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SnvER-PLATED WARS ANY body Ia want of
Silvef-Plated Ware, Spoons, Forks, Castors,
2uttsr Dishes, Syrup Pitcher, Creamers, Sugar
Dollar Store, No $S Pennsylvania avenue, near
Four and-a-haf st., and supply themselves for
one dollar. je T-lwt
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Positions tito
since our last report:-g Penvick fou3s, "
slsves-Anthony, Belinda, merie, Harriet ana
Kitty Lewis, Charlotte, samuel, msrssret, W ns.
and Philip Dimes Mary G. Young, slave
amy Dimes CIeupntins +. Young, fdsve-
susan and Barbara Dinss Benz eienents,
slsve-yosephine Ferguson. William Presy, .
Laura Ann virginia and James fhomss- DasT
Higgins, 3 slsves-Lucy and Lucinda. The 9.
Cox ct al, 6 slaves-Nancy, Margaret and ELea
G West, Laulie Brisso. Dell an Henson and C6u
Carter. Martha Sherwood, sensational
Ross, Caddy Foreman and Samuel Brook Re.
becca Darby et al, slsve-Rachei ChsD oCTs
Maria waterston, 6 slaves-virgibis Ike,
Charles, Edmund, gsnnet, Alexander and w .sh-
ington. ID. A. wstsrston, ! slsve.Dud!ey Me-
son. MARY Johnston, tlave-Addison Jones.
WIN a Johnston, q slsves-lenson Nokes ard
Frederick smith. VIM. Johnston, slave
George Carmichael. Jane Johnston, slsves-
Mary Ellen, william and IN infant. yOuA q
Ruff slsve-Teress Pool. Rebeccs 6srris1H,
Islsve-Msria FormAn. Isabel Msury, slave
Eliza Dyson, Joseph, Daniel, Mary Csroliue,
stella and Avery. gss. w. Mcdaniel, slaves
Jennina and Lucy. Thos. Lyddsm, I slave
Aloysius James w. Fling, slsve-MarF Bell
Oorsthy williams, lslays-l.usy j. Butler. ges.
Holt, Itlave-Alfred Allen.
DxArus or soLpsxRs-The following te.ts .
have occurred since our last report:
H. Williamson, company b e2A New fort
Cicero Clark, company A, l0@th New fork
Corporal jeremiah Yeulef, company Y, ith
Co corpo,.i N. 3. Nelson, company 0, 7sss New
Reistiyes Of deosased soldiers can be fonished
with all the information thsy desire IN fei.noA
70 the burial plsce Of their hienas, As2sc 80.
.ng on 2. I. SAINTS esysFHneHi nness~f7' "
. stfse; nerte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

VIZ Arr happy to announce the arrival, BY the
steanship Arabia, from Europe, Of Prof. Alexan-
der w olowski. the renowned pisnist and com
poser. Prof. Welowski left Washinst ton six
weeks ego - visit the London Exhibition. He
has performed there on Steinwsy & Sons sple nd Id
American and Rrard's grand French piano fortes,
With Immense success Pref Wslovski was
constantly surrounded with numerous crowds of
every nation and CLINE, and the London press
speak In NOS Aattsfisg terms Of his perform
ance and the beautiful Instruments on which he
has played. The general opinion Is that Stein
way and Sons, Of New York, will get the frst
prize for thsir excellent pianos, which will add
one more laurel to their well established reputa-
lion.
Prof. Wolowski kept his promise to his nu-
merous friends and pupils, n return In six weefs,
ana he opens q nsw course Of lessons In piano and
siagiag All those Who desire 10 become In 8
shsrt tine nae singers or excellent performers,
can do oetsf shaB 70 follow Prof Wolowskis
new snt sisplifst system, which Ia already
proved amsHg US BY The astosishing progress his
numerous pupils nAde. We do nor doubt Of his
socsp ie.s ssccsss, ~ be II great fhvorlte among
orr most musical and ipdusntial families Prof
Wolorskia residence is No i51 Tc.th street.
octWsea eHd s.rees. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02
Coop NRws FOR ALL.

"AsHISsToH, June 20, 1862.
This 10 10 certify tbst have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The bes! doctors In
Washington failed TO cute mo
DR. TumbletY has performed the miracle. Per-
sons vishiag further particulars cas call and see
me, SRvA BAILEY,
je2l-r AtNrs Barbour's, 37s Sd ST., bet d and E
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DIE ID.

On H. lss Instant. JAMES MsalNNID, soa Of
AisAel Mseislis
stss.l kis fsssaIl, iron No. AIS fshssyivssi
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m b E ARM FEAST!
i A Parody on Dryden,
but nota
PaHOnY.


DRY PGEoDY.
Tvs ct . glorioss feast. for Norfolk won,
By patriot sword and gun,
Aloft, with joy eate,
Tho gallant BURNSIDE eate,
Rhode Islands noble son.
His valiant STAT were ranged sreund,
Haelr 8ppettsS ~ SHARP swords new ground,
And tempting cheer no teDs crowned.
Dayton's rare Boston CRLcIxRs vIed
With PIES from the same source supplied,
And match ess vnIte Split BIEAp bsslde-
Hsalt.ful hoalthfui ho.lthful FIRE!
Meier fer the trsve,
On land or wave,
Did skill dainter feast prepare!
CHORUS.
He1lthtul! beautiful healthful fare
Ne'er Tsr the brave,
ON land or wave
Did akill . dsintIer feast prepare!
The officers and soldiers Of the d. Army uni
yerseIy scmit the sstsrisrity Of nAYION'S
MIC CRACKERS, FRESH FksI7 PIES, 30,
DO .ver ail Other dsIiesoiss, light or substanns
- vet lntr ouosd In . the Union camps. fhs Stxf
Of the Army declare they srs the "S,af of ifs"
III Bakery 45e Eleventh street, WASHING ron,
isR-tU
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PIo-NIe.-A picnic vill be held at H imp reys
4 Juensnann's Pleasure Garden, on Tuesday,
July6. A celebrated baad he's been engaged for
the oOeasion.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
QOOMS WITH OR WITHOeI BOARD,
H oan be had, IN . pleasant house and delightful
iooalty, At No. 6o sou.h A street, nssr the CesI-
toll. jvl-S'
ROARD-Sev.rsl Bosrders osn be aecomuo-
~ dated at 500 street north, between aII III aed
Seventh ghs rooms are dssrabls, and convenient
70 tue Yatent AID Post Once Ds1a,tmen,s IIl 81
~ BARNhhD'5,s b.autfsl lsostIoa ONE mile
west Of eeorE stswn. Rsfsrssoss required. Ap
1llcaats oan be directed by calling at the Drug
store OF u. 8 u, tisssl, eeOrgs.svn Iv1H
SIX OR EIGHT eENTLEAEH CAN BE
- accommodated with Board and Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding. (pnvAts) Helss on 18th
street. bstvesn and <, No 40S. 10 Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

IstABfIcIpE.-Yesterdaym ornin q, the body Of
an infsnt, horribly maugled by hogs, was found
On 8 street south, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. II vas buried by the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02
OeO SEVENTH STREET. 0eO
CHEAP CASH STORE!

Also,
styles,
Alss, large assartment Of
Wsantt emmy Lind BEDSfEAD6.
Union, lsPspees and C0ttAgs BRUSYRADS,
Walnut Mahogany and Painted DkESStRe b.
RE Us,
MAirTsEssEss, FEATRER BEDS, Boil
sfAhs' fi-LoTs55iN nsz =, sRlrFrrH,
10 n st $50 Seventh ST., between and K.
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DOPOSALs POR LEAD,

0sGssses Qess, re, Dys,fms.t,
WAsHlNefor, May ~, 1852
Proposals. VIII BE- Ieoeive< ~ this Department
ne a:liv.ry st the following Arssnal', = sOOa A.
800 TONS OF LEAD, q follsvs:
At the Mstsrvliet Arsenal, West Troy, New
a. =. So: Yer. Arsenal. ao,.rnor'. Island.
AZ the AlleIheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Pennsyl-
At the 81 Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Missouri,
me lead must b eslsn.; OF other .Amsnsan,
Stslburg, or son English, Of tho most approved
Proposals viii DO received for lot. ofaoe tons and
Bidder. vim state explicitly the time and amount
Fsil.re to deliver at . specinsd time will sub
jeot the contractor 10 forfeiture Of the amount 20
be delivered st that tune.
Parties obtaining contra OTIS will bs required TO
enter into bond. with proper securities for its
The DsIeTtmsnt reserves to itself the RICH. to
PIopossls win Be addressed ~ foIlows: Gen.
Ga and 'hould DO endorsed 'Prsso.. AZ. tof
ORDINANCE OYPIcI, May ~, 1862
Tho quantity OF lead rec aired By the abovs sd
vertisement 10 roc 1oed to one third of tho above
amount, namely, 666 tons and the time for
mskInf the proposals. il extended to the 4th of
August, 1852. JAS. W.. RIPLEY,
m 81 Bngsdier General.
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SALE OF vEGE1ABLE STALLS
NoRTHEEWEs, s SEsik +. EE44ssyE.N. AN

MAYORS OYpIaR June 10, 1852
:. All persons desirous of sse1rfng Vegetable
Stands in either Of the above named markets are
bidder, fol-. cash, in accordance with law, on the
following days, TO witl =
Northern Market, Wednesday. July 2. 1861,
Centre Market, Thu. sdsy, JAY s. Iss2
" extern Market. Monday, July Z, 1861.
Eastern Market. W ednessay, July s, 1851,
them BY paying, prior to the day Of sale, the %
pra ssment lrics Of suoh stands and returning the
certificate fdsposits of sach sale to the Clerfs OF
the ferent Markets p eyIous to the day of sse.
10 9l-t9oo RICHARD WALLACE. Meyor
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ANALosTAs lsLANp will be the scene Of pic
MIC en- Independence day-the propretors con
Quoting It, A large American flag win be pre-
sentsA and hoisted, and a grand display Of Are
works will taks place st night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

fHI nIsYIRs Of New Workers vas postponed
uatil Tomorrow evening, July Sd, when n will
be held at TempMance Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

RIAL FsTArH.-On Monday afternoon Green
b Williams sold lot S, square 26i, at the corner
Of and Thirtseu-apd- a-half STREETS, Island, i'm
proved nv two-story brick dwelling, to MIR
Robert yellow, for % $50. This 10 said to have
been the best sale the Island for several years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

0Akss Stare Pa ILIos viii be eal;vened On
t-s T. Il II !aiii ~ pts-aie usdsr Ihe auspices
a socisi society Of ge1EetoVa. Pref. AIyh'f
taae bss oses sRSaSed tsr ~ ecpo6oG =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

SECOND NAKD STATION CAsEs.-Bsfors yRsiies
Ca k-Joha Fiahsyan, drunk aad disordrriy;
yOt Joaes, picking q pceks for 1iaI Soai
O., 4, Z oak; dled o. 81 ~ H.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

ID CHI E Z Sc,
and Il IS
$50 Eighth street.,
near Pennsylvanis avenue.
10 0-lds ID. Y. DUTROW.
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MARRIED

mARRIkD.
On the 2sth ultlmo, b. the Rsv. Charles 4, DAVIS,
BENZ. =. LARC,,HRE and MARGAhE1 Z,
D1EWAAT. both of WsshinSton.
By Dr., hundsrland, JOHN A BAXLY To
NARY y. MIDDi RYON
(Raltinors ssn oopy.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

ClSfRAL 6yAIDHoysE CAsIs.-Bsroye Jsstfes
Walter Com Harvey, drunk and profane; fined
sl Jerry Mahes, DO; DO % 81 Anderson Sol.
snoa, sick; turned 10 the nilitary. Jas. RiftarY,
dunk and profane; Aaed % Jas Kavanaush,
fugitive from vorkhouse; sent back. Jno. Drunk
aad truafi for trial. Lewis H. rerrin, sleeping
In market; do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

A KsoTrY CAsR.-On the eoth Of June, a SOL
der nom ons Of the hospitals, named Henry Pen.
lviGg on Fourteenth Of reet. with having a stolen
pistol belonging % bin In his possession The
warrant vas given to Oni:er J. johnson, who
served IL, AID took Mr. mihhell before Justice
CLAYTON. Mr. Mitchell stated that the pistol had
been len at his house or Lisnt Dalton, Of the %
District volun seeIs, who was sent for, and, with
four or Ave other witnesses, ids1tifSd the pistol
as his Mr.. PenEod, OF the other and was "a ualiy
confident that IL was bis property. ana about the
same number Of Witnesses 81 disseminated the lat
tsS's statement. The Justice being ussb BILE 70 de-
eide from the evidence 20 the rightfui owner Of
the pistol has determined 10 re.er the Gaze to tie
provost marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

Tan RAHr eP CoHNRnoI-Ths lsfsHsgsaeee,
this morning, says, "The unfavorable rumors In
circulation In relation to the Bank OF Commerce,
Georgetown are IDLE and entirely with outiounoa-
ton. The owners o. that bank are wei Known
10 be gen lemen OF wealth and character our
unknown harks az distance, the Bank OF Com
rnerce, to accom- modate the business community,
consented to Issue a limited amount 81 snsn
notes Congress will no doubt soon pfovioe io'
an isEue Of small notes, which VIII, we nore,
entirely drive from our midst the notes on oank
at a distance, with the standing OK which our
people are unacquainted"
~, nav ,6d that we nee no reayop whatever to
doubt this statement Of our contemporary WIN
refereacs TO the entire solvency OF the Bank NJ
Commsrcs tie proprietorx of which are certa inly
among our rnce substantiai fellow citizens
PheTe exists no reason whatever 10 beIleve tnai
ts.t ,s,..,uticn IL les solvent than any other
District bank. la notrs are promptly redeemed
on presentation, as all here knew.
CRIMINAL CouRf, Jsls Elizabeth Weldon,
indirt d for kst ping bawdy house, was found
guilty and sentenced TO seven months imprison-
ment In jsil
ard bat. cry. and fned 90 and casts.
Frask Dufey, siiss r = Harris, was convict
ed Of stealing horse and buggy from Richard
Cruii, aud sentenced to taree years In the peni.
Tertiary.
Jelly Samuel Hoffman, charged with steal
Ing . small apouat Of money and silver watch,
was partially tried the case and continued, on &c
esunt Of absence Of witnesses.
Henry Sims was acquitted Of an assault and
battery on E Owens.
Mary Dorsey, charged with stealing q cloak
and frock, was found guilty.
The case Of John Mardis, indicted for an a.
sult and battery on a negro boy, IL on trial.
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fus EoR ALL.-The picnic Of the steuben
Union Association VIII take place 20 morrow, at
L4ner's Summer Gardens. An efncient police
force has oeen engaged to Sressrve order, and q
good time generally nlay De sIpestsd. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

nEATH. DEATa, DEATE, TO ACHES,
~ HEDBU6S. ANTS. &c use Moore's Inssci
DESTROYER. warranted 70 % tfs'tssl used -
a lsrEe stock Of pure sIesisanes, FsncT Artislss.
Tooth, NAli. and Hair Brushes. 10 at
lEE ; MWxE's Wss: lind Drug store,
10 s5fW 49, lis IN aYbnae, teEth ads.
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NAllow EscAfR.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
here attached % q wagon standing on the corne
ffsa ns shsks, dragging . boy (who was hold
Ing the reins) Win considerable fsrce fron hii
seat. The horse started at q rapid rate aowr
Twelfth street. The va2 IN, AFTER the horse had
brotss thersffom, ran down the curve, and th,
wheels just grsI.a the little fellow who was con
siderably stunned by the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

AssAuLf.-Omcer Robert Johssoa Yesterday
arrested Q man named J. D. Reed, ilving CT
Seventh street, near o, on the charge Of assault
and battery on Mrs. Demertine, and hook him be
mertine got into dispute relative 10 washing
come clothes, and Red coming mp, pitched into
Mrs. ID. He was held 10 security 70 keep the
peace.
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oW IL tn + TIN z!
SRE xyH Is COMING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
rtSs 81; IT.:
LAEI l N n Z, ;.AE

LANfelks-LANvERN
For ullminatisls, &s.
Come sysryboly and get Yosr supplies from the
nsttosel f.sg Ard = ir-voIks Depot. No So 4
str cot. bsfvs6S 18Th and 18th, s1Sr Wiusrds' 10
tsl-ASsn.s fer tss Exsstsior Works.
The brads implied. 10 q Tvs
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LOST AID FOUND.

T OST-On the 3D.h June, tlokskIn WALLET
IL with . steel clsst In omnibus, or GETTING cut
o. il, con aiming between eI0 me a2p-ono % go d
pieco ons IS noe On the FredersEtovn ssvings
Institution, the ba ance in 81 notss Five dsila's
will be paid for the delivery OF the contents ct this
Z flee It,
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An lnPosTEa.-Yesterdsy thu First ward DO
lice sent 70 the wofkhouse for about ths afsh time
In ~ many months, "a old soldier AIMED Charles
Carroll, who 10 pensionef on the govsrnasat,
and whose only occupation seems 70 be 70 beg
money and get drunk. Yesterday afternoon 10
was going round In the Pirst Ward and succeed
ed In getting small sums Of money, with which
he procured iquer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

A kSocx Dows.-A5out six o'clock Monday
afternoon, az q colored Sunday school waz pass
ing In procession near the East Wash instsn
Methodist Church, q negro man, apparently IN :
provoked, struck white man named .;vans
and knocked him down. A brother OF f. 7ans !
turn Knocked the negro down, aud vas about
came up and parted the combatants. Oncer
Pumphrey arrested the Messrs Fans aud took
tham before Justice Gull, but Let the negro slids
The Justice, after hearing the evidence, dis
mlksed the case The negroes alleae a. excl se
Tor the attack that the young man broke the line
Of the procession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

DOOMs AND BOARD, with Northern f.rai
II ~, IN plessant locality nssr the DeI.rtmsrts
Boardsrs seoommodated. 44t 7vslfth street: be
tween q and II. te 2-2E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

E0LpIkn SHOT -About6 O'CLOCK this morning,
q soldier named Christopher Robinson, belong az
70 company c, I'd District oluntesrs, sccid satac
" shot himself through the hip, at the portable
barracks, on East Capitol street, between Second
and Third east. 10 appears that he went 'r' tent
and fnding his musket lyisg acrossE 4, took
IL up, when the cock caught IN the "a, Of the
through bis hip, shattering the bsns and cut ing
OF the limb Of tree near by. A surgeon wps ai
ones summoned, and he was removed 70 the Fast
Washington Methodist Church Hospital Robin.
son halls from Philadelphiz.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Cite4g0 and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives al
g.I5A NJ, and Ia Z. VI. Closes at "a. Me-
and $3.50 =. NJ
STERLING and Rock Island Railroad Nal, VIA Mo-
line, Wa,C'town, Hampton, Rapids th. Port
Byron and Coftoyl arrives at 10 q. m, and
closes at . p. ~.
DdrsEyort MAJ arrives at H,lp NJ, and 80 Z.
NJ. Closc.a,g A. and q r.M.
Ogultrkd MfiIya Pleasant Ridge, liallitt, Ham
let, M..rrsburs. Monroe, New Boston aud
kcthsburg, lea,rs Monday, "Wednesday aud
Friday, atg AN. ARRIVES Tuesday Thursday
aud Saturday, at r.N,
Mlcomb MAJ, wa rrccmpton, fafI"w'S
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North Iichdcf-
son aud AIcdo, leaves Wednesday and saturday
att Am. Arrives Tuesday and Friday at I
1. 81.
Centre Point MI3, va pmnclcId, kchland
Grove, Centre Ridge, oxford, Rural, North Ptal-
re and Henderson, leaves "Wednesday al 4
II. Arrive, Tuesday att Pm.
Cambridge hlH VIA: rcuusy lNaua, Ouon and
Audoycr, leave, Wednesday 1T ! a. q. AnN"s
Thursday at d ?. n.
CdudrH Mi's mai, leave, Monday "Wednesday
Friday and saturday, att A. NJ Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday AT I r.M.
Coal IIH.y MAJ, leave. tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 1t has no regular hour Tor departure
No mails sent or received On Sunday;
Office hours from : A. II. to g p.
On SUNDAY open from to lua N.
{. TKu ESDALE, T.. NJ.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

y lots or subdivisions. 10 SUIT pnr" hasers. OF
| persons that may desire to lensetu. term o
years, the following property IN the CT. OF Dayen
'ort, viz:
In block 1925 feet, fronting on ID street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street.
% feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l7-Near the Market House
50 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending lGO feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
I'm block lS-SO feet fronting Third street,
l2j fronting on Scott street.
In block o0-22O feet fronting on Third street,
$50 feet fronting on Fourth street,
300 feet fronting Harrison street
300 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In hlnCk 21--lGO feet fronting on Sixth street.
100 feet fronting on Warren street.
In block 3l-l6O feet fronting on Fifth street.
$50 feet fronting on Scott street
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avenu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet.
100 feet fronting on seventh street,
In block 3s-l5O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block IS % feet fronting on Sixth street. and
extending back 80 feet.
For particulars inquire of Corbin x Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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Mraital.
\ FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ,RF re,
ING IOSuSTAIN.

10 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING IoStsIAlN.
NOW OR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPkEpARED
TO FIGHT.
II Is singular fact that large maior,ty the
people ol The United States are uuacquaInted with
The great importance Of the caus, for Which ,t,
soldiers the Union are fighting. Let every man
hhd woman throughout the United States care.
luly read aud study the Constitution ufthc United
Slot's'lhoy VIII become convinced ot the holmes,
y our cause ahd OF the Wlckcducss oi those who
freedom, N''' f'''''"" W
We believe that had the rcadiuy of the Cop.,,.
"'"n u''h adopted as a dul, lesson In ,,,yy
school throughout the uRr,. States. The Jn,,,,,,s
w s'''Ss'"h ana states rights would never have Al.
w.',Ii ,t p"'H'"n "l a political question; nor
a. ,,'r ."""'Iy nave been called upon to mourn
."t We unfortunate wfaLglng aud mi,cou,ttuc,,nrs
mat have arisen, and which ,n r,..n,. y., '''''
probation, "f'"E '' inter-
MHU"na "i our clli2'ts have never tLoruy,biy
,'uu''u t"' constitution, aud even at the prrsrR,
Uh'' Nh'h II ~ The duty Of cry c.tly,u Of Tin.
country to inform himself Of the rights ,nd NM,
ieg'Sstcufed to HIM, under IT. pfatccttp, f,,, :,
~ Eot IN one household to i've hundtcJ In ",,,,
therefore, OF correcting this grra, o,rrs,pbt n,J
l" infh,h every man, woman and rhId ,hrnn,h
OUT tue United States with the means of ,,udytry
Wl' great palladium ct ilbcfty, aud L. protect "a
against I"'Hfc iaI'r doctrines and political dsas.
cB,
DkS, ROADWAY $50
present To the American puplic. free of ,l,r,..
the constitution oi the United States of Amr,tr,
n'ailS bpihd, together with an improved Almanac
Tor tht year lNb!, called "br. kadway's ConstItu.
u"hAl AImihit'' rs soon ~ practicable. DR.,
kad"a!'s Agents, IN every village and town
throughout the union, wall be furnished WITH
supply, Tor nee circulation, 4 cupy of the same
w'i be- sent to all who will enclose stamp far the
payment ofPostagc.
Druggists, booksellers, ncwsdealrrs throughout
The country, dcsrUus 0fadHg Ms IA dlstnbutInv
10 The people the Constitutional Almanac, are IN.
Nlcd to send Ia their orders. No rllrucs Will be-
made iur the same
We ais" invite the people of the Iandl,, Bri.
lsh PROVINCES, aud, ~ tact, all lao can read th,
English language Throughout the world, To accent
as CUTS from us our Constitutional Almanac.
We VIII send To any one who IS wiling la bay
the postage on II copy; or IT the citizens of any
town OF village will accept from 100 to 500 COPIES
We vi furnish them free Of charge Being cuny,u.
ctd that If our foreign friends vail CAREFULLY read
the Constitution, they viii become satisfied that
our people IN supporting our government m wlp-
ny ou, tins foul blot Of secession from, nrf ,,
cnlchoon, are not only right, hut are establishing
On sound bass the freedom uilhc prup,rihluugl-
out the world.
RAILWAY n CO..