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RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1854.


1Ile EkeVoh ahveSs~
The dispatches sent over the wires
this week in regard TO the rebel demon
stration north, have been so coniiicting'
confused sensational, and In short "Phil-
aaoiph,. ~" character, rs to render an
attempt IL IA &c accurately Of the signi-
lcance of the movement little better
than useless The want Of reliable in
format ton still exists, as we write this,
and tie rebel numbers engaged in the
"invasion can be put anywhere from
Ave to forty thousand, to suit individual
readers, with dispatch to back up eth
or number.
However, as the rebels, more or less,
have been for several days crossing the
Potomac" as only few stragglers had
at our last accounts really got across, If
any; as no organized movements on their
part have in all this time been develop
cd, and as "forty thousand" is used in
war kilograms, like in algebra, to
stand for any unknown quantity, 1T is
highly probable that the grand rebel
"invasion" is nothing more than horse
stealing and barn-robbing raid. And
1t is highly Improbable that man has
been detached from Lees army since the
force that went out after Hunter, hume
rous kilograms to the contrary notwith-
standing.
After all the terrible pounding, and I'M
finching and persistent following up he
has experienced from Grant, Lee must
know something Of the kind of man he
has to deal with and that Gen. Grant is
not man to be distracted" or to al
low his army to be divided, or his grip
about Richmond and Petersburg to be
loosened, by the sending north of any
rebel detachment. Nothing less than a
terrible emergency, admitting no possible
alternative, would therefore tempt SO
good q general as Lee to the most dan.
gcrous and almost certainly fatal ex'
pertinent of weakening his forces in the
face of his determined enemy. In this
view, we should be glad to believe there
'is large detachment from Lees army
in Maryland for it would indicate that
Grants grip has already frightened to
such degree as to compel Lees resort
to the most hazardous of all military
expedients as his only hope of relief,
The rebel force in the vicinity of the
Potomac is probably that which was
originally sent after Hunter, perhaps
ten thousand stroEg perhaps less. Its
object is mainly to steal horses and sup
plies.
Whether there be more or less, Grant,
we believe, will fight out his campaign
around Richmond until Richmond falls,
and if Lee is really constrained to dis
patch more men from his army, because
his supplies are cut off, our forces at the
North, with the prompt aid of the mill
tia, ought to take care Of them, while
If the rebel "invaders" are not too few
and do not skedaddle back too soon,
Grant will turn their absence to good
account on the Union side.
80 1t seems now; and if we receive o
dispatch before going to press to the eff
feet that there are 10000 rebels in Ma
ryland or Pennsylvania, we will believe
it, when it is officially confirmed.
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j2S-2wd

A UCTION The subscriber will sell
IA at Pubic Auction at bis residence on Sat-
urday July 10th, at one O'Clock 2. NJ, one COW,
one two years cd heifer, to cave in September,
six yearliug ewes, one gearing buck, FIVE hives
bees, forty sap buckets, ons new sap ran. one
rifle, one new cook stove and housing stuff too
numerous TO menti n.
II, N. DIKEMAN, JE.,
july6:dlv&ws Elst Hubtariton, Vt.
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THIRD VKRMoNT.-The veterans of the
Third Vermont, not re-enlisted, will be
mustered out of service at Burlington
about the goth of this month.
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" A dispatch from Bangor, Me-.
says Co. A, State Guard, has been Or
dered to garrison Fort Clary with 1903
men. Among the priyates was Vice
President Hamlin.
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DEATH OF HoN. B. w. DRASB.-Hon.
Benjamin w. Deane Of Grafton, died
very suddenly on Wednesday last, from
an attack of bleeding at the lungs. His
funeral was attended yesterday at Graf
.on. Mr.. Deane has c"rd 1c-rral public
offices, having represented his town in
tie legislature, having been for several
years Secretary of State, and for many
years Register of the Probate Court for
his district, and he was man much es-
teemed and respected by all who knew
him.
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THE CAvALRY.--A correspondent of the
Free Press furnishes that paper with the
following list Of casualties In the LIST
Vermont cavalry during the recent raid
of General Wilson.
KILLED.
Lieut.. Fl. FL. Hall, Co. E; Lieut.. Stew
art, Co. G.
WOUNDED AND PRISONERS.
Lieut.. Greenleaf, Co. L ; Lieut.. Moore,
Co. d. ,. ..z.... .-..-
WOUNDED.
Capt. Cummins, Co. D, face (is in G. G.
hospital, City Point.
MISSING. ..-...t
Lieut.. Sawyer, Co. B; Lieut.. Chandler,
Co. b; Capt. Grant, Co. 1 Lieut.. Higley,
Co. *.
Sergt. Woodbury., Co. G, killed.
Corp. Jenny, Co. 3, killed.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. fol-
lowing are the states which will parti-
cipate In the next presidential election,
with their respective numbers of elect
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VERGEESEs BANK.-Mr. j. D. Atwell
has resigned as Cashier of the Vergennes
Bank to accept the position of Paymas-
ter in the army. Mr.. II. c. Horton has
been appointed Cashier Of the vergennes
Bank. Mr.. d. II. Lewis is employed as
Teller.
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NOTICE.-Owing to the high cost
IN of materials used in manufacturing Soda
Water, the price hereafter will be 10 cents per
glass, with an increased siGs in the glas.
POND & MORSE,
LEWIS & FOX,
j2s-2wd +. PENN.
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MONUMENT. Tie monument to the
memory of the lite Phillip G. Tucker is
finished and nas been erected In the
cemetery at vergennes, by the Free Ma
Sons.
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WooD BURSED.-Some forty or fifty
cords Of wood near the depot in Yer
gennes, were burned few days since.
A spark from locomotive Is supposed
to have caused the fire.
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s9 The Harlem Railroad now runs
It's trains into Troy.
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GOV. ToD's REPLY.

YoUNGTowN, Ono, June 80, 1864.
To the President, Warrington City:
The condition of my health forbids
the acceptance of the distinguished po-
sition you offer me- Grateful for this
mark Of your confidence, l am sincerely
yours. DAVID TOD.
The declination Of Gov. Tod was tele-
graphed Immediately upon receiving the
dispatch from the President
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MEDICINAL.
NOT A RUM DRINK!

NOT A RUM DRINK
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEG ETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE TONIC
That viii relieve the asa,sssd, and
NOT MAKE pRUNKARps
DIR. HooFLANp's
g E r M "A N liter
DIR. o. M. JACKSON,
Philadelphia. Pa,
WIN effectualiy and most certainly cure Ss.
eases arising from disordered Liver, Stomach.
or kidneys. Thousands Of our citizens are sui
ienns nom Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases, ana
70 wnon the following Questions applykwe guar
HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTKRs,
WIN cure them.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DIsYAsR.
Do you rise with coated tongue morninn
with bad taste in ths mouth and poor appets
for breakfast Do you feel when you first get m
so weak and lauguid you can scarcely get about
Do you have digsiness in the head at times AMI
often dullness, with headache oooasionallyi-
Are your bowels costive and irregular, and apr.
tite ohangeablei Do you throw up wind fror
the stomach, and DO you swell up ofteni Do Won
Il y fulness after eating, and q sinking vher
the stomschis empty Do you have Heartburn
OCCASIONALLY Do you feel low spirited, and loOk
on the dark side of thinesi Are you not unus.
ally nervous AZ timesi do you not become rest.
less, and often lay until midnight before you can
20 to sleep and then at times don't YOU feel dul
and scaly! also ssllovi In short, is not yoI
life burtaen. full of forebodingsi
HoOFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs
will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous d.
bility, Disease Of the Kidneys, and Diseases ans
ing from Disordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from disorders of the digestive organ,
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of Blood
the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight In he
Stomach, Sour Eruetatons, Sinking or Flutsr
ing At the pit OF the Stomach, Swimming of tie
Head, Hurried and difficnlt Breathing, Flutterins
at the Heart, Choking or suifocating sensations
when in a lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dos
or Webs before the Sight, Fever and dull pain IL
the head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yellownea
of the skin and eyes, Pain in the side, back, chest
limbs, Sc, sudden Pushes of heat burning in The
hesh, constant imaginings Of evil, and great de-
precision OF spirits.
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THE TENDER OF THE SBcRETARYsHIP.
The following is the correspondence
between the President and Governor
Tod, in regard to the Secretaryship of
the Treasury
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WAsHIEGToN, June 80, 1864.
Hon. Dagid Tod, Youngstown
| have nominated you to the Office of
Secretary of the Treasury in place Of
Gov. Chase, who has resigned. Please
come without moments delay.
A, LINCOLN,
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(PUBLIc REsoLUTIos-No. 49,
JOINT RESOLUTION making appropriation for the
payment of taxes on oeItain lands owned by
the United States.
Be 1t resolred by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntat,pcs of The United States Of America in Con-
0ress osssmblsd:-
That, o pay axes on lands owned by the Uni
ted 5 ate, the sum of twenty thous md dollars,
or SO much thereof as ray be necessary, be and
the same is hereby approp lated out OF any mo-
ney in the Trea ury not otherwise appropriated;
and the Secretary of the Treasury Is hereby di-
rected to report to Conge's upon what lands
such taxes may be paid and the amount so paid.
Approved, February o. 1854
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VIM cure them.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DIsIAsR.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BlTTRRs

Will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous a.
bility, Disease Of the Kidneys, and Diseases an
INK from Disordered Stomach.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS s

m GE0RGET0WN, D. c., MAY "a 1864
i HE Z ersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer
chants do hereby agree to close our respective
places of business at ~ p. m from June lst to
September lst, 1854, except SATURDAY, in order
to afford our employees a portion of time for re-
G.. W. BEALL g. Co,
W. S. MATTHEW'S
JOHN J. B0GEE,
GEORGE w. ORME
ID. JACKSON.
w r. HURDLE,
LEWIS BROOKS,
+. T. MILBURN. ...
A. ]. RATCLIFFE g. CO.,
GEORGE UPPERMAN, .
ia. CARROLL,
A. P. OPFuTT & CO.,
w. 81. ERNEST,
J. T. KELLY.
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
EDWARD II. BROWN.
SMOOT & BERROUGHS,
-..# Il. 3. ROSENTHAL,
EDWARD MYERS. my % 3wF
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1854.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPEB
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the
residences of owners may be secured by observing
the following Rules:
l. Direct letters plainly to the street and mum Der
of the house. --- -
g Head letters with the writer's full address, in
Guiding street and mum ber and request answers to
be addressed accordingly. H .- -H" s0i
g. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in q
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked in lower left hand corner
with the word Transient" 49, 40 -
A. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
band corner, and leave space between the STAN D
and direction for postmarking notwithstanding
with the writing.
AIequest for the return of letter to the writer
funclaimed within thirty days, or less, written or
printed with the writer's full address across the
left hand end Of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage,
payable when delivered to writer.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION,
i p REILLY.

ELDUN HILL, - Fl fETIE SIhEET,
tNEAR BARSUM's CITY HoTEL,l
Has at disposal SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting
of a large Parlor, five well ventilated communi,
eating Chambers, which he will let to q party of
gentlemen dur ing the approaching session of the
Convention. Comfortable dining rooms adjsin
the paror, and the bill of fare prises the best
the market affords. The location being central,
near the principal hotels and the City Passenger
Hallway, is most desirable. Early application
should be made my 50 cost
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THIS (Friday) EVENING, June 3,
Won Weber great master work,
DER FREISCHU rZ,
DER FREISCHUTZ,
Grand oper' N% S3pr SG sGss The hes selsbEsted
being given in a separate act.
sPEciAL.-"Der freischutz" attracted the two
greatest houses the entire season in Boston, and
one of the chefest causes of the great success
of MIR Grover season of Grand Opera in that city.
This opera is so infrequenty performed in Italian
that those accustomed only to allan Opera are
ao %
performed over three hundred times in the city sf
London in German, the only language and school
strumentation and exquisite melodies make it, for
q. all time, the pet of the Continental denies,
where, with the greatest preparation, it is pro-
dnees every 'eafC CARL FoRMEs,
~ " n'' '', '''' CASPER, The RANGER,
sgnora Frederici, her greatest role as Agathe
M.Thee Habelmann as----- -----....-----....Ma Max
Mile Pauline Canissa as .Annchen
Heinrich Steinecke as--- .Ottocar
NJ. Anton CRATIC as Hermit
Lehman as.---- ----- Cuno
NJ HenZier as .---. .---- Zamlel
Bridesmaids, Foresters, Musicians, Apparitions
%s II act third' 4 5hS esIeSrs'sa g 4
Goblins, sprites, Demens; the Phantom Hunt,
CastRg the Magic Bullets
SATURDAY, June4,
last night of Grand Opera
' e''HE HERR JOSEPH HERMANNs a-
~ = ' MEPHisToPHELEs
UsT.
MONDAY. June 6.
MISS CHARIoTTE THOMPSON
and the Dramatic Company.
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A LLOw ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
"A my really handsome stock of MILL IN
merry and FANCY GOODS which haypeku

just arrived and ready for your inspection. *
handsomest stock OF FLOWERS ever imported,
which, looking at them, will convince; English
beautiful Pamillas, as white as the driven snow;
fine stock of Back Combs and new styles of Fans
Having been for many years in the wholesale
business in New York render my facilities to offer
you any goods in my line beyond competition.
NINE PRINCE,
my 90 lmF t % Market Space.
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THIS EVENING, June 3,
FIRST night of the new Comedy now playing in
New York and London, with great success entitled
A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP,
Mr.. :-.........---.M Mr.. Geo Becks
Appearance of the favorite comedian.
MR.; B; q. RoGER AS FELIX 0'CALLAGHAN,
- '''' - ''-' HIS LAST LEGS.
Tomorrow, by an arran cement with the Mana
FAREWELL BENEFIT
will be given to
MIR. B. G.. ROGERS
Monday, first night of the engagement of the
MIR, J. S. CLARKE,
who will appear Dromio of Syracuse. in
SHAKSPEARE'S COMEDY OF ERRORS
supported by the tayorite actress,
MISS ALICE GRAY,
and other popular favOrites
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FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Ladies Is cents; Children 10 cents.

In preparation, and win shortly be produced,
ANEW SENSATION DRAMAl
written expressly for this establishment, by o
popular Dramatist, and founded upon incidents
which have trsnspired within the city. Due no.
tice of its frst representation will be given.
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DARGAINS IN MILLINERY
- AND CHILDREN SFANCY HATS
AT THE
NEy y0pK Fsr pJ rcuurNr

No. A Market Space, second door from 9Th street.
Having q large and extensive Stock of Goods,
and desrous of reducing i before the close OF the
season, the PRICES will be marked down much
below their original value.
Ladies will now have the Opportunity of pur-
chasing an elegant, stylish Bonnet for the same
where. -
The stock Is complete, with every novelty of the
season. my N-2wf
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CONVERSATIONAL.
In THE SENATE Yesterday

IN THE SENATE yesterday
Mi. Lane, of Kansas, wished that the sensa
OF me Senate should be taken on adiournIns
over from Saturday until Wednesday.
Voices.-What for?
=! MT Lane.LTo enable Senators to attend the
Baltimore Convention. - e'-s o
I In the evening session. -..s.-
. The Joint resolution rendering the thanks OF
congress TO Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Bailey,
acung engineer 10Th army corps, was called
up oy MI. Doolittle, and, after the adoption of
an amendment, offered by Mr. Grimes, strlk ne
OUT tne clause authorizing q gold medal to be
struck, the joint resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill in relate on
to the pay and emoIuments OF attorneys nd
clerks in the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia which was referred. .---
The bill to empower the Superannua eB
Fund Society Of the Maryland Annual Conf,r.
ence to hold property in the District of Coium.
bia, under the will Of the late VIM Douehiy.
was passed.
THE HOUSE
AT the evening session took mp the, Senate's
amendments to the bill to provide 3 home for
friendiess women and children. and referred
them TO the committee on the District of COL
umbia,
The House passed the Senate, bill, granting
an honorable discharge to fremen and coaJ.
beavers the same as is granted TO seamen.
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d MUSICAL. :

L ROF. EsPUTA Would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared to give lessons .Ey
in Veal u and IL tps Muss
he is now able to devote the whole of his time to
instruction in music to all those who may be
is the same as is taught in Europe-that is, while
he makes good performers of his pupils he max es
may receive instructions from him may acquire
that knowledge of music IS will maks them com.
. Prof. Esputa is now forming classes and all who
limited. 90 A'
For terms apply to Prof. JOHN EsPUTA, No.
5l3 Sth street east, Navy Yord
N; B. The cars Prof. Esputa g residence eve-
ry six minutes du ring the day. my q. Inn
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~ 4

YeagtrCC York Hiram Young VIM
MISCELLANEOUS.-Edit of New Nation; The
States Union; Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
SIS Sh; Arymaer; Nepos; r. p; D. l.. o.
1t SAYLES J . BOWEN, Postmaster
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GROWERS fHEATER.

LEoNARD GRovER--.---.-...--- ..----.------...D Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA VEN.
TILATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS.
ICE WATER FOR THE AUDIENCE!
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lUILLIlM BRADLEY BEGs TO INFORM HIS
w friends and the public that he has On hand q
variety Of large and beautiful style Of Monuments
Head stoues ard all kinds of Marble worked to
Srder and is thankful for past fsyoIs and hopes TO
selieit share Of their patronage. Penn, avenue,
Between lSth and ISth sts. nh E-eoan'
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THE FLYING MILLERITE,
THE FLYING MfLhERlTE,
THE FLYING MlLLERITE.
Hi,lv West sJ Jake Naomi Porter as Pete
Billy West as Jake n Naomi Porter as Pete
On, THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARKIEs.
On, THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARkIES.
on, THE DEVIL AMONG THE BARklES'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TBNTH STREET, ABOVE PRNNsYLv ANA AVENUE
THE COOLEST AND BEST VENTILATED PLACE
OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
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n0rA lady recently issued cards for q sun-
per party, and had "No Butter'' printed On
them.
SCharles Kean, the English actor, who is
now in Australia, is coming to the United
States.
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oRPoRAGGIESNMT AGGENT oR wAThR MASHsNSn2N sfocK SIX FEh
The subscribers have ON sale Corporation of
Washin gton Six Per Cent. Quarterly Water Stock,
n snu ms Of one hundred dollars or upwards. The
entire amount Of this stock is limited to $50
for which the revenue from water rents now
amounting to about $4,000 per annum) is pied ged,
in addition to the faith of the city making one of
the best secured stocks in the country.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE & co. q
my 9-eolm Auction and Commission Merchants
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First week of the e-splittin Farce, entitled
THE FLYING MILLERITE!
OR, THE
DEVIL AMONG THE DARKIES,

JOHN MULLIGAN
in his Iau shable Character of
TOBY TURTLE
in the funny Afterpiece of
THE MANAGERS ASSISTANT
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KIDWELL l. HENDERSON,
IN No CE N Gr N

KIDWELL & HENDERSON, Fsta 10
N No. 1867 STREET, NEAR NINTH,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have now in store well Sc
WALL I'LL PHPERs AND WINDOW SHADES.
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices.
Work done at short notice in the city or country
by experienced workmen. .fJ M.
Remember the place, No. 365 ID street, near 9Th,
Fronki;nl lHa n Buildipg. ap2-tf
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% A Pc r II A NC I N G s

& would most respectfully inform my en- stomers
and the public in general that am now receiyine
my spripg stock of American and French PAPER.
Papers, suitable for parlors, dining rooms cham
bers and halls. - -
am ALSO in receipt of large assortment of GIT
and Tassels. -
All persons wishing to purchase will do well to
look for themselves before buying elsewhere, IS
have the largest assortment Of the above goods in
the city. JOHN ALEXANDER.
my9eoZm Intel No. 24O Ps. avenue.
dQ6 PAPERHANGINGS. 126
A selected and varied stock of Fine, Medium and
Low.priced Peperhen ginRs, Borders. statues. &C.,
1t J. MARKRITER'S, ass 5th street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
Terms cash ap 29-lmif*
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Change in the olio Department Each Night,
Change in the Olio Department Each Night.
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XIII. WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY. JUNE 3. 1864

Lenahan Jno
Lutman J Nj
Latin Jno o
Linton DR. J d
Ian ngley Jno T
Lane Col ] G
Lee ] A ]
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Doors open at o'clock; Performance tn com.
menee st o'clock.
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Leech Eli

Leech Eli
Lindsey L w
Landon Z II
Lasselle Frank
Lerew Geo F-2
Lewis Geo G
Lancaster Geo
Loomis FL w