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The New York herald., 1863-03-04
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Defeat OF the Rebels at
Bradyville.
Capture Of Seventy Prisoners and a Quantity of
Military Aeeouirsmsnts,
Ae., ke., &s.

Csusslr, March g. 1883.
SPECIAL despatch dned Murfreesboro, I'd inst says
An expedition OF thousand cavalry, composing de
tachment of the Fourth regulars Third and Fourth OHIO
and First Tennessee regiments and thousand six hun
dred infantry containing detachmens Of the Eighteenth
and Twenty FIRST Ohio, Nineteenth Illinois and second
Tennessee regiments left hurfeesboro yesterday
ing, and encountered the enemy at BradyviIle.
After severe lighting the enemy driven from the
town with the loss Of eight killed and twenty wounded
and eighty privatcs and nine officers captured There
also captured three hundred saddles and
coutsments and large collection o. Official orders and
papers and tho private baggage Of the enemy.
The enemy engaged was a portion Of John Morgan's
division.
Our loss In killed and wounded about half
the rebels.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
Movements OF General Van Dorn's Rebel
Forces, Sc.

NArHFiLFt AFHHt HhftH ~ i~tdt
The rebels under General Van born advanced towarcs
FRANKLIN yesterday two roads, 0O0 srong win ar
tllcry After man@ayerng while, bogrg q draw our
men into ambash they returned W. eaBafef tH1 =
Van Dorm command
General Van Dcrn's hcadquariers agr e s,rtc HI
thirteen mics south of fransa. Coone oaiskn ~
one Hondrcd and twenty third Ohio. i pst s u inl
At franklin. No fears are entertained far ae eiy
the place.
The federal force by order Of General Mfcu,a. have
captured Felix Young aud william .. scraggs, notorious
guerilas who have murdered many Union soidlag. n
sumner county. They, with others, have been o.
dercd 70 close conlnenent and heavily ironcd.
seventy prisoners arrived from the front st ght all
q Morgan. command mostly the Fosrtcerth and Trst
Aabama regiments. ons hundred and ninety three
bel prisoners leave here for LOUISVILLE 10 morrow.
Union man, named waxgoner bru,any mardsred
Ia, night, seven miles from tbs city, tho Lebanon
pike His house and outbuildngs we're burned.
There " thirty fee, of wspr Tho Shoals. The bot
lands o. Sashvre and EdgeneId entirely sab-
merged
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

w.susGros, March 8, 1909
Letters have been received here tho army tho
vicinity vcksburg, announcing that tho expedition
charge Of General washburne opcn The Yaroo
pass has been entirely suoocasu promises furnish
the key 70 the capture Or thai rebel stronghold
The rcp,rt lis, week Of severe engagement
and repulse At vcksourg, has, 1t u acer.ainod been
received in distan, cities. Tho government not
aware there been general engagement Ia thai
quarter.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Owwnpo, March q, 1873.
A. tho munoal sisctisn W day the elected
their Mayor by los majority, and two cui the four A.
derDen.
rsor, March q, Iass.
A. The charter election bore 70 day WIN. l. Wan A.
styBe, democrat ~ss ses,sd Mayor by 800 mao
rity. Tho CofamoD Council stands eerso<rkis Ia rs.
pablicsBs,s
Eo<ssrsS, March Q, Issa.
AZ the chsrtsr election today the dsmo~ssu Gssvd
the Mayor and ~ntrs city ticket ny abont 400 majority
and eight q tbs twelve Ai1srmsa As1 of the
twelve sagsrvisms
Locxron, Much ., lssS.
The democra,s have ELECTED their whole ucsss ~
isrg, maority.
rr,cI. Msrth 3, isrt
Charles Wilson. Democrat was 70 day esest~3 hars
hy 900 maHry he rect " tho city ticket ~ asp dufso
cfatis T1- I9msnon Nggnci q ibg same a. nst year.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
Despatch from General Rosecrans.

huDRrE-FoRo, Tenn, Feb. ~, 1905.
To Major General HAIIkcx, General In Chief
General Stanley reports from his expedition 10 Brady
vile, that the rebels Of Morgsns and wharton's
mands made . stand In Bradyville. Colones Psrsmour
and Long went In with sabrss and whipped them In
about three minutes. stakes cavalry advanced brAvely
with carbDss. We took seventy prisoners, including
sish. ofcsrs, their camp equpase. pts saddles,
seventy horses and Basil Dukes regimen,al papers.
Major Murphy did good service We Iost killed
and one captain and seven men wounded.
W. y. ROsECRASs, General Commanding
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
OPENING OF THE YAz00 PASS.
Our Gunboats in the Talla-
hatchie River.
REBEL REPORT OF A GREAT BATTLE.
HEAVY LOSSES on BOTH SIDES.
NO ECIDED RES u l. T. !,
ke., DC, IL.

The Reported Evacuation OF vicksburg.
cino, March 3, 1893.
The Memphis bulletin ot Saturday, 2sth nit, says
eve hate ,epoyts 'oheh confidently teiscc IN ta
Informed circles hat he reels eudenaiirg Ftkf,re
.The gunboat carondele, aud nvo others reported
to have reached the Iallahachic river. via faz"o Pass
"Rcports are still favorable from Lake Providence.
"About mile OF tho track Of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Moscow, has been submerged scvcn
days and the bridges sunk that trains cannot ranH
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
IMPORTANT FROu NEW ORLEANS
the new SYSTEM OF NEGRO LABOR.
Mass Meeting Of Louisiana
Planters.
SPEECH OF GENERAL BANKS.
-~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~~
Uhlawfhl Demonstration By De-
Cessionists.
Dispersion OF the RabbIe by
Union Troops.
Important Orders from General
Banks.
The Harriet Lane Still Shut Up in
Galveston Harbor,
DispersiOn OF the RaDbIe b,
Union Troops.
Important Orders from General
Banks.

Inc steamer Che-kiang, from New Orleans the 23d
np Island the Gath, and Pensacola the 25th uIt
arrived at this yesterday morning She brought
hundred discharged soldiers.
The following is her report--Passed Key west the
9th ult, and large white steamer going On the
same night passed the steamer Illinois, bound New
York. At later hour in the afternoon the steamer BIO
Bio also came in from the port calling her way
NJ the port Of Havana.
Jackson (hiss) paper says that Jew had been
rested on the charge OF offering spike the guns at Port
Hudson for $50 ,000
rebel deserer reports that Cen. sibley has sent his
nantry-l 500 strongto Shreveport, and has gone up
with the balance Of his command, consisting Of arer
and cavalry, to Atchafalaya river The infantry
entirely destitute Of ammunition The conscrpon OF all
men between The ages Of sixteen sixty being
forced with relentless rigor.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
III = II

3 only child of Jas. Il. and Mary J. Gordon, aged
The tenderes tie the heart can ever know,
By this event is severed st blow
The bud Of promise hope of many years,
i thus dissolved in one vast aood Of tears.
Her beau:eons form. her lively, infant mind,
fGst bora lovely ely Only i child, H
Oh, poignant grief most frantically wild.
Her parents and grandparents stepped in woe,
For consolation whittier shall they, go;
Oh. Ged who gave and who has taken away
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, frsm the residence of her No
41SG street east, on Sunday, tae 18th inst, at
O'Clock p. m. IT
In this city, on the morning OF the 18th instant,
JOHN D. HQG AN, clerk in the Treasury Depart
hs friends a are respectfully inyited te attend his
funeral from his late residence, No 406 Sth street.
between G and II, on Monday morning, April 10Th
at. 10 O'Clock. Requiescst in pace.
On the evening Of the 18th instant, LILY ANNA,
aged year and p day..
frisnSs and scs1aiLtsDees @ Of the family are re-
Sunday after nosn. 18th instant, at O'Clock, with
out further notice.
beloved child of Edwin and AlbinA King aged ii
months and "a days. Gone home.
snGs OF Il. sa}
are respectfully invited to attend
On p the morning M Of the 18th instant st soeleek
PAULINE, the eldest child OF Rober. and Selma
None Ene. hsF but to love her,
The funeral will take Face from tn residence of
her parents, on to.norrev. Sunday, at 9 o'clock
p n from street, between d, and 9Th. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
On the morning of the 18th instant. at 8 o'clock
Of paralysis, in her Both year of her age. Mrs So
san BALTs ER. long resident of Washin gton.
Her funeral will tax place on to morrow Sunday
No. 534 corner of G and iIth sts Her friends and
acqraintsnces are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
In Georgetown, Apr! 18th, SAMUEL DAVID.
con CT Charles u. and Ann '. Reintzel, aged yea-
ard day.
Dearest Samu uel thou last left us,
We our loss most deeplT feel
But tbs God that hath beTeft us,
He can all our sorrows leaI.
His funeral will take page to morrow Sunday
street
LINES WaI-7Bs On THB DEATH OF G. 8. WuITSsT /,
b. mRs. D. DAVIS.
'Tis hasd TO live and yet to feel
Whilst living JoL dying;
TO leave al loved oues here below,
This, this Ii very trying.
And is there nothing that can save
Us from the arms of desth2
Can no physician claim the power
To Danish 1t forthwith
Alas no power on earth can heal,
Or save US from the grave
Our Fathers will must be obeyed,
'Iih He alone can save.
And He will save all those that call
On Jesus Christ his Son,
And through His all atonins blood
He II pardon every one.
And fit is Gods will on earth,
These blessings ill be given;
| And should He bid US come away
He'u save US all in Heaven.
Noow let US say Thy will be DONE"
! No matter go stay;
Wen meet again with those we love,
And dwell in endless day
Navy Yard, Washin gton April5 us
Evening star., 1863-04-18
ByJ,C MCGUIRE co. Auc.iouesrs


TtRCSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT on STREETS NORTH BETWEEN lite
AND l4TH STREETS WESTON FRIDAY. May lst,
at O'Clock the premises. by virtue of deed OF
trust dated June 29th, 1859, and duly rdei in
Liber J. A s, Ne 15l folio 46s; ct sea: of the
land records COR ashin gton, D. G. sh,n sell part
of Lot number elk, e. in Square numbered three
hundred and twenty, go, besinring Mt the south
line of said Lot number slx, &c., being l2S feet 8ls
inch from the intersection of l2rh and G streets
thence east 100 feet Themes north IS fee 81 thence
west twenty five I25l feet, thence south Is feet,
thence west IS feet one % inch. thence south
three Is, feet 81. inches to the place of beginning
Also part of Lot number eight tsj in Square afore
said, beginning at tl e east line of said Lot eight
{B,tbeing one hundred (lO0l feet one CD inch from
the intersection of l2Ih and G streets thsnce
south one hundred Go) feet, thence west twentyS
Ave t2s feet, thence north flt0t feet thence east
twenty-fv. rs, feet to the place of beginning
desirable frame dwelling house
Terms 81 ,2t0 in cash: the remainder in and ls
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
All conve yancing at the cost of purchaser
If the terms of sale be not com piled With within
FIVE DAYS eafter the trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and pense of the defaultns
purchaser. On one weeks notice in the Evening
Star. WIN r. HOLIDAY Trustee
sp ll-eodhts, &c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
A NEW MARKET HOUSE

Plans and estimates OF the cost of a Market
House to be erected in this Town on the site of the
present one will be received by the subscriber
until noon on the 18th day of May, 1868.
table In It's appe arance, and have all such arrange
ments and fixtures as are of approved modern in.
vention, with proper regard to the demands of
light ventilation, cleanliness, and general con-
veDIaEce.
The plans may be sepsrats and varied by each
For House of one story of the length and
width OF the present one
For use OF two stories TO extend from Bridge
street to the Canal, with area of eight feet in
width between it's southern tern in alton and the
Canal, 20 be protected by suitable on railing
amount OF the additions cost, of basement
OF suitable depth. and the full length of the
building, should the Councils conclude to have
such addition
quality and style to be approved Of BY such agent
as may be appoint ed by the Councils to inspect the
same while III course of con stru ctiou
The plans herein indicated are intended to bs
more suggestive than 6xed, and any other which
may be presented will be duly considered and II
Any further information which may be desired
will be given on application to the su bseriber
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYoR's OFFICE,
GuoKsETows. D O., April II, 1868 spls eotd
u JHO w LUMsBON,
L 0RWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 AND 103 WATER STREET,
Georeetoton. ID. C.,
msIchanaise ads generally; Procurss Freight, Char
Business transacte always with promptness and
dispatch. mar Aft
Evening star., 1863-04-18
MAR RIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev Father Walter
at the residence OF the BRIDES father JAMES w
GIBSON to Miss LAURA NJ, daughter of Chas J
COum bus all of this city.
On the 18th instan t, by the Rev. Father Walter,
Mir. j. NJ. GIBSON to LAURA 2. COLUMBUS, all
of this city
Evening star., 1863-04-18

CENTER MARKET-The dealers were all at
their stands at an early hour this morning, and
sales Were lively soon after their arrival. The
stock offered was quite equal to the average of
the season; and from the list of prices it will be
seen that they have changed but little during
Ihp paSt week:
Evening star., 1863-04-18

were arrested by Roundsman TAFT for assault
and battery on a boy named James Hardness
The boy was playing around the store corner
of New York avenue and Thirteenth streets,
and tantaliZed the accused. They caught him
and chastised him, for which he had them ar
rested. Justice Clark held them to bail for
court
Evening star., 1863-04-18
ByJAs. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc.: onsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERrY.-By virtue of deed of trust, dated the
2sth day of October ls5S, and recorded in Liber
records Of Washington county, p. e., the sub
serl9eT S XVI proceed 70 sell TO the highest bidder
5o'clock in the afternoon, the premises, all and
singular those certain lots of ground lying and
being Ss situate in the city Of Washington, in tae
District Of Columbia, and which known and
distinguished on the onicial plet and ground plan
in square ssi, tfSur Hundred AN and t. thirty one,}
together with the improvements, &C., as in said
The terms Of sale are: One third of the purchase
money to be paid the day of sale and the residue
in six and ..slve months. for which residue the
bear ing interes: from the day of sale. payable
sem annually the deferred payments 70 be secured
by q deed of trust on the premises sold, and tbs
endorsement of the notes. at the option of ths
trustee: but the purchasers shall have the priYi-
II ge of paying the whole of the purchase money
in cash.
Should the terns of sale not to be compiled with
within days from the day of sale, the Trustee re-
the right to resell the operty for cash on
ten days public notice, at the risk and cost of the
purchaser or purchasers in default.
All conveyancing at the purch- serg cost.
A. HYDE. Trustee
ap4-eotd ] g. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

! 0S1-0n the evening of the I4th, black and
- tan PUPPY with two white fore feet he hal
OF q blue leather collar, and aus WSrs to the name
of Bart" =" A liberal reward will be gwen if LETT
at the Segar Store next dosr to the Canterbury
Hall. ap Is St
RROKE AWAY FROM THE BOY. on George
- town Heights. one brown HORSE, with wagon
breeching o and blind bride. A auitabie reward
Will b. paid il returned to s. D. LINN, Montgom
cry House Georgetown. sp I5-St+
GAME TO MY PREMISES Or the 18th instant,
/ 4 dry cows and yearling HELPER which the
owner owners have by coming forward,
proving property and paying charges
A GLEASON,
on the farm known as willard Farm.
ap lost" back of Kend all Green.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

LARCENY AND IMPOSITION. - Marga ret
Brown alias O'Neil was arrested on Wednes-
day night last, by Officer Crump of the First
Ward on charge of larceny Of a lot of cloth
ing from Benjamin Lewis {colored,) and for
living off HIM and other colored folks and al
ways leaving without pay ing her board. JUS
tice Drury committed her to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

THHIS Is TO NOTIFY eUTLERs or THE
army fhat am prepared to furnish at ell Tim es
and 1t short notices al kinds OF " WAGONS. G., ap-
pertainin TO suffers. CHARLES SLACK.
Corner OF John and Cathedral sts.,
mar A-6m. Baltimore, I'd.
Evening star., 1863-04-18
STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

ByJ. c. NEG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE LOT On c STREET NEAR I2rH.-
TN FRIBAY AFTERNOON, April 24th at S
O'CLOCK in front of the premises, We shall sell part
Of Lot No. in Square No 5s4 from, ing q feet on
North G street, between llth and 18th street
west, running back Is feet.
Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six, q,
and twelve months, secured with interest by
deed of trust on the premises.
ap l4-d q MCGUIRE co Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-18

~ MAY BALL,
j HE TERPSICHORE sOCIALS Respectfully
inform their friends and the citizens of "A
Washington that they intend giving the Fl rst ~
Grsnd May Ball of the season at TEN perance EaA
Hall, street, between 9th and 10th, on LHi
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 4, 1868
The membe of this Associ alton inform us that
this will be their first Ball and will spare means
to make it one Of the most agreeable and interest
ing of the season.
schroder's Band is engaged for the occasion.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladies' to be had Of an Of the members, and also
at the door Of the hall. By order:
Co1nmittss Of A-,aa ysnents.
A. A.Bugier, Ct. AnEermann,
J. Mailer, A. Rose.
J. Oesin ger apl8MSys64-
Evening star., 1863-04-18
RyJ C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALEOP VALUABLE BUILDING

Il IoTs The unde gned, surviving trustee
by virtue of deed of ndenture, Bearing date on the
10TH day of April. 1884, and recorded in Liber A.
g., No. AZ, folios 34, 35 3 and 347 of the land
records of Washington county, in the District of
Columbia will sell at PUBLIC auction, to the
bidder, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 22d at
So o'clock on the premises, all the pieces or
parcels Of ground lying in the city of Washington,
said city as lots numbered nina and part of ten in
square six hundred and eigaty-fve. fronting
together "a feet 10 inches on north Capitol street
and one hundred and twenty two feet on north
street.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the remainder
notes Of the purchaser shall be given payable in
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with
interest. Deed to be given and deed of trust
taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex-
pepse of the purchasers.
ten days after ths sale, the trustee reserves the
right to SELL giving one weeks public notice,
at the risk and pense the defaulting purchaser
JAMES ADAMS, Surviving Trustee.
mar Sr-eod&ds J. c. MCGUIRE e co Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-18

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES AND MULES
Capt. Tompkins, A. q. NJ, will sell on Thurs
day, April 3D. at the corral near the Wash
ngton bservatory. about eight hundred horses
and mules. condemned rs unfit for the public
service. Our friends in the country should at
tend this sale, as many of these animals can no
doubt be restored with proper care and atten-
ton. II
Evening star., 1863-04-18
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

NE COME ONCE MORE, KIND FRIENDS.
TWELFTH GRAND BALL of the HICKORY
CLUB will take place on MONDAY EVE -
MING, May llth, 1868, at Temperance Hall, ~
street, between 9th and 10th. -
For particulars see future advertisements -
ap I8-lts
Evening star., 1863-04-18
AUCTION SALES,
ByJ.C. MEG UIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers

BY J. c. MEG UIRE & Co.. Auctioneers.
A phIN!sTRAToR's SALE OF FURNITgRE
naKNIsHH mp HHouskH9LD EFFkGrs.-On THURSDAY
acnre ef the la E Judge Hartley Crsw ord, soSsa
ture and aets shall sell the
"alnui and Mahogany Sofas, Parlor, and Easy
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Ialr ot Rosewood Divaps, Whatuot.
Two Marble top Pier Tables, Light Stands,
Ms tel drn.ssnts a9s s,slt oeHPs!s Frame Mirrors,
pna9 rsbs beins Sha1s
China. Glass, and Creckery Ware,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WsahStands,
Wardrobss, Bookcases, 1ab.es,
Hai. tea.ner sId dfiegds g?sters and Pad9; P,lI9Ms;
Cooking and other Stoves, &c.
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms cash
D. DAVIDSON, Administrstcr:
sp lid J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
ay THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence ofthe rain until MONDAY, April 2tA,
ap lS-d ~ 'J c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
BY W. l.. WALL Il Co, Auctioneers
Corner south side Pa. av. and Ninth street.
EROOERIERs, TOBACCO. CIGARS. LIQUORS
TUEsDaY MoRN1NG o APRIL aIst, tioo at ls O'clock.
viii sell, in :ront of the Auction Roo ms, lot
Barrels White aud Yeli.w Sugars
Chests Tea and Ground Coffee.
Tisrces Hams and Bacon
Boxes Cheese. Candles. and Starch
Boxes Yellow and CASTLE Soap
Boxes Adamantine Sperm, and Mould Oar dies
Gases Catsup, Sauces ami Pickles, and Branded
Fruits
Gases Natural Preserves and Jel!ies
Cases Mustard, Cinnamon. Pepper, and Ginger
Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee
Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, and Vegetables
Boxes Navy Tobacco, Smoking and Kiilikinniok
Tobacco
A large assortment Cigars
Cases Champagne and German Wines
Gases VI hickey, Brandy, Gin, and Bitters
Barrels Pixies xxx, Miller's Rye, Msgnoiia,
bourbon. and other Whiskeys, and 10 gallon
kegs Suits Whisky
u and y Brandy
Also q quantity of Small Stores
Also, 500 bushels Potatoes
Also, 100 eases Champagne, Duprc's importation.
Terms cash.
az IS-2t L. WALL e CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-18
BOARDING..

PooMS AND BOARD Can be had at the corner
IA OF 18th and SITS. apI63t.
A COMFORTABLE HOME FOR TWO GEN
"A tlemeD or for gentleman and wife can be had
at 3hl + street, near 9th. ap 1851
TWO YOUNG MEN May find good accommoda.
tion and Board on mode rate terms, near the
Heights of GEORGETOWN. Refer for further in ell
lieerce TO No 121 Bridge street. References e1-
changed apl5N
Evening star., 1863-04-18
RyGREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioueers.

E1y q q Mo, AncCIOn6efs.
TIVE TW O-sTORY FRAME HOUSES At AUC-
. TIoN-On WEDNESDAY, the l5ta inst we
shall SELL at o'clock p. M, ivo two story frame
houses, situated on Third street east, between
Maryland avenue and street. containing four
roons each; all Of Lot 10. in Square No. 7a Per
soHs in want of small houses will have q fine chance
to purchase, a. they will be sold Separate
Terms-One sif cash; balance in six and twelve
months; the purchaser to give notes .or the
deferred payments; bearing interest from the day
of sale. A deed given. and deed of trust taken
All conveyance ~ the eost of the purchaser.
aps s-td GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ayTHE ABOVE SALE Is POATPONED ON
account of the rain until thursday, the 23d
inst same heur and place.
api34t GREEN K WILLIAMS Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

THE LATE CONCERT at Odd Fellows Hall
for ST. Joseph orphan boys-one of the most
successful affairs that ever came off in this city
melted over $1,000. This amount placed in
bank to their credit by John F. Ellis, who act
ed as treasurer, to whom they are much in
debted for having so successfully arranged
and managed the affair.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

MUGs.-The Metropolitan Police gallery is
very rapidly filing up. Yesterday the mugs
OF j. T.. +. MCNaughton, arrested for the rob-
son, arrested for robbery in Georgetown, and
Margaret Mcneil, for petty larceny, were al
ded by Mr.. Bigley, the photographer.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

For COUGHs, COLDS. BRONCHITIS. SORE THROAT.
any affection. Boswcll'S Meiicqtei Cou gil
Candy. Its the most pleasant and crctual remedy
known. Sold by all the principal druggists. and IT
B"snelFs Drug Store, corner of Maryland aycnu"
and Ith street ~
Evening star., 1863-04-18

DR. DuPONT's sugar-coated Fenale Re esufating
Pills are the Uery bsa in They operate speedily
Sea UPON the most teii:ats stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their snpsiiority all others
Price 81 a box Sold by 9: Ford, corner Iith
Cook, EsIand ja6ly
Evening star., 1863-04-18

CORRECTIoN.-Dr. A. T. Augusta (colorpd
writes to that he holds the appointment of
full regimental surgeon u. S. V instead of as
SStant surgeon, stated.
Evening star., 1863-04-18

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs
Er8LUbLE BUII DING LOT ON NORTH L.
STREET, BETWEEN I6TH AHB l7Ta STREETS AT
ArCTIoN.-0n FRIDAY, the oath instant, at o elk
p NJ. shall sell in front of the premises all of
Lot s. in square ls3. fronting north L street s.
feet inches, running back t 80 feet alley.
Terms: One-tnird cash; bal ance, siI, twelve, and
eighteen months. The purchaser to give otes for
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. A deed given and dee 1 of trust taken.
ap I8 d GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts