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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-24
BETES.
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BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
TIE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF TIE BLADDER,

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Full UkINATING.
For the diseases il is truly n sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said IN its praise A SIN.
gle dose has been known to relieve the most wr-
gent symptoms.
Are ycu troubled with tina, distressing pain in
the small Of the back aud throt gh the hips A
teaspooniul day OF the Constitution Wster will
relieve you like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-24
PHYSICIANS

Have long sinced given up the use Of buchu, Gu.
hebs. and juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
oHfHasAf~>e
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FROM THa FRONT.


The hospital steamer State Of Maine. (Capt.
". H. Borden,) under charge Of Surgeon Finn,
assisted by Drs. Chamberlain, Dunhan, and
Miller, arrived here this morning from Oity
Point with 386 wounded officers and men, the
majority OF whom were wounded In the en-
gagement Of Saturday morning at Fort Sseao-
man.
When the State of Maine left City Polnt az
IL O'Clock a. m, occasional discharges OK can
NON were heard, but there had been no nSntng
at the front since Saturday night.
President Lincoln was still at City Point
Yesterday morning. On SATURDAY, In COM
ano witnessed the fighting then in progress On
our left He will probably return to Washing
ton this afternoon or tomorrow.
UP to Sunday evening over two thousand
rebel prisoners had been sent in from the front,
who VIII be shipped to the prisoners camp at
Point Lookout.
The State OF Maine brought up forty. five
wounded rebels, one Of whom died on the up
ward trip.
There are quite number Of deser.ers at City
Point, awaiting transportation North. Sunday
night thirty nine came within the Army OF the
james, bringing their muskets with them.
The wounded brought up on the State OF
Maine are from the 2d and 9Th corps, and in
elude number OF very serious cases, there
being nineteen patients with limbs amputated,
among the lot, privates ]. B. Esdlow, Co b,
18th New Jersey, and q. H. Harold, Go. b,
Col. Biies, goth Penn; COL Ewing, 155th
Penn. and Lieut.. Col. Andrews, who were
wounded on Saturday, came mp On the State
OF Maine
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LATER FROM THE FRONT.
Firing Heard Yesterday On our Left-D


serters Coming In.
The steamer Lizzie Baker, which left City
Point at two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
arrived here to-day.
She reports that cannonaaing was heard
before daylight yesterday morning, on the left.
The firing was still heard at City Point when
the Lizzie Baker left there.
On Sunday President Lincoln reviewed the
colored troops Of the aith army corps, Army OF
the James.
In the fight of Saturday, the 12sth New York
regiment lost Sc men killed.
Yesterday transport left City Point for
Point Lookout, with 800 rebel prisoners, who
were captured on Saturday.
The Lizzie Baker brought up 219 rebel deser.
tiers, all OF whom came within our lines on the
23d and oath instant Accompanying this
batch of desertsrs were 149 prisoners Of war,
who were captured by our troops in the en-
gagement Of Saturday. Having asked permits.
sion to take the oath Of allegiance, they were
sent to this city to be disposed of. but COL In
graham doubling whether he had the power
to administer the oath to these prisoners, has
referred the matter to Gen. Halleck, and they
will consequently be held until he renders
decision.
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The Hospitals Of the 6th corps being iAsuhs.
Client 20 accommodate all tbs wounded, Dol.
Spauldipg, of the 50th New York Engineers,
and his oincers not only rendered the uss Of
their handBens church and residences to the
Surgeons, but rendered valuable aid in caring
Tor the sufferers, making them coffee, ETC., and
doing all In their power to make them com.
Portable.
The number Of prisoners In our hands, as the
result Of the days operations, is 2,57l enlisted
men and 80 officers, besides about $50 wounded
In our hospitals.
An order II being issued to the army congrat.
uiattng tho officers and mon on the splendid
victory achieved over the enemies Of the ooun.
try, and thanking them for their behavior on
the occasion.
To-day good deal Of picket firing has been
kept up along the line, but without any casu-
aldes, as far as known. W. D. MC6RRGoR.
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ITALIAN OPRRA.-Forza del Destino, the
latest work OF Verdi, was given to q very
fashionable and enthusiastic audience, at
Ford's Theatsr. Madame Zucchi, in the char.
acter Of Leonora, made a decided impression.
After the long season Of German opera at
Growers, we are enabled to decide on the COM
parativs merits Of the two companies. Whilst
the general ensemble Of the German opera is
all that can be desired, it has not solo singers
OF the individual excellence possessed by the
Italian company. Madame Zucchi is one of
tbs best lyric singers that has ever visited
this country. She possesses q pure soprano
voice, trained in the new Italian school, of
great power and sweetness. Although her
name was not known here before her arrival
she has made q most successful season for the
1mpressario. MassimilIani is a tenor whose
voice resembles that OF Brignoli. He Is, how.
over, a far better actor. Morensi was encored
In the RatdpIan. Zucchi, Massmiliani, Bel
lni AID Sussini were called before the cur
tain.
Fors6 del Destino is not an opera that Is likely
to meet with great success, as ii has little
original merit. Trovatore, Ballo and yepres
SiciIiennes are repeated in it. A scene Of 1t Is
taken from Schiller's Wallensteins Camp, but
Is not at all effective. The costumes are mag.
nihcent, and the orchestra and chorus, under
Carl Bergman, very good, If not quite as
effective as the German company.
Fra Didvold, with Miss Kellogg and Lotto,
will be given to. night. In this opera the Italian
company had remarkable success in north.
ern cities, 1t will be remembered.
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MOyRMENTs OF GUERRILLAs

The guerrillas, under the command of the
rebel Major White. which have been operating
so industriously Of late in Fairfax county,
have gone up the Shenandoah Valley to a new
field Of operations Their movements will be
watched closely, however, by our cavalrymen
now there under the temporary command OF
General Hancock.
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r IRT OF LKTT1R1 RDHAINING IN THy POST
II 0RfICn. GK0n4ETOWN, D. o.,

Toobtain any Of these letters, the applicant mus;
call for Advertised letters give the date of this
list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II NOS called Tor within one month. they Will b
sent TO the Deed Letter Once. -
Place tho postage stamp ON the upper risht-hs
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing,
"A request for fhe return of letter to the writer,
If unclaimed within thirty days less, written or
printed with the writer's name, pest ONCE, and
State across the hand end of envelope. On the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate Of postage. payable when tho letter u
ali ra1 70 ~rff So z
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NEW MILITARY DISTRICT.

An order has been issued announcing that the
district of the Eastern Shore OF Maryland, as
established by general order No 100, head
quarters middle department, December 18th,
1854, will be included hereafter in the command
OF the District OF Delaware, which will be
known as the District Of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. Brig Gen. J. h.
Kenly, United States Volunteers, is assigned
TO the command of said district. Headquar-
tiers will be established at Wilmington, Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28
NEW BARRACKS,

The new barracks erected at the corner OF
22d and streets for the accommodation OF the
clerks and employees Of the Department OF
Washington have been completed, and placed
in charge OF Lieut. B. H. Pippltt, Of the 9th
regiment V. r. @. The clerks, 1t is under
stood. will take possession Of the building on
Saturday next, which will prove a great saw
ing to the government, which has heretofore
given about two dollars per day per man as
commut ation Of rations, fuel and quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28
BUYING TIoKITs FROM REBEL DEsIR-
TERS,

For some time past parties in the neighbor-
hood Of the Depot have been doing quite q
business in purchasing from Rebel deserters
ordered north their transportation tickets and
disposing Of them to other parties, and last
week Messrs Fletcher and King, of Major
O'Beirnss force, arrested nine parties ON this
charge. Complaints reaching the ears OF Pro.
vost Marshal 1ngraham of this kind OF bust
ness, he has ordered that henceforth all de.
serters who get transportation north shall be
accompanied by guard who will see them
safe on the trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.

THB DRAFT IN THIS DIsTRICr.-A large
number OF clerks are now employed at the
Provost Marshars Office revising the rolls, and
we hear, unofficially, that supplementary
draft will take place in few days, the draw
Ing to be made from the new enrolment lists
More men have been obtained frem the late
drawing than from any previous one, but not.
withstanding this fact, it Is believ tnata SUI
dcient number OF men have not been secured
in any one sub.district to prevent a supple.
mentary draft In the same.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ohn.-Yesterday,
Henry Weaver, indicted for larceny, was tried,
but the jury failed to agree upon a verdict.
Harrison Green, indicted for receiving stolen
goods, was found not guilty.
In the case OF l.. o. Baker, indicted for the
false Imprisonment Of DR.. Stewart 4wynne,
the District Attorney entered q nolte pros.
Alexander Robinson was tried under an in
dictment for larceny, and this morning YER.
dict OF guilty was rendered.
This morning, Henry Crawford, indicted for
stealing meat, was found guilty, and sentenced
Daniel Standon, indicted for an assault and
battery with intent to commit rape on Celia
Cant, colored woman, over so years Of age,
case were peculiarly revolving, and the evi.
dence was to the effect that he went to the
house OF the prosecuting witness, " mere he
asked for something to eat, and she gave him
what she had. He then assaulted her, at the
same time using knife, with which he cut
her head several times. Judge Olin in pass.
ing sentence, remarked that 1t was seldom q
case of such devilish atrocity came before him,
and he sentenced him to three years In the AL
bany penitentiary.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PnrceH.-To. day
the first and final account Of George W. and
John &. Hopkins, executors, and the balance
and distribution Of the estate were approved
and passed.
VIM. Orup was appointed. guardian Of the
orphan Of James M. Minor. deceased. Letters
OF administration were issued to Huldah
Robinson on the estate Ct Neal Robinson, late
of tho army.
The will of the late John Ossiger was fully
proven and letters testamentary were issued
to +. w. Sellhausen, the executor.
RETURNED PROM DIxIK.-Within the past
few days, Richard Brooks with his family and
George Barrett, both we'll known IN the eastern
section of the city have returned to the city
from Dixie, both having deserted the rebel
service.
CALLED As A WITNESS.-We learn from
Mr.. R. W. Edmonds that the statement that
he was lodged In the Old Capitol. as princi-
nal in the alleged transportation ticket fraud Ia
incorrect, as he was called only as witness
In thu case.
FRxx6AeoN's ALMANAo.-From q. HI. An
derson 458 It'll street, we have the Freemaaon,s
Afpande for 1865, very we'll arranged publ.
cation. @ kf'S ss,f41-
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GENlRAL CROOK

Major General Crook, recently captured at
has been ordered to report to Gen. Grant at
City Point, and leaves Baltimore to-day for
the Army Of the Potomac, where it is expected
he will be assigned TO an important command
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RELEASRD

Mr.. stephen ]. Joice, one Of the editors Of
the Baltimore Republican. charged with pub
fishing extracts of a disloyal character, and
who after being sent south and returning, has
been imprisoned in Fort Delaware IA months,
has been released, and is now again with his
famiIY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

MONEY ORDRRs.-The money order bureau
OF the Post Office Department will have IN
creased the number of its agencies throughout
the country by the LIST OF May TO five hundred.
Most OF these will be established In the West.
PRRsONAL.-Major General Robert Ander.
son, U. S. A, wife and child, are at Wizards.
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SENT TO NEW YORK FOR TRIAL
b. S. Osborn, the newspaper correspondent
arrested tor furnishing for publication con-
traband informa alton in relation TO he-expe.
dtion against Fort Fisher before 1t had sailed
for its destination, was taken from the Old
Capitol yes terday and sent to New York to be
turned over to Major General Dix for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

PKRsoNAL.-Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, left here to. day for Savannah,
on business connected with his Department.
He was accompanied by his wife, Mr.. J. G.
Nicolay, and J. M. Forbes and daughters, of
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

Five hundred rebel prisoners passed through
Baltimore on Sunday from Camp Douglas en-
route 70 City Point for exchange. Three hun.
dred rebel officers also passed through from
Johnsoa's Island on Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

u From W. q. Metzerott, music dealer
and Publisher, we have the following new mu-
SIC :-"Pa Has Struck Ils," by q. Archer 1.-THE
frisoners Hope" by George r. Root; "The
Orphans Prayer" by Heela Badarzewska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

All Quiet at the Front.
BALTIMORE, March ga Fortress Monroe
letter says:
The mail steamer Webster arrived from City
Point and reports all quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

P1RsoNAL-Surgeon George Luckily, Med.
icA Director Of the Army of the James, has
been promoted to the rank OF Colonel
Brevet Major General J. W. Turner, chief OF
General Ord's STAFF, has been assigned to the
command OF q division in the 9th array corps.
relieving Brevet Brigadier General Harris
Captain j. ]. Hartlinger, Of the 34th u s.
colored troops, and q frieno and companion of
Kossuth In his Kutaya imprisonment, has re-
signed and gone home.
Major Anson Wood, of the 9th New York
heavy artillery, has been appointed Assistant
Aojutant General on the staff OF General Sew.
ard at Martinsburg.
Captain Thomas q. Sullivan, chief commits.
sary Of subsistence at Baltimore has been pro
NOTED to Lieutenant Oolonelcy, and assigned
TO duty ~ chief commissary OF the 24th army
corps.
General Finnegan, OF the rebel army, has
LETT his command at Petersburg to take com.
nand Of the Florida reserves with the rank Of
Major General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

~ UP to last Wednesday the rebels had
placed In the Richmond defences six hundred
o0lored soldiers.
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''DEATH AND DESTRUCTION TO THE
BRITISH INVADERS"
Atruly splendid REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
is NOW READY in tho
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on,
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BY FRANOIS 3. SMITH,
Author Of White 1asle. the Avenser;,
"Galenus. the Gladiator" "Iveleen Wilson; -
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THE aREAT1s9 REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
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and everybody would do we'll to look out for1t.
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TWICE DECEIV WE'D,
OR,
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Dead
THE BATTLES IN NORTH CAROLYN

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Jacob Little, the
aged stock broker. died this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

A YOUNG MAN OF LIVELY DISPOSITION
"A and good neral character wishes to CORES
pond with any number Of young ladies. Object,
fun and amuseHent. Address X. G.. LATR0BR.
Warrington. D. g. It.
WANTED TO SHLL-The SHOP, TOOLS AND
w LEASE of Blacksmith and Whselwright
Shop that is doing q good business, on x st.. be.
tween 9th and 10th streets. Inquire on the prsmi
SEES. mar SIS
1.-TWO RIsPECFABLA GIRLS WISH SITU.
l. ATOMS together, in Q private family, one to
cook, wash and iron. and the other to do chsmber-
work and plain sewing or to take care OF children
three days. Call at 226 New Jersey avenue, bet
L street and New York avenue. m d sts
ID KAT ANIRIOAN PRINTS
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DRY GOODS AT NlARLY OLD PRICES

GOLD AT PAR!l
Goods eannst be bought any lower, - an
selling them now at "Panic Prices" for . fes
days only have
6AIRTING LINEN at IS cents, sold Q few days
ago at 81.
SHIFTING LINEN at 81, worth $50
All frem Auction.
LINEN sHlITINGS. great Bargains
LADIES' COTTON ROsl, Is cents, worth 60
cents.
TABLE DAMASK, 81 q, worth $l.Ys.
LINEN DOYLIES, l21s cents. TOWELS 1IA-
PER; very lew.
FRENOH OORSlTTs, $I7s.
BLACK SILKS, 81 % and upwards.
BL1AOH1D COTTONS, 20 cents and upwards.
CALICO6, fast colors, 20 and 26 cents; Msrri-
macs and Sprsgues. Is cents emily.
hlL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
~ Ladies who wish to avoid the crowd villa
please call early.
8. NJ. MlYlNBlR9.
As Market Space, between eth and 9Th Sta.
mh "a St under the Avenue House.
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PERSONAL.

IF DOCTOR ATTENTION WILL COME TO THl
i corner Of the Metro politan Porch next to 7th
street, on Thursday, at ?. M. he will hear of
something to his advantase. my-3t+
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SECOND EDITION.
= O'CLOCK p. M.
GOvERNMEnT SKCURITIEs.
WAsHINGToN, March g. 1855.
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following quo
tatiops Of Government securities:

NEW YoRK-FIRsr BOARD
Coupons, los: 5:2O's 105Si 10-4Os, s1X; Ger.
dticates, 97&; Gold, 154.
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BOARDING.

A MESS OF GENTLEMEN OAN BE FUR
n nished with Rooms and breakfast at the cor
ner of Sd at. and Missouri Rv, m2a St"
EOUR RESPECTABLE GENTLEMEN CAN
1 obtain BOARD at 331 GOTH street, near K.
Terms, $25 and $50 month. m 2S-3t"
Il Rooms, can be had at / 18th street between
g and H. Rooms are newly furnished through
out. m % ST.
"A room together can find Room and Board By
applying At sos II street, between 7th and 81 SITS
References required. It.
DOARD.-Tirst class TABLE BOARD can be had
I'D at 427 18th street, at 325 month; transient
81 per day, five minutes WALL frsm any of the
Departments. NH 22-6t*
EOCB Oh FIVE G1NTL1MEN CAN BE WELL
Il accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street, south corner of 18th. mar 20
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,

LATE FRUM CITY PUNT.
Details OF the Fight on Saturday-The
Rebels Desert in large numbers during
the Engasem ent-AdvaMce by Gen. Hum
phries-Capture of ebel Works.
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QEeT AMERICAN PRINTS.
BLEACHED AND BROWN sHIRTINGs,
ga, Cd. 81. 81 and 1914 SHlErINaS,
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE DAMASKs.
NAPKINS.
TowILINGs.
RUSSIA DIAPERS.
and many other goods Just received from
Al CIT TON.
and will be sold ct
VERY Low PRICES.
Jos. }. MAY CO..
m 2-et sos Pennsylvania avenue.
FURNISHED HOUsE WANTED-A good
l. HOUSE. with modern improvements, OF IL or
Gated is wanted By . responsible party. The best
Of references and security given that the Hurni-
tSTs sqE no injury address tot
8 nm SHADE TRIES FOR sAL1-Of beau.
I,nOU tiful varieties, consisting in part ofAR
HORSE oaAffhHSosa . p. NC MsoRRS sA
m st Boundary and 18th SITS.
MRS R. sToOPs WISHES HER FRIENDS
the rs hts
At No: ass 10th street. between Penn. avenue and
Q street; and With her psevious experience and
She viii be sbis 70 give entire sstisfsaton 70 III
who may be pleased to favor her with their pa
tronase. which she respectfully solieits. mg. St.
GOLD STILL MORE DHoLININat
DRY GOODS AT NIARLY OLD PRICES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GCGOLD BRACELET, in going from st. Johns
Church to 10th street and Massachusetts avenue.
The finder will receive the above reward by Ieav-
eral 8 Building, cor. 18th and SITS. m q ST.
I OgT-On Tuesday, 18th inst, while going from
PocKRf ana s6oK 10 0snre an na
money. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving It At Mades Hotel. cor 10th and streets.
NH IS 3t<
I OeT-On THURSDAY last. black and tan colored
~ ~ TERkIRK SLUT wearing q silver collar
ct DUBANT'S Restaurant m 27-3t
+ OST-On 9Th street. between l. and Massachu-
1 = sets avenue. Manuscript RAILRoAp BOOK,
will be rewarded by leaving it at 302 9th street.
NH q 2tH
STRAYED AWAY-Tuesday morning, q large
- Brindle COW and small Heifer Calf. Any one
finding and returning her to MRS. ANDREWS,
339 betweeen 18th and 4th streets, will receive
q liberal reward. NH 25-3t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

RRLRAsRD.-We learn that Mr. White. latsiy
ticket agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, arrested for being concerned
in the transportation ticket frauds, has bean
Internationally released from the Old Capitol.
All the other parties arrested as being con.
nected with the affair have also been rsieased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

axLMBOLDs EXTRACT BCCHU and I'M
PROVED ROS1 WASH curss secret and deli
case disorders. in all their stages. at little expense
nttle or NO change in diet. no inconvenience, and
no exposure 1t is pleasant in taste and odor, i'm.
properties. MAJ Sssw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

Fxxxl6AeOM'e ALNANAo.-From O. III. An.
derson, 456 It'll street, we have the Frsemason,s
Alpandc for 1858, very we'll arranged publ.
cation. ss,fs4Ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

NV SINGING AND PIANO FORTE GLASS
Z nas esen opened b. Prof. WOLOWs-~
streets. Through his new method. . per.svE3J
son aAy}pg only slight knowledge Of music will
readily and execute on the piano with rare perfec.
ton. Asto the vocal part, he arrives ct most sx-
traordinary Results. m n Inf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

CALLED As WITNEss.-We learn from
Mr. r. w Edmonds that the statement that
| be was lodged In the Old Capitol as q princi-
nal in the alleged transportation ticket fraud Ia
| Incorrect, as he was called only as witness
In tho case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-28

IN ono DOLLARS WORTH OF CARPETS.
IU,UUO MATTINGS, oILCLoTHS,, and
phia, to be sold off at fifty per cent less than the
former prices. Persons in want will DO Well to
give Us . call, at No. S26 Seventh and streets
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
mar H-lw Furniture Dealers.