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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-CireMit Coprt-In tn,
Circuit Court, on Saturday, the case of Tochman
Us. the Washington and Alexandria Railroad
was taken up, and the arguments in the case
closed. The principal part Of the day was con-
sumed by the long and laborious arguments OF
the counsel of the parties, and the record was
placed in the hands of his honor, Judge Tyler
cred before the Court rises. The counsel in the
case Were Messrs. Rsbt. f. Scott, G. w. Brent,
and Il. T. Hill, for the plaintiff; Messrs. Samuel
Chiffon and F. l.. Smith for defendants.
Washington and Alexandria RaiirOnd.-The
vote on the question of allowing this road to pass
through our streets to the Orange Depot, is to be
taken on the 2Sth instant, at the Council Cham
Der only. Those who vote at the polls held for
the other Districts, and who desire to vote on this
question, will bear this in mind.
Sudden Dsath.-Mr. Charles Koones; an old
worthy and highly esteemed citizen, died very
suddenly on Friday night. Mr.. Koones retired
to bed in apparent good health, but died during
the night, II is supposed, from attack of para-
ysis-AierandTia Gasene.
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FROM MExIco.-We have dates from Mexico
to the 5th instant. There is no official informa-
ton of the execution Of Col. Crabb and his fill
busters, but the former accounts of the utter rout
of the invaders are confirmed. Orders had been
issued TO bring the prisoners to Mexico for trial,
and it was believed to be the intention to clear
them IL possible. Letters say that 500 more fil
in the region of TueSton
Another conspiracy 10 Tevolutionize Mexico was
discovered on the 29th ultimo The plan was 10
seize the person OF President Comonfort and then
attack the city. Capt Noguera, protege was TO
plunge dagger into his PATRONS breast, and his
death was to be the signal for the attack
The rinSleaders in this conspiracy were arrest
ed, and ii was runored that they would be be-
headed. Others had also been arrested said TO
be concerned in the affair. 1t was reported that
ex-Minister Aquilar was also implicated.
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PERSONAL.

-. Western paper says "a gentleman by the
name Of Thalberg' has been playing out there,
and that The plays very well on the piano ~
...... Gov. Broome and lady, Fla; General c. C
iiornsby, and Alexander Jout, of Nicaragua; and
Hon H. ID. Foster, Pa, are at Browns
,...Governor King, of New York and the Hon
John r Kennedy, of Baltimore, have accepted
invitations to attend the Bunker Hill ceIe6ra-
ton.
49,. Judge Nicholson, late editor of the Wash.
ington Union, arrived in this city Yesterday after
House.
Hon; VIM: NJ. Gwin. Cal; Judge O'Reil-
ly, Iowa; Judge Carrigan, Penna. Judge Drum.
mond, ILL.,: and Hon. j. E Morse IT, s Minister
New Granada, are at Willards'
80. Mr.. Patrick Lynch, the editor and proprie-
Tor OF the :. Irish American Il weekly newspa-
per which he has conducted with much ability
for the last ten years, died on Saturday morninf,
of brain fever. o
-. Col: John w. Fornev left for his home in
Philadelphia on Saturday last. He has been de-
tanned In Washington since the middle of March
py the illness OF Mrs. Forney, who is now hap
PLY, convae,cent, and will, in the course Of two
or three weeks, also return to Pennsylvania
-. We learn with regret that the youngest son
OIL Mr.: Joseph Jefferson. the popular comedian,
died OF scarlet fever, at Richmond. Va on the
night Of the 2st nit. The many friends in this
city Of the bereaved parents will heartily sympa-
thize with them in their heavy affection
Herman Melville returned on the goth in
slant, in the steamer City Of Manchester from
Liverpool, after seven months absence abroad
His last book, the coincidence Man,'i was put
out in London, in April, by the Longmans, and it
Is critically noticed at large in most Of the Lon
don papers. The Atheneum bestows much praise
on the author.
-. The Boston Traveller hears that Mr. B. r.
Dalton, who recently sued for divorce from his
wife. has received letter from few personal
trends, including his former employers, some of
schoolmates, and others who have long known
him, in which they express their deep sympathy
Tor him in his domestic troubles. The sum Of one
thousand dollars accompanied this document as
evidence Of the sincerity Of the rarties
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IT II. t'NUI I
Acting Assistant Adjutant Genera

DEAD This community will learn with un-
feigned sorrow that the lamp of DIR. Charles s.
Frailey's life went out yesterday mornino ".
had been an invalid for many years, and sank
gradually and peacefully into the arms Of death
that sooner OF later claims and achieves ms all
We have known no more upright and ussfnI
citizen, and no man endowed more largely with
commendable public spirit and an intellect
and temperament better calculated to make that
spirit eminently beneficial to those among whom
his lot was cast. The bereavement of his fam.
lily is great, indeed for there is no better hus-
band and father than he was, consistently,
throughout life. His Masonic brethren through
out the land will mourn his loss keenly, for he
was the brightest Mason We ever knew, and was
perhaps more generally known and loved by
the Order, from Maine to Oregon, than any
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VIRGINIA ELECTION .--An election for Members
Of Congress and Of the Legislature, and for an
Attorney General to supply the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation of Willis p. Bocock, Esq
will be held throughout the several counties and
towns OF Virginia on Thursday next, the 18th in
slant The canvass has been quite animated in
some of the Congressional districts. The office
OF Lieutenant Governor is also vacant, but there
seems to have been no provision made in the Con-
stitution Of the State for filing the vacancy.
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OF THE
Gorsuch Chapel Sunday School,
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE
American Hook & Ladder Co., No. 2,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On THURSDAY, May 18th, 1857.

Having chartered the Steamers wAsHINeTo and
COLLIER, the Company respectfully H.
announce that they will give an EX- EeSInEN
CrRSlON on THURSDAY, May nf1e&<s7nA>s
28t to the above named place.
Withers' Celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion; and that prince of caterers, Mr.. u.
Schadd will have entire supervision Of the Refresh
ment department.
The first Boat will leave the Steamboat Wharf st
8, Navy Yard at 9, AeAandria at s11 O'Clock. a m
The second Boat will leave the Steamboat Wharf at
2, Navy Yard At "a, Alexandra ~ 81, O'Clock r. m
Returning, the boats will touch at all the Above
places.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentleman
and Ladies. may 4-ISr
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STATE FAIRS FOR 1e57.-The following State
agricultural societies have designated the time
for holding their exhibitions:
Pennsylvania, Sept. %, 80 and Oct 1,2.
New York, at Buffalo, Oct. 6, rs, 9.
canada Eas aci at MoatTe p Sent ss TO- no.
East Tennessee, at Knoxville, Oct. 20, ~, -, %
Illinois, at Peoria, Sept. 81, -. y, "a
Iowa, at Muscatine, Oct. 6, 7, g., 0.
kentucky, at Henderson, Oct. IL, 10, II, Is, is
Maryland, at Baltimore, Oct. 81. q, %. "a. 25
NMlassaGhnsetts, at Bostop, Oct. q, %, %, "a.
New Hampshire, at Concord.
san; Agricultural Society, at Louisville, Ky,
Vermont Vermont; at Montpelier, Sept 90, and Oct I, 2.
west tennessee, at Jackson, Oct. "a, %, %, %.
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AN EscArE.-During Saturday night, we learn
there was stampede from Fort McIenry Fou
men dug their way out. One was from New
York, another from Washington, another from
North Carolina, and another was from Maryland
They dug themselves out Of the guard house
The Marylander was named Maggie. Names OF
the others not known
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other of its members. We hear that his re-
mains are to be inferred from his residence to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock.
TIE Observation-Disclosures Dickinson will
surely be serenaded tonight, at willards' at
10 o'clock. A Misunderstanding as to the ar.
rangements prevented it from coming of on
Saturday night last
The NAVAL CouRrs OF ISoUIRr-To-day.
before Court No. l, Capt. Van Brunt "a mem.
Der of Court No. 81 and It. Fabius Stanley
whose case is still pending
Before Court No. 2, Drs. Green and William.
son were examined on behalf of the Government
in Lieut. Carriers case, which is still before
them.
Before Court No. 8, the defence of Captain
Boarman was read, and his case was concluded
this morning when that of Capt Graham was
taken up. No progress had been made in it
when the Star went to press
SALE OF THE ENGINEER.-The U. S. steamer
Engineer was duly sold this morning, as per
advertisement, to Joseph Lynch, of New York,
for S2,525. 1t is understood that she is hereaf.
ter to be in the service of the Potomac River
Steamboat Company.
The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order The time of observation is
about o'clock q. M:
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LOST AND FOUND.

A SUNSHADE LOST.-On Sunday morning, "
"A fawn or drab colored SUNSHA DE with lrIl-
IL WAS lost from buggy either street. between
9th and llth or nth between and q, e.. between
18th and 18th, ar 18th. near O.. The hinder will be
may 81
CS REWARD.-StTayed away from the suI-scu
sCD Der. living at the corner Of 81 aud q ~zf~A
streets. on SUNDAY morning. May 2sth. n xtA<S~
large speckled COW. with no milk; hthree 49,
year old X led HEIFER, and a II ed CALF about Nv q
months Old The above reward Will be paid for their
return to me. MICHAEL HINES.
25-St' No. 20 Sd street. corner of q.
I OST OR STOLEN-From the possession 81
L. the Hon. Francis :. Edwards, At the Washing
ton House IN the city Of Washington, on aispus
the 10th day Of r ehruary, 1857. LAND WARRANT
NO 81 ,2sS dated Decenlter 2ith. 1876 sad Msrrans
1855 All persons are hereby cautioned against
stituted by the holder, Ezra Reed TO cancel the same
ap sow EZRA REED.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS

Tue proprietor has TO day added two more ms
cninrs 20 ms iorce, INA king seven in ALL This Was
heuereu dIspensbie by the constantly increasing
business Offering for execution. lie will now lie ahe
- 1use.s greater promptItude i'm tie fulhlment u
cents per yard; Collars, small cents each: Wrist
osn,' Small cents per pair; stitching BasGues 8
Families and others can ha re ANY amount of sewing
done At a few hours notice.
MOONS IN Ciagett's new building, on 9Th street
printing Office.
the work. ~
Terms, cash invariably. may i9-eolm
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CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED uAv

A CARD:-,THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
re-opened the Cigar and Tobacco Store L N<<
recently occupied BY John Sessford, Jr., ~
NO. SS Penn. avenue. between IA and 6th streets q.
ana respectfully invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally to his large and select stock
OF, FINE HAVANA CIGARS, winch have been
selected with great from the best stock IN the
country, and which he is determined TO sell al the
lowest remuneratIve rates
- Particular attention VI IN also be paid 10 the TO
BACCO AND SNUFF DEPARTMENTS, If
Hmcn ARG and select assortment will always he
found on hand. together with every thing pertain
l II 70 h1st, class CIGAR AND TOBACCO ES-
Gentlemen are requested TO call and examine ,hs
STOCK and premises. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
NAV 26t 500 Ia. ave. bet. AZ and 6,h streets.
MORE AUCTION BARGAINS.
~ we have Just received from auction large ani
handsome assortment Of
o. pieces white and colored BrIlants at Is1sc. yd.
e. 90 robe style Lawns at l21sc.
o. 90 Inc French Lawns at Iz1sc
10 90 Mourning Organdy Lawns 1T l2Isc.
o. 90 Fine Plaid Cling hams at l21ac.
a. 90 line striped Swiss Muslins at lclsc.
., 90 Elne Glotted MuslIns at lc1ic.
- do Fine Plain Muslins at l25sc.
~ DO Fine Check Cambrics at Ike,
do Fine Jackonet Cambrics AZ Ike
~ DO zine Berge Dealnes al l2Izc
- do Fine Muslin Delaines at l2i.c
20 do Fine DE Berges at I2I.c
ALSO
Tancy FIX Robes, Black and Fancy Coorcd Dress
HHnks, Embroidery, Ribbons, Black Net MIt,s Light
MA oioves, Hosiery, &c.
w. EGAN SON,
u % SS Pa. av, south side bet. 9Th and 7th sis.
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NAV 25-td Commissioner.

THIRD WARD.-SEG0ND PRECINCT.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is heret,v given that election will be held
on MONDAY, the LIST of June next. at tho north
eastern corner OF r street north and Ninth street
west, in the Second Precinct Of the Third Ward
tembracng all that portion of sad Ward south of H
street nortb) for Regis ter Collector, and Surveyor
of the city md for member of the Board of Al
dermen, and three members of the Board of Common
Council for said Ward. conformity to the provis-
IONS of the charter of the city of Washington The
polls will be opened at o'clock and closed at
o'clock p IN. JOS. w. DAVIS,
THOMAS RICH,
NAV 25 I'd Commanders
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Candidates for City OfficAs

M A. BOSSI Is presented to the voter, Of the
w Second Ward as an Independent CANDIDATE
for ALDERMAN at the ensuing election. NAV ls-tT
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MANTlLLAS-MANT
W Just opened new assortment this day MAY
3D. at the store Of FRANCK A. MCGEE,
may S-eo2w "a Pa, av., bet. l2th and 18th sts,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OF FoUBTH
II DISTRICT SCHOOL CONCEE

DEPETITION OF FOUBTH
h DISTRICT SCHOOL CONCERT.
At the urgent solicitation Of large number of
friends, Mr. r. GLENRoY will repent the Concert of
the Female Department of the Fourth District
School on TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th at
the Smithsonian Institution. msy 25-2t
FIRST EXCURSION
Gorsuch Chapel Sunday School,
TO FORT WASHINGTON.
The Committee Of Arrangements take pleasure IN
announcing To the public. that they No.
have chartered the steamer George = z " II
Washington, aud will give an Excur-0fS<5-11sS>a
sion 10 the above named place on WEDNESDAY,
May 9th, 1857, If ialr, II not, the next day, Thurs
day.D
Weber's Martial Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Refreshments at CITY prices.
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; Children 10
oents-to I've had OF member OF the School, and at
the Boat ON the morning of the Excursion.
The Boat will leave her wharf foot of 18th street
at 81 o'clock m, and Alexandra at o'clock and
will return at seasonable hour in the afternoon.
BY order Of the
NAV 3 81 COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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BOARDING.

nNE LARGE AIRY ROOM and one good sized
~ single ROOM, furnished or unfilrnished for
rent. The house has large yard, making the sitns
ton desirable for a family with children. BOARD
furnished # desired. Apply TO No. 4Ss 10Th street.
between ID and r.. may 9j-ef.
Mrs. BATES, AT HER BOARDING
!NA HOUSE, on the southeast corner Of Penn,
Avenue and 9Th street. has made arrangements -
accommodate large number of strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and Lodgings.
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IL CEivED ANDFOR SALE AT SIlI.IING-
TONS BOOkSTORE.-The Discarded Queen. by
London" Rose Foster" &c y"
Harper's Story Book for June
June. " viz ""s"os ioi
y; Part five Burton's Wit and Humor, Just pub
All the new books published received Immediatel
aaeiWaIds, and every thing in the newspaper and
SHILI.INGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
may E3-1 Penn. avenue. corner ~ street.
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HYGELA HOTEL.

lOElA HOTEL.
II OLD POINT coMFORT.vA.
=, Inns most ishttu Summer resort-the bright
particular locality of all the sunny Soutk--is now
the sole property of the undersigned' and will I've
ppenea on the LIST of June next and each SUCCESSIVE
Snhe Ionowlng. engage to make N 20 the seek ers
n,emal recreation, gaiety, and good living
VI heaiti no mountain retreat can he safer at
aasos 81 hs gear. Ii is as exempt from III seasc m
hugust ana September aud October as in April. Nav
or June. Indeed the first three are Infinitely the
host pleasant OF the season The weather Is milder
tne sea breeze bamier and the uxurics of the sait
nrasare To DC had OF inner quality and in greater
PioIusion. There rs no more inviting spot on ths
whole Atlantic seaboard. liz is stricfly true of Il
what the poet hath said:
oh II there be an Elysium on earth, it is this, 1t
81 Drs. Archer. Jarvis and other army surgeons at
Sue e PoS., Snn: Dr. Francis Mallory, Drs. Semple,
shnkins, SheId Hope, and Vaug han and indeed the
Enoe medical Faculty resident in the vicinity Of
oIt Monroe. all certify that they {" hare nsrsT
kaolra Snse Of billions or aghs and G,r,r 10 orr
t'ndd.f mere, and thar at all seasons 20 as fbs
nsdhHSt spot on ihs fars Of IN, ,orfb~ See
i ur certlhcates IN De Bows Review. Southern
Planter and American Farnerp '
may z2-CGw& law2m JOS. SEGAR Pronr,stor
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HERRING. HERRING.
Il 300 bbis. prime No: Eastern HER RING ex
pectcd daily to arrive. Will be sold low by
HARTLEY d BROTHER,
may % lot l0l Water street, Georgetown.
ENGLISH BOOKS.-The 1.-THE Proctor, by VIM.
IL Carleton s. cents.
The Emgrants; IS cents.
Fardorougha, the Mlser s. cents.
Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, by Miss Aus
ten; 80 cents.
Rural Economy for Cottage Farmers and Garden
ers, Treasury of Information, by Martin Doyle;
80 cents.
Just published, and for sale BY
TAYLOR & MAURY,
NAV % st 9th street,
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SUPERIOR NEEDLES-Crowley'sP Patent Gold
- lnlaid Needles also, Smith & Sons Needles at
may 23-3t LAMMOND'S, 7th street
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EHIRST WARD.-SECOND PRECINCT
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that election will he held
IN the above Precinct on MONDAY, the LIST of June
At the house Of Mr. Samuel Stott. on the corner OF
Pennsy lvania avenue and Twentieth street, south
slde for Register, Collector. and Surveyor of the
city, and for one member Of the Board of Aldermen
ard three members Of the Board of Common Conn'
Gil. 10 repesent said Ward,
The polls Will be openat O'Clock n. M and close at
7o'clock pm. II. r. WRIGHT
JOHN Il. HINES,
A w. DENHAM,
NAV Zo-td Commissioners.
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0@LAW ASSOCIATION.-A called meeting
uS of the Law Associat'o of Washington city
= streets. on TOMORROW Tuesday EVEN
ING, at ~ O'Clock.
IT. J. :. PENNYBACKER, Sec.
MI: o. o. F:.A SPECIAL. SESSION OF
kS Maganenu Encsmpment, No. 4, will be held
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, Mt Odd Fellows
Hail. to make arrangements to attend the funeral of
our late Brother Patriarch Charles :. Frailey.
IB,y order. ,yu coo,,n
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PIC MIC OF THE GERMAN
~ School, Mr.. p. A. Mattern. Teacher, has been
POSTPONED on account Of the weather, to TUESDAY,
the &th inst, when it will take place at Mr.. Beck
ert's Hall, on the Navy Yard Ground where all the
friends Of the school will be entertained by decla-
nations by the pupils and refreshments by the d
rectors. p. A. MATTERN. Teacher
may 23-2t ]. AIGLER Pres
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TOWN MASSACHUSETTS,

promscuons timber. 40 1. White.oak keel pieces
and rudier stocks, No. .. Yellow pine plank stock
pine mast and spar timber. No. 8. whiieepine mast
timber. No. TO- White pine. No: IL. Ash, cypress,
Sis0aS boards; No. " Back walnut I'd GheITly
~ hars and butts, No. Is. Whlte-oak slaves and
heading. No. l6. Black spruce; No. 10. Lisnumyl-
ta. No. q. Iron. No. 2. Spikes and Nails. No.
q Lead zinc, and tin. No. 3. Hardware. No. q.
Paints, oils, &c. No. .. Flax canvas. No. %,
No. 81. Glass. No. 81. Leather. No. 50. Hose. No.
s.. Brushes. No. IS. Bunting and dry goods. No.
81. ship chandlery. No. o. Stationery. No. a. Fire
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THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Il The Blue Book, or Register. of all officers and
agents, civil, military, and naval, in the service Of
the United States, together with all the salaries and
em9lnments derivable therefrom. Price $3.5,, by
The Tniied State. Consular System. Manual for
Consuls. and also for merchants, ship owners and
masters in their consular TRANSACTIONS, comprising
gard TO consular emouments duties, privileges and
liabilities. Prica in cloth binding $751; half bound
morocco S.. Mailed free receipt of IS cents in
addition to the price. Published and for sale Mt "
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore,
may E-V ReaT eth street,
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HEA DQCARTERs OF THE ARMY
NpNu Nnrl MI IN 1-S--


In recent orders from the headquarters Of a de
paTtncnt, the arraignmcnt and consequent trial of
certain named soldiers before Il general court
martial ordered " for the trial of such persons as
maybe properly brought before it'' is pronounced
,ttegd!, as - not having been authorized by the
department commander, - the charges not having
been forwarded from Department headquarters,
but preferred on the spot
tits not deemed safe or consistent with the in
terests of military discipline to allow this ruling
to pass unquestioned into precedent.
The orders were in the usual FORM not limited
by any accompanying instructions. Under such
orders, II has been the long standing and general
practice of the service for court martial in its
discretion. 10 try offenders against whom charges
are presented through the Judge advocate by
the highest authority on the spot. The custom
seems as reasonable as convenient, and can only
be questioned by negative inference from the
silence OF the law, Ii invades rights, but pro-
tects the right Of speedy trial. 1t saves expense
emptles the guard house, and makes punishment
effective by promptness.
should the authority instituting a court-mar-
tai disregard these considerations, and limit the
court to the trial Of certain named cases or of
csildih class OF cases, specific form Of order
sh1ulu then be used to express its intentions
oy command Of BIevet Lieut.. General Scott:
ii. l.. SCorT,
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CnSpnRT VIpCINIA

Glass No. !. White oak logs. No. s. Yellow pine
plank stock logs. No. 10. White pine. No. II. Ash,
cherry, and mahogany. No. IA. White-ash oars and
hickory bars and butts. No. t. Black spruce. No.
nails. No. %. Lead, zinc, ard tin. No. Is. Hard
ware. No. n; Paints, oils, &c; No. 2; Flax can
ton twIne. No, 81. Glass. No. 81. Leather. No
So. Hose. No. 81. Brushes. No. s.. Bunting and
dry goods. No. 81. Pitch, tar, rosin No. So. Tai
low, soap, OIL No. 81. Ship Chandlery. No. ~. Sta
tonery. may 25-law4w
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%THE GERMAN SINGER SOCIETY
~ Maenner Choir. assisted by the Saengerbund
and the Turn-verein. will give First Grand Ami
versary and Banner Ball in the Assembly Rooms, on
the evening of the 18th inst Tickets 81. may 232t-
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BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

BRUUkLN, NEW 1UKk.
Class Mol. White oak logs. No. 8. White-oak
proInlscuous timber. No. g. Yellow pine stock logs
No; Yellow pine beams No.s. lellow pine mas,
cypress, white oak boards. No. y. Black walnut,
cherry, mahogany. No. IS. Locust. No. IA. White
oak slaves and heading. No. Is. Black spruce. No
IL. Lisnumvltae. No. 81. Iron. No. 2. Spikes and
No. q. Hardware. No. q. Paints, oils &c. No. o.
Flax canvas. No. q. Cotton canvas. No. -. Flax
and cotton Irvine. No. 81. Glass. No. 81. Leather.
No. S. Hose. No 81. Brushes. No. S. Bunting
and dry goods. No. ST. Pitch, tar, rosin. No. 81.
Taow, soap, oil. No. 80 Ship chandleTy. No. a.
Stationery. No. a. EIre-Mood.