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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
WlsT JIRslY BAIL E--,

", W. i FS %.ISI Ii I;l. From - 1
DAILY except Sundays.
Oommencipg SATURDAY, June 10Th, 1865
, Fer CAPE MAY, DC, at $50 A. NJ, Express. 80
~ r; ,si iIi vlsELAsD. &c. s:oA. M
For BRIDaITON. SALEM. &C.. at ,s.B A. M.
For aLAssBoRo, &C., $50 and sls A. M. 2.so
70! W04DguRY. &c., $50 and Gas 4. n. 2.so.
and es kkiTTuRn1Ne WILL LEAVE
CAPE May ct $50 A. NJ. Mail, 20 A. NJ, Freight.
Millvile It 50 4. NJ. Mail, = .os p. NJ. FREIGHT.
Brideeton 81 s % 4 NJ. Nail. SAN. Freight,
ssisn al SIS 4. H., Mail. ga. NJ. Freight. 4as
Wocdbury At dis and 8 ga; ~, Mail, s~A.M
Freight, SIS and s.23 P. NJ, PASSENGER.
On the FIRST day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May, and
which will leave Cape May at s A. NJ, and Phil
adelphia at 4.Se P. NJ. This in three hours from
j VAN RENSSELAER,. Superintendent
West Jersey. Salem and Cape May and Millvilie
THE WIsT JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches Of express
business, receive. deliver and forward through
other responsible Express Companies, to all parts
of the country, any article entrusted to them
Special Messenger accompanies eacn tarouen
train.
Philadelph Ia, June :, 1865. je lo-dtsepl
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NHIIcB BALTIMoRI 4 OHIO RR. co.,
~ WASHINGTON, December Is, 1854,
20 II


T sad S.s1s
". .'s WIS EssFH uA.
RIsBURG TRAIN-Lesve Washington 6:1s 1. n.
A Ho INV :. SR Yosk k:So pHinAnr1pH1. TX
RhiI.dep i:se p r., New York $50 P. y. No 70
No. s-BALTIMoRI L w1srzRN TRAIN
Leave Washington Sis 4. NJ. stopping at way
e: sy ss s !.
s.s YORK as!1. !. s.ns;: x..s
~. PhiiadsiDhi. s:s7 ?. n, New York 1000
No. s-BALrIMeR1 TRAIN AND WAY sTA-
ING At Relay with jrsdsrief train. Arrive It Bal.
No. s-sALTlMeHH COMPUTATION AND
PHIiADELPBIA TRAIN Les!so Washington t9
AHA n
No. 14BesToN. ALBANY + NEW YORK X
ssrs 81 Il Ills train connect al early
ing W pss NJ 1o M
sol ,by this train. WHICH is limited n capacity By
a'aIs RI ]
Leave Washing ton 49, ?. A:and arrivs"' 6sa-
sSH Ixk1 1seE 't.RsA 4s s1
i s ssgs q
farkersbure, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 AN.
FOB ANNAP0LI6 the econeetions Will be made
r. t. III % .; .is aio from On
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TH1 ONLY TRAINS !aoM WASssa I'm
A. n. and P. Y. for Baltimore, snd $50 Pm:
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West. and
the p n. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TIoKlTs 70 the West: - yell g 70
the Station Ticket once at all hours in the day.
we'll a. 1t new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Peunsylvania avenue, between ~ and
BGGGAGl will b checked ct all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
~. Al PAssfNGIRS, whether soldiers or citizens,
are POLITELY but earnestly requested to respect the
rues OF tie Line, established for the general sd
:osh 8 ths .ssPips Of one OF more cas- Ar
prevention Of mokins in snZ bit the n nmSshss
WITH the decisions Of the agents or conductors
In regard to their seats tcneta Etc.. especially In
the hurry % Pi ssaITa, Master Of Transportation.
y ~ = NraiT kat AGENT dea41
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CALI OF GOVERNMINT NORsIs.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

Qxa1,gmaan Ge~saPs O6tes. Fiyn Dtvsslo~,l
Washiasto1 City, May %. 1866. {
Will be sold, at pu bile auction to the highest
bidder, ut the time and places named below. viz
BALTIMORE, Maryland. WEDNESDAY,
June 7. 1855,
LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY.
June s, 1866,
READING, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY
June Is 1865,
WEST CHISTER, PENNSYLVANIA. THURS
DAY. June Is. 1866.
MIHlLIN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
June ~. 1865.
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY
June %, 1855. -.z
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THUR6DAY,
June d. 1855. rt-----
flfHSbuRGH, PENNSYLVANIA tn URSDAY
June %, 1885.
...s NE auNDRlD CAVALRY HoRslS
gains may Be S.S. rnias purposes many good bar
NJ. Terms, cash In UnitsS St.tsa cnrrsncv A.
Bsevst Brisadser assssts 4; xKIN.
my S-oeS 1iIss Oivihion @, n, G. q.
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-UA meeting OF the hotel proprietors OF
Boston was held IN that city on Monday, at
which il WAS agreed to reduce the rates of
charge n fly per cent.
~A National ConveL ton Of tobacco grow.
ers Is TO be held in Louisville on the second
Wednesday in September, the principal object
OF which is TO consider the just method Of tax.
ing tobacco.
JET. Davis commission as 6rst lieuten.
mt oi DRAGONS, signed Andrew Jackson, Pres
inen,, anu lewis Cass. Secretary OF War, and
dated Aprii ~, ISL, to rank from March l. 1919,
mas lsIIen lnt mo 'ne hands Of member Of Gov
Oglesby's staff.
STbe Fifteenth Regulars, now stationed
at Chattanooga, are ordered 10 E"-t ader.
When full, this regiment Will nnmha- $500:
eighteen hundred men.
SThere are 1850 persons living in IN.
crowded houses in New York, and ino ano
more in attics. lofts, &c. They are packed ~
ar the rate Of 2i0,00O 70 the square mile.
- For the present the ex tent OF the Gov
eminent business over the southern tele-
graphic wires suspends the arrangements
for opening the lines 10 the public. Active
efforts are making TO increase the telegraph
facilities, SO as TO increase prompt despatch to
all business To c. from the South.
SThe Ballard House In Richmond has been
rented By Bostonian for $4,000 per annum,
On q lease of ten years, and will be Immediate.
ly renovated and opened as nrst.class hotel
DThe Prince of Wales regularly appears
IN his seat in the House Of Peers, and recently
voted for the first time, in favor Of the bill for
the Utilization Of Sewerage. r..-
~ Many OF the national banks, contrary TO
law, have adopted the plan of having the sig
nature Of their officers engraved upon their
notes. The 4emproller of the Currency mas
ordered the illegal and mischievous practice TO
b discontinued.
USome Of the recent sales Of government
vessels have netted severe losses, steamers
costing eighty thousand dollars, selling for
Sssp tsap ons.I0urth hat sam,
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINs.
HoLDy1Rs' TICKETS AZ CONVENIENT RATS,
Low PARE AND QUICK TIMK.
PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT TO LADIEe.-MADAM WENAH
can be consulted on the cure of Female Dis
eases It her residence. No. 227 9Th street vest.
Hours from 10 q. m. to D, m For particulars
send for . circular. je3ln%
MADAME RDSTELL, PRoFRsso OR OF MIDwIFs.
~ AZ; who has successfully treated all diseases
OF females for thirty years, can be consulted, as
usual. at 162 Chambers street, New York, or by
letter, and medicine sent By mail. Married or
dy for removing obstruction, from whatever
cause cause, can rely upon hH fe,sorsted infallibls
regularity in IS hours il of short standing, but
obstinate cases Of long standing may rsquirs No.
ard can never fail are safe and healthy; price Us
box Gan be obtained At No; 16x Chambers isr, st.,
tons, by addressing Box No. 2,359 New York Post
once Also solo in Washington At No; 4oI 9th
avenue and 18th street. Copyright secured.
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zrRoM BALTIMORE, 4& asaAlS
~" 'o AND sfoHMoSD. S 6A1I1Yt. POINT
Win leave t. Union Dock foot of Concord street,
FORT Mos s1ayR a. ASp B s 4 ia VA.
Connecting at Fort Monroe with q line of first.
GirY ' fofSr a AND ESs
WILL ILL.,, Lave ', RI RISaMoND A. A: DAILY.
EoIf.k at NJ. and arriSinR in B.Iti more
n, tine for TIE Eastern and Western trains, and
The steamers o. this line navigate the James
tiOns. and all other objects Of Interest ' ''A''
1T, TICKETS Z; T 70. the above place. can be had on
Fare from Baltimore to E ES,'S %e,fo. SS
Through tickets from Git3 Psisi g
- The state room .ccommod.tions are unsur.
~, Passengers taking the lis train from
~ q Pssssnsers taking the 800 A. NJ. train from
81 Passengers taking the s. P. NJ. train from
urouo,,oH, a. N. FALLS, President.
aOGa y CONNOk. Passenger Agent. jd3 tt
PHILADELPHIA sTIAMlRs.
HsX 1H1Rfsss Line, semi. weakly between PHI.
T MnAWSaaiNGTOH and GEoRG1-
s: ssSs:rs h.,aow.r. rhil.d.lpAi. and george
kfFS ;aa s.1: E.Es
phia: and No. 80 Water street. between 0onsrses
and High, Geofsetown.
-o' N'As.' .pp'' " JOHN b. DAVIDSON,
Agent n FhiladelpRia. WM. +. SIFDH. IL
North Wharves.
Agents in Isxandria. FLOWERS b BowlN.
No. King 1t. nov9-u
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~The New Orleans Picayune says that
many prominent Generals and engineers OF the
Confederate armies, fer the moment uneasy,
or apprenensive for the future, contemplate
going 10 Brazil, where they expect to find q
more independent home and better employ.
ment for their skill and talent. The same
movement is contemplated by officers and eu.
gireers of the Confederate navy, with whom.
personally acquainted as they are with the
Brazilian shores, the idea probably originated.
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occurrence Of the recent dreadful explosion in
Mobile, Mr.. -, weli-known business
man, was seated at dinner in the Battle House.
dashed wildly 70 wards the main exit Of the ho-
tel. The window frames were crashing, the
glass falling In all directions, and the crun.
bling plaster powdered his dark locks to q
snowy wilderness. Badly cut and bruised as
he was by these missiles, he gazed calculating.
ly up and down the street for q moment, and
then started at full speed to the telegraph Office
screaming, "Glass and putty-glass and put
ty--tell-to ship nothing but glass and putty. -
After making this order to mis- New Orleans
correspondent Ineligible 70 the telegraph op.
orator, the gentleman tainted and has ever
since been suffering from brain fever.
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EoR NON -RIf1NrIoN Oh INcoNTIn1No.
II of Urine, Irritation. Inflammation a. I'LL nNVA
alton Of the Bladder OF Kidneye Disease ~ ~.
Gravel or Brick dust Deposit, and AL DisssSss..
Of the Bladder. Kidnsys; and propsicL sWeT.
i nHstt use HALMBolDS FLUID HxT IA By.
a READY AND OONeLUsIvl TEST OF THI.
"A Properties Of HELMBOLD'e FLUID TX.
TRACT BUCHv will be . eempAriSop with those
st1oytA - he U.e. ptpsnssts5, nas xSm
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~The King Of Saxony has applied for the
eItradition Of German named Frederick
Theodor, alias Theodor Seydel, charged with
forging bill previous TO coming TO this
country The accused is a soldier in Sher-
mans army, and enlisted in the second Mas.
sachusetts regiment. The case is now before
the u. 5. Commissioner Of New York
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@The .Hermitage,'' the last yelling place
OF General Jackson, is in a very dilapfdated
condition. II was purchased by the State OF
Tennessee, in 1856 for S4S,UOO Mrs. a jackson,
widow ot the late proprietor, has appealed to
President johnson for a permanent home al
The hermitage. The President referred her
application to Governor Brownlow.
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IL The foreign demand for butter has large
ly increased and still continues. In 1864 the
exports from January to May were 5, 40. 400
pounds; for the same period this year, 6,s43,s27
pounds. Inc demand is still increasing, and
Great Britain Is the chief consumer, the usual
supply 20 that country from ireland having
largely diminished.
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Financial.

The New York stock market Yesterday
showed slight downward reaction, the result.
apparently, Of decline in gold and sales to
realize profits. The indications are that unless
gold should again take an upward turn, there
will be halt in the upward movement of
prices.
Governments are rather more active and
Timer, the result Of the disparity between
prices here and at London. Five-twenties
were y better; skies; Of 1881. rose also 4; ten
forties were steady at 109x.
States stocks sympathized with the depres.
sion Of the market. Tennessee skies were enc
lower Missouri skies rose I; North Carolina
skies closed at 70. - ~
Foreign exchange was less active. There 10
q better supply Of commercial bills and the
rates tend downward. The leading drawers
quote sixty days sterling 110x, bat good bills
can be bought at no.
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DROPOsALS FOR SEWER.

Sealed P59ps.als xil be fsssiysS 6y The under
street vest from the Moth side IF street narta
se5.t,sS9 q tie ssity Of Washington. D. C.. zap
That the Msy orb be. and he is hereby, authorized
and requested to csuse three feet Il. inch barrel
side Of street north, and from the north side Of
s the tan III the , aid t: be
provided with such manholes and lateral sewers
The Be- .RS
Sc 1S5 s a d
Of the Second Ward and two assistant eonmis-
ssasl t. P' b ssa
work proceed regularly northwsrd, and during tia
AND the the
to defray the expenses incurred snder this act =
j. IL and parts 81 sss oes
he a9ssS tue said lax to aot Be- a -
sesssd and collected in the same nsnns- as is now
and eoIlsctIps tts cost Of i.yins foot pa!sment.
p,os,d;d; That the expense Of copst.uctns this
crossed By Sshs. streets avenues o. public alleys
be sss ss ns o
the Second Ward Of which Z acient amount Is
and the il The
oe9 ss ns e 1s paid
Bidders will state the price Per ineal foot for
the three feet SIX inch sewer, also for the four
the laterals per trap eaeh. per mendole each.
which shall include all excavation: &s.. &c, as
tie stelsss sSs to
SO. IL reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the once of tina
City Commissioner every day, bteween the konre
of 10 O'Clock a. M and IL M; also In the Oitv Snr
veyor's off &c every Msnday and Friday. IVA"
None bnt practical mechanics need hid
RICHARD WALLACH Msyor
MlLLARD DRAKE.
THO6. @. WILSON,
jsl3sot22 tlnt.) Assistant Commissioners.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
DoToNAc TRANsPO5rAfIoN COMPANY.

D0IohAC TRAHePoATATIoN COMPANY.
s:s:mss,r e y.nastoil. o:p s: I; csl9ss..,
The Steamer. 9. VAN DERg5Ly and zxpssss
XII l .sS r sslsinYsrs sveFy TUES: Eh
esoFsesown. steypi.s st all the usual landings
PA "a %sHs ifs!i ss: it'1,
usual landings e' on K. .is.r: stopping a. the
sohs sis Fl Lsss .. s',s
j.: BRoDERs & CO.. No. King street, Alex.
MORGA RHINEHART L Co. No. 1o4 Water
street. Georgetown, and 241 street, Washing.
A rLANTIc sTEAMsHIP CO.'S LINZ
"A SCREW sSfEnAMras
NEW YORK. s Ht ss5ssEfs,x ALEXANDRIA
5dGh KaNT1 RsaI. Capt. MAsoS Ezs
Leave Shows vS Ss io1 W.tsr Street, George.
town, stea M, Tuesdays and Saturdays. for New
Freight received daily, handled in the most
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, Ut fair rates.
nodatioDe for comfort and pleasure. direct through
from Washington TO Albany. Troy. and SARATOGA.
Tickets good for either night or day steamers St.
John. Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew, and g. Vib-
bard, on the Hudson River.
Through to Providence and Boston By the splen-
did steamers of the Neptune Steamship Company.
line.
For freight and passage. apply to
W r. SNOW & CO..
1O7 Water street, GEORGETOWN,
FLOWERS Il BOWEN,
Alexandria, Vs.,
Il. B. CROMWELL & Co
e6 West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be eneased at the
Company's Office, 241 + street, between 18th and
14th, Washington, D. G. ie6-tf
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- seizure was made by the Boston Gus.
TOM house ofhcers Last week, of several casks
eff what purported ~ be empty ale bottles
made of earthen ware. which were found to
contain from twelve to fifteen high cost cigars
each, so neatly packed that it seemed almost
Incredible that they could have been placed
there without damage.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEAsANf AND UN
i eAHE REMEDlE8 for nipple asant and dAnses
eus diseases Use HELMB0LO'S EXTRACT bU
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CONFIDENTIAL

NNFEEBLID AND DELICATE OOaeTTT
II TIQNe. Of both ssxes; lss H1LMBOLD
1XTRA0f BUoHU. II YIN give brisk and enc
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SPECIAL SALES OF eERVICEABLl DRAFT
- HORSEB.

wa2:s s,s'a' s. G e. gns. os. iss,
80 By direction Of the Quartermsstsr General,
"a sss;:
$ifs4RSkS siS
WILL1AhsPoRr' P4 1ssl sAruRDAY' June II,
wlsrcH.sr1z, PA si sArURDAY. Jun. II,
~: + 1885,
PHfI2bifPHIx, "a Pa: sHTtRD4T. Il June as'' "a,
eEEsseHS 81 ssfasbi ". js9 'fs
a5FE Es SaHS,1S S 5Sls
In opportunity. to purchase . superior class Of
sound and .er!ice.bie, are no longer required in
is especially called 10 these sales. ~ WV. 100
ste.nSoss for aiesssro viii leave Seventh
ssrs TO- Thaa JAMES gsIy a h0 Eki fen
Bssyss srgadier General in charge, First p j,
SALI OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
QHsra,masss, s..ssr. oae.. Fist D,ri,io..,
Win be .ola st public suction. 70 the hishss,
bidder. At Giestoro. D; O.. on
EhIVA June 1900,
TUESDAY. June s, 1865,
III URSDAY, June 8. 1865,
FRIDAY, June 9, 1865,
ru1sDAY. rH6 tss "a and FRIDAY
OF each week thereafter during the month Of
June, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORsEs EACH
DAY.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 a.
m Terms cash, in United States currency
eteam 6oat for 0iesboro will leave TIL street
wharf, Washipgton, every hour from 9 q. m. to 6
D. m. JANIS A, EKIN.
Brevet B,igadier General, in charge First Divi.
vision QuartsrmAsts1 Generals Once. my3D.tje30
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IcE' E
We have completed our arrangements 70
4 pf "a
I O i

IcE. ICE 1o1.
We have completed our arrangements 70
delivery of the pure
BOSTON FRESH POND Iol.
We cell No other. We have one price for the
season, We deliver promptly. We require our
drivers to give exact weight. We meyer fail to
supply in the heat of summer. We ask q liberal
patronage and assure ySa cf FSWHs iGSplEo
ape8.tf f--f B.. Tenth street Wharf.
" CONFIDENTIAL.
i 0gNG MEN who have injured themselves9
ness pleasure the duties Of married lifsi also
middle aged or old men. who. from the follies Of
youth or other causes feel debility In advance OF
their years. before placing themselves under the
treatment Of any one, should arst read THE
slCRET FH!1ND." Married Ladies' will learn
somethins Of importance By perudns' The Secret
Sent 10 any addssss. In sealed envoloDe On -.
eeipt OF Twenty ave Gents, AdaEeee 77
DI. 0HAS. A. eT1WAkE& vVy
TT0HI TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOB HIoH
i Treason, comprising all the evidence and
the opinions of the Court upon all motions made
Arguments Of Counsel. Com9iied from authentic
made o as Il. the ls kssok
DIWARI OF CoUNTERI1ITs AND yNPRIN.
DOIPLlD DIAL hrs Tendeav oring to dispose Of
ARATIO16. 1900 -. - -.-.. :. -. vaS-6m
ENFIEBLlD AND DELICATE OOasTIT :,
~ I!9Ns, 81 18th ss3s s, y Hss t HnLMBOLD
0ote teelpes and enable you toslssS veil. nh.
al
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nR. LEON,

IT, once ago Penn'a avenue.
between ~ and 6th streets.
Offers certain and speedy cure, OF 60NO3RH ga
CLEFT, SYPHILIS. STKIOT gRA, SIM NAL
WlAKNEBS 1NFLAMHD BLADD1R. WHITES.
SUPPRlSSION OF THE MBNsDS. DISEASE OF
THs LUNGS LIVER. KIDNEYS AND SPLEEN;
SORE EYES. eOR1 THROAT. DC. &c.
Having had many years experience In the pfac.
tce Of those diseases, the doctor bids defiance to
GIL competition in their treatment and cure.
OF two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at his once from to O'Clock daily.
27.3ms
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~The project Of q Brazilian line of mail
steamships has fallen through, owing to the
parties In New York who received the con-
There is not now sufficient time to advertise
for other lettings and matters will be post.
poned until after another session Of Congress
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DIR, BACK n,

O1O DIR. BACK1R, C7Q
ZlS The Most Wonderful Astrologef. 40
NJ. 2ls K street. between 18th and 18th sts., tive
sqiares from the st gives full snd thorong h
with and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar
riage Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent
cousulted from 5 in the morning till in the eve.
nips 1ntrancs through the candy store.
M g. I'm - - - -
Nlsuited on the Past, Present and Future events,
ct FIer room. on street. one door east Of Sd
has studied under one Of the most celebrated
Astrolosers Of the sEe: she Enarantss ss tn
sSs am 70 AL. s e% N. 10 sp m Price one
doiisr. 49, feb IL I'm.
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uyHl OLDEST 10TH CONDUCTED ON TIN
lUEOPlAN Plan. v" 3nA
II enlarged 70 double Its former capacity.
1UROP1AN H0TlL,

This hotel, the oldest conducted On the lufopssA
improved IN every way necessary fer the NJ
SNESoo%n@oaeoon OF the increasing guests. kksa
proa etof hopes that By attention 70 business ~
SGnunne % receive patronage e heretofors.
% x-tf p. AMRIOH, Propriseor.
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q. 8, MAIL LINZ,

Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at tn
Company,s Once, PAL street, between 18th anc
l4th, Washington, D. G. 1e6-tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

Go.lDoTo dee laE -4e Le4-LsrTal e-l. va.
cols-s. 9. sssu. :. FeSse-s, - b.. @snl.s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31

Gen. Bl1l-sgl.l aud sal arrived -
SeI 0s.s--s O. G-s S.s- .nsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

SOW AsHlEs4os, May Fit ia said no
icouhsel appeared yesterday for the con-
spiraters, on the re-assembling of the
Military Con mission, Among those ar
rsieued yesterday was Edward Spangler,
stage. carpenter at -Ford's Theatre
Seven HUNDRED passports we're Issued
By the State Department during the
month of April. The present month,
showeEeF. promises larger number, S67
passpurts having been issued up 10 lest
right maturity u ah,ci, 9efe -
.efernans, who propose visiting thsir
homes forthe purpose of prevailing upon
4heir friends ofreturn with them and
availlhemselvesof the fne opportu mites
aoon TO be. presented at the South for
Imposing their condition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
- q n asavK STORM.

Z
f Nsa YoRK, Nay I2-Last evening,
during the thunder storm, Shorthand &
Sons storehouse in BROOKLYN, wss sttuek
by lightning and fred Owing 10 tie
prompt action Of the 6remen only about
/ $40, 600 damage was done.
The storm Was accompanied by 8
gale, which did great damage. A large
number Of houses we're nnroofed. Ser
sral persons we're Injured, bat no lives
we're kRo~n 10 be lost.
The Ports Washington correspondent
| says
Tbs official statement of the number
I Of emigrants arriving in this country dur
ing the year 1864, was POI y535, Of which
Ia s9, 000errised at New York. @
The Newark. N. j., correspondent &c
lhssPOstssgsa g 3 TG
There wds great destruction Of pre-
perty, and many persons injured in that
City By the gale last evening.
la Brooklyn over twenty houses we're
uuroofed and Otherwise damaged.
ia man @eighing over NO hundred
pounds was lifted from the ground and
carried twenty fasSN Az
Over two hundred trees we're uprooted
in Philadelphia, and twenty-five houses
Eblown down -.-sr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
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Nkw ORLEANs, Nay :, via Caiso, May
I3,-Mdton- Brown, President q the
Mobile and Ohio railroad. asked permits
sion 10 opaa the route from Mobile iC
! Columbus, by, aad says it can be done
intEo weeks
TeiegTsphic eommunieationw viii be re-
sumed in three days, Candy having or
dered tito be repaired @
The ram Cincinnati conveyed four
steamers from Selma, having 2, 500 bales
Of cotton on board, part of which was
marked C. S. a. Considerable cotton
stiIl remains at the river landings, bat
immense Quantities wa-e taken to the
interior after the fan Of Mobile, TO pre-
vent It's being buried By rebel cavalry.
n Gen. Steele and command will return
20 Mobile. The eonhics between militia
and city officials IS still unset
tled aaisd likely 70 remain 40 till another
election ~
: TIE removal OF the restrictlon on trade
hos given universal satisfaction.