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Mr. ColIsmer desi fed tsat tina system OF ths
department should be fHify tried, and was
therefore opposed to the amendment.
The amendment was rejected, aud the bill
Mr.. Grimes called p the house bill to pro.
vide for the Improve Aenf Of the grounds OF the
government. hospital ssor the insane ov an ex-
change Of lands with A1s. Perkins, and it was
Mr.. Morrill msde q rrport rom the co-nmi t.
tee OF con fereuce on the disagreeing votes OF
the two Houses on the bill to prevent snug
cling, made report, which wss concnrred in.
Mr.. Sumner, from the H,mmittee on Foreign
Relations, reported hack the House bill 70 in
crease the salaries Of tae Judge and srbitrators
suppression OF the African slave trade.
Mr.. Foster, from th- Judiciary Committee,
reported the House hiiPto regulate prize pro-
ceedings and the distribution or prize money.
He said it consolidases the existing Acts on the
subject, and is Recommended by the Navy De-
parfment and Va 3. Attorney and Jadge of the
District Court in Massaohhsetts.
EHousE.-The House passed, the bill amends
tory of the Pacific Railroad act.
The House rssumedlths consideration OF the
House bill, fu rther to regaiate and provide for
the enrolling and calling Cut Of the national
forces, and for other purposes. =. ~
the bill which he proceeded TO explain. He
said, among other things. that he dispensed
with contamination en- tirely, leaving the law in
relafion to substitutes as it now Is. The Pres.
ident is authorized to order a draft for not more
than three, nor less than one wear. Soldiers
may also be recruited in rebellioHs States to be
incorporated with the troops OF loyat States.
/, In conclusion hetshowed how rs sentialiy it
ts to Keep mp the army TO put down the rebel
len, (which, II not put down this year, must be
put dewn next year, or ten or twenty years
wonid not be worth the paper on which it
might be written. There could be no peace
without positive putting down Of the rebel
lfons and the removal Of the causes which pro.
auced II. Sex @ 30
Mr.. Odell, OF N. Y, opposed repeating the
Communication clause, believing 1t was; the most
efficient " ay to recruit our armies. He said the
democratic party, to which ne belonged, was az
mueh in favor OF supplying men as the other
side.
Mr. Garfield. Of Ohio, advocated the repeal
Of the commutation clause, arguing that our
armies cannot be Adequately filled up without
such repeal. ~ ~ .... ~ ..
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

be-. .s ]. J. May co. -r
VIII commence on Monday, June 9th, to close out
the balance oftheir stock Of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
at very low prices. They have on hand of recent
purchase large stock Of
PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SILK GRENA.
DIMES. WORSTED GRENADINES,
PLAID AND STRIPED FAFFETAs,
PLAID, STRIPED AND EMBROIDERED MO
zAMBIQUEs, lu9.
PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED ALPACA Pop
LINs, ,.-sS 80
PLAIN AND FIGURED BAREGEs,
SOLID COLOR TAMARTINEs. GRAPE MARHTS.
CHALLY DE LAINS, FRENCH CHINTZ, JAG
ONETs, "a
ORGANDIEs, LAWNS, GINGHAMs, &c.
Allof which will be marked on Monday next Is
per cent under former prices
The above goods are Of fresh importation, and
are very choice. both in styles and quality, having
been selected expressly for the best city trsde.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FABRICS will he included in the goods
marked down, SO will THIN sHAWLs and LACE
POINTS and MANTLES.
We expect to have a great demand for the above
goods at the reduced prices. Those who intend to
go in" should be. quick about it. as We don't in
tend it shall take all summer to dispose ofthem.
J. J. MAY CO.,
3Os Pennsylvanis avenue, =
je 74-2t fGE between 9th aud 10th sta.
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CONFEDERATE OFFICERS COMMITTED To
THE OLD CA pITOL

Col. John A. Baker, of the 3D. North Carroll
ma cavalry, Major Thomas S. Mills, who says
he belon ged to the Adjutant Generals Office Of
Ford, A. d. O.; and Second Lieut. T. G. Dono-
van, of the 4sth Mississippi; fnentioned in our
first edition as having arrived IN this city on
the steamer Keyport,) were committed to the
Old Capitol this morning by Col. Ingraham
Col. Baker is a cavalry officer, and at the
time OF his capture was leading a charge of a
Rebel Brigade which he commanded.
Major Mills, who says he belongs to the
Adjuant Generals office Of the rebel War
Department, was captured while carrying dis.
patches to Beauregard. He rode directly into
our lines, and inquired for q certain rebel
brigade. He was informed by our pickess that
he was in the "rie hit shop" and they immedi-
ately requested him to dfsmouns oh'-'3 i ia
These officers are all we'll dressed, having on
new suits of clothes, their pants being similar
to those OF the Veteran Reserve Corps.
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lY WIN L WALL & CO., Auctionaers.
South corner Penn = avenue and 9th st.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.

= ~
NJ. K WALSH Il co g LARGE SALE 0T OVER
800 LOTS OF UNREDREMED PLEDGES OF
fPRING AND SUMNER CL0THINqs GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY&,
On SATURDAY MORNING the Cd iav of Jrly,
commencing'at az o'clock, will sell very large
assortment of spring and summer clothing, con
sistins in BART. Of .-...
Il Business Sack. Frock. and Dress Goats.
s Pants. Vests, Cnderclothing and Shirts,
Z Ladies' silk. Delsine. Calico Dresses,
Skirts and Dress Patterns,
Stella pc, Wooden and other Shawls land Tn
'dfrclOthine.
Velvet Cloth. Silk and Lace Closks.
Quilts. Blankets, Counterpsnes, Sheets, PILLOW
Cases and Towels,
f large assortment Of
Gold Silver and Plated Watches,
Gold and Silver Vest. GRard, and Chatelane
Chains,
Diamond. Plain Gold and Set Rings, Bresstpins,
LOckets. .. r..
Gold and Silver Pens. Pencils. &c.
Sin gle and Double Barrel Guns, Revolvers, and
Violins Guitars. Banjos, Drums, Flutes and
C1aroipets
Stereotype Views. and a thousand other useful
articles not enumerated which musbbe sold with
out reserve to close the hu sinesS.
! W. L. WALL & co. Aucts.
N. B.-We would res pectfully call the attention
of persons having goods deposited with Tvs to como
and redeem them within B, days from the date OF
this advertisement they will be forfeited.
jeg5 NJ. X. WALSH CO., Pswnbrokcrs.
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AFFAIRS In ST. MARYs.-We have renewed
sos hnnarad ds.s ,U ny, ta men,
drawn from this county. The names will be
drawn in Baltimore city, and the draft will
likely be made during the ensuing week.
A meeting of the farmers OF the I'd election
district Of this county was held at the Factory
on saturday last, for the purpose Of determin.
ing upon the wages TO be given for hands
during the present harvest They decided to
give good Graders 1856 per day, and binders
$50. The scarcity Of labor in this section will
render harvesting extremely difficult with
many, and good hands command high wages.
We understand that in some sections Of the
county SO 50 and 81 per day have been offered
tor good cradlers.-St. Nary Gaestte, June Is.
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FROM THE FRONT.


f9rther Particulars of the Fighting on
Wednesday-A Surprise on Both Sides
We Lose a Considerable Number of Pris.
oners from the I'd Gorps-The Enemy Fl.
nally RePuleed with Great Loss.
Through the courtesy Of our neighbors Of the
Chronicle we have copy Of the following dis
patch received from their special army CORES
pondeit, Mr. r. H. Nc Bride: 70 .c Al "a
NEAR PET1RsBURG, in ne 23-s p. m--We
have had plenty OF skirmishing all day. The
sharpshooters on both sides are continually ex-
changing shots, and frequently pick of a
man, who is, perhaps, near . thousand yards
distant
| Our battery OF %. FOUNDERS is train ed ON the
rebel batteries near Petersburg, aud every
morning we are treated to a splendid artillery
duel. r-a ,HF..
! The weather has been unusually warm and
oppressive. Cases OF sunstroke are quite nu-
merous. ~
Every indication Of rain gradually melts
away with the morning mIsts, and by midday
the heat is insufferable. -,..-.,. ..... -.
! I am sorry to have the loss Of some men 70
mention. They were captured from the I'd
corps, when the rebels got into their rear and
took Meningitis battery of rhe12tn New York.
1t would be impossible for me to tell with ac-
Owens, McAlllsters and Motifs brigAdes are
among the number. and probably would not
amount to one thousand in the aggregate.
Barlow was marching rapidly towards the
in echelon by divisions. Capt. Crownenshie
OF the lst Massachusetts cavalry, had seven
hundred mounted men of the Provisional Bril-
gade, composed of attachments from all regi-
ments and comm ands. He fought the rebels on
the right of the plank road long after his am
munitIon was exhausted, holding, with deter.
mined valor, whole brigade Of rebels in
check.
} In the meantime the rebels had succeeded in
getting in between GibboI and Barlow. They
were as much surprised as our men but being
first to make the discovery of the position of
things, were quick to take advantage OF it.
There was very little hard fighting; the men
were taken before fully prepared for resistance.
The horses were cut from the battery. and the
guns spiked. When the line was re-for med the
rebels came up again, but were twice repulsed
with dreadful Losses. Later the Sth corps
charged them,, driving them some distance,
and forming on the left OF the ID corps.
The enemy guards his railroad. He is fully
awake to its importance and is now arrayed
In front OF the track. Better come out and
charge US; make desperate effort to drive off,
than wait within their breastworks till every
road OF supply is destroyed, every avenue OF
egress or Ingress dramatically sealed. His con.
dition cannot be ma de worse esen should he
attack and fail. The Notifications will re-
main, and be just as valuable as before. 1t is
probable that he may assaultsat any time.
Our lines are long, but / am sure they ara also
strong. a. 'f'tiH ~
Hill and Longstreet with their commands
are here. r. H. MCBRIDE.
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COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS. -
The President has nominated Major Jacob
Zeiln, now in command Of the barracks at
Brooklyn, N. Y, to the position OF Col. Com
mandant OF the Marine Corps, made vacant by
not yet confirmed the nomination, though there
is no doubt but what it will. Major Zeilin has
been in the service over thirty years. ~ :;
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CAPTURE OF CONFEDERATE OFFICERS

CAPTURE OF CONFEDERATE OFFICERS.
Three Confederate oficers-a Colonel, MAJOR,
and Lieutenant, were captured on the Jerusa-
lem Plank Road, by party Of our cavalry,
on the 22d.
These officers were brought up on the
Report this morning. They are Col. John
A. Baker, Sd North Carolina; Major Thos. s.
Miles, Of the Confederate Adjutant Generals
Once, "a herculean seven footer) and Lieut..
DonnevaHt, 14th Mississippi.
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THE MARINE BAND will perform as usual
at the grounds south Of the Presidents House
this evening, June 25th, but the hour has been
changed to, from six o'clock until half. past
seven. instead of from four until half-past six
as heretofore. This change Of hour will prove
OF great convenience TO the public, enabling
thousands to enjoy the music VINO could not do
so at an earlier hour.
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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE Il Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, sALEoF TWo BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES NEAR THE NAVY YARD. BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHAS.


On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th. at six
O'Clock n the premises, by virtue of decree or
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia,
sitting "a chancery, passed tine 9Th dayof April
ISL. in a tain canse wherein George W. Miller
is complainant and Ellen Miller ct al. are defend
ant. No 146, , we shall SELL
Part of Lot No. l. Square No a52. beginning for
the SAINT, at S3 feet inches from the cor
ner of sid lot, and thence running west and front.
ihg street u feet, thence nsrth IS feet Is
inches thence east II feet, thence south rs feet
inches to the beginning, together wit the inn
provelnents, consisting of g. three story brick
dwellirg house. Y
immediately after, part OF lot 2, same Square.
beginning for the same at pc int on street south
lf0 feet from east 18th street, thence north about
y feet thence west q feet inches, thence south
about - feet, thence east p feet inches to tie be-
gnn Dg, together with the improvements, con-
sisting OF q two atory brick dwelling house 49,.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in siy,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, for
which the purchaser must give notes. secured to
the satisfaction of the Trustees. The purchasert to
have the option of aging all in cash.
.Conveyan cling and stamps az the cost OF the puT
Oh ssers. " 80
IF the terms of sale are not complied with in
days thereafter, the Trustees reserve the right Of
resellinc at the risk and expense OF the deaultng
purchaser, on one weeks notice IN the National
1ntelii senoef. GEORGE b0hRER,
- ar A. THOS BRADLEY,
Trustees.
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RYJ. MCGUIRE q co., Fa,enonerrs
M RnRTYE NE RNErIIRGf Avn unr1s

SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD skysH-oeravr Pr.
AEO FORTE. FCRNRrUREt AND HOUSE,
HOLD EFFECTS, AT PUBLIC SALE
On TUESDAY MORNING. June q. at N o,cfock
al the residence OF q esntlem declining HI use
keeping, No. % Psnnsyfvsnias aEenus, Gsouth
side, between the Circle and GeorgstownJ va
shall sell all the furniture and eacta. compr 81
: Superior Rosewood Seven Octave rikuoforte
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofa and ParlUr
Chairs go go 80 ~.
Marble top and other T 4bfes Is
Cane and Wood seat Chairs Lounge
Mahogany Card Dining. and other fables
French Mantel and Mari ne cioeka
Window Curtains and Shades. Vases.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets RUGS
Oil Cloth and Mating
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Redsteads. Mattresses saline. 'sH ,fs e.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Locking Glasses. Toilet Sets
Silver. Plated Castors, Spoons aud Forksy
China Glass and Crockery Wsre a.-
Cooking. and other stoves
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen
regulates. -E 80
ie.-at JAS. C. Mcguire Co.. Aucts.
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RETURNING HOME.

This morning, the steamer Keyport arrived
bringing up the LIST Excelsior regiment, mum
bering one hundred and twenty. seveH men.
The 5th Maine also arrived this morning on the
City OF Albany. Both Of these regiments came
out at the commencement of the war, and have
been in some very severe fights The small
number with which they return, after serving
out their full term, gives evidence that they
are composed of the right nettle.
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b 1-p NEGRO TROOPS GOING FRONT. .f'
One hundred and twenty three colored
soldiers, recruited and drafted in Maryland,
left yesterday on the steamer Charlotte Vaa-
derbilt for the front, under charge of Captain
Butler, of the 36th u. S. colored regiment, to
which regiment they are assigned.
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, AN ARMY CORPS DISCONTINUED. - =
BY direction Of President Lincoln the 18th
Army Corps has been temporarily discon-
,tinued The General commanding the divi-
sion of West Mississippi has been ordered to
assign the troops Of this corps. .s g.af s-.G -
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IBy the Peoples Line-Onice 81 Ninth street
1i2x; u S 52Us iO5 4; Certificates Of Indebt-
ednsss, eS4; N. Y. Central, l34: Erie, max;
Hudson River, 14eH; Harlem, ESQ; Reading,
1ii; Michigan Central, $50; Michigan Sonth-
P,tsburg, lax; Cleveland and Toledo, -; Ohi.
cage and Rock Island, nih; Milwa1kie and
Prairie du Uhen, 20; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, 1l44; Alton and Terra Ha1te,
65; Chicago and Northwestern, SAN; Quick
silver, az.
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FRANCK TAYLOR
y r,nr, MAYORS OFFICE, June 2 1854.

II MAYORS OFFICE, June g. 1874
10y VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CITY COUN-
CHS and in accordance Herewith, shall offer for
sale for cash, to the highest bidder, Thursday,
the 29th instant in front OF the City HALL at the
hour Of IL the exclusive right and priv ilege Of
using the several Corporation Scales until the lst
day efJnly, 1885, for the purpose of weighing Hay,
situated at the following p aces: =
No. J. X street north, at its interse cton with
vermont avenue and 18th street vest. 49,.
NO: z Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 18th
streets west. - = q =
No. 8. In front Of Northern Market, at intersec-
ton OF New York avenue and street north.
No-4. Corner of Maryland avenue and Sd street
No. 5. In front of Anacostia Engine House
No. 6 In the vicinity of the depot of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. = -
MOI. At the foot of 18th street west on the Po-
tomac river. n -.
8. At the foot of Sd street east on the Eastern
Branch. 80 -
The following ia the tariff of rates which the
purchasers are entitled to receive For every load
OF hay straw fodder, oats in the straw, wei Ching
one thousand pounds or less % cents; over one
thousand pounds, 81 cents; and for each and every
bundle, bale or package Of the same 10 cents: for
weighing live stock, two cents for every hundred
pounds
Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with all the provisions of the act approved 2ist
February. 1853 entitled AN act to establish pub
lie hay scales and for other purposes.n
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GEN. GILMORE

This officer, who is now in the city awaiting
orders, had an interview with President Lin.
coin this morning, which lasted for some time
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~ From John @. Parker $40 street, and
from Jos. Sbillington, Odeon Building, we
have Frank Lssl1e's Lady's Maoazine-a star
number
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POST OFFICE. wasHIssroy CIR. D. @.

US June q. 1854.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the late act
of Congress recurring subscribers to pay their
postage all publications strictly in ance the
pr bile are peetfuly informed that the carriers
will call upon each subscriber on the first day of
July: and on the first day of each succeeding quar-
ter, for the amount OF postage due and unless
prompt paid either to the carrier at the pot
once, the pa p-rs must be retained in the office or
be treated "a trsnsients, a. reauirediby Law, and
be charged for accordingly. je A-6t
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je 2s-2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
GALE AE CON nEMNEn HORSES IND fr,LEs.

GALE OF CON DEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
CHEZ Quart.rnlaster's 0oiss. Depot Wash,nston,t
u Washington. ID. c., Jun. 25. 1854 {
nesr The in the eitu Of wash
D O., on WEDNESDAY, July g.. 1854, ana on
WEDNESDAY. july 90. 1894. a lot Of
HORSES AND MULSS,
condemned As unfit for public service
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m.
-tsrs D. r. RUCKER.
~ BRIG. Gen. and Chief QuArfermaster.
Je % 2t Depot of Wash gton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Gold.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.1
NEW YORK, June IS, IL M.-Gold 215.
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DECLIEHD.-Hon. Benjamin G. Howard and
Henry May, appointed by the recent Maryland
Democratic State Convention, as delegates to
honor
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SECOND EDITION,
5 O'CLOCK Pm
vERYELATE, FROM GENE AL HUN.
e. TEn,S COMMAND.
HeeFpifills the Mission upon yshfeh He
was Sent -Great Damsge DSne the

Rebels.
The War Department we lesrn, to-day re-
ceived information from General Hunters
command, which, having fuiflled the mission
upon which it was sent the destruction
Of the CentFai Railroad I'm the vicinity of
Staunton, OF the Gordonsvills and Lynch.
burg Railroad and an. important. portion
OF the James River CanalTis successfully
pressing forward<o the point in Western yir-
gtnta Hunter was ordered to make for after
having done the in the Valley assigned
to him. His losses have been smaller, than was
anticipated when he set out. The ser vices his
little army have rendered are Of great impor-
lance, indeed, aud his losaes Of comparative
lnsignlncance. E.}s .rr-t9ass.!saa
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DYw.L. WALL Il Co, Aactioneers.

TRUSTERS Sale OF VALUABLE PRUPEKTf :,
: By viz tue of q decree passed IN Chsncery cause
No O., Supreme Court Of the District Of Celumhis'
shall offer for 81 at pnhlc auction to thehlEn-
eat bidder on WEDN ESDAY. the 2sd dav Of Juue,
1854 at clock m all Of Lots nn hered ese ven,
III twelve tl2D and thirteen. tl3, in Square mum.
bered nine hundI ed and sixty. (sse., lying an
h.ing in the city of in the D'st,ict OF
rth and 18th streets east. The sale to take place
on the premises.
Terms af sale cash. 49, .,
Ali conveyanciDe at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. -.
Upon default of anv purch seer or purchasers to
comply with the terms of sale the property viii
he resold at the pense Of the dsfauting purchs1
ser, upon giving three days further notice.
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
my F-dts WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
- TIRE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3Dth inst. at o'clock,
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS Trustee. IL
tees W L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoFND-A ANAL sum, of MONEY. which the
L owner can have BY csllingst 255 9Th street
and describing. = ,e 25-3t'
S. .ns "a e ;'.T.P tss .,s.a
nit z. ss k fss5 the F'i ssss.
sisss ass ;,i s. .ad PG;
Artisry. The s ndsr 70 viii Be- satss r' re-
"ssssa y isasin them ss4so Ne" York avenue.
Srcvn spot. on each ssia sSO on s the sssck
fo r. to beef at this Office or ae4 street
SFRAYED AMAZON or about the 18th Of June
- BLACK HORSE. with Q. on his left shout
81 u 'is., $s
rtsnaess to st. east k9s .;a h L..s
STisaxED 1s.s Sss the 10
1 s;s s I'M ssh 1ss Ps
ss;:ss between aoth and 2ist SITS First Ward
osT an. MEN y fo9k ,sa.P9 e. s1sei ts5s
berger, and to Julius 0bernderf. gu from Bsiti-
IL vi. s s ssd
et j. ss,s: reward VIZ. ,,lz Nh. ADLER ~
hands hi Oh, marked y. O. blaek Horse, MARI
J. e., 1" anu lump upon one OF ais r1Ds Th0
above reward will be given by returning to the,
and sts., Island. -. 'Ft lie 25,3t*
I OST-FTvE DOLLARS REWAR6.--Lady s gold
II SPECTACLES.o on Friday morning, in going
call at $50 18th street, near Z. rsIil lie 42tt1;i
7 osTIo2 June 2sd = letter eelonsipglo Fran
IT ia OF use to the finder but he Will receiye
the of So by leaving 1t at this on Co. je "a St.
- lUMonday from Buzzard IS Point, Island, about
nine years old lame in right hind foot where he
:s ssis 70 s. r 's
I OST-On Monday, the 2'th inst !, white and
II red buffalo COW. middle size. rs reward will
be paid If returned to 4. O. GAYER No 10 Mad
ison street, between 9Th and 7th and NJ and SITS.
T OST OR STRAYED-On Monday. the 10Th Inst
II a dark brindle buffalo COW. with white star in
her forehead. and slit in her light ear S. reward
will be paid for her return TO
JOHN MAHONEY, No. SO Madison st.
je 233t* bet. 9Th and 7th snd M aud N.
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
~ scriber, on the Bladensburg road. the
Catholic Cemetery. two COWS. The owner will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges
je23-3tN HENRY W D1EHL.
T OST-On wednesday morning, between the
streets. two BREASTPINS, one amosaic, repre-
senting St. Peters at Rome; the ether. Burns
Residence, on copper. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at the store of JACK
SON, BROTHER CO., 333 Penn avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 18th SITS. - je q St.