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III We have some further particulars Of the
battle Of Port Republic. between portion OF the
forces II Cen shields ard the rebels inder Jack K
son. It is evident that Il WIS n most disastrous
Tepulse, by Overwhelming numbers, and 1t will
he seen by dispatch from Memphis, is claimed
bv the rebels - \ great victory. They also elaim
a victory over Fremont at Cross Keys and the
capture of two cannon from Gen. Shields, The
secess'onists at Winchester rto!fs 70 have in
forrastion that both Fremont and Sttplds were
badly defeated in both these encounters. At the
last 6ec ,unts Jackson was In the vicinity or Cor
louisville. whore he has railroad copuiunicltion
with Richmond. -- f.-' ~'' sif O.. -.''''
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d II r T. 4 A L. .

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
Of America
To All Whor7 u Mdy Cones--.
Satisfactory evidence h.YInk been exhibited 10
mp that JchsI FBDsRIc- DARsY hss been ap-
p.iased Go Isul Genera Of the oriental Republic
otUurusnsy. for the United s,ates. 70 reside Al
Nov Yost. do hereby cosnizs him as such and
declarehIm free 10 else and enjoy such fune
tiors. povers. and privilege, Sc are allowed to the
Consuls General of the most favored nations, in
the United States,
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under nv hand. az the city Of Wash
lngton, the 18TH day of June, A. d. 1862,
ofAmerica the eighty sixth,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
+. w. sbwAKn, Acting Secretary of state.
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ID The Dacotah which arrived al Fort Monroe
on rhursdsy, brings dispatc hes from Plsg- On Ger
Earra2ut who MAS al New Orleans when she I4ft
on June 2. he went 20 yicksbnrg IN the Rich
Inond, but returned without sttsc hing the place
leaving number Of sunboats az a blockadiug
squadron. The town IL uader their & uns, hut i1ss
rather high above the river for assault. II will
however, be captured before many days. Ga mis-
way down stream he wds'ired at several tiTfles
expresses the opinion that toe wsf on the MIssis-
sippi will henceforward be CT this character
New Orleans was quiet Fiag- Onncer Farragut
sends heme some Is OF % cfncers for htbftuai
drunkenen. . - -, 49,
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CHARGE ATEIrREs Lord Lyons leaves
washington to-day to take s,esnsrfor England
f-om New York on Wednesday. M Stewart,
h'st secretary Of the British legation here, has
been promoted TO be charge d'araires during the
,bsencs Of Lord Lyons, ADD .vas presented TO the
State Department by him In taat capacity on Sat.
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u The Baltimore Anr2fean Of to- day has an
sole ard exhaustive editorial urging .the neces.
sity for Maryland ard the other border States to
AXE action upon the emancipation question In
accordance with the Suggestion Of the President.
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'ODD FELLo VS. HALL! - =
,ras PO-LEMORAMA:i a.s
10. ~ Il 3 Y q CO NJ A MFG
GIGANTIC I'LL USrRATToNs :,
WAR FOR THE UNIoNI

WAR FOR The UNIoNl,.sI
r. ComnI slSg Views OF Cities North and south
Expon ems, .oeles and incidents ofS,s2, slS Tes
st ron the Crest Rebellion and Nstiopss
o., ne NevAl Bertls At asmpson Roads. In vbioh
HC fi1r in az OF shi e. q relIessntedSt6e
MAO5the Destf cotton OF the coxx.sSsH ~ ~ NJ
V Wonac.[f.t ssIniDs md eI.kirT shifs most
III nj Srest aistoro Woff vii Be yressnsed %
INC tasie W
snd WkDNEs6AYIsn AMI sATURDXV HfiFep
N'fONs at O'Clock for FamiIiec. - ~
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u The reported surrender Of Fort Morgan
(near Nobile) to our mortar feet, has lot been
confirmed by advices here
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TIE WARRINGTON ACADEMYov MUSIC.
s.a snS dst rs sts Eve eyenffs rs EE CON.
%rnad ~ tae 0et, elassiotl .ae p.fa music pr.
s ssi1Ssbm 90 p %nsn1s ~. best Of
uits is.i I,Siooh' HENRY xOsEN ria L..
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Il Z a oREA nm = A D"
FOR sALE-A l,tSa assoTtIenf of MARBLE
MtNftts ard TOMB sT0..E WORK, with.
Jersey avenue and e street. pesr the railroad d.
pot. HAylng noudsd to .iscontiaae the marble
work al prices fsr below cost - -. - ;. W
.Sr.ntte and Brova stone, North RIVER Blue
marble siies oOn.tsntly on nAnd ard furnished 10
order aiihe shortest rRetice sud the lowest ossh
jea Inn NICHOLAS, ACKER.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL. -. $500
OYyIcs suP,f Prerrc PnIS,,ss.

trBIIC PHINyIyG.
WASH szoN. Jlpe I6, l6gt
sK1LHp PR OF 9sALs 60 lie sndors ds.fEo,ossrss
FOR Coal {. WI be received tJ the n, dsssi "a al
t 1n,i the Let dsJ OF July ,i.sa stI2
1sst aally CaTeerlaEd Goa !. Jhe run OF. the
.ts.s s sa.so,s fr purnIlg IN the furu.e, ef
S 9ysfn !, pT.n,iSs es. free fxpsass.
az osS Az Re en,iTs susLtlty provossto
the vScs sssi bssn 70 b .as
isls soss .-s : :. ''No. d nsEREES .
,nEAP DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED
= - NEW 8 ron E.:-1,, ~
PEGS s. SssreEs AsEais. xoad ausity. at
50 PIECE. ysTJ bsSisifn EnB'd Knsnsh B.iasss,
50 piecss esoeIisss scotch ta.n.. q 10 osa., -,
pisoe: very oheice s5les Pinned La1ns, d Ia2(.
Psss: Sns.h Grenadines. ysfy .,s.ss, ,. ssd
oheo2s txh c<niss..s.-SS :. e..1.s,.lF = =
90 pac.s 5rsy Soda In staty Lea. stiax ssntu,s
- pisees SSoteh Olg..stex. e AZ oeLts. =.
e Pieoes B.ask eno Wine sCkeck Mus8mbseus
TON lStS cents TO 50 osatss y 8 : : e-sIr-S
iOs siscss ssy s.ieot ttsis OF English Cshoos, pt
/ We ir.i's :p.cs attention 10 the aBsys soosi.f
e the, a,e sh fresa ana Few snd WI be found a.
cheap IS thiy arc req, essn:sd = -. :.
sas Pa. svsE1s. sssxssRs on id iSf ia, 1,
)eioh New stsss, y
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TIE BRoDKRIeK AONvnHsr - Ehe contract Tor
ouilding monument, % the letoA 'enafef ffoder-
Sh, but n u for making statue, La oeen entered
Into, the price being fxed a es.oo Folsom
granite add Tuoluune marble will n used
u letter from HuBtsvilie, Ala, ated May
~, says; The city 10 full Of cotton buyer ;. Rhey
are pure hasirg AID shipping inmehss Ga. tntities
Of this aiticle.b -. : -,
IL The rebel gunbost sumptsf srfly4. q
Cairo Friday night. She WA eOssiderably sin. =
ter.d Ia the late engagement before Memphis,
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ie ls-N LIn'al. 4 Repub.J, :.
TN STR AWBEkRRY FE-PtV 1.-The
~ Lsdiss' Mite society. Of by .Gd CO. pei /,
Aarys ayen.e and Eever IN STREE, eommsnt
oinE MOEDAS EVENING, Jnns IS, 1852, q I'd
cOntl1ni during ths ivsot-~ The pfoceeos sre To
ne doyotef W. re- ting the Church. js4 n
~. UtFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
as.g eEesr me Ict Of Ap.Il l6, 1854, enuti.d IAN
vice or LABOR Ia the District of CoiGmbia - Civ
hSu. Ws,hlngton city, ID; June =. 1855 =,
OTasTed. fhat me time foT filing statement in
our, TOR the D!striac OF Go umbia, 60 provided in
The 9.n seotlon OF the sbOve cct be and she safns
10 hereby extended 20 toe ne 81 day Of JnIy ret
ie7 ID WIN WOODWAHD, Clerk.
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CITV"oF CHARLEsrowN. MAssAcat


The water Commlssit ners of the CitJ o. Charles
ana tsyinc on the Inc OF their distribution pipes
-one hundred and forty FIRE hYDaASTS I'm
making proposals the tame, pa ties must In
o!ud- the h'drent Pie, the b. nd the HyoTant.
Frames, CoYect. and q -appuEtsnanses conne. ted
: e5ewlth, excepting the branches IN main pipes
Ihe' ust slso ftste the price at which tkey wi 4
lay and conL cot the rdrsnt pes with the branch
es the Mains, g. pei form all he WORK incident
TO pAclng the hyd ants rfeet order for use in
c1dinE delivery and AL trepohlpS other di gEin .
paftles mai Ing propose must accompany them
with des,gi OF the stsle of hydrant lhey pIopOs-
Thsse designs must be dawn o scale, In det,ii 40
as 20 ad hit OF their being resdi unde stood The
total amount of e-Inoh HytEant Pipe rec uired Is
about eloven handred q 400 FEET. Szs Of NOazle
2h lno?, vi suffoisIts 2, of hydrant 10 admit of
removal of hydraut. 49,
Proposals val az o be received for about ons hxn-
Gysd and sir ySTDr GA n, Of the fcIovIr'ir
$50 o.4 Inoh, 60 of 8 oh, !. of incn Of ia
lLoh, OF Is lno - ot "a .ch. III, proposals for
stop Coote, 70 inc ude ev, ~ >entiai sIag per
ialnIng to the sane, and tn delivery of ali CSc
OF caeung a. suca "a es In t'hirlestowl "a The
Eng neer may from me to lime direct ID signs
OF tho yles pr posed for to be e.e ted a. Gre
time q, bid Pls; Of distribution fpe, showing
posi- ions OF ydrants and Stc Co X. can b. sesu
o. the ofnoe OF the Enyilt er or water Comm q
sionefs All detigns nust be sent TO The Engineer
on or before one 50 1861 +, Q Commissioner
reserve q shs TO accept or reject any of the pro-
: ). For. Wstes Commissioners. -. - %,
CT. sEE9WWtAhInn IA "RENcE, Chairman.
2, Chat FnsipssSStNsw w 49,, 80 a..
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PARE Bko'sSRknp CLOTHING DEPOT.
- 90 neT Il and 'sth Streets. "a row TIA piaoe
ghere all mon go~te hug their outfits or Simmer
Elot ing 2 ID IN re Are good reasons vhy eyef
er th.ranJ other 81 sr establishment in ri oty
seoord'y our Esiments cssDot be Surpassed, IN
syl making or trl mining, they Ne g nal TO the
best Il merchant tai ors' work. Andthrdiy, ve are
atNaIs oaretuii arecommendIp our goods ii what
they really are. hence no deosptiou - - -.
We respec fully soliolt cltiyeny. strangers and
ais1harfed soldiers 70 come to RAR q EROS
srticsa of Clothing they ueed. = ie Is suns
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Auction SAFES.
THIS AFTERNOON 3 TO M0RRoP

THIS AfrsRNooN 3 TO MORROW
By. c. MOeUIRB 4 co, K1c:lODeeT,
1, GS TsS bkSr pppff22ssssaA5SE AT
soatiSs ,Wss.s fssi en- .oatS s,TssI s.,.
BAG. one lgndr'd and ~, MY two fssts IroSe si'
J.i: dts G MCGUIRE CO. ,v.,
: BIZ sREEN q wILLIAMs, AuCaOassrs
Hse Iof and s, sfs at.d Id
feom CHARTS WIENER sod wife 20 TIE subser,s..'
coded IN Libel pa No n IL i tss SS o. 8,
and ga, one Of the aud records Of wssSiBrtSs
81 public saOt,on. on the premi:es, on MuSpSy'
the 4, b car Of g5Se. iss2, II .'coct N, L.;
sass M oeas ss.s; Eve =;
snd siI6. Ics feet on ist street vs.t con sEiss
Terms OF .sI-t one-th,rd Of purchase npoD.,
re SSI. ss.T1t interest for a..
essd livsn ADD desi Of tras, taken to ..our.
Ahconveysnorre s 10, nf Srrchs.sr.
... JOHN r. FRANKLIN,
jss,A aapEN a wILLIAas ISsi.
By c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AucnOnesr,.
DosEwoOD PA NOFORFE, Excel LEM
~ fpkri1cHE AND Sous Hold fIFtcTs
PuBLIo AUcTi N-On TU rsDhY MOS NIN6
ypne I7tI. 81 40 v. iOct AZ the residence II
Can ION, Ess No $50 Mi T. sttesi rear s5I {
ID H-est, iotpsIsi.e g 30 Ckurch, Island. ne shaI
ssll IN, farhNurs and Hcusehold fleets. ON
r os svood Case Pisrosortr. and st.ol,
Ne 40. soy Secrc,sl, and Boob Csses,
Msho. aay SOFAS: Rook,r,S sHd Psros chs,5s.
md BrI 81 iast Tables,
g Il SIame Mirrors, WIDOW Shades,
Mahogany Bst IRE, Ollcoth,
sshoEaLy Sldeboar6, lounge Dlprg Chairs,
GlAs ware, and Cru okery, Castor, Cock,
sndso me Cotfers Shsmb-r ret,
Msho any eno Maple Bedstesds,
bEreaus, Waskstands. Chars,
= ather Bees. Bolsters. I'D Pillows,
49,. -. Other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. &e
iea !. c. Moeui.E CO .anc,..
III BofELER a wILsoN. .Austiopesr.
THlR rl.FiVE MULES, BOkEEs, VA
4 cons. &c, AT kUcIioN -On TUESDAY
MORNING, Jnns II h oommeno,pG a. 10 CHI,
We shall sell In ftont Of the stsblese CT Cock CO
on 6th D rect, eosth O! tho sveI~e-
Thirty I've super or young Mu.et,
Three b ne y nors-s,
Eight wagons nd Carts,
One BufEy Wagop.
Sets OF Harness, PADDLES, Brides, 60,
Saie peremBton erme cesh
3 jeHd BOTELEf & WILSON, Auots.
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A PPoSLO ,CoNcERT SALOON. Iate Nav
- Iofk saloon, near Brovn's. NsficnsI ~
e es most asreea6ls paee where's ssntesnsn
esn setley an evening In this town. we defy e,m
81 this eclsbfased compens. miss ANA s,Sy 9.S
Sis sse sn St s9ns; y fiorsnee, Kthlepiae Come
.Si enu nost OF otherss eignor Tiber1ri nre-
"a sains atthe piano. Prof q Nachman. veil NJ
Waitsr S SGlIsH Il sd the eEehesa .ldsons
snioop. Concert oommsnoes a. 4 osoocS III, ~
o.olock. ~ FREY. ProDnetor. - IA Iirss -
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hEsAAAf IN lEUk n; LADIES.

:. ThaIeg uisr course OF instruction embraces the
tim 40 rsen .na L.se5sture.
stltute thoIough knElish ind French educatlen.
:.as ne sse ob.Ss
ssass
assS ssessH
S, sPl q esss.s:s iH:asss
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n
. Grand Comp I'm snts y Fest monialt 90
The emnsnt AMER Geo Actress and established
MISS Mfs'IssR GUAM .1r Fa YsS MI
shortly sp9eaI.
Tom Tsylcrs most successful Comedy,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN! !
Is being rehea sec, ana VIII be produced In .
PRICES OF ADMISSION. Fl
presr Circe - ----- -------------,so eents
Orohosrrs Chsirs---.---------:.----.fs oerts
seats nay b seea;eass tss TassIsf sG1ins the
Door. open It - Q ctSct; to oornm.noe
C,AETEF BUpv LAR.
" 30 LOUISIANA Avssu,. NlAk sIxrHsr.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN The cIJYIl
20 o.. MAMIE To.
season entirely u. esualcd 10 the records of
MAJOR aRssels-ts eiaws to conc GsioS. -
uosf 4 ~ ! ri sFtt FRI, e T z.
s +. cSSssss .. ssa ,s Sai ii'''
- IN fkk AEfk ] Lii I!
ssi5ss sa1 sso.sS S's :o soTs
-.- Asehes on nhxhts'
MILE ZaNPRErrA
s-i.r-..1 'A -. " Ma "a aprSr
THE SEIGRIST BRnTBEkS nN -
S's xEExhS xttEkasfHR aES;rsKrrA.
Fap1s rs: s sSSSSEas r S5s;sssr,o,
OF IALsN Z, which during q exisieaoe,i s the
Only one that. W,t an, p-etcHron to truth,
- come lNA1tUN OF SLAMS.
chief IaoIe.l as1d amf sho Va he
and FIR ,ncoIs Rave. "a. M ihias "a
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WASHINGfON CITY GARDEN, ~. Y.-I
hsr srssss Ssfwssa lsf esd ID SIS -fhe ssbsarss
oeens6 ~ shy intorns the public thai he hSs re
~ shS asc sstsaiteI on every Monsay and TSur.Sss
attendance. III n nst T vii ~, b bad Of maac Il
S:i,s hsys been erected Tor Us Sa snSoe e
y, tSs CUB And assoolsslons can have ne ~
hs Peg. hlmse thai be WI use III. XII sn
!: a. TAX sgpGt An ysS sssiI
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BtLAiSk SItEs, q. % .. 81, q. u a.d q ma.
prios. VI the best MAKES snd 81 he lowest
s|.sk BsrsSs.. Grape Msrsts
No a. UWM:hRiLEY : SRoiaER.
jsiim 'sSs ss~:s M "a S en- "a Nss:ss
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J BY @. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctioneefa

TRBsLEE,s SALE OF SMALL DWELL
iso asSss AMP LoI es FosEIlsstE sIH.,1
E3sbRY kpTsRs o0S. Iaas "a. S a. fsif "a;
SScloSSs on 5ss pre- Uses, 81 virtue q DEED q
w. B,, No: lss, folios $40 CT see one Of "a. and
records Tor Ws.hirEton COUNTY, %. G., s9sl sell
tpohes on Fourteenth sleet estveen soath b stS
stfe9fs. And trnnltg Tack 5 feet. ga etE " VIII
1eIms oah. BENy, Y. Grammar Trustee.
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CITY OF .oHARLEE55TrnwN. MAssAcHU-

cS PhorosALs vii b, received By the Water
tune Sofh for laynE in ssId or, and on The line OF
IRON PIPEs. Plans Of the sorf can be sssn
40 inf0Emiti ON concerning saId vor, be obtained
A. ne ofhoe OF tho Engineer or Water Comma
sonecs, ohaIlestoWn CoPIes OF spec, hoatIo ma ana
contr iot, AMI forms Of lf2posals, via 30 sent to
parties deslring 20 Ike bids for the WORK on the Il
Y mmissloners, Bonds with sureties Will be rs
cured IRON parties co acting. Tne Z omnis
slQnefs reserve the night to secept that propes
Mnfon UNDER al clrcu stsnoes, ther shalt
mos favorable to tho interests of the CITY, or To
reject a proposals offe ed. "
For Wats- CemmB sioners TO %
-, IEDWsEp LAWRENCE, Chairman.
Chief Enrinser c. w. w. jsIaIot
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w Bhl6AINSIN FURNITURE! =
ALNUf Exc sir Tables puq Marb,r
gressin. suresns, at S18; Chamber CottskeN
Ssts. eIS and ue; P,rl6r ses sofas, Chairs, W
IAeIee; J? INT "a 81 81; Be1.teaLs MattinS N
oiicioih, 90. GO. ceiling very Cheap ct
: ie,a..tif $50 1:h at |, near Mr. hefn MARKET.
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,TaRE NOTICE.

w 4 Dc hefeby wsrE aud forbid en-, ,ev,on ~
ssLson., sitnin the Disirc. IL Ca, tWas 6: ston.
en- man .fso urlng vending. Or ling \ MA =
k sss uven kn2w az ~ edEett T. ssssts- u. eat
D, Proseeu ed 70 the iull eX ems fthe lss VI"
" 90 hereb, APPOINT T. WOODWARD, o. the
the Di.tret Of ColuFnbis a Is Vicinity fUr .hc
ssIs OIL BIooseu q sveetts eayaazsa Bars
~ y. W93a .srd TO keep good and constant supp '
IT. BLoDeErr A. sxUprrrs
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I Nv ATcHEs AND CLOCKS.
ctST Recsired I'll assortment OF WATCHES
and CLICKS of all descriptions, warranted ~
70 kees time. .PLAPED CHAINS warravt. I'll
el 70 Tssr az We a. gold vAich will bs sold
HENRY n. HEMPLER,s,
THE pSSrIo @ e. inest Bank 81 WasLinEton,
best, oheapsst and most orhamental. Clock m ex
istsnoe, .Irapted um hse.srs: aIt' construction
HENRY HEM ii Err: SO 10 G Cn So. OF
Je Is 81 near Bank OF WSahington.
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SUCa As WORN IN NEW -ORIgAye
- Blue linen Chsos for co,ts vests aad Psnt..
ne ssrJ beat srtlc.e / n use, for the purpase in
warm W ather, PeRRk St0 "
10 Is Sc Pa svapns and Nin,b 80
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l go. ne. 6sE EEaTHEH TRUNKS
80 Issa ns TIanks, Hand Trunks, - - -
sstohels. haversacks. &o., =. - -. ~.

U til cry; London. 81 oenta
Kettle 1 Z. Msraaftf the Bayonst; illustrated;
Manual ef Heavy a rtillery; rs cents, -e.-'V
!nstru Ct ons for Field AT Der, B. % te,s -
Manasl Of Artiiltry EIsroises; LONDON: All
Patssn c ArtiilsIy Drii g e.nis,
seoss %i..I TaSS,s ~ Ws London %
ke1dy's Elenents OF oftlf .eiop; London; a n !.
Hyde,s4 lsmepts of fothhcatiohf Loedou; IS Isl,
S1soye lntel{yy Itetloe ,3 voluuka;- q ~ -
N p = Oh Tfssmnf Cavalry Ro;:ssj g.
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Il No NCE. .-...'. .
LIEUT.. A. F: FULLER, 9th Regiment New
5rseI yoiuEteers a. ~ an burs y sent
hrs trunk 70 Trend IN Ws.hI' gton, any one
bnoEnE there, LtEhs bs found VIII confer a
vsGs great anor bi addressing line TO fis sister
MIS-. Or. WhscorT. NewtuTg, Orange Co 7
n.y. - - 80 = lie ls So
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s,s- h1oP AND READ
v....-an, 49,. - = THEN TRYin
BAD DREAMS.
Ing Malady, -
kMrssroNs DURING SLEEP,
,s Hu euHr rHxNsKlvHs, without recourse 30
H' on any ss<Assfeai ,eensrivasss. by sd-
Who via give Chs nsoesssry sav.os. Addrers. by
"sA' yUHN y, ALDoN,.
z, . o ytll ssst nothi.s 20 VIA j.isrr
ACE f0E WARM wEArHRR
erS ,,,,. oR6ANDY MUsLINsi
! -, AND PARAsois!
r0r sale % WIN. LILY SO.
um Betvsea M and sta streets.
rSsE 0pposite Oenter Ma oct,
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The Senate of tho United Stc,es of srneyioa
as the Court Of ImpeGchmsnts, st.t,ne on
~ tsenss of Wsst II: Hmb ph,eys, Judss O,
the District Court of til United States TO,
the several Districts Of the State Of Tan
nessse. =. - -. /.
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Fe s.s., ssat sEF1ASSSt q i is,.S .MOn-
ssa e En- ss ss$sss ss.
estmM tcf eaynhS .eGoeH Apply. 61Rvesn the
f IIssy q i And ? U ~ A. 4
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STHINWA,X.A SONS AND RHVEN-G IA
be fosnd ct sltd fsrsnf-sL ies ssths low
- Il. si.r ss psssss fof cr
,sis y. HEE:TSEsskUffs sole Agency !, ~
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ORGANDiESLAWNs and other til 4 DRESS
osGOODo,at reduc "a prices. : :. - :
PERRY T. BRO,
u 10 % Pa aveb' e.anf " lntn street.
FOR sAkE5Iwo BLACK and TAN TER
s,.a hitE 1 re . months oio; very fns<SS,o
jeIe-sts No a16 p, ,ys,na
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ORDERED, That Ihis nigh Cour' of Impeaoh-
ment stands adjournsd til tbs 26th day Of June,
instant, ak stwevs O'clock meYtdian; ard, as the
said West b. Humphreys has failed 20 make his
Apes snoe to a9sver the said articles Of mSea ,h-
tnat proclamation for his app araace on q az day be
made oJ suol,shing this ordet in the National In
Star, nssspaPaTa printed IA she city of Wsrhinr.
ton for least ten dsys, sucoessyey, bsfore said
56th day OF June, sEant. and in the ashvkl Q
In enc state Of sf least i've several days
before said 2sth day of June, instAnt.
;.u.,o. A'test' Nv. soRNEY,.
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b 6hELN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucuoreen
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
" sac SAsr OF ,HE CAPITOL AT ucY ON.-tn
FRIDAY. the Sn,h Instant. we shsl teh on the
eTisss. at O'clock. m. Ave hs dsrunc guild
on stn ct eet ssst and tvo Cd b suest "a C. run
ming from IS 20 So feet ont. near tie cfesst
Ssepefs ress, and PEI fectly 'sde.
Terms: One susrtsr o,sh. balance in !, 9 and
II moths, Tor mites TEARING eat. sci gwen
ADD desd Of trust txfen. Title lndIsputsbl
Each partv pay for lhAIr Ow- de<d
. jsl4 81 GREEN A. WIIIIAMQ ANITA
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M0nd.y n-xt, the $50 If Juno. instant. viii he
Ken sc. 10 To- the W.-h!tY,9n Ium, ana d.stw h
sSoye. ase wi Sc 20 ~ i9yPd a. !srts ter the
w. d WEBB go
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ADJUSTMENTS.

F0RD's AraENEUM.
Tenth street, rear PrnnsylvAnis ~.
L. sage Manager
IIcs FENR,cr,--..-.. Orchestral Director
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MILE MILE AEEE MIEhtssrrA RAysl.
THE sEIsRIsT BROTHERS., 0AhNf'
MONSIEUR vALaRDE.
ALEXANDER SaNFRHfTA
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els. GROWERS TEEATRB. .H.
Pa. avenue, near lStA OF. and the willard House
CHARLES DICKENS! .'.- ...
W. 4. BURTONm ---.s- - =
3. -. JOHS~ BROu6HAM z,
COS pssoi. AAFP p r e g Of ne ssss,
In Dict loss PoceGrrio CarostIres,
As arranged By Mr.. Brouyhs o, Eom tbs beautiful
DONBEY SON,
The DISTINGUISHED ard popular comedian, Mr.. ID.
.SLrCHE IL, aDfe ~ ng Tor the frat time in tie
greatest If Blrtonisn characters,
CAPTAIN CUTTLE
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-13

The London News on Fort DOnel
The Illustrated London News of March
Io'h has these remarks on the capture of
Fort Donelson:
The pressure of the immense force or.
ganzed by the Federal Govcrnment of
America begins at length to tell nnon tho
Southern COnfederacy. Several minor sncs
cesses 10 the southwest have culmjna,ed 4,
capture OF Fort Donelson, with nearly its
whOle garrison, armament, ammunition and
stores. General Floyd, il is true. with
5000 men escaped during the night preced
ing lhe surrender, otherwise the victory
was complete. The Confederates have
abandoned the important strategical posi.
tlon which they held at Bowling Green
Nashville, the seat of the Southern Govern
ment, appeared by last advices to be. in i'm.
minent danger. Whenever it falls. the
relation Of the Border States to the great
struggle between the North and South will
have been virtually determined. Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Missouri will have
been recovered for the Union. The army
which has so long covered Manassas Gan
VIII be exposed TO be taken In the rear. and
must retire. Gen. Mcclellan will be able
TO clear virginia, and secession will be shut
up in the GulfStates, the slave States prop.
er, to fight for endurable terms of submis.
sion, or 10 hold out TO the last for indie.
pendence. The recovery of Tho
Border States will enable the Government
al Washington 10 put an end to the war ON
terms at once honorable and advantageous:
terms, moreover, which will relieve il from
the responsibility of dealing w ID The difl.
cult question of Slavery. But we fear that
.nls termination OF the struggle is not to be
hoped for, al least for the present Posi-.
bly,, TOO, il is only our ignorance OF the
real temper of the South which permits us
to wish for it. II may turn out, after all
that secession has been mainly the work OF
ambitious and disappointed politicians.
whose objects, in the hour of misfortune.
the majority of the population, even in the
slave States, will decline further to the ru.
in ofall their material interest and pros.
poets.