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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-20

PRoTRACTRp MEETINGS SIN addition to the
series Of meetings at the McKendree Chapel,
under the charge of Rev. John Thrush. and at
Ryland Chapel, under charge OF Rev J. M II.
Lemon, meetings were commenced yesterday
at the 9th street Methodist Protestant Church,
Rev J. T. Ward, and East Washington M. p.
Church, Rev. W. W. Reese, at both of which,
much interest is manifested.
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
III FIRST DIVISION.
WASHIN0TON (]ITy Auvuat a vpcx

HORSES, HORSES. RORSHesss ~ 1854.
Horses suitable for avalry and Artillerv sarvica
will be purchased atGiesboro' Depot, in open msr-
Horses will be delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore, A. @. NJ, and be subjected to the usual
Government inspection before being accepted
Price of Cavalry Horses, $E5 each
Price Of artillery Horses, $i8e each. ,s
PAYMENT win be made for six fe, and mora
JANIS EKIN I1sss
~ ~ -,tH Colonel First Division,
sep slim Q1artermsstsr Generalh once.
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"ANTED-Three unfurnIshed ROOMS, suita-
w bic for housekeeping, within ten minutes
walk of the Star Office. Address stating terms
and locality, E. ]. B.. Box 663, Post Office.
1xrr
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sep Is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
GOVERNMENT SALE.

shall sell at Public Auction, on SATURDAY
September "a, at my Auction Rooms, No seq 7th
street, under Odd Fellows Hail. the following ar
ticles
9Globes,
81 Cempasses,
IOSextants, 2Quadrants,
Artificial Horizon,
u Deck Time Pieces,
2Conpsring Watches,
Mercurial Barometers,
4Chrt nometers. two without boxes,
s Binocular Marine Glasses, and empty cases,
rs Spy Glasses.
Powder Flask,
Parts Of Chronometer Cases.
ALSO,
The iron work of an Observing Chair, "Re-
versing Apparatus" large lot Of broken Their
mometers and Thermometer Cases, and parts of
other instruments that have been accommodating
for wears
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A YOUNG GIRL WANTING A SITUATION
"A az cham bermaid. Apply Mr.. Shanahan s. cor
ner 18th and Massachusetts, ay, sep 49, 2t*
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sMARsHAL's sALN.

nvirrue of . writ Of 6eri facias issued from the
ole 3 cfce Of the uprema Court OF District Of
ALE. for ossh. in front Of ". H. Wsii & O.. s h.
gar on Loaisiana avenue, between Oh ard Igkh
GRDxY. the 7sth day OF Ssptsm bsf inst. ,i1. e9n-
naucina At n osclonk Z. m: - = :
- Dunn Horse-.
Bay Horse. -.
eesssd and y.ed Epon as the prcpsFs 81 xSse 9.
Id, In favor Of Isasc Alsxss4sxr rAnos 50
sep lSd & saR q. q. MarshS Q, o.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auction GERS.

SEVEN DESIRABLE BULLYING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH Q STREET AND Cd sf.
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Sept. I'D. at
and q, and parts of Is aud 81 in Square No rs,
subdivid,d into FIVE lots of 10 feet inches front
and running back 100 feet az inches to q ten foot
alley and two lots of ABOUT 10 feet trent EACH ON
Cd street east, between B and @ streets, running
Terms One. third cash; the remainder in and
Y months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust
on the premises -. 80 = -
.conveyapces and revenue stamps at the cost of
sspT.d JAS q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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"a B. TURNER'S LIVERY STABLE. on 7th
w street, between and /, where Ser. - =
some can be sccomnaodstsd With Hssks, ~
Buxgies and Saddle Horses On ressonab}e GA
terms. he is also buying and seiIinx stock ssds
per,ons In the trade will Dc weai 10 cali. = SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-20

FLAG RAIsINs.-Another large campaign
nag, bearing the names Of Lincoln and John
son, was flung to the breeze last night by the
GERMAN Union Club. The flag is suspended
over the Avenue, between the Hotel Gerhard
ana the William Tell Hotel, and it was hailed
made by Mr.. Conheim, editor Of the "Colum-
bian," In German, and by Hon. B, B. French,
Hon Green Clay smith, and Charles Case, Of
Indiana. in English
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctionsers.
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK
Avenue. BETNEEN 9TH AND 5TH SIS,
PUBLIC SALE 81 -
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September sd, as
of Lot No 6, in square 5I4. irontine So feet ia
fhss on the north side Of Ne. Yorx; syssncs' Pc
80 foot al y, to be divided into two euilaing iots
after We sha is op ny. &c. eSa ~
on OREGON street. and runnins back los feet TO AS
loot alley. m-,....bI .zZ&51a
s aaei Ne Ssf'ee' j. d. McGUIRI co.. Aucts.
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CcoR fALE-ein good WASTE o. GARBAal
Il CARTS and Harness. pol, Il -
! IA gsagNAg j. q, YOUNG Jr ksRR0.ss
sep ~ spstrs ;eaa 403 Pens iGnS !. nees n q.
* 2lF SO aGsEEE
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WANTED-A white GIRL, to cook, wash and
W iron, for family of four persons. Enquire
at o24 MARYLAND avenue, corner 9th street.
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WANTED-A respectable MAN as a good house
servant and waiter. Apply at the Herndon
HOUSE. corner of 9th and SITS sen 1917
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

0@RALLY, FOURTH WARD.
US There will be adjourned meeting of
those liable to dra in the Fourth Ward at the
Court room City Hall, THIS Tuesday EVEN
IN G, at CLOCK
By order of President.
1t r. s. DAVIS Secretary
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IL J. .. MVdU I'M q VO., Auct10neerB.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH
sT IA Tr VEST, NEARLY OPPOSITE FeRD'S
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September goth,
at clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot
street west, between and streets north, nearly
opposite Ford's Theater, and running back 80
feet, inch; together with the improvements con-
sitting of an old fashioned Brick Dwelling House.
Terms One half in cash. the remainder in
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises,
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser j. MCGUIRE & Co
sep 13-d Auctioneers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-20

WE OFFER FOR SALE, at . great bar. Ain 4
w small FARM, containing about IS acres. Well
improved with new dwelling and ali necessary out
Center Market, on the Benninx's Bridge 70 I'd
across Eastern Branch, is in q high and healthy
made known on application to
sWEENY Il CO, Real Estate Brokers,
"a IT, Ina Corner 7th and y streets.
, 1864-04-02
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Legislature and Military
Matters.

,snecfay n,sn,,ch IN The cb,c,no Tribune,
M.n,sov via Anil 1se4
:, A'Ao1oN, "t'.' np'A - Aoo''
In The senate, Last night, BILL was passed
amending the militialaT.
Tic Senate continued in session until midnight.
ana s passeo .afse no@oef o. 0lns among Others
tae 1oi1o"1: -..
To incoEporate the Bayfield, Z ". Gtoix Railroad
thereto portion Of the land grant. 0'~'
igsn ship Canal Company. 'i' N' Al' A-'As 1'''A-
To provide tos the payment Of 1niease to Re-
The btll Tor the relief of the banks Of Wisconsin
wss lost by vote org TO S..
~ss FL 3 H. were passed. including
tlons fos the Blind Asylum and State Praoa; also.
tAt Oil leFJ1us epeCh ta1 io1 t1le aIu Oh Fotun-
tesra: T.. a.,.,. a,n I'm, n,.a.,,
r. sna1e @ wha .a1 tho sats to
anahorizinr thn assessment and co;ection u;
t,1e. nv eeu ~ innaa na o.
'ns aatborz;na nsTt.,n conn,n,sa T., .,a n n.
construction oftha 81. GroiT an1 faRe snncrior in
RnI.wnV' 4o1 " %4' o'' o1'1A AL" a-aAe superior
Baan an9 nnd sone rs, n VI oae1ed s by Mt
nes IN she 81 sae sasp speak than min
@ Riehan ( tecSepota'e co tae Lacrosse Vernon
~ smend is. "a -o,.+;,a .o ,.,,
UNPAID ta4es -" 0'' s1*'''s 10 sae OF lands Tor
10 accept Congressional crant f1and..
ic6san stai e 5s'0ad from Fort Howard the
eoa:sr.t aaas G;eDgsss ;o fos nt q ands
i an: to amend the net suspending the sale Of
tnl,.n?nc stdae ~ o1,oe+c- ~ thu
1eaa. Ta ;,. a.. ,,.,.
ff1son. a;o o, ~ ,,,. A.
graph Company,
, 1864-04-02

SOLDIERS HonB-A: LOCATION sEcuaxp
1oa THE PkanAs1ar Hom.-The regular weekly
meeting Of the lady managers Of the Soldiers,
Home WIS held yesterday afternoon at the Homo.
The1e wns full attendance. The Preafdent-
B. Rysn-occupied The chaIr. :
Dr. Holitter, surgeon Of tho Home, being pres
ent, the question WIS nooted as to what shonld
be done with soldiers who should be INTOXICATED
while In The Home. The general on'n1on seemed
10 be that drunkenness should be Interdictei nner
pain Of expulsion. @~">'1 0AA''
Two !etters were received from invalid eo,dicr.
aeking II g1stutous board could be furniahed them
ton At Commercial College In the city, The csse
W11 referred to special committee, >>'-o
The Surgeon reported that TWO death. had oc.
% G1fred during ths week-one nom pncnmonis,
There WIS some little difficulty in rroyfdfnr for
the sick, who often seriously ntc1fa,ed Viii liz
an11 see11m1%odaI1on nc Of t1ansiepts. removal soon
tsHv a eg az me present building Ia to-
The supe1intendent's report was presented a.
tSoWs: ao Ar1ivala 20; departures, ~; remaining.
~: 1avaude reseivtng medical treatment, Z; e.
99ainlhg. q The following arc the arrivals md
QEtld{$UfHH 0y kfd&eE fnF fhH-
, 1864-04-02
FROM PRINCETON.
The Last 0bsequIes Of Lovetoy.

PRINCETON, April 1.-Thc remains Of Hon. Owen
LoTetoy arrived here yesterday, attended BY Mrs.
love!oy. ono daughter and nephe., the Congress
elonal delesation md large committee Of the
citizens Of Princeton, who had met them at Chi
cugo.
the coming Of the body, which was Immediately
carIled to bis residence, about one mile east Of the
town.
The funeral was Intended today with exercises
as follows: Reading scriptures, a few remarks,
aud prayer, at the houEe Of Rer. DR.. B. Beecher OF
GaIesbur1,. At ten o'clock the public services
were held &t the Congregational Church. At il
O'Clock inyocatton and reading scriptures by ReY.
D. Fl. Blake. An original ode, written by j. q.
Bryant Of Princeton, was sung By the whole con-
Hregatiou. A discourse by Rev. DR.. Beecher, from
Hebrews 11th, 24th verse, md onward, and 18th
The inte1uleot was In the cemetery half mile
west Of the town. long and imposing procession
Returning ifomthe cemetery the audience reas-
semb1ed ID Converse Hall. j. q. Bryant pre-
sided. Eloquent and feeling eulogfes we're
pronounced to the .vast congregation By
James A. Eriys Of N. r., and Hon. J. j. Farms
wortk of Illinois, after winch the meeting was ad-
Jourucd to ~ O'Clock in the evening, to hear from
CozgresEman Rice Of Ne. and Rev. 1chabod Cod
Tic ii people aro present In great numbers from
the whole region, and much g1ief and refpect ire
manifested By persous or all parties,
, 1864-04-02

NEW YoHK, April 1.-The Newbe,n Times of the
ssd ts received but contains no news n reference
to the denial BY the rebel newspapers oftae recent
We bavo IN ere witness who say7 tho haa.ln. OF
twenty-five soldiers OF the I'd North Carolins VEion
Volunteers, and was within 200 yards a The scaf-
, 1864-04-02

Missouri, where they vi be settled in varIoas
regiments. The recrnitswho arrived last night did
not reseh the Rest until neariy nino O'Clock, when
they were expected, owing to q telegram received
by the ladies. to arrive By little AFTER eix T0{a
delay unfortunately oeo "a with every regiment
that Gomez, go tbat much trouble and waiting On
the part of the l.dies Is unnecessarily caused. De-
1ays Of ccuIre, -are often non.prcTcntable etiIl
lsttic csre on the part Of the - 4ttelegaphfsts
would materially lessen the difficulty and greatly
lessen the cares of the Indfcs.
, 1864-04-02

NEw omxASe, March s4-Gor:: Hahn has re.
eeiyed letter 1Iom 20 Louisiana prisoners at
tfon with the President TO sccure their release.
The letter says they see their folly, and now dosire
, 1864-04-02

CEcEsSAT1. April 1.-The Cop,mfrciaTs Chat.a-
ncoca dispatch says Major Generals Eaall, Neyley,
AcCook, crittenecn, Newton md Sikes, and ten
Sherman for duty In his division. General Buell.
will Likely succeed Schodeld In command Of the ar
my OF the Ohio. -
, 1864-04-02

,lspec1al Dispatch to the Chicago Irlpon8'l j.
ST. PAUL, April ], 1864.
Governor Miller revoked all scalp bounty orders
yesterday.
Strange "a 1t may seem, 1lnnesota has never
been embraced in the Geld OF the Sanitary Commts-
sion. Dr.. Parrish OF Philadelphia. an agent OF the
Commission, is now here. and an effort Is being
made to form a State organization. A meeting
will be held tonight, to set the bail in motion.
Minnesota has too many sous In the field. not to
take part In this work. and the Sanitary Commits
sion should have sent Its agents sooner. prevf-
ous effort oindiviual aid societies, failed for want
OF some AcknoMN5ged head,
, 1864-04-02


Muskux.-The bare announcement that the
Ncket-oELcavc Man will be repeated ut the Muse
nm this aiesnoon-more particularly for the graft
dcahon OF ladies' snd children-and this evening,
win b. sufficient to attract crowd. If you want
eest, start early. On Monday, Commodore Foote
and his sister, who aro claimed to be the smallest
fulEeroWn pair In the United States or any other
part Of the world, will commences an engagement
It Is eaid that Tom Thumb and his wife look like
parents when placed beside the Commodore and
his sister. ...
80 ,h,. .na-,oo-, ~ a.ar,.r Nj. ons-z
nen,n ncr.onatinp tbc nr;r,c1nal chsr.cter Tns
Oenu peoonAs Wv prHspa. p.,usra ~ -natA*.1t' .Ao
afternoon performance "1n ahoIa IN excellent op-'
porunity for ladies with their little ones to visit
hs theatre and sec play which will be sure to Ak
~, 5ean intrrcst n III minds ~ th- J.ttsr a.
e'e uesp ~ .ue n'ues y. ~ 'a:, ID
one OF their number cnacts prominent ana beau-
tlful character. -
c1Rcue.-Thern will bn mn interesting perfor1n
,nee At Tho cIcus M to-uisht nj M IN which he who1s
strength Of this very talented company VIII appear
The stay Of the champion clrcus in Chicago is
drawing to a close, and those who wish to visit
s.ort y. hss+ acrastr,., ~ .rroh,Wc ,,or,a-,,
..ssa 49, 49,. 49,. T. 49,. - aha,.,S 80 -
, 1864-04-02
NcwYork Trensury Items.

NEW foBSR april 1.-The receipts far duties at
the Custom Neuee to-day were S31500. Of which
ptiee FOR gold was 1865.
The Assistant Treasure1s report Of the receipts
ior TIC month are over SO, ,00d 0U0-of which s..
$4,000 were for customR.
The ba1anee In tho sub Treasury is So, ,t55,010.
There Will be large shipments Of Government
bonds 10 Europe tomorrow, including 1900 In
54nGs to q kfpriC house In Amsterdam
, 1864-04-02
The Plaster Trade Of Grand Rapids. Mich
From the Grand Eap{ds Earle

INC ElaeIcf IrHae o1 Nfaa0 kuptds, mtchs
tF:om the Grand Eaplds Easle.l
our renders will see BY the following figures, that
the plsstsI trade Of r. Valley cit5 40 sm I'll 1tam
June last to the 1st Inst, the Grand RApis Fisster
Company, m- Hovy, Agent. haTe sold here and sent
Plaster In The rock. tons.
Ground Plos:er In sscas..-.
A.sss...Assss.++.....ss.s..s..2. .2.351 bFls.
M ~ tn I001
Freeman Godfrey Informs Us, not gtvin. the exnct
fg1res that he has sent OF and sold here By the
about oo s9n- an9uatioE to some tsi $50: that dur
February last, be loaded from leo 20 feanas pr day
tt hih EtoFc, besdes sending OF by Railroad
doing now from six to eight loads {nlue tons per
ear) per dsy.
These sales added together
Grand Rapids Plaster Cs 1pauy 9o0G0
freeman D0oo
TotH.....: ,432 %
Shows q pretty extensive business, 10 prosecute
Which requires large number OF men sud no Small
amount OF money
, 1864-04-02
u L Il d

IN this city, OF the 1T inst, Of consumption ARA.
BELLA wife Of George Fapper, aged rs years.
Euneral from lis Throop stfes Sunday, III Sd inst
at O'Clock II. The dtsnds or the tanilJ lnyl.
ted to attend.
In this city. April 1st, JESSIE, fufant daughter OF
C. +. and II. D. Brewster.
Funersl at The residence Of parents Il Juddst.
Sunday, April Sd, at 8 O'Clock P. II.
, 1864-04-02
AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

+ Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
BRIDGEPORT, ILL.,, April i, 1881.
CLrAREp-Clariett, Lasalle, 9s.coo lumber, 1900
18th; Passon Drownow. LAsalc Leviathan. Lasnl!e,
1e9 rs lumber; n. L. Acams No. = La5alle 10lt tso6
lumber, 900 Shingles u 200 lath. Is tao siding; sone
ca, lasalie 129 900 lumber; Acme. Lass1le, lum-
her, 49, so siding COO shingles 0lath; Kenebec
lasalle, 4l3 brls salt.
AEA1vKD-cushman,L Lasalle, $3.50 bu corn; North
Star. Lnsalle. So bss -four: Neptune, Ottawa, $500
bu corn; Il. g. Loomi Athena % yds stone; Banner,
eutu.
, 1864-04-02
FROM LOUISIANA.
Capture OF NatchItochcs-Fran
e. Ev0cu0tcds

new YonK, April 1.-The steamship, cahaw-
Franklin, Ls, has been eyacuated, and the Gov
eznment stcres removed to Brashear City,
The New Orleans Era says: "On the 21st, Gen.
Natchitoches, sixty miles above Alexandria, cut
fanled the rebel force, aud captured two hundred
prisoners and four cannon. Refugees from there
state that large quantity OF cotton, &c. remained
on plantations In that vicinity.
General Frankllu's column has passed through
Opelousas.
Gen. Banks has issued an order establishing a
bureau for the instruction Of freedmen.
The capture Of Natch1toches had depressing e.
feet On tic cotton market and considerable tecelpte
are expected from that region.
The Government Loan.
NEW YonK, April 1.-The subscriptions to the
10 40 loan &o-day are S1l4SOO,
, 1864-04-02

ST. Lou1s, April 1.-Mz. 6tickaey, lessee Of the
P1antera House for several Jears past, retired to-
day, and the Messrs. Fcftshatch, long connected
with the house. took charge as hosts.
, 1864-04-02

---- =
1Hooo t'-oooA alter oaFh iast
e'eutos. Lutte aa1aesseo 70 INC lofe wheels OF
oneey came Tearing Gown randolph street. Al the
eolncoi cssR stcet, oppoaite the Sherman House,
os woA - 10y e1ue"s1k' just t1en oensei5 crowded
with little ceremony One vom.r, ms un,b1e "a
get ont OF the vav soon enonnh sna waa thrown
down by the frightened animal and ouIte seriously
Eurt, Tc did not lea1n her uarse Nwas mira.
Gle that more we're not hun.
? a CONSTABLE CuAndEo WITH LA1oETIoE!
Matthias Hon, German constable residing Mt
No. 70 Townsend street, ~aa arrested about 10
oeloek iast evening oy constaola .. 6enmidt and
omeeI Schmidt a1tef long seafcn' on charge OF
c1.onann preferred ~ defnaan cooper named
'onn n1uo1. sum- "e@3 " w ago @.Ae! was nr-
natter could be settled BY paying the costa which
he said were S10. The man gave him the money
End Afterwards found that the actual costs were
only eeyCnts-tve ccots, hencc the charge.
'-
AZ AAAzoS'-ie e6tesaay afternoon Cathe-
Tincs spoolan was charged before Justice Moore
with etsaulttng and also threatening to Kin
John Casey. The parties live on Wabash nv
eruc near Lake street. end for SONIC timo there hos
been dispute betwccn them, which on Thursday
morning Nre Doolan attempted to settle by an nm
pcal to the dsotyseatum ad homInsus, CONCLUDING
a yery grccefetul attack BY threatening that in 4
day or tv7o she would issue larger edition. For
the asfan]t ehc was fined g and COSTS; and on the
other charge held for trial at the Recorders Court
in bonds OF 500.
GALE on AAna4Es AT TIE noAno W 4RAnE
Rooms The sale Of hbIes at the Board Of Trade
Rooms yesterday waB the occasion Of considerable
good-patuEed competition and resulted in the
lesnza1'on o' eoo Aateets N eAecss o1 tna[ OF
io5ne1 !e3s, !ne sea.ay 1ent o' taese taoles. one
ouno1ea ana sixteen IN namoeE. ls n1cd ~ dse
ooAA1s eaca' 4ae ptenlum leAisea "as $aa9
1of ofnane15nne 1anlen oaa!s akogether, with
seventeen 10 DC dtspoaeo Of to-day. Tho largest
premium was $se, and the least Is. 7he most ever
ra]e viii uc continued to-day. ''' '
---- .
ADVANCE IN LAGER--Ihe lager interest Is
In state OF 1Tlld commotiun, greater than that ex
hibited By tho article Itself when first drawn. The
brewers In addition to their tax EIieysnces-or
perhaps IN consequences OF thsm-hayc concluded
That they cannot longer supply the 1oamin: beVer+
age At IS per barrel and Will insist on SO In IN
tufe' nsss heenng OF INC lager brewers has
oeen cano ~ san1 sa.otuoon meg. ~
ee4osnse"Aa1 anu - "as4 E"uup, ~, W Not'n
C'a1A ~ 9s., ~ 10 70 tlas..,,. Ps.H pr
E'aes W. y. 49, ~ . ~ - Iue
new ,.m os 0aoP'eu S111e' ~sAs ua1"As WIZ ~ wv
u i7eo1'"'
C1osED.-Seyefnl German brcWeries hive
been closed by the United States Assessor. FIR
hnvipg returned alleged false invoices Of the auan
Hnek,e Brewery hos been submitted to ttornnph
investigation, and that everything has been found
correct. Buech l. Brandt were released on bond.
Others have been closed altogether. The, German
, 1864-04-02

F.opsis.or md s1e e McT,sper
--.-.-,-..,.-. - ~ @'"1'
r1.GE E1ksse". a.9rs NJ 81 'as 'eien.ea ~ M eesrs1
Last NIGHT 1T tbe DraD,a of orEAsr1ySyE- whtrh w,,,
es rfefSntrd III aeIfGoh f a. .nd hEenl1, in Wh'sa
ofp of IL ~ ShHt1 HSn MA baW vHEFP Pet so1'e''on
VI oSaDA "S@ -1'', ---'o7A SA0'
.rbts afternoon. EEAED MATINEE At . o,c1ock
A5@;slsn cents re1a ~ T. e'fs:nsaa tic great
SATURDAY EVENING. April I'd, 1851, last p,rssn-
fstioh o. me sseas oe4ss'aota "a pfnma OF Fl"
z A 6 m m z,
1adv Isabel sud} ,nce ona.r nvnr>,
Hsdsn l Vine ...:..'....'.: MISS SUDAN DENIM.
ANA powerful cast.
ia eorr,nda x,th M Fsfce OF
sEETcuEs IN. INDIA.
sally ees.se xeo IN !atEeanse her g5is9.4 s hrz,x
fs,n. Pau19a1;"E y SuTicE.MTuE TiCEET.OF.LEAVE
Man i IN preparation. and viii b produced In q
t1abnsr 60: to be cqnalled In the ------- West
~ NpJ1vcnr uOwEc, ruAh5.
1Ao-' eA-'eo svxxvr Nv
ALBERT r. AYMAR,
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, 1864-04-02

NEW i0HK, April 1.-The World says: The
hasty departure OF the doube-turreted monitor
Ouondaga, ds In consequence of q report to tbs
naval authorities that tie rebel iron cled Nerrimac
No. 2, Is ready to make r,id on our iron clads at
Newport News and Hampton Roads. 1t fs aleo re-
ported that the rebel iron clads in North Carolina
Will also make simultAneons appearance.
, 1864-04-02

Rumors 9of q Rebel Invasion:
into Ellc North.
NV IonK April THE Baltimore correspo.n;
abandon the defensive, and assume the invasive
policy this spring. The invasion win be made In
two columrs-one under Lee. into Pennsylvania,
and the other strike for Cincinnati.
, 1864-04-02
90 RR1tt.

ITO RENT-A House on South
Il Morgan street, two blocks from cara. Contains
ten rooms, two kitchens. &c. Rent $50 per annnn
Rsrpil1Es 5 o5 ssle Apply to FREDERICK
TO RENT-My Warehouse on
u Vest Water street, betEe Randolph and Wash.
tnetou Streets in whole In part VIII dock pys1e
Apply on the premises. GALEN EASTWa Wv
, 1864-04-02

At Rockford. H. On the nth ulr., BY the Rev. ".
MARY FRALEY, -
Al Bowling Green. Ky:, on the 18th nit, by the Rev.
Samuel IunEEold, Nr. J. 4. PHILLIPS, or this city,
No eArtl3.
, 1864-04-02

Erring woman,s RefuGe.-Ths regular
monthly meeting OF The Managers OF tho Errl9g
Woman's Refuge will be held this afternoon at
o'clock, at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
ftnr AEeor{affnn
, 1864-04-02
:FDun1.

;EOUND-Taken up last Saturday.
Nondey The owner Vtll and both On Wo1cnks eo y
Via HasHs Kaosf: nsas - ~ @Hqe9s Brewery. IA fSs
~ [ sxsy, = a*asx1ss HV nd sesess. ~ ~ ssSe ~
, 1864-04-02
Eoar1ing.

DOARDING.-Wanted two un-
D furnished nont 1oos ~ m'!a a,pSin i8o dct, of
.Ere ,1mf R5eteHsth Hesth Or Siaes PrsisEEsd Gooa
re1erfnse Rin7eas ne...r spt5. ap1.b9odlt
T01RDING.-Af few boarders con
fe..,11,o,,atet at 81 WashinEt street Mons
-. - aof1 uuicss permanently located. FtrstcaAA
Ie.eIeneea gwen and required Vacancies f9s day
bo4tder1- 1k--o<Vss.
, 1864-04-02
TO T Fl E P y B L I c .
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E. r. GARD, Esq:
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some way to express our appreciation OF the great
you have attained in the delicate and dlcult
task you have Just completed, wonld return you our
thanks for your uniform courtesy toward MS, and
studied efforts In every way to fulhl yonr promise to
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your charge. >
You have more than fal0lled our expectations; you
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you to our fe1o~-eitzens Of Chicago, gentleman
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