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EHkNcIPLrIoECoNNIssroN Petitte,s ALA
since last report Jas l.. Csssin 2slsves-lsr-
riet and Catharinc Thomas Barbra AIlpott- \
:iave.Geo johnson. Francis hohus, 4 slave
nary MsiIon. J. w haumy, 3 slaves-Msria,
John and George Harriet X. Marshall slaves-
Rezin and Nancy CAN'T. Leonard Harbaugb,s
slaves-Henry Diegs, sarah, JulianA and Rose
Trout. Geo. =. Ktaft, l Esve-Lucinds Word
Joseph e Pearson, 2 slaves-EmiIy and Jenny
Clarke. Verlinda NJ. Wells, 2 slaves-w, nj
Harrison and Isaac Kepler. VIM. n. Birch, 4
aave-Lucy Honesty. Jas. II. shreve, sdminis-
traitor, slsves-Caroline and Geo Graysou ana
Lab Smith. WOOlford Stone, Q slay,s-Bsrney
and George Clarke. Henry Naylor, Is sIaves-
Ghas. Young, Jas. Chloe, Stephen, sarah, 4 Ian.
Wtnney, Maria and Jos. Dixon, William Tanly.
Bell Wood, Clara Merris, Frank sam, Dick ard
John W ilnsms, Mary Digs and KITTY West.
Jane vigel, Sally, Atine and John wsshington.
arina A. Linton, slsves-Charlotts and Geo.
add, Henry and Francis Geary, Camilla, Cor
nelia, George and Alice Jones Leonard 81. Will
llama, slaves-Charlotte, Nancy and John.
Jas r Essex, slaves-AbrahAm Gibson, Sarah
and John M. Ward. william d. Robsrtson L
slave-Lewis Cammsl.
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NOrIcE.-Do your duty to
yourselves, protect your health, use II olloway's
Pills and Ointment For Wounds Sores, Bowel
Complaints and Fevers, they are a perfect safe
guard Full directions how to use them with
every box. Only IS cents. 2IO
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DIED.

On tbs nth instant, ELIZABETH, daughter Of
Thomas and Elixab tn LIltleton, ag ed 6months
and dag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

The CRIMINAL Court reassembled this morn
ing at IL O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment Ehe
grand jury was called and swern In.
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FOR YORK AND PAMUNlY RIVERS, VA

The fast Schooner LOOKOUT, of 100 tons,
VIII receive freight ard passengers for al ~
lanolpSs On sbose named rivers, Thu sd yZTSS
morning. 18th Instant. Enquire on baard
at wharf foot Of 9Th stree, CAPT. CRIVEEaL
or J. VAN RESWIcR. owner. jsl6 81
Tor SALE-A SAIL BOAE, q feet log, s
L fest inches bes N. will be sold iov 10 "a
cash. Inquire Of =. w KNOX. 500 sew ~
eLth street east, or Ct l.. A. DELLWI6'S S<sz9
6rOce-y Store lie Is-s,s
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsRs.-BsTors Justice
Walter James F Flanagan, disorderly; dismissed.
Mary Walker, drunk and disorderlv; dnsd 80 so.
John Hill, cold, assault on Louisa Greeni fined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

WASHINGTON, May %, 1862.
This IL TO certify that DIR. Tum5lety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consum ption.
X. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HRRB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or illness without re-
ceiying any information from them.
No charge for COasulfdtios or Adries.
Ofice, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner eth street je 2.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

The S.mats Of the United States of America,
as the Court Of Impsachmsnts, SITTING ON
the case of West II. Humphreys, Judge of
the District Court ofhs United States for
the ssvsraI Districts Of the State of Ten
nsSSss.
MONDAY, JuNEs, 1852.
ORDERED, That thIs high Cours of Impeach-
ment stands adj 1urn.d til the 26th day Of June,
instant, at twelve O'Clock meridian; and, as the
SAID West n. Humphreys has failed TO make his
aPpea ance 70 g. sver the said articles of mees oh
mant. thos gh duly summoned, II further Tered
fhst proclamation for HE that day be
made bJ publishing tails order in the Ma tionsl In
tengenoers National RepubhoAn, and Evening
star newspapers printed In the CITY of Wa,hins-
on Tor 81 east ten days, nooesstely, b,fore said
zstn dsy OF June, Instant. and in the Nashville
UNION nswsSARer printed In the city Of Nashville.
In the Stale OF Tennessee At least Eve several DAYS
before said 9sth day OF June, instant.
-iell-lo. seoiSet.Try, Of tie senate.
CHE6ARAY INSTIrUIE,
" FOR YOUNG LADIES.
, 1897 and 1899 siruos st. Philsde ph,a
The reg ular course of instr uoton embraces the
EnglIsh and French kanyuages and Literature
Latin If reg ured, and sll the branches which oOn-
stitute Thorough English and French eduoatIon
FRENCH is the language of the family. and is CON
stanty spoken In the Institute It is the object of
particular attention, and II taught from the rudi
monts 70 tbs highest course OF literature and COM
PORTION The scholastic ear commences Septem-
per 18th and closes July lst CircpIars, 90, can
be obtained from Madams DHERVILLY, Prin
n MI ha.A Inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

AT special meeting Of tine Columbia Engine
company, No l, held In their hall on Tuesday
evening, June 17th. 1852, the following gentle
men were elected as delegates to represent the
Company in the Flremen's Convention for the
purpose Of orgeniziig Fire Department for this
city: Messrs John Peabody, Thomas II Rob
inson, Andrew p. McKenRa. 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

PERRY q BRO,
je Is s. Pa avenue and Ninth st. eet.
NAPOLtON'S MsXtMs OF WAR;sl,
~ U. Infantry nd Rife TactIes7 " authori-
DUN .id's school of the Brigade and Evoutions Of
the Line; Is,
Mspus of ssrgst Praoti4e 80,
Care g CaElosities Of War; London; els,
Marshall on Enlistilg, Peusioninr, and DIrcha.g-
ing of Soldiers London S275,
HlstealoA sketoh OF the Art Of War London
Ms6xn's Field PortifoA 81,
Dusre's MsnuHl Tor Engineer Troops; 20.
Manual Tor Non Com ulssiored Ofiosrs; 81,
The Great Battios OF the British Army London;
je1f FRANCR TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS OF Washington 10
the Dollar Store, (i33 Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street, where are displayed an immense as
sortment Of Jewelrv and Silver plated Ware, all
for one dollar. Take look at it. jeI6-6t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

Music AT TIE WEsT Exp.-h,. Editor Co
inciding, as I do, IN the eminent propriety Of
dapensing with all assemblages Of q gay or
huaslous character about the Presidents HOUSE,
on account Of the recent bereavement therein,
permit one to suggest to the Con missioner Of
Public Grounds, the Secretary Of the Navy, OF
whoevpr has authority In the matter, the con-
Alteration Of having the Marine Band I'll We their
"Wednesday % Saturday perform anee In some
=. ser locality IN the western portion OF the city
n a. peat trea. 70 nall and large children and
4. greatly enjoyei. I would suggest Lafayette
edSsre the Circle, or some Of the angles; but
n5r,.. l.t N have the music occasionally In that
pnsrte, PuRE DzLIsHf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

FoR THE LApIRs.-Our " readers will find
something worthy their special attention in the
advert seInent Of stamping done upon all kinds
Of goods a. 2S0k Seventh street, between l. and
M. We have seen some specimens of the work
done at this establishment, and they are as beau
tiful as they are cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

DEAFNESS Persons suffering from
either, should apply without delay at DR. Won
Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute,
227 Pennsylvania avenue. lie 17-5t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

on FRESn PEACHES!
w DOZEN, in Spound sans, for saIs ~
Z. FENNEP,
346 ID street, near HsIth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

Por aqua CRKxx AND PIxEY PoNr "A
sta ner lea YES Sixth street wharf daily al m;
rs.arning, leaves Aqua Greek at p. m: This
arrange ment presents fne shipping facilities to
ba.aess men, and gives pleasure -sseken sn op.
portznity Of enjoying sail on the beautiful Pc.
tomsc a well a. the invigorating air and sea.
bathing at PiaeY Point, and the salt water luxu.
rlss spfesd upon Harveys table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

sEcoHD WLRp Sl'tTlos JEslies
CIark-David Grinith, dronk, turned over 70
the military. Frank Bell, lighting; fned % o.
Brian shesy, do /; 6ned % 6Nsii Mullen, viola
q ag tbs hack reenlatioas; fned o.. Jho Boland,
draak; disnissed- Ben Ringgold. dlsorderly;
Aaed % Thomas Hines, dol tnee e. Mayo
go o. Mary A. Jackson, Sighting; do. ss %
Eaw Wilson, drunk; do. 81 %. John Foley,
do; turned over 20 the military. James Collins,
dunk: anef oil 50. James Washington, disor.
derry, do 40. q. Leonard Bailey, do; do ~.
Samuel PARIS, do; do. q.
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PorzrE WAlp STATION CAsEs-BQTs Jts-
sies Rslsg. -Wm, rsansn, drunk and ssssuls
eRed e75e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

!PousD-On Friday night Mr.. Antonia eousi
so,yd n Growers Thsatef pocket book contain-
IL ..,ne tea or twelve dollars and some valuable
pass<, for which, aftsf considerable trouble, he
sucossded In fnding the rig hiful owner, who
vas o soldier, 20 whom ne returned IL, aftef ne
hAa psessd his ownership, declining conPenss.
elOR. -. -. wze
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STRAYED OR STnLEN-From the subscriber
- on the mig II Of tie or Of June, duE ea-erlA
red JOW. with croote ed horns; white IN GAx~
der the bsly; tail halt white; small white{Eaxx5sa-
spot in her orchead, nnd VIII Itt eanD boof;
had piece o. ops around her Deok whsn she vent
away. Any peFs who Sill de liver her 10 All
EaED RICHARDS, on Nev Jerse, avenue, n ar
the eastern terminus of tho canal will reoeIve Eve
dol ars. je is ST.
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BANK .NOTEs WANTED,
y ID. HUrcHINsoN 4 CO.,
BANKsRS,
474 Fourteenth slreet,

NOTICE TO THE MEDICAL STAFF OF
~ the srmy, to CoDvalososnt Ofosrs and
Soldiers. aad the public generally.
DR.. l.. Al; CAN, Who. for the past ye.r HIS
beea charged with tbs administration Of Vapor
Baths, and electricity, in tbs Government Military
Hospitals and Camps, beEs leave 20 announce the {
rs contIns 50 TO administer V6oOr Baths, sulphur,
Electro chemical. ard A'OnatIc. AlsO Electrcs
Applicatlons In every form az his Rooms, no 209
T street between nth and 18Th, near TIE Navy De-
p.rtment.
u rope, By the Medical Faculty, as tbs most
eRsctusl remedy for ShsumaIlsm, and diseases
generated by the absorh'Ion OF sToury. snd other
Metallic MedieIuas-r hronio Gods, lnflsmstory
Goat, ever ADD DEBILITY, Affections from Para
Isis, Uterine LumbH:G a ETuptiys Disosses
Of the SKIN. Their sIicaoT II ali stiffness OF tbs
hmNs. p odu1Ad By vCuads, or exposure. has beSn
most Thoroughly 'ested IN the Hosp u 9 ana Camps
dBring the East year, ss the teeth onisle In the
possession OF Or. A from distIr guished Nj ediosl
s1d Lie Omcers OF tue rmy VINO have witnessed
or bssu the subj sets of hs trestmeht, will Abua-
dsntlF shoF. Or. AlcAn has complete App.rs Us
necessary IoT tas edministrauon or Baihs and
Eee niefty in evsry form. a. his no ms, or st TIE
residences Of the patients, ss they nav desire He
vii! also give his sttsndsnos ~ tho Military Hos
pitfalls and % the Camps. je 'S-S.f
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GE REWARD-S'rsre ed or sto eu from the farm
cD'I Of Mr. Riohkrd Butt. n the 7 n stree -
road, on FRIDAY night, hA 9Th of June, ~
oaTk BAY HORSk, left hind foot white, zz-<a
marks of tbs gear on him, years old and sbout 1s
hands high. Any information which may lead to
hls recovery or his delivery to MIR. Richard Butt
Or T. subAorI 5sT, viii receive ,he above reward.
CHARLES Il. BEALLE.
js 1857 pIscatavay, Prince eorgs's Co Md,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

CouRTRsIKs EXTENDED The pastor, (Rev
Mr.. Hurst,) trustees and stewards Of Foundry
Chapel (MethodiIt EpiscopaD have unanimously
profered the use OF that church to the congrega-
ton Of Epiphany Church (EPiscopsD for Sun
day afternoon, and a proporTionate share OF the
week, for services while the latter building 10 &C.
cupied by Government as q hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

CO z REWhRD-FOr the apprenspslon and de-
- I'D livery TO me, ct the village of Bla AZ
densDurs, Prinoe Georges county, Md, of GE
property or II II. W airing. deceased, of the ~
county and state aforesaid. Abort il very.L-
light yellow; Of stout statue; grum oountonance
when spoken to; and about feet l9 II inches IN
hight tie 10 well known in Washington and Ia
no doubt lurking in tuat place or its vloinItJ will
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DlONYSIUS SHERIFF,
EXT Of fl II. Warning,
THE Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro Ga
este cOey until forbid and charge the advertiser.
isS Inns
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TIE UNION CHAPRS TBNDERED TO THE Gov
ERSMENT Hon Edrin NJ. Sfaafos, Secretary
of War: Sir: have the hocor respectfully to en-
close letter Of the Chairman Of the Board OF
Trustees OF our church, tendering the use OF their
place Of worship for hos pitsl purposes
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obsdIent servant, HOBART BERRIAs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

E'OR RENT-A largo and comfortable BRICK
Il ROUSE. situa ed in Bridge street, George
town, ID. g formerly ocoup ed by Mayor Add II,
hav pg water and tss throughout the house, AMI
srtua.ed Immediately o. the line Of the Washing
ton and 6sOr. etown Railroad. To permanent
teEant IL ete3t Will BE- made moderate. Persons
vspting large and chesp house, VIZ please sx
ami q the PrsrnISes : 51ly 20 ", n. CItACEET,
at VIM. SINISTER L Co, DRY Good : tore, Pa.
ayenue, bet TN aud al h streets. sl3 IL
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g SREWARD-Str.yed or stolss. OF l4th INST,
.D.I light bay MAKE. about Il or Is haLds high,
VITA W tie star in forehead, and " hite stripe down
The sd and rrns eff 81 the left nostriI, ard
large hume on ,he baok from the 6Sdde; looks liz
she 10 with at epeae cut of o. TO bO from col
lar will give the above re z ard IT tur ed to me,
No. % ONO avenue bstwse i4Ih snd Is cts.
is 1857 CHARLES LEHMAN,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

AN ELEGANT FURNIsHED ROOM, with
n Board for = gentleman and lady or for two gen
temen, in g pleasant and healie nj location, may
be obt,IT ed By addressing r., 81 tho Stsr Offoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

LION RE<T-4 new thfes-story BrIck HUUsE,
u furnished, containing httet9 rooms, SUP lied
with vator aud gas, And p sssssctly situat hear
IN. avenue Possession given the ass OF the mon h..
INQUIRE a. this oAce. eli 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

II EATHER! LEATHER .
IL kEA7HRRm
CHEAP FOR CASH.
10 sides prime Red do do
CASE Of French Cali Skius. Jules odat,
American CO Skins, X ps and Upper Leather,
900 sides OF HArnes. ana Bride Leather
Fair Skirtlng, Birdie and Shoe Stirling:
Lsstirxs, LinInss and Bi1dinEs,
Rookbinders' Leetner and shoe Findings, &o.
T. G. FORD, CurrIer, $50 7th ST.,
tel7 it near Patent OIioe
PERSONS IN BLACK
fabrics In Mourning Dry 6oeds, at remarkably low
price, marked IN PHI sEGras
PERRY BROTHER,
je IL ct Pa. avenue And 9th &C,
SQuIHERN HANK ND kEsa WANTEn
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u from this oty and ons mile Tlom ReltsVills,
Md. will exchange for properly in the olty AID
DIRE d. HOOD, S3S Pa. avenue. 10 IL 6tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18

EOR SALE-l09 Barrels Puro RYE WHISKY,
IL lots TO suit purchasers. Apply corner q
and Ninth stree.
10 9Iws ID. O'NEHIL. ACT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-23
The Negro solaiers a Faiiure.

A Port Royal correspondent Of the New
York Herald writes as follows in reference to
the arming of the negroes:
The enlisting Of negroes as soldiers, with
the pay and rations Of volunteers, is going on
in this district with no great success. A conn
Yany OF contrabands was formed here three
or Tour weeks since, and numbered at one
tmei when the intensity aud zeal of the GIN
noeents eliminated, nearly one hundred and
NIFTY men. Since then the contrabands cour
age, like that Of Bob Acres, has oo2ed out Of
Their fingers ends, and the companv conld
scarcely turn out corporars guard The
eohtrabands have no heart for the business
When they reflect upon the possibility Of being
punctured by cold steel, or perforated by bull
ies' with the additional risk Of shutting of
,nls mortal coil through the simple and expe-
dltous and OF hangmans moose and their
fears, which increase in the same ratio that
they reflect and inwardly digest, are rapidly
changing their anxiety TO take up arms to
deep-seated disinclination TO place themselves
IN positions Of danger. They are fond Of tho
pomp aud circumstance of war, - but pre-
Ter to enjoy it under more favorable auspices
than those likely 10 be afforded them in thi.
department. So the experiment is not likely
toprove brilliant success. There are enounl
arms here now 10 arm all the contrabands il
the department; but it is exceedingly oues
uonable whether they will ever be placed il
their hands, But we shall see what we shat
see.
A call has been made in several regiment
for VOLUNTEER drill-masters. to undertake ID
instruction Of the contrabauds IN militar
duties. II has been responded TO by hume
GUS ambitious young men, and the supply
present seems likely to exceed the deman,
do not think, from all can gather, that Il
freed negroes arc DESTROYS Of military distn
ton; they do not "burnn so ardently as
had been led TO suppose for the honors and Il
glories Of war, but rather prefer easily an
lazily TO simmer" in the glaring sunlight
''sweltor" in the grateful shade They new
will make good soldiers. They have not IN
appreciation of the cause which would ner,
them 10 the dangers Of contest in the hcl
They have no confidence In themselves, n
are they fitted for the trust which the count
should and does now repose In its gallant a
mics. They like freedom better than SLAYER
because freedom here Is easier than SLAYER,
but they think very little more Of a Unit
man than they do Of Rebel Their ambiti,
Is 10 be clothed and fed, in return for whit
they do not care TO give any more Of the
labor than they are compelled 70. With 4
side that exacts the least and affords them 4
most they cast their lots and their fortune
As field hands and servants they may be Us
fully aud probably employed bu' for Il
men 70 fight our battles, win our victoria
aad put 10 flight the Rebel hosts now In arm
against the Union, the Constitution and Il
laws. We cannot look 70 the slsvchu,s Of Il
South
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-23
THOMAS RAWLINs, Ex'r
$50 Reuardi

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IA Bird instant, NEGRO WOMAN, NELLY,
who took with her child about IL months
old. Nelly is about SO years old, of medium
height, and Of dark copper color; she took
with her quantity Of clothing, none Of which
IS now recolleeted. She was seen in the neigh
6orhood ON the night my tobacco house was
fired, which was on the 5th instant
viii give S25 for the apprehension and de-
livery Of Nelly and child TO me, or secured in
jail so that get them again; and S25 for in
FORMATION that will lead TO the detection and
conviction Of the person Nelly excepted) who
fired my tobacco house.
oct ls-4t AL0YSIUS REID.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-23
GROCERIES! GROCERIES !!
AZ Our Expense.

A LII kinds OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN and REAL ESTATE advertised at our
own expense, and If sales arc made, a very
liberal per centage charged, by
S. A. MATLACK,
General Advertising Agent
mar II Rockville Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-23
THE SENTINEL.
The Emancipation Proclamation OF
General Hunter Repudiated.

In the Washington Star of Monday after
noon we find the following Proelamatlonifom
the President:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA. A PROCLAMATION
Whereas there appears in the public prints
what purports to be proclamation OF Major
General Hunter in the words and figures fol-
lowing, to wit:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE South, /
Hilton Head, S. c., May 8, 1862. !
General Orders, No. 1.-THE three States
of Georgia, Florida and South Carolina COM
prisng the military department of the South
having deliberately declared themselves no
longer under the protection of the United
States of America, and having taken up arms
against the said United States, it becomes a
military necessity to declare them under mar
tial law. This was accordingly done on
the 25th DAY of April 1862. Slavery aud
martial law in free country are altogether
Incompatible; the persons in these three
States-Georgia, Florida and South Carolina
heretofore held as slaves, are therefore de-
clared forever free.
TOficial1 DAVID HUNTER,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-05-23
Small Farms.

IF YOU WANT A SMALL FARM in Mont
gomery county, ut n reasonable price, all
that is necessary is 20 address
S. A.. MATLACK,
mar II Gen. Ad. Agent. Rockville.