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Lateat from Mamnhia.

MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE shipments hence
North to-day were A. follows: Cotton 3 900 bales;
molasses, 5000 barrels and 5000 half barrels;
sugar, coo barrels There 10 much coming in
Yesterday the drst day the postoface was opened,
the citizens mailed one thousand letters, mostly
on business to Northern cities, and bought $500
worth Of postage stamps.
. There were upwards of one hundred applica-
nons for ofice lerkships, Including the entire
force employed under the Confederate rule.
Provost Marshal Gould administered the oath
OF allegiance yesterday TO 800 persons, Including
missoned etf1cers.
Beauregard's left wing extends to Hernando,
some seventy miles southeast OF Memphis.
1t is supposed that cotton burners are within
six miles Of Memphis
Last night there were reports Of turbulence
among the slaves in Crittenden and Mississippi
counties, Arkansas
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
a 4 A


FORTRESS MoNRoE, June 1s.-Eyerythinp is
quiet here, ana there 10 no news Of any Import.
ance transpiring. s- ... = = =.
The Elm City arrived this morning from w hite
House with $50 sick soldiers, who, with others
from here, will be sent to Baltimore o-rnorrovv
The White HOuse Point brought down thirty
OF the guerillas who made the assault in our rear
on Friday last, making ffty four In all that have
been captured. Some Of these men are farmers
Ia citizens clothing, and others belong TO the lst
virginia cavalry, and are partially Uniformed.
Six boys Were brought In yesterday by our cavalry.
who said that the rebel pickets on our left wing
had advanced, and they had accidentally strayed
over the lines. They are believed 10 lave been
spies, sleeping In the swamp during the day, and
spying around among our pickets at night
There 10 occasional diminishing going on along
the whole line Of the army Of the Potomac. ont
general engagement is not anticipated for some
DAYS. sg-s = = : ~ '9.f''
The sloop-of-war John Adams went to sea this
afternoon, with the senior class Of the u g. Naval
Academy on board. AHG7uF- = y -
The steamer Empire City sails for Port oval
tomorrow, with malls, stores, and passengers. 7
The weather this afternoon Is very warm, and
another storm 10 looked for. The roads are now
In pretty good condition. 8lg .-.. B b-l--l9 : !
Two suffers Were captured In the guerilla az
tack OF Friday last. One had nearly IS 200 in ~
3 msnsy, notes, and specie, and the other Is said
their regiments. They were coming North 10
buy goods. 80 =. "a -. - .g = y - = !
In skifmish on our left wing recently before
RICHMOND, our pfcfets were driven into their
tents Lieut. Palmer, adjutant general to Gen.
Slckles, was killed, as Was Lieut. Ward of the
I'd Excelsior regiment, and Lieut. Gold was
wounded In the foot, Easf- :
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXvIIth CONaREsS-ssssna s.,sis..

SEsATE.-After our report closed Yesterday
The consideration Of the Pacific Railroad bill
occupied the balance Of the day.
HOUSE After our report closed
Mr.. Walton reported from the Printing Com.
mittee resolution authorizing the Clerk to paw
Gales & Seaton the amount appropriated May 20
and rescindsd on 9th of June
Mr.: Conkling moved to lay II on the table; lost
yeas O., NAYS CO. - = '
The resolution was then put on it passage; and
the vote standing yeas 20, nays 20. the Speaker
voted In the negative, and the resolution was
rejected. -
The bill relating to claims for damages done
the property of loyal citizens by United States
troops, was taken up and discussed.
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The Gunboat Expedition to the Arkansas
Riyer-Capture OF a X ebeI steamer.

GUNBOAT ST Louis, White Hiue, Cnt-Of, Ark
June l B via Cairo 9-The erppd ton down the
river from Memphis has reached here without a
shot being fired. The tug Spitnre Captured the
rebel steamer Clara Dohson to-day In Bayou La
grew. She had 100 bales Of cotton aboard, and
is said to be worth S60,OO0. She has started for
Memphis with prize crew on board. The steam
ers Thirty hfth Paralel,n Judge Fletcher and
several Others, are In Indian Bay; also the iron
clad gunboat Arkansas, which lately ran down
from Memphis In an unfinished state, and which
Is expected 10 Cter US battle. The rebel gunboat
Van Dorm, which escaped our fleet at Memphis,
Is said to be up the ATkansas.
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MURIN6ER's PATENP BEEF TEA
solid concentrated extract of
REEE AMI VFQ ETsx


bEEE AND FEGETABLES
NoHNeIHOis Immediately into q nourls kius . rd
GENEROUS SOUP Hlrhly approved bJ a np16sr ~
9nsnt 9n..s.r rhy:iclans, who use 10 st the vxrious
wounded sold iers. VI eiSA lna
This admirable article condsnses ipto . oo,,..o,
IoIn al the substantial and nutrIt =
lAhge pplk OF meat and veIetables Tba Tes A .
nees Sith which II o1ssclves, when boifinS 49,
~ foetSo or, INTO TIoh ana palatable Rous or
sea HcleA would require hours OF preIarsfion'.S
coIolnE 70 the uenGt method, is an IIysnta,eT,
HAY rtu1slone OF life too o5vious 70 pead min.
y IlsEIJ nolrthlrE suslltlss, oOmhined vifb III.
eeHSeny renders u invaluable for fhe siof vhtis
IOI those IN heath u IL perfect eabsfitnss a.
nesA Eieat and Vegetables, It viii Keen sood IN
sy sLy IIIHsie. t ls peculiarly well sdspte5 foT
s.ss ~ .ssd aad sea, who can thus avoid thnse
s1clsshsel oepnynuons OF q c0mfortable ~ ssI IN
Shloh they are liable, 1891 "
For lnyIllds, whose 6pacloy. .,.ss,s. =. :. a..
be sStls 81 cd IN q moment -eF~~A-e e@n eHes
i.s % spoissmen ana excurs1onists, 20 whom both
- AID essJ PreRsrGtious Will re-
Fer al WHO would eoonouf.e tnrpe and trorhl.
~ atS dI lSGIGi o tAs truth THAI minutes are ts
=, ,STsSsEed only By the inventor, z, sALOMR
A. A. " ER, and for ISle BY our 40 . ASents
yuISS uISSESrnx IL BUSSlER Z Co. Nos los an9
LhV SCUM DeawATe avenue, philadelphla To
sdEya. nTm a. setileanous for the Beef Yea must Be
r. s;-The article is prepared in o.k.s NJ ,hon,
eSoaftor OF pounds each. and packed in an bor A
VI nvS enc tx pounds each. "A slnEle ca a. parteT
xoeIsS, w y WI make hve Pina Of excellent Beef Tea
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lie 15 cost
CITY OF CHAR kEsT9wN. MAssACaU.

SET1S.
Ihe " Water Commissioners of the City OF Charles
.own VIII receiye Froposas for making, delivering
and sylne on the line OF their distribution pipes
making proposals. fer the same, parties must m
o.ude the hJGIant Pite, the Bend, the Hyarant
frames, Covers, and q appurtensnces come ted
T. erevlth excepting the branches il main pipes
fhe5 2 ust slEO stsie the prlce at which d ey will
lay and connect the hTdr.nt p pes with the branch
es 10 the ID AIMS, apd perform all he WORK incident
70 placing the hydTsnts rfect order for use in
oledlng delivery and a trerchIng other dirginr.
FeTues mai Ing propose must accompany them
With designs OF the stre of hydrcnt tn 81 propose,
Ehese designs must be drawn TO scale IN det.il SO
as 70 admit OF their being readily Understood. The
total amount OF 4-Inoh Hydrnnt Pipe required 10
ga inoh, with suicispt szs of hydrsnt TO admit Of
removal of hydrant.
Proposals ill a o be received for about one haa-
dTed and stLls Sr0P COCkS, OF the foilowinf
szss-76 Of inoh, 66 of inch, "a of Q inch of 10
inch, OF l6 lnch, Of "a Ich.. The proposaIs for
stop Cocks, to include everr essential castng per
tanlnE 70 the same, and this delivery of all Cocks
or casting al sncn pla:es in Charlestown az the
Engineer may from time to time direct Deagps
OF the styles proposed for TO be presented st same
time q, bid: flags Of distribution Pipe, showing
posltlon. OF Hydrsntl and stop Cockl oan be seen
a. the ofhos Of the Engineer or Water COmma-
sioIers: Al designs must be sent 70 she Engineer
ressrvs n, right to socePt or reject any of the pro-
for Water Commissioners.
sEEPp%WEAJNsR0 Ep%EA Js0 ItAWRENCE, Chairman.
Chief Engineer w. w. lie Is-lOt
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TEE PAMuNKEY RIvER-A correspondent Of

TIE PAMuNKEY RIvRR-A correspondent OF
the Baltimore American writes from the White
House, Va June IL:
York river ends at w est Point To the ri gbt
OF West Point the MataponeY, an insignificant
stream, runs in To the left the Pamunkey river
becomes the real continuance of the York river
and up this the beats run 70 White House, the
nearest point to Richmond which can be reached
on this side by water navigation. The Pamun-
key Is remark3b able for its narrowne.s, deepness,
a nd tortuousness. From West Point to White
House overland is fourteen miles; by the river IL
Is forty five. 30 extremely crooked Is the stream
that vessels going in opposite directions appear
TO be going the same way
The farms along the river nearly all appear to
be under cultivation, the crops looking well, and
the quiet and peace which surround the dwell
ings give no sign Of their proximity to the great
battlefield Of the continent The leniency and
kindness with which these people are treated do
not seem TO affect their feelings towards the Gov
eminent They claim guards for their dwellings
and demand to be let alone, but are not willing
TO let Others alone. Upon the right bank Of the
river, where we have few or no troops, IL would
be dangerous for Unionist to go, unless well
armed, and even then he would run the chance Of
being sho: by some concealed guerilla.
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The Ssndts Of the. United States of xmsrica
a. tke Court of Inysachgssnts, s,tttn.p on
the eass Of West II. HKmpkyszs, Judge OF
ths District Couyt of the Dnifea States for
the several Districts of tAs State Of Ten
MONDAY, JUNE Q, 1852 g7s
OnDzRKD, That tins nigh Coar. of Impsaoh-
ment stand. ADJ burned ti,I the 26th day Of Jane,
sald West !. Humphreys has failed to make lis
appsa snos 20 saswer the sad articles Of m ,eaen-
thai for his lpssraloe on that dxv bs
made y sabl;shirg tins order in the Ns tiona IN
stsr. newspepers printed In the CITY Of Wsshins
son Ior tsn dsys, sucoesslysiy, bsfors said
mtn az oi yanes ins ant ana q oin ths Aa.hvl b
u ne sfete O Teansssses9 - east ave several daYs
Attest; J. w. EORNEY,
leu-lW Secretary Of tAe Senate,
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PROPOSALS FOR MULES.

DEPoT QvARrKRMlsrHR's orr,c,.
Corn" Of lsth asd G streets, WasiissIon.
sE.LKD PRoposLLs viii be received a d. Sso.
abps sss TSssy 1g5s is = L ococL iarn
Mules, 70 conform 70 the following
sPEcIFICATIONs.
AL 10 pc ~ io1rteen hands and over IN he,eht.
nips ~ 10 DC over tS three and under (sD
oNI sIxTH 20 be over C9 two and under %, year,
AL TO be sound ssrviossble Mules for drsurh,
PROPOSALS.,
The fCl name and Pcs! oiSs address Of the bid
uS bad ~ made IN the name of q arm ths mama.
.dsTsd q. the iOdvdSs Oposs OF Of he psr1er % S1e
r5GsSss .d G% o.ts s,.Sy: sa.. @ %
P.py each prsposinon -0' must A0OOm-
RGTSSSsIEk STsl BE- sasrs';sd 70 Colonel q.
& in:ton, ID D: z. .nd should be pisrny married afro-
The .b,ii,, q sfS!bsRAlNIEE "a t,lSIlE Z 81 ,.
should IL be awarded 20 him, n ust be rusrspt1e3
s 2, BE persons whose signatures must
.b dne FmssP%Sn,isili,y re- POE e the guar.ntor, must bs
triet alto -ney.
Bidder. mas. Be present in person vhsn the brd.
Bonds, IN the sum of twenty thoussnd dolars,
tos viii be ursd Of The So 81 Sis
slgnins the contrso'. -
rs tuo Oohu must SECONDARY the contract M
VII Oo onecesstTy fl bidders to have their bords-
men WIZ them. 70 have bonds signed in kntloI-
tatOh ana resdJ 20 be proc 3oed when the oontrsof
Is Htned. Banks for bondE can be procured mon
sPphsation being made st this Oios either person-
eIy' Dy letter, or by telegraph.
torr7 cf CTn1Fnstu
"e,- OF the Ocunty of -, and Stats of
=, GnG =. Of the ccaGty of -, and STATE
2! -, 90 merely gU-r.l tee that - IL able 10
lalAl co1tTac! IN accordance with me teTms on
eccepsel, hs " d, a. once enter into Contract IN
tGeo dance herewith. Should the contract be
aWa-ded HIN No aie ETsFsse1 to become bis secu
70 thls gSsrantas must BE appended the oaefaI
O2ttGcAtcs EGCEo E.S1tl01CG)
ISS|ECTION, DELIVERY,
Al mt'eS COZ acted for u ldeT this ADVERTISE
hent " IA ee sut1 Scted 70 NlIE d inspection, au1
taGse L9t oOLISaihlns - the SHeoIlcat onS will b8
I ne males mus: all NJ delivered IN TIM, oity
irg the contract.
Ps'msnE TO bs Tra3s upon the con patton of esoh
cI;l sct. oT So EOou there's ter tie DeSOi QusT-
terHastsr shall bs "a fuaIs.
Ans 'LiO.r itC - , &c bII. CT non conrormAsne
vim we te ms ct Las overt Ieneui, VIII etsurs
TIE seIeJt o. OF the Prcposa.
gre c Hut teE WILL t@ rded in lots Cf(5 o. i've
fuLl cd ecclp GGteEs 'Eo Depot QUarterusster
Iey deem y Fr tbs mt ssl cf The GaverT rnent TO
Ssry ans nanU-r.
=, The. I.eFo; Gu. tsra.ssi:r csesrves to himself
Csamad tco high D. ri RICEEE
ja 70 - u COonsl Gnd D Dsp5I q QGsr:snBss'sr. %
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PAR BROS GRAND CLOTHING DEPOT,
~ co ner Is and 9TH streets, is now the place
Ehere all men go to buy their outhts of Sinner
CIoshing ara thsre ere good reasons why eserJ
or than snJ other similar mont in II Is CITY
secondly. our garments cannot be surpassed, ia
style making or trimming, they are eS pal to the
best merchant taiiors' work. And thirdly, We are
Always careful 10 recommending our goods st what
they really are, hence no DIGESTION
We respectfully solIoIt citixens, strangers and
discharged soldiers to come TO BAR RRO'S
corner of 7th and sts. to buy every
article of Clothing they need. 10 NJ Sms
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Interesting from Manassas

MANASSAS, June Is The rebel mail carrier
Granville W Kelly, who was captured day be-
fore yesterday, proves to be man of considerable
importance. He is the owner OF large fonl
mil, cloth factory and plantation near Culpeper
and since the rebellion has been constantly a
work for the rebel Confederacy. He says the
rebel Government is largely indebted to him
and the so 003 In Confederate bonds found upor
bis person Were taken In part payment Of the
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More rroop. Called For

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The Ledger has on
Its bulletin board this morning an announcement
that the Secretary of War has again called on
the Governors Of the States 10 know how MANY
men they can at once supply to reinforce the
army. Tnis II believed to be In consequences of
Shenandoah Valley
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IL The receipts Of the American Colonization
Society for the month Of May were S21 SIS "A, as
follows Legscies 81 900; from the u. s. Govern
ment, SO e65; donations, S2ls 81; miscellaneous,
S35s ~; and from the repository, 50. .g.--
Crops IN MARYLkNp.-The prospect for good
crops in Maryland is very favorable, although In
some sections there are complaints that the wheat
II affected by the Ay and rust and the corn by the
cut-worm.
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Capture OF Three Guerilla Leaders an,
Eleven other Prisoners,

MOUNT JACKSON, June l7-Lieut Col Harris
commanding in Cheat Mountain district, has cap
tured three guerilla leaders - Benz. HAYWOOD
wan Coales and Alexander GOf-besides taking
eleven other prisoners, killing three, and wound.
Ing five OF the enemy. Arms and ammunition
We're also taken.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

CF7ICE SUIT PUBLIC P3INTIxG.
WfsHI- ron, Jure i6, N6!
SEALED Proposals TO be .udors,d "PRoros AIS
FOz COAL Will be Tecsived by the q: dsrsigned
until 4 U -:SOAY, the LIST dag of Jnly, le62 al ~
4'oioek, for the deiTerI Of three hundred tons OF
mlre," suitable for burling In tbs furpsoD of :
steam engine, to BE- felyared in the yard Of the
SoveTnTent PrlntInE vlIice. free ofexpeDBs. One
hundred tons must he deli yered prevlou TO thu Ist
of September, sLd tae entire quantity previous TO
me lst OF fsOyenoer, R6I-pS1ment to be made
Then the Wnole ahtli have bosn delivered,
JNU. ID DEFREES,
lc I5- 6O6s SupArintf nCast
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BA1cHELoR's HAIR DYE

IB5 Ot5I " ING WCTTu.
William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dy,
produces color not to be dating uished from ma.
ture-wansnted not TO injure the Hair In thssleas
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Rsd or Rssty Hal,
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggiss, &c. .
III The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELoR, On tks Jow sidss Of sqek boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay St, Esv York,
mN-ly (Late 233 Broadway and is Bond st.)
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Lyos's MAGNETIC Ixsxcr PowDxa,

LYoss MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 ysau and grows In favor. 1t kin
and exterminates Roaches, Bed Bugs, Ants
Flsss, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture
Garden insecss, &c. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of e Lyon, and IS not Pofso.ons 10 psrson
or donzsssts sssnals, Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations. @ e.
81 Lyon's Powder kills all insects in trice,
Lyen,s PiIls are death to rats and mics.
Bold eyerywhefe. ID. q. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 2o2 broadway, New York. !
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Overland Rmiayatiau.

OMAHA, N. T., June l6.-The overland emf.
grant escort sent by the Government Ieft this
morning for the West. The emigration is larger
the river at this point alone -
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R-A quarrel hetween two Connecticut papers,
the Winsfed Herald and Litehheld inquirer, has
terminated in q lawsuit between the editors.
Clark, Of the Herald, claims $1,000 damages a
Humphrey, Of the Inquiref.
U-At 81 Johns N 3, two men fned 80 Tor
nshfng on the sabbath, and refusing to pay,
DE q settlement Of descendants from the old Con-
bectieut stock.
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Arrival Of the Steamer G,asssw

NKw YORK, June 10 The steamer Glasgow
has arrived from Liverpool
The steamer Columbia, from Hamburg for
Nassau, with arms and ammunition for the reb.
els, had put into PlYmouth-the crew having
mutinled. The authorities Were Investigating
the case.
Other news by this arrival is Anticipated.
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TO BIZ GOOD
OLD FACES MADETO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL,

You may obtain q hand
some complexion, exempt
rom Pimplee, Blotches,
TO-, By using
DR.. TUMBLETY'S
BANiSHER.
Price, Sl per bottle.
sent by Inail or express
Ufhee-No. II Wash
nston Building, Pennsyl-
g4nls nvenue, corner Of
Seventh street, WANING
TON, ~. q. e14
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A New Counterfeit.

TROT, ". Y, June Is.-Counterfsit notes ON the
Manufacturers' Bank Of this city, Of the denom-
ination Of S5, are In circulation The vipnette in
worked little darker than the genuine
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Bn2xE's PLANTATION Blrrras.

Itinvigofates, strengthens and purifes the sys.
ten, h perfect appetizer, and the most agree.
able and efec tusi tonic in the world It IN com.
pose1 Of the ceIebrated Calissya Bark, Roets
Herb ana pure % croix Rumi particularly
Wsaknns, and IL juss the thing for fhe changes
Of seasons. EnN-s .uAT a trr =
eslA bv an Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and So.
loons- - a -4i ssP. b. DRAxH q Co.,
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,s oFFICE.
II Co'nsY Of t8fh azd sts,,
WsRhiDEron n IuDa ITfh

II .COnsr fish azd 8 sts.,
washington, ID. G., June l7th, 1852
until Frds, the 2,th dsy of June, T6: at IL ociocE
81 4. d b.po ss 4
sel,s feet Il q iaohJ common Cuttings.
6s SO :. 64Qh inchl
e e S. S. '9l' b g. 1s fss. feet llSns, lsns,
1896 5 B, s, i2 ;eet long,
fssss Is s''S'liDs' III Il t:ss tsss IS1. IsR.
ass %" b. Z. II feet long
All the lumber to be delivered within twenty
The lumber to b. insp soted BY "a Inspector sp-
pointed on the part OF the Government.
ps1meIH. 81 .s 70 6e msd: upon the satisfactory com-
PToPoiss gust bs plainly marked Proposal,
,rhe, sbiilty of the bidder to fill the oon.rsct
should 1t be awarded to him. must be gusraoti d
by two rsponsible persons, whose gnal es musi
The IoEpoDslbIlIty of the gusrsntors nust be
shown By the efioIs certificate of the erk of the
Ts..est District Court or Of the United STATES
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
ere opened, o their proposals viii not be oonsid-
Bones in the sum of five thoussnd dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of HIS qua autors III
he REQUIRED o, the successful bidder upon signing
Ths Iitht 70 reje:t cny or all bids that may be
deem sd too high 10 reserved By the Depot Quer-
InfoI maj proposals Will be rejected.
tcrm OF Guarantee
We,-I1, ot the Gounty OF = and Stats Of
Of do hereby guarantees that IS abls to
tglhl tRe c?ntra;t IN sooordsnce With the terms o
acoepted, he will IT oGce snter into q Contract n
socordsaoe herewith.
SLOald the cOntrs ct be awarded him We are pre-
psred 10 becone his s.cnr tier.
ITO mis- guirantss mast be appended the ce: tiff
EDWARD HARTZ,
le II u Captain aGd Z o, NJ, II, y A.
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CHEeARAY INsTIrprR,

. :. 1897 and 1879 Ssr1cs e. PbssSs IA LIES 1
o. ne reg ulaf coarse OF instruction embraces the
EsEnsn and French LANGUAGES and LIterature
sltete thorough English and French educat:on.
fIonoa 10 sne Language of the family. and is cor.
sss.!y spokep N The Insttuse 1t is the obisot 81
peIuoular attention, add Is taught from the rndir
mens 70 the highest oourse Of litsrniire And o. M
foeiuonr The soholastc ye1r Commences SepteTnt
pc: tstn and CLOSES July lst, Cirouiars &c cSn
oe o,nfslned NED from MaasIne JHERpILLY, frins
eIeai oI Chssarsy institute, % . N s9-em
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o Rf lAks
OF STATE,

II kEEAA HMEKtT u OE va IEt
~ WAsEINsfoH, January IS, 1es7.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on businen on Saturdays
cosmensing vita Saturday, the fni Of lexI
month. ...
ian N-G WILLIAM 81. SEWARD.
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OfouALlfiEs TEhT CAN BE RELIEF
: CLOTHS, cAssImEMREs m8ME
one price only, marked N. PLAIN ffa1es f'
,.,..x t -.... PERRY a RRO.
-goIf ot Pa. avenue and Nirth ~
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Arrival Of Cotton, Sugar, etc., from New
Orleans

BOSTON, June 19.-The ship E. w Farley has
fosin, ETC., from New Orleans.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

Wan DRPARrnxNf, ]
0fsss HShtssy Ssputntssdssf Railroads US.
~ WasAtsgtoa, April 16, 1862
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 70 Manaaas until furthsr notice
d. G. McCALLUM,
sp 1s-d n. ID. and sup't Railroads, U. g.
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CITY OF CHARLEsToWN, MassACgU

pSoiosats WI bs rsoslysa By ths Water
ans sofa, for laying in said oity AMI on The line o5
RSlr ffSS y "a pif;sI 95ks. about I milss OF CAST
0 sas SSss sSs e ss
~ san ns onioe Of tne Engineer on Wafer CoMuis
cnnts. onaIiest0wn Copies ofasscikoahons ana
nsrtes desiTng 20 nske bids for tho work on their
uu.n,ng alsiloafioa for the same TO the Water
oem4lsslonefs, Ronds with suret,es vii be re.
Ss.ea lr9D PARTIES coItrsafiny. the Gomnis-
.sSlSrs se the rtSht 30 sooepk that proposai,
nlss soreote p the interests Of the eity, or %
ries fos - " wRssSss:s,. ss :,o%!s Cd: 3D.. d. S'
? X q, s!EepWssRg LAWRENCE Chairman,
okisi Ensilssi Q. WV. j.p,o.
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Pfxxrxs Axp HxAfE CHANCE may always be
had for exchange as the Star once counter. 4
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r DIX: JOHNSTON,

I'D A L MORE
LOCK SPITAL,
Ras discocersdtis most Csrtai,, SPEEDY aad ox,.
EFeetEal Remedy IN tks RorI.
foh ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIClcy pRRvRNT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR No cpsPGF
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