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Cslssrssien ef ths Tear.h Of JaIy.

20 Oar exchanges ars full Of accounts Of the ar.
rangements by other oities for an appropriate
% ysrssry. From tbs tlme that John % Adams nd.. ds.
cared that this day would be annually ushered
In, by ringing. OF bells and the boom.
Ing 6f cannon, as well As the bonfres and torch.
lights st night, on hilltop and In valley-to
the present day, this hallowed anniversary has
been honored throughout the country by lifting
ceremonies. How much more appropriately
oan We meet and offer our tribute or respect to
tho trainers Of our institutions on the coming
annivsrsary! The principles Of our fathers
have been rebsptiZed In the blood Of their
descendants, freely poured out on the altar Of
!heiE country. during ths year that hs. passed
for what they are, and ~ what they cost. How
inhnite is our love now that tie oost In blood
has been tripled! Then, Jet - have suitable
SsmSnsSsioa ,S u noeSs e sas s.y 10 e, city
the day! We hope AettvV preparations will
commence at Once. What say our citizens!
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LOCAItNEWHkagI
- sAAvsssi.sra.

Nearly - thousand oepiss Of ~ At~e.
hca" are ciroulatsd Asa"rg shs AoaAnG pobp1
ton every day, ,besides thslerks number s}rvsa
70 regular Subscribers Advastissfs WI taks
sole aooordingIy. t NrfJn o. l H1pi
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Anuse,uents,

GRovxR'r THs .rsS Last evening Witnessed
another crowded And suthustassio xud).n IN
attendance upon the !" Romance ofa Po9 Ycuus
Man notwithstanding The extremely 9npfoe.
Ssss Sss h.s sISr sr.sds
never before known in NasHins stost ,Eysry
seat. every aisle occupied with the feitgltAd
yOtarieS " the health infqslpB tdesYay Wetle
the lobbies were hned With srcup4 sfg geutlemsn
audi,criaal u ore was mutual silence DRY brok.
on by the involuntary laugh .prsyoks{ bX sim
PIE De Bevannes or eccentric Aubrey, Sstch.
si1,m 81 and y F' . g;ss:p: ::1sssl
sentiment Of Manuel, or the solld xesk OF Dss.
tnarets, (Mortimer and Phillips.) TFs "Lsap
for Honor I" 10 terribly thrilling, and {br q mo.
ment the audience is held 10 breathlsss sus.
pense at its consequences. The eisPt Of the
sublime, ~ are all the works Of Gstx land Fos-
ter. The piece will be repeated this evening,
and only for few nights more, whom the man
agement are compelled 10 remove II 70 make
way for other attractions. y w ,aJ5r ~ &
FoRD's ATHKsEux. The elegant local \drana
OF "The Three Past Men II washingtonS' was
produced last evening for the second timV. II
Is one Of the most "dscided hits" Of the seAAcn,
combining more that 10 Instructive, entsrt( (in.
ing, and mirthfal; than any play vs ramsmScr
alone is richly worth the price OF ths "admis
Grce." Bishop, Hs the raw, unsophisticatsd
green.horn, kept the house 10 an inosssant roar
oflaughter. II will be repoated tonight, and
no better cure for the "bines" oan be Invented
than to drop into FOrd's and take o hearty
laugh at "Jerry" and his companions "in pur.
suit of pleasure under difioulties." .s' IL.
CANrERBuRy.-The comedy of the "Rough
Diamond" is being performed At this elegant
temple In n very supeator manner, and 10 .
great sucoess. Miss Clara Butlor, In addition
TO being u vocalist Of superior voice and talent,
Is also n 1rst class Coincidence. Her MHgsry
In the above named comedy 10 excellent. HaF.
ry Rice is admirable N cousin Joe" and Har.
rison perfectly at homo in the character of
Lord Plato. Miss Francis, rs Lady Plato, Il
excellent, and, indeed, every cha raotef IN the
piece Is well sustained. Go and see u tonight.
The beautiful young ladies of the troupe viii
appear in the ballet. The great gymnasts,
Lewis apd Christie, win perform their aston
isbing feats. Dick Parker will open new
budget Of fun, aided BY the other Ozark oom-
odians." ~ p, 6'l
ODD FRLLOw's HALL.-Therei 10 no dimlnution
Of the interest manifested In the great work OF
art now on exhibition at this hall. On the cou-
trary, the nightly throng is on the Increase.
Not only the pictures Of the startling events Of
the re bellion constitute n source Of attraction,
but ail interes ling running lecture accomp anies
1t, and the music by the band engaged here,
seom to add life to the spirited scenes In re-
view. ag. ..l ..nH r.ruH
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-A fne series Of concerts
arc given each day, commencing at 4 O'Clock
and closing at 0 O'Clock p. N. The best of re-.
freshments are also provided. Admission free.
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EDWARD LYCETT,
No. I'll Psnnsyluania ovs., Washington, D. G.
s,an4 oah uasI.s0
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~ Grand Ledge Of p. = a. q. Of the d,
GA epssol ooesl1nioa,in Of the. =. W. Grand
lWSanesdAy) EVENING, - 6H e'oloek, at MAsonis
Hal, cornef Of ID aad Ninth strests. ~ q
BY order Of the Y w. 0nnd ns.tH: Z
en .H . .. Ta' ~ 0naaA Sso staiy.
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~ K.fuhss 1Tsaplas s.-,MssAlestcn Com
msnderS, No 1, will met THIS (wedueedsy)
ExENIEe, ,st " Asylsn, esssss Of Ninth Aad .
sojossniss Knshs are fsspsstfsny isyited 10
attend. sn6i 'ssn nh,s alois y DANIEL BUCK,
eAf uInH aH fffa fFs.HVt j.. Recvder.
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HELMBULD's EXTRACT BuCHU.
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And positive and Specific remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
. Organo Weakasss,
See advertisement In another column. Cut 1t out,
and send for the medicine at onoc.
Beolre II oountcrtats. Je 9-3n.
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~ Datehslssss Hair pys-TAs Bsst Il
the World.-wiiliam A. Bstohelor,s celebrate,
frou nStu's; warranted not to injure the Hair In tn
least remedies the III e6tcs Of bed DIES, and invis
OF atss The Hair for life. GREY RED, Or RUSTY
ls.yini th: halr iofs and beautiful Sold By q
ID NJ Ths Genuine is signsd WILLIAM A
BACHELOR. IN A< four iSdes Of each bur. n
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Lsts 23s Broad
way ard 10 Bond,) New York my 70 ly
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~ Law Notice. I. ROBERT j. WALKER
nd FREDERIC r. STANTON viii practice Law
b ths Supreme and Circuit Courts Court Of Claias
Court Martial, Boards Sf Commissioners, and d
peItmsnb. Aided By two other aesociates NO part
Of a sxtsnsive businsss will be neglected. Addre0
ingtou, D. @. -, ap 8-am
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:. g. s.x. vi, Xss e e. Z: sa.s ys:sIv.l +
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June
je list f0tar1 T'".rW w .Ir .... ..
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LOAt Children.

Mr.. David Semple, living at No. 500, Tenth
street below G, found two children near the
Public Printing Ofiioe, about 4 O'Clock yesterday
morning. They are both boys, about and 0
years Of age, and were found BY Mr.. g., who 10
4 watchman at the printing otfioe, lying on =
manure pile, whore they had lain all night, and
ly dressed. They say they have no father, but
are living with AN aunt named Riley, whose
husband Ia \ drunken man, and treats them
very badly. and on the night in question which
our readers will reoollect was cold night-the
dsred them to provide lodgings for themselves.
This story may not be correct, although 1t 10
only one ofths thousand denominations which
the evil Of intemperance is producing Ia our
midst. This matter will be investigated by the
police.
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RY wall 4 BARNARD. Auctiepeer..
ID EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FUR
siruRE AT Aucrfos-On THURSDAY morning.
June ~ commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell At
house No. -, New Jrfsey avenue, between @ and
u streets north, near ihe Government prin Ing cfce
the ,ntire Household Effects, which have been only
short time in use, and in good order, eomprkipg-
handsome brocAtell PaTlor Suit, oonsisilrg Of
Te'e a.tete, Parlor chairs, q Easy chairs
large handsome gilt French plate Mirror, feet
long
Marble top and other Tables -.
Brussels, three ply and other Carpets
20 hand ONE Paintings, choice subj cts
each OF
Marble.top Buresu, wasbstaud,
Jenny Lind Bedstsad,
Oh iirs and Rockers
Painted Cottage Sets, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Spring Mattresses, Feather Pillows and BoIster,
and Bediipg
DsmIk and lace Curtains snd Shades
Mshogapy, walnut and other WardrobeI
Cottage, plain and other Bsdsteads
Oilcloth, Stair Carpets, Rods, 40.
Tables, Cr0ckerywAre, Glassware
Cooking and other Stoves sni Kitchen Requi,itss
With many other articles not here named
WALL & BAkNARD,
JelO Auctioneers.
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Every evening, . remarkably fine

Every evening, remarkably dne
Free Con rt,
embracing selections from the best olassc music and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered In better style
than In any other American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
siokoR ANTONIO TiBERTiNi,
Prima Baritone from the St. Carlo Theatre, at Ma.
ples has been engaged and will asst the ents rtan.
ment Of the evening with the finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are Invited and may rely
upon having every comfort they deare. In addition
to the finest music in Washington they will obtain
on CALL from the attentive attendants decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for snle In the Federal
Metropolis.
0nicers constantly in attendance to keep good
order.
Concert commencing at lp.m.
spal-u HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r
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April 1857, the trsinI on the baltimore and Ohio
Raiiroad viii oomn:acs .uunins daily, (sunday
ooanectiaI Of Washington function with Mall
Train for sll parts Of the West yte Wheeling Or
Partersburg. Through tietst sold and baggage
'''" II. Of Transportatiou B. / O. Il. 3.
ap1-du fStar Globsl
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~ Lyons magnetic insect Powder
exsermiuates Rosohes, Bed BuSs, Ants, Fleas
Moths in Cloths, Fun and Furniture, Garden In
scots, 10, All genuine bean the signature Of =
Beware or oouutsrfsits and initatons.
Lyoa's Powder kills all inssots In . trioe,
asrp Lyon's FILLS are death TO rats and mice.
Bold everywhere. d. 8. BARNES,
apso-TT8en 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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Disioysl sohool Teachers

! The publication Of our article In Relation 10
('disloyal business houses" has caused quite o
|sensstion. We have received a NUMBER OF
COMMUNICATIONS on the subject since that pub.
iication, some of which specify tho particular
houses which are known 10 be disloyal: For
obvious prudential reasons, We dec inc 10 pub
lish thsss names, butwill keep them. But our
intention In this article 10 to allude 10 another
and very important GLASS In our oVuounity-
We mean our public school teachers. N, have
heard complaints from loyal citizens in This
direction. One prominent female principal Of
one OF our district schools 10 wellknown
Southern sympathizsr. She has Js6. Davis's
and Beauregsrd's likspesses in conspicuous
place In her photograph album, whioh shs OK.
hibits to her friends with peculiar pride, desm-
ing herself specially privileged In having the
iikenesses Of these dislinguisksd traitors in her
'poesession. Precious instruetor Of the future
insnI and women Of our land Away with this
tfiHing In this dark hour Of the nation, and
|unmask the vile traitors ID oar midst Lot not
\our children learn treason from those whose
position givss them suoh . powerful iuhuenoe
Svsr thslr susceptible minds! We do not de.
&re to "war on women" neither do we wish
dur children instructed by those who believe
Id the wicked hsrssy Of secession.
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~ Hrasnas' Asssang. g.-MARfAN GOvEp
ssd SAMUEL N. JINNkY, spproyed sisis,srs
TERNo On, Il e'oicci, :. Frissds' " 2sstss s.houss
I street, First ward. u e -TITIA y en-lts
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n ssrawssrries and 0rsaaELlDfEs,
Sss::' ss::. II. !: a = s;;s: s:SIsit i
s" sss sas: %ssS: z: sss 81 sss y:
''ss.s'as s:s. :sds ;s':; :':s;; hs sssSns. m.'l
|TJSli-st -tssaFla -.sJpa blsA 81 IN 8 Flis- (,
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The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell biz
pitients the nature Of their complainis or
illness, without receiving any infor-
nation from them.
No charge for oonsuuatson or adpice.
QUIZ MOTTO.
We use such Balms a. have NO strih
With Nature or the LAws Of Life:
With Blo0l eur hands we never stalls
Nor poison men TO ease their pain;
Our Tather-whom sii goodness ais,
Provides the means TO cure al Ills; 80 E.
ghe Simple Herbs beneath oar feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb. . simple Flower,
Guild from The ssWy LsA-I rI -.-... f...
These, these skali spsak with touching power
Ofohsngs and health to thee.
Room No. II, Washingto Building, Pennsylvania
aveaue, corner ot Seventh street.
No charge for consultation. rar. - TT
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OFFiCIAL. L.

No Passenger Train to Mansssas.
Was DEPARTMnsT,
0Gos Of Alaasy Director
and Superintendent Railroads U. S.,
Washington, April IS, 1863
No passenger train will be run from Washington
to Manassas until further notice
d. @. McCALLUM,
apls NJ d. Il supt H. Il. U. 9.
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India Nubbsr 0oe{le.

M:.: Hem Henry a; 4 Han 4! e q sS.tSa, who nsvs
ssoet for the GUNNER, aad ear s{isess caa pesells
lndia Rubber Goods Of every descrptton, sslsetsd
Ms srs Half Co.'S India Rubber Wsrsneass, sS
MIX street, Bostnn; aad We wo,d particularly eall
tbs attention Of Plumbers, Dsussid!, Clothias d
Gum Goods, o. oil erdery received BY Nsssrs. Hal
Co will be forwarded BY lightning expfses trains
At manufacturers prices Freight pod, thereby sav.
ing quite pront u eli who may iaks advantage Of
this oer, List Of prices and discounts forwarded BY
ni III y hrn desired. eeM&W II
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HOTloE.-My ascsry wsrshcSss, No. y
been lelr "a by Az, III psrsons indebted to :
M edhfsr fsyor By settling their tooounu inme
'dn'eiy: Also. psr.e.s 70 whom an indsbtsd vii
counselor at law, No. lS3 Nassau street, New York
WlLllAM TUCKER, late grocer, No a26 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, d. O. my22 I'm
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CANTERBURY HALL.
Leuisisns Avenue, mar Gi1th Street.
Immense success Of the beautiful and accomplished
songstress
CLARA BUTLER.
No one should fail TO hear W. ID. HAr-
Glorious sueces. q THE DOUBLE COMPANY,
DRAMATIC AND CONCERT.
To night the Dramatic Company will appear 10 the
laughable Comsdy, entitled
THE ROUGH DE.aJMON-D.
Clara Bstler ss......"................ nargary
Harry hice n...... Cousin joe
New Progrsmme, New sonss, New Dances,
New Negro Acts.
CANTERBURY.
Where Thousands each nignt, laugh their troubles
away, and repay In true fun all the tolls of the
viii tn. dance, song. and Iots Of ,hs n!ns,rs! so
BLACK, yellow, and d.,t, and som. y. mora darker
Whose banjo reff.tns, and great Versatility, Is the
The hesdqusrtsm Of Eomus fama for Its garrison,
when called into requisition By the talented Aa'
Who's ~ astonishing rhynins, and great mental pow.
srs win rvst your attention 70. minuhs and hours.
That funny oS%sSS,St "a 'Ssns.'S d. M
tton 10 any % the fsvorite 7albot"
Who to gain many friends h worthy the laural, as
sisted BY that humorous darky, !" iVord,"
Who worries himself by spree and by lark tho last
and not least, is that oontraband" Clark"
The poetic muse will now try to assist yc and say
few words for Le,ois " and - C,riay:"
Whose great daring sos their friends they all please
to see them appear on the daring 7fapeie,
The musics merits Of each to sx oil, for bright as
One revolves on its orbit who PLAYS the piano. with
the leader each night for Buse or Soprano.
The orchestra, too Is always vel, manned with mem
bers, too, Of the Navy Yard u md;
The ladies engaged thould have had precedence,
their talents we praise along with an'ecedenoe,
Asking their pardon, the muss does her duty-to
render respect to the great Court Of Beauty;
For Citiz ans. Soldiers. Colones. Majors. or Suter
will listen each night to the voice Of Miss Builer
Another sweet songsti ese-for her ags non. excel
hrr-s the comiosl humor Of fsweet little "lua;'
hrst on the list Is the fam'd Aadus La FbLle;
Another fair lady, who wins all your smiles, should
be favorably noticed, Is Nus lnsma Ala;
Also mother dsnseus, the popular Nia Ndaces all
of which appear 10 thtir favofite dances
Stih another young lady with the rett looks grand
on the Canterbury stage Miss Lily Brandon"
To cripple the,e rhymes fer want ofthe space you
find the right people now In the right place.
There's Poes, Singers and daucers-all cause great
attrsctor-to all ofthe patrons, and give satifsc.
ton.
Pay Welt this week If at eisure-the Hall IL 10 COOL
to be there Is pleasure.
The poets muse has out, but i3etil quite explo
IT. ifyou have any doubts, Just pay thort visit.
Doom open at7k Performance At az O'CLOCK.
Admiration rs cents Orchestra chairs 90 cents
je9- [0tar-10 sqsl
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,AUOF4ON-SAI,ES,

H,Staoy, oy;sys N; s S.;sss;;S e:S;
AFTEBNyQN, Juss 10, 81 ot.sek % tksEyp.
nsrih, 6stWesn Tf,t end sscosd ssssss -, TN
the iaprovements, oonslsting of TWo Nosy ntica
Dwelling House, contsining iour fooos ssdtkeAso,
out.buildngs on the psemkes rs-l' lI1eBsi kldi
:. Aso Immediately after, the east half Of Lot No.
Is and east half Of Lct No. u, IN tquass Ne. N 81
Tefms cash p t1'1r = lfTpi Z yet 20 llrh p
80. -, JAS. G. ,-NceUIIEA co., = .
sr rae above sale is psssSssusa assse
TO-DAY, Juna lith, same hour and place
49,, JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO, ,fo'it
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Police Rspsrts-Ysstsrd rday.

FL 81 Preoinct.--NO arrests. s.If. Nh = i.,,'
roond.-Sarah Green, drunk and disor rdsrly;
nd q. Ellen johnson, do; dismissed. John
Conner, running hOrsea; hnsd o. cents. Lewis
Nichols, drunk and disorderly; turned over to
The military. Hans Gosenohaf. drunk on LauStl
lagsr;. taken home. J. Babentsele, drunk
Third WIN. McNichel, grand larceny; jat
for court. VIM. Dlggs, do. DO. james Smith.
disorderly; fined $l.44. Charles Donelson, do5;
fined sl.62. Thomas Evans: do;; dismissed.
do.; si ansd ssss Joseph Lang Lang d.; a. aass @ ssa{.
August Darr, do; nned t2.4I.' Charles NickoE
son. do; fined - Il. ~ tLTqg. ~ = : Il
Fourth. Thomas Sullivan, drunk; Ansd ss.
Eh0sn Suss uss q. Ssd
Mendheim, do; dismissed.u B. Barron, DO; DO.
John Franklin, profanity; hnsd sS., Lsyis Ma.
die, drunk in the street; provost guard, Ru-
dolph Whittier, assxnltj do. D. o. NGT
to the military. Richard Jones, assault and
hattory; security for hearing. Thomas H.
Kellehsr, assault and battery; bail for court.
Phillip Irving, drunk and disorderiy; turned
derly; dismissed. Patrick Daily, drunk. and
disorderly; nnsd $l.Ss. Geo. q. Chaplin, DO;
turned over 10 the military. John Brssnshan,
disorderly; SO cents. Loretto 6trador, oon,
sealed wespons; hnsd t2o "a; workhcuse. VIM.
II. Pierce. drunk; military. James Travis, dis
and fighting; fined 1894. VHginis Russell; hght.
ing; dismissed. James q. White, drunk; turned
over to the military. s2,Tr1I lr7'lr. .l
Seventh.-Theodore Hurdle, assault and bat.
terry; bail for further hearing. John Leonard,
drunk and isorderiy; over to the military. j.
Herbert, uttering troasonable sentiments; do;
JosephCarubins, receiving goods on pawn with.
out license; fned SI5. J. H. Coleman, drunk
AND fghipg; over to the military . . Geo. Gesry,
drunk and lying In the streets; do. Henry
TOsh, assault and battery; jail for hearing.
James Baird, drunk and lying inothe street;
dismissed. Eugene Davison, do; fned g. :
Egoth. Modest Lloyd, drunk and disorderly;
fned Sl.5S. George Powers, do; dismissed.
Pat Cross, do; aned el.68. Auguster Baoksr,
asleep In the street; dismissed. ~ - .anir,.T
Ninth.--Mrs. McSweany, creating nuisance;
fined tl6s. Gilbert @. Brooks, disorderly; dis.
missed.
Tenth.-samuel Reisss, larceny Of q gold
watch valued at 500; dismissad., George T.
Weaver, threats Ot violence; security 10 keep
the peace. Cornelius Barnes, drunk and dis.
orderly; fned $5.94. Hannah Wilson, drunk;
nued 81 2H-workhouse. Timothy Dermot, as
ssult; security for further hearing. PeteF
Wilus, drunk and disordery; fined 1891. Eliza
Washington inviting to oprostttution; dismissed.
Margaret Wilson. do; hned 1894. Mathilds
Brown, do, do. Vlctorix Scott, drunk; hned
sl9i. Augustus weirsley, indecent language;
hned 81 o..
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Deaths of 4oldisre.

Deaths of BoIoierDs
The following dsatllsi1 thavAsb9tuVstals
&o4 In this vicinity have occurred since our
ID. Peterson, company E,13E;V York
J. J.Harnsr, company Ssd aryunsyfvshas.
P.op, 4. R.sss sssssy Nfa 29rkl
6sfseant L. v. 6rantmsn, COMPANY r, 55th
HswIYork. HETTh1f Tf''l'
s:';ss; t:ss;I ,s"ssss A M sytss pssss,,
hos. Marshall. company ., 9TH New York
AZ HsSlon.y. COMPANY a !. .ssdioS,o. 1l,U
4ohn Sweeney, company II, I'd Michigan.
1lrmAoI fayict. oclpany =, sthNsw York
cAtalry.
:. Ea,ohi.sos. ponDasg H,ola Ohio srul,
20. U,lsy, COMPANY II, lsth xsssssh shuss,ts.
Jbhnson Jones, COMPANY d, an Maine. ~
eosrt Abrahams, oonpasy D, ssth New
John stswsrs, ,eonpany O, Iolst Psnnsylvs.
John Bsyns, ooupany 4, isth Indiana. .-tc,
Corporal Robert Gravatt, company L, LIST
New Jersey cavalry, r,o, '-..-...
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ATweston's Progress OF Slavery. -Copies
Of this werk are for sale at the oos Of the National
RYvoiioas. Pamphlet edition, % cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents. -...H ..
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no INVENTORS AND PATEHTEEs.
l. HUNN 4 co., propristors Of the Seientih,
American, and agents for procuring American AM
Fl a II n NJ II -,
VIA Siztesn Years Ekpericnos in he Bus,nsss
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, x-Commlssionsrs Of Patent
and 10 more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum a Co ;. Pat
eat Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvios sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, leo pages, u cents
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mail.
Preliminary Examination In United Stites Paisn
Ofnoe, %.
Onioes, No. o. Iszk Row, New York; Wsshingtoa
corner Of asd esvsnth srssts, epposte the Pstea,
0Qee, .tsa1 8 r uay lt@onii
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Irregularities Of the Menstrual Periods. 20
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males during pregnancy, as they would BE- sure to
IS Rue Bangirard, Paris, France for sale ut III,
South street, opposite Smith oman Institution,
The oaly Agent In Washington. le 6eod3t.
NFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS un-
~ der the act Of April 10, 1862, entitled An act
for the release OF certain persons held TO serye or
labor ia the District Of Coiumbia,"
CRY HALL,
WAsHINGTos Cry, ID. O.,
June 7, 1863.
Ordered That the time for filing statement In
writing or schedule with the Clerk Of the circuit
Court for the District of Columbia as PROVIDED the
9th section OF the above act be- and he same mere
by. extended TO the fret of July next
W. " WM r. WOODWARD.
10 9-dtjyl SioIA,
The national Republican., 1862-06-11
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