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Field Of Operations.

Olo Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennaylva
ma the ground for future trade and
will be delivered free charge when desired
In every particular, or Houey refunded.
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Choice of Pianos, &c.

Mr. H. Is not confined to the sale of any particular Pianos
but will furnish good make in this country Europe
When it is desired Mr. H. will give his customers the
Of his erience in the selection of Pianos aud MevdeOns
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Agents Wanted.

Cfersen, Post Masters Teachers and Others request
ed to act agents where established and ibem
allowance will be made for all sales valuable information
furnished, however dfstant
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Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite
2 Incidental to Soldiers.

Those feelings which ssdden u.s. usually Mise from roi
BE and annoyances obStrneed persraion eating
drinking whatever is unwhOlesOmc thus disturbing the
heahfu action Of the liver and stomach These organs
must be relieved If you desire to he we'll The Pills. taken
according to the printed instructions, will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver and stomach and natural
consequence aclear head and good appetite.
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Three Cents Postage

Is ali will cost you TO write to Mr Hail. however distan
yonay live and get valuable information about
and if you not handy with pen," get friend
write TOR you. You saw money.
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: Organ. Pianoforte. Violin or Guitar,

Instruction in NIusic.-PRoF. T. II. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teaeher and Per
FORMER him for the work. holds himself in readnes
for giving instruction the ---- ------
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Newspaper Publishers

in Ohio Indiana no and Western Pennsyva wishing
to advertise for Mr. II. towards Isno Meludeon will
please address Mr. Hall the subject Mr. H. wishes ad
| yertise in at least lVo journals.
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops

Will be speedily relieved and eectualy cured by using
these admirable medicines and by proper attention
the Directions which attached TO each Pot Rox
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-15
For wounds either occasioRed by the Bay
ouet Sabre or The Bullet, Sores or Bruises.

To which every Soldier Sailor liable there
medicines safe and convenient Holways Pulls and
Ointment The poor wounded and almost dying sufferer
might have his wounds dressed immediately If he would
Iy provide himself with this matchless Ointment which
should be thrust into the and smeared all It,
then covered with piece OF linen from his Knapsack
compressed with hs bankerrhie Taking night and morn
ing or Pills, to cool the system and prevent inflammation
Every Soldiers Knapsack and Seanans Chest should be
provided with these valuable Remedies. "
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Seventeen Years Experience

with good knowledge of music and eye to excel
trade enable Mr. II. boast of q almost
In the history of any similar business the valley OF the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
Is u TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, p M.

New YORK, July 3. The Times has an &C.
count OF tight at Donaldsonvlle, La. 1t ap-
pears that part OF Dudey's brigade got flank
ed IN large cornfiald and after murderous
hre had TO withdraw
New Orleans letters state that Gems Welt
zle'S and Dudleys Erlgades under Gen Grover.
lett Por: Hudson on the evening of The 9tn. and
vent to DonaldsonvlIe to clean out the rebel
batteries near there.
hen few miles from them the Both Mnss..
IN advance, was suddenly attacked, and $50
men killed and wounded, and three field pieces
captured.
Every effort will be made by Gen. Banks to
recover BraShear city and the Opeiousas Rail
road
AT la accounts the enemy were reported to
have fallen back
An expedition is SAID to have also gone up
Red river to Alexandria.
Anexpedltion from the squadron off Galveston
has destroyed three schooners and 300 bales of
cotton IN Galveston bay.
The Times has information from Lees army
1t is near Winchester, while our army occupies
position between it and Richmond. Lee can
not advance towards Richmond without fight
ing at great disadvantage. lie is either
holding his present position to gather supplies,
OF waiting for achievements.
The Washington Star says Lee is aiming for
a junction with Bragg and Johnston, then to
attack Rosecrans with the prospect, in case of
defeat, of crossing the river into Texas and Mex
leo.
The Washington DAILY New, says it is ru-
mored that portion of Lee 8 army has crossed
the Potomac into Maryland. Rebel cavalry APP
peared at Langley, near Chain Bridge.
The Iribune's Harper's Ferry letter of the
2lst states that the main body of our army is
twenty-five miles south of Berlin, with no pres
ent appearances of forward movement. 1t is
not improbable that they will return to Berlin.
Lee lies between Martnsburg and Manchester
His pickets occupy the Potomac river from
Cherry run, within Is miles of Martinsburg
down to Harper's Ferry Friday night they
drove III our pickets at the Ferry They are in
force at Shepherdstown, Martinsburg and
Charleston.
The Tunes has the following
WASHINGTON, July %.
There is rumOr in town to-day of Johns
ton & surrender to Gen. Sherman, or Grant but
it is impossible yet 10 get it sufficiently anthem
ticated.
Washington special dispatches state that Gen.
Grant is to be appointed Major General if the
Regular Army in place of Gen. W DOL retired
Gold opened to-day at 81 ,25 "a A II NJ,
81 ,26.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

MORGAN's RAID The late attempt of Nor
CANS guerrillas to invade Indiana has, as our read
ers are already Informed, come to grief 1t may
not, however, be quite as well known what gIo-
rious uprising of the people it caused. Morgan
did not find the people asleep, nor supplied aud
stunned with fear. Gov. Morton las Just issued
an address to the " Legion" and Minute Men"
Of Indiana, in which he says: Within forty
eight hours from the time the call was issued (for
citizens to defend the State) not less than sixty
four thousand men had rendered their services
and were on their way to places of rendezvous
while many thousands more were preparing, but
were notified to remain at home Within three
days thirty Thousand men, fully armed ard organ
lied, had taken the field at various points to meet
the enemy"
1t was by such spontaneous outpourngs of the
people of Indiana and Ohio, that the rebel thieves
were hunted from cover to cover for five hundred
miles and scattered or captured. An army of in
yaderS would have a sorry time if they should at
tempt to bring the war home to the free Western
States.
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Chelsea Academ ".

VmE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence
WGunesday, September 2 1868, under the supervision
lege.
~ %. Tuition will be somewhat reduced from its for
e prices For notices containing full information ap-
Ply 10 HON Hon; WILLIAM HEBARn,) Executive
HON i0HSI B ~ IMAM MARTIN, Committee
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

STAFF OFFIcEgs-Lieut. Frank O. Sawyer ;,
Quartermaster OF the 9th regiment has been
appointed to the staff of General Wistar. Sur
geon B. W. Carpenter of the 9th has been ap-
pointed brigade surgeon OF Wistar's brigade
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

DRAFTED MEN should know that all persons
taking duplicate receipts for Communication
money, are required to deliver both to the board
of en7olmen at Rutland, either by mail or in
person.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

Company A, Capt. Lonergan, Of the 18th
Vermont, arriving in Burlington Wednesday,
agreeably to appointment, was handsomely re-
ceiyed by the citizens and fire companies, and
welcomed in a speech by j. S. Adams, Esq
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

The draft for Rutland took place Wednesday
and passed. off quietly. John B. Reynolds,
Cashier of the Bank of Rutland, and H. c. Tut
tie of the Rutland Herald were among the per-
sons " drawn"
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Dental III Office.

HAVE removed my flee from Main State Street to
L the new buling called the Rialto between Ballou
~ Loveand's Bookstore and the Freeman office. shall
be glad to all who wish to employ their dentist
Teehwh0e and parts of sets inserted Gold SilTe
Patina and Rubber The Rubber Work is now SO ex.
tensvey and favor4by known that it necessary to
say anything in its praise, it is almost universally
used in the place Of metal plates
No Charge made for temporary Sets of Teeth.
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is as Cents
Cavity.
~ Extracting done with improves Instruments and
Ether Chloroform given if necessary. All my work
Warranted. Persons coming from Instance will
please notify me in advance, if convenient. my char
ges are reasonable. JOHN b. COMEGYS.
state ST., Montpelier July 2l 1863.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BryaM's PuRpROmEc WATERS.

all Diseases of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c &c.
T'HESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and per
feet relief and when persevered with according to
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting
thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
red other means in vain. To all classes and all cOnsti
utions they equally blessing and need
despair, matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, or however it may be, provided the organc
structure Of the vital organs is hopelessly ecayed.
VERY one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
40 ocalists and public Speakers these Waters are pc.
Clliarly valuable they will in day the most
severe occasional hoarseness and their regular for
rev days wl at ali times increase the power aud 1eXi
unity Of the voice, greatly improving its tome pass
ana cearness for which purpose they regularly used
ny many professional vocailsts. nov2Swd&mly
JUh MOSES Sole PROPRIETOR y Cortland Street. N. Y.
Frlce % cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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1t is now said that the I4th, 18th and 10th
regiments will soon be in Br4ttleboro, if indeed
they are not already there.
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NEW BOOKS

JUST RECEIVED AT G. W. WILDER'S BOOK STORE
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III y MI A Nv MIS- cry.


Justpubished IN Sealed Envope; Price cts.
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULVERWELI ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of Spermatorrhea CONSUMPTION
Ment9l ami Physical Debility, Nervousness Eplepsv
Impaired Nutrition Of the boty Lasstude, Weakness OF
the Limbs and Back, Indsposition aud incapacy for
study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Lore OF Solitude Timi-
dty, Self jiSrust, DizGn Headache Affection Of the
Eyes, Pimples the Face Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacy, the Consequences of Youthful ndis-
creton, &c, &c.
FT~This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often self afflicted evils nav he re
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and should be read by every youth AMI
IN the land.
Sent under seal to any address, In plain sealed en-.
velope the receipt of six postage stamps
by addressing 80
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & CO.,
III B)S5ry, NsS Yotk, Po one Box
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MONEY LOST !

The Montpelier Depot, This morning roll OF Bills
and Scrip, amounting to $4,000 S240, 90,
dropped Immediately after buying ticket, and
doubtless picked up by bysander Whoever will
sad money the subscriber shall be literally rewarded
GEO. w. BAILEY, JR.
Montpelier, July 81, 1853.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
Publication Of the House Journal
for 1863.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned unit
the first day of August next for the publication Of
The Journa of the House of Representatives of Vermont
Tor 1868. Poposers will be required to give separately
The price Of paper binding and prcter's work. said
journals to be completed ready for distribution in the
month Of May, 1864.
EDWARD A. STEWART,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives
Derby, July TO-, 1868. julyl3dw2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02
DIED.,


On the aIth OF Nay CHARLES RICHARD,
youngest child OF George O. aud Eliz abe Tia A.
Walker, aged year and months.
On the lst instant, JAMES EoRMAE, In The 4cth
His funeral win take place to morrow twednes
North Capitol s:-ast ana Delaware avenue. The
friends and acqu sinances ara respect fuly invited
70 attend.
On the evening OF the Is. instant, of Twp old
evarALECE, daughter Of John Asa-ns, Esq, in
the 18th year of her aga.
Her funa n. will take place FROM tia residence OF
her fstber No 500 l. street betseen ota and lot n
sts. "a morrow Wednesday At o'c.ock p. nj.
ON t.,a Ia. instant, IN tbs 9th year Of her age.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE COLLINS. vie offredsrick
sar fnasrsl will TAXA place on Wednesday, At 2
o'cI0ea from Der LATE Residence. IN the rear OF g.
street, between 9Th and 7sh streets. Her f,;snds
snl those of the family are requested to attend. =
iEal:mo. New York. and Phiiadei phia papers
please eorY.I
On tia ist of June OF scarlSs teVSf. LA Z RA
JEHHSTTE TCnNER oE iY dsus htec OF Thomas
D. and Elizabeth Il. Turner. IN the 9Th Sssr OF
hsr sge,
I'm goins to heaven. my parents dear,
by Little sister hss gone before rae,
To pre2Es place In glory for me;
Weep not for me. but meet US there.
BEEJ AMIN A.JANr iEh. yr:, assd II Yesrs. !, IN
Of benjamin. a. and Margaret B. Sang;er, foru,D r
Funeral from bis father s residence. 43s II o.
on "Wednesday the I'd instant, at A. O'Clock.
On tao 2. Instant, REOzA PEYT6n SPIGH I'LL,
youngest child OF VIM. and Mary 6p;xnuu ased
J years months and = days.
The friends o. the family ar rsspeeteHLy i1yit.
parent corner Of !th and etrsets. 6 10 o'sloch
On Tomorrow Wednesday morning.
,Sas s. 0@ss q e 6. 's STA rex Or s !: sse.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AhgsEMENrs To-NI3h1.

GRovHR's IrxATXR.-stE East Lynne" which
has on all occasions been great attraction
VIII Ee performed tonight again, and for the
only time the present .Teek. Miss Western 3
ampeTsoustion of the character OF oI.ady Isa-
bel" has ever delighted all who have witnessed
fc-msnce Of "East Lynne" will as usual. at
traCt crowds.
Observation-Disclosures Galletti, Kate Pen.
meyer, and III lies Marie and Augusta, form q
auartette OF terpsichorian artists who for grace
OF movement and beauty Of person, il were
hard 20 excel. Eva Brent, too, who is per
forming here, Is charming songstress. In
addition TO the songs, dances, &c, the two-act
drama Of "Dick Turpin," will be performed
tonight.
NAnIErIEs.-A good bill ia offered for this
evenings entertainment at this resort. Nellie
Howard, the champion female clog dancer; W
>. Budworth, the amusing deineator Of negro
character; Harry Leslie, the intrepid rope.
female. will appear. Tomorrow afternoon a
performance, afternoon and night, when Har-
~ Leslie will take benefit, and will walk
the rope with a stove on his back.
CIRCUs.-The thrilling equestrian drama of
hck Turpin, was performed finely last
night, by the members of the Macarte- Nixon
Circus Company. Madame GIacarte person.
ates I" Dick Turpin." This evening new scenes
and acts will be introduced into the arena aud
the three comieal testers will exercise the best
powers to alnusc.
CoscEET.-The pupils OF the intermediate
departments of the public schools will give a
concert OF vocal music und-r the direction OF
Prof. Daniel. this evening, 1t the Smithsonian
Institute. The concert will be exceedingly
interesting, rs there Is a great deal or musical
talent In these schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

The following are the details Of the vote
yesterday in the various wards for the ceadi-
dates tor Collector. Register, Surveyor, one
member Of the Board of Aldermen and three
members OF the Board OF Common Council
for each ward. and Assessors in the Second.
Fourth and Sixth Wards:
yorE poK COLLECTOR. REGISTER, SgRvEroR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

GREAT PxEas7LvAEIA ROUTE, SIa Bolssssera ~
hnrytsbKry to tas North aad Wssf-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on snnday-quiek time.
loS fare and sars connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. 2of tickets and far
thsr Information apply st tao efdcs Of Great Penn
syiysnia Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. 5Mce open from
5 .. m until p. M; or SUNDAYS from to Up. m.
a lily =. 0. NoRTna. ASsot
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AUCTION SALES.

GssraAs 81 psnsi virtue Of :.i fac
ssss ssosa I'd - .ne Tas;. 49,
o. e.a 1THsb az e. s E' :a
IN mont Of the Bank OF Hsshinston. Washington
= 10 .sa hs
Jazz
ByJ. g. MCGUIRE 4 90. Auesione.r..
HAkDsOME D0U BILE BRICK DWELLING
ss..f ssSs
I'D
suit Dess: Srici D.slns Houses eont.sninx s
te T. %Ods s1. improvements
Ali oosts attending convsyancing to Be paid By
je 2-dta &c. MEG UIRE CO., Auets.
ByJ G. MEG UIRk 4 CO.. Auctionee-s.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON FoUR.AND.A-
On 1sp. ss
ON the premIees ~. shall sell parts of Lots II and
p in Square isi, fronting 81 feet ON -Four and a
street north running s.ss feet 'h to Is aa soo
paved alley ana containing $50 square feet 0.
yns
on the ron n to t ths Railroad Depot:
!. twelve months, with interest, secured by Q dsei
of uust on tbs promises. All convey ance at tn
coat OF the purchaser
te2-a &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionesrs.
A LOTION SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE BUILD
WEDh EsDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, as S
O'Clock. on the premises. shall set subdivIdsd
into desirable Building Let's. the whole Of square
numbered two hundred and eight, (a,sl bounded
By l4th and 18th and and II streets
The elevated and beautiful situation of these
Tote, with the advantages Of the city passense.
railway. render them very desirable locations for
private residences.
Terms: One fourth in cash; tho remainder in
six, twelve, AID eighteen months, with interest,
secured. by deed of trust.
Title perfect. All csuveyances at the cost Of
purchaser. Each purchaser will be re CURED 70
make cash de posite at the time of SALE
1Plats may be obtained at the counting.
rooms of the Auetionsers.
je2d &c Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
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II JNO W. LUMsbON,
i oaWARDING AND GENERAL COMMIsBION
MERCHANT

81 AID 1913 WAFER STREET,
Gsoysst0ua. ID. c.,
Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, ana
Merchandise generally; Procures Freight, Char
ters Vessels, &c.
Business transacted Always with pronptnezs and
dispatch. mar Aft
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Ny ". L. WALL & co.. Auotaoneers.

BY VI. l.. WALL & co., Auotaoneers.
Y ar AycfIoF l.On "WEDNESDAY AF1 ERn00x,
Sd June, 81 tesosS. We yil sell, u front Of US
PREMISES Let To- Isservefion II, frons.ng 8 fest %
adSoins tAc residences Of W. W. Birth. ESQ, cas
square nor tn of Pa avenue.
: Terms; One third oash: balance In j, 9 and q
pears, bearing Interest and secured sy . Ssed %
nYai VI. L. WALLS o.. A.ess
By W. L. WALL l. 90. Azctdonsers>
VALUABLE BUILDING L0T 10 BE SOLD ar
Auc7Iex -On wNpNu5DAr Juns q as SIX
O'clock m, Numerically after the So OF Sns De-
BuildinS Lot sdtoirzns sad property. beirg Lea
No g. in resafvstion No il, froating o teet on u
Tsssns Of sale. One fsusth CASA; balance ms.
ct the exponee OF the Y1rcAaser.
nY 90 eo& d ". l, WALL d co., Auesa<
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ROAkD.-A lady having taken q hou>e in the i'm
y mediate neighborhood OF the Treasury, State,
furnished rooms. With board, and al the comforts
Of homo. A few table boarders VIII be taken.
Apply 1T Nc. 39o 18th street, between T and G
stReets, one square south Of Pa. avenue Refer
ences required. my ll-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

Has You discovered the impor ia Mt fact that the
Collar Store, AS Penn. avenue, near Four and-e
half street. Is the light place o'buy Jeselry and
oliver plated Ware: Ii not, lake orr word for IT,
or go and ses to- yourself what dollar will buy.
n iN"
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No. z, contrasting $751; square feet.
The entire square contains lis .9l8 square feet.
Tho tnpfoveme nts consist Of large weIi-built and
substantial brick dwelling house and cuthous es
suitable for srst class residences or place OF pu Sc
entertainment and summer resort, surrou ndsd By
shade trees and comm ndin ane view OF the Po-
minutes walk Of Willards' Hotel, ana will soon be
connected with Penn. avenue by the lath street
branch OF the Washington and GEORGETOWN Rail
road.
ID. Part of Lot No. !, in Square No a6y, frontirs
on Maryland avenue and lying between lss and ilt6
streets, containing 39 square feet and having ON
IL double tyo-:tory frame dwelling house. Also,
4 S76 square fest and having on il . double two
story frame Dwelling house. Lot No; 5. in sstd
s9uare, con tanning 500 square feet, and Lot No g.
in said square, containing 4.4ss square feet, and
house and stable.
Terms Of sale: one.third iu cash on the DAY OF
sale, the parchas or purchasers to eSscute his
bonds for the residue in Of the respective
heirs, psysbs With int reat at the legsi rate 81
ana II months after date, the title to % Withheld
till the payment OF all the purcb Sss mo-ez
All conveyan ing at cost of the purcassAr
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRY 4. CLARK,
CORNELIUS A. DOC6HERry.
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
Commissioners
my ls-eo&ds &c Me2UIRE& Co. Aucts.
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Nv MARsHAI.I. PAaN An.tan.a.-.

ERAAiE HOUSE AND THRBL Lots AT AUG
i TIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June ed
Iof3, at half past O'Clock, We will sell, on the
premises lot No 6, In sans .outh of No. 5e vita
. good Two-stSry Frame House. situated on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Second and Thira
streets. Also lots Nos. IA and is, ON the same
SQUARE. between et eond and Third, verv desirable
for stores and DIV ellings
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve,
my a;-eodS ds MAnsHALL i pA9E Auetx
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THE MEMBERS oP THE HHANKLzN Club
4 take pleasure n announcing % thele =
ifisnds and the public thas they win sivs
NINTH GRAND APrrRrooS AND
MOONLIGHT PIV.NIC
A. 6REF N SPRING. G-sYeeso.cn, D, C..
On 1UY1DAY, Juna 9th, S.
Coaches will 4 ave thr tsrmirus Of the 9sofge-
town Railroad at O'Clock .. m. And every auarser
OF IN hour =
Alfred Tourst. X. ,. Moooey.
@. W Ran r, A, ", Dorsey
je 1f,S,AiT. 4tt