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"A PROCLAMATION
M,yon,, ory,cx. Wa,s,,s,,. MAJ. "a

MAYORS OrricE, Washirgtos, May 4, 1907.
The peace, order, and good government Of the
city require that, 20 far possible all temptations
andiuducements to disturbance should be guarded
Against by extraordinary police measures
Therefore, on and after this date, and I'LL other
wise directed, all Bar Rooms, Restaurants, Gro
ccries, shops, and other places where any spiritu-
Gus, distilled, or fermented liquors intoxicating
drink OF any sort are sold, will be closed every
night at ~ O'Clock.
Orders have been given to the Police TO enforce
this regulation. But II 10 confidently believed
that all good citizens will promptly and cheer
fully carry 1t Into effsc; without any su Gu inter-
ference. JAMES q. BERRET,
m 6-5s Mayor
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The Union sentime mt Of Western vIrs,

WHEELING, May An immense county union
meeting was held here to-day.
The Hon. Frank Pisrpont, Of Marion county,
and George McPorter, Of Hancock county, late
member OF tie State Convention, addressed the
people in able speeches, urging resistance 20 IN.
secession ordinance, and favoring division Of
the State.
Resolutions were adopted approving Of the sc-
ton OF toe merchants in refusing TO pay taxes %
the authorities OF Richmond, cenouncing the &C.
cssslon ordinance, and declaring their adhesion
10 the stars and stripes. Thirty-four delegates
were appointed To the Convention Of tie w estern
counties, to be held on the 18Th Of Nav
large meeting was held Yesterday in Clarks-
burg, Harrison county, at which the proceedings
wvre Of a similar character
The w heeling lutelligencer has numerous re-
ports OF other meetings, and there is a general
sentiment Of opposition 10 the secession ordiasnc-
tkrou,. hout ihP WekiSrn cnnntex
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Further fran Eurape

ST. JOINS, May The steamer North Ameri-
can, from Londonderry the 26th ult passed
OF Cape Race on Saturday.
Parliament had rejected the bill opening the
burial grounds OF the Church Of England 90 dis
seniors.
The French jOurnslsipublish the protest Of the
Pope against the recognitio Of Victor Emanuel
as King Of Italy.
The Italian Chamber have passed eouplimen-
tary resolution 20 the Southern Italian army.
Tbs Austrian Ambassador 10 endeavofinp to
prevail on the German Diet not to recognize the
Kingdom Of Italy.
Prince Napoleon has been appointed president
Of the commission of Representatives from France
al the greateq hibition in London next year.
The Paris Bonrse on the 24th was weak, rentes
closing at oSf s5c.
Gen. Boozia proposed TO the Chamber to adhere
TO Garibaldi's project respecting the reformation
Of the national mament
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The U. S. Arsenal ut Fayet,eyiIIe, N. C.

NEW York, May The schooner Charles
Dennis, from Wilmington, North Carolins. ar
rived here yesterday, having on board Lieut. De-
laney, with fifty men, late Of the Fayetteville ar
senal. The Lieutenant confirms the previous
statement that on the l7th ult body Of one thous-
and North Carolina militia demanded the sur
render Of the arsenal, which was deemed prudent
by Major Anderson to comply with, resistance
was useless. Lieut. Delaney and men were al
lowed 10 depart unmolested. Major Anderson
WIS left behind too sick TO be removed The
arsenal contained 40 900 stand Of arms.
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Senator Bayard, Of Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Senstor Bsvard, Of
Delaware, crrived in this city this morning,
having left W imington, fearing assault pom
his person. He was accompanied by his two
daug hteTs. A mob followed him from the DEPOT
when snallya police officer managed TO remove
Mr. Is. from danger unno:iced by the crowd
After staying short time at the Mayors once he
left IN private carriage.
MIR. Bayard denied having been lately at Mont
goneTy, but had been TO New Orleans on private
business. lie returned 10 Wilmington today
The prompt action otthe police In staying public
disturbance and preveatiag violence receives
general spprobatlon
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Elections In kentzcky.

LOUISVILLE, May The vote In Louisville
In favor If the Union candidate to the Border
state Convention Is from six TO eight thousand.
The Cnion vote is supposed larger than any sg-
gregate vote ever polled here.
MAYsvILLE, Ky, May 4.-Maysville gives $40
majority Tor the Union. The stars and Stripes
ro1' from every building In town.
Paris, Nav This precinct gives SIS majority
FOR Union. BELLS majority was 36S.
Rising Sun. la May 4 -Vete at Rabbit Hash,
Nv, opposite here, was ia for the Union. The
total vote In November was 1856
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Naval Inteilieence.

NV YoEk, May 6.-The steamship Georges
Greek, from Baltimore, arrived this evening,
Lane and the star Of the South, bound up the
Chesapeake. She was spoken by the blocksdins
vessels Of the Capes and brought 10; they were
the gunboats q uaker City and Monticello.
The steamer Potomac, also from Baltimore
saw the steamer Chesapeake, for washington
city, with cattle, when in the Chesapeake bay
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WANTS.

WANTED-Te find one or more customers to
w BUY 10 or IL gallons OF pure fresh MILK
served OUT morning ana eteninz. at rs oents per
gallon IL VIII not b: sold in Quantities less tfan
one quart per day: Address d: MCCARTHY. III
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Pers2ps declining housekeeping or HAVING
asuIplus OF Furniture on hand can obtain the CASH
and far prices BY applying az 500 Seventh ST
no IT BOSTZ & GRIFFITH,
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FREDERICK, Nav THE occasion Of the pre-
sentation OF national nag 70 the Hons Guards TO-
dav. by the ladies Of Frederick, was quite spir-
tied Union demonstration.
Hon. Reverdy johnson presented the fng TO
of a large and enthusiastic gathering One hun
dred aud fifty members Of the g ia I'd were present
The speech was forcible and effective Effort
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Nine Steamboats Burnt.

Nxw ORLEANS, May Shine steamboat 10
We're burnt opposite this city on Sunday, invol-
wing loss Of about SIPS 900.
The schooner Horace passed the mouth Of the
river Yesterday with Texas troops for New York
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE. rs REREBY GitTVRR, TR.:. .tTee-
ably TO &c rroyslo.s OF the oIdIuance of the Cor
foIatlon appJoyed MGI IL. 1885, the undeTsig lcd il
on Pro rsyEent o. tie fee OF hty GENTS to insaeos
eIamte, test, prove and ascertain the accuracy Of
Registration Of Any gas meter in use in .hlB city,
Every meter, iffonnd incorrect viii DO cond emned
and another, scaled and marked ~ true, Will be
measurement ot ss,, i Wi he ssslI soScPdin,J,
once No. $40 Ssyenth rtreet. (ncsr Cdd Eel
-ovs' HILL OPen from q, M, 10 >. n.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
u S-u inspector ana Sewer of Gas Meters.
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Appsiu,ed usier General.

ALBANY, May 6 -Governos Morgan has reoeiv we'd
from Hon. John A. Dix his acceptance Of the
ofice Of major general Of the New York forces,
rendered him come days ago.
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DIED,
suddenly, o. Wednesday, the sth instant, Mrs.
sAkAh VAN RESWICK, in the 18Th ear OF her
Her funeral viii take place on Friday, q. o'el.k
2 m from 4c residence OF VIM. A. elliott Esa
No: Alo fgentisth street, between g and II.
tbeltimofV Sun oopy.t
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Military Movement.

ST. LouIs, May 6-Four regiments have been
mustered into the federal service here and build
ings outside Of the arsenal are occupied by troops
who have erected fort locations for the defence OF
the government property.
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FRANKFORT, KY, May s.-The Legislature me,
mere TO day, but thsrs was nc quorum present In
tne House, and the Senate adjouI ned uutil to-
morrow.
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A WORD TO TEE Aerp.

In the deolne OF the loss of vital force cor
quent upon physical decay, can only be safely sup
lied by some v,vifyIns preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entaIng the ex-
hausfon which is always the final effect of orfinary
s S.n We tender to the aged Hosf.ffcr s
immediate In It's beneficial action and neTmsnsnt
In its feet. IL tones the stomach, improves the
appetite, acts like charm upon the system,
usual span, bnt to rsnder il az epjo, able In its
eyeuing as In ITS primo. For dyspepsia oppression
the stomach, sick or nervous headache, oaIlls and
fever, tremens prostration, and all the
special 10 the fsebler the BtteTs are es most
recomm nded n, thousands who have vitnessed
tl. ir supsrior ffhcacy IN such Gases
BY druggists everywhere. m6st
PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for AZ bap AZ ks n $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-08

TAX SALK.-The annual Tax Sale Of the City
collector will commence next Tuesday, May
lith, at 10 O'Clock, In the Aldermans DOM at
the City Hall. and be continued daily till COM
Pieted The sale will afford a safe investment
for those who may have funds to invest, as the
security is Of the most ample kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-08

TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE meeting held
by the sick soldiers In the geAeral hospital. $50
street, last evening" resolution was unanimously
adopted, expressive Of their gratitude for the
sympathy and kindness mantle sted by the ladies
OF this city, and declares that their acts will ever
be remembered
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Offering fer Three Years service

BosroN, May The oficen OF the frst Bas.on
regiment learning that no troops will now be
accepted under three years enlistment have ten
dered the services Of their regiment for that term
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-08

Presidents MOUNTED GgARp-This morn
Ing, the Presidents Mounted Guard had a parad .
and drili on Maryland avenue, making a fne
display and attracting no little attention This
company Is rapidly becoming skilled In cavalry
tactics and Is one OF our most effective bodies OF
troops In the city.
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TARGET FIRING The Metropolitan Rifles
Capt. w n Nalley, turned out yesterday ninet,
strong, and paraded through Seventh street to th,
Park, where they passed some time at large
practice. The prize shot for was a barrel of -four
and was won by Geo. w. Rose
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NOTICE TO OUR CUsTOHERs.-In Ton
s,derstlos ct the state II the c,' Try our s1lss
. wM, Il, RlLEY 4 Bro.
spa-i@ 4-rrss No. -, Central eeoles.
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420.0Q0 Srocr

Positively. selling ont our entire stock of Dry
foods 70 close business. Virginia and Washing
MATHEWS & GORE,
33S Seventh street,
m 4-U Between and X streets,
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The NEW LEVY COURT, comm ssioned by the
President Yesterday, Is composed az follows N.
Wiltbsrger and Sales J. Bowen, for that part of
the county OF Washington lying eastward of
Rock Creek and without the limits of George
town; Joshua Pierce and Hamilton LouphSo-
rough, for that part Of the county west OF Rcck
creek and out OF the limits Of Georgetown;
Robert White, James l.. Carberry, and Richard
K Crawford, for that part of the county within
the limits Of Georgetown; and George w. Riggs.
Samue! Drury, Franklin S. Myers, and James A
Kennedy, for that part Of the county within the
limits OF Washington. The Court meets next
Monday, we understand, for organization.
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lNsPEcTIoN.-This morning the Fourth New
Jersey Regiment, Colonel Miller commanding,
paraded for inspection, and attracted much atten-
.loh Dy thelr movements on the Avenue. After
the usual routine Of inspection, the Regiment re-
turned to their parade ground and the parade
was dismissed at about half past one O'Clock.
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CANDIDATE FOR A RETURN TIcKEr.-Yester-
day afternoon, one Of the Rhode Island regiment
meeting with some acquaintance, INDUCED
little too freely In aqua ardiente, and the result
was disorderly behavior on his part. The police
who have been great admirers Of the steady and
orderly behavior Of the Rhode Islanders, would
no doubt have overlooked the offence Of drunken
ness; but the disorderly conduct, for the sake of
the citizens and the reputation Of the corps to
which the soldier belonged, had to be checked
Lieut.. McHenry and policemen Yeatman and
King with soldier of the r hode Island regiment
went to secure him, and had some difficulty in so
doing, for be fought hard, butted the officers Ike
goat and kicked like mule They succeeded
in putting irons upon him. and he was turned
over to sergeant ard guard and taken to the
quarters OF the regiment. His comrades say that
no man who does not know how to behave him
self shall remain with them, and he will certainly
be sent home Colonel Burnside orders that In
every case Of the kind his men shall aid the police
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Across THE RIvER.-The Virginia troops not
very numerous, who left Alexandria a few davs
ago, have returned, and were at their old quarters
yesterday. The citizens Of the place continue 10
leave 1t daily, and IN great numbers II is said
that the teiegraPhic order from Culpeper Court
House, intended to have been for the .tba.t,Iy;,
at Alexandria was missent, SO as to read nbati1I
non, and that this the cause Of the Temporary
withdrawal Of the Alexandra troops.-Repub!t-
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CUTTING OFF CoaMuNTcATIoN.-A gentleman
from Alexandria informs Us that the Virginians
have taken down the teeg "a ph wires between the
Long Bridge and Alexandria, rolled them up and
carted them back TO that city He saw the men
employed In doing 1t, and two carts loaded with
the wires.
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H. FL UMRER AND GAS FTTTER.
HISS removed TO tie corner of Twelfth and r gts
He Is prepared 10 introduce Water aud Gas upon
satisfaction.
He hss on hard Q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which rs -ill eel lcss tt.c cost as ne
wishes 70 get rid nf them. no II
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PROVISION TRAIN FOR WASHINGTON Yea
terday morning heavy provision train. loaded
In Baltimore, came to this city. The train con
sisted OF twenty cars, loaded with sugar, coffee.
bacon, flour. rice, hams, dried apples, and other
necessities for the use Of the large body Of troops
now In Washington.
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NJ TEETH.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES,

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Strsss, BstsseH 9fk asi lofk Sfrssis.
~ We have inst finished {. number of frst-clas,
GhRRiA6ES, zach as Lish Fascy. S<yR -
WaEons, Pax Paeotoxs, Family Ger 49,
rfests, GSf Bnsgtss, which ve viii sell st-x@ts-
ye-y small profit,
Being practical mechanics IN Different brspche.
o. the business, we hStter ourselves that We KNOW
tne styles ana suaiIty OF WORK that viii give saue
actiol, combining liyhtness, comfort and durablli
IT,.
, Repairing promptly end carefully attended to
mo shortest notice md most reasonable charges,
WALTER, HARTMANN Z BOPP,
CosohmSkeTs, sucoessors 70 VIM. T. HCot.
A. T-d1y
CARRIAGES.
- bS S7ofoylSt- having Etaae Gcds1oE1 70 h
8csory, making 10 hog one o. tGo AYE szz-fa
IN the Dirsrict, where his facilities for
Manufacturing CAEHIAGE & LI6HTxSS|
%AGONS Of sH kiEds oannct be EGrrs.Sed, sut
Gom his long ekpcrloLoo in tse bzfinste, &c kepea
give Esnsrsl sahsfsetIon.
kan5,
All REPAIksrsssly ssss, and all orders prsz,t
u attended to.
Ssesne -ssai Carriage. s.n in ex.sa,ss .sr ses
s1Ss. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
H"-H ssrnsr 81 l<ts and Y ss-,
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM. =. DOVE q &C,
ARE Now prepared TO execute any orders with
which they may De favored IN tbs
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
u Store on 9Th street, a ies doors north OF Pa,
AYonue, where nay be found complste assortmcrt
Of CHANDELIERS and other AZ, STEIM srs
WATER FIXTUEFS !, 25-iy
w GAS FIXTURES,
w b Have IN store, sud are dal y rece,ving Gas
F4TUR SS of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior IN stye TO anything heretofore
offered IN TINS market. We invite citizens general
" to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the hast
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in tie above liIe ln.ru sted TO orr car.
vii be promptly attended to.
MYERS Mc6RAN
md t-N $40 ID street.
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MORE WATER NEEDED Many Of the pumrs
about town seem to be incapable Of service; and
In fact now that so MANY soldiers are stationed
here, there seems necessity for some fuller pro-
vision in the way Of hydrants, SC, to enable
ready access to supply Of wafer indispensable.
especially to those subsissing SO largely on salt
meat and dry biscuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-08

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE-B.fors Justice tn onp.
son -fbis morning the following cases were dis
posed of:-George Smith, for carving about him
a concealed aud deadly weapon, w 8 fned $40
and Oh ceats costs John G. Rous, drunk and
disorderly; w"rkhouse 30 days. Mary Lynch, an
old convict, do; do. 81 days. Wn. Marshall
disorderly in street; 81 81.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMs-
~ -Four hs rdsomeiy Furnished Rooms, supplied
and Post Office Departments, for rent Apply AZ
490h Massachusetts avenue, north Size, between
4th and 9Th cts. ma2S
FOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE of the row of
ID and Z s,s., No. 3Ss, fronting the City Hall
square Possession given Immediately. Apply to
40 Louisiana avenue. ma III eotf
E0R RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE NO,
100 West St., Georgetown, at present ocou
pied by the subscriber. 1t has u rooms, with gas
and water throughout, hne yard, stable 30, and
Z IN good neighborhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
6RUDER. 90 25-tf
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NAVY Nxws -Ouf navy yard does not now
present the animated appearance IL has for some
time past, az large number OF vessels have dis
charged their cargoes and lsfs Among those
which have sailed since Monday night, are the
side wheel STEAMER Cstaline, and the propellers
Artisan, X. Willing, Chesapeake, and r. OBJ IT
Leslie There are now at the navy yard the
steamship Star of the south, from which the pro-
peler g G. Aleer, and the stde-wheel steamer
Wyoming are taking freight; the Pawnse, Poca-
hontss, Baltimore, and the little tug Wide Awake
The Pocahontas expected to leave this morning,
and was lying along the wharf getting ready for
a cruise. The Baltimore had steam up, and was
liking on coal with as much expedition as pos
sible. The Wide Awake also had steam up, and
seemed to be getting ready to leave.
Last evening, the side wheel steamer Roanoke,
with troops, including a company Of sappers and
miners from Massachusetts,, and military supplies,
landed at the Navy-Yard, and discharging her
load left this morning about o'clock and pro-
cseded down the river. She len large amount Of
stores and number Of troops at Annapolis on her
way from New York. The Anacostia LEFT last
night and went down the river, but her destina-
masted schooner, John McAddam, still lies at an
Choir just above the yard with everything quiet
about her.
At the Arsenal are laying the steamship Cam.
bridge, Of the Boston and Philadelphia line, and
the sde-wheel steamer Philadelphia, Of the Po-
tomac steamboat line. lately seized by the Gov
eminent. The Philadelphia came up yesterday
from cruise down the river with portion Of
she landed at the Navy-Yard, from whence she
proceeded to where she now lies, and discharged
large amount Of powder.
The Cambridge left Boston on Thursday, the
I'd inst, heavily loaded with army stores for this
city; ahe also took three four panies Of the
Third and Fourth Regiments Of Massachusetts,
which she left at Fort Monroe, striving at that
place In So hours from Boston. There she took
on several heavy Columbiads and an immense
amount Of shells, now being discharged at the
Arsenal wharf. She has on board - men, and is
armed with two rife cannon on deck and two
monster columbiads between decks, all shotted
ready for action. She reports having seen no bat
teries along the river, or anything Of hostile
character. Everything at Fort Monroe was quiet
and all ready for any emergency. In landing at
the Arsenal she suffered considerable injury from
a steamer which rushed In between her and the
wharf. striking forward, completely tearing away
the bulwarks and rigging on her starboard, and
defacing her sides In an ugly manner She is now
discharging her load Of stores, and will probably
leave soon.
The arsenal grounds are quite lively with MIL
itary, some of whom are drilling all day, and the
wharves are completely obstructed with immense
heaps OF SHELLS, heavy guns, gun-carrages, mus
ket boxes, &s. Several bright field howitzers are
drawn up upon the green midway between the
officers quarters and the gateway, commanding
the river, and adding much to the picturesque
scenery Of the grounds
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A FINE MILITARY HORSE FOR SALE
"A valuable and spirited snnal, of fin" ~
style and action, well suited for military IN
purposes, The owner hiss use for MIN SZA
and would bs pleased TO dispose of him to any one
LOWS Ag Icultursi Warehouse, S5S Seventh
a., b-tw sen Pa avenue aud Canal. my7-St
I HAVE TRACT OF LAND, confirming
L tve thonSandfus hnadref ard s,gtty-ser,n aces,
sltnated In Morgan county, in the Eastern DIS
trIct of Tennessee, which will sell at reasonable
terms or exchs nss for city property. Tile per-
feot: This Is piok ed tract, and of eminent aual-
Ity for stock aEc she ep rsis'ns.
mt st. Address Post Ofics Box 5Ia.
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DIED.,

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will slwsys find the
Tor exchange ut tho Star Once oauntsr n
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PArzIorrc EnBLrxs.-From French Rich
sfein we have some besut.ful specimens Of patri-
otto embiems Of their msnufsctgre-,UBlon ro-
s<ttes, cockades, brczstpins, re-, 60, with the
red, white and blue tsstefuily and ysyicusly
pienoeo z.Ff Id
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DBaASs.D.-A gentleman from Sandy Springs,
Nd informs US that the colored man inenti oned
In the Star Of yesterday az q supposed runaway ia
a free coiored man residing at Sandy Springs
that he e subject q ats Of Arrangement AID tia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-08

EOR REST-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
4 u roome, With Potomac water aud gas on 4
street, bet cen 18th aEi 18th, opposite Frank in
Square. Inquire at WA2DER & STEWARDS
" GOD and Coal Office, corner Of n and Twelfth
SITS. Also, bsiok House corner Twelfth and l.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ITO LET-A very convenient and comfort.be
x BHlCK Unwilling, on the west side of
SI4th street west, between q and streets north
CONTAINING rooms, beside summer kitchen, hsy-
Ing gas In all the rooms and Potomac water in the
kitchen marble NANTES ana Latrobs heater In the
iInmed ately. Apply to WN. n. BRERETON.
Gincer conner OF Seventh and SITS. msSts
TWO HANDSOME ROOMS, IN A FINS;
LEGATION, NEAR THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION, FOR RENTED gu bsoribcrs are
auihorized 10 reDt two handsome Rooms on TIE
hrst floor In spacious house, near the Executives
Mansion. They viii well suit two gentlemen or a
gsitieman and iady. In warm weather the coolest
suhsoIi5efs - WV
m 8 cost GREEN & WILLIAMS