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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-22

A VOICE From THE PAsT.-Patrick
Henry, ia one of his greatest oratorlcai
efforts said: "The frat thing l have most
at heart is American Liberty-the next is
Americar~ Union" If the present war
nolicy is continued we will ere long have
neither the one nor the other.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-22

To lovers there ever blooms beside the
happy present still ard quiet past-besids
the rose forset-me-uot,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-22
LincoIn,s POLICY.

The Weshingtou correspondent Of the Chi
cago Times says!
"The events of the last thirteen month.
| have proved that Mr. Lincoln has giver
| himself up entirely and without resistance
| to the guidance and direction of the mos
ultra and radical Abolitionists, of whom
! Charles Sumner, Horace Greeley, Wendell
| Phillips, Senator Wilson and Zach Chandler
are the types What they believe and as
sert is law to him. He has sadopted ali theil
wild and impractcable theories. and will
! carry out all their designs. His next message
will contain a paragraph embodying the
atrocious doctrine of Writings letter, and
another in which the equally atrocious senti-
ments Of Sumner, in the recent atlantic
Monthly article, will be announced as the
governing principles of the Administration
4 In that article, which is known to
have been submitted to Mr.. Lincoln and to
have been approved of by him and Mr. Stan
ton . the atrocious purpose of the Admins
tration is declared to treat the Southern
States as conquered provinces, and Southern
people as conquered vassals with absolutely
no rights except what Congress may deign to
confer upon them. To this complexion has
it come at last"
Seventy-fve thousand men, exclusive of
the military, are employed in carrying out
the Consription Act. Nearly the same
number of soldiers are distributed through
out the loyal States to keep the people quiet
during its enforcem ent The most liberal
estimate Of the number of conscripts secured
by this immense army is sixty thousand
which is probably quite double the actual
number it will bring into the field. Would
il not be better to draft the Provost Marshals
hair oil he loft
and cease paying anv attention to the con-
scripts? The Governmen would thus Sc
cure a ready made army. with the advantage
that every individual m mem Der thereof is in
favor of vigorous prosecution of the war;"
EUGENE AND STRIPED STOCKINGS
Paris correspondent OF the Liverpool COUr-
ier says that the 'Empres possesses the i'm
mortal glory Of having invented, or at least
revived, crinOline pettcoats. Such a bril-
liant act would have fully satisfied the am
btion of an ordinary woman. But her
M siestv has lofty soul, and aspire to the
glory OF making another revolution in fe-
male costume For 80 or 40 years past and
for aueht know more. French ladies' have
baen faithful to the white stocking. and they
have firmly set their faces against the at
tempt of English ladies to introduce the red
one. The Empress, thinking that the
eternal white had become rather monoton-
ons-the red too glaring and blue too liter
ary-asked herself if some other color could
not be adopted. She thought long and
anxiously, and at last the inspiration came
the stocking might be stripped! The day
after this mental illumination the Imperial
ankles, and some little space above them /,
came forth adorned with stockings of blue
and white stripes; and all the courtiers pro-
claimed the union of the two colors ravish-
mo to behold. By this time next year, no
doubt, the new fashion will be as prevalent
as that of cIinoliDes.'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-22

The most common craft on the sea
love are smaoks?
Evening star., 1863-05-02
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
rASSoCIArED PRESS DIsPATOHEsl
THE WAR In MEXICO,

AVt"er htPoTt OF the FFehch NePuIse.
BAN fRAFcIsCo, Mayi.-The9 German D,,mo.
erat OF this city publishes q letter dated sixty
ihree miies southeast OF Acapulco, Mexico,
April 49, giving the following highly impor.
tant later news from Puebla, The letter saws
an express from the City OF Mexico on the eth
OF April had just arrived On the 5th and eta
gr'Fi slaughter, succeeded in retaining a nor.
ton ef Put bia. On the 1th, the Mexicans re-
pulsed them with still greater Slaughter
diving tht m at the point Of the bayone. beyond
tired to Cholula, seven miles from PuebIa.
where they were fortifying themselves.
Z There is no means Of kBowing whether this
news comes from reliable sources. The Demo-
crat however credits it. .-e .-.+.-.- :.
The bark Amazon sailed to-day for Hong
Kong. She carries ten thousand dollars IN
treasure.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
Hag FROM TENNESSEE.
r ehel Army M0vement<-Prospect- Of an
rs Engagement -. ..

MURFR EEsBoRo, May LA deserter from
the Rebel % Kentucky Regiment, who left his
regiment this morning reports that Breckin-
ridge has advanced to Beech Grove and
Hoover Gap, twelve miles from here on the
Manchester turnpike. He states fhat the entire
through War Trace and Guys Gap, on the
She ibyvIlle road
The supposed intention of johnson, who is
In ccmmand. is to hold the Gaps and force
General Rosecrans to concentrate his lines.
There is but little hope that Johnson will at
tack. 500 .1I-I0
While dispatches detailing this activity on
the part OF the rebels must be necessarily silent
regarding ourselves, it must not be supposed
that Gen. Rosecrans is idle or unprepared
Evening star., 1863-05-02
NEWS FROM CAIROAND BELOW.
Capture Of uscumbia-Rebel Railroa,
(Ommuni c q ton Cut Off

CAIRO, April 29.-By way of Memphis we
have news ofthe capture of Tuscumbia. 1t was
held by the rebel Col. Chalmers, whose forces
have been very troublesome lately in the
vicinity OF the Tennessee river. On last Thurs
day General Dodge attacked him and a severe
engagement ensued. Chalmers stoutly contest
ing the ground. He was, however, Compelled
to give way and fell back to Tuscunabia The
Union loss is stated at one hundred. The rebel
loss is not given. .
General Dodge is now in possession OF Tus-
cumb bia, and rebel coIlmunication by that route
is cut off. lGs 20 '-..s ,ts.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Skirmishing near N-wbern-The Rebels
ReDulSed.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The steamer Escort,
from Newhsrn on the 29th, arrived this even
cinity of Newbern, and a considerable number
OF prisoners had been captured. The enemy
had been repulsed at every point aH eol -
by the falling of a she'd during heavy gale
OF wind on Thursday night, Company u, OF the
3D. New York cavalry, had nearly ali their
horses killed or injured. go y
Evening star., 1863-05-02
T,o surLtRs AND PURvHYoRs. "a
smith 4 NOR RISO y,

.'7~i Houa DooRB FRoM EnvxsfA erRrx4,
offer for sale at rsYy log priess large assortment OF
FINE GROCERIES, ,aiAeo1.,svt
PEovIsIOHs. wINBs, LIQUORS, sHHARS.
sw FRUITS. &e., e.-.sis...... III, :
Packed in superior order. No charge for package
or delivery to any part Of the city ,stslsst q
s.AM. are propristors of the we'll known brand Of
OLD CABINET WHISKY - =. 1
AAIFH,s WILD CHERRY T0NIo BffTRRs. !
Tie Tfa6s Sxpplied Oh Faceraeas Tsras.
'7SS " ~TRY UsakN s25fns
Evening star., 1863-05-02
New York State Affairs.

ALBANY, May 1.-The gun with which jack
son killed Colonel, Ellsworth, at Alexandra,
Va, was received at the Bureau of Military
Statistics to.d day.
Everything connected with the State canals,
with the exception of temporary trouble at
Schenectady, is in good order to-day. A ham
dred beats have been locked through. -
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PERSONAL.

FORTUNES ElTELLING-Naa GODDARD,
II {, AS rolosist foretells futura sEts and may
at al times be consu ted at her enc@. No 1873
L street, between Seventeenth and hisnteenth.
my23t.
NIO OIMPOSITlON.-s3d 3dame Ross, Doctress aps
IN Astrologi was born with natsral giiS
She tells the past and fItSre-nevar known to fall
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all disc ases. Business
strictly Confidential Ne. Sa3 street north, cerner
Of Twelfth street vest, three squares frem the
Patent OfHce. The only person that can snow
hkeness of future husband or absent friend in re
ality Ladies % cents Gentlemen 81. sp8 In
Evening star., 1863-05-02
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY HALL, .
LOUISIANA AV.. HHAR sT1fH SfRins,
Acting Manager Geo. h. Edeson
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY TO NIGHT.
GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE GRACES :
Last week Of the
RAIRV OnARIN ATInNl

THE GREAT srAR COMPANY TO NIGHT.
A GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE GRACES !!
tSst wssn 1f the hey,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER, # i..
MISS ERNEsTINE De FAIBER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER 5
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE.
The beautiful Orienta! Ballet.
PASHA ABDUL KAZAK,
Produced after weeks of assduous and careful pre-
pfiHSaaR pThH aRnAT e 1Noo oodRT Z OF 81 f1Iti sEa6fs
COMPOSED of the most Beautiful Young Ladies in
The great Comedians. H. W san Dick Parker,
sylv.s sn,;dn Clarke Master Johnny &C., &C., in
'n0''e '''sR scoRKoGBAPHIcALIrIEs,
THE RIVAL ARTISTS,
- RkMARKABLE COINOIDEGCH, %
THE 4ARROTERe, UNCLE SAM q HOTEL, &c.
WILLS ARMsrRoNG' ;I!l the wonderful Juseler
Revival of the beautiful sct
TIE ARAB LAY
By Misses Julia Mortimer and Kate Pennoyer,.
The performance will conclude with the Domestic
Drama entitled d -.
THE IRISH EMIGR4NT.
Other Characters by the Corps Drsmstiqas, :
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, -
sents Private Boxes iholding siIo SS.
Doors open at o. o'clock Performance ats.
z..--.z,- "A GRAND MA TINEE .ssssslsaaaz-rss'
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At o'clock,
YoR LADIES And CHILpRRs. ID terr,E
when the great Canterbury Com pany viii ppaar.
Admission-Isdies, % cents; children. 10 cents
Evening star., 1863-05-02

WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND DISEASE
amoug the Volunteers would be prevented By tbs
free use Of Holloyass Pills Ointment Yor
certain cure re- and for Bowel Comp plants. Fsvers, re-
Small Pox, &C., the Pills are the est medicine in
the world. Only Is cts. per Box or Pot Rl
Evening star., 1863-05-02

VARiETiESi VARIETIES!
Fronting On Pa avenue and Ninth at.
GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL,
ALL THE TRIPLE COMPANY
IN a DOUBLE BILL.
On Saturday Night, owing to tn . crowded state
of the house, gentlemen desiring seats will drep
in early. ....
LEELIE srd PARKER Tonight
ADA TEsMkN and HELENA SMITH.
DICK wATKINS and ADDIE JOHNSON.
With the Largest Company in the city.
The Monitor of Ethiopiars, W. s. BUDWoRTH,
The Champion Lady Clog Dancer,
MISS HOWARD,
The Premiere Danseuse. MISS LESTER,
ALL APrBAR Oh MONDAY NIGnT.
Oar new version of the great Drama Of
JACK SHEPPARD,
ON THURSDAY NIGHT,
Ada Tesman making her debut as actress in
that character for the 6rst time.
WILL ARDS HALL
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY, MAY 4TH,
AND EVERY EVENING Turing THE WEEK.
First appearance Washin in six years of the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMIL
SWISS BELL.RINGERS.
eF 12 MEMBERsl
The entire Company will appear in
SWIf S COSTUMES!
$40 YER BELLS.
The Wonders of the Age,
La PETITE Li1a1ssFEai a1sFaiR EDDIE.
MASTER PRANK,
will appear in connection with the entire company
Further particulars hereafter
Tickets Of admission. 50 cents reserved seats Is
cents extra chii6ren half price.
Tickets for sale at John r. Eilis's, 500 Pa. av =,
where ID diagram Of The hall may Be se.9 Sale Of
chiss erine / Son, Boston, furnishes By John +.
n. B.-THREE GRAND MATINEBs, TUES
DAY; THU URsDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. Children admitted to the Matnees fer
Dos5s open At sns as soHpepss z zee q. ssnas;
|ODD FELLOW HALL.
The greatest measure of success has attended the
exhibition of
Sanderson's Gigantic Dtoran,ie illustrations Of
THE RUSSIAN WAR!
As attested by the crowded and GIFTED audiences
which nightly thrOng the hall
1t has Ltered upon its .....
And will be exhibited this Monday, evening, and
on
IL triH be sho,cn tcith all its
Thrilling II n1.l Incidents Bembardments and sieges,
s srandest S conespsion @ mot of Scientific Are WIN 'ns
The Final Destruction and Confasration Of Ssbas-
Which has been pronounced the most successful
illus, ration of its Kind
Erer Attempted in this Country,
And must be seen to be fully appreciated.
The Painting represents in the most graphic
manner the Important events which distinguished
THE CRIMEAN WAR,
and forming ut the same time the
Most Startling Tptiedu1, -aEt
.r .a jhytlsias .Ecsnts, and
Scenees Of PoLpe1ful Interest,
Which marked that great epoch in the world )
history. II is = -.. .. .s
/ INSTRUCTIVE, -..-......-
ENTERTAINING
And especially worthy the patronage of all heads
of families and those having charge of children.
- Admission Is cents Reserved Seats, 80 cents.
Children with parents IS cents.
Hseats may be secured between 10 O'Clock D. m.
and O clock N. ap ST.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
EDUCATIONAL.

CT fIM0rHY>s HAIL.
~ iCATCNSPILLE.
% BALfIAoRa CoUsfT, MAINLAND.
The duties of this Ins.iutior ave been regularly
resumed at CStonsSille in sll Its departments.
Classical, Commercial and Military. ...
Arms and equipments have been furnished by
the State for ARTILLERY and Infantry tactics,
Terms ipelu6 ing Books sad Stationary 22S5 per
session Of ten n.of ths. For Submission of pupils,
address Rev. l.. VAN B0kK ELkN. Rector.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

Coward INSTITUTE.
- Hon EM IL. SEWARD. President.
FFEMALE EDEPARTAENT-Mis II. u. HoroH
RIss, Prircpal-The sur1mer Session commences
April 81. Board, tuition in English and French.
size per snnuIn
Rsfgenees -Hon Wr1 Y sn-ard, Rev J. lells.
D. D., Church on ins Hizhts. Bre2slyn; = g.
Psrdee Supt N : 8. s, % 10, s3g Broadway;
and Ivsson & PhirEsy ~ Wciker street, N. Y.
FLORIDA Orange cn.rt4 y Y ap s-9wr
Evening star., 1863-05-02
Movements of Secretary chase.

Boston, May 1.-Secretary Chase is stopping
at the Revere House, receiving the attentions
of Governor Andrew and other prominent
citizens. - .-r.,..s
Evening star., 1863-05-02
CARRIAGES (. |

~APRrA6ES! CARRIAGES
I CARRIAGEStli
rAava nov On hand and daily receiv- ~ aHf54hRy
ing nne sssertmsnt Of rI@RsT @ Class i.s 90
S,s In ths conntry consisting Of splendid full
Oscse SSsss bSss aason sas s
Sor two or four D. rsons, Doctors Pheetons, Plain
IoH but ss'i hs
siso seysral splsnd ID Slsishs, all purchased for
sssh and BE sold 70 suit the times % snoss VINO
s||sosn at No .4o9 PennsylsSnMno IL vVS6ir7Na
mar 10 I'm ts.4. lnoAAo W. ~
.x,H1s rs TO NOTIFY sUTLERs or THE
i army that I am prepared to furnish sf All times
and st short notices an kinds Of ASgn " & s. c"sR
Conner Of John and Cathedral s1,
raay A-sms Baltimore, Nd.
SILKWRAPPINGs .Sn.u.v,s "a
We have Just received . beautiful assortmeet Oh
Me ss ST styles of heavy silk WrsDptuEs and none
sna ssusre Serinz Ehawis. Also 10 pieces BLACK
Siks suitable fo- dresses and wrapPsngs: cdf
aH2
Evening star., 1863-05-02
LIST OF LETTERS
;... REMAINING IN THE Ett
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, APRIL so, 1859.
LADIES LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
- GROWERS ThEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AyHNUh, near Wniards Hotel
-.e .9t THIS EVENING,
EDWIN ADA 4 4 Is 7 As 5 k1eAAspa a . =. ,,o,
ssTCHEbL AS fOODLns
Sixth appearance of the famous young American
A''''' Mr. EDWIN i. ADAMS; ,;, o,.,,.,..
Last night D0iHifsvfy & fei isLHr's'
Appearance s5sts e ts' 6ENTN, 66aEaNsTTNsrs Actress
Only time of thnssYsanrsf Military Play of
queen Elizabeth susan Hsnia
Richmond 80 "a: " sIa
Lazy Abns.,. -..... hAfS Ahohpsoh
To conclude viii aoSs Tst tsheH's Ss version of
Timothy ToodIes this last aspearanse) D. ssschell
Monday shE sisf' BEAD 81 asxEf' '"F'''n
~ Admission 20, Is, and IS cents No extra
charge for secured seats
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
lessee and Manager ,......- JOHN WILKES BOOTH
THIS EVENING,
sixth Night Of the Youthful aud Gi.ted Trasedian,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
Who will appear in Sch great tragedy of
THE ROBBERS
Oharirs IL Moe -.....-......J. Wilkes Booth
Ame,iG -. =. Miss Alice Gray
BOMBAY EVENING,
will be PRE-. ted TIE gr&-1 Frea, Supernatural
Dram az tn5
G0R2ACaN ER0THERs.
j Wilkes Booth as .Fabien anu Louis 0si Frauch
Evening star., 1863-05-02

DOTELER Il WILSON, -- ...
Is GENERAL AUCTIONEERs,
IRON HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Bs.,rssa 9th and 10Th strssts,
Having renewed their license, offer their services
to the public for the sale Of Real property, Etooks,
Housef old Furniture and Msrchardise OF sny de-
scriptien, Literal cash advances made whenever
required. aD9ll
Evening star., 1863-05-02
". D. WAILACH.
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0 OlALs

w - TIsHiEarox, January u, l5es.
In ssnsssusree Of the pressure sf sasiness Attn
Var D.oartmsnt pssses for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will Be given at the ONCE Of
lieut. Col cosHAD. 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
snove Ninetsenth street.
Evening star., 1863-05-02
BOARDING.

DOARDING-Five or six gentlemen can be &C
ID corsmodsted with Table Board at 400 5th
street, between F and Ct streets Terms So 50 per
week. my "
TNHREE ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, at
Il 442 street, ,etween 5th and 9Th. mr. l-3t'
GUNNER BOARDING NEAR PHlLADEL-
- phis, at 8 pleasant country seat. within three
minutes walk of passenger railway. 1t two fam
lies would pay literally no other bosrders would
be taken stsbling, ice house, &c. Address e A.
LLOYD, 6S5 N. Eleventh st. my l-St'
IeOARDING.-A few single gentlemen can be ac
ID commodat ated with BOARD at IL , Second ST..
between B and @. Also ROOMS, for families, ire
duced prices This house is kept by northern
kmily and situated within few doors oft Cso
toll Avenue and Depot ap - lw@
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND PLEASANT
Il accommodations and geod BOARD at S25 per
month in private family where there are no chill
aren Apply at IL 9Th street near N street north.
References required. ap ZS-lH'
Evening star., 1863-05-02

majority OF the peolle are subject, should have
public and scarcely to have been noticed in proper
manner By tho.e continually tsrmested; although
yentins the body from taking that natural exercise
White. At zaz Penn. avenue, hundreds Of our cit:
! i.ens haze % submitted to his n.nipulstions. and
OF treating corns, bunions. bad nails, &c ap2l
. sPrsMAfoRaAGA oA BE oyRso.-Dr. Rand's
Specific cures Sp1MatoSrh9a. Seminal Weakness,
Ieps,sney Less q Pe.sr, &C. ;psdily osd .fsss.snl
merits: Price 81 : box. sold by 8. 3. Ford. cor:
Henry Cook Alexandria. iAe-1y
D,ss4s1s o, II. M.sy1us. szrlsahs ,.':sh Hs,..aE
ment1in Reports Of the Hosca1d 4ssoeiaiion1
pr. sfiiin H HoasSton, T Horara % s H:soeaiien ieas
Phhadelphia. Pa. mar 26-2m
-ArTsxrros. Soldiers and Others samsritan's
Gift EoHr only hope C Cure. s. any case Of Pr0sss
don't isil 70 ss.ii yourselves Of this remedy Z. iIs
ana ssssss
been treated With msIcary. Take Of this parifyins
ment in another column. jss-W
Anaoss, Il spseae q ssss
sSsnaing Ei surs Gohg i. S
Washington, and Henry Cook, AlexRnAria. ja Sly
AlE PYRAMID OF OTIS! sls
fF.f Concerning We
CRIsrADoRos HAIR DYE!
-a5s... It .. ,..fs-sa s-a.
is pure, o. y 5fasff=s
~ poisonleee,
instantaneous, ........ .,,-..
imparts perfect yss.e ssTa.te
black. . magnificent sn.is
HEE brown, in the space Of ten - q =
minutes; is odorless, does not
stain the skim, and has never been q
known to fail 4 !"
H. oRIsrADOso's EYoELsioB HAIR DYA, i4
Manufactured byJ. Cristadero, 8 AEtor House, New
York. Sold everywhere. and applied By all Hair
Dfeasers. s.s .--- 4..i ass-- f.t-s54ssS r
Prise. 81, sl.sO. and 90 per eor. according to
size. .FhhN"'
CRIsrADoR0's HAIR RssfoRArIvI5gsa8
IsinHslusbla with his Dye 1t impsrts tn utmost
sofness the most beautiful sloss and great vitality
n the hair. $685. 0{gs g.g}s2 4st%sf9IS
Priessa ssats, 81. ana ss'psrbsttie according to
ize. f.-.... mar Y-lm
3 THn oHBkPEsf ARs Bssr HAN HYn IN fEs W0lLp-
aNera Fades 0 Washes 0n.-UphAn1e HAIR Dye, 80
ssnts Ss,a ssa IAa S,ts ssss ss in rss a seq y
inston. and Henry Cook. Alexsndris aS.iv.
!. m Duy6a7's sussr. coated PaSals Rssuisftns
Rtla ~ tAs very bsa - Hs1. IAAt eper9tA UsediH
:ss .ns nah asini
friss Ga Io.. 5ois 81 81 B. d ferds sorSsr lit
06ok, Aexandsia. 3aey
Evening star., 1863-05-02
m NEW MILITARY BOOKS

m NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
HIS Day pu ublishea and for sale by HU DS0N
TAYLOR, 33I Pa. avenne,
HEMER'S VALRY;
Its History, Management and Uses in War, with
Illustrations. Price, IS.
The Invasiens of the Crimea, by Kinslake. Vol.
]. sI.50.
Campaig gns of 1869 snd 1863 A-lw
MATTING-hATTINGI
Il RAVE On hand $50 pieces Plain, Checksred snd
4Owqua; also, Floor, Table and Step Oil Cloth. A
nne assortment of Crock cry and Glass W are, TO-
sether with variety of Cabinet Furniture both
new and second hand, which viii be sold hesps
than the cheapest Call soon at 42s 7ths treet be.
tween g and II east side.
g. I'm G. BOChL1.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

DISEASES OF TIE NsRyous. SEMINAL, UaINARY
AND eIxuAL kYsfEMs.-NeW and reliable treat
ment-ip Reports Of the Roscard Asseciation-seit
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
pr. J: ekulin Houghton, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-2m
Evening star., 1863-05-02

sAYLEs ]. BOWEN, Postmaster.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

SPFRMAfoRlHGA oAM BE OURBp.-Dr. Rand's
Specific cures Sperssatorrhea. Ssr,isal Weakness,
b. IL effects are. FuIy magical. 4 trial Of the
Specific, Tili convince the most s6sRticl Of It's
ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. IL 6-ly
Evening star., 1863-05-02

WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. 6odfreys
Antidote, An English Specific of sixty.fve years
standing, will cure Goxo,Yhoa in sag days. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
BYE o. Ford, cerner llth street and Pa. avenue
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandris. jss-ly
Evening star., 1863-05-02

: HTHr oHsAPEsf AHs BHs1 Ham HY1 IN ms W0ILp.-
eNerss Fades oy Washes 0As.-Uphani's Haif Dye, 8
o. Ford tSprssr 1lth street And Pa avenue, Wash
inEton and Henry Cook Alexandfia. SIT fa6rly.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

8 IN DuY6A9ss sugs1.costsd PAShale RssuiSxtns
Pia ~ tAe Very esa Ss rs1. tAAt aper9t 1sedilv
and tei1Hls. and being sx&dy cfekfe no Aau.
so suno1 he most aslieass stomsch. AEtxielfof
tes.s finexin .roys tnsir svg ~ othdS,
E1sst And Pa, ayenns, WaahinSton, aad nenry
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Evening star., 1863-05-02
INSTRUCTIVE,
ENTERTAINING

And especially worthy the patronage of all heads
of families and those having charge of children :
HAdmisson Is cents Reserved Seats, 80 cents.
Children with parents, IS cents.
~ Seats may be secured between 10 O'Clock o. m
and o clock IN. S-5r
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-25
Union and Republican Nominations in
Massachusetts.

The Union and Republican State Conven-
ton in Massachusetts, was held Yesterday at
Worcester. 1t was largely attended, Upwards
OF sixteen hundred delegates being present,
and was most enthusiastic affair.
Hon. John A. Andrew was unanimously
and enthusiastically nominated for reelection
as Governor, and all of the present State oiii-
GERS were in like manner re-nominated.
1t is hardly safe to estimate the majority
which this ticket will receive. The old Bay
State will give it thousands upon thousands,
and will show by her voice at the polls in No
vember, that she cordially supports the Ma
tional Administration in all its measures to
put down the rebellion.
Maine has set the mother State an example
to follow, which she will not be slow in doing.