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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

A Doc SToEY. a very good anecdo;e
Is related Of q New Foundland dog owned
by Mr L. F. Strong of this city. Among
other things the dog has been taught 10
takea basket and go 10 the market for
meat This duty he had performed for
some time. when the butcher presented
his bill for settlement, and to the aston
ishment of Mr.. Strong it was double the
account he had kept The bill was paid.
bu; tie dog was suspected and watched,
and one day it was found tha; after doin e
the regular marketing he took the basket
Gnd did q little on his own hook, eating
the proceeds on hi, way home, and on
his arrival! returning the basket TO I, pro
per place. 10 put a stop TO this the
butcher was Instructed 10 give meat on.y
when piece Of paper was found in the
basket. The dog tried the marketing on
his own hook several time but faiied to
get anything, and finally, as though be
had TUNED the matter over in his mind,
observing how it was done, he one day
went ard tore off piece of newspaper,
placed it in the basket. and obtained the
hard earned dinner Ii the whole of this
10 true it shows fetiectivencss on The
part of the dog not often seen among ami
mails, and stamps him as one OF the most
sagacious of his kind.-Fon da Lac Wis
Reporter. e. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

PRrrA,nrxG GLuE FOR RRApY UsE-To'
anv quantity Of glue use common whiskey
instead of wn,er. Put both together in =
bottle, cork it tight and set it by for three
or four days, when it will be fit for use
without the application of heat Glue
thus prepared, will keep for years and is
at all times fit for use, except in very coobs
weather, when 1t should be set in warm
water before using To obviate the diff.
Guilty Of the stopper getting tight by the
glue drying in the mouth of the vessel,
OF the spirit by evaporization. A strong
solution. of singlass made in the same
manner is an excellent cement for leather.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06
THE NEW YORK BAKERY!

"HE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha-
- bitxnts OF Ottawa and vicinity that he Is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF Crsckers
such Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Abernetaa,
a, Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies &C., &C., good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly hand AL kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains nor expeLse in
attnE up wagon for the convenience and accomnods-
ais and the public ally are no"
able to furnish anything their line to those who DE
SIRE Those wishing the New YorL Wagon to call daily,
will please orders the n Y Bakery, or TO
the Post Office. --.- r.l.....,.
Remember the place, In Edwsrds' Block. tev
cor ii. Thompson's store. Main Street. Send IN
your ORDERS and they will receive prompt attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

~ Young lady who was rebukeo oy se.
mother for kissing her intended Jussaned
the oct BY quothins the pa.seeeT " hat
ever We would that men soo"'o 90 UNTO
you, do ye euen 20 unto se snem. m..l.,.s,l,s sv,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Buckwheaa when grown on rich greaeo
will kill grass sGectuaOy. IT muse ~
sown a. soon - the eTOond y rlcWeo--
Buckwheat seems to be poison " oshse'
plants, and il u even known 70 destroy
iusects u does this probably by dee4spy.
iss the roots of the erassss and herbs -
whieA they fsek Noinseet toucbo bonk
wheat ir the ground
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

. An eminent physician has discovared'
that the nightmare, In nine cases out Of
ten, Is produced by owing. bill Tor =
newspaper. t-.-.l s,-no,ei,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
Tl862- LUMBER, A186e
Ilunaber.

NsHE subscribers, having purchased the stseR OF
= lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John HOssaek, on MAIN STREET., are nov PREPARED 70
doors. &c. Also good sssortm-n Of sagnsw bosrds
and dry uni hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
anime Our stock before purchasing elsevhsse..s
Ottawa, Nay 1s62. 50 g ~ = f4o.tf. Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

The Augusta Chronicle says that some
one asked Stonswalrs old negro body
servant how he came to be SO much in the
confidence Of his master. :" lord, sir,
saio he, "masea never tells me muffin; bus
the way know is this-masss SAYS hn
paryers twice day, Inopsing aAd night;
but IL he gets out okbed t"o OF three TINE
in the night to pray, yor see Just COM
mences to pack my baversack, lot : nHnoHs
there viii bs tie devil TO pay nsrt day" ysf
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&c. HATMEwAY,

DESLkR Is
All kinds Of Produce, such Wheat, Corn, Odts IT,
rsofhy Seed, efc.
Once and Warehouse, side of Fulton street, for
mery occupied by W. W. Low, Ot;a ara, III.
Liberal advances mad. on grain in store. sep3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

"AvlSG purchased Of Philo Hard his entire stock
II of Lumber, respectfully inform the old c',sto.
mers Of this yard, and the public generally that
shall continue the business the old stand formerly
occupied by him, and socits share OF thei. patron.
age. au constantly receiving carROes Of lumber Of
OF every description, including WIDE SAGANAW
BOARDS. EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER OF the best gr ,dss, all Of which viii be
sold the lowest cash prices. -.-t
Also, constantly constantly on hand Nails, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, at manufact urers prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
r39.rf FRANK WARNER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

rMpoRrRE ASd nssuhstpsef - Iessesss Y~ist RI
40 ana ehSt (3uns, 6f <vesv dsserWta00, Teeseope
~ Rises DeSosvinT Breeeb. Cast Reel
Bsrrels Win Gssde ssarses. ~ A.nsink and stafge
sortment OF GotT. ueshesten'e 1Iunt
shoe ytkine 10 ny line. and vsrrsut 70 1Xe aats-
fscf$oe "a al ne vith their rAstseneesa
can g - AianO sGenS Casts1sss vs aivSyS Ind hin
~ kis ssee uy Shsp - - eata etssst, aeee M
r1w1Se, ,Shss. ysas and Caps. NsnsistaDtAebf,
irnil fHoUAS no0RI
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@ @ - OTTAWA SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g. 1862

sky coming through the west window
flushed up her cheeks . little, but sh,
made no answer, though she remembered
the walk home from the quitting wei
enough, and could have repeated every
| word that WAS said. She even remena
bered what dress she wore; it wss a buf
calico, covered with blue hearts. She
never was weak enough to believe there
was anything in the sign that the owner
will be married before the cloth carrying
this device is worn out, if ever; but it SC
happene that she didn't wear it wear i,
much more, and it was in spread on the
spare bed at that very time.
As for the question, to tell the truth
she didn't really suppose Chester Weatl
would have taken her in serious earnest
when she said No" to it. Lefty Warden
(she that was afterwards the late Mrs.
Wead) had told her men never liked
girls TO be too ready; and Lefty had bro
theirs, SO she ought to know
. Rachel, said Mr.. Wead, not dIscour
now that you wouldn't say Them
Aunt Rachel was O woman Of tenGe,
feeiinss, and Of course she said it, being
touched by the thought of the motherless
babies waiting her kind ministry at the
farm.
When Miriam came in, with the book
and Skip Mr. Wead looked quite too
cheerful for desolate widower, and aunt
Rachel had a beaming countenance, be.
tokening she felt she had done her duty
As Mr. Wead was leaving. the oblig,ng
young man from the pestotiice came in
for the parcel to Mrs. Deacon Stiles; but
somehow the time had slipped away, and
it wasn't ready. He amiably offered to
wait while Aunt Rachel went TO put it up.
When she Came back, opening the door
suddenly and bringing light with her,
Brooks Searsents head was noticeable
near to that of Miriams. She was giving
him messages for her cousin ho,in Stiles,
no doubt; but that didn't make it neces-
sary for him to hold her hands, did il, as
though she were q gaivanic battery, and
he had been order ed by his physician 70
take shocks? Aun, Rachel set the candle
down and dropped her bundle. "Aren t
you making youseif d good deal at home
young man.? she asked. She couldn't
speak severely, though she tried at the
beginning. t .# -rt.
Why, you see, aunt Rachel" returned
Brooks, nowi<e daunted, II thought by
the way Mr. Wead looked. that Miriam 5
home was likely to be broken up, and
then she'll wsn, a new one; so am try
ing TO think OF some opening where she
can do her duty. And don't you think,
aunt rachel. it would be good thing if
should conclude to offer myself TO her?'
Then aunt Rachel told him he was a
goodi.or-nothing scamp, which was a great
pity, II true; but she laughed so perhaps
She WASH in earnest
Ia less than a month Mr.. Weai's house
had head again. G. The tYke made ont
10 get him. after all, Esther Poole said, J
aud Miriam vas not left without 4 home ;
for the obliging young man at the post
office took her TO live with him. which, as
be hads large salary, was very gene
rou,, a.. st..e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Ruemn Vista FI0r0I care -
- NJ CHAI.m EMS 4 Co..
At tho residence Of ". n. w. ChaAn1m. Easf Otta,oo
Alvavs Tor sale spTly of perpeSnes xc>ee and
III other kinds OF r.
mato Rhybarb. Cabbage plants. &e Ac. in theI sas.
on, and vesetsh'es Of AL hic~.s-SEA junlI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

0WIN0 u tas greas dernasd sss sk1 Dicte1seu
~ Nesees Scy ths last ninety days (aasy having beek
unable 70 obtsin sizes Vnnted,5 fnH steeI1 n
shese vel known Boots ready Ct 2 T,9;s
zs E.G AALDEKrv1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Aunt Racheleoe hey eyee .dpgD - AsE
turp. ct this, and the red Of the evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Or.. ~ AsED * cAlsFHCN
Ia, ing as.ocia themselves together for the practice
f cir proe.s L. respectfully tender their serViessto
the citizens OF ~ and vicinity -
B-Ai p- indebted &c either OF 'he uhder-
.,,,.d nre rea, ted to call Immediately and arrange
the same. ,,u.
0nce over Hu i=-s Drug Store, la Sa'.e 1t.
q. NAED, VI. u,
,,,I, r. NJ MciRrHCR. NJ. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11
FROM McDowELL,s ARMY

ABvA<cE OF MCDowSLL's CoRPs D'AKnEE
Front Royal, Warren county, Va, June :, iSsg
yEduc- ctor: since my last the advance Of Gen
bov-eiIs corps left fredericksburg for this place
oy q forced msrch, and arrived here on Sunday
yaorn'ng, June LIST. Tie advance consisted oi
Gen. ODDS evision, which 10 composed Of Rick
s's and hsrtsiore's b-igadcs, three batteries OF
siI guns zach, a'd the First Maine Cavalry. We
found detachment OF Gen. Shields division
Eere They had battle on The Friday previous
and had soue 500 IShsl prisoners, which the :
fnTned over 10 We, and thea took MP the line OF
march 60 reioil Shields IT Sex Market
Front Royal Is com pletely deserted, all the
stores are eIcsed, ard nCst OF the dwellings, have
more or less sick and wounded rebels In o. EN-
The rebels were about 9, OCO srong when Gan
Shields came upon Them, scattering them like
chat before the wind. Those lett behind say
That they would rather see the devil than Shields
Most Of The prisoners are ffom the Izth Georgia
nHn IRE viciH!tv Cf Macon, tie rest from the 81 e.
18th, ti;h and 6ls; Virginia, with five from the
L0sisispa I gers.
2icketts brigade 10 In the extreme front. and
are picking up large number Of rebels, wound.
OF men, poorly clad, &C. They also and many
OF the LIST Maryland regiment at the houses be.
tween this place and Suasburg, who are proper.
ly taken care Of
are down The 25th New York regiment, which
was In advance, Is cut of from the main army Dy
the destruction OF the oridges No fear 10 felt 10,
their safety, es the enemy not near that point
IN force. s
Capt Beeby, of wetertown, ". Y, oath regi.
ment, while on picket on Wednesday night, had
both bones OF his LEFT arm broke by rebel sho.
De 10 doing well One Of the body-guard G,
Gen Mcdowell Yves shot by one Of the pickets
OF the Goth His arm was broke and horse killed
The General was With the party, and did MOI
blame the picket Charles Wheat, Of Camden
TioRa county, Y, a member Of the 26th Co
n, shot Oh the frat finger Of his LEFT hand on Pri
day, while on picket
p. s.-The Goth regiment has sent In IA prison.
ere, aid report ell right on the west side Of III,
North Branch of'the Shenandoah. Men hard u,
for provisions Streams falling.
Some 300 sick and wounded Of Shields anC
otter divisions 60 70 Washington on the sam.
Illn WIN THIS RICHARDS.
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" Programme, Sew Soags. New ID q
New Negro Auts.
CANTERBURY.

CANTERBURY.
WheE. thoussnd each ughr laugh their troubles away
repay, Ia true fun, all the tolls Of the day,
With the dance and Joke OF the minstrel merry and
other come iians ot the famed Canterbury.
Black yellow and DARK aud darker but
are So black as the favorits, "DICE PARKER"
Whose banjo refrans and versatility the essence Of
art aud general ability.
Tn. headquarters Of Menus famed for its garrison,
- called INTO equsion By the talented "HARRIsoN,"
Whose Astonishing rhynng and great nn;al will
riEet your attention for minutes and hours
That funny dian, suTnamed HARRY RICE good
eontrsband, and fstcA.. his price
10 the favorIte +" TALBOT"
Who friends worthy tn. laurel, a.s.d by
Who worries himself by Epree and by arkhough last,
least, n that eontrab.nd "CLARKl"
The Bostc muso will and few words
for " LEWIS" and "CHRIsTT:"
Whose daring their friends they please.
them appear tn. daring Trap.r.,
The musical merits OF each sItol for bright Aurora
the small planet " Sol"
ons revOve orbit plays the piano, with tn. lead
sr each msht for Base or Soprano.
The orchestra too, slways We. manned, with members,
100, fthe Navy. Yard Baad
The ladies engaged should have had Precedence h. tai
ents we praise along with antee edenee,
Asking their pardon, the does her dutyto render
Fer CI.ns So IdsT. Coone., MaoT., or su,sr will lis.
ten each night to the voie. Of Miss BUTLER"
tn. cOmlcai haInor Of .weet little Ella
But 10 speak ofth. dancers they make great show frat
Another fair lady who all your smiles should be vora
bly, noticed, is Miss EMMA MILLS"
Also a9Othsr dans.u.s, the popular Miss FRANcEs"-sl
Still smother young lady with the look, grand
Canterbury sage" Mis-. LILLY BRAND6N."
To cripple these for Of space you'll
right people now in tn. right place.
There, Poets Singers and Danccn-a great attrae
Pa, !i.it Si. r..I Hail !. 60 COOL TO
Th. poets out . quit. explicit; il you
have any doubts, Just pay short VISIT
Doors open At ~; performance 1t e&!o'oock.
Admission Is oenSs Orohe sssT Chairs 10 nsnu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

The IsteHtssscsr Is occupied with news details
to-day.
The Rsp<elieaa 10 unhappy again with respect
20 the army OF the Potomsc and General McClel-
IAN, TIA special annoyance this time being that
privste property 10 respected the line Of march
Of eur army. Circumstances, however, alter
nsses, and the Republican 10 ali ablare with
1audations Of iu abolition protege Fremont, and
devotes is biggest hesd-lines to its "Glorious
Views from Fremont !" ssGencrsI FIR monts Army
RePcseupon their Field OF Glory" General
Fremont Handled his Men with Unsurpassed
Skill" do &c, &c.
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LATEST NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
IAFoEIAEr ssoM BATON ROUGE, La.

trhom tne nlcnmoho Enquirer, June
bAToE RousE, Nav 29.-The Federals at
tempaed to land troops at the garrison yesterd sy
mctning 10 small boats. Just az they were about
20 Land Confederate companied fred Without
giving timely notice the federaIs commenced
throwing shot and shell into the town One OF
he misailes struck the Harvey hou,e. MANY
other houses were struck. =
In half an hour sitter tae firing commenced
nearly all the women and children left town, hy-
Ing In every direction. The Federals are now
landing troops \ SIGHT IL expected soon, Con-
fedefafefofee being hear the city. Hot work will
soon commence. Later accounts say 6 COO Fed
eral troops had landed
Geaersl Lowell had received an oficial dispatc h
dated 18th, which says that two Federal cffcets
and three men were killed al Baton Rouge The
enemy then shelled the city. No one killed.
saRk enc FedeIal transport and crippled another
a. saturday. -ls
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NosroLx Nrws.-Ths Norfolk Unsor, Of J

NORFOLK NEws.-The Norfolk Usios, Of June
:, says,
We are Informed that the city at present is more
orderly than Il has been known TO be for some
tims
judge from the goods which are being deposited
on the wharves, and there 10 every Indication thai
TSerfolk will soon resume her position as an
emporium Il business.
Our market this morning presented decideaIy
busy appearances We quote chickens at 81 IS
pr pair; Strawberries were readily purchased al
y cent? per quart cherries 15azD cents per ouart:
aho otner things IN proportion. The fsh market
appears 10 be the chief attraction II ye
from the enormous crowd congregated around the
eevsral carts, each one eager to get Q supply
. We understand that the rubbish In the Navy
tnents being made.
The barber at present, has very few vesseIs, and
nose mostly schoones, In II, but we expect soon
10 see u nIied with Its usual "forest OF mests -
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- IMPORTANT FROM PORT RoYAL.-The Port
Royal correspondent OF the Boston Journal states
that The LIST Connecticut battery, with a PennsvI
vanis and Massachusetts regiment, under Col
Ctist, started from Beaufort, 9. e., on the night
where they destroyed the railroad between "a.
Fsnnse aud CbsIlestOn, AFTER driving of a thour-
ard rebels who guarded 10. They lost two Killed
and I'VE wounded, and remained In possession OF
We ROAD for tvo days, when the rebels were
strongly reinforced, and our troops returned q
BeaSfet,, having successfully achieved the pur
p1Ie Of their visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

~ New Yosk hss contributed In all 10 the re-
lei az the Tfoy sufferers, ell .l92. Eforts are be-
Sag made 70 aug ment the fund. The total conui-
buttons from al sources, Troy inclusive, amount
% ever eo0, 900 - y, .
IL The Philadelphia Evening Journal says
that the great infux Of negroes into Chester
that the negroes sctualiy work for ten cents q
day. ---.--------------.-.-. 1919
ID Three hundred and ffteen persons died In
I. NV York last week. q decrease Of TIVE nty- q We
haAdred ana thirty.nin Of the deceased were
children Under Eve years Of age. sJfE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

GIN. PR. IsREw-This r ebel Wounded br,o..
der 10 1all lean, cadaverous and long haired
South Cart inian. He Is severely, but not dan.
gefCusiy, wounded In the upper part of the chest,
Ing out At the shoulder. He 10 now at the house
OF Dr. Gaines. He talks freely; say tho osouth
never can be subjugated }" but adds ff it Is. them
shall 90 70 Europe to end my days, for L will
and your mind already made up as to what You
viii do In case Il is. we hope more of the same
olass viii do likewise.
Df.Gaines, Of whom have spoken before, has
been. gobbled mp by the Provost Marshal. and
sent to Fortress Monroe. Two reasons are as.
signed for t.. First, he made signals TO the enc
my second, be threatened to DIG up the bodies
them into the kahominy His live body has
been taken and thrown into dungeon His
clover fields and peach crop win be food for our
Union army, instead Of any part Of said army be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

III The following Confederate prisoner. Of
war, captured in Western Virginia by the COM
nisnd Of Gen. Banks, ard confined in the Jail of
Bsltmo,e, yesterday took the oath Of allegiance
~ the Government Of the United States, and were
discharged from custody WIN. Clark, John
Brown, Robert wilkon, VIM. n. Patterson, Mat
thew Moore, John Dalara, Perry Michael and Jos
Mvspz
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P1sAScIAL.-New York papers Of Yesterday
,eIeft ecUyarcy I'm stock market, and prices In
Governments stronger than ever, owing 10 TIE
continued success Of the Union arms. The marks,
slosed s.Foag. We quote U. s. o., Of 1857, 100,
I. :. SIS, Of 1853, registered, 100; u s. SIS, OF
Eel. Iesisiered, l01al0]1, do. coupons, LOG 4 a
le' & So, Of 1871, coupons, 90 4se5& Il; Tee
nessee So. ots6l, virsinfa as sass; siissouTi
IS, 50 ash illinois. coupons, Of Ieo2, lOOK; do
Of le7s, l1, California Us, s. American roId
sg Foreign exchange 10 firm
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III There will be total eclipse Of the moon
to-nigh t, the occultation commencing 1.-TWO min
otes before midnight and continuing until quarter
PAST three O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
eclipse will be teal for one hour and two min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

II asjor II. b. Davidson, Of the Confederate
s'ry, captured at Island No. 10, and since con.
sned al Fort Warren, has been released for ex-
change He reached Baltimore yesterday, and
stopped at Barnum's City Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

PEasosAL.-Msyor oPdyke, Hen. w 8. Pres
ton, Hen. r. Mills, and Col. ). Mills, Of New
York, and Hon. T. Marsh, Of New Jersey, ATE al
WillaYds,
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H Office Foufd,, NJ. +. CFnrcS. corner o.
:. and rs rs Sf Il 10
n~FRIENDs' MEETING-MlRrIxe ov,R
I9 and SAMUEL NJ. JAsNTI, approved minis
ters. III hold public mse;ins for vorshi. THIS
A9n.s ss2sss s sfs %.Ss M'isR'
|1~THE FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT
IiS fthe Western Presbyterian Church will
% sisr4 he ss,s1.
Public cordially invited TO attend. je le-st'
rT RREs,RENT's MOUNTED GUARD.
government service REQ ues q % meet At Tenn
ser:nSe Hall on THURSDAY EVENING: .t11.
F The LADIEs 3,E, y, h.yc
EEsF'VAL At the Rooms Of the Young MEMS
Eh IN "a ssTc,stion, to commence TUESDAY
nights 70 5 held or Tie benss sf the A..csi.
HOME n ,a6o doI shs e rec Of Ms0n seho.
near asd street. e'"''h sue'''
Friends Who are Wiling to aid theiadies BY oon-
deiic.cies or f.noy articles, or OF groceries and
substantiels: wall please make. themsevss Known
Festival or to the COMMITTEES Of AGrsp.sme6,s sa =,
inc looms OF The Assool.ton
IS sss.on s ss:
and ssiy.i 81. sP s.c Ts!o
SS SIETi 81 81 TEX MSsR sAiXE rs, III.
aisoount Of 20 per cent will be allowed rpon all
axes due tor the present year. If paid hef5re II
hIst daI Of Ugly; The Collector osn he found al
me ONES OF Nicholas Calan. Else , the Clerk of
tue Leyy Court, No ala rtrsat he,yaen ths
Collector of r. AaF e! 4. E EAY
1EsOFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
aEder the sot of A I'll IS, 1852, entItI,d IAN
aot lor THO re.eseo OF certain psrsons hsd 10 ser
ulos or labor IN the District of Colombia" CITY
nau. Warrington City, ID. June =, 1861
Ordsrsd, That the time for filing q statemept in
vfllaS CT sohedule with the ClerI Of the circuit
Io1It for the DISTRICT of Columbia, as provided in
me yin section OF the above act, be and the e.me
Is hereby extended TO the first day IF July Iext
Je7 ID WIN r WOODWARD Clerk
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BOARDING.

TWO ROOMS, with Board, at No. 425 Jhir-
Il tesnth ctr eet, between 6 and II. Also. hrst-
class Fable Board-meal hours, 9, ana O'Clock.
je 10 st.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR SIxTHsr.

Immense success OF the be tutIful and accomplish
ed sOlgstrsss.
C. l. n X Il b UT L X.
No one should fail to hear w. b. HARRISON,
the Extern pOTaGeous singer.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE DOUBLE
COMPANY, DRAMAT1G AND CONCERT.
Tonight the Dramatic COMPANY Will appear In
the laush,ble Comedy, entitled
X L + q L 8 Ii u A 81 U N d.
Clara Butler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va rgefy
i~oiiS hiOo q Nouelu JOG,
New Programme, Sew Solgs. New u ances,
New Ne gro AUts.