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NEWS
Fran 81 L.ania

ST. Louis, May I5-A legal demand has been
made upon Gen. Harvey to give up Capt Nc
volunteers after the affair at Camp JEckson. The
General answered In writing, refusing 20 give
him up till he had received instructions from
Washington, and declaring his determination 20
obey the hig her law Of his country. The decision
of the Judge has been postponed.
Yesterday u =. Commissioner Hickmsn visited
the arenal TO testify 10 Mcdonald sfldavit, and
was informed by Gen. Lyon that Capt. Mcdonald
was prisoner Of war, and, moreover, he was not
in Missouri.
Gen. Harvey denies that anv insubord nation
has taken place among the u 8. volunteers, but
on the contrary says that they have submitted
with aIacrity and cheerfulnes 70 the discipline OF
the service.
The public schools Of this city will be closed
after Friday next In consequences OF an act OF the
Legislature prohibiting the distributing Of the
school money.
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New Camp at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 15.-Capt. Mclean, Of
the u. $. Army, has been here for several DAYS
past, by order Of the Secretary Of War, for the
purpose Of selecting spot Of ground, at which
place to form an encampment Of the New York
troops now stationed at Elmira. He has finally
Coverly's, situated on the line Of the city, and
about Eve hundred yards east Of the PennsyivanIs
railroad depot. This Is a rolling piece Of ground
cnIateS ~, tbe nn,po.s To- Sshi.h ~ ha. -.
chosen. Five thousand troops will be encsmped
here during the week. IL 10 not yet decided
whether this camp will be a temporary or per-
manent one.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.


RESOLUTION to provide for the hrss quarters
expenses of the Poor and Work House, ending
March 81, 1851.
Rssoirsd BY rae Board Of Aldermen and Boavd Of
Common COHHcH Of ths Corporations Of G.oTgsto'ca,
That the sum of five hundred and forty-fve dol
lars and seventy three cents be, and the same 10
hereby, Appropriated 20 defay the expenses Of the
Poor and Work House for the first quarter Of 1861
and that the Clerk pay the same To the order Of
Thomas knowles, Trustee, as soon as said Trustee
shall present bis account In such form provided
for in an ordinance approved Nav =, 1859.
Approved May IL, 1861
\ RESOLUTION fer withdrawing the market
house and for other purposes.
ReSoiced By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeoTgetotca
That the sum of one hundred and thirty dollars
or as much thereof may be necessary, be, and
the same 10 hereby, appropriated to be paid to the
order Of fl Fl. walker, Clerk Of the Market, for
whitewashing, ghting, and sweeping the market
house. (Approved May IL, 1861
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Sinking Fund
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Geo. gstoIca
That the Mayor and Clerk be, and they hereby,
authorized and requested to give the notes of this
Corporation TO the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund for each quarters unpaid interest, and pay
able one year after date with interest said notes to
be dated the day the interest was due said Com
missioners. fAPproved May III, 1861.
RESOLUTION for the purpose therein stated.
ReSolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporations Of Georg
That the Trustee OF the Poor and w ork House be
instructed to receive sealed bids from the drug
gists Of the town for furnishing the medicine
required by the Poor and Work House and the
poor Of the town and TO enter into contract for the
same with the druggist whose bid shall offer the
greatest percentage of, after charging the reg uar
prescription prices of druggists.
Approved May Ii, 1861.
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Serioua Land Slide.

BURLINGTON, VT, May ia large slide oc-
CURED here this evening, at the west end Of the
tunnel on the extension OF the Vermont and Canada
Railroad. number Of workmen were partially
or wholly buried, but all, II 10 supposed, with
the exception Of Peter Hart. Of West Rutland,
who il was impossible 10 exuicate from the mass
Of sand covering him, have been rescued.
BURLINGTON, VT, May l6.-This morning eleven
workmen are reported missing
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Reported Distractions Of the BaItimsre and
Ohio Railroad near Harper,s ReHrI.

WHEELING, May 16.-Passengeu have returned
here from an attempt 70 reach Baltimore. and re-
port that the culverts on the Railroad near Har-
per's Ferry have been blown up and the rails re-
moved from the track. The rebel troops there
Were hourly expecting an attack. The force now
there numbered three thousand.
full regiment Of Union men will be In camp
here in a few days.
Prominent secessionists here have been ordered
to leave Wellsburg. A number Of secessionists
from below report a temporary detention Of .
party of Virginians, including Judge Brocken-
brough, member Of the Montgomery Congress,
at Gallapolis, Ohio.
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THEATER Reader IL you want to enjoy your.
self very heartily indeed just pay visit to the
Theater;-see the India rubber man Hernandez;
see Backus initiate the player folks, ,rhistle the
carnival OF Venice Ia Ole Bull and do the I'M
mitigated essence of darkeyism; see Mar Irwin
and hear his Irresistible Ledger story;" see the
queen-like Miss Julia Backus and hear her reppat
the star Spangled Banner, looking with her SUI
peru proportions the very i'm PRESERVATION Of the
Godders of American Liberty; hear the spriphtly
Miss w helpley sing Bully for you;"-hear and
see them all IN fact, for the com any is good
one throughout. rich bill tonight
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POLICE MATTERS Before Justice C2ark-Re.
becca Colbert, accused Of profaneIy swearing,
was fined 81 50. Ellen Leary, charged with
vending sPirituOus liquors without the authority
OF the Corporation having been first obtained
OF hawking and peddling without license was
hned $40 and costs. This morning John Little
charged with shooting William Dorsey throup n
the arm, on Tuesday night last, was hroug ht be-
fore Justice Clark for examination The investi
CATION showed that the shooting was accidental
and Little was accordingly discharged from Gus
tody.
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From Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, May Is -Brigadier General Butler
has been promoted to Major General and ordered
to report al Washington. Brevet Major General
Cadwallader has been appointed to the command
Of the Department Of Annapolis. IT 10 uncertain
where he will establish his headQ uarters
Col. Pratt, Of the Twentieth New York RegI-
ment, reports his men as guarding the railroad,
all well and contented.
The presence of Ross Winans here Yesterday
created deep impression. The troops uncovered
as he passed between the lines.
Active duties are doubtless to be assigned Msj.
Gen. Butler
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Ex.yic. Pre,idert Br.ekinTide.

HARRISBURG, May 15-The authority for the
statement relating to Col. Andersons remark, that
biz. Breckinridge would join his command, 10
Hon. Henry g. Lesenring, Of Philadelphia, who
reiterates his recollection Of the conversation Of
Col. Andersen to-day on this point
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 16.-In reference 10 the
statement about MIR. reckinridge, IL 10 now un-
derstood that Col Anderson derived bis informs-
ton In reference TO that gentleman from person
on the train to Harrisburg, and merely mentioned
II to Gov: Curtin as q gratifying report, and did
not give Il az fact
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Union Nurse Corn. rpcsypernted

HARRISBURG, May l5.-Four ladies from the
city Of Philadelphia, Misses Fulton, Smith, Bun
mel and Baldwin, representatives Of the Pennsyl-
vania Union Nurse Corps, came hither last night
and have succeeded in passing tue bill TO incor-
porate them and their associates, and obtaining
the signature Of the Governor.
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TIN PoT ZOuAvEs. Last nj ght the noise of
Tremendous cheering in the vicinity Of the AS
sembly Rooms, attracted quite a crowd Of per-
sons to that locality, with the expectation Of see
ing some Distinguished person, or celebrated
corps that had just arrived. Upon inquiry, we
learned that the cooks attached to the PennsyI-
vania regiment quartered there, were having
parade on their own hook, fully equipped with
the requisites Of the cook house and were greeted
with cheers by host Of the troops, who know
well how to appreciate the value Of an efficient
corps In the culinary department. They were
soon entitled the 4" Tin Pot Zouayes', by the ont.
sders who witnessed the display
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MASSACHUSETTS, Leyi.lature.

BosroN, May l5.-In the House bill was re-
ported authorizing the Governor, in case Of an
emergency, TO loan the General Government any
amount, not exceeding seven millions, TO be
raised by the sale Of State scrip. bill was also
reported providing for the raising Of three mil
lions, for the expenses already to be incur ed
by the State
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TO the Government,

HARRISBURG, May 16-Seventy- five members
and officers Of the House Of Representatives
headed by Speaker Davis, have presented a paper
In the House rendering their services 10 the Fed
eral Government.
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Specie Payments.

HARRISBURG, May I6.-The bill providing for
the resumption of specie payments on the second
Tuesday Of February next, has passed the House
by yeas 30, nays n.
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A Steamer SINK.

KINGSTON, Canada, May 15.-The stesmer
Comet was sunk by coming in collision with the
schooner Exchange, last night, near Nine Mills
Point Light. Two lives were lost
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ARKsoLurIoS 70 nav certain persons

n NEtULU ZION 70 ply CttIdIU ptFtUHs
ReSo!red by the Board Of aldermen AND Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gsoygetoscn,
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized 70
pay to the order Of u. w Beall ten dollars, and
to nj V. Buckley or order the like sum, for making
an additional assessment, per date Of April 10,
1861. TApproved MAY IL, 1851.
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DENTISTRY.

Nj TEETH.
lII. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally 81 his ONCE in this city 49,
Many persons can wear those teeth whO~l
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these
Persons c. ling 1T my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
bat to those VINO are particular and wish the purest
.eanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
moro fully warranted.
Rooms in this oIt.-NO. 33s Pa. avenue, between
ct and 10th ats. Also, SG7 Arch street, Philadel
p!Ia. 90 lS-u
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On wedn ssday, the 18th instsnt, by the Rev. ]
Y. Hsmsr, JAMES PAINTER. IF WILMINGTON
Del, 70 Miss KATE T. BRENT, OF this city. :
tNYiimngton papers copy.D
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BY BONTE & GRIFFITH. Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE IMPROVED PROP
L ERrY IN THE CoUNTY.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust {, the subscriber bearing date or the 18th
DAY OF Noyember. A. ID. 1860 and recorded in Liber
=: a. p, N2; AS, follos $50, etc., one Of the land
Tecords OF washington county, IN the District of
Coiqnbla, shall offer for sale, at public auction,
on the preIni'es on the l4th day of June next,
menolng at 90 ock m, ali that piece of ground
y ing IN ne county of Washington, and known as
part OF "Ghchen ter bee lnnIur Tor the same ct
the Ridge Road, at Pollt marked c on plat made
by Lewis Carbery, lata SarvayoT OF said county i,
ana running thence IN an eastery direction to the
eastern lire Of said piece of land; thence no tn
wardly with the said eastern line sixty t60) feet,
more or less; thence westwardly within seventy
seven I'D feet OF said RId<c koad; thenoc south
forty (4Ol feet thence enty seven CD feet west
wardly TO said Ridge Road; thence south wardIy
along SAID Ridge Road tweGty t2O) feet to the place
oil ginning, with the in, roveneuts thereon, cor
slstlng OF comfortable log house and q small
frame house
This property is across the Eastern Branch, and
near Good Hope"
Terms of salei One third cash; the residue In
ond II months, the purchaser giving his note, rat
lsactorly endorsed, and bearing interest from the
deed given and a deed oftrust taken. ALI con-
vetancns st the cost of the purchaser
III the terms of sale are not oom led with within
hve days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the night to resell the property on one weeks no.
tlce at the risk and cost OF tefautlng pur chaser
m ll-2awtds BONTZ GRfFFITH. huc;s.
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DIED,

May 10th, in the sSth year of his age, ROBERT
BALL, Sf. :. = ~ !
The funeral will take place at has late residences,
IN Aisxsndris county, Va, % o'clock this (Fri-
dAyl afternoon,
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Col. Andersen.

LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Street rumos say that
there 10 likely TO be difhculty here between the
opposing parties on the advent Of Col Anderson.
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKEr-The Sentinel Of
yesterday says Shad, SJa5 50; herring, 81 5Oas4
fbe supply and demand are good. The fishing
season Is pretty much over, and already Capt G NV
and Messrs Tomlin and Mclean have scnt Out. ),
az the tshmon2ers call 1t. The trade this season
has been very good-nuch better than the last
two-the supply and demand being good, at re-
munerative prices: Fishtown is quite active at
this time, but will soon partake Of the general
calm pervading the city.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A good oanvassing AG ENT. None
w but eneretio men need apply to c. c. BR D.
FORD. 42O north d st. Its
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-25 ARTILLE-
w RY HORSES, for the United States service,
names and tails Apply at No. 223 G st. m l7-S;H
WANTED-A frst-rats WASHER WOMAN.
w Inquire at this ofics. m is ST.
HOUSE WANTED-A medium sized Dwelling,
IL north of Pennsylvania avenue and west OF
Eleventh street /; rent not exceeding $3.50 per an
mum water and gas. Address for three days, F.
E. NJ, Star Ofioe. IN Is 2tr
WANTED--A SITUATION, by a young man
w OF sober habits, as 8 barkeeper or O. ERIK in q
store. Is willing to make himself useful at any
thing. best of references given, If required. hd-
dress ] r. c.. Star Office. m 16 2ts
Two GENTLEMEN Wish to obtain a couple
oommodated with meals, } located between Penn
sylvanla avenue and II street and Sixth and rhIr-
teenth streets Rooms to he well taken care of, and
a well furnished table requisite. Address-stating
The TO- OF, street. and the terms for permanent and
punetual oocupants-"Board," Star Office.
WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or IL gallons of pure fresh MILK,
served out morning ana evening, at IS cents per
gallon 1t will not be sold in quantities less than
one quart per day. Address ID. McCARTHY.171
twenty. second st, or ut the Star Office. m Lin.
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
asprpus of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and lar prices by applying at 1853 Seventh st
no IL BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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CENTRAL GUAKDHousK CAsEs.-Ann Collins,
drunk and disorderiy; workhouse 90 days Mary
Doyle, do; do. 30 days. James Curran, indecent
exposure; do. 90 days. Ferdinand Wesa, druni
and disorderly; do. 90 DAYS
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The America Outward Beuud.

BssToN, May l5.-The steamship America
sailed at IL O'Clock this morning, with IL passen-
gers for Halifax and 100 for Liverpool. She also
took out about Sl3 900 in specie.
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A CsIored Regiment Of Zsuaves

ALBANY, May ia wealthy citizen Of New
York has proposed 10 devote $40 900 20 forming
Zouave regiment, composed Of colored men, all
to be six feet In height.
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VERY large circle Of sincerely attached rela.
tiyes and friends in this District, and the region
the venerable Robert Ball, sr., Of Alexandris
county, Va, died yesterday at his residence.
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THE FAMILY of Hon. Simon Cameron, Secre-
tary Of War, arrived here about O'Clock last
night, in a special train.
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IHE NEW YORK ZoUAvEs AND THE LATE FIRE
ADJOINING WILLARDs' HoTEL.-In testimony of
tnelr gratitude to Col. Ellsworth's Xouaves for
their noble conduct and efficient services I'm pre.
venting the destruction of Willards' Hotel In the
late nre In that vicinity the proprietors and sun
dry gentlemen sojourning in the house at the
sented to the corps to be expended an its council
please. The list of subscribers run as follows.
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GREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POIs !:
Preserved Fruit, of many varieties Gonseryea
SINCE. Cantob;l Angeliques Fresh Macferei And
ot.ns; SaIdlnes; branded Frnits; Crosse &iBiaoE
xsef e, fickies SNsnSess, GsPess, Olives, 90. For
ms Corner Vermont av. and 18Th Il.
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RhlLIFF'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of dis
- tram against the goods ana chattels OF Hiram
wright, and to me directed. will expose to public
sac TOT cash, IN front of the Union Hotel, George
1861 instant at 10 O'Clock a. m the folio wing goods
ara chattels to wit, VIZ; One thorough bred black
upon as the goods and chatteIs Of Hiram Whit.
and will be sold to satisfy rent due r. Tenney & Co.
q. w. PHILLIPS, Bailif
m Ia dts for F, Tepney II Co.
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DINNER SERVICE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs Lincoln, accompanied by Mrs. Grimsley.
spent the principal part Of this morning In the e.
Enlistment Of + ". Haughwout & Co, corner Of
Broadway and Broome street where she ordered
magnificent dinner service for the White House
The color 10 Solferino and gold, with the arms of
the United States emblazoned on each piece The
purchases also included some handsome vases and
mantel ornamenA.-N. Y Post.
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AHEApi-From French & Richstein we have
an advance copy Of the New York Illustrated
Nssos continuing engravings OF the Ere at VIII
lsrds', the WI mans steam gun, &c, &c.
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The Posr OFFICE FLAG. - Preparations are
being made by the committee-M essrs Skinner.
81. John, sydney and McDonald-for the hoisting
Of the new nag over the Post Once Department
at an early day. The ceremony will probably
take place In few days.
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ARRESTED AS A SPY.-Erastus Wood, Of Va,
was arrested this morning by squad of the New
Jersey Regiment In camp at Meridian HILL an a
spy, and turned over to Marshal Lamon by order
OF Gen. Mansfield. He 10 now In JAIL
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HANDSOM ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply at
4th and 5th SITS. mas
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Tx Jewish SYxAsosuKs Of this city, were
opened yesterday In consequence Of the Festival
Of Pentecost.
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MARRIED

SxE KLsKwHKRK the notice Of new steamboat
route between this city and Baltimore. -
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"THR PET LAMBS" now quartered near the
Insane Asylum, are, we hear, 20 be removed to
q position nearer the river, where q supply Of
water will be more accessible
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TEE fne side-wheel steamer George Peabody,
OF the Powhatan line, running between Baltimore
and Richmond, has been chartered by the Gen.
eral Government, and win be employed for the
present In conveying troops from New York to
Washington.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS From the Gazette of
this morning we extract the following:
Eek Gov. McMullin arrived in this city yester-
day, and took lodging at Green's Mansion House
The schooner Indiana, with a cargo Of nails for
Wheat Il Bro, Of this city, which left Baltimore
on the day Of the fight there, AMI has since been
lying on the Eastern Shore, was boarded ysster-
day evening, while anchored In the steam op-
the u :. steamer Pawnee, who took possession
Of her, raised her anchor, and ran her on the
Maryland side Of the channel; little and under
the guns Of the Pawnee What Ia to be done
with her we cannotsay The nails were ordered
from Pennsylvania, and had not been paid for
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THE WAkREMToN sPRINGs, Fsuquier
Of May. In the meantime q limited num- &Hk0
Der Of visitors will be received. Terms Of lE:|{
Sss wSss per monh S.e Per meek and per
under 10 and over years, hslf price: Hor,es 50
cents per day. Address -, RoB'T HUD6IN,
ap&-lm Warrentou Sprlnks, We.
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&W g
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On asd after Thursday, May Is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS BKTwKHy
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE

Will run O. follows
LEAVE WASHINGTON at Is and 2 10 q. m.
and 30 ahd Is p. m, arriving ~ bau ~ $50
and $50 a m. 1ud l.c5 and $50 .. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE q An and % O. m. and
Sx5 and D m arriving at wsshington 1T 6.lo and
lO.l0 q. m. and Is and IS p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington st 10 O.
m and IS D. m, and Baltimore all % q. m. and
P. m make direct connexions for Annapolis 1.-THE
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
ington at $50 q. m. aud Is o. IN
Passenger frains leaving w ashin gton at Is and
Baltimore for Philadeiphis, New York, Boston,
ard all other points North. 90.
All ARTICLES Of freight mot oontraband Of varD
will be trans ported over the line. Tonnage Trains
viii leave Baltimore at 4 % O. m. Leave Washing
ton ct Zap. m.
By order of the Secretary Of War:
, ~ THOMAS A. SCOTT,
mis- General Manager.
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BOARDING..

ROhRDlN "A gentleman and wife, or two
no, slHnSle gentlemen, can be accommodated With
Apryat No. 400 Eighth street east side. hetwcan
g and III. ~, ts o.. oi
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-Two new Furnished ROOMS,
SIDE, between and SITS. The location, house
and rooms are among the most pleasant in the city,
and ample attention rs guars ntied. Terms mod
crate. Persons wanting such rooms will please
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FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
l. ltroOns, with Potomac water and gas, on
street. bet Teen 18th and 18th, opposite Frank in
Square. Inquire at WARDER Il STEWAR
w ood and Coal Office, corner of n and Twelfth
SITS. Also Brick House corner Twelfth and |.
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COFFEE, BACON, &C.
boxes Ground Cofee,
10 bags Rosst-d do
5 900 pounds prime Shoulders,
500 do. sagar Cured Hams,
Is boxes prime heese. ..
10 barrels Vests n Lard.
m s; Iaat received "a tU aS sals p sRsxrs