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SAFE. ~ .. So.

eAsRAsXAErEf'S SALE. ~ %. 63.
of1ce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor OF
Pr ston Bros and against Henry L.. Mitchell and
others. will,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o..
CT OK P. d. of said day, at the door of the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, Indiana,
pose to sale at public auction the rents, issues,
and profits for the term Of seven years of the
following described real estate, tO-Sit:
lot No. twelve Cl2), in the original plan of Eysns
vile, in Yanderburgh county, State of Indiana,
as made between the heirs of John Mitchell, DE-
ceased at the February term, 1850 of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh comfy.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sum sufficient 70 satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, 8. V. @.
n. S Johnson, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
may-I s.
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I SIS b Asu vt;sa - 5tlF EeasayeS "a
GHAt aAEsa, ass4F7E ~ effYsfa.
The gaHh0sts which s-have sxtsTa poEis.
sd will be ready for service to-day, and
will soon be able to pay nay respects to
the enemy on the eastern side of the region
under my command.
(Signed) o. N MITCHELL,
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NEW ALBANY
WeOOZe2e Mus.
No. Is State ST., BET. Man and the River.


EE0Bs HI I.E.VG COsMPLETED
w our machinery TO maqufacture Wooden
G obs OF various descriptions, beg leave to an.
noE' &c that we will manu- actuIe wool INTO goods
at short notice, and guarautee satisfaction to ali
who Will favor with their ratr0nsge; should a
Sork not be, when de ivered, as was ordered, we
viii make other In place thereof, until the goods
are as contracted for. Below we have fixed D ices
for manufacturing the various kinds of goods
the articles useo In manufacturing them vary in
digo and cotton being very high at present. the
probability is that they will ere long fall ana ihns
reduce the price Of such goods when they are used
Our machines are new, and of the latest improve
ments, 50 that need not fear but Oh a. ali work
done by will be satisfactory.
TERMS FOR MAHUFACTUR RING
We invariably find the grease and do all the
picking of the wool, farmers only having to wash
the wool and bring it as il comes from the sheep.
Carding and spinning any size yarn, any
......l5c per ID
oarding and Spinning any size stocking
or coverlet yarn, two or three ply ...,1sc per b
Jeans, weaving when the wo3len yarn is
brought already spun and coloTed, we
finding black chllo ..17s PEE ID
brought already spun and oolored, we
finding blue chain per sd
JsaT 8, any color except blue, when white
wool is brought, washed as Il comes
from the sheep $40 Per yd
black chain; 3Sc per yd blue chain. Arc per 20
Jeans, blue or blue mixed (ogW Ood),
with black chain. .34c per I'd
Jeans, when wool is brought colored We
doing the spinning securing, weaving
and finding black chain ...............,2sc per I'D
Jeans, when wool is brought colUrsd, we
doing the spinning, securing, weaving
and finding blue ch ain per
kerseys, indigo b'ue, all wOOI-.....-..45c per I'd
Kerseys, any other color than indigo
blue.. per VI
Flannel, in grease, one yard " de, all
white 25c per yd
Flannel, secured, yara wide, all
white per I'd
Flannel, any color except blue and red
plain one yard wids..... per I'D
Flannel barred with any color per I'd
Blankets. plain white, ten quar- ters lorg
(other sizes, prices accordingly ..S3.75 per psir
Fancy csyerlets, any pattern, when raw
white wool is Is piece
This MANS Of persons will be wove on
the cOYeriet for extra
6atinett, when wool is colored when
brought to the factory per
Satinett, any color except blue 40c per yd
Satinett blue mixed (indi go) per sd
We will also have on hand all the above goods
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange for
wool at the highest market price.
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Agency for Soldiers Claims.
~ se@. sEc xEEEsR5 .f-19.Fs =. r.
49,, T ranaL- procure Invalid Pensions,
bounty money, arrears of Pay, and L aud War
rants, under the several acts OF tyonIrresJ ----
Fees moderate, aad part Of their CHARGES col.
lected till the claim is secured :, p -
Office on the north side of Third Street betyEeeu
Main and Locust, Evansville Indiana = ~
febl5 MCBRIDE & WHpTTLEsEY
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AHA IT ks45 ~ Ell LIE g q = AAEsa + Wv
Z9 the 22d day of April, 1862. the undersigoed
nstice of the Peac, ia and for Union TOwnsh ip,
Vand8rburgh County, midland, held an ioqueBt,
with the assistance OF twelve qualified electors of
M township, over the dead body OF an infant f.
male child found dead in the we'll the residence
of John w. Catletr, in the TOwnsh ip 'eunty, and
State aforesaid, then and there returned to the
following verdict:
ave do fnd that the deeea4ed came to its death
by having is head a'hed by the hands OF one
Ann BTcCaleb, who is the mother of said child"
J. s. CATLETT,
Justice and Coroner for the time being Of Van
derburgh County. may23wW
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Complaint.

TT sRPPE.ZRKySrR II 7" .RRRKD.R FIT
N on file in the ofice of the Clerk of the Court
eforesat {. at the above AIMED defendants except
George olftns are non. residents of the State of
Indiaga- Notice of the peBdsncy Of this action is
therefore given 90 said Sigmund Levy, Solomon
Lew, leopold Levy, liver Smith, A. Mitchell
Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob Gottlsib, Julius Fret
bu1 gh, Levi j. Workum, st. Victor Barrett, and
that the same will stand for trial at rhe next
term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
at the Court House in the City Of Evansville, in
the County and State aforesa i'd, on the iii st BIon
day in October, A. d. 1862.
Witness Louis X ehter the Clerk of said Court;
this 81 day OF May, 1861.
LOUIS RICHTER,
AHEE Clerk v. G. O.
Chandler & Hynes, plaintiffs attorneYs
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MORNING REPORT.

Sensible men In Georgia.
humbug-Ge Hunters
emancipation order-Stam-
pede of slaves from Mary
land-The homestead and
tax bills-Starting a ma
chine shop-Startling news
from Parkersburg, Va.
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So EEEie1FK9aa99

-AfzEHOE 7S@77 - -
E1TREsH 8UFFRR-s5O reg
< Fresh Table Butter, in store Ibis rs
ing at Elliotts Family Grocery.
% boxes German sosr, lrt
q Palm
90 +" Star Candies,
l. Grocery.
Cases PsrafinR candles,
gross German G yceriue soap, for toilet use
gross Transporter tsoap,
boxes corn stu en-, TOR cUiiiuary PURPOSES,
10 dozen sssOrtef SIPS Bislorrick's balSin pow
der, juss received at ElIictt's
25,ocO pounds a No. l hams,
10 OuO pounds prime shoulders,
tOool pounds sides, in stole, and for sale at FL
uott's Family Grocery. .-s-.s
LAkD.-2,0O0 pounds Prime leaf lard -.....
hEE---5OJ pounds pscrEed rye.
BARLEl.-203 pounds 4=rched harley, just
ceiSed at ElIiott's-
BR0OMS.--75 dozen pfc,s brooms, from '15e to
/ Ace, just received at Eliett's.
FL0UR.--I6O SKIS donble extra white wheat
I hoUr 20 bbls XXX family -four, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at ElEott's.---z
nle9 L-Esa
I 900 0-z.EH'S- Kyt'qEE ST-Be it re-
u menibared that this l4rh day ofApril, 1852,
the undersigned, Justice OF ehe Peace, within
an6 for the Township OF Pigeon, county of Van
derburgh and State az Indiana, held an inquest,
with the assistance Of twelve qualified electors of
/ my township, over the dead body of John Welsh;
who found dead at his late residence Ia the
/ city of EvansvilIs, County and State Aforesaid,
when and where said jury returned to rue the fol-
| lowing verdict g We do find the deceased came to
/ his death frcm two shots from double barrel led
shot gun in tho hands o. Miles s9gie, BY him dis
/ charged BEN. STINSON,
Justice and Coroner for tbs time being Of Ven
derbut gh county. . apis
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I1w3w CHRISTIAN DECKER.
Court Notice.
STATE OF INDIANA, In the vanderburgh
Vandorburgh County. Circuit Court
October Term, 1862.
William Il. Walker,
Henry d. Allis, Petition TO OPEN

The Quinnebaugh Bank.
EFT .ARPE.aRKsH"G9 R II" .RFRKB.H T%KT
istiag and located In the State of Connecticut,
and is non-resid snt of Indiana, and that its
Presid ent, Secretary, and other officers nom
resident of the State of Indiana.
Notice of the tendency of this action (the object
of which Is to open and set aside judgment in
favor of said deendant) is therefore given said
non resident defendants, aud that the same
will stand for trial at the next term of the
Count aforesaid, to be began and held at the Court
House in the City of Evansville, in the County
and State aforesaid. ON the fret Monday in oct0-
Der, A. Z. 1862. -. r..
Witness the Clerk of said Count, this 29th day Of
April 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER, Y. G. c.
Chandler & Hynes, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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WASHINGTON, May l6.-The following
has Just been received at the War Depart
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OLD AUCTION HOUSE.
J NEW AUCTIONEER !!

m II. CONN., H.zHsEJV-GR BRsNsTED
20 the old Auction Room on the corner of
Main and Third streets, Evansville, for a term of
years, will continue the Auction and Commission
business, and attend to selling all kinds of goods,
furniture, wagons, buggesS carriages horses, cat
tie, all kinds of man ufactured articles, &C. Lib.
er4l advzncements made consignments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted to my care. J. J. C0HN-
maE2s -
@ATR.9zJs-RD A0.S.BK. 800 Ibs choice
- Honey, at II. A. COOKS.
ians 70 Main street.
EWFURAS EsS, Eggs, Butter, and lots of other
decT - VICKERY'S.
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CAMP Is MILES FRoM WILLIAMSBURG. !
Nav Is
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SigmHnd Levy. So ONION Lee
Wy. LeoF old Levy, Oliver
Smith, A. Mitchell Hall,
Wright smith, Jacob g. It.
Ieib, Julius Freiburgh, lie ]
j. WOrkum, st. Victor Bar
reff- and GaOrOa WaId:p
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILRoAp

81 y
NOTICE. s' x
NANCE OF H URS.zEs
On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1854,
TIE PAssKrsxx TRAINS BsTwEEs
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
fzszl -.--sx -- THE WEST --- -.,
VIII run Is follows: b.
Flee Psily 1tai.s Ar,is. at asd Dspa.s Sfsa
ssd tsso on sxnddyS.
For RHHi III !,dIPs and NEW YoRREs
For ANNAPoLls-Lesvsw Washington q. TAO
For FREpERiicK-Lssvs Washington st 1.4O
" A.' a FoR ALL POINTS WEST,
AM Chester, ssve 81 s. ana WIN
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at Q. m; PhiladsiphiA IL 81 8.
m; Baltimore $50 p. m. Arrive ct Warrington 30
Leave New York at ,. m; Philadsphia 10 50 ,.
m Bsltlmore 50 .. IN. Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at IL p. m Philsdelphi. 50 g..
m; 5sltimore TAO q. M Arrive at Washington
tS.. sSs % T %,s ssys Bs%pTs
On Sundays a. $50 and 20 g. m only from B.lti-
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections
Passenger Trains leaving Washington az TO 9.
m. and co >. m, and Baltimore q. 7.i0 a. IN. and
10 p. m, make eirect connections for Ann. ?olls
at the Junction The TAO Q. m. conneots 81 Relay
tnsburS. Winchester. Whss.lPs, P. s burg
&C., except Sundays.
Train. leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inft0n att 80 a. IN. and $50 p m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ct 6 90 q.
II g. m. and p. M, and Baltimore al 80 and 40
8 m, and $50 p. m will STOP only at Annapolis
Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodated
TrdiaS oGiy.
w. p. SMITH,
spa Master Of Transportation, Bait
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HELMH0LD'S EXTRACT b UCRU,
t For Weaknesses
Aiming rom Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Early Indiscrehon or Abuse,
Artssded Vith fks JolIossSss Syr1pfors.-
Indisposiuou 20 Exeriion, Boss Of Power.
Veal Nerves, TTemblinE
Horror OF Disease, WAEefu'nees,
Hn,ysrsal Lassitade Of the Muscular syslenl
not hends. Flushing OF the Rosy
Dryness OF the Skin, Erupuons on the Face
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
These syuptoms, n alloved % 20 on, which this
meoiotne INVARIABLY removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPlLBPTIC FITS,
In one Of which tbs patient nay expire.
Who can ssy that they are aot frequently fol-
lowed BY those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the oauss OF their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
LuMS,
Asd fhs Mslosekoly DEATHS bv Goa sU,.pfscz,
BHAR AMPLE WITNESS The TRUTH OF THrs
AssHEsIoN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the AID of madeline
TO strengthen and
InviEors'e the System,
WAieA HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT b UCHU ca
corSdblp does.
TRIAL WILL coNvIKog TIE MOST sERPrIcaI.
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HELMBoLps GENUINE PREPARATION,
~HI6HL Y CoNcENTRATSD"
80 COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT BUcHU,
a Positive and Specific Remedy
For Daseeses Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DkoPSICAL Sw BILLINGS.
This Medioine increases tbs power Of DiEes-
ton. and exeites the ABsORBENTs into heal
thy sotiou. By which the wATERY OR CAL
CAREOUe dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced, as veil a.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and 10 rccd fer
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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~ kUTICE 20 TRAVELLERS,
Il EE Postmaster 6enerEi having ordered TIE
btiu service between washington, res
Se.sitlmors. pad Old p2;nt tFortsss
Meneay, tbs goth Instant the Bar Line of siss rert
Ellt leave baltimore Every pay fsxoept Sun
o'clock ,. M, or Immediately after the arrival o.
the W shIns ton Train. which leaves Ws.ninxtos
1t ~ O'CLOCK ,. N.
n Slu Nj. n. FALLS, Pre='t
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4 IA d RK II Rms,
HaTHrnsgEn
worcestershire Sauce.

Worcestershire Sauce.
soNHOIssEsRs - sf Q Letter from
sAgCE.p stWoroes,sr.
and applicable to go = r.ll n r.sy ! l' r.
ruu,x fis. that their Ssxs.
TE I'm India, and il, In
VARIETY fSESs lny opinion, the most
llS=zSz< pelafa bic, as well -
OF DISH. - he mot e. y ,. Iss
Ths above SAUCE IL not only the BHs1 and most
PsYvrAl coNDIxzsr known, but the most Eeoso~.-
sssI' ss fev drops in SoxY, Grssy. or With Fisi.
I and cold Jeists, Bssf Ssssk, Gssss, &C., lmFart
. exquisite Eost which xs1riseiP'sd sauce man
lfAoturers have In vain endsavored to tSss:ats.
On the BYsakfGst, Lsssises. Dtssr, or Ss1r1
fsbIs, cruet containing LEA d PERRINS'
WORCESTERSHIRE AgCE" 10 indisPensa-
BILE.
TO appreciate the sxesl.sst sxsIifiss OF this dsH
tess preparation Ii 10 only necessary TO purchase
small bottle of the Sssxiss, of respectable gro
cor or dea or, xs many Hotsl and Hsstasvasf Pro-
plietors seldom Plsoe the Pxrs Sauce before their
guests, but subsututs genuine Bottle filled with
Q sSsvsess mixture.
Fer sale By 6rocsrs and Fruitsrers evsrJwhers.
JOHN DUNCAN j. SONS,
sstss Sqxsrs sad 14tS street, Mes foyi,
Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States.
A Stock always IN store.-Also orders received
for direct shipments from England
u Bsssrs u csSsfsrts;ss snl lSisssisxs.- u
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Assault on LADY -On Friday afternoon
man named 5. O'Seil attacked A isdv on Eo.33,I
anu hall street, on the Island, with n stone In
each hand, and ehoked her. OEcsr Vernon ar
rested HIN and took him before Justice Strsjton.
Wno cOnlmItled him TO jail 70 answer the charge
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E7N ~ SOnEGAiNS NEW ~ ~
~ f&SSREATHsY pIscoyExI sSZM led
ii ISL b .iSs:i, sySssIts Y
o.. %. T2ssisr.
OYSYERS STEAMED
IN xs Shell sne Thoroughly Cookies lar ssssFisY
- rs&saj IN fss zs.sb;sS, IAs fsstssI
tisss 81 rsssyt. Call and Soc
Ths xE1ersIEncd Especially Informs his friend.
In the Dzists knd visitors 10 .ae oiJ that he has
redttsd hir Gle sod wELL-ZHow:; fsTaBLIeExE1f
IN Q most thorough mtIEer, and has made CON-
Siete arrangements 20 furnish OYSTERS in any
style and any susnt.tJ, 900 10 go gallons shuokel
per dky, 1000 TO 1900 osns ef SSioed ard Fresh
put up daily-csrs hsrinetIosii; SSaisd, F1rnishss
In tbs sasif BY tbs ESshei or barrel.
Per1ons wishing 10 have Oysters fnrrish ed reys-
larly thIoagh the vinte-, 81 Baltimore Prioes,
without fear Of fkilrro. Ehesid eal and mAke ar
ranEemenb 81 onoe. Freisht, time, and nionsy
.sved By t.rehas,nf q me- q tsCniAh sn article
- 70 ssraEEs.
Canned Meats, Loestsrs, Ssrdiass. CLANS.
strawberries, Tomatoes, PiIr' Feet, 9fies, 80.
CO., DO. Also, Pickles, Ca.sr7, S.aces, Brandy
FeSohee, go. Also, Sane sEd Fresh Fish. Ear
ties, Terrapins, Fresh Lobstars, Cod, H.litut, hs
In thot, every thing for GALS Ia tbs Northern mar
ke.s always on hand, at reasonable ff,Sss.
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, ds-
nvered without charge to any Bart OF the Distinct
in season, II the money IL scpt win the order.
My establishment 10 open from .. N. to IL q
night, every DAY, except Sunday, vhsn l close 81
Att q. 81. HARVEY.
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T1 7 u u - I'll -.
Protected By Roya! Ls.tsFs Pats,.s of E.RlasS,
ssd sseErsd By tAs Seal, Of tAs EeoIs de- Paav.
s.aets dc Paris, ssd fAs IasPsrisI Ce,Lsgs Of
Msdtetns, TssxsA.
HRIESEMAR No.
In the ehectH1l remedy for RELAXATION, SPIN
HAToRRH9A and EXHAUSTION OF IKE SYSTEM,
TRIESEMAR No.2,
Completely and entirely eradicate al traces of
those disorders, for which Copsiva and Cubebs
have generally besn thought an antidote, to the
rum OF the health oil vast portion Of the pOpuls-
ten.
yRIESENAR No.
10 the great and sure remedy Of the civilized EoflS
for oil impurities OF the system, as well Is second
NY symptoms, obyietins the destructive ues Of
and which all the Sarsaparills In the world cannot
remove. TRIKsKMAR Nos. /, 2 and arc allka de-
void OF taste or smolI and of sll sUsi-
MSS. They are IN the form OF Q loSenEe, and may
ue on the toilet table without their use beng gus
eeoted. "
Sol IN TN Gases at o, each, or four e. eases in
ono Tor %, and 10 eH CAGES, thus saving Co. a.
administered b. Vnfsse, Lallemand, Roux a O.
20, Wholesale and retail By DR.. II, A. BAR
row, 1914 Blocker street, lf doors from Mao
OouEl streefh Now York. Immsdiatey on re-
Iris.smaI g any part Of the World. securely
Prblished Ilso by DIR, BARROW, that ,ovulss
and beautiful lly illustrated medical work Eurnsp
Fnilty. Price = cents. TrieEepar and Boof c1p
Be Obtained b. special authority from .. 9. ORD,
WeAhlnxfon. ID. e. "a fs-fr
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0DR YOPEAM'S RyF@
"a Z EAls rRgEK eSSaG
MANDATORY,
as SKvKSf6 STIxzr, WARRINGTON, u, 9,
Silver n sdsI awarded BY Maryland InEti!sts 0
Baltimore, November :, 1850.
Aiss, MEDIA b. Mstro1olissn MechanioP Ins:itsts.
Washington, ID. c., lsS7.
IN constantly making, and always have sz hand.
Of the best material, svsTJ Se.sri3Isl SI
fi1s Sole Leather,
IrSp Frame.
kaSiep Dress,
Weed HoX, ana
PE5klpS franks,
fsiisier, Carpet, ard
Canvas krayelinE Ban,
School sasskss, BE-.
At keN Pyi.ss.
MsabsrI Of Congress and travellers Will please
Yyynks thai sre made IL other cities.
Superior Leather and Dres= Trarks Hsds ~
order.
franks covered and repaired ct sEert nc.cs,
Seeds delivered free Of ohErss to yiyatt st ths
sitJ georgetown, and Alexsnirls.
JAMES e.TOPhAN.
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AssArLTfSe WHITE HAS.-Oa Thursday
Silernoon diIaeuiiy occurred at the fish wharf,
between VIM Penny, a coIored man eunDlovej = a
sailing master, and John Cunning ham, white
captain Of the same boat, which resulted in
Penny striking Cunningham over the head with
jail by Justice slratton.
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HELD FOR BAL.-Frsnk Bell and Andrew,
Chase: c1Iored, were arrested a dey or two sine
by officer Ecklof, en- the charge OF heinz -;
parties who committed an assault On AauiIIs
Barton on The nth inst, and the exarnInasinT,
YVES Concluded before Justice Clayton yesteTdav
AFTERNOON, when CHASE was comnitted 10 isjI
and Bell was held TO ball TO answer the char9y
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FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IN nsasy Affections psrxltar 20 Hmalss,
the Extract Buchu 10 unesuslea by any other
remedy, as In Chloris or Rstention, lrregnlarity,
P.infdners or Suppression of Customary Fvsou-
stions, liberated or Sorhcus state OF the Uterus,
LeuoorrhHA or Whites, Storl lity, and for all
eomplailts incident 20 the sex whether arising
from Indscretion, Habits Of Disnpstion, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
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NOTICE..

49, ~ e s1{a2flss - sSEE:d
oADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY
Yhis COMPANY Offers 20 the public" Uncs uIllss
Advantages" for the Safe aud Quick DisIatch Of
Heavy FreiEhts. PsSI,ses, ysrs bles. Money, 30.
Expresses 70 and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive In Washington twice daily,
Al E1sresses are n charge Of szy"irsstI sss
HALF our usual rates.
All Goods foy tbs eo-oAllsd "Csnfsdersts stssesp
knd Oh Articles " CsnTabsnd Of War" viii b
RlYyszB.
Our Ex presses leave New York 1T I, L. ssd p,
NJ, arriving In Washington at "A. III. AID So
Expresses leave Philsdel,hi. ct $50 A, M. and
II p; NJ arriving In Washington at SD p. nj, and
Expresses leave Baltimore ct 80 A, M. and =,
~, arriving In Warrington 1T A. III. and $50
,EIlres.es for all points North and Ws.t leave
Special Contracts for lsrze quantities of Freight
san be made on asl. ioshol to tnIs C;ioe.
All Goods called for and delivered frss 1f Extra
charges. Il. w, PARSONS,
SuP't Adams Express Company.
Washiuft AuEEst 70, 1871, AZ fS-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

THIEVES AND VILLAINS An grades NJ Villains
Rom the sharp, willy, oily-:Ongned confidence
lsadn. no pReYs upon the Creduiities of thu
wealthy and ole, down TO the desperate
iOoapeo, VINO iengthers out his miserable exist
enee blythe free Use Of the knife and tLe cIr,b NJ,
lnfest cur CITY, A number Of persons having hoe,
suae ked BIZ this latter class of seoundreIs dpring
he dark, rainy NIGHTS OF the past molth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

pLACK SILKS!
COLORED SILKS!
COLOEED SILKS!
full assortment OF the best grades 81 our Ero-
verbally low prices
SPRING SHAWLS!
SPRING SHAwLS
Nov gupplles az most moderate prices,
SPRING WRAPPINGS.
SPRING WRAPPINGS!
New supplies daily
One price only, the sctuaI cash value, marked In
plain figures. PERRY IL BRO.
aD str Penn. avenue and 9Th street
EQR ARMY AND NAVY MEN.-Nayy Blue
Flannels, Cloths. ana Cassimeres.
Army Bise Flennels, Cloths, and Cassim eres
Of the proper qualities lthat will hold the oolor1
Also our usual einpc stock Of gil other kinds of
Dry Goods, for families and housskeepers.
One price only, marked Ia Distinct 6snTss.
An examination OF stock implies 20 obi gstton to
purchase. PEREY a ERC
Ap 3 1 Penn. avenue and Ninth Sd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

THREATENING To Burn Rorsr-A sa;;o-
namsd James Hayden, being on q regular sprae'
Frlday e1tefhoon went to the house Of Susan
Prince, on the Island, with knife In hand ana
threatened 70 xiii the girls and set FIRE to the
building. Oacer MoRaean coming TO arrest h.r7
was resisted, but after suns difficulty got him 10
the sSnon house, when d general charge Of dis
orderly conduct was entered and he was ssnt hv
Justice S;-stton TO the workhoGss -