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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, October 7.--F5re,ga--The
pirate Georgi ia put into SimOns Bay for
coal on August 10th. She had captured
the Valparaiso, to Antwerp, her fifteenth
prize.
The pirate Conrad, now called Tusca-
loosa, captured the ship Santee.
disqualification advanced quarter of
penny. Civil war in Honduras con-
tinues.
Advices from Port au Platte TO the
Goth says the Spanish troops are being
removed to San Domingo as the base of
operations.
NEW YORK, Oct. Cotton 80. Gold
46 5-S. Government stocks very firm.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Two thousand of
Marmaduke's rebels, under Col. Shelby,
entered SOuth-w west Missouri for the pur-
pose Of raiding. The Federal troops
are concentrating upon them from several
points.
NEW YoRK, Oct. An extensive bread
riot was recently prevented in Richmond
by the prompt action of the State guard,
and promised relief by the rebel author
tiles
A Newbern letter Of the Goth Gays, a
Federal detachment destroyed the rebel
salt works at Nogs Head
A Paris letter to the N. Y. World say s,
the Florida on sailing will salute the
French flag, which will be officially re-
sponded to.
Three Federal vessels of war are out
side, and an engagement imminent,
New YoBK, Oct THE steamer Per-
siA from Liverpool arrived on the Goth.
Lyons Rhine overhowed It's banks
seven feet along the line of Lyons rail-
road, submerging the adjacent country.
The pirates, Alabama, Georgia pnd
Conrad, visited the Cape of Good Hope
ports, capturing and boarding several
vessels.
The Vanderbilt left Helena August
goth, in pursuit.
The Alabama had captured Sc prizes.
The Polish question is unchanged.
CHICAGO, Oct. THE Evening Jour-
nal is advised that Franklin's corps has
been repulsed in an attack on BressheaI
city--suosequently 0rd's corps attacked
and comp | tely defeated the rebels.
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There has already BEEN received IS.
Communication under the enrolment act
$5,500O00 which sum and all moneys
hereafter reslized from this source are to
be expended in bountes for enlis,ments
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consolidation OF 'VVO Army Corps
The following is the general order in
the case of Gems. McCook and Critten-
den and their corps:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington, Sept. %, 1867
First The President of the United
States directs that the Twentieth and
Twenty first Army Corps be consolida-
ted aud called the Fourth Army Corps,
and that Major Gen. Gordon Granger
be the commander of this consolidated
corps.
Second, 1t is also directed that a Court
of Inquiry be convened, The detail TO be
hereafter made, TO inquire and report
upon the conduct of Major Generals Nc
Cook and Crittenden in the battles Of
the 10Th and goth instant. These off
Gers are relieved from duty in the De-
psrtment of the Cumbelllnd, and will
repair to Indianapolis, Indiana, report
ing their arrival by letter to the Aoju-
tant General of the Army.
By order of the Secretary of War:
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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We are still without news from the
front, The tearing up Of the railroad
track, and cutting of the wires, have left
US sadly in the dark respecting the state
Of affairs around Chattanooga and Bridge
port. 1t was expected yesterday that
travel would be resumed to-day, and the
wires may also bring as news in time for
our telegraphic columns this morning,
T Union ratification meeting at the
Cooper Institute, in the city of New
York, ON Wednesday evening, appears to
have surpassed the most sanguine expec-
tations Of its promoters The immense
hall overlooked, and three large meetings
were held in the open Dir. The speakers
were Vice President Hamlin, General
Oochrane, Senator Wsshburne, Judge
Townsend, and Rear Admiral Farragut.
The assemblage was enthusiastically
loyal
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ASSISTANT QUABTERMAsTERs OFFICE,

ASSISTANT QUABTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
Nashville Tenn, sept IA, 1858
Parties holding Purchase and Service Vouchers,
issued by Quartcrmastors, on duty at this Depot
requested forward to this Office, previou- TO Sep
tepber 25th statements of the accounts, showing
by whom given on what account, date and amount.
Accounts thus filed will have precedence In pay.
mont s. PERKINS, JR.,
Ca in and A, Q. n,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign, Sparkling and stu Catawba, Ginger and
black be rry Wines Nathans celebrated Union Biiters,
Catagba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (ready made) Rye
and Bourbon Whiskey, Ale and lager Beer, at
A. LOUIS n Co,
80 North Market Street.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

RoRRERY.-Last Saturday night, Francis
Myers, of company l., iSt regular cavalry, en-
gagged hack al Wizards Hotel TO carry him
10 his camp on Capitol Hin. The hackman
drove over into the Seventh Ward, stopping at
Il house, and as ked if this was the place where
lie wanted 10 stop. immediately three or four
up, dragged him out of the hack, and
robbed him Of SLOT in Treasury notes and
postal currency.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DIED,
On the Sd inst, at half past I2 a m !, in the 35th
year Of her age. MARY A, wife of John A. Gould
ESQ.
Our dearest mother is sleeping,
We know. in Heaven above;
But our home is filled with weeping
For the one we fonr ly love.
On the 4th ins j.. CHARLES EDWARD, second
son of John W and Ssr ah e. peahes, q ged years
and 3 months.
One bird has flown, one flower Is dead
One leaf has left our tree.
One Heaven sent blessing has gone back
To vast ct ernity.
Pain never more will shade his brow
Nor tears his sweet black eyes,
Nor grief the pure and loving lips
Whose musical replies
Our Psthsr, who in tender love-
Has .sken from care
One whom our weak h carts loved so much
Regard our fearful prasFr
Balto. Sun p5UGSe cepy.i
On Saturday, 4th instant, at o'clock A. m Mrs
CATHARINE M. WEAVER, In the 59th year of
her age.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

A CHANCE TO TNyEST--The subscriber has
"A 8 number of Houses for sale, ranging in value
from SSgp to S6lp Offering good chance to in
vest. mar 7-lm'l VIM I. DRURY.
EURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Fcr rent, At
4 $50 18th street, east side, between G and H
streets neatly furnished and vary oomfortsbi bis
BED RQpMa and SITTING ROOMS and PAR
LORs. The neigh borhoed is one of most desirable
in the city Every attention paid to those occupy
Ing them. No children in the house ja3-tf
Evening star., 1863-04-06

W s1V
l.. HEiLBRUN CO.,
500 SEVENTH STREET
UHdtr Odd Fellops' Hall,
have just opened the and best
Morocco BALMOkALS, CATERS BOOTS and
BOOTS, GaiTERs, TIES and fUMPs@whichs ~ ~ aswfI viii
be sold at astonishing low prices.
Call and see. No charge TOR showing goods
l.. HkILBRUN Il CO..
ap p3-lmf 500 Seventh ST., betw D and f.
1nO OLD RYE WHISKEY
lUU BARRELS of John Gibson & Sons Single X
Old RYE WHIsKEY, years old.
For sale low by
mo. So Louisiana av bet. 9Th and 7th sts.,
sp7-eoSsif opposite the Bank of Washington.
l. Berry. &c.
The subscriber offers for sale. at his Nurseries
Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 20
. Am2ng the Fl Fruit II Trees are 5000 unusaally-A
Also, DECIDUoUS and EVERGREEN TREES
of all sizes suitable Tor planting streets and lawns
Fruits, consisting of upwards Of
$500 nURRANT BUSHES,
los@ Lawton BLACKBERRY.o
4GtS Concord GRApE VINES, 80
10000 Wilson's Albany STRAWBERRY.
Circulars of small fruits with names and prices
can be had on application through the Post Office.
The cars OF the Passenger Railway Com psny run
sp a-eo,w JOSHUA PEIROE.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
MARRIED,

On the 9Th ult., by the Rev. Father Egan, WILL
LIAM w. ASHDOWN to Miss MAGGIE REILLY
both of this city. Bait Sun please copy.l
On the 18th of March, by Rev. w. NJ Brown,
HERCU LES G G. CARROLL, Sergeant Major If
PORTS, of this city. lBalto papers copy.l
On the Sd inst, BY the Rev. ". NJ. D. Ryan w
H. HAMILTON, Ieut i4th re .i:nent Vermont
Volunteer Militia, to Miss HARRIET KEACH. Of
this city.
On the 2d inst, by the Rev Mr. Lennon JAS
r. BREMEN to Miss MARY ANN RARlCKMAN
Bait. and N. Y. papers copy.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n~NOTICE LICENSES All licenses due
US the Corporation OF Geor setown on the lst
OF April next, must he paid within ten days from
that date otherwise they will be strictly enforced
mar "a 3tawtd VIM LAIRD, Clerk
r. SECURE THIS BARGAIN!
, Bells. CIDER will be sold very cheap, to
close consignment by
JNO. W. LUMsDON,
Forwarding and Gen l Commission Msrch't,
ap2 81 and 1O3 Water St, Georgetown.
2I- BBLs BALDWIN
ao bales TIMOTHY HAY,
u bhls. CIDER,
Daily expected per Schooner L. 4. French. For
sale on or before arrival 5yo ~ ,.no
81 and 1O3 Water st GEORGETOWN
n. B-Schooner Hortensa, cargo Apples, Pota-
toes and day. shortly expected. ap 2-5t
Ok TONS HAY
20 81 feet LUMBER, boards
$50 bbls. POTATOES,
l,a1 bus. POTATOES, MERGERS and jackson
Whites, in bulk,
2e bbls APPLES
So firkins APPLE SAUCE,
Now landing from schooner May Ella, and will
be sold low by J. G. WATERS,
apllw 100 Water street Georgetown
IL JNO W LUMSbON,
L ORWARBING AND DGENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 AND 1913 WATER STREET,
Ge0ygetorH. d. C.,
Attends to the sale of Produce Flour Grain. and
Merchandise M generally Procures Freight, Char
Business transsote always with promptness and
dispatch. mar Aft
L so BARRELS TAR.
80 BARRELS RO51N.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED no Sc FOR RENT, containing
shsnSsss p sPp2T 70 sHHG0Rk RkkREf5s s1' e,5n.r ~
OF sevepth and ats arc
II large well farni he'd and Pleasantly .osa I'd
house with sil the m odern imp ovenents, stu d
side of lst st. east. between cen and SITS. p6.iw :.
TOR RENT-Neasly and comfortably fur aishsd
L ROOMS for ran; with Board on Eigh tn street,
0Hice. ap64t"
lroR RENT-A small FURNISHED HOUSE; To-
CURED. Apply at Star Office. ap 4.st'
HOUSE FOR RENT AND STOCK AND FIX
n TSKES OF Bakery for sale. Apply at Box
ne. :. oIar ofnce, apps
+ NITT RE Fox sALE.-Phe % house is Tp pleasant
y situated on 18th street; contains IL rooms rent
ssaa per annum num- For terms apply at No. 81 Pa.
avenue. near 22d ST. ap45t*
A DESIRABLE LOT TO LEASE 2a FEET
Of sth and ( streets, by the Northern Liberty
Market; For terms apply on the premises.
A FINE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT In Isl
"A PROVED PROPEKTY.-Two Brick Hous IS
No; 5oa and = 3o1 Sd stree west between MARYLAND
Tobsceo on Ssss to
519 9th street, near Pa. avenue ap4-lw'
GUNNER RREsIDENeE.-persons wishing Board
~ on Washington Nights will fnd rooms by q p
plying at the Intersection Of 2ls and boundary .ts
ap3-lw. l. d. CRaNDLE
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The under
signed viii sell mis- + arm, situated in the Dis
the oea.sa sse on t
side of the Eastern Branch of the Potomac has
water communication and is peculiarly ada ptnd for
amsrket garden. The SOIL is a rich leam and bot
tom land, and very productive Upon the farm
there ls great variety Of fruit-ehoce apples:
peaches and cherries, and a splendid vineyard Of
The House is in very good repair also, the Sta
Bile and Barn U pom the far m there are several
an extensive front on the Badenshurg road and
could be divided into three small farms OF So acres
each, and having proportiunate share of fruit for
farmers pitslists, it new rents for six per
cent. on the investment and to a practical farmer
would pay several times that amount.
Terms easy; and for more particu lar Information
address or call upon me. DAVID COLE,
mar 24-eoiEH Washington D. c.
EOR RENT-A frst-class FURNISHED DWELL
L ING in Georgetown. being the residence of the
late David English, No; 30 First street.
This is q commodnus house with large drawing
roem parlors, and dining room, convenient pantry,
kitchen, icehouse and wine cellars: supplied with
water and gas and all the modern appliances for
comfort.
There are spacious grounds attash he'd with orna-
mental sh hrubbery and fruit trees. fine cistern,
house is admirable adapted for entertaining It
will be rented pictely furnished and possession
given imnediate,y ne For terms apply IN the prem
1ses GT TO s. coA At No ~ Loaissns sysnge
COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-The subscriber
- oilers for sale his FARM with first ca,s i'm
proyenlents containing 81 acres of land. adjoining
Ienatlytown AM. and Tlthin "a miles OF Georgetown
miraby adapted tn market gardening or grass as
country seat it has superior. the view extend
ing from L z to e Q nile, nj IN every s direction
mar IH-lmt Washing ton.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DIyIDEND.-The directors of the Washington
>4nG Georgetown Street Railway Company,
have declared dividend Of Sl5D per share Of
$50.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

U NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
Df PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOL0WSEI
PIANIST, VOCALIST AnnC ,aPosBR
NEW AND SIMPLiFIEp METHOD FoE
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
Prof. Wolo Sski continues his Sin ging and Piano
GLASSES and ogaos ne~ course for Piano and Sing
Ing which viii be the last.
By Prof Wol0wski's method, 4 person haY-
Ing only ght knowledge Of M sic viii bs nabei
IN very short time to read music with great fac-
fty and sxecute operate ss well classical music
with rare perfection.
As to the vocal part, by his way Of uocaiisstiou
be arrives st most extraordinary res4lts fs sders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
Ice With fseility accuracy and 6se quality OF tone
between Is and T. mar Sin,
Evening star., 1863-04-06
s.-T.-l89o.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven ths
mind.
They prevent miasmatIc and Intermittent
fevers
They purify the breath and acidIty Of tbs
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhpa, Cholera and Cholera
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with tbs
pleasure Of beverage, without regard TO ago
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant.
Sold BY all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE 90, 2O2 Broad
way, New Yerk. sep as-eosm
Evening star., 1863-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. c. MCGUIRE d co, Auctioreers
BR1 VALUABLE Improved PROPERTY
on iTH sTRRBT AT PUBLIC SILR-Ou SATUR

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE a co. .Auctioreers
VERY yALUABLE Improved PROPERTY
on 1TE sTsEkT AT PunLIc s.LE.-on SATUR
premises, we shs sell Lots n" :, vsoC snS M 7i'
square No. 422, fronting together s. feet on eaci.
The whole viii be su bd vic ed nto IL building lots
OF abont 2, feet front and running back feet 70
INN edia,ely after we shalt sell parts of Lots No.
and Y in Square 4ls frontiI g. feet on 7th St,
feet tc sth This property will De su Jul .id I'd
into building lots on each th and sth SITS, With
front Q 20 La a depth OF Icn feet
Terms: One third cash; the remandar in aur
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust
apl-d lRep,i J C Mcguire 4 CO., Au,,s.
ngTHE ABOVE SALE IA POSTPONED N
CO sequence ef inclement =esther until faU Is
DAY AFTERNOON, April .. same hour aud piace.
ap6 tkcr.! &C .McGrIRss GO Aact..
ByJ c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
nEsIRABLE BUILDING Lur CORN sa OF
% MoNDAY N AkTEkNooN. FEN T Aprii 4rif naS.'G stG 1t
Q c.Ies on the premises, We shall sell very ae.
Third street west and etreet north, froating .
f.et inches street and running lls feet on
2,sMisqusre feet Of ground.
The iot alton OF This /, and the character of the
IL p.ovemenrs in the vicinity renders it desirable
site Ter frst class Residence.
Terms; Ote third cash; the remainder in nine
and eighteen months, with interest secured by
spsd : D'' 'n w. e &. ao;GsGtIRsa ;s CO.. Auets.
TAKEN Up EsrRAY BY THE MErROPoLI
TAN POLICE. On the 10th ut a small sorrei
HOkSE with tize face having on bl n :brds was
taken from the street, by the Metropomran Po'ice,
ana and Ti be sold for sash to the highest At
gSs,SGsly .nps,T prove ,SpsTsy sad pay the ss
spsny gro T. HERsIcR. cR psopsTt9 1opsif1ssHs eis:
ByJ. O. Mcguire & CO., Aucti,neers
HS1sF AsP For # RS55f9
as1s the b.
seq, one ofthe land recordsfor Washington COUNTY,
District of Columbia, and by virtue of decree Of
passed in cause No l,7s2, wherein James G. Nc.
GuiTe 4 Co, were com plainants snd Charles
sPpointed trustee in the place and stead of said
Malach. sha all sell part of Lot numbered eleven.
dred and sixteen, tsi6j Beginning for the said part
OF .id let on street north, at the dividin line
in said Square ana running thence east by and with
the line of said street fourteen tlil feet thence
course to the said dividing Ii ne bstwesn said Los
nun hsrsd II and II At distance of orty two t4a
with said dividing line ~ feet to said street and
place OF beginning, together with the improve.
ona h se twelve
months. vi; interest, secured by u deed of trust
1.-THE terms Of sale are not com piled with in five
days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to
q. tns n ma n ana ct the &
Star. WM. i. MATT1NGLY, Trustee
mar Q eodds J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auats
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account Of the weather, until FRIDAY AFTER
NV Ap' WI ssf n9 MafTiSsIY f1d sssfsY Trustee
mar 81 dts j. G. MCHUIkE / CO.. Aucts
rTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTII.
THURSDAY AFTEkN0ON. April 9th same hour
and place. WM +. MATTINGi.Y, Trustee
ap4d j. g. MCGTIRE& & Co AScts
Evening star., 1863-04-06

@ fHAhATHtcffA opT1cfASs' \ oo'' @
244 PEEssYLvAN1A AvssuR,
north side hetwsea nth and 18th sta
Sss Pa. aps,sse, xndsv tas Ndr,onai hots!.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Rni
ckRTrF krlsiTs:
GEh ERALS- McClel 4u, Hnoker Rose.
crsrs l,, ~, egrnrl:' .,l fremont Butler. &C
STATE MEN-Liuculn and Cahiret, VI j Is no.
II hEt >-Jtt liavIa, LPa jackson. &c
Iii LATktDA Maggie Mttchen ,L1nrs Resns.
T,ue Litenesse, of pistinguishaa P.r .oaages N
= crest "a tetT 'csr y ectf
tS6 PEgnAEGI GISas' tsG
Goli s.iampri. AID nedlnsa pr,cen '1oio P.cara,
with u 7ati-a st3ra Jf Glazed g4& :.l&aa PssrsI i.
the iu"os casi. prices.
FIN 30w SHADES
New nesiE"s, tto,d baud Rrd tEl a.2n e - .nna
Window hades Baf, CREEP aaa B!Ga slalisst, eE
any reGui-sa stvi. oT siz- ~ 2sad- rpaa = s-e-l
OyAl %TC|"YE II at*si
iwsrrapte' - e q 81 5'y.T'A G"i@ i'sf
GiFlr.ct from tbs NHst ua1u'sttcEY in TIA aCUH.Ss
sikh .. &utuas raEsetg 81 arsaH .JIe- Ga. doc
Card E.Eite Frsu-a.. -. 'orH-@ - 9d -sm ~ 2fs-.
afsctGras Also, Ph.'oGrsrg Cars. s,@srfE.-F
Sc pies of ceetrsasa Pictzres PgirE.as4 ara GL4g-
srY, AbnrrR, &c.
PIOTUGK CORD AND qAssRLsL
Different sizee and co!9rs, Picture Ring yves.
Nalis, 4 a. orders for PsperhshgInss or Tinco~
Shades prsnctusilf eIsCu ysa sy eEpeFianc4a wJts-
u1sn II city or couHIrg, Tsfme cE.h
-Pfease rerperp Der tfs rurGbe7 s67th straBt
ard tbs terms cash soc gcods and lahoF "a IS
oUV WESTERN CgEESEs.
EMILE DuPgEg.
msr paw 4Ts Niath street.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DISEASES OF THg NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND sexual sysTRAs.-New and re liable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,ca,d ASS. e,a.ion-sent
~ sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Dr: Ssiliip Hougnton, Howard Association
Philsdei plia, Pa mar 25-lm
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DR.. DUPoEr's Susar-coated Female Regulating
Pills the rery best They operate speedily
and efecttrstp, and being coated create nau
sea upon the most delicate, stomach trial of
these will proye their superio-ty orer all others.
Price 81 box. Sold by 8. G: Ford, corner lith
Cook Al6ISndriS tsS-iY
Evening star., 1863-04-06

BYRON on BILLIoUsNEss-In Lsrd Byron =
rBrPpo, y cne of the first remarks made by Mrs
BeppU t. her lord, Oh his return from pestential
region, is
Bes me! did ever No, never
saw man grownso yellow How's your liver?'
Mutlll des of gals mt soldiers return from the
South in BepIo's condition. DO they kpow-ifnot
tn5' cannot learn to seon-that Hostcttar's
Stsmsch Bitters are the best and surest remedy
Sor ali bilious com aints that has ever been com
pounded. Used as a safeguard against the climatic
causes Of liver diseases. the Btters are in
Salusbl'. Their tonic properties Evigorate and
regulate the secretvr organs, and render the
syttem proof against effects Of exposure fatisse
no change OF oiet aud of water They fortify the
physique against the causes of gestion, bilious
noes and disorders OF the bowels, and cure those
disess. s-the parents of innumersble maladies yet
more edly-rith wonderful rapidity
Wholesale Asehts-A. II. Bininger Il Co. 237
enn. avenue. ap8-eoSt
Evening star., 1863-04-06

DEAFNESS, Eye. Ear and Throat Diseases most
Sste ssiuiis treated by DR. Won Moschsisker. a27
Pecn avenue, opposite Willsrds' Fer tsstmo-
rRls and references see National Intelligencer or
call 81 his Office. an 5ts
Evening star., 1863-04-06

LADIES RCBBER SANDALS, all sizs, only rs cents
per pair, al Halls Rubber Warehouse $40 Penn
avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts 8p5 lw
Evening star., 1863-04-06

Warranted TO Cure IS SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey's
ant'dot-. an English specific of sixty years
standing, Will cure Gonor,hoa in ssr days, No
Shangs OF diet reqsired Price i per bottle Sold
=! y. Ford. esrner iith street and Pa. avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. jas-Iy
Evening star., 1863-04-06

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, vtd Baltimore nd
HaTriSbxrg, 10 tbs North and Wsst-T1o trains leave
Washington daily and one on sunday-quitk time
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through az Government rates For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the Office of Great Penn
syiyanis Route, northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st Washington. 9fhce open from
.. m until p. m; on Sundays from 2 10 p. IN.
an lily E.O NORTON Agent.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

A CARD
JOHN McGREGOR, Family Physician ard Sur
fee. at No. 456 9th street, between D and E.
OIL
Evening star., 1863-04-06

A PAcT WORTH Know wING-That India rubber
goods Of every deserip ption can be repaired in the
heatest manner and at the shortest notice at H
Halls Rubber Warehouse SEQ Pa avenue be-
!uPsu 9Th and 10Th SITS mar :a,-eol0t
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WIVES, MOTHERS AND SISTERS, whose Husbands,
sons and brothers are serving in the Army, can
Rot put into their knapsacks more necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes Of Holloway . Pills
y Ointment They insure health even under the
exposure Of soldiers life Only 20 cents Box or
Pot. 2le
Evening star., 1863-04-06

GOUTH DOWN MUTTON,
- VEAL AND BEEP,
Also, BUTTER, EGGS and MILK,
wholesale and retail. at No. 334 D street, near
Tenth street.
Ap 3-eolms b. EENNER
Evening star., 1863-04-06

1On BBLs. 0NI0Ns-Reeeiyed this day and
IUV for sale by 8. THAYER & SON,
499 Eleventh st bstw Pa av. and st.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

WAsHINGToH MONEY MaRKET.-Q rotations
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished
Sy Lewis Johnson i Co. Bankers
Evening star., 1863-04-06

:. IT, -. n"d.a y, shd others samaritsn's
: L ;'.h5 ni.s hnpe. Cures sny case of private
:.t'E IL. 'rvEi 'Ho u four days. Ii you would
, rem tcEs u.EsrtDg and speedy death,
- az - = ~; irSntvAs of this r. medy fhe
.....- -; f"'i aa' Hr-h JUICES Is the oaly
: H. - = = = .'.-- sI4 dis-sss- which hayc
=. T'ti.i - " 'ca-rur, Take of this purifying
-rS.' &. 80 :" rs -ils- tly rrrad Saa siyartise-
- 80 80 ~ ia5t
Evening star., 1863-04-06

- -ss~t - "s.7 H.,G bYx, rHs wuRLo-
-. - I" ~: - ''=a i puarr. Is Hair Dye, aG
- '''' :sr 90 IN u'e Tr, II Soid nv
81 : ~ rtraer mt "a avenue wssh.
e,-l 'as 'tr.-f = a'svsudT,s tasty
Evening star., 1863-04-06

slOO BBLs. APPLEs-Receiysd cd this day and for
CVU sale by 8. THAYER q SON.
499 Eleventh IT., betw Pa. av. and X St.
Evening star., 1863-04-06

SOO BBfs. BOSTON PREMIUM CRACKERS
OUu For sale by q. THAYER & SOS
499 Eleventh st betw Pa ay and st,
Evening star., 1863-04-06

FOR sALE-A Y, y handsome saddle HORSE
s s,ra aas ssd st s;st i'm IN hsrnss, mar snaox
light singie HARNESS. Can be sesn at6A
Er. GEARy's stable, near q 8. Hotel mhs, -Iv-
Evening star., 1863-04-06

O@0 BOXES ORANGEs-Rece we'd this ay and
%VO for sals by g. THAYER SON
ass Eleventh ST., betw Pa av. and 4 ST.