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The New York herald., 1862-12-11

A FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON LONG IS
n landAbout thirty miles from Brooklyn and half mile
from Farmingdale Railroad depot Thursday December ls
1861 AZ y O'Clock. the premises The farm contains 76
acres 80 under high state OF cultivation the balance In
woodland: 20 scres OF the abe land s n grass will cut
forty tons OF the next the season Il good
cellar barn and outhouses In good order large variety Of
frut three hundred trees; peaches apples, plums,
ounces cherries snd berres also bed in
good order On the dAy the Stock Farming Utensils
For further partculars inquire Of DANIEL POWELL, on
the premises Of JOHN CROSS 3 South Second street.
williamsburg Terms
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

r H. sEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. 2e2
J Fourth avenue, near Twcntythrd street; pupils can
time with class, and private lessons gwen
to suit appcants For more full particulars apply above
DRrvATE LESSONS FOR LADIES AT THEIR RESI-
dence-six fashionable Dances taught In SIX Lessons
wednesday and Saturday class for adults chill
ren Academy 50 Seventh avenue nsar Thirteenth
DUMAR, Bale Master.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

..yN ELL, JOHN, MY HEADACHE Is ALL GONE IN
w lcss than no time II told you, Harry, that 4
go my rst bottle Of ~oeo,ts Annhia,or; but now they
won't do without IT, Why, have cured forty OF
TOO hache and neuralgia with It. But say, Harry AIM
fIny way Of using medicine, thought Nothing taken into
the stomach nothing put on the head, nothing applied to
the ioothp
Itisa positive cure for catarri In few days
1t cures headache toothache and neuralgia In three
minutes.
Sold by druggists everywhere
Sent BY mail for Is cents. :
Address X. L. WOLC0TT,
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH INsTRUCrREss WISHES TO GIVE
"A private lessons in French, Engish German and Piano
between broadway and Fourth avenue late 81
Sixth avenue.
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GOV n .SsfOnAL.
xxxvII,h CONeREss-secopd Session.
TRvRsBAT, June 10.


sRSAIE.-The Vice President being sbsens
Mr.. Foot was chosen President pro TEN.
On motion Of Mr.. Chandler, the pill from the
House changing the port OF entry az brunswicE,
Ga, was taken up and pissed
On motion Of Mr. Grimes, the bin incorporating
the Guardian Society Of the District Of Column
bia was taken up; after discussion by Messrs
Grimes, C,uk and Morrill,, 10 was laid aside.
Mr.. salisbury moved TO take up the resolut ton
fixing the day Of fsal adjournment; motion dis.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson 90 Mass, the bill de-
fning the pay and emolumena OF officers Of the
armv was taken up, and, after the consideration
OF several amendments, was laid aside and the
proceeded 70 the consideration Of amendments
adopted in Committee Of the Whole.
HoUsE.-A message was received from the
President In answer TO a resolution Of the 9Th
inst in relation 10 the reorganization Of the
Medical Department OF the ARMY, accompanied
6y letter from the Secretary Of War on the sub
ject.
Mr.. Lehman presented letter from the MAYOR
OF Philadelphia, asking a removal OF tue PbiIs-
delphia Navy Yard TO League Island, located ia
the Delaware river, at the extremity Of the First
Ward Of that city, referred.
Mr.. Lehman stated that the island had been
purchased by the city at a cost Of S3l0, 900, and
that they were DESTROYS OF donating IL 70 the Gov
eminent for the purpose Of Navy Yard.
Mr. Mallory offered a resolution LOOKING TO the
adjournment Of the two Houses Of Congress OH
the Both instant; adopted.
Mr.. Arnold, from a select committee, reported
bill TO establish line Of defense on the north
ern akes; referred to Committee OF the Whole
foundry al Chicago and navy-vards or depOo on
Lakes Erie, Michigan and Ontario, apprOpria-
ting 500, 600 for the foundry and 500 900 each
for the yards on the two frat lakes, and Sc, OCO
for tue yard on the latter and also provides for
the appointment of a commission TO select site,
&c
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

Az ORorsAScs In relation to the collection Of
II taxes.
Be 81 erddiasS by the Board Of Alds,mss osd
Board Of Cosmos CosaeR Of ths Corporations q
8ssrgsfeups, That all taxes, Of Whatsoever kind
heretofore leyisd by this Corporation and vet
unoollected, shall be collected by the collector or
collectors thereof In strict conformity with sec
tom tve, six and eight Of an act OF Congress
entitled dan act 20 authorize the Corporation of
Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia, TO lay
and colleci water tax md fOr other purposes, Z"
Sec .. AID BE- u fsytksr ordiissd, That % much
Of any ord nance resolution, or any part thereof
90 Is hconsistent with this ordinance, be, and
the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved June 2, 1851.
An ORDINANCE amending IN ordinance respecting
nuisances, approved April 30, 1903.
RsSc'rsd By the Bca,d Of ALdsrmes drd Board ef
Common Con,tctl Of the Cooperation Of GeOrgstocn,
That In section ave Of "An ordina ce respecting
nuisances," approved April %, lS0S, the words
"inhabitants thereof be, an are hereby, stricken
out, and the word "neighbors, substituted In
their stead. tApproved June 2, 1892. =
A RESOLUTION In favor OF w w McMullen
Resolped BY the Board Of Aidernses and Board Of
Common CstnetI Of the Corporation Of GsorgetorH.
That tie Clerk be, and he 10 hereby, directed 70
return to w. w McM1llen a pistol forfeited by
him for violation Of law Of this Corporation.
Approved June z, 1862.
A RESOLUTION for the repair Of the bridge on
Market street crossing the canal.
ReSo9usd By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common COxaeiI Of the Corporation Of GsorgsfoscH
That the sum Of forty dollars, or as much thereof
az may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated 10 paid by the Clerk to the order Of
the Mayor for the repair OF the bridge Market
street, crossing the canal upon the presentation
OF proper vouchers, certified to by him, that said
work has been properly and satisfactorily done,
and that the same be charged to the canal CON-
pany. GApproved June :, 1862.
A RESOLUTION in favor of A. Smith. Clerk.
RESOLVED By the Board Of Aldermen aud Board Of
Common Council Of RE Corporations Of Georgetown,
That the Clerk pay to the order Of J. A smith,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, seven dollars and
eighty-one cents for his bill Of costs from January
to October, 1861, inclusive.
Approved June Z, 1862.
A RESOLUTION providing for lining the streets
Of the town.
Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common CoSHeH Of the Corporation Of GeoTgstolUs,
Thai the sum Of one hundred dollars, or az much
thereof maj be necessary, be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated, 20 be paid by the Clerk to
the order OF the Mayor, for Timing the streets Of
the town. fApproved June :, 1862.
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A CANARD.

BENEFIT or Nh. 6RovER.-The bill announced
elsewhere for the beneft tonight Of Mr. Grover,
10 Sufficiently attractive In Fsen 70 attract all
theater- goers, aside from the fact that the bens
hcisry is one Of the most deservediy popular or
caterers for the public amusement, and deserves
bumper for the enterprise, spirit and tact, dis
played In his career amongst US.
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A RESOLUTION providing for lining the stree
GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

o~6EOR6ETOwN TAXEs-An abatement
.lI3 of eight per cent will Re allowed on the
General TdIsS and 6 We per cent. OF the WdfsT Tar
70 the Jear Is q if paid bsfore th Let day of
July next All owners of 10 o or parts OF lots ISv
il arrears FOR the Water Tar for the years Of 1853
and 1869 will call 81 the Clerks OAoe and settle the
same, otherwise an resuIre1 By the CORPORATION
to enforce the CO lection of said insts ments,
oording 10 the provIscas of the late not of Con-
gTess. CHARLES ID. WEIGH,
je l7-tJuly2 Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

SUPPOSED INTANTIcIDE - esterday afternoon,
Roundsman Fenwick, Of the Fourth Ward, found
a new born male infant, supposed a mulaIto, in
a lot on ii street, near 1st. IL was wrapped In a
cloth, and from the appearance OF The neck, 4
was supposed 20 have ben born alive, and
strangled immediately. No clue to the perpetrs-
tors Of the act has been obtained as yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19
LATE LOLdL NS VS..

EMLNCIfATIo- COMMISSIONER Petitions hIcd
since last report: VIM Seraun. admir-, slave
Eliza. Thomas OTme, 4 slave-Kitty Lucas
Jary II Murray, adm'x, . slaves-John and
Charlotte Butler, and Margaret Nailor. John
Marbury, D., ct al slaves-JOhn = and Geo
w Butler. Bladen Forrest, slaves-George,
Mary, Adelaide, John and SALLY Car eT, Thcs-
dore and Ann Butler, and susan Mason. And W
Mercer Of X, 1 slave-ThonIas Oren. Louis ca
rusi, slsves-Harry, Kitty and Pete Whiting
Zachariah Duvall, 9 slaves-hary and Tom HaT-
wood, Martha and Frank johnson, aud HUstcr
Wright and infant Edward NJ Llnthlcum,
siSyes-EliEahsth, Martha, Jenny, and Peggy
Wm. p Drury, ! slave-Friscilla Mcpherson
Andrew J. Harding, eX'T | slave-Seo Brooke
Jobn 81 Roberts, I slave-Eliza Jordan Ana
Roberts, slaves-Harriet and Daniel GORDON
LiIly and Lucinda Tibbles
Thu. far. 70 petitions have been hled, for abou'
2, 400 slaves "
The Commissioners are not In session 20 day
but will sit on Saturday inStcadi and no business
cGcett receiving petitions will be transacted here
sfter on Thursdays, until further notice
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TIE FUNERAL Of Lieut.. Col. Palmer, Corps OF
Typographical Engineers, will take place frcm
the family residence, $50 H street, at II m. to-
morrow. Friends and acquaintances OF the lam
ilY are Invited % attend.
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SOUTHERN BANK .NOsEs WANTED,
y J.B. HurcHlNsoN a CO.,
BAhKSRS,
1Tf Fourteenth street,

J.B. HUrCHINsON 4 CO.,
;.,,,. i7i Fourteenth street,
naPOT QUARTER MAsrER's OFFICE,
IL Copu e|IsI AID y SIS,
W.shinEson, o. c., June l1sb. iss2
s; Of a. e
N. for delryerlnf in the o,ty Of W sshinEton. 81
% ING named ff1s may di
s e. CO.. feet g i1 iIns common Gu !inss,
i ss q 2 s$!ss;; i i e: Fl I IS Sa.:
49, 49, i" soaRslirs'ss ;, y tseslIon.,
All the lumber to be dsliTered within twenty
dsys after sisninS the contract
pointed on the part Of the Cove: nm: mt
,pSym. ny 70 De made upon the satisfactory com
Proposals must be pIsInly marked proposals
Il u S ss !. sd sn to ~ g s
two 20 ,Ss sigma ureI must
Hs.Ie:t District Court or Of the United States
Bidder. mus. Sc present in person when the bid.
are opened their proposals. will not be oOnsid-
Bones in the sum of five thousand dollars, 81 rned
1as 20 . and SSsS 81 ais gu.
N: I Iaa r Tss. any Or a. BID, TIA. NAY BE-
' fnsoi mai proposal. Will be rejected.
frm Of 6xarnEtes
-, and -. OF o, ooanty Of eI %. S' sia to
the contra sSoordsns s With the ss sEs eP
:sS:ss:S :: SI Snos ons'f into contract IN
Should the contract be awarded HIM 70 are pre-
@ seSn si appended the oers
cate aforementioned
iel7 ID Captain and 4. q. NJ, y. s.A.
Tie Senate of rho United States OF 1usrira.
as tho Court Of InYeachments, s,tt,ns on
the case Of West II. Humphreys, Judge of
tie District Court of III United States for
the several Districts Of the State Of Ten.
HeSsee.
o,.,,,, Me- MSSSp Pay, Igst. issa. .,
ment .tand: sdlourpsd ill the ssth day Of June.
. ina W.. e sysys 9o0ot meFdtsR and re
sppes snee % eps-er the said articles Of m,eaoh-
sss 5 RI. 4 . a;
~ suOps this Ss the
ton FOR et least ten days. successiyey, bsfore said
asy q and s
in the State Of Tenne.sce, least Eve several days
before said s s,h. DAY Of June. in.sant opn,v
jell-l0t Secretary Of the Senate.
NOTICE TO The MEDICAL STAFF OF
~ the Army, 70 ,Convslssoent Ofiosrs and
Soldiers, and the public generally.
he ssss si.S . b:
paths, And ELECTRICITY, in the Government Military
yssos Same nHanSI as
Appiosnens in every form At his Rooms, No. 2O9
street. between nth and 18th, near the Navy De-
These Bath. as universally recognised IN
Europe, By the Medical Faculty, a. the most
"A Nv for han AZ
ss0sfstsd ~ DC ABSORPTION Of MsTcury. and Other
Goat, Fever And Deblliiy, Affections from fsps.,
Of the skln- Their edioaeJ ali sti6nsss Of On.
limbs, produced By wounds, or exposure, has been
most thoroughly tested in the Rosl,t ana Camps
Sossession d 81. Dom i ms S sss
And Line Ofhoers Of the Army Who nave witnessed
Ss q b: All
nsosssaV TOR The administrsnon Of Baths and
Eleericlty IN every form. st his Rooms, or ct the
g Il Il Msy d he
WATER cooLERsl ..,, 60, .,.,
wshsve jast opened . large lot Of 6slvspised
:S $' 0''' CIV " i SSfs e. 'ssSs:ssS'
LAplEy and sENfC ESE N,s very superior
EiodsIsn and JsfSsassn also the .xnsrsaa'
Watsh.
E,.,, a...,,.o5s s 3, BIZ sSY,.,, q, N. ,.,,
SILVER WARE.
stlv9 fsa Sets. Pisohsrs, eooists, Csps. Form,
MILITARY GOODS.
der ssraps' sesRss. geifss PistSls, a. $50.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
NoHEws GOOD NEWS

NO NEWS 6OOU NEWS
We have smother 6Sy quite devoid Of any news
Of Importance from any OF cur armies. The worn
Of the campaign progresses steAaily and sstisfsc-
tOrilv, but is just now net nsrkeo BY festures CT
stirring interest
ACANARD.
a report has been anoat for some days Of the
serious irdispOsi'iou Of Gen. Mcclellan. Az IL
Is being indcstriOusly pushed in sooesh circles Il
may be worth while 10 say thst there IL not q
word Of truth in Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

TIE CASE OF JOHN MURPBY.-Yesterday the
case Of John Murphy, who stands charged with
attempting 70 vote upon naturalization papers
which had been previously voted upon, came up
before Justice Walter, but was further post
poped, the accused still being held under s50J
bail. The testimony shows the attempt 20 vote;
and the evidence Of the commissioners st the
second precinct Of the Fourth Ward was that
the papers had been previously voted upon and
marked question OF law was started by Mr.
Morgan, counsel for the defence-is the atienT {
TO vote punishable by the law? And this 10 a
L question fer consideration.
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NEW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED.
MANY OF THEM A UCrlON BARGAINS.

Black silks, superior quality and high lnstre, 81
81, 81, 81 y, 81 Is, and 81 50 per yard. and oil
6fe Ines and Twisted Silks q, 81, 80. q, and Is
cents,
Rich Printed BersEes. at IS, 81, and 81 cents.
The handsomest assortment OF Fine Paris Or
CANDIES to be found in the City, 81 Is, 81, % and
30 cents,
Travelling Dress Goods In great VARSITY, very
cheap.
The above goods have been selected with great
care for the best City trade, and viii be sold at
very small advance on the COST,
JOS. }. MAY, New Store"
ELI stiff sos Pa ave-, between 9Th and 10th sta
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BOARDING..

TWO ROOMS, with Board, at No. AS Thir
l. teenth str sr, between and ii. Also, frst
GLASS Fable Bosrd-meel hours, 9, and o'oIook
10 10 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

DROPosALS FOR MEATS The undsrnEnes
i viii receive sseled proposals until ?. OF
washington Asylum, with al the Meats thai may
ss reSlIed e the institution for the year ending
Bidders vii atsts the price pcr pound for fresh
and salt beef, for pork. lamb, yea, shoulders,
bids for the meats required for the use OF the In
tendant Jhs meats e&uired for the use Of the
Asylum 90 be free from bone
All meats 70 be furnished at sseh tinss and IN
suoh Quantities a. may b required By the Intend
LEONARD EARBAU6H,
w. 6. IA NEWMAN,
JOHN MoDEVITT,
jeI2-disa CommIssieRefs WsshinIpn Asy an
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DEATHS OF sOLpiEas.-since our les; the fol-

DEATHS or SoLuiEas.-since our lssi inc tol'
lowing have been reported
E,Steinburg, company r. Hsd New OK
r Nash, compans r, 4th Maine.
z. Umandy, company u, 10th New forf
J. ID 8 McNulty, company X, 18th Penn.
Amos LeetI, cook, Steel's Brigade
J Barns, company b, 18th North Carolins.
b Phillips, company 4, slst New York.
A. Billings, company g, ID Michigan.
sergt ii Ford, company G, LIST Long Island.
Charles vinson, Of Megs' battery, 10Th lad.
VIM Freshwater, company r. Goth Ohio.
WIN Haslett company B, lO4 New Yok.
John Price, company X, lG3d Pennsylvania.
WI McLoudon, company X. 23d Georgia.
q w Hubbard, company ID, 2Sih Virgins.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire In relation
TO the burial place Of their friends, &C, by call
ing on r. T. Sands, Government undertaken, si4
r street north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

"A Trophy Tuesday some Of the boys OF the
Rhode Island 10th regiment, quartered near
Tenallvtown, went 20 the farm Of Mr.. Shoemaker
10 purchase vegetables, and Ia the barn saw q
very neat little gun mounted and rugged. In good
order for service. This they took and carried 10
their camp The Rhode Island boys WI, how
ever, nave 10 dispute ownership with Other par
ties Mr.. Shoemaker, 10 seems, was only the
custodian Of the gun, which 10 trophy belong
ing to a Pennsylvania regiment Ii was formerly
the property OF Catesby Jones, Of Virginia, and
when Col. Foster with his Pennsylvania regi-
ment went Into Virginia, they got this little
keeping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

CARD PHorosRASRs Of 6sa. Paterson, Com.
Hudsoa and Hon. Mr.. Ely have been sent Us by
Riesstein, go 20. sveaue, who has them foF sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Washington is
the Dollar Store, l435 Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street, where are displayed an immense as
softment Of Jewelrv and Silver plated Ware, all
for one dollar Take look at It, jele-6t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

DEAFNESS -SIGHr.-Persons suffering from
either, should apply without delay at Or Won
Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute,
227 Pennsyivanis avenue. je17-5t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

MusIcLL C. Msyhew, ESQ, and his mu-
sical friends, have kindly offered their services
for this EVENING" 70 the Thifd District school
Pair, now open at the hall OF the Columbia en-.
CINE house, Capitol Hill. 1t%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

SOLDIERS SPECIAL NOTICE. your duty TO
younelves, protect Yorir health, use II olloway's
Pills and Ointment For Wotnds, Soree, Bowel
Complaints and Fevers, they are perfect safe
guard Full directions how to use them with
every box. Only . cents 2l0
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oaAsi1c. 1 ahElciS. e.

"A firing Paw i'm, q .oTEetovn, ID c., on a
THO SDAf, June ig, oommeEcIns a. J
entity sui,ing TO .ttend In the seeTnoon, totk28
IL N. Ihe county MstTopo itsn pohce will be IN
atter dance. The gentlsH snly proprietoTs OF the
Ihelr friends. promise al That attend q pleasant
Hop, A fall ooGll n band from Wash ngtOn ID en-
gagged. Tickets, admitting gentleman AID ladies
60 oAnts.
je Is-s;~ T.. HANAwAY, Pfesf6ent.
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GS REWARD-S'ra,ed or sto On from the farm
Oh OF Mr. Richard Butt. On the I'm street n
road. on Friday nIght. he 9Th of June, a@
marks of the gear on him, years old and about 10
hands high. Any information which may lead to
or tee subscriber. will reoeiye the above reward.
CHARLES X. BEALLE,
je l<-etf PisoAtAvey, Prince 6eorg as Co nj a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

TIE PREsIpssf's MouHIBp 0uAlp, Il viii Be
seen, 10 called 20 meek &C Temperance Hall at .
O'Clock this evening. Every member 10 fequested
10 be present arrangements will be made for
the Fourth Of July parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

We, -, Of the county Of - and State Of
-, and -. of tn oodnty Of - spd State
of l., do hereby guarantee that - 10 able to
bis propo-itO1 a. that should his proposition ne
accepted, he will At once enter into contract In
accordance Herewith.
Shonld the oontrsc be awarded him 70 are pre-
pared to become his secur ties.
1Te THIS g..rsntse must be appended the oerti6-
EDWARD l. HARTZ,
le 10 ID Captain and a. q. NJ, y. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

FRE.-Yesterday evening, between Avs and
ak O'Clock, q Gre broke out In q small frame
building on the corner of Seventh and I streets
Navy Yard, occupied by an italian named Corey
az fruit and confectionery store. The building
was not entirely consumed, but was 20 damaged
a. 70 be rendered totally useless. No one knowl
how the Ere originated. Corey occupies frui
stand At the Navy Yard gate, and was attending
70 his business when the IRE occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

TIE BuspLERs OF THE COLUMBIAN ARNoR,
announce their Arst grand excursion 70 6lymont
fos Thursday, June 26th A good band has beel
engaged for the occasion, and every sffangemen
looking 20 proper enjoyment Of the excursionists
viii be perfected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

Tue CHURCH Ho- hear that Grace
Church, episcopal 20 freely offered by its rec
tor Rev Mr.. Holmead) and congregation, On
Sunday last, for hospital purposes, as long the
government might need 1t, Is to be fitted up at
once 10 that end The usual services OF the church
will be held elsewhere at some place 70 be &C.
lected. To this church belongs the honor of
being the arst one voluntarily offered to govern
ment for hospital uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

SZ5 dsiiVef1 to me, a " shs p ,liIsss OF S
Bladsnsbprg, Prince Georges County; Nd,
property OF n. q. Warning, deceased, Of the
County and State kru,r id Charles 10 very IL
spoken to; and sbou. I've fe.t seven Inches IN
height. he is well known IN Washington. Anu -
no doubt lurking in that place or its vioinIty. l
DIONYS1us SHERIFF,
je 2-Im~ Eft'r of 81, n Warning,
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GS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or stolen. en- Monday
Y1 evening, q ,offel HARE, wi h both r.
forehead; about al years old. The above G~H
rsvsr will be given for Information which viii
RJOHNsrON, Blacksmith.
jeH StS corn rex and nj sts., Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfers Jus
ties Wahv.-DanI Reed, riding on the pave.
ment Charles Shawiey, drunk. John Holmes
suspicious character; turned over TO the military
Wm. Connell, drunk; fned 81. Charles sharp
do ! do. 81 so; Patrick Higgin, assault and bat
Connor sleeping in a wagon; dismissed. Jefe-
miah Conner, sleeping In street; do. Rober,
Benton, drunk, fined 80.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-16
THE RAFTsMAu's JOURNAL.

cracy of Pennsylvania are Invited to the polls
at the coming election ! The nominations
made by the Breckinridgers are, Isaac Slen-
ker, an old politician, for Auditor General,
and James V. Barr, the scurrilous editor of
the Pittsburg Post, for Surveyor General.
Mr.. Slenker has heretofore sustained ex-
cellent character. Mr.. Barr is probably the
most offensive and INSCRIPTIONS assaila mt of
the General Administration (and hence of a
vigorous prosecution of the war) in Western
Pennsylvania.
Among the list of delegates we did not OBJ
serve the names of those distinguished estates
men'' who have heretofore given the benefit
of their intellects and energies to the ''Dem-
ocratic'' party. These are John Hughes, of
Schuylkll county; Robert Tyler, of Bucks
county; and John Tyler, of Philadelphia.
They are all now in the rebel service, fighting
bravely for Breckinridge and Davis, and they
will, no doubt, send up fervent prayers for
the success of Slenker and Barr, the candi-
dates of the Brcckinridge Democracy of
PENNSYLVANIA.