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w IrH PHUR
CHALYBEAPI SPRINGS.
DOUBLING oar. r.s''.. Nkf
JAhhs D. HHNDLBY, Proprietor,
Late Of Kirkwood House. WashInpt
SEASON OPENS 18th OF JUNE.

These Springs are In Cumberlara Countv Penn
syIvania, 80 miles west Of Harrisburg. Thsy Are
acGsssioe from al the principal cities By railroad
70 harrisourEh, thence BY the Cumberland valley
railroad to MELVILLE from NewviIle, 9 miles GOOD
stsging to the Springs; The stage is always in
Passen gers leaving Philsdelphia, Baltim ore. or
Warrington in the morning can arrive n 'tSs
eprlnGs the same evening at SO 'cleck -
The Hotel is commodious and Comfortable. nth
Bot and Cold baths attached, and extsnsiye
grounds for walks and amusement
The long experience of the present Propr;etor
Nol many years past at the Kirkwood Hous 90 in
asninston, enables him to say tn AT il will
be conducted in . manner to please 4 ii Visitors
Terms: 3? per day; 8 Y per week: weeks SO.
Chlicren and servants half price ie 10 2ms
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A MURDER PKEvENrED,

NEW YORK, June 1o.-A man named Zenas
Curtis, was arrested yesterday in the act of
attempting the murder Of Baden w. Plum,
leweller, Sle Broadway, with a view to rob
MS premises, en- which were valuable dia-
monds. * 4 ffEsf
The murder had been planned nearly week,
and its progress was watched By detectives
since its first inception =
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In TRouBLE.-Francis P. Blair, jr., son of
the YANKEE postmaster General, who deserted
to our troops in Virginia, some time ago, and
joined the Maryland Line, has gotten himself
into snndry scandalous scrapes recently,
while hanging about the city. He was YES.
terday put In Castle Thunder, until further
orders.-Richmond paper.
Postmaster General Blair has no SON or
other relative in the Rebel army, and doubt.
less some imposter has been playing his cards
upon the Confeds.
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SI|('OlD edition,
THREE ccLocKP. NJ
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF raE
LATE ENGAGEMENTA At BEy.
ERLY FORD
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.
LEES PLANS COMPLETELY SPOILED

About three O'Clock this morning train Ar.
rived. bringing about one hundred and SEVERITY
wounded ofhcers and mon, from the enxare.
ment Of yesterday. Ambulances were IN wai,.
ing, and the men were taken to Lincoln Hos
pital, and the officers to Seminary Hospita,.
Georgetown. The following are the wounded
officers who have thus fer arrived: s-
Adjutant q. S. Taylor, Cd Ind cav, right
leg; Lisnt. +. W. Nckinson, 5th Us. cav:
side, head; Lieut. Gustavus Urban, do. left
thigh; Lieut.. Luther Horrick, 9th N. Y, she'll.
Iieht thigh; Capt. A. CLARK, 9Th ILL.,, lett hand.
Malor W. B. Martin, 9th N. Y, right shoulder
capt. ). =. smith, eth Ill, left thigh; Lieut. q.
NICK Lesser, I'd u. s., right side; Lieut. E. r.
Weiis' DO, abdomen; Surgeon Isaac Walburn.
l1th Pa; Lieut. ID. p. Smith, 9TH Pa, left knesi
Lieut.. n. Lennox, I'd U. s.. through neck;
Lient. r Quirk, do, left Leg Caps. G.. A. For.
syth, 5th H., right thigh; Major ]. Rev.
eridge, sth Ill; Lieut.. J ohm VI. Hougton. ,..tb
N. Y, right thigh Lieut.. w. M. Phi,Iips. sth
N T., lett leg amputated; Lieut.. J. E. Reeves,
sth N. Y, through throat; Lieut. b. g. E-ner,
do, In l. p and stomach.
The bodies Of Col. Davis of sth N. Y.oav
airy, Capt. Garfield Of the Cd T. s. Cavalry.
ana capt. Davis 9th Pa Cavalry, Private
supple OF 9th Regiment Pa. Cavalry, and two
others whose names we could not learn reached
the city this morning and will be forwarded tn
their friends.
Among the officers wounded are Capt. La
pier, OF the 9th Pa, who received seyere
saber cut over the left eye; 1t, Ellis, OF same
command, snot-wound' in leg; 1t. Leisure, of
the I'd U. S. Cav, wounded in the breast: 1t
Madin, 9Th u. s. Cav, wounded in back nv a
fragment of shell; Lit. Burke and Lit Lennon
OF I'd Y. 5. Cav, wonnded-the first in the
foot, the latter in the neck; 1t. Phillips, OF 9th
N. Y. Cav, leg amputated, and 1t Irwin, of
same, also wounded in leg.
We had two batteries OF artillery engaged.
and the enemy the same. Much credit is giyen
our artillery for bra very and efficiency
In force the enemy far outnumbered us.
From documents that fell into the hands of
Gen. Pleasanton, it was ascertained that Stuart
was to have started on his intended raid within
an hour or two of the time our force came up
with him.
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W. OETON WILLIAMS

W. Orion Williams, alias w. Williams Orion.
as he lately called himself, who has just been
hung at Franklin, Tenn, resigned his commits
sion OF a LIST lieutenant in the 9th U. S. cavalry,
In the summer OF 1861. He was the son of the
late gallant Captain Williams, U S. Topo.
graphical Engineers, who sacrificed his life tor
his country at Moline del Rey. He is the rel
alive OF Gen. Robert Z! Lee, Of the rebel army;
the Gusts family, and many other current
traitors Of note. He died the death Of the fool
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CAPTURE OF FUaITIvB SLAvEs.-This morn
ing; ABOUT half-past eleven, Mr.. Saml Craw-
ford, of Prince Georges county, Md, with his
agents, arrested six negroes, who he claimed as
ms slaves and fugitiyes from labor. They were
taken directly to the Office Of Commissioner
Coke, where, as we go to pre ss, thew are await.
ing the order for their return to their master
a large crowd Of white and black men col
lected in the street near to the office, but made
no demonstration. The police fearing a dis.
turbance ordered the crowd to disnerse which
order was quietly obeyed by all except q COL
ofed individual, who used some harsh, appro-
orious language to the officers, and was irnme-
diately arrested.
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NAVAL, ORDERS

The following orders have been issued by
the department:
Capt. Thomas Craven ordered to the COM
mand OF the New Ironsides, rice Commodore
Thomas Turner, detached
Commander T. A. NJ. Craven ordered TO the
command Of the Passalc
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THE BILnsAaD TOURNAMENT,

!. Nsw YoRg. June 1t.-The billiard tourna-
ment which has been in progress here resulted
in Kavanaugh winning the title Of champion.
as well as the champion table, with twelve
hundred dollars and sthe champion cue. Mr..
Fox. of Rochester, won the second prize, Of
two hundred and fifty dollars. beating Gold.
thwaite on his Anal game. Kavanaugh beat
Foley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-10

In WAsHInGToS.-Our neighbor, Of the Re.
publican, is in error in the statement that Ad-
miral Foote has proceeded to Charleston. He
is now in Washington
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WRONG CREDIT.-Inadyertently the credit
for the capture OF various blockade runners,
mentioned yesterday, was given to Admiral
Porter, instead Of Admiral Farragut to whom
it was due.
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~Four rebel conseripts and an escaped
national prisoner from Chattanooga have ar
riyed At Cincinnati. They report that 10000
men haA besn W ;thdrawn from Bragg to reir-
force Johnston. ana that Bragg hss not now
cyer 5000 men. r
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NATIONAL LoAN.-The subscriptions to the
SEQ loan amounted yesterday at the Office of
Jay Cooke g. Co. to $l,035,20
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF BILLY WILSON'S ZOUAVEs AND
PRISONERS From BANKS DEPARTMESr

NEW YORK, June l0.-The steamer Catawba
has arrived. She brings over fly rebel OFF,
GERS from Gen. Banks department.
Wilson'S Zouaves, seven hundred strong,
also returned in her. They were received by
the 5th regiment New York Militis.
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Dry AND FANcY Goops Of every variety
Il Brothers, No. 375 Seventh street and at mn
usually cheap prices These goods have been
Just purchased at the New York and Philadel
pnla auctions, at much reduced prices and
can therefore be disposed Of in such way az
to suit all purchasers. Their stock of dress
goods, cloths, silks, fancy goods, &c, is uusur-
passed at any establishment in this CITY. Sea
their advertisement ~
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COUNTERPART POSTAL CURRENCY man
VINO vas arrested lately on tho charge Of cir
cnlstipg counterfeit postal currency, has bean
bound over 10 answer by T.. s. Commissioner
Heayiitt. II 10 said that several othar persons
aT~ engaged in passing the .oonaterfeits, and
that eonslderabis OF 1t aas been disposed off,
Psi. Lager.
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NOTICE.
"A LII Parties desiring Stages for pic-nics or ex
cursi ons can be accommodated by calling at
A. 4. FOWLER'S Livery Stable.
Je N3tR No. 325 18th st.. bet NJ and n
TWO LADIES WISH TO MAKE THE AC
i quaint, nee Of Gentlemen with view to matr,.
mony. Address MISS Olo and Miss Young CITY
Post Ofics, WasLin gton. D. c., with real name.
and picture If coavenie ut. it,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

PRISONERS OF STATE. ~
The following named prisoners Of State
reached here this morning from Camp Chase,
Ohio and were sent to the Old Capitol: Genzo
Ciawsen. Samuel Clavsen, Miss Sarah J. and
Harriet Glawsen. They will be sent South.
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CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER
From private source we learn of the cap
ture, on the 10th ult., of a schooner attempting
TO run the blockade at Mobile with an asserted
cargo. The capture was made by the gunboat
kennebec, 1t. CONG JOAN H. Russ.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODs
JUST OPENED AT
LANSBURGH 81 BROS
B NJ o B e RGAIN STORE.

375 SEVENTH STREET,
THIlD Door ABovEI,
geo pieces Lawns at lsx and % cents,
Choice Cailcoes Is, IL and 20 cents
sie s hed MusIins l21G Is and 20 cents,
Silk and bingham Sun Umbrellas, from rs cents nm
Lace FONTS and Mantillas, from Auction,
Hoop Skirts of every SIZE and make
1900 dozen Green & Daniels' Spoois, s. csnts mar
dozen, - '' 20
l Geo dozen I. and P. co,ts' spools, 81.
Hosiery. French Corsets,
Black silk Mits,
And great NJ any other Auction Bargains too nu-
merOus to Msntien, at half price
LAD1DS-LADlES,
be wise and call before another rise at
LANeBURGH L BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
20 l0-2M Third door above l.
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kaR EXcHANGE

~ 15TF". FUK ENCHANGE.
Three hundred prisoners Of war left the
Sixth street wharf this morning for City Point,
TO be exchanged.
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CHARGE OF RAPE.-On Monday, Theodore
Drury and Bridget Malay, both of GeoroaD
Town, were on the commons in the FIRST Ward
together, and the latter asked the former for
some money, which he had not to give, and
both parties to the station house, and thew
were kept all night, and this morning Bridget
made complaint that he had Committed an
asss 4it on her with intent to commit O rape,
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KENDALL,S
AMIOLINE EOR TIE HAIR.

AKBOLINE
MoISTENS,
BEACTIPIES.
ODORATES,
LENGHTHENs,
INFIGORArES,
NOCRISHES,
EKBELLISHES
THE HAIR
kENDALLS AMBoLINE 10 = rare compound Of
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots. ana
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, snd PER
AANANT VIG0R of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires q
gentle stimulant.n DR CHIITON
Have never he'd anything which 80 perfectly
answers the purpose Of . hair dressing"
4 WARR1N WARD, ESQ,
No. ATT Canal street, NY.
After being bald for seven years your AMB0-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NHw
hAAn Prof. JOHN SENIA,
No. So King street, MY.
+ For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Good.
Dealers. Put in boxes, (containinx two b.ttles.,
price 81
Manufactured and fer sale ct wholesale BY
KENDALL q BANNISTER,
j - S-- nv. 01S DkcADNAf N.
RLAoK sILKst
BLACK sILKsu
We invite particular attention to our stock Of
BLACK SILKS,
just received from Auction. Et~
SO PIloEs. BLAcK silks.
! ranging from OIL to ss per yard.
All the qualities warrsated cheaper tasa aar
Gstka In the city.
DRESS GOODS.
i We 10 not hesitate to say that " Aavs the msst
excessive and cheapest s9f -
STOCK Of DRzss GOODS sI{st
to be found in tAis pirt Of the csuntry.
We have styles that are not y b had elsewhere.
Asd cGsr them ysey chssp. sat
Jos. J. MAY,
-. Nev YORK DRY Goods stsrs,
esit,R sos Pa. ~. BET. ssh and ista se, .
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ERgArUM.-in oar Georgeso wn letter of the
sth inst. by a misprint. the canal revenue far
the month OF May rad % 900 instead OF sss,OOa
the real amount.
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n @GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTlyAL-rh The
u3 ladies connected with the Calvary Baptist
Church will hold n STRAWBERRY AND MESI-
CAL FESTIVAL. in the Old Trinity Hall, on Fifth
DAY the Sth and 9Th inst, ut clock D. m Be
sides Strawb berries cream and flowers in bundance
vocal and instrumental music will be provided and
new feature will be the exhibition OF beautiful
series of Dissolvi ing Views. The object of the fes-
tyai is benevolent one. and a delightful time il
OF course anticipated. Tickets 10 cents je -4tt
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ohn-This morn
ing, ihomas Cannon, alias Gamma was tried
on the charge of high way robbery: iurv ont
John Howard, convicted Of the larceny OF a
piece OF casinet from G. F. Allen, was som
fenced to the penitentiary for one year.
George Bruce. convicted Of an assault AND
battery on II. Craig, was sentenced to the pen
ltentiary for one year, and Nicholas Warner.
convicted OF the same ofense, was sentenced to
two years.
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i
| day, and committed to the Old Capitol, for re-
| fusing 70 take the oath OF allegiance.
n-MARIHx 1AND.-we understand tsi,
0 favcrite band has been engaged to plagM
s., . i sss...s sfs: sss
4. to-nifht Whisa, added to the other assrae.
sesc.aed house. Go ana see. Tonight is .l..t
n1n.. = - i ------.. 1T
EURNIsHBD HOlsR PoR RlNT Oh SUITS
ssrnsr 1 q a ste.@aa'o''ns. Apply sst St.
BOARD wANTID-By. Gentleman. wife. and
y child; terms not 70 exceed Sso psr ronth.
P,i,.,: fss%ly Ss:ssfrsd Please address Per
RoILIR FOR sALl A three horse ,ower
for about one,Ss what ii Coat made by o Sn sos Of
n No. s:'P'f f.aa lss.i !. .ss
iz.H ..o tS.n s.s. je lost
DnooRsArIDR2 q SHI.A :.
D'ss IA s sEss .sg -
,r,es: sS4 Ss;';s
.. p-.ss. General H0n'.far mini Ss1T:;;
WArs. oooLERs =
Al sizes. ay.ri..y Of patterns and 81 low prices,
o. " BoTsLER 4 SON,
General House Fufnishers,
10 M,st between 9th and 10th sss.
SUPERIOR sILvgR-PLATBD IRA SETS.
ERNs. cAsroRs.
nc LADIES. Ae., ~
srs.s ANA "' s aSs
j. 1o..os. H'a''f'rnssi II IFa ssG asi,
En- ". WALL & CO.. Auctionsers
1t the Bazaar, 9s Louisiaxn are, bettceen Oh asd
HORSES AND COTS Ar AUCTION SAT.
H uKDAY aORaING, June 18th At 10 o'clock.
Louisiana avenue, Without reserve, for cash h: %
Black Hawk Mare g years osd warranted sound,
Grey harness and saddle Mare, coming years
. Black Colts; Stallion, and Mare, 2 years old,
s Sec. work Horsess
b Iyeh's A nASns Se Of t MAI OLD WORLD.
Huxlsy's Origin Of Species. +s,.
Lsrssnes o. fsysoi osa'sz Zoology, aad tn. NJ.
Lathams descriptive Ethuolosy svols.s Lon
orchard e Natural History of Man; 1 vol. and
folio atlas Of plates.
and Races Of the
Isl0 gRAAoK TArLsR.
HOTEL AND RBsTAURANT KxEpRRs.
our stock Of goods suitable for your bushes. !.
now complete in every particular
st0 .k OF ~ -
Bah AND ALE TUMBLERs
CHAMPAGNE AND SHERRY or a Ss rS
PLATED BAR SPOONS, - 'SH0'
LIQUOR MIXERS
eHERRY COBBLER And
TODDY sTRAINERS
SOUP BOWLS
sTEAE DISHES. &c..6e.
vas prices ga are o. Low - the same articles can Dc
q. VI. BoTELBR SOME
Housefurnishing Store
5e loot Pa. avenue. 51S Iron Halt
NJ HIT1 sULPHUR
w AID
CHALYBNAPl SPRINGS.
DOUBLING oar. r.s'1. HAf
JAh1S D. KINDLY, Proprietor.
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AFFLIcTIse.-Sunday night, young girl.
oI ABOUT 10 years age, named MarysJ. Tobin,
was taken from "Cock-pit Point" "a notorious
mouse OF ill.fame,) corner Thirteenth and Now
York avenue, at the request OF q young man
from New York, who says he is her brother.
Tor her brother, who failing to appear, she was
dismissed Last night her brother was again
IN search OF her, aided by the police, but failed
to find her ~
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-M6nday, Samuel
Uber and Peter Peppered, two Germans liyin >
near the corner Of Fourth and T streets, Nav
\ ara, got TO quarreling, and after some swear.
ing In their mother tongue Uber picked up a
brick and struck the latter on the lower uart of
the body, inflicting a painful wound. Uber
was arrested BY officer Hardin, and taken
oefore Justice McKenna, who held hum to bail
for court. y SAs
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HoHoRABLT DISCHAR01D.-Mr.W William r.
Richstein, the bookseller, Of this city, who Mas
arrested week or SO since on the charge ofex.
pressing disloyal sentiments, has been uncon.
diuonaiiy released, after due examination infa
the case by the military authorities.
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~THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL NJ,
N r. Church. corner 5th and streets. viii
hold Strawberry and Floral Sociable in the lecture
room OF the Church, for five nj xhts commencing
Monday, June 9Th, and close Friday, 18th Tickets
10 cents, children 10 cents; season. 81 cts. jes-5t~
n@CHRIsT CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL,
lkS strawberry Festival will be opened On
MONDAY EVENING, June 3th, 1853, at Odd Eel.
erecting u Sal bath schoo House. Ice Cream and
Comic tonery will also be furnished and leas ,nt
ana agreeable evening Is promised to those friends
oil tns school who will give their attendance during
the continuance of the festival. js 8-6ts
N-GRAND FESTIVAL OF FRUITS AND
US UWERS-A Festival Of Fruits and
Flowers will be held for the benefit of the Infant
HHiRHlpR% sp.9 e d TgTfsgAy
near the Circle, in the First Ward No efforts viii
be omitted to make this festival the M ost attractiva
OF the is in aid OF of the and
most worthy Of the charitable institutions of this
District Besides bountiful supply of strawb er-
ries, Ice Cream, and Flowers. a umptuous supper
Will be supplied. Donations of Cream, Fruits.
Flowers, DC, will he gratefully received: and the
generous and charitable from all parts of the Dis
tl1ct are earnestly invited to rally 10 the support
of an institution which is at once an ornament
cent. supper ncAets % cents je Sat.
1-THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S ENGLIsH
A Lutheran Church. corner Of Eleventh and
IN the Lecture Room Of the Church. for five nj ghts
commencing I L ESDAY. June 9Th and continuing
during the weak. Cake, Cream, Strawberries and
Flowers are offered at reasonable prices Tickets
~ cents; season tickets 81 cents. Je 5-St
1I@GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTlyAL-rhe
tA3 ladies connected with the Calvary Raptist
Church will hold n STRAWBERRY AM Wf>SI
~ fI,zA i
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NEW QUARTERs-The Commissioner or In.
ternal Revenue took possession of his new
rooms In the west front Of the Treasury build.
ing this morning.
These rooms have been but lately flnished
and form part OF the Treasury extension
They are commodious and neatly furnished.
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REFUSED TIE OATH.-Twsnty.u mine en-.
ployees OF the QuariermAster's Department IN
Alexandria wera brought to this city yes,sr
day, and committed to the Old Capitol for r..
fusing 70 take the oath Of allegiance
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SECOND WABD STATION CAsns,-Martha
Cavanaugh, disorderly; dismissed Solomon
Rense., threats; bail for peace. Chas. Simns.
DO; dismissed. J. w. Warreil, carryins
weapons; military. Jane Sims threats: secnris
ty for peace. JnO. Conner, drunk; S15a Kat
Richardson, do; do. F. II. Wilson, do: do
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NFS RAWBERRY RHSTIVAL.-rhe Ladies'
N of Rylsnd Chapel will Commence Straw
Terry Festival At Island / oil, corn-r OF Virginia
avenue and Sixth street west, on WEDNkSUAY
evenings. je 2-3ts
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RETURNING HoAE.-The Thisty- fourth Nav
York Volunteers, numbering, a37 men l!aI
Lafiin arrived yesterday, and last eyenin
took the cars for their homes. where tAey viii
be mustered out OF service, tAeir term OF enlist.
meut having expired.
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Warrington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks. coin asd uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson & Co.,
go. .-,.,. Buying. Selling
o. .. Coupon Bonds, 1881 49,. .107k Esn
Do, 1881, 5.2ay's ................. par
e. 3. 7.3U Notes. .....l06x lg7k
QuArtermasters,U hecks. 30 ka9ax sss-r-
New Certificates .......96k
American Gold 49,. .......... no
American Silver.
10 a., ga NEW YoRE RATKa. f,e..s
Coupon ga, 1891, Jos :; 7:aFs, In6A; New Ger
ttncates OF Indebtedness, $50; Gold, liOE.
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Of new and desirable pattsrns receivsd q :
this day and will be offered &C unusually low
prices. G. W. B0TELER & SONS
Houasfur nishing store
20 l0.e03f ssE BIS Iron Hall
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ARREsTKD FoR DssLoyALrv.--Jshu Hur,sv
sn employees ~ Ieycea coach factory, was A.
rested this morning for refusing 10 take tie oa,,
after being charged with treasonable lanxuas.
ne was committed 70 the Old Capitol.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
DIR. A. BENHAm,s

Expcctorant and Renovating
Pills, for the qure of Nervous and
sick. Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss of APPETITE, Heartburn, water
6rash, cold hands and feet, dirri-
ness and Milk sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any Inconvenience.
DosE-From 9 to 4 twice a day.
PRfoE-25 cts. per box Or 5 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DR.. A.
Bcnham, Melmore, Sene ca Co.,
Ohio. and f. Marquardt, and Du
Bois & Co. Tifiin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-31
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CAMr xEAR MuRrREEspoao.

CANT sEAB MuRrREEsBoao.
June 32nd, 1865.
In looking over the columes of the
Seneca a dUertiSer, Of June the 5th inst.
We observed an extract from a letter said
to have beea written by member of Co.
X. lOlst reg, and purporting.. TO be the
sentiments. of the Cumberland army.
But the Advertiser declined giving the
nam of his antbor saying there was stay
at home patriots " no would do all they
could 10 have the laurels torn from his
brow for the sake Of party malice and
that he should be sorry indeed TO see
him trsmpled upon by the woody headed
Clique.
am sorry the A dperiiser, who so gym
pathized with the brave soldier, and had
such respect for his lanrels, should oe SO
Influenced by fear OF the woody heads,
as to decline giving the authors name ;
| for there are nc officers MOI
even priyates in Co. X, who will ac.
knowledge themselves to have been ia
author, nor are we surprised as il does
not speak the language Of old X. for i
is rife with party spirit which is a sIan
ger here in the army Of the Cumber
land. We. in the army have something
Of more Importance 10 engage ou
thoughts and employ our time than th,
discussion Of politics, or 10 become th'
contributor 10 any party sheet tina
exhausts all its energies TO Great
factions in the North and by continu
ally whining over the war policy, weaker
Iaha ,.,tra ar Of ha Goparnn,an nd Aas roa