Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1864, Page 2

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. (By the People’s Line—Office 511 Nimth etreet. lst eae 2@ Boar: 14 EXxTE8NSty@ Sa.e or Borupry. ove.’ invite attention to the ct pel et adbegy ape other column of & valuable square of ground, belonging to the estate of the Stephes A. Doug- lass, to be sold om the premises to-morrow at. ternoon at 5 o'clock by Messrs. Davidgs aad Fisher, trustees, by order of the Ohancery U, S. 1831, coupon 6’s., Uy 7 Gertin cates of Gok Home Missio: Ponedt Gf the Buntes Pence te Season tickets, genta, ander braye and skilful Generals, upon a WASHINGTON CITY: one person, 50 cents, Family season tickets $1. TAD ias OF SF PAUL'S ENGLISH prorosars FOR LOAN. + THE EVENING STAR. LUTHERAN CHURCH wilt hold a 8trar- i try wasttral in the lecture room of the Caarek, TREASURY DerartMeENt, sages 1854 rner of lith and H streets, commencing ES- Tooenaure the greatest ible vigor in the opera W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. pax June 7th, and continue four nights, for the aaae ofthe artes & ar es seguinat the insar- A rr oe ee ee! vast theater of operations, expenditures have been ie eee JUNE 1864. je 2-8t —;_____ | increased beyond receipts from revenue and ordi- 4 OCOLOOK P. M. Court. These lots front on north I street, pe saree errno = | UNION STRAWBERRY FE: AL nary subscristions to th® National Loan. Jersey avenne and ist street west, in Pst ad SaaS pga Paap eat | FOR THE Sealed offers will therefore be received at this De- FROM THE WH mediate vicinity of St. Aloysius Church and W7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE | ‘CxprToL HILL PRESBYTERIAN GHUROH, | partment under the act of March 34, 1833, untilmoon | ay WHITE HOUSE. the National Printing Office, and command BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th street, of Wednesday. thedbth of June, 1834, for bondsof the he steamer S. B. Spaulding, which left the fine views of the city. —— De. LIGHTHILL arrived this morning at the ing June Ist, closing Jane 1th, with }',; Seventy-five Mil- Cie oe e eenpeeee Firtkterly United States to the amount of Seventy-five Mik arrived here to-day at 1 o'clock. Z . Michigan ry Michigan Southern. #7 Admission 10 cents: season tickets 59 cents, | lions of Dollars, bearing an annual interest of six Illinois Oentral.... @BAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. i e . Ebbitt House, and will remain till Sa’ Tickets for concert 50 cents. my 31-lw* per centum, payable semi-annually in coin on the She reports considerable ca@nnonading heard evening next. This is his fourth visit teoinced (GS, eau th AND FAIR AT ISLAND | frst days of July and January each year,andre- | there when she left, but it was not known if a cits Son podeine from the certificates, we HALL,—The ladies of the Seventh street | deemable after the th of June, Isl. fight was in progress was i should say he has been very successful in treat. Leese ‘hate ee Onna Sat |~“achoffer must Be for fifty of one handred dollars, sened by arlrrnracite ee aeeks ing diseases of his speciality. a Ud | Beaters alls Gammencing MONDAY. May.30. | o- some pultiple of ane hundred daliars, and must | | Diregt telegraphic communication. has been | Milwaukie and Prairiedu Chien. — i aaateeeee < @ deen engaged fer the occasion, The Piano, kind. | state the, sum, including premium, offered for each | establ@jhed between the White Howse and : ne ° STATS OF THE THSEMOMBTER—At Frank- | lyfarnished,tefrom JF. Eliis's music store. hundred dollars in bonds, or for fifty, when the offer | WasBington, and it iS the intention of the au- Alina aoe @eciations sees lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Peansylvania avenue, the the:mometer stood to-day at 1 Admission, 15 cents, Season Tickets, one per- fthe princi- | thorities to extend the line to General Grant’s OFFICIAL BULLETIN, | +2, Seat Family season hictets, .°°° 7") S00" visine premfum-of the whole amornt of | BeRdguarters. meant pleats Revit mr heal ai da 4 fat | my %-26_, ., ; x = a aae We cent ddleslgaavality Noe payinient anes rea cane negro Tebel pris- SSS ——— ‘ rT = = ered t be depos +85 oners at the ite House when the S, ding THE NATIONAL CONVENTION R. FOR SAL , | VETERINARY SUBGEON. of cubscription if accepted, with the Treasurer pen 3 ALK —Terms Maer decay at EE Fe | D, . JOHN B. McKEY. Member of the Royal | Cf the cuited States at, Washington, or with the | front Ts Wore On Relr waz sn from the Delegates Assembling. | rae eee wt ILLON S Waet NO FIGHTING YESTERDAY, | of the Horse treated in most scientific ma > ISR Assistant Treasurct at New York, Boston, Phils- | ‘There were but few of our wounded there, | Battrwone, June 6—Thecity is becoming'| GaeaneR -FNPIRE HAS ARRIVED, Go Bio REE | ner, Charge moderate. Office at Chapin delphia, or St. Lonis; or with the designated | but there was a considerable number of con- | quite lively with the gathering throng. ®S signees will please attend to the reeeption o their goods at once i & Mating 8, @ street, near 7th street, Wasking- | Depositary at Bultimore, Pittsburgh. Cincin- | trabands in camp. The Entaw Houee and Barnum’s Hotel have CNN Ae | ee NOTICE Je6-1it" | hati, Louivville, Chieao. Detroit, or Buffalo; or | , Reinforcements for Grant continue to arrive | been selected as the headquarters of various f °°? NE Nae Foe : . } ‘ x iS eI r af ws, 7 neocintl thor- 5 Spaulding met sever: 1 EWARD WILL BE GIVEN POR rs ee | Coranryznsaie Heretofore existing under | *ith sny National Banking Association sathor- | capsDorts bound io the White House with | States. The Ohio delegation, at Barnum’s, | WJ) Rar utn hack and tan colored RAT TE NEWS FROM SHERMAN TO 3 P.M, YESTER- | the name of the Excelsior Expresa Company is tiiis | ized to receive deposits which may consent to | toons, fr this.morning hung outa white flag with tri- | RIER. witha collar on, with the subscriber's name , ’ DAY. ci | day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstand- | transact the business without charge. Certifi- The Spaulding brought up one hundred color border, bearing the-inscription, “Onio | on it. GRORGE KRAFT, : DAY. ing bills'to be paid by W. M. Barns BARRY cates in duplicate of deposits will be issued to depasi- | «sick and disabled mules and horses.” Several eyo Union.” 5 ee je6-3t* Coast Survey Otfice eae % aang wa Holl) Jone tet iat edt tors by the officer or association receiving them; the | steamers were at the White Houce unloadin, e Entaw House, the headquarters.of REWARD —Straved or stolen on the sth THE REBELS ABANDON THEIR STRONG PO-) pug lst 14 oo ntinue foes ong NOK originals of which mustbe forwarded with the offers | fresh horses for Gen. Grant's army. . national Union Committee, a large canvass S10 re ieee COW, with crooked horns, and yery large eyes; the udder sore. Theabe SITION HELD ON SATURDAY NIGHT. nO GEO. W. KING, office at the old Se Esa to the Department. All deposits should be made in It was reported at the White House that in poner is suspended, bearing the-name of e i braham ! | street and Po. ay. . 4 - me . the fight on Friday night the 25th Lincoln for next President: reward will be given if returned to No. 415 Pa, for alvice of off th certificates to reach e fig! y night the 25th and 40th ; 4 * er pes Wee, Washington City, DG) | P4PER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, &c. Wachiratar cot later then the morning of June | Massachnsetts regiments were badly cut up. “ = eae ret ond Us ctreete. Fae wa ‘ steht raat y | “gust received a beautiful ascortment of Watt | 1th. No olfermot accompanied byits proper certi- | - A RUMOR VIA FORTRESS MONROE. | $5 PETAR Cow i ie soe on he Thee Major General Diz, New Yori: | Papers of every description. Also, a very large | ficate of deposit will be considered. REBEL ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE U. 8. | Grant Reported te have Gained a: Great | 274 baifher tale white: she was in calf, The above We have dispatches from Gen. Grant’shead- | 254 beautiful stock of Window Shades. Shade Fix- The Coupon and Régistered Botids issued will be STEAMER ADELA FRUSTRATED. Victery over Lee. Pepeed oi be pa if brought on 2st street, be- tures and Trimmings Picture Cords, Tassels, &c inati Acting Rear Admiral Baile 2 = bya . s.&c.. 1 of the denominations of $50, $100, $900, and $1,009, cting Rear y, commanding Tee eR ON SCIOCE TARE: vOMENE S| tee Pe wesc respee fully call ie’ ateenttot OF | fi ogistered! Bonds of $5.000 and $10,000 will also be | East Gulf Blockading Squadron, writing from Foutrese Mongoz, June 5.—The steamer 6-3t* THOMAS GLANCY. John A. Warmer, Capt: Cane, arrived from Be et ; NAKEN UP ANDESTRAY, hi 5 ‘which state that there had been no fighting | for cash, and defy competition. Space issued if required. wil on board the flag-ship Dale, off Key West, un. | Bermuda Hundred at *Peam to-day. A Inter Titer the apbscriber, lizing an Halt ried uring the day. | _de6-6t* No. 248 Pa.av., bet. Ith and 1th. All offers received will be opened on Wednesday, | ger date ot May 2S, informs the Navy Depart- thee : preets hes gained @ great victory lr RSES, once dar bay, about six years old, about fifteen hands high; the othera light bay mare, about fifteen hands high, a bald face, with four white feet. The owner is ee auented $5 ome forward, prove property, pay Arges, an: e them away. Sjeeat’ *JOHN BERGEN. the 15th of June by the. Secretary or one of the 7 The enemy made an attack lereatteny! night ROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. z Assistant Secretaries, and notice of acceptance or Penang ure. : ou eee wi é mee com: upon Hancock, Wright, and Smith, but were | Chief Quartermasters Office. Penot of Washineien,.. | 3°¢lination will be immediately given to the respec | in” com, lee thectine tees Moaigun ot ee everywhere repulsed. Hancock's lines are E Wisaien De m4 JUNE 6,, 1864, 3 tive offerers; and, in case of acceptance, bonds of the | armed force of the enemy, led by officers of the over Lee in front of Richmond, capturing & largé number of prisorers, but fear it is-a mere rumor.” A BUMOR FROM CHARLESTON. : Sealed Proy is will be received at office | descriptions and denominations preferred will be | rebel nav: : Y, who made every preparation to HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED brought within forty yards of the rebel works- | pat FaUr DAY) Zane 16, i564. at ? gclodk. M, |] sent to the subscribers at the cost of the De- | capture the U.S. steamer Adela, lying near , Federal Ferces Threatening: It. I that the ac as OTE Doors = The rebels were very busy Saturday con- ing amounts, kind and description, viz: e follow- | partment, on final payment of instalments. The | the town of Apalachicola, but who were alto- Fortress Monnog, Junedg.—A rebel major | town, D. C., has reeently changed Bands and is now open to the traveling commu | 500,000 feet '4-4. inch i iginal deposi sill he Te! ther frustrated by the action of Lieut. Budd. structing entrenchments on the west side of the orlinch White ‘Pine Common | original deposit of two per cent. will’ be reckoned | ge 4 i Rity. The hotel has been refurnished 4 came into General Butler's lines at: Bermuda Cullings, 300,000 feet of which is to be from ¥2 to 16 | in the last instalment paid by successful oife who turned the tables upon them, capturing Hundred yesterday, who says the Federal th ex Chickahominy, at Bottom’s Bridge, and to- | fest rhe G é zi . their boats, rifles. titlasses. m: ition, S, tremp care and taste. Persons who are obliged to 75.000 t 8-4, i: < and will be immediately returned to those whose eir > ye » ammunition, | forces are at Secessionville,threatening Charies- very in the city daring th ‘ wards bvening threw a party acroas to the east onngste 8-4, or 2 inch White Pine Common offers may not be accepted. grappling irons, medicines, signal flags, haver- | ton. That the rebel commander at Gharleston eerie ee pban tod eros ene at Tnion_ Hotel is only'3) minutes’ ride in the cars from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Board $2 per day. fe 6-Im* GROVER’S THEATER. has tel-graphed the Confederate authorities for reintorcements, saying unless he gets them Charleston is lost. 100,000. feet 4-4. or Linch Pi = , ; ited sacks, and six of theirseven boats, together A despatch from General Sherman, dated | bothsides. i oa ‘i adores Admiral Bailey states that he has sent the 25,000 feet 3: inch White Pine Selects, well sea- | *tthorized to act under this notice on advice of ac- | prisoners North by the Bermuda, to be deliv- yesterday afternoon, June 5, half-past three | soned and dressed on both sides, ceptance of offer, or as follows: One-third on or | ered to the commanding officer of the Navy Another Collision at Sea. ; / 16010 feet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling, 16 feet Ib: ° ; one-thi sth; | ¥ i o'cloca, at Altoona Creek, states thatthe ene- | do,lwu fect axi Hemlock Seantlinge 16 feck loves | ctore the auth; one-third on or before the 2th; | Yard at Philadelphia. =| | ew yore, June 5.—The steamer Fairbanks, BENEFIT my, discovering us moving round his t ),000 feet 3x5 Joist, 16 feet long, (hemlock.) and the balance, including the premium and oriz- col unication from the rebel Secretary hence for Washington, has returned, baving, - x : poten es 3x5 Joist, 23 feet long, (hemlock.) inal two per cent. deposit, on or before the 30th | Mallory, foand) on ele person of passed Mid- | or the night of the sth, of Sandy Hook, come oF Aanir, sbandoned his position last night and} 51) fant 00 oF 10Joist, 14 feet long, henilock.) | of June, Interest to the Ist of July on the several | Shipman S, O- Blane, oue of the prisoners, | fo contston with the Bremen brig Santiago, THBODORE HABELMAN marched of. McPherson is moving to-da: 30.600 first ite Pi e during which a hole was knocked in one of her — ie y for | grits! rst quality IB-inch sawed White Pine of drafting men from the army into the uavy. Bolles; and: One| man scalded'to death. ‘The Te di Grasia Ackworth, Thomas on the direct Marietta | Pe “i first quality 16-inch sawed White Pine Toad, and Schofield on his right. | a Es r this notice should be endorsed “Offer Santiago lost her bowsprit. and sddressed to the Secretary of the = VILLAGE SENT TO FRBEDMEN*S MR, HABELMAN that the very try announce hi rat quality I6-inch sawed Spruce Pine ! Shingles. 2 The right to decline all offers not con- Of the 1,500 contrabands brought up onthe | | K 4 r or himseif ¥y has been raining hard for three days, and |, PRGGe%. 9 quality i8inch iawed Cédar Shingles, | sidered wivwitugrous is reserved to the Govern, | Steamer John Ree, (noticed in our firstedi- | | _ The Feeling im ne lees i EAP HE eer PON POT er ees the roads are heavy. An examination of the here en Shingles and Laths proposed for wili | ment. 8. P. CHASE tion,) nearly ¢U0, mostly women and children, | Ate houtn the Tate borpe age five Resdved i ; , f enemy's Abandoned line of works here show au *abgre described to be od merchantable Secretary of the Treasurp have been aura’, sent to psoedmen's -yillane Broreis troops gave themselves up, saying, AAD EE OE PENILE: i . |}, Lumber, suWect to the inspection i and fed, clothed ana comfortably lodged by | « is;the last fight to Richmond,” and that neft will therefore take place an immenee line of works, which I have turned appointéd on die part oft Goreme P2OLOsALs FoR STATIONERY. Lient, Gol. E. ML, Greene. They were sent over | gus troops were bound to wineand Doge thorn ; Saree ore J! ‘with less loss to ourselves than we have in- qclig ine Leanber § hedelivered withjn twenty. Diedarveucor avin this forenoon. Amy others withont homes will | to go iu, : ' TO-MORROW, (TUESPAY,) June 7th, flicked upon them.” The army supplies of | Theability of the bidder to sil the contract, | , Proposals for lurnishius suck sintiones Bee, tethers ORE RR UER Een Se Cel ereones when will be given the ~ LOOAL NEW: b e i u ¥ as lay | office. should it be awarded to him. must te be required by this Department, andthe bureass | & torage and provisions are ample. by two responsible persons, whose be guaranteed end offices therent, daring the fiseal year endine i ' | t | , Epwry M. Stanton, Secretary of War. | to he sppended to the guaranty. June W, 1865, will be received until 12 o'clock + | I | } ii { BARBER OF SEVILLE, M. LODIES OF OFFICERS BROUGHT UP i ub c T name and post office addresa of each | Of TUESDAY, the sth day of July, tt. Those A steamer which arrived here to-day brought THE ELECTION.—The election i Grand Opera by E i = bidder must be legibly written in th unatcompanied by satisfactory testimonials of - aia a = mia see Pear ath c now in pro- See AME ND ut GEN. RB. 0. TYLER. igdex mies be legibly, written in the proposal. ability to Tula! «contract Will not be comileres’ | UP the bodies of Pel: Mortis. 6th New York: | gress throughout the city for Mayor.and Mem. | ,-During the Oe MADAME JOHANNSEN » 6 i: contract, signed by the con g | an mtracta willonly be awarded to manu Col. Preston, ist Verinont: a Col. Moody, and | bers ot the Boards of Aldermen and Common f *'j;*,,. Vespers Sicilien x ‘This gallant Officer, who was wounded in ac gned by t! ontractor and both of his 4 y ‘0 tae- | *: = : 3 Bolero—Ves § Verda uarantors, Will be required of th 5 turers of, or @enlers in, the several classes of ar_ | ¢ Capt Cushman, all of wiom were killed on | Corncil, is being conducted at all the precincts “Vale by the ankle whilet assaulting the enemy's lines | Sidder upop Meaning the tonteacy, Le Successful | Hiclen y | Briday. iu a most orderly and quiet manner, although AN willeing on Friday last, reached this city this morning The right to reject any or all bide that may be Ali articles fyrnished must be of the hest quali C fae eit the friends of the rival candidates, especially’ pt angel”? “Goo weet about one o'clock, on board the steamer Gen. deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter- ie their kind, and uot inferior to the samples e Orrra To-NIGHT.—Stradella” is announced | for Mayor, are laboring with unusual energy, oo sna nae's es 5 ees y Abt TD rope Eeeuge eet me riresar i for to-night at Grover’s, being the occasion of | #2d both sidesappear sanguine. Bets on both rn sides are freely offered aud taken. The yote | _"* Box Kook uo 2 It Howard. Gen.T.’s wound is qnite a sérious : Ly : Y¥ J. €, MCGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en- Each 3 1 imnst be signed by the individual one, aud itis feared that it will be totmd ne- | ¥elove “Proposals for Lumber” and addressed to | OF firm ma cessary to amputate the limb the undersigned. : for each ar Gtnecintebintor, eerie? | Brene ee 5 peuereahe be sustained | will undoubtedly be a large one, as the pas- Capt. W. L.Schezler, Lievt. L. Kinny, and 2 “2 DH. RUGKER, All urticles required under a contract must be | by Carl Formes as volio,”” a part com- | sage of the registry law by Congress lets in & f Stat TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT Lieut. C. H. Owéns, aids on Gen Tyler's stat 1 ; a Brig. Gen'l and Chief Quartermaster, delivered, on the order of the proper bureau or | posed for him by Van Flotow, and in which | large number of Votes that would otherwise | * ‘ON SOUTH AST. NEARGTH ET, WEST who are also wounded, were brought up on | to : Depot Of Wasnt | eee eT he aeacelee a gawested, wiuat cor. | role he is unapproachable. In order to have have been ccowded out on account of the} On THURS! AY AFTERNOON, June 9,at60°cik. the Howard at the same time. PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. | - the contractor to furai-h’ proper articles will by |. the powerful sid of Formes, Himmer selected | ete? whe nih noaq ene upon the poll | on the premixes. we shall seil, part of bet No 2. im : | deemed just cause for abrogatinertne eoatract * ists. The oath used, as a general thing is that | Square No. 497 fronting 16 feet oa south H street, Gana ry nares ae a Terasvey Depantwent, Jn ‘Articles not named in the schedule, if required this opera: and we hear that the seats are being | following the torm as given by Mr. Bradley. between nd Sth street west, and near 6th street, Cc BABANDS BROUGHT CP. Sauet Proposals for | onpry will are to be furnished at the lowest market prices, | taken very rapidly. Madame Johansen, Ha- In the First Ward; at noon to-day, there | #24 runni ck 79 feet 7 inches to a 25-foot alley. The steamer John Rice, which arrived here | *t titi; Denurtment until the Givday ys and the right i reserved of ordering a greater or | belman and Gratfo will also ink: part; thus | Were About 150 votes ‘cast in the second pre- | jMPruved by a neat two story Frame Dwelling : at 120°clock a. lesa tity of each articl o i iaat night from the White House, brought up} Samples of thie articlesin class 1 will be furnished | publicservice may require. owt *®"° | giving to the entire opera a strength uever | Grin tne first precinct of ther weed a one thousand five hundred contrabands, of al | to partics desiring to bid. on application to the De- Bond, with approved seenrity, must be given by | betore equalled in this city. yotes, The contest in tie latter precinct ‘is Ages, sizes, and sexes. This morning a number | "1 "°}}". the individual or firm obtaining a contract, Should Terms cash. Conveyances at the cast of the purchaser, je.b-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts } he Department reserves to itself the right to | a contractor refuse or neglect t i ae is ee very close, and it is difficult to tell who has > 7 areamuuugaromnd tine tet ee | as ae writing paper plain or faint inci fuane quired, any article or atticles, Ler ne the inside track. Some certificates under the ¥J5.C.McGUIKD& OO., Auctioncers, Those who desire 1t will te venth Ward, | = re —e. : a contract, the same may be purchased in open mar- | CONGHESSIONAL. jew law have been presented here, and in| pOSITIVE SALE CF VACANT LOT AT THE man's Ville, sent to the Freed- | | Deliveries of all. articles in the several classes | Ket.and if a greater price bas been paid theretor | ———~»—_ ery instance where the answers were satis- | CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET WEST AND B Ze. ne "ma ee pe erittes ei pas. which thane Spepilied An the OMEEAGE, phe difference XXXVIIita CONGRESS,—FIRST SESSION. factory the yoters were allowed to hand in STREKT NORTH. s ‘ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED, } Btiglecin cd . h the samples of te i He gharge he contractor in his next quar- Meeese pee their ee rete soni, aadotieedit Rene ee pene ee a £3 : ED. | alldeliveries will be subject to inspection b: The snbjoined schedule specifies as : Monvar, June 6. presented certificates who voted within EO! premises, st sell, B About 40 wounded were brought up from | e<pert, devailed for that purpose by the Seeremey | now be dour, the amount. quality. and descrietiens | SENAvS.—Mr. Sumuer offered a resolution, | twelve months in some State, and these, of | N0,2; in Square No. 419. fronting % eet on sth the White House on the steamer Express. But , °f the Treasury, and the delivery of an inferior | of the articles likely to be required, which was adopted, requesting the President, | COUrse, were denied the right of rupning back 1M feet os Borth Ratreet few of these were very serious cases. i a be deemed sufficient cause to annul The bids wil canvassed separately for each of | if not incompatible with the public interest, to In the second precinct of the Second Ward ‘erm: ne-balfin cash; the remainder in six The Express also brought up the bodies of btw the classes specitied below, aud contracts for one | communicate any recent information he has in | 241 votes had been polled at 2 o'clock. It ts | months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on } eries wnst be free of charge, at th y f the el Gol. J. E. Drake, 112th New York; and Col. | Departinent, ¥ oe unt Teewury | tigst advantageos | s awarded as may bedeemed | yetation to the slave trade to Cuba, and what | Dard to tell who was ahead at that Dour, se Mr. } the premises. ad 41 Vashington. most advantageous tu the Department. ° fri Cc and it the fthe py McUonike, 169th New York. These bodies are | _ E8¢h proposal must be sizned by the individnat | | Proyosals must de addressed to the Secretary of | forts are being made for its suppression. Semmes’ fiends claimed that he was Reisen ea als Aan terra ‘ . or 2re | or firm making it, and be accompanied by a satis- | the Interior, and endorsed Propo-als for statio Mr. Carhle called np the bill to grant jands | Votes; while Mr. Walach’s friends asserted | °haser. re at the wharf, awaiting transportation | factory guaranty that the bidder willececeion so. | ery. : ‘a “d or etaten | to Wisconsin to aid 4 the coer acuectant a | that he was inthe advance. In the firet pre- | _/<-d_[Bep.j_J. ©. MOGUIRE & Co., Aucts, orth | tract, with good aud sufleient bonds, f his hi ithe OLAss No. 1 Paper, ship canal from the head of Green Bay to soled torn Dy pday «Plethora hae eae eee eee ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. MAIL E ESTABLISHED BETWEEN THIs | “ ’ meat 4, 1 reams cap best quality, white or blue,ruled | Lake Michigan. 1t grants 100,000 acres of land 5 ides claiming & majority. FT ¥ AND THE WHITE HOUSE. EA aioe apnea eae aa (ide, medium. or close. and trimmed, | for the purpose. : There is-quite an interest taken in the elec- | PXBOCTORRSALN OF TMERONED REAL Es- A regular mail line nas been established be- | penalty of the bond Low elge bE less than It lbs. per ream, The bill was passed. tion in the Third Ward, and the friends of the , ; i WEDNZEDAY AFTEBNOON, tween this city und the White House,a boat | U7¥ may iirect the purchase inopen market of such | 2, gv reais iegal cap, White or blao, trimmed and | , Te consideration of the Laternal Revenue | candidates are exerting themselves zealously. allel) im “premises all On o’clock, I shall sel} in front of the p“emises all : quantities of any articles ax shall be necessary to felonee bill was considered as in Committee of the | Im the first precinct at noon there had been 150} that piece or parce] of grontd being the east half leaving the Sixth street wharf every morning. | Suyply the deficiency vanced by such fuilure, and ) reams quarto post, white or blue, rated | Whole. votes polled, of which it was conceded that | of Lot numbsred eizhty eight (ss) im Thetkelt's tace mccrstood that the Government will | charzeto the contractor fifty per. centuin of the ious widths, to weigh not lessthan | The pending question was Mr. Qollamer’s | Mr. Wallach had a majority, as come said, of | addition of Georgetown situated on 24, between an Upon this line the steamers Keyport, : which it shall be found necessary to pay for _ per ream, per ream amendinent to the 7th section appointing the | 60. In the second precinct 217 votes had been [ Lingan and Warren streets near Gieorgetown Col- zaie Baker and Highiand Light. i ares 7 ied with satisfactory gua 4. 75 reane white conmuétcial yr ‘other note va- | number of Asseseors and Collectors according | Polled, Mr. Wallach being largely ahead. le cs lot ¥n'o0 fost front, with a sth of 1 feet nlacier sero AG yer, uighly gins plain perream 2? | to the number of members of Congress from In th first precinct of the Fourth Ward } improved bys eonvenicn: and well built Two NAVAL CAPTUR each State, and by Congressional district, as in | there hi een about250 votes polled, of which shed u the old act, instead of allowing their appoint. | fully #wo-thirde were for Mr. Wallach. Every- story Brick House, containing six rooms and del.ar. p. lu reamne tat cap, white or blue, unculed, per 5, u P The house ie located on high ground and in a very ‘Toe Nayy Department has received infor- | ream mation of the capture of the si 9 teat OLass No reams envelope, yellow or bud, royal, per | ment to district set off at the discretion of the | thing was harmonious in this ward. heatthy neighborhood Title perfect. on the 30th of ay, near Manne Hie ie Paper : ream a President, &c. The amendment was adopted. In the Fifth Ward there was no undue. ex- Terms: One half cash, tie balance in three and She had five bales of cotton om board, but no | zul Cap Paper 7, 1M reams large brown envelope, 24x58 inches, meer rte citement up to 10 o'clock; at the first pre- | Six months, secured by @ deed of trust on the addta Gf any kine , | White Quarto Post Paper per ream NG ; Hovsk.—Mr. Fenton, of N. Y., introduced a | cinct there bad been Si votes cast and it was | Property. , pape y 3 White Packet Note Paper &, Jf dozen sheets patent blotting, I9x% inches. | bill extending the time for opening the sub- | conceded that of these a ie fs ‘All convevancing at ccat of purchaser White Commercial N Pardo r dozen sherts sription bookt the Union ( X 4 es Majority was for A. GODDARD. Bxecutor = ommercial Note Paper . : Scription books of the Union Gas Light Com- | Wallach. ie Semmes men were at work how- d t MAJOR BIR i low Envelope Paper %. Yo reams brown envelope paper, 33x10 inches, | pany of the city of Washington, and for other | oven, and it was thought that they were tmue. | eit? —_»__ THOMAS DOWLING, Auet_ Major Birney, of Gen. Birney’s statf,) who , Berens Leber 0. 15 veins straw wrapping paper, SIx40, per purposes: inion was referred to the Gommiittee | tering their forces for a rush this afternoon. ¥ J.@.McGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers, 33 very sick, reached this city last night from | Card Blotting Boards ream j for the District of Columbia: : In the second precinct of this ward, however, -STER’S SALE 0% THREE STORY BRICK the front, on board the steamer Gen. Howard. | White Envelopes. official size LU. Wrheet+ drawing paper, royal or medium, per Mr. Garfield, of Ohio, from, the Committee on | the election is somewhat one-sided, Mr. Wal- Ue G: HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH ST —— | White Envelopes, letter size «yon cue teacing paver, French, lerge sive, | Military Affairs, reported a bill gfving the | lach at o'clock having abont thres-fourths | EET BETWEEN GAND PRTR! TS NORTH: PERS0NAL.—Gen. Hurlbert, formerly com- ae a elopes, note size eer sheet o PiPery French, lnrge size, | commauders of departments or officers of divi- | of the number of votes polled, the yore being | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 28, at 6 o'olk maader of the 1cth army corps, is in the city- Gop Spree he 15, 100 yarn tracing Cimsin'e, per yard s10Ds power summarily to punish guerrillas, | tor Wallach 61, and for Semmes 11. : onthe premises, by virtue ofa deed of irustdated ei i sed PSs e White Metlax: en Ti igdozen press copy books, not jess than s@ | Violators of the laws and customs of war, The voting in the Sixth Ward was also pro- | § ten er 23d, 1861, aud duly recorded in Liber N e bad an interview with President Lincoln | White Super Boyal Paper pages, per dozen. thieves, etc. eressing steadily thie morning, but rather more | ©. 7. No. 2and folios 1, et Feq., and of the Land this morning. Guide N68 Jase No: 1.—Enrelopes. | Mr. Eldridge unsuccessfully moved to lay | rapidly than last year. At ten o'clock this | Records of Washington county). C.. I shall vell, pe ee ae Best anality Goosing tee = 15. 1,000 ined, printed to order. S's to @cx | the bill upon the table—yeas 45, nays 67; and | morning, in the second precinct, there had been | 46° fCntine So toctom Ninth streot west, beewe RESIGNATION GENERAL FrEMONT.—The Best quality Black I ee Nes, per | it was then passed. = about 150 votes polled, of which it wag con- | O and P streets north, runnisg back 94 feet 4 inches resignation of Major General Fremont has been Best quality Blue In! 16. 0,00 bed < ee | | Mr. Wilson, of lowa, from the Committee on | ceded Wallach had the majority; while in the | toa public alley and improved by # three-story a Best quality Writing Fluid a , w Best quality Carmine Ink fe | printed to order, per M_ Faber’s best Black Lead Pencils, Nos. 1, vitiadhesive envelopes, white, heavy. and4 r H » 6 inches. printed to order, Faber’s best Red and Blue Pencils | envelopes, white or y Brick Dwelling House conta:ning two ba-oment rooms. aloon partor, wide hall, and three eham. bers, with woodsbed, c,, in the rear. Terms casbs Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. | the Judiciary, reported back the Senate bill o} - ii defining the eastern and western judicial dis- by da ea ee pecans M | ‘ices of Virginia, which was passed. votes im There are three candidates for Alder- ow, The House passed the Senate bill prohibiting, | men in this ward, and two sets of candidates tendered the President and accepted. ———_—_+ eee + President Lincola and General Grant. Tara foil Steel Pens letter, 6x3!.. inches, printed to | UN@er fine and imprisonment, members of | jor Council, and the contest is gong on warml, THOMAS L_ BURB, T:ust ‘ Be eyes ieee trom President Lincoln echneet ae 2 * ‘ Congress. and heads of Departments, chiefs of | between them imag wo Seeder 3.0. McGUIRE & 00 , Ancte” ‘was read ai rant meeting in Union Square, Gold Pens note, per M, bureans, and clerks, for receiving money in In the Seventh Ward, at 10 o'clock this - rc : New Yori, on Saturday e vening - B ails : =e 4 e t to be charged | consideration of outside business transactions. morning, Mr. Semmes had fifty majority in the ¥J.0, McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, warsEeUTivE Mawetox, |) Breet Totes Ui aieiis RSs ees WER T@RRLh OF) am Nove Pine aud Pentits ete first precinet and seventy majority in the sec- | STOCK OF JEWELRY. JBWELL "6 TRON ASHINGTON, June 3, 1564. Best sere, With i handle (ia, bees : ey tiniss ee oni recinet, ani yoting was stil Tis! SAFE. GLABS, COUNTER, 10. Eon F. A. Comling, and others: 5 Bea Erasers wiuicrvcry beni? erry’s or Gillott’s barrel pens, per TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Mr. Semmes at a later hour distancing his | SIGNS, &c., &¢.. AT PUBLIORALE. ee si Your letter. inviting, me to be Shears for office use, { 08 :'s, Gillett’. or other good me- competitor considerably. Yn this ward there\|’ | Corners BUND AA MO eases oe meeting of loyal citizens to ass No.3. tallic pens, per gros “ - n & great deal of scratching on the ticz- it mal E E eld at New York, on the 1th inst, forthe pur- | Glass Inkstanas4** ° ts 2. 1G quills, No deper Me 1 FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC | ets for Aldermen and Councilmen, and it is | Pe=Bs¥ivaaia, avenue. below the National Hotel Grant for Bis Siglal services was resolved | Sing tyd twelve inch Trory Bolder | caccutttete Con Aly, Bat bare ee | eee PENS Leas 110000 nn | MOTE PO ee te | andircr Bape ce ang Ora tere ahaa pate 8 Ame ANS = es He vs ripe ee ith 7haa- ’ ° LATER. ellry of ali kinds in ani ey yesterday. Bett qualify Sealing Wax. made entirely from iowiters best aulitas per denen" 4 [Correspondence Associated Press. | We have information from many of the polls | Ware. Spocns, Forks, Castors, Spectacles, Fancy Itty impossible for me toattend. Lapproye, shellac aces a tt er-pointed | Hapgcarrers, June4—s a.m.—Our cavalry | up to? siclogs p.m., At that hour 165 votes ote., ete. aa, nevertheless, whatever may tend to strengthen Mucilage i or small, with leads, per | Were engaged nearly all day yesterday in the been led at the first precinct of the | spate Gisis Silver-plated sim, Counter, Show and sustain a Grant and the noble ar- Linen Tape oye oF ae rou sunk vicinity of Hawe’s Store, ‘ Firgt Ward and Mr. Semmes is said tobe 30. Cases. os otk: 3 mies pow Lt! his direction. _ Bilk Taste, assorted colors | 7, 36 O7SuLe Abee + No. lio 4,er graduated, pe The first attack was made on Hampton's | ahead, At the second precinct of this Ward | ilsrge Jewellers Fire-proof Safe of Herriog's ‘uae prev eaten Red eighteen z aded Pins §. 15 eases Faber’s polygrades, araduaton per eee, which was badly defeated with se eee ten Apeses Po » With 40 majority: et Fee stor Clock : main’ - pevteneed a8 je Semm« A aaa. - A ‘has ocurred in the remarkable campaign he ts Sw artou eR ceic Feely 3 erie 9. g dort Paber’s red snd blue peucils, yor | They afterwards attacked Hill's left, on the | ‘Th both precincts ef the Second Ward Mr. || Window Tights, Bhadés, Show Racks, Gas Vix. now conducting. While the itude and Bylet Machines dozen Tolopotomy river, with the 2d New York, and | Wallach is largely ahead, his friends claiming rons oo aisienlty of Ca taal before, Bim donot rove French Eylets ane Crage No. 3.— Init, Inistands. Wafers and Waz. | drove one brigade out of thelr works and held | that he has three votes to one for Mr. Semmes jeld 5.0 MoQUIRE& CO,, Aucta. , TS ‘asteboard Reference s 1, ludeven glass, any patént, large or small, in! e place an hour and withdrew. We now | in the first precinct, and four to Mr.: Semmes’ —. z it ir great trial, x Cards. tands, 3 Si ; 3 % emel ce meeting: sou bed shape your Bory Pousee Boxe . 2.3 deren eagiifon double or single inkstands, j een Meade ‘biyonacked last night between cho claimiaea, Smemaing ey ou i that t PEACRSDAY, the came Rourand piace eth) Slastie Rin, yer doz I a ; | S, 6 00.. eee ey anyone ne E8D%.| Glass Paper Weights :. teydozen Maynard & Noyer’sink. or anyother | Bethsada Church and the Pamunkey river, | his majority in the Second Ward will be at }'_ieSd cee eS ‘¥ trul A. corm.’ Glass Sponge Cups American copying inkor fliidinmérket, | 80d hasa strong position. Our loss was not | least 250. : ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionee: ours, truly, Liycoty. | Sponge quarts, per doz heavy. In the first precinct, Third Ward. up to t Be enn wattormer Pa. event | eel A ae Patent Binders 4.25 de oe Acnold’s writing finid, quarts, per ‘The loss in yesterday's engagement wag more | o’clock, 261 votes were cast, Mr. Wallach at ii = Bs CIGA’ h 00 THE LADIES OF WEST WASHINGTON |} The Department reserves the right to accept 5 dosen eae tag Tox. quarts NEOlas : gevere than at first Scone , being about 11,000 | that hour being reckoned about SO Breas. ‘In | GROCERIES, LIQUORS Cig ARE anp TOBAC! MISSION will hold a FESTIVAL in the’) Lids for individual items in classes land 2. Sdozen best bina dik, auacts, par dozeb. 5 or the two Gave phnreday aud delay. To2;) the second. piecing! of tale werenten Nan been YHOBNING. Sine $.8¢.0 olstock Church, corner 2th and & streets, commencing | : Bidder will be ceauired to conform their bidsto 0 de Sri a ceca tae te lN day the army has rested, and nothing but ar- | to that hour 396 votes cast, the majority being | Oo THURSDA asmupd, eco ° c rs € Ul be requi rt 7.0 dozen David's carmine ink, ounce, No, 1, 4 : will sell atthe Auction Rooms— MONDAY. jun 6th, to continue through, the the written specifications furnished with the sam- perdozen tillery dueling has occurred. “ . for Wallach. There isa goodideal of teeling “Sr rrels White and Yellow 8 week, Admittance 10 cents. 2, Je 6-30 | ples. and failure todo so will cause the rejection } 5.2 M seal waders, best quality, red, No.3, for | (Im the i yesterday Breckinridge occupied | exhibited by the friends of the candidates for Chests Tea, boxesBperm ‘and Adlamartine Oan- oftany bi Office seal, per M the right, Beauregard next, Longstreet’s corps | Aldermen, rs. S rd and Brown. ab 3 , “"Barrels Cofemand boxes do, ida which contain items at prices less than the 9.5 pounds best red wafers, common size, per | the center, and Ewell on the left, while Steel’s In the firat precinct of the Fourth Ward, at: {| Boxes Cadned £rnitsand Meats. jPTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. | i ‘ —s t of t! tick il t, ‘i 2 | The Lad'et of tho Ninth Btrect Methodist Prot- | Shi will not be considered. © SP GHASH. | 10, co poubd Test extra supersearlet sealing wax, | COvPS Wae held in reserve. Their artillery | two o'clock 302 votes had been cast, and it { stant Chureh wili hold a FESTIVAL for the sale | ie 6-wilm Secretary of the Freasury. per pound firing was good at some points. was conceded that'Wallach was considerably joxes Brown, Yellow, and Castile Sty. of Btrawberrics and Cream, at the A Pp outr10N 0 OF COPARTNARSHIP nie Crass No 4.—Cutlery and Miscellaneons Arti- a ee our calssons Saux Deter led ee ae oh reer asa sm paborre! 100 yotae, ts Boxes Starch. ar Wowders, ene) UNION LEAGUE ROOMS, a ¢ cles. Sem: = Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon sai, 9th atreet, between D and E, commencing on The partnership heretofore existing under the 1. SS dozen Rogers s knives. four blades, buck er | sant See reeninic ant cemuonneee pitas ave ind erg a meer ara er ime demijohns Brandy ane My paker. TURSDAY EVENING, June 7th. | firm of Howard. & Rouse. ip the livery and ele pearl handle, per dozen nt off as rapidly as possthie. ‘ precinct the interest seems on the increase, | 75 cases Ontard. Dupuy s0d8. 0. P. . ‘As this Festival i ‘3 ers | gteble business is, this day dissolved by mutual | 2. 25 dozen Rogers's ivory handle erasers, per aaa St ep und the votes were going in briskly. At two |/ Boxes Havana Tobacco abd-Cigars. is Festival is held for the benefit of the Cali debts due the firm will be paid tea. | > dozen 7 c’elock 410 yotes had been polled here. Mr.] Cases Claret and Baskets Champs: Church, the ladies express the bone that it will be | Howard, who will settle all the abslies faite | 8. 10 doren-ece shears, OF eelssore, extra, ver | deat eo psy vir. | Waliach’s trends claimed thet he was leading'| Octaces ‘and quarters randy, iiberally patronized, and promise to sparc no effort | firm. - g. ARD. josen, 5 ‘4 7 ae 5 y many yotes. pee 5 brands. to make it worthy of aruit. GEE June 2.1964. _[e 4-3t*] 3.2, BORE. & ko que at pemaghe ess Sry ~ | ginia, from Queenstown on the 25th, has passed agar in ney Seyenth Warde Mr. | $i ripe Pain Kate apa nena eben Season tickets, admitting a gentleman and lady, | JP]NITED STATES HOTEL le 6. 500 dozen German tape, No. a2, red, per dozen | here. Semmes was 195. votes ahead at the first pre- Barrels Whirkey, vations branis, Cocenta. Single admission, i cents. 6-26 U si CAPE ISLAND. N. J. 7. 15 dozen paper weights, assorted y per dozen : Vork, ar. | cinet and 150 ahead at the second precinct. 5 ts ‘oes, Drawers, Y= MECHANIC'S Taig yeomnyea JOM WEEE. SARE MOLLER. Foe ente mn g ene eonne then Reng y Pi aua the Oty of Wash be friends of Jr. Wallzoh eee 24 Ba crahiefee Ciothing : Members and other friends wishi in | ' Beg leave to call the attention of their friends | 19. definen tw id % ington on the th. . F | ate cheerful, and sanguine of su : e arrels Apple Bre d Goblets. 9, Ts Association are rerpectfully sequerted fo toke | aan fhe putlic fo the shove TRAETIC CED fe ee ee et ould Cotton is firmer bui unchanged. Breadstuffs | inslications up to this time are that he will be | § Package: Tamblemane Coit. o, Goods, notice of the following arrangement, viz? | Establishment, which will be open, for 12.9 dozea rashogany rulers, round or flat, {| dull. Provisions dull. Consols 91% for | re-elected. Terms cash. ‘ «CO. Aucts. In consequence of the largenumber of mem- | the reception of visitorson the Joth of, imches long, per dozen > money. A ar ‘ } Aa 4 je6 St WM..L. WALL e bera, the Association has been compelled to rent | June, A Sid ve it | i 9 dozem India rubber rulers, round or fist. | — ‘The news trom America created @ great sen- | AFFAIRS IM GEORGETOWN—A Strike Phe | — ® Liteep stom fe vee ete Taticia’ esiden specious Dintagetiat teege aud ell 11, dee Soogvests ent, 3) inches long | sation, and the advices the City Gf Wash. | laborers employed at Ray’s docks’ stopped JR AFSIGERATORS! ORRFRIGERATORS 4 1. yin each mouth’ ce isted Bed hoome th Dkeawds ge inasia corn | ington increased the exCitement. The news 15 werk this morning, demanding two dollars pet pas as ; 2 Inthe large room up stairs, at the German | pie ee eer aN eM ig: Godoren meatlaee leer miase sare, with | gelterally regarded in Europe as disastrous to | 4 Wages for discharging the cargoes of Boats | sust received a very jares snd, comple'® —_ malt eaaite in shares The Proprietors of this ta) para ot oat rush an@*metallic top, per tozan the rebel cause. ae atthe docks. .They have been receiving 61.50. . ment of thecolebrat even, Laue wishing ee are once Bo care of expense te meet ee ante are, 30 dozen mueitage, pints, without'trush or! ‘The rebel loan declined 5‘and’s per cent. The hands at all the docks, except Agnew’s, ' OONTINENTAL.G y ox TTR, oe es Ce Piplicastronege. x : 9, se deze peabe ze, assorted, per dozen Brita ge eer ee ay boy gy onal 8 large number of {* and EXCELSIOR «+ erRtGERATORS, pipminsas hinined on poping the smelt). bnaiieationston coon, made to thecabteribers: | 2 3 dcren rasmaetarn start folers, per dozen | itu Mune of Iealakul tend. 11 poate are lying fut the canal awaiting epporta- | wich are mdmitind. to be of the, meet aPe rt f 6 dire péf share, | p25? te Cape Island, if B ee EOE ee ee ' 1 rirgi ate their cai The follew- |-%. : kroanship of the zal 5 Tepe mage peeing promt gta. pa weet & mine: | CLass No §.—Ferchnent and Parchmeni Paper | proitund cessation it Eaplanee and the peo: | ing Vous arrived thie moving MO. iot~ | BY'Gh'os ial end examination, Quy stng” to Fee ext mecting: the Ai month’s dues will ret THE LATEST STYLES ea +f vringhes, Sorauect bert euallty, BS) | pleavere astounded at the magnitude of the | riton, Con! #20: ME. em. oy MO, Die, do. | spapctated by all. 4 gba TZ & GREE, te received. ov : 2. KO Fheets of parchment, best quality, 28x32 ." The pro Of the Bloody CORY | Cee rene ict ; Onwata, coal to | — NFORM obare elready. . J, JOUVENAL, STRAW EATS inches, per shi i bat, was eagerly canvassed. na side, coal tg American) Go,; On , ILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO ie3. ep Panes Secretary. at * 5. ocr sheets of parchment paper, best quality, Cotton press ker under the news. . Borden Cow, tee departures, were eight t boats friends and the public that he on = eo 3st" fn ted CHAS. L. LOOK WOOD & CO.’S, Iorlé inches, per sheet. . The Londow Times says Gen, Grant light, and one, the B, F. Roman, -with dry |, igty of large and beatiful sie of) marked, 4 B LADIES os Sateen srow je@Imif “324 Ps. ay... bet. Oth and 10th ata, 4. 20 sheets parchment paver, best.quaiity, 15220'} tully enstained his reputation for uwconquer: ‘&c., for the Po! nt of Rocks. is tones ‘and ee da 0! ~ M. ¥. CHUROM w' “a CK FOR ~.,. inghes, per sheet. © t + able ; Entered.—Schooners Mary @ erper, and is th ‘ vs the balhef the Ane me Ht BALE.—An eee Martiase in good : able tenacity, and if he did not achieve an ab- Z ‘Philadel wit! solicit wahare of their tronage- House, eke rect Deas aires eas’, Pepesee ioeechee wits Ht and i. — FORM F aU. NTY, "ies sglute success, he bid forit more desperately bet acts hoon sae eth Ann een ith and 19th sgmeendaeTE PSMA roceeds ite te pgicd | will be wd, reasonable. an the owas CELE 2 fofaidl a combract for fyrntahine seaport thie bara tagincneg ter in Troas, Taagier Sound, Mechanic, OLY me PPE MEOH ANT’ AND. to the li nia ‘of the on Oburch. Nes. ito int ther, business. Appl to B, Ai} stationery for tie Departussnt: of the Interior ation of thebalance, so evenly do sition te M.S. zell, ‘Mizell, Bal i pic 1; V nae, y . 4 adm 15 oghta, M TOH MLL. tt reet stands or *g. d the onding Juge ), A— . Mary's is ry Allen, Ni YX; | ‘ bon eipkets BY cents; etngle HENS | tautamtsooraer 1 ORG. sie, Tord | Sik oe ees : een Teiw | ofthe battle appear to be weighed: « Banks, ‘Sale ty bis SE: | ;