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BALLS, PARTIES. Nc.

BALLS, PARTIES, NC.
TEE th!mous CLUB TAKES PLEASURE
'aDn' t.r'ifhB.f{ R 4 = A iss't BALL, ~
WIN De given Tr'sxprRAror HALL. In
EVENING" w fsa 5s.a:ey 1T,
u SSofqmHtes OF Arangsmsnfs
John B hsaae; R ssRss D WsI:s.
q. Hurlshsy ia as2.
A Grand MAsoU BRApE AND Fanny DREss
R IA BAL VIII be give1 at the Assembly eN
HTe 90 TIE Day aan nt rs ,ss, Va on'o ave
Tickets .s Tso Dollars, admitting gentle. liz
II sn snd lao1es JAS Ct
FIRST GRAND BALL
wAsH1NGToN ASSOCIATION,
TEMPERANaE HALL, ~
On TUESDAY EVENING, jan as. 1854 "A
No ex2en.s hs. been spared to make this the es,t
1 ! ;.si ors DOLLAR admitting gentleman
Floor MANAGERS
N. Porter. q, N. Brunesin,
LOST AND FOUND.
hs; "a ssFssi sh 'snas!s =:
h' ,15 s a5 e f Pa II , st Ut r.:
s e ss and as
cGs nI1 MoIdaY, J.nus ~ 18th Two Pieces Of
B,osstsre Seventh street, near the Pest ONCE.
s. q * Sss s.U "a Cola.
co s If to III
recsive the sbove reward It's
$50 EpEnTxAsRs54.-ssolsn, on tee s.sa ins.; two
ore a that fms them VIII reesjys The above re-
son Hall Alley. ia 70 ST.
REWARE OF LoNe FINHERs-Ons Cent Re
fpnd 5sGrd S n no 7I@"k. z ssn awsg on
bsRkisafER Vim PSs svsn 70
fsa9 sHs ' Ssaf
I OFT On Saturday noTaln g bss.esn and 9th
The 6paeF Tll be suitably rewarded By leaving il
FQH!6NNRsTSon P, Penn ?, .vssue, email SUN OF
ing a. A X, Georseto Pest once, Stating the
aTae unit end paying for this advertisement.
T osr.on the 22d JSSoosET, IY6,, eae Letter,
to join = H %
FeE tse T s an d. IN s S
2s7 b street uorth, bet. I'd and 81 ssa. have
stopped the use of IL ia Is 2t~
CT REWARD. = stra5ed nwsy, last Tnsslsy
Co. nan =, ore Large B sex NEWFGUHD
fht nee; ns- srt to tia II ANS of Rover. Whea
= left * tC'E ih him his chain AMI collar; tle
liar rlsd- IF lea her. sDd had ~ ili' ais
T NJ. Eevej On the collar with red morocco. rne
ab We reward vi be paid IL tia above i u Gs.
Hver.d to pSTRR NAY. 10 "a EasE Market
Space. Geor :etoaD, y @. ts252ST
GS EEWARD Nj gssd. HARVEY FE ANCls
frrrn ms on he "a of the nth. He was seen %
k}' XRndr's last Ii Tsdsv End left tt ere for the
oSfsrkih'e purTCFe c. "0E. - EUr7z BE Us t va'ya
YsSTs OF age uf : g"s'r'e Nt0n c-frr y Iir
Light blue eyes, CO.'S four fees igh, AID had ~,
W; en- he left er.- JACKET aud Gantalonus OF bro
ian hue w f rpT the abb; reward Or his ID
where's bout g. az jead ~ bis recovery.
RICHARD sR.ECIs. Lcolored)
ass New York ave rue,
or st Andrew Ian ,ock g Restaurant,
j. - = 30 239 Penn. avenue.
cox REV ARD trssel or stolen, from tho
- % rTemisss CT Il. l.. Bowling, on the MARY.
lsrd sid. Ct Potomac, checnut sorrsl no - n.
about 49, hands high; long thin Eail And thin
name cuts fIcpt kDess when trottiug fast is about
rs ears cid an known by the pame OF Hickory.
Tie above reward will DO paid ard NO que stions
afEs7 ~ raturning to GEO. L. FlNEGAN 2tO
Ps g --.Gs. ja2a
Ga. EE#nRD.-Strayed from the subscriber,
~ 81 Me- rsey avenue, one Mahogony bay
fFCLT: three yFars; rot quite fftsen hands high
tn abcya rav ri will ia paid for the delivery of
tire SAID c"!t ~ J. =. - II BEL >, New Jersey
avenue NJ 7s0, de Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

. PROF. WOT OysEI.--lIavjHr t'ari much Of
the fame OF this dstn guisEed ua=Sfc9l artistic,
and tesi,ing to give my doU har IT. adyan-
ta!e Of the best instruction, 7 sra-' g. avrnf1 q
to the grounds of his alleged super -rits. lam
satisfied with the result. That he is q great
Vsrformer, no one dOub.s, bTt rs possesses the
still greater faculty of conuuni 1atirg his cx-
Cel!ence in vocal and iuStru mental music to
others who have any real talent or aptitude for
this noble Science. l can only advise those
who may ba skeptiCal to satisfy t., 'Insalves BY
following the example of a PARENT.
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NANNY Ann, Dip YOU she THOSE
L sBh LSP WhaE shawls, Ruth? Why those
elegant ones made espreasly for Babies tshs dar-
art the richest things ON ever did ses: Has tbs
one 0i.e ms my m9eri l. It's only round the
eIegsnt I'm broio ere! YoAes ard sleeves ana PAl-
ter ami has be 3: tifEl Embroidered Flanne SKIRT.
dCn't rub cut like come I've had, and mikes any
.ny u ore patterns. Vive Ia FLANNEL Shawl,
Skirtc and Stampinsl Jas
AIDES, LOOK HERE You can now set ~
Il kind CT Stitching al Tack ing as we'll as Plain
s, wing Gone ct the Ladies' sta M ping Depot 3sl
stoest oppoeite Pa'en. 0ffne, by arst elias. cps-
ra.cr en- q koe1ir d Vii ons Marhine Work
neatly ard promptly doIe. La les your patronage
If you please We can Eow ace1muod ate !si
wtth inceibia mark Tell As initial SITS N pin
on Esndkerchiefs Pillow Gases, &c Dolly olacs
in GOV o for eueh work. de- g IF
n MEDICAL
fERsCNs Suffering with Syphilis, Gonorrhos
Alest. Eeminsl Weakness. or privAts Diseases OF
sny description, shoIld e.ll Immediately upon
DR. DAVIS.
Female Diseases treated In the most scientific
and suecei sfpl L.spner
The Doctor's Diploma hspgsi in his ofdce.
A cure guaranteed. Fees moderate
ass 7th street, opposite ost on:e.
de 20 sm Room % MP staira
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

ESCAPE OF SNAIL PoX CAsE-On Tnurs
Gay !as', George william Rntter, soldier ste
toned at Fort Saratoga GEAR o uaen,s Cban-I;n
the county, who had the small pox, and WIS
placed in tint some distance from the for. in
charee OF two guards. made his escape ard b is
not been seen since, althou sh the country reuud
ABOUT has been thoroughly hunted. His COM
Tades are anxious to hear of him and will
thanEfuiiy receive any Information on the
SUBJECT. He carried Off with him his entire
STOCK OF clio hing and wora away with him a
coat made from gray blanket
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BOARDING.

A FEW FIRsTgLASS BOARDDRS CAN BE
"A accommodated by early application ct 357
Eleventh, bet, L ard NJ SITS. Locality pleasant aud
healthy. ja 2i-3s~
nNE Oh TWO hkabEhs OF YONG HE3S OR
" others can be accommodated vita Furnished
Rooms. with or Without Board. where there are NO
ia 22lws
COUNTRY BOARD FOR FAMILIXB Of OlerE,
~ can be obtained on good terms at Q pleasant
lccati1 n Two miles II 10 Annapolis jan stiOa, Ad
dress o. L., Annapolis junction. Rsferen Civ en-
and re CURED. IL q costs
NJI1R will be prepared to resolve Re suia. Tasi
Boardfrs ct 81 Ter week 80 l4-tf
A JBW FRS r.CLAaS BOARDEag GAN a.
"A accommodated ct 426 TWentieth street coraer
of =. The house has al the modern I'M pro- emsnts
10 1S-lms
UvHl RIvOUAO AND THH BATTLE RIYLD
i or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia eod Mary.
Land; BY cAss Geo. :. Aoyss, Uaass vy sl: 81
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From THH Fl oST A great maEE 81 our So'die-s
returning I'm trs army, Stop H.. - ..vznCR
49,. esr az g let. at the Dollsr gsIry Store
ard Pet Eesuti.ui p sent to geni home,
ia IHt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

HORSE CAsE-Yesterday, Henry Rich
ards was aTresied.by officer BealI, for having
IN MS possession horse belonging to Maurice
Murphy, and he was taken before Justice Bar
Iaclo, when he showed receipt for money
paid for the horse, and the Justice dismissed
the case ard restored the horse to Murphy, who
proved his property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

THE CASE OF W hITNLY-On Saturday, the
nearing in the case OF Isaac Whitney, who is
from California, where he is indicted. in con-
junction with Others, for he murder or Man.
uei terd. was continued before Chief Justice
Garttef upiil a late hour, during which Gov.
Boutwell,, OF Mass, Cant Frisby. Supt. Wehh
and Col Rossea u Were examined, al d The case
was postponed 10 yssteI day evening. The hear
ing was resumed last evening, when several
~itnesse s were examined, and the ise arain
cont nued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

VEJ HIpI6-HIDIe.
w ILL b sold &C Public AustIon, On evs.Y
NlDNl6DAY and eAfuRDAY, At II Onloek =
"a al the wharf on Sixth street, Waakiagtoa. q
the Govsrnmsn Bssi Aioes On Rama q ne ons -
Tsrns ...a, II Treasury motor. - = se.a q sAs
al f0lroa.I "a. Ool. ~ b. 3. b.
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LINEN TABLE DbMASKS

LINEN TABLE DbMASKS
II every variety of quality and pattern. from 81
cts to So 50 per yard. To hotel propretors and
others who buy by the piece, We offer special in
ducPments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

CONS. &c. Those afli.t-s .t'h thes2 trouble
some things, wheth-r r-"f off, also those
ire ub'ed with H1njo.s. G''lr.ities. dub a-d in
growing toe nails. %" En- great relief and salts
factory bcrPft ~ rr0i>'r@ - Dr.. White, f24
Pennsylvania avenue -. -ra * and 6. n rt-n"ts
No charges for coHs'rl'.t,. "a. ia : jf
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DAKslni 9rGHss 49, slesr I'D - pss,:ss 1T
sss ss;ss in g UtRe,X s.i = ~
York end 1elfimeis yAelesele ykieccs q
rWhoIeaalo a.. Tioar aud ICED Wsrshsaso.
cor. 81 md D 10 sad Indiaae q:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-26

THE CASE OF Mas. Mechanically direc.
ton OF Sergeant Johnson, I'd precinct, Rounds
man Mulloy, on Friday. investigated the cir
cumstances attending the death OF Mrs. Nc
Carly, on street, lear 3D., but failed to find
evidence Of foul play. 1t appears that five or
SIX days pre- viouS 10 her death, she fell do gn
while intoxic ated, and cut her head, but soon
recovered ard went TO work as usual. On
Thursday night she and Ter husband retired to
bed early, and the husband awakening about
9o'clock found his wife dead. The husb band
bears an excellent name in the neighbour God
and is a hard working man.
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GALE OF ooNDrMNED HORSES AN MuLss

CHEF QUARrHRMAsrER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHIsGroy, !
Wdshfaston, ID. g. January Is, lSSi,S
viii be sold st public auction, at the Corrsls
near the Observatory. Ia the city of Washington.
O, en- WEDNESDAY. February s, 1884 q ioe OF
HORSES AND MULEs
condemn IS unfit for public service. Also, 1t the
SHINE time and place.
STALLION,
thsrough bred,) the property Of the United
ststes
fsle to con- peuce At 10 O'Clock, N,
Terms cash in Government funds.
d II RU0KER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief lartsr master,
% 2S-10t Department OF Washington.
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LINEN CAMBRIC NDKERIHIEFS
We have very large and unusually attrsctiv,
stock for ladies' and gentlemen.
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Buying exclusively for cash. and only from i'm
oIters, ables to offer all of the above goods
at much lower prices than is generally charged in
tb is city.
jos ]. Ma CO.,
3Gs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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sSARK CHANCE.-56O0 will bny the Furntlre,
"A Fixtures aud Lease If RESTA q SA4 i n
Alexandria. The house is centrally located, coz
| tanning rooms aad good Gel doing: good
BUSINESS Essg0n Tor selling In uron-i-nr is 20.
ING rorth- Inquire at 1s3a North RoI al .trsa',
AltlexSndriS. ia
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PREsENTATIoNs--Dn SUNDAY noraing there
Were some interesting presentation affairs at
Grace Church Sunday School. The puniis,
through their superintendent, Mr.. s p Tay-
Tor, presented To Rev. Hclmead. rector of Grace
Church, surp1ica ard stole, as a mark OF their
affection; and Mr.. Tay lor was at the same time
recipient of a handsome PRAYER book from the
teachers, similar mark of regard
, 1864-05-12
THURSDAY R7RSEa, NAY nrH.
Fortyfst Representation Of tho drcst Drama of tho
TICKEr-0F-LEAVE MAN,

Boheft A11asley. Mr.. Frank Atko3.
Nay Edwsrds Observation-Disclosures Perrin.
- -FErrA11sheridausxs -. great Coaedy st the SCHOOL
, 1864-05-12

CopErT CouRT.-WtDowH' AwARDs.-On Tues-
day motion Was made and argued In the County
Court to ret aside the order Of the Court approving
the widows award In the matter OF the estate Of
the late John N. Davis, deceased, on the ground
that the award was too large, and that the sp-
praieert in allowing the widow $1,1e2, she having
no children, were guilty Of fraud. THIS motion was
made BY H king aud Others, creditors OF the c.
Yesterday Judge Bradven gave his decislon in
the case as follows:
"itis commended on the psrt Of the widow that
the Court has no Iewer to renore The appraisers,
question the amount Of the award.
The appraisers are officers appointed By the
court to sppraise the goods aud chatels Of the de-
the Same power to net a:tde Or REFUSE to approve
an appra1feue1t or award made bP NE appraisers
that ) court OF common law juIisdlcuon has to set
ASIDE the verdict Of. jnEy. But that thls is .
ttaud, mistake, or when the appraisc1nent Is 30
hirl Or low as to strike the court at ntst view az
hefnr decidedly wrong. see nothing In this award
that woud Cause me 70 disturb It s5ssps me its@ a
more IN tie widows award than In tue appsalse-
meut Blu. The Language OF our statute y pseu.
iiar: It does not use the word necessary" when
spene e Tesstg ~ dos sa b"us
hold md Kitchen . hut esya "ths @ xesr-
by ineaning the wearing appara t1st
ths ~tsgT 5 saa =, ehd5en ~ md .th
et without regard to whether It Is Necessary
appraised at the sanc amount in the award TO tho
The widow consents RI : Therefore to hare ths
vssue Of the wearing apparel in the award made to
eo11etpnnd With the apREaIsement, The order ap-
pr;se!z instructed to make IN award "a accordance
With thta optulou,"
, 1864-05-12
AmU8EMENEB.

Il.
TnB orHnA.-Faust brought with 1t ero~ueo
house, the nstt genuine opera audience Q, 'ne ssa
son. What Robert and Ernanl fAled 10 ao' saus'
succeeded admirably In doing. Tho ola ssassts
were there, aud Fauss'e countrynaen were tnete II
large numbcrr. Tho librstto does nq. tot1om a..
Goethee sublime creations rcrJ cosey, nns ~ ra
Of tie most effective passages ano eeeMes aIesG as
tained. The tuuxic Of tho opera y tcia
There afs few distinct melodies, anti ~ ~ H.
the accompanlments arc much snPslt4s ~ oans Nc
weak, md some that border, r. sla,s1s ae..i!s
on the commonplace ,,, As 70 ,1,ct,nn uSo1'
VIC reserve any criticism until IT, ns1 ut ,,nn
We may say, however. that It mas ueea Rpt thst -
upon the stage in superior manner, taaf nH.n -.
ecenc elect aud tableaux it vas ma9e sesJ GI1" @
tive All Of the artists did we'll and ~ cuotos @ A..
Instrumental effects were hne!y 1roueht OUT ~. ~
oHu band-the Light Guard-addea LACEY " LII
by the superior msnner In when i9ey oAssattsu M"
the thrilling Soldiers March. Il Wo9I4 naso stu
red The vital currents In mastodon. tne MAua;s
umcnt deserve great credit for tue mannes IL Mn '
they have brought ont Faust, and It's fepeaaon VIII
be eagerly looked for.
Ac4pzar or Mus1o-The benea. of The popular l3T aa
manager of tho minstrel troupe, VIZ come nn On
Friday Uo.morrow) night, on Hnacn occas!oa -
lar yaffety Of good things will 30 presented lor
the 'de!eetation OF bis admirers Bye t1e nye, Ws
notice that Two Of the gentlemen have enlsLea IN
Peter Shimp's 7ceiment-E. c. WrlHht ana tWl9
ValleAu. They are good for one hundred DAYS ana
their ul,ces viii be open when they return.
, 1864-05-12
ALDERMAN RuH's LETTER.
AFlutter Among the Copperheads-HoH they
Intend to Account for It-Other Changes,

: The publication of the Able and patrlotic letter
,e A,aa-,.n p,h ~ tha ror,t.entb Ward vaat.,
" NA4' AsAA ~ ~ . ~ ~" - to.,1
day morning, wherein nc announcer Ns auten1lon
to cut loose rom the rule or ruin party, and no
ionrrr af1I1iate with copperbeads and traitors.
crested Us muGn eons'e.a.aon u tno tAnss " 'n@
"Democsacy." as would the EXPLOSION OF sheu
allied with bu1Icts In crowded church on bright
sahhath morning. The dsmace vas also
osu1. o.,.s aS1a..,1s 1.ha-. -. svo,,ira -
qulto a eueeu'o ,no "a0 o~'s, euo
Eroauing, and hmpine, all Gay yesterday.
wnv,ndrG hetTeen Wind and wafer, Dr.. Hahn vas
hu1lo several times. and did what for a iouc time
~ hss nnt donatooF water freelT. The Maynr
and Alderman Rarrstt vkfe In close conanItat1on
win ana of tiio other AjGe,msn. whom they 1Tera
dttnoecd 10 coEsIder unre]isblo upon The oreat
SDIF SDFmoc,sttc' questions Of plnnder aud pfndl.
city Attorney Aaane looked 6 lun snd bisck a. .
e1hihitei ieerea Of rnnnosnra. under the cir
cumstnnce. altocpther femarkabIe. walsh
was NrnthT. OtSulIiyna exhibited beefy degree
OF etol!dity. Charley Willard Tas intensely dis
rnfted sud talked learuedly or ..rrcenbscks" and
rornne,atiye ttrcnea y Roberts LOOKED ri the law
coscernipc illegal ir1nsfers, through tue bars OF .
sTi5isnn e65 e1Sd nathan Asrk Sheridan Sullivan
~ anq Ia, xept 1}t1ss Hbs.1ag
W. ansoE pnet VI a Llsss ~. Io15aas 1as
..h.ad HsrJs ~ ne i.test nn%. r-nJn ;hs rnr
1e~nth Wnrd The H. scceah eonc~rns hinwera wnra
- - ia,,t sd.mstjv, an-T ~ Inar heb
Sould az eeem to indieata th.t hsytna ma5a "1 enod
'n1nE tasmsei,es; .hsy ploposea @ 10 ~ ny atlp; &
. HaFkahaW nao spoued tle consp11aIot6 n1ct
ii1s game . tnis nme. and ne NDomoc1ata ionno M
~ ,ha1@.1s .t,sh,ea .as shd "a ~
, 1864-05-12
THE WAR IN NOKTM CAK:o-
LIMA.
An Iron-Clad Battle In AtbcmarIe
Sound-EACApe Of the Rebel Ram.

sNEw YonK, May 11.-The Herald correspondent
at Newbezn. May 9th, baJa:-
.sThnrtdAy afternoon, the 6th the rebel ram Al
be1natle, accompanied By It's satellite Cotton Plant
them ct Plymouth .appeared at tho month Of Roam
Ceres and Commodore Hull Wers lyinP close to the
nverin the Sound. On pefceiyIng that the ram
made Of as r fearinl of IN ~ encounter, but
only anxious to draw the ram into the
Sound The rama followed In pursuit about
twelve miles, when tho gunboats Sassacns, Wyal-
using and Mattabesett,. double-enda1s, appeared.
Our gunboats, seven tn number, Immediately
opened FIRE, and q teHifc engagement ensned,
Ing the early part OF the battle tho Cotton Plant
succeeded In making hor escape, and ths ram,
firing rapidly. elowlY and steadily rctreated up tho
Sound. The gunboht Bomshen YVES soon Iotaken
with all On board, thlrty-four In number. The
easeacus, having an iron prow,. steamed at fnll
speed, and Ean INTO the ram, striving abatt the
centre, but apparently without fna1ctfng any in
retire, having her forward rudde1 knocked of and
= 1o0pound, Parrott shot was fred BY the ram
through her boiler,
sNieht had now set In and the movements Of tho
ram could not be accurately dtsccrne1 Closely
purEned bJ the gunbolt and under coYer OF dark
1ess, the ram succeaded In gaining and entering
Roahohe 9geti vhaFe tho glnboas coald not rcnr
''5s Il !ssss ssseS sfe.ss 1pouna.r.. She
be taket to capture or destroy her.
s'Reliable repofts from Einston report that the
rebel ram Neuse Il high aground. she draws seven
and half feet f WateE, and the river Is only four
aud td1f feettn depth The rebels for the present
havt abandoned her and taken the engine out
, 1864-05-12
From ST, PAUL.
Minnesota General and Military News

---
lspec1al Dlsps'en 70 tne Cn'easo Ir1nune.J
Ut. PAUL, Aay H. lsef-
ine olnel1 nsu EnQssffrs report thAs Gen Pope
10 gong ~ y ns"nston 1ltn several thousand
no9ps, aAd ~ az VI ssns on W. noa.let'
49, h...,,sas,a. .. 10 W sa0 % I'ov. Ma.esnnS. n
eaa,,,, aa ~, ~ ~ uas 1e1' eo''
The 8th regiment, mounted infantry, and I'd cav
a1v ara be;np .ou,nncd ,t the fort "a, ,be owed,
tia1 nna III, ,esra ~ -. ~ 49, .As ~:
subsistence for the animals. To change to militia
troops now would defeat tho whole campaign, ~
sa. 70 10 eneea'e % .ao e5oop. musE move soon. an,
oene1 Datcu o. leoel ueeeleis came up nndsr guard
yesterday to fight the Indians. The new enroll
ment Of thi. State has been ordsrsdby Col. Fry:
u.,a. rs.,h,. - suas nuou
Ms!or hsiens eomlnana sest,eo en-; ron a femo'na for
chiefs who were nrisonera-Iits1e Al. and M.5,c,na
nAs.,. ouu Aea'e'na
notue. 1he totalers na.s 1ons tnzeatenea TO 40
tenea of death. This rlds tbs es,tb sftvo ~, % tr,
--ss 80 sss.s.,se.t ~ o,ss 80 .Ltsr.- ~" ~ w.
Mos. prominent "no of"'a4 eu'eis an1onS Inc hos-
''.1 %,.. tnolans. oNna,,.,ou ...u .,,. e.... -
Thomas. is ordered to start rom camn Pan,
vh.1 10 M he Nine -i,ar 1so -t,a. 49,, po, n'po,
the 5eth. 1t conaists ofthe 9Th regimen. mounted
Infantry End cavalry and hattnry nr,,ty,1crv rrba
o.. ..s.. T. ..5-.a a.. -. go
GIN regiment 1s-ofoeseo 70 leaFe eauk centre Tor
the camp tomorrow. The cavalry and artillery
leave Fort Smelling next week. This fbrce vii
,,v +e, t,i, cn1,v ~ , ,3xo, ,ny,4 -. ~. 1,,sa.
o'n ~ Jon onAS y. gwen polas On ene missouri,
and the two expeditions will then moyeagalnst the
hostile Indians, The plan Is very good. but time
I'm ho-. - +o1t n. .to.- nt,t. ..xa,at,o,
VIII nase 70 tsn tns 1toI! o1 lis execution.
". PAG1, May l0..The supply Of Wheat In this
st1te is appatent'y Ine1nans.inle. E1eEy steam.
ooas Eoes uoMp loauen 20 ~ ut1n9at capaeity and
Jee taa ionnste 1PaNty ol AZ tue ooasa anu oafes
, 1864-05-12
REfORM SCHOOL.
Eighth ANIMAL Report-F1nanelal Exhibit.

TIE Eighth Annual Report Of the Board Of Guard
iars Of the Reform School OF this city Is now In
the hands Of tho city prtdter. The Report will ap
pear IN efen&o in the columns Of the secesh organ
this morning. the directors Of which in their usual
fairness have not furnished advance sheets to the
TRIBUNE. For this and all other courtesies they
hare whatever rnodicum Of thanks Is due to them.
The following is a summary o5G2ing7y handed by
them to another paper:
EThe average number Of boys employed in the
several departments durtngthe year are follows:
Ccntraet tEoc shop. IS; school shoe shop, Is:
tailor chop. Is; sEall boys' work SHOP IS farm
20; Gozmttor1es, 8; bakc1y and kitchen, I; kun-
|. dU, 10; dining roou, 10; general work, 2l.
As an instance Of the Ho!k done In the laundry,
were washed during the year. In the small boys
work shop ~ palrB Of stockings were msnn'ac-
Of hair was picked.
The retnrns Of tho tailor and shoe shops, End OF
kept diligently employed. The amount earned BY
tho boys On work not required for themselves, was
as follows: Small bQys' work shop, $41,g3; school
ahoc shop: 81. Is contract shoe shop, s1,aD.T.
II haa been deemed advisable by the Board to
workmen to fully instruct the Boys in the different
departments OF work and such as hre abba also to
cultivate and improve their mora1 and social nA-
tures. Many ofthe boys have dons well under the
instructions Of Aessfs, McDouGal, Nicholas i Co.,
the contractors fof shoes, and, since going out on
ticket Of leaye, haxe earned for themselves good
The past yeHf has bean rather d1sastrous for the
farm work auf1cient not having been realized from
Its products to pny expenses.
The following statement EtveB an exhibit OF the
expenditures and receipts Of the school during tho