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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At THE CORNER OF VELFTH
STREET WEST AND MASSACHU SETTS AVE.

SEhEET WEST AND MASSACHU SETTS AVE.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 4, att elk,
on the premises, By virtue Of decree Of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Colum oia sitting
Shancery, passed IN certain causes, mos, 2lo and
hosslle Martha, his wife, are complainants. and
Eugene, George, Maria. Louisa. Rosalie. and Mich
olas b. Van2andt, minor children of George @.
Vanzsndt, de:sased, and Arietta L. Vanzandt. mi
nor child of Joseph A Vanzandt deceased, heirs at
law of Maria Wood VanZandt and Nicholas B Van.
Zabdt dec d. are defendants 1 shall sell Lot num-
Der three (3) in John Davidson's division of Lot
numbered two (2) in Square numb three hundred
and fifteen (3l5, situated at the of Twelfth
street west and Massachusetts, avenue, containing
1909 square feet, more or less, ana improved by
q substantial and we'll arranged Frame Dwelling
House, containing nine rooms
The grounds are handsomely laid out with fruit
snd flowers, az the whole property is very desira.
Also Lot No, 4 in Dsvdson's s sub division of the
vest part Of said square, fronting twenty five feet
on the east side of Twelfth street west between
Mass chusetts avenue and north NJ street, and
running g back one hundred feet one inch
Terms One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest. secured by the pur-
chaser's notes with approved surety. On the att
hcation OF the sale by the court. and payment in
full OF the purchase money, the trustee will con.
Vey the titles in fee simple.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
20 re sell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star.
,Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
my.23-d ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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~ D w1sHIseroS, May 2, 1864.
C0ppER 9OAIE

There will be offered for sale at pub biic auction on
THURSDAY, June 2, at u O'Clock, m, At the
United States Navy Yard, Washington. about sew
II can be examined at any time previous to the
day of sale upon application to the Commsndant OF
scsle have shown 81 per cent. OF metallic copper.
Twenty per cent of the purchase money must be
viii be allowed 70 remove 10 from the yard; and
OF so removed the deposit viii b forfeited to the
All payrnents to be made In Government funds,
Tssd my.4-eo2v
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GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD'5 HOTEL.


THE COOLEST THEATER IN NAMERIoA. VEN
ICE WiTEk FOX Ah TIE i9s "iGBGNsc 4 GBfENcE!
THIS S, lysdpesday! p EVENING, May 25 1861.
N.O'''N . ~ - OPERA SEASON.
FEss Etndrsp r. tRs hibsfsas e the
1sas fsaGss ME T hs fGbbffRnGs pa Donna
First Ns S fhs gesSts prima
opera In four fstSR fbssR FRE1scHUTz
ottocar, Prince OF Bohemia N. Heinrich steinecke
f5ss!
SsspaI, Cas- SsIen First Ranger M: Anton Graft
sSs Via Theodore
Kiilan, wealthy Peasant m Kronfsld Sen nrsad
Bridesnsids Foresters, Musicians Apparitions. s,1
n, III act THIRD the celebrated InGantatios Scene.
sI,in Go6ins; tsp,Tites. Demons, the Phantom Hunt
CARL ANSCHUTZ. 80. Conductor of the Opera
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEvEKTH STREET.
PRSf SfRRkbE RobR$ H. ENocHs pToREistoEs
THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
THE CITY!
First appearance of the great favorite Ethiopian
FRANK KERNs AND tSib5.I. ]. THOMPSON:
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTsl
BEAUTIFUL BALLETsi
COMIC PANTOMIMESi
NEGRO BURLESQUESi
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING
BY
GREAT METROPOLlEAN TROUPE.
lOu -. - cents
Orchestra Chairs. 80 cents
Private Boxes 50 and S5
AeRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY
FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN
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RYJ. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
NINTH sTREET WEbT, BETWEEN 0 AND 2

SSrNHh STHr frS $500 EbT, BETWEEN o AND z
P9Ispant to q deed in trust made and executed
BY Richard A. Hyde, of Washington City, to the
subscriber to secure certain debt therein men
TONED shall proceed to sell, at public auction.
on the Seventh day of june next. At 6 O'Clock d.
m, on the premises, all that piece parcel Of
ground and premises. situated, lying, and being in
the said City of Washington, and District of Col
umbia, and known and designated as Lot numb bered
ten (l0) in Cruttenden's sub division of Square
number three hundred and ninety eight fsss }
fronting twenty (20) feet Ninth street west be-
tween and streets north and running back with
singular, the improvements, privileges, heredita-
ments and appurtensnces to the same belonging,
or IN any wise appertainipg. :"
Terms: One half of the purchsse money cash,
the balance in three and SIX months, with inter.
deed in trust on the premises.
All conyeyances including revenue stamps at the
expense OF tia purchaser
lIttbe terms not complied with within five DAYS
after T. day of sale, the propertE will be resoid.
at the risk and cost of the defsultipg purchaser,
after FIVE days notice in the Even ng Star.
CHAS. P WANNALL Trustee
my.5-eoGts j. @ Meg UIRE CO., Aucts
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Knshindton, D. G.. NAV q, IS6A..

War Department, Adjutdnt GeneTdPs ONCE,
Washington, ID. c., May 81, 1864.
Captain J. M. Eyster, 18th United States IN.
fantry, having been reported to the headquar.
ters Of the army for falling to report at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, as ordered, is hereby notified
that he will be recommended for dismissal from
the service OF the United States, unless, within
fifteen (15) days from this date, he appear
before the Military Commission, in session in
this city, Of which Brigadier General CaId-
well, United States volunteers, is president,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against him. e. ID. TowNsRND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
FORD's NEW THEArER,

oF PUBLIC CAMUSEMENT1 IN THE CITY,
AGREAT sUcCEssl
HO USES GRO WDED,
THIS EVENING, t-.-..
THIRD NIGHT OF THE REVIVAL
OF TIE
N A 1 A D QU e E N,
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
ELEGANT APPOINTMENTS,
BRILLIANT COSTUMES.
GRAND MARCHES,
AND TABLEAUX.
UNEQUALED CAST OF CHARACTERS,
embracing the names Of the Washington fayorits
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
The Celebrated Pantomimist
MR.. j. II. FOSTER,
ALL THE FAVORITES OF THE COMPANY.
During the spectacle,
a GRAND AMAZONIAN MARCH
EIGHTEEN YsonuNe LADIES,
NofE.-This grand and most beautiful spectacle,
the scenery, costumes and machinery of which
cost over
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
cannot be produced after this week Shakspesre' 3
COMEDY OF ERRORS
will shortly be produced, with an
UNEQUALED CAST,
and in an elaborate manner in every detail, OWNS
to the great demand for seats to witness the
NA1AD QUEEN,
the management announces that places can be Sc
cured three days in advance
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ. e. MCGUIRE & co ,Auctidneers.

LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS BELONGING
on T9 pRls IHE sT y}EEGENT Orphan aA J. .AsYtUM
At the Auction Roons ss os a.
81; ViDcents Orphan Asylum, the following vsiu-
able vacant Lots, viz:
II Lets and % in saTsrs No Is fronting together
tween ana streets north '''''' "'''' 20
Lot 10, Square 81, ftontius g. feet 9 inches on
and north reefs.
feet inches on New York ayepae and ias fsst 'a
inches, on virginia avenue between twentieth and
twenty IL at streets west
=, Lotz Square l23, fronting l9 feet IL inches on
etn Streets west, running through to New York
Lots 10 and "A, ls, q and %, in souare No. 1s7
onnnS re spectlvely on Sixteenth street vest, be-
iiteenth and Sixteenth streets west and Fifts.nth
stTeet yest, between north and streets
NOS 3, II. H. Ii, H. l5 10 and 10, in Square
FL, tHtonRpg reskectivelyi on north H between
.sna syenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streels west, and Fourteenth street betvaen III
and RHODE Island avenue WV
oss Nos 10. a. 10 and 16 in Square "A, fronting
SEVENTH streets vest Seventh street west, between
3 ana streets north. and street north between
SlItn and seventh streets west
Lots2 2a, "a, and 3d. in Square No. 7a3, front
second streets east and Second street east be.
tween south and streets.
LOT 10 4, In Square 95S, fronting on Tenth street
east, between II and streets north.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
we've months, with interest, secured by adeed
oitrust on the premises
uonyeyances and revenue stamps st the cost Of
Plats of the property may be seen at our counting
my.2s-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
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a UOTION SALE OF CoNDENNEb HORSES

WAR DxpARrxzsr. oAyALrY BUREAU,
OPProH OF CHIEF QgARrnRA1sflA,3
WdsbtRstoB. ID. C., April IS, 1854
sold At pubc suction TO ne hsins inisnss. oia
a .i as Psnn. .aa g1as:s
GettysbGrg, Psnna.. Monday, May 9Th,
Altoona, Penns. ThursdAy, May 18th,
Mtfhin, Pepns., Thursday, May 18TH,
Reading, Penns., Thursdsy, May 18th,
Lebanon, Penna.. Thursday, June 20
SorthumberlAnd, Penna., Thursdsys Sune s'n'
Seranton, Penns. Thursday, June 10Th.
William sport, Penna., Thursday, Jane "a.
Hundred and Fifty 1901 st each OF the other RlsceS
These horses have been condemned As unns iof
the cavalry service of the United States army:
For road and farm purposes many sooo 'aisAiHs
may be had.
Horses win be sold singly.
Sales begin Ct 10 q. m. >, and continue daHy on'n
FERNS: cash, in United States Tressusy Sotes
onsi Btjeao 1t. Col and G. q. n Cavalry bureau.
United srArEs MAhsHALs SALE.
In virtue of two writs Of Fier Fseiss issued from
The UIsrk's ofice of the Circuit Court Of the
Distrint Of Colum bia and to me directed, / will
.rpose 10 uu sale for cash. ut the front OF the
Oourt House door of said county. on MONDAY. the
sth dsy of Juns next. 1854, at IL o'clock all de-
fendant right, title. ela and lnter m ana 10
Lots No !, 2. and 5, in Square No 81 oeiips the
d BON as the property of william Dou glass and will
he sold TO satisfy judicial No 2s5 and 7g9 70 octo
Der term 1880 in favor of VIM. Z. W. "hiIs ana
Brother, use of James X. smIn;, Sss qi Hshrs
Douglass WM; sh N n
my Is d&ds late u .. MAIsnnL. -. ~.
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LARGE AND DE8IRABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNsYLY.NIA AVE
ME, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH AND
TWENTYFIFTH STREETS WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERN00MM May 81, at o'clock,
on the premises shall sell. large three story
and attic Brick DveDiing House, vito dining room
e1tspsion No Is Pennsylvania avenue, between
24th and 18th streets west, containing th1r teen
together with Q vacant Lot adjoining on the east
side improved with fruit trees and shrubbery.
and is in ali respects desirable as q residence.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder In siI
AND twelve months, with interest, secured By deed
Of trust the premises.
Copyeysnces at the cost Of the purchaser.
Early possession given
will be added, q desirable Vacant Lot on the same
my as.dtd ]. G. MCGUIRE & 90 Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-25

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
States of America.
To all rhom ii may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CARL G. FINKLBR has been ap-
pointed Consul Of the Duchy OF Nassau, for the
State Of California, to reside at San Francisco,
1 do hereby recognize him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and ENJOY such functions,
powers, and privileges, as are allowed to the
Consuls Of the most favored nations, in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the Seal OF
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the City Of Wash
ington, the 21st day OF May, A. d. 1854,
r.. 81 and of the Independence OF the United
States of America the 6sth.
4 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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OE &c la l. 4.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the United
States of America.
To all avhon, 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CONSTANTINE z. RALLI has been
appointed Vice Consul of Greece, at ST. Louis,
Missouri, do hereby recognize him as such,
and declare HIM free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to the Vice Consuls Of the most favored
nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, ana tne sea-
of the United States to be hereunto
affixed. -.
Given under my hand at the City OF Wash
ington. the Goth day OF May, a. u: lso4.
RI, 81 and of the Independence Of the United
states of America, the eeth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF state.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionsers.

"a J. z. McG UIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON z STREET,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On EsDAY, May 3lst, at o'clock, p. m :. on
the premises We thai Sc !, all that vacant Lot sit.
usted on tie north side of z street north, being
the easter part of OF No ?, in Square 4O6 lying
between the line of the face of tht easterly wall of
bsick house. for many years occupied by VIM.
Linton Esq and the westerly line of Lot No. 1, in
said Square, being IS feet inches. more less in
width ard running back 81 feet inches to q ten
feet alley way. A part of brick stable at the
passes with the land.
Tte nei1h bor hood of this property to the Patent
and Post ONCE Departments makes it q desirable
location for private residence or for office purpo
and nine onths, with interest and secured on the
property
Title uuquastionable.
Cost Of convey ance, including revenue stamps,
70 be paid by the purchaser.
nv I9-eoAd DIS j. c. MCG UIRE & CO., Aucts
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DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

sILE VALUABLE o UNIMPRoyED PROPER
TY.
By virtue of de cree Of the Orphans Court OF the
District of Columbia passed the 10th day OF May.
1854 which decree has been approved by the Su-
prenne Court of said District, in Equity sitting,
No f2i shall sell at Public Auction, 10 the high.
est bidder, on MONDAY the 30th day of May, 1864,
at O'Clock, q. N all of subdivision Lot nu In-
oered 81, in Square numbered 545, with appurte.
IEnces.
Ali yeyancipg at ths cost Of the purchaser.
Upon default of the purchaser to comply with
the terms of sale, the property will De e-sold at
lice. ISABELLA n hAyIbL gSsfuIan.
NV Is-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RY J.. O. Nee & CO., Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HousE AND lot oN
Ely srx = Ans A nssTREIT WEST, BETWEEN AND q
On IHURsDAY AFTERNOON, May as. =. .b.
sell the south part of Lot No. n, in Squsre No
fronting 26 feet l01a inches the west side Of
and running bach about l0l feet to q paved ailey
and ipProved By . comfortable two-story brick
Sal. to take place on the premises at half past
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in s;.
of trust on the premises - ~
Title perfect.
Conveyances at the cost oft purchaser
GsRMHn Gkgi " nCs4499RHEksANE,} s49REs Executors.
my .20-d ] O. MeGII,RE A. 90 Apc&.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11

= ruF EXPLOSION At CITY POINT.
!, ssad BY parties who arrived here to day
- the explosion Of the ammunition boat,
UT pntv Point, noticed in the dispatch OF Mr..
o,.ton caused great dealof damage lnjnr-
:. soveral other boats, demolishing several
:. s.aoo huildlngs, and killing and wound'ng
.,uber of men. Among the buildings IN
;nred was the Post Office, Adams Express
I,H;ce and some Of the Commissary houses.
s-The5 Star Of this evening says
,prbe loss Of life was fearful, but when the
Vanderbilt left city Point yesterday morning
i. exact humber Of killed and wounded had
ri been definitely ascertained. Sixty are re-
nned to have been killed outright, and be-
tween two and three hundred wounded.
Asufficient quantity Of heads, arms, and
lees to FIJI twenty seven sacks were picked up
~ the beach, and the water is said to have
beeu literally filed with limbs and bodies in
every state of disfgurment. The depot build
lao, lust completed is mass OF ruins.
A boat loaded with various kinds OF ammu-
milton vas being u.loaded by the negroes OF
Che Quartermaster's Department, nearly a
hundred in number, and the only theory adj
ysnced as to the cause Of the calamity is that
ash6ll must have been dropped by one Of them,
thus COMMUNICATING the fire to the entire mass.
A boat loaded with stores was lying along
side another, and was torn to pieces, a large
portion being raised completely out of the wa
ter and thrown through the sterehouse on the
DOCK
The casualties are believed to be at least so
killed and nearly 100 wounded. A number of
bodies Of negroes have been found, besides
those above mentioned, and there are l6 In
the post hospital, while others are scattered in
different localities. Twenty FIVE negroes, more
Or less wounded, were taken to the colored
general hospital, under chargeof DIR. Calhoun,
where several amputatlons were performed.
Five shells passed through the roof OF the
sanitary Commission boat, but no one upon it
vas injured
Iii believed that many bodies were blown
10 the river, which will never be recovered.
In the Commsssary Department six men are
known to be killed, and some twenty five
wounded Twelve men belonging to the rail
road were injured.
The loss Of property is not known, but will
prove to be very large. The Goth New York
lost SIX killed and seventeen wounded, and the
l4Sth Ohio lost three killed aud four wounded.
KIDNAPPED.-S2o .REWARD-Mys son,
~ WILLIAM HENRY BAYLOR, was
nsdnapped from the Market House, in Alexan-
qnfa on Tuesday morning, the 10Th Of July
a ne aged about Il years, is about feet nigh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11

HIN ALEAA IN DItlA JAZ ELL 81
The New York World doubts whether Far
ragut will succeed in taking the city of Mobile.
and says it was understood before the expe
dltion sailed chat the Object was merely to get
possession Of Forts Gaines and Morgan, so as
to relieve the large blockaling feet doing duty
of that harbor.
An arrival at New York from Liverpool, to-
day, brings the intelligence that the Paris
Press, under reserve, announces The conclusion
Of peace between Germany and Denmark =
The basis is unknown. The arlnistice has
been slightly prolonged.
The New York Evening Post contains de-
tailed account, showing how the city OF Boston
has been engaged in importing men from Eu-
rope, to go into the army as substitutes and
volunteers 1t appears that three shiploads
were brought over, for the most part from
Germany.
Dr. T. Holmes, proprietor of the enbalm
ing establishment on Pennsylvania avenue, in
Washington, was arrested yesterday and com
mtted to The Oh Capitol, charged with VIC
lating military order respecting the embalm-
ing Of bodies
A sale of captured and abandoned proper
ty," consisting of all kinds Of furniture, pianos,
books, &C., &c., &c, is advertised ito take
place at No / King street, Alexandria, on
the oath day Of August next.
It is understood that the sentence OF the
court martial in the case of Surgeon General
Hammond is, that he be suspended from his
rank and pay for three years
At last dates there were thirty thousand
Federal prisoners in Andersonyille, Ga. Near
" two thousand eight hundred prisoners died
there during the month OF June.
Acapulco has been surrendered by the forces
of Alvarez. General Uraga has declared tor
the Empire A Liberal force holds Collna.-.
The blockade of Manzanila is not enforced.
There are now sufficient number of vacant
beds in the Washington hospitals to accommo-
date four thousand patients.
The property destroyed by the late Tornado
at Poiut Lookout, amounted to $4,000 In
value.
GOLD.
New YORK, August ll.-Gold, to day. 254.
--=7==7-===-==============
GOAL! co,1,,
For sale to arrive, from Philadelphia two car
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL n UTlCE
W l.. MILBURN DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington Ns.,
DIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
VI dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the follow
ing named hours: From half-past eightto half
past ten A. NJ; half past three to half past five.
and half-past six to eight O clock ?. NJ. during
which hours he will be prepared TO fill WITH
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions.
lie l0-2rn*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11

WORTH WHILE TO TALK ABOUTi
w Money Scarce Having received all my
goods lately bought at the Philadelphia Do
mestic Sale, can offer great inducements. -
10 pieces yard wide heavy COTTON, at 50 cts.
yard-worth at present ~ Cts loO PIECES
YARD wide, at 40 ellsworth 60 cts; also 500
HOOPSKIRTS, at $l.00 a piece-20 springs
Call and see the inducements offered this week at
Fl. SCH WAR;,
aug 9-tf NO. 49, hmg street.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-11
The Dying Soldier.
BY A. A. SHESLER

AFTER the dreadful battle at Pittsburg
Landing, soldier lay mortally wound
ed on the field. One of his officers ap-
preaching him, asked, what can I do
for you q TO which he replied, take
my Bible from my knapsack, sir, ifyou
please-it is the Bible got at the Sab
bath -school-and read to me the sixth
and seventh verses of the fourth chap
ter, second of Timothy" The officer
soon found the sacred book, and amid
the groans of the wounded and dying
soldiers, by whom they were surround
ed, read, II am now ready to be offered,
and the time Of my departure is at hand
l have fought good fight | have fin
ished my course !; | have kept the faith"
"Yes, thank God," exclaimed the dying
young man, II have fought good fight.
God first, my country next. First the
cross of Christ, and next the Stars and
Stripes ~ With these words upon his
lips, and the hope of a bright immor-
tality beamlng from his face, this young
Christian soldier, who had come from
the great Sabbath school army to shed his
lobod and offer up his life in defense of
our beloved Union, ascended to city Of
habitation, whose builder and maker is
God. Precious thought. He died at
his post patriot and Christian.
Children's Friend.