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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

THE NORTH CLROLJNA CoNvENrroN-Iti,r
ported that the sovereign" Con yention Of North
Carolina re-assenbied az Raleigh on the 9lst Of
April This body, which passed the ordinance
OF secession from tie UnloH was originally com
posed OF one huRdTed aud twenty membess. but
now las only ninety nine. These nInetynine,
however, are the despots Of the state, claiming
an authority superior TO that Of the leg stature ard
ordinary State officers II Il slspecIed by soU.r
that ths same Convention may set repeal the sr-
eesslon ordnance lt 10 noted that the Raleigh
state JOuEasl-the leading Il suGiOn Orgau-eblse.
the Convention as containing uuaia!itv Of cold
Union men" and "R oldeniies - Wra W. Hol-
den, the editor Of tie RaieisR Standard, was a
strong Unionist up 10 the issue OF the Ptesideptss
proclamation, calling Tor troops.
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On the tie 18th inst. Mr.. ZACHARlAH MAN
GUN, IL the Iad ysar OF his formerly Of Prince
Geors eOunty. bns for tbs Isst eight years res
ident Of Wsshins ten.
he friends Of tne family are respectfully inyitsd
70 attend bis funtrs from his ls t. residence cor
ner 10th and sIs., Tuesday, 1Sth at IL o'oloe <.
On the L h ins ant. sged 81 years. JULIANA M.
wife Of Edmund Croscsls
Her friends and ac4uaIntsDces are resp -otrully
invites % attend h funeral from her late resl-
denos. sic y stIssy. 70 morrow truesdAyb after
noon, ~ = DOL ok
lBSt mote sspsrs pssts cosyl
at 10 O'clock en- Saturday night, the oh instant,
Mr.. NANCY 6EPfERr, beloved wife Of w 7.
Gtsrs. IN the Goth year of her age, lsavinx deN
ted hnsbsad. two sons and IN nd 'pied daughter 70
But our hope !, in . g cd ard msrciful God that
IN the morning OF the ressrIect On. VIXEN he shall
send his son Jesus, the Oh ist; vhsn he shall c1me
IN power AMI Efeat glory 10 rue this world in
RICH eo1sness. that che may be numbered with hi
ssints vho have 80 .o0g and burSl In III dust Of
tee ca tn vi Il for their Telems ton, whs" they
shsl sing that Song saying thou art worthy for
.ou hast red emed rs us Ofevefy klndTed, pgu :,
{ he aad IAfi IN, ard .de rs uIto our 6Ca kings
ard pn ests, aid We shall reign OF the ear h.
The funersl vii he place this ssternoon, q
O'Clock. IBsito. Clipper please oopJ.l
sss y 4. I.;ssr bbwS9sR5 fsk "a II e.
oomls,,y D, Sd Isflms9s Illinois yolan,ssIs dssi
sldns, Vs., bat pov Of Green county, W.
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+. P. CHRIsTY ATTEMPTS SuIcIpE Mr. y p
ChristY, the proprietor and originator Of Chrsiys
Minstrels, attempted to commit suicide at his
residence, - east Eighteenth street, New York
on Friday AFTERNOON lest, by Jumping from n
window. For many months past be has been
lsbotlng Under mental alteration, fearing that
he should come to want, and being 6rmly pos
sessed OF the idea that the South would eventu-
al!Y De successful, oyerTun the North and thus
render his property valueless. No efforts Of his
fflends could succeed n eradicating this impres-
sion from his miad. Hs fall from the window
fractured his skull, broke enc of his lower linn b.
aud injured his spine so badly as to cause pa
Iaiys!s ofthe legs. he Is orth 200 600, anssSei
In the minstrel business.
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CONGR BSSEO WAL
IXxvII,h cONsR sSS-s.csns s.s...n,
MONDAY, MAY IL.

NONDAhs Mdl 10
SESATE-Afer the presentation OF petitions.
the bill regulating the terms Of the 4. 8. district
courts OF Kentucky, was taken up and passed
The bill regulating appointments 90 commits
sions In the marine corps, was taken up and dis
cu0ed by Messrs. Hale, Harris, Grymes and Ds-
disposed Of.
The bill for the collection Of taxes In insurr~c-
tonary districts, was then taken NJ. and dis
cussed by Messrs Collamer aud Trumbull
HoUsE-Mr. Fenton called up Senate bill 10
facilitate the discharge OF disabled soldier;
passed. IL provides for the dIscharge Of soldiers
disabled In the service from the hospitals.
Mr.. Dawes introduced bill 10 Ak the time OF
election for Representatives 10 the Congress OF the
United States; referred.
M. Richardson introduced bill 20 purchase a
hospital In the city Of Washington; referred
mf. Wicklide submitted 4 resolution declaring
the Constitution TO be the supreme law of the
land, the ordinance Of any State TO the contrary
Notwithstanding, and that the authority to de-
clare slaves free confscate property, &C. does not
exist In time Of peace.
The bill to render freedom nation and slavery
sectional, was taken I'D
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

1T2NUISANCE NOTICE.
MAYORS OPPIcE,
6e0rgetovn, u. e MeJ S, isa2
AL persons within the corpOra.e limits Of tn.s
Town viii be 81 Owe1, dalrg tbs present vaek
aad eyscdTd 90 deposit II the stret t. " frOnt
OF Lnelr respective rasidcncss. AL eshes, oyster
smells, and sc5umulsi,cns Uf snoh OLA end Teiuss
matter a. may be arIous 20 the public hes IN IN
hot veSther, VII On viii ten be removed by the
SosvenSer. After that time al persons will be
CURED, without de az, 20 remove ell uch N altar
from their premises. NJ their own expense. This
deposits Of earth.
m5ss henry ADDISON. M.,or.
MI ASST SOLLLNr a CO.,s
w PHILADELPHIA UhA 06HT xLE,
We have iust received supply Of the above Ala,
which We recommend 20 be Of Q very superior suai.
in. Persons wishing TO purchass, bJ InAfinf Ia
medtaes application, ota be fcrn shsi,
ARaf 4 sElNN,
oeF SeorrstoNn-
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, Pm.
LATEST FROM ECIELLGEs ARMY.
Our Advance at the White House %
miles from Richmond.
The Sunken Vessels Of the Enemy
Blown Up without difficulty.
Richmond in Perturbation.
fPer Telegraph

fPer Telegraph
2X Mills FROM KENT CouRT-HOUsE
Cumberland, Va, May IL, A. NJ.
A company of the 9th cavalry pushed on last
night to White House, 5 miles from here, on the
Pamunksy river, better known e. the Curtis
estate, owned by q son Of Gen Robert +. Lee
The company secured several thousand bushels
Of wheat and four thousand bushels Of corn.
The rebels had burnt the railroad bridge; ard
torn up the road for some distance towards Rich.
mend.
The distance from White House 70 Richmond
by railroad istwenty-three miles The gunboats
arrived here this morning, and are now on their
way to White House. The rebels blockaded the
river two miles below here by sinking vessels;
but they have been blown up without much
'rolble. The rear guard fthe enemy Is at Tun-
rsls Depot, Eve miles from White House
A contraband, who left Richmond on Friday,
reports the city full Of sick sodi ers and that the
citizens are AOcking from the surrounding coun-
try.
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sdenee has been secured, and a Union sentiment
begins 10 show it.elf
FifT-two guns were found at Crsney Islspd
this morning BY Captain Cove, feet captain, who
landed On the passage Of the Cert up the river.
The naval vessels here are the susQuehannsh
Flag, Seminole, San Jacinto, Mt Vernon, Daco
tab, Monitor and Naugatuck.
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q ARRIEU.

At st. Pstrlek's Church. on the IIth inst,nt, By
Rev. Dr.. Stevens, Mr. " 9. SHAW TO MARY A.
ID. SCOTT, q If this oItJ.
On tbs nth OF Ap; il, q the DumbMton Stree,
Parson.ge, bJ the Ray WIZ Ch,Pmsni Mr.. J,
VINCENT DU GAN TO Mrs ELLEN +, DOR
SEY, ali Of Baltimore city. Nd.
IBalto Clipper and sun please oopy.l
On Tharsdsy the 9Th instant, BY the r ev Mr..
Ls,nnerth, or JOHN PIEKsON, of OhIc, 10
Miss L. A. CROWNER. OF this city.
tOhio papers please copy
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PERSONAL Captain Beaumont, b. A, Eng .
David Parker, N. H.; Is. Leutze, artist; ID. r.
Martin, Pres Ocean Bank; John Collins and i.
n. Rsckett, are at Willards'.
Capt Burke, Z. =. A and wife, OF 81 Louis,
No, are at Kirkwocds'
Col. Thomas A. zlegle, 10th Pa. Regiment, is
at Browns
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GROWERS THEATRE.

LEONARD 6RovRR-.. Manager
The Manager takes pleasure in inf rming the
public that the dtstloguI,hed Irish GO sdlan and
o 0oslist ; Mr.; COLLINS, hsvins ep'lre:y 70
oluded his appearance heretofore, will appear for
the stn@ef' E spd fSS rs ONLY
In two Of his best pieces and best characters.
Character Songs, Character Dances.
THIS tAONDAY) EVENING,
supported by the entire owenu drama; Io o. M yany
Tho performance will commence with the charm.
ing lrish Comsdy of
THE IKiSH ambassadors.
sir The sans oRR scse M Bo GHn'
?. incs Rudolph----- ....Mr. r: ,: Medium
Gog.t mSteeI.os---'.............mE:H b; Phillips
iothof characters 61 the Company pay "
OPERATIc SELECTIONS PIT THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with he scresmirg IRISH Farce,
Hl9 LAST Lk6S.
WE The song Of III; -oIIr of sb1I t Sclins
tOtEer characters ty the Company
box Off Is during the day without extra charge
Tuesday. Second Night of MIR. COLLINS.
In preparation, W tn nsw scenery. mechanical
ehsots, SO Boufcicaults master work, ths thIIll-
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParSuet CIrole. 50 cents
Orchestra Chair. 10 cents
rIivate BcXes.--1. .:,....''.'.....-----
Colored GaiIory.. Is cenfs
Doors viii be OPEN a: * O'Clock; TO commence at
BOZ Once for .ecurn: seats O1On from until l..
and until 81 O'Clock.
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CoRSs, ETc.-An persons afflicted with Corns
whether hard or soft and all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe
nails may find great relie; aud be satisfactorily
benefited by applying to DR. G. White, 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between and 9th Streets,
Room z, second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcs.-Mr A W. Burns, tbe managing agent
Of the STAYS calculation In Georgetown, win
hereafter also act as the Stdy's advertising agent
there. ANY Georgetown advertisements LETT AZ
Dr. G. b BArnaTd's, corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with g. CFandell, No. l2e Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

ALL PERSONS can End lhe beet stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trur Ss, HatI GEd Cans,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh at, near r. fe 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

The EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS - TIE
commissioners met this morning, as usaal, and al
joufneo until Tomorrow, in respect TO thu mem
Board. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

THE WOLF DIN AGAIN.-TnH morning q fie
OF soldiers OF the provost guard marched IA tbs.
house OF Mrs. Wolf, on Ninth, near ID street, and
took into their custodg tue proprietreSs and four
other females, who they politely escorted to the
Provost Marshal. The charge against Mira WoIf
10 selling liquor to soldiers and Keeping a resort
for them. The result OF the examination was an
order thar the shop she kept shonld be closed and
the stock Of liq ior poured ont She snd ~.
female boarders were permitted TO rctura 70 tha
house TO make arrangements for speedy remova al
TO other quarters The prisoners ana their escort
crowd Of men aud Joys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

ONLY THINK OF IT, silver. plated spoons, forls,
casters, pitchers cream jugs butter dishes, sugar
bowls, salt stands, &c &c for only one dollar,
at the Peoples Dollar Store, 43s Penn. avenue,
near Four -halfst. m Avs
BEsT Philadelphia Print and Spring Gosh IN
Butter, IS cents per pound, at Stewart i SoI .,
corner of Twelfth and II streets Also, al oar
stands No, 50 center Market, opposite the n
market, and at No S, Seventh street end of the
Northefn Market 3tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

BRsT PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER The
lovers Of good butter are hereby Informed that
they can obtain II fresh three times a week from
the celebrated diaries Of Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa , at 25 cents per pound, at Wilson's
old stand, Center Market, back Of the scale
house T2tE1 III. KELLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

The schooner VIM. Hone, arrived at Eleventh
street wharf, 10 ready to discharge cargo at the
above place. Consignees will please attend to
their merchandise (2t$) T. A. ScoTr, Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

DEAFNESS AND SIGHT.-Persons afflicted with
Deafness, no matter how long standing, should
not delay consulting DR.. Won Moscbzsker, II
they wish 10 receive the full benefit OF his treat
ment during his STAY in this CITY. The present
months are the most favorable for all operations
on the eye and ear. Dr. Won Moschzister, since
his stay In this city, has produced testimonials
aurst now in the United States. Once 227 Penn
sylvania avenue. LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 year, and grows in favor 1t kills
and exterminates Beaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Purs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig-
nature OF e Lyon, and i, not pOisOro1s to psrsOHs
or domsS.ie animals. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyon's Powder kills all insects In a triee,
Lyon's Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 2 BARNES,
may 1.eo3m 2O2 Broadway, New York.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA Az MAR STxTH IT.

CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA Av., MAR SIXTH ST.
CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY
CEiticosed, Critical AID Eefssd
MUSICAL CGNVENTION OF ARTISTS.
A Nsv Programme Tonight!
THE PRiMA DONNA,
Or, Qua ITALIAN OPERA!
ABRAEAM'S BRIGADE,
THE GIpsTf3EsV EzE = TRU"ps'
This celebrated Comedy entitled
In which L AkRY RICE viii appear as the
MIsMs Iiif gEtH Md H'ifsfE
Tas WdsAington Pet!
HARRY RICE.
Tbs Celebrated Ethiopidn Author aad Actor.
MISS MILE FOWLER,
By far the most beautiful ana accom- Ishsd Dan
seuse on the American stage.
The 5sO 1Gh s SHMs
MISS FRANK La FoLLE,
The Accomplished Dsrssure!
-, embraces the fSOwlfs e .utitql I.dis.:
Miss Lilly Brandon. Misc Frank secor.
DICK PARKER
III be on hand In new negro acts and banjo eolos
WILLIAM WORRlLi..
The Song and DaIce Negro
Tie Great Ccmbination Chorus, snd a splendid
bill in whlcn the entire oompsn, will appear.
Door: ossn, e. 2. ps5fCEI.ass =: s o'clock.
M.tinses WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for
I.Saiss spd Children, when q number OF valuable
Present will be given kway-one SIS silver Cake
Basket
Admiss on. ladie, p cents; children 10 cents.
DIors open ct O'Clock Performance commence
a'SO'c,ock
Mrs Mon exile, Exchange otel, received . SIS
silver Cake Basket on saturday, MsJ 10. ml2
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE MEMgERs OF THE FRANKLIN &C
snnourein, % their friends aud he public
!a.s Ssh6y c wi FL tSS p8Rry
;s.s as o sHfRHt5RHs nh .'d
S Of WOE Ss G =. bsSEe,ts Pleasure ~
Garden; on Pc; avenue. nes, = the hN G Ss
ss ln.. sasossd
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and aides
win % sold on the ground. CommerciT;ss at =.
HE ProprietOrs Of GLYMONT take pleasure
II the q ,sns Of 'S.,
for The modstlo Of parties, On and sitsI me
strsef: next doc, to Brown: Rss.sarshs. corner
s.d Pc M a any Se xn e ssY
masking APPLICATION az the aSnye nam,d p;see
WE COME WITH SONGS TO GREET
The srst grant MooSSCrG GUT PIC MIC ef the
sqssn ping r F.Son C S rS Ri
E Sfi sSs si ssSs An
G The me mbsrs of this Cub promise TO SPARE no
pains to make thi. pic nio one f the best Of re
oroer Tickets 50 osnlr, admitting seltltm,n
VIM. II. Mills. w. Warner,
= Fox, J. w. Paxton,
amos Mc6uIre, WIN. T. Paul. mI2 81
g X N D M AY B LII
"A Will be gwen at the a
On rR Rtksb x EVEN EvESlN sis''i M.,
Tickets so cents, admitting G lady sad gentlsnsn,
for sale at the Park. IN 10 ST.
STEWART HOLLAND CLUB IN The
y FIELD AGAIN!
Thu members Of the Stewart holland Club tale
great pleasure in announcing TO their frIerds SA
their ighth Grand BALL 1t FTaCkI go
fall on MONDAY, May tztA
The Con- mite pledge themselves that no pans
no expense shall be spared to make this the Bsll
of the season.
Tia Hoy Hill Band has been engaged for the
OCCASION.
Commute Of ArrGE g. msxtS.
II. q, EEpr, q. rump,
wnl Groves, Tanner mss
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The Social GLRE CLUB announce their first
grand moonlight pic mic at Green Spring Pavilion
on Thursday, Nav Is at O'Clock p. m. They
have made every possible arrangement for the
preservation Of good order and the insurance Of
delightful enjoyment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

VIZ ARE selling N. w Thomas, Henry Nve's,
G. Cdssard's, and Re,man's Orange Brand Ham
at 10 cents per pound. These are four Of the best
brands of hams in the United states; plain hams
cents 10 pounds Of the best lard for 81 At
Stewart & Sons, corner Of 18th and ii streets 3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

RELEAsED.-Mr w. T. Smithson, banker, Of
this city, who was taken to Fort Lafayette sew
eral months ago, has been released, and arrived
in this city Saturday night. With the exception
Of heavy beard, which he has suffered to grow
during bis confinement, there is no perceptible
change in his appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

CIRCUIT Corr motion Of Mr.. Carbide,
Mr.. Lewis Sehade, g member Of the bar OF the
State Of Iowa, was this morning admitted In this
eVgTL
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STATE PRISONER SHOT.-About four o'clock L
Yesterday morning, a sentry Oh duty al the O.d
A. stewart endeavoring to make his escape by
lowering himself from the window by rops
Stewart was hailed, but paying no attention, the
7ntrT nted a. him when be was about eight feet
from the pavement, the DalI entering the calf OF
his leg. passing upwards, SCATTERING the knee.
and passing out Of the thigh. Stewart wss picked.
up and taken into the hospital when the limb
was amputated. He fingered sfter tue amputa-
ton until one O'Clock, when be died.
Stewart was state prisoner, who was an resteSf
about the 18th of December last He is sI,out 81
years OF age, ana son a DIR. stewart, OF Ba!ti-
more. The matter is now undergoing an inves-
ugation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-Bgers Justice
Clark -SEndsy-J. X Bailey, drunk; Dismissed.
James Temple, do; fned slsi James ABBOTT:
theft; dismissed. James Gibson, drunk; nned
si@ Charts Lee, profanity, do %. James
Saith, drunk; dismissed. l.. Kann, do; do. j.
II James, sleep In street; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

GEORGE BIRNIx.-A few days ago, Justice
Thompson committed Geo. Birnie, a discharged
soldier, to the wofkhouse as a vagrant. Yester-
day he vas picked up AZ q vagrant lunatic, taken
before Justice CLARK, at the central station, who
dismissed him from custody. Last night he was
taken by the Fourth Ward patrol, who found him
eating a dead dog He was agsin dismissed, by
Justice Waiter, this morning. Ii Is great pity
that there is no place for such unfortunate men,
where they can be cared for
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DEATH OF Ma. VTSToN Hon Samuel p Vim
ton, one OF the Commissioners under tae enamel
patton act, died yesterday afternoon, at his resi-
dencS in this city, after few days. illness OF a
violent attack Of eryslpelas, In the 10th wear OF
bis age. Mr.. Vinton was a native OF Massaehu-
sstts, bat removed IN early life TO Ohio. He was
representative 10 Congress from Ohio from 1879
tn 1897 and from 1Si3 70 1851. He was one among
the wisest Of s.atesmea and pure man and pa
triOt- His remains will bs conveyed this evening
by the western train Ia mis- late residence IN Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

ISA CLOSE PLAcE.-Jacob Kaylor was arrested
for Drunkenness and profanity, and taken TO the
central gu~rdhouse, where he was fned 50 by
Juz;ice Clark. la the course OF his examination
80 leaked out that mixed up with hts general bad
behavior was his noisy assertion that he 10 q Sc
cessionist, aad aid not care who knewit He was
particularly belligere@t IN view Of the news from
Norfolk After paying tire nne for profanity, Ser.
gesnt Gittin-s turned him over TO the provost
guard for the. consideration. He is Baltimo-
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors Justice
Waltsr-Sunday-E. M. McQuillan, shooting
Capt w. O'Brien In the bar-room at the National
Hotel: gave security for hearing. Thos. Moore
and John J. Martin, assault and battery; turned
over to the military. A. Murray. drunk; dis
missed A. d. Never, do; do. Jas. Young and
Harry Barnette, do and John Hayes, drunk;
fned 81 IS.
A. Raine, larceny; p. Kemp, do; turned over to
the military. George Birnie, lunatlc; dismissed.
Henry Saunaborn, assault and battery; dismissed.
John w. Foley, carving concealed weapons;
Brown, (col. y vaorancy; fined 81 So. Henrietta
West, fool y do do 81 So.
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AYsTKRIoUs.-Oa Sunday morning, probably
between one and three O'Clock, persons residirz
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Third and
Four-and-a-hslf STREETS, were alarmed by loud
cries OF murder, apparently in the alley immedi-
stely back Of the avenue. The cries were al FIRST
very distinct, but declined to an apparently
snoshered tone, az were evertIaIly lost In TIE
distance. No cl - 20 the sttsr hss been reached,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

SUSDAT SCHOOL Enthusiastically afts-
noon, quite large meeting Of the ffiends Of tbs
sabbatn-sc sOol cause was held at the Foundry NJ.
E. Church, at which able addresses were deliv-
errd by senator Wiley Of Va, and Representative
OdeII Of New York The school attached to the
church was In attendance In a body, and added
not little to the interest Of the occasion BY sing
Ing aprropriate HYMNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

A NUISANCE TO BIZ AsXTKp The street sprink.
ling buiIance as now carried on morning and
evening by boys for ga lark !" IL about to be
stopped by the proper enforcement OF the law
which designates the time OF the day In which
hand hose may be used in sprinkling the streets
Frequent complaints Of persons, especially ladies,
of the improper acts of boys engaged In the work
Of spr.nkling the streets, have called the atten.
tioH Of magistrates TO the violations Of Law, and
they intend 10 enforce II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-12

SHoorINs AFfAIR.-E. NJ. McQuillan and
Capt w. O'Brien entered the drinking saloon OF
the National Hotel, on Saturday night, and en-
gagged IN conversation In one corner Of the room.
No one observed any excitement In the converse
ton, and no notice was taken Of them until re-
port was heard from pistol, and Capt. o. Brien
II his brother-in-law. II 10 said the assault was
the result Of a dispute on family affairs. The
shot entered the arm Of Capt. o. Brien, near the
shoulder, where IL remains, indicting much pain.
The attending physician viii remove IL to- day
McQuillan was arrested immediately by O1acer
Nichols and conveyed to the 9TH precinct station.
The case was set for hearing this morning at
O'Clock, but, owing TO the absence OF witnesses,
was postponed.