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The Battle near Fortress Menre.

The Baltimore papers of this morning have par
nculars OF the unfortunate contest near Fortree.
Monroe, not varying essentially from the accoun
In yesterdays Star.
The correspondent OF the Baltimore An,tieo.
writes from Fortress Monroe as follows:
One OF the most exciting days ever experienced
Witnln The walls Of FOrtres, Monroe was TO-DAY.
Oh your readers may readily imagin Inc by pursuIn9
the following hastily written lines For seve,s1
Gays past Gen. Butler, commanding the Militarv
Department Of Virginia, bad been ad via, Il Of the
movements OF considerable body Of Confederate
LIQUIDS LIQUIDS In the vicinity Of avilage called Great
Beinei, which is about twelve miles distant from
tne Fortress and near the road CONDUCTING IN York
to%n; relieving, from reliable reports, that thew
'nIown up an entrenchment at the place, ana
were gradually extending their outer line OF Dick.
Gu, ne determined. after consultation with ntbe,
omcers, to whip them away and accordinglv
gave oroes TO several regiments to hold them.
selves In readiness to march at a moment,, ,y,,n
Ing. At the same time tie Chi IF of the 0,dnann.
department received orders to send out forth with
oattery OF howitzers, which was soon under lin
,so hhan, comprising fonr twelve Founders, de-
Ufeosie ana other officers =
parry OF men belonging to what was known
o. tne Naval Brigade was also quickly mustered
Han ,n PST,pose OF conveying the troops across
aui PSon creek, which was done by means of the
nsnihg ooais sent down on Saturday from the Sus
quenanna river. The detailed force of volun teer.
consisted OF three regiments, viz: The Albany
New FORK Zouavts, Col Dnryea. and the Ssysn nth
Regiment, commanded by Cot BenediY With
companies OF other regiments, the whole com
Prlsng force Of nearly 3,OcO men The com.
,,,s,h moyed at IN O'Clock on Sunday night
with the Zouaves nearly one bour ahesd "a
owing to most unfortunate misupde r,tsnS,ng IN
leason 70 signals, two Of the regiments got Into
COLLISION, when Col Benedi1. Reg iment, mis-.
,a,a lily .na' OF Col Townsend for the enemy, frpd
Ihto mem, and did not discover their mist,te
until the dawn of day, when their supposed enc.
,nies Ieit them masters of the field II Ia mot
~ sho~h new many were killed aud wounded. but
TIE iors will not be considerable Wv
hfer an explanation and a mutual nnd.,.,,ra
ing !. was asfrsd to move fos Great Bethel. and
,Le entire force took up the line of march 10, that
Poih', which 10 about three miles from the place
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
War DKpAnrnEsr, JpSz Ill. /

War DEPARTMENT. Jrss IL. 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received ~ this Department
June instant, for supplying The st.tionery de
sc-ibsd in this subjoiGsd schedule duriaS the f.csl
sonsr, t Be- Of Ssi bs. t sas as.'
Samples must aeoo ppsny the bids
bone. with pirovsd su-eti.s for tss fsithfS fuI
f!ment Il his ocn'rat; and the Department viii
a. in such quantities. as It MAJ deem propsr, IA
below s,a'ed.
Paper made of L,nen Stock
81 reams despstch cap. RI ed to pattern weigh
ing is lbs, PER ream
~ rea%s IcolseaP, ruled or plain, weighing Il
30 re.m1 .Ito post, ruled or pain. weighing
10 bs per Team
81 reams note paper, ruled or pain, per ream
5 Gesm' S ottlnss p psPsr per per r rssm
10 Tsa@: s1StiOs. paper, bSd OF yellow. royal,
IOreaS: ss9i'l. ~r.ppin. paf.r. .,p.r royal.
$1,000 envelopes, Official Sizes, extra heavy. per
5000 envelopes letter sizes, extra heavy, per 900
,I 10 ss n"iI:|Ts allie y PEI pea ',Psr gross
s, dozen Eaber,s aok loec pencils, per dozen
dozen tsber's b ne and csrmine pencils, per
adozsn psnhoiders, per dozen
syS,y ,o iSsr, SSs sd Sosen
2dozen etd,e scissors. Rogers q Sons, per
dozen ...-y
20 dozen Maynard r. Noyes', or other black ink,
in quart, per dozen
20 doz n French canine ink. in ounce walls,
dossn EnE.t,pd.. Diapers. whitns,'.. or
EQUAL per dog
g pounas sailing wax. scarlet, per pound
10 pounds India rubber, prepared, In pieces,
per pound
% d. zen silk taste or braid, assorted, Per dozen
50 dOss . red tape, Iu pieces. assorted nses,
10 DOZEN red tape, in rolls, assorted .izes, per
dozen
% rounds linen tvIne. per pound
6dozen large jars mucilase, per dozen.
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CLAIMS AGAINST NEW GRANADA,
~ OFFICIAL.
DIPnETMKNT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, 10th June, 1851
N0i'es as AertJy girtH that pursuan; 20 the te ms
OF the 20 venuon of SePtsmbsr 10. 1851, for the
adjustment OF Sims OF citizens OF the United
States against New Granada, the Commissioners
appointed by the two Cover ame nts, respectively.
met this day and organized the JOINT Commission
provided for by the Convention The Commission
then adjourned TO NEST on the fist Monday of Sep
tsmbsr rext, at which time claimants ars expected
to be prepared with their cases. The rules adopted
by the Commissioners 20 govern proceedings before
them rn,y be obtained by spplicatioa to this De-
p.rtmsnt or to the Secretary ca, RLHs W Davis
81 the Office Of the Commission. go r street,
washington. jeIa
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spirit Of the usrnius Pres.

The IHt'hgSTesr quotes the language Of secre-
tary Cameron, Generals Butler, McClelland, Pat
ters'n, and Others, showing that the war now
wsging is not against slavery, ard that the Ad-
minlsirat'On has not shown that hostility to this
Institution with which the South accuses It,
The Republican thinks II England interferes In
this war and encourages the traitors she will sot
only suffer from home revolt and an outbrea K
with other European Powers, but would stir up
at once war with the United States, which
would result d sastrouslY TO herself
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W Edwin James, the celebrated Euplisb b,,.
i ,h who faiisd for about $3.50 Co., and fed TO
tht continent, has been cosxs I'd back by his red.
'ors 70 resume bis profession, and has taten m.
c.nrnt II pr ,tectLng act called the " GentI,s
mars Act" IL Is believed that from bis ~, a.
i teiessis1si Income he Will yet be able 70 make
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RoMNEy AND CHARLBsrowH, VA.-We appre
bend that to-day or tomorrow the command Of
Col. Wallace, (of Indiana Zouaves,) that day or
two since took post al Cumberland, Md will
march upon Roniney, Va (22 miles distant) to
disPerse 400 disunion troops now there General
Morris iseIpected to send regiment from ration
to cooperate with them
These disunion troops are pressing the Union
Men OF Hampshire county, Va. into their military
service. The latter are without arms, and are
compelled on that account to submit for the time
being to their e1nctons and oppression
80, too, In hanawha county. The disuniopixts
have $50 troops at Charlestown, in that county,.
with battery Of si1 6-pounders, and are casting
more such cannon, and pressing Union men into
their ranks The county very recently gave 700
majority against secession yet the uni onsts there
being without arms We're unable to resis, tbe,,
oPpressors However, Gen. Mcclellan Will doubt.
less send i've or six regiments from Camp DENIM.
son to Charlestown in the course Of this week 70
rout the disunionists out from there
BY the by, the latter have very receotIv ..,,ed
TWO or three members elect Tin adjoining conn.
Hes) TO the current Wheeling convention, and
now hold them in jail.
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" Inc harrisburg Patriot OF yesterday saws
La" evening large train containing the Rhode
Island Marine Battery with their horses and ,iHsd
cannon, and the Eleventh Regiment, Col. Jarre,
arrived on the opposite side Of the river, on their
way to Chambersburg.
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FROM BELGIUM.-The most satisfactory as,p.
RANGES, we learn, are received from Belgium that
there viii be no recognition of the Southern Con.
1ederacy, In any form, bv that Government, A
very friendly feeling is manifested towards the
United states Government. The statements re-
Gently put forth In the Confederate States I'm
regard to supplies Of arms imported by them
from Belgium are ascertained to have been
greatly exaggerated.
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PRAYING, NOT FIGHTING Some Of the military
P'oPhe" have given out that Thursday next is
the day appointed by Gen. Beauregard to max.
an attack on Washington from the West They
seem 70 forget that the day named il set apar, by
Gen. Davis for fasting and PRAYER.
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DENSION OFFICE, JUSr 6rn, 1891.

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
Applicat on having been ia g under he a II of
Esd June 1867, for the reissus OF the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged to have
bees lost or DESTROYED MOTTO is hereby given IN at
~ the date following The deycription or ca Oh War
rant. a pew Certificate, Of ike tenor will be rs
sued, II no valld objection shall then appear.
ger on the 9Th OF APRIL 1856. under the act Of Sd
March. 1855 June 18th, 1856.
Ne. TIA, for 10 acres, issued 20 Elisha g. Freel
on IN mn Jn'e, a56, under the act OF ID March,
No 62,7s,, for l60 acres. issued to Hsn-y D,erk
Ing on the 2st Of April, 1857, under act Of Sd March
No s2,67, for TO &c es, ISSUED to Neharr Yaho-
ian ian on the i5 May, 1887 under sot of 81 March,
Nc: 81 ss4. tor IS acres. issued to lame. wi'mer
Ts e ieta Jssnary' 1857 under act Of ID March,
40 $3.50 70. g. acres, Issued to Lemue carmike,
on lhs i"th Of September, lass, under act of Sd
March. l9N5-July S, lf6i.
No. q ~ FER ", acres issued TO r euben Love-
Iann on the Btn October, i85j under the act Of
81 Mar IN. 1855 -Jal' srn, 1854. =
NO - 685, 'or $50 acres, issuei under the act OF
M ron 1855, % the naa . OF ~ ANA T. ubt sr1
wicow II John Hub ard decra ssd, and grant 4
on the n day e June, ls56.-August 81, $751;.
20 ~ e5t .or 30 Azores, issued under the act OF
AND granted on the 18th day Of Mare isss.-Au
Ne. sli6. for lse sores, issued under cot Of 1871
70 Augu tus Ing am, private Of Captain Murrsy's
company, - ond REGIMENT Of Tennessee infsn.
uy-Sep enlber 9Th, 1851
JOSEPH ii. BARRETT.
u iV-iaW .g. ...... N0mmis siOner,
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II An exchange says: "a lady who Ia, ina,
reached Memphis from Cincinnati, writes to her
ssier that she carried throug b, upon her person
Forty pounds Of powder, IL, 600 percussion cans.
ana eight revolves" What a "personn she
must have, o
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W The Government has contracted with N,
v. 'ehr, OF chambenburg, Pa, for one hun.
afea mules, from four to nine years old, fourteen
nanos nigh, at sl24 SO each, to be delivered in
nVe days from the date Of the contract
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THEY DON'T LIKE TIE SKRvrcE.-The deser.
lions from the Confederate army in the South
west are 10 numerous that Gen Pillow bas i,.ped
an order at Memphis, stating that all deserter,
VIII be treated according TO the rules Of war
namely-shot
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0fNEhAL ORDEEs.-The War Department has
Issued the following important orders, dated Wa,
Department, Adjutant Generals Once. June q
1861: -
l. The State Of Missouri is added 10 the M,u
tary Department Of Ohio, Indiana, llIinoi. aud
PornoIs OF Western Pennsylvania and Vir1inJ,
MAJOR GENERAL Mcclellan will extend his com.
mand accordingly. 'o"l-
The Headquarters Of the Department of The
MeS are removed from ST. Louis 70 Fort Leayen-
J. The three months militia and the N roe vs.r.,
volunteers De paid at once TO include the an ;,
OF May, leol Commanding officers Of tn
Twill Cause duplicate muster rolls IN n. -
Immediately with this view upon which tn . ~
GERS OF The Pay Depart nent will nav In f,Ii -,
Tag any soPPages to be deducted at q future ns y.
ment i"'ofe pay
The names Of the following Office, will n.
stricken from the Rolls Of the Army. Do
captain Charles II. TYLER, ID Draooop. 10,
Post, Fort Keerny nis
lst Lieutenant Charles II Rupdell 9th Infants,
Tor continued disobt dience Of order, sh.enccs
WHhout leave, and iailiDg 10 render hi. acconnts
eteqnifeo oy The Act Of January al ls03
is' Lieutenant Andrew Jackson "A Infsn,,v Ia,
eosenting himself frsm his cornpanv w, rbouf ns,
mission, and falling TO make a nv report:
And ID LieutrDsuis CLar!e. E P,,,,,.o, A.,
fniShuy, oiin Rice 9th Infantry, and Charlrs
SanP peel, Isl Cavalry, for rendering their res
isnauons In the face of the enemy
Dy o'aef. L. Thomas, Adjutant General.
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RuMoR-The city Is full of runner az we 70
70 pres that Gen. Butler, with force of 10 CO.
men, has, after severe engagement, this morning.
captured the masked battery at Grea, Bethel,
Ihis Of course, can hardly be the case az news Of
sn engagement could not, probably, have reached
here in the time
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oRpsRED.-Lieut. Philip r. FendalI has beer
detached from the command Of the Marines a, IN,
Navy Yard and ordered to the U. 8. steamer an,
quehanna
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n. -, :. n NOkkLs,
Brig. Gen. Com. U. 5. Troops at PhiIlippI.

IL The total population OF the globe is esti
mat~d by al. Dietrict, Director OF statistics at
Berlin, TO be LESS, 600, 600 persons. Mathemati-
clans say that they can calculate the change in
the center Of gravity of the earth produced by the
movement Of single man from one place to an.
other.
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LiEUrENAsrs APPoIsTED.-rhe President YES
'eroay made the following appointments Of sec
ond Lieutenants in the Marine Corps: VIM. II
hale, VIM II. Parker, John A Burrougb. Jobn
n Grimes, Robert E. Hitchcock, and joseph F
Baker.
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" The Memphis Avalanche notices the de-
pI,a,e OF the Ringgold Guards for Virginia on
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN paid visit to the Nav
ara Yesterday afternoon, where he was receives
with the customary honors
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" An artillery company has been organized
In new YORK city for the New York Ninth Reyi.
men', now on Its march up the Potomac
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IL The subscri ptions raised throupbeut CbiIs
In behalf Of the sufferers OF Mendoza have given
most important results. In Valparaiso alone, the
sum collected has amounted to S24 900
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DAVID HEPBURN has been appointed usti ce
OF The Peace for TIL, city, by the President.
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Headqua,ters U S. Folunts,,s,

Nou'Ys"rEcfs Y -. fotrnIesrS. Z
Western Virginia, Grafton, June &. 1861 (
Virginans: In issuing the above proclamation
OF the Commanding General, Department of Ohio,
l have now the pleasure of announcing that We
have routed and completely discounted the Sc
cessoDists in arms at Puiliippi
Their forces are demoraiized, deser.ions are
numerous, and the panic stricken remnant has
taken iefuge in the passes Of the mountains West
ern virginia is free from enemies to her freedom
and peace. In full confidence Of your ability a nd
desrs TO protect you selvs, 1 now cali upon Won 20
Come to the support Of your Constitutional Gov
eminent am empowered TO muster YOU into
the Eervice Of the United States to serve ONLY In
defence Of your own soil. Arms and munitions
will be furnished you.
Assemble at once at your various county seats
ana report to me for Instructions. Cavalry and
lhfAntry will be received at once.
r. A MORRIS
Brig. Gen. Com. u. s Tronns at PhiIlinni
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AFFAIRS IN FAIRFAx-Ssessh Eracuatiag the
PHlage-APPropriating Water Pipes TO make
Bullets From a gentleman who arrived here
last night from Fairfax Court House. we learn
the following interesting particulars of move
ments in that region:
dents Of the town were startled by the roll of
drums in an sasterly direction, and the Confed-
crates that 'Lincoln's army' was ceria inly COM
ing, were In a fine state of excitement Monday
morning two companies Of German infantry left
for Richmond; and yesterday two com anies of
cavalry, with baggage wagons, left OH the Win
chestern Turnpike, going towards Harper's Ferry;
but none were able TO ascertain their desti alton
Much difficulty is experienced in getting any
of the Confederate troops to occupy outposts by
night, as so many have been picked up by Fed
eral scouts, and in the day time they decline to
go more than mile from the village
II was believed at the Court House that an ad-
vance Of Federal troops had been made in the
direction OF that place, as the music of bras
band playing Uncle Sans National airs and the
drum beat at reyelle and tattoo could be plainly
heard at the village.
The secessionists are almost entirely without
ammunition, having torn up all the lead ipes IN
the county to make bullets. Every farm house is
visited to See If its water 10 supplied from
spring through lead pipe, and IL SO, up comes the
lead, and families are left to whistle for their
water.
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, NoI COMING HERE.-The Fourth Connecticut
hen' expected here, passed through Phila.
p.t- Yesterday for Harrisburg to join Gen.
,s, nAving received the order willie at
'sr'ey ciiy, on their way to Washington
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Aucnoneers.
~ kSeTiOs.o1 skTURSsYA sMoRNIIG
Rooms. .e sIs TO ,a. Of d tet s s.Y
~ Some and gentle, am works u IN eIther
ard well buiis VS. n. :ui'sbe for 8 roost SnE
M1rke, wagon, and sinrie set Of Harness.
ioI2d g. MCGUIRE a CO .Auc..
I2 PUBLIC AUCTION.
IL HoRStS WI be sold a. public suctio- at
a z oOIoet N or THURSsaY yune ISL rs NJ;
cash on delivery. A. RANSOM.
I.u.s. comm,n} T's LisSt Co
By WALL q BARNARD, Auoiionz ers.
RALLIES SAi r OF HOUSEHOLD AND
MoKNiSs. ,sts I in,,,p, em 10 oo, aHtksDhl
snd S ,tfott, s' the ssi.sRSs t sa
MahnS 70; aA,r Seq soss.
BRUSSELS CarPet and sugs.
Hi siV oil eGp Se RAJ R R.ss
Sumber Of ane School Desks. ChsIrs 400 Tables
sh ssa sq' s Msse'ss.; r. or. ACC BsddEs
kitckon Furniture. stoves, SC '- '''''' Ss'''
C. KINBALL, R,lis.
lelo WALL a BARNARD. Aucts
By GREEN a WILLIAMS Arouoreu.
TRU ) i r. : SALE OF DESIRABLE
BUILDING ors on SoUrH sTgEFT' on rvs
aGSpaS S.GTIsf t6 PE r.,
1851, shall Sc In front Of the prenises a. y
James Csspss to The suisc her, ard M u rec Td9
10 Llber A. =. No. iee. I,.l,.'s 2Ss. 2S4 2ss and
the District Of Colnmh.s' the jolawins ,S.ef
property ly.n. and beng IN the city Of Washing
Ess. P.rt Of i9t twenty No. % having from.
S,oi To- .'ss iesf on cs5itOi ssa.ge IuLri3e
and siI % lln same ssusre, il helns .qusTe No.
90, tns who'e contains over IS Oco ssuaTe feet II
around, lots % sna q have afr ntof Is Get on the
ts2tol GrouEdE, lot 20 front on ssurh STREET
AZ runni1; tack TO vide al y, and within the
eouLds oil the oontemP atcd exteLsIGn If tie Cast
TIE ms Of s,le will be: One h,'f cash h.lance
IN gus lnsta m 4nts L aDd y mDnihs, the our
Shsssr TO give potes foT, ihs deferred ps, ments.
sSa aad e. iSGm the ca, p se ICED .ysH
t' 20 Of ,@S SHIsssser q The purchaser ,h ga
property, a: the risk and cost of ,ha hrst purcbx
ser. b' stv rtisihs such ress three times IN the
&c C.R-INGroN Trustee.
m 2 eesd' GREEN \ VIII JAMS, kuctr.
RTHE ABOVE : LEIs POSTPONED
r li-eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucs.
MhRSHhL's sALE.-In virtue Of a vrlt Of
the Circuit Court OF the DistrIct of Copmb'a' tgr
W yhe COUNTY o. %AssE,nstqn and = me directed
court honse coor Of sad conutT. an MdSiihY'
the u,h cay OF June next, 1871. IT y o'clo,k m,
Lot No sSGas 20 mint fs FOR ,S q
same ~ the northwest 'cnrnsr of sad lot, runp,nS
tnence wett 10 feet iTches, thence south with ne
depth Of 70 feet INCHES he rear line II s.ii lot;
ana Al Oi l.o' No II, IN saId Square No SSl, to-
gether With al and singu At the improvements
thereon, IN the city of Weshinftoa, ID, G., sTiEsd
and ieyled upon, ard viii be sold 10 safety jOdi-
cas o. H. 20 Ostobe' torn 1859, IN favor of Gorge
bl!l, Jr., against Gales a So on.
mis- da Df,trict of caiumbi,.
ID THE ABOVE SALE "a POSTPONED,
by consent OF the laintifs, urtil TUESDAY, the
18th instant, same hour and pla-e
jelO Late q. =. wash, n. e
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lust REOE WE'D Ar isMtTH's, No. I6o
hFiES3,SS s:s,i:s Rss5 j., s .
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M LIT AIRY
Gold and Silver Army Laces,
Military Buttons Of all kinds,
Gold And Silver Fringes, Stars, Cords, snt
Gold and silver Bullion
spangl,s aud Brasds.
Military Worsted Braids and BeitinRs,
Emrrnidered Shoulder straps,
hessla TrImmlngs. sashes, Rpaulettes,
Banners and r ags made 20 order by
- MIS-. LOWE,
HsI ----- PESNsyLyAkIAA vENuE-- oer
JOG Nv south side . :
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FROM GRAEToN-Accounts from Grafton state
that Grn Morris has issued the following procla-
nation In connection with that Of General Nc.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, At No.
= 292 street, between 18Th and l4.h street.,
Rs sse o,1 st,b ocTPSiIs ~ E5-.v seward
re,sonsa' terms. Apply on the premises.
Fo,RE, R FIJI SS - TIE Frs, WAE9-ss.;-
ia desrsSle hes toy location, ' near The 'Vw vs.;
single n !, men, o. csuPl, Of sen.emen " Il
s hs rlSe n,Se at The corner Of Pa srsuo
Tventi. n ST.
EURNIsBED RooMs.-Tvo pleasant an
,treei. Possession can DO secured by the lei Of
jelly u-tell jSiiIw
FOR REhT...Two BRICK HOUSES. Jnc o.
rooms snd pantry, with gas and y, tsr;-th H.nsr
on ii street. between IL n and 18th, cor AIN
Ha"iTs = is sd Ss Rel . %2.; ne
tween llth and l2th, No. 42a. ma ~ a
EOK RENT-Tvo or three ROOMS, furnI,ned
soSs, ~ SS m t9s Eesldenes Of ,he ,g
hlgh STREET. val be let to punctual tenants. Apriy
near Jefferson; or on street, First Ward M.sf-
inston. tmh-lmI Nv. MYERS.
HANDSOMELY, FURNISHED ROOMs-
II -Four handsomely furnished Rooms, Supplied
arS Post Once DspsrtmeIts, tor rent. ssSf%si
1907 Massachusetts .;s avenue north eide, hstwser
r. n
u and Z st.., No. sss, fronting the City Ia
WILLIAM H. PaI fEff , attOrney siLaSS s Nc
80 InulsIana avenue. ma u eOu
FOE RENT.The fno BRICK HOUSE NO.
y 100 West e., Georgetown, at present occ4-
and vster throughout, hne yard, stable sc :. and
ssp ar ,HEepd nelrhIOrhood. Apply to JAS A. MA
-
nR. 8. A H; McKIM has Removed to the real
- dencs lately vacated ~ DR.. d. NJ. Dove, NO.
4is I .os,h 'trest' fIp ssy fss,S S,rh,
nR. . n. DOVE bss Reno ID 70 the premisss
~ recently occupied ny Dr Boy g. No ~ -Four
and ha street, three doors north OF Pc nsylva-
MA avenue. Intel a Repnh le n-s..
(I,EoGERs, DRUGGISTS, HOTELS, BAR
vii hnd Iarse aud well $3.50 ted sts.k II 5i,sIa
G G9T 91s'ss lg s sr1 ,SE at the new YORK
DOR from =, washington, y. .. jsIi'Si'
HoUsEKEEPERs. TAKE NOTICE, thety
esn save n r. rr en- 3. bu,ias good ~ Ia
Fish Market back Of the >cals House. This Is tie
man who has bIoSght dos the pr.cs. tncou,aye
SUFFERS laying in their SUPP is. Of I.IQUORs
Ct s ssd YS ss s. IA % i9O
tor. d. c. js Il 81
TERMS POSITIVELY Cash.
s wwtNs 20 The resent unsettled state Of tbs
oar sal . from the ist day Of yu ,, isSI vIi ssT-
sInsiVeiy Tor cash. wt,Gout a,y e1eeP,ien yhst-
-isIl.Ix No. 10 Pa .y.. betw ."d - SO.
LINE ZINE BRhNDl.s WINE, Sins. Wills
m &c sE ssS
the os Or 81 fns .. ed 3. ags e.
one door from st., Washington, ID. C. jeH 81