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A WARNING AGAINST CARELESS EXPANSIONS.
Mr. D. westerheld was crested yesterday on q
charge Of using reasonable language, and was
taken 10 the Fourth w ard station. Justice Walter
administered the oath Of allegiance and dismissed
him Immediately, II proving to be q joke Of Yves
terneldb.
Sir. Thos Frederick was arrested for uttering
disloyaI sentiments In the street, and with pro-
family. The case was laid boiore Justice Thomp-
son st the Third Wsrd station. The subject OF
disloyalty was dismissed, but Broderick war
sDed sl.e4 costs for profanity. 800
Union men who stalk secesh" by way Of q
Joke, must rot grumble II they have occasion "a
laugh out Of the wrong side Of the mouth coca.
slonally, IL they air their fun before strangers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvI,h cosefikss-sss.as sssI.,a,

sENArE-Afler our report closed on Yesterday
The bill supplemental 10 the District emanci-
patton act, was passed.
Mr. Foster called up the general pension bill;
passed
The Senate took up the bill making sundry ap.
propriations for civil expenses, and insisted on
theif amendments rejected by the House, and re-
jected the House amendments. A committee of
conference was appointed.
MI Wilson, Of Mas, teported against harmon
iz,ng the disagreements Of the two fIous on the
bill defning the pay and emoluments of certain
omcers OF the army, which report was adopted,
and Mr.. w. introduced new bill with the same
title.
Mr. Fessenden, from a conference committee,
tlonal issue Of Treasury notes, recommending
the issue Of S2S Geo Oe0 in notes Under Ave dol
lars, and the sum reserved on deposit $50 COO CO.,
instead Of S75 ,0c0, 600; adopted.
The bill TO provide provisional governments In
certain cases, was taken up and discussed by
Messrs. Sumner, Cowan, Harris and others.
HoUsE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Porter introduced a bill TO construct a rail-.
road from Washington to the Point OF Rocks,
Marylandj referred.
Mr.. Watts introduced Joint resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Judiciary to inquire az 10
the amount OF property-both public and private
stolen by the rebels; adopted.
Mr.. Porter called up the Senate bill to establish
national arsenals at Columbus, Ohio; Indiznapo-
lis, Indiana; and Rock Island, Illinois; passed
Mr.. Gooch reported bill to carry into effect an
act for the suppression OF :be slave trade; passed
Mr.. Edwards reported bill directing credits "a
tribes for the amount Of trust bonds abstracted
from the Interior Department. passed
The House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the Private Calendar.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival of Steamer Errora,

ST. johns, July THE steamer Europa has
passed Cape Race with dates from Liverpool to
the 2Sth ultimo.
The steamship Hansa, which was 10 have left
Southampton on the 25th of June, was compelled
to put back to Bremen, owing to an accident TO
her machinery.
The steamship City Of New York, from New
ported only one of her boilers working.
The ship Sailors Home, formerly TIE Indcpen-
dence, had reached Liverpool from Havana with
nearly two thousand three hundred bales Of cot
ton.
France is about to construct reduced models of
the Monitor and the Metrimac, In order to test
their merits.
Russia has recognized the kingdom OF Italy
Gen. Sudcrs was SHOT at and slightly wounded d
at Warsaw. The perpetrators Of the &C t have not
been discovered
THE AMERICAN QUBsTIoN.
The London Times comments on the fearful
carnage In America, and says, never at any time
c7uld the map OF Europe show many blood
stained spots. Whatever may be the result, Il Is
plain that the war has row reached a point at
which It'll scandal 20 humanity. IL has become
war OF determination; yet submission Is az far
on as ever The L ines does not believe the cry
American people. Enough blood has been split,
and enough damage done. The opportunity
must he present or at hand when some potent
American voice, prudently calling "peace,n may
awaken a universal echo.
The Times has another editorial, on American
finances. Ii says that they are In a mos. critical
condition, and ought to produce serious alarm,
Instead OF empty bOastlng ahd exsltation.
The London Post charges the American Gov
popular clar1or, having never pursued an ilde.
pendent course
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D1>A late number Of the Msssengsr dp MIDI
gives the following amusing sketch Of how the
Vieeroy Of Egypt was imposed upon by "sec
ond hand national airn:
"The viceroy Of Egypt related, while at Tou.
Ion, trick which had been played of on him,
aud the recital Of which had cansed r,uch amuse-
ment TO the Italian Ccrr. Wneu his Highness
was about IN embark for Europe, a person re-
questeo permission to present to him national
air for Egypt, which he said, he had composed
for the occasion, observing that all other nations
had their patriotic hymns, and that Egypt ought
to have hers The music was tried, found to be
dne, and the seltstyled composer was literally
rewarded by the Vceroy During the visit which
Victor Em anuel paid to the sduadrons at Naples
when the French played the air Of 'Reine Hor
tense,' and the English "God save the Queen, !"
the band Of the Egyptian frigae struck up It's new
national hymn, which turned out to be nothing
more nor less than the prohibited air Of Francis
Ii ., which had been palmed OF on the Viceroy ss
a new composition. ks may be supposed, the
Italians were both astOnished and scandalized at
hearing It until an explanation was given.
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IL Mrs. Leila Sierrell, late of Hartiand. Conn
among other oequests gives as folows: To The
american Bible Society, $1,000; TO the Ameri-
49, iiac' society, slOOQ 10 the Home Missions,
slOOi TO the Colonization soeie,v Sano. a. ~ -
Magdslen Society, sisO; TO the second Fec le.iss.
ucal Society In Hartford, 500
W The Evansville Jexrnal says the wbea,
cIoP P IN tnG Iegion Is nearly harvested, and the
o-tter crop was, perhaps, never vonch.s.S 20
ine tillen OF the soil in that part Of the sta,e
Ire grass crop 10 also very fne
REVOLUTIONARY HKRoEs STILL LIyI.s -Ths
revolutionary patriots now in existence an ,hs
Jailed sstes are Distributed thus: New Eno.
Lard, y; Tile states, IL: Western sta,.s X.
total, o2. -
OcOut of the 80 ,O00 men sent forth by Indiana
70 Assist in crushing out the rebellion, II U esti
ma cd ina. SoJJ hays bssn already lost IN battls,
md ~ casualties and disease. =
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Rebel Account of the Battles

MEMPHIS, July 5.-Richmond dispatches to
July and , still claim that the rebels captured
eight generals, IL 90 prisoners, all OF McCleI-
lun's siege guns, and supplies enough for the re-
bel army for three months. They represent the
battle OF July as the most fearful and desperate
of the entire war.
The latest dispatch states that there was con.
hicting reports about the battles, and Ii was i'm
possible to get oficial information. The precise
situation OF the Yankee army is not known.
Prisoners were arriving In Richmond all day
on the I'd. Ii Is claimed that Hooker and Sum-
ner were wounded. The last reports were less
exultant.
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IL A Parliamentary paper recently published
gives some statistics Of value respecting the Brit
isn and French naves on the 1st Of January, 1882.
The whole number Of vessels, built and building,
belonging to the 1rstnained Power is $50; that of
the second 10 3s0-mak Ing difference Of 220 In
favor Of England. The number Of English shi ps
Of the line Is s5 against 81 French; Of frigates 67
against SO; of gunhoats Io7, 8gains: So; Of mail
clads 15 against Is. tits proper to add that Lord
PalmerstoA, in recently delivered speech, gives
the French 3R Of these, against 25 owned by Great
Ing batteries Of different kinds, and not seag going
vessels merely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE
TAs hasf Ia fhH IYnrId

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warrented not to injuTe the air In theeast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or RHSty Hafr
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
DrThe Genuine is signed WILLIAMA. BATcH.
ELoR, on ks Joxr sides Of saeh box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., NsS York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and IS Bond ST.
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III The defacing Of the inscription upon the
marble monument TO the memory Of Jackson, on
the Court Square, NJ emphis, Tenn, was done by
an Arkansas Lieutensnt. He deemed the i'm
mortal words, The Federal Union must and
shall be preserved an indigni:y to Southern
Rights; and borrowing mallet and chisel, at
tempted to oblitefate them. But the stone was
hard, and the letters cut in, instead Of raised so
he found it slow work. He had only defaced
the word ''Federal, )" without rendering IL illeg-
bic, when Provost Marshal McKissock put stop
10 the vandalism.
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FREDERIcKsBuRs, Va From the Fredericks.
burg (Va) CkriSttea Banner Of July 81 we CLEAN
the following:
since the surrender Of the town of FrederIcks
burg to the Federal Authorities, hundreds OF ser
wants have len their masters, anu gone to seek
the blessings Of freedom Thousands of them
may ind when tits too late, that the anticipated
blessings Of freedom will result like the antici-
ptted glOries Of secession. The one idea with
them In, freedom, all other blessings will follow
az a matter o. course
The colored population OF fredericksburg, for
the most part ere ttfollng about town looking on
at the wonders Of creation, careless and in
diaefent as to the future and seem to be perfectly
happy. We learn that some who have fet, their
owners, have rented rooms, ard ret up for them
selves. Being set ftco as they think, they are
going to get tieh and grow fat. Deplorable state
of snsrcGy and confusion
Since the arrival OF the Union troops In Fred
ericksburg, many OF the officers and soldiers
have visited the monument Of Mrs. Washington,
and seeing how shemefhlly Il has been mrtilated
the lmpfessioa has by scrte rneans been made up
on their minds that the Confederate soldiers did
II during the time they were stationed in town
This II not the fact. We doubt very much
whether a single Southern soldier ever fred 4
shot at the monument. This is the dirty work OF
the dirty, idle, thoughtless, wicked boys Of Fred
ericksbu.g.
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To GRocERIRs. HorEIs AMI Dr,

To GROCERIES, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.
We wish to call your attention 20 our Column
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory
We can save you from twenty five to fifty per
cent on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen to twenty
fve per cent on Chemical Soaps, on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant It superior to any sold In this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as washing soap, will go twice
al far az the common rOsin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices. Feeling assured Of the
superiority Of our manufacture over all other man.
ufacturers, we respectfully solicit your orders,
and IL, after fair trial, II Is not as we represent,
we will refund you the amount paid and take Il
at the invoice. The best references given as to
reliability. DAWSON & Co,
164 and 166 Water street,
je 12-eo1mA Georgetown, ID. G.
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u Henry Ward Beechef says many good,
sensible secular things az well as abolition fool.
iIh ores. Talking Of newspapers, here is what
n emit
IL Is worth more than all The small FRY of
Scrisspobdents, with an editor thrown in 10
ooot. Like caravan, IL stretches along In col
umns, with packages and parcels, snIces and
gems, oits Of fragrance or cunningly wrought
metals, gathered from Orient aud from the
Woois Ht world besides. The items Of the paper,
present everything In the house, crusts OF bread
crackers, and all spices f"
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KANsAL CITY, July 5.-The first coach Of the
Santa Fe mail has arrived here with dates to the
22d ult.
1t is reported that the Texans had sen, com.
missioners to chihuahua, Mexico, 20 obtain
permission from the Mexicens to pass throug b
that State to Texas. Permissions was refused
and this will doubtless delay the Texans
lsnger in Arizona than they would otherwise
have staid
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DROP0sALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y the Mayors Once up 70 u O'Clock on the 10th
MARYLAND avenue TO Pennsfvsnis avenue, the
gravel 10 be nina inches the centre, and brought
Of good quality 10 be well reked clear Of stone Of
improper Ezs, and then we'll rolled with heavy
roller.
Proposals viii state the ,proe. per square for
Erayelllnk. JAS n. BURCH,
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u Mrs. Partington says: at 10 a confederate
shame for the Cabinet people at Washington to
permit our men-of war on the Pertomac TO hug
Mary Land Shore so much"
III The artesian we'll which supplies water for
the Insane Asylum at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, is
|, $50 feet deep
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From FredericksburR.

FRsDERICKsBURs, July 4-To-day the mayor
OF Fredericksburgy Mr.. Slaughter, and Mr.. John
T. Mayre, prominent lawyer, started for Rich.
mond as commi ttee on the part Of the citizens
to procure the release OF Gen REYNOLDS recently
captured by the rebels before Richmond GEN
Reynolds, rs military governor of the CITY, won
the esteem Of every citZen and the desire for his
relea5e Is unanimous.
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AUCTION SALES.
n, WALL 4 BARNARD. kuc,,on.s,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
y rR2vs9 FEofEEIV.-By yfrtOs OF . deed OF
tIrst; Guy mtds and recorded IN Llber !. A. y,
ats ecloSk p: N. or. MUNDAf, ihs .sih dsI OF
Lei nbered In LIN .ts4n, ttsG s 10 :. mar.
five hundred am slxtsen, t5l6 with the improve
tween ia and Sth streets vest
70 IstTs otsa,s Ore third oash; the I,sidgs N s.
the ce'eIred tsfrents. bss'IHs inte. sst from the
CURED 70 secure ths pa mont OF tbs notes. All
cows aneing e. the cost Of the puT oAss'T
gs sas bs 70 Win iSs
n the ~, nsht e IsSs the property At the Iss am o,t
sans hrse mts p ihs 1y SaSs0s 's
hlFRE9 hkF6E ssl sHgGEIES Y q
By. C. Mo6gIRE & CO., Auoticresrs.
TRUSTEES SALE eF VALUABLE ISL
INsToN:I-By virtue Of !. dssd u trust & recorded
sS: sell al fuSo Auction. R M on saTusDSY, ssH ri
Co, huo'ionesfs. at i've O'clock . m the fSiioS
,pr Res Es.a.e ,trsts in the city Of Washington,
Lots H. q, IS a. and Is, in .susrs no. ~.
Sa. ts 81 ot o. ~ The IA ssedlolsGn O. Lne' 81
fhe several parcels tai !'1pEoyodl Will be offered
The terms OF Gale sre: Ono fourth in oash; and
the residue in rII, t~elSe ard elght-eu months,
with inierest from tbs day cC ssle; the deferred
payments to be secured hr notes ssti.fSo,OTy to
the trustee, snd lien, hy deed Of trust neon the
property for the puro OF vhioh such notes shall
have been resSect!~ely givcl,
II these terms be net complied with on third day
after the sale the trustee reserves tbs night 10
sell, upon three days l0tIos, ~ the rIss 6ao eI-
Penss OF the dsfsn tiEr purchaser.
Al oonveyanoinG at iha eSsense Of the Purchs
seTs respectively.
J. 81. CAR'ISLE, Trastas.
je 9-dts J. e. MCGUIRE e. CO. Aucts.
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iD> The MIlws1kie Gas Company hes received
legal lesson lately, which IL would be well for
all gas COMPANIES TO take 10 heart and embalm In
their recollection. The Milwaukee company re-
fused to supply gentleman with gas, beause he
would not sign an unreasonable agreement He
sued for damages, and recovered 500. The COM
panv still refused, and he sued again and got
verdict Of 81 500 The company appealed, and
on that appeal the damages were Increased TO
z son
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CHEsARAY INsTIIHfEh, EEh,u.a ,n,r.

1897 and 1899 Spruce st. PhilsdelphIs.
The reg ulAf course OF instruction embraces the
E,siish and French Languages and LltsfSture.
.titrte thorouEk English and French education.
French 10 the language Of the family and 10 con.
stanty spoken In the Institute It s the object OF
particular attention, and N taught from the rudi
ments TO the course Of literature and com
Pcsitlon The sohoiast ear commences septem-
Se, 18TH and CLOSES july lst. Circulars, DO can
De oo:eined from Madame pHEkVILLY.P Prin-
clDtl OF Chexsrsy Institute, m2em
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LroN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,

LIoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor. II kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the .ig-
nature Of E. Lyon, asd IS sot poisosoHs to ps,sons
OF domsstie aasssals. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death TO rats and mice
Sold everywhere. ID. 9. BARNES,
may 1-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York.
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f.ctaTe .ad dsilvsTy Of PHPER fer use ssSS 81 The
the States viii be Gi GoeS.d nS.s' spd
u 2o,olock NJ of Saturday, yaly 18th. 1881.
long, (for different dimensions pro rata sTioes Se
proposal: must eta'e the price per tnosssn sheets
the tRs VENT q Of 'eS Ss 90 ss
per thousand sheets, and the numeer of thoassnd
after notice of acceptance Of bid. ''''S0N
net:vs charsotepstic or mai 10 e.tDan'ssI, Os d,
from other manufactures, models or drswinrs of
secomlsnIed By q description Of tie method Sy SSI
which the distinctive characteristics or marx is
TIE place of delivery to be either at New York
or WashlnEton, at the option of the secretsry.
bs h tee 20 soo es .ss
END s Sheets SJ II inohss and with the name
Offers e. sli M Be rsosiysd only from the msnufsc,
Bids Of agents or intermediate parties will not be
for Bond and TrssssarIp peNos Nos
fsper," and Re addressed 70 the Secretary OF the
~; OF Sa. shs 3. sSs as
OF the OoVernmenfi In his opinion may require:
tsao ....Ju,ls Secretary 81 K K. o4Hass, 4rss:si,,
% 6enls' ssn Stitched and P'S Coidsd ao1s.r
Linen Cambria Pooket Handxerchiefs.
kerohiefs. N
6ents' undershirts. Cravats, Neck Ties. Gloves.
Hnf Hose. Suspendsrs, Umbrellas, 90.
% pieces Irish Linens, for sAlrss, Bosoms, Col
100 pieces assorted shrtinE Cottoas. of Qualities
One prioe only, marked In PLAIN figures; hence no
purchaser 10 over charged.
An inspection OF stock incurs no obligstion 10
purchases. PERRY A. R6n
Ie y 81 Ps. avenue and Ninth ftreet
STrESi.NNWsA,.Y 4 SONS PIANO FoRTEs
Tines, the best instrument at the prssenttvHIv
ExhlDiuon OF al nations, at London, are always 10
sne Sole AEenoJ-Muso store Of -, = - = :.
ien W: o METZERoTT.
S00 PPipEfEES PpfESES ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
ve pieces new styls LAWNS at Iake,
Or stock 10 tulI - ell depsrtmsnts. y - ~
n,.lm a A"a' k; Ea N.Y. ~. Eor
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Corflpsratien mt wtnons

WINoNA, Minn., July 5.-A fire, this morning
destroyed four blocks Of buildings. The loss Il
estimated at half a million dollars. The iDsu
rance covers about S10J, ,OCO Of that amount. Th,
fire Is supposed to have originated from a sky
rocket
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i AND PlNEY POINT.

The Potomac Steamboat Company Will dispatch
. boat from tho foot of 7th street. =
Wa.hin.,oS, s.s.y ya,aPoaP ,%Po.Pl9s, rs lssn Z
Will leave hsula Creek every day, lSundays eX-
oep ed at l O'Clock m
IN oonneotion, freight boat will run every dsv.
For freight and passage spply on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving ~ O'Clock In
the morn ng will extend her trip TO PREY Point
and princiDsl Ihtsrmedi,ts landings. Returning,
leave Piney Point - eight O'Clock on Sunday eve
ming.
Esrs 70 Aaai. Greek. "a. Round tri,, ss.
For freight or pas. age, apply TO freight agents on
the wharves. jeN ims
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Troops from nIaina

PORTLAND, Maine, July 6-Gov. Washburne
ha. issued call for troops to I'LL the requisltion
Of the President
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DOPOsALS FOR LEAD,


0ydsanc. Qnes, Wa, DsPari n,s.t, I
-. go WASHING TON, NAV 20, 1852
PROPOSALS wi be received BY this Department
The dsItveTI a the following Afssnais. =. soon Is
!. 5000 TONS OF LEAD, ss follows:
val vat me ~ matefvlet Arsenal, West Troy. New
AT ne New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
At the Alesheny arsenal, Pittsburgh. PsRnsyl-
AZ the s.. Louis Arsenal. 81. Louis. Missouri.
Tbs lead must be GsIens. or other American,
Sts,ogrg, or sof English, OF the most approved
frosGtals will bo received for lots 200 ton, and
Bidders viii state explicitly the timc and amour,
sot tSe ooStrsotcr 10 forfeitars Of the amount 20
be delivered at that time. =. go y,
Parties obtaining contra cts will be required to
mo ooDas WIN proper securities for Its
The DspsItmsnt reserves to itself the right to
PIose.sls. will be addressed ~ follows: Gen.
I W. RIPLEY. Chief OF Ordnance washington,
p. Ss and should be endorsed "Prelosss for
Load. m Il e0uef
ORDNANCE OyvIcH, May 81, 1862
The euantity OF lead rec aired by the above 3D.
vertisement 10 reduced to one third Of the above
n.klns the proposals 10 s1lsndsd % the 9th Of
Auglst, ls62. s1 yAS. w. .kIPLEY,a
a LII MARKED DoWN PRICES, eli our vast
S,os osIy. %srfea m SsstsSs nt 40
An inspection Of stock solioitea at all tlmee 10
incurs no obliganon 20 purchase. -
the s.dns p sooa sSGa
theouuert wants Of famdiss sad eonsskEpsn.
Ullw Pa avenue and Ninth sueet.
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! n. q. HOOD

.s,,s Y ss'sSnb y n f. spS 6. sss sys e
WA TCH Es thsi are msnufsctareS ~ Ens- !
land, switxerland spd Ameyios, both in 6old II
s ss JEW IS @oss sa q
9Th Diamonds, Emer rslds, Rubies snd eil other
Standard Silver Ware, and kseps svords, fevoI-
yers, Sword Belts and ssshes, BOWS Knives,
sss sss s.e , 500 syst ~ e,b.3 .1d s,se
fept IN yeNary Store, and al ~ the very iowest
.; .Tics; no. sse Pa svsnss' between ON .1s ls,i
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WANTS.

A.
QnN MEN WANTED for the sth Regular
LsUO Csvsry. Pay. in ehd ton 10 TatIons and
clothing, aia % Fl per month,
o. premiums PAD 30 c!IiZens or s0lcieTB for o.oh
accepted recruit.
Fo. further inforrs.ioa :YpJ AZ the late csrup Of
the regiment, CsGlP CIdbarne, sist stI. %, Wash
ie SIN Lieu.: sch C.yalr, ksaLnli's Oaes..
T NOTICE.
would better osll on the nev IN GELLI6 fNCE
OFFICE, no. Sl1 9th street, (vheTe the best Of
psY will he given to first ola15 Scrysnts.D . have
s.v1Js sP plIcatiOns on hand for good Cooks, Lam
dresses, Ckambermaids.W w aiteTs ard SssmstTe .Eos
Alec, for Young Men TO. wait "a bies In private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS wanted. En-
ploJers n want o! good help viii hnd AZ 20 their al
N. d, HOUSES wanted. Tho bsst of tsn.nts
can be obtained without essrts by applying as
above.
IN 2s-lJ ". II. MILLER
klANfEn.-We are noV BUyILE SEGUNp-
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES sad bbD-
DIN6, Tor waioh We are tsJlnE iEe hlEhoss
oAEh prices. Families dectring housekeeping, 81
having surplus Of fsrnitsre, viii SDd 10 - tkstI
&svsntsEs 10 give "a sal.
HONTZ GRlFFITE,
jsl.t ne. seq 7ts 81. bstw. arr :tx.
WANTED-EvoryH person to kncv that sIn in
w the maI ket. ready % PsJ css7 foT ali articles
in the hogsefurnishlns line. Inote leaving toe
olty, or having surplus, will do well 70 csll. Rs
BUCHLY, 49e Seventh St. betyeon6 and II ttS I,
(east side,) DesieT in Rev and Seoono hand FsT-
nlture. IoN u