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pssss, f. Es9d Ee9d Fs1s;: i ss
sssk = g ss,a. 8 3s!:a }Ss s;aa9sssa' u
, nTsaat ~ & :SSr., SsY,E S,s.sE.t : satsestns st
| =! ssIs!yfs$ IS Es;ss;sai ESs;sS ~ II ~ :. -
Da{i G{fP. e.'s Sefsts tsts. s. Hs: sif1, S EsSss
.,ot Pesrpi.ston, TeIiowness Of he
. css1t ssin rfah ,Pa hE5s. f.,a = i&s s,te I.s
EVIL. and crest Depression Of Spri;ss "
RE3lEMBgR
THAT THESE uITrkRs
CONTAIN no RUN OR wHIsKEy.
AND CAN'T MARE no DRuSKARps.
Is NOT
AAR.Roosr DUNK,
BUT 4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
FREEFRoM ALCOHOLIC sTluu1asr on 1sIu.
Rious DRUGS.
Il ranpot iussdtousy tntrodnre the Ytes Of a,un&e
9ss. 9ss ssS essss q ;ss; ss 5eaT a
! -. SOLDIERS
that VIII rtssore taem to ii tSeE o1islnas viRos ssc
A
. These Rlsscss have performed morn curral
GIVEN BETTER sAT1aFAcTI0Nt
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
HAVE MORE RE8PEcTABLE PEoPTR m vr,r7c1,
FOR TItEM! WV"
Than any other A1ttcie In tue naskes Va aee, .,v |
one to contradict this assertion. 0>3' so3
AND WILL PAY $1,000
kp any one tnat WI! p-pduce Certificate published
~ Is inst Il not 0RHCIsH.
4
READ WH0 SATy sot
FROM THE BON. THOMAS r. FLORENCE
FROM THE HON. THOMAS o. f1oREscs.
FRoa THE HON. THOMAS D. FloREsce.
HAHzsaFos. Jan. I, isk, |
dfntlslnen-aAslng Stated 1t verbally to you hnv,
~ AesnStton 10 writing the fact that erpeyiaceed
@ Hea oSnent 1sem Jonr Hoo}aud's Getnasn Bttess
e ana onefoox duties nearly pruatratcd ms. 4 INA
Msna auEEested the use Of the preparation haTe |
laMed. ! TOOK ha Advice, Apd az resnft vns ~, !
1foyement Of health, rendwed enervy and th.n ~ ~.
lcoaf fe4letI 50 much needed aud o6tatnet ntker |
oa[ Oc aimuarIY AdFAnt4ged U theY destrn r. h.
1sol1 youf friend. THOMAS 3. FLoRESCE !
, 1865-11-01

dARHo11sa.- gentlemen naned Ma.teson.
Peck and DR.. Raber, were assaulted abou, e1e1en
o'clock On Saturday erenias while walking past the
hack stand % The east side Of the Court House bYs
notuhes Of indisidnalh supposed to be hsskmep
Mhile sent of1the seonndfeis engaged the atfsiu-
assaulted by two Of three uthers who attcmntcd ia
toh him. Be resisted, aud called 10. bis ificnds
Who joined 10 h,a defence, and ali together aised
tne CT ol This collected the police to The
teene, hnt they did otsueeeed Ia raId.g esptase
as lhe telowH jumped Iuio hack md rapidly dro.e
ou in the opposite direction 10 that In which the
odce1y Te1e approaching.
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Rohaek'5 Bitters.

Robaek's Bitters.
@ When Nature all her best Toutcs corDbtnea
~ She produced RoaACE'9 81Truaa
Cor mankind
- Diseases destroy lie, md RoBAcKa
~ 81TTER8 destroy dlscasea'
20 The Stomach Is the eouzca Of lie. and rso~
Y BACK8 BITTuRs 1enovate t6a,
so1frei
a. Health gives JOY md pleasure, md nn.
W 8ACAa 614TutaR give healths
~ Phss1cal strength odds to mental ytoor md
"a general happiness HoBACH8 afr.
E6 For these reasous there ID such demand for
~ this medicinal beverage; and Tor these reasons
no One should fall to test lhetr virtues,
- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
70 where-aud manufactured By DR., G. ".
Ro8ACH At Nos. Sc, 50, 60 md az
East Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
kun5kc3tfsm y.xAwsdn
, 1865-11-01

And .smy sn1xeeos, HosrErS :vcs R}fTERs .re IN
ft1oatse properties Of the medicine haTe ne:n ;.t..
M tsInn o. shs battle 6ed M tic Tta.
tefs Nashlngtoa and elsesbee ~ tae nav a9s1
II aaA Dem warmly endorsed Aqd lxEceT Aso.
, 1865-11-01
General Notices.
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE

VIC arc now Receiving rum The best ]Es.tt.p ns
tne11ess -@'Na ts0-
LEO bhs Standard Crd. 1,oxd md f;sanuf,.sd s,~.
1,50o niAs. Standard 6nEAs. ee-
~ pulls ~ s1Ear.
20 bbia. fellow snSar
tx, ,eh4x 3Ans4ase8 SrxAr
3opbbla+ good to choice 8yIupA,
AHo by WY o! New York and Montreal II lara mn.
tloo peing III bond. which oner fqF Eold a. rnr.
r. 3eo hhde hS r1tmt 70 cho!ce r r. snears-
r.! nnsA E1!mt to Choice Plantation Clarified spssz3
3oo boxes Far H1vanx Suy1f9
20 bass White DcmefaJt 6prrrf
1n oe&1 sad pocktM Old Gov JAy1 Codee.
aI00 haRs F ar to Choice Rio Cotfee
1pd J. Il, tess. ~ ~ " x Akap.
GEO. ". FLANDERS & ca.
, 1865-11-01

T. ~ enITG9ay knoE1 - she SGncsss Medicine .o6
II n at tns Eoia regions Of the western
aas ss,,2 re- 2rsssEssiop - or heal.h 1d hs p4
lilo OF the gold hunter AID pioseer. 13oa0 'se
, 1865-11-01
CHEBEATED

ThcEt 70 nothing that touches tho L1vKa tho seat of
gfsdse!iyn ns. ns7i,hy a9 Esssla1
the tendency Of rnur system 70 TIA. Sosu1 ofiscss
maJ b held N check Tor lifetime BY the ocs1aioo.f
use OF this hsEpnlesa vegetable Aatidote
, 1865-11-01

- -t"Vkt tAd* tHfea,
Kept at the manufactQry or Hosteeter.s p,t... ~
bussh tho"s that The p1epaEsoo has BEEN sttn,tnts
tsssu El!h eattfe SUCCESS tn N fmmense uumner -
anu agne btlions rsmitsent fever general denii!sT. NJ
tou5 e91plalhts. feminine difficulties paralYsft s4r
tnalEesson s. mach ror stn erieacJ - rntesys a.
RsoLeCS1e 1asnst The cau4es Of disease Il mar n.
world. ~ ~ 'As pSat pE1o<e ko6
,,, Whoeyei ~ n.es HoSTETERs R1TrER5 urrysa-
~1snous any teaz Of the bulls bet1g protested,
, 1865-11-01
Ga00l.
|NELAND.-L a Il d s-To q
WANTING EARNda.

Large End thriving settlttnent, ntM md heal.hful
elm ate 50 niles scuth Of phl1Adelpht1 by railroad.
gsovinE. twenty md d1y Acre tsscts. y non! Us to
stheel. .na sood secies1. t.tsncv .he moss !moEov
beidns. The beauty With which the piaea Il lId aus
s ansorr.ssed, tsttefs anssersd; faper eontaa-
fee. address CHAs. &. LASDiA Vtntiknd Put Of:
dee. EnMeefi1nd q County, HewJefsey..
of The TstbQne"it u nus Of the most extensive N
tile uaca u Almost level poa1on and k1ltabla con
tAoU s1E pleasant farming that we Know Of this ado
Of tho Western psalfte- oCHi5Mllm
, 1865-11-01

DIARRHEA SYRUP
VIII cure piarrhea, DysenterY, aam-
mar Complaiu's, Cole, Cholsfa Nor
bus, md all 0eraukeuaanta Of the
Bowels, either il ildseu 81 ..anIt..
The most neSsaaa. aSa 1.ey c7er dseoTess
~ 81 EAsTEKIT.ss ITi..ssf51.ass b1aRRI1Ea & SYRUP.
M dshas nssn !horousalL tested, aaa lonnd ~ iNFa1
best n1edielne In the world tor CHILDREN when
TEETH1EG.
tB-FrIcc rs cents PEI bottle.
~ Fer sale IT DR.. T. EASTERLy>S Family Nett-
ctne Store ~ Madison stscet Chicago. H. and or aale
@-ao1d, II Wholesale, b. 1gEsHAMs 4 VAN
SCHAaEK. Wholesale Dsu-:is:S, 14 Laae street.
, 1865-11-01

| B Fot these reasons there Is such demand for
70 this medicinal beverage; and Tor these seasous
no One should fall to test Lhetr virtues,
, 1865-11-01

Caps md baAhes nootx, 6tccs1nra Hat&
sea az . da9 R u Il ,ss ss1e md coouue
noss f .as elo!h!ne I ses. Sas !. ,asposed IL
feana 1919 atn N nGosrfn4Aai fund.-
1our ho1fs &tter 4ale. MI nNx!!thln twenty.
x>x4a..,, 30. Captain and Assistzpt on..t:+.a1In.
, 1865-11-01

: T., SOLDIERS
q Others, whose systems nsye become trppatrcd bv
natCsnpe Or dlseasc. Will pod Ia this 9lttts ts1c
taat Will restofe them to III theIr original yIFor ~
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LOCAL NEWS.

FERMENTATION OF MEDALS OF HoNoR;-This
morning five sailors-Henry Wilkes and r. II.
King Of picket boat No. 1, Bernard Hawley
and VIM Smith of the Chicopee, ana Richard
the Is who, under command OF Lieut.. Cashirg,
blew up the rebel ram Albemarle ON the 9th
October last, at Plymouth, N. o.. when IL Of
the party were captured, 2drowned, ESCAPED,
one OF those captured - Dsmmine) dying
at Salisbury, N O., were presented with the
through Commodore Montgomery, command
ant of the Washington Navy Yard. These
parties, reached the yard on Monday as paroled
prisoners, having been sent up by the last flag
Of truce boat
Master Morris, acting executive officer, ac-
companied them to the COMMANDMENTS Office
this morning when Commodore Montgomery
anAounced that he had the pleasing duty Of
handing to them the evidence OF the acknowl.
m emit by the Department Of their services. 1t
ais and they should be proud of it and trans
NIT it to their children who would no doubt
cherish it and feel IS proud as they.
The medals are Of bronze in the shape Of a
star, which hangs by ths two upper points to
the fiukes Of an anchor. It is suspended frsm
left breast. In the centre Is D representation OF
Union crushing Rebellion, the first being repre-
scented by female figure with a shield In the
act Of striking, by whose side is the fasces, and
the latter by female figure in the act of re-
treating, holding in her hand a number of SER
penis. On the reverse is the following :A"Per-
soIal valor, (name, position and vessel to
which attached.) Destruction OF the Albe-
marie. October 81, 1861"
The following letter accompanied each meoa.'
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington M arcn -,
1s65.-Sir: have the pleasure OF UNDERSTANDINGS
herewith the medal OF honor aWafoeu 70 yoN
by the Secretary of the Navy in generai oroers
No. As, dated Dec. 81, 1884, sog gallant msfi'
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GERMAN OPzRA.-The curiosity to see Tam
hd.ser drew a large audience to Growers last
night The opera requires q company of great
strength for its adequate representation, and
the German comp any has the resources to give
II with due effectiveness.
A whole, it was most satisfactorily rem
dered last night, and the performers were
warmly and contin uously applauded. The
chorus was not quite up to its usual excellent
mark, as in familiar operas, In precision, but
was grandiy powerful as always.
The orchestra was admirable, no small
praise. in view Of the difficult and peculiar
orchestral effects Wagner deals in so largely.
Concerning Tannhauser the audience was of
divided opinion, and while most found mucn
TO admire in it, the feeling Of most was to
reserve q definite judgment until repetition
or two should give more familiarity
night, Mozart's delicious opera, The Magic
f'se, (new here.) Will be performed, and from
~nat we learn will be brought out in excellent
style.
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FROM PIE SOUTH

The adjournment of the Rebel Congress
Richmond papers of Monday say-was post
poned until the 1ith. yesterday in accord
ance with request by JEFF Davis, who sent a
message stating that he proposed to send a
message to them requiring sdeliberation and
action"
The Richmond Enquirer OF Monday has found
out at last that Sheridan has whipped EARLY
The Enquirer says lugrubiously:
siAbout the first Of the present month, Sheri-
dan, with between six end ten thousand men,
started on raid up the Valley, visited Stann-
ton unopposed, and crossed the Blue Ridge at
Rockfsh Gap, opposed by Early and some fiji.
teen hundred men. The opposition was fruit
less, however, our forces being almost sur
rounded by overwhelming numbers and ever
thousand captured. The enemy then entered
Charlottesville unopposed."
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GOLD MHDAL TO GENERAL GRANT.

Last Saturday, the gold medal voted in 1868
by Congress to General Grant, was presented
to him by Hon. E. b. Washburne. The pre-
sentation was first intended to have been
strictly quiet and private affair, but the object
Of Mr.. Washburne's visit to General Grants
headquarters having transpired before the
actual delivery OF the medal, the latter was
induced 10 crafty large number OF his per-
sonal friends by allowing it 10 assume more
formal and imposing character.
at the conclusion of the presentation speech
OF Mr.. Washburne, General Grant said:
81 accept the medal and joint resolution of
Congress which the President has commits
stoned you 10 deliver 10 me. I will do myself
the honor at an early day to acknowledge the
receipt OF the letter of the President accompa-
nying them, and to communicate in orders to
the officers and soldiers who served under my
command prior to the passage of the resolution
the thanks so generously rendered to them by
the Congress of the United States
The medal itself is massive and elegant, and
contains nearly 500 worth Of gold. Its entire
cost will not be tar from 5000. The casket
containing II is perfect gem of art and would
be considered more valuable present than the
medal itself.
The joint resolution engrossed on parchment
was eucased in a tube OF pure silver, about
eighteen inches in length and one and three
quarter inches in diameter, neatly inscribed.
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THE DRAFT

The draft commences to-day in Baltimore
The first district to be drawn comprises the
first seven wards Of Baltimore city and all of
Hartford county. The entire number originally
required in the district was 1, 7I2-this has been
reduced to ], 1873.
The next district embraces the thirteen other
wards OF Baltimore. The original number of
men required from this district was 2,166,
which has been considerably reduced through
the efforts of number of the wards
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THE FLOUR CONTRACTS.

At the opening Of bids on Saturday last, by
Capt. E. T. Bridges, for furnishing the Govern
ment with flour, "a, 100 barrels were offered, the
highest bid being s12 90 per barrel, and the
lowest SLIPS. Contracts were awarded to the
following parties:
A. Ross Ray & Co.-i,4 400 barrels, at ell 2J
per barrel. J. l.. Leggett & Co.-2,5OO barrels,
at S11.55 ID. L. Shoemaker-1,O0O barrels, at
Sll.50 per barrel Nathan Brooke-2,20O bar
rels, at $l1.55. Rowland & Ervin-3OOO bar.
rels, at S11.55. Geo. w. Mears-1,OO barrels
at sl1.55. Thomas Allman-5OO barrels, at
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LETTER FROM GOV pIERporNr.

Governor Pierpoint, Of Virginia, To-day sent
to Governor Andrews, Of Massachusetts, a
copy Of the resolutions adopted by the Virginia
Legislature in respect to the memory Of Ed.
ward Everett, accompanied by the following
letter:
THE CoMMoNwKALTH OF VIRGINIA, Execu.
tive Department, Alexandria, Va, March Is,
1e65.-7o HIS Ercellency, Governor of Nassachu.
sets Dear Sir: herewith transmit to your
Excellency the resolutions OF the Legislature
OF TINS State passed by the unanimous vote of
both houses, on the annooacem of the death
Of our distinguished fellow citizen, Edward
Everett. To me it is grateful duty to an
nounce to the Governor of his native State the
honor paid by Virginia to
some OF the few, the immortal names,
That were hot born to die.
With sentiments Of great respect and regard,
l have the honor to be your ob't seryt
+. III. PIKRPOINT, Governor of Virginia.
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Information from the Army Of the Potomac
says that General Sheridan, after infiicting so
much damage on the enemy. is on his wa to
the " hits House. His raid is considered by
high military officers to be the most important
Of the war.
The batteries OF Fort Morton shelled the
enemy's lines briskly on Monday afternoon,
and were replied to, but, as far as known,
without damage.
Deserters continue to come In nightly; on
Sunday several cavalrymen arrived with their
horses and equipments, which they are allowed
to sell.
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CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING THE COY
ERNMENT

ERNMENT.
Last evening. Mr.. Charles Cook. formerly
the ticket agent at the Baltimore Depot; Chas
Williams, the ticket agent at the Sanitary
rooms, and James Thompson, agent at the
depot, were arrested by the military authorities
and committed to the Old Capitol, on charge of
defrauding the Government Of about $4,000
worth of transportation tickets.
Thompson is charged with abstractne the
tickets from the office, and giving them to Cook
and Williams, who disposed Of them through
agents.
The first suspicion of the affair was created
by large number OF the certificates found
afloat in the city, and the detectives in hunting
up the matter found quite a number Of agents
who stated that they at first had received so
per cent. for disposing OF them, but latterIy 25
per cent.
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New York Election.

NEW YORK, March H.-The election was
held throughout the State to. day, on the ques-
ton OF appointing Commissioners Of the Court
Of Appeals, in order to assist in clearing the
calendar of the Court. The vote in this city
stood 391 for, and $500 against. The returns
from the interior show rnajorities for the amend
ment nearly everywhere, but the VOTE as in
this city, is light.
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CONTRACTS FOR CORN MEAL,

On Monday, Capt. E. T Bridges, q. S v.
opened bids at his office for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with corn meal. One
thousand nine hundred barrels were bid for
the following being list of the bids:
John G.. Hewes-1,00O barrels at $3.50 per
barrel. Six hundred barrels Of this bid was
accepted. Grover & Gardner-3O0 barrels at
1915 per barrel
Aldrich, Son & Co.-3OO barrels at S7.75 per
barrel.
$40; and 100 at s7.5OIalI OF which were taken,
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LATER FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


munication Established with Whining
toh-Stirring News Expected-The Reb.
els still Retreatins in front Of Schof1eld
Further Details of the Fight at kinston.
NBwDRRF, March 15.-Yesterday the enc
my fell back across the N euse river, after burn
ing the bridge over that stream.
1t Is also reported that they burnt the rebel
ram at the same time which was guarding the
bridge.
Timber is now going forward to rebuild tho
bridge,
The railroad is completed to within short
distance Of the river, opposite Kinston.
The enemy will not be able to remain in
KiRston long, even II they decide to make
another stand, of which there is much doubt.
Deserters continue to come into our lines
The enemy suffered most owing to the re-
peated charges on our works, in which they
were repulsed each time with severe loss. Our
troops stand their ground manfully, and are in
high spirits over the prospect of meeting Sher-
man soon.
Sherman has opened Communication with
Wilmington from Fayetteville He sends word
that he is all right. and marching on.
We expect to hear some stirring news from
him in a few days.
Lieut. Col. TAFT, OF Gen. Schofields staff,
has just arrived from the front, and reports
ali quiet o-day.
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CAPTURE OF A BRITISH scBooNuR

The Navy Department has received infor-
NATION Of the capture of the British schooner
Matilda, on the 18th OF February, by the u s.
gunboat Penobscot. The Matilda cleared from
Matamoras for Havana, with a cargo Of cotton,
bagging, liquors, and rope. When captured
she was about fourteen miles from the light
house at Pass Cabello, Texas, standing in for
the I2nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15

THk CoSGRRssIoNAL EXCURSION PARTY
Inc congressional party which left here yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock ON the steamer
Thomas Collyer, on pleasure trip to Charles-
ton and other points South, expect tn hs zone
ators Harlan, Collamer. Chandler, Wade Mo-
Fill. q Times, Foster, Wilson, Ramsey. Foots
Cowan, Sherman, Nye, Lane and others. ana
Representatives Rice, Clark Of N. Y, Allison.
morrill,, Pike, and many others, with their
families.
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RETURNED HOME.

This morning the 5th Tennessee regiment,
numbering about 100 men, left the city ON
their way home. They have been in active
service for over three years, most Of the time
serving in the west, latterly in General Soho.
fields CORDS f23d.)
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ARMY MAH,a

Owing to the prevalence of smallpox at
Fortress Monroe, Virginia, and the post-office
force having taken temporary quarters in tents,
all the army mail matter to be despatched
northward and westwardly, will until further
orders, be sent TO the Washington city post
Office.
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FROM CANADA.

FROM CANADA.
Appropriations for Defence.
CHAMBERS, March 15.-ParliAment last
night voted 100000 for the permanent de.
fence of the country. Also S350,000 for the ex-
penses Of volunteers on the frontier.
The Finance Minister, in speech, said the
Canadian Government was OF the opinion, that
as long as the American war lasts, we must
have force on the frontiers in the shape Of
police and militia to support the civil autho-
rites and fulfil the obligations we are under
to act the part Of good neighbors towards the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15

PRESIDENT LINCoLN's HRALTH.-The Pres
ident has efficiently recovered from his Sc
we're indisposition to be in his office to-day.
but he is yet quite unwell. He therefore re-
ceives NO one day but members OF the Cab
met and Senators, and then only upon urgent
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15

TIE DRAFT IN NEW YoRX.-Gov. Fspt.-
or New York, states in an official dis-- N,
he has assurances from the w. patch that
that in all localities In The dr. department
teerinR continues assS state where voluR-
drafting will b we, no further order for
drafted wiz issued, and men already
~ =. not be called upon for service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15

JFrom the publishers, q. b. Richardson,
New York, we have the excellent March num-
Der of the United States Service Magazine. For
sale by Franck Taylor.
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AUCTION SALE this evening at o'clock, OF a
large and splendid collection of photograph
albums. photograph frames, stationery, cut
lery, silver plated ware, watches. jewelry and
variety of fancy goods, at W. B. Lewis
auction store, 3G7 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
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APPOINTED

Mr.. Geo Hart, until recently connected with
the New York Herald, has been appointed aid
to Governor Pierpont, Of Virginia, with the
rank OF Colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15

~ We have the "a ine Polka ind "Jean-
ME Polka" brilliant compositions by William
Withers, jr, the accomplished leader OF Ford s
orchestra; published in admirable style by W,
G.. MetZerott
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ts shSe
and Maryland avenue. Inquire OF L. WHE1LEB'
National Hotel. m b-es4t|
LOB RENT-To parties without children; three
fer Tss bed
changed Call at 3462 10th street. between
FInss near Si he city . FRAME HOUSE and ior. sis,
uated on goth street. Eest: near Penna; av. For
& and SITS m I5-stt
ZOE SALE AT PRIVATE sALE--Bight or nine
Oh stand bsoT
College. The hOufe has seventeen rooms and for
sprn rings" on and for affords every con-
yenienee. A good and reliable deed will be given
Fowler estate. For further ps ticulars inq9iIs at
VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE
' CITY FOR sALE-We offer at private sale, a
s s ay 1 ss sSz os
seat Of the late John 9; Riyss, ssq: ,.,,.
sases ss saa
sw ct the sitg This pEGRsrt is one Of The most
X %e eH UiRG Coz Aaeta. &C. 'pp' ss =
EoR sALE-The
l. BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort,
GLYMONT
Situated twenty eight miles from, Washin ston,
the Maryland side of the Potomac river. To re
sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, il win
be RENTED FOR THE SEASON.
Inquire of ]. L. PARKHURST,
Room No. 3, third floor.
mar l5.tf Intelligencsr Building.
r 8 A l. E.
FINE BRICK HOUSE on 18th street, bet. D and
,treet. Gas, water, DC. 10 rooms.
TWO BRICK HOUSES on N. Y. ave. above 18th
street For sale cheap.
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown.
Cheap
Hill, in GEORGETOWN, at 34,Jvu, only Sl,NO down.
balance on Ion time.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 9th street for sale.
PINE BRICK HOUSE on NJ street, ig rooms.
FRAME HOUSE, Island) at $3.50
SPLENDID FARM of 200 acres, on Potomac
River, near Alexandria, in Maryland, good i'm
prOvenent
THREE FARMS ia the DISTRICT, unimprovei.
At only $50 % per acre, GO acres each.
And many other FARMS, HOUSNSand LOTS.
R. NJ HALLE CO..
NH Is Real Estate Brokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-15
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

FROM LOUISVILLE.
Execution of the Guerrilla Sue Munday.
LOUISVILLE, March 15-Jerema Clark, alias
Sue Munday, the noted guerilla, will te hanged
this afternoon.