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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-08
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
Tenth stTest, abous Penasysuania aueru.

ICAW SHest 0VouS cBHsfecdRld duSEu<
Positively last nj isht but three Of The CharmJpr
and Talented. Com edienne.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will again sppear
in her great isinsl creation of
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET.
which continues nightly to attract crowded, fssh-
ionable snd delighted audiences.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Friday, Farewell Benest
and last appearance but one of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
and as her epgagement cannot possibly extend be
.'nN D'' SEATS MAY BE SECURED
for any evening during the week.
sEAToN HALL.
Corner d and Ninth Streets.
Sand derson Howard. Lsssees
Positively last week of the popular and tslen.sd
sANDERsON's MINsTRELs,
THURSDAY EVENING.
d72t! 1enen' q aEoRGE of vSfsIs CRAY. hA'iAa''s'
THE OXFORD HALL OF Music Avn
PINACOTHECA.
Ninth street fronting on Pennsylvania aysnue
GRAND CHANGE or r,r PROGRAMME THIS
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE.
Al NEW GRAND BALLEr
NEW PANTOMIME.
and first time Of
JAMES WARD
in his e. eat act OF
LEAP FOR LIFE
secord week of fT
AGNES SUTHERLAND.
MOTT
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
EXTRA NoTIcE.-The entire MARTINKTrI
FAMILY Julian, Philippe, PAIL, Esther. and
Albert-will make their first appearance at this
house THURSDAY EVkNING, December 8.
L PROMENADE CONCERT,
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER is' 1864.
at Sc O'Clock NJ.
g @psis 4 j b 3 R,Nh ,GNRhAFFULLAs 7TH RGIMHNrN.Y.
siNS TdekkTs StHdEGIi.stins EIs gentsa and lady So
Members OF the Re siinent.
Military and Naval Odicers are requested to
appear in Cnform.
MAHAGERs.1H +, E Spinner, Q. s. Treasurer;
soctor aSn fHsSy Hdh hEesstMsr H2a EdSsTd Jordan
Currency; Hon Jehn Al Brodhesd. I'd Com ptroller:
Hon. Joseps ]. Lewis Com of Internal Revenue:
Hon. Thomas L. Smith, First Auditor; Hon E. b.
French Second Auditor; Hon John Wilson Third
had had't6r; H9n Ste phsn Tabor Fourth Auditor;
s1Ath Apsif1r; Admiral W. b. Shubrick, Chair
msn Light House Board
Private Boxes may be obtaiuad of the Tressarsr
OF the Regiment a. his Office, Redemption DivIsion
Treasury United States.
No tickets sold at the door. dee5-2&
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nd aIse all inamatory diseases Fer further infOr-
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To Females, Old az Young,
Married or Single!

II Won suffering from any Disease peculiar your
sex, your should Lose time IN obtaining medical aid
where You viii surely fnd it, The experience and sue
which the Doctor has had in Female Diseases has in
huenced persons TO send him that class Of patients for
hundreds of miles.
Ser. free, receipt 81 stamp, copy 81 Private
Letter e Married Ladies Health.
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LAW BOOKS.
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& DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS or TIE SUPREME
~ Court Of tbs Stale Of Indiana, comprising the
reported in the eight volumes Of backford and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State embodied In the edition
of Gavin HoTd. BY Edwin A. Davis, L. L r. vol.
syo. sc 90.
The first edition Of this valuable completely
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il ready This is Of the most complete aud best
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The Hon. q. NJ Raj says
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the Reporte but genuine digest Of them"
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

"yE WOULD CALL IHE ATTESIIOSO or DRUG
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them, when In the city. 10 look through our stock
Our gco1s were bought when gold vas at 81 SIS, and
before the additional so per increas. In Tariff Drty
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Orders srs solicited jeT6tdiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10
FROM RICHMOND

The Philsdelphia Inquirer contains :he
following:
The following ney7s was taken from he
Richmond Examiner Of the 7th inst. -
A bill had passed Congress increasing the
pay Of commissioned officers and privates
seven dollars per month Tor the term Of one
year. A bill toexen pit Quakers from engaging
in the Gght or hearing arms, was also passed.
Last night the enemy abandoned our lett and
part Of Our c'ntre apparently in great haste
The prisoners captured say thar Grant has
gone TO the White House, on account Of his
ar ny refusing 70 fsht elsewhere. The i'm
preston is that Grant is making hi, way
toward the James River, to gain tie souta
side Of that stream"
Lawrence W. Kett was killed At the battle
Of Cold Harhor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10

CINCINNATI, June 9.-I'he Con3edrrates
are now at Falmouth, M the keutucky Cen
trail Railroad, and at Wil|lamst"wn on She
turnpike, thirty miles from Cincinnati,
A large Confederate force is reported twelve
mile east Of Lexington, and another 81
preaching from Richmond.
The ConfederateS are also reported between
Grab Orchard arc Stamford. They burned
Ia: e warehouse and water station a. Cynthlana
yesterday, and now have possession Of Paris
Cynthiana Georgetown and N!l|ianstovn.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-A0ont seven hun
Cred Confederate cavalry, supposed 20 be psGt
Of Gen. Morgan's force entered Paris, Ken
lucky, last night, without resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10
SPECIAL NOTIGE.
7. ATILBTRN. UGClST,

Northeast Corner King and N'oshSngto" SIS,
GIVES NOTICE to the citizens o. Alexan-
~ dria, that his establishment WIZ 6e open
On Snndavs from this date, during the follow
inc named hours: From half~pa eight 10 half
past ten A. NJ. hnlf-paSt three t" ha!f past I'VE
and half-past six to Ell ht 0 clock T, NJ dnrlng
which hours he will be prepared to fill "lt2
p1omptnpss and accuracy AL prescr1plo nS
ia 10-2m@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10
;1f,& @lexanAria GAxf}te
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.

ta;n no dispatch from Mr.. Stanton. Inc
agent # the New York Associated Press IN
his dispatch from the Headquarters OF the
Armv Of the Potomac, az O'clock On the
morning of the 9Th reports that "a fe" shells
were thrown on the left yesterday afternoon
but no damage A portion OF the 9Th corps is
reported as having arrived at point on the
{7h;ckahominv, near Bottoms Bridge, and
considerable cannonading was heard In that
direction yesterday afternoon. Beyond this
all IS reported 'quiet along the lines An
hours truce was agreed upon between Gens.
Lee and Grant, during which the wounded.
lyine between the lines Of the armies, were re.
moved None but medical officers and
stretcher bearers were allowed to go on the
Geld. and ut the expiration of the hour a
voice from the Confederate lines sung ONT,
ssBoys, get TO your holes, the time is up,
when all hands left at once General Meade
has issued an order disgrac'ng and sending out
az the army correspondent OF the PhIladel.
phia Inquirer, for having published in that
journal Of the Cd instant "a ibellous state.
,nent On the Commanding General OF Shls army
calculated TO impair the confidence Of the army
in the commanding officer Lieut. Colonel
Murphy had also been dismissed from the ser.
vice for sending out a flag truce without
authority.
The Confederate Senate, June 3, passed the
following resolution "Reso>ved That the
President be requested to make an exposition,
through our commissioners abroad, TO the
various European Powers, to which they may
be accredited of the violations Of the rules OF
civilized wa 4are, and O. e atrocities COM
uiti.d " the y, ment and the armie~ IT
the United States in the rro>t cuti"u OF hos
tilities against the Confederate States Of
America.
The New York journal It Commerce IN IFS
editorial comments on the Baltimore Conven'
tion says: 1.-THE Convention did the work la'd
out for il. k There was man once who
vas SO frequently chosen to office by the lie
gisIature of Connecticut, that it IS said the
clerk of the House was accustomed to call the
vote as follows "Gentlemen will please step
up to the clerk desk and deposit their votes ior
Samuel Wyllis for Secretary of State. The
Baltimore Convention was managed IN much
the same way See particulars.
The Washington Star of yesterday evening
contains the following announcements "The
Commissary General Of Prisoners has directed
that all officers and men Except guerrillas)
now held as prisoners Of war in the Old Capt.
tol prison be Immediately sent to.the Fort Del
aware, The guerrllas will be retained at the
Old Capitol under strict guard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10


Albert ". Patr;e has received 9 verdict OF
So, 400. 81 the Green County, New York, Cir
emit Cont. against q, S. Marshal Murray, and
William Buckley, his deputy PatrIe Was ar.
rested in August, 1862. for alleged disLoyaI
words, without process Of law, and carried 70
New York, where he was confined IN cell
with other prisoners for several days.
Enrolling officers from Cape Girardeau, No.,
en- route for New Madrid, With detaeh
ment Of tweIe men when within eight miles
of New Ma1rid, we're attacked by about sew
entv guerrillas The enrolling officer was
instantly killed, and the Sergeant OF the First
Missouri was dangerously wounded
A Federal deserter, jun, ed from the third
story window OF Green's Cabinet factory, (noW
used as prisou for deserters last night, and
was so much injured that ne had to be taken
to hospital on stretcher. It IS said he "as
trying to make his escape. Its reported that
he died this morning.
It is said that measures are about 10 De "a
ken TO put stop to the equestrian exercises al
the Southern end OF Water street, which have
been conducted BY males and females, Tor the
last month or tvo, to the danger OF lite and
hmb OF innocent pedestrians.
4 correspondent OF one Of the Northern pa
pers from che Army Of The Potomac, reports
that the Richmond Examiner Of the Sd, CON
taps an account Ct the vounding and death OF
Col. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, Of South Carolina.
A Rio Janeiro letter, Of April p, says the
United States steamer Sacramento lett on the
9Th uItimo for the Cape Of Coed Hope. IN
search Of the Alabama.
The places Of the coal beavers in George
town, who s'struck," the other day, were sup
piled by contrabands," at low wages. The
''strjkers'' offered to 90 to work again. but
W re ,ert mpto,il! ordered off BY the coal
agents.
There i , D ucratic Association III Wash
ingt,n which is taking an active part IN the
Presidential canvass il opposition TO Mr. LIN
coin.
Benz. +. Grymes, OF Kiug George County,
Va, has been captured by the Fedegals and
sent to Fort Delaware.
The $50 by given to Vice President Ham
lin, in the Baltimore Convention, is variou>ly
commented on, in the Northern papers
The beef spectators, in New York, have
''got black eye this week. Numbers OF
cattle had to be left over 'un>old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10

It is said that Archibald Oracle, Jr., former
II a resident Of Elizabeth, \. j., is now gen
eral in the Confederate orrny, and that in the
la.e battles south Of Richmond, he opposed the
9th New Jersey, one company Of which is tiom
EGzaEe.1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

day, March n, CzAmssrs SIXTH, aged 50 years. II
months and Is days.
The friends and relatives family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral, from 50. MaryS churcn,
Garden street, wednesday AFTERNOON, 81 two clock
SHERIDAN -Oa Sunday, harce ~. Mtes . ions -
painful illness, Ass, NE sssSvsd vile o. h'cna1a
Sheridan
are invited attend the funeral from her rate residence,
22 Mulberry street, this ruesday) afternoon al TWO
o'clock.
fever CARRIE GALE only daughter Charles aud Sarah
X Sliuson aged years, I month and ten days.
Funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon, AZ tour
o'clock, from the residence OF her parents No ~ Park
avenue, Brooklyn. Remains 70 be placed In the Mar0h
Cemetery IN second street
TArPEN-ln Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 20, OF dts
the heart, CHARLES g. fAPPES aged 81 years and
months.
invited attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon AZ
hafpast O'Clock. from his late residence, No. la7
II gh street, Brooklyn.
Boston and New Haven papers please copy.
the Of Mrs hobrook Sc Union place, LucAs
PORTER wADDEIL, Of John and Lucia Chauncey Wad-
dell of Natchitoches La and grandson OF the late Capt.
John Porter, United States Navy.
The funeral will take place this Tuesday, morn
halfpast ten O'Clock a. Calvary church, csner OF
twenty rst street and Fourth The friends OF
the family respectfully invited 10 attend, without
further notice.
wARBu aroN.0n Sunday March 81. OF scarletna, MAR
GAREr Lucy, eldest daughter Of A. and Frances War
burton, aged years. mo this aud 10 days. q
The funeral will take place from No l40 East Thirty
fifth street, this Tuesday Afternoon at ore O'clock The
friends OF the family are Invited 10 attend 4
WAtIAGR-ln brooklyn, on Monday, klarch %, EDWARD,
only son Of John end Jane Wallace, aged years aud
months ~ $3.50
The relatives and frtensof the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this ruesday afternoon
at ha past o'clock from the residence Of his parents,
No so Washington street, Brooklyn.
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HIPPING NE w S.
ALMANAC yoKx-rHs pAL
8 81 MOON RISES. morn
sErs............. ~ HIGH WATER eve ~ Az
Port OF New York. March rs,


CLEARED
Steamship America Share, New Orleans
ship Helen Clntn sprarne. San Francsco-R N Cooley.
Giles 4 Co
Bark Harriet Rail- tFr), Bonfaul Marsefles-Baetjer
srs m
Brig sg Cosmos rspot Macsias- Gapp
sehr Alice Ssrj. Thompson, Ohm MP Nevius
schr Mazeppa, Young. Norfolk-F Cambell
schr Ann Susan, Douglas, Fortress Monroe-E Hurl
sehr Globe Rockwell, Fortress Monroc-Bentey. Smith
schr Wave. Cole Fortress Monroe--P cambel.
sehr 2 Miller, Crosby. Fortress Monroe-FJ Camben.
schr D " Vaughan Clifford, v ashing.on i. Kenny
sSr VOL. .ss kosnsSn Mckee
sebr LeSeaais small saem-R W Ropes 4 Co. s
s sssF Fr ss,sss I Is el Sosssa
ssH
sesp eresSn b naosen as Men
Steamship North star Leieyre from cruise in search Of
ship rayorite tBr Spain Newport, w. 40 days with COAL
flis Aaqs. !rsus Msn,s Marsenes 50 DAYS. with mase
lent with sss HsaeY ann
sa Gg se -four s n
ss' TIC sf9s Da h Il ffa Z
sss SMITH Tens ssd lost TAN via
a E Sss1v Y d,ys w wa a &c
sails. &c. ~ = - - - -,
Sesr ; Garrison. Ellsworth. Philadelphia for Providence
Schf Kossu!h, Mayo. yachias IA days
Schr Atlantic Wass. Cutler
Schr Mo'ler, Baker, Boston, DAYS.
Schr Juliet, Fosbee Boston. days
Scbr Hannah d, - Harwch.
Schr Minerva Brlghtman FAN Rirer, days.
Schr Fardealer Young Providence.
Schr Curtis, Croweil Providence.
Schr II Harness. Rul, Newport. days
Sloop Pointer. Nichols, Providence.
RsTuasKp.ship Lydia. OF Yarmouth, 3, Kllam. hence
March T. with general bound 10 Cailao AMI
patched by Doner, Potter Co. having Sh inst in
lat 81 o. long O.. encountered violent gale from sw, dur
ing which, sprung Aeak and making about Inches
hour The gale lasted 80 hours during which
time hove TO the llth Sandy Hook. bearing
CO. miles bore New the 23d lat
80 l3 long % 80 lad heavy from NE. snow ON
the another gale and compelled haul Oh
shore.
Ship Victoria, Champion, from London, Feb u, to
Morgan.
Also ship. unknown.
SAILED.
27th-steamers Empire Moonlight Patapsco. / Clark;
barks Chapman. Franzen, Spirito Pardew, Boyn.
brigs Pedro, Watson, Daisey, Denmark schrs
Rogers, Halitia, La Creole Williams l. Peacock,
T Cranmer. EIerton. White, Alex Blue, wsriug,
Mercy Taylor, Napoleon, Moderator. Brave.
Wind at sunset INV.
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Miscellaneous.

PoHrf e97 register
has been sold at Calcutta for 10000 rupees
Me- in 1854 has been sold Al Calcutta Tor 600 rupees
nsns I s n Who ri esaT e q ss nd g
Of s s at o on o 1s ne nas 70 A res
deserve AProper notice, herewith hand you their
Rs sas' S pyS9 M.w E as %
a o, By hgsc on
q them being in any way ~ to 60 to the rescue q any
boar door he
aSsees resides He@psad u eisancs iSSs 'e q
% ne r eow upon me ..er sSe 5 u ND
wasery ga,c Tts boa, Is hut 9r Y cars but had only
crying evil and tmey notice Of the IN widely
OF sbe So aT ss s s r as nspS 20 me
M 80 dls hs g. bp ssr a. sa IL, y INA
and owned in thsc,y b star6ucK 4 Go. 80
B,RK cs,Iroa from ElizAoeihpOr FOR Portland ru INFO
BARy AqoSeur e,s tons. has been sold shanrh.e for
$3.50 and her name changed 70 Chance 10 20 under the Br
sgnAns rIyor, AZ lt ton: REGISTER sss :. Bangor
prrcu Bpre asyucio--squan village March 2s-To sav
an 6 he Rs Nag Sea- q G fDc FOR Ny York s9c
ndsd With mgSh srsT,n y sS1s Curtis Daya g
= much aud r s Peaa and e s
shore the sea clean breach over her at high water
BRs Rrsn Hartman. from Philadelphia for Por, Royal,
he 10 la se 20 Damages sustained at
scHn Hrno q Belfast ashore ash the fats
without damage
Bn Sem pagsr MBrlae before reported much damaged
BY collision with brig Triad put into Holmes Hole 25th
for REPAIRS u
sens Marin. ysss 81. Les Ashore Quick. Hole
sold Of auction 2oh inst for e3a The sas rigging anchors
&c, saved, sold for $500
Sem REED Of Truro 50 has been sold parties
In New Bedford. 70 be commanded By Capt Gibbs
ScHR HuBsARp, 2s8 tons, A. built at Middletown Ia
1851. has been sold 81 si500lA
scnR RICHARD HiIr 100 tens A. built In 1861 Of Whining
ton, Del, has been sold n $4,000, cash
roaIn.ss Moss9E March 2asehEs Bsulsh for ror.rcs.
coal are ashore near Cape Henry and will be totally lost
Amos Warwick seaman. persisted from exposure.
following &hrs arrived here Yesterday IN dis
tress VIM VI Freeman. Elizabeth Eleanor aud III West.
brook, from Bsmorei smith from Georgetown; Martha
Mary and Berry, from EYork.
GIBRAITAR hsrch GA westerly gale
the 9th during which ~ vessels stranded in
bay besides several Spanish and PortuGuess laesn cra
No Americans saYs- NfH#f n
srfooving table gives OF the vessels 10 the
and New Orleans 81 the latest seesusss from each - sss
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Notice 20 Mariners.
euAaArvIsn EoTIcx. :.

~FMA .4 QUARANTINE NOTICE. r5sss :,
BEALTn OrucEKs DxPAnrwnuY
QuARAETrEE, g r. March ~ 1854 !
Iots and captains vessels In the cossting trade win
please observe hat between the lat day Of April the ls
day Of November all vceses arriving a this porn from any
place America Ia he ordinary passage from which they
Iass South Of Cape Henopen. their arrival subject
10 visitation and examination by the Health Oncer and
that any neglect refusal 70 comply WITH The directions and
regulators prescribed by the Law held he misdemean
or, punishable by hne and impTfsonm snt
ALEX N QUINN, MD, Heslth o1loor
Notice hereby given that the POLLOCK RIP rgh,vesse
Ni be teiaired faw DAYS Bysnns repairs, during
Ine Reef is schooner rgged with red bah II each a
real hn painted re anl Nish Kceln IN white etters
ea.b sda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
Expu EssEs.

ypvHNHAMis FURNITURE EPPRKss--BURNHAM ANS
- Rnrnnure Espfess, Burphan'a Fornitue Espress l5
Weft Eleventh street, between Fifth .nd sixth avenues
Furnturf stored All kinds ~ furniture boxed FurpituTe
Of fsuriiles mos "a jn city Or 70 the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
HOTELS.

NATfcNAB HOTEL, KOS. 3 AND CORTLANDT
IN street. New This hotel having recently changed
hands has been rented throughout aud the proprietor
noV prepared 10 receive and accpm odate guests TIE
situation i admirably located being convenient
railroads steamboats, ferries and the house
specay adapted for transient boarders The table
pied With al the delcacss OF the Price ia
JESSE FOSTER Propiietor.
VALUABLE HOTEL LEASE FOR sALE-A J.
fLEEcKER, son 60, Auc'loneers., win sell at
anton on "Wednesday March 20. AZ ~ oco~k TX.
args Se'eroam, III Brnadw4y York q the Lease
Of that aistlc and magnificent Ho,e property ed on
rennsyls vane Ia he city OF Wash d. O. ono
square east OF Wiiiards Hotel The buang ls partially
completed recurring about $500 10 I'm an H. There
considerable building materials hand The plans the
tnldng have been carefully prenared for hrs class hotel
OF about hundred The for years
from September l. 1885, The titles aud the ease
OF claims. The plans may be
the Office Of the auconeer, ~ Cedar street. New
York. for particulars send for circulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

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Butter Hams, &c, dc cheap for cash. whole.
department OF his business right retail
SO everybody be supplied any quaa ity
Either families groeors wishing 10 their money
should at call and zee for themselves prca Cash
only Greenwich and Murray streets