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Evening star., 1863-04-07
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
GRAsB REVIEW YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY.

Especial Correspondence of The Star.l
headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
April 6, 1864. !
Editor Star: The visit of President Lincoln
and family Mrs. Lincoln and Master Thody
L!ncoin) has served to relieve the monotony of
camp life, and has had good effect upon the
men, as showing the interest the Chief Magis-
trate feels in their welfare. 1t is pleasant also
10 see a lady in the camp; and Mrs. Lincoln
Yruhahy had a new experience in sleeping for
the first time in her life in tent The Prasi-
DENTAL party We're accompanied by Attorney
General Bates. The President was the re-
cipient of a fine serenade at night from the
bands OF the 33d Massachusetts regiment and
6tn New York cavalry. At ten o'clock to- day
he received the officers of the army at his tent,
and al noon TO day he will review the cavalry
under Gen. Stoneman, and tomorrow at i2
O'Clock will be present at grand review of the
infantry of the Army of the Potomac. He is
exp, cied 10 return to Washington tomorrow
evening.
The roads are frightful, and the storm of Sat
uTday nj mt has 8 sot us back for a season in
cur on to Richmond movement; but good
weather must come at last, and then YOU will
n ar from the Army OF the Potomac
The sick of the army now averages less than
six per cent.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE EVENING STAR.
ARRIVAL ANOTHER PRIZE AT
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April The bark Restless,
from Boston March 18th, for Port Royal, put
in here to day in distress, having suffered from
continuous gales since leaving Boston; having
been obliged to throw oyei board her battery TO
save the vessel
The prize schooner Sue, captured on the Is h
of March, off Wilmington, with 4 cargo of salt
and dry goods, arrived this morning. She ar
rived off this port on the evening of he Sd, but
the pilot refused 10 taFe her in, alleging that
lie has not yet been paid for such yessalS.
Consequt ntly, she was blown 10 by the
late gale. when benevolent pilot was obtained
from boat number ], and under his guidance
she was brought in this morning
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CHIEF ASST TQUARTERMAhTER'S0 0FFICE,l
~ Depo. OF Washington 81 3 q, CORNER 1871 ST..
WASHINGTON, T.. c., March Il, 1857
With view to obtain on short notice nd on the
best such supplies for the use of this Depart
ment by pu rchase in the open market, as may be
required by the exgencies of the service, and not
oti erwise provided for by estimate on tha proper
officers of the Qaartermastsr' s. Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har iwsre, Drugs,
Lumber of all escri ptions Leather, Paints Oils,
Glass Lanterns, Ships Stores and such ether sup
plies are known to be p.rcha.ed by the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nj this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line, corrected according to tie fuctua.
tors Of the market.
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this office
EDWARD L HARTZ.
MIRA 2l-lm Captain and A. Q. M, .SA
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FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
The Fleet off Greenwood to b II enforced
The Rebel Battery at Greenwood too
Much for our Gunboats-Qnaker Guns
Discovered In the FOrtificationS ut ViCkS.
burg.
MEMPHIS, April via CAIRO, April a. bis
patch to the Chicago Times. BY the arriya,
OF the transport Goody Friends at Helena On
Monday, we have the latest from the Yazoo
Pass expedition.
Ten or twelve transports came ont emnty,
following the Goody Friends to Helena, and it
was supposed they were intended to take rein
forcements for the fleet off Green wood; but, as
soon as they arrived at Helena, they were i'm
mediately ordered back to the fleet in the Pass
The information derived points TO an ryacua-
ton or retrograde movement. The rebel battery
al Greenwood is too much for our gunboats
They cannot silence the battery there, nor can
the place be thanked by land forces, as it is
hpmmed in ny wafer on both sides.
There has been no attack upon the battery at
Greenwood since my last report
a great many transports have passed here
within the past few days, tor Gen Grant.
There are upwards of 3tn boats now at Touns's
Point.
TSECoSp DIsPATCHl
MEMPHIS, April l, via Cairo April 3 THE
steamer Victor has arrived at Helena from
Iazoo Pass ,and brings intelligence up to last
Friday. On the morning Of that day the gun
boat, Chillicohe and Baron Dekalb recon )
menced the attack on Fort Pemberoun, but with
what rcsnlt is not known, as the Victor left
shortly after it began. Brisk cannenadng was
heard for about an hour, and the Victor met
reinforcements going down.
Twelve transports accompanied the Victor to
Helena, and Were Immediately ordered back 1t
is thought the expedition will be given up. and
the troops brought back, in consequence of the
rebel Instructions on the river.
II is reported that a large number of Quaker
guns have been discovered in the tortifcations
about Sicksburg.
Last Friday was The day set for commencing
operations against the city; but, owing 10 a
heavy storm, it was postponed
Important news is daily expactpd
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THEY FLED PRECIPITATELY TOWARD Nc
MINNyILLE.

MURFRERsBoRo', Tenn, April 6.-Mg;. Gen.
Ha'ieca, General i'm Chief: Gen. Stanley has
returned from his scout, bringing in some forty
or ifty prisoners and 300 Oseryiceable horses and
mules. He drove Morgan's cavalry from the
penins ula, whipped them from their strong
hold (Snow's Hill) north of Smithville, and
but for their precipitate retreat and the difficult
nature OF the country would have had force
an their rear and captured their artillery and
animals. The enemy left quite number of
dead, and fled towards McMinnville, losing
many horses, saddles and guns.
w. s. RosECRANs, Mai Gen
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RICHARDsON ON DOMESTIC FOWLS.
IL Bement on Poultry.
Dixon and Kerr's Ornamental and Domest;,
Poultry.
Manual of Domestic Animals
Bsily on Fowls: London.
Dickson and Moubray on Poultry: London
Brownies American Poultry Yard
Doyle Domestic Poultry: London.
Tie Poultry Maid: London
apt FRANEK TAYLOR
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REW.RD-Lost or stolen. NEWFOUND-
R,I LAM DOG; all white; usual size: has a wire
to as ssh street, near Street tie .b.vs reward
will be paid It
NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
e.ores br pnrson % or rh, got Of
IL hip .s" sp1ins p1lss
return iis same sn o 1t 70 %
Prospect street, to save further trouble as the
ssy asst 81 AsIiI + herss' @ ' MsT!ss come SSa and
cautioned not to receive the aboT q property. 1T
The House sss SyRaLAsyi Ssea .s4sst, .sov. va .o
sss .s 6s and sss
9; s1ysr n1y Of fhimns. them liberal reward will be paid
Morocco Photograph Album, ~
es5ns' and
it. ~ ~ 5s55 Ninth Street.
I 0sT-This lMenday, morning; 7th street.
including safe key. The finder will he literally
rewarded by leaving the same at this office. 1t
osT-on pa FRIDAY afternoon, bstvssn Cats and
msr1as shs Metrepoktsnr "a. small small G9Lp !, Ckos5
rewarded by leaving it at GALT's Je#elry store
arcs
EoUNDnnIlhnrsd1 = 1s afternoon, in Seventh street
OF money, and something else. The owner may
the same upon desert p!on and paying for this ad-
yertisement. Inauire of j. H. MATTINGLY, No
81 General Post Office. ap4 ct
SSn REWAKD.-Was stolen from my stshIa in
s20v Frederick county. Maryland. on Thursday
morning, Ap il st, dark roam HORSE, 6 wears
old, with slim tail and blunt al the end shoas on
front feet; has never been shod behind. I will
give the above reward for the delivery of tae horse
in gton city.
xp4St* STEPHEN THOMAS
Cox REWARD. Stolen, . HORSE and BUGGY
z ~ On the night of the % irst dark bay
mare; has white star in the forehead; strong
mane and white spot on the right hind leg. A
at each side. A light harr ess silver mounted; a
tie strap of yellow cotton double the le=@th .s
APT St CHRIST LICHER
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOUK p. Nj.
THE REPORTED ADVANCE Upon
CHARLESTON.

Up TO three O'Clock to-day nothing had been
received at the Departments confirmatory of
the reported advance upon Charleston by our
Gorc 5; and though the Government very prop
ery keeps its own secrets in the matter, we
of the movement having been actually entered
lnAn
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The InfeIiigencer calls for the publication of
the testimony as well as the sverdict' in the
matter of the War Committees report, and
says, 1.-The country wants to read these pa
pers IN an c1fcial shape and an their entirely,
without suppression and without notes or
roIEments to make them mean what somebody
or any body may desire to make them mean"
The Chronicle upon the same topic, speaks
Tin good faith apparently of ssthe fairness and
unaEs W era BILE facts of the report.
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN NORTH CAgoLINA.-
Odicial information has been received here
that the rebels have large force at or near
Washington, n. c., and the belief is expressed
that about the 3ist March General Foster was
Engaged fighting them
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THE CoSSKCTICCT ELECTIoN.-The result of
tbs election will afford sincere qualification
to loyal InPn everywhere throughout the
country. The Democrats in Connecticut put
themselves palpably in the wrong by planting
themselves upon nlatfnrm nv which their
success would have been hailed with more
Joy IN Richmond than victory over us in the
neid They consequently richly deserved the
drubbng they have received, and the lesson
taught by the esult is wholesome one to he
remembered by platform builders every where,
t.. that the people will repudiate any party
that does not come square up to the support Of
The Government and the war
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boswell Il WARMERS
I'D COL ORR IFIC

For Co9oring the Hair to a Beautiful Byo,cu and
t-* u ~ fs Black.
Applied without wash or preparation; will not
crisp the hair or whsks RS like dye; leaves it soft
ana glossy, promoting its growth particularly
adapted 70 ladies' use, whose hair is prsmatursly
gray. 55s -
Guaranteed ~ Represented. Tryiti
~ Wholesale and retail at BOS WELLS MILL.
TARY AND FANCY STORE, 500 Z street, near
l4tk, Sole Agent for Washington and the District
~ 4.lR
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81 Orders have been issued by Governor
Yates, under authority of the War Department,
80 raise ten companies of infantry for the pnr-
pose of guard and protection of the State of
Illinois from hostile aggression, TO serve for
three wears.
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NTAR DEPARTMENT,

NTAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHIsGFoN, January Is, 1853.
In consequence of the pressure of business at the
War Department passes for citizens to visit the
Amy eff the Potomac will be given at the office Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvanis avenue
above Nineteenth street,
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DEATH or CHRISTOPHER r. WoLcnTT-
ii'iol NATION has been received here OF 1hc death
o. Christopher X. Wolcott, late Assistant
Secretary of War. He died at his residence, IN
Akron, Ohio, on SATURDAY,
Evening star., 1863-04-07

~General Sherman has ordered the de-
struction OF two thousan head of cattle and
large quantity Of forage and grain, on the PLAN
tation a. Deer Greek of the Rebel General H.
X. W. Hill, one of the largest planters and
slave owner rs in the South.
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APPOINTED.-The Commissioner Of Pensions
has made the following gadditional appointments
of medical and surgical examiners for the SER
vice of his Bureau. Viz: Drs. Edward +.
Upham, at West Randolph, VT; John b.
Chaplin, at Canandaigua, N. Y; VIM. McClel-
land, at Washington, Iowa.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

~ The Lehigh, the last of the nine Ericsson
steamers known as the "Monitors.'' is almost
completed. II is expected that on Tuesday
next she Will leave her wharf st Chester for
PHILADELPHIA
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1Withn TIVE weeks past $50 contrabands
haye arrived at st. Louis from Helena, Arkan-
sas, and the Superintendent who had them in
charge received $3.50 applications for their SER
vice. About 200 of them were hired by Illinois
farmers, 2G0 went 10 Kansas and 100 to Iowa
These con,rabands were worth in the South
over &tlD,Nn.
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MICHIGAN ELECTION,

DETROIT, Michigan, April Partial returns
indicate the success OF the Republican State
ticket by an increased majority, as compared
with last autumn's election.
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ES~ Henry BALDWIN, Esq, for nearly twelve
years an Examiner. has been reno ved by the
fonnission'r of Patents in consequence of the
G. pendilpres Of the odce exceeding its receipts.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

~T The Government has been taking up all
,ae boats upon which it could lay it's hands in
re Ohio and Mississippi, and sending them to
sen. Grant, for what purpose is not generally
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SPUNKY.-A thief who had stolen horse
from Mrs. Elliot, at Ieates' Garden on Friday
night, was followed by her, up in the town,
and forced TO deliver up the stolen property II
the point OF the pistol-4Isr Gazette.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEw YORK, April 6, i1x a. m.-First Board:
Coupon 6's, 1881, l05; 73Os, los; Demands, 15a;
Gold, 152.
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FIRI,OTGHFD

The Aqua Creek boat, last evening, brought
up seven or eight hundred soldiers, on fur
ioughs Of ten and fifteen DAYS
Evening star., 1863-04-07

eg-The amount o. internalrevenue In Rhode
Island will be two millions Of dollars per an.
T.u.n. This is pretty well for the smallest State
IN .ie Union. fl4
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SIGNALLING PRIsONERa.-Mrs. Jordan was
arrested on Sunday for signalling TO prisoners
in the Old Capitol prison. She was subse-
quently dismissed
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GoNETo oClNCiSNATI.-Ad detachmsnt OF fort,
men from the I'd District regiment started TO- day
for Cincinnati, 10 take charge OF Il large number
OF Confederate prisoners TO be brought from
there and sent to Richmond for exchange
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DIsoRDERLY.-Philip Gispeile (coloredl va ;
arrested Sunday and locked up eight hours tor
throwing snowballs through the windows az
the residence of Mr.. Charles Wright, FIflh
street, near G, because the latter refused 10
give him liq nor.
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OF FICIAL,
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
WASRISGToH, April 4, 1854.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1853
Release from the draft on the ground of alieanss
have been allowed in the following cases:
Name. bfsTs DrGff,H.
Jean Ba ptiste Nicolas Anne Arunie lei county, Nd
APRIL, 6, 1873
@ toph ilhelsn Lehman CTaus &c county, Wis
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OHIO ELECTION UNION VICTORY.
CLEVELAND, April The Unionists carried
the city yesterday by handsome majority
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A GREAT BARGAIN
"A PIANO, FORTE.
l have in store, q fine tone; rosewood case iron
frams seven octAvet fine carved legs
Peati Il ;heys, plANo, warranted and guar @7
anted In srs,g particular, cot $50; has tIt 4II
beer used but short time, and now offered for
.or $3.50. This is q special har gain
have also several fine octaves and 6s4 octayes
Pianos, hat have been used only short time that
offer al great argains
Also, aiwa! on hand the largest stock of NEW
PIANOS. FROM the bssf makers at t. rms and prices
thst defy competition.
PIANOS FOR RENT, exchanged, moved packed,
Highest price allowed for old Pianos in part pay
500 Penn, av. bet 9th aud 10th st.
sp7-3t on the north side.
RRANCH r p. TlERNAN SON,
- ESTABLISHED 1880.
GEORGE T. SMITH.
WINE MERCHANT AND PURVEYOR OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
PROVISIONS AND TABLE PEROUISITES,
No. 511 SEVENTH STRBET,
(sd;oining National Intelgencer BuildingJ
Bess to offer TO conn oisserrs In Wines, and the
lovers Of coed thin 6 generally al the celebrated
WINDS, LIQuORs, and articles Of luxury inn
gorfsd ny ses Sid and HS known house of Messrs
my stock Of oil JARS viii b. largo and varied,
selected under the immediate superyision Of essrs
Tierpsns agent In Havana.
and Paschassd At the los0sa sa.a make. ryiss -
-. -slf Seventh street, adteinins
National Intelligencsr Building,
n. B.-Goods delivered free in any part of this
city or GeorsssoTns tnftl apTstss
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5. n. Pi kE'S
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

This BRANDY has bern manufactur red for sSys-
raj years from the PURE JUICE of the
CATAWBA GRAPE!
Thus at!urding additional evidence of the pro.
gress of American Enterprise and Industry, AMI
OF our ability to produce articles at home equal %
those made of any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but excels the best imported Bran.
dies in purity and flavor. 1t is in fact ths B.a
Brandy kno,rn. This staten. Mt is fully corroho.
rated by the certificates of most distin gui-hsd
analytical Chemists
The want of Pure Brandy has long been felt in
this country and the Introduction of an article Of
such quality AZ (, supersede the sale and use Of
these vile coT pounds. hitherto sold under ths
name Of Brand, can only be regarded as a great
public good tt @ Catawba Brandy possesses all
the Qualities claimed for the best i'm ported Liquors
and is Of perfect pnrity and superior flavor, and
sovereign and sure remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, FLATUL ENCY, CR4MP
CH0LIC LANG UOk, Low SPIRITS,
GENERAL DEBILITf, CHOLERA
MORRU Us. Sc 6c
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sSeabrook Island, one of the two points on
hich our troops were said to have landed,
preparatory TO an attack on Charleston bor-
ders upon the north bank of the North Edisto
River al the mouth of that stream; and Johns
Island, the other point designated, is adjoining
10 the north, towards the Stono, but separated
from Seabrook by an impossible marsh The
islands are from five 10 seven miles in width,
and within about twenty miles of the point on
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad at.
tackled BY our troops some months since.
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WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE contain.
w ing from to rooms, either furnished un
furnished, bya party who will give satisfactory
references and is punctual and desirable tenant:
&c od rent will be paid. Please address answers,
stating location. &C., to IL M,,' Box IA Star OF.
fee. anS-4ts
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PERsoNAL.-Major General Dix came up
from Fortress Monroe yesterday, on the flag
OF truce boat Henry Burden. He will proba-
bly, return to-day.
Charming, piquant Mrs Wood will appear
a. the :" washington" soon (about Thursday
night, say IN Brougham's rich burlesiue Of
ssPocahontas"
The war horse present to Gen. Hooker was
the gift of George Wilkes, and was delivered
by Marcus G.. Sranly
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
OFFICIAL Report OF THE DEFEAT
OF MORGAN'S FORCES AT
SHOWS HILL.

GEN. STANLEY ROUTED THEM HORSE AND
FOOT.
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DEATH OF Ey-SERGEANT Dow WSER-Richard
VI. Downer, eX-Sergcant of the fifth precinct
Metropolitan Police, died this morning Of din
iberia He was an old member of the Frank
lin Fire Company, ana the nag on their engine
house has been therefore placed at halt-na.t
and the bell is being soiemniY toiied
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w either field office duty. They must be
under Is years of age, and must write very supe-
rlor hand indifferent writer's need not ,iier them
Wharf. d. II. VOSS,
ap Act Cant and g. q
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nhp BARGAINs-BARGAINs, -An
UB BooTsA ANDs sHoEsFy
"a. CHEAPER THAN EvKRI
L.. HEILBRUN & CO..
500 SEVENTH STREET,
Under Odd Fsilors' Hail.
have just opened the largest and best selected Stock
Aea and
BOOTS, GAiTERs, TIES and PUMPsMWhichs A ksxiiii vii
BE- sold at astonishing low prices
Gall and 'ss' No charge HEigREs III iihGTinS ssods
ap Inn sos Seventh St, betw. and Il.
EOR SALE CHEAP
l. 42S barrels of APPLES,
So barrels of CIDER,
At AL e street, Opposite the
mar 81 81 Post Offce.
RAR ROW. M'KEL DEN 90.
ID BANKERS,
223 PENNA. AY., OPPOSITE WILLA.Ds,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
WILL BUY AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRENr MONEY.
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
HERN BANK NOTEs.
DEMAND AND $40 TREASURY NOTES
and all other
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
DRAFTS ON TIE NOR HERN CITIES AND
,Nayy and AsmY Checks and Qpartermsstsrs'
1eCollections made rn the most liberal terms.
Bonds, Stocks and Geld bought and sold on ussA
commissions.
Deposits received. mar 3i.In
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A MANU- UENSIS-A ACCO UNTS-An experienced
"A accountant, fair penman, desires employment
Evenings Bills invoices, account sales and ex-
settements adjusted and statements made; account
books, single or double entry, written up posted
law, milt tary or mercantile papers copied; letters
written to order; par ties visited anywhere in the
city. All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Best references given when the nature of the work
demands Address "Aceountant,' Box "a Star
Office. anelws
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DEAD.-There Il a rumor la town that Walter
Lenox, formerly of this city, bnt iattrriy OF
Richmond is dead No mention, however, Is
maze of his death in any OF the Richmond pa
pers that we have seen.
Ii is reported also that George Todd, an in ;
dividual well known sporting circles in
Baltimore ard Washington, has been shot in
Richmond for deSertion.
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UPLAND RICE.-The Commissioner of Agri-
culture has just received, through the United
States Minister at Japan, an invoice OF eighteen
cases OF fine upland rice, the growth of which
is supposed to be well adapted TO the upland
portions of our country. This rice will be put
up in Packages and distributed, upon appiica-
ton to MIR. Newton. Orders may be trans
mitted at once,
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TESTIMONIAL DECLINED.-On Saturday after
noon, the commissioner OF Agriculture. Hon
Isaac Newton, received notice that the worthy
ladies employed in the Seed Department of his
off1ce desired his presence for the purpose of
formally presenting to him superb ssilyer
and appropriately inscribed in the best styIe of
art, together with boquet of magnificent ma
turai flowers, as small token of their per
sonal regard.
MI. Newton, upon being informed of their
kind intentions, expressed his sincere regret
that ms views in reference to presentations OF
this character were such as must compeI him
10 decline lis acceptance, at the same time ex-
pressing his sincere thanks to the ladies for
the intended compliment.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Thomas
Kelly, drunk and fighting his wife; fined Si9I.
Louis Hart, drunk and disorderly; military.
VIM. Steel and Geo. Curtis, assault and battery.
do. John Trfnmaus, drunk do. Sam.l I,etty.
suspicion of larceny: tiismissed. John Dough
erty, drunk disorderly; military lEdw'd Eve.
land, drunk and indeceney; dismissed. Ellen
Nattrell, prostitution werkhouse 60 days Jas.
O'Brien, drunk; dismissed. H. 5. Johnson and
A. johnson, threats; bail Tor peace. Patk Gro.
min, drunk and disorderly: military John
O'Neale and John O'Sullivan, suspicion of
robbery; Jail for hearing. Thomas gallagher,
fghting fined S4s4. Geo Stocks interfarius
with officers; do. s39i. VIM. Bassett, drunk;
dismissed.
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IN THE WRONG HoTKI.-Last night, Eaw'd
Eveland and Ellen Nuttrell were rowing about
Ia search OF room to let, and made big mis-
take, by going up stairs to the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association. In the
passage they came in contact with two young
men, when a fight nsued, and the police ar.
rested Ellen and her beau, and put them in
the Fourth Ward station house. This morn
ing Eyeland had a horrid black eye and prom
ised to leave the city instanter, so Justice Fer
guson dismissed him; but Ellen was not so
fortunate. and was sent 10 the workhouse for
sixty days.
Evening star., 1863-04-07

FoR CoURT.-Tke case of George Smith and
Cobb II. ShreeYe, the young men arrested Tues
day last upon charge OF robbing boarders 81
the Richmond House, corner OF Eighth and ID
streets, was taken up tor a hearing by justice.
Thompson at noon day. No new evidence
teing produced for the defence ] u tice Thoynn
son held each 10 bail in S2uU TO appear al court