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DIED.

:, Al the residence Of Edward n. Innthieun, Ess !,
q So O'Clock p. m, Mrs, RAeE LlNTHlCuM
DEN 1, wife Of Josiah Dsnt, Ess.
The friends of this family are INV ted TO attend
the fuperai. to dsytTuesday) at ~ O'Clock p. IN.
On the 18th instant after short bat painful Ill,
MsfsaTe A. lishmAn. aged IL yeaIs, 5 months,
and Is days.
His funeral will take place from the resde nee Of
hiB parents, on 20 morrow, W ednesdayl At three
O'Clock rso. SAG d street, 81 which time the
s,ectinily invited 90 attend. It's
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

NATOR'S OFFICE,
wi GIoR6ITowS,D ID. c , May seth, Iss2
SEALIp PROPOSALS 10 be leif with the Clorf Of
the Corporation will be received from the Painters
OF this Town, until Saturday noon, the Slth IaEt.
for psiItlrk the interior, snd window and door
frame of the first and second Etories OF the Town
Hall, with three coats Of the best quality OF white
psint, srd in the best msrne Of workr-tnBhlp.
IL any * s-.E..ons are ,esiTed, before the Propo
sas are Ia2de, they will be EI7Sn by VIM. Lard p
EsS Clerk Of the Corporation.
IN 2t-td HENRY ADDISON, Mayor
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To the Citizens ofths Ssvsrh Ward.


| notice. In the reported proceedings of two
meetings held In the ward, that my name has
been placed before you as a candidate for re-
election 20 the Board Of Aldermen. AS both the
meetings referred TO adopted set Of resolutions,
and those resolutions conflict with each other
upon the subject of education, II becomes my
duty to define my position upon that and other
questions arising out Of the unhappy condition Of
our beloved country, viz:
First. am an +" Unconditional Unionist,n In
favor Of maintaining the Constitution and the
Government az bequeathed to u by our fathers,
to the exclusion Of all side issues Of every sort and
description.
Second. I shall continue, a. have done 10 the
past, TO oppose all fanatics, whether In the garb
OF secessicnists or aboltionists.
Third. am and have always been opposed to
the Introduction Of national politics into our mu
nicipal Affairs.
Fourth am opposed to the Corporations es-
tablishing schools for the education Of negro
children, and pledge myself, II elected, to do all
In my power to relieve neg roes from the pay
ment Of any tar for the support Of public schools,
lift can be done under the charter.
Ifyou feel disposed to elect me upon the above
conditions, am at your service.
May 81, 1862. JOHN III. SEnMEs.
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GAT8 LOCAL NEWS.

EsANcIFATIoS COMMUNICATIONS pre-
sented since our last report Thomas Jenkins,
slaves-Jim Green, and Sam and Nora Bruce
VIM. b. Todd, 1 slaye-Jim DaThiel. ID. T.
Gledman, slave-Lucy BrisCo. J. r. Brown,
ela7e-Henrietta Johnson. Francis J. Jones,
slaves-Susaa, James and Edward Page. Robt
and Maria Diggs, aud Luke Gilbert Andrew
MARITIME, slaves-Maria Nelson, Flora, Daniel,
John, Charles and Catharine Buchanan. Horace
7hite, tslave-Florda. Charles Miller, slave
Milly Jordan. VIM, III. KurtZ, slaves-Simon
Brooks, Elizabeth, Iienrlstta, Thomas and George
Gibson. Mary a. Hewitt. : slayes-Mary Jane
Jones and Cornelius Brok,r. Susan A Chap
man, slaye-Mary Elizabeth TAYLOR. Ann NJ.
Disco, Angelica Chew and Emily Disco, nc
slaves-Erekiel Disco, Samuel Wilson, John,
Maria, Nicholas, George, Cecilia and Ida Beall,
fancy, John, James and Horace Grey, Eliza and
Clara W ashington, Ellen Warning, Robert, Hen
ry and Levi Herbert, Margt, Sally Alice, Laura,
Juliet, Frederick and IFm. Coleman. Ann Maria
Disco and Emma Bisce 6 slaves-Mary Ayres Car
oline, Charlotte, Rich'd, Louis and Meaah Isnifer
AngeHnsca Chew, slave-Sallie Coates. Emma
Disco, l slave-Parac.ee Docket. Isaac Scaggs,
l slave-Johu Stewart Clement bill, slaves
Nicholas, VIM. and Susan West, Peggy and -
Herbert. John L. Kidwell, 3 slaves-James and
Mary SomerSillc and Sarah Brooks. Emeline
Sheriff, 7slaves-Harriet ana Bepjimin Watkins,
james Allen. Martha johnson, Ellen, Lewis and
Charles Norton. Margaret E Lowrie, SHARES
mary, Laura and Kate SHINES, Gsbriel and
FranS Clarke VIM. and Edward Stewart Mary
Francis nj. Jarboe, 6 slaves-Srsen, Jahe, VIII
lie, John and Joseph Campbell and Mary fyler.
Martha E. Barnes, slave-Jess Johnson. Robt
Jones, 9 slaves-Amos Dean. Ellen Jones,
slave-Rachel. Robert 6unnell, 10 slaves-Psul-
ina Booth, Sarah Fairfax, Flinda, Anna, Will
liam, Frank, Thomas, Joseph, Sally and Charles.
Harriet Donohoe, slave-Elila. John w Wells,
1 slave-Harriet Hawkins Henry Newman, q
slaves-Mary, Sally and Frances. VIM. Nailor,
1 slsve-Sarah johnson. VIM. McLain, 2 slaves
Mary l.. Jefferson and Sam'l Dorsey.
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RoBBERY.-On Thunday evening VIM. Evans,
a soldier who had obtained his discharge from
the IG2d New York regiment, got into company
with another soldier and the two took round to-
getheF. Evans wishing to 90 back 70 the G mp
% the regiment took hack and the two started
fos the camp, Evans on the way fslliAg asleep and
on waking up discovered that his comrsds was
gone and also SO and bis discharge which were
VIA p"d t"geih-r. fine police are on the track Of
de thief
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Sp5rn 10 Sefors HIS WORSHIP GtoTSs Hal,
ESQ, Mdgo- of Onsbsc

Su5rn 10 Sefors HIS WORSHIP George Hall,
Esq, Mayor Of Quebec
QuRREc, June ID, 1855.
This 10 TO certify that have been blind for ten
years OF my hight eye, and Tor the last ten months
my left eye became similarly diseased. -Four
weeks ago was led by three members Of the Sc.
Patrick's Society into DR.. Thumbletys once al
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me,
said he could cure me IN short time, notwith-
standing most OF the doctors In town had gave
me UP as incurable, namely, DIR. Landry and Dr.
Fremont, Of the the NunnerY Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the Institution.
Then commenced trying mostly all the doctors
OF Quebec without the slightest particle Of relief
have been to work for the last eightOr ten days,
at nv usual occupation, that Of a mariner on the
St. Lawrence, and thanks TO Almighty God that
he has sent the iIlustrious DR.. Tumblety 90 cure
me. MAY Gcd bless WILLIAM SMITH,
Citizen Of Quebec, e. T..
Sworn 90 ard acknowledged by the above
mentioned William Smith, who has read aloud
In nv presence printed document which he
had never seen before.
GEORGE HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell bis patients the
nature Of their complaints or illncss, without re-
ceiving any Information from them.
No cAdrgs for Consultations 0r Advtcs.
Once, No. III Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vaGis avenue, corner 9TH street may EFT
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DELAWARE STATE

DELAWARE STATE -
IL LOTTERY,
Authorized BY Gan act for tie Encouragement Of
Internal Improvements IN the STATE OF
Delaware
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Managers
CLASS goa
To DO drawn IN Wilmington, Delaware.
On SATURDAY. June ssth, 1S62,
SCHEME.
l. Jf.pW--- V0lsVb
,A,Ei-- -tOsuO
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SECOND EDITION.
gHEEE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
GENERAL, SIGEL,.

We learn that Gen1 Franz Slgel, who 10 now
In this city, came here on the invitation Of the
Secretary CT War, who designs promptly arrsng-
Ing command for him.
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WE ASSERT IT BoLDLY-There are no other
medicines reliable, effectual aud convenient as
HollowaY's Pills and Ointment, ALWAYS ready
for use. They are invaluable TO the Soldier e1-
posed to wounds, sores, fevers and bowel com
plants. They never fail Only IS cents per box
n
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CORRECTION Of statement that appeared In
Monday evenings paper: Mrs. Nichols and
boarders were not taken to the guard house on
Saturday night, but Mrs. Nichols appeared there
herself on Sunday morning, ana no proof could
be brought against her for keeping a disorderly
house, was honorably dismissed. IT.
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SOLDIERS GROWING CAUTIOUS. The great
number Of soldiers who have been robbed Of
their money by the thieves, male and female
who have followed them TO this city for that very
purpose, has induced some TO act prudently and
place their money In safe hands. One who had
received a considerable sum a few days ago,
mentioned the fact to friend, and bis fears that
II would be stolen from him. His friend carried
him to g wealthy merchant, who at his request
took the money and deposited IL In an iron safe,
giving the soldier a receipt for the amount. An
other, last night, with about eighty dollars in his
pocket, fading himself beset by the land sharks.
went TO the Second Ward station, and asked the
privilege Of remaining there till this morning
which was granted. This caution 10 commend
guardhouse crying, ana complained that be
entered a house with a considerable aInoant
Of money, took single drink, and was soon III
sensible; and when he recovered he had been
thrown out OF doors, and his money taken from
him. It 10 to be hoped thai the efforts Of the
Provost Guard to protect soldiers and citizens
from the operations Of these sharks, may be en-
tirely successful.
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OPENING TO-DAY, at the Dollar Store, (i3S
Pennsylvania avenue, near Four-and- half ST. }
another large invoice Of iewelry and silver
plated ware. Take a look at their guard aud
vest chains, and invest dollar. N 2l-Iw<
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LAUGHING Gas will be administered to all who
may desire IL, tomorrow night, at the Washing
ton Theater, by DR.. CcltOn, who viii also deliver
lecture on health and how 70 preserve IL. The
entertainment will be varied by fine Concert by
the Tremane brothers.
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PEDAL ExcREsENcEs.-Corns, Bunions, Cal
lcsities, Club and Inverted Nails and all diseases
Of the human feet treated successfully without
pain or loss OF blood by DIR. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four and-a-ha and Sixth streets. Ope-
ratons performed In few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Ladies and gentlemen attended az
their residences when desired
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CIRCUIT CoURr, May - The court isstiu oc-
cupied with the case OF Hamilton, Easter & Co,
VS.. Hugh B. Sweeney, Chas. r. Rittenhouse, II.
g. FAINT, Sam' Fowler and w. T. Heron.
Sam'l T. Drury was this morning admitted 20
practice as an attorney In the several courts Of
the District Of Columbia
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-BsIors Jss-
fios WaltsJ.-MasOn Phillips, locked up one hour
Samuel Foy, do do. Barney Moran, drunk aud
va2rancY; dismissed. Ann Cavanagb b, drunk ana
disorderly; locked up ten hours. Ann Light, do
fined IS, Charles Bond, disordeTly; dis
missed
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Tickets sle-Shsres in proportion.
John A. NORRIS & CO. are the sole and
only Managers Of the Delaware Stale Lotteries
ID-All orders for tickets or parts Of mel eu will
be promptly and faithfully hlled, and the ofnolal
The drawn nHmbers are also published in the
Ne" JOHN A. MORRIS a CO.,
.... Managers, Wilmington.
m ex-lms Delaware.
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THE FRIENDS Of Gen. Franz sigel, who wish
to welcome him on his arrital here TO- night are
invited 70 rice: - TIE Temperance Hail at Eve
O'Clock thi. afternoon
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DELAWARE INDIANs.-F. Johnson, agent Of
Indians for the Delaware reservation, arrived In
the city on Friday, accompanied by Capt. John
Conner, head chief; Sarcoxi, Charles Johnny
Cake, and LecOn Hecon, assistant chiefs; Jordan
Johnny Cake, Interpreter, and James Conner,
hrst counsellor Of the Delaware tribe Of Indians,
all OF whom are here for the purpose Of settling
and attending 10 certain claims az ainst the United
states Government. They had a very satisfactory
interview with the Commissioner Of Indian Al
fairs and Secretary Of the Interior on Saturday.
The DelawaFes are descendants Of the tribe with
whom William Penn made his treaty, and have
ever been loyal and true 10 the Government of the
United states. They emigratea to their present
home from the northeastern part Of Indiana about
thirty years ago. Capt. John Common Is familiar
with every path and trail in the West, and has
for a number Of years acted a. the guide to the
soldiers and emigrants travelling over the almost
unknown paths Of the great West. He 10 about
a. years Of age, and was among those who emf
grated from Indiana TO Kansas.
The Del4wares at present number about 600
souls, are thrifty and industrious people, devoted
TO agricultural pursuits, and all Of them possess
more or less wealth, there being very few paupers
among them. They have proven their loyalty by
raising company Of 100 men and sending them
70 aid the loyal CheEokees.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befor. Justie.
CIdrk.-john Robinson, drunk; dismissed. MARY
Demarque, disorderly conduct; fined SO 81. g
Dennis; drunk; dismissed. James Henly, do; do
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PROPERTY SALE W. 8. Holiday sold At pr
vate sale Colonel VIM Selden's farm, snott ois
lance beyond Columbian College, on fonfleentp
street, containing IS acres, for Sl0s0oO. Pureha-
ser, s. Phillips Brown, Navy Agent.
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P6L1tr-rhe Third Ward patrolmen reported

P6bItE.-fhe Third Ward patrolmen reported
william Smith, col, pitching cents; fned b s..
August Ridley, drunk; dismissed-oy Jutiice
Clayton. Frederick Resinger, stealing eighteen
KEYS and hat; sent to jail for court-bV ustice
Thompson. Albert Fullen, riding on the pave
ment; fined g. 9i-by Justice Clark. John Fl.
Never, larceny Of $50 from T.. p. Burns; dis
ruissed-by Justice Thompson. Lethe Young.
COL, throwing slth in the street; dismissed-by
Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported Charles
Perkins, gambling; for trial. Daniel ShugUrR,
refusing to abate nuisance fined Sl.5S hrs.
cheahey, creating q nuisance; for tTial-by Jus
tice Waltz Msry A, Groves, COL, profanity; for
trial Also, for malicious mischief; do. Lem l
Harris, John Ogden and William SBmRerville,
fighting; diImissed-by Justice Clayton.
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FRANKLIN q CO.,

BnxIisn Psbhl. and Per,see,.e sPEcTAcLEs
and EYEGLASSES, mountrd in foId, sIIvrr or
light Steel MILITARY tIELD SLAssEs,
mahoal Instruments, StefeOseopes and Views,
The I'M 1meters, Barometers, and eli other Physt al
the lowest Eastern PRICES, N S-eoR
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DESCENT on An INTELLIGENCE OFFIcE-YeS
teTday afternoon squad OF the Provost Guard
entered TIC houSa CT Cornelius Leonard. kept a.
an intelligence office, ga stree between Ei2 nth
and Ninth, and captured six drunken soldiers,
who II Is said have been in the ONCE some four
or five DAYS.
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FoEn ear CT lae best kHotcn Priests in the States
My deafness has besn great affection to me
IL Is therefore my duty to those similarly
licly known that he restored me to my natural
hearing. STANIsLUs PABIzYNsKY, Passionist.
DR.. Won Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, 227
Pennsylvania avenue, gives bis entire attention
TO all diseases of the Eye and Ear. For more
testimonials see his card in the National InteIi-
gencer. It*
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ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, a. company
of the District volunteers was passing down Sew
enth street a number Of small children went out
into the carriageway to look at them, and small
bow was accidentally knocked down and run over
by the private carriage Of Mr.. w. Marshall. The
driver, not knowing the accident, passed on
slowly, but was arrested by patrolman SHE'D
and taken before Justice Dom, and held 10 bail
for hearing when the extent Of the chiId's inju-
ries shall be sscer,ained The child WIS taken
into storensar Odd fellows Hall to be attended
to, and ID was supposed 70 be hurt badly.
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NuIsANcE.-Near the old Paper-mill bridge, on
the road from Kalorama to Georgetown, there are
two or three slaughter houses, the stencil from
which has become intolerable, and caused COM
The places are not kept In a cleanlY condition,
and offal and filth Is allowed to lay exposed with
a reckless disregard Of the health Of the neig hbor
hood. The health Of the city imperatively de-
nands the abatement Of all such nulsances The
neiphbofhood 10 a very pleasant one TO drive In
but parties who would resort there are prevented
by the sickening stencil em,nating from the
slaughter houses.
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pEArNKss-moRE TESTIMONIALS.

DBAFNkss-MOEE TESTIMONIALS.
have suffered from q severe malsdy Of the ear
which was accompanied not only with deafness
but intense pain. All application failed till Dr.
Won Moschzisker perfectly restored that organ to
Its healthy state. HUMPHREY BLANn,
Manager Of Washington Theater
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To BIZ lSvEsTIGATED.-In consequence OF the
disgraceful fight between two females, on r stree,
near Eighth, yesterday af.esn0o., Jusdioe Thomp-
son Issued warra4t against Cornelius Leonard
the keeper OF the house, u?on the charge 81 keep
In. disoTdeTly house. The case will be tried
IS soon as the warrant ia served
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TEMPERANCE MEETING adjourned meet
ing Of the friends Of temperance was held on
Sunday afternoon In che hall Of the franklin Fire
Company. Mr. Richards was called to the
chair, and r. 6. Green appointed secretary. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev Mr.. Myers, OF Cal
ifornia; Rev. ID. A. Mack, Chaplain Of the I'd
Vermont regiment; and L. g. Clayton, Of this
CITY, Mr. Page, from the committee TO draft a
constitution, reported the same, which was, after
considerable discussion, laid on the table Until
the meeting on Sunday next.
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FoHD's ATHENEua This pleasant resort will
he opened to morrow night by 6ottscbalk's
and Brignoli's Italian Opera and Concert COM
Pany. Miss Clara Louiss Kellogg, who has won
decided reputation at the Academies Of music
OF the eastern cities, will make her dsbHt before
Warrington public as "Msrien In DoniIetti's de-
nghnul opera ola Figlia del Reggimento "
Gnttschalk will play some OF his rost delish tfuI
pieces
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CENTRAL GUARDHOUsR CAsEs-Bsfors Jssfief
Wal tT,-lsaac LOma1, disorderly; locked ND sT
niSht John Williams, drunk; turned Hver 20 the
military. ]. w Burkley, drunk Ia the market:
hned 50 81. John Lawns drunk; turned over 70
the military. CathaTine Daily, disordeTly; nned
= 81. l.. Love, stealing lumber; jail for further
hearing.
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NV STEAMKR TO ALEXANpRIA.-By the adj
vertisement elsewhere, IL will be seen that the.
travelling facilities between Washington and
Alexandria are to be Increased satisfactorily an
the nne steamer \ Dung America has arrived and
Is 10 be commanded by Capt. T.. A Ryther a
gentleman Of known energy and experience in
steambOating, and who knows how to accom-
modate the public 10 a niCrty.
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NEW HOUsEFURNIsHINe STORE,
~ slS SEVENTH ST, NEAR PA. Av.
. H N O6 d Il N,

~ SI5 oKVkNIH ST., NEAR PA. AV.
JOH NJ O6 DEN,
healer in
Britannia and Sttvsr-pLated Ware, Plan
ishsd and PAINTED Tin, Table Cutlery,
HOnssfurntshing HardDare, Wooden
Ware, BASKETS, Brushes,
Door Mats, 9c.
We respectfully solicit Q call from old and new
our ess endeav0rs 10 pi ease. M 81 eoims
IlECEIYING Daily, 70 to 50 barrels fresh re
packed EGGS, and will be sold oheaR for cssh By
ms-Im. No. 5 Comm .eroe ct BstIInors. Nd.
n NOTICE.
lJR. w. II. COMES Respectfully informs the
citizens OF the NAVY Tkfd and vicinity that he has
located At the corner Of Eighth and streets east,
where Gil pr0icsnenelN calls Will be promptly
0beJed. VI m 10 colin
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WANTED-tine COACH PAINTER and two
w HOUSE PAINTERS; best of wage s given.
Call at WILLIAMS &c JACOBS coach Painting
shop, near the corner of Maryland avenue and I'm
street south, Wages paid eVerJ Saturday.
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TAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
~ soriber three STEERS. The owner 9Sz63
Will como forward, prove property, payk[0S
charges and take them Away: WN
JAMES K. JOHNSON,4n
mis- Tvs No. 81 Center Market.
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ALsxANpRIA ArTAiIs. We eli D the following
from Alexandra papers of late date:
Two colored persons have been arrested In this
place, charged with violating the laws 81 Wiz
gtnia In Keeping school for negroes. The ar
rested persons, promising 10 dismiss The schooI, ,
were discharged by the Mayor.
The following are the ofhcial returns Of tbs
election held in this city on the 2si Inst For
Governor, r. II Peirpoint, IS3; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Samuel Paisley, leo; Attorney General Gen
Jas. Wheat, 1s3; Sheriff, 4. N. Garwood, fs3;
Commissioner Of the Revenue, J. &. CLARK lsS;
Commonwealth Attorney, Andrew Wylie, lS5;
County surveyor, Oliver Coz. Isl; Consts bIes,
Il. l. Edelin,, w. Johnson, J 4. GRAY, each L. 3.
The following justices were elected to all va
cancies Second district, Charles u Shirly, -;
X. III. Wade, % Third district, John Moore, -.
The talnumber OF votes cast In Fairfax county
on the I'D inst. wss 26O or course, they were
all cast for the Union candidates
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

RQOMs FOR REHT-A HANDSOMELY furnished
small privai 9 family. Honsea on the kvenue.
near War Department Also. Front Room for SIN
gle Eentemen, Address 40. P.," star Once.
m "a SteOS
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n OST-Four, Certificates Of Stock OF the Penn.
II Mutual Life insurance COMPANY of Philad.l-
ghis, as f3iIoEs: No. i,is2 TO- SiU; nc. ls7 for
nsme Of Jacob Fusssll.. If not found SPECIFICATION
will be made TO said company for reissue se same.
IN 10 law6wr JACOB RUSSELL.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-10-30
| Il D.

On the 18th inst, in East Wheeling. Va.
JOHN WINpKI.L, in tie 65th year of his age.
At his residence, Narjerhoy, Charles CO..
Md, JAMES FRANKLIN GRAY, in his 4oth
year. The deceased was for several years a
member Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
and during the whole Of his last sick ness gave
very satisfactory and sweet evidence that
what he possessed was blessed reality
Though his suffefings at times WAS very great.
yet he bore them With meekness and patience,
aud seemed to forge: the pains of the body in
the abundant jos which filled his SOUL Con-
scious of his approaching end, and with tho
scsnes of future world in full prospect. he
exhorted his friends and all who approached
his bedside to Strive, TO meet him in Heaven,
The kindness and benetolence of his heart
was manifested not only by his solicitude for
tho comfort OF those Immediately dependent
upon him, but also ny many acts Of large
hsartsdne towards others. He left no chill
drsn, Blu. fond and devoted wife, to whom
he was greatly attached. and an only sister
who mourns in bitterness Of spirit loss
which they cannot doubt is to him great gain.
Blessed gro they who die in the Lord"
Port Tobacco Times.