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AN English private soldier is nowpaid
about Sl1O a year; French one about
$50 year. Colonelin Francs receives
about 81 500; in England about $4,000.
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PERHAPS the desire Of the Contederates to-
capture negro soldiers may be explained on
the principle that they find them foemen
worthy Of their steal
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STANTON hogins to show signs of re
Ventance. lie has abolished the animal
known as censor Of press dispatches.
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On Wednesday Ot' last week a printer
in Hamilton, c. W, was awakened in the
night hy rat biting his nose. We have
no doubt that typo is a member Of the
Printers Union, which has deadly an
tipathy for rats.
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Sherman House. Chicago, III. Feb. II. 1865

Sherman House, Chicago III, Feb. II. 1868.
ME,sRs P. H. DRAKE Il Co.:-Plrase send
IFS another twelve cas,.s Of your Plantation
Brers. As a m 'rning appetizer. they appear
Ia have Superc,rlel every'hin" else, ami are
greatly esteemed Yours, &c
GAGE g. WAITE
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VOLUME H. NO. IS.
URBANA UNION.
j. w. HOUz, PROP'R.

OFFICE :-CoulsOn's Building, (second floor,
West side North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMs;-S1. ger annum, invariably in advance.
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Gen. MEADE was frequently under fire
at Gettysburg, though he does not appear
to have exposed him elf unnecessarily.
lie rode along the lines, attended by his
order;ies, guiding every movement, and
halting and sending to the front demor-
allied officers and men. At one time his
horse was killed under him, the cannister
shot passing through the flap of the sad
die, grazing the leg of the General.
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THE TWO BURGs.- Ir.'ctsbmg-Gefys
burg. Towhom shall we GrahHthe Neudr
OF praise?
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GEN. CLUsERET, the French soldier
who fought in West Virginia, under Gen,
Pope, in the Army Of the Potomac, crit
icises severely the surrender of Winches-
ter. II thinks we have been disgraced
in this war by great many needless and
cowardly surrenders, such as would not
be tolerated in any other country, and he
proposes as remedy for this evil su-
preme and immutabe military court.
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S-T-lSGO-X.

Another wonderful ngrelIent, of Spanish
origin. ipparting beauty to the complexion
and brilliancy TO the mind, Is Yet unknown to
the commeros Of the world, ana We withhold
its name for the present
Evening star., 1863-04-15
THE SITUATION,

Ii is evident from the fact that the Confed-
era:es are buIrying up reinforcements to the
Rappahannock, and from the tone OF the Rich
mOnd papers, that the Confedarates are fully
impr' ssed with the belief that they are to have
h.a avy " ork on hand very shortly some where
between here and Richmond. The Richmond
Eraminer (as quoted from elsewhere) thinks
The story Of the affair at Charleston will be
quickly lost III "the thu ndering rush of eve ats"
Meantime, prompt rs they usually are in
getting information from our lines, they seem
just now good deal bothered as to the exact
point OF their long front upon which Hooker
will throw his formidable army. While they
have fortified and entrenched with anxious
careto the very waters edge, and massed troops
wherever they apprehend a cr9ssing,l they
seem nervous yet lest Hooker shall select some
unexpected point and line of advance the more
especially as ii IS understood as we'll in Rich
aond as In VI As shinston that he proposes to
diseneumher himself OF baggage trains, and
make IS good time" when once headed toward
Ricknona. .'-
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
fCorrespondence Evening Star1
GEORGETOWN. a. ApriI IS.

GEORGETOWN, ID. O.. April Is. 1863
l understand that Messrs. Senter & Bell, Of
New Hampshire, are about leasing the Union
Hotel, on Bridge street, in this place They are
said to be men Of enterprise, and no doubt they
Will establish house worthy its name. This
property was lately occupied hospital
Wood is very scarce iL our town, and com
mands a high price. Those having wood for
sale would do veil to take advantage of good
market
: On Monday last, the infant daughter, aged
about nine months, OF Mr.. Chas. Mix, on Water
street, was burned severely that she die
during the night Mrs. Mix had just ler, IT ia
few minutes with narse, and it is supposed
her clothes took fire from the stove.
The arrivals to-day are follows BY
river-Steamship Lewis, New York, merchan-
disc to Morgan i Reinhart schr Christian,
knight, Portland, Ne, hay to Government;
lengboat Occoquan, Swan, Occoquan, barrels,
ihooppolrs, &c, to VIM. ii. Edes; barge T. &.
nois, EasteTn. Aqnia Creek, light; barges VIM
H- Norton, Dunnan, and Jas. Ii. Leyan, Nc
* ag Philadelphia, hay 10 Goyrrumant; str
Elizabeth, Fowler, Aqua Greek; str. Mai. Bel
ger. Aqua Creek Hutchil. s boat Little's Falls.
1,'H' fish to John a. knight; Hunters boat,
same TO same also, Barnes boat and several
other fish craft; barge S. Crozier, Allen, Phila-
deiphia, hay TO Government; brig Mary Means,
1lhbets, " ashlngton, light.
Departed-Schr. Lewis H. Corbette, Will
mington, Del, bones; schr. D. 5. Williams, Will
liams, Jersey City, coal from Rays dock; F.
Dier, Bos ton, coal for same.
learn there is likely 10 be short delay ia
the coal trade by canal, IN conseqGCnc OF soma
lock gates being broken near Cumberland
The arrivals by canal to-day are NJ. E.
Mccoy, coal TO Rays Dock; S. N. Petrie, coal
to frostbnrg Co; j: A. KrooRe, coal to Borden
Mining Co; f. II. Tracey, coal t. Jno. Mallon;
susan Baker, coal TO c. c. Il l. Co.; Renown,
coal to John Young
Departed-G. w. II. Hetzer,, III. f.. Mccoy.
q. w. Birdsail, Neptune, G. H. Rohback, g.
w. Summers, Flora Temple, A. Spates, j. W. .
Copeland. Col. $. Moore, S. NJ. Petrie, II. r.
Furlow, Santa Anna.
The business portion OF our town has pre
sented scene OF activity for several months
past quite unusual Our wharyes are now
constantly lined with vessels CT every descrip.
ton, loaded with cargoes OF various kinds.
Markets remarkably active; With wholesale
quotations as follows:
Flour, super, s7a$7 IS; extra, SIS, ass; fam.
ily, S9a&a.5G; Caledonia, SO; Welch's family
$3.50. Wheat, red, sl.65asi.75: white, sl.75a
sl:s0, very choice, ~. Corn, white, ascasI;
yellow, CSC. Oats, by measure, 60c. Hay, sa5
as3o Mill stuf-middlings, a5a65c.; shorts,
26c.; brown stuff, 3oa3s0c.; potatoes, 70asOc !:
Baldwin apples, S3as3,so; cider, lsalsc.; do,
Clarified, a0a25c.; whisky, ACC; salt, G. A al 20
nne, ESQ Cumberland coal, "a a5 anthracite,
$50. Lumber, pine, 81. so per NJ. Wood, pine,
s4.SeaS5; oak, S55GaS6. Plaster, lump, s6aSs5G
ground, slO. Graz
Evening star., 1863-04-15
GENERAL POSTER

The steamer &c Dudley Buck brings rather a
marvellous account fom Newbern, N. O., AZ
"a The safety Of Gen. Foster and his force at
Washington, N. C. From this it appears he
was surrounded by 1900 rebels, irathar a
large number to spare from the rebel forces for
the sake Of taking 1890 menu and that s.eee
Union troops had left Newbern by the way OF
Neuse river, 70 reinforce him, circuit of sixty
mites.) and that the same e,0tO, or 1000 adai-
tIofal. had been "inextricabiy fixed in the
mud" 50 Is 10 raise " doubt OF their ability to
escape the rebefs'' on their return to Newbern
The mud is probably quite as thick for the
rebels as 1t Is foE the Union troops, either nv
isnd OF water! Previous &C counts hA ve how.
ever, agreed that the rebels, 1900, were behind
Washington, on the other side Of Tar river, and
that Gen. Foster depended upon his own force
and the foIti tifications, and the garrison Of Union
troopSand Union people previously there, to
defend the town. The rebels, BY one account,
have threatened to shell the place, no. from the
other side Of Tar river, which is mile wide
in front Of Washington, N. c.. but Of course
from tho rear. nfrom the other side tbesween
Eewbern and Washington,) the shelling would
be from an impenetrable swamp, and that Is
not likely. From this swamp a draw bridge
Of nearly one mile in length extends over to
the town, which is elevated some twenty feet
above the river, SO that Gen. Foster can de.
fend the bridge against any rebels. coming from
the way Of Newbern, or he can cross the bridge
and sustain himself from the rebels supposed
to be in the rear of the town. or he can levy on
the vessels at the place, and either 60 up the
Tar river to Grefnville, or go south by the
famiico river to the Sound back to Newbern.
This river abounds win fine shad at this sea-
son and hsh Of all varieties, and the town is
Inc depot tor provisions for miles around; so
tnt re Is no Imnaeaia ate fear CT starvation at
pre- sent, especially as we have kept q Union
.oroe mere previously The small force he
has could subsist there for any lene n of time
Gen. Foster is sa fe enough The rebels must
sheil4he town before he surrenders or he can
cross the bridge aud defend it, or he can defend
himself from any force approaching from the
o'her shoe' - e -" HEA t- .-'.. H. C. W.
Evening star., 1863-04-15

thas he forkhel faseguardian or trustee of y
wasnot PossesNd % or entitled In any way
TO, 1A income tdthe afnount of SIX hundred dol
lers in vxiue, irgm anyEcr all sources whttev"r'
d hfJng the ysar 66,, liable to be assessed ac-
coif3ng TO the pro aons Of the laws of the
L, I'D Static, sas he for she> solemniy ard
3Eorn. ior sflrmedfa and subscribed this -
daFDf y, 4. ID. before me, the subScri.
Ter, assistant assssscr for - division oil said
County.
SfotC of -, County of -, IS: :--, be-
ing sworn or affirmed according TO law, says
thai he ger she has been assessed for the year
A. ID. 1852, for an income srtyi in the - coun-
ty for city, or town, as the case may be} of =.
+ if Pie State of -, ard foEythe fnil amca1t of
mis- Tor her) income under authority Of the
United States. and by reason thereof is entitled
10 be exempt from any further income duty for
said year, as he cor shefveriy believes.
Sworn tor affirmed> and shbs tribed this -
dag -, a. d. 1868, before mes the ubsc riher,
! assistant assessor, for -. division of said
county' s 4 ssjiG-~1T 4 g%aA - a. ifa
State If - =, ,, teamty 7,; aa 50 II - - be-
fns w on Tor afiir1hed) according to law, saws
thas the annexed statement contains a full and
Correct account of his(o herl annual Income
for thesyearA. g91sss, which he (sf She, has
ner enhfied, tas trustee or guardian, as The case
trusted or guardian, as aforesaid, y has not re-
eeiy ed and is not emitted to receive, from any
gals s0urces OF income together, any other for
the said year bsstlescwhst is set forthdin said
| statement. v73ug"a -. -..io,..g
| swpfq forla affirmpd ,and subscribed this -
day af q, - AID fsG3 be fore the assistant as.
SCISSOR Of q division Of said county.
Evening star., 1863-04-15
ooyRT-hARTIAL OF COL. D'urAssY.

eOURT-MARTIAL OF COL. DuTASsY.
The court martial for the trial OF Col +. G
DUtassy, 3sth regiment N. Y S ", Commenced
yesterday nerning at ~ O'Clock. Col ID. was
present. and the charges against him were read
by MAI Gaines, Judge advocate. The charges
are adyising and persuading soldiers to desert;
uplawfully selling and disposing of Govern
mentAorses for his own benefit, .nd conduct
preJudtcial to-good order and military discip.
h'-' including ernbezzlng United States mail
bags 8ado mails, opening private letters of his
soldiers, sscreung commissions directed to his
Off cefs, selling ccrnmissons In his regiment
sfilibg the sut'ersbip OF his regiment TO various
par;i' s, cheating his officers out of money under
pr trnce THAI it was to be paid for the recruiting
ser vice, altering En uster rolls, reeei money
from the United Sl.t'S by presenting false arlti
fraudulent accounts, placire mem bers of his
regiment OF" pay rolls as Occupying different
positions, and aPpIopriatihg the extra pay to
lis own us, land by false representations in
ducnghi soldiers to pay over to him sums Of
money wbIeh they Lad received as presents on
enlisting. ra r.. ~ -..,. ....-f .... ..r.f
The prisoner pieadad not guilty to all the
charges CONGRATULATIONS but TO tae parti2 uIar
allegation OF pnlaw fully opening private LEI.
ters, and those following, he entered with his
plea Of not guilty, an admission OF the com
mi sion of the acts charged, though without
fraudulent intent.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Swarzz, OF ,ha
39h New York volunteers, was sworn. Colonel
:. testified as to the fact that in New York ths
a7n-tommissioned officers ano priyates of the
'erl companies Of the dribaldi Guard
t.ISed from one to five dollars He also
st'aed 70 the fact that the name of q musician
siaed Unrah " as on the pay y-rolls of company
y Q! The reg iment, and that he recei we'd nav "a
e solaRr. He Also stated that priyates Koester
'aH behet B9ise were not now with their regi-
ss.entii 1thst 8 had been detached for service
,' kAaa., q tas sy o .headq quarters at Centre.
viz, ~liiis teSas in ,comfnat I OF that posi-
v Lencrossssk alnined bf the, ,isoner, Colonel 1
SwaIz2 adf@= 'neG fhe gen uinent of signatures
u seo'i 5 signed by himself 70: he moLey paid
I 'he 90. diers il New York, s; ting that such
Evening star., 1863-04-15
TELEG EGRA
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
AMORY.S BRIGADE MOVING THE RELIEF
OF GENERAL FOSTER. So
TWO THOU SAND REBELS BETWEEN NEW
BERN AND WASHINGTON, Nc.

BorTuN, April 1o.--A privasc letter from the
iith Massachusetts Regiment, dated Newbern,
N c., April 2, says: We think the boys with
General Foster safe from capture; but await
anxiously to hear from them.
Amory's brigade started overland this morn
ing to draw the rebels from Washington A
cavalry reconnaissance prov ed that 1900 rebels
ere between here and Washington.
There is report to-day that our Col. Lee
was killed in a charge on the rear Of a rebel
battery. No heavy firing to- day thus far.
Later advices do not confirm the reported
death of Col. Lee, which is probably unbranded
Evening star., 1863-04-15
FROM HAVANA.
THE ST EAMER NORTH STAR DAMAGED BY A
HURRICANE.
ADMIRAL WILKES REPORTED To BE A PA
ROLED PRISONER,

NEW York. April !5.-The steamer Melita
has arrived from Havana with adyices to the
9th inst. The steamer North Star, hence for
Aspnwall, put into Havana on the 9th for
water, being unable TO get it at Key West.
1t appears that in hurricane of South Hat
teras she los, her quarter beats, stove in the
aft-r parts and broke in the condenser fer
making water. She would sail the same day.
1t is reported at Havana that Admiral Wilkes
is paroled prisoner, until he can explain the
affair OF the Vanderbilt recently firing into a
Spanish coasting steamer.
The Vanderbilt and sonora are at Hay ana
Evening star., 1863-04-15

money was given as "advancs pay." He also
stated that Colonel d'Ctassy had always been
8 bitter enemy 10 d. unkenness among his Off GERS
and men, and that there had been severaI
rrvolts. He had never seen Colonel d'tt&s J
receive any money S
The Court then adjourned. = y
Evening star., 1863-04-15
IAR6RI As rReM zen :eFosTER,s OoMMANp.
axss5a HB HaBNOT SURRENDERED -
st. -r.' o.. -eI.I-t1I - - " I'd.
UNION TROOPS MARCHING TO HIS RELIEF.
The following dispatches are taken from thu

The following dispatches are taken from the
Richmond Dsspaich OF yesterday: - .'tf
CHARLESTON, April I2th.-Last night the
steamer Stonewall Jackson, formerly the Leop-
ard. while attempting to run into this harbor,
was hotly chased BY half dozen blockaders,
witch hred at the Stonewall, and she received
several shots through her hull. Capt Black
fading y impossi6le.to escape, ran the steamer
on the beach and burned her. The crew and
passengers took to the boats, and have reached
hfr~- Very little uns isarad! A~oArti~s che
mails and passengers effects. The steamer
burned to the water'si edge, in sight Of the
Yankees. Her cargo consisted Of several pieces
of field artillery, 900 bbls. saltpetre, 900 army
shoes. and large assortment OF merchandise
GoLDsBoRo, April 13.-The news Of a partial
victory over the aoolitiensts near Wa shington
reached us o-day. 1t appears that the Yam
K ee, rnier los er, marching to the relief Of
Washington, now invested by our troops, were
met en- route last Thursday evening, near
Rlands crsk, by Gen. Pettlgrew. No loss on
our side.
Evening star., 1863-04-15
e. oMET HING NEW
NJ AL Q O f T. Fl ~,

IRIS article is recommended on acccupt of i.s
h'2ty nntriive properties, its erf. ct party. and
lis eheapness, as being the best substitute for gen
uire eoiiee5 ct presented 10 the p,.blic.
THIS Coffee viii be found to require much less
hwestensns than other cofees. owing to the saccha
rinc created BY the process of mailing
CAC7T0N.-Bsware of limitations This ia thu
on'5 Senuine and pure Malt Coffes before the p,b
&c All o'herss are spurious. Purchasers In OF ris-
10 get the genuine srticle inquire for White G
Ne"fe pure Matt Eofee." D. ONRILL, -
ff .itri Sole Agent for Washi q ton city,
i Corner G and Ninth sts
Evening star., 1863-04-15


iotRIa irs, WARD STATION CAsEs-Henry Al
s"r suspicion OF larceny; III tor carryins
hteHied weapons; dismissed VIM. Zshn
virg dog unliceRsed costs, o; cent, Rira
,hI,h ,," naehe1 easpicion of larceny jsl. Bar
,,n,oiomeW Vi, Meriey, drunk disfnisssd To-,
aiaor, drunk and disorderIy. fned 81
1C"""et'S larceny; locked up SIX hours panris
=. - SM atlon OF n city oI ordinance; fipni
so1rs F. ses,s aleSs sss,,s locked up ivs
$40 o.. Timoth. Downsy, seIIinr n,,IS. nnsd
oat hceas e for a afearine. Thos' fi,yve,sts
iaF mifi'ary STdltS HFa ktsoyn 1ss drunk anl aget
locked up SIX hours. Sandy Cri,,so,,s,, .s
fined Si,9 and he to BAIL for nss "a -
Logle, ID drnnk sna assrdrriy; fined l.s wcrs-
iary. Thos. Brewer, assault ana bs,terr. 40.
Minnie Rhxhs aeaa uit; bail for peace Isrsn,aS
Sullivan, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed
I EMANCIPATION CEIEBRATGoS. S.-The An
niyersary OF the emancipation OF the slaves in
! the District OF Columbia Is 10 he celebrated to-
/ morrow evening, at the Fifteenth street tcc:.
4 ing OF the coioTed people. Addresses are tn b'
delivered by 4 number of speakers, both whit
ana coiored. The exercises will be intersp"rN- =
ed by,yocal and ins tl1neatal music. ficsffesh l.
ments will be provided in the basement of the
/ church. An admission fee Of fifteen cents will
be charged, and the proceeds devoted 10 the
relief of destitute contrabandf, We hear.
HEAVY An tOWic,
Register of Deeds, recorded a mortgage on ths
/ VI ashington and Georgetown Passenger Rail
way to Y. B. Morekead, W. A. Darling, and j.
Carter Marbury in trust, TO secure the payment
of the coupon bonds of the COMPANY, 10 which
y there is attached revenue stamps amounting to
one hundred and fifty dollars.
SIZZLING CIGARS ON SUEpAY.-F. SeitZ. the
proprietor of a cigar store Al the corner of
Seventh and II streets, was arrested by Officer
Crown, yesterday, charged with selling cih ars
on Sunday. He was taken before Justice
Thompson, who fined him $40 af
Evening star., 1863-04-15
TO BE SENT TO FARRAeUT Or FsRRAGr7


G. G. Fulton, editor of the Baltimore Am'1-
con who was a spectator Of the battle before
Charleston, and who expresses much dissatiS-
faction with the manner in which the affair
was managed on our side, writes: e.
"H;is now understood that the entire irsn'
clad fleet are 10 be sent down to join Farragut's
sdnadron and PARTICIPATE in operations on The
N1ississippt The sfeetfftAts snneuneemen'
on the off GERS and mel, has been quite cheer
ing, as they have abandoned all hope of reap
ing honors in connection with this squadron u
If the Aest M nst sept terFHarragut, hesrscon.
mendssthat ,Farras Ut be sent 10 it, ..,r4 ~. e
Evening star., 1863-04-15
D K. O 81 I 1T ON

DR.. CHILrON1
d" f., ..,-s, READ ..,. ...s...., = -z
ACtfee aftis Italofa.os Of .Ja,. r, Ca,tor r r.
= No; ss,P,isa s., NsD York. sfsS. D. 1858. :,
Mess,s. White Moore hayins, submitted to us
lFrem the result Of our examipation' we are .ua
hied TO re pdrtthat af ses wing it thofems h IN,
1fs IN its cou posti that is objsctlo ns or in
any way deti In entN to health; on the confrarx
We beieS6 tn at its use az substuts for "a si1
prove EHoLAsVag AND NUTRITIOUS
JAS, Il. CHILTON & CO..
ef io-3. Analytical Chemists
Evening star., 1863-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.

BURGLARY AND SAFR RoBBERY.--Monday
night, about le O'Clock, the cigar and tobacco
store Of d. E. Irving, on Seventh street, near
ODD Fellows Hall, was entered by thieves
who bored around the lock of the back door
with an auger, and SO effected An easy entrance
Ihey helped themselves TO what change was
In the counter drawer; also took all the most
costly merschaum pipes, leaving but two of
tho genuine, the whole valued at near 500,
hey then proceeded 10 blow up the iron safe,
onso1 HerEing.s old patent, by charging the
lock with powder, the explosion OF W hich bu rst
the door entirely off, From the safe they OBJ.
tanned $3.50 in coin and paper. The operation
could have been performed only by q person
intimately acquainted with the premises and
the value OF the goods. Suspicion rested on
two young men, Henry Albright and Richard
Hacket worknen in Mr. Irving's employ, " ho
This morning the case came up for trial by
Justice Ferguson, and Mr.. Irving testified th at
bundle Of counterfeit money, which was in
the counts, drawer before the burglary, was
found on Albright's work table.
mr W. l.. Towers, clerk for Sibley l. Guy,
testified that he sold the gimbiet aud augur
found to man about the size Of Albright, and
he believes him to he the man.
Al Haekett Is room small amount of money
was found in stove pipe hole. The gimlet
was found there, and new holes fitting the au-
CUR bi,t W, re found bored In the room; also,
memorandum book, with entries in German,
belonging to Bernhard Schmidt The prisoners
were sent to Jail for court.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher-This morn
Ing, Dsntel Dougherty was found guilty of An
assault on John MCCARTHY"
John Williams alias John Smith, colored
charged with stealing shawl, Il pair OF
boots, and SO. from Henry Walker, was found
guilty for Sealing one ten dollar note, and
sentenced to the penitentiary at Albany for one
year, ... - +
The trial OF Mary Cyrus. colored, charged
with numbering her infant,is set for te.n1or-
row morning. This case will excite consider.
able interest, inasmuch as it has been many
years SINCE similar case has been tried, and
the prosecution are her own kindred
Evening star., 1863-04-15

The New York Express, in view Of the check
at Charleston, holds that 'scampagning is
about over for This season" Hooker is not OF
that opinion, we imagine.
Evening star., 1863-04-15
HORSES AND MULES
II FOR SALE.
urday the 18th jnst, IL Horses and pair66
OF Mules. Zap l2-3tt H. NJ LASEY

nhRHANS' COURT, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
~ Washins.on County, to wit In the case Of
John ki,chie, ,AdminisfrAtor Of Sophia X. Cas-in
heapprobation OF the Or phsns' Court Of washing.
lnst1n county aforesaid. appointed Saturday, tie
oittributon of the estate OF said deoeassd
ci 5ae Assets e. IN han a. far as tAe same have been
all the and heirs Of said dec. ased are not
ned TO attend tat the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county AfOresaidl with their claims propsTIy
youehed or they may sthsrvise by Law be excluded
from all beSsft in said dscessed's eststs provided
COPY OF this order be pu iss ed once week for
three weekan the Evening Star previous to said
"h day OF May. 1853. Test: 2. q. ROBBINS.
ap Is 5-law3W" Register of Wills