAL DUPoNT.-The WASHINGTON
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
says:
The reports with reference to dissatis faction
with Admiral Dupont, and that he was likely TO
be displaced, are wholly unfounded The
President feels assured that he did his duty
and had the chances been at all equal, his
success would have been certain.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

ARREST OF SPEAKER CALLICOr-It is uu :
derstood that Speaker Callicot has been arrested
en- a charge CONNECTED with his conduct as a
Legislator, and thirty Oh forty Members OF the
Assembly and others have bet subppnaed a a
witne sses. The examination is pru.-ediny in
private before Squire Cole. The report le IN AT
George Law Is among the witnesses, and has
been examined.-Albany Ereaing Journal, AprtE
00.,d
Evening star., 1863-04-23
N A v AL,

Commander William +. Spicer has seen or
dered to the command Of the steamer Cam
bridge
Lieutenant Commander f. N. Baker has
been ordered to the screw sloop Tuscarora.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

AProINTED.-The following have been ap-
pointed Examining Surgeons by the Commis-
eiener Of Pensions DIR. H. E. Clap, Wentham,
Macs; DIR. Johr H. Wier, EdwardsvilIe, Ill:
DIR. N. F. Marsh, Port Jervis, N. Y.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
THE PIRATE ALABAM

PROVIDENCE, April 23-The Bark Sea Ran
ger, form Zangibar. reports that she was spoken
on the 2oth ult., by vessel believed to be the
pirate Alabama.
She escaped by showing Hamburg colors.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SThe final count on the amended Constltu
tion of West Virginia wa made on Thursday
last, and sums up, in the thirty eight Counties
heard from, sS,32i tor amendment and 572
aeaipst it
Evening star., 1863-04-23

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED By THl
L une ersigned Dom mi ssioners for the extension
Of the N orthern Market House for the Carpsnterst
Work, Lumber and Hardware necessary for the
completion OF the eStension of said market house
until Wednesday Lext, at II 'clUck
The plans and specification. may be seen at the
Off &c of g. Hsrk ness, No $50 New York ave-
nue. between the hours o I O'Clock O. m. md D m
JOHN O. HARNESS.
CIV. UTkRMEHLE,
an 2-Iw (Intel,1 Oommissippars
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CO1TOs SEKD.-The Agricultural Depart.
ment are sending out large quar- antites OF cotton
seed to be experimsnted with. The result Of
the ex xPerirnent Will be looked for ward to with
interest
Evening star., 1863-04-23
NOT HING

We are In formed that Major Doubleday, Pro-
vost Marshal 81 Fort Ethan Allen, reports that
Harvey Sherman who was captured near
Drainsville Oh the 18th inst, was not executed,
as alleged
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SThe Ee.a York City Council hay got
ahead of tho Il gisiature b, authorizing the
Harlem Railroad Company to construc. a pas.
streeI railway down BroadyRy .t
Evening star., 1863-04-23

AFfolsTEn I lie numerous friends, here
Al else where % Henry W. Schofield, of Al
oany' N. l.. ~'il :" gratiied to hear that he
has just beea appotr'ed paym ster In the army.
He IL now IN Washington a waiting orders
Evening star., 1863-04-23

~ Thirty-six Rebel prisoners, captured in
Western Virginia, by Gen. Miiroy's troops,
arrived nt Baltimore yesterday. Eighteen Of
the number took the oath Of allegiance, and
eight OF tht m signified their intention OF en- list
ing in a loyal Virginia regiment
Evening star., 1863-04-23
THE REBEL pARsON MARTIN

TIE fs1s1'1H
Rev. Mr.. Martin, the Episcopal minister ar
rested in Prince George county, Md we noticed
yesterday, is now at the Ebbist House in
charge Of a strong guard. He will be sent out
OF the lines to. morrow morning.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

- The United ; ates consul at Dublin con-
tTadicts tie rumors with respect to the enlist
ncnt cf Irishmen in Ireland for the Federal
army. Representatives of the United States
government in Ireland. however, are said to be
literally b"sieged ny persons anxious to be sent
10 Join the FEDERAL arrny
Evening star., 1863-04-23

THE REBELS ENPECr SPEEDY ATTACK AT
yICkSECtG
Evening star., 1863-04-23
LOCAL NEWS.

DREAMING ZIP DIsoRDERLY HousR.-Last
night, Capt. Johnson's infantry patrol, paid a
visit TO house on Third street, between M Maine
and Mary land avenues, which was some sine
since broken up, and arrested three women
ard one man. who had reopened it for the sea-
son, who were taken to the guardhouse. The
girls gave their names as Emma Mcknight,
Fannie Robinson. and Lizzie Masse, and the
man as Alfred Mulliken, and after spending
the night in station, they were turned over to
Justice Ferguson this morning, who sent them
to the workhouse. The first two are regular
old 'uns, but Lizzie is rather a good looking
girl Of about sixteen years. She asserts that's she
is the daughter Of an ex-governor who raised
Ter, and that she was seduced in PHILADELPHIA,
by a Colonel, who brought her to this city, but
he had gone down to the army eaving her un-
protected, and that to make q living She was
obliged to go to this house. She said that she
would serve her term out at the workhouse,
but when it was finished she was going down
TO the Colonel ssa whooping," and she would
s'be id IL she wouldnt teach him how TO run
of and leave her to be shuff1ed about BIZ all the
magistrates, soldiers, and policemen in Wash
inEton."
Evening star., 1863-04-23

~A court-rnArtisl at Boston has sentsu cad
two soldieTs 20 be shot FOR desertion. One
sentence has b+<7l coiurntIted by the President,
tie other approtoa
Evening star., 1863-04-23
REBEL CAVALRY.

some Gu OF 10 rebel cavalry made their ap-
pearance yesterday in the vicinity of Difficult
creek They did not stay long, however.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

~The U. s. steamer Mercedta, which was
riddled BY the Rebels of Charleston, having
been thoroughly repaired, has sailed from
Philadelphia to join Farragut's feet.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CHARGE OF LARo oRNY.-Last night a colored
girl named Ellen Tyler, living as q servant in
q house on the Navy Yard, was arrested by
office Beall on the charge of stealing S3i from
Mrs. Uobbins, who resides in the house in
which she is employed. She was committed
to Jail by Justice McKenna,
Evening star., 1863-04-23
HUBBARD BROS,
IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES


NASSAU JOHN STREETS New YoaK,
are recsi wing = large importation of
RAILWAY TIMEKBEPBES,
Tn. Army and Navy Gs.sss As of saaspk., In
# nfs5sr Bsas sa.
felt want beins hand:c%. m and And sersicessie Wssch
at an extremely low figure" Supsvfor in style dH4
ssoSa lsss d yss. G sa S s ss sssi
ss.s, .s ard ssas SD sn1 s b, | &c e * q
5,S sd IS !; as sesss. pr
per case.
MAGIC TINE OBS RRvERs.
Hss,:t ed GER s ,: ss Fad. fhsa'
The New Se21 Iastns,s s.a: sss e.dinsp..
toria Of the United States in it's issue OF Aa
sRos Of
faea as ana
p:sttiest. ost convenient, and decidedly the b-st
ever t .sSin It ad ssd v
its MACHINERY its own winding alta tschment rend.r
Ssns ne Is oalss salS has the rubs
sss:: sssns !. ss
3! wholesss S r M seas II 5Sy mail the p0stassis Ia
must deal with direct oraering from this sdver-
tisement. TERMS CA SH. sent 80 u d. to only
thoee that remit g. or more to guarantee the pay
ment of tAe bill BUYERS in the Army must rsnts
the whole amor mt IL advance, q cannot ceflsct
from them Watches vii! be sent by mail post free,
upon rece pt cf rice and postage; safe and sure
delivery gusrsnteed, RsGIsrRRRD LETTER, osLr.
AT oUR RISK Address .r ..r
-=.T HUBBARD BROS, IxPoRrERs,
sp26 Nassau John str~ets, New York.
sAhkA & sosa SanssmrsS sPlsqdis ns gray
Also. t~c TIE AMs, for suffers or carmen ~
10 be sold cheap, At tie BuIi's Heal Sale s6H
snd iivery Stable, corner Ohio ave nus ep1 ~
ST.. Washin zton. sp2fst'
E'CB sALE-A Rare Ganee to Isvest Will eel
i for cash, or exchange org town Or city Y
property. all the stock ard Ootft of the sale SAD
Iiv.ry Stable corner OF aa ket and Bridge stteeIS.
Georg. town known to be the b~st stand 10 to'F1.
ard now deitg Grst-rate business. sstisfsrtSr!
ress given for selling. Inquire on the PREMISE
Ep2f Iws
L>OE sALE-A 8vocerv and Liauor Store IN an~
Il of the best lorations in town Apply az tas
Srsr or. pfT.5is
HORSE WAGONS, HARSHSs. &C. FOE
II SALR-A fne Or otting horee yekrs
DID, sound and gsnie. trot inside OF 10y
tbr q mir rftes on e German town WAGON Es<A
ne arly new one light shifting top buggy, n4s'
hsruess rotes, 80 Address Box gas. Es<si9c
ton, u. @. apie so'
Evening star., 1863-04-23
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

NEWS FRUM vitksRURG THROUGH
- REBEL SHURCES.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

national LOAs.-Subscriptions to the Ma
tional Loan amounted yesterday at the office
OF Jay Cooke L Co. to S2,243,7OO
Evening star., 1863-04-23

THE FErERAL BATTERIES OrP0SITEVICKS-
BURG OPEN UPON That TOWN.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CRIMINAL CoyRT.-In consequence of the
indisposition Of judge Fisher, the court was
opened BY Judge Wyiie. The petut jurors
were not IN attendance this morning, having
been discharged until to- srrow that the grand
Jury may provide business for them.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
THE GARRISON OF PUEBLA REPORTED IN A
-. DESPERATE CONDITION.

THEY OFFER TO CAPITULATH. BUT THE
FRENCH DEMAND AN UNCONDITIONAL
SURRENDER.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SHOT BY A GCARD.-A man named VIM.
Cook, while in the act Of stealing q horse at
the u. s. Arsenal, was discovered by the guard
at the gate, and taken prisoner. While going
TO the guard.hOuse he tried to escape, when
one OF the guards fired at him, the ball enter
ing his arm shattered it SO that amputatiou
will be necessary. He was sent to the Stone
hospital for treatment, and reported to the
MetlopOlit n police
Evening star., 1863-04-23

WIFE BEAT1NG.-Yesterday, Mrs. Cooley,
who lives in Swampoodle, paid visit to her
sister living near the Navy Yard Bridge, and
in the evening her husband, Pierce 6odl ey,
came down after her and called her out of the
house, when he attacked her and beat her
shamefully. Officer Shelton arrested him and
took him before Justice McKenna, who held
him to bail to keep the peace.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

GRAND CELEBRATION OF THk FIRST OF
N MAY.
The HIBBRNIA CLUB most respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public geuer- a
ally that they will give tatir sixteenth grand
BAL on FRIDAY EVENING, May ist, at -
Temperance Hall, street, between 9Th sndt y
10th. NO pains will be spared to mako this one
OF the 6rst entertainments of the season. Tickets
81, admitting Q gen tieman and ladies'.
BJ order of the CommitteeS ap2l5ts
Evening star., 1863-04-23

EOE sALE-A 9rocerv and Liaunr Store IN anS
Star (1SRN, ap Y7-Ifs
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SAILS OF STOCKS AND REAL EsrArR-Jas
G. Mcclure & 90. sold yesterday-17OO Rhode
Island bank stock at iG2; 4JO Bank Of the Me-
tropolis at 3sb; SO shares Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank at COX. Lot 9, square 6s5, sub
divided into several lots, to Columbus Alexan.
der, at an average OF Al I cents; lot 10, same
house and lot on Twelfth street, between M and
N, for $3.50; eight lots in square 1s1, on Six
teenth street, north OF Massachusetts avenue,
to various purchasers, at prices ranging from
to II L cents per square foot
Evening star., 1863-04-23

TlOHsE 3 WA0ONs, HARNHSs. &oi roe
n SALR-A fne tro rotting horse yesrs
old, sound and gentle. can trot inside Of I1Z
m r, minu uf-s OF asrman town wagon EsZ4
Nc aris pew. one light shifting top buggy, mes
hsruess rotes, SO. Address Box gas. Es<si9c
ton ID @ pI6 eos
Evening star., 1863-04-23

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jefferson
Reynolds, drunk: Sl5S. George Colts, do; dis.
missed. Mary Kane, disorderly; $s, security
for peace. Adelaide Alexander, do: fined
missed. Robt. Welsh, drunk; do Phillip
Thompson, disorderly; Sl.5s. Clarence O'Con.
nor, trunk; military. w. G. Young, fighting
do.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

the Assembly Rooms, on Twelfth near @ street
last light, and during Its progress man named
N. G. Young, in soldiers clothes, created dis.
the bar. He was taken to the Second Ward
station, and there retained by order of Col. Ba-
ker, Young having represented himself as one
Of the Government detectives.