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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
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Union CafEee l. Spice MN.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
n.iaois Central Ratlroa1.

1lA1UU1O V0Bt10l U48U11V0Os
6A0a l e
|(NS AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ ID, tsains will lssve from the Grand Genital
.,epot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
Through Express, I At 80 A N, arriving q
iai.y, exc, Slndays,5 cairo at $50 A n.
- This Train connects fee Peoria, Alton, 81.
Loois, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Aeconmodasioo) At ASo P N. for Cairo and Way
Every day. a:45 N next dsv.
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
Lrbana: 1:ain' arrives Ch'osgo 1t ll:os 4 =
tn Tickets and information, apply at the once
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn:
60 AN Gas AN
845 AN 025AM
1900 n 12.35P4
800 IN 8A5PN
s:00PA &s0PA
w.R. ARTHUR, Cont Sup't.
W.P. JOHNSON, Cent Passenger Ag't. no2Ou
chicago / Northwestern Railway,
cog. Spring ARRANGEMENT. ;. :. 1ss2.
\
Roclfo d. Beloit, Freeport, Galsna, Dunleitb,
ja: esvil, NJ Olson, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chisn,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lao, Oshko-h, y atertoxn,
,terlin, and al points in Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Northern Illinois End Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without chaDgsof cars to Japssyills. w atsrtown,
Fond du &C and Oskosh, and connecting at La
Crosse and Appleton with U. 8. Mail Coaches and
Steamers, afordinE tho direct and expeditions
route to al points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago - fellows:
Day Express 1920 Pm
Way Passengers-5:40 N
u New and elegant sleeping ears are ran M
all Night Trails.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Supt
EDS WITr RoBIxsoN, Gent Ticket Ag't.
mh7-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06

Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V d r. M I N.
Those Preparations unlike all othsrs) are
.Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles to de-"
They are the only infailible remedies knewa."
IL years and more stabilized in New York City.
Used by--ths City Post Office
Decd blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
g.sd ty-the City Steamers, Ships, e.
Uted BY The City Hotels-Aster--St. Nicholas
Ussd blythe Boarding Houses, TO-, 10.
DEED by-more than Il, 1000 Private Families.
- See one or too 2psc;msss Of ehat i Ecsry-
sohere said BY the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DC.
HOUSEKEEPERS-tzsub with vssmis need
- 90 no losgsr. n they use ''0srAR's" Extefmi
majors. We have used it to our satisfactio1, and
II . box cost s. We would have it. We had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing; but @Costsr's"
article knocks the breath out Of Rsts, Nice, koe-
ehss and Bed Bugs, quicker than W can write il.
1t 10 in great demand al over the eountsy.-Xsds-
ma o. Gasette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County By vermin, than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Las-
caster Wis Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Roachss and Vermin disappear
rapidly.
Eol1a Srou11ER, Druggists, Windsor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06

Costar's Rat, Roach, &c Extsrminator.
Costsr'S
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Exterminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for insect, &c.
In 49,, 500 AND 81 90 Boxes, BorTLRs AND FLAsKs,
50 AND IS FOR PLANTATIONS, SHiPs, BOATS,
HOrsLs, &c. DC, &c.
CAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
being impose, upon BY Spsriovs and Highly Per-
micio.s hassations. new label mas been prepared,
bearing facsimile OF the Propretor's signaturs.
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
TAhS.'s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
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Destroy Instantly!

.ONLY NFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
MAN nOOD!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED +!
Just Psbs;faed, - q sealed Envelops;
Essce, EG (emts.
4 lECTOHE On TAE NATllaE.

TREATMENT AND RADICAL
0tURE OF SPERMAIORRHEA OR SEMINAL
~ Weskness, Involuntary kmiesiops. Sexuel
DsoaatJ and smpediments 70 lsrrsg- generally
Nsrvos sosss, e. assumption, Elalsps yand Fits !;
Mental and Physical 1ncapa ity, .e.ul,ing from
Sslt-A huse, Ac.-ry kOBf J. CCLvEAWELL,
=. . Author of the Greea Book. DC
o = % - z hsa.ssds 81 uResops,ss
sent under seal, in plain snvs ops. to any ad-
dress, pa.t paid. on secsipt Of sir cents a. twe
pose re STAINS. By DIX. CH. J. C KLINE,
,sF Bowery, New Yosk, Post Olies Boz l6:s.
apO-dAw1R 49, 81 8 ssssa -
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AN.A.-ei aaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

NRBpLlss "CAuTIoN ''-Perceiving In . co
temporary what purports to be a caution" 70
purchasers at the tax sale that commences to-day,
Eased on the insinuaiion that the supplements OF
the Star containing the list Of property to be sold
foT ts1es has no; been properly published, we
hsvs 70 say that II is entirely destitute OF truth
The tex sales supplement were never better served
10 the Subscribers Of q newspaper than by our
carriers on this occasion, though the number OF
copies require by our extensive subscription LIST
made it necessary for us to print and distribute
weekly full fire times as many (eoPiss) as tcers
sCsT bsfors printed AID circulated.
The advantage to the public Of publishing the
ijstz in paper Of the largest circulation among
Iue people OF this city and District IL evident in
Iae fset that Tho proportion Of advertised lots
sdeemed on this occasion, before the day Of sale,
8. far Larger than in any previous tax sale; the
advertisements Of the lists always heretofore being
iIl.ch Less extensively circulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

THR RECENT YIsrr OF Cousr MERCER TO
.cHMoSD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been
given u state the facts In regard to the French
Minister'S visit to Richmond, which has excited
30 much attention IN this country and in Europe.
Mr. Mercier had no instructions from his govern
ynen, nor had II the least knowledge Of mis- inten-
ton 10 go Richmond. Mr.. Mercier, In convers
ing with Mr. Seward, expressed his regret that
he could not see Richmond and Judge himself
shout tie views and expectations Of the insur-
gents. Mr.. Seward said ne could 90 without any
objection from this government-that he wished
every foreign minister would go and see for him
self how hopeless the insurrection was
Mr Mercier went unofacially. He heard and
sew for himself, OF course, In no way acting or
speaking for his government, or compromising
bis relations towards the United States The Pres.
dent was previously consulted, and roved
Of his going, and when he returned he called i'm
ms dis'ely on the secretary and afterwards upon
the President, and communicated to them frankly
the Impressions that he had received. He allowed
no one in Richmond to say anything 10 him that
be could not be at liberty 10 communicate 70 the
Secretary Of State, and he neither communicated
10 the rebel leaders anything from this govern.
ment, no, ANYTHING frrm them TO the government
tie held no Official communication with any one
nor did he permit himself TO receive ofacfal at
tsntions- Mr.. Merciers whole conduct In the
transaction was discreet, loyal and friendly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA
POSITION OF OUR ADVANCE.
A SUCCESSFUL BALLOON ASCENSION.
The FLEET AGAIN ENGAGES FORT
DARLING.

HEADQuARTRRs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, May
81 The encampment Of the advance Of the army
under General S.onemsn, Is still at Gaines Mills
eight miles and half from Richmond, and one
and half from the Chickahominy creek. The
pickes Of the rebels occupy the bank Of the creek
on side and ours on the other.
General Stoneman, in company with Professor
Lowe, made balloon reconnaissance this morn
ing, from Gaines Mills, reaching an altitude OF
Eve hundred feet.
From their position an admirable view was bad
of Richmond and the surrounding country. With
glass the camps Of the rebels within the limits
Of the corporation were seen. Also the arrival
and departure Of railway trains on the road be.
tween New Bridge and Richmond Very few
troops were visible; but to the left OF the city, on
the line Of the mail coach road leading TO Bot.
toms Bridge, a large number Of troops were
seen. The smoke from numerous camp fires was
seen coming from the woods in 'front.' showing
that they were occupied by a large force Of the
enemy.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday afternoon and
this morning, TO the left Of Richmond, which
was probably caused by our gunboats endeavoring
to force their way up James river
The weather 10 warm and pleasant during the
day time, with heavy dews at night.
The health Of the troops continues remarkably
good. Two rations Of whisky and quinine are
now daily issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
TIE SIEGE OF FORT PILLOW

The bonosrdment Of Fort Pillow In almost On
tiely suspended, mortar boat only occasionally
tErOSirg she'll into the Rebel stronghold
From the Letters Of cores poudents with CaptaIo
= fairs.
NEAR FoRr PILLow, Nav l5,-The ENGAGE.
I1snt OF SATURDAY. morning seems to have gIeafIv
embroidered the Rebels. Prior TO that thew were
% qu'st, Tor days al time, as 10 suggest the be-
let that Fort Pillow had been evacuated; but
2ov tEeir vessels steam arOund the point sp-
preach within range Of our guns, and H.unt their
EszscEeole banners In our faces In the most in
soirnTehd defiant manner
Nov that the river has fallen several feet Law
ing once more some dry lsrd In sight the Rebels
have become exceedingly appreheEsiyr that we
=-s about to erect a bsttefv on Craipheadi, Point
and FOR the last forty eight hours tney have been
Is'7ing SHOT End SHE'LL on its marshy marge 10 de-
iFsS the supposed project There can be no iruD,o-
Pi-ty n stating, Eow that their firing has ceased
tnat they have Eaen wasting powder 10 no pur.
Iozs This q ey have probably discovered. our
Plans are rapidly maturing, and while make no
Preteniioas u any gft OF prophecy, believe they
are such az 70 in,ure the speedy ca pture or eyac
dsT- On OF Fort Pillow, without the aid Of land
Batteries or Craig heads Point or eny other.
Tie Cincinnati, which had been lowed 10 the
isn1Essee share after the fight, where che settled
n ato1t IS feet water, had since been raised nv
I.lsr Is u Laitas steam pumps, and Is now Oh her
HgLting trim again in about fortnight
The Mound City was raised last Monday. and
loN'i 20 TIE place whose name she bears The
81 Y Cefpcnteu promised that she should be- ready
10 return TO her post three days after being paced
on the ways. We may therefore look for her
q ne closa OF the present week Meantime the
Louisyiile, which had been stationed at Hitiman
has come down 10 supply her place. we are now
a. Ih.tI oeuer condition 10 receive the enemy
anolid lEey dettrnine. TO renew their visit, than
W We're week ago Some important precau-
'aEa'Y measures have been taken which II would
IL imprucent TO discIose
~ TIE arrival OF deserters from below w. Ie,,r
'ha' commodore Farrsgut's gunboats are attn az
'-Ldlng the river, spreading CONSERVATION AMONG
LLe lhhanltants wherever they appear. Vick.s
bug and NatcheZ-the SOdom and Gomorr,b Of
TIE South-are both believed 10 be In our no,ass..
E4oA- snd several gunboats are reported he al
'aAe.ng upon Memphis from below In the Latter
CIV Sast amount OF cotton, sugar and molasse..
"a Lsen burned and rolled Into the river and ths
~o,k 6f destruction Is still going on. The Mem.
Us hebels are reported TO be stampedipp from
w clty, wniie those who remain are generally
IsPaIce1 Is y mpa mixers with the s'inyading
% dts The city Is denounced by the r ebe1
.'aGri1 - sn " Abolition hole, and no one seem,
!" n'nDi That the Lincoln hirelings. - ON theIr
eii.7s! IN the city, will meet with vfry di deTen,
"VIsoine nom that which Tom CorwIn once 40
en-. "e'e ne Mexi'
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FORT PILLOW EVACUATED!
COMMODORE FARRAGUT,s FLEET As.
CENDING THE MISSISSIPPI!

The War Department received the following
telegram this forenoon
CAIRO, May sl.-Advices from the notilla an
nounce the probable evacuation OF Fort Pillow.
The steamer Kennett, which went down with
a flag Of truce, with a number Of prisoners to be
exchanged, returned to the fotilla without seeing
any signs Of life at the fort or a. far a. could be
seen below IL.
The general impression Is that the enemy hal
fallen back on Fort Randolph, twelve miles be-
low.
Two hours after the Kennett returned, rebe
steamer with flag Of truce came up from below
took OF the prisoners from the Kennett, and re-
turned down the river.
The Memphis papers Of the 18th announce tina
the Union feet under Com. Farragut was opposite
Vicksburg, bound up the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
Split Of the Morning Press.

The IaisHigsnesT argues, and sustains the AZ
GUment BY extracts from Southern papers and
speeches, that the rebellion has made anarchy
1Fgsnie," and that "in seducing the people Of
Ice South 10 take up arms against the apPrs-
As=dtd less Of their constitutional privileges and
State rights, these (the southern) political lead
era have become the aefxal destroyers Of both u
The RsPYbHsas expresses its dissatisfaction
Tat the fugitive slave law IL being enforced
rere, sud urges Congress TO put q stop to this
afsrnsl business by instantly repeating the fugi.
live slave law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- osyed At the Mayor'e ofiee until u o'e ock m.
on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF June next, for III g
taking Up OF the sewer in 18th street west from
the cssal to the north side of street north, and
with suitable drops, man holes and branches. The
work TO be constructed upon suoh levels and 40
city Surveyor and under the supsrintsndeocs OF
the Commissioner Of the Western district and
two assistant commisnonsrs. Persons desirous
~ the Surveyors Ufoe and obtain oil information
necessary for proper understanding Of the work
to be executed. RICHARD WALLACE,
m q lint q Rep Mayoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
m 90 6ti
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
7" RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Of Opening Of Books of Subscription
to Capital Stock.

Notice Of Opening Of Books of Subseyipt,on
to Capital Stock.
In accordance with tb 18th ssotlon of the act of
orgetown Railway Company. approved NAV IL.
1862, which provides follows: "Fhst within & W.
days AFTER the pasage Of this act the oorporators
named In the hfst section, or ms joIity Of them
the remainder, shs cause 6ooEs Of abscrrto5 10 %
the oapital stock OF fald oompany to be opened.
paoe n the olty Of Wsshlrg ton, from nine o'clooS
10 tne forenoon M hye ool oh In the Afternoon, for
than two days; and said .corporstors shSli rive
spsr. puslis6sd il the city Of Wa:hinsson. Of t the
lmS Mnsn' m the psoe where. SAID books shall
the capital stock Of the sha be held 10 Be
stookholders; P,esidsd, That every subsoribeT
shsil pay e the time Of subscribing Is Ier cent OF
tne amount by him subscribed 70 tse treasurer ap-
Be null ssd vos. H. :: The end ofs SsS dsss
lager An cunt thsn the capita ptookof the aid dom
pehy shall have been subscribed ths books shall be
she fns rsid named in the hra
capital stock among the subscribers no rata, And
maj public proolem.tion Of the number of shares
allosesd 70 each. which shall be done and completed
on ,he same day that the books ne olcssd !. Pro-
Isyms1t Of the twenty ave per sntum q the time
OF subscl bling, except money, or Checks or certi-
6cstes OF deposit indorssd good by the presdent
or ceshier OF some good, solvent bank or bsnksD
Ss tes Ss
at the National Hotel. entrance to rooms on en-
street, next door north Of Hair Dressing saloon,
and will DO kept open from y Q. m, d1 8 D, n.
and 81 not naa Lsss t tasn two days
mlss 81 Intel, Req and Times coS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

FIsAEcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
szy:-The stock market opened with more firm
s.ass, bat without "a much animation a. was an
Ilcipated, and closed without much buoyancy in
ne afternoon. We quote: Registered 6's, 1881,
lJI; coupons, Hoax; 30 Treasury notes, 1O4x !;
kentucky e's, 90; Illinois war loan, 96X; Indi-
ss, 81; Indiana SIS, 81; Tennessee 6's s59;
Tirg!nia 6's, 5si Missouri 6's So; Michigan s's,
y; American gold, IG3H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
O r r &c IAL .
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

II WASHINGTON, May 81, 1892.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from the United States Consul at Buenos
Ayres that the increased duty OF two and one half
per cent. on all imports, levied upon an increased
valuation Of ten per cent, 10 be paid In cash,
went into effect on the LIST Of January last.
Also, that the increased duty Of two and one
half per cent making ten per cent. In all, upon
all exports, went into effect on the lst Of March
last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
pROPOsALs FOB FUEL.

CHssta~sa,ssr's oHee. U. S Mas,as Cs,,s.t
WASHING ron. 50tn M g., 1891 Z
uS,s Mnp Proposals ylll ke received si thus offs
Z m, Ior anppying wood and coal 70 the r. q
mhrines; stationed st Waship gtoa ID. O., from In,
July, 1862, 10 Oth June, 1858
b. ne wood 70 be GOOD merohantabls Oak, and 70
po,atf .ithia the wallis Of the Marine Han sofs. n
mar Do designate BY the Comnanains Marine
ON ger, Tree OF expense % tbs united Stsse1'
c., ne co. 70 70 best nite Ash Anthy soits Egg
Ton. 70 be n.peo.ed and dei.eteI n ssoh
soims within the vale Of th. Marine BarrsoSs.
S =. may e deal, mated By The commandinI Msrine
both veod and ooai TO be furnished n anon timss
ssd In sgsh Quantities az the ssid Comm ma ndine
Ma Inc Omoer may require.
n ra;,mshn, VII % made rpon the suarssrly re-
saant,tiss rtsuitsd for the use Of his command,
A guaranty % be Sisnsd By two rsspons,bls ,sr
sons vhose iespons, bi 1tl must BE- oeruAed u by
NE =. pistn 3 Judge. U. 3. District Attornsy,
sGi Ell In msst aSoSnsssy ssoh proSos
70 Be sseSr,sd "Prolossls for Fuel" and i'd
dressed 70 ms andsrngned. =
ma-isv<w MAJOR and QusrtRpaster,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22
AUCTION SALES.
IFOr Other A.efio. Sales sec FIrst Par.

By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctone-r
II Ak6E FRAME HOUSE AND SHE'D AT
IL Aucrioy.-Cl THURSDAY, tie 80 irstsnt
We shAu feu. ~ o'ciocf. on the premlses ths
lefge Frame storehouse and sned i'm neoIatsiy in
the rear OF Irinlty Ch1rca. frortint or Loul,,.ns
avenue eno street. hevlug . trout OF 50 fe~t on
each street. And about 50 fset long; So shsd the
whoie .enEth Of the lot The house hss beer rs-
cent? Quilt and the lun Der 10 ola good quality,
both the ends and Dor are Of tonrued and rrooye4
North Carollna stuf. The purchaser % remove
ltor let az remain on ground rent. 81 10 tults his
convenience
Terms each.
Ar fHs SAME TINT
VIZ VII SCI About 81 bales Of Hay In the house,
MED GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. .vo,,
BIZ &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctoreer,
I'kOST6E'S SALE OF FRAME BOIySR
-, "A AND LoJ IN TIE FIRs7 wARD-On THUS
ia n, the "a day Of May, ct O'Clock D. m on The
premises, oy virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the IN b.
scfloer dated December Sd, 1855 and dulv recorded
IN LioeI As, NO liz, folios ga ct see . one Oh
the land records for washington oounty ~ O.
snall sell the west halt Of Lot Numbered i've IN
Ssuers mum be-ed eighty four, frontinr 50 feet on
Nrn YORK avenue, between 2Oth and 81 nd streets
ana ruI ming tack lis feet, together with TIE i'm
b,oyenents, eonsntlnE OF a small Frame DWELLING
Term, One-thirs cash; the remainder in 4 Ard
on the premises.
AL conveJsnoing az purchasers cont
CHAS ABERT, Trustee
sp q 2iv&ds J. C. MCGUIRE co .Anot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

u From Shilling,on, Odeon Building; John
4 Parker, 80 street; and Hudson Taylor, 334
pennsylvania avenue, We have early copies of
Harper's Magazine for June, brim full OF good
things.
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40 MARKET SPACE. 40
EMBR0IDERIEs! EMB6OIDERIEst

Just received large and desirable stock of EN- .
broidefles, oonsIsting in bart CT
S.iss and Cambria Bands.
Do do Edgings.
Do do Insertipga
RrHi ,nE single and double,
Infant Waists and Robes,
Embroidered Collars,
Embrt idered Sets, from IS osrts NJ
Enbfoiaered Hand II gro aiefs,
I'M Hemstitohed and Isin do, etc etc.
The above goods have been purchased SO ner cant
below importing DIIoes, and win bs sold at . very
IL we have but sss p,fes, and every article il
Come and Judge for yourselves.
=. d w. MEYENBERG
4s Market pace, under Avenue Hone.
mIEJs Between 7th And All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

n REFRisERA7QRs.
snd sizss Of hose Justly eslsbIatsd Univsr -,
81 s,sas.Jsf Refr.sFstors. Which We viii @|I|
mn seo 3i6. Iron Hall.
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CHE6ARAY INSTITUTE,

1927 and 1929 Spruce st. Philadsph,a
NJ reg u!ar 9 curse OF Instr uctlon embraces III
Ensiish ard French LANGUAGES and Literature.
Eauo l1resuIret, AID ell the branches which CON
sttute thorough English and French educat on.
ten9l Is the lsnruaZs Of the family and Is oon-
tt1uuy SPOKEN IN the Institute IL is the OBI act
particular attention, AID 10 taught from the mai
ments to the highest course OF literature and com-
eoeiuon he scholast year commences Septem-
bsr 18th and closes Juiy ist. CircuIare SO can
be obtained from Madame O'HERViLIV Pin
olpal OF Chegsrsy Institute. m 2-ems
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FUTURE DAYS

By Wall a BARNARD. Auotioneer,.
Two FINE MARES. AND Exc CT len
MORNING. MORN May ~. We shsI elm froHt Of cur
very hpe sadie and Harnesses Mares. ON, he
I e.coIffsnnf 20 a Ohesr. havirg no further use,
m 2 WALL 4 BARNARD, Auos.. I
WALL BARNARD. AsetioD.er,.
KENfrckT r sr6 &c; &C. Az IS ,'r; M.Rrs
ssftkSs's NJ ssNItS5Gs s II a..ssI q 10
y e 1.n,uoky Horses, soEprsinsS ''- "0'"''
knss s ssSIe sna S1,iviD, Hor,.,
~ scsaoe stallion, years old. Of 6rs style
BI.sL Pony. suitable for Saddle or Harness.
m2. WALL BARNARD, Auot..
TsEE s EkSSsShs kaN Sc FANS
GAsFEsIIs.s fooss.oS sAT0R 6AY S III I'M.
ton Ro0m: We shall sell for sooSun. Of whom il
Three second Hand Piano Fortss, one by ch,eks,.
SH,:.a:e m French China Dinner and rs. Ware.
Tsss sis: sls;: Ware sad F.ss tstlsfS. TO-
Wssh.s.sds, cSsmbseTTe SS slS.oG.sd. Bureaus.
f:.,a.s Bed: sI1sIs and DoSsls Hair Mattresses,
Wooe seet Omes Chs rs. Cane Seat Rookers
"sseAs' SsfPet, oiioloth, &e., &e.
A eem,le,. Set Of c.r 1ese Tools.
m z a. &c. nosUIRE & CO., AuO,a
By WALL & BARNARD. AuctioneeT..
r,r m 1esss eofss Pa dceH1s aai SRA 80.
Hss.Iessost sSRM Ttkas5siiTF FLYNN. .PTnhRESsSdNT,
81. nsssnts e O'Clock. wal seil, IN ffonf OF
syt, 1Suon kooms, large number Of extra CHOICE
s :. oloomlng Roses, CON, nsInr-
befoons H. BRIDE Perpetnsl
49,, 80 ented eDd climbing Eotex.
a ~. = s,s ~ rs. HelIotropss. VerDenss,
oo1.efvatory OF A. ysrdin, FLORIST And Nurse
. ssnneton. ID. @.
m2a-d WALL q BARNARD. Auots.
ToVERNMENT SALE OF CATTLE AT
several hundred STOCK SaTTIE win b. sold
90 tne <th cay Of June. 90 q O'clock, NJ, a. the
Sovsr1mest Cattle Yard. National Monument
S.enes, Waship,ton, ID c.. amonE which are .
rs ~. number q fne Mieh Cows, with osIves.
ma van % a io SShHccssIwI.H, Major C. g.
nByJ,C; MCGUIRE = CO.. -Auononeers.
Is aosbxy sHhkE N9Fa LOT SO. s9poks:=on
sey,ral boxes valuable Books, ssiz,d ana
Tor some time due. JNO. Il. wisE, Ssilif.
a names. Of seod Beoks, and in great variety.
ssss & cS5 Me- sR Sik L e Co. Co. Aso.