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Evening star., 1864-05-16

NERVOUS DhsILITY, sAhIhAL Wh1KNl5S, etc: !,
Can BE C,rsd by one who has really cured himself
and hund reds of Others and will tell you nothing
but the y1tk. Address, with Stang,
EDWARD II. TRAvBl,
mar DhWly Look Boz. Boston, Mas.
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WALL & CO.. Auetionssrs.

500 DOZEN Extra choice Cognsc and Rochelle
Brandies, scbeidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wine
N raining of the stock of R. Cromelen & 90. gW
be sold By their order at Public Sale, on WEDNES-
examined at their falss room, No. 1913, Psnnsyt.
ap.2s VIM l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts
FuRN1TT{T1RaEv;s e. GsoGER1EEs' Tr4f1N. TWrA4Sf91NN. oAR.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 20, at II o'clk.
will sell, at my Auction Store, No. 174, Bridge
of Household Furniture, &C., &c
Lot OF Groceries and sCroekery Ware, &C.,
4 Boxes Window Glass,
/ Wagon and Harness,
2 Carriages and Harness.,
And many other articles too numerous to men
ton. -
my.14-St THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
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BALLS, PARTIES, ,aNc.
FIRST GRAND
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PICNIC
THH
Edward Everett Literary Assoeistion.

WILL TAKE PLACE ArTHs
WASHINGTON PARK, SEVENTH STREET,
ON TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1864
Chrni.tts on part Of The fitfxens
yno. II. Semmes, Richard Waliach
G. H UtermehIe, Asbury Lloyd,
Jos + Brown, A.C. kichsrds
Thos. Lloyd, e. IL. Plant,
e. T. Raub. ]. D. Thon pson
W. NJ McGleskey, ". d. Eixood
James Steele, Daniel Cox,
John Wheeler, G. H. AndersoH
H: q. Lorch, James Tharp;
Thos. Gallagher, A. g. Hall,
Philip Lichau, II. Lichau,
jos. flAtz Jos Gedney,
Chas. Matlock, H B. Curtis,
D. I,arner. Job W. Angus,
W. B. Williams, Chas. Stewart,
Roht. Warren, II. B. McElfresh.
Daniel 0 Brien, Geor ge q. Dubant.
Z. Downing, W. NJ. Hopkins.
Floor Managers.
Charles Hurdle. w. Il. Irving,
W. FL. Parker, w. @. Fox.
Committee Of Arrnnsenents.
W. H Andrews, John Cleary,
James Gross. John Giles,
John Rainier, L. II. YOst.
Charles Eaton, Harrison Parker,
Charles Spencer, Joseph Sharp,
James U. johnson. W. g. Yost,
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies. IT.
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ny VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
GRIAT SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

pY VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
GRIAT SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARN1ss
AT AUCTION
at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, at the Carriage Reposi
tory of Thomas Young, No. 400 Pennsy lvania av.,
near ~ street south side, his large and extensive
stock of first, class Carriages, &C., embracing
80 New and Second Hand Family Carriages and
Coaches, for one and two Hor.es. part very fine,
20 Top and No Top Bugges and Trotting Wagons,
Several fine Bretts, Phaetons, and Physicians
Phaekors,
Second Hand French Coupe,
English Dog Wagon,
Several Barouch and buggy Poles.
40 Sets first class Double and Sin gle Harness, Su
yer and Japan mounting, part of which is very
fine.
Tc getber with other Carriages not enumerated.
The above stock embraces the largest and finest
assortment Of Carriages and Harness ever offered
at auction this city and is disposed of account
of Mr. Young retiring from business, and we es-
pecially call the attention of purchasers to this
sale as the stock Will be peIemptorily sold:
The Repository is for rent and 1t is one of the
best stands in the city for any kind of business.
Enquire on the premises.
Terms cash.
myl3 VIM. L. WALL & co., Aucts.
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Ley WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auetioneers.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARRELS PRIME
POTATOES AT AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT
On 3 ESDAY MORNING, May + commencing
at 10 O'Clock We via sell, at our Auction Rooms,
without reserve for cash
good order, in Lots to suit purchasers.
1t W. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
pYJ. c. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers.
ADMIN1sTRATOR's SALE OF VERY vALUA-
~ ~, BILE g GREEN oB N,H9UsE PLANTS: =,
O'Clock by virtue of an order from the Honorable
Orphans Court Of the District Of Columbia, shall
and Twenty first streets, st public auction, for &C.
ABOUT $50 JAPONIOAs. AND CAPE JEssA.
MINES,
believed to be the finest green house plants in the
United States.
Terms cash.
Administrator Of John Douglas, deceased.
my,l6 ]. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct.
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DEAD-The bodies of the following officers
have been sent to Drs. Brown &c Alexander for
embalmment: Lieut.. Uoi. d. L. Sticker, Cd
Del; Capt. Thomas Kelly, Go. H, Goth Penna.
vols; Capt. Michael D. Purtell, Co. K, 18th
New York.
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AN EXCELLENT APPoINTMENT.-Captai
Robert Boyd, of the 1st regiment District Co.
lumbia volunteers. has been appointed Lieut.
Col. OF said regiment IN place of our fellow.
townsman, L. Towers, resigned. Success to
Col. Boyd, say we.
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MILK DAIRY FOB sALE-Large hotel trade
dress City Post Once Box 937. nyJ1f
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ARRIVAL OF REBEL WouNDKp-Yesterdsy
evening, the steamer John W Pents arrived
at the Sixth street wharf from Belle Plain with
$50 wounded rebels on board. Some Of these
being but slightly wounded were committed to
the Old Capitol and the others were sent to the
Lincoln Hospital.
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EOR sALE-A eORRRL MARE, ave years old;
Gns traveller; goes Isli tS finnss nacnsssss ~
stable, oofner Of nth and O streets. Wil9
be sold at bargain, ~ the ownsr 10 going West.
lR-St
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486 OVAL r1oTUn. FRAMES. 1856
a beautiful assortment Of Gilt and Dark Oval
pic<sres: also variety of Carte de Vjsite frA0ee,
st rttcsafes J.. MARKRfTERV, ass Hh street,.
Eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall
Tarms cash ap xS-lmsf
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Austionsers.

RYJ O. McGU co.. Auetioneers.
NICE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
WITH BACK BUILDING ON TENTH STREET
BETWEEN ANDP SrEETS.
On TRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 70, at6a O'Clock.
Square No. $50, fronting on Tenth street west BE-:
feet to public alley, improved by we'll built and
conveniently arranged two story Brick Dwelling
House with Brick Back Building and containing
Terms One-halfin in cash, balance in six months,
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
my.Hd J.C MCGUIRE co Auct..
GAZE OF CONDEMNED oLoTHING, CAMP
~ AND GARRISON EQulfAu1' 1AN1 W.T.
1Tef Onor,synasse.'s 0Hes, Depot Washiastes.S
Wnshiaefon, u C., My IL, 1864.
Will he aold at public auction, at Government
Wsrshonse' No. l7th street, between 81 and
streets Washin gton City, D. g., et II O'Clock M
THURSDAY, May Is. 1854, under the Supervision
Of Cart D. e.. Thomas, NJ. s. f., Q: 8. A., large
lot OF stores condemned as undt for public ser.
fnisntry and Cavalry Goats and Trowsers Shirts.
Busies. Flags, Drums, Tents, Tent Poles, kssi
Pans, Camp Kettles, Spades, Shoyels. KnApsaeks.
Haversacks, Bed Sack hs, &C., DC, &c,
Also, about sixty go, tons Of Tent Out1ass'
Terms cash, in Government funds
Successful bidders win Be reauiI1ee 20 remsve
the stores within ave % dsys aroR RnnK dsIs q sais
Brie.dia~ General and Chief Quartermastsr,.
my ltd Depot on " WasnIn9sons ~
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Rf J. @. MCGUIRE CO., Adctioneers.
ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE vIofNITY
OFFOURfEENTHA AND P STREETS ATPUB-
Lie AUCTION.
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May ,s, ut o'clock,
on the premises. we shall SELL Eleyrn GOOD Build
ing Lots in Drurys sub division Of Sq asre No 2o9
west, and north p and Chestnut street
twelve, and eighteen months with interest secured
by deed of frost on the premises.
ga cash usyment Of ssO on each Lot VII be n.
my.7-d j. 9. MoGUIRE& GO. Auots.
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MARKET THIEvEs.-Last night the officers
OF the Third Ward arrested Jas. Boget, white
VIM. Harvey, David Mason, Cornelius Harris
and George Carroll, cold, for breaking into
several stands in the Center Market. The of
6cers found nothing on them but keys and an
augur with which they operated. They are
all boys tn at loiter in and around the market
but the officers were too quick for them to
make q robbery OF the stands They had a
hearing before Justice Thompson, and were
committed to Jail for court.
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HOUSE FOR sALE-0n Maryland Avenue, be-
BRICK HOUSE, with frame back building-lI
rooms and passage. Lot "a by 100 feet.
+. MACE. Real Estate Broker,
my ll-6tf SIT 7th street,
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionesrs.

RY J. O. NcGU1KE CO., Aucuoneers.
VALUABLE LOT ON NORTH ST., BETWEEN
FIRST STREET EAST AND DELAWARE AVE
NUE..
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. May 10, at o'cIk,
the premises, shall sell. Lot No s, in Square
No. 7l5 fronting 60 feet north street, between
First street east and Delaware avenue and running
back 100 feet
Terms One third in cash, the remainder in three
and six months, with interest secured BY deed Of
Conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
mylId (Rep.l J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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COUNTERFEIT TREASURY MoNEY.-Fridsy
night, JaInas A. Robinson, alias George Thomas
took lodgings at the kirkwood Heuse and paid
mis- bill tu advance out Of 500 Treasury note
which this morning was discovered to be worth .
less, and detectives MeDeyitt and Claryoe at
once arrested him. Robinson, it appears ran
away ir"m his father, in Philadelphia, few
days since, robbing him Of Sl2O in gold, soma
Treasury money and watch. He states that on
Friday hight he received the bogus note on the
train, In exchange tor some gold, and denies all
knowledge of having known it was worthless
Robinson will probably be returned to his
father
Evening star., 1864-05-16

APPOINTMENTS OF PATRoLMKE BIZ THE
BOARD OF POLICE ON THE l2Ta INsr.-Wm.
ID. CROOK, vice Jar1es Handley, Seventh pre-
cinct; Francis LIE SER, vice Thomas F. Evans.
Third precinct; Dan iel Donougly, vice George
"A Parkhurst, Eighth precinct; John H. Meade,
vice Charles w. Thompson, Seventh precinct;
precinct; James johnson, vice Richard H.
Moore Sixth precinct Christopher Whelan,
vice Lew 5. Montgomery Fifth precinct David
Cunr ngham, vice j. M. w. Davis, Third pre-
cinct. Mr.. Geo. H. Ives received the appoint-
nent OF extra patrolman, Fifth precinct, for
the Santa ry Commission
Evening star., 1864-05-16

CELEBRATING HIS 5,O00TH BIRTHDAY-A
German piano maker recently had a grand to
do and jolificatIon on the occasion Of the BIRTH
day OF his 5,0JOth piano. This was an exhibi-
advertisen1ent- To show how far behind
Europe we are, in one branch OF trade at all
events, Chickerlng & Sons, a few weeks since,
prod nceu their 26, OOOth piano-the same superb
grand piano which they presented to the N. Y.
Sanitary Fair-and had not pride enough in
the fact, to give birthday party to celebrate
the event. We are constantly learning from
Europe how to do things.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

REAL ESTATE OwNRRs-Persons who have
real estate for exchange or sale are referred to
the advertisement of Hall Eaton, Real Estate
Brokers, corner of 9TH and streets. These
gentlemen want several houses and lots, fol
which they have immediate sales at good
prices. Those who wish to sell will find
through their agency the very best facilities
They have calls for several five and ten acre
lots, improved, near the city, and their demands
for various kinds Of property show clearly
that the future of Washington is g bright one.
Evening star., 1864-05-16

lNOR sALK-An ENGINE and BOILER; ito 10
i horse power, complete Ap at DUVAL'6 q
Foundry. 9eorGetown,D y. mys s-lwH
Evening star., 1864-05-16

EIGHT GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT THE COR
NER SEVENTH AND II STREETS ISLAND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May is, at O'Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell, eight desirable
on Seventh street west at the corner of South q
street, ard running back IS feet to an alley.
These Lots possess great value from their CONT
guilty to the extensive wharves in the immediate
vicinity.
twelve months, with interest, secured By deed Of
trust on the premises.
payment Of SaO will be required at the sale,
my .l3-d J. q. MCGUlkE 90. Aucts.
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The Bankrnpf BIII.

The following are the principal festures
of the Bankrupt Bill as it has passed the
House of Representatives at Washington;
First. Tho disoharge Uc the honest debt
or upon the surrender of his property.
t,Second. The protection of the creditor
against the fraudulent practices and reck-
less conduct of his debtor.
uFbe District Courts are to be made
Coarts Of Bankruptcy and the bankrupt
business, where there is no opposing inte-
rest, is to be transacted byoficers to be call
ed Registers When there are opposing in
terests, they arc to make up the cases for
the decisions of the Judge. They are to be
the hands and the eyes of the Court, but
are neither to beclothed with its power nor
its discretion. Receiving fixed salaries, 1t
will be their interest as well as their duty
to discourage litigation.
GCreditoTs are to have sssignees, but the
law ignores the cumbrous machinery Of Of
fetal assignees, accounts, registry OF courts
and accountants general. Insolvency IS a
matter between the bankrupt and his cred
itors. and can best be managed by them un-
der the direction of tie Courts. Every ques
tion raised by litigsnts contesting the bank
rupt's discharge, must be heard and decided
in open Court, in which respect this bill
differs from other laws. Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court are to ca
tsblish code of rules to secure uniform
practice.
sHonest debtors are to receive an allow
ance so they may not be turned upon the
world without a currency note, If they nav
surrendered their effects for administra
/ ton ana distribution among their creditors
gAnother provision gives debtor on op
portunity TO meet his creditors, and, if the!
are satisfied of his integrity and ability, {,
wind up his affairs under trust-deed, witt
the same effect as if the proceedings hst
been conducted in the Court of Bankrupt
cy."
This law has yet to be acted upon BY tn
Senate, and what disposition will be mad
of it does not seem to be indicated by an.
action of its members, otby any canvass
their opinions.
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NTOTIOB-Cbarleg 6. Davis, Charles

NOTICE Charles G. Davis, Charles
IN h. Davis, William d. Davis, JamsS (. Dayis,
Virginia B. McQuesn, Amanda b. Payne, Richard
budding, Guardian of James Il. Payne, Hay Foili-
yer Payne and Eredsrica 3. Payne, John E. Payne,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 5th cay Of December, a. D. ls64, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Ouyshoga by Eldridge ]. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rnd is now pending, where
In said Eldridge J. and Ann s. Payne demand par
titon estate situate Ia Ol5Fe-
land, 'CuyahogG county, Ohio to wit: The west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 Of Oaneeld Dennison,
Foster and PeAse's subdivision Of original ten acre
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty-four, tls4l one
hundred and ihirty-hve 135) and ons hundred and
thirty-siK s6); said woSt half being thirty. three
(SS) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred goo feet TO alley, be the same more
or less marked in the plats, recorded in Beck o,
pages seven ~ and eight, (S) Cuyehoga county
records, be the came more or less, but subject to
all legal highways; and that st the next term Of
said Court the said Eldridge J. and Ann s. Payne
will apply for an order that partition may be
made of SAID premises.
Dated this 9th day Of December, A. D. 1854.
BACKuS & NOBLE, -l'-
4 deoT:Ise Plaintiff Attorneys.
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TMPORrANT no IADIEs-Dr. Hsr-

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ing difficulties erising fIom 0bstgucton, OF stop
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mIlminrton ana be- Defenees.

Wilmington, the principal city of North
Carolina, is situated on the left bank of
the northeast branch of Cape Fear River,
at its junction with the estuary of that riv-
er, little moro than thirty miles from the
sea. 1t is the terminus of the Whining
ton and Weldon, and Wilmington and
Manchester railroads, thes former Of which
is threatened by the co operating eXpedi-
tion up the Neuse. Before the war vii
nnington contained about {, 800 inhabitants.
The principal exports were timber, turpen-
tine, resin, tar, pitch, shingles, and cotton.
Ever since the outbreak Of the rebellion,
and more especially since the ports Of
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile were
closed against blockade-runneIs, or so strict
lY guarded by our blockading squadrons as
TO render the operations Of these enterpris-
ing gentry both difficult and dangerous
Wilmington has been the grand e1itrepot
of the contrsband foreign trade of the
Southern Confederscy; and all the vigil
lence of powerful blockading squadron
was insufficient TO put an end to it. The
approaches TO the city are admirably
adapted TO blocksde-running and the reb-
els, fully alive to The importance of the
foreign trade in arms, munitions Of war
and other supplies of every variety, have
decreased their natural advantages by the
erection Of forts and batteries on the
shore Of the channels at the mouth of the
river. A glance at the map will show
that a long, narrow island stretches direct
ly across the mouth Of the river, leaving
two narrow inlets at either end These
are denOminated Eastern ard Western
Bar, or Old and New Inlet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to The
lHl command Of an order Of sale from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, ct the
suis Of John Campbell eEaiust John Douglass and
Thomas Dowling, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door or the Court
House in the city Of Cleveland on the 9Ist day Of
Jansary, 1865, at O'Clock P, NJ the following de-
soTibed premises:
Situate in the State Of Ohio, county Of Cuahoga,
and city Of Cleveland, West Side, being paris Of
original lots so and 5l in Jacob Perkins' subdi-
vision, so much Of lots IS and e6 as lies north OF a
line commencing at point on line between lots
81 and S. 40 feet from the north ine Of said lot sI
and forty feet thsrefrOm to the east line Of Lamar
tine street. the iof herein described being about 50
feet the South line and about 81 feet deep on the
north lne, fr-n.ing on LsAaFtine street Also the
balance Of lot SSot included 10 the above being 50
feet front on Clinton street and So feot deep, to-
gether wi!h ali ehs hereditaments and Appurtsnan-
ces there5nto belonging, but subject to all streets
snd highways. Appraised al slS60-
D. v. GAGE,
dee30.lsS Master C5mmissiongr.
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The QuOta OF ohIO-Can IL be Finese
Our readers are slresdy aware that
Ohio must furnish, under the new call,
26, 155 men, or be subject 20 draft in
February next. To expedite the work,
Governor Brough has received authority
for the organization of ten new regiments.
Here then is an opportunity fef veteEsn
soldiers, who desire to renew their labor
under better circumstances, to receive
commissions. The inducements that csn
now be held out for volunteers are such
that the quota of the State oilght to be
raised with much greater facility than Is
generally supposed, The young man who
enlists now knows that he is to be put
under the command Of old and ezperiene-
cd officers and not under green and IN.
tried men, such SIS ruled the day in the
earlier stsges Of the war. No army OF
the earth can boast such superior
officers, such generals as now lesd ou
troops to victory. We have Major Gen
erals at their head, rot e1celled BY tht
greatest military men of the past, not b,
Napoleon, or Wellington, or Caesar, ol
Hannibal. They are men who have beer
tried by greater battles than any tina
Europe has ever with essed. The soldie
who enlists at the present time, know
that he is not to be given up to uaelea
slaughter, but that every battle no,
fought bringsthe rebels nearer to inevitsbl
ruin. OF great generals we hsva GRAM
Sherman, Thomas, and Sheridan and eth
ers. But while we hsve been gaining a
the while, the rebel generals have bee.
killed or have run out, with the eTesr
tion of Lee who has carefully nursed hi
reputation by remainingin Virginia, bu
-1bo never gained victory without th
aid OF SsV-->'san Jackson.
In addition - these confederation
the condito1.snd efdcass oraT ~ s;s.. ',s,r-
ant deusrtasnts OF the armys - .,ass5 =
suneTior 70 what they w5retao years ss