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Commanding Navy Yard, w ashingtol
AFFAIRS IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

ioPeclal correspondence Of the Star
LEwrNsvnLE, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, june ~
1861 Editor Star As there are many unfopna.
ed rumors In circulation relative to the operation.
OF the disunion forces In this section Il send YOU.
though at some personal risk, brief synopsis of
Affairs as they have existed since the lanentable
anair at Vienna 1t is assiduously proclaimed by
the secessionists, and seemingly credited by manv
Noftnern journals, That but very small force Of
d'sunieniss were engaged in that surprise, - but
i"yssI nedrd one OF their officers say the next
oaV mat there were SIX hundred on the ground,
and about the same number In the immedi late ".
cihiV' Inc troops were commanded by South
Carolinian, and arrived at Vienna about three
O'CLOCK In the afternoon. After remaining there
until i've O'Clock, they left with their two air.
Founders, and had got about one mile s,,,.nt
waen they heard the cars, and immediatelv 70.
turned, the result of which is well hnown IT,,
did not again leave the place until midnight an.
ticipating return Of the Federal troops. hut thu
Ls''ef not appearing, they pushed on to Fairfax
Court House
Inc scene next morning was slckening I'm the
extreme Seven poor fellows lay alongside OF IN.
uack-one with his head shot entirely off and
several nearly cut In two. large shot had cut
In the left side Of another hole under the arm 8.
large as an ordinary hat, and the bushes and
gtound were spattered with blood and fragment.
OF nesh. The dead We're placed In a wagon be-
longing TO Mr. Josiah Bowman, and by him
taken 10 Alexandria, together with note from
III James hunter, informing our officers of the
eonoiuon OF the wounded man, who bv the
way, had lain out with the dead all mig ht The
enemy had run the cars away from the scene Of
.ne disaster, and taken everything belonging to
me Killed. day or two after, the disunion,t,
came sa down with a large force, and occupied
vienna several days, when they again went of.
inc which time none save few scout. have
r" naea the place. These are prowling abou. the
,sa hood every night, but nothing is seen of
'ue"' curing the day, and I am confident that
WIN proper Precautions, Lieut. Tompkins could
mi 7" Pief up nice little party q. that place
almost any night. p'"''
TWO OF the Fairfax Cavalry captured I'm Alex.
sndria, and released on paro.e. w,,s.ld "a
Frank Smith, have rendered them,elve, n.,,,c,,-
ia'iy obnoxious to Union people in this county.
ana although they may not be bearing arms. thew
are rendering good service to the secessionist.
Warheid is loud In his denunciarions Of the Gov
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OPERATIONS OK TIE FLYING FLorILLA ON THE
oIoMac -ine New York Herald publishes an
account of the landing Of a party from the r ESQ.
lutte, who burnt the house Of Dr. Hooe at Hooe,,
Landing, the Virginia shore, on Tuesday The
mouse mad been the quarters Of the Virginians.
ana nad just been abandoned. Th. housa was
very richly furnished. and contained a vaIn,bie
norary. all OF which fell a prey to the flames
Lieutenant Budd took prisonrr a Young negro
ma. man, the BODY servant OF DR.. Hooe, who stated
cannonade from the Freedom at v atthias, Poin;
the previous evening, but returned at ten o,cI ck
and spent the entire night packing up, and re.
NOV, hastily, taking some Of their effects in a
number OF wagons when they saw the Resolute
coming In He reported that DR.. Aooe himself
was eithef Killed or wounded by one of the shots
from the rin"d cannon. Four or Ave ont house.
We're also consumed " '-'''e'
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IL The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary residing, is now counter ready for
delivery to the public Embraced In Its enter
taining contents are the following articles:
3he Great Chamber Of the Inn at 81 Ives, thrill
Ing ma gativF; Fashions for June, Just the thing
for the ladies; The Gorilla in his Native Wilds;
soldiers Emotion in Battle: Harper's Ferry,
evfew from the Marylsn6 Heights A Com
plsint, from Vanity Fair; Fort McHenry; Ex-
Perimsnts with y rdnance.
Interesting and Reliable Correspondence from
HaTper's Ferry; LOudoun county, Va Fortress
Monroe, l.. : SlOOp-of-War Pawnee, and the
camps over the river; Details OF affairs along the
line OF the L y. forces from Fortress Monroe 20
Missouri; Doings OF the Secession forces in East
EN- Virginia; Operations of the Wheeling Con-
venticn and the Mon men Of Western Virginia;
Movements at the Washington Navy Yard and
down the river
Complete list OF all the military arrivals IN this
civ since the war; Arrest and Examination Of
spies Serebade To Hon Andrew johnson. Of
Tennessee; Important News from Richmond
Fort Pickens. and the Mississippi
Latest Telegra pbic Dispatches from all quarters;
Military movements In and about the CITY; Elk
ecuttve removals, promotions, and appoint
ments; Departmental intelligence; OPERATIONS of
the Paint Once, Postal arrangements &c &c.
Together with Interesting locals select paragraphs
and genera! news.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
Sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or Loo per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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WASH NOTION

This Institution, WIN is under he 90 ntrol and
direction OF Sisters of Charity, experienced In
pursuing and hospital manag en- snt, is nov open 10
the public tits located sho di stance south a
OF the Capitol and immediately opposite tia we'll
Known ; srroli man ion, on Second street east.
me hui dlngs are spacious, and, with the allie a
tIons recently made, we adapted to hospital pur-
poses, The gLo1nds are ex ensive and we'll lsid
out, and tastsfuliy ornament ed with choice fruIt
AID shade trees, evergreens and Towering shI uos.
=. trovldenoe Hospital 10 admiralty suited to pa
uents wish ne to avail themselves of the adysn-
@s S Of nc Pitl and vet enjoy all the com orts
ing ON casualties or non-contagious di seases re
curing surgical or medical treatment will he ad-
mlttsd upon complying with the regulations and
CONDITIONS of the institution.
pati nts vi be reoei ed in the wards at four
dollars per week, or by arrangement can have pri-
c s,s. rooms ms on reasonable terms. Tn viii re-
9ulre from i'r. j. ToSsR, the Physician and
surgeon u charge OF the house, exc. pit when pa
nenf prefers TO employ his own physio' an tf 10
destined to sye Al the memb re- Of ,bs medical
n this institution, and every physiciaa who MAJ
have case in il rest asSpred that his % lent
VII Re carefully nurssd and his medical diroctfons
faithfully executed. js1Seolm
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4, W some OF the Southern journals are IA king
their military officers to task for tne,r ivan, *
vigilance and discipline. They saw the way bus
iar has presented a series Of surprises. when
Major Anderson went from Moultrls to Sumter. n
was surprise; when Fort Pickens was REIN
forced, 1t was surprise; when troops and supplie.
were hrst thrown Into Fortress Monroe. II was =
surprlsei when a portion of the Union army
mafched into Alexandria, IL was a surprise; when
surprise; and the same may be said of the attach "a
On p Fairfax, Grafton, Philippi, Romney, and
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ANE RICUs.

RESISTING LEGISLATIVE ENAcrNKNr-Tbs
Home Guards Of Middletown and OF Frederick
held meetings on the 9th Instant at which III.
resolutions recently passed by the Legislature,
requesting the Governor to disarm the ununi.
formed military companies of the State, were
denounced as illegal and unc onstit utionai. They
also expressed the determination to resist the en-
forcement Of the order ga all hazards and to the
death -
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Personal

'.'' Among the latest intelligence from Europe
10 the announcement Of the death of the Rev
Patrick Bronte, the father of the gifted Charlotte
Emily and Ann Bronte
49, Intelligence has been received OF the
death OF Signor Amodio, the celebrated Italian
opera singer. He died at sea, on a VOYAGE from,
venezneia to this country, Of yellow fever, after
forty-eight hours sickness N-''
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MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
Navy Yard Washinpton lime o. 1861

MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
Navy Yard, Washington, June %, 1861
Seeret1ry Of the Macy:
With deep regret / announce the death of Cao,
james II Ward. He was killed yesterday while
attempting to cover a landing on Matthias Point.
A musket ball struck him as no was sighting hi.
32-pounder.
lawais orders as to the disposition of the BODY
Of this gallant officer
JoHS DALHGRKs,
Commanding Navy Yard, w ashington.
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III An Italian ship, with cargo Of wine from
Genoa, bound for New Orleans, arrived in New
York yesterday, having been ordered away from
the Gulf by the U. s Steamer BROOKLYN.
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oUR FRIENDS At the various military camps and
Positions will confer favor by keeping us posted
~ 70 moverne nts and affairs In their vicinities
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IL Letters in the Charleston Mercury com.
mend that paper for having the moral courage /,
resent the insult offered to South Carolina by a
gentleman named Russell, Of the London Times
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Spirit Of the rsrniux. Press

The IHfsiiigeHcs, quotes from the remarks of
Robert f. Scott and ex-President Tyler In the
Richmond Convention: and argues that both are
sick Of secession and dissatisfied with the oper-
atoms Of the Confederate Government.
The Republican thinks the amount Of money
required to carry the war has been grea ly
exaggerated by northern journals and the people
at large
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W The scarcity Of change in Nashville has
made IL necessary to issue bills Of the amount OF
25 and 50 cents
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ATTENTION 10 called to an advertisement I'm our
columns for arm chests to be delivered at the
arsenal Tomorrow
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&S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscri
S'O Der, two young NEGRO MEN -
CLarles and Judsnn. Charles 10 about 70 e.
years Old. stoops little Ia wa king Judson ~
about - years old. They are brothers They -
both left m, house on sunday the eth irsf IL
They are supposed to be lurking about The camps
near w ashlnstUu. The above reward will be given
Tor both OF them or S25 for her of them, If re-
turned to me or lodged In jail so that get them
dsaln. JOHN HIbGlNS,
je26 81 Prince Georges CO Md. near Betsville.
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BOARDING.

ROhRD AND ROOM.-A large furnishef front
~ Chamber, OBJ the second floor. with Board nav
he had at No. IS Twelfth street, between g. and
Fl sts, ia q sts
QUINN Err BOARDING FOR FAMILIES OR
- single persons, Also, vacancies for few stu
dents: Terms moderate. Address r X. BURNS,
Plninheld, Cumbe- land county. Pa. ie6-Imeos
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NOTICE.-John A. Knight ia no longer a the
em Icy of TIN ldersig ded, nor in any manner
CO ,cerned wfth the oana boat Homecoming, No y
All pers are her by warned not to az any debt
on account OF said toaf or owners, except 20 the
Undersigned. JAMES III. RIDGEWAY,
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
Owners OF boat Homecoming, No. 2.
June 18th, 1861.
Frederick and Washington, Md. papers copy
aud charge advertisers L. n Sts
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AiD AND COMFORT TO The ESExY The sece,-
non papers OF the south and Southwest all are In
eesaeies over the New York Journal of Cow
n eol'ofiaI' " What Lineoln's War Costs the
NORTH, !" and similar articles from th., 80
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iHkekSrEIruSAL STATEs The Virginia Con.
venuon' In adopting the Constitute on of tn. Con.
iede,ste states, has made an express prsviso tina,
Vfginia shall have liberty to secede wben.v.,
she desires so to do. What will the bond. Of ,,cb
aConfederacy Of Centrifugal States be worth
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sssSio..Lieut Van r. Morgan, Kentucky.
$40 Lieu,. henry n Stevens, Connecticut, we
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD, huctiopeers.
IlNRISTEE'S SALE 0E PLANO AMI EN

BY WALL 4 BARNARD, huctiopeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PIANO AND Elk
- cEL.ESr Hous EHoLD FURNITURE &c-Ou
TUESDAY MORNING. 25sh instant at ten
O'CLOCK, by virtne of deed of trust, duly recorded
among the ard records ot the cltS and county of
Msshingto-, ID. -, will sell. at the reside ices
NE 39l and '93 south side Of u, between T. 4lrd
sn1 our and a-hat rec s, q very large ard e1-
cellent assortment of PsrOr, Chamber and Di niEg
rom rnItu'e. co uprising the furni' ure of about
tyentJ Rooms. and consisting In part Of
Suite of PsTlOr Furniture. comprising two Tete s.
Ietes, two Easy and ak Arm Chairs, two
AshoganJ SOFAS, tao hssy, four Rec option,
, snd othor MI hogany Chairs,
Broc tel Curtains. Mirrors.
Marble TOP Centre and other Tables,
Chandeliers, GirsndOes, and Gas brackets and
Velvet and Brussels Carpe's a-d Rugs,
hal Oiloloih and Step Carpet shd Hat Rsok.
extension D.ning Table, Etc ere, q nd Side Tables
ShIna, N ass, aDd Croker - are,
Exoelent Curle Hair and Shack Mattre,ses
~ 10 Re ther Beds, Holsters, sEd Pillows
Marole top Bureaus, Wsshs,sn is, AND Tables
DO end other Wsrdrobes.
Chamber Carpets, Chaire,
Toliet Sets, Olcloths,
stoves end Fire Irons,
Chamber SETS, Stands and Racks, and Mirrors
And superior assortment of KIIchen Furniture,
;s. E;W BARNARD, Trustee.
WTgE ABOVE sale Is POSTPONED
until MONDAf, ynly lst. same hour and place,
by order OF the Trustee.
rs WALL q BARNARD, Auots,
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DROPOsALs FOR ARM CHESTS.

Proposals will be received by 10 O, .look s.tu,
day, the 18Th Of June for faI nishins 500 arm
Chests "A. Ply at the Office of the Commanding
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Bv j. c. MCGUIRE B. CO.. Aucuoaeers.
coon AND NEAR NEW FUSNITURE.
~ VIII be sold on MONDAY NEXT, the LIT OF
July. a. 70 Clock q m. well selected stock q
Househ Id uTniture. a. the dwelling No $50 n
street, between 18th and 1sth streets consisting in
part of
far.or Suit of Walnut Hair 10th, Msrble-top
Center, Dining, and other Tables,
Large NJ hogsny " aTdTobe,
Mehosan. Writing Table.
Cottage Set, oak pate n, with patent spring Mat
tresses,
Rockisg, Csne-seat and other OssIrs,
Brocsie.le Lounge,
Carpets and UIlcioth. Brorze Hat Rack,
window : haies, Bedst ads, Cot and Crib.
Hflr; Cotton, snd CtiD Mattress .. Chsmb>T Sets,
Mashstands, Bureaus, Comforts Pillow ), 4 o..
handsome SILVER pisted Coffee ana Tea &, Cas-
- tors: soup LadIe, FoAR, Table aud Tea se>'oLs
NJ ompete Coo" and Open Crate stoves
Refrgera or and Fireboard,
Superior Cutlery, Glass, China, Wood, Iron. ana
With a neral assortment of Houeet .epinx Ar
nc es ne .rly al of which has been purchased new
vi hn year.
Terms cash
=, The House may b. rented on application at the
Feno. Store No 500 Eleventh st
go j. q. MCGUIRE a CO., Auots.
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I ADIEs' SUN UMBRELLAS
Il AND PARASOLS.
Closing ont at reduced prices. for cash, ID aok
Twisted Silk MIts, IN long and short STYLES.
Lis!s Thread Gauntlets AID Gloves. selling of
w. COLLEY T. co.'s,
js Ss-6t S23 Seventh street a poye Pa ay
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST=Last night, q small blsck ard tan TER.
II RlER DOG; comes to the name ofs7
- harlis" A liberal reward Will be paiS,S@
Il da.Ivered 10 ROBERT l.. TEEL o.
Z str, ct between ~ and 9Th streets, Nc. SAC.
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BY BOTELER WILSON A uctIoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORs Els. 0MNl
~ BUSES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAYNES, HooD,
SaoGERIt., Liquors, &C., kT ArcIloN On
SATtR DAY MORNING, June Ash, at ten
O'Clock, We shall &c 81 the SOU bern xtremlty of
sixth street, an extensive COLLECTION OF horses,
wagons. &C.. belonging % the south, Urn Steam
boat COMPANY, consisting IN part Of
~ superior Work end harness Horace. amongst
which are sew raj very fine pairs,
lafts UmnIbuses, one new.
Mail add Baggage WAGONS,
Carts, one nssIly New Top Buggy,
sets OF Omgi bus and Wagon Harness, for two
and four Horses,
20 CORDS of Pine w God.
Lot of ak aud Pine Lumber,
Lot Of Trek Wheels,
Lot OF Cast iron aad Brass,
Lot OF Standes B~rths sutah e for Camp purpoeee,
81 sovs snd shu.ts, foe D: eeds
Lot cfold Furniture. &C.,
ALSO
One Cask OF Tsy'or's LopQou Dock Brs,dr
900 Gallons Of Sperm Oil,
One Hal hogsh I'D OF Sugar,
PouIds of Bro n Soar,
20 Dozen Corn BroomF,
ia f-Tlerce of Rice,
One Ba rel of Soft -oap,
Hall Barrel of Moasses,
Ono Barrel of Pure Spirits.
Barrels o. Mononga ,eia and Scotch wbiskey,
Large lot of yer, superior Cigars,
100 w hlskey and other Empty Barrels, OIL Casks.
Stoves, dc.
je2I BOTELER Il WILSON, Aucts.
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DROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF SIS 600 FOR
4 THE KEIIFF NF EANII rs OF VOL
UNTEERS OF WASHINGTON CITY.
MAYORS OFFICE Jun. q. 1851
PROPOSALS WI be IeceUv-d At this Office until
three o'c ock m. on Monday, Jul, 1. 1861, for a
loan OF So co., paysbe SIX months aftar dsts with
Interest at e e rate of Six per cent pr anuum
This loan IS authorized by act of the City Coun
CHI and the prooe'ds will be applied exclusively
for the re Of the destitute families of w. ching
ton City Vc!untes 8. Bids Will be received in
sums of $40 and upwards.
JAMES G. BERRET,
ia 81 tRepub n Intel Mayor.
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By WALL Il BARNARD. Auciion9ers.
Cnrn<1 NinfL 81 n.d snrfh nd Pa ar

JoTntf NINA 50. dad S0hth sidt IA &c.
ZINE BLACK DRININS HORSE md
4 DURHAM CowAT AUCTION On SATURDAY
MOHNlN6. s9tn instant, &C IL 90 ook, We viii
cell, IN front of the Auction Rooms, one hne black
Driving Horse ani one good led Durham Cow.
Also q P.rlor Rife and SPY Glass, oil the prop
erty of the late Mai. Scott.
Terms cash In spec
jess NALL r. BARNkR ID. Auots.
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TOR RkNT-The north HOUSE of the row Of
4 new four story houses on Fourth at, between
ID and T. sts., No. SIS, fronting the CITY Hal
square Possession given immediately AppIy 10
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Lav. No,
40 LOUISIANA avenue. ma m sotf''
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & co. huotloneers.
ADY'S RIDING Pony FOR SAIE.-Qu
IL SATURDAY MORNING., juno 2sh, at -
O'Clock. in front Of the Auction Rooms. we cha
sell handsome Bl,ck p idirg Pony. 18th flowing
name snd tail, perfectly kIr and een:!e, and very
desirable for ady's u e; sold only because the
ovn-r "a re moved from The city.
Terms cash.
je I'D J. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucts.
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iS M go Ad s,.1 IL he cPt:S
Gsiss &c. 4 skrh sss n. syi s.s..,s
10 film
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EOR RENT-The fno BRICK HOUSE Nc,
100 West st., Georgetown, az present ooou-
pied by the subscriber IL has u rooms with Sss
and water throughout. 6ne yard, stable &c, Ard
6RUDER. o. 81 II
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GUNBOArs ros rAE WESTERN RIVERS

QUARrERMAsLgR SKNrRAL's OFFICE,
va -htRgton, June ~, 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited or Constructing Gap-
DnaIs up az the Western rIV rs
Specifications will be immediately p-epsred and
may be examined st the q n<rterma ,tsr's Once al
Cincinnati. Pat s5u gh, and at this ONCE.
Proposals from boat bull ers and englne-bujld
ere alone will be considered.
p ans submitted by bidders will be taken into
confederation. Al G. NFItSS
isIs Qu.rtermasrsr S.naral Ifmtei Stsisa,
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four mar dsomely Furnished Rooms sup plied
With gas aud water, and convenient "a the PateIt
And Post Ofloe Departments, for rent. ANY AZ
eth and 5th str. ma a
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN 4 VILLA ~ AsctOreers.
NJ 5o6 ,o-,,, TIA ~ u sf,,,fS
GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auota :,

| By WALL BARNARD. Auotionsers.
On BARRELS MERCER POTATOES Jus r
| w 'eceived from York sid for "a e by anctiI n
| T., MORROW MORNING st 10 O'olook, froI
| of the Auction Rooms.
| Terms specie.
| IL WALL, A. BARNARD Aucts.
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I ACE POINTS AND LACE MANTILLAs.
We have Just received q large lot of LACE
POINTS and LACE NAN fILLAS from Phils-
dephia au tons, purchased for cash, at one kaIf
to be closed out soon.
Price only 50 50, worth $700.
AT MAXWELL'S
Manh q and Fancy Store,
le "a eo9t Pennsyly anis avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-06-12
PENSION OFFICE, JUNE 6, 1851.
To all tphopp IL ,nav concern.

A PPLICATION having been made under the
act of 23d June, 1860, for the reissue of the
land warrants described herein, which are alleged
to have been lost or destroyed, notice is hereby
given that, at the date following the description
Of each warrant, new certificate Of like tenor
will be issued, II no valid objection should then
appear.
No. soss6, for leo acres, issued under the act
of March, 1885, in the name of Susanna Hub.
bard, widow Of John Hubbard, deceased, and
granted on the l6th day Of June, lsos--August
81, 1861.
No. 2s,s5l, for so acres, issued to James Bal
lenger, on the 9Th of April, 1856, under the act
of Sd March, ls56-June ls, 1861.
No. 77,l24, for l20 acres, issued to Elisha 8.
Freel, on the llth June, 1856, under the act of
Sd March, l865--June 20, 1861.
No. 62,78l, for l60 acres issued to Henry Dier-
king, on the 2lst April, 1867, under the act of Sd
March, ls56-July l, 1861.
No. 92,O67, for l2O acres, issued to Neharr va
holah, on the 18th May, 1857, undsr the act Of sd
March, ls55-July 3, 1851.
No. bl,ss4, for leo acres, issued to Lemuel
Wi mer, on the l6th January, 1857, under the act
Of Sd March, ls56-July 4, 1861.
No. 5,256, for 80 acres, issued to James Car
mikel on the 10th of September, 1855, under the
act Of Sd March, ls55-July 8, 1861.
No. 25,272, for l20 acres, issued to Reuben
Loveland, on the 18th October, 1885, under the
act Of Sd N rch, ls55-July 8, 1861.
No. 27,674, for 80 a res, issued under the act
Of Sd March, 1855, in the name of William Tay-
dor, and granted on the 18th day of March, 1856
August 7, 1861.
No. 3,ll6 for l6o acres, issued under the act
Of ls47, to Augustus Ingram private Of Captain
Murray's company, second regimsnt Of Tennessee
iniantry-September 6, 1861.
JOSEPH Fl. BARRETT,
Commissioner.