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Affairs In Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, May Editor Star: We were
visited last evening by Gov Pierpoat and the
Hon. Mr.. Whaley, Of the House OF Representa-
tives, both Of whom addressed large and enthu-
siastic Union meeting at Lyseum Hall.
Gov. Pierpont delivered one Of the most DOW.
erful and convincing speeches have ever lis
tened to-one that should hardly think would
fail to convince any sane man Of the wickedness
Of this rebellion.
Secesh visited Washington yesterday and called
on the Governor. / am not aware of the object Of
their VISIT but tits supposed to have been In ref
erence to the license law, against which they
continue to rebel. hardly think they got much
satisfaction, for In his remarks last evening" he
laid II down pretty plain that, SO far as be was
concerned, they must comply with the law, and
that should any Of those gentlemen who refuse 10
take out license continue TO open their stores,
they nlESt Be closed for them.
Mr.. Whaley, being quite unwell, spoke only
for short time.
Col. Gregory, commanding this post, being
present, was called for. He responded In q few
patriotic and powerful remarks, which met with
hearty response from the audience, and closed
by saying that he had not LEFT his home for
making, but to aid the government in maintain
Ing Its authority all over the whole country, and
which he thought they would be able TO do In a
few months, when he would be enabled to return
to his home.
The band Of the 9Ith N. Y. Vols was present
and played several national airs. After the meet
ing was over they serenaded the Colonel and Gov.
Pierpont. OCCASIONAL
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How Our MEN WoRK IN THE TRENCHES
This is told by the Yorktown CORES pondent OF
the N. Y. World thus:
1t may be puzzle to many to conceive how
our men can throw up Notifications right in the
face and In plain sight Of the enemy without be-
Ing seriously disturbed by them. A brief descrip-
ton may be interesting, inasmuch az 1t cannot be
contraband, because the work IL done right under
the noses Of the rebels.
A working party 10 detailed for night duty;
with musket slung on their backs and shovels
and picks on their shoulders, they proceed to the
selected ground. The white tape marks the line
Of excavation the dark lanterns are "taced to
the Tear,'' the muskets are carefully laid aside;
the shovels are In hand, and each man silently
commences TO dig. Not word Is spoken; not
one spade clicks against another; each man frst
digs kole large enough to cover himself; he then
turns and digs to his right hand neighbor
Then the ditch deepens and widens, and parapet
rises Yet all 10 silent; the relief comes and the
weary ones retire; the words and jests Of the
enemy are often plainly heard; while no noise
from our men disturbs the stiffness save the
dull rattle Of the earth a. each spadefnll Is
thrown to the top at daylight long line of ear b.
works anJrding complete protection to our men.
greets the astonished syes OF the enemy, while
the sharp shooters bullets greet their ears Ere
quenuy this works. done In open daylight the
sharp-shooters and p.ckets keeping the enemy
from annoying our men.
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DESCRIPTION OF BATON RoUGz-Baton Rouge,
q city, capital Of the state of Louisiana, and seat
Of Justice of the parish OF East Baton Rouge, Is
situated on the Left or east bank Of the
one hundred aud twenty nine miles above New
Orleans IL stands on the frat bluff or high bank
which occurs in ascending the river. The bank
Is levsted about twenty-n We or thirty feet above
the highest oveffowing Baton Rouge has the
reputation Of being one OF the healtbiest towns In
the southern portion Of the Mississi ppi and the
valley. The esplanade In front Of the town repre-
sents delightful view Of the majestic Missisippi
and the rich tracts OF cultivation which line ia
banks Below Baton Rouge the broad and deem
river sweeps through plain which 10 occupied
by Iuxuriant plantations of sugar cane and
adorned by splendid villas and gardens and
graves Of tropical fruit trees. To protect these
from inundation q levee or embank kmens Of ear III
has been raised to the heigh Of six eig ht feet
The seat Of government was established here
IN 1917. Since that period the business Of the
place has become more active, and the value of
property has been greatly enhanced. IL contains
an elegant State House, situated Immediately on
the bank OF the river, Baton Rouge College four
Churches, an Arsenal and Barracks Of the United
States (which were seized and occupied by order
o. Governor Moore when the State seeded from
the UnIOn,l two newspaper Offices, and peniten-
tiarY- The State convention assembled al Baton
Rouge on the ith Of January, 1861, and on the
2S:h Of that month past an ordinance Of secession
GA the 3Oth the convention adiourned to meet at
New Orleans. The population Of the parish In
l>5J Rumbere ed 10 O46, Of whom $50 were slaves
AZ the last Presidential election the vote stood
thus: Bell, $50; Breckinridge, 49O; Douglas 1876;
plurality for Bell, ~.
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IL The late Goyernor-G General Of Canada, Sir
Edmund Head, hiss refused the GovernoTship Of
Bombay, AZ fl2 200, per annum, In conseq uence
OF the climate not being likelyto agree with Lady
Head.
IL O-Upwards Of three thousand applications
have been received from young woman wishing
ton.
" Six hundred and forty nine emigrants az
tived at New York during the past week, giving
atot9l Of $50 for the year.
" Minors under eighteen years, are, by re-
en- aet oI Ihe Ohio Legislature, prohibited fIom
PlaNnZ billiards 10 public sllo0as.
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III The Toronto Leader receives all iutelli
gence from the States Of Federal victories with
"considerable allowance" 1t very gravely states
that "General Fremont has left Kentucky and
taken his men TO joia the forces Of Buell., Grant
and Pope near Corinth." No papers this side of
the line have the news.
UrItaly, Austria, Greece and Turkey are still
agitated by political discussion, revolution and
"a actual war wsging between the Turks and
Montene9rins
u The Emperor Napoleon has directed hi.
Minister OF Marine to report the number Of
wooden vessels Of war which can be sheathed
with iron.
III The fruit crop In the West promises TO be
unusually large this year, and In the Eastern
States the prospects, are also favorable.
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News from Tennesxee

=. NASHVILLE, May 4-The Nashville Union of
the Sd contains a call, signed by one hundred
aud hfty influential citizens, assigning Monday
Tor a meeting to take measures to restore the
former relations OF Tennessee with the Federal
Union. 1..|'0-
NAsHvILLR, May 4--The citizens OF Pulaski
were disarmed to-day in consa9 uence Of render
Ing assistance to the rebel Colonel Morgan in
capturing Union train Of cars and interrupting
telegraPhic operations.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXvIIth cONGREss-sse.nd ss.,,.,.

SENATE After our report closed Yesterday
the homestead bill 5-s = -
The consideration Of the confscation bill was
resumed, and Mr. Howe addressed the senate.
aklns the view that the bin was unconstitutional
and yet be was In favor of confscating the pro.
peIty OF rebels IL IL could be done legally.
Mr.. Foster compared the several bills, after
which the Senate went into Executive session,
HousK.-After our report closed 1a5s
The consideration Of the Pacific Railroad bin
occupied the balance Of the day
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FOR CHILDREN
DIR. MeLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS

For LIrsr mptdiH;, BiAtOESNsSS, H,nfache. Er
rieTe has never beeE cqfhdFfic msjI an q r- I'd
to the p1b'Is maj hss gIyeR EUrn entire EsUslao-
tou as Mel LedH s Csissysol PiHs.
Beng enll y veg fetaO.e. tneF are pslfecty in
noosnt and can be takel tie mgSL tender tt.fut:
yet prompt and PovJT;ol II removing Al BiAcus
seoretlo9s, Acln or lm9nTe, Eetsd Nsttsf iorn to
stomach In fact, tfoT are iha Only lI!s thar
shOu bs CssG IN ma GraOUs n stTicts
They 2Todrco no GrpI~E, ,S!CEnes or Pam n z a
stomach or Boz els, though very active md searck-
ing IA theiT operations PrnmOiirE hsE. lBy =eors-
rIOEs Of lie Ii YER EEf R.dnsHs. w no vi tu5 y
from BIIlOusness, Hr6dscGs ard Foul Stomach
when 50 oGt ep a rsnie1y cal te OBtain-t, Re D
them o1Es'ant Oh taLc; sIuEe UoEe tske1 IN
season, may IT. .1ent hours, dGJE, AID months OF
slos nesE. AK For DT. J t. Moi,saE's U-iverzaI
Pllls Iake 20 othsr. kellG attd, they sre taste
less Price OILY g cent per box. GnI can be tenr
by mall to any part Cf the n te Sts'es.
J. II AcLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Go nsr fhIrd End Pine SITS. 81 i.ouis, No.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
DEPOT QUARrERMAsTKR's OFFICE,
Corner l9fh and G SfS,, WdShtrgtoS,

Corner lsth and g stS., WaShtnstos,
SEALED Proposals will be received At This 0fioe
until SATURDAY, The 10th day of May, at II O'Clock
Two THOUSAND HORSES, OF the following
descriptions VIZ:
For RCAvALRY.-(i.0O0J one thousand horses, from
n5l bfteHn TO (6) sixteen hands hisn, batween five
and sht years OF ags of dark oolors; well broken
to the saddle; oOmPsotlJ Dullt. and free from ali
Gefeots.
FoR ARTILLERY ,Oc0l one Thousand horses,
from ti5f) hteen ard one hlf 10 as sI1Ceen hsnos
ooors; free from all defects; oOmpActlJ built; wei
broken 20 harness, aud to weigh not less tGAn 100
pounds. -
Proposals must specify clearly whether the bid
mast both be bid for on the same sster.
II any bidder Tlshes 70 propose for both c.sssss
ecch Glass cOanps:s IN ,tSsLf, ard having no refsr
enGs TO .ny other propose! 6T me same P.rty.
the partners must appear or II Will not bs consid
Propcsss must be addressed to Col. d H. Ruck-
er, Qdsrterma.ter u. :. Array, Ws: mir gtou. d. g
Horses" N
The sbity cftbe bid1e TO fill the contract. should
respcnsible persons. whose ,ispsturss nust he ,n
pended 70 this guarantee.
The Ees%pons,hillty POI OF the Eu.ETsnt0-s y, must b
nearest DIstrict Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the
sidereJ.
Bonds, in tn. sun of ten thou saud dollars signed
by the contractor an1 both of his guarantors will
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing
As the bond must accompany the contract, it will
he necessary for bidders 10 have their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds gned IN antnI IystOu
and ready, TO be produced when the couttsct Is
aIsned. BLANKS for bonds o.. be procured upon
apRlIcatl being made at tnis once, either per
socially, By letter, or by telegraph.
Form Of GEardates
q n GFrA AZ nE
and =, of the county al -, aud State Cf =, DO
hereby guarantee that - is ab!e to fulfil con-
tTaot in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
lOn, and that, should his proposition be accepted
he Will a. once enter Int" contract In accordance
Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
eased 10 become his seer rlti eS.
TO this guarantee Inu gt bs appended the o6fctaI
certificate above menroned.D
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, &C
All horses contracted for under ttis sdvertise-
meHt will be subjected 10 rigid inspection, and
;hCzN "ot conforming to the specifications S!!I be
rejected.
No DsarsS will re receVed,
The horses must al be delivered in tins cjty o
or before Saturday, fke Slq day Of May, and %
Payment TO be mlda upon the completion of nch
contract, soon thereafter as the pepOt q uAl-
term.ster shall be lii funds.
Anr in!ormAlity III the bIA, or nOn-conformauce
with the terms OF this ddvertI will ensure
ne rejection of the proposal
These horses will be awarded in lots OF not more
tSfn (&D) two hundred each, unless ths Depot
"a LarteTD aseT should deem II for the interest of
The Depot Quartermaster reserves 10 himself
the right 10 reject any or al bids thai he may deem
too high d. II. RUCKSR
ap q tur.9 Colonel and Depot o uartermaster.
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From Fort Wright-Threaten,d attack upon
FoOte by HelIiua.

CAIRO, May 3-The river has fallen two inches
In the last eig hteen hours deserter to the feet
reports that Com. Holins continues his prepara-
tions to attack Com. Foote, loudly boasting that
he will sink the entire feet drive them 70 Gin
clnnau The rebels are continually throwing
shells into the woods, between the feet and the
fort, and occasionally fire in the direction Of the
of range
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DUBLIo NOTICE is BgRERy GIvEN, ,h,,

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Il until otherwise ordered. the Commissioners
under the sot OF Congress Of tbs 18th OF April 1852
emitted, let for the release of Ger tain persons
held 10 service or labor in the District of Colum-
hla' viii hold their sessions In the City Hal, in
the City OF Washington, on Monday, Tuesday,
WednesdsY. Thursday, and Friday, nf every weex,
snd that ai persons loyal To tho United States,
noiulns claims 10 service or labor tsaIIst persnus
discharged therefIOm BY that aot. m.y. within
ninety days from the passags thereof, = hlch viii
expire on the 18th OF July neX bUt not theveafter,
present 10 the Commisslo their i've state
hsnts or PETITIONS IN writing. verified bJ oath Of
annexation setting forth the Iamss, ages and ser
soma description OF such pergOns, the mahBsf IN
Nn.oh me petitioners acs ed such claim, .G anJ
facts touching the vSue thereof, and declaripg his
or her al.eglanoe 10 the Government of the United
states, and that the p>ItlOner has not bOEre arus
against the United States during the present rebel
Hon Gor In any Ssy given aid or comfort thereto.
ANA nottes as hereby Jhtksr siUsn, that ,h6 time
ntIned In t1e 9tn section of that act. FOR fling \
statement IN writing soheJuis with the Clerk OF
tue Circuit Court for the District of Columbia. tT
me seVerai owners or claimants to the services of
the persons made free tJ tnat dot setting forth the
haIn9ss ages, sex, and Particular description of
sCcn persons ssveTally. is by authority given 70
the eCommisslonsrs BY that not extended 10 tho LIST
G+y OIL, June next Tbs Commissioners are pro-
hlbited from Allowing the claim of any person v hO
snail nekle to e such statement schedule with
SAG CIeIf, according TO the requirements Of that
s F. VlNTON,
DANIEL X GOODLOE,
HORATlO KING,
Washington, A phi %, 1852 ns 81 If
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FRoN TIE COUNTY PATROL--Mrs. C. Lighter
and George Lighter, her son, were arrested by
patrolman ID. Cole, upon the oath Of SeIby Scaggs
who, fearing that they would do him some bOdi.
ly injury, as well as injure his property, craved
the surity Of peace. Yesterday morning they ap-
Peared before Justice Dom, and were held to Sc.
cufity 70 keep ths peace.
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ENsRAvlNG-ENGRAvINg, . -.
,WeddIns, VISITING, and Business Cards. Nos.s.
Shsoksr Rill Head.. Musie Titles, Inscription on
Plates, 3o 40. Neatly executed AID with dis
pstoh. as $50 Pa. avenue. - Z. - =
.., o. J. HoLYLANp.
SoPRsf rIste ffinuns. m22ws
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Spells Captured Mt New Orle.p..

ST. LOUIS, May 5-A refugee from the South,
who was at New Orleans when our fleet arrived
there, says that we captured large quantity of
cotton, sugar, and other property.
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Arrival Of Treasure from California.
. NEW YORK, May 5.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall, with S6l5, 900 In treasure
from California, has arrived.
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.TAR DEPARTMENT,

"AR DEPARTMENT.,
w JANvARY II, 1881.
ORDHRHp, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public
EDWIN M. STANTON,
u 2-u Secretary OF War.
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EXCITEMENT IN MARKET.-On 9 ,turday mig ht
an alteration took place In Center market be-
tween well known citizen and a butter mer-
chant, In which each party was about going in
fer nght, but the bystanders and separated the
belligerents. The cause OF the trouble seems 10
have been the presentation OF butter bill to the
wife Of the citizen, who keeps boarding house
on the avenue, which the citizen says was thrust
towird her In an insulting manner.
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D r r IA L.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January rs, 1863
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commenting with Saturday, TIE first Of next
month.
tans7 WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
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eased ey stem, lrltyl"g 11i rlehiu tn 81 pp4
restoring the sIcE, sUn .fln IL AID 70 Hsafa aaf
Streagfh.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABoUr "
IL will cure liver Complaint Dyspepsla, Dl.r-
rhPA, Cyteatery, EesdScHe, Dsprsssior' ~ - rIts
ani dlsesse ~ tie l.Iver. Sjomaoh or Bo yes
fE5-Ge it.eman. d yo- Ntsl q De- EeAtlT
StrO gaId EIs JToIR.
III Iadies, 10 yCu vsnt tha Blosm OF Hes Ia .o
mOuut tO your che-ks GEai. the 20 ~ Crca nd
get NsLsdH'S StEEgtsexsE- CcYf a. aus C'7-E
PN'ffsT. he ~ uOt a moneEt; q Is warrant q a.
e. ,ausfacti0 o. lt wili cure gHy Cirrsse a. tha
hidle's. " Omh, or B sddFT; Fslbttng. ubs.rrctsJ
~ entt'uatI ~. Fa.ii' z of the " Omb, EArs-usss
Dsti.itJ, ILIsEn Iu's IL. ReUls4y
FOR CHILDREN
Do you vsrt yource otr, iet'y, pln7 Chiidrpn
TO BE- dsR thy, Strong Nrf =. glve tber,
Nc LedNS StTeH - fOTfr u, the fireotoUE
on eaoG boC'ls' Itls De le'ous 70 tare.
nTOL5 thbis spOOi fdi, taken every r1orpInS
tasung, ls EGIe pTersG'iys agEins: Chile A. 4
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholers ~ any Trev-ilicE
diEs,Se
lTCAUTIor! Beware Of Druggists ard nss,srs
VIM n1y Try 10 psim uIO1 yOI boule al Byft-rs
or SsrsAssrllis, twh ch they can buv cheap hy
sayl it rs Just ss good. Th-re are even me- IA
enOuga 70 seal ps,t of ny usm' 10 dnb ther WI:
dscoctlOns. AvO 4 sJch luf nous PlR,TRs AMI
their vlsinOus compounds hsk 70 Dr J a.
acLeau,s Strengthening Cordial and Elno5 Pun
hsr rake nothing else. IL tire only retnsdy tHAt
wi Purify your biOcd thOroughL aud. At tae q. me
IN, SIR RNG rHEN sLd INvIGORL,R the whole OF
gsniIatIon u Is put u1 n Large Bottes-Si Dot
bottle. OF six hotties fOr s.
DR.. J. Il MCLEAN. SC,e Prop Icscr,
Corner ThIr1 and Pine sts., ~. Louis. no.
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Washington, April %, 1862,

III LIS OLD STAND.
The best place for ohesp and dasirabls Goods,
IN this city, Is the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
-, 355 Seventh stree
Just opened q complete line of Dress Goods
Domestlcs at last years. Prices.
Irish Liners. very cheap.
Srn Umbrellas and Parasols, rom Auction.
- A splendid Linen Handkerc hisf st I2L cts worth
Is cts 49,
Gents Colnred Bordsred Handkerchief at IS
Best Trhead Gauptlets, at IS cts, worth so cts,
Best qnalltJ Md Finish SILK 6lOveE, st 50 cts,
HOOP Skirts at Factory prlcas.
LANSBUR6H Il BROTHER
315 Seventh street.
" Hoop Skirt Factory, 119 Liberty rtIest New
fOIk ap SD-lVr
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DR.. ]. II. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN
IMENT

The best External IN tAs World for MaH o. Bsns:.
Ghoussrds OF hHmS1 beings have cen E.v =
lao OF decrepiiude and TIs.r ~ b. fhs use uf hs n
vaiu be Lin leEt it viii TelIlvs Pan most IL
fta1taneO5siy, ana " ~ cleanse purify GuG hss!
The iOuest sore IN an lrcreClb,e short tiu@.
DC Ls ms V0'c1Hic Oti tHtDl.nr wi Te.IeTs IA
mos' lLvete ate oases Of hhs um-tIsm, Guu, ar
Ne gls. For Para ysls, Co trso ei Muscles,
- hless or WeakDes5 II the JOINT, Nh o ,es or
BlSaments, II Y l. nsEer fa'l Two spEil~a'lcns
Will cure sore Thfoat. EC Hsche or t.afEcsa t--
Buns, or Sosds. CT Sny Psln. IL is az Infsllih,e
remedy. Try n c0u yCu vii fnd an lBulg se--
abe remedy Keep a Always on nand
Planters, Farmers, or aEJ one having charfe Of
hoIss as VIII EaVe m JBey by usIug McIeEn's Vol
canic 'ill LlLiIne.I. g IsG speedy az iufatlb o
cure for 6slle. rprs'ns. Ghst-s. swelling. Ia t.
nesS, Sores, WoULds. Scratches. or sEy eX:s ESI
dlseate Toy IT. and Icd " d he convinced.
DIR. j. Me LEAN, Sole Prop l4tOT-
m56m c. STOTT, Agent, Was into d. q;
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m56m C. sToTr. Agent, Was 81 inttaa ngSls' 3 HG; G.

lust ARRIVED, direct from an Eastorn auc
- tor Eolso one hundred pieces CHECdEREp
kIATrl NG Also, au assortment OfOII CLUT9S
and CARPEfS, together VI. a iarse quantity of
ChOCkEhi Of 3 / descriptions.
haye on hard NEW FEATHERS, NAT
THESES and BEO3IE ADS, with d large lot Of
New anG Second hand Goods Il good Ref-ixerE
tors, but lIttle AL of which esvs ben bouFLt
tor each AID wlE he sold At 9 sinai sdVancs
x. BUCHiG, - 7th street, {eaEL slde.D
sp Is lm~ FyetvNsn s; .pT "a ~,
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READ WITH DECISION AND ACT WITH
~ PkECAU TlUN!
DIX. NJ. EELLkY'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
IN the Feceral Block, Opposite the GsnerA! POsR
aud Pstent Office, Room "a up s.alrs, CJraeT
-, OF TN and z SITS " ashiEst q. ..
Est6hlIshed for the SuPpTessIor Cf guaskerr
The OniJ Regular Physician AisertisnE.
DR.. NJ. VellEys long e. psrienos IN hospital Er.o-
roe warrants hlIn II saying that he can osfe al
diseases OF private nature, or he va! fJrfeit the
sum OF 1--we hundred dOllsFs,
CAL and see him. no charge for oonsu1tstiou. A
perfect and radical cure serfsoted tTom ons t fonT
dRys wE = Sr,s
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STEALING V. Smith was arrested on
Saturday night, on the charge Of stealing a i've
dollar note from jeremiah NJ itchelI, on MARYLAND
avenue, near Third street. IL appears that smith
and others had been drinking with Mitchell, and
when they reached the above place Mitchell took
q note from his pocket, and, VIII Ie feeling for
more money, smith snatched the note and ran
of, but he was Overtaken by Ofacer Vernon In a
store, and taken before Justice Slratton, by whom
he was committed to Jail
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

II ICE. ICE! ICE!
HE Subscriber having Insfa his contracts with
respoEs.bse Eoihs;n des. s.e.s IS now prepared 10
furnish tie citizens q; Washington aad 't;sorge-
town with the best quality Ice, twEolsssIs ard r.
tsll,l Snd guarantees q idli supply Gulirg ths
season having a. gays IN sore two 20 threa fhous-
and tons Persons TsSiuIEE cut Of the y I'M "a
osn get their supplies from the 5t-oe, SrIch VIII
De open al daJ. l., J. HiDH' E-TsN.
- Once corner l2lh cHd srE.
Dcpots. Esshy's Wkari, foot Of 4 81. vsst Cs--
tsT's w haTf, foot OF 18th 81. south y ID colin
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$500 bushels White Mercer Potatoen iust AR
rived al Riley's Wharf, foot of IIth street, per
schOoper sarah Helen, from Bangor, Ma ne, Will
be sold very low IN lots to saIt by
ID. l.. MORRISON Il CO.,
corner Of l2th and sts.,
ap % 1wH o. the ca main nn ho,rd
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ERpM LONDON-FIve thousand woras a:
Stance; 10.
Essays written IN ths intervals Of RusinesR: a.
Travels If DSrOn MuUchausan, Iluurare3; 81
TIE Ie eseope-By ar Jghp herscnel; 8; o.
hsuets hOueeho q French; 8 IS
Origins and Inv-ItlOns-by 10y William PuIeyu:
Sl75 80
The Romance Of the Forum-By Peter Burke;
Had book OF Political Eoonomy-By Lign.:g7
OId Bones, or " ot-s iOr vOuLg INaturahsts: 3 81
Eye. .oe ed.N of POetca. q iStati 9uf; n 81
Grsoefnl hlding-By :. y, Ms,te; 81.
history, Oplnions, 10, OF Isass BecksrstsIf,
ms FkANCK TAYLOR
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Ofics
until SATURDAY, the 10th day Of May, at u orlocs
TWO THOUSAND HORSES, of the folloVIn.
descriptions, viz: