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New Bseks.

JANET STRONG, by Virginia f. Townsend.
Philadslpnia ]. p. Lppincott d Coz For sale
an this city by Franck Taylor A fairly told
story by writer OF some reputation as . con-
Aibutor to magazines. ---.
A MAHuAL UPON THE SEARCHING OF RE-
CORDS AND TEE PREPARATION OF ABsFRAcTs
OF TITLE TO RIAL PRopERTr,by Maskell Z.
Corwin. Cincinnak Robert ClarRe 81 20. TOT
sale in this citv by Franck Taylor. A useful
little publication upon the subject referred to.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, for 1865,
nv David A. Wells. Boston: Gould IL Lincoln
ror sale In this city by Franck Taylor. This
VALUABLE Year Book Of facts in scienea3nd art
IL widely recognized as standard Work.
THE MATCHMAKER, by Beatrice Reynolds.
Philadelphia: T. b. Peterson Sc Bros. For
sale in this city by ]. Shilling ton. A story OF
considerable power by the author Of ''Charles
Auchester," 'Counterparts," etc.
LOVE AND MONEY, by J. B. Jones. Philadel-
phia: Peterson i Bro IS. For sale in Washing
ton by Shillington4 A story by the author OF
ssWild Western Scenes" "Wild Southern
Scenes" and other popular works of that har-
acter ---. rss.-s
sYBIL, by John Savage. New York: James
B. Kirker. For sale here by Hud son Taylor.
"A reprint of the tragedy OF this name, which
pearance upon the stage In 1855, with much
favor. The author is well known in this city.
SILENT STRUGGLE, by Mrs. Ann S Stephens.
Philadelphia: Peterson & Bros. For sale in
this city by Shillington. A vigorous story by
a well known American author.
LoRRIMRR LIrTLEGcoD, by Frank E. Smed-
ley. Philadelphia: Peterson & Bros For sale
in this city by Shillington. A dashing humor-
Ous
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1.-THE stock market in New York yester.
day showed slight improvement in prices
sure Of sales to realize. Gold was firm, under
- steady export demand, and foreign exchange
aominally unchanged.
~The war is said to have left the arsenal
1t Macon, GA, in good order and with ample
machinery for the manufacture OF large and
small arms OF every description.
IL Alex. Dmitry, Esq, formerly transia-
aor of foreign languages in the State Depart.
meht' naA returned here from Richmond.
49,, @oce is rapidly becoming a free coun.
Tns Em,.-nr has promised TO srant
Srsedom to his SUBJECTS as 1a7t Is they become
itted for il, and as an earnest OF his desire to
redeem this pledge, he has recently removed
I'm paris the restrictions On the sale OF tripe.
IThe proprietors OF the Aston House in
.Sans TOR General Sherman, but he couid NOT
accent their hospitality, as he was already
committed toshis cousin, William Scott, on Esd
street. .o ~.
-Durius the week ending Saturday, a7,n
NAV. thirteen national bangs were authorized,
Nth an aggregate capital of S2,54f,2O0. The
total number OF national banks now in opera
tion is l,Is5, with fetal capital OF s2Si $50
I sz-Mnl(} eps. Cox and Steedman are prom.
anentiy named as Union candidates for Gov.
ernor Of Ohio, to succeed John Brough.
r-rhe Cincinnati Gazette estimates the
<oretgn immigration INTO this country for the
next I'VE years at 2,5OO eoo souls: SupPosne
each person brings with him $50, this wond
SSye ms an aggregate increase Of wealth
90 amounting to el26,e0v.0OO nm
~The foreign mail which arrived at the
State Department on Sunday brought several
G large bags full of resolutions OF sympathy from
cities, boronghs and societies in Great Britain
= and many more from the Continent, in refer
: en- CO 70 the death Of MI. Lincoln. ,,,.
IL II Is STATED that considerable excitement
prevails in Sehuylkill and Carbon COUNTIES
pa in conssq hence OF an attempt OF fht
exr pIos ers 20 reduce the wages OF the miners
s SeveFal military companies have been sent u
-" tpo,tsxi,Ie and Mauch-Chank 70 preserve TAI
pphEe peace '4 ftad - .i3 90 =. - ...,-
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sPRI q ASSORTMENT
NJ a r. X r L I e RS
NO. 1856 SEVENTH STREET,

NJ A r X r L 7 e R,S,t5
NO ass SEVENTH STREET,
DEAEEReIN -
CHOICE STOCK or INTERIOR ADORNssaNTs
'. EMBRACING sr --,s-. ;
PAPER HAMGIN68. 2 = y o-s
select And varied stock of Gilt, Medium sna
low priced Payer Fl ane nss. Borders, statues oen-
ire Pieces, &c, embracing the Largest ana dHSu'
soonest assortment in the District. 'a
WINDOW SHkD1S. :
Buff, Green, Pink. Lavender, ChocsISle. DOVE
and Gilt Wirdow Shades, variety Oh patterns
Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. =
PICTURE CORD & TASs1LS. no
Blk and Worstsd Picture Cord ana Tassels, d.!-
ferent sizes and eotors, beauufIi assortment
Picture Rings. Nails. &c. -
OVAL PICrURI FsAMls.
The largest assortment of Ora r1ESmes In tns
District, warranted to besiloe9 WA GOA leA
Also q vsriety of Dark Wood Rfe@es. with VA
ried stock Of small sized Oval ana Carte de fisits
ENGRAvINGs & PAINTINGS. u.
few choice Ensravinss ana RAntfnes afTays
ORDERS for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
punctually attended to, and eKecIssd IN the best
manner in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or LABOR -
J. MARKRIFER,
A0c 4s6 ssyENTH SfREEr, 1SE
ie 3 ann if Washington, D. g.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-Flour-Th
demand brisk, with sales at last Quotations.
Supers. none in market but nominalIy quoted
at S7.15aSS 90; Extras IS 25aSS.5O.
Grain.-No arrivals, and no sales upon
which TO base quotations.
CANAL.-The breach has been thoroughly
repaired and is in better condition tnan ever
at that point. The water was let in yesterday.
and this morning the canal is in navigable
condition. a large fleet of boats had concen-
trated above and will begin to arrive with the ir
cargoes to- day. The mills are in working
order and " i'll resume operations immediately
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TO Be REVIEWED.

The 9th army corps, Major General Wright
commanding, which has gone int camp at
Baily's Cross Reads, Va, is to be reviewed
during next week, preparatory to!the muster.
ing out OF the troops whose term or service ex
pires prior to October 1st -sez'ffI
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S-From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, the agent for Washington OF Leonard
Scott Il Co.'S reprints of the leading foreign
magazines, we have The Westminster Rsriew
and The Edinburgh Rerieig, both for April By
these admirable reprints the American public
are provided at cheap rate-much less than
their cost to the European subscriber-with
compendium OF all that is best worth knowing
IN literature, science and art. S.
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NAVAL VESSELS

The L. S. steamers Yankee, Jacob Bell and
Dragon were offered at public sale to-day at
the Washington Navy Yard, by the Govern.
mert- There was quite a number of bidders
in attendance, but little bidding, owing, it is
said, TO the fact that the Government had set
price upon each vessel The Jacob Bell was
run up TO si,J00, but was Withdrawn. There
was no bids made for the other two vessels
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MILITARY FINES

The military authorities here are reaptne
quite harvest in the way oftine, imposed on
parties for violating the order prohibiting the
sale OF liquors in this District The fines i'm.
posed thus far will doubtless reach $4,000.
and are having the desired effect anon Q
hquor sellers in compelling them to comply
" it'll the regulations -
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SECRETARY SEWARD

The Secretary of State visited the State De-
partment again to-day, accompanied by his
youngest daughter. He walked up the stems
OF the building unassisted, but was compelled
TO take a seat at each landing and rest for a
few minutes. The Secretary remained at the
Department for considerable length Of time
attending to official business
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON SERENADED.
President johnson was serenaded at his res.
idence last night. by one Of the bands of the
18th corps. In acknowledgment of the COM
Piiment he appeared at front window, but
made no speech. 4
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IL The United States Marshal at New Or
leans has sold the dwelling houses and grounds
IN that city-four lots-confscated as the prop
erty OF Eustan Sureet, for twenty-five thou
sand dollars cash. This is deemed one of the
6est located family residences in New Orleans
The Eext sales Of confscated property will he
those OF Mr. Slidell and Senator Thomas J.
"
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IL The Nashville Dispatch OF the 2lst saws:
SThe Mexican dollars, in which Jefferson
DAVIS paid OF his body guard, are lingline
around the city torquite an extent They were
sold ON the streets at SL5O, with any number
OF purchasers. Some of the coins bear date as
had just come from the mint s'
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- The surrender Of the Trans Mississip nj
forces was negotiated at New Orleans by
Generals Price, Buckner and Brent, and nine
stan officers, as Commissioners from Kirby
the part OF the Unite Estates The former ar
rived IN New Orleans on the a5th and the
consultation resulting in the surrender was
held the same day. 80
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GEN. GRANT.

Lieut. Gen. Grant will visit West Point next
week during the examination Of the cadets,
and proceed from that point TO Chicago, to at
tend the great fair.
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TUE pay,, p..r az rpo,on,,

- 70. THE PAWN EST OF TROOPS. ~
The Secretary OF War has directed that
troops mustered out OF service under General
Orders No. 81. War Department, are to be paid
10 date oftheir arrival at designated State
rendezvous g.
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SACRED CoNcERT-To morrow evening. A
grand sacred concert is given at Growers
Theater as a farewell testimonial to KoppItz.
the popular leader of Growers orchestra In
the list OF artists volunteered for the occasion
are the anes MI of Bonheur, Carl w olfsohn,
Loerch, Weber Krause, and Chapel, accom-
panied by an orchestra of fifty performers
The programme, in another column, includes
the choicest productions, and guarantees rare
musical treat
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The Charleston courier
Of the 3ist says that Ensign ONeil was SEM 70
consult the planters on Cooper River concern
ing the making of contracts with the fTeeomen.
He reports the planters Wiling 70 90 al IN
their power to promote the ilWfests or the
county. They suffer from the depredauons OF
IDLE. rowing people mostly colored. They are
anxions to secure farming implements, horses
aI Sscrstary Welles and party visited Port
ROYAL on the goth, returning to Charleston on
the 31st-
Work continues on the sunken monitor-her
guns have been raised, but the vessel is con-
sidered worthless. Only fragments Of human
bodies are now recovered.
Arrival Of General Sheridan at New Or.
leans
NRw ORLEANS, June 2.-Major General
ShefidanNnd Staff arrived here to day.
Reports from NatcheZ state that the Rebel
General Hood offered his surrender TO General
Davidson, commanding there.
General Heron has left for Shreveport, the
Headquarters ofthe Northern Division Of Loui-
siana. <z~---
Yesterday was universally observed accord
ing to the National Proclaim tion. .
A fire yesterday destroyed nine buildings in
the first district. -
A fire this morning at Lake Port destroyed
ore half that place. @f.
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feel very much flattered. and thank you for
the compliment" ~ =. 80
Gems. Davis and Green also acknow IedgsS
the compliment ina few remarks. q fer wnica
the bands retired
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GENERAL HOWARD.

GENERAL HOWARD
Major Gen Howard, Superintendent OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, accompanied by a portion
of his staff, left this city for Richmond yester.
day, to organize the affairs OF his department
in Virginia.
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headquarters Department Of Washington,
Office Prousst Ha,skfi CENT, Qsfeness North off
Potomac, Washington, D. c., May 90, 1866. }
General Orders No 2. So o., ~ .rszi
Pursuant to instructions frona Lieut. General
Commanding armies OF the United States, all
bar rooms and places where liquor is sold
within the District OF Columbia, will be closed
until further orders.
Any person or persons violating this order
will be held strictly accountable.
By command OF MAJ. Gen. q. O. Augur.
ftt;fo So q. $3.50 T. INGRAHAM.
Colonel and Provost Marshal General De-
fences. North of the Potomac. m 29.lw
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PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS, CIDER.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS.
desire to call the attention Of Suffers and
others in the vicinity Of Washington and George
town, d. c., to the fact that have constantly on
hand supply Of the above enumerated articles.
Those wishing to purchase On the most advan-
taseous terms are invited to call at my esta bljsh
me and examine the goods
Upon timely notice, will deliver the articles
purchased in any part OF Washington or Georse
town. RILEY A. sHINN
Union Bottlins Depot No. 5 tireene str,ss.
20 3-lm lChIon. Georgetewn. D. G.
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.MvsTEREDo OUT.

The ae5th and el1th Pennsylvania regiments,
attached to the 9th army corps, were mustered
out of service this morning, and left for their
hAmaS
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o z FAC lAL.
DBPARrMErr OF STATE.

: 1HASHIHITOh, J uMe q 1866
whereas SVursuant TO the order OF the Pres
tdent, and a. 3 means requirs1by the public
safety, directions were issued from this De.
par,fnent, under date Of 18th of December, 1864,
recurring passports from all travellers enter !.
Ing the United States, except emigrant pas
senxers directly entering an American port
from foreign country; and whereas, the Me-
cessities which required the adoption OF that
measure are believed no longer to exist, now,
therefore, the Preyideut directs that from and
after this date the order above referred to shall
Nothing in this regulation, however, win be
construed to relieve from due accounta-
biiity any enemies Of the United States or Of
tenders against their peace and dignity, who
may hereafter seek to enter the country, or at
any time be found within7its lawful furisdiG.
ton. : - WILLIAM H SRwAED.s
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= j. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC ia sold By all DRUGGISTS
and GrOcers
This sreat PANACEA has been established On
years. Its medical proper. ties axe ~
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
It will eradicate all arrangement of ths grow.
ACH and BOWELS. 1t gives oA0'A
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG
REJUyENATEs THE OLD,
Cures .Fs.
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIG EsTION, LASSITCDE OF sYsTEM
CHRONIC DIAKRHRA, DYsENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGCE AND FlYER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR in which will be fopna
testimonials of PEOPLE WE'LL KNOWN in
Washington. ,e e.,r,
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1856 FINE OIL PAINTINGS. 1876
Landscape AID Cattle. . fret class work of art
BY storkenbseker. of Holland, tavorits pupil of
very effective picture, by 8ontag Also a little
gem, the Opera Boz, by Constant Magyar author
of the great painting of onsolation. Also q Re v
choice EnErayirgs and large and choice seise-
ton of Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord and
Tassels, Nails, Rings &c, at ~
MARKRITAR'S
No 4S6 fth street. doorsabovs
n Odd Fellows Halt
" IerHs cash. Je s. linz
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"A new PoLIcR ARRANaBNKNr.-Sinc IN,
dismissal OF Justice Miller by the Board OF
Police in special session yesterday, Justice
Drury, who was appointed TO succeed him,
has entered upon the discharge OF the police
duties at the station houses OF the First and
Second Wards 1t Is understood by the police
that Superintendent Richards will proceed to
exercise the powers given him by the act OF
Congress, and will try the cases brought 10
headquarters by the detectives. This arrange
ment gives great satisfaction to the officers
although it will add much TO the duties OF tia
Superintendent.
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UEIMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BuCKC Is
III nleassut in TASTE ana odor, f,es fsoIn all
hilarious properties. Aad iEmsciats in ~ as-
kSAa "t1 0E Wsc1
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lTETRoPoLITAN MARKET.
vi NOTICE TO HoUsEKR11ERs

H. Ralph has re opened the Merropo!iSn Ma
sortment of Meats, Veg etables, Fnstfs, Butter.
&c Marketing delivered free , Of sxSssss e All
patronaee from ths Public. mn, !. je2 In
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LOCAL NEWS.

70 BoARpI OF METROPOLITAN Police The
10th street. yesterday AFTERNOON
Justice N. n. Miller, Of the ID Magisteria Al
District. comprising the lth and 5th Precincs.
was, upon the report OF the examiners OF the
vice of the Board. There We're several Charges
none OF which have been made pubic; but Il is
understood that some OF them had reference 10
financial returns.
Justice Samuel Drury was appointed MACS.
trate of the Cd District vice Miller, dismissed.
& Thomas r. Holson, Patrolman of the Sd Pre-
cinct, was dismissed for intoxtcauon.
II having been charged that Patrolman
j. Parker had failed to do his duty on the mig {;
OF the assassination Of the late President Lin =
coin, the Board thoroughly investigated the
matter, and discovered no grounds for the CEN :
plant.
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ATLANTIo STEAMSHIP COMPANY TT

TLANTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY. - The
"A new aud beautiful steamers IT,
c. ; Gsptsin J: MS.o9 EexsS
Kelley, now running between Georgeto IN aud
New York. are celebrated for their speed and ak.
selsns bn,S nsss vessels are
sail from New York every Tuesday and Friday at
m, and leave GEORGETOWN every Tue.dsy and
Saturday at a. m. The time in passing between
the two points is forty-two hours BY this line
passen gers can go direct to Albany, Troy. Sers-
toga, Providence, Boston and Portland. For fur
Their Iar ticulsrs see advertisement In another col
S,tf
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I'D MAYORS UFFItF., JtHs = Iouo:
L ROPOSALS VIII be received 1t tnI once unit
grade street south from 9th to sth street east,
the dirt necessary for the work to be ssAsn from
Penn avenue, the work to be done 2 tie Eatis,
faction ofthe Commifsioner' or the n1sn va
the Mayor. RIChhnD UAWaSns
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- q. 8. MAIL LINE. 20 r-~~
- FROM BALT1MoRs.@ssaslE
FOR FORT MON ROE. NORFOLK CITY POINT
- AND RICHMOND, DAILY.
TIE BAY LINE STEAMERS
FORT mos moi q A ( B S n sfo VA.
Conn Getting at Fort Monroe with line of first
' GilT PUNT AND RSaMoSD
RETURNING. .a
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND AT d A. n DAILY,
stopping at City Point, and connecting It Fort
Norfolk at 2s P. NJ, and arriving in Baltimore
in time for the Eastern and Western trains. and
for Washington City. D. g.
niver going aEd returning, entirety IN daygme!
giving pa gers ample time to see the fogtdcs-
tions, and all other objects Of interest, - j
TT, IiGGK X for the above places can be had on
Fare from ssls!ao's to Eosfs,s; g g
Through TICKETS f'Sn G EehP PoIS. g
AZ State rooms and meals extra.
~ The st ate fo S sssommedesicns ere nnsur-
AZ Passengers taking the IL. train fror,
PHILADELPHIA will make csnnsction with
r Parseugers taxing the s.co A NJ. train from
| NEW YORK, have ample time to Cine in Baln
~" ~ Passer sers taking the P n. train fro n
wAsHiNGIbN. make sonne 81 nth n this line
HUGH o'CONNcR. PASSENGER Agent. ies Il
/ TITLMBOLDp FLUID EXTRACT BucKC 4
III nleassut in TASTE ana odor, fces fsola ~
! HAZARDOUS pscpertiss. Aad iEmeciAss IN - as
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- assgzSazs9 ssi = p ssa~ 5 So - te,s.4.
- ks'SsAw a feSfoiF-s .aYes
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A RMY MEDALS AND BADGES MANUFAC-
4 TCRED:-I have Grant and the Oapfure OF
hrmy Sorr.s hsrn.H and Star! and Four
Corps, The above hare bead on one side and ON
the other Army Corps Badges. Price, in white
metal. Sl5 per 100; in pure sill er, SIS per dozen
TermsIOash must ACCOMPANY the order Each
medal has an Eagle Pin attached. s OGDEN,
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1IssOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

lssoLUT1oN OF PARTNERSHIP.
, The nartns rship heretofore existing between No
tral consent. All persons indebted to the la:s i'm
are requested to make payment to Thcs. G. Viii
son. Whe will settle the lainns fer or ganst the
late firm. THOS A. MoLACGHLIN
June lst, 1856.
The business " i'll be continued st the ola place
NO 2sO street THOS. q. WILSON.
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sSYW. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auotiopeers.

ADMIsTRAroRs SALE OF LIQUORS AT
AUCTION.
TUESDAY MORNING. 9th inst. We will sell
at the Auction Rooms the rem einder OF the sto eS
of Hugh McMahon. deceased, consisting of
Barrels Of hiskey. Wines, Syrup, &c.
Nv order OF the Admin strat0r.
i5 5 t U.s. " " WM. T.. WALL e. CO. .Aucte
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TESTIMONY OF MISS WARD,
(For the Accused.l

Witness is a teacher Of o. female school gu
10Th street, and has known M rs. .Surratt six or
eight years.y Witness has kn oWn her to fail to
reoogA}z, her friends, and rseollects that Mrs.
Surratt once failed to recognizes her. Witness
received 8 letter not long since from John II.
Surratt which she gave to-IHrs Surratt
By Jddge Bingham:-Witnass occasionally
visited. Mrs. Surratt; the last tine was on the
day Of the assas sinaton. Witness was direct.
ed to engage q room for some person at the
Herndoa House, and she went. there and en-.
gagged the room. Witness met Booth at Mrs.
Surratt's, as also MI. Weichy nan and Mr.. Hol.
ohan. who boarded there.
Witness received, two letters from John H.
Surratt. post marksd Montreai, the last on the
day OF the assassination. There were two di.
rected to witness and two, enclosed to his
mother. Witness does not know whether the
letters to his mother have been DESTROYED.
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HTFAsTiVAL Arp FAIk-Y,s ,x,.. ~
FFISr1ypasIin e sn GSso.ge No. propose holding
an Episcopsl Church in that neigh borhood. They
onsr number of inducements to those who de-
,n MI hge woods, where refreshments Of every kind
wii De PROVIDED: and with the aid of music, dam
chg, and the still greater attraction OF pretty
EITiis, visit among them will be rendered de.
'hshtlu! The Fair will open on the 9th Of June
WI leave the Navy Yard every mcrnne ct eight
oeioet and return at night. All who desire to
are eordIaly inv tied to IL AXE them visit ST.
HTThE FRUIT FESTIVAL Ar THE UNION
~ tes2ue Rooms, ON 9th street, between D
ana y; Will ge continued during the EVENINGS
G o. THIS Wick, Pleasant times anticipated.
Nono One, cOiHe al. -
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D1WAKI or COUNTERFIIfS xED UEPRIN:
ID OIPLED BHALERs endeav ORIG to dispose 81
t;ss ssts5ssd hS H1LM1 pSSfISlp!t12'
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