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Evening star., 1863-03-25
BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAUGHT

The Navy Department have advices of the
capture of the schooner Charm at the mouth
OF Indian River Inlet, on the 23d inst by boat
expedition from the L. S. steamer Sycamore.
She was bound for Nassau, NJ p, with a load
of cotton.
Also, of the capture of the Spanish sloop
Reiampago, at Charlotte Harbor, Fla, on the
Sd inst, by the o. S. schooner James s. Cham
bers. Her cargo consisted of coffee, liquors.
shoes. &c. She was sent to key West for ad
judcation.
On the succeeding day the Chambers chased
ashore the sloop Ida, near the same locality.
Her cargo, consisting principally of liquors,
was partly saved. A rebel flag was found on
beard. Not being able to get her off she was
burned
Evening star., 1863-03-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
MOST IMPORANT FROM THE SOUTH
WEST.
ADMIRAL PORTER GETS FIVE IRON -CLADs
AND THE STEAMER PRICE Up THE
YAZOO RIVER.
GENERAL SHERMAN ANB TROOPS FOLLOW
ING Up
yICKSBURG DOOMED.

CAIRO, ILL, March 2i-7.50 p. m.-Hon. Gid
con Weltes, Secretary Of the Nary: / have just
received a communication from Lieut.. Com. K.
r. Breese, dated BIackhawk, March 10th. The
Admiral (Porter-Ed. starl has got through
Steeles and Black bayou with five iron-clads
and the steamer Price, and into Deer Greek,
making all haste for Yazoo. Doubtless he is
there now. Gen. Sherman and troops are fol-
lowing up. A. H. PENSocK,
Fleet Cap tain Commanding Station.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

" NO former ro al marriage ever caused
so much JOY and ey itement among the Eng.
llsh people as did It's late marriage of Albert
Edw ard.
HA man named Michael FIaragan walked
OF the dock at Phile Ielphia night or two ago
while in state OF sonmambulism, and was
drowned
- On the third day OF March sarfdom in the
Russian empire expired definitely. te deum
was sung in all the churches in celebration of
the event.
~ Alfred Z. Lewis, late senior Major of the
ist Pennsylvania artillery, has become one of
the editors of the Philadelphia Evening Jour
nal and Democratic Leader
MIR. Z. Cornish, Mayor of London, Cana
da West, was recently fined six dollars and
costs Tor getting intoxicated and choking a
British Major at a ball.
THE Springfield Republican ga VS. the town
OF Holyoke, Mass, is noted for two thngs-its
dam and its damnable propensity to quarrel
about its Post Office
81 At a ball in New York last week SI3o0
was raised for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans OF the members of the Highland regi-
Rent.
~ New York letter states that A. T. Stu
arts annual tax will be about S2O,OUO! And
hundreds of firms will pay from $1,000 to
Si,GO0.
ga villain named VIM. Buckley, living in
st Louis, recently attempted to com init rape
On little girl only four years of age.
~Tbe Louisville Journal denies that its
circulation in the army of Tennessee has been
prohibited.
~ The murderer Lewis, confined in the iaiI
OF Jersey City, recently attempted to escape by
Hing away the iron that encircled his leg
- The Msxicans have hanged thirty seven
Eersons near Tampico, who had served the
French.
~The price OF tobacco has very materially
declined IL the louisville market the past fe W
days.
HS-Garibaldi has issued an appeal to Europe.
she burden Of which is, "Do not abandon Pc.
Iand!"
The Governor of Massachusetts has set
apart Thursday, the 2d of April, to be observed
., u day OF fasting, humiliation and prayer
- II is stated that there is but one Irish
Mormon ~ Salt Lake: but he is q Mormon all
over, has nine wives and forty seven children
~The Connecticut ice crop is turning out
well. and will be quite up to the average
81 Five thousand men are now empioyed at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
- Hon. Daniel :. Dickinson is stunning
Connecticut for the republicans
STha town OF Cambridge, Nd is about to
issue S5,OO in shinplasters.
SMichigan Is now paying fifty dollars for
recruits.
~Gev Berry has appointed April 18th as
day Of public fast in New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
OUR. MILITARY BUDGET
THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR Aooo-

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR ACCO-
., TINCk.
We gave some particulars the other day Of
a singular accident upon the railroad near Ac-
cotinck, where, by the force of the wind, an
ambulance was blown from a car containing
a number of men, with what injury to them
as not known. We hear since that the am
bulance contained some eight persons, and
singular to say, no one was killed, although
four of them were more or less injured, and
one cavalryman was so much so as to require
o be sent to hospital
Evening star., 1863-03-25
THE VERY LAST WRINKLE

Yesterday afternoon, the guard at the aque-
duct bridge stopped an Irish woman crossing
into Virginia there because there was a strong
aroma OF liquor about her, white she appeared
perfectly sober. After long search, they dis
covered the "ardent' inclosed in two bladders
and worn as false breasts, which looked to the
casual observer so natural that the off Ger
making the search was upon the point of per-
mitting her to pass with her patent mothers
milk undetected.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ A few days ago the Rebel journals re-
ported capture, near New bern, OF party of
"Bnfaloes," a term which has given rise to
conjecture. 1t now appears that a "Bufalo,',
is a citizen of the South who persists in cling
ing to the Constitution and the Union.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
AvERILL'S CAVALRY ON ANOTHER
RECONNOISSANCE.
SHARP FIRING HEARD IN THE DIRECTION
OF KELLY,S FORD

On Monday afternoon, Averilrs cavalry
went up the Rappahannock from Falmouth on
an expedition promising results of importance
Sharp firing was heard yesterday morning in
the direction of KeIley's Ford, and it is sup
posed that Averill had come in collision with
the enemy
From all reports the Army of the Potomac is
in admirable spirits and condition for the COM
ing active campaign,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

REVENUE DECIsIoN.-It is held by the Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue that the duty
imposed by the act of March 8, 1863. on mineral
o. medicated waters can be assessed only upon
mineral waters from springs.
Soda, sarsaparilla and other efferyes cling
draughts, often called s'mineral water" should
be assessed as heretofore, with duty of three
per cent ad oo'orem, as manufactures not other.
wise provided for.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

APPoIETED-The Commissioner of Pensions
mas appointed the following additional medical
and surgical examiners for the service OF his
Bureau. Viz: DIR. James A. Brown, at Detroit,
MIoh.; and DIR. T. K Parks, at Anna, Ill
Evening star., 1863-03-25
LATEST Observation-Disclosures by Lewis
johnson & Co, Bankers.-W ashington Money

SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-Thos. Wat
kins, larceny; Jail. Anna f. Campbell, drunk
and disorderly; workhouse. ]. Aigler, assault
and battery; dismissed. J. Davis, drunk; do.
Conrad Eber assault; do. John Spontonitz,
selling liquor to soldiers; fined S2G.5S. 1t. X.
X. Snedon, drunk; do Sl.5S. Jos Cato, con-
cealed weapon; do. S20.5S. Jas. Flarrity, vio-
lating hack law; for hearing. f. J. Norton,
teamster; military. Peter Malone, drunk; fined
Sis. Jas. Baker, drunk and disorderly; mil
itary,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ Mr. Jay Cooke, the Government agent
announces the conversion of S2,G0O,OO0 legal
tender notes into the national ssfve-twenty''
loan, within the past two days, and S5,o0O,O OoO
in the last ten days
Evening star., 1863-03-25
OF FICIALs
CHIEr ASST oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE

THIEF ASST QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICH,j
~ Depot Of Washington 213 G, corner lSth ST.. ,
- WAsHfsGToN, p. O =, March "a, lSSS.l
With view to obtain short notice shd on the
best terms such supplies for the use Of this Depart
ment, by purchase In the open market, as may be
required by the exisenciesof the esesvice, end not
9th erwise provided for by estimate on the proper
officers of the Qaartermastsr IS nepa rtment, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Hsr are,SDrugs,
Lumber of all escr ptions Leather, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Lanterns, Ships Stores, and such ether sup
plies as are known to be psrchased by the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nsh this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line, corrected according to tie fuctua.
tions of the m arket. =.
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this Office.
EDWARD L HARTZ.
mra 2l-lm Captain and A. O. M.,U.SA
Evening star., 1863-03-25

LAECENY.-Iesterday, Thos. Watkins, col,
was arrested by patrolman Bigley for stealing
taken to the Second Ward station, and the
watch was found on his person. In addition
to the watch, breast pin, several rings and
watch chain looked very suspicious in his pos
session, but were not identified as the property
of any one else. Justice Clayton sent Watkins
to Jail for court to ans wer the charge mad.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ The provost marshal of Massachusetts
there are in the service of the State 572I3 three
years men, 1879 Of whonfFeceived bounties
to the amount of S2,3H3, 100 04; is0 nine
mouths men received bounties to the amount
OF S26S2, 763 OIL there were paid by private in
GlviGuais, &c, S359,2I5 OF; this with recruiting
expenses, makes the whole cost of raising vol
nnteefs, exclusive of State and United States
appropriations, S5,3iG,2i3 a.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
BrRNsIDEs CORPS GONE WEST

BCRNS1DES CORPS GONE WEST.
We have refrained from making any men,
ton of the passage Of Burnside's army corps
(the 9th) through Baltimore from Fortress
Monroe, en- route to the West. deeming such
publication injndicious, bat as a city cotempo-
rary has seen fit to make the matter public
there be no further harm in stating the
fao
Evening star., 1863-03-25

WHIT ROLLINS, ALIAS SISLER.-I.ast night
this young man was arrested by officer Harri-
gan, on a charge of larceny. This morning the
evidence was not sufficient to hold him for
Court, and Justice Ferguson dismissed the case,
but turned Whit over to the Superin dent,
TO be dealt with a person of suspicious
character and evil habits.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
PRISONERS BROUGHT N


This forenoon the following prisoners reached
here from the defences of Was hington on tho
south side Of the Potomac, and were committed
to the Old Capitol. Eiz:-Robt F. Boyd, 10Th
n. G. Cav; Joseph (or Pete) Hanan, ex- Black
Horse Cavalryman; Chas. W. Radcliffe, Chas
Arundel and Mayo Janney, secesh citizens of
Fairfax.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

Appropriate funeral honors are being
paid at Syracuse, N. Y, to the remains of the
late Central Sumner The funeral will take
place this morning
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ 1t is proposed by counsel for DIR. E. M
Browne-Henry L. Clinton, Esq.-to object to
say further trial of the Indictment against the
Doctor for causing the death Of Clealentna
Anderson by procuring an abortion upon her
on the ground that six jurors have been sworn
in the case, and subsequently dischargedsw ith-
out try ing the lss ne, he has oRes been pisced in
Jeopardy, and cannot be further trieds This
objection will be taken on the coming of the
case again for trail
Evening star., 1863-03-25

PICKPoCKETs ABOUT YET.-Ex- Alderman
Hays, of Pttsburg, had his pocket depleted OF
Si25 while riding in a street car last night, by
some adroit thief Passengers IN street cars
should have an eye TO strange hands in their
Evening star., 1863-03-25

THE FIvE-TwENTY LoAN.-The success of
the Five-Twenty bonds is SO great that Mr..
Chase will not put loan on the market at
present.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

SKIRMISH AT WOLF RUN SHOALS.
Heavy firing was heard on Monday in the
direction of Bull Rum and it is reported that a
skirmish took place at Wolf Run Shoals
Evening star., 1863-03-25
REING REMlNED

The depot OF the Commissary's Department
is being removed frcm the General Post Office
building to the corner of Twenty sixth and l
streets.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERs 9FFIcE'(
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1s, 1858.
With view to obtain at short notice and on the
best terms such supplies for the of this part
meht, BY purchase in the open market, as may be
required by the exigencies Of service and not 9th
erwise provided for by estimate on the proper OH
GERS Of the depar tment, all dealers in Hardware,
Drugs. Lumber, Leather, Harness and Saddiery
are hereby requested to furnish this Office weekly
with price lists of the articles in their line correct
ed according to the fluctuations of the market.
tSigned,) CHAs. H. TOMPKINS,
mar 20-1W Captain and A. @. M, U. 8. A.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

Our OF ORDER.-The pump at the corner of
M street south and Third street east, has lately
been robbed of its handle, thereby rendering 1t
useless. This pump is in populous neigh
dependent upon the few pumps in that locail-
Evening star., 1863-03-25

- Inc dlfhculty in obtaining passes, has
materially affected travel between Washing.
ton and Alexan dria
Evening star., 1863-03-25
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Intellissneer argues further upon the de-
STABILITY of conterring upon Gen. Halleck, as
General in Chief, a power within his sphere
equal to his esponsibility.
The Chronicle thinks there is no imme I,ate
danger Of foreign Intervention, but that The
Navy should be promptly and powerfully
strengthened for defensive and offensive war,
whether against the rebels or their possible
q lies,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

CHANGE AT THE DEPoT.-Lieut. Hoyt, of
1iath Pennsylvania, who has been on duty At
the Baltimore Depot for several weeks past, has
been relieved and ordered TO Join his regiment
in the field. Captain Ware and Lieut. Horner,
of 10Th New Jersey, and Lieut.. Quinby. i5Sd
New York, have been ordered to report for
duty at the Depot.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
TRANSFER

Charles Page, Surgeon U. s. A.. is to succeed
Dr. Summers, at the Mansion House hospital,
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
0UARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFPIoE.

n GARTEKMASTER GENERALS OFFIOE.
W WASHINGTON CRY, March .s, 1863
Owners of steam vessels invited to send to the
Quartermastsr Generals Office tenders for their
charter or sale
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled sgistered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
whether ,sIe soppered. whether side-w wheel or pro,
power OF ines and boilers; and should state the
price At WHICH they are ofs red for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case of loss, or in case the Government should
Owners Of steam vessels already in tas ser vice of
the Qaarterm.ster's Derartment are equested TO
make known to the Department any redu ction in
their present rates which rh.y may be willing to
grant. and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed TO the
Washing ton, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OIL sale of steamers.h
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce tie heavy
expense attending army transportation II pom the
and tide waters by su hstitutiHG wherever it
tando SO, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4hoss nnw employed. III Q. MEIGS
q 3m Quartartn4st.r Eener Al
Evening star., 1863-03-25
A ROCL A MAT ION.

PROCL NATION.
A PROCLAMATION.
DAYTON's CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS.
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MO CRACKERS,
ARE SOLD
0RME & SON, KING BURCHELL GAsS Il
galley, GULICK, HOOVER, WHITE
JOYCE, M. GREEN, b. FENNER.
mar 81 Inns
Evening star., 1863-03-25
NEW YORK sTOCk MARKET

NEW YORK, March 25, TX a. m-First
Boaro-Coupon 6s, 1881, los; 1905, lv7; De-
mand Notes, H1ki Gold, 141s.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~Shad are selling in Alexandria at 81 50 per
pair.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
BALLS. PARTIES. &c,

TT THE SEYMOUR CLUB
4 AXE Great pleasure in announcing to thei
friends, and the pub blic generally, that their "a
FIRST GRAND BALL 81
will be gven at Temperance Hall, street, Es
between 9Th and 10th. on ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 18th.
See particulars il future advertisement.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January IS, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army of the Potomac will be given at the ofice of
Lieut. Col CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

SoLpIER's REsT.-Sinee Monday last, Capt.
Camp, A u. g., at the Soldiers Rest has re-
ceived 200 convalescents, p furloughed men,
Is stragglers, and S deserters and shipped 62i
10 regiments in the field, li7 TO conyalescent
camp, ) 10 parole camp, (Annapolis;) l96 la
borers from the Notifications Were furnished
with quarters and ubsisence yesterday. The
officers of the Rest We're last night busily en-
ployed in distributing the clothing provided by
the Government 10 the citizen prisoners lajely
released from the prisons At Richmond.
On Monday afternoon pole was erected in
front of Capt. Camps office, on which was
hoisted a handsome flag.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

MICHIGAN SHARPs.-Last night a young
man, named Chas. Rosa alias Jacobs, was ar
rested at Canterbury Hall for passing counter
felt money. He was taken to the Fourth w Ward
station and $50 of the bogus money was found
upon him; $40, a $40, and three 50 notes.
Rosa said the money was worthless, but be-
longed to a fellow in the Sd Michigan, whose
father had sent ii TO him, to be used, possible
The money is well gotten up, and all upon the
Grand River Bank, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Safety Fund. Three's and twenty, VIM. Stod-
dard, President; w. A. Richmond, Cashier
The ten, ]. Almy, President. Justice FerSn-
. son remarked that it is singular that so much
counterfeit money comes from Michigan TO the
State troops in the army. Rosa said IL was in
tended to be used on the secesh. The Justice
decided to turn Rosa over to the military, to be
dealt with Michigan soldier was on q
former occasion, for like offence
Evening star., 1863-03-25

HCRsEs wANTED:-I wish to purchase IS to %
IL good young HoKsEs RSHy il SH condition ndnI9 for
National Hotel Stables; 9Th street.
light two horse sUFLERSssF SsF WAGON. RtNa % ne.rIy
new, for sale cheap at the above stables. mh25-3
SUTLER's AND GReoERs WAGONS.
Larges. size and 4Horss Suffers Wagons.
without Springs; Grocer's snd other Wagons,
HS6 R%8soNs 'G On SECOND
mar ls zn, No. 400 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Suffers ATrFNTIes FSF sstE
is iS % :'' fSff5% $SfHHSffss CANDLES,
ToEks' Green Street and the Canal, GsoT gssosn,
ID. q. mar %
A RRANGEMENTs HAVING BEEN COM
in s.LItI AL DEtD 2 HOES A6sSEs AR ,,S5,7 MULES
south of the from .hsnee they viii
Citizens having dead horses in their stables will
leave tt cir notices at the off of the uperiutsnd
e Il to a as sboa s &
sfE sgs4s. osH: Il fssssa: sss
By SHHHs Foq f. #rAFS
NEW tI5 AND SaIfT s6D aGFHSp HsTfGSpf FOR
p-oe RRIANo toRTE AND SINGING;
cssed modo VOL nsai continues his sIngins ana piano
ing, which will be the last
By Prof. Wolowski's method, a person hav-
ing only light knowledge of music viii be enabled
in very short time to read music with great facil
ity and execute operatic well classical musis
with perfection.
As to the vocal part. By his way of vocalization
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
iZe with facility accuracy and fine quality of tone.
Prof. Wolowski re eceives visitors daily from to
o'clock p. A. his residence No. 4J1 10th street,
between and r. I'm
NORGE TO SMALL DEALERS IN BOOTS
storage. sos 9th street, next to Psrrys BHN
Dry Goods Store, Q small lot of BOOTS andy ~
SHOES, which will be sold at New York. -.
prices. lift
M A D Z I R 'poRrw1NE.
SHERRY,
of Old Vintages,
NAGL LES
fe2s 2S9 Pennsylvania avenue.
5. N. PI E,S
PURE
a
Evening star., 1863-03-25
"a DESKS,
LIBRARY TABLES,
AND
A CHAIRS

Just received, large and complete assortme ut
Of DESKS, TABLES and CHAIRS, suitable for
public Offices, counting rooms and stores
Also, q large and varied assort tmsnt of rich md
handsome PARLOR SUI rs, in Rose rood and Wa.
nut, upholstered in French Broeatslie Iastins
Plnsh sof Hair Cloth s'
CHAMBER SUITS in Rosewood. Walnut ~.
hngsny 0as and Imitation; aud in fact eyary con.
ceiyable article necessary to fu rnish house corr,
plete which most respectful. invite the public
to inspect. Sron'ising bargains to all who favor
us with their patronage.
BOTELER ( WILSON
Iron Hall, No. 31s Penn avenue.
ie Seolm bstweea 9th and 10th sfs
Evening star., 1863-03-25

NOTICE.
i HEREBY CautioI the public from craditins an,
prrSoH my xccoupt t. as viii not pay Rny ARA az
con- rsctei from this date BENZ Burns
March %. 90. mar H-ro3tt
NOW Is THE TIME!
i HAVE About 's0 pairs Of LADIES' HAIrEPs
ont of styie, viii ch viii be sl'd ~ less tan half
price. Call carly. A Z Gt)DFer
m ;s ,ts o No. 30 Pa av. bet 9Th a..t -th sis
Evening star., 1863-03-25

MACHINE SEWING
"a LII Kines of Machine Stitching, EN- mbroidering, :,
Dress Making. &c, promptly executed at 10
Ninth street, between H and l. Family sewing
attended to at abort notice Ladies wishing to
learn on Grover Baker machines, taught in .
few lessons
ALSO, Rooms to rent. mar 23-2ye
Evening star., 1863-03-25

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
- WAsHIkeToN, JanuaryB, 1851
The Secretary OF Stxts viii hereafter receive Mon:
oers OF Congress on business ON Saturdays, con
E1encing with Saturday, the frst Of next month
Jan T-tf WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

NJ @
IN THE SHIELDS BOYS
Take great pleasure in announcing to their man y
friends and the public in general that they n
intend giving their twelfth GRAND BALL FL
at TEN perance Hall e street. between 9th e.
and 10th. on MONDAY NIGHT, April 20th Isa&A
See future advertisements. % 3t*
Evening star., 1863-03-25
5. N. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

r. T9s an .hs sfs sH Sf;H jS ct re for
.CATAWBA gRAPEl
Thus afordins additional evidence of the pro.
OF our ability to produce articles at home equal to
those made of any other nation.
not oply equals but e1ceis the best imported Bran
ds % and ses in the S
rated 6s the certificates of our most distinguished
th. Country and he sf s11n an ariss Of
such quality ss to sspersede the sale and use of
s PaSe
and is of perfect purity and superior aa1or. and
sovereign and sure remedy for
0fshE5f4 aHgf EssHAEg! sSsE Esg!gfFy GE4H'
MORB US, &C., re.
@READ THE CERTIF1cA TEs.!!
WAsHIseIos, B. c., Nov. II. lsa; l..,
q +. M nsssaisssass oi ): n Pike Co. Omen, 81.
any aduIterations admir- i1ture of insrsdisntsd.s oct
rmental TO hsalth-not fictitious hauor made Eel ii
adapted from its purity and quality. to taksshs
f''~ - ~ THOMAS ANrIsELL.
Chemical Examiner. U. s. Patent once
srArE AssAYER's errloE, 81 semer.stst
BosreN, Oct 1. 1853.
5sDy esr ths haze uf ss.ssss sss day Psns
brought to % me Ib By &. s@monds, % ksa. and th.ti
have found sdu ter sting lent or improRsa
subtanees in it. It is pure brandy spirit, Win
ususi colerine and saccbarlne matters betongnIe
'FA'a' "Sos oHss Erss@Psfa SaokssS 81 Psf,is
State AsssIef'
r. CLARK, corner Az and Penn. ave so'
Agent for this District. mar Is soo 3n-
CROOERS AND DEALERS, ATTENTION
u
A large stock of FANCY SOAP for sale > pr
ct pt. lese than the present manufacturing Hfvyn
A good ipvestm ent for greeabReks. Give US cAi'
as il Ilust be closed INN, ediately. ,o
a. DAWStI CO.,
mar 10 cow" 164 Watsr ST.. Georgetown
DLAYINa oARYs-Hsrt i Co. and eshps'' IN
tss YkANOk TAYLpk.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

n~THE PRESENCE OF THE MEMBERS OF
NS the Board of Aldermen ami Common Coun-
Gil is requested at the Aldermen's Chamber To-
MORROW Thursday at S p. m, to perfect ar
rangements for holding the Y MON Mass Meeting
LEWIS CLEPHANE
Vice President Board of Aldermen,
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

&I nnn REWARD.-Stolen from the subscri-
R IsVUV ber's residence on 2 street. betwe cen
5th ard 9th, No $50, on Saturday night March
l4th between the hours of and 9 O'Clock, about
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, twenty We hnn
dred in gold, three hundred in silver and the bal
ar ce in Treasury notes l will give the above re-
ward for the recovery of my money or pro por-
tionate sum for any part of the money that m az
be recovered.
mar 21-lws SAMUEL HOOVER