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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
YANKEE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
! :
We continue our extracts of telegraph
ic news from Yankeedom from late Nor
thern papers received at this office:
Mexico is Preparing 10 Resist.

Mexico is preparing 10 Resist.
NEw YORK, Jan. N.
Advices from Havana are to the 7th In.
slant.
On the 2Sth ult,, General Prim, after
most enthusiastic reception by the Hsyan-
ese, left for Vera Cruz to take command Of
the expedition there. He was accompanied
by aportion ofthe French contingent.
Several Of the English vessels had also
been at Havana, but had not yet gone to
Mexico.
The first news from Vera Cruz had been
received by steamer, which left there on
the 26th, according to accounts brought
down from the interior by Sir Charles Wykc,
the English Minister.
The Mexicans are making immense pre-
parations tc oppose the progress Of the AL
lies into the interior. Juarez has issued a
temporary proclamation calling on all pnr-
ties to unite TO repel the invasion, and his
call had been almost universally responded
to. II was believed over 100, 900 men would
soon be in the field, with 100 pieces Of artil-
lery, Uraga was preparing to dispute the
passes above Vera Cruz with about twenty
thousand men. Tampico. it is understood
will not be surrendered without struggle,
for which the place is well prepared. It is
announced that on the 28th ult., an English
steamer sailed from the port Of Matamoras
under very suspicious circumstances.
The Yankees in Missouri.
| SEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. IA.
Advices have reached here that the lst
Kansas regiment, which was sent from here
some days since, arrived at Lexington on
Friday last, where they arrested several Of
the most prominent and active rebels Of the
town. They took and destroyed about 1900
hogs, being packed for the use Of Prices
rebels, and good deal Of other valuable
property.
About sixty rebels belonging to q .regi.
ment Of Col. Alexander, now o prisoner In
st. Louis, were captured about six miles
from here Saturday last.
Texas Troops Advancing ON Newm
Mexico.
KANSAS Cry, Jan. l3.
The Santa Re mail has arrived, with dates
to Dec. the Goth. Two thousand Texas troops
are reported to be marching up the Rio
Grande river for the purpose Of attacking
Fort Craig, and tho same number are
| marching UP the Pecos river TO attack Fort
Union. The troops Stationed at Font Wise
have been ordered to New Mexico. For,
Union is well prepared to receive an attack
but fears are entertained that Fort Craig
will be taken, and the Texans advance or
Santa Fe. Considerable excitement pre-
walls in that place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
NNtVxCE.

lTiv, authority vested IN me By Commssery Depart
M ( mnl Of Tho Couisdcrato states OF America,
n herohy associate With me The arm Of \, NJ Bruce
10 AZ the e1cus and only agents for the purchase
Of Cattle and Hog vn the counties OF Maury, William.
con. Davidson, Re yrtson Sumner aud VSson. ~ tue
state of Tounessob eand for the entrc State OF Ken
tucky. The buee, will be carried on at Nashville
enX darksylls snese name OF Y, M. Bruce Co., Tor
1oe benefit of sin thCiedefste States.
~ scvss- -amdsAid on u, q WILSON.
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JHnrcxHx 0VrI0H, No. 10 CANT 1rREn1, 8S3
" 9R Saturday April AZ, 1861 Ia
s ID weather yesterday was variable in the morn
ths snn rose II i'll majesty, but the clouds
soon dimmed its brightness, and strong south
I wind shortly BET N, blowing perfect gale;
4 Fsxds the afternoon, rain commenced to pour
down ii torrents, and at onr present writing still
0ontinnes With every prospect of lasting during
10 III night 81
The steamers advertised to leave today were
prevented BY the inclemency Of the weather re-
ceiying freIghts but they will get of without doubt
this afternoon. Shippers, therefore, will please
= aend their conaig to the several steamers,
- indicated BY the published notices in this days
Crescent.
M MARY T. ron LAFoURcHE.T The splendid pas
I ssnger steamer Mary 7. Z, Capt a. Dugas, COM
s1ngnder leaves as usual on her regular trip at s
this dag for taking freight for all
! GRN. BEAuREa ARD FOE OUAcHTTA RIyER-This
Ereat yorite OF passengers and shippers will
f leave AT o'clock this afternoon for all landings
ss6n TIL Qnachita. Oar friend, Capt. Len. Moore,
5$H1HimAnds, and Nh. Samuel Whyte does the hon
orS seengera.
I'M SHARr ron WE'LL uspoRT The neat pas.
eenSsf packet j. ". 6hsrp, Capt. IA. j. Dye, com
smAnder, leaves at ~ O'clock evening for the
q ab0Ee and coast landings Ss al
\ EIfrIRE ARIsH FOB THE LOWER oAsT.-The
1eAt passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt. Fl.
Bayhi, cpmmzuder Ieayes at 10 o'clock this morn
~ landings M the Lower Coast.
@ 8. NJ rL AND PASSENGER PACKET
e Tod his fayorite Of the sEi piping und travel
\ again Al tue landing receiving freight
ieexe for Vieksbnrg and tho Bends, at S O'Clock
& this esNning Her cabin is large and splenddiy
sfuFnilhed tbr0uGh and supplied with large
number a rooms table Is always SUD
Piled ~ BE- hsst ga Ne kets, while
+ hst ltcers ne steasnblat nen Of experience and
pOpuikrity The Natehex ID under The command ri
Captain u 2. Leathers, while heraof6ce ID under
81 the bupsryiaion of Mr. A. IA. Green. III
BED CHIEF FOR QUACHITAa RIVER The light.
tFAught and comfortable passenger racket Red
Ghief, Capt n, y, Wood, Commanded, leaves at 5
O'clock this evening for tie above and way points
~ ~ ~ mp as Gun Point sse a
ssSs %. HopGE FoR SHREyEPoRr-- The well known
e and desirable passenger steamer B. Il Hodge mn
der the command of Capt. sinnot, with our friend
sherman, atsstha desk, leaves punctuallY this
N tern00n All 8 o'clock. IS
a toRT. fuIToN aroRs JEFFERSON DIREcT-Our adj
sxertlsng Goinmps notify the public that the fine
steamer ko ptsS ton, Capt. Aiban leaves this
afternoon ~ s W clock Tor Jefferson direct and will
I deposit freight and passengers wherever desired
& nv her patrons. -
ID. HINn FOR. ATTAKArAs--Asu usual this rep,.
lar passenger packet leaves at O'clock this
h noon tor Attakapas and all way landines Cam
Atkinson Is ID Command, while our friend ca T.
Dove performs the duties Of tile office. ssss
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/ Old Bourbon and Monongahela have been rotating
| at 81 75@s2 90 and Rectifed at 81 lot@sl 20 u

Old Bourbon and Monongahela have been reta Jung
at 81 75@$2 90 aud Rectifed at 81 lo@sl 40 y
gallsn
Weeks receipts, $ bbls.; exports 90.
CoFFEE. at retail dealers have realized 500
55c. d Il. for Rio and Havana
j STAR CANDLES. The retail demand is supplied
at COG for Northern and 50c % b for those made
here. Tallow Candles made here may be quoted
at 25@3sc. V ID.
SALT. !. The stock is very light, and there is
little or no Fine in the market. Dealers have sup
piled their customers at So for Liverpool Coarse in
new bags. See advertisement of Martial Tariff.
RICE. -. Garolna-The supplies held by the Com
mittee of Public Safety offered at 74c. y lib at
wholesale and Sc. y ID at retail.
OILs... .Wequote Lard Oil Lat s2@s2 SO % gallon
Cotton Seed Oil is selling at 81 90 for Crude 81 As
l5@sl so for Refined and ~ y gallon for Bleached.
Southern Oil Companys Oils have been selling at
/ T5c. @sl for Tanners and Machinery, and Zoe. %
gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. Il. sThssrecepts have been light and the
I demand is limited. We quote Attakapas Hides at
s@lOc. for Dry Sailed and Flint, which are very
| scarce, and 53@6c. for 7Green-Salted. Mexican
1 FIint-none ii the market.
/ TALON. There is none Offering. The last
/ ales were at 16@lsc. for City Rendered. Wequote
Prime City Rendered nominally at 1sc. % ID.
LIME . There is no stock Of Thomaston ant
Western. OfAlabama the stock is very light, and il
4 retailing at 81 so % Dbl.
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. Railroads..
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN,
VI BRASHEAR CITY. April IL, 1920 hhds sugar
G Sabatier-2O do West, Renshaw & Cammaek-
3 do Lane, Salter &co-2l do 1872 bbls molasses
Payne, Huntington &co-27s do Hare-4l do W
to order.
NJ o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April IL, 1924 hhds potatoes
Stuart & James, scks potatoes Free Market
bx iron Goodrich &co--2l bales hay E Thomas
do Markey-l2 % Tharp Maddo&.l7 do War
rem & Crawford-17 do ] Fianigan-lS do G Con-
molly do Markey-6 do Malay-Total IS
ha1ns hav.
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P R I g B 8 !;



u vICKSBURG- Per steamer hatcher so bales
cotton h w Trefery--S0 DO B snrane,-l6 do J
L Macauley-7 do. Jno s Wallis &co-30 do hay
Gray l. Bro-l3 do "a D Kelly &eo-5 do Payne,
Huntington &-ls DC Stewart Ja1nesZl2 DO IS g.,
ginnis- 81 do Buckner, Newman &coi-s SO bbls
lime Hughes 4eo-s2 hides Davis y Jenkinsals s.
hide sugar 80 bbls molasses y Gordon jrMl5o do
ger &co-9s do 40 hf do Payne, Huntington eco
50 do Wright y Allen-47 do A Giraud &co ,
sundries to order-Total los bales cotton 1872 hhds
sugar 500 bbls 149 hf molasses.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Laurel Hil-S6
hhds sugar 157 bbls molasses J W Burbridge eco.
326 do j Watt &eo-3O do SO do A Miltenberger d
coo hhds sugar 26 bbls molasses Bellecq, No
biom &co-30 do Bell q Bouligny- 80 do so E Du-
rive &co-20 do rs bbls molasses M Brady eco
80 hf do w Lanraux-l0 hhds sugar "A Socald-
Us bbls molasses NJ Ross-55 do IA bbls melas-
SEES A G Marrionaux-2t do Ar Mltenberger-5 do
Hall & Rodd az bbls molasses 2 Giraud- IL
do Menard & Vignaud-l3 do F ] DaSilya &co-64
do V Allan eco So do Roman, Olivier &co--l00 do
Montgomery u White-200 do a Thomson &co-49
hhds sugar F ] DaSilya eco 20 B Nugent Eco
arndries to order. R5s5i i4t s5s Ffi5
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CoNPTReLLER's OFFICE,
so City ball, March q, 1862. !
mo 6qRS I

AN ORDINANCE concerning the privilege of the Riga. Of
", % ses ses na 10 sh Fss n sn'hneH street. fro"
AEIle55l Be o,,sHsa y ;s csm,eoa Comet Fl Re sg
fali IL sy Fer hs'sss
days nss e sa o 4 he
from e Msfgny Canal Lake PoutelaIt ihe
ton by the city Comptroller be subject The approval
AIT The said shell road shall be constructed by the con
Wa s f9s 1 s T s
ss s hs es ina ss I'll Sy
bottom ave feel in pth below lie gada to be ishea
s. aisd Sad ssssd X, ssn5as,e pfsetdi9s IL
eighteen ABOVE The h. Of
train and 'hall be feet IN width Twenty feet in
s9d sSnn Az shsls s following manner o.Eit lsye
with pound rcs e second layer layer
Of shells siS inches thickness shalt then bs placed and
aa as ne IN, XheIs ,i sf5sss shsln
whole shall executed satisfaction the
AR g. The contractor shall have the right place toll
gate each end Of the road aud demand of aye
on ssT ON s ais cents
For every head Of cate, horse or mne ten eeo,s
loaded anloSds9 twenty cents
IF" @saSs% ss horses horse
AIT Ts a h be tho keR the esa
81 Be- acsh 5y fin s line # Said road
The shall b, begin the
the sixty day following the approval of The adjudication by the
Common Council and complete the year after.
The contractor shall furnish good and
ry 10 the Of ten thou and dollars the faithful
pc formance of his contract the said securities be subject
the approval Of the Common Council
ART T. 1t is well understood that In Of neglect failure
by the contractor to flu fl OF the foeson pulaons
the Common Council shall have The right Nnnul the
without putting tbs default, arequred by Article
1906 Of The Civil Code, and without applying court of JUS
Gc hHrul the and without indemnity and IL is also
well understood that in the contractor shall time fail
to keep the road in good repair fail to keep the lighted
nj h the sale shall forfeit all claims he may have
to said road ard that the city shall have the right resell the
prr for and risk of the of his
curfty.
The said road shall to the city at the expiration
of said twenty years pVi!cge.
[Signedl s. r. DElABARRE
President pro Board of Aldermen.
fSigned1 JULES BENT,
President pro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 20, 1862
iSgnedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that thursday the 10Th April
1862 will sell ut Office, at II O'Clock NJ the above right
of way to the highest oder, for cash.
m22 lit G. W. CUhBkRTsON Comptroller.
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--.zuy.n., MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL

1911 Notice to Travellers:
Passengers for Nashville Grand and Decatur
will make the trip IS HOURS QUICKER by any other
route and make elise connections all the way.
Passengers going this Should leave the city by the
ing train If the jackson Road.
This is also the Quickest Route Bowling Green Buy ysu
tickets via Grand Junction aud Decatur.
jail I'm E. u. FROST, supt. Miss Central R. R.
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CATTLE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. April II, ls62
& The arrivals during the week were s04 Texas
Beeves, 267 Hogs, 5l4 Sheep and ASH Veal Cattle:
Amount Of Stock sold was 951 Texas Beeves, SS1
Hogs, 5sS Sheep and 49S Veal Cattle. Stock re-
naming on sale is SO Texas Beeyes and " Hogs.
We quote ".
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The steam train WILL sufficient notice, stop
liy Station: Fare, Is ceuts each way Parties DESTROYS
being landed at Station must notify the Conductor
the departure of the train.
n3 IF PAEUEJ.T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-12

Asss 5ss5 cLAREF.
y 100 cases 81. Estephe, Bonnafond 4 Co. &
800 Kiepper Co. Is
100 Margaux, i. a}
!. Chat Calcn. :.
;ss s 90 Chat du Tsrtre, Y.
: sAUTERNE.
y 100 cases Chat. X QUEEN. 8S5 IA 7Ss
es48sssS BIZ ANDY.
sssss 10 X and % n pipes Ponltney.
as 81 and 10 " " 10 Marett S9
VINEGAR. sS $50
sSgS5 40 barrels White Wine.
IA j. y,
100 cAAks Narsetf,ss a8s5
:S1 40 Hlbbcrtsss s3sisss
40 AIIsop,es Nh 5ss
i9saS PoRTER.
3H0 easE6 HILBERT
mo Lerzettis tssf
X Eor sRia BIZ zsS &c As 5s his 8. WOLFF,
se23 Corner pc t4fArier and New Legea streets. II
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HUGH MADDEN,
ALEXANDER ABRAHAMS,
ID. !. RICARDO. Notary Public
be true copy Of the original extm
u. I: RICARDO, Notary Public.
2a, 1861. n3B law5t
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q w dAtsD AND E1ES SkAxA-gRE UEIEBRATKD
seem St j. Waterman Bgo the ooraer IF Masnzns and
Common Streets aud at the Aecace Dsaers Exchange,
No. Charea atrtst end y eaop corpgr Of Iaia7st5
and Basin street. New OreSnt. =
jyl4-y n, DAUGHERFY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
FROM McDowELL's coLunN

PLANTATION, Four MILES FROM TEE RIpp..
HAMMOCK, Va, May l9.-Editor Star: Genera,
Ord held division review at this place TO-DAY
This 10 the advance division OF Nc Dowell,, army
OF the Rappahannock, and 10 fne body Of men
Gen. Mcdowell and staff arrived on the Geld NJ 10
a. m, and the review was entered upon. Bevas
heartily cheered by the men in the different reei.
mena ~ he passed In review. All the regiment,
looked and performed well; but the evolutious ot
the S6th New York, Colonel Christian, (who. nv
the way, served In the Mexican war with honor
ana promotion, has spared neither means nor
time 70 make this regiment one OF the best in the
volunteer service, y won the praise Of the General
and stat for the prompt and soldier. like way
they went through the different movements on the
neid, and the boys feel right proud Of the same.
The trains are now running regularly to Frede.
ricksburg, on the arrival Of the North America al
Aqua Greek from Washington aad Alexandria.
A number Of northern merchants have com.
menced business in the former place, and more
stores are opening daily.
learn that the rebels are fortifying themselves
al Bowling Green, some twenty-five miles from
this place. IL 10 the shire town Of Caroline
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. N.
THE VERY LATEST WAR NEWS

The latest advices at the War Department are
that General Haliecfs army have been within
four miles Of Corinth for several days. Some
skirmishing had taken place. The rebels do
not seem inclined to venture an attack.
All has been quiet up TO noon to-day in the
Departments Of Generals Fremont, Banks and
Mcdowell
There has been no advices from Gen. McClel-
lan's army since yesterday afternoon, up to which
time no engagement had taken place there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
THB LATEST By TELEGRAPH
SENATOR DIXON REELECTED.
NEW HAVEN, CT, May . Hon James DIxor
has been reelected to the U. 8. Senate.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IxXvIIth cONaR Ess-s....s s...,.,.
FRInay ATav O1

EklDAf, May %.
sENAIE.-Mr. Sumner called up his resolution
.nsSuucnng Ine judiciary Committee % inquire
and report what further Legislation NAV be nacf,.
safY 70 secure persons Of African descent from
UNCONVENTIONAL seizure, or seizure by disloyal
persons; adopted.
oath Of allegiance to be taken in certain cases
referred.
Ny Wilson introduced bill to reorganize the
courts OF the District Of Columbia referred
MT ostef Introduced general bankrupt bill
The Tax bill was shortly Afterwards taken up
ana The senate proceeded to the confederation O.
their finance committees amendments thereto.
HousE:-Mr Loomis reported a resolution 70
pay sterling Morton, contestant Of the seat OF
.. T.; Daily, delegate from Nebraska, the usual
per diem. Adopted.
The consideration Of the Confscation bills was
resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

CifcuIr CounI, Msy 22.-wsightnsn act.
CorPorstion Of Washington; verdict for plain-
TN, 5000 damages. Thompson 4 Co. act
lisms agt. John Montgomery; verdict for plain
uI. george q II. Day, ESQ OF Minnesota, ana
John Dean, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, were admitted
the District Of Columbia
May 2-Msuock q Herbert set Charles r.
ctansoury; verdict for plslntif. fhornss Ma
gr9aef, sgt w. X. Arnold; verdict for plsintir.
dict for plaintiff. Joseph n. Bradley ~ st
George w. Riggs; on trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
MARRIED..

In Washington, on the s2d instant, by Rev. c. G.
Meador, Mr. g M. HAMMOND. Of New York,
70 Miss LIZZIE SMITH, niece and adopted
daughter OF g. w. Examiner, of Baltimore, Nd.
On the 77d instan mt. 81 Union Chapel Parsonage,
ITO street. BY the kev. John Thrush, Lieut..
FREDERICK q: CALVERT to Miss FANNY
M. PERKINS, all OF this city.
M. JORGE d. STOREY, Of Batimors, , 10
SARAH 4. THOMPSON, Of this city.
Baltimore papers COPY I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

PoLIcR.-The Third Ward pstrolnen reported
Yesterday; VIM. Cahi.l Indecent exposure. nned
81 Chaa- Bskehouse, fast driving; do 81 s. by
Justice Clayton. The county patrolmen arrested
Jane Elliott Tor prostitution; she was committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

Hoasr, wAsoN AND HARNESS complete, suita-
BILE for light busin ess, so volumes Niles Regis.
ter, at auction Saturday morning by Wall Il
Barnard. n<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

WE ASSERT IT BoLpLY-There are no other
medicines 20 reliable, efsctual and convenient a.
HolIoway's Pills and Ointment, ALWAYS ready
for use. They are invaluable to the Soldier e.
posed to wounds, sores, fevers and bowel COM
plants. They never fail. Only rs cents per boz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

DESCENT on A GAMBLING HousE q AZ.
visit 20 Halls gambling house on r strret r.
sween Tnirteenth and Fourteenth capturing some
nneen OF ne inmates, whom they took % the
Cenual suafanouse. They also took charge OF
which were chips" representing about "a OlJH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

GREAT SOUTHERN REBELLION. -Stanly and
Commits gigantic historic painting Of the princi-
walton OF the Union, win open at Odd Fellows
Hall on or about the 18th inst. The exhibition
comprises, among other scenes, movements Of
troops, ships In action, and the naval battle at
Hampton Roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

Pedal ExcRRsRNcKs.-Corns, Bunions, Cal
losities, Club and Inverted Nails and all diseases
Of the human feet treated successfully without
pain or loss Of blood by DR.. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four and "a half and Sixth streets. Ope-
rations performed In few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Ladies and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

CITY PRoPKRTr FoR sALE.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of w. H. English, which
Will be found In another column, Offering fol
sale large amount Of desirable city properly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

OPENING TO-DAY, at the Dollar Store, (433
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-an q. half ST. }
another large invoice OF jewelry and silver
plated ware. Take a look at their guard and
vest chains, and invest dollar. m 2l-1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
DIED.,

On Thursday, 22d instant, Mrs. MARY, wife of
Solomon DunmOre
The funeral will take place tomorrow, at one
O'Clock, ON her late residence, ~ atTeet, near
Pa. avenue -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

CENTRAL GUARDHOusR CAsEs-Befoys JKnies
TA0mPsoH. James Stanton, drunk and disor
derby; fined go "a. James Burke, drunk; dis
missed. John Hildt, assault with intent to rob;
turned over TO the military. Thomas Wydon and
Neal Collins, tcol., disofderly; fined 81 81 each.
81 g. James DearY, disorderly; do. 81 81. arthur
Alexander, suspicion Of stealing overcoat; jail.
lfhis oyercoat, good one, was offered Tor sale
by this prisoner to citizen, for 62 cents; and the
citizen had him arrested. The coat is at the
guardhouse to be identified ] Abraham Cohen
throwing stones; fined 81 S. Charles Kirby, do
dismissed. James Flannigan, disorderly; fined
81 IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

How 80 much beautiful work can be done for
80 little money, astonishes the crowd that daily
throng the Dollar Store, 43S Pennsylvania avenue
near ~ street. Jewelry and Silver plated w are
In great variety-only One Dollar!.! 6t&
ANY PERSON wishing TO procure a loan Of few
dollars on satisfactory security, do by call
ing at $50 Eleventh ST., between G and II. apl4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
Cp1srApoao,s EXCELSIOR DYl

For all who desire to have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidly, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTABoRo, Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers. .s
Price 81, 81 so, and 80 per box, according to
size. No. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

DELICIOUS SoDA Wharf.-The Seventh Ward
ers, or any Thirsty folks passing along the great
seventh street thofoughfare river-ward, will find
delicious soda water and such like cooling beve.
RACES az Boswellis drugstore. His marble foun-
tains and apparstus would do redit % any frst.
class estabiishment In the country See adver-
tisement,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

CRY RAILwAY.-The corponton Of the city
railway have been In session all morning, and
doing an active business In receiving su6scrip.
tions The Subscriptions, however, do not raa
high In amount individually. The subscfisers
sre principally citizens. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23

Vocal CoNcERr.-One Of the most pleasing
sights imagi Unable was the array OF pretty taste
fully dressed children Of the frat and second dis
trict primary schools at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton last night. The concert was most creditable
to lthe little folks and to Prof Daniel, their mu-
steal Instructor. With more space at command
we should be glad to specify some Of the best
performances, but the programme was 30 uni
formly good that IL would not be so easy to indi-
vidualize. There was q large and very highly
gratifed audience present, IL the continuous ap-
piause affords any evidence Prof. Parkhnrst was
the right man In the right place at the piano.