davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-22

IxccaE. L1cENsEs. CARRIAGES, &c.-To un pct-
fnns residing In this piettict WHO arr liable for
income Iieense. or Other tax under the Internal
Revenue LaHs OF tho United Stetes, and hsye nat
made return OF came to the Assistant Assessor Of
their Dfsision, notice fs hereby given that the
il made at once they will bs assessed With the ad-
diIon Of 81 fines ar pcua1t!ea prescribed By law.
pu1IIF WApsw0KTH,
or4s stfe7st Assessor tSt Dist. Ill.
, 1863-08-22

~ Atlantic Monthly and Ha1pee's magazine
for Sc ptember, hnye BEEN received by McNallY s
Co 81 Dearborn Street.
, 1863-08-22

REorETED.-The Scandinavian NJ. E.
Church, Illinois street, having been enlarged
and rehtted, viii be reopened next Sabbath,
the Esd inst by Rer. DR.. o. Il. Tiffany.
, 1863-08-22

~ For Fruit Jare, Lamps, Lanterns and on
70 to n. T. Merrill Lamp and Oil Store, Is Rau
inlnh street. au223t
, 1863-08-22

DEAF SIZE: A11oE 70 call yobr attention to Sec
cu Il ct tie Esttonsl Currency Act aLd to ask your
opinion on the follow ing points:
VIII BALANCES due t6 cur own bank from assocta.
N?Is y tne cttsts peaed, Bossca, PhiiaaelphA o.
knft Ct to daft at sight AnsWer for portion Of the Is
ptrcsnt q tspeztts and circulation. required 70 bo
kept On baEd?
bic 10 tsx, derotts. snd werld aak, therefore, Il
epeh pa3Anrfe no 70 bc conAdezea 81 pat Of the d.
, 1863-08-22

For V1cksuuna.-5oseph Kcndriek, Of CO.
6, SD Illinois, will leave Chicago to re5oin
his regiment, On Monday next Any person
wishing to send small parcels or letters shou1d
1eaye them nt Room So Portland Block.
, 1863-08-22

"
GoyEnsxzST HORSES N sCmcAGo.-What-
eyer may hnye been the abuses elsewhere
| practiccd In the purchase Of army horses, IN
Chicago the buainess under the supervision
Of Capt Potter ofthe Quartermaster's Depart
tnent. Is intel1jgently and honosably con-
ducte5, ard With an eye only to the interests
| Of the Government. We recently had occa-
sion to look through the Government coral
for two or three days in succession; and after
patient and careful observation, VIC hare come
| to the conclusion that It there is any unfair
ness or fayoritism in the inspection, or any
remissneeB on tho part Of the inspectors,
Mcssra. Rice and Talcott, he must be keener
jockey than any Of which Chicago can boast,
to bring the malpractices to light. We are
sure that no better horses hare been sent to
thsa M ~ thssa ao;nn t,-1,ard f-a-,, +h,s n1.ca
=, +ha roto ~ m, ~, dfern Ana ~ nre g1s \
A. Inv that 111;ra;. bo-ree ,-e ~ Ho,1 ar,ra.
| cf,tea IN w,,n,n,ta,, +hst ~ o-r;. e.;jI -.
more The STATE has m abundance ' ~0N
McV1cEERs TuRArRE-TuE MATINEE
, 1863-08-22

OUTRAGEOUS FRAuD.-The world wide pop
ularity cf D. o. peIand & Co.'s Chemical
Ea1eratus, hal induced unprincipled persons to
put up aepurious article in green papers pur-
porting to be made bJ De Land d Co, st
Faipo,t, Monroe county, N. r, and pam It
upon the unsuspectipg. The genuine Is al
wrys pnt up In bright red papers, and buyers
should Gee they get none other.
, 1863-08-22

CAN'T MEEr1So.-The Chicago District
Camp Meeting will be held on the old
grounds, Dcsp1sines Station, on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, Monday, the
24th, and close on Saturday, the 20ih.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Disaffection with Rebel Rale-New N

tary Governor.
PHILADELPHIA, June i1th.-The following
has been received here from North Carolina,
dated Newbern, N. c.. June @:
he concurrent testimony of deserters leave
no doubt that the loug. smou lderiag fires OF rev
olu'ion are breaking out IN the center er Norm
Caralina, anu the disafection has reached a
o.Lt far beyond even the insignificant int,ma
IL Ms OF the journals. Several thousan armed
iriIgees from eonscription have boon for weeks
.nfrenched III the mountains with artillery
tuecessfully defying the Confederate author
tiles.
The Raleigh Standard bitterly complaias
that the who'll of the rebel conscription act has
not teen enforced in Georgia and Mississippi.
while Ncrth Carolina has been raked as il with
hne.;oo,h comb. 1t appears that In th., late
battle Of Chanceilorsy willie twenty.nipe Nortb
Carolina regiments were placed in the front TO
resist Hookers advance, sustaining immense
elaughfer, while the South Carolina and yir-
Rinin troops Were heiu in reserve. This mas
sacre OF North Carolinians is boldly and freely
cenonn c.d, and the Confederacy is charged
with gross injustice and bad faith. The nu-
merous and studied indignites put upon this
State ana her people are keenly resented.
In order to secure concert OF action, and
avoid III further conflicts of authority, ueces- :
sarily produced by the appointment OF a civil
ian tits proposed ts make Gen. Wild, OF the Afri-
can Brigade, Military Governor of North Oar
ollna. He possesses administrative abilities OF
n high order, and rs Gen. Foster remarks AIS
gallant. accomplished soldier and yentle-
man. He has already won great popularity
in this department
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FROM ILLINOIS.
The Legislature Prorosued by the Cove
nor Until 1s65-The Act Declared Re

The Legislature Prorosued by the Cover
nor Until 1e65-The Act Declared Rev
olutIOnary by the Members.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June lC-The Governor
this morning issued an unconstitutional procla-
NATION proroguing the Legislature until 1865
1he republicans left the halls and thereby
broke the quorum in each, but the democrats
refused 10 recognize propagation and continued
the sessions. The Governors pretext lis that
th,re is disagreement between the Houses on
the subject OF adjournment, but there was 70
parliamentary disagreement whatever The
democrats IN the afternoon, finding themselves
poWerlesS TO do any further business, entered
a protest upon the record, reciting the facts.
ana arralSnng the Governor for his usurpation
aha Unconstitutional acts. and Informally left
their seats, not recognizing adjournment,
but revolutionary breaking up OF the Legis-
1atuIe. The Governors proclamation was in
tended TO and did defeat the one hundred thous-
and dollsr appropriation for sick and wounded
soloIers. The final passage OF that bill was
pending in the House when it dissolved. There
great excitement here and ueep Indignation
against the Governor
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FROM GEN. STALLS COMMAND.
Cavalry Reconnoisxances- Skirmi>h n,
Waterloo and Front Royal

CAMP HARRIS, BRIsTow SrArfoN June o
Dispatches received 81 Major General Stanrs
headquarters from Captain Hanson, Of the
Second Pennsylvania cavalry, state that th,
Captain, who left Fairfax Court House June
Q, with squadron of cavalry on scouting
expedition, trayersed the country through 4,
Middieburg, via Aide, Upperville, to Barbors
and Warrenton. He captured eight prisoners
and fifteen horses. Among the prisoners Sc
cured was the notorious spy, Miner Thomp-
son, who was captured not long since by an
other pal ty and confined in Jail at Fairfax Court
House, from whence he made his escape by
bFioing the guard with $50 This is an impor-
tant capture.
Another despatch to Gen Stahl states that
Major Brown, of the First Michigan cavalry,
just returned from q scout, reports that he
visited Galnyille, New Baltimore, Waterloo.
Warrenton, Barbor's, Chester Gap and Front
Royal. He met q force of one hundred and
nfiy rebels at w aterioo, and skirmished with
them, killing and wounding several. He found
a small SO uad of rebels at Barbor's and a force
OF three hundred at Front Royal. He crossed
the run at Front Regal and Re uted and drove
on the detachment, capturing one who was on
guard at the lord.
1t is reported that the train coming from
Warrenton junction to- day was fired upon by
bushwackers.
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By GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

SIXTEEN VALUABLE BUILDInG LOTS, IN
- SQUARES 555, 594, AND lsS, AT AUCTIoN-On
TUESDAY, 10th instant, shall sell ON the premi-
ses, at 6 O'Clock p. M:
Lots No. n. o, P, Q. and & in subdivision of
Square 1856; this property is beautifully situated at
the corner of Massachusetts, avenue Third
street east, Capitol Hill, pump of excellent water
at the corner.
Also, or Wednesday, 18th instant, we shall sell
at o'clock. on The premises, Lots No. A. b, O. D
e, II, T, and K in subdivision of Square 59l; this
property is handsomely located at the corner of
Third and M 8 reefs south on the Island.
Also, Thursday the 18th instant, We shall
sell, on the premises at so'cock z. 81 all OF Lot
No % and Ss feet in ches of lot 2, in Square ls3
this property has front on Massachusetts avenue
of 81 feet 4inches and runs back at ao average
depth of about l4O feet, but will be subdivded TO
suit purchasers.
Terms: One. third cash balance in and Il
months, for notes bearing interest from the dag
of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken A
portion of the purchase money will be required to
be paid down when the property is knocked down
and if not paid down it will be then and there put
up and sold to the next highest bidder
je lid GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Destruction of the Bark WhiStlinc Wind
hY the Rebel Piratc Cnnue.te

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Capt. Brister of the
bark Whistling Wind, states that they were
boarded on the 9th inst. in lat 1888, Ion II 30
by the rebel priyateer Coquette After order
ing al hands on board the Coquette, the bark
was tnrned. The Whistling Wind had a cargo
of coal on board from Philadelphia for New
Orleans for the Government. The Couuet.e
was formerly the brig Clarence, of Baltimore,
and was captured by the privateer Florida, TO
which vessel she is tender.
The bark Alumnia, from Shanghai arrived
here to-day, with the captain, first and second
mates, stewards, and one passenger Of the
Whistling Wind, taken from the Bremen brig
Argus, on board which they had been placed
by the rebels
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FROM VECKSBURG.
RPpuISe of n Sortie of the Eneu,

htPuIsF OF Il S0rtIe OF Tue Z Enemy.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The Tribune has a let.
ter from Nicksbur%, dated the 9th instant /:
gives hopeful view of the progress of the
siege, and reports the repnlse of a sortie OF the
enemy against one of our mining parties ON the
night OF the third inst. 1t demonstrates that
Gen Johnston cannot possibly get near enough
TO strike Grant without being exiting
and says that the garrison will soon be COM
PEELED by famine to surrender.
The Richmond Whig of the Sth inst contain
ed nonews from Eicksburg, but had n long ed
itorial on the destruction made by the armies
in Virginia.
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Byw.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

TWO NEW WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSES
Il ON Q STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIr
TENTH SHEETS, AT AUCTION On MONDAY
AFTERNOON next 18th in Instant, At O'Clock, we
viii sell in front of the premises, Lots -, in
Square S9, fronting IA feet each q sire ct, and
running back loo feet, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth STR cts, and improved BY two new wei,
built Brick Houses, under rent of $780, and with
in 100 feet of the city railroad.
Terms: ne-third cash balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest aod Sc
Gu red by q deed of trust on the premises,
je lid W. WALL & CO., Aucts
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By W. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
NINE AZ Early u u Rp InK unIIlH QN :

u JERSEY AVENUE Al AuCTIoS.-On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON next 10th instant, at 5 o'clock. we
will sell in front Of the premises, Lot :. in Square
$50, fronting 20 feet on New Jersey avenue by Is
between D and Z streets to en- alley and improved
by q fine nearly new Brick House, No. 49o, far
nished with gas, water, furnace. cooking range,
latest and best style and under good rsnt
Terms One third cash. balance in six twelve,
and eighteen months bearing interest q nd Sc cured
by deed of trust on the premises.
je lid W L. WALL Sz CO Aucta
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Command for Gen. Fremon,

NEW YORK, June 1tth.-The Post says that
the committee of citizens who recently visited
Washington 10 lay beforothe President the pro-
ject of raising a division of 10000 colored SOL
diers, report that he fully approved the propo-
sition, declaring himself ready as soon as
sufhclent number could be raised, to make
them part OF a command tor Gen. Fremont A
series of public meetings are to be held in sew.
eral counties to initiate the measure
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE It co. Auctioneers.
IMPROVED FR0PERTY ON STREET. opp

SITE THE WESTERN MARkET At PUBLIC BALE
On TUESDAY AFTERNO DON, June 18th, st 8 o elk
on the premises, we shall sell lot No. 8 in Square
No S. fronting 81 feet 10 inches on street north
between 18th and Goth streets, and running back
l46 feet II inches to 80 foot alley. proved by
three stery Frame Dwelling House, containing Q
rooms; and q small Frame Dwelling containing 3
rooms.
This property is immediately in front of the
Western Market, and is desirable as II business
jem iRep.I &c. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Aucts.
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SThe St. Paul Press furnishes

DThe st. Paul Press furnishes some inter-
esting details of the expedition which will soon
move against the hostile Indians of the North
west. 1t will consist of nine companies of the
7th, two companies of the 9th, and eight COM
panies of the 10th Minnesota regiments, besides
nine companies of mounted rangers and bat
terry OF eight pieces and 100 men. The train
will consist OF 800 mule wagons, six mules to a
wagon, and 30 ambulances. Its route is not
made public, but its supposed destination is
DEVILS Lake-the place where the Indians are
gathering. The expedition will act in concert
with that of Gen. Cook, which is to move
forward from Sioux City, Iowa Low water
has somewhat delayed movements. Besides
the above force, 1852 men will be left to guard
the frontier settlements, and 700 stand of arms
have been distributed among the settlers for
Self-defense.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUIsIANA AV.. HRAs sIxrK E1li11.
sSs9 AND
rHs LARGEST AND kShhioA
80 MOST ExPlNsrvz COMPANY
n- A' aksATEsr s1MBns OF STARS.
SfE sHE SSS$fS$!s SSS$iS$ SSisss;SssssSE; SssSssssssSSEE;
rAEH of pqsyHoIs RSaE1Hp xxsEEs11ESE xES 11sfSx11A
chs siss fslshE:sff Rsfh fisRsnss PsRsSfss, niHs'r
sfIGs sfIthG:seiSPa exgaqsES ksEsri:s .sd pia;is axs s.
Ia q s0n' s100'y
in xsss The xI.as Court ,n Of An the
Adpission: IOrshsstra Ghsirs. 9 ssats; Drs,s Sfr.
Gle and Gallery: Is cents; Private Boxes, (holding
doors OPEN & 7s O'Clock. Performance ats.
urusbt& a fzz4ER ztEKas6dass, ssHsssh E O'Clock,
Ladies cta asD eSiidrsn cts ,ess.
vARiETIEsi VARIETIES,
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth 1t.
AS js$$ as$ S$'sis$t: 5$$E$ts s#i$s$ss4.o
GRAND DOUBLE SNOW,
ALL THE GREAT STARS
The Csrele Of Grace and ClAsisr of Beauty!
COOL SUMMER RESORT
ALL FULL OF WINDOWS!
TIE .; Si.s. g. nnEshRi%9lRra; nshispl.s Artist.
Who rsoeies One Hundred Dollars npr tsess for oas
Banjo Solo and Song.
MISS MEL LIE HOWARD.
winnr g, Set o1 Jssees ix EeeI Esls Fork CITY for
Artistic Dancing.
SONGS AN AND '5z SH1n9 .an a1nls s,,,.
'i'' s|?#s1; }7SR {Est. si;i''" Of
Strangers and citizens, guest of the hotels, off,
GERS ana soldiers q! RiRfREgESe e e sss tRs
Admission 2s and 50 cents. Private Boxes. S5.
ME HALL,
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN llrH AND 18th STREET
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TIE CITY.
NEW ENGAGEMENT
oFTH oELEBRAT
PARLoR OPERA COMPANY.
FOR A SHORT SEASON.
SCENES. AIRS
DUETS, TRIOS,
WHOLE ACTS,
Or TIE Mosr POPULAR
ITALIAN.
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH OPERAS,
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
FULL ORCHESTRA.
81 This celebrated company has won host of
admirers during its stay at New York, Philsdel-
phia, etc. Therefore, the friends of music should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evening gs' amusement.
Admission Is cents. Opened at z O'Clock.
HENZE & MERKLEIN,
je A I'm Proprietors.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1863.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN TEE PAPER
HAVING THE LARG EST CIRCULATION.

| Allen Maria
| Appleton MaryE
| strong Miss
Frank
Anderson Mrs j
| Adams Mrs J W
| Austin Julia O
| Aiefsnce Mary ID
Ansiin Mrs Man,
viii A
AcamsJ 0se phin'
Ashton Nellie
Applesweet
Mary b
Burke Annie
Brown Sarah
Beck Mary
Bonds Julia
Beet Miss Al VI
Brown Mary N
Blake MrsM ElcT
BTownleeMrGG'
Brown Ross
Bean Mrs l. "
BraoksMrsLsary
Ball Mrs Diarah
Beai Ellen p
BlairMissOctasil IL
Bland Margaret
Bates Mary Il
Butler Cornelh
Brown Ann f
Burnett MrsCha.
Boswell Sarah
Benson Ellen
Bruce Laura
Bradford ClaraB
Brooke Olivia
Barber Eliza
Brown MrsSnid Z
Hroadny Mary
Burgen Mary
Butler Amelia
Biddle 1irs Banj
Beckie Miss
Bradford Sarah 4
Baldwin Clara ID
Blackwell Betsc.
Bailey Octayia
Barber Isabella
BiakesleeMrsHI j
Boston Sarah
Benjamin Mrs
Geo j
Barnett Mrs f
Bordee Mrs L II
Barney Mrs Mar,
Barnard Sarah J
Brinton Lizzie
Beck Rachel
Carpentpr Ssrh A
Cohen Miss
Cresyet MarthaA
Cook Mary f.
Carr Mrs j w
Clark Margaret
Clark kphraiu
Cole Alice
Cole Jenny
Cox Mrs A S
Carroll Miss NJ
ColwelI Louisa X
Camnsck Eliza
Carter Mrs l.
Chapul Virginia
Coleman MrsW A
Carroll Marct T.
Clinton Lilv
Cahill Hnnh Nee
Cam nhell Rel,.cu
Coll,urn Ncftic
Gotham Mr. Col
Geo A
Conpell Kate
ChappelYirginia
Conway Deborah
Dickson Sarah
Davis Jennie
Donovan Mr,HM
Dare Nancy
Dee Mrs Jno
Downs Lizzie y
Duncan Mary p
D,.I,.i. A1nmdrs
nII Sl u
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE Il CO., ,Auetieneers.
SALE or TWO nEGIHA nj

ByJ. G. Meg UIRE Il CO., Apctieneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSES NEAR THE WAR De-
PARrMENT On TIT RSDAY AFTERNOON, June
18th, at clock, on the premises. shall sell Lot
No. 5, in Davidson IS subdivision of square No. 1858
fronting on north G street. between l7th aud 18th
streets, i'm proved by two four story brick dwelling
housss. containing each rooms. handsomely fur
nished, and conveniently arranged throughout
with water and gas, bath rooms, water closets and
fine drainage.
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in 6, Il.
and ls months, with interest secured By deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyancing to be paid by purchaser.
j. @. McGUIRE-& & CO.
jell CRep. 6 Chron Auctioneers.
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ByJ. c. Mcguire & CO., Auctioneers.

ByJ. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFPEOTs
AT PUBLIC AUcrIoN.-0n TUESDAY MORN
ING June 18th CONNIE ncing at IL O'Clock, shall
sell the entire Furniture Effects in House No 16o
street, between goth and zlst sts., com prisinx-
Walnut hair cloth Parlor Sui to. Sofa and Side
Chairs,
Marble top Center and Side Tables,
French plate Pier Glass,
Walnut Secretary and Whatnot.
ParlCr and Chamber Car, Oilcloth and Mating,
Velvet stair Carpets, Stair Rods and Eyes,
China and Glass Mantle Ornaments
Oak Sidebsard and Dining Chairs,
China, Glass and Crockeryware,
Silver-plated Ware, Table Cutlery,
Walnut marble top Bureaus and VI ashstand,
Walnut Wardrobes, Cane. sept Chairs.
Toilet Glasses. .MorOcco-covered NJ Lounge.
Cottage Bedste ads, Pine Tables, Washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
Tin Toilet Setts, Stoves, Refrigrrators,
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites. Terms cash.
je II IKep1 &c McGUIRE CO ,Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
lALUkRLE BRICK HQuSE land LOT O]

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneeys.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
PknsYLvANIA AVENUE AMP Two BgILpiHS
slant, we shall sell in front of the premises. At
O'Clock r n ,copmeneing on the FIR FIR s.nsmed AM lot
9Iont of 90 feet s inch Nineteenth street west,
street
Lot No 10. In Square No. 81. This lot has
front of 81 feet inch on Twenty second street
next to the corner of north street, running back
l4u feet inchos.
ALSO.
On MONDAY. the 18th instant. we shall sell part
Lots and 4 in Reservation IL, with the improve-
ments. which are . good Brick house. now used IS
grocery store. This property is Is s-l2 fest on
Is feet alley and is sooo business stand near the
corner of Second street west and the Old Depot
House.
Terms of sale One third cash balance in six
and twelve months, for notes bearing from
day Of sale. deed given AID deed Of trust
taken.
js n.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets.
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WI CENT LEMENS S CT OTHING.
= w i have now in store full stock of GENTLE.
MEMS SPRING GOVEROOATS. .BUsINESS SUITS
DRESS SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the
latest styles, manufactured with the same degree
Of ueatness, style, and elegance as made to order
WALL, STEPHENS d co..
322 Pepusyiysnia Avenue, between
sr N-.i Ninth snd Tenth streets.
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By J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
VALUA ABLE BUILDING LOIS NEAR FRANK.
LIN SQUARE AT sALE.-On MONDAY Afternoon,
June 18th, at 8 CLOCK, on the premises, we shall
sel the Following. valuable Building Lots, COM
meneing with the arst named
Lot fqusre 342. fronting Is feet on Eleventh
street. between and streets, running back
"a feet to IN alley,
Lot &c, Square 245, frsntiny - feet inches on
west side of thirteenth street, between K
and L streets. running back l2o feet to 80
feet alley.
Lot =, Square ia, 81 feet front on Fifteenth
street, between L and N streets, running back
to 81 feet alley.
Lot IA, ,ape Square, "a feet 10 inches on north M
street, between Vermont avenue and Fifteenth
street, running hack to 10 feet alley.
Terms cne- third cash /; the remainder in six
and tw eive mo nth 8, with interest.
je Nd J. c. MCGUIRE co, Auets
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROvER'8' 8'THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVEN e near Wizards Hotel
Tat Dsoisa Pxtiic Resorr sH Azneyiea.
II.
THIS tFriday) EVENING. June u,
Last appearance but Of the youthful, besutisui
and gifted actress,
MISS LUOILLI WESTERN.
Whose engagement has proven the most wonder
full known in any theater at this seasen. rae
popularity achieved by Miss Wsstarn in shis city
has been esualed by no one who has at any time
preceded her. Last time positiyely of Mr. Tay-
leures great emotional play OF
EAST LYNNE; Oh, THE ELoP EMENT.
Lucille Western as Ia ~ Isabel
To-morrowC6at urday) evening, last xppea -anee
OF Miss Western, when she viii appear as "Naney
Sykes" in "Olfzer Twist"
To morrow, Complimentary Benefit to Miss
Western.
~ Admission 30. IS. and rs cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
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~ English advices from ST. Thomas of the 4th
Of May, state that the Danish authorities on the
island were much embarrassed by the action OF
Admiral Wilkes, who lay on and Off the har-
bor with seven American war vessels, the Wa
chusett acting as guard ship, for the purpose
of overhauling vessels entering or leaving the
port. 1t was expected that the Danish govern
ment would demonstrate with the Federal
Cabinet in Washington on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-12

sEThe original text Of D'Utassy's sentence
confines him to hard labor in the penitentiary,
instead Of simple Imprisonment, as at frst re-
ported. & r -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-12

H-The Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
has resolved that all members who do not take
the oath of allegiance be cited to appear before
the Board of officers on the 18th of July, and
give the reason why they have not complied
with the resolution passed by the chamber.