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100 .NE.V WANTED
TO fill up this SPLENDID Reatmeatl

To fill up this Splendid Regimeati
and with the liberal inducements held out
by the Government these should be raised
in very short time.
Two Dollars premium, Twenty Five Dol
lars Bounty, and One Months PAY IN AID.
VANCE are now offered to recruits, and will
be paid when mustered into the Regiment.
Clothing and subsistence will be furnished
Immediately
now is the time TO enlist
If you have any love of country in your
hearts, manifest it by enlisting.
Ii you desire to see your country saved,
join your friends in the field, and aid in
crushing this rebellion.
The next three months, will determine'the
fate of this Republic.
If the Presidents appeal for men is
promptly answered, and the Three Hundred
Thousand recruits furnished, the Govern
ment will sustain itself, and the new re-
cruits will share the honor of saving the
country.
II that appeal is unheeded, and the army
in the field left unsustained, it may be
crushed by the overwhelming force Of the
Southern Conscript 1rn,y, and those who
refuse to enlist will be held responsible for
the calamity.
Come up, therefore, to the help Of your
country and your friends in this their trying
hour and in after years you will have the
proud satisfaction Of knowing that in the
simple discharge of your duty, you have
been instrumental in saving that country
and sustaining these friends. 10
Recruiting Office at st, Clairsville, and
and also at Cadiz
Serg't J.. s. Hamilton, of Morristown, end
Corp'l II. j. McFadden, of Harrison county,
are authorized to enlist as they are part Of
the recruiting commission.
G. L. PooRMAN,
Capt. 43d Reg. U. vi.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

BGTHE Cambridge JeFersonian says
the Republican party Of Belmont county is
not an Abolition party. This would be true,
if We had any such organization as Re
publican party in Belmont county; but,
since the memorable 18th Of April, 1851,
we have. bad no such concern here! When
Beauregard opened his batteries OH For,
Sumter the Republicans of this county went
to work, with the Union Democrats and
Bell men, and organized great UNION
PARTY. Our county ticket last Fall had
but one Republican on 1.-THE others were
Democrats and Bell men.
The Republican party Of this county never
was an Abolition party, neither was the Re
publican party Of Ohio, or of the United
States. Will the Gazette take notice?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

6rTHE last Gazette has an article filled
with sinsiaous abuse Of Mr.. Biagham.-
The Editor says Mr.. Bingham lis an Abo.
itionist all over" "open and avowed and
without conoealment." As the gentleman
is SO confident of this, we presume he is
prepared to prove it, and we accordingly
Call on him for the proof; and, at the same
time, We will bet the Editor big apple
that We Can come much nearer proving him
Z Rebel than be can Mr.. Bingham an Abo-
liti0Rist II Efsi
Thc Editor Of the Gazette says Mr.. Bing-
ham says that he is opposed to the return
Of the Cotton States, or any State this side
Of perdition to the Union, with slavery in
it." We presume the Editor is also pre-
pared to tell MS when and where Mr.. Bing-
ham made this speech IF be is not, we
can tell him that Mr.. Bingham says be
never made use of any such language.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

4 D~HoN. JOHN A. BINaHAM addressed
tAs people At Bridgeport on Tuesday even.
ing, and will speak ct Flushing on this
Wednesday, evening, Morristown Thursday
sysnihg. Barnssville Friday evening, and at
Belmont Saturday afternoon, at2 o'clock.
II d unnesesssry to urge the people to turn
but " hear Mr., Bingham. All know he ID
one OF tho finest stump speakerS in the
6tAtG ~ .ArI.lrt...ll.t 49,.
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say Messrs. Ritts and Martin, Suffers Of
the 9Sth Regiment, arrived at home last
Saturday night, and left again on Tuesday
afternoon. Their goods were in freight
car at Lexington when Kirby Smith al.
vanced, and il is feared they were captured.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

pS-THE SD Regiment is at Louisville,
all right. Col. Cowen's family received q
letter from him to-day. The boys have had
very severe march.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

2ai sGrWS print, in smother column, slettsr
from the 8Sth Regiment, Louisville.
I'VE viii print letters from the Regiment
every week, and if persons wish to hear
from it, they should subscribe for TIE
CHRoNIcLxs Only n SOa year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
Wooden Factory in Operation

E'ARMERs along the line Of the Roll Road can send
Stniion, whero II desired IL can be made into elo,h
rcndy for the tailor '
W send along with Wool plain directions how you
want u Manufactured. with owners name, aud place
where II IL to be delivered on return.
The present owner has re-hued the works, and The
Mil' Will be kept ~ operation by Horse power II water
iails The experienced Operator JossrT E,s~sHIv
retains charge u the works sad ogether with the ~
pnctor. VIII endeavor TO ssdsfy all customers
Address businea communications 70
myy2)m A. v. MARBLE. wsmock's Station.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

u D~WH direct attention to the sdvertise-
nens Of Thos. W. Favcett, in another
coluun. We csn speak, from experience,
of M. fawsett's fruit. He brought US in
l basket Of luscious pcxchess plums aud
apples, on Tuesday, for which he will accept
our hesrtt thanks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

} S~PRasosAE. Capt Simpson Hollis.
ter, Of the 2dvirginia lpAntry, was in town
on Sunday, looking exceedingly well. Capt.
Hollister is from Monroe county,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
Volunteered yolun,esrsa

Those who have been discharged from
service are not included in this table.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

l0rThe Secretary of War has orded that
All ministers of ths'sospel shall be exempt
from the draft a.frsl t- i.a "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

sey-THE Board Of Managers Of the Bel
mont Independent Fair have voted to post
pone their Fair until next year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

from harrison county, which will make it
very desirable Regiment for the young men
OF these counties to volunteer in.
tits well drilled, well oficered regiment,
and is composed Of the very best kind of
material, and has been in active service
long enough to have gained very credit
able reputation.
There ara oplv
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LIST OF LET"rEIssy
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that q, the Plbsie Court for
L Belmont county the undersigned wan pponipd aud
qualified as Administrator Of the Estate of William
Vickers deceased, late OF Belmont county.
All those indebted TO said to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
saul estate are notified 10 present them or settlement
within one year FROM this date
Sept 4, 1862. " 10.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
Married.

R-THORNBERRY.--On the Goth Of August, +,
BY Rev. VIM Mechem, Mr. Mordecs Harper and Mis- s
Lucinda J. Thornberry.
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A CARD.

. Ia [A-IGhs
frHE FALL TERM Of the ricNEELY NOR
! NAL SCHOOL will begin on TUESDAY, AU-
GUST 20rH, and continue II weeks. Teachers and
course OF study same heretofore. Students admitted
nj any time during the session.
No suspension or interruption account Of the war,
any ruInors reports TO the contrary
EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
Hopedale, Harrison Co., o., August 70, Ir82 sef3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

nwHoN JOHN A. BiNoHAM will spsak
~ Belmont on Saturday. I "oai
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
q. w, I.
Recruits Wantedi
FOR THE
43d REGIMENT.

] have been detached, by Order
of Gen. Halleck, to recruit for the
43d Regiment, 0. V. l., and have
been assigned by Adjutant Gen.
Hill, of Ohio, to the Seventh Dis
trict, composed OF the counties of
Belmont, Jefferson, Harrison, Tus-
carawas and Carroll.
There are two companies in this
Regiment from Belmont county,
one from Jefferson county, and one
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
THE RICHEST BOOK OF FUN EVER PRINTED.


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IL Agents wanted 10 sell this capital book An agent
IN every county in is state make large, profitable
and rapid sales by taking hold OF this book. Its popu-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

This volume contains all the fun and rich comic wri-
ngs Of the celebrated American Aumorist "a. Ward
The praise OF this splendid book has been immense
Every ons everywhere is laughing over il.
Among other papers, the Utica Herald says: "These
famous letters have first and last convulsed pretty much
the whole nation with laughter and their popularity will
last Till people no longer want 10 aughn
The Providence Journal says: "A funny book, and
we defy stole to read some OF its pages without burst
ing into broad laugh.n
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five minutes with in each hand without going
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Aremus Ward is without rival; he is unprecedented
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11
AY E r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are yoa sick, kebls, and
complaining' Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
eonifortablsf Tllsse symp-
toms are oftsn the prslnde to
ssrious illness. ssnas flt Of
sickness b creeping upon you,
and should be svsrtsd BY .
timely uss Of the right reni.
sdy. Take Ayers Pulls, and
cleanse out the disordsred liu-
n,ors purify The blood, and
let the tn1ds move 90 unDb-
strusted y health Again
They stimnlats tho functions
Of tie body into vigorous ao-
tivity, purify ~ system, from
sia oi,xfrurtioun n hi,.li tnaka
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
WnslIiuatt,it. n T. TlL Yah 1874

Whshinktou, u. u, ith reD, iooo. j
Sin: I have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
practice since you mado them, aud cannot hesitate
ay they the best oathartc employ. Their regu-
laiing action the liver il quick aud decided
qusntly they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of
bos dissass obstinate that II did not rsy yield
them. kraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL. II. d,
ihUsiciau of he Ndrtne Lfpspi(.iL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-11

Biiious Disorders - Liver CompIaints.
From Dr. Theodore Bell Of Mo York Cty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperlent but nnd their benahciai effects uto
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prao-
tco proved more eiectual for tie Of tou
piuls than any remedy eau mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pnrgavs which Is
thy the confidence Of the profession and tho people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
CONVERSATIONAL.
IIXyIIth COHSR ssssisr
FRIDAY, May ..


SENATE. The House bill authorizing the
President 20 cause clearances 90 be refused 70
such vessels as be has reason to believe design
carrying their cargOes 20 the rebels was reported
back from the Committee on Commerce by Mr..
Chandler; and was committed.
Mr.. ShermanS pending resolution, calling for
the official repots Of the battle OF PIttsburg
Llnding, was taken up; when Mr.. Sherman de-
livered a speech in defence Of tue Ohio reRi-
ments charged with cewardIce In said action.
HoUsE-Mr. Loyejoy offered a resolution which
was nd opted. rendering the thanks Of the House
10 General Mcclellan for the display OF those
high military qualities which secure important
results with but little sacrifice Of human life.
On motion OF Mr.. SedgwicE, Captains Boegs
and Bailey, just from the Gulf, were unanimously
admitted 20 the floor Of the House.
Mr.. Lovejoy submitted some notifications 10
the bill which was under consideration yester-
day-to secure freedom TO all persons within the
exclusive jurisdiction Of the Federal Government.
Mr. Allen moved TO lay the bill upon the h ole,
but the motion was disagreed to-yeas So. nays
IS.
The House refused TO demsnd the previous
question.
A debate arose on the motion Of Mr.. Cox to in
struct the committee ito which Mr. LOvejoy pro
posed to refer ny not 20 report hack the pill tll
next session. He wanted 90 end the eternal agl-
tation Of the negro question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
DIED.

On e re TG.nns S',s: Oh JOIN 1sSgTcaEESS;
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend hls fans,s ssllr az aftsrnooa at half.
greet s. {. bstwss sent b and ssre,s mss.
Ga VasTMnDisa Of eOa'amessn G x. tNmb
retired HABITS. Tsre to her. in the place Of foSool
srss roi1ms The worlds ses and
loy, and thu, or faculties. were strengthened,
auihsrs at times and seesopt when most her
.sss ss Of The sen
astonished ut the extraordinary energy che dis
ffom chiId hood .s 3. tns ric and ss.St
supplies whloh she had found rendering her capable
ana chsste in sty :, ard iTe.nsDiJ .dorned By 3
glow OF sweet eoetry, pure as tbs hevt fom
IN III ors sns sSs
have ne reI known one % eSusl her In the big hest
SaeeHt in the s.rfor@.So s das1 no msIter how
self sacrificing, or the weakrejs under which IT
vas pe,io,msd net murmur ssc,p her on that 5'd
kossiP Or breath Of scandals ever sullisd her pufe
lips o Sy a1ss nS1s yer He sha
~: ii "a i s;i
exalted attributes which constitute true woman
hood. the nobiest virtues NJ the sweetest sreoes
Of mind and eer.oh combined her character,
velled by that unobtIupve modest 6emeaDOr,
which oan only dwell in : guileless and sensitive
heaLt
The blessings of her d1Iet life,
fell on us like the dew;
And good Thoughts vh,re her footsteps press ed
Like fairy blossoms grew.
With intelligence beyond her years 1t may be tn;
ly SAID her metz raj piett leaned towarus heaven "
and Imbued her life nd onyErsation from ohIld
With Isyerenosa e,oticn for sPIIItrsl subec
Faithful and A c:Ionata in ner disposi ol. Many
| voices from sIck room, hsve called her the Angel
of Mercy. But hushe1 forever is the silvery &c ns
Farewell. dear one, thy Urn Of life has eaT,y set.
hut thou hes. entorcd oyfully in that GLORIOUS
sphsre whers il shsll no more 60 down." IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

SENATOR SrNMoS's and w SHADES, esa testi.
monials to DR.. Won MoschZisker, certifying to his
merits az an ARTIST In having affected the re tore
lion of the hearing in cases of severe and long
standing Deafness will be read with ioterest bv
those similarly afecfed. See the Doctors caid.
BEST PhiiadelphIa Print and Spring Goshen
Butter, Is cents per pound, at Stewart & Sons,
corner Of Twelfth and n streets. Also, at our
stands No 43 Center Market, opposite the ash
market, and at No 5, Seventh street end OF TIE
Northern Market 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.

NofIcE A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Star,s circulation in Georgetown, VIII
hereafter also act as the Stars advertising agent
there. ANY Georgetown advertisements left at
DR.. g. b. Barnard's, corner Of high and Bridge
strsets, or with g.. Cranden, No. rs Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
SEALED pRopdMsoaTE . u Or ,nroh..in, Al

SEALED PROPOSALS tor purchasing ali the
Cattle, killed ny the Army Of the Potomac. under
commsnd OF Gen. Mcclellan, are invited till the
2oth eay OF May, 1862, at u o'oook, m = -, 2 .
IL il intended that the contractor shall follow the
Army, and COLLECT the Hides and Tallow, oofs and
ho es from esoh animal, TO be collected at his wn
risk. He will be charged with the arto 90 in ca Oh
vented from obtaining them BY proper authority.
A bond With good aud Fuffciont security viii be
required for the fulf of the CONTRACT and no
bid viii be entertained from previous contractors
who have failed 70 comply with their contracts,
ard i'd Will be entertained unless the bidder is
present TO respond 10 his b ID.
= The articles OF agreements with Q bond, will be
required 70 be entered into within two days After
tbe opee ing of tn. bids. z
The Ii's 70 be directed to Maj A. BECKwITH,
Commissary of Subsistence, Washington, ID. O.,
and endorsed Proposals." nj
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sEMI.oFFiCIAL LETTER
OF COM. FARRAGUT.
u. 3. FLAG SH HARTFORD,

Offhs City of Nsio Orleans, April Ks :
Dear sir : In the excitement OF the last i~o
days, yeu must not be surprised II leave undone
many things which ought 70 do, and one which
was TO write you on the occmion OF my taking
this city, but thank God it has been done, and In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
u. :. FLAG SHIP HARTFORD,

OFhs Cityof Ns,r Orleans, AprIl26, 1862.
Genera order Eleven o'clock this morning 10
the hour appointed for all the officers and crews
OF the feet to return thanks 10 Almighty God for
His great goodness and mercy In permitting us TO
pass through the events Of the last two days with
so little loss Of life and blood.
at tha: hour the church pennant will be hoisted
every vessel Of the feet, and their assem-
bl9d Will in humiliation and prayer make their
&C acknowledgements therefor to theGreat Dispenser
of all human events. d. &. FARRAGUT,
Flag Ofdcer Western Gulf Bloc kading Sc uadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot Of 13X street,
schooDers Union. Hudson, Philadelphia, with a
cargo Of coal for James Fraser; olaro, Galloway,
same pert, with q cargo Of coal for @. 81. KEYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

GoRED By A Cow "A little SOD, aged II years
Of Mr.: 6. Clark, Of the City Hall, was sored
30 badly by COW yesterday that he was picked
up for dead, but on examination was found no
% be fatally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

THE NAME Of II. N. Gilbert, Of this city, was
among the new corporators inserted by the Senate
In the Washington and Georgetown Street Rail.
way bill Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

OPERA, CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN.
MsNT.-Our readers will perceive by the advef-
tisement In another column that there will not be
a matinee on Saturday (to-morrow) afternoon,
but, instead, there will be given q novel, music
comic and lyrico dramatique entertainment at
night, the frst Of the kind ever given In Amer
lea, and perhaps the only one which our readers
will ever have the pleasure Of attending. The
full opera Of " Betty" Gottschalk concert No. 4,
and new and delightful comedy will constitute
the entertainment. Mr. Gottschalk, Mad. DAN
gri, signos Brignoli, Mancusi, Amodio, susini
and Muzlo, and Messsrs. Setchel, Tilton, Rog-
ers, meldrum, Phillips, Bokee and Ward, and
Misses Lofty Hough, Susan Denim, EHs Ger
m n, Julia Nelson, Sophy Climber, and the en-
tire dramatic company, will be In the entertain
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
THEoDoRus BAILEY, Captain.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

The following 10 the casnalties in the feet
during the brilliant engagement with Forts Jack.
son and Philip, and the batteries below the city
Of New Orleans, on the cath and 18th instant,
viz:s.- "a. r.sr. - .sr Hai :
Killed-Flag ship Hartford, 3; Brooklyn, 81;
Pensacola, seamen 9, landsmen 2; Richmond. q;
Iroquois, 6; Pinola, s. Varuna, 3-total killed, go
Wounded on the cath and 25ih April-Fiag ship
Hartford-7 severely, slightly. Brooklyn-1a
severely, 12 slightiy. Pensscola--Jno. @. Harris,
lieutenant marines; Shuttle Gerard, acting mas
Ter; John c. Hundley, Sd assistant engineer VIII
SON Goodrich, boatswain; Jos b. Cox, carpenter;
landsmen, II seamen and marines Rich.
mond-2 seamen and 2 ordinary seamen. Iro.
quois-Robert Lewis, afmorer; Frank X. Hahn ,
90 assistant engineer, ana % others. Pinois ,
30 :, Total wounded, II9. - - -. z...-..s-
Several vessels have not yet made their ofaeisl
returns. - 100 -. lrssg1 - !
INTERESTING sEMI.oFFiclAL LETTER
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He CAPlTULATIoN OF FORTS JACK
ION AND PHILLIP.
u &. STEAMER HARRIET LANE,

NtSStSStppt hlCeT, apIll0U, ~
Sir: 1 enclose herewith the capitulation of
Forts Jackson and st. Phillip, which surren-
dered to tue mortar fotilla on the 18th dsy of
April, 1862. / also enclose in box forwarded
on this occasion,) all the days taken in the two
forts, with the original flag hoisted on Fort ST.
Phillip when the State Of Louisiana seeded.
Fort Jackson is perfect wreck, every thing in
the shape of a building In and about IL was
burned up by the mortar shells, and over 500
shells fell In the work proper, TO say nothing Of
those which burnt over and around. | devoted
but little attention TO Fort st. Phillip, knowing
that when Jackson fell, Fort st. Phillip would
follow.
The mortar fotilla 10 still fresh and ready for
service Truly the back bone Of the rebellion Is
broken. On the Goth Of the month / sent ak of
the mortar schooners TO the back Of Fort Jack son
TO block up the bayous, and prevent supplies
getting In. Three Of them drifted over 10 Fort
Livingston, and when they anchored the fort
hung out q white flag ana surrendered. The
Kittatinny, which had been blockading these for
some time, sent a boat In advance of the mortar
vessels, and, reaching the shore first, deprived
them OF the pleasure Of hoisting our flag over
what had surrendered TO the mortar fotilia ttill
TO state that ofces and crew all well and full
Of spirits.
have the honor 10 remain your obedient ser
want, DAVID d. PORTER, CONG FlotinA.
Hon. GIDEON WILLIS, Secretary Navy.
u. s. STEAMER HARRIET LANE, \
Forts Jackson and 50. Phiiiip, Mass. Rirsr,
April Is, 1862
BY articles Of capitulation entered into t.is
2s,h day Of April, 1854, between David ID Por-
ter, Commander u. 3. Navy, commanding the
U Mortar Flotilla, OF the one part, and Brig.
General J. X. Duncan, commanding the CO.'S,
defences, and Lieut.. Colonel Edward Higgins,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

GENITAL GuARDHousE C.sEs-Befors JKsf,c
Walter Thomas Hanson, David Jones, drunk
turned over to the military. Elisha Alden, drpnl
In the market; dismissed. Charles Simmons
drunk, fined ~. -:
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DErxRRED LocALs.-see outside for deferred
local articles. -v-..
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BOARDING.

lSOA tDlN6 A ARE FRI nc Room vrh BoaTo,
nesr the corner Of lS.a. " S-Ns
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, NEW CARD PHOTOGRAPHS

ID NEW CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
IlECEIvED This day, OF Gems. A. Sidney John
son, Hindmsn, Van Dom, and Jactson. OF q. A. 3.
Fremont, and Wool, Of u. S.A. -
CopnSdors Foote, strinEhsp, hudson. Panld-
PICTURES. Of Mi.s ,Chestney, Miss sue .Dennip.
Of Fancy Card Pictures. l-F.F- =
ktwiLLIAM E. RicHsIEIN's
National Book store,
avs Pepnsy yanie aver ue,-
N 49, bet. llth and I2Ih &C., Washins ton. d. c.
TNeTRU CTION IN MUsfc-yoaN 4.
u SCHEEL, O'ganist Anf Teacher of MUSIC,
tons In sight playIns and sinEing hose who
vlsh 10 have their time proht&by empfoy Cd BY
give him osll. Refer ss Mr.. aeiohenl sch's Piano
moderate, ms a'
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ARRIVED at Riley's wharf, schr. T. A. n. Dix
son, Philadelphia, coal for warder & Stewart,
conner Twelfth and II streets. ss 1t%