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PALMERsToN pKFEATED..Ihe Palmerston
IN the House OF Commons by majority of te,.
fss5 to 275). OF their tayorite measure for the
abolition OF the Church. rate-a parochial i'm
Reformation, for making ali persuasions paw
for the Iepsirs and maintenance of Church Of
England places Of worship. In other days,
not very remote, either Ministry has resigned
ample. in May. 1871, the Melbourne Ministry,
def, ated by hostile majority OF one, acknowl-
edged it ny going 10 the country. by a General
Election, the result of W Inch placed Sir r. Peel
il Office. The Palmerstan Ministry Ia We sns.
tanned &<se heavy defeas since February, and
stitching to Office They probably rely Ca an
ant. american feeling keeping them there.
They are as accustomed to discontinue as cells
are said 70 be used to skinning
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES,
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
Titz simmons 1870 Stage Manager and Advert ssr
KEEP CooL!.!n order to keep cool, and at IL e
hi Is rfsH u o Or WIN
BOWS f5 TahfE 4 sR Il KS STREETS
Erery irec.iGn.
WE WILL WAGER
$4,000
That this is the Coolest Place of Amusement in
Washington City
T h The Tb
HARRY LESLIE
Will Make Another PsrilonS Rope Ascension,
Having recovered iron the injuries be sustained in
falling from the rope yesterday afternoon.
Last Night but two of
J4ck s sHaEEPPP4kkB
Fitz Simm on g successful New Version,
SIX sABLEAUx AMP rEvss Ss1sSss
All the Dram attic Company appearing.
GRAND GALA ENTERTAINMENT
CHARMS OF EARLY WoMANHooD
L Rygas gEy9 OF PssrTY LADIES!
FUE FOR THE MILLION! .
Drop IL and zee the Fair Daughters Of the Muses.
FVhE EST ciS ana Ala tke0SN,
BARRY LESLIE and W. y BUDWORTH,
DICK WATKINS and FOB all,
JAMES Pill Rim and FRANK KERNS.
MILE GkRALDlEE an0 HELENA SMITH
MISS FLORENCE and MISS LESTER
ADUlE JOHNSON and MISS WILSON.
And Dozens of Other ArtiRtas
MuSlCt aONGSi
FUN ana FRIv0LITYf
WEDNESDAY A FTERYOON
I.p aGsHt EisRlos ALE sIE alalTpIfsskE
Populay tcih the FirI Ladies Of the City.
FRENCH SPY OR THE STORMING OF ALGIERS,
will sb ortly be produced.
O.
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"1LLAROS' HALL,
w street, rear Of willards' Hotel.
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May ia,
First exhibition in any city of the new great
HSHSEk & :sB ESE
tsFhONG's.)
correct and elaborate portraiture OF
livery PORTION OF WASHINGTON CITYi
EVERYBODY's HOUSE,
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDiEGSi
EVEkYSODl'S STORE!
The Ls's Ss. p.,u.o.,s.
Hospitals,
Barracks, and
THE BATTLEs OF THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
FOR 4 BRIEF PERIOD.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Ats O'clock.
Admission Is cents /; children Is cents my l2-5s
WILL ARps' HALL,
W On Srett, te:,ceeh Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Commencing THIS MONDAY. MAY 18th,
AND EVERY EVENING URrsG THE WEEK.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
Of the great combination musical entertainment.
unprecedented novelty. The world wide and far
famed
PEAK FAMILY.
SWISS BELL.RINGERS!
Cards Of admission 81 cents; reserved seat. %
cents extra chiioren half prlce.
TWO GRAND MArINEES
VIII be & yennn WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
Fl ERSCOSS, commit ncing at 3 clock.
81 Joha ~ Hs o r P cents
sale tickets TO Commence 1T II o'clock on Mon
Doors open It 7 commence ats
The Piano used is rom the mandatory Of
Chici er,ng Bon, Boston, furnished by John p.
mylllr- c.. G. CHASE Blu, mess Agent.
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This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety Of interesting
reading than can te found in any other, Ia
publishes on Friday morning.
TfRhs-CasA, tavorio6ly IN adraHce.
single copy, per anaunl. .......- a. 90
flye copies. rs
Ten copies goo
TWENTY-FIVE copies ............Q 90 60
In invariably contains the awashington
News" that has made Tae Daily Ereaiss .S.ar
circulate so generally throughout the country.
Ssinsie copies lin wrarpers) can be pro-
cured at the counter, Immediately after the
issue Of the paper. Price-THRgR CENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
R1KESYLVANIA AVKNUI, near WiIlards Hoss,
Annvxu

THIS EVlNING,
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF
MRS. JOHN DREW, NIB. BARTON HILL,
MISS 3. FRICR, MRS, sTHPnUNS
Production for the frst time in Washing ton Of
Madame Dc Marsuerites dra matisation Of the
new, thrilling novel, 8
AURORA FLOYD
AURORA FLOYD
Which viii only BE- produced two nights. New
scenery q strong; aehinery. Is. By Putnam.
AurorH FLOYD. --.-..... Mrs. John Drew
Lucy Floyd Miss Il p,irs
Mrs Powell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nra .aferhsS.
Job Msllish ..........- Mr. Rartor Mil
Stese. .....---......--.:M Mr.. J.. n. Ward
Cut p."da.r :. n: n. oosee
Mr.. Floyd. .................Mr. Z. b. Williaus
In rehearsal-TN1 ROBBINS WIFE,
~ Admission 81, IS, and IS cents. No extra
charge for secured seats
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by BUTEhER WILSON. Auctoneers
- rURE AT AUCTION MONDAY. the I8th
instant, commencing at il O'Clock A. M at house
No; z5S street, south side, between 18th and
l4th streets, Will sell the greater portion OF tina
keepiag. com prisins principally
FT vs in PLUSH
Marble and Bronze French Mantel Clock
COLLECTION Of handsome italian Marble Vases,
ments Tor msntels and tables
French Figured La.ting Parlor Window Curtains
With Lace ditto for four windows, Gilt Cornices
Gilt decorated Window Shades
Walnut Bedstt ads, Feather Bed, Hair Shuck Mat.
Msrble-top Walnut Wristbands, Toilet and
Chamber Sets and Chairs
Wslnu. Wardrobe and Marble top Bureau, with
Sewing Machine. in handsome walr ut case
Brussels and Feni ian Carpets
Chamber III Stair n pets and Rods
Wslnut Exts nsion Di nil Table
Oak Msrbl top sieeboard
1 Ssln Dani hsi IG asek U ana Chair.
Beautiful French China, Dinner aud Tea Sets,
matched embracing over 30 pieces
II,oSy hand lie Dinner and Tea Knives
s93
asS ts SILVER Salt and f.
Large Ironing and Kitchen Tables and other Re.
Child Chaise Carriage
One fine ROsew pod case iron case Piano Forte,
7oetsyes, eissadn.ly carved legs and Tyre, with
Also, one stool. que Cover lot of Music
The Furniture y prime ipally of KiIby's superior
Tesn sse All a sums Of and under So, cash; over
s sna
my s-d& de- B0TELER & WILSON. Aucts.
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THE RusNFss WILL IN PUTURE BE CON-
j duetad hy p Tlsmming at the old stand, WHARF
my - ats =. FLEMMIEG.
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limited STATES REVENUE STAMP DE.
u PoSITORY

EiSc or's 0fr. Of Internal Rerenns
No. 47s ker=n Street, be!t-ssn Eand Fsts.{
THE oAice HAY LIZ been designa ed by the Com.
for furnishing United Sta Internal Revenue
stmps, q mi supply Of every kind And denomi-
tat.cn viii hereafter be b spt constantly hand
he fo,iOs iuE d scount will b. ma4v:
I'm parch as-- of 6 90, or more, per eontum.
On purchaSes of 8 10 or more 5 per centum.
On purchases of SSf, or more, per ceutum.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp De pc sitary aud Collector OF
ny u ct Jptarps Revenue for D. O.
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4 WA HING TON -
Af GARDEN
The advertiser wishes
kAA4<a to INFORM his friends,
ard the public general
~, that be has open ed
RESTAURANT
aTte 39i North CAPITOL street bet -een and @
str ITS north, uhera he will keep constantly on
ts I'd the best
WINES LIQUORS AND SUGARS.
His Table will also be supplied with the best the
GEORGE DONALDSON,
N.Y. lw' Pro pTietnr.
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ByJ.c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct onsers.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
i TATE NORTH OF THE Presidents HoUsE.-By
virtue of adeed of trust from Lawriston B Hardin,
bearing date on the 2th day Of May A. D. 1854, and
one Of the land records fer ston county, ii
the District. ard by the request of the holder of
tees win sell at public sale, in front of the premi
ses, on THU RS DAY AFTERNOON, the 9th day
OF May, d. 1868, at half past o'clock Lots Nos.
q ,27, rs. q, %, in Square No. lS3, in the
city Of W ashingto
This property s well located in part Of the city
where real estate ia rapidly increasing in value and
il very desirable either as per msnent Investment
or for pecu alton.
Terms of sale one third IN cash; thu rasdue in
three equal pa yments in 8, II and months, with
interest from day of sale secured by deed of trust
If the terms of sale aot com piled with in five
days after the day of sale then the trustees reserve
the rip hit to resell at the risk and cost of first pur
cha ser after Eve days notice.
Convey ancing and stamps Ct purchaser 3 expense.
VIM II. WARD, rrs+aas
JAS Y, DAYIS.{ ifaSso0S'
nays j. G. MEG UIRE CO., Aucts.
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CHAMBER PUENTT UREAT PRIVATE SALE.
u An elegant, &c. Of Tsinut Furniture gill be
sold cheap. inclu ding hanesome Ins.aia Carpst.
rnent. corner 18th and atrsst., Washington, D. O.
my II AZ
D,AURIaNEH REFORMATION IN THE TIM
a.S ~ TRASGK TAYLOR.
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AUG. JOHNSON & CO.

il ,ny between z. Fleming and j. Foy, in ths
stable business, was dissolved on the lst das Of
the late arm will please settle their accounts With
either Of the late hrin. r; EL Ess uvuNo,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

x
Byc. r. L. CROWN & co, Auc,ionsers.
kofICk.We viii sell, on SATURDAY MORN.
~ ING, Nay l6. at Q o'clock, ct ths Wsssiosson
City hcrse Market. On sth street south near the
canal, one ave Ray Ho..e: for his livery. Terms
cash Z. L. CROWN co., Aucts.,
ny ST. No 3a7 ecr. sth AZ and ~ az.
BY hoTELERA WILSON, Austion.er..
GALE W Thirty BUILDING LOTS ar AUG
y ISk On Lose CssDIr.-on TUESDAY
AfTkkNOOh, NAY tth. at 6 c'cloek, We shall! seV
Oh as premises, ersinsi lots will be rubdivided
into about twenty feet fronts. making altogether
scout thirty iote lecatee north n street Second
stte eaAt. and Delaware avenue. runnias back -
sixty feer ailsy.
IshsHs: 6as tkra cssh balance On = ere dit of a.
s. ane years; notes to bear interest and security
my II BoTELER WILSON. Auess.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain, until THURSDAY EVE
MING Hay 7th att O'Clock
my6 BOTELEk i WILSON, Auets,
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
ponsd uLth TUESDAY, May 18th, same hour and
place.
my7 BOTHER WILSON, Aucta.
1TRE ABoyEsAl Is AGAIN pos rPoNHD
until h0NDAY AFTERNOON, st ga O'Clock, at
lrcn Eail. between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Is bfeTEiER 4 WILSON Auct6
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
L DWELLING House on / sTREEr NORTH
BEITEEN sra AND 18TH STREET West On
SAT URDAf AFTERNOON, Nav 2Sd, 1855, at
O'Clock, on tbs premise by virtue Of deed oil
uust TO me subscriber, dated the 18th day OF
October 1853. and duly recordet in Ltber J. A. 8.
No. l64 ioliqs 1T, 22s. and 22a, one of the Land
razor for Washington County D. O., shall sell
all IL ut part OF Lot numbered nine fgj in Square
mum ber- I'd tsree hundred and seven three f37s) as
dsdgpatet upon the map or plan Of the City of
Washington in the p.stlict ofGolumbia, rront.ns
On street north betwe n 9Th and rrth streets
west { feet ~ d 4 inches. and rur ming back the
same width to the depth of 81 feet and sinehss,
TO is feet all -. With tn. right of gress and in
gress to the of sail premises By the said a-y
Together with ,be liz provements, Consisting of
: thre. story and attic brick dwelling
Terms: 81 $50 IN each: the r-mainds. in and Is
month vita interest, SECURED by deed OF trust 90
the premises.
All cnnvs ysnciug ut the expense Of purchaser
IF the tern,s of sa not COM Piled nth within
ev. DAYS the trustee rsssrvas the right
to resell at the riss ard Z, per se OF tina defsuisns
StsF. THEU ~ kGh Lnc. tGrI1stss.
my7d !.o. Met tihS oo.tAaess'
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By rHos. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FXTENsIVE SALE OF
e WAGONS, LUMBER, IRON, TOOLS,

oy 1hVE. DOW LlNds AucCOn66r.
EXTENsIVE SALE OF
Il WAGONS, LUMBER, IRON, TOOLS,
ard
WAGON MATERIAL, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
The undersigned will sell at public auction on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF May, at fU o'clock, the
entire stock At the old and WE'LL known stand of
Rssley and Murphy, Prospect street Georgetown,
d Consisting i'll part as follows viz:
SEew Top Elk press Wagons,
New No-top Express Wagon,
platform Spring Express Wagon,
Farm Wagon,
lreG feet Hickory Lumber
$500 do Oak do,
4f.R do Ash do
loo 90 Poplar and Pine do
ST Turned Spokes,
sc Split do.
ALSO an assortment of Felloes, Bent Rims, Hubs,
Shafts, Bows, Wood A1les, &c,
sB-nebes, and Vices, Bellows, A.vils and Tools
for 6res,
/ Lot New springs. lot Old do, lot New Axles,
2Tcns Burden Shoes. . keg- Horse Nails.
Bar Iron. Of all sizes, cask q inch Coil Chain,
lot small Chain, Canvass and Trimming Material,
Scrap !roo Old Shoes. Shoes. Short Chains, &C. &c,
saie Positive. without reserve.
Terms cash, in BanK able funds.
j. l.. PAPKHURST.
4
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TkUSTEE's SALE OF SMALL LOT OF GOOD
LAND EEAI WASHINGTON CITY.-By virture
of deed of 'rast bearing date the 9TH day of
November, 4 d 1854, and duly recorded in libe.
J. A. s, No 81, foiips As, etc. one of the land
records tor Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, and by the +, quest of the holder OF the
notes secured thereby, the undersigned trustee g
will sell at pnhIic auctias, at the Auction Rooms Of
Gret & " iiiams. il the City uf Washington,
tt EspAY AFTERNOON, the a6ti, day or May, al
5o'elcck. p H., the lot or parcel of land No. 49, il
the subdivision of part of the origin tract of
LAND in said county OF W ashinston, called Gran
by. The said lot No. q contains As Of land
more ar less plat of the subdivision will be
exhibited st the sale.
This lot of land is veil located within four FIVE
miles from the city, in excellent n. borhood
and is part of tract Of land Ted fertility For
the purpose Of market garden. or location for
3 country residence it is very desirable.
Terms If sale One-third in cas- h; and the residue
in six aud twelve months, with interest secured by
deed of trust. If the terms of sale are not
complied With in FIVE days after the day of sle
then the trustee reserve the right TO resell at the
risk and cost IF first purchaser, after FIVE days
lice. COnyeyancing aud stamps at pu chaser cost
W WE, 4 6 9, gEsssTnoR, Trustees
N.Y. 2awSw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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=. Z. PAFhH KST.
my 1I-dts tChrOn T. BOWLING, Aust.

ByJ.C MCGUIRE 4 co ,Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE BULLDOG
L on K STREET N RTH, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
uw.-Oa MONDAY AFTERNOON. May 18Th, at
s0'e!Otk. in front of the PR misses by virtue of
osed of trust. dated July 18th, 1885, and duly re
elrced in Liber A. No. 2ne. folios 25, ct esq
and OF land records for Washing t,n county D c.
Essl' sen part of Lot No %, in Davidson Sub
DIVISION cf4auare No 2s5. frontin % feet ncres
q north street between 18TH aud 18Th streets
west runrips hack SO feet II iuches with the fire
OF the six f., alley, running ro the rear o.!
rtar Of said square.
farms cash All cost of attending conyeysneing
to be paid by the purchaser.
WNJ STONE. Jr. Trustee
mys d J.C Mcguire & co. An is
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UNION CONVENTION IN ALExANDRIA-Au
aGlouI ned m, cling of delegates to nominate a
car didate Tor Cor gress in the seventh congress
siuEai q strict of Virginia was held at the court
i:ouvr, Alexandria, on Tuesday evening. E M.
Kitchen. Of Berkeley, was declared the nomi-
ZEE for Con cress and the Cen vention next pro-
crsGsi To nominate State officers, when F. III,
Teirpoipt unanimously nominated Tor
Governor, Gilbert :. Miner for Lieut.. Cover
nor. ard y F, Beach for Attorney General
Resolutions approving the emancipation proc.
lamation, the aImiEg OF negroes, and the con.
scTiption law. and otker acts of the Asminis
tia'inn. were adopted, and the Con ventien ad.
iOurEed sine die
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD,
n, and after Monday, December %, 1862,
..,;,s IN this road will run as follows
LEAVE EBENsBURd-
A.700A N, connecting with Mail East
and Phil and Bait. Express West.
,-a0 p NJ. connecting with Express
~ East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE CREssoN- ;,
A, 1885 A. NJ, or on departure OF Mall
Train East.
,o35P. ", or on departure OF Fast Line
West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt,
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COUNTY INsTIFUTE.-The members of
TIE Executive Committee of 1.-The Cam
bria County Teachers Institute" are re-
s2ec'tully requested to meet at Ebensbure,
on Saturday next, I4th inst, at l o'clock,
/. NJ, for the purpose OF designating the
Gays upon which said Institute shall
hold Its next regular session, and to as
sign exercises 10 the members Other
business will be transacted. a full at
tendance Of the Committee is desirable.
LIZZIE VI. HUTCHINSON.
Chairman J1scufiuc Committee.
fBEE5BrRG. Feby.'l2 1868
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

PHoToGRAPus. &c.-By reference to
an advertisement elsewhere, it will be
seen that Nh T. Ii. Hare, formerly OF
Johnstown, has arrived in town and is
prepared 10 execute in the highest sty lie
of art all manner Of photographs, ambro-
types, &c. As this is the first time a
photograph gallery has been opened out
in our midst, and as Mr. IT. bears the
reputation Of a first artist, we conf
dently anticipate liberal patronage will
be extended him by onr citizens. Rooms
above r. Davis store, High street, where
the public is invited to call. His stay
will be limited.
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FCHE- NEW-Y DIRK TRIBUNE.

u ---ESO5.-..
The New York Tribune first issued in lS41
now in its twenty-second year, has obtained
both larger and more widely diffused cir
culation than any other newspaper ever pub
lished in America Though it has suffered,
in common with other journals, from the
volunteering and departure of tens of thous-
ands of its patrons to serve in the War for
the Union, its circulation on this 9th day OF
December, 1862, is as follows:
Daily 50,l25
Semi Weekly, 1880
Weekly, l48,000
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

"SoLD AcIN AND Cor THE TIN -
We commend to those Of our readers who
had the i'll fortune to get "stuck" by the
bursting of that delectable swindle, the
Central Bank" of Holbdaysburg, and
there be many such hereubout, : the story
on the outside Of to-day's paper bearing
the above title. On the principle that
misery loves company they may be
able to suck some consolation therefron.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

PERsoNAL.-Lieut.-C b MDermit,
late of the 54th Penna Vols.,. but now
resigned, arrived hero on Saturday. He
reports the regiment still located at North
Mountain, Va, and enjoying tip-top health
and spirits as general thing. Judging
from his personal appearance, soldering
has agreed with the Col. during the past
year or more.
Ellis r. Williams, of Co. T, 133d Pa.
Vols, who has been at home for some
weeks past, returned to his regiment on
Monday. 4e went laden with presents
by the boxful for his comrades from those
at home, and, as he is emphatically the
boy to get such things "through the
lines" his presence among them will be
gladly hailed.
David James, Of Co. A, l1th Penna.
Reserves, wounded at the battle of Gaines
Hill, before Richmond, and who had been
at home on sick leave for season, re-
turned last week. His wound is serious,
and It IS extremely doubtful whether he
will ever be able again to shoulder mus
ket.
George Berkey, of Co F, l33d Penna.
Vols, who was severely wounded in the
shoulder at the battle of Fredericksburg
is at home On furlough. He is recoye yer.
ing as rapidly as the nature of his hurt
will admit
James Litzinger, of Co. \, Capt. Car
roll, 55th Penna. Vols, wounded at the
battle Of Pocotaligo Bridge, South Caro-
lima, in last October, has arrived home
He has received an honorable discharge
from the service.
Evan Evans, (Mason,) OF the 54th Pa
Vols, is now in town on a brief leave of
absence.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

MILITARY NoTICE.-Mathias S. Harr,
Commissioner of Draft for Cambria coun-
ty, by order Of Gen. E. r. S. Candy,
gives printed notice to the drafted men
OF this county, who have been reported at
the rendezvous at Harrisburg and were
discharged for physical disability, that
they are required to present themselves
for the purpose of re. denomination by a
Surgeon appointed by the Government, at
Ebensbure, In the order here named =
Those living north Of the Huntingdon,
Cambria and Indiana Turnpike On Mon
day and Tuesday, 10th and 18th Febru-
airy, inst those living so,tt1s Of said line
en- Wednesday and Thursday. 18th and
10Th inst. This process is done to secure
certificates Of exemption to persons enti-
tied thcreunto, without the Inconvenience
and expense of a trip to Harrisburg DIR.
Wm Lemon will act as Examining Sur
geon.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

CoNTiNENTAL HOTEL, PITTsBURd-
We understand this establishment, until
now leased and kept by j. IL. Clarke &
Co, aud the Mansion House, adjoining
it, have been bought out by Messrs. j. II.
Clarke, Peter l.. Linton and Ed. AurentZ,
for a round sum, who have consolidated
tie two houses and will henceforth cater
to the public in new and improved style.
Everybody who knows anything knows
these houses are the best in the city,
Situate Immediately opposite the Penna
Railroad depot, they are the centre of
travel, while the internal arrangements
cannot be improved upon. The excellent
run Of custom they have always enjoyed
is proof Of their former superiority, while
under the new proprictorship we are con-
fident their name and fame will be i'm
proved upon, if anything The two first
named members Of the firm, Clarke and
Linton, are native Can brians-for this
reason Cambria connty men especially
should invariably stop with them. Stran-
gers visiting the Smoky City may rest
assured of being treated Alright at the
Continental and Mansion.
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james S. S.s3amsey, of Johnstown,
who was captured by the Rebels not long
since while acting as Sutler to one Of our
regiments in Virginia, is bow an inmate
OF Richmond prison. He is confined in
the same room formerly occupied by Col.
Corcoran.
The warm weather of the past couple
of days has almost completely spoiled our
good sleighing The indications just at
present, however, are that we will be ia
vored with a new supply shorty.
Notice 'Assesscr's Notice hy \. l..
Roberts, in another column.
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[ To The Alleghanian
M aZie M a clay.
BY LOUISE E. vICKRoY.


Maize Maclay Did you ever meet herr
Never was bloom of the summertime sweeter.
AS purely bright as the star-lit skies
Was the tender light of her pensiYe eyes,
And not mid the charms of thousand girls,
Were such dimpled arms, such shining curls.
Like a new born rose was her cheeks soft red,
And still repose on her brow seemed shed,
Her footsteps fell with a breezy bound,
And there dwet spell in the faintest sound
OF her gentle voice, as when wild birds sing,
And the streams rejoice at the coming spring.
Her smile was sweet as the new moons
beams,
Or the smiles meet in the realm Of dreams,
And her laughter came with the sudden play
Of dancing flame, and then died away
Like the softest sigh of passing breeze,
'TwiXt the bending sky and the swaying trees.
Maize Maclay Do you know she is dead
That the roses of summer-ti time bloom Ger her
head g?
That the heart as light as music tone,
! The presence bright way that shone,
Have dwelt their last midst the things of Time,
And to Glory passed up the path sublime,
But leaving IA dover to memory, fraught
With the passionate power of tenderest tho't.
JoHNsTowN, PA, February, 1863.
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THIEVES ABoUT-The Town Hall
hotel, on Julian street, was broken into
one night last week, aud money to the
amount of twenty-three dollars-the prop
erty Of the landlord, Mr.. Exie Conrad
stolen therefrom