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For. Sale.

FIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
one tract or In parcels. inquire or -
49,. HANSON W.tCRISSWEII.
Je9eo.u Attorney Mt Law.
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40 Mercury or NdlLSeOtLS Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one OF the mosf emf.
nent Colleges in the United Stntes, and lie
greater part of whose life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philndelpbia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known.
ears when asleep, great nervousness. heinz
alarmed at sudden sounds, baShfulncSs with
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured immedI.
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LOTS IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR

r Wild SELL THE LOT NuNfBERED
i thirty-nine, and tho north half or LOT
numbered twenty-four, in that part of the
town ofSouth Wheeling known as In Grange
Enquire of WM. EXLEY, Esq, or mvEeif
The title is good. JAMES s. WHEAT, :,
my2-tt Trustee
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A FINE TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK
N dwelling, situated on Fifth street, be-
tween Zane aud Clay, containing IL rooms. 2
Possession given April LIST, lS8B For rarticti.
lars enquire OF r.LTL DAN. G.. ALBERT. -,
jel4d&wln P.0. Clerk, Wheeling, NJ. "
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"~CURE wAREANTEDS"
rIoNs ARE FOLLOWED.
SYMPTOMS:

M cauJ0r circulaj. describing all symptoms
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Especially, who have become The ,.,a,,-.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and d. y ts, or
habit which annually sweeps 10 an n, ,,Ti.tlye
grave thousands of Young Men Of T III ii INC,
eHaited talents and brilliant intellect W.
might otherwise have entranCel III; VINO
SenhteS with the thunlers or tlonncns's.1si ing
walked to eCstacy the living Tyre, NAV 10y, Sf
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@eanat.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
n~ESTABLISHED AS A pr,-. ~
FROM QUACKERY..ar M '"E
THE0NLKPLAoB W.HEREA c1,p,
-E BEOBTA MED '1- I'm

nR JOHNSTON HAS DIsCoyFPPD No..
Rs mSsf &c Certain tTa SPEEDY and only Eea,HiE
Weakness of the Rack nnGj TJt1Is' 'S Disease;
Anections OF the Kidneys and BiadierS' GGt IIfss
nntary Discharges, ImPotency, Gena,;ilIH yol'
gn 1iS SSES9msns pypepsin Lang1oT r L
Heart Timidity, Trembling DinnstSS n, q the
or GiddineSs, Disease OF the Heal u rig sight
S9Se or Skin Aseti9ns Of the Liver IG luna;
arising from the Solitary HABITS ~ GHissoiders
those SECRET and solitary practices nI6In "
70 their victims than the song Of STr.',lat Fatal
the Mariners of Ulysses bligItlng tier F' Ms 10
brilliant hopes or nntfcIp1tIonS9 t rt,, most
marriage, &c, impossible. -'''"erlng
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RECAPTURB OF THE NOTORIOUS MAJ. TCR-
NER-He is Returned to Libby Prison.-Y ester
day morning, it was reported that Richard
Turner in Confederate times the chief jailor
at the Libby Prison, and late prisoner in the
same place, under Federal authority, had been
recaptured: He was taken at MS own house
yesterday morning, by some OF the provost
guard and detachment sent specially to ar
rest him. He was sleeping with his wife, it is
said, with three pistols under his head, but he
had time to use neither of his weapons. 1t ap-
pears Turner left the city after his escape, but
returned in disguise, and has since been Sc
GREETED at home His presence was detected by
his clothing, which was sent out to wash with
his name upon some of the pieces. His wash
erwomen betrayed him. He has been recon-
mitted to one Of the Libby cells.-Rtchmond
Win. 10Th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CAIRO,
Arrival of Chief Justice Chase-Sinking o.
Steamer-Afiairs in NJ exics.

Arrival of Chief Justice thase-Sinking Of
o Steamer-Affairs in NJ exics.
CAIRO, June 19-Chief Justice Chase arrived
from New Orleans to-day and will proceed to
Cincinnati by the river.
Many Of the veterans here are opposed to
going South while so many troops, who have
seen little service, are being mustered out
Some Of the 4th Corps have deserted and 9th.
ers manifested quite rebellious disposition.
The steamer Echo, loaded with troops, COLI.
ded with one Of the monitors this morning and
sunk, carrying down number OF horses and
much Government freight. No lives lost
The pilot is under arrest.
New Orleans dates to the 18th say the rebel
Governor Allen, of louisiana, in his fare we'll
address TO the people Of his State, advises them
to renew their allegiance to the United States,
have confidence in the government and become
peaceful citizens.
A cavalry brigade, lately from Mobile, has
eHcamped near Vicksburg.
The Mobile News says the rebel Generals
Taylor and Cockerill lately expressed the wish
that the government would allow them to take
their commands and join the Federal army for
maintaining the Monroe doctrine in Mexico.
The Bagdad correspond ent OF the New Or
leans Times Of the 9th instant says there are
1900 French troops at Matamoras.
Cortinas is reported advancing from Camar-
go to retake Matamoras.
General Steele will remain in Brazos until
he hears from Sheridan.
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THE COLoRED PEOPLE AND THE PUBLIC
GRoUNDs.-A statement has been going the
rounds of the papers to the effect that on Sat-
urday last the colored people of Washington
asked permission of President John son to Gel
citrate the ith of July on the grounds attached
to the White House, which request the Presi-
dent refused to grant, because he considered
the grounds public property, of which he was
merely the custodian.
We have authority for stating that the Rev.
DIR. Garnet, Of the 18th street Presbyterian
colored congregation, made application in
writing to the President to allow the members
of his church to celebrate the Fourth on the
grounds adjoining the White House, which
request acdS granted, the President returning
the application to the Rev. DR.. Garnett with a
favorable endorsement.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

CANAL.-Arrived- Boats BRONX, lC9 tons
coal to Cum berland CO.; Little Bob, l01- IS tons
TO Central; Bette, l1O-7 tons to g. p. Plant;
Central, 106.H tons to Central co. Departed
5 boats light.
THE NEW MARKET.-Saturday morning the
new market was opened by the owners OF the
stalls, who made a very fair display of meats
and produce. Each day since the opening the
market has improved, and the indication is
that all the stalls will shortly be occupied
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-Flour-The
demand is lively. but outside operations have
been suspended by continuous showers. Su-
per, S7.75aSS: extras, g. 25aSS.50. Grain-The
quotations of yesterday remain unchanged.
No arrivals of flour and grain have been re.
reported.
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~A convention of drummers and ffers ia
to be held at Northampton, Conn.,, on the 9th,
ano IL VIII be call together several hundred
musicians.
IL Hardly cotton field is to be seen at the
south. All is corn.
~Four hundred young women have lust
England factories.
~In St Petersburg there is q sergeant of
police for every ga inhabitants, and the cost
OF the whole corps, annually, In q population
OF $4,000 is 100000 francs.
~Illinois has e5,OOO,OO0 worth of sheep
1Flora Temple was entered for the race at
New York on Thursday, but not coming up
~ ene ume In her preparatory exercise, she
- Beef has declined more than ,birtv nor
the whslesale market at New York,
sen nIo1ed b, late Government contracts, the
a. price u ing 80 IS per 100 lbs. live
Weight, best qua S'-'h1ee months ago,
$13 49.
States: ss52, 1913 worth OF his drug was i'm.
ported last year.
~ One Leslie is announced %
dins foolish Performance of crossing Ni nons
Wheel-barror-. with him.
~Le Journal de Nice publishes the follow
Ing rather naive requ est: 1.-THE person on whom
the sentry fred last night, is requested to re.
port himself at the police office and explain
his conduct"
IL The rents Of the London theatres are
enormous. That of the Haymarket is nearly
f46C0 year; of DruIy: lane f7so0; the Prin.
cess is sub let At fi000 the Adelphi is fi5OO;
and the Lyceum fi000.
IL So far Only g. 600 bales of cotton of that
captured at Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
have been Turned over to the Treasury De-
partment, as required by law.
~Canadians are making large calculations
upon the new wool crop, provided the reel.
pfocity treaty is not repealed, as the yield Will
be mpch in excess OF last years.
m The bopulation of Richmond, Va, is now
CHARMED TO be 10000, or larger than when the
rebellion CONNIE nced- b..
-There is set OF inh uman chariatans goin 2
ahou, ne country, applying suIphuric acid 70
1oou' !. their dupes, which, while IL gives
.ne teetn Q. riliiant whiteness to the teeth, in
temporary T. them forever.
short time ruin.
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THE FORTIEICATIONS OF WASHINGTON.
The forts and fortiflcatiors around Washing.
ton are to DO dismantled and reduced to the
number of twenty which are to be i'm
proved, stsen gthened, and SO constructed as to
form a complete circle OF the city. A large
force is to be set to work Immediately to ac-
compiish this end
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The New State GoYernmenf

NEW YORK, June 2O-Newbern dates to the
18th inst, have been received.
An immense supply of rebel medical stores
collected at Charlotte have been received at
Newbern. 1t took two weeks to inventory
them.
Gov. Holden thinks the enrolment of the
loyal votes will be completed SO as to have the
state convention election take place by the mid
die OF August.
The Raleigh Progress says there is great
rush of secessionists to that place to solicit
pardon. They come from all parts of the
State.
Gen Schof1eld ard staff have gone to Ra.
leigh to establish his headq quarters there as
comm ander of the Department
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PROPOSALS. FOB STATIONERY 1..ol

O1'tH Depot CoDmissnry Of Sxbs;s
so.,.. "dMfnston, d. C.. June 10. issn
s STT1Ts9 r 9p9sals. in duplicate ara ;nv;t.s
sistence Depsrtmsnf SSf for furnishing II. 81 b.
u2oheIy as may be required SUAn'iues OF Sta
Proposals win be received for
gap Paper, ruled
Gap Paper. unrnled
Folio Post Paper. ruled
ROM rost Paper. unruIed
Envelope Paper.
Letter Paper. ruled
Letter Paper. unruled
Note Paper, ruled.
ro.e oArsT, unru!ed.
Botting Paper.
O6eiaI Envelopes, white, escorted si,a,
Letter 4 ENVELOPES, viii e.. assorted si,ss
Bottle: Of M r.; III. poG large and small,
Ivory Paper Folders.
ETaiers, gutta persha.
PEI a aiSerss;.
Lead Peusil.
6 Biaes ask; su.rt. and piHts. 70 ''N ''A''
SMmins Ini'. glass bottles and steppsrs.
Memorandum Books. as,ortsa
Blanh Books, per anirs esV
Blank Books Per quiTe, dsmx
Blank Books. Per quire, medium
lndis Rueber. per pound.
Ink Stands. assorted
Bidders wiz state the price per ream NJ IN. Ale.
ese Kind and size 81 IN: price
Sam pies Of each article must be Furnished ~ II
s sTs0a e sss 70 st,
States qevsrnment, il the bidder has not one Of
The contract :t1 will be for four months from tn
Psops ' must Be directed to the undersigned
jsN.4t D. + BRIDGES, C.s.y.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RR ON EUROPE

RROM EUROPE
The London Times on Reconstruction-
The Presidents Amnesty.
HALIPAX, June 20.-The steamship Asia
from Liverpool, via Queenstown, on the 18th
inst, arrived here this morning
The London Times of the 10th inst has
another article deprecating harsh measures
toward the conquered rebels. The terms Of the
vassed The London Star pSonounces them
wise and generous.
The Emperor of France has returned to
Paris
China dates to the eth state that the Amar.
cab Ministers at Pekin and Japan are return
ing home. The cause is not stated.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.-Cotton TODAY
1uou baies; market quiet and unchanged
Breadstuffs dull. Provisions dali
LONDON. June 10, Evening.-Conscls closed
9Oa9C4. Five.twenties 81
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DECREE OF RRsTITUTIoN.-On Saturday, in
the Admiralty Court. Judge Wyle.) decree
of restitution was made in the case OF the
United States VS.. hatboat (no namel captured
by the L. S gunboat Mercury. A man named
Marcus Myers was on the fiatboat at the time
of capture, who had in his possession $4,000 in
coupons and promissory notes, which were
also lIbelled. The case was argued by MI.
Wilson, Assistant District Attorney, for the
Government, and John ]. johnson for the
rfeDOndent
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THE BATTLE FIELDS

The work OF interring tae remains OF de.
ceased soldiers, both Rebel and Union, on the
battle fields from Charlottesville to Rich.
mond, is progressing favOrably under the di.
rection OF Captain J. M. Moore, who has about
regiment OF troops to protect them from m oles.
tation. bead boards are being erected at the
graves, bearing Inscriptions Of such informa
ton OF the deceased parties as can be obtained
This information is to be registered at Canaan
NJ oores Office for the benefit OF those interest
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rRAND AFTERNOON PIC MIC OF TIL
u VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY,
OT GEORG ETOWN ID G.

On MONDAY, June 26th, 1865. at Green a
fpring Pavilion, one quarter mile above
Georgetown. commencing at two O'Clock in
the afternoo n, and closing at two O'Clock ~
m Coaches run to the grounds from the corner
of High and Bridge streets every fifteen minutes.
A find band of music will be in attendance. Posi-
lively no improper persons admitted on the
gro unds.
Tickets. 81. admitting a ge mt and ladies.
Committee of Ar Eangements john Q. LArr1ar,
R. Hunter, Jas. Rantzell, Jas. Cleavelaud, n
Petit, je 21- 81
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THE RECEIPTS.

The receipts from the sales of Government
horses and mules now going on here, begin to
realize handsome sum, about two hundred
horses and mules being disposed of each day,
at lair prices, averaging probably about SS0
per animal. As those now offered are in a
servlceable condition the sales attract large
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FROM NEW YORK.
A South Carolina Delegation en- route to

NEW YORK, June 20 The Steamship AL
hambra. from Charleston, on the 18th instant.
has arrived. Among her passengers are VIM.
LaudleSs formerly Agent OF the Associated
Press, now editor of the Charleston Courier,
from South Carolina to W asH1ngton, relative
to reconstruction, &c.
The following compose the committee E
Frost, chairman; J. E. Holmes, 6. ]. Crafts,
F. Ravenel, DIR. John p. Mitchell, F. Richards,
J. H. Yates, ]. H Steinmyer, and N. H. Gill;
land,
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GOVERNMENT MULES AND HORSES.
In addition to the sales OF Government
horses and mules now going on here, the
Quartermasters Department has ordered q
large number to he disposed of at public sale
Immediately at prominent places in Maryland
Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New ork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-20
GOVERNMENT VESSELS FOR SALE.

GOVERNMENT VESSELS FOR SALE.
The Quartermaster's Department is rapidly
disposing of such vessels as can be dispensed
with. On the 23d instant the barges Andrew
Goodwin, Hail Columbia, and Wasp will be
offered at public sale at Alexandria, and the
Path the steam tug Jennie Baker and barge
James Berry will be sold at the G street wharf
IN this city.
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je 2D.2t
NATURALIZATION.
MAYORS OFFIoE Ct-vu

ORGANIZATION.
u MAYORS OfFIos, CIrYHa11
representations having been made n DO DO
il to a ovne1s of At large il city th.
S.s section of the act approved Jsnuast 9i
stricti1 snfo,.sd AZ act relating to dos.,n viii he
ans a,1ss Sstgfday the Of July n aays from
of Com,o. oy Me Soa1d Of Alder men and Ro,,,
tbsa to t9 Of ths shs be
WITCH sb sh mi OF the dog kind within this 40
sns Maysr Judge dess Of
to issue bis ; be the duty Of the Mayor
dsned 81 t9 e.. dSs Kind pe1od II 10 $.
wire muaas sscayeIy r rat "a &C. Cd and
Sss ioom 6aitns and ID
ira Without such arfips ths period
police and S
desspated BY the MAYOR to persons % may be
visions OF this &C: vary out the pro-
le2O cost RICHARD WALLAoH 49,
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MRS. SECRETARY SEWARD.

MRS. SECRETARY SEWARD.
We regret to announce that Mrs. Secretary
Seward is so extremely low this morning as to
prevent the attendance Of the Secretary at the
State Department to-day. Great fears are en-.
tertained by the friends Of the family as to her
recovery.
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HOSPITALS.

The number OF Government hospitals in this
department is to be reduced as speedily as
possible, commencing with these having the
least number Of patients. The Judiciary
Square hospital and Seminary hospital,
Georgetown, will be first discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-20

~From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, and from ]. Shillington, Ode, Il Build.
ing, and from John @. Parker, 379 street, we
have received advance copies of 9odey's La
dy's Book for July.
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THE PRISONERS AT POINT LOOKOUT.
Up to yesterday morning 1900 rebel prison.
ers, who are to be released, remained at Point
Lookout Md.
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ARREST OF A REBEL SENATOR.


The Rebel Senator Henry q. Burnett, OF Ken
lucky, WI o took the oath OF allegiance here
yesterday, was arrested at Willa1ds' Hotel
this morning by order of the Secretary of War
The specific charges against Burnett, who up
to g O'Clock this afternoon was yet in custody
at the Provost Marshars Office, are not made
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-20

PATRNTs.-To. day the Patent Office issued
100 patents, the largest number ever known.
Prior to this wear, the largest number in any
one week was 9e, in 1860, and up to this time
during this year the average has been III per
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TRANSPARENCY

The 9TH New York heavy artillery. Col J.
C. Tidball, has been transferred from the I'd
corps to the 22d (Gen. Auger's) for duty in the
Isrtihcations around Washington, with head
quarters at Fort Richardson. Z
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THROUGH MAILS TO RICHMOND.
The Government mail boats have received
orders to proceed directly to Richmond with
the southern mails from Washington, instead
Of landing them at City Point, as heretofore.
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THE DISTRICT MARsHALsHIP.

iesterday Marshal David S. GoodIng' re-
Gently appointed for the District. was intro
duced to the Court By his predecessor, Colonel
Lamon. George W. Phillips and w. A. Null
10y were reappointed Deputy Marshals, posi-
lions which they have filled with so much
credit for several years.
Marshal Goodng also reappointed the bai.iffs
who have been serving the Courts for some
time past, as follows:-R. ID. Hughes, J. f.
King, John H. Stewart, John Dewdney, and
Vim. l. Ross.
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! DOUBLE Duty,

Colonel Browning, one Of the Presidents
Private Secretaries. has been absent for two
days, visiting q sick relative IN Maryland
During his absence Brigadier General Muzzy,
Military Secretary, has discharged the duties
of both.
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GENERAL sHERMANS HEADQUARTERS.
General Sherman's headq uarters and effect;
left here yesterday by rail, en- route to 81
Louis.
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PROMOTION.

Colonel w. H. Noble, 18th Connecticut, was
yesterday appointed Brigadier General. The
regiment is now stationed at Hilton Head,
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REroRTs-Second Preeinct- NJ xrta
Davis, profanity; Charles Powers, throwing
stones; Winslow Joyce, larceny; dismissed.
Conklin and Peter De(}raw, malicious mis-
chief, Patrick Tyler, drunk and disorderly;
military: John Bondisun, horse :stealing jail
ton, drunk and disorderly; s. each James
Glenn, peddling on Sunday; 80. John Dris-
coll, drunk and disorderly; 90. Frederick
Clinton and VIM. Greason, fast riding Is each.
Margaret Sullivan, threats bail for peace.
Daniel Mccarthy, violating city ordinance; S5.
Patrick Frailey, selling liquor unlicensed: $40.
7hird Precinct.-Wm- w Hodge, forgery; Jail
derby; Charles Lennon, John Ford. disor.
derby; SlA each. CLARA Goodman, do; Cor
nelius Sullivan, do; work3ouse. Ebert Bur
connterfeit money dismissed dH n Aasnstus
Simms, larceny; for trial.
Fourth Precinct.- Pat Donohoo, assault and
battery; bail for court. W. H. Ingalls,, petty
larceny: Stephen Fanny, disorderly; military
James Glinp, John Cronin, drunk and disor-
Derby IS each.
Harry Carroll, 1.-TWO cases,) assault and bat
teryi bail for court. John malatesta, larceny;
90. Samuel Mark, disorderIyi dismissed. L.
Snowden. Thos. Snowden, disorderly conduct;
50 each. timothy Carlin, Irving MCCARTHY,
do; So each.
S,rth Prectnct-Charles Floyd, assault and
battery; dismissed. Francis Awful, disorder
~; SIS. John McCallister, do and drunk; mil
itary. p l.. Mcqueen, DRUNK; d Patrick
McNulty, do military g. Learch and Chas.
Baker, suspicion; dismissed.
DEPARTURE OF TEooPs.-Since our last
report the following troops have left WASH.
ington by ail:-Hth Michigan battery, las
men; lst Maryland Light Artillery, 1885, 3eth
New Jersey, $40; Pennsylvania Independent
Battery, AS; Massachusetts Heavy Artillery,
29s; Sth Illinois cavalry, 1910; 18th Indiana
battery, III; 95th Pennsylvania volunteers. AZ
18th Michigan battery, l66; - do, I5s; 49sh
New York, IS; 4th Massachusetts heavy artil-
Iery, 1850; LIST Ohio battery, 1879; 43d New
York, 100; SD Pennsylvania, CD independent
Pennsylvania Light Artillery, 165; nth New
York, "a; LIST Wisconsin volunteers, 81.
THE ALLEGED Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY.-Thi5
morning it was thought that Chas. w. Spencer
who was arrested a few weeks since on the
charge Of abstracting Treasury bonds when
passing through the Post Office, would have &
hearing before Justice Johnson, when he was
present with his with esses, but in consequence
OF the Justice receiving telegram from Mar
shall Car michael, OF the Baltimore Police,
stating the witnesses could not get down to-
day, the case was further postponed.
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D0ENTIFS To CEASI

BY recent order of the War Department,
the payment Of ell United States bounties to
men enlfsting in the military service will cease,
from aud after July 1, 1865.
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FRENCH JAcoN1rs
AND ORGANIZES,
We shall open to.day fifty pieces verv choice
styles of
FRIHCHPRINTID JACONHTs
AND
ORGANDIEs,
from Bernhard & Hutton g sale of last FRIDAY
Also, from the came sale,
BLACK SILKS,
such as
GRO DI RHYMES,
TABFKFAS,
GRO GRAIN AND
MOURNING SILKS
LUP1N's THIN BLACK GOODS
OF every description for mourning.
We offer the above goods at q vsrv',.u
vance on the auction cost.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avsnus.
N' between 9th and 10th SITS.