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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-11

ELECTION IN DUBUQUE.-A big fight at the
ballot box came off in Dubuque on Monday
between the Democrats and Unionists. The
former scooped the latter completely. The
expressive language of the Times is awe
have met the enemy, and we are theirs" The
entire Democratic ticket was elected, by ma
jorities ranging from 2s3 to $50. The Times
claims that the election was carried by whis-
ky and fraud. The Herald is crazy with de-
light, and its issue Of the 9Th contains but
little else besides cuts emblematic of the vic.
tory, big letters spelling victory and exclama-
ton points. Dubuque is tough!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-11

New MILITARY DEPARTMENT. new
Military Departments have been created
which embrace territory as follows:
FIRST, that portion of Virginia and Mary,
land lying between Mountain Department,
and Blue Ridge, to be called the Department
of the Shenandoah, to be commanded by Gen
Banks. Second, that portion Of Virginia Iy
ing east of the Blue Ridge and west Of the
Potomac, and fredericksburg and Richmond
Railroad, including the District of Columbia
and the country between the Pautuxct, to l'e
called the Department Of the Rappahannock
to be under the command Of Gen. Mcdowell
The enemies of Gen. Mcclellan intcrpre
this as another cut from the War Depart
ment
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-11

KExTrcKY, Missouri, North Carolina, Ten
ncssee and Virginia, have donble-headed gov
crnmcnts Union and disunion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-11

April 9.-Thc Merrimac is confidently ex-
pected with seven other gunboats on the
first favorable day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-04-11
'' Here -

ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF
CoLUMBIA.-The U. S. Senate on the Sd inst.
passed the bill providing for the Abolition of
Slavery in the District of Columbia, by a
decisive vote of 20 yeas to IA nays. We
Join with the N. Y. Tribune in exclaimng
: Champions of Impartial Liberty! let US
thank God and take courage! The world
does mover
Mr.. G. A. Dana has retired from the 7ri-
bune. He has long been Mr.. Grecley's able
lieutenant, and difference of opinion, as to
whether he should continue in that position,
or assume to give direction to the paper, con-
trary to the views of his chief and of the pro-
prietors, is probably the reason Of his with
drawal He is generally understood to have
been the originator ofthe ION to Richmond
watchword IN its columns, as well as the au-
thor Of much Of the offensive, useless and
hurtful criticism upon war measures that has
appeared in its columns since May last
Ne~0urgh, (N. 70 journal
A WARNING TO DIsLoYAL JOURNALISTS
Edmund Ellis, publisher of the Boone Co.
(Mo.) Standard, was tried before Military
commissioners at Columbia, Missouri, on
charge of publishing information for the ben
eft Of the enemy, and violating the laws Of
war. &c.
The Commissioners found him guilty and
sentenced him to be kept outside Of the lines
of the State Of Missouri during the war, and
the press, type. &C., of the printing office to
he confiscated to the use of the United States.
The Secretary of war has approved of the
sentence. and issued an order that this form
Of procedure be adopted in like cases by com.
manders Of all military departments.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT

slALID Proposals. for the following LUmBER
will be received sc the Bureau OF Oonshuetc
until rURsDaY, the 27d day Of July &c Il o'clook
such 70 . % Sf as nav ). Greet d. a. a. .sos
a. any tlIas between the dsie Of the acceptance 0
IS SS go sse ta sh 1si o. Wilt. Pine Common cun
10 900 feet s.sth. in. White Pine Common CuIlrns.
1900 feet l sS. IN. Witt. Pin. Common cu,ns.,
sO feet s lsss IN Whit. Pine Pncssd c,ass,
s .ss sS: win. fs s.d
50" feet Oh; Il IN WSits Pin. MsrshsaAbs
5000 feet tts: IN wSIis PIns nsrehars.bs
1000 feet IO-<ths ia. white Pine Merchsutabfe
1900 feet atSs Il. v Siis Pie Msrshaus.bls tsr-
5000 feet tti, in " siis Pine HsrcSsstsS Lsn,
1000 feet }ths NV bite me Msrobsussble Lam
Der, IL 70 le feet lengths. planned on bod
bsr, |. f.ss fl sns. 5aps hsAsnss0's Isn
5000 feet b, White inc Msrehsntsble Lur-
Inn s..s e,I Il Il = g q 2 isst l:nstss
ber, Is 70 = fsst lsaSths
i;Ss isss 8 Gus II a, Mo-
2e0 feet t-slhs in. Mshossuy
100 ttet s-tths in Nahossny
20 ssst i Sia: In n HH. ssssssSgy
rioi. Q, bid offered. or 20 re- sos ihs BIDS "a vs
9, n Ds5 ss:s sSs 's' OF me
In charge IfeSEuU pspsrmsrt,
Ule-l~ IiRt, had ksyJ
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The LATEST BF TSL6GRAPH:
LATEST FROM wARRENToN.
Federal Cavalry pass through white.
sulphur Springs without sppssitisn.
Gen. Hateh's command reported %
have penetrated as far ~
Rapidan Station.

WARRENTos, Va, July ls.-our troops are In
good spirits, in prospect Of active operations
The White Sulphur Springs have been visssed
almost daily, until our arrival, by the enenyss
cavalry scouts but recently . detachment Of eu,
cavalry passed there, toward CuIpeper, viIhout
opposition.
The townspeople OF wsrrenton are courteous
toward Us. The ladies, rank secessiouists a. tAey
are, treat us with dignifed politeness, and at
times with marked attention, evsding any dis
cussion OF the affairs OF the country. Az In every
town we lave entered, bl' ck 10 the predomins-
ting color worn by the females. II 10 stated tAis
town and vicinity turned out in the rebel volua-
teer service 200 troops.
The command Of Genersl Hatch is reported b
have penetrated az far a. Rspidan Station, on
the Virginia Central Railroad.
The following appointments have been made
In Geae,sI Bsnks's corps d'armee Rhgadier
General Anger to the LIST division; Brigsdtsf
General Prince 70 the lst brigade; and Brigsdief
General George s. Greene TO the ID brigade Of
the same division. All are well versed and e1pe-
rienced soldiers.
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THE Latest FROM RICHMOND.

We have before us the Richmond EngKusr of
the 18th and 18th inst. That journal appears
alarmed at the order Of our War Department con-
centratng the forces Of Mcdowell, Fremont and
Banks under Gen. Pope, and reminds its leaders
In that quarter that he 10 notoriously one Of the
most dangerous Union commanders-"an ofhcer
Of great activity and daring, and 10 very apt 10 dc
unexpected things" ID Odds: The foray into
Orange county, and the De sfuction Of the railroad
bridge over the Rapidan by the enemy, 10 chal.
lenge on the part Of Pope, that our Generals have
now to take up"
The following 10 the EsqEir~'s account Of our
occupation Of Rapidan:
"A DESCENT UPON RAPIpAS O'CLOCK
on Sunday morning, a squadron Of Federal
cavalry dashed into the village Of Rapidan, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, robbed q
few citizens, burned the bridge over the Rapida1,
made an Intellectual attempt 70 capture the tele-
graph operator, and retreated TO their base OF
operations at Culpepef Court House
about the advance Of the Federal army upon
6ordonsville, were considerably In advance OF
the truth" --
OF President Lincoln,s recent visit to the Army
Of the Potomac, the Esqsiyr says:
GA DIRTY TRIo.-Lipcoln, Stanton and Win.
field Scott, passed by Old Point on Thursday
last, en- route for MeClellan's headquarters, at or
near Berkley A gentleman who saw the steamer
which conveyed this dirty trio Of Yankee negro
stealers, says there was band Of music on board
and many days and stresmers futtering gsily 10
the breezen
The Esqss~ chuckies over alleged Out false)
accounts Of the exploits Of flying battery on the
south side Of james rives, just below the Berk-
ley landing, sssiasd BY some tvc hundred bush
vhsoking sharpshoessn. IL prsssnds that they
killed . large number Of Unioniss on board Of
transports and disabled the troop-steamef Daniel
Webster. IL adds that our gunboats could not
return the ere so as to do them (the rebels) any
damage whatever, owing TO the height CT the
bluff on which they were stationed.
). also says hat 70 10 evident that Burnside con.
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templates a movement up siong the sosth ssnh
Of the james, on Riehmond, and procistns us
rebels ready IN meet him there.
soop ExIr1tr sur CO The Esgssr~ Of nc
18Th says that dsiiy st meal times The RiehDosd
Provost Guard sesschcs the hotels and sscnG
places In that city, for men and ofboeu q thetf
army, seiring and carrying OF 10 be sest 10 thesr
regiraents) all who cannot show suthcsity beyord
question for their presence there.
The BHqsusr, commenting on the threstenins
aspect OF McClellsn's present operations, sr:
ave must again dig, dig, dig, ot Mcclellan
VIII dig into Ric hmond, The spsde can only be
conouered with the spade. and the shovel VIII
always defeat the musket"
The Montgomery Adcsrfissr says that AisesDs
has sent to the army 90 men, out a vvesnG
population Of 600.
The Erqri,tr says that The Federal fees 10 the
James river numbers 100 gunbosts.
Major George w. Brent, Of AleIsndris, aid 70
General Beauregsrd, has been promoted 10 be
Lieutenant Colonel.
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PKRsoskI-Hon. II. >. Sanford, U. 8. htnis-
ter Resident at Brussels, reached this city ysser-
day. He came uia South Anerios, In sixty tsys,
from bis post. -.
Colonel Geo. J. stsnnsrd. sih Regiment ver-
mont volunteers DR.. Kenhon and family. n. NJ
q. Chiffon, Va, are at the Netropoiitsa Hold.
Thomas and Geo. Kindinico, Of Aexsndsta,
Egypt Rev. DR.. cObbeigh, Of heKendres cei-
lege, Lebanon, III and Colonel Daniel Chspain,
Of Bangor, Me, ar. Ut tn National Hotel.
General Beyard, U. q. Volunteers; L. DuPont'
Del 4; II. F. Vail, N. Y; ex-GOv. 6oo. o. Bout
well, Mass are at willsrds'.
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PhR6RRs THE 5TN Skf s4Arhs sSSa AEYs.

July, rsosivs proposals for the CONSTRUCTION Of
screws acting Independently Of each other.
There will be, for each vessel, two pairs Of en-
bnt tor sns soTe% snnbosts With the es
cepnon OF the length OF STOKE, whIGh will be
diameter of the ada remain ng thirty Inohs IS as
before. The valve will be Waddell's aide. These
and some trlflag modihsstIo1' IN the detail al
those Of the gunbosts above referred to-.
eeh pair Of engines viii bs entirely distinct and
screws wi be OF bra ., fourteen feet piteh and Of
not iess than ten feet diameter; they will be aus
hanger, and the SHAH will rsyolvs IN brass pipe
connecting The hanger with the hull,
ppe with the tube. Shove the fsnnaoas he gate
bars are not to exc, a length of Ga feet he
esns no ess S.u
h5 sPeclf, ati' ms for the gunboat boI,Is a'e to
manship,, thickness of metal, eto. are concerned;
all appendices 10 be the same. regard being had to
Two bowe 8 OF the largest s;ze, with suitable
blowlog engi aes, will be required
the aasIsn Ue ks
town, assso,us IT'S; lev 9 PIX ana phlIadei
Of the navy ards at which the parties Intend to
fun ami Of ,nsir suIi tssi the ss IS sur e. Which
mplete ana ready for steemins, with . PRO rata
smornt Of duplicate pieces. TOOLS Instruments; etc.
time from date of contract IN which they will guar
Antee to complete the work
The proposals are to be end orsed "Pyoposals for
cam Maektnry OF Vss ssls ,ctth Too ersys, to
distinguish them from other business letters. The
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
payments will be made In the usual manner as the
work prog esses.
The department reserves the right 70 reject any
or all of the proposals that may be made under this
advertisement II, in its opinion. the public interest
requires. i've
I'D. Any parties preferrng TO make propositions
based the other Kinds of mdohluory than that
above described, but of not less power, they will
receive consideration,
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SECOND EDITION.
THRKE O'CLOCK r. n.
6ORDoNsvILLE TAKEN.

We feel at liberty to state this afternoon, that
yesterday a portion Of the army Of Gen. Pope
entered the important town sf Gordonsville, Va
unopposed, and duly destroyed all the railroad
parsphernalia at that point; the junction Of the
Orange and Alexandra and Virginia Ceatrai
Railroads.
Three. fourths Of the troops, munitions and
supplies Of every description for the Rebel army
at Richmond Of necessity passed through Cor
louisville by rail. The blow 10 therefore most
important one, more especially Il Is the frst OF
q series which we trust will do more 70 cripple
the eficiency Of their (rebelI Richmond army,
than sught that has vet occurred
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs.

II invigorates, strengthens and purifes the sys.
tenn, Ii a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and etectual tonic In the world. II 10 COM
posed of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots
Herbs and pure 81. CroiI Rum; particularly
Weaknes, and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold BY all Groces, Druggists, Hotels and 3d.
looms. r. a. DRAKE e. Co.,
ap eo3ms 202 Broadway, New York.
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Runner Assigns Him to the eeRersf
Command Of the q. 8. Armies.

PHrrLpzLHIA, July Is.-MsJor General Hal
Ieck, In giving up the command Of the Army OF
the Southwest, has issued general order eonpl-
menting the troops for their gallantry and good
conduct. This fact seems to strengthen the report
that Gen. HsIleck 10 on his way to wsshington, b
tske position as General Commanding the Armies
OF the United states, 20 remain In waskiegtos-
Generals Mcclellan and Pope to continue In their
present commands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

EDrIoR SrAR:-In this mornings Republican
appears local article headed "Kidnappers al
their Inhuman Business Again. &c, In which
the grossest injustice is done to an eminently
worthy and respectable family. IL 10 my purpose
to notice only so much of the article In question
as connects Mr. Mankn and family with the al
legged kidnapping The facts Of the case are
briefly these:
Yesterday morning two men drove to the resi-.
dence Of Jas. Mankin, E,q and inquired for q
OF Mr. Mankin. They were informed that Jim
was absent at the market ruth Mr Mdrkia, but
would return In q few minutes. The men waited
until the negro returned, when they arrested him
the commissioners lately appointed by the Cir.
cult Court. No pistol was used on the occasion,
nor was the negro gagged. Mr. Mankin did not
return to his house with the negro, but went d.
rectlv from the market to the Criminal Court,
where he was engaged az juror. lts
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DIED.

Or the nth instant, at 10 O'Clock ?. m Mrs.
NARY T. HALL, in 0 50 year OF her ago.
In hope OF tlat immortal oIOwn,
lnov the q oss 81 stain,
And gladly vsndsr up and down.
And smlle At toll and pam
lsdfer on my three 500 o years,
Till my Utllyerer come
AMI vlpe away His Iervanes tears,
ana take His exile mo!
The friends and acqusintAnces of the family are
rep sotfully invited attend her funeral, ,hree
O'CLOCK on 70 morrow saturday. evening, at the
residence Of her son. on ID street Eouth, between
18th ead 18Th stre. It's west.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

THR PoroMAc wArER.-The Water Registrar
having issued a notice concerning the use Of the
water at this time, and calling attention 20 the
restraints placed by the law upon that USE it has
become necessary that the police should be In
formed 20 their duties In this respect, and
cordingly the annexed order has been Issued. 10
10 to be hoped that all good citizens will co-ope-
rate with the authorities In their efforts 20 insure
full supply Of water during the coming hos
sessSn:
Dsrn,t,,,,t MetropOIitas Police, 0oses s.,'t,,
Ci:y Of Rashisgfon, July Is, lse2. :
General Order No. 81.
Ssygsa.t: Yon viii take immediate rteps 10
enforce vigorously the provisions OF the Corposs-
ton ordinances with respeci 70 the use OF the fo-
tomac water
1. Pavement or street washers O. hand hose can
be used for fifteen minutes only betSe sunrise
and O'Clock In the morning, and az susees ana
during hour thereafter.
2 Hand hose shall not be used In the avenues
or streets TO wash carriages, omnibuses or other
vehicles, or for watering or washing horses.
.. The caps OF the pavement or streetwsshen
when net In use must be kept shut or screwed
down, and all Ieah, waste or ove Cow muss be
at once reported 70 this once for action.
By order; w. b. WEss, sup1.
PoLIcR-Before JEsttos Batss.-Yesterdsy two
cases against e. G. King, for selling liquors a.
at Crystal Spring without having fst Obtained
a license from the Levy Court, Were tried, and
judgment rendered against him for $40 In each
case. From this decision Mr.. King appealed 30
the Circuit Court. Mr.. Davidge appeared for the
defense.
Samuel Davis was arrested by sfacer Brshes,
after a race through the market, on swpicion %
the larceny Of certain dry goods and clothing,
which he had offered for sale. he was commit
ted TO jail for further hearing.
Michael Harrison, who had been In jail sinee
the 12th inst, upon oicion Of stealing 90 In
Treasury notes, was taken out yesterday for Anal
eIemination. The evidence was not deemed suf-
icienf 10 justify a longer detention OF the pris-
oner, and the case was dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURT, Jsly 17.-Ph.lip Ryan vss
found guilty Of an assault, and fned IS
Michael cody was convicted OF an assault.
George G. LoTan wss found not guilty Of an ss,
sault.
Columbus Ogle was convicted OF highway rob
berry. motion In arrest Of Judgment wa tn
terej.
July 1s-Jefenon Hughes was found guilty q
an assault and battery on Abby Sullivan.
VIM. Bowers Is on trial for stealing q watch.
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MARRIED..

yaCos Il. aAsrEsF p e Of w.ssina, sT III. i.
o., 20 FANNIE G. eldest dsught Of T. J. Fow-
Ter, g of Brooklyn, N. Y.
New York pspcrs COPY
On the nth July, By Rev. Mr.. M onroe, RAR-
ZIl.LA q. BE IT'S, of Baltimore. TO HARRIET
v. JACOBS, Of WAshins ton City.
baltimore papers copy
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To OBTAIN dne carts de visits Licensees 20 TO
Whitehurst's, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue He
10 selecting (orginal carts de pisits Licensees of
distinR uished men, embracing all the prominent
men Of tAs country. See his licensees In oil and
water colors. Those desiring camp aud field views
taken call and leave your orders. iY l2-eolm&
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month bv usin1 n, TnmnIe,v;s P,mnIs RsnIsb psi
1t 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches
&c tan, freckIes, salIowness and all Impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jy5-u
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DIARRHEA AND DTsENTK1Y will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to 1t that he
carries with him a full supply Of HoIloway's
Pills. Their use In India and the Crimea saved
Thousands Of British soldiers. Only Is cents per
Box Oh
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GENERAL HALLECK

We have reason 70 believe that there IL truth In
the report that General Halleck 10 now on his way
to this city, summoned here by the Government.
II is not so certain, we spprehend, that the
Government has determined to retain him at this
point az military adviser, 10 alleged.
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III The gold premium Yesterday wss 10 PEE
cent. over PAPER sterling bills, IoO TO LII TOT sty
days, In New York city
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THIRD WARD STATION CAszs-Bsfore JsSties
CIdrk Joanna Kenn DIV, drunk dismissed. +.
Hickman, drunk and disor derly; fned 80.
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DEAFNESS, and all malad les of the eye and ear
exclusively treated by DR. Won MOscbzisker, ocu-
list and aurist, 227 Pennsvlvania avenue. The nu-
merous testimonials from such creditable sources
repeatedly published make all further statements
unnecessary, Ara
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1st Lieut.. Co. r, LIST {

The ANNUAL distribution Of medals an pre-.
mlums to the pupils Of the different public
schools will take place at the Smithsonian On
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week; commencing with the fourth district
on Monday next.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
IA modated with pleasant Rooms and Board at
39S Sixteenth st, References exchanged.
Also, . Brick Stable and Carnage House for
reat. ~ 10 2vH
= accommodated with Board and Furnished
Rooms 1t the Boarding (prIvate) House on 18th
street. between and K, No 40S. 10 a-2N<
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A CARD,

TN CARD.
L He Attention Of the adde's and Isntlsgen is
op-tnuing from day to day until ths whole of the
stock IL disposed of at auction, on Ninth street.
betveen ID and h streets north, no <Sl, pp stairs.
See advertisement for PARTON Ars to- days pa
pers. Uy l1-2D GREEN & WILLIAMS.
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EvERYBODY'S BUSINESS,

TOR CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
4 ana SHOES. u the lowest price, corner nth
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EXCURSIONS, PiO MICS, &c.
6 G ON ID AND PIC MIC!
y The members of the

SEcoN9s r., s r. N, 3, .sI NtC'
FRI ENIsHIP ,CLUB
Respectfully inform their friends and tbs public
Anso..sn nf' on men M6S H6ao July slst
Every efo has bsen made to make the o. -
TioFe.s Fifty Cents sdnitsinI gentleman and
ladies.
Ing parties To the Pic Gio &c OF oherge,
WIN. II. Mills. jylI ste
QEOPhNING OF ARLINGTON!
rhe members of tho LAFAYETTE CLUB beg
leave TO inform their friends and public in a
general of Washington and Georgetown that ~
they intend giving Their FIRST grand rIG MIC "a
4 %E TX i1:'Sn E y July SrIn''
the Commit, vlstse them, YES that no Pains
vi 5Pde ~ II the srouad. for
IN s0t st 9rasr WI DC bse and
ba. has been engaged for the OCCASION COsohcs
Will leave tn, corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue
viii issvs 18th stree. bridse svety hour, oSmmsno
tickets 50 Ssc... .dnit.In. . gentleman ard Ia
a. fIC NiC-PIC MIC!
tie s,n YHUN No,, GATHOtI
+ m 9S.a ds'G1 Ju,
Tickets IS cents; children unoer Il years hall
price.
Good ootIIlon music has been engaged.
The ON abuses oonneot with the boats, which
leave the f:o:G f aigh steet for the grounds. No
Carriages can 20 to the island either By way of
the Long Bridge or the Asueduct. jyl5l7,lS 81 2as
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" sHnEs conner 10th street and Pc. averue.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS [.

EIRsT WARD, ATTENTION.
Now opened and for sale at the lowest "a
d stock Of CLUTaINS, HATS, CAPS, 81
and SHOES, on the corner Of 2oth street q
ay6nu6. :
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-rCJED wAsD STArrvS CAs<s-B.fo.s JsGies
{ usE Am II .ffis ccioTod, GTuLki nHed o. ~.
} X. lame, dol 10. Sj.ei. Ed1aIa HNIing-
t1D, DO; do. "a. .r,....f VI.
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Pou11H WARD srArIos CASES --Bsfeys JESS
SO, WaHer.-Alics Co'e, psostitutioni dismissed
James l.aes, dlscrderly; locked up fsur hours
lam = " heelef, drunki fined 81. Abram Arker
sra, do dismissed
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