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INDIA RUBBER 6oops.

We advise all our readers las we know they
are Obliged to purchase the above named goodS)
to embrace the present opportunity as Mr. ii. A.
Halt intends to make a change In his business,
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 60 cents per pair, ard La
dies Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for ChifdTen's Beds
ian article that no family should be without)
only so cents, for ten days, at the India ubbeT
Warehouse, No 30e Pennsylvania ave-, between
9th and 10th streets, Washington, ID. c. ap l2-tf
DoS'T PUT 1T OFF FOR ANOTHER DAY, but call
at once at the 'tPeople's ollar StoTe,b No. 1873
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four and "a Ealf ct.
and secure for the small sum Of one dollar, one
Of the many beautiful articles OF jewelry, silver
plated ware, &c, &c. ap H-M,w fdS&
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FOLfcE.-Yesterday, the Fourth Ward patrol
men reported g. 8 Pettibcne, for Islander upon
W. II. Dupree, and Iupree for threats against
Petiibone; neld to security each In me sum Of
$500 10 keep the peace. The case was tried be-
fore Justice Walter. Christian Miller, charge of
obtaining money under false pretence: dismissed
Justice Walter. r.. J. Cooper, selling liouor
witho1ta license; for hearing before Justice
Clayton.
The Third Ward patrolmen reported Jackson
Harden, drunk dismissed by Justice CLARK. yno.
} Rocker, firing pistol In the street; dismissed
by Justice Thompson
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ANY FERsoH wishing 10 procure lean Of q few
ing at 456 Eleventh St, between and II. apH
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FERsoSAL.-Bon. Jno. :. Csrlile returned from
his home IN Virginia Yesterday Hon Carl
scbuIz, Of Wis; eX-Gov. Hicks, or Md /; Hon. n
ID. Foster, of Pa; hon. VIM. Wall ,ofN.Y DR. ].
C.Ayres, Of Lowell. Mass Hon. Cyrus w. Field
and Edgar !. Van Wrinkle, Of " Y, are at w IL
lsrds'. Hon. NJ. F. Conway, of Kansas, is con-
valescing.
Lieut.. Gel Cuse, Light Guards, r. A, and
Capt Byttersea, X N re at the National Hotel.
Capt. Schenck, u. ;. N, Col. Dorc hester, ". Y.
:. v, DR.. II w. Bellows, of tae Sanitary Com
mission, Brig. Gen. SaIton, U. s. are at will
iardS' Hotel
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Mrs. r.. 6. ETcHIsoN tho. IL Pennsylvania
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,) has
just received from the North the largest, finest
and best stock Of Fancy Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, Bonneh, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks,
Flowers, and Millinery 6 Gods generally, that she
has ever had 10 which abe calls the attention Of
the ladies' Of Washington and GEORGETOWN apl4 st
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CoRSs, EIc.-Those afflicted with these
troublesome things, whether hard soft; also
those troubled with Buaions, Callosities, club
and ingrowing toe-nalls, can And great relief ana
satisfactory benefit By applying 10 DR.. 6. w hite,
l26 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 6;h
streets, Room 2, second floor.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot IF - Z street, !
schoonsrs Commodore Conner, Gilmore from
Baltimore, with IS co.. feet of lumber for VIM
Mclean; Federal Hill, WbeatIey, same port
with 100,t 90 feet Of lumber for Mr.. Mclean and
Mr. Lehman.
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DEAp.-The wife Of Hon. A. w. Clark, r epre-
sentative from New York, died on Monday, OF
typhoid fever. The body has been embalmcd by
Drs Brown and Alexander, and 10 to be sent to
Wateftcwn ". Y, for burial
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OPIHALMIc AND AURAL INSTITUTE, 227 Penn
sylvania avenue, devoted exclusively to the treat
ment Of all maladies Of the Eye and Ear Deaf
ness, noise in the head, speedily cured This
Institute Is In charge OF Dr.. Won Moschzisker,
Oculist and Aurist, and has already secured the
patronage Of some Of the best known citizens Of
Washington and its vicinity. spI6.3.+
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DRAKK's PLANTATION BIrIERs.
g r 16Sn n

tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic In the world. II Is CON-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure 81. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all 6rccers, Druggists, Hotels and Ss.
looms p. n. DRAKE & CO.,
ap COINS 202 Broadway, New York.
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Bass BALL PLAYERS can be furnished with
bats and balls at A Adamson's, Eleventh. street,
opposite General Post Office. apI6-3t%
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MEASLES are prostrating the Volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them
Soldiers be warned In time. Holloway's Pills
are positively infallible In the Of this disease
occasional doses Of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only 25 cents
per Box. 22i
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FOUND DEAD Last evening, about 10 O'Clock,
a colored man informed patroImen Meredith and
Sullivan that a soldier was lying dead near the
ONCE Of Provost Winter, OPP Oste the south
gate Of the Capitol, and on proceeding to the spot
they found the body IN STOPPING posture, the
head having a large cut in the forehead, lying
near large cog wheel. The uniform OF the DIST
Pennsylvania regiment was upon the man, and
the officers Of the regiment being notified, recog-
nized him as one Of their men, named Humph-
feys, and took charge Of the body. His skull
was found 70 be fractured, and the wheel had on
u some Of the hair and blood Of the deceased,
thus leading 20 the belief that while he was on
his way to The camp (south OF the Capitol) he
fell against the wheel ard was killed. The fact
that he had twenty dollars in his pockets would
dispel the idea Of his having been murdered and
robbed.
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CANTERBURY HALL:

CAN'LNDuhl htA hhHtrEK Bury HALL;
oTm'r' d 81 W. sFgsf k A'ssERa K0o"'
in point Of spendor. Talent and as.pse ABILITY
mAMo ifq" @ qss ttsfH is'' Ans BALr
MORE COMPANIES.
Crowded TO its ut,no,t ospacIty With an audience
TsE S GREAT M sds
ffRs ssf' Th f' THH wSs e. '
In evidence Of
COMBINATION OF STARS!
ObSeJUs tbs Brilliant Ltst Of Names
the EQUAL of which can be nowhere found In the
MISS MILE FOWL ER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
,,, nm ASp IBs Court OF BEAUTY,
MINI Miss k.T Z skI EE sseak.
MISS EMMA. MILES.
Mis Mss s!t 1ukI sR kAiSRaS,Np.
DELEVANTE BR6THERS, DAN
The DARING GyMSAsT.
The A. ..1f J. qPSIB sGHff."n'
Anu wv : u DICK PARKER,
/" jean I5AE fgEk Ssx;;
BARRY. CARTER, hA"'hi'"'
LEWIS NJ. CLARKE.
OPS LAY!
A New Programme, n which 8 the Com
New .Sns sg IN w sNssfaELs
the b;st Eth,N5.sn Troupe IN the CITY:
The Ethiopian Burlessue entitled
The BLACK STATUE.
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CHsrADohos EXCELSIOR DYE
Is unrivaled In the world.
No other Dye has been analysed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors.
No other Dye can be applied 20 rapidly.
No other Dye 10 30 lasting In Its Effects
No other Dye improves the texture Of the hair
lsaiyxsd By Dr.. Chitor,
Chemist 90 the Croton Water Board of New York
and certified by him to be as harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab
lishment Of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CHRisrADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, si.so, and % per boz, according to
size. No.2.
CIisrADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
10 invaluable with his Dye, as It imparts the ut.
most softness, the most beautiful gloa, and great
vitality TO the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and % per bottle, according
to size. ap 2-eolm
In AN ANOTHER COLUMN may be seen few OF
the many testimonials from well-know citizens OF
Washington, and they speak louder than any,
thing we could say. IL 10 with pleasure we lay
them before q candid and appfeciative public
Our people are tired Of theories. When man Is
dies that are SURE 70 cure him, and such person
Is found In DR.. molety, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and zee for yourselves ye lame and suffer
ing,
oh We Iheumatic and dying come and see,
Light shall again the faded eve Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
INVOKE Gods blessings on Tumblefy.
desire your PROSTATE hearts 10 LII,
Your bleeding wounds 20 cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gift
Relieve The rich and poor. ssess :
THE INDIAN HERB pocTon
will descrfbes diseases and tell his patients the
nature OF their complaints or Illness, without re-
ceiving any Information from them.
No Charge for Consultation or Adries.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl.
vania avenue, corner IN street up i2.3w*
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AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.

FoRD's AIHEsEuA. Manager Ford produces
Damon and Pythissn to-nig ht with Mr. Forrest
a. Demon; and will be ably sustained by Mr..
McCulloch and Miss Athena. The beauty and
comfort Of the house and the employment Of the
best talent Of the country makes the Atheneum q
most popular resort. ......
WAsHINsrcH THgITER Miss Ince will to-
night personate - Ion" In the play Of that name.
She received veIy enthu Sastic plaudi last mig BIT
as 'sEvadne" and will doubtless be equally sue
cessful this evening.
OPP FELLOWS HALL.-A number Of new and
laughable acts, dances. songs, burlesques, &c =,
have been provided for this evening. BurlesQue
on the play Of the - Stranger and the Monster
Concert, will doubtless attract largely. New
ballads, new budget of fuu, and new characters
are offered.
CANrERBuRY Misses Mortimer and Fowler,
with the entire company, appear again this
evening. This afternoon they have gift matt
nee. The ladies viii Of course be on hand.
WAsHINeToS ACADEMY or Music Free Con-
cert, commencing at p. IN. Vocal and instru-
mental music. Signor Albertine 10 here. Re
freshmenis OF all kinds.
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AssAuLT.-As Mr.. Maxwell, who resides on
Twelfth street, was passing up Fifteenth street on
Monday night last, and when near the corner OF
accused him (MaXwslD of endeavoriny 10 deprive
him Of situation. Mr.. Maxwell replied that be
must certainly be mistaken, % he had never at
tempted anything Of the kind with any person
Thereupon all the parties struck at him. fnfiiotng
a severe blow on the right eye. Mr.. Maxwell
knew neither OF the parties, and does not know
that he ever saw them before. After Intiictinc
the blow the parties passed on. This occurred at
sk o'clock In the evening, and in public part of
the city.
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w AsHINeToN AuA6EMY OF MUSIC.

w AsHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NO, 2t9 PA. AVENUE, roUTu SIDE,
Eef,cseH 9ih and l0th SIS.
Every evening remarkably fine + rec Concert,
embracing eotlOns from the best olassjc nut sic,
and the most Popular Operas rendered IN
better style than in any other American concert
saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer. Sisnor ANTONIO
TIBsRTINI, PTima Baritone IRON the Ct Carlo
Theater At Naples, has boon engaged and will as
slst the entertainment Of the evening with the
finest Melodies and Songs ever pTodlc: d in this
Tke guest and the public are inyitsd. and m,y
rely bpon having every comfort they desire: In
addition 10 tho fne,t mus SO in Washington. the,
will obtain on call from the attentive attendants
decldedly the best Refreshments for sale in the
FedAral Metro polls:
Officers constsntly in attendance to keep good
order. Concert comm eGoipg at< M
ap u ST. HENRY RUsENThAL. Prop'r.
DATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIES-Guida 10
Il Patents, Catalogue of Curlosities and Govern
mont Gardens, at the stand in Patent Office; RsTc
AnhSuerian Books Government BOOKS; Dcop-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re.
ports; Burnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap Socks
furnished to Pedlers; Military Trials; Military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coast
showing over 2eCe miles; many Thousand Chee,
Prices UP stairs, over Bank Of Wsshrgson;
PEN ii f sARNE EassI1NAssE
ever; Tnesds; and Friday Fri an @ GLASS
evening as o'oioct. Music by Prof Geo. Arm.
Temperance Hall will DO let for Balls, Parties,
&c. Apply az above. fe ID sm'
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CAN'T BE BEAT

T CAN'T BE BEAT ~
HE Subsori 1ers determined to accommodate
az persons, either IN pleasure or bust a 0e5R 3 !.
n IS; have gone 10 large Q, psn,e 10 the S
purchase OF CasriaEes, Buggies and Sad XS2E
die Horses, all for the use Of the public. Families
wishing 1t, can ct eli tmes procure nice oarTisge
WITH sente horses and . good and careful driver
Orders sent 10 the stables with streef and number
Wal he promptly attended 70. Charges as modorsSe
Is NE times will allow. Horses tehen a. livery.
Sixth street, one block south of
~ IL In Penna, avenue,
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CONTINENT AZ OPzEA HousEs-In order to
make further preparations and i'm provements,
the management have concluded TO defer open
ing this establishment until next week.
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GI0 REWARD-S:olen about I2h o'oI ock m,
SnO this morning, q m'dIum sized grey
HORsE, with government saddle and I'm
blanket; horse had no shoes on; and lame d6
IN LEI, foot; branded U. 3. He vas stolen from
'front.' OF hlsler's Restaurant, ID ct. Any in:orms-
ton concernIis him will be recaived 81 Mr.
Algler's. fspI-t0 PHILLIP ZiTrLE.
oSF.On Saturday last, between Clssett a
- msJ.s store aEd the corner Of 10th and s,s |.
ssmsI etrusoan SLEEVE-BUTTON A reward
OF 81 will be paid il left az Mr. Semt ems Jeveer,
~. aV. NH q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OuD FELLOWS HALL. NAVY YARD
PROF. Brs155S 81; s ss5JJsD LECTURE
u..,.., "yIRsiiNlss:s A.. ,.,
Admtence Is cents. 1tf
WASHINGTON THEATsR,
49,. Sossha llrH AND srsxlI.. v
Lossec And Manager Mr.. GEORGE kuNkTt
Third appearance in nine year, Of The talented
American trsgedienne,
MISS ANNETTE INCE.
Who will sfpssr
THIS EVENING
In her great character OF
In r.fourd, iS ,STilinr 'l.,of
Admission Is, 50 and IS cents and 81.
F0RD's ATHENEUM.
JOIN B. WssHI -. -- -D ,rrstsse Msnsser
THRU WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST.
wEDNE ES%lS E y6RaEs,tA 'nln"
b bXsSs SaS SF;@ rfs iss sf
rHua spWik Fy pSSssss4 f'rilr'
OTBELLO.
EDWIN FokREsF u sis as' cR:r.ot.r
Drss. Circle and Pssustts--
6oSuIod ssate-' .----- ----- .'----Si
1alooDy Ssats - ----- ----- -----''.'-yi
0roaestra Seats.
Private Boxes tholdIng eight $50
falliy Circle Observation-Disclosures cents
Doors opsu att; curtain rises ats.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
6Iand Ellis Of Enserts qment H,ii b, presents5.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" SecsHth ST., near Post OFes,
6EORss Lessee and MaEaEer
Third Week of the Grand
Continuation Of The Stars Of MEnStretSy,
Kunkel's Nightingale Opera Troupe
,,,,s .n sSiR EE ESD STETHLSFSrs -
MONSTER CONCERT,
,,,;,u Ia JULIEN.
Admission IS cents Reserved Seats 50 cents.
apH A. Cassidy, Agent.
ODD ELLOW VS. HALL,
TUESDAY, .wEDNEsDaY and THURSDAY
PROF. BENTON WILL LECTURE,
Suhjeot-ViRGINIA;
Inustr.t. by Tnany besutiful
Dtorantc P,e1US
Of noted places In the State and Battle Scenes 80.
ecturs to commence at O'Clock.
Abundance "a cents. ep l4-N
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLAINtIELD ACADEMY,
NzAR CARLISLE, Pa.
The sd session 40 seekO Commences May 5th.
Terms go per session. Circulars at Star Office.
To H. 8 few VACANCIES sdores.
r X. BURNS,
ep llmeo Plainfeld. Cum Co., Pa
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN or ALExANpRIA.-
Christopher Neale, Esq, formerly Judge Of the
Orphans Court Of Alexandria, died there yester.
day. Judge Neale was a native Of Prince vii.
liam county, Va but settled In Alexandria In
early life. He was q man OF str lat integrity, and
dering his long life enjoyed the esteem Of the
whole commuaity - sf'
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SECOND WARD Station CAsEs-Bsfers Jssties
@ ,rsak kons, disorderiy al the thester;
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Admission Is cents; Dorchester Chairs % cents.

Afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies ana Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at 2 O'Clock,
When lavish d. stribution of Elegant Presents 10
made: Rich and Costly gevsly, Books. Fancy Ar
tcles. Toys, Sewing Machines. ana magnificent
silk Dresses.
The Sewing Machine was presented to Mrs. r..
D. NJ org an Saturday aftsTnoOu--tlokot Nc, 24St.
Admission q ceuts Children 10 cents. 6p4
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REPLY TO LOYAL CHuRcHMAN MY. Editor:
Permit me to say few W ords In reply to COM
munlcation signed "Loyal Churchman,' In your
Friday evenings issue Having no personal
acquaintance with either Of the clerical gentlemen
therein 20 severely cepsured, aud no sympathy
with the cause 90 which they sre accused Of
adhsring, IL cannot be said that I'm actuated
by motives OF undue rartiality In endeayor-
ing to show that their conduct In refusing
to read the prayer Of Bishop Whtttingham
10 consistent with the most perfect fidelity
TO the church and 10 the National Government
In my opinion, the Rev. Mr.. Morseil has already
done 90, but as his honest, manly statement failed
70 c. nvince q t'Loysl Churchman," and perhaps
Others, IL may not be amis to give one or two
additional reasons.
II surely cannot be claimed by any that implicit
obedience to the mandates Of their bishop Is In
all easss the bounden duty Of the clergy under his
coutrol-that were to suppose him possessed Of
infallible wisdom, and also Of sovereign power
over the actions and consciences OF men. In
recognizing the justice Of a principle, or the
righteousness of a rule Of government, we should
seek to discover Its necessary limitations. AL
human authority, whether civil, spiritual, or
parental, has such Limitations, and may at times
be justifably resisted. And IL evrr resistance to
bishop Is not only excusable, but a duty, II is
when he imposes a form OF prayer In which the
heart cannot join. To offer such prayer is an
ofense against higher than any earthly ruler.
To me, and doubt not to many others, II appears
incomprehensible how any inhabitant Of Wash
ingfon could ,isesrely return thanks to God for
d. livefance from the " terrors' Of siege and
blockade, when he knew he had experienced only
annoyances and inconveniences, and numbers
among rs not even these. The texts quoted by
" Loyal Churchman" are wholly inapplicab.e TO
the subject under dispute. Secessonlsts have not
expunged them from their Il bles, and have as
strong faith as we In their binding obligation;
they only apply them differently. Their belief In
the duty Of obedience to constituted authority is
the same as ours-theif error 10 az to where that
authority lies, supposing II vested In tie State,
instead Of In the National Government. Would
IL not be the wiser course to endeavor by ar2u-
ments and explanations to convince those who
hold to this delusion, Of It's nature, extent, and
consequences, instead Of reviling them for cling
Ing TO IL so tenaciously and defending II reso-
lutely! T. A. E.
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NkNTED-An experienced COOK, who uL-
w dsrstands her business and can bring the best
city ri ferenoes, will fed good home and liberal
wages; TO cook for three In humber. AIso white
Cir, who understands we'll homework, washing
and ironing, Irqnne 2ist and Boundary sts., OPP
poEite w lizard place.
sp l5-3tt MRS, BALCH,
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsgs-Be Cors Justice
Wdlt1.-Catharine Farrell, drunk and discrderly;
dismissed. l.. w. Shelly and Julia GRAY, do;
do Margaret Williams. Louisa Grayson, Eliza.
beth Taylor, Virginia Brown, Kste Boyd, all
oOlored, do; fned SO each. James Martin, in
sJlting persons on the street; turned over to the
military. Hugh Mcclure and Thos. Kinsler, dis
orderly; do. Chss Bentrick, drunk aud disor-
Derby fined So 50. John Chester, sleeping In a
wagon; do Sl-S8. Chas- johnson, sleeping In
the street; Thos. Page, sleeping in wagon; f.
Dorsey, do fined 81 So each. c r Belts, drunk,
dismissed. s ID. York, do; do.
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DEscENT UPON RAscHE.-ln an alley between
Third and Fourth and 6 and II streets IL house
kept by q cOlored woman named Catharine BOYD ,
which bad grown TO be great nuisance In the
Deighborhood by reason Of the conduct Of persons,
white and black, male ard female. who congre.
gated there Of nights. The Fourth Ward patrol
men made descent upon IL last night, and cap
tured a half dozen negro girls and three young
men, the latter occupying positions that should
have prevented them from being caught In such
a trap. They were all Gagged in the station house
last night and when taken out for trial exhibited
much modification. Tney were reminded by
Justice Walter that cohabiting with negroes Is no
recommendation for young officers, civil and
military. They Were dismissed. The negro girls
were fined SO each, (see Fourth Ward cases;)
ana the readiness with which Catharine Boyd
plsnked down the ten and twenty dollar pieces
for her girls indicated that she had been doing a
profitable business In the alley. The police are
determined to break up the rancho.
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WANTED TO RENT-A Pleasantly located
w COTTAGE or House, fuInIshed, with a
garden attached, In the city OF Washing on or its
lTmedlate vicinity for . permanent residence, If
sui ed. Address, stating location, terms and con-
yysnleDoss, 1T. M. W." Box 11k, Post O6ce,
Washington. ap II cost
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HOTEL RoBBgRY.-For some time the propIie-
tors Of the WI lizard Hotel have been missing piece
after piece Of their valuable table furniture costly
silver-plated ware, china, linen knives and forks
&c. The loss growing In importance, officer
Farming was employed to discover the thieves,
and IL possible, to recover the goods. With the
poll tan Police, he arrested James Hepburn, Add
son Harris and Louisa Harris, VIM III. Curtis
aud Isabella Curtis, and Patrick Barbour all col
ored servants In the hotel, and upon searching
plated and china wares, knives, forks, linen nap
kins, &c, amounting In value to between two
and three hundred dollars. The parties Were
tlken before Justice Hazard. who, after hearing
the evidence identifying the property Of the
Willard Hotel, committed Hepburn and the two
Harris 10 jail for court and dismissed the others
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WhNTED-Fo our good FARM HANDS. They
must be sober. Eoaest, industT IOus men. and
inS, and fam work generally. Apply at Locutt
Hill farm 18th stIest Dad. near the frst toll gate,
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ORPHANS CoURr-Jsdgs p EyeeR-The Court
was occupied Yesterday with the disposal Of the
ordinary routine business, passing accounts, ac-
cep:ing bonds, &c. 49,. 49, -.
Mrs a. Kelly, widow of the late Miles Kelly,
wss relied before the Court, and required TO en-
large Der bond as administrative upon the estate
Of her late husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-16

WANTED---A good COCK, aud ore Who c.n
" rash AID iron. Good references required ct
430 ID 81, ap rs II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-16

WANTED TO RENT-For a permanent resi-
w tsnCe, good DWELLING HOUSE vita a
,irlor, dining Dom, kitchen q I'd four or FIVE cham
Dsrs ouse situated In the northern rarI Of
w sshlDgtOD or in GEORGETOWN would be preferred.
Address "a. \ :" Box "a star on 40 is 81