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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-14
CIRCUIT COURT.

Jadgs--HOn. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clerk--David o Love.
AZ The Court meets the nrst Monday in March
aud September.
.-au CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge-TIon. william X. Turner.
Clerk--Charles E. Diggons.
sx- The Court meets the hrut Monday iu April Au.
gust and December.
cft CHANcERY COURT.
Caanoelior--Hon. Samuel D. Frierson
C2erk and Masier-J. f. Gleaves
Az The Court meets the Hrst Monday in May and
November.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,

hen exceeding ave lines, will be charged al the
usual advertising rates.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Frsn Salt Lake City-A speck Of War In


SALT LAKE, June Is "A band Of persons, num-
bering one thousand men, women aud children,
under the leadership Of one Morris, who claimed
to be the Prophet Moses re-appeared upon earth
has formed settlement thirty miles north Of this
city, and committed numerous depredaiions upon
citizens Of the vicinity. He refused to labor for
their support, believing that the Lord would sup
ply their wants. Three OF their number, dis
gusted with the imposition, attempted to leave,
but was arrested and placed In confinement, and
heavily ironed.
A writ Of kabsds corpHS was issued by Chief
Justice kenneV, which was treated with con-
tempt.
Awficient time having elapsed for the pro-
duction Of the prisoners, 4 second writ, with an
for the arrest Of the leaders Of the gang and for
false imprisonment, was issued For the execution
Of these, $50 infantry and artillery was ordered
out on the 1lth by the Acting Governor, Fuller.
Morris and his men were found strongly en-
trenched and thoroughly armed. Fighting en-
sued, and two Of the Marshal's posse wefe
killed
On the 18th the rebels pretended to surrender,
but resisted anew, and soon as the attacking
party approached q hand to hand fight ensued
Morris was killed, and another leader was NOR
tally wounded, and the rebels were finally over
come. Several women and children were killed
during the seige, Morris refusing to put them In
a place Of safety.
The prisoners captured number one hundred
and forty-seven. Tney will be brought Ssooiore
the Court to morrow.
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aifairs In Memphis.


Fr5fn the Avalanche OF June 10, we CLEAN the
following:
The city yesterday was quite active. MANY Of
the stores so long closed were opened, some Of
them by new Arms, and business signs were per.
ceptible everywhere.
There was much activity about the levee and
business appears to be improving. Many mer-
chants and traders from above are In the CITY,
renting houses and preparing for business in
earnest.
There was perfect rush Yesterday at the Pre-
vost Marshaps oface to take the oath. There
were Just four hundred and ten, by account, who
and take IL, before the departure Of the up river
bound boats, that they jumped over the iron rail-
ing 10 get In. About two thirds Of those who
took the oath were Confederate soldiers, being
from Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama, and Minis.
dpp regiments 1t is proper to say that the latter
Were no. natives Of the States in which they had
enlisted
The Memphis and Charleston road is being re-
paired, and Will soon be In good running order
We learn that the evheat crop in Hardeman,
tayette and the western district gene orally, is a
nne one and promises an abundant yield
We learn that a. a meeting OF the Board OF AL
dermen last evening, II was determined to issue
SlC0 eco In change notes, the exigencies Of the
public may require.
On Monday morning, about III O'Clock file of
soldiers raised the stars and stripes upon the ag
pole Of the Gayoso, and Il was cheered Justify by
the participants and others
Tae steamer Glendale, which leaves this after
noon, lad already engaged seventy Ave bales Of
cotton for the northern market We saw ether
lots on the levee.
We learn that the Confederate cavalry have
burnt all the cotton in Marshall, De Soto, and
other border counties in Mississippi.
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harvard COLLEaE

BARNARD COLLEGE.
HE Regular EIe alton for this Fre,hman
and the Sophomore Class will Jake place on the
Monday a9d Tuesday fthe Commencement wee X.
Jol, 18Th and l5th, 1852, beginning precisely o.
oo o z m on Monday. The candidates will as
semole In NO 10 n!ysrsIty nal attendanoe on
both da's re CURED ~
The continuation of the examination of tho, a
20 one, thspselves for the Junior and & ealor
Ciat VII be defer Ell to the end of the vacation.
o. the convenience q those who are prov entsd
from bsirg pre,ent at tbs regular ex.ininsticn.
tnet VI be another ex SIN natIoa for the Froshmnn
AID sopSomo1e Class At The begini Ing of the Fir.
= on tnarscay ana Friday, August sab ana
TIE Iext Monday, sePtem1er LIST. the sx mir alton
Of Candidates Offered for the Junior and Senior
VI .ss, including NOSE offered on CONNIE moment
WeeI. VIII be co atinued And 90 ieludsd. The caa-
aldate. vii assemble on Thu rsday. August 23rh
In No Is University Ha !, 81 o elook m.
SenGioAtes are rec uit cd 10 sroduoe certificates
OF gaoi Inora o1Arse or; and hose Who osme from
oyer eoIeses m ,st be prov; d ID with eertifoatss
81 regular en- honora6ls dism sslon TRSy tpiH
iHs gtsA fhs~ otooks Wt atvsr.
Canoicae 90 Tor tie deg rec OF Master OF Arts are
eSpssI u entst Itel' sGes In mat cap 20 y AT
the sic ads I'm y, on or be ore the 10Th Of ] ~
n. =. PEABODY, Acting PrssiIslt
tsmOfioEs' InLsss isH. isS.W&est
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
NEDSEsDAY........ JUNE ~, 1seo
spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Isfsliissne@ argues that while the rebel
lion may be substantially quelled in few months
or weeks by l,s power TO make great military
movements being broken up, yet /" the war could
come TO an abrupt termination only by a universal
Diet rminstion on the part Of the insurgents to
desisi from the contest or by a sudden conviction
en- the part CT the Government that IL had under.
taken task beyond Its power" The latter alter.
native, the Irts!l,ssse.T thinks, Is becoming less
and less probable, in view Of what has already
been accomplished.
The RspstlieoH 10 unhappy because the Sta,
quotes the opinions Of Maryland papers In pre-
ference to Its own, as opponents CT public senti-
ment In that State.
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II Hon. Thadteus stevens, from the Com
1ittee Of Ways and Means, reported IN the House
Of Representatives, yesterday bill to incorporate
: bank In the District OF Columbia, 10 be called
ine National Bunk, with q capital OF five hundred
thousand dollars.
The following are the corPora:os: Petr G.
washington, Johnson HELEN, Edward C. Car.
Fington, John Little, John NJ. Brodhead, John
w Thompson, Henry A. w Hard, J. Coombs,
;. L. Kidwell, VIM. Orme, Jos. F<erown and
lfancIs Mohua.
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Uhls understood tina; the military protec.
ton and defense Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
read east Of Cumberland to the city Of Baltimore,
and Ct the railroad betweed Harper's Ferry and
Winchester, lie especially assigned to the com
mand OF Major General Wool. Omcers on the
line ii that road will accordingly report to him
The operations CT the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will remain under the direction oI
Major General Banks, II being his line of supplv.
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DIssER TO The NJ ExIcAs MINISTERIAL diplo-
matte dinner was given last evening to tie Mex.
lean Minister. A number Of Senators and other
dHtinguished gentlemen were present. The
gathering Is supposed to have significant bear.
ing Just now.
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FISAscIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
evening report an unchanged market TIE
prices Of Government and State stock. have no,
varied except the SIS II I-7I and the SIS Of Mis-.
souri, and Kentucky, which declined I, = and \
sterling bills are up 20 lSaa119.
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u The President has vetoed the bill authort
ling the banks Of the DIstric, Of Columbia 70
issue notes of less denomination than five dol.
Lara
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u The Baltimore AMERICAN says "Accord-
ing TO the Lynchburg Virgirias, Gen. Trimble
OF the 18th Of April notoriety, has turned out q
military phenomenon. The idea 10 ludicrous. A
peculiar species Of railroad laundering is hi,
forte
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ON 10 RICHMOND.

ID President Lincoln il on q visit to Yves
Point, New York.
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1D,Over two hundred merchants at Memphis
have taken the oath of allegiance. Praying for
the Southern Confederacy in the churches la,
been forbidden
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u Moses Kelly, formerly Chief Clerk Of the
Interior Department, who was nominated some
months ago for Register OF Wills for the District,
was yesterday rejected by the Senate
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A MISCnIEvOUs CANARD.


Last night the town was considerably excited
10y mischievous rumor to the effect that there
had been heavy fighting on the Peninsula, and
that Mcclellan had met with bad reverse. Such
rumors have usually been put in circulation by
Secesh, but the present one was traced to an en-
Poyee at the Capitol who stated It on the au-
thority Of Members OF Congress. There was not
word Of truth in the story, and II seems to have
been act afoat In a spirit Of revenge by some Of
the junketng marplots who were 90 deservedly
set TO the right about by Gen. Mcclellan on their
endeavor 10 penetrate TO his FROM. on their late
visit to the Peninsula.
NAVY YARD.
This morning detachment of marines were
sent TO Portsmouth, N. H., for guards on the
gunbcats sonora and Conamaugh, now fitting
out there.
Major isaac T. Doughty took command Of the
guard at the yard this morning. Since Capt
Cash left, the command has devolved on Lieut.
Adams, who will still continue az second in com
mand. The guard at present numbers 1s2 men,
and are In high state Of discipline.
BEAUREGARDs ARMY.
Itisthe opinion OF an officer Of intelligence now
here from the Vest, that Beauregard's army no.
where numbers twenty Eve thousand men at any
one point, and that the bulk o; it is at Mobile.
No portion Of It, in his opinion, has reached
Richmond, even supposing Bsauregard to be
there in person, as reported.
FROM GEN McDOwELL's CORPS.
MANASSAS, June 23-Efifor Sf1r: The health
Of Gen Mcdowell Is not so good Today. His
sI-seon thinks he has caught cold by Exposure.
Several families about six niles from this place
have the small pox. No ore from that neigh
borhood is allowed TO visit the camps
Some hucksters mlds their appearance here 10.
day, charging eJorbital. prices for their goods.
which the Uen were willing TO pay; but the
nuckstsrs wanted to charge them FIVE per cent
Tor Changing Treasury notes. This the boys
would not stand. and they went to work and de-
Inolished their wagons
hard rain storm here TO- night RICHARDS.
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FUTURE DAYS.

Bv J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctionsers.
GALE OF EAST ROOM CARPET AND
- SyNpkIss AT fHI fRssIDBNr's HoUsI-Ol
MONDAY MORNING June seth, at u O'CLOCK,
on the routh grounds of the PresIdent's Horse,
near the porpoo, We shall sell
East Room Velvet Garrett, oontsiaing about 800
yards, and IN excellent condition,
5 Morocco covered Sofas,
Par Of Flutea Columns with Vases, for Garden Dr.
nements,
Lot Sandstone Columns with Vases and Caps,
mahogany and Marble top Tables.
Be1steads With Springs, Mattresses. and Pillows,
Lot Iron and Copper Reirigerstors, Cupbosrds,
Terms oash.
By order Of the Commission'r Public Buildines.
Ie25 j. G. Mos UIRE a. CO /, Al cfa
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y. &c: McsyIRE 4 co: Aucnopeers.

VEsY vAGGs sfE s s III DHssaG %oT ON
TENTH ST wHsI. BiIwrls AND 4 q.
AFTERNOON. June IS h. st 6 o'cloct, on the
lrefnses ye sh.l offer for sale part of Lot NO.
street west, nst.een ID and streets north,
runnirg back 1c7 feet Ipohcs, to o 50 feet alley
The central looa,. OF this lot makes II very de-
sireoe for business purposes, or n reGd, nce for
O business man
Tens: One fourth cash; the remainder in six I,
twelve. eighteen, and twenty four menths, With
interest secured by deed oftrust on the premises.
je sd &c. Mo6UIRE a. CO., Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS

OPP FELLOWS HALL
PO-LEMORAMA.
STA N LEY & CON AN T's
GIaANTTJ I'LL USTRATT0NS
WAR FOR TIE UNIoNi
Comprising Views OF Citles North and sopth,
EIpiosions. sce2s. and ineiSsnt. Of every find.
which illustrate the eat Rebellion and Na,ion's
Tps S.S. s.se :, as1p ton Dads. in yhioh
h Ht Ffe % SF TaE q MtoNfrGR ssp
berlsrcIshe Burning aod sIpkips shlps.is 2 most
wonderful. and insersst1s eIhi5iuon Of it:si.d -
and sygs sIs THIS %EEf
MOONS a. oo.ect for FsmlL e. jeat-s..
GROWERS THBATRB.
Pa avenue, nsar lsth ~ and the willard House
LEONARD GRovER------------- Manager
Glorious Suec>ss,-Nersr before EguaLlsd' ,
Most Thrilling. Mott Bsautifal, Most Sue
eesJfM ofal the plays Of modern times,
Borcicaul.'s ir..h Ir.IaIo = eotioie. In three
COLLEEN BhWN,
COLLEEN BAWN,
g. Co., The The B SEbEs o 81 ssaaskkfo%kkss
speol.l enEs!sq3.n.: for SIX nights only, o; TIE
Mr. M: J. !: GGStkItSSs:
miss miss s SUSAN BENIN BENIN:
THIS EVENING,
LEEN WN!
My es NJ Cop aleen "a, psrformei BY him for more
inan three hunired nights, and his g.. a:est char
l. Tiiton ss--------....-. Danny Mann
TX WSramer .:...-..-...----. asrdr;s. Cresso
n n Wall as ..---------- ,..-kyIe DAILY
D VI alton ss-----.....---. .Hy and C.essn
Susan Denim as: .--. ----- ---- ---;-An1s Chute
Mrs 6ermsn as --- -Shelah
Mrs d wards as.-.--.-..-----...-...-- DuoIe
Mrs n c Forrest ras--.--------- dIs Gregg
DurifS he piece. Mr.. COLLINS viii sing I'D
Mourn the hopes that Leave Ne" "Cruskesn
ssf .Rd f srs; s mi soFs az
Gov"
Scene lake of KilIsrny by Moonlight.
Scsne2-The Sap of Dunlo..
Scene s-cOssags Of The c Colleen Bsvn.
so.ne1-Tbs B.untea Sap n'
Sosne 2-Torc CrsGsn's Houss
Scene Store, Luke ard McilllIord's Peaks.
sS Ssns s ssylRi 4 w ,ss E aSs.s
Scene Sine Devils Ws va Fl, Cave.
sceue1-shelah'. Hut az
Scene 2-Parlo or in Castle Chu.s.
soens s-Myi.s Ma Cogp.!seas Cottage.
scere5-The Bal Room.
PnIcrs OF ADHESION.
E miISI U.S. --- --- - cena
Orchestra Chsirs----------7 rs cents
Seats may ma Be secured at the T6estsr DUNG the
DAY without extra charge.
Door. open 81 IL O'CLOCK; to oomm.ncs ats.
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By J. c. Mc6UIRE CO., Auctoneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF vALUALE LOT
Il IN PRINIINs OFFICE toHRR-On THURS
in front Of the premises, We shall sell Lot No a.
IN Jas. q. McGure's o. bdivisfon OF ssusre 40.
txt fronting a feet 90 street rortt, between lst
oeok LIS feet inches 70 q WIDE eliey.
he rms One thu d oash; the renai nd or In nix and
we've mon'hss with interest, secured BY deed Of
ieSd J.C MCGUIRE Eco. Auc,s.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Al
= AucrIon.-Un 1HUksDAS. the g n DAY OF
June,ls62 shall sell. ~ public auction, 81 o'clock
? m, on the premises, By virtue Of deed Of trust
from Flemming gordan 20 the subscriber, bearlnG
date the Soth day of May 1879 and duly recorded IN
Llber j. A ~ No rs folios GIG, f77 ard l7s one Of
the land records Cf W ts county in the Dis
trlot OF Columbia, part Of Lot numbered one, (D in
Square numbered nine hundred and forty i've, (s<s
fronting 50 feet 10th street east and
sssfl q uarc feet, more or Tess.
Terms cash. ConyeysnsInr o. cost Of purchaser.
je6 2av&da GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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By THOMAS DOWLINs, Asetioneer.

THANCERY SALE.-By virtue of q decree
~ OF the Circuit Lourt of the District Of Colum-
bia, settng as Court OF re uity, made in o cause
In which James Wsrde /. is complainant, ana
Irene NsnscIveI and otE els are defendants, the
On WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of June next. a.
IN the ternoon, the 70 loving piece or par
house thereon, now ocoup pied BY Mrs Vansoiver,-
being part Of Lot numbered ls7 and lss, IN Beall's
the west Elce OF 6reen street and the end oflTs
FEET southerly, from the south west corner Of
soatherly With the vost side of 6reen street g
feet, thence westerly and parallel with Bridge st.
street Is feet, thence easteriy and parallel With
Bridge street, 10 feet, 70 the place Of beginning.
Terms: One third cssh; resldue In and u
months; ths purchaser giving hs bonds With
security TO be approved By the Trustees, bearing
interest from the day o sac.
Ali corvcyanolnE 81 the expense OF the purchaser.
RI; JACKsaN, Trustee.
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WALL d BARNARD. Auo,lop..r,,

~ horsys AND LoTs on 1HI ISLAND BY virtue
District of COLUMBUS, 6esriTr dats on th. an dsV
OF February A. d. 1861, and passed in the oase Of
tate Of Al-xandsr ADAM, deceased, the undsr
en- tts 5 i9t ds sale p Public
y 1872 81 O'Clock ,. m. on the premises, II the
.isn;, ntle, interest. and estate, both ler al and
seized and pors.ss at the TINS OF his dsoease' Of.
D IN ~, fad o to ths s rsu.be
seventeen n square numbered iSTee haDdrsd
s5 na es1s s,.ht e 81 with the
ing House: sad Lot 1umbered thirteen. ttsi and
part Of Lot M mbered fourteen (lD N square num-
sSs sI ..d s1 Dni and sixty
v vsi cor Corner OF sad lot and running thence north
thence east oee HUNDRED and t1enty,1o is FEET
70 sn Alley IN tie rear Of said lot thenoe south with
one And es, 10 tSs West
Of beginning as aeseIIb.d in the D.oOee iinss. with
and oonvenisnt Frame D9.ns House, neat
W, %sd. ,an:. PIG. .oasin: "a
.oe tas Io9flnE on Seventh street west, between
Term. Of sale: One -thrd o,sh; tbs resid ue 10 8,
for the deferred payments, payable to the feiIs1.
deed. until iH the Snos
Ali ''n''''''3S i e. Eli liEEssn.''r
ELENO6 BIRD,
william r. .sWr AIkEs,
iss-eohds WALL & BARNARD, HuSis'
BY G, MCGUIRE a CO., Auotoneer.,
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
MOANING, Jaas sSth. $40 o'oloof. AZ No. az
NOV, We shsIl sell the FGruiture and Effects Of
Hnussman de0inlas honseieePing. oomprlsing-
Mspus %hs,aot, and Musis snd
msrble-top Centre and sofs Tables:
M.tuat. GiIolotS. Rugs, H.t,rsof, '
isaos T.Sis: and c ssr:, N %ris ans 6 6
Oak Dining Tables ana Chars,
Came sHs sn aS' wood Soei Sea, ch.ir.,
China. Glass, and Crookery.
E: ::iE E:s!: ~ 6: siss"s
Ham and i hssi as sl.fss:.s Comforts
Feather 30 s.srs, and Pillows,
s;a s.,s;. assortment of Household
jead &c. MosuIRE l. CO., Auo,..
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, IRAVELING BAGS,
LINEN HORSE G c6 Efhss wHIps.ao
v.H, ,sssd.sS for sale
Psstsbosrd and Wood THINKS, made IN M
woIkmanship.
q Al,o, 4 geSd line ~ LINEN HORSE COVERS,
Also, . very h:ndsoms new BUGGY WAGON.
=, Also, . a, sssond haId six passenger CARRIAGE
zTcItS 81 s's; s tSssi SHIRTS
S09 seventh street.
leH Under Odd Fslows' Hall.
MILITARY HossI 55lA.kt: . aEALTa OF
Hand 3D. ~ 7: n R9s sS..,s,., ~ ,.,,,,,
By stephen Smith 81 rs.
Just published and for sale %
PsILP sOLOMONS
Metropolitan Boob Store
$50 Pen asy wanna avenue.
~ aS A neswesn 9th and 10th Streets,
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Lot Iron and Copper Reirigerstors, Cupbosrds,
s;s1ss1 sfiAs csmRl: s s.ss Euils.s.
By WALL BARNARD. Auotioneers
TEUUssTTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN;
trust. day msds and reJoTded N IlSer j. A. 3,
No S % IL. e ss q 81:
aus G'eloek ,. m. on MONDAY, The ssh daJ or
ns sSSsst m numbered
Eve hundred AMI Gxteen, 1915 With the Improve
Of a. ssci nSf
tween eth and SIN streets vest
@onts. 10 me Ts note.
s ns e os psJpsr bearing interest from the
CURED o h sS q s. G noss An
o939, ,s snclni q the cost q the purchaser.
ds, . sS'a sd he 70 nth u:
tSe ,shs e resell the property a. the r.a and cost
A 4 #sRS ssSfS.s s::..
sT3S. e s.s....1o. al sssaas
yiI cell % Aueuon, % L O'CLOCK N on the Sath
N.aon.l Monument srosuds. 70 Hssa Of s.osf
Sattie, smong which are some fne Mich Cows
Es$. ss.s Ssssrw.sss, t s.5:i. O.
PuBLIc SALE OF ABANDONED REBEL
tIfes Asstsf Qxostsruasfsy 2. s. Army, I
,Lsxaadrta. Va, June sSd. is6l
WIN be sold at pn bllc suct on st the Eovernmsnt
ssere houss, No. IL King strset, in this ctg ,on
lowing articles
Flour, Corn Meal,
Woo, Leaf Tobeooo In hhds,
Wheat best uAsify,
fert Of Law Library,
kotot common Furniture.
Eeather Beds, Pianos, Rags,
As wagon. and c 8. B.FEReUsoN.
hx.a Capt Aur oIsTt.rmss e 0. "A.
nEATH, DEATH, DE ATE, TO RvACHEs,
~ BEDBU6S, ANTS, &c.-use Moore'a Insect
directed.
"A large stock Of pure MsdioIres. Fanos,A-tIcless
Tooth, Mail. and Hair Brushes. re AT
HOORE,s West End DRUG store,
VIEW lis Pc avenue, south sac
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BY J. Z. Nc6UIRE CO ,Auctioneefs.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
lsIH sfnIr wEs1, BETWEEN Ard sTs,
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, June Is h, a. o'ooof, on the
premises. We shall sell. on wet ride Of Twelfth
street west. rear street north, desi, bic bu ID
Ing Lot, having OFT Of = feet On l2th strest,
and running bsck 60 fest
Terms One third >; the reml der in sfx and
twelve months, With interest. secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
j.2s-d c. Mo6uTRE& CO. Auoss.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Asotioneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL DIV ELLIN0
L HOUSE ND LoT ON l4IH ST. wE.I BETwIrN
b IED = Sis. soU1H-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON, June 25d, at 81 O'Clock, on she premises,
by virtue o. deec Of trust dsted ctober ID 1865
and recorded IN LIber w. h. No. jog. foIos $40 ct
see, one Of the snd rscof de far Washipfton ooup-
~, q, shsll sell part L OF No. IS IN % uAre
2n fronung fourteen Ieet two iuches 18th stree
west between south b and @ streets, and rsnninr
back one hundred feet together with the improve
House, containioI sbo { AZ rOoms. erms cash
BENl. r. pRANNAN, Trus tee.
jelo-eed&ds &c. Mo5EIRS & CO ,Auots.
IOTHE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED
In consesuencs OF the rain until THURSDAY
EVENING, June 26th, s.ue tour and pace
BENZ. r. BRtNNAN Trustee.
le Is &c. Moe CISE a. Co ,AuctA
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n%OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ 1Lder The act Of Ap:il Is, 1882, emitted IAN
vice OF labor IN the District of Colombia" City
Hal. W.;hlngton City, d; }uno ,, 1855
OTdsysdp Ina. The time for filing q statement in
wIIunE or scheduie with the Clar6 of the circuit
GouIi for me District of Columbia, provided in
Is hereby extended to tue first DAY of July pext
je7 ID VIM X. WOODWARD, Clerk
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By WALL a BARNARD, Auoiionsers
Sorfh eorasr Pa. eeeass a. AtaA tfrlff

Sorfk eersu Pa. scsass asi AtsR sfrsa
CLUslNG OuT-TRUsTEE'S SALE or a
~ LARsH STOCK OF ErTLIMIN's FURNrsuHo
6ooDs AT ArcTIoN.-On cuUhcDAY NORM
ING, seth Instant, at IL o'oloct, vlll close ca
the remainder o. the stock from the sale Of Tues
DAY, o. 6entlemen's Furnishing Goods and Belonf-
ings (of the former ttOok Of ". "a. 8. Hopnns,
ESQ.,
,ssle, without reserve, and to commence 1t n
Tens cash.
J. INGLE. Trustee.
je2 WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
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rHEAP LIVING!
" GssEAP tE .IyINs;
CRRACCkERs FOR Bread PUDDING.
ChAChEhS FOR BREAD PUDDIN6i

We sell B 4 OXEN CRACKERS 1t FIVE
OEs .tiS esr pound, which are excellent. for
the sick and conva esoent There ia no
food 0ore nutritious than CIAnkAra
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Il Patents, CstAloEue OF Clriosities and 6overn-
ment Gardensa % the stand in Patent Once; Rare
ments furnished; Railroad ReDorts; Military re.
lorts; sprnt Patent Once keiorts; Cheap yeofs
Laws; Army Regulstons; Panorama Oh the Coat
shoyins over 1900 miles; many thousand ChsaI
BOOKS. kecolleot cheap rent. Large sales. Nv
prices. U stairs, ever Bank q WashinEson.