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tbs city, Jaky Eata 1881 By W. L. RaSgs. Mr. Wa.
Kssfire 10 Miss Rmma Norton.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

Brown SroSR FRosTsThe unrelisbitv Of al
fame hopes and expectations strongly exempad in the
which fast falling the which h
lately been used to the exclusion Of almost other
public buildings Brown stone fronts
which have been used crafty style and quality viii
shortly be looked only indicative corruption and
Careful observation viii show symptoms throughout city Of
rapicy WITT which this work is
on and rn sweeping the steps in frlt Of houses
VII be discovered collection Ct pSeing rubbish
which shows how rapidly The dinesrstng roin WS
Even Trinity church. carefully ssIeots5
e4ho tie same signs ef otenness the Scientists
American and careful chemical soon be called
In order to obtain method o
material accessible and otherwise for bud;ne
poses-N 7. Sunday TS14ss. -e P1N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

DEATH OF Ia HoLsEeokThe Chicago Journal brings rs the
OF the death that city of ]. HObrcok Esq
49, special OF the Post Office Department
neIe some Two weeks taken i'll
ed suddenly on Friday evening last Of heorrsgs un His
were sent to his late residence New
mr. nSiorook was unryaled DetectO lie accomplished more
na All other officials combined
ing 70 justice POsofce robbers He Of great nstp
close student Of human nature andof unyeding
purpose lie possessed teraryaents order HIS T
Years AwOag Ae Mail Bags had fascination Of Vdoco ne
engaged at the time Of his death in the publication 81
ton Of Postal intelligence ~ NV uAs'sninA
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
HORSES WANTED FOR THE UNITED
IL STATES 6OV ENN MENT.

sE.un rnoro Al, I"r me delivery In Washing
ton .',v Of l 400 CAV ALNY and Az r'LLERY
UORSES, for the U. Government. will he re.
ceiYtd at the cilica U; Col u, II kuck.r, Dapot
QuHrteimaster in THE city. until IL In, on MON
DAf, ue 18th Inc ant.
These htr-cs will be purchased ia lots not exce, d
lag 10 each and no bids will be en.ertp ned ior
greater number from aoy one ps rson.
No bid will be eutertai ed tia Is not epdcr sed by
two responsible persons hs will guarantee that he
bidder will comply with his proposition II II should
be accepted
Twenty .aye days will be given from the ope ming
OF the ttda for the completion of the crlivr,y Of the
hores
OF the above hor.ts, 81" ara required for Csvalry
snd 49, for Artillery.
Description Of Horses RsYuirej
CANALRI HoRsEs.
From IL TO 10 han ID he yht between 3 and
yo.r o. aye Of dark colors woll broken TO the
saddle compsctly built auo ec irom all de fects
AnTILLERT noAsEs
10 be from l6S 10 10 hands In height between S
and year, Of age dark culors free from all de-
iects well broken to nsrnoss and "a weigh no, loss
than LOO pounds,
The horses will be irsIected by tulrd OF officers
de allied from the regiments requiring tnem
The undersigned reserves the priv &c of Jectue
each and every bid should he constarr the ntereats
Of the service require Il
STEWART VAN vLEIT,
feb lB-td Brig. Gen and Quartz ru aster
baltimore Clipper, Phlsdelphia Fress, New York
H-rald, aud Pitt burg COImerca al Journal will
ticase copy, till day, and end sill as above.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
~. vaisntsne,s nay.

What a Tutoring today beneath the bOsOms
Uf the 'maidens, rs With u whispered morning.
prayer H. thai most Catholic Saint, Valentine,
who, since the year our Lord 2,l, has turned
all g,ddy feminine heads On every fourteenth
day Of February, ua they wend their way 10 the
post Onlco' The origin ul tho day Is as follows:
"St. valentiLs was 4 presbyter of,he church,
whV suffered martyrdom nj Rome, IN the year
27l. during tho roign Of Ilitudius. Valentines
Day received that appolation IRON his being
seni upon Tho day cun.ecra,nh 10 him. the
proper namo ui which Is 81. Valentines Day.
The rustvm ot sending these mIssiyes Is said 10
have arisen from the alleged fact that upon
that day. tho 18th Of February, the birds choose
their mates, and hence The custom II followed
by unpic'iJrd youths"
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
New Scenery
DEssIOs OFFICE. JUNE Q, 1891

DESsIOs OFFICE. JUNE Q, 1891.
! 7U AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
June, 1880, for the reissue Of the land Warrants de
o1lbed herein. which alleged to have been ost
or destroyed notice 10 hereby given that al the date
following the description u each warrant, = new
certificate Of lts tenor will be ,ssue n no valid Ob
lection should tl,en appear.
NO. II, ~, for 10 acres, Issued under the act oi
March, 1866, II the nam. OF Benjamin Pack, and
was granted m the 81 day of March, 1ss7-Fsbrasry
"a, 1902,
No. liP9s, for so acres, issued under the 90, cI
September, 1850, In the name OF John Deuuy And
We. granted september q lssl-Mareh l.. 1904.
No 3,c1i, for 10 acres, Issued under the act Ui
wsA granted March II 1sbh--Mafch 10, 1863.
no 7.ia1, for tto sorcs, issued under the act Of
March, ,s6e In the name Of George W. Warren, and
was granted October :, st-Msrh IS, 49,,
No, a"lae, for len acres, lssued nudcr the nc, OF
March lshh In the name Of Barnahs Cook, and wss
granted September -, 1850 --Maroh II, 1861.
Ne 81 81, tor 100 acres, Issued under tho sct OF
No 20 8lb, for loo acres issued under the act Of
March, 1886, iu the name OF Alb gail widow Of Juna
than Beard. aud wss granted August :, ,Iste-Nsrch
No 4s,s7l. for 100 aores Issued under the aot O,
March, 1855, in the name Of Isaiah Tasker, minor
child Of ElIisb TsskeI. deceased, aud VIVA granted
Sepembar 2sth, March I'D. 1852
10 A. ss9, for 100 acres Issued under the act Of
March, 1862, In the name OF Rufus +. Woodford
and was granted January %, ls5O--Maroh e., 1852.
No. 81 s5O, for 10 acres Issued under the aot VI
March. 1866, IN the Of Jordan Hunt, and was
granted August :, ,1s56-MaIOh ~, 1859
No. 0S 273, for 100 acres, Issued under the not OF
March, 1885, In the mae OF Hezekiah spnth, aud
was granted June 28, ls57--A prii 8, lsG2
NO. B. ,fai for 100 acres, Issued under the act
of March 1865, IN the name OF Jacob BREEDER, and
JOSEPH b. BAkkEIT,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
NeAlha Of hllAlnHs.

The folio wing deaths If soldiers hava occurred
since our last report:
Isaac Scott, COMPANY II, Eighth New York
cavalry, At Columbian College.
j. BabOock, Cvmpany II, beventy y.slXth NaH
York volunteers, at General hospital.
stephen Ver1oy, COMPANY n, R,Seyenty seventh
New York volunteers, at Erupilvs hospital.
William l.. rinkham, rompsuy H, Eleventh
Maine volunteers, ut camp.
Gustave OwChger, company X, Twsnty.hird
Penusylvanl volunteers, at camp.
Dennis Hogan, company X, Second United
states infantry, at General hospital.
:. Thomas Hunt, company =. Elshty'hfth New
Daniel O'Brlen, COMPANY II, Tihh Cn,cd
States cavalry, at camp.
jerome II. Fountain, company G, Fltat ragi.
ment Bsrdan's sharpshooters, al camp.
Warren M. Parrish, company d, Twelfth
penpsylvania Reserve Corps. ut Seminary h"s.
pitAl.
Henry Wheeler, company G, Third Pepnyl.
vania cavalry, at camp.
Private Richards, company B, Second United
States artillery, at camp
Charlos Il. Pindle, company G, Eigbty-Afth
New York volunteers. at camp.
John Sears, company II. 'Fifty.sxth New
York volunteers, at camp.
william Walker, company N, Twenty third
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
James H. Brayton, company i, First NeT
York artillery, at camp.
J.. Fermenter, COMPANY =. Fourth veD@ont,
AZ Columbian hospital,
John Meisel, company II. Fcriieth Teunsyl-
vania SUlunteers.
Alexander Annable, company r. seventy
seventh New York volunteers, at camp.
John j. Wheeler, company !, SeyentY sixth
Now York volunteers, at camp.
Gourge r. Ferry, company h, Fourteenth
New York volunteers, at Eruptiye hospital
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can 10 fur
nished with all the information they desire In
relation to the burial place uf their friends, &c.
by calling on J. ". Plant, Government under
tsker, ais seventh street, between u and Il.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Suprems Court,

FgBRvARy, u, ls6?.-On motion Of Hon. j. y.
Green, James J. Lindley, ESQ of Iowa, WAS
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court.
On motion OF David Dudley Field. ESQ.,,
George N. Titus, Esq, Of New York. was ad.
court.
No. lis. The United States, appellants, va. N.
q. Vallejo ndsassigDs. The argument Of this
caase was continued BY Mr.. Black for the ap.
pellants and by Mr.. MuCalla and Mr.. Reverdy
johnson for the appeees.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
AJluse splents.

CANrEEBCRv HALL. The wonderful perform,
ances of the talented and popular company al
this iavurite place Of amusement continue 10
attract immense crowds nightly. The Cantor.
bury Minstrels, Signor abeoco, and Niss Sarah
puvall well mcrit the enthusiastic applause
which greets them after every act performed.
The number of ladies al the matinee, on
Wednesday aiternCon, was the largest aver Geen
in this city ut m a!ternooon performance. The
entire company appears again tonight, and TO-
morrow afternoon another mAtnao will he
given.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
The lndian Herb pcgsDr,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
rai,ents the nature Of their complaints or
iIDeSs. without receiving any In.
formation from them
M Chnrp- fer tptsu!sltiyr or Adrice.
OuRMUIfo
We use such Balms as have NO strIfe
With Nature or the Laws Of life
With blood our hands we never etain
Nor poison men to esse their psb
Our fsther--w whom, all goodness hlls,
Provides the means 10 cure all Ills
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet.
Well used, rrl'ev" our pain complete.
4 simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
Ro- m No II, washi"g.ou building, Prnrsyiva.
pta kyenuc, OeTj jcr Of Seventh street.
No charge tor Consultation. janli--am
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Arrest Of n, j. NIaRruter.

On Tuesday uight, Mr.. I. J. Magruder Ia
well.l nO.n boot and shoe dealer on d near
Seventh street, Was arrested at his house and
taken into custody. 1t Ia rumored that th o
charges against him Ia giving reasonable nIor.
nation 10 the enemy, but OF the character Of
tho Information no ono rs informed beyond
the State Department Mr.. Magruder wis In
extensively in tho wholesale shoe trade, He
was one VI the leading members vi the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, and was intimate.
ly acquainted with many ef the rebel symra.
thizers, some Of whom have left this city 10
take part with the Confederatca. -!Sdr.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Circuit Court.

Yesterday morning. sovnrs, jury trials were
decided.
Charles uautier Va. Montgomery Blair, exc.
cutor ofTholnas II. Benton, deceased verdict
for'pantif, 1il9 50, with interest.
James SkirvinR va, Montgomery Blair, cxecu.
tor Of Thomas II. Benton, deceased verdict
for plaintiff. S.2t 97, with interest.
Jnhn Doe vs. James Cruichctt--verdict for
plaintiff, damage one cent.
James ". Sears va. James ". Colley--verdict
for plaintiff.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Crlminal Court,

Fali. Mullen, indicted for burglary 10 break
lug int" tho house Of Margaret Adams, WAS
found guilty, but recommended 10 the mercy
oil the court. The counsel for tho defence
made 4 motion for new trial, which was not
granted.
Cornelius Leonard. arraigned for keeping u
disorderly house, was acquitted.
George Jones, (colored,) convicted on We'd
nesdsy Of manelaughter, WAS sentenced n
eight years In tho penltentiary.
Tho court than adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Stealing o Revolver.

ODioers Fcnwick, Dom, and Kelley, arrested
four boys On Wednesday night for robbing a
drunken soldier Of his revolver, and Afterwards
threatening 10 shoot him with 1t II he raised
any objection tO the proceeding and informed
the police Of the transaction. The boys names
are D. Buckley, John Grady, Joba Daoey, and
James McHenry, members Of a regularly or.
ganized band Of Juvenile house.breakers and
thieves, which for the past few months has
been operating protty extensively in these
parts. They were committed to jail fnr court.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Knock Down and Robbery.

Mr., Louis Theiemap, Of Washington, visited
Baltimore on Monday, and IN the evening went
into place cf amuseI Inent on baltimore street,
at tho bridge. When emerging from the build.
ing, At the ClOse oi the performance, he WAS
assaulted by several parties, knocked down
made 10 steal his gold watch and chain, IN
which however they did not succeed, in conse
quenoe Of Mr.. Theleman grasping them both
tightly. lie called lor tho police, hut IN the
confusion the thieves escaped among the crowd
Just then leaving tho building, and disappeared.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
RUNAWAY and Accident.

Two horses attached to a wagon ran off yes.
street, and dashed along the street at rapid
rate, to the great danger of pedestrians. When
near Browns Hotel, = soldier belonging to Bir
nsy's zouaves triod to stop the runaways, and
IN erdesyofng to do so, was knocked down
aud considerably bruised about the head by
the>horses' feet He was taken into Gilman q
drug store. whore his wounds were dressed.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
geFfOus Accident.

AZ Mr., John Flynn of Prince Gsorgs's goun-
y. Mary land. was riding along Il street, on his
war hOmewarhs, when near the Governmen!
Printing ONCE, bis horse, ow ing to the wretch
cd condition 0t the roads. stumbled and fell.
throwing Mr.. r. head foremost upon the curb.
stone, and, Il Ia feared, fracturing his skull he
was picked up In an insensible condition, and
removed TO "A house In the vicinity, whers his
Wounds were attended TO by a phyacan.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
IusSla Ru bber GoSpsIs.

Rubber Blankets Tor goldlers, - tN each
Rubber Fonchos and Rlankets combincd, 50 80
csob.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, ~. ~ each.
Ind Rubber Leggina, u per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Good including Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles Door
Mate Understanding for Red. In sickness no Ac al
manufacturer prices, At u 4 HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
ans Pcnrsy lvania avenue,
doc lo-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
n Asl DOE.

All swampuode was In arms yesterday morn.
its appearance In that locality, swapping at
everything which came In its way. The dog
was finally killed By ball from Oficer Hannan's
revolver, but not before It had bitten several
caninns belonging to residents In the naishbor-
hood.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
H0lAlek,a EunArAl.

The remains Of Alexander Annabs, a mem
mer Of company II, Seventy seventh regiment
New York volunteers, were accompanied u
the depot Qrom whence thsy will be forwarded
to his late home In Albany By 4 portion Of his
late company, yesterday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
Arrested ON suspicion.

Two young culored bucks, named Abe smith
by officers Hannah and Frazier, on suspicion
Ut having illegally como into possession Of u
number Of bottles Uf wine, which one OF them
WAS tctns along the street, concealed In a bag.
Thoy wera locked up for M examination this
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
wh,,.hu,.,, ~. ass Penn. Av..u.,

u selling original cnr,aS do p,s,la photographs
Of Genorals S"oti, Mcclellan. Wool, Ranks, Fre-
mont, Butler. and others. Our lkeness ~
Mcclellan is the Latest published, and Ia con.
sldered the hest In ekistenca, Ses our photo.
grabs IN oil and water eoiors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called TO our full length lsttertypas, for send
Ing by mail. deo -
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
A washington Traitor CANDIDATE for
PostsM aater NJ tho Vebe, House of R'p-
FesAmtatlyeS.

Among the must hungry officer seekers now
beseigtDg The rebel House ot Representative
at Richmond, IL Michael ", McCluskey former
iy of this city, and few years since postmas.
ter In the United States House of Representa-
tives. During the Presidential canvas, this
fellow, II will bs remembered, sailed under The
Douglas cclors and along with that notorious
pot. house politician. Elias r. SClDable, (D"w
confined IN Fort Lafayette On the charge OF
treason,) stuluped the state Of Connecticut for
the Douglas guberhatorial candidate, At the
rcnmenoement ut the rebellion. he left Wash
iugtun and located in Memphis, Tennessee.
where lie became tbs editor aud proprietor OF
the Irdl,,,ui,c. among the hrst and most Jealous
newspapers In Tsnnessee IN urging the seces
sion Of that State. Upon the Commencement
M actual hustilitiss. hs raised II regiment Of
rebels, which, ws believe, has never yet had
All opportunity Of testing the courage Of It's
leader and its own metal In a contest with the
Yankee volunteers. We are afraid that Nc.
will not ind the ONCE Of postmaster In the rebel
House of Representative es MS profitable M bis
icrmer similar position In tho United States
Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
selling Liquor without L,ccns.

Sarah Austen, tmoro Familiarity known as Ssl
Austen, y the keeper Of II notorious house Of
ned iao by Jus,na % stsr ,Hr m s.lI,Us nu"y n',%r
without license.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.
70 Advertisers.

kcd~ are circulated among the floating p"pula.
ton svsry day. besdss thsIarge number served
n regular subsoribe,s. Advertisers vi take
so,k Aooordinslv, Y ..
The national Republican., 1862-02-14

STRAIED OR sTOLEN--Fcbruary 10th, from
. near tn. General Post Once In this city, dark
gray HORSE, live years old, with long small switch
aud long loss had on a c,tizens' saddle without
crupper, II plato bride with single reip, and =
leather halter
Zoe Hor-c had the letters L B." branded On tho
shoulder Whoever viii Ieturu said HsrSe 10 the
subscriber, or give Information where he can be
found, will be -unablv rssarded
IVORY J. ROBINSON,
NJ Els' enth Regt. Maine Vols
Carver Hsrra'S., Merriam Hi,
lch II 90 Washington, y G.
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
lnsteMtaMeous Cure

OF Coins Buuiops, Csilositiss, Inverted Nsils
Warts, aud all diseases Of the feet. Mr. DimoL d
Surgeoo Cbropeti,t, Il enabled, by q peculiar pro.
cess to eradicate the most painful excresoences In
convenience to the patient Consulting hours from
0 A. NJ. 10 bP. N at bis OIL e, 3s3 fennsyl ania
avenue, opposite RfoNn's Hotel Beat references
given Ia this city. fch 3ws
The national Republican., 1862-02-14
TuHN B. HUTCHINSON 4 CO..
B A N x e r s
Ne. az Fourteenth Street, opposite
Wiliafds' IIOtel,

Ne. s7s Fourteenth street, "rposi,.
WiIiards' TOtel.
WARRINGTON.
blGuT DRAFTS, good at sil ponts In the Weat-
ern, Northern, and New tngiand siste-, tor saiu
upon the lowest terms.
AL the highest rates paid for ali kind, of "ncur
rent money. Goid AID Silver Com and Eaair,p
Bank Bius nj a low premium and iu sums 10 suit
urchasen.
Special attention given to
Remitting Money for Soldiers.
We We do it Q" the lowe't and u the safest man
All kinds OF Government Securities Bought. Sold
unn transferr 8.
We give special attention TO the Coh c,ion Of ua-
rlsrCltp Claims agaiUst the Government We d.
cline 'sking Charge OF speculative or doubtful de-
nsnds
dur charyed tor Collection, Exchange aud MI
other matters will alwa!e be n low ss the market
will AFFORD.
We refer to the Accounting Offcer, of The uclt.u
states Treasury, snd BY sltcial ,ermhsiNn 20
Hon Edward Jordan, soiieto L. S 1ressury,
Hon L. =. CnitenJen, Regirtsr U S Treasury.
Edward Tyler, Esl. Cashier Suffolk Bs,k BC.iGA.
Hoo. Edward Hight, N. c. P,e,ideut Back Son-
monwealth New York
tairbanks Co, ls9 r. oadwsy. New YGk.
tiSermore, CIews y Co. Bankers N-D YORK
Hoc II ". Hoffman, Coli, ct0I uf the tur on.
Baltimore
Chas. ? Hartt, Cashier Farmers Bank, Troy
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