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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.
AMEsEMENTs To- NIaHr

WASHINGTON TuEATEg.-The dramatization
Of "unele Toms Cabin" is having an excellent
ruE. and il VIII be performed tonight again,
for the fourth time this week. This play is ne w
to the w ashington stage, and the management
at this resort have produced il in perfect style
and with an excelie MT cast.
Growers THEATER.-" East Iynne,, ia mar
haps the most popular play that has ever been
introduced to the Washington public. And vet
is not surprising that it should be So for it is
enthusiastically meritcrious: and the promiuent
characters portrayed by such artists as Lucille
Western, susan Denim, Barton Hill, Chas. Bar
ron, &c, possess most refreshing reality. "East
Lynne" TIC might again.
CANTERBURY continues to be crowded night
y, anu the graceful GaGcing OF Gaiiettl, Ma ie,
augusta, Szoliosy and others, always elir' IS
much applause. Mr., IT. r. Harrison, the cohiic
vocalist, is now performing here. and he is
most happy IL his lTnproyised hits. Manager
Sim has an admirable company. and & cool
and comfortabl resort, and Canterbury is
therefore delightful place &c pass pleasant
evening.
VARIETIES singing, pantouins
and thu drama are the nightly order at the Va
rieties music hall. Harry Leslie. w. :. Bud
worth, Ada Tesman, Helena Smith. Mile
Geraldine and others appear at every perform
ance. Harry Leslie, the intrepid rope W aiker
will perform daring feats.
ODD FELLOWS HALL The great combined
panorama representing scenes and incidents
connected with the American civil war. and
also With :ap Russian war; and tha views OF
runs, scenery, statnary. &c, oF this and for
eies countries, is siiii on exhibition at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Se,esi$;. street.
PIC NIcs.-Tvo pic MES will be given to-
day-oue ut Green Spring, ty ;ha Friendship
Club; and the other at Irf;ieT's Garden, by
The Butchers association. At both the dance
Will be continued throughout the evening.
STATUARY FOE THE NORTH WING OF THE
CAPIToL.-The statuary intended for the Dedi.
naeflt or the portico OF the north wing or the
Cspitoi, the most of which has for a long time
beeR on exhibition IN the old Hall OF Repre-
sentatiyes, has been removed to the foot of the
center portico, and is being pat together pre-
paratory to being placed in the position it is TO
occupy This statEary IS from designs by
Crawford, and was executed al the Ctp:a:1i
workshops III admirable style, visitors have
had occasion 10 notice. The central figure Is
the Goddess of Liberty, and on the right ara
The following pieces The NJ oc;i;iiau, lin The
sc: OF cutting treel The Hunter. ian Indian boy
18th A hound by his side and game slung on his
shoulder the Indian (in pensiye attituial
squaw y i'm papoose and grave. On the left Of
tue q Gess IS figure representing the military
element CT the country. commerce Represented
by a merchant seated on Il bale OF goods, az
aiming globe und surrounded by boxes ana
oaieS-i education represented by teacher and
scholars the i;itiu $tii;l arts Represented hv
mechanic with ! hammer in his hand, l,antn.
against Z gwIerl,} wheat sheSi, and iucisor
q hope.
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REBEL DEsERTERs AID PRISONERS or WAR.
sam Morgan and T. J. Skinner, desarters from
the eth Virginia cavalry, and Mark Brannan,
2Tth Georgia: las. WidEer, David McCraeken,
las Duff, Calvin Morrison, 37th Virginia; Jas.
Burns, Jos. Hicks and john Green, 9Th Ala
hama, rebel prisoners OF war, were sent up from
Army of the Potomac yesterday and committed
10 the Central Gaardhousa. The following cit.
liens OF Richmond arrived at the same time,
ana were lodged in the same place :-Alexan-
der O'Nail. Patrick Howlohand, Alex. Law
renee ard EdyT'd Doherty.
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DISHONEST SER TITS. Yesterday Inornin 2
officer Dom, o. the Fourth ward, ares Ted two
coiored girls, Ella faatroy and Margaret
Stewart, upon L charge OF stealing property
from the National Hotel. They were taken
before Justice tslbeFson. %ho sent them .
jail for court. BY searching a house IN the
alley between Sever. tse:sth and Eighteenth
ami IL ana L streets west. the officer found y
large trunk and two champs gne baskets nIled
with linen silee-s. taaia covers, knives, forks
spoons, iasirs' a;c; children s dresses Of yarions
materials pitchers. t.;:inr"&, gozIeCs, bottles
o. Cham y; fir &c, Ec.; Jra quantity indicating
thar the robbery had hen carried for some
t.Eae. Sem. ~ asia articles were o-2I!n=uted
win very I1e needle woTk K; and married Hos
pi';ti 4. @: T. g.: II. Rutherford: r iSraat; r..
M!ii,fan: Virginia Faulkner. no. II. Both rhe
prisoners were employed III lie National Hotel
bat brief time, and il il supposed that some
oi tie goods were taken from other places.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Chs. Smith,
suspicious character; not disposed OF. VIM. b.
Knott. drunk; wor:lhouse. Henry Mitchell,
DO; IL s. sam Herbert, do: d;sr,issea. g.
+. Parker, sleeping IL street; do. j. u. Hgghss,
do; do G. Brown, do: S1.5S. john Smith,
do; dismissed. NJ. Doyle. do: do. WA. Viii
a.or, do; do. Geo Hammer. do; do. Many
Of hcrse stealing: Jail for court. @. W. GallaI-
Nueb, drunk; SIS. Patrick Smith, yagrancy;
Uorkhouse.
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N" Sn MacKEnEL-MAcK. sELl
JONES Il cos
my6 Corner Zig nth and D streA:s.
nTCORE-s MAGIC SODA FoUNr is NOW IN
Iva operation, dispansin. pure cold and delicious
Soaa atar 70 the t:.irsty thousands. Cra, In and
other irups always on hard Only -nil at
tI0ORB'S West End Drug Store,
my - wv lis Pa ave. us, south siSe.
Tt 6 AssE ssOR'S OFFICE,
REMOVED TO
444 EIGHTH STREET WEST,
between Pa av and st. north.
PM PEARSON. Z g. Assessor
my 7-Imeo for District OF Colsmbia.
nniED APPLES AND PRAcHEs,
~ AT
JONES & CO.'S,
my6 Corner Eighth and D SITS
A TIE PUBLIC
xAhE Respectfully invited TO visit and inspect my
LAUNDRY,
Opposite GRovEa's THEATSe,
Ervy Doy from unti1 . o'clook,
having remodeied my entire washing facilities and
being DESTROYS that the community should knew
that they have Laund ~ in th cir mast second to
none in the Omitted States, for completing q large
amount of work ard with dispatch. Any one hay
ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bsdspreads &c
will End it to their advantage to have them washed
here before putting away For winter use. Blan.
kets washed in FIVE minutes Stop and see it done.
We wash and iron eysrythins-no exception.
my l2-Im* JAS. T. HOTCHKISS, Prop.
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a NEW WRISKLE.-The carriage and horse
saics bJzaar, recently fitted up by Mr. VIM.
Wall, auctioneer, on the south side Of Louisiana
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets, is a
nsw feature III the business facilities OF Wash
ington. All It's appointments are equal 10 those
of shy similar estabiis hmeBt II the North, and
10 cannot TaIi 10 attract hither for sale s much
larger and mere varied assortment Of vehicles
than were ever before sent here for thar pur-
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. STEPHENS CO..
S22 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Offer the largest assortment in this city, embrac.
Ing all qualities used hy officers in the ARM and
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, CAPS, PISTOLS,
&c. &c,. with fne assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING, with which We can furnish OF GERS
COMPILE te outfits in u few moments
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
ap ll-tfif 333 PennsylYanis Avenue.
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COUNTRY SEAT EOa sALE.-Tha SUBSCRIBE
~ offers for Eale his EAkM with first elass i;u-
movements conTti..lGs e. ecres of land at1juinin
TelBa!iy tCE-a, within 4,1a raj es of G8orgs:
town, ard iaiie. cf tac Center IEcket Tine soil
iS admirably ais rted 10 msTkss gardening or
grass. hsa country ~ i has no superior ths
view cxtsnG!l FROM u 10 70 miles ia every direc
ton, Can he divided 20 suit putGhss srs.
II. ". BLUNT, 81 La. az, ap stairs,
spe2-lm* Washin gtop.
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STRoNG's WASHINGTON AND THE WAR
One OF the finest paE.ranic exhibitions whie h
has been known IN Washington is now to be
seen 1T Willard's Hall. where it will remain
for only 3 few more nights, and will then de-
part for New York city, where the proprietors
have lengthy engagement to fulfill. The ex-
e, u'ion Of The work is highly ereditable to Mr..
David A. Strong, the artist. The conception of
various views IS very happy. Every object of
interest in she city is faithfully represen ted.
Here may be seen the store Of every one, each
hoei, every house on the avenue. Leaving
Washing ton city, we take trip to Mount Yer
non, where We have an excellent view OF every
portion o. the estate of the Father of his Coun-
try, including the room in which his body last
received the breath of mortality. The Old fam
,iy Hault and the new sepulchre are also faith.
FULLY depleted.
Leaving Mount Vernon we go down the
Potomac, and steaming along the coast of Vir-
ginia, North and South Carolina, soon arrive
at Charleston harhor; no the channel we out
strip the steamer George hdger, and passing
Morris Island, have a view OF Forts johnson,
beauregard and Jackson, stand off the battery
fer few minutes. view Fort Moultrie, and
passing Castle Pinckney, arrive in time to view
the reduction of Fort Sumter by the rebellous
Chariestonians; a correct picture, IL Is said.
but nevertheless a sad one to contemplate.
The artist next takes rs by sudden leap
into Maryland, where we have a view of the
desperate field of battle, Antietam. Here is
given excellent portraits of Generals McClei-
Ian, Hooker, Marcy, Burnside, DC, with
their troops actually engaged in the conflict:
Nflie FIE john Porters reserves are
seen in the right background awaiting the
Issue OF the fight. From Antietan we accom-
pany Burnside TO Fredericksburg. and see the
investment and destruction of fredericksburg,
the troops stormin9 the heights and the ear
mage which was their lot in endeavoring to
drive the rebel Lee from his position of rifle
pits and earth works.
The White House, Capitol. Smithsonian In
stitUte. Patent Office, War, Navy. State and
Treasury Departments are ell included in the
views.
On Saturday afternoon there will be day
performance. The admission price is fixed at
twenty-five cents.
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ID AND EGGss
800 packages Fresh BETTER.
90 barrels fresh xGGS,
- .ss $50 D.E. DUTaow,
ny u ST. $50 Eighth st.ee..
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GIn REWARD -Strayed or stolen, BROWN
~ u COLT. shoot tn years old ana 10 hands
hish. inst .castrsved; had q sore on the right
shou iaer asout one inch deep The boVe reward
will be given If return cd to No. 30a street, bet
llth and 18th. 'my q St j. kiLLIAN.
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WANTED-For the United states Marine Corps,
w several hundred able bodied MEN, between
the ages eff B and 10 years Soldiers serving this
CORPS perform duty at our navy yards and on board
United States SHY of war on foreign stations.
Pay same as infantry of the army By good con
duct and attention TO duty soldier will certainly
rise to the position of mi ssioned officer.
Two dollars will De paid any one who brings an
accepted recruit to these Barracks.
For all other Information apply at the Marine
OHAs. &. McoAWLEY,
myh-4w Cauteln conan AIDING post.
WANTED = SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also Mirrors. Carpets, 8eds, Bedding and
HousefurnishinS Goods of every description.
B. BUCHLY, 49S It'll st
mar S-tf bet. g and III, east side
"ANTED-By respectable wsmaR, 6iTUA-
w TON as cook, washer or ironer; good refer.
ences given Ii required Call or address NJ 342 2th
street, corner Of n. FOE days. APPS
FURNISHED HOUSE, WANTED.-Wanted TO
= rent, for from one to three years. FURNISHED
IFss or second Wsrd preferred Address Look Box
Is. Warrington. d. O.. so4-n
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/ af uaa n = y ry Th $50 800 ~; -
rewarded by leaving it as the of; CD corner n J.
tyenue and street. my 2i-3t"
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UNWILLING HOUSE WANTED-sY nay from,
~ : l,s: IN Sa.h for the posse ssion nj c,mforts
hie BRICK DWELLING HOUSE situation on 9Th ,
Sth. 9th, 10Th. 18th streets north Any ons wish
ing to sysii themselves 81 suc, y bonus VIII ad
dress st cree L, Box 449, city post Office.
~. ar%
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s4'Ok SAlf CHEAP AND on EASY rExmS-
Z Inc s,ioaTe Of Lana on Iirguis aTenue, be-
tween Ita AMI G stIs -, containing lj;7U S1gary
feet. II may be divided into Gft.er '1ts each -
feet trent. Also, 10 q feet BIZ IL fear on Penn
avenue between sEh and TN streets east. Apply
=. OF
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BOARDING.

EoA@DIE|G HOUSE F0k GEEyiEaiEN--Six
~ or seven s"ntien be ac-.. iiL9tsate with
fGUsiS and BOARD. CT rooms without board. at
No i0~ i2r1 st., bet. ami X my aI-6tT
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con REWARD Lost, on "Wednesday. May 9th
sHSS between I4tn street bridge. Washington,
and Green street, Georgetown snail MEMO
RAN DUNE BOOK. containing S28e-ons Slu9 and
two $50 Treasury Notes. Tn. above ard will be
paid Tor the book and contents il left with Mr..
PETER BERRY. Georgetown, D. e, or JOHN
BERRY corner Sd and streets, Washns ton.
tvr+
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ByJ C. MCGU Ire d Co.. Auctionsers.
Z NflME ISSI4H ER,S SALE on REAL. EAT At

Commisd oners
mY ~. eo&ds J.. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc;s
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+ 80 ~ x1sse
OF typhoid pnsesso.i. :. .hs rss,sss,se 9, ~
scr 1nrI io h 1s a. JcDu HARRISON EossssF.
Joy son al shs iste SFsiitaa Noun -. 10 tho GIG
yAar Il ttaAge.
o. n. hreskr & 20. Q: see ssr the yan,s mn
N IA rs,tuAFt, AID ssatienei In service usAi
sf:ss tss sro asst bet.iss near Eanassss. III.
hss,sh f.stspg ks uss dsrsr gd fros tbs o. ssd
Z, mr. hems Eis ecrststu,i.n VAS shaee.ca SIC
bis nc alta ssss nsvss restored lie WA 1cuca es-
loved ty his CON anie .ra seglf'at.sess srd Il
X :iitv "a he 6ied w.tsas.s ii. eaesy On sassa
J., Pats.ssa.g, On gara-Y raoss'.ag. 4 psi Q ,,
nj - IA sau,es " &c ocs, Il ~ IL d' rrcosved l..
ssfcsnish In Ms nes a.crbs Of G: ~ II IL, Csrssa
JAWeN B riknHnLska, eora1asnslsg s.e !; =
In the - yeur e his age. 'ess!as dot;ae pSfeMs
aud i.sss circle of lei.t.vss AID friends TO mum
kis earle 6s.,th.
None Irsw hin kus 10 love him"
en- III. IL. dsy CT April, With sssr.st fevos,
NARY ELIZABETH, inf.st dnasbtss o. easy
a,d W,lIion Cassaa asei syesJe moIths and
sdAyA
Lovely the hoas. AID sxd tbs hcurs
Since shy sw i ssn:;es e-e atDsi
Bet, a. i brighter ics;s than OARS,
End Hstvsss IL thee ofssl
HrLsnshbars snl Bsiansss naps'' PSsN'
e,Py.
Al Oak Esds-. ssroiaa county on she s,S , assn
Ms EOe6IA LIEN. VITO" oi sas is'e "'roN
slsn, in The 18Th ysas q hss 80
Ga tse I'D ! pill, in HAccYsr county, AZ INC ger
Aencs Of Ju, nav. Egg hcr 500 Ia Law, Efs b an d
q WATT. ia the 7s.h gear It hsr Sgs.
On the ISL in-. tbs asv Lave, I'D
Wal to Mia JzxiEA L EVass. so.n OIL .s''
civ
Fxuersl Eotiee -5be f.,eral Of -lECDORE
a so,, q: ,Slsy AID Ha-;igs Jackson, woo asd
o. ise cis. n Dsc EsSa. i.s., fEsd ~, Wa Do
prs ached ct the kisd tsrian Church, Ceu
HrI en- Huusa~ s6sh inst, 1t III O'Clock. + 40
n,sntsucse srd T. 'srds and those Of Ez paEents.
are re esssniiy invited to ss.end.' l!'l
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rrywa 1A4tss IA HAlfrs1 Ocunr7 4

fuywa pkHEs III HAltFsx COUNTY, Az
AUc4iGE --f1S Il q txsa Of De Wa q Ws,t.
ton WHO mr. p aas 10 dec.ssc fx-nasnx wild b. yo5.
ID front OF nv ola -. IN TUESDAY, tne ga 81
Nav 81 IS cslloek = .hs RsHI wherein 10 -.
sld.s. kuona a. al.vayss .eF.' Ai.uxssd ID Ea.isx
sauuty earu. cne n ia frcra Gsovsf peras, ana
eratsin,s I4si -s.ss ere. ssofuss ssr, Id
OF m xss lienS pwsiin with nsasccfas. bs<r.
tisuy eilua.ei Ia yard Sat asii uisG nswsrs sud
evefsreeuA rceec ere s3o ia: rSusi oss balidir 70
Of every 1io1
Also, another Tract of C, !, ssrss. ebons three.
foussks OF ME &c m thu ,sopvs, iytug icsmsti
a.sly en- tie Richmond End Dn.vlie RAilroAd, con,
venssns to C.cvsr Depot, and a6toinisg ths lsndA
Ct AesArs Coleman, Garrett, AID 0,nsfs-I: has
upon !. as.ssG suslalcss. wsisA are sslaewhAs ont
Of osisr
Upon both Of he tsae;s COOS crops Of Water
oa.s snd posa!ces have bsea kus In, ADD prepSre.
t:o1s ~ being mads for cern,
Tae lsnas lo wesL au1 AGO % good q ss.ity.
Possession WI To given Ia sct,.j dkys sslsr Tbs
SALE aid D. Wcotoa WI. eel to .he pareh 81 such
etoct, inpsemsnts, furniture s.e, a. he Insy want
Tts neit haarho-d Il gon3, and eonye.iens 10
ehusthss AMI poliGfae
opportunity - ssca-e = rosiy dsss.sb.e hama Sid
property. seearo fsoH TO ilssds-, aal yas ccnse-
niens by rsilf. al 50 any pa: Of the GoHt:erk07.
Er IHoottca viii ttks pleasure IN shaving the
lads 10 p.rsaas WHO may desire 30 rgrhasss aad
p1assof ihs Same msy no kSsn a. fss Office.
Trims -s7ii We made known at Tia tias Of
Sale, al vii! be saxds II suit par hsssfs
o. 25-tdi 4 D WILKINS A1etie.
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To- Flas aaa Seal.

Ths 0snass s0mAi,tee, II n undsrxsoos, hss
e2opasasd sAstr assisastf the sx aza zeal fof ne
C,assdsesey Ths dag IL . white 6sd eth shs
we'll kneen hattie Aak Of sha Army Of the foso
Aaa, (aSs JnAassanx 6W 10 saasss Ct s'us n
So upper eoensr, nssx the stan, aaa t.ns hcsl
s,otaa bar sseSn he csasre Willing T. seoSrs ~
most anyshias Ia pssss:srss 70 me pssssas oe.
spsss6 parody up,a the Ysakae ass vs. saondte'
prefer The battle e isxsf t. :hs ms dsa 'Asieo
Ut q proposed ~ the eomEi:sss. AstaA ess'a'
n,ns az The war. osioe 10 tic doe rsssmSa~c'
hetve1n che Ooaf.dcrats cad Tsaxai dazs. each
c,,.v ess.a aeeunl .hs other Of the sfaad o. Lots
i.r n. ansarensas = tcf shs pa:poss Of dsesp :
.,,n. ne.h psrsi>s were nlssakss. an1 esoa Wa
posssSay dslulsd b. tbs mlstsks ioso sane unfof;
senate novsmsns- Cen Jahassoa was - tho
rss.hy esaslsc,l Of u. dlusx Of g,ios inso
bate With a 3 % mu 81 kesthst Of tbs enemy
.aa. h sau.ss - b aaop.sd i, the A,.d the veil
koowa battle " iiusssious for ths many vlososiee
IA baueats ia SolAs II d ample. reat IND very
a.sslacs fro . lorg iiys:noa II answscs tie prr-
ne Of a y very WE'LL Il cas- nais, and IL not
Saa,xsoas 70 any sseioos OIL isu. We x'e iuss
SIC e,-e lng Soans-l, o. 5,dg o; raso not Deep
skilled Ia hs,al6sv. ~ll not D:odu - srJta'ns 20
appropriate. ana lkssJ 20 csG;csa much .he pIo
&c apErcva, snj loys ~ the Pssooasc BAIL" u .
CREST rosny battles mus; bs sud great m s's
v,sss: y uss b " III uadsr auotssr IN III .ks u 10
Issa !us Tina Oh wage mad, ~ the mn:ssa 10 no
improvement q H. We kun tHas ut least ths b'os
bsr aorsss The Committee q may b sssirksa ut
b, Coaasex Ecs ~ b Gone with shs bare At all
4vsuts II would b, g,a.sfai - tbs nstioa ws ass
kure, II al parties would eo0aromise on ii glo.l
On, bstse Ais Ills 81 Ssdy esosscse!ei b? Gu
best blood, ald mary o. tbs noss bi lisa. se
ilss IN The annals OF wax. II should therefore. be
okerishsd With afsse.ssn. How q va disosrd It Z
VIII what fsslr g can We icy Il away Ia the arch
lvss ~ Hasmsnto OF tbs nations 9!orys Gan We
hide Il away from the eyes Of the resoIsi 10 what
~ viii with it. II Il xdly probable that tas army
viii eiss up. Congressman my suggest vaTia
Iious upon IT, OF may di.:xts . new biansr - the
vsss.sas Of 70 MAJ llood5 O. Is; but they win
NOT absud,o The h.a th,y hsve fousd: end con.
qusrsd under. sna which theJ Ii We learned to kvs
- The emblem Of their tsiamphs. Il mat indeed
b something better than any yet devised th,t
could seiuss Ii. m from It's iayi.cis!s Ic:sle fig
The sal represents tie squsetri.n s;stns OF
appropriate borleslas and escs krSusd, aaa the
motto, do due vtaelm.s" which IA Esglish,
freely rendered, H. ''aod bang with q. we VIII
eoaqusr." The people care less about the seal taan
shs Gag; and We supposs thsre win be 40 objoo
tim 80 thia It Will csrtstny b sa.isfactory In 30
far q u cozts,rs The figure Il Washington.
The Oonsresz has boon too icing ia ths making o.
ths q. "a. tsny. 1t Is to bs bsrsi :hsy will aon
setll, Lota Gasxtioas C; IS sua geal sud cad de.
bate atopt tsep.
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Ar aRfH .i'S EOrICl.--
MI .ne CopfeaerAts S:x.sz Of America
usr,a.n cocds v.-es .nd m.-ah

V0xi1n cocoa VescS xnQ msrSfsrCz
Wheyeai, en- INFORM ton bath Teen hisd IN shs
Dirtrtes Cont OF ths o,nfeisrsts STATES for tt 8
Eastsrn District Of Virginia. sitting ct ichn md
on tho s: day Of April. 1853 xgs!nss 81 A.ncy
chris. - printed bcrdered hsnda,. cir, 40 ie.
dses sm5feidsrei Go. 120 i:nea DO =. hem stitched
DO. s6 mourning Dc, II linen ssms.is d. $50 psirs
OF saspends's - h.ad dres1ss, nsirs .s1i.s Ls.s
thFeas gsuuilct.. 81 psirs ls-s' L,sie trrsaa end
f.k gloves. lt4 tooth hsufhes 30 ssoss gilt buttons
~ dazsc packet knives 80 6. = n TrbssS pies 10
sis n wsch cuercs. &nd "a SOFT hat., rrasias that
ihs reid sooas, wa-es ana ne,eh Eal 20 m.y be
.oou1snaced a. fO.festec; and. wh.rsss, tee ga,3
goods, wares and mtrehacd a Java teea Be- IA
and are IN the custody Of tho Mash. IL ssid dis
tris By vftae Of process rs:nrns5le 70 sad Iou.t
ON the tlta day ct Hay. 1863: Tasrefors, ali ras
erne claiming tEc same. ARD having sny.hin0 70
lay Why ths same sh6 Id MT be c3naen aed a.
s'orcaaid, thss they bs srs sppeas t,frrs sais:
Ccn-s on the said 1ith day cf Nay .: IL c'cscea
ncan. tsen sad tnsre to e axe o..im for &hs s.na
and to in,eTpsss allegations In ,heir b .iaH
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- spril 13.h, commencing a. 10 o'cicss, svs y,,!i
aisbls asacrsners OF DRY 9oGSs sc, iast ir,
ported into Cha.ieston c,na,s.:.ss Ia par: CO IA.
following. viz:
: LEGO pieces zaS4h Fsney Sr.lrs fl,u's
400 - H.saA and Wh.to Pr;R.I
SEQ q" Frin.sa So2isa Lawns
+ 50 French az. al:.ssa
POO Bfown AID Gray D.5oss,
50 ~ &sxt .iohairs
50 Mnsn Psddigy
l0a h,Atk end Cola Ensah C.saE.ias
30 Back TaGa,t..es
10 81 D,c1 rs Dtse Usc.ha
81 BLACK Darg.hea
10 81 Black esla Cod Cchursx
bales B,us Zen 3
{ case. D:ro fr.as
30 psesas s5psr rich Linens
bales 30 Inch EGG i.h Brown shir.,ns
b.:eS Engish Essched Sh.-tlag
ne.es q 4 2isak oo.hs
% ChseArd gssS hsxs.ius
80 G.. Waite AID Uoid lAS.s:..a3
3 sasca Engi;.h n Is
l09 lbs Ehoc TEgssI
ssse wki.o Agate Eli.ens
hais Regatta s.rses
case, Eairar E3A.I
1,s56 DIS Cossa'a Ereoi Gat.cn
q gaia saEs1cef Clothing
White Jsaonsts and C-mh-tsz.
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OASIS Erstsh Erushe., assorssd
10 bales Ksn:ucky Tops
Letter kspsf, &c, &:.
C.ts!esss as VIII be -eaf's, and the goods Srrcsysi
for examination Or ihs r,e:aug Of "a. RES.
apS9 zeLEfr. BELL Il 90, Ano.ts.
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Ne a EEsrIaa ~ sE a,rsans snt4rsssed In
~ the rtoss OF the Fredericksburg Pspr MI
Company VIII be beid Il this of,ce Il apns.s y
april e5ih Al IL O'clock u Tai, resting Il
eai:ed by parties owrins fou 1fths If tbs socx Ii
aAi5 company. - li-.,sb hap
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III iEsr received this zno:ai,g. 4 new Les Of
Yaak:s iieisyiGl, ct ths OoaFsecr3O Read.ue.
uoeEa, con,aiui. yiswa o! ths CTsst Eavsl Figh:
ca Char.es:cn, and other bsau.iful hiustratione
among othe,s, tie rorlratg, ceremony. sud ecsres
1t the Royal Essrl.gs OF tee PsIscs ct Wales and
the Princess Ct De.raIk, lso all shc N,w Ya1k,
fhsiadsph;s. aai Baltimore par.ss eli Of she vety
latest GstsR
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