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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES,

Cora" Of isfi asd 8 streets. Ea.h1asio..
sRrIkD PRoro..Ls viii b. rec.iSeay Al - hi, ls
~ eanes6ay the SsSh oay Of MAJ. &C y o'olocf
hundred Horses Of the following descriptons, VIC
CAVALRY.
O5l fifteen 70 (l6l sixteen hands hITh, between ave
defects. O~'''' eNu "ee from NJ
ARTILLERY.
noR h,nLILLrI 2co two hundred horses, from
ssxse1 sS7D hys W sns s,Iht 5ssrs
70 harns and 70 weigh not lea, than No .oSsss
:, f@ToPSsas @ must specify clsariy whether the bid
must lst boiS SI - bid Sr I At.,y soT,s and s
II AM, any bidder wishes g propose Or both olss.es
eeoh csss eop7ptere N ifSeif and having no refer
spee to any other proposal BY the same p,rty.
,bn ii S6 Is IN the name Of firm tAe names Of all
eyed fFe VI ~ "Ai HOt oe conHo-
Proposals. must be addressed to Col. D. III. Ruol-
&; 9 and must be plainly marked "PTopossIr for
The sbility of ihs bidder 20 I'll the contract.
snCnId IL be awarded TO hIm, must be guirantied
be appended to "a, guarantees - 's'
,ba. bae F,ssons S 5iity OF ths EusT.2tOrs must be
neaest Dlstrlos Court or OF the United States Dis
Bidders must be present IN person vb.p Oh, hid.
are are opened or their proposals Wi not be oonsid-
Bonds. in the cum Of ten thousand dollars. ,is mad
oy the CONTRACTOR and both of his guxran,ore will
os rec eireo OF the success ui bidder upon signing
As the bond must accompany the contract IL will
De necessars Tor bidders 70 have their bnndsmen
win mem, or 70 have bonds signed IN anticipation
sIlEned; Bsnks for bonds can be procured upOnsP
pileanon oeinE msie AZ this Ofoe. sIther personal-
ly, by letter, or by telegraph.
Fcrn Of GHa,dsfss
e,-t OF the COUNTY OF -, and State Of -
snd =, OF the county OF =, and State Of =, do
tract in acoortanoe With the terms Of his prososi
toA, anc that, should his proposition be aooepted
ne Val az oaoe enter Into . contract in scoordsnos
should the contract be awarded him ve .,.r
pared 70 become his secu rites.
lIo TINS guarantee must be appended the aHetaI
certificate above menuoned.D
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, Ac-
Au horses contracted FOR under this Adyerflse-
ment WILL be Injected 10 q rIgid inspection, ami
tnose NOT conforming 70 ths speclhos;ions will be
No mares will be received
The horees must al ne delivered in tins oitv ou
or osfore Tuesday, tLs l7th day Of Jsns ssrf, and
no q ums VA De ranted on any Prstext
contract or 90 soon there. fer "a the Dept usr
termaster shall be IN funds
Any lntsrmality in the bid. or non -oonformxuos
VITA me terms OF this advertisement, Will ensure
he rel 4ctlon OF the proposal.
Ihese horses VIII be awarded ia lots of sOf paOTs
L1sh tSUVl Two hundred each, uuiets the DEPOT
Quartermaster should deem IL for the interest OF
The Depot Qusrtermsster reserves 20 himself the
Lght 10 reJec. any OF al bids that he may too
high. ID. -. RUCKER
m ls-dt2sth Col. and Depot Q QHsrsrmsster.
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The CoAsT SURvRY.-In letter to Superin-
tsndent Bache, Of the Coast Survey, Capt Porter
pays just tribute to the skill and bravery of the
officers Of the Survey who were assigned 10 the
mortar feet In the attack on New Orleans Under
direction Of Prof. Bache, Messrs. Gerdes and
Oltnans were engaged during the bomblrdment
OF tho forts In making surveys Of the river shores
and fixing the positions Of our vessels, and Capt
Porter speaks IN warm terms Of the value Of their
services. He adds ''l could not omit writing
to you to thank your good fellows for what they
have done for me, and TO thank you for sending
them. IL was curious TO hear some wiseacres
here, what, in the name Of heaven, 4 coast sur
vey party had to do with bombardment p They
know now -
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Letter from on B sard the sai.na.z

We are indebted to the same ffiend who has
heretofore placed us under the same obligation,
for the following extract from letter written on
board the Galsna after the engagement with
Fort Darling:
United States Steamer Galsna, ,
Belov City POINT, May II.
Dear Brotner-Since nv last In connection
with those on board this ship. have passed
through some trying scenes IL would be i'm
possible for me to describe within my limited
time all that has transpired since then, but will
try to give you a few OF the particulars. We ad-
vanced slowly up the James river without any
special obstruction until on the 18th, we came
within some seven or eight miles of Richmond
when, from sign. familiar to practiced eyes, we
knew the Rebel force was near. - 30.
On a closer examination we found his position
10 be very strong one, located on a steep bluff,
and In position on which 1t was almost impos-
sible to bring our guns to bear But our brave
Captain Rodgers, who, may say here, was ably
and efficiently supported by Lieutenant Newman
and his other officers, determined to give the
Rebels q taste OF our iron, although the IL Rebels
had all the advantage Of position, number OF guns
&C., and our other vessels, the Monitor included
could give Us but little assistance, as they could
not elevate their guns sufficiently to have any ef
feet on the Rebel fort. So you might say we were
alone, but what courage and the determination Of
brave hearts, led by gallant men in good cause,
In our position, could attain, may say, without
being considered egotistical, was performed by
the officers and men OF this ship We fought the
enemy for four hours, from to III O'Clock a m /,
and such a perfect tornado OF shot and she'll
rlSht, leIt 'front.', rear ana on top or us was never
seen before. --5 ."
The plating on the upper deck, unfortunately,
was not impervious to the iron messengers, and
| number Of the enemy's shot and she'll penetra-
ted to tue gun deck, where they did considerable
execution, killing and woundIng number Of our
brave crew. Hard stories are told about the con-
sructo's Of this ship. Sbe does not realize what
was anticipated for her: / had a number OF mar
row escapes but, thank God. / still live to ig ht
again under the stars and stripes. But Il was an
awful sight to see our killed and wounded, some
with an arm or a leg blown oR some entirely
disembowled The marine guard on board
manned the after pivot gun and fought nobly.
In fact, all engaged covered themselves with
honor. and II was with feeling Of the greatest
regret that Capt Rodgers, after four hours hard
fighting, and having expended the last charge of
powder he had on board, ordered a withdrawal
Of the ship from under the fire Of the enemy
But we hope soon to give them another trial with
something like an equality Of guns, not as It as
been this time-6 guns to 60.
BaIto American. Yours truly, LAS.
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Tornado at Whseling-A Church Unroefsd d
ard StetPIe Blown Down-Three Child |.

WHEELING, May 21.-A tornado swept over this
vicinity this afternoon, doing great damage and
causing some loss Of life The lutheran Chnrch
was uDroofed, aud being occupied as a school.
three OF the scholars were killed and six wountied
The wind also blew down the steeple and partial
" unroofed 81. John Episcopal Church, and de.
molished the upper works Of the steamer Mariner,
bound down the Ohio with troops. Theeaptain'
mate and pilot Were somewhat injured, but no
lives Were lost #.. - - ~
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SESSION OF TIE SuPREME COURT OF THE UNI-
I'D STATES, AT NASHVILLE, TENN-The Nash
Vile Union OF the 70 h says: The supreme Court
met yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. The ven
erable and distinguished Msjor VIM. Lewis
for many years one Of the Chief Auditors at
Washington during Gen. JackSon's Admi nistra-
tion, and the intimate friend and conndant Of the
cd hero. was foreman Of the grand jury. Althouch
past the three score and ten years allotted TO man
his intellect r. still vigorous and unclouded. and
the IRE Of patriotic devotion to the Union still
burns warmly In his heart az In the DAYS when
he fought the notification Of South Carolina
under Andrew Jackson.
Judge Catron delivered a brief but pointed ex-
tempOraneOus charge 70 the Grand Jury He
dwelt particularly on their duty to ferret out and
indict all persons siding and abpttlng the ma
raudIng parties which are infesting this portion
Of the State The otfense was a heinous one MT
tery ruinous 20 society, and deserving the severest
puniahmeat. Ol other points the Jury were re-
feTred 10 his charge 10 the Grand Jury at ST.
Louis 70 which we shall refer again ~
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ID Robert Kenicott, Of Chicago. an eminent
naturalist who 10 travelling in the northern Brit-
ish Possessions, collecting specimens for the
Smithsonian Institute and the Audobon Club, of
that city, has been heard from at Fort Anderson,
far within the Polar Arc, under date of July,
1861. He purposes visiting the Arctic coast In
July, and then starting for home the first OF Au-
gust, reaching here in December.
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By J. G. Mos UIRE & CO., Auctionsers,
'ERUSgEB'S SALE OF CITY LOTS-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May 27th 1852,
st 5h O'Clock, on the premises, By virtue of tive
desGs o' trust 10 the subscriber oce dated Jsnuary
20, la69. and recorded IN Libsr J. A, No. I69,
follos 2i6, et see the other dated gu'y 18th lsN
and recorded IN Libsr J. A. 3, No. 2a5 folios 2tI
ct seS., Of the Land recorts for Wsshiprton
oonnty, ID. O.. We shall sell one Undivided bsT
part of Lots numbered ], ?, s, {, 5, g. an1 - in
1919 npIteIed 1 9, fronhnk on Scu,h 3 street,
Terms; One-half cash; the balance in six
mouths. with interest, secured BIZ deed Of trlsi
All conse, ancing st the ost OF the purchaser.
TBO.J FISHER, Trustee,
e. el2-eodds &c kcSUiRE& e co. Arcts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VOCAL CONCERT

T. VOCAL CONCERT
he Children Of the Second and part of the
First DlstrIct Prn Schools take great pleasure
II anoouncint TO their friends and the public that
the5 VII give their ANNUAL MAY CONCERT,
pnoSr the direction of their Music Tesoher,, Prof.
THURSDAY EVENING. I'D insts mt,
O'Clock. a. = " %
, The piano u.ed on the OCCASION has been kindly
i1rnlshed by Mr.. Ellis and Will be presided over by
fIoI. faffhurSt f m POST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

IL Napoleon III Is carrying the war into AZ
rica-the war against thirst. He is having line
OF wells sunk from the French colony Of Algeria
to the French colony Of Senegal. Thus he will
benefit commerce, and become one OF the greatest
Of human benefactors. In Africa his name will
be writ In water, and written Immortality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

IL The English will not allow Queen Victoria
to erect such monument TO Prince Albert as she
prefers. She IS for obelisk, but - an obelisk
they have pointed objections They pay their
money, and they have the right TO chose; but II
is not very loyal conduct on their part, making
objections to their sovereign's wishes on such a
subiect .-.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The Latest from Gen McClelian-An Ad.
vance OF the Whole Army. -

HEADQUARrERs ARMY OBJ THR PoToMAc, May
21st. sp m.-Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary
Of War: have just returned from Bottom Bridge,
and have examined the country on the other side,
making a reconnaissance on the heels of the
enemy, who probably did not like the skirmish
Of yesterday: The bridge will be repaired by to-
morrow morning and others constructed, All
the corps have advanced to-day
G. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

'HHE wAsssHIN6TONA AoABEMYo OF MUSIC,
IN n, ana loth sSreets- BveTy evening FREE CON
r.sht pl ihe best sss.czl and opera mus O, per-
cnnns, " emlnens artsts IN their hnest style. The
refreshments at moderate pIioes. Oficers sIwsSs
u etSenaeRcs Ior The preservation of ORDER
m32w HENRY ROSENTHkL' Fropr,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

NEW USE FoR Coal on Coal oil 10 Faid 10
be Z sure destroyer Of bed-ougs. Apply plend.
fully with a small brush or festher to the places
where they most do cOngregate. The cure IL
tncctual and permanent Gilt frames, cha andss
hers, &c rubbed slightly over with coal Oil win
not be disturbed by dies. -
A Bic BgsINEss.-It 10 stated that nfreen hum
ared barrels Of eggs were shipped from Knox coun-
", Ohio, East, last week One housa ,hinoed
thirteen hund red barrels TO New York during
ne month OF April, and the regular shipments Of
the enaoIshment are $50 barrels q week --'
" The Grand Jury Of Bourbon County, Ken
against thirty four citizens Of that county Tor
having entered the service OF the so-called Con.
I-derate states, and against twelve Others for in.
'aalhg hentuckY 10 make war against the State
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The Siege of Fort Wrisht

CHICAGO, May 20--A dispatch dated Off Fort
Wiig ut 18th inst, saYs:-''Refugees who arrived
slye Prepsrations for second attsck. They now
calculate on being able to whip the Unionists at
Richmond, Corinth, and On the Mississippi, aftef
which they don't expect to be moles.ed in their
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g .. CONGRESSIONAL. -
ExxvII,h coNaREss-s.esua s.,.,.,

SESATR,-After our report closed vesterd,v.
Ine nx bill was taken up and several amend.
ments were acted en..rT sff.E ..--rG =
HOUSE, After our report closed op
MI; Colfax reported the bin q. secure the more
speedy transportation of the mails =.
The confscation bills were taken mn ana Az
cus,ed by Messfs. Voorhees,, morrill,, nj slioryy and
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4 CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA iv., MAR Sixth IT.
MUSICAL Lss5lsHr G5svtSFSso asifs,s Of 81 ARTISTS
FHE FHE sSSs sSSSs s1{fe'' u SR sAtEAA,, 'h'stEA, :.
Or, A NIsHr OF " oYprRs,
Which has been several weeks in preparation. and
wardrobe used in this Beautiful and fupp, ,ieos
ooff f. Eoga S, agNDatD lcED D2LL.Rs; =.
BE SH$fTnsskkk,S SSitkT nsskkk,SK MALTESE eRoss.
R fhs Mt rs,ure. the .sfy1e5. m3 asT5TY q
Grand idnfht Procession with banners and ID em sTo
~ se1 .Ss Ssn asSs .Ss
not departed par "esn swim;' can JOS hold your
sSsaos sSd sRf .s5 sSd "a
bssutiful sonE.tisss the WsshipGton FsYorits.' inc
THtE t.ss aTPs fiss ao;yIt9'ySsl{ y9S Os v,
To night. msssTs. LEWIS and CHRfsrIE, tn.
hsr6S hsnoS y%1Snssts. equal in every respect 70 the
'''D''- 'isiTs:s MISS MILLlE FOWLER,
fasss fsss zosaa5SisAsaaA aaASs "a bsn..sE.s,. bE1aaE,
p,i,, nj, n TIz CosEI OF BsAgrI.
ne fsaos.. Mics EfaRR EIt sseos sa5s': and Mla' Liz
The fssss II Ii .5:. .SsSss.sLLo s s,s..;
Harry as kiaE' u the Cor. SsIhsS si.:S..W WohhkLL.
BS%S 7
SONGS New pSssSsi SsS b,ss New Negro Acts. and
os.,1s: g ~ SsSS.
MArIsEK NoTIcR:-Hereatte there viii be but ops
Ladies anS ssss I:Ss sysy sat-
va ysanses presents viii be given svay-s aas si-
Admiration. ladies' 2oosn,s; childrsu 10 e,n.,.
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AUCTION SALES.

NTARSHAL'S SALE OF VESsELS.-B, yir
" tue Of dserees Of the District Court OF the
United St-tes forthe District Of Colamhia, will
SELL at public sale for cash, a. the foot OF sixth
ST stress ss E5srt on ne PStomso nser on FRIDAY
me [Sdoay OF MAY instant, 1862. commencing at
III O'Clock. q. M, the following g-named Vestels
their seoke, and Apparel, viz
= Schooner M onterey.o =
Do "LoOkouto
.-s.-- d. 10 "S.[ah , Ann," and tbs ...-
WARD II. LAMON,
m II-d r.... u. =. Marshal. ID. c,
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ResignatIen Of che Canadian Minis,rr.

MONTREAL, May 2L-The ministry have re-
ned, consequent upon the defeat of the military
DILL Their resignation has not yet been accepted.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

SECOND WARD-FIRSTPR TPRFCIVT.-No
- Is bsTbT given that, in conformity 20 tie provIo
sions ol tns charter Of the nIty Of Washington an
June ne1t, at 419 Twelfth street, between New
ork avenue aud street, for Mayor, 20 serve two
20 .erve tso Years, and for three members of the
BSSIo oI Common Council, 10 ssrvs one year.
nc pous HIII DO opened 81 O'Clock g., m, ana
close ~ II IN. GEO. w. STEWART
JAS w. SPALDING
Il. +. CLARK,
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WASHINGTON, Miy I6 1sS2.
MeSSrs.JoHss, Dickinson, GsOrEs, 0skaeim Mer-
rre. 2ssnsy, Proctor, Danh1m, MeRennsy, aud
0herS: Your Kind note, tendering me a coInpiI
montaty bsnebt. has come to hand. | gave it to
Messrs. Pcrolyal Co., as the persons best abe
20 give deolslon In the care. It affords me ErGSt
pessure 70 be ahle to say that the managers has
kIndly consested TO give me, for the purpose of 9
com plImentiry benefit, IS suggested by you. the
CaHterburJ Hail, Frlday evening, May 2Sd, 1872.
cannot do otherwise than express to -ou my
entire appreciation of your unsolicited kindness
have ever found, In this oity, friends waom shall
always remember with feelings of the prcfoundest
KIantude You are good enough, in your letter,
70 aIlude 70 my conduct, outside of my profession
In tefns OF more than merlted praise 1 can only
seI that IL has been my purpose u 70 conduct my
self as TO be able to bid edleu TO mI friends, when
the time comes for me to leave you, feeling that
have no occasion TO regret anything that SELF
. lOsey OF good order
With the profourdest gratitude for your kind
moss, and that OF the Messrz. .'eroIval 4 &C., in
wsivlnE the use Of their profitable hal Of amuse
nent Tor nv benefit, remain, while 1 live, y our
devoted friend,
InSl-3t DICK PARKER
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GROWERS. THEATRE.
I.EnNARD GPovrR A..-

Second and Last Week, positively, Of the
EMINENT IRISH COMEDIAN AND VOCALIST,
JOHN COLLINS.
Respgsaranea Of the FAyO~ites of the
F9MEn COMEDY CONGRESS-,
LOfsf AUv9H, JENNY PARKER,
,~,y,,,,-mkS:G: G: C, ,GERHONI
FiLEoN'wARHnlE HnELDRvMaH MaoKEt PHILLIPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-22

IoUhNAL OF HON. ALFRED ELYs
Lsnman; 81, ''u " Ohss'
ml6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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THIS EVENINn

Il = kS.-es -l.e NON
TlLToN' wARsHH,E sHHEL6RSMbi MboKEEr. PHILLIPS
THIS EVENING, -
7h. sTi svgFJ seest syeafa: fqp5lins plds Tho Tses
Dion Bourcicault's thrilling and beautifai s-aot
iiish spSet.cp ar pTams, wLiOh has now been
@ q ~; s&oR s fss Of ssG0BBs Bs
pInoS. m Gttf: o.s tor s S5s than 800 all the
oo, , = SSkkkkEN SSSktkkEkEENN EAAw%NN;; EEAAw%NN;
CULLEN B9AnWrfNRi 9nrfNRirN rG0kkEEN BAWN.
Cot.tEEN CoottEEN BBAA@@N..
Or, The Brides Of GGrryo,oen s.
Or, The Brides Of Garryoicen
Or, The BRIDES Of Garryolcen
New, Magnificent and Accurate Scenery by c. 8.
6etz. Novel and Startling MechanlOaI Effects
By fosts, .SSSers SSSeT,es SEa wi4spggS hspgSSintmenta
by Marshasl.
Myles Ma CopPal cen. (Nyles of the Porles,) Mr. J
Hardre.s Mr. z $ Medium
FsstRsr FFsLis HTsJ Tcm .-..-MAss Mf As b pSIf1D! MAD
Hylshd G.;;ss: h. M D WsIteH
EiJ {, ,CoRnOf tthe Colleen Bs1n. huSAro'
nSs GE1ss SSesn R61.a Lofty HOus
Mr. or r.; tRS red haired glib Miss Jenny Parker
SSsi,i - ~. 5- e! Mrs n Mgzzy
pucs snnerhs:sott---- -. MIS- J EdwaTSs Ss
kethleen----- -----.---.-----.-... Miss Fiors Lee
snE',i'li mourn the hopes that leave ms. .""Cruis-
keen Lawn" and the Boys of Kilkenny 9
Miss Lofty HopsH will sing The Pretty Girl
ACT Tho Lake OF KIllsrney BY Moonlight,
Act 1.-THE Fearful Water Cave
act lll-Ihe Ball Room, or Light Through tho
To enable parties from distancs to reach homo
~ seasonabe hour, no other piece win 10 per-
formed. -.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parsust CIrols---..5o cents
EoMhJ w. 20 C6nLu
GIcnesuS CneIls-..------.-----,75 rs cents
Seats may be secured at the Tneater during The
day without extra charge. m Is,lw
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Schooner an onterey.'' t.2.
DO Sarah Ann and tbs
/ WARD H. LAMON.
m II-1 Y. 3. Marshal. n. C..
EuRNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAM
nav yFE MpkiTSN ppkGkESISs Nc AHSVsEkEERLSG .0n MON
sside19s d fa@S on .tree. n no2tS bssvsss sss
l7L5 and 18th streets, We shall sell the Furniture
sofs, aTES, ARD; and GSntS iSaay Ss,si6 Chairs,
Genter, Sofa, ard o,her Tables.
Rush, Cane, ard Wood Seat Chairs,
Walnut Whstnot, Fancy Tables,
China, 6 ass, and CrocEeTyvsfe.
Casters, Table Cutlery. Waters,
Ul,o!cth, Mating. Iron Hat tree.
Bedgtesds. Bpteans, Wa,hstsnds,
Looking Glasses. Toilet sets,
Gooklrg and other Stoves,
Iotet5er with many other articles OF Household
mad O J. c. INSURE & CO., Auo,,.
o,RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionerrs
> hUcTIoN;-On MONDAY, the IS instant, We
sh.il sesl n front of the premises, at O'Clock ,.
Los Nos. and N sSusre Ss 20 % sss tbs prop
fItJ ls beaguluily situated at Ihs coraer Of East
Budns LOIS from = to ' . .st aE IKE soTEeG Rg
Lot is improved WIKI good Frame House
and IL on., the sssIs sasH 10 tes GeSe Sets. 9
the de.sTted payments, bearing interest," from uay
9t sAe. 4 deed gwen and q deed of trust taken.
m 20 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auc.s.
By SKBEN & wItLIaMs, Asction.ers
HOuSEHpLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TUES, HORSES. Cows. CARRIaGK, WAGON,
CART' FLOWS, AND OTHER FARMING UTENSILS
AT AUcTIon.-0n TUESDAY ihe s7th instant,
We shall sell at 10 O'Clock E at the former reTIr
aensG o. 6e9,se w. Ialburtt, Ets.; shout one,
ne Plscstswsy X DAD, 1.-THE aAE will desltnaIe the
pace - good GssortmeLt OF Furniture VIZ
One Mahogany Frame PiaaO orte, Bureaus, and
Chairs.
Fine Broc.tele and White Window Curtains. and
Three; Ply and other Carpets, Passage and other
Spring Lounge. Bsdstssds, Cooking and other
Stoves,
With good lot Of Kitchen Zee ui.ites.
- Also
One excellent Work Horse, kind and gentle,
One very superior Harness Horse, fast n ttvlIsb
Three Co-sI Csrrieges, Spring Market W agon,
Plevs, and other ParmIn. Utensils.
Terms: All EuDls under SO c.sh; oyer Sio a
ore1it Of 80 and 90 days for notes en-
dorsed. bearing interest,
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT To DICK
~ -. PARKER =

hteAard Parker, Esq.-DzAR SIR: We, the IN
oeIsiE nee, desire, from reasons which we VIII
Mentign, 70 tender to you q complimentary benef l.
our long careeF ee an artist IN yoar profession in
tms clty has rendered you popular beyond most
periormere who have visited us, and your sulet
gentlemanlJ demeanor has gained for you hosts Of
frlcnds and ad mlIers wEo would be pleased to tes-
NY 90 you In suitable msnner their appreciation
OF your worth. 1." p
Your conduct 10 our city hiss been model to the
members OF your profession, ana in any Capacity
could not do Otherwise than make you friends, In
this connection, we oannot do otherwise than ex-
press our appreciation of the exeTtions of Messrs
ferclVsi and co 20 afford us popular stgle of
emasemenf, and 20 say thst in no other way could
thoss eHternrlslns managers have more entirely
eonSu ted our wIshes than in retaining you n our
mld Sc during their entire season. =
With expressions of regard ard esteem beyond
what We Lsve hithsTto felt called upon to give TO
puhlo artist, and awaiting -FOUR teclsion "a TO the
time OF the bcreht me nsioned, we remain your
friends, . = =
! Ostheim Brothers. Hermann Msyer
Fred VI Hough;on, Meyer w ettxsus Sr,
rs w Dunham, w 4 Ketchsm,
hFnolS, II ilchau,
p Lichau, D. Joles
p Franklin Jones, JOIN Rsy,
Hokenny, M Homjstov,
Geo L dickinson, Geo w McXeuny
w Il Frnck, ECGeorte,
. Henry h M'rrick, Peter l. Ottmau,
: W Ottman, Byron a 6 berson,
. Cyrus Bradle, II Proctor
- FTenpeJ, yB Whittier,
Lem Short, Joseph r CozInns
WASHINGTON, May IL. 1859.
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SECOND WARD-SBC0ND PRECINCT
- ~ Motloe ls hereby gwen that IN conformity to
lngton, en- election will be he'd on Mondsr, the sd
ga OF June next, a. Ford's Drug Store. corner OF
serve two years, for one member of she Board OF
hloeIIli q 70 serve two years, and for Ihre5 mem
year. ~ '01 'e Oho
The polls will open at O'CLOCK q. m, and olo,s
atIP M MM. Il. SHEDD,
EDWD. G. DYER,
- SAAL. LEWIS.