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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-There will be 4 dou
BILE celebration of the 4th Tomorrow, the first
committee having too many of the late Confed-
crates in it. Gen. Banks will address the op-
position meeting, VIM. Reed Mills the other.
The flag hauled down from the custom house
before the war Is to be restored.
The True Delta has passed into the hands OF
W. r. Adams and Mr.. Oliver '-s-
The steamer Evening Star sails for New
York tonight. ...---- LI--
The Times is informed that the rebel portion
of the Cherokees are near starvation. General
Stanley appeals to the Texans for relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
CMBERi LUMBERli LUMBEn,tt

Invite attention to my very large stock of
LII NJ b ER
of all kinds, comprising in part
A, GA and S-4 White Pine Cuttings. Selects and
Panel ~ ~
Eastern Shore Hemlock and Spruce Stills, Joist,
Scantling, &c.
Eastern Shore w hite Pine and Spruce Flooring,
a Hemlock, Eastern Shore and Spruce.
White Pine and Cypress Shingles, Laths and Pick
cts.
Hickory, Ash, Oak, Poplar and Walnut
Dressed Lumber of various thicknesses and quail.
titles always on hand and under cover.
All of the above can and will sell at prices as low
if not lower, than can be had in Washington.
~ Special Inducements offered to large cash pur-
chasers T. EDW. CLARK,
Lumber Dealer,
Virginia ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS. east
je -lws Navy Yard
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FROM CINCINNATI,
Changes in Military Command

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 6.-Malor General
Ord to- day assumes command of the Northern
Military Department, headquarters at Detroit.
Major General Hooker will leave in few DAYS
for New York, to relieve General Dix
Two soldiers were run over and killed near
indianapolis, yesterday. ~
Henry Winter Davis in his Chicago speech.
negro suffrage, aud the Monroe doctrine.
A locomotive exploded at Centralia, Ill, on
the 4th, killing the engineer and fireman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
GENERAL HALLECK,s WAR HORSE

GENERAL HALLECK'S WAR HORSE
Gen. Halleck, who will sail from New York
on the list Of August for San Francisco, is neces
sarily compelled to part with his splendid war
horse '.Maior," which has accompanied him
through all his campaigns since the beginning
of the war in 1861 The ~Major," if not dis.
posed of at private sale by the 2lst inst. will
then be sold at anction in this CITY.
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Ex-Gov. VANCE, OF NORTH CAROLYN

The rebel Ex-Gov Vance, who has been con-
fined in the Old Capitol prison for several
months past, was released this morning by di-
rection of President johnson, and allowed to
return to North Carolina, on parole, there to
remain subject to the orders of the proper au-
thOrifipS
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GENERAL GRANT

Lieut.. General Grant, accompanied by Col
onels Porter and Badean OF his staff, returned
to Washington last evening from Albany, N
Y, iwhere he participated in the celebration OF
the natoI>al anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ON FORTRESS MONROE

Difficulty Between Celored People and Cit
liens of Virginia.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The ferryboat
Newtown was sent to SInithfield yesterday
with a pic-n party Of colored individuals, and
a detail for guard was made for the occasion
from companies G. and X, Sd New York cav
airy. Their right to land at Smithfield was
contested by some citizens, creating a disturb
ance that required the services of the guard to
quell. Private John Gray, of company G, was
shot by his sergeant for not obeying orders, and
one of the citizens of Smithfield had his scalp
removed by the sword of a Federal officer,
after which order was restored.
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REBEL PRISONERS.

All the rebel prisoners held by the Govern
ment have been discharged with the exception
of about $50 Off GERS, above the rank of Captain
The various prisoners depots throught the
North and West are being broken up, and will
at once be put to other uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

SALE OF HORSES AND MULES
An immense number of government horses
and mules will be offered at public sale at the
arsenal grounds, Harper's Ferry, Va, on Sat
urday, the sth inst, under direction of Capt.
Flag. A. @. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

90 where you please, throughout the bonds OF
this Republic, and meme have power 10 stop
yon or 70 make you afraid. "The powers that
be" will be taught 70 leave you aione II you
obey the laws OF the country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
y COLONEL. WILSON

Colonel Wilson, Chief Commssary of Sub
sistence Army of the Potomac during the last
year of its career. is expected to return to
Washington to-day from Chicago, where he
has been for a short time on leave of absence
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ASKS FOR PARDON.

On Monday, Albert Pike, formerly U. s. In
dian Agent, and who raised several regiments
of Indians for the rebel service, made applica-
ton to the President for pardon. Pike, in his
petition, emphatically denies the charges
brought against him of inhumanity towards
our trcopS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

SEoosp wAKp SrATics CAsrs-wa. Stew
srt, diserd-rIy; dismissed. John Dhi:1f,, drunk
do q. Robinson, do; %. James MrDugaii.
do; - Alice Harris, disort~risj - Thos.
Smith, suspicion; dismissed. Alexander Hnmes,
disordef1y; do. James Gibbs, doi - MARY
A. DBmoEt, drunk and diaorderfy; workhouse
Cbas. leo drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
FROM FORT LARAMIE.
Against the Hostile Indians

FORT LARAMIE, July Ga column, consist
ing ofthe 2d Missouri Light Artillery, equipped
as cavalry, and the 18th Missouri cavalry,
passed Columbus, Nebraska, to-day, en- route
to the Powder river country, and to cooperate
with two other columns now preparing to
Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

CEILING OFF, SELLING Off AT ISAAC
street, B. Newman's old stand. The balance Of
stock on hand consisting of Dry and Fancy Goods,
Boys Wear. A full line Of Dress Goods, such as
Lawns, French Challies, Grape Marets, all Wool
Linen Towels at Is cents and upward Table Linen
and Linen Diapers, also very cheap. Brown and
Bleached Muslin at Is cents. full stock Hosiery
Ladies Hose at 20. Is, 30 and 40 cents Linen Hand
kerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemen. French Cor
sets at 81 81 and American Corsets at 81 pair
Parasols and Sun umbrellas, cheap, and all other
Don't fail to call at ISAAC SYCEL'S,
443 Seventh street,
three doors from G. street
Jy 1-A b. Newman's Old Stand
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GENERAL HOWARD

Major General Howard, Superintendent of
Freedmans Affairs and orator at the Gettys-
burg ceremonies on the 4th instant, returned to
the city yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06
LOST AND. FOUND.

snsine 70 Pa &C. q ks
b c.ss sss sss
p An AMAZON n the morning 9fshs Sth from
il s hPs Any Sc ps h' |
foot of nth street, hide house! y6-TS
y With white spot on bis forehead; A suitable re-
yard yin Be paid for his return f 70
/ OsT,0n the 4th inst a black terrier DOG.
ad silver SsI to the manner
and is supposed to have been lost lost near Psress
Sd and s.r D"s viii be literally SeWsrded and
receive the thanks of the owner jy 6-3t'
TAKEN UP,Jaly 8, 1855, large dark HORSE,
pas
sd street, between and h. jy 5-3t-
&S REWARp.;strayed !, away; Lar large e; SOW.
ss th sns Missed
to GEO. MASON, 9Th ST, bet and Q. jy ST.
OH REWARD...Lost, July 4th, between Sd
Wharf v fee ten ad Dollar BiLLs Return to
HEY HEISLY, All Penn. avenue between 81 and -
q BAY n HoksE about Is haps high WIZ ring
esns ts Left a ss
'f,T s 9Th and 10th ''re %iIf flaasM BRopLEY
GE0 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from tn
about p m ons afse
tailed and white feet with physicisn's ROCh,
the Ssn f' s."
$50 New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill. je ST.
STOLEN By TWO SOLDIERS, at the Presi-
GRAZ eP' HokSE HAVING two Cs on one shoulder
and ONE c on his hind hip with red painted wagon
Di'' ~ 'e '-N-l MICHAEL FLYNN,
and X streets
A sTRAY-Four OXEN-No. ]. pale red, with
x!s ss5d saH h and a ssf ssss
h hssSl Home liz s9 ai Cox fEm
&S0 REWARD.-Stolen from stable in rear of
SCU Washington HoSse corner Of 81 street t; and nc
with very large neck, carry ing a high head, and
having the following marks white left #. hind . foot
BUGGY, with shifting top, bearing the name of the
BGaT abaSs
given to any one furnishing information BY which
can obtain the above meni 5haEgs sEIBr,
jy5-2t of Yates & selby 323 Pa. avenue.
TAKEN UP AsTRAY on the sOtl, nit, two con
viii
and take them nG}1ss
], near Delaware avenue. jy 3-S.
TAKEN UP AS A STRAY, on the oath of June,
one cream colored MARE, black name and
tail about IA hands high; under the right flank
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, aud take it away.
III. g. NORRIS,
jy33t+ 209 4th st. bet X and l. SITS.
TAKEN Up ESTRAY-On the evening of oath
June, one roam COW, white spot in her fore
head, under bit and slit in the left about seven
years old. The owner will please come forward
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN DUFFY,
jy ST. College Villa, near Tennally town, D. G.
cSO REWARD.-Stolenf from mystable, on Fri
.gCU day night, June 30, TWO HORSESHOE
white and gray will give the above reward for
their recovery, or the apprehension Of the thief
as can find them. DANIEL OTEARY,
cor Sd and Va ave. Island,
jy3-3t* Washington d. C..
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APPLICANTS FOR PARDON

Among the applications for pardon received
yesterday by the President were those of three
members of the late rebel Congress-Ash, Ram
sey and Mcdowell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

The undersigned, from their general knowledge
and experience of the business and selection of
terial using the best known to the trade together
with increased facilities for the manufacture and
c6ft a 6tne ere
By. strict attention to business we nope to merit
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended to
the old stand for the last twenty two years.
Repairs executed with the same neatness and
ANDREW J. JOYCE & co.
ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
FREDERICK A. JACKSON, a.
JOHN L. JOYCE. jyl-3t
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APPOINTED

APPOINTED.
Secretary mccullough has appointed Henry
S Hall, of Maine, to first-class ,2OO) clerk
ship IN the Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-I beg leave
l Y to inform my customers and tn. Rf5HkR<
public that have this day associated In fXEyH
business with FREDERICK A.&S|
JACKSON, who has been foreman and superin-
endent OF my establi shment for the last seventeen
years, and my son, JOHN l.. JOYCE, and that the
business heretofore conducted by will hereafter
be carried on under the firm and name of
ANDREW j. JOYCE l. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

THE THHRaosErRR ranged to-day NJ Prank-
I'm A. Co.'S, at II a. ma, ~ ~ IN, 81: = pS m, 81
FaLfrn heit, In ths shade
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IDREW j. JOYCE Il co.

ANDKFW j.
Carriage Manufacturer, No ATT l4th and + SITS
All persons indebted to me are requested to close
Der of the new firm is authorized to receipt for the
same. ANDREW j. JOYCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

A PRIVATE AUCTION on July 18th, 1885, at
"A 6p. m. a BRICK HOUSE containing1 rooms,
situated on 7th street Navy Yard, on Lot 4, in
Square COS. Any person wishing to the house
can call any day at No. 624 ' jy 6-1f
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DIssOLUTION on WORCESTERSHIRE.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm and style Of Morris Blume has been dissolved
this day by mutual consent
Mr.. d. BLUME will settle all accounts which Hs
firm owed up to date. H MORRISXn
6-Stf ID KLINE -
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TAKEN UP ASTRAY, on the 3Otii nit, two con
Il demned MULES, on II street, near the railroad.
The owner will please come forward, prove pro
perry. pay charges, and take them away Inquire
for M. Sheran, at VIM, Baringtons, between II and
] near Delaware avenue jy ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

T OST-On the 4th inst , a black terrier Doc
IL Had on a silver collar with owners name en-
graved thereon. Answers to the name Of s.Spry,
Mill. Any one returning him to the owner, corner
Sd and L streets, will be literally rewarded, and
receive the thanks of the owner. jy 6-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

zion down the Potomac ON MoNn1T the S6th ~
July leaving the wharf at the foot Of 7th street 1t
night. without landing. good band az music hs
been provided, and ice cream, oonfecionery. &c.
The greatest possible care will be taken IN m.ts
this the most agreeable sxcnrsion Of the season.
cents) may be- had of the members III the Snc;a.
jy 5-eo&d
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T OST OR STOLEN-On Saturday evening roam
IL BAY HORSE about l6 hands high, with ring
bone on the left front foot The finder will be libe
rally rewarded if left at No. 535 Maryland avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, Island:
n, WILLIAM BROpIEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

n~BANK OF WASHINGTON dividend of
u9 three per cent for the last six months, clear
of Government tax, has this day been declared on
the stock of this Bank. payable to stockholders
demand. JAMES ADAMS Cashier ,
July S, 1866. jy Cat
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A TTENTIONlll ATTENTION III

MRS. SPENCER, at GAG Pennsylyania avenue,
consisting of SWISS and fLLtSf0S WAISTS
CHILDRENS' DRESSES, and handsome assort-
ment Of Fancy Goods, to close business for the
Summer Season. " Aft
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A
THE FIVE CENT PER POUND ADVANCE
SYSTEM >'N -

SYSTEM
having made arrangements with an extensiy.
mouse IN New ork TO supply ME with TEAS -
now ofier TO the trade q fine assortment off.H
BLACK, GREEN and JAPAN TEAS of all ~
grades on the above system, which has proved 30
attractive in all Northern cities 49, U
over New York prices. A''
w. CORWIN BURGY.
Sole Agent for Thurston. Hall & Co i, celebrated
alter, Boston, Milk, Graham and Burtar
Crackers, IA North Charles st, Baltimore, Md,
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n~PLASTERERS. ATTENTION The mem
1 bers of the JOurneymen Plasterers' Associ-
alton are requested to meet on THURSDAY, the
9th of July at the German Hall on 18th street, be
tween and G streets, business of Importance
will be brought forward for your consideration.
N. b. Members in arrears will please come for
ward and clear up. BY the President
jy sgt j. +. MCBRIDE, Rec Sec
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TAKEN UP AS A STRAY on the 24th of June,
tail about IA hands high sore under the right flank
property pay charges aud take it away
III. g. NORRIS,
iy3-3t- TO9 4th st bet Il and /. SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

T1AKEN CP-July 3, 1855, q large dark HORSE,
i condemned The owner can have the same by
paying charges. Inquire of L. NJ. RITTENHOUSE,
l2i street between c, and H. jy 5-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

~ THE REGULAR monthly meeting
uS of the w. C.. HIBERNIA BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY will he held at Temperance Hall ON
FRIDAY EVENING, July 7th, at O clock D. m
Persons DESTROYS of becoming members are invited
to attend, Nv 6-2t+
0@MASONIC.-A special communication of
US FEDERAL LODGE. NO: VIII be hsla at
Cstrasl Mass1is BAL On .ans are frafer
nalIy invited. By order of the W NJ
jy 6-3t THOS. RICH. Sec'y.
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d. n REWARD.-Lost, July 4th, between Sd
- lU street and Penn. avenue and 18th street
wharf. five ten dollar BILLS: Return to J; II;
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W NJ. II. " ALL WI
ID Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9s Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ste
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
On SATURDAY. MORNING, July 8, will DO sold,
at the Bazaar. xbout
SIXTY HORSES AND MULES.
suitable for saddle and harness, part of which
very fine harness, work and saddle Horses.
ALSO.
large and desirable collection Of new and second
hand Carriages, Wagons and other vehicles.
One Calash Carriage, built by Beckhaus.
New and second hand Harness. &c.
Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
Carriages and Harness, &c, &C., always at pri-
yate sale.
Sale without regard to weather.
WIN. L. WALL & CO, Aucts
jy6 IChron and Intel
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Finding-Of the specification Not Guilty,
except as to the words, The said Edward
Spangier, on said 14th day of April, A. D. 1865,
at about the same hour of that day as afore-
eaid. within the military department and the
military lines aforesaid, did aid and abet him
.fmeaning John Wilkes Booth) in making his
escape after the said Abraham Lincoln had
been murdered in manner aforesaid" and Of
these words G utility. .g5. III s.f.1..... 80
OF the charge Not Guilty. But Guilty of
having feloniously and traitorously aided and
abetted John Wilkes Booth in making his es-
cape, after having killed and murdered Abra-
han. Lincoln President Of the United States,
ne, the said Edward Spangler, Mt the time of
aiding and abetting, as aforesaid, well know
inr that the said Abraham Lincoln, IS afore-
said. had been murdered by the said John
Wilkes Booth, rs aforesaid. an I'M
And the Court does therefore sentence him,
the said EaWard Srrangier, to be confined at
~. Labor Tor the period Of six years at such
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N~MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.-There will be
Hg z special meeting Of the Medical Associa-
ton OF the District OF Columbia, in the
Medical Society, ON FRIDAY next the 7th inst at
O'Clock p. m. j. W. H. LOVEJOY.
y 3-MW,T Secretary
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O. N REWARD.-Strayed stolen from tn
dpCU market house, on Monday evening, July
Sd about p. m, one large SoRREt HORSEi bob
AWAY, with large oval windows on the sides and
back. The above reward will be paid if left at No
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MICHAEL FLYNN,
Corner 2d and X streets east

"A broad horns; No. 2, grizzly red; No. g. brindle,
with star in face; No. 4, brind!e and line backed
the above after paying charges by applying at the
Colored Home, on the Cox farm, Georgctown
Heights. Iiy 5-3t*] &. X. VAUGHAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
Local Notices.

ACCOMMODATION ExrREss --Rses q
Akers, having procured a large and
eommodious Furniture Car, are nov pre-
pared to do any and ali kinds Of haul
ing that the wants Of the citizens de-
msnd, such as moving families, msr-
ehandise, furniture, baggage, &c, At as
cheap rates as are charged by drays, and
with much less risk Of damage to tbs ar
,icles hauled. Their car viii always be
found, when not engaged, on Main Sc,
between Second and Third.
They are still engaged in repairing
aud vanishing chairs ard furniture Of
all kinds, hanging window shades, cur
taina, &c. Upholstered work repaired
and put in complete order. All work
entrusted to their care will meet With
prompt attention They are also manu-.
featuring eanessat and upholstered
chairs Of the finest quality, which they
warrant as good II not superior 70 any
manufactured elsewhere. Their place
Of business for the present is No. 65
Main Street, up stairs, and on the alley
in the rear Of Waek's harness shop.
March l4-l..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

A SINGULAR AFFAiR BY gentlemen
from Henderson we learn.that day or
two ago, three guerrillas Of some note
came into Henderson and gave them
selves up TO Major Shook, and took the
oath Of allegiance or asaBSsty, and we're
permitted 10 leave for home As they
left the city, a number Of eolored troops,
who were lying in wait, fred on the
guerrillas, killing one Of them. The
other two returned to the city and
claimed the protection Of the military
authorities
The affair caused considerable excite
ment and some bad feeling in Hender-
son, and some INDUCED IN quite bitter
remarks against Col Glenn and his com
mand We have heard but one side Of
the story and refrain from any remarks
Of our own, further than to express our
ia lest confidence that the act Of the me-
gro troops was unauthorized by Colonel
Glenn, as we are confident he would RoI
sanction any such eowardly outrags
as this is represented to have been.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14
OFFICIAL

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
- fosf-oftce ~ Evausvi.le, STATE q Indiana
lSsa dsy ~ HErch. rsds
- r obtain any Of thcsa hfters. tha saei
east must call for 81 adrs-fsa~s Eesz.-ss sfvs tha
date 81 this tf and pay one cent for Advertising
81 II not called for within oEs asssfs thew uiii
b. sent 70 the Dead-Letter 0nsoe
FREE DELIVERY Of letters rs gss-ri-r. a ,t.
resaenes OF owners tin the larger ritissl nav hs
SECURED by observing the folEuwInz GIfI.Es
l. DTRECf letters ptzfnfy 70 ths street and
number, a. we'll As the post-oahes and state
, HAD letters with the writer's poss-ssles
auz SAFE, ssrsef and EuHhsT, sigE them pialnly
with fan n&Ble, sad Fesaest thAs snzsers -
dircctsd accordingly
& Lsftsrs 70 strangers or transient visitors IN
= tswn or city. whose special address nay be IN
kHaWn, Should Be marked. IN the lower feft- haat
corner, with the word - TFsnsisnt-H
1. Pisos the poztage-sasnsp On the sEF- Tgs
Cad ceraer, and iea5s spaes hsfaeen the STAMPS
an atEectiso for posi-Eaarkfag without interior
/ ing wifh the writing
MA REQUEST for the RETTRN q let
ter ta the writer, If unclaimed within fhiFty day
or hess written printed with the writer
aazss, p9ssgFlce- and sass the teft hand en-
Of tbs envelope, the Esee side, N1lE ~ eenpiie
! wita at the usual prepaid rate Of postage, pays
BE wher the letter i delivered 70 Fhe WriteT.-
SEc. IS. Lac or ls63.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

MAsoxIe TKAPLk-The two beautiful
plays, " The Honeymoon, and sketch
es in India, we're produced ia most
charming manner last night, bat the al
dience was By no means 50 large as the
merits Of the performance deserved.
Tonight will be prOdHeed the great
and thrilling play Of Camille, role
10 which il Is said Nee Golden rivals
Matilda Heron.
Mess Toss0 We received note
from Mons Tosso last night, announe-
ing that be would give Que or two Of
ais popular entertainments in this city,
during the coming week, assisted By
Mr. Means. Mons. Tosso is unequalled
as yioIiniss, on the Western cont
neaL Dae notice viii be given Of she
time and place.