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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-17
cOMNtSiCArFr.l
PEisnsnnry Consumption IA Durable
Disease
4 CART.

10 CuSsCNFTIvrS.
The undersigned having been restored to health
ina few weeks, by very simple remedy, after hay.
ing suffered several years with severe lung afec.
tlon and that dread disease, Consumptiun-is anxi.
Gus to make known ;o his fellow sufferers tho means
of cure.
To all ~ho desire il. he will ssbd copy ar the pr.
scrlption used free of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find II sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Dronch.
tbs, Coughs, Colds, &C. The only ohjec, of the ad-
vertiscr in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he conceiyes
to be invaluable aud he hopes every sufferer vii!
try his remedy as it vii! cost The nothing and niay
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-17
Oct. 10, l663.-iln

All persons who sell Herrick Aliens Gold Medal
Saeratus authorized TO give their customers the
privilege OF using one halt the paper, and if no per-
fecty satisfactory 10 return the balance and get the
amount passed for the whole 1t is the best In the
world. ltis great deal better than soda 10 use
with cream tartar. Try it. Most of the Grocers
and Druggists keen it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

THE EAST BALTIMORE CoSyEgESCE OF THE
~. Z. CBu I.CH cCEt:r urs ats SESSIONS in fork,
Pa: On zbe SECOND Gas (Narch :, J rha chlrac-
ters Of Franklin Dyson, Noah Schio---r, vii
liam Monroe, George Hildt, David Wolf, John
RCwen. r. NJ. Wills, J. w. Guiinm, Thomas
Taney hill, john T. SALISBURY, James Gamble,
W H. Pitcher, Ras'ert Beers, William Hank,
Nathan Siiaffr, Gi1aon II. Day, A. A. Esk-
ridge, Wesley Hove. W. W. Brim, were passed,
and thI - IelatnIn con- inprd s~
The fcllowiEG bitter from the President Of
tie UEreG Stats read and ordered 70 be
spread on the journal: =,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, " AsHISGTOS, March
l., lSt2.-Rcu. J. 4. Gore, 4. I. Reese, u. D., u.
Il. Chenotreth-G Gen: lemrn: Allow me 10 ten DIR
TO you, and through you 10 the East Baltimore
Conference OF the NJ. thOdist Episcopal Church
my grateful tha'.ks for the preaT0bla and reso-
ldiofs Of that body, copies of " hich you did
me- The honor TO present yesterday. These kind
" ords OF approval, coming from numerous 4
body of fnt.llige Chris, ian people, and so free
from all suspicion OF sinister motives are indeed
encouraging TO me. BY the help of an ALI wise
Providence, 1 shall endeavor IL DO my duty
ard shall expect the continuance of your
prayers, for 4 right solution Of our national
dlfhcplirs, and the restoration of our country
70 peace and prosperity.
Your Obliged and humble servant,
A. LINCOLN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
ARRIVALS FROM DIXIE.


Henry Becker and VIM. Hawson, German
subjects; H. Brown and Isaac Lowenstein,
Prussian subjects; John Regain. of Groveton,
Ga, and Mrs. G.. E. Birdsell, OF Macon, Ga,
came into our lines on our 'front.' and were yes
terday sent here by Col TAFT, Provost Marshal
General of the defences south Of the Potomac.
All but the last-named were sent to the Old
Capitol Mrs. Birdsell was paroled, TO 60 to
her friends at the North. Col. TAFT also sent
up AZ the same time-for coming in the same
way from Richmond-M. Oprenheimer, OF
Camden, : C., and Henry Lippman, from For
syih, Ga, who took the oath of allegiance TO
the United States before reac hing here. While
here about $500 southern money was found
on Lippman's person, and most OF il was re-
tainsd by the authorities, leaving enough IN
his hands TO get him 20 his alleged home in
New York city. This precaution was neces-
sary TO prevent him from playing smuggier
IL he satisfies Provost Marshal General Draper
that he came with honost purposes iuto our
lines, Of course ali has money will be returned
to HIM promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

sTA company, With a CAPITAL of S5.GDO.UCO
has been organized In Paris for the cultivation
OF cotton in Algeria.
81 SHOW are you Greenbacks :" Is the name
OF new song now sung by Mrs .Ioha W God at
Laura keene's Theater in New York
- Firth, the English artist, is To receive ten
thousand guineas tor painting an elaborate
picture OF the marriage of the Prince of Wales
~Five families of white refu gees from Ten -
neSsee, comprising some twenty fright mem
bers, arrived In Cincinnati last week
HCoun,frieiteTs flooded New York CITY
with spurious notes OF the Taunton, Mas J
Bank, Iast week.
H-Thomas Arthur. a book keeper i'm NV
York, has been arrcst-d for embezzllng over
S2,1O from bis employer.
6It was reported that the Pope has refused
4 Cardinals hat to the new Archbishop of
Paris, although the Empress asked the favor
80 A division has occurred among the Bos-
tor Temperance Societi-s, on account of one
OF them allowing negroes to become members
- II is stated now that the President will
Immediately call out six hundred thousand
men under the CONSUMPTION act.
- New York jury have granted Mrs
Anderson g $50 tor injuries sustained by falling
into coal hole not properly secured.
80 Four hundred and sixty persons dad in
New York during The past week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

HALIFAX, March 6.-The steamer Arabia,
with Liverpool adyices 70 the 22d uit, has
arriytd. g -'E-s
Her political news contains nothing exciting.
The Polish question is the leading theme. Itis
reported that France has sent a dispatch TO
Berlin expressing srest dissatisfactfon with
the intervention of Prussia.
In . recent debate I'm the british House OF
Lords, Earl Ruesei denounced the course OF
Russia II is rumored that NJ. Fould has ten
Grred his r signa tion to the French Miaistry.
Tie finance Bourse has declined one hall
The Austrslasian arrived ont on the 2ist.
Erradstuffs on Friday, previous 70 depar-
and -four unchanged: Corn from 3asd. lower.
Provisions dril, tending down ward. Consols
s'lling from 92Aae2k. a.. "a
.saa --LATEST. ,
LrvFRPOoE, Feb. 23-PoIitics unimportAnt
Cotton closed dull on Saturday, but fie rata
The Austrslssian's news was not received
until after hnsiness hours. Breadstuffs very
dull. but unchanged and steady. Provisions
very dull. Consols selling at S2,. ao26.
VERY LATEST.
PARIs.-The Constitutional SAYS: The inter-
vention of Prussia in thu Polish affair has rem
Gerrd il n European question, and hopes that
the test Of convention will dissipate appre-
tensions.
BERLIN, Feb. 21.-The proposition Of the
Liberals for Prussian neutrality in Poland
was agreed TO by the Chamber Of Deputies
almost unanimously. No members nor royal
commissioner Were present, nor did the Gov
eminent send il any Communication.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-After Official hours
Yesterday, cotton grew excited, and closed
from 1a2d. higher for American securities, with
large sales. The Australasia's news caused
The Senaea, from Baltimore, had arrived at
Table Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

~Orders issued to the army of the Poto-
mac, show that eff cient and decided means
are adopted to bring the troops up TO 4 proper
condition of discipline and efficiency. Ger
IAN regiments and batteries having proved on
inspection not 10 come up TO a proper stand
ard, no further leaves of absence or burroughs
are to be granted to these commands, and all
their officers absent are to be recalled and
Their leaves revoked. Other regiments and
batteries having earned high commend alton
from the inspection officers, their corps COM
manders are authorized 10 Increase The mum
Der OF Burroughs and leaves of absence grant
ed Ohcers and enlisted men overstaying
their leaves OF absence are to BE- court mar
tailed. "Citzens, non resident, will not b.
allowed to remain within the lines or CAMPS OF
TINS army without permit from the Provost
Marshal General All suffers will conf1ne
their traffic TO the regimen TO which they are
appointed and belong
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,


The IateUi9cncer noticing the. fall in gold,
thinks il is to De attributed partly TO the IA ct
that ''since the Adjournment of Cen srrss the
financial situation is no longer placed at the
hazard of uncertain measures OF legislation,
and the equilibrium, so far as it was disturbed
by speculative operations, tends to re-adjust
itself on the basis Of facts as they a e, rather
than as they might be-"
The Chronicle treating upon Negroes as
Soldiers" DOES not believe they will be as
efficient Is white men. To, render them 'sef-
fcient and reliable in the field, great care must
be taken in the selection of their officers, and
in their drill and discipline"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
LATE FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
WAR DECLARED BY PRESIDENT CABRERA
AGAINST SAN SALVADOR

NEW YORK, March 6.-Adrices by the
steamer Northern Ligh:. state that President
Carrera, OF Masemala, had invaded Salvador,
with which county war was declared. He
has about six thousand men. The Salvadorians
under President Barrions have about the sa me
number, and a conflict is expected in a few
days AT CoqutepeQue, a position fortified by
French officers, and made almost impregnable
by art and nature.
The British minister was using every exer-
ton TO stop the war. A report SAYS that Car
rera had intercepted his message to the United
States Minister AZ Salvador. ...
The coffee crop of Costa RIGA will not exceed
ninety-fye thousand quiRtals this season. A
large portion of ii goes TO California.
South American mails came the Northern
Light, but there is no news of importance
The L. ). steamer Narragansett and sioop.
ot-war 81. Mary's are at Panama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

THE Secretary of War has ordered Col
Beigerr Quartz rmaster of the Baltimore DE-.
partment, to report to Carlisle Barracks, to
await trial before court-martial on the
charges brought against by the Senate Inves-
ugatng Committee. 1t is alse understood that
suspension Of all payments for vessels char
tered by Messrs. Hall, Coblens and Pickerell
In that department has been ordered. Lieut.,
Coi- James l.. Donaldson, of the @ uartermas-
ter's Department, has been assigned to the post
OF Quartermaster at Baltimore. Col. Donald
son is MarylaAder. He is now on duty at
Pittsburg. and will probably not assume his
new post for some days
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OFFICIAL.
ulApoU ARr11s PRnvos7 x.RsHAL,s or.
H plCk.

= WAsHixGfoH, D. q, March S, nss
SPECIAL OaDBas, HD-5.-ro s-rur - bio .saacs.
and Dseserye ths pse1<r.y OF the Go ,srnms<S Srou
less through the nssiisseee v:eiousasssef ear
less sne pnt.inetpls& soldiers u IL ordsreA thai
on AID after tie 9th inst, enlisted men N tk6
United STATES Army are prohibited wearing sS94
arms Of any kind. within the irnits Of fkis ely,
outside Of th,: camps exec 3ting apen dutS .eaui.
Ing the Use Of such srrs. Al patrols of she- Pro
ycst Guard directed IT, arr-st and bring to these
Bes19usrt.rs ~ coDfne in the Central Guard
House, a. the circumstances of the case m AZ r.
Gr:.e I'll sclciers 70 fnnni with arms apaa their
rers,ns. hen they are released, thei, Asras III
he Retained. snd delivered up only on r-ahi-it;ou
OF the "if:csra oNmsn6iBs the regiment, battery
or detachment Of which the soldier may be q mann
Der. proper rscord siii hs kept By the osic,rs
comm anding at guard stations of all arms thus re-
tanned, the pa rt es from whom seized, and 20 whom
and y hen returned -r ...r" ...s -
This order will not be construed as ints-fsrins
with men actually in transitu to their regiments
from detached service hospitals, ctr. -..-.
BY order: HENRY b. TODD
Capt. and Provost Marshal.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieut. and AdJt. NH S.Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

NoNISATED.-Ina addition to the nominations
not disposed Of by the Senate up to the end Of
the late regular session, which the President
has doubtless Sc nj back TO the Senate to-day,
ne sent about hundred others, many of them
for important positions. Among them we be =.
heve 70 be those of the Hons. Messrs. Gurley
OF Ohio, and Goodwin of Maine, to be the
Governor and Chief Justice, and OF MI Rich'd
Z. Mccormick of New York, to be the Terri
torial Secretary of the Territory of Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM MUKrREESBORO..

Probable Evacuation Of Week sbars-Teyri.
Die Sicknr>> in tho r -b-I Army
MCErEEHsHcEo, Feb. .s.-Nsws recefYed
here indicate that FIsksburS Is to i,e vacuated
ny :he Rebels. Everything except thssup-
r''-- t'r TIE arniy i, bring reuicr pd. Tbs ,rmy
Ia l. ~ reno. 81 cas-; 81 BLACK river. Sick
rcss e hear :.-Uy -inie, 2Ed she desartioas
:Is great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

DA meeting Of unconditional loyaEsts"
Is to be held in New York city tonight and
Lieutenant General Scott has consented to
preside, and Joseph Holt, John Van Buren,,
James t. Brady, and other distin guished gen.
tlem'n will speak In support OF the most Wig
oTous prosecution of the war, and of every
just and necessary measure that may be re-
quired to bring 1t to a triumphant close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

THE GOLD EXCITEABSr IN NEW York
The n. Y. Express says that the sidewalks in
front Of some OF the brokers' offices, in Wall
street, was SO blocked up, at one time yesterday
afternoon, with people anxious to sell gold
that police interference was necessary, In order
to permit pedestrians to move on
The Herald says that the acutest fnanciers
IN Wall street, would not be surprised if gold
fell to ls5 under the operation of the law taxing
gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

A BRITISH FLEET In HAMPTON RoADs-A
British feet is gradually gathering in Hampton
roads. The Yesuvius and Petrol have been in
the harbor the past week, and on Monday the
English sloop Of war Desperate arrived from
Charleston, and. 1t is said, will probably re-
III ain for some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

The New York Herald says that the clique
of spectators known by the name Of the
Washington party" (of whom we spoke
yesterday and who have been SO terribly
done for by the fall in gold, held some two
millions Of dollars. These and others in the
same predicament strove hard, but ineffectu.
ally. TO stem the downward tide There was
no resisting the effects Of the legislation of
Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

~ The statement thai General Forests dead
IL incorrect. He was wounded in a recent
fight, and compelled to turn over his command
10 subordinate; but he is now nearly rscov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
FRIDaY. March Is

SEEATE-mr. Anthony introd iced a resoIu-
ton TO print ten thousand Of the Patent Once
AGRICULTURAL Report, and four thousand copies
Of the acts and Joint resolutions passed AZ the
late session. Referred.
Mr.. Bayard was next sworn in as a Senator
from the 4th March inst, for SIX years
Mr.. Sumner called up his pending resolution
requiring Senators, &c, to take the additional
nath OF arrogance as prescribed by the act Of
July ., 1862.
Mr.. Salisbury moved its postponement,
which motion was debated by Mr.. Sumner
against and Mr.. salisbury in favor of the
postponement, and Mr.. Davis against the res
olutlon, until they went into executive session.
Note.-The following is a list of the standing
committees Of the Senate for the called session,
as appointed by the presiding officer to-day:
Foreign Relations-Messrs. Sumner, fchair.
man, Foster, Deolittls, Davis, Johnson, Bay.
ard and Harris.
Finance-Messrs. Fessenden, (chairman.)
and Hicks.
Commerce-Messrs. Chandler, chairman,
morrill,, Wilson of Mass, Ten Eyck, SALISBURY
Military Affairs and the Militia-Messrs.
Wilson OF Mass lchairman,) Lane of Ind
Howard, Nesmith, Morgan, Sprague and Bow.
den.
Naval Afairs-Messrs Hale. chairman
Grimes, Sherman, MoDougall, Johnson, RAM
sey and Sprague.
Judiciary-Messrs. Trumbull, chairman
and Powell.
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs Cola
mer, tchalrmau,) Dixon, TrumbuIl, johnson
Ramsry Bowden and Buckalew.
Public Lands-Messrs. Harlan, (chairman,l
Cisrk, Pomeroy, Carliie, Harding, Ramsey and
Hendricks.
Private Land Clams-Messrs Harris, fchair-
man, Sumner, Morrill,, Howard and Bayard.
Indian Afairs-Messrs. Doolittle, (chair.
man, Wilkinson, Lane OF Kansas, Harlan,
Nesmith, Davis and Wilson OF Mo.
PPnsions-Messrs. Foster, (chairman,) Lane
of Ind, Howe, Pomeroy. salisbury, Buckalew
and Bowden.
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. Wilkinson,
(chalrman,l Chandler, Lane OF Kansas, Ne
smith and Wright.
Claims-Messrs. CLARK, (chairman,) Howe,
Pomeroy, Anthony, Hicks, Harding and Hen
dricks.s
District OF Cslumbia--Messrs Grimes, fchair.
man, Dixon, Morrill,, Wade, Anthony, Rich.
ardson and Wright.
Patents and the Patent OH -Messrs. Cowan
[chairman,) Sumner, Harris, salisbury and
Garlic.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Nressrs. Foot,
Chairman, Anthony, Chandler, salisbury and
Wilson OF Mo.
On Territories-'dessrs. Wade, (chairman,l
Wilkinson, Hale, Lane OF Kansas, Carlile, Viii.
son of Missouri and Richardson.
To Audit and CSntrol the Contingent Ex-
man, Clark, and Harding
Expressed Bills-Messrs Lane of Indiana
(chairman,) Sumner, and Harding
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Printing-Messrs. Anthony, (chairman,)
Harlan. and Powell.
On Enrolled Bills-Messrs Howe, (chair-
man, Cowan, and Salisbury
On the Library-Mesers Collamer, (chair-
man, and Fessendep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
ARRIVAL OF CALIFOR STEAMER
AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The steamer North
ern Light has arrived from Aspinwrll. She
brings two millions two hundred and eighty
thousand dollars in treasure, including one
million TO U. s. Sub-Treasurer Cisco. She
was conveyed by the gun boat Con necticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

- The following advertisement is from the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, of Feb 10:
'Wanted-Two boys who can Milk, six good
tidy girls; best places. 246 Spruce"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, March 6.-11S a. NJ First
Boa,d-U. s. Coupon SIS, 1891, sol aloi \; 1910
Treasury Notes, IO4Xai05; Certificates, sxa
sh; Demand Notes, 152H; Gold, $50 al5ox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
SALE OF STEAM Ferry BOAT CDoppR,s
pn!k -N'

fJVirtue OF decree of the Circuit Court far
BhifIm' re city, the underEi.aef 0~S
.rus'rss, will sell at pubiic auction 6. ~.
on SAT- hDAf the 9th ~ ut March 1<7<-fxS1zx!s
ne1l 81 CLOCK D. NJ. the = lam FERRY Bu,r
Co'Ptk POINT At the place where she no.
L., a. The loot oil Bend stree al Cxrr's wharf
Baltimore. ""@'' =
The Maid stcalnbcnt IT. 70 feet in ler 9Th IL feat
u. lam ana ~ feet width, including guards She q
OF - tons Custom kcnse fnPasur,mrnt bax., 90
or . 1ch cylinder with foot stroke Her dr,n. t
OF wster is feet bsh and 81 feet laden and ia ca
pablo OF carry cattle and yehic "a of ali
lions, and is Iva good condition.
he terms Of ssle are SS5o In cash on the d.v ~
Pale and the remainder of the purch x.e monay IN
two equal instalments OF three and elk months
crecit pay meEts - bear interest from tn. ,v n
spp-ovet b. IN" trustees. Persons dasirip< 10 pnr
Chase vii be sho~n the sSid steamboat nv ths
rs'ehnAE or to@r' ~ any tiune before tss sale
" .. WATERS,
III "a. 4. SNtEiTEG " IlpstSet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

- The prize steamer Bermuda as been CON
demned by the United States District Cour,
for The Eastern District Of Pennsylyania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

TURNED OvER--The schoonsrs TheTd =
worrell and Kate, which have been
the military authorities for ytoiatinG M 49, -
The u. 4 Deputy Normal Of this Distriss ~.
the csss viii b sdjNdiosssd ~ ths ss'A
Ihorttiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
GRAND sp AIRING EXHIBITION.

GRAND sP AIRING EXHIBITION.
J. G. ORRM,
The Champion Of Colorado Territory,
viii give Grand Sparring Exhibition on NEXT
BEUAf Ek EAIN1 the 18th instant, ct the CRY
ASSEMBLY Rooms, No. $50 Twelfth street, corner
OF Ohio avenue, ISIS ~ y
be viii be assisted by the celebrated JOE 90
BIZ RN of New Yors aud all the amateurs Of This
city.
}. G. OREM y III exhibit the Champion Belt WOO
by him in Colorado Territory. 1t ia Of solid gold
aid silver. and worth eeS
Doors pen At D M &c mmence ats
Price of admission, 81. .Hif -..- mar I-sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
ANOTHER NEW MONITOR ANDAGUS-
BOAT LEAVING NEW YORK

NEW YORK, NJ arch 6.-The iron-clad Moni.
tor keokuk and the gunboat Z. b. Hale sailed
frsm port this forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06
EDITION.
THEE o'9KooK p. N.
rELEGRAPHIC
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

AMONG EUROPEAN NATIONS
WITH REGARD TO THE POLISH AFFAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

IN CARD
Il He Travelling community and military IN en- will
End hostess ana il aids rare kind at the HX-
CHANGE HOTEL. on G street, betw. en- a, and
9th streets ready at all times TO those call
ing ano my experience OF safety having deposited
have been speculstec in, but which without ch arge
has bee restored. The Table and Bed Room de-
partment. are equal to + largest hotels in this
city, while the charges are but o ne half: and I
recommend all men to stop at said hotel
BENJAMIN JONES
IT. of SchuylkilI county Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

The Pre- .lssss D~eHses-ss Csw~.
.E-r Seussne@ ns
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~ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.- Coiurnbis Com.
w mandery, No. 2, Of knigh Templsr, will
meet at the Asylum corner of Ninth AMI ID sta
THIS FRIDAY b. ENING ,at7 'ciock The IN sm l..
bers are all expected "a be present ana all other
Sir Knights Ia good standing cordially invited TO
attend. I he orders wili b. conferred by order:
IT. JNO THOMSON Recorder.
Ms HoCSE PAlNrE s., ATTENTION A
uS meeting of the Journey men House Painters
OF the District will be held at Temperance Rail- Y
81 between 9th and ir'h on SATURDAY EVEN
ING at ~ clock, to lake into consiG Grafton IN.
Gf wages
by oroer OF the COMMITTEE NH II
NEW Ringing CLASS-Prefassor ALEX
w MULOwSRI is form ny new SINGING Glass
by DIS New and ST. plifed NethOt, and whics: W i'll
be the last before his departure To heyio IL 1T
Gas. Immediately are wanted only few gsod L.
dies voices. Those ladies " hu would like TO join
that fine class nd liberal terms can apply IL
nedatsly al the Professor residence and try their
ice-. Professor lesi- euc- IL No 451 Tenth
street, between and Hour of reception only
btt"eeh zanh q CLOCK n. m daily. marc lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

rh.Er.e.si.. t.t-. rI.e.Is ,a. s.,Jy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

THRCOURsB or RUSSIA DENOUNCED BY
ENGLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-06

TIE EXECUTION ~ YoRp vop
MURDKR OF -oEOReK Ana ~ 'Hs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-20
ca ttsH friGtsusat
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Nlt lstdte
Snfauteries1Affia.

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