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Mill For, Rent.

iEiNHE undersigned will rent one half OF the RA.
III Venswood EloPEing Mills 70 =, practical miller,
coming properly rseollme ended, and will remain in
rent the whole mill for one year Said mill e dtuRA
ted In the town OF RaYengWoOd, on the river hank,
has railway 70 tbs waters edge and good land
ing At all Stageg Of the FiVer.1 This mill Is IN fne
wheat growing section, has three Of burg and t5
capable Of doing large custom and merchant bust
ness The mill has good reputation In the Bastern
H aPss Raysnsuood, 1 u /; N Co.. Va.
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BB-THR Martinsville and Bellar,e no

AEsIHE Martinsville and BellaIre pack.
ct signebswhile coming into the wharf, on
Thursday evening, broke the ianges of her
laF6OaId wheel. As she has to lay up 10
make these repairs, it is the intention now
to raise her shaft and make her wheels
three feet larger, move the pilot house on
top, and make other repairs that will add
to her speed. The Captain has gone after
a boat to run in the trade until the si9p II
is thoroughly repaired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-10

aeoRRSCTtos'AIn.n noticing the de-
PFrturc, yesterday morning, OF Certain n,;S
Oners to Camp Chase, the name of Fred.
W. Bartlett, of Harrison county, was put
down as a guerilla. We are informed bv
q brother of Bartlett that this is a mistake.
BatIett' it appears, was Lteltenant in
ThompsOn's company which went from the
vicinity of Fairmout, aud served only in
what the rebels call, ''thCirtgdlar afmy.',-
Bartlett is said to be opposed to the sys
TEN of guerrilla warfare and feels ACHIEVED
at being placed in such company. =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-10
MoClelIan again Routg the Enem,Y

FORrREss MoERoE, May BY steamer
from Yorktown learn that Gen. Mcclellan
had advanced twelve miles beyond Will
iiamsburg and has had several skirmishes
loss. =.
The embarkatton of troops for West
Point is progressing with great rapidity.
"A heavy battle took place on Wednesday
afternoon between the troops of Gen.
Franklin and Gen. Sedgwick aud the reb-
els under Gen. Lee, who were endeavoring
to make their way to Richmond.
1t is said to have been the severest bat
tie on the Peninsula. The rebels were to-
tally routed and flanked,. being driven back
towards the forces under Gen. johnson on
the Chicknhowing.
The number federals killed and wounded
was 300, and the enemy were driven back
by our gunboats with great Slaughter
They had not less than 10000 men, while
oar whole force at the time was not over
1000, only that number having landed.
Had 1t not been for the gunboats our troops
would have been defeated.
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[Erom the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal ~.
Observation-Disclosures FLIUID.n

4wo are indebted to Msssrs. E. Barr 1 Co. for a
supply Of LAughllns Bushaslds Ink, an article We
have beenusing sxclusiESly for the year past. - Y
ut Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia.
and TO whose patriotism the highest compliments We
could pay would b to say that # Is a genuine,
free as unfading aud permanent as their Ink, with
which we make this record. . -
''Weuss this FLUID because, after being torment
ed with many other black Devices We have found 1t
superior every respect to any other either foreign
or home make, aud hence pronounce 1t the best and
most reliable in the market" ~ .a-e.ai z
LAUGHLINs BUsHFTELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. @. Orr L Co. 10 -
Sf Reed & KrAft,
,iEe.f jos. Graves. 80 j. ~. e. ga
WI. P. McKelVey, 'ii-
And Book sellers EenerAlly.j. = 1fEfl.fs mil
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q GEO. B. McCLELLAN,
Major -Genl. ComIg.

LOUISVILLE, May 0. Refugees from Nom
terey and Memphis have arrived and re-
port the citizens in great panic. Troops
gradually evacuating. Pillow coming 10
Corlnth. BeAuregard rnking and scraping
everything for The impending battle ) = ~
The conscript law takes effect on the
18th inst. ~, lss ~ lss.. "a Ill
-, Tue 1Hptqt says y every man must fight or
The Atlanta Confederqcy Of the 24th
chronicles the arrival on the 2sd long
train Of box cars filled with tories and
their departure on the 9th for Madison.
where they win be iqpri so6ea in an old
factory building at OF near Thar place. ~.
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lowing eoufrmatory dispatch: -"

-.-s fARkERSBuRGI May 3.
d. FfosE:-I learn that Arnoldsburg and
Spencer have been taken by the rebels.
1t is said that at Arnoldsburg large guam
tity of government stores were taken by
the enemy and that they captured one hun.
dred of our men. BEVERLY SMITH.
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Z CAIRO, May 9.-The enemy have fifteen
hundred Cavalry at Dresden, Tenn, FIVE
hundred at Gardner Station, and last night
1t was reported that tho accompany of
rebel Cavalry occupied Union city z z
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R8"ExcITING NEWS FROM CALHOUN Couy-
TY.-A report which is considered reliable
reached the city yesterday that a large
body of rebels had come down from the
vicinity of Lewisburg and captured a
whole company of the 18th Virginia Regi-
ment stationed at, or scouting near Ar
nOldsburg, in Calhoun county. Major
Trimble was in command of the troops at
ArnOldsburg. The rebels are said to have
come down between Bull Town and Sum
merviIle at both of which poiuts federal
troops are stationed. The report is likely
true for it is known that there we're con-
siderable number of rebels near Lewis
burg and the country being open there
was nothing to prevent them from coming
down as stated. 1t is thought, however,
that the federal soldiers captured were
not at Aruoldsburg, but were scouting in
the counties adjoining. Immediate steps
were taken to intercept the retreat of the
rebels and it is not unlikely that they will
yet be gobbled up.
Speaker Frost last evening received the
following eonfrmatorv fIisnstch 4lgut
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HARRlseuRG, May 9th The following
dispatch was received by Governor G urtin,
from Washington, this afternoon, from n
New York friend in General tNcC lellnn's
advance: ~ N7 -
The battle of Williamsburg was most
brilliant engagement and tile victory com.
plete. The fighting lasted from daylight
until dark. Rockers aud Smiths DVis-
ions, and part of Casey's md Kearney's
were actively engaged during the day.
helVy force was held in reserve.
The enemy had forty thousand, under
Johnston, Longstteet aud Early. Their
troops were principally from helextreme
South. 80 !
Our killed aud wounded will reach eight
hundred. Tho enemy left five hundred in
Williamsburg of their wounded, and re.
treated beyond Chickahominy.
Areconnoisance oy our cavaly found no
f S aud captured many prisoners.
Gen. Mcclellan will probably remain in
Williamsburg two or three days. ~
franklin and Sedgewick's divisions are
mt West Point.
The Pennsylvania Regiments behaved II
is conceded by general consent, .splcndidiy.
the 1870, ODD, 10th, 80, Goth, los, 9th and
63d PeunsylVania regiments and perhaps
otner were engaged. The Cavalry led the
ADVANCE and did magnifcentlY. The lO5th
and 63d under JAmison first entered wiz
lams6nrg, and they will probably be de-
tanned there for duty. Tie 23d was first
IN the chief Fort. Bamy's brigade was
under fire all day. TheTenemy' 3 Iorti6ca-
tons ut Williamsburg were most f0rmida
ole. The Pennsylvanians have acquitted
themselves ina manner worthy of veterns.
Our sick and wounded who arrived ut
New York 10 the Daniel Webster have been
brought by a special agent appointed, by
The Governor for that purpose to Phtladei-,
phta, where they are now in the Hospital
and being kindly care for. Fourteen men
were too i'll to be moved and are in charge
Of Pennsylyania Physician in the New
York city Hospital 1El i6i -
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I BosroS, May 9.-Capt. Berry, forme rIiy 81.
the steamer Columbiai was released from
Fort Warren yestertia " S,,sl5ar 80 i.l-5ai
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ID. q. FARRAoUT,
Flag Officer West. Gulf Squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

EMANCIPATION Co NMIssIoNERs.-Petito pre-
sented since our last report :-Rich'd A. Board
man, slave-Geo Curtis Elizabeth e. Pearce,
1 slave-Henry w heller. David Moore, slave
Mary Crawford. James w. West, Ii slaves
Julia Susan, Sarah, Margaret, George, Temple,
Mile, Alice and Cynthia Burgess, Jane Walker
or Burgess and josephine Walker. John L.
Neale, 6 slaves-Henry, John, Henrietta, James,
Lewis and Eliza Lancaster. Jessie Lisson ana
Ann r. Lisson, slaye-Mary Gutrich. Rosa y.
CAN'T, slaves-Leuisa and Eliza Noble. Mar
garet Loughborough, slaves-Jeffrey, Beall
infant child. Lucy r. Miller, 5slaves- Hannah,
Isabella, John Joseph and Chas. L shorter and
Nancy. Maria Miller, slaves-Lonisa wash
iugton and Mary Teresa. Susanna Boarman, 1
slave-Trocy Harper. DR.. John l.. Gibbons, ,
slaves-Rachel Yearly, Kate Adams and Noble
Hams. Afford A sloan L slave-Willy Blake.
Sarah A. Abbott, 1 slave-Leab Dorman. Liza
A, Gallaher, & slaves-Beverlv Pulison, Lucy
Alexander, Harriet and Lucy Cfoss. Mary Ann
Hall, 4 siaves-Rosanna, William, Alexander
and Caroline Gordon. John A. fitIhugh,
slaves-Nandy and Jenny Smell Daniel Bryan,
, slaves-Milly Goodal and Emily Goodall.
John Marbury, slaves-George aud Henry Mat
Tin, and Kitty Taylor senior and janice, Joseph
N Pearson, o slaves-Sarah Dugiass, Caroline,
Jenny, Lucy, Frank, Benjamin, Phebe, Ne6rss-
ba Bill and Abraham Dixie Gray. SamOel Fear
son, slaves-Anna, william Henry and Ann
and Josephine Thomas. Margaret Am Hutch
insan, 4 slave--Jas shaw. Catherine Osbonrnr
1 siave--E lizabsth Dourial. Fielder Magrudef,
6 slaves George York, DUKE, Adsltnel Lewts
Charles and Maria Williams. Heofy Msrun,
slaves--charlotie Rendiey and Henry Fletcher
A Thoa, I slave-W illiam Brisce. Jas Debin-
1 slaSe--slizabeth Daily. Emily Macglt, !
slaye--Isaac Moore. Michael n Ooombs, J
slave--yames Henry Coll. Robert n. Merritt,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxIy,I,h CoNGnESs-Socsna s...Isp.


SgSATE.-Sr wright presented petition from
citizens CT Indiana. asking Congress 20 leave of
SS;t1t'Gg the negro question, a8d attend TO tE9
business Of putting down the rebellion; and eX-
pressed his belief that the petitioners represented
the sentiments OF large majority Of the people
o. that state
On motion OF Mr. wilson, of Mass the resolu-
ton tO suspend certain payments under the act
for The payment OF troops IL the Western Depart.
mcnt was taken up, aud discussed hP Messrs.
wiison, Grimes nnd Howard without being
frslly d. posed of, until advent OF the hour
set FOR the further consideration Of HT Powells
pending resolution ssking the state Department
for detailed information concerning the political
arrests CT KGntIc kians, made by order Of the Gov
erRGncat; when, that resolution being tikea up,
the question REQUIRED on the pending amendment
of M Sumner, that TIE President be requested
10 Inform the Senate, IL compatible with the
public interest, concerning the arrests IN CUES.
tion: and being put BY yeas and NAYS, no quorum
voted
HoUsR.-Nr. Walton, from the toiat commit
tee on printing, reported the int resolution re-
Qulring the Superintendent Of the Census 10 keep
rec Itter II the names OF all adults, heads OF
families and freehoideFs, with the amount OF
property Of zach, &C, which after some discus
sion, wss passed-yeas 81, nays IS.
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SECOND EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
sUFFOLK TAKEN

The following was received to-day at the War
Department:
FORTRESS MONROE. May i3.-HoH. Ed,c.- IL
StantoH. Seer. ta,y Of Far: We have Suffolk. 4,
was taken to-day, by Msjor Dodge All Is quiet
General McClellan's troops are at Cumberland.
JOHN T.. Wool, Major General
[NOhe.-SUHolk is the point Of junction Of the
Norfolk and Weldon (SeaboardD aud Norfolk
and Richmond Railroads. and Is about 20 miles
out from Norfolk Ed. Starl
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THE DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS

War DEPARTMENT, 4dj't GtHsraiS Once,
Washington, May:, 1861.
General Orders, No so.
The Department Of Kansas is hereby restored
as described In General Orders, mo 81, Of IS6l
as follows: To include the State Of Kansas, the
Indian Territory west Of Arkansas, and the Ter
ritories Of Nebraska, Colorado, and Dacotsh.
Headquarters at Fort Leaveaworth
BY order Of the Secretary OF War:
L. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
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THE VOTE OF THANKS TO GENERAL
MCCLELLAN

Of Representatives, left to-day for the headquaT-
ters Of Genl Mcclellan, bearing with him a
handsomely engros'ed copy Of the resolution Of
thanks passed by the House on Friday last Sir.
Morris, by direction of the Clerk OF the House,
will deliver these to the General in person.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

We have information from the main body ef
General McClellan's army, at Cumberland, on
the Peninsula, up to $50 p. m. OF yesterday. In
the course Of the dav they had hEd two or three
inconsiderable skirmishes with the rebels, who
are In their in,mediate front in heavy force. The
indications continued that they were gathering
their every available man to dispute his progress
10 Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14

hard l. vigsll, MARY bhia' sersh,
h'lcr and Andrew gscktcn. Seioy %. Scasgs'
- ssSes-Ailsey, David, John, 49, ~ Lu -
aho bsward Stewart, Maria, Lsd1aeSS -
TT Ososs, Amanda T. Colbert, HeCtU 'ecsss
nennl, Lowe aud sarah Hles Hannah Wal
ket, slaves-Ioaiss ard Mary Delay rhnP
ana Samuel z. Cawood, I slaTe--Msry isabeila
bowman. Susanna Monroe. = slaves-Marge-
Iet Ann Wheeler and Judy smith. Joseph
bhfmantrouf, ! slave-Hannah Davis. HI
l1Y L. Orutt, , slsvcs-Nsris, Emily ana
Isabella Shiles. Jesse ". Kitchen, slSSe-gene
Berry. Eliza Lucas, tlsves-HsnTy Ritter; Eli
"a, Mary aud CharIes johnson. William X
Senlnes, 2saves-Hsnuah al Aloysius Johnson.
Ann NJ Wood, slaves-Jane Webb, Nancy
Reed aId Henrietta Evans Msrgtre, Sucfls-
slaves-Jsmes hcGundss, Patty Brown, Nelly
Jordan, Thomas Reynolds and Guy Carlton.
Harriet Saith, slaves-Robert Tyler; Charles,
sarah, Richard, George and Maria Mathers; and
Hannah Grant Ann Mcdaniel, Slaves Ancy
Joyce and Mary. Der jsnin T. Smith, slaves
Mary Ann Coleman, Margaret woodward, Harris
Gay; silas, MsrthsI Betty, and John Henry.
Achscy Dorsey, slavc-tfeoTgiena Bacon A .
Shaw, I tlavG-Stepben Eens. George HofS-
man, slaves--cLaTiOtte and Lavin!a Hutton.
Middle ton Beal, SlSyes-Charloite, Henry,
Mary, and Anna. BeHl amin Beau, slaves
Rachel, Moses, II obeTt, aad Washington. Charles
L. Gardner, J slaves-Ann, Jane, and Kate. VIM
I'll. Morrison, 4 slavs-MaTia Lee. Otis w
Marsh, lslsve-SoPhia Davis. ThSmss j DAVIS,
slaves-Francis and Harriet Thomas. Charles
X. Belt, siaves-Lethea, George, Harriet, An
drew, Hamilton, and Eliza Bowie, and Henry
Augustus or 6ustius.
MISTAKEN STNPATRY.-This morning, an old
colored man Of dim.nutive statute was found in
an clubhouse near the hayward gate apparently
In famished state. He stated that he was q con-
Ire band from westmoreiand county, Va. some
Of the benevolent citizens Of toe nelg hsorhood,
moved with compassion, set about making him
comfortable by getting him something 20 eat,
&c, and were ABOUT looking out for a place 70
take him where he could remain until he was
able 20 work, but a police oficer coming by re-
cognized him as an cid offender named Williams,
and took him 10 the station house. Here he
feigned insanity, refused TO give his name, and
was dubbed John Contrabaud by Justice Gull,
and committed to the workhouse.
CIRCUIT Corr, May ID Jas. West agt. Geo.
dortZmani verdict for plaintiff. Means and Ho-
miller agt George W Dutton; verdict for plain
til Philipine Duncken agt John Schultz; yef-
diet for plaintiff. Herman u. Lorch agt. MAJ
shall Brown; verdict for plaintiff
May II.-David Il. Clsssn and John w. Rod
gers sgt. Thomas MoTriseiii on trial-SiOne fot
PLAINTIFF; Bradley aud Bradley for defense.
DEAD.-The flag Of the Franklin FIRE company
Is displayed 10 day at half mast In respect 20 the
memory Of their deceased fellow member, Mr.
George X Boyd, who died Of consumption last
night Mr.. Boyd had been a member Of the
Franklin for number Of years, and at one tune
was their vice president.
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nAhRIED.

On the 18th instant, BY the r ev. sam'l Finckel,
JANIS A Be. TflE, OF York. Pa to Miss
MARY ID. PAYNE, Of this city - s.-
BIZ the Rev. Mr.. burst. HARVEY RILEY. OF
Alles hany county. Pennss wanna, 20 Miss kLIZA-
BETH r. CALVERT, OF this CITY.
Parsonage OF the East " ashington Methodist
Prot ssot Churon. cor nef 5th strset add Virginia
aveauo, N hes, william w. Reese. af. 6OS,
HOLLAND Of NV Ytrk city, 20 Mrs SARAH
Ann REhKLE y Of thIs o ~.
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CANTERBURY HALL; s,,,
CROWDED TO IFS UTMOST CAPACITY
with an audience
CE.:iccfsd, CTtttedt and Rthnsd!
Immense Suoas., ofthe
MUSICAL CONVENTION OF ARTISTS,
Il Ncw ProgrGmms Tonight!
THE PR,MA DoNNA.
Or. Our ITALIAN OPERA!
ABRhuAM'5 BRIGApE
THE GIPsY'as0 kzF. iNO"f''
Tho eol; fGh sf GSRfsF entitled
In which HARRY RICE win appear as tho
mIs aI J9EiX MJ HtffifER
The IdealIz.ticn Of Melody an Be.uty!
The WaSAingf0z Pes
. HARRY RICE,
TIE Celebrated EtAfoPids AEfhoT cad Actor.
MISS MILLIE FOWLER,
By far the most bes1tituI and sSocmPiIshed Dan
Miss EMMA MILES, the accomplished dsns'use,
A.J.TALBOTT, In, Celeb .tsd stump speech
and Ethiopian come2lsE.
MISS FRANK La FOLLE.
The Accomplished Dsnseuss!
emhTsss tine @d0d Se;s9 I.s s Francis,
Miss Lily Brandon. Mss Frank Secor
DICK PARKER
will be on hard in new negro acts and banjo solos
WILLIAM WoRRILt. s.
TIE Great Combination Chorus, and splsndid
bill in whica the entire compsn, will appear.
Doors open =, IN; performance 81 az O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION IS cents OTchss.sE CsAirE 81 censs.
In active reheus.l,THE XPOsUREO THE
WASHINGTON SONS OF MALTA.
Matinees WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY for
Ladies and Children, when number OF valuable
Presents will be given aTa,-onea go silver CAKE
Admits on, ladie- q cents; children 10 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock performances commerce
Mrs Men ckls, Exoh,ngs Eotel, re ,.iyed . SIS
silver Cake Basseton Saturday, May 20. m "
uUMPHRE Ys UENEMANN
IL PLEASURE GARDEN.
On CAPITOL HILL,
Will OPEN TO- the season on
MONDAY. Mar sth
A DANCING SOIRbE EVERY MONDAY
The public in general are respectfully in "a
Choice BEER and WINES constantly ont
hand. IA l-ltt-
F1ATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIEs-6uidet to
L Patents, Catalogue of CGrlositiss and Govern
mont Gardens, at the stand in Patent Once Rare
mon,s furnished; Railroad RepOrts; Military Re
ports. Bnrnt Patent ONCE Reports; Cheap Book.
furnished TO Pedlars; Military Triais; military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorems OF the Co.st
hooks. Recollect cheap rent. Large sales, .ow
my Linn ALFRED HUNtEh.
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Commlssio1er We
Intel. q Repuh.l
1856
NEW STOCK.


INTERIOR ADORNMESTS
Just received q CHOICE ssleotlon OF new AID ce-
PaPEEHAN6INGs.
From the rioh ana ornats, TO the most ch1ste ard
eiMpee patterns. appropriate Tor PeriOrs, Hsils.
Dining Rooms. and Gbambefs.
FIREEOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
: - - PIECES, &c
New Designs, warranted Sold BsBds. ImitstIoa
WfNDow sHAUEs.
window Sh,des uf any REQUIRED style sfs.
male 10 order. BEfF, Green and Blue Sksde Hci
knls 81 the yard or Ha1e Iuto Shad-f.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
WAR anteh 20 be tllded with geld cal
The hendsomest and LARGEST essoTtmsnt n tbs
D1stract. from tie best mandatory IN the eoaGuf
Also, an cssortment Dark Woed Francs, with
beautiful variety OF small sized Oval and Cerd.
yIs,te Frames, Of Foreign and Domestic msnufso-
PfsrERS CosD AND TAssELs,
Different sixes end coiors, Picture Kings, Mails,
Percn.,inI exclusively for essh, the above yood.
tacSor6su. % their u.lity Will be dsprted OF st
"a lcwssfss ths1 oar be purchased u IN the
Dfstric. rsr P-eEontGt 90 ms 70 ed Get an &c.
: tlraers for PapsThknElng or window shades Sx-
eeuted By expeies ced work ms 4, In city or oodn-
tn. call Es,loitec from those 70 eding the above
RemspbeI ne PgnseI. No. 4ss ssvsnth %. .
Cash for goods and labor, n alnir
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Georgetown, April 10, le62-
This II 10 certify that my hearing hsvr & been
much Impaired for for some time sast. plsoed my
sell M der the p osessional treatment Of DIT. Won
MosohziskeI. After q few weeks of hls ocre, I ex-
periereed very peIceptibls Improvement, ard ~
this time my hearing n IS good as 10 has been
n any time within my Teool leetion.
m 9-1w" HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
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FACTS FOR SOLDIERS Throughout the Indian
and CrimPan campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselves able to cure the wors.
cases Of DvsenterY, Scurvy and Fever were HOl-
lOwaV's Pills and Ointment Therefore, let every
volunteer see that he Is supplied with them.
ONLY % cents per pot or box. 2ZS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

F0RD's ATHENEUM.
yeHN =. Proprietor and Manager
jozH b. WklsHf--. ----------ssase msa>se'
The brilliant sud crowded house on lass Monday
evening "a Ma 'H 51s TnEiFs' . announce
:. 1E; +! s1isY, ffSE i.I!a5,ss; Of
~ avs onT PXLsT sfFign'a0ne %
sh.kspssre's great plsJcf
SiSSs hENkSs i;
Battle Of shreirsS sry and DEATH a Hotsrsr.
%sd, ::..: s. Krn,s STsSs%
Dress Circle snd Pare ustts----iO cents
Secured eeate--- -.--.-.----Si
B.lSony Seats 1900 --------s,
Prf1sts Boxes tholdlnr eirktj---::..s bio
T BOZ Once opsn from iii o'oIoo I.H
Doors open All; Su,ssi n r,, sY a. r,.,r,.
GROWERS THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER. Manager
CROWDED & FASHIONABLE UDIsNCEs.
FLATTEsING SUCCESS
COLLINS COLLINS.
COLLINS, COLLINS
who will appear
for the III I'd time in nins yeas, IN several great
TWO DEI In Il rF1L SONGS.
WIDOW MdCHREE.
TaIs EVENING.
The performance g ,, With sssrn'rds
NER TOUS MAN.
NERVOUS MAN
''''"'"' " It'll III. song Of
Tho performance will oonclude with the popular
sHsis fSF sss third and
HIsL LAST LEGS LEES:
Tie Men Of the World,
Ihs Man Of the World
f0h1 ''ai's With the song Of til; "'. '0ii'h'
SPRIG OF SHILLELsH AND SHAMROCK 30 SREEN.
l. both pI.ces the entire excslent Dramatic CON-
f'n' vi Mk t'GGsGtiL L iiSSsp0F' Of
Boing .otivsly prepared. with new ,csnery. me
chsnIoil effects, superb COSTUMES and properties,
STE proportions. augmented ORCHESTRA. full ohoTa,
and complete auxiliary ooTps, the new and thrilling
" '- ~ THE COLLEEN BAWN.
IL No one but Mr.. Collins may sing HIS songs.
tbej being original and al o'pyrlgEtsd.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle snd Persuet GIrols .., 50 osnts
Eenily Clrc!e. - --------.-- '--.' % osnts
Private ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Seats in Private Boxes.
COlored Paftcrre. 81 csnts
Doors will DC Open a! ~ O'Clock; to commence at
Box ofsoa for sscurin. seats open from until 1.
snd until 5H O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14

How so much beautiful work can be done for
30 little money, astonishes the crowd that daily
throng the Dollar store, 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
near Y street. Jewelry and Silver plated Ware
In great vaTiety-only One Dollarl. 6t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14

For SALE At WHITEEURsr's GALLERY, 43i
PGnnsylvania avenue. three wooden tents See
Whitehurst's Card Photographs; also Photo
graphs In ell and water coioTs. 3i&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14

CENrRAL GUARDgOUss CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Ciork-Eilsn Powell, drunk; SO, workbouse e.
days in default John c. Kelly, VIM. J. Muir
ply, Gerard Griese; drunk and disorderly; turned
over TO military. Alexander Prentice, do dis
missed