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Evening star., 1863-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ASSOCIATED PRESS nISPArCHES.,
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Defeat Of the X bells at Vermillion Bayou
One Thousand Prisoners Capturea-Teu
ketelSt-amboats Destroyed
NEW YORK, April 26.-The steamer Fulton.
from New Orleans. has arrived with impor.
tant advices.
On the 9Th inst. Gen. Banks had reached
Fernlliionville, after hard Hght at -Vernaii-
IIonTllle Bayou, where the rebels had posted
batteries and IN Infantry, hut they were driven
from them after hard fight, with nsiderable
loss ca both aides. About one thou sand priso.
Ee1s had been brought In 70 Franklin Can.
made at time.
The r'bels also destroyed ten steamboats, to
prevent their iailing into our hands, aud also
two lars sunboats. The Diana was nc.uaed
IN the destruction. 1t was expected that Gen
Banks would cantnre Opelousas on the 18th
and occupy il. Our Ceet hay, reouced La
Rose, an important. point, ana the prosps,ts
are tha. the rebels will be driven out OF the
bpeiousas country, or 8 II to be captured. Our
troops are III splendid condition.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
On The 1ith, Col. Kim ball, with the SOD Mas
sachusetts regiment, entered the rebel works
at Bethel Place. Gen. Weitzel followed with
his whole force, when the rebels retreated
They left numbers of their dead unburied, and
other evidences Of great loss. Large stores of
ammunition, Enfield rifles and other arms were
captured Our army marched through Patter-
sol Siiie, skirmi, hihg continually, and reached
Franklin on the 18th. The steamer Cor win was
captured, having On board three Federal officers
vino were ,akt Il by the rebels on board the
Diana. Ten steamboats,, two gunboats aud the
Uana We're destroyed by the re- ebc Is, with 2G.UU
pounds Of bacon and immense stores OF pro
visions, and l,Gco cases of ammunition, to pre-
vent their being captured by our troops
1t was c4pec.ed that Gen. Banks would oc.
eupy Ure iousas the lein.
The expedition under Gen Grover had also
been successful. Two Texas regiments AMI
three batteries were routed at Irish Bend by
the 13tn Connecticut, supported by the 10Th
Maine, 21th Connecticut, lsth Maine, and DIST
New Iclk, capturing a silk flag and other
trophies. The lebel force was under COM
mand o. Gen. Dick Taylor, son OF ex. Presi-
dent Taylor. Over Loco beef cattle, horses
and mules were captured. A celebrated salt
mine was also captured, and The works des-
troyed. Over 1,60u rebels were captured, and
more were being taken. An abandoned rebel
iron foundry was found near New Iberia, con.
tanning quantity Of shot and she'll,
Cur feet has also reduced the rebel. batteries
At Butt In Rose, and the prospects are that the
rebels Will be entirely driven out OF Opeiousas
or captured.
The latest adyices from New Orleans saw
that the wounded iii thr late b,tttIa have nearly
all reached New Orleans, numbering 10.
where they are GuarterPd at the Mechanic In
sttnte Hospital. Among them are Lieutenants
Oliver and Banning, OF the 18th Connecticut
All were doing yell. A large number of rebel
.Honnded Were IN hospitals at Franklin and
Henri.
Their" is nothing from Key West
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ap2I-sd Capt and Asst Qnartern,'r d. 8.
pRoPesALs FOR BITUMLNOUs GOAL.
ChgC Assistant Qld ,fsrUldStsr'S Ofits.
Depot Of WdShiHgtoy. ID. C.,
Corner ef 1874 ana G SIS, April l3, u

CorH@ ot 1874 and g SIS, April l3, lsi3.N
sEAlsD PROPOSALS will be reseivef at ,his otise
R5 fSs, sss
Iease Canal and the Potomac river, in George
s;noa1 ,ED cos of two thousand 'a0j tons Of B'a
The Goal to be of the best quality, suitable for
sseauers and biscksmithing purposes, subject to
Of the Government and to weigh twenty two hun
srsd and i%rs, s22 pounds 2 the ton the dey
asa all 70 he delivered sy the 3Ist of said month
and ts paid for by ths Weight
setermined =,
The fuli name and Post Oiice address CT the bid
Ger mus: APPEAR IL the proposal.
efall the parties mus. appear, the bid viii be
considered IS the proposal OF the partner
Proposals frsm disIoysl parties wGl not be con-
s.atred, aud An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE AUST ACCOM-
Propos sals must be addressed 10 Cant Edward L.
z ans boSa g5ss s sns
marked proposals for Coal ~
GUARANTEE.
se fssPSnsisiisy PS OF ts gusrsht"rs a. & must be
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
The ability Of the bidder to All the contract should
IT be awarded to him. rnst be gllsranteed by two
Responsible persons, hose signatures must be ap-
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
Bidders Innst be present IL person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. win not be c'nsid-
bonds IN the sam OF nve thousand dollars, ligned
b. the contractor and both of his guarantors will
Be required Of the successful bidder upon signing
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We,--,of the county of =, and State OF
:, and =, of the county of -, and State
Of -, do hereby guarantee that - is able to
fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms of
his proposition and that should his proposition be
accepted, he viii At once enter into = contract in
accordance herewith:
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his sureties.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the ofaeial
certificate above mentioned.) tyr
The night " reject any or all bids that may be
seened too high IL reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master. EDWARD l.. HARfZ,
ap l5-td Captain and A. O. M, q. D. Army.
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SThe food cont

; ~The food contrieptieas f3our peeelesis
the starving English and Irish viii be repaid
by increased emigration to this country, ii In no
other way. Accounts from all parts Of Qress
Britain agree in stating that the emigration this
year will PROBABLY be larger than that Of any
of the previous three or four years Hsnd,sde
of Snail proprietor are selling out and prepay.
Ansxo leave. The exodus of mechanics WIZ
aleo be very great The civil war, now tAsaiss
,aetual eject on the North and West u under.
a.oods. Soes not stand In the way Of ibis tnpCtS.
Ing Of human beings. E.
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SIX MORE TRANSPOR RUN THE
YICkSBURG BATTERIES.

Our ARMY ut Point CeaPee. on X ed RivcY-
Force of Rebels Defeated by General
Dodge. .Hs.
MEMPHIS, April 2i.-The transports Tigress,
Empire City. Moderator, Anglo Saxon, Chees-
man, and Harrison have run the blockade at
ficksburg. Two double-decked fiatboats, ca
rabie OF carrying thousand men each, have
also gone through Duckpprt canal.
Transports now pass Warrenton without
difficulty, the batteries being silenced. The
army is at Point Coupee, on Redriver, opposite
Bayou Sara. z4 --- g.
The rebels under General Wood have been
driven ccnfn.edly from Bear Creek. 1t is now
occupied by General Dodge. Skirmishing
continues on the Coldwater. Affairs are un-
changed 80.
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Destructive Fires.

NhW YORK, April GA fire occurred here
this afternoon, which did considerable damage
to the mailing department Of the New York
Herald building.
NEW YORK, April 26-The large candle
factory Of Allen. Hay h Co, First avenue, was
entirely destroyed by fire last night. The loss is
Sl75,90.. There was partial insurance.
PIrTsBURG, April 26.-The st. James Epis-
copal church, during the morning service to-
day, took fire from defective fiue, and was
nearly destroyed. The congregation got out
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From Nsrth CareIina.

PHIL ApHI.PpIA. April 25r~A iettefs from
Newhern statee thss Gen. Foster,s before leav-l
in q Newhern. ordered that the families Of all
p+ reons now in the ssryice Of the vonfederate'
,hsa oad. fhstant. and Gen. Palmer, the com
ana;Se .He an ofacer, caused thtsesisr to Sc. read
On sunday pre- vious ffrsn every pulpit Ia the
T,,,ee, az cofnpapyisg IL With eAe declaration,
tsbss he wouId see the order eartisd oat In iss
lSoadest sense. = - .sas. - - 3.
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PERSONAL.

MATRIh0N!AL:-A gentleman wishes 70 form
isI the aeeuaintsDee of Q lady, with . vssw 70
atrimony. Prsisrsnces Gent q, loving, hind,
hbt minded Industrious, economical. and neat
bousekeeper; dark or hazel eyes, black or dark
hair and white skin. good SIZED, foil faced. full
chest. well developed form and perfectly healthy;
aged Is TO 25 years. The advertiser s IS years cid
Hsisht pro gort,onsd blue eyes, bro rn.ha!r,
trioue economical and perfectly tenn perste. Any
lady answering will address "Alias,' Washington,
d. c. It*
y QEhOYAL.-Msdsme Ross, the celebrste ted Doc
~ tress and AstIologist. be4s leave to inform her
friends and the public that she has removed from
435 street, to S33 street north corn. of 18th
street west, three squares from the Patent Office,
where she will be happy to see her friends asusua
Name the door. api1 Iws
1fRs. L. SMITH, Clairyoysnt Test Medium 80
AV1 south street, Capitol Hill, betwsen lat and
a sts. heals disease by ma gnet with bat little
medicine; sees and describes your deceased friends;
gets nanes also seesyoI living uaoands. wvss,
and for the unmarried descrfbess eIactly the
lovers accurately that PERSONS marvel with sur
prise. Mrs 8. foTteiif future events in business
marriages, reads character. Hours from a IN
till .. m. SittinEs 81. SD l4lw- :
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PROPOSALS.
ID o P o O 4 FOR LU N D lR
cBIEH AssIsF'f fouAa1nsnksfla's q oyyIcs, }
DeSes AZ HashiaFtoa, ais @ 81.

Dves ~ Hoshins'oa, ais @ 81.
Iat1.p P.oros AS Vii se ,sos,7sS 4 this oh!ss
ID 4. My os g.
hss 90 "os( Zee, oi Lumber Of the ssiiov,ns iiaa
11vs hpndied tbousend tSoo.soo, Feet ~ or one ~
SgtiSs. an,
siaT (ia) iEsh White Fine Ccns,on Il oUitiags, Un
White P,ss Common caiiinse. 'N l
S'fts anousarS sot on feet dressed tonyoed snd
saiS.! ,heussnd iso,esI fee. White PHe Tlmssr.s
1Airs, lhsusand 80 ec} fee, White Pin. ry,nser,e
'ss. sSf feet Whit. Pin. lmss,
SAY .Soassnd sst ,srk ct lost BY or ..n 10,
5 sss fsst l1sn tai. a or sn o,
s i ss issF ss ssn ae 9,
inches vide, 10 feet long, Hsu1lo.k,
Ten 9sahd 10 ooJ feet Joist by "a feet long,
n,ss9s.pd ooc0) feet goist, by ;, ia feet lons.
Ten thsqssed zoo feet Joist, b, 5, le feet hong,
Ten :houfssd ls ooo) feet seantlins,s by.. feet
Fen thoussnd 10 pos feet sesntLns, Shy 4, is feet
fen thsnl and t0,dol feet scantlins b. 4. p feet
All the above described to be good, ,rne-shantshIs
S"nted on tie part Of the GoVernnent. q. a agent sp
All the lumber to hs delivered within thirty days
ssdersd and an cath of sllegiancs to the u G. Gov.
srnment must accompany each proposition.
The ability of the bidder to m the contract
should ii be awarded to him, must be gusrsutied
BY two sponki persons, whose signatures must
Be appended to the guarantee. and said guarantee
must accompany the bid
The response bility of the gusrautors mrst be
sso.n * the seltasats If ste Gf the Cle1k ofths
Eiet Attorney.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
re opered, or their proposals. win not be consid,
cred.
fbs fcli name and Post ofics address of the bid.
Ger must sppear in the proposal
IL bid ID made IN the name of FIRM the names
Of all the De ties must appear or the bid sill be
considered the individual proposal of the psrtv
ESnipsN.
bonds in the sum of Eve thousand dollars, signed
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
tbs contract -
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed TOO high is reserved by the Depot Quarter
MASTER,
Informal proposals will be rejected,
Proposals must be addressed to Cartsin Edward
L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermester q. g. Army.
Washington, D. c.. and should be plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
He-,ot the county of -, aud State of -
nd, OF the county of -, and State Of, do
In accordance with the terms of his proposition
and that, should his proposi ton be accepted he
gill at once enter into = contract in accordance
herewith
pared tc become his securities
60 thia guarantee must be apre pded the 6cisI
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
ap 2i-td Capt. and Asst Quarterm'r q. 8. A.
DR0P6SALs FOR BITUMINOUS COAL,
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Reported Fight at Celdwater Not Goa.
firmed, 5.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Memphis dispatches
Of the 2ad inst, make NO mention of the repulse
OF the Federal troops on the Coldwater, as re.
the authority Of jackson (Miss.l telegram.
according to the bPsts inflammation Obtained
there has been no fighting on the Uoldwater, or
near Hernandez, since. the fgh. OF Saturday
and Sunday, when the rebels were driven
hack. -F.-z as 81 - ps
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE. +.
0<ksyIVANIA AVEN UE, neas wilisrdr Hossl

THIS EVENING"
r- II II E R & TIC! - sos
Cf nbTss sSs.s
Last 'it Hk s'f s. of sEfoRHEf II Rfsf 'as'
a1ss Sc susAR insRns BENIN isiSs'se Actress
esf PEssoH s;s sp R 4 the
prepared by the late JHdse Conrad expressly for
Eavin Forrest, and purchase hy EDW1N ADAMS
f. A.. iaealous fsare. The three act Sensational
BRBTIc, sss.
snssn pen;n !, e e.. .ss :anenanet
TO conclude with seteaells version Of
TeoDLEs
s.tcesB j as. .......... .TeedIes
,E'Aan,lssion g., as. snd IS cents. No sTtrs
charge for fecured seats.
wAS4lNaToN THEATRE,
Lessee and Manager ..-.. JoBN WrLKss Booze
Eassgeme mt Of the Distips ished Yorne Amer.
Jean Tr& eedisn.
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
who will appear on .-.
MONDAY EVENING, april 18th. p
il shskspears's Celssrated Tragedy.
RICHARD III
J. wilkes Bc'Ih as .--s-, s. Duke g: Gloster
In which chara.te he stands without snsousl
Miss Alice Gray as............... Queen EEzah hath
Mr.. L. L. brinK as -. ,.....-.....-R Rjehmond
supported by
NEW AND SUPERIOR COMPANY,
1UFSDA Y EFENING.
IR. BOOTH in his great characte. Of
- PEsoARA. so.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

Onward INSTITUTE,
Hon. WIN. a. sEWARF. President
FEMALE DE DEiABTMENT-Miss N. e. HorCH
EIss, Principal The Sum mmer Session Commences
April 81. Board, tuition IL English and frenct
Rsterfaees Hon. Vim H Seward, Rev J. EslIs,
.. D., Church on The flights. Brooklyn; X. G.
Pardee snpt. N. Y. g. 8. Union, 59S Broad way;
and Iveson d Phinnes. Is Walker street, N. Y.
Florida, Orange cosDty, ny sp a-sw'
Evening star., 1863-04-27

WAR BEPARTMENT,
J" WAsBIse7on, Janusry n, lssa
In consequence Of the pressure sf snshese at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given ct the ohsoe Of
Lieut.. Col. ooRRAD, 1879 PenpsyIvsbis svsuus
above Eineteenth street.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
w ILL ARDs' LII!

" L l. B D g. HALL!
GOTTS HALK.
The CELEBRATED Piano Forte ViyiaoSO.
Mr.. l.. NJ GOTTSOHALK, having return ed sitter
an exceedingly brilliant and prosperous Concert
Tour in the West of over one hundred nights, will
give in Washington
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
On MONDAY and TUE ESDAY EVENINGS
April nth AID 18th,
when he wi be assisted by the young and talented
American Vocalist.
MISS LOUISA FIVIER.
The Wonderful BRETT0 BROTHERS,
Master BERNARD. II years Of age. .Visliaist
Master RICHARD, 7 years Of age .Cornet Piston
Musical Director and Conductor, 3. BEHRENS.
Admission including reserved seats, 81 Seats
may be secured at ". G. MetaeIet Music Store,
commencing Saturday April z5th, % a. m.
Doors open at 714 Concert to commence ats
ap244t
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EDUCATIONAL.
II. TIM0rRY's HAL.

ST. FIMorRY's HAIL
- CaTONSVILLE.
BAiTlNQRa COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The duties Of this Institution ave been regularly
Issumed at Cstonssii lille i'll all lis depa, nent5
Classical. Com 1iercial and Military
Arms and equipments have hsen furnished by
the State fer Artilit-y ard Infantry tactics,
Terms, iuclsding B:.oks and stationary sass per
session of ten nor tbs For admission Of pupils,
address Rev. L. VAN B0KKELKN, Rector.
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OF CIALs

DpPAp9nkRT 6s 69A~., .
NAsEIHSTU2. April Is, 1861
Release from the draft on the ground Of sliensge
has be. allowed In ths following ease:
Name RSe4s drafted
Michael Bu!eeY. . Howard county. Maryland.
lpr!iea.ics De.ied.
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CANTERBURY HALL,

CANTERBURY HALL,
!SuisiASA Az. NEAR sIxra srlEn-
Acting aanaser. ............. .Gso. R. Edeson
rss ssiEB sRBAE EtsilSP sTAH epHPAS3 gf HaE
MISS ,p1,1 s4,SS aSST3Sssf Ts39SSsRsfsAflos Il -
Alst aiss hsSSiftEf kh4E k5sx9SHHE:E 8 xE9S5SEE'
r., ,.n,,s,, MhLEs n,ia., Augusta s1 and MARIE
a. "a .Ha ABbUL kAzAK,
or the Slave Market of Cor .tan .inople
pfaE sRGA4 = a2P 5o5 kF 6F fbzE9HtLPs1 bEHtfS1
Composed OF tae most Beautifol Young Lsdies in
TIE Profession.
j. SYLVIA clsSks Master johnny. &c, T &C., srIet lr
sn'''s ssissaSR eRApH1cAL1r1Es,
TIE s1ysaah We saiKrlsEs.
HhRHoMkEkAtse tatI ceIN9IRsNch R.H p
RlLLisAKMsTHoN6, ths wonderful Jassier :
aGd aBtnmin,ist
TIE ARAB LAY
Afss 5Ss MI and Kate
o,a,,., 1T The 41s, iEISii is:;s EMlsk4Sr
Other characters by the Corrs 6ramatiaue.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 20
ssnsos; noa; P5iss's ns. e9ass a;.,l loldiPpg six
4 GRAND etATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
For LADIES Aso CHILDREN.
wheE the great Canterbury Company will appear
Admission-ladieR, 20 cents; children, 10 cents
STANDARD MUSIC AALL. OF AMERICA
- HOsORPD WITH
~
Popu with all Glasses; where friend meets friend
TO ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING"
Where people Of the most cultivated minds may
fnd pleasing diversion consouant
ibrOu ghout with their
1ETELLIGENCE, TASTE AND fEEhINGSi
t1RiETiES! vaRIRrtES!
MIR. Harry Leslie, G. ". Parker, Ada Tesmau,
Helena smith, Nellie seymour, Eliza Florence,
N lie Geraldine, Lille Ross Addie Johnaon Edith
and Emma w hitting, Hannah Birch, Maggie VIII
son. Dick Watkins Larry Tooley, franz Kerns.
James Pilgrim, Purcell. Beb Hall, Dulsusy and
others.
SCAMPIAI: THE iGILE'S REVENGE,-
MAY POLE FEsTIyITIE5l +
Will be performed with hundred soa gs and dances.
LADIES' FASHION ABLE MATINEE
WEDNES DAY AFTERNOON,
After which MIR LeElie walks the tight rope across
the Avenue. repeating it after the performance
On Thursday night after the performance
81 W. g. BpDW0RTH, the Ethiopian Monitor
is Coming.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

MO. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR.g
A. M. BININGER Z CO.'S STORE
Nst
2S7 P1HHeYLyAHIA AvEIuB,
Bslos IaftsssM sss, Gad nearly orposits Gatifs g.
- B-n
u A RROW, NIKE DEN co.
- BANKERS,
223 PxENA. AV., OPPOSITE WILLARDs,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
WILL BUY AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRBNT MONEY,
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
sou THERN BANK NOTES,
DEMAND AND r $40 TREASURY MOTHS
and ali other
GOVERNMENT SECURITIIS,
DRAFTS ON THE NOR rHERN CITIHS AND
ECR0PE.
Nayy and Army Checks sld QuArtermastsrs'
Collections made en- the most liberal terms.
Bonds, Stocks and Gold bought and sold on usual
commissions
U6positE received, mar 2l.lm
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HUBBARD BROS, A.
IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES,
NkssAp / JoEN SrRKRIs KEW YnRK

IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES,
SissAo JoHS sIREETs, Kew YoRK, ~
are recei wing a large I'M portation OF
RAILWAY TIMEKEEPFRs,
The Army and Navy s,Gite' & tss oi 1S Ss.sisfphia in
in its February number says ttThiS Importation
felt want, being hand:ome se5 services ble watch
81 an extremely low figure Suplsirs ia style an6
sSds sSish -.;.i9 Ds.9ss's 8. a. S. ssrss
,Rttait0n Of so.h sod ana Slrer ,oHA JaEty toored
sords, and 5Ga~6n. s6 slq.s s.ith sapsrio. yssn,
assorted designs. Ensraved and suparior electro
plated with gold, and silver. per case fisk, FORTY
E.aH1 psLLhRb ts.3t BY mail, postage. 81 :e5 per
Der case. ..s
MAGIC TIaE OBS SERVERS,
fHRrEkfEcTInN az Ngottt EIersx,
GSa;lcs:sn' ) Wa,a cag.5iasa, esls III Paissli aal "
,ors RAJ psrsr Tsh e IL np:t .s
show PsssSF povsIts Of Viii the ssso
called the Magic .sE ons sHHrr, and is HUT +
ing and Open fsce Wsteh combined; One Of, the
and cheapest timepeee for general AID relisbe ase
ever offered. IT has within i: .ad oonDe 1ted with
its machinery IFS own winding sttac',rnant, render
Watch are composed Of two metals, the ontsr one
being fire II carnt gold 1t has tie imprsred ruby
accurate timspiese. Pfice' sup.rsiy p siy snsravea a.
per csse of kaff dolsn, sa4. 30 Sample Wa atche1,
1T as' h0Hsf , t";s sa
So cents Retsils a. ssm and upwards. -
Ws, haze 70 agents or circulars; Buyers
t;seruent. TEENS CASH, sent *: O. d. to only
those that remit g.? or more to guarantee the pay
o them Wstshas viii Sy @a oes frse
dse. a sRS safe and us
'''' ME HUBBARD BROS. IMPORTERS,
an y0.ht lnl. NJ Il
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GARD
I9HN ss6 S.s MsGRSaoR e Iannilx b, Psyssp Sr
6ce, at No. 456 9Th street, between u and 4.
mar M-Irn
Evening star., 1863-04-27

TRUNKS: c~~
TRUNKS
NsiiEes snc Travelling Bags IL /. at We SozlZO
.riety anG very low at
L. HEILBRUE 4 cos
sos Seventh ST., betw. en- D and E.
az ]! I'm Under Odd feilows' Hall
A RRlFED And FOR SALE BY
n 3. n BACON.
393 Penn avenue, betveen4! AZ arG 6tE streets
Choice Goshen SUFFER-
Finest qualities Uf TEA
Complete assortment of SEC AIS,
Cayendieh and Navy TOBACCO.
HACkEhEL, SAL HON and HERRING.
CONNECTICUT MILK BISCUIT AND BOSTON
CRACKERS.
The finest WHIsHY in the country. the brands
"Baksr,s whisky" and nOld Family Neotar,''
CLARET WINE, very old BRANDY tOtard Dupuy
Co, "seisnstte'' and other nralds
y VII Mitl c3;np'ets @ @assor:ment Of choies FAMILY
E The Trade Supplied at the very lowest cash
pIices.i s..s s-. apJ6tf
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7 MATTING-MATTIN6!
/ have On hand L5O pieces Plain, Ohecksrsd and
Govqua also, Floor, Table and Step Oil Cloth
fine assottpsnt Of Orochery and Glass Ware. to-
Getker with variety of Cabinet Furniture both
new and second hand, which VIII esold heape
than tb cheepest Cali soon at AS 7ths treet Be.
tween @ and II, east side.
mar 50 In Z. BUCHLY.
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'{'6 AT Tiers AND PUHVEfoRs. q. j
SMITH IL VI . r r iSON,
No. 67 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
FcuR Dooas FROM SEVENTH STaEFf,,
:er for sale rery !c,c rices large assortment Of
FINE GROCERIES,
PRoYIsIONS. WINES, LIQUORS. SEaARS,
FRUITS. &C., -..-. e.
psGhed in superior order. No charge for package
o. delivery to any part Of the city.
S& n ara proegietors Of the we'll known brand of
OLD CABINET WHISKY
sMlTHE WILD CHERRY TOEIU BITTERS.
The Trade spprlied on Fsuerat,G Terms.
~TRY GS.4a ap6-Im'
BOOKS!
"A Ill the new Military Books on hand and for
sale at New York and Fhiladei phia prices.
Also, NAVAL TENT BOOK. 80,
ew Beof g of the day.
APPLET0NS. NEW AMERICAN ENCYCLO-
Blank Books and Fine Static merry. Photograph
Albums 90 'A' H'' ''' II HUDSON 1Sl TAYLOR,
apIa-lw 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1863-04-27

DOCKS FOR PRESENTS, %,
ID Handsomely bound, At
RUS6ELLE, 595 eeyenth street.
apN-St Under Avenue House.
Evening star., 1863-04-27
IF0RrANT 10 lpUILpERe

ZNaEIODRON6..-A iAFGasassoTtnent OF Prince L.
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Evening star., 1863-04-27

PIANOS.
n NEW Assortment of Sts.nway g. Son q Pianos
has been received to-day. These Pianos-
are admitted By al music.aoE to be sups-
rior 10 all others. The 6rst premium bsssI NV
always been award ed to Steinwsy Sons wherever
ot srs-as 1t the World's Fair in London, Of last
year and all exhibitions in this country.
Several second hand Pianos for sale upon sAsy
'Ne VI. 6. hETZEROrr,
ap16 corner OF Pa. Nv. and lith street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-12-30

BLOCKADE RUYMING.-A letter from
Bermuda, dated the later part of Sep
tember, says:
GA rafting trade is doing here in
blockade running. This week two
steamers are off with full cargoes to
two fresh ports farthorSouth. Charles
ton has become rather too warm, but
there are hundreds of other places be-
tween Wilmington and Texas that
neighbor Davis can be accommodated
at. All "Uncle Sam's' scows can't
keep our fellows fingers out of the
Southren pic. There is now inter-
course with the Confederacy to and
f6ur UNITS Il week. 10 tiIy,, 7 IearIf,
blockading steamer is to arrive in
our port of Hamilton, and Southern
agent will take up his residence here,
as others have already at st. Georges.
The sheds for coal depot are being
erected here now. Two vessels
have left, and three are about leaving
for the South this week, and four
more arc reported to be on their re-
turn with cotton. Many more are at
st. Georges, loading and unloading,
and waiting for goods from England.
We are also expecting the first of the
great iron rams, from Mr.. Laird's
yard in Liverpool, to stop and coal
here, previous to going into Charles
ton to raise the blockade. They arc
sanguine that her iron nose will poke
a hole in the ironsides."