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CHARGE or RoBBKRY.-On Saturday afternoon
q discharged soldier went to the house Of James
SPaulding, near the railroad depot, and took
lodgings, but before retiring, Spauding, as Lilly
says, demanded Of him his money. consisting Of
forty dollars In r-ssury notes, which he refused
TO give him, and he then retired to bed. Mr.. L.
states that q short time after he got in bed
Spaulding came into the room and took his
money from an inside pocket, stating that
he was determined that no one should sleep
In his house without leaving his money with
him, (s.) When Lilly got up In the morning he
went down and asked for his money, which
spaulding denied having, and Mrs. 3. struck him
In the mouth. Ofhcer Pierce arrested b. yes-
terday, and took him before Justice Ferguson,
where he gave bail fer further hearing, stating
that he could bring four witnesses TO prove that
he was not In the room at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

CENTRAL GuARDHousx CASKS sfors Jnsttes
TRonpsoz sinaeger, Joseph Jackson. job,
w. Pindar, William Cutler, Abraham Cutler, II.
C. Clearwater, Thomas Common, and Owen Civ
new drunk and disorderly; turned ovrr 10 the
military Peter Anderso9, drunk; dismissed.
samuel Pollard, drunk and profane; fined 81 IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

5scoSD WAED STATION CAsks-B.Ior, Jssties
(7uk Archibald Crawford, charged with pick
- = u1.u's pOckst; the case wa dismissed
I,hI O'Nsa.. passing counterfeit money; dis
missed. w. A. Murray, fghtingi held for Trial.
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rSpeciaI Telegram 70 the s.,rI

he UNION GENERAL PRENTISS TAKEN
PRISONER BY THE ENEMY.
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PoLIcs MkrrRls-FsYn Pyseiset -tno Smith
Maurice Mahan, VIM. Howe, Thomas Whaley,
Dennis Murphy, VIM. Lsnahan, Frank Mobiles,
drunk; turned over TO military.
Second PSsetsef. Thos- Baker, desertef: turned
over 10 the military. Mary Livingston; having
stolen property; dismissed. John Ellis, do do.
John n Livingston, do do. Chas. Nickols,
do; do. VIM. Hyler, drunk; turned over to the
military. Patrick Donnel, do do. yno Taylor,
insulting females; do. David White, John fiuIt,
James Mccarthy, Patrick Herens, John Conner,
B. McPest, L sicropt, John Cohstis, drunk and
di.orderly; do: Michael Danna, do Hued 81.
A. J. Broom, stealing ham; jail for court Chas.
Walters, drunk; delivered to military Dead
Drunk. do carried TO guardhouse.
IhTd P'ssfaet Casper Fink, selling liquor
committed to jail F: James, disorderfY conduct;
fined 81 So. Henry Jones, stealing; sent to jail.
Ely Petry, drunk workhouse. F Hildebran,
Charles Curtis, disorderIy fned s2se. Joshua
Bateman, do; nned % 81 James Bateman, do;
do. Ann Donoho, drunk; workhouse. John
Bateman, disorderly; lined % 90, and security to
el.A. Joshua Bateman, threats; security TO keep
the peace Bruce Patton, throwing stones ;
whipped. Eliza Connolly, vagrant workhouse.
Michael Waugh, selling without license; fined
Fourth Prseiset-Timothv Gleason, selling
liquor without license; fined s20.s7. Peter DAILY,
do do. Thos. Cary, assault and battery; secu-
rity to keep the peace: Martin Brant, threats; do.
.
drunk and disorderlv; fined 81 IS Chas. Doug.
las, do do. Timothy Gleason, do; fned "a.
Margt. Gleason, do; do. Andrew Belmain, do;
fined 81
Eighth Prse,net.-Elmira Simonds, drunk and
disorderly; workhouse. John Andrews, do; do,
John w. Fox, assault: held to bail for further
hearing. G. Cannon, drunk and disofderly; fined
81 SO: p. Mallory. do fined OIL 50. Jacob Coon,
do do. A ]. Calhoun, do fined IS 81 Den
mis- Callae han, assault; held for further hearing
Fritz SoI, drunk; fined 81 So. Geo. Smith, do /;
turned over to military. R. w Keller, drunk
turned over to the military. p. Desmond, do do.
NIath Prseiset.-W. l.. Cowing, disorderly;
fined 81 o. VIM. Tippet, drunk and disorderly;
fined IS So. Six slaves, referred to superintend-
emit. N. Mentally, assault and battery; security
for court. James Brennan, do; do.
TENTH Precinct. John Kennedy, disorderly;
fined S1.@. Thomas English, do; workhouse
Henry Talifero, assault security to keep the peace
Hannah Wilson, drunk and pfofane; fined 81 81.
Charles Stockton, do fined 81 %. M. NJ w heat
ley, profanity; hLed 80 "a. Patent, assault;
security for peace. J. ii. Powell, do; do. Ellen
Nash, drunk and profane; fine $40 81. Which
ards, drunk; fined 81 81 M. Haragan, profane;
fned 81 81. David Gibbs, drunk; turned over to
the military. John Conner, do. John Murphy,
do. VIM. Duly, drunk; fined SO 81.
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SEMI TO JAN Yesterday Patrolman Leach
arrested Lloyd Cole, colored, for the larceny Of
SIS In money frcm Mr.. John A. Baker. MI. Ba-
ker. after the IRE Monday, sent from Baftholow's
for an exchange Of clothing. Afser charging his
suit Cole took possession OF the wet clothes and
robbed the pockets. he confessed the act, and
was sent 70 jail by Justice Dom.
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A TAKE NOTICE.
ALL Boys, from the ago Of s years NJ, can nov
DO fitted out with taste and economy Ct
BAR & BROS
NH A-lm- Corner & and Seventh sts.
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TIE UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION - Thu
Young men Of the Northern Liberties held meet
ing last evening at the Assembly's Church, and
org anized an association with the above name
rhe following ofacers were elected -. T. Glenn
eats, President; r. A. stier, Vice President;
v Grant, Financial Secretary w. n. Hoover
Recording Secretary E. w. Wilson, Treasurer
and l.. +. 1ngersoll, Editor. The association ad
iourned TO meet on Monday evening next, wher
the openiag Grafton win be delivered by Rev
Mr. MeFafls
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rOUPEE AND HORSES FOR SALE.-The
~ advertiser has for sale most besu-A R8R -
hfpl New York built Coupee, and also F&
rioh Harness. msde By Wood Gibson oi!2S6
New YORK. Also, o pair OF the best broke Horses
in the United States. either double single; either
horse osn trot il 90; gentle as doves. The price
will made low, the advertiser not having use for
them. The Coupee and set Of Harness with b orses
10 one Of tbs han5somest Iurnouts In the country,
Address, By letter, Box 1878 Post Offioe, Rslti-
more, An 7-As
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PoLIcs.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Dennis Collins, assault and battery; security for
peace. VIM. Taylor, indecent language; do, by
Justice Clayton. John Parker, drunk and disor !.
DERBY; fined - by the same magistrate. George
DowneY, disort erly; dismissed by Justice Thomp-
son.
Cole, larceny; jail for court. Powell Ottlins,
larceny Of q horse; dismissed. yno Garrity
do; dismissed by Justice Dom. Geo. Van Pelt
assault; dismissed e. II Munk, charged with
rece wing stolen Government property; ruled for
a trial Alfred Williams. indecency; dismissed
by Justice Walter. VIM. TorTin, violating the
hack regulations; dismis sed by Justice Ferguson
Liddy Putnam, threats of violence; ruled for
trial before Justice CLAYTON.
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wi. W. CALI & BRO. $s1 Psunsylvan,s
avenue RICH kfca mi ssffA sssY9r sRSSb g
Presentation swords, sabres, flashes, Shoulder
Straps, Pistols, Belts, 30.
efge assortment OF real gold embroidered Shoulder
Straps, which offered less than their orisina
M. w. GAIT d BRO, Jewellers,
354 Pa. avenue, near the Metropolitan,
aD S-6t (late Brownssl hotel,
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FORD,S ATHENEUN

Doors open Att O'Clock TO commence ats.
Admission 80 and Is cents Orohestrs Chairs 81
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GENTLEMEN'S SPRING CLOTHING
NJ We Rave Just received . large assortment of
nev ,tyle Spring Cloths, Cassimeres. and Yes ings
for our custom trade.
Also, . large variety Of Spring Ovsrcosts, Bust
ness suits, and Single Garments, 70 which We in
vite the attention Of orr egstomeys
..,vn xss ns sEs ssios.s SO p cc s;..
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Afternoon Brssst<se~sns

IL No change IN the Admission frioee-JI
Admission IS carts; Orohesssy Ckairs 81 ceaJs.
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Aoc,DENT.--Abou, noon yesterday an omnibus
driver, named William Terry, ran into the car
rage Of Mr.. w r. Young, near the corner Of
Seventh street and the avenue, and broke the
wheel OF, and otherwise injured the vehicle
The 'buss was Immediately stopped, and consid-
cradle excitement ensned among the passengers
and lookers-on, and the police coming up referred
all parties to Justice Ferguson for adiud cation
Of the case. The evidence wss that the driver,
who 10 a reliable and sober man, could not avoid
running into the carriage The justice dismissed
the case, saying that he could not think that the
driver was culpably negligent, and referred Mr..
Young 20 Mr. Vanderwerken for the damages.
BURsLAR STOPPED-Yesterday, patrolman
Walker arrested q man who gave his name az
Chas. x Burke, for burglary and robbery. The
complainant being the bar-keepeT OF Koeners
restaurant. on Thirteenth, near ID street, into
which place Burke bad made his way. He had
. watch and some money at the jail, which the
guards proposed TO keep for him; but he declined
the Offer saying II the other prisoners were sharp
enough 70 IL, they were welcome 10 II.
Jacob Myers was arrested upon a charge Of
lsnceny, by the same oracer, and held TO bail for
further hearing
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F-swARD VILE. Po-ey Go. Ind April ~.
DR RoBAcS SRI feel il n.y dufy \,
Prcsen, you aiy certificate. 10 show sou IN
benrn' have received nom yuur medicine.
me Scandinavia blood plls aud Blood Il.
viirr. Atsr bring afflicted fos some ,l,tee
yesrs giving orr ply cisn. ,ri.i. and a,-.
the medicine. u I'r D.. 4 ~. pprsus
ded 20 Try Your Pms and Purife,. al,isL 1
did nd they rnsrd ne perfer,ir
Yours. truly, d. J. FUGAu.
~ See sav~r,isrment.
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To Contributors.

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gagged in tbs different departments d
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Hh large and besusiiul paper. snd con
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mstVrhes. o. Seminal Weakness. The
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Of the origin Of Syphilis. The means oi sre.
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he modes OF Treatment how Prsctsed.-
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Physiology o. Marriage. On tn Commos
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NOTICE To HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
The state 81 Indiana, Dubais County.
NOTICE: 10 hereby given ih., James I
Poison. administrator % the esratc 81
Cnsrseyroy Arms. deceased, has Il led hi- %
u''oa to cell the real estate 81 the oeceden,.
n's pessonsl being insult lent a. pay his
debts; and that said petition will b. hcara
- the next term os the Court Of Common
Plsse Of said county.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUs.
~ 10 Clerk G G + d. G.
+. Smith. auv.
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iE.2- Gnu' ZEN h@ permanently cured ~.
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ADVERTISEMENT = "tiIes, Cure.'' il another
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ADvEE TIsENENr h.
WASHINGTON. THE FATHER Q,
Ills COUNTRY.

W? N =. IN d m n n n M "

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W W. An especially young men. should
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ono,hes column
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n GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con.
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COURIER OFFICE.
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TrE act passed by tie House of Rcrrescn'a-
tiycs, rs reported IN yesterdays Congressional
proc'cines. ntcrdictins polyrir'y in tie Terri
tories oi the United States, mud imposing pains
AMI penalties, will undoubtedly pass the Senate
AMI receive the assent of n, President. The
act is INTENDED specially 10 suppress and extir-
pate the polyglnie practices Of the MUrmons in
Utah. But mc-c Legislation will not accomplish
this result a. il Is not TO 10 supposed that
BRIGHAM YotS0 anl tho Mormon hierarchy
will readily yield 10 law that strikes at one Of
tho main foundations Of the system from which
they derive their power. Utah has formed n
State Constitution, elected BmGIIAM YouSo
Governor under it, AMI asks admission into the
Union. VIII Congress make the abandonment
of the practice Of polysamy a condition Of al
mission, and will BRlGHAM and his people
reject the condition. AMI attempt another " Sc
cession" movomcrt' These are questions to
which no little Interest attaches though we
think nmGHAM, knowing the power and the
present armed might Of the United States, v III,
when needed, have some "new revelation =
which will reconcile him to submission to the
laws Of tho Geutiles."
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Congressional Procee aings.
XNXvIIth COSGR Ess---seuntc
Flrst Session,

Washington, Apni S0.--Mr. Harris (N. "
presented memorial nom the Chamber % Com
inorcc OF New York ia relation y TIE stem Vi tax
at n.
Nj. wade, 'Oho) from tho Committee on the
Conduct ~ tie Wa mad" report IN relation to
tho bariarous treatment of our soldiers NJ
Manassas. Tho report was ordered t. lie printed.
Nj. Puv Oils tky resolution calling on the Sc
crrtiy of STATE ior INF rl..tIon concerning tAc ar
rest Of pcrsous in Tie atst u! Kentucky was taken
up
opposition L. tbs resolution. The sui silt tie ~ rcd
Is the senator from Massachusetts, tsumutr! " ~
merely an attempt to avoid se't!ns IAe Inclination
asked for,
Nj. Powell said the Secretary Of State lad mr..
rested these mon IN palpAhc violation II tue Con-
stint GA and usurpcd InS - h"un. i'm" t. the MAJ
isu.cA, ! TIE Secretary state lai Mt UtQinc@
euo'gl - refuse T. Violate to G. Hsi luton even ut
thc bidding of TIE frtsld,it, be was uuWortl, OF
Confidence and uolhin. more than 9 iacIc tp.'.
II IT, TIE iauruing L1ur cS!.rtd, aud IL, clAGi-e
csi nn uI vast n up,
Mr W.mot 'rcuu,J sad the blll proposed to fro
u, slaves u repo-an ,uni''ate the property o
u4it1ts lie was IN favor Of the provisi as of the
liI H. would give freedom to TIE siales of every
rebel and tru-t g. the p'd y Of thr PrcNlrut tn
work out gradual emur'l ANON lie couteuicd
tlnt "a, ui.. WAS In No way obnoxious g. iut nus.
uupl law. Insect tie pass " o' t.t clruuciYat u
portion Of tie bill will r"ay.yc Tie ll'uits OF all
civilized nations Tie n / T. seize the property
of ul!en cu.in!es 10 wei s.ttti, but a is com
enemy and peryItl traitor we must
NJ, touch hls property, Ills IS simply absurd.
Neither il the blll unconstitt.uus. Ia fp.ari h.
its being u I'LL Of att ,iLitr the Constitution su.
nv provides that the common law consepuencrs
.fnttainder shall not follow here Are rebel ref,,.
gees to be allowed 10 live in nttucuce IN foreign
countries from til. proceeds OF great estates here
The bill hos none =. the features Of bil OF attain.
der or u bill ~ pains and penstiea lie contended
| that the passage Of ths bill was demanded ny The
! strongest cousldssstions of Justice Yhs rsbsuIsl