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10 CONGRESSIONAL.
xxXVIIth CONGRESS-Ssesna ssssiss,

SENATE After our report closed Yesterday
The confscation bill was taken up, and
Mr.. Doolittle gave his views of the several
projects proposed.
Mr. Wade replied, taking the ground that MI.
Collamef's bill would be Of no utility until the
war was over, and stated that he elieyed God to
be gradual emancipationist.
MT Collamer explained the principles Of his
bill, and defendedit
Mr.. salisbury said that there was lingering
hope OF the restoration of the Union, but IL tn
bill was passed itwould be forever gone He
declared that the white man will govern, and
never Will the negro be elevated to the equality
with tne white man; and concluded by mott icin 2
the rise Of the slavery agitation.
The Senate adjurned to Monday.
HOUSE. After our report closed
large number of private bills were passed
Mr.. Morrill asked to make a personal explana-
tion. tie referred to his having few days since
stated that high officer was drunk at Y oIktown,
and that the public Immediately fixed on General
w. F. Smith az the officer. He stated how he 90;
the infOrm2ion, and sent letter sig ned by H. l.
Suydam TO the Clerks desk, in which II IL stated
that the fact was well known to the Sd and c b
Vermont volunteers. Upon this information he
felt ii his duty 10 call public attention to the mat
ter. MIR Nj sent to the CLERK s desk a letter from
General Smith refuting the SANDER, and testimony
disprOving the charge.
4 he House adjourned to Monday
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L TRE uNIrED STATES service foN
ORDNANCE OFFIcl,


Proposals vi Ii be received By ms Department,
With ors sse ths dst "a
sSRSfs ffsS asP Ps@aTn P@%.Gs. G .Ims model sf s
hsrpsr,s Ferry Rifles. with sword bayonets and
grescn lO.sine C:ibiSss. for Cavalry.
Revolver Pistols, army size,
Non comm: :,ionsd ofhoers Swords. steel scat
sIss sC.H6.,ds t9TIifs sd mustet bsJonets.
For mu,ksis and r'a.s. the prioe for % oc of
esoh sdditorsl 10 eS to b SS'OpO''u PCT gun '0'
For ,srSeers aud a,5i.s,. ne hind proposed, ,snd
fas mp pISe r SJ % and @ pistol or car
For sabre sicOyds ard sea5ba' is, the price Of esck
sRe ss6 LP PssSIns 52 5hs pHme6 Of
Al me hrs,arns are 10 Be furnished vlts the
IN =. respects Ideatic.i witt that manufactures ..
the Y :: hTInory, SPIIrhsl, M.ssac husettF. sId
are 20 in'eios:nis With y, snd with 'aoh othsr, n
arms must also interchange with oEs another in
the same manner.
Ths material s Tor these arms must be OF the very
bess anaIiT, and no mellehOIe ron parts wall Le
allowed 10 be used. AL no sTtic,ss must be sab
ReEu stons. and must Re b0xSd, fesdy for tram
PoItaton. at the expfnse OF the contractors, in
De made a. Tho factories IN lots OF not ess thsp
Propos.s will state the nsne Of the establish
.It making the offer. the nnm Ter aad cate of the
first del livery, and rate OF delivery monthly IN re
elter. Fallnre TO make delivery at specified
time, or any attempt to introduce ms!leahle iron
or other Inferior material nto the vork, EIl sub-
forfeiture g. the op'ion Of the Department.
TIE Department reserves TO itself the night 20
rel cot any bid, aud will CONSIDER none made trons
agent, broker, or party other than the regular
Prosossis I VII viii he addressed as folovr-"se,-
eral J. w. RIPLEY, Ca!eI of Ordnance, Washing
ton, ID e 5" and will he eadoTGed ''Pr0pOs6s Tor
Musksts," or rifles, saeers, go, as The case msJ
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FRon1 YORKTOWN.

-
Heavy Cannenading-The Enemy's Great
Gun on the Heights Of Yorktswn Burst-
Startling Events % be Locked for Seen.
From Army Correspondent Associated Press ]
HIArouARTKRs ARMY PoroNAc, Before York
torn, May 2-2 p. m.-The rebels opened fre this
morning with their riied columbiads, 6s-pound-
sfs, placed on the heights of Yorktown, when our
No. battery Of 100 and ZOO FOUNDER Parrot guns
was brought to bear upon the only guR which has
given us any trouble. ~ .-...... e. &.
Our shots were falling over and around It with
every prospect OF Its being dismouuted very soon,
when on It's 23d discharge, the enemy's gun burst
into thousand pieces, tearing up the parapet
and making havoc among the crowd who were
collected around IL. At the time OF the explosion
not less than ten persons were standing on the
parapet, within six feet Of 1t, besides those who
were bid from view by the works The destruc-
ton OF life must have been considerable.
shown 70 be capable tf doing No. battery any
harm. All firing on the enemy's side now ceased
while our guns were manned with rene wed vigoT,
directing their shots into the town. Abou; one
hundred shots were hr,d by our guns up 10 =
O'Clock this afternoon, when, as though by mu-
tual consent, they all ceased.
About IL O'Clock to-day rebel steamboat came
down the river and attempted to land at York
town, bs4fas prevented by few shots from our
lOO pounder PARROTS. The rebels kept up a con-
tlnuous all last night on our men In the
trenches, but the only casualties was the wound
Ing OF James Fultone and Philip Rachliew of
company c, 18th N. Y regiment.
F. The weather is again pleasant, and IL il should
continue you may look out for startling news from
this quarter, as the work laid out 10 approaching
completion
JHs. Decker, OF company G., Berdan's Sharp
shooters was wounded last night, on picket duty
and taken prisoner.
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"fhere's the money. I've just got seventy
cents left, It will buy them q little supper,
and can 20 without mine" .--
The Captain looked little ashamed. He
handed back half dollar. -.....
"I've no doubt its all cheat and humbug,' %
he said "but If You are not telling the truth,
you lie 30 naturally that it Il worth fifty cents
to hear you -.... 80
Thank you all the same" was the reply,
as the coin 30 uDgraciously offered was nc.
cepted. 80
never saw q more grateful cresture than
the poor young woman when she found that
her friend had secured shelter for her. She
cried with pleasure, and kissed his great free
kled hand in transport of thankfalness. He
helped her to q comfortable seat, waited till Q
tray of refreshments was brought to her; then
giving the stewardess q trife to secure al
necessary attention, he left her to enjoy the
comforts he had provided. His berth jim the
cabin was just above mine, and though he kept
me awake half the night whistling softly tc
himself, or humming tunes when ihe was not
snoring, 1 forgave him with all my heart.
wrote to Mary in the morning that 1 had found
curiosity-a man with a soul as big as q ca
thedral.
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AddItisnal Southern News.

NEw YORx, May "A special dispatch to the
New York Times, from Fortress Monroe dated
Yesterday, saws that three four rebel boats had
been seen of Sewall's Point, apparently engaged
In placing buoys to mark the channel
Gen. Prentis and seven hundred Federal pris.
oners had arrived at Selma, Alabama. The
omees would be sent to Taliadego and the pri.
Yates to Montgomery.
Com. Hollins passed through Columbia OH Sat.
urday, en- route for Richmond He 10 amazed a,
The fall OF New Orleans. He stated that there
Were oae hundred heavy guns In position be.
tween Fort Jackson aud the city, that the I,ouis
lana was ready with numerous boarding partie,
organized to take the city Federal vessels at ali
hazards, and that the guhboat NJ Mississ ppi thoup
The rebel Gen. GLADDEN. had died from wounds
received at Shiloh
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DUBl.IC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
L 0ntll othtTylso ordered, the CorInIssior era
under the of Congress of the 18th OF April 1852
sntited, "A act for the release OF tain persons
held 10 service or labor in the District of Coli um-
bia. VIII hold their sessions IN the City Hall in
the City OF Wsshlng gton, on Monday, Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, of every veeI !,
And that nll persons. loyal II the United Statee,
holding ci.m4 to service or Dor against persons
discharged ther efIom bJ that act may, -Ihin
nnetJ days from the passage thereof, = hIch will
explre ON the 18th OF July neXt but not there
present TO The 20 mmisso GERS their i've state
ments or Iettl sns IN writing, verified by oath Of
afirn alton settl ng forth the names, aEeJ and Dor
sonal description of suoh persons, the mannaT in
Thtoh the petitioners zoe ed suoh clam aud sly
facts touching the value thereof. aH1 deslalnE IA.
or her allegiance TO the Government OF The United
against the United States during the present ebe
liCn Tor 10 any way given aid or comfort the e.o
And notes IS hereby JEthGr siren, that he time
named IN the 9th section OF that aot for fliREla
statement in wriurE or soheduls with the !s5k of
tue Circuit Court for tbs DlEtrIct Of CoGaliA, bv
the Eeve al owners or o!aInants to the services Of
the sersons made free by that aot setting forth the
names, ages, Dsx, and Particular description of
sdoh pernonB ssSeTai!J. ls by auta6utJ given 10
day of June next. The Comm ssioners are pro-
hltited from allowing ths claim of any person " no
shsll Eleot 10 file such statement schedule nth
said CIerk, aceordIng to the requirements Of that
8. F. vINTON,
DANIEL. X G0ODLOE,
HOKATlO KING,
Conimi ISL ners.
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THE STEAMER MERRIMAC.
She Is Ordered to Run the Blockade nm
Reach Yorktown-Com TatuaI X es,sns

FoRTREss MONROE, May 2-Three refugees
from Norfolk, who left there last night In a row
boat, arrived here At seven O'Clock this morning
They bring but little news except repetition OF
previous reports Commodore TatnalI, IL appears,
received sealed orders on Monday and sailed with
the Merrimac, but on opening them in Elizabeth
river found that he was ordered TO run the
and proceed 70 York river He thereupon returned
70 Norfolk, and Immediately resig ned his COM
mission, together with his chief officers
There was general expectation at Norfolk that
the Merrimac would come out for at least three
or four days past
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
yIyAR DEPARTMENT.,

NV EfIk
w JANsARI 81, le67.
ORDERED, Tha, the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
u 22-u Secretary OF War.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENGLlSE AND classical BOARDING
IA SCHpDI.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
ht Joy, Lancaster co, Pa
The 10 O1atiUn ls c6gT o. access ~ rA!lrCAA, .uI
very HEALTHY. For circulars apsly 20 - ", sef.,
IculsIan& sy, b5tE 6Tl sad 7in street., Cg al
ortss ne Princ.pil,
aP l9 cost r.. T.. 'fGDEF
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ITO THE PROPRIETORs
OF HUTELSaND

Two The PROPRlETORS
l. OF HUTELSAND
RESTAURANTS!
T6e attention OF the sJove Is respectfully oaled
to our large and varied stock of FIRST CLASS
8UOnS, embracing every thing in their line-
WINES. LIQ UURS and CIGARS,
CORnIALS, OLD JULEP, PICKLES,
SAUCES. OLIVE OIL. PETIT POIS.
CHAMPIGNONS, CURRIE POWDER ETC. etc.
Very Superior OLD RYE WHISKY
largo lot of CORLER SHERRY lust re-
oelved-an excellent article.
The abOve will be sold a. the loveet Cam MAR
KIT Prices, and In quantities To suit purchasefs,
DJ SMIfa Il HART,
BTanoh of y. Tlsrnan & Son, n1tIrore
sll Seventh st,, adj dining Office of
~ IS=eo5t National Intel senoer.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OT1es Military S9pertntsldsnt Railroads US.
Wdshinston, April I9, 1862. }
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 70 Manassas until further notice
d. C. McCALLUM,
ap 1S-n M. ID. and Supt Railroads, u. 9.
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% II FL q L..
OF STATE,

.DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January IS, 1so7.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first OF mex.
month.
Jan z7u WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN & WILLIAM :, Auctioneers.

By6REEN & WILLIAM :, Auctioneers.
TRusTEE'S SALE or THREE-STuRY
.rcfIaS6n MsbNssLGE5yo sLG5 oT h.. STBETT 1Ts
hsV, sT, shall ne |, in fTolt Of tins oreH ises -
@ ~ SS he & S fSs a.y Of -:
1855, and recorded N lbsr J. A. =, no s5 folSs
Of Washington IN the District 0! ColumblS, t6s
fOi!osinG named property, DIns ana being m tie
oitT OF WashInEtou, IN the District AFORESAID, VIZ
Part Of Lot numbered fourteen. (IIl IN SoqsTe
numbels1 three hundred snd seventy iour, tS7S
three story Bri5k Gou,s, vi h bach SadnG'wsS.nIr
an0 ess, oon'aInlnE tve We 1901 sEa con seuientlV
side Of north bet en- Oh and nth Etsess resS
Terms: One fourth cash; the ba,ance 10 slT
tvs We, and eiI bteSr months.
AL coEveyanciaE So the coat Of tae l-ohsser.
mIeo.es sRTSsMI Z wiikIsTs Thk2; TT,uitso; kSo;.
By. c, MCGUIRE q CO., AuctIoueers.
TTHsEsE2i ssl sslt ~ 6SITy y.L L9TsT31 s1,s
49,. a.: 0,to0Ss' tae t.sa,'os hy ,irtqr oi tEO
falios 2i6. e, sss ths 9TH ? Is.ss jar iSt6, rgSp
ana TeooIdcd "a LIber ?. = 10. 2O2, fo os ssi.
ooautI, y. C. W. shsn sSl oIe rn1IyIdNd Ia .
es,t Gi Log s .STss'eI be, l. 2 5, s, 6 e.; ,, n
bstTesn l2th ard lS,s s'Tsei5 vest a.. .ns.j
Terms: ca--hSf ossh; tse halarce IN siK
montn,, WITH IEterest. .ecaTol by q dset OF truBt
AL c5zve' snoi' z at the o?s Of the purca,ssr.
TBO. Gls HtR, Trrsfaa
sp l2-eo&ds &c McEt IRE & CO.. AUcrs.
BY }. C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auot.oree-s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BOISE
AND LOT ~ TUs FRsr WGFO-In THUR--
Dh1, the I'd dSy of Say, rs O'Clock p m OF I o
premises, by yrrne 81 deed of trust 10 fhs ggf.-
scIlbsr, dated Deoembsr 81, 1885, and duy recor6eI
IN bIher As No ~. flI3s a., ct tee Cue Il
the and re rOrd- for Washinston con IL %. 4, .
sha soIl tie Sest LaI Of Lot nuusrered G-., "a
Ssdars numbered eighty iOUT. fFoutIns s. :ret O.,
N-w bork avtnue, between aHh and q AZ s,rrs -
Snf ruT ming rack It's feet. together wtth fsaH Hs
House
Terms One third cesh; the remainder in 6 sra
IL months, with lntefeEt secured 10y desc Oi true
ON tha p!AmI:es
All cOnveI anoing ST purchasers cost
GhAS ALBEIT, Trustee
ap q 2ts&ds J. c. MEG UIRE & co Anct.
EAECUTOR'S SALE.-A valuable FARM
IA containing about g acres and 10 PEI cha. more
or less, In the District Of Columbia. By virtue t, Z
tie power vestel IN me a. executor of the iast ~
and testament OF Alexander Burrows. coosssed, 4
VIII offer for sale, on the premises. on THURS
DAY Sth az OF Msy next, that eautiu and - n,--
solne located Farm about Ia TIles from beCrgs-
town. ID. =. lying on the wet lido # tas fuTGplk
road leading 10 Rockville, and sdiOinIEg Nj. =.
Homlller's on TIE soGth eide and IA. Lufborous "a
and w -. MurcOck, EFes CL the esst sita.
MONTH, aud tie ba.sLCs tge.vs mO7ths
Deferred payments 70 bs secured bg : Ceed o
trust or the property.
coz veTena ng al the eI &c l-e Of the eu ch-gcr
VIII also be sold - tie sane fir-a the IersCs III
prOFerty, couslstlns Of EO Sc. .ErlUil uteislis
lot OF y sJ, Oats IL ihB SirNv, 80.
EP sE-I0s' JUaE DAVIDSON.
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y III b MIN THE DEAD.
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS.

TLls process, vIihoot The use OF PoISo4s, Gis-
covered thirteen years 40 and 7sCti,75
United states, Is sufficient recoMmeadatlsn .Ir
l;sei B has MODE Oi Eritaiming ~ "a IIad.sz
lDg discovered Il myse zfteT ,o.Is 81 a. sT,ila -
search; May Cf tBe resicout- oi ,hls cav y :.i
boiJ OF = nhi 4 smb, lr-sd ~ me NTpTJao-z U.s
been tested bT lsfEe number al prFE.cI-a- -ud
persons Of the Iithesi iespSot.b nv ne y s 90
gwen thalr c-It hcs'as, which NJ Esn-pt Il !. 4
sT,s and SE iil- "a - t.s'sh inartis
Is Oh suB. eJh b.tOn ~ 20 Pom - :, uc !. he
private soales o' oar amy 20 tls tItire sss!go-
uon Ol lhoir Sa'HlNI'g elatiyrs and trIe 90.
viii a 30 CI Esim b15 A. ~ SGgFueT'g French
system s.: 10 E p!sc- Tbs FrOoses I cor .L havs
used since The GiscOgeTy OF Wy own lad 4 DcSn as
good or letter The French Academy Q; ScllLcs
at aus aErusi sitting re- On tie Il q hl.rcn. IS =
Sanlishsd SucSnets sJsie.1 70 the world /: oOPJ y.
Pers0Fs wishing bodies enislraao ~ either NO
oess VII aFpi, 70 4. BuchlT. Jnts5tstsr, sos ~.
avn lei JebeSti BUioh, l-Ges t-Z = t;al...gs . a.
used. as.s Ina
T. ICE, Ice! ICh!
III Suhscill, Ter hayias !r,'i" : can sct2 uIi..
turhish TO citizens o Wsshlngt9n and 60 is
town with the test sCslI zoe, tThDI-sas as.u -
reason GayInL alSsFs In sore two o. tho, inou-
and tons Persons les'aIns cat of Ia, c - .tVrtts
Gsn c seI iheir shPPlio2 tr0n the nS oe, NIioa VA
n e corner 2 .Bd 4 sts.
I6fDtss Fshety w iSTi, IOG- Oi . e.. v Ca
tsr's Whsri foot Of 18th st. south AZ ~ ecInl'
EUsT ARRIVED, direct from an Eastern auo
~ ton house one hundred pieces GHEC RERrD
MATIlNG. Also, al assortment If OIL CLCTis-
AMI GcARPEIS, together yI,h large suaniits .!
CROChEhf cf = CescnPtiOBs.
TREssE and BEDSrEa b5. WITH 4 la-ss III ! o !
New an0 SeoOn1 EGpd Goods y good EsfsIgera
tors, but little pso. AL of which E.yc BE q t5usEt
for ossG s.d vail he sold at = sruail advance
y. BCcHLl <2s 7lh street, teaEt TIdsD
40 10 lin betuosn e and Il sts.
DEAD WITH DECiSIUN AND ACT WITH
kS PRECsU IlEk.
Dk. ~. M.yELlHf,S PRIVATE HOSPITAL
IN the Federal Block, opposite tha General Poss
and Patent Oiloe. Room 70 up stars, ccrncr
-, ot IN AID + 81 WEshlus to-, 40. g..
LstStlish@d tor tie SGpSTe scion Of Quaekcrs,
The Only Regular PEysielsl AivsrGanS
Dr. NJ. Esllny c long experience in kCspi.sl H-Ao-
toe warrants llm Ia ssyInE TESt he cAn cure al
diseAses IL pTIvste nature hs ail fOrieIi ltS
eDH Of 1--we hundred dCiisTS,
Gail and soc hIIa. No chErge f1T Uon-Eitstian. 4
perfect and radio a. cure serfeo;S iTCHs one 10 as
dtVS n - a.
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The Federal Less at Pitubu,g Landing.
CINCINNATI, May 2-The official statement Of
the loss at Pittsburg Landing Is 40 follows Total
killed ,735; wounded ,962; missing $685. :
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Heavy Cannenading-The EBemy's Great
Gun on the Heights Of YoFktswn Burst
Startling Events to be Locked for Seen.
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Wsshlnrton. Ami q. 1862.

FlSI-FISH-FISH
HE Corporation Fish Wharf 10 now located al
the foot of Eleventh street. (RIe,'s Wharf whore
the public can be supplied with Fish and Salt dur
Ing the season. W <r
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E,JvDER CzsN1CXJNsJN:HTx PHEOB8.-
" 20 bbs Linseed Oil, In perfect order, for sale
by the bbl ut than it be bought in DIN cin
natl. 1s li s. u. GILBEET B CO.,
iebS 81 5as lss No. Sycamore st.
E.44s COBJV-RF 25 CRsVeFS PRR
III Bushels at VIOKERY BROS,
octA --5,-. asa e. a4 No. 50 Main Street
KHVAESE hard times-when every dollar
II counts-the people like to know where they
can get the best bargains in groceries, and they ali
go to ELLIOTF'S, for he has the reputation of
underselling everybody else. And now, that he
has large stock on hand, We do not hesitate in
saying that he Will sell at Cincinnati prices.
marie
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convinced of both these things, will no
longer confde in such false and faitkless
champions. But the people have not read
the wonderful experiences of the last twelve
months for nothing. These experience 8
have been scared into their rnemories-
They have made them eager for more light;
hungry for more facts; instinct and alert
50 know their rights and their wrongs.
Can it be possible that such q people, SO
patient uHder an accumulation of evils;
so silent in the tempest of misrepresentation !.
80 lavish of their blood and substance; so,
digni6ed in victory; so accomplishing in
defeat and in death, will now allow them
selves to be cheated and carried off byia
new clamor of old and convicted betrsyers?
And, above all other clamors, by that which
Is based upon the increase Of the free negro
population in their great cities Let US
face this last appeal. Should there be
large release of slaves, who is it that re-
leases them2 Not the Abolitionists, for
they are a powerless and an unpopular
minority everywhere, in Congress and in
the country. Not the Republicans, for
their platform and their pledges are sternly
set against abolition. Who, then, are to be
the authors ofthfs new exodus answer
and defy contradiction, the same traitors
who began this war, who broke up the /
Democracy, who refused compromise, and |
who sought for the blood and life of our
best and bravest-and men ready not only |
TO seize and despoil the Federal Capital but /
% depose duly elected President of the
United States. These are the practical A6o-
itiozists of the day. They destroyed their
'wn Institution when they sought to de-
troy the Union !; and if the people, in any
uture tumult, require victims and guilty
men, let them lay their hands on James
Buchanan and his satellites, and cay unto
hem as Nathan said unto David, 9Thou
rt the man" and these are thy instru-
nents and slaves. eza-3 uisf
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Advertisements published in both tbs
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one hall
the Weekly rates added. 49,
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ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices Of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. -4
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies ~ -l@
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines as
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
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attached. 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices 80 cents. -
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sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
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over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
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Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every deserip-
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each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
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Boys Sporting Hats
OF every description and price.
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HpR-RJF Six tons Of that rich country bran.
I'D just received, and for sale at
feo1S F1CKERY BROS, so Main SA
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Infant Hats 6 Cans.
A splendid assortment OF fancy hats and oouu
spring and sumner styles.