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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

In TowS.-Major DowNER is in town, seeing
his old friends. who give him hearty welcome
Also, Ben DICxERsos, who has been acting as
scout for Colonel Cloud. We welcome them as
gallant soldiers
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

~ Prentice says: ]" Those who talk of
= reconstruction Of the Union, With New
England left ost, are no better than the
otnef rebels, /" which statement terseiy sums
up the whole question.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

SHor.-on Thursday. the 18th inst, Mrs
Cummings was shot through the thigh, by Reu-
ben Church, youth of fourteen or fifteen sum-
mers. 1t was purely accidental, but nevertheless.
It suggests House of Refuge
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

u Preparations should be made Immediately
toPlace boat in the Smoky Hill. The spring
-, " ~ ~
whole southern country, unless such precaution
is taken. Let some one attend to it.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

- B; Buffalo Taylor, the tr,itor editor
o. eae Inquirer took leg bail out Of the
State. We believe he was last seen Ar
beard from in Platte City, Missouri.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

g The Republican and Smoky Hill arc again
clear of ice. The demise of the snow, together
with a heavy rain, have left this part of the
globe in condition TO submerge pedestrians.
Thus far the winter has been failure.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

DIED.-Near Kenton, of Consumption, on the
18th of February. JOHN RArITF, aged about &c,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

TIE SOLOMON AHEAD.-A few days ago an
American Lion was killed, on the Solomon. II
measured eight feet.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

10 Attention is called to Pipher's advertise
nent When you ego to mill" call on them.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28
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JUNCTION, SATURDAY. FEB. %, 1863.

No PArER.-No paper was issued from this
Office last week, because of an accident, which
rendered it impossible. 1t is perhaps as we'll.
Tor we got but one eastern mail in eigh. DAYS.
The suspension of our paper for week i. as
annoying to US as to our patrons.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

% Last Sunday night we received six day's
papers from Leavenworth
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

A party Of soldiers gave dance st Taylor's
Hall last Monday evening. 1t passed off pleas
antly.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
l. J. II. Mcfarland, Junction.
2. Patrick Maloney, Clarkes Creek.
3. James Morris, Lyons Creek.
4. Christian Wetzel, Davis Creek.
3. r. W. Colwell, Smoky Hill.
6. Hiram Beale, Ashland
T. Truman L. Pooler, Smoky Hill
8. Charles Briggs, McDowelrs Creek.
9. John Westover, Junction City
TO- James Pooler Smoky HILL
IL. William Mcclure, Smoky Hill.
II. Willard Raymonr, Island City.
Is. Alex. Dean, at Gilbcrt's
ii. Charles Whitehair Dry Creek.
Is. Fox Booth, Riley City.
16. L. W. Lyon, Junction City.
H. L. B. Perry, Island City
Is. Charles Boyer, Davis Greek.
PETIT JURORS.
|. L. n. Church, Junction City.
2. William Moffatt, do
3. Jacob Morrell, do
4. J. F. Schmidt, do
5. J. p Wiley, do
6. Marcus Mitchell, Ashland.
Z. c. A. Berry, Humboldt.
8. John Phelps, do
9. VIM. Cosgrovc, do
10. Patrick King, Dry Greek.
II. Daniel King, do
II. Patrick Doyle, do
Is. Paul Cramer, do
II. John Creach do
Is. Isaac II. Loder, Clarkes Creek.
l6. James Goggin, do
Il. Thomas Cameron, do
ls. John Hey, McDowelrs Creek.
10. John Briggs, do
20. A. Languin, West Point
81. John Fox, Kaw River.
D. Charles Salcho, Davis Creek
%. VIM. Reynolds Riley City.
"A. John Goodwin, s. e. corner, Davis Co.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

Carriers ADDREss-We have received, from
up the country, an installment" of poetry. L
was calculated for o New Years Address. VI
are sorry it came to hand at so late day, for in
this line we might have taken the "rag off the
BUSH" 1t is all appropriately sub-headed. tt
author is unknown to US, but not to Fame He
thus soft-soaps the press:
Ere Faust saw light
And scattered night
With Type and Press and Papers
Without the news,
What awful blues,
What horrid forms of ya;pors
Must have distressed
Your greatest, best,
And turned their thoughts to evil
Domestic jars
And civil wars
What wonders played the devil:
You had your isms
Those mystic prisms
That split apart the sun rays
10 cloud your mind,
Your sences blind,
AS We have in ou- own day
Without our press
Almighty mess
We'd want for things tbs certain,
Bout Black and White
We'd raise a fight
Till Fate let fall Our curtain.
That's bully; there's considerable latent talent
there, but we can't see it. After discussing
Humbugs and Politixs," he continues
And so we 20,
Mighty high and low
Like racers at q steeple,
No stops or stays
Obstructs our ways,
We're 60 ahead kinde Of people;
Oh Uncle Sam
How Great He Am,
Over all the Lands and Waters,
We wonder where
What other sphere
Our folks will take for quarters
We have only room for what he says about
THE LADIES.
On petticotes
We fondily dote,
Oh such Mysterious disguisers
A bloomer now,
All full and low,
We love all sorts and sizes,
On speeches beat,
Of high intent
To elevate their FILINGS,
Conventions now,
Are all the go
For womans rights and voting
We have heretofore RETAINED from giving pub. |
lefty to such stuff, having regard for the feel |
ngs of the writers. But to receive fourteen or |
fifteen pages of such matter is certainly enough
o make one of ordinary patience swear We are
compelled to exhibit it as specimen of what
We are continually bored with. For Heavens
axe, friends, spare US.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-02-28

COURT.-The District Court meets in this
city on next Monday, the I'd day of March,
A goodly attendance is anticipated The
docket is large. The following are the Grand
and Petit Jurors drawn for the term:
Evening star., 1863-05-13

"A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER REsoRr.-Tt Is
strange that our fellow-citizens who take their
families to the country or sea side during the
summer months do not turn their attention TO
Cambridge, Md on the Eastern Shore. 1t
contains about $500 inhabitants, and Is. as
beautifully shaded as Saratoga, while its nu-
merous private gardens ornamont 1T every
where with delightful flowers, SO that u the
season it resembles Florida land rather thani
other villages in this latitude.H is directly
upon the bank of 8 noble river, stocked with
fine oysters, soft crabs, fish of all descriptions
&c, and has every facility for salt water
bathing without charge. Besides, the roads in
its vicinity are the best we ever saw for pleasure
driving,s being level and hard. The prices
charged in Cambridge for board, as for all the
river and land -delicaeies Of Living, are much
lower than such things are to be had for eise-
wheEe, while access to1it'is by a very fine line
Of steamers, plying three times 3 week from
Baltimore, touching at. Annapolis and West
River.} Take it all in all, Cambridge ls the
place which families in this region should
patronage as summer resort. s{r.&
Evening star., 1863-05-13
gIlOID edition,
rHRxx oCIoOxR. N. :
LA1E FROM GRANTS ARMY.
A REBEL Ro0RBACK EXPLODED,

a telegram was received here to-day from
Gen Grant, dated the 9th inst, when his force
was on the Big Black He says nothing " hat
ever of having had an engagement on the day
when, according to rebel telegram we pub
slished 3 day or two since, he ,vsas alleged to
have been repulsed The tenor of his later sies-
patch above mentioned jusrsaes tue impression
that all had gone on we'll with his operations
up to that time; the latest period to which he
has been heard from either directly or through
the Richmond newspapers.
The affair of the 9Th, magnifed by the Rich.
mord papers dispa.chtof the 5th, from Jack
son, Miss.) was doubtless one OF pickets; too
unimportant to be mentioned by Gen. Grant.
% The fact that the Richmond papers Of later
date than the 5th make no further mention of
such repuise shows that there was nothing
whatever in il. .ts.t "a IS id t.,.5-
Evening star., 1863-05-13
DEATu or sToNEwAI1 JAou1ao,N

ra DEATH OF ST0NEWALL JACKSON.
~ While all admirers of chiYaIrous courage
and earnest devotion ito even bad cause)
mnst paw tribute of earnest and deep respect
to the memory. Of Stonewai Jackson, that
feeling st the South must be blended with the
dsspairing certainty that his place cannot ap-
prcximately, even, be fiiled.s
He was Lees right arm, perhaps the best ex.
ecutive officer that the world ever saw; and the
Confederate writer who said that his leader
ship on the battlefield was worth fitty thou.
sand men to the rebel cause was not much ex.
aggerating the actual fact.
Thus one by one the props to the sinking
Confederate cause fall away and make its
cause more hopelessiy desperate!
Evening star., 1863-05-13
SPIRIT OF ran MoRN,Ne pRrss

The Inte'tigeRcer affects TO see indications of
unbrotherly alienation between the Siamese
twins of the Chros'cle and the Press from the
different tone OF the two papers in editorial
comment upon Schaiks criticisms OF Hooker's
iae campaign. a@ q j sss.il,-s
The Chronicle thinks nothing more wanted to
demonstrate the sentiment OF the northern peo-
pie against the recognition at any time or under
any circumstances of the Southern Confederacy
than the recent disayowal on the part OF Fer
nando Wood Of his being in favor of an imme-
diate and unconditional peace, and regards it
as agreat tribute to q free people that this bold
bad man thus humbles himself to the majesty
of public opinion. 4sag. r|s.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
OUR DEAD AND WoUNDEp

1855. OUR DEAD AND WOUNDED
Information from the Army OF the Potomac
states that our wounded IN the late battles who
are within our lines are all being admirably
cared for, and that the enemy, while they re-
fuse to permit any person to visit our wounded
yet in their hands, promise to send them over
to us as soon as possible. @
The Secretary OF War has necessarily directed
that while the Army of .the Potomac remains
in its present position passes shall be granted
to persons 20 visit it with the view OF obtaining
the bodies OF deceased friends @4E LIS.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
CAPTURE OF A BLocKaDE RTssrp

CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNER.
Capt. Chas. ). Boggs, commanding the U. S.
steamer sacramento, reports that on the night
OF the LIST instant ne captured in the vicinity of
the entrance to Wilmington, N. e., the English
schooner Wanderer, from Nassau, while en-
deavoring 10 run the blockade. She was cleared
for Beaufort, N. c., and was loaded with salt
and herfings.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
THE ARMY OF THE poTou.c

Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, who has
been spending few days with the army has
just returned. He found the army in good or
der, and not at all dispirited by its retrograde
movement. All are eager for another conflict
with the enemy and confident OF success. The
wounded, the Governor reports, are excellent.
ly cared for-everything possible for their com.
tert being attended TO.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
D'UTAsSY COURT-MARTIAL

The defenceciosedt o-day, and the testimony
may be said TO be substantially at an end. It
is probable that before entering upon the arpu-
meDt the court will take a recess for a faw
days, in order to allow time for preparation.
During the session of the court rs witnesses
for the prosecution and 81 for the defence have
been examined, making in all s3.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

GEN. HALLECK AND THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC
We have reason to believe that there is no
truth in the story that Gen. Halleck designs
taking tn" field in person in the next mo ovemcnt
of the Army OF the Potomac. In fact by so
doing he would incapacitate himself for giving
an intelligent superintendence to our armies
generally, will be readily perceived.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
EXCHANGED

The Navy Department to-day received in.
formation from the proper authorities at Fort
ress Monroe, that the officers and men of tna
following vessels (who had from time to time
been made prisoners by the rebels,) have been
declared exchanged, viz: OF the steamers Hat
teras, Mercedita, Queen of the West, Harriet
Lare, Isaac Smith, Columbia, and the schooner
Evening star., 1863-05-13
@A@ FRANKLIN & co.,
OPTICIANS, S
244 PExSsYLvAEIAl AVENUE,
{north siae,) between l3ta and 18th sta,
5ss Pa. arsxass, ,sssdsT tis Na.sosal Ho:.

ROCK CRYSTAL Brazilian Pebble, aud I'M.
PROVED PERIeCoPIC SPECTaCLES, scientii.
csty an correctly suited to the proper condition
OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, ACHRoMATIC
MICROSCOPES BAEOMETERs, THERMoME.
MATIChL And SURVEYORS IEsTRU MENFS,
COMPAsSEs, CARTES Dc NISITE of contempo
rsnt Gus Civil and Military Celebritiss pH0TO-
GkAPHALBUMSi in every style sTERE0SCOPEs
and WE'VE. tx z. de in great afiety aud At
the lowest xares Wholesale or retail. my i37tf .
Evening star., 1863-05-13

GUERILLAS AGAIN IN LOUDON
A telegraph from General Schenck,s head
quarters in Baltimore, received here TODAY.
says that Moseby is again in the vicinity of
Goose Greek church, Loudon county, Va,
with force Of about 300 guerilla cavalry,
Evening star., 1863-05-13

ApPoISTED.-The following have been ap-
pointed examining surgeons by the Commis-
sioner of Pensions: DIR. Robert Frazer. Camden
N. J.; DR.. Alexander S;ewart,9 9Shippen sburg,
Pa; DIR. James r. Osborne, Fiichvsile, vt, and
Or. Livingston Ellwood, Schenectady, N. 7.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

NOTICE.
a LII Persons leaving accounts or claims in INV
haias Tor collection Will fn6 the same at ne OH c
OF Justice JOB N ID CLARKE, No. SO I2ra street
by paying the cost thereon.
my I2-Str j. W MANKIN
EHOE SALE-A handsome sorrel MARE 81 years
oic, witheCt any FAULT whatever, will -
guarantee. Rides easy, harness, saddle JSN
anu bFidie. Also, o Srst rate Bresd TroughNA.
snd s;x Boxes Inquire a 333 south street be
tween .st and I'd, Ci pitoi Hill, near Penn. av
my IL 2w*
MAD. DEMoREsT FOR syMMER-The Mirror
a 1sst Of pIss kss1ons for Summer By Madame Demo
Just pu oiished and for sale by
PHILIP & SOLOMONS,
Metropolitan Book Store
my l2-3t .S32 Pennsylvania avenue
SEVERAL SECONDHAND PIANOS IN BEST
- order one for SO, one S75 and one for->
Sl75, also several that have been rented -
out during the winter, for sale very cheapWVxIv
for cash OF upon easy terms At the Music Stors of
". G. METZ ERGTT,
my II Sole Depot of steinway's Pianos
A. GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN With A
"A SMALL LCAPITAL.-FOR SHEA frst-,ate
Place OF Business on the corner of Delaware avenue
ano street, close by the Soldiers' Retreat Ap,lY
al the Pennsyivania Eating House, street ba-
tween NEW Jersey avenue and north Capitol St
nay l27 7t*
Evening star., 1863-05-13

~ The Alexandra Daily Nsaus puts At the
head Of its columns the name of F. H. Pierpont
for re. election as Governor OF Virginia, =
Evening star., 1863-05-13
PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN DUNN AND
ELLIOTT

NEW YORK, May ia prize fight took place
this morning at Weehauken, between Dunn
and Elliott. Dunn was declared victor after
the twelfth round, not having received a scratch.
Elliott was badly punished.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

THE TAX SALE Owners of real estate
should bear in mind that the sale OF lots on
which taxes have not been paid, commences
on Friday, and it will be desirable for them if
they have property on the list to pay the taxes
before that day.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF SICK SOLDIERS FROM
HILTON HEAD,

NEW YORK, May 13.-The steamer Cosrno-
poiitan has arrived from Hilton Head On the
10th inst, with tn rec hundred anG fifty sick
soldiers. Among the passengers is Colonel
Fessenden. whose collar-bone has been broken
by fall from his horse
Evening star., 1863-05-13

PRoMoTED.-L. B. S. Miller, Of Wisconsin.
has been promoted TO third class clerkshlp,
in the First Auditors Office
Evening star., 1863-05-13

EATIoSAL LOAN. = Subscriptions, for the
past two DAYS, TO the fve-twenty lean, at he
Office Of Jay Cooke & Co., foot mp S2,500,eoo.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

Personal General Martindale, Military
Governor of Washington. left the city yester-
day for visit to his family in Rochester, NJ
Y. He will be abs ent for about ten days, DUR
ing which time the duties OF his position will
be performed by Maj. Gen. Hitchcock.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
TELEGRAPHIC.

CINCINNATI, May 13.-Gcn. Burnside's or
der No. Is recites the proceedings of courts.
martial, and sentences four spies to be hung
and one deserter to be shot on the goth OF Nav
Evening star., 1863-05-13

P1ANOSi
Mkn PIANOS PIANOS ma
THE LARGEST STOCKi 80
TH1 GREATEST VARIETY
THE BEST OF MAKERS !
NEW AND SECOND HAND
At prices and terms that defy any com petition !,
ton.
Hy DON'T buy Piano without calling and see
ing ours. JOHN r. Bills
Piano and Music ctore, 500 Pa. Az,
my l3-St between 9Th nd 10th sts.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Yesterday, Justice
NeKenna committed to Jail Mrs. A. Little.
Mrs. S. Damonen, Miss Matilda Thompson and
Miss Hannah Young. on the charge Of roboing
Jas. Mardis, or being accessory thereto, in the
house Of the former.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

S GOVERNMENT PRoPERTy FoUND.-The res
idence OF a Mr. Sykes. near Glenwood Come
terry. was searched yesterday and large lot of
Government property found This house is
near Finley and Lexington hospitals, from
whence the goods were stolen. Sykes was or.
dered 10 report to Capt Johnson this morning,
but tailed to do so So "
Evening star., 1863-05-13

dQH NEW STOCK. Aoc
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
just received, choice selection of new and
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
dinins rooms, and chambers. " p''' '~'''
F1Er-BoAhD pfdHsSs p4SSAs, STATUES. Eo' CENTER
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DE5IeNs GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
BUFFoR ANY REQUIRED STYLE Or sIZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
tWsrran'ed to be gilded with gold leaf,
The handsomest and the largest sssort tment in the
Alfo, an assortment of Dark W FOOD Frames, with q
beautiful variety Of smaaSsd Oval and Gard
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Different sizes and coiors; Picture Rings, ails,
taeeording ts their auslty5 viii be disposed Of az
ss low rates as they can be purchased for in the
District @ No, No nisrsgsen.stion made 70 effect sales.
goods. Terms cash. J. MAkKRITER.
eight doors above ODD Fellows Hall and the terms
CASH for goods and LABOR. my 2-9wso-
- FURNITURE-RURNITU a
McGREGoR & CO., A
Esgsss,Ss sys gzvHs$Szi $SSfiiiSSHsaars SfiiS SSERaas4r. -
S 1x
PAslok suIrBs in Brecasell., Rep, Plush and
ss IL iS Sss Walnut and m.
hosany, fun marble and handsomsly orn.mented.
tssfss v11ssfnsy SAaoasnS & Afseats nsst
TABtEs and DINING oHxiRs.. Superior Garisd
Hair Mattrosses, Husk and other Mattres esses Also
AisIse quantity OF priced Rsdsteads, Chairs,
Office Desks and Chairs and Book. cases,-aI OF
which are made from the best materials and war
Personsfurnishins would do well to look through
the stock before purchasing, q We are selling at
prices to suit the times McGRkGOR & CO.,
ap8 eO4w $50 Seventh st.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

NRPHANs' CUUKT, MAY 5FH 1868, DISTRICT
- OF CoL6agIk, Woshingfon County, to wit =
of the estate of Thomas ssanlan,. deceased,
the. Administrstor aforesaid has, with the an,
county aforesaid, appointed saturday the sath isy
of May instant fer the final settlement and distr-
of the assets in hand far the same have been
collected and turned into money, when nd where
all the creditors and heirs CT sao deceased are not
fed TO attend lat the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county aforesaidl With their claims properly
vouched or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ell bereft in said deceaseds estate provided
a cory of this order be published ence week for
Sefh day of May, 1865. Test: r. G. ROBBINS,
my l3-jgW3W* Reeisfar of Wills
Evening star., 1863-05-13
CHIEF ASSISTANT 9UARTERMAsERs OF

THIEF AsB1sTANT 9UARTERMASERS OF
~ FICE, TT
Depot of Washtagton, 215 G ST., cor. 18th ST.,
w..c,n nasainssos. y; c., May II, 1858.
WANTED-FOY the OF the United States
Government, for the construction OF Hospitals,
THIRTY $50; PERCHES OF SMALL BUILDING
STONk.
Persons able and willing to furnish win please
apply in person by letter at this once at or be.
fore IL O'Clock m. en- Friday, tho 18th instant
8 The proposition most advantageous to the Gov
ernment viii be accepted 80,
ii as EDWARD L. HART
my l3 ct Capt. andA O. H.. U. g. Army
Evening star., 1863-05-13

1NHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Il ing between p. Fleming and J.. Foy in the
stable business, was dissolved on the LIST day Of
Ay, by mutual consent. All persons indebted TO
the late firm win please settle thsr accounts with
eilner OF the lste firm. ?: FILMING,
Evening star., 1863-05-13

Quoted by P. Flemming at the old stnnd. TSere
ne wiz be happy to see the patrons Of the late firm
my IL 81" p. FLEMING.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

YNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
i yited to visit and inspect my Laundry, opposite
Growers Theater, every day from until 5 O'clock
having remodeied my entire washing facilities and
being desi rous tha the community should knew
that they have Lsund ry in their midst second to
none in the United States, for completing q large
amount Of work and With dispatch. Amy one hav-
will find Il to their advantage to have them washed
here before putting away for winter use. Blan-
kets washed in fiye minutes Stop md see it done
We wash and iron eyerything-no exception
my l9-lm* - JAS. Y. H0TOHkI5s, Prop
Evening star., 1863-05-13

SEIZED UNDER THE CoNFIscATIoG Act
The Marshal of the District yesterday took
possession of the house owned by Major Chas
;. Wallach OF the Rebel army, under the Con-
is on Indiana avenue, opposite City Hall, and
is at present occupied as q boarding g-fouse .
Evening star., 1863-05-13

EoR sALE.-The RESTAURANT and FIX
L Ius Es. No. 800 y street, DRINKING and
establishment 10 any one desiring rst rate stsps
for the business indicated, for cash but to no one
Who will not guarantee to keep an orderly house.
9Th the Improvements on the. premises included.
ness . rare chance is offered Xpuiy on 04ja tho
premises, E.@ nv "a ~ t1e
Evening star., 1863-05-13

ARRR. .CARRIAGESl CARRIAGEsIo xEsn7.
49, CARHIAGESi fsttSsSft5SSSSSS
On band the best lot of S---sk-
LIGHT cARRIAG;ESa s
ever offered in this market, for style and variety,
consisting in part Of Extension Tops, tuo and four
seat kockaways, top and no-tep Busgics, Jersey
Wagons &C.. &c. s 888 40
Also. sUTLERs' WAGONS of all sizss, with snd
~ithsnt springs N
Repairing promptly attended to. tf.s
R0BT Il. GRAHAM, Coachn1aker,
my L In. if STA D. and att EisatAst.
Evening star., 1863-05-13

nC@FuR CITY SURVEYOR,
tAS sp. 81. nom EGAN
Tue regular nominee Of tie Unconditionai Union
Convention of ell the WARDS
Evening star., 1863-05-13

EOR SALE-The LEAsE, GOOD WILL and
Il STOCK of . first class Grocery Store. None
need apply unless they have the cash Add ess
America, - Star Office. my Ia.sts
Evening star., 1863-05-13

oSISTANT QUA OFFICEl
"A Corner G and I'D Streets,
WAsHIsGroN, D. O., May Is, 1853 !
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
charge OF horses belonging to the United States.
that the Quartermaster's Department will NOT ha
responsible for the removal Of dead amin ais unlass
immediate notice of the death is given JoHE
bleH. -"
When nstice is so given, dead Government ami
mails will be promptly removed and receiuta in
duplicate be given by the teams sters
my 3-Sw Il. b. LACEY. Capt. A. @. II.