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GoLp AT PIrTsBUEs LANDIKG.-A citizen of St.
Louis, who was recently ct Pltfsburg Landing,
has returned and brOught with him specimen OF
fine gold dust, taken by him from the bottom Of
a raVine In the vicinity Of the battle-ground OF
Shiloh. The article, says the Democrat, has
been carefully tested, and found 10 exhibit an
extremely fne quality Of gold.
III The City Of Baltimore left Liverpool for
New York on tue afternoon Of the 9TH inst. Just
Is she was ready 10 get under way, the steamer,
as usual, fred her guns as parting salute, wnen
one Of them bbrs;, and the fragments killed two
Of her passengers, named Leechi they were broth
eB The bodies of these unfortunate men were
sent ashore by boat that was near the steamer
IL In the State Of Missouri there are "a 652
persons owning ia ,93l slaves-an average Of
little over four snd q half each Douglas county
s the onIy one In the State in which there are no
slaves. TEere are twentv-four counties In which
the number Of slaves 10 less than one hundred
each, the average being about forty-six.
IL A Melbourne despatch Of March 25 says
the are rumOrs Of disturbances In New Zealand.
One hundred and thirty-three ounces OF gold has
been shipped since the last mail.
IL II is reported that although the President
had no authentic infoFmation Of Gen. Hunters
order, printed slips Of IL were sent from Port
Royal 10 politicians in New York.
III President Benson, Of Liberia, Is In Lon
don, Canada West, and will soon visit the United
States, leaving for Liberia In October or Noyem-
Der.
III The British Bible Society has voted
ElOOOO 70 the American, In dlo oi lnc olh1lnisnee
receipts Of the latter during the present strife be-
tween the North and South.
IL There are many candidates for the
nomination OF Governor Of Maine, that the Bath
Times proposes TO publish Lat Of all who are
not candidates
IL vessel will sail from Baltimore foi
LiO-ria on the LIST Of June, by which emigranh
can go
IL Bishop MeIlysne, Of Ohio was uua hI nous.
iY elected President Of the American Tract So
ciels, AZ It's late anniversary In New York.
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Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, May 27.-The steamer Europa has
passed this point with advices from Liverpool 70
the 10th instant.
The news Of the evacuation Of Yorktown was
received by business houses and crested consid-
erable excitement, but the effect was not devel-
oped when the steamer left. American securities,
however, became frmer, and cotton closed heavy
Some journals think the movement was merely
the strategy Of the rebels.
Flour Is dull at Cd ais lower. Wheat Is very
dull, and has declined Sd. since Tuesday. Com
dull, and Sd a6d. lower.
LONDON, May 15.-American securities a.s
frmer. Erie, 334; Pennsylvania SIS, 20; do
bonds, 72a7i; Illinois Central, as; Virginia SIS
52a54; Maryland 6's, sOasI.
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From Fortress Meuroe.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 26.-Mr. M. II. Hess,
Of the U 8. military telegraph, is engaged in
laying submarine cable across the roads from
Sewell's Point to the shore between Newport
News and Hampto creek. Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe will also soon be Geographically con =
nected.
News from our feet at City Point, James river,
arrived last night. No new attack has yet been
made upon the rebel Notifications below Rich
mond. One of the men Of the Port Royal was
wounded Saturday by rife shot from the
shore, while on the lookout in the fore top. The
enemy's sharpshOoteTs make Ii dangerous to
pass from one vessel of the feet to another, and
their balls frequently strike the side Of the
vessels.
All the inhabitants Of City Point have been
forced to move to Petersburg and into the Interior
by the rebels.
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Vo.. XIX.

SOUTHERN ExPnRrs.-A copy Of the New Or
years business ending March 1, 1852, has been
sent to the Navy Department by one ofthe officers
Of the Gulf Squadron. 1t appears from this jour.
nal that the exports OF cotton from New Orleans
for the past year have been eleven thousand bales
against one and half million bales the previous
year. The exports from all the southern ports
have been only thirteen thousand bales, against
more than two millions the previous year. EK-
ports Of tobacco from New Orleans nothing,
against seventeen thousand hogsheads last year.
mpors-specie, nothing, az ainst sl2 OOO, 600 the
previous wear; ccfee, 800 BAGS, against $50 OOO
bags; salt, nothing, against 500 coo sacks.
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IL There Is no denying Il, says a Canadian
paper, United states people are sometimes mis-
paper published in Bordeaux. France:
t'Amsriean TYdit.-On the 4th Of July (inaug-
urated by Lafavette) there exists a curious custom
in America. As the clock strikes ~, every man,
boy, and as many women and girls as can, set to
work to whistle yankee Doodle and which
continues for precisely 10 minutes. IL may be
fairly pued there are 20 600 600 Of people sbl
lating simultaneously. The effect Is very curl
Ora
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III The Lord Mayor Of London gave ban
quet on the 18th to the onicials connected with
the Exhibition, foreign ministers, &c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams were present, but among the names
from the United States. For this apparent slig ht
there can be no excuse, for, II Mr.. Holmes was
not Off cialiy appointed by the Government Of the
United States, he has been officially recognized
by Her MsIesty's Commissioners, and has been
acting precisely in the same capacity az the Com
misSioners from other countries.
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UThe present liabilities of the Southern bo-
gus confederacy approximate to the following

IL The Kentucky Whig has accounts from
private sources showing a stampede from the
counties Of Virginia, bordering on Kentucky,
into the latter State, to escape conscripton Into
the Confederate army. IL Is stated that In the
counties of Bucb anan, Wise, Scott, and several
others on the border not less than three thousand
men have left their homes on account Of the law
which compels every white man between the
ages Of seven and thirty-fve to serve In the army
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EIRsT CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

Tho undersigned beg leave TO call the attention
Of the cIu1ens and travelling community TO the
house they nave Just opened for the sccommoda-
ton of Ladies and Gent emen The house 10 fur
nished In splendid style Large Airy Rooms,
Chambers and Parlors.
The Table Will be supplied with all the delica-
cles Of the season The Bar containing as good
and choice LisuorE, Segars, &o Gs can be found
In this or any other CITY. No pains nor expense
sh al be spared TO give satisfaction to oil who may
may be given for dinners, 30. Attentive and
0bliging servants. House eligioy situsted, on the
corner OF oth and streets west, LATELY occupied
u m 3 eoim Brown & DOWNING.
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pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
L. untll otherwIse ordered. the CO1.fDissioseTN
unoer the kot OF ConFreEs Of the 18th OF pri ls2
emitted, An act Tor the releaee OF cert,r persons
held 10 service or labor in the DistrIot of COiuT-
olss VIII hold their sessions m the City Hal, IN
the City OF Washington, on Monday, Tussdsy.
Wednesdsy, Thursday, and Friday, 0f every WesE,
and thar sll persons, loyal TO the United States.
holding claims 70 service labor against perEOBs
discharged therefrom by that act. may, vltkir
ninety days from th psssaEe thereof. shIoh viii
expire ON the 18th OF July nextl but net thereafter.
present 70 the Comissior err their respoo,ye state
ments or PeutoDs IN writing. verhed bJ oath q
Animation setting forth the L8mes. ages, ind FeT-
sonai description OF sech Pereons, fhe msnnsT ~
yhich the petitioners ScsqTed such claim, snd enr
ftots touching the value thereof. AID decirri1t
or her allegiance 20 the Government OF tho unstet
states, and that the p'tltiUner has not bOrne sFs
tgalnEt the United States drTirg the present rscl
hon, aoF 10 any way given ald or comfort thereto,
AID Ho3tes ts hsrsbv gstAsr gfStH, tlat mo Cna
named IN tne sth section of that set, for 6iinf
statement N writing schedule with the 4 ierE of
the Circuit Court for the District of Colombia.
the several owners or claimants 20 the services pf
the persons msde free BY that sot, senE forth ths
names, ages, sex, AID particular description cf
tuoh persons sever1lly, Is by authority gigou 20
the Commtssion-rs hJ thet act extended 60 the let
day OF June next. The Commissioners are pro-
hioitod from allowing the olsm of anJ person Nh0
shA neg cot 10 file such statement or schedule wItt
ssla Clerf, according to the re4atrSlsBts OF fEns
9. r, VlNTON,
DANIEL r.. GOOnLDE,
HORATIO KING,
Washlntton, Aprii q, 1857 Al Sl-tf
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Order for Enlisting Three.months' Volun.
teers CounteFmanded.

HARRISBURG, May 27.-Governsr Curtin has
issued general order countermanding the order
for enlistiDg three-months' volunteers-the emer-
gency which seemed to require them having
passed. He congratulates the people on this fact,
and cOmmends The alacrity shown In every part
Of the State in volunteering In defense Of the cap
al
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

CAPTURE OF HANOVER CoURT-HOUsE.
The War Department received advices last
evening from Gen. Mcclellan Of the capture OF
Hanover Court-House. Our loss / said to be
small. That OF the enemy considerable in killed
and wounded and prisoners. One Of the ensmys
cannon was captured.
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Frem HaIleek's Army,

LOUISVILLE, May ~ -Telegraphic communi
cation between Gen Halleck's headquarters and
Nashville has been interrupted since five o'cloel
last evening. The eastern report Of battle a
Corinth 10 believed to be false.
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Affairs at NashyIlIe.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 26.--Thirty-six SOL
diers from the rebel army at Cor NTH came here
to-day, and took the oath Of allegiance
The u. 8. marshal has seized all the printing
Offices in Nalhvile, forfeited for their treason
able publications.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, May 26.-Arived, ship Ro-
nance Of the Seas, from New York. Sailed,
steamer st. Louis, for Panama, with lis passen-
gers, and 1890 600 in treasure, Of which $500 900
is for New York.
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Fire at Londen, C. w.

LONDON, C. w, May 26.-A fire here yesterday
destroyed the stores Of Adam Hope Co, Bur
rell & Co, and several others adjoining. The
by insurance.
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hEFOhM IN NUssIA hUssIi % atIbottU VIII
prospects Of reform. The postal service, tn, Gus
toms, regulations and political condition Of the
people, are subjects Of immediate concern with
the Emperor, at this moment. Petitions for
constitution are flowing in upon the heels Of the
emancip patton Of the serfs The press 10 to be
granted greater privileges. All writers are to be
allowed to publish what sentiments they please
on their own responsibility.
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General Mcclellan Objects 70 the Publica
tinn Of Army MaYemeuta.

tisn Of Army Movements.
The following was received at the War De!
partment last evening:
HEApouARrERs, May 2y-s 80 p. m.-To Hon.
E. M. Stanton, Secretary OF War: i I'm some OF
the newspapers publish letters from their corr
respondents with the army, giving important In.
formation concerning our movements, position
OF troops, &c, in positive violation Of your
order. Ell.
As II isimpossib'e q for me to ascertain witt Ger.
tainty who these anonymous writers are, beg
to suggest that another order be published hold
Ing the editor responsible for Its infraction
6. b. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ogset Mttsfdry SrpsTIHfeHdcnf Railyedfs USJ
WasAtns sfoH, April Il, 1S62.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing.
ton to Manassas until further notice
D. c. McCALLUM,
sp lS-n M. ID. and supt Railroads, Us
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JOHNSON & NAGLE,
have on hand, and offer for sale, In cas or by the
single dozen:
HILBERT & co.'s BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS & CO. .'s BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX e. SONS ALLOA ALE,
YOUNGER'S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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o Y FIG CIAL.
Headquarters Fr0rosf MarSaars ore,,


Headquarters Fr0vosf MarSaars oHo,3
FashtNgtoH, q. c.
The oficer Of the Guard at the " CID CAPITOL
Prison" will not allow signals 60 be made 90 tie
prisoners under his charge by Insn OF womea
passing In front Of his building. This Psactrs
has lad 10 insubordinstten, and In one case 20
fatal result
AhY ohe, wst.cut respect Of person, yiOla'irg
IN order viii be semitic the Genital 6 Gus1dhoEse.
By o-tar:
Major w E. DosTER, Provost Marshal
~ zi-N CHAs. Z. RoBrNsON, AdIutsnt
hbPAaraENT or STATE,
A. WAsEINsros, January IS, 1888
Ehe Secretary OF State viii hereafter receivs
Members OF Congress on bUsiness on Saturdsgs,
commencing with Saturday, he fret Of ReEt
month.
Jan H-d WILLIAM n SEWARD,
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DROPOsALs FOR LEAD.
Ordsane. 0nes, War D.fartms.t.


Ord.ane. ones, war Dsaytms.1.
WASHINGTON, MaJ 20, 1862 (
PROPOSALS will be received BY this Department
until m. on tho evening Of the 4th Of June, for
the dsslys5 a' the following Ar'enai' a' soon
S6s TOMS Of Flea LEAo E: & s0SS; Frs; Nav
At i6e Nsx York Arsenal, Governors Island.
At the Allegheny arsenal, Pittsburgh. PeRnsyl-
At the 81 Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Missouri.
:sd nss z sssns ons, %s,
Proporsls will be .scsived for lots of2OO tons and
Bidder. viii state explicitly the time and smount
Failure to deliver q. q specified time will sub
eot the ooptrsetoI TO forfeiture OF the amount TO
PsrtIss obtainins contra cts will be required to
enter into bonds With proper securities for its
The DspsItmsnt reserves to itself the right to
~ 6s: & q S.S.a.s Ss. %s:nn.sss ssn
Sa and should be endorsed "PIss0.s:, 3 so,,. for
MAER,AAME ,R0YIN's FEMALk ALTERA,,
plants. 6bstTaction. Suppression. Green sicE-
S iAs ssS III inter-
rnstions OF lIegulsritiss Of the Menstrual PERIODS
TO cau.e miscarriage. Prepared for Madsms Bovin,
~ - Hue Vanguard. Paris, FIarce. For sale ar
1T9 South street, opposite Smithsonian lnsti-
taton. the only Agent IN Warrington. ms9-eoSt.
WATEh cooLhss' WATER cooLERs,
We have jusi opened . large lot Of 6alvanixsd
Iron WsEsr Coo.ers, all slxes, and At remarkably
l0s ssssss silssss: CIV. BofEtsHiss sis. f.ss sHEi Gsn
i HE Proprietors Of 6LYMONT take pleasure
n Informing ne einssns or \. Mhs:,h,tSSst9n, ,Ss
vorite place of resort WILL be reopened, &ksN|
for ths accommodation Of parties. on and lno
1st day of june, l862. For partlculsrs apply -E
street, next door 70 Browns Restaurant, corner
lsih %. and Pa sv. ANY person wishing 20 buy o
lucrative business can also be accommodated By
making application 90 the sssye nsRsd page;
m n-dSt&eol1t Propristors.
SILK AND LACE wRAPPINss. :
We have inst received lthis dsy) our third mp-
Ply S e sILk al MAETLEs; md sAcQ QGts, also
tool nov ysry oonsists In III ii The l.sdiss :.,iss
ofths season. Ladies will please call esry., :
N lSeo6t No. a. Center Msrket SIacs.
JUST PUBLISHED. - a
HE rev Union VI eme Of secesslon, or Sketohes
Of The Rsoslllon; ips' me thing for ths family or
Johx =. caARLS}2dEsi }dsi ais esaiiIssde,NI5is; RI s1d for
nh fs-eosm ~ st and Pc. svonas.
Z CO. e 10. E.s..s.- .
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JOHNSON & N.AGLE,
2ss PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
(south side,)
Bdrsss Ntntk asd TssA Streets,
recommend for the coming warm season their
unsurpassed stock Of
Clarets, siin and Sparkling
Hooks and M0seIIe wines,
from the well-kuown houses:
Messn. BRANDENsoURs FRsRss, Bordeaux,
Messs Moxss q RvPFELL,
F1ankfort-on-the- Main
HocxHRIM JOINT sTock CoxPANY,
Hoekheim-on-the- Rhine,
Champagnes,
or ALL TIE WELL KNowri BRANDS.
We guarantee to satisfy everybody at the low.
est market prices, and solicit an early call.
JOHNSON & NA6LE.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAY EXCEPrgD,)
AYrHE STAR BUILDINGS,
ec-usf of Pssssy9raaia zee. axd Elsvsstk strssf,
W. D. WALLACH:

Papers served in packages by carriers al a
yes:, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
Ihe price Is $3.50 year, 10 adcases; - for siI
months; e1 for three months and for less than
three months at the rate Of II cents a week. Sin
re copies, ONE CENT; In wrappers, TWO CENTS.
II ApvzRrIsEMENrs should be sent to the
ofice before II O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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IN JUST PUBLISHED, ssf-a / =
y HE NsX Unien Game of seessslon.o or skstohes
Of ne e iS:' ins thing for the fsm,J oir
J0hN p. cHARL5oN, Phllsdelskis. and for
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THIRD WARD-FIRST TPRECTNCT-NotIce
J. Is hereby given that. In conformity to the pro
visions of the charter of the city of Washington,
an election will be held on Monday, the I'd dsy
south west corner of 9Th and M st eets, for Mayor
70 eerve two years, one men be, of the Board OF
Aldermen, to serve two years. three members OF
the Board of Common Council. TO serve one year,
and an Assessor, to serve two years, for said
Wero.
The POLLS Will open st O'Clock 8. m. and close ct
pm. JAS. NJ. TOWERS,
=. M. MARTIN.
VIM. Pope,
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WASHINGTON, Aprii y, Is

u DIR. JOHNSTON,
ID LTIM MORE
Lock OSPITAL,
Has dtscorsTsdths most Certain, SPEEDY aHS or y
EfectEG! Renrsdy IN sAs Void.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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NOTICE.
SILK AND LACE wRAPPINss.

SiHA AND LAOE WhAfrIN0S' :.
We have inst received (this dsyD our third mp-
Ry % siLS MANTLEs; and sAcQUse, also
stock now very oomplets In an the EeadIog styles
ofthe season. Ladies will please call early. !
m IS cost No. a. centsr Msstst ssecs.
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ELECTION NOTICES.


ErIRsT wARD-FLRST PRECINCT-Notloe
hereby Eivsn that in contorm9y 20 she Roo-
an election wall be held On Monday, the 20 Gay oI
] June next at John G. Reeve's CeTpente, snop.
street. between 18th ana goth streets for MAYOR 70
sarye two Years. ior one member OF the boeIa OF
Alderman to serve two years, thfes members OIL tns
Board Of Common Council to serve one year, anu
an Assessor to servs two years, for ssid ward.
The polls wlll open q. = NJ and clone 81 ,, M
-. --e. - W. q. PARKER.
.... e.- JAS, O. WITHERS,
m "a Commfs.iorers
EIRST wARD-SECOND PRECINCT-
Notice is hereby given tbst, IN conformity 70
the provision of the charter of the city CT w tsn
ina ton, an election Will be he'd on Monday, the ID
day OF Jrus next, q norsets's Csrpeo!e. shop:
two years. for one member of the Bosrd OF Alder
men TO serve two years, three members OF ths
Board of ommon Council to serve one yeer, ana
Assessor 10 serve Two years, for said Ward.
The polls will open at q m. and close e p,m'
r. X. DORSET, ST.,
LEWIS PARKER,
m C0mmlesIOuefN.
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EFT NO FALSE DELICACY PRRFFNT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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w WATER COOLERS.
We have jus, opened . large lot Of 6alvanised
Iron Wstsr Coo.ers, ali sizes, and At remarkably
om N hs $50 W. SIS, Iron H.Il.
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y is herbv given that, in conformity 10 the provi-
sions of the charter Of the city Of washington 90
June next. at 419 Twelfth street, between New
York avenue S and street. for MsyoI, to serve two
to serve two Years, aud for three members OF the
Board of Common Council, to serve one year
close at p. m. GEO. w. STEWART,
JAS w, SPALDING.
l.. F. CLARK,
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m IH Commlssl0nert,
SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notice 10 hereby given that, In conformity TO
the provisions ofthe charter of the city of Wash
da Of juno next, ut Ford's Drug Store, corner of
PenuByivanIa avenue and llth street, for Mayor to
serve two years, for one member of the Board of
Alderm.n TO serve two ears, and for three mem
bers of the Board of Common Council TO serve one
year.
The polls viii open att o,cloor q. m, and CLOSE
att I'm. WM. p. SHEDD,
90 EDWD. c. DYER,
SAML. LEWIS.
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SIXTH wARD-SECOND PRECINCr.-I
- Notice is hereby given that, In conformity to
the PROVISIONS of the charter of the city of Wash
day OF j Ene next. at the Anacostis Engine House.
Tor nj ayor 20 serve two years. one member of the
m msmbers OF the Rosrd Of Common Councll to serve
one car, for said Wsrd.
The polls will open at o'clock q m. aud close st
o'olook ,. N. w. 3. VENARLE,
THOS. p. WHITE,
o. w. AN6ELL,
d Cnnnu
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A CURE WARRANTED. or NO CYIRGF,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS!

Weakness n the BscE, StTioturss. Affections -
the RtdDeys and oladdeT. arUlUutGry UiacSaTEe-.
lmpotepoy, GcneThl DEBILITY. NeIvou.npss, I've
psplV, IenguoT, COufHslOn Of Ideas, PsIrl' Eiioa
Dimness Of SIgh: or GIidinsIs, D,,sass oi he
Heal, Throat, NCse or ska. Affections cf the
Luags, Stcmach OF Bowels-these terrible rts
these Dreadful and Destructive Practices vhIrh
render MsrTIsge Impossible, 6Rd destroy SUt
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Especially who have be ecomc the victims q Fol-
tary Woe, thst dreadful and destructive het
which annually sWetps q an untlfleiy rrave tnou
sands OF Young Men OF the most exalted taieUr
and bFiLllant Inteiiec who might or erwis6 hsv
ent-aroed listening Senates with the thuncers q
eoquenoe or waSe1 10 eostaoy the llyins iyre. rDa
cal with full confidence.
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SIxTH WARD-FIRST PRBCINCT-Notics
~ 10 hereby given that, In conformity to the pro-
visions of the charter of the citv OF Wnship gton
an election will be held on Monday, the I'd day OF
June next, az the Pubic school House, corner of 8
two years, one member of tbs Board of Aldermen
70 serve two years, aud three mem5ers of the
said Wsrd.
Polls open at = q. m. and close at 7 pm.
GEuR6E BROWN,
..-... JOSEPH WALSH,
II. K. MARKS,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-14
greenwood Seminary.

THE Spring Term of this Insiiturion Wi
commence on the 7th of April next
ThesPrincipal will be asSisied by able
instructors, and as ample facilities will be
afforded TO qualify Students tor teaching
for business or for more extensive eonrse
in literature, liberal share of patronage
Is again solicited
Pupils VINO do not come from home, OF
are mol put under The charge o. near rela.
lives. must board at ihe Seminary, and be
subject 70 The regulations thereof. They
must provide their own towels and have
each article of -cioIhfDe distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks corstiiule quarter and
,herewill be a vacation OF about six weeks
in mid summer.
Boarding, washing and Tnition with
furnished rooms, will be S25 per qnauer,
ore hall payable in advance.
Tuition alone IN Common branches, IS 90
including advance Algebra
mathematics history &c 90
in Lain, German or French
Teach exlra] GO
For furthsr particulars address
VIM. BURGESS, Principal.
MiIlvilie. Col co, Feb %, 1862