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The New York herald., 1862-06-27
A NJ. B. cHApMAN. Arcr1oNEER.- ELEGANr


n. Household Furniture al auction, this day (l riday
June 81 private residence of NJ Middleton ESQ., ~ West
TwcnysiXh street. Sixth AT O'Clock. consist
lug Of rosewood aud black walnut Psror Chamber and oak
Dining Room Furnure Etageres, Bookcase Centre Tables
rosewood Pianofoe; Stool and Cover Brussels Carpets,
Paintings Ornaments Co;ks Lace CuraIns Shades Stair
Carpets Dressing Bureaus Washstans HAIR aud Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets, Mirrors SOFAS Roeker
Toilet Sets Easy Chairs Lounges Extension Tables elegant
Ruby and Cry stall Glass Ware, S:lyerwarc
Table Cutlery, China Tea Sets Statulry, Ac Also
of Bascmc and Kitchen Furniture. Sale
commencing O'Clock this afternoon posts required
of all purchasers House TO let at low and possession
Immediately Inquire of the auct!onccrs
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-THOMAS yEITCH. AUCTION
eer VIII sell on saturday Jaae - At II O'clock the Fur
street, consisting of Steam Boiler Steam Table Coffee Urn
Chairs, Tables, Casters, Dishes, 6c. I
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SALES AZ AvC-rvlv,

EDWARD SgHENCk. AUUTleNEEh. .
IL ELEGANY FAST HORSES, CARNAGE uoRSEds
CARRIAGES, PIAEroAs, RQAs ~ MA1oNS,
HARNESS, SADDLES, BiIAA ATS, &c,
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nANlEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM
IL " Nassau street between John street and Maiden lane
ASSIGNEE'Ss SALE OF COAL. AND WOOD, HORSES,
Harsess, Carts, Lease, Onice Fixtures, &c.
Notice hereby given that will sell plbc auction BY
DANIELA- MATHEWS, auctioneer, on "Wednesday, July
1862 e10 ocock this balance VI stock Of Coal and
nowlh the yard 36 Third between Twenty seventh
and fwsn eighth streets together with the Horses Carts
Harness. Once and other Fixtures Also, the Lease OF said
yarA ID. S. HALSrEAD, assignee Of VIM. ii. Smith.
nAvID D. EGAN AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
- day al O'clock at AS Canal street. Billiard Table,
marble bed, with Balls Cues and Marker. account OF
former purchase Also Beds Hair and other Mattresses
robes, Sofa Beds Lounges Easy Chairs, Clocks Looking
GassNs, Ingran, Threeply and BRUSSELS Carpets.
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, HERMAN. AucToNEER-sALEsRo Is BOW

~ HERMAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is BOW
-. cry Mortgage sale OF Household Furniture. s. HER
MAN CO will sell this day, 9th inst l0 oclo at 81
stanton the Furniture contained in said house. lately
picd by the celebrated docrcs Mrs Merk consisting of
Suits, marble top Centre AMI Card Tables Tctea
Tec Sofas Lounges Parlor and Rocking Chairs Bedseada
Mattresses ana Bedding, Washsands ana Crockery mahog
apI black wanu Bureaus Brussels aud Ingram Cares
English olcoh throughout the house. rich Chandeliers and
Gas Fixtures, Chamber Dining Room aud Kitchen Furni-
spendid stuffed Birds and Fowls Eng ayngs.
Paintings, Mantel Ornaments. Cooking Utensils, &C. BY
order Of H. Sicuben Aocisagee.
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day at l0s o'clock a, 286 East Thirteenth street. the
Coees Sugars Spices Soap Starch Liquors. Ice Box Beer
Pumps Scales, Counters, Shelving, &c.
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-S. &J BOGART WILL
=. sell this day. June q, at lon o'.lo,k at 400
Broadway Walker street, the Furniture and Fix
lures Of the Forenee Hotel Restaurant and Barroom
sisng Of about 20 French plate Mirrors damask Cur
tans, box Cushions mahogany Tables, Gas Fixtures Oh
c.oh, Engrayings. china Vases. Glassware Dccanters
Utensils, &c.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
UxCURsIoN AND PICNIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF
~ the ST. Joseph Orphan Asylum, 70 be held at Land
nanns Hamilton Park. siynnth street and Tnd
In of the unfavorabe state OF the weather
Tuesday June "a the Picnic postponed 10 Tuesday July
l. NJ the same place Tickets dated June "a VIII be received
that day. By order Of the Committee.
UHsTfING BANKs.-THE STEAMER CRoroN, CAPT.
James A. Damont will leave daily follows tSaturdays
sscsp.ed, .-North r,ycrrEC.ts.ophss &C. street "a
Peck slip, 81 A. NJ pier No. North river, "a. M
Refresnhents of all kinds, Fishing Tackle Badi &C.
board. Fare for the trip, hfy cents.
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RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINsF FOR ALBANY,
II Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street at
and IL A. NJ, and 3:15 and 10i5P NJ
r ONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACcoMMoDATIoN.oLD
IL South Ferry Terminus -Trans leave at 7f5 A. NJ an.
s:H ~ for Grecnport; Has spd.4 ZIP ~ i9r ~
oUDu; 748 II 46 A. M aud 3:l5 Ala 145 L. yicmP
: 1l11d; hourly for Jamaica from Is A. n 70 6:A5P M
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Corpmencna Thursday, MAY g. 1867
FOR Albany, 10 30 E,prcss Nail Trsn ~ ,rom hswcnS
'-'A JOHN lVRcHif lsssAas sapsrassndeAA
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} UssELL W. wEsTcOrT, AUCTIONEER.
u AUCTION NOTICE,
Large sale of over $1,000 worth of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
bcttv

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
At l52 West Twenty ft street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
This day Frday at osock every article in the house
will be peremptoy sod consisting of elegant solid
wood Pror Suits IN brocate magnificent Pianoforte rich
Mirrors Etageres Centre and Pier Tables Manei Vases
and Ornaments with complete and valuable assortment Of
Falor Chamber Dining Room aud Library Furniture rich
Cut Gl,ss French China and Silver Ware, fine Beds and
Bedding, &c Cstaogi gics at house.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
~ EINfs A NY IAIfAErIlI.n

U ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
This day, at ii D cock, l4 Broadway very arer stock
of irst class city made Furniture by catalogue vz:Parlcr
Suits kinds Library and Dining Room Suits
perb Chamber Furniture suite and in parcels;
rosewood Secretaries, Canerburirs Eagercs Arnoirea
gls,e, double Warlrobes Bullets. Extension Dining
Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Centre Tables Library and
Secretary Booascs Tales Chairs &c. For particulars
see catalogues at sale.
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY S. 4 j. BOGARY.
- Saturday June 28 at 10Y O'Clock at the auction rooms
No North William street. Household Furniture consisting
II rosewood and oak lawyers Library Bookcases about
200 volumes Books Brussels Carrots Lace Curtains Dress
ing Bureaus Washsans Tables Chairs Mirrors Oil Paint
ings Bedstcads, Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Furniture.
Counter Show Case, Fancy Atces Gas Chandelier &c.
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HENRY WOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WOOD 4
IL CO., No. rs Nassau ct, will continue this day
tFriay) slola O'Clock sales Of Champagne wnc Bran
dies Gin bourbon Whskey B,any Cherries Pickles Sc.
gars To5a Cream Tartar Spices &c. removed for COM
veaicnc Il SAL.
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A NJ. MERWIN AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS. MERWIN 4 CO., Irving Buildings, 59i

A DMINISTRATOR'S sAIE.-JOHN. II. BURLEY,
"A Auctioneer will sell Saturday at O'Clock, ut A.
Canal street. Bay Horse six old sound and kind
one Buggy Wagon one Sleigh one Hose and Pipe and one
hold Furniture, Carpets Bedding. 6c BY order Of WM
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FROM BANKS, COLUMN

INV MAEERT, Va, April 2i-Yes;erday The
Ohio cavalry recOrnoItred the GotdonsyilIe road
ten miles beyond Harrisburg, at which poin,
they took two OF Ashby's cavalry snd one inI sntry
man prisoners, together with several horses
Jackson Is reported 10 be resting near Swift
Run Gap on the Blue Ridge, with Ashby's real
guard on the Shenandoah. The cavalry came In
sight of Cub Run, where a rebel picker was sta.
toned, who had placed combustibles under the
bridge to burn II IN our approach.
no doubt exists that JackSon has been rein.
forced since his stampede from Harrisburg,
but 10 what extent IL not certainly known
portion OF Ewell's brigade Joined him day or
two ago.
Before orr advance 10 WoodStocE there Were
three to i've Thousand rebel troops In aud around
StauntOni but their present location is not known
large IRE wss seen last night from Harrison
burg, which is thought TO have been lie burning
Of the bridge over Cub Run.
Ii is painful TO witness the creduiity OF the in
habitan = OF the rural districts which we have
occupied The most ridiculous Hbsu!diues re-
garding the appearance and barbarous character.
istics OF the Yankees find ready believers n 9th
erwie Intelligent female circles For instance
II 10 supposed that our troops wear natural or art.
ifcial horns, and gore the wounded on the battle
Held that we show no quarter, and even burn
women and children at the stake, drinking the
warm blood Of their msle relatives and friends
IL IL unnecessary to add that our presence changes
the View TO a considerable extent.
Luray has been visited by strong Union force
who found no signs Of any enemy In that section
In short, the whole OF the Shenandoah valley is
now permanently freed from the myrmidOns OF
Ashby and Jackson, In any considerable force
Lieut. Warren Thompson, OF the l2th Massa-
chusetts, has been appointed Ordnance officer,
and Lieut.. VIM J. Augustine, 2gth PeunsYlya-
MIA, Ordnance oricer OF the ls Division.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xXxvII,h CONGR Ess-Seesnd session.
THURSDAY, May 1.

THURSDAY, May i.
SKNATE.-Mr. Howard presented petitions In
favor Of general bankrupt act.
Mr.. Wright presented a memorial OF John
Brock Offering TO build city railroad In Wash
ington In sixty days, and pay $40 600 annually to
the city for the privileges also, other petitions for
a bankrupt law.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution ,nquiring wheth-
er one Frederick Emory, who murdered Mr..
Phillips in Leavenworth, Kansas, In 1855 OF so,
has been appointed to any place In the department
Of Kansas; laid over.
MIR. Davis offered q resolution declaring that the
war should be vigorously prosecuted and contin-
ued to compel obedience TO the constitution and
laws within Every State aud Territory by all citi
1ens and residents thereof and for no further end
whatever; laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the pending resolu.
ton, whether any further Legislation Is necessary
70 prevent fodiers and officers from returning fu.
gitives from labor, was taken up.
Mr. Sumner addressed the Senate at length In
favor oft
Housx.-Mr. Blair Of No., called up the bill
authorizing the appointment Of board Of fortif-
cations for seacoast and harbor defences and for
other purposes. .-
Mr. stevens moved to postpone Its con,idera.
uon until Tuesday week. carried.
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The CAPTURE OF NRw ORLKANs.-The news
Of the capture OF New Orleans il at length con
frmed, and just one year ago next Friday the
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin was specuiat.
ing upon calculations made In the loyal States for
this very event. Speaking of the prspara ioa,
necessary before the Government could reasserl
its authority there, the Bulletin averred that:
This Tremendous force Of annihiIators viii
commencsfts march when every regulate ia pre-
pared and supplied. As this cannot BE aei ons-
pshsd for SsrsTal years TO CONS there Is no neces
sity for US TO make immediate preparations fol
the reception Of Lincoln's big army = y y
Their ridiculous schemes Of our subjug on
show conclusively that they are thoroughly
alarmed and psnlc-str!ken. We Of the South car
successfully resist an invasion from million OF
Sgeh Grace n icrs schSS.n
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LOCAL NEWS.

NorIcB-Mr. A. W Burns, The managing agent
OF the Stars circulation IN Georgetown, VIII
hereafter slso oct a. the Stss's advertising agent
there. Any Georgetown advertisements left st
Dr. 6 b. Bernsrd's ., corner Of High and Bridge
streets, or with g. Crandeu, No. l2s Bridge
street, viii meet with prompt attention. h q
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FuNBRAL.-St. Josephs Society Tuesiisy after-
noon attended tie funeral of their brother,
Freeman. The remains Were Inferred IA -
MarY's (GermaaD Cemetery, where the services CT
the Catholic Church were conducted BIZ Rev
Father Alig.
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BOARDING..

street, between 8 and H. Meal hours. q AID
O'clock el 80 ly
pUAnDiNG.-Gealls with or without their
pleasure, vail hnd superior accommodations 81 one
haif Bo.e Iliees,I in the most desirable looahop,
and all tbs public Plsces Of interest PcIs snent
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CENTRAL GUkRpHoUsE CAEEs-Barnsrd CIR
ran, drunk and disorderly; Elizabeth Johnsoa,
drunk; wOrbhouse 81 days each. Sibley Jarvi
Charles Nation, druaK; 81 9i each-by Justice
Thompson. Edward Neal, coloFed, attempt Al
rape; JaiI--by Justice CLARK
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aAvY YARD.

The French fri2ste Gassendi left the yard this
morning at six O'Clock
large number Of schopners have IsteR ar
rived with coal, and are dischsrging their car
goes.
The Jacob Bell has had her old boiler taken
out, to make place for a new one.
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FORMS Persons desiring authorized blsnk
forms under the enamel patton act can obtain them
at Morrison's, ai0 Pennsylvania avenue. See sd
vertisement
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STARTLING Bur TRuB.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, scuryy, Wounds
and Cholera. Many gallant fellow win leave
his bones 10 bleach, who by the aid Of Hollo-
ways Pills Ointment, would have returned
to bis family strong and healthy. Soldiers try
them Only Is cents per Box OF Pot. 226.
ALL PRISONS can End the best stock Of Cloth
Ing; Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Gaps,
It Smiths, No. 40 Seventh O., near r. 70 25-3m
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CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DIE
Is unrivaled In the world.

CEIsTAD0Ko's EXCELSIOR DfK
Is unrivaled In the world.
No other Dye has been analyzed.
No other Dye produces such faultless co!Ors.
No other Dye can be applied 90 rapidly.
No other Dye 10 so lasting In It's effects.
No other Dye improves the texture OF the hair.
IL has been
Asa!y1sd By DR.. ChiItoa,
Chemist to the Croton Water Board Of New York,
and certified by him to be az harmless as Croton
Water. His certificate may be seen at the sstab
ishment Of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. CERIsTADoRo, 8 Astor
Housei New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by al Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 so, and 90 per box, sccording to
size. No 2.
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PsRsOSLL.-Lt Col. J. J. Mooney ana Cabt
h. HsPingtou, Of the army near Yorktown, az
rived u K!rkwoods' this morning.
Gen. 6. ID. Bsyard, OF Pa; Judge a. r.. Davies
and Prof. Charles Davies, 81. J. Raymond ana
wife, Of New York; Capt. Rouse, b. A. Canada ;
ard Gen. Z. +. Buc bingham, OF Ohio, are al
Willards'
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DIED.

On the morning Of the L.! instant. at Q O'Clock.
ssr q an'cs q iAr,: ss};, e Of the
Her friends and the fnsnde q The anal, are an
vitsd 90 sttsnd hef funeral, 70 m1frov tFIldsyD
atsfno2n, % o'olook, from The re.iasnoe Of Capt,
WI Ferguson. 6eorgia avenue. between ID and
9TH streets esat tBalto. psssfs oosy)
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HORSES f3 q . MI 5:..r,,s... ~
g. S;,i q !: ;;l.s ''sis ]: ;.::.' IN
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PERSONS troubled with Corns, Bunions, etc -,
cannot do better than 20 call upon the we'll
known chiroPodist, DR.. w bite, Room No. 7, No.
DO Pennsylvania avenue. ito
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BE- suRE to pay a visit to the Peoples Dolla
Store, 438 Penn. ay. near Four-and a half street
to see the splendid stock of jewelry and plate6
ware there offered for only one dollar mal-3tA
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The LADY READERS OF the Star will please
notice the Want column of to-day, for the new
Stamping Depot on Seventh street. The pro-
prietOr 10 determined TO please you, both In price
and workmanship. Give him a call. ma I-3i*
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ANY PxRsos wishing 70 procure loan of few
Ing at 458 Eleventh ST., between and II. apl4
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CRIsrIpoRo,s H.IR PzEsxRyAr,y

CRIsTADoRo's HAIR P2EsERvATIVR,
10 invaluable with his Dye, a. It imparu the ut
most sOftness, the most beautiful gloa, and great
vitality TO the hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
o size. ap 2-eolm
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BE-! Bj :!.s A.s alshs 1ssf s;:a
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of 13x street J
EhOoners Lydia A Hewler, Wheeler, Baltimore,
with 70, 900 feet Of lumber for A Coyle Bro !;
levin, Livingston, Salisbury, with lumber and
shingles for VIM. Mclean; Oceola, wheatlev,
Philadelphia, with cargo Of coal for c. M.
Keys; T. G. Worrell, Hubbard, Havre-de- 6tace,
with lumber and coal consigned 10 r l.. BlItz,
who will please come forward and receive the
ame
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LYoN,s MAGNETIC INsscr POWDER.

LYoS's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and eIterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fless, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of E Lyon, aad !, NOT poisosoxs 10 persons
or domestic ANNALS. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills ali insects in q trice,
Lyons Pills are death TO rats and mice
Sold everywhere. d. BARsRs,
may I-eo3m 2O2 Broadway, New York.
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EIHBITIoN NAY BALL II Prof Barnes win
give grand dancing Exhibition Of the pupils Of
night Of Tuesday, May 6 and the ball continued
during the night
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SEVENTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEET
ING We are requested by the unconditional
Union men OF the Seventh Ward, to Invite all
true Union men TO attend their meeting on to-
morrow evening. Democrats, Wings, Ameri-
cans, Republicans, all are invited TO come who
will sink party and labor for the single purpose
Of preserving the integrity Of the Constitution Ct
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ATE LOCAL NEWS.

ATTEMPT AT n SFR Last night, Pairolu,.a
Beavers aud strong Vrestes Edw'd Neal, coI.
ored, fer attempting to eHmmlt a rape upon Mrs
Elizabeth Evans, and carr ed him % the central
station where be had , hearIpg before Justice
CA'k, acting for Justice Tboufoson, VIE vas
Otherwise ~ tally engaged. The testimony WA
ihat OF Mrs Evans and her husband, nom which
II appeared that Neal 10 In their employ a q
house servant. Several nights ago, Will, Mr.
ana Mrs. Evans were ssleep ia bed some one
entered the room sad swOke her by running bis
body. she aroused her husband and tod him
some body was In the room, and noe ntioned whsi
had occurred. He jumped out OF he'd and got a
pl'ioi and light, and searched the hou,e, but
Iound no one and her husband persuaded ael
that she lad been dreaming Last night she tod
Neal tbat he might 20 90 bed, bat be did no, go
she retired 70 her chsmber, and had been In bed
about ten minutes when Neal entered the tooua
and threw himself on the bed aud mt de knowa
bis purpose. Mrs. Evans iInpsd out OF bed,
ard alArmtd her father, aud they had Neal se-
cured. Justice Clark committed him 10 isiI In
default Of bail foT couFt, but he was subsequent
" released upon giving security IA 500 for h!I
appearance at court. Neal Is about seventeen
years Of age.
The DLLTTMoSs ANNUAL CONFERENCES Of tie
African NJ E. Church adjourned thIs morning
the appointments:
Washington City, ID. Israel Church, Henry
NJ Turner Union Bethel, James A. Handy; Is
Street Chapel, q. +. Turner. Georgetown
o. Rhods Baltimore CITY, Md-Bst6el Church,
=. w. Wayman; EbenezeF, J. VI. Brown; lnion
Bethel, d. Smith. Frederick CIy, W. n. Wa
ters hsgerstown, D. DAVIS; Cumberland, q. l.
Hammond; Hancock, X. Hail; Rll.coUs Mills,
}. Herbert; Long Green, VIM. Ii. Williams.
Washington CNuuty, Daniel RIdout; Port De
pcsit, ID. w. Moore; hsvre-de-Grace, William
IL Hopkins; Easton, W. II Russell Frederick
Mission, J. Nichclsoa. PernyyIyania-Lewis.
town, Alexander Johnson; Hu!iidSysbnrg, ,. r
Hsnyi Carlisle, X. + Gibbs. Dsi.wRrs-wl-
mington, NJ r, Sluby; Smyrna, X Waym1n.
Camden, y p ByaFd Frederick Geo s Hover,
LewistOwn, Isasc J. Pindsll; Laurel, Go be sup.
piled william ii. &. Hunter Ia transferred "
the Ohio Conference. To- preach the pext annual
sermon, David smith
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
FoUND-A PoRTEMoNNAiE containing
oy asisG,oins it and PiJns for this advertisement
S. sssWkRDss ss az e ;,S q, eS 'le
1oaas S e, bscs .sa m.1t.d Isl
she is sfsaih.so me- 50 syibS sI Is.ls
mis-. ~ Garrison street, Nav Yard.
nisTaIoT OF COLUMBIA, ,tw.sHiserON
,ssr. SS0 W.T. Kains, ds5 Psf x
ssd m,do oath. IN due form Of isv, tks. on ~
II Il s pss..sa ss &c and
sns upon ms snelosnres In the city OF We,hint
a0ps eS's
nsve him BY pravrs properly and paying the legal
size. upse, my hand and seal this s4th day Of
N IN. John H. JoHNsoN,J
FoggND Came to my premises o., o. Monday. Ism
e. "a s:::
b.tveen ~ and 9Th sts .Isls1d. ap so-2t'
STRAYED FROM THE OWNERS ON
- Setsrdsy, Apnl 26th, 3 large dark brin- aqeJy2
Any one rs.urnlns her to No III south
ifTs., s!a and 10TH on the i.ssS yin
J'AyEN, on tn. 2sth install, Isupsossd to have
birh. about Years ia. with scvernmen, IN
condemned marx upon him. THIS owner Is "a
notified to some forward. prove property, pay
So. b: w. FERsUsoY, Up,
S50sE%AsRsTfct IS g oh sF6d x e.
yz: Sunbur, Erie Railroad SCRIP. 81 o. steu
TsS k.4Hsa soos
Papers Of no value except TO rag ow aer, By leav-
:. ss VT ras s .
no questions asked. apo 81
- CIRQUE. on Rings & Co, drawn by Philo
her by Gf-zuoned asains. recelving OF hesocistinE
payment having L6 5ifR the
SS REWhRRDE,str.ysd or stol en-, q small cor
t SDC re, re- HORSE. four white feet long O.
Suppo.ed 20 have been stolen on SATURDAY Gso
nisht, .G!h instsnt. from the front Ct Cit, Hall.
ne s6Cys reward viii lie paid for h:s return u
JOHN GRINDER, corner of lss and streets
$40 REWARD win be gwen for the safe
talon SI on Wednssday. April 23i. o. 10 thsEA
s in nm osI bay S.it.
Both nor. were fat and well gfoomed. will give
go reward for either of thsm
CHARLES G. HILL.
,Oliugtun Post Once,
ap 26-lw' Prince Georges county. Nd.
CSO REWARD-For this apprehension land
1CU delivery to me At Blad sDs burg, Mary -
land, or secured in any Jail II Mary land, so e2x
thsr get him,) Of NE6hD MAN, Sylvester a
I.yles, late the properly of henry III. War ~
Iinf, deceased, of Prince Georges oounty,A.
Md. sylvester il OF copper comp sIion; Of stout
st.tus about feet hgh; and OF pleasing oounte-
i-gt n city, and is no doubt lurking In that place
or lts viciuity.
taken. DI0kYSIUS SHERlFF,
1pl5-Imr Extr of III, H. Warrint denaassd
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are obliged 10 purckale the above named goods
TO embrace the present opportunity as Mr. H. A
Hall intends to ma Re achange In bis business
and will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity to supply themselves For
shoes and Sandals for 50 cents per pair, and La
dies Overs and Sandals for 60 cents per pair In.
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
Ian article that no family should be w.thout)
only SO cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
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COINS, xrc.-All persons AFFLICTED with Corns
whether hard or soft 4; and all afflicted with
Bunions, Callosines, club and ingrowing toe
nails, may and great relief and be satisfactorily
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