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RICHARD TO TO THOMAS.

RICHARD TO TO THOMAS. =
Sad Dick to Ten the other day.
We'll stop at the Ris'tO Hoase
To take drop and have bite 30 eat
For there Wen find the best of ALE,
A nd choice 'fulds' of every kind,
With Oysters raw and stewed and fried,
AND other dishes to suit fsstidIous minds.
The oals,' 70 odds when they are msde,
BY many guests, or each one single,
are GIomPay tilsd by our kind hosts,
"Ah here's the RIALTO House. a. you NAV
Attic corner of Ninth street and ofD."
CHOICE OLD LIQUORS The subsoriber,
" nave on consignment from an old and we'll
known house in GEORGETOWN, the renal nder N
their stock Of Lisuors. oomprising-
barrels hyperion Whiskey, from eight 10 nine
1bsTrels Cabinet Champasne.
quarter casks Bourbon Sherry.
10 dozen fIlarte Sherry Of 1917 and lszs. { Inn
ported BY Gen. Walter Smitn.l = : ;.
an OF snion we are prepared TO sell st rednced
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
ja Sl-6t AucnoLeers and Commlssioo Merck snts
l. CARRIAGES.
Il 4 Hsye nov on hand large and hns assortment OF
CAhklASE r., superior 70 any in ths& @RR
MARKET, which l am prepared 20
work, will do veil 10 call AID exsnfne nv ,toci
before purchasing elsewhere.
All repairs neatly done. and orders promptly at
which orSiSsg cost s. Sob Sst Pine ,ss cs,.ss
VII be sold low, as the owner has o furthef NE
Tor II: ANDREW y, Joyce
laSl-lm Corner 18th ard z streets
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FLEET RUNNING THE POTOMAC BLOCKADE.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Editor Star: Yesterday,
from twenty-five to thirty sail Of vessels arrived
that ran the blockade, in the dark, on Friday
night; among them, four cargoes OF coal one Of
hay, with numerous oyster boats and wood ves-
sells. Not being discovered, they were not fred
upon b. the Confederates
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ATTENTInNI

UST Received large assortment of New
Feathers, COmiortables, Blankets, Bedsteads,
MarTesses, and Carpets. Persons wishing 10
buy are REG uested TO examine my stock before pur-
chasing, as ! an determine ed rot to Be undersoid
X. BUCHLY,
70 i-lms exst siSs
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OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STAFF,
~ sLeaa9. TA a rnla

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Eashtsgfos, yassary Is, 1ssa (
sR Il: The President Of the United states being
satissed that the following instruetions eontrs-
vene no law an force In this Disssict, and that
they can be executed without swxiting for Iesis
lstion by Congress, am directed by him TO convey
them to you:
As Marshal Of the District Of Columbia Won
will not receive into custody any persons claimed
10 be held 70 service labor within The District
or elsewhere, and not cha ged with any Grim. or
misdemesnOr, unless upon arrest or commit
ment, pursuant to law, as fugitives from such
service or labor; and you viii not retain any
such fugitives In custody beyond a period OF
thirty days from their arrest md commitment,
unless by special order Of competent civil au-
thority.
You Will forthwith cause publication 20 be made
Of this order, and at the expiration OF ten days
therefrom you viii apply the same 10 all persons
% claimed 10 be held 20 service OF labor, ard
new In your custody.
This order has no relation 10 any arrests made
by military authority.
lam, sir, your obedient servant,
jan 3l-lw WILLIAM. ii SEWARD.
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IITAR DEPARTMENT,
w JASukRT q, Is62.
oRpxRrp, That the War Department will be '
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays viii be devoted 10 TIE bushes Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
"a 22-u Secretary Of War.
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DEPARfMENr OF STATE,

DEPARfMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January IS, 1883.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on busines on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the fpt Of next
month.
jan TIT WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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= FLAG or TRUCE

General Mcclellan, came to the outpOsts Of Gen.
efal McDOweiPs division, and the paper was
promptly forwarded to headquarters here
TELEGRAPH BUSINESS oF rHR WAR DEPARTMENT
During the last eight months there have been
received and sent from the War Department, In
dependent Of the headquarters Of General McCIel-
Ian, over 200 messages to and from the various
camps and different sections Of the country.
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he spent every night with us, and he Is the only
Captain that know Of who did. So far from
his refusing 70 lend his horses to carry bread to
his men, he and his wife supplied the families Of
er they were called upon. I know the members
Of the company personally, and never heard a
man among them Of standing In the company say
a word against him In my life. He spoke 70 rs,
and talked to as privately, and said that Il was
our duty TO march under the Federal flag, wherev-
er we were ordered; that he knew no difference
between going North, South, East, or West. He
was the best drilled officer / ever saw. When he
took command of US we were perfectly green.
and In three months we were equal, II not supe-
rtor, to any company in the city.
Sworn to and subscrib d before me the Both Of
January, 1862. JNo. II. JOHNSON, JP.
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By C. INQUIRE 4 CO., Auouoneers
CB0ICE COLLECTION OF BOOKS AT
" PUBLIC AucTIoN-On TUESDAY EVIN-
ING, FebrUsrT eth, st 2 o'clock. on the krst floor
Of cur Aucl ion Roomf we sha sell fne catalogue
OF Standard and M,foslleneC us Books, Comprising
many choice and valuable works, al in excellent
U- Catalogues may be had at the Auction
Esy.c c. Mcguire CO, Aucts.
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VAl1srlsFvaAi LEIs.JTrrsSIAL
"A large assortment Of
SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC

vAIFisssJgI ls t11A''''A'
large assortment of "a 2
SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC
VALENTINES, -
From the best houses, for sale, Wholesale and ~
AlI, ne ioTest oash Prices. very liberal dis
fount 20 the Trade and sutlers-ef the Nat1onal
Booxstors. Nm. r. RICHfTEfN,
10 0-2ws No. ais Pa. av., Wsshinatop.
n NOTICE 10 WATCH MAKERS. n
80 Q, & J, MYERS xR
HHo1nf eSensd = nfsnSh 81 then Boston Eosss si
end nth street, invite the attention Of Wax
No. ~ Psdlsys g, &s @ theT ARE
ais, Watch MskeTr Tools. 6lsssss. silf Smsrds,
Lss{n; -, G1aras. sesetassss besdss variety 81
nssmsnts. which thsy VII ssll q he levest sss :
nS Soods g is,saL Wsteh work done fsT the
sssaes ssi Ssss sss:ss sSs s 800 - iss
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District Of Columbia, Washington countv IN All,
oh tne 29'h OF January, 1862, personally an.
Peared before the subscriber, justice Of the
peace In and for the county aforesaid Wasbinotnn
Williams, Of said city and District ana So -
oath in due form Of law that he was cIsrI 81
compt nv A, Union Volunteers of the District ~
Columbia, commanded by Capt. Edward c. Car.
rlngton: that he knows Of his own personaI
knowledge the following facts First. That when
a portion OF company A was ordered TO Seneca
Minis, Capt. Darlington was specially detailed nv
MS commanding officer, In my presence 10 act as
major, during his absence, of the District VoInns
tsels, VINO Were left behind TO guard the citv and
that he discharged his duty In thai anscit, NTH
energy and fidelity. Second. Thst he ALWAYS
expressed himself ready and willing to 90 when
ever and wherever he might be ordered hy ~.
commanding officers. Third That he renssyediy
reused TO accept any compensation as CAPTAIN for
ms inn!aiy services, both before and after he was
maoe Dlstr,ct Attorney, and that he Consented 10
90 so at the special request Of his officers and men
LOT the purpose Of applying Ii to the payment 90
aeo. contracted by the company previous to being
mustered into service; and am Informed Itbisf
do not know Of my personal knowled1sS ,Sa.t
obtained legal advice and the opinion Of bis o,
handing officer before doing So After d,,yyIna
ms captains pay he handed to me large portion
OF IL, which paid to Mr.. Burdette a mercbant
In this city, who will confirm my statement NV
books will show that Capt. Darlington paid othe,
large sums for the company, and that he has never
=. a; upon me or any member Of the company
sworn to before me. JNo. H. JOHNSON, Up.
District o. Columbia, Wdshington county:
On tnis JUN OF january, 1862, personally an.
IN ana for the county and District Aforesaid Re.
rome Taylor, and made oath In Que form of iaw
mat ne was private In Company A, commanded
neighbor Of the Captain; that he was one of the
nrst TO Join his company; that he remembers that
when the company was ordered to Senaca Minis
some OF the men asked the Captain IL they were
HaU txror
70 60, and their families would suffer dining
tneir absence. The Captain told them thar theSS
were not bound to 60, but there was no danger In
sure that he did not pelsuade any maj, NOT IN 90
because went and consulted the Captain abert
IL, when he said to me, you can't be forced 10 on
DnI go, II you are mind 70 do so. No Cap,air
e0uia nave been more faithful 70 bis company
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HOTEL ARRIFALS.

Secretary Seward and ThurIow Weed loft th
Astor Ho,ss yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock fo
Boston, by the Norwich route
August Belmont aud family, wao have been IN
Europe for over year past, returned yesterday IL
the Scotia. BIZ. Belmont and family are at present
stopping Of the Fifth-ayenue Hotel, where they VII
remain until their house i, ready to receive them.
The Ho,, Oswyn Baker Massachusetts. lsaac
wilson and Jas. Howard Brooks of England, AND
Juan Blu lamsnte, member Of the Mexican Congress,
from Mexico are at the Fifth avenue Hotel.
Surgeon-Gereral Hammond left the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday morning for Washington.
The Hon. Edward Everett, accompanied by Nrs.
Wise and family and Mrs. Fox, from Washington,
Capt. jos. Kennedy Of the steamship City OF Dalti'
more, and d. T.. Williams OF the United States army
and lady, from Corinth and Capt. G. j. Stokes of
IL. B. NJ. 10Th Regiment, are at the Everett House
Chas. i. Eynand of Malta Lingi Nirandello OF
Messina Col. C.. c. Dodge of the Let N. Y. Mounted
Rifles, and MINOR G.. K. GiddogS OF the United States
army, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt. judi ms Of the Scotia and Chas. Nackay Of
Staten Island, are at the NewYork Hotel
T.. 4. Hurdy, Consul Of Austria, the Hon.
=. ID. Harris of Vermont DR.. Nj. Hackie Of New
Orleans. snd Haior A. w. + fletcher from Washing
ton, at the Astor House.
Col. G.. =. lhine and Capt. Tsrmarts Of the
United States army are at the Metropolitan Hotel
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RnoM FORTRESS MONEOE.

Correspondence oi tie Assoc a',d ffr''
FonrAr,, MoArof. Nonda~ J-ir 90. ''..
TIE Yofi River Is beng comTctrl! cleared o.
everything movable. Steamers ali tag, sre con
s,artly arriving at Foriress Morloe. having in t'w
barges. schooaors, &c. Many ari'cd here last
evening and during The night. Tho incoming The
steamer Saauldine arrived hay'ne eight tasgc. anc
schooncrs in tow. She reports ,bal 10 bniec' and
tow boats were at YORKTOWN si'cn fi.o lci bu' .,
Were making preparations 10 come down to-day.
Nearly if not all Of the Go, eminent stores were
removed from tho White iicn.e before that place
was burned.
Tie Government telegraph from Wiiieaoase and
vicinity Los not worked ,iuce Saturday e. o'dooA
The falling back Of tie night wing Of tie Amy
was done in he most perfect order hnd ~ rot looked
mon a. 4 disastrous movement. bat as one, uHdei
The circumstances well planned, ai,cr t.e mon o.
Stoucwall jackson and Jcbn-toa.r forces. We hea.
Of stimulating going on ac,g or hae-. ant ca &C.
no deaih.
have learned from Lieut. Z. Walter Wait, one o.
Gen. Cafcy's aids that Tie ba-n.os g.. 'hc NA'e
House was either al accident o. TIE Yof. o an in
cendiary, a. Gen Casey gave explicit orders for the
White House not 10 be Destroyed
Repor,s are current to-day lat Gen. McClei'ar
has taken Richmond, but trcie is 10 good authority
for the runor the Telegraph not being At work, aid
there not bsng boat liom he Jomco k'ef. ar
though d boat If hourly expected
Schooner have been arriving her, az day, lcafed
with cattle horses, mules, hay aid COZ ai.'ar!
stores.
There was nothing left above We. Point vae-
the last steamer Tassed down iaf e.cn.rs bu' ii
West Point there were 700 talgc5 AID schooi o "a
mostly small sclOOHcfs.
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~aUeEareszf-Hxsn
DIED

ALLEN-In Brooks. sundsy. June q Ma Mary Il.
ALEU-. iu Il 1ith year o. Ter age
BAPNIS-At Moth Oaln Mas Friday Jg1e ,. fanA
.rreu 4 .,ut o. Edward J. nd II torise Bs-ne' Of
Gi, city aged months ANA 70 dayi
Troy paper, p.elst copy.
BENIN I'll this c,y. o. Sunday, Ju-, % May T.
Beanss. vii, o. Martin c. Bennett.
BRADY-At tie b,t@ O. Fsi, oak, Va on Srrsdiy. May
%. James Brsdy Jr. o broodyn company p -. hoIs
lssad lie .u.eat b. % e 49, ,ear ofbi'age.
gFlDEN-ir Dura,p Cosl. Or sunday Juoe y Va W.,
Louie, p wi. <. 3eJea, Ri ID, o: .Ls ely aged q
year,
B aDGE-r. iti. cy, O., Moody June 81 John +. g. ia
fis: o sdasy ia Lars B'7d;s isea Hon'h' and
y day,
cHAsf-Ir thi. c,y Oh Sunday Jurs ?, Et, Ana viz Of
Ebe-ezer Cll,e. aged - yeaE' aai u-o-.h'
raif. mia papeu Pe's' coP'
pPAvBRlDGF-la tl.. city o. sunday Juae % wi.il.a
Il ira-t ,ol Of lct- I'D Ca'oas b D'a~oidse ',ed
yesrs and IL mcnthi
q lc.esslck j. James C. Fan H. che 5'ss yea o. h.'
III, ,un,,l vii take gace q. O'Clock 81 hs second R D
Church Of lieoken.,sk Nedue'dsy, JAY az oeocA
IoPToN-KH..i o. Jane, I.',ud : G. o., Sunday. Jar,
10 Lieut. Tho iio ,ol, Cos piL5 D "A kesara' Con-
nrcticut oluut-ers
)a.0.i y papen pirssr copy.
WDs0h -sadde-ly at te-,,oaa I'd. OF slads' Jane
g. ron sa rrci3rnf tic ruald thaesi J. .dfou -oi
ofWu - Jud,on Of th city T. ths 18th yea q be sse
vELLY-1 mi, ,i,y on Mot day Jsne ' Maria. vie o.
the ate lohn Kelly a. he 3itt wear o. Log as'
kEELEN In tlb ci'y OF Mo1iav 'ule 49, tis'y ~ /,
we're. uarth "a 10 iiys
IA NONrAGCF-At New b. lh.oa. statei lsaua or lu.
d.y June - An, Cahtrne iau gutter OF Aususss LID
"A lie Ia i'ouugIe 1geo year moa.l, snd dsy'
W0ORE-l iii, .itv o H,-day J-'e On srin Nocre.
irei-l yett
vpORr-I- Book n on M,aday. jrae 20 H. Sa-aue! T.
Moor. aged 81 ysa-,, r1o9tia AZ 10 days
mOLONE-Ii Trio city. o. Monday Ju1e 20 PafcA f'oone'
aged 3 years molt-, ard lo day
vi EsT-Iu tas city o. Aio2isy J-as go Joan guest in
tae o9tl ycag OF liz age
MOOT Drowned E: CLYDE. Wayle County n l. C. sa'n-
dav Jur. - Cha-e J. ouy child Of Cyfu. :. AID SARAH
4 Roo, a.rd IA yeas sad Lou,h.
URUF-DfII-On S4lday. jane - a B.coklyn 4,
Harriet lee rrlesJsl formerly O. Pro'da,e K L. aud
wife O, THO .os Toe -dr esq. go -.
Friend, thu family with tosr Of ter sous 1aw, Chas
Fedelisksou r. 81. Baus are particularly .luesied
60 attend ar-s. i.oa be- ole retdener no $50 pA'
Ted .t-est BROOKLYN OF " edre.i July = A. 2 ~.
Providence srd Boston p1pes p.ea'e COPY
TROvyBPIDGE -Or Moadav. Juue 90 Ms. Aun Irow.
bndy, wd)v o. John rovbrtis IN - 18Th year Of her
yREnEEBr R8H-Oa Sunday June D. Frank Graham,
only -lid o. John AID Aa-s rsdebugs aSed moths
alt invp
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l.. Il. T.. 4.
pTFplY'S PATENT PHYS PIPE.

Tie ONLY ,nssyurs1t for the spz sad Psasrcr Is-sr-
sAL APPLICATION Of Ointment Asde OF HARD RI BBER-
IL neither BEEags CogsoDs, IL easily INHERITED op
Patients THEMSELVES causing No PAIN to the
VERY SENSITyE PARTS.
While /. PREVENT, all WASTE I. THosoCsaLs Ss
rRarrvs The Dirt IN. over the thus effect
ing SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS. and tho~e
much in the SADDLE. the PIPE Is IN VALUABLE
PrURcY's PnEs OlsTyEsT. applied with ~, PiIk st
osCE RsLiEyFs toe PANE ,lsys the I'M AAh4iAtiUn'
slOPS the ITCHING, and ultimately C1RA. TAX DE-
- ~,
To he had Of ali Dr. zgi'is and o. THOMAS W. BEAM.
sole Ageat No. 70 BeeL nan S.. New tcik
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Rgf.ssf, PF-1nlrs iHo" h,W-O.Llh 49,
W. h.- ,u,i Lad MI interview With joho A. Miller.
Ciac-. -. ,iotger, Aio.andeI kodeeT, and jere.
ui,h ..le.ger, Who came 20 tbs city from New-Or-
LEAF. Oh tbe steamer CT, OF hew-ior,. biz. Brewe;
state, tia. ne Wa, rg.ne 80 Carroll County leune5.
ace s., lea he was called RON bis bed ard ,eat under
Qt5.d u, de Pai.sL Prison IA hew-Oresns, hating
At Lexington, Jackson su1 memphis. lie wa, N
the Cresceu. Ci,y ,,4 - days. wbe1 tire turnkey
told hin aui tho other prisoners whosc crime was
Ioval.y to to- Un.ca that Gen. 6utier had orde-ed
tbe.r unconditional and imile0 tie release. Our IN
formant alJ hi, three con1,ds, weat erect'y o.
bond tho slip HAtfo d. where tbeg were hnJi. re-
ceyed by Commsi0se tarragu,, @lo sen. them to
zee Gen. Butter al tue ST. Charles llo.el Gen.
Du,lef a once selt VOID 10 the Quartz. a3ter to
take Il, bis owp word, "tp-top care Of them
TIE wsre quarte7ed il TIE Cus'om'l'or5, - oays,
,vber. ~ oppor,uuty va, oTe ID then to come 70
th;, city, Cbsriea j.. Ro6ge g was the un.oa caadi'
da,s f,r Revenuc Coleotc-. and hea; hls Secession
ou,o,eof s W Mitchell of Henderson County.
Teoa. Ly t9r votes rcr tbis ~ Hss a-ressei ana
bo.pJ; before Col Mite ~ The E.s,isS ppi Caval y
Yho said he h,i 40 or5e from Gs, lea lreaofl q
arre,, lin. The. men ore DOW Stopping q. TIC
New, -hoclald Rooms. wa..nS To- "a oftes ron Va.
ia. Gote.ane..i % b. Forwarded 90 lher bones.
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Syccla. Notices.

Thp SnPrfrl COMMITTEE appointed by the Common
,r 20 make Arrangement, 20 .c@OI1ee the ApproscLi
rri,r,s. OF og Nuoaa li3ercrdr 60, net pur'vsei 20
liortr- To- he Ch,'.trr OF tie bOa.d OF Adorned was
9 j,~ 90 fuy llt2 A. IL o'clock a Or motion AID
B. A. Boo va, elected Chairman. And tie following sub
-WoPES@Go4ao.Ima- Jones. AID. OalweA, and
Councilman Ha2e.11
STANDS PRINTING. &c-Ad Wi,cheA' Councimen
l.5,lof aud Il
MI SiC-Ad Allen walsh ari Co.uciiaaa Reprer.
The Committee sire. asir PIE uIuary sira gem outs al
our ID 70 meet o. Wedse,esy July =, al O'Clock IL, ia
''' T. ". TAYLOR. Secretary.
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THE WOUNDED AND KILLED Oh iiir'
FIFTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.

I,NLf.MJ1F- 7 I'80-y1 J " % 10
Numerous iuouiries are received here ~ TO tue
wounded and kirod in the 5,h New-ioTk Regiment.
We have no information beyond "hw IS Nie" y
published except reports tlat are pfo'a'y eA'@'
poratcd and which it would te Improper TO pll 49,
The fIieuds of the wounded cficeTO and .i.'aie'
may re,t assured that Il IIoueti here ioI reatuei'
they will be among friends, wic VIII ONT 10 e'or'
10 alleviate their -ufeIirgs.
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..Palc Cheeks in Dixie whoa Rattle she'll
and pnnb.,,-A NTHDN BATTALION OF LIGHG

and Bomb.v-ANTHON kALIALIUN OF LIoHI
tRIILLEEN Major 4. ". WiLLARD.-Lyery day's ex-
p-ence teaches that battles becoming ncse AID ueis
artillery duels. Let then have batteries. lie AN
THON BATTALION the only Artilsy Corps FORMING n
this state by especial Recommendation Of she fredent sDs
affords probably the s,t opportunity Tor those desoaS
serving their country Size Of lie .egSce tnS
battalion coDst 81 batteries Of eighs gun e'eh
-Four hundred INTEL zen, OF sosa phylsiqn- az
70 man thom PAY aud rsons Ia sccogdaBco with cue uneo
8,es nay regulation. for his branch o. the sr'ce hle~
welarlec canRoRiega secure appoint lea As 40. eS
nisslonsl officers upon application & neasfoa'''' NO "
BRO,
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.,o,,o, Leaiou-Cof. WILLIAM II. ALLEN

..rnnfou IeIinu-lO7. WILIIAN IT. ALl.fN--
RECRUITS Recuifs Recruits wanted for CoDpany G. Ons
nav IN advance being mustered u the service.
The COMPANY /, neatly Il ard wants but few 20 con-
plete Il, An pfomotiors mnk of irgenaa usde iron,
the most desi8, STONED oieers aud pvae'
IN. re will be stiict'y sdhred TO By Col Allen. while tbs
Rexirreu i. IN the ied Pay from Si3 70 tj pc month
Comfortable quarters Ta.ions and uniforms OF the feka
srnv soon mustered In tho service Relief
ticket, given 10 the families Of ali enlisted sodis' eVg
bounty al the expiration Of tie term Of enlistment Apply 20
Lieut. ALEN. 3. AARSTON No. 20i Avenue c.
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9ta,r isasi p1aiG ia.

FnIaLD. FHIi. tl1NI's y : ''71
, n g.4ad bal match between the BrooilyA inc
phIs4-lphis players. which i'ol pace 't Cana "
vo,is 10 d.. .aalt,d 10 Lc isfea. 81 th' hioo1i''
o,ey.re T. ths um.a d" a.. e. ac'r' j)oi D. b.
I'm ana ia I'm. f.n,o %. .. p, tq1 5'r
n...a.o o.. ~ ..t, = ,,..4'~'
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Tn Ninth ylrXohg.-TIc 9.l Reg .nsAio, Fei'
mon, Volunteer, ne B,,Lr.f,r Tree Press says
viii all be in camp, it is believed before ne Close o.
next wecs, ana viI lo,ge for hanal '.i" ~ l'' '
Of July. GocJ .yr ia, Crcs7 BIO Pc. Al"
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mAEkst. -.

q ARYER-PiLLOIs-In Brooklyn. o. Sunday June 10 BY
The Rev j. 9. BoolA " IGn Carver . BIS. Esr a. PL'
lois, both u broo-l3 s..
McKAYF- SpRlNG-Or No.diy Jrne 80 By She Rev.
w n Frr1ess d. u james steele II K,,e Of New.
York Jeanne Sprirs ds hter o. Msr,u, sd Rebecc,
sDril , % < ,.i-s guod. n. :
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A BURGLAR CAPTUHED.-Matthew l.a,hin was
crested and taken before Justice Kelly st thT Jeferlon
Market Police Court yesterday charged with b7cskn into
the premises. NO. 6Ji Greenwich occupied Jon.
Mack aud clgyils away cigars sud pennies 20 tie TAi or
~. Hs h-iJ for eEinins..on.
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FlLosIOrs AssArLT.-le-teTiay Henry Williams
va. taken before Justice Brennan hanged With
s.osi1s Assault with sheath ku- upon AeXsrGe- WI
.oi. inicl.lg seou. wound N!ndloI va, sent 20 th-
Hospital and William committed m je'a's OF b1g'
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iOfhtng.

NtOfbtngs
have just completed ny entire new stock Of efkinc 800
SLMMER CLOFhlNG. not surpassed IN ths city IA tae va!
OF an assortment tssts and st, lie. The CHLDRtNs and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not equoiled ALL M ~
sold az extremely low pices Please Cal ,. y. BALD
WIN Nos. - and = Bossry.
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ORDER IN RELATION 10 y0LCNTl LR'
The following order has been recc ed - us ca

The 1OTOWl13 UTIFI T''5 WI ~
from the War Department.
1T /. ordered that % tbs s9props 70 oo-ee''
organlns aud dfilns Solnntssrs. ths'' ana" VIZ '""
vance to each recruit ior three yeas O. d'F-s '"'"' ~
sum of 2s being oue fouL tho ouns Of g., boinH a.
lowed bv s,v such psymer 20 he msde rpcn TO 10 efing
of the regiment to which such Tsot belos 10 a., service
of the UuiteI State
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a.. a. Lilliendabi,s
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS.
NO 40 ,JOHN-ST.

INTERESTING FACTS About TEE MANuEACTulN
o. FIREWORKS, WHICH CANNOT BE CON-
TROY EBTED.
TIRSI-I commenced manufacturing in 1854 AID now s's
the largest py-otechnic establishment - the world
SECOTD-irco s.e esssyed 10 make exhibition yorS no
public d. plays have occurred where preuinn nss
been offered the best Fireworks consequently U
do not usaLc premium Fireworks.
gaRDI have received The preference from own Gov
eroInent for siguai, &C.. used Ia the Army and hsvy.
alter ., buitli ny samples in petition with tbs
Uo.t celebrated kireH oFk-maseTs IN tie United
States.
FOCRTu-By unlging energy AID enteIpass have sco-
caed.d IA selling goods yearly Than all sui-Ax
osohlLfue.s Ia the [ nited States oOliDL-ed-
The above constitute sufficient guaranty 70 al par-
of ttc sio FireH 20 assomer; prce s1d
quality. .,,,,,.,,
Cormtt,,' public displays respectfully solicited q
cali upon ne p .,Onsly al FUNSTON \ scOtIELDb,
principal Azenc no % Johnst three doors ron William
G. A. LIl.LIENDAHL-