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Col. JennfBon at Washington.
fFrom the Washington Republican. 9th. !


This abolition monster y 'tborder ruffian, -
..Kansas highwayman, aud everything else
newspapers is IN Washington, and was upon
the floor Of the Senate for a long time yester-
day. He certainly does not have the look Of q
monster, but is q quiet-looking gentleman
whom We should never suspect Of committing
var, ind We presume that the Democratic
newspapers Of Missouri and the West have at.
tributed acts to him for which he is not re.
Rnouefh1e
, 1862-05-14
The Plan OF Commodore Foote.

Washington dispatch to N. 7. Tribune, 1ath-1
Lieut. Phelps, commanding ONO Of the gun
boats In F1ag Officer Foote'S Floti1la, In pri-
Sate letter to friend here, explains the iaae-
tiEity Of the feet, now 50 happily broken by
the unasailing attack Of the rebel squadron-
He says that the risk Of having to deal With
boats at once was too great and the conse-
quences OF failure too serious to render it ad-
Tisab1e to put in practice again the plan which
proved so successful with the assistance Of
Gen. Pope's army at Island No. 10, since, had
the hotilla been seriously disabled In the un-
equal contest, the enemy's boats could have
easily run up stream, until St. Louis, Cincin-
Rati, and other river cities were at their mer-
cy. For the rebels tlotilla alone they felt
themselves prepared. Flag Officer Foote has
expressed the game viewe frequently.
, 1862-05-14

The cx-Secretary Of War, Simon CAM
erun, has sailed for Europe to enter upon
his Few duties as Minister to Russia Be-
fcre leaving, lie accepted an invitation to q
dinner given by his old friends at Harris
burg He embraced the occasion to make
formal yindication Of his administration
Of The War Department., and particularly
to reply to the charges brought against
him l'y the Investigating Committee. His
friends consider his defense complete and
umrlant vindication Of his official con-
duct while acting as Secretary of War.
Without passing any opinion on it, we
submit it to the judgment of the Western
public. It will be found reprinted in full
on the third page Of this mornings TRr-
ECNE
, 1862-05-14

B Gen. Ebeaezer ". Pierce. now Colonel
OF The 29th Massachusetts regiment at Fortress
Aonzoe, has been the victim Of conspiracy
On the part Of subordinate officers to procure
his removal from the command, and court
martini gave its verdict in favor Of the prose
cutton. Put Gen. Wool now steps in, reverses
the finding, and gives the consplrators sharp
lecture. "Poor PIERCE
, 1862-05-14

sanitary supPHeg for Gen. Hageok,s
Arny--No Discrimination to be Al
loxFed.
The Wisconsin Commission which has been
sent with supplies for the upper Tennessee,
has left St. Louis, and the reporter Of the e1-
pedition writes:
The thoroughness with which the commits.
sion have done their work SO far VIII, F feel
suIe, be proudly spoken Of by all who are cog
pixant Of their labo1s. Gen Nsds~orth aud
Dr. Wolcott have been fnaefaegabie IN the &c
cumuIataon OF medical stores aud all the
ueceesary articles tor tae. sick and wounded.
The steamer Samuel Gaty, Chartered for the
conveyance Of the commission from g: Lou1s,
IL large side wheel steamer, In addit1on to
the stores brought from Wisconsin aud noba5
contributed by the Chicago Commission, shh
was provided 1T Ct. Louis With one hundred
mattresses, five or six boxes % medicines,
purchased under tho direction Of DF. " Molootts,
d quantity Of hult, lumber for cof3ns, crnte-h-
|: e. and great variety of sick room indisFen-
| sab1s s nof thought OF at starting, aud Nhen
| loaded with all That made her hospital boat,
/ md her yellow fag had been hoistea Previous
1 to cseting hose, al1 who aecomp her felt
that she was not only going On r.oble mis-.
| sfon hut so far a5 human foresaGE 1t could ar:
IauEe,was well fitted to fn1Hi It.;
| .:Fer Contra, Father Kilroy, one Of the stst'
| Agents sf indiana, writes: L :;
/ From Gen. Ha1leck I learn that our ssnitar,
| boat and stores were nearly useless, SO far &
, 1862-05-14

The Emancipation Of Slavery.
Washington dispatch to the n. Z. Tribune, 1sthl
4 sugar planter nov in Cuba, in q private
letter Just received here, writes:
81 have been crest deal among the planters
here and to u1y great surprise, I find that the
leading and intelligent ones are il favor Of the
Emancipation Of SlaTerT in the lsland-9 gradual
Emancipation. They reason thus: That this
1neaeure being the hobby Of the day, Spain viii be
builfed into It sooner OF Inter- and that they had
better take the lead 10 it and control It in fact,
the Junta OF Supervision, new BORT Of authority
lately established here, have presented 3 me-
mortal to the Queen Of Spain recommending that
MEASURE
The writer Of this letter is vouched for IS
Trustworthy and intelligent.
, 1862-05-14

E So mnny Massachusetts fishermen hare
entered the navy that four Thousand green
1zands arc required to u1an the mackcrel fleet,
soon TO go out, The fishermen have been
tempted away By tue more profitable 'hauls y
Of The blockade. IuGirIdual cases are given
~hers eeanen have made 81 500 or S2,00o
apiece In single captures.
, 1862-05-14

- 4 shell, thrown by the Mcrrimac in
the great engagement Of Hampton Roads, and
which fell iu the camp Of the Indiana l4th
regiment, withou: exploding, was sent to the
editor Of the Lafayette Courier as trophy Of
war; hut it vas so much an object Of dread
that tie editor, instead Of having the stufang
pllltd out, buried ii deep in the ground.
, 1862-05-14

FLOUR AND GRAIN N STORE.
Tic following table shows the estimated
-four :nd grain III store in this city, May
-, compared with that Of last year Of the
carr. f4atr-
, 1862-05-14

tB~ The Washington dispatches say the re-
turu Of the President and Secretary OF War
from Fortress Monroe is not now expected
until the operations On James River are com.
p1eted. The visit Of the President is under
stood to have been for the purpose Of direct
ing In person, as Comman der-in- Chief, the CO.
operation Of the nary with the execution oi
the plans of Gen. Mcclellan,
, 1862-05-14

Additional Foreign News.
New YORK, May 1s.-The following news
By the Etna {dates to the 1st) Is additional
to what was telegraphed yesterday:
The West India mail steamer brought over
several CoIfederstes who ran the blockade.
It il reported that their mission Is to purchase
War1ike stores
The Great Exhibition would be formally
opened the day the steamer left Queenstown.
Circumstances looked auspicious. The palm
ip sculpture Is accorded BY the Times to Sto-
rey, the American.
Paris papers Of the eth publish s. dispatch
from Vera Cruz, dated the I'D Of April, stating
Toledo, the French troops at Tehuacan had
returned to Vera Cruz, and would start tor thu
City Of Mexico on the 5'h-
Gen. Guyon had been recslled from Rome.
NEW YoRK, May 13.-The steamship Juara
uas s1rieea.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-Breadstuffs quiet sud
runina1ly unchanged.
, 1862-05-14
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Chaucery Edsou Keith and John A Guzlcy ~. Robert
g. Boone. Edward \. Larmon and Thomas Ho5ae-
foreclosure Of Mortgage. =. ..-...
Pnnc no.ss hsfssy gysa ssat In 41fssnes ef
The txelfth day q Nay. a: .. 1855 l. Sumner Marble.
Tan3sdss ad t5e e III liz dsy of June, % ISL oeoeE
tne bighest bdet {or cash. the north door q the
z fRs IT, T. e e s of Iii y S q
parcel ofand situate, lying and being n the County
Of Cook and STATE Of lnols known and dtsignAte ~
Block fo tweaty shEse f2s, T. Assgssos5 pylson Of
tstwo C2}. In Township 10. thirty nue 3d. north Of
kange fou1teent1N. east Of the Third Principal Mer
dan n9sadsd as "a staSf ~ a.
gold Place four hundred and ire and totsnths feet
5 + e a. stsss VI nsnsS r. ST s9 r. ,Sarssnsss 9!
Of the Illinois Central Katl7oad thence northwest IN
line parallel with said east trsck Of daus
hundred snd three taatas teet ~ 80 =
west Of te cast track Of said Railroad thence Eest
along tie south Line Of Commerce street tEo hutred
and seventy 1 and Sx ts1ths fest S ~ II e
ne feSs hpgred f an q aRd cSntnng
S6 ,Ss es IS
the tistt title and interest Of tie sa!d hooe5t = no9n
and Edvard r. Larruon. Of 10 and t2 any aas!s y1nE
aef &c ia1ds Sse 81 Sc 1nos Central Rrosd company
gether With st and singular nc tenenenIa nefeata
faents and appurteuances teteunto belonging or %
fhe amount dre the complasnsnts undtr said decree
With ts interest thereon '3s S9S&R 5sS sfass s
GALErP j. H1IcacooK- Con1plts sofrs-
(hfcazp, May 18th, 1S61s my1iTAS&kd
, 1862-05-14

F The Rational Typographical Union,
which held its anun.1 meeting in Aew FORK
city, last week, VII meet in Cleveland, next
Nay.
, 1862-05-14

United STATES SHIP HARRIET LANE, ]
FoRTa JAcKsos AND ST. Pu1L1r, :

FoRTs JAcKsos AND Sr. Pl1L1p, :
seisesPP ef Rxer ap ~
day Of april; 1863, eetwsen Darid T. Porter, Com,
mander, United States Navy, commanding United
States mortar aotdlia Of the one pat, aad Brisa-
fences, and Lieutenant Colonel Edward Higgins,
commanding Forts Jackson and st. Philip, Of the
Other PsaE pat ps i is mutually s7feea
ant Golsne1 Higgins shall surrender to tae mortar
foti1la Forts Jackson and st. Phillip, the arms,
munitions, Of war, and 81 the appurtenanees
property that may be Under their charge
e. That Brigadder General Duncan and Lieu.ea-
ant Colonel Higgins, together with tho officers
tain their side arms. and that Ill private property
Ehau be respected. Furthermore, that they shall
give their parole Of honor not to serve in arina
against the United States until they are regularly
8. It Is Furthermore agreed by Commander Da.
rid D. Porter, commanding the mortar floti11a, on
the part Of the United States GoEernment, the
shall be permitted to retire On parole their com.
manding and other officers becoming responsible
for them and thai they shall deliver up their arms
provided that the expenEes Of the transportation
of the came shall be betrayed by the Government
Of the United Statcs.
On tle signing a. q thcfe articles ny the con
possession Of by the United States naval fotces
comprising the mortar fleet, the Confederate Ha&
eball be lowered and the flag Of the United State:
hoisted On the fagstafIs Of Forts JACKSON and st
Philip.
In The agreement OF the above, we, the under
signed, do herewith set cur hands and seals.
DAVID D. Porter.
Commanding Mortar Flotilla.
". B. REKsHAT,
Commodore g. S. Navy
], M.WAn5wR1GIr,
1t Com ding Harriet Lane.
r. DrScAS, Brig. Gen
Com. ding Coast Defences.
EDWARD Hf6GHs,
It. Colonel G. S. l.
Com ding Forts jackson and St. Philip.
Witnesses
EwD. NICHOLS, It. Com'd'g Winona.
j. II. RUSSELL, 1t. Com'd'g kan2wha.
, 1862-05-14

Destructive Eonf1agTattDn on Long
Island-Thousan0so Of Acres Burned
OVer~-Aoss from Three to Five Hum
dred Thousand Dollars.
New YORK, May 1S,-One Of the most de-
etructire fires which ever visited Long Island,
Las been raging for the LAST four days, destroy
ipg large amount ofproperty. The fire broke
out near Stony Brook on Friday last, and was
caused by the burning over Of o lot on the
firm Of Mr. joel L. G. Smith
It has swept over an area Of st least sixty
thousand square acres, principally IN the 70 VII
Of B7ookhaven, and startled the villagers Of
Stony Brook, Setauket, Port Jefferson, HIT.
Sinai and Miller's Place, On the north, and
New Village, Seeden, Coram, Middle Poland
and Manefville, In the middle, and Patchogue,
Belfast, Fireplace, Mastic, Moonches and On
ague, on the south.
It passed come little distance from the vii
lsges of the north, while in the center it came
80 near as to eudapger dwellings aud human
lives.
In the south side they suffer more severely
in the vfl1sge Of Maatic. It swept down to
the Great South Bay, where many barns and
outbuildIpgs were destroyed
At Mouevweu several dwellings were des'
troyed, end it Is said that several lives were
lost In attempting to arrest its progress
A dispatch from Port Jefferson, May Ii
says the damage Is ya1iously estimated at
from three hundred to FIVE hundred thousand
do1larS
, 1862-05-14

FOR SA14k-A kil d, gentle, showy
l. young Hozns, Hxteen hAaA4 TIN: or 4. beautiful
nay color. xe:t aimed to the sAddIe Wouid uo7ka a
my1srsu2W
, 1862-05-14
Incidents OF the Surrender Of Ncr7
0f1eaRH.

On Monday while the gunaoass we're under
the command Of Porter, a flag Of truce Ieihout
Il contained officers from the forts. The re-
suit Of this interview vas simply p.elimin-
ary afalr which preceded the second TIA :
Of truce. When this came down
the gunboats weighed anchor and went
up to Fort jackson. Hers they anchored
and Gen. Duncan End Lieutenant Colonel Htg-
gins came on board, aud the articles of capt.
ulation were drawn up and signed, Oh behalf
Of the Confederate States, BY the above named
officers and on the part Of The U1frcd States
By Commander D. D. Porter and the COM
maDdeEs Of the supporting guuboats. The
tGr1us Of capitulatien He1c IS fpllQEs:
, 1862-05-14
BEN. BUTLER AT NEW ORLEANS.

BEN. BUTLER AT NEW ORLEANS.
Elsewhere we give in full the Proclama-
tin Of Maj Gen. Ben E. Butler to the peo~
plc Of New Orlaans The impudcnt Mayor
and city fathers have been arrested and in1~
priscned. Lnionism will be made safe and
treason will be punished. The document
may be said 10 cover the case. It Gssolves
the terrorism Of tho traitors, and releases
10 their loyalty al well disposed citizens.
Within short time the Federal flag will
como up the river not as recently over the
smoke Of battle, but peacefully floating
above the fully frcishted merchantmen, the
pioneers Of restored commerce. BY that
tiue tie Mississippi will be reopened from
the Ba1ize to Cairo The work of treason
xr,@.1,1-,fr moves nm
, 1862-05-14

The Wheeling Int9Egeneer Of the 9th inst
says:
At midnight On Sunday, the bridge over the
Potomac at Harper's Ferry WAS opened for
travel, and Immediately the cars Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad began to pass over it.
eight hundred loaded cars had passed over
Of that number SIX hundred went E4st and
two hundred came West. There Is still q
1grge amount Of freight awaiting tzansporta-
tIun, and aIl the cars Of the road VIII be
brought into rcquisition to dispose Of it as
erendf]v ss nnssihle
, 1862-05-14
no NEWS THIS MORNING.

The operations Of the thunder storms to
the eastward cut of an our dispatches last
evening, leaving us and our readers at the
mercy Of The 1umors that will grow thickay
On every side to-day. Readers Of the FRI
BrSE when they discontented'y turn over
thin news page this morning, will do
well to borrow contentment from rcmem-
braIce OF the time when the mails brought
all the news and the telegraph vas not, nor
thought Of
, 1862-05-14

T The Washington Rsp..Hica;. says Hon.
Caleb 3. Smith, Secretary Of the Interior,
hss authorized A5. Newton, Superintendent
Of the Agricultural Division, to use the grouad
enclosed along Ninth street, in front Of the
Patent Office building, in experimenting on
the cultivation OF cottpr,
, 1862-05-14
WISCONSIN CURRENCY
WANTED AT BEST RATES
WILLARD &c * e A N =,
No. CLARK STREET.

A MOTHER GREAT VICTORY
IA Rheuu at1snn, Fever and Ag1e Gout Piles. s Amt
vl1ue Dance, and Asthma t1ta!ed W1fhout medicine
or eIs ct1eit, without baths without rak of lie or
health, and without MONEY II thorough cure IL not
effected.
DIR. BELLS INF7IRMART
For the treatment Of the above named 1na1ades has
become h1ed institution. Hta treatment is oPKsA.
ard potent in all diseases that mSnk1nd subject
TO- but OWING to the pressure Of professional b1stn
he Obliged TO conane h1s attention = aieT IN ~
hlI Of the entire medic al pro1ees1ou Hs methoI oi
psc1iee ia sec1et and he Ei be pleased 70 explain
ranes q parties Who have been ca,sd By b. node q
prectict ne Doctor awaTe th3t those aH!ctEd With
dEesae have artndy euterxo TOO much IN alth And
pocket BY expestnsntai pEasuse W1s4 ~ aake ruiz
f re hesitate you running no rAk either conBtltn-
tioElly or Financially u Eou ere not helPet # VII
tbe CRY country Consultations free aud conhden
tai GoErespendents mnst sead stamp to prepay posi-
/. BELL, Chicago Ill my1BrEBsm
, 1862-05-14

e Ron. Colds NTH F. Bailey, member Of
Congress from the Worcester District Of Mass
achueetts, has died OF consumption, at his
home in E1tchburg.
, 1862-05-14

I OST-A Bay Stallion Colt, two
-: ysaEg old from AyEisk,s Cattle Yards; on the On
little white nigh hIud irg. 4 suitable reward VIII
be paid to the finder at said yards. Q. WHITE.
nY14f3{flW
, 1862-05-14
Ef(n advertisements.

TBOlCE INVESTMENTS. Il
" offer scme Of the finest Lot. and Tsaeta IN and
In Grove North. Sery desirable either fo7 occu.
fcsttsnd Block. my1+1a57-33t
, 1862-05-14

G A Z ITO N My wife, LYDIA
~ Moody. having left my bed and board Eirhont
harnoriny trusting her my sccount a9teE tbs
d:te. THOMAS MOODY
harrington, May L. 1872. nlyI+r34q-lt
, 1862-05-14
p OSEH1LL CEMETERY 7

SPECIAL TRAIN
To-day tMedneslax> leaves Chicago and Ailwaukse
EalTGa1 ueP9t Rt 2D +. A. and returns at 45D F. IL
fnIe I'm CENTS each way. All regular trains stop
at me cemetery. Us. S.NENHOuSE, President.
, 1862-05-14

W man Of good education and address desl1es.a
stuatJon Is private wRtehmsa. any etnpfoyuseut
where tr*sty ard competent man ie required. ia .
good teau,ster. veil acqpass.ea with the city. and
would he first rate MN fol grocer or other business
keeping delivery wagpu- ls an experienced l2mbet.
, 1862-05-14

GUARDIAN SALE OF PER-
~ EOSA1 rRnPEETY.-Notiee is hereby given
that the fsh dag Of June next st 10 O'clock A. NJ
shall sell for casli ut public aucton. at the premises
-Four Franc Two Story Dwelling Houses being Nos
l6i and lGG Munroe street. and the txn hn1ses in
their rear urou tile alley JOHN JONES,
Chicago, May II, 1862 Guardian Of r. ". Bolatr.
m11 1851 Id
, 1862-05-14

REBEL GTNBOATs A FAILURE.
The Memphis AzY'ts, in an article on gun
boats, says: s'Tlus far it must be confessed
our attempts with gunboats On the river have
been a disgusting fzzle. People know 1t. So
does the Government.
, 1862-05-14
DARTNERSHR PRODUCE

i AND COMMISSION BCsEESS-A party jnst
about commencing this business in Chicago, wishes
advertiser has son.e esp!tal and Thoroughly nndel
Inn. md Is man of actsity, eneFgy and ;ndustsy
IrteS With capital. wishing such partnership. may
address B. C. care Of Post Ofce Box iGst Chicago.
myiEyStS.lt
, 1862-05-14

WANTED-ln a Liquor Store, q
Nv Boy thirteen to sixteen yeafs of age, Of good
character and steady habits Apply at 20 South aae
TuTf3-Fsk1@N
, 1862-05-14

r 0Sf-A Roll Of Bills amounting
~ e s1o5 was lost about $ O'Clock yestsFday Hues
arenue. The Under will be nberaly rewarded hy re-
turning the 70 Henry Sweet. corner Of DcspainHs
and k1nze streets. mJ1+7a&-tt
, 1862-05-14

IF THE PERSON WHO PICKED
L mp Twelve Dollars near $. o. Gr.ggs Co.'S BOOK
Stosc. Lake stret will return it to Illinois Cln
trA Enffros1 Freight Uce foot uf South Water STREET
e viii be suitably rewarIrd end receive the thanks Of
thc ri
, 1862-05-14
M KNTED-Agents.-We-. haS'

Fe do not deal IN any articles Of tTty1sf or merely
ssntsai merd and ID good not fo9 AdaY hs koe Hs.
time Thsy not Sn,g 1ssJ Ss,sse = ous ~ = ~
resnecfable community. Locston1 are fast nliAX up
For particulars call 1t BOOM 11e South Clark street.
or aepd 8tntuF 70 VI f1D q CO., BOZ z1uf C4@EAkVt
uyfifE$tf
, 1862-05-14

WANTED-Agents to canvass for
w Headleys Life of Washington. Sacred Bio
urnnhr and History. Christian Home, Bnd other publ
Eafious both IN The English and German language. IN
the saIe of which agenH meeting with
ffta For fuu information call on or address o. E.
GIBBS. 1S4 South CLARK street, Chicago. Post Office
Boz sos sp8px82n
, 1862-05-14

W7ANTED-A Baker, one who
w understands the business, to be employed II
Jacksonville Ill. Apply at q South Water street Chi
, 1862-05-14

T OST-May 10th, Il Black Pony,
I aopt = Or 4 hands hlEl. Any pesson styias L.
EF Chair Factory. tuo blocks rotth Ct aEaN:suktc
-aTepue on North Green street. will be llheFaly re-
uerded. [uiyIEGES1lVl JQHN PHILLIPS.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE.

III.
WAsHINofoH, NovBNsRR a. Iasa
Whilst another section Of our country "A fsmi.s-
worn, and sister cities lie prostfate from eyiis
Dreadful to suffer and mournfui 10 behold resuits
OF ohno ana Awiess resistance TO constitutional
authority and the majesty Of the law, an All
seeing providence has avefted from rs this Gu SO
OF reason, and with An unreluctant hand 70 uch-
saded innumerous evidences Of His grace.
Ter that manifestation and this benediction il
oeheoyes us to be thankfut, and therefore and in
compliance with the Following joint resolution Of
ne Gty Councils, REQUEST my fellOw-citizens to
sostsin rom secular employ ment, and assembling
IN their respective places Of worship on THURSDAY,
9th instant, unite with rsverent love in xratefa
' - Ar RT cha SSo wALLAoH, Mayor.
JOHN RESOLUTION appointing q Day of Thanks
giving.
WHEREAS II Ia becoming in q Christian people 70
ret9r9 thanks TO the Giysr of ali good for the
foio blessings he vouchsafes them a. a CO immunity;
and whereas it 10 peculiarly appropriate that the
cities In the observance Of day Of public thanks
giving and praise: =. = -
=, BE 70 throo,s ,esotred, &c. That his Honor the
proclamation Thurs day, 18th November instant
"a "a day of Thanksgiving and praiss to 'Aimi ghty
GOD Tor the mercies OF the past and of prayer
for the restoration Of end Of fraterna feeling
stain from their usual secular employments and to
unite in proper Observance Of the day.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
JOSEPH =. BROWN
President ofthe Board Of Aldermen
Approved November 8, 1852
no lsteo RICHAPD WALLACH, Mayor.
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DIED.,
>, WILLIAM Bah

BINGT0N in the ruth year OF his age.
On Thursday afternoon, nth inst, az his resi-
deuce, near this city, GEORGE BURNS, in the 39th
year his age
His friends and acluaintar ces are requested to
Fifth and r ST., on SStu rday sfternoon' POI inst
nj o'clock.
On Thursday morning, Nov. 9th, JANET Do
kEAU dau Rhter of Elizabeth W and the late X
Cary Long, in the 18th year of her age.
The friends OF the family invited to attend
her funeral, ut o CLOCK, Saturday afternoon.
On the 2lst inst after brief but painful illness
FANNIE youngest child of William and Ann P
Handy in the 9th year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her Parents No. 393 Thirteenth street. Sstur-
dey tie I'D liz ST. at p. II to which the relatives
and friends of the family are respectfully invited.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening Nov. 10Th inst, by Rev
SIR Ashw anden: Dir. STEPHEN NJ. HAMILTON.
OF khin beck Duchess county, N Y, to Miss
MANY L. 4. DRUkl of Georgetown. ID. @.
BALTIC. and \. Y. papers COPY
On the 18TH inst, by the Rev MI Finkle Mr.
BENZ b. BRYAN to Miss CARRIE ]. ERB
CD the 10Th inst: at We.ley Chapel. by the Rev
Mr.. Brown ZERAH A. SMITH, of Rockville Cen
trs; queens county, n. Y, to Miss SARAH c.
DONALDSON, of Langley, Fairfax county, va
IN Herald. Hampstead Enquirer. Long Island
Sun. IptelliFencer. OOnstitut ional Union Phila
and Methodist Protef tant BALTIC, COPY
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MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
small space fitting into canvas bag tits strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge at Will, and Is arranged that il may he
stuffed with hay straw. 1t is M de of both car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
of Allen, Clapp Co, Penn. avenue, between 10th
and 18th SITS. ocS-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-21

summoned by Coroner W oodward. and not ~ ~
the east wing Of the City Hall, to inc dire into
me cause OF the death of the man (mentioned
IN me Star yesterday who was found dead in A
s1t "a, wagon In Marble alley. No evidence
rs TO the manner Of his death Was. sht,ined
and no one knew his name, though the guard
Al the 9TH precinct thought he had been twice
accommodated with lodgings there within
&c" Gays. he was comfortably clad, but had
OF tweezers were found In his pocket. Also q
pair OF steel spectacles in a red case THE i,iry
decided that he came to his death by causes
unknown to them