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AUCTION.--The

CIAMF UKD--AI AOOIiON.-1n nc
- place lately belonging to Henry Sanford kq In tne
yTESpAY. May ii, at the Merchants Exchange in this
civ. by WN II. FRANKLIN son. This place Is beaun-
commodios and thoroughly finished dwelling excel
lent stable and carriage icehcuse garden md small
every in both sores bath furnace 6c
and Is well and beautifully shaded in front The whoe place
nv residence of any gentleman and his family Stamford
on the line of the NewHsven Railroad S6t miles from
India description or for further Particular apply 70 Dir.
SAMUEL WILIETS No sos Pearl-st, N. T.
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United BROTHERS LAND So

u CIETY-By order Of the Society, the South half OF
Lot No I28 in Pelhamvile be sold. Peyons wishing
buy will please send in their bids with names and res'
son.s berore Monday evening" 18th ns IN order that tho
Executive Committee may award it TO the highest bddnT
Terms cash on delivery of the deed.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

hereby urea ia, resolution Ia. ssss gtss~.ssd he b as
Of Aldermen, Cor SEWER IN wAsHISGfoSSr from Rector
TO ho Ar persons s,erseJ hssas otrtoss thereto.
resse~eS pse.ss, the Eac tbs
c1cs ooss hosAsy Nay 3Co,oa Asaeast Depafsaen
Apns5, isca NICHOLAS DEAN, Ptss&Ss.l
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" ESSKS. LIGHIE q NEW ON, IN
lvl consequence of the increased demand and rnvaed
popularity Of their PIANO-FORTES have extended their
business, and opened Wsreroom in Broadway, No sos
where shall constantly keep choise selection Of
PsnoFoes from st 10 II ave- in Rosewood with
al the latest improved patterns We shall also continue
keep full assortment Of Instruments at Mandatory and
Warerooms No. p Canals All Psno-Fortee Of our
facture warranted in respect Professors anateus
aud aose who anticipate purchasing respectfully invited
TO call and examine. All orders from the city country
punctually executed.
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LOTS for SALE for $3.50.

The undersigned have les lots in the beautiful VII
LACE of Yonkers about ten minutes walk from the haosa
manner Two Houses to be built the lots Designated on
the map Nos 50 and 81 and all the lots with odd numbers
70 be sold on terms follows $40 to be paid de-
livery the agreement so the 9Th day OF June next
and 500 remain bond and mortgage for three years at
per cent
of Yonker the 9th day Of June next and the persons
drawing lots Nos s. and 81 will be entitled to the houses
thereon without further cost than the amount paid
for the lot alone The object OF selling only the odd
lots bsng give the parties after the drawing the PRIV
epe of purchssng the numbers either Gde OF them
for EACH only IS per cent of which required TO DO
paid down. Maps be had at the office of COMBS
NICOLAY. No. IA Grand-st, near the Bowery. Omee
hours from TO O'Clock p N
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogat,

II Of the County Of viii be sold at pubic are
ton Al the Merchants Exchange the Cy Of New YORK on the
lc day Of June twelve O'Clock noon the following Neal r.
tts OF JAMES GREG deceased for the payment OF has debts
AT that lot hand tuatc lying and being the seventh
o. The City Of New York. and known AMI distinguished on zap
made thereof and surd other lots belonging james ban
eard lot number thirty four bounded westerly in front ~ scam
neEeeet easicy By land sonsng or lately 70 ne
ss Of Eyert Bynch nnrthey by and south
efy by lot number thirty three breadth onf and rear
twenty length each side ninety i've ee be TIE
saHefore ss Tie properly eon~t OF
Two soy frame dwrns house Tess Of sale cash 10 per cent
Of sale and balance spon delivery deed weeks there
aHer. JAMES CkElG, Jr:,
al9 6wt Administrator Of James 6ref dec d
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situated about two miles from the City Of New Bruins
WICK, N. J., along the RAritan River containing about "a
Of choice land The buildings consist Of commodous
and convenient dwelling in good order large car
house AID every necessary for the use OF
the farm The situation for beauty and convenience is not
su.xed Tas premises are within Is minutes hide Of the
Depot at New Brunswick For particulars apply to PETER
CONONER, No 100 George-st New Brunswick
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork hereby gwen TO al persons
having 'cams ROGER FkLCONER, he OF the CITY q
fo deceased to present the with vouchers Thereof 70
Die subscriber al his residence No. harn IN the City OF New
Io before the 10th day Of July View fs ne
1lsf dS Of January, 1854
IA law6mSS EDWARD FALCONER. Executor
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% LEASE for Three

I1Ok H.. and a acres the property OF nn I'll; =
s ,sss: :sH s:1 ssss' V1s
Scdssbilt. L .aSe fruit trees in full hsarins The
Win ~ extensive prospect Of the Upper ana
sd n. easily sses..Ss ron or =, .of EMERsON
- testyS No. 10 Wallet, N. \.
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THE UNION WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY A. 1862

to exhibit copy Of the any passenger who shall
ask il, he shall lorfeit twenty dollars
The amendment was agreed 10.
Mr. HALE. ] viii Call The attention OF tho friends OF
this bill 10 another provision. There several penalties
ia great many sections and in OF them there rs
mode OF enforcing themin others there is none simply
wish nsert section the end OF the bill which shall
give general jurisdiction 10 enforce all the penalties
. SEo. Had be IL further enacted, That all penalties
posed by his may be recovered action Of debt
by any person who VIII therefor ia any court Of Tue
United States"
The amendment was agreed TO.
The next amendment made IN committee was 10 insert
a secton--iorly- one-whlch was eoncurred IN,
Mr. GEYER. There are Two sections which moved
in committee which inserted ~ the wrong place; and
at the suggestion OF the sesaior from Massachusetts,
propose ranspose them. They now precede section
a. | move 10 make them precede section a.
Mr.. HUN TER We will scarcely get through the
bill this afternoon 1t is now four o'clock, and move
thai the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. DAVIS. We upon the last amendment
Mr.. HUNTER. II the senator thinks he can get
through. Withdraw II.
The section that il proposed to iranspose then
read
Mr. HALE moved tha.ihe Senate dourn
The question being taken on ad ournng. resulted on
division ayes ~, noes l3---no quorum voting
Mr.. BORLAND. There is no quorum present, and il
is very evident we cannot proceed with the bill,
Mr. CHASE renewed the motion TO adjourn which
was carried
The Senate accordingly adjourned
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HE daily trains the station O'Clock
Passengers with q. r. Sawyer's lines Of coaches
for Middebug uppeyie aud Paris in Louaoun county, Mill
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester half O'clock
N. Fare through, -.
BY Wnnenton Fauquer
Cnpepe Court
the Virgina Central
thence Charlottesville, conveyed by
reaching Warrenon Springs early dinner hours Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock GoFdonsvle in full
morning Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville. Through fare Gordonsve
Sawyers coaches the above lines elegant their
dnh and the exceled by those line
State Mr. Sawyer gives his the
and the public rely careful driving and good time
TO all points.
Both the above railways laid with heavy and
the modern The coaches
exceled the United provided
beams guards all OF the approved
Through obtained House,
Washington, and Newton Mansion House, Aexan
dra.2F Baggage 100 lbs per passenger
Alexandria regularly With The above ans and
their arrival In Alexandria will find omnbuses
from the boats TO the railway station.
Excursion parties by either of the above roads If numbering
and charged but
The Orange road completed oreh mile
county, the Manassas Salem, Fauquer county,
SO miles Alexandra.
X. M MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex. r. r.
NJ M. WELSH, Sup. Nj. G. Il. X.
June LII
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UCFION NOI1CE.Tbe subscriber respectfully
II his friends and the public that he commenced auction
and commission business his aud offers his
vices for sale OF description of real and
upon the most favorable terms.
With experience of twenty years departments
auction business the last four OF which he has been personally
firms of Dyar Bro and Dyer MCGUIRE he deems
that his attendance be relied
all of business, and sales amount cashed without
delay
permanent made for the reception
sale of merchandise commission wishing employ
viii please call the Office Of A. Rohwe,
found during business hours ready
and prepared answer the calls or the public.
Respectfully, Il. N. sTRATTON.
l0-df
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New York Fashionable CIothiBs Establishmen t
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE CO., No. AL broadway, between Howard
II invite all visiting New York;
pleasure call their establish
IN and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Geptiemen's furnishing goods,
Boys and ehidren's clothing, &c.
Of description, there exhibited for sale
which New Orleans establish
which have made universally popular in the South
adhered AL Broadway New York.
facilities obtaining goods enable all
times offer styles garments
and nj he prices
Every article S sold under fun guarantees.
No PRIoEsThe each article Is Marked 10
plain figures upon ticket and reduction instance
be
clothing shortest
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
AL Broadway, New York.
ALFRED MusRoR,l
VIZ ID. ABBATr. May 25-d3mif
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LfNFJ
THE packet eI the ensuing season.
commencing from this date, Georgetown and Harper
Ferry,
Leaving daily arriving Harper's Ferry
morning 10 in time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving mpcr's Ferry arriving at Geerre
morning 0 O'Clock. =
be readiness arrival of passengers
Georgetown, them 20 Washington.
Qls-fnre through, including board, 81 &c.
Mar y5-du
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IN consequence stock of Linen Goods (tn all
Departmental being LARGE induced offer decided bargains
In all linen fabrics
pieces thin Irish nens for wear % cents yer
yard-only think
rs pieces fine linens for bosoms and collars
100 thick linens for shirts, at low prices,
table diapers and damaks, all widths, Styles and
prices-haudsome patterns
900 dozens table napkins, towels, and owelngs
20 pieces linen sheetngs, all widths, very cheap
loo pieces Scotch diapers assorted
~ bird eye diapers, with other goods,
In THE will that goods offered by linen
warranted to prove
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles pces and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY x BROTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market.
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prRHIE's System OF Surgery, edited by John Nei'',
Il MD
Outlines Of English Literature by Thomas D. shawnew edi
The Classical Manual by James s, Baird
Jnys IL FRhNCK TAYLOR,
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HOUSE OF REpREsEyrarrvEs

After The reading Of the journal,
Mr.. HtNN asked leave 10 move 10 take from the
Speakers table the Senate bill creating additional land
Offices in Iowa. "' '"''
After lew remarks from Mr. H. in explanation of
me importance Of at once acting on this BILL
Mr. JOHNSON, of Georgia, objected 90 leave was
not granted. y 'e~'o "''
Mr.. McC0RKLE addressed the House in few re-
aod then moved TO take from the Speak es table,
Ios immediate action upon IT, the Senate bill TO establish
board OF three commissioners TO examine into the
claims on me California regiment of volunteers
MI, CLiNGMAN objected, unless the time 10 be oc
cuped The consideration OF this bill should be taken
out OF the morning hour.
was called for ~ -
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
70 be The question Mr.. DrssEy'. Amendment TO the
oll % amend The bill Of March o. 1861 reducing the rates
Mr. DISNEY, by leave, altered his amendment, so az
20 make direct that when lists OF letters uDcsled for
were directed 10 be advertised in newspapers published
N languages other than the English they should in all
Eases DC me papers published in the particular language
office 49,
The aforementioned amendment being agreed TO, the
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nor Norfolh. ola ro,nt, ana Plney pelnt.

= .e-r THE steamer osCEoLA leaves Washington for
above places "Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock, m, arriving At Norfolk next morning In
going sout Returning, will leave Norfolk
Monday and Thursday nj O'Clock, p.
touch going and returning Old Point Pney Point
Cone river, aud the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage fare Norfolk ST. Old Point, 81 to Old Point
ind retnrn SIS to piney Pont, 81.
June lo--du JAMES MITCHELL.
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ESPECIAL BAHGAINs.-We day
IL and fine plaid muslns,
l2L cents per yard, well 20 cents
40 ricces cambcs 1sk yard by the piece
bieached 2
per yard, quality Of those had early
100 pieces dne and thin plaid muns all grades and styles
and la cambrcs and musns all grades
all parties desiring any class OF white goods
10 pieces black nplcas from common 70 extra fine
20 do black bDmbasns, assorted qualities
rs black berege assorted
do black twisted silk, nj low prices.
Win kinds Of mourning goods. In addition many
articles arriving daily.
Terms cash, uuess arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles low prices dealing may relied an
PERRY 81 BROTHER,
June Opposite Centre Market.
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IHEAT bargains this ~ rn
VI goods.We remaining OF
furnishing goods consisting Of
Table damasks, napkins, towelngs
Linen sheengs, piow-case linens, fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, MarscIles quilts
Fur dfmity, stair crash
With complete cotton
other goods In the
week at precisely the prices paid for them New York
dispose Of whole
Terms positively cash.
July e-1w
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II. 3. EVANS, II. q. FAINT
Chief Clerk Pension Once. Missouri.
EVANS & FAINT, Attorneys aud Agents, opposite
IL Treasury Building, Washington ID.
claims the United States for PENSIONS boany
NC. Mr. Evans will especial
and suspended revolutionary pension claims,
Highest prices paid land warrants them from
distance promptly filled
Congress and OF government gen
orally. tRepublie.l June l6-d3fn
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Cape IsIand NATIONAL HaII.

Cape Island National Hail.
THIS large new elegant hotel open
The pabc viii find this house of the first caracterequA
the best American hotels.
Location few from the shore, with magnificent view Of
the AARON CHARLESTON,
June 2i-lmo Proprietor.
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IMPORTANT EOTICEThe subscribers this method Of
giving timely their patrons that their respective
will up o5t instant and presented before
Of viii be confidently expected OF
come forwad up themselves opportunity
which we shall closing
goods HOOE, BROTHER, h co,
Iuna -tuotT
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Mr.. FELCH Mr.. President, there was bill under
consideration yesterday and about TO be ordered
TO be engrossed for third reading when at the request
OF The honorable senator from Iowa, Mr.. DoDGrJ It's
further consideration was postponed until to-day II ia
senate bill No TO- TO revive and continue in force for
limited time the provisions Of an act relative to suspended
entries OF public land should like to call up at the
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PUBLIC LANDS IN CALIFORNIA.

Mr. GWIN. MIR President give notice that shal
tomorrow call up Senate bill No. 7, providing for III
survey OF the public lands in California, the granting
donation privileges therein and Tor other purposes, for III
purpose OF Offering substitute TO the bill | have sub
miiled il to the chairman Of the Committee on Publi
Lands, and | hope tomorrow il can be taken up an
disposed OF. II IS bill OF great importance TO M
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Mr, BoRLASD Thee is an ensrossed resolution now
on NE liable which cope will be put upon us passage
arms. $500 '"' WIN
The PRESIDING OFFICER, IMr. BRreHr1 II will
ale - given. ~ " ~ 80
sit HALE ! hope the bin will not pass
VT DohLaND 4 will merely remark 10 the senator
nom New hampshire, tina, the resolution paaeed this
morning without opposition, and ordered 10 be en-
srosseo' and thought would pass now, matter Of
Mr HALE. This authorizes the Secretary of War 10
FURNISH TO these boys such arms he thinks suitable
ihnk ne would better furnish them with Webser's spell
hg'oook than with these arms and must object 10 the
ia ssage OF the resolution. -.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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Gle that we opposed, and do oppose, but we most
sincerely the editor, that we had no desire in
so doing, to ssraise an issue between him and the
wings Of Virginia; as we suppose that tho Wings
Of virginia can better occupy Their time, but we
did then, and wedo now, desire tie 'Whiss of Viz
sinia and thepecpleof Virginia, to haveino issue
withthe Wings or hepeopls Of Wheeling, firmly
believing then as now, that the sentiments OF the
first article, and the 'unpleasant" repetition OF
them in the second article, are as foreign to the
sentiments of citizens of both parties, as they
are deshuctiveofthe peace; thesafety and thepros-
perity of large portion of Virginia.
twas with a view of letting the people Of Viz
glnia know, that the citizens of Ohio county did
not endorse these principles ininical to the IN
terests of Virginia, and thereby of protecting the
'.localiateress of our people, or at least saving
them from prejudice, that we noticed the article of
the Times, and the Timeswil find himself failing,
when he attempts to cast upon US, the imputation
of endangerng the local interests, which We fear
may be most eminently ieopardized by the unfortu-
nate, and anti Virginia article which he has pro-
duced. In conclusion, we beg leave to assure our
neighbors, thatwe have no "unpleasant feelings"
whatever, toward the Times, if we may except a
few slight qualms, which come oyor us, when we
begin to solve the question, whether we and our
correspondent are altogether "safe." We were
prepared to give the Times credit for being some
thing of Boanerges. but had not supposed hereto
fore, that he laid any claim to. being legitimate
descendant from Mars. We hope. however, that
his unpleasant feelings'P' either have, or will
pass away Gas ripples from the sunny surface of a
lake." and that he will speedily regain, by means
of public sympathy, (Which he ought to have, for
having penued that article,) his accustomed equa-
nimity.
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From tie zane.piue Courier Of Taarsday.
Tha I,ata nisastsr.

Weare panied to learn, from reliable authority,
that the Hon. G. @. Convey, member of the Senate,
injured by the explosion of the Buckeye Believes
considered to be in very precarious situation yes
terday, and that hope of his recovery had been Civ
en- up by his friends Our informant stated that he
would probably die during the day. ia
The Hon Mr. Bartlett, member of the House
from Washington county, was also very danger
onsly injured much more so than first reported and
his recoyey is considered doubtful.
The Hon. Mr.. Oakley, member of the House,
from Monroe county, was Likewise dangerously in
iured, and will not likely be able to take his seat
during the present session.
Twenty two persons were killed or have since
died from the injuries received from the explosion,
and several are known to be missing. A person
standing on the opposite shore, saw several bodies
falling into the river which have not been recov-
cred.
An examination of the boilers and fues or rath-
er the small portions that were not entirely blown
away, by experienced engineers, indicates the en-
tire absence OF water, nearly so, and it Is also
their opinion. thatf there had been water them,
that every person on the boat, would have been
severely, if not fatally scalded. The engineer on
duty, although dangerously injured is not dead as
was exported. He says there was full supply of
water on. The investigation by the proper au-
th0ritieS, is progressing and we win learn in few
days probably, the result.
A small portion of one of the boilers, which
was brought up by the Clipper this morning, can
be seen at the Stacey Hotel. It is small segment
of two rings still retaining its circular form, but
the sides are reversed, tie outside now, having
been the inside before the explosion. The metal
ispronounced by good judges to be of the best
quality and there are no signs of flaws or defects,
showing that the accident was caused by extrordl-
nary and unusual pressure.
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RAlLaoAD STATISTICS. appears, from the cen
1884 miles of railroad finished, and 10,S0S miles
in the course of construction. 1t also appears that
in relation to the miles of railroads in several of
the States, finished and in the course of construc
ton, the following are the results as compared
with the number of inhabitants:-Connectic
one mile of railroad to every 45S inhabitants; llli
nois, do. 56s do; New Hampshire, do. 59S do;
Georgia, do. $50 DO; Maryland, do. 1,163 do;
New York, do. I,204 do; Pennsylvania, do.
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soopNrEnrE1rERs ARREsrEp.-On Saturday af-
terndon, deputy U. S. Marshal Jenkins, and off
Ger Seed of the Philadelphia city police, assisted
by party of the officers from the N. w. CitySta-
ton of the Consolidated police arrested at house
in Schuylkill, Front street near Arch, two men
named John Wilson and Henry B. Davis, on the
The accused ian out the back way, and Wilson
threw into the cess pool lot of counterfereit bills
The spurious money which was recovered, con-
sisted ofone IS bill, purporting 10 be of the Sa-
lem Banking Company; three 80 notes of the Har-
risburg Bank; one 81 bill, of the Lancaster Bank,
and some money ofthe Western Bank.
The prisoners were temporarily held by The
Mayor in default of $1,000 each. They were af-
forwards taken mp into the United States Court,
further hearing to-day.
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RuNNlNc FROM LrlEnrY:-E Elizabeth Holt, free
woman, originally from Danville, Va, but lately
resident of New York, was arrested here on Tues
dayilast by the direction of telegraphic dispatch
from her husband, from whom she fed, requesting
her confinement On being brought before the
Mayor, yesterday, second dispatch from her black
lord was read asking her release, which, however.
the Court would not grant until she had given bond
and security the sum of 800 to leave the State
within ten days, The prisoner was thoroughly
disguised with New York and fervently desired to
be permitted to remain in this good old common
wealth. Richmond Repubi eGn, 1871.
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MIRACULOUS Eso9fE-As the Eastern train from
Portland approached West Lynn, near Boston, last
week, a bullet, fired by some one unknown, pass
ed through one of the cars, within fewinches of
one of Longley & Co.'S conductors, and carried a.
waya part of lady's tippet, which was closely
wrapped about her neck. a variation of two in
ches, would have sent the ball straight through her
head. .N.49E