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Avon MARX from ElizShehport bound Essss
Mechanic, hurch, 20 90
Vnlant, Haskell, 40 20
TIiCp, Dyer, 90 10
charter OAK, Kelley, do d.
~ Y stsslnan, Baker do do
III Mt, Ttnnon, do do
luis A Halock, PedriCh. nom Bio Janeiro
Augua sd, with coffee &c, 10 Duncan, shermaA
x G, Vessel h Peck s. Church. Ang I'd. on kta
Janeirp, spoke brig Executive OF and from BAng~<,
FOR Rio Jan eiTo, 90 days out.
Louisa Agnes, [priIe, Brl Nickerson hAnmx u
days, with hAh bound 70 Balumors.
BELOW.
One shin Ard ore bark, names net known.
SAILED.
I s,soy,.b,pa + d Morgan and wyandAnk. Ter
| Washington, D c.
SPOKEN.
AUG H. lat ss 7, Ion 81 10 bark ILLINOIS,. Lasssavs
4 om b ston fOT Vera CruA-
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(sUTTRNBERG-LAST AUCTION SALE
oi luudiug lots situated in Gutenberg, will bc
hchi ON Monday, Sett. 2Sd, 1851. Terms cI,y a.
before. JOHN DwlER auctunccr. set3 2i.'loJ
HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONERR-WII
~ on saturday, SEPT tith, at 10 i.2 u'rlo,s.
~ tie auction store, l9t william 1t, IN agprtment
~ s,"cettS vines liquors, Srgars, dry and fancy
gods vluthing g.. Ni
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TO LIT.

APARTMENTS, llth 4 lIth wards. 1876 lat av.l1,6
AN Office Il { rooms t2o-413 BrogdHay. u
CHEAP apa. tmouts, ut 10 Euit 18th 81. 1873
HOUSE store d parts 10 1t, a, II ? th st. 1876
sIOPl q 3 rooms, fl0-I Centre Market Place.
STORE u let, 2sJ East 18th st, rent $40. 1872
UPPER Part ~ cottage, cheap, Il l79 It'll IT. ili
" & W machine, So 6th ave, let 47th a 47th 81,
"a II DOR 10 let, NJ Cottage Place. l24
3 ROOMS, g. 20; rooms. fiaD--l5 Mot st. 81
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MILITARY.

IN MEN WANTED - TO JOIN THE
IOTllrd Regiment; Excelsior Brigade, Cpl. NIL
son TAYLOR, commanding, They will lo dis
IA he'd Immediately e. the rrg.ment-now Mt tlg
seat ufwnr, Apply at once n Lieut. PESNOCK,
40. 60 broadway. Fam.llcd prov drd tor mm"-
Lately. $3.50 h0uuty when hpuorshy dis,h'rgeI'
sei2 2'l5J
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INFORMATION WANTED-MRS. MAR
i INA KIRK ,.t her iusdrlrr IA Harlem, ON
Monday, Augut 20, 10 go 10 the city. Nothing
~ since bcrl heard uf her, aud her friends feel
uNi.uts for ncr -t.r'y. Any mairmlti,u uf her len
Will Mr NABIiN BENEDICT, oi l2ntu b. bet,
ist AID ~ ave, rul, viii Ice thankfully received
uid su tally rewarded. frll l'ljJ
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BbAKDIhO,

ROAln ,or cent ,nar & wives io w So,h g. IA
BOARD A. lpl-ig IS 25 " SAB, 1T 2lG 81 ave. -
BOARD & rooms for . .l.tg & wives, yanitmiO,H
BOARD, S2,5o pr week, at 'i9 william n. l%I
BOARD young men, -; lndlcs 3l-lii Allen. lh2
BOARD lor . or girs, PA 'to, u 81 stnou 81 nv
FtII. noNd frr - ucr Vc,ls, liS walker 1t. 1879
GES'r n wife, -; gents - a woei;, 10 Nelson st.
GENTS SO. man vlic ch,aI. Ro.Hi,. IT. 100
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REAL EsTATss.

COTTAGE AND LOIS FOR SALE Cheap
y tinr, ned for Immediately. Apply h. JOuN
LEE. C.utpn ave, let Kucay aud Fulton st, West
III ,Iru. \ l. IL
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AUCTION NOTICES.
AUcrlHN NOT1Cr
- \ i.'.t' Orportunl,s for
d - Il

4. lag ..... .t % -, Z. ~. entire r-- .
" ho'ta f. Weu 'It ~ ~ ave. 60 =.
err ha' dsome porur, Gle, aud Vim. 10 .rN,r.
mn'iturs, carprts on IL topma, So u,r .u.', .a...
and leddirg, two sofa bed,terdi. cu-'oirt at,.i,-
clocks, rich ohina silverware, 81. sale post, =
rain or shine. L.,
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CEORGE HOLBROOK. AuCTIONEER,
~ vii -ell This morning tfrdayl at 10Y o'clnrk,
No. - Nth street near 9Th ave, the furniture OF
family leaving the city, consisting u paror suit
mahogany iedstcads. lurraua waah stands. centre
aud otl ~ tcs, chairs, feather hed hair aud other
mattrnssca, kitchen flrniturc, 81. SAFE positive,
rain or shine ia
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
TO SOLDIERS BY BARNDEN'S EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, AS THEY HAVE THE
U. 8. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FORTRESS
MONROE, WASHINGTON, AND ALL
OTHER POINTS FOR HALF RATES
THRIR EXPRESS IS THE OLDEST IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND PHILA-
DELPHM EXPRESSES SENT AS FORM
ERLY. au27 24acs119
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SITUATIONS wAwiIn -8y mas
- 81 or I'd laker-Adi,css II. box 9O2 su Office
siTJATtONs wANTEn-Pv FsSILn
ny p '"stant woman, cock 9i D i5thrn n
TO 81" light Homework 4 scw ing, 81 Sui van, rear
WANTED FOa HOUsswoRK
GIRL IT, dn general huuscv orh IA Bel'url 1T. II
DiHI, for N,l,.W"'h, rn,i ir ,ncr "a Br,,d yny.
lOl NJ .,.r flr huuscwurls, IT, I.ll,ts Place. %
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~ z. HOUSE, LAWYER
". Advances cash on Notes, BIs Drats, Mort
cages and Claims PLACED in his hands for colecuon
LAW BUSINESS
sttendcd 10, and collections made promptly.
Once is WALL St, ID hoor, NV York.
Attorney and Counsellor in the State aud L. ).
'sirts. sol u'iil
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4 EHIGH METALLIC PAINT.
LII is the bs-i ~ well "A muar economical palms
known-cos,ing about ONE-TUlRD the price Of
lead II H. for all purposes except for ornament,
worth mNre than dhie that n the hes, lead pant.
II will preserve IRON AND ALL METALS two or
chr e times "a long cad paint and II will pre-
serve WOOD, CANVASS ur any material longer.
TALlC PAINT, viii admit " no dAmpnss,s tor 81
vERAL YEARS, viii e lead paint will no, keep QUA
dampness for one year
II the public knew the VALUE Of this article, they
would Use ether when the preservation " wnai
painted WIS the only object. The color Of thn
paint Ia . handsome reddish brown
For sale At the msnufacturers' prioe, by
STEVENS, BROTHER & Co,
222 Pearl S.,
iysu'iss New York Machine Dcpoa
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DECISIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
i wounded OF spy,el during rho present. war,
and "a % zoe t.e wIlpws of those k..lei ~ " lp mny
die Ia ssry.ce. CLAIMS f.r pay, bllnty l t.r d..
promIily attended b.. CALVIN w. SMITH c.,'
ngr Chamber and Chatham -. ~ "a 'IH
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y GIN, mu, Ien ry he'd aud b.rrd without cs,l-c
ur rroy, cation, | do lrJcUy ''r 81 amy .Jd, from
tnIst.uc or har'o.iuy iDr,u win - ptr any
del Z, Of, hers whatever. PETER TRAPiIOGEN, IT.,
SEPT ~, l-Ol. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

The ADVENTURES OF MR. P-For some tina
past, middle aged and rather dignined person.
age. whom Il will be sufficient 70 designate Mr.
r, has entertained the customers Of various bar
Der shops about town, with a terrific account Of
bis escape from the secesSioniSts Of Terss Ac-
cording to bis statement, be passed through
some extraordinary scenes and on the whole
was most extraordinary man. A few days ago
De announced his Intention Of visiting Columbns
Ohi2, On the day of his departure two or three
ways, who bad on MANY occasions listened 20 tue
recital OF bis story, telegraphed the following
message to the authorities Of Columbus:
"Look out for P.-large, ieshy man-grest
talker-rank secessioniSt from TeIas-spy"
L he authorities, It seems, Cooked out" for
MI had hardly got out, when be was aecosted
in this wise:
"Is your name p. 80
Eyes, SIR" replied p evidently ina ginning that
he was becoming famous
"From st Louls?r
"Yes, sir.n
"Recently from Texas,n
why, yes.n replied P. "How II tie world ala
you find Ii out1'
Never mind, I" was the response, ove h,ve u.a
Tor YOU, Mr.. p, and before the astoniSbed q
could recover from his surprise, be found himself
lodged In jail. He sOlemnlv protested hi, limo
cence, but tn no purpose. After remaining In Jail
iorty-elght hours, be received letters from 81
Louis-he having written in the meantime
which indicated that he would not be a very Gan
gerous Parsonage at large, and so he was released
81. Louis Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

CULTIVATION OF THE WILLow.-A correspan-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Farmer aud Gardener
gives toe following ADVICE about TIE cultivation
OF the os'er willow. He says: sTbsre is nothing
more profitable 70 be grown on land that 10 wet
and not susceptible Of being drained. than oSier
willows. They grow readily from cuttings stuck
into the ground, and the great advantage is that
they can be grown on land that will produce
nothing else Of any value. Large tracts Of land
In every section Of our country, now living idle
might with great advantage be planted with osier
willows. They grow very luxuriantly have n
X nd that produces sprouts from eIg ht TO ten feet
feet long In season, often cutting from sixty 20
eighty from single stool or stump These are
not more than from four 10 six wears old. They
should be set close, an the sprouts will not then
be so thick at the butts, ard consequently, Of a
more uniform thickness, and better ada pied for
basket work. MANY farmers have FROM one half
to several acres Of land that brings them nothing
which, IL II were planted with willows Of the
proper kind, would produce them much az the
best land on their farms, acre for acre, with no
labor but the gathering Of the sprouts annually !"
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
hR. SHUMAN has, after an expcrIenoe of ten
~ years, established the above refuge from
cU.okery, self label ed Indian or German doctors
ersl - eON
This is the only piace where . sure and speedy
cure can be obtalnsd IN the world for al Improper
aud evl! habits, gOnOrrhH, gleef, semi al weak
neSs, gyphlIls, primary. EecOndaTy. and tertiary,
orgdrlc wesknes7. palns IN tho Joins. structures
general debility pTOstratfon, nervou ness, rest
nights, paPItatIon Of the heart rngng ia the ears
loss OF nt ilory, confrsIOn, NE aEchoy, affections
oil th- heaJ, throat, nose, and ska, and all tboss
peculiar disorders Using from the indisorstion of
study, society, or marriage.
Dr.. :. has the gre.tast remedies in the known
world for diseases OF the b OOd. g6norThsP, gIeet,
stIcinrcs, st phIiIs, seminal weakness, sell ahusa
from s to days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
Wish TO be valuable men and ornaments to society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
Dr. ShCman has made the most comp ets arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
IRON distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant aud agreeable quar- ters, NECESSARY
Diet, and made as comfortable as they would be at
DO not forget the name and number DR. Shin
mans oiilce Is on the corner of Sixth street and
Pennsylvsnle .Velue. Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. e.
Persons At distance should ohcose stamp for
return postage. Ofise hours, ga. NJ. u 10 Z. NJ,
various parties have been enncsd from my in
sututlon by certain swlnolers on back streets IN
this city, who Will rue Il till the Cay of their death.
word to the WIS., Is sufficient ap9-lJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

IL Washington City 10 situated on the LEFT
bank OF the Potomac River, between two small
tributaries; the one on the West called the Eastern
Branch, and the one on the West called Rock
River. The latter separates IL from Georgetown.
The general altitude If the city plot 10 30 feet
above the river, but IL 10 diversified by irregular
elevations, which are tai IN advantage Of In tie
location of the different public buildings. TIE
plot is somewhat In the form Of an amphitheatre,
the Presidents House, on the West, Standing on
one OF the sides, and the Capitol the other
These two buildings, about one mile apart, are
stua ed in about the centre Of the whole. The
former lie elevated "a feet above the Potomac, and
the latter ~ feet The summit Of the hill on
which the Capitol stands 10 the commencement Of
a plain stretching to the East, while that TO the
North OF the Presidents house tends westward.
These typographical peculiarities give great nd
vantages for the defense Of the city. The city
plot extends y miles in N. w. and and =. r. /,
aud about ~ miles in n. E and 5. w, dltec-
tion and covers an Of nearly III square miles.
The resident population is about IS, oOo-with
Georgetown IS 600.
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A PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Nay 4, 1s6t.
Tne peace, order, and good government OF tn,
city require that, so far as possible, all temptation,
ana Inducements to disturbance should be guarded
sgainst by extraordinary police measures
Therefore, on and after this date, and till other
wise directed, all Bar Rooms, Restaurants, Gro
ceries, Shops, and other places where any spiritu
Gus distilled, or fermented liquors iutoxicati ng
drink Of any sort are sold, will b. closed every
night at OK O'Clock.
orders have been given to the Police to enforce
to" req ulation. But II is confidently believed
that all good citizens will promptly and cheer
fully carry II into effect without any su oh inter.
ference JAMES 6. BERRET,
I'D pSt Mayor
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A WORD TOTHE AGEp.

In the decline of HE this loss of vital force
quenL upon ply steal decay, only be safely sup-
vlied by some v,vilying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entaiiIng the
EaustiOn Inch is aly avs the hna effect Of ordinary
stimulan's We tender to the aged HOStettsr
Stomach BttterS as 40 lnvIgUrant and restorative
!mneO lete IN lts beneficial action ard permanent
In it's feet. 1t tones the stomach, improves the
appetite, acts like a charm upon the system
snd ends not only 10 prolOng life beyond its
uSuA span, but To Ten1rr lt IS 81 jpFable in ltf
eve Ing az IN Its prime Fog dyspepsia, oppression
a ter airg, bilious ch''lc, wi d clIUlIc, spasmB O
ths stomacI ., sick or nervous hehhschs cuIits aid
fever tremsns, pr, s'ration, and all the complaints
special 20 the fes bier the Btters nest
r5comm nded b, thousands who have witues ed
tn L. superior efficaoy IN such cases.
Hostett'r's Celebrated stomach Bitters are sold
by druggists everywhere. m6-st
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DIED,

In this city, on the morning of the Eth instant
Mrs. ELIZABETH =. K. FRENCH, wife Of " al.
b. u. ench, and daught r Of the ate Chief JJtt
Ice Richardson. Of N ew Hampshire.
The funeral will take pace on Wednesday, the
8th instant, at O'Clock p M, from the residence
of Major French, 81 East Capitol at. The friends
of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend .
On Sunday evening, 5th instant, SUSAN H., wife
of Lewis Johnson
Her funeral will take place Tuesday morning, 7: b
instant, at l0h O'Clock, from her late residence,
40 street. The friends of the fs ILly are re-
spsctiully invited to attend
In GEORGETOWN. on Sabbath morning, Mr.. STE
PHEN b. WILSON, in the 28th year of his age.
STEPHEN LAWRENCE, son of
Silas L.. and ABBY G Looms,
Born in No. Bids swater, Mast. M.y lcth las;
Died In Washington, ID. G, NAV 9Th, 1861.
A ii loved him that knew him
New England papers please oopyJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

CoueHs!-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and As.kndtie
Affections. Experience having proved that simpl g
remedies often ect spsodIlJ and certainly when
taken IN the early Eages of the disease, recourse
should at once DC had to :. Erot0s'S BronchiGI
TIoehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatlOn OF the Throat be ever slight, as BY this
prosecution more serious attack m,y he effecfually
wsrded off. Public Speakers aud Singers will find
voice. See advertisement de i-iy
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Reports from Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nav 3-Tbe Governor.
proclamation, mastering the volunteers OF tie
state, has given a new impetus 70 the war move
ment here Three companies were sworn in yes
tefaay. be Governor has made q requisition for
Zoo rifles. Eight or nine hundred rin., and
mnsken are now In Wilmington. which, when
added 70 the one thousand called for will Daoe
the State in a condition Of defense
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Important Military Mey,ments.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Au travel 10 The south
Is stopped TODAY. No communication with Bal
timore or Washington Is permitted by the m Iitary
authoriues Gen. Patterson refusing TO give trav-
elers pass, and holds the roads exclusively 10,
the transport of troops and munition. OF war
Three hundred passengers from Washington
reached this city today. They have occupied
thirty hours in the Journey from that e,p,tsl 4,
this point - -
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Un,en Me.,,up nj 1b.,I,n.

WHEELING, May An immense Union meet
ing was held here TO night The speakers ell urged
resistance 10 secession nd favored divi.on OF ID.
state Thirty-four delegates were appointef 10 a
convention OF the western counties 10 be held on
me 18th inst similar meeting was also held
mere Yesterday, and the feeling predominates
throughout the western counties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

IDA cat caught sparrow, aud was about 90
devour It, when the sparrow said:
"No gentleman eats Till be washes his face"
The cat struck with this remark, set the sparrow
down and began TO wash his face with his paw,
but the sparrow few away. This vexed puss sx-
remedy, and he said:
Gas long as | live will eat frst.and wash my
face afterwards which all cats do 20 this day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06
The Maine Resfment

NEW YORK, Nav 3.-The steamer cheasa pea he
nss steam on, and VIII start this evening, IL the
She has on board COO barrels OF provisions. I2o
heao OF cattle, company ofthe seventy frst rept.
ment detachment Of the twelfth regiment 600
sumo OF arms, and number Of uniforms for the
volunteers In the seventy-a rst regiment
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEE
~ OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GfRER, That IT, s usrs;
roraton approved Alsy u, l2sO tae undersigned is
nov prepared. Ehsneyer refglred in writing, and
exaIline, test prove, and ascertain the Of
TeEircehon 81 any Ess moter in pse in :his CITY. %
and another, sealed ard marked cs true, will 90
set IN pS Pisoe. III proved to be accurate ia its
measurement OF ges, il will be sealed rooordinelv
and tESlD pCs IN position for uss,
Once NO. $40 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
.oWE ASIl J Open from q. m, 70 D, m
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
" E-u InspectOr and Sealer Of SIS Meter-
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n
Four Day, Later fr.m E,,.,,

Baltimore, from Liverpool on the gath nit -
arrived here.
Lirerpool 24fk--Cotton-sales FOR -four day,
5000 bales, closing firm, with IN al vsncins ten
deney under the Africa's news. Hewitt & Co.
quote mlddling Orleans ~.
ConSols 81 Sse2.
Politics are unimpo,tsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

The SEVENTH IN CAMF.-We visited the camp
OF the Seventh Regiment on Meridian Hin, east
and found the rules Of camp life were being oh,
served with martinez eIactness. 1t was some
trouble to get adminance to the ground, and mors
70 ger away, SO strict were the soldiers on guard
One Is only allowed to visit a friend in camn
when Cf duty. The ground chosen is pleasant
situated but SO fiat that it is tho satu rated
oy tue heaVY rains. Each tent has a plank floor.
however, and most Of them are carpeted, and we
saw MANY OF them furnished with chairs and
tibles he tents are arrayed In the usual order
In rows, back to back, with wide streets between.
~, hne en2lheef corps is comfortably quartered In
the roomy mansion attached to toe gronnd
wagons were constantly arriving with milk,
Dutter, eggs, meat, furniture, d c.. showing that
lne seventh intend to be as comfortable as DOS.
sible under the circumstances Good orde, and
good nature was prevalent. We understand that
mere VIII be daily pa rades near the road every
AFTERNOON In nne weather, and we have no doubt
Fourteenth street will be more than ever a favor
lite drive.
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The Connecticut Lexi.Iature.

HARTFORD, May 3.-rhe Legislature unanI-
lnonsly passed this morning bill appropriate ug
~ OoO.OOO for the organization and equipnen,
OF volunteer militia, and to provide for the
public defense. IL provides for ten regiment, of
volunteers, and for the payment Of SO per month
to each man, in addition to the regular paw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06
From California.

FoRr KEARsET, May 4-Tbe PONY E.pres
with San Francisco advices Of the oath ult has
arrived A new census Of the State would be
taken. The settlers difficulties in santa Clara
county continues. Seventeen hundred armed
citizens were assembled TO resist the decree OF tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06
Conference Of Governor

CLEVELAND, May 4-Goveruors Curtin of Penn
sylvania, Dennison Of Ohio, Randall Of wiscon-
sin, Blair Of Michigan, Morton Of Indiana and
Ex-Governor kearney Of Illinois, were in confer
ence here last night Their proceedIne, have No,
tfanspired. They were serenaded, and addressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06
Wreck of the United State..

MONTREAL, May 2-Two steamers have beer
sent TO assist the steamship United States wrecked
on Bid Rocks. At the last accounts she was fas,
going 10 pieces. Her passengers arrived at uebec
Only one Storage passenger is missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular May term of thi,
court commenced to-day. There was general
attendance Of members of the bar The Court
after consultation, decided not to call the doc et
but to remain in session during the week to hea.
any motions that might be made, and then ad.
journ over TO the Eext court In course. The argu
ment upon the writ of error from the Criminal
Court in FOley's case will probably be the only
one made in this court the pending term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

RELEASED F. A. Cunningham, A. Wilkinson
Adam Grinder, John Richardson, Dennis Gala
han and Banks. arrested some DAYS ago on chary,
ofuttering reasonable remarks have been released
from confinement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

MILITARY ORDER.-The commandant OF q
military forces Of the District has given an ore
that no soldier is hereafter to be absent from n
quarters after half past nine O'Clock at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06
Indiana ArmtuS

lSDIAsAFoLIs, May I.-Tbe Legislature has su.
thoriZed the Governor 20 call ak regiments into
immediate service Of the State. All are 70 be IN
camp By Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

VILLAINoUs Yesterday afternoon a crowd o
young scamps broke the glass window of MIR
Weiggeman's cigar store, corner Pa. avenue an,
Seventh street, and robbed 1t Of a large quantit
of cigars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

Positively, selling out our entire stock of Dry
Goods TO close business. Virginia AMI Washing
ton money taken.
MATHEWS & CORE,
sos Seventh street,
N At Between ! and X streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-06

To THE ARgLIcTED!-gc sure to read the sdvsr-
tisement OF Nc Leans STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II