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, 1864-03-05
Dissolution Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartncrshp,
IN heretofore existing between Charles HerzOg 81
Thomas PaulsOn, under the name and style of Her
zog Il Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Charles Herzog will continue to carry the business
heretofore carried by said firm, and all. dues to
the firm and all debts against the same will be set
tied by him. CHARLES HERzoG,
Mountain House. Thomas PAULsoN,
Bcise Co. l. r. Feb 49, 1864. l3w4
, 1864-03-05
DIED:

LEONARD At the residence of F, P. Allen, in this
City, on the LIST inst, of dpthera, Samuel Leonard
formerly OF Windham, Vermont aged 80 years,
HANCOCK-In this city, on the I'd inst, at the resi-
dence of J. F. Abbott Mr.. T. Hancock, of con-
sumption, formerly from Plattville, Wisconsin;
aged 80 years and months.
, 1864-03-05
For Sale.

TTyHE CITY HOTEL, Walla Walla, W. t.,
! with portion of the Furniture belongingt to the
same The above house is situated on Main street,
one door below The bank exchange Saloon is rs by
40 feet two stories high, with kitchen and Dining
Room attached is fitted up with Bar Room, Ladies'
Farlor, and Parlor Bed Rooms. The upper story is
partitoned into bed rooms, and the whole is neatly
finished The lot on which the house is built is so
by 100 feet, fronting on said Main street.
Also,
A Neat and COmmOdiOus Dwelling House,
20 by IS feet and lot 60 by l2O feet in the of
the above Hotel, and fronting on Rose street. 1t
contains six rooms and is well finished both inside
and outside. The lot is well fenced in and has
mfoable stable for two horses on the rear of the
lot. The whole will be sold cheap for cash.
Inquire of JAMES GADBREATH,
Feb. 81, 1864. Wal on the premises.
, 1864-03-05

FROM FRAZER RIvER.-From DIR. Il.
Thibodo who left Frazer River on the 8th
of last month, we obtain the following. The
winter on Frazer river and between here
and there has been less severe than usual.
The Dr. left the forks of st. Nicholas, on
the 9th of February with pack train Of
mules and arrived at Wallula on the goth.
The animals all arrived in good condition
for packing. The miners on Frazer river
have no high hopes Of success the coming
season in the mines of that country, and the
majority of them talk of leaving there for
Boise in the spring. The Carriboo country
is generally regarded as "played out" and
but few talk Of going there.
DEBATING SooIETY-So Of the mem
bers of the.late Third Houseb@7e organized
a Debating Society which neet hereaf-
ter on Saturday e} rs r,oi''a-
tive Hall The
is, "Was
the comma,
expedieptH
, 1864-03-05
Notice.

EEN DETER, having closed up his business in
Il this place, has left with DR.. Sheil-his only
agent in this place-for sale, large supply of his
celebrated Hair Restorative.
March S, 1864 l3w3
, 1864-03-05

Llem JQaC
"Peasures are like,
You seize the flower Oloo
Or like the snow fake IN the
moment white-then melt I0A
Or like the boreas race,
That fit ere you point their place;
Or like the rainbOw's lovely form
EYanishing amid the storm.
We feel confident that while engaged in
your work, you will be cheered and gratifed
by the generous support of the citizens of
the valley who have invited you to our
midst. Your mission is one of which you
may be truly proud, and from my heart, 1
sincerely pray that God may smile upon and
foster your effort and that you may live to
witness the fruits of your own culture To
the fathers who have begun the work we
would not be doing justice to ourselves did
we not say thank you-and thus be you
honored that you are rendering a service to
us while doing your duties to God. You
neither distinction or difference make, but
to the rich and to the poor, to the high, the
low, to the native and foreign born throw
open awide the gates of your vineyard and
invite all to partake of the sweet and lus-
cious fruits therein. The people of the
valley and neighboring country will judge
of the merits of your undertaking when they
shall witness the results of your labors.
You will doubtless find the public scathing
critic, but we feel that in your hands the in
terests of the public will be fostered and
protected and that you will prove faithful
custodians of the children committed to your
charge.
, 1864-03-05

A"OO05 many ahSuaS0S anu
many seas constitute t, net
Here will be taught the greaO " 'prin-
ciple of christian charity, " warns
them, that while dealing gently tn their
own foibles, they be not too severe 5n their
neighbors' faults. Here they be in
structed to pay but little heed to- exter-
nal man-but to look we'll to the ~ aciples
that should guide the heart and conscience.
Here they will be taught that
"Honor and shame from no condition rise.
"Act well your part, there all the honor lies"
In the absence of a mothers care, to
whom could the children of the valley be
entrusted with more security, with more
benefit to themselves than to the Sisters of
Charity? Ye noble women, ye need no
eulogium at our hands Your monuments
while living, and your memories when dead
have given a sanctity to your mission that
God himself has smiled upon, and pro-
nounced His work.
Your schools, your churches, your hospi-
tails, your asylums dot every land In peace,
OR in war; in poverty or in plenty, you are
the same merciful ministering angels to
whisper the last words of consolation to our
race while living, and to close theiY eyes in
the deep sleep Of death. When debased
and fallen woman has outraged 7oe ETY., and
been left by the wayside To- lne an7 die,
you have taken her by the ham, and cling
her sister, have given her new hopes, and
opened once more the door of an eternal life.
When wretched dissoute man has filled the
measure of his own misery and become wor-
thy alone to be the chief of outcasts, your
gentle voice has stilled his biting conscience
and saved him from eternal perdition. When
licentiousness has run riot over the land
you have proved fathers and mothers to the
founding, nursing them with the milk of
your own mercy, in hospitals erected by
your own exertions. When civil war en-
broils our land, and the passions of men are
seething in a national cauldron you are on
the battlefield, the only standard bearers of
peace, and the only surgeon foI a mutilated
soul. Your commission is truly a sanitary
one, for without means but pure heart and
determined will, often save both soul and
body. You, I know, will continue the good
work that ye began in the days of Christ
and the martyrs of old. Hand in hand
with the disciples Of Ignatius of Loyola, ye
have invaded every land, spoken every Ian
guage; and from the burning sands of At
rica, to Liberals wintry zone ye have plant
ed the cross of Christ, eradicated supersti-
tion and fanaticism, founded seminaries ana
colleges of learning been matrons of Lospi-
tails and asylums. In Patagonia far off
cline ye have made the wild5 ossom
as the rose, and reeloiq
, 1864-03-05
For Sale.

l HOUSE IN THE CITY OF WALLA WALLA.
40 Acres of excellent Land, within miles of the city.
l2O Acres of Land, on the Touchet.
Apply to W, W. JOHNSON.
Feb. 27, 1864. 1ltfs
, 1864-03-05

TNRANK p. DUGAN, Attorney and Counselor
Il at Law. Office opposite the Post Office, Walla
Walla, W. r.
viii attend the sessions of all the District and Su-
preme Courts in the Territory. (mar5, '63, ly
, 1864-03-05

NOME into the band of the subsctiber living on
" VIM, Moore's ranch, six miles from Walla Wal
la BAY MARE, considerably saddle-marked
small star in forehead and branded "a on left hip.
Having disposed of my horses, have taken said
marc up, and the owner can have her by proving
property. J.H. LAMONA.
March 5. 1864. l3w4
, 1864-03-05
Caution.

NTOTICE is BEREBY GIVEN THAT PAYMENT
~ Of Territorial Warrant No. 30, dated
November 9th, 1868, issued to Sheldon 3. Fargo,
for one hundred dollars, has been STOPPED.
All persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating
the URBAN d. BICKS,
l3w4 Territorial Auditor
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
THE ONLY REAL LIVE gQrq BOOKS
AH published by
,c,p, HiroHC.sk, n cs.xBEgs srRgsr:r .oov

THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN soNgsrgR.
Hoh hed with new, 1--we, soulstirrina songs, specially
~ ed % the campaign lap,e ~ popular priec
o. eaca 10 cents sold clubs rats 9per hundrsd
. Address ID. W. HITCHCOCK, 10 Chambers streek New
YORK, Campaign Headquartsrs
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CiTUATIOy wANTED-BY A FRENCH WOMAN
- with family about going France take charge OF
ehidren ovalid refer to her present employer
Call at l66 5th av
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CITUATlON wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
- FIRST class cook; has good city reference Gail 2S
West 18th st.. first ioor
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CITUATION WANTED-BY A SMART AND TIDY
= girl as good plpn cook is good washer and roner;
give good city reference from her
- i4 Sa kett st. between Hicks and Columbia, South
Brook yn
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CITUATION WANTED-By A PROTESTANT GIRL AS
~ cha an bermaid ami to do PLAN sewing assist in
nne washing: good city reference given two days
~ Io2 Vest iTth Ut.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

yNANrED-As OHAMBRRMAID AND TO ASSIST
w with washing and ironing, German girl Protestant
Rooo cty o VIII 90 nppy a.
In
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
- COOK washer and ironer IN private family Refer
rom last place Call at II wyckoH St, of Court ST.,
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENFs TO-NIGHr.


FoRps IHKATKR.-This is one of Mr.. For
rests on. nights; but there viii be rich enter.
tainment by Mr.. McCulloch, Miss Alice Gray
and the members OF Mr.. Ford's fine company.
Goldsmith's glorious comedy, " SRe Stoops to
Conquer" and the drama, "The Aysneing
most delightful Saturday night BILL
splendid entertainment for to hight, and one
which will be certain to attract a fui; house.
Tne performance will commence with isa
Tragedy OF Jane Shore" and conclude with
mf. aiIack's own peculiar version of g OIL
Yer Iwist Wailack, Davenport, Mrs Farreu
Snd the enare company will appear.
Observation-Disclosures Lea has now m
OF ,ne pest companies that could possibly be
coilected together. His singers have All rich
and cult tivated voices, his dancers are among
Inc most graceful on the stage, and his comedy
ana Ethiopian corps is fertile in witticism and
originality. Go see them tonight.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-The attractions at
1nls now fayorite resort have been Increased
and IN addition to the songs and dances which
are always part OF the entertainment, comedy
lists. ~ ~" Q"
bARIETIEs.-The drama Of slack Shepberd"
has been revived here, and last night it was
received with that applause which always at.
1eno tne varieties performances. It will he
song and dance. - ~ -
.--FAIRs.-The fair which has been held at Odd
FeiloWs Hall for the benefit of the Fourth Pres.
grand vocal and instrumental Concord some of
me best musical talent Of city being the per-
The fair Pompeian Hall, GEORGETOWN. for ths
"benent OF the Catholic Free Schools will also
close tonight.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

Browns BRONCHIAL T.oonn, ..
These Lozenges are, prepared
Irritation or s"-~ -sness, Coughs, Colds, aud
w. pybl;r SPEAKERS and Voealists
Iii find them beneficial 1. clearing the voice
before speaking singing, and relieving the throat
having q peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. NH % d&wtf
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SlMINAL WEAKNESS, etc =,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of Others and will tell you nothing
Wv 'A. Wv EDwARD H. TRAvER,
mar a-D6Wly Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
DIED

On the 81 tn April, ANN, beloved wife of Patrick
n N0len. aged 2S years.
Her funeral will take place to morrow afternoon
at 3ls O'Clock, from her late residence, 1, between
10th and 18th streets. )
Of typhoid fever, in Portland, Callaway county.
Mo. on Thursday, the 2lst instant w KID
WELL, in the sd year Of his age -
This announcement will be read with unfei gned
sorrow by those of this community who knew the
deceased in former years He was a native of
Fairfax county, Va, married in this city at the
age of q and few years thereafter remov ed from
West Virginia to Missouri, where he prospered in
business, and became the honored head of a large
family.
His geniality, generosity and self sacrificing de.
yotiOn to the welfare of others gained him friends
His sterling integrity, energy and sound practical
sense made him valuable member of society He.
served ability in the Legislature of his ado pied
tinction.
kind father, devoted husband, and a faithful
friend. he also proved himself true patriot n the
dark hour of his country's trial.
May the bereaved ones in their sorrow stay their
heart on Him who deeth all things well.
Washington city, D. c., April %, 1854. W.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
BOARDING..


ROARD1EG-For rent, with board, q handsome
~ ly furnished ROOM, on the first Hoor, with
and comfortably furnished. Inmates of the house
Will receive every attention and to those who es-
pecially desire comfort this opportunity Is offered.
A good table is kept. and a few meal boarders
taken. Apply at S95 Eighteenth street. between
and streets. ap g 2ts
ROARDING. Pleasant rooms and first class
- board at 1855 q street between Oth and 2lst.
For gentlemen only. Terms $50. ap 2s-3ts
BOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, can be OBJ.
II tanned by families or single gentlemen, at
moderate prices. Also, q few Table Boarders
taken by early application at 354 9th street near
New YORK avenue. ap 2S-1s
SUMMER BOARDING.-A few good BOARDERS
~ can 6nd pleasant rooms and rood board et the
Meridian Hill House, near the end of i4th street
h9rse cars: Terms reasonable. Those wishing 70
the house. Ap 28-Ns
SHVERAL GENTLEMEN can obtain board In 1
euired. Address Box 90 tsFeetoWa Post once.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NoTlCE.-We would call attention to the sale of
Dead Letter Office Matter to commence on next
Monday At 10 O'Clock. at eur store, No. 427 7th
embracing 2ss lots Of Cothins Hosery' 1e
Embroideries, &e;. &c., Also Monday evening g, at
7a O'Clock. schedule No. 2, of I'll lots of Books
auction store. W. B. LEWIS & Co., -
ap 30-2t Auctioneers
Evening star., 1864-04-30
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RYJ o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FRAME HOUSE AND Lot ON AZ STREET RE.
TWEEN SOUTH 4 AND N STREETS.
On eATURDAY AFTERNOON, April Oth, st 6
and g. in SQUARE 545, fronting IA feet, on ~ street
between south n and y streets, and running back
siftipe Of two story Frame DWELLING Hou,e. con-
tanning six rooms, with cellar. under rent ct 90
Terms Tyo-thirds in cash. the remainder in six
months. with interest. ssculee by Q deed Of trust
on the premises :, -
Conveyances at the expense of the purchaser. o 4
ap.A.d LESS J. @. MCGUIRE g. CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-04-30
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

TRU6TEES tALE OF NEARLY ONE HI TIRE
SQUARE NEAR THE NAVY YARD
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Joseph ''uryil-
Liber J. a. s.. No n, folio T'&e.s Oft Land
Records of Wsshington county. D; An; atthe
Public Auction. on the premises, on Friday, the
9Th day Of May next, At clock p. m. Lott Nos l.
2:5,s hs % Is, N, Is, Is. in square No. Ssz, in the
city OF Washington.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Terms of sale one third cash residue IN two qua1
payments at six and twelve months, with purcha-
sers notes, and deed given and deed of trust taken
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chasers' cost. ~
At the same time and place, and on the same
terms the undersiEned Is sIscutor Of Mrs; Curvil-
ner win sell at public auction. Lots and in the
above square. Jos REDlERN, Executor:
ap. A-eods J. O. MoGUIRl 3 GO, Aucts. .
EOR SALE The MATERIAL Of the Perseyer-
II ance Engine House, including bricks, lu mber.
&C., win Be sold a. public sustien on Tuesdsy.
May Sd, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, to the highest bidder
fer cash. to be Immediately torn down and removed
oy tns rgar Rnrcnasssr: ~ sss oompany. |
.apS.Sts s' " VAC HENfY LYLIs, President
Evening star., 1864-04-30
MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant by, isey. Father McCarty,
Mr.. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN to Miss JANE Nc
DEWITT, both of Washington
On the 28th instant, by Rev Mr. Handy Mr.
MARTIN DURHAM to Miss MARGARET DA.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
AUCTION SALES.

Eor ether Auction Sales see first page.
This AFrkRNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE. d CO., Auctioneers.
SEVENTH STREET PRoP6R1Y At AUG
CHANCERY SALE OF ALT nARlr pRoprprv
.hs natsict on - aeeree the late Circuit Court OF
n;tH fnS d. ot .YiumbiA, sitting as . Court OF
S 1S9iy. usD on the 10Th day Of Eovember iasa
NJ t-ered In cause No. ,s0S) pending in ssid
Vo.rt between christopher GrAmmer and Wiliiam
q. Todd, trustees Of the late Gottleib O. Grammer
and others, complSinAnts, and Julius r. Grsmmer
and William h. Dunkinson and others, defendants
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the sOth day Of
par. ~ Lot numbered .. in square, numbered As
iTSP,,Ps 2 Isy on g
vide. II Il Viii Ss offered. II desired. in separate
portions, esch having . front Of l9 fest. This
property is situated opposite Mr.. Paulus Tyson
store, and is now occupied AZ Livery stable BY
The terms Of sale are: Cc:.,ethird cash; tbs bal:
anoe to be Paid in equal ipsta. .ments, IN slx and
twelve months from the day OF sale, the pay
ments thereof TO be secured by the n2tes Qf the
purchaser and said notes to be secured BY deed OF
trust on the said property. e4s ''Il7EsE'.
Ifthe terms Of sale are not com Piled with In dye
days from the day Of sale, Trustees reserve the
chaser. -~ -. f-
All eonveyancins and stamps 1t the expense Of
the purchaser.
WIN. B. TODD, 1ru"ess
ap.H-d 10. McGUIRI& d CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
RY J. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
eIXTY;0N1 HANDsOMELY LOCATED BULL
ING LOTS AT pnRLIN AIrNTION

onTUEsDAY AFTiRNooN' MAY Sd. at4 o'clock,
on the premises we shall sell nearly the whole Of
square No. 24l known as "Kingman's Garden ~
street 18th street, the Circle and "Kingman
CSnit all running back to fine alleys, with ane ia
:. The beautiful location Of these Lots, being On
dents House and Departments, the advantage Of
city passenger railroad and Potomac water fnme-
desil soe for Building sites, and as the sale viii
be made without reserve, it should command sps-
cial attention.
Terms of sale Oae- third In cash, and the re-
ma,n6er in equal payments in six and twelve
months, With intars.t; nr.d h- s-.H - .rust
on the premises
Convey ances at cost of purchaser
of sale viii be required
apIl-d j. O. MCGUIRE L Co, Aucta.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

MORE BALLS IN PRosPECT-The Island So.
cial Club will give their third grand May ball
at Island Hall on Thursday next, May 5th, and
ceded it. .. IN p
On Monday evening, May 9th. the Fenian
brotherhood will have ball at Odd Fellows
Evening star., 1864-04-30
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

D. MAY BAIL
that his FIRST s5hssSisiSaa 5aRSSB M III BALL -
in this 'ift atEsbsr Es & Afle f3fs1N May 10TH
raes eaP .sPsi.;s5 Ess5eK e Asa s
SssFs s. eE svc syG f.a.s 9a:s'sr
shsEs asifsslss 3 ssns@sa
Irish Lit. by lady and gentleman,
l. homme trois Jambes, or the man with three
Highland Fling, BY. three gentlemen,
MISS Rs .ss Mssfsl
z %s: u: sRs sRs
sso9 P Jsssssn sssnsn sna sps sR a sas
dess Of Liberty, arranged expressly for the oc
Grand May Pole Dance, by sixteen. ending with
After which the aoor will be cleared for the whole
Cards admitting gentleman and ladies. 50; to
AZ sBds s5Bd At s9s se PaEsp music
,n9 M9sic by one of the best cotlon bands of the
: Ballet Msster-y. ". Kreis, assisted by his
brother II. &. Kreis. ap S9-eo5t"
ITO THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND.-FIFT
eRANP PENIAN MA Fl PbIfRSosrHERHooD. fSs n
at Odd heKbxY EtEkisa .k sfMasss Mss ssS
n
TH1RD GRAND BALL
.fl ia .a. oPTHE -
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB,
will be given at the - .-- A
-...m = ISLAND HALL,
On THURSDAY, May 5th, 1854 fuHK y
Committee pledge themselves to spare no pains
or expense to make this one of the grandest Balls
of the season. ...
Tickets oNB DOLLAR, admittnga a gentleman
and ladies'. . . -
Commute Of Arrsxgs,,ssnts.
Thomas McCook, H. F. Beach.
: g. Dixon, John Manoney,
J.C. Fisher, VIM Buckley,
T.a Thos. W. Stone, Jno. h. Woed-u,
VIM. hall, F. Sprineman,
Jno. Little, Geo. Miller,
Geo, Adams. ap 1wH
VIII E b.Is hVssFaISr ss D1b rsIsS-s NAY BAIt Nv
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to to 5 Be- : had at the A
door. " 80 UNbA
PrOsrqmn%s % Of Exhibition. -
%s az snpK a45Rs'&Rs sy Raster 'sn''sn'n
hishisnd Ii iishdfs; sstss as b,sses 81 Gentleman
Eis5sTs i; is'.sd dHP2FF1npps, 2F1npa By GsntIs@an
National Flag Dance, by % Misses. ..
Exhibition Commences at 81 O'Clock. APPS 3tt
H0l FOR THE KENNEBEC ASSEMBLY
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
The Kennebee Assembly take the pleasure of in
sra TIT ThRD fRfy GRAkb E kESe tssit X
at Green Spring Pavilion, tAfs
MONDAY, May I'd, 1854.
The committee pied ge themselves to make this
an orsus of unalloyed enjoyment to all who may
attend Of disEsputsbled character will
NJ The eriSinal h2ly Hill Band has been engaged.
Tickets SO cents. By v-der Of the GSmmittee.
ap26-5t@ 1T CLEMENTS, President.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The deaths OF the
following soldiers have been reported at the
Office OF Capt. Moore, Assistant Quartermas-
ter, lai street, between 2lst and 22d streets:
Benjamin Hallman, 1st battalion V. X. c..
Leonard Beagle, Go. H, I'd Pa. artillery; Jas
Dixon. Co. d, 18th N. Y: Engineers James B.
Morrow, 4th regiment V. r. O.; James Palmer,
Go. 56th Pa. vols; Augustus Hill, teamster J.
J. Huneker, Co. F. 56th Pa; vols; VIM Steven
SON, 9th Mich, cavalry; John d. Proctor, Co.
z, 1a5th Pa. vols; Chas. Fox, Go. l, sth III.
cavalry; henry B. smith, GO; g, 5,h \. y.
fiiIery; Lewis ]. Fisher, Co. X, 49th Pa. vols;
Henry Baker, Co. H, 1st u; G. cavalry; John
Conghlin, Co. @, 1st N. Y. artillery; James
Williams, Co. B. Goth N. Y. vols; VIM. Norton,
Go. D, I'd Pa. artillery; George Jones, CS. E,
Engin eers: Peter Carver, citizen; John Pool
7t9th Pa; Fred. H. Boyer, 18th regiment !. R.
g.; ]. E. Dow, Co. F, 10th Maine; s. F. Bragg,
90. G, oath N. Y. cavalry; Augustus Sickles,
Go. E, 18th N. Y. cavalry: @. Lewis, 60. b.
2d Pa artillery; Oliver Ellicott. Co. u, 4sth
Pa. vols W. J. Baughman, Co. A, I'd Pa
cavalry; Albert Eyler, Co. Q, 143d Pa. vols
John Wing, Co E, 1st d. O. cavalry; n. H
T ucker, Go. b, 14th Conn.,
Evening star., 1864-04-30

MATTERS IN GBoRGEToWN-Chesaps and
Ohio anal.-Arrivals-Gipsey Queen, with
coal to Central NJ. and NJ. Co.; Potomac, do,
to Frostburg Co., Gen. Burnside, do. to Ameri-
60. Departed Gen. w. j. North, with gro
and salt to Antietam; and nine boats,
sceri,e
light. mas Neaie, coloreo, WAS
J1il f,-/os.n4 n.., '"r Cameron, for
arrested this morning by om... r"araf
STERLING q hundred dollar note from n--
-Horrar. Neale had been al ork for the com.
plainant, and when she went to settle with
him she had a hundred, two fifties and ten
dollar note in her pocket. book. Intending to
give him the ten dollar note; she mistock the
Neale went Immediately and got change for the
huno red but never returned any to his en-
ployer. Discovering her loss, and Neale re-
fusing to refund, she had him arres ted and taken
before Justice Reaver, who sent him to Jail for
court.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

JEwRLRY! JEwELRYl JEwELRYl
Only One Dollar!
street. near A.!
Evening star., 1864-04-30

ARREsTEp-On Thursday, Sergeant Hep.
burn and officer Gorman, Of the Tenth Pre-
cinct, arrested Dennis Grifin and Henry Goob
ley, teamsters in wagon train parked on 13 4
street, between B and o south, and Jeremiah
Began, peddlar-the two former for stealing
Government bags, and the latter for buyine
them, knowing them to be stolen.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
RYJ.o o. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auc.ionsers.

RYJ. %. McGUI IRE & co., Auc.ionsers.
P1REMPToRY SALE OF LOT ON NORTH NJ ST
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 81. at half.
No: l. in sub division Of Square No. S7, fronting
"a feet inches on north street. between 9Th and
alley. and containing 2 90 square fest. " )
Term,: One third In cash. the remainder in six
deed OF trust ON the premises.
sp.26 J. o. MoG CURE CO., Aucts.