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In Friday last Charles Lewis was hung at
T'tmon, u. j., for tho murder Of Ja;llcs
Eowa1d, ut Princeton, on the 18th dag Of No
vcu,bcr last. From admissions which he
na!c just before his Gcath, the bclicfis strong
tEat lie mas The murderer If Dr.. Harvey Bur-
dell, i'll Bond street, New York. in 1857, wlic,
event caused snch stnsat;on in th4t city, and
for Which Mrs, Cunningham was tried aai a.
quilted. \ correspondent Of t!l3 New York
Tribune, Nho yi=it.d Lewis in his cell, relates
tie following:
He WAS, according to his own story, well ac-
4uaiEted with Dr. Harvey Durd.ll AMI Mrs.
dell On the evening OF his murder, aud hid
sctn him win pilc Of money in i DowcrY
gambling house. About that tine Lewis went
u-1nishinE, and no more was s.en Of him I'M
til the lath Of June, 1sG2, just after his release
frpln thc State prison at Auburn, where he lad
fcrytd 4 term OF i've years for committing Il
burglary In Albany. liz next ta=,ls up about
lie time stated, in New York, in POSSESSION
Of COCO in gold $50 pieces, which lie was
anxious 10 convert Into Government bonds.
IIe said he ncyer had m accoulp1tcc in his
crime, lis reason being that they always WANT
cd TO 20 llalyes, and were likely to ''peach"
uCcn him.
In u recent conversation with one Of his
counsel, in the hearing Of one Of the special
Deputy Sheiits at Trenton, he admitted tina
he knew more about the murder Of Dr.. Bur-
dell IL Il he would diyulgc. III his trunk WAS
found q pocket handkerchief marked "Chas.
J. kttchaM." It may be remembered that /;
shir1, marked with tue same name, WAS found
III n bloody condition in tile attic Of the house
Of Bntdtll, the day after tic Bond street trise-
dy. Those who Know most about Lewis be-
1icyc The handkerchief to have come from the
same place, and to have belonged to the same
owner. The theory established on the trial
Of Mrs, Cunningham, that Burdell was killed
By q left-handed person, is also rcconcilab!a
with the left handed habits of Lewis lie was
seen choppiug wood at Milestone with his left
hand, and The evidence on the Coro.
ners inquest on the body Of Mr.. Rowand,
shows the blow to have been struck By 4 left
handed man, on the presumption that It WAS
dealt fro.. behind, and Lewis subsequently
admitted that he used the club with his left
hand.
Lewis, before his death, confessed himself
guilty Of d score or more Of murders, areols
&C., and during his confinement, and up to
the laet moment, manifested the most tiend-
ish and brutal instincts. With such contempt
and horror did the people Of Trenton regard
Lewis, they refused to allow his body to be
buried in the town, even in the Pottcr's field.
, 1863-04-08

rI TEN Seymour, The defeated Copper
head candidate for Governor of Connect
cut, tried to avert the annihilation which so
certainly awaited him hy making speech
before the Young Mems Democratic
Association Of Stamford on Friday
evening, wherein lie crawtis',cl bad
1y, asserting that he would not
consent TO peace except upon the
condition Of restoration, Sc. The dodge
did not sayc him During his speech he
said, II believe that tic people will SO act
on the great questions that arc now before
the country as TO render a verdict Oh Mon
day next which shall go to strengthen the
Constitution Of Our country" In this be
was right. The people did so decide; and
Tom Seymour is so deeply burned in the
gulf Of Coppcrhead Oblivion that the hand
Of resurrection will not be able to discover
the place where he went down.
, 1863-04-08

MELANCHOLY DEA7M-Dr. Charles Fish
back, an eminent physician Of Indianapolis,
died in that city IN Saturday morning, under
very melancholy circumstances. A few days
previous to Lis death, lie assisted in making
q post 1nortem examination, On tho body Of
Lawrence N. Vance, and during the operation
he puucturcl thumb with tAc needle he was
using, causing q slight wound into which the
poison virus ffcn the dad body (ore Of the
most deadly slow poisoHs krown) WAS infused.
Inflammation followed, and thu poison was
disseminated throughout The whole sysem,
finally causing death. Hc had Ill the medical
assistance That could be had, bu: all to no
effect, as it was impossible to sagc him.
, 1863-04-08

IEnR1D1E DEATH.-Wo are informed that a
Nhd"" woman, named Farrell was scaldcd to
in the lower part Of the city. Accurdinr to
the reports. she was dipping the marsh from
oEc Of tie tubs full Of Tue burning tiuid, when
tLc slipped and fell in head foremost! She
w.s exiricaicd IS soon IS possible, but sur.
yivcd ouly about six hours after the accident.
We do not learn that any inquest was held
hugely att.ndcd.-l.orfa Transcript, Gtaa.
, 1863-04-08
WAsHIKGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

tf:om Our Own Correspondent
"AEyYY%.f.rNN 41ri1 fpi

IF:om Our Own Correspondent
WARRINGTON, April 1, 1868.
KEA7ucEx-MroRTAScE OF AUGUST ELECTION
APATHY.
kentuckians who hare been hero recently
arc much less sanguinc Of success in the ~
gust elections in their State than they wer:
Wien they arrived, for the reason that they
lave filled to find The sympathy aud DISPOSE
ton to ht1p In the persecution of the caul-
paign which they anticipated. It il to be
hoped that the atathy which prevails in quar-
tiers where better things were to be expected.
will bye-and.byc, as election day approaches.
give way to a determination to wrench tlr..
control OF the State from the l,auds of the
NIckl1ftu Copperheads who arc strainine
every nerve to continue to Misreprescnt II.
Less tfsoit, am assured by Il Competent
judge, y required TO carry Kentucky than was
put forth by loyal men in New Hampshire:
and Connecticut. The decided majority Of
ter people, comprising the working men, thu
mall ta'mers, who are beginning to perceive
that 1cgro slavery il no blessing to them,
Whatever 1t may be TO large planters, whose
soIs are in the rehelarm ere Internationally
Tor tte Union. That Kentucky and Maryland
te redeemed with proper effort are the prayer
aid tie heli.f Of msny loyal men. 4 Little
work will accomplish tlis most desirable
result.
WASHINGTON, April /, 1868.
1SDlc111oNs OF NO 1AMEp1A7E MOVEMENT BT
HOOKER.
Tie President and his wife, accompanied by
accnsit'erab!e party If guests hare gone to
tie army Of the Potomac. 1t is understood
that before they return they will be Joined BY
ore or more Cabinet Members, and that i
grand review will take place during their yi5-
X. These facts indicate hat there will necrs-
e.tiiy be lougt delay before Hookcr's move
n,ent EN- begin than has been latterly sup.
Eo*ed.
The substance ct the aboyc has been fled
at The telegraph office, but has probably been
suppressed by tho Censor.
FRo:I GEN. D1x'S DEPARTMENT,
Mt dircl Inspector Barnes, wLo las just re
turned from III inspection tour in General
Dix's Department, reports the health and coa
ditiou Of the army as excellent.
, 1863-04-08

L GooD 1nEA-Cai'tsin Coulter, formerly
Of the 11,h Pennsylvania regiment, who lost
his a.m,at Fredericksburg, has obtained the
sanction Of the President to raise ] brigade
composed VI men who throrsi, disability .se
united for active duty in the fcll These
troops will be used for provost, garrison mud
hospital duty. By this means la.:e num-
Der Of ablc.bodicd troops now performing
Hills duty, will be sent into the field
, 1863-04-08

aIkstEf9cS III i<AF1A UaAa0E'si2s.
II is said that the changes III naval uni
FORMS about to be adopted will be as fol-
Ions:
t},t,c; Commodore, seven narrow stripes on
each tlrcyc; Captain, six narrow stripes on
cacl sleeve; Commander, five barrow stripcs
on cSch sleeve; Lieutenant Commander, four
rarrow stripes on cach sleeve; Lieutenant,
three narrow stripes on each sleeve; Muster,
Two narrow stripes on each sleeve; EusiGa.
one harlow stripe on each sleeve.
The gold band GU the cap Is to be dispensed
with, while tho ornament Of each grade will
1e left unrcucycd.
, 1863-04-08

a SLIGHT MisTA'sE.-on the morning Of
the State election, the Copperllcads Of Proyi-
dcncc, 4. l., to I'LL vacancy, placed the na:ne
OF Ex-Governor Chlrlrs Jackson on their
ticket for Senator to the Legislature, and
elected lie ticket. Since the election, tho
Coppcrhcads have asccsta:iscd that the Ex-
Governor, although always Democrat, is IN
active member Of the Union League; and ao%
they arc rolling themselves in sackcloth and
ashes end all kinds Of dirt, as q pe1ance for
having voted for an Cs.ioa Lacquer.
, 1863-04-08

CorPEEuEAp TIcToaY.-Thc Coppcrhcads
Of Louisville elected their entifc municipal
ticket on Saturday last l,y large majority.
The msjo1ity for Kaye, Copperhead, over
Crawford, Union, for Mayor, Is $50, in vote
Of a,22>22. Tie Journal says, the result "pos-
ecsses 10 significance whatever, as an index Of
the public sentiment Of Louisville. The re-
suit was brought about simply bya conflict of
local intercsss and feelings, in which the Sc
cession cicnent Of the city, ever on tie 2lcrt
to win at least a show If advantage for the
rebellion, mingled as the deciding powcr."
, 1863-04-08

ss erssa IL ,:s =
Eft z erT t,1G :nt t 1*vs ma.
ness ss ~
:Sf Ssas Sc
Il t: sssn n s VS.
n'enf good '1AiufartnEe. AID wa-rante Eeaulno The
eo1 u. I.e to rendsT he easst sna
nf9n n 1ne 4 F. sto TOR tie
Ilek;ts k,s foF sale st Ws:he cqs once No. l7L.r.
g. Is sfs e5est se5nsf q
III ss:9 g %ss Pss y ss o:;
dsss Box ". nset Ts ali
+ T. s f.ae sss
:; sssne; :fs
Lake 1'Ic.t: one Of sheru-their Prize Msclnes the
e 1:Re tshS?sf:5' i
The IL !yG9n e Jsrsn IS behes e
Rc~!a: F':.e sE1t- Ware, &C.. ii A. H. Mi;:er's, III
Is 6e,s If. Aeo' sfk I'll e5s. fns
oste1 Pixies. II Cudvosth / Lor1as's lu iiaaloi2a
Drawers Of Gifts ia the country can have them f,.
Warded oE teniiaz theiE address II we-bc Z Co..
TIC p7:e!pai Gins E,l he on exhibition =: B:y,a 11,u
onIkscvcri Is or t'.e Concert. N''-
pnbted i lie Dsy rspess .ts9 d
LIST OF PRIZES.
-iToe.ays 5t K.seSood Plane Forte, large 'a'1e
ea.e. tefpentine bottom. 1nlaid na;ae
ii :osta7s ossSooI da Rssao es1s', Large round too'
81 M.snidc.at Wheeler wilson e;xji.;3; so"
meateI: tn!aid viii peasi. rosewood III
+1SS.i Whte:erS : Wilson sewing :isc6;o.fs; aoo'
, 1863-04-08

Co77ox SEEp.-Thc farmers in Southern
Illinois are taking hold Of cotton seed III
earnest tlis season. Six carloads Of seed
were sent to different points On the line Of
The Illinois Central from Cairo, this week
, 1863-04-08

F The New York 1c57x7'ds71 rcjoiccs
over the fact that "rclisious gambling in
the shape Of lotteries, DC, ut Church Fairs
has been knocked in the head. Hereafter,
, 1863-04-08

according TO the provisions of the Intcrn,1
Revenue Act, a license for lotteries Of every
kind must be taken cut, at IN cxpsnsc Of
sl,co. The penalty for neglect to do 20 is
three times theamouna of the liccnse-$3.ooo
, 1863-04-08

NOTICE OF Removal.
rapid Increase cf our business rcfatsia- -caier
saclltscs. We Lave taken tic cl:s,AnL a:d +pseuu1
stores
lo3 and los Dearborn Street.
Corner at Ta~A.s1oa wei, known a. r,-;1r,. r,o-a-
.'ire G.eilt:.e. f,E Displaying FTr:.:,urv ani II
k'nts Ae:c!rd!sc. nni hc locality Er tho ,.anSc-
.s, nH5 ,;sE u ~ e:;y where ye >a rer-
-E4! atEtipa To f.c -ate II al kirt4 Merchandise.
Eat:cn!ar attention will lie given 'he sale Of Ecaf
E,ats aE'f q 1'ou-ehold goods. at dxeillna 0. an
NEu:aE :a!fs q Furniture. is,o.s anil saee. D-v
CGGts. tlHta:n- tEocsesy. Glassware GrycerieS tc
eyr-E reek at our sale rooms
hs:a - :: sast atsa:tes n;Hie On cons=sncnss nf III
Kills 81 Nc:rtacf:tSt- All sa!G- male for cash aud
E:Ectl:a:e rEtEras u:a':c 10 co,,st-au7s.
t'r.lnrSs Transactions strictly confidential.
nh1fa'4-sN Is. A. BUFFERS; s CO
, 1863-04-08

pECON1MENDATION.-Mywi wife
i y WIS taken very sick SIX mouths ago. and nerer-
tle;ess cal:cd the assistance Of several sur:eoas
etv!tcd c,e to consult SIT. Christian Wu!z Who had
cureA 81, At many rcrsons oy synpaihJ- Mr. Wnsz
DR. tines In this time MY ies nessta Is aot o1iy
rctto,ed, but she feels better ao 'tan she eEeT id
duty to bring this l.ct to re kno wledge
tne PUBLIC: ana recommend NJ, Christi.a "u.z to the
ar. cle8:t LOUIS KtIIN. % South C1avk-st,
, 1863-04-08

TONNECTICUT SEED LEAF
~ IoBAcCo sKED.. One ounce n the .oove ve
inert Tobax o produced ia the count:y Dealers ur.
ttIt IN rve lSe p.nEpt attcntoa. WHtcn4 By matt
Prepaid though tce ntove furnish {Aat3 for SWO
Ic1es. for oSE DclLr-St,ura Cur cccy.
J. b. b. MoNAEr d CO. Hartford. Coon.
nj lA,2In
, 1863-04-08

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
1Fl Madison street. between State knd Dearborn
Door open at O'Clock: peslorDSEcea Commences /.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF tho beautiful aud &C.
compishsd Actress.
MISS JANE COOMBS.
GRAND COMEDY MORT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ap1n sth. n-ss night Of
tie beautiful Coc1'd dy Of
TKaE WORLD OF E..SI10N,
Presented viii c,st ~h1ch clrnGt bc Surpassed In
the cO1Htrj.
Mts3 ,.onMHs. -:.:.;;."; MAEiE
Ern0stet ~ tsss los1nee a. Isabella Nrs t-ble a.
The Countess Mrs. Myers The Marchlonesa sIz. Nc
s'sEr f. LIE P' e s!ec. NJ. Ea1afod as the Count,
Mt. Myers ~ ideIFcc.
GE.SD DAscs s:.......M1ss JENNIE H1G1T.
To conclnde With the CoIelycf
THE JEALOUS WIFE,
Ir. Oakley ..Ar Myers .izs Oakley IIosuer,
IN answer to .he numerous requests for q repeti-
tian Ct fTHE HEtCHBACk. the ala.:.e- Respectfully
announce II for Tfnrsfay tigns welch Will b. posI-
ttsely liz last representation
, 1863-04-08

4 ELLINGTON, LEON AND
- D9SS1SEES NISsTEsLs. opc.s House.
ENrco:Ph street hr:wrea t!te NatrtSnn ana she N N
l!onss MONDAY EtEsISG. t;,..I rin, ard crc:y
evest:E daring the rex. vita n eat.r: eatnse Of
tarcr, the vlsgianJ Ml'aa1y'' Ficss we.k of La,as
hsu son=; Ducstn. the t:alin,ct .arts b. a pa-
iton.t E!.ss wtck RI The -sfrcaa t;,at aai p II:
DoanikeE tas s. msxcciieTt Xol.n:s:-Iee r'aa:oa CO.
FrsIHh hSt II tue S*fshacrs s.y-La Byas'.cs-s,'fes
At o'clock F., n: Adm iSsion = crnt.. Ns,t,'t, N
Saturday. A1rl! i1t cN1merein- az -, o'cioc: F. U
children u:dsr 12seAs$. to n:,tl:ce. cniy Is cvass
, 1863-04-08
CUR 81. LGE1S LETTER,

observations E7cEat!p- o the CITY EIee-
ttcR-i11 Extraordinary Co.EL. nation
-GUeriiIaa I'll tie E;cId-Hro-slarery
Ecttfts-Gcsi+ LFcrron 1;Ipcr.rI to DO
Sou:tthSE@-Gess. EsEun::k new Co;.i-
msna-Gcn. Curtis secure, c:c., etc.
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY. STRAW Asp;eRA1N.
1oRA0E DEPARTMENT.
AssfstdHt Qndye<ynlQs ter's OEtf.

FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
AssistdHt QndyNTnsaster's Qtste,
AleIandfta, Va. Nov 18th, 1861
WAiTfxN PROPOSALS. are invited for furnishing
hay straw, Oats and Corn, for tAe use Of the Gov
efnmeat. 70 be delivered q Alexandria, Va, any
POINT On the eotose or its tributaries and In sueh
snAntitis. within the amount proposed for. And at
The proposals. to be addressed to The undersignsA,
and TO state the quantity and price Of each Article
Proposals VIM be received for ave thousand 0O)
bashes Of Corn or Oats. and dfty (sol tons OF Hay
or Straw and Upwards, unless 1t ahau be for the in
terest OF the Government to contrast for less
Corn 70 DO put up In FOOD socks Of shout two a,
buahsS and oAfs In saols Of about three go bushels
eash, which are to be fursished fres Of charge 70
the GoysHnmsnt. The hay and straw TO b secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
TO be subject . risid imposition by the Govern.
Paresssss Viii b made from ttans 10 time, under
tnis adyeresepsnt, from the lowest reslonstbas
bidder. ~ the Interests OF the public service may
The undsrsi ensd reserves the risht 70 reject aay
and all Offers which may be deemed ineona patible
with the l1teTests Of the 0ovsrnnnent.
Payments win Be made In such funds - may BE-
provided from the q. o. Treasury, and - far q
pra0tiesble, upon. delivery; bat the nndefsisped
reserves the right 70 vithkolA tie whole or any
Part Of the 1eyments until the pasts hulAlnsat
Good security will b required for the faithful
vs1tissment. WN. GODDARD,
NO ls-2m capt. and ASK QaArtsfmastsr.
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DRoPosALs FOR MORTAR SHELLS.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Wan DRpARrMRRr,s
WAsHINeIoE, November l8, 1858
slALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ofhoe,
unit. clocA .. N on the I'd Of Decent Der next,
for The delivery Of ffty thousand ln-inch mortar
shells in the following quantities at the following
AZ the Watsrtown Arsenal. watsrtown, Mass.
AZ the watsrvIeit Arsenal. West F,oy, N. r,
At the New York Arsenal. Governors Island,
At the Allegheny Arsenal. Pittsburs, Psnna.,
1t the Q. 9. Arssnal. wasAinston, D. O., $500.
These she lis are to be made Of the Kind of metal,
and nspse ted after the rules laid down In the Ord
nance Manual. Drawings can be seen ct any Of the
United States Arsensls. The shells are to be IN.
fer Transportation. or handling Until delivered st
Deliveries must be made At the rate Of not lea,
tsan I'VE per cent Per week OF the numbered pro-
within twenty days after the date Of the contr sot,
and aoy failure to deliver ct epecihed time Will
subject the contractor to forfeiture of the mum
Der he may tail to deliver at that time. - :
the biddsIe propose TO deliver At more thso one.
No bid yin be considered from parties other than
regular foundere or propf1etorso OF works, who are
known to this Department TO be capable Of exc
euAnS tie work contracted for In their Own e.
Each psrty obtaining contract viii be required
to enter into bonds with approved sursties For its
The DepsTtme nt reserved the risA. to reject any
or III bids. If not deemed satisfa story, Tor any
Proposals. win be addressed to .Brisadisr Gen.
ore. deere D; Ramsey, ohisf Of 0.a9aass. Wash:
soss sz. :ns VIII e aAas2
no - I'd Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN

OEPIoI OF FORAGE ARD RIVER TR ANsPoRfAfIoN,}
IL street wharf; ashins tor, Oct: H, 1853.
Straw, Oats and Corn for the use Of this Depot to
Government WharveR in this city. ,ILS,I'
The Proposals to be addressed 70 the undsrsigned,
offered, also the price and date Of delivery.
PROPOSAL will be received for ave thout Is 0Oe)
Bushels Of Corn Oats and ffty 800 tone Of Hay
Straw, and upwards, unless 1t should be for the in
terest OF the Government to contract for . less
AL grain to be put mp In good sacks. Of about
two t25 bushels ssoh, which are to be fuYniahed at
the cost Of the contractor. ~ Z
The Hay and Straw to be securely hsled.
AL Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sub
5set to rigid inspection By the Government In
spAotof. $50 = eve :.
Oontracts viii be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders. - the interests of
the service may require. - :
Good security viii be re auired for the faithful
ful6lment Of any contrast made under this advsr-
tisement
P.ymsnt to b made At the com pset1on q the
contract &. l.. BROWN,
oc@.u
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r isssl Ultra. aA1I anssi

u = ,1..r- o Ed $ ss sSs;&as;..... o-
sToRi BAIIAssff11D AND DE- Oo.'o.'
BAGGAGE 0H'01,D rH1 ssSH Fs .Un so.,
,II HsP: PHI e E5st slF. ssSs
CLOS. ooss III 4 sassS a Hsl atnffsn1.su.o
uosrHssSasf ~ o fksifnss e IL ss;.11soAp.
n. eR.1 sis d s1dRHlas ,our.
I wAsH1nsroH tn I'D sALr1noa.
WEST uoaras " lksSHt,s ND Il e ssouruwusr.
ne Norsl.ra Contra ssiiso. e 6oms.ey. sorsss.s
& ma sss .Bs
sMoKMa AID SALOON oxls ON ALL TRAINS
1loM wAsHIReFon.
-. xsssssSss: IN :, ssfs tie s1 = z ana = p =.
p H. 4 m .sa
= s's: S:s - Z:
.1y 1Ais rcats 3feiehts Of al descriptions 81 .
q 6lio, Ksntaalg. iazisns i nc wissossia,
dRs;SaS as,: .,.o
siss Ds:s sa Ohio Ss,ss
AsP .ss
Pc Rivers; md e Clsyelsnd, sandusky, ga 6hi-
tatsn Of their Yreilht TO this Company eaA rely
IT" ST e Sss sYsfa ,ss rom
In the West, By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Es q ~ ti~sss 90 faSsrsSL - ass sAWssS ~ SA1
Pc p4rIeuisr 10 mara psekasss WA Psnns.
w, BRL IN, Arr Northern Central b. h.,
No. 80 North street, Baltimore,
lNOOH G1WI6, Gen Z Superintendent, AltonA, Ya.
L. l.. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent. PhiladelphiA.
II. 81. HOUSTON, General 1rsis1t Agent, PhiIa-
doiphiA. So ian &hI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-28
TRAvNIsERS' DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE sAND OHIO RAILROAD.
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On and after Horday, NoYsmbes q, 1865, daily
trains VIII be run between Washing on and New
} ork and Washington and the vs. st, as follows.
TOHPHlLADELPHTA,N NEW york and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and II 50 H. NJ and s and
$50 p. d, daily. except Sunday. On Sunday at 30
P. u. only. - Ea.21' 80 .-1tj
Leave Warrington at q. 81, 8 and II 81 4. NJ and
s 10, S and $50 p. NJ daily except Sunday. On Gun
day, at 8 4. n. and 8. IN and 50 P. NJ
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at 6 81 snd A. NJ and 20 2.
D. daily, e1cept Sunday. On sunday at 8 80 p NJ.
COMMUTATIoN TRAIN
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at 50
The frs. and fourth trains frons Washington,
and fourth and 9th trains from Baltimore stop at
all way points. q. l. e .sa-..-.-s ..s.-. =
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at SO, 3lN and 10 40 A NJ and
2H IS and g NJ On Sunday, at $50 and 80
- q COMPUTATION TRAIN. 90 ..
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, At IT'S
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
leave Washington at A. H. and SNPM
Eeave Baltimore at $50 H. and g. Is P. NJ "
For further information, tickets of every kind,
&c, apply to George 9. Koentz, agent at Wash
inSton Station, or at the Ticket 0flc4,
W.P. SMITH Master Of Transp'tn.
no N-tf L. n. oOLBs General Ticket gent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-28
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.

ANOTHER PROCLAMATION. -
THANKSGIVING TURKIES AT WILSON'S,
IMPORTANT 70 FAMILIES Tho undsrsi ensd
i having perfected his Arrangements in PhilSdsl-
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
Informing his old customers and the public zen.
orally that he 10 receiving daily b. sxpress-
Prime Chester County Eeef. =. -
South Down Mutton.
ealem county IN. ~ Veal
Prime philadelphia Butter, Oapons,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet BYsaA, PheasAn1. PartridSes, ....
6roese, euiYe, WooAsock. and svsry laIury Of the
Boston 0le.l PORK Soussd Pigs ysss and Fripe.
Smoked and Picked Salmon and slibut.
Also, . lafse supply Of Foreign and Domestic
I Fruits and Vegetables.
This u the cheSpest and bert place In WAshin4ton
10 pu1ehaSo THOA. b. WILSON,
1l0 PennsylvsniA avOnuS.
90 O6m between 18th and eth streets,