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The sun., 1862-06-12

T ODGINGS. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
~ Good clean single and double bsdded rooms
board from $500 to - per week. Single ,orns
10 let by tho night OF week. Lodgings at II cents
at 10 Oak II, near Pearl Of. my3l 2tsc'14S
The sun., 1862-06-12
Personal. NOTICES,

INFORMATION WANTED-OF SAMUEL
BAILEY, understood To he working In New Yofl
oblse his wife HELEN. by calling - Mott st. at
Mrs. GERAGiITY'S. jsll 2sils
The sun., 1862-06-12

ROARD-A FEW SINGLE MEN AND A
A)inarried couple can meet VITA good board, with
oil the comforts OF a home, family Eisshl, at -
East Broadway, a few doors from Chatham Square.
iell 3'lOy
The sun., 1862-06-12
oIn nLNcK STAR LINE

DRAFTS on THE ROYAL. bANhs
oF INK .Sn uLsTYn B,c,kISG Co., ASp ALL rAs"
os CSaLAsp AND 'oTLANp
.1Qols..igr WILLIAMS q 81 '.OS, 40 MON U
The sun., 1862-06-12

WANTED-TWO OR THREE CHILD
w ren to board, by Scotch woman, who will
give them mothers care, and all the comforts y
home; good school near by Please call at NJ.
C5 w. 2Tth At. ieil 2'l06
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rThough TzI sra, is printed on the fas.
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IHtsIIigsnrsr argues that GO Congress can
rot tyIsgiSatirs act attaInt for treason any per-
son, or class Of persons, but II can declare the
punishment OF tree son, with the restriction tina,
that punishment, as pre1cribed by law and ad-
yIiHiStsred ty hs courts before which the accused
are brought shall not work corruption Of blood
or forfeiture Of estates, except during the life OF
the person aitainted.'
1be RspEbheaH, commenting upon the bill to
rsorganize the judiciary of this District, says
4" IL IL not we presume, doubtful that this move
mant has It's origin In objections to the opinions
and tpeI hsps) practices of the persons actually
exercising judicial functions herei" and saws,
m easier and better way to get rid OF the d. IA
cUltv, is 10 change the legislation which brings
slavery questions before the courts of this Dis
trict Slavery Is already abolished. Let the
application II the fugitive-slave law to this Dis
tIict be no longer permitted, and II will cease to
De of importance what the notions OF our judg es
aTe about slavery "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

ARRIVAL OF Tx SEVENTH NEw YORK REor-
MRST The newspapers of New York and Phil
adelphia announced the departure from the for
InsT city Of the celebrated military Organization
known "a the Seventh Infantry, under the COM
msnd Of Col. LeHsTts. IL appears by their state
o'clock on Monday night They reached here by
the Northern Central Railway, and msrched by
Cathedral and Eut4w streets to the depot Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Camden street
Upon arriving al that place many of the command
supposed thew would proceed forthwith to Wash
ingtOn, but they were detained hare, and for the
present will he quaT;ered ut the barracks, near
Bellevue Gardens, West Baltimore street The
command musteTs about 900 muskets, If which
$50 come i'm. the last detachment OF $50 being ex
peeled here this morning. The regiment IL ac-
CON raBied by their celebrated band led by Prof
GrIhIla, who, as composer and afrangef Of band
- usic, is most favorable known throug hou the
co Intry.
u was nearly dusk when the line reached the
depot A committee Of the Union Relief Associa.
ton met the principal oficers, and after a bFiei
interview the regiment marched into the com.
Hs5ious building of the association nd sat down
bead, cheese hot coffee &c, ard Il was regarded
IS quite pGlatable. Upon reaching the depot
Major Gen. Dix, Major Ludlow and Lieut. Bars
tow appeared, and the General gave the com
mspding officers a warm greeting.
The Seventh Regiment wear a uniform alnos
precisely like that Of the Thirteenth BROOKLYN
consisting Of q grey cassimer coat and pantaloons
one row OF brass buttons up tue breast grey cassi
mer cap, and the whole trimmed with black cas
sinner The companies moved well, and evinceC
considerable discipline, but by no means
superior 10 many other commands which are nov
in the service Of the Federal Government BAH
AmsTic1a
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LAIR FROM CORINIH.-We have late advIces
fToTn CCrintn which enables us 20 state authenti-
Ccliy that BeaureCar is there and not at Rich
mOEt,-tb2t Sterling Price, Of Mo 10 alive and
well and In command Of one Of Reauregard's
Divisions,-tLst COrinth Is not evacuated, that
hai!eck's Army is in good state Of disci pline,
and that the letter writers have been expelled
from tie Army as a whole, because II was neces-
ssry 20 get rid OF part Of them Zone Of the
pontents having been inveigled Into commua al
cation With pretty Tennessee rebel with three
brothers IA the Confederate Army, and others be-
Ing imprudeut)-and that the day OF battle will
probably be governed by circumstances connected
with the feet Gen. Mitchell Is about fifty mi es
from Corinth, preventing relnforcements from
reaching Beauregard, via the Charleston and
Memphis Railroad We have reason TO believe
that the numbers in the two armies OF Ha!leck
and Reauregard are greatly over estimated, and
that the forces ara not very unequal. When Far
ragut reaches Memphis, IL is probable that the
nents, and fight in a fair field and upon some
thing Ike equal terms IN. Y. Express.
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IL The Leavenworth Conservative says the
real name Of the great jayhawker Cleveland was
Metz. He used to drive a stage out OF Cleveland
Ohio, and hence adopted that name. He was
born In that vicinity.
IL The crew of the English steamer Bermu-
da, which was captured while trying to run the
blockade, have arrived at Philadelphia, where
they will be detained as witnesses until the case
Of the vessel shall come up for adjudication.
UGov. Curtin, Of Pa, has countermanded
the order for enlistiDg three months volunteers
the emergency which seemed TO require them
having passed away.
IL Telegraphic communication between
Nashville and Gen Halleck's army has been In
terrupted. Ii is believed no battle has yet taken
place.
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Letter from Manchester, near Richmsnd.
rn--......I...a Ia, I.n


MANCHESTER, Six Mills FROM RICHMOND,
Sunday, May 25.-Te-day has been the most quiet
Sabbath Of any we have spent in the army. The
advance still holds their position here, while the
main body Of the army 10 moving TO sustain US.
The enemy have a large force In front Of ne, ana
are said, by contrabands, to be pouring over re.
Inducements from across the James river and
from the Southwest.
We cannot move much further without going
to Richmond, or under cover Of their batteries, al
the race course.
They made feint to-day, rs though they were
going to make an attack on our LEFT, some hve
miles below here, but the balloon found 10 to be
only ruse. and so It was regarded.
We now hold the Chickahomnv from here to
below Bottom Bridge, making Jront TO os1 co.,
un1n Of fifteen miles.
There is much that would be Interesting, but II
10 ntraband, and though others may Violate the
parole Of Col Sanford, we decline.
1t rained all day Saturday, making the roads
very bad, but II shines now lutte pleasantly
and they will soon be In good condition again.
Do not look for big battle for some time here
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BURNING or THR MERkINAc The rebel Capt
Tainsli has published letter explaining this
event. He says she was llghtened so as TO draw
only eighteen feet, with which draugh the pilots
told him they could carry her up the James
river to within forty miles Of Richmond, and
tkuB have enabled him TO destroy our gunboats
which bad gone up the river. After she was
llghtened by throwing over portion Of her arme-
ment, ard thereby rendering her unable to cope
with our feet In Hampton Roads, the pilots re-
ported that the winds being westerly, had 30 d.
ninished the depth Of water in James river that
the MerTimac could not 90 up. This left no other
alternative than TO burn her. This Is Tatnall's
explanation, 10 be taken for what IL 10 worth
he ascrlbes the deception Of the pilots TO their
reluctance TO being engaged In a fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

THE OPERA TO-NIsHT.-The artstes OF the
CO:-schalk Brgnoli Opera Company have ar
rived in this city, so there is certain to be no
disappointment In the performance tonight.
They bring with them on this occasion an ade-
quats chorus, and coed orchestra has been
secured, and the public may count upon the
rendition Of the pieces announced with the full
est possible effect Great interest is felt to hear
tie American prIma donna, Miss Kellogg, whose
performances elsewhere have created such a fM-
5oys. The other musical stars, II will be seen,
are all ''hFst-rateTs -
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GETTING THEIR EYES OPKN.-The cynical Sat
xrday Revistc, one Of the sharpest Of the London
weekly journals, which has alternately derided
and villifed our government, In Its iss re Of May
Sd makes this acknowledgment:
Gas the war proceeds, English critics Of
American affairs might almost seem to be chang
ing sides. Mott observers, who have preferred
the historical study Of events to opportunities Of
expressing fine sentiments, acknowledge the re
markable vigor Of a government which appeared
a year ago TO be incapable of deciding between
war and peace. Freedom has, in the midst Of in
credible folly and presumption justified itself BY
the lavish expenditure Of life and treasure which
is rendered possible by the consent Of an entir'
peOple -
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FTSAHcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday say
the stock market continues calm. The govern
ment list is quiet and firm. The Skies Of 1881
close with ssles Of the Registered st 1G3 4 and
coupons ct lOlH. We quote: U. 3 o's, 1862, 100.
q Z o's, 1858, registered, leo; Coupons, lOOH
So, Is7l, registered, S2k; Coupons, s2x. GO
ISL, registered, 103i Coupons, lO3H. Oregon
war loan, yearly, lO3. One year certificates, leo.
Border state stocks are unchanged. American
gold. lNl.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= Ssysd q the Mayor. Once until - 90 ock m,
taking ~ OF the sewer in 18th street west from
the oeaal to the north side of street north, and
the construction Of new one OF larger dimensions,
With suitable drops, man-holes and branches. The
voIk 70 be Son.truSted upon suoh levels ard 40
cording 70 plans and sleoihoatons prepared BY the
the Commissioner of the Western District and
tyo assistant eommisnoners. Persons DESTROYS
~ the Surveyors Once, and obtain all inform Alton
necessary for proper nnderstendin{ Of the voTi
70 Do executed. RICHARD WlLLACH,
m I'D lint q Rep Mayor
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From Martinsbuyg, Va,

BALTIMORE, May q Private accounts from
Martinsburg represent that only few rebel scouts
arrived In town yesterday, and shortly after re.
tired without doing any damage to the town
The indications that tue rebels are retreating
To Winchester
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PERsOSAL Gen. Montgomery, U. 5. A; Sur
gecn Barnes, L. ;. A; 1t. Frank F. Brownell,
u. :. A; (who shot Jackson, the murderer OF
Ellsworth, at Alexandria;) Capt. DockraY, U. 5
n PaymsSter II. Russell, U. s. N Judge Jew.
EFT, Of Ohio; DR.. 81. George Oldmixon, of Pa;
s,rafosch, Brignoli, GOttschslk, suslni, and Mrs
kellogg, are a. Villard's
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IL From Philip & Solomon we have a sequel
TO the powerful story OF /" Paul Ferroll,n entitled
by Paul Ferroll killed his Wife, published
IN handsome style by Carleton, New York Those
who have read % Paul Ferroll'' wilt need little
persuasion to follow up with the sequel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

IL From the publishers, Peterson & Bros,
Philadelphia, through Hudson Taylor, 33i Penn
syivania avenue, we have Mrs. Woods latest
novel, "a Life's Secret" printed from the manu-
script and advance proof-sheets by those enter
prsing publishers
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RELEASE OF FOusTKEN HUNDRED UNION PAS.
ONKRs-A correspondence mas taken place be-
tween Gen. Bcrnslde and Gen. Holmes, toe latter
OF the southern army, by which IL appears that
ABOUT fourteen hundred Union prisoners are 20 be
released, many OF whom have been confined for
nearly wear
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IL Solomon Sturges, the well known Chicago
stesmbosi man and capitalist, has become insane,
aud writ OF De lRAafieO iHqEirsad0 has been
granted In his case. The Chicago Tribune says
THE Ineipleney Ct the mslady was largely owing
% the deep and intense interest which he mani
fes:ei in the overthrow Of the rebellion and the
vigorous prosecution Of the war. We understaud
that he viii be removed for time from the
scene Of bis business To Eastern retreat and 10
Is hoped that quiet and freedom from mental care
will restore him TO his wanted activity Of mind -
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II From our Reghbor Metzerott we have the
following new music, published by Ditson, of
Boston: "LeVinia w altz, ," by William withers,
H.; parlOr song, 1.-TWO Lovers, A." by Chopin; ''Are
they Meant but to Deceive me-" by Reichardt;
Emma Waltz music by withers
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HANOVER COURT HOUSE.

The movement of General Fitz John Porter on
Hanover Court House. Of which we learn by tel
egraph to-day, Is one of great importance In con
nection with the main operations before Rich.
mond. Its success, which, We apprehend, has
been complete, will therefore add new laurels to
the brow Of that distinguished oticer.
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Rrffdcf.

THAT In every case OF the death of human be-
ing within the limits of this Corporation, II shall
be incumbent on the undertaken, or person aoting
as undertaken. to procure from Q phyeioisp, or
some other respectable and responsible person
cognixan Of tbs circumstances attending the
death OF the individual. certificate setting forth
tho name, sex, color, probable age, time of and
supposed cause of death of the person, and
also ths Place OF lnterment; togethet with s9oh
a. or according to snch form as may be pres oribed
BY the Board OF Health of this city, which oertif-
shall deliver or to b. delivered at the of oe
or residence Of the Secretary of the Board Of Health
with ten days after the commencement OF each
month, under penalty not exceeding ave dollars
Tor each and every omlssio. neglect to deliver
or cause TO be delivered within the time pre-
scribed. m $50
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O. OFFICERS ATTENTION.
OFFICERS OF the Mounted Service can 6nd q
y e, q .ye e.
sulring st Growers Theatre. They viii BE- cold
ehees. ne owner haying retired IRON the seryiee,
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III Capt. Hamilton l.. Boone and Col. Walter
Scott, both notorious Jay haw kers, have succeeded
IN escaping from the military prison IN 50. Louis.
Capt Boone was desperate character, and had
before made two unsuccessful efforts 10 gain his
freedom.
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NAVY YARD,

The King Philip and Leslie came up yesterday
afternoon, after Intellectually attempting to get
the Vanderbilt afoat, which had run aground on
Budd's fats. The troops were taken OF, ard
hopes were entertained that she would get OF
when the tide raised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

IL Government is building three iron-elsd
gunDosts al 81. Louis.
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.rb. .,,.n,io, m nfginas, 10 z, Mdy =, IS61.
tercsted Ia hereby specially directed to the law IN
relstion TO certlfostss of death and burial within
the Corporal on limits, of which the follovlpr M
an extraet; . strict oomphsnoe with which will be
expected liter the first of June nsxt or the penalty
vtll be enforced In every instance. The requisite
blanks be obtained by application "a thus o6oe
By order Of the Board of Health.
q. M. DOVE, nj. D., Secretary.
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N 2sd BONTZ q GRIFFITH, azc,.


ny THOMAS DOWLIN6, AGctoueer,
THANCERf SAbE.-By virtue Of decree
" of ths ClIciIt Dourt Of the District Of CoIuu-
bIa, sesunE az Court OF Equity, made In q O.uss
IN when james WArde /, 10 Complainant, Ans
Irene NAnsciver and otteig arr defendants, Ire
und Tslg ne : IS TrSstae, will Offer st pubic sAs
on w EDNESDAh the 2sth dsJ Of June rert 81
ooo< N lac te noon, the 70 loving piece or pa
ce OF ground, with the two story BTirE Owe Iug
house thereon, Cow OcoEpisd by Mrs VanscIyer-
6elrg part OF Lot run bs ed Isl and ls9. 10 Besis
-d'r0n 70 Georgetown. beginning for the same "a
the west SIDE OF 6resn street. and 81 the go OF
ieet Iouthsrly, from the south west corner OF
B.loge and breen streets. and running thence
sogtherly with the vest side of Green IT. set s
feet, thence westerly and parallel with Bridge E; 4,
10 leet. thence noriheriy a,d parallel with Green
street, . feet, thence essterly aad psr.lltl wih
Bridge street, 10 feet, to the place OF beEiunlrg
Terms: OEe InlTd cEsh; rendue in 6 am u
m 1nths; cha purchaser giving his boIG. VIII
security TO be approved by tbs TruEtes, bearing
interest from tue day sac.
Ali cCnVeysnclLg 81 the pcn.e ofth~ purohsser.
ms8-dts TdONss D1WIiNG spot
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m28 THOMAS BOWLING, kuct


By GREEN e. WILLIAMS. Apotioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
H IURs, BoRsEs. Cows. CARRIAGE, wss5S.
CART, PLoWs, AND OTHER FARMING UrENsvs
AT HUcTION.-On TUESDAY, the 9Th InstsGr
we shall sell st 10 O'Clock m, ~ the former Tg..
oenoe OF 6eorEs w. Iaiburtt, Ess about ere.
fourth Of I. vile from the Navy laTd Bridge, on
the Piso8tsEay Road, 1.-THE Gag will deslxnass tbs
r.oe, : good assortment Of Furniture VIZ
One Mahogany Frame Piano orte, Bureaus, Ant
Fine BTocateIle and White Window Curtains, Ers
COrLics,
Three; Ely end other Carpets, Passage and other
OllelCth,
ssrInE Lounge. Eedsteads, Cooking and otter
Slows,
Win good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
also
One excellent work Horse, kind and tsutle
ore very superior Earn0ss Horse, fast q I'd Ttyis5
Three Co~t, Carriages, Spring Market " aEon,
1 Cart,
PlOys. Snd Other Farming Utensils.
Terms: All sums under SO cash; ever eIA
credt of 60 and - days. FOR notes satisfactorily e.
doTsed, beaTinG interest.
m q 6: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Asots.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on count of the ram until TU IS DAY nsIt, the
Sd cav OF June. at the SIMS hour and place
IN % GREE y a. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS BOWLING, AuOtiOaoO

BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioasor,
Gs0rssfetS,s, a. c.
FLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLOWERS. AT
L AUCTIoN-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON
10Th instant, at O'clock, We viii sell, IN frOct OF
the hGctI1n Rooms, large number al extra O. Olcs
eItra B!oomiuE Roses, cOmpnsnf-
PUrbOns ybrIde Perpetual
Mcss. Tea-s"eIted sEd Climbing Roses,
Also, S5Tare pnss. h ehotropes. NeTben1s,
Grange 1ld Lemon Trees,
And many other choine sni rare Plspts from ia
conservatory Of A. Jsrdin, FLORIST and Nurse,
ryman. w sehl ngton, II. e.
Terms o1Sh.
ms THOMAS BOWLING, kuct
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AT cCnFe5 anclLg q the eI ponse 9th. puTohsseT
Il, p JhCRSnS, Trustee.
N s8-cts THOMAS BOWLING, not

By j. c. NcSeiRE & CO., AuouoneeTE.
NOMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON 18th
~ STREET. BtTwEEN r. AND = STREETS. AT
PUBLIC AUcTIoy.-On FRIDAY AFTEK MOON,
May Ssth. az hsu-F6sg O'Clock, % tee pFeIIses,
We sha sci, the north h.f cf tgot no Ie IA Sc care
No zs9, fronting z feet 10 inches on I've fh street
WaSt. bct96en + and q E.reets north, luunInr tack
81 feet, toseti er with the lmprCVeIce ais conbsruE
of q Comfortable ard well built tvO-stoTy frame
dwelling house
Terms: Ono-third cash; the remainder m az and
TIVE We months, with interest, ssouTea By dsgd Of
Ifust.
MID &c. Mo6UIRE& CO, auct.
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By BONrZ & GRIFFITH, Auctioueers.

500 7th ST., tsItcs.n aHd streets
positive SALE OF FRENCH CHINA
VASES TIA AND CoFFEE SETS. hARsEIIrIs
QuIL-s, BIASKsTs. COMFORTS, &c -On WE'D
" ESDAl MORNING, yuue eth, 81 10 &c ock, on
the second floor OF the Auction Rooms, We shA
SCI, TO cover advances, lot Of EundrIes. comprs-
Ing IN psrt-
Handsome Frenoh China Vase,,
Do do COTE ard Tes Set, 81 pieces,
MsTsei les QuiltE, Dnity SpTe- os,
Blankets Comforts, Table Cloths,
Plated Forks. ana spoons,
Ivory HANDLED Dinner aud Desert KniTes So, &c
With many articles too numerous 70 mention
Terms cssh.
m pad RONTZ GRIFFITu A..
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10 DEALERS! y
In Store 1000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, st prices
ranging from % to go per thousand
with good stock, our Cigars are guaranteed q 70.
presented, or the money returned. And e Ne keep
to dealers inducements equal TO any 70 be found
anyv hers North. Good Germsn CigsFs ct S5
and prices. ,SsEq; w. COCHRAN.
m q. etif East OF Nafionsi Hofsl.
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BOARDING..

ID few gentlemen can be accommodated with are
AND veil furnished Rooms, with or v lthout Bo.Io
and 18Th, Two OF them front rooms, Bathroom
attached 70 the house, and gss IN al the rooms.
mz-St~
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OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Total number Of shares --.6IOO
il CooMBs, Seoretary, liz
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WAsHt.ssfSiTWS.Sy tAS S2 ssssSSgksE1owN

The following list Of names shows to whom the
stock of the w ashlngton sud GeoTg etovn Railroad
CompAnH has heen Allotted bI the CornorAtors:
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n LAUGHING 6ASi
DR. COTTON Will give his SECOND EA HI-
RlrlON at the MAsHINST0N THEhrER,
(CarusPs,D "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May %.
The Tremaine Brothers will also give BrIIlIsLt
Concert. DR.. C. will endeavor to deserve the pa,
tropsge of an Intelllgent audience of ladies and
gentlemen. Tickets, 80 ell parts OF the house, IS
cent?. Doors open at X (; commence at O'Clock.
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LSOR sALE-Tvo trs.-oIsss BILLIARD ia.
L BLES, marble slabs. asd every arranfemeni
coInplete. ThOse desinns the above will stadJ
psan HOtsl, corner nth street and PennsIlysIB
avenue. mheu-
DAT GAINS IN MEDALLION COLLARS,
- BETS and HANDHEkCHtkFS,s
m H-Steos Is Market Sptoe
A IL TIE BEST COOKING STOVES, ia
..n. S:TE AT q s1...
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CATTLE AT
" PUBLIC AUCTION.
Several hundred STOCK CATTLE will b. sod
On the zth cay OF Jane. az = O'Clock, m, 81 me
Grounds. Warrington, ID. c., among which are
,srge number OF fne Mich Cows, with caves
ma A BEckwITH. Major c. s.