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~The proposition TO rebuild Pixies Opera
House At Cincinnati, by q subscription Of
S15O,OOO, in the form Of tickets at seventv. "A =.
cents each, good for one exhibition any time
within two years. has been agreed upon bv an
parties, and immediate steps are to he taken ~
carry the project into effect. W
a1An attempt is being made in North Car.
'olina 10 disfranchise ministers Of the Oosnel.
upon the plea that they are exempt from the
performance OF certain civil and military ser.
vices, such as working roads, sitting ON iuries,
&c.
e0Five men, encamped In tent near Fort
Leavenwortn, were struck by lightuiug, on
May 18Th, And four Of the party were killed
The mn rarely escaped, being badly stngsd.
The lfgntning ran down has back and shtvered
his boots pat he will probably recover.
"a woman. named Mary Modest, wa ar
rested recently in Knox county, OAio, for steal.
ing meat and robbing and burning church
library. II is said she stole the meat and then
stole ne Sunday school library 70 cook The
"a giri ~ Rockland. Me-, got up the othsr
night IN dt.of omnambulism and cut on one-
half Of her flowing locks. She didn't knoW
hsrself aeSt norntag. =.
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MORE FREEDMEN WANTED.

Hon. A M. West, member Of Congress elect
from Mississippi. and president of the Missis.
sippi Central railroad, visited the Freedmen's
Bureau yesterday for the purpose Of procuring
shout q hundred laborers 10 work ON the Mis
sisslppi Central road. The Commissioner
could not furnish the required freedmen but
suggested that II Mr.. West should have an in
teryiew with the President, the required au.
tnoritS 70 transport freedmen South mieht be
Obtained. The privilege Of transporting freed
people from the forth 70 the southern States
has been taken away from the Bureau, and
President johnson, II is said. has expressed
his disaPprobation Of the removal of colored
people 70 the lately insurgent States a. he
thought there were enough Of them there now
TO satisfy all demands
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AXXIXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSIo

AXX1xTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION
THURSDAY, June
MI Morgan prese nted the petition of Union
officers engaged in the cultivation OF cotton,
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Harris, from the Committee on Private
Land Claims, reported bill to authorize doc.
umen:afy evidence OF titles TO be Forwarded IN
owners of certain lands in the city of ST I,ou,s
which was passed.
Mr.. Henderson called up a bill to grant
lands in aid Of the construction Of the Kansas
and Neosho Valley Railroad, and its extension
Mr.. Hendricks spoke in opposition to the
bill until 1 o'clock, when the morning hour
having expired, the Reconstruction resolution
Mr.. Davis took the floor against the PROPOSE.
ton.
HoUsE.-The Senate bill to incorpora,e the
mp as the first business in order, but was nost.
poned until Friday next, on account OF the
sickness Of Mr.. Francis Thomas, of Md, who
desired to be heard on the bill
Mr.. Window, Of Mimi, in troduced a bill
granting lands to the st. Louis and Cedar
Rapids Railroad. Referred.
Also, resolution calling on the SecretaryDof
War for information a. to the cost of suppress.
ing Indian disturbances in S64-'65 Passed
Mr.. Ancona, OF Pa, asked but failed TO obtain
leave to introduce q concurrent resolution
providing for the adjournment OF Congress on
Mr.. Hubbard, Of Iowa, introduced a bill to
secure homesteads to settlers on the public do.
main. Referred.
The Joint resolution reported yesterday bv
Mr. Raymond, from the Committee on Appro.
priations, making an appropriation To enable
the president TO negotiate treaties with certain
Indian tribes, was taken up and postponed
until Monday.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to accept League leland, in the Deia.
ware river, as Navy Yard site, ana Mr
Myers, Of Pennsylvania, addressed the House
in favor Of the same
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Affairs iu Sseorgetown.

ISQuEsT.-lesterday, Coroner VEGAS ward
held an inquest in view OF the bedy Of BOY
,Lained John w. Honesty, colored, who Was
drowned while fishing N. the Potomac, OF the
Virginia shore, on the ID instant Hts hat.
boots, coat and fishing tackle were foaud .
rock. and his dip-net a few yards below the
rock. The body was found floating in the
river yesterday. The yslry returned verdict
of accidental drowning.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-There are no
arrivals of -four ana grain reported to-day;
demand lively; stock. especially OF choice
grades Hour, which - most inc uired fer. very
light, and gradually dsminishing: low grades
dull sale; sales generally unimportant The
advance In northern mariIess has net mate
rally affected the price iist, and we quote
prices unchanged.
THE CANAL -Sgriyed-TYenty boats, with
coal, consigned as follows: To Hampshire and.
Baltimore Co, siO-H TONS Central Co. q SO
tons; Consolidation Co, ais.ie tons: Borden
Co, PIE tons; Paillips & Boose, 10 tons. de-
paried-Twt nty-sIx boais light
FIsHiHG.-The anglers had fine sport last
week with their rods and lines in the Potomac
above this town, but this week the water has
been very m sddy, and sew parties have gone
up 10 the Fails. Quite a Sarge number are
preparing fer days of recreation AT the Fails 81
soon a. the water is clear.
PORT OF GEoRGKTow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
May Flower, Robinson, New York. with mer-
chandise.
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TEE ADJOURNMENT OF ooNGREss

TIE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
MI. Ancona- Of Pennsylvania, made an inef.
fectuai effort In the House to day to introd ce
a resolution for an adjournment Of Congress on
the 18th of June.
tits understood that the Senate is likely to
amend the resolution. heretofore adopted by
the House, in regard TO ADJOURNMENT, by fixing
the date Of the same on the 10th of July.
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pROPOSALs fOK STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or SrArE Jane |. 1876
seeleu Proposals Tor furnishing this De part ment
with stationery for the fiscal ear sndi az June o.
lSs5 will be RECEIVED until r clock noon, OF the
50th instant. They must endorsed on the en- vel
ope Proposals for Stationery, !" and addressed 70
the Department OF State.
o. hrm making it, and q certificate fron 3 we'll
known and reliable citizen as TO the ability OF the
bidder or bidders to execute sach . contract must
accompany IL.
The bidder or bidder, TO whom the contract ma,
De awarded viii be required to enter into IL imme-
diAtely. and 70 give bond. with two or more "a tis-
factory surettes. for its faithful execution. The
names OF the parties 20 be ei a aura
proposals In which any enc more articles are
offered At nominal or fictitious price, or o. exces-
stye rates will not Be considered.
uls OF the articles REQUIRED, will be furnished on
application at the department.. and ali proDossIs
must ns conform In every respect to said torm and
IN TIE ORPHANs' COURT or TIE DIS
this 2g,h day Of May iss6-Upon the report Of sales
garet s. Fitzgerald and james p Fitzeerald. In
s BY the Court this 18th day Of Msy. SIS. ordered
6rmsd unless cause to the contrsry be shown on
Sr before the sd day Of June next and Il is siso
further ordeIed that the account and matter be
referred to the Register Of Wills, 60 state the &C
commutation n lieu Of dover in the prs1ises sold
- represented. and TO ascertain the balance in
her hands fer which she is chargeable AZ Guardian
q The SAID naresret Fitleersid and James P.
aid, deceased, provided that copy Of tins order
be published in the Evening Star once q week for
three weeks prior to the 20 Of June
Judge Of the 0rphans' Court
my u-w3w Register Of Wills.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE FENIANS.

Arrest of General Sweeny-Railroad rr.cL
Destroyed.
BosTos, June IA special from St. Adams
says:-General Sweeny was arrested by order
Of Major Gibson, commander Of the regulars
General Sweeny was in bed at the Tremon,
House, and offered no resistance He is nov
in the officers quarters. Last right the train
from Boston did not 60 through to Montreal
via st. Armand, but via Rouse's Point. i,
being apprehended that the track would he
torn up by the Fenians.
Mere Fenian Arrests-Colonel Roberts :.
Prisoner.
NEW YORK, June Ut is reported that
Colonel Roberts has been arrested.
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NAVAL PAY DECISION

The Second Comptroller and Fourth Audi
tor yesterday decided that Off GERS Of the Navy
on duty as heads of bureaus in the Navy De-
partment, are not ensitled to the increase Of
pay given to officers of the Navy by General
Order, No. IS, from me Navy Departments, as
they are receiving in their present positions
the salary Of civilian officers.
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PARDONED,

j. G. White, the present Mayor Of Ports.
mouth. Virginia, was pardoned by the Execu,
tive to day. Mayor White held petit office
under the rebel government, and was pardoned
as coming under the first section of the am
nesty proclaim alton. Having been elected
Mayor, he was not perlaitted to assume the
duties of the office until pardoned
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CHANGE IL DEPARTMENT OennANbrR,

The Secretary Of War yesterday issued an
order aboiishing the present Military Depart.
ments Of Kentucky and Tennessee, and forming
them into one department to be called the
Department Of the Cumberland, under the
command OF MAJOR General George Stoneman
with headquarters AT Memphis. Tenn Thess
states are each TO constitute a military district
mar OF Kentucky TO be commanded by Breyet
MAJOR General Jeh. q. Davis, headq uarters ar
by Breyet Major General Clinton r. Fisk
neadq quarters n Nashville. In addition to
their duties Of military commanders, Generals
Davis and Fisk will perform the duties of
Assistant Commissioners OF Freedmen's Affairs
IN their respective commands.
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CEooUET IN THE CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-A
party of ladies ana gentlemen were engaged
to-day playing CroqHet, on the lawn east of the
Capitol, to the w0nderment of numerous spec
tators not posted in regard to this newly i'm
ported game.
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WHITE HOUSE

To-day, like yesterday, was a very busy one
at the Executive Mansion. The President
granted interviews to 3 large number Of per-
sons, and the throng ~ a late hour this after
noon was still large.
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THE ALEXANDRIA HABEAs CoRPuH CASE
Yesterday, the petition Of George Washington
colored man confined in Alexandra under
sentence Of one of the Virginia Judges, for a
writ OF hdbeos corpus, in which il was alleged
that the act OF Congress retroceding Alexan-
dria county to the State OF Virginia is uncon.
srtutional, and therefore he is illegally held,
was before the Supreme Court in general term.
The Court dismissed the petition.
1t is understood that the Judges hold the
opinion that the act Of Congress retrocedine
Alexan dria to the State Of Virginia is uncon.
stitutional, and that Congress in the matter did
not exercise its powers but delegated them TO
however, 10 the length Of time that mad SUI.
pervened. and the tendency the granting OF the
petition would have in embarrassing the courts
Ia their functions and increasing litigation,
they deemed 1t inexpedient to gran: the pc.
tiion.
. Messrs. Hill and Tucker, Of Alexandria. for
the petitioner
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DISCHARGE CLERKS

Unsupported that owing 10 the great reduc.
ton il, the amouns of official business transact
ed in the War Department d number of clerks
will be discharged during the present month
The clerical fcsce of the Bureau Of Colored
Troops, it Is said, will also be considerably
reduced
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Two IET-A northern family about TO retarn
4 home will trsn.fer their LkAoE of a tBs
eleven -om Brick House, and cell part Of their
lUkN lTURE. The house located near Psns-
syiyania avenue and the departments, fair Of
besrdsrs. Address W. +. MOsELEY, Washing
ton, 10. u. ,e7-us
OFFICE COMMissARY SUBSISTENCE,
" RICHMOND. Va. june 8, 1856.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, are respectfully
invited unfis June Is. 1856. for furnishing tAH
trooTs and all other entitled 10 rations cred
at Rishmond, fredericksburg, and Lynehburg,
Va, with
FRESH BEEF
until the 3st December. 1856 such less time %
the u mmissaTy General may direct and deli Vered
at such time rs the undersiRned may direct To
be OF cd and marketable qnslity. in equal pro-
POI tons of fsrs and bind quarter meal, necks
shahks And kidney talow 20 be excluasi D
Oath OF ale glance to the United States Govern
mept must accompany each bid, unless one e.
ready file In this Office
Payments to be made monthly or a. soon there
after as practicable, in such funds as Govern
ment furnishes fer that purpose =.
WE. N. FELT,
lei dtlt Brevet Major and &. & Vols.
Al ri %
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0General Fremont has sent an agent to 81
Louis with &225, 900 in meney, as part payment
on his purchase OF the South west branch OF the
Pacific Railroad. He first proposed to deposit
the money in New York to the credit OF the
State or the Commissioners, but on being mott.
fled that the terms Of the sale equirod nav.
ment IN Missouri, he sent an agent thither 10
make the proper Disbursements IL -"
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SOUTHERN OFFICE HOLDERS

Ine SecreAry Of the Treasury has addressad
communication to each Of the employees Of
that Department in the South who cannot take
the new test oath prescribed by Congress, no.
Trying them that their designations will be
accepted. As the inability TO subscribe 10 the
oatn In question deprives them of pay for past
services, II is said 10 be the intention OF Secra.
tary mcCulioch TO urgently recommend Con.
sress 70 make special appropriation Tor that
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ga clergyman on one occasion received NO
Zee for marrying parsimonious couple, and,
meeting them several months after n 4 SOCIAL
gathering, took mp the baby and exclaimed: 81
believe 4 have a mortgage ON this cnIld,''
Baby's father, rather than have an explana.
ton before the company, quietly handed over
q as oil.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts of tn,
Bureau from this source to-day were ss76,
3975S
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BALTIMORE, June Flour firm for hisb
grades common neglected. Wheat uiet and
scarce; red sa05. Corn. nrm; white 90. yellow
IS. Oats steady. Sugar steady. Proyisions
buoyant. Mess Pork $32. Whisky Arm a,
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New York Markets.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Cotton firm and nm
changed. wheat common declining; prime
scarce and firm. Corn advancing. Beef Port
and Lard steady.
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. m.
OOvKRum8Hf s9CURlTaGs.
WASHINo1oM, June :. 1898
jay Oeoks Z 90. furnish the following suo-
FEW YoRK 1Insf BoARD al

H1W Y0Hk yIA9f b0ARD oALDo.
Coupons l09x; Five Twenties, 1002, l0ex;
Five Twennes, 1884. lOaH; Five Twsnties,
1855, 1O2S; Ten Forties. s6; Seven Thirt,es,
lC2S; Csruncates. 100; Gold. l45S. q :
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APPOINTMENTS CONvIRnrn

APPOINTMENTS CONFINED.
IL has been decided at the Adiuta nj Game.
rails once that onicers appointed bv MAJOR
Sentrai Banks to the colored troops in the
department Of the Gulf while he wa. in corn.
Aha oI mar department, who have been.
ments' are recognized as duly appointrd
1General santa Anna and his staff viii, ar
rive in New York to-day from I,,;.Ssn III ar
N j, and viii take up his abode in a hon,-
IN iveniy-eignth street. now ready for him
SIkikE AT CINcINSATi.-The street rail.
road drivers are on a strike i'm Cincipnsfi
Iney demand an Increase Of wages and the
privilege Of sitting down while driving.
~Messrs. Bowen, Bros. & Co. OF alsxau.
dria- Va charged with inceudiarism. have
been honorabiy acq uitted
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fjsher.-This morn.
ing, the irial OF the case of Benz. +. Hough.
indicted for the murder Of Samuel E. Gaskins.
in Georgetown, on the sth of April last, was
resumed. and six Jurors selected from the tales
men drawn and summoned by the Marshal
The jury is composed of Eustice T. o. Brien,
John Tretler, John W. Mead. James Coleman,
Michael French, Washington Berry, Edward
0. Costell. Charles I. Wagner. George T.
bearing, Jacob Miller, Patrick McNantz, and
Charles G.. Ecklof.
After brief statement of the case by the
District Attorney, George l.. f.. Thorn Drs
Peters and Mackall and George Collins were
sworn. The evidence Of Drs. Peters and Mack
all was as to the character of the wound and
the evidence Of the others was to the same eff
feet given on the examination Of the prisoner
on the writ ofhdbeds corpus before Judge Fisher,
which was fully reported in the Star at the
time-that the accused was in Lang bar-r room.
and that there had been some talking anon
those there; that when Hough went out ne as.
certained that some party had pinned a paper
labelled nuisance" to his coat, and that he
went back and demanded to know who did in.
and as he was leaving the deceased an wered
that he did II, and about this time the pistol
was fired.
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SickkEEss AT The JAiL.-Tnere are MANY
cases OF typhus lever tprison feyerl nov Al
the County Jail, and il has been there for the
lase two months, but net very fatal 90 far. ne
toe poysicsa and warden have taken ali pre-
cautsons and measures tn their power 20 Keen
DOWN This disease Is caused by the M
constructsou 81 the jail. snd shews the ueces.
sisy Tor aeR one -
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THE WAsHINeToN 0K8MAS TARGET Assoc.
crArIoN.-The semi-annual election of of.
ficers OF the German Target Association took
place NJ the Park, on Wednesday night, 6th
inst. and resulted as follows: President. Chas
Kloman; Vice President. Friedrich HuegIe:
shooting. master. Capt g. Worch; Recordiue
Secretary Count Ferd. Stosch; Correspou ding
secretary, DR.. II. Risler: Treasurer. Edward
ASnei; board OF Trustees, August Koch. Ohss
Eeel, George Springman. Val HeIImuth. and
Edw. Kalb q 4 = q "
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fsst:yz. O. ROBBINS. Register Of wills.
nv H-layJu 49,.

ORPHANS COQRr, NAY lsth. lsss-DrsraIcr
In the case Of Hanora o brisn, sdninistrstriI Of
Patrick OBriea decesssA. he sdninist.stzix ssors
Court Of Ws:hinsson County ssorsssid, a.
So in hand, :. ar : the :sms have ben en- col
al the creSitors and heirs Of ssid dscsssed
Y: sGsissa e asssed ct shs orIhsas Court o.
properiy vouched, or they ~ sthorvise b. laV
Se excluded nom I'll benefit N said Deceased 8 e.
ate: provided . COPY Of this order Be- published
,rsvious TO the said Day. -
:. Test -. Q. RoBBIHs,
ny L-vyI' Register Of villa.
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nRPHANs' COURT, May IA, lssS-DnrRYcr
Yer CoLvNBIA, WASHINGTON CorSTY, Ts-Wu:
!n BE petition Of Virginia nilsteed, Guardian TO
Of Thomas Milstssd, deceased. Ordered that the
sale. made and reported By Virginia Milstesd,
Square No. $50, fronting on y street south, be-
tween Sd and ~ streets west, and between the
residence Of Charles q. Lloyd, and Mrs Virginia
Milste.d Aforesaid, In the city Of washinetsn, be
rat,asd and confirmed, unless cause 70 the centra-
D., le6s Prcridsd COPY Of this order be pablished
in the Evening star newspsIer published st
sive weeks before the said day The report states
the said let Vas sold for two hundred and fifty dol
lars S2o.D WI. y. PB8CRLt.
Judge Of the Orphans' Oourt-
True Coyy-Test: z. G. ROBBINS,
my 8-lavSw Register Of Wills.
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EyEeuTIyE CLEMESCY.-Pairtck Joyce ana
John Handler. who were convicted OF grand
larceny in the District Of Columbia. were par
doned by the President to-day, on tie recon-
menaasiou OF the District Attorney.
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WEDDINGS POSTPONED By THE POLICE
Yesterday, tive colored females named Anna
Walker, alias Lee, and Cornelia Hanson, were
arrested by officers Brosman and Kelly, of the
Fourth Ward, for the larceny Of $50 or so
from the store Of David Reaidan. en- ID, near G.
street. They were taken before Justice Wal.
ter, and upon examination, il appeared tnat
both the prisoners are engaged to Be married;
and Anna w aiker stole the money, and called
upon her associate TO go with her and spend
II for wedding dresses. The dresses were re-
covered by the officers. and Justice Walter
sent the brides to Jail tor court.
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CATFISH CHoLERA.-Editor Star: An article
appeared In your most valuable column not
long ago, called Catfish Cholera, which has
caused strong prejudice in the minds of
great many people TO fish eating, for fear of
the SO much dreaded cholera. Now, in Justice
70 ourselves, who deal in fish the year round,
beg OF you space in your columns to saw that
there Is nothing unhealthy in fish caught in
the pure salt water, and put in ice and broug CHIT
TO market The fish we have reference 10 con.
SYST ofrock, perch, bay mackerel. salt water
tayiors, and sheepshead, and not poisoned
catfish, caught in the canal, suffocated with
gas and the DRAWINGS Of the city, where they
can be seen daily on the surface of the water
gaping for fresh air. Hoping you will give
this publication. we remain
Respectfully, yours. FISHERMEN.
CHARGED WITH FORGKRY-Ou SUNDAY
Leopold Hoffms was brought here from Phil.
adeIphia, and committed to Jail for court bv
Justice Clayton. Hoffman is CHARGED with
having forged the name Of Capt. r. H. NcAteor
on a draft for $375, and obtaining the money
on II. The accused - q claim agent, and was
Entrusted with the collection Of the claim Of
Capt. McAteer tor two horses lost in the ser.
vice, and as such agent he received the drafts
and paid over portion Of the amount Hot.
man does not deny having endorsed the name
OF McAteer on the draft, but says that he
thought he had q right to. He was committed
TO Jail few weeks since on precisely similar
charge, but was discharged by the last grand
jury.
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Is TIE ORPRANs' OOURr, this nfteenth day
made By Nina Uhlnsnn, auardian, &C. IL 10 by the
Court shi. fifteenth day o. Nay 1855. ordered that
unless cause % the contrary Be shoyn on before
The 18th day Of peat; snd q s farthe! ordered
terms Of sale IN the forneE decree Be far modified
property sold to hin, upon the final rsskoetion OF
said sae md it 10 also further ordered, that the
Wills, to state the account Of said Guardian alsW
Ing her the usual oomDutstien in lieu Of dover in
baisSce in her han1s, Sor which she 10 eSsresabis
g Guardian. &C., Of the minor childrea Of said
Cnsr's: -. ual1aaf dscss:sd: 1890 snss
Star once week Tor three weeks, before sakd 18th
day of June. WI. n. Pc RCELL.
Judge of the Orphan Court.
Test:gz. @. ROBBINS. Register Of wills.
13-laWJu
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OPEaATiC ARRANGKNESr.-Tuesda 0yAa.
the operate manager. arrived is- " assfoG-
dence Of Cbevaiier Bertinsfti. NJ Italian bQts-
lister, and arrange with him 70 sec are the eo-
eagenept Of Ristori. the disun sssheo trAGe-
d,enne. Tie has also made an engagement with
Mr.. Eord for the appearance Of kIssore IN W Ash-
iugton IN November next. - large sam has
beea deposited TO secure the engagement