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, 1863-07-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.l
BEmanrosr. July ls, 15ea.
CLRARED.
Danube, ottaws. IT'S lbs stoves aud hollow ware.
CatArscI LasaAe q n lumber. N l2th.
Belle. LAsalle II N lumber.
Ais. WtIow ep1irgs. 81 tons saWdust.
arctic. lasa1ie. Is u lumber.
Aics. Lsssne Is n lumber. go lbs csrpentez york.
Resclnte. A1hcra
1lye1tjgator, Athens.
" Gufnee Athena.
Il Lootnta, athens.
John lcEe1tis. Morris. 1910 Itayes.
Ss1l,a. SSslle Lsnf f1,ic5 Joliet. 81 m lumber.
Emeline. Seneca. Il n lumber. 6 N shingles.
Monarch jollts.
EaeI. 1asalle.
ARRIVED.
J 3 Eertton. Morris eco bu oAta $500 bu corr
Llyd6, Ottawa s4G9 bu corn.
SaIeca, Ottawa, $500 bu corn
u OCoECof. 1skalle $500 bu corn.
P1sutt. LssAlIe, lt6 toIs coa1
MI rT1s. tftaVs, *I23 bn corn.
fnE* stlRAtoF. Athens, n yds dimanacu tfone+
keulntc. Athtns. 80 yds Epbble stone.
y GurEee Atteus. 20 yds rubble stone 80, l.
q LOOMS. AtheLs. ~ sds Fnob1e s'ons' Jus u
Barlsn Joliet, 50 ID. dlmenslon stone.
a e1Ey, Joliet 5cGa bn corn
i a Tholp, L4sAlle. III tons coal.
Eoetrn, GttcA, 81 hu corn.
I,ccket, 10cEpott 500 bu corn.
Alliance OttaNa a6G0 bu corn. Lis bu rye.
Galtpa~ laG13td. 5t0o bu corn.
, 1863-07-17

ts,A.. ,...a tn, .ra-.. ra{i vas.
eLesssa a. ~ r. ,,ansn,, ~ IN, ,strs hv tha
s. s.s.as -a,, "a . n,ater1., ,,eclinn In coia-,
l.'a stea 80" .,oo sn5 ,ha v,,rrets c]osea 1ul,
1ea,..on ea,aua. s''A f''~~' ''@''1 ''
or ~ IT,. .,hs+ ,r.a e17,r ner husbcl ,ore,-
~. ..nsaa.s.,. =. ~ cs.71 ns ror M . f7.a
~ -. =, o,a1 M -, NJ snrno. akeo,c
-. NJ. = sn@;nn. and r.n7,nc for Rejected
go. -.
ers ~! .,,.. .an.5 hr,ran+ and s,,cs of
.s, 49,. ~ toe Int az som "a rho
.a.ssa'.s sus ~ anot,t,ona or <,o1a ftorn
Nv. 49, .,.9 :. ~. ,sau,1 te,t N Asa
~" NV s,.s,"st .e.-...e,.s sss,,ns ~ 1ca.>c
se2se-.oes ~ r;@3c,a. .y,-sa r,nr,;Sws.
s.nse ~. an.. aaa p".sat.s rorn ~ tcna
eo'0 soN ~ ~ n,sa ss~.s t..r..n.,on. 49,. ,,1n.
~. 49, ~. ,.s,.;-,. - - .ho,. aoo IN
s"ars,. sass '
o1o a-,, .,a n. ,o,t q, s..<ta
*. ~ NJ 4 .,a aac,.nc to- po;.rta, n ato,o
d.. .rss nn,e+ at e.S7ssc Ra,7ev xv,s on;at
s:rer,, aa,nn1ea ~ t,a new c,on we,a a1bih,ted
~, ,ch.ncc Tha on,,,tv ~ aome of The aa,nn1ea
va rerv Ana rba market for HtrhvInes vas
dn11 At 4,xc. .--
There wss romo fuonjrv for Timothy Seed to-
day and 30 sacks were sold at s1,75-ho,de,s at tho
e'oEe 1shihe fS'oo WIN ouJefs a. stoo
Fio''slons "efe qole'' 7no VIC aose ea'e7 ~ o.ooo
pea bacon aa"s. cansassea ano sugar euteo, q.
9c. Lard was quiet at s3Sc Tor NO. J. Prime ID dull
at sHc.
r1eicbta were dp1, and 1oxer-vlt, enp,cenen,a
1le'sute VETO oui' "au ~" ID "'.a ous asenont7
at 414Hc for corn, and &c for wheat to Buffalo.
There Yas a better inquiry for Beef Cattle
-, ~ nn~a,a,.a,. .,5 .Tso,,1..
DOLL VI oo'esAnsas "nt epeean.s''0 0ee"un1. ano
the market closed firm at an advance OF 6Df0c.
Sales add up come 800 head at range of S230n
80
7-u. ...-
1.-Two Hogs opened steady at yesterday s ruling
uricee but at the close the demand fell or and tho
a:-,,.. .1o.ad an a. ,ac1;na - max, ST.
HaiAes s4oeea % uat o. 3se14e - 4osp1ss. o7ies
ranged rom 0e1s.4o.
.,a ,.,.aa .~a .r.,, .,e+sinod f.,1.o. a.. ,1,nt
ana prices Ats "e4 sus.aasu" m sonees ae lu'es.
WOODEN ware nfm' Ieas arc ufm "lEn strong
, 1863-07-17
CHICAGO, June 1, 1868.


The benevolent War Claim Il tociation Of this
city Ii doing good work. It ia now adjusting hun-
tfeta Of Claims for dIfere persons in the Moth.
dier. Tie office !. Ut t6 Dearborn, and the P. O.
Eox IL 163. For full information, inclose d red
stamp to the Secretary, CHAs. 4. GREGORY. tY16 st
, 1863-07-17
correspondence.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
We notice by your advertisement OF yesterday,
ttat the Desp1aines street n F. Church folks ara
poInv TO have an excursion to Janesyil1e. Wis, on
fhufsday, the 23d inst. We have been waiting in
hopes Of this announcement for BONE time, rs the
universal entiefacton which the excursion to that
Mace gave ast year certainly Warrants repetition
Of the fame. The reputation Of the Society In get
ting up the best the beautiful country
through which they pass, the kindness manifested
ae1esable and pleasant, and the excursion sue
rerg AN 70 to contribute to the fact that this will
teItaiuJy be tho excursion Of the season.
We wcnt last year and intend to 60 this, and
nIso use cur best endeaEors to get as many others
as practicable. CITIZENS CHICAGO.
, 1863-07-17

Providence Wool Market-July 13.
The a,les for the week have bsen G5, GEO lbs
Ecece At 7t9Sl3c; Q6s00 fbs pulled at 7nlsAc;
5000 bs foreign at 37;A8@f0c.
, 1863-07-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

New York Salt Tar1ket-JuIy l3.
The sales include 5000 bushels Turks lsland at
about 45c.
, 1863-07-17

The market is unchanged Kanawha, Ohio
River and Macon City sell at 5sG253c per bu. No
,,n,nan1 forf frYHrn
, 1863-07-17

The Board of Trade Was more than usually dull.
holder Of red Hhest offered to sell 2 500 bushels
nt $50 this morning without finding purchaser.
Nothing Was done in any other grain.
, 1863-07-17
Movements of Flour and Wheat at
Chicago, Milwaukee and Toledo,

The recent commercial reports disclose como
very interesting facts Of TIE movements Of wheat
and flour for the past ten months, compared with
the corresponding period of 1852 at the three great
grain porta Of the lakes:
From the published tables Ee fnil the re-
ccipts Of wheat and -four 10: the ten
months ending June 81, 1s6t. at Chicar
, 1863-07-17

There will be meeting Of this Council at their
Tall, thIs {Friday) evening" at eight o'clock. Bns-
inets Of very great importance will be brought be.
fore the Council. Every member is requested to
be on hand plomptat eight o'clock, sharpl
, 1863-07-17

w F. E. Rigby, 81 Randolph Street. is selling
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
9nsf liberal fcrME. iY73N
, 1863-07-17

U.L. A meeting Of the Ninth Ward
Council will be held this evening, at the
utual place. Business Of importance will re-
quire full attendance. By order Of the G.
, 1863-07-17

PERsosA1~-Bdg. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren
Of lows passed through the city yesterday en-
route for Harrisburg, where he has been CT
dered to report to Maj. Gen. Couch for duty
in 1he field
, 1863-07-17

Reliable Railroad TAn10 TAb1A-

In this city. on Thursdsy Afternoo1+ 18th tnss. 2
dtptac. Is. FRANK s aoo Of ". D. and Aasc!a
Eough' eli ing. aged IL 1ears.
, 1863-07-17

PEnsoSAL.-The honorary degree Of Doctor
Of Divinity WAS conferred upon Rey. Wn. Il.
Ryder, by the Lombard University Of Gales
burgh, ut its recent commencement.
, 1863-07-17
THE CITY,

ATTEETIoN.-The Committee of arrange.
ments ior the GAINESVILLE excursion will please
read our correspondence today.
, 1863-07-17

DEATH OF MAJOR WM. a. MED1LL.-The
telegraph brings Us the paiutul intelligence
Of the death Of Ills gallant soldier and true
patriot. In another column will be found a
more extended lotIce OF our deceased friend.
Els remains are expected here tomorrow.
, 1863-07-17

Printing Cloths In Providence
July Is.
SA1ea small. The market closes with better
ftelipg. The following are tho eaies for ths
, 1863-07-17

DiscHAnGED.-Theg grand jury in the Re
cosdcr's Court we're yesterday discharged
after clearing the docket. About forty iadict
ments have been found.
, 1863-07-17

CAnE1EsssEss.-A Indy leaving for the pic
n'c, yesterday, took Randolph st. car at Hal
stead street and got of ut Canal street. While
e'erping frcln the car, the conductor pulled
his bell, the team started and the wom IN WAS
thrown violently headlong upon the ground,
retnfrfrfr e. rtou. 3n9rrfoe
, 1863-07-17

SOLDIERS HoME-Our readers will reco~
lcct that the meeting to day at the Soldiers
nome, Ia cf general interest, and thst the
Di1ectrcsscs would he glad to see . large NUM-
ber present. It Is expected that a report of
clcat importance will be prosecuted.
, 1863-07-17

u VN . n u E~DOCK TrDpeTtY.
The Chicago South Branch Dock Company o.iss
for sas ore 1ao1saaa ST of wster so;s % 6e sip.
eaoling it to ex.ead. still further IT, already iarge
ia,p.ossments II: property + vel hntted foE mann
EateE mont Fe- par;ic1 ars inquire at the Company
otIce. Rtom Cnbb's Building, Ia Dearborn At Ch
cAGe a J. KNISELY. Agelf le4 eseI IN
, 1863-07-17

ffSuRp1Cs.-The Finance Committee Of the
late Canal Convention are requested to meet
at the Mercantile Association Rooms, to'mor-
row afternoon at four o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of makinga distribution Of the surplus
funds now In tie hsnds Of the Committee. 4
| full attendance is desired.
, 1863-07-17

FnE.-The alarm given about balcpast sew
en- Inst evening, was for the burning Of a tai
low rendering establishment on the west side
Of the North Branch, north Of the Rolling
Mill It VA, unsn recently owned BY Cregor
Y Vase. Loss not ascertained, nor the names
nf the nres ett pruprietors
, 1863-07-17

STREET CAB CoSDUcToRs.--We cannot
publish the communication Of "Justice;"
but II, as he Gays, the City Railway Company
are paying their conductors hut 81. Is per day
the same az the dtiyers-we agree with the
writer, thot the wages are very low, when
compared with those paid any other class
Of men, OF a. compared with the present liy-
ing expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

RESOLUTION In relation to small pox
, hssoired ~ the Beund Of Aidsrn1eH asi Board Of
Csm mon CoVseH af Ms torporatios Of Gec1saosrs,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized
70 employ DR. Charles II Craigin for eases Of small
poI among the poor Of the town, for q period not
exceeding one year. at four hundred dollars per
payable quarterly by the Clerk TO the order Of
the Mayor. go =.
Resolved, Cs,hsr, That the sum of two hnndred
dollars, or much thereof IS may be necessary be-
And hereby appropriated, payable 20 the order OF
the Mayor upon proper vouchers, by the Clerk to
be expended on homeless persons having the small
pox, n providing places for them.
Approved January 3, 1855. ---.- --.-
A RESOLUTION repeslins a resolution therein
Resoired -by the Beard Of Aldermen and Board NJ
Common Ccnrcfl Of The Cooperation OF Geoyr1otr1
That the resolution entitled A resolution in rsla
ton to areas approved May n, 1889 be and the
same is hereby rescindeh, aud that the Mayor be-
and he IL HEREBY Requested 20 carry into eect the
original resolution, approved 18th February, IS58
Approved January 3, 1853. - ''0
ARssoLu!IoS to defray The expenses Of tn. Poor
and Work House for thy quarter ending Septem-
Der 80, Ls2.
Resolrsd BY te Board Of .iidern,es and Board sf
Gcmncn Council Of The Cooperation Of Georgetc,rn
That the Clerk pay TO the order of the Trustee Of
the Poor and Work House four hundred and eight
dollars and ffty6ye cents, to defray the expenses
OF the institution for the quarter ending 3oth Sn-
TENDER. 1862 the said Trustee TO furnish proper
vouchers for the same.
Approved January 3, 1853.
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This morning, the l5bh instant at o clock, AFTER
saoIf AZ Yf,nIal nlnsi; N che 18th yea. Of her
Henry and Christena Kaiser. :. : ! - : =
The friends and seauaintancss OF the family are
respectfully requested to stteDd her funeral az her
Darents' residence, No: 303 street, between nth
and szth o-morrow Friday the 18th instant at
O'clock.
WILLIE, onIy son OF Annie Y. Moss AMI the late
John 4 Mos, aged years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
his grandfather, J: G. Schott, Ne. 500 north
street, Caption Hill Friday afternoon, lath Instant
at 2 o clock.
In Geosretown, en- Thursday, the 18th insta, {
sCOTT HOWELL BANGS, In lis 8ta ysar, son OF
enc las Joan T Bangs.
The friends OF ths family are invited 70 his fu-
nersi on Fr;dsV. at O'Clock
On the hrst day Of January, 1865, nesr Prairie
Grove, Arssn a. ir TN a+tb year Of h, are Ca ut
Joseph P 0RMN, Of thu 9ttk Illinois yolsnteers
May he rett la peace
Hfs friesds snc She frients Q. the fan iIy are re-
spectIuily insitd TO attend his funeral which viii
take Pises TO borrow Fytayl morning. 4: 70 o'cIk
<52 Sth street. 49,
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BATcRBLsaS HAra DIE,
Th< best IN The World,

william 4. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces sefof not to Be distinguished from nature
warranted not - injurs the Hsis in the leaxt rem-
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and inysor.tss tie
hair for tSs. 6rsy, Rad - R*Gv Hass Instantly
turns q splendid Black or Brown leavins the Hair
sen and beautiful. Sold By al Druggists, de.
~ Pie Genuine IL signed wrLLlAN A. BAFoan-
Loa, on tks Jbs1 sides n each Boa.
Pbaory, Ne. 81 Barclay a., Nns Yovk,
n My Late - BroAdvay and b Bond ST.
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AUCTION HALR
r. y :; e. .s: sg I. 90. A.ss.s....,

TIUsrEIT sALn on p%miI sfS 30,
AZ - ss.. I. ~: '22s51sssSsFiyLK
s so0S; ps Ss ,,s:s. n 3 -
Q,lis square ssnbsrsl Tire SS.lre1 - 80
S1.lsessnltng - q. se.sh line Of SD Lot -
.ssssos ss ma iisss: s.
shenes north 8 feet sk isebss- tEsSes van sveSS
ave 90 feet, thence south 81 fsSf thSnes vSSfG
fset enc tl ineh, thsscs soafh tire fSj ssSS Z
, nSns 70 ns 49, q esstn.sas Ass, !srt8L ~
% the east lns Of ssid Eos eissc, e. ~
hpndrsd tlool feat ens Cd inch hon rs utsreSoe
ef 18th and streets, thence sootA erS iSS1SS2
lcel f.ss tsssse Se,t t.snsy sys {s( isst 49,
Eve I'D fact 10 the plaes % SeSfsnisS, 49,
With ne improvements, sensisting g : dscirSSS
terms: q so In cab; the rem.indsr 1. 9 "a n
months. WITH Interest, secured By dssd Of 81
An ccpveysncius 81 tire cost OF purchaser.
III the terms % sale be not CONF lied Va vtsAs,
nve Gays thereafter, the trustee reserve the ~
70 rs.sli Ct the r,st and .1Ie.se Of the eelssaas
dss.e&ss ro. xs edtfRl Z 90 .i S::S
fHH ABOVE SALE rs uNAvo,pAssv
DAY AFTERNOON JssusII SIN lsss, ss.s koI
'a s.s . SS: Ned s 9fkH 3d. r r.s
- g THE ABOVE sALs Is runraEa .ss.-
DAT AFTERNOON, nnusry sfh same hour -
jan .Oads &c. MeGUfRk 4 90, H.ss.
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ID HOT FOB PIES AND CAKE
u 10 AND CAKES " every desertysieax -
%uG Ne. asi TIN st.. s.ssess q ssdt.
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MARRIED.

On the ssh instant, b. the Rev. G. o. Meador. Mr.,
JOSEPH HyaHEs TO Miss MARY HLLlN
On the 18th instant, by the Rev II N 6ipes Mr.
VIM. 2 GIBBONS, Of Charles county, Nd, to
Miss SUSAN A. u. B. CRAYCROPT, of Prince
Georges county, Md. tBalt. San please copy.l
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oHARLEs LUDMAN

hss jast Secs,yei from Paris = Isrss sSd sisSsat
sssortment of PATTERNS OF every descriptl0o,
both Tor attes aud children, Ani wo.ld espeeieily
Terms,
DREssEs sad CI.0A6s OF every ss,is mads a
y ssT D strsst, .v.vesa ata saa lpA. das-;m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

NorIcE.-Ophthamic and AuraI Institute 227
Penn. avenue, opposite Wilards' devoted to the
treatment OF Deafness and all maladies of the Eye
and Ear: Throat and Catarrhal Affection. The in
only legitimate European Oculist and Aurist in this
country. Persons wishing to consult him for the
above maladies ahosld do without delay as mis-
stay now Is limited. Testimonials from III 9 very
b citizens of Washington and members of both
e2anHne AT his Once. ITS
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By J. o. MeGUIRH q co.. A.eee.ssss

TEUsrHHBSaL 01 DBoIkABLn BUflDDUo
! LoI II PnIyftxe eyrics eau sns.-By yirS1s
I'll, 1857, and duly recorded in Libsr J. As h
iS tolios ~, 81 sec: one o. the leed reecsds IT
DAY AFTERNOON, January 18th, at & o'eSssf. q
the premists 3. Lot b, In James o: Mcclure suSdi-
visi'n OF square umbered Ga. frsntina s ~ =
north Capitol street, between @ and u -. narsa
and running back ISo feet 30 Il feet arsy ssd sn.
tanning $50 square feet.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder IN q
u msnths. with interest, secured By dse4 q Gsd
the premises. =
An oonveysnces At eo.t Of parehaser.
ns.o4n J. f n ns !; tIIsas \ or dors;ns A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

The Systm.- Change of Diet Wounds sores Bruises
and Lruptlons. to which ev cry Volunteer is liable
thsre are no RENE die so safe convenient ard sure
as Hollow g Pills and Ointment thorou xhly test ID
in the O5in can and Italia campaigns. zOnH Is
cents per box pot. qal
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BUSGLAEV.--AboutI O'clock Monday mora
ing. the store Of b. Premier, Nos. 3H and 31G u
street, batwaen N,nth and Tenth, was entered
by thieves, an goods 30 ms value Of about $50
t-ksp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

CoRNs are the universal torment of mankind To
be relieved of these teri Idle evils call Dr. White
and submit to his manipulations Hundreds of
our citizens testify with sraitrd to his ccess
full treatment'of corns, bunions nails gro wing in
the flesh etc. DR.. White makes cbropody q Epe-
ciality. You are to get relief wi th out sxpe
riencing pain: Office 424 Penn. avenue, (Lsne &
Tuckcr's building,) between g.. and Ct q SITS No
chASe lot consultation. ia l3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-15

WE w0UL call the attention of our readers to the
stock of beautiful Jewelry aud Silver PLATED Ware
ut tt Dolsr Store, AS Penn avenue near A., at .
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The CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYH ISTHH WoRLp-
Ner1 Fades or Washes OM.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
cents . box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by S.
c. Ford corner nth street and Pa avenue, Wash
iDston, and Henry Cook Alexandria. ely
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SEE FIRsG PAGE of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles. ....
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CRIMINAL CoCHT. Jan. E.-Maria Smith.
eoioIsd, was found guilty of stealing shaw
froreChas. Summsryille, and sentenced 20 the
pcnitentiary for fourteen months.
Squire Thompson, coiored, was convicted OF
81. niug lot Of ssrdines, pickles, Sc., from FL
FrrgHsou. Not %-ntanC.d.
John Burns, chsrged with an Assault and
battery ON Levitt, Royal, was acquitted.
Henry Lacy @ss found guiity Of Sc sUHg
ham from :. :. Rankin. sHd sentenced % Isd
Tor four month";.
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FUNERAL SERVICES PosTPoNHp-The re-.
mans OF Liert. Colonel Garesche not having
arrived as expected, the funeral services are
necessarily postponed. The body will reach
mere tomorrow morning, and tho impressive
iuneral services will talks place at II O'clock on
Saturday morning, at St Aloysius church An
ippt sing military display will take place in
the same connection. g. $500
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By. Q. hceuIRl q 90. A..se...r..

~ - VI hc0 " La q w. AooUeneors. 4
BUILDING LOT In PAINTING O8YI0
- seyAnE.-By virtue Of deed Of tryst 10
David Dillon, dated July nth. lsso, ard dsly -
corded In Liber j. A. s., No. 6, folios - u So
G, 1 tkAg sel. on Thu ksDAY XPfRRN609.
January 18th, at O'clock, the premises, part q
Lot No, =, % Jsrss o. Mcclure : ssbdj dee u
betwesn north Capitol street and LIST street y.sS
Terms One third cash: the rensinde< Inc ssl i
nsnth., nith interest, ACQUIRED BY adeed OF rss3
Al conveyanees ct the cost OF the purchaser.
THO. j. EIS0Ek, Trustes
Ja6-eo& do j. U. Mc6 UIeH 4 CO., ksce1
A1AASHALT eALK.-In rirtae Of tvs vrf1 g
lFf Asri fsctas, on judgment OF condeDsataAx
Issued from the clerk 01e Of the circuit ee1rt q
the District Of 0olum16 for the county ef Weuhr
inEton. md 10 ne cirecttf, VIII expose - ~
aAle. for cash. In front Of the court kouse dee q
said county On WEDN BSDAf, the 3lst day Of gsnr
rarI next, lssS, ~ Il O'Clock IA. the following d.
scrfhed rrop@rty, to-yft, yix:-The Dor<A pG14 -
Lot No. q, IN Square No. fsi, having 8 front - g
feet inches CO a. street end eKtsndinx bask tAaf
width 20 the rear OF the said lot. tsGstbsr vita =
aj angular the ifaproSemsnts thsreos, eessel 81
levied "A the prop~rty Of Cornelius hoyie seA
Will be soA 20 satisfy iudiclsis no. 81 70 yauuNcv
term. ls5s In favor OF Patriotic Bank We 0eorgxx
Dove. ssrpashee sf Corneiias BoIte.
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WARRANTED TO CgRs IN SIX DAIs-Dr. Godfrey's
AntidOte, an En- sish Specific Of sixty Ave years
standing. will cure GoHorrh1a in six days. No
chap. :: diet reanired Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washin ston, and Henry Cook, Alexandria ia ely
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@AlAf PKNNBYLyANIA R0u1l cSa BalsSnsGys aAl
Harris1ws, q aAs Noyt6 axd Ksss-Two trains leavs
Washinston daily and one on Senaay-9uiek time
through NJ Gevesnmeot rates BOr tickets and foY-
Their nfSIm aasn apySy st the once Of Great Psa.-
avenue aud Sixth 81 Washington. ofiss epes ffOH
-. m: HntA - L.; On Sondeys fxom 2 10 ID IA.
Nh no. NoRPoa. AReat
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MARsHALS sALE.-In virtue OF q writ Of asri
WI fmcias, on Judgement OF epndep1natio issood
District Of Columbia. for the comfy Of MAshin0,
ton and 70 me directed. will expose 20 public seiS
county, on THuAsDAy, the 9Th day q Jsssv
Instant 1863, at O'Clock N, The foifovin6 Rs1
erty, to- Wit :-All that PART Of Square Ma IL q
tue city of Washington, contained within the fss-
lowing metes and bonn ds:. BssinuinG a. pssut In
the south line thereof, diafant IS feet ~ Inches
rom the southeast corner thereof and running
thence with line drawn st RIG angles thercts .
6s feet 20 the alley In rsid square 1t point % sss
from 18th street thenoe west y fseti thepoe N Q
line drawn at sht angles 90 SAID N line - fsst
9 inches Distant thsrsfroni thence viii ssi1 aas
thence . feet6 inches WITH . straisht Tins - SAs
place Of beginning, vita the buildins. md 49,.
upon as the properly q Irench Rorrest, sa1 vssi
be SOLO 9 sssis udie,ss Ss lss 70 Is ,usry tet.,
Forrest. efr WARD b. LAMOH,
ja7-d0 u. O. Msrsha1 D O.
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Hor AT THE WILLARD HorBL.-Ths frat hop
OF the season st this establishment came OF
Hast night in brilliant and enjoy able STYLE in
deed. under the auspices of meSsrs. Sykes &c
Chadwick. The dancing commenced at y. M.
and was kept up with undlminished spirit
until somewhere near daybreak. Some four
neidred people were present, including a large
number Of ladies, mainly guests of the house.
Amongst those present were Senator Harris.
-6enerals Van Allen and King, aud numerous
stsf officers now on duty in Washington; Hon.
John 7. Heard, Of Boston; Representatives
Olin. Sedgewick, Guriey, Rice and others; the
Presidents private secretaries, Messrs. Nicoisy
and Hay; and many others or note, now resi-
dent or solourning in Washingto The ball
was given In the fine hotel hall, aud tina sap
per-a superb one, doing infinite credit 70
Steward J. i. Atkinson, who arranged twas
served in the dining room. Ths tempting bill
ef fare embraced such Items as rounds or
proceed beel, saddles of mutton and yenison,
dressed quail, half a dozen different kinds OF
choice pates, boned turkles, beef tongues
eArnisLed hams. all the fashionable varieties Of
confec uonery, &c, &c. The whole affair wAs
3 very delightful one and insugnrated the hop
- ar on in the most satisfactory manner.
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FIRST WARD HARpMARl sroRHAHp.

FIRST WARD HARDWARl SfORH4ED-
MOND Z HAVEN No. $50 Pa arenwe, De-
ftcees Eth dad lSsh ss-HAyins taken the lar gs and
eommodious store formerly occupied By 1dVin
Green, We now prepared TO furnish citizens and
the trade With everything In the Hardware cutiery
EDMOND 4 HAVEN,
$50 Pa avenue, bst, nth and isth sea-
!. b. kbhoND-W. T. HAvla formerly With
Campbell CoyIs and Campbell & Son. jaslm.
DANCAFHARfIOONIZB OLD BYE WHISKY
for medicinal use, sod at ADAM6OH'S, SOS
Ninth street. one door from Pa. avenue.
DURR LYNcHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO,
Il Billy Bowlees Band, last King OF the Ever
elAdes As Billy was without an equal In love for
his tribe and huntina grounds, 50 tkts Tobacco
stands unrivsied in point of delcacy ;ts richness.
nne flavor and pleasant perfume having 6ained for
1.-THE meritnrious title of N. Piss Ultru. Sold at
ADAMsOND. 500 Ninth street, one door from Pa.
avenue.
SHELL- BARK NUTS,
~ 6e ceuts per peck,
SWIFT CIn1 }. 80 cents par gallon.
MiNCH MEA8, II Ger 81 Per ID,
5rSsh Roll BUTTER, q an q D conL per ID,
0RHSa2s, LEHSNs, APPLE iSi YIes, RArsrNs,
CURRANTs, DATES, COCOA tUT3.
Bold a. ApAM1ONS 500 Ninth st.,
jas Et< One toor from Pa sysnae