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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-18
Fire and Inland Navigation
u va ~ IL EE "a N q ECO
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co. 3

EVA sS IL EE "a NN g. ECO
Peoria Marine and Fire InsCo. 81,
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE.
INLAND EAvIGATloN TRANSPORTATION and fIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates. sE
CAPITAL, SoVo,ooO'
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERIIILL Pres. ]. l.. T. POULAND, v. p.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary. y
DIRECTORS: s+s .-.s
ISAAC USpERHILL. p. HOLLAND, B. L. T. BoURLASD.
RICnGRF GREGG, WIN. FEM, JOHN REYNOLDS.
SAMUEL HOWE A.G. TYNG, THEADORE PERKY,
WILLIAM Il. PHELPS WM A HEBRON, L.. HOLLAND,
Office 80, Main Stseet.
V,IE following is the report the business of this
Office for the past year showing its condition the
3lst day of March, at which time the Capital was increas
ed to S500000 the whole amount of which subscribed
and s30o000 paid in. In view ofour Increased facilities
doing heavy business and also the large additional
security " offer to ourpestorners giving tl,iz COMPANY
a basis second other, therefore look for AMI
EXPECT large increase of business. IL Will
be tn aim OF the company TO so honorably conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage ofthe insurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment may be snfeient guarrany for our
pronlptness and liberality in thefuture.' g y =
Amount Insured the past year, $,3026,2sS.56
Received premiums on same, 4O,095,l6
| Interest aud exchange balance, 1867 10
| Paid losses and expenses, 2l,So4 ,SS
! E.f LIABILITIES
Capital stock, .lOO,Ooo,oo
| Bills payable, 5,ss2.50
! All other debts estimated, 1880
! ? = r- 81 81 a.. -
ASSETS.
| Bills receivable, amply secured. having from
| 5 to GO days TO run, IL, $50, 81
| Real estate, Office building, &c, S,l50,0u
| Cash on hadd, and due from Agents g d.
| and city customers. 1S.l33sl
Amount of losses in process Of adjustment $1,000
Amount of losses resisted by the company,
Amount oflOsses adjusted, due and not
paid, - 81 none
| PETER LANCE. Agent,
OfiCe, Shaw store. jefferson st. Joliet
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E0Rs general supply Of Groceries, Flour, Feed &c
- cal a. o. 8. sKnHRp
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A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling House
~ on Joliet St. north Of A. Cagwin,s residence
Apply 10 II. FISH, at his Lumber Yard Once
Feb. q, 1850 l.t
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S Lo MS roINTMEN Mt.

FOR Millness. Safety Certainty. Thoruughness
Slons ointmentis rapidly sup rcedius all other Oint
ments and Lininents -for tifs enre of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels. Rngb0ae, Polevil. Wudgas. Cailus Sp1yipe
sweeney. Fistuia, Foundtred feet. sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango aud Horse Distenlper,
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you want the latest style Of Pants and Vests go to
=, NulIAxs'.
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All OF which will be disposed Of at prices to suit Tie
strict.sl economist With the disposition and frmness
both promptly aud faithfully he hcpes to merit
6d,Ice OF the community and become the recip
lent of a bountiful share of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for all kinds Of rro,uce.
NV. QUINN.
J,ii.r limo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05
LATE LOCAL REES.

TIE EMANCIPATION CORNERSTONE - The
following petitions were received by the commts-
stcBers this morning: Jnsisb Melvin, 2 SLAVES
sarah Taylor aud John Wallace. AleK'T sword,
siave-Rschel TruKton. A. J. Brown, slave
Cecilia Caroline StrwsTt. sarah ] % BEien,
slaves-Ellen Ann Bell ADD Caroline Bell Jas
Tucker, slave-CarOline. Joseph HsTbauQE. 4
s!aTe-Letty Center. Sarah BramsE, ] slave
Rose. Samuel DTuTy, slave-Mary +. Thomss.
hugh w. Throckmorton, slaves-Iewis Sipio,
Solomon Ford, Henry WeaveT, Pa,s7 Jackson.
John Jackson, Dennis Viewer, Wsring Ford,
Joseph Ford. Jennings Piggott, 2 slsveS-Nsncy
Page and Eveline. Julia a. Bryan, I slave
Mary Shields. w. n. Langley, slave-Minnie
Ann Johnson. James Rhodes, 2 slaves-JameS
CHAMPION and Eliza Carroll. John Dickson,
slave-Andrew Montgomery. Mildred Ewel,
slaves Charity and Helen smith, EY-
cline, Benjamin, Sailie and Frederick Moore.
Fanny 81. Ewell, slav-s-Fanny, DavE and
Moses Martin, Louisa, Francis, MiTgtret, George
aud Mary Curtis Edward peeblr, slave-Eliz-
abetn. George Bender, slaves-Caroline Wood
and Milinds, Julia, add Rose Dyer. sally L.
Mathews, slaveS-Svdla, Jimmy, and Laura
sampson, and Gertrude, Maria, and Florence.
Eliza w Ringgold, sisve-Ps,.T CcOdwin. r..
Il. Randolph, alave-Lou!sa. Elias Travers, 4
s.ave-Henrietta Queen. Mary Ann and Henri
eta Kerr, I SLAYER bert wilkinson. Jesse
williams, guardian, slave-Saphronis Chase.
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: 7coNGRRssIONAL.
uXvI,,h conGaEss-ssosus s...i.-
.oNDay. May

MONDAY. Msys
SESAIE-Mr Wade "a troduced bill 90 corc's
public lands TO States and Territories fOt the zen
e1t OF agricultural cOlleget Referred.
Mr.. Wilson reported hack. from the military
Affairs Committee, the bill limiting the nun bar
Of major generals TO 70. End Of brigAdier generals
70 2OO In the service 81 the United stsies with
mendment making the number Of the former -
instead OF 20. ''-
The said bill was discussed by Messrs Haze
Clark and Wilson, until tie hour arrived for
taking up the special ordef-the Hon sstead bill.
when, by general consent,
Mr. Wilson introduced joint resolution rela-
tive 20 the exchange Of prisoners. Adopted
The special order, the (House) Homsitesd b'Tl :,
was taen takea up, and was advocated at length
by Mr.. Pomeroy.
HoUsR-Mr. Thomas, Of Mass, introduced 4
bill TO punish treason and 70 aid ia suppressing
the rebellion. Referred TO the judiciary Com
mittee. .....
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on WAYS and
Means, reported the b,l 10 credit the States with
amounts advanced by them In tue transportation
OF troops as an Offset 20 their portion Of the direct
tax. Passed.
The House went into committee Of the whole.
snd resumed the consideration Of the Pacific
Railroad bill
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Futile BarbarIty Of the Rebels, sc.
lPER TELEe RAPH.l


HEADQuARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroxAc, Nav
4, p. m.-RoH. EdtsiH NJ St1Htoa, Ssersfars
Of War:-our cavalry and horse artillery came
up with the enemy's rear guard in their en-.
trenchments about two miles this side Of VII.
lamsburg.
A brisk fgkt ensued. Just as my aid lef,
Smiths division Of infantry arrived on the
ground, and, l presume, carried his (rebel)
works, though have not yet heard
The enemy's rear is strong, but I have force
enough up there to answer all purposes
We have thus farseventy-o ne heavy guns, large
amounts of tents, ammunition, &c. All along
the line their works prove to have been most for.
midable, and am now fully satisfied OF the cor.
rectness OF the course have pursued
The success is brilliant, and you may rest as
sured that Its effects will be Of the greatest I'm.
portance.
There shall be no delay IN following up the
rebels.
The rebels have been guilty Of the most muir.
derous and barbarcus conduct In placing tcrpe-
does within the abandoned works, near wells nd
springs, near flag stats, magazines, telegraph
efhces, in carpet bags, barrels of -four, &c.
Fortunately we have not lost many men in this
manner-some four or five killed, and perhaps a
dozen wounded. shall make the prisoners re-
move them at their own peril.
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
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ANOTHER UNION VICTORY IN NEW
MENICn

the following dispatch per telegraph:
KANSAS CITY, May 1--WE have atyices here
from Santa Fe. The mail which has arrived
brings the following intelligence.
Another battle had been foug ht between General
Candy and the Texas, at Paralto, on the Rio
Grande, where the enemy had fortified themselves.
General Candy defeated them. Our loss was )
killed. We do not yet know the enemy's loss.
General Candy made detour and got below
the enemy. Major Paul, with his command, wal
in the enemY's rear. Thus the enemy will prob.
ably be forced to surrender, their only aterna-
live is to do that or try to fee to the mountains,
where the Indians friendly to the United States
Government await them.
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Latest from Fortress Monroe.
THE MERRIMAC.
THE FRENCH MINISTER AGAIN AROUND
GPer Telegraph.

fPer Telegraph
BALTIMORE, May 5, (from Fortress Monroe af-
ternoon, May i.)-The Old Point letter says that
the Merrimac remained out until 1 p. m, and
then disappeared below Sewall's Point
Since her last appearance she has had ram
twenty feet in length added to her bow.
The French Minister, NJ. Mercier, arrived al
Yorktown this afternoon In a special boat from
Washington. The Gassendi was to 90 up for
him last night.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTIcB Mr. A. w. Burns, The managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, Will
hereafter also act as the Starts advertising agent
DR.. g. b. Bsrnard's, corner Of Bigh and Bridge
streets, OF with g.. Craadell, No. 12S Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
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BOARDING.

EIRsr. Glass TABLE goARp-zzsT~.7TtI
u street, between aad n. Meal hours I'D
. e.ocz spT1v
RoARDlN6. -6entismen with or vlthout their
n tsmlnesy vlsihng Phlladelpsia on bu,Tness or
plessnre. VIII Ind superior accommodations 81 one
heI hotsl tIioes.1 In the mort desITa bic l0osfon,
no; lSvS Cheenut street, convenient % business
snS S =. ne public places Of intsrest Ps."snent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

a FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
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ulk D,
DIkD,
Sunday. May eth, Mrs. ALESANNA HILL,

On Sunday, May eth, Mrs. ALESANNA HILL,
IN the 65th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spsot alIy tnvits9 10 attend her funeral. on Tues
day, st 3o'clook .. m. from the residence OF Mr..
John Bonts. 500 Ninth ct, without further no.
On ssturcsy, May -. ct o'clock ,. m, Mrs.
Ann LITTLE aged 81 years. -
The relatives and friends are hereby invited to
attend her funeGai, on this MONDAY afternoon,
Nay .. ~ > O'Clock, from her late residence, No.
900 rem. avenue between LIST and ID sts.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
Extraordinary Announcement
MUSICAL o5 5iS's Msif St rs 81 ARTISTS.
The LARGEST ANIL Mo,r TALENTED COMPANY
ON THE CANTERBURY STAGE.
FIVE NEW STARS THIS WEEK
OLD n FiiiV5SSihiIAf Hes
MISS 5S fRi. 'sHTsff #
n' Fl: Ra. a Ms1so Ps sF' H''0''
III. lBUDWoRTH.
The bs MoS2s Ss Cham
snos In washington in two Sssrs. ''
Celebrate. HaA A's's1.a s. 1ass., AID Actor,
MoNDAts! A. SIs At IA ss',i Ugh. this ri zest.
ii How S3S' 70 GET r tr WIFE ffTEso'0 OIL
WILLIAM woRRILL.
Char piOn Song and Dance Negro.
By far the most beautiful and accomplished Dan
seuss on the American stage.
THE IL G} :SFssfHH7s'1 LAY.
The sweet o1sf.tio sonlshe..!
c.a RISH F4E Sxs boy.
MAMMOTH a1 c;e6sMpANY.
Mis-. Frank Z HsV MIS- O. s..S'F Francis. MIS-.
Frank seGSr, Mia. LILLY TsnsG Eii Miss
Entire Change Of Programme
4SmlsSSon cent: Gr0hss:se cssifs % sssa.
sa and
presspn will be given avaJ-ones 57o silver Cake
Mrs. Cov.y. No. $50 Ilth street. received sas
nlv.r Cake Bssket on Saturday last. ms
FRANK LEMoUNT, the Pleasing Ballads.
j. MASTER WILLIE and the Star Company at
the Contlnentsl Opera House thu. sysnirE: II.
HUMrHfEEEE ay5ss : s lIgs55EENEMANNs
On CAPITOL HILL,
Will open tor the season on
A pANclNss 9 sSPksk Me- ssy IA MONDAY
Ths public in general are respectfully in
Choice BEER and WINES constantly on =. }
manu-. ~ I-l4s-
L Patents, Caalosue Of Cufiosities md Govern
sSof pGs:
eoris; Bafnt Pstsnt Ones ksporss; CHEAP Books
furniihed % PedlsI:i MLi5siy Trlsisj Milisary
lhoving over ADO miles; many .tbousaGc Cheap
Book. .keoolleot ohesR rent; Large sales, iov
'r ms LINZ 'nf'' over EAT LfREb ahi1TfSTkR.
M. rjEd EkNcH MILILlNEEa cry ,o,m w.
Deisvan Hosss, las just arrived With a Sc ~
loot stock Of FRENcH MiLLlNERY ofe&S
the latest styles and fashions, TO which shsS$
Washington. sp&-lws
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MARRIED.

in Friday evenings issue, the I'd instant. there aD
lesred that Of John p; kean.dy. Of New York, to
the Rev DR.. 6urley on IN 18th Of septe nber ,ss.
I pronounce the whole Of 10 incorreot-no such
sannah g.. Pullin and ths undeI sigpec.
JOHN r. KENNEDY.
Washington, May s, 1854. ns
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TIE INDIAN HERB DocToR IF. Tumblety, M .
ID. from Canada,) will describe diseasss and tell
his patients the nature Of their complaints Ill
ness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge FOR consultation or advice.
van!s avenue, corner Of 7th street. apps
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh St., near r. fe 2y-3m
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WE REsPEcTFgLLY CALL THE AT
w tsnton OF the pubic to our advertisement in
the National lntelli genosr Of sale By @. Nor
gan. Esq trustee, By decree Of the Circuit Court
OF keal Estate, oonsishng OF several improved
Lots and guares variously stuated. As this sale,
which viii be % the auction rooms ON Monday al
ternoon, the Sth instant, at o'clock, will be Pc
remptory. rare Inducements are offered TO those
wishing % invest in real estate.
WALL q BARNARD, AuctIoneers,
ap9 South corner Pa sv. and eth st.
EOR sALE-eo or 100 feet OF HICKORY
HuIS. six feet long, qua tered and BARRED,
suitable Tor Eovernmsnt Pnrlosss, Insuirs Of 3.
y. Hall, one mile from Beltsvills station, on b.
. o. 3. 3: ma So.
ENsRAViNa-kNeRAyINe,s eu v,Sa
Wedding, y,sitins, and Businsss .csrds. Notes,
3 .9rds, Msdsls, arms. Urest: Hypfui. Conn
Petss 40 90. Neatly executed AID With DIS
fatcn ~ 23B PE- ayeF ue.
C. J. HQLYLAND.
Cnpgsr Plate Printing. m2aw'.
kfeis ga. "A .ssy nee Da;sy q daro'e ar
L ness HckSE; ridss vel Snder the ~
ssddis-ths properly OF . sentsmsn Who I@0
has no fWther use for him. There ls noAA
moro ssrvioeabis no. % In the District. Warranted
sourd, N good condition, 30. He can b. seen at
the stsb,es Of Dr.. John 6rssson street., bstvesn
~ end itfh 90, nSIv,
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GROWERS THEATER
VI (THE NEW NATIONAL,)
Pennsylv anIs Avenue, near Fourteenth Street and
WIllaTds' Hotel.
LEONARD Lessee and Manager
II. b tHlLLIPs---.. ct4E6 MANAGER
Last Appearance but oIe OF the
Last Appearance but oao of the
Last Appearance but one of the
GREAT CONGdESS
EMINENT coSMIcA ARTISTS.

EMINENT COMIC ARTISTS.
MISS LOFTY HOUGH,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
MISS EFFIE GERMON,
MISS JULIA NELSON,
MRS q. G.. GERMON,
MISS SOPHIE CLIMBER.
Mr.. z. L. TILTON,
Mr.. BEN ROGERS,
MR., BOKEE,
MR., WARD,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoKD's ATHENEUM.
josEss EWSs1Propre.05 snS MM. .n:.:T
ki sa.s s EYE, flss of
TELL,
~, THE HERO OF SWITZERLAND.
Gssls, John n &C oIlou.h
TUESDAY.
Ton Fa af'l SNE SslisIt'f SS SffGGaif'0f
EDWIN FORREST
LucIUs ,uNtiiUs BRurUs.
ADMISSION.
Dress Clrcle and Parsuette.-------H cents
SSeSodea ssat--------- ----- ------.-'--Si
1ScSsaysrs Ss ss.t. - - II
Privsis Boxes holding ei1hD---::-.sio
BE-. Once ossos op.n from till ooieo zen"
' 0p'h ai PHf Haif'' % Tis Treasurer.
AN IMMENSE PROGRAMME
- CONTINENTAL 3, S5ipERA HOUSE
With Host Of stars. IT.
GROWERS THEATRE.
hs. elected .rTsnssmsn;s With " the SoTIa-r e.
moved Pianist.
L. M. GOrTsCHALK.
In conjunction with Grau's
Italian Opera Troupe,
Academy of musio, New York,
mME ES Ss s. sANsPs I;m, Dom. coD,,.,o
ssIISSN9B BSISiM ,IoLI the great Tenor.
The famous BsTi.ons. brother of the late Amodio.
In A
Musical Director and Conductor.
This sres. combination Of Musical celebrities
will give in Washington.
THREE sf TfG PE EEffFGFYMMENSFEAL OPERA
May 7. 8. and 9.
ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 7.
Tbs Programme will consist of
GRAND GOTTsCHALK CONCERT.
vi ten pieces, assisted by Grau's Italian Opera
COMPANY; named as above, and the LAST act Of
Donizetn's tragic Opera,
La FAVORITA,
IN FULL COSTUME.
NINE. ELENA D'ANGRI in her renowned role
siS iBRRfiSSiSSioLI a.. Fernando.
The Orchestra will be under the direction of the
distinguished conouOtor, sic mUZIO
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Cllcle 10 cenu
Reserved Seats ST.
Family Circle. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 oeLts.
OIooestro Ihalre. 81 81
Private BoIes----....-----....-- 10 &C.
Seats may he securei, commencing this morning,
~ onday) et O'Clock, .. M, at metzs otis Music
Store.
Doors opsn at IA, performance to commence at
8. m5-St
MISS MARY WALTON, the Be.utiful Vocal
lfl let, will sing ssveTGl Beau Iful Ballads at the
Continental Opera House this evening. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Max Stfakosch, Of musica
nanagership renown, 10 In Washington.
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MADAME ARABELLA, the Great French,
lVl English aud Italian Operatio Singer, will APP
pear at tae COatinestal psva House this evening.
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For all who desire to have the color OF their hair
changed with safety, certainty and rapidity, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by ]. CHRIsrADoRo, 8 Astof
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by al iialr Dressers.
Price 81, 81 50, and % per box, sccording to
size No, D.
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FoVRrH WARD STATION CAsEs-bgors Jtsttes
HGIt1.-John w. Graves, fighting; dismissed.
Frank Rivers, do; do Martin Van Buren,, sus-
piclO. Of larceny; do. Murty Donohue, drunk
and disorderiy; fined -.
Moaday-Reddy Gleason, drunk, and insulting
lad,es; Hned Sis. James Godfrey, murder; CON-
mi I'D TO JILL by Justice Dom. Thomas Carte,
90 costs s. cents Thomas W alsh, druak; dis
lag
AM ONE having copies Of the Ersaiag Star,
oe,e september IA and December IL, 1861, will
eoafef favor and receive a liberal compensation
fof them on application 70 the sar once.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befers Jxstiss
CIaTk.-Sundsy.-Thomas WEIGH, drunk; dis
n 5. sIdmsre, disOrderIy; dismissed. MARY
Riser, drunk; dismissed. Alice Smith, drunk;
wOrkhouse 80 days J. Gilmore, disorderly; dis
missed. +. Gilmore, do; fned sl-ei.
hned 80 81. Lawrence Egan, drunk; wofkhouss
50 days.
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V.r.,, A RARE caANcE

VALUABLE PfECE or PROPERTY FOR
sac 90 Penn. avenue, between 81 and Sd streets,
eocth SIDE. with improvements two email frame
houses, fronting on Penn, avenue, IN Lot No. Is.
Seuse ~ Ieet, Lunnns oeSt 70 81 elley u feet
ton spply 20 JOSEPH r. KELLY, Are Il, on sth
street No Sol, between and rev / orb sv.
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsKRvArIVR,
Is invaluable with his Dye, a. 1t imparts the ut
most sOftness the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the tai:
Price Sc lis, 81, and 50 per bottle, according
t. size. may 5-eo1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

POLICE saturday, the Fourth Ward patrol
men reported the following cases before Justice
Clayton james A. Wise, assault; security for a
further hearing. Also, for threats; do. John
me- assault; do. Also, for threats; security for
peace. Mary Cornell and Michael Cornell, do;
d.. Johanna Kane, do; do. John Kline, do;
do. Cutharine Donovan, selling liquor without
license; for further hearing.
Before Justice Walter. Dennis Shannihan
dunk; hned 81. Isaac Montgomery, hackman,
refusing 70 attend funeral when not otherwise
engaged; dismissed.
Before Justice Murphy.-Murty Donohue, sus.
p.cion Of larceny; dismissed. Isaac Herzberg
pIrchasing a stolen watch; dismissed BY Justice
Johnson. VIM Sessford, assault with q knife;
d.. Thomas Brown. rioting and fighting; Jail
David Donohue, do; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

FOh SALh-TEo medium size HOUSES N a
wax Of the Patent Ofioe, and several krst oIsss
evenings Also, several Imall ERAMEs, on the
Island. Apply az ts9 lOtA street, between Avenue
and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05
LOST AND FOUND.

A OST-On Saturday MI ut, smsl six PURSE
IL t.rdJ's1 containing four 81 n tvs ard some
sna chance; one ssue Of ohaia on purse urcken.
Tne Under will please return it 20 592 Pa EveEus,
and blIse the owner. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

Gen. MeCIeIIan's 0fieIai Dispatch.
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Battle I'm Progress near Williamsburg

He Overtakes the Flying Enemy.
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CAPTURED Yesterday, a man rode rapidly
through the streets Of the Third and Fourth
Ward Patrclmen McDevitt and Pendle fol-
lowed in pursuit Of him, and caught the offender
and carried him TO the central station, where he
gave the name Of Kahler. He proved to be the
servant Of military officer. Justice Walter fined
him 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

MAYORS OFrIoE,
Georgetown, April 10, 1852
This 10 TO certify that my hearing having been
much impaired for some time past l placed
myself under the professional treatment Of Or.
Won Monschzisker. After few weeks Of his
care l experienced a very perceptble improve.
ment, and at this time my hearing Is as good as
II. ADDISON, Mayor.
Eye and Ear, Opthalmic and AuIal Institute,
227 Pennsylvania avenue. IT.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-30
Interesting from, ship Island.

WARRINGTON, January "a
The Navy Department has received dispatch
es from the Flag Officer Mexican, dated Ship Is
land, January 9Th, in which he reports the arrl'
val at that place of the United States Steamer
Mercedita and the United States gun boats WI,
mona and Sycamore. By the first named he had
received the communication of the Secretary OF
the Navy, and in accordance Herewith he Will
dispatch the frigate Potomac to Vera Cruz.
Having been informed on the 3lst that reDel
steamer was at anchor near Biloxi he dispatch
ed Commander Smith, with the steamers Water
witch, New London and Henry Lewis, to capture
her, but upon reaching Biloxi, it was found she
had been removed, and Commander Smith de-
manded the surrender of the town, which was
complied with, and a detachment of seamen
and marines landed. A small sand battery. was
destroyed, and two guns-a9 FOUNDER and o
pounder-brought off. The place was found
almost deserted by the male population, but was
crowded with women and children.
schooner loaded with lumber was captured
and brought out by the Henry Lewis. She is
very useful prize, the lumber being much needed
by the army Quartermaster for the construction
of storehouses, and the schooner making serVi-
ca Bile lighter.