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Ra.apenIny af NarlnIL.

NoRFoLk, June Q Norfolk and Portsmouth are
fast IeSumiBg a business appearance. since Fri.
day last heavy amounts Of goods have arrived al
these ports, consisting principally Of groceries,
suffers stores, and goods that are most needed 10
supply the wants Of the citizens. In every direc.
zion are seen housekeepers vending their way TO
the Yankee stores, over anxious to enjoy the long
wtshedf for luxury Of sugar, coffee, butter, &C. Ii
is perfect day Of Tejoicing-it resembles the
breaking up OF famine. The adherents Of JEFF.
Davis have at last discovered that the yankees,
have few over-fations, and can supply the de-
rciencies Of au2hty, false aud pretended gov
erpfnent. The Union sentiment is gaining rap
Idly. Ltyal eitizensare coming out and ASST sting
In the regeneration. 80
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pRoPosALs FOR MULES.

csrH1 ofIsfi asa O sweets, WasiIssis.
sz.LkD FEerosArs Will be ttoeived al this cROe
"P,I sast:tass -. JuDs ss. q y ocIoc. fsn
Naiss' 70 conform 10 the follovinE
SPECIFICATIONS.
all 70 be la Fourteen hands end over "a height
tIvE slxrHs TO be over tg three and under tsD
oNE tI1rn to b. over Csl two and ander alys.r,
AT to be sound scr1ceebls Mules for drsu, ht
PURPOSES. -
Tho frll rEmo sGd ,Post 0aice address of the b,d.
lir eld s male % the nsms Of tru ,h. name.
s.defsd - the Individual psopostl Of the partner
rropossls from dislovai rorffs, cRI .cf b
eeHStdsrtd, and Ga oath OI allegiance must soeom
Proposals mSst be addressed 10 Colonel D n.
RUChER, QusItarmester U. :. Army, wssn
inst9D ID D: e., ana ssOnld be plslnlJ marked PRO
GUARANTEE
The ability of the bIdder 10 6ll tie contract
3; Two Tetrcnsies persous. shoss sIsp.rr., mu.t
be sppendsu 90 the sRaIaBtseL - :
shown ~ Se s sf.fosi sftss 6SlP 5n s
ne.Iest as not court or of the United Stst.s DIS
Bidders nus. be present in ,erson rhtn the biss
are opened OI their prCFOssl VIII lot be consId >reO.
signed By tbs cont 50 or and boz h Of his SSs1sn
toIs ylE be required Of the su-ceesfui eIdder upon
As the bord mgst sccomrsRT the contract, 70
Vtll De neootssTy |, bidders 10 lave their boDds
men win then o. 10 have bonds slgrFa sntlol-
patton aud resdr 10 he prcduosd when the coutrsot
e signed. Blanks for lcnSs csn be procured upon
Application beInJ MAZE at this C5s, eth 81 per son
sHJ, by letter, or ty telegraph.
Forrz az GNa,g1fs
We, OF the county of -. and state ot
=, and -. Of TIE county OF -. and state
81 - do hereby Eusrsntee that - Is able tc
lHihi contract IN accordance With the tsrms of
hs r-opos tIon ard that, should hIA proposition he
rooe2ted, he wi 81 Onoe enter into q contract ~
aocoTdEpes Herewith. Should the contract rs
awarded HIN ve sle prepared 20 become HE secu
rites.
t'ro THE Eusrantee must he appended the oho,aI
certificates stoye mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, a..
AT mules o. ~ acted for nder this advertise
nent " u ps subj sctad 20 RriIid inspsot5on, aBd
those not ooIfJi ming 30 the speolho1t ons Will bs
rejected
The mules must All he delivered 70 this r,.,
within l25l twenty live days from The dsy Of SIAN
ina the contract.
PsTnsnt 90 be ma1A urou The comp elton Of esch
CONTRACT, 90 soon theT eeitei toe Desot OUR
termastef shall he In funds.
with the te-ms of this dveI tefaent vii eLsurS
The.e mules W n h9 IWsrdsd in lots of[EOl Eve
huud ed esoa. Rnless The Depot QueFtermsstsr
IasJ deen il for the IntoesB OF the 6OgeIrment 10
vary this numb-T.
The Depot Qua termssteT res1Iye. q himself
ihs IiEht to I,Ieot any or 81 hIss ~ H. @sJ be
js 10 dtIth Colonel and Deg q usrter ms-tsr.
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d 3 Fl Ia l..
MEDICAL STOREKEEPERS.

The following extract Of an act Of Congress II
relation to the appointment of Medical Store
keepers Is published for the information Of per
sons deslrous Of applying for such position
AN ACT to authorize the appointment Of medical
siorckeepers and chaPlains Of hospitals.
Be it szdoted BIZ the Senate aud Hons. Of Zen
SeTtdttusS Of the United States Of America an Con
grsSS assembled, That the Secretary Of War bs
authorized to add to the medical department ol
the army medical store keepers not exceed Dp ST /,
in number, who shall have the ray and eunolu
ments OF military stOrekeepers In the quarter
masters department, who shall be skilled apoth.
ecaries or druggists, who shall give the bond
and security required bv existing laws for military
storekeepors In the QuartermasteT's department,
ana who shall be stationed at such points as the
necessities of the srmv may be require: Pyor,dsd
That tbe provisions OF this act shall remain Ia
force only during the continuance Of the present
rebellion. Approved, May 20, 1852.
II. The following are the regulations which
will govern the appointment Of medical store
keepers under the first section Of the foregoing act
Of Congress-
4. A board Of not less than three medical Off
GERS will be assembled by the Secretary of War
to examine such applicants as may, by him, be
authorized to appear before Il.
>. Candidates, to be eligible 10 examination
shall be not less than twenty five yesrs or more
than forty years of age; shall possess sufficient
physical ability TO perform their duties satfsfac.
torily; and shall present with their applications
satisfactory evidence Of good moral character
Candidates will be required 10 pass satisfac-
tory examination in the ordinary branches of a
grod English education, in pharmacy and ma.
teria msdicai and to give proof that they possess
the requisite business qualifications for the posi-
tion.
4 The board will report to the Secretary of
War the relative merit Of the candidates exam
ined, and they will receive appointments accord.
ingly.
S. When appointed, each medical store keeper
Will be required to give bond in the amount of
SO 900 before he shall be allowed TO enter on the
performance Of his duties.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
.--r-- l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General
. Board of Medical Oficers for the examipa
ton Of applicants will be convened in the CITY OF
Washington on the frst day Of July, to continue
in session one month
Applications to appear before the Board should
be addressed to the Secretary Of War.
Surgeon Gereral'S Ones June S, 1862 iel2.3t
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New Programme, N ev Songs. New Dances,
10 H New Negro Acte.

CANTERBURY.
Where thousands .sch Night laugh their troubles away and
With the dance, and Joke Of the minstrel merry and
other Comedians Of the famed Canterbury.
are so black ss the fayonts, "DIcK PARKER"
Whose banjo Tefrsins and versatility the Of
art SRd general ability. go
called into rtquisition by the talented "HARRIsoS,"
Whose astonishing rhynnE snd great mental powers viii
~ riVet your attention for minutes and hours
Thai fanny comedian, surnamed "HARRT RICE"Ha good
eoatraband, and fstcAss his price.
ns1 u. IN @o1t: 5CaS1 t RsP9a al to any
Who gain many friends worthy th. laurel, assisted by
that humorous dsTky, "WORRELL,"
Who wOrIss hmss BY aud by laTk-housh last,
least u that coatrdbsiId 'CLARk."
The poetic uso will snd few ords
for LEWIS" aud ''CHRIsTY:"
Whose great daring acts their friends hey please
them sPpear on the daring TraP,Ie, 80
The muJcal merits Of each exo cT bright Aurora
One revclses orbit Who play, piano, with h. Lad
The orchestra, too always xs MANNED, Sh MEMBER
TOO, ofse yy,YsTd Band
enis ". Prais. along with sutec csdsaes, -.
Asking her pardon, The does her duy-to render 70
For Cillsai d,srs CoIonss Majors. or su.r. will III.
ten each night 10 the voice Of MISS BUTLER"
the comicaI hnmor Of swes st Lutte ELIl," =
But TO psak ei The dancers they max. show; ftst
= ii. list !, the f.md sisd1Is La FoLLE,"
Another fair lady who wins sl your smiles seud be
hly noticed, is "hiIss EMMA MILEs'
Also a9oth.r danteuse the Popular Miss FRANcIs"All
Si another yonhg lady. With e looks grand on the
canter6ury stag,-"Mss LILLY BRAsDoN" -
right people sov in the right place. > :
There's Posts Singers and Daneerah cause great
Pay yst this week at leisure-sh, Hsi 50 cool % n,
there 10 plt asurs. : T -
Ths PSs ha. out hut quite .1pIeit you
have any doubts, iuIt pay stsori .isII ~
Door. open at N; lertormanoe q s1sio'oIock.
Admission - GEMS 0rcbsstsr Chairs 20 osnu.
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MURINeER's PATENT BEEF TEA.
A selld conoentrated eItrsct of

EEEF AND YEGETABLES.
Convertible immediately INTO . ncurlshlrf ard
delicious SOUP HIrhy approved By number OF
eminent PhyEIcIkns, who Dse a at the VARIOUS
Hospitals for the restoration 10 health Of sick and
wounded soldiers. . .
THIS admirable article condeusos into a ac0mttct
Form al the en- bstAntG and nutrltive properties Of
= lstIe bHtS "t .meat and vetetshles The reedil
ness with whlchlf dlsso.Yes.- When boiling water
ls rouTed on, into fleh dud Relstahie SOUP OF
Tea, vhlch would rec uire hOurs Of preyasetloH GO
ooTdiDs To the usHal method a. an advantage in
mspy Situations OF lie too ebriOus 20 need BrgIIE
its highly UoHrIshirE sushtI-s. combined With It's
delIcscJ, TsHders lt Invsluabe for the stok. While
for those ln heath u ~ perfect substitute for
fresh meat and vegetables. ~ will Keep good IN
any olunale. lt ~ peoutlsriy we'll sdepte1 for
frdrerS bV iasd and Ssa, no eau thus avoid those
which they are 90 lIahe. Ut
+ or NV Aida, whose oeptolo1s apFette can thus
he salts 4 ed IN moment
For sportsmen aad exonruonists, 20 whom both
Its oomP,etness and easy prepsrstlous Will re-
For ali vhe would eceuomi,e tine and trouble,
and are m.2dla Of the tEuth that minutes are ths
Prsssred ooiy by thetInventor, e. sALOMH
MUkINGE ER, apd for ese b. eur sole Atcnts,
JOSEPH B. BuSSlEk Il Co. Nos los and
iI0 South Delav,re avenue, PhIlsdclphIs. 90
whom al appllcatlous for the Beef fes mnst be
Addressed r ......... .---.-
P.S.-Ths article is prepared in cakes Of about
quarter OF pounds esoh, and packed IN Tin boxes
OF hye and six pounds eseh. IA single cake, suarter
ponnd, will MAKE i've plnts Of excellent Beef Tea,
In few mlDuias- q I'm
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Pfstest against Buckner's ReIease-A To.
bRcC0 EXbi bitiou

LOUISVILLE, June 1l.+-Eoth the Journal aud
Democrat, Of this city, earnestly protest agans,
any arrangement being entered into by The G ov.
ernment with the Rebels, whereby Gen. Buckner
will be released. =
The Tobacco Fair OF the Kentucky Eorticultu.
raj Society was held at Spratt & Co IS warehouse
to-day, and was great success Some 300 hogs
heads have been entered for the premiums. The
prices were very high, varying from SIS to S25
per 100 pounds. The best premium hog she ada
sold as follows: Manufactured leaf, first premium
hogshcad, $50; second premium do, $50 third
do, $50. Cutting leaf, first premium hogshead
s52 second do $40 third do S2p. Iadies,
class, first premium hogsheads, SOL /; second do,
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FROM GEN. mceLELLAN,s ARMY

Advices from Gen. McClellan's headquarters
last evening state that reconnaissance was made
yercrday morning as far as Meadow Bridge,
mich found the enemy quiet, but In force. Some
skfmishing had taken place during the day, but
with little result on either side. The weather
was good, and the roads and ground drying rap
idly ..
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CAPTURE OF COrToN.-EightY-h FIVE bales OF
Trabue, OF Louisville, Ky were captured on the
lst inst. by detachment of cavalry, under Capt
Milly, near Purdy, Team. The cotton has been
stored on the farm OF citizen named Higgins,
Higgins having been Instructed 10 dispose of Il.
As Mr. Trabeu's sympathies were with the
rebels, II was thought best to confscate the
cotton, which was sent to the Tennessee river
for shipmeut
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GEN. BUTLER ABoUT TO SEND HOME CARGO
OF CoTroN.-A letter from on board the =
steamship Mississippi, of New Orleans, states
that load Of cotton from the upper Louisiana
had reached that city. This cotton was to be put
on board the steamer Tennessee, captured from
good the promise Of Gen Butler that he would
send home freight Of cotton within sixty day 9
after passing the forts The same writer states
that recruiting Is going on for the Federal army
al New Orleans with unexpected suceess-BoS-
ton TJaUstisr.
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II Refugees from Arkansas, just arrived in
81. Louis, represent deplorable condition Of
affairs in that State. Nearly all the beef cattle
had beea driven Of for the use Of the Confederate
army, and the country all along the Mississippi
was deeply flooded, so that great ha ardsh ps must
necessarily ensue among all the residents In that
vicinity.
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u The subject OF uniting the Provinces Of
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia under one Gov
eminent Is now being discussed by the parties
concerned, who are In general favorable to the
measure. The two Provinces united would COM
prise an area Of thirty millions of acres and
population Of 5s0, coo souls aud would then hardly
make a respectable colony.
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De.,ruc,iye Fire a, Peoria, I,I,uo,,

PEORIA, June 1.-THE extensive distiIleries of
Gregg d Co and Lightner, Schemfenning a.
Co., OF this city, were destroyed by FIRE to-day
The loss Of Gregg Co. amounted TO $50 OOO on
which there 10 an Insurance of S25, 600, and tnat
OF Lightner, Schemfenning & Co to S75. 600,
which Is covered by insurance
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CiTY OF CHARLEsTowN, MAssACHU-
- - SsEISs sreied Proposals. viii be received al
sne omoe OF the w ser Commissioner until Jsns
:. isst fos iurnIs hing the city OF Char with
30 tons Of speoial Castnxs The sixes Of Tie n ses
re- alIsd VII bet SIS 30, Is, q. % and IS inches
exoln1lve Of hub Copies Of specifo And con.
tnct ana forms for proposals, viii be sent on the
spPnoeuon OF parties intending TO make bona kde
plds. fArtles making proposals wall be rec uired
20 give bonds. With two acoeptable sureties Ghe
Commssioners reservs the night 70 aeeept or reject
endorsed .'Propoeals fer Cast Iron Water Pipe.D
eDa sent 20 me Water GommissIoners, Charles
Iown, Mass. EDWARD DLAWRENCE,
I e For the Wster CommIssIonefs,
c.,.,rC. @. Il. STEyENSON.
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NOTHING LATER FRon GIN. SHIELDS.
no further particulars Of Gen. Shlelds' engage.
Gieht nave been received at the War Depa rtment
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GEN. HaIleck,a Armx

. ST. LOUIS, June 1f.-A gentleman who has
matters there, says taat Gen Buell., with 60 goo
troops, embracing two divisions of his own and
ell Of Gen, Pope's forces, were In hot pursuit Of
Gen. Polk,s rebeiE ----
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NEW YORK, yune. .l2.--Ths steamer George
Peabody, from Hattefas,n reports the loss OF tht
schooner SallieF IssTimmois, frou Baltimore
with two locomotives on board: y . ~ - =
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u The Cass eoaRiy lava, Gazette. says thar
fu.I three fh0usaDd- en- Eaat teams, eHryiDg
tweiye lhSusaad Psfseass ehsye passed stnfough
L-sSfs tlis spftug, Ca their way to the as6frat
Wea fh: Gar tie ssa1ates that about one
forth OF the.- are d-.i, ed zoe Ialifsrnia nail
nnnDer for Co'-.sdO, and the balance for Ron
"4F- 'sen iafgs droves of ssOci. - . s'''''-'
- 49,. 49, '--' air 4
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DKPARTMBrf, !
OD7es Mttfasy SEpsrIatsBdsnf Railroads u. S.
...--- WashisstoH, April ls, 1862.
No Passenger Train will be run from W ashIn2
ton TO Manassas until further notice.
g-. ID. C. McCALLUM,
aP 1e-n NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, U. 8.
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actsr OF CAPTAIN CUrfEE. els
CANTERBURY HALL, =.
" LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR SIXTH ST.
Immense success OF the beautiful and accomplish
ed sonsstress,
.r LARA PUTL ER.
No one should fail to hear w. %. HARRISON,
the kxtempora1eous Sin.ef. -'
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE DOUBLE
COMPANY. DRAMATI AND CONCERT
To- night the Dramatic Company will appear In
the aushtble Comedy, entitled
THE ROU H DI A MOND!
Clara Butler IS - Nargsry,
HAIRY Rfce a. cousin Joe.
New Programme New Songs. New Dances,
New Nero Aote
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By THOMAS DoWLiNe, Auotiopeer. :,

CHANCERY SALE.-Sgy yirtus. of degree
6ia, settinE as Court Of y suity, made In oaiss
IN wh,eh ysmss Wsrde1, is oomllsipant, sne
ung e Trustee, will offer st pnblIs sss
a,i on a,MEilyESDAf.t the 25.h dag Of June next,ttl
gel OF sround, with the two story Bfi6E Oweliirs
honse thereon, now ooeupisd bY Mrs vansclyer,e
scdition 70 9eorsstown. bsI inning for the ssrne On
me wess side Of 6reen street and nc the end ofiIs
Bridge and Sfssn atrsets ana lanniSs isspci
sosthsIly With tAe west side ,of 6rsen itfest. IS
10 st. thence norshefy end SarsIsi 81
ftfssL . feet, thence caster1y and Parali, vilh
B5fIsss street. lse s fsst the ylsss Of
m9nthss the purchaser giving ms bonds with.
SECURITY 20 be apRtoyed By the TInsfes. -bearing.
All oonyeyanelng at the expepse ofthe purchaser.
IN ads yhosxss sfkSSEi boWEEiNId5a. NId5a.ssss %sss q
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FfRuSrEE'S SALE OF. SMALi,- DWELL
~ ING House AND Lof ON FoUaTIEsrH SrREIr
MHbsri BETw.EN 3 AND q sTRsErs SouTH On
nMnJ,SDAY AFTERnoON. June I'D. az b aif past
,rss, dated October ~ ,sls and reoordsi ia iber
IS, no. lz9, tollos $40 ct see one Of Tho land
n,,p sS9tas Iof Masnilgton county, DC shall sail
inches on Fourteenth street between south and
streets aud running hack 100 fset,l cgethsT with
DHeihg House, CONTAINING about sIx rooms.
{ REIN. oash. BENJ:FyBRhNNAN Trustee.
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Trade with Kew oreuus.

I BosToN, June 12 The schooner Flying Dragon
has arrived from New Orleans, which bort she
tft On the Gid ult., with 400 barfeh spirits tur.
ientine and SuO barrels tar - 8 = :.
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! ALL PHRsoHs can find the best stock OF Cloth.
At Smiths, No. 47a Seventh ST., near r. fe 2y-am
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. PKNniEs AsD sMkLL CHANGE may always be
had for exchange at the Star ofice counter
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The Mariea at Boston. 80 assg.
BosIos, June il.--The United states sloop.of
war Marion hzs been signaled below. &c,
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Tickets elo-Sbares IN proportion. ---=r-s
JOHN A. MORRIS a co. sze the sole ana
only Msutsers OF the Delaware state Lotteries =
IL All Yrdere tor uckets or psrts Of nok ets VIII
ne promptly and faithfniiy hlled, and the oficiel
sent 10 ail vi order. -'-ss n 2 ~ = = =
she dLavn numbers, are slso publiehed An the
4 -!-s--S JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO, % ?.
| na,.y Msnsrers, Wilmington.
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N.uu1narnn hfnuno tof

- WAsHISsToN, bfay o6, 1862.
This 10 t Gritty that DR.. T umblety the India
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
( =. TX. CLAY DORSET, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR
viii describe, diseases and tell bis patients the
nature Of kheiE complaints or Illness, without rc.
ceiving any information from them - =
No ehaygs for CensuItattoa or Advics
Once, No. III Washington Buildings, Pennsyl.
vania avenue, corner 7th street. ie2.tf
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DEPARTMENT OF SLAVE,

II WAsHrrsToN, January IS, 1859.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
conniencing with Saturday, the first Of aex.
month. rE
jan I'm WILLIAM IA. SEWARD.
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Cpd FELLOWS HALL.
> s, .zts.6 i P0-LEDIORAMA.
NsLEY & CON ANTS
- .' GIGASff5 ILL USTRATI0NS
WAR FoR'raE uNrnn,

,,-;:-- a. -. = ~ - An6 oNtoN:
East and West Battles, B3mbsrdments, Marches
Exploslons, eoenes and Inoloepts OF every kind
Ehloh ilnstrste the reat kebcllIon and Nations
The Naval Battle at Hampton Roads, in vhioh
ne ne reel moyemsnt Of shiss 4. repIesented-tbc
MAC-the Destruction Of the Coz gress aud Cum
berlapd.the Burning 81 d Sinking Ships-is most
This Great Hi,torte Work win be presented 10
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
and WkDNEe0AY ant SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS at O'clock for Families. iet2s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
TAs best in the World.

The best IN ths WOTld.
William a. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dive
producesa color not TO be distinguished from na-
ture-wananted not to injure the air in the,eas,;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rnsty Hal,
Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, Ieav.
Ing the. Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
ErThe Genuine Is signed wILLIAMA. BATCH.
KLoR, on tks CoHr sides Of each boz.
+ Factory, No. sl Barclay st, Neto York,
! m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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A PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON. late Nev
a YORK saloon, nesr Browns, National AMI
Carsndon Hotels, oor. 9Th and Pa. sv., the ooolest
can enjoy IN evenlng In thIs tovn.-we defy com
esutnon N rsEsrd TO slnglng. esacinS. ana psJiny
~ tns celeorhfed oorpanJ. Mise Annie Yves !.
2assrcf Sent; A FIotencs, KthIePlsp Come.
ena lo:, OF 1thets ssnor Tbeyt prs-
e, .,t., n,s s5itX lssss The o{shssi5. H.adsons
s'eloek: p EkEY. ProIrissotI "a { js t-issss-
WAsHIN9f0NcI CITY GARDEN, Ne. Yo-I
ts1cessf. 1srtes fst azf - sfs -Ihs subsors--
9esfss setigity iniorms the ensls thai ne kss r.
and that hereaites on svsry .MoneaJ and I'm hafsdss
=. 3 osslocx nj there wa be band OF mnsio n
ettonoence. A hne Ten pm Alley and shooting
6ellery hsye been ertotsd for the smuss msnt' of
y!slsors. Clubs snd sssociatlons can have me ase
ri s ssisi s 70 a.s ssf Ii.
dcavors 70 peess eli VINO msS honor hfln With their
presence, In H-3mSl ERNST LOEFFLEk,
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auot;ons

BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers,
THANCERY Sale OF HOUSE AND LOT
~ ~ virtue of q deeres of the Circuit Corrt al
the District OF Columbia In ohancsry sitting tear-
Ing cate on the slst day of May, A. % 1862 and
pessel IN cause therein depending, in which
JaI9es Finley ard John Smith are ooTnplsinants.
and Margaret Meonsy aud others are defsndarts,
shall IL 1rsr Tor sale &C cubic auction, on MONDAY,
the ~ Gay OF June, A. ID le62, in front of The
premises. at O'Clock D. m, lot OF ground numbered
i've, nssuare nup bsrea two undred and 81 xty-
i0uT, Sbtl OF the authentic ground plan or Plat OF
the civ oi washing ton, as described IN the pro
ceedings IN said ca5se. With tho improvements
thereon, consisting OF two story b. ick housA.
This properly Is situated on the corner Of fS3s
streat vet and southG @ street, ,(Isiand -
Terms OF ssls; One third cash; the balance in 6,
v ana is months the puroh giving his notes fr
the deferred Payments. 10 the sat otIon
OF said trustee, and bearing interest from the dsJ
ofyae, - r-r.- 80. = : =. - -'>'" W. ' Nt9'
te deed to be retained until tho whole Of tbs
puI ohhse money Is ; ---- : :
All conveyanolng st the cost of the purch,ssr
ASBUkg LLOYD, Trdsiee.
je6-Staw&ds GREEN& WILLIAMS. Anot..
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GROVER'S THEATRE.
Ps avenue, near l4th st. and the willard House