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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30
BY f. W. VAIL
YNHREE HOUSES AT AUCTION =

THREE HOUSES AT AUCTION
= am instructed to sell on TUESDAY Nav 5th at
10 NJ desirable Brick House with Lot, corner Pros
pect and Mulberry streets.
also Immediately AFTER double house on Mulberry
street. near the corner of Prosp Ct street. containing
four tenemcnts.
Also Cottage, opposite, on Mulberry street, near
Prospect street, containing six rooms.
Terms liberal and made known ut sale.
npl5 tltit " VAIfT
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Clothing.
NJ W CT o T H IN G /
A. P. WARE & co.

II. I. w AhE @ W,
1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ExALLY. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a rock OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
SEASONAL Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL CLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE g GARMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANsHIP: AND WE RES PECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF n sATISFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK. AND ExTEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES of MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL. BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Or
NJ AIDE UP INTO GARMENTs TO Ok
ID err, FOR EITMEH MEN OR ROYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SUBTRACTION IN ALI CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT.
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT
TisA CTIVE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL ZEE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR UsINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
ID ESEEVGNG OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PUWCHAsEMS OF BOYs'
LOTHIN
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FOR SALE-A Cottage House,

I'm HOUSE FOR E.-The
keiii VALUABLE Estate, No q Pleasant street. a lew
12A<dOors fr IN Main street formerly occupied by A.
Peaslee, Is now offered for sale
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
apl4 dtf 2IS Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30
rBy E. w. VAILLl
L nLOIIRNED EXECUTIONS SALE

4 DJOURNED EXECUTORS SALE
N OF REAL. AND PERSONAL ESTATE by AUC-
TION On SATURDAY, May 2, at 10 o'c'ock MI
shal Sc bv Public Auction the following Real Estate,
belonging to the of the late william Dudley to
viii One two story house Seaver street, containing
Irteeu rooms, conveniently ARRANGED for one or two
families with about 1000 feet Of land well set with all
kinds of Fruit Trees in bearing condition, and good
Barn One house lot on Blossom street, containing
about 5000 feet OF land Terms easy and made known
at the time and place of sale.
For particulars inquire Of L. KING, No. Brlnley
Hall. CHARLES DUDLEY, Executor
Worcester, April %, 1858. dot apSO
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MORTG AGEES SALE.-Wiil bc soI1

B-InfOrnaton concernInr the above can be had
by applying at the Bay state Market, corner Main
ana EAchahse treets dtt apN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-30
lBy L. w. VAIL
A SSIGNEk'S SALE DE- REAL ES=

A SSIGNEE'S SALE or REAL Es-
"a STATE AT AUCrIoN.-wnl be sold at Public
Auction, On WEDNESDAY the 6tn dav Of May next,
on the premises about IS land IN the village Of
Quinsi anond the street near the ron Works being
lots No g. To- H. II II 49, ~ 20, ~ 49, ~ 80. 81 and
g.! on plan OF los made by Vaen ne. surveyor and
recorded in the Registry Of Deeds building Lots
on the road leading from W0rcaste lin igamOnd;
eleven Building Lots the bill south OF H. Washburn's
Iron Works, being lots II, ~, 90 81 o. 49, S. ST. s. 3d.
ana ~ on Pond IL Fosters Bidding Lot on
Oh indler street near c house of Elisha Freeman.
The sale viii commence at 10 O'clock u with tho
vent estate
Terms loera which will be made known at time and
place Of Sale. WILLIAM MIXrEk,
assignee of Estate Of Spencer Field.
Worcester, April "a, 1863 dis ap21
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

VALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The LOT Lincoln street. op ,osite the IN ansions
OF r. L. Moen and W c. Thompson Esqrs.. suitable for
the erection of Machine Shops Boot Aaaufactory or
block Of Houses will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and $50 feet doep bounded west
by MN Brook, and is near the line OF the Railroad
Ihree Lots on Front street. suitable Stores adjo-
ing the new store Of George esons the corner Of
front and rumbull seets also the lot next south on
Trumbull street, now occupied a wood yard
FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
nich28 DIFF 2l6 Main street.
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Mttu advertisements.


BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
ID VIII be sold at Public Auction on the premises.
SATURDAY, MAY 3D. at M o'clock In the forenoon
Budng Lot contang about 1900 feet Of land 90 feet by
about 1870 situated East street, near belmont street.
and directly at the head of Greenwood street-s large
enough for two Cottages and desirable lot being
so near Line lln square, Terms $50 down, the balance
In ono wear d3t Rp30
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

Teterpou Horace /. u D gun
bat Wysndotts
Quscken0u,h Lieut. J q, u q
sioop vsndsiis
Riley Henry J, USA care of
WIN b Rankin
Ryan John. U 8 sloop Van.
daliA
sharkey John. rec ship North
Carolina
sharkry John. Us ship North
Carolina
Sears VIM, U 8 ship North
Carolina
Stewart Thos. U 8 ship North
Carolina
Shields Daniel. care gunboAt
WanmasutLA
Silver Norman w. gunboat
Wamsutta
stockman John u, U 3 ship
Flag
Some VIM. U 8 sunboa. Aer-
sedita
Snowman Addison II. rec
ship North Carolina
Terrell 4 A, Navy Yard.
Brooklyn
Thompson James y, U 3
ship vandaiia
Van bergen Henry, U 3 str
B.enville
Watmough Lieut. p q, -
str Memphis
Wruy Henry q. U 8 ship
North Carolina
William Edward, Act Mas
ter's mate
Zechers August. care Brook.
lyn Navy Yard
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

I.0N sAlp-A FFItsR 40 nKs s9OpH md HOSIERY.
~ 80 ki1hM affflst .ss u ~ .eI- ~
NJ DYE a cL grIsa VI hlA sffsst
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

0AeehAn Kate Sfnpsou Mrs B,
Spsidel Mrs @ 3 3 schioAsSsrger Au-
Sweeney Mrs Mary gaste Hoerner y
80vna0ur Mary
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE kOT1CE.-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Continent via Quospsiown
states via Hamburg. per steamer BAVARIA viii eloss q
o'clock A. NJ. and at the town stations follows,
Station. A and Is. gtb A. NJ; stations q and D. 20A
station Il, o u A. NJ. stations " and o. O'Clock
ABRAN WAkEMAN, Postmaster,
The New York herald., 1863-02-21

HwivkMkAnY BALL AHHIhgTOs LI9
~ ouaf1. .onpsoT y. Tr.km fssitasHt Ns,is
Guard y - CAy Assembly Rssaas. koueay stsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
DEB.

On the 3lst instant, Of dfptheria, WILLIE A.,
only child Of William L. and Mary B. Prince aged
months and II days.
Bait. Sun please copy.1
On Monday, tho d inst, at IN .. m, JOHN P.
INGLE, In the list year Of his age
His friends Invited to ate nd his funeral from
hiH late residence, tomorrow, Tuesday, at o'clr
Pm.
At Philadelphia, on the 9th January, 1853, MARY
III. rslict Of Thos. Wallace, In her list year y
On the 24th Of January at the residence Of his
father, Bon. is BTse Prince Georges county M If,
ERWIN ELBEkT, only child Of Thomas Il and
D. Virginia Quinn, aged 20 months. =
tBaltiulsre Sun COPY.
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BAroHsLoR's HArR DY.,


William Il. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye BRO
docoa color not TO be- distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 injure the Hair in tbs least; pem.
edies the III effects OF bad dyes and sorxtss the
Hair for Life Greg, Rcd R1,ty Hair instantly
snrns sp'endid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, sc.
~ The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BA9ons-
L0l. On tas Joky sides Of each 5or.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Ns,s York,
N TH Late rs Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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MARRIED,

On the ed January. at the brides residence, By
Nj. BEokis s. MFRS, daughter a Of io Sessp Z
Myers. Eco. all OF this city n
On the 'st II 81 :, by the Rev. Thos. Monroe 4Ho.
Fl. MILLER to JULIA r. McHyOY, ali Or this
eity = .
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9AlAY PIHT5YLvAMA RouYH, vfa BolsinsAsA and
RaSrist+rs 10 tA< NORTH dad Wssf-Two leave
Washington daily AID one on Sunaay-quiek Huo:
low fare and connections. eoldiersf Tickets sold
Aron&h at 6overnment rates. For tickets ma fut-
thsr Information apply 1T the ONCE Of Great Perm
Syivania Route, northeast corner OF penaAyIyxnis
avenue aud Sixth ST., " asAinston. 4meeepsn nom
-. m. until p. na.; on Sundays from to D. m.
m Nr1y no. NonfoH Aren't
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We WOULD call the attention OF our readers to the
stock Of beautiful Jewelry aud Silver plated Ware
at TIE Doilsr Stere. 43S Penn avenue near ~ st :,
AID advise them to inyest dollar there ia 81 w.
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WARRANTED TO Opan II SIX DAYs-Ds. 0odfrsyb
Antidoto, an English Specific Of si4tx- ave yesKi'
r. standing, viii cure Gono.Yhoa IN six days. No
chan = Of diet rseuired Price 81 per bottle Sold
WAshins ton. and Henry Cook, Aiexanaria. tas-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

Af1azTIoa, Soldiers and othsss. samaxftsn's
complaints in from I've e fear days Ifyou would
ss ssssS 1S i11s sRS
ssnaritsa's Boot and Herb Juices Il the only
been treated with msroury. Take Of thts purifying
remedy and be peYnane1 Ny cared. 4es;edvertise-
nsut In srother column. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

SrxwARr d SOS corner Of Twelfth and Fl streets
are retailing the best Csal Oil at sixty cents per
gallon by the barrel ch per than be bou
from any one in Washington. Give as . call
il B-lH-
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VoLrNfEERs for the army should not leave the
city until supplied with Holloway Pills and Oint-
meEt. For sores, scurvy, wounds, small pox :,
levers and bowel com plainp, these medicines are
the best in the world. Every French soldier uses
them. Only 70 cents per box. I'll
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DTsoRDERLT PIE WoxAF.-On Friday En-
incline West, q cclored woman, living near ths
old glass house, complained that two colored
men-Jsrfy Ban IL and Jno. Smith ad abused
her and acted In . disorderly manner, and
they were arrested by officers Watts and Stu
ard, and taken before, Justice Drury, who dis
missed Smith and fned Banks 81 A tow hours
later Townsend Hoe appeared at tia station,
and made afftdavtt that Enaltna W as the cause
of the row, she assauiting one OF tho mon first,
and orttcer Stuard 81 once brought her up, and
che " rs fined sI.7S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

LADIES and gentlemen whose hair il prematurely
grey, or who wish to change the color, will fnd
Boswell and Warmers Coloriae superior to any Ar.
ticle in use. Applied without wash or pre- alton
doss not s,isp the hair like dye but leaves It soft
and glossy. Zee advertisement Of Runsten & SEQ.
field, 500 i street, near Willards'. ta6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

TIE CHEAPEST AED BBsT HAIR DYB IN PIE WORLD
Nerr Fades o. Wa;hes 0HI.-Upham,. lair Dye, 80
cents . box. The best in use. Try it. Sold BY B..
G. Pord, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
inston and Henry Cook, Alexandria. a6-ly
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CoRre are the universal torment OF mankind To
be relieved Of these teri ible evils call Dr. White
ard submit TO his msnjpulatiens. Hundreds Of
full treatment Of corns, bunions nails, gre Wing In
the flesh etc. Dr.. White makes ehiropody . spe-
ciAlity. You are sure to set relief without expe.
reneing pain. Once 424 Penn. avenue, (Lane d
Tueher's building,) between ~ and 9Th sts. No.
charge for consultation. . " 10 lS-H
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Dr. Du7osr'S Sugar coated Female ReeulatnS
Pills are tAe c1y bsa ~ They operate vssdijs
see Upon the most dslioNts stomseh. 4 trial Of
these fs v LII proYe their ,srio,isy ecw III otha.
Price 81 . box. Bold by 4. G. Ford, corner fiSh
Cook, Alexandria. 5Ae-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

The FERRY SToPPHD.-Last week the Pro.
ycst Marshal received information that an
enterprising in dividuai had established ferry
from FoI's farm, opposite 70 Alexandria, to that
a. could not get passes 70 20 there by the steam
boat and BY way OF tho Long Bridge. After
bTin1 satisfied tina he parties had been doing
quite business, Lieut.. Gibson, O! "Scottis
srt,' yesterday captured the owner OF tho boat
and two men who pnlisd the oars-Robart
Griffin, VIM. Petite, ana james Lucas-and
brought them 70 the Provost Marshaps office,
and hey were sent 10 the Old Capitol
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ePBRHA9oRRHaA eAs BIZ CuIRD.-Dr. Randi
eresiae cures SSrwsaterrhoa. Seminal Weak.es..
JNSpete~ex, Lose Of Petcy spesdtx AID sfeotual-
y. Its effects are truly nssfcal. A TRIAL Of the
epeeies, win convince the mort skspdeA Of its
merits. Price 81 box. Sold BIZ 8. o. Ford, cor
ner II street and Pc. avenue, HAsAinSton, and
Henry Cook AsI andria. jAGH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Sunday-
Sarah Simins, drank and disorderiy; work.
house 80 days. John FitZsimmons, drunk in
the street; ordered 10 leave the city. John
Messmer, threats; bail tor peace. Mary Burns,
slsing liquor to soldiers; dismissed. Peter
Brantom, dog without licenses for trial. Mary
Quinian, disordrrly house; Jail Chas. Cam.
msr u Co, selling liquor without license; ruled
for hearing. Jno. Brscoe, larceny OF a5: jail
for court. Thomas Eilicott, drunk; dismissed.
by. Dougherty, drunk and disorderly; turnod
over 70 military. 1t II. Wells, do; fined al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
SnO BBLS. OF APPLES FOR SALB, all in
.lVU good order. Apply to Peter BERRY,
Water street, Georgetown; at CHRISrIE'S
lunch Room, Oh Twenty second street, b. tveenP
and q. fe1lw~
II SO BARRELS TAR,
80 BARRELS ROSfN.
Apply to
nos J. L. KIDWILL, 9eoreetown, d. O.
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SMALL POX.-Un Saturday evening, officer
Stinchcombe found q tetmstPr, named William
Miller, 1T the corner OF q and Twenty-second
streets, having the small poz broken out on him
The oticrr conducted him TO u suitable place,
and from the Medical Directors Office proc urei
an ambulance and Il permit for Kalorama Hos
plidl, where he g. once sent.
On the same day, policeman MattingIy heard
Of tour cases Of small po1 il different parts ~
the city. and procured the necessary permits
FOR their admission into hospitals. Mr. Mat
tingly also has taken steps To remove and bury
the clothing and other a:Licles by which the
contagiUn might spread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

EMBCLANoHs SBIgED.-Yesterdsy,t the mount
ted patrol seized several ambulances, which
we're being used for private purposes, IN viola
ton OF tha order forbidding their uss for any
purposes other than those for which they were
designed. The number seized, however, was
not as large AZ on yesterday week those In
teTes ted having taken warning. The persons in
them-six or eight oflcers-reportad themselves
at the Provost Marshaps Office, and wore in =
formed OF the pro visions OF the order, which
they promised 70 adhere TO IN future.
SRcosp WAND STATION AnnFs-Sunday-
james Black, fighting; furt Gearing. John
Boyd, disorderly; dismisseG haklin Delany,
do; fined rs. Barnard Rat, Bwindhng, die
missed. J. T. Demstng, drunk dismissed. Ct.
Furguson, fighting; fined $40; for resisting
onicer, jail for court: James Redman fighting;
fined $40; for resisting officers, Jail for court.
John Towers, profanity; dismissed. Dennis
Harrison, disordsrly; fined Sl0.j9. John ker-
rigan, fighting; security for hearing.
SHEEP STHALHRs.-Yesterday morning two
men lRichard Price and George McDOwsiD
went into the sheep pen OF Mr.. Henry johnson,
a butcher In Georgoto WI, and XII led pet sheep,
a leader Il the II ock, and put 1t In a bag TO
carry away, but were caught with the stolen
sheep In their possession. They were taken
be- fore Justice Reayer, who sent them 10 Jail
for court
POCKET PICKBD,-Mr. J. w. Brown, u clerk
in the Treasury department., had his pocket
picked on saturday, at the corner of P8nnSyl-
yania avenue and Seventeenth street, OF the
sum Of el37. Mr. Brown had just receiy ed his
months salary.
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NJ DW B o KSi
vBkk AIS PRIDE and MRS. HALL1BUR-
TOMS TROUBLES. By the author Of Mast
Lynne,"&e
MISTAKES AND MAID. BY Miss Mulloch
NO RAM. By WiIkis Collins.
AURORA PLOYD and LADY ACpLHY'S Sc
CRBFs By Miss Braddop.
~-Au the New Bo ks OF the DAY, ~
WILLIAM p RIOHSrNINT
National Bookstore, - Q Pa. avenue,
10 78-lW betWeSn 18th and leth S.
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A T MoORRs WEST END DRUG STORE, AS
times Q good stock OF fresh and pure NE d.
ONES. ALSO all advertised Me-.leinss. 10 ~
gsther 9th a general stock OF TOILET Ar "a
TICLES, 30.
~ Particular attention sivsa 70 the eemp sund.
ing OF Ply SLOAN d prescriptions day and niskt.
ts tS-2wH
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d. BOOK 8 ~ o.
SELLING 0FPAT COST.

66ILINH OFF AZ C6S1.
fhs uniersl0ned viii sell 81 the alst cost Price,
for two vsshs, his entire stock Of BOOKS, com.
rfisin1 pssrly All the standard works, Law aad
Medical Books, Pine GIN Books, istoriss, Novels,
Juveniles, Toy Beoks end soho oil Bo ohs.
AnoRs the ooll>ot3ons viii BE- foRnd RuSkiu \
Modern Painter. Ans 1nglish edition; Webgtsy's
WoIks,g (antosrsph edttion;) CAlhoang Works,
slAAa. .I..s 80. -. - . : =
viii and this gea3 "pportunfty to invest.
RICHARD J. JOYCE,
No. 100 Penn. avenue, near nth street,
10 u 6ts - 80 First Ward
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JUeT Received at A NJ BININGRR OBS
237 Ph. avenue, secoad door below 18th street sn
invoice Of very choice selected Figs. (ggw crop I,
put up eI pressly for fApilY use. 10 is-2v
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CHEAP FUEL-Sec advertisement else where
OF excellent coke, to he had on application at
5l4 Eleventh street, for only eight cents per
tusbpl
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PUTTING Coal IN THB WRONG fARD.-On
Saturday afternoon, VIM. Peters, an old coiored
EsSn, was employed TO pat in some coai by MT
Delacy, in the First Ward, but by some mis-
.<Skp 4 rortion Of il ne carried 10 ms (PetHr-o
own yard. which was near by. Ohicer Glenn
ss-r arrr- ted him and took him before Justice
Drury, VIII held HIM 70 security for his aP-
E,e&rnnce a. court
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"oCLp-BH PARoLED PRIsoNEES.-Firsts scr
geant IL. Is. HolStrad and Giii1aar Gibson 9th
Michigan; John Smith, 73d New York voiun-
tiers; Chas Newman and Geo Poole. SD New
YORK volunteers; Gotieib RIdach and AIois Fit
trrr, 37th New York volunteers, who had been
taken al Conrads Ferry while attempting TO
cross the river, were on SATURDAY, sent 10 the
Provost M rshals Office, they alleging hat they
were paroled prisoners of war. An investiaa-
tom however, proved that the whole f,arty
were towards, who had deserted from thrir
regiments near Falmouth ut the time of the con-
tamrla'ed forward movement, and gwen them
selves up TO the rebels Tor the express purpose
OF being paroied. The " hole party were tenn
pcralily confined in Forrest II all, and will ba
returned TO their regiments as soon as possible
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SIXTH ACDITOR's OTFICE.-The following
named clerks have been removed: w Miles
Si,tG0; William J. Bronaugh, $3.50; John
Todd, Sl,itn; William Evans, SI,4iH; r. r.
Thompson, Sl,i00. Their successors have not
yel been announced.
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I" HIDkS-6 ,gDEs.
w lbL Be esid 81 Pub lie Auction, on ever
wHDr kspAY and eAfu, RDAY, NJ II O'Clock 9,
m At the Wharf on Sixth strect W.shingtor, Al
sale. -
moment Of sale. g. BDk
lsls tehron.l 1t. Col and g. g. o.. g.
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NOTICH.-Those in want Of Employment Of any
kind would better call ON the new Intellixsnce
Once, No. 511 Ninth ST., where the best Of pay
Will be given to frst- ass Servants: have always
applications On hand for good Cooks, Laundresses,
Cham bermaids, Walters and Seamstresses; also
for Young Men to wait bles in pri sate families
or hotels Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
Of good help will fnd it to their advantage to CALL
N. B.-Housos wanted. The best Of tenants can
Aft n. II. MILLER.
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CHARGE OF KEEPING A DIsoRpERLY HOUSE.
On Saturday, Mary y uinlan, who keeps a shop
a; the corner OF Fourth and X streets, Ms
arrested on the complaint of Mr.. Rady, by
Officer Crown. on the charge OF keeping dis.
orderly house; it being testified that number
Of soldiers had been in the habit of congregating
there. Justice GiherSon committed her 10 iaiI
for court in default of hail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

LOB SALH-Lotl IL, Square SO, With three houses
on 1t, one fitted up for boarding or lodyies pur-
poses, containing ii rooms besides lar re Kitchen
cellar, pantry, entssss and hall. Tse 10 %,
bot and cold baths and vstsr In nearly al she
Liberty Marfst, on 9Th street. The roonn can BE-
rented 20 g to sverase e. PET .ssa .hiss you'd
be fitted sp. The other two hsuses now rented
fe. - year, hat wood easily bring $40, - rests
Are now hie her than whom rented them. Also ia
the Furniture viii Be sold With the property ifd de-
sired, - the owner Intend. % leave tbs atty. fesms
aid Osllestos, 9Th street vsat. ,he. sst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

THs SMALLPOX GRAVE YARD.-It IS a suh.
Ject OF very general compliant that lhr bodies
OF mos. VINO nave died OF the small pox al The
hospital near the contraband camp which ara
taken to tie graveyard on Boundary street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, are
buried very carelessiy. Many OF the collins
seem 10 De laid on the ground and few
shovelfuls OF dirt thrown over item This
slr'e: Is just now much used. persons passing
near Nv lie ground :it all hours, but not know
ing the horrid condition of the ground and bn
Ing ignorant Of the danger, no attention is paid
10 IL These facts, we hear, have been REPORT.
ed to The authorities several times, but as Vet
40 move has been made 10 remedy the evil
Would il not be we'll for Capt. Kr;,usc's men to
he put at work at this piacel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

HEAVY HAUL.-On Saturday afternoon q
qUartermaster, whose name we did not learn,
while riding in car, was robhsd Of his wallet
conta ming between two and three thousand
dollars, while going from the Treasury Depart.
rnant to Nineteenth street. 1t is thouSbt that 1t
was taken by one OF party Of Ave, probably
the same party who operated on Mr.. Brown,
who left the car near the Presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

JOSIAH y BAILEY has removed his eaddiers
Shop from as9 seventh street west, 70 "A
80 street north. where ke wall oek<a\
happy TO his Old friends sLd custo y
ntrs Particular attention paid TO re
pairing. All orders received and prompt
ly ATTENDED 10. ssHin