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Hannibal 4 81. Jsseph Railroad
= Is IN GOOD ORDER 10 DO BUSINESS
1862. 1852.

$nADueS and lmporennt points aso vDdoyVhs
- psoisetiss Of United States iroops..
KkeuLAa DAnY PAcxEYs iron Ksns,s CIV
and Leevenvosth, connect with The Platte Conn.
y KailFood fOf 81. Joseph, where eiope e0oner
tloes are made With trains Ease on IT, Hsa.i.
hal and ST. JOs<ph Rsiiroad.
At Hannibal connections are made with P,et !.
q: .p sad Iowa ,le Niss'ssippi river, sud with
al Eastern railroads.
PAsssnssn 10 Saint Louib, via. Hsnsibsl. -.
~ P'saeeai .iahss rese asd arrive in ST. ieuis
next morning in sseson 6os fusisess, and u,sAe
connections - - yaiAsaAs
STATE Roo0 An MEAls OK PAcxr.a FREE.
Passsssess 70 the Eass b tbs route save from
hvs 70 seven dsys over doe going by the ME-
Stages from pss~i.ess psi.,s in Kama. con-
- win ~ Haaoihsl ssst s.. Joseph Rai,vu.d
q Less~vossA. Asehieos, Kassas Cay, and s..
Daily Ssaos eoessssioas nade from mimi ON
N kcilTosd 10 Lexington. Richmond. Rruns-
wlek, peris, Indepsadesea, Csssslton. e.
THROUGH TICKETS to eli points Eaas.
Nossh o. Soash, sold 1t the Offices Of this Com.
Pony ~ LswIspee, Ka.ns City, Lsaveavor,h.
Atehisoe. o. 81. leseph.
Ihs b. & St 10. r. r. Co., ars sslliae
SIX BUNDDED THOGSAND ACHES
ssrols had, situated along its line, 1t low rates
apo. long credit. Apply 70 JOSIAH HUNT,
Lard Conakafma, Hsa:iho,.
Shlppsss Of Freight b this line ave time and
s"ss'snes. 81 j. +. 4. HAYWARD,
ipsp General Sap',.
kosneoxs Geo. Freight Assas.
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S. LABOR SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
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Psslliaf and Important Facts.


DyspePsia Can be Cared.
nYSfEP61A; no MAI18R oow loSo s1AuD-
NiW. yiells steaes 70 'UPuAus DyspEss'a
Cuhk Tbs ff5ects Of this Remedy arc truly
msgial Try h end be convinced. Psies d &
box ,6eae IDse.peid =. cry address. b 8. C.
UPHAN, Is 6est6 Eighth 81, Philadelphia, p.
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Tar Boy. A , THE 3 Frees = 9

TnE BOYS AND, the Fsoos.-A
number Of needless bo1 were one
day playing BY the side Of a pond ;
and seeing THAT it contained a great
number Of Frogs, they began TO pei,
them with stones. .yIhGyhad killed
several Of them, when an old frog.
the father of some Of the lost ones,
raised bis head above. the water and
cried out: stop your sport. boys
This may be play to you, but it i.
death to u" MoRAI:-Never give
pain 70 others, even in sport
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LIVE STOCK.s.,,

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advap'aseous rOa.e fJs Live Sioek. Capoe3oal
ADDS veil f's;sc Ind s4TPii~t xisi every
conveniencs, hive beer opsrisd % This llne 81
its corn sicna: aaf s,srs si'au ga - ~ %
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ENoCH LEWIS, 9ar'i S,,p't. "A oSo~. p.
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~ h.hs HOUSTON, Gen'hFTt yAi Ass. Phila
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y ll'''L4l5s ssssiI,'iIlff no
400 GREAT RASfB1r lOU1I VA
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
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other nses IN TIE CHOICE or SEATS AND
BERTHS, fron Cinrisssti, ~ siese ere M char
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j :: = IS - - q rie..
don, snd excites t60 Abosgbeois into healthy ee.
-. - yhieA The Wsssu o. Csleassoas depo.
no. Snd I'll Unnstusal RalarEemsats afs 70.
|1Dce& = we'll - Paia ord IsAa0naaSoo.
e AeLMDOLD1 EXTRACT BUCnU.
foe 9eaknses aridag from Eses.sec, Hahits
esodsd With the tollowing synpacms:-
Va VS:: Of = . ::s;i.ss.
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b Be-; a::: 4 d. .: :: s; 5: ff: :s.
Thes. symroms. NJ alIg q 70 on. whieA
IT, ls1icine isvasiG1 = follow
lnforHxc1, FA45sss, 2s{k1Ssl5 Fiss.
In one Of which the Patient nay expire.
Who can say that they ere not tseqseauy I'll.
owed By thoee "Digoful DiososeS'
INSANITY AND CONSUnPTl0N I"
Many afe awsseo II tie easse Of their s.f3eging,
DOT .oRR WILL conIfsg me A1ooRDo % mn
And uelaneAely DeaGhe u Cga1nupdoa bear
ample witness 70 he Truth Of ths assertion.
The Consultation once Affected with OsRanic
Weakness requires Tho aid Of Medicine 70 In
vigosste ard StFsagthes The System. Wt1cA
HELnIoGpS ExTeAcT DUCHU IHvAniA1t1
Dom. A Trial will convince The most skeptieal
FEMALES-FEMA
y a1sAy A saiess psssI6sr b Esmslss III
Exf1ACr Byclu y unequaled b any other rim.
|edy, - in Chleeoais - Recitation, lsregulsiy,
PiinfulnSU, q SupQseouioo e Customary Evae.
uations liberated o. 6cinhoss state Of tie Ute.
RI, teueAouoe o. Whites, Seesilisv, end &c 81
|eo@plsints incident b the 90, vhsahee akdsg
from Indisesesioa, Hahis Of Diaipetion, q in lie
Iskl aoMors Bslssa, Nssexy, ~ sap1tsssss
NSd6efsssJ IL s1psassGat6 - deso1spusai ss6s6e.
Hx1ADoLD1 Ex11Ac1 BUcau asd Impseved
RosE VASE CunEs sDCRET DlsEAS8S
IN an their Slages AZ Huh B1pea1s
Little Or no change Of Diet. No insonveniesee.
r-<.- Asd - k7assss., 80
Il caoses kequeet dssI1s aaa gias Strength
70 Urin..s, thereby asno.ins ob:s,.esiSn.. Pre-
sllayinE Pain and lslannstisa, % ffeqseul ln
this class Of diseases, and expelling ~ Poiso.-
0se hiseaose go WoS1sa1 14&W.F fftk
Thousands upon thousands who hsve been the
Worms OF QuAcKs, and who have paid heavy
se0 10 b curedio Q shertune, have found Aey
were deceived. and that the "PJlsoH" has, BY the
~ Of 1oW4nSuL As1RueKos8 beea Odd up
h 10 sysosas, to bscak sius In - sG5Hsvated
form, and perhaps Atm MANAGE.
eUse HHloDoLDs Ex1RA1r BUeHv for all e.
fections anedneases of The URINARY ORIGINS
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever cause originating and no matter Of
Gov LONG SANDING.
Diseases OF tiies, Organs require the aid OF a
DlURETlC. HELxBoLp's EXTRACT BUCEU Is
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Four Daily Through Trains From
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7.es s Baltimore 5-ssH ..12
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
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arrives = Philadslphis SIS p, N.SFoneSsa hi.
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AGO q EHAG0
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Evening star., 1864-05-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
In THE SENATE yesterday

IN SENATE yeSterQay-
Mr.. Wilson presented q petition Of the min
listers OF the Gospel OF the District OF Columbia,
praying legislation In reference to their liahili-
ties for celebrating the rites of matrinony.
Referred to District Committee.
Mr.. Foster introduced bill relating to civil
action in the District of Columbia, which was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
This bill proposes that in the trial Of any civil
action before any OF the courts OF the District
of Columbia, any person interes ted in the re-
suit Of the action, whether party Of record or
not. may be called and examined as witness,
any law to the contrary Notwithstanding. :.
The House bill authorizing the organization
Of the veteran volunteer engineers of the Army
of the Cumberland was taken up, and the
clause providing for the bounties heretofore
given to veterans re. enlisting was stricken out,
and the bill passed.
The bill to prevent smuggling was slightly
The national bank bill was then taken up,
and the amendment proposed by Mr.. Colla-
mer was rejected.
regard to the associations redeeming their notes
at certain chief cities, was passed.
Various other amendments were offered and
rejected, and the bill then passed.
In TIE HOUSE
MIR. Wilson reported from the Committee on
the judiciary the Senate bill authorizing the
Secretary OF the Interior to contract for the
care, subsistence and employment OF persons
convicted in the United States courts in cases
where there are no penitentiaries in the States
or Territories in which the legal proceedings
take place. The Office of Warden of the Peni-
tentiary is suspended for the present. The bill
was passed.
A resolution was agreed TO instructing the
Committee for the District of Columbia TO
authorizing the city authorities OF Washing
ton and Georgetown to levy tax sufficient to
increase the pay of the Metropolitan police to
$50 month.
The contested election case Of Bruce against
Loan was taken up, and Mr.. loan declared
entitled to a seat.
Evening star., 1864-05-11
AUCTION SALES.
J. Q. MCGUIRE i CO., Auctioneers.

II
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS. ON FOUR.
H6usf XkD oF on sae
Rs Nssy, Yd @
ct the corner Of Eleventh street east and Penn
81 'fhi6 1ssSa4 fasiDai4 AFTERNOON, Ma, 10, =. ~
% and s:
81 s12Is0Sss Ssa,
the ghM MGf ef in
msi E: 5 ssa.4s rs :s
ssssiss sS.s9.Rsr "a :ssss ssa
Part Of sqpare No, ea beginning 1t the end Of 81
feet inches from the northeast corner Of
.dnts hes hon o. :sId theme
thence north feet inches. thence east 50 feet to
s 9; Of S Ssa
tsss's OF 8 .. street s.s
west Is feet the @ tosetheP W
the improvements consisting of q two story brick
GMMlpIArELY AFTER,
Ing on % ss Saa
street streets east and south street Lot Ne is i'm
's st5s: shstsi:.
months. with interest, for which the purchaser
shall give notes secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustees; The purchaser to have the option of
.,donvt yancss and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser.
Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with In five
dayf thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
resell At the risk and cost of the defsulting pur-
chaser, on one weeks notice in the National InAel
igencef.
E. @. MORGAN, Trustees,
.p.n-eoaads a jG FHSs; %seUfkR eRhERtYoe o., Auet.
Evening star., 1864-05-11
RYJ. G. MoGL IRE & CO., Auctioneers.

RYJ. G. MoGL IRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY at the corner Of Sec
WHOLE OF SQUARE mo- No. s41. T LOTS ooT1as' on nertn m
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets east,
On TUHs1XY 1XHS.cPf AFTERNOON, May II, At half past
I o'clock, on the premises, commencing and fol-
decree Of the supreme Court Of the District Of So:
umbia sitting in chancery passed the 9th day Of
April. 1864, In certain cause wherein George W.
Miller ID complainant and Ellen Miller ct al. are
lot No n. in square No 7sa, frontine - feet It - :
inches Second street east at the corner of south
B street at its intersection with Pennsylva
avenue. running g back rs feet, with the Improve.
House, with fine store attached.
Immediately after, the whole Of square No. s4l,
entns on Esst Gspso ard south
divided into de sirable building lots fronting on
east Capitol and south streets.
Immediately after, lots No. Is and II, in square
tween siIth and seventh strests east aud runpins
back l2S feet inch to 30fqot alley Lot II is i'm,
proved xish . small frame Dwellin g. House.
5. Immediately after, the DoIth half Of lot No. ls
east, between south and K streets, and extend
ing back nth thst width to the rear of the lot.
Terr;s: One third in cash; the residue in three
months, with interest. for which the purchaser
shall give noteB. secured to the satisfaction Of the
Trustees s., The The purchaser to have the option of
.OonVeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
IF the terms Of sale are not complied with in five
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost OF the defaultns pur
chaser. -
Z: Z: g shSsi ssfsAstb skAksstb1rY, Trustees
An 1l.eod&ds i q McRTJIRE r. Oo Ancts
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between Warren and Hancock, who Was
marehipg from Uhancellorsville

between Warren and Hancock, who was
N arehipg from Uhancellorsville
Foiled in the attempt he adopts the systsm
OF masked maseed assaults. Beaten through
two days at his own game, he, last night, re-
tires, en'repehes and nvites attack where the
ground Is unknown to us, familiar to him.
That Grant and Meade, working in thorough
concord and concert, have met and thwarted
him at every turn is sufficient comment upon
ther generalship. This fact must bs ominols.
to Lee of the fate In store for him before this
1t is a remarkable circumstance that during
three days Of battles, the artillery reserve has
remained quietly parked three miles TO the
rear. The artillery attached TO the Corps has
been ten times more than could be broughtinto
action.
The cavalry has had considerable fighting,
upon our left has kept Stuart at bay, has at
tacked him when it has been possible to reSch
nlm. Sherfdan's business was to protect our
Immense stores, which were mainly In the rear
toward Chancellorsvile-to prevent Stuart
from raiolng around us toward Fredericks-
burg In snort, to take care of that en- terprisne n
rider, and thrash him if he could be brought
to an encounter. I :
The imperative part Of this business has been
well and vigilantly attended to.
Wilson's division rode into and drovea por--
the road to Robe rison e Tavern. Our loss was
some Goethe 5th New York suffering the moet,
Sheridan seems to have taken the cavalry
rem Is With n aster's hand. snd o" be fsst gain
rect general cavalry fight may be contested
far down ON the enemy's right before many
days, for know the destruction Of Stuart's
rower for mischief is considered important to
the carrying out Of the campaign In the shape
contemplated.
THE BATTLE OF SUNDAY.
WILDERNESS TAVERN, Sunday, May g.
There was considerable skirmishing during
yesterday afternoon between the two armies,
and late in the afternoon Gen. Hill made an
attempt to get between Gen. Sedgwick on our
right and the Rapidan, but was repuleed,
though at one time it was thought best to let
them succeed, as they surely would have
fallen into e. trap.
The enemy's lines towards dark looked
weaker, and by O'Clock p. M, It was discov-
cred that the entire Rebel army had fsilen
back towards Spottsyivapia Court House.
Our cavalry started in pursuit, an by day
light to-day our corps had commenced TO move
forward.
I stop the courier to add that have just
heard that our cavalry are skirmishing with
Gen. Lees rear, beyond Pine-tree church,
near Spottsylvanfa village. It the impress
sion here that unless his presence is demanded
near Richmond, Gen. Lee has fallen back to
the North Anna river for a new defensive line.
Evening star., 1864-05-11
RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auc.ionesrs.
ING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT XuC-

On FRIDAY, the Goth instant, I shall SELL In
ofa deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date
ne lst day Of July. lsss, and recorded in Liber
land records for the county Of Washington, In the
District Of Columbia, the following named proper
tr let aforesaid viz:
Lots numbered nineteen and twenty. In square
pumb bered ten hundred and twenty nine, contain
ns over nineteen thousand square feet Of ground
This property fronts one hundred and TIVE nty-on
feet six inches on north F. between Thirteenth
and Fourteen tn streets east, near Maryland av
Terms OF sale: One-four1h cash; the balance in 6,
u, and IS months, the purchaser t. give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing inter est from the
taken. -
an conveyancins at the cost of the purchaser.
II the terms are not complied in ave days 1he
Trustee reserve the right to sell the property,
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. 81 ad
verhsng the same three times in the National In
teliisenoer.
my.6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-11
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
"A TATE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,

IN ALKXASDR1A COUNTY, VA.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed by Gaspaf
Tochman, and Appollonia j Tochmsn, his wife,
dated Julyl4, 1857. and recorded among the land
par Tochmsn being gagged In the rebellion against
the sovereign authority of the United States, and
trust being In and unpaid from the s0th day
ofoctober, l86l,-I shall pro -eed by order of the
party secured, snd By virtue of the authority con.
ferred By said deed. and the statute in such case
msde and provided. and the 18TH day of May 1884
In front of he Mayor oft in the City of Alexan
dris, Va: at u O'Clock, the property named on
said deed that is to say the farm called Summer
HIP on the Potomac river in said County,-the
same compri' in ut one hundred and 6fty acres
and being situated about midway between Wash.
ington oity and Alexandria, Va.
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
the time thereof, . -
an SO-M J M STEWART T-ustees
Evening star., 1864-05-11
EARM AT AUCTION, SALE POSITIVE.

EAKM At AUCTION, SALE POSITIVE.
will sell, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
18th day of May, the fnee ESTATE known as Mount
Zephyr It contains 645 acres Of prime upland in
Ing, variety of choice fruit, growing ps, stock
and household furniture. &c. It is about a miles
from, Mount Vernon Wharf, from Alexandfia, Is
from Washington City.
Terms: for personal property cash; for real es-
third in six years, With interest, sennisnnu ally
For further particulars address VIM. Ward. Mt.
''A,'' $3.50 " W. J. BROWN, Auctionssr.
my2,5,7,M,A,7 2l,1,