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MtRsHAL's SALE.-In virtue of vrits Of a.rf
w faciss issued from the Clerks once Of tie
County Of wsshin eton and 70 me directed. 4 VA
eel at bic tale ter CASH, front Of the CousS
asSs S., dS OF Of saS soSs on
i p,s piece or pare: Of tana called Mos.a
district of cols%bis aud ecssaes ss f SsSss1
dsnnps Tor the ss%s e stone -. second sss.
east side Of ReedY Branch. and on sSe sou:h lee q
The old Bl adensburg road leading To Georgetown,
one and ihrse rhs De ior rarass os
sh .s north seysSty,si, dsgress west ak and
ty-foar perehes, north twenty s;s Serrs.s' ...,
twenty perebes, north city ave and hall desrpss,
west ten perches, north seventy one degrees, we'd
eighteen perches, To stone AZ the southeast car-
nst q . l8 s four e sss sss, Of sha
one ana ss.rtsr desre o. hes rs a s esn
nsrksd P: H, Isls, then south eishty.sir ssS :
pike road, then south four degrees. east one sSa-
a sep sa MIs sas ..
eight snd perches. stili with the ssid res1 .
sSs 1--WE and o. dsass se:
AMI IS fo Perches - the boundary line Of the ~
the fsid boundary lin (. ~ str Il ht i.ne 70 -.
ginning, containing ninety seven acres and "a
Ard also That other, srae, q Hand sssi...as :.
sRs Sao Rock ssn Creek es' $500 sssc
70 Zee nstsh Gss III
rssd and stone; thence south dsg - mia, -
Corner thssos se sss I'm ssla ssrnss 70
TRACT, eein tast large trsct q Aed svps1
the 'ps se II Jss fs,sd .nd issssd
satisfy gadicisls Nos 80 ISL. 30. ls %, -
sos saf Has e Hss s 'sIn S. e ,,,sf
Birch, Geo ". Tsrant. F.rsstu He;ssss.s O.
Aaa Allison Saiior use OF VA Mah q; Il Hssxos
oea-ds Us. Msrs6ss. 81 b =
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ItECENY-On Thursday officer Grump ar
rested a cOniraband girl named Lucinda Rich
ards, III the First Ward, on the charge of rob-
hing her employer, Mr. VIM Hughes, on the
Island. of S2o Mr.. Hughes had been missing
small sums of money for some time past and
on missing the above amount had her arrested
She was taken before Justice Drury, and ac.
knowledged The crime and was committed 20
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

AT THE DOLLAR SToas, 43s Penn avenue near
AZ street, is now dplayed the best assortment OF
JeYelry and Silver plated Ware in the city Dror
In there aud supply yourself for 81 no 9-iw-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

MoEE IOsPITALs-Scyrral additional build.
incs for hospital purposes are being erected on
the vacant lots adjoining on the right of Doug
las Hospital.
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BUFFALO RoBEs ell sizes, Wolf Robes, Skunk
Robes Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Hue. Green.
Red, White, Grey and Plaid may be found At the
avenue. between 10Th and nth sts no3-lm
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III. c. SPALDING, trustee.
no 36O& DIS J. c. NEG CIRE 4 Co.. Auses

MARSHA AIS SALE.-In virtue OF q writ OF osr~
w taciss, issued from the Clerks Once Of q .
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columb ia for the
county ef Washington and TO me directed Il Vim
expose at public SALE Tor cash in front Of me COAT
House door OF said county, on IN URsDAY, the
18th day OF November, 1852, at u clock m all de-
tenasnts rgbt, title claim and interest In and 20
Lots Nos ID snd e, in square No u.s. in the CITY Of
Washington, ID. G., together with an and angular
the improvements thereon SER ed and lss led upoo
a. the property of John C. Romele and gill be SOFA
TO satisfy 1udicial No ~ 20 October term i3a in
favor Of John W. Ridenour, use Of 2 pson u. RID
WARD n LAMON
oc q dts u. =. Marshal q
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Ny aREKN WILLIAMS. Auesios~e,s.
INRCSTEEN SAIL OF XAIu AR1< u IMRH0H4

NALO
b.srins date on the 5ss dap % serse1 Ser Isn and
recorded ia Lieer y. As. No. l6. folioe "a Sl2
as and ss, one Of the land records o. wsshi1xtoS
county in the District Of ColuG ra the pdeess6n~d
trustee viii on fHrpAr. me 5sh day Of pscembes,
ses, At O'Clock m, proceed to cell. in froet u
the premises the following DESERVED parts Of iotA,
in the city Of wsshn stsn and District Of Coiun "a
and being psrts OF eb Of ground mum bercd tveoty-
eisht and twenty nine, in rc>esssiiou n TO- W.T.
Bexnning Tor said parts Of said lots piece or psrce
OF ground 1t point eighty bur feet and four inch
est4 fect inrhes, socshe.iy from the northwest
east line Of the fifteen foet alley; thence sdSainl
esstysrdly fifty feet 20 the dSFisioa line befvSeS
eaid ist No. ~ and lss No. ~ Ia AID rese~vsfirn:
thence rur ming sousherfy aud With aid dividinC
linz forty three feet sn6ene inch 60 the north lin
o. the main alley in said reservation; thse~s rus-
nfty feet 60 the southwest angle % said lot No a.
thence runnns northerly along the line of ssSd OF
teen foet alley fortythree feet xna inch 10 the
place OF seg!nning, esntaiaing about tve -heassnd
one erea ana any, sas.esfset Of gross4,
consist cf large two story brick dwelling houss
The above described property fronts on the Iins
OF the public alley running through FROM P.os-
streets vest. W
Terms OF sale: one-fourth cash. and the balance
N 8, I'll, l? and - months. tie p.rchassr to give
ferred psyments, the payment Of said notes 10 .
secured ~ deed OF trust upon the premises.
II the terms Of sale be not comm Piled With v;shtn
nye days from the day OF sale the trustee reserves
the night TO resel the property NJ the risk and ce
OF me de isutns purchaser, upen giving eve davs'
20 IS eo&ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Acct,
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AUCTION SALES.
FgfuRE DAYN.
By @, Mr0y,flH n co. au~,

y. G. Mcguire a CO.. Aset,os.er,.
'HtIsIEES SALE or yALCABLE LoYs-Ou
nONDAf. the 18th hay az NsS~W6er, q No.
Of Isst d.tsS "a ser,sYSer. iaas. and s.is -
ecr es ~. L,nsr B., Ne, ~, feaiss snd =
60 shall lSs svc, IS Sr lsJ snd sevsn. ~ 10
~ hSG "a ~ .sa Of psrt 81 ssesrs pua ssrs1
s.sner Of . street north ssd ssts ssreSs ~,ss' "
Terms: Siss cash; esisns- in G. Z, aud n mcssAa
isSs
An eonysysncins 81 the cost OF ts~vv-chsss~.
IL the terms Of sale sre not onvH~d vstS v,shI.
three dsys there1ft~r the trustee rs~gves tie tss
10 resell at the risk snd enP-sse % The dsfsultns
'1 ns 1i.;S. &c k.hdAHNfsst 90 To,., ss
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

BY. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneer,.
TRUSTkB,S SALE OF PART OF SQUARE,
FhIpAS 1se h
At the Auction Rooms Of Jas. C. Mcclure a Co,
Ris, and duly recorded in LiSsrJ. A. s.. No. iss.
folios - 49, 1872 and 49, one OF the land reco~ds
Sia We shaft sell part Of square mum bered eight
hundred and twenty-'ight, begin ming for the same
ming hspce east Win the line e Of So4ss
one hundred sud Eve feet one inch. thence nortS
thence with the line of street. and nsrthwcstetis
IN me n1r.hwest corner Of said square, theace
Of beginning containing twenty -four thou sand isAs
hrndred and twenty tive square feet, more OF ie...
twelve and eighteeen months. with interest,
SECURED BY deed oftrust on the premises.
ave days sitter the sale, the trustee reserves tn.
ing Star, NJ the risk aod expense of tue detaasas
purchaser.
All It The e9st Of the pusehss
JOHN e. ,naRKSEss Trustees.
By J. e. McG CIRE q Co. Auctiooesr,.
TNRCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
j BsTArK Is rHE CIrT OF WAsHISGros'-sx
virtue OF deed OF trust recorded among the lad
Is fios @ e tO ssa o D. q Il r.. G.s
cords for Washington county shall sell nj vu1,sc
bcr. instant al balf-psst four clock n. NJ on s,,e
premises: the following described real estate sis-
say lots numbered ten. tia,S eleven. iiJ a1a sss
teen, tl6,l in squsr- numbered enc hunirc1 sad
sixteen, llB.b
The terms Of sale are: ne-fourth Of the par
chase money in cash; and the residue in notes Of
eqna! amounts at six, twelve, and eighteen monsas
with interest from the day of sale: tie def.r-,d'
payments TO be secured by potes sstisfactory 20
the trustee and lien upon the property for the
purchase of which said notes shall have beeo re-
spectvely given. -
IF the terms of sale are not complied With in eli
PARTICULARS BY the fifth day after the sale. the
trustee reserves the right "a reself non Eve aaxss
notice, at tie risk and cost ofthe defsnitns par
chaser or purchaser.
COnveysncins at the expense Of the respective
purchasers.
III. G. SPALDING, trustee,
no i1o& DIS J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auses.
DUBLIC SALE On TCRsBAY MORNING. De-
Il cemher Cd. 81 10 O'Clock n. m, by order OF khs
Orphans Court, we will sell st public auctio1 fSs
personal properly Of the late Thomas ". Biisos
of Montgomery County, on the farm seven mites
from Wsshin 81 on. consisting Of
seven Ne groes, Horses Cattle. ooo weight OF
PORK, Proyender. one Rocsaway. wAgee- asd
Carts. Farming Utensils, and fLoasehosd aad
Kitchen Furniture. &c
Terms Of SAle: All sums under S0. cash. over
$50, credit of six months. with two spprov~d
securities; notes bearing interest from day Of sais
n. B-No prop-rty taken away until the .erwS
OF sale complied with
RICHARD r. WILSON, -.
LEWIS MAGRUDER. EXECUTORS.
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MANTED-IGO tons COTTON RAGS, for which
w the highest cash prices will be paid. by
GO0DELL BUSHEE, 500 street, and 80
LouislaDs avenue. no J Ian.
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T. L II 81 FL s..
Il e S!.i
Just opened, an sk.snsiye and wei assorted steek
of La Do Is and CDILDREN'S DRESS and FAN.
CY FCRS, made expressly for our retail trade by
our house in New York, and warranted to be the
best IN this market.
Weespecially call the attention OF purchasers To
our RISsIAS SABLE, MARTIN, rITCu. MINK,
CANADIAN FCRS, consisting in Laliiss' aud
Childrens Iippets, Capes, Nantes, and Gentle-
Wedsfy all com petition Ia this line
At the same time we bring a remembrance our
stock oil LADIES' CL0AKS and MANTLES
DRESS GOODS, and general stock of DRY GOODS
which is daily incressed with the newest And
choicest patterns of fashion.
- RemembeT-fS Market Spa CO, near Seventh
street, under the Avenue House
no slim 9. 4 W. MEYENBUR9
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MILITARY oTrIcRHs will find the Mattress Co,
small space, fitting into a canvas bag tits strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge at will sad is so arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay straw II il made Of DO tn ca r
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
OF Aiisn Clapp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10th
Ahd lith sts. Oc3-im
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EOR RENT-A first class Furnished Double
Il PARLOR. Also, several Furnished ROOMS
with or without Board, Bath Room. gas, at No
43o St, tetw en- "A and Sd SITS. doors below
ncighborhoOd. The Parlor will be let to first -class
tenant only. no I1-Iw*
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FENsioNs.-Aprlicatons for pensions con.
tinue 10 come in daily by hundreds Already
over l,OCd applications for invalid pensions
have been received by the Commissioner of
Pensions, and about 1900 applications for
widows pensions. Up TO this date, about 600
applications for invalid pensions have been
granted but of widows pensions 4 smaller
number have been allowed, owing to the una.
Noidai'ie difficulty and delay iR obtaining the
necessary evidence OF service, &C. from the
Adiutant General ONCE.
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kXcErITs.-Sinee our last repor: only eigh; =
r''crni-S (for the P"nasytv01is Re--,rTa Oo-p-}
Ia W arrived.
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E'OR RENT OR SALE-The very large MAN
! SION and GR0U ND8, No. 30 l. st. corner Of
9th street and Penn. avenue. Enquire on the
luz
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FItISMEN WANTED-Three or four TIN and
i SHEET-IR0N WORKERS. The best of wages
paid for good workmen. Call At 4. L. & Ill. L.
Gregory, 321 Penn. avenue. DC -
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EOR RENTING DESIRABLE ROOMS, con-
Il Meeting and nicely Furnished, in q private
mily. for S25 per month. Enquire at 4O6 Tw m
street., between ] and X no I5-tf
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Wanted TO
rent, for from one to three. years g Furnished
First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box
65. Washington, d. c. se4-tf
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IGOR SALE-An eligible BUILDING LOT, in a
Il central locality, ahsut one squar- from Penn
avenue. Inquire OF Mr.. VIM. ORME, No. Big D
street, no
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We are requested to say that the statemcntir
Yesterdays Sor in reference 70 the srrest of the
tampbelis, an GEORGETOWN, that 'sone Of Detec-
tive Baker's assistants, on attempting 20 search
the louise, was sumnartly elected" l. incor-
rect, IS he wsS not interfered with.
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TaX Hosgoss oP WAa can be greatly initigsted
by that sovereign remedy Hoilovay's Ointment
IL vii. cure my wound, however desperate, If It
be well rubbed around the wounded parts and
they b. kept thoroughly covered with IL. Pot
Of thia Ointment should y. IN every msn ! KNAPP
rack Only - cents pc POI. III
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT --One suit o
l. ROOMS on irst flo or. and other Rooms may be
hsd by applying at 436 & ST., opposite Patent
Office. NO 1I.Itt
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LOST AND FOUND.

EorGp-On the premises OF the undersign-d
IL dark BAY HORSE. with " hite face. The owner
j. requested 10 prove properey, paw charges aud
t-ke i'm away. c. LEWIS,
TsnsllytOwn road, mile above
no !55t' Georgetown
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R0OK STATIONERY AND FANCY FORE FOR
- SALE.-in e. tabiiShrd Store in Georgetown.
C., doins Grst- rate business ia now offered for
sale. Terms made sonable. Applies tion for the
Post Office. 80 no7yw.
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observation-disclosures has reached this city of
the death, on the 10Th of October, at St Pierre
Martinique, of the Rev. Andrew G. Carothers
OF this city, United States Cons al at Martinique
The department of State, in communicating the
intelligence 10 his friends and pastor Rev Jno
Z. smith, says - gives the Department
much satisfaction 10 assure YOU and the nm
merons friends OF Mr.. Carothers that, in all the
relations which he sustained TO the Govern
mint OF IN" United States, he discharged his
official duties with industrious zeal answer
wing loyalty, ability and uprightness"
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CoNVoR. AID EsEr IN 0Iy NisUtE.-Corns Bun
ions CaIiosi.ie5 Club and inyeT:ed Ssus Chi
biaos. Frosted sud ender Yet, enlarged anf dis
ea~-i Joints Ws-ts Moies end NJ; E.cresceBss.I %
tAo Feet HsE-ds al Pace c,it ID Site-su. Pc
inconS.aisSces - tie pst:ent By D.. White, the
vei.-RnoVr airocoii5t a, 4.a Peuisytvsnis ava
n,e urss yoa-sH half street. four doors sSo ys
20 t"0srs- = ~ Apa 9'h-a ~ Ac.t - vi 's-i.
no Ss.a- c1S0
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"ANTED.-ve buying SECONDHAND
w PURNITCRE, STOVES and BEDDING Tor
which We paying the hi CHEST cash prices Fam
lies declining housek &c ping or having a surplus
of furniture will find ii TO their advanta ge to give
ua a call. BcNTZ GRIFFITH,
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E0R sALE-A BARGAIN-A HORSE AND
Il BUGGY with Harness and Saddle and ~ :
Bride. The horse is only 5 years old very IN
Kind and gentle, we'll gated, and in eyeryNA
respect an excellent family horse. Buggy and
harness new and substantial. For particulars in
Quire at sSS street, At the stable of DR.. Greg
son, on street, between 18th and Ath, south Of
Pa sv.. where they may be seen oc Ylm.
E>OR SALE-A one HORSE C0UPk. Eaauire at
L GEN. McCLELLASS, corner 18th and II Sta
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"ANTED-A lady of Baltimore, wishes {, pur.
w chsse CAST0FF CLOTHING, either mate
or female, for which good price will be paid All
persons having my such goods TO dispose OF will
leave note ut the Star OF c. add ressed to EF c.
\. b. Lsdy's Clothes preferred, for which good
price will he paid no I,-tw.
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NOTICE--Those in want of Employment OF any
kind wohld better call or the new Intcllige- sc
OMce. No. 511 Ninth St, where the best Of pay
will be given to FIRST class Servants. have always
applications Gu hand for good Cooks Laundressas
Chambermaids, Walters and Seamstresses; also
for Young Men 10 wait on Ia bes. n private families
or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
of good help will lind il to their advantage to ca H.
N.B.-Houses wanted. The best of tenants can
no Aft n H. MILLER
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- SEWING MACHINES,
A large stock, OF different petterns. for sale AZ
$50, lo,. ,,:,s su,tShle for family heavy taiioy
ing WORK. n r SD MP CD.
500. Howard street Aalt more
AZ S2s Superior PaLuy sewing Mznhiues ON
esh.hifion 81 Mr.. e. PKECs5'. i25I. SeTenth
street, WaSbington no4-izl'
WSAPF'ss f4 Z .ss.. =. ,...,
wi .YkAack TAILOR,
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TAKEN CP By THE SUBSCRIBER, RIvE
i cows. viz: One larc~ red, with hell en-: one
la ge white, with red ears; two small red and white
aud one black and white. Also, eight others of
various coiors. The Owuers are requested to come
forward prove property pay dams and take them
away. WN. DOUGLAS
Near Bennipg's Bridge,
no li-1- Eastern Branch
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Il $50 18th street, east side, between @ and III
stIcets neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, ana PAR
LORS. The neigh borhood is of most esir a bic
IN the city Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No Children in the house no PIT
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nEslRABLE ROOMS TO LET-Several neatly
~ Furnished and dasira bic ROOMS can be secured
by applying at 46s street, between 18th and 18th
sta. Charge reasonable. no hat
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"ANTED-E,ery person to know that am in
w the mar et, ready to pay cash for all articles
in the hoHsefurnishing line: Those leaving the
city or haying surplus. will do well to call X
BUCIlLY, 42c Seventh street, between G. and IT.
least side } Dealer in New and Second hand Furni-
ture. no left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-23

Gl5Q kESs-Io Let. HOUSE; COURTYARD AND
hlOO Gnda trsAt Ase for nve o. ten years,
L. Pitt F1T npd FIFTY third streets, an
knh, Tenth and Eleventh Inqa OF oeneiAi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-23

A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE NEAR THE CITY, BY
n frequent trains grounds nree acres tastefnly ar
ac f SALE very cheap; will exchange very favorable
terms Tor as'rs souIHRI WOOD, 81 Na.au street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-23

AfANcHEsTER WATER cURE.--THIs CURE IS Lo.
Il beautiful village OF Manchester, Benning
county VI 10 miles Troy, the Troy
For beauty OF scenery 1t Is ssed, the
streets white marble and shaded.
direction of L. II. 6praguc NJ D., regu-
lar educated and OF Is years practice
water together with efecrochencs ana medicated
baths. We invite the sick 70 mountain home, and
pledge do them all the good that lies within
power First class hotel table for Boarders Terms
sonAble In {ure of DIR. A. W. BROWN, No. Great Jones
street. address L. II. sprague H. D., Manche ser. w.
CUMMIT HOUSE, N. J.-THIS HEALTHY SUMNER
- resort situated the Morris aud Essex Railroad is
now open for the reception Of visitors.
J. b. RICHIE, Proprietor.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. MAY %, 1862


ID ROOKLYN BOARD-22l STATE. STRBET-PLEA-
ID SAINT furnished ront Rooms second third hoosi
good board gwen and bah; plea
location. Terms very lew, for single gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-23

lot. .CHRYSTIE STREET-0NE DOOR ABOVE
LII Broone street. Furu shed Rooms 10 let. VITA or
without Board Also few lsdies be accommodated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-23

JEG PRINCE sTREEr-sT. CLAIR HoUsE.-Er.E-
loo gan furnished Rooms, With Bedrooms attaches,
with ali The convepjences for housekeeping complete, In.
Guiding aud Crotep water oie 10 reyssable families,
or pff 2entemeps
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-04
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Ch,easo and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives 81
sl5A. Mi, and 7.s5P NJ. Closes at VA NJ
aud 5P. M. , a..
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mall va Mo-
line, Ws,sr,own, Hampton, RAPIDS Cay, fof'
Byron and Cordova arrives at s'o A. m'' ana
closes at 6 p, m. .,..
Davenport MAJ arrives at 9.lj AN, aud 80 2
N. Closes at6r.a
Ogulpkd Mad, via Pleasant Ridge, Hamlet, Yer
ryton, Mlliersburg, Monroe, New Boston ah'
kethsbnrg, leaves Monday, "Wednesday aud
FRIDAY, ats 4. NJ. Arrives Tuesday, lhlfsdal
aud Saturday, atA".n
Macomb Mad, wa. Presumption, farlow' -
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North hehdef
son and Aledo, leaves wednesday and SATURDAY
att An. Arrives Tuesday snd Friday at
p. ~.
C,airs Point Mail, VIA Prainehed, Rehland
Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, Rural, Norm fIa''
re and Henderson, leaves "wednesday at =
NJ, Arrives Tuesday att Pm
Cambridge MAJ via. Pcnn'ylVana, onon ana
Andovrr, leave. wednesday at ! 4. ". ARRIVES
THURSDAY N 3 ?. ~ 49,
Camden Nus Mad, leaves Monday, Wedhssd'!
FRIDAY and Saturday, At \. NJ. ArfEes Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and saturday at ?. ST.
Coat g4Hey Mat leave. tuesday, Thursday ana
SATURDAY. # nas no regular hour tor departure
No mails sent or received on SUNDAY!
Office hours from 81. N. TO p
On Sunday open from to loan
C. Tku EsDALE, 7. VI.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-04
DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
MAI tKR MOMENTS.

Eastern Mail Via {. 3 K. |. X. R.-C.oses at
: o'clock M; closes at 1, @ clock p IN; arrives at
10 O'Clock a IN, arrives st O'Clock m, sun
DAYS excepted.
western MlI--Via VI. & VI. K. R.-CIoscs at
9, o'clock IN; arrives al -. clock ~ SUNDAYS
excepted.
Northern MHl.--Na Lyons s Camanch e.
Closes at 9 O'Clock M arrives at b O'Clock = m
N,rihsra Mat va Dewitt Maqaoketa.--
C.oses Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock
= N: arrives Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at
Gu'Clock p N.
Route 30. lO955-Nia Blue Grass, ctc.-Closcs
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock M
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at y o.
clock p IN.
Ryi, 80. lu9ls-Nia Ipton--Cioscs TUESDAY
and Friday at - O'Clock N: arrives Tuesday ana
FRIDAY a. - o'CluCk N.
Sguiheri MGH-N,a Burlington kc"kuk
Closes SUNDAY, Tuesday and Friday at " O'Clock
D N; arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday at :
O'Clock m.
Route No. 1881 Via BuHai"-Closcs Friday
at ; O'Clock a M arrives Saturday at q O'Clock
N.
Route No. l0gjO-Na Annamoso * Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday At ~ IN; arrives Thurs
dly at II IN
HJurs--Oiiice open at o',ipck m; closes at
O'Clock p ~. Once open on sunday from 10
10 o'alock m
IL As the principal mails are carried by rni-
road, all the time ns stated IN the ah"v" notice.
Will be RAILROAD II dE the clock n the sup
erpte Adenrs oihce, NJ. & M. depot. beng the
standard. ChAS, IL kLDhlp"t'' ! NJ