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Boz LosT.-A lad named George Williams,
three yesss Of age, stzayed from his hIme,
No. River street, Sunday n1orn.ug, aud has
not been heard Of sIace-
, 1862-07-22

w WANTED-B By two gentlemen, a
w suit Of unfurntshed roou5 bedroom and
parlor.> in a psiyat= family; Wabash or Michigan
ave- hne preferred. Address Eost Office Box 1885
ty1SeESS1i1R
, 1862-07-22

TIE NEW JERUSALEM TEs1rLE,-The new
Temple Of the Society of the NeW Jerusalem
Church npon Adams street between Michigan
and Wabash ayenues, is rapidly approaching
completion, and when finished will be one Of
the neatest little churches In the city. The
basement is handsomely finished of tor Sab
bath School room and an apartment 1for the
janitor OF the church. The auditorium will seat
o0personB. The ceiling and side walls are
finished plain with q graceful and light cor
nice, the front with very neat illuminated
window and the rear with oak mouldings. The
side windows are stained, with traceries OF
oak, iTy and grape. The dedication of the
Temple will probably occur about the first Of
September.
, 1862-07-22
CHI Tribunf.
TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1863.
THE CITY.

Es1.srrp.-Ten Of the employees Of the
Horse Railway Company enlisted yesterday.
, 1862-07-22

AUGUST A1LAS71c.-The Atlantic Monthly
for August, containing articles By hitler,
Emerson, the st Country Passon, - Major Win
throp, and others, has been received by AcSa1-
ly j. Co, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-07-22
w NTANTED! WANTED l.
w MIS-. ATEs' AGENCY OFFICE,

W A n TED-O1e purchaser in
W each township for A1KIS'S FAMILY KNIT
ING MACHINE; From xlo to <so nroet per Week GIi
make 50 900 stitches ninLte will knit pair Of stack
tngs or Socks in nifren minutes: makes variety of
sesSes Clents soptags, iiyolets Military sast= 10.
We Ill give to one person IN each township the ex
10 each township which will enable them earn the
price paid for the machine easily and quickly. 1t Is
Secure sour township. For circular With tnrthsr
ard full par tcu call or address with stAmn)
| BRANS6E + ELLIOT. General Agents. 10 Lake
| street, Chicago. ILL., ijllsI55-1m
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Spirit Of The Morning Press.

The IH,sEigsnesT quotes from the New York
I,.JHas to prove that that paper Is not al all
oPposed TO dissHioa psv Sc, but IL IS opposed to
dlsurion at present because 1t believes that a
majority Of thls people are loyal to the National
Government.
The Republican treats upon 1.-THE President
and Gov. Stanley" saying:
we present with great pleasure, IN cur Con-
grTssonal report the Presidents letter Of fnstruc-
ton In the new Military Governor Of North Car
GIIna, which shows that Mr. Lincoln Is not ac-
CCuntabls for tie Infamous ects Of Stanley. The
President LEFT everything to the Governors s'sound
disc retOn, )" OF which he has given a very decided
illustration. MIR. Stanley Is North Carolinian
~ birth, and was reared In the midst o! slavery,
Gv Elsveholding parents, and he is Is hostile TO
freedom Toombs or JEFF Davis. IL is an In
IeTPstng fact In the history Of Governor Stanley,
that the old slave woman from whose fountain
Ills infsnt lips drew his earliest noutishment, Is
row an inmate in the almshouse at New Haven,
at. STANLEY not only closes the colored schools,
bat CO-opsTates with the rebels In reclsiming
fugitive slaves He Is just the man they desire;
but we hope his administration will be brief"
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THE NEWS FROM HALLECK,s ARMY

The brilliant exploit Of Gen. Pope, announced
in General HaIecL's dispatch elsewhere, indi-
Gates that Beauregard has not got away so salts
factorily from Corinth as seemed probable at first
The subjoine9 particulars of the state Of things at
Corinth previous to the capture made by General
Pope, will be interesting:
CAIRO, June ], 6 p. m.-The steamer Nebraska
has just arrived from Pittsbufg Landing, with one
The FIRE in the town has been subdued Not
over half the place was burned.
There has been no considerable arrest Of fugi-
tives, so far a. 10 vet publicly known In fact no
one has yet seen any considerable number OF pris
onsrs-ths highest estimate placing the total cap
tured at 500. DoubtissS Ecary Of those who es-
capped on foot will be oveftaken An6 secured, as
strong forces have been sent in pursuit
1t has been ascertained that on Thursday even
Ing there were yet In the enemy's works between
The entire sysilsbe fsnipg stock on the various
Corinth at that time, for the FINAL evacuation.f A
large nymber Of side tracks had been laid down
for the accommodation Of so many cars. At sun
down on ThursdaY there were seventeen long
They all left loaded to the full on that evening.
Accounts are conflicting as to the route they
took. Some reports say they all went directly
west towards Grand FUNSTON, while others insist
and Ohio road southward. II the latter should be
correct those who took that route will be vet cap.
tured as there Ii no doubt OF the success Of Colo
mel Elliott's expedition, which would have rem
esysd that road impassa ble at before the time
Che trains cesiY 'essch the point to which he was
sent. - i -
Acting upon the Information that some ill., tak
tnat roasi, and would therefore be stopped at q
distance OF forty miles, Gen. Halleck has sent q
strong force In pursuit.
Those who went by the Memphis AID Charles
ton Railroad TO Grand Junction will have clear
sailing and will probably escape. It is not pre-.
| sumed that they went TO Grand Junction with any
intention Of making a stand there, but simply to
expedite the movement of the trains. They can
run down on the Mississippi Central Railroad
rroLi rand junction TO Jackson. and then across
via the Southsyn .;ssissippi Railroad to the
Mobile and Ohio Again. al iaes.sian, and join
those whs Royed down the latter ROAD aI,ect to
any desired point ~ y" - =
An impression prevails that the destination OF
the whole force Is Rich mond, Va, which they
can reach by the way of Mobile
TEoss who were left at Corinth On account of
the iniul c!egcY Ct the railroad accommoda tions,
and who Subsequently fee 70 Kossush, will be
captured.
A deserter, claiming to have been q telegraph
operator at Beauregards headq uarters states Thai
ten days ago dispatches were sent TO the command.
Ing ofacer to hold Mobile at all hazards, as II
you'd be the base of important operations, in
prospective and that reinforcements were sent TO
them irnueaiassly Hereafter.
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II me NASHVILLE Union of May 80 learns that
NeWnnahs Infantry regiment, which was
IN tle counties Ct Bedfyrd, Marshall, ard
ENG counties, Tennessee, left Beauregard' 5
I'll CoTintn en- nnasSs some days ago, and are
on their way home. Thu regiment was
posed OF twelve mOrths' men, who refused
lie forced In the service any longer, althoug h
ct enoFtS were made to retain them, they be-
6 the most valuable In the service. rhey are
DPlssely Disguised with the rebenIon. The
- wrote IS motto on thef hats, Home or
ELL Thousands more.sr anxious to follow.
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- The PIesIyteIy OF Baltimore met "a the
q. aroi church OF that city On Tuesday last,
'Eev- DR.. Hammer opened the services e.,
Rev Robert HI. Williams was passed as the nas.
iof q Churehville and Harmony cburcbe, Hsr.
i0Id county, hid. Rev B. T. MYERS wss ad.
hiltIeo q member Of the Presbytery, and &C.
cepS call to the Chestnut Grove Cbuycb.
he.tnore county. Mr. w w. Spence read a
'tfltS OF resolutions condennasory Of the action
o. NE lsst Genefal Assembly In reference TO uoIi.
tie', out subsequently withdrew them; the Pres
'iy deciding to Ignore politics in The courts G:
ia 'IuFch
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Retreat Of jackson.

MARrINsBuRs, June 4.-Rellable statements
from s'ra,burg say that Jackson's whole force,
with bis baggage train and prisoners, succeeded
in passing through towards New Market.
The firing on Monday was occasioned by an at
tack made by Gen. MilrOy on Jacksons rear
guard, at Fishers Hill, strong strategic point,
a mile and half south Of Strasburg. From the
the best information that can be obtained II sp.
pears that the enemy held his ground and resumed
his retreat during the night.
tits reported that Jackson's advance guard
were at New Market on Monday night.
The Rebels Gems Smith and Longstreet were
In the valley, with IS 600 men, but their exact
position WIS unknown q lzz-l7
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE STORM, AND PAST AND COMING
EVENTS.

ENENTS.
The continuous unsettled weather Of the past
lew days, eliminating In the tremendous storm
Ct Yesterday, has doubtless greatly interfeFed
with the transmission Of intelligence from our
vari' Us armies to headquarters here. 1t Is how
ever known that all the streams, great and small
in The Valley OF Virginia, are enormously swol-
Zen; interfering, we take tfof granted, alike with
JECkson's retreat and the current pursuit Of his
army. We have no reason to believe that any
Tortion Of the army Of the Potomac have been
engaged with the rebels since noon Of Sunday
:=st, when the latter retreated almost pell nell
Hpon Richmond.
Up to this point, the siiuation there closely re.
ss1Eb!es that before COriDth not ling since. The
'ebPls seeking to prevent our troops from getting
into position In proper force Immediately before
Corinth, made 4 sudden and unexpected attack
upon our advance, which was successful for the
rrst day, and was duly punished by our reinforce.
snents on the following day; wheu they were
routed and driven back. The feet Of that battle
was io demorali1e Besuregard's army, reduce
his resources, &C, TO the extent Of making him
Incapable Of defending Corinth foS a moment
after Haileck got into position before his works.
Their evacuation necessarily followed; with
ropes consequent successes, fer which that gall
-aEt and skl16! CHcer, Col. Elliot, deserves, and
isawaTded, so large share Of the praise, by the
by.
On the PenInSula, taking advantage Of having
the CEieahOminy between tie two halves O. our
army, Casey's division vas attacked on Saturds Nv
Last, almost precisely IS Grants was at PItsburo
Landing, and with II Ike result on that day. The
prompt movement Of Heintzelmau and SuInne, 10
IaSeys relief, however, made sundays engage.
iLent perfect parallel Of the history OF the sec
"nd Gays engagement at Pitnburg Landing
Ire Ec6e!s were everywhere repulssd with very
LeaEy loss, and forced 10 give up more ground
than they had previously taken From DIT serters
Prisoners and Others, 1t is also certain that about
Hichnond the Rebels are In a strait-on haIf 70.
hens-preciseiy like that in which they found
themselves at Cofinth, on returning from the
[itsourg Landing ngh,-pInched beyond endu.
rance for supplies
We anticipate that this parallel Will be furtbe,
carried cut. That the rebels Will eyaesate n ich.
H-ond so soon IS Gen. Mcclellan gets hls arruv
1airy iEto position before the city, and that they
VII be overtaken and made prisoners in detach.
mepts Il tLousand-.
Ike evacuation Of Corinth and I,s sequence.
- "nstrate that the rebel cause has psIrabIv.v
l.'"' 4 "a itai quarter; End We certainly antici.
!'f rae; S"ali"g evcriS ahaui R!ckr1oau ,s,.i
''.'''or II IS essentially iu the i:4s'
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greater manifestations Of delight than was c Clel
Ian by his army, showing that he posses sed the
confidence as well a. the hearts Of bis men. They
feel that they must ever be victorious under his
Prisoners continued to be brought In very fast;
we had CAPTURED nearly 500. They were imme-
distely handed over 70 Provost s,arshal Young,
Of General Hookes's Division, who sent them,
properly guarded, 70 Heintzelman's headq uarters,
at Savage's station. Many Of them were dressed
In new clothes, captured In Casey's CAMPS large
supply having bean sent up TO Casey's Division
few days before the battle, but had not been
Distributed TO the men. The result was that the
enemy, who had been wearing faded, WORKOUT
home-spun, dotted their forms In our genieel uni
forms. This was the cause Of many serious mis-
takes, our men, unfortunately, mistaking them
The Rebel Genesals commanding in this en-
gaRemenf were Generals Longstfeet, Roger A..
Pryor, HnI, Bronx, Howell Cobb, Rains, Huger,
and ave Others whose names ! could not learn.
In company with Gen. Sickles, Col Graham,
Col. Hall and Lieut. Graham, rode out upon
the battle-f field on Sunday afternoon ut O'Clock.
The scene witnessed here ba flies oil description.
Caissons, with horses shot dead In their traces,
frent Of Casey's camp. There were about two
hhRered Of our wounded still lying where they
fell on Saturday Sos;e Of them spoke kindly Of
the Rebels, saying they tfeatea them yery well
ins in every psTt Of the seId and wood. I count
ed ffty seven dead Rebels In front Of a small
piece Of woods not forty feet square. One wound
ed Rebel was lying on the ground, unable to
move; ne vas shot In both legs. On each side Of
him lay some dead Rebels. IL we passed by,
be begged us for Gcd's sake 10 take the dead
men away from him. The stencil YVES intoler-
able
We lost 10 guns in the fight of Saturday Not
one Of them has bern recovered. The Rebels ran
train down near Fair Oak station, and carried
away our commissary stores, &c to kiehmond.
The Rebels destroyed what they could not con.
veniently carry away, including the new tents Of
Casey's and COUGHS divisions.
Is not improbable that General Mcclellan,
with mas Generals, will dine In Richmond on
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sjgel's Rapid March,

lCorfesPondsnee Philadelphia Inquirer
CHARLEsrowN, Va June i.-The troops or.
dered forward yesterday consisted OF two b,ia,.
ades The first under Brig Gen. Cooper, ana the
second under Gen. Slough-the man Who marched
The celebrated Colorado Regi ment eight hundred
affairs Ia that territory, after Col Candy had lost
battle, and wa shut up with resources In q
fort
To-day at thfes p. %. Slgel, was within five
pleased with their com mander, from the goahead-
atiVeness shown by him, and into them be had
Unused his own energy Aeis, to night, In Win
chester.
a citizen Of winchester, well known a, a
Union man, who had business at this point, came
In this Aftefnoon, and reports thst before he had
left Winchester Fremont and McDowells tFoops
were pouring Into the place by thousands. He
said they seemed 70 come from every point Of the
compass,
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j. Aga,, write. 70 the Raltimnre s,.n

hear to-day from an officer who belongs to
General Shieldss division, that IL made its forced
march from f'redercksburg to Front Royal in
two days, diitancs a seyenty- -four miles. Thence
lands befe that General Fremont was positively
ordered by the President 10 cross from franklin
IN Pendleton county, to Harrisonburg, in the
valley Of Virginia, In order 70 cut of the retreat
az StOnewall Jackson. Instead OF doing this he
proceeded to the Valley by way OF Moorfield, and
Eeac he'd Styasburg too late
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D-Ats meeting Of the Commissioner, o, the

IL Alta meeting Of the commissioners OF the
ublic works CT Maryland, held June id, at the
fountain Hotel. Baltimore, Edw'd Hammond
Chapman Hsrwood, VIM. 8. Reese, Isaac Mes
BIZ, Reverdy johnson, Iohn X Colwell, Sam'I
Wilhelm, VIM. Cailow. VIM. F. Smyth and C
~ " bite, Esqrs, were elected directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on the part Of the
state OF MARYLAND, for the ensuing year, or until
tbeir EuCcessoIs shall be appointed
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Loui.vrLLR, June Brig General 7. Boyle
assumed command Of the United States forces In
Keutuc XIV this morning, aud established his head
ouarters a this city His appointment 70 this po-
sition gives gensEs! Satisfaction.
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II The rOEn which prevailed yesterday zeri.
OrsIy interfered viii the transmission of intelIi-
gence 6Y telegraph TIE line connecting Fortress
MOnrOe with Gen McCIslISa's headquarts 70 was
broken down, and nothing Of iaters,. was re-
coised from the valley OF the Shenandoah.
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FIsAScIAL New York papers Of vesterdsv
report but small transactions Ia stocks I've onote
from closing sales: U. =. SIS Of 1881, coupons.
loi Oregon war loan. half yearly, IOI; T-3
treasury notes, l0Skalt6i Ohio SIS, IS; Indiana
sYsi North Carolira 6's, IS; Georgia Us, 75E;
Missouri 6's, So; Louisiana 6's, 90; Americsn
ed, lS3k Faeign exchange steady
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BosroS, Junes A private dispatch mates that
the steamer Daniel Webster left w bite House last
nis ht for Boston, with 80 OF the wounded Of the
New England regiments, including Brig. General
Devens and Colonel Briggs.
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II A letter has been received from Colonel
CoieoIsn dsclihing the appointment OF harbor.
master Of New York. He declares his intention
when released, Of going into the feld again.
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BOARDING.,

ROARDING-Choics Rooms, communicative.
- now vacant also, Tsb.e Bosrders aooommo
dated, at No. Indiana avenue
g mort delightful location. lis
ROARDING, WITH Or WITHOUT ROOMS.
y Mrs w. r.. CaAFFEE Is prepared 20 ACCOM-
moda several Boerders. with or without Rooms.
l street, bctveen 9Th and 7th, north side-a mort
oanvenient location for thoss enga,e in the public
les ST. >rS-' - e0o'e'
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-
~ - ~ fkOfOeALs VIII be reoe,yed upui
Hiass ~. ri. SsI o. June for tins psrohsss Of shs
lme 70 ums e dispose OF al W Sse,n - On 40
Bi sI ms, Do 80 st,rs ,y oontr.elsd ior.
sssd Hides an ne Prize ne per pound for ssn q
Tellov. :. p'soe per pound for kouSh
SIDE ss9 s must b prepared % tsie away the
u.s' AZ aiIWss w.. e 70 Maya BEcKwrTH, Q. g..
. 1919. 4. ss unless the bidder Is
ksnhsSsa ~ ciadlns VII seAss the name ofsseA
YgFysNWs HEN. STOP AND REApi THEN
drsssss and sspsessilv rks.s sle ssSss Ssosa RAJ
can ses;E - -kMssloss Dgalss sLEkf,"
aseie ne 81 eas M. kasseal eoaf spaass, oy s1-
vso ~, . Iona =. Alcon. Washington, 10. c.
Rea }9aS Il: AEboS. ~sssl iSs st. 5 9. "
"viu sost rethins 20 vita n0 Tvs
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AUCTION SALES.
YEiS lsTHRNOoN q TO MORR0R

" AO-AuS1A<<SW
By J. c. McsvlRE a CO., Apotiopeers.
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE NEAR
on az RI a GasbAS' HFrEkk68sSSe f fys
5sa % So O'Clock. the prenisss. We shall sell q
ssa o. s s; ssd ys sn
mssis, eons!stihf Of three stsry Bnsf pveiii.s
sSrohs: d trout and fsar TSs hou.s il ss bus
sonysnenty esd. aod deliI located fof
Terms: One iSiid each; TIE rem.ins.r in ak
srd Twelve moatkE, with interest, secured BY q
oisi q ia'. on .ss sfsST osJ,RE CO. .,o,,
,s sS NJ Z GsIsFITH. tpe.Ion.sr..
CkOCkERY, GLASS, AND Tin WARE,
sloi y 4. js5s !. Sssss oS a. ..sesa
lsrse s..Or,msns 2. Fancy Goods, crookery.
sale 20: I've. I and wsthos s res ass.rv..
i.S BoN1z sRrFFITH, Auo,..
By g9NIz 4 ekIFPITH, Auodoa.sr..
SSs g. sss sis's GF f pstSe ;;, CHIN.
vAsEs, TIA AND g: fFxs sEIfs. A. RsElILrs
SEssD 6 YfMsnSS5iJf, SoffTo,T, &C Il On WED,
the second floor Of the Auction Rooms, We shsil
ssii; 70 cover advances, lot Of sundnss. eorpris
M.IDs S osss,. 6ss;s .sa @. Set. H pieces.
BlAnkets, Comf0rts Table Gle tbs,
I.og Handled pInner ana Desert Knives 10, 40.
Witn many articles too numerous 70 mention.
mad BoNTZ & GRIFFITH, ASots.
1.-THE ABOVE sALEIs UNAvOIDARLY
fosA BoNTZ & GRIFFITH. Auoe..
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Mo- m, REPAIRlNG CHAIRS. 80
ss,.ss w E III saving removed from sTl O
pl =. 90, OF repairing Csas-ssst Chair siH4
Nos go 80 Ste stseet between New Yofx Az -
slate, &c sno feJnntees satisfactson. Old Char
% reessted % 70 b - sefvesabls q new iS Siv
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jsSood GREEN & WILLIAM , sss,.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auonon.er..

By WALL & BARNARD, Aucnoueer,,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" hkiL ksTATH-Ry virtue OF an order Ara de-
cree the Circuit Court OF the District OF CoIpw
ano passed in the case Of John s. Hutton ~
others Tor division Of the Of Isaac 81 Bpf
., deceassd, No III the urdsrtigatd Con MS
fft Sni 1871 s "a, rSSO ATSrcs 2.
o,clook m, on the premises, eli the ris h. tile
sna interest," both legal snd equitable OF which the
ssls itske Hutton. dIed. seized aud pOssess ed,
case, OF. IN. and 20 the following real estate va
Y he west part Of Lot rumSered twenty oneIsIp IN
square IN inferred two hundred and ffty-four f2slI
OF Sf the STESnS plan or pst o. the city OF ssbins
eneis OF sail lot, tsiJ thence running south one
hundred and hfty nine QS9l .eet 20 tb rty foot -
ls, tnenee east along tsc alley thirty six al feet
alley fifty nine 1s f.et; iheros wsst tss tis 10
S s,exsn s1a sea sa, l inches tAsnos north one
WI Slonr ssid street tventy6 ys rs feet eeyss
estimated 10 conisin ara ssusfe fset q Of IraSs.
vlth TIE Improvements Thereon, couslstIns Of two
small Bnok Houses CD the rear Of aid psrt efIot.
ooYsE n1 sSs tSsS .sS sK free s
5hu property 10 veil located .frontp. on r ,p..,
noItns between lsth ana l<ih streets west, m ths
le, and g months, the purchaser giving IA, ssnd.
ioI the deferred payments, payable 10 toe heirs and
Of sale. lite deed 70 be retained untii he INK
OF re burohase Money 10 paid.
Al. conveyanoltE st the cost Of the purchases
COLyMBUS ALEXANDER
1875 1915 aaKESSbbERsSs.
-E- L. s. ALIEN
les eo&ds WALL . HNHansu.sonsrs
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t NOTICE.
L HE Projectors Of SLyMONT take pleasure
In Informing ths oi1xers Of WsshingtcD, . 4
Georgetown and Alex s1criA tkst this fs- NsA0
yorite plsoe Of resor. wall &c recpened, l.tX
for the accommodation OF psrhss. on and Alter the
1st day OF June, 1852 For sarticulsrs Apply &
street, next door TO Browns Restaurant, corner
18th It and "a tv. ANY person wishing 70 buy
lucrative business o6n also be accommodated BY
making Application 81 the shave NAMED Place.
. JONES MILLER,
h-oSi&eolu prosT,et3rs.
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The sehooner Aleoons 10 now receiving ffe{xht
ioe me a6;ye lnrt, and VIII sail positively ~
For Freight aeaH to 1880
j.s4 90 md iol = -. 4, co. s ,ss..
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By THOMAS DOWIINo .-.

by ThoMAs DoWLING, Aretionser.
h af,sCEEk1 sALE.-Ry virtue of A deerss
bis aastin S.t Soort q the Dlstriet Of Colum-
IN 1SIch S9srt OF suity, made IN a car a
ITens Va, lanes Warde IL comp lsinsnt, sno
ma s,,ixr sseves AID otle,s sr. cefeEd.nts. ne
" s, spN EsDA1 the aStf DAY Of iupe psIt ~
eel on storre wn.cn tse 70 IovibF pieoe or par
hh e,ne thereon, nov occupied by Mrs. Vanseva,
ssdit,oS 10 = LOT Iambe,ed ls1 and is, IN Bssl's
The vest s,ss ~ ,sovn, beginning for the same ON
Bs,s.s IN rom the south vest corper OF
sostseriy via ~ ssesss. and running thsoos
Ia FEET esnwss ss.s end psrslisl with Bri1Ss a.
street. 81 fses Iortnsry sod parallel with Srssr
S5rsgs trey lao feet. % the Place Of beaiSnIps
months: ,hs hs s. m,ra cash; rendps In 8 and Il
sSSss 70 BE- s,,ovsd 81 ths Trss,ss nq sss,Ia1
ns-s. TEos& isss GpE o%EsiIlISIss . sss.
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SEALEp PROPOSALS NJ. iDv,,.a rr,,I a..
IN OF Jnne, 1851, 90 IL o'o ock, m FOR tie ssis
~ 81 ne Shqofs, chin and Tom uss, Of ali TIE
Wsseington and Alexsndris. nou'e
xni%a shoaa sssie the amount TO be given for ssch
n Sld' 60 Be directed to Major A. BRcKWIrs
y: ., VS.. A., Washlngton. y. q. -
Iap,es, WATCHES, = -
HinS- eno 6kNFLEmEN,s VERY u,,,to,
cS sohhss ~ Al me more reliable makcra ino}pdin.
Wstsh. m snd 'arsensen; slsp the aAlsriosns
.tylssa aesenpuon G! Rich gevslry Of the lstsst
sn. SILVER WARE. sc4 60.
spoons, 40. eoo'eos oaps, Forks,
p,.. MILITARY GOODS. --.--.
Al rtssenauop Swords, riohly embrcias,.x o. =,
'sesSss SSsssss, Belts. Pistois, Se. Ssi
m q lm.if ~ w. CALF q BEQ, Jewelers.,
HAyIEE Z! d,i s2gs r. t., EssE LSyEsEsT OF