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MRssRs. II. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 208 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and ali Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or QUITS Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty. four hours cheaper
70 our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filled at man
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. n. A. Hall Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world } IS
Milk street, Boston, Mass. may l9-M,wS,u
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CoRSs, Bunions, Callosities, Club and Inverted
Nails, and all diseases Of the human feet treated
successfully without pain or loss OF blood by Or
White, Surgeon Chiropcdist, at 426 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets. Ope-
rations performed In . few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Use DR.. Whites cure for corns, bun
ions, sore and tender feet No acid, no blood
no pain. 81, 81 so and % per box
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BITTRRs,
IOCn

IL invigoretes, strengthens and puriAes the sys-
tenn, IL a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effec tual tonic in the world Ii Is COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix RUM particularly
11sptea % GsiiGate iemales cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons.
Sold by all Groeers, Druggists, Hotels aRd "a
looms. Z. ii. DRAKE Il Co.,
ap COINS 202 broadway, New York.
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SHOWING THE CLovES Foor The New York
Tribune notcriously IS anxious for the defeat OF
the Army Of the Potomac, that the duration Of
the war may be protrscted, and the contest there
bY be turned into mere abolition war, az too
many OF the abolitiOnists OF Congress are, this
morning, we learn by telegraph, announced our
signal victory If Yesterday before Richmond ~ q
Union defeat! "The wish" is, Of course, the
father TO the thought.
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A Row.-On Saturday morning difficulty oc-
CURED on Sixth street, near P, between some
Irish families, which originated In a difficulty
about paying the rent Oficer 8. T. Crown ar
rested two women named Bridget Collins and
Mary Cornell, who appeared to be the principals,
and took them before Justice Clayton. While the
parties were at the Off &c a man named Kane set
Mrs. Cornels furniture out OF doors, and Mr..
Cornell hearing Of II, Immediately procured
counsel and went to Justice Clayton's office TO
procure q warrant against Kane FOR forcible entry
and detainer. Here the other parties were met,
and they all talked the matter over aud after sone
discussion compromise was agreed upon, and
the case was dismissed.
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DIED.

On ssturdsy, the 3lst Wit, alter q short illness,
May Lee, sged years.
On the night OF the lat inst. EMMA CASA
WAY. second dauEh. OF Madison auI Lpoi nd a
oessawaJ, In the 7Gh year OF her age.
The funeral viii take lace 20 morrow (Tuss-
eey) AFTERNOON % O'Clock. from the residences O.
nSt Pe5epts 434 Eleventh street, near II, 20
when the friends OF the family are invited.
IA annapolis pasers eopy.l
On me morning q the I'd ms, in ths 6sth year
late Gorge Tay lor Of this oity "
n, al. Lansrs vii take placs from the residences of
MI. samuel CLARK, No sos Twelfth street, be-
tween Q knd ID, at 10 O'Clock O. m TO morrov.
FRIENDS Of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend without further notice.
tlneingsneer ocpyl
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. r. H. Pierpont, Of Va Rev.
DR.. Cheever, Mass 1t Harvey Royse, III. b. M.
ship Racer; Hon. Jas. T. Hale, Pa, and Hon c.
Vibbard, N. Y, are at willard'a
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SECOND EDITION.
vHREE O'CLOCK, r. q.
LATEST FROM NecLELLANs ARMY

II. ~ y VI
Dispatches hsve been received from General
McCieiians headquarters up 70 a lsts hour CHS
forenoon. The engagement Of Yesterday had ros
been renewed to-day The reports Of orissdes
and divisions were rapidly being sent in, ana
they 60 TO confirm the impression eristins the,r.
that the Union victory was overwhelming ana
most important
The hope only Remaining Of the rebel leaders
was evidently based on beating a portion Of our
army before the rest could establish themselyes
on the south side Of the ChIckAhominy. We
apprehend from all we learn, that serious resist
ance to the measures Of the General In command:
to take what positions he chooses, Is no longer
likely TO be made there.
There Is no truth In the story Of the death Of
Generals Heintzleman and Palmer 40 far, the
names Of none OF our killed and wounded are
known here
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FIRST WARD. FOURTH WARD.
For Alderman. Fo- Aldsrnaa.
Hobart Berrien. John P. Pepper.
For Common Coxnei!. For Commoa Coxneii.
Charles Gordon Joseph Follansbee.
William Rapley rAsburv Lloyd.
Thomas Donohue. Charles II. Utermehle.
For Assessor.
John A. Rheem. FIFTH WARD.
SECOND WARD For Mayor.
r. m, Richard Wallach.
Richard wallach. For Aldsrrlan.
For Alderman. i,a'nau oar
Lewis Clephane. For Common Corseii.
-. <,,, william Nj. Ellis.
r Toy = S ~ 49, S0@"e"' Robert Il. knight.
J. Russell Barr. 'osePn
John w. Thompson. For Assessor.
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor.
Richard Wallach. SIXTH WARD.
For Aldrmas. For Mayor.
Joseph F. Brown. Richard w allach.
For Common Coxnei. For Alderman.
Thomas Lewis. James A. Gordon.
A nha n SH stanh For Common CoKneil.
nonia' N '''epnen John II. Peake.
For Assessor. William Talbert.
Henry b. Curtis. Richard Morgan.
SEVENTH WARD
For MayoT-Richard Wallach.
For AIderman-John II. semmes.
For Common Council.
VIM. J. Murtagh, Chas Wilson, c. w Mitchell
my 30-3t
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs-Bsfors Justice
Observation-Disclosures Smith, drunk; dis.
missed. William w bite, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81. Ellen Brown, do /; dismissed. George
Boiler, (cold,) firing pistol In the street; fined
S20.9. Ellen Kidwell, drunk; fined 50 "a
Thomas Glifin, do; turned over TO the military.
Monday-Dennis Byrne, mania a. potu; Andrew
w. McCluven, drunk; James Fletcher, treason
able sentiments; Captain Shelly, beating his wife;
turned over 10 the military.
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Yk GREEN-EYED MoxsTER.-On Saturday, a
lady! who, for short, We will call Mrs. A, while
Walking along Pennsylvania avenue, spied her
Iege lord gallanting fascinating piece Of two
man flesh, % and bestowing upon her winning
smiles and devoted attentions. He appeared so
Infinitely happy, that his loving spouse FEELING
the painful influence OF ''ye greeneyed monstes, %
gave loose rein TO her passion, and Inflicted Sc
we're blow upon the fair face Of her husbands
chsrmer. who we will designate IS Mrs. or Miss
H., 1--WE can't tell exactly which Miss wanted
90 know what that was for" and Mr.. A.
clutching the OF his rate better half, and In
dieting a horrible cash In the gOods' on the
Iady's sleeve, begged her TO deSist. But Mrs A
would not desist for him &C or any other NAM
insisted that abe had the best and prior claim to
the attentions Of the faithless son OF Adam, and
inflicted another scratch upon Miss b. for walk
ing with " her man, A police officer being seen
approach hing, both ladles made OF, one west, and
the other east, leaving the husband and "lovyer'
alone Ia bis glory to brood over the uncertainties
OF happiness In this life. Mrs. A. continued down
the avenue eekiDg 8 boarding house; but she
could not possibly be suited, as she wanted one
where there Were no other women, rs her hus
band W as disposed TO be sweet on strange ladies.
and she was terribly jealous snd ready for 10 BIT
with any one who attempted the theft Of her hus-
bands affections.
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ARRIVAL OF MORE Sick AND WoUNDzD.-A
train Of cars arrived Yesterday from Rectortown
and Manassas, bringing several hundred sick
and wounded soldiers for the hospitals Of Alex.
andria and Washington. From q gentleman who
came In on the train, and who was with IL from
the time 1t len on Thursday. we learn the fol
lowing particulars. The sick Of the several d.
visions In and about that neighborhood were
collected az X ectOrtovn for the purpose of being
sent back On Thursday morning last the cars
were loaded with the sick; some Of the cars were
simply platform cars, with no shelter over them,
and the sick men suffered much. Thursday and
Friday nights 10 ralned, and the sick who were
upon the platforms had nothing whatever to cover
them except their blankets. At Manassas where
the train lay nine hours, number OF gentlemen
procured such necessaTies az they could, and dis
tTibuted them among the sick. Our Informan;
states that there appeared 70 he no efforts what.
ever attempted to make the sufferers comforts BILE
AT Rectortown and other places, bread and milk,
and other nutritious and necessary diet could
EASILY have been procured, but no effort whatever
was made to obtain 10. Some parties on board
the train threatened TO report the natter to head
quarters At Washington.
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To ARMS /! To AIMS The citizen soldier will
End more deadl- foe in the bTackish muddy
water and damp night air than in the most de-
teTmlned enemy. HOllovay's Pills so purify the
blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels
that the soldier can endure these hardshIps and
still be strong and healthy. Oaly Is cents per
hoy
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By REFERENCE to Joseph J. Mays advertise
ment, in another column. II will be observed that
he allows his customers who pay for their pur.
chases in gold premium OF four per cent, and
sells them the best goods at the very lowest New
York prices. NAV 30 ct
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Coop SANA Harlan, wife of the
this city, returned on Tuesday last from Pittsburg
Landing, whittier they had gone TO care for the
sick and wounded, Immediately after the great
battle at that place. Mrs. Harlan went out with
authority from the w ar Department, and, assisted
by Mrs. Falcs, has been unceasing in her efforts
TO relieve the sick and wounded and alleviate
their Eurerings. They arrived at Plttsburg Land
Ing Immediately after the nght, and commenced
immediately their good work. For hve or six
weeks these ladies have been indefatigable in
their exertions, enduring the changes OF weather,
heat and cold, rain and sunshine and for many
days living, esting. sleeping, sad dressing in an
ambulance While all the suffering soldiers
received attention, these ladies were specially
devoted 20 the lows troops, having charge Of
contributions OF neceSSares and delicacIes from
citizens OF Iowa, and administering specially to
the wants OF the troops from that State Mrs
Harlan purposes returning 10 the w estern Depart
Rent In 3 few days.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, bv DIR. PInckel, Sergeant
CHARLES ANDERsON, Captain Whita.y's
indspepGsnt Cavalry, TO Miss MANY DE
On the Soth ult.. in this city, By the Rev. DIR
suEderl!n md, Lieut.. HUGH b. RORkE ana Mrs,
NELLIE 4. FISHER, both of New York.
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AKaRsT FOR DIsLoYALTY.-Oficer Crown ar.
rested James Fletcher on Saturday, f'r uttering
reasonable sentiments, and took him to the
guardhouse, from whence he was AIKEN to the Old
Capitol. Fletcher was arrested some time SINE
on the same charge, and was released on taking
the oath Of allegiance.
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Ir Is A FACT, and the people should know It.
thatOne dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (43s
beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware thar
three times that sum invested elsewhere. ie2-lw4
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report:

DEATHS OF SOLDIERs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report:
Henry Myers, company =, Penn. Reserves.
VIM Holden, company II, 2lth Virginia.
Jas Helmes, company A, 14th U. 8. infantry.
T. B Reed, company-F, 103d Pennsylvania.
II. b. Eaton, company X 18th Massac husetts.
Henry Fairchild, company g, Goth New York
c. H Young, Sth New York artillery.
CHARLES Breyman, company 1, 10th New York
j. H. Carlton, company a, 9th N. Y. cavalry.
VIM. III Fry, company ID, 18th Penn Reserves
Newell Suffolk, company b, 9th Ohio.
Herman Marker, company e, 9TH Indians.
Andrew Carlton, company C., I'D New York.
James w heller, company r. 7th Wisconsin.
Il. Johnston, company d, 18th Pennsylvania
ID. A. Goodrich, company r, ODD New York.
Cerinus Depugh, company ID Goth New York
Peter Moss, company b, LIST Virginia.
Il. II Blttus, company ID, 10th New York.
Serg't BuTbig Brock, company X, LIST Virginia
Elijah Atkins, company A, ted Ohio.
Isaac Goodwin, company |, 10Th New York.
serg't ID. Deleniater, company ID, Goth New
York.
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be furni shed
with all the information they desire in relation
to the burial place Of their friends &C., by call
Ing on F. T. Sands, Government undertaken, 4i4
r street north
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BOARDING.

pOAR D, with one large front roo n and anoth-
- er ,ledsa5t ROOM may be obtained direc' "
north OF the Patent Offics Building, on 6 stre1t
between and 9Th, sultabl' for gentlemen and
their wives. A few table boarders will ba re-
cev d. Apply at the house. je2 81
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= xrrIlsEEfs tFE 7sGs STORE. q

No. sf1 NrsTH sTRHHT, NzAa Pa. Ay.,
Hss just re- siyed direot from New Yerk large
Of tho latest lies. 70 vhioh she respectfully IN
vtes me sttentlon Of her PATRONS and the ladies'
The articles are Of the best suslity and VIII bs
sold on very reasonable terms, m film
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PoLICK.-Saturday, the Fourth Ward Patrol
men reported-lsaac Denton, assault; security 70
q hearing-by Justice Rowland. Ellen Rozen
sky, larceny; do by Justice Dom. Bridge
Collins and Mary Connell, assault and battery
dismissed-by Justice Clayton. John Fenny
lunatic; restored to his friends.
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NEW STOCK,

Xxx NEW STOCK. 1QE
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
Just received choice selection of new snd de-
strabe styles.
PAPERHAN6IN6S.
From the rioh and ornate, 20 the most chaste ard
simple patterns. Appropriate for Parlors, Halls
Dining Rooms. and Chambers.
FlREBOARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER
PIECES, &c.
New DESIGNS. warranted Sold Bands. Imitation
window sHAuEs,
Wlndow Shades Of any required style or siss,
made to order. Buff, Green and Blue Shade HoI'
lands oy the yard or nafe into Shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
tyarranted to be silded with gold ieaf)
Ehe hendsomest and largest assortment in the
Uistricf from the best mandatory in the copntry
Also, an assortment Dark Wood Frames, with
beautiful variety OF small Eised Oval and Card
yislte FRAMES, Of Foreign and Domestic manufac-
'4 f frsiSCisSs' cS s b AND 1AssELs,
hnerenf nzes and oolors, Picture Rings, Mails,
Purchasing exelnnvely for cash, the above goods
(ecoording 70 their euAty d vii be dspcsed OF al
@ low rates as they oxn be purchased for In tie
District. No misrep resentstion made TO eot "A es
Orders Tor Papsrhsnglng or Window SHADE !, exc
Try A can SOLICITED from those needing The sSoVe
Is.n &c ss asaD.r No
Cssi o. goods md is6Ss. As4'' sna y S s.,@f "
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ARREST OF FUGITTvEs FROM JUSTICE Attempt
Of one 20 sScdps.-Saturday night and yesterd ay
morning, Sergeant Downer and Detective Oficer
Boss succeeded In capturing James Mowbray and
Al Riley, two fugitives fsom justice In Philadel-
phia- Mowbray was arrested upon bail piece
at the instance Of bis security, who had him az
rested here Al. Rlleyis sharp fellow who was
arrested In Philadelphia and committed TO prison
for vagrancy; but while being conducted from
the mayors Office to the prison, they traversed a
passage In which was door locking with a
spring; the othcer led the way, and when he
passed the door Riley sprang back and slammed
the door, locking the officer In, and walked away
AZ bis LEI ure
Yesterday, Riley was taken out Of bis cell for 4
moment to give him air In the guard room The
attention Of the officer in charge was drawn away
for q single moment, and Riley slipped up to the
bunk-room Of the Second-ward station, and
dropped himself from the second story window.
Persons outside saw him, but did not give notice
70 police, and he was of for several hours LAST
night Sergeant Downer found his hiding place
and returned him 20 the cell, and to-day he will
start for Philadelphia.
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DTsMIssRD.-George Williams, who was ar
rested on Thursday and committed for further
hearing by Justice Clayton, the charge Of pick
ing pockets, was brought out on Saturday and
dismissed, the evidence being deemed Insult
rie
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From OH' ofths Directors Of he NatiOna!

/ have been under DR.. MoschziIker's treatment
for deafness, and can recommend him az an au-
rist and gentleman deserving the confidence of
ell who require his services.
je2-1t LLOYD GLOVER, Wall ST., Y.
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OPERATIONS OF THEPRovosr GuARp.-Lieut
w. g. Raymond, OF the seth New York voluR-
teers, and bis assistants, have been doing a very
elective business In breaking up resorts OF in
fImy, where soldiers and bad characters most do
congregate. During the past week they have
searched great number OF suspected establish
menn, ahd have recovered over 81 500 worth of
Government property, such a. uniforms, blankets,
shoes, &c, &c, pawned by soldiers for ''tangle-
foot' whisky. They have also destroyed a large
quantity Of the poison. Most OF the crimes and
misdemeanOrs OF the soldiers can be traced to
beginning at these unlicensed hell holes, where
not whisky, but pure unadulterated poison 10 dis
peRsed. number Of petty gambling bells have
also been broken up, and descents Were also made
upon two Of the more prominent ones. la the
INST one, In addition 10 the checks and property
taken, over 81 DO in money was captured, and IL
now on deposit In one Of the banks Of this city
until something satisfactory could be aseertained
rs 70 "a ownership.
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SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- eslysd At the Mayor ONCE until y 90 ook NJ.
taking up OF the sewer in 18th street west from
me oskal to the north side of street north, apd
with suitable drops, man holes and branches. The
woIk TO be constructed upon suoh Levels and 40
coranG 70 plans and sleoltosfions prepared By the
the Commissioner of the Western District and
tyo assistant commissioners. Persons desrous
q the surveyors Ofioe, ard obtain at information
tnsfssssry for proper pnaerstsnding Of the WORK
m "a flint. Re0 Mayor
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y - AND BLINDS. -
opposite the Market Gin the rear1 For sale oh "a
mis- In q. w, HAMILTON, Agent.
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CLaEE.-sunday-John II. Renoe, drunk; dis
missed Peter Dorsey, stealing clover; for hear
Ing Richard Barlow, drunk; workhouse 90 days.
Edxsfd Humphrey, disorderly; fnei 50 o.
william Harry, disorderiy; dismissed. Phillip
hegsn, drunk; aned 81. John Kelly, drunk and
eaiisosdefiyi d.. 81 james Bradley, do; do.
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Il WATCHES. ---
1<ADIES and 6ENTLEMEN'S very superior
Wstohes By all the more reliable MAKERS, including
Wateh. :, - :
JEWELLERY
EVEN description Of Rloh Jswelry of the latest
styles. ~ - = = -.
SILVER WARE.
sS SILVER Tea Sets. Pitchers, Gobiets, Cups, Forks.
MILITARY GOODS.
PRESENTATION swords, richly embroidered Shoul-
der srraps. Ssskes. BeIts. Pistola. de- :, =
a N. w, GALT& BRO, Jewelers.,
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DESCENT ON Partners ALLEY The Provost
Guard on Saturday afternoon, piloted by ofhcer
=. II. Crown, paid q visit to Pfather's alley and
destroyed the liquor In the shops Of Mrs. Court
ney, Malguan md Fitzgerald. They also entered
the house Of MillY shepherd and took her, with
four Of her girls 10 the guard house, the balance
Of her nock-four others-being absent at the time
some Of the shops had recently laid In q full sup
ply Of the "crathern
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MARRIAGE IN MAGsTRArR's OFFIcE-On
Saturday afternoon q citizen, accompanied Ly a
cavalry soldier and a German lady, went to the
Ccace Of Justice Clayton. and asked that the SOL
dier and the lady nigh be made one, in the holy
bands OF matrimony. The justice, being a min
istsr replied that he would be happy to OH ciate
1.-THE necessary license was procured and directed
them 70 the oice Of the clerk Of the court where
10 could be procured; and the party left walking
% the City Hall, where they provided themselves
with the document !" and imms diatsly returned
70 the Justices once The couple promptly TOOK
their places In front Of the justice In the presence
Of the police officers constables and others there
assembled, and were soon made one After re-
ceiving the congratulations Of the Justice Officers
and others, the twain went on their way rejoicing
The parties were Mr. Thil Gort, OF the cavalry
service, and Miss Sophia seidenberg, Of this city
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BOOTS AND SHOES!

08H bUUIS AND SHOES! -hN
Y" now offer 20 the pubic my on II"
- tire stock of BOOTS ard ShOESs
which were not damaged by the FIRE, at prices that
cannot fail TO please. The stock COMPRISES every
article In q hrst- GLASS Boot and Shoe Store cal
early, ~ bargains will bs sold,
have large lot of NoCursy e. Sons GAL
IERs and sLIfPERS, which viii be sold at low
brother, jewelers.. -
m FIST n CnuEN
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received untll
- the l2t6 day Of June for the parchise Of what
Hides and Tslov the Government may have from
time TO time 70 dispose OF at WASHINGTON, and
which are not already contracted for, -
Bids must stat. the prios per pound for green or
,slfed Hides. and the price per pound for Rough
The contractor must be prepared to tsSe sx.y the
Hides and raliow vhenver the Government msT
reQulre '>'
:. Bids directed to Maj OF A. BECKwITH. O a..
sails. WV
No bid will be entertained un.sss the bidder L,
present TO respont 20 his bid -
member of the firm. IN "a
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= tAs .G!sn Elln FdIn," d. O., about IL ,a,is;
desirable tarnished Doubie HOUSE veil shaded.
hne water, 90. with stshing, carrisg . hon Sos,
TO-, 20. The attention OF Members Of the Csbi-
net, Foreign Ministers, ald gentlemen with family
Is especially Invited 20 this advertisement. Fol
exsminaton Of the premises Apply to the manager
ther particulars add ress Captain w. A. T. MAD
pOA, y. 3. M. 1870 Spruce street, Philsdsl pha,
fAs NH 81 -2m<
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfors Jsstfcs
CIaTk-Laurs Wise, disorderly; dismissed Eliza
beth Wise, do; do. William Hackney, ASSAULT;
turned over 70 the provost guard. Jane Harmon,
theft; security for court. IA. X. Hewitt, disor.
derlyi naed ~ ~ WV Doollng, do; dismissed.
VIM. Mason, disorderly; nned 81 Eugene Dun
lOp, do do. Sl.9I. James Mowbray fugitive
from justice In Philadeiphia; carried back.
MondaY-Harry Thompson, disordefly; fined
S2.94.
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UHCOHDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ELECTION JUNE Q, 1861.
For EfaVoy

RICHARD wALLACH.