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, 1862-07-03

I1 Rtchatd e Swift snd Melissa 4 sTiil, his wife,
int pay al b neiT certain noffzage dated
JannaT IT D. 1S5s aud convey to the m
r. ssiSsSssS Ps!ss5ss
r da ead S a sss 2.
;heass3a ieaE hanatsa Saa! A pay.sls 81 % g asf
Etod GENT am aal interest the said sum Of seventy
i + & e II Ry
95 saSa q Ta,s6 sa
sSis e 39ss es5ssEe q 1ad
Il s ii s1S as1 q
remain due aad unpaid for the space OF one yesr ser
es1 s. II
sheufd 1t oEce become and be due Ard psy25e, anSs
g & e R i Sc Z
H9ss
Eaed . e sts s,d re agd sp9n 30 asd ~ spgns5 e as
ii iaz aasfe9 eaa
sas 5i5 Ra 2 8 q pn6
eGssss s pses Il m s1 Is s 1 Sc ns e 81 M
neEEPapsr gnbsh;eGd Il; 9 T. ChieaGo ,a,.n,,
e & Is
became das by tse terms ~ q ssd mostgas on tn Ess
and Y not ysr nsid snd To1e man 5eag saspsea
6esss sas sS eseed do sees t6ss hs p4aDs
= sosS 6ss5as e s
and TheTeas there IL nov cue and unpaid On ssid
dollars ard said a{ one Thousand ,rour hundred
d25s ane sa e e
I'd hansa # tas zal WeS 2! az
thereon on the1Ibt dny Of july, A. D. t66 and 31so
the iEsra1ent of interest atountp to the last show
named SUN, which heeaMe tue thereon on the frM
{ saS1T nh II H. "a sns2s Sss
NC nov. " :SssstE re public aostee u asfebT evea tnaf
the said William g. Ogden under and m pursuance o{
ha7s entered mo snd upea aa ana s!ns9ss the pre
!sta described Ii sstd rgage 70 H1t Lots et1tyohe
w Is, ,skest ld65. sl1tS ssven :s:]. sixsysieht
ssTsnty TO, seTtnt5-sI Ga), ssvenfYssTsn ~
81 y 2 81 @ @ sssS @ 81 sfs
sESi1s1 IS M sna hi5sy D. III Il
!. Il BSnnaols Addition 70 Chicago, said lou being
bounded fhe est BY GsEk street On tne nnrta b5
south bv Goehe asrset and pang all 1ha los included
htn sad between satd stt eets. all Etuate 111g su4
bens the city Of Chicago, county Of Cook and ssaa
and Ut x1l On AondsE ~ tne twentgatth ~ q
fo1enoo1 on 1ad r tussuancs Of The teFns
poweIa aid % sstd En9etga&e oderfo1 ale
bFtne The game premises above described ind Hn bene
ssifssnd Kslisaa J. ssttk bis vie, ana Janes s
Johnson and Jsnny Jeaaason sts Eite tasts heirs
1t public aucCon to the highest bidder for cash-
Said mortgage vas dlea Tor record ia the K.cords
oce of ssid toos County o. tie txs1tTarst day of
% ao1ssasss commanding Il psEs IS q ~ 6ee5
| Ea1eaga, June II. 1857. 1el2=aa..A
, 1862-07-03

AuSuBMAR1EE BAN At NHw Da1E4Hs.-The
New Orleans Rfcayane mentions che DISCOVERY
at the terminus Of the Foht:hsrfrain rairoa d
at the LIE, Sngman9e nn;aa aaln Of cigar Shape,
men can enclose themselves In it it's TWEEN.
ty-1onr feet 1orgs;; and has 9 propeller which
can be worried By hand On eacS siife az The
rem there j. a sort Of fn made Of lion, i three rec
feet lopg,.,and 20 d 8 foot md . half vide: b.
1s1sg Enss 81 Mm nizts or th ram 1ses TO
bow is sharply pointed; and when: rnn aeainst
an ordinary vessel below: the 7gafn1t 61arts
Monld be able to sink il in very sho14 fine'
4 Il, VIZ was discoyeted and raised By Col G. a.
Haol9n Nam on5nnd 5and Capt. George Wiggin, late of
Est It Ike H., oan-, at Present captain Of the
, 1862-07-03

~ R1nEnAD-sUH4a1A ARIA ,se11Eaf- -,
Lln md xtter MOHnAF, MAJ l2tn., 1851, HatztE VII
Leave We1ls street pepet = Eal!ows eaEae3I
9zA 4 H. 9ud IS F. a. for HelTtdee, Eock3ord, ftG74
medlats po1nts; s1s A u md 9:ts F.A tae EHnds
IL II for EsfH He17fdsr1 T EneFS nrit 3i1t94.
dlate po.nts so r e t1F Gsasy. I'D f1tzs53stasa
te $50 A. n aud 41G F. n tA1- FasxenKHru foE E9I.
"a: Lake, NEHe1Ty. Richmond, EaosT9 laf1 tAa Ea
tEyEeE18te sU1Tttat VII takH thA EM Il NHa. y
alaepang CHs % nigh: trstn9
a.MWHkE1Kx aan. + fxesazsF = 9xants t. =. sag 81
, 1862-07-03
Especial Correspondent Chicago F1ibune.]
GAToso HoCsE, MEMPHIS. Tenn,

i'eWekMttt-T-d c7Ef47e 01cEH1te. &C.
Especial Correspondents chicago Ezihane.l
GAToso HorsE, MEAr1als. Tenn,
MONDAY june 80, 1852.
Memphis is to be reported In abont the
same condition morally and nlysica1ly as
@-her, ,os+ .da~as.o5 -or r. c1;r,t
49, 49, 4As' sols9so sou' ~ onsaI
stletch OF ln1aglnat1on, or 1hdnlg1ng II poelle
license, Perhaps might SAT Memphis Is some
what on the mend-is gradually growing bet.
f., in cfr1,;, r.snecfs fb,n z-1no 3hc NoTf},arn
80 -. 80 Ialn .e0ess 'asAA naA sAs 1>'A.ss.u
Fandafs hfst put 1oot upon ner 1eFee, little
less than g month since. Trade and con-
merce have certainlv been bettered. The
toaa or,,a. o,.;,o,. - 49,. ost..Se.. ~
eoue VI nss eA1@ei4e' IL lne1t es'iln'aaoh u
tnlon-loTlDg people generally, has obtained
q more Ch1istisn-like character, and the stars
and and str;nea p,nve no,;eet;co11v an7 ,,rou,11
"0se na'Se.4s'"s "lo ploueos
aro1a numerous private resloence6 and tFom
places OF public resort, where, but a few
weeks since the stripes aud bars of the steal
ocsaey we're wont to be given to the
| hreeze Tins far has Memnhis heen i'm
->-o-sa h- 49, ;~,zos. ta.s 1s., ~.
proved ~ Tue lnde ln'aaelS nand' mus 1ar
have the benefits Of free institutions and the
blessing of the federal government extended
cpou1.1 So Nv <e1.re,- sr,-rr,1s,sz
70 Or oSloS sISflhEs1-
"nen the 1ederais came here and anchored
, 1862-07-03
LIVE STOCK.

Bro7erz sad EEue,s 1M ind tals tha Sso5s s1vant
tageurs fuute IN Ltyo BteEss- Czpattoua Tax6 W4E
bsea opened - it1s and is raaaectfos aud aTexS
kttenton e p4td e taztr EauA- From Ea11sbaT9S
lesSnEs Shodss ia 9tssse4 q shs gHLADEITHTA.
HEW 1gEA @ aaS BALTIMORE AaKKET3. Tnia Wi
5Sgs s a e9r stas5 I - 2 Eew @ YaEsEyta~ A1aatQxni
ENQGH LEWIS, Gent su2's1 AItoona, F.
i HDnfT. GAM Itekst Agent PH7ade3phtR,
T.; AQlsToF. Gen1 Freight Azsa+ Fn1lades2hnr
:. tA1-AA%213i :. -: : ~: =
, 1862-07-03

Important Southern ideas Of Yankccs-- Uitio,.
2ERziNeNt-A Izaioz2 Hpciabzs, &c.
, 1862-07-03

h DDUN1STR!ATRIX NOTICE.
IL STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOE COUNTY. a.
County Court Of Cook County
Public notice lshereby given that the undersigned
Adntnisratrix ct the estate Of Doliyer Walsef de.
ceased will appear before the said Court at the uIy
Term thgzeof. to be holden on the third Monday cf
the purpose Of leyring and adjusting all claims and
demands against the estate, wien ana where nn peT-
sons haTng such clGms requested to present and
Ule the same. ABIGAIL F. WALKER,
AdrntnfsHattix Estate Dol1yer walker.
Chicago, June ID ls6a jc3-sSG5-td
, 1862-07-03

Rt29arotio1ls for eapture-TAe ran, feet at
Ftekslu1y-1hesr reception by Fa77ugM Oh
eToticxs ef tie 1'ctt-AJ Jsdrfu; fqtt eSpccted at
Fatas5u'g-captuye Of tie railGay train.
, 1862-07-03

THIGAGC Il ROCK ISLANB
BAuROhD.-CHAxGx or TIn6EN.ntef II.
1angernent Sunday, NoY. r. 49, TxHEz
csptea 1161 ~ Night astur1aIa e1Se9e16.
ua9 E.4s joliet Accoca11odaAon- SNnaaJH nxeeYta4
z, H; Jouet Aeeolnraodasoa &E2AK
, 1862-07-03

The first Union reunion Or private soeia-
Bile, held for more than q 7eaT past. u Mem
phia, came of on Ft1day eTenipg o. Iss6 wees
tendeut Of the Mississippi and 7 Tennessee rail-
soad. Your Correspondent found itan agreea. e3
no months been compelled to keep At Fort
Pillow. The rooms Of the gertlannn'e Feat-
, 1862-07-03

TO H0L DERS OF CLAIMS
II AGAINST TIE WAR DEPaRTNENT-Thg
nnde1HEned- appointed by the President to fnyest-
gate and determne al clalEs az t1est the War Depart
nent *ccxung at Cairo pHor to Apytl 1852 hereby
give 1ot1ce that they are h sessen In Cairo tor th
purpose OF hearing Ill such claimants Who are Fe-
QniFed 70 present their claims with the evidence b.
sion, In the Bank building. In Cairo without delay
sE2sGE sTEFaEH :, I. Tgq426TEREElI, 46EaEt CONES.
ca DANA.
TEoN&s 1fRAS8 Solicitor.
Cairo, JUNE e, lss-, In
, 1862-07-03

G. STAFFORD. Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer
Of Dr. NifcoS's Patent Artificial Leg. THIS Leg has
MaHy aSaHtages over al Others and eFidtnce OF
such It has received the first Premium At the Unlsed
states Faiss, under tue examination Of The best sur
1snhber Spring (Which VIII never nreaS] giving it q
limbs Send for Pamphlet. AuErs1.rJT.H1Y
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CONGR ESS lOHAL.
uxyr,.h corsRESs-Secspd session.
TuEspkY. hrril %.

TUESDAY, 4 pFil 80.
SYNATE.-Mr Hale presented the remonstrSnce
Of certain manufacturers OF wool against the pro-
posed tar on wooden manufacture; referred.
Mr.. Howard presented petition for the enact
ment of a general bankrupt law; referred.
MIR Grimes reported from the District Of Co
inmoia COMMITTEE resolution directing that
the Interior enumerating The slaves IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia, &c, be transmitted, under
seal, TO the Commissioners under the act eman-
cipating the slaves In the said District approved
by the President; laid over on motion Of Mr.
Sumner.
Mr.. Latham reported from the Military Com
mittee bill for the establishment of uaBspor-
tation bureau Of the War Department; commit
ted.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the ssme Committee
bill to create clothing bureau OF the same De
Mr.. w. also introduced bill to amend the
conhscation act OF the last session Of Congress;
referred,
.Also bill to discharge soldiers on account OF
physical disability; referred.
Mr. Grimes introduced Oill providing that the
school tar collected from colOred people In the
District Of Columbia shall be applied TO the eds
cation Of colored children therein; referred
The bill 10 incorporate the Mount Olivet Gem
etert Company OF the District OF CCiumbia was
taken up and passed.
On motion q Ir. Hale, the pending resolution
authorizing the Secretary OF the Nevy to hsrge
contractors after fulhing their contracts then
taken mp and debated converkationally- by the
mover, Mr.. Sherman and Others.
HousE.-Mr. Blair, Of Va, Inquired Of Mr..
Potter whist authority he Yesterday predicated
bis charge Of disioyalty against Judge Pitts, OF
Northampton county, Va.
Mr.. Potter replied, the address OF Judge Pitts
70 the Legislature OF Vifsinia. ~ 49,
The address was sent 70 the Clerks desk and
read. In II Judge Pitts refers the action by the
Legislature 70 depose him without giving him an
opportunity for defense He plead not guilty OK
dsloyalty TO the South, and doubted not that he
could triumphantly vindicste himself from every
charge. He protested against being removed by
extra constitutional means.
The consideration OF the report Of the Com
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THE LATEST FROM CoRINTH.
Skirmish with the rnemys Cavalry.
$4,000 Rebels at Corinth.

The following was received to day at the War
Department:
SEVEN MILES FROM MONTEREY, Tenn, Aprii
IS Five companies Of our calry had a skIrmish
with the enemy's cavalry, two miles In advances.
The enemy retrested. Five Of them were killed.
one OF them being major. Eighteen prisoners,
with bcrss. and arms, were captured, and s,e
new in camp.
One OF tue prisoners named Vaughn, was for
merly foreman in the ofice OF the Louisville
democrat We had one man wounded, and
none killed.
Our forces are in capital spirits. The prisoners
say that the enemy have upwards OF 50 600 men
at Corinth, and will fght. They are entrench-
Ing, aud mounting large guns
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DIED,


On Monday evening 18th inst q. quarter pa at
O'Clock, KATE MAHEs, wife of PatIick Nah r,
= naive OF County Limerick Ireland alter q pain
ful and lingering Illne IF about sx months,
which she bore with true Christian fortitude and
most extraordI mary patience
Her funeral Will take place on WCdns sday next,
ats o'cl' ok m from The residence of Mr.. h.
Touhr, No 4s6 18th street, Navy Yard. Her
TO az end.
She is gone, and no more we'll behold her,
The gentle, Kind hearret and free;
Peace to thy slumbers. my Katy.
ka.ewell then sweet CIeshle M6ohres.
have lovei thee on e,rth, and viii inset thee in
HEAVIER.
:. In this city. on the ssth instant, Miss SARAH
h. BRENE, second taughG-r Of the late Robert
l.. Brent, Of MOn,EoDery county, Md.
The hlends of the family are invItod 10 attend
the funsral from 81. Patncs q Churca, o-morrow
morning, lOh O'Clock lBalto papers copJ.l
In GEORGETOWN, on the 18th instant, HENRY C.
ATHENS. in the 65th year Of his age
HIS funeral Will take place to morrow w ednef-
diy) Afternoon, at4 O'Clock, from hi la residence
corner of West and Washington sts. he fiie d 9
Of the family are invited to attend
On the 24th instant, JOHN s.. only son of Sam'l
and Martha Smart, sged - years and days.
baltimore sun copy.l
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THREE O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
LATEST FRon BANKS, COLUMN.
MORE UNION SUCCESSES IN NEW
MEXICO.

The following was received here to-day:
KANSAS CRY, April 2.s-EIon. Edwin N Stan.
ton, Secretary OF War: Through SAINTS Fe mail,
with dates TO the 18th, has arrived
Col Slough and Gen. Candy formed 4 Junction
at Gslesto on the llth. Major Duncan, who was
In advance OF Gen. Csnby's advance guard, en-
cOuntered q large party Of Texans, and routed
them.
MsJor Duncan was slightly WOUNDED
The Texans were thirty miles south Of Gslesto,
in fun aight from the Territory
No doubt Is entertained Of tie speedy capture OF
sibley's command, as they ETe entirely destitu,e
Of everything.
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BOAROEG,

Ro0MS AND BOAAD, with Northern iami.
~ ~ m pIess6n LOCALITY Hear the pepsTtn;ents
NEW house, furniture snd edding. Jew Iabe
BnadeLs sc90T nodsted. <45 Twelfth $ rest, be-
lNesn - eDd a. sp23 "
ROARDlNG-A. gentleman asd lEdy, or two
front ROOM ami Il oGrd, II 900 n stree. bstyesn
"a ane 9d EoTtR. kIlyate family. sp25 st"
ROAR DikG.-Geailemsn with or without their
~ t.mllles, visiting PhIiade paic on burmese or
oSsnre Will hnd superior Sooommodsi: On at one
hail Bo,el Prices in the most desirable locstIop,
NO. l2U2 Chestnut street, convenient 10 business
anu Hantlent a 2gS
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcx MIR A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, viii
hereafter also act the Stars sdvertising agent
DIR. g B. Barnard's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with g. Crandell, No. i26 Bridge
syeet, viii meet with prompt attention.
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KILLED on THE RAILROAD John p. Smart a
youth about fifteen years OF age, and resident of
Georgetown, ID. C., In the employ OF the Quarter
masters department, at Catlett's Station, on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, was killed on
the eith inst, by attempting TO Jump on the cars
while In motion. The cow-catchef struck him
on the neck, and killed him instantly.
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CoRss, ETc.-All persons afflicted with Corns,
whether hard or soft and all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe
benefited by applying to DR. @. White, 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
Room 2, second door. lie
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|, AUTHORIZATIONS.

REFRI6EEATORS.
ANY Perfon cannot tail TO be satlsfsd Min n
asSol tment kept BY -
4. Z, q. !. GaEseRY.
scr Pennsylvania ANIME.
South aide, -
sRH Between - end lo6 streets, I
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POckEr PIcKED.-A solder, while purchasing
stamps a, the post oftice yesterday afternoon mad
had his pocket picked Of his purse, containing
on each side Of him presyed him hard, but be
didn't know what kind OF fellows they we re, that
could take his money without his knowing II.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot of 13H street }
schoOnen +. c. Worrell, Hubbard, from Hayre-
de Grace, with lumber and coal for p l., Blity;
AIMS Virginia, Wbea,ley, from Philadelphia,
with q cargo Of coal for Jas. Fraser; Euphrates,
Barnet, with Q cargo OF coal for George Bogus;
ROxanna, -, cargo Of coal for D Palmer Il
Co Nagshead, Kirby, from Philadelp hia, with
cargo OF coal for J Miller Il Co.
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CRsrRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-B.fors Justice
ThomPsop David A. Conner and Michael Far.
rail-, soldiers, turned over to the military VIM
Smith, taken as q yagr rant, but confessed himself
strayed soldier Of the la PennsYlvania regi.
menf =
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MFssRs. WALL 4 BARNARD, sold yesterday
tract Of land adioinipg the Seventh street toll.
gate, known as "Pleasant Palms, with I'm
Rrovements, Tor four thousand and fifty dollars.
Purchaser, Daniel Mehfling
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CENTER MARKET.-we observe that workmen
are busily engaged In the removal Of the mos.
covered shingles from the Center Market and re-
placing them with new covering.
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AccIpEsf.-A young man named Matthew Cur
ran, employed In the ordnance department at the
navy Yard, had his fingers caught In q lathe at
which be was working yesterday afternoon, and
two Of them cut of
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PENNIEs AND fMALL CHANGE may ALWAYS be
had for exchange at the Star Office counter. n
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TIE INDIAN HERE DocToR Il. Tumblety, M. ).
d, from Canada,) will describe diseasss md tell
his patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation or advice
Once, No. IL Wa2hington Buildipg, Pehnsyl.
vaEfa avenue, cornef Of zth street. apps
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ANY PERSON wishing to procure loan Of few
ing at 4s6 Eleventh ST., between and II. apA
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs

We advise all our readers las we know they
are obliged TO purchase the above named goods)
to embrace the present opportunity as MIR. H. A.
Halt intends to ma he a change in his business
and Will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, and 10 family should
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In.
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
ian article that no family should be witbouD
only 50 cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
Warehouse, No. 3GS Pennsylvania ave , between
9th and 10th streets, Washington, d. C. ap l2-n
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DETERRED LocALs.-see outside for deferr
local articles.
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STARTLING Bur TRUE-The Volunteers ere
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave
his bones to bleach, who by the aid of Hollo-
ways Pills & Ointment, would have returned
to his family strong and healthy. Soldiers try
them Only IS csnts per Box or Pot. 226.
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
At Smiths, No. 470 Seventh ST., near F. fe 27-3m
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To BIZ SENT HoMs-The body Of J. M. Upde.
graf, q the 23d New York Volunteers, who was
killed accidentally by sentry at Manassas,
about two wet KS ago, has been brought to this
city and embalmed by DR.. Holmes, (who gave
bis gratultous services to be transmitted TO his
family. lie 10 represented a. the son Of widowed
mother, In Elmira, N. Y, In very moderate cir.
cumstances, but highly respected His friends,
and the members Of bTe Organization to which
he belonged, sent the Rev. Mr.. Crane to Aanals,
sas to have the body removed at their expense.
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TIE GREAT coNsIeNMRNT SALE Of goods from
q New York importing house win close may 'ist.
See advertisement. =
sP2s-a cIAsrTF 4 MAI.
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MARRIED.

April 2sth, on the Islard, By Rev. J. w. Hoovsr.
A. Y, both Of Washing ton. ID. G.
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FoK>THE MAY BALLS AND PARTIES.

4 AIDES SUN UMBRELLAS,
IL PkRASOLS AND SUN SHADES.
large assortment nov IN store, of the best
gradss, and a. the lowest prices.
J. w. Colby,
ap ~ stu 52} 7Lh stresr, near rs. ave.
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FIGHT NEAR PORT ROYAL

This forenoon the Navy DepSrtpsent received
the following Interesting cfncIal accounts OF the
recent fght in the vicinity OF Port Royal:
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Mayors O6ies, GsoTgetoicH, April 10, 1862.
This is to state that, nv hearing haviog been
much impaired for some time past, placed my
self under the professional treatment Of DR.. Won
Monschzisker. After few weeks Of his care, |
experienced a very perceptible Improvement, and
at this time my hearing 10 as good as 1t has been
at any time within my recollection.
II. ADDISON, Mayor.
Dr.Von Monschzisler, Oculist and Aurist, gives
his entire attention to the treatment OF the Eye
and Ear. Ofice 227 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t*
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LIME LIME :! LIME 1.-THE subscriber has on
hand ons thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any
other place or establishment for the sale Of Lime,
Cement, &C., and which will be sold at 81 per
barrel. Zap 2e-ul WIN. II. GopKY.
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PBRsoNAL.-Cept. w. G. Carroll, Pittsburg
Landing; Capt. McCrae, U. 8. N; Capt. =.
Cappinger, U. 8. A.; Seignouret, France; Gov.
Morgan, N. Y; Hons. John p. Verree, H. ID;
Foster, A. X. Mcclure and g. 8. Wharton, Pa :.
Gov. w. A. Newell, N. Y, and M. strakosch,
are at Willard's. .ss.-s.
n. H. Day, Of N. Y. 10 at Browns.
Linnens Childs, Of B, ston, Mas, is at the Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

THE EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS = The
Board Of Commissioners appointed under the act
met this morning in the grand jury room, In the
City Hall, and proceeded 10 business by appoint
ing Mr.. w. r. Woodward clerk. The first peti.
ton fled was that Of Mr.. John Harry, and the
ing some thirty or forty persons waited on the
Board for information a. to the mode Of proce-
dure. The Board has prepared proper blanks,
which are to be filed up by applicants, and will
be ready to distribute to them In few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

a'Gh &ESt-A fCTnshed four-stcry BRICK
DWELLING. m q pleasant ard heAlthful p.rt
pl the cltyI with hEe izrge chambers Grd p.TIDrs
Ea.h room Supplied with hydTsnt wS:eT, sr5 eas
Inf0nshOut; carriage house Sui eta ole 81 ,.chsd
4 MIS- is desirable residences for an n. c. or Gov.
erhment emp, cyee IN eitGsF one of the DsnGrt
X and l., fro.a S To 6 D. M III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

" 4 RARE CHANCE.
yALUABLh PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
sac Se Penn syenu-, between "a aud Cd streets,
houses, 'TOntinE on Penn avenue In Lot No 81
square a 20 laet, running back TO an ale, l27 feet
Hoa spply TO rSEPH L. KELLY, IYent. on stb
street No Sol, between and REV ark az.