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HOTELS.

ERENCH'S HOTEL-ON THE
Il European Plan, City Of New YoTE pa
Single Rooms so Cents Per Day.
UITY HALL SQUARE. COR. FRANKFoRTesT.,
tOpposits City Hall)
MeAla a. thsy hsy = oFdorsd iaNthe spaeious Re-
attached TO the Hotel
Das-Bewars Of RUNNERS and HACKMEN whor,v
We aTo Inll B. FRENCH,
9eel.hzL Proprietor.
RIRCH H0USE-l24 WATRR-ST-,
IL Cleveland Ohio. This House Is now open re-
tho reception Of Guests and the Travelling Pablo 4en
orally, Il Is convenient &c the Depots IN The csnTo
q business and easy Of access every way.
- stIangerl will md i quiet House at the TeIF
ow price Of ONE DOLLAR per day
q. BfRCH 4 CO.,
A1sislissZ Proprietor8.
MANHATTAN HOTEL.-Nos. 8
4LL ., and Murray-St., second doorfrom Broad
wayl opposite the Park, New York Huggins { Fiipq
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TRAvRLER,s RRGIsTER.

- Sitizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the
epeYe Trains or Boatsi viii be called for By Coaches
o. Stevens omnibus Line by leaving their address
q me 0mpihqs Oco, lf7 Suporior-St, next door to
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All Reading Matter on this page
is from Last Evenings Edition.
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Francis W. Hughes, of Philadelphia,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, recently sent letter to Secre-
tAry Seward with several Democratic ad-
dresses, asking his opinion of them. To
this the Secretary responded as follows:
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RAILk0lba0T
NLEVELAND & TOLEDO RI r..
sUMMER ARRANGEMFNT-

OF a9d after Monday, May 5, 1852, Trains viii run
daiiYi a. iollOWls (suudlyg aXc6ptsd,l r
sos A. H CHICAGO EXPRESS -sfops st Al zts4fon4
On 5outnern Dift5io1j except Washfn4tsn, and
~ stEi5es w, ~ Toledo Il l9.25 A. n; and Chicag0
9'4o P n hOkFHERn MAIL-stops At All gtsfious
On nortnern Division, and arrives af sandusFT
o'SO ?. y; TELEGRAPH E1PRE5S-Stops At al sta
uon9 oa southaTn piTisiOn, eLospt Washing
OhicagO at s.l5A. h.
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ILEVELAND & ERIE R, r.
-
SUMNER AHR8FqF7TFl55P =
N and after Monday, Msy 5. iss2, Passenger Trains
Hih run a. follows Sundays exeaDtsd).
LEAYE CLEVELANn
LkAYE ERlR.


l=aa A. 81 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-Stoppinr n
Gtrard, Ashtabula and PainesviiIe oulv Gnd
arrives at Cleveland at $50 A. n.
ll:lO A. n MAIL TRAIN-StOpping a. all gtation7
except SaybrOOk, UniOnFiIle Perry Menfor
and Wioklihe, and arrives at CleEeland at s.O5
Pm
l;4O P. II. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppfnz ct Gf-
rard, COnnsaut, Ashtabula and PsfnesTfIis
~ only, and arrives in Cleveland At Ed p n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Couneaut AZ
5gO A; n, stopping at ali stations, arriving az
Cleveland at 9.lO 4 n
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Connections are made at Monroeyflls With fha san
9hs5yt Ma1sneld a Newark R.R., At CLYDE With he
oiin,d1skys i, Dayton Cincinnati B. r., az FrsIiont
with Fremont 4 Indiana 3. B., and AZ TaIafo 1-ifb
ths michigan southern 4 Northsrn Indiana a1d Fo-
leao ha2aan RAILROADS for Chicago, DstrOft Jack
son. Tort Wayne, LoganspOrt, lafayette. Cairo Az
ton, y. Louis and al points VEST NorthWssf apd
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and tho
MesI at vs. A. NJ, and 9O5 ?. n FROM SandusiCy AZ
$40 A. n. 4 m Rff0HTP c---g
Cleveland, Nay 5, 1852.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-After our report closed Yesterday
The consideration Of the tax bill occupied the
balance OF the day.
HoUsK.-After our report closed
The several substitutes for Mr. EIHot's cOnfs.
cation bill were rejected, and the original bill,
with some few amendments, was pasSed-yeas 81,
NAYS IS.
[The bill as passed provides that the estates,
monies, stocks, &c, of all persons holding any
office OF profit or trust under the Confederate
States, or OF any person who aids the rebellion,
ana Is owning property in any OF the loyal States
Territories, or District of Columbia, shall be
seized and forfeited for the use OF the United
States. 1t also provides for the selling of all
rebels property II they shall continue to aid and
abet the rebellion after tine President has given
sixty days notice by proclamation.
The bill to emancipate the slaves of rebels was
taken up, and after several amendments had been
offered and rejected, the bin was also rejected.
YsdS-MeSsrs. Aldrich, Alley, Arnold, Ashley
Bsbbitt, Baker, Baxter, Beaman, Blair of Mo /,
Blair Of Pa, Blake Burlington, Campbell, Cham
berlain, Clark, Colfax. f. A. Conkling, X. Conk-
ling, Cutler, Davis, Duell, Edgarton, Edwards,
Eliot, Ely, Fenton, FeEsenden, Frank, Gooch
Goodwin, Gurley, Hanchett, Hickman, Hooper,
Hutchins, Julian, Kelley, Kellogg of Mich, Lam
sing, Loomis, Loysjoy, Mcknight, Mcpherson,
Patton, Phelps Of Cal Pike, Pomeroy, Potter,
Rice Of Me-, Riddle, Rollins Of N n Sargent,
Trow5fidge, Van horn, van vutfenouIgIl go
rec, Vibbard, Wall, Wallace, Walton of VT.
w ash burne, Wheeler, White Of Ind, Wilson,
Window and Worcester-74.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Ancona, Baily OF Pa.
Biddle, Blair OF Va, Browne Of X. l., Brown OF
Va, Calvert, Clements, Cobb. Corning, Cox, Cra-
ven, Crisaeld, Crittenden, Dawes, Delano, Di.
ven, Dunlap, Dunn, English, Fisher, Granger,
| Order, Haight, Hall, Harding, Harrison, Hol-
man, Horton, Johnson, Kellogg Of Ill, kerrigan,
Killinger, Knapp, Law, LazeaT, Leary, Lehman,
| Mallory, Maynard, Menzies, Mitchell Nixon,
| Noble, NOEL, Norton, Nugen, Odell, Pendleton,
Perry Phelps Of Mo, Price, Rice Of Mass, Rich.
l srdsOn, Robinson, Rollins Of Mo-, Segar, Shelf
\ Of StRelp If y
J., Sratton, Thomas Of Mass, Thomas Of Md =
L Train, Trimble, Vallandig ham, voorhees,, w ads
worth, Ward, Webster, Whaley, Wickliae, Wood
and Woodruff. ...
l The Senate bill for the relief Of Robert Small
the cOlored pilot who ran the steamer Planter on
1 Of Charleston harbor, was passed.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

MURFREEsBORO', May 25.-The Union demon
stration yesterday was successful. II was mostly
attended by country people. Andrew Johnson,
Edmund Cope and VIM. Spencer spoke. Gov.
Johnson addressed the meeting for three hours.
He was most patiently and attentively listened to,
creating profound impression. The Nashville
resolutions were unanimously endorsed Rebel
troops are coming In and laying down their arms.
Thirty-fOur came in to-day. Business is entirely
suspended. Stringent martial law Will be relaxed
Is regards country people. ... 40 81.
Last night II was reported that body OF the
enemy's cavalry crossed over into Tennessee, for
the purpose Of surprising and capturing Governor
Johnson and party. 1t was also reported that the
railroad train would be intercepted on our return.
Ample arrangements were made for defense In
either case. No attack was made last night.
from MuTfreesboro, the enemy avshlir evening
Gen Damont was on the ground. .. 80
There Is TO be Union demonstration. at Co
lumbia on June % The rebels may str he some
where 10 break up the meetings, but Union seed
is being sown among the country people by the
energetic action of Gov. johnson, who promises
amnesty to all save the leaders. Meetings will
be held come what may. Morgan Is reported al
Chattanooga very sick.
NASHVILLE, May 25.-Cotton sold on Saturday
at % cents for gold and 2G cents for Union and
Planters Bank notes. Planters refuse all othei
money for cotton. E.
Granville, son Of Aaron v. Brown, formerly
Governor Of Tennessee, was killed recently In
Arkansas by an overEeer Of his plantation.
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next day, / attended the funeral, of course.
Ranford hardly left pound behind him. I
gave the widow an address that would always
find me, and told her to write whenever-when
if she wanted-that is, whenever she requir-
ed assistance.
''First the poor thing tried to set up school
for children, but that failed, and knowing that
she must sometimes be pressed, I often sent to
her don't know how 1t came about, but,
after a long correspondence and a courtship, I
married her; and here she comes with my beef
tea-and here comes Evelina for that's the
very woman, sir, and that's the very little girl,
and real beauty she is J"
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Response to the Call Of the Government for
20 More Troops.

BosroN, May 26.-The call upon the volunteer
militia Of the State for active service IL being
gloriouslv responded to. The enthusiasm OF
April 1861, is renewed, and regiments, battalions
and companies are rapidly arriving from various
parts Of the State. The old Sixth regiment,
which went through Baltimore on the mem orable
18th Of April is fully recruited and ready to move
large force will be In readiness to move mig ht
and during tomorrow.
HARRISBURG, May &c -On the pressing reqli-
stlon Of the President OF the United States In the
present emergency, 1T 10 ordered that the several
major generals, sbri9adier generals, and colonies
OF regiments threeghout the Commonwealth mus
ter, without delay, all the military organizations
within their respective divisions, or under their
control, together with all persons willing TO join
their commands, and proceed forthwith to the
city OF Washington, or to such other points as
may be Indicated by future orders
BY order Of AG. CURTIN,
Governor and Commander-in Chief
NEW YORK, May 26.-The Governor has ordered
ont six regiments, Including the eth regiment
Col. Leferts.
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nUBI,IC NOTICE "a UFVEpV sIvpN -

DUBLIC NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN. thar
l. Gntll othervlEe ordered. the COmmissiopsT.
1hse; tEe seI OF Congrsss Of ihs 10th OF April Is2
hold 20 service OF labor IN the District q: ColuT,
bAs VIII hold their sessions m The CITY HaIl an
the CITY, OF Washington, on MJLiAJ, IUeeds,
Wednesds y, ThursdGt, AMI FIiday, Of ever, vea.
and tiat al persons, loyal o. the United States
hoGlnE claims 10 rervice or labor against pers0at
dlschafKed thereirom by that act, NAV. within
ninety days FROM the passage thereof vhloh wi.
expire On the 18TH Of JHy nextl but not thefeafter
present % lonttslorerst their respective stats
meh8 or peutlons IN writing, verified by oath Of
AaImStlUn setting forth the names, aSes, and ser
sous description OF such persons, The rannef in
rhon the pet TONERS zoe uT ed saoh olsim. and any
lactS tOpohiEE the value thereof and declaring hIs
or her 2ileglance 70 the Government Of the nIted
St&tes and tGet the E'tltlOEeT has not borne arms
AEtIastthe IELed States during the present rebel
lion, Tor In any cay given sid or comfort Thereto
Asd s.oitcs as ksrssy fHfAer xtvsz that the TINS
named IN TIRE Sth section OF that act. for filing
sAtemsnt In writing or schedule with ths Clerk OF
the Circuit Govt Tor the District Of Columbia, by
the several oWnsT1 or Claimants 70 tho scr Fioes OF
the persons made free bJ that 8ot setting forth tie
names, as eG, sex, Aud particular descriHtion OF
such persons Eeverhliy, is by authority given to
she Comnssiorers, BY that act, extended % the let
day OF June next. The Comm ssiouere are Bro-
hlhited nom allowing the claim Of any person who
she aeg cot TO HE SUCH Statemsut sohed ule With
sSc CIeff, according 20 the res uirements Of that
g. r. ViNTON,
DANIEL r. 6OODLOE,
HORAGIO KING,
WASHINGTON, ARrli g, 1852, AZ S0-tf
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From Arkansas.

BATKsvILLE, Ark, May 25.---A spirited skirm-
lsh occurred on the 10Th near Eeacy, on the Little
Rock river, between about one hundred and fifty
hundred rebels under Cols. Coleman and Hicks
The enemy were routed with loss of ATTY lief
on the Held and quite number wounded. -
Our loss was fifteen killed and thirteen wounds
across bayou Des Are and Cypress river, and ten
thousand bales Of cotton hava been consumed on
the Arkansas river by order Of Gen. Beapregsrd.
Brig. Gen. PeaEe, In command Of the rebel
at Little Rock, Arkansas. - -
The militia are supposed 10 be gathering at
some point In considerable numbers.
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THE BATTLE OF LEWISBURG.
General ErRmontsa official DIspAtrh

FRANKLIN, Va, May 2i.-The following circu-
lar was issued from headquarters this morning:
The General commanding congratulates the
army on a new victory in this department, won
by the skill and bravery Of our soldiers against
the superior numbers Of the enemy. -.
The third brigade OF General CoX's division,
msnded by Colonel Crook, was attacked yes
terday morning at Lewisburg by General Heath,
with three thousand men, and after lively
engagement the enemy were routed and fed In
confusion. Colonel Crook captured four cannon,
two hundred stand of arms, and one hundred
prisoners. Our loss was ten killed and forty
wounded. The results OF this victory will be
important.
The General commanding Is confident that the
forces now under his immediate com nland but
lack the opportunity TO emulate the Rallantrv and
share the glory Of their comrades OF the army Of
the Kanawha. .-..
This circular will he read at the head OF every
regiment or separate corps In this army.
BY order of Major General FREMONT. va
ALBERT TRACY,
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General.
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Reception Of Gen. siyel-Fernands Wood.

CHICAGO, May 25.-General sigel, who arrived
here unheralded from st. Louis, was serenaded.
There was great impromptu demonstration. He
said he was not politician, but a soldier, but he
would be ashamed not to know what he was
lghting for. 1t was for the government and peO-
pie to say whether the army. shall carry liberty
with II. II would be better to- lose one hundred
thousand men than not to settle the question for
ever. The Missouri work had been thoroughly
accomplished. The State was open for a new
population, with new ideas. He goes TO Wash
ngton, at Secretary Stanton's order to be assigned
to duty. 81 80
Fernando w God is here to aid In recognizing
the democracy. He was serenaded last night and
made a speech. He urged the election of con-
sentative Congressman and the abolition Of fanat.
icism. He said he favored vigorous prosecution
Of the war.
PITTsBURs, Pa, May &c Gen. Sigel passed
through the city tlis afternoon route for
Washington. On his arrival at the depot he was
greeted by an enthusiastic multitude, who in
duced him by urgent calls 10 make a short speech
after which he Immediately departed In the Phil
adelp hia train. 20. 900 - ! .5H..-
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On, Mg "A young lady, named MCGOWAN, at
tended dance at Cohoes on Monday evening.
After participating in a cotillon, she sat on the
window sill hto get breath OF air" In this po-
stion she lost her balance, but as she was disap-
pearing, young man, named johnson, rushed to
her rescue and seized her by the feet. He held
her in this unpleasant position until help arrived
and saved her from sudden death. Miss Me-
COwan felt her modesty so much shocked by the
way she was rescued, that she left COhOes next
morning aud has not been seen since.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrKRs.

II invigorates, strengthens and purines the sys-
tenn, IL a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and ehec tual tonic In the world. II IL COM
posed of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure Ct. CrOix RUM particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons. -
Sold by all Groees, Druggists, Hotels and ga
looms Z. III. DRAKE & CO.,
ap eo3ms POI Broadway, New York.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC IssEcr PowpER,

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POwBRR,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. 1t kills
and exterminaies Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insects, &C. All genuine bears the sig
nature of Lyon, and is not poisonous to psysOns
or domestic ANIMALS. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects in a trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. d. s. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 2O2 Broadway, New York.
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Three Rebel Regiments Routed by a Recon-
noitering Force from General Pope's Gem

CoRINTH, May 25.-A accommodating party from
Gen. POpe's command had 4 skifmish on Satur-
dav with three rebel regiments, who were routed
with tine less Of their blankets, knapsaeks and
haversacks. Six prisoners were taken, and many
killed and wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-27

IL Letters from Port Royal announce the ap-
pearance of dangerous disease among the horses
there, which threitens to become contagious.
Twenty have been shot, and large number re-
moved from camp TO prevent the spread Of the
disease
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A Guerilla Band surprised and pu..to fIish,

HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT, MAY
25.-Col. Latham, commanding the expedition
TO Shafel mountain, reports that he completely
surprised lerga band OF the Dixie GuerilIas ;,
putting them to flight and capturing most of their
arms without loss on our side The pursuit will
be continued till the band is entirely broken M.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
DEPOT QUARsBRNAsTKR's OFF
C0Ehff Of laIh and q sfrsffA. KnShI

Co1aH u istk aad q st,.a;, Re.h.nstos.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Once
until "wednesday, ,hs 2sth aay of Nay 81 u O'Clock
Hundred Horses Of the following descriptions. viz
t.... 30 CAVALRY.
For Ave hundred horses, from
to the saddle; oompsotlJ built. and free from al
detects. ..s....- .F
., For haTIILlRy Z 200 tee hundred horses, from
free from iii defects: oSmpsStiy bst; Wei GSoksn
10 harness and 20 weigh not less than 100 pounds
Proposals must specify cIsarIy whether the bid
is for Cavalry or Artillery hoSses, and 40 case
Hay bidder xi isl 70 sfSposs fos both CLASSES
he must forward two distinct prcrosals-one for
e9es 10 any other proposal by the same party.
If md In IN the E&n1o of nTm tAe names OF all
the partners must appear or 1t will not BE- OOnsld
Proposals. must be addressed TO Col. ID. II. Ruck-
G.. and must BE- ,sns NAKED Propossia for or
Horses"
The ability of the bioder to fiji the contract,
should It be awarded TO him, must be gusdntled
two % tS whose
The Ss shs az 5s Tn
nearest District Court or OF the United states Dis
trict Attorney;
or not e coz
Bonds. in tho sum Of ten thou sand dollars ned
BY econtractor and both of his guaranors, viii
be resuired Of the SUCCESS nj bidder upon signing
AS the bond must accompany the contract, il will
| be nsoessar. Tor bidders TO have their bondsmen
With ,s.n f. have SSnd' tS II
e ssnF Il
L ly, BY letter, or BY telegraph.
4 Form af GHdSaatss, ...
| w. Of the oonnty of =, and State Of =,
hereby seaass s Il sSs 70 uh conc
tract In accordance VIII the terms Of his PROPOSE
20
Should t the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared TO become his securities. =.
lTo this InsIsntes mnst be appended the esesal
Aotsss sr 81: g .s,.r.e
ment will be subjected p rigid inspection. and
those not conforming to the speoifostions will be
No MARS, viii be rscsived,. -. l.
ssasss n viii ' 81 on a.,
Rs SsSs.
i tsrmastsI shall be IN funds :. = - = -.Is
The Iii: Sc S viii
the rejection Of the Proposal,..s 10, 80.
sSo1S dssn for the Interest,"
night 10 Isjscs any or I'll BIDS that may Deem too
"a is dtesth Col and Desot Qnars.rms st1r.
Att Oh ID IN, CONTRAST FANCY
j Also, all other kinds, szes. aud Coors, real
Psris Kid Glovess yery best sdliity foe ladies'.
lsAlso our usual full and ample Stock Of all kinds
fof Fancy and staple Dry Goods. .sg-s = /
ON Price ONLY the notusl cash standard value
381l.- - Is H-IAH Z PERRY BRO,
/ m 21-6t Esar Pa. ave and Ninth street.
iCoALg sscOsALi
sa arrived and s SA a several o.rros. o,
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST wLRD-FIRST PRECINCT-NotIce
visions Of the cSartsf of The city OF &sshinEton,
an election will he held on Monday, the I'd day OF
ans next az John z. RSeve's CsIIsnte. Shop, 4
serve two wears, tor one member of the Board OF
Alderman 70 serve two years, LhrSs members OF the
Board OF Common CounoIi to terv5 one YEAR, ana
an ASSESSOR 10 teIvs two years, for said Ward.
The polls wall open st 3. m. and close 81 D. m
WM n, CALVERT,
w. a. PARKER.
Jas, q. wIrHERS,
aaip
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRIsrLDoRo'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. CHRIsTADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, $3.50, and 50 per boz, according to
size. No.3.