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FROM MISSOURI.
Gen. Schofield's New Order to.
Returning Rebels.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is. 1861
Gen. Schoffeld to-day promulgated the fol-
lowing order. It will be seen he offers liberty
to returned rebels who take the OATH and give
bonds:
HEADQUARTERS DDPAKT21EET OF MISSOURI,
ST. Lou1s, Aug. o5, 1863. {
Large numbers Of men arc leaving tho broken
rebel armies in the Mississippi valley and return
lug to Missouri. Many Of them doubtless come
back With the purpose Of following a career Of
plumber and murder, under the form Of guerilla
WarfaEc, while others would gladly return to their
homes as penceable citizens, permitted to do So
and protected from violence.
The State Is III danger ora repetition Of the
ecenes Of violence and bloodshcd which character
lied The mortAs OF July and August, 1862 Tie
united efforts Of all loyal and pcaceably disposed
citizens, as well IS Of the troops Of this Depart
ment will be required to avert this evil It Ia the
desi1e Of the commanding General that all those
who voluntarily abandon the rebel cause, and de-
sire to return to their allegiance to the United
States, shall be permitted to do so under such ro
strictlons as the pnblic peace eha1l require
All such persons may surrender themselves and
theiz a.ms 1t the nearest military post and will 10
released upon taking tic oath OF allegiance and
giving bonds for their future good conduct. They
will be required to reside in such portion Of Mis-
soasi OF other State as the Provost Marshal who
releases them shall direct. All who shall fall to
comply with these conditions and shall remain
within our lines without renewing their allegiance
will be treated IL criminals, according to the 1aws
Of war.
Those who shall engage In robbery, murder, or
other eimi1ar crimes, will be extcrminatcd without
, 1863-08-26
Death OF John Spear.

Amorg the victims Of the late terrible Law
renee calamity, wns John Spear, formerly
rditor OF the Medina, O., Gazette, and one Of the
curly cmigrants from thas part Of Ohio to
Kansas. He established the first newspaper
in Lawrence, and shared in all the vicissi'
1ades Of the infant city ard Territory during
the rugged days Of Missouri border rutli:n'
5a1n. His letters from Kansas to the HTd1d
In that struggle Of freedom with slavery,
were cyer reliable and full Of interest. 4
- nan o1 enterprise and sound judgment, Mr.
'epeas rendered valuable service to the Terri
4v's ano etste through his connection with
The presr, and discharged The Duties of;n,nor-
1tbillty and fldel1tv ~N@'N~' ""'-
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a PHHLADEI;PHla RUMOR
NAfE1ED.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1,tIb1sae

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1tIbr:ae.J
CHcE;SAr1, A1g. Is, 1863.
Ap1iyate dispatch was received in this city
from jay Cook l. Co., Of Philadelphia, stat
ing the surrender Of Sumter bad been officially
announced.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia private dis
pa1tment bas the announcement Of the sur
render oi Fort Sumter.
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CAPTURE OF A BRITISH
BLOCKADE RUNNER,


PHILADELPHIA, August q, 1853.
have Just learned that the fast British
steamer HeDe Was destroyed at the r1out1 Of
New Inlet, North Carolina, On the 18th inst.
She was running the blockade Of Wilmington,
n. C. Two OF our gu.boats gave chase: Tko
Hebe Tas run ashore, but our boats succeed
ed In destroying her and her ca1go, whic17Has
full and valuable.
In consequence Of the sTampisg Of one Ct
our boats, about q dozen Of our men wa-c
taken prisoners.
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TIE DRAFT 1N NEVV v<>Dr
CHEY. vA>0'

,,Sss Mss tasy 1say aqg e. sns 7s s.
also commenced in the sth district te; Tbs,s ~ u
trontle commenced on Tue 18th Of Jn1S w. Ne
disturbance has occurred to day. 1'o
NEW York, Aug. o5.-@ayor Opdske sent
in today Ills veto to the Council, of TIC e..
OK, 900 ordinance. He proposes to provide
men, and aciye:: militia men. who may be-
, 1863-08-26
APPALLING DlSAS7ERAT SEA.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1868.
The UnitedStates sb1ig BsinbridSc, on her
ysay from New York to Port Royal Was
struck BY sudden squall and capsized, off
Cape Hatteras, Last Friday morning, the 91st
inst. But two men, Sailors who were fortu-
nate enough to seize c beat, escaped from the
ship. One Of these subsequently pe.ished
tom exhaustion and drinking salt water. The
other, j mulatto, was picked up by the brig
Boston On Friday afternoon and brought to the
port Of Philadelphia md has been sent on
board the receiving SLIP Princeton, and the
boat taken to the navy yard. Ha is unacquaint-
ed with the names Of any Of this officers and
crew, having just shipped and sailed when
this melancholy fate overlook The ship and
her company.
The BainbrIdge mounted seven guns aud WIS
$50 tons, and Tas always considered Danger
ous vessel and required great care to sail her
Oh account Of her being SO taut, her masts
rakirg very much.
NEW YORK, Aug. a5.-Tha Captain Of the
brig South Boston arrived at Philadelphia on
the 23d inst. He reports that on the evening
Of the 22d, In lat. 81, loog. y, he picked up q
boat belonging. to the United States brig
! Da1UbE1EEC1 HI4[A hA9 4A2 VI HakGEt Al4u EOu-
tained co1ored man named Smith, who stated
that en- the 21st, during violent gale, the
brig gfounaezed with all hands On bo.rd except
himself and cook.
The latter went crazy after being five hou1s
In the boat and jumped overheard.
The BaInbrIdge sailed from this port on
Tuesday the 18th tor Port Royal. The follow
ing is d List of officers:
THoe. ). DwIER, Acting Master Commaudtng.
A. G. stebbins, Ensign and Executive Ol1ccr,
Ell. Halls, Assistant Surgeon.
&C. Waden. Assistant Paymaster,
Jno. T. Hughce, Sailing Master,
Edwin E: Drake, Enaisn
MAsTEEs' hATEs-Chas. Smith, Jr., r. 6. Uotch-
kiss, Benz. +. Han1y, g. P. Moore.
Francis n. Conrclyea, Psymastce's C1ctls.
Horace Smith, Surgee1's Steward.
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From Gen. Burnsidc's Depart

neUf~
NEW YoEE, Aug. 25.-The New York TIL
tune has the following:
:. Gen. Burnside declares au the ferries oIer
the Ohio River and other streams within the ny
limits Of the Department Of the Ohto, g III, y
service ser require It, viii te subject to the MILL
tarJ authorities. =,
< party Of gue1illas who were attempting
tn seal horses and destroy canal boats on
he Ii Cheaape,Se and Ohio Canals, on Saturday
Last, At Seneca Fall, were handsomely zepuls,
ed. twice, and finally driven away, BY a de-
Lieutenant wss killed and other rebel
wounded -..
4 wagon ard five naen from the 73d Ohio
Te,e captured by a doz;n gueSilias, nea,
| Greenwich: Saturday.
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drafted. and to proyide for destitute families
CT citizens who 1naY also be drafted. The
message is quite long and discusses the merits
Ct the question involved.
, 1863-08-26

Superior Electro magnetic Iestrumect1 VITA fnil
f1.t{ucttGQs II thfIs medical hch Application for
ne eu.e Of Pa1atysis Rheumatsna, Nervous Ceb!usy.
Ep!llpsT. Sick Headache. Lung affection: Liver dtar
eaee Nhstnate Constipation. ChloroAs greea sick
Eess. DieorGaKed Meastrnaton. Weakness OF Ssxud
Q1snuJ Weak Back etc.
touy and arc s1cspe IN thes- .ad
iors farnshed wlt6 escn can then successfully
They arc not liable to get out Of order: Enc!ose
stamp fer ct.cn1ors md A1Y fnT1nsf DaTicuars re-
qn1red. 70 DR. IRONS. p q. D7s=as 833t. ONO c
over the Ba1k OF Mont ea1 q all ~ e,onth Llsa1ta
Rtreet. al1H- -k6E-3tnct
, 1863-08-26

Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware.
HALL, KhBAHk s CO., toa md 195 South H.
ter street.
c. 3: BROWN + CO., IS Lake street, opposite .ss
fremont Hpuse,
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PHHIP WADSNoRTH i CO, st aud 36 L4xa
street, corner Of Wabash avenns.
KSG, KELLOGG 4 CO., 2: Lake street.
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Mttal Warehouse, Tin Plate, Sheet
Iron, &c.
VANDERvooRT, DIcKERsoN 3 CO., .se h
sM Randolph street.

Clocks, Watches ana Jewelry.
j. Fl. HOES, Dealer In all kind5; 1T Lake street.
GILES BROTHERS 4 CO. ruuorts-a .na M.nu
factnzesa, 14a Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-26

On which specsi rsxss are due aus unpaid for The
sxssasies ~ Tttvs tksss bSiow Cedar stsGk shrossh
tho T. psrty ~ Hut = hsrbine In ss4tsioA b the
lax tness j. Ode Bpm each Lot fraction 81 Let.
spok sscA pasee Of Lsad She afssen ccnts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-26
TIE CAFE CITY.

EE The Burlington Argus few days
ago contained . very foolish and simple
article. taun.ing sboiliim isas about "Bill
Stone" as Il calls the Uuion candidate
for Governor. Among other things 10
tha, article. is this damaging sentence:
''h IL eeH hof The caaaadate sAosid
represent tsN people eho s1ppo,s him" :
In another lace is found . notice
for Democratic mass meeting, -
An ony the speakers we notice tho usms
Of Byin ion. The people srs " be "ad-
drrss on political tnpics aud 10 support
ofMe plotform and candidates. Let
every man, Democrat and Repnbficdn,
says the News, CINE out, and ''let the
cry be for lutte We insist that this
10 p lug it on rather thick. aud asking =
I'D deal under the circumstances. The
Argus con snds that th. q, neral would
be ,csndaIizsd by Republicans vo INK Tor
him, while the News calls upon every
body, Republicans and all, TO cry for Tat.
tie, Now, however nuch Republicans
and Union men generally u.ight isel. un
der other circumstances and surrounded
BY other h Il aeuo's, TO ''cry for futile.
II would mol iopk well, and the propri.ty
cf thdt sort OF cry st poitca! meeting
where the ,lums u Coz pcrhead plAI
lorm we're bcing utgtd upru the people,
BY tnci az iuie,nal toppertead n. BY.
ingloh might Will he douuted Such cry
ing. on such III occasion, with sach sur
ruupdinga, Can more consistently be done
bs those sno have iSooret y mcipie
W hat I'll li,e ljiers glink u SO The
n M Of Gen. Tuttle associated with thai
Of Byipgt n. Mason, unl DJnc5l.b.l-
Loik at then all nn tie sp kers' Stand
together, ~i,ii,h- n honey platform -t,ck.
l"n out On ib'ee ri,ie-. NTH Petit, aud
Tay lor, sni buIey. ~ the d distance hrow
ing up their hats buzz ing La't thar .
kl.sl..s isss. 10 ass tpion men to rejoioe
AZ Are these Gen. iuttie's su bporlers?
"A ad does hr represent I'll. IN! Let tI,e
New. aud Argus answer keusauqtia
Republican,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-26

MIN ish HEREBY Given To the o~n~ss Of the Lot,
and paris OF Lot1, dscrtoea In The foregoing iist Il
.trd ~ city Of soAph. Lea ntl. kiaie o. Ioss
ART tho y yvptA hal Spe iai Tax has boz "a
asse.-d snh 1-vkd up.n raid lots b, tn Dis,. let
aont u be os0eH, inva on account VI tbs .xt,n
q o. Third street beo~ Cedar street AMI throas
th properly ~ Htsta = rttus as d-srnai-d in the
aeose lisa ant uaisss payment be nastc ~ Inc 10
s1'ovied ana also All cssts f"rs the day " sep
mher i6S tho .A,h lots "r 30 ma ttcfeoi shsi
Or nses-sArs 10 dts~harae ssid iax and ~ vi be
-'la on Inc dsy sfUrtssd the Mayors on - In ssa
eV bet~ ssp.ths hosrsei o'ei.ck n and 50 cioc
r. ~
A @ RICHARDSON
Collector Ut the City ef keokuk
Ausust l9th Ie61 sIrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-26
Books u statl0Aofy.

NEW BOOKS,
!" III nsssivsA this Asy ~
0gden's City Book Store.
PuDIIsHxD ~ CHARLESTON.
Luiu--s Novel by u aIwyrth;
1be Osph~us q. Il srr's Pspers Cd seyiss;
Wands' inxs OF a Brsm,--b, Janlssi
~, 'uth~rn frsnds-b, gi"e;
Tue Prisoner oi State Msboty;
The Great oBsumm tion--I Epmips,
Ihh uIlied ststes "a LAw--4s s.ueaasdS
tncidsuts IN NJ tiiej 8
OArrst Van HON ,ot ths
bxssaT a.. Ito. -.ssck.
Published by Dick 4 Fitzgerald.
verDer's Brn,s--s, Mrs.. hsns' moessi
ars hAlhoaaoa's troubles,
The Lady Lise--sy Mis-. Brsddon;
Darrell Markham
Bsrr.axfys--5s Cssriss L~res.
Published by Ticknor 4 Field.
Uacis tom's Gstio--o.~ ed,iten, I Vel.
Leisure .ivnfs IN Io~u.
The kverAiioir % L,'aulr5 PaIsou;
esiGtsttJns--b3 oiivkkrJ
sodn - ssstns ana Cvpslrs Thinking;
be fas.snee y iIo.e;
T~o frtvnds--bt tit .HthJr ~ Pas4-u a of Hons
Oh LtDeti, -sy J-igu stuar AtiIs
The ksoil bay pA,i"s .l,ilsf.
fnao--irom zoe G'ra.sh 81 Jssp Paul Richter.
From other Publishers.
The Kmpios tnent assn.a
fseAS.tt- 81 nuss
go VI rdA Attss--bs joshua n gf1atuxs.
Csrwat puIr isi,s--UYa,u,,
fsh "ttn -, kaisi.--si ID seddwteE
IN tas Or gi. " s,,s,t~s--bS flAAl.l:
Reserves sarbtt n
Aat'qaIts vi A-h--g3 Ll,Ii,
1hs rea1s,oaea- ~ ,,i. .se,
bia.ieAlc4 y G,ssn
r. ssat ans hp rhrtaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
DIED.,

On the 9TH OF January, 1853, JOSEPH NJ STMM5
norm in Charles County, M. on the 9Th day OF
May, 1908 but for she last 10 years resident of this
city. Requies, at in pace
Ga the morning OF the 9Th inst RICHARD
ESQ. in he Esd year of his Age
The friends and acauaiatsnces OF the family are
Invited to atte@i his funeral to take place at his
late residence Ne: AL Eighth street opposite the
Peat Ctiice, at half past p II , Saturday shs i9th
inst
On the morning of the 9Th inst, at ss'cloes.
THOMAS HAMLlS, aged yrars and months
son OF Thomas and Elizabeth CovlinE.
The funeral " III take place TO- morrow after nosn
at o clock from MIR. &C., rye H. Adams 400 uth
street hst.een and G.. The friends Of the IA nily
are invited to attend Alex Gazette cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
DROP 0sALS FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
SCHOOL or THIRD DISTINCT,
WASHINGTON.

MAYORS OFFICE January 8, 1858.
PRoPoRALs for the above work, inelosed in a
sealed enyelspe, endorsed Pro possls for buildr
Pub School of the Third District, Washing
ton, With full name and residence Of the bidd or
appearing therein, will be received at this otice
until IL o clock NJ, on Monday, January 18th IsSs
when the same will be publicly opened and read ,
asd the contract will be awarded BY the Building
Committee as soon as prac- icsble there after.
An oath Of allegiance by the bicder or bid iers
must accompany each proposition. and mpls
nance Of the contract.
The Building Committee reserves the ight to
interest of the Corporation.
A preliminary draft of the form Of contract,
specifications, plans, and working drawings of q ne
building laid OPP for ins pection st this Office
RICHARD WALLAOH Mayor
A. O. kICHARDS
GEO. II. PLANT, SEN.
j. B. ELLIS,
!-eotls Building Conmttes
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BArcHBLoR's HAIR DYH,

me "ces tR Ire " ora.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE r-,.-
euces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 injurs tho Hair lesst rem
edies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and inyisorstcs line
Hair for life Grey Red OF Rxsty Haiy instantly
turn" splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Eair
soft and beautiful Sold By all Druggists, he
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAroEs.
Los, on the Josy sides Of zach kor.
tadcrS, No. 81 yBo,eias n, Nsss Yori,
IL TN Nste rs broadway and Is Bond at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
MARRIED,

On the Slst Of D. cPmber, by the Rev Mr. Esan.
both Of this city
On the 4 inst by the Rev. DR.. AL ALEXAN-
DER GLEN EHTS. y. s. A. and x ATE dauxh-
ter OF Phillip HoIry. Esq of GEORGETOWN ID O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

HosIssssas srox Aor Drrrpns-C,mr,r ,.,..
% .Seh IL t :usp Il :s e,
s sa A. - .a:. s: s;;a
ss'an;: aisssoO ~ Hoss.t,.r s.s saa
.ks 20 osss :. AZ,
q san all cote" n,ation, srs ramnvsS IN
.s,s isss s,,:s 10. Of 4,
T. u Contains rn day ipsr.dis MA II .Tct,.:
sft IN; :.s. nor ssi 'as
ssa h no snstty siths ais-sti'e
but With certainty OF the mos. de.irsbi. ra.,i.
'H W he sshse ss a., in'ald
PEN. asenue, 4, c,o,t
liz EIrosrs su.ar eoa.sd Fsn.Ia Regulating
"a In sts ths "ery q" M. use. Faay op.ra.s p--di!s
s.s tfssri ~, srd create
i p;s PHI will prose their is ersr all o.lsr
Cook, Alex.rdria aHa sthF'
AT!Er7Ios, s"id,-rs sDd others Samaritan.
sa' l. yeur on, hope Cures any OF private
e saved ffem lops suffering and speedy death.
a ' Rn. AND Hsrn Of :ecdE Tho
sfee nal r-@edy foi s,res and disc which have
eeeH treated with Harreur,. Take OF this purifying
Ecnt in another column iaatf
Mr. Hs S0e eps..r !. , not ,Insossssr, for
and binds Of Rubber and Ciutta Perchs ms,,ufss-
H. sn ss % II
priest gwen ~ b, sstendtnte will convince any
R~Sttr He,etesse, and Is located Il Pa av.aas.
ns,. Do. TO Msssr. a;rsst Mitehel's dry good:
gssIRA1L1 lsnIA nrsssa aosos.-Ar II a,
Hal sss iust received lot Of 01aesrs' Long and
Light duh finished Coats; also dali finish,d pon.
srsGs, extra largo sizes; alsn, lot of hue Ens;sh
IN vssn ssssF aas
he IL selling st manufacturers prices at his Intia
hebher WAREHOUSE, $40 Psnnsyiv aaia Avrnnn "a
tween 9Th and 18th sts oo1i1
iErIA krssIk eeoDs.-rhe place 10 huy your
Rnbbar Goats. lie ssius Camp Blankets Navelceks
Rstber is al Hair, i. sns ia W VAN Qua.
where you can obtain taem st manufactured
eriees, $40 Penaa. avenue. between sth and 10Th
streets oe zaH
GREAT PsNSsTLvAEIA HoVYE. rfa Baltimore aas
aFriSt*sE, 70 she horlA and Resi-Two ira n. e- e
washington daily and one On tundsy-auick time
.o~ fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through NJ Goverpmcnt -ntss. For tickats And fur.
.aer lnornlstsp apply 81 tho orica 81 Crest Penn
avenue aud Sixth ct " ashington on ce open from
Ia. m: until p. N on Sundays from 70 pm
al A-H E.O. NoRros, Agent
C0RFs. BUEIoN5. Csi!osities Club and Inverted
Saia fnla rysd Joints C;iilhlains and all Diassas
loss OF blood, by Dr Waite, Surgeon Chirdn,Si.tI
At a24 fenn.yivanis a~snue, frtwecn Four and a.
hslf ard Sixth streets, Washington, d @ Opera
can always walk Immediately without the last
inconvenience. Ladies' and gen tlr-nen attended, At
their residences without Extra charge. noIs
lED1A RFBPEa Doors AND SHoss.-The aboysar
uc.es are sold chearcs at Fl A. Halls India Rub
per Warehonse, 3lo Pa: avenue, than at aug other
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue no aI-tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

WAsHIsGToSIAs WOUHDRD-Wiiliam IL
Daniels, OF this city, serving in the Confedar-
ate army, WAS wounded at the late battle OF
Fredericks burg, and is now in hospital in
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

PKRsONAL.-Brig. Gen. Carl Shurz Is in
Washington, o a brief visit to ais family. His
many friends in the West will be glad to learn
that he is in 6re health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

SE1T BAcK.-Four ladies were put of the
fl az of truce boat New York, At Fortress Mon
roe yesterday, having been detected in carry
ing contraband goods and Information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

CoRRECTIoH.-In our notice of the decision
of Judge Merrick on malicious mischief by the
emission OF the word "not'' we made it rea |
that the Judge was under the opinion that L
was an inGictabe offence, when he holds Al
adverse opinion-that IL is not indlctable At
common law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

LADIES will nnd beautiful sets sf furs for g. u
Sl2 and SIS At 81 pemets's 236 Pa. Az. bstwsa,
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, who is sellin.
AZ reduced prices. ja9St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
PUfURE BAYS.

MiiksHALs SALE OF sLooP MARY cry
the Cpited States for the District on Colu m bis II
vii sApos &c public sale for cash a. the foot Of
bsY ~. a. r s.I e. ,ss Pote%ss ysr Q. Ia
eclock p.
ture. WAki'U IGNoe
jan stds United States Marshsi
"rHH ABovRsALp Is POSTPONED uNfIA
TUESDAY, the 18th inst. ssm. hour nd place.
WARD III. LAMON
1ss-h a. - Marshal ID N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

LAST EVENING, Lieut.. Col. Doster Proves
Marshal, entertained, at hi. residence on Fif
te'nfh street, the gentlemen connected with his
off -, who, it will be remembered, in tn course
OF the day presented him with a beautiful wine
silver service. An elegant and tempting suppar
was spread before them, and hilarity and good
fellowship reigned there throughout the even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

LAEcKsY.-An old man named Robt Miller
VINO Tor year past has been boarding in the
Georgetown watch house, was arrastad BY
PauoImen Finley, for stealing two billiard
balls from Anthony Rodier. The ball. were
fcurd at {. Ii. Munck's, by Patrolman Brown,
where they Rad been sid for twenty "A We cants
lie was sent 10 jail for court by Justice Raaver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
ALEXANDRIA AFrAIRs-Fence ste.

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.-Fence stealing yoas
on unchecked IN the suburbs; the fence around
the garden OF the once beautiful residence of
Mrs Ferry, lower end of Fairfax St., is nearly
all carried away.
Inc roof OF the engine house At the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad depot has been riised
End cupola built over the turn table to protect
II from the weather -Alsr Gazette, Jan
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By W. L. WALL q Co, Auctioneers.

By W. L. WALL d Co, auctioneers
pEREMPToRY SALE or yHSY DHsIRAB-
LIZ Locaf,p bnIcx nrEI,ss, on Ial NAVY
TIE lnh instant, at O'Clock, will cell in front
OF The pr. misses the Lot at the corner Of eth and
streets, fronting rs feet on each street, and i'm
provsd by good substantial Brick Dwelling, con-
tanning ten rooms and eel ar also, brick stable
with Potomac water in the yard rms property
Is within . lew inutss' walk Of the City Railway
and altogether of the able lcca tioos
Tor q dwelling on the Navy Yard
Terms: One third cash balance in enc and two
years, bearing Interest and secured By a dad Of
trust on the premises
Possession given ss terms OF sale are COM
piled with.
ia6 W l. WALL A. % Annfa