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NAVAL OPERATIONS


From reports the Navy Department the follow
ing items are gathered.
The u. :. steamer Shawsheen, with one COM
pany OF the 9th New York regiment, on the 9th
inst. proceeded up the Chowan river, N. c to
Gates county, and destroyed $40 Coo worth Of
bacon, corn, lard, fish, &c, belonging to the
Confederate government. The warehouse con-
tanning IL was fred As the party was returning
to the beat they were fred upon by thirty rebel
cavalry, but succeeded in driving them of,
killing the rebel leader.
On the night Of the 18th inst = party under 1t
Flusser, of the Commodore Perry, wen. on shore
slx miles above Elizabeth City, and went three
miles into the country and recovered the wade's
Point light house apparatus. To prevent infor.
nation OF the movement being conveyed to some
rebel cavalry In the neighborhood, all the men
found on the route were detained until everything
had been conveyed to one Of the boats, which wa,
done by some rebel teams pressed into the service
Ga the 18th, the U. 5. steamers Ceres and
Lockwood pursued the rebel steamer Alice I'D the
Roanoke river, and captured her about two milo,
below Williamsburg. She he'd on board bacon
for the rebel army, and the church bells Of Ply.
TnSuth, which were TO be cas-. into field pieces
At Plymouth, the Com. Perry found the lantern
from the light-boat at the mouth OF Roanoke
river. 1t was concealed IN tie ca,tOm house
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MIR. WILSON'S EXPLANATION

The explanation made by Mr.. Wilson, Of Mas.
sachu'etts, to-day, In the Senate, concerning the
late transfer Of troops from the command Of Gen.
Banks to that Of Gen. Mcdowell, we appfebend
does not touch the real cause OF the recent disas-
tiers In the Valley, tkodgn the President III Mr..
w. spokS dor Eim) so magnanimously comes fer
ward to shoulder the responsibility. The disas-
tiers in question were evidently the result Of the
failure Of Fremon; 10 know that the force o,
Ewell and Ned Johnson had disappeared from
his font, and to notify the Government here ,ha,
they had gone of, and in what direction.
The fact that Las (Fremont) has subsequently,
been able TO make most important movement
without fading any enemy in his front 10 oppose
him, proves how completely ne has been out
wItted
Ihe promptness with which the War Depart
ment has reinforced Banks and placed forces In
the rear OF Jackson'S army. who will in all
probability cut him on, proves that had Fremont
given due notice Of the movement OF Ewell and
Z. Johnson TO join Jackson, the latter would
have been met at Front Royal with a superior
force, and he would surely have been defeated
or captured ss the only result Of his raid.
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THE AVENUE RAILRoAD-See the STATS local
columns for additional information concerning
the distribution Of the stock Of the Washington
and GeofgetoTa railroad. The result was by nc
means al uncommon one. New York (under-
stood to be George Law ard the New York parties
who labored here to get a close charter for the
work) came down with subscription o. $500 COS
which they took II for granted, Il is TO be pre-.
sumed, would sweep the platter securing &c
them the entire control OF the road.
But before the books closed our fellow -ci 1ens
Jay, Cook Il Co, subscribed for over four mil
lions Of dollars II the stock, on their own behalf
and that Of gentlemen In Philadelphia, whose
Legitimate business It 10 10 build and work such
railroads. and also sundry citizens Of the District
OF Columbia, who, together. made up the more
than 2lllion Of dollars necessary to be "planked
down. TO secure them the stock.
The work Will therefore be under the eantrol
Of this company, as owners Of more than half the
stock. Its heaviest contributors are Menrs. Far
nestock and Coax, Of the Washington bank.cp
arm Ct Jay, Cook & Co., now bona fds citizens
Of the Federal Metropolis. The Washington
public are therefore to be congratulated that the
road will be owned, directed, and managed nv
Washington men, for the most part, and 10 the
general n'erest OF the District of Co:umbia; far
more fortunate result Tar a. the public interest
here Is concerned, than was hoped for shortly
before the stock subscription books were closed.
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Frtm Fsrtres. RIsuree. Arc.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore American
FORTRESS Monroe, May 2a.-we have pews
this evening direct from General McCIelIsn, !.
araoquarters OF the most gratifying chsrarter.
The main portion Of bis army lad crossed ths
ChlckahominY, together with a norton OF tbs
baggage trains. From variana high points TIE
steePles OF the city could be seen rom within
lines. Wi
The construction OF the railroad from we,t
Point was progressing rapidly and the ear, ana
locomotives sent from Baltimore are being land :
ed General Mcclellan will Ia a fey dsvs he
ADie 70 drop two-thlrds OF bis immense supply
from West Point
Toe healih OF the army continued pretty good
ahd was improving since they had escaped from
tne s"ampy !egioa On the Peninsula The enc
ms eArthwofks. behind which they hsve re-
uesteo, are about four miles from the city limits
and IL may possible be necessary 20 reduce some
OF them by regular siege operations
w may expect u hear Of active operations in
thls nifecuon In the course OF a very few dsys
The Rebel rinemen along shore will md IN a.
selves IN hot quarters when the movement In cum !.
menced againi Fort Darling which will probably
be before this letter 10 published
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TIE PENINSULA

The lstest Intelligence from McClellan's army
Increases the conviction that the rebels will ma
no serious hght on the Peninsula this side OF their
lnTenchnents immed atsly surrounding Rich.
mohd. We are not among those who believe
mat they have removed any considerable portion
Oh their force from that vicinity-certainly none
whatever In this direction, 10 be gobbled up rot
long hence should they venture to do 30. 1t 1,
clear that Gen Mcclellan, whose means O. os
tanning full Information Of all they arc doing In
bis front are now much better and more certain
than ever before, eEtertains no such belief. II
may be that he has attacked their defences Today
theaeh IL seems more likely that he will not dc
so until he can get his heavy artillery up, and bi.
whole army In position before .h9m.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
S1ISiIth CONGR ESs-SssssS ssssi.,-
MONDAY. NAV 96


SENATE.-Mr. Wilson, Of M.s<schrss,,s .,
ported back from the Military An.irs CommIds,
The b IL iegalizing the acceptance OF certaIn ycl
nov IN s-rvlce, and authorizing the SC
MT Sumner introduced a resolution c,Ilin
tue w az Department for Its instructions On O.
aus IN TIE heid-n any have been eiven-rriai,v,
to carrying oat the law for the liberation ~ go,
tai slaves OF rebels laid over
aso, aaotnef resolution, declaring Il TO be the
duty OF the Government In ths prosecution of a. .
Sf 20 ca. on eli oval people for assistance
all such persons, &c laid over
MI y Slso introdu ed bill for the relief Of t,,.
government from all obligation 10 support slave
~, &c., &c; laid OF the table
Mr. crimes intro iuced Joint resalut,oa On
compensate the once rs and crew of the Vsyyns
40. yer ioss OF property, clothes, &c adoutad
Ml, f0s'er presented the Credentials Of the Ao,
James Dlkoh, re-elected a Senator from Connect
cut for tue ensuing sX yeaFs
MI, hOwe introduced bill 10 restore peace
oraer, &c IN districts now insurrectiooary
LIS sln was discussed for some moments, and
Ia the course Of the discussion Mr. Wilson. OF
Mass took occasion to state that the President
was responsible for the recent tfauffer OF t,oon,
rom BANK command to that of Mcdowell and
Tor the previous transfer Of Franklins dIyi,son of
Nc Dowell's command to that of NrClei,.n
The bill was referred
The tax oil was next taken up and discussed
on amendments.
HousE The confederation OF the confIscatiou
9N1AcOs ana aIteT MI. ElliOu had
SPOKEN In favor Of his BILL he called the preyIou,
question
iMr. r. COnkliag offered an amendment, which
provides that after the properly Of rebels Is con-
nscated, they shall be compelled 20 take oath Of
allegiance 20 the United States. Adopted-yeas
leo, nays So.
The substitute Of Mr. Maynard was read and
relected-yeas 9, nays 49,
The amendment Of Mr.. Morrill, providing for
connscatlng tue property OF officers under the
0ohIeoerate Government, was under considers
ton when our report closed.
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THE LATEST 81 TsL6GRAPH,
FROM NIassaCHusErrs.

BostoS, Mayse.-rhefO following wss published
this morning by the Governor and eommander A.
chief.
fkocLANITIoN.-MsH Of Massackssett,: The
Willy aad bsrbarOus horde Of traitors 70 The
people, to the Government, to our country and To
liberty, menace again the national capital. Tb.y
have attacked and routed Major General Banl,
are advancing on HsrperS Ferry, and are mar, a.
Ing on Washington
The President calls on Massachusetts 10 r.i.,
once more FOR Ire rescue and defense
The whole active militia will be summoned h.
a General Order, issued from tie ofRce OF ~,
Adjutant General 10 report on Boston COmnoa To-
morrow, they will march TO relieve and svenRe
their brethren and fTiends, and to oppose with
fierce zeal and courageous patriotism the prosress
OF the foe
May God encourage their hearts and strengthen
their arms, and may he inspire the Government
and all the people.
Given al Headquarters, Boston, n o'clOck this
Sunday evening, Mzy 25th, 1862.
JOHN A. ANDREWS.
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SECOND EDITION
1HREE O'CLOCK, p. M
THE JUBILEE AND THE PANIC

1Hb u BILLIE AND The PANIC.
secesh in Washington held jubilee yesterday
over the exaggerated reports Of Jacksons exploits
In the Valley Thus, secesh suddenly ceased for
the nonce their herculean lsbOrs to elect their
Observation-Disclosures Of the Federal Me-
tropolis and crowded the hotel halls with radiant
faces. Such hand squeezing az occurred between
them must have been refreshing indeed after the
gloom under which they had so long rested on
account If the previous war news
To-day, however, secesh 10 again hard at work
to make a mayor Of Halliday, being for the hour
greatly inspirited in their iasors by the foolish
belief, that many others besides themselves fancy
that the rebels are soon to take the Federal Me-
tropoIis.
The panic that existed here yesterday was ell
most entirely confined TO the aboitionists-the
men who had been arguing that the rebels pos
sessed no real military strength, and could be
whipped easily with quarter OF the force now
in the field against them, II the President would
but consent to cease to fight for the Union and the
Constitution, and contend hereafter only for the
interminab.e negro.
See the demented and utterly false statements
embraced in Governor Andrew proclamation
posted In Boston yesteTday-in Star telegram
tO-daY-for an apt illustration Of the paroxysm Of
tribulation into which sbolition here thus fell
In truth, 1t completely mssmerized Andrews, IS
this proclamation proves. Asto-day all know that
neither Washington nor Banks are in any danger
whatever, abolitonism in and out OF Congress IL
again inclined to bluster and make war on the
Union and Constitution, every whit as treacher-
Gus In principle as the war made by the rebels
with arms in their hands, and tending far more
csrtainlY to protract the power CT the latter 10
defeat the Governments military measures, han
aught the supporters Of JEFF Davis can hereafter
do in the field.
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NAVY VARn

The Mount Washington left on Saturday night
Tor Aqua Creek, taking down Secretary Chase
and Assistant Secretary Harrington, who took
the railroad and proceeded towards FrsdeI!eks.
burg, returning to the boat or Sunday afternoon
In company with Gea. Shields and other officers
They came UP 10 the city on the Baltimore, ar.
riving al the Navy Yard about 10 O'Clock Last
night.
Last evening number Of men, with artillery
&c, were sent from the Navy yard to a destIna-
ton elsewhere, in connection with the recent &C.
cufrences IN the Valley Of Virginia.
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+ SICK SoLDIKRs.-A train Of i've cars arrived
yesterday morning from Catlett's station, brin y
Ing about two hundred sick soldiers. The ad-
vance Of the army rendered this necessary. The
prevailing diseases are fevers contracted in camp
and dsaffh1a. There are but four dsneero,,s
cases among them, The soldiers are from the
lDtth, i05.h and 9th New York re. I'm, MS. tie
lU7th Pennsylvania and let New Eng land cavalry.
Taey are in charge Of Asis ant sufeeon Cofnish.
Of The e7th New fotk, =
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ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO F1ou
LIVERPOOL.

ne NEWS OIL TIE capture Of New Orlsaut A n
Eurspe-Cotton Declined.
Nav YORK, May9s.-The steamship Kangaroo,
from Liverpool on the lith, via q ueenstown l5,h,
passed Cape Race at II O'Clock Saturday n,sh
The Intelligence Of the ca 2ture Of New o deans
was regarded with some doubt I'm Eutope. hut
generally credited, and treated as a decided
triumph for the North, though many contend
hat It will not materially affect the issue.
Cotton declined quartz, pence Conso!s % :,
for money.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the I'D instant, in tn, 18th year Of her age.
Alter long and painful lines, Mrs. ELIZA
Beth Sim MONS.
On Sunday evening, the f5,h ins an, Of con-
sumption, DAVID POTTS, IN the sd ~ a. Of bis
age.
The friends of the family are Iespe ,tuly invited
20 attend his funeral from his late residence, on
Nav Yard.
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BOARDING..

Two ROOMS, w. tn Board, at No. 42S Thir-
! tenth stree, between 6 and II. Aiso, 6rst-
class Table BoaTd-meal hours, 8. s and 90 ock.
Ii good Board may be OBJ aimed ia private fam
ny on freet betTee lth and a.b streets direct
u nor OF the Patent Uihce building. Terms r,s-
sonabIe. Apply aI the house. m IS eC2ts
EIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD-SiaTvelfti
Il street, between and n. MeSl hours 4 and
ooi0ck a. 28-ly
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From one Of the best knolch Priests an the States
My deafness has BEEN great aftilction to me.
II is therefore nv duty to those similarly II icted
as we'll a. an acknowledgment TO Or Won Mos
chzisker's great skin and talents to make Il pub
liclY known that he restored me TO my natural
hearing. STANIsLus PARIZYNskV, Passionist,
DIR. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurlst, UT
Pennsylysnia avenue. 1t%
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

T9 LEr !. a.. sslsncis sut q ROOMS on Ast
End =. rear the kIrkwood House. mSS
~ q "a 3 fok hkNf, cp,oats FrantIis
H. Square the meet aells ktfaI sitastion for tbs
nlshsd X o ms on tSs q aos-, win res ana bsfk-
,"nm- Fem " %; vsts. Appty q No. sal street.
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LECTURE on EDGAR A. PoR Il ID. Ingersoll
Esq will deliver lecture upon Edgar A. Poe
this evening, at d quarter before g O'CLOCK at ia,
Assemblyis church, corner Of Fifth and streets
II being the second In the course OF the YOunl
Mems Union Literary Association. The publi,
are Invited Ira
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pRAFNEss-MoRR TESTIMONIALS.

have suffered from a severe mslady OF the ear
which was accompanied not only with dea'nes
but Intense pain. All application failed TIL Dr.
Won MOschzisker perfectly restored that organ to
It's healthy state. HUMPHREY BL&ED,
Manager OF Washington Theater
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WE ASSERT IT BOLDLY-rhere are no other
medicines so reliable, enectual and convenient as
HollowaY's pills and Ointment, ALWAYS ready
for use. They are invaluable to the Soldier eX-
posed to wounds, sores. feyers and bowel cam
plants. They never fail. Only 70 cents per box
or Dot 229
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CIRCUIT CoURr, May 26.-The court Is still Oc
cupied with the case Of Hamilton, Easter Il Co.
~. Hugh b. Sweeney, Chas. f Riitenbouse, II
G FAINT, Sam'l Fowler and w + Heron.
Robert r. Winslow and a Pollat, kegrs., yer,
this morning admitted IL practice Us ettOrnies ID
the several courts OF the District OF Columbia.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Justice
CIdrk 81. w. Calvin and p Pierce, drunk and
disordeTly; turned over 10 the military Jonn
Murphy, drunk fned 1874. G. X. Turke, pick
ing poGke'; Ja,l iod neafins. w. hlchatas'
orderly conduct; do. $40 Alex. Barnett, viola l..
ting hace lay do. 81 o.
Monday.-kate Morris, disorderly conduct,
Lewis Myers, drunk and disorderly; di smissed
John Brown, sleeping in the street; fined sl9i.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Before jas
tics WalteT-Sunday Michel Dillon, drunk,
disorderlv, and beating his wife; fned 81
Richard Berkelv drunk and fighting; Michael
Berkeley, do; dismissed. NJ. TrImmins, do.i
turned over to the military. Geo. Loukes and Pat
rick Riley, sick soldier, rowing the Streets dis
missed John C. Calhoun, drunk; do.
Monday Ellen Golden, drunk; dismissed.
Andrsw Lackev. insulting ladies; fined 50 So.
RIFF. Bemer, profanity; 81. Chas Armes, do |;
81. John Jones, do 50 Geo. Littleton, disor-
derby; dismissed. James Lancaster, cold, throw
Ing stones; fined 81. THESE boys were taken for
stoning Mrs Douglass dwelling, practice very
common with the boys about there The police
are after tsem.l Benz Cooper, fighting and pro
Cross, theft; dismissed. f j. Morris, drunk
turned over TO the military. John Forsyth, do.
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DESC CENT UPON The FANCY Saturday night, a
section Of the provost guard proceeded TO Tw elfth
street, below d, and arrested the inmates and
proprIetors OF several well known hnuses. The
old house with the iron-clad doors, known as the
'FPOst Office" or the 'MOnitor," was entered
and from there the proprietress, Lady sskinS,
was carried (as she declined 10 go Voluntarily 10
the guardhouse. Mrs. Nichols was taken from
another house near by. Two men, named Miller
and Heaney, were taken from another house.
The examination before Justice Walter and the
military authorities resulted IN the dismissal Of
the females under certain instructions relative to
the future conduct Of their houses. Miller and
Heaney were sent to jail for further bearing,
upon charge Of keeping a bawdy and disorderly
house.
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CENTRAL GUARDHOUsE CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Walter -Sunday-JChn Coates, colOred, sleeping
In market; dismissed Patrick McCatferty and
Chas Kelly, drunk; turned over to military. Jos.
Conner, do; S2. Peter 2. Fister, indecent expo
sure; "a cents costa. Chas. SeEHeilS, disoTdefly;
So. VIM. Barnes, drunk; turned over to mill.
tary. C. Young, disorderly and profane; 50 %.
Monday.-August Kaiser snd Adam Schrum,
disorderly and profane; 1884 John Field pusch, ,
drunk; turned over 10 the military. VIM. Jones
and James Smith, disorderly; fined IS 81 eoch.
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SODA WATER |

SODA Waters SOMA wArERr
The best Gre % siIup soda can hs had Q, BOS-
W. LIS Drug store, CORNER MAryIant syelue
end seventh stiee., lilAnd. Caa't be bsati 1ry
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ANY PERSON wishing to procure q loan Of few
ing at $50 Eleventh st, between 9 and y. sp1s
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1sofsd .EeGs, and vii be sold cheap for Ssa b.
msim' No, commsres Ct !. Bsiamei 4. Nd.
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MEssRs. ii. A. HALL / Co, have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 3O8 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleaEed TO receive orders by telegraph or mail Tor
any and all Cf the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express companv's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours cssdper
to our citizens than they could be sold here
Send On your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (wbere they have the largest sssort-
msnt Of India Rubber Goods In the world,) %
Milk street, Boston, Mass. IaaY ls-M,w,Lr
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EIasT CLASS B0AaDINs HOUSE.

The undersigned Deg leave 70 call the attention
OF tins eluzens ard travelling community 90 the
tion Of Ladies and Gent smea The mouse IL fur
lIshsd IN tplsndid sJls- Large AIRY Rooms,
The Table wIi be supplied with oil the delics-
cies q the season. The Bar containing as good
ana eholoe LIQUORS, Segars, 40, as can bs found
al ali DC spared to give satisfaction 70 al! vb3 may
patroplxs the house. strot attestion 70 orders
may be given for dirlefs, 30. Attentive aud
obiginE servants. House eligibly situated, on the
coFssf ot 10Th and streets west, lately occupied
m IS coin BROWN & DOWNING.
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CHEESE-CnEESEl
IAIkm az SsS,sIe' EapFl.a Gsiry, Pine
Cheese. KING L Buzz HE'LL,
m q Corner 18th street and Vermont Az.
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ALL PERSONS can find the best stock OF Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Gaps,
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh st., near r. fe 2Y-3m
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iqrCra TO SsfOfs HIS WORSHIP Georgs HAL
Esq, Mayor Of Quebec

QUEBEC, June -, 1853.
This 10 10 certify that l have been blind for ten
years Of my right eye, and Tor the last ten months
my left eye became similarly diseased. Four
weeks ago was led by three members Of the St
Patrick's Society into DR.. Thumblety's Office al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me la short time, notwith-
standing most Of the dOftors In town had gaze
,as up Is insu,able, naiaely, DR.. Landry and DR..
Fremont, Of the the NunnerY Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wills led me nome blind from the institution
Then commenced trying mostly all the doctors
Of Quebec without the slig htest particle Of relief
have been 10 work for the lest Gig or ten days,
ut nv Usual oocHpstian, thai Of q mariner on the
81 Lawrence, and thanks TO Almighty God that
he mas sent the illustrious DR.. Tumblety to cure
me. May Gcd bless! WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen Of Quebec, g. E.
Sworn to and ACKNOWLEDGED 10y the above
mentioned William Smith, who has read aloud
In my presence printed document which he
had never seen before.
GEoR0E HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERE DocToR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re-.
celving any information from them.
No eAaygs for Coass!fatios or Adcies.
ONCE, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
yania avenue, corner 18th street may eft
ALL PERSONS can End the best stock OF Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Gaps,
at Snith's, No. 470 Seventh st., near r. fe 27-3m
AM PERSON wishing to procure loan Of few