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ErORD's A ArHnHEUM, T.nth Street, nsar
+ 80 Pennsylvanta Avenue. ....a
An AFTERNOON aAd EVENING PERFORM
1D ANCE On thh (8ATURDAY,lJ y june 1th ~
% - Bensntr u STt ART ROBSON, -,,, ~ ,at
Aud positively the Last Appf arance ef the R'mark
Z sbls Dwarf Comedians, CON. FOOTE and
NtE z" iI COL. SMALL. ~
T1ae RA1ko'0 FroGreS0,
gi OR 8 DEGKEE or LOARING.
Comic lnterlude by the interesting Dwarfs, COM.
FOOTE and COL SMALL. hfl :" .UH
To conclude with THE MANIAC LOvER.
MtchAel Erie. M. John McCubough
The AFTERNOON PERFORMANCR, 'eom-
y faE BOYS SS 5GHThS HkIT' and 4" a. s. Va
The DWARF COMEDIANS.
Admission to the Afternoon PerformAnce.-Fo9
On MONDAY EfGHT next, FAST LIFE IN
wASHINGTOn, with new LEGAL scenery. Tne
ccompssI will be u&mentsd by the engagement 9!
Mrs. @. b, BISHOP, JOHN McCULLUUGH, and
other actors OF ceiebrty and popular distinction
o. PRICE OF ADMISSION. D
Dress Circle and Parquetts. 90 cents
yr19MM oeau- u-.....".,.'"s..'. .".i.. 20 70 osn.s %
tNc extra charge Dr. i:;ii 1ed sssis
Dooss open 1t haM past O'Clock. Perf6rDsnces
to begin st quar- ter,psst O'Clock. 81. :,
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Ths CsnaI

Has been on the rise since the heavy rains,
and yesterday the banks were full and ready
TO overflow. II presents the appearance Of
quite formidable river 1T the present time.
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Long Bridge.

The late heavy raips have raised the waters
Of the Potomac 10 suoh degree, ~ 70 over
dow portion ofths Long Bridge near the vir-
ginia side. n -'iiar,l = ,7E- - NJ 's7I .-..ra
The bridge was impossible about 8 O'Clock
yesterday Sfternon. I 9h.u.y "a .spssrI
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Assanit snd Bsttsry.

MiohSel Reflley, y soldier, yesterday for a..
sault ard battery on Henry johnson. He was
taken before Justice Dom, who sent him 10
iah 10 secure his appearance at next court to
answer the charge. -, I. =, !, :
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slip q the Fen.

= In n recent police report We perceive that
whits man was carried 10 the Asylum who
vas infbcted with the small pox BY order Of
Doctor -" This reminds US OF An old do.
sortpuOn Of the city Of Albany, n. VA town
numbering about 800 houses and 500 inhabi.
tants With their gable ends 70 the streets.D 81
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sNsubscribers 70 ths Rspubiican, IN
Georgetown or the seventh ward Island) who fail
TO receive their papen regularly win obligs The
agent, o. Deiphey, BY leaving hotiss st Mr..
70. i.llr .. 90 ~ ... may a
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NJ /" PODS '..a
: HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

Just published, In sealed envelope Price six osnts
4 A Lscturs On the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure Of spsrmatorrhos or Seminal Wsak
ncas, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impedimsnts to Marriage generally, Nervo1sness
CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and fhysi
cal Inospscily, reslliing from Self Abu.s, 10, By
ROBT. j. CULvERWELL, NJ D., Author Of the
Green Book, &o.
"a Been 70 Thousands Of Ss9erers."
poss psi1, on rsosipt q uI cent, Or tvo postags
stanps, ~ D.; VI, =, O. ALlnE,
ap l-dkwtSm fsst Omos Bog, Sss6
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iTsApsRanse 1es1lne,

/ We lsafnthat Hon. Anson ?. Morfsll, Y. o.
81. q Governor q Maine. VII address q l, The
Piss 0empany a. ;forrcv Sfsfnocp q 1 o,cIecf.
Let On the friepdt or law order and good
morals, turn out 70 hear this dlstins suishsd ,ad.
yocats. II 10 said that the example Of our u.
drinfii 4 eustolns Of this city. Here is one @
whoas tlasencs isin the other direction, S'7
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Dxunh,

a fsllbw most appropriately nsmsd John
Drunk, snd , fsmsnibs OF the ssme cbArsotsEg
presunsdt % BE- hts WIN narnsd nsrZ Drunk,
and Wsre % oonpleiely befogssd BY baA whis.
ky, ~ to make their bed In the street. Justice
Clark sent them to the work.houss. ~ : .
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The manCipation commissioners.

The following petitions we're nled yestsrday
VIM. D. Shepherd, one slave; Jane T., Matilda
B L. and Margaret J. Beall, OF Rockville, Nd.
seventeen; Mary r. Stew art and Mary Il. Pat.
tersOn, one; VIM. g, W. White, three; RobeIt
Read, one; George d. Ramsey, one; Sarah For.
rest, four. L-L-. At,
COMPENSATION for 2,ll2 slaves.
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Circut0 1Je1ast,

bees most, Of ihs past week, ssssssd in two
% 49, i. g; sssss sl; .Iss.ss ssss::s.
4 Z nsscn C.mpbsll. q 5sftinots, Or appellant,
'eSs rs S',,g Sc; s,s. u. n N.
ooueideSsuon Of the appeal case offs. @. Bar.
ney, ffon the dSoisiod OF the Orphsnss Court.
This esss has also been. before The oourt fcF
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CANTERBURY HALL.

CANTERBURY HALL.
l.osisia.a .Ays.~s. sssh q national and
BY EAR TFiE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUsE-
MENT IN THE CITY. o.
20 First Week OF q
W. II. 1Arr117on, .g
rHr. Comedian sAd Vocalist.
THE THE GcHHAAskxxIIssS q
~ WESTERN SUCCESS,
isuos WESTERN SUCCESS. .or
CLARA BUTLER,
VINO r six n'ntRi FEsT5ss Rs III q II 'n'
WESTERN DEPARTMENT, 90
WHARF she had ths distinguished honor toappar be:
lore GEN. BIGEL aud the NOZZLE PATRIOTS
HhSs SSsa; dc ,& q ss c0aasituts her theme Of song
',"'' A"~ 'AA EXQUISITE VOCAL POWERS
1ns FIRST riSosITI ssHSsi HI' OF THE DA4.
IT,. THE DARING sYMNAsTs,
Lewis q ma Christie,
IN NEW AND STARTLING ACTS.
Tonight, q new piece by Iiice, entitled -
Tho Omnibus
-. The Omnibus
The o1aa1a1bl10
The Omnibus
The o11an110ll0 ~ =
and the Rrst appearance, the Spring season. Of the
OLD FAVoRlTE, HARRISON,
ths Extent porsneous Singer, with his new Budget
=, about everything and everybody
or osurse-ofcourse ".' e
rAah''H f4RSs ;s; yss oan.s a,sn.,s3 D. .r
Admission Is cents Orchestra chairs 20 oenu.
Doors open at7k Performsnos atsS O'Clock.
~LAST MATINEE -HN
next satarday Afssrnooa, janet,
The last Afternoon Performance Of the season.
LADIES An Of ne ,snaiaisg PRESENTS will
or; Toy. So, A. al@ost prsssnt scr evsssyGGdy
nj SON, will appear CLARA BUTLER will sp.
pea ~ The Entire Company will appear.
q rAdmiasion-Ladies, % oehts; Cnlldrsn 10 oents
d oors open at O'Clock perfoimanoe oommsuce
st o'clock precisely and finish In time TO visit the
com Nrt Of the Marine Band.
Je2 fSarl ., ,r
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JM1szs - yHS cAYsyuJ.

ushs - vAS Ooysssss
53s,s3. ss.si q IL; ':si& rk v;sss sssISk
wsatSSp Viii BE- iavcrsSis u SsSS;Ss tSs'
pronsnads oonoerts will oomnsAcss and win
BE- cont!nted every Saturday sfssru6on lhsre-
: siss.: ne ne . music a, ~ shs Pss..dsays @ waS
family tAse Hthelr sum6ss fsuldsnc1 Al {8s
eold!Sre Hou1Ss hhioh' they are skpssbsdt61 q
shofug. sr5Fa III 49, III !
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r NNDLOH D,s SAL e.

BY virtue Of 'wsrrant Of dbtrsss, lsssA - ne
Ihattsls, lands asd ,sismsnis, OF Joha II. Watsrs
to ne directed 4 have ssizsd aad taksn In Astrses
all the estate, right title, intsrest, property claim,
H. Wstsrs, in aod 70 oil ths FuEnitars eoa>aised h.
said houDe- ''.'...-a .#. oh y
hot q oarpsting. four Bsrsas,s ax Washsaa.de o.
Clothes Presses, Unbfella 6tsnds, Chain, on q
Looking Glasses, Oaeloth, window sha1se, HEs 20
dry other articles TOO nuznsfous ts Dasssslhrissp
and aH'i''aaI r.ft Q ...... -rinlSi
+ hereby give notios thai, % MONDAY, JunA ?.
instant, II 10 O'Clock, viii oGsr fR sals the ~
property, 20 seized and takes u Distress At PUBLIC
AUCTION, 10 the highess bidder, for cash, On tAo
premises on Brioge street. 0sorgetown next door 70
tps Union Hotel The Dag will desEnste the plass.
49, j. II. kkLLY, .sb
Jee3ts Bsili6.
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BRaEzaftsP R:E!: RR:ss55 S&SetssDA
Es, E.sI:, GBs5s'y Eliot. Eliot. .A,, "a Ess. Z, f:.J E
E6i's E6i:, Go, Esss: Esss:sa:, !, r. lls Ell:
III. Ss ? ~, ~ o. ..sl !, II,::;.WSsSs
hlls'TT bi'a bus r.is'ids-" as'F'0a 's'zI
:i sii:! 4sas' 4Is.s Il: ss::: l:;.I q. .isss
risid, VI .an.l yossss,, 1iss ssisE Esaes rhi!,P
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Ess; Es:sss; IA s:'s; e al a. H.
Es:s.s, j" Tssss ssssj:sss s;S sss. stss fss E
ssss F.. s:''.i s: s::s' ssss:s:.e X
Green, Als.sA arsAsss aso Ia . s.ov., Gro, -. j.. A1a 4
a.,tsr. Ar SE.n Giiss D SIssss Js 2 III
::; ,:s ~ z;ss: a: o,s:;:: s:;; i; s:ss:s ssss:s
aisaG lalia SiSs:, SSS:: s, s. Sssu. Sss sis'h'"'
S::s.s. e SSssss JHs j:. g.. s;;Sss HSs' s,uo,
drssIsy 6ssi. s6isso, Il SosS.S, ! -
gilbert, .! ID Gibson, JasF Glissn, Capt Tw
:st. Ssis...s Ssiss:, ss.sH T.. Sis S2ss VHn'
~ E!S.s sos s..'osi. yao . SSiis.h.., Sa M WIN
6siissn. Sdw Carton, Jno Gcolsew' VIII
is Ssss ss.s p:a S.sa. Sss 80 S:;s:s
H..,s., D.. H,,s.1ss Z H...1H.,.A, ,.o ,.o =. B..
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H.sss Hss.1 sls1 5.;y 5.ssy.d HssS.l #:s Di E
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!ismoade, 4 Haukswofth L Hern, Mayer
H.:si: HH:ssi6 6sps gn H.sy HaSs,s N N.,.o.
aurt, Capt Harris, Jossph hou,.on, PAT :.
5dsass, DEI, Hss'sr, Capt. HusisI, S:psF F
HHsr,,y, AZ ,y PM n AoM,rc 1so Ho. HHos,S San s.m
a:a Hssloa HslTsnhi R:.JAHsw.sa SnS hs,..sn Coy
Rsa.sa sassSs ES sr,n Hssss J IL. H:;s;ss .I Wn
| uotsid, EleaserHolstssd Isaao Howard, Hon "
| HStEsr, ,HernIct, Je,egh "A ~,
Hiisss;:s.. iiss;:: H. Hsi$:., S ! SsFn H.:ssH. II WI
#ss g Es:iS KS ss:s:: Z
as!sOn, @ II Hotohiis. Us r Hsvfs, walter
Hollou, deo Hswett, Julius Hodgss,Z o..
Hall, II W. Hostsfmsn, JF To- D..
Jones, A y.s.n y..p;I = sss sa.a d Joiner, Mari. P
johnson, "A Jenks, Henry d Jaggsfd, Robt
JsunisoI, Col johnson, ii A Jackson, 9 lsH
Ri JAokson, James Joaet, Sam
ls Ss.is Sp issssn iS:.. @ ssS! Thos heS.g
| Jones, d b Jeanne, Leon Jones, Rev T. :.
'' ''"''' - IL, .HF. ON.
Ksnods, ,AH Kelly, Jno kiemm, O-3
Kidder, b A Ketlsf, ,Jnoy ksvansgh. Patk
Kiertcker, ca Kelly. Jonathan Ksine, sRodgerl
Kirnsey David TKillyon, Juo Knapp, X III
| KeisRf Capt d BKsnsne, Jno King, Or 8 G..
Khman, Ew Kent, james A King, TIC
Kendall, FP Keller, Jno Ksafney. L .
| KIRK, Geo r K.ens, Jos X r Kelly, VIM
KELLOGG, Geo =, King, jas Knauf, VIM
k6iAsy Henry Klrwan, ,MAftinYKe DR. VIM
Kinnemsn, ! J King, Nathan g Keet, VIM
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~ DsSsrrsA lsssals. 10 a.qls 40 ~,
See hrst pags for interesting local aattsrs. q
Anussrasnts.


GRoyiR's THsAras.--" Every bodyb FhsnA,r y
asproduoed last evening, was really good. me
MAJOR de Boots Of Hr. 0stchsai was tsufy wpnt
dsrful delineAtion, Aud constantly. svokeA IN
Laughter cf the large and apprscietivs aeS'snes M
M. j. K. Mortimer 10 tAs aasss tisAs ocss.
dian ,hst has Jet sppsaredis washingtsn. NJ.
Lofty Hough and Nfs. 0srmon played Smelly,
while the fninitabls p. Wall vas .ysry happy
n n: s 6 ~ s III! sss
Ing In oonnsotion With new. Engiish farce.
entitled the " Census" In which Getchell, Nor.
timer, and others, will appear. On Monday We
are to have the Romance q . Poor Young
Nan, ,"and hrst appearance OF hsas Ada Proctor.
FoaD,s ArHn1uH.- This svs9ine e the ben.
Of the dwarf comedians, Con. Foots and Col.
Small. These dramatic L lhputians created ~
immense sensation yesterday In the galleries Of
the Senate, oil eyes being riveted upon those
prodlgles Of humanity. Ihe genial and po?u.
those who manifested an INTEREST 10 ths Mus
fellows. Go 70 Ford's Dor . Erest atracuon
tonight. 1 --lnIdp 81 4a1sl ,ft M =
ODD .FMLows' HALL.LLsst night anethsr
crowded house greeted THU rHrs work Of ~,
plauss, "a sosns aitsr scens paused IN rsyisw
"Grsnd ""How iifs.lks - are tbs on repeat
ed expressions We hear ffoa tho delighted audi
tory nightly. 10 ana $50 tn0 'HoOo hon Illus.
traied." II will open thiA afternoon at o'clook,
afording M opportunity for schools and fani.
lies to see this Instructive painting. ~ ~ y
Exhibition to-n night ~ usual. ~, a, y ~ '
CAsrERsuRY. Miss Carris Butler, the bsauti.
full songslress, who by her exquisite onotes
charms every listener, IA increasing 10 popu.
larity every night. The enterprisinS managers
Of the Canterbury have a6orded our citizens
an opportunity, At various times, 70 hoAr lome
Of the best female singers on the stage, yet We
do not hesitate TO pronounce Miss Butler fully
equal, II not superior, 70 any vocalist who has
thus far Oiled 40 engagement at Tits famous
temple OF mustc and fun. Her ballads are new
and we'll selected, and her execution Of them
entirely fAsltsss. Every member Of the tai.
ented Company appear tonight, 10 theiE very
best acts, Offering m attraction which ID sell
dom II evsr squaisd. The performance tonight
will conclude with Rics's highly amusing farce,
"The Omnibus" A-i- a' hrr 1snI faII1d "
Our lady friends are lamenting the fAss thai
the last grand gin mstinse Of the season will
take place this afternoon. We predict an i'm
mense crowd OF fair ones for the Occasien> n
alb of the rioh silk dresses and other valuable
gifts remaining on hand will be distributed b
the audience. o.
ACADEMY or MUsic.-we would call espeoisl
attention 10 this place. vRosenthAl serves up 4
dish which will tempt the tst fastIdious taste
either physically or mentaily. The ear v
charmed while the palate 10 grAtiAsd.i ,.
y. a
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Young, Matilda z.ns,E 90. =

Alexander, A 8
Aiglef , A-2
Allen, A C-9
Ailsn, 9 Il
Adams, Derrick
Adams, Edwin4
Ayrs, Elias .
Andrsws, Elb L
| |AAfISSsSShsassoH-
| Aysn, Geo B d
Arnold q ""
| I'D
Brown, A II
Brown, A J-S
Baker, DR. A Q
Beam, Alex +
| Blaelsdss, A N
si$;sss; ssii;ss:ss;;tt.r
| 1uuer, Col b
Bowsns, b ID
Bsylks, B-2
Buby, 1t B
BateS, 1t y II
Barnard, Ear
| Brimers. F.
Bowsn,lG W
| Brsnson Geo II
! Bulch, Master I
| BaEA, Gotttfted
Byrns, Cspt y I
Browne Cap CIV
Bpsaman, @ W
BSnAstt, b enryI
Brown, II k-2
| biSley, II u u
| Barnard. II
| Bruce, IL 7 -
Brsnton Sur q '
| Ranks, Jno W
BurDs, jas
Batlsr, Jo-sph =,
|Bsrfett, JnJ
! BloSfisstt Rev
|BS~.y,J 8
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akA PennsylvaAiA avenue (north side),
bsswssn lath and l3eh streets.
Brazilian Pebble and Psriscopio SPECTACLES
and EYEGLASSES, mounssd'in Gold, Silver, fine
Steel or Tortoise Shen. r..
FIELD GLAsSE8. -
!. OPERA GLASSES,
MATHEMATICAL. SURVEYORS, and =
PHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
, SrslsoscoPss and VIEws OF PuSuo
BsLDuos, SCsssaIzs and GsouPEs,
.r4. Al the Lowest Eastern Prices.
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zauinyer, Joseph r
Mtscsllansoas.

~; Chsnsy cS EapreS; piI, tf ihs kpicf
Church; AM n; Capt Co A 2oth regiment Maine
siunteers; Capt Co Eth Massachusetts volunteers;
,apt, Co Q Sd Massaehusetts yoluntssrs; nsoldiers
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COdd Fellows Hall.
Eso oL1NGo7A
SEAFLEr 4 CON.AHT'S
GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
OF TEE
WAR FOR THE UNION.

Compr.sin 3 vievs or Cities North aad South
East I'd " est; Battles, Bombsrdments, Aarenss
Explosions, Scenes and laoidents Of every kind
which ill.s,s e the qfest Rsoslliou and Nations
TSs Naval Matte st Hampton Roass, in which
tH ia III q ssR aEsh
NAC-ths Destr uctioa Of the Congress and Cum.
berlapd-ths Barr ling and Sinking ohips-ta most
I... And IL ss :;i % Ss Of ss
VIC s'GHVS EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
a. ODD rELL0ws. HALL.
Doors open st O'Clock; Exhibition begins ats.
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION -
"WEDNESDAY and sAiuRDAY,ts O'Clock,
FOR Ladies and children.
Admission. sen!s
Reserved Seats ..,...,.........tO 10 cents
mAy3l
II ACAL,EMY OF MUSIC,
No. 2s9, Pennsyranid Apenue q. sh Ssde beeeeH Nina
and 1esA ire d.
Every evening, rsmaI kably fine
Free Con c q rt,
the most popular OPERAS, rendert In better sly e
thAA In any other American oonoer, saloon.
The celebrated italian Sin ger,
sIoNoR ANTONIO TiBER TIM.
plea has been engaged and will assist 10 snts rtain
ment Of the evening with the finest n elodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
Tie gueat and the public are Invited an, may rely
upon having every comfort they deare. In. addition
70 the finest Duo In Wsshing gton, they wi Obtain
best REF FRESHkENTS for sale In the Seosrs'
Onesr constantly " Atterdanoe to kss y sood
ordsr. r ---fII. .1-u
Ss;s:.s s.a 'a.niisasik ssakY 4 tssSsfsruAL. z rryr
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ANEW GoODsl NEW GOODS i-CLOTHING,
IN Furniahing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at
Northern prices, at No. 900 Seventh street, near u
mar 20-d8m ITO '''|
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DIE D.

q 70 op. nc 7stho uittmb, JoaxO o. AibrlY; Fin 'hd
45th, ,yshr; and On the came ,day, MAny AnnraA
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Pss.syiysals syehle, near Tnirssun T,ssst N,
Z s,hfi6 the Willsrd Rssss,,r ,,,.
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b rnss.s. % :.i. = sai!aiss =: = SsisS ~;
east, :. Auction. o. wedns!daY ensl.coe ~ j.ss,
July, lS6i, and day RECORDED q Lbsr, :. a g.,
no. 9os, foIoes ~, $50, ana al, oSe Of ihA lsad
rseoIds q washi:gtoa soulty p. G., VIII ~ st
1quare sss, divided into two Lots, each ff0atAG 81
bet iaches on tie west aide Of fifh stre1t, BE-
tween and = ssrssfs, and running badk ~ fsst
Terms One fsasth nash . portion Of wnitA, slf.
nciest 70 pay the expenses Of the sale, viii BE- r.
quirsd on The spot, OF the p, operty will immediatey
be psd and the ba,asos In six and twelve mooths
bearns snd sscarsd BY deed Of trust % ths
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ADJUSTMENTS.

@A0YMeY H. AA319l1A X =
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ks::s:s, ks::sst' s'ss::;;s - |
Ssowdsn lsass
4inolalr, Jno i
0eaalon, JoY'hh
Smith, J T-2
gules, Sno r
Speed, F-s
6totk jas o % ]
6hss6, jas ,oI
Bnytk. Jno II
Smith, Rsy J W
ssiss. ssiss.. ..f.s.s |
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Ross Mrs 4
Reid, Mrs NJ -
Rsab, Mrs 4 n
Kaymoid, MN v
Rogers MnIyAS
hionsrdson, Mics
Rsnsiey, Miss j o
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
COME AND SEE us

We invite all to call, examine our Goods, and as
certain the prices. No charge for showing goods or
answering questions We have established ourselves
permanently in this city, and our facilities for trade
are fully cqualto those Of any Of our noighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
GROVER s. BAKERS MACHINES,
MAKING THE
CROvER& BAKER STITCH.

These justly celebrated machines adapted TO all
the wants Of the household and manufactory, con-
tinue to maintain tho prominence which the al
most universal verdict Of the public has awarded
them. The well-known
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
Irving Fire Insurance Co
OF NEW YORK
c~pata1, 100000.

rT>HIs Company insurcs Dwelling Houses, Stores
f. IL and other buildings, goods, wares and merchan.
disc, ships port az their cargoes and other per.
sonai property, against loss or damage by fire.
The undersigned h agent for the above Company
and will take risks on favorable terms ne other
reliable companies afford 70.
JAMES II. BROWN, agent.
vi Atthc Banking Office Of w. l.. p. Little Go.
Ksss Saginaw, New. ]. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
E% TERMS, CASH. IN

Country produce Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods. NV. CLARK A co.
East Saginaw. December3, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
L. b HOVEY.

Geneses Street, Opposite C. d. ". Gibson y Son
HAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
Il Il Stock Of
Double and Single Harness, Saddles, Collars
Bridies, Martingaies, Vaiises, Trunks, de-,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18
ILLINOIS, OHIO AND MICAIGAN

Recently held, which awarded the first premium "a
the Grover Baker Machine over all others in com.
petition. ~
>, w. Inns, Agent Rat Saginaw
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N B:-L. D. II. begs leave to inform those indcbt-
ca to him, that all accounts made out up TO the
list OF April and requests that they win call and
settle immediately As all outstanding accounts after
the let OF May will be placed in Lawyers hands
Tor collection. l.. u. HovEY.
East Saginaw, April I, 1867
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MILTON LEROY.
II L p A / r. I N q

CRocKERY-The largest nd cheapest as.ort-
~ mcnt IN the city ~. W. TOMS.
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In the State Of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the best Workmen in the State he is now
prepared 10 manufacture 10 order all articles in q
style never before displayed in this City.
REPAIRING neatly executed with promptness
and dispatch. ..f' ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-18

They have invariably bornc OF the first premium
This assertion is confirmed by the decision Of tn
Committees Of the State Fairs Of
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STRENGTH, ELASTICITY, AND
DURABILITY
OF THE

Will always insure for the machines the preference
for family use, and for the manufacture Of such
goods are intended for wear-for use and not for
show.
Wherever the Grover a Baker Stitch Machines
have bee exhibited and fairly judged in competitor
with the leading Sewing Machines in tho market,
including tho
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-15
DISPATCHES FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nav 6.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May 6. I
Hon. E. n. Stanton, Secretary Of War;
l have the pleasure to announce the occu
patton Of this place as the result Of the hard
fought action of yesterday.
The effect of Hancock's brilliant engage
ment Yesterday afternoon was to turn the left
OF their line Of works.
He was strongly reinforced, aud the enemy
abandoned the entire position during the night,
leaving all his sick aud wounded in our hands.
His loss yesterday was very severe.
We have some 500 uUiDjured prisoners, aud
more than thousand wounded. Their loss in
killed is heavy. The victory is complete.
have sent cavalry 10 pursuit.
The conduct OF our men has been excellent,
with scarcely an exception.
The cnemy's works are very extensive, and
exceedingly strong, both in respect to position
and the works themselves
Our loss was heavy in Hooker'S Division
but very little on other parts Of the field.
Hancock's success was gained with a loss Of
not over twenty killed and wounded.
The weather is good to day, but there is
great difficulty in getting up food, on account
of the road. Very few wagons have yet
come up.
Am | authorized to follow the examples Of
other Generals, and direct the names of battles
to be placed on coors of regiments
We have other battles to fight before reach
ing Richmond
c. B. MCCLELLAN, Major-General Commanding.
ACCOUNT OF THE WILLIAMSBURG FIGHT.
. BALTIMORE, Thursday, May 6.
The following is from the Amcrican's account
of the battle at Williamsburg:
The battle before Williamsburg on Monday
was most warnly.eonteSted engagement.-
Owing to the rougbness oftbe country and bad
condition of the roads but small portion of
our troops could be brought into action.
Gen. SickleS' Excelsior Brigade and Gen.
Hooker's Division bore the great brunt Of the
battle and fought most valiantly throughout,
though greatly overpowered by numbers and
the superior position and earthworks of the
enemy The approaches to their works were
a series of ravines and swamps, whilst rain fell
In torrents throughout the day. The men had
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execution Of the two gnerrillas ordered to be
hung to-day at Sutton.
Gen Cox has driven the enemy from Green
brier. Mercer, and Giles Counties, after three
sharp engagements.
The evacuation Of yorktown is the signnl
for renewed activity Oh the rebel side, aud will
make hard work here, but it is hoped that the
greatest danger is now over. The plan Of cut
ting Milroy to pieces having failed
A dispatch just received from Gen Kelly
reports that Major Tremtie, having been re-
enforced by three companies Of Col. Harriss
10th Virginia and one company (Cnpt Vests
lst Virginia Cavalry, has whipped the rebels
at Spencer, killing a large number He ex
poets to kill or capture the whole of them
PARRIsBUgo, May 10, via BALTIMORE II.
The reported capture Of Arnodsburg 10y the
rebels is contradicted The rebels,ouy burned
the stores at Burning Greek Their subsequent
defeat is authenticity reported by Gen Kelly.
The telegraph line from here TO Schenck's
division is cut, and has been useless all day
News, however, has arrived that our forces are
at Franklin safe The army Of Fremont aud
Schenck has saved Gen. Milroy.