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Evening star., 1864-05-02

A CASE OF KIBNAPPING.-On Friday, Nina
Alt, German girl, was forcibly taken from
the residence OF Mr.. Jacob Wilson, on the
Island, by two women, and carried to the
house Of Mr.. Hartagnsis, on Seventh street,
between and G., Island, whom they re-
quested to take charge of her until they called.
The girl, Nina, 1t will be recollected, is the
complainant against Casper Saur, who she
charges with attempting q rape on her, and
who has been held to bail for court on that
charge. She was bound to Saur, and after the
alleged ofense was committed she left his house
and hired herself in the family Of Mr.. Wilson.
Saur charged Wilson with harboring her, and
this case was heard few days ago by Justice
johnson, who dismissed it. On Friday, as
soon as the girl was missed, Mr.. Wilson in
formed officer Gibson, who went to the rail-
road to hinder any attempt 10 take her out of
the city, but subsequently discovered that she
was at the place mentioned. The girl states
that the parties who took her away from Mr..
Wilson's were Mrs. Dexter and Catherine
Kaimer, both of whom are relatives of Saurs,
who will probably be made to answer for 1t.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

A DIsoRDRRLY Observation-Disclosures, John
Nagle, hackman, was arrested yesterday by
officer Burch for disorderly conduct on Seventh
street and Pa. avenue. Nagle, IT appears, was
driving his hack, when the guard stopped him
to examine the horses, and he raised disturb.
ance. The officer had considerable trouble in
arresting him ana the affair attracted a large
crowd. Justice Giberson, this morning, fined
him 1854.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
HENRY ADDISON. p. NJ.

STOCK OF THE CORPORA rfON OF GEORGE.
- TOWN D. C.-Persons who would wish to pur-]
chase stock Of the Corporatien Of Heorgetowr. D.
c., on which interest viii be payable quarterly,
can obtain some application to- WILLIAM
LAIRD, Esq, Clerk of the Corporation.
ap ls-d3w ~ .'. rN lSa1f
Evening star., 1864-05-02

AN OLD SOLDIER CARED FoR.-L Leonard
Thompson, an old soldier sixty four years OF
age, was found by the second precinct police
SICK and in a helpless condition near Boundary
street The case was reported to Mayor Wal.
iach, VINO Immediately granted him permit
10 be cared for in the almshouse
Evening star., 1864-05-02

FIRE.-This morning, about o'clock, two
small frames houses on d street south, between
4th and 5th streets east, belonging to the estate
of the late Gov. Adams, and occupied by Moses
Bell and Redmon, colored, were discovered on
fire and entirely consumed. The several fire
companies were promptly on the ground, the
American Hook and Ladder, Columbia, Ana
costa and Cover nment steamer Rucker going
in rvice and to their efforts the saving of the
adjoining property is attributable. The police
of the Fifth and Sixth Wards were also On the
spot, and rendered all the assistance in their
power.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

HELD FOR HEARING.-Last night, officers
Lynch and Williams arrested John Kane and
John McNulty, two boys, aged Ia and IL years
respectively, on the charge Of sleeping in a
wagon, and this morning Justice Giberson
dismissed them on this charge, but held Nc
Nulty for q further hearing on the charge Of
being an accompIice of Patk Grady IN break
ing into bake. house on X street, and robbing
il OF a copper kettle, who was caught AT the
time committed to iail.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT ON TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEENL L
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, st 6
S and IL, III in Square No. III, fronting Il feet o.
Twentieth street, between L and N streets north.
running back 7s feet, improved By thres-story
Brick House. .s - ~ ..T n. l... -
Terms One half in cash the remainder in aix and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed of
trust on the premises. .--- .-- go .- .
Copveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
ap.30d J. MCGU d o., Auets.s
Evening star., 1864-05-02

SRIzING 4ovRRNMENT HoRsEs.-There was
quite an excitement throughout the city yes
terday in consequence Of the putting into exc
cution Of late order Of the Secretary Of War,
requiring the seizure Of all horses belonging TO
the Government that are used by its employees
videttes was increased in all parts of the city,
and patrols moved about the streets during the
entire day, and by this means about one hun
dred and tw enty horses were taken possession
Of, and large number OF persons committed to
the Central Guard-house, but afterwards re-
leased TO appear at headquarters to-day. At
the corner Of 7th street and Pa. avenue, quite
q crowd was collected during the morning, as
at that point number of horses branded U. s.
were detected in hacks and other vehicles.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
AUCTION SALES.
For other Auction safes see fir., page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRoW
RYJ. MceCIREI Co Auetiouee,s, =

XIV. .mcbIlRE Co. Auetioneess. ~
VAbUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEp
ffkoI EkTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT PUB.
On MONDAY, AFTERNOON, May I'd. st4 o'clock
On & me premises We shall sell, in the order ned
its ;@oGsing 10 descr! bed valuable property belong.
!, INV Z ~ the h.lrs 9ttae late Then ss Cook, vix.-
Lots ot u Z s balf Of "a apd26 In square No. n
n,i ing houses. with back baildines, fronting on
ty second streets west ~ ~U "sa
Lots g and "a are situated at the corner Of Tvan
ty first and streets, in full view Of Penusyi.
stI.a. Eania avenqs trontisg % fe.t inches on I
street west, occupied at presen by g. stover,
ESQ, as wood and coal yard.
Lots 2, B, AMI ~, are situated at the corner Of
Twenty 6rst street and north street, which
VIII be sub divided into convenient bnildins
lots two of them with two desirable two story
and basement brick dwelling houses With back
Lot on Pennsylvania avenue, between Twsn " drst
ana Twenty second streets, in the row nowr
as the" Six Buildings," with hne substantial
fre. - - y"
Terms One half cash, the EN- aindsr In 6 month";.
premises NV 5 -TsiSroE-. sd = = = ~
ap. sd j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts,
Evening star., 1864-05-02

T,0R, RENT-Wtth oy,vttbsuf Board. IN excel
IL lent PARLoR ana sevefafS SIell farsished BED.
ROOMS at $50 18th street. Stss1n .n1 ~
Patent Once, Post OlRce md ztreaarg. ana 1rate
Departmenta The location is unsurpsssed tn
WnsbinRton. No children In the house. de 2-u
Evening star., 1864-05-02
RY WIN. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionsers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER oFFIo1

EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFTIol
90 49, MATTER. j 900 @.ITE
Ry order Of the Post Once Department We shau
Auction y Store. No. 4a1 Seventh street, eommen;
the Catalogue 10 closed, emb br acn6 some thousand
lots Of every variety of goods accumulated In the
Dead Letter Office since 1850. 8 ...- 90. =. :
The lots consist Of -: s.. r-- .-
Some very valuable Gold and Silver Watches, .--
Chains, and Jewelry Of all kinds, -. ....r :. b.
Books, Clothing. Instruments, DO, de.
In fact samples and goods of every d. escription.
More particulsrly described in the Catalogue. as
Terms cash in Government funds.
Catalogues canbe had On application to the Auc
tioneers after the 18th instant.
ap.2l-1Ot WIN. B. LEWIS i CO., Auets. ,
RY THOMAS BOWLING Auctr; Georgetown.
VERY yALIABLE IMPRsyED PROPERTY ON
-, bBRIDGEeTREET,GE GE ORG ETOWN n = :
On TUESDAY AFT ERNOON, Mays at O'Clock,
on the premises. shall sell, for account of the
heirs Of Thomas Cock, the southwest, part OF Lot
No. In Old George own. fronting q feet l.2 iu
ches on Bridge STIR ct, between Gong ,esssnd Wash
inston streets, running back go feet to wide pub
lie al ey, improved by three story Brick Dwelling
House With back building. being the property oc
Terms One half Ssh; the remainder In six and
twelve months, with Interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. - ,-,r-,r s.
Copveysncing at the cost ofthe purchaser.
ap2s-d . THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
Evening star., 1864-05-02
RY J. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Auetionssrs.
IMPORTANT SALE OF CH0IcE LIBRARY

BOOKS.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. May Ith, at
succeeding Evening, At the same hour, until the
whole is disposed of, shall sell without reserve,
Of Baltimore. Md, to which valuable additions
comprsns and Wer. We hle
lustratedt Edition. Sets Of Monthlies, Pam phlets
Consressional Documents, &c, &c.
Terms cash
~Cstslogues now ready for delivery. =.
ap.30-dtf J. c. Meg UIRE e. CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-02
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENrs TONIGHT.

growers THRATRR-Mr. Grover, with
characteristics discrimination to please the rub
lie, has secured the services OF the Wallack-
Davenport combination for few nights more,
and for this his patrons will certainly thank
him, for at no time, than now, nave better
plays been put upon the Stage nor have they
been better performed. Tonight we are to
have " The King of the Commons" play
which will require the services OF ali Of the
company. .-..
FoRp's rHRATER.-For the first time during
this engagement Mr.. Forrest will appear as
sSpartacus,' in the thrilling tragedy, g The
Gladiator" Few, indeed, are the actors who
dare atte empt to perform this part, and we know
ofno one who is so well qualified in every re.
spect to give proper deIineation of the char.
aeter as is Mr.. Forrest, Mr. Ford has taken
much pains 10 get the play up In proper man.
pirate costumes.
ODD FELLOWS LKvEE.-The Grand Encamp.
ment Of Odd Fellows for this District will give
tsr, 1ne ., ise splendid ievees tor Which the fra;
Hall, 9TH street There will be a promenade
concert, an address by q member Of the frater-
nifty, and after that the votaries Of Terpsichore
VIII nave chance to trip 1t gaily on the light
fantastic toe. There will be ample enjoyment
for all. :
Observation-Disclosures Lea presf is to the
public new play, " The Mountain Outiaw,"
4 prize drama by John F. Poole, and which
will embrace in its representation Mrs. Frank
Drew, MIR. J. DeForrest, and many others.
Besides this, the regular concerthalI entertain-
ment will be given, and John MulIigan, IT.
W. Cavanaugh, and all of the company will
appear. ~ .... - .
FARIRTEEs-Themanage announce
splendid bill for to might, and indeed, for the
coming week; and among the performers are
J. S. Mafftt, Maggie Friel, Lima Windell, Hail,
Kerns, Thompson, and numerous others. The
singers have good voices and the dancers are
graceful. -
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Nellie Taylor, the
beautiful and accomplished vocalist, who has
delighted many upon other boards, has been
engaged and will appear here tonight as will
also Tom Vance. Joe Chiids, and many others
well.known in the Concert Hail business.
PROMENADE CONCERT AND FAIR-The
ladies OF Calvary Baptist Church propose
holding fair the present week in Old Trinity
Hall, on Fifth street, and it will commence
with grand promenade concert at which
some OF the best musical talent viii take part
The fair will be most delightful one.
BALLs.-J. n. Russell will give his grand
May Ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard,
tonight. There will be grand time no doubt,
every exertion has been made to make the party
a splendid one. =. ..s..- . =
The Young Hibernia Club give ball a,
Temperance Hall. A good time may be ex-
pected here -
AT Green Spring Pavilion pic mic Will be
given. - - ..-.,. -
Evening star., 1864-05-02
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE Days.
BY THOMAS BOWL NC, Auet ;aeorsstov..

ED PROPERTY BIfEEEN. EN.f M I sGE GsS xsPf9n, SNn
IHF POTOMAC RIVER IN GEoRG ET0WS ID
v. At PUBLIC AUCTION 9-> = '' ~.
a., Will cell at Public Auction on wRDNEsDAY
tne iitn day Of May. 1884, at clock p m on the
Pr Ne "a 'hat "a Valuable Property. beng g.rt Of
the south ses Of Cherry street. and So feet on the
sas. slds OF Potomac street and opposite to the
The improvements consist of q large two .story
and Basement Brick dwelling House. and BACK
Potomac ttr.et, adjoioise the above ASd rnnnins
back n feet, This props rty sitdsted as it is be-
cilities for manufacturing or other purposes. ana
Tor an investment such an opportunity seldom oc-
Terms: One half cash, ba'ance in six and Twelve
months secured by . deed of trusto the property.
Tttls perfect .-sr1 r.r--E ttEs a.. , -
CosveyaDcing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
aps.d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
Evening star., 1864-05-02

~. -
BUILDING LSTS AT HTHs e1RNEk OF
On MONDAY AFTERNOON May T. at 81 clock
on tne premises, We shall sell, Lots No TO- II aud
18th street west between : and U streets north
and lSs feet. a inches, on Vermont Avenue, at the
vided into convenient Building Lots
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder in six
of trust on the premises. . 80 - -. = =
Conveyances at the cost of purchaser, a-..
apN-d =. o. MoGUySa & 90 Aueta
Evening star., 1864-05-02

DYGREEN WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
AyEGETABLE AND FRUIT STAND AT ACC-
TION.
8 Auction eale of . fine Vegetable and Fruit Stall
in the Center Market, between eth and sth street,
No 326. on thu RsDAY, the sth day Of May, at Il1s
apN.d T GREEN WILLIAMS. Auots.
Evening star., 1864-05-02


yALUABLE LOTS ON VIRGINIA AVENUE. BE
TWEgN AZ AND 9Th STREEF. IsIAEb
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9TH. I'll a.
So oH ens premises we shall sell !aIt Of tot
on virginia ayenue between "a and 9Th streets,
feet desired it win be divided into three Lots of
about 2l feet front, each. - - : = -
Terms: One third cash the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed
of trust on the premises. - ~ -
Conveyances 81 the cost of the purchaser
ap2s- d tRep.l G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r; Georsetown.
TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSE ANp Lop IN
GEORGBT0WN ATzAUCTION
On WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th, 1T D
part OF Lot No. 25s, In Beatty & Hawkins addition
70 1eSr setoTn fronting 50 feet on Market street,
The improvements consist OF good two-storv
Frame House with Brick Basement.
Title perfect. Terms cash. I. - 81. .
An cenveyancing and stamps at the cost Of tie
ap p.so-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Aust.
Evening star., 1864-05-02

E0R RENT-A CARRIAGE HOUSE AND STA;
stalls for two horses with plenty Of room; with a
loft which will contain TX tens of hay Will be
rented at a moderate price if applied for immadi-
ately, at No. 324 street, between 18th and 18th.
9tH@- 'rF- .
Evening star., 1864-05-02
pYy. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Auc.ionesrs.

PYJ, Q. McGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
NICE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
MASSACHUsETTsA AvENO 3 BsTMEnN ATa
An ID aTH 4TREET WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THU URsDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, st 81
O'clock on the premises We shall sell, Iart Q. LOT
on the south side of ssachusets aver ue between
Fourth and Fifth streets west running bank 6sfset
/ inch to aO-foot alley, improved by . two-story
Frame House containing six rooms.
Immediate possession given.
Terms cash
Evening star., 1864-05-02

ARGE BRICK DWELLING on H north, be-
IS, coo. Immediate possession, Terms easy. Would
also sell other improved and uninproyed pro perty
in convenient locations. b, M1LBURN,
an G. I'M. 80 524 street north.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
From the New York Ledger.
WALLACE KEENE'S REVENGE,
BY AMY RANDOLPH.
| CONCLUDED,

The surgeon looked at Keene in amazement
He don't belong to your regiment-why arc
you so interested in the case p
"Because, Doctor" said Keene with strange
bright smile, "when | saw him lying under the
alders, dead, as thought, rcjoiced in my secret
heart. At first; only at first. The next mo-
ment remembered that | was a man and
Christian For years have carried the spirit
of Cain in my breast toward that man now it
Is washed out in his blood"
He bent tenderly over the motionless figure
and began anew to sponge away the red, oozing
drops.
It was high noon of the next day before the
wounded man started from a feyered doze into
the faint dawn of consciousness.
"Where am II" he faltered looking wildly
around him, with an Intellectual effort to raise
his dizzy head from the pillow.
"Now be easy" said Private Spicer who was
cleaning his gun by the bedside, and whistllng
softly of his work. s'You're all right, my boy.
Where are you? why, in the captains tent, to
be sure, and that's pretty good quarters Tor the
rank aud file should think
"The captains tent? how came | hereP'
tThat' just what | can't tell you-yoult
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18

Oh sacred word at which the heart
Forever throbs with proud delight
Thou bid st each lonely care depart,
And turnest clouds of grief to light
Thou max st the humble home more dear
paradise where joys abound;
Where q Union" is there too is cheer,
Devotion, peace and love profound.
Unknowing thee, what mortal can
Taste of the happiness Of life 4?
What is the world worth to man
When doom d to toll through endless strife?
Unless our hearts in concord blend
Where can we find domestic bliss
Life hath no charms without friend
The world is but drear abyss.
With nations rs with homes, the name
OF Union is holy thing
Prosperity becomes a dream,
And greatness fades with sundering.
We sink from title, place, to shame,
Each nation views with scornful eye,
land that once was proud-supreme-
Fall to insignifcance.
Then let us gather round the hearth
Of great nation, still as great
And free as any upon earth,
Forgetting petty party hate.
So may the fire of freedom burn
As brightly as it did of old,
And traitors, though too late, shall learn,
That Union cannot be control'd.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
have to ask himself, guess. ("


II remember now, said the man, passing his
hot hand vaguely across his throbbing forehead
| it was in that skirmish at-at-I cannot tell
where but it was across the river"
q To be sure it was, = assented Spicer sand
let me tell you, my fine fellow you came un-
pleasantly near never remembering anything
| again. You amt any relation to Captain Keene
be your
Keene-Keene p repeated the man.
I" Because" pursued Spicer "if you'd 'ha
been his own brother born he couldn' have taken
better care of you. His cousin, maybe, now"
"No-God forgive me, nor faltered the
wounded man. with low, bitter groan.
q Here he is now, " said spicer the loud, ia
miliar accents of his voice falling to a more re-
specially modulated tone as he rose and saluted
his officer He's all right Captain-as clear
headed as a bell /"
Very well, Spicer; you can go"
The private obeyed with alacrity. When they
were alone together in the tent, Wallace Keent
came to the low bedside.
I" So you re all right, Mr.. Harvey p he said
kindly.
"Captain Keene, murmured Harvey, shrink
ing from the soothing tone as if it had been a
dagger's point, q | have no right to expect this
treatment at your hand.''
aOh, never mind rights" said the young
man lightly. "What can | do to make you
more comfortable ~
q You forget sir, that am private soldier
you an officer"
@ The favors Of promotion are not always
equally bestowed, Mr.. Harvey. Nay will not
allow you to excite yourself fuI ther-you must
Just swallow this draught, and be content to let
me do the talking"
Harvey was silent, but his eyes were fell of
the tears he fan would drive back-tears of re-
morseful shame-and he turned his flushed face
away, lest the man he had once so grossly in
suited should see them fall
The next day he again alluded to the home
subject
Captain Keene, you asked me yesterday
what you could do for me %
eyes"
q want you to obtain leave for May to come
and nurse me when | am transferred to hos
pital."
Captain Keene turned towards the sick man
face white and hard as marble, and said in
strangely altered voice
6 Do you mean your sister ~
Ny sister-yes."
"Of course, if you wish it, can obtain per-
mission Harvey. But"
Well ~
Keene S cheek coored and nc bit his lip.
~ should not suppose she w be willing
to leave her husband for the very uncertain COM
| forts of hospital life
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18

l1dFHeY smiled, looking INTO ms companion
face with keen, searching eyes.
May is not married, Captain Keene--she has
| no such appendage as husband r
Not Married. ] heard thought
know what you heard and thought She
ras engaged and almost married--wc had nearly
| induced her to become Lisle Spencer wife
I" knew it, - muttcrcd Keene passonatcly
" But she refused him on the very eve of THO
wedding-day, when all the preparations were
complete down to the wedding ring Itself"
| bccausc-n
keene had risen, and was pacing up and down
the narrow limits of the tent with feycrish haste
| He stopped now and awaited the termination Of
the unfinished sentence with beating heart
Because, went or Harvey, a" she loved a
certain young volunteer who left S. about
two years ago too well ever to become any other
| man s wife"
"Hnrney--you do not mean to say
@ do though, old fellow and what is
more, ] mean to say that since I've been lying
in this tent my eyes have been pretty thoroughly
| opened TO my own absurd folly and imperti-
| ncnce. And when the time comes-I pray it
may not be far offwhen l place my little SIS
ers hand in yours, VIII you promise 10 forget
and forgiven"
There were tears in his eyes and voice
though he strove to speak lightly
q Harvey" said keene, bending eagerly
over the pillow YOU will not believe MT
when / tell you that at the moment had you
| brought in here wounded and, as fancied
| dying, | thought that Marion was far
moved from my widest aspirations rs if Deatl
| itself had parted us.
~ know it., said Harvey, with groan,
and it don't make my own conduct through
out appear any less rascally. Now, Captain
Keene, will you sit down and write to the young
lady in question? Or do you prefer that
3hould act as secretary ~
| Captain Kecne wrung his companions hand
| and hurried away, to mistake the bootjack for
IN inkstand, the telescope for a pen-case, and
| to commit several other no less inexcusabe ab-
surdities before he could settle down to his desk
| in sober earnest.
~ see you'll get nothing written to day,
| sighed Harvey, as he lay watching Wallace
| Kcene tear up sheet after sheet of condemned
note-paper.
~ shall though, smiled Wallace, Only
can't tell exactly which end of my letter to
| begin at."
| Captain Kcene did write-and if he inserted
little foreign matter into the epstle it didn't
matter, for Harvey, considerate fellow, never
asked to see it.
| Marion came and when her brother was pro-
| NOTED into the convalcscent ward and she went
| home again it was only to lose herself in bow
ers Of orange-bossoms forests OF white satin
ribbon, and acres of pearly, shimmering silk
shot with frosty CLEANS of silvery brocade. For
the course of true love after all its turns and in
trcaces, had at length found its way into the
sunshine, and running smooth over sands
of gold.
Wallace Keene had wrought good for evil
and verify he was not without his reward.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
goetrp.
Written for the Hammond Gazette
UNION.

BY JAMES NJ DoSNELL, co. R, 9Th n. nv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
ESPECIAL NOTICE. |
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See advertisement. For sale by all
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where.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28
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