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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM THE VALLEY.


The War Department have kilograms from
C-E. Banks army up to Yesterday morning. lts
main bcdy was then ct Hsrrsonburg. Nothing
az particular interest had very recently occurred
~ that quarter.
LATEST PROM YORKTOWN.
The War Department have kilograms from
before Yorktown mp to last evening, when mat
tfrs were prog ressing there throughout the
day The rebels Were getting hourly more
'tgdgetty, )" under the rapid progress Of General
McCIeilan's siege works. attempting, more than
Brfore 10 interfere with II by Intellectual cannon
.sdiBg; quickly silenced, however, In all cases,
~ oar artillery aud sharPshoOters.
NAVY YARp-HoRK PRISONERS.
Tie Mount Washington arrived shout four
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, from the mouth OF
tie RsppalanHOck. She brought mp i've p6is.
opeTS from Tie Young Rover, which were cap
iJIed on schooner bound up to Fredericksburg,
on Sunday morning. Three OF them comprise
LIE crew Ct the schooner. and two were pas
s-EgeTs. and are supposed, from their general
i-@aring and appearance, TO be COnfed officers
Two of them gave their names as John Burton
and Swans and stated That they were from the
Eastern shore; but one of them is thought in the
Eard 10 he a man named Baker, residing in
Ws,tmoTeIard county, Va. The crew stated that
1np only work thew could get to do was 10 freight
goods for the South.
The captured schooner is On her way up, in
tow Of the Anscostia, and has T. cargo of hoop
skirts and army stores put mp in boxes, directed
TO Richn.0rd, and no doubt they were unaware
OF THE occupation of Fredericksburg, where they
intended 10 land them for transportation to Rich
InOnd.
The prisoners were placed under guard, and
VIII probably be sent to the Old Capitol prison.
Five more prizes have been recently captured
on the Rappahannock, three with corn and two
with wheat
Seventeen prisoners, clad in the usual gray
EOmeSpun worn by the rebel troops. were landed
a: the foot Of Eleventh street, on Monday, and
put 10 Quod.
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e. A L N Nc TN e d & AID.
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS,

TIN. process. without the uss Of poisons, dis
SinUs tb.t th ims ssr: 40. and lraeesd
Unit! United States, y su1heient reeomnsndstion o.
\. 10 torsisn inyention bgt purely lnsrioan. Hsv
tns Sisoovsrsd pJsef sffsr years OF chemical no.
fs%1s%psr even yssrs since the expostion Of the
been tested By large number of 1SysIoisns and
cnSms@ " the lrlpoilsI elites Of The Union. and
sivsn their ssJtlhe.tss, which ny. IamSilss Vii
since and sISo:eS . tS se ~ q. sssss mouths
1, on labhe exh bition q SOS Psnn. ayssus. VIZ:
aeve embaimed . large number Of olkocrs ~
lriveee soldiers 81 our sImy 70 the entire ssf.S
u9n Of their surviving Ielstyss and fnsods,
s s,sS mat e. ls Iiscs IN,
god o. better. The French .Aesdemy Of seisass
- ~ sn1esl lifting he'd on the sd OF March. ~
SS,oh lave Sro>ase' system TO the world. ecps 81
OF! s:' :i III, Hsisto os SISs;
W: asn 3ssh Sare1s undsrtakss. sscrgssovn.
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6oTIsCHALK AND OPERA.-Our music loving
readers will be glad to hear that NJ Inc D'Angri
the great contralto from tAe New York Academy
Of Music, Brignoli, Mancusi, susini, Muzio, and
the fayOrite pianist, Gottschalk, will visit Wash
ingtOn nett week, and give few Of their bril-
liant entertainments, including a Grand Colts.
chalk Concert, and some Of the principal gems
and acts Of the modern opera. Particulars will
be duly announced.
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PERsoSAL.-Mn. Parson Brownlow and Mrs.
Horace Maynard, with their families, arrived In
Washington this morning. Parson Brownlow's
son says that Thousands Of Union men, to avoid
the impressment now being enforced In the east
ern pOrtson Of the STATE, are making their way
through % woods 10 the Union lines
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THE MuDsuLs" OF YANKEE LASD.-The
entire army in the expedition against New Or
leans (of the land forces) IL, we believe CON-
posed of New Hnglanders; the General In CON-
mard Is also Boston boy, and one, IL not both,
OF the naval commanders hail from New Eng
land
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The Capture Of Colonel Croker and Major
Cassidy.

ALBANY, April % "A letter from Capt McNett
Of the 9}d New York regiment, gives an account
of the capture Of Col. Croker and Mai. Cassidy
They left camp on foot on Thursday evening, and
Were last seen in the lines Of pickets. Hallooipg
was shortly after heard, and they doubtless fell
into an ambush and were taken prisoners
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ID Monterey, Tennessee, where skirmish
is reported, is a small post village In McNairy
county, midway between Hamburg ION the Ten
nesses river) and Farnington, Mississippi. The
YiIIsge Is almost on the Tennessee State line.
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Washiug ton, Aprli o, 1862, ns
PROPOSALS FOR SMhi.L AHNqS FOE
l. TIE UNITED STATES SERVICE.
ORDNANCE OFPICH,

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April %. iss2.S
PROPOSALS vi IL bsreneivst BY this Department
a. % tas Gnsd sssss III sss
Government, within ons year from that date, ths
spTns Sd dfRsH fasP M%sset sLm mcyi 1885,
harper,s Ferry Rifles. with sword bayonsts and
sreesS cseI1s esibSes for SO o.v.r,
Fevo:vsr Pistols, array rlzs,
Non SG%@i:siSssd Oiser. Swords, steel sost-
s ssas sSaHb.,ds for riff ed mustst bayonsts
For na,k,'s and, rides. the price for 20 100 Of
s.her. s1g the redaeo3 proposed per gun, iOi
For rsroLvs,s aud caytinss. he kind propor and
SS. Sn ss SI =. S a6d pistol or car
F1r Satrs s,cOrds and Sca6ba d. the price of each
OF the prescr bed patterns to tho number Of OoS
All the firearms are to be- furnished with the
regular appeR s!-e: The rife muskets are to be
the s. AfmoTy. spIir 6sfc. M..aao and a.
are TO interchange with IL, and with zach other, in
arms must also interchange with one another in
the same manner.
The materials for these arm, must be o. the very
allowed 10 be used. All the artiolss must be sub
&c. 60 the Inspection prescribed By the Ordnsncs
porta1on, at the expense OF the contractors, In
on %s, n bs as MAY be de.sd
|. 900 ach. Ao' -0'' 'nAl
Proposals will state the name Of the establish
hrst de- livery, and rate of delivery monthly III re-
after. Failure to make u delivery at . specified
time, or any attempt to ~ trr duce malleabIe iToI
or other inferior mat al, the work, will sub.
50! the Whole number Of arms contracted for &c
foIisltuIe a. the op,ion Of the De partment. -
TIE Department reserves to itself the n, ht tc
rel ,ot any bid, and will consIder none made throurf
or Psrty other than the regular
PreIc..is win be addressed as follovs:-"s.n.
eral J. w. RIPLEY, Chef of Ordnance, WasSIn1.
toR. x and will be endorsed "Propossis no
Muskets," or niles, ss"ers, 30 Is the case ms :
De. ap 80 DIR aI I6
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AUCTION SALES.
THIe AETKRNooN q no MoRRoR
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auetioo..-,-

- "
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Aoetioa.-r,-
CernH ScsfA stds Pa a-crss azd Nj "a ss-sef
Gs s!ase ,0 ansSS TsufksnPPYFSsSStErs.
s li sSsS S: e: I'll Ii =. ao e s
s::;; s; sss isss ....u an. .s.n.... Can.
Bore: Tobacco. bundle. snOti: 8 do and Sega.
Kits Maetertl, CincIInkt Fans
cs:ss WSi.zI, Brsnd,. 81. and Nader.
Bt6Isl' g d1.iiii:sy, f.s:Ts;Is Grand:
Pa Bottled Wal. IL 70 s "a, ysIR: ': ss:
By ,: c: MCGUIRE Z CO. Auononssrs
aSii r ~, e. AsssIssSs
ss,veen Iitk and iStk strs.ts. oonisiSed N about
E.tnssd Go:ssss Clam Der Suites,
WANT and Msfofsny French Bsdssssds,
M.T6ls-i9p csntsf AID Side Tsbis ss "s'h'~oo
E IA ,Ssr . and cane seat Char.
H.is . m .s Bol;;S and PiIlos..
Bi.n.sss. sSsss:. con!srt.. and SsiIts.
. 9s'ss.s s .sssIain, sns Three y Carpets.
Chamber stoves. ae., &c
T2Estnsr Nth the ofhss Furniture.
.R asetd J. c. MoGUIRR q CO., Aue,..
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotionecr,.
pAWNBROKER'S SALE-IsAAC Herr
- bne,s 6RsAT SPRIrs cALI OF VIiu.lIR
SkhEpklnlp Plane Is On r SDAV
MOs NiNS. MAY lsr. st O'Clock .. m ct our
Auction Room, No. sse, TIN and ID streets. We
e1ei oner Tor sale the most extensive essortmeut
Gold and Silver Watches,
yeysiyt 6 uns, and Pistols
Gold Fob and Neck Chaips.
variety Of ShAwls.
1otsshsr Win Wearing apparel Of every desorrp-
ISAAC HERzBERa, P.vpbrovt,
.,osa ekEkN Il WILLIAMS, Aue,s.
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MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue Of Deorses 81 the Circuit Court of the
United Stafss for the District ofColu INIT Is 4 wifi
street yharf on the Pc omao riyer, on MONDAY,
the 18th dag OF May next, 1857, commencinr al III
tsckle and eBperei. viz.
echooner sSslly Mes-sn
Schooner "yohn Hsmtopo
SCHOONER .Falo0n " and q canoe
Also q the Navy Yard in this city, at u o'eIook
on the name day, the schooner " Bu sns Vista
WARD H. IAMON,
~ ~ eotm4 ~ u. 3. Msrshsl,
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spirit Of the Meynfss Rrs.s,

The intsIIiseresT notes that q portion OF the
soldiery Of South Carolina are so tenacious o.
the traditions Of Estate Rights" that they refuse
10 leave the State; alleging tina, they were enlist
81 for her defence.
The EsPKLl'6GH argues that II Congress neg
lects TO pass eonfscaton act, II Will be simply
the exercise Of "false clemency."
James Redpath, "Geheral Agent Of Emf
grafton to.Hayti," pitches into Joseph f. VIII
Harrs (colafed), General Agent Of Emigration to
Central America, in the RsPTblieaa Of to-day.
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o QuARTkRNAsTRRe -
sSeo Rs:hesl l. oats AMI hAIks..
$50 fons Of fnms fIMorav
!nss ssrived AMI for sale q TAYLof,sW wharf.
A1sy "a "a Z. H6 SsNcfe' s Ss:spfE Scr. p. g.
Wseu' uem - - ,tothm. 0Siv
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REAUTlFUL TARLETON, TULLE. AND
~ LACE DRESSES.
FOR THE MAY BALLS AND PARTIEs.


Il, In ths stcSt Of Conrsnsd Gods from "a. large
81 me nohsst end most sessn. Dresses, sSisSSis
NAY FESTIVALS r44EP EVENING PAR
.s.. u sa.. city
fsl Patterns. And have eIsusits Trimmines 20
aoSSs 70 remain on .as only unr The Let 20 Of MAJ,
ST ''. .... ..sr COS.
re-: sS:s s !: % .a.n
sss,Iy e. n the choicest Psstss viii soos 30
~ g saf aas p. ave. s.s ssS and si sss Il.
1s fsES.sbbt q. 3 3,l g i.s
VII pffo "a $rs hsIsby invited ler k1srss
" %jk ,cSI! s ed :ss .Ss q
IsISs:s . wass Too fsS, s ~ .r &c
nd lie ssss.s a.s is: s inc
aS ~ en-. . p may Be ksd sS1os
g: .s ieI Isevns bids is nls.s ss ssA
1 il.... r., 6 e 81 s's s.s .. : A.
p. ,...,-., DREse GOODS.
A.. - y srsaf vsristes. IN styles and
ssLASS sltEsi 81 KICK kcK sILKslv.y eA..,
dsy. s'A' u sspsrio. GRADES VI Jag ops1sS TINS
q . ssif sss mn strsct. ~ "a ave.
|GoA Ii ALI
O. a5rivsd snd yalesdins several esssoss q
~ bee q. .r.as. {. Ia 3 8 Sis s.kE 3.
EQH sALk.gvo frs.-sl.ss BILLIARD Ia
5Les, n.Arols slabs. and every srrangenent
9Sr i5tsrSse ~ eaIiinE immsdlats.y q TIE Euro
ss nh ed
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NJ FRENCH MILLINERY,
NlkS. THOMAS, From New YORK, Room No.
Delsvan House, has inst arrived With go -
the latest styles and fashiors, to which abe
ysssectlnly Invites the attention Of the ladiss oi
washington. aP1IVs
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By WALL q BARNARD. Auotion.er..

~ VAIL BARNARD. Auot1oneera.
A DMINlSTRAT0R's SALE OF EXCEL
"A La funNiIuRE, SILvKR WARE, FRINcH
fLArH MIlRoRs, IRON sAYK, AND oTHIR h0usI
HOLD AND hiTeKHN FulrITuRr--0n TUESDAY
M0kNlNG, the eth May, comm ncipr al ter
O'CLOCK. vi sell the entire sots OF House No,
$50 fennsyvania avenue. near the National Hotel
Three sIlsLdid Silver Pitchers, cost $50
silver SAVERS, Castors SpooIs o, hives ana Salts
Sugers, and other Silver Ware,
fair French r ate Mirrors, 81 BY SIS,
xyo MAROON Covered Tete a-Tetes. two eofss,
walnut Etsfere.
Wa nut Marie top and other sidsbosrds,
marble top Centre and other Tables and Cover
rive s:esant Kept Curtstns, Fixtures. and Cor
One slsIant Mahogany Extension Table, Il feet,
k:fior, Arm and Dining Caairs,
Erenoh China, elsas Ware, and Table Cutlsry,
CnAhng And Meat Dishes,
pseestry. Brrssels. and othsr Carpets,
Bsdsteads. Curled Hair and shuck Nst,rass..
%1enosers a. bic TOP Bureaus,
mSLoEany Msrdr. bes, Cane seat Chalrs,
Iron sAte, Tiltos q MoFariatd's
Two kefrigerstor., n at r act, 6as Fixures
very suter. or Cooking stoNe,
with many Other articles rot necessary to suu
AIkA. HAY, Adnipistrstor
eP9 WALL q bAHhARD.
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THIRD WARP.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIOH
The following ticket VII ba supported hy the
Union men OF this Ward for re-elecfion on the rs
Mondsy in June next, viz:
For MayOT-SiCHkR WALLACE
For Alderman-JOSEPHF BROWN
For Common COuntil-TaOS LEWIS, ALEX,
X SHEPHERD, THOS. A. STEVENS
For Assessor-HEHRY Is. CURTIS
SD-eCSt
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FUTURE DAYS.
MARsHAL's SALES
s%ss. sAtryEEERRf cSE SAssf 6 hof Bone SE
Dosf' DIZZY so9Hps; ANp OTHER MER-

United Sta .es for Cha District OF Coium6m. NJ
.sli q pabe sse for oash At the foot OF sxth Of.
vharf, on the Pot m,e river, on MONDAY ths
5thday OF May NEXT, ~ oommencInr n II o,oloos
. m The oarso Of the schooner Monterey, !" con
bog OF Dry 6ood< and other Merchandise.
. Also, 81 the eaue time and place the craso of
the sehooner "Lookont," containing abopI 5 $50
q, Also, % the came time and place. the carrS OF
the schooner sarah Ann" snt1ln M kbout On
bushels Of Corn. WARN I.HGS NV
ap 50 eo&ds H. a Mar.hsi ~ ~
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= Nav E ssSoSss 35ss SdSStzsE ..ss.
kNasaESsleeEstks pEshE ,aaAfsNsPff kkk
GOODS, hosiery, GLOVES, 90.
~ l,o. large stock Of SILK CLOxKs. NAN.
tsntion Of the Ladies'. sAs
g. d w. MEYENBERe,
- Market Space, under Avenue aouse,)
eR - IS Between 1th and 9Th sts.
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CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
~ QusrteImasters' Checks and Vouchers,
$40 Treasury Notes,
URlted Stale, Bonds,
Bought and sold BY
RITTENHOUsE, FAINT & CO..
ap q Nv Banlera asa pa ,va,S.
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stand formerly occupied and carried on by the
ave JOIN bohieJ Or. 10 dsslrous of Informing the
ol,ss troysion Store Intending to kesp ali articies
suoa 80 MertennE and Meats Of Gil kltds-hopinr
giving full satisfaction to I'll who may give me- M
their custom. 49, "e
up q 2t' DAVID @. BOHLAyEp
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W Washingtoa papers please copy and cen
sals 70 INC WI Department. apr 30-St
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HALLS OLD STAND.

In this oity, is tho
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
373 Seventh street,
Jest opened q comp e.e line of Dressa 6oods
poI estes at last ears PTIoes.
Irish Linens very cheap.
Sun Umi re!a, and Psrssols, rom Auction.
A splendid Linen HsndkeI chief at I2II OTIS worth
q OTIS.
Cent? COlnred BoIdered Handkerchief at Is
OTIS wo- IN S71< c,s.
Be 4 Trhead GauhtIets. at IS OTIS. worth 50 cts
B.s quality Kid Finish Silk Glover. .. 80 ots.,
worth 87T OTIS.
Hoop Skirts At Factory prlcas.
LANSBUR6H H. BROTHER
O., $40 Seventh street.
Hoop Skirt Factory, 119 Liberty street New
York ao sn-Ivs
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sIsK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS II
ROsRgYAk.
Published sn eonfornsity sssA tbs rssosatso,
ofAs Senate Of July is, 1861.
4, ss~sssry Hs,,ss.l, ss~sae.., April Is

I'd Y. 8. InfantTy.....
9TH Maine voluh1eers.
9Th Massachusettsvol.
18th do DO.
22d do do.
stockton's Mich. Vol.1
4th Michigan Vol. go.
LIST Rhode Island Vol.
I'd do do.
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EGECUTOR'S sALE.-A valuable FARM,
- oont&ining about So acres and 10 perohes more
Or ieas ~ the District of Columbia. By virtue Of
ne ioxer vested In me a. executor of the ssf viii
Elli offer for sale, on the premises. on THuRs
DAY ,sth cay q May neIt, that beautiful and hand
some i0ceted fArm about N Rlles from s core
tovn, ID G. lying on the vest side OF the turnpife
tSsn iIsseins % kookyils and sdioining MI. G.
ncmuef On the south side and n. Lufborouf ri
$40 w U. Murtock, Esq on the east sioe
Ietms OF sale; One tlird cash. one third Az
Deferred payments 10 be secured by n dead a
0ult on the property.
AlSonyeysnctngs 81 the ex pense Of the purchaser,
WIN also be sold at the sane time the persorai
pfoeeIy, eopslstins Of horse, farming utenGis.
- 9t-l0.' JOHN DAVIDSON.
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By >. G. MoGuREA CO .r,,,o,..,

By J. G. Mo6 ukRE Il CO., Auctiopser,.
A UCTfON SALE OF CHOICE FLOWRRs
IN Bloom -;jn THURsDAY AfTER
Rooms, We shall cell
600 Of the beat kinds Of hardy prpetusl BIoonips
nnosee, knSwn In Europe or America. IN fan
Ssmslss, yaeoploas. Orange and Lsmo, Trees,
Ehododendrrm Nc q nolias, Verbepss
Seraplum Heiotrope Gin bling PIants
Shrubs, Dahlias. &c,
oriy. 'N''
From A. Jafdia, Florist, Conpecticut avenue.
AIS q. Moo CIRE CO. AHots
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By &c MCGUIRE CO., Auot,ou.er,

ExPESsivE SALE OF .gNIMPaoYEp
NOON; MAJ Isl, at O'clock, on the preuis.s. We
snali eel Lumber # Lots in square numbered
rcqrteenth street west and porth r and streets.
Also. az tne q me pisoe we shall sell the whole
square numbered one hundred aud 6fty and toni
north and u streets
Title perfect.
Terms One third cssh; the rema nder m six md
we've months, With interest, secured By deed OF
sl sd ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Apot..
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THE SCHOONER
SA X A Ii ANN
VIII b3 prepared tO take ffssht aud passengers
(sutJeot TO he sDpeSv sion of the Provost AP>-
Marshal Of the District Of COlumbia) AH
To
AQUA CREEK AND BACK,
TOMORROW. May LIST.
Start from foot Of 18th street Apply to
it, las n,E0NNER
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL The At
tentlon Of the pubic TO our advertisement in
the National Int gencsr Of sale by G. Nor
gan. Esq trustee, by decree of the Circuit Court,
OF Keel Estate, consisting of several improved
Lots ana squares yariOusy situated. As this sale
which will be At the auction rooms on Monday AT
ternoon, the 9TH instant, at O'Clock, will be Pc
remptory, rare Inducements are offered to tho Sc
wishing to invest In " a estate.
WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIonesrs,
ap 80 South corner Pa. av. and 9th st.
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RLANK FORMS FOR THE EMANCIPA-
~ TlON ACT I'VE have published and for sc 10
the proper Blank Form to be PLACED on record By
the cerk OF the Circuit urt, and also Tn form Aa
thorlzsd by tho Boa q OF Cor mssioners, with d.
rectlons IS to the manner Of fill nE them Per
sons pure chasing these wi II safe mnch trouble and
expense w, n. d o. MORRISON,
~ " " $40 Penn. avenue
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,i97th New York Vol -. S
} eeth do do. %. q
} i0lst do do. as
} I'D NewYork ARTILLERY 2
,I3d do Cavalry. q
) 18th do do. 3
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nRBSS MAKING Miss J.. G. ARTHUR
- Fashionable Dress Maker. respectfully in
forms the ladies' Of W ashin .tOa tha, she hsa
sth street, bstween and T. azd 10 prepared TO sx-
eeute al orders promptly and In the latest styles
terms old.
Wanted Immediately Young ladies TO learn
Dfess Making ap SLIM
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
TO THE PEOPLE CT TIE UNITED STATES.

\ the nontf. Of December, 1885 the undersigned for
the FIRST time offered for sale to the public DR. j
BoyEE DoDs IMPERIAL WIsE BTTERs, and IN this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction TO
many thousands Of persons who have tried them that
Is established article. The bodily and
mortal misery arising simply from neglect of small
complaints is surprising and is therefore utmost
importance that strict attention to the
tring bodily ament should be had; for diseases the
body must Invariably affect the mind The subscribers
now only ask trial of Dr.. J. BoNEE D0D'S IMPERI-
Al " me BITTERS from all who have used them
We challenge the world to produce their equal
These Bitters, for the of Weak Stomachs Gene
raj Debility, and for Purifying and Enrching the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy on
earth To DE assured OF this il is emily necessary
make the trial. The wine itself is of very superior
quality, being about onehr stronger than other wines
warming and invgorang the whole system, from the
head TO the feet As these Btters altera
tive in their character they strengthen and nvigorate
the whole system and give fine and healthy action
10 all its parts by equaziRg the circulation removing
distractions. and producing general warmth They
also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
Females, where Tonic is required siren gtheR and
brace he system. No lady who is subject assude
and fainness should be without them they reyiv
flying in their action.
These Biftsrs ieiH not caiy but p erenf Disease
and in this respect doby valuable the persons
no may them. For
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

tS1se. coll settles somewhere II tile i'utk AMI Oh
,lrgrf~ natural functions rsS,. II not relieved
l.ci n,H,n t!i.n,zl : sgoualifs organs, pro
iu-in5 general -er.,vati., suffering and disease
fii< cnsitI, "iii CO.. b. III" arrangements,
4,s s,-r, i'i~ asi T directly they restore the
f.tsss. arffn IT It's. ~nt with il the iunyaHs
l-.!ff, 4 a What = if- AMI 50 apparent ~
this tn, complaint * also true ia MANY
er t!i ,iet, tu a., sr5.tus -frners- The
pi,ry. f,is f,,t Caused y similar oliStrnc
i,,- and arrangements Il the h7fi.rai iuc'iols 81 iiie
+ a.. rf,v r, rl,.iy sl nIany Of leiu surely, eure
she Non wl'a l;iue tn virtues al siese
Pills all uglect to employ t-'n "lea suffering ifonl
.ii' Il. orders they
nts from eIias Ity-i-itns IN some II tho
irI -t cities. and tro. otlc. we'll known public per
Fls a f,i,car,lifg '.e.ei r 8. Lotss iij. !! ls5s.
u. Teur pills tia paragon Of all that l.
r.e-iiciis- Iiy iyc cured uy lttle daughter
Or uan s hatl- ait.i feet that hal prov 81
icurIe for years. Her ulthet hSs beesi ofig gricv-
our alI tel with iutcies 1nI lmf'es on her skin and
IN her hat. After clrii cured, she so tried
ysar iil!r, and tli-s have Cured h~r-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

= - y 1 - q : y l. =
-A 'sNIiE subscriber offers for sale "a
L splendid farm u I21 acres of frs.
800 . p quality land. Eighty acres are unds~
94S ! - very recent cultivation and the re-
GfSL& HSszA manning / acres is good timber On
O1H>aAs~->- the - acre lot Is q first-rate tavern
house, with good barn, &c. attached is situated
o. the principa. read csag from Madison and Prairie
d4 Che about midway between Highland Linden tim,
"insvile, and IS natural watering place. The tin
beg isgooi n convenient.
II purchase must 5c made by the first Of April
Term 2uc-h2f Cash. the balance TO suit the purchaser
Apo MARTIN NASH. Proprietor
January. e7th tS6 5r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09

FL ATaYe u-Pi fI.i iss --sleal AIS. hospital
tes *incc soa nad tiit,, hesitate
fi,S tha bcss ,a:ti tic pioy. Their regts-
titt- t'i1an the liver Is lui-l AMI decided euns,
qn#htN tses alut4ie remedy for arrangements
ut that ryan. Indeed. 7el.'l found ease If
ttit+s q aai..ta iit ,i readily Weld 10
l4eui- iIatsIi-l. yvu.7. Al.0&X1 BALI II. u
IH.s=e#s-4s - lie aa:siIte lT0slii.L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
Dyzeatery, pinr.i.ca. T,eIax, Worms.

f'9" mt E. cftt3t = C''c'y.
lou- Pills have lad . ialc iIil ia ms practice eud
hold them IA esteem 81 The best ai,cricus have
81 g found 1hc a.tcrIy, eiect upon the makes
tlit i eAeiiri, remedy eu given in small doses FOR
bteHts dyscttrr7 rat dUtIre..t Their sugiiI-cuang
ti.lles them yely crytatc an. fr tie use
u TaT4irn and chitcu