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II abroad Accident

PHlLADELpHIA, June 5.-FrancIs T.. Drexel,
Sen, OF the firm of Drexel d Co, ban keTs, was
rs is supposed, fatally injured this afternoon
the corner OF l7tk and Willow streets. He was
caught under the wheels and both legs crashed
one was taken entirely Off. His extreme ase
preclpdes The hope of recovery.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The venerable Nr
Drexel died at 10 O'Clock this evening
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QUAlfERMAsssR's OFFICE, }
Fo7ogs DEPARTMENT, Cor. q and I'D streets,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April is, 1865

ASSISTANT QUARfERxAsSHR's OFFICE, }
Forage Depcr:n,ent, Cor. g and 2Sd streets, ;
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April is. 1853. J
WRIIIEs PRoPosALs are lnyited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use 81
this Depot, TO be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or st any Of the Government whsrves In this city.
TIE proposals. TO be addressed to the under
Gsned, and they should state the quantity Of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals viii be received for Ave thousand
laoo) bushels OF Corn Oats. and atty 500 tons of
hay or Straw and upwards. unless it should be for
the interest," OF the Government to contract for .
iess amount.
90 bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cest of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject TO . rigid
in.peetion By the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the intere sts OF
the service may require. Good security viii be
required for the faithful fulllment of any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment to be made at the comPistlon or the
contract. q. L. BhOWS,
N-Sm Captain and A. Q. M. U. q. A.
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Sentenced to be Hanged.

LEMON, Mass, June flames Calender has
heen convicted OF the murder OF Mrs. Emily L
James, in Otis, Mass, on the 7th of September
Mrs. James and her two children were mur.
dered al the same time. The prisoner says his
father killed the children. The sentence 0.
death was passed on HIM this morning.
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Young Mems Christian Associa,ion

CHICAGO, june 1.-THE National Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association was
held here to-day. Isaac s. Smith, of s. Louis,
was chosen temporary chairman. Delegates
were present from all the Western States and
two from England. Geo. II. Stuart, Of Phil
adeiphia, was chosen permanent president.
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A British Consul Engaged in Blockade e
RGnnin-

NEW YORK, June 5.-A letter in the Eostcn
Transcript states that the schooner Jupiter wa
captured near Mobile w lille trying 70 -un the
blockade. She was owned and manned by the
British consul al Havana. He was also the
owner of the cargo o. the steamer Antona,
captured some time since.
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Cavalry Recruits

BOSTON, June 5.-A detachment Of cavalry
numbering one hundred men, left Read Vile
this afternoon for Washington. These recruits
are chiefly from California, and will fill up
the Massachusetts cavalry to the minimum.
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Mass Meeting at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June "A large and en- thusias liz
Union meeting was held in the Court House
Square tonight. Speeches were made by
Senators Trnmbull and Doolittle, and Repre-
sentatives Arnold, Kellogg, and other prom.
nent gentlemen.
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Hon. Henry Winter Davis Nominated for
Congress-

BALTIMORE, June The Union Convention
10. night nominated Hon. Henry Winter Davis
fcr representative Of the Third Congress sional
District. He Yves afterwards serenRded and
made q speech, in which he said he shoaid, l.
elected, support the entire policy CT The Admin
istration. There should, he said, be no SIDE
issues. II was time for Maryland 10 speak our
boldly. He supported emancipation, and was
fGr u vigorous prosecution OF the war and cen
quer!ng peace.
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NEW STOCK.
1876
dSfs

4Oc NEW STOCK. fQR
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
Just received, choice Sci ection of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
Prom the rich and ornate TO the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlors halls,
dinins rooms and Chambers.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS STATUES, CENTEH
PIECES, &c.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND
WINDOW SHADES.
RUPP OR ANY REQUIRED STYLE Or Size OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(WaYranied to be gilded with gold lean
The hapdsomest and the largest assortment in the
District, from the best mAIufsctory' In the
country.
beautiful variety Of small l-aized Oval and Gard
Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manulae-
ture PassepstJuts, dc.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssRLs.
Different sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N ais
Purchasing exclusively for cash the above goods
laceording to their quality win be disposed OF as
as low rates as they can be purchased Tor In the
piFtriet No Misrepresentation msas 20 snect sS.ss
Assn sISs soss ed sh from those saAkKRirER. III rss
R~m.mber the number, No. 4s6 Seventh street,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Han; and the terms
cash for goods snd LABOR. my yMso-
a1ooR1s MAGIC SODA RoUNr Is NOW IN
vi operation, dispsnsing pure eoid anS aensious s
ss. .s e ss safsy oa ssas 81:
n0oRI'S West Hnd Drag Store,
uyI32y 113 Pa. ayesue, souto has,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNsYLVANIA Av1HUK Il. near Willards' Hotel
Tae Ceciea fntlic Resort Ia An1eri,1.
LEONARD GRovER ................. M MAC ER
THIS (Sa' urdsy) EVENING, June e.
Eighteenth appearance of the young, beautiful
and charming actresf,
MISS LU ciLLE WESTERN,
The Pearl Of the American Stsg-. who.e engage
mept has proved, comparatively, the most succe
fui OF the season FERMENTATION tkis evsnins. for
one time only Of Mis- Luclles dra nati1ation OF
Charles Diokeps' great novel,
OLIVER TWIST;
A eTORY OF A LONDON ORPHAN.
Lucille Western as. .........-... Nancy Sykes
~
S3HAis I'LL oeI As. .Ciiver Ewist
Aon0a{ evening next, iBsu9urAtion OF the last
week of Lucille Western. when will be submitted
for one time, East Lynne; or the Elopema -
~ Admission 80, IS, and rs cents No extra
charge for SECURED seats
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D1srNFEcrrss AcEsrs.-Now that the

DIsINFEcTING AGEHTs.-Now that the warm
weather is upon us, our citizens should thor
oughly cleanse their premises, rendering them
as pure and healthy as possible. We are con-
vinced that great portion Of the disease SO
prevalent during the hot months IN summer, IS
attributable TO the accumulation OF filth il,
alleys and yards. There are number OF
dlsinfecting agents which win be found
efficient in removing offensive smells from
damp monldy cellars, yards, pools OF stagnanr
water decaylng vegetable matter, &c. Either
OF the following will answer the purpose,
while they cost but trif1e:
l. One pint OF the liquor OF chloride Of zinc,
in one pailful of water, and one pound of chlo-
ride OF lime in another pailful Of water. This
is perhaps the most effective Of anything that
can be used, and when thrown upon decayed
vegetable matter of any description, will
effectually destroy all offensive odors.
.. Three or four pounds of sulphaye Of iron,
lcopperas) dissolved in q pailful of water will,
in many cases, be sufficient to remove all ofen-
sive odors.
3. Chloride OF lime is better to scatter about
damp places, in yards, in damp cellars, and
upon heaps Of flth.-Scientifc 4mericGa.
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CHICAGO, Jnne SIN the case of the Chicago
Times versus military authorities, the counsel
ssked for and obtained leave 10 withdraw the
bill asking for an Injunction, and the case has
been dismissed.
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vARtETiESl VARIETIES!
Fronting Pennsy!vania avenue and Ninth st.
COOLEST HOUSE IN THE CITY,
FULL or WihDows-TEE sUANER EplFIcR!
iahls5HET hSssHT sG5dIss, KdbH
Positively last night Of Pitz Simmons version OF
EssSSH EssSSH SSff$; SSf$$$;
THE THE sFSEsES$sS sFSRsISS sE sE 4tsEEs:: 4EsEEE::
Ful! o. BEAUTIES, and
Together with the Great yr pie SHOW given at this
Great hiu-c Hail.
NELLIE HCwAED,
BARFY LESLIE AND W. S. BFDHoRTH
Singing and Dancing,
Ballet and Pautoniae, SC, &c.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
LlDIEs' FASHIONABLE MATINEE.
Monday night nR H. sons s5sit sRSEs Ro2RE RPEi?mHsF
Admission 2s and "a cents. Private Boxes, S..
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Penn. avenue, BETWEEN llrH AND I2ra STREETS
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TIE CITY!
NEW ENGAGEMENT
THE cELEBR RATED
PaRLOR GPERI COMPANY.
FOR A SHORT sEAsoN.
SCENES. AIRS,
WHOLE ACT5,
OF TIE MOST POPULAR
ITALIAN,
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH OPERAS,
BRILLLANT COSTUMES
AND
FULL ORCHESTRA!
~ This celebrated company has won host of
admirers during its stay az New York, Philadel-
phia, etc. Therefore, the friends of musio should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evenings anu sement.
Admission % cents. Opened at o'clock.
HENZE & MERKLEIN
je4 In Proprietors.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. EEAl SIXTH STEznz,
THE COOL RETREAT.
TONIGHT
TIE LARGEST COMPANY.
THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD
MADEMOISELLE ANNETTA GALLETTl,
MISS EVA EREST,
The beautiful vocalist,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
M'LLEs AUGUSTA and MARIE,
TIE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE,
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tonight the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK TURPiN;
DICK TURPIN!
OR,
LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY.
The beautiful ballet entitled,
NATHALIE.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
and @ TREMENDOUS AILL.
Admission Orchestra Chairs, 30 seats; Dre,s Cir
sil persons,) S5.
Doors open t77s O'Clock. Performance at ga.
AGRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AID CEILDREN.
Admiesis n ladies r. cenas; children 10 cents
Doors open gt : ocloIk. jeI-Iw
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HIDIS-HIDEE

w HIDIs-HIDIS.
w ILL Be sold at Pubic A1cfion, on evesy
wEDN1sDAY and eATuRDAY, At Il O'Clock 3.
M, q the Wharf on HXth street, Washinstoa, O.
sale.
Tern. 49, = = Treasury n0ssss 3 1saia 1sa !, sf
jaD IChlsn.l It. Gel. ard o, 9. q.
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OFFIClAL.
III INGTON

Office Cai0 QHar,srmaster, May %, 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS, de-, requested to furnish this Office
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
nal ELIAS NJ. 0REESE, Chief Quartermsstsr, De-
partment of Washington. IN. 25-tf
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532 SEVENTH STREET. 532
FIVE DOORS NORTH OF PENN. AVENUE.
Just received, . full assortment of the following
goods
REFRIGERATORs,
WATER COOLERS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
BATH PANS AND TUBS,
50 gross Army Short handle FRY PANS,
KNIVES AND FORKS, all kinds,
German Silver TABLE SPOONS,
Do do IRA SPOONS,
Britannia Ware TABLE SPOONS,
Do do TEA SPOONS,
WOODEN WARE TIN WARE,
PATENT CAMP KITS,
COOKING STOVES,
All of which is offered at the lowest prices.
my lw W. 81. HA ARROVER.
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FROM NEW YORK TO WAsHINeroN.-Anar ar
tie companies between New York and Wash.
ington, securing u continuous double track rail-
road the whole or nearly the whole distance,
thereby avoiding the change OF cars, straight-
bridging the Susqsehanna, and substituting
e1nbankments for bridges over the Bush and
Gunpowder creeks, and by the purchase OF
thirty first class passenger cars, making the
route through as far as practicable, one COM
plete line.-Phila. Ing. 1t
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R The Missouri Legislature has ordered an
equestrian portrait OF Gen. Lyon 70 be placed
the Capitol
@ Billy Wilson's Zouaves are coming home;
their term of enlistment having expired.
EThe total subscription In the United States
to the Atlantic telegraph amounts 20 $685. coo.
~Paris journals Announce the death sf the
wife Of I.amartine.
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Crsn REWARD.-Escsped from the Washing
SlCU ton city jaiief the District Of &c Columbia,
One me VIII H a. roMPkdSs, IN psi alas LEGR1NaE, his
age is about q years; fsete sinches high light
straight back; his faes Is round and full; ofsuick
and stammerfne speech.
Also, JOHN HARD1Ea, about 5 or 80 years OF
hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling
Also, JOHN KIIROY. about feet 10 inches high:
a years Of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has grum frownine LOOK; fair COM.
on when tAsy left the tail.
The above reward win Be given for their apvre-
hension IL secured in the United States Jail in the
District Of Ooiunbia, OF go for either one Of said
prisoners. WARD II. LAM0N,
s1N U.s., MafsAal,
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T O. SULLIVAN,
L.. SOLICITOR,
OGee, 3sI street, bet,c4sn sh ard 9th, near Post
Obsce DePuYtneat.
WAsHIN0roN, ID. c.,
WI adjust and collect all claims against the United
Stztos, or individuals, and procure Officers and
Soldiers' Pay, Bounties and Pensions upon reason
abba terms Many years. experience in the various
departments of the Government will insure dis
patch and success in the collection of all claims
q CONCENTRATIONS By MAIL PlohPTLY At
TENDED TO.
Rsfsyeaces, 5y Permission.
J,p. REyERpY JOHNSON, o 3. Senator, Maryland.
J.Y Cooke & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia and
HOE John A. KAssoN, N. c.. Iowa.
Hon OLIVER WARNER, Secretary OF state, Bos-
ton Mass my 7-ee1m1
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pAIR OF HAND. ONE Ma cCHEp CARRIA GE
HORSES for sale. Apply 10.
]. G. MCGUIRE Il co.,
je 46t Auction and Comm Merchants.
G0OD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Wash
~ ington Six Per Gent. Stock, interest payable
quarterly, for sale in sums of Sl0 or upwarus
te 2-6t JAS. G. MEG UfRY Il COS Aucts.
t. VINEYARD GROUNDS.
HE SubEcriber has for sale in the imrnedia
v1c1nity OF Washington, PLAT OF GROUND I'D.
mirably adapted by soil and exposure to the cult.
vstlon OF the grape. To gentleman company
wEo would wish to embark in that enterprise su.
perior advantages win be oneYedRnd portion or
Investment takeu. For particulars spp1yto DAM
SOLokON 3sS Penn. avenus js S-lw*
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
4 he Following stages run from the Kimmel
Heuse daiiy:-To Leonardtown, St NN.l
MARS county. Md, via Surrstts Aee24-9sSsH
vile. B, Beantown, HughesviD., ,WAH968
Charlotte Hall, Chaptico and Leonsrutuwn Also.
tri weekly line to Port Tobac o. leaves the Kim,
rael House ever Tuesday, hur sday and Saturday,
at 80 T. M, via Piscataway y and Dunield to Port
Tobacco. A r. KIMMEJ,L AGENT
Washington, June /, 1863.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGHS
Il O. THOMPSON, has removed from Char.
lotte Hall to T b, where he means to keep first
class hotel Gentleman and ladies travelling on
this line can be accommodated in good style Din
ner ready when the stage arrives, going and re
j. G THOMPSON, Proprietor,
jt2-eolm TB, Prince Georges County, Md
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THE CH PEST
DININ ROOI!
The New York Dining Room AZ eth straet or
posi.e Pcs. 0Gica Open day and night. sunday
included. Clean siu sic Rooms % csnts each.
I'm
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ByJ. Nice GUIRE l. CO., ,Auctioneers.

byJ. q, McH UIhE q GU, AucUOn6ers.
"A UCTION SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD
a INC Logs ON FoggTgESTH sTRsET.-on
o'clock, on the premises. we shall SELL grbdivided
into desirable Building Lots. the whole of Square
by l4th and 18th and and r streets.
The elevated and beautiful situation Of these
1os, % aendsr tsm 1ssy ss eIs
private residences.
Terms: One fourth in cash; the remainder in
secured.hy q deed of trust
Title perfect. AL esnyeyanees at the Cost OF
purchaser. Each purchaser will be re auired to
make cash depesite at the time Of sale.
S Plats may be obtained at the counting
je2.d &c. McGgIRH CO., ,Aucts.
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ByJ. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

ByJ. q. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND TWELFTH
STREET WEST AT PUBLIC AUeTIoN.-On U ESDAY
AFTERNOON, Jnne 9th. at o'clock, on the
the corner of north O and Twelfth streets west,
being Lots g.. ?. and part of 5 in Square numbered
~ .ronIng ss feet inSass on Twslfth street: aud
ments, co insisting of q large brick dwelling house
situated on the corner. The property win be
as one. and vacant lot on each side Twelfth and
streets.
Tkis property is situated in the very centre Of
the business portion Of the city, and the sale
should command the after ton OF capitalists.
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveysnees at the
ie Sd 'h' j. G. McGUIRES 90. Aucts.
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NJ &C. I'm
s. n. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
This BRANDY has he.n manufactured FOR ssve-
raj years from the PURE JUICE OF the
CATAWBA 9RAPEl
Thus afordng additional evidence of The pro
gTess OF American Enterprise and Industry, and
OF our ability TO produce articles at home eqasl to
hCse made CT any other nation.
THE OHIO cATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but exces ,hs best imported rrsn
dies IL punty and favor. It's in fact, the Best
Brondy haoirn. This etateme MT is fully corroto-
rated ny the certificates CT our most distinguished
The want of Pare B1nady has long been felt in
this country, and the Introduction of article o.
such quality as to sppersedo the sale and OF
these vile compounds, hitherto sold under tEs
% rame OF Eiandy, can only be regarded as a great
The qualities claimed for the best i'm ported Liquors.
and is of perfect pnrity and superior favor. and
iS3S,fiEP 81 sure !sRS:f i! csAp
cGeHjG eI t4TG nFR}f f2f 49 T2T 26i 2iPiIEEt EFa
MORB tE, &C., DC.
SREAD TEE CERTIFICA TEST,
WAsEISeToN, b, c., Nov. il, 1888.
d r. CLARE. Ksq., Sir: have made chemical
oisy's e G % o. o einah
natl and lind il to be pure wine brandy. free from
simentai to hesshnnot stisious 81 Ifouor made q
corn spirits ana flaming essences. aud it ia well
ads pted from ite purity ana quality. TO take the
THOMAS ANTIsELL,
Chemical Examiner. U. 3. Patent once.
STATE AssAYxR's erpIoE, 80 Somerset ST.
1 hereby csrity ths. I have mis- day y'1n made
chemical analysis Of sample of Casawoa Brandy
have found no alter ating ingredient or improper
subt.uces IN it, It is pure brandy spirit, with the
'''D cHXs. !. JA6ksSSs 50 x: s., Ns'''
D. r. CLARK corner AZ and Penn ave sofa
Agent for this District. la-eoA sm
V1 NOTICE
Il BE Undersigned offers his services % the pub
lie Tor buying anc selling of heuaes and lets also
sale several Well located Dweiling hoases, Stores
and Buiiding Lots. For particulars inquire st No.
3ss D street. near Seventh Asscend nnnyS nSns9nryS OF
z, Measures 9f S.i; Bqi,ainss I.id and
CARRIAGBs IoR sALEi-Thls day received
the very New and
superior finish THOMAS YOUNG.
CLARIFIED olHHR CLARIFIED o,n.Rr
hays ,est received Per sehoonsrs George g.
q ;apss
oher fes sale At the lovest market proe, In Guam
Rotei fespsrr, suffers and 81 cttsrs IN van: o.
pEinse article Of Cider ere invited 20 call and ex-
anime 'si' before DnssAsfhRifL hiLsT issEafgs z sarss
Onion Botlh2s bsEer, ca Green st..
3m GeoYsetowa. q. O.
REFRI6ERAT0Rs.
JsUET Received large 2ssortm ent from Philadel-
rhia and New York. r.
Upright with and without Wste- Coolers. EsISjia
Chest Refrigerators with CsolerS and stoneF@sd
Ware.
Wewil seii the above low.
r. a. & q. I. q REa0RY,
my S21 Pa. avenue.
i 1T MATTERS Hori
Wka1heY 81
WELL WARNBRS C0LoRIg1O ,gii gradually
and certainly Oh apseit without lo,s of time and
without any wash prepara alton. Il never faiis
TO color excssding all othersin quality, durability
en1 beauty.
~ wholesale and retail st BasWE1LS Militia
~ and Fancy Store, 302 eset, nszr A;-b--sots
Agent toy WaGhinxtan and the District, my 91m
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REFRI6ERAT0Rs.
JsUeT Received large Sssortm en-. from Philadel-
rhia and New York. e.
Upright with and without Wste- Coolers EsaSjia
Ware.
We viii sell the above low.
T. H. & q. !. 9 REa0RY,
my 331 Pa. avenue.
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1T MATTERS MOTT

IT MATTERS MOTT
Whistler the hair 10 red, gray - wnite, Bos-
and certainly Oh apsei IL without lo,s of time and
without any wash or PREPARATION II never faiis
TO color excssding all others n quality, durability
enA beauty.
-. wholesale and retail % BeswEILF Militia
y and Iarsy etore, 500 Sc set, nsAr 1i-b-sois
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g Q 7 i r
BILIOUS FEYERS,
MLAS.NATIC INJECTIONS,
AND SIMILAR DISEASES:
Do you want to estore your health BY Bitter pfs
gusting and Poisonous Drugs. Iiqnids or Pow tefs2
Wsuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Restorative,
TOKAY,
or rather tbs
NECTAR OF rOKAY ;HuseAgY)2
Used with modera ton, that unparalleled Wine
gladdens the heart of nan restores his nerve dis
pss the lingering AIDES OF old diseases sDi WORKS
cures SO admirable Gs agreeable,
You can get it genuine pare and unsdpitersted
st s. C. fORD'5 Drug store,
my Sim 200 Per nsyivania avenue
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE i CO.. Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON EOUR.AND-A-
HALF STREET NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. j june sth ut o'cloch,
on the premises w shall sell parts OF Lots q and
half street, between Pennsy lyaDia avenue ans q
street north. running back l25 feet to Is foo5
paved alley. and containing 4 Is, Square feet of
ground. This would make an admirable location
for an express Off snd ehouse, lying directly
on the route to the Railroad Depot.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured ny a deed
OF trust on tie premises. All conveyance at the
cost of the purchaser,
je2-a J G. McGUIRE & co Auctjopeers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

SALE OF QUARTERMAsTER'S PROPERTY.
On "WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1863, will be sold at
Forks, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones and Frames,
Lanterns, Hook and Strap Hinges, Garden ard
Chairs, Camp Stoves. Hospital Tent Cook Stoves,
Joints Of stovepipe, Stovepipe Elbows, Mess Pans
Tinwsre, and miscellaneous lot of other Quarter,
masters property, no longer ht for the public
service.
Sale to commence at ii O'Clock q. m, at the
Quartermater's Warehouse, corner OF New YORK
avenue and Nineteenth street
Terms cash, in Government funds.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
je45t Captain and @. ID q. 8 Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

ByJ. g. McG UIRE K CO., Auetioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE trF THREE VALUABLE
q BUILDING LoTS on THE ISLAND, NEAR GR4cE
CHUEcH On Tu ESDAl AFTERNOON, June 9th.
At O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell lots
Nos. L, Il, and Il, Square No. All, frontina,
each 25 feet on OH street west, hetwe5n d and Z
streets south, (ss!and) short distance soa.h Of
Grace Church, fronting each q feet 9th street
and rur nlng back 80 feet TO i wide public alley.
ha lots are beautifully located private resi-
dences, and will be sold to ,he highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my 2S-d j. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-06

LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
as2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CRY,
Buy and sell al kinds of
OMITTED STATES SECURITIES
execute or dera for stocks at
NEW YORK sTooK BOARD,
EXCHANGES.
COIN AND
o. s. PIvE-TWENTY BONDS
kept on hand.
For sale at par and interest my 5n-lm
FAY COOKE 90
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
PERNM MENT URITIES,
are prepared to furnish the
UNITED STATES RIYE-TWENTY YEAR SIX
FER CENT. BONDS,
coupons OR RgGIsTRRRD,)
an large mall sums.
On and after July ]. the privilege of converting
Bonds at par will cease
Parties wishing to seru:e United States Bonds
at psr paving Fix cect interest in gold should
send in their orders before th At time.
JAY COOKE L CO.
my 2S-dtlyl j32 18th street.