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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-09

HALIFAX. APRIL 3.-Tho steamship Cansda from L.
verpool ON the 2ist Of March, has arrived @
The Confederate loan very successful at London
The total amount expected to exceed fifteen mioos
LONDON. SATURDAY-Consol. after the official bours
were at S2i a 3a Confederate loan, 81 At premium
The loan close on Saturday afternoon ths 2Ist
utmo) the BIDS having greatly exceeded ths amount
ed, particularly in London Report says that thu appca-
tons In Liverpool not very heavy and that there was
consdersb Bile diversity Of opinion place as to tho
merts OF the scheme Paris kilograms state that the loan
was quite rage there.
Tho Times city article Gays in regard to this loan
Very little political feeling m manifested in the busi.
ness and t seems evident far London
that 1t 10 in viewing il speculation that any at
there can De no doubt that majority Of merchants and
capitalists would have wished il had not been ntr
rs the aair will not be officially on the change
NO aeaisrs nave agreed among Themselves fx upon
April Path as the settling day
The ship Washington, from ,Caso for Antwerp, was
seized BY the Alabama. but released There we're fifty
thousand dollars board TIE Alabama had burnt the
Vessels Golden Eage Olive Jane, aud Palmetto at South
ampton, and landed their crews
PARIS, HATURDAY.-A Cabinet Council was held on
saturday In the minority Of in the Senas on
the Polish question: several of the os ultimate the
EmPerors enfoErage. The Bourse was firm at 60f 25c
CRAcow, MARCH 2O-The insurgents are raIyog at
Viseltza, commanded by Somconsk
Dispatches received at the Russian Embassy GO firm
the defeat Of Langewicz who had to Tar
now. The insurgents ost four hundred killed and fifty
four taken prisoners.
telegram from Lemberg also confirms the above
statement.
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FROM EUROPE.
THE Russl.Ss AaAIN DEFEATED.

THE RUSSIANS AGAIN DEFEATED
AkALMEiRzYKE, MARCH IAN important engage
eal ths Poles and the Russian oops took place
yesterday at Londek three miles from K,sch The lat
ter were compelled 10 retreat aud town was reduced
TO ashes The number Of insurgents concerned IN this
battle amounted to three Thousand men Riforc meats
were sent this morning from Kalisch to the Russians
CHINA AND JAPAN.
SHANGHAI. FEB 6-Afars In this city and the vicinity
are quiet The accounts from the are satisfactory
The reb- city Changhoo has rendered its aleg to
the Imperislists.
The Rev Mr. Ruker Of the London Mission disd ar
Ningpo on the Cd instant
inteigence from Japan announces the DEGRADATION Of
the MOBILES Who h1d been connect with Foreigners THIS
was supposed to be the of Reputation
Of the treatrs concluded by the Japanese
with foreign Powers.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION

HARTFORD, APRIL 7-keturns firm very town in the
State except Hampton have BEEN received The vote for
Governor lie, Buckingham 80 304 Seymour s36 Iuck
nghams majority viii be $500 The Senate s,ands four
teen Union to seven Democrats and the House one hun
dred and thirtynne Union to ninety Democrats with
two towns tie For Congress Messrs Deming Brands-
see' and Hubbard, Union, and English, Democrat are
elected
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ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS,

BOSTON APRIL 6-The question Of repeating the amend.
ment to the Constitution sd pied in 1885, requiring 70
regners to rssde within the State years after nstu ali
cation before voting decided the polls to day two
consecutive Legislatures having agreed to the repeal
There Is no indication how the STATE has gone 90 little in
terest was manifested The in this city was o96 for
repeating and 1872 against the vote was LIGHT
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vICKsBURG TO BE BoMBARDED.

CINCINNATI April 4.-Paseogers who arrived at
Cairo yesterday stated that lat movement Hanes
BUT failure. add that feet and Transports hsd
returned to Young's POINT.
Gen. Grant had succeeded in placing battery of 81
FOUNDER PARROTS beyond ths levee, position to easly
reach vckburg, and shout to open the
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THE SIEGE OF vlCKsBURG

CINCINNATI, APRIL 3.-The from Vcksburg is
not encouraging The Steee's Bayou Expedition has
turned to YouDes Point and the troops were beng dis
embarked. The work the cutoff, opposite vicksburg
has been abandoned Rebel cannon command two-,hrds
of its length
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MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN IN or ORC

i.
ST. oUIs APRILS - rne Off ,al returas civ. Chaupcev
Filey. the radical cand date for Mayor CAT m,or,tv
over Oliver D. Fley, conservative. and s55 maor;tv
over Joseph ONeil Democrat The combined radical
and conservative emsnc patton vote give majority Of
5,l56 over the Democratic vote
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CINCINNATI ELEC ZION

CINCINNATI, APRIL 8-Ihs entire Union ticket w.s
elected on Monay The average mai ,rity is 200 The
Democrats elect six coanclnen aud the Unipu men four
'een The Uaion majority of he new council cldiur
h"se holding over, eleven The total vote 0; the ctv
is rs, 900.
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CORRECTION.

The story published yesterday Of the capture of the
schooner Jane Morley, the lower Potomac, has no
foundation in fact The Star from whose leading edito-
rial article we condensed the statement conrsses it to
have been Hcton-s cyinage Of the brain OF is
author
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CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS FROM vIcKsBuRa

CINCINNATI, APRIL 2.-There is no news direct from
Vicksourg. Reports from Memphis conflicting The
Argus says that the Sunhower expedition failure and
that the troops will return to Youngs Point The Bue-
TIN says Gen Sherman is 10 possession Of Hainess Bluff
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ANOTHER SHIP BURNT.

Accounts from Bermuda state that the ship Star Of
Peace, If Boston from Calcutta lately burnt by the
rebel prvstetr Flmida. The cargo Of This ship. we
learn from Boston, 10 estimated At the value OF half mil
lion Of dollars, Of which siS5,Ooo was insured.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION

The entire vote cast for Governor was Is 687s Mr..
Smith received TO- s4s Mr. CozzsLs 537 scattering 3O9
Mr. Smiths majority over Mr. Cozzens was 1911, over
all 1909 Mr. Jenckes's majority over Mr.. Bradley ia
1916, over oil l,s4s. Mr.. Dixon's majority over Mr.
Browne 10 ] 022. over sll 992
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THE REBEL RAID IN WEST VIRGINIA

CINCINNATI APRIL 2-The rebel attack on Point
Pleasant, Western Virginia, was made by two hundred
and City Of Jenkins cavalry They rsnsscked several
houses and stores and burnt thousand bushels Of
Government corn but finally drssn out after con-
H,ct Of several hours
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REPORTED BURNING OF JACKSONVILLE
NEW YoRk, April 8-Aa arrival from Hilton Head re-
porte that jacksonville Florida ha. been Blu ned by the
oo'on forces under Co Rust CHE n gro brissde)
turn Tor an attempt Of the rebel, she'll and murder
the Union Inhabitants
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NORTH CAROLINA

There was rumor Monday at Fortress Monroe that
Con Foster with considerable force had advanced to
Washington, North Carolina and had met with cosder
able resistance by the rebels.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION

MILWAUKEE,, APRIL s-The returns Indicate the cleo
ion OF Judge Cotbren, to the Supreme Bench
Of Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
Jersey CITY BONDS LOST ALL PERSONS ARE
u oaaioncd arans, PURCHASING the toowiag ionds is-usd
ssribsrs. W bond No. II da,i o. n iSo r.ysbis 70
Josn Van vof,, - ~ As2ss s' Dr.f'nr ~ p.r
John Van vorst hs assign. for soo beanna sN
cent Interest Tie payment Of he coupons on he .bsye
issue Of duplssies wissLow LAsiKR i co.
mwaI .fec,
T osr-oS "WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH "a
horse sith avenue q. q ~ egsne. q fnrysi % sree
women IN H.. car Al line y Sstn1 who .ra1s ,srsn N
tn bor VII - Returned . - West fhfy slsh steel he
raj reward vii b. given.
7 osr-COLLARs ON MARCH "a, WHILE IN ruE
IL wAfhinEt0n farade GrOuna Whereabouts tee Lace
coafs IN hnder Will, ~ retaining them - ~ ~ Bod
street BE- iibefsily rewarded
- States money tgeenhsets 80 reward si b. fai4 y
toe lnier sBd questions A.ssd fnqnifc Tor 49, Cad
dins. No. q clinton p'ses.
4 osT-A :,sNAfL BUNDLE cosfAisisG soNE
F0urth streets SATURDAY mprnins The bnfsf " -
suitably rg~aried ~ easng a. !; o9r Iltes, Ienth
street
4 osf-oSE Hoor on SATURDAY ArTERNOOs. IN
IL ne thinlv ~ Lhhi.en,l . frsn'y folnh ngr.t A
Iea reward s ~ p-s % ~ Br@d~Ay sgfnsF q kishi
iesntl stieat IA ihe store.
r osT-oS FRIDAY. MARCH % cARsASIs NOOK.
IL Win apha~uli isitsrs Oh ~ ei9s The alasr ~
r.. ... rih J.rsml.h Perry = va nv ~ : "
7 osr-A YrR COLLAR, on SATURDAY rygSfso
IL n r0lng from rkt-enh ftrsst through hsyru4
saa uhoui sueti y ~ sufnsr n lgnnh street. r.
sard al ~ pai9 y he tn9ef o. reainins ths sus & No
i2f West Thifteenih ttfest
r osr--sErwFgg rwfsriETH AID ror RTgEsfH
IL streets valet cgn@lshg sbouf st'y telafs 49, ~.
sorgt VII y ray rewarded = " K-ss fssntFth street
yvrcroRfsR LoSr~os THURSDAY gyEsIyG srP
Iossa 4 ~ Hrai4nf gfsri tall . ~ ~ A.seusby
49, - l.sslna a "a ~ s,hartt3a .1fest - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-22

CPRISG oPEyING-MKs ,. W. DEMPSEY.
- MILLINERY l6 Row-rv, (. ".
ON THURSDAY, hAHcH -.
will open for the Inspection OF her patrons and the public,
her stock OF
SPRING MILLINERY.
French Pattern Bonnsis I0Nsrt anc all articles n the
trade Her csrein --~ctsd irpofatons Of French Pat.
Bonnet have just been receised direct from Paris
will be ready for inspeetion on that day
MRS ,. " DEMPSEY, Millinery IsS Bo~rry.
CPRIs0 MILLfSkRY-THE ATTENTION OF THE
- dcs OF S@w York. aud AtFangsrs visliiug the
rrspe ifay solicited tosh. very and fashionable rte
OF spring Bonn~ts ready 81 The old aud well suosn
establishment Of Mrs tEEfN, No. Dirson street.
Merchants and Milln~rs supplied With Pattern Bounei
reasonable terms variety Of Mourning Boun.ts
always hands. Particular attention. gwen ~ orders
Evening star., 1863-03-31
IlKOpOsALs FOR CARPETS AND OFFIOR
Il CHAIRS
ouARrERMAsrER GEsEs4L's oryIcE,

QUARrERMAsTER GEHERAL's OFFICE.
WasAington, February "a, 1865
PROPOSALS win be received at this Department
furnishing the following article for the use of the
Quartermaster Generals Depar tment, viz:
CARPETING.
Seven hundred (7o0) yards more or less of Tn
grain Csrpeting of the best quality. samp of
which must accompany the ofar. The price per
square yard to include akin g, binding and tting
to each room. and putting down the same com pIets
ip the best manner. Measurement to be made on
the foor. and payment made for Quantities thus
aseertained rhe rooms to be arpeled can be seen
by calling at this Office
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty {l20) Oak Chairs cane
seat sample of VT ich can be seen at this Office
The W hole to be com pleted within two weeks from
the time eff signing the agreement. The price for
as eh chair to include the delivery Of the same at
this tffce.
BY order OF the QusrtsrnsEter General. fe2s-td
Evening star., 1863-03-31
CLOTHING, &c.
II u r R A Fl FOR SMIT THli
As0 SEVENTH sFREEr.

uURRAH FOR sMITHIl
4so SEVENTH STREET..
He is selling Immense Bargains in
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, &C., &c.
For few days more we viii offer our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want we say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothins s-460 Seventh street, tw doors above J
Bruce Co.'S. J 81. SMITH, Clothlsr,
Ne. 460 Seventh street,
mart and corner 2sth st. and Pa. av.
CREAT DECLINE IN GoLDl
In order to reduce our present stock We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are selling off at rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE CO.'S
Is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
At
Low TES.
Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now
offered At No. AGA SEVENTH sTaEET. two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE CO.,
marn Olcthiers. AGA Seventh st.. near r.
IL are all invited to call at
sMITH'e,
No. 46O SsvEETH STREET,
Opposite City Post 0Sio,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET.
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. Av.
mar II
d BOYS CLoTHIN9H
We hereby call every body's attention to our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS cfd1o7H1NG.
to suit the season.
Eeing now prepared to At all boys from fve years
and up, We invite every body to give rs call.
Remember motto, which is-Fais Beali1gs
and o.c Prices, BAR Il BROTHER,
fe l7-2m Southwest corner 7th and SITS,
EALL AND WINTER GOODS
Il MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS L CO. are now opening
ize DREss GOATS, D0EsKIN PANTS. TEsTS.
IS ssSs s and well selected stoss ofsns heayr
zsnt Of BUSiN Ess SUITS, made in tba most du-
rahle manner oHcers vii! fnd on. Military Goods
sesirous to their wants. Heavy Woslsn Blankets,
'o' '~"' ''e' = Wall, sfkEFHE Ems & CO.,
1872 Pennsyivania avenue,
oe AdN between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star., 1863-03-31
CORPORATION LAWS.

RESOLUTION in relation to the yepairs Of hy:ants
Resotred By The Board Of Aldern'en and Board of
Tha. The Engineer Of the Water Works be. and he
is hereby authorized to cause to be Repaired and
Of the Cooperation not to exceed fifty, to be dis
tributed thromsh the town with pr"psr regard to
ized 10 employ such workinrn as shmil make. the
repairs TO the h,lraMts selected under his direc
reasonable charges: and all bills for sucf re pairs
shall be, submitted 10 him f.r examination and
Resoired Jnrhs,, That the repairs Of all hydrants
over the number of fifty. above specified, he, aud
lions or parts of conflicting with this be-
ard the same are hereby repealed.
Approved March q. 1853.
A RESOLUTION authorizing n lease of the wharf at
the foot of High street.
Rescirsd By The Board af Atdernten and Bonrd of
Common CoUaei! of The Corpora'ion Of Georgs,orn,
ized /" least to Morgan Il Rhin-hardt the wharf at
the southern termination of High street, for one
provided said Morgan i Rhinehardt remove the
their own expense, and shall not extend the wharf
further towards !, the shanns, Of the river and
Approved March 81, 1853.
RESOLUTION in relation to market stands.
Rssoired b3 The Boo.d Of AideraneH and Board Of
That all market house benches stands not bring,
ing within twenty Per cent Of t The assessment, at
for the and benefit of this Ger rporation.
ReSoired. farthsr That the Clerk he, and he is
hereby authorized to rent to the best advantage all
market benches stands purchased for the use and
benefit of the Corporation.
Approved March 2l 1858.
RESOLUTION max inp an appropriation for lighting
and sweeping the market house.
RssolrGd By The Board Of Adermsn and Roard Of
Cannon C0bacH qf the Corporation Of Gs0rgstoicn,
That the SUM Of one hundred dollars he, and the
same is hereby, appropriated to he paid Ivy the
Clerk to the order of the Market Master for light
ing, cleaning and sweeping the market house, for
the year 1866. Approved March u, 1858.
A RESOLUTION in favor Of Harvey, Clark & Given
Gssolrtd By he Board Of AAisrmta and Board Of
tGmplGa (ORHfit of The CorpoTnti0a NJ Gsorgs:0pn,
That the Clerk pay To the order OF Messrs Harvey,
Clark L Given twenty dollars and seventy cents
that sum being fourth Of the appro priatinn
nladr hy the Levy Court of Washington County. on
the sth December, 1852 for supplying fuel for the
Orphans Court OF said county.
Approved March q 1858.
RESOLUTION in relation tn Night Scavenger
RsSoIred By the Board af difsrmen and Beard of
Common Council Of The Corporation Gf Gs0rget0a.
That the Mayor be- and he is hereby. authorized to
appopt Cne additional Night Scayenger. whose
titles shall be in conformity with ordinance
approved July n 1916. Approved March q. ls63.
Evening star., 1863-03-31

IJOW TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.-Cau at tn
IL Central Hotel, on the European plan, sW cor.
ner Pa and 9th st., where comfortable lodgings
tached to the hotel has been most handsomely fitted
up regardless of expense, where al the delicacies
style, at all hours, with promptnsss. Bill of fare
reduced in prices
ia % ams ii D. GELSTON, Proprietor
Evening star., 1863-03-31
GAS FITTING. &c.

WEI. T. BOVE CO.
ARl Now prepared to execute ary orders With
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSI.
~ Store on Ninth street, . few doors north Of
Pennsylyania avenue, where may be ssund . com
plete assortment ef CHANDELIERS and other GAS
STEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan H-ly
w GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretoors
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to caI and examine
oar stock of GAS sad WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Washington
~ All Work In the above line intrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to.
mar s-H MYERS & McGHAN. 376 D street.
Evening star., 1863-03-31


mar26 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NATIONAL LOAN.
THENEw
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATl,
CT afssr five Years. at Option of the Govsramsat
THE COUPON BOMBS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
YHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
HIVI THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
iHTahasT COMMENCING AT DATE or Pee
CHASE,
AND PAYABLE sEAI-ASSuALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
CaEAPEsr GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
rae Interest, 1t present price of COIN being saair
sent TO PgR CENT. in currency.
FOR SALE By
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS IN
CONVENIENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFlOArss,
lKAY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND ExoHAN98
To HOTELS, eRoosKs 3 j I SSEsrAuRANrs, & rKr.
vATE FAMILIES, 30.
n. Subscribers have just received frssl aAip-
so CASES ST. JULIEN 1fli IN AND ,1oRRAo
which the, otisr 4 so1 sale q = Il New York prices
Also. they have constantly on hand
A La,se a.d Wsll Selected Sock sf
s !g5ssa. !sgs5ssaa.': s.. IRIS.
a$ 3 ';i ;Ssass:
5zHE4Essks s.g01s .1S sa11sn DA1a,
4 KIINES, kEMP's THEORETICALLY slALlD
yaSNcRs sHGRSsa alRMAN and nNeL1sH ooRp1ALs.
so4GkEssa, SELTz5k, 3 Ekgk KkIsszNd1N and ING:
A1,ss sSs oGtshs 9o9S ETsoa fsa H.
With an '.'fnsiys SHNoY a'ssss6RiRs Ss6G9sffs. q
BIN1Na1R d CO.,
lIstablished f7t.)
sr'n'eNRis xi.sai e Hs;:; sgRss:
~: - !us' r.s',v.a . sash los q osss's ssser
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscribe
from n tba the Of
Thomas 8. Jones, late of Washington county D. c..
deceased ss All Al persons having claims agspst the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 5th day Of March next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
= Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March. A.
mar l2-law3w Executor.
l. ~ CLARIFIED oIDERn
nsye 9Ss FsSssd
Of Pure Massachusetts CLARIFIED CIDER Which
1ofer for sale at the lowest market price in guam.
titles to suit purchasers.
Hotel Keepers suffers and al others in want Of
anime this before purchasing elsewhere.
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green St
no 8-M Georgetown. D. o.
T FINE HORSES.
i he Subscriber is constantly in receipt of very
fine HORSES for sale, single and matched, n
lected by himself at the North expressly 6A
for this market, and soms among them cannot fail
to please any one who wishes to purchase such
steck He will sell them low for cash and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy Carriage
Draft or Riding Horses to give him . cali at his
sales and exchange stables on Louisiana ayenue
south side, between 9Th and 7th SITS
mar7-tf JOS. L. HEBsE.
7. hADodEs, AdomE BALMoRALs AND CONGRESS
eo, etc, Misses and Children's Balmorals UN
and Boots Of every description, Gum LongY Wy
Boots; B.oss Boys Long Boots in great variety, at the
avenue, between ath and 9Th sts; -
Evening star., 1863-03-31
BOOKS, &c.

GARDENING FOR THE MILLION LONDON.
~ Glenny's Handy Book of Gardening London
Gardening r Ladies'. by Mrs. London.
Bust's Family Kitchen Gardener.
Glennys Culture of Flowers AID Plants London
Buist on the Culture of the Rose
The Manse Garden. London
The Parlor Gardener
London's Villa Gardener. London.
Repton IS Landsca pc Gardening, London.
Smith Lane scape Gardening
Kemps How to Lay out Garden"
British Timber Trees. London.
Greenwocds IS Tree Litter, London.
Brownies Trees of America.
nar8 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star., 1863-03-31
1eo3l THE 1868
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD

- - sEss;;ssss;sffss sESsEifess sE;sEj ssissssE3j
Is FIRST -of5ss F5 xLE HeTTE THE WESTERN o1r1r.,
,rou! sPEEp. ssAFETY Z AND ooaFosTi
sAeaAa. CHECKED rHfSsSh hss1s,nos. ssOn nos.
rHIEkbEIph12 HHkbE RAEhT e FSAEEs Ff44sB9se,
CLOSE coNEEcf1oss IL st tasg # s1iRf 1HiRffaa1sBuae
NORTHERN sise oENFkSH T5sihs Il IL 'kssa1rRoAp,
THE GREAT At dsRfRAL !2aHEHx Rour.
WASHINGTON lIM HNn BALTIMORE
WEST, NoRr2NERs4, f. VI RsS4Ents asp II 'hs SOUTHWEST
81. Sd,es For TnsSusa Fsssss .HRy At the once. :,
and csss1t sSs ssssion, ass Bslsno1s
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON UAks ON ALL TRAINS
FROM wAsHIH g TON.
Passengers will take the a. LII. anu p. N trains
NhsEs connectiens are made With trains on the
burg At at rs P: m and lsoa. m. there connss:ins
Ts 2 the on the he Central Rail
By this route Ereghts of all descriptions can b
forysrded to and from say point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvsnia Central Railroad also connects
st Pittsb9rg with Steamers, by which Goods can
Kentucky, Tennessee, CUNT mberand, Illinois, Missis.
sippi; WISCONSIN, Missouri. Kansas; Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, and Oh.
cago with steamers to all Northw Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor.
with confidence on it's speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IN the West, by the Pennsyvsnia Central Railroad,
9rs nt al times as arorabls are eharged BY etAr
R1strond Companies.
- he pert Ecular to mark packages Via Ps1aa
Central R."
WM BROWN, ,Ag't Northern Central R R.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
EE0Cu LEWIS, Gen1 super ntendent, Altona, Pa.
!. L; HQLPTs Gent Ticket Agent Philadelrhia.
j. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila
= deiphia. Jan 2-ly.r
Evening star., 1863-03-31

M TEETH.
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attenas~
personally 1t his sfnce In this city. ManySrS
persons can Sear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who particular and wish the purest
o2eanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eitY-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also. 9O7 Arch st.,
Philadelphfa. MARI Ally
Evening star., 1863-03-31

lust RECEIVED--A large stock of Maltese
and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Infant Robes ana
Waists, Thread and Pusher Lace Wells Also, a
magnificent stock of Ieaddresses aui Fancy Goods
such Steel Jet aud Tortoise shell Fins, Ear
drops and Belt Clasps, Portemunnaes, Fans, DC,
which will De sold at low prices A call Is pect
fully solicited. WN WEINBERG
l-ly MI kaf Gnucp