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NOTICE.



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Advantages" for the Safe ana Quick Dispatch Of
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&c,, TO all parts OF the United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
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All Expresses are In charge OF szyNtsscsd aad
All Packages for The soldiers carried At "oNx
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the sO-cslled "Confederate States"
and all Articles Contrsband Of War; will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at I, 8, and p,
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Expresses for all points North and West leave
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SPeSisI Gontrccts for large suantitlss Of Freight
oan be made on Application TO this Office,
AL Goods called for and delivered Jfss of Extra
charges, E, w PARSONS.
Supt Adams' Express Compxnx.
Washington, August q. 1851. al 2i-n
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This Pleasant and popuiar CouTh Rsmsdy has
oesn 90 long tnovn and sxtensiyeIy psed that most
parry efheacy. Is can be had q all the Dlnoi1 I
drug stores, st y and 50 cents bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTl BONE
II z E T ii,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.

DR.. 3 b SI6ESMOND,
S1O Broadway, Nas Yoyk-26O Pssasygcdsia xS
~ sSss, bttssez l2fS Gsd l3th sfs., Wasktnetos,
Cslls me attention of the public 70 the following
advantages of his improved system:
i. The Teeth of his manufacture will ~
never oorode nor change color BY any
sclos, being three ourths lighter than any other.
3: No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
efuholal ones can be inserted over them.
o aohe.
Z. No Temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones can be made immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face, which undsr
the old 81 stem Is frequently disfgured.
b. This work has been fully tested over FIVE wears
country. - ''-'
DR.. 8. has also invented q white undestructive
metal filling, with which the most ensItiye teeth
Gan be hled without pain. and can build up q per
teot, sound tooth on any sde roots which will last
through lifetime.
The best Of references glven-to DR.. v. Mott; DIR,
POI emus, Professor of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
ton, and thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourself no s-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

FIsANcIAL.-New York papers Of Yesterday
evening saw: The stock market continues to de-
cline from the higher prices Of Friday and Satur-
day last. The additional fall this morning Is 4
per cent on Government securities. At the close
of the Board, prices were small fraction frmpr
The price for gold fell eff TO los 4 a1O5 per cent
a. ,ne SG p, Inc price on TIE stess I Shipping
change for the Persia's mail Left of III 1a117s
per cent. United States stocks are quoted an fo..
lows; U: 8. 6's 1852 100; U 8. CPS iss2 coupon,
SIS 1853, coupon, iO34; SIS 1866, coupon, 90;
U. 5. SIS l5Sl, coupon, 106; Treasury notes large
81: los; Oregon war loan, 1881, 100 i; One wear
certificates, 100 Quotations Of Southern State
stocks are: Virginia coupon 6's, S6S; Georgia
Is, u.s. Missouri 6's, 5l&; Louisiana 6's esq;
Kentucky CPS, '6s-'72, COX
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ANOTHtR ACCOUNT OF THE RECENT
SkIh ASH.
Rebel fsrce Walks int Our Lines-The
Rebels at hichmsnd Reinforced
TDispatch 10 The PhiIadelphia PreuI

FORTRxss MONROE, June II, (via Baltimore.
June IS.-One Of your special cofrespon d. nts be.
yond the Chickahominy O.. - has sent the
fcllowing accoun. Of the recent shirmish by a
special messenger. He writes on Friday, and
gives nrw-what many here think, reliable sc-
count OF The andir l. w w.
moDd Is b ing considerably reinforced by troops
coming from Bsauregard's army In the West
and Jackson and well In Northern Virginia
These troops are continually marching in at the
eE~Tng's i II wing AID being disr butsd along
tle lines This afternoon a detac hment from
IA EsoE's force coming down from irdousvilie
"rd sioHg the line OF the Az Jia Greek railroad
InisioOk their course when they struck the he d ,
waters Of the Chickahominy and went too far to
ths lsn. They proceeded on. cavalry In front.
and infantry following, until they came suddenly
Upon r dc al pickets.
Instantly finding the mistake, they drew IN
in order of battle and engaged our cavalry vi
dettss, who gradually retired before the sunerioy
force and Joined their reserves. This wss near
the ROAD To w bite Horse, and our supply train.
never dreaming Of interruption from that quartrr
W. re passing 10 and fro along the road Communal
GAZING WITH TIE great depot on the Pamunkey
Telegraph scouts Instantly warned the wagon.
approaching on each side; and had there not been
good cause for apprehension, II would have been
most amusing 70 see the six mule teams tearing
along tGe road TO get out Of danger each one WITH
ahuge, numbering wagon, which without springs.
cresked and groaned in most disagreeabie man.
ner.
''So Federal forces but cavalry were in IN. vi.
mend Of Gen. Philip So George Cooke. Word
was sent to Gen. stoneman, couple OF miles
Distant and bis cavalry force went 70 the rescue
a; full gailop, and the enemy, finding the coun.
Try roundabout 20 be bristling with Federal sa-
heFs beat hasty retreat. This skirmish was a
strange one Scarcely single mnsket was fired
the whole Of the fighting being done by cavalry
charges and nber cuts No troops but cavalry
were engaged on either side, the sudden advance
OF the rebels add their almost Immediate retreat
not allowing time for artillery or infantry to be
brought into action.
Had the enemy seen ht 10 advance further a
warmer greeting would have been given them
than even their most sdnguine hopes could have
anticipated. Forty thousand troops, surrounding
them In neaTly every direction, were In readiness
TO march to the CONFLICT, and the rebels would
have been swallowed up among our overwhelm-
Jog numbers before they had time 10 discover
where they were"
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LATE TELsGRAPHIO NEWS.
DIslsyaity i'm 81. Leuis.

SI. Louis, June Is .-The Provost Marshal Gen.
eral OF Missouri has Issued an order instructing
the Provost arshsl Of this city to cause all per-
sons suspected Of disloyalty to the Government OF
sympathy with the rebellion TO take the oath Of
allegiance to the United States and the Provi.
slonal state Government, and directing that al
persons known to be disloyal shall be required 20
give b, nds for :heir observance of this oath The
Marshal also directs the arrest Of all person.
guilty Of disloyal conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

IL On the steamer Fox, captured near New
Orleans, were found two bags Of mail matter In
the mail was a correspondence between parties
IN Europe and Mons. Deynoodt, the Belgian
Consul at New Orleans, duplicating the latter In
running cotton through the blockade. General
Butler sent for Mons. Devnoodt and acq lainted
him with having the letters. n. Deynoodt pro-
tested his innocence of the charge; but the cor
resPondence was strongly against him, ana Gen
Butler has referred the matter to the STATE Depart
mplt.
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Missouri Em.uc,ps,,sn Csuy,.,,s..

JEFFERSON Cry, June 1s.-The Emancipation
Convention met to-day. One hundred aud nine
ty-hve delegates were present, twenty Eve coun
ties being represented. Judge r.. w. nelies, OF
Cole county, was reported as permanent Presideh.
by the Committee on Organization. Nine Vice
Presidents and three Secretaries we're appointed
A Committee the Construction of a Platform
was appointed, with b. Cratic Drown as Chair.
man. The Convention then adjourned to NEE,
to. morrow. ..
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" The House Of Representatives yesterday
passed bill confscating the slave property Of all
civil, naval and army officers Of the Rebel Con-
federacY, or rather Of all who shall hereafter hold
any such Offices, from the President down to
municipal officers IL declares that all the slaves
belonging TO such ''shall be forever discharged
from service or labor and be freemen." The vote
was ayes &c, nays 10. The bill for the issue OF
one hundred and fifty million more OF Treasury
notes was further considered, but the House ad-
journed without action thereon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

IL The Senate yesterday spent the greater
portion Of the day in discussing amendments to
the Pacific Railroad bill, some of which were
adopted Mr.. Hale introduced a bill author,
ling he President to enlist into the army and
navy, II further enlissments should be REQUIRED
all able-bodied men Offering, without regard to
Cs'oI, and Mr.. Grimes a reIOlution declaring "A
the duty OF the Cover anent to call all Low per
sons In the rehelious States TO its armed defence
against the traitors who are seeking Its over
Throw. Both Of the propositions were laid over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

PERsoNAL.-Vice President II. HamIin left this
morning for his home, with no intention of
returning this session.
Lieut. Col X. G. Shriber, Inspector General;
Major q II, Chapman Capt NJ. W. Keseh;
Capt Driver and son, and Capt. j ) Kelley,
badly wounded,l oi shields' division, are at
BroVn'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

IL Robert Fowler, Esq the Treasurer or
Maryland, has tsrdered to the Government her
quota Of the war tax, under the act Of Congress
o August 5, 1861. Maryland, we believe, has
III credit Of ranking a. the second State whic b
has thus promptly rendered the war tax-Penn.
sYlvania having been the first
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SECRETARY SEWARD returned 70 this city last
night from hi, visit to oils home at Auburn N
i Lord Lyons ara the Secretary Of State e1.
changed visits IN New York city ipricr to the em.
6atHsaon yesterday Of the former on his VOYAGE
- E1glsEd
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ID On Tuesday, at Jersey City, the keel Of
another monster iron-clad Monitor was laid, and
the work on her Is to be continued day and night,
until she 10 finished, by force Of nearly Ave
hundred men
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>p,ri, Of the nIerrtnr Pr...

The Ia'sH'gsHe', In commenting upon Mexico
anairs, says II "appears from statement Of Earl
Ru'seifs, that all hope Of agreement between the
commissioners Of Great Britain and Spain on the
one hand and Of France on the other, has been
completely extinguished.n
The Republicans beratss Gen. Hallsck, saws that
nc never had any military experience, and that
Ina sclf-ccnceit and obstinacy disquslify him
from being practically useful in the management
e military operations"
Bad for Hallecf. He does'nt part his hair In
the middle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

Ut daily Army Bulletin from the War
Department, up to midnight, says nothing had
been received from Corinth, and that all WIS
fuieiin the armies OF the Shenandoah and the
Pnfnfnac
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ID Pennsylvsnis papers ay that railroad
building 10 a. active this season In hat State %
ever It was In the paimiest days Of railroad more
ulents
IL col. X. 4. NJ. Dudley, Of the Doth Massa-
Chg,e''s TFzinasat has brsh appointed Assistant
Military Comraldsni II the city Of New Or
gSaus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

u The funeral Of the gallant Lieut.. Spros,on,
killed In Florida by the rebel desperate, Huston
takes place to-day In Baltimore, from the resi-,
deace Of his mother,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

IL The rebel Maryland regiment IL said to
nave Loaf upwards Of one hundred killed and
wounded In the battles Of Gross KEYS and Port
fePuol!c. Several of them were also taken pris.
oners and have arrived at Washington.
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~HhrcPorted that troops are constantly ar.
irving al Richmond. Gen. Gustavus w Smith
Ia Pslsied and unfit for military duty in the r.bel
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

Coin AND DISTRICT MosEY.-The following
are the rates al which our bankers and brokers are
buyirg ard selling gold and silver, legal tender
Treasury notes being the standard:
Buying. Selling.
Gold ........s per cent. prem. 6per cent. prem
Silver ..-.,....3H ) "
Demali No;es.2X , %"
Banks Of i,sKe IN Washington asd Gsorgsto,rn.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, GEORGETOWN,
SIS and upwards; Bank Of Commerce, Georae-
town, rs and upwards; Bank Of the Metropolis,
Washington, SIS and upwards; Bank Of w ashing-
ton, Washington, SIS and upwards; Patriotic
Bank, Warrington, SIS and upwNds; Farmers
and Merchan,s' Bank, Washington, Us and up
wards.
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GENERAL oRpge
UnNkhAL OtDEk.
-WanhinQinn ID @ Iuna - 49,

Hsad9ta'ts,s MiHta.y Diu OF Waskiaffo.
.Ws.hingicn, d G, June Itta, Isee
To prevent frauds upon the Government. 4, a.
directed that hereafter no solder whose com -
is In the city 90 vicinity thereof, shall BE- ~
mi!ted Into hospital without the order Of M,
Surgeon Of the commapc 90 which be h,Io,teIs
A descriptive Hat clothing and pay aoroTs,
should accompany this order. No disrh,,a
papers Will be made out on the Statement ~ -
Soldier, - III be belongs 30 tbs command.
Bv command cf Brig Gen Wsdsworth
JoHHP. SaEEBURsE, Capt and A. A A.G
June 10 %
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III
~ LOUISIANA AvsruI, MAR SIXTH ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TIE CITY.
MAMIE sTO. .
mirOr amass1 oass diSSs to cone rsIon.
Hosf 4: q" i th ~ Fl f !fho e f &.
which durins the past ssasen mas erased the stsss
Of tRl N MSsE CYG SSS6Gd az only
COHy EST HHLL
Ms..T, IeIol: a ! CO i've effected .,r.n.smen!s
with tas sn Chsfs saTs Of the Ne. YOTk Can
Phi!aoelphls olympic, for
aseries Of nIgAts.
MILE NILE HfEiIfk ASIlkkhfErEA RAygL,
TIE sEIsRIsr BRorHHHktsss. EVA BRENT
M'N sEExkSSbbEERst zpsES;pnErrA.
TRUTHS. TRUTHS, TRUrHs.
In relatIon 10 this MAMMOTH CONJUNCTION
only one mas, WITH an. pietsal on g tauth s
oen claim the Oft used lille of
A COMBINATION OF STARS,
chief fsetuTe-ihs prlnolp.l osrd-Ji the RAVELS,
during thsir recent tour through his oonnuy When
h' s%nfsa GsdI NATL
1etus. she was eyerJwne-e he feature. Z he per-
TENDU rttioE, . baIaHce:poi. She Is youi 3
and h,n ,some, I'D IN .oeIPt of the GRE Al EST
WEEKLY saL. RY, paid 20 any living Artist
mas seen for MONTHS and still continues, IN the re
$3.50 iHnrl HuSpRrp AND F1rrr DoLIAxs $3.50
/ Per week oil SIX nights.
MILE MARIETrA RAvIL 10 the nj >: OF 6sbriel
pears the chef Terp schorea Sensation before tie
public All " no nave seen nor, " II RENE Der her
soft winning beauty and her al exoslllng grace.
tion at the New York Canterbury.
MISS EVA BRENT is proponno d, without dis
sent tie hnest am handsomest edy Vocalist be
lore the pubic She has beea, for two year, be
sssr.. IN New Yo1 I and Phi sasi,rfs A. tRe
Tacun Opera aouee Havana, ehe created rensI-
ton entirely e,ltssins the Italian Opera Donnas.
THI SlIsRIsT BRoIHKRs-Al will remembsr the
celebIated ira eonl HIppocrome aad the ~. mel
e, toe Seifnst Brothers They change the Oh ole
lace Of aoTobstlo performaI ces IN this country,
They were the originals OF the Trap the Perche,
and hume Gus other sIml ar acts 1Bey stand To-
day, TIE FRS q LIVING 6YMNAsfs.
very Srat MALE DANCER IN VI fH Hs WOL6. tH'
ALxx .NpR .ZANFRKrrA. brother of the peautl-
fol Z,nfretta, excels all males in Amerlc. the
nous pair OF stills. -.-..s. - Z
,,WN0 GRANGE In tbs PRICE OF AID
Admission IS cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents,
Doors open ~ *, performance 81 80 O'Clock.
SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIEsl
A RAND MATINEE
TUE >DAY, Jsxs 24k.
FOR LADIES' A ID CHILDREN,
On which occasion the whole company will sp,esr
ADMISSION. ,
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NETS AND TARLErOns, -.
Ss pr ass ss ss.nst MOSQUITOES and Fiss.
,.,.s, PERRY q BRO.
""0 ~. avenue and Ninth street
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE BxYs.

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By wall a LBARNAep. a ue,io, eer,.
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Ia g IsmSg q yorns AMI gentle Western wort
seya q Garages and Busry Wagons.
S;o Ss.a L. sPd e.h:, s,ria. ., wagons.
jss p0'l'v' Wall & Barnard. Aucp.
NARsaAL's saLE or AN ExTg>rIyE
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q Si st fIs. & 9: D .ss
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k s5ssiI:s 2 2aasa9:r |, g &c L &c
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%ss5i1stSs: NJ; Sssfora,s R.nsclps: Leigh.
yn.r.: Abrdr@.nt and up,e@sIt 50 vols,
US Staiu 20 at lsrst. II .ols. etc. exc.
and I'll be sold 20 satsfy ypdicisl. No 81,
4: SssS:: :, e.; o. s.s !: S:fos
isls co.. Gln.l IL MoS u Il I'. 20 y ,ASo,.
By BvTELER & WILSON AuctIOpser
THIRrY.FivE MULES. HoRsEs, Wa
MoRSs Jsns l7ts n. a . osf
We shall sell la front Of The stables Of Cook Co,
on 9Th o rect, south o. the syerue-
Tn o. i've superior young Mules,
Eight Wssens nd Csft,,
sets Of Hsfnss'. sIddles. Brides. 60,
jsif 'relBst T2nELf sTms G WILSON. Auot.
,J. po q sF5 Day ESsSnsGs 59Is
; e. : same s fS1i sie 'sGs wLsoN.Au..
By WALL q BARNARD. Auetionees.
Corsey "a ersSE: q.d H's'h st.sst ,,,
% sts1IEs.s'; fg.s! . g sSoD: =
Fur e ssd sosf q ts
forme- stook Of w. NJ. . Hoptiis, Esq > com
4 aye assortment Of SIX Eel. ARD sOfs Hats,
Psnsm., Leyh. IN, and straw Hets,
WIS ssd an. S0 cestsa d. Sal. Thread Gloves,
Mia Beck ssuntlets and Gloves Of ever de-
Robes &c Ch,mbre.
Merino Elk, and sa0ss undersSliit. and Drawers.
Hosiery. PceEei Handkerchief. Cr.vsss. and su,
lrdI. H sS5S,r Goods,
Umbrellas aud CAGES,
Comb. kslr Bru hee, r.. 2, r,, Perfumery, sos,s,
ard other use VI Eolle. article.
Travelling FLAGS, fOllet Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
o,e.s Sls,.s., Boxing Gloves. and Fois,
ana msny other srliGiss usu,lly kept in Gentle.
Also. Um6rsi . M Cana Stands,
Iron Colut-rs and Cases.
tsI7 WALL ; 81. SssE. sSeis:
TEusiEE's lie OF Vh ftT, Bfislt IN
smoi the land record. Of Warrington COUNTY, %.
e. sS; B,ss No g. q SN - :,
day of JulI. 1852, 81 the once OF J. @. Mc6uire
Co ,Auc1oneers, st ave O'Clock .. m. the follow
ING Real Estate situate in the city OF washington.
Lots ii. q, Is a. and IS, in % usre No. ss7
a Also cart Of ot g. In the suboi,ison OF Lots
si os - ., and ~ J, \, ,S. ,sgars SIS fronting on In
Tbe several parcels (sil ImProved) VIII be offered
NJ ne ssi Of :s,s are One fourth cash saa
with Interest from the day Of saie; the deferred
PAYMENTS to be secured By notes satisfactory 20
properly for ne puTohass OF wne s1ch notes .ssi
have been respeotlveiy gIven.
II these terms be MT complied With on third day
sell. uSop fhrts dsys noiiss, at the riss ana eS-
An oonvs, .nclns At the expense Of the purcha-
,.o-,,. M; CARLISLE, Trustee:
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THE wAsBINsTON AcADEMYor MUSIC
NO. 2e9 Penn. avcnue, south side, between
9Th and lnth ats Eve y evening Q FACE COS
CEkr OF the best ola..icsl aod op.ra mlsio Per.
iosT ed ytmnent artist, IN their finest styie. "a
gased and will entertain tbs audience with he,
deli ;htfIi ong duets, &c. 4 he ooncert corr-
moe at4 p. m daily The rest of refreshmentl
At moderste prices Officers always in att nd no.
Tor the pre:ervatlol Of ord
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TaEAP DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED
NEW TORE!
u pieces Bsrage Ang ais, really good suslity, st
81 cents.
20 pieces very besutifu Emb'd Enslish Berares,
at1sS cents,
30 pieces excellent Scotch fswns at 20 cents.
plsces very CHOICE styles Printed Lawns al l2K
cents,
Is pieces English Grenadines. very pretty and
chee., lax ctn.s,
90 peoas Grey Goods in neat styl 80. at TX cents,
IS pieces Scotch Organizes, Att 2H c-Lts
Is pieces r ack and Whits Check Moxamhisus,
from TX cents to 50 cents,
100 pieces very select ,tyle Of English Calcos, 1t
I2H cents.
We InyI's spscisl attention to the abovs goods,
as they are all fre.h and new and will be found rs
cheap as they are rep esensed -'--
yUSsPH J. May
sos Pa. avenue, between 9th and Ia Sta,
je is 81 NeU StJe
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ITO LOAN-SsIOo and Sl,soo. on frat olsss SO
CURED notes. Also. several small amounts 70
loan on oollaterals. Also. q numher of Houses
and puildin: Lots In various part, of this ~. for
sale cheap. Apply to FOX & VAN HOOK, over
400 &c enth at. jel7 St.
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WASHIN6TON CITY 6ARDEN, M. Va
w acssss. betvesn 1sf esd "a SIS The srbscri-
osr - informs the public thai he hss 70
80 t5ss hsresitsr on every Menday and Thursdss
oelock 70, there wan Do Q band Of music iE
6e1ieIy hSye been, erected for tSs smuss msDt 81
,.tor6 Clnos and sssoolatlons can have the use
He Iedgss himselt that hs win uss his Best y,
srsssnca eese IA vac nay honor bun xitn their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

The Baltimore aid Leslie both arrived up LEI
night, the foimer from Budd's Ferry and the latt.
from the Rappahannock, but neither brings an
news OF moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

ATFULLO CUNCERT SALOON, late New
ci.,sInogrn falcon, near Broyn's, National and
snd most agreeable pace where . gentleman really
csn soloy an evening IN this town. We defy COM
q this csleorstsd oompai,s Miss Annie Wests'
queen OF songi Billy Worrell. the champion Nero
E5snsi prerdinS asthe piano. Prof 8 Nschmsn.
HeiI. knevnfor his ability, leeds the orohestrs.
Az us q s Ell Stoop Gosssrs sonmsness q toei
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A LII THE NEW GoOKs OF THE DAV
Mask: ~ Wllkie Collins; Loco Primis Dom as.
By 9. w. Ss's; +" hy Paul FeTs Kill sd his wife,
az RaoL + sLIai Ey's utnal, ARENAS Ward, his
A. the NaiIon,l Book ore
ITS Pa. ave., bot nth aud nth sts.,
- le-StS wnehlngtnr n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19
OPP FELLo VS. HALF - Is
PO.LEMOR
STA LEY & CON 5,S
GIGANTIC ILL USTRATTONS

WAR FOR The UNIoNI
COMPRISING Views OF Giles North and South
East and West; Battles, Jmbardments, Marches,
Explosi0ns, roere. and lncloents of every kind,
wAion illustrate the g. eat hebellion and Nstions
SGggIle tor National Life. - = = :
Inc Naval Battle at Hampton Roads, In which
me real noyemsat Of shie. IT, representative
mAClthe Destruction Of she Cosg ,ess and Gum
oerlspdEthe Blu nIng ard S.king Ships-is mos,
a., This Great Historic Work viii DO presumed 10
sne pas9!iTe ppv rvvS,,c nm. -,
and WkDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS .t o'ooof for Families. jelass
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By WALL BARNAeD ID. Auotio' eer,.
So1a e0va9 Pa ace aad NtsfA arssf.
HORSES, wA6UNs. CsRRIA6te, HAR
n ~ pc. &C. AT AucITaN-Un SAT OR pAY
NJ I'm N6, Juce a, We vii sell IN front 0. oar
Auct on Rrome-
Ia &c nsmbSr Of yorns AMI gentle Western wort
Am sns $500 $780,, aYr.es, w.,o,,
G vertd and other spriuG wagons,
Do1b.e and ingie 90 baueas.
Sale posltive. Terms c-s.
jels WALL a Barnard. Aucr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

ffEETIVAir At TIE COLUMBIA EN-
GiEIroi sit1 The "uPilg Of Primar school No.
- = hiII &c col District, all hold Fes lva ON
HEDNES THURSDAY. and FRIDAY
6S Cf his weo<. for the purpose OF ais
Inf means to purchase baLnsr
IRE lovers OF de clops IT awberr les. rich Ice
Cfes m lad o'her rare del csoIss OF he seas1n are
cor IialS Invited % pay tho ourg iadi-s visit A
guaranteed. is "a q,