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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXyIf,n coNsREss-sse.na Session.
TUESDAY, Nay 90

..... TUESDAY, MGy ~
SRNATE.-Messrs. Harris and King presented
petitions from merchants In New York FOR the
enactment Of a geIe-al bankrupt law.
Mr.. Wade presented petition for an efficient
coniscatien act.
Mr. Sumner gave notice that, on o-morrow, be
sh rud call up the pending resolution for the ex-
pulsion OF senator Stark, Of Oregon, from the
body.
Mr.. McDougal moved 70 take up the Pacific
railroad Dill and bis motion was discussed by
Messrs. Fessenden, Cl=rk, McDougal, and
Latham.
HOUsE.-Mr Blake reported bill to establisf1
certain post roads. The object Of this bill is 70
declare bridge partly constructed across the
Ohio river near BY certain railroad
companies, a lawful structure, and make the same
post reete. IL also gives the power to any other
railroad cOmpatyj Whose road extends to the Ohio
river, to build bridges across the same under Ger
tain restrictions
After some discussion by Messrs. Blake, CHI.
and others, the bill passed.
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! IL We learn that Hon. Edward Stanley has
made his arrangements to leave this city during
the present week, for North Carolina, Of which
State he has been appointed Military Governor
with powers similar to those conferred upon Gov.
ernor Johnson, Of Tennessee, and to continue
during the pleasure Of the President, or until the
people of North Carolina shall organize a civil
government In accordance with the Constitution
Of the United States
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'Clock, P. nj.
THE CONNECTION MADE.

Last evening o. early this mcrhiug, tbc telf
graphic through connection betweeu this city and
Fortress Monroe and General McClelldas head
quarters, In the Immediate vicinity Of Richmond
was completed. Messages from both those points
bearing this days date have consequently al
ready been received here. They, however, en-
brace nothing Of public interest, we hear
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LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE

A telegram Of this forenoon, from Fortress
Monroe, announces the arrival there Of the
steamer Rhode Island from New Orleans, bring
ing forty rebel officers prisoners, captured In that
quarter. We presume that the mere fact, only,
Of her arrival with the prisoners was known to
the operator when the message was sent, as
nothing concerning the news she brings from
New Orleans had been sent here up 10 D. IN.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c,


Nor the shrine OF his so.' grew dim!
RY RE2U EST OF THEIR MANY, LADY
ANnEssoN CLUB va. ri:e GRAND -
sna Hest. on FffFssif ~; S Ss,asI q ss
CoIhmittes blsdre thsTseIvss 70 spsIe no fsin. or
expense 20 m We his tbs Ball of the season, and 10
leave nothing lndone that will sd to the comfort
and pleasure OF those Who may hensf them With
their p'esenos. Prof: Arth's celebrated eotiIion
band las been engaged for the, occasion: Tickets
81, etmtnng gentleman aud ladies. Ccmmtffss
Of Apdngenests-J Hughes, M MoMsu, w Ken
nedt. Brashsa-s. sullivan, e Quinlsn mls Sc
FIRST GRAND UNION PIC MIC Of the s:s
Il son, 20 pc slvep a. Green 6 pring Pavilion A
on WEDNESDAY. Msy 81. rhs Manager ~
insure. pessu to all who nay do h m the ~
honor to attend, and he would inform the -
public thai tnls pic MIC is gwen especially for adde's
the grounds Of in repute All are Invited to sttend.
Tlcs et; cents sim ttrng gentleman snd Ia les.
Prof Hares Band will he IN attendance. and Q
police force TO preserve good ordef Tbs Spring is
situated ABOUT half mile above Georystowu and
about 10 minutes walk from the Omnibus Stand,
Dancing to c"mmence at IL 90 ook NJ. Floor Msn-
6raUmer. |-t m II az
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1856
NEW STOCK.
1856

INTERIOR ADORNMENTs
Just resolved choice selection Of new and de-
PAPERHAN6IN6s.
From the rloh ana ornate, ~ The most ohaste ard
sinpte Retterns, appropriate Tor Perlors, Hals,
FIkEBOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, &c.
New Designs, warranted Gold Bands, Imitation
Sold, and Common.
WINDOW SHADES,
window Shades Of any required style OF siIe.
made to order. buff. Green and Blue shade Hol-
lands By the yard OF VI ace into ehader,
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(varranted 20 be tilded with gold leafl
the hsndsomest and largest assortment 10 the
District, from the best maunfaotory in the oosnry.
Also, 90 sssortment Dark Weed Frames, WITH
ylsIte Frames, Of Foreign and Domestic maniac
PirTER$ coSD AND TAssELs.
10.
purchasing excl unvely for oash, the above coed.
o. low rates a. theJ can he purchased n IN the
District No uisrt Presentation made 20 feet GO.
orders Tor PepsrhsnGIng OF " indov shades ,e1-
ecuted BY expefier cee work Inca, IN city OF com
try. A call solicited from those nsedInf the above
goods. Terms cash. ]. MARKRITEH
Remsmber the number, No 4so ssysnth a.
doors above odd felovf Hall; I'D the term.
Cash for goods and labor. - s.ImIis'
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CENTRAL GuARpKoUsK CAsEs-Bsfsre JEst,ee
Thompson, -Christon Smith, colored, stealing
horse and harness; jail for court. Cyrus A. Plum
mingt0n, vsgraEcy; for trial. Samuel French,
drunk; turned over 10 the military. William a.
Hops, huckstering without license; 81 cent?
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FIRz.-~TAc alarm Of fire about two O'Clock this
morning was caused by the burning Of The tool
house in the garden q Col. b. b. French, on
Capitol Hill.
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LATE LOCfL NRWS.

DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-Snce our last report
the following soldiers have been reported as de
ceased
Thomas Griffith, company C, Goth Pennsyl.
David McNeal, company b, I'd Indiana cav
airy.
Simon wYand, company F, 9th Pennsylvania
reserve.
VIM. Wesley Chase, 5th Maine battery.
w. l.. Brown, company 6, 7th Michigan vol
unteers.
Qurter master serg't Haywood, company G, LIST
New Jersey cavalry.
Elias Oxford, company =, Goth Indiana volun.
teers
First Lieut. Henry n. stIll, company G, ith
Vermont volunteers.
Sergeant G. w. Davis, company T., 18th indiana
volunteers.
John MOrroS-, company d, 18th Indiana.
Richard Havens, company y, lelst New York.
+. Mallory, company X, SSH New FORK.
Lewis, company X, Let (Excelsior) New
w. Wilson, company G, 9th New Jersey.
j. W. Douglass, company II, Goth New York
l. Nethamer, company r., 5th New York.
David Pavent, company g, 4th Vermont.
George Worthington, signal corpa
&C M Jones, trebel prisoner, company !, 14th
Mississippi.
Corporal VIM. Nod, company f, IOIst New
York.
soldier at general hospital, judiciary SQUARE,
name and regiment not known, he being speech
less when received there.
The following deatHs have been announced, but
the names and regiments were not then known:
John Boris, company F, 103d Pennsylvsnia.
w. X. King, company X, 18th Virginia.
John A. Allen, company c, 18th Virginia.
g. w. Loop, company =, 18th Virginia.
b. sides the above, two Confederate prisoners
NAMES not recorded, died on the steamer Elm
City on the 10th inst. A soldier, name not re-
ported, died at the steamboat wharf. They were
inferred by the Government undertaken.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire in relation
to the urial place of their friends, &C.. by call
Ing on F. 7. Sands, Government undertaken, i44,
+ street north.
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MARINES FOR NoRFoLK.-h battalion Of 20
marines are being drafted this mCrRing for Nor
folk. They expect to leave tomorrow.
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CIRCUIT COURT, May 20 Roger e. Weight
man vs. Corporation of Washington. Bradley
and Carlisle for pleiatif; Davidge for defendant
This Is an action for damages for personal in-
juries sustained by plaintiff by the breaking down
Of bridge over Rock Creek, near Georgetown,
several years ago.
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EMANCIPATION CoMMIssIoSRRs-Petition Aled
since Last report Elizabeth s. Bryan, slaves
Cecilia, May, Maria, Eliza and Mary. 1t Gel
w. A. Nichols, L slave-IsabeIla Ch.smOnd
Augustus NJ. Blair, sIaves-Henry, Maria, Geo
and Martha King; Maria Williams and Nancy
Syphax. Mary Augusta Gadsby, slave-Jame;
Williams. Benjamin c. Card, 3 slaves-Maria
Mary and Bully Walker. Courtney Reeves, {
saves-George, Andrew and Mary Champ MARY
Peter, adm'x, slaves-Cristena, Mary, Lucy and
os6ourn Dorsey: Margaret Gets, slaves-Elizs
and William Bateman: George Rhodes, 4
slaves-Frank and Eliza Hutton and Harriet and
Eliza Johnson. William J. Stone, slaves
James, Polly, Susan, Anne, Alley and Tom
peasants Fanny Brown, and Cornelius
Digs: Sarah rolson, l slave--George Tinney
Washington Miller, l slave-Susan Tyler
John Manning, Is slaves-Ann and Joseph BELL,
Jane, Mary, John, Sandy, Hannah, Louisa, NelIy
Ann, Harriet Ann, Elizabeth, Agnes, Leathey
Mary, and Clement West Sarah A Landreth,
slayes-Maria, Charles, Thomas, and Elizabeth
Maddox. Jane E. CochrelI, 1 slave-Lettie Fair.
fax. William NOEL, slaves-Lewis Taylor and
Ellen Ashton, Joseph Bryan, trustee, slaves
slave-Hamilon fl. Pool. Melvena III Bowie, :
slayes-W lillian, Celia, and Nancy Ross, James
Skinner, Lemuel, Rachel, and Susan Perry
and Eddy. Leonard Storm, siave-Susan But.
Ter. Walter II. Marlow, slave-Henry Calyeft.
r. w. Browning, 1 sIave-Jane Sims Joseph
Bryan, slaves-yerry Blount and John II.
noin suoIg Il. banning, h6v6-Ellen
GLADDEN.. Noble HURDLE, slave-Maria.
In yesterdays report the name Of Ann Green
occurred-it should have been Ann Cosenn.
FIRE ON THE STEAMER JACOB BKLL.-About
O'Clock this morning, the steamer Jacob Bell,
which was to have left for down river to-day was
discovered 20 be on IRE her hold, and for some
time fears were entertained Of her total destruc.
ton. The alarm was at once sounded, and such
employees as were near al hand, and the marine
guard Of the yard, hasteaed to the wharf, and
after removing the powder and other materials,
extinguished the flames before she was seriously
injured. The workmen, marines and sailors who
came so promptly TO the rescue, deserve the credit
Of saving the steamer. The Bell had on board at
the time q large number Of shell, the boxes con-
tanning which were much eharred, and the great
wonder Is that an explosion did not take place.
A STRANGE FREAK OF LUNA TIC This morn
ing, Oficer Hannah was called upon to secure
lunatic named Michael Ridmore, who had at
tempted 10 commit suicide. He was found In the
Tiber, trying TO hide his pocket book In his shoe,
its contents being So American gold, Spanish
SIS piece, Canadian bank note, and q small
amount In silver. He had cut an awful gash
across his leg, above the ankle three inches long
and very deep. He said be wounded himself and
went into the water 10 bleed to death before any
one could discover him. He was taken 70 the
Fourth Ward station for safe keeping. He Is a
lsborer, and has resided in this District for six
years past,
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PoLIcB The Third Ward Patrolmen reported:
VIM. Hutcbens, essau.. and battery; dismissed,
by Justice Rowland julius b. Mason, colcred
gambling; hned 81 SD. Gallon Da cher, colored
gambling; fined 4 so. John Kraft, drunk; dis
missed, by Justice Clayton. Daniel Moinahen
creating nuieance; fined 81 SO. Also, for re-
fusDg to remove Ii; dismissed. Thomas Bell,
drunk and Indecent exposure; fred 81. James
McQuade and Chas. PCrveY, drunk and profine;
turned over TO the military
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MARRIED.

F.,bsr eSIssSwd Js EYSSH of the "a R
tsntLy, oompsny ID, U. g. A., TO ANN STOF-
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Justice
CIark Lewis Jackson, keeping dog without
license; tped IS "a. decrge Gsary. aiserderly;
workhOuse 60 days. Godfrey Mentinger, creating
a nuisance; fined 81 o. Charles Mullen, heck
without legal number; fned So "a. Mrs. Rich
EDISON, profane and disorderly; for further hear
t,'g. Steve Rancom, drunk; fined Sl9i A.
Eemel, resisting otecers IN discharge of duty;
security for further hearing. Theodore Holmer,
ASSAULT on an officer; fined SO o. and security for
peace. Cornelius Driscoll. drunk; turred over to
he military. s. WIS 60; fred So o..
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PROGRESSING AT the conclusion Of Rev. Mr.
Chase's lecture in Israel Church last night, the
"a cclored preacheD had been invited to lecture
in the Smithsonian Institute TO the negroes. by
the most distinguished men Of the nation, Sem
ators and Representatives in Congress; but owing
to the prejudice existing against color, they could
not get the hall, and had secured the Fifteenth
street Church for the lecture.
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On tn e 10Th instant, ELIZABETH ESTELLE
WARWICK, IN the nth year of her sge.
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MEETING OF THE YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION LAST evening, at 8 O'Clock, the
monInIv meeting OF this association was held at
the Han, opposite Brown'.. Afer the usual
opening exercises, the President stated that the
Association entered upon a new year under an
couraging auspices. Ali liabilities were paid.
and there was balance Of si4 In the treasury on
me opening Of the year, May LIST, The Associa-
siouaiy, Rev. C. p. Lyford, who was now, with
his wife, engaged constantly in visiting the neg.
itcteo teamsters, transient soldiers, nd returned
prisoners who thronged the city, scattering COED
DOCKS and papers, distributing the printed wosa
OF God, and preaching, praying and singing, as
circumstances Indicated. His labors had Bee
satisfactory to the Association, and very welcome
70 those among whom he labored. The library
ana reading rooms were FREQ uented by many eli
liens and strangers. The mission Sabbath schools
were upon q substantial footing, though teacher,
were needed 10 render them more efacient.
Considerable business was transacted during
the evening.
A committee-consisting Of c. H. Utermehle.
van Santvoord, B. X. Stinemetz, w. J. Rhees
and .. C.Wight-wAs appointed, with authority
70 obtain funds and erect a school house and
cnapei, on LOT rendered for that purpose by Mr.
Stinemetz, on street, south Of the Circle, In the
First Ward-the committee not 70 contract any
debts In the erection Of said building
Inc tnans OF tae Association were ordered 10
be rendered to Hon. Jos. A. Wright and Rev
Frederick Il. Brown, for their acceptable and ele-
quent addresses on the occasion Of the recent an.
niyersIry, May 10
The use OF the Hall was granted. on the usn,l
fair to be held next week by the young ladies Of
the Ascension sabbath school, for the benefit Of
Rev. l.. Breck's mission among the Chippewa
Indians Of Minnesota
The President was directed to endeavor TO OBJ.
tain the nse Of horse and wagon, from the u: 8.
Qnartermssteih Department, 90 facilitate the dis
uibution OF tracts, books, &c, among the sol.
dieIs.
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WANTS.

WANTED. Ons jou,neJman BAKER, at the
" corner OF 7sh and d streets, Issnd r., p,-
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TIE LEVY COuRT.-The members Of the Levy
Court for Washington county, recently appointed
Gcitv HaIS veste1daT, and amer tstino tbe t,U,,i
oath OF Office, which was administered by Mich
oias Callsn, Esq organized by the election OF
Sayles J. Bowen, President Nicholas Callan,
Of county tax. The court adjourned to Monday
next.
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BEST PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER The
lovers Of good butter are hereby informed that
they can obtain IL fresh three times q week from
the celebrated daires Of Chester and Delaware
counties, Pa, at rs cents per pound, at Wilson's
old stand, Center Market, back of the scale
house. llt*l H. KRbLFP.
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Fourth WARDSTATIOS CAsEs-Bsfore Justice
Walter John Drunk, James Caulheld, William
Burns, ]. Mcintyre, Patrick Burke, Jacob
Tolger; turned over to the military. 7. Grove,
fined 81 Frank Anderson, J Bond,
David NOVlen, josiah Seares, James Sh9niey,
William Parshett, drunk and disOrderly; faed
81. All the above were sOldIe1a
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WANTED-A GIRL to vssh and IRON. and one
w to 90 ohamberwork, ct S47 Pennsylvania sv-
enu5 m IN 2ts
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LIST Lieut. Of City Patrol, seth RegfN. Y. Vol.
Washington, May 10, 1861.
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NOTICE.

Wlrsaa- John P. Linton and Howard J
Roberts, asSiguees of George W. Easley. ON
the 81, day Of March 1862 presented their
petitions tu the Court oC Common Pleas Of
Cambria County. praying lf.I the reasons
therein setfnrth) to he discharged from tLeir
trr~J a~ ASST ,uecs afo-csaid, the said couyt
did or .sr notice ~ ue given by publication
{. a.. ParJIes interested. and fixed the hear
..- ri said application for their discharge,
at ,,e next argument court therefore. ali
parties interested a-e hereby notified to be
and appear before the Judges Of the said
U~J Of CJmuJU Pleas TO be held at
Eheusbu-g. IN and fJr the county OF
Cambria, on Thursday the Sd. day II Anri.
u-zs. L, -F.aw cause. if any they have. uhy
ta. s,5d ASST -l.c-5 Sd u.l Lrt le discharged
r. 81 ;leiT sail trust.
JOS L'DCNALD Pfotay
Nuch j, ISiZ-5t
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WoRTH KNoWING.-prof. ~

WORTH KNOWING.-Pro Wood,
whose advertisement: viii be found IN IN
other column, has discovered I. remedy f1r
the gray and bald, which is at once practic-
able and cheap. Il requires 70 dyeing. no
wig, no extraordinary trouble There can
be no doubt whatever Of its efficacy. We
have seen ,e> timonials almost without mum
Der, and from men Of great Intelligence, high
standing and mora, worth.
Those who have been bald for yesrs are
now wearing th-ir own lair. and appear ten
yeas younger than they did SIX months ago
As in most cases gray hairs and bald leads
are both premature and unatur1l, il Is the
duty to remedy them Is the natural aud un
doubted nIcaus which Prof Wood has in,
vented, a-d Now kindly offers 70 the aillict
d. 2eaa lis advertisement, Try lis won
derfli renee >, aud give the Prot. "a ueu
I 5iclli.js Eaig.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
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iENsBCEG & CRE8sON RAIL ROAD
TRAIN No. I.

f.fHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
i OF q SUFFERER.-Published as warn
5aS' and for the especial benefit of Young
/ stsh ,h ami those Nho suffer with Nervous De-
c-''y. Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay.
rrhe., Lc., &c, by one who has cured him
FL oy simple means, after being put to
fea' expense and inconvenience, through
s-e use OF worthless medicines prescribed
y earned Doctors.
Singles copies NAV be had Of the Author
-, A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint. Long
lsI"La' by enclosing poSt-paid addressed
sT,II,,;g,,ope; Address CHARLES a. LAM
ia l Esq. GUeenpoint. Long Island. \
mos, Jan 18th 1862.
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GblAT CURE.
DR.. LELRND'S
ANTIRHEUNiTIC band
Is TIIE O%cT KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gut and Neuralgia,
ASp = sUEE CCCE roG
5 TIlE o.;;.V E,,UUN nEMEDY ron
Rheumatism. Gu: and Neuralgia.
Ell UercuiaI Diseases

i Is C--v=liguiiv arranged .3-.lE, caa-
tanning a. 'nc,icatai c,.sr. .-a-l53. % 81 e-.--
around ll- N-.st, nl.,..5 injury ra th-
Llus- delicate E-.s -. -' charge in ls..-s
oi living IS requires. ,ard :. e4ti.e:v ll
moves tie aT#cf-a f..- i-av-. .a. rE.l-
u-L producing jl- injurious effects .-l.s 3
from tie u>G &c powerful internal .-..0
ci-c> which wg-Eou aua destroy tH- -.u-=i
tuition and -.vg temporary ..a. -uig. a..
this tiestIlaa.. tae l-e.-.i --..t-s
ooataiuC' E. t-a Bad. come 80 .......-
wi-h the b.osj a@j reaches t.e .-.sa.
through th- p.-,, 90. t.s skin, oleeria-
II e-sy instance q perfect cure, aH5 sl-
stores tae parts afflicted ta healthy
condition. W.is band Is a's. "a --.-t :. s-aT.u.
-tSTl-l-E.CCLI a-elt-.-u' -. ! cll-i.-'r ra-
Ee"e tac system from tae gllJc.as effects
# uC-cury- Aalera-e rase= are cu.-s lr
"a few days, and ne are constantly leCClv-
/ mg testimonials of It's l.ic.cv IL sEr.rat-6
casa5 e long s-aal5l-.
PRac- SEQ. 10 hu ..ad uf UFa--is.s -cr-
orally. or can le seat ty- mai. er express
with full G;rest..r- Gr use. - Gay gar.
i caua--y direct # ir.In t..o '.r5.eiyal CE.ls
No. E9g Es2JSs AEgsF A, NJ.
C.. SAIiI. &. CO ~.-E !EoPEIE-rTs.
! y. Descriptive t5Tcg-ars SEN Tree
: !gT z.l- ny H. c. i'-s.-- E;ca- bu.-.
zscnls wanted everywhere.
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Tho withdrawal of the fireman and books
keeper from the EbeusJur- Foundry, rem
Ger~ r. absolutely necessary that al accounts
shall be settled up without any delay. Per
s.-s iesirouS % saving difficulty and per-
haps costs had better call and settle with
out further notice. L. GLASS GO.
Jan 1862 IF
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The following Petitions f,- License have
been fled IL The office # The Clerk Of Quar-
ter s -ssjrus of Cambria county, and VII be
presented for the action of the Cou It On
Thursday the ord of April next. To wit OF
Samuel AO.ce Tavern License White Up
Emanuel james same MiilvIlle BnTo'
David Griffith same 81 wa Johnstowu
Geo. r. Slick same 81 Wa Johnstowu
Ellen Masters same 81 Wa Johnsrnwn
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Clerk
Office Of Clerk of Sessions
) FEBRUARY 1862.
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I27 BOyyery. SeyT York. Post
Office Box, 1886

~ ANDY BY THE WHOLESAI F.
OThe undersigned Is now prepared to fur
nish CANDY Of all kinds Of MS own maLa-
facture, toietail dealers by the wholesale al
citv prices.
Country dealers viii at least slve the car
riage from Philadelphia or Pittsburg by pur
chasing from him. Give his candies a trial.
JACOB EEND.
Johnstown, March, 5th, l862.-3mos.
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:. 7F. Pettengiil = co.

Advertising Agents. ll9 Nassau Street,
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
areths authorized Agents for the s1DEM-
ocRAT & SENTINEL," and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas They
are empowered to contract for Us AZ our
LOWEST TEEMs.
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APPEALS.

Notice IS hereby gwen that the AIre1-s
for the wear s52, vii! b held a. ths ,''''-
missioner ,!3ica in Tie Ba-olEh "i LCe.-s~
burg rs l.li8ws;
Allegl eny township ia i aiaE tie -a'l
day Of March next.
biacaEck tDUESi''n anu ~ ..--. i''''-,'-''
On Tuesday the 18th day o. March neA;-
Cambria township and Eu.ns6Urs b'T
o,,rb u. "Wednesday ..c 2.th DAY ,f March
next.
Carroll township AID Carroli:awu Ear-
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