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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
Suggestive "reminiscences.

In one Of e. B. Mansfeld's letters To-
the N, Y, Times, We find the following
suggestive "reminiscences, adi sjsx
'Our Revolutionary war was seven
years our war with England three
yea1s our war with Mexico two years.
Our present war only year and half;
and, mark, we are oaly Just bringing
out our strength. We are jnst begin.
ming to understand war. There is
parallel between this and the war Of
1812-'15, which is quite instructive
Mr.. Madison was not as amiable as Mr..
Lincoln, and could not look upon blood.
with composure. In fact he was ,oppos-
ed to war and compelled to. acceptit az
work of his party. At the very first
election subsequently,, the Federalists
carried several States, one of which was
New York, and Madison barely escap-
ed being defeated The war came on
with only one in the Cabinet who had any
taste for thames Monroe The Sec
retary of War was Dr. Eustis, a revolu-
tionary doctor. The Secretary, Of Navy
was Paul Pinckney, the Attorney Gen.
eral, was opposed to the war. Hull dis
gracefully surrendered, Eustis was put
out for John Armstrong author of
"Newbury letters" and in 1914 Wash
ington surrendered, aud the Capitol was
burned Armstrong resigned and Mon
roe succeeded him. Russia proposed
mendation. It was two years after the
declaration before the war was pfosecut-
ed with vigor. Then Jacob Brown and
Andrew Jackson, and Scott, with his
double regiment, appeared upon the field.
Chippewa Niagra and New Orleans fol-
lowed, and the war closed in glory
The navy signalized itself against the
bulworks of Old England, and, ,ifit gets
a chance, will do it again. Such is de-
mocracy in war, weak in the beginning
strong in the end Be patient then and
every cloud which lowers upon our hori-
zon will disappear before the coming
sun unless God has decreed our down.
fall
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21
IrofessionaI ( Businrss Oar

G. w BURIAL. M. D.
NHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeyillc, Iowa
i County, Wisconsin lhl-y"l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

lsewieIe : - ~ ~ zetS " sAtS s'nU
Highest price paid for old Gold and Sslyer.M 81 on
Dodgeyle May 14th 1853. n35-1y fao
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-21

The following is Rear Admiral Por-
ter's official report of the capture Of
Grand Gulf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GROWERS kstone's charming
scenic play, entitled the. Is Flowers OF the For
eet, or the Wild Zingara." with Miss Western
as ssCynthia," will be performed tonight On
q former occasion, this play attracted an i'm.
mense audience, and ii gave such entire salts.
will be crowded this evening also.
COMMUNICATIONS Sim is indefati.
gable in his efforts to please, and therefore In
addition to the dancing of Galletti, Pennoyer,
Mare and Augusta the singing OF Eva Brent,
and the Ethiopian eccentricities of Eagan and
others, ne also introduces upon his boards the
drama. Dick Turpin" will be performed to-
night, and in an admirable manner; for Man
agef Sinn mas the material for il, and has made
good cast of characters.
NAEIRTIKs.-The bill announced for this
evening at this popular resort, is also a good
one, and all the old and tayorite performers,
including Nellie Howard, Lizzie Francis, W.
=. Budworth, Harry Leslie, &c, will appear
Inc dances are executed with grace, the songs
replete with melody, and the Ethiopian delin-
cations remarkably amusing.
CIRCus.-Large and delighted crowds are
the order st the Nixon Macarte Circus .sDick
Turpin," will be performed tonight again.
prominent anon the performers here is ..Herr
Cline" Of world wide fame, the graceful per-
former on the tight rope, whose ASTONISHING
feats never fail to elicit the most uuboundad
applause. The performance is good through
out.
CARNcRoss AND D!xEY's MINISTRIES will
open tonight at Odd Fellows HAIL. Seyent tn
street, and for brief season will entertain our
citizens with their delightful Ethiopian soirees
producing all the latest novelties, singing the
newest and most melodious songs, and giving
side-spiitting burlesques and plantation scenes
TINS troupe is known far and wide as one of
the best now before the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Mayors OPPYCE.


WASHINGTON, June 3, 1853.
In compliance with law, hereby publish
and make known that the Commissioners who
held the election on Monday, the LIST instant
have returned TO me the names Of the following
gentlemen as having been elected members of
the Board Of Aldermen and Board of Common
Council, and also Assessors, viz:
frat WARD-Alderman, VIM. W. Rapley;
Common Council, James Kelly, Thos. Donohue,
H. e. Wilson.
SECOND WARD-Alderman. Geo. H. Plant;
Common Council, Geo. T. Rauh, J. Russell
Barr, VIM. p. Shedd.
THIRD WARD-Alderman. Thomas Lewis;
Common Council. A. r. Shepherd, Thomas a.
Stephens, n. d. Larner.
FOURTH WARD-AlderInan. C.. II. Ctermehle;
Common Council, Asbury Lloyd d. Michael Lar
ner, Joseph Follansbe
FIFTH WARD-Alderman, George F. G. ulick;
Common Council, r. I. knight, Chas. L. Can
field, w. p. Ferguson.
sixth WARD-Alderman, Richard Morgan;
Common Council, John H~Peake, Donald Me-
Cathran, G. II. Ruff.
SEVENTH WARD-Alderman, Thomas Lloyd
Common Council, Charles Wilson, O. S. Noyes,
J. b. Ellis.
AssEssoRs-Second Ward, ]. w. Spauld-
ing; Fourth Ward, Thomas W. Burch Sixth
Ward, Charles Z. Nelson.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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Dbl -,

On the 4th instant. at 6 o'clock, of dipthsIia.
WILLIE W.. Youngest son Of Joha z. ANA Eliza
Whitaker.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
tas funeral to .msrrcw, Friday, the 6th instant,
ocisCS from his parents FeAidences n street, be-
tween lth and 6th. No. 666.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
The LAMENT OF THE FLEA.

Long years have wandered unfettered and free
And bitten the young and tine old,
And laid in the couch Of the rich and the poor,
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power is waning fast from me
A Powder Magnetic and strong,
Invented by Lyon. is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is har mless to mankind but will
kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs
&c. Lyons Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rata
and mice. Sold everywhere.
Je 2-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
PIC MICS, &c.

e. n D P C-h
~ FOR THE BENEFIT eP THIS
eICK AND Wo UN DIED SOLDIER
MONDAY. jane eta,
E Ms PARk,
szyERTH Street. NEAR BopsoAar LINZ.
The German Relief Association of this city beg
leave TO announce tn their fellow <CDa1
Citizens t ahi sssS yIil h h49 e
on the above named day and place. fer winch tasy
respect lily ollctt numerous attendance
The festival win commences at .. n. with o. pro-
Will terWi nate precisely att p. m.
For the entertainment Of the visitors two splen.
did bands are engaged.
Anumbef of valuable articles which were not
sold at the late Grand Fair at Odd Fellows Hall
viii on this occasion be sold by lottery under the
supervision of lsoies
An additional numbsr Of city cars will on this
day run on the 18th street line.
Tickets nifty cents, admitting one gentleman aud
LADIES'.
TIE Comtnites.
A Eberly, C. Maedel, L. WaldsoSer.
~ In case of very bad weather, this Pic Mic will
De postpoh' O. je43
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

A RARE CHANCl.-For sale. STOCK, GOOD
years. one Of the best locations in the city for
clothing any other business. For further par
ticulars inquire at the premises southeast corner
18th and q streets ts st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

HAVE you discovered the important fact that the
Dollar Store, 1873 Penn. avenue, near Four and q.
half street. Is the right place to buy Jeuelry and
Silver plated Ware? If not, take our word for it,
or go and see for yourself what dollar will buy.
:3-1NS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
s. 4-.esa &c. MsdaiGffSkI CO.. Az

rON6rABLE'SeALE.-- BS virtue Of fsri facias,
rscss1, sssinss the goods AID chattels righ.s ana
credits Of George Csssidy ana Thouaas Odsll,
and harness, and hereby give notice that shaA.
on SATURDAT next. the Sth instant, Ct 10 3. m !.
city. b d.. psoceed 70 seli sAid carriage asd bar
nees 70 tbs higbest hiddss for cash. TO pay and
je l.Sts JACOB r. KING, Oonstabis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
SECRET DISKAsES

SEcREr DISEASES.
SamaTitnn's G,Jt is the most certain, safe and
efectual remsdy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent eases in twenty four hours. No miner
Taken Il Is the O soldisrs hope and friend to
those Sho DO not want to be exposed. Male pack.
Sansa1i.an's Roos and Herb Juiess-A positive
and permanent for Syphilis. serofula, Ulcers,
gores, Spots, letters, &C. Price 81 or six bottles
for S6. Bold By 3. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
TIE oHYAPBsT AsB BEST HAIR DYE II TEE WORLD
NereT Fades OF Wcshes Oxt-Uphsm's hair Dye, 80
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold By 3.
inaton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. 1s6-lT
DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, sEMrslL, URIsARY
AND SEXUAL 6YSTEMs.-Eew and reliable treat
m sssa sas
Rr. J; skillin Hougaton. Howard Association,
FORMATION OF CoRNs.-Oorns are formed of
thickened layers Of cnticle. and are generally OF
conicsl shape, with the points descending into
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
most severe. The pain they cause Is not In the
Operation ior their removal is painless, bioedlsss
and effeotusl If the ,predisposing and exciting
esuses be avoided 70 Al anletad xl.h d corns 3;
the feet we would recommended an early call on
Dr. White. Office No. 494 Psnnsyiysnia avenue.
betHsensf0nr-enda -hAif ana sixtn stree6. my -
HaTrisbxys, % tks NoytS a1d WesiTwc trains leave
Washington daily and ens on Syn1ny-quisk time.
low fare and surs connections Soldier. tickets sold
ther infor,natisn Apply st the oes Of Great Penn.
.,iySni. Eesss n.rssss corns, q RsDnsyyssn a.s
Sc. m: untii ,. M; On Sundays from ] 70 IL. m:
% N.H 60. NoafsS, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

TIE oHYAPBsT AsB BEST HAN DYE II TEE Would
Nerer Fades OF Weshss Cxt.-Uphsms Hair Dye, 90
cents box The best in use. Try it. Sold By g.
O. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash
fnston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. Js6-lT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

LEcTCEB.-The frst OF course OF lectures
On Phrenology, Physiology. and Hygiene, VIII
bs delivered at Temperance Hal this evening,
by s. M Lands Of Phiiadelphta. These lee
lures will be delivered In behalf and under the
auspices of the Sons Of Temperance, and Will
doubtless be exceedingly interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

QOARD-A lady having taken houfe in the i'm
- mediate neighborhood Of the Treasury, State,
furnished rooms. with board, and ali the comforts
of home. few table boardeIs Will be taken
Apply ct No. 395 18th street, between and g
streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
ences required my lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
AUCTION SALE.
FOR orHEg AUCTION SALES SEX isr pAo1
rHIs AFTERNOON AMI Yv-MOk. Ow
By GREkN & WILLIAMS. AuetioDeers

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetiopeers
kCoR SALE On THURSDAY. june 4. 1883 at els
.sa,I o , M. 10 front Of .he premises.
p ss aisssrssa piece % Parcel Of ground :oa
the ssms at the north rest sornsr o. said lot.
thence ran. ing south 'eventy tvo feet six Inches
street. and thence vest twenty two Zee. sin inches
IA ssSsisa,i.i .so story S!es ds.I,as house. s
and n streets VEST, ana inmedisssly adjoining
the q nos
.ns Q. 5as half sssa the hssce. sig
be required to give his note. payable With interest
Of trust upon the premise All expense >, Of s ecr
r relyrshhey including Government stamps, to BE-
If the terms Of sale Be not complied with within
nye .ys from day Of sale the property win be rs
and expense Of the dsfsaitns purchaser. 'A' cost
m, ?, .eaa. arEIR WE NEhE. AAiser Sss,
ByMARsHALL & PAGE. Auctions.rs.
!as BAEs,sons s p9ro4 ~ k ISTs sh1a
THURSDAY. June !. 1868. at half past O'clock.
si;usted on New. Jersey avenue near the Depot. ~
e.a BEING part oflot s,in square $50. twenty-five
Two parts of lot 4, in same square, on the corner
Of s1oI, street and New Jersey avenue forty feet
Terms One third cash, balance in 6, Il, and 10
my n eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGE, Auets.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
uANDsOME COUNTRY r EST sENCE. AND rs
A CoTTAGx SITES on THE HIGHGRouSp NoRrH
BAY q TaUk rs
premises, We shall sell portion Of that handsome
estate known as Mount Pleasant, !" adjoining the
streets ~ bdividsd into sixteen handsome Cottage
about s.ns. acres .hsh liz proved With lars.
feet With large back building containing in eli
aep S, D1sss with large piazza. VIDE &c
the snyirons of Washin ston, oomms Ddins an
ysE Of
of access BY passenger railroads which terminate
counting rooms of the Auctioneers.
my q j. C. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
BY BOTHER d WILSON, Auctionerrs.
ONTHURSDAf, the Atm day Of June next, at s.;
two small Frame Houses, flour rooms in each
s'uf.ea In The orae5n part Of in SQUARE
between J. and streets north. running west, that
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in two equal
payments of Sand IL months, secured by deed of
my 2s-d&ds BovELERa WILSON. Auc,s.
Y. " s'sAkAa LAvIN1G." sohooS I'd
D. In virtue tn of decree If the supreme Court Of
ne rscted, vii sel at public sale, for eash at
The loot ef sixth street wharf the Potomac
Isss eIasR m tn scH % "s saRAa
myu.st ". WALL ( 1 co. A nc Is
II 8, MARsHAL's SALE OF PRIZE GOODS
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BOARDING..

ROARD.-Eew house; new furniture. 445 18th
ID ltreet. Also, Table Board. Meal hours: s, 4,
and O'Clock. my yo-lw~
rLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash
ington, may find comfortable home In one OF the
most delightful locations in Washing toa, No. So
Missouri av. nue.. One very large front room, I'd
story, now vacant. Gy Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-on Monday last, q spotted cow; . piece
IL Of both horns of. Five dollars reward will be
paid if returned to MRS. DRKSNEHAN, in alley
between 18th and 18th, and and Graham Alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04
ByI. g. MCGUIRE Il CO. ,Auctioneers
fNHAEOERY SALE.-Ry virtue of a decree of

By9.C y. MCT UIhE VU., AuctioneeFs
rHAECKkY SALE.-Ry virtue of Q decree of tao
made in the cause OF Caleb Dulaney. admins
tsstof, VS.. the widow and heirs Of Adam Dulaney,
No. 1873. equity, and dated June 8, 1858, will
offer at auction, on FRIDAY. the 18th day of June.
instant. ct O'Clock p. "a. on the premises. that
square three hundred and sixty-seyen t967.l sit
uatsd on Ninth street, near O. improved with =
Frame Dive Hing house.
Terms of sale. Cash.
The terms must be complied with within oas
WseS after sails, or the property may be rssoid.
sfer weeks notice. at the riak sud sost OF eaa
hrst purchaser.
Conyeyancin8 ct the coSt OF the pueohs user.
sAA.Aoa I q MsaarrfRET Co. Hnsts.
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II s, MARsHAL's SALE OF PRIZE GOODS

~
In virtue Of a decree ..under Revenue law
issued from the Clerk ONCE of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, sittins "a a
wharf. on the Potomac river. on THu RsDAY. tie
o'clock m. the following Goods and Oh attsls OF
the Ateam propeller Union viz:
Let Ground Cloves. Lot Matches,
Lot Ham B Bacon, Lot Lot J shi1ss'si'
Lot Backing, Lot Brushes,
Lot Cheese, Lot Soda,
Lot Pocket Books, Lot COMBS NH susse
barrels Pickles, Lot Tobacco
Lot Knives and Forks, Lot Candles,
Lot Green Corn, Lot Tin Cops,
Lot Potatoes, Lot oatsup,
AT A. O'clock: at the same place. the STEAM
UNION As W1sD + LSSos and
my 295t u. Marshal D. C.
:, b. M;ksxaIIs q GO. AqcsionesEs :,
nAksH 1Esie fAL AND o cAs sSa6ooSES
s:s: Dssss 5oss Sss s
directed VIII sell at public sale for cash con-
Of At as
cargo Of the schooner Ladies' Delight. !: onsistue
Of o S1a %si axe cha'sei' to "'
Lot Shoulders,
ko. . ssiidiaea Lye.
Lot Es.ence of Coffee.
Lot ts sSo 1tIs spades. and Forks.
place the so f!os1 LA 81 1I DEiIaHr
Tack lie Apparel, and Furniture.
WARD II. LAMON, q. 8. Marshal, DC
my 2-6t W. L ALL 4 co. Aucts
ByJ,C MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctionsers
EURN1TURI AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
DgoLiNISG Recommendation FRIDAY
MORNING. June 5, at 10 o'clock at house No 25s
Eighth street. between III and N, we shall sell the
Fur niture and Effects compri.ius-
Mahogany Hair Spring Seat Sofa
Arm and Parior Chairs,
paror Tables, Cane Seat Chairs,
Lookif G Glass, ClocA Orr, sments.
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mattis e,
Bee ate ads, Bureaus, Was, stands
Eair and Husk M&ttresse B6isters and Pillows.
Toilet Satts Stoves, Fire irons,
Dining Table, China and lass Ware,
Window Shades, Rugs.
Tegsther with many OF er articles of Household
ana Kitchen furniture.
lie Sd Chrsn e. N IS UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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G1n REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th street cars O.
y ~ WALLET containing S3l and some no ties
payable to Lockwood. Any person finding it
will please cave il at Room No = Washin yton
Building, corner 9TH street and Pc. av. jel itr
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sTARTLIsG But TRuE.-The Volunteers are
and Cholera. Many saIlant fellow viii leave his
bones to bleach, who, by the aid of Hollo ways
family strong and healthy. Soldiers, try them!
Only e cents per Box or Pot
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Au stioneers
T EASE FOR POUR YEARS OF LARGE LOT
IL AND BEIcK STOKE house, WITH CELLAR, on r.
ApcrIoE.-on TUESDAY the 9th instant, we shal;
sell At R SsIee stop NJ in ff9nt of the N
255, on south side of street nerth, between Iftd
and l4tA streets est. and the lease of the 10.
which ii stands which lease runs fe ur years. The
above property is nearly new, and an excellent
business stand
Terms cash.
je4 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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AHANrED-A respectable YOUNG LADY to
w attend q small Confectionery and Soda Foun-
tain. Reference required. Apply at Tiyoli Park
Seventh street, two houses above Park Hotel.
ia
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Tw Two first rate
w VEST MAKERS. to such the best prices will
be paid at W Il. STANPORD'S, Merchant Tailor,
No. ASS Pa avenue Also, good COOK Apply
as above lie 2-3t+ ~ H. STANFORD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

DisTCRBANCE.-Abeut half-past twelve
o clock last night some persons called at Lieut..
Clark's quarters, near the Long Bridge. and
stated that a body Of wagoners were stonins
house on Fourteenth street, in which dance
was going on, and guard was Immediately
dispatched TO the place, but before they pro.
ceeded far they were assaiIed with a voiley of
stones, when the order was given TO charge.
The teamsters fired several shots at the guard.
but fortunately. none were struck excepting
two by stones The guard succeeded in arrest
ing Robert :. Jackson, Jasper Atkinson, Dennis
wagner, John Decker, Vim. Shase and Joseph
smith, who were sent to the Central Guard
house.
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CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE,D
~ Depot Of WashiHPteH, 21J G, cor. 18th SIS. ,
WaShtn gfo.l. ~. C., JHRs s, 1865. y
SALE OF QUAR- TERMAsTzR's PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY. June 10, 1868 will be sold at
pus tic auction, lot of Shovels, Spades, Manure
FORKS. wsselhsrrows, Grin6stones and Frames.
GrubbinA Hoes Mattoeks. Axes, Hatchets. Office
Chairs, Imp Stoves. Hospital Tent Cook Stoves.
Joints Of Stovepipe, stovepipe Elbows, Meas Pans.
Camp Kettles. Bake Pans, Wrou CHIT and Cast Iron,
rware, and miscellaneous lot of other Quarter
masters property, no longer at for the public
service.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock .. m. at the
Quarter mster's Warehouse, corner Of New YORK
avenue and Nineteenth street
Terms cash. In Government funds.
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
1e45t Captain and a @. NUS Army.
By GREEN ( WILLIAMS. Auetio nsers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH G
STREET. BETWEEN FoUR AED,A-AALP AND
AucTIok.-On THURSDAY, Ilth June, instant,
We cha sell in front of the premises at O'Clock
+. Oh the follow ne valuable property, viz:
All OF Lot Ne. 6. in Square No. 400, having o
front OF 66 feet inchee. running back I33 feet
80 foot alley. and contains about 72I2 square feet
also the i'm pravements, which q large t1o
story brick house, &c.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give notes for the
sale. All conveyancipg at the cost of purchaser
The above mentioned property is considered very
desirable, it being the we'll Known Bath House, n
the centre OF the city, Immediately In the rear OF
Jed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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coz REWARD.-Strayed or stolen on the I'd
pLC instant, dun ID ULE; had two sores, one
OF each shoulder about the size of silver quarter
of dollar, the two hind shoes were Off The
above reward will be given if returned to L. FEAR.
ION, in Georgetown, On Bridge street, near the
Aqueduct. ia 3-3t~
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n.
In virtue of decree sf the supreme Court of
District OF Columbia, sitting as q District Court
issued from the Clerk office of said court and to
me rected, will cell at public sale, for cash. at
the foot ii sixth street wharf ON the Potomac
river. on TH URsDAY, the 4th day of June n. xs,
1863. 1T clock p. m :. THE SCHOONER SARAH
LAFlN1A,o her Tackle. Apparel and Furniture
WARD II LAMON. Z. s Marshal D. G.
my q ct W u WALL a. co Auets
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E'OR RENT-Two FL FINISHED ROOMS, parlor
Il and bed room, communicating with gas with
in three minutes walk of the War Dspartme
No 224 G street. ie2-3t~
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G. IA REWARD-Lost, on Sunday evening. two
.p v dark bay soasES one was small con
e. Sand &C" The other was large horse,
with only one eye; the right hind foot q little
whits. ne above reward will be paid if retn ed
to A. RUPPERT, OPP oosite Park Hotel, on 1Ith St.
ie 2St.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Ag good WHEEL.
w WRIGHT st MII.LER's; No SIS Seventh
Coed wages and constant employment will be
given to good hand, or if preferred. may rent the
shoD. iA
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CD REWARD ,-Lost, yesterday afternoon, on
DA It'll street, between L and n, a PASS BOOK,
containing pass to allow to carry goods to
Tennsilytewn. Any person leaving it at Mr..
Cissels store, No. 2s3 7th street, between and
NJ, will receive the above reward.
lie ST. John RARH
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G * REWARD -Strayed from the ubscriber on
&C the 18th May, q large white COW, with brown
neck snd white face; sr All holes bored in horns
scars right hip and about II years old. Any one
returning the said COW to her owner, 18th street
east, between X and streets south Navy Yard, }
will receive the above reward.
je3-2s* SAMUEL AEGUSTE
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Il BRICK HOUSE, and hack building attached
It is situated on z street, between 9th and 21th
pump Of good water in tie yari fo a" further nth
particulars apply to r add cess JOHN WILLIAMS,
at Dr. Iapponi's, No. 81 st. le3-2t.
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WANTS.

WANDA good BREAD BAKER. Apply at
w the corner Of and 1lth sis.
je 4-3t" NOERR & BRO
WANTEg-By q respectable young lady . SIT.
w UATlON as chambsrmaid or seamstress
Address "H. M. d - Star Office IT.
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COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR SALE The sub
~ scriber offers for sale 0USE No. sos st .
between Sd and AZ streets, it contains two par Iors,
dining.room and kitchen, and Ave chambers.
CURE CO, Auction and Comm Merchants