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To GRocKRIKs, HorKLs. ANN DR.LKR.

p TO GkocKRIKs, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.
We wish to call your attention to our Colum-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory
We can save you from twenty-five to Fifty per
cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen TO twenty
i've per cent. on Chemical Soaps, on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant 10 superior to any sold in this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as washing soap, will go twice
as Tar as the common rosIn soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured of the
superiority Of our manufacture ali other man.
ufecturers, we respectfully solicit your orders,
and II, amer fair trial. IL is not as we represent
we VIII refund you the amount paid and take Ii
at the invoice. Fhe best references given a. to
reliehlIity. --.. DAwsoa & CO.,
- 5r. q 16i and 166 Water street, Z
je 2-eolm* Georgetown, d. G.
PENNIES AID SMALL CHANGE may always be
had for exchange nj the Star Office conntey 20
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TO AQUA CREEK
L AND PIHEY POINT.
'Ehs Potomac steamboat Company Will dispatch
q boat fr m tlu foot Of 7th street..
Washing O., eYeTy mornlnE, tS5n ExSkE=fS
csJ septsd, ass o'c!OoE. foT gu AsSrr<<<z.szs
e. eek. stopping a. ~ aTbuTys La1dIng, Returning
vll lesye hsa,a Creek every day, Sundays eI-
ae7 e1.l 80 ! O'Clock "a
n ccnnsctisa. = fright boat will run evsry dsy
For fIetgi-t end pssssSe epp!y on bosrd toe bOate
On SaJn -dsJs- the boat leaving st o'olock 10
the morning will srserd hsr Iip TO PIney PoIUi
and prime Isl IItsrrlecISts lsndlnEE, Returning
i,1v5 tlney PoILl D. eight O'Clock on Sunday eve
EilE.
Fsrs 70 sggiA CrasE. 81. Rcgad tri', IS.
FSre - Z aey Point, S.
the whSTV-s. Se IL I'M
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pFopos.Le FOR MEATS Tn. undo,r,n.

pRoPosALe FOR MEATS, The undorlsnss
e viii receive ssafed proposals until p OF
SATURDAY,, t5e ssh instant tor ,sappy,nt the
Washington AsTuu1, with al The Meats that may
be reSaiTsa a. Jhs ICstitsnOH for tae year ending
Bidders viii st,ts the pr.se per pound for fresh
ami salt beef, for pork, isRb, veal. shoulders,
mIddlIrEs. lama, aBd saukaEes. MAKING sepertte
biIs for She nesCs TesuiTsi for the pss ofthe IN
teTdaIL THs Taes,s esuired for the Uss OF the
Asy iHR 60 be free from bone
Il neats Ia he furnished ~ zach dWsS md IN
snoh qUsIttiss as may be required by ths Irtebd =
snt, snd, II not in sccnTdknce With oontItci, feS
LEONARD HARRAU9H,
w. n. n NEWMAN,
.OHN MoDEEifE,
je Il dt3 ComEIssioneTs WashlnEt Asfium
ipAR& BROS GRAND DCL0THINe DEPOT,
- oo'ner T. and 9TH streets, As Gov tie place
vhsTs al msn 20 20 bus their outSts OF SINNER
Clothing. apd there arc rood reasons whT every
one should 20 there 10 bny. Firstly, We sell cheap
e. the suy otnPT sim lar establishment IN tLls etJ.
SecoBdiy, our Elr;1sutJ cannot lie EnTpasseo, IN
ssyie mskInE OF trIls.lInE, !he! a-e eSa "a! 70 Ito
beat oi msrohant tu era N"TS. And tbtTdlJ, Te arc
alNGJs careful Ia recomh,eR~irg OuI EoOos Al Whst
lhey res9ly ers, hence no dtcessS0n,
We respectfully solIoIt nltlzeps. slfA1feTs en9
discharged soldiers TO come 20 BAs bkp'S
shmeat, corner Of 7tk and sss,, % bur every
article Of Clothing they neod. - - ar
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n. ID. HOOD
As Constastly receiving and az sivsys on hand.
full supply of all the most celebrated 80
WAECHES the are manufactured in Eng go
lAnd. switzerland add America, both in old S7<3
End silver oeses. be also keeps lnrfe stocE oi
limo JE WELkY of the most desirable styIes sef
Elth Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies and al cfhsr
Sems. de 40 aiso manufacturing al kinds of Solid
STANDARD Silver Wcre, and keeps Swords Re-os-
xefs, Srord Beits and Sashes. Bowie EpIycs
Eaxorn SCISSORS, Sold, Silver and Steel speots-
Kept II JeyeII Stcfs, and a.! at the SeTy loTcst
Price. No. S3e Pc. avenue, between 9th and i0fs
streets. fA Ik-h
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SEALED PROPOSALS are invlt:d until the
- 18th daJ Of July, 1852. for Supplying tSe d. =,
Sabs.stenoe nePartment with eO60 heads Of Beef
The Cattle to BE delivered at Washington, ID. c..
enc each snlma. 70 average 500 p0und Eroas. No
animal edmitted thstwelEhs q an ,OCO pound
gross. elfers, Stags. and Bulls. not wanted,
The hrst delivery of Cattle to be made on the lst
day OF August, OF as soOn the eater as the Govern
nens may direct 600 head of cattle per week viii
Dc required 70 be delivered under this contract
bond with good and sufficient security will
be reg uired. .1-H : : - . .'''- -
No bid viii bs entertained when put in by ocop.
ractors who have Presiously failed 70 comply with
bld. u - nae
=, The names of firms should be stated IN full win
the precise address OF eaoh memher Of the hTm.
frofosals from die Ioysl parties will not be CON
siasred aud An cath OF allegiance must aooompsry
- bids must be accompanied By two guarantees. 3.
, BIDS 70 ba directed to MAJuR A. BECKWIrH,
., Y. y. - ashtngton, ID. c., and endorsed
coroa 80. Form Of GHavanfss. =
We,-T-.of the county Of and State of
rIc, DO hereby guarantee that lis able to
InIhl contract IN accordance with the tor ms Of
MS proposlnon and that should his proposition be
sooordance Herewith. Should the eontTeet be
awarded t' HIM veare prepared to become his seen
&This guarantee must be appended to each bid ,
rhe les1onsibllity OF the Euarantors mu.t be
shown By tbs ofeial certfoste Of the Clerk of the
nearest nest District Court, or Of the UnNei states
0LetLloL httofucy. lie n
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ELItFBURNEa AoePlTAL. .

S0riCE.-On and after this data. yisiteTs v1l
fusscsJss saturdays and s1nd.ys7 oajy isnd sr
ka3se oaya only beipee-4 the hoarscf epdep m
0ns Ass, ssrsson, 8. j Z sIny n SSs1s.
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The Illinois Constitutional Eiection-The
Amendments Denying the Right Of suf
frase TO Negroes and Excladi eg them rom
the state AdoPtsd-The New Constitution
Rejected. ....'-. s's'- - i1'-'- :
CHICAGO, Ill, June 25.-Returna from all but
four counties have been received. The PROPOSE
tion denying to negroes the right of suffrage and
to hold office has been adopted by almost nine
tenths OF the vote, and the proposition to exclude
them from coming into the State 10 adopted by
nearly two thirds. These propositions conse-
quentlY form part Of the old constitution They
were voted on separately from the constitution
The new constitution will be rejected The
msJority against II thus far 10 about - OOO.
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ WALL 4 BARNARD, AuOtrop,er,.

BIZ WALL Il BARNARD, AIotIcncers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BCILptSG LOT
y ON THIS tsLATp-Cn THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, Sd JglI next, at s. CLOCK. hy virtue O. q
deed Oi trust. dsted 2e.h o'uba. 1879 and recorded
in Llber a. Iso. lq1. TOTO az. of tl5 land
records of Washington county ~. q IwIA e. !, at
puoIc aGet. IN flont OF the Premises, Lot Is IN
sUNd vision of SsUsTe as fronting % feet oth
street and running beok % feet tetuseR south y
and l. sre els TO q 10 foot hlls-.
yerDs: One third Cash; bslsnoe in s and ~
months, bearlh: interest and secured ty o deed oI
trust.
II ssid terms are n5t complied with within three
days after the 6iddirE C Of said poporty the tTus
tee reserves the 10 rsse the same Lt the T.ak
AID oost OF tbs dsfsgt nE Purchaser.
II. &. MOVES, Trustee.
je 2i-d Wall & BARNhR ID, Auots.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
O 1sts Military SsPe-t-tspftst RatiFsSds u.S.
FaSAinsfon, AFTiI Is, Ian. }
No Passenger Train will be run from " sshins
ton 70 Manassas until further notice.
ID. c. McCALLUM,
,pIs-d ND. and Supr Railroads, u. o.
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i'd wall: & & BHRNSlk Bit i5ossSSi B. hSSi..
BIZ o. INSURE 4 CD. Austo1,sss

Of the Cru Court o. ihe fifs,-fot OF G6iuibis.
pSssed on tbe fifth day Of June, aS2, IN oapss IN
Wh:oh Ute ;. reston aud ethsrs ~ con plsIGaIts
and Thomas Weloh is eefercs1t re urdhr.igned
OIL sci ft rSpc hSnO,sS e. :, he hshs' 5 sdt.r
pSs m gp0. s s the ois, Ess ., SSs Of
nEt =, fronting tw snty four fset on aG sachusets
avenue. bets een Foni TIA AID .FiltA streets vesT,
and ru2mrs ba,k T. twenty foot alley, together
vic me in'Proys;snents therein, ooIsistlg oI q
Terms OF Gals: urs-ihIrd ofths purch.re money
msnts in Elk ard twelve months from tie dsT of
saie; the deferred payments to hear iLtert at from
GOn1s Of the purchaser, with . surety CT spretiSs
to be approved ~ the Tr9stee:
tsTms rih1 siI days W Ate. Ss a,y Of
III. property Will be resold 3; his risk ana expense
All oonveysnoIng at the cost of the suIehaEer.
js42svsds &c McGUiRE & co. sEct..
ByGREEN a WILLIAMS, Auct'oneer..
u Nv virt1e of a dsoree cf tue Clrcait Conrt Of
the DISTINCT of Columbia chsncefy RitlnE, bear
Ing IN cate g Oh tho Sis: day OF .sy; a; l5c2. sDS
Ja1ss ]. Finley sId John Smith srs complsinart,,
snd MSEgaret Mooncy and others are deIendsIts,
s1all flor for sale at public auction, on MONDAY,
premises Al o'clock lot Of tround q numbered
iSs sS tsSS766 N hs s; o.
theTeOS, oonsistiIs Of two stoFy, b lex house,
This properly Is tGStAd cl The corner of 13h
stsest vet and south G. strest tie .ndb
Terms CT ssl-: One third cssh; the baslcs in 6,
y snd ls m9nths; the 7urchAser ElvIE hs notes for
OF SAID trustee, AID bearing interest from the Cay
OF a.
Title deed TO be retained until the whole Of the
Pprchase money Is tsd
AL coavSyanclng st the st oftte pcrcha-eT.
kSBUHE LLOYD, FrRs'ss.
-le 6-Stsv&ds 6SEEN &c WlbbiA US, hrots
By J. c. EoSUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.
TNRUSFEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED HEAL EETATs IL THz oITT OF WASH
INaToT.-Ey virtue ot deed OF trust recorded
amoiE tho land r-cordE of w athiaIton county. ID
o., IN LIbeJ A. Z, No. ~. at tJLo Isl CT seq,
shsll sell az Pubic auction, or 2ASCRDAy, "a b
caJ OF IulT. 1861, at the Office OF J. o. NoG GiTe
Co, huctioneeTs, 81 Eve O'Clock ,. m the follow
inE Hssl Ettats situate Ia the city ci Washing tcn
ID. c., thatfstr say
Lots Il, a, IS "a, and Is, ia .,uare No. Ss7.
Aisc ysIt of sot q, IN the sGbdi -isiOR OF Isets
Nos ~, IS, and " IN fsusre 81, EFOatIny on In
dams avenue. near the Ci.y Rail.
Yhe seyersl parcels tall IInrroTed) VIII be offered
separately.
The terms Of sale sre: One-foutth in cash; and
With interest from the dSy of sale; the deferred
EsJmeDts TO bs securcd tJ Dot7b Satisfactory &c
the rusEes, sn5 lier, bT deed OF ;rugt upor the
property for the frrcha.e Of which sCch notes shan
have been respectively given,
II tEose terms be net ooBHie3 with on tGigt dag
alter the es the trustee reserves the hight 20 re-
sell, urOD three dsJE notice, st The risk ana ex-
All cOnveysuol2s af the sTrtLsc Of the Purcha
50 J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
Je9ots J. q, MEG OR y IL CO, Aucts.
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d Y FIG EG

DEPAk1hENT OF STATE,
~ WA,HIEsrOF, January AZ, lses.
The seoret,ry Of ststs will hereafter rsosi~s
MembsEs OF Cea.res On business on sssur6arr,
commencing uith Saturday, ns ArEt Of ns1s
month.
ian H-E WILLIAM r. SEWAEp.
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A Il LHE gEez.OoOKINe STOVES, "a
n BlE usSkkkY. &c, y b Ssd si 80
rA,s MhHs5sih4vftss hH.ssi e, II
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p OrSIcs syr'r PustIc PRINTING,

-----WksRIEsIoN. lime I6, If8l{ F.
Yoa Coal, - WA. be received bJ the NJ dersifnsd
until IUsSlA 4, the lat day of July, ls62, at Il
beat qaality Camberlard Coal. .'ihe run Of me
nine, suitable st5r purnlng IN the furnace OF Q
Sovernment printlpx Ufioe, fIes Of az PeDss. One
hssdIed tons nnst he dsiyored preylOas TO tbs ist
the lst Of Noysmeer, hsl,-psymenf 70 be made
~ ~ JNO. ID. OEFREES,
lo le-eoSt supsrinfe No eat
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LET NO FALSE DELICLcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMNEDIATELY.
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CiTY OF CHkRLEsTOwN, MAssACHU
No. t-t# .s tSETFa, ~ y

No. '-s- .e"-' SETS =. =
SEALED PROPOSALS viii bs reoelyed tJ ths Water
CommIssionoTs OF the City of Char sstoun rntil
June 0th, for syn in said city anu on the line ol
IRON PIPES. Plans of the york can be seen
snd lnformst on concerning saId worl be obtained
st the offce OF the Engineer or Water Commis
kloners, Charlestown. Copies Of peolicatlOns ana
contrsot, and forms of FI0posais, viii be sent 20
parties desiring TO axe bids for the work on their
making application for the zane TO the Water
Csmmissloners, Cs Bonds with suTetles will be re
srired from parties cor acting. The Commits
sl9ners Bekve the night to accept that proposal,
which, under ali they shall consIdef
reject all proposals. offe ed.
For Watts Commissioners, 10 ea5..
G. u. STEVENSON,
-. Ghief Enrineer q w. w ;.tstn.
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NQk !sALE-.rwo frs;-class BILLIARD IA
\ BLkss n18fbie riebs. and every arrArfesBsssI
sompisss. Ifese desirlns the above vK rtldy
thelr interest by calling Immediate " q no Rpro
n. Sssr aotst, ee1sr iita siress sne Psnnl,i.sHls
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Pc n so 8

PKNsIKs AID SMALL CHANGE may always be
had for exchange al the Star Office counter . n
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TO BE GOOD LOOKING.

OLU r ACES NJ A ptl IO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.
Ycu may obtain o hand
some compilation, exempt
from PIN 7l6s, RlOtcaeEu
60 by OsICG
DR. EBM 8LETI'S
PIMPi,E
BSNISaEI
PTIos, 81 per bo'ta.
Sant nv matt or express
70 any SadTeas.
Imce-No II "cth
inCtnn building, PenaEy
wants STeGue, corner Of
Ss.entR street, wssHILg-
ton. y. q. Ial4 l.
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u DR, JOHNSTON,
ID bALTIM MORE
LOCH OSPITAB,
Hes eiSeors'ed the hne:E Certain, SPEEDY and c1lf
EfsctEGl RsDIsfy ~ fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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SPRINssAND SUMMER CLOTHING
sENTiEsiElSSH lSH AND BOYS.

We have IN store snd daily receiving .l the lstes,
ans most desirable stTies of ResdJ msds CIctaiLg
Oer present stQok offers 70 gent emen wishing a.
~ and price.
4, Our custom department is well supplied with All
vsst!nss, Which we max to order on very reason
'O' ,''4'SWIi VAL, STEPHEss a co.
je6-aw Intel x22 Pa rSsJ1sl
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< PERsO "a
YR HING ~
- = by ealing st Iron h Hal. Noi slsP n.
sssans, ISs Thers ths{ ylii ind every variety sed
III q sruhN.LtaE +. nom the hness Rosewood
W.rdrobss, Tables AID Chars t''e1T''
aisot Cottage FurnituIe, Extension Fables,
le ie-eozw -. BOTELkR q WILSON,
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DEpOr QrAarERMAsTER.s OppicE.

DEpof QrAaTERMAsTER's pFP,CE.
Washington, %. -, JbDe I'm. 1852
until Friday, the Ih day of June, g. at u O'oiOck
n, toI deiI,snns iP the CITY Of Ma;hirEton, a.
rect, ne fol5wInE named Pine LumHer:
sS9s9, g. g., f:ets! HE laGhs en- common Gu inss
q sc Jolst. by 6, IS feft long,
isssS is ss6 " -" $SSyySS,lss fss' ssf IonE II3ns,
S3.sit ;. scsntiI 6, br Z, l6fsefltnr,
s,ssS ,bs /" ,un,"- Esb5 Az lei long :,
ds,s after ,iEping the oontrsc.
The lumber TO bs inspected BY m Inspector ap-
ppis,sa aImn Tn to9 o eiT. 2. tSs GGye n9,9t
ple'ioa of the contract.
PTOpo,als rrust be plainly marked "Proposals
he, sbhlty of the BIDDER to FIJI tn. contr.ct,
shoaId II be awarded to him, mast be Eusraati
be appended to the sasr.ntse. Sc 10 o M ~
sne LosRoSs!eLlitJ Of the gssraptoIs must lie
nearest District Court or Of the United st,tes ie
BIDDER. must Bs present in pc son when the bid.
BonGs in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars. signed
he reg 1red Of the successful bidder Upon signing
deemed too high Ia reserved By the Depot Qusr-
inioi NAL proposals Will be rejected. ...
We, Of the o5unty Of :" and stat. Of
-, and -. of this county of - aud STAT
With the s%s sSs 9?
his prosotiuo Ar thst should hia proeositton re
seSSsssa ne Sll 81 3nee enter into contraet Ia
Should the contI act be AWARDED him we are pre-
fTS ms 's sSsrsnts. ts must bs appended the ess
,.,- - "'G- EDwARp & HARTz,
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RLaAACKK LACE MANTILLAs AND sILH
EaSt Nat pITars les . Lsst l.re
Black, ETovn and Eresn sun UMBRe,Lhs
PARAsoLS and sUNsHApEs.
ss Central s,s1.i ": =; sn, MitEg ~. = knk4,.
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tsry vfos, that dreadful rnS destrHotivs habit
whioh annually sweeps % IN uaslOely trsve thou
sands Of Young Men Of tfo mos. exalted taaents
and brlil.n intellect, WHO mIs hi Oh erwiee have
entranoed listsnlnE SeuStee with the thp1cers of
elosHence or WsSed to ecs'soy t,s Living 'TTe, may
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Weatncss in the Beox, Structures, AFeotI0ns o.
ths sldness snd Slsddsr, Involuntary Discharges.
lmpotency, 6cnaTn Debility, N NsTVOue1eSs, Uys
pspgr, Languor, Confasiou Of Idaas, Pc! !pIt adoa
oi the HS.rt Low SpI "a, TiInldIty, TREMBLING.
Head, Throat Nose or SkIu. Affections Of the
Lungs, StOmSoh or Bovoln-those terrible dis
orders arising FROM SclItkrT Habits OF Youth
these DreeafHl and Destructive Practices Which
render MsHBEs impossible, and destroy bOiA
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staln the last eeventeen years, and he num0rou an
iInarortaet surxleA osersnons seffcrmed bJ DR.,
yoanston, vtnessed by the reporters OF papers and
ranY other rerso nsS notices Of which have az
90 again and again before the Babiio lesic &c
PoEsioiitf, N . su1icieSt susrAEtes 80 the az
alc.ea- - -.--L i asll So, 49, "a NJ 10 en-
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Member OF the Royal College OF sureeops, Loo
leEes In tne United StStes. and the greater cart
yhose life has been ssaat Il the hospitals q
London, Paus, PhiladelPhie and elsewhere, ks
cfecLod some OF the moSt astonishing cures a. :
rAre oysT known: many trouoled with ringing D
the head ard esrs when ssieePi great nervous
ness With hesuent blush,ng, attended semetiIBe
wlth oeranEenent of mind, we're cured 1mTnedi
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MAR7rEp PEk:oss, or Young Men oontemyIs
ing AsIrl.ge, being aware Of Physical veskness
orr anic debility, defoFmites, &C., eediiy cured
Ae who rlaoss himself under the care ot Or.
may reilylousiJ nhde IL hls honor "a a gentlenA
ana confidently rely upon has skill as physician.
OFFICE Ne. = SOUTH FREDERICE ST
left haGd sde going from Baltimore street, a fey
doors from the corner, Fail not 20 observe psln
HtagIp.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12
Court Proceedings.

The cases tried thus far in the Term,
have not generally been of public interest.
Tie case of Brown vs.. Latin resulted in a
verdict Of S. damages for plaintiff.
Hanna Us. Riggs-suit recover land
Verdict for plaintiff. Damages S.. Birch
ard & Smith for plfE. futile & Powers
for deft.
Administrator of Agnes Smith VS.. John
Smith. This case was on trial, before a
jury, on Tuesday. futile & Spear for
plf. Forrist & Palm for deft.
The Grand jury found but three indict-
ments. One against Bartholomew broth
e1s for resisting a Constable. One against
P. NJ. Hardman and Others for riot.
The Grand visited the Jail, as is the
wonted custom Of that ancient and hon
orable body, for years immemorial. They
varied their report, however, from the
general tenor of their predecessors, and
say they examined the jail, found it clean
and in good order, and exactly fitted for
the accommodation of those for whose use it
is designed"
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ceive an appointment as Acting Midship'
man, and allowed his travelling expenses
from his residence to the Academy. II
rejected, no allowance will be made for
travelling expenses.
No one can receive a warrant as a Mid
shipman in the Navy unless he is a grad
uate of the Naval Academy.
QUALIFICATIONS.
Candidates must be over fourteen and
under eighteen years of age at the time
of the examination for admission. Must
be free from delormity and disease, and
imperfections of the senses. They mus
be of good moral character; able to read
and write well; writing from dictation
and spellingwith correctness, and perform
with accuracy the various operations oil
the primary rules of arithmetic, viz: nu-
meration and addition, satisfaction, null
DUPLICATION and division of whole num-
bers.
All candidates who wish to apply for
admission to the Naval School will report
themselves at Warren on the Sth day OF
April next. The examination will COM
hence at 10 o'clock. Am.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12
Vernon, March Sth, 1860.
Preamble and Resolutions on the
Death of G. L. Prindle. o. VIC.

Preamble and Resolutions on the
Death of G.. l.. Prindle. o. VIC.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
to remove by death our fellow student, G..
L. Prindle, who, at the call of his coun-
try, left his books, the halls of science,
babe adieu to teachers and students, and
enlisted in Co. D, 2dReg., o. V. C,
Therefore, be it Resolved, lst-That in
his death we have lost afriendand school
mate endeared to us by his manly con-
duct. generous disposition and the heroic
sacrifice he has made in defence of his
country.
2d-That, while we bow in meek sub
mission to the will of Almighty God, we
can but mourn the sad calamity which
has befallen US.
3d-That, as a school, we tender our
warmest sympathies to his friends in this
their hour of bereavement.
4th-That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the parents of the de-
ceased, and also to the Western Reserve
Chronicle, Ashtabula Sentinel, Cleveland
Leader, and Cleveland Plain Dealer, for
publication. JAMES w. FETRIcH,
c. Z. NORRIS, Com.
c. 6. GRAHAM,
Western Reserve Sem, Feb. 60, 1862.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-12
Mecca Correspondence.

Editors Chronicle While every one is
delighted with the success of our arms in
the "tentedfeld" for the last three weeks,
a word of home matters may not be Who'll
ly uninteresting, to your readers. The
citizens of Mecca are not wearied in well
doing, as is clearly shown by their last do
nation visits. The one for Rev. Mr..
Waterman, Pastor OF the Close Commun-
ion Baptist Church, on Feb. 18th, in Attic
Hall, was largely attended and a general
good time was the result. All seemed
pleased, and hone more so perhaps than
the worthy Elder, who was made the hap
Ply recipient of sixty-six dollars.
The other was for the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
Pastor of the N. Z. Church. Although
Tuesday the 4th, was disagreeable, it did
not prevent i large company from collect
ing In the afternoon, at Graters Hall,
Powers Corners; and as night came ON
the company increased until both rooms
of that spacious Hall, were literally filed
to ov~erfowing. The tables fairly groaned
beneath a burden OF such viands as would
have delighted the most fastidious epicu-
rean. Joy beamed from every counte-
nance and there could be no doubt that
each one was glad he came"
During the evening a beautiful "pyra-
midi was presented to Rev. Nh. Higbee.
and two to Rev. Mr.. Brown, one of which
bore the motto Union and Victory" and
was ~surmounted by the colors of our coun-
try, at whose sight every patriotic heart
pulsates with joy. The other had for its
motto Let brotherly love continue."-
Speeches were made that were interesting
to all. The report of the Treasurer show
ed the receipts of the evening to be sew
enty-five dollars. This is the fourth dona-
ton for the benefit of Clergymen, given
by the citizens of Mecca within as many
weeks.
But while good was being done in one
channel, the soldiers were not forgotten
by our patriotic ladies. Thursday the
Soldiers a;d Society met for the purpose
of canning chickens, to be sent to sick
soldiers in our hospitals. If all the ladies
of our country do as much as those OF
this place toward alternating the suffering
of those who are now fighting for our lib
critics, we need fear no more Bull Run
affairs.
Mecca, March 10, 1862.