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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08
PRovosr MARSHAL GEEssAL's OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May ~, 1853.
ALI men who desire to Join any particular rsgi-
ment of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby autho
rizsd to present themselves any time during the
next thirty days to the Board in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the SER
vice. and if found to be At the Provost Marshal of
the District shall Sive them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters Of
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General Of
the State. As soon as they presentthemselves At
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered By . mastering and Disturbing officer. and
paid by him the bounty allowed BY law.
JAMES b. FRY,
my 29-1m Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

A CoUGH, COLD. OR An IRBIrATED THRoAr, II
allowed to progress, results serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRecHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CA
TARRB they beneficial, The good effects result
ing from the of the Troches, and their extended
nse, has caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure
TO guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the genuine Brotrn's Bronchial Trochss which
have proceed their efficacy by a test of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troehes. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tai the voice and are exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at % cents per
box, Ian I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

ANTIPATHY TO FERNANDO WooD.-On Sat-
urday morning, Fernando Wood, Esq, of New
York city, accompanied by several other am.
school, arrived at the Camden rail way station,
in q train from Washington, on their way to
New York. numoer OF our citizens were at
the depot at the time, but did not know that
such parsonage was present. 1t was not SO,
however, with a party of New York volun-
teers, who soon recognized Wood, and cursed
him heartily, calling him a. copperhead,
traitor, rebel, and other similar epithets. Mr..
ton, for several policemen, including Sergeant
Chambers and officer Morgan, Of the southern
district, were present, and declared they would
not permit the preparation Of any overt act.
Soon after the train lett, and all was quiet
Baltimore american.
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'Sursrxr COT NJ OF !: lss DrsrRrcr OF CO.

'SUPEENE cor NJ OF TN nY3rgYcr or CO.
- LUEEfA
ii'''''e we WINE" egS 1ssse ss"0 eoH' 'c4 sa'o
,r,...s sea-. =. D.. 60, ~.
pa 49, -. - 49, HSnnss No
"HfoT I;ha &C.. IA ane Guy OF Washington
WS.-... * ~ AZ, ~ Inr
!. ia. pals oa Lo. nem 9esea FOUR ~ IN
.s1a.e ssl naIoei .sfse sanareo xaa ssve1fy
s,on III .,,es ~ LIZ rcs, me OF ssla 81
srs as.t ron ~ pths a.s'sa. wen! ionr ~
tSsnss ...t t.sntx aoh st sG.mer VI sa,d hc.
sMlf-st thames wsst .nts aaal fsnf .h,rH
Lot n,@t.rsI tSaets nr "oai IN sn. .nns psrs 81
three hwnSrsd .rJ . W. ss,1I h ts
a.sS 49,. 49, ..sf ~ Il tS.S oeIn2 ING
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THIS 10 TO NOTIFY sUTLERs or TN
and 8 short notices On finda of WA6ONs, "a. ~
pertaining to suffers. CHARLU6 ELXoK.
mar A-6ms BNNam6fS. I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

SGen. Hunter gives AZ reason for enforc-
ing general CONSUMPTION in his department,
that among those found there was one known
rebel spy, several professional gamblers. with
the cheating implements Of their trade. and
others equally Objectionable.
SA lady in Chicago, eng aged in the man.
ufacture OF millinery goods, who was In the
habit of biting of the threads while sewing,
was recently poisoned by absorbing arsenic,
used for coloring the goods in which she
worked.
S-The lumber business on the Penobseot has
been unusually successful the past winter
single firm in Bangor has cut and run over the
Sebec dam Z, O00. 600 feet of spruce logs.
~ The rebels in Texas, it is said have
arrested the wife of Gen. A. J. Hamilton, to
hold her as a hostage that her husband will not
aid the Federal cause.
~The fashionable dance of Paris is now the
uMarcne Cocasse" It is danced backwards
each gentleman holding the lady before him by
clasplng her round the waist.
~ Gen. Rosecrans has ordered all Rebel
officers, now prisoners of war in his Depart
ment, to be placed in close confinement until the
Rebel retaliation threats are retracted
~ The New York Times attributes the fail
IRE at Ficksburg to noncompliance by Gen.
McClernand with Gen. Grants orders
~ Cyrus W. Field has gone to Europe to
complete arrangements for telegraph across
the north Atlantic.
SSeyen hundred Mormons, few days
ago, passed through New York, on their way
to Utah.
~A scheme is on foot to connect the At
lantic and Pacific coasts of South America.
through the Argentine provinces by rail.
~One hundred and forty mine thousand
six hundred and eighty two emigrants have
arrived at New York since January Isl.
~ There are $4,000 guns on hand at the
Springfield ArInory.
SThere are 10000 enrolled militia in the
State of Missouri ready TO act.
SThe enrolling Off GERS of New York are
enrolling negroes as well as white men,
HGov. Cobnrn, of Maine, was so ill lately,
that his life was despared of.
9-The seventeen year locusts, have made
their appearance in Western Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

The CHEAPEST AHB BIs1 HAN DYE IN rHIWoRLD-
Eeru Fades o. Washes Oss.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
ceHts . box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by g.
O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue Wash.
inaton. and Henry Cock. Alexandria. lat ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

IN CKEREL-MACKERELi
JONES & COZ,
mye Corner Eighth and streets.
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SA NJ A TAN'S GIFT!
2aMAPTTAN,S GJETy

sAMAR GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eosoRRHHHs1A G Ff,t93s e SHSt Fl g.
Only Tea Pills to Be Taken to E6eet a Cure
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate. ~
Of the university Of Psnnsy lvania one of the most
NO ExPosUEE, NO TEoUELE, NO CHANGE waATES ss.
Let those Who have despaired Of getting cured,
Or who have been gorged with Balsam Oopaiva, or
~ ~ s4MARITAWs GIFT.
PrieeoMaie packages. s.. Female. SO.
R5SSR Rss ssRss EstSSR
sAMARz4zMs ho S9isz zNp A e JUICES
81 a$S i a;s iI'Si
sas
and permanent. Take then of this purifying RENE.
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos.
Bun 80 a6 yFu in after
RoeR askB 9Tfohs The
system, vsli as ali the bad effects Of Mercury.
male: 81 RoS Sa ssb a.RR ss
W Wb;,ea happily .daptsd in ulcerated pergs. II
Debility. and for all complaints incident to the sex
81 cent ny express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
SAMARITAN's cHANoRE WASH.
Prtce Is cents. Fun directions.
- DESMOND Co., Bog ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. rnsr Of 18th and
HENkY COOA. Alexandria. may Ctr
W. ppTN n0Q m NT01Dv,
"a. SuHsT40N The 4. RsoIristDEs Of The PAR
and M1DI0INE, have dstermined-ra1ardless 81
sxpsnseEto issue free. lfor the benefit Of Euerins
n9man1ty Jox OF their most instructive and Inter
citing Lectures on Marrisse Nad its DiscuaI6ca
WON Ne#ous Debility, Premature Decline, Indi.
fSguon, Weaknesg, Depression, or isnorance Of
RhysisleU md NstursI Law. These invsiusbIs
lecg1fes have been the means Of enliehtsnine and
nvine theusanAs. and win DO FORWARDED free On The
reoe!pt OF ngr sfemps, by addressing Sseyetssv
Bfoadway. New York. n iA.iy
w, Rors CLOTHING.
BOYS and CHIIDR1NH OLOTHIN0 al III
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3lIA1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, efa Baltimore ~
HaSrisbASg, to the North aad Wks-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on 3unday-quiek time
Low fare and connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther informstisn apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
syivania Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. 0fice open from
.. M. until p. M; on SUNDAYS from to p. m.
"a lily i. o, NORf0H. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-08

W. POYSCLOTHING.
BOYH and CHILDRENT CIOTHTNa az n % >
newest styles suitable for the present season for
attention. Of parents, --s'ss s0e
WALL, eTlPHENs 4 CO..
- 329 Hennsy1spiA Avenue befveAn
- VIZ Ninth and Tenth streets,
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", CARRIAGES ! . : y No
- have we now on hand and dsilx rscsiy; alSRE,
CARRIAGES, made By the best build 49,
ere in the country; consisting Of one splendid full
Oalsehe, ons Oaleehe Coach, Bretts; four and six
seat Rocl aways and GerIuantowns, Boat Wagons
Tor two or four persons, Doctors Phaetons, Plain
and shifting TOP Buggies, osether with number
also, several splendid eleishs. al purchased for
eask and can be sold TO suit the times to those uko
mar Is. fm THOMAS YOUNG.
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y ALUA ABLE LA NOS FOR SALE.

By direction Of the Hon, Secretary of the
the viii receive sealed bios
and best f.rmins Land in ainnesSsas 'A' 'n0''ss'
and .ii Ss sold to the and best bidsss n
with the Winne6aso Indians, 4 pill 18th, isss and
Of ths
5Pdia.: ana ior sas Reservation IN
dollars and afty cents per acre
same viii be notified thereafter Is pracsic.
able II within thirty days after such notice the
Sa 70 sns mad. ass a
oe sae1set 20 sac ne 70 any ether person
e en- as seen after payment as the same csn
ce PrePi;reaa paynsnts may be made either in
Indians issued the 81 rss
Of Indian Affairs, for. the debt Of said indians,
above mentioned. The right to reject any and al
City p &C g. and endorsed BIO for WinnsSssso
sDEsCRIprION OF LANDsn
sections IS 10, and 9, of Township Io6 north,
ssstion.s Is, TO- 50. 81, of Township ld7 north,
Section 81, Of Township los north, of Range s
Sections Is to &c. inclusive. Of Township log north
OF Range 70 west.
Sections to "a, and sections a, g, and %. Of
township lo7 north, of Rangers vest ~
ssct,cns to s. inclusive, of Township lOs north,
Sections 2 to g inclusive, of Township lo north,
north, of Range Is west. s'.".'- ~ "
Sections 80 to &c. inclusive. of Township Ioe north
Al Az Of Townships los and lc7 north. Of anee %
Sections 81 to Sc, inclusive of Township aa mort,
OF Bange q west. 80 -...-N o
west. W h>~nse~ -
81 to So. inclusive Of Township los north,
Bids win be received as above inv; ted until the
ise OF July next, at which time all bids then re-
oeigso VIII oe examined and acted upon.
ana actsd upon ct tbs expiratiop Of each period Of
o months. WILLIAM z. DOLE,
WaghinRtQn city. ID O. MAY q lS2 mxS- 2axkx
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On. DuPoHf'S SuSar.coared Female Regulating
Pins are the cy best in They operate speedily
and Effectively, and being coated create nau
sea upon the most delicate stomach A trial Of
these Pills will prove their .xpsrioyity ov all others
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. jS6-ly
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BAroEILe1's HAIR DYE,
YyI L IL I'LL

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Eye pro.
duoes celor not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem
sdies the Ill effects of bad dyes, and invgorates the
Hair for life. Greg, Rcd OF Rxsty Hair instantly
tnrns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
Soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, 80.
~ The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BAr0H1-
LOB. o. shs Joss- siiss Of each 5oz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsss York.
n lily (Late is Broadway and is Bond it,
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SUPREhE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
g.rhRYA

s'''.s as 'a' 0si'sd ss@.. District oon,te, SAID
ss.s as q Lot .s s Ss s.. No no 7t
Half Lot No II, sqnsre No. $50; Lot No. -,
r.. s: s Sew d. VI oa"s'' NO. 10 saa LOT
whereas. th.s part Q, Lot numbered one, a,in
Ing non. 2; tss1ty,nss Is, fee. By the sp.h .,
numbered three, in square numbered three ann.
ORD and twsnty-ferr, ss2D and the aosts hais Of
skir.ssn IN ak ssa
northwest corner Of said dare. and running east
inches. thssee seuih:s1sy soj fsst thence south
eastwardlY. ana At right auslss to Maryland
drad and forty sht (2s feet. nine lp inches, 10
two San.rsd and s.eivs tsiaj feet. ten s, inches
to the place of beginning, as the same are known.
On 81 hs %
Ct Columbia, recorded 10 the land records Of said
heredits to the same OF in any WISE
ssss I9snes hesn have Sssn ssssd
by the Marshal Of the United States for the District
Of Ct ct p
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
:s
cate the Of and for ether
triet of Colum ba. did on the 9Th day Of May, A.
1865, file Libel of Information in this Court pray
ing the condemnation of said property and real ss
tate under the act aforesaid and that process 0.
property and real estate and IN persons interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them at
ssny dsy e and g. a In
May, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
sixty three, OEDEREb that notice be given to
tate, and ali persons interested claiming an in
terest therein to appear and answer this Informa-
cause, if any they have why said property and real
estate and the right. title and interest therein of
and sold according to law and that nstiee be given
by posting copy Of this order upon the front door
of the court house of the District of Coumbis, and
by publication in the Evening Star twice . week
previously to said first Monday of July next, the
jus Q next.
By order ofthe Court, 9Th May, 1865
Test: r. j. MEIG6, Clerk,
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TICE
sm authorized by the Secretary of War to raise
BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer speeial SER.
Gsce.
Each company will be organized IS prescribed in
General Orders No. Las. series OF 1861.
All officers viii be selected and appointed By the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
the Secretary Of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
ofthis Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
telliaent men will 10 enlisted
The best, Heetest and moat serviessble Horses
only win be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new GEL
ebrstsd Repeating Rise. discharsins fftsen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply 1t No. 213 Penn.
avenue. L. O. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commandins Battalion.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- eraption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
oftewnships above enumerated is required to estGb.
sh the to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver ofthe proper land office and make payment
therefor as soon practicable after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
feited. j. NJ EDMUNDS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Note.-Under the regulations of the Department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamatons. except to such
publishers specsaly author, ed to pu blish bY
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25
The Ei.bniond Enmminer or sle siinn,ion.

The Richmond IIaminer Of the 2lst, in an
editorial. says: Two years ago our amy Was On
csmped at Bowling Green. and our batteries on the
beetling cliffs Of Columbus scowic1 defiance at Cairo
Now hold position the boIGcrs OF CeoIsin. aad
await the cncmys advance In the interior o. Iissi i
Chattanooga Is in tic enemys hands, AID The Inc Of
the Tennessee fortified ny the hand OF nature and as
We a-c told susceptible Of defense b. small body Of
troops against a numerous army has been YIELDED
without attempt at resistance IN batio the loa'
bo.h side IS abo1f equal Ia retreat 1t il.s tPor
the foircating army.
The Willy ard cautious BosccIsfs VIII not fight uit
supported by superiority OF numbers. lie lsss nothing
in the hope OF br'nt victory md rapid triumph. h.s
strategy is opitome Of The war II Kosetnn u d"
be defeated he mus be attacked Ia position who're he
has los, no time 10 hriiyirg himself The confidence
Of soldiers in thcr leaders is ossenio tie success Of
army.
Ii may be rnfortuna;e bg' is roiofious that Gen
Bragg has MOI succeeded In inspiring lis army with i-s
feeling. Cannot q suitable nan be- found to command
the Army Of the West on field where 50 hcas! siak,
IL ~ be lost or won't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25

doing much 20 aid the cause of OH country in time
OF such peril as II when Admiral FGrragut had the
honor and the pleasure to do tho work lie had done.
Applause II was "a work that would be remembered
IN history among the greatest that had been done
and 1t had done much % secure 10 the country the
nigh honor that was due TO lts power any Other that
We could boast Of
Prof JIrDER was neg. called upon He said he had
come heie to Gee Of the heroes of ou present hsto
~ and TO shake hands with him. He believed that
when the heart overlooked with that which it felt it
sometimes Choked the voice. Ii with him
All that he could say that his heart and he knew
the hearts Of al present also thrObbed with gratitude
and admiration Of the gallant officer who had honored
us with his presence He rccOllcctcd well how the
nounCemc OF what Admiral tarragui had done at the
mouth Of the Mississippi was received here with the
greatest delight and had stirred up the hearts of the
whole community. All felt tha, he was entitled 10 the
cheers and plsrdts of the pcopeaS hearty rs those
that had greeted him today. lApplause.l lie (Pro.
L. was unprepaied IN set words 10 do justice 10 the
Occas ion but he desired to assure Admiral iaIragui
that there was a single loyal citizen Of The United
States. single lover oi his country who Was not
prepared when the question put to MIN. 10 ac.
know ledge the debt Of gratitude due HIM. lAppmuse
Admiral FABRAGlT said that lie felt he had done moth
ing more than his duty and that was all any man could
do Still he felt gratiicd for the compliment that bad
been bestowed upon him IN this public manner ii gave
him great pleasure 10 meet face face with many Of
New York distinguished citizens As "a what he had
done he ft that every loyal citizen would hive done
the same Thing II he had only had the opportunity to DO
so. lApplause.l
Gen. WETMogE EXPRESSED the hope that Admiral
Farragut would have another opportunity soon.
Aficr hiIefrcmarks by DAVID LhAvIIT and JONATHAN
STURcs csls the mCcing adjourned ~ loud cheers
for Admiral fairngui. after winch nearly all present.
were personally introduced to him
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Auiusf aicut..

Wi,Irn GARDEN Nj. Booth gave bis
f.f.h appreciation of Hamlet last night. The ~
trld,rrcyas 800 ll.s 80 ihai TIE r.a cement decided
49, isi moment {, adhere 80 ih~ Original plan % adj
changing o. bl rltn aeu wrci. Oihrio Ha.cA ai'
am "a fricss i. 10 not b. p'od1o.i thereon
afu. Mold
AIlLOs GARpsS The concluding perform
..trof N.r..,,r. on Nedac.lay evening va' a.
.- "a by one 81 tAc ir.esi nndi.ace, ever ,ocu essen
80 iAis colossal ,heairi. Nr iaaanarn whoae lmper
..,. ai.Da 81 ihc iro w.ii bong bc remembered a.
mot original ana poacffll piece oi aciinf Wa o.
.cafcd with drsiui1T aplaJse which wa' fci~'i"
.iei ell As principal ,crar, iui eliminated In or' Of
f.se -platanrru. a1i unanimous orfa4fs.s o. entAt
s1ssn wci 1871 actoi - fortunate 20 receive ouc, IN be-
~ time
o. s..ta.day to. morrow NJ. Baldulann taxes -
I.acGt ou which occasion be- viii appear of tie he'
fe ou iac El-.sl stag. b. tic chiraric o. Hamlet
The interest % tle occa..oa vii be- yieat! enhanced
%, iar let ilai Mos. Ior.-i aud Booth-'u. ine
.a,e.t a.iits irisclias-aair s1 recently Appeared
u 'le a.me role
NwLD's SALpON.-ArtcTa, Wdfd, Snowman.
,h.,.ns 20 great expense arranged With Nj. Harn1m.
NJ Mos M L.leard aud tie o;hcl ghost d'nI'r'
a.. to r1aiht lly OF their ware. til, season announce
chat i-ofe going 90 Callornin with BIZ o"n e'o't Do
pll deliver yi.cd.ciDy ovation ~ hhlor lv'I' 81
ii. oour,r Of which he viii give hi, WOW IN thc "i".'
,.oa' question - wen - On things generally ahd Tie
Constitution lse time named tot the lecture Is ncA
M.duesdtv evening
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uI-TIuEsTBR tOsNIs AtHttiL
TgRsI SOCIETY fAsH.
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Tterc is GOT much oii tn JOB 20. We 10 q 90 .
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