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Evening star., 1863-03-26

MINISTERIAL CoNTuMAcY.-On Wednesday
last, in the Philadelphia Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in session at
West Chester, Pa, a resolution was presented
by the Rev. Pennel Coombe, proposing that the
Conference should reaffirm it's loyalty to tue
general government, sheuld express its inten-
ton to pray in its behalf, and should further
ayow its adherence OF the rebellion.
On the succeeding day those who had not
been present then had the opportunity OF vo-
ting-the Conference requiring its members, in
all casts, to vote one way or the other. To this
rule Rev. Sylvanus Townsend refused to conn-
ply, giving as his reasons for SO doing that he
did not think that such questions should be in
troduced into a religious body, and at the same
lime expressing his entire willingness to satisfy
all of his loyalty anywhere outside Of the Con-
ference. a=s.5 .cA -sH+
On Saturday the matter was brought before
the Conference, and lengthy debate ensued,
some of the participants expressing the opinion
that the reverend gentleman should be sas-
rened for one year, on account of unsound
mind, and others that his election 70 elders
orders, to which ne was entitled, should be re-
fused The case was finally referred TO com.
mittee, which is to report before adjournment
of the Conference.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Reporfed Rebel Mnyements

Louisville. March 25.-We have had the
usual quantity of exciting rumors respecting
rebel movements to-day, but none of them are
traceable to any authentic source, and the an.
thorities at headquarters are advised of no
change III the rebel status since last night
The Democrat says that the rebels in large
force, under Breckenridge, are at Harrodsburp
and that the Federal forces, under Gen Carter
are falling back on Frankfort Breckinridge
is reported TO have issued proclamation de-
claring the intention of enforcing the southern
consumption act, and n rumor says the act is
being rigidly enforced in those portions of Ken
lucky now occupied by the rebel forces
Evening star., 1863-03-26
The ARMY IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY.
news and hnmcrs-Exaggerated Stories
Abundant-PubIic Mind In ConditIon q !.
n Rir ~

HEADQUARTERS Army CENTRAL KRRrpcxy.
LEXINGTON, March ch22.-[Correspondenee &c OF ths
cincinnati Gazette. We are just upon the
verge of another tremendous panic Rumors of
manner OF exaggeration, and none SO prepos.
terous or improbable As not to find ubscribers
Longstreets whole division threatens on tn
east, they say. Fifteen thousand rebels are sal
to be marching through Pound Gap; anothe
report describes the rebels gathering in immens
force below Barbonrsvtile. Another army opl
wait supplies at Cumberland Gap. The mos
fearful rnmor is, that Pegram has crossed IN
Cumberland, twenty thousand strong to flank
Rosecrans; destroy the railroad and gobble
Louisville, or march through Kentucky on
Clukes route, via Somerset and Mt Vernon.
destroy cur forces in detail take final posses
sion OF Kentucky, and draw supplies from Gin
cinnati. Each Of these rumors has its belle yers
and If they go on increasing in number and
magnitude, the last panic will dwindle by the
side Of the next
These are the simple facts: No force of rebels
tncky; nor could any such find subsistence
there. Cluke was endeavoring to escape
through Pound Gap, and would be exceed
Ingiy fortunate to avoid being cut off by Col.
Wilson'S party. Gllmore's organization of
scouts and spies during the last few weeks.
has been admirable and effective The real
invading force of rebels is the same command
ed by Gen. Pegram, that were prevented from
cooperating with Cluke, on account of bad
roads and high rivers, impass able fer artillery
and infantry Clnke, with cavalry, crossed
lne CunlOeTldnu DeiOw, ana hOyered about
Winchester, expecting reinforcements, until
forced out via Hazel Green toward Pound
Gap. Pegrams forces are counted and his
plans known perfec ly well by the Depart
ment The only fear is that he will not carry
them out. II, as is probable, he has crossed
the Cumberland, and there is no hitch in our
military arrangements, his fate will be easy to
predict, and the people OF Kentucky may await
the result with confidence When the plot
thickens Gen. Gilmore will take the field in
Ferson.
Paris is in high state of excitement TO- day
A United States marshal came in this evening
with the report that Cluke, fearing capE.re.
had returned through Hazel Green, burned
Mount Sterling, and captured some $50 of our
troops there at o'clock this morning The
return of Cluke is probable, but the rest of the
story is not.
1t is rumored to-day, and with foundation.
that Wolfords cavalry had brush with thu.
advance guard of the rebels at Stanford veg
terday.
If they crossed the Cumberland between Min
Springs and Seagg's Ford, us reported, they
met at Somerset, and have choice of two roads
east toward Mount Vernon and Stanford, or
west into Gen. Mason's district. In either case
our people are prepared for them It is no.
proper at this time to stat the disposition of
our forces, but you will shortly hear militar
news OF some magnitude.
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The Rebel Privateer CHAPMAN

SAN Francisco, March 25.-The papers
continue publishing biographical notices of
the parties captured in this harbor on the nri
yateer schooner Chapman, showing them all
TO be noted secessIonists.
The prisoners are still az Fort Alcatros
having undergone military examinations
with hat result is not known
Evening star., 1863-03-26

~ Tbs Russian authorities are endeavorlng
TO find Justification for themselves in charges
upon the clergy of the Poles, who, they allege,
al the instigators of the revolt on religious
rather than political grounds. This allegation
is go transparently false that even the ultra
Tory press OF England noota:jt,
~ The negro eooK OF An Ohio river steamer
has been arrested at Louisville, KY, on q
charge OF kidnapping contrsnsnds And eldeay
oring 10 sell hem.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2i-The new
gunboat Smith Briggs received her guns at
Fortress Monroe yesterday, and enters into
service at once in these waters.
There is no news worth repeating at this
point
A number of schoo ners from New York are
now here, taking in cargoes Of oysters from
York river.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
Reported Engagement near Murfreesboro'
300 Rebels Killed and Wounded and
50O Cautured

KePOFted EnSaStment near MufIreesb0f0'
500 Captured.
We learn from the Nashville Union that the
engineer of the freight train, which arrived at
Nash willie from Murfreesboro late on Saturday
evening, after the arrival of the passenger train
stated that there was more or less skirmis hing
on our front all that day, in which one of our
divisions was engaged. Late in the day lot
of prisoners, said to be 500 in number, were
brought in, and 800 rebels were said to have
been killed and wounded. Our army is said
to be in splendid condition, and almost impreg-
nabIy fortified The correspondent Of The Oin-
cinnati Times, who came up on the passenger
train from Hurfrees boro' on SATURDAY., CON.
firms the report of the skirmishing, and states
that battle was then progressing far more
terrible than the pre- evious one. Either bloody
to make retreat by feigning an attack-Louis-
rifle Journal. 23d ..s.=
Evening star., 1863-03-26

~More reinforcements are being sent out
from France to General Forey, and the number
of men now preparing TO leave will carry up
the total sent out to little over sixty thousand
all the services included. According to the
last news the General has not now more than
twenty three thousand for active operations
against the enemy.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
Gold Fluctuations at New York.
NEW YORK, March 2i.-The following q
"a x0ld rataS the finaS SpecIfiad
The latest report places gold at sl.40.

GEN. BURNsIDE's ORDERs.-One great duty
with which Gen. Burnside is charged in his
new department is to defend Kentucky from
apprehended rebel invasion. HE will be fur
nished with an ample force for that purpose.
Should circumstances favor, he may co-ope-
rate with Gen. Rosecrans in hberating East
Tennessee-N. Y. Tribune. ~
Evening star., 1863-03-26
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVEN UE, near Willard's Hotel

THIS EVENING,
LAST NIGHT BUT TwooF
K. l.. DAVENPORT,
And ]. W. WALLACK, JR,
and all the other members of the Tragedy Cembi-
Estion, and Of the su perior Dramatic Com pany
Last time this season, positively, of Shakespeare $
great military pageant,
RICHARD III
I" Let them not live to taste this and : increase
That would with treason wound this fair land q
peace
Richard, Duke of Gloster. ......E L. Davenport
Henry, Ear! of Richmond. j. W. Walack Jr
Queen Elizabeth. Emily Mestsyar
Lady Anne Ada Parker
Duke of Buckingham .- Chas Barron
Tomorrow, benefit Of E. l.. DAVENPORT
In rehearsal,
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP,
AND
Evening star., 1863-03-26
The National Loan

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The government
subscription agent states that S ,25unUO worth
of legal tender notes were to- day converted
into ssfve-twenties-'' 1t is believed that the
conversion OF two millions per day will ct be
reached
Evening star., 1863-03-26
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV NEAR SIXTH STpeEY

~ ~ ~ j AII,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth sTRss1,
THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTIsTEs. AND
REPRE- sen TATIVES OF
NIRTH. WIT, AND BEAUTY,
TIE BEST BILL OF THE SEASON,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
The Canterbury Troupe continues to attract tre-
mendous crowds of intelligent and amusem snt-
loving auditors, which proves the Canterbury is
THE GREAT Music HALL OF THE WORLD
The present Company contains
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF STARS
Ever appearing on one stage at the same time
Either of them is sufficient to attract crowded
LOOK. BEHOLD AND WONDER
MISS JULIA MoRTIMER, 80 Di'. " o = Nc
> Miss ERksTfNEo DE : + fFA1BER.
Beula Wolbert, Miss Annie Edwards Miss jennie
Egan, Mons szolIosy, Mr. Billy Emerson, Willis
A TROUPE OF ARTISTS
Such as are seldom seen within the walls of a
The above Large and Talented Company will ap
SONGS. DUETTs, DANCES, NEGRO CoMICALI-
Last week of
THE ooURT OF BEATTY
in the beautiful Chinese Ballet, entitled
THE FESTIVAL CELESTIALS
The entertainment will conclude with the ballet
pontomime entitled
Doors open at 2 'clock performance ats
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 50
cents; Private Boxes tholding sixD So.
SATURDAY ATTrERaooN, at at : O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Doors open O'Clock. Admi ssion-ladies, . cts. :;
Evening star., 1863-03-26
Mary Hartuns DISCHARGED

NEW YORK, March 25.-The Court of An
peals has ordered the discharge of Mar,
Hartung, the murderess of her husband
Evening star., 1863-03-26

Opening OF the New York Canals.
ALBANY, March 25.-The State canals will
be opened about April 25th or May lst
Evening star., 1863-03-26
mar 3-eotd
RON IRON CLAD SEA STEAMERS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. MGIch =, 1863
The Navy Department will, until April 18th next
receive proposals for the complete construction
and ecu pment for sea service including wroug ght
iron gun carriages but excluding guns, ordnance
stores, nautical instruments ard fuel. of
Iron irOn-Clsd steamers, of about 000 tons burden
measured as single deck vessel and q drau ght
of water. TIE boats, masts, yards, and rigging to
be OF iron: and the armament to consist of ten guns
in casemate, each weighing about 25 tons without
the carriage.
The boilers to be of the horizontal tubular kind !,
with / 500 square feet of FIRE CRATE surface, and
so,taa square fes of water heating surface. The
machinery to consist of two separate pairs of
dirert action, horizontal engines, operating in
diameter, one under each counter of the vessel.
Capacity Of each of the four cylinders l54 cubic
denser. containing $50 square feet of exposed
tube surface for each pair of en- gines. Bunkers to
be provided for ,6U tons of coal
Proposals will be receiyed on general plans
ana spe peclhcatIons that may oe examined al the
and specifications of hull and machinery of their
swn. mar IA tn th4w
Evening star., 1863-03-26

THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
The foreign papers Of the 7th inst, by the Eu-
ropa, almost wholly engrossed with the
details relating TO that long expected, that
brilliant. that joyful event. the marriage of the
Prince of Wales, which was to be consum.
mated on the day Of the steamers sailing. The
whole kingdom of Great Britain is represented
to be in blaze of unprecedented enthusiasm
"Nothing else is talked off, says leading
journal. All the large towns and cities were
preparing to contribute something towards the
great festivity. Manchester takes a holiday.
The ladies OF Leeds bestow upon the Princess
Alexandra a splendid bracelet, which is wholly
composed of diamonds. The ladies of Edin-
burg do the same, and the city authorities give
a feast 10 the poor. The ladies OF Ireland have
arranged TO present to the Princess Alexandra
one OF the most magnificent royal Irish guipure
tunics, trimming lace, pocket handkerchefs,
etc. The Bishop of Oxford has enjoined gem
eral rejoicings in his diocese.
But it is useless to particulariZe in this line.
The universal excitement is sufficiently evil
denced in the display of London alone. There,
the theatres were to be opened gratis on the
wedding night; 2n.nOo volunteers were to line
the streets during the procession; diamond
present Of the value OF S5U,BUO vas to be pre-
sented to the Princess; single illuminations OF
private establishments We're to cost in some
cases $500: the eX-royal family of France
We're to be among the spectators, and such a
tuTore was there to witness the pageant TO the
best advantage that S2,250 had been paid for
house, and even single window accommoda-
tion had been rented for the enormous sum of
S4,75U!
ANOTHER PRIzE.-The revenue steamer Rei-
ance, Capt. MEG GoW wan, arrived at this port yes
srday PAYNE VI low s ssrs sioop T5sng CLOUD
noon. The sloop was discovered lying at
anchor in Norman's Cove, when an officer and
boats crew were sent to examine it. AS soon
as-the boat was seen the sloop raised anchor
and got under way, but the boat overhauled
and captured her. She had on board four men
and an assorted cargo, consisting of whiskey,
dry goods, hats boots and shoes, saltpetre, gum
powder and a large quantity of percussion
caps. Two of the packages were directed to
Major E. Griswold, provost marshall Rich
mond, Va. The parties on board are Alex'r
Hurley, Winfield HI. Hurley, N. J. Rawliegh
and George Smith. The sloop was left last
night under the guns of Fort McHenry, and
with her crew and cargo will be turned over
to the government authorities to-day-Bolt
Sun.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
Pennsylvania Legislator

HARRIsBURG, March 25.-In the House to-
day the bill imposing a penalty for brin ing
negroes into the State was read and passed
Evening star., 1863-03-26
DROPOsALs FOR CARPET AND OFFICE
CHAIRS.

QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Waskington, February "A, 1853.
Proposals win be received at this Depsrtment
furnishing the following article for the Of the
Quartermaster Generals Department, viz:
CARPETING.
Seven hundred (7O0) yards, more or less, OF In
grain Carpeting Of the best quality, sam Piles of
which must accompany the offer. The price per
square yard 10 include akin e, binding and fitting
70 each room and pltting down the same conn plete
IN TIE best manner. Measurement to be made on
The door. and payment made for quantities tn US
ssoertained The rooms to be csrpeted can be seen
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and TIVE nty (l1D) Oak Chairs cana
ssat sample Of VII ich can be seen at this Office.
The " hole to be pleted within two weeks from
the time Of signing the agreement The price for
This ofice.
By order of the Quartermaster General. feo6-td
Evening star., 1863-03-26
ADD ELLOW vs. ALL!

ODD FELLOWS HALL!
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY
At the request Of many prominent citizens and
strangers, Messrs
KAyANAGH. GCLDTHWAITE and DERRY
assisted by
MICHAE HELAN
will give a grand
BILLIARD TBITION
at the above Hall on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
March goth and Slst, 1868,
And on TUESDAY AFTERNOON March 3lst at
three O'Clock,
For the Accom- mediation of Ladies and Fanailt:s
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
to be obtained at the principal Hotels, llliard
Rooms Restaurants, and at the door.
Doors open at 7; playing to commence at ~
o'c ock. mar 2S lyt
Evening star., 1863-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS,
WASHINGTON THEATR

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEyENTH AND STREETS.
AAAA0Rls.-..-..MY .MYssRs. MAKDER & 6ossoA
STAGE AANAoRH-- G. MAEDsl
1REAsuRRR GEO. W. FARRRH
This EVENING,
POSITIVELY LAST NIeHr OF
MATILDA HKRON,
as she proceeds to New York, in order to attend
the necefeary rehearsal for the pro iuction of
Edith" At Niblos Garden.
Ed TH;
Or,
THE EARL'S DAUGHTER
Dramatized from the novel of : East Lynne.''
Lady Edith ,..,.
Madame Vine, i-''.''''.'' .'AA1@ ihoioa
Alfred Morleigh h.:.......T H. knight
Tomorrow great bill. Great novelty next week
Pn1oIs OF ADMlSsIoE.-Bacony Chairs. rs cents;
Orchestra Seats IS cents Parquette, 80 cents; Fam
CAnta
Evening star., 1863-03-26
pUREAU oFOR RsDN.A NOE.
NAVY DEPlRHENTT,

Washington City, March 2, iss3.{
This Bureau is desirous of sscert aiming whether
riHed cannon can be mads of wrought iron Of suf-
hcient and uniform endurance and enconomy to
warrant their being eerred to guns of cast iron
only. or Of cast iron strengthened with wrought
iron.
Proposals will therefore be received from any
Manufacturers of forged iron, to furnish q An
shea gub, or block of metal from which the same
may be finished.
The said gun when finished, to weigh about 200
pounds, to be made into q gun throwing q pro
jecile Of 100 pounds as used in cast iron rifed can
NON of like weight; to be fired 100 times with
service charges of the same weight and kind of
powder used in the Parrott loo FOUNDER, viz: 10
pounds of No. J, without bursting or wearing in
such m amer as to cause apprehensions Of burst
Ing;
The quality of metal, price, and other terms are
70 be stated clearly in the pro posal forwarded
The Bureau reserves the right to itself of accept.
Ing or rejecting any of the proposals.
The time for receiving the proposals is limited
70 thirty days from date; and proposals will only
= received from persons actually engaged in tn Q
JOHNA DAHLGRHN,
mar u eo4w Chief of Bureau.
(Intelj gencer and Republican CODY
Evening star., 1863-03-26

NOTICE.
L REREBY Caution the public from creditiug any
person on my account, will not pay any debts so
ooMrscted.from this date. BENZ. BURNS.
March Is, 1863. mar A-eo3t+
Evening star., 1863-03-26
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
VARIETIES! VARIETIES,

VARIETIES! VARIETIES,
WITT GRACE! LOVE- BEAUTY
The great Music Hall of the city. Within the
walls OF this temple
Reveiry holds its gladsome sway"
Artistes of all kinds of superiority contribute
their genius for the illustration OF the Song the
Dance, and genuine Mrth.
Froiicsome Gee for the pas. ing he urs Our outer
sign the Banner of Light" Our inner walls H.
lumned with Brilll ant Talent. Cur bright list of
Artistes on the Scroll of Fame-Dlck Watkins ;. .
e. Wallace, Bob Hall, Larry Tooiey nj lie Lizetta :
Ada Tesman. Nellie Seymour, Ada johnson, Helena
Smith, Ella Zoyara Forrest. The Circle of Beauty
com posed of Lovely Lac les The Cluster of Grace
a combination of Female Beauty. The great Triple
Constellation Company
The great London Danseuse from the Royal Ly
ceum Theater, ADA LAMENT. appears on Monday
evening
merous ladies who desire to witness the Varietis =,
Company in daylight performance. for their
amusement, and that of their young fri.nds ard
children, the Management announces the first af-
ternoon performance as "A Grand Matir ee on
"Wednesday Afternoon April to continue eve ~
Wednesday afternoon during the season.
Evening star., 1863-03-26
EAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .4fEfN
THE STEAMSHIP GE1EE2
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander

WILL BE DISPATCHED
ataIdsy ssGs NEW as
1ussday sisst Cabin fSdS5 May 10 Tuesday = 5Sae
each berth according to size situation and 10 Accom-
modation Of the State Rooms ali having the same
hs a in to aaa
D. Gy ns ssn
only, fare and half.
nda ndsrvants panyins Passsngers and children
meals
furnished at separate tables. ............-...S7 go
found WITH beds beddns abe uten
slis. and good substantial food. :......"S50
All fares pay BILE in Gold or it's equivaent in &
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
js5 VI K RfsARYhI Agents
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES q CARRIAGES
hsRs q sPi asF tfssiy &
CARRIAGES made by the best build G2Ss4
the Of m
seat Rockaways and Germant owns, Boat Wagons
a fs H%s M fSff 2sshsf but with little nses
es Be- suit hs to w11
@ msfia sef sm n NO -os faoiHs YOUNG
LAWRAsON LEvERING,
COM ssION MERCH ANT
FOR THE SALE OF
COAL OIL AND BENZOLINE,
No. CoMMERCE ST,
mar 2l-lw. BALTIMORE
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
40 FOURTEENTH ST, OPPOSITE WtLLARDs'0
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
With First-class Restaurant Attached.
PRIVATE SUPPER Rooms FOR PARTIES
C.P. MUNSELL & CO.,
mar l9-lm Proprietors.
INTERNAL REyENgE STAMPS,
Of EVERY DENoMINATIoN,
Can 'i a aaa ShE 9ss HftssSt OFFICE
Opposite Post Office gepqHpsM- BoM-v.
-, ;. Collector of internal Revenue fer the
~ FINE HORSES.
L HE Subscriber M is constantly in receipt of very
fine HORSES for sale, single and matched, ~
iected By himself at the North expressly d0A
for this msrset and h them cannot fail
steck He will sell them low for cash, aud pect
Draft or Rdng Horses to give hm cali at his
sales and exchange stable ., on Louisiana avenue,
sGnh stafe 9Th and 7'h 5os it. L. HE1sE
NOTICE OF REMOVAL UP STAIRS
The ladies and public respectfully informed
that the establishment SO well known as
GIBBS HAIR STORE,
will in future be carried on Up Stairs in the same
building, where q full assortment of Wigs. Half
Wigs, Braids, Curls, Putfs, Bandeaus, Ac., will be
always on hand made to order at the shortest
notice.
Also fine Perfumery, Extracts Combs, Brushes,
Toilet Mirrors, Soaps, Dentifrices, Joseph Anthon
Farina Cologne and Toilet Articles generally.
e. GIBBS,
242 Penn avenue, Up Stairs
~ Ornaments.
changed &c. fe 25eolm
nN HAND AND FOR SALE-3,eOO Smoked and
~ salt Beef Tongues, 5000 Sheep Ton CUES, $500
lbs of the best Salt Beef plate and brisket cured
in the best manner. For sale lower than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. Also. con-
sta mt Su pply Of Fresh Meats.
John HOOVER. corner 9th and ID sts..
Evening star., 1863-03-26

A LII PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED TO TRUST
"A no one on my account. as will pay NO debts of
their eontra acting from this date.
March 25.-3t* 1T w. OURAND,
Evening star., 1863-03-26

SNo matter what may be said Of the ha 4
resime nts. IN ey have proven themselves .acelors
that wont rum
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PERSONAL.

f1LL Persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
enasing note for Is, dated November 2sd
1862. and payable three months after date drawn
Hy HieAardson& Co. of Norwich, Conn. in faver of
Sa, once on tie night Of March ssd ''. n'm 'n'
mar A-1w ". d WALLAJH,
A LII PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED 10 TRUST
"A no one on my account. as will pay debts of
M.rch as~st. '' ' T TJ.T. W. oURAND.
REREBY Caution the pr bic from creditiug any
person on my account as will not pay any debts
I.rsS s. lsss this date BENZ s1 sgkss
M.n.xr adNS99 no InMp,osIIIoSN, n, ,,..
born with natural gift. e She tells the past and
future-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated
Cures All diseases; business strictly confidential
No. 1Ss street West. between 9Th and 7th, near
likeness sf future husband or absent friend in
reality. Ladies 30 cents: gentlemen 81. mh25 Im@
MRS. L. sMIFH, Clairvsyant, Test Medium, No.
dVl 335 south B street, between 1st and Id SITS.
Capitol Hill, next door to National House; afew
seHfs ssox gss es snags @
eases BY magpetism, converses with your deceased
friends describes them; gets names; also your
Living husbands, brothers, wives, children, lovers
dessbes them, tells their character, ana diseases
tlnss SI mar 23 2w*
NJ MAGNEPIsMi
IlRS. WREN Still continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
HAND AaNETIsM.
Washington. mar 9-Im*
Evening star., 1863-03-26

8TOR eALE-Oue thousand sets of one, two and
four horse second hand IARSERs two hun.
zIred coed second hand Mcclellan SADDLES. In.
1airs Of p 8. JOhEsrON, No. 373 Pennsylvania
National Hotel fe ia Ina.