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NAVY YARD.

The Baltimore arrived about 81 O'Clock this
morn ng, having LEFT YORKTOWN Yesterday sftef-
noon, bringing up the excursion party who left In
her on Friday night last for a visit 10 Yorktown
and vicinity. The party was composed Of sens-
tors Rice and HarriG Hon. r. A. Conkling, Col
Harris, OF the Marine Corps, Mrs. Gen. Ricketts,,
Mrs. Senator Thompson and others portion
OF the Marine Band, under the lead CT Prof. r.
Prospect, accompanied the party. They visited
Old Point, Norfolk, Yorktown, White House and
Mcclellan's headquarters at Fair osks, and on
the tip collected many relies OF rebeldom. The
troops were in nne order, and were confident OF
success.
General w r. Palmer was brought up On TIC
Baltimore sick with typhoid fever, and taken to
his residence In this city
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DIED.

On the 18th instant. LUCs MITCHELL, dsush-
ter OF James II. and Sasan e. Roche, aged years
monIhs snd IL days.
Her fpne e. will TAI Q paos from AL Eleventh
street, between g and n, w ednssday moralng, at
10 o cock. The fris-ds OF the family are United
20 aISend.
MoDd.y. June 18th, WILLIAM g. DAWSON,
IN lhs e6,h wear Of his age.
Tns friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend ms fu aers fIo hls late residence, on
.trsct between and e, Itland, on 20 morrow
"wednesday ~ 10 o'cio * 3. m.
On Monday evening, JuEe 18th, Mrs. LETITIA
EoDERMOTT,a aged IS Years, I6tive OF County
Armagn ireland, and for the last So years resG-
dent OF this eliy. May she RESI- in peece-Amen!
Her funeti v Ill sake soc from ser late Iesi-
dehce ~ Missouri ayshue, ne ar sd tire {, 81 lwo
o'c IN. GA CO. mOIroW Wednssdayl evening,
80 fl: d. OF The family are respectfully invited
10 au'Id.
On Thursday. June 18th, ne,r Pisestavay, Nd,
May nLM :, dsugtt ter Of Joseph n. ana Nay
NJ. Oassln, &C ed month.
(Balt.moIe papers oopy)
On Tue3day morning II n ln,ts-t. eter brief
ilInsss, nAabUUk NUN q SIN Of Charles and
Frances v. hume, aged IL ysars I'D n, hs. He
led genera tar rite smoas his s.socisiss. and
he Iss.iys. spd f. ends o. TIE family are re.
specially inyit, 70 attend his funeralt - morrow
lWsdassdsyl afternoo lat - o'ooe., At the resi-
delos Of bis fAthsr, t42 street, between 9Th ana
efl.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

NEW HANPsHIRE.-About fifty sons Of q o
Granite State mbled last mig at at Mr. RoUin,'
room at the National, for the purpose OF organiz-
Ing an association TO for the sick and wound
ed soldiers OF that State now In hospital here, or
Tor any that may arrive in future.
Hon Daniel Clark was elected president; Hon
r. ID. Rollins, DIR. n. c. Fowle, and Major Geo.
Marston, vice presidents; Stephen s. Bean, cor
responding secretary John c. Wilson, recording
secretary NJ 6. Emery, treasurer: and H IN. Johii
T. Hale, Hon. T. NJ. Edwards, John M Brod-
head, Geo. j Abbott, Henry E. WOODBURY., Jas
Lowering, John Cass, Hiram Brown, DR. ] A
tive committee.
fund Of three hundred dollars wa, raised
upon the spot and committees were appointed 10
visit the hospitals and ascertain the condition Of
the association Of he soldiers who may from
time 70 time arrive.
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M1IlAlED.

On the Islsrd, June I6.h, by Rev. J. w. Hoover,
GUI FORD WILLIAMS and MARTHA AN N
MICHAELS.
en- tbs 10th Instant, BY Rev. 9. A II. Marks,
nLlZaBETH K. DUVALL, Of tnis city
On the nth slant, BY Rev: John G. SIN it'll, 81
Las MERCHANT, sIs.of New York. 10 Mrs
herd, ESQ Of tkis city.
On the Is instant st O. residence Of the brides
sas1s % ksS M ns S 70 Miss HAN
Nah JONES, Of PrInce Georges county. Nd.
tbsltimOIe papers ccpyJ
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SECOND EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
NAVAL OFFICER BILLED BY q REBEL
DESPERATE.

fhe Nsvy Department has received informs.
ton Of the murder Of Lieut.. John @. sproston,
executive ofHcer Of the U. 3. gunbost Seneca, by
q rebel despersdo named George Huston, captain
of company Of rebels, In the vicinity Of Block
Creek, Florida. On the sIh inst q party was
sent to take Huston prisoner, and on spprosching
his house, he appeared at his door, armed with q
douole-barreled gun, two pistols, and q bowie
knife. Before the demand OF Lieut.. Sproston 70
surrender himself 40 prisoner, Huston fred 1t him
with pistol, killing him instantly. Huston dis
charged the other pistol and gun without injury
to our party, and was se'Led and taken On board
the Seneca, himself mortsIly wounded, 10 10 be-
lieved. Hustonh Airing upon Lieut. sproston,
supported As he was by large forse, was q
wilful murder, and involved necessarily his own
destruction. Lieut.. sproston was a highly se-
complished and valuable oncer.
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NEWSPAPER EDITOR ON THE STAND.
- Hendricks, an editor OF the defunct New
York NsHrs, hiss been arrested and brought with
a fle Of that paper TO thi, city for examination
before the Judiciary Committee, In connection
with the charge OF disloyaltY against Hon Ben
Wood
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. The following have

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. - The following have
been reported since our last:
VIM. Abbott, company ID, LIST Pa Rifles
Paul ON lnau, company q, 10th New York
George De Bevois, company II, l4th New York
Jacob Miller, company X, 10th New York
John Garrett, company u, lO4th New Yark
Truman Warren, company X, OH New York.
Geo. w. Martin, company d, I4tn N Y. cavalr
VIM. Dickinson, company 4, 29th Ohio
Corporal Jacob r. knorr, mpsny d, s5th Pa
Patrick Tracy, company 6, 5th o. r. cavalry
Lieut. Charles Elliott, comparyA, 7xh Va
airy.
J. b. kelph, company II, 5th North Carolina.
Relatives Of deceased soldiers can be furnished
vita all the Information they desire in RELATION,
to the burial place Of their friends, &c, bv call
Twp nn T. j Sands, Government undertake., 444
F street north
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Call TO NEw WORKERS Fellotc- citi z gHS:-
All New Yorkefs now in Washington are Invited
t. meet wit the New York Soldiers Relief Asso-
citation az Temperance Hall, on street, between
Ninth and Teath, on Wednesday night, the 18th
Inst, to consider measures of alienation and re-
lief for the large and rapidly increasing numbers
OF sick and disabled soldiers from the State OF
New York, now in our hospitals In and around
Washington. Ii Is to be hoped that all will come
forward promptly TO their relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

A TorGH CUSTOMER = Yesterday afternoon,
officers SHIELD and Noonan were called on 10 an.
rest Mrs. Susan Dugan, who was behaving In a
very disorderly manner In the Northern Liber-
nesi and when they attempted 10 make toe arrest
they Were met by Mrs. Dugan with her hsts, and
her. She proved 20 be such a virago that
1t was impossible to carry her 10 a mag strste's
once, and they put her in furniture car, having
10 hold her by force, and even then several
tim IS she got her hands and feet loose scratching
one and bruising the other. This morning Jun
tice Walter committed her 10 jaiI for further
hearing on the charge Of keeping disorderly
house.
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CORREcTIoS.-ln our mention yesterday OF the
generous offer Of the Thirteenth street Baptist
Church 10 the Government for hospital purposes,
the name Of w. w. Mcpherson should have rsad
III. H. Mcpherson. jr.
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for two or three days been busy at work al the
churches designated for hospital use. They are
putting flooring over the seats but with such
care ana In such manner a. 20 avoid doing them
injury. The Government 10 evidently desirous OF
having these hospitals completed az an early day;
for the men Were st work until almost twelve
O'Clock last night
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IRA HARRIS,
President N. 7. 5 z. Association.
Washington, June IL, 1862. Il

TAKE NoIIcB!!!-We do hereby warn and fog
bid any person or persons within the old District
lines, Washington, Georgetown, aud Alexau-
dria,) or Its vicinity, from manufacturing, vend-
Bfodgstt & Sweets Patent Bake-oven. All in
ffingemsnts on the above will be prosecuted to
the full extent Of tae Law.
We do hereby appoint q. Woodward, Of the
city Of Washington, our sole agent for the sit' 9
Of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandra, the
District Of Columbia and Its vicinity, for the sale
Of Blodgett & Sweets Galvanized Bake-oven
during the full term Of ave years; the said G.
woodward to keep good and constant supply
Of said ovens on hand.
je l7-it BLopeRTT SWEET.
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PIcKPocKET ARRESTED AT the sale at the
dwelling Of Gilbert Cameron, on the Island, this
morning, man was nabbed by county con-
stable, with his hand in lsdy's pocket. He was
taken TO the Tenth Precinct station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

CENTRAL GrAIpHousr CAsEs-Bsfors Jsssies
waa.'.. -, DSgan, keeping dlsorderly
and disorderlyi aned - %. Jas Bowie, dis
orderly conduct; do. sl0.5s. Stephen Casey,
creating nuisance; do. 81. VIM Bringle and
st.nhcn Loundsberry, drunfi turned over TO the
military.
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DRowNED-The bodies Of two men were found
Sunday In the Petomac-one near the steamboat
wharf and the other near the Long Bridge. The
coroner was notified Of the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

FOR AQUA CREEK AED PiSBr PoInf.-Th ne
Potomac Steamboat Company yesterday morning
put n operation their line between this city and
AQUA Creek and Piney Point, and hereafter q
splendid, convenient, and swirl steamer viii
lave Stx,h street wharf daily st o'clock q. m,
and returning leave Aquis Creek Al p m This
arrangement will not o1ly OF shipping facilities
10 busin. IS men, but will give pleasure. seekers
an opportunity Of enjoying adslighual sail down
the BEAUTIFUL Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

Another GExRRoUs OyyEl-The Fourth
Prtsoyterian Church, (Rev. J. c. Smith, ID. ID
a. on Saturday evening last formally and neely
I. odered 10 the Government for hospital uses.
Secretary stanton, in q characteristic cordial and
grateful note In reply, accepted the onering IN
ca Sc the edInce sLaiI be RIeded Iof the purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

SECOND d. g. REGIMENT Colonel Peck and
Lieut.. Colonel Pearson having resigned from the
Second District Regiment, q number Of changes
have taken place. Maj. Alexander has been pro-
noted TO Colonel; Adjutant G. NJ. ZuIick 20
Lieut.. Colonel; Capt Drew promoted % Major,
and Lieut. A, y. Dent promoted 20 Captain vice
Drew, and I'd Lieut.. O'Ksgen promoted to LIST
Lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

EXCURSIONS TO GLyMoST by the Z" light of the
moon" appear TO be the order OF the day. (or
night rather) A committee, led of by the popu-
lar name Of Capt. Stackpole, announce an excur.
sion for Thursday, June 10. The numb=r Of
tickets have been limited.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-Tvo pleasant fesond story front
- ROOMS are now yooanf, with bOAs ". ~
3f2 G strest oorner % le@ ~
TWO ROOMS. with Board, O. No. 42s Thir-
GLASS Fable Board-mssl hoars, ., and aeloek,
jslo az = -,
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DEFERRED LocALs.-See outside Of today
Star for Interesting deferred local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

DEAFNESS suffering from
either, should apply without delay at DR.. Won
Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute,
227 Pennsylvania avenue. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

sUIcIDR.-Yesterday afternoon q man in SOL
dier's dress, evidently dersnged, Deliberately
walked out into the river near the Arsenal wharf,
and was drowned. Previous % going into the
river he told some persons on shore that he be-
loaged 70 the 5oth New York regiment, which
was stationed on the other side, and that he Wa
going over 70 them. His name 40 rnknown.
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coz REWARD-For the apprehension and de-
~ HO livery TO me. ct the villsge Of Bis -
denseurE. Fringe SserGe's county, Nd. Of 81
property Of H n. Warning, deceased, of the -
county and state Aforesaid. Albert In verySk
when spoken TO; and about feet 10 or II inches IN
hight. he 4. we'll known in Washington, and 1.
Dl0NYSIUS SHERIFF.,
THE Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro 6s
zats eoyy until forbid and charge the sdvertiser.l
lie 4 Inn
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IkouKsT.-Coroner Woodward yesterday beld
an inquest On the body Of drowned colored
man, a the foot Of Ninth street. and q verdict OF
accidental drowning was rendered The deceased
wa hand On board Of the Young Amsrics, and
fell overheard on Friday night willie attempting
y push sehooner OF from The boat v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

WAsHINsToN GYMNAsIuM.-Thise excellent in
stitution Is now In hrst-rate condition, af0rding
all who wish wholesome exercise, for the love Of
Il, or the need Of II, an opportunity to practice
daily at a moderate expense such exercise lie
demonstrated 10 be even more serviceable in warm
weather than In cold, as overcoming lassitude
and keeping the body ia a state Of healthful
vigor. Applications for membership can be made
10 Mr. Z Green at the Kirkwood House, or at six
O'Clock D. m daily at the Gymnasium.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR REHT-At No. 4EO 18th street, sest AIDE.
Z between 9 end Il stE cumforts6ls APART
sttssbod Tessnt'I mrEsSsd u No obiIdrsn in aRs
house Fho location Is one OF the most desiIsnle
in washington. m fs-u
FOR sALE-A fine FARM of 10 aores. y n o.
from this oit' and one mile from Beltsyill' =,
d &s W l2s Hs5sDs!I the f
SUITS OF CHOICE ROOMS, In . first cll,s
yit6sut Board. esa te Obtained Gpon esilr appii.
and Go.5a aGu osFs f rent snd ppA
A PERMANENT TENANT CAN BE re.
"A CURED for a small HOUSE or two or TIRES I'm
( Iaishsd Rooms By addressing "P'," st.r TO, OF
COgRE~T-. now tSree-,tory sTlck HOUSE.
T. far .shed, ,eonts ming fifteen rooms, supplied
with wat,s 1a6 g. S9d s ,is sI'a as Near
EOR sALF-BUILDINa LOTS, near the Navy
Ysrd. 2s feet frort by lSl feet deer, for SIS 10
500 eaoh, rNyable IN small i'm talmenrs OF % q
month. sssistaacs Will bo given t. tho % desiTr u,
aoUK '' over t sss'sSR AP. to
EOR RENT Without board. two large airy
and ely FURNISHED, RIO oMs, on ,eG nd
a >or. supplied with vat-r and ga. Looston his h
Wish ITEM Tor the .S%GsT IS the family i. going
to country Win leave servants co IpeteLt to
wat :. /, 9. e. tbs rooms. Apply al NO ~ street.
LrOR RENT-A fre BRICK HOUSE. No. So,
4 co tainirg rooms, situated on / street north,
near he orne, Of tth rect west, with two Sarlos
elegantly furnished which IL Tor sale or rented
With be ouse. Apply corn S tsn spd SIS:
ENOR REET-Pos,sssioa given the LIST of ally.
Il The large STORE ROOM on sixth st eet,
(grou ID foor,) next TO the ClsrsGdon Hotel, Will
as lslther store but its csnsrsl poaition admir-
aby suIts II for any buAnes,. For further Eert-
oul.Is irquirs. up stairs, ofC. II. Il UNCk, Cum
smith, elf-IW
Fo@JSp CSnH Y "a aG5iy .s, q siss
In 6ne location, corner lSth and north; rent
moderate; TO good business man g hne cpportu;
nit, IL offered Inquire of Ii. GREEN corner Of
DkOPEETY IN LEAVENWORTH, KAN
i SAS-Fersops owning properly in the ABOVE
place, and Wishn. to sell II sv for cash may dis
pose Of i By ,ss5iiE terms o and SssGyirsion Of
HOUSE, FAINT & CO.. 352 PennsylVsnia ave-
pus tInteIllEsnoer.l le I2-lv
EOR RENT-Tvo FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il fronting 9 street, back OF Metropolitan tlate
Can be usei ss ,arlor and bed room. or will be let
separately. Apply at $40 q street, between eth
ans 7th. jel3 6.'
EOR RENT-A well furn's shed ladies' BOARD
It Inc HOUSE: situated IN central location ,
is willins to sell out ct cost, Tor cash only. No
other applications will meet with attention. Ad-
dress. with real name, Henry y. W." Post
Once. le II-eoSl
tTOR EENT-A furnished tour.stcry BRICK
of the city, with fne large chambers and PsTloIs,
bath room Supplied with hJcrant vster, and gas
"a e SUS
S.a: ss
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cox REwARD-EOr the sPBrehension and
% Ec oe!iverT 70 ne, 1t the village of -
BIC d.nsburs, Prince GsoTge's County, Md, SS
If NEGRO MAN, Charles Lyes. Iate the -
property OF 81. n. Waning, deceased, Of the -
County and stats Aforesaid Charlea Ia very -
spoken 70; and about Ave fe { seven irohos In
height. he is well know n Washington, and Ia
no doubs lurking In that pace or ats vicinity.
will give the above reward 10 natter " ere taken
DIONYSIUS ShEEISF,
je 2-lm< Extr of III. II Warning,
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NNANTED-A good JOURNEYMAN BAR
W Der: inquire Of EDW RID ks"ISrA,
9Th street, Nav Yard, o iew doora from the Navy
Yard gate. 6ood references required and good
vsgss glV3n. je1s So
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NEANTED-SIx or Eht IN.
w mediatsy. Apply t. No. 470 6 street be-
tw sen 6tH and 7th.
jsI4 St. JAMES @. FILLS.
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BLopsRTr & SWEET
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL.

FToDl q tcsH-kHGt1g citizen Of Warrington.
Dr.. Won Moschzisker has Relieved me from
deafness Of sorne standing, much to my benefit
and satisfaction, bencs i commend his services 70
those similarly suffering, and with real pleasure.
Washington, June IA. JAMES II. CAusTRN.
Dr.. Won MOschzlsker, Occulist and AuIist, No.
237 Pennsylvania avenue, gives his exclusive at
tert!op to treatment Of the Eve md Ear, without
delay, II you wish the full benefit Of his treat
ment For similar testimonials from Richard
smith, Esq, Cashier Bank Metropolis, Senator
Simmons, Hon Il. Browne, M c., N ayo4 Add
son, see the National Intelllgencar. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

CS REWARD -S.rsyei or stolen, on the 5.h
% instant, q medium rizn1 red AID Ss<Evns
white mixed COW; short legs; white fsAAy@
back; Jumped hornsi age supposed 10 bsSsszSzz
or wears; da K pats head pct hoI ns from
Tar. The above ard viii be given If r.tgrned TO
corner Of Blyh aad Prospect streets, GEORGETOWN,
ID. G.
les cost J. HENRY WILSON.
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SEANTEE-A GIRL TO wash and iron. and TO
w assist in hOusewOrk. Also, CAKE
BARER, "a second hsnd, 81 347 Pennsylvsnia
avenue j,I6 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

SECOND EANp cAREyALL FOR SAFE
1.S ~ sssss 81: &: SO q; :ss:
sheee h&s
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DAN AWAY FROM THE sUBsCRIpER
II near Bl.den,burE, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, FEET inch 81
mers; he had his thigh broker and limps
lit o; ase1 10 years: Lloyd, 5 fes or inob-.x
oocasioned By burns; thick lips and gram oOunts-
nsnce, and speaks quick; very large hesd and
Lloyd. and either case they must be brought home
bsfore receiving the above reward.
je7 FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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HVANTED-Several good FARM and GAR
w DEN HANDS. Apply to BUSEY & BAR
NARD, BriGse street, near High, GEORGETOWN,
ID. q. iall Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

sAANTEO-A CLERK in . drug store: must
w come well recommended. Apply At The star
Ofics. jel6st
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EPIcuRKAN.-Mrs. Russell, of Seventh street,
whose restaurant II well stocked with the choicest
delicacies OF the season, receives our thanks for
the present Of some delicious red ripe tomatoes,
fine early cucumbers, beans, and onions; and q
number Of very tempting ''water chickens" vul-
CARLY called frogs, together with woodccck,
cherries, &c, making up a very appetitzn2
variety. These are specimen dishes OF the lux
uries she has constantly on hand at her celebrated
ext iblishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

w HAND Fg RNI9UkE. STOVES and BED.
DINS, for which We are psylns the highest
cash prices. Families declining Housekeeping, or
having Surplus of frIniia are, will ind il 10 their
DONTZ b aRlPFITH,
faIs-R No. Sso 18th Ct. hAtw. 7 End SITS.
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w the market ready to Fay oGsh for all sFncles
in the housefurnishlng lne;, THOSE leaving tee
BUCALY, 42s Seventh St, between 8 and II sts. /,
(esst side,) Dc..sr in New and Seoond hand Fur
nIruTs. nnisr
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To GaocERrzs, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.

We wish TO call your attention to our ColuE-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory.
cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen to twenty
Eve per cent. on Chemical Soaps on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant Il superior to any sold In this market. Our
Chemical Soap, rs a washing soap, will 60 twice
as far az the common rOs n soap, and can be re-
TITLED at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
ssperi0rity Of our manufacture oyer all ether mah
ufactrrers, we resp ctfuily solicit your orders,
and &, after fair trial, IL Is not as we represent,
we will refund you the amount pad and take II
at the invoice. The best references given as to
reliability. DAWSON & co,
164 and 1853 Wa'er street,
n
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ESTRAY.-D DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Il COUNTY OF WASHING TON. To-trit Il herebt
certify thitJ c. Cook a Co of RAID COUNTY and
District. brought Oef.re me, as egtTays, one bay
MARE. about l6 hsnds hIgG; 8 years Cd; sore on
wItneIg aud back. Also, q small gay PONY,
about Is hicds high; much - blltsn; from 10 to IL
years old; no other marks.
Given under nay hand and seal this TIN day of
June, 1852, THOMAS G. DUNN, p.
for WeshlL gtnn county, d. G..
The owner of the above de 'oribed creatures will
come forward prove property, pay charges md take
them away. j, &, COOK a CO.,
Live Stable, 6.h street,
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7 WANT EVERY LADY IN TOWN TO
street west, and OK anime mr. 5000 Patterns, for
Flannel, Mus in, Cambria, silk aad Velvet We
only otarfe cents per width. and are the only
persons in town who mako it an exclusive bust
ness. Clo1ks, Saosues Cape. Shawls, &c neat
II Stamped. REMEMBER, ScOla seventh street,
between |, and Nj. jel7-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

xNANTED-At tho New York Employment
Wv Agency Once, No. ~ Ninth l., street. & near
COLEnED GIRLS, with good refer, noes. as
Cooks. Chhmbormslds, Laundresses, Mattresses,
Nurses, sad SeImtTesses. Also young Colored
Men 20 wait tables in Private Families or
Hotels. Also wanted houses immediately, with OF
without Furniture. Employers ia want of good
help. will ind it to their advantage to call.
m a " Fl, MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

PERMANENT TENANT CAN BE Re
"A CURED for a small HOUSE or two or TIRES I'm
rnished Rooms By addressing "P.," tar OF
foe. "a " 2t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17

EOk REET-a now three-,tory hrIck HOUS f.,
u fdri .shed, conta ming fifteen rooms, supplied
with wator Ind & -, sod sassTtJ slIustsd neaF
the avenue. Possession given the last OF the mon h,
Inquire at ttls oaoe. js7 ST.