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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

sTR 1G. Lewis MR11k -. e :
tsfk@ e8 3d. Louis. Jun~ ~ q
P,cm-rirmsr; Country Fupc rnne, ~ 5oD3 90; sin-
gle Extra. ~; Double Extra. ~ 4s04 -. @
whsAt-.Mss1ss arn; FaM. 7S0 ssc.
Corn-Duil; 3ll{dB9alc, detIvescd.
Baeon-Dull; sales 1t &c for round.
LArdt-Prime. 7c.s Il ~ ek4s@k
wool-Sales $50 81 unwashed .. 27ktaos1. and 100
Astnh vasAsd q lls. 5{&
whisty-Hisher; salss Al Isi019Ac
Hay--SAles a1so0GSc per 100 ~.
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- Colonel w. B. Potter. Western
Transportation Agent, arrived in town
last evsn'sg, and took lodgings At the
Dsning House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

1Yestsrday We were visited BY !
successios Of delightful showers, cooling
the air and refreshing the parehed earth.
Town and country will breathe frssr Tor
q while, and all kinds Of vegetation show
new life. - a'4 IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

9 - Hx1knA = DNaCHELUKE eelShFotsd UhIr D .
prodsses color noi 10 te distinguished fyon satus-
sssseatsd - njsse the ais n The lat, ssssss
ne eSeess ~ bsd dyss ana inviKorases Ing hair for
lin 0REY, RED or Rusty LAIR iassasts tsrns
splendid black brown, loving the Aair ssss s.d
bsasufsl. Sold n III dsusgAsta, ~.
The genuine 10 signed w1LLIAMA. RArOAxIAn.
~ IN Jssr sidss q AsrA Ss1.
Factory, No. u asrsiay ssssss, New ysrk fIAss
20 h'osdssy asd 70 band StFsst.I ss-AAvly
luRonrANT To aOEDrnna.
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To rHr NEnvoUs AND CoNsuMpr,T

or soTu ssxEs.-A Retired rissgyman having be-. =.
stsres 20 ssaaA ina few aays, afsss nasy ysars n
great Su eer1nk h wtlisa 10 n1ist etDfs 81 sendi.s
tfrsep en- rec stpt q poetyaM directed anseiaps
enyy a tha prescription ssed. Direct 70 the NV.
JOHN =. DAGSALL, yas Fulton street Brookiyn. IS.
:. fjef1.dkvSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-18

ERsOaAL<-WsPa publish . private letter
from our friend 7. /. Mckinney 10 fall, for
onr citiIens ~ feel great interest 10 all
that concerns him whether in nat4srs Of
love Or var. and win b grati6sd 70 lsarn
thst be = 70 pleasantly situated It present.
akG 70 mary 'shairbreatA scopes BY food
asd 6eid -
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SECOND EDITION.
LATEST TRon OLD rofs,.
THREE O'CLOCK, r. n.


The latest news In Washington from Ola Folat
and the vicinity Of yorktown, 10 q despsicA tbss
len Cherystone al IL .. W. TO-DAY, saying tAs. tss
boat ffsm Fortress Monroe had juIt reached Ihss,,
without bringing messages, either from the Army
or Navy, 20 be sent over the wires 90 this point
She len Fortress Monroe at a. m %. dsy. n n
inferred therefore, that At that hour ths forenoon
sll was quiet there.
DEATH OF MAJOR HKSEy L. BSxxrp.
We are informed byM y. g Dana. Of N.
Pension Once, that Major Henry L. Bennef,
Paynsster, L. 8. A, died suddenly from stroke
ofapoplexy on board the steamer s'ocesn Qusen, -
two miles OF Fortress Monroe, at 6x O'Clock Sat-
urdsy morning Last. Mr.. Dana wa on board ct
the time. Major Benner left here, In company
with some ffteen other r ymsstefs, on Thursdsy.
and sailed down the Potomac on the ocean
steamer "Ocean Queen He arose about O'Clock
on Saturday morning, went out on the dsck 70
wash himself, and fell suddenly while thus co.
gagged. The alarm was given by one OF ths san.
ors, and the medical services Of DR.. e. Mcdowell.
Surgeon LIST N. Y Artillery, promptly obtained, he
bring fortunately On board, but all TO no purpose.
for the sufferer died In few minutes Hn re-
mains were taken on q PhilsdelphIs, Pa /, by kIx
clerk, and his funds for the payment Of troeps.
about sio0 ooo, placed In the custody Of Mt!or
General Wool
MsJor Benner leaves q wife and two sonf In
rhilsdelphls. n. has been president Of a bank
IN that city, and a member Of the Pennsylvanis
state Senate, and WA q prOminet ana useful ciy-
zen Of that state.
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DIED,
DIED,
On the Gath instant, las. 3. SMITH, in the 5sth

D2ED,
IN the eo,h in...,+ f.a - Ss,Iru I, ,h. .s.L
On tne foth INSTANT 1AS. 3. SMITH, IN the 5stn
The f,is,Ss and ,o.p,int.,oes or tina family
1n,;, ~ y, ,,nd ~. q nv TJ ~
Lespee.SaJ inviIed 20 sasna tne iunetsi: from ais
op,o1 T,s pa IN .,,a 90 70
"o'i'" uesu"' ~ "i'oi loon' ~ I" v eiooA'
Mrs CEErgIA McKEVEK, wife of Thomas
MoKeyer, aged IS years. May she rest in pes oe
The friends OF the family are most resp eotfuy
on .treet between ~ h ard 2Oih
n- NJ 80
OhITuAN DIED, on he Ign OF hPrll, 10 tne CITY
nj w sshlnIten: yOSEPh VAIL HlTChCOCk,
IN tne III year OF MS age. ,.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xIXvIIth CONeRRsS-See,nx sss,,...
.oypaY. Apyil -

SRNATB.-Mr. Dixon introduced a resolution
directing the Naval Committee % inquire into
the Propriety Of authorizing appointments OF
midshlpmen 20 be made from the District o.
Columbia hereafter, a. they are now sppoi nte.i
from the several Congressional disyicts Adopted
Mr.. Wilson introduced resolution OF INQUIRY
Of the Secretary OF War concerning the condition
OF the L. =. Armory works at Harpers Perry.
the amount OF damage they have incurred and
whether they can be again probably used by the
government Tor their original purpose, &C
On motion Of Mr. sherman, the PENDING razo-
lations Of the Ohio Legislature relative 70 TIE
condition OF slaves Of rebel prisoners now attend
was taken up and referred.
The bill 70; the more convenient enforcement
OF The laws CT the United States and for exscting
secufityto keep the pesce and good behavior, wss,
on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, taken up and consid.
cred without being dIsposed of until the expire
lion Of the morning hour; when,
On motion Of Mr.. King, they went into eKecu-
tive session.
HousK-Tke Speaker announced the seller,
rebels as fellows :-Messrs Olin Of " Eliot
OF Mas. NOeu OF Mo, uutchins OF Ohio, Nal.
lory Of KY, Beaman Of Mich, and Cobb ON
Mr. DIN waz excused from serving on the com
mittee.
Mr.. Mcpherson offered resolution rsousstfrs
the Secretary Of War TO furnish the House with
copies Of reports OF commanders Of regimenu
brig AIDES, dc, engaged In the battle Of shiloh;
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Cooch, the Senate bill fos tie
recognition Of hayu and Liberia was referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Mr. Potter offered resolution directing The
Secretary Of War 20 inform the House why
Judge +. !. Pets, who spnt letter 70 Tie robel
Legislature AZ Richmond de, laring his LOYALTY 20
the South, continues 70 hold his court 81 Acco-
mac and Northampton counties, Va, with the
knowledge and consent Of the General command
ing that department; adopted.
Mr. Colfax offered q resolution directing the
Judiciary Committee 70 inQnire into the expe-
diencv Of reporting bill for the punishment OF
all contractors guilty OF demanding the Govern
ment with Penslties similar 10 those Tor grand
larceny; adopted.
Mr.. Spaulding introduced Joint resofutIop
authorizing the appointment Of commissioners %
negotiate another treaty with Great Britzin, and
70 authorize the President 10 give necessary no.
tce OF the termination Of the present unfair treaty
referred.
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ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
The British ARtI-Slaveyy Ssciesy and MIR
ADAM

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The North American,
from Liverpool on the 18th and Londonderry o.
the 18th, passed Cape Race a, II g. m yesterday
Cotton buoyant, .aS higher. Coa,ols cIosea
on Friday at 93Ts9l for money.
News unimportant
deputat:on from the BriHsh and Foreign
Anti-Slavery Society waited on Mr.. Adzms, The
American Minister, on the 10th. and presented an
address, In which hope IL expressed that The
restoration Of the Union would be founded upon
abolition Of the true cause Of strife.
The reply Of Mr.. Adams is described a. having
been very satisfactory to the deputstion, bot tae
London Times thinks 10 indicstes the policy OF
the northern politicians which 10 10 have liberty
10 deal according to circumstances with the ala
very question.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
Great Excitement at Norfolk In Ex-
pectation of an Attack by Burnside.
The Steamer Msrrimac.
New Orleans Conceded to be Taken,
The Steamer Msrrimac,

PHILADELPHIA, April - The ~. York Time,
of to-day has the following special despatch:
FORTRESS MONROE, April 2s.-n is stated by
contrsbands that the most intense excitement ex.
lists around Norfolk, and there Is great fear Of On
attack by Burnside. Nearly ell the troops have
gone to the South Mills, 10 repel any sdv,ncs he
might make
The contrsbsnds state that the new Prov Of tbs
Merrimsc IL twelve feet long, Of wrought iron,
and steel pointed.
MANY citizens are leaving Norfolk.
Tue fall Of New Orleans 10 conceded by every
one
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EDITOR OF THR STAR: Having noticed an ad-
vertisement Of my property at marshais sale In
your paper Of Saturday evening, l desire to say
usually extended, 4 believe. IL disposition to
either attempt the sacrifice Of my property In my
supposed absence In the West, or q desire to In
Having paid the claims this morning (there being
no others against mel, the chance to sacrifice my
property 10 lost to those who may have desired t.
As to credit, l do not ask II, having 20 occasion
for its use. l am pleased to say, that had q. w.
Phillips, Esq. deputy marshal, been granted the
least discretion, the matter could have been set
tied quite a. soon. JE. RESIDE.
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AFrAfRs IN aEoRsETowN.
Cerreyonko,ss Of TIE Sfe,.

GEcRsEroHE, April ., is@n.
There 10 nothing Of any importance doing al
our river wharves. On account Of the break In
the canal, there has been arrival Of boats during
the past week
A son Of Mr.. Samuel Smart, Of our town, wa
accidentally killed by the cars near Fairfax Va.
on Thursday. II appears that a. he was crossing
the track he stumbled and fell, and before assist
ance could be got he was killed.
There was no meeting OF our City Councils On
Friday night
We have had no material change In our -four
markets to note, though there 10 rather better
feeling. Prices rule about the same as last weSk
Superfne IS % 10 1915, aud extras SIS so 10 SO,
as In quality. Wheat-whfte 81 30 70 81 90; red
81 20 to 81 30 Corn-Sales OF good white at GO
to CSC; yellow 6oc.
At our fish wherves this morning shad wa,
selling at IS per hundred; herring brought SIS a
thousand.
There is nothing doing at our coal wharyes.
SPECTATOR, ia.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

+. Cool OPKRATIoN.-Tsis morning, Mrs. r..
w. Wolsey went 10 the Bank OF the Metropolis
TO draw the money for two checks cf o hupdn
dollars each, drawn for her eeneft BY Z. w.
nea Of the SOFT, she stepped Into ne bsak, ana
instead Of applying st The ccurtef, pressnted
them 70 person who was Standing az det
presented the checks 70 the paying te1es, who
refused 70 pay because they lacked mfs. VOL
sev's endorsement. He took Q pen and went cut
10 the coach and returned with the eheeks pop
made on with the money, having the LADY NINA
DsAD.-coicnel .. a. wheeioek, isss q rs
yesterday morning. The corpse has ben en-.
bslmed with lie Ike nsturzlncn by Dss Brswn
and Alexander, and 10 90 be sent 70 the relstiva
OF the deceased, In Massachusetts,. -
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THE LATEST BY rRLBGRAPH.
LATER FROM OLD POINT.
The Fleet Pass the Mississippi Forts.
New Orleans Surrendered.
Tatnall Superseded, &c.
Tatnall Superseded. &c.

BALTIMORE, April %, from Fortress Montoe,
April FLA boat containing four black meo
and white man, arrived this morning from
Portsmouth.
They report that the Me.rim.e viii come out
soon.
despatch in yesterdays Richmond papers,
received by hsg Of truce, dated Mobile, FRIDAY,
says that the Union gGnbOats passed Forts Jack
san snd P"ii'lp Al a. N. on Tuesday, and at 4
p. n. were before New Orleans
rumor was current In Norfolk last night that
the city New Orleans, had surrendered. But
few troops were ct Norfolk or In that vicinity.
IL was rumored there that TatnalI had been
removed from the command OF the Merrimac.
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CRIsTApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE
Is unrivaled In the world.

No other Dye has been analyzed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors.
No other Dye can he applied so rapidly.
No other Dye ia so lasting In Its effects.
No other Dye improves the texture OF the hair.
Ii has been
AralyEsity DR.. Chiffon,
Chemist to the Croton Water Board OF New York,
and certified by him to be "a harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the estab
!shment Of tie proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CHRTsTApoRo, Astcr
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by sll naIr Dressers
Price 81, $3.50, and 50 Fer box, according to
size. No. 2.
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs


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.
Hall intends to ma Re 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 so cents pc, pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for so cents per pair; In
dia 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 305 Pennsylvania ave between
9Th and 10th streets, Washing ton, d. c.. ap l2-n
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STARTLING Bur TRuK.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave
his bones to bleach, who by the aid of Houo.
ways Pills & Ointment, would have returned
to his family strong and healthy. Soldiers try
them Only IS cents per Box or Pot. e26.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS AND BOAAD, With Northern tami.
h IT, IL pleasan localty near the DepaI tms nta
Bnsders accommodated. 445 Twelfth stree I, be-
tween g ard n. ap2 "
DOARDlN6-A gentleman aud lady, or two
u gentleman can bs accommodated with q laTre
front Room AMI B CARA, ct 500 K stree, b,tween
ID and ST. north, private family. aH St'
DUARDiN6.-Geniisms with or without their
ID families, visiting PhIlsde paia on bunness or
pleasure, Will End superior accommodations at one
half Ho'e prices In the most dsslrable location,
No. 1909 Chestnut arrest, convenient 10 business
AMI transIen ap2 sNs
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITrKRs.

II invigorates, strengthens and purIfes the sys-
tenn, Is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efec ,ual tonic in the world II IL COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness and Is just the thing FOR the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and ga
locus. r. H. DRAKE < Co.,
ap eo3mH 202 Broadway, New York.
ANY PERSON wishing Ia procure loan Of a few
dollars satisfactory security, can do by call
ing at 4So Eleventh ST., between and II. apl4
ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh street, nea, r.
fe 2T-3m
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sNoricx.-The opening address of the onion
Literary Association viii be delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Metals on this (Mondayl evening In the
session room Of the Assembly's Church, corner OF
5th and streets, to commence at7H O'Clock. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

A GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBiTION MAY
IA BALL will take p ACE At TEN peranoe Al
Hall. 4 81 onTUESDAY NIGHT, May s. "a
Dancing By Pref fsrhes' Pupils from his -
three academies, ftom to 9E O'Clock. etla3
which last hour tins audience VIII continue the
dances for tbs night Prof 6eorge Arth'. full band
ls engaged for the OCCASION. Tickets 81. admitting
Q gentleman and ladies'. ap % 7f
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ARRIVED at Riley's wharf, schr. Charm, starr,
LOO tens cenl foT @. L. SheIi6. -
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CoRNs, Erc.-Fhose Afflicted with these trouble
GONE things, whether hard soft; also those
troubled with Bunious, Callosities, Climb and IN
growing toenails, can find great relief and salts
factory benefit by applying TO DR. q. White, 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 X and 9th streets,
Room Z, second floor.
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PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will al
ways Ind them for exchange at the Sfay once
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ARRIVED at Csrters wharf, foot Of I3x street,
sloop Zepher, Cam, Philadelphia, with cargo
OF coal for Henry Rochat; schf. Sarah Jane. ale,
sans port, cargo Of coal fos Geo. +. Kidwen.
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THE GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE Of goods Rom
q New York importing house viii close May LIST.
See advertisement.
ap 2s-3t CLAsETT x MAY.
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LOST AND FOUND.


L. Rev. Dr. Tia rs Churr h and the Ci;y t3nndarI,
By way of ID b street, al I'D BRACkLET. with
hair. Any person 'eturning the same TO No 446
9th .trsei between and sts' will be sui,ssy
L MARE. The owner can receive ner a.
BY paying expenses. p,ro.,.ops AC
ap n St Corner Ps. ave. and 81 81.
STRAYED TO MY PREMISES. on the 2lst
- OF Aprii, soTrsl MARE, which the
owner Dan have By coming, proving proper I@@H
I'F''inE charges and tsk,9g h eR iSsSi
ap % as street, between Plat ana I'D.
$40 REWARD YIN DO gwen for the safe
~ ~ return 70 ms f Of tw9 bHy aSaSsIEsS,Eu
talon on WsesosdsI. April sd. or in the &2S
nii ht before. The srIsst ene is brsht bay WITH
Both hOr. 60 were fat and wen gfoOmed. viii give
~ '''H' CHARLES G. HILL.
ellington Post Of.os,
ap s6-lwr Prince GEORGES county. Nd.
nIsrRICT OF COLUMBIA, CouNrY or
d.. ap1i lss s .Pi.. as %
fore me, 10 taia county, ChTles King OK
ss ,Rs sf 90 sas
having some white on the lsit hind foot; and ne
and attached 10 q blssr Top wagon, with three
6ivs. unds! my hand ss J astice Of the, Psaes.
1852 O. "a. WILTBERGER.
70 come and prove his properly, pst, chsrIes, and
take them away, otherwise they viii be disposed
OF According 20 law
CHARLES KIN6. living on the road iesding
from Rock Creek ChuIch TO DigE's Farm. 1851
&S0 REWARD-FoE the sPlrehsnslon tsnd
iSss sst BIN. Sof NEskS5 Man. ;lyssssr y
rss lss: sss p59psTis o. ssar,
Md. sylvester 10 OF copper coinrle1ion; Of stout
nasSs s sis
or Its vicinity. 3
I viii ave the above reward no matter who're
taken. DIONYslys SHERlFF..
slitim' Extr Of Il, II. Wsripg, dec sassd,
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ATTENTION SoLDIKRs,-PTotect your health; no
sensible man will leave tue City without supply
Of HOlloway's Pills Il Ointment. For Wounds,
cines are the best In the world. Every English
and French soldier uses them. Only IS cts. per
Box or Pot 225
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Cafs7ApoRo'. HAIR PagsKsvsTryy.

IAIRTApoRo's HAIR FREsEsVATIVR,
Ia Invaluable witt. lis Dye, as il impaTis the ut
most soitness the most beautiful gloss, and Great
vitality TO the hair.
Price 50 cents, ~, and 2! per hottie, according
size. ap 9-eolm
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LOCAL NEWS

NorIcs MIR A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Star's circulation In Georgetown, win
hereafter also act as the Stdy,s advertising agent
there. ANY Georgetown advertisements len at
Dr. @ b Bsrperd's, corner Of high and Bridge
streets, or With 9. Crsndeu, No. 1S Bridge
street, win meet with prompt attention.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bxfsrs JE,tss,
ayk saturday and Sunday Stoessel, disor
derly; aned s3s4. ]. Travis; drunk; fined 81 81
lieut. Burnley, turned over 70 the military. G.
Bowen, disofderiy; dismissed. John johnson
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W RARE CHANCE.
aLUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
sale on Pom. avenue, between 81. and 81 Gtreets
south SIDE, with improvements Iwo small frame
houses, routing on Penn avenue, in Lot No. 2e
square A ~ feet, running back to elley III feet
5Inches, (GquNe fee' S.l25 } For further informs
ton apply 10 JOSEPH r, KELLY, Agent, on sth
street no Sol, between AID New Ork SV.
az 2 2xs
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PoLIcR.-w ID. Kerr, soldier, charge Of rioting
dismissed by yuytics johnson.
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PoLlcR.-Saturdayt the Third Ward patfolmen
reported Fanny Lyons, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81 by Justice Clark. George H. Stowell,
fass riding; do. IS 81 by Justice Thompson. This
last case grew out Of the fact that two females
were riding about Saturday attracting much at.
tention by their fast riding, and by having man
following them, riding ~ rapidly. Mr.. stowell
said the women had his horses, and be was trying
to overtake them 20 prevent their abusing the
horses by theiAfeekless driving.
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FuxRRALs-Yesterday afternoon Frankltn
Lodge, United Brothers, and Winnebago Tribe
% Red Men, accom- panied by shroeder's Band,
paid the LAST tribute Of respect % their deceased
member, John Kaler. The remains were inferred
In The German cemetery, near 6lsnwood, where
Hansen and Chaplsins Trseger and Pfsifsf, {
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DowN WITH THE Dusf.--A private enterprise
proposes 70 do for our merchants what has long
been desired. O., the sprinkiing and laying Of
the dust Ihoroughiy upon Pennsylvania avenue
IL win be great saving TO the merchants; and
n they will enter Into the arrangement with the
proper spirit, the enterprise Will succeed with
dust that the contractors may down with the
tosher dust.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-BsfoTs Jgsfirs
WahsT.-Sunday-R. Bowie and John Miller,
drunk; turned over TO the military. VIM. Peters,
drunk and disorderly; fined 80 So. John w arner,
do l.; do. VIM. Williams, sleeping in the street;
dismissed. Geo. Stowell, drunk and disorderly;
do. Thos Hill, assault with a knif-; workhouse
90 days. w. Walker, do dismissed. Thomas
Lynch, sleeping In the street; do.
Monday Thomas Brown, larceny Of coat;
Jail for further hearing. SPENCER Curry, stealing
two horses; do. Eliza Ward, vagrancy; work.
house 90 days. NJ. Nc Donald, sleeping in the
street. turned over TO the military. w. Lacombef,
disorderly; dismissed. L. ]. Myers and John
Johnson; turned over to the mIlisary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

NARROW ESCAPE. Yesterday afternoon, a.
Capt Lewis Carberry was riding along r street
in a light carriage, driven by a colored servant,
the horse-avery spirited animal-:ook fright I'd
ran of. On Fifteenth street, in front OF the
Treasury building. the horse turned suddenly
several times, and finally upset the carriage,
which was smashed TO pieces, and Capt C. was
thrown with violence into the street. Capt. G..
wss badly stunned by the fall, and his head and
limbs bruised. A surgical examination showed,
however, that his injuries were not as serious as
feared.