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AND
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TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
sissm Ffope6es alternate days viii thoss Of tue
NE" sokK CENTRAL
--........- AID
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AAihRoAos,
~ ' e e comcfra1 pnbc ne foWng e
5ent supe1i u facilities 1or tie Transportation Of mar
eq6n9S n Haa s% 70 aa g e f Ths
pa75s Rneqaa'1vd cAsA1 tAcillsaes' consisting Of
100 Canal Boats,
or The largest cas stx Of which leave New York aud
HnsiH na5s5 ssy sesnscusE at Buffalo "h the following
TUE wESTERNE
fo1ped ara oneratea bv tbs t;onnauy) viii run over
the EeT Yetk Geat:sl Eatroad to Ba4lo. conaeetfag
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NEPTUNE, GALENA,
AA6 ~ - Hs,
Leaving the dock at Erie Da51- ard foot of Michigan
1srtet every evening At O'clock. For freight or pss
sage apF1y ut The Western Transportation o:e EFte
Hsstp, and tile Buffalo. CIsvelsld and Ch1cago nue
Office, foot Of Michigan srteet-
1Re AetfOfS A1stte Dt*HY,
y;s North Shore dIre Ct connecting at Buffalo with the
EeT TorE Ce..tsaI and BqtFaIo New
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VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH.
Execution Of an Alleged Union
Spy In Richmond.

THE PARTICULARS o7 THE EVENT.
, 1862-05-07

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1sa1ss ,,s7s e We.t rs a,aa % Tn;on Depot Chicago
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A11.ye It Cincinnati st $50 . y. and 200 p u
IN GoIa@6aS .aaison isV:encs6apS Jea5rIonya.
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| With FtesmeIg fos s: Paul, &c.
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TTTTNnIC GENTp RAIT
L K0AD-cHAsaz or TnnLon and after SUR
DAY February 18th. 1852 trains VII leave from the
Great Central Depot, foot OF Lake and South Wata
Exnress $50 L. Il, sundays e1cepted-a11tving st PEG
| ria at 7aP n. 1ogeu=pnEt e!p :: n peca
Fl s s5 ~ sS!taEaeId i !e IL sifa Iasks19 3f
I'm. ct. Louis 1l57 P. II, Ierre Hsuta IL
Accommodation 500 P. II , every day-for CentFa1'
! and Way Etat1onsi arriving st Centralia :
| 625 r n This tain also Connects st Tolqn.
| catur At i6l5 A. II, Springfield 1S0 F, N J9c4
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~ What can w oman do in w ar?
Much. every way But she can't keep, pesce II the
% yo1t hotss q a nnx. t9 IL at oM ani ne
Tted, irtroauce thensslEes hef lo1&e1s % u ~
9reaf annoYaoce and dis8u ust nov L. tue tine to use
Km 'en now! NO faulty should De without IT, The
mead hnt tn4kea cle&n sWe8p rende peace certain
6ytne 9nu1h1ist1on Of the e1Gp{; so1a hY ~ Drug
Fi1fnf Hufphsfd Il 8tnit&- apNpH9E-tnt
, 1862-05-07
TIL e
Northern Transportation Coy

Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
Is spsepared to transE ort property between
Bostcn, ell pctnrs in New England, NeT York
and the Hest,
T,tb pro1ptncss care AMI dispatch,
This well Known Line OF Fourteen Ftrsrclass Screw
Etce1nere connects a. o Ozdensbu1g With Inc
Railroad for Boston and all Pointa IN Kew
England;
at Cape Vincent With the
Bailrtnd and e1ope1ln1 Iire bstween Cape
Vincent and New York,
And At Oswego With q
LINE OF IS FIHST CLASP CANAL BOATS,
Between OsWego. Trog, slbaay hnd New York,
Forming pAILT LINE from Boston, New York.
Ogdcnssurrh. Cara Vincent and oswego to Cleveland.
Toledo and Detroit
AND TRI-W GEKLT LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
J. B7era. 1g1 broadway. New York John Hock-
Ing. State ttreet, Doston Geo. A. Eddy
H i. Creyo In, Caoe Vincent Joan =; CrnFfoTd, "
Eego Pelttn Breed GleEeend TaaEGs ss M5I4s m4gSa
aee. Taylor. Marray & Co., Racine.
CkARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Fo1th Lasalle st., Chicago.
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Tfrmi11 3zrternlll1atorS.

To Destroy--Rlts, Koaches, &c.
To DcStroy--Mice, Mo1es and Ants.
TO Dstroy-Bed Bugs.
TO Destrp3-Moths In Fnrs, Clothes, &C.
TO Destroy Mosquitoes and 3leas.
To DeStroy-1nEccts on Plants and Fowls.
TO DeSf7u5-1useete on Animals, &c.
To Dtttroy-Every form and species o1
Yer1nin.
, 1862-05-07

,uch ss Supp5sas1onB 1rreE Eaa1uee. Failing Of The
womb Tuiorn aiI Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility,
Pa!nlui or Difficult NeHstruaEon, Barrennesa &C. VII
or 1fpalaiabie medicines ef any kind. Have no dell
5e The af3eted ae cordially invited to can and sat
, 1862-05-07

DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETT'S
UTERINE CORDIAL 10 WARRANTED TO oUEA
al rozNs or UTERINE pIsEAsK o. he xoNEY M Ely ~ "
5ts of,ce, lis West Van Burrn street Consn1taton
oee F D. Box SIS Dr.. c. has practiced medicine 1Vl
i yearp four OF which kave heen L. this CITY.
, 1862-05-07

All communications strictly confidential 0Mee d
olpI STREETS, Office hours from 4 n. un 9P. n
Address J. Il. MccANN, n. D. Chicago. IL Letter.
.ttcS.!.oE, CT Ter two etamps I'D eecd psmphle
ree se12W1Y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
laws Of WISCONSIN,.
oFFICIAL.

All Acts the state papsr snas =. Sa ~
sne ~ state "a ssActs OF general inter.
at - IS provided in sections 81 and 81, chapter
the Revised statutes. All publishers OF W esA at.
n.vapapers in the State who shall publish In tneI
ve newspapers the acts thus deslgnatsu,
viii be allowed thirty dollars for such entire pun
cation. ,.,sm ,,s,xurs
Secretary of State.
IWhere a supernuous word is found In the en-
rolled BILL IL Is printed in the text, put IN an,
and Enclosed In parenthesis, (thus) Where WORD
is found necessary sustain she sense OF the go. :
text or where one word has been Obviously ms
taken for another, the word supposed to DO proper
Is supplied, but in brackets, thus ana IN no Case
ia the text of the enrolled bill altered,l
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
CHAPTER 362.

AN ACT relating to the duties Of asses"
other officers, for the year lew ,us@
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin, ff ~;
IN Senate and assembly, do enact Is.,sss
Section 1. The several assessors shai,,, d.r
the first Monday of July and the FIRST Vie sGs 81
September nexs, make out assessment w. t.ss
perform their other duties for the year OA ~ass
sand eight hundred and sixty-two, ID lna .,st,5 =
required by law, and have the same eo-fpsr 10.
or before the said first Monday Of ssp.sanuTsiisSS
Sec. z. The town and city boards o. - sr pN
shall meet on the first Monday OF sePssIag
and perform their duties as required ps Ig ~,
Sec. 3. Each clerk of the county DVs sos3sg
peryisors shall, on or before the tour.n % p
September next, make out and trahsI and n
secretary of state, an abstract OF the fs" ,snns.
sonal property in his county, in fh'
CURED By law. ., ,-,msHsE
Sec. 4. The secretary of state shall Da1rs.sSa
section mentioned, proceed to sppoF.-nTsrsl 90
taxes for the present year among the and ~
ties, IN the manner now required py nnsa' :
transmit q certified copy OF such apPV"ansrrisoo
the clerk of the county beard Oh sup 80,
each county. ,jou tS.
See. s.. In case the abstract IN ssS "nT s0E'g
mentioned, shall not be received ISc, .tober ps,
or counties by the second Mondsy ts the Tsls.,,
by the secretary Of state, he shall ~. oace u ~
zion OF property as returned TO H~ntiss, 81 =
year 1861, from such county or eoa.-sts ssSsi
such county or counties for the pFessse 81 ptsI g.
Sec. TO-. Sections two and thfss al IssS o. "a
hundred and seyenty-six of the seH' snd siIiy'''7
year one thousand eight hundred IA
are hereby repealed. hall forIa...aL
Sec. @ III The secretary Of state - the sss'''
transmit printed copies Of this scsss,Ors -
clerks Of che county boards OF
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
lEttOStS1e0 June Il, 1907.
CHAPTER $50.
CHAPTER AGA.
AN ACT to provide for levying state tax for tn,
year 1862.

AN AL 70 repeal chapter 237 of the general laws
Of ane year 1862, entitled san acs in relation to
1Es 1ecpss 81 ne State Ct Wisconsis represessssd
IN Senate and Assens5lu do enact as follo,ns. =
Section !. Chapter two aundrec ana tnirty-seven
~ sns genera laws OF the year eighteen hundred
- Asy-two, entitled San act in relation to costs
In certain cases, " 10 hereby repealed
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02
- -
+ Published June &c, 1852.
CHAPTER 39s.

AN Aor to authorize the county supervisors to
construct drains In certain cases "-
The People Of the STATE Of Wisconsin, Represented
In Ssnate and Assembly, do enact as foSSoa0s:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-07-02

whenever they shall have established any such
same into suitable sections, not less in number
than the number of owners Of land through which
the may be located, and shall also pre- scribe
the time within which the work upon such sections
shall DO completed. ts.
Sec. z. That the clerk of the county board of
supervisors shall cause notice to be given of the
time aud place OF letting out, OF the kind of work
to be done upon saa sections, and the time fixed by
the county board Of supervisors for its completion
by publication for thirty days in some newspaper
printed or OF general circulation in said county
and shall let the work in said sections respectively
to the lowest bidder therefor; and the person or
persons taking such WORK at such letting shall ON
the completion thereof to the satisfaction of the
county board OF supervisors, be paid such work
OUT OF the county treasury, upon the order of the
said board OF supervisors, properly attested pro-
vt6ed, that ii any person or persons to whom any
portion OF said work shall be let as aforesaid shall
iai 70 perform said work, the shall be re-let
oy the clerk OF the board OF supervisors, in the
manner hereinbefore provided.
Sec. 8. Iha 1.-THE clerk of tho board of supsryi-
sors shall Keep full and complete record of all
proceedings had in each case under this act
Sec. y. That the clerk or the board of superyi-
sors, and surveyor and engineer, shall be allowed
such fees services under this act as the county
board of supervisors shall in eacn case deem rea-
sonable and allow: and all other tees and costs
aocrning under this act shall be the same as pro-
vided by law for like services in other cases. and
al costs, expenses, costs of constructions fees and
compensation Tor property appropriated, which
sna.I acsrue anu pe assessed aud De determined
under this act, shall be paid out OF the county
treasury out OF the general fund, on the order of
sns saia board OF supervisors, properly attested
Droosdeds tnat no part Of the same exeeut the
compensation for property approprared- shaI he
psio ou. OF the county treasury, till the same shall
have been levied and collected as provided in the
next section of this act = - 80
Sec. ~. That the county board of supervisors
slaAs Lac an equitable superintendent of the
ooss, penses, costs of fees and COM
peasanon ior property appropriated, which shall |
M oe ana be assessed and be determin ed under
sas act, amoDg the owners of the land benehted |
- me location and construction of such ditch
ssain OF water-course, in proportion to the bsnsfs
secn o. Them through and along the lines or in
ssssa snd % whose lands the Same may be To-
s.sai DC levied upon the lands OF the ownsra 81
ss2n 1n sfid nSonaxtiops ooilactsd In -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

troops were kept close togetf or; they bad No
enu, ana Were rot allowed 20 build camp hrcs
In iact, 'be whole rNp"dition was conducted 40
secretly and as eIpcditiou.ly az po,sible Mr.
"o YVES IN lonPs'teets old division
LongsNeet has, since the ut W. IN GEN Pone's
army, been pr moses g. IN command ~ !. corr,
portion 81 the Rsbr ,rmy reached FTederich
about five O'Clock on sgEdrv evening
Mr.. ~ cSt. IN q" cs;bil !. ths hsitl.s hs,veen IN.
Rappshannock AMI centTevisls, says thAt only
about Ne tGird Il the rebel sImy was eng aged a,
any one time the prinoipst division. tbst
attacked c1r forces were EwfIl's. Jacfson's ana
Long stress. LCng>tTeet WIS "a command al.
though jackson did most % tie Hghuug Mr.
West further ststes tina; a." -,bels appear 70 be
IN high spirits over their success, and insist upon
II that ih"y can whip any army the North oan
bring against them
The different huroUshs IN this vicinity have
neariy all che piece OF artillery, and some three
or four. Every ,iiz n appears 10 b. the owner Of
aqua, and the ciCsEg oi all places Of business az
O'Clock, and tie anOs; universal turning cut OF
the inhabitants, cOnv.aces me that the further
advance OF The Rebels, should they attempt fur
ther aggressive movements, viii b 0loodily re-
psllFd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12
Harrisburg Letter

Correspondence Of tie Philadelphia Iuauirer. I
HIRRIs BURG, Sent. II.-'Ehea yrur corre,pon.
dent retired this morning, the grey dawn OF day
lad Utmost come, but number Of anN Gus onss
stu tnr6nged the telegraph Offices and railroad
depots, inpetienuy awaiting the arrival OF news
in regard 20 the movements of the different
armies.
THIS morning the impression among military
men was that JHckson, Instead Of moving upon
RageFstown, would strike direct from Frederick
through Cavetown, Md, aad w aynesburg, Pa /,
10 CnambeTsbuTgi bat their tupvcsiuons, "a you
AsNe already learned, Were InrCrreCt
Toe Anderon Cavalry are doing duty ia the
Cumberland Valley
Ordnance stores are constantly arriving. Re-
fore twenty four hours have passed there will be
an a'ioniIh.n s force tiers, unless Jackson should
consider discretion tn" better part OF vslor -
and succeed Ia skcd&dd!ng home again; in
which God grant he NAV fail.
There Is nov UadOUb,cdya force Of 100 coo
militia throug uout the Commonwealth, ready 20
move at an hours notice.
Harrisburg and Columbia should and Will I'M
doubicdly be the points Of defence for Phila-
Ielph'a.
AS infurmet YOU lsst night, the order OF the
Governor calling out tie militia does not at all
tect the arrangements made fOT she draf., which
are steadily pTugressiDg, although a great ma
jOrity OF the counties have iskrd an extension of
The time 10 the 10th. Those applications are
coming In hourly, AID are geaerAlly approved by
the GUvpEnar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12
LATEST By THLBGRdPH.
REBEL DASH At WESTMINSTER, Md.
THEY FIRE UPON UNARMED CITIZENS
TWO CARS AND A LOCOMOTIVE CAP
TURED.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I2.-Last evening, at half.
past seven O'Clock, the rebels, mum bering about
500, made a cavalry raid into Westminster with
two pieces Of artillery. As they charged through
the village they discharged their pistols upon
unarmed citizens In the street.
C. w. Webster, District Attorney, seeing the
Rebels coming, made for the railroad, and after
proceeding about a mile, met the train from
Baltimore, which, on his information, returned
Immediately.
There was at the Unien Bridge train OF the
Western Maryland Railroad-a locomotive and
two cars-which should have arrived at West
minister at five O'Clock this morning, and in this
city at eight O'Clock. This train has probab, y
been captured.
The Federals occupied New Market, on Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, 10 miles from Freder-
lex, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12
From Hanover. Pa

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
HANOVER, Sept l.-Several refugees have lust
arrived here from Liberty, a small place about
twelve miles from Frederick, on the old Balti-
more road. From them | learn that the Rebel
pickets are stationed at Liberty, and an army of
about thirteen thousand, Including eight thou
sand cavalry, are encsmped four miles south Of
that place.
From deserter, who was brought In this morn
Ing, who left the Rebel army last Monday mig ht,
learn the following interesting particulars: The
mans name 10 6: l.. West, and he originally
came from Chester Factory, In Hampden county,
Massachusetts. he informs me that the rebel
army 1t Frederick are under the command OF
Gen. Lee.
He Is not positive that Lee Is now with the
army, but he frequently heard orders from him
read, and he presumes that he 10 present direct
Ing the movements Of the forces. The Generals
that he saw Were Hill, Longstreet, Mackall and
Jackson. He estimates tie force as hish as one
hundred and nfty thousand
They commenced crossing at Nolandhs Ferry
Saturday morning, about seven O'Clock, aud Wtte
nearly forty elg ht hours going over. The whole
army waded the river. The water was In no
place more than three feet deep, and. In some
cases, whole divisions creased In body The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. M.
NEW MARKET OCCUPIED BY GENERAL
BURNSIDE.
The REBELS IN FORCE ON TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF THE POTOMAC, BETWEEN
hollands FERRY AND
HARPER'S FERRY
NO REBEL FORCE NEAR cENTERvILLE

Last evening, portion Of the force of Gen
Burnside advanced and occupied the village Of
New Market, on The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, but seven miles from Frederick city. Yet
terday morning the rebels occupied It In force.
We presume they were not found there when
Burnside advanced, as we have been unable to
hear efany collision Ia that quarter
The rebel army continues on both sides Of the
Potomac. We know that they are apparently in
heavy force on the south side, between Nolan's
Ferry and Harpe,s Ferry We know further
that they have now no force whatever In the vi
ciniy CT Centreville and Fairfax, having with
drawn all their pickett from there. Three or fouI
days ago they picketel their lines closely from
Centre'iile to Dra;nsville.
We doubt not, from all these facts, that ,hei
main force continues TO hover on both banks o.
the Potomac, around where they first crossed
into Frederick county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12
LATE LOCAL NEWS.


DEATHS OF SoLDInRs.-T The following have
,een reported since our last:
Isaac Russell, company E, LIST Maine.
Laurence HAHN, company F, 18th Pa.
6 K. Bogardes, COMPANY E, Gath N. Y.
John Smots, company G, LIST Mich.
George COIburn, company G, 12!h N. Y.
Lieut. Geo. Muchmore, company X, 9th n. ii
Isaac Francis, company D, Sd Mich.
H stockwell, 9th Maine Battery.
Geo smith, company g, I'd Mass.
serg't:W b. Hageboorn, company X, 9Th NY
Capt. Benz. Stone, company X, 18th Mass.
Sergt A. Upton, company A, 2lst Mas.
Corp1 George B. Hyde.
john Harrington, company 6, 10th Mass.
Samuel r. Lewes, company ID, 45th Pa.
John Degan, company B, 18th N. Y.
Oscar Blodgett, company |, Gath N Y.
l.. B. Pieiss, company Z, 18th NY.
Soldier, company C..
l.: Spaulding, company C, 35th Ny.
w. o. Mclean, company f, LIST U. & SIS.
Samuel Waterman, company 4, 18th Ohio.
FeteI Simons, company X, ID Wis.
Adalbert Powell, company f, Oath Ny
Serg't H. Virchus, company s, 4ith NY
w. r. Talbot, company B, 9th N. II.
Sergt VIM. Britt, or mpany l, 18th Mass.
James Maloney, company 6, Goth ~ Y
Homer A. Durfee, company b, 55th Ohio.
James M. Collins, company T., LIST Mich
serg't c: M Fairchild, company II, 29th Ohio.
Joseph Henderson, company A, 10Th Ohi6
NJ. Spencer, company H 18th Mass.
w. ]. Msrke, company L, 63d Pa.
John Powers, 9th regiment Sickles' Brigade.
Andrew J. Bass, LIST battery PennsyIvanfa.
James McIntire, company ID, Both Ny.
John Wenner, company Il, 9th Penn.
Ignatius Butler, company d, BAD Mass.
John Mays, company C, 105th Penn.
Sergt 6. s. Phipps, company X, Sd Excelsior
A. h. Dag9e, company b, 9th Nh.
VIM. BaMbrick, sergt company ID, 4s,h Pa.
John II Nice, company l, ID Nd.
Woodruff Meadlix, company X, ID Wis
Jas. Dalrvmple, company b, 5th u. s. Art
G. r.. Gardner, company X, 9TH wis
Hugh Gilant, company b, LIST N. Y. Cavalry.
J. P. Townille, sergt maj 9th N. Y. Cavalry.
Z. Cook, company X, Gath NY.
H. Hale, company X, 2Ist Mass.
VIM Smith 9Th, Mars Battery
Jas. Mcintosh, company ID, Goth Ny.
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NEw YoRK DEaOcRATIc NoMINArIoS-The
Demo cratic State Convention met in Albany on
Wednesday. Hon. Henry c. Murphy Yves tenn
porary chairman, and Alonzo C. Page, of Schenec-
tady, permanent chairman. After some prelimi-
nary business the Hon. Horatio seymour WIS
nominated by reclamation for Governor. After
i speech by Seymour, and another by Fernando
Wood, the Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock
on Thursday morning.
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GIVE NE CALL!

T. GIVE NE A CALL!
HE SrcersIERcd respectfully Informs his
.rie-d5 sr1 the public ghaT Ee Will Opon~ ~
his rel-knovn eAts b. Ishmeat thiS Cay 0NfnA
for the season tie his had u thor
s5Ih!J repaired and neatly htIeJ, and
hss Also teen engaged g., tie summer
" bedding sts most on0lce OYSTERS the Chesa-
eetEe Ba: p al1 produce, IL ms famous creeks st
PlreI EO.ot
Plney PoIua, tvics a week, q fTesn supply, Inde-
pendent o. mf regular supply bOats. By such ct
sem Its tseTe vii! TO failure IN SLING auy
eontTs ct6 tnAH may eUsda With the shle ament,
have EsTo.oic!s iaIled 90 dc. Indes nd
snN Of the b.Oskgao
ny arran.-rp-EtI aro 30 conp eto that 10 can
cops With NV Louse N the United S.sths
PiocEc Hysoi. 20 paw psTtlausr attention TO
furnishing io.e r>.Laurtnts, cut ers and private
iaGll las, 81 tie lowest cash Prices.
VIII keep 4..o on tsad q ane assortment freth
canned Faults and .Trl-ticsly al ed N Eats
Az NfGEEh Bt.Es-. g. vi. HARVEY,
Dspog 2e1 a., Detveen 10th and llth.
eostf HsBhin. ton City, ID. @
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Mr.. AND Mrs. w. ]. FLoRENCE-These noted
comic artists, whose impersonations created such
profound sensation last year in London aud the
other principal cities Of England, will appear In
this city a. Growers Theater on Monday next for
the frst time since their return from Europe.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst. at s o'clock. J McSWIGHTEN
aged 45 years, q resident of Philadelphia Tor the
last IA years.
His funeral will take place tomorrow at 31a
O'Clock, from the residence of j. Mcmahon, on
street, between 18th and 18th.
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CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS e. A. Harding, Of
Maine, and Herbert TORY, OF Mass, have been
appointed frst-class 200 per snnum) clerks In
the Pension Office.