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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21

SOMETHING FOR HoRsE MEN.-Three
weeks since DIR. Martin OF this city had
a nice horse taken with lung fever
which lasted about ten days, when the
horse apparently commenced recover
ing, rcgained III part its apetite and
spirits. But in u few days his breath
ing grew iaborei, his APPETITE failed,
with many other symptoms of difficult
ty in the chest. Saturday last his
breathing was SO laborious that it was
thought he could not live but few
hours.
Determined not ~ lose so fine an an
imal without making I'm effort for his
salvation, assisted by DIR. Richards, vet
eiinary surgeon of the city, and John
Hammond, at whose barn the horse is
now kept, the doctor opened the right
side of the chest and drew oil eight
quarts of water, TO the great relief of
the suffering animal. Yesterday, find
ing the breathing not fully relieved, in
the presence OF the same gentlemen, he
opened the left chest and drew off thir-
ty-two quarts of the same liquid
When the party left, the horse was fill
ing himself with some of Mr. Ham
mond's good hay, with a slight sprink-
ling of meal, which process could not
be performed before the operation for
for want of room.--I u oreestv Spy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
setettrtl guetry.
IN MEMORIAM.

Gone in her chidlikc purity
Uut irtm the golden day,
lndine AWAY in the light so sweet
Whcre the sil7er stars and the sunbeaus meet
Paving path Tor Lcr waxen feet
Over the silent way.
over her bosom tenderly
The pearl white hands nre prest
he inshes laid on her cheeks so thin,
" here the soitest blush OF the rose hath been,
Shutting the lue OF her eyes within
The pure lids closed in rest.
Over the sweet brow lovingly
Twineih her sunny hair;
She was so fragile that Love sent down
from his heavenly gems that soft bright crown
To shade her brow with its waves SO brown,
Light as the dimpiing air.
Gone to sleep with the tender smile
troze ON lIer silent lips
BY the farewell kiss of her dewey breath,
Cold in the clasp of the angel Death,
Like the last fnir bud of fading wreath
hose bloom the white irost nips.
Robin, hushed in your downy bed
Over the swinging bough,
DO you miss her voice from your glad duet
When the dew in the heart vi the rose is set,
ill its velvet lips, with the essense wet,
In orient crimson glow
Rosebud, under your shady leaf
Hid from the sunny dry,
10 you miss the glance Of the eve so bright,
Whose blue was heaven in your tinid sight;
1t is benming now in the world Of light
Over the starry way.
Hearts whore the darling's head bath lain,
Held ly Loves shining ray,
10 you know that the touch Of her gentle hand
10th brighten the harp in the unknown land
oh She waits for Ut, with the angel band,
over The starry way.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
DIR. NEWLAND.

FORMERLY Of Detroit, has established his
Il Office permanently IN East Saglnaw, over
irizclle Bros Drug Store, opposite the Bancroft
House
The DR.. may he consulted in diseases Of the
abdomen, Apoplexy, Asthma, bil"s, Bladder,
Plccdrg, Bennorrhoea, Bones, Bowels, Lrenst,
Bruises, Burns, Cancer, Cataract. Catarrb. halk-
stoner. Cholera Collie, Congestion. Consumption,
Contraciions, Cough, Crnmp, Dcniness. Debility,
sy, drunkenness, Dys,nlery Exhaustion, Exrec.
toration. Eyc, Painting, Fever, fistuln, frost.
Gout, Hair, Head. Heart llommorhoids, Hop
ing cough, Impotence, lnsauity, lrritalle, Kid
neys Liver, Lungs, Measles Mouth, Nose, OH.
thainia, Paralysis, Periodical pimplcs, kheu-
matism, Ringworm, ST. Nitus' Dance. Scroiulous,
skin, slccplescncss, Spasms stomach, Threat,
Teeth Tongue, Typhus, Ulcer Vomiting, " crns.
Wounds, etc. etc 2L9yl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21

A woman, supposed TO be dead, was
lately removed to the hospital in Algc-
ria, for post mortcm examination, her
disease having appeared inexplicable
to the medical men who attended her.
As the surgeon was about to apply the
knife, the supposed corpse uttered n
loud shrek and sat up. She had been
in lethargy, and awokc only, just in
time. 1t is mentioned, I'm connection
with this incident, that the Abbe Pro-
vost, the author of "Manon Lcscant"
died from wounds inflicted by the dis
sccting knife, under similar circumstan-
ces.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER.
WATER II RECT BETWEEN GENESEE
AND GERMAN S1kLETS.

S NOW prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
] arpcrtaining to the trade Having long
and varied experience in all branches OF the
business and good stock of seasoned lumber
on hand, am confident my work will please all
who may favor me with their patronage.
Plansand specifications drawn g. order
HeF Residence on Jefferson street, opposite
tho brewery
East Saginaw, December "a 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21

CURIOSITY OF VISION A person may
see tho blood-vessels of his eye, dis
played as il we're on a screen before
him, by most simple experiment.
Let lamp or candle be held in one
hand, and the eye directed steadily
forward now move tho lamp up and
down, or sideways, ON ono side Of the
line of vision; in short time ar inn
age of the blood-vessels will pressnt it
self, like the picture of a treeor shrub,
with its trunk and branches, to the ad-
miration of the observer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
J. w. GIL B ERT g. CO.,
MANUFACTURES OF
Composition Roofs, and Roofing Materials.
Also
BLACK JAPAN vRRRiSH,

l'oR painting VII kinds of iron work, such rs
" rail road bridges ear trucks, steam boilers,
sheet iron cliuneys. tin and iron roofs, cave
troughs shutters, window ears apdsils, columns,
fen rs, agricultural implements, mill gearing,
anchors, chains. nlso. hulis VI vessels, dc
This varpish u the cheapest md uost durable
coating for iron work nov IN use. and can lc APP
plied by any inexperienced person A liberal
discount TO the trade. Samples sent when re-
quired.
Orders addressed to US, box sSS, will receive
prompt attention
Factory near corner of 1arncd and Fourth
streets, oGcc, 81 Jefferson sveDne, Detroit
eVosf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21

A French author says: When / lost
my wife, every family in town offered
me another but when j lost my horse,
no one offered to make him good.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
" DELIVER US FROM EVIL"

BY CEUHCE T.. NORRIS
Deliver US from evil" Heavenly Father
IL sull besets us wheIcsOe'r we go
Bio the fright rays Of revolution gather
TO light the darkness IN our way OF woe!
Remove the s,h that stains our suuls-for.ver!
Cur doubts dispel-Our confidence restore
Write thy forgiveness on our hearts, and never,
Never, in vain petition for Il more.
Release us from the SORROWS that attend us
'ur nerves are ton--ui every Vim We bleed! |!
Almighty Parent with thy strength beirend ps
Else We are helpless in our time Of need
Sustain US, Lord with thy pure holy Spirit
New vigor give 10 Natures inltcnng frame;
And ut hic's close permit Us 10 inherit
I lac hope that's promised in sayiOrs name.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
SAGIN Aw CITY
MOORE a. GAYLORD,
Insurance Agency.

Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Fire and
Inland Assets, S2,500,0G0
security FiIe, N. Y, Assets, e5o,000
Home Ins. Co. Of New ii, ven,
Conn. Assets, ESQ COO
Conn. Mutual Lille Ins. Co. As'ts 100000
JOHN j. WHEELER, Agent
For above Companies, Exchange Block, East
Saginaw, Michigan. 2O9y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
II. 7. MERsuON

viii attend promptly To the Purchase. Inspect
ing ani Shipment Of Lumber from any point
ou Saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
LATHROP g. HALL
Z. W. wIGGINS,
LAND AND TAX AGENT,
EAST SAGINA MICHIGAN,

WILL attend to purchase and sale Of real
w estate, loeatii lands. survey ing invest
ignting titles paying taxes. &c. in Sagiraw and
adjoining Counties Particular attention given
to sale and lease of City property Informa-
tion given in regard to General Business OPP
erations
EY+Can lie found at all times at his Office
over Tough & llerskclps, or ut the Bancroft
House
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
q. H. WILKIN a co.

Merchant Tailors, and dealers In Cloths, Cloth
ing, and Gentlemon's Furnishing Goods Sd
store from corner, Exchsngs Block,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21

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HENRY HOBBS, PROPRIETOR.
Opened September 7, 1887
THIS EXCELLENT HOTEL OFF ERS IN
Il ducements &c travellers, either for business
or pleasure, unsurpassed by any house in the
west; spacions and elegant parlors ample sleep
ing apartmentsi baths, warm and cold; gas
steam heating apparatus; and first class accom-
modations in every respect. The tables are
furnished with an abundance Of game of all
kinds in season.
H. HOBBS, Proprietor
Fnst Saginaw. August l. 1868.
IL. @. SILSBEE,
Wholesale and retail dealer in and mnnnfnctu-
reroi Furniture Of all kinds Sales Rooms
Commercial Block.
A. IL. MERSHON,
Manufacturer of pump logs, faucets &c Salt
Blocks furnished to any extent desired, on
fair terms Office at New planning Mill, Wa
ter street.
N. w. CLARK q CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Boots & Shoes, etc Commercial Block
BARCLAY d TYLER,
Butchers; Dealers in Fresh and Preserved
Meats. Butter Eggs, Lard, &c. Brick Mar
kct, Washington street
JACKSON q SMITH,
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Family Sup
plies on Feed, Grain, Fruit, Vegetables,
Kerosene Oil and Lamps, Ne &c, Washing
ton Street, East side EAST SAGINAW
Il. w. CARLISLE q CO.,
Tanners Wholesale aud Retail dealers in Hides,
Leather and Findings, corner Water and Tus-
cola Streets Fast Saginaw, Michigan. Cash
for Hides and Pelts
LATHROP & HALL.
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
Office Buena Vista Block Cor Gcnesee 4 Water
Street
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-21
WIN. II. souTHWICK,

United States assistant assessor.
ron SAGINAW. NIDLiSp ASDIss ,BELLA COUNTIES.
offio at East Saginaw, c. b. Motifs Room in
Bucna Vista Block.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
SENSATION RCMORd.

Washington city is OF course full of elabor-
ated rumors, purportlng 10 come from Freder-
icksburg, nearIy all of which are utterly un-
true. Elsewhere in to-day's Star the reader
viii find all that is really reliable from that
quarter. Though up to the latest advices from
to the decisive victory one OF our contemporaries
yesterday announced, (as being stated upon the
Presidents authority, which was of course a
mistake on lis paTt,l Gen. Hooker held almost
all the ground he had so desperately fought for
and apon on Saturday and Sunday last
Evening star., 1863-05-05
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND woUNDaB.

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND WOUNU3B.
The Mary Washington brought up 24O
wounded last night from Aqua creek, among
them Col. Norton, of the 123d New York regi-
ment, shot in the abdomen, wounded aear
Charlottesville. He was taken to the Ar
nory hospital on litter
The Juniata brought up 125 prisoners Of q
Louisiana regiment, and the remains of Lieut.
Col. Chaplin, s6th New York regiment, (Sick-
les division.) killed Sunday morning In the
bloody fight near Charlottesville. Also Mai
Higgins, seth New York, formerly in charge of
the Old Capitol prison, wounded in leg Lieut.
Col +. A. Walker, of Gen. COUGHS staff, who
had his arm shattered by shell at the time of
the tremendous onslaught by the Confederates
on Friday night Capt Sherwood, s6th New
York, who, at one time had charge of the
Central Guardhouse here, shot through lungs
Capt Ellsworth, same regiment, formerly dep
uty Provost Marshal, Georgetown, wounded
i'll thigh. Capt. Angle. of the seth, ian efticer
well known here,) wounded in the hip.
Lieut.. Col. Walker denies the report that
Gen. Couch was killed, and thinks that no
officer above the rank OF Colonel has been
killed on our side, with the exception of Gen
Berry.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
STILL THEY COMET

The steamer Hero arrived about one o'clock
to-day with over eight hundred rebel prison
ers, taken in the engagement near Fredericks-
burg. Among them are forty.eight officers OF
all grades below Lieutenant Colonel. Several
of the officers appear to have lately been uni
formed, but the large majority Of the officers
and all the men are the same hard-Iooking set
we have been in the habit Of seeing. They
were escorted by detachment Of the 3sth
Mass. to Clifburne Barracks, Twenty. frs,
street Some Of these prisoners say that they
have been here before, and express the hope
that they may be treated as we'll this time az
were formerly.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VICTORY AT wARRENTONJ JUNG.
TlON.
THE REBELS COMPLETELY ROUTED.
A0SEBY WOUNDED, AND HIS COMMAND
COMPLETELY CUT UP.

FAIRYAx Court HOUSE, May 4-I1.3o p. IN.
In addition to my telegraphic report Of yester.
day, In regard to the fight at Warrenton June.
tion. have TO inform you that the rebels yes.
terday were completely routed and scattered
t all directions. Their loss Is very heavy in
killed, and the road from Warrenton Junction
TO Warrenton is strewn with their dead. In
addition TO the twenty three prisoners sent in
asterday, Of whom fifteen were badly wound
81, there have been many wounded seen crawl
lag through the woods, and . large number OF
" ended fell back before the flying rebels.
r. prisoners who were brought In since will
Sc i in Tomorrow. Amongst them is a lieu.
ta, ut Of the llth Virgins.
oseby ts certainly wounded In the shoul.
dts. Moseby and the rebels ali confess that
ttsir command is completely cut up. All has
teen quiet along the lines to-day. shall take
<ne liberty in my written report TO recommend
toyour kind notice the officers and men wound.
cd in yesterdays fight. Major Steele, Of the LIST
Virginia, Is better to-day, and there Is acme
hops Of his recovery. Capt Knew 6Ad Iisut.
Eonson, and Lieut Mcbride. Of the sth N. Y,
and Capt. Mccoy, OF tho LIST Va, are doing
vel; also, the priyates, except one who died
Las. night. Oar total loss s two killed, I've
Evening star., 1863-05-05
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE SITUATION,

Uptonoon to-day no information had reached
here from the vicinity of Fredericksburg lead
ing to the conclusion that the general engage
ment had been renewed yesterday, though
much desultory firing took place throughout
the day; none with artillery after 10 a. m.
Up to the evening we continued to hold tn ;
town (Fredericksburg), and the portion of the
heights Rorth and west of the town we took on
Sunday. At a. m, Gen. Gibbons division,
which was temporarily occupying the heights
laying south of the town withdrew from them,
and they were Immediately reoccupied by the
rebels.
The belief is current in official circles here
that up to last evening we held all we desired
to hold that we had taken in the course of Sat-
Urday's and Sundays fighting, though Gen.
Hooker had evidently called in his advance so
as to concentrate his force to better advantage
Evening star., 1863-05-05
~ RlApINa MATTER ON livery PAGI.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TlLI.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
Washington Money Market.
sp1R1F OF THE MORNING PRESS

The InteHigencer quotes from the New York
Independent where that paper carps at the Pres
ident because he employs only "common
sense" men for generals and military advisers,
instsad of men of "genius." The Intellisencer
thinks the President is not blamable for not in
venting military genius il it does not exist and
pre.eminent genius for war emerges about as
rarely as Shakespeare, and as all who cannot
write prose are not necess arily poets, SO it does
not follow that generals who lack " common
sense" which 1t is admitted Mr Lincoln can
appreciate, are therefore military geniuses OF q
superior order.
The Chronicle noticing the enthusiasm with
which the arming Of the negroes is received by
che soldiers in the West, thinks it wonderful
how readily every innovation on the common
practice, recommends itself to the American
people. provided it rests on a foundation Of
common sense, and how quickly prejudices
are dissipated before the dictates of interest,""
Evening star., 1863-05-05

- MAYHEM, on the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road, eighteen miles from Columbus, Missis.
sippi, is said to have been captured by our
3orces-a movement which threatens the
Southern railroad communication generally.
MAYHEM is nearly one hundred miles below
Corinth, and about half way to Meridian, at
which point the road westward to Vicksburg
forms junction with the Mobile and Ohio
Road. National force is also said to have
been near Houston, Mississippi, on the 10th
uh.. designing to destroy the Mississippi Gen.
tral Railroad
Evening star., 1863-05-05
THE IATEST

No Information from Gen. Hooker himself or
from any officer in his army has reached
Washington in the last forty-eight hours by
telegraph, though the wires between here and
Gen. HIS headquarters are working well, and
he is certainly busy enough in sending almost
momentary messages between his different
camps and corps, having wires communicat-
ing with all OF them.
1t is known here that he is telegraphiag as
we thus explain. The just inference from the
fact that he does not telegraph here Is that he
is getting on well enough to satisfy himself
and also that his movement has not yet resulted
decisively. That is: has not come to an end
for the time being.
1t is, however, known here that there was no
fighting of importance yesterday; and further,
that he held his ground previously won
throughout yesterday, except in few unim-
portant points. Thus, all the heights about
Fredericksburg that he actually took he cdA-
tinued to hold, rumor to the contrary notwith-
standing except some upon the south side,
which he made no effort whatever TO hold.
jackson commands the rebel right wing.
Ionssksst cannot possibly reinforce Lee for
forty y-eight or sixty hours yet, H. as rumor has
Il, he e on the way 70 do 80.
The public NAY rely o. Il, sothisS waateyer
Evening star., 1863-05-05

OrEEA.-The Grau Opera Company will give
Martha Tomorrow "wednesday night. AS this
opera is the greatest Of the new Repertoire, and
has never been performed here before, it Will
undoubtedly draw large house. Cordier,
Lorini, and Brigaoli are said to be excellent in
this opera.
On Thursday night, Roberto II Diarolo, with a.
fine cast
Manager Grau will receive the thanks OF the
musical community here for bringing out these
Zine works OF modern composers.
Evening star., 1863-05-05
A REBEL COLONEL ON THE AyEsrE

A REBEL COLONEL ON THE AVENUE
The rebel Colonel 7. DI. Griffin, Of the 18th
Mississippi regim ment, was permitted, with an
other rebel officer captured at Fredericksburg,
to visit various places Of business on the avenue
yesterday under guard to make purchases of
clothing, exchange money, &C., &c. He is a
1arge.sized, powerful-loOking man, and at
tracted crowd whereve he moved.
Griffin claims that the Confederates had but
5000 men in the intrenchments at Fredericks-
burg Al the time we took them and that with
another thousand men they could have held
them
Evening star., 1863-05-05

officers and ten privates wounded We also
captured forty horses. Had it not been for the
condition Of the horses, which were complete
ly tired out, We should have captured the
whole rebel force.
Julius STkHEL. Major General.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

MILITARY FuHERAL.-The funeral OF Brig.
General Jos B. PlumHer took place yesterday,
1T tho Congressional Cemetery. The funeral
escort consisted OF q regiment Of infantry, New
Hampshire voluntsers, u bsttsry. snd asqn mad:
ron OF Sc0tt's ss90o'' Cavalry. Tho funeral
friends, civil and military, among whon We
noticed Gen. HetntxelmAn. AID two or three
Brigadiers whose names were unknown y oar
reporter. Gen. Ptunrner died recently IN the
Springfield.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

STEAMSHIP SALvoR, forty eight hours from New
&os,d p B.rshioE, v Bs;on, Ban. ka.ess,
W Bryan, Horatio Beals, W X. Barton, Comwen
johnson, Crane Go, 7. A. Carroll David
sson Hyde, Geo; Daun CO, g, s. English, J, 3.
Elvans, Chas. Ea;nes, y. ID. Gilman, e. ii. /.
Gregory G. N. Gregory, JOS. Gavler, JOS. Hotoh
tiss, J B. Huschi neon Go, W. Harro'er, e.
A. Kieckhoefer. * n inthicum. n Lochboek
lon, NJ. 8 Lincoln, 9. IL. List, Mrs. Leonix, J. B.
shan 4 Page. 4 J. Meigs, Msrkham's Hotel, TP
Markham, W G Mst1erott, J McQuila., Ksnags.
Prof Rescue, Nav, Yard, L Noble, Jno Ogdes
Govt Post Office, & 1 Parker & Co, " Plant.
spsuIdins. W Peti bone. n. .Mnehart,- j r. Rid
dell Ramtburg,& Go, Riley & shinn. Rogers,
Styles, Chadwick CO. A Stewart, & $ TORY CO.
Wood Whesler, Agt g Waters, ? N Wight, n
Winnie woodward, Webb Beyeridse. White
Evening star., 1863-05-05

MAJOR GENERAL BERRY.-The remains OF
Major General Berry will be sent to his late
home at Rockland, Maine, this afternoon, leav-
ing in the five O'clock train. Lieut. Col Free
man, Of Gen. BIS staff will accompany the
remains to New York. Capt Greenhalgh, also
Of his staff, will take charge Of the remains
from that point.
Gen. Berry's remains were embalmed by Drs.
Brown Il Alexander and placed in handsome
coffin.
This afternoon, President Lincoln sent down
by his little son, a beautiful boquet of rare and
tragant flowers and a wreath of evergreens,
deeked with flowers, to be placed upon the
coffin. A fitting crown for the dead hero.
Gen. Berry was leading citizen Of Maine,
renowned for his enterprise and public spirit,
and his sacrifice of his life to his country was
one Of pure patriotism.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

CoEREcrIou.-Ino our report ofthe evidence in
the case of McNaughton, charged with robbing
the effects of Lieut. Lewis Graham, an error
occurred in the statement that Sergt. Milstead
testified that McNaughton was present whes
he opened the valise and found the money had
been abstracted The witness testified that he
(McN.l was present before the vaiise wa'
being opened.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

DEAD.-Mr. McClintock Young, an old citi-
zGn. and many years ago chief clerk OF the
2d inst, in the ed year of his age. He was con-
neeted with the Department IL ien. Jackson's
time, and at the exciting period of the removal
OF the deposits, and on several occasions acted
as Secretary,
Evening star., 1863-05-05

SALE OF SILvER.-The table silver OF the
Austrian Minister, who leaves in q day or two
for Europe on account of ill health, was sold
yesterday by ]. q. Mcclure i Go. The sales.
we learn, amounted to $4,000.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

FOUND DEAD IN A WAGoN.-This morning 2
:: colorrd m an named Diggs was found dead in
wagon on street north, between Sixth and
Seventh. He was seen getting in the wagon
last night; and ii is supposed that his death re-
suited from intemperance.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

DETAILED FOR OTHER DUTY.-Anthony Ad-
olson, Esq, has been temporarily detailed from
the Census Bureau to assist the clerk of the
Capitol Extension.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

NATIONAL LoAN.-Subscription to the 50
loan, through Jay Cooke it Co.. amounted yes
terday to 81 ,82i,2O0
Evening star., 1863-05-05

REAL ESTATE SALB-Lot is, in square lsS,
subdiyided, was sold by W. l.. Wall & Co.
auctioneers, for 16 cents per foot. Purchases.
Mrs. Christie Brown.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

~ See first page Of Star for interesting arm,
news.
Evening star., 1863-05-05

is known in Washington up to 8 p. m. to-day
that serves to indicate that Gen. Hooker's epe-
rations have not SO far succeeded according to
his expec ctations.