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secessionists, is also threatened with military
surveillance
Inc dsfenses of the city are progressing
guarded.
The Union Leagues all around are very vigi-
iant 1ooo ORDER prevails, and no disturban-
shady.
Without mentioning names or giving my au-
tnoriiy, my own In Information is both hopeful
ano 1aN orable. 1he existing situation is also
favorable, II is believed that q collision Is an
mirpnt before many days
No fears OF the result are entertained if the
Northern people. forgetting politics. realize
the value OF their liberty, the Union and of
unt ntonditional unity for the whole country.
News of the Aebel Movements I'm Marv.
land Confirmed.
BALTIMORE, June 3s.-It is reported that a
feoel lorce OF 5000 cavalry, with seven pieces
OF artillery, crossed the Potomac at Seneca
montgomery county, iastnight, and this morn
ing took the narnes town road, as If for tn
purpose OF attempting 10 reach either tn
washington road or the Baltimore and Obi
road.
Bridges Burned on the Northern Central
Railroad.
BALTINoRR, June 2s.-The rebels burned two
bridges this side of York and two beyond, 80
far as known. train went up the Northern
central road as tar as Parkton. No rebels had
been seen at Glen Rock, and the force at Han
over Junction had left, going, 1t is supposed.
toward York.
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The Pirate Tacony.

PORTLAND, June 2s.-The log-book OF the
Tacony shows the different courses she took
after being in possession of the pirates until
she was burnt, and the pirate crew transferred
to the schooner Archer
Captured officers admit that they obtained
greac information from Northern papers. The
schooner Archer was brought 10 the wharf last
night
In removing her arms from below, q gun
was thrown upon the deck, which was dis
charged by its tall, wounding two men. Ed
ward A. Gould, of the tug boat, was shot in
the hip. and died this morning. The other man
was shot IN the leg.
1t is reported that the Archer crew came
ashore on Friday night, and fell in with some
OF the cutters crew, treating them and getting
information about her. 1t is also reported that
they went aboard the cutter as visitors.
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DROP osALs FoRcAs sEs.
DEPARTMENT or TEE IyfzRIoR,
WASHINGTON. June 72i. ia

SHlLRo PROPOSALS win be received at this
Department, until IL o'clock m. on Friday, the
third day Of July next. for furnishing and Con-
struetiug the Cases for Models in the north saloon
OF the Patent Once building, including all mate.
Tias and workmanship, except the iron pilasters
Of the lower tier Of cases, the stairweys and the
YaiIings. These will be furnished by the Govern
ment, but it win devolve upon the contractor TO
put them up,
These Gases will be similar in form and construc.
ton to those OF the west wing, but the lunDeI
must be of the best quality, well seasoned, ana
free from knots and shakes, and the WORK must De
done in the best and most Workmanlike manner
The contractors will be required TO furnisb tne
braIs hinges and to fit them in; also TO furnnn
locks like those Of the present cases subject to the
direction, as it regards the keys, of the Commits
sioner of Patents. --.h
ground in oil The glass must be equal In every
respect 70 that of the cases in the west ana
must be well beddsd and braided and le.t clean
and whole on the completion or tne conracs.
The plans may be seen at the once OF ths 81 a.
tsct Of the q q. Capitol Extension, on tns s eaas
Capitol Square every day, Sundays exeepseo' ii'A
The Dspartment reserves the rie ht to reject any
or all of the bids II it considers It 20 the
the Government 20 do SO. All bids must pc "a
dressed TO the Department OF the Interior ana en
dorsed proposals for Cases for the U. .. ksseL
OEesn The said bids will be opened at II ociocA
No on the sforesai Sd day of July in the presenGe
ofsuch OF the bidders as may see proper 10 assen1
Se a dtd = . -
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DROPosALs FOR COAL AND WooD.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
June 5th, 1873. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until Il clock NJ, on Tuesday, the 3oth
instant for furnishing for the use of this part
ment and the different branches thereof
40 tons Coal Of the Kind and equal TO the best
81 tons be st quality Red Ash Coal.
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
~ cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
To be delivered at such times and in such guam
ties during the season as may be wanted.
The Department reserves the n ght to require the
successful bidder to increase the above quantity
one half at any time during the season.
samples of the coal 10 be exhibited TO Thomas ID.
Bond, in charge OF the furnaces; and any delivery
OF the above not satisfactory to the person in
charge of the furnaces viii be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made Tor the
correct measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance of the con-
tract, in double the amount, will be required.
Proposals to he addressed to the SECRETARY OF
THB IsTRRIoK, and endorsed "Proposals Tor Goa
and Wood - lie 6-2aw3w
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Three Thousand Rebels Captured

LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-To. day the Nashville
Union reports that one division OF the Federal
army captured three thousand rebels on Sat
urday, when going through Hoover's Gap
No turther particulars. Also, tn: the Seven
teenth Indiana mounted infantry being sur
rounded by four regiments of rebel infantry,
cut their way through, taking a number of
prisoners. Col. Miller, of Negleyis division,
is reported wounded in the eve.
A special dispatch 10 the Louisville Journal,
from Manchester Tenn, says.
Wilder's mounted infantry dashed into Man
chester capturing large party of rebels, in
Guiding Capt AndeIs son, OF the First Kentucky
cavalry.
Wilders scouts captured yesterday courier
from Morgan and Wheeier's command with
important dispatches.
Bragg reviewed the rebel troops at Hooyer's
Gap on the morning of the battle.
Wilder's forces burned the trestle- work yes
terday on the Manchester and Tullahoma road.
The chattanooga Rebel of the both says firing
continues with increasing rapidity at Vicks-
burg.
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EOR CAPE MAY;aThs safe and eommedius
il steamer MANHATTAN will ~K- -
commence her route, from Phila- .&a4ta9S
deIphia to Cape May, on SATUR-s
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
is the largest and most convenient boat on the
roI te 70 cane May having about 6fty state rooms,
and every accommodation that passengers can
desire. Passen gers leaving baltimore In the 9 30
rastle. - je 22-2ws
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DRofOsALs FOR WOOD AMI COAL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1863,
sEALEB PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed untiI II o'clock NJ, on Wednesday the 8th
day OF July, for furnishing for the use of this
Department
$50 tons (2.240 lbs to the toni of the best White
Aah Goal, furnace size
~ tons Red Ash. same size and
80 cords best seasoned OAK Wood.
Parties will be at liberty to bid for the Wood
and Coal together, for either one parately,
and their bids will be considered accordingly.
Satisfactory arrangements must be maze to Sc
cure TO the Government full wei Sht and me asure.
The Wood is to be corded and mea sured upon
the premises and one half is TO be wed into three
pieces and the other half into two, and all to be
piled away in the cellar.
The Coal is to be slowed away in the vaults,
whit A-e very accessible.
No bi is will be entertained unless satisfactory
evio en- e can be furnished Of the reliability and
loys lty of the parties.
fam aes Of Coal, such as is desired, can be seen
By calling pom the Superintendent.
Payments will be promptly made after the de-
livery of the fuel.
Proposals. should be addressed to the under
Goa. !" JAS. b. HALLOWELL,
te2-d Disbursins Clerk Post Office Department
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Forty Vessels Destroyed by Rebel Steam
er off Cape Sable.

BATH, Me-, June 26.-Apilot up from South,
port reports that four fishing vessels arrived
there this morning. who made the following
report:
ssForty sail We're destroyed by pirate steam.
er of Cape Sable yesterday and the day before.
A Brunswick ship was bonded, and other large
vessels were destroyed -F
The Brunswick ship had many passengers
on board, and gave warning to the vessels
which have come in.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES I
THE REBEL. INVASION.

Movements OF their Forces-They are
within Three Miles Of HarrIsburg-
Fighting Commenced with their Ad.
yance-The Great Battle Expected Ts.
day-The Rebels Opposite Columbia
The Splendid Bridge There Destroyed
Great Excitement Throughout the State
-Philadelphia Waking Up-Heariy Re.
Sponse to the Governors last Call
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A Colony for the Families Of Celorea Sol.
~ e dierS. t-8# ss-a

NEwBERS, N. c., June @.-In order 10 &c.
cure the families Of colored troops from re-
capture, and the purpose Of educating them
and giving them permanent homes, General
Foster recently formed an extensive colony
for them en- Roanoke Island 7G =
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pRoPOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWER

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned at the Mayors Office. until IL O'Clock
the purpose Of constructing Sewer and ten
stencil traps in Sixth street west, from the south
side of Louisiana avenue to the north side of G
street north, under the act approved May 2sth,
1863
Specifications be at the Surveyors Of
fee. Bidders will state the price per ineal foot,
including tn drops and excavation.
the proposed sewer, and intending to LAP the
same requested to do while it is being made.
al d all property owners should carry the water
lines JNO. b. SEMME6,
je 24-d6t Acting Mayor.
0UARTRRMAsTER GENERALS oFPIoE,
" WASHINGTON Cray, March ls, 1868:
Owners Of steam vessels invited to send to the
Quartermsster Generals Once tenders for their
Tenders shoud contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their Dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether eoppered, whether side whesl pro.
power of engines and boilers; and should state the
price at which they are offered for long or short
Oh arter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case of loss, or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead OF charterlng.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service OF
the Ouartermsster's Department are requested to
make known TO the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
All such tenders should be addressed to the
Quafterma aster General OF the United States, ct
and sseasa ~ oe sn90f'ea proposals
When received, they will De oonndere1, ana tae
Department will endeavor 10 reduce sho aesvy
expense attending army transportation upon lhe
asa . Ds Of aua spaey
lhose now employed. NJ mGhaus,,
mar Is Sm ouartermaster uenetAi.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near Willards' Hotel

LSoHAho tkoFEk-.. .---. .----...-.----- MANAGER
14fT 4HTsasas;, H1saIs SE TIE Saa. SSEA.oN
First ard last night but two of the n ost effective
Of Dion ufleault,s Spectacular Dramas,
5EssIE 5EssIE BkoTs; BkoTs
TEE TEE sEE1EESg sEt1EE 81 kgskss#. kgsksex.
An Episode OF the sepoy Rebellion.
I;. Is.ls Frss e man as--- Amy camp6siI
CSsrle. Barron ss Randall Mac Sser eser
Il Wil1n WWin,s'ns ss..-.. 49, 'Gesrdie InaesssSer
VI; W.; as;sH,d aSfss IS; :. Aehmes
Sut Of Cassidy
Saturday, Last night of the season.
vARiETlESl VARIETIEsi
rrontirs 6 Pennsylv snia avenue and Ninth st.
Fit: Stage manager ana SRs,siess ASRssssss
v..THHlsb TIE sBEAT 81
Patent COOLERS ERECTED ON rnE RooF
Can De sentSo PeaR. dveane.
The friendly and gent emanly manager who ad-
bn. At the ,a": tine rT q. Ijshsy for o1ssty
our lie sf9iH9aSsr HOBBS. success
' GREAT AR71sRs s6izR,, AzR suow
causes SD havoc among other places Who arc trv
e.es s
TIES More OF this anon. =
Ths s1ss & s9tfSl Hasrs sssi5h kkkshhA,ssfDs
DENNY ia ttHhsfPisRR sRb s:iisi 56Hssy WILD
OVER FIFTY ARTISTS.
s1x pEsREss das s5fss BIER 81 CRIME,
6R1LLlARhEIp AREpsts5ASSA s4tsT1SAc1loNs
LADIES, EaSHloN1sLE MATINEE
n-. .AE71E:RMhe.oSn AE7ERheoSnERks4 ]: M !. Ek4EEHyltsMEszs !c!y 1,sM
CANTERBURY HALL,
vm = Ay sole s1ls .nd P,oa,
THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Always fut in the held in engaging and bringing
PROFESSIONAL oELEBRiTIEs OF THE DAY.
Ensazement Of the celebrated Actress and
MISS 10 9fatsa'si Tfs& WELLS.
Who vi" ack Il PsT S5sA character Of
tas successfully piayed by her in all parts of the
onioH JAGR ( * 81 saEFrAs5; Eisti fisn' Of
TEE LONDON GGoousERREAKER.
e,o, R. zDEsos iSss9sTzR Is nssLuEsK1s, ;
And the gtire great Dramatic Company In cast
hitherto unequaled in this city.
o0n'inutS S1ss So EVA HpsaBf!ss aBhshF success of
o sysy afhs in number af "a
s,oteh Ballads.
First week of the pretty Danseuse
MISS FLORA WELLS
TIE COURT OF BEAUTY
will appear in q magnificent spectacular ballet un-
der the direction of Mons. szollosy,
HON -CHON- TON LONG TAW;
THE FESTIVALS OF CHINA.
The very lau ghable Ne W Negro Farce.
TEN DAYS IN THE OLD CAPITOL.
All the Great Com edians and the Great Ethiopian
Corps.
SATURDAY. July4
TWO GRAND ENTERTA INMENTS,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission Is and 80 cents. Private boxes holding
six persons SIS. Doors open st 71a O'Clock. Per
forHRnce ats.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN FROM NEW
- YORK TO LIVERPOOL -eGas

Ine SLeamshlp SEKEHH
G T K A T ERN @9znnx6
WALTER PATTDN Commander.
Will be dispatched
PROM LIVERPOOL FRoMSEw YORK
TUESDAY .Jnne go Tuesday .....-.. July q
and at il teryas thereafter of about six weeks from
each port
Second ca bin, state room bertbs meals
furnished at separate tables .-.--........ $40
Lxcurslon tickets ont and back In the first and
second cabin only a fare and half
servants accompany ing passengers and children
under IL Years of age, half price. Infants free
-.---
steerage, with superior accommodations. - $50
Price OF passage from Liverpool same rates aa
above.
All fares payable in gold, or It's equivalent in o.
s. currency.
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For passage apply only to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New York.
For fre gnt apply only to
HOWLiND 4 AsPINWALL, Agents
3e 13 Sm "a South street. New York.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADoUARTERs PREPAYMENT OF WASH
III INGTON

price lists Of the various article. of their trade
The same should be dIrectsd to Liautenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREENE, CHEF Quartermsstsr, De-
pArtment of Warrington. my 25u
PR0yOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIEaTos, May p. 1sss.{
EoTICE.-The attention Of all officers who have
been honnrably discharged account of wounds
or disability and who desire to reenter the service
in the Invalid Corps Ia called to the provisions Of
Gensrai Orders, No. Ie5 of 1858, from the War De-
psrtment, published In the papers throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications therein pro-
vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, s.atrg
the character ofther disability with little de-
lay as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they may
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral viii at forward the applications, with his
Enforcement, to the Provost Marshal General st
Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No 15. of 1853, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emelurnents will commence
from date of acceptance of such appointments, and
not from date of organization of the respective
commands to which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY.
my23 Provost Marshal General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHIsa1oH, January a., 1855.
In consequence Of the pressure Of busiasss at the
War DepAr rtmeRt, passes for eitisens to visit tho
Army OF the Potomac win be given ct the ONCE Of
Lieut. Col OoHIAD, 132 Pennsylvsnis avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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II IPE AND LETTERS OF WAsAIN6TVN
L. Irving, vol, S1.0. ucu y.vrna
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EOREST GROVE HOUSE,
+ SCHO0LEYS M0UNTAIN SPRINGS,


Summ sr Season. having been thoroughly a 4
set in order for the accommodation ofYEA9
visiters to schooleys Mountain Springs. Sn.HR j
Owning the property and consequently n rent u
pay, the proprietor Of the Forest Grove House
will accommodate families and visitors at as low
rate as strict regard to The rei lily of.he
The direct route to reach the Forest Grove Ho1se
is from Philad delp phia By Newark Jersey city by
the Morris and Essex Railroad, to Hackettstoyn,
At 81 .. ;, and 3h pm.
All communications nd dressed to the underlined
win meet with prompt attention M ,
E'OR SALE-The contents Of the livery and hirng
i stables known as Smiths Stables, sit ~
uated on 18th street. near Pa. avenue, con ~
sisting Of Carriage, Buegy and saddlsNA
Horses. Close Panel and Open Carriages, Top B,s-
Eies, Baggage Wagons. together with good as
sortment of Double and Sin gle Harness. sadd.es,
Brides and other things necessary to complese a
good outfit for the above business. Any person
WISHING to engage in a lucrative business win do
of st private sale earlier, they will be xposd at
pubhc auction on the lst day of August next 1t 10
.. m. To good tenant, the stables will be let on
reasonable terms The stand is of forty years du-
ration, the best in Washington.
5e % tAuglr HAELY & BROWN.
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The Northern Central Railroad.
BALTIMORE, June 2S.-The telegraph WAS
working to Glen Rock, on the Northern Cen
tral, this morning six miles this side OF Hans.
yer junction.
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ID AxLEs. SPRINGS, &C.
Bar Iron and Steel, all eizes.
Carriage and Wagon Springs, Spring steel,
A1les. Axle Grease and N uts
Rubber Bouncers,
A complete assortment of Building Hardware
We are daily receiving additions, and will sell as
low as can be purchased cf equal quality in this
market. CAMPBELL d. SON,
Je % Inn 35I Pa avenue.
STEAMER KEYPORr, CAPT E. A. RYTHER,
- leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY, H-z,
at p m, for Alexandria, Washing EresaG=-S
tor and landings the Potomac
river, viz: Point Lookout, Pney Point, Gou CHS,
PlowdeE's and Lsncaster's Wharf Returning
leaves gton every Tuesday at 3. m ;, for
Baltimore, stoppiHgs the above landings For
freight or passage apply on board or to
CHAS. WILSON. Agent,
je l-law.M5tt Washington D C.
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN llTH AND 18TH STREET
THE COOLEST PLACE N THE CITY.
NEW ENGAGEMENT
OFT EBRATED
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY
FOR sHOR sEAsoa.
SCENES. ARs,
DUETfe. TRIOS,
WHOLE ACTS,
OF THE Mo6T POPULAR
ITALIAN.
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH OPERAS.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
AND
FULL ORCHESTRA
SThis celebrated company has won host of
admirers during it's stay at New York, Philadel
pfia, ETC. Therefore, the friends Of music should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evenings amusement.
Admission 25 cents. Opened st o'clock.
HENZE d MERKLEIN,
4 I'm Proprietors.
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nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
IL WASHINGTON COUNTY, TO-WIr ::
nRpHANH3 C0IIRT od In

ORPHANS COURT, I'd June, 1858
In REPETITION of Ca,harine V Booth. guardian
to James O. ano Thaddeus A. Crampten, orphans
of John T. CHAMPION, deceased.
Mrs Catherine Y. Booth guardian as aforesaid,
having reported that she has sold to Gary Gwynne,
Esq under the decree of this urt in this cause !,
passed May 18th, 1863, the entire interest of said
orphans, as heirs of James Champion, deceased
209, with the i'm provements thereon and that the
said purchaser has complied with the tel ms Of sale
Ii is by the Court, this I'd day of June, A. D. 1861
ordered, that said sale be ratified and confirmed,
unle cause be shown to the contrary or before
the I'd day of August next: Provided, that copy
Of this order be published in the Evening Star at
least snse week for three successive weeks before
WItLiAMF. PEROELL, Sole Judge
True copy-feGt: q. ROBBINS:
IL la-lav3Vf Register Of Wills.
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lay COOKE Il co,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERN MENT URITIES.
are prepared to furnish the
UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX
PER CENT. BONDS,
tOoUPoss OR REGIsTERIDD
in large on small sums.
On and after July /. the privilege of converting
Legal Tender Notes into the Five Twenty Year
Bonds at par will cease.
Parties wishing to secure United States Bonds
at par paying six per cent interest in gold should
send in their orders before that time.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
my 26-dtjyl 452 18th street.
ID WAR MAPS.
IL HIP & SOLOM0NS, Army Stationers, 332
Penn avenue, have for sale large assortment Of
War Maps, among est which
Beat of War in Ma Iyland and Pennsylvania,
Potomac,
klIoya,, kIDyr,,s Map ct Virginia,
. . !. Richmond and vicinity,
:" Harbor and St. Helena
Sound,
Military and r. R. Map Southern States,
Coast Survey Maps of East and West Virginia.
Cotton Map of Virg gnia and Maryland
Seat of War in the West, showing tha Mississippi
river from Cairo to the Gulf, &e, &c in
cases sheets. and mounted on canvas ie Ia
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II STONE.
II OR Sale, at depot in Georgetown 900 feet
Heavy Blue Stone FLaggng Also on hand, at the
quarres. Building Stone of all descriptions. Ad
aress SlLSBY & CO., through post office. George
town. je "a cost
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Affairs in Baltimore

BALTIMoRE, June 2s-( Dispatch to Chroni.
cle.l-AlI the rolling stock Of the Hanover and
Western Maryland railroads was brought 10
Baltimore for safety. This is a fact, as is also
much of the Northern Central road.
It is rumored that a brigade of rebel cavalry
crossed the Potomac to-day, and ara moving
with the design of destroying the Baltimore
and Washington railroad.
The military authorities here to-day took
possession of the Maryland Club, on tn around
that 1t was a nest OF traitors hatching treason,
without solitary Union member in 1t.
The Allston Club, composed Of nearly al
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l. q M B Ri
The undersigned is now in receipt of Two cargoes
ar assorted Lumb ber which will be sold cheap for
cash at his W ood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner
AZ street and the canal. -
Je IL 2w' 0EO. IL. SHEhlff.
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METROPOLITAN HALL

Admission rs and 80 cents. Private boxes ho.ding g
six persons $5 Doors open st 71a O'Clock. Per
fornRnee ats.