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The Shasta courier., 1862-03-01

A BITTER Cur General Simon B. Buck
ner was formerly Colonel of the Eighteenth
Odd Battalion, National Guard, of Chicago,
Illinois. and used to ride through the streets
at the head of his command, the popular
favorite of the populace and of fortune. A
year ago he transferred his property to avoid
the danger of future confscation. and delib-
erately went over to the side of treason He
now goes back to march the same streets a
detested ond disgraced traitor. and prison
er in the hands of the very men at whose
head he used to march as commander, but
who are now bis conauerors ard cartors.-
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-01

PusruLEs ~ SMALL Pox.-If you are ever
afflicted with small pox, reader, and the pus-
tules begin to appear, annoint them with
sweet oil and lime water. as these are pre-
pared for burns and water scalds, and the
irritation will be allayed, and the discolora-
ton of the skin and the pitting of the flesh
will be greatly lessened. If you have no
present need of this receipt, cut it out and
paste it in your scrap book. 1t is valuable,
and although you may never need it your
self. some Of your neighhors may.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-01
THE
SHASTA COURIER.

Publication Office in Tomlinson Dulus nun, tarao &
room, up stairs. three doors above "s'-'
Co.'S Express Office
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-01
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
Officers of shasta Encampmcnt. No. IL,
q. q. II.

,... John ). Pollansbee. c. p: Samuel Isaacs.
c7 IL p: W. H. Angel. <. W; IL. {. Street,
M Scribe Chas. Lciisch, Treas; W. u. West,
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7HEELER & WIIs0NsESHASTA COURIER.

l ~ Z. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
tf the cHAsrA COURIER in San Francisco with pow
srs to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same
+ oFFiCE-l7l4 Washington street, opposite Ma
/ guiress Opera House.
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DIRECIOR1 I

(GuJ IN L h1ltA| ~ = -
fo,Inty Omcers.
No., L,J,e-Wiam P. Dainserheia' oi
Shasta. ,.,,
I"."c;a,s Ius,;ees m. :. k,l rle joel SUNNY
C,unfy Treasmer-Felix Tracy.
Recorder-J. Il. Durick
Cerk-John Anderson
.Sherif-John 5. Follansbee-
Under .ShcriT-In. H. Angeii'
Tar C,iiector-A. Skillman.
-, r., cofrector-Ben. ID. Anderson
4ssessor-Caleb Watkins
Public observation-disclosures puh".
S,,rreyor-A. &. Quait.
D;,,r;et Auoraey-W. l.. Knox.
- pdI;r L,sfructioa-G. X. Godfrey
Paa,d Of Superrisors.-lst District, SAM.
cooner. ID District, J. W. Romer 'd pis'rio'' a.
J. Reid. om,o.s
,Szas,a Observation-Disclosures y, Susn D,'sr, anJ
Geo. S Kittridse Constapies-' "
R.s,,eI Grick oaaship--Justices- T. pic'>'nso"
s,J Wm. Hopping Constablc-"m m. Das AZ '1 prols
a''1 W clseE Taeaship-Justices-'i II. broohs ss
and George Corson. constabies--oi's 'A'
and A. Engic- II. y Hastings
Lockkart Toicnship.-Justices-i' -
and c. H. Stevens = N rL and G.
S;srrc Observation-Disclosures :: FRANK anu y D
W Adams. Constahles-lsaac ohous' "nN
Donaldson. Ioc, Sunny.
pr Rirer To,rnskip.-Jusuce' ~, II ,ro.t
S.oar .Loaf To,rnship.-Jusiiee-" "a
WV. Cons.able--D. Cornus.
Times of Holding Cour's'
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Sanana Mondays of March, June ana
November .,~,, FIRST Mon
s,skryor-Third Monday Of January his' Syn
day Of Nav. and third Monday OF sep'enpe.. and
T,,x,TySeeond Mondays in April -Aus"'' '''N
Dccembcr.
shasta County Courts.
u.,s :, tho frat Mondays of March, July anu
November. ..,ai,;rr TO the
Cont Of sessions shall be erst disposed oil,
,hat tho business of the County Court sha t.oo"''
rourt in such order as the Judge may cs'erlne
Rn,nn az SrpErvIsoRs-Meets lst Moncass IL
Nav aurust November and February
The Law of Newspapers.
s,hscr;hers who do not give express notice 70
,he contrary. are considered a. slsnhs 10 eoH'A""
their subscription. .., discontinued,
publishers may continue - e
If subscribers neglect or refuse to taSs 'he.l
n,ners from the Office place to when i,iey "ie
sent. thew are held respessble unui 'hes s'''-N
bill and give po:;cs 20 discontinue 'asis ;,t,,.
II Subscribers more TO other places without
,,rorm;nr the publisher, and the paper Is s,I' "
10 forner direction they are held reSpohs'"ie-~
Notice should always he given OF remoTai'
5. The courts have decided ,hs. refusing
paper or periodical from the once, " .;s,as
and leaving it uneaed for. i prima tacia e'iuenee
of intentional fraud. ..c1s,
w postnastcrs would ohsige. bya strict tuinli-
sucnt of the regulations requiring them TO no',is
publishers once in three mouths, oil papers no' Ia
ken from their office by subscribers
~ I-rder the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which 'Hey are
published.
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BILL HEADS.

vxyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY sC'
w pcrior article of Bill Paper Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give us a call. we
print cheap, for Cash
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TIE UMoNIsx OF Nfw ORLRkNss-The fol-
lowing copy Of a letter from o merchant Of New
Orleans TO a business friend In New YofH, gives,
In its few lines, better Idea Of the past suffer.
ings, the prsseut uncertainties, and the hopes for
the future Of the mefchants OF New Orleans than
add that the writer himself ID large STAKEHOLDER:
.NKw ORLRANs, May rs, 1e62 -Gsssisptsn -
We have now passed crisis In political Affairs
In this city. Most Of the true Unionists and pat
riots have been Wet ms, have suffered in property
and business, and still more In feeling, under the
most yindictlve persecution. Our city 10 desti-
tnte ofeyery thing IT Is useless TO expect any
thing fiks safe business, or personal safety, In
any part Of the slave States, unless the whole
country Do heid by military occupancy and mill
taxy power! One third Of cur population must
be expelled from the country and their places sup
piled by Northern colonists. IL will take years
to subdue the proud despos and overthrow hnal-
soIutely wherever slavery eIisn. ...--
have lived here forty years. I know almost
every one, and something Of everything that is
going on. | think there will be a fine opening
for commefce here. New Orleans will inevitably
become greater center Of business In future tn IN
hsretofore,s = y y My property is lying idle.
am making nothing by my business, and am
losing the revenue Of ordinary times, .
Our currency Il useless for all business purposes
We hope General Butler will compel our banks
10 resume specie payment soon, and scatter the
Confederate trash to the winds.
repeat, there must be strict military occupan-
cy Of this whole country for years; the popula-
before peace and safety can be established In any
part Of this country. The old pirates and buc.
cancers have only been driven ashore from the
gulf by steam power on the sea They have vast
ly multiplied In numbers and Increased In viii
lainy by the change.
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DrThe Transcript Informs us that at a public
meeting In Haverhill " the speakers, with one ex
ception, endorsed the Governors course, and
every sPprsving reference to firing on the en-
emyh magazine wasappfauded to the eohoI,
The fsst petition for the dissolution ever pre-.
sented to Coagress was from Haverhill. .-Bosfox
Post ---.--.- 80 ~
II California Joe,n OF Bsrdan,s sharp
shooters, 10 In Rochester, New Yorf, called ss q
witness In the United States court He is the
individual whD took gun from the rebels, bu,
could NOT bring II IN, - he had nobody to 20 for
II. He had taken IL bY shooting all who went
near IL.
DrA New Orleans letter writer says that the
ladies of that city will not only turn up their
noses al the Union soldiers, ut will even "spii
and sersseh At them as they pass 4" Well, we
suppose the New Orleans ladies desire to prove
TO the gallant Federals that they are dslieioa,
SehJsseksrs.
u Gen. Harney IL living very quiet and re-
tired. here, having recently bought a fine house
In the addition, - aud comes into the city occa.
.ionaliy, attracting good deal Of attention by
tsry tfappings, his dress being pfsin suit OF
hf1ck-=Sf-toxis cor. PAiIa. Press.
A NKw TfTLH BoR "OLD Nick "-Oae Of the
speakers AZ the anniversary meeting of the pnita.
iian sunday School Society, last evening, In re.
cIisinA @ ) yeasr.on S bsva s S'S' 'F'es '''H Inc
IO John \. Carter, OF Springfield, M ass, was
stabbed on saturday night. As he fell, the asas.
sin looked at him, and dexciaimed-'My God! I'vt
made q mistake--lt's the wrong man." Mr.
Carter died on Sunday, leaving wife and three
children - a
III A German woman at w tested, CT, thinks
that "we in, this country don't know anything
about war YETI During the existence Of a wal
In Germany she was compelled to work In q
blacksmith's shop for three years, 80 scarce were
men. '..-..
IL The London Times informs the English
public that New Orleans was taken by General
Grant. who conveyed his troops in transport
across Lake Pontcharirain, and thus achieved an
easy victory. .--. as-.
10. We do not want 10 see the Union restored
a. Il was-Seiota Gazrrs, Apyi! "a
or course not. no aholiuohist does.-CAilli
eo.hs Ad1srtissr. ...
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The WAR In ARKANSAS.
The Rebels Driven Beyond the Little r. ed
ff. River

Sr. Louis, Mo. June 2.-Advices from Arkan
sas say that one rebel gunboat and several steam-
en are reported az Little Rock. The gunboat
shelied the rebel camp under the irpplenion that
ersi and scattering the whole garrison
The Union troops had driven the rebels Is miles
beyond the Little Red River
General Curtis cavalry have scattered the
them .' 'l-- - - ~
o Reports says that the mouth Of the Arkansas
river IL blockaded by Union vessels = : -
captain Frisbee, commanding detachment OF
toe 18th Illinois Infantry aud the LIST cav
airy, captured, ON the e9.h, near Neoshe, Mo. ,
two eoioneis, one Lieutenant, two iayhawiers, a
number OF guns and revelyers, afteen horses and
a large tain Of forage spd provisions.
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CONGR GRSSsIONAL.
KIIvIIth c0NGREsS-s.esna session.

SsNATR:-After our report closed Yesterday
Inc bill prescribing an additional oath for peti
ana grand jurors OF u. 9. Courts was discusset
for q short time, and laid over. Fl wE-01-7|
= The tax blu was taken up and considered.
HousE.-After our report closed :.
The bill, authorizing the appointment OF diplo
matic representatives. TO Haytf and LIberia wa
passed-yeas IS, nays 81 = : = : : -
Hon. +. F. Lowe, representative elect, from
California, was sworn In, and took his seat
MI. +. Blair reported back with some amend
ments the bill to construct ship canal from the
Mississippi to Lake Michigan; recommitted
Mr.. Blair introduced a bill authorizing th,
removal OF the New Orleans mint to st. Louis
referred.
Mf Wicflife offered the following resolution
which was adopted: ..s-' .. : -
Resolred, Che Senate coucurring) , That Con.
gress adjourn on Monday, 10th Of June
The House then resolved itself into Conrnittes
OF the w holei and took up the bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Interior In conjunction with
the Mayors OF Washington and Georgetown, e
locate and contract for the erection OF a peniten
uary, jail and house Of correction in the Dlstric
OF Columbia
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sEAT AEb PLUMP NUAszs As A MEDICINE yoR
Stck SoLDIRRs<-The shiloh correspondent on the
Chicago Times saye y =.
About the Only women we have here are nurses,
. elass who are very well In q hnmanitarfin q way
aud NOT mnch IN the line Of attraction. They seem
imbued, % general thing, with the idea that
there II nobody to look at Them and the custo-
mary attire is q faded calico loose gown s.rsIpbt
from top 20 bottom, Ignoring waste persouiryinf
the theory Of sAlr on lean bols. The wiidest
Imagination could not induce the divine admira-
hon. II they only kne ~ it--if they had the
slig ghtest Idea how much medicine 70 q sick man
there 10 In trim, neat dgure; how much relief
there 10 In bright, sun-llke colors,, where ali IN
dark and somore; how much unntiere bic ioy can
grow under sweet, womanly smile, they'd never
do IT,. i think hiss Dix made great mistake
when she prescribed gaunt femiles, over thifty
for the sick soldiers. just think one fresh
plump little woman, with the light Of Kindness
her eyes, and the consciousness IN her heart that
she loves and pities men because they are meu;
because tney are bold, and brave, and udfl nch
Ing In sicknesl OF health, beCauss Ia gef thsii
strong arms Stand between her and tbs xvhiTI
wind; becaose Of the inaumerable attrIbutes TIA,
endesr strength and hardihood to woman,s n
ture, a. naturally ~ the oak 20 the cling ytueon.
such woman be she maiden, wise or mstron will
do more good than ali the doctors and drugs in
the army disPenssry. Thefe are few such, spite
Of Miss Dix and the "aged thirty" decree, and
have seen then among the sick here and eIse-
where i have seen Tears roll down a soidief,s
brown cheek at the touch Of one Of those soft
hands upon his feverish forehead, and watched
his eyes following the hthe, round form ths uss-
long nsy, while health and strength stoIe upop
the gloom of his solitary rspining
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Frsm Gen, McCIeilaR's Army.

HEArouARrBRs OF GEN. MCCLELLAN, Monday
evening, o'clock.-Gen. Hooker made a recon-
noissanco to-day on the Williamsburg turnpike
to within four miles Of Richmond without meet
Ing the enemy In force. Their pickets kept In
sight. g but Ietre,ted on his apProach. Every one
our troops advance for an engagement. The fg ht
Of Saturday and Sunday seals the fate of that city
The rebels threw the main body Of their army,
with the hope Of crushing It, and they are defeated
after two days hard fighting. -
Among our wounded were Col. Hunt, Of the
ga New York. In the leg; Lieut.. Col. Parry, of
ris, OF the lOlst Pennsylvania In the leg and Col
Van Wyck, OF the 10th Legion, slightly wounded
In the leg.
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Hen. Nell 5 brown, Ex. x.Gevsrnsr Of Ten.
nsssee, ksnsuncss Secession.

--CoLuhsIA, Tenn, June IA large Union
meeting was held here to-day, There were fifteen
hundred present, and the deepest interest was an :
nlnltsd. Et-Goy. Neil Brown, In addsezsing the
meeting, said In bis judgement, the rehsIiion
was played out, and Tennssaaans ought now 20
be all for the Union. Tennessee was lost forever
70 the ConfedeFsey. Common sense showed the
meht, and tae longer the war was kent up the
worse II would be Tor the South Gov. Brown
has been promiaeat ressl and a member OF the
Coafederate Nttitary Beard Of Tennessee. Gov
yohnson made very powerful speech OF two
hoafS in which he said The government should
nof De given % tfaitors hut TO toyal men. His
speech was loudly spplauded = : = :. :
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The well known Banking arm OF Duncan,
sherman 4 Co, Of New York, haye made very
serious charge against ulan who was recensIy
in their employ n - elesf He II charged with
aaving embeIzled the large sum Of SO so be-
longiag 10 bis employers, between the lSf day of
Jann.ry iss0, and November 1851, The acensed
10 under arrest, swaiting examination. =
~ A municipal regulation Of the city OF New
Orlssns punishes with fnprisoament IN the csia.
hoose any wenan Of The town found In the streess
after nigbtf,lL, OF who may convetse from the
yindows Of their houses With persons ouclde
THIS IL doubtless the panishnent accorded b.
women who may tnsult our soldiers under "a.
recent proclansslen Of Geaersi Butler. > =
III on The 4th OF March, 1891, when Presi.
dent Lincoln was insugaratsd, the government
ve,seLs available for serxice were only fouf I'm
aunser, Carrying Is guns Our navy now con-
slsts Of 2o4 vessels fall sxes, carving 2S57
Esns, with an average tonnage Of 3Is JOiS tons.
Fhe number Of sesmsn now employed 10 - 600.
W 0ae OF cur exchanges says kentuciy has
oeen sold 70 the devil. All misfake. The devil.
eefnaps, paid Bfeckinridse 4 Co. fhsir pfice Tor
heetncky, bat they couldn't make titie. snd the
peras. 10 = i = - y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHKLoR's HAIR DYR!
TAs bsst an fAs Wo,if

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be disting ui,hed from Ra.
ture4varanted not To iniure the Hair In theleast;
remedies the III eaech Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusfy Rair
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
u The GeuuineisEigned WILLIAM. BATCH.
RLoR, on ths four sidss Of each box
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ms7-ly lLate a33 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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4 CnLGARAY INSTITUTES.
- FOR fOUSG IAnICa

1927 trd 1899 Sgraos 81. Fhliscs;ptls -
ha reg ulST cOpIss OF InstEuei.gn ErYErsr0s - q,
EcgIsh SnJ French LInsuasa5 suj Iit--eS.'r.
Laho II les uTej J, ALd eli Ihs l., E,aachss ygLI,b -
ttiIute CsotouEh English all sfsuo. stlaatt.
fIench - tie l8EgG5Ee Cf lhs family Az a. -,
ttsnny spoken m the RstItUte It a lae a., - -
pArtloular AIse2tIOA, al As tEuxAE frUp a.. .s,i
ments 70 the hiC hest coHTse VI !Iters.uFs 49, :
Fosiuon 4 no schOlhltio ear con manoes ~Frfe,- -
Der 18th and CLOSES July IsI, CIro.IlA lATs 90 -
be obtained from Madame pHERgiIi . -
opal OF ChrssT IasUtnte p, ~ c. =
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sa4 Casually ss whsslinr.

WHKBlIke, June 2-Dufing vioientand ter
Iinc storm O. one o,elock this meruine, the resi
oenee az !oshua Pillsbury WA strucf by light
nnhing, nh instantly killing two young ladies, Mia
10y 10y =. rins 1uyY and Miss Clara Goodwin. Th.
m..er vas % tre been married to the brother O
Mih Pilsonsy to-day, and only arrived on Sat
ntdsy from South Berwick, Maine The nous,
was lightly injured ss's .'sl'U 81. - -
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chaslssssn Threstensd.

.S9.LopIs, June ea.-Mobile papers Of the 26th,
found In Q rebel camp at Corinth, contsin a di.,
patch nom Charleston, stating that the Federal
meet had just passed two batteries on Stono river
ana were Within eight miies Of TIE city, where
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From CalifsYuia

SAN FRANcIsco, May 3l.-Arrived, the 3Ist,
steamer Golden Gate, from Panama. Sailed, 3lst,
steamer 0rfzsba. for Panama, carrying about 100
passengers and S6t0, 600 In treasure for New York
and $50, 900 for England. 80 =
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Tickets slo-Shsres in proportion.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO. are the sole and
only Managers Of the Delaware state LotterIes
III All orders for tickets OF parts Of ackets vii
9e promptly and faithfully hllsd, and the ofioial
aIA.rlneS, certified BY the state CommissiVners,
., The drawn numbers are also published in the
New York Herald. Address
JOHN A. MORRIS Co.
/ Managers, Wilmington,
ia A-lm Delaware.
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MURlNeER's PATENT BEEF TEA.
4 solld o1peentr.tad extrso: Of

BEEF AND VEGErABLES.
eminent Phy.icians, who use It st the VarioS. T
sndsd iof tne restoration to health of slok and
This admirable srticle copdensss into a com,aot
large bas of meat ana vs.ebss 'EGSsrsss Ss Ts.s OF
meas with WHOA u aissoives, when boiling vater
hours sSG sSY OF
sSI 20 tns Gsua method s an sdvsDtass
its hshy noUrisSsE ne oo f1xous e nssd utEinL
siSsSy ssS!. r1ndss. n i in'sbs the
Ind vim 'afes1tsss fssp aoe5 fR5 N
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Q, h9syalds whose espsO,O1s appetite can thu.
;,r or sporismen and exoursionists, to whom both
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For iii WHO would eooro omire tine and troub,..
and are m,1dfa the truth ths, aminatss are The
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south Deswsfo av.aus c9 HS: sSs and I'd
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P.s-The article is prepared in cakes of about
quarter of pounds each, and packed in tin boxes
pound viii mai i've S1nss % Of sIc.sSs s.s ss1F.sr Tss
IN lev minutes. N q I'm
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saa :nS asIsnsffs snssf
10 cents: Round trips from Pa. avenue. inoludin,
m@ '' TRos ffH ssHs sfnGKpoLp q s'Sts c,,,.in
q 9,sn anns TO- day very choices,
or retail as the very iN"e'' N'y oH0Tf I,,oss;
m sos Pa. avanus, between sth an /. 10Th st:..
N New Store.
R,TiJlSsa iJS M Pr INTs NE fine sualit, and f..t OolOr,,
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Bsfss knsisis in cloio. s:yIes, Il Il i Ia cent, cent
Mo1smblsue ues and Lavellas, ct l2a GEMS,
dtsy re SsSds Ss1 fos ssa1 sss,'ns dresses st
mas Ct sos Pa. sv, between st6 and nd nf 1atS as.
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cover covering BEDS, Plotures and Mirrors.
new supply opened 10 diIs FIksRRy
m a!-ss Pa. arsna, and Ninth stIest.
". ,. HosIERYH
homsry for ladies, gentlemen and cSidIsn TO o' be- S
ss9 e s5sass e e
''~ sfioss' eJ the dozen OF single pair.
m 3 sos f. avenue. between 81 % :ad lS.S s.:..
Mn BOOTS AND SHOES! .ene
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whleh were not damaEel bJ the are, at prioes r6.t
cannot fail to please. The stock oom,risrs eva1y
Article IN hIs. olsss Boot and Shoe Store Caii
:pi Fl !issr III 5. .ss { AZ
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N 1-M ------- z. coHEN.
EQR sALE.fvo frss-class ,BILLIA RID TA.
co,n5L. MArb Die slabs. aad every srrans sment
tnelr intsrest by calling immedmtely st the Enro
snr notei, sorner lith sireet and PennsyIvanIa
# ACE WRAPPINGs, AND SILK WR1P-
IriN9r, WA Blaet Lace Shaxls. = - = /
so,sJ lIsh Spring shAvls, 10 thin fabrics
Laaios real Parls KID @ DYES, al sixes and color
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@ GA LMass e. -
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60 n. s. 2sa Pc. avesas. bsts iisa sad issS sis.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
O1ses MtIsisry SsPsrists1dsaf Railro1is Us.
WasAiastoa, April IL, ls62.
No Passenger Train will be run from Washiny
ton 10 Manassas until further notice.
d. c. mcCALLUM,
ap is-d M. d. and sup't Railroads, U. 3.
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LYON. MAGNETIC Issse, pownx,

LYoN's MAGNETIC ISsRcT POWDER,
Tested for 10 yean and grows In favor Ii kills
and eIterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. AL genuine bears the Gig.
natuTe OF = Lyon, Gsdts aof poisosous to person,
oT doDas''ie asfpaa!s. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations. '..'..
Lyons Powder kills all insects in q trice.
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold eyerywhere. d. 9 BARNES,
MAY 1-eo3m 7e2 Broad way, New Yorh.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
o n FIG CIAkI

OHFICIAki
'nEPAR7MENT OF STATE,
~ wAsHInsTos, January IS, lSss.
The Secretary OF State win hereafter recrir-
Member OF Congress on bushes on saturday,
eosmeneins with Saturday, the frt OF IeII
month.
Jan T-u WILLIAM n SEWARD.
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WASHINGTON ARsKNAL Ma, "a 80
SEALED PkoPUSALS, 70 be endor.ed ..fTo-
poSdsJor CodI,' will l.e received by TIE mae,
slGneo nnul 10 q. IN, OF the 10th JuGe for thr e,
Livery ot eos tons best QaafltT Cumnori.li Cosl
run oI the mine suitable for burning no the .IT
naoe Of steam Engins ard R,soifmiths ne r,
be delivered and stored svAy Ia the t,osi gcrss
THIS ar enAi, ftee OF crp.Lss - the q VerI,,1t
one h'tt load must be de lveTod prsNio1s =. -,
10th Cf uly, tnd the reraIadar s,evlons ~ 80.
Sth OF SeRtember. ls62. -
PaJmsnt 10 be msie when tho whole fh.E L.y.
beeh oeisereu. Gku, o. kAMSAN,
1t Co. GOMIaeh5I-E
n u ebtiIa (EaH. Il Irtail
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CRrsIADoro,s E1cxIsIoR DYE
AID tks oaly Dys ~

For al who desFe TO have fhe color Of their hair
changed With safety, certainty, and rapldIty, to
any shade they niay require.
Manufactured by CHRTsfApoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers. ...t-
Price 81, slso, and 90 per boy, according to
sire. No. q.