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LIABILITY OF TRANSFERS FOR DISOBEDI
ENCE OF ORDERS

ENCE OF ORDERS.
Great Inconvenience and injury to the
public service having arisen from the failure,
or refusal of teamsters and other employees of
the Quartermaster's Department TO 60 to the
front and other points when SO required, here.
after any employee of the Department who
fails, or refuses to obey such orders, shall for
felt all pay and allowances which may be due
to him, and will, also, be liable to arrest and
trial before military tribunal for disobedience
OF orders, according to the 63th Article of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

~The New York Sanitary Fai closed on
Saturday evening, having realized Sl,0l1, 600.
General Grant receives one of the swords
which has been contested since the opening
of the Fair, and Commodore X ,pya the other.
The vote for the army sword was for Grant,
3o,29l; Mcclellan, i4,5O9 General Grant hay
ing received a majority Of 1912.
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ID r. e S GO O
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER!
We invite attention to our large stock of Bl.ck
and Colored Silks and Paris Worsted
THIN DRESS GOODS
ofevery description. which we have inst racs;,ad
and are prepared to sell lower than any otber
house in this city.
Those who are shopping for
DRESS GOODS
should not fail to look through our stock before
purchasing, IS we offer special INDUCEMENTS IN
styles, quality and prices. E aas
JOS. J. MAY 4 Co.,
~ sos Pennsylvania avenue
ap 25-2t between 9th and 10th sts
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~ Governor Brough, Of Ohio, has issued
an order calling out the militia OF that State
In active service fer three months. Thew
will be clothed, armed. equipped and paid by
tie United States Government They are to
report for duty on the I'd OF May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

~ The subscriptions to the new Ten Forty
loar already amount to thirty three millions of
dollars, though the instruction to agents were
hrst issued on the Goth OF March, and bonds
were not ready for delivery till some days
thereafter F.anrH ~ az -. q .-4r7 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

sSGeneral Butler denies an absurd report
that ne had threatened to resign on account OF
the appointment OF General Smith to the com.
mand OF the Army of the Peninsula. .ss
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RYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

'1MMEDIATELY AvTER Sale OF THE PROP
erty on WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, on st
We shall sell - 20 feet front, 100 feet Deep ON NJ
next 10 the corner f5th street north, in Harvey
aud Lindsey sub division OF Square SIS There will
be great advantage to any person In buying this
Lot. they will have two side walls already up for
building. Alp rEsrr.ss-f
Terms One-third cash, balance in three and six
months, for notee bearing interest, secured BY q
deed Of trust on the premis es
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of purchaser orc - -.--.E 1900. 80
aps5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYW. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

, 500 DOZEN Extra choice Cognac and Rochelle
Brandies, Scheidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wine.
Bourbon and Nectar Whisky, Clarets, &c, re:
naming Of the stock Of r. Cromelien Co will
be sold By their order at Public Sale, on WEDNES-
DAY. 18th NAV, at 10 O'Clock. The same may be
examined at their fal. room, No. 1913, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, second floor.
apps VIM L. WALL l. CO., Aucts.
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.. New York Stock List.
U. S. 5.2O's, 112x; Certificates Of Indebted.
ness, 9ex; Gold, 1sOX; Quicksilver, "a.
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FATAL AocIDENr.-On Friday night fatal
accident occurred on board the Dragon, Of the
comico River. Acting Masters Mate Stephen
NJ, Casey, while in the act Of stopping, let his
pistol fall out of the frog, when 1t fell on ste
and exploded, the bali entering his right breast,
and passing upwards, caused hts death in a
few minutes. The deceased was q young man
OF about 81, and had been attached to the flo.
~ ntia aos aoo41 SIX months: HIS parents reside
arrived up yesterday, and the funeral took
place from the boat yesterday afternoon, and
was attended by the officers Of the flotilla.
The services were conducted by the Rev. H.
N. Sipes, after which the body was placed in
the vault Of the Congressional Cemetery. r
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FROM MATAMORAS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-A Matamoras let
ter of April eth reports that Gen. Diaz routed
French force of 600 at Juajuapa, only 50 OF
them escaping. ....
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" " -.
On tomorrow Tuesday We shall sell
cases of FRENCH CHINTZES at 25 cents per
yard. worth 81,
Also, case of MOURNING PRINTS at 10 cents
worth Is cents.
The above goods we're slightly damaged by river
water. Call early and secure them at the Balt-
more Bargain Store of
LANSBURGH & BRO.
ap 25-2t~ 375 eth street, Sd door above I.
ORPHANS COURT March g. Isa-DIsrRICr
~ OF COLUMBIA, Washiagton County, To-wit In
the matter Of the pstitlon of James McsherrS,
MeSherry infant heirs Of Mrs. Helen Mary McSher-
ry. deceased, for sale of real estate.
The guardian aforesaid having this day made
report Of the sale in pursuance of an order aud
decree OF this Court, which has been duly ratified
and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the Dis
rict of Columbia, sitting in equity it is ordered
that the said sale be confirmed. unless cause be
shown to the contrary. before the first day
of June next. provided copy of this order be pub
lished in the National Intelligencer and Evening
Star once a week for three consecutive weeks prior
to that time. VIM. F. PURCELL,
Sole Judge of the Orphans Court.
true copy-Test z. G. ROBBINS.
ap 25-w3w Register of Wills.
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BRIGNOLI. assisted by artistes from Max
MaretZek's italian opera troupe, by Miss Laura
Harris, q new and successful prima donna,
give a grand concert tomorrow night at the
old Washington Theater. See advertisement
for further particulars.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auesioneers.

LARGE AND WELL FINISHED DWELLING
HQnSE ON G STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
TM ENTY- TIRsT AND On, TICWINfY-sEcoND
On FRIDAYAFTERNOON a pril 2. .tta o'clock.
on the premises. We shall sell. part OF Lot Is, IN
between Twenty -arst and Twenty;seeond streets
west and running back 128 feet ca inches, togeth
er With he improyements, consisting Of q nell.
Rouse. with two story Brick Building, with Mar
BE Nantes. water and Cas- and Apished In the
most hyperion manner throughout; cellars under
the whole building.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured ~ deed
" Ganyesapces 1T cost of the purchaser.
The house Is wen furnished, which may DO taken
"A s mid 'AiuAs'oI Q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
TRANSFORMATIONS OF COPARTNERSHIP.- The
Dcopartnership heretofore existing between u
G. eornYsl and sohnsSn1unhasI; the tue ~ eI 2.
Pennsyivania avenue is this day dissolved hy ma-
tied BY G. G.. Cornwell, who will continue 'ne
business al the oiu s'A0u' G.. G.. CORNWALL,
ar.o,m J. NJ JOHNSON.
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pY THOMAS BOWLING Auct'r; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD AND KI TCHEN FURNITURE AT

AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING. April y, at 10 o'clock,
will sell, At No Ga Iayette street, between % and
a streets: a general assortment of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, the effects of ssntlem an leav
in the city. sT--
Terms cash. 1
Sale positive. -. = -. -. -~
In 25-d THOMAS DOWNING
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PRoMoTKD.-James p. Tustin has been pro-
noted to third class clerkship in the Pension
Bureau, at salary of $1,6O0 per annum.
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LIGHT BREAD AND OTHER VIOLATIONS OF
LAw:-This morning, the police in the Fourth
Ward, under orders from the Superintendent
arrested George Hughes, baker, for selling
bread at less than the legal weight. Three
Hughes, and all were found wanting in weight,
He was ordered to pay fine OF So for each
loaf. Mr.. Hughes, Fred. Wetzell, and Charles
Entwisle, were charged with running wagons
without license Hughes and Entwisle were
fined 1858; Wetzell was dismissed. William
Bryon, A. Aigler Il Co., Thos. Wade, Thos
Fay, and Patrick Foley, for running wagons
s2.5s. The order of the Superintendent req uires
especial attention to be paid to the violations of
the municipal regulations. Light bread has
been cause OF continual complaint by con-
sumers, who regard the light weight which is
given them for the prices paid as an outrage.
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q i
SOPHIE MARRIED.-The upper ten dom OF
Philadelphia was thrown into commotion On
Saturday by the announcement of the marriage
of Miss Sophie Climber, actress, to Mr.. William
Kuhn, the scion of well known wealthy and
white kiddish family of that city. Miss CHM
Der will be remembered as the pretty and
sprightly soubrette performer at Growers thea
ter. The ceremony was performed on Satur-
day morning in one of the private parlors of
the Girard-the hotel Of which Miss Climber
was an inmate. The parents Of the groom
have refused to receive the bride-actress as
daughter, but as her sweet William has $50, 600
in his own right, the happy couple can get
along without the parental blessing. e
DROwNBD.-Yesterday, Coroner Woodward
held an inquest over the body Of boy found
In the river between 18th and 10Th streets west.
1t was shown by the evidence that the boys
name Is Felix McGowen, and that on the 18th
instant he was at the foot OF e street, near
Easby's ship yard, catching drift wood, and
fell overheard and was drowned. The jury
returned verdict accordingly, and the body
was delivered to the parents, residing on 23d
street west. se e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

SUsPICIoUs.-Last night officers Milstead
and Turner found Joseph Robinson, a sad
dler, and Elizabeth Robinson, who he claims
as his wife among the blocks of stones, north
of the Capitol and arrested them, their actions
exciting suspicion. They were taken to the
station and this morning were dismissed by
Justice Ferguson.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SERIOUS Yesterday afternoon
Caspar Saur, German, was before Justice
Justice johnson, on the oath Of Nina Ault, q
small.sized but rather good looking German
girl OF sixteen, who charges that he (Saur) at
tempted to commit rape on her person on the
4th instant, and also on a previous occasion.
Nina, 1t appears, was bound to Saur, and has
Dsen lying VI 18th he him ct tie Shade
had left him he had her arrested on the charge
OF larceny, and 1t was dismissed by Justice
BOSWELL subsequently Nina made the charge
on which he was arrested by Officer Palm.
Mr.: Lloyd appeared for the defense
Inc only witness for the prosecution was the
complainant, Nina Ault, who was sworn, but
being unable to speak fiuently, Officer Seibold
was sworn as interpreter, and she testified tina,
on the 4th OF the month"; while she was making
up the beds in Saur's house, he came into the
room, caught hold of her and accomplished
a1ter TINS occurrence, because he tried to repeat
the offense.
The defense produced several witnesses
john Stroeck, Anna Stroeck, Catharine Kai-
mer, Philip Meyer, who reside in or frequent
same house. Mr.. and Mrs. Stroeck room in
Saurs house, but neither saw nor heard auy
thlng OF the affair, and were pretty confident
time charged.
Catherine Kaimer testified that she was with
NINA almost constantly, and was sure thew
offense was charged to havel been committed.
NINA told her OF the affair while they were
washing.
Nina AIT, recalled.-Stated that when the
AFFAIR took place, Kate was in the yard wash.
Ing clothes, and she had gone up stairs to make
the beds.
Kate Katmer denied that they were apart
from each other on the day mentioned
Philip Meyer testified that he went to Mr..
Wilson's and had an intervi with Nina, who
stated that Mr.. Wilson said that Saur had
better pay her 800 or $50, and she (Mina) need
not appear against him.
Nina Alt said that Meyer advised her to 20
fare, and that she did not say anything to Saur
about his paying her $40.
Kate Kaimer testified that Nina told her that
MI. Wilson would give her anything she
wanted il she would appear against Ault
The Justice required Saur to give bail for
his appearance at court.
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TTQI,SE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
IL "a LE,-Seven hundred dollars for the furni-
ture and rent of the house. Inquire at j. Brown
restaurant, corner 18th st and Pa. av. ap 25-3t'
FOR RENT-0n the LIST Of May, Ito gentlemen
furnished CHAMBERS. Location near the depart ep,
ments and very pleasant and healthy-46O New
York avenue, I'd door from 18th st. ap25-tf
FROM BOSTON.
Il HE Packet barque Laconia has arrived and is
now discharging her freight. Apply to ~
HARTLEY 4 BRO, ~
80 and 1O1 Water street,
ap 25-3tt Georgetown. D. c.
six CHICKERING a SONS FAMOUS PIANOS
- just arrived his morning. Good news-A
Tor my friends who have been SO patiently y62
waiting. This makes our stock very large, "NEE
well assorted, being forty pianos from best makers
Pianos moved, &c Also, Melodeons and Organ
bargains JOHN r ELLIS
APPS SOC Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th sts
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HOWELL. AT MISS SANFORDS.. No. q
-. Mar Space, has just received lot 81 Pmffed
spencer II wash Lace, Lace Under Sleeves. q c
NHeHAHe 0e00 OIeeees. Ap 06tA
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OF THE POTOMAC FLt
TILLA.
A SERIES OF UNION SUCCESSES.
REBEL ToRpEDOEsINT THE

RECONNOISANCES OF OUR GTNBOATS AND
REFUSES OF THE REBELS.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, April %, 1854.
= RoPOSALS will be received at the Mayors Of
nee until l2m. on Thursday April 18th for gradng
ana grsreiiing street north from Nineteenth
street west 70 Twenty-frst street west or such
thereof - the Mayor may direct. The gravel must
pe n,ne inches IN &c pth in the centre. and taperng
graded and gravelled to the entire satisfaction Of
the Commissioner of the Ward and Assistant Com
missioners, shall be thoroughly raked and rolled.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
sfNsa a nr ana Res square yard for grayelling
upon the certificate of the Commissioners that the
Work is properly done. - - $50 "-'' ''''
- FIR DORSETT.
Commissioners of the First Ward
kOBT. EARL, Sen
VIM. BRADLEY
dP Io-ut2S Assistant Commit ssioners
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EOR SALE-A Peddler's Hawkers LICENSE
l. for the city of Washington; good till Noyem-
Der. Inquire of Mr.. CHATAIN, sos 18th street
near "a avenue. ap 25-2tH
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GAS STOVES, Putnam's Clothes Wringer, Water
N Coolers, Patent Carpet Sweepers, Refriser
OGDEN'S Housefurnishing Store,
ap 1913 $40 18th ST., near Pa. av.
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@ OOO BUSHELS ST. UBES SALT
OsOVV 1000 bushels Turks Island Salt
sf-,.,ss.7 900 sacks Liverpool g. A. Sail
500 do do fine Salt
Afoat and In store For salt in lots IN su;t mr.
ap BlmH Georsatnv S.i1S'n
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PAINFUL RUMoR.-It is rumored that a
schooner which left here some ten weeks since
with cargo Of suffers stores for Port Royal,
S. o., was wrecked at some point on the coast
during the late series Of storms, and that all on
board persisted. 1t is stated that number OF
Westinghouse, who were the owners of the
goods, were on board, among them Mr.. Wood
ford Stone, q citizen OF the Seventh Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

N Receptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls SUP
Pers, Pairs and other entertainments furnished at
Cream and Water Ices made By steam power, war
fanted to be the best in the CITY Wholesale and
Russo, Jellies, Pyramfds and Wedding Cakes made
to order, at JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S CONNECTION.
cry, 1856 Sixth st., bet. G. and H. fe -3ms
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TO THE T4XPAYERS OF
II q WASHlNGTON

ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March Il, 1864. {
The Board OF Assessors, having completed the
General Assessment for the year 1854 hereby give
notice that they will sit as Board of Appeals and
Ter the purpose of making any correction, from
18th day Of April, inclusive, Sundays excepted J
e. their room No g. basement story, west wing
By order of the President:
JAMES W. sPALDING,
NH 15-tApS Secretary Board of Appeal
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Just received and for sale, of the very latest
and, five Eo-Top BUGGIEs twelve HS@4
Bretts
=, Thirty sets Single and twenty sets Double HAIR
NESS, some extra fine
Also on hand, number of Second hand CAR
RACES. THOMAS YOUNG,
ap 23-fm No. 400 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

n-CATHOLIO FAIR AT POMPEIAN HALL,
Of the Male and Female Free Schools of George
town, is now open. day and evening, at the Union
too numerous to detail here. Admission 10
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FRESH STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.

We are now receiving spring supply of RE
FK1GERATORS. WATER COOLERS, BROOMS
BSCkETS, Dust White Wash and other BRUSH
keepers.
Special attention is invited to the celebrated
to the Union Carpet Sweeper. desi gned for com.
Iort, ease ana economy: SHELLEY g. GUY.
ap &-eot Int. d Times.l 322 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

ITO THOSE IN WANT OF A GOOD COOKING
Il sTOvE.-TEy the "Arbitsr," the best Baking
ton. Il. H. & II. l. GREGORY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

Just received the richest. handsomest I'D ,,o.+
Varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval P;ctn n
Frames in the District. These goods are warrant.
manship. p'iioi "o'A
Also. beautiful assortment Of Card yisite
goods warranted % represented. Terms cash a.
No. 4s6 1th street, ii ht ri do a1T .ha;ya
ap Limit - n ~ - Odd ReIIo~sapyWsIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-16
Finsucinl News. Markets, &C.

N~r York Monday AuyuS 10, D P.h.-1he stock
marke, has been quite strong 'o-laY, With .ath.r
hisher prices rs q gene al thing no,efnmens con-
tinuc In active demand. while the rate. are m9ro,.
ing. The fluctuations in roid To-Day have been AZ
fo!ows AT 10 o'clock, .65S; lo.ia $685.; 1928,
1854, 1854 1884, l1.9o 80 Ii.+l 2bd la.la
as6k; la.32 $685. 1.sa ess 2, sSb,t 2.3a e8k 4;
o 49,; SIS 2S6Is; 3.aG s56s; 3.4A 2361 I
NON The loan market was unchanged. Tpercent
b The cureat rate, but there little business doing
Commercial papsr passed readily It cas- Per cent.
Exchange w Arusr ct ST. 27s, The Bank state.
nnt III vssk b vssy favasbis. The loans an down
ssaslv ~ . uillisa, Wills ~ depaAt No W ovs
twv ulllipos md hsi6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-16
he Second Army Csrps In front Of Pc.
tersbuFG.
CANT n ZEE FInn MAJ rvrrssurs&)
Auouat III ls.ll Z

70 ths Edftov Of the Sun:
Through the kindness Of . friend. often re-
-. ~ copies Of your valuable paper. and 1t would
b needless for an old subscriber and reader for
veloome
.sddrrss yon 81 this time In order to con.
municste . few fnrtS which deem It necessary 10
astn, In reference To tho position Of the Second
Army CorLs a tho period Of the late assault Upon
~ rebel Inns in our 'front.' after the mine expo-
500. In recent editorial upon the snb,cct You
appear to think IRE charge al ,uld have been on.
trusted 70 the ID Corps, in order to have insured
s,ocsss. Now, while we fully appreciate the good
opinion you have thus expressed in relation TO our
ability 10 overcome Obstacles aud courage " face
The greatest dangers with ont . murmur sall IL Is
well that the public Ahoud understand thai our
s1rength and powers nj endurance have been some
what woak ened since We lett tho banks OF the Rap
han IN Nay last. Three months ~ hard work,
marching. changing and hshtius, you may depend
hss made fosrtul havoc III our ranks. Thousands
that once " nobly and bravely turned the tide OF
botkle have Bone rom US and In their place
have ''bounty Jumpers" and in too many cases
the substitute totally unfit for any kind OF ser
We. They not only lack physical ability, bu,
whst 10 Of more Importance that deep feeling Of pa
9tousm which 10 essential 70 success and triumph.
But this 10 nos all. We ask, what corps did to-
wards Obtaining victory on that oecason than the
iii Did No not march during whole night, with
knspsacks and scyon sud eight days ratons, and
Immediately in the morning, after crossing tho
james River, without rest, engage the enemy.
cnarre upon their line Of works ioroe them from q
position which was we'll fortihed, capture thor
BAKERY and 80 irghen them that BeauIe sard with
drew large number Of his troops iran Pe,ers-
burg, In orIcr 70 prevent, % he supposci, al
advance upon h chniond by the way Q, ne Peu.n.
als. H.v-ag successfully accopplisbed our pur-
posA No hum Cd ba.k under oovor Of night 70 the
tsons a Petersburg, completely wors out, and
many a ~ mex aud enIrely unfit for duty.
Think you thea. under the circumstances, that We
ought 70 have bean selsctcd 10 make the charge
II you do bar you would mt make rood gene.
~. Rspsctfully yours.
a. II. DIYonADA
% .. nth nass. Vols, Second Army CsrYs.
W pahaish ~ sbsSs b jussios 70 The othcsss
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Pos some months, certain individual hayo taken
every public and private opportunity oi conveying
the impression that persons employed in a." srS
Oeice were badly treated by the proprietor, ard did
not rsueive adequate wages for the sors perform
ed. We have hitherto re,rsin~i iron placing he
fore tbe public any matters pertaining " onr PR
yae business simply because II WIS . sufficient
vindicston OF the ot~s uttered against us, tbs,
those we employed still remained N ,ho establish.
msnt, and constantly refI,ed the ial-o as0ruons
Of the hrsvbodles whenever ,bey t~carne aware nj
them. ~ this character il The statement made u
reference W oompostors, sho have receive
N. sane rate ~ paw ~ toe men working VI other
Newspaper Offices. Some thoeo men have bcen
IN our establishments tot twenty years. and with
them, and eli empioyei nv us. Oh, relations have
slways been o; the mos, freddy nature. H. tbs
conncrton ~ may na he ont oi place to state. that
OF time when the printers Sociriv' w. N pa1i
of funds the proprietor Of this JsIoi became aware
Of tho tact. aud donated one.half the sun, nocei /.
subsequently he learned the c,ct amount ro1u rci
| to place the society in q position 10 take Of
itself, and It IA due ~ him STATE that Mr.. Br.cn
| and his bro,bs- in sIduion n thc f-., donation.
jointly Sivsnccd all the money ucci-i, aud thus
sisted socisty that was al that time likely 10 COLI
| lar.e.
II Ia also matter ~ record thai rny sur. IN its
outsppken sdvocsJy Of the rights IT those WHO o.
tain their living By daily labor, has tren enabled
TO prsscut to the attention OF ,he public, claims
that have before bc~n prorsriv recognized Y
society at large. This we hsve done 81 great
pccuniary loss, s,rrenderipg our columns t. such
nsters when important news required NJ NJ.