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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
A PROMPT PUNISHMENT.


One who was present states the following as
the part cula,s Of a scene at the War Department
Yesterday:
Secretary Stanton was iransacting business with
various parties in his usual rapid vigorous style,
when a surgeon entered, and giving his name,
said {" understand that some charges have
been entered against me-"
SIR. Stanton, Collecting document from pile
on his table. )-"Tes, sir. You are here charged
with shamsfully neglecting detachment Of sick
and wounded soldiers sent to this city under your
care. Are the facts stated in this paper true,"
sSurgeon5 (readng )-"Party 30, sir. The time
of M arrival is incorrectly stated"
stanton DIS IL true that on your arrival you
went to hotel and got your supper, leaving the
wounded men In the cars"
Surgeon.--asl. ia, air"
St.nroa.--"Aud that you afterwards went TO bed
st the hotel, leaving the soldiers yet unca,ed for
In the cara"
Surgesn-s'It 10, sir"
Stanton.-"Tnen, sir, you are dismissed from
the ssfvice;' and adding some further word
expressive Of his utter detestation OF such acts
neglect Of suffering soldiers on the part OF those
specially delegated to care for them the Secretary
at once written out; and the delinqu ent, crushed
ana humbled, LEFT the room, crying like child
THAT "NAvY YARD AT MEMPHIS.
"The United States navy yard and buildings
have been taken possession OF by Flag Officer
Davis IN the name Of the Government, and will
De occupied as the headquarters Of his feet. The
buildings are in good preservation"
We Clip the above from the --latest News from
Memphis" Newspaper men and corrsspon dents
appear to have fallen into error in reference to
the memphis Navy Yard" There iras such an
institution in existence few years ago; but the
United States sold it out gave II to the city Of
Memphis. or late years the main portion Of wha,
was the yard has been used by Irishmen for the
purpose Of building ''shanties' en-, wherein to
reside. The "Navy Yard" 10 a regular Irish
community. II Is further occupied to a great
extent by Lumbar and coal merchants, aud the
depo. Ct the Ohio and Mississippi railroad is
built on a corner OF It. Kthere is now there any
"Navy Yard" It must have been erected by fhe
Confederates aimee the war broks cut
A SURGEON DISMISSED THE SERVICE
FOR NEGLECT.
Wa DEPARTMENT Adjutant Generals Once,
Washington, June IS, ls62.-General Orders No.
oO.-Surgeo1 David .. Hays, Of the 10th regi-
msnt Of Pennsylvania volunteers, having been
ordered to conduct to this city large detach-
ms1s Of sick and wounded men, and having
icC'cN INC" Np0.g oiiiN1ip tuc
President directs .hst for this gross derels..on Of
duty lie be dismissed tie service, and he Is here
by accordingly dismissed.
81 order of the Secretary Of War
L. THoaAs, Adj't General.
OAeiAl-E. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
THE PORT REPUBLIC BRIDGE.
Ilia now stated II behalf of Col Carol, com.
uanding at the Port Republic Bridge, that he
seted undsr positive orders OF Gen Shields not
10 destroy the bridge, but 10 hold il 1t ali hazards
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Berry was cut when the rebels made their ap-
proach, and she, drifting out into the stream, was
saved: This morning she was taken In tow and
brought TO this port.
The loss here In wagons aud mules Is az great
40 was 8rst mentioned The principal portion Of
the teams'ers made their escape, although scme
fell into the bands Of the enemy.
The repetition Of such an attack N YESTERDAY
has been well guarded sgainst for the future and
is occurrences 10 not likely soon again tn occur
The bridge over Black Creek was not destroy we'd,
only few timbers having been burned. Rail-
road, as well as Geographic Communication. fs
again had over this route
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IL B:igadier General Howard, who was
Ssveely wounded at the battle Of Fair oaks, 10 at
pfssen! residing with his family at Auburn,
Maine His wound il very painful, but will
probably soon heal. He IL not able to walk, bu
has 70 be moved about. With such soldiers as
Maine has turned out, and such Generals as
Howard, Ber-v. and jameson, the pine tree State
has reason to b. proud Of Aer record in the
present war
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IL We glad to learn that the Medical
Department are not responsible for the neglect
Of the wounded men from Port Republic. No
dispatch Vac received at the Office OF the Med
icsl Director at ell, and the Surgeon General did
not receive dispatch until the morning after
their arrival, at 10 O'Clock Tie surgeon IN
charge d.i not report to headquarters until after
. O'Clock, on Sunday morning, when measures
were taken To remove tie wounded to Gospitsls.
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MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE Grenada Appeal, Of
the 18th, contains the following despatch:
ATLANTA, Ga, June 10 .-Passengers by the late
train report that the enemy, vsriously estimated
at from 1900 to 900, has left the river opposite
Chattanooga, after dividing his forces, part going
up and part down the river TWAS believed that
they viii attempt TO cross, and form junction
on this side, TO attack the city. Generals Kirby
Smith, Leadbsater and Reynolds are there, with
plenty Of troops to whip the enemy. The people
Of Chattanooga are firm, and free from alarm.
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TEE REPORTED AssAssIsATI9S OF Gov JOHN.
sos-As the War Department has received dis
patches from Governor Andrew johnson dated
on the 14th inst. the Southern newspaper Sorles
about bis having been assassinated only expose
the malignity CT the rebels, and that their "wish
81 father to the thought
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* a ID! Il Z A d.
FpK ShLE-A lsrta .sFOrtment of MARBLE
Nj ANTLES ard TOMB SEO.NE WOHRVlIb-
out regard TO cost, az nv Stone Yard corner New
Jtrsey avenue and street. resr the railroad de-
pot HayloE concluded to djscoptIuue tie marble
branch OF my blriness, offer . my manufactured
work a. prices fer fellow cost ~
frantic ara l6r0va Stone, North HIvsr Pine
stone and tlsgginE, FIREMAN and North River and
marble Illea cOn. t.ntly on hand ard furnished 10
order a. the snortest notice scd ;hs Lowest eash
10 IL. Ira EteHlIAS ACVEp
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n~NOTlCE.-PENN MANS At
JIG TESD.-Ata mseting of Pennsyvanlaus
residing in this city. held Saturday aft 'rnoon
tbs lfh instant, the following resolution was
adopted:
Rfsolred That hon. Joseph Csssr. Hon. j. w
EcrRey, Sc. w hitshi |, %. L. Eaton and De W iton
Halner. EseE., be, and are hereby. appointed q
committee to prspare and pr b ish 3 IL for meet
LIZ to be te-G SO sn early deJ of al. eiuzsns of
trIof, who desire to 90 operat- in aiding tho s. ok
apd wourded ot that S'a:e in the no, pits here.
Pursuant To the shove the undersig aed urgently
request ali cltiZens OF Pennsylvania rssldins or
s4oafn!aE Ia this District. together with tn. SEN
grsss. to meet a. Wiliards' Rail on TUESDAY
EVENING". nth INST at O'Clock, to make ar
Isnyrmenu for the purpose OF carrying Into effoot
tho OBJECT Cf tho foregoing resolution,
JOS, CASEY,
JOHN w. FORNEY,
ID. l.. EATON.
JAMES WHiTEHILI,
DE- WILTON HAINES.
je 1s3t IIntal. = Repub.1
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i NO. 2sS Penn. avenue, aouih ,isa h.VSaS,
=. = Sn9 lSth sts Eve y evening q FaEE CON
SEhI or the beat classical aad Oh FRA mus,o a.,
IoImed ~ EN- nent artists il IN sir uest anil Tbs
concett CON meaces at p. m. daily. The hest of
!eirsanments AZ moderate prlces Ofhcer. alw.Ss
Ia stt ndance Tor the pre.ervation of ordsr Gsan
uii s,s O'Clock. HENRY EGSENfHAE,
yon Ih Propuetor
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Ssiri, Of TIA Nlornipg Press.

The Iztsllissaesr thinks there Is no reason to
apPrehend practical guerilla warfare IN the
South, after the greater military movements shall
have come 10 an end; FOR that the South have as
much fear Of that mode OF warfare as any other
section.
The RspTblieaa Is opposed to colonization,
when used as a means simply to get rid OF the
negro; hut says that
"RecOgnizlng the fact OF the present existence
Of some degree Of prejudice against this class Of
persons, and considering the mportance Of uniting
public sentiment in favor Of measures Of erpanci-
patton, the Presidents recommendation Of aidin g
the emigration Of such negroes as may volun-
tarily elect to emigrate, seems to be wise"
The R,pxbIiean argues that had 1t not been for
the existence Of slavery, there would be no more
prejudice against the negro than against any other
nationality.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PO.LEMOaAMA:
ST A N !. Ely &c CON T,S
GIGANTIC I'LL
WAR EQR THE IfNInl

WAR FOR THE UNIONI
yComyrising visws Of Cities North and south
Explosions, soeres and incidents OF sysrv Snd
Enleh illustrate the Great ebelon and a stionss
struggle for National Life Nssons
The Nayal Bate at Hampton Roads, In vhiah
re ses y, n0yemsnt of shi % Is repressntsS-tSs
az rntVN 3F THE MONITOR AND MERRI.
mAC-tne Destruction OF the Coye-ees ana 49,
nsIandEfhe Bufnlng ard sirkirg Ship.-is most
S9nderInl and interesting exhibition Of itsei
the public VIII 20 presented 70
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MOONS at O'clock for Families. ed a1
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NOTICE TO THE MEDICAL STAFF OF
~ he ATTY, to Coaya!esGent Offcsrs and
DIR. L: Can, who, for the past yes, his
baths and Esctrioity, In the Cove -nment Mi AIRY
Hospitals ana Camst, osss leave 70 announces tina I
hs conilnues TO administer Vspor Baths, sulphur,
Electro Chemical. ard A. omatc. -Al,o, Eleotric.,
Applications IN every ioIm at his Rooms n O 2O9
p,rtment =. -
These sa.h, as universally rsoorni.sd IN
Earope, BY The Medical Faculty. as the me Il
oHsotual remedy for Rheumatism, and dIseases
generated BIZ the ABSORPTION OF Mercury. snd othsr
Metallic Msdiclnes-Chronis Gods, Infsmstory
GOAT, Yever snd Debli'v, affections from Para
Isis, Uterine Lnmss.o- al ETuptiys Diseases
Inns, 'odu1ed by wCuLds, or ex sosure has be en-
most thoroughly tested in the osp ia q ana Camps
curing the kast year. IS the testimonisis In the
possession Of Or. A from distlr guished nj sdio 81
and Line Omcers OF tue rmy who have witnessed
or bsan the subj sets Of h,s treatment will abu
da1ty shov. pr. Ale.n has eomplete Apparatus
necessary f)r ths administrator of Raths and
EIectIiciJ in every form. at his Ro ms, or at toe
RI ldeEces OF the patients, ss they nav dssire He
wilt also give his attendance AZ the Military Hos
pltsls and at the Camps. lie y s.s
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0EPoT opARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.

DEPoT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
Co,sg q ls:h Gsd s.sy
SFALHp PRoPosaL will ha received At this ofs.s
rntf FIdai, the p dsy of June. rsl ;, II o'cocf
ssiss,Is Il , the c:y Of sssns.:n =
's'Ssf:.sss :ST ;S 5SS. ssPsaan Gu ms,
i lss s q! ss:II:: 81 6, i s5s
isss long,
All the lumber to be deli-ered within twenty
ds.s altar sigriny the c~ntrsoi
pointed on the part OF the Cove mint
~ &c 20 Dc male upon the Satisfactory COM
Proposals. must ba plainly marked proposals
no hs iSb i. Of Pc bidder to A. e. ooatsot
70 ne shOss must
shown By the ofoI. oe tsc..e Of The Cei o! the
reIest District Court or of the United states
Bidders mrs. Be present in pe-son when the bids
are opened. o tasii proposals. viii not be consid-
Bonds in the sun of FIVE thousand del .rs, signed
BY the contractor and both of his qua aators. vii
tssrequ,Isd Of the successful bidder upoa signing
The Ilsht to rtj~t any or all bids that m.r be
eesmsa too high Is reserved by tbs Depot Qusr-
mo NAL proposals Will be rejected.
Form Of GTayaRtss
we, OF the county of - and Stats If
-, and D., OF tn oolrty CT - and stats
Of =, do hereby guar antee that rs able to
tnlhl the contrast IN accordance With the terms oil
his proPositio ard thst should his proposition
&C ,epted, he viii At once enter into q contract IN
Shoald the ocntr.ot be AWARDED HIM we are Pre-
pared 10 become his ssoar tisz
lIo ms su,rsntee must bs PIP slded the ce tia
cate abgv emen,io aed. 1iel7 ID
CaEAP DRESS GOODS JUST Received
AT
N EW STOREr
- pieces bsrage Angss, really good quality, st
20 pieoe: very besutiiul Em5'd English Berssss,
at Ia cents,
50 pieoss excellent Scotch Lawns, at 10 cents,
70 pieces very choice styles Printed la wns tl2k
cents,
% pieces SnElIEh Grenadines. very pretty and
20 pieces grey Goods, in reat styles at ls% cents
s5 pieces Sootoh Organdies, st lzh cents.
70 pieces Riaok AND White Check moxSUbis ne.
from l2x cents to 50 cents,
100 PIECES vsry select .tJs Of English Caioos, ct
l21a cents,
We invite spsoal attention 10 tie above FOODS,
Rs they all fresh and new and yill he found "a
oheAp Is they are represented.
JUSEPH ]. MAY,
SOS Pa. avenue between 9Th snd 18th sts.,
lo 10 81 New Store.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
aENTLEmfsSsA AND BOYS.

nave In store aud daily receiving al the latest
ahC mp,t Desirable st' es of Ready made iiothiLg
Car present stook fsrs tn gsut emsn wishing AZ
q and price.
Our custom department Is we'll supplied With all
tne letest style: CCatlnss. Cloths, Csss;mers and
NestlnEs, which We make 10 order on very reason-
aSle tcTmA ~ sh ore notice.
WALL, SFEPBENS l. Co.
JeoIW Intel 322 Pa. avenue.
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TTHgRRsAH FOR THE TEMPERANCE

l2 FLAG!-The grand Denomination w6irh
was postponed or account of this weather. will be
gwen by coed sams itau Eivision, No. ., Sons and
Church, corner Or street ard Maryland svanue.
(Island.l on WEDNESDAY EVENING" June
l8 \, at o'oock Hon Senator WILEY, of Va,
Will sddress the meeting. A bs-d of music mas
been engaged for the occasion. The public ls cor
daily Invited to attend. M epbers of the Div. son
are requested to be otu II In attendance at ths
Dlvis lon Room atty O'Clock at which time the
procession will be formed ~
Py order of the Committee isIsq,s
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THURSDAY, Juns 18Th,
6rapd Comp am enta y Test nom al to
NIX. LEONARD GHOVEk!
fne en- nent Amer Gao Actress and established
Washing ton Favo lite,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
HAS been re-ensared FOR o brief period, and viii
shortly spear.
Tom Taylcr's most successful Comedy,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN!
Is being rehea ssd, and will be produced in a
few days.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
10 cents
ok.Ioto EOAoo-----
Seats may be secured at the Thester DUNN the
d8y without extra charge.
Doors open ~ IL o'clock; TO comm roe Ats
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LII From shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have sn early copy Of Gcdey's Lady's Book for
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NEW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED.
MANY OF THEM AUCTION BARGAINS.
Black Silk., superior quality ard high lustr., at
", 81. 81 y, 81 Is. and 81 50 per yard. and all
very cheap,
SIeaadInss and Twisted siks .. 81, 50, e., and IS
ceuts,
r Iah Printed Berages. at s5. 81, sud 81 cents,
The handsomest assortment of Fine raris Or
so GENTS. ~
Travelling Dress Goods IN great variety, very
cheap. wy
The Above soode HAYS been selected with great
care for the best City trade. ana will be sold At
very email Advance on the coat
JOS. }. MAY, 'Nev Store
10 ~ stiff 3OS Pa, ave between 9th and 10th s,s
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MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoC,.

o. the ASSOCIATION, held on Monday eyspsns. Iuns
18th. the following Iesolutions we're sdopttd:
Hesotusd; That the thanks Of the Young Mems
t. the lsd:es of the Eirst Baptist and FIRST and
Fourth Presbytrian Churches, and ofshe C,lyary
the n dness. promptness and energy with which
they have assisted tbs Association In Its late straw
berry festival for aiding in the erection of Mis-
Sion school House IN the Western part of the citf
hssolred, That the use Of the Library Of the As
who assisted in the ead fes,ivsl.
hsso!rtd, That these resolutions be published in
the ciJ papers. 10. G. CLAYTON,
lt Int. &c Rop,l See5y
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A PPOLL0 CONCERT SALOON. lste Nv
ii. 10TH saloon, near Browns, Nstionsl and
ara a.. most agreeable ACE whore gentleman rsslIv
can enloy On evening In this town. We defv com
2, THIS celebrated conpan,. Miss Annie WestsI
~ aeeE OF Song; j. A Florencs, Kthiopisu Ccns-
eia ai ano host OF others. signor Tberlri nre-
ssdins st ths piano. Prof g. Nachman. veil knasvn
I W., ~, soify. isads the orohestrs Handsoms
Saioon. Concert oommsnces a o'olocS' tiil az
O'Clock. FREv, Frepnstes Il I-Imsn
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~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ 1Ider the act Of Ap;ll is, 1852, eatItI-d IAN
vice or labor IN the Di,trict Of Coir mbIa ;" City
Hall, Washington City, ID: June :, 1882
NrittIs o. sonsdulo With the Cl.rr Of the iIrcrit
Court for the Dstiof of Co unDia, as provided in
the 9th section Of the above act, be and The same
Ia hereby EXTENDED TO the first DAY of July next
je7td WIN WOODWARD Clerk
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TNOy1CE-Thers will be a meeting of Co
~ ImmbIa Fire Ccmp.ny, No. !, on TU ESS
DAY EvENIN6, June I7th, ct O'Clock. II is
nopec tnat every member that takes au interest in
the company will be present, az business Of i'm
Porfsnce will DO brought before them,
le I6NN JNO. j. PEARODY. Pras,t.
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( HEGARAY INSTITUTE.

~ FOX YOUNG LADIES,
1927 and 1929 Ssrune ct. fhllsde'eh's
The reg Mar eopE.e oi instruction embraces :he
E-1slisn and Froneh LsnIuages aud Lltcroture
Latin II rec uIred, ~ 81 the branches which CON
ettute thorough English end French EDUCATION
French fs the language of the family and is con.
st8nty spoken In the Institute IL is the object of
particular attention, ard taught from I'll g rudi
ments to the highest course OF literature and COM
position The scho,sst ear commences Septem-
ber 18th and closes July lst. Circu .rs go car
be obtained from Madame DEERViLLY, Prin-
nlnal OF ChnIsraI IrH-lIl-A. M % o.,
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CorHkr Pa artsss - 4 ~, adte. ..oi.s


TfkUSTkE'S SALE OF LARGE sTocE
49, okNNiLkhANs FuRNI.H EG Goops AZ
tlon hooms: on EsDAY, the stth irssnf, q COR ~
mencips q 10 O'Clock m the large stock OF Sen
lsueL Fur 1lsh,ns Goods and BeIonsinGs' Gbs
. aJs stSok OF W. Nj. 5. Hopkins, Eco j CON
a largs assortment ofIsilk r. Felt ara soft Hat.
rsnams l.efhorn. and straw Hats,
Fur aId Cloth Caps.
" hte and Colorsd X d, sI,t, ,ud Thread eIov.,
soriPtion, e'eiJ ee-
Robes Le Ch.mbre,
xansee .nd Eat Boxes Of Leather
merino silk, snd Cause UrdershI1t, arr 0,.z ,-.
Fine Dress Shirts e-N DoNNh'
p:ndere. ese' eAN SUI
India habbsr Goods,
Umbrellas and Canes
ND oas.T h Bra hes R.z ,r,. Perfumey, Soaps
ASse c riaa<f'foilet Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
o o., Glasses, Boxing Gloves. and Foil,.
And mfny other arficlee usu,lIv ka,. ;, c..,
msa,s Fur niEhIng Gre
Also. umbrella sl1 Can. Stands
Iron Counters and Cases
Terms cash.
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YOU'VE MEs,
THEN TRY!
Young men Who are troubled by
BAD DREAMS,
ana especially those who Suffer from tia. DestroT-
ing Mssiy,
EMISSIONS DURING SLEEP,
can essiD CURE THEMSELVES, without recourse 70
medicine or sny mechanical ccnt-iUan,s, by &c
dressing JOHN Il AIDON, wa,hinxton, ID. C,
mail, JOHN n. AIDOS
Washington, DC.
r. = IL Will cost nothing 10 vri'e. priv
L.cp ,Foa WARM wEATzFR:
sUN u,D,,,, oRGANDY MUsLIN;!
For sale by WIN. R. hfpE paA 3 ssd
. Between 7th and Ga streets.
leIszs tbeeo-its Gsnsar NJ Ks'.
CRY OF oHARkktkTTI Eew N, MASSAGE:
ce sn.l.D PRoros.Ls vii Be reserved by the wstr
Jane sS:h for laying II sid city ana on he liss
mn W p1Sr orts, about Il miles OF CAsI
a .hH ,Nf rIrEs. Pans Of the york o,n be ,ee.
sse niormAuon concerning said vor. be Cbtknsc
oass s.sovn Sosis. Of Of .,.sis sG
ds.fns 70 sids Tor the aOrf S' OH i.
TTaking as.lioaaos FOR the ,sans 70 t6e rsIs
ssired from parties oortLas a s1 re-. CssHis
slonsrs re,srve the ritft to socspt that IrOSSs..
when, under I'll clrcuu stances they shall cons,G
Most nvoraole 70 the interests Of the CITY, or %
reject Ta 81 prosossls ofe ed.
FOR W4ts, "Reminiscences.
CT SE5pMskp LAWRENCE. Chairman.
Chief EnfiH'si G. WV. i,nm.
The Sszase Of ths United States OF <zuerIes
as the Court Of Inpeaekments, stttirg d,
me case Of West II. Humphreys, JHGgsg
rae Disf1Iet Court of tts United State,fr
he several Districts Of The State Of Ten
Rsssee.
MONDAY, JuNls ls62.
u,,.nkpi That this high Cour. OF lnpeeo
instant " = g twelve O'Clock meridian; and, Is p.
ss,o west =. Humphreys has fslled 20 make bh
49, aaoe 70 answer the said articles OF mse6SE
men. tho On duly summoned. 10 IL further oFce e,
,nss ptoe.apaton for has aPpssrsgoe on that DAY
litenoer, Nationai Republican, ard kyeoiH
20, newseapers printed IN the CITY Of WaahiLt
Ior 81 least Tan days, taocesslvsy, before So
5tn Gay OF June, ms ant. and elso in the Nashvl
= SIC sisis a a. sssi NV ave - .sssT. eN
oeiors SAID ssth DAY Of June, instant
hn-lct sseretsry Of tie ssn.it-
pAIENT OFFICE oUkIUslTlEs-sulos
y fatents, CsfAiogue OF Curlossties and 6oyes.
msnt Gardens, a. the stand 10 Patent Ones ~
A AsnSuensa BSoss; so,srnmsst Booas DC.
PSs fsi.ss 1ss ss ssST cSsss
feInishcd 20 Redlsr.i Miitery Trials; Nisn,sss
issylns ever 49, nile; many thossand 80
Ssss D sssisss . Sss .rr q msss,.ssn
ny l-3Ds AlEkkD hyNIkk7 III
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ieI7 WALK RtnNEzipT fustee:

-! 6aEEN IL WILLIAMS. Apctlopeer,
" ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
SzO EAsr OF iHs CAPITOL II AUcr oy-Iin
p enlses, At O'Clock. .. m, five bnTdsoma Eut,d-
ing Loss, In susre No, SO, three Of which fro1t
on etn et eet .set and two OIL 9Gh STREET east rur
nlne rom IS 10 % feet ont. tie corner OF eat
S1pltol reef, and perfectly grace.
Terms: One quarter c.sh; balance In 4 q o .-s
~ moitns, Tor notes bearing lite eat A dse1 gwen
and deed OF trust taken. Title Indlsput.b's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
NQSI keesiyed 81 assortment OF WATCHES
snd CLICKS OF al descriptions. Warranted n
10 Keep time. PLATED CHAINS varrart, ~
ga 20 year ss vel as gold wkoh will be sold SAs&
HENRY Fl. HEMPhER,a,
$40 at. near Bank Of Washington,
The ROTARY PENDULUM CLOCK, the
best, CHEAPEST and most o-nc'a5ntu Clock IN eY-
lstence, wsrrsnte5 tim o feeBeTs. IT. construction
Is curiosity. Cal and il, 20 De hsd o.ly of
HENRY HEMPLER, $40 a.,
is Is 8t' near Bank Of washington,
RAR BRO'S6RAND CLOEaINs DEPOT,
A. 90 ner T. and 9TH strests, IL row the piaoe
Ehere al men go to buy their outfits of Sinner
Glotnlng ard there are good eesons - nv every
one should % shore to buy. Firstly, sell oheao-
or than any other simr in tLis city
secondly our saImolts osn0ot be surpassed, n
stJe making or Trimming, theF sre esusl 10 the
best OF merchant tai ors' work. And thirdly we ara
atweys careful 10 recomr endlrg our Eoods ct what
they really are, hsnoe Io d osption,
WerespscHq,lJ solicit elGlzec.. strangers and
oisoharFed soldiers TO come 20 BAR & EROS
establishment corner of 7th and s:y 10 buy every
sIILcte OF CIothlns they need. rs Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

WAsHIN6TON CITY GARDEN, N.,, vi
~. avs.ss. ssttoses lsf a.d ID sis -fhs subsar,.
ss ysotuIy Informs the public that he hss re
sne tnst hereafter on syery Monday and TsursSas
ss,s 0Icloet p m: there wrl be band or mSmo n
s:ss ioa F ss anu: sss s %sst =
slstors Clubs and sssociations can have tss = 10y
f.s l,ss, nimssll shss he Viii sss MS Bssf -,
srss.aos. = s mi ya9 pay a9sGr biH y,5 5islr