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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.
However the garment may be- it receives equal
Amount of pressure 1t is also sufficiently strong and
arranged that it can be by power for LAUNDRIES
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &c. Although it is
small and simple Machine, ii is able DO large
Of WORK in a short time.
This Machine has been oroUg hy tested for hree years
past and found to ito everything that it designed
do And after any one buys one of them and hnds it
will do what claim for it, the return it and have
their money, as all my agents are to do this
So there is chance for to humbugged by giving
them trial, and it may he just the thing you want
To wash with this Machine, put clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with warm
ter, then them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require ubbng
excepting the very dirtiest parts, such rs collars and
wristbands, which will require but slight rub With the
ha nds BY this process you will to your wa
ing in less than half the time you hy hand, any
oher machine in USE and mnc easier. and and
your clothes ike the rubbnr board AMI twisting
the water from tbcm-aS yor the principle
OF my Mschn~ is to squeeze i"s,cad OF rub and twist
which evade> all frctios.
Ma ufacurrd 1T Norhhed. VI.
. " chine en- Xhihition 1T 8raman Tildcn's.
4 INGALLS,, Agent.
Oni't of the n. iiny ward Compan,,}
HANUFACrURERS OF INDIA RUBBEE GUops, :
20 3iiik and - Congress Streets
BOSTON. MACH lsr 1862.
, To Manuf acturers, the Trade, aud the Public
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company to Metro
politan Washing Machine Company under the license of
Charles Goodyear to said n. Hayward Company for the
use of Vulcanized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right to such application to the Bailey machine was
caly reserved, ard is exclusively owned by the N Hay
anteed the trade and manufacture. and the only
invention which the Vucanzed Rubber Rolls and
erngs for Rolls, do not turn the shaft, smut the
clothes.
The injunction granted in favor of the N. Hayward
Company, joint complainans. and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation fully establish the rgh
to this article in the n. Hayward Company ANY 9TH
Err REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in
tended impose upon the public false representations OF
title a. we'll worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut. n. HAYWARD COMPANY.
THEo. C. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRE May s, 1862.
This may certify that have used of Bailey's ash
ing and ringing Machines and say that it will do
all that is recomme nded and am satisfied that it
onehalf Of the work in washing and wrnging, and will
dry half the time, and is great SAVING in the
OF clothes. A. NJ. JACKMAN, Barre Hotel.
MONTPELIER, April II, 1862,
This may certify that l have used Of Bailey's
Washing and Wringing Machines year, and
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

MONTPELIER, April II, 1862.
This may certify that | have used Of Baileys
Washing and Wrnging Machines one year. and
am satisfied that it me in my business the help Of
at least girl besides saving large amount in the
ear and .ear of clothes. LEVI B0UrW ELL.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

a Newbern correspondent Of the Traveller
reports that Gov. Stanly mas declined to aid in
returning any more runaway slaves. lie re-
fused recent application, saying tina, he had
no machinery for executing civil process, and
no military force at his disposal for that pur-
pose, and ne could not again interfere. Gen.
Burnside says THAI his army shall not be used as
negro clIchels
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

JEFF ERsoN CITY, Mo-, June 10. The yo,. NV
when The Convention refused 10 continua ,nn
present provisional Government was recorsic.,a5
. al Tie action Of yesterday reversed-45 n,n,t
resolution expressive Of confidence in Gov
e'hor "amhle ana the other State officers was
passed unanimously. 0'' 10
me oIl. allowing soldiers Of the State TO vote
DIV tue coming State election was uassed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

A,EHrHls, June u. A special dispatch
" '"' New York Tribuae.I 1t IS reported that
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FORTRESS MONROE, June Is L: is intensely
not here. Two privates were sun-struck to-day
Both, however, will recover. The Hygeia Hos
pital IS nearly emptied of patients who were
going to New York in the Fulton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

NEW YORK, June b. 4 letter from the armv
u 'ne Potomac to the Post, says there is a
camp rumor that an Irish regement attempted
10 desert from. the rebels. They reached Nec6an.
icsville Bridge, but ran after ii few shots ware
nFe0 from our picket guard, and that they are
now under guard "'e
A letter to the Philadelphia Press ties that
oe'er'ers are arriving, and report that there is
great number anxious to reach our lines not
only North Carolinians, but men from every
rebel State ''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, June a. Robert NJ Palmer
Minister to the Augustine Confederation, die
at sea on his way home.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-14
~ TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
-GT'CLOCk A. NJ.
>ooo. Dispatch TO the Erening Pest.
W WASHINGTON. Innn L

No0d- DlSPdfth 10 he Erening Pest
WASHINGTON, June Is.
N. p.ser the Government Superintendent
. .e.,or i;.aus "a Soath Carolina, has arrived
".,.. g..~r.sa.on ilaiJor on tuesday.
t.y aerc.s auder Hen Benham had occupied
,,.., Island amber Protection Of our gunboats
r.. rebel forces at Charleston haG been greatly
,,u.n, d. Deserters say that 10000 men
.7m B.auregari' army had reached there and
.,.ry Ir4raratlou WAS making fora stubborn de-
.rr Of the ely. Com Dupont thought our
,r.es could moi safely proceed until we had
.ruger force.
There was heavy hiring from the enemy. du
M. + part OF Tuesday, but there was no an
rre6ersior OF danger from any attack on our
oops,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19
Latest from Fortress Monroe.
The French Minister Hints to Secesh
that French Tobacco must not
be burned!
Norfolk Still in Flames!
The Rebel Loss as heavy as ours in
the affair of the night before last!

BALTIMORE, April 10, from Fortress Monroe,
April IL 1.-THE Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday,
speaking Of M. Mercier at Richmond, speculates
In relation to the objects Of his mission and says
1t is Gan event fraught with grave Significance.
The most probable solution, II says, 10 that q
French monopoly OF tobacco underlies the whole
mystery. We believe we declare the popular
determination when we AFFIRM that the Confed-
crate States will not tolerate any diplomacy which
places them beyond the pale Of public law, and
attempts In their very waters their very nation
ality. Let u but be true to our honor, and we
shall at least win the acknowledgment Of pos
terity that we deserve to be free"
The Norfolk Day Book Of to- day mentions that
in the skirmish Of Last night, Colonel Mckinney,
Of a North Carolina regiment, and twenty eve
men were killed and seventy five wounded.
There was very extensive Ere In Norfolk last
night, and IL has continued to burn all day. Sew.
eral buildings were destroyed.
(Nots.-The natural conclusion from the Day
Books article noticed above 10, that the French
Minister, M. Mercier, has distinctly notified JET.
Davis & Co., that they must not burn or remove
the tobacco, now In Richmond, long since bought
and paid for by the French Government.
The tone Of the Day Book proves that he has
probably accompanied his notification by an In
timation that In case Il 10 not respected France
will surely "bring" JET. & Co. cup with q
round turn ED. SrAR.l
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. N.
sevtre skirmishing In front Of Nc.
DevelPs Column!
The Unien Loss I!
The Rebels Burn the Frederleksburg
Bridge!

We have Information from the portion Of Gen.
Mcpowelih army that on the day before yestef-
day marched from the vicinity Of wsrrsnton
Junction upon Fredericksburg. The distance
was nineteen OF twenty miles, which IL accom-
plished by Ia m. yesterday merning.
It's progress was disputed by rebel force Of
one regiment Of infantry, one Of cavalry, and a
battery Of artillery, which attempted to make
two distinct stands. They were however driven
across the Rappahannock after -fieting upon Us
loss Of Eve killed and sixteen wounded, (all
cavairy,) including Lieut.. Decker, Of the Harris
Cavalry, killed; Col. Fitzpatrick wounded, and
valuable scout, named Britton, badly wounded
Col. Bayards horse was badly wounded under
him.
Immediately after making their escape across
the RaPpahannock bridge, opposite Freder-
icksburg, the rebels applied the torch to It, and
thus DELAYED, temporarily our progress into the
town. BY this time, however, that obstacle 10
probably overcome.
Ii Is not known what had been the loss Of the
rebels in the above mentioned skirmishing.
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CANTERBURY HALE
~ CANTERBURY HALL,
(Formerly the Washington Assembly Rooms,j
.AST NIGHT of DELEvANTE BROTHERS
LAST NIGHT OF JULIA MORTIMER.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
in point Of splendor. Talent ard X espectsbility
MORE toMPHNlEs. DALI
Crowded 70 it. utmost capacity With an audience
:. AT TaE GREAT CANTERBURY .''
FIRST ST TFATESf III faE wso6sT.b. '
COMBINATION OF STARS!
Observe this Brilliant Last Of Names
the EQuAL Of which can be nowhere found in the
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
AND THE CoyRr OF BEAUTY,
MIS- Mfss sF thfaaiE r fkfa aNttE'
MIS- HTs5 fk kASA S MiitHs,
Mls MIS- sst 5GLI RF kAlNSRaNS,sp,
DELEVANTE BRoTHERS. A'
The Ethiopian Comedian,
And ,ss 4: y; TALBOT.
Joan jean G GEE9ssFTl' : N"'
MAs s4Ey ISsH SEXkiK.
.BARRYJ CARRIER i9EhS AANihfoN'
LEWIS M. CLARKE.
Anew prSsI ANN II ii .his ( q 81 tn. Com.
binstiop will appear IN their beat acts.
the best EthiCs..n Troupe u the CITY!
The Ethiopian Buressue entitled
THE BLACK STATUE.
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The LATEST ~ TRLEGRAPH.
LATE FROM YORKTOWN.
A Small Union Advance Party
Badly Cut Up.
Gen. Smith said to be under arrest.
[Per Telegraph from Baltimore.

FER Telegraph from Baltimore
BALTIMORE, April 10, (from Fortress Monroe,
April Is.-This afternoon there arrived here from
Warwick 81 wounded men, and the body Of Capt
Reynolds, Of the 9Th Connecticut-the fruits Of
some mistake made on the night before last in
the Union outposts. They formed partof q small
detachment-ls3 men In sIl-thst was sent to hold
certain Of our rife pits. They were furiously at
tackled by the rebels, and lost % killed and 50
wounded, some OF the latter being bsyonetted, IL
10 said. Some Of the wounded here complain
that their disaster the result Of failing send
them succor for an hour, when they mis- ht have
been sustained. They also say that Immediately
after the occurrence Gen. Smith was ordered under
arrest. As yet II IL entirely unknown here upon
whom the responsibility for the result Of this
skirmish rests but the prompt arrest Of Gen.
Smith, IL IL be 20, shsws that the Commanding
General means at once to check such occurrences,
by holding his division commanders imms Stately
and bring TO due punishment the subordinate
officers who are justly chargeable with disastrous
neglect, II they be really the culpable parties.
Especial Telegram to The Star
BALTIMORE, April 10, (from Fortress Monroe
April Is III have Just received information salts
flying me that the accusation Of some Of the
wounded on the night before last against Gaaeral
Smith is unfounded. The Norfolk Day Book
admits the rebel loss In the affair to have been
about as great az ours; and we hear from War
wick that no arrest Of any general ofacer has been
made, and that in the camp no blame Is attached
for 1t to aught but the fortunes Of war" The
truth IL, 1t was a hard contested hand to hand
siirmish, In which both parties displayed most
determined courage, and met with about equal
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Movement on frederieksburg.
Especial Telegram 10 The stsrl

o. Road bsftessa EedsrteksbErg asd
Aqrts Creek, April rs, ls62.
We occupied the suburbs Of Predcricksburg,
on the len bank Of The Rsppshsnnoci, at seven
(7D O'CLOCK.
The troops under the immediate command Of
Brig. General Augsr left Cstletts station yester-
day, and made forced march across the country
Of % miles
The advance under Lieut.. Col Fitzpatrick, Of
the Second New York.
The IRA Harris Cavalry drove in the enemys
outposts, and charged and captured one Of his
camps
Lieut. Decker, Of the ID New York cavalry, wss
killed BY the enemy in the charge
The troops pushed on the next day st O'Clock
In the morning.
The advance under Col Bsysrd, LIST Psnnsyi-
vanis cavalry, was sttacted by body Of infantry
and cavalry, and had q hot skirmish, In which
we Lost ave men and ffteen horses killed, and had
sixteen men wounded.
Several Of the enemy were killed and wounded
In the charge made on them by Col. B,ysId.
The number not reported.
The Colonel, who Il seems 10 always 20 bear
some mark OF having been In the thickest Of every
fght In which he is engaged, bad bis horse shot
four times The command then drove the
enemy's forces, which fell back without fur
ther resistance, and which consisted Of q reSi-
ment Of infantry, one Of cavalry and bat
terry Of artillery, across the Rsppahannock, but
were unable to save the bridges, which were
prepared for burning " having tar, shaw
ings and light wood In the crib work, and which
were fred a. soon a the enemy crossed.
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FURTHER MOVEMENT OF BANKS,
COLUMN.
RETREAT OF The ENEMY.
THEY BURN The BRIDGES AS THEY GO.

Sparta, Rockingham county. April 1s.-Gen.
Banks advance column arrived here this noon,
driving the enemy from the hill with his ertil.
lsry and cavalry charges. Six thousand Of Jack
cons troops passed through the town last evening,
and encamped q short distance beyond. Last
night Is was currently reported that yackson's
army would be largely reinforced between here
and stanton. A body Of our cavalry came upon
two squadrons Of Ashbys cavalry drawn up In
line Of battle. The latter suddenly broke ranks,
and bis artillery opened upon our advance. Our
cavalry, standing in line Of battle, awaited for
our artillery, which arrived and scattered the
rebels.
Last night Aahby was encamped near New
Market. -%+t -
Gen. Banks has occupied the town In force.
All O'Clock this morning, Ashby being threat
ened by our artillery, Get fire 10 his camp and re-
treated In great haste, leaving thirty butchered
bseves on the ground; doing what he has never
done before-burning every small - well a.
lsses suraPite bridge south Of New Market.
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
" (LATR PHILHARMONIC HALF

U n Il " u Y r d " " U " u II 7!
This fine Hall will be pened shortly with o CON-
pany OF male and female performers uneS ualed in
their respective roles In the United states The
performance will consist mainly of new and attrso
tive Music. vocal and insrru mental. BuresQGe OPP
eras, and Fancy Dances, TO illustrs te which many
OF the most refined and talented artists the coun
try have been engaged. The programme each eve
nlsg Will be varied and Att active in the hiEhsst
degree. Due notice will be given OF the Opening
Night: Admission Is cents GENT. men unacoom-
panied BY lades, to orchestra ohAIrs So GENTS |;
oolored gallery IS cents. Doors open att; TO oom-
meuoe 1t O'Clock. ap IL ST
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

w ksTERN HOSE Goa No.
The NINTH GRAND BALL Of the Wsst.tn
Hose Company. No I, will be given % Frank "A
THURSDAY, April 2lth. ~
Tickets One Dollar.
Commiffss Of AYFaastnssnfI.
y. w. DIufy, w. A Harnes,
I. Paker, Th0s. MoNaney,
:Poore, VIM. Gibbs.
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DROPosALs PoR STEAMERS.

NAvY DIPARTMINT, April l6, le62
. fRorosALs win b reoeis Cd By this Department,
by man or telegraph, 20 the Soth instant ct noon.
Win genera sPsoifoations and plans. for the con
ior The Mississ;ppi Eiv:r and Suf ssryiss, With
two tnrrets the plan Of the Ericsson Tsrrst, for
ne guns. the thickness q the iron Of yhieh
Of three inches thickness in one or two layers %
sStend I've and ens-hsf fest bsloy tie losd. line.
spd So feat breadth, and not % draw over six est
Of water loaded ready for service 70 be propelled
nine tnots o. sea miles Per hour. Proposala viii
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BOARDING.

A ROOM, WITH BOARD, snitabls for one or
between 6 and II; few Table Bosrdeis oan el,o
be accommodated. apl7 ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS To RENT, with
II Board, in a pleasant location near the Capitol.
Transient Boardera acoomm odAted. Inc uife at
Star Offices NH si-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.

NoTrcx -Mr A w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Starts circulation In Georgetown, will
hereafter also act e. the Std1'S advertising agent
there Any Gsorgetown advertisements Left at
Dr G Barnard's, corner Of high and Bridge
streets or with 8. CrandelI, No. 12S Bridge
street, viii meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19
DIED.,

DIED.
On the 18th instant, after q lingering Illness
sIBlNA T. LEIB1N In the nth year Of her age.
Fair dover, thoq hast faded soon
EIe thy young 70 had resohed its noon;
Trsnsplanfed, thou again wilt bloom
When Jesus takos thee 20 his home as.-.
Her funerA will take place from the residence of
hsr uncle, Henry Kuhi, No. t3S Eleventh. street,
the family are resp sctfaliy invited % attend.
BE umors sun oopy.l
Aftsr s. hours illness. RALPHELIA ADA
PhILLlPs. only daughter Of :. w. and Angelina
d. Phillips, ~ on the evening OF the nth inst,
Of congestion OF the brain. aged IS years, months
unsrsi VIII take place TO- msrrov (sundsy) at
9 O'CLOCK, from hss lsrsnfs' Isndsncs, northeast
!. In tins eisy, on the 18Th inst. Mr.. JOHN SIMON,
an old rss,dsnt Of our city aged "a iseis He vss
z native fths esnnty Of LlmerieE, Ireland, and
three Iears: " has lsfs vie and ierIs circle
HIS m neral will take place % morrow lSundsy
afternoon. q hal Dsst one O'Clock, rom az! late
land Ayenue, .af4.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19
SWORD OF A sRcKsH EDITOR.

Col. Marrow, formerly Of the Third Ohio regi.
ment, but now attached to General Hunters sta a,
arrived here to-day with dispatches 10 the War
Department. He brought with him the sword
belonging to Captain Simms, editor Of the ga
vannah Republican, who was captured at Fort
Pulaski. As the friend Of Hon John ]. Gurley
he has presented to him the sword lately pos
sessed by fhe fighting editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19
INDIA RuRRRR Goons

We advise all our readers las we know they
are obliged to purchase the above named goods)
70 embrace the present opportunity as Mr.. II. A.
Hall intends to make a change In his business,
and will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
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 80 cents per pair, and La
dies Oyers and Sandals for 81 cents per pair In
Ola Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
Ian article that no family should be without)
only so cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
Warehouse, No. DOS Pennsylvania ave-, between
9Th and 10th streets, Washington, ID. c. ap l2-f
In AN ANOTHER COLUMN may be seen few OF
the many testimonials from we'll know citizens OF
Washington, and they speak louder than any
them before a candid and appreciative public.
Our people are tired Of theories. when man Is
sick be wants the physician who prescribes RENE
dies that are sure to cure him, and such a person
Is found In DR.. umblety, Indian Herb Doctor.
Come and zee for yourselves ye lame and suffer
Oh We rheumatic and dying come and see,
Light shall again the faded eye Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gift
Relieve the rich and poor.
TIE INDIAN HIRE DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultation OF Adriee.
Once, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
ania avenue, corner 7th street. ap 12-3w*
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.asHiNsroN ATcAab6EMY OF MUSIC.
No. 2s9 PA. AyHNuE, s0uTH SIDE.

Every evening remarkably fne Free Concert.
embracing selections from the best olsssio music,
and the most Popular Operas rendered 10
The celebrated Italian Singer. Signor ANTONIO
Thester ct Naples. has been engaged and viii AZ
slst the entertainment of the evening with the
city.
The Kuest and the public are invited, and may
addition to the fneet music in Washington, they
VII obtain on call from the attentive sttendants
Federal Metropolis. =
Ofhoers oon.tantiy In attendance to keep good
order. Concert oommeucing atl ,. m
ap l2-st HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r.
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Mrs. X. 6. ErcHIsoN mo. 12 Pennsylvania
Just received from the North the largest, finest,
and best stock Of Fancy Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, Bonnets, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks,
Flowers, and Millinery foods generally, that she
has ever had TO which she calls the attention OF
the ladies OF Washington and GEORGETOWN apl4 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19

SrABBIEs GAsE.-This morning, a negro man
named James Bryan tabled q white boy named
Willie Jones with a knife In the arm, inficting
a severe wound. Bryan has escaped for the
present, but no doubt will be arrested. What
motive he had for the act Is a mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19

Afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies' and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at 3 O'clock.
When lavish dlstribution Of Eief ant Presents 10
toles, Toys, Sewing Machines, and magnificent
Silk Dresses.
The Sewing Machine was presented to Mrs. r.
b. Moran on Saturday aftefnoon-toket No, Sl5l
Admission % oents Children 10 oents. apN
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LATEST FROM YORKTOWN.

LIN IhoE FhOH lONhTO"N
We have Information, via the Eastern Shore
telegraph, from before Yorktown up to 10 O'Clock
last night, at which hour the weather was most
Propitious-the army az busy a. bees with the
Incidental labors Of the campaign, and In fine
health and spirits. No fighting was then going
on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-19

PHoTo6RAPHs.-T Those collecting pictures OF
the notables Of the times for photog albums
will always find at VIM. F. Richstein1, Penna
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
an admirable collection from which TO make q
selection to please any taste.
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pATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIES-6pide 70
msnt Gsrdsns, It tho Stsnd in Pstsnt oboe; Rare
Ants nerian Books 6oyelnment Books; Doeu-
Porss; bgrnt Patent Once ksiorts; Cheap looks
furnished 70 Psdlarsj Military Trials; Military
Lsve; Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Coal
Allowing over 100 miles; many thousand ChesS
Books@ Recol.ect cheap rent. Large sales, low
Pie s " stairs over Banf 81 WSshipHsont
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CRIcKRT.-See notice In another column Of
meeting Of the Washington Cricket Club, sout
Of the Presidents, on Monday afternoon.