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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-08-09

IS. NEGROES lsNEGR0ESl NEGROES 4 !.
IT AM at all times purchasing SLAVES, paying
Il the highest cash prices. lam also prepared
to receive negroes for safe keeping having erected
4, comfortable and secure place for that purpose,
ON Green street, near Baltimore, immediately OPP
posite The Western Police Station. Colnmpniea-
ssls n HENRY FAIRBANK
fe4-y Gen. Wayne Hotel, Baltimore
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-08-09
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3 Bouldin, VIM, clerk Of election 900
! Bradford, John II, Judge election 6 90
2 Boyd, Mrs, damages on road 25 90
Y Bowman, VIM S, examiner, sur @
veyor, and plots Of roads tae26 90
2 Barnes, John, exammerand sur @
h veyor on roads eTk age IL 90
2 Blessing, Chrstian,rent ioraelec--
ton 6 90
A ! Bateman Joseph E,llate sheriff's
Is I account 1857 os
A Bishop, r +, clerk of election % 90
A Bradenbaugh, Thomas, Judge of
election a ,a 6 90
! Brant, Powell, hauling paupcr to
almshouse, -,saa 3 90
2 Bradberry, John t, magistrates
account ~, !. .al.'7G 25 ss
Hitchcock h ..'s.,('9 30 90 ]
10 sioners s - IS 90
2 Bateman, A W, attorneys acct lss 35
i Barton, James, juror on inquest 49, so
2 Brown, Geo F, do do so
i Boeswald, Geo, do do sas so
i Bettgar, G., do do so
1, Benton, Lemuel C, do do 80 SO
l Boeswald, John do DO ,as SO
A Bradenbaugh, Jacob, jr. do, SO
2 BIydenburgh, Charles, do M. 80
2 Brandt, Geo H, do do so
2 Barnes, John H, do do ,, go
2 Bradfeld John 10 do SO
3 : 5Baln', Banss, jseys h@s, 5s de ds d g g
3 Bushcr John, o Ps to Mrs. S.
Keech skJ 20 90
KirKwood s'si5 Z Ss,'ft 50 90
Chew, gH assiH 90 oo
wilson sss'' sSss 20 oo
5 account s' Y 1905 81
2 Bridge across Broad creek 938 90
count s 145 5oS
3 Bouldin WILLIAM, printing ac-
count ! sa'''s 4g IS
5 Bouldin Charles d, magistrates
account n q'l4 Sd
~ Ddteiidn n w, prlullng account 5Z w Il
2 Bayless Samuel, constable's ac- sS1
eoun. .saa's ID ss
Bagley H, physician to alms
( 81 House sssss Re 1syaA ~ 81 fffs 40
go lsas4a "a sar n -
YtS .ssslsis q 4
lgN ~. s,
2 Charshee John g, chaihmah on
road and magistra.e's account 3 81
2 Cord Thomas, Juror, account
2 Courtney William II, witness
certificate lsaD0
I Cox John, printing accouut il3 90
4 Crawford John, coffin acc0unt 8 90
2 Courtney Thomas, conslable's y
! 4 ,cgrfss'sis issgasss y No DAyis
\ clausey sfargafe,, oPito J0hn
Scan James, sscount tiIsd 50
2 Cecil Codnty, balance Tor rs- s's2
Il moved cases 142 So
2 Chew Nathanlsb jpfof oh ID {.
II Carver Josepb III tasdo d. ID
2& &tham I'm fy M s3nss # m ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02
spAULDING's PREPARED cIuF.

az .irxls ts...s u ErkUf.DIE6's 1-rrsKsD
ar y III 49, 81 Sire. - cogf.-6s
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BY he use q these fla tbe periodic alia -
ierto4s o. s..k hsgd1ets nhy BE- .f..t.'td. go
AIKEN Al the o1mmr1esrtt q an aussa. .i1
eiioi from seknesa via o. ,tia,rri
Thy stlieu isn ID removing re faf.ta
Hsrfgchf 10 s.d,l ltlls'fs arc ~ much eull-a
O 1hey At gsns.siiy ssea ne Aoas's rs.rs,i-
Coei1ca1as.
Fer Tfrar9 s.ss. Va'eals, r-feais 'sis.
and all persoa q 81 leflfg taifs hsy are salatt..
a. LAXATIVE in improving tie ogIcitc. giving -
and rigos = lie digestive organ. Az rf..fse he
natural electricity ani .;feisla 6. sac vs1e ..iens
Tho CTrHAflc IpIs are t4erc.lH g itf., 'ass
iigafon and eisefaiiy ooudpeied sspeflnisa.= =
been n use nary ysars. during wiis. ga
have pfeseniel Art r,lisyed vet snfaN ~
ard sn1efrg ifoa. hesassls. whether ora. ..irfif
~ nertpas slgfe 80 raas dgausef %
siofssch.
Thsy ere enafel. sfr.t ibtir - t..s..e..
aDi may - taken an tr sa ssfg
w.ti,eri maxine ~, CHAR - oftee
feag disag1esoif. tn F.s'ai'ri g e--gt q
slfef neas = siair9t
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT
ne ssirsins lave Signatures sfrsr-g e.sssee-
each box.
so'aly Druggists ssa al ,.h-res-i--s r. as1i.
cint
kbos al bs .snli5 go - receipt s,ias
PRICE &c cEETs.
All ortsrs steeii - sri-..it, ~
HENRY q. sPAUIDING.
secs-saE Su-ei Be 70.
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eHslDrsS onYros
srALDlNe.s THROAT coxrrcr'o>

They relieve Cough Instantly,
They clear the Throat.
They give strength AL volume 10 'hs soc.
They imlsr' del.e.e'.- aroma 10 the .oau
They are made Of simple hers. ava carr.
harm ang one.
isdsise es.rs or who hass coar. - na.t
'ole, Or naa nres''. r. ssg a'-euit, u g., 7sU.
'ogei a package - my rtrsii c.rr,...on.. .asy.
relieve you Instantly. aia sou ~lg e. a. vie r.
hst'they sota shc spr'." yea ssn cna ',..t- ~,
usefsi and pies-ans wtgs travelling ~ .'.-.s
public meetings Tor sailing f.'r cor.A or ..ass.
yonr thirst uyoetfy one rse'-gsi ~ .s'-fa.s,
ingthAiyeu~lil ever alsrasr's oen..t.r a-. 3
ilspoasi'ie. Yaa~'uana c,r'r D., l.- .'russss e
Dealer. "a Medicines.
Cridcs fNESri -iltF ceS1s.
Ny slsuam's.i. o.. zach s,slsss sH ..-.
couaterfeat.
Araehsge v'lie e.s.tt .u.s. e,.,.r ,.sif
ofrhlty oes..
Address
HENRl e. spALplNe
No. q cedef Stree, rsa Yrl
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spAULDJNG's FREFARgD cLJE

sPAuLpEgs PRErARED Nak
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MRs. MAJOR RRYNoLDs.-Mrs. Msjor Belle
REYNOLDS, VINO has been on Gov. Yates staff
seems 10 be having rather a rough time. The re-
cent reports concerning her and Yates have caused
was last heard Of IN Missouri. The Hannibal
Herald says that on Thursday evening, the 29th, 4,
two rowdlss, formerly under Priee's command
then under the inaaence Of whisky. appeared at
the quarters Of Mrs. MrjOr Belle X eynolds at
Hannibal, and demanded "an unconditional sur
rsnder,' which was "declined." After taking
another drink they proceeded TO make ga regu.
menced an attack with brickbas and paving
stones. While thus amusing themselves trev
were set upon by detachment OF police, captured
aud placed In Limbo. The next morning the
Majsr appeared against the miscreants, and they
Were naed according TO their demerits.-Roek
Island ATRHs
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NURIN6ER's PATENT BEEF TEA.
solid Sqncentrsted extract Of

A solid concentrated extract Of
BEEF AND FEGETABLES,
Convertible Immediately into o nourIshing and
delicious soup. Highly approved BY q number Of
eminent Physicitns, who use 10 at the various
Hospitals tor tho restoration to health of sIok and
This admirable article condenses into oom,sct
form all the substantial and nutrltve properties of
8 large bulk Of meat and vegetables. The readi
ness with which IL dissoves, when boiling water
Is poured on, into Tlch ana palatahle Soup or
1es, which would require hours of prt psIation 40
coIdins TO the usual method. is an ldvantaEe in
its highly nourishing suslties, combined with its
for those IN health il il . perfect substitute for
fresh meat and vegetables. IL will keep good In
any clma'e. IL ls peculiarly we'll adapted for
travellers bp ldsd aSd Who thus avoid those
ecoldental deprIya,ions OF . comfortable meal 70
vhloh they are % liable.
FOR Lnysllds: whose espscio1s appetite can thus
For sportsmel and excuTsIonists, to whom both
lts comptotness and easy preparations Will re-
For al vho would eooromi1s tune and trouble.
s0G .5s ss,f 9a 81 the truth that minutes are the
PIepaEed only BY the inventor, r.. sALOME
gUSEPH b.. BUSSlER C Co. Nos los and
ITO south DelsEa avenue. PhlladelphIa, 70
whom all apphcatous for the Beef Tea muit be
r. S.-Ths article is prepared in cakes of about
suarter Of pounds each, and packed in Tin boxes
OF hve and six pounds each. "A single cake euarter
pound, vlli make i've pInts Of excellent Beef Tea,
In few minutes. "a q I'm
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Visit Of General Burnside to Norfolk an
Portsmouth.

FoRrREss MONROE, June 9.-Major General
Burnside and staff arrived here at an early hsur
this morning, having come throug the AIbemare
and Chesapeake Canal In the small gunboat Por,
Royal, leaving Newbern on Saturday The Port
Royal came through both branches of the canal.
The lower one connecting Currituck Sound w To
North river, and thence with Albemarle Sound
has been obstructed by piles and sunken vessels,
rendering 1t necessary for the vessels that have
previously arrived by this inland route TO avoid
this cut and traverse the whole length Of Curri.
tuck Sound.
The progress Of the Port Royal was consider
ably DELAYED by the distractions, but Gen Burn
side succeeded In blowing them up and opening
the canal Norfolk was reached a. midnie ht last
night, and after communicating with Gen Viele
and procuring pilot, the Port Royal proceeded
to this place. The object o. the visit Of General
Burnside was TO have important communication
vita the Government, Having sent di ispatches to
Washington and obtained the replies, he will re-
turn.
There 10 a little or no news from the Depart.
msnt OF North Carolina. The gath Massachusetts,
regiment, now at Washington NJ C, was at.
lacked from an ambush by North Carol. ma
regiment, on Thursday last, while on a scout and
and lost six men killed and q number wounded
three Of whom subsequently died Several caval.
ry skirmishing have lately taksnl place In the
vicinity Of Washington.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
XxXvII,h CONaREss-ssesna sss.isn.

SRsATE.-After our report closed yesterday
The bill donating lands to States and Territories
for the benefit OF agricultural colleges, was
passad-veas 81, nays7.
The bill making further appropriations for
certain civil expenses was taken up, and after
being amended by limiting the price Of gas fur
nished by the Washington Gas Company to 25
cents for gas supplied to the Government, and at
y cents to other customers per 200 cubic feet;
also, by appropriating s. 900 for the removal OF
army bakeries from the Capitol, and 81 500 for
the salary Of the diplomatic agent to Hayt, and
- 500 for same to Liberia; Ii was passed
HoUsE.-Aftef our report closed
The bill 10 quiet certain land titles In Cali
fornia was laid on the table.
Mr.. Blair, Of Mo, reported bill authorizing
the appointment OF German professor at w est
Point; passed.
Also, to transfer the gunboats on the Misslss ppi
from the Western Department OF the Army to the
Navy Department; passed.
Also, the Senate bill regulating the pay OF GER
tain ordcen, with amendments; passed.
Also, the joint resolution authorizing the Super
intendent of the Aqueduct to pay Rob't Mcintyre
5nd others for work done and material furnished
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, ,Auot,onesr..

DI oNE6N q WILLIAMS, Auouoneert.
rHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
~ Ny virtpe Of o decree of the circuit Coart OF
the D striot ot Columbia IN chanoery sittng bear
Ing date on the slst day Of May. A. Iss2, and
James J. FInleJ and John Smith ars comp All nanti,
ana Margaret Nj oonsy aud Others are defendants,
the 81 day Of June. A. ID 1861. in front Of the
Premises a. o'clock m, lot Of ground numbered
;Ss 9d :I
the SItv of Washington, as described IN the pro
csedings in said oa5se. With the improvements
his pTopsriy Is situated on ths GO Sornef Of IS.
strest vs.t and south G street, Islsnd
V and Is months; giving his notes iof
the deferred payments, ed to the sa ctIop
of said trustee, and bearing interest from the daI
t!e deed to be retained until the whole of the
All cOnveJsnoinr @ the cost of the purchaser.
is s.sewsd. skEES / WILLIAMS, Viii "a sS.iss Asc...
By TaoMAs DowLiNs, Aeotioneer.
the Gout Heaf Of vSs ,ss. q SsUIst
10 which James Wsrde |. ia oompIsipsnt, ~ 'H,s sns
on WEDNESDAY the a5;h day Of june sIs,d nett a.
Gel Of sround. With the two story Bfi5E eI 5Ssn, M
6eiEI part Of Lot nu@Sssed Isl and Iss IN Bssli',
addition to 6eorl letown, beginning for the same on
the weet eide OF Green street, and the end of15
feet southery, from ths Eouth west corner OF
.outherly with the west side OF 6Tsen strest, .
feet, thenoe westerly and parallel with Bri6fe st.
@ s se s.d '.ss With Greer
Bridge street 40 feet, 10 the place of besiunInT
Terms: One third cash; residue In 6 aud Il
s.saf.y to be spsIovsd o. the Trastss. % Ss.rlna a
All ioonvsJanoinE st The eIPense Of the purchaser.
NJ 2s-dts THOMAS DOWLfNG, Auet.
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FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.

WINCHESTER, June 9.--An 10 quiet at this
place, but everything wears q de efted look. Gems
sigel and Banks, with their respective commands,
are here.
The Opequan Pillar and Back Greek bridges,
which Were burned by the rebels, and Big and
Little Cacapon, carried away by the late freshet,
railroad 10 now In perfect running order, with the
exception Of the bridge at Harper's Ferry. This,
however, is supplied temporarily by a pontoon
bridge. The COMPANY is preparing to put up a
uestled bridge at the Ferry, which will be drne
In ten days, or sooner II the water falls An iron
bridge Is being prepared In Baltimore, and will
be raised upon the old abutments within two
months
w heeling and Parkersburg In perfect safety.
have just learned that the four bridges on the
Winchester branch, destroyed by the rebels, are
nearly completed, so that trains can pass on Wed.
nesday.
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The RKYfSEMKNT or PUNISHMENT AT the
recent sale, In New York, Of the cargo OF the
prize schooner Stephen Hart, a large number OF
Confederate army buttons were offered They
were bought by the Commissioners OF Charity
and Correction, with the purpose Of compelling
conyicts on Blackwell's island who misbehave
themselves TO wear them a mark Of disgrace
The knowledge Of this Intention having come TO
the prisoners, they have put themselves E'on their
good behavior -
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"OSLY A DUTcHNAN "-One Of the papers
published In the rural districts Of New York tells
q story Of an assault and battery by negro on an
unonending Dutch psddler The African was too
much for the Teuton, and so the latter got terri
bly, logged. He was advised 20 appeal TO the
law for redress. &c No, said he, 's he ish mig
ger; ish only Drtehrnan. The social inc
quality was more than the poor peddler cared 10
encounter, so he let the aristocrat go"unwhIpped
Of Justice - l.t ~ -.rf '.~T'' =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

UA jubilee viii soon taks place In Vienna
in honor Of the 400 years existence OF the art of
printing In that city. The frst Vienna printer
Olrieh Ham, opened his printing orice in f462
but did not succeed, and enigrated to Rome.
Hs was the cause Of the Emperor Frederic the
Fourth bestowing privilege on the printers n
the year l4es, which placed them In equal rank
with hoblemen and scholars, and permitted them
tO wear a sword
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LYON. MAGNETIC Iysycr PownKp

EyoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the slg-
nature Of E Lyon, asd IL not poiSoxoNs to persons
Or domestic ANIMALS. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trIce,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. g. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 2O2 Broadway, New York
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MEssRs. II. A. HALL & CO., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 305 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
lndfs Rubber or Gutta Percha, Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train and arrive In In twenty four hours, cksapsr
TO our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filled at man.
ufscturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment OF India Rubber Goods In the world, J IS
MIX street, Boston, Mas. may 19-M,w,s,n
PENNIES AND EMAIL CHANCE may always be
had for exchange at the Star office counter. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHBLOR's HAIR DYE!
TAs bsSf IN fhk World

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not TO be distinguished from na-
ture-warranted not to injuTe the air in thsIeas;
remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes, and igor
ates the Hair for life. Grey, BED or r. Han,
Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
II The Genuine Is signed WnLIAMA. BATCH
ELoR, 90 the four sides ofe eA Eor.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Neir York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
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< WASHING TON ARSENAL, May "a, 1852,
CEAl.EO PROPOSALS, to be endorsed .' Pro
pOSdis for Coal" will be received BY the under
livery OF 600 tons best quality Cumberland Coal,
"run OF the mine suitable for burning in the fur
mace of O steam Engine and Bieoksmiths use 10
be de Ivered and stored away in the Coal House at
this Arsenal free Of expense to the Government
One b at load must be delivered previous TO the
10th of July, and the remainder previous % the
3bth OF September. 1852.
Payment to be made when the whole shall have
been delivered. GEO. ID, RAMSAY,
1t. Col. Commanding,
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III singular scene was presented at the
couEi Of naturalization In New York, on Friday
-Four nuns Of the order Of the 6ood Shepherd,
attired I'm robes Of grey msrinO, and wearing long
wells, fastened 10 sheir heads with bands, sp-
peared 1bd took the oath Of allegiance TO the
Government Of the United states. Three Of these
ladies are natives OF Great Britain, and one Of
Bavaria IL -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

BOUND TO MAEKY.-Sunday afternoon young
man who arst courted q daughter aged twenty
then the mother aged over forty and was rejected
Oy both, was, by Justice Fuller, wedlocksd, &C
cOrding to law, TO the hired girl In the family h<
cOurted. That chap did not intend 20 let his love
run % seed while there was = show eft-La
CT0Sys Dsuoeydk l ~
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Trade ON che Mi.sissIppI.

CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has telegraphed the President Of the
Chamber OF Commerce that shipmens can be
made TO Memphis and New Orleans SO soon as
the Mississippi Is clear, subject 10 the regulations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

III There 10 said 70 be strong movement
Progressing among the sh0pkeepers In Canada d
drive the British shilling out OF circulation
They have resolved TO take that coin for only q
cents, and they have received promises from ths
banu that all that are deposited shall be sent
back 20 England.
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Rseru,s,n. In sii.,.u,i.

JEFFERSON CRY, June s.-ln accordance with
call made by Gen. Haileck, Coy. Gamble has
up regiments OF Missouri volunteers now In the
service OF the United states i.lF
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leans, says that many who have been promi neni
as rebel leaders have for some months past, or al
least since the late Union victories been convert-
log nell property iatO money, and giving other
sig Cf distrus:which are not so publicly Known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRRsERyATIvE,
is invaluable with bis Dye, as il imparts the ut
most softness, the mOst beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
70 size. may 5-eo1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11
CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE

For all who desire to have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidity, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsfADoRo, 6 Astof
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, sl5O, and s. per box, according to
size. No3.
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Restoration Of Postal Facilities to Mem phis.
CAIRO, June 10 "A. III. MARYLAND, q special
agent of the Postontce Department, left here to-
day for Memphis to open the postotice at that
place
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pROPOsALS FOR LEAD.


Oydsases 0aes, War DEPARTMENT, 4
-. WAsHINsION, May 20, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received BY this Departmeut
nntii p m. on the evening of the lth Of June for
!ns delivery n the following Arssnals, ss soon a.
:. 5000 TONS OF LEAD, as follows.
vAat AT the Wstsfyllet Arsenal, West Troy, New
AT t6s New York Arsenal, Governor. Island,
new fork, 600 tons - .''-'@'
AT the AllsihehJ Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pennsy-
AZ AZ the 81. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
The lead must be Galena. or othsr American.
ts,oHarE, or son English, of the most approved
pros9sals viii be received for lots ofaoo tons and
Bidders q viii state explicitly the time and amount
Failure 10 deliver at . specified time will SUBJ
dsv TO forfeiture of the amount 70
Partle. obtsinihg contra ots will bs required 70
ssf, inc oones With proper sscuririss for its
r,s Lns DsysItmsnt rsssrvss to itself the right to
tSslGss!s YIN b addressed .s follows. ssu.
4 ". hIrLEY. Chief of Ordnance WaAhington,
"a and should be endorsed "Prsposas for
1881 m II eoue4 I
The snanuty Of lead required By the shove a.
AMOUNT, namely, 666 tons and the I'll ne for
maxan9 The proposais u extended 20 the lth OF
Sa ''s' sss'a0 'Afi Sns.alsIf W. asIfkEr ss6.r:,l
CANE FykNI1yRE AND TIN WARE OF
MA. Nv. Z. nAkn0vEH.
SAfV S3t nhR'
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PAssKNsKR TRAIN TO plANAssAs.

Wan DxpARTNKNf,
Opes htistsrS SsPsrtatsndssf Railroafs U.SS
Wasting aston, April Is, lsaa.
No Passenger Train will be run from w sshins-
ton to Manassas until further notice.
d. G. hcCALLUM,
sp l5u M. ID. and supt Rsilroads, u. 3.
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WHo CAN FAIL TO CALL
HARSEr's -
SEEMED OYSTEES. CT AMs ead cs<R

He has Just received ye.sel laad of ths 6aest
Cherry stone Oysters and G. ANS or the -
season. Be 10 now inuTodUcIpE stsAmedRN Hl
CLANS and Crabs 60 the pubio, vhlcg N~
10 far more nutritious 10 Auy fthe salt
water blvelves for tue reason. lie has
maze trranIements with his yaerela 70 recaiva
them fresh eve ' second day which there Wi hs
no oenEer IN usinE them. He will nlso tesp an
hand o large 6ssortnslt Gf SutarS' Supsltss con.
elsung OF al KINDS OF t.nusi MaAts, Soaps FTul.s
Soldlhed Mi Condentec Crsau Ptck les elIles
freeervrs and Fanny Gust2Td pTepsred win ihs
greatest olean. lness xnJ os-e, nj also No A.
ncle OF NeTiolk Fresh snd S2ioed Oys1ers b, TIA
galon or cans OF all stzds hsTDetioal, sealtd for
uansportnnon, warranted TO keep ~ Iny climate,
II tne ppblIo wishes TO study tbeiT own inteI est
don't fail 10 cali at HAHyESSs
Mammoth Oys Depot In the fe.T Of
st Washington rhsser, 2sl q tIeet,
IN I-u betN cen 10th suf llth stt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

lust RECEIVED AT No. I6 MARKET
space, Penn. avenue, betscen<
9Th and 9Th streets, Ladies' Last IN
ing Baimorels, French lasting, EN>
Lao. Conf ress and Button Caters; 49,
FIenoh Kid slippers, Misses and -
Childrens' Shoes Of every description; Geuts
Frenon Ca fskin Glove Call, Patent Leather. Mo
10000, And Lasting Salters, and Ties Also
Irioes. Lon SO-eOI} -. j. ROSENTHsI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

Army Lines.
CHICAGO, June 10.-A special dispatch from
Memphis Of the 9Th inst. says Ii has been decided
by the Federal authorities not To allow runa away
negroes to come into our lines under any circunl-
Stances, ana that they have no control over them
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