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Stoyesl Stoves!! Stoves |!
81 NOW rs YOUR TIME.

s5SSGA TIE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE
>z,l respectfully to inform the citizens of
w. n 81 Orangebnrg and surrounding Country,
Sihat lie is now prepared 10 furnish
them WITH STOVES, (botll Cook and Heating,) from
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any person who mny huy n Stove from him. perfect
and entire satisfaction, provided the Stoves apo put
up and used according to his directions Having
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Thinks ought f6'bc assnIic ciont ndnc mt for his
friends TO call mia examine his Stock before pur-
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~ on hand, manufactured hy himself forsale by tho
wholesale and retail. w. wILLCOCK
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Ann C.1MycrsI ct. al Defendant Defendants.i
1t appearing TO my satisfaction thnt Sarah Pull
man ahd Elizabeth ltolly,Ft% oftho defendants ro-
side without this State it therefore oriered that
they do appear md object TO heivsiop or salo Of
sixth acy 81 Marcl 'nexyy or their consent I'd tho
same Win be encrSd of record. dsid ~, fIt .s,iiy
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS FOR 1868,

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ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

4ss s'f!s ss ssst'sss sRs
9dn aie Lost Documents, in the Perpetaa.e
), /; matter Of the lost Will of ik Testimon1
!. !. s'peoo Wolfe ds'eyFffs4l syfy4 v,4xrr a.fe,..
'na,pplisation ~ hsying been nsde by william NJ.
Wolfe prove the existence hssad (Sf oy
the last Will and Testament Of jacob Wolfe, de. =
ceased On motoiof Messfs- sikE EEDiBble So
M 81
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!} y ~ ,T.I't i.l; H. Y}fT -{.fi Il
FOR TIE
q Hs A Y ia q IK EFT S.cl
AND HOW THEY LIVED, FOUGHT AND DIED
FOR DIME,
IIiM Incidents and Sketches OF Life in The
nv az CDnycieracyri .ir It3p
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Life Naval Adventure, II onte Life Partisan nur-
ing, Life in the Camp. Field and Hospital Togc.-
CT with the Songs Ballads, Anecdotes and llu,no-
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dcncc.
FThcrc is certain portion Of the war that viii
never go into the regular histories, nor DO emhol-
icu III romance 0r poetry, which is IL very real IN ri
oi 1t, and will. If preserved. convey to succeeding
generations bctter ilea of tho spirit of the con.
fic Than many dry reports careful narratives of
events and this Pnrt may be called the gossip tho
fun, the pnttos of tho war; This illustrates -the
character of hc leaders, the humor Of the soldiers
the devotion Of women, the bravery of men ,he
pluck of our heroes, the romance and hartshi,n, of
the service. ,tt. fr. III.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the Pictureeoue
and Dramatic, tho Witty and Marvellous the Tender
and Pathetic, und tho whole Panorama of the War
arc here thrillingly portrayed in iery mnuper,
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We will make advances on Cotton or other! Pro
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Affairs I'm Ceorretov

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-The following
was the business transacted on Change tha
morning :.Oferings-l.500 bushels OF whest
Salss-l,5O0 bushels Of wheat at s8.u5; 273 bush
els do. at -, and 3z7 bushels Of inferior whea
at $50.
RUNNING A WAGON WITHOUT A LICENSE.
onicer Masun yesterday arrested a colored
man named Battle johnson. who was ar
raIgned before Justice Buckley. for running a
wagon without a license, and fined $3.50 there
tor.
STREET WALKING-Catherine WEIGH. ar
rested by officer Noble, was before Justice
Buckey thls morning 10 answer for walking
the streets last night at al unreasonable hour
and accosting those OF the opposite sex. She
was lined So 50, and n deisult of payment COM
mitted TO the workhOuse
RESISTING An OPFIoER.-Oficer Sherwood
yesterday afternoon arrested a colored man
named Henry Perry, who was arraigned before
Justice Buckley, charged with disorderly con-
duct and resisting police officer in the dis
charge Of his duty. The justice fined him Is 5n
Ii appears that there was a ball given last
evening At the New Market House by some
color ed cluzens. and hat as the ball was abon
10 break up considerable disturbance ensued
caused by disorderly parties. Perry being on.
OF the chief instlgators Of ths affair the officer
proceeded to arrest him. and he resisted.
NOT 1DKsTIFIED.-The remains of John
Lynch. who died AT the Station house a week
ago were, exhumed yesterday afternoon Tor
identification. buj proved not 10 be the remains
Of the husband of Mrs. Lynch of Washington.
whose husband left her about two wears ago
THE PoRT.-The steamer John q ibsou. &C. -
tam Winters has entered with q full cargo
lrom New York, as also the steamer James y
Green, Capt lnman. The steamer Columbia.
Capt. Harper. has entered and cleared from and
10 Baltimore The steamer New York. Capt.
Jenes, has cleared for Philadelphia.
PROPERTY SALE. J. Bogue. Real Estate
Broker, has sold TO Geo. W. CASTELAR, the two
story frame house. No. 29i. and lot attached,
on the north side of Dunbarton street. between
Congress and Washington streets, for $3.50
cash.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Capt Geo. Clements
OF the 4-th Infantry. and a citizen OF George
town. while sitting IN front of has quarters
yesterday evening, was accidentally shot. by
the discharge OF pistol in the hands Of a SER
geant- the ball passing through hs abdomen
he was taken TO the residence OF his father
on Prospect. between Market and Frederick
sirt sts. End this morning was doing a well as
could be expected.
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THE COER ES

CIRCUIT CouRT-The May term ofthis cour,
convened yesterday, Judge Fisher on ths
bench. and after the ealing of the iury. a..
Journed 10 Monday next.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-This rnornfn-
the case 81 Altman agt. Huntiy-Wsstern mai
contract case-was taken up and argued
ORPHANS CoURT, Judge PgrceH The Will
OF Timothy Downey was partially proven
The will of Primus Leman was filed and par
TALLY proven. Eveline A TAYLOR was an
pointed administratrS w. a. Of the estate n
Jos. u. Taylor, late OF Washington county. de-
ceased. Patrick Sullivan Was appoinr.d
euarnian 70 the orphans OF John and Johanna
Ahera, late Of Washington city. deceased.
Bord S50O.
The first and final account OF John ". Hutch
inson, executor of the estate Of Jacob IOwen-
thai. deceased; the distribution account of TIE
personal estate Of the same; the first account ~
Alex. III. Louge borough, executor Of Hamilton
Lough borough; the distribution account OF tie
personal estate Of the same; the account Of Jno
A. Ruff. executor OF Andrew Small. deceased.
the distribution account Of the personal estAte
OF the same: and the first and final account u
Michael r. Moran, executor Of John Mc(iaT-
vey, deceased, were approved and passed.
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Anti r adical Meeting in the First Ward.
A meeting Of the Democrats, Conservatives,
and Anti Radicals Of the First Ward was held
last evening, for the purpose Of making nomi.
nations for ward officers. Col. Jas O'bc.rue
presided. Mr.. N. CaIlan moved that DR. VIM
b. Magruder be declared the nominee for Al.
derman by acclamation. The Char was not
able 10 decide the question, and 10 " as decided
to take the vote on the candidates regularly
The following nom nations for Alderman were
then made: r. A. Waters, A. Carroll, Samuel
V Miles, DR.. VIM Il. Magruder, John b.
Turton, George w. Emerson. The following
nominations for Councilman were made r.
A. Waters, A. Carroll, L. v. Niles, VIM Will
son, j. b. Moore, Samuel Wroe. The follow.
ing nom inations were made for Assessor:
Chas> f. Denharn and John Nc DerInott- While
the votes were being counted Peter O'Day and
a colored man named Daniel Corbett presented
themselves TO vote. The question whether
they should be allowed TO vote was put to the
house and was carried, and they deposited
their ballots.
the vote stood as follows: For Alderman
s. V. Miles, So; r. A. Waters, o. Or. VIM b.
Magruder 1876; John B. Turton, 81; George w.
Emerson, 10; scattering 9. For Council-R. A.
Waters, ITO; Andrew Carroll, 90; S. V. Niles, ~:
VIM. Wilson, 81; J. b. Moore, % Samuel Wroe,
rs: scattering z. For Assessor-Chas. F. Dem
ham, g.; John McDermott, 81; scattering g.
The Chair announced that the following were
the nominees: For Aldermen-Dr. VIM. b
Magruder, and ). V. Niles; for Council-R A.
Waters, Andrew Carroll, and Samuel wroe;
fer Assessor-Chas. +. Denham. The meeting
then adjourned.
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General Conference Of the A. VI. Z. Zion
fCAlaRedl Church

(Cslsred) Church.
BleoeMa Day.-Conference met this morning
with the usual religious exercises, under the
direction Of Bishop Clinton, presiding. A
communication emanating from the committee
OF the A. N r. Church, stating hat sand Con-
ference had reccBsidered their action rejecting
the platform of union, and had adopted the
same, and asked for the return of the docume nj
presented 70 this Conference On Saturday, was
receivt d; when, on motion, a. was resolved that
the document asked for be not returned. A
committee, consisting Of Elders J. p Hamer,
NJ. b. Coss, j. j. Moor, J. Holiday, and w.
+. Moore, was appointed 70 visit and reply TO
the A. NJ. +. Con ference on the subject: which
committee subsequently prepared and read TO
that was concurred in, and thereupon they
retired in the performance Of their duty;
"To the General Conference Of the A. NJ e.
Church We have been appointed as a con-
mittee TO inform your honorable body that, ac-
cording to the action of your body on the SUBJ
lect OF consolidation, taken on Saturday last,
(which is herewith presented,) our body most
respectfully declines TO take any further action
on the subject al the present time"
The Committee on Nominations made their
report on nominations for bishops, which was
read, received, and after considerable discus
sion, unanimously adopted. THE report en-
braces the following names, out OF which six
are TO be elected, Wiz. j. Moore. -. T. Jones'
j. j. Clinton, John ID. Brooks, Sampson Tai
bott, Joseph p. Thompson, Jacob Thomas
John A. Williams, j. Il. Trasty, George IL
Washington, A. Cole, and ID. Il. Matthew'S
The Committee on Temperance made their
report, which was received. An adverse re-
port was submitted by the Committee on Gre
dentials of the delegate from kainesville, N. u.
and the delegate was accordingly rejected. The
Conference then took recess till 2k O'Clock.
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BIDS OPENED.-At noon, to-day, bids were
opened at the Mayors office for trimming and
grayelling l. street north. from 23d TO 24th
streets, as follows: Patrick Sullivan, IA cents
per yard; John Holland, 10; Hugh Murry u
Thomas Joyce, l.: David Gregg, 10: VIM
Fletcher, 90; Cook and O'Dea, ia; John q.
Stafford, I3a.
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CHARGE OF LARCRNY.-Yesterday. George
Livingston was arrested by officer Fainter, OF
the second precinct. on the charge OF the lar
ceny OF Sl1 from Teresa Hanson and J. A.
Saur, and he was committed to Jail for cour;
by Justice kean. The compliments Were en-
gagged IN selling country produces, and the the
accused pretending 20 want to buy asked for
Sl1 change for a note which il is alleged was
not handed over.
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FESTIVAL OF ST. ALoYsIUs SCHOOLS Ar.
rsngements have been made for a grand pro.
cession OF the schools attached to ST Aloysius
Church with a May play at the Seventh street
Park, on Thursday, the 2sth. The children OF
other schools are to be invited, those taking
part in the procession being admitted 10 the
park tree Of charge. The display will no doubt
be brilliant. and TO say that the children Will
enjoy themselves, is superfuous.
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SIZZLING LIGHT-wEIGHT BREAD-Yesterday
Officers Parker and Boyle arrested Henry Och
ershausen and r. Defosse, bakers, on the charge
of selling bread light of weight, and Justice
Clark, in view Of the many complaints on this
ground made recently. imposed fine OF 81 for
each loaf, the former being required 20 pay S-6
and the latter Sos
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CITY ITEMS.

A $40 GREESBACK will purchase a gentle
mans Walking Coat AZ Geo. {. Hennings,
No. 51l 7th street.
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FIRK.-About Y o'clock last evening smoke
was seen issuing from the rear building Of tb-
Wayerly hotel, on Eighth street. between l.
and streets, occasIoned by the accidental
taking fire OF some clothes in the attic story
used by the servants. The fire department.
was promptly on the spot. but a section or two
of hose from the Ckronicl, office Were brought
first into requisitIon, and did good service in
eXtinguishIpg the fire. The roof was partially
burned of and the damage sustainei BY water
and fire is estima ed by Col. Langley, the pro-
prietor- at about S1,Oto, which is fally covered
by ins urance.
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THE RECHABITEs.-Columbia District Tent.
composed of delegates from eleven subordinate
tents OF the jurisdiction held a session AZ
Laurel, and elected Mr.. 7. Il. Marche, of this
city, delegate 10 the High Tent Of North
America, which meets on the ID Tuesday in
October next
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For BEATTY in style, workmanship, and n,
leave your orders at A. Saks a Co.'s, 5IT IN
street.
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DIR. WHITE. Surgeon Chiropodist- &as Penn
sylysnla avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
established 1S6l. Corns, Buniens, Bad Mails
Enlarged joints, W arts, Moles &c., successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with Immediately after the operation
Hours from q m. TO 6 n. m.
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B0GAN-HAPP On the 18th instant hy the
key. Father Stonestreet. &C st. Aloysius Chm rch
Mr.. CHARLHs j. began and Mis- KATE Il
HAPP ,lall Of this city.
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THE RIVER FRONT. May l9th.-Hayr,y's
oQ-Arrived-Schooner Waterman. CIR en-,
rom Havre- de-Gracc. with 207 tons of coal for
Harvey, Clark and Given.
CdTtcr's WbdTf-Memorandum- schoon-
ers A. Corson, Dorsey, with coal for II. W
BarEaelo, and Alfred f. Smyrk, Jones with
coal for ID. W. Fowler, sailed from Havre-
de-Grace on the 18th inst. and on the 14th. the
schooner John Thomss. Smith. with coal for
A. Wood Co, all bound TO this wharf
g'sWhdlf-Arrived-Sc Problem. Cor
nell, from James rlver, with 10000 feet OF lum-
Der and 10000 laths for William Mclean: two
sloops from Cone river, with oysters for mar
ket; one sioop from the Lower Potomac. with
LOCO dozen eggs for Brisco Il Co.; long boat
Cumberland, Smoot, from Alexandria with
wood for Burgess x Co. Salled-Schrs Mary
Augusta, Wroton. for Norfolk light: Ben iamln
+. Reeves, Brannin, for Georgetown, TO load
with coal for North river; boats Greyhound
Champ, for Quantico light: Mary Eiizaoeth,
down the river, light.
FotcierS rriyed-Schr. Salisbury,
Tyler, from Richmond Va, with lumber for
the Quartermasters Department and slate for
G. b. Clark.
Potomac Ferry Wharf.-The steamer Wawaset
Fawke, left her wharf this morning for Cone
river and intermediate landings, having on
board quite number of passengers and large
freight.
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For CoRNs or other complaints of the feet,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, &24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between AZ and OF h streets
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DIED..

L0WRY On Sunday, the 18th instant. HENRY
C1UTCHHTr. On the 18th instant, JENNIE.
years and months. ssee
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FIRE AT LAUREL.-Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, the stone school housa in
Laurel took fire, and burned most of the roo;
of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-19

CHANGE or TINE.-The train for Washing.
ton, which foI merly left Baltimore AT sa. m.
now leaves a; s.20a. m
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w s.
Amlseneuts, &c, To-Niglt.

NlrIoKAL THEATRE-Prof. Haselmayeris
ausi,al and maj ical soiree.
WAsHINGTGN CRY GARDEN.-Sixth Grand
Pie-aEc Of the Friendship Club, No. 1.
Picnic Of the Silver Star Club this evening
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ExHUNING CoRPsEs.-Mr. Frank Sands un-
dertaker, Is now engaged in removing the re-
mains from the old St. Peters burying ground
on ID street west, to Mount Olivet cemetery,
and those who can identify the graves of de-
ceased relatives and friends, can have them re-
Inferred in such cemeterie: as they may name
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MARRIEO ID.

SEE ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere Of gold pen
and pencil lost.
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GE0RGRTOWN ABVRRfISENKNTS.
Rf Thos. BOWLING. Auctisneer; Georgetowa
SUSTAINING THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOlsE AT ArCTION

SUSTAINING THREE STORY BRICK
On TUESDAY. May Is. at 6 o'clock D m, will
sell. In front of the premises part OF lot No a.
fronting "a feet inches the west side of Jeaer-
son street. by depth of rs feet 70 an alley The
improvements consist of Q substantial Brick House
IN 20 IS tin roof, containing z rooms and cellar
and in excellent condition.
Terms: One half cash, balance in 8 and y
mont be. with interest. secured by a deed Of trust
on the property. Conyeysn cing and sta mps AZ the
cost OF the purchaser deposit of $50 required
soon as the property IL struck OF.
Title perfect.
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ACCIDENTALLY IYJURED.-Yesterday even
ing, as Captain X. G.. Hill, with his wife ard
small child, and an aged lady, named Mrs
Hines, was crossing Seventh street, at street
In light carriage, they We're run into by a two
horse team. which was passing down Seventh
street the pole OF the wagon to which the team
was attached, running into the hind wheel
OF the carriage, upsetting il, which caused the
horse to start 20 run, but he was caught by
Mr.. Perry, grocer. Mrs. Hill was badly hurt.
receiving a diagonal cut on her nose and MANY
bruises about the face. She was carried into
the drug store Of DIR. George NJ. Howard. near
by, who dressed her wounds, after which she
was conveyed to her home on Eighth street,
near Massachusetts avenue.
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= URNIT BET
L FURNITURE

Having enlarged my Ware Rooms which riv<
me increased facilities, beg leave 20
oner 10 the public my large and wenSW
selected stock of
FURN ITURE. -
ComprisinR-
SUITS FOR PARL0Rs.
BED ROOMS. SITTING
AND DINING ROOMS, &p.
In soliciting share OF the public patronage
can only say viii try my best @ please.
J. b WE L LIS,
141 Bridge Street.
Georgetown
-ap Ism
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resemble.
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect il unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and deSight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-19

WE CALL the attention to the sale which
takes place by Green Williams, Auctioneers
on THURSDAY, the 2lst instant, At 6 o'clock D. m .
al the corLer OF 5th and T. streets north. For
particulars see advertisement
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ACoIDESTALLY SHor.--Yesterday evening
Capt. Clements, Of the 4ath infantry. vrhi,e
sitting In front of his quarters, Russel Rar.
racks. was accidentally shot by the discharee
ofa revolver In tho hands of sergeant. the bs II
peseing tnrot &h the fiesAy pant Of the left leg,
pear the groin He was conveyed 10 the resi.
dence Of his father In Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-19

REAL ESTATE SALES Messrs Cooper =
Litlmer yesterday sold lot A, in subdivision OF
lot IA, IN square 494, containing l,j6l square
feet, to l.. Z. Barber, for % cents per square
foot: lot b, in same subdivision of lot and
square, containing ,4S4 square feet to L.. +.
Barber, for 25 cents per foot lot +. in same sub
division. containing 1,S05 feet to 3. Gross At "a
cents per foot; lot q, same subdivision. con.
taining 1,St5 feet, to l. +. Barber, at 80 cents
per loot lot II, same subd vision, containing sos
Sqoare teet, TO 3. HartnRg, at "a cents per foot
koss ana I, same subdivision, containing L SOP
!sr,, 10 L. r Barber, for II cents per foot; lot
IA, same subdivision, containing LODE feet, to ID
Williams, At II cents per foot. ~ -
Messrs Green 4 Wflliams vss,.ra.v .o,, ,,..
@, 4, and +, in square No. ~; lot ~ 10 Cas,orre
Preatie, at IL cents Per foot; lots y and = 10
John Spear, for lax cents Per foot. =