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DHcIsIoNs.-The Commissioner Of Internal

DHcIsIoHs.-The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has made the following decisions:
Where . husband and wife live together and
their taxable income 10 in excess o. 30, they
will be entitled to one deduction of S60o-that
being the average fixed by Law as a esti-
mated commutation for the expense of MAIN
tanning q family. Where they live apart, by
divorce or under contract OF separation, they
will be taxed separately, and be each en1he
to q deduction Of 5000.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that all contracts for the loan of money
or currency, on gold at par over three days,
shall. In addition to being written or printed
and signed by the parties or their agents, be
stamped to the amount of one half Of one per
centum Of the snm loaned, and interest thereon,
at the rate of six per cent. per annum. A loan
on gold or silver coin over par is void. A loan
OF gold or silver coin at par, Is subject only to
the duty imposed on other loans.
The following words in Sec. fpage 11l of
the Act Of March Sd, 1853: sNo stamp duty
shall be required on powers of attorner or any
other paper relative to applications for boun-
ties, arrearages OF pay or pensions, or the re-
ceipt thereof from time to time" are held to
exempt only those applications which are
made in pursuance of law for the purposes
named. and for or on behalf of the special
claims of discharged, disabled, or deceased Of
fcers, soldiers, sailors, or marines entitled
fherafn
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE small steamer
Ada Hanc cock, employed in conveying passen-
gers from the wharf at San Pedro to the steamer
Senator, which anchors in deep water five
miles from the landing, exploded her boiler on
the 27th of April, killing forty out Of sixty pas
sengers, and wounding all remaining except
seven.
Among the killed was Capt. Seelay, VIM. T.
Sanford, Frederick Kerlin. a son of the late
Albert Sidny johnson, DR.. H. M. Myles, VIM
p. Richie, Hiram Kimball, a Mormon Mis-
sionary, and Captain Joseph Bryant.
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Byw. I, WALL Z 90, Auct,o,n,,..r.-- II, |,

pUBLIc sALl OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
= AND HousAHoLD nfFBerS.-By virtue ef deed
Of June, A: 2. lse9. end duly recorded In Lber =
b, No. 70 felios76 etc one OF the land rscordi
DAY, the 18th dsy OF May, ccmmsnci Il ii c,csE
z. n. n house numbered seven, q. ) stasted on On
Itnatsna aysnIe. eRpostts the City gall, "a excel
i;s E.li;st s.af Afn oAssss: = yst Small Chairs. sa
OftomAnex Marble tor Tables. = arr-.s
Velvet ana DAmaek Lounges, Fancy Tables,
Dsas CurtAns, oofnices ana Tasssia CON.
9handsaisss, Walnut and MAHOGANY rab,es.s 80 s.
Waxdrobes, Bedstoeds ana Dada o1a = ha
Paxior atd Ohambsr Ger pets, - l1a
tion. Teema eash, A. LLOYD. Fustes
mT&so&ds ". :. WALL e o0., Kscts.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ACCEPTANCE OF THE NoMINEEs.-We, the
undersigned, having been nominated BY the
Convention which assembled on Friday even.
ing at the Aldermans Chamber, for the pur-
pose OF nominating suitable candidates for the
Offices Of Collector Of Taxes, Register and Sur.
veyor, do hereby fully endorse and subscribe
to the following resolutions adopted by said
Convention WIN. DIXON,
. SAM'L Z. DOUGLASS,
WIN. FoRsYrH.
Whereas, in times like the present 1t becomes
manifest and evince his unswerying attach.
ment and fidelity to the Union Of these States,
and his firm and unfiinching loyalty to the
Government thereof, in order that those who
this war and q suppression Of this iniq uitous
and unnatural rebellion, may be known and
distinguished from those who countenancs and
give aid and support to those In arms against
the best Government established by man; and
whereas, no man Of questioned loyalty should
be selected for positions OF trust profit or emol.
ument therefore, be 1t
Resolued, That we, in convention assembled
FOR the purpose OF nominating persons for the
several offices OF Collector, Register, and Sur
Yeyor, DO assert and declare our firm, unalter.
able, and answering devotion and loyalty to
the Government of the United States; that we
favor firm, steady, and vigorous prosecution
of this war by the Administration for the pur.
pose Of suppressing this accursed rebellion.
We fully endorse the actions of the Executive,
and accord to him our cordial and hearty sup
port, having confidence in his patriotism and
sincerity and that OF his Cabinet; that we will
In no case or event sanction dissolution of
this Union, but will, in the language Of the
1mmof.ai IlniN JACKSON, proclaim and affirm, "The
Resotyed, That the "Constitution of the United
States" being the grand elimination of the dec
laration OF principles as asserted by our fore
fathers, and Icing the grand "Magna Chartan
hereby pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our
sacred honor TO maintain it in violate.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADEL,.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The immense car
factory of Messrs Murphy S Allison, situated
on Nineteenth and Market streets, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The property
comprised three buildings, and occupied 40
by III feet Of ground. All the valuable ma
chinery and twenty cars were consumed by
fire, with the fine cars built for the New York
City Railroad. The loss will reach SI0OsO0O;
Insurance duty $4,000.
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~ RlADING MATTER ON livery PAGl.
ZEE oETsID1 FOB INTEREsTING TlLA.
GRAPHIC AND oTHER MATTER, ~
Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson l. Co.,
Bankers:
! MORE PRISONERS

One hundred and forty -four prisoners Of war
were captured near Fredericksburg on the 3Oth
uf and forwarded to this city yesterday. They
are mostly Virginia, North Carolina and Mis-
sissippi troops. Among them are the following
commissioned ofacers:-T. F. Owens, Capt Co.
b, 18th va. infantry; J. e. Tyler, Oapt 90. d,
do; r. w. Atkinson, 1st 1t. % N. O. cavalry;
H. O. Wood, 1st 1t Co. H, 1ath Va. infantry;
John Nd. Shackleford, 90. O, 4sth Miss. infan-
try; Chas. L. Beale, ed 1t. Co. H. 18th Va In.
faatrys and ia. p. Oonley, Cd 1t Co. D, I'd N.
O. cavalry. They were sent to the Old Cap
ito1t This morning. -,
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MOST IMPORrANTFR FROM THE W EST
UNION VICTORY ON THE CUMBERLAND
RIVER
THE UNION TROOPS CUTTING OFF THE
REBEL COMMUNICATIONS ON THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 5u
IMMENSE CAPTURES OF PRISONERS, STEAM
BOATS, &C., BY GEN BANKS -

= CiHcIsNAT1, May 2.-Gen. Carter, crossed
the Cumberland below Somerset KY, yester.
day, with 5000 men. attacked the rebels at
Mon,icelio, and after ssvere Eight drove them
from the town. -. tat
I. The Charleston Mercury says the Federais at
Grand Lake have captured thousand rebels,
TWO rams, four transports, and three gunboats.
a telegram fronF Brcotevilie, Ga., 70 the
Hon. Joha ". ForsythA says the Eederals
have taken Msyhew. on the Mobile and, Ohio
Railroad. ~ miles from e'sismbus, MISS. This
.A5aG IIF1J Z
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THE WAR In ALABAMA. 4.
General Dodge Defeats the Rebels at Bnr

EAST BANK OF BEAR CREEK, Ala, April
Is, via Cairo, April aa.--Yesterday the f0rcps
under General Dodge skirmished from Buz-
Yards Roost Station, five miles from here, to
near Bnrton's Station, where battle was
fought, resi- ulting in a Union victory. Our loss
in killed was very slight. About forty were
wounded. The rebels were driven into a com.
plete trap, and suffered terribly.
In the skirmishing before the battle, Captain
Cameron, formerly of the 18th Illinois, but no W
commanding the Alabama Cavalry, fUnion)
was killed Capt. Adams, of the Sths Illinois,
was wounded slightly -sg1. , .tartg..ss
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
OCCUPATION OF OPELOUSAs AND WASH
lN6TON La, BY GEN. BANKS.
GEN. BANKS OBTAINING SUPPLIES FROM
THE COUNTRY ROUND ABOUT,
LATE MEXICAN NEWS,
The TAKING OF PCEBLA NOT KNOWN AT
VERA CRUZ. .r
CAPITULATION OF A REBEL FORT IN LOU
ISIANA :
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
LATE MEXICAN NEWS.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The steamer Creole has
arrived with New Orleans dates to the 23d
ul., via Havana on the 9th. There is no later
news from Gen. Banks except that on the 2lst
he occupied Opelousas and waship gton,. and
the column was resting for the day at the latter
place. The want of horse food for the cavalry
was being supplied from the country round
about. Seven hundred prisoners have been
brought into Opelossas.
The brig st. Mary's is at New Orleans She
reporty that on April eth, of Pass L'Outre
she was followed in shoal water BY schooner
having the appearance Of and supposed to be
pilot boat, and got ashore. The schooner then
kept away. ra
A Havana letter Of the 9th reports the ar.
rival Of the French steamer Louisiana at San
tiago on the 22d, from Vera Cruz on the 10th.
The taking of Puebla was not known IN
Vera Cruz. The battle was becoming bloody,
and losses Of consequences had occurred 10 both
parties.
The rebel steamer Nita left on the 95th ult.,
but returned on the 18th. The English steam.
er Lebanon, from Metamoras for Liyerpool,
with cotton, had put in Havana for pro visions.
The rebel steamer Eugenia arrived on the 9th
with cotton.
The crevasse near Thibodeauville had inun. .
dated all the plantations on Bayou Lafourche,
and done great damage to the railroad The
rebel Fort Butte Ia Rose, on the Tachafalaya,
sixty miles north Of Brashear City, capitulated
70 our gunboats on the 20th Fifty.six prison
ers were taken, two cannon and considerable
quantity Of ammunition. I'd sr ... ..g
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Charles
Hammers1ag, malicions mischief; bail for
court VIM. Jordan, scavenger, neglect Of
duty; dismissed. Mary Kennsy, disorderly
fine 1858. Jane Hurley, malicious mischief ;
bail for hearing. Thos Sullivan, drank and
disorderly: &5.55 VIM. Dunn, disorderly; S2, So.
NJ. Sullivan and J. ID. Devenney, do; IS each.
VIM. Bell, vagrant; S1.5s. Julia Flynn, drunk;
fine sl:ss. Wn. Shaw, 1ghting; fne Bliss.
Thos. ". Donahue, do; dismissed. ]. Bran.
Jas. Murphy, desertion; military.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.-The contracts for
furnishing leather and canvass mail bags for
four years, from the 1st Of July next, have
been awarded by the Postmaster General to
Emerson Gaylord. OF Chickopee, Mass, and
r. F. Lamdin, of Baltimore.
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movement is threatening Southern communi-
cation generally.
A large force OF Federals were within twelve
miles OF Houston, Miss, on the 10th. designing
to destroy the Mississippi Central Railroad.
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CAPTURE OF PRISONERS ON THE RAPIDAN,
The steamer Hugh jenkins arrived at the
Sixth street wharf at 5 a. m. to-day, bringing
up i40 rebel prisoners, who were captured on
the Rapidan while attempting to lay bridge
across. Our forces, it seems, by some means
got in their rear, and thus captured the whole
party almost before the rebels were aware sf it,
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE GUERILLAs STILL AT WORK IN WEST
+. ERN VIRGINIA


g (. ERN VIRGINIA
The latest information from Western Vir-
ginia up to Friday aftern DON, received through
private sources, is that the Union forces under
Mulligan fell back near Fairmount and that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge near
that point is entirely destroyed by the guerillas.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has suffered
considerably. The bridge at Fairmount and
Cheat river was blown mp.
The rebel force seenas to have been suffc ciently
magnified in the eyes of Pennsylvanians, judg-
ing by the Philadelphia journals, to cause. them
to seriously believe that this tatterdemalion
gang of guerillas could force their way
through populous country to Pittsburg, and
play the mischief there with that city
and Government property there On the
contrary we are quite certain that the
guerilla gang has much more solicitude to get
away from the storm gathering in their rear
than to advance directly into the jaws of sure
capture. @1s
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lQ6 NBW sfOOK. AoC
INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs.

400 NBW sfOOK. Aoc
interior ADoRNMENTs.
Just received, a choice selection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chsste and
sin|S ssmRs 1sssrnS Ma for parlor. halls
FIRy-B PRINTS, STArUE8. CENTER
PIDoKS, 90
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DEeIGNs GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BuF1oR ANY RHQUIRED STYLE Oh SIZE OF
SHADE AADn TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs, s..g
(WarsAn'eA to be silded With gold Isaf)
The Aandsomest and the largest sssortment In the
country. -
Also, an assortment Of Dark W ood Frames with .
hSsntkul variety OF small -ai1ed Oval and Card
ttatS trAmeR Of foReign and domestic fnanufac.
ture. kAssapAtauN,&A. fsl - ! IA 80, = >
PICTURE CORD AND TAs6HLS,
Didsreat sizes end colors; Picture 1inss, n ais,
Purchasing e!clusivsly for cash. the above xooda
faccotdine 70 their quahtyl wil be dispossd 81 g
&!2y rssi6 = Lnsy can bs yurchAsed Tor In the
seei: Ssen. ssss : e. sA.'s s.i.sHE f
Rsnsnbsr TIE nupbsr, No ass ssysssA ssrsss,
slsht doofs esoye ODD Fellows Hall; An1 tie t6fnss
eash fox sooe. and labor. -. .r. AyEy9sos4s
sAHTIeUIFT 0l nan. By De 0hsrisss = ~
AivN., So, VIA tliussta afions, 9sS. =
4Ass 'ssS 5Sls'S'assW sRRANCx fArLox.s
-
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NATIONAL LoAE-Subscriptions to the
$50 loan, at the Office OF Jay Cook & Co.,
amounted yesterday to IS, loo, OO0-the highest
figure vet attained .-
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A JUST OPENED,
"A BEAU fIFUL Assortment Of STRAW HATS
for men and youths together with new styles Of
CLOTH HATS and CAPS for young men,:
my23t 236 Pa avenue, bet 18th and 18th sts.

nRUGS, FANCY GOODS.
IL PERPUMERY. &C.. &e. ,
Iwould respectfully inform my fri.nds and the
public that have enlarged and re6tted my -
and fine assortment of pure Drugs, Fancy
Goods, Perfumery. &C., as well as all the -.
usually found in a first; class Drug Store; PsItieu
lar attention given to the Prescription Business.
SODA WATfR.-Itis only necessary 70 st ate that
our Soda Water and Cream and Fruit eirups VIII
be as good ever, Gf possible, better that the
public may decide BY Calling ct t,l-a
B05WELL'S Drug Store,
my 2-Stf Corner Maryland Av. and 7th st.
QOsWELL,s INDICATED COUGH cAN9Y ia
- the NEST pleasant, popular and efsctual rome
dy ever introduce for Coughs, Colds any Afee-
ton Of the Throat tr Lungs. See what Prof. Wo-
l0wsH says OF it,
WASHINGTON, D O., April 80, 1898,
Mr.; BoswELL-sir: Having used yoar MedicateA
Cough Candy for hearseness and other affections
# very beneficial and to surpsss any thing else
that have ever used for the same purpose and
would recommend it to gers and to persons sub
ject to such affections from colds excessive use
OF the voice. ALEXANDER WoLoWsxI
my 2-6tf Professor Of Music.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

HANDSOME DoNATIoN-The inmates of the
Campbell Hospital In this city, have been pre-
sented by the citizens Of Boston and vicinity
with handsome library Of some 1850 vol
umes. The books were forwarded by the Ad.
ans Express Go, who In consideration OF the
object for which they were designed, declined
any remuneration for their services.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-Boteler & Wilson,
Auctisneers, sold yesterday afternoon At pub
nc sale, the following houses and lots, in square
395: Lot No. l, to Patrick Curtin, at 12x cents
per foot. Lot No. IL, improved by two.story
bI lsk dwelling, to Patrick Saxton, $3.50. Lot
Lot No. I, improved by two.story brick house.
to Patrick Curtin. S6l0. The above property
fronts street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. 80 -.a y = -'---'[
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RooFERs AND BUILDERS,
Ea:r WHITE fHa
which am enabled to sell st res,Sns able rates
WILL SELL AT MY PROVISION STORE. ON
the corner OF 18th and streets. the best euts of
Veal and Vegetables at the lowest market pries na
At 30 cents W. Ys fssn
EOR PURE oRRAM sIRuP SODA WATER
shs stand 7h street and Pa
sos Ms1fss :o :oa psl. s1snf lin
county ICE .CRRAM furnished IN sil Quantities IL
sf Win '' Is s At sa.
WH1rE sAsPHI Hu,r,
For sale af.se. hundred bushels white Sand S'i in
I ts5 Of g.
on board the schooner Sarah Ann, lying ct anchor
s1s pkss rs s. a.s:n St:
IT. Dlss0LUTIoN.
MAEPaftnership M u hefstoiore s. existing between g.
eenssa ind M y aa
will please be punctual in payment OF accounts.
counts. 5 8. O. MAGRUDER
STONE, at the old stand, where he viii be hapsy to
see The old patrons of the firm. my 2iw-
FOR BALTIMORE, POINT LOOKOUT, AND
L LANDINGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
E.A Ryther, viii leave Washington esAN
oSe 2eesh Ssr, aP9 F6Es6AY AS1sPdse aokkiHe 4 sa a
soasS PPM Pine, EPsfa Peias
Returning,
Win leave Baltimore, foot of Barre street eyery
and ali the and
Custom House permits must accompany ali goods
freishss ieq na.s nafefs be prspsid sp ide river
or R2aS q %fIsSho fSHsFS
SupRsME ooUsG sd, St SE,TTaas TIE DISTRICT OF
Hod'"s The D'ssre. ces',sfias United State, 70, the
sloop 1. G. heoass and s45so. and ss74st1n .
Whereas the said sloop and Cargo. and
e E: sd9s
eaSs sns :: :sS sse .A M ass NE Il aSe
Attorney At, for Said District PRAYING the condemns
process Of monitioa and attachments Issue asainst
ssid sioop sId d. MCargo. and money and the owners
to appear and answer said Libel. Itis therefors
@ y Ap M ss.s ao.
70 ans T said ana and
ssy sSsls IT,
ing to av and tn at said notice be given 81 poa;.
sasy a .ss srGss the snt
EssI PsiiSaeas = ''5s ss
o,,,-r..+rf: rf:t:, n,,olR I'M MEIas. Clerk.
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BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMRNT.-T party of
the bachelor Minister of Spain, given on w ed
nesday evening to Madame Prado, the recent
ly married daughter Of Senior Lisboa, the Bra
lillian Minister, was one Of the most brilliant
OF the season, and will long be remembered no
less for the extreme taste and beauty of orna-
mental arrangements than its luxurious table
and gorgeous display Of female loyeliness
The saloons were embowered with rare fow-
ering plants, which shed q rich perfume
throughout the establishment, and rendered
the scene one Of unusual beauty
In addition to the Mesdames Lisboa, Prado
Psdesta, Baraida, Stoeckl, Mercier and other
tinguished ladies and daughters Of foreign
officials, the array Of beauty in the persons Of
American ladies, married and single, was quite
remarkable.
Among the foreigners present, several off,
GERS of the Spanish frigats Carmea appeared
conspicuous in their rich ma val uniforms.
Our army was well represented by General
Heintzelman and others, while the navy lent
its contributions. Among the Foreign Minis
ters was Col. Romaine, OF Hayti; while MI
Sumner represented the Senate.
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P1RsOhAL.-Ths Secretary and Assistant
Secretary OF State returned last evening from
their VISIT to the army Of the Potomac. Super.
intendent Barrett, of the Census Bureau, who
accompanied them, has also returned, and re-.
sumed the discharge OF his duties this morn
ing. @ .r.. ...
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LOST AND FOUND.

t1ssS s1 3 ssssssn FL and s.I nth a
:ssit:sl' rewarded BY leaving 'hen at No.
sna Wits eoW Eis es ri Ths
is requested TO come forward, prove property, pay
'ha5Es: ana sas them i. hAua .ass
TW1NrY DOLLARS REwAKD.-Lost, on
between q and 18th streets : small Hunting case
Mi II No.
avenue. my2-5t'
EoUND. On the 18th Of April last, on Pa. avenue,
con,aga;, neai the Ga &n.Pitoi, leather PoCknT BOOK
ssa have by It and 8syn tS5 this d
7. 3, Garner. = = -D.'~I It.
osTmP:y ssfo5s saoR ysstsEasy the eth April,
as &
give 81 reward if left At TIMOTHY DowNY's,
corner Of 4th and Washington streets. for the
7 osT-S2o REWARD-Lost, this morning 10
sSoK :s's,.aiss r. y = "a go sss
one and two dollar notes. Tke snder viii receive eve
Esns Ss a. M
my IS: ~ : 90 NV. BRADLEY.
l BOOB, containing the discharge papers of John
Buck Of 9th Penn sylvania Regiment, of Company
H. The ander viii be liberally rewarded by leav-
ing IT as the Star Office, and no gu estions asked.
my l-St- :. 8 1.-- 81 - .....
v1HAKHN up Pound tresps.sins on nv nrem
L ises, eight COWS, of vArisus coiofs The
owners are requested to come for ard prove prep
erty Pay charges and take them away. q i. -
VIM. DOUGLAS. nesH Bennins's Bridge,
my / 3t. ia 1astern Branch,
GOO REWARD.-Lost, April q, 1855, on New
pAO York avenue, between 20th and 22d sts, , or
from New York avsnue 10 the Lam pblsak Factory,
SEVENTY DOLLARS In gold. and Pocket Book
containing - Treasury note and some postage
currency. Any one leaving the same at 439 3Wen.
t1efh street will receive the above reward. myl ST.
nIsTRIoT OF COLUMBIA, CousrY. OF WASH
~ IHGToN, To icit ri herSby certify that 2.
Bfundidss, Of Washington county, D, G., brought
before mo, the subscriber, one Of the Justices Of
the Peace Ia and for said county this hrst day Of
May, in the rear ighteen hundred and sixty.three
as stray horse, trssRssins upon his enclosures.
about fourteen and half hand high; near hind
foot white, with harpess gals on each side: shod
oil around switch tail; string halt and crib bi{er
Given under my hand snd seal this LIST day Of
The owner Of the above described horss Win
please oeme forward, prove properly and pay
charges and take him sva'h pRunn1pas
ct ehreye's stable, on 7tk street.
IT. b0tW0An n And 7 afraa{a
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r. dark bay 81 Oks1: email white SPOT hi his
forsheasi about Is hands high and years old,
with saddle and bride. The owner can have him
to e. HOLT. on Sayetts street. Bnantown.
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&10 ARD..,;Strsysd from my pasture, on
Geoysetoxn, on the sath instanf, msdiau sized
brown MULE, with switch tail ana rosohsd
give the above reward. t77F o.G11fN.
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FOR SALE
"A NUMBER Of fine WORK and SADDLE
HORSES will be sold cheap At ~
AIS 1lth strest G6
It, Between Il and
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&1SO RHWARp.--Escaped from the Wsshi..-
W1VO ton city 5ail ef tho niatrist Of Ooi1mbis.
e s1is. eia
Sss e shout nyears; Sfesf g einchs6 hisS: Heht
str.isht bsek; Sc hssis foss1 and fan; eSsuiet
anc Hiso, JOIN Seifssa .so,s q !, !, 7,
sse;s s1sst Cor etnsSss kisk; ysxy sSssS festures,
hsif 2 .ad saSx xhisisEs yfsI sd; fallsad foliins
p sssi ~ IsSs II t issne sssx M: SSiss:
y!sxiee one kskNsftea, %1resthsa ~ HSirpas
s:s.is : 4 81 \ 81 ,s:, &, ,;s 4, ,Yss. q
AeS das 5hg u.H HSfsk1.
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~ ePIRITUALISM DEMONSTRATED AS
lS Gods last best sift to man at smesd . Hall,
9Th street, between snd X, on SUNDAY EVE.
MING. May 9Th Doors open at 7k o'cloak. Ad.
mission free. Come and see. = slf ltr
Evening star., 1863-05-02

I OsT-In = city car between 18th aud llth sts.
IL 4 sma all LINRN DRESSES. The finder will be
suitably rewarded BY leaving them at No. 3121
street ItS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-13

TINE DOUGLAS hEMORIAL.-The Di-
L ploma Of Membership Of the DeuGlsss
Monument Association. beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches d'nen-
sions is now ready Tor distribution to tho
subscribers to The monument fund. TO sli
persons Forwarding to the association 81. 90
or more, will be sent one of these diploma,
properly executed.
To contribu ors in the sum Of So or more,
will be furnished gratu'tously besides the
Diploma. beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving Of Judge Douglas 81 by ~ inehee,
published by Marsh, Rowe & 20.
Contributors in the sum Of $500 will BE-
come life members Of the DOUGLAS Monu ment
Association in the sum Of $40 90 honorary
life members. and in tn" sum OF $4,000 hon
orary lite members of the Beard of Trustees
Local receiver and solicitors for contribu-
tions are being authorized in the loyal stste@.
Pamphlets and circulars containing tho or
rsni.ation, constitution. by. lsws and the ep-
neal Of the association, will be sent to oil wh'
win forward their address
Communica should be directed 70 tAe
sSeerstary Douglas Monument Assoe'at'ch
Chissgo, lllisois.'
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