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FROM OLD POINT.
A NORTHERN MAN

On Poxr ComoRT, May 30 1864
Having been for several years past Of the first yites
10 Old Point and this Of the Old Dominion send
you the following notes made since my arrival;
trip down old Chesapeake any time is pleasant
but at this IL is real enjoyment and particularly
when made under the patenal care Of that prince Of od
salts Capt Cannon, OF the bay line Of STEAMBOATS,.
was never more agreesbly surprised than to-day when
on arriving the Hygea found the house and grounds
Of that establishment in such perfect order and neatness
Everything which the T<esen enierprising and spirited
propretors the Messrs Willard Of Washington could do
has been done 10 minister the comforts and enoymens
OF their friends The house has been painted papered and
otherwise improved throughout and the grounds attached
are beautifully laid out and present charming variety Of
flower and shrub
Manifest destiny Ia paramount doctrine in our day.
clearly points out Old Point as nm southern watering
place
The attractions are many, and manifest The immense
Qualifications Of Fort Monroe with all the pride poinp
ana circumstances connected Herewith cool and health
restoring sea breezes; unsurpassed bathing and fish
- shaded country rides and numerous other atuac-
tons cannot fail to induce all our southern folks fom
grave to gay to spend their months at This place
The fishing season having set In extensive preparations
are being made for the accommodation Of those who wish
indulge in piscaioral rccrcaions several new fishing
and pleasure boats being added to the feet which an
npally assemble at Old Point
New and extensive gas works are In course IL erection
which viii be completed in few days
The ballroom, one OF The most beautiful in the country
neatly lifted up and win be enlivened nightly by the
'weet notes Of Marsoletts band, from your city,
IS hoped that the present gallant commandment Of Fort
Monroe Col J. b Crane win follow The good example OF
ns predecessor in allowing the military band to discourse
sweet music OF evenngs in the hotel grounds know all
he junior officers Of The post would gladly concur in the
arrangement
was much pleased see the good old city Of Norfolk
making some rapid strides in the march Of improvement
several substantial improvements have been made within
"e last year which with others in contemplation speak
Volumes for the NEW generation in that locality More
by and by.
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duty aad obligation devoed who have this
Bible, and the diffusion be active dxent
IN the work. tt@ FFl
The Rev. William w. Holloway, a delegate from the
American Bible Society offered the following resolution,
which he sustained by address, and which
unanimously adopted.
Rsooed. That the spirit incucated BY blessed religion
Bile To the whole world.
hymn having been sung by the choir the congega-
ton and contribution of 1892 made funds Of the
e'e. John Douglass offered the following resolution
hssolsed, That committee Of five be appointed TO nom
nate officers Of the society for the ensuing which
aaoptsd and the following gentlemen 4Pp9inted John Doug
J. Henry, and DIR. s. q. Smoot.
The society then motion, adjourned until Friday
afternoon at o'clock and the services closed with the
apostolic benediction by the Rev. j. q. Butler.
FRIDAY, June 2, 1864.
The society met in pursuance of adjournment.
On motion Of John r. Ingle esq, the Rev. Ulysses Ward
was called to the chair, and Mitchell II. Miller appointed
rotary
The meeting was opened with prayer by Dr. Alexander
Spear.
The committee audit the treasures account reported
in writing that they had performed that duty and found 1t
supported by vouchers and in all respects correct
The committee to nominate officers for the ensuing year
reported through the chairman, ticket which, after slight
alteration, was adopted in the following form
President John T. Ingle, esq.
vice presdents-Rev. O. NJ Butler, d. D., Rev. j.. G.
Smith, D. d., Rev. p. d. Gurley, d. D. Rev. T. IT, wy
son, Rev. 3. r. HILL Rev. j. q. Butler E
Secrctary-Mtche II. Miller.
Treasurer--Mchael Nourse.
DirectorsRev. G. A. Davis, Geo. J. Abbot, j. L. Ed
wards Dr. +. Howard, Dr. II. Johnson Presley Simpson,
Rev. Ulysses Ward, Leonidas Coyle, Charles Dummen,
Thomas X. Gray, A. Rothwell, A. N. Zevely.
On motion of the secretary the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
Resoeed That thanks due and hereby rendered.
to the Parent Society for the very acceptable
Of the claims of the through
Rev. James H. McNcile and the Rev. VIM w. Holloway
at our recent anniversary.
The society then, motion, adjourned
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CARDThe attention Of The public 10 respectfully called
the sale o cabinet furniture and effects the
residencs Of tho French MINISTER
streets, commencing Tuesday, June eh At oo'ciock,
The abis services, comprising gilt and plated French China
dinner and coffee cut &c.
costly and elegant styles and seldom be this
country ~ af A @
chandelier clocks ornaments, brackets, &C.
OF tbs and beautiful kinds
The liquors will BE- sold ~ II O'Clock precisely, consisting Of
0o0 bottles Cosnnc brandy, 20 years old
10 dozen Sllcfy Mousseaux champagne
About 000 gallons superior table ciarss gallon dcmjohns
- dozen Armtage" red and white wines.
The house will not be until the morning Of the sale
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
June CIT Auctonecr.
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Tex THOUSAND DOLLARS pANAeRs--A tried q
the la~ term OF the circuit court Of Greene county Ali
bsina Of very aggravated seduction II appears that
DR.. Scabom r. Hcaly widower, Of Tuscaloosa county
seduced the daughter Of plaintiff Allen Maloue and that
Hcdy, by affidavit removed the trial from Tuscaloosa
where proceedings had been commenced 10 Greene ap-
pears that another physician Of The highest repeotabliy
and honor had been attending the mother Of the girl and
that Deay happened by to call on the family
and ngrataed himself into the affections OF tho family By
condemnng tho treatment Of the former physician whom
he finally suppaned In his practice in that family and
menced course That ended in the seduction OF the danph-
ter and ruin Of the family The jury rendered tho full
amount Of damages laid in the prosecution We under
stand tho Doctor has suddenly Invested himself Of all
means whereby the amount could be made
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huRRyrse THINGS TO MhgKETs--A few DAYS ago q ot Of
bulk meat received from the Des Moincs river por
aon Of which had been partially smoked The shipper
writes to his merchant The river up; no time 10 swap
knes so lave cat down the hams and sent them along
They may not get another chance to St Louis again in
acoons age And enough the hams are here half
smoked unssabe and went TO take the balance OF their
oung in city smokehonse Not very satisfactory way
dong business but at all events safeS Loms paper
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTTON-On Friday
the 9th instant shall sell, in front premises
o'clock lots Nos p aud 81 In No. l33
pam street west and street morrill, immsdstoy In front of tho
94th and III feet inches All the
will be sold In lots suit purchasers. 48 7'
Also O'Clock evening" Of
psemss lot No. 10, In $780, fronting 30 street.
between M and I'd streets running back 100
feet alley kltss2 "a -f7aas sA
Onethird balance In twelve months for
bearing interest from day OF SALE decd
trust taken. afes
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
June Sd Auctoneen.
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correspondent Of the New York Times over the sis-
nature OF IAN Englishman furnishes the following expa-
nation OF the raising Of the rate Of discount by the Bank
Of England and The lowering Of the rate by the Bank Of
France
The French have reduced their discount 10 per cent
and Is probable in connexon with intended loan
Of two millions sterling while raise ours 10 "a per
cent most likely to prevent English capital from being
poyed In it,
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MORE NEW 0OODs.-we opening choice LOT of
al ..mn'. goods. Consisting, .ug IN part, q, VIZ
plain plaid and figured sIk sremadise.
Plain striped and figured berege deans 2k cents worth IS
orrsndy muslin. and orrsndy robe.
ss 40 . q ssx s cents, ~s'b IS se sss'
silk and lace msntilas
80 pseces fine and NJ .diun Swiss musfns
4, plaid and striped do
50 DO white csmhrcr
10 do Nansook muslnr
Bos,y Of all kinds
500 soanet shapes
500 paeces bonnet rbands
Men,. and =. scy:' ws:s q ~ ~ a sns.
80 pieces co.ored naidnr
100 pieces white mattnsn
elsewhere win 90 ven vs US can As We have pu'chssed
May 30 ,sssws~if HALL BROTHER
,oiass pour '.ryi rIis'oirs au Tsnps 10 vo' octave
Paris 1878 Bound % 90 "a
Monta.I.d France dspui. XVI jason
r.nnse, 1925 vols. octave. Fine calf = 20
0s"vre. completes de ne'ds"e' des v'yei vo
Aerande Duvs; Completes, vols Hail
a.snsrd osuvrss, = vo,'; octave Pun s.if a.
oS. Racine os.ss r gG EN- 1, . soos
And many other French authors for
Ways FRANCK TAYLOR.
A~srcsa rr.n oso~.,' osds y :. 4, Elliot
J, s s:,, ; ,:: !, r,,,.. }. a....,
PccAebooh o. nsshassrs and Esdsssss ~ w Nyarc~,
o,s; ,, = Common % Ne 4 s':'' SsurY-
MayH bookstore, near Ninsh street
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TO F6fHa6fS ma 11An0XAct0f0f1.
undersigned would inform tha public that his farmers labor
saving machine FOR theshug cleaning separang and basng
grain, which took The first premium At the Wods Fair at New
York s and by
s best Tho medal and be shown time.
report fasc machine premium.
Faune wishing buy Dschinss will sAdrsss GLASS;, Frederick
city Nd. . n, ,., . nh. N. ,...,,,. III,
= = ~" - n, g. SNYDER.
June 6-Iaw3w.
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lOAEsOUy DICTIONARY. complete. with history Of the
and Engsh volume Of 80 closely
printed aye octave hns London edition Of s throwing
verbatim authors Imported
By Franck Taylor; price -
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF REAL EsTATE-On Monday afternoon,
June 26h, O'Clock premises by OF deed
from James Thomas undei the subscribers duly
iber j. A. No &c. olios 49, ia, one
land for Washington county, tha
No. square No 675 fronting IS street, between
North Capitol running
dwelling house. s 3ystt' es tf A 18'71
Terms cash All conveyancing expense purchaser IL
the terms Of sale complied with
the right resell the risk expense
.sa. U' 3 t1ttT q. Il. WALKER,
JOHN Y. DOM,
Trustees.
June 6-2awAds 4H ~
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ny - y. Mo0UAA6s h~oes0ssos'
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL EsTATE-on Tuesday nntr
June 9, II o'clock The premises virtue Of deed
al ,t dated s recorded liber w, b.
49, folio 800 sell No l. in 5 fronting 100 feet
Third ssrsst west, BY 100 feet on south street.
afsAr shall sel, LOT No H. In square No. $780,
south SO feet inches Canal
stree RUNNING ack lis fret . ~ feet alley.
Osefoah cash balance In and ~ months for
bearing scared by deed Of trust The premises
JNO. w. MAURY, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
ls-eodAds Aucioneer
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ASsryEasAnv or rHr BIsLr sooirry.-The eighteenth
anniversary the Bible Society of this city celebrated
the First Presbyterian church Monday evening, May
2eth-John p ngle, esq, the president in the chair.
The services commenced with the reading Of portion Of
the 10th Psalm BY the Rev Fielder Israel and prayer by
the Rev. u. Sunderland
The tressurers account presented and, notion
fcrred auditing committee consisting Of james Adams
VIM D. Todd, and Thomas j. Johnston.
abstract OF the annual report Of the board Of
having previously printed and distributed through the
pews merely referred 10 by the secretary and the de-
sire expressed might be taken home aud the facts
therein con tanned examined and pondercd at leisure.
From this report appears that the receipts Of the society
during the past year from subscriptions collections and the
sale Bibles and Testaments, amount TO 81 426 49, all Of
which transmitted the Parent Society New York.
for purchase of books donations of life
drectorshps and life memberships used in the proper OPP
orations OF the society here.
The entire number Of volumes in the depository the
report has been 1892 consisting Of 5i2 Bibles and
Teamen The total issues from the depository during the
same period have isG Bibles and sol Testaments
which 725 Bibles and Tesaments by sale, and
All Bibles and 52s Testsments by gatu'tous distribution
There in the depository 3s Bibles and 700 Tcsta
ments, Of the value, at cost price, Of S305 20.
of a5 Bibles has been placed and distributed with
the cooperation Of the proprctor in eight principal hotels
Of the city.
The entire city been thoroughly explored and supplied
by devoted and faithful sgcnt who visited 5a fam
lilies places Of business found sd2 destitute Of copy Of
the Bible or New Tcsament CAT Of which supplied by
gift while 2I5 refused to receive In those destitute
families s7s children suitable age, found not attend
ing any Sabbath school, ofwhom about half induced
70 attend.
number OF donations made during the year to
Gently and remotely situated Sabbath Schools and
other benevolent organizations, amounting In tho aggregate
to Isl Bibles and $50 Tcstaments.
The number 81 contributing members is present 475 and
the number Of emcmbcrs by the payment Of SIS at
time, or $50 in two payments, is IS.
The following resolution, offered by the Rev. George W.
Samson, adopted
Resored That the report abstract Of which has been
be published under thu supervision Of the board Of
managers.
american Bible Society gave interesting account Of the
operations and rapid poge Of that society and the great
facilities possessed by for multiplying copies Of the
Holy Scriptures In the various languages Of the earth BE
spoke length and forcby 81 the fact that almost the
whole world Is accessible to Bible operations and tho
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ny j.. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
mcvnng. 10 O'Clock, shall SELL
residence of sassa Rssv On sh sss between street and
YORK all his furniture and enecta, We
Mahogany sofA, rocker, rout table
MsshSs-top cewtxe nble, ult frame mirrors
Mapas and painted aad cane seat chairs
Venetian bisds, window shades
oilcloth,
BedsHada, bureaus, wefnrooeH
Wsssstands inlet
superior fssthsr beds, holsters, and pillows
nlsnksN, comforts, quilts, shssta
CYpcksry and Glassware
Cooking ssov nd fixtures, nc.
Terms cd usder credit Of 10
days for notes enthusiastically endovsed bearing intsr
Gs JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aucnonecr
ODD rELLOws' HALL
The Rs.rs Of Ae Nightingale.
KuNxRLY NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
win sve Grand rcprsArrunxs, commencing ON
Tusadsy Evening. Tune 6h
to,rodvcins much that IL and beautiful in their
PICTURES or NEGRO LIFE.
Amoce., IN. Troupe win Ahvesd eminent
violsceIic peovnev Amevcs.
Door opsr s7x commencing precisely 1t O'Clock.
ST
Seresssr, ~ u~e hsweer repnsyIvsnis and
Mo- io-a.~sw.
CHlRTv MaAs esaRft-- wanting shirts
so~hls and b. pscy suited by leaving their order. NJ
sTEvENa's
Msy oi-Mf Gales room, Prswns Hotel.
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I'm the petition OF Frederick j. Austin, OF New York.
ing os tbs extension u granted 10 him the 10Th
asy of June io4l 1870,
sn. IL maehinss H cutting paps. ssd msny books ior
seven years nom the eIpaion Of sd which tales place
Il !. ordered tina, petition once
On Monday, The An day VI Dccsmbss ~ O'CLOCK
s"d Al pcssons notified and they
nae r Wy SAID poutioa ought mot 10 bs granted.
opposing
Once their objections. specially IN writing weay
days before me day o. hearings all testimony hsd BY either
anee with the rules Of the once which win furnished spp
cation.
The testimony tbs will November
and other relied
died In Tho 0cs hefOse the morning Of
nsnb, II any, within days thsIeahex
Ordered also, thai this notice be Dublhsd In the Union Ipe
and Evening str, Wasnston, D. CT Pennsylvania,
Phadclphss Pennsylvania Scientific American New York
Courier Buko York and Boston, MAauschusst
week for pscvos he fourth Of De-
cember next the day Of hearing as#lf
Commissioner Of Patents.
June o--iswJw Z
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LOG AL NEWS.

The MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoS.The election for mayor alder
men, and councmcn of the city took place yesterday agree
ably to the provisions Of the charter The polls of the differ
emit wards opened at 10 o'clock In the morning. and
tnued open until shutdown The day extremely warm the
thermometer in the shade at midday registering IS degrees
The scorhng and active eeconeerers were seen
dripping with Precipitation At several of the wards which
visited there crowds of voters in attendance and
the delay in receiving votes that went
without depositing their ballots This particularly the
with elderly who could not reach the poll with
exposing themselves the risk Of sufocaon. There
violence of the wards but did not hear
Of any alarming disturbance.
AT 2 o'clock he hour of going to pess had received
official returns but there doubt John T. Towers is
elected mayor BY about 500 majority.
FmE.Yestcrdsy afternoon, about o'clock the three
story brick house Seventh street. Odd Fellows Hail.
in which Mr.. j. w Williams kept furniture store, dis
covered to be fire. Most of the remen actively
gagged in the election of municipal officers, and II
time before the engines brought the Of conHa-
grafton When they did reach it, however, the hremen
worked with their accustomed energy to exnguish the
flames. For time il believed that the adjoining
buildings In imminent danger but, fortunately the
only building destroyed the in which the fire orig
mated Nearly all the contents of the house saved The
fire, it is believed, the result Of an accident.
WAsHrsoTos WORCESTERSHIRE imposing structure, de-
signed the fame Of the Father of his Coun
try" has reached the height of hundred and fifty
four feet and it has cost thus far, the Of two hundred
signed by the managers of the monument pasted at the diff
ferent ward polls yesterday, soliciting contributions We
have heard what amount in the aggregate, sub
scribed.
CLERKs PROMOTED, TRANSFERRED, pRoprEp--The
Hon. Robert McCeand Secretary of the Interior, in
pance with of Congress Of the 3oh of last month
Saturday last directed that the following changes be made in
the Pension Office eH
Second Clerks promoted TO Thtrdoioss shps.G.
d. Kcan Bernard Hooe VIM Burk Theo jenkins ID. Toll,
Wm o. Slade james +. Stewart, ID. 7. Perkins, VIM b.
Malcomb s. c. Boynton X. ID. Clark s. q. Dodge L. f.
Whitney, John Robb, Ezra Williams.
temporary Clerks ApPointedto Second cia. Cierk.hpsG
T. Getty, j. Morrow H. c. Lank, c. H. Carr, A. j. Can,
J. Miller, D. Lee D. Webster John Calvert Geo Gum,
p Tustn, T. e. Sands, W. H. johnson, j. @. w Kennon, A.
s. Boernstein II. Hungerford.
Transferred 10 Load Ofce.-Arthur Cooper, O. A. New
ton, Edward Brewer, VIM. L. Boak, Henry T. Stanton.
Dropped.-Jmes Il. Stewart, (of Maryland) Lucien
Dawson Byrd Chamberlaync, T. D. ODell g. Duncan, Ira
Norris Alex. Mccormick, s. II. Steele j. H. Peabody J.
p Shlenn VIM. II. Hun, Chauncey Adams. A. Cogswel,
- Webster, @. g. Wagner, H. c. Bailey, Tbos. Fitnam,
IT,, Henry r. weightmsn, Joshua T. Taylor and j. r.
Dunn.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding Jxns =. lso4.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, June 3, 1854.
Amount outstanding prior 2d July 1885,
records tis Office &l03Il "a
Amount outstanding Of the Of I'D July Is46,
RECORDS OF mis once 1901 w
a. per records on this once .......... 2aso
sas s4gs as VR Sil3,sll 81
Deduct cancelled hands OF Of the accounting
officers, under prior 10 22d July, 1885, so 90
all3,56i "a
r. BIGGER, Register.
June Stiff tesr Inteiigencef.l
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Cincinnati paper states that several thousand barrels
Of SWINGS blood is used in that city every year for the
manufacture of sweet wine That's item for wne-drnk-
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The Detroit Tribune says Not the least amusing thing
in the dongs Of yesterday the fact that large numbers
of people whole families from the country into the
city, with their teams, TO the eclipse That is fact
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Sporting Indulgence baltimore Race.
BALTIMORE, June b.Elen Batcman the to-day.
Little Flea, Highlander and Little Nell entered for Tues
day-thrce mile heats-pursc 500.
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ALEXANDRIA, June "a fire broke out here at clock
this morning. which destroy the warehouse of Mcssr Mas
ters CO.. Also of Mesrs. Perry Sons Loss supposed
to be $40 Oooparty insured Edward s. How, collector
the port seriously but not dangerously injured by the
falling of a wall
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The Charleston Courier says hat the ordinance which
has just passed the city council and which is to 20 into
operation the LIST Of june requiring all vessels arriving
from the West lndes-to perform quarantine OF several
days although all board may be in good health has
caused much alarm amongst all interested in the trade and
the consequence win be TO drive away from that port all
kssels engaged in It,
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In building chimney, put quantity Of salt into the
with which the ntcrcourscs Of bricks to be
laid The effect viii be that there win be any
mutation Of SCOT in that chimney The philosophy Is thus
stated The salt in the portion Of mortar which is exposed
absorbs moisture from the atmosphere every damp day
The SCOT thus becoming damp falls down to the fireplace
This appears to be English discovery II is used with
success in Canada
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MELANCHOLY AccIDESr.-The St Augustine (Fla) An
Gent City says:
"0n Monday last the 22d ultimo about breakfast time
fire broke out In country residence belonging to Col
Hart which in little time enyeoped the whole building
in flames and awful TO relate Of his daughters perish
ed in the deyourng element the persons outside not being
able to do anything TO effect her release Her remains
recovered from the ruins and inferred the following
day"
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Queen Victoria it is said has sent $500 and autograph
letter to fugitive slave at Fulton, New York. who had
transmitted to her barrel of specimen -four. contel-
porary thinks the endcrheared little Queen would have
made much better Of her money in purchasing -four for
some of her white slaves at home.
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In Court Square, Boston, Monday, man in the
crowd with great rreverencc suggested that the three
thousand cergymen be brought out TO dispense the mob
Yes said bystander, set them to preaching, and no
mob could stand against IT,
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BY GREEN g SCOTT. Auctloneers.

June 6--2aw&ds
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery in Boston.
Bosros, June 5The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
aparade to-day, under John Park commander Many
fused TO parade under him but after COL Sauyer county
attorney commissioned double the number turned
At the dinner at Faneuil Hall, Gov. Washburn comp-
mented the military upon their display Friday, and de-
nounced the opponents Of law and order