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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

The NEW REGULAR REsIMENTs-An oficial
order issued from the Adjutant- eneral's office
provides for the organization Of the eleven reyi-
meats which are to be added to the regular army.
The officers will take rank in their respective
grades from May IA. The commanders are an.
pointed as follows:
Third Regimen Of Cdvalry.-Colonel, David
Hunter .n' Of it,nOis; Lieutenant-cOlOnel, VIM. H
>, F0th Regiment Of artillery Colonel, Harvey
Brown, of New Jersey; Lieutenant olonel Tho,
w Sherman, of Rhode Island.
Ekrenh Rsgim,nt Of Infantry Colonel, Era..
mus D Keyes, Of Maine; Lieutenant CoioneI- "a :.
mund Schriver, Of New York.
I"Sym Regiment Of Infantry Colonel, Will
nam Franklin, Of Pennsylvania; Lieutenant
Colonel, Daniel Bntteraeld.
1hufesnh Regiment of Infauf,N-Colonsl
"iiilam L. Sherman, OF Ohio; Lieutenant. Colo
mel, Sidney Burbank, Of Massachusetts.
f0h'iseRh Regiment Of Infantry
Charles u. stone, OF the District Of Colutnbi,,
sylvania N'' u GILL
Fifteenth Regiment Of Infantrv.- Colon.,
FiIz jonn Porter, Of the District Of Columbia:
Lieutenant Colonel, John b. sanderson.
e,rtsenth Rs sinsHf Of InfaNtry Colonel, An
crew Porter, Of Pennsylvania; Lieutenant. Colo
mel, g. RWh Prtiken, Of Pennsylvania.
Sectrtssnth Regiment Of Lajanf,y Colonel,
SamueiP Heiniz'lnan # Penns ylyanta: Li,uten,
ant-Colonel, Green, Of Mass chuseits
Etghtsenh Regiment Of IafaalyE - Colonel
Henry u. Harrington; Leutenant-C colonel. Olive
Shepherd, Of New York
NtHetesnh Regimen. of Infantyv Co,one,
EDWARD X :. Candy, of Indiana; Lieutenant
Colonel, Edward A King, of Ohio
ne recruiting for the new regiments will be
commenced Immediately, and be conducted
under the suPerintendeRce OF their colonies or
iieute nantcolonels, a. may be hereafter determ.
lhee IN The states adjoining the headq uarters Of
esch regiment All the officers will accordingly,
by letter or In person, report forthwith for orde,s
TO their respective colonies. The headq uarters Of
the different regiments ere established at the fol-
lowing places, viz or the Third cavalry at
Plusbqrg, Pa; Of the Fifth artillery, at Harris.
ourg, Pa; OF the Eleventh Infantry, at Fort indie
Pendence, Boston harbor, Mas; OF the Twelfth
tenth iantry, at Jefferson Barrsck, Mo Of the
Fourteenth jnfsntry at Fort Trumbull, Conn of
TOE FfiteLth Infantry at Wheeling, Va OF the
STt'enth Infantry, al Chicago, III OF the seven
hPhta lnftntry, at Fort Adams, Newp.rt n 1
Il i1ie Zig hteenth infantry, at Columbus, Ohio;
81 the Ninsteenth infantry, ct indianapolis, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20
THE MOUNT VERNON MAKES A sEJz

THE MOUNT VERNON MAKES A SEIZ.
IRE OF 4 VESSEL ENGAGED IN CAR.
RYING DlSUNION RECRUITS FROM
MARYLAND TO VIRGINIA.
NAVY YARD, Washington City, June 2O.-Star.
The steamer Mount Vernon has returned here
having been completely successful in her late ex.
pedition down the river. She seized the sloop
she was sent down to capture. 1t has been fully
identified as the one engaged in taking armed
men from the Maryland side TO Virginia She
has brought the prize up along with her Capt
Dahlgren will probably promptly turn her over to
the United States Marshal.
The Reliance has also arrived here.
The Ice boat Is being fitted cut with two heavy
cannon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE CAMP
The Louisville Journal says that Oh Thursday
night Of last week, the Town Guard Of Harrods
burg, ny, were Attracted to the Spring Grounds
by noise In that direction " ben they came
near the old shooting gallery they heard voices re.
spending to one who seemed TO be officiating az
an officer. Surrounding the building, they
pushed open the door, and 10! an assembly OF
hnights OF the Golden Circle IN masks One OF
the Guard, on entering, knoc ked off the masks OF
one Of tue Knights, and lawyer and secessonis,
stood forth. No examination Of the arena war
made, majority ofthe Guards being secessionists
several Virginia gentlemen were In Harrod,burg
that night, aud there was no doubt of their being
among the masked figures. What sort Of work
can u be that makes men buddle together under
the blanket Of the dark with MASKS upon their
faces, Isn't thus that thieves and robbers and
murde.ers congregate' 10 not terrible mischief
evidently abroad In the land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

HEAVY BATTERY AT MKMFHIs-PREpGRArIoNs
FOR REsIsTAycE Two 81 Founders have been
mounted al Woif Creek, Immediately on the
upper line Of the city of Memphis and two 81.
FOUNDERS Were on the ground ls,t Tuesday ready
i0f mounting. IL is the evident purpose Of ,he
Memphlans to make desperate resistance IL
the city falls into the hands Of the federal troops
az 1t evidently must they declare they will bI6v
~ up. II every man, woman and child perishes in
the ruins "
The principal streets leading to the river will
VIII send forth Its shower Of ball upon the 'thiey.
ing horde" who may attempt Ia enter the city.
, The insane idea Is marlboro by that people thst
memphis cannot be taken Cairo Camp Rsgts-
ter, 1874
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WARM WORK PROBABLY APPROACHING
on THE OTHER SIDE OFTHE RIVER

UN IHE U HEN DIDE OF The RIVER.
Per telegraph to The Star
ALEXANDRIA, June 2O-I p. m Washington
Erening Star: We have information here salts
flying me that General Beauregard is really ad.
vancing large body of his force from his base
line at Manassas Junction towards the Potomac
He has certainly considerably increased his diff.
ferent corps east and north OF the junction. now
and Fairfax Station and other sections, dotted
about in greater numbers from Vienna back to
the Junction, In such positions IS induce the
belief that he is seeking an opportunity to con-
centIate for a sudden attack upon any point of
General McDOwell's line he may possibly fud
comparatively weak and exposed
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THE NEWS OF A BATTLE NEAR BOON

THE NEWS OF A BATTLE NEAR BOON
VILE CONFIRMED-THET nth CON
CORNING ITS PARTICULARS
(Per special telegraphic dispatch to The Star.
sr Louis, Mo, June GOV. d. WaHaeh, Esq,
Washington City l now have positive informa.
ton from Boonville that General Lyon on the day
before Yesterday, the 18th, defeated and dispersed
the disunion force at a point about four miles
below that town.
They (the disunionists) with force variously
estimated (the best information makes Il abou,
3,OOO) made stand at two points there. Thew
were easily routed at the first, but stood firmly
for some time at the secoud. The loss of General
Lyons command was two killed, nine wounded
and one missing. Our friends had no means OF
ascertaining the exact loss of the enemy, which
was, however, far larger than ours. Dr. Quarles
Of this place, Is among their killed
Their scattered forces will, ten to one, soon get
together again, and Gen. Lyon expects 10 drive
them In due time from wherever they may at
tempt to make another stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

REFUGEKs.-John Nj Stewart, Abram Depue
wife and child, r. G. Henry, wife and child,
Jacob DePue mother and sister, Jno. C. Ruby
Chss. w. MAIDEN, Wilson Cline Levi ard Amsey
Hickson, reached Washington this morning from
Prince William county, Va having escaped rom
there in small craft to avoid being forced to
take up arms against their country. They Of
course were compelled to abandon each his little
property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL We are indebted to the publishers, Ticknor
L Fields, for an advance copy Of the Atlantic
Monthly for July, containing ameng other articles
Of mark one that will have a peculiar interest to
readers here" Washington a Camp" the last
contribution Of the lamented Winthrop, who fell
at Big Bethel.
Mr.. Hay, the assistant private Secretary Of
President Lincoln, furnishes a touching sketch
Of the late Col. Ellsworth
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IL Governor Cumming has resigned his office
in Utah In an address to the people Of that Ter
htory, dated May l7th he announced his purpose
OF 50 dong, induced by considerations of a per-
sonal nature" Secretary Wotten will assume
the executive functions thus left vacant. He left
salt Lake City on the 18th ult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

" Parson Brownlow, in the Knoxville Wbig
OF the ISL instant, thus disposed of certain runors
One re port Is, that we have determined not TO
publish after the Jnne election; another is. that
we are going to remove to the North We are
going to stay in Knoxville, ana nowhere else and
"Leh we remove from the dwelling we own and
occupy, IL will be to the cemetery IN tbis vicirtv
ma as TO the paper, we shall edit Il and publish
II until our Office is destroyed, or our wind DC il
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THE NEWS HERE.

The TRIP OF THE MOUNT VERNoS-A SEI-
1URK.-FALsE ALARM The steamer Mount Yer
non, Capt. Woods, which left the Navy Yard
yesterday afternoon for the White House. landed
at that point in boats and secured the country for
miles In quest Of secession batteries. Along the
beach were msrks az of large bodies Of men hav-
Ing been there, but none Were visible, nor any
sign Of a battery. All the farm house. in the vi
cinity were examined, but no evidences Of the
recent presence Of troops were met with. A COL
o'ed man informed Capt. w Gods tina; an officer
OF the Confederate army had been there, and offer
cd to engage the colored people there to cut the
wood away on the nights preparatory to the cree
ton Of batteries, but that he left and had not
been seen for several days. Capt Woods dIscov-
cred suspicious sloop in Pomunkey Creek, o.
Posi'e the White House, but did not 90 after her
at that time. Finding nothing OF hostile char
scter here, the Mount Ve.ron was headed for
Washing ton. ard steamed back to the NAVY
Yard, arriving there ct 9, p.m
Shortly after making bis report ct headquarters,
Capt Woods received orders to proceed back to
Ponunkey Creek aud look up the sloop above al
lud ID to. The Mount Vernon was immediately
got under weigh aud went at once back to the
creek, but the sloop had gone mp to point some
distance above. The steamer cTuised up after her
aDd discovered her whereabou The sloop was
manned by two Een, who. on discovering the
Mount Vernon after them. their vessel ashore,
where she was boarded by Capt. w and a boats
crew. and seized. Evidence was obtained salts
Tying CAP Woods that -" slOo3 h1d been en-
.ags1 in tra, s;"r,ing secession troops from the
creek to VirgiEis, and she was accordingly taken
with her crew CT two IIen and towei back to
' Ishington, arriving 4: ,. m. here. The
siooTsnnen are prisoners on board The lc-ins Yer
non.
Lights were discovered at various po!n's inland
and indications that tie sloopS tip up the creek
laIt night was 70: tae PVrfozc Of conveying rebe
troops across the riyt - the Virginia shore were
strcEy
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MOVEMENT OF The sEvKNrY-rIRsr REoraxsr
At O'Clock this morning an order was received
Tor the SeventV-frst regiment to proceed to Alex
andria, where an attack was anticipated. The
regiment embarked on the Philadelphia and Bal
tmore, and went down fast as steam could
carry them. The alarm was false one, and they
did not 60 ashore, but Immediately returned, ar
irving up at n. m. The Seventy-frss expect to
be paid of to-day
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Spirit of the HIsru,ng Pres.

TIE lHteHissncsT notices Judge DunlOp's opin-
ion in The case Of tie prize schooner Tropic
Wind.
The Rspr6ljcaa saws that secession traitors
nave. In fact, accomplished more for Virginia In
the direction Of emancipation In six months, than
would have been accomplished by the ordinary
course Of events in Fifty years"
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Ult Is reported by one Of the truce party sent
for the body Of Major Winthrop, that on the day
the battle Yves fought at Great Bethel Major Ma
S'Hder's entire command did not exceed 500, but
at p'esent his fierce, which is well disciplined,
exceeds 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

The steam transport State Of Georgia leaves
New York today with cargo Of provisic rs,
cannon and ammunition FOR Fort Pickens 1t il
"Nnected that the remainder Of Col. Wilson g
Zou4ves will also sail with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IHE MISSOURI SENATORS The Warsaw (Mo .
Democrat says that neither Mr.. Polk nor Judge
Johnson will take their seats In the United States
Senate IN July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

ID Col. McChesney, Of the New York Tenth
regiment, is now in New York, suffering from i'll
health suPerinduced by his active partici patton
in the Great Bethel fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL The forty seventh regiment, British in
fanuy, is on its way to Canada.
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II traitor in Cincinnati was caught In the
act Of shipping provisions to the rebels on Friday
last. Correspondence clearly fastening treason
upon him was found In his counting-room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL The pay of the officers and crew Of the
L ). sloop-of-war Levant has been stopped, and
her name erased from the books Of the Navy De-
Dartment
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ID Letters directed to post offices in the Sc
ceded States eontinue to pour into the New York
city post Office, at the rate Of two or three hun.
dred per day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

III Late advices from Old Point report the
ierriet Lane In good order, doing effective ser
vice, reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
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IL The fsg-ship Cumberland, Commodo or,
Pendergrass, the sloop-of-war Jamestown, ant
the steam-frigate Minnesota, are now in Hamp
ton Roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

OFiVe hundred stands Of Sharps rifles OF
bartletps contract have already been inspected
by the Ordnance officers at Fortress Monroe, anc
found to be perfect arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL The SchenectadY(N my Daily News closed
It's career Oh Monday, having been forced to sue
cumb to the hard times
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IL number Of riaed cannon are sent ava,
daily from Fort Columbus, N. Y, for destina
tons not named
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II Prof. o. NJ. Mitchell has accepted an invi
taion to deliver the 4th Of July Grafton before tn,
Young Mens' Association Of Albany, NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL Orders have been sent west to disc barge
al three months volunteers and to ill their
places with three years men,
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" Last Monday night, fourteen large steam
ers left heeing, on the Ohio river, with several
thousand troops for Cairo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

IL special election will be held threugho
the State of Kentucky to-day, for ten Representa-
tives in the next Congress
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II The Grand Jury Of Pitisburg has indicted
the clothing contractors Of Pennsylvania for
swindling,
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DThere are now six New York Regiment.
at Eimira waiting orders.
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II The Fourth Michigan Regiment 10 on 1,
way TO Washington.
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SrARs AND STRIPES AT HARPER's FKRRy.-On
sunday afternoon 6. Morrison, il ESQ and
Banner on the Maryland abutment of the bridoe
lately destroyed at Harper's Ferry. The Cherished
symbol Of the Union was hailed with DELIGHT bv
the people Of Hsrpers Ferry and particularly by
ssluted IL by the waving Of handkerchiefs and
other Manifestations Of joy.-Fnde,iek Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20
by command Of Brig. Gen Mcdowell.
JAS. IL Fay, ASST Adi't General

ARTIST OF NorED INDIVIDUAL morn
ing eI-Lieuienant Randolph, tie identical one
- notorious for pulling Gen. Jackson's nose, was
arrested oy several soldiers for utteriDg treasona-
o'e senhtnene publicly He was taken before
justice Dom, who ettsmp pied to hear the ,esti-
n0hy' but was constantly interrupted by the pro-
zane e1cianafions Of the prisoner. His aye and
Ieeoienes' saved lin from immediate commit
men' 10 prison and he was granted the privilege
OF senaing Tor persons to give bond for his a D.
pst'aAce al noon tomorrow. Randolph could
NO. contain himself, but again exclaimed In
WY PfoIane language against his cap,ors, where
upon TIE Justice began to write his com.
m'ment, when Randolph spologized, and friends
-ppe..ed IN his behalf. Justice Dom then per-
IUeo nlni 70 remain In the once until sufficient
security could be obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20

ouR FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping US posted
as 20 movements ard affairs In their vicinities.
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BOARDING.

RohRDING.-A gentleman and his vifa can he
~ Accommodating pI.h fSoard AMI deliehtful fro,t
Rt ON IN g private family. by Immediate sppio,
toh 1t No: 462 New York aveLus Corner FIT
desired. a.. so o.: u
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III Seventeen hundred Iondonefs and country
folk recently made an excursion trim IN pari, .
Many females were with them They saw ali the
sgtt' cheered the Emperor, WHOM taey met on
MS drives, and were cordially received by "Mon-
seur CraPeau" aud family.
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ARRIVALS or TRooPs ExrEcrkD.--We
.ned 'hst very heavy arrivals Of troops are
1880 hefe immediately. BY to-morrow night
~l u no' nve thousand may be looked for to
Lave arrived IN The pssviVw thirty-six hours.
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IAI CoAsTISs STEAMER RELIANCE arrived up
the river at O'Clock this morning from below
Aqua Greek. The Pawnee In cruising there.
aoousye'serday discovered opposite Aqua Creek
a Maryland Point, lot Of contraband artIcles
IL 'oaPe of 10000 pounds Of bacon, three barrels
OF sugar and two sacks Of coffee, al OF which
were directed TO W. Smith, and eonsign ned TO G
I. Carpenter, Maryland secession!st, now
IN ne Confederate army. On making Inquire,
socuf the goods, sufficient evidence was brouy BIT
10 Eshi 70 satisfy the commander Of the Pawpee
that they Were destined for the other side Of the
rVer; accordingly they Were seized and placed
on board river schooner, and towed up TO the
Navy Yard by the Reliance.
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mr'ic AT rHE PKEsID.ST's GRousp. The
hAe band CT the Highland Regiment, uader Prof.
Robertson, which was unable to be present YES
terdaY, win positively perform this afternoon I'm
the Presidents Grounds. A large gathering Will
undoubtedly be present the public curiosity 20
henr the oand and see this csisbrsted regiments
at the highest. u.
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hokk TROOPS TO MARCH LONG BRIpsK
1IosAD FCR TIE TIM BEING To THE PAssAGK OF
lhE CpElors-We hear, from the camp OF the
iweiiih New York Regiment, that at IL a. m T..
oGay marching orders were received by that
regiment.
Al ABOUT the same hour, General Mansfield de.
cAned 70 grant any more passes over the Long
Brldse for the tire being. -s4 enc
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An OPPoRTUSE AND NEEDED ORDER The fol-
lowing general order Of Gen. Mcdowell, recently
PIomnlged, we trust will have the desired effect
Already much unnecessary and uDjustifable IN
jury Las been inflicted on citizens in the power
OF Tie troops Of the United State, by unauthorized
&c" OF volunteers, VINO, covering their conduct
oy the law OF the strongest, have committed nu-
merous ou;rages upon persons around them, under
tae p'ed that they were secessionists. II General
MED VIII make a few exam pies Of men found
uansgresS'ng this general order, the Union senti-
men' VIII soon be upPermOsi wherever his troops
60:
HsadqrarisTS Department. " E. Virginia.
Arlington, June Ia, Io6l. {
General Orders No S.
Unless under the special orders In each cage Of
commando Of brigade, or superior authority. IL
- IOfolucen TO any officer or soldier within this
department 10 arrest, or attempt TO arrest any cit
zen or clhzens under the plea Of their being a.
cssionlsts, or for any cause Whatsoever save that
y. oeihS az The time In arms against the United
SA"s; NOR will any officer or soldier without
TIE IKE authority, fOrcibly enter search, or at
ts.hPt 70 search, any house the premises of any
Peaeedoie resident, or other person not IN arms
sgslhst the United states The military police
Io'ce Will arrest any one found trespassing, even
On zoe premises CT any CIsizen within the depart
BY command Of Brig. Gen Mcdowell.
Jas. IL Fay, Asst Adi't Genersl
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r-sUReEoN GENERALS oFFICF


st suGSeon q M6 MEDICAL
nr nroet"t II The Department of Va ashing
TO MokR0w urn G at 70 os IN o his CIT.
Of sgca applicants for the position of aTEsan ior
D,sa"e as may no referred to it by the Secretary
Appointments Will be made from among those
ony Snp sha Pc examined and reported as fully
f,The sessions Of the Board will be held a. No17o
re sVetue, tn9rth SIDE between l7ih and 18th sts
10 ~ st G. A. F. LEY. su -seon GENERAL.
MMoHMT VERNON BUILDING AsSO-
rs. ClATION.-The fouTt1 annual meating of
this Assoe,a;ioh will be held at Potomac Hal, oor
0Sr & ESESiNss and ,Sa
O'Clock. A full attendance Of Stockholders 10 re-
afsiSs Absences III Rs I'D ALLEN Sec
vii EEkkAf bhS in M shs Ent.5
Lutheran Church, CORNER of and z even h SIS.
hour sransefs os 20 Ss ofntDS ned
tbasa aIs invited 10 attend and take part in
enose EocleL neetlngs NIL
T"I SAY. STRANGER. WHERE ARE
III You going; You seem to be In a great hur-
2" $50 am. am go NJ to SMITHS, No. 400
he sells them SO oho.p NofeThs sst , me ,sy
hs No. street
r@ICE CREAM, Wholesale and Retail, At the
PAilqdslpata Ice Cream Depot, corner Of
lWellth anu Streets I'M 20 lms
FOR SALE1-A Young and handsome bay rack
ing HORSE, peri city gentle, suitable ~
T Fl ~ E, or tfsntHe Gnsa 6EPy At
i SITS. r''"Aiih mousse corner Eighth and6 -.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES DOING EN-
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and many inconve-
tlenoes VIII be saved by Acc nirns the art how 10
Without the use of stamps. stensils, or a tedious
drawing The process - very simple, instana-
written which viii be- rs,Sgs6 :,
sh3ss ENCLOSING IS cents directed TO F. NELL
OLD hRANnY, in Bottles and on Drau. 1t, for
cHo[SE WHISTLES, N Bottle. s'S''i and on
CHEAP VINES constantly on hand,
jeIsa. At L. A. DELLWiG's,
BgowN, yErff66I. ! GO c16;FFEE SUGARS.
GSR sGoa E AID PoWpEREp SUGARS.
GiSsS HHs sFd .. saS NINE EahIsNEeAR,
E sHsstEs 5 aEassr EsM1gkR. ~
jsrs4. At L. A. DELLNW .H; S;.,s.
S1ss. .Iy sdpTIs sEI TG sy0hUINSTEERs
u ff'I Ssi ;i,s
LARS, TIEs. HATS and CARS: n, B.-All Of
'1s g. II n solsSs
CAMp oALS SaNF f NSEISSE tn. s... in tn.
Hsks 81 GaTs sAlsG vEiLEs PORT
OF wrought ron and are NOT hsbic to Sesf. WSsH
ready for q move, thu whole apparatus is securely
psSsea IN strong oak cask, with lock and key.
wOoDwARD's Building,
Je~ e.i.; $40 re. Az, betw. 10th and uth Stss !
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STRhYtD AW AZ. on ths Is.h iustalt from
~ the Printing Office Lot. on First st ,koA
netween q and a SITS !args red COW. ~
ha sm,ll red calf with her. A liberia reward
WEI he paid for her return to .. EoCARTHY. al
the Avenue Housa, on s,4v .: IN st ia 10 p.