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Tue RETURNED VOLUNTEERS yesterday visited the
Mary King slnn which has brought home the Sd Illinois
regiment They really 'rongl-and-ready set, so lar
as the outward man" is concerned Their taerd gar
men hapeess hats long boards and moustaches, bronzed
yag and general appearance were all evidences OF the
hard service and exposure they had experienced in the
tented field" Notwithstanding their rough looks how
ever good humor order, and decorons conduct pervaded
the whole body In subsequently, speaking TO MAJOR Gen
el Patterson respecting them, he observed ThoSe men
are worth their weight in gold. They march without bag
gagewagons; without tents throw themselves down any
for the night; and there they always on hand at
a moments notice, and ready for anything
This regiment belonged General Sheldss brigade, and
itself Cerro Goro They on the
way home where they WILL doubt receive that cordial
welcome TO which they are so justly entitled.
Nem Orleans Bulletin, Nay 20.
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TUE NoToRIous RoeBER ''TnuNDERBoLT, piscoyERED-
The celebrated English robber, Thunderbo who has Tor
number years past successfully euded all Search died
few DAYS since at Braeboro, VT where he had resided
number of years and enjoyed much celebrity ply
.can, entirely unsupported but much respected. The
Barre Patriot gives the following of the discovery
Of who he really
During his last illness he refused be undressed and
when his end. hired two To bury him in hscotle
last he deda which not fulfilled on their
part consequence OF the neghbors, who were DESTROYS
giving his remains more decent and betting burial
On removing his clothes previous TO his beng laid out the
cause of this desire of his maniIesrhe with
leg and cork heel the shot marks, and the which
witnessed previous attempt AT sncide-precsely as laid
down in Lighoos description Of him-marked him
fhunderbot who had gained such noorety in England
and this country, Of the daring and successful
hghwaym that graccd the annals crime. On his
person also found dirk and pistol, and among his
effects, of a descriptions together with watches, da
monds leweiry. &c., &c enormous value, packed
away sawdust. He always dressed in three suits
ocothes, make his figure more pory. and to prevent
recognition; and his whered leg was found wound with
clothes, 10 make appear the size of the other"
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Inter from the Brnsos.

The schooner Alcyona Capt Titheradge, arrived yes
ter1ay from Brasos Santiago having sailed thence on the
It'll instant
An express passed through Matamoros on the 9th inst
from Gen Scott TO Gen. Taylor.
Fourteen hundred troops and upwards encamped
near the field of Palo Alto 1t is called camp of nsuc-
ton
The Flag has late papers from Zacaecas. So far from
medtating withdrawal from the Mexican confederacy,
the Flag represents the people OF this State more
seem disposed to aid the government efectually with
their
The Flag publishes from Victoria paper circular of
President Anaya to the governor OF Tanauipas showing
the extraordinary powers conferred the former by Con-
gress in view of the invasion of Mexico The substance
of this document had before Under the decree OF
Congress, Anaya has power to make peace with the
United States and any individual who shall enter into
treaty with u.s. either in his public private capacity. is
declared traitor
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. COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.-The N. Y. Courier says;
The arrival from sea- of vessels of all nations, contn
nes and the North river side of the town has
within our memory, exhibited such "frendy foliage of
foreign flags" the language of our friend Christie
pher Hughes in speech at Liverpool entertainment
many years ago to Mr. Canning.
forest of masts literally extends from the foot of
Liberty street the Bateryvessels lying three four
deep OFT the of the piers, aud amed close pos
sbe together between them.
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AN ElIGRAyr FAMIIy.--A family Of emigrsnts, OF the
name OF Dolan consisting OF a man. his vile and ive
children started from England few months ago for this
country When the voyage had almost been completed,
of tho children died and thrown overboard they
followed by of the children the mo-
he then sckened and died, and Just the ship-James
Shepard-was coming into this port, HE iatfer ded'
One poor orphan only of this family reached the
shores of this COMMUNICATION Traveller.
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nMOO.-Advent,lre in the South seas by Herman Me
~ vile, author of "Pypee.o vol

acknowledgements in the South seas by Herman Mel
~ vile, author of 'Pypee," VOL
Overland Journey round the World, by Sir George Simp
son, Governor Of the Hudson's Bay Company, vol.
Memoirs OF the Queen of France, by Mrs Forbes Bush
vols, from the second London edition.
CHARACTERISTICS Of Men vi Genius series of misceanes
seleet ted I'm London) from the Boston North American
Review, - vols, London.
Guizots History of the English Revolution, from the
cession of Charles L., VOLS, London.
History Of the English Revolution by Dahlmann profess
sor OF history in the University of ongen vo London
Lives of eminent British Dramatists collection of biog-
aphes. by Campbell, Clifford barley, Leigh Hunt, and
others, vol.
Shells from the Strand Of the Sea Of Genius, by H. Far
ley, volume.
May 10 F. TAYLOR
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Domestic bills in Nem York

private individuals buy and sell exchanges
low and steady rates, how profitable have been the
monopoly the denct monster II is however the case
that 1888 the bank and land fever had begun affect
changes With the increased prosperity of the country,
all descriptions Of securities rising in value and
improbable that paper speculation may, long, be
engendered The of the Ohio canals have thus
lar been 30 per in of last year On several pub
lie works they as follows
Revenues of rpytaiu aublic yporks
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Revenues Of certain public works.
/ 1896, as4 l,777,572 ll,l4s AL ,aOs
Total 8 works


The Erie canal is for II days navigation in 1877, and -
DAYS in 1886 For second week in May the receipts
1882 against 300 1874 last year The large increase
Pennsylvania works will this year suffice meet in full
the State dividends, and place that noble State henceorih
above contingency The price of the stock has risen 10 per
cent in few weeks. The increase the Ohio works is
gratifying, and may enable the payment of those div
dends with less of nancerng than usual The per cts of
Ohio have reached l0 They have not for many years
before par The progress of the settlement OF the
Indiana debt through the able management of Mr. Charles
Butler will place that State in condition to reap the
advantage great work. for the construction of which
she so heavily involved herself The Illinois canal will
probably be completed in the fall and ready for full sea
i'm l84S change is however, necessary In the truss
teeship The Illinois resident trustee abors under the
greatest sadvanage, when the funds of the holders
held in New York. and every step the operation requires
an interchange of letters, occupying some weeks, when
few moments the spot would settle the
ter The bondhoders have already had meeting upon
this subject
The market has continued heavy at some de
cline in rates. Notwithstanding the great decline in the
receipts The crop stands now as follows'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
A.n lJIo 10 A.

Registers Office, May Is, lS1
The interest six per cent treasury notes issued under
the act OF the 23th OF January last, which run TWO years,
will be paid semannually on the first days OF July ana
January but is Likely that any interest less than an
entire half wear will be paid such notes. that the first
pa neni will probably be on the first day oiJan
nary lSls This point, however, is no, fully decided
r. III. GILLET.
! THOMPSON esq, "a Wall street, New York.
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G1y-Jockson Monument

nsJaclsson Nonunsent.-Ihe committee for the erec-
ton Of the monument are requested to meet IN the Post VI
ice Department Thursday next the 3d OF June at u
O'clock Tor the purpose of selecting site for the erection
of the monument and take such other steps may be ne
ressary for the commencement OF the work
May n {, JOHNSON, Chairman oil Comml''ee'
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On the inst in the year OF her Mrs ELLEN HO
BROOK resident OF this city. May she rest IN
peace.
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The London papers notice the death of The grand
daughter of JpiHiam Penn the founder OF Pennsylvania
THIS venerable lady the widow Of the Hon w stuart,
late Lord Primate of Ireland. She was So years old.
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The market has continued active through the week.
until Yesterday when the demand for consumption falling
of somewhat the face of increased arrivals down the
river, there less buoyancy. On Monday prices, with
an active demand reached 80 IS SO S for Genesee and
So 6Sa So 10 for Michigan and Ohio, which rate some
900 barrels taken for Liverpool Some extra Ohio
brands sold 50 50 Is Sales, for future delivery, have
been made lower ratessay IS lS2 IS 80 in June,
So 81 SO 25 in July, and 81 s7a in August Geneseo,
the spot is now selling So 56i So 62a SO 75, and
Ss III IA So q in June Michigan and Ohio round hoop
So 80; Genesee closes duh at 80 37A IS 90
Wheat has advanced, and account OF its scarcity has
reached price relatively higher than flour Sales of Ohio
to arrive June, 81 So Genesee ~ 80 81 Corn has
been active mrher advance. Sales Of $4,000 bushels
northern yellow ITO ll2 li3 arrive in July
and August 95 cents northern oats, % CD cents offered
rye Il0 a li5 cents; New Jersey meal SIS ..
There is speculative action in provisions and Ohio
pork has sold freely at improved Old prime
pork, SI3 Si3 I2S; mess, SIG Is new prime,
SI3 rs S13 81. Beef is dull; Ohio lard is heavy--ss
81 81 cts. Tor good picked hams cts shoulders, 81
butter, 20 q cts western, IS 20 cheese,
"A cts For rice the demand is good 81 s7i So 25
There is some speculation in seeds new clover, 81 do.
Ohio and southern, 4 Tobacco, Kentucky and Virginia,
3a6cts.
feights remain inactive naval stores tor London are
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taken al ss 3D. 3s Sd cotton Liverpool, si6d ID
Havre, cent.
The following is table Of the quantities of produce ship
ped from the port OF New York for months ending MavI
1917:
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CUGAR AND MOLAssEs at auction.-On Wedne slny
- the I'd Of June, at ii o'clock, +. A. H. Dotges
Wharf, Georgetown, the cargo Of the brig Anaostan from
Mayaguez, Porto Rico, consisting of
2l7 hhds strictly prime sugar
80 hhds. }
IL erces , superior mola sses
10 bbls. }
EDWARD s. WRIGHT, auctioneer,
May 23-td Georgetown
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National Medical College,
Idte Medical Department of CoiMmbam Coilegs,)

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
TINHE annual course of lectures in this institution will
commence, usual ale first Monday in November,
and continue until the LIST of March,
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., professor Of anatomy.
JoHN M. Thomas, M d., professor of physiology and
medical jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON M. d. professor of Obstetrics and
the diseases of women and children.
CHARLES G PAGE, M. d., and LEONARD d. GALE, M. D.,
professors of chemistry.
JosHuA RILEY, M d., professor of materia medica and
therapeutics
JOHN FREp. May, M. D., professor of surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ d., professor of pathology and prac-
ice of medicine. "
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. d., demonstration of anatomy
Clinical lectures delivered and operations performed on
patients from the infmary which attached the col
cge, and from the public dispcnsary.
October. "
500
Demonstrators ticket, including his rccapituatory lee
lures, $40.
WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, M. d., Dean,
7th between T. a. + streets.
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by IL. ~. DYER, .0scftoneer

ENOR SALE AT AUCTION-On Saturday the 29,l
May, att o'clock p. M will offer public sale the
iwostory brick house on the of and 10Th Streets
late the residence of Major j. Forrest deceased Also the
two lots adjoining The neighborhood is well known
Terms of sale: Oneth cash, and the balance in one
two and three years, be secured by the purchasers
bond with approved sreties bearing the day
OF sale II the terms not complied with in days
from the day of sae the properly will be csod the risk
and cost of the purchasers.
May l2-eodEds R. W. DYER Auctioneer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for stock in +" Temperance Hail.
IN are hereby informed that certificates Of will be
issued to all who may have paid the subscribed
upon presenting evidence tereoto the president
nry ofthe Board of Directors.
The record OF certificates of stock issued by
Mr. George Savage, (by authority of the Board) having
been lost persons holding the same requested to report
the number, date, amount, and upon them, the
president OF the Board at his office, Fountain Buildings"
to Mr. George Savage Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 10Th Streets the secretary of the Board of
l4th and G streets. ULYSSES WARD
President of Board of Directors of I. H. Stock Co
J. l.. HENsHAw, secretary
May 23-3tisS TIL
L,REsH BERMUDA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this
day, direct from Bermuda 300 lbs genuine arrow
in packages of q lbs EACH which to be
Of the best quality Imported and for sale in any quantity
by F. w. FULLER Drirrist
May 23-3tif INTEL Corner Pa. av. and l2dl streets
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IN n. IL. DrER. .s..cftorner

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SODA FOUNTAIN,
II BUGGY AND HARNESS, acc., at aucon--On Sat
urday morning the 18th instant shall sc in front Of
my auction O'Clock, large and excellcnt
nen Of household and kitchen furniture, amongst which
enumerute as follows, viz;
Mahogany sofas. sideboards. dining rshlsa
Cane and other chairs
Bedsteads, washstands wardrobes
Beds, hair and shuck mattresses
-Four superior Brussels and two ingram carpets &c
With general assortment of kitchen requisites
Also of fine French lawns, 10 pieces mating SO
cts, &c.
APa OF soda fountains buggy and harness. and lot of
good cigars, &c. r. w. DYER,
May N--3t Anctioneer
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The purchases of bills for the steamer of the LIST have
not yet been large and prices steady. Yours,
PRENTICE.
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NoTICE.-The office OF Adan,s's Express has been re-
~ moved To the hoase lately occupied by Mad. Bene
uc four doors OF the 81 Chas.s Hotel, on PennsyVa
nia avenue. May H-d3t
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QoARDING.-I. V. CLEMENTS having taken the house
ID formerly occupied by Col Norihrup rs now ready "a
accommodate bpriers The house is pleasantly situated
on between 18th and lh streets four doors west OF
The Union office May IL
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lust Pub Isi,ed. Army ReKuiations.-Ihe new edi-
ton the General Regulations for the Amy issued by
authority of the War Department. is now for sale at or
office
The book be transmitted 10y mai' to any part Oh 'n
country for l5 cens ostage Orde enclosing the cash.
and post paid will be promptly filed Price per copy
j. IL G.S. GIDEON,
May 2G-3rif 9th ST., Washington
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Chnd's Nurse Wanted.

WANTED a genteel white woman, ms chd's nurse
w To who can well recommended, aud WI
Perform her duty faithfully, liberal wages viii be paid no
permanent place secured. Apply a, tins Office
March 21-Y
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The following, for which we are indebted to the New
Orleans Picayune, will be found of some importance.
Affairs bear a pacific aspect. The very small ma
lonty which voted in the Mexican Congress against
consideration of the question OF peace, may possibly be
reversed by subsequent events bearing directly and
Immediately upon the interests of Mexico, The proca-
nation OF General Scott comes to under the dsadvan
tage of double translation; but it TO breathe an
excellent spirit and appeals with great force 10 the feel
ngs and interests OF the Mexican people. 1t may do
some good.
We had hoped to be able TO give the proclamation IN
this evenings paper, in the Generals words; but we
understand that the War Department has received no
dispatches from the General by the mail of to-day. we
shall the earliest opportunity 10 lay this interesting
document in an authentic form, before readers.
From the N. O. Picayme, May 20
From Vera Cruz.
The steamship Eudora, Captain Wilcox, arrived at
late hour last evening from Vera Cruz which place she
left the nth instant bringing passengers number
of officers OF the army and volunteers, and 40 wounded
and sick pryates OF the ID regiment Tennessee volunteers
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DR GRAFTON TYLEh has associated with him In
~ professional practice DR.. ALEXANDER MATTHEW'S.
Prompt attention win given whenever their services may
be desired Office OF Washington and Gay streets
Georgetown, adjoining the residence OF Dr. Tyler
May l0-2awd&cplm
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The stock market has undergone a reaction day from
the late rise. The fancy stocks have accumulated in the
hands of weak holders, and fall The quotations
for State securities close as follows
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CuifSu 'SfHfcS COTTON crop.
f--.x A. - Ezu. n-s.l 1.
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Badness AND LOSS OF HAIR

Is caused by healthy action in the vessels whh
throw of the perspration from the head. When thee
vessels weak diseased perspraon is thick aH
clammy and adhere the mouths Of the pores, and clog
them up, and dries and forms scur and dandruf Les
blood is then carried to the Of the hair and for wan
of which the hair has sufficient nourshmen and con
sequenty becomes dry and harsh and begins insensby y
fall Off which, continuing increase, eventually pIoducei
badness Restore the capillary vessels of the head "a
their former healthy circulation and fine silky han
will make its appearance which will increase in quantity
and volume until the hair becomes thick and healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation thai
has been known 10 produce hair bald heads
which has done in nnumerable instances, and will sell
dom fail if properly and perseveringly used.
II Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. South IhiTd
Street Philadelphia. For sale BY ]. GREEN CO., Ill
Main Street, and NJ. b. GREEN 200 Main street, Worces
ter. div vista
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TEETH REAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular, that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth to give them all the beauty Of which
they are capable, and leave them in such
easily to be kept order by the individuals themselves.
o H. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth
o. H. BLOOD.
N B. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Yapor II Worcester, Jan 90.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, Cor Anodyne VapOr)
IN Dentistry is erccnsivety granted By the Pseniee the
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP IL HARRIS, who have used so suc-
cessully since its introduction would invite those desiring
TO rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and skllfny performed on reasonable
d30 Rooms, 1874, Main-street
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HOME. A mans house is his earthly para
disc. 1t should be, of all other spots, that which
he leaves with most regret, and to which he
turns with most delight. And in order that il
may be so, it should be his daily task to provide
everything convenient and comfortable, and even
the tasteful and beautiful should not be neglect
ed.
"a few sunny pictures in simple frames enshrned.
few precious voumes-the wealth of the mind
And here and there treasured some gem OF art,
TO kIdle the fancy or soften the heart
Oh am j not happy-most I happy at home ~
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and An Diseases d

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable ard highly ecacious
article, be shown from the most unquesOnable
thOrity of Physicians and those who have used il during
the last Is 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established that it has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WIN JoN'N CUTLER.
REED Il CUTLER, BOSTON. (late Reed, Wing
Cutier Projectors For sale by Druggists, Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally and in Worcester by
GREEN & Co. Price so cts SIN Dec IL.
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DIED,

In this Jan. g. Ellen Williams, daughter of Mr..
Charles w. Rice, wears and months.
In Phllipston, 25Ih inst. widow Prudence SHEPPARD
aged SO years and monlhs.Priners in Boston please
copy.
in Grafton, Dec %, Sarah Eliza daughter of Isaac IL.
and Clarsa Ann Southwick, aged years months and
IL days.
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I'm Excellent and Cheap Pudding.-One pint
of rice twelve apples OF good size, and sour !;
pare, core, and slice them; mix the rice and
sliced apples, and put all into bag and boil for
half an hour. The bag must be large enough to
allow the rice to swell, and yet no larger than tn
rice, when swallowed. will fill. Eat with any
sauce tina. suits the taste; butter and sugar are
excellent
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Color from ST. Johns Wort.-The flowers
and tops of this plant contain juice soluble in
water, spirits OF wine, or vinegar. With the
first two liquids it forms red color, resembling
blood, and the latter splendid crimson; when
alum and portion of potash are added to a strong
solution Of juice in water, it becomes perma-
nent yellow dye for cloth, cotton, paper, &c.