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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVY YARD.


The King Philip arrived Yesterday afternoon
from Fortress Monroe, bringing back the Naval
Committee Of Congress, several othCr members,
zEd n number OF ladies, who went down on Sat
urday last to visit the various points In that local
ity. The Yankee arrived mp last evening from
the mouth Of the Rappshanncck, but reports
nothing new.
The Naugaiuck Is s,iu lying ut the wharf, no
repairs having as yet been commenced on her.
1, IN said that she viii be sent 10 New York for a
complete overhauling.
The Satellite, which has been az the ward for
some weeks, 10 having general ovsrhauling, hrr
engines being put in complete order, and her
weed work repaired and repainted She will be
IsadY, II 10 expected, by Saturday, when she Will
ION Con Goldsborough's division The follow
Ing u Hat Of her OF GERS: Amos p Foster, Cap
tain; II. c. Burton, Executive Uffeer; w II
Best, Chef Engineer; IIasc Jchnson and 8. V
S'illlngs, Assistant Engineers; vandeven-
ter and { z. Hovey. Masters Mates, and &. c.
kirkham, Psymastsr's Clerk.
The GENERAL MIRAMoN CAPTURED
The Navy Department have Incidental informa-
tlon Of the recent capture 10y the u g steamer
Keystone STATED Of tie steamer Elizabeth, late
"a well known rebel privateer Gen M!ramon.
.'he was taken while eRdeavoring to run the
blockade OF Charleston. She was from Nassau
y. p F., last, and doubtless had valu bic contra
band cargo on board, though no account OF what
she wa lsden with has yet reached here Every
vessel known 10 have left Nassau Of late with the
purpose Of running the bloc ksde, has been taken
by our yigilsnt vessels. The bIocksde-runn!ng
game Is thus played out, evidently.
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.p,rI, Of IN. nsrs,nx Press.

The IHfslligsHer agrees with the New Yosk
Ti71ss aud other papers that tie Border States
maryland, Kentucky, ac.l are " entitled 10 the
most grateful and cordial consideration OF the
whole country" for their hrmness and bravery In
keeping " back the tide OF rebellion from sweep
ing up to the boundary 81 the Northern States"
The Republican. following It's nls-leader of1he
New York T,ibsas, undertakes 70 depreciste
McClellsn's victory before Richmond, and In
fEct to make 10 out adefeat The wish IL quite
evidently the father 10 the thought with these
EoolItionists Of the Senator Chandler stripe. Tho
II i1Ens, dIsmayed however by the storm Of in
digaGIon raised By It's traitorous course, is now
taking the back track, and admits that our army
was RIoriously victorious Ia the batte-of the
ChickshOminy. ..... ..r.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

FINANCIAL New York p,pers Of yesterday
ssy:-The war news from the South and W est
received Yesterday and 20 tsy was ysrIously IN
tsrpretsd by operators, tut was generally looked
rpOn a. f2voTab.e There wss, however suf.
hc.en' dlstrnst thrVwn ever the market 20 cher 4
the movement, AMI IN tome cases the extreme
prices OF saturday were not sustained In Gov.
srnmen's the dsmand was good az fun prices,
although tie uabsac:!ons were nc, large The
-2S, tI Interest. She 3S's were wansed at
!cs S,Ate stocks were qnies. We quote -
niEos coupons, "; Indiana g.. war loan, OF : I;
Tennessee os, 50; Missouri Ga, So; LouisiAna 6's.
60; California 20, s&s9?i American gold, lU5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

TEE Battle on srSpAr.-The eouespobdeni
OF the Philsdelphis Pres givts tbs following
particulars q the battle II sunday:
Gen- HeintEe!m.nis corps was promptly moved
70 the lsft and front 90 support Gen Couch, &C.
compsnied by Gen. Mcclellan. This corps en-
gagged the eaemy yesterday, from early dawn un,tl
four O'Clock In the afternoon, when Gen Hooker
oy order Of Ger. Mcclellan, made q herce and
81 art hayoaet charge upon the enemy with q
entire division, including tie brigade OF Gen
Hanccck, dt.v!ng the 90 bells for nearly two miles
with terrieie slaughter, captaflag . very large
numeer Of prisoners, arms, and cAnncn. Tha
wes too much Cor tie I" Ceafsds, and they took
up the line Cfretreat toss rdS Richmond followed
closely and harraSsed hy osr troops foe several
miles Wien night came on, and the battle ceased
The les On both sides 10 aid o. be frlghtful
but refrain nom giving any es'imates IS the
o<ncial lists viii soon be forwarded During q 2
whole Of last Night, heavy reinfoFcements Of me
and smEunition vas going forward, prsparasiry
for the q mt Of to- day, OF which hsvs heard No
runners, and I I'm Of the opinion that he rrbels
have got enough Of hghtins the Yankees They
no doubt made this attach from . consciousness
OF the hopsiessnas Of their miserable and unholy
cause
am informed that during the action Of yes,er-
day an entirs regimeat Of Ncrth oarolils troops
rsvolted, threw away their arms and SURRENDERED
themselves 10 the Nsuoosl troops This nay be
% exaxgerstion, but . know that we have taken
nAsy prisoners that an enti e division Of our
Amy 10 doing guard duty, and 10 n szid thar we
have takea at least ave thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

foPrtAR OrTBCRsr AGAINST GRxELxr Co
A feeilng Of intense indignation vas kinaIsd
among tue people OF this city yesterday against
iar New York TSlSEss, in consequences of its Az.
TACK % Oen. Nc Clelsn touching the recent bat,le
On the Chichshominy. IL 10 high time IN
Greeley 70 be thinking Of Fcrt Lsfaye:te Let
him prepare his traps az once, and be sure 20
pack up az leaHt oEe clean shirt N Y Es,nls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

u The Baltimore American learns th st mil
itsry examination Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has been made along those portions re-
Gently IN possession Of the rebels and tee damage
done 10 the road and bridges has been found 10
be much less than was anticipate isbelieysd
that the road can be put In working order through
10 W heeiing by Thursdsy night or Friday morn
ing. The road % Winchester will also be i'm.
medste!y repaired, snd travel over IL resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

BE-FATcH FROM GENERAL MAKcr.-6eners,
Marcy, the Chief Of General McCleIlan's S,.f,
serds the following despatch to his brother, Or.
Marcy, Of New York:
McCiEtLAS's HEADQUARTERS, June DR. r
MGTey- Afer two battles. Yesterday and 10.
asy, We have WHIPPED the tnemy a. all points
ihsif 4oss, a. well a. our own, hiss been heavy
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

u The New York World, in reply 10 q sug.
Cs-:.o= - the Sta, that The Worlds attacks upon
tns Secretary Of War came with bad grace frcr,
PSPeE .ds-;ifed with the Interests OF Mr.. AlEx.
A-dsr Czn Rin-s, denies that Mir. hss now any
connection VIA IGst psprr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

ID Tie Associated Press report Of the battle
before Richmond, At Seven Pines, IS received bv
M Yesterday. stated the Federal less e, cU1-an
evident error, hu, ore impossible then 10 correct.
The Military supervisor OF Telegraphic IntelIi-
ESE-r 81 " ashingtOn since announces tbSt tue
dIP4tcA a. transmitted from General MeClei Ian :
fieAdquarisrs-by the Agen, OF the Associated
Press there-,stAtrs the total loss at 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

" From w. F. E!chstein, 2.S Pa avenue
who Is apt 10 be frst In the m2rke; with all newt
Puhllcations-we have " The Stolen flask" a
new novel hv Wilkie Collins and - The two
Pr!ms Donnss," ditto by George A. sa.a; both
published by the Petsrsons PSu..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

10 synpsthies more thoroughly wi III S-cesh
could not well be shown than those BETRAYED By
Cra" IN his dispatches and Letters to the Bal.
uUore SSs from ihi, city in reference 70 the
pal election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
TO BE GOOD
OLD PAGES MADETO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.

You may obtain Q hand
soma COMPLEXION. exempt
from Pimples, Blotohes,
DR.. run BLETY'S
PlhPLE
BANlSaER
Prloe. 81 per bottle.
Bent By mail or express
to any address
Ofhoe-No. IL WASH
iIston Building, Penrsyl-
vanla avenue, corner OF
Seventh street, Washing
ton, ID. @, isltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

Pa FIsH-F1eH-FISH.i q aE8a
- HE CSfporshsn Fish W karf N row locsxs<1 N
ne gab!ie can b sasplisd sItk fah aaa eslt dnr-
~ hqfsss4 tzsaz5 sentv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

h%igesa s ssss ss...ss s WssssSy SssSsE q
YAEn es.ass y fss ssssss "a s -, sS o.
ses1, 1919. ~, en- l0v NseSssS ~ 4 \ 49,
ns~ WiLLI1HsgiNANp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

u The present number Of mall routes In he
l. aIted STATES 10 aoout 100.
u Rarnam b . Psrchassd the famous Boston
sc aarial Gardens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

TREAsURER,s STATEMENT. May &c, 1857.
chHk xfp q o. aydep
~ Of ,go
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
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<~9a NrEs gOWLlN6. Asatienssr.
sss 6rsus cesa 4 &. W. IT,. e I, s.sc..
re- oss ssss IA ~ = Sas 49, q is.s,
neasAs; .hs psEcAassr sfy,r4 ~ u
ne. t.sa = 81 s,sa 8 a is.sss csss,ss
An sssss5assiss - ,ssse.. sf,Ae ,, y 49,.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.

Navy DIPlRTNHNY,
Bnsdx ef PrGrisioxs asd C!otiixs,
juno 3, lse2.
sEPARtTI PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
"PreRossls for Navy Clothing and Clothing Ma
ter,sls VIII Be recsiysd ststAis efi oe until "a
nlshing and delivering con reoolving 1xty dsyS
p1aeel at eaoh or either 81 the syy Yafds a.
Yori ssy sssntisss Of s s oSs o he
ing 2sasse9 Of articles Of Neyy Cokhing And Cloth.
or z the ss s. %
Nevy Yards, respecuvey, during the fsoal year
commencing on the 1st day Of July next, and end
ins on the soth day Of une, 1858 viz:
Glass l.
Blue Cloth Pea ynckets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

a.. ADJUSTMENTS. SO
= = FORD's ATHENEUM. -
Tenth street. pesr PsunsJlTxnis Az.
Eysiss sEsiIos bBa iise.sr
AA1'E "AAAAs.' ''---.--- .---Trsesurer
THIS EVENING, 81
A RI kfs ssstsifsssin Fss Fs Sss
Seim PettIbore ar stuart Robson
AT re'.loone----,-. .-'..---- .---Mrs Biahop
ooT SSm I.'I fosS fis.: ssn he sy.
The elegant v.udsuIe of s--ss
L Nc hafchloness .-------.Mrs Vincent
By the tWo bSsrf S Go@.di.n,
Psc y,s II Su%ss1s Es,ss of the
" -. stuart Robsou
H.eshA ST. ...-..-----.H Hal
6sOfTsaaas--..., Mr.. fOns.. si
Apx,ssioy.
USes GlIeis and PsEsuests----5l cent?
fsmii, ClrsIs - :. - "a cent
No exIt chsrIs for ssoursd seats. 1t
GROWERS THBATRK.
re. aveIrs, nesr ltts Ut. and the willard Rouse.
LHoNAxD 6RovHK------ MAnAs or
WEDNESDAY. June g..
Owing to public demand for fu, q 9 brilliant and
witty chsrsorsr, asts telling In DO INT and rspisfs
ts .sdSisI sas A.Vs sssst' i0i
THIS EVENING Stresses
CHARMING DOMESTIC DRAMA
and ..a. ...-. .
A SPARKLING fCOMEDIRrA,
In which viii b empOysd the entire ability of the
FAMED CoMSDY CONGRESS-,
The psrformspee Will commence With Dourlas
1efreid's Drama. the
Er RENT DAP r..
RENT DAY.
RENT DAY!
RENT DAY!
RENT DAY! -,
tother ehs,sctsrs BY the Company
To conaluIs With the ons .ot Faro. o,
FRENCH BEFORE BREAKFAST.
oe''nen 49, ----,....------.--Ar spnssina
LOOK OUT FUR &. .H--s.
EFERHBODY'S FRIEND!
. ERERYBODPS FRIEND
EFERYBODPS,PRLEWDtt
PKIcIs OF ADMISSION -
Snoae- - - - -------.9 cents
nAH-y O.'SSs.e--s--------- ------------.6 cent?
SsLssun Shsus--------- ----.---. rs cents
fiNoie n .
seats may be secured At the Tksster d.rinr tia
cay without extra chargs. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

CANTERBURY HALL.
R.ok Of N, Logispi.s 1 AyssuI,
byts' IL. Cssisst Place ~ An-sspssaI - "a eitu
-.s The e sEEssEEsIss s-r
VEST %EE:s44 sES SUSSEX SUSSEX. =
O e ARA UTTER, q
Who for ~ d Hihsi, |i If tifSss.'a''a the
w..,. MEsTEsN DEPARTMENT.
sfots ss a,a ,ss Aosor sppssr
whose seeds o. sfns oscsntsss
H.rBEAvrY ss a. : sss s. s. TSSsAL powx.s
49,. Tie R.sss Esvs1ias y a. Day
g. The DNins sr.aa.s.. 8ES
III NEW AND slaHItiss ArTsI
WILL BE aEsIk4IEplG. -. = y "a.
via oA.. ssa s s3 Co., f,sn g:
= 49, HAUNTED H0EELsrs,ss,
For MONDAY q IuEsbAYlNiaa1s0 ONLY.
p. On wsasfssssss 81 Ssi y, Az >, Rl.., '1'
ocD fssSsff e s Pm sso:ss II A'
ne 1'. sSsss g ssas.s
rARKEs, s asssS' yysSs s fsSsssaa
40 - faE COURT OF sgAurY,
ss: ss:a !: "a. q ssc,s:s.:s; 8 ;s:sss
go Ixsr M1rfxrra -
s liz h: 6 & 8:
s.;.ss.iss ~. H. D.:
IA s m :;::s 81, ssz J hsS;s5i
. Doer sPm e esslosk; SsslSrSSSSS
soas SSss e sSSs - So 4 s.s Nsss
SAsa. DoossA Ann ss..is,p,.,I a. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
ssx srNysR's ADVANCE

He milne General Snmaer lad succeeded In
bringing his loops across the C.ickahominy,
aud was sdvsnctng O. the light 20 maintain our
position there, wEeie lsss ground had been lost
After several days az labor Gen summer had
thrown two bridges across tie creek between
Bottoms Bridge and New Bridge, where local
reports held Il to be impossbic 10 find any
fcuntatica fee piles - support the superstruc-
tune 0ae IL ttese BRIGGS was some two miles
above BOTTOMS Drtage, the other mile further
up the stresm- The lower OF these Yves carried
away dUTiug the heavy storm II Friday night,
and Gen Suianef wes Obliged 10 depend upon a
nrgie seakY structure for the ptsssge Of his
troops, who nearly al, however, succeeded In
crossing that night, the head az the column
reaching ths NIne-rlile road, aloux which the
rebels were pressing our troops, at about seven
O'Clock, Go'diGg the esemy Ia check for ths
night, preventirg them from following up In
iasi direction tue sdyaassae they bad gained
during Tie day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
d LOOKING.

~ AT REDUCED PRICE!
A hne sThoe oi Coal OH st the reduced price Of
- cents Per gallon, for sale 81 the of ghth
and stI eets. north OF the Potent Ofioe Aysy to
JeS 81. JOHN DAVIDSON
EOR SALE-A handsome ,orrel HORsE seven
years old sound and gent e; works well n
N enJ GlId OF harness Will be sold on J~H
reasonable te,nis, hs owner not he yIag any ~
iurther use for HIM. Apply 10 JUHN SHEA,
Monument G round. ie a atf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

all Who wish 70 know the Future should con-
MADAM gaylord,
the Csehrsted Portsls fs.isT, No, 3ss rs,tb
s,Tses, between II ana .trsets, W sshinsron, 10,
u. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
fAIs AYr1KNOoN . ro-MoRRoT

y-t AOS1lUN SALES.
raLs Ayr1KN0oN 3 TO MoKRo1
ByJ c. MCGUIRE 4 co.. A,cuoOe.-,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF Hay on THR
" sNsIHsos,.N slorses-0r WsbSssDaY
saith.onisn Gr0ssds. Ne sss .s a. he &c srs sss
e S s.5: ssSs s.. Tsf.s Tone
'a.h g. T 9sini tfsSi CO. .uo,.
By J. C. MoGUlRE CO. Auoroneer,.
NEAT AND NEARLYNBw HOUSEHOLD
ysa sss1lss ic a. Sse q
fcsssi .Ss I Fila E IS . NE
' M. F n1. !, ", sSs hdsos., so9Srsns-
Arm hch.ir, Sosls-. .nd Pssier ch.r..
3; = t s:9:sI III fs, Sa.ss1''
Bis:..: M ses SG Gss.: IN ks sa.d'
sssss' So sRists NJ s s0Ss.
csi n pissb.s S sss rsr,or Se0s Stove
csltof.. TsSie c9t.rs' wsi,:n.
k knSs .s ~ Rsig.s,s.Or, coOEiaI stovs.
nSd &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auot..
,-P TIE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED.
II re ssr 2, eenos q tas nam. urri To HoRRo~,
IL ]: c MssgIaE CO. Acct.
- PUTURE DAYS.
b, wALL 4 BARNARD. Auorloseer.-
STsr oostA stds "a. aoszk< aad ktsfk s,-ssg
wERs-.FLQWERs.-A ehoio. as.ort-
Auetion: fkIDaY 1FTssNbSNA. s,S a5s. q
- rroe. o,s oek, IN front Of the Auction Rooms
-lsa WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucs..
3, s 49, d., Bss )! .. y.
OssSaoS. s6ksSSaEy ,s sSIss or.s,... II
- y 9Sieos, N mont Of tss Auction Rooms.
--I.t WALL Z BARNARD. A.c,..
sos IA ssvesf. bsfssss asI K ss,ess,.
Ck0CKEnYsG GLASS. AND TIN WARE,
Ms MOI y L. jSPs ssssl On q. ..oona
ooS.t ~ 81 1s y koon,. US VIII sell for 60
A .a'w s::sf,sss. 4 sssss Goods. crosl.r,,
sale ,o m i've. = "a "a; v MAJ; as; -.
80 soNlz . sRIrrrra. Ana,
By B0NIz 4, eRIPfITH. A.oaoo..r.
posIfivE az e OF. 70 4 .sJsas CHM.
yasrs. TIA AND IFrT sx1,s. N..s6in.a.
ssDlY HS.siSsse ss ss :. .Ss MED
y. ss s :, aoos 81 ne Asetios keons. Ne hal
M SSset serssess LOT Of slHdnss. sOHpris-
HsiSs Z. Fs:esA cl,.. y..s,.r
s s:::s. e; 81 = s' ''''''
Pats FORKS. and spoons, ssh
i,SN H..aIsd D,sess AID Ds.srt K,ivs. Ae.. ss.
FL Ia 10y a srtaeiss too nnnsross % Esution-
me- BoNTz 4 sKIFFI1H, Ase,..
.HTaE ABOVE SALE n UN.yolp.Rt.y
xeass.sa snfi FRIDAY, Iuns 6 h. sa1e k-rr
q. q RoNIz 4 sRIFFIrH, A,st,.
b J. c AeeUERe Co, aucto5e.-,
BIB DWELLING HOUSE NEAR
fIex--Qn rh9RSOAf aFTkt No..S0 hre
-. ~ 81 o'cl sok- On TIE srs.ss.. .USN, stne
ssfvs.se 80, rs.nSs = tsst oa lssk ,esss resf,
ss,o ~, ssf e q .sy. xtA s inSrsys-
49,, eSc.,,sunx o. = thfes- stosy Byi5k 6veNsf
sS .sS Ioss saa rssr Tie sesse 10 vel esif.
SivSts "a iS.nes - asLlg ktzily booafsd Or
Jr.s; oss nire ss.A: ~. r.au.ss. 4. .,,
dssd Of r~ss o. -. x.Ls nfsrsst, ssesrst " .
cas J. Z: NeeUlnEA co .a.s,.
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NJ REPAIRING C6AIRs.
lnRs. WELLS HayipS removed from 27l G
street. near the corner OF f1th continues hera
business Of repairing Cane seat Chairs atSl
No. SeS lAs street between New Yorf sv- -
enue sna sue.t. Her tar rs are very mod III
crate, eod she guarantees sacsfSstioa. tlid Chars
50 reseeted ~ 20 be rs servo abe ~ new les 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

FINE HORSES.
lsF ArrIved. a. j. G.. CcoS Co = LIyery Sta-
ols. hne lot yourg HORSES, anouE
hsm ssverai ysIy su,. rlor taidle and her- J
horses viii please cal suiof
J Z. COOK co.
jsaAs Penn srann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

We have purchased and vili have On ex hi i,ion
day or two, 100 pisces Of yesy choice and bess
ufsi sy.ss Of Lawns and OrEsndles. which We
WI sst y f1S cents Per. ysrd, And warrant fsst
AnElAts and other 6fsY 6oods for TrsSsIis r
Dreesss ~ III cent, Yer. cap -.
Pass .os Ss.s Msr 81 ssd Fla I'd, sy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JOS. j. May,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS.
sos pennsylvania AVENUE, "
between 9th and 10th streets,
a-imIf wuhlnston n a

SEALED PROP oSALS are invited until tbs
OF al the Cauck., shin and Tongues. Of an ne
enimls Killed IN the Government Slang liter House
a W1shingtnn and AlsxAnuriA-
animal. = - o ess-1
g. Z, U, 3. A., Washinrton. ID. G. is9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

Mary Keller villcall and see
l. her Pap. or Will send him word wher- he os n
have an Interview. che will much relieve his trop-
bled mild, 600 ... "a lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

H~THE SECOND LECTURE Of st. Alloy
JIG sius Institute. vhIoh was to re given thfs
evening in the basemsnt OF st. Aloysius Church,is
postponed to next MONDAY EvENINS, Juree 9,
on soooupt O. the v Gather. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

TOR sALE-The LONG BOAT ALLEGHA-'
Apply % the owner, HENNY l.. CARL ~
lon, Blafsn.hurg, Md; or to +. L -
WHITE, No. 63 LOUISIANA Avenue, between 6tn
and 1ih streets, opposite the Bank Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-04

HOUSE WANTED-Furuished, Uufurn-
n ish-d, or PATTY Fu-nished-in q central toca
ton in the oiiJ Of " sshinttou, of about ak TO
twelve rooms. good tenant oaB he bad BY apply
/. st the New FORK Intel irepoe Office, No 81
Ninth street, near Pcnnsylvanla avenue
ia sts N MILLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
TIMOTHY BUNKER, Esq,
Hooketto~u. Jan. llIh. ls62.

BEI,ErNs IiKpTNs ToE MiLErSs. This
i. often made quite -eriou. affair. in which
kick. and bruises are freely in,errhabged
bstwssn the frightened brute and the irri-
,a,ed master. MANY an otherwise cIcellen,
milker !. spoiled Tor lie by harsh treatment.
\ heiier. II well broken 70 the milk pail, Is
thereby made worth a, lea', twenty per
cent more-an increase which vii; pay Tor
much pAin.takins. Rarry's reasoning re-
.pectr-s horses applie- equally 10 other an
ima!s They only rv.i', when injury i' ap
rrrhendrd. and their natural instinct .as
ge-ts danger whenever any unusual treat
mvui ocSur. Every one hA. noticed how
.hya creature J. 10 entering s,rsn;e enclo''
ury.. or az eight o. new offsets. The haai-
ling Of heiier's has y - her avery enusu-
AZ Proceeding. and, IN adllIIon. the ,eats are
often tsaler, and the hag cAkcd and inaAm.
Il - a, to be painful under even gentle
touch. Traiuin. for milking should eOn
u.ence long lsfure ealving. First i'aeh the
animal 0. wa.i your coming by little pres
en,. of an apple. haadiul Of CORA, Or sale
or other deIicacy. She will soon rnad'ls
permit tie hard 70 b. laid upon her back
and spoy the gentle rubbing and scratching
which may Le given. Extend tie handling
To different paris Of the body. until she will
no, finch from gr.spins her iea''. aud the
work may be .OOu Aecompli'bet without
even q harsh word. This will bs . good
lesson Tor the boy. to practice the present
mouth. and teach iA,n patience and kind
ne... in addition to the good elects upon the
animals. fAmsncan Aericulturist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

C.srSG AND GArGrSG BuLlrrs. The Sci.
en,ise- American cay, there is some little
art IN eating bullet. propsrly. even In hold.
ns the moilt ssa proper angle to the lip
OF the ladle. In the system Of running
them into brass or Gun metal molds the lead
should not be over heated. and yet. II not
sufficiently hot. the ball will be irr-gular
and iull 81 cavities.
There sa particular temperature. only
10 he A.certainsd after little cIP-ri-nce, q,
which the Lad aows freely. IL 10 veil,
when casting = quantity. ~ have . lad'e
containing ten or fourteen pounds kept a'
ihi. heat. using much smaller one TO hli
the mold.. which should be provided with
long Jet or channsl Tor the lead TO run
through, anil Ihe molts should invariably
be made 20 fll from the bottom.
When a number Of bullet. have been cast,
they should each be successfully swedsed in
a steel die. 50 rs to compress the metal. and
render each bullet perfectly sol,d aud homo.
geooa.. The least deiee, io bullet fred
from smooth bDr. ere arm causes great
deviation IN It's Gisht
Riding remedies this defect In great
measure. ba, no, perfectly. For accurate
shooting. a. much depends upon the bullet
as upon the Or. arm"