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By q. McGUIKE CO., AuctiOneers.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR.AND A.
EALF STREET. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE.-
On M0NDA AFTERNOON. June sth. at q o'olock,
on the premises, shall sell parts of Lots 81 and
-. in Square 49i, fronting 81 feet on Four-a and
half street, betws en- Pennsy lvania avenue ana O
street north. running back rs feet to "a Is foot
sroupd. This would make An ad mir abl. location
for sn express ONCE snd ware house, lying directly
on the route to the Railroad Depot
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve mon, hs, with interest, secured by . deed
OF trust on the premises. All convey ance at the
+. q WcGI1IRE & 20 s,et;o,osra
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lEoR sALE-A handsome sorrel MARI, 8 years
II old, without any fault Whatever, viii ~
guarantees. Rides easy, haInes., saddle ~
and bYidles Also, Q arst rate Bread TrOugh-GXA
and six Boxes Inquire at 333 south B street, be-
tween ist and %. CAPITOL Hin, peax Penn. ~.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AF.. NEAR SIXTH ETx1H5


THE COOL BETREAT.
TONIGHT
THE LARGEs COMPANY,
THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD
MADEMoIsELLE AENETTA GALLETTI
MISS EVA BRENT,
The beautiful vocalist,
MISS KATE PENN0YER,
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE.
TIE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
In rev bill.
Tonight the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK TURPIN;
DICK TURPIN,
LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY.
The lcsatitei ballet entitled,
NATHALIE.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
and q TREMESDOUS BILL
Admission Orchestra Oh airs IN ,eats; Dre,s Cir
cle and Ga!lery,- y cents; Private Boxes holding
six persons,l So.
Doors open at II O'Clock. Performance atsl4.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
idnissit Ladies - cents; children 10 cents
Doors open st ? clock. jel-lw
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PROVOST MkRSHAL'S OFFICE. \
III WASHINGTON. D. O. May Is, 1853 Z

uEADQ'RS PROVOST MhRSHALS OFFICER
IL WASHINGTON, d. O., May Is. 1853. {
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 33.-Au orders heretofore
issued from there headquar ters relative to tk sale
OF spirituouB malt liquors to enlisted men or
soldiers of the Unit ed States army are declars to
and persons Of that class employed by the Quar-.
termasters or COmmssory Departments; and any
dealer in spirituous or malt liquors detected in
selling or giving the same to teamsIers any of
the same ~ provided in special order, No IL, OF
March l6, 1885, of these headauarters By order of,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieut.. and Adjutsnt.
Article 60, Artieles Of War.-"An suffers and re-
tainers to the camp, snd all persons whatsoever
serving with the armies of the United States in
the feld, though not entitled soldiers, are to be
subject to orders, according to the rules and dis
C1Sn REWARD.-Escaped from the Washing
p j OU ton city Jail of the District OF Columbia,
on the night of the 18th of April inst 1865
One WIN. A. TOMPKlNS, alias LAGRANGE, his
age is about 22years; feet or sinches high light
straig back; his face is round and FULL of quick
Also, JOHN HARDING, about IS or 80 years of
sge 5feet or inches high; very sharp features;
hal hair and side whiskers grey Mixed full and rolling
Also, JOHN KILRoY, about 5 feet 70 inches highs
"a years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has q grum frowning look: fair COM
plexion and pox marked. All of them had leg irons
on when they left the jail
The above reward viii be given for their appre-
hension if secured in the United States Jail in the
District of Columbia, or $50 for either one of said
prisoners. WARD n. LAM0N,
sp16 q. g. Marshal.
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Hi0HLY IMPORTANT NEWS
PROM
LANSBURGH 81 BROS
TIMOR e BARGAIN STORE,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND K.
Just received a large and spendid assortment Of
DRY AND FANCY GODS, all of which have been
bought at the late New York and Philadelphia
auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention IN
part
Best Calicoes Is, IS and 20 ets
Beautiful Lawns only 1874 cts.
Very rich and fine Lawns, only Is cts.
Dress Goods of every description very cheap.
Plain and figured Mozambiq ques, at IS cts, worth
Plain colored Silk Tshue for Dresses at IS cts per
90 sIs Plain
Plain Blue and Bun cham6reys. '''' 30 '''"p'
Our tosk o of psmesties il very and We are
Rss1 Iish Linens at 50 Ss.s worth
Cssimeres, Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men and
White and colored Fiannels Of every description.
sSsa maan Dos oS
,.oO aofslHn se snd ane seotcxk yssx cefiaP aiagPham
Sun Umbrellas. from rs cts to S25o.
Ladies and Gents best quality Kid-anish Silk
French Mechanical Corsets, unusually cheap.
Em broideries. such as Collars and Sleeves Cam
brio Bands, Swiss and Cambria Edgings, at half
Splendid all Linen White H.ndksrchiefs, at 10 and
R1e cts.
Hosiery of all kinds.
French Lace Wells, at 81, worth double
Shawls and Mantillaa of the very latest styles III
yen wish to your money call early
large lot Of Pink, Blue and Yellow Tarletons for
HOOP sKIRTs-HooP SKIRTS.
Having bought the entire stock of manufacturer
in New York, we shall sell them at great sacri-
fee.
Staple Notions Of every description, much cheaper
than any other place in the city
Coma one and all, to convince yourself that war
prices do not exist in the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
kANeBURGH h. Bro,
355 Seventh street, between and X.
n1store open every evening until O'Clock
ny U'vs
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ByJ G. McG UIRE i co., Auctioueers.
DEREMPTORY SALE uF THREE VALUABLE
1 BUILDING LoTs THE ISLAND, NEAR GRACE
CHyRcH ON TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th,
a O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell OTIS
each Is feet on 9th street west. hetwe sn D and
streets south, (Islani) q short distance south of
Grace Chnrch, fronting each q feet on 9Th street
The lots are beautifully loca ted private resi-
dences, and will be sold to the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my % n n McGrIRE e. Cn Anota
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. O. McG uIRE Il co. Auotionesrs.
TTAE DSfDME n6TJRI,p HRJCK DWELLT

ByJ O. hcG ORE L. CO. Auehoaesra.
HAN NDSOME D0U BILE BRICK DWELLING
11 HOUSE. WITH LARGE LOT. At CORNER OF r
AND TWENTIETH srnEE1S, Az PUBLIC SALr-on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June Sth At osclocA, on
the premises We shall sell lot No iu square No.
l2l, fronting u feet inches on North street. ct
the corner of To eptieth street west, od rauning
bach lfS feet sAa inches, together with ihe i'm.
provements o"nsistins Of y handsoule ana wsl
built Double Brick D~ellins House, containing all
the modern in provements
Terms At sale.
AN costs attending eonveyancins to be paid by
je S.dts &c. MCGUIRE Il co.. Ansts.
ByJ.C. Meg UIRR 4 co. Auctionssrs.
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON NORTH
" l., BETWEEN f0UKTKKErE STREET AND
VERMONT AVENUE -On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Jahe Sth. st o'clock. on thu premises, We shall
sell Lot in Daley Is Rubdivi on OF part of sqnsrs
No. 2I5. II ontiax Effect porth street. between
lith street aud Vermont avenue running back 100
feet to paved alley, Improved by an excellent
three story and basement Brick Dwelling House,
and Brick Carriage House snd Stable on the re ar
~ the Lot. fhe premises are furnished with gas
Throughout, with Potomac water in the yard and
stable
The situation isa delightful one for private
residence
Terms: One half cash: remainder in six months,
with interest, secured by . deed Of trust on the
premises.
jeId J.C. Nee UIRE & CO., Aueta.
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S r Il q X 3
FRoM
BILIOUS FEVERS,
MIASNATIC INFECTIONS,
AED SIaILAR DISEASES:
Do you want TO restore your health by Bitter, Dis-
gustins and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Povfera9
Weuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Restorative,
TOKAY,
or rather the
NECTAR OF TOKAY lHUSGARy)?
Used with modera tion, that unparalleled Wins
Gladdens the heart OF man. restores his nerve, dis.
pels the lingering shades of old diseases ard works
cures as admirable as agreeable,
You can get it genuine. pure and unadulterated
at s. C. FORD'S Drug Store,
myS-lm 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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yET HIDEsHIDDS.
Wv ILL BE sold ct Public Auction, on ever
WEDNEsDAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock s
NJ , at the Wharf on Hxth street, " ashington, al
ths 6roverumen Beef Hases on hand at the time e5
sale. -
Terms e.sh In Treasury notes, TO b rsisd e. ne
Sc IS iChron.l Lt. Dol. and Q. 8. D.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A NJ A 20 b CON @ E r T
"A AT THE
UNION HOTEL, GeerEtsopa d. C.,
FOR the BsEgFrraF
fRE EPISCOPAL MISSION CHAPEL.

A NJ A o b CO @ & R
UNION HOTEL, Georsaosra. d. C.,
THE xp1sSoPAL sSo pzf rafsSiS asssIos n CHAPEL.
PROGk kAMME.
l. Trio-For Fiano Forte, violin, ,violoneello Fosca
5 Boler.-Vepres sieiii.nnas. verdi
y pmo-Fnr Piano snd Violin. ....... De Beriot
9 The Heavens are Tsllins'-chorus. Haydn
9. Les Murmures lEo,ipnnes. .Gottschaik
8. Mimanca Lavoe -Qusrtetts. Rossiui
10. Infamma,us stabat Mater. ...--....... .Rossni
Solo and Chorus
Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock. Tickets can
be procured st the music store of W. e.. Metzerost
the evening Of tee Concert. Tickets 50 cents.
je 4-2t
GROWERS THEATRE.
AvENUE,nea Wiliards' Hotel
LkoNAhp GRoyE MANAGER
THIS tThursday) EVENING. June 4.
Buckstones ch farming scenic play. which on for,
mer presentation, secured one of the largest and
most fashionable audiences ever assembled in this
THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
THE w1LS s. sz1NeARA,
MISS LUCILLE II Hhs's WESTERN,
IL nj THE fE!ss1 a1fsY GIRL
supported by tho talented young actress, Isabel
Freeman Is Lady Agnes.
Charles Barron as.--.. :.Lemusl
To morrow. bene hit of Miss Lucille Viii soon Se
~ Admission 90, Is. and rs cents. No extra
charge for secured seats.
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FINE HORSES.

w FINE HUHSEE.
he Subscriber is constantly in receipt OF very
Eue HORSES for sale, single and matched, ~
sected by himself st tie North expressiy2<A
for this market, and some among them cannot fail
TO please ary one who wishes to purchase mch
xteck He viii sell them low for cash, and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy, Carriage,
sales and exchange stables, on Louisiana avenue,
outh side, between 9Th and It'll sts;
mar7-n Jos. l.. HEISE.
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FRANKLIN & co., @
S OPTICIANS, @S
244 PHFEsYLvAEIA AyEEUn,
frerth sise,) between Eth and 18th sa.

frcrth sise,) between Eth and 18th sts.
and
SIS Pa. arsnEe, xAdsr The National Hcssi
ROCK CRYSTAL brazilian Pebble) and I'M.
PROVED PER16COPIC. .sPE0TACLEs, scientific
early and correctly suited to the proper condition
0i oPERH and FIELD GLASSES, AoHRoaATIo
MICROSCOPES, BAR0METEks, THERaOME.
MITICAL AND SURVEYORS INSTRUMENrs,
COHPAssES, CARTEs DE VISITE or contempo
rsneeus Civil and Military Ceiebrilss PAOTO-
GRAPH ALIU MS in every style. STERE0SC0PEs
ard VIEWS &e., dc in great variety and at
ths lowest gnres Wholesale or retail. nay tS-r
ora ROOFS
ex GR A VEL ROOFSt
r. @ WILSON, Manufacturer of Lamp Black
Roonng Materials and Wis on p Improved Fire and
Water Proof Felt Cement and Gravel Roofs.
Worke-feot of I'd street. oMee-Louisisna av'
eEue ar 7th ST. -
All orders through Post cfIee Box 534 pa1o-
m Ally attended to. my 2e0sn-
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1T MATTERS NoTi

1T MATTERS MOTT
Whether the hair is red, gray white, BOS-
WELL & WARMERS COL0RIFIC will gradually
and certainly change It without loss Of time and
without any wash or preparation. It never fails
to color exceeding all others In quality, durability
and beauty.
I wholesale and retail at BoSWELL'S Militia
~ and Fancy Store, 500 Il street, near Hth-sole
Agent for Washington and the District. mp 9-lm
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PERSONAL. |

Ne Observation-Disclosures Ross, Doctrsss and
IN AstrolosiEt, was born with . natsral gift.
Eae tells the past and futars-nevsr known to fail.
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated cures all diseases. Business
strictly confidential. Ne. ys street north cerner
Of Twelfth street west. three squares from the
Patent Once The only person that can show .
likeness Of future husband absent friend In re.
Atty. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen sl. my 70 I'm.
HAND MAGNETIsM. r.
IL MRS WREN
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
With Her HaHds
Call and see this city testimonials, AS st.,
between 9th and 9TH, Washington, my lS-lm"
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ByJ. @. Meg UIkE & CO., Auctionsers.
A UCTION SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD
~ ING LoTs on EouRTREyrH sTRRET.-On
WEDE ESDAY AFTERNOON June 10th, as 5
o'clock. on the premises. we shall sell, subdivded
into desirable Building Lots. the whole of square
numbered two hundred and eight, (3OS, bounded
By 18th and 18th and and streets.
The elevated and beautiful situation of these
lots, With The advantages Of the city passenger
railway. render them very desirable locations for
private residences.
Terms: One fourth in cash; the remainder in
six, twelve. aHd eighteen months, with interest,"
secures, by r deed of trust.
Title perfect. All esnveyances at.the cost of
purchaser. Each purchaser will be required 10
make casb de pssite at the time of sale.
g gPsts may he obtained at the counting
se2.d C McGgIR CO., Aucts.
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AQH OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. AQH
The handssmest assortment OF Oval Frames in
the District. from the best manufactory in the
country, at j. .MARKRlTEkS,
No. 4s6 Seventh st, 8 doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
~ Terms cash. my 4-oo5wr
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: my 2S-d J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts
By j. e. McGU &CO., Auctionsers
TENRIL2TEESi SAI.E QE YALHARIE PROP EE


VsRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN THE FIKsr WARp.-0n WEDN EsbAY
the premises by virtue OF deed of trust, dated
Jun, 7th ls59, and duly recorded in Liser ]. A. s.
washington county, we shall sell ali of lot of
E,ound numbered 10, in ,quarr No %, and all that
art OF lot No: 20. in square Ne. %, embraced and
iz Besinp ire for the same the northw sst cor.
ner of aid lot No. 20 and running easterly with K
STREET 81 feet inches, theace south ia feet IL
inches to alley, thence west 81 feet 0 inches,
thence north l2i feet IL il ches t, the place of be
together wi the in Drovements, consisting of a
large brick dwelling, in teDantabIe erder, within
neighborbocd.
Terms of sale: One. half cash; balance in and IL
months.
Possession given a. once upon complying with
the t~rrs Of safe. Al! exp at the cost of tna
purchaser. II the terms of sale not comp led
With in three days the property viii be sold At the
risk OF the purchaser
ny 2c. Is.sT ] O NcilIIIRG Il co Aneis
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T,HE STEAMBOAT FLYING CLOUD NOW
Point OF Rocks, Nd, leaves west. .E.sAAazEE
side Market House, Georgetown. . :.
O., Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock
for Point of Rocks, and returning leaves Point OF
RocM at o'clock 8. M, Tuesdsys, Thursdays and
saturdays. Express Goods and other light freishts
carried At moderate charges, provided they have 9
tAss for same Freishts left at WM. 81. RIFT b
store win be attended to.
my T-eoln~ JOHN MOORE.
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GRAND ooNoERT TWICE A WERK-svery
N MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERN0N-by
the Washington CITY Brass Band, Mr.. Trojsi.
leader, at Mr. RkEnERICK MARTINS Lager
Reer Garden and Restaurant, Hast Capitol street,
cerner Of 5th. jeI-lmT
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By WI. WALL & co Auctioneers
A THE HORSE BAZAAR, AT No. 9s SOUTH
"A eide LoFISIANA AySENUE. BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH sTEERTs.-On SATURDAY MORNiEa,
June 9Th, at 10 'cloek' we will SELL ct the Ba ar
one full biooded Bright Bay Horse years old
perfectly FOUND, works we'll under saddle and
Harness. Terms cash.
je2 W. l.. Wa & CO., Aucta
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SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS.

This valuable Bitters is prepared in great part
from the herbs gathered from the Swiss APPS AMI
Tyrol Mountains in Germany, and is Standard
Ritters IN Russia, Germany, and switAe rland for
the cure Of
CONSUMPTION, COLDS,
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER, KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS,
PAIN IN THE STOMACH.
Itreguiates and opens the bowels. creates appe-
tite, prevents fever and many ether diseases. 1t
Eas highly recommended by Dr.. ALASLONo in
the Russian War Of 1872. II used 3 GENER
A. or CERTAIN remedy for the diseases named j,
with great success and wonderful cures.
remarksb feature of is, gsssfal poured
upon the head and well rubbed 10 viii cure the
most painful headache.
DIRBcTIoEs FOR USs.-A small wineslassfull
previous 10 each meal and before retiring to bed.
Prepared and u,suufactursd from the original
receipt by DE CAMP & MILLER, corner of Sixth
and streets south, Washington, d. G.
SWISS IcUNTAIN BTTrERS.
This valuable Bittsrs T. has besn Very snceeszfuI.3
other g ties of this country, with full satisfaction
for the diseases nsmei.
nected with the army should not pc without bot
my l9 eolms DE CAMP s MILLER
AND RsTEL KEEPERS.
We have just received full supply of
BLODaEfT d SWEETS
PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS,
whith we VIII sell lower than they have been sold
in Ills city before. We have No. 2 to Nb.7.
E.H. Il Fl. /. GREGORY,
my z-tf 321 Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
nyW.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
EECRSE AND CARNAGE BAZAAR AND Re-
IA P05ITORY.
pressly for the
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. STOCK, &C.,
81 Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CASH ADVANCED on CoSsIGNaESTs.
stcrage for Carriages.
Horses, Carr ages &C., received for private sale.
GD-tf W. L. W. WALL & CO., Aucts.
INTERNAL REVENuE STAMPS,
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DyJ McGUIgs& CO., Auctioneers.
IISTEll2 On III =,

DyJ. C. MEG UIBG& Il CO., Aucticneers.
FE'kUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il lNG LoIs II PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On
SATU URBAY, June 2lth, at . oclDck, on the prem
ses. by virtue OF deed of trust to the subscrb ber
dated May 7th, 1857, and dul- recorded in Libe. )
A. No. l3j, folos 5io ct seq, ono Of I ne lana
records for Washington county, D. c.. shs u sell
Lets Nes 7, 80, 10 ~ q, y 2s q and u inJames
c. McGuire's subdivision of Square 62i, fronting
each "a feet Nor q street. between first
A:reet west and North Cs pitel street, and ran
ming back to 81 loot alley.
Terms Cnt third cash; the remainder in and
u months vi I'll interest, secured b. deed of trust
on the premises.
All conyeyabces at the cost of purchasers
ES If desired, these Lots will be- subd divlded into
Lots OF 10 feet front each.
THO ]. FISHER, Trustee.
my 90 eo&ds j Q. hIcG UIRE s. Co Aucts
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WIN. r. MATTiNGfY, Trustee.
my 9-2av&ds J.C. MoG UIRE 4 CO., Aucts.

ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND TWELFTH
STREET WEST AT PUBLIC AusTIoN.-On TUE SDAY
AFTERNOON, jane 9Th, ut . O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell that va luable property at
the corner of north and Twelfth str eets west ,
BEING Lots 8, and part of s, in Square numbered
rs feet inoh on north street, with the improve
ments, co insisting of large brick dwelling house
situated the corner. The property will be
divided into three parts, the i'm uproved property
as one. and vacant lot on each side Twelfth and
streets.
This property is situated in the very centre of
the business portion OF the city, and the sale
should command the attep ton of capitalists
Terms: 0ne-tkird cash; the remainder in six and
teelye months, wit, interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises All conyeyancss st the
Je 2.d J.C. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
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ByJ. C:McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers,
V1HEN SUPERIOR LEATHER TOP BUGGY
WAGUEs AT PUBLIC AUCrIoH-On SATUR
DAY MORNING, June 9Th st IL o'clock, in from,
of the Auction Rooms we shall cell
Ten superior Leather top Buggy Wagons, made
by Fsirehild for city trade.
Terms cash.
my30 j. C MCGUIRE d CO.. AuctE
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, sEEPHESs CO..
322 PENNSYLVANIA AyEEUR,
Offer the largest assortment in this city, EN- bras
ing all qualities used BY officers in the Army aad
Navy such Sc SWORDS. SASHES, BELTS,
bHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, CAPS, PISTOLS.
Ac &c, with g. fine assortment OF UNIFORM
CLOTHING. with which We ca furnish officers
oom pie te outf g In q few moments.
WALL STEPHENS Il CO.,
aun-tfif 322 Pernsyivania Avenue.
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4S6 "i'Do" SHADES. 1876
Beautiful ard varied styles OF Gilt Band Window
Shades just received. Buff Holland Window Shades
made TO o rser. J. MARk.IFER,
No. 4s6 Seventh at, doors above
Odd Fellows Hall.
- Terms cash my 4-eo5vs
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
Il OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
For sale at the Stamp window of the City Post
Office my % wv
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NEW PRINTING oFFI0E.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
No. 271 Penn. AVENUE, yEAR llTH STREET,
Having modern Presses, modern Ty pes and all the
modern reQnis ses for FIRST class Printing Once,
are prepared to execute JOE PRINTING of every
description in style of perfection seldom equaled
at q very small advance ON Sew York prices
lHr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

By W. L. WALL e. CO., AuclIoneers.
AT tie Bo zdar, IS Louisiana Gue., teit-eeA 9h and
10th streets.
DAIR BLACK HORSES, WAGONS, AT AUO-
Il ToS,-On SATURDAY MORNING. sth inst.
at 10 O'clock will Sell at the Bazaar Pair Fine
Black Horses, Is hands high, Suffers Wagon, and
Harness.
2C.rt Horses, and Carts and Harness.
Terms Cash
jp3 WI WALL & 90 Aucts
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

'"o PIERCE, eoh a
nxNum--rhs funeral ,,s n ,s Tcss. .orsd until thi
Willie J. and har Y. n?SEs. -:-'-- ~
sTecs@svon MonsssN Apil 9. os.s;xrr s. r,., =
Rev. Davis Stocking, afd. SO years months ana dy
Funeral services at the rAencs Dr. Hunter No IN
Sixth avenue, this "Wednesday afternoon IT four
and at the Methodist Epi copa church al Sing Sing on
thursday morning, at quarter 10 twelve o'cock
IN. o., --ds o the family are invited to attend
i ".e. o. 2ota OF February. 1851 Z, uAnryu an A..
wife OF John Henry rs'' " oAAPo' place, Be
grave square, LONDON. ~
II Mr.. Shaw (who last heara u IT Mr. Chhcot's,
Rrookynl, be living, he Is requese 10 hnpnlcae with
Messrs Fuller saltweli, solicitors, IL Regent street,
London England.
1HAYER.-On Tuesday, April T. Mrs. MARY CocRlx
THAYFR, wife of William w. Thayer.
Tho funeral will take place Friday afternoon at
three O'clock from her late residence 25S Degraw street,
Brooklyn.
wHAxs.-On Monday. April o, FANNY LOUISA, youngest
daughter OF Charles D. and Henrietta Whaites, aged
years and months.
bua earth dostiued'to bloom In heaven.
The friends and relatives OF the family invited TO
attend the funeral from No. 1853 west Forty eighth street,
hs "wednesday afternoon, at three O'Clock, without
further invitation.
wm.zR.--On Monday, April Q, wArrxs DANIEL wHnrL
ER In the SD year Of bis age formerly Of Bristol Eng
land.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Friday morning. at oie
ven O'clock from his late residence C72 sixth avenue,
without further invitation.
Bristol (Englandl papers please COPY.
wnKnsoS.-On Thursday April, 2, hNA. infant daueh-
ter and on Tuesday, April T. AMANDA RurcERs the be
loved wife Of George a. Wilkinson, aged 80 years.
Great GodI what do sec and hears
Tbs end 0f things created.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Thursday Afternoon q
one O'Clock m her late residence No. Spring terrace
Mecker avenue. 8ushwick. sp.