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~ The Legislature OF California, at its late
session. passed an act requiring all tea cheers in
the public schools to take the oath Of allegiance,
and smother excluding all traitors and alien
enemies from courts of justice in civil cases.
~ 1t is estimated that the wool clip of the
country the present year will reach loo, OO0,O 900
pounds.
~ Families are daily wing Pembina and
Sc. Joseph, Mimi, 10 avoid massacre by the
hostile Indians gathering there.
~ The canker worms are deyouring the
apple trees in the neighborhood Of Newbury-
port, Mass.
- The coiored women of Ohio have had
magnificent stand of colors made for the 5Jth
Massachusetts, (colored) regiment
- The enrolment is progressing in Indiana
and will be completed a. IN early day.
~ The Vermont Democrats State Gsnyen.
tson will assemble on June Goth.
establishments are progressing in New YoSk
=, the rate Of fifteen or twenty per day.
~ Queen Victoria has gone summering 10
Balmofal
~ The New York Peter Funks, with one
exceptiou, have retired from bsssiness.
~ Bull Run Russell has gone % Poland TO
w-;ta letters thence to the London Times.
a. Five thousand barrels OF coal oil were
snipped East from Pittsburg on the 18th uis.
u0Horss stealing is terribly prevalent in
.Boprbon and adjacent counties, Kentucky.
nr Gen. Lew. Wallace - at his home IN
Crawfordsville, Ind.
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FROM THE FRONT

Madame Rumer to-day is busy with reports
OF movements on the Rappahannock by both
armies, indicating speedy collision. Such an
event. OF eourse,is always possible, and Hooker
mas Shown the enemy at Beverly Ford that he
is quite ready to meet them half way and a
trlfie over, when they put themselves in aggres.
sIye attitude. There is no doubt he is now
actively vigliant, to the end of putting similar
quietus to that at Beverly Ford upon rebel
invasion projects, but nothing has reached here,
We apprehend, going 10 show that a collision
has yet occurred between the opposing armies
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0EoRGKroWN, |.

i VI 60H0EtOW M - &QS isk tf<B.
In the Common Council. last evening.
resolution was unanimously passed appropri-
ating $lto for the purchase OF national Gag
and a suitable stan, 70 be displayed at come
conspicuous point on the next anniversary OF
American Independence, and being concurred
in by the Board OF Aldermen, it was signed.
The resolution offered by DIR. Clements at the
last meeting to refer to the legal voters, Of the
Corporation the subject whether the new narke,
house should be erected on the site of the present
one, or on one OF more central position. was,
after q spirited debate, laid on the table.
While writing. learn that lad named
Daniel Gleason was drowned this morning
while swimming, near the Old Foundry. They
are now searching Tor his body;
Steamer Salror, Mott New York, mdse. to
Morgan Reinhart; schr. Henrietta, English.
Baltimore, lumber to Libbey; l.. r. Hui.
Holmes, New York, hay to Government John
Warren, Lozier, Washington, grain to p. Ber-
ry; Charm, Crowell, Boston, mdse. to HartIy
& Bro; Alfred Hall, w right New York mds
to p Berry; Onrust, Thompson, Alexandra,
light; Yankee Blade, Coombs, do, do; Arctic,
Hicks, Washington, light
Departed by river: From Rays docks, schrs
D. Oaks, Oaks, Providence, R. l.; Lydia Ann.
Haisey, New York, with coal. From Agnue's,
schr. Yorktown, Waglan, New York, with coal.
From Borden Mining Co., schr. Oroco, Brown.
Newark. N. j.; Arctic, Hicks, New York.
Arrived by canaI:-Boats Edward Boyce,
wood, to Z. b. Barrett; ]. ". Copeland, Jas.
Shaw, Sam. Lumar, coal, to Rays docks; Gov.
Shaw, ceal, to &. u. d /. Co.; Ida and Mary
Francis, wheat; A. J. Boose, coal, TO Borden
Mining 90. - 1.'&
Business fair. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations as follows If.
Flour, super, S6.25aS650; extra, S6.50asS.75,
family, Ss.256s9.50; Darby's, $40; Rays, S9a$io;
Welch's, 80 Wheat, red, 81 40as1.45: white,
s155aS1.7O. Corn, yellow, sSa90c.; white, CSC.
Oats, by measure, SOC. Hay, S25aS3e. Mill
box, $5aS5.25;, cider, common, 22c.; do. clari-
fled, 30a35c.; Champagne cider, SASS per case;
whisky, 44c.; salt, G. A., $i.S7S1.90; fine, SAYS
bulk 75c. per buslel Cumberland coal, S4.25a
$3.50; anthracite, $3.50. Wood, pine, S4.5taS5;
oak, S5.50a$6 Lumber, pine, S25aS30 per ID.
Plaster, lump, S5aS6; ground, $9as10.
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TELEGRAPE1Igy.
FROM NASSAU
THE STEAMER RHODE ISLAND AFTER
BLOCKADE RUNNERS

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Nassau pa.
pers are again indignant. The gunboat Rhode
Island has chased the steamer Margaret and
Jessie, and the steamer Sirens, within the pre-
scribed limits OF maritime law, firing a full
hroadsde at one of them, which ploughed up
the ground near the dwellings on shore, and
wounded two fishermen.
A dangerous explosive war weapon, shipped
from Nassau for Charleston, on the former,
was thrown over board by order OF the Cap
tain, near Charleston. The conclusion caused
by its fall in the water exploded it, and the
steamer was badly damaged. Capt. Wilson
was nearly killed.
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Fears OF a Rebel Invasion OF Pennsyl
vania

yanla.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE OF THE STATE
HARRISBURG NEARLY CAPTURED
General Couch has fully assumed command
OF the Department OF Susquehanna eastern
Pennsylvania. Yesterday morning Gen. c.,
Gov. Curtin, Gen. Schenck and others, were
In consultation at the Capital of the State.
The Harrisburg correspondent of the Phila.
delphia Inquirer says:
"The Governor, after due consultation, CO.
lncides with Gen. Couch in the declaration
that there is positive danger of invasion, and
tnat IL is absolutely necessary to call out the
militia for State defense. He has therefore
autographed to Washington to have all recruit
Ing for the regular or volunteer service in this
State stopped, SO that all our citizens NAV be
available in the defelke OF the borders, and
the General Government has consented to the
measure as necessary and expedient in the ef-
fort to repel the invasion.
Gen. Couch positively asserts, and he of
course should know whereof he speaks, that
had it not been tor our attack on the epemy's
cavalry on Monday, the enemy would neo be in
Harrisburg.
"Ail this was kept quiet yesterday and last
night, that the authorities might have time to
consult upon feasible plan OF operations
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
sKIRMIsH NEAR MIDDLErowN, VA.
THE REBELS DRIVEN INTO AN AMBUSCADE
AND CAPTURED.

The 18th Pennsylvania cavalry and s7th
Pennsylvania infantry, with ore section of ar
tillery, had skirmish with some 400 rebel
cavalry yesterday afternoon Near Middletown,
Va. The 18th skirmished with the rebels a
short time, and drew them into an ambuscade
OF the s7th and artillery. Eight of the rebels
We're killed, number wounded and thirty
seven, including a captain and two lieutenants,
AIKEN prisoners. No car ualties on our side.
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FIRING AT A BALLOON

We learn that the firing heard on the Kappa
hammock yesterday was nothing more than the
reoeis peiting away at one OF our balloons
with a rife gun. Some OF the shot from the
gun " histled uncomfortably near the ears of
the officers engaged in taking observations in
the balloon, and it was lowered ont of harms
way. The rebels do not seem to relish our in
specting their operations Just now per balloon.
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SEIZED

An attempt TO smuggle into Virginia four
kegs OF whisky in as many barrels of potatoes
was discovered yesterday at the Alexandria
terry. Both the whisky and potatoes We're
seized by order of Capt Todd and turned over
to Property Sergeant V. N. Milliette for distri-
button among the hospitals.
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RETURNING HOME

Yesterday, the 9th New Jersey, 700 men,
Coi Robinson arrived and in the evening left
Tor their homes. The 2lst New Jersey, 500 men
Col. Mettier, arrived last night, and this morn
ing VIII leave The terms tor which the men
enlisted having expired, they will be mustered
out as soon as they reach their homes
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ON pAROIE

Capt. krause, who was arrested some weeks
since and confined in the Old Capitol for al
legged malfeasance in Office while he was in
charge OF the working gangs of contrabaads,
was yesterday released on parole. Capt. X.
expresses confidence that he viii be able to
clear up satisfactorily any chs -ge connected
with his management of the COZ trabands.
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New YORK. June 13.-Adviees from New
Orleans to the 9th inst. state that the condition
o. Gen Sherman is better, and the probability
is not only his life but his leg will be saved,
though he may be lame for life.
skirmishing is constantly going on at Port
Hudson. Our forces are busily constructing
batteries along the entire line. which it was
expected would be completed and opened
against the enemy on the 9th inst.
The opinion prevailed that the rebels could
not hold out twenty -four hours thereafter. A
deserter says there is only small force at Port
Hudson.
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MAIL ROBBERS ARRESTED

The arrest of three men charged with robbing
the post Office at Davenport, Iowa, was report
ed at the Post Office Department this morning
They were not connected with the office, and
their operations were conducted by means of
false keys. They have been lodged in the jail
at Davenport
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FROM PORT HUDSON.

OUR FORCES CONSTRUCTING BATTERIES
ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. n.
TUE coNyALEscENr GAME

IT he GUN v Nd ESCENT GA MP
near Alexan dria is DOW in a higher location.
said to be all that could BE- reasonably desired
as regards arrangements, cleanliness and sup
plies. There are 2,io0 parcled Federal prison
ers there, but not any Confederate prisoners,
as has been stated. There are also some 9, 100
csnvalescents in the camp at this time, to be
returned to their regiments as soon as passible.
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MlMPH1s, June 12-The Mssissippian Of
the i;h and 5th inst. gives details of the fight
at Port Hudson. Says Kirby Smith drove
Banks in confusion. he leaving dead and
wounded on the ground. According to that
paper Smith was pushing Banks on the 5th.
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REPORTED DIsBANDMENT OF MOSEBY'S
GUERILLAS
THEY Fly TO THE WOODS,

A rumor reached headquarters this morning
to the effect that Moseby, finding himself SO
holly pursued by our forces, had disbanded
his men, and that they had taken to the woods
Nothing official, however, to that effect, had
been received up to the hour of our going to
prpsS
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPITAL

SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL
Inc sixty-nIne prisoners OF war who reached
here last evening from Aqua Greek We're sent
to the Old Capitol this morning by order OF
Capt. Todd.
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TO ARRIVE

Seven hundred wounded soldiers are expect
ed to arrive here this afternoon at 5 O'Clock,
from Aqua Geek They will be distributed
among the yarious hospitals.
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DaOPosALs FOR STEAM SCREW sLoOPs OF
II WAR

L.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June IL, 1853.
Inc Navy Department will, until The 18th day of
June, receive propositions for the complete con-
ftruction and 60 uipment of one or mere steam
screw sloops Of war of Hout three Thousand tons
United States Measurement, as a double .decked
vessel
The steam achinery to consist of boilers having
not lesE than nine hundred square feet of CRATE
surface anc twenty. five thousand square feet 81
heating surface with engines of sufficient capacity
OF cylinder 10 work off the maximum quantity Of
steam the boilers can be made to furnish with
combustion of not less than fourteen thouea nd
thousand pounds Of coal per hour To be tte v, N
sprface condenser having an exposed surface
not less than seven thousand square feet.
The boiler and condenser tubes to be of brass
rudder post and rudder, to DC Of BRASS and copper
To be provided with eight blowing engines and
eight steam pum DIS.
che vessel to be furnished with masts, RI gazing.
Fails, boats tanks, casks furniture spare maohin-
cry, and tools. similar ana in proportion to her
all respects ready for naval service at sea- with
the exception of guns, ordnance and other stores
fuel, nautical instruments, anchors and csblss,
fags, alley and cooking utensils, and ready for
officers and crew.
The coal bunker to be sufficient to contain not
less than six hundred and fifty tons of coal.
The total weight of guns and ammunition is esti-
mated to weigh one hund red and twenty tons, and
ire num- der OF the crew three hundred persons.
The proposition must state the names of the par
are to be built. the sum for which the vessel
will be delivered complete at q navy yard the
time within y hich she will be completed together
with the load draft of water
The contract will embrace the usual conditions,
and the Department reserves the right to reject
this Advertisement, if in its opinion, the public
interest requires. je l32AWtI1
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FROM INDIANA.
THE MURDERERS OF PROVOST MARSHAL
STEVENS CAPTURED

CINCINNATI, June ia special dispatch to
the Commercial dated Indianapolis, 18th inst,
says the murderers of Provost Marshal Stevens
have been arrested and brought here
Il man was hung IN the vicinity of the MUIR
der for using traitorous language.
A company of cavalry has been sent to john
SON county, to assist IN the enrolment
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LOCAL NEWS.
We SOLID MEN OF WASHINGTON GO
On AN EXCURSION.

They Visit we Ancient Town of Annapolis.
Double ye Dangerous Promontsry
Of Lookout, and Cast Anchor
in ye placid Potomac.
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PRoNoTIoN.-It affords us much pleasure to
announce the promotion of E. d Webster, ESQ ;,
OF the State Department, to ith class clerk.
snip. Mr.. WIS fidelity to business and gentle
manly demeanor has won for him host of
friends
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REBEL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR AT
PORT HUDSON

BANKS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN ROUTED
IN CONFUSION, LEAVING HIS DEAD
AND WOUNDED ON THE FIELD
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FIRE TO BE OPENED ON THE ENEMY ON
THE 9Th INSTANT
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~"The Invalid Corps" so admirably organ
lied by Dir. Secretary Stanton, with the assist
ance ofProvost Marshal Gen. Fry, is destined
to be most popular and useful measure.
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NATIONAL LoAN.-Eational 2O) Loan sub
scriptions, at the office of Jay Cooke & Co,
amounted yesterday TO S1,36s, 300.
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u SUGAR OURED HAMS.
We have Just received 800 more of those choiee
Sugar cured Hams 1GAN & PERRID
je E-s. Cocoec of 9Th and stroska
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KIRBY SMITH PUSHING BANKS ON THE
9TH INSTANT
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GIN. GRANT CoMMUNICATING WITH THR
FLEET BY SIGNALS.

GEN. LEE CLAIMS THAT STUART DROVE
THE FEDERAL FORCES BACK IN The
FIGHT AT BEvERLY'S FORD.
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SHIppERs WILL TAKE NOTICE.

The ARCTIC EXPRESS COMPANY having
D' nss naa
pared te receive orders for freigh taKAHA
on MON DA Y the 18th instant. Shippers of perish.
able goods may rely upon safe daily line Suffers
Will Ind 1T to their interest TO forward by this line
This Company have storage for any amount of
gooda in their large and commodious depot
w. w. VAN NESS
JeE-N General super intendent
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PICKETs AROUND VICKS8CRG
TEN MILES DEEP.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTERN FROM NEW
- YORK TO LIVERPOOL. 500
The steamship GkEfM

The StAsmshi E@E3N
G 3 AT ASTERN @Hdh
WALTER PATTON, Commander
viii be dispatched
: PROM Ii ERPooL FRoMNEW YORK
TUESDAY. 1900. June so Tuesday - July 81
ard at il tervsls therester of about six weeks from
- each port
Ge~ond cabin state room berths meals
Iurnlehed at separate tables. .S7o
Excursion tickets out and back in the first and
second cabin only, fare ana half
servants accompanying passengers and children
under : years of age, half price Infants free.
Third cabin ..... c5n
Storage. with superior mod ations. - $40
above ~ %
All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in q.
). currency.
Each passenger allowed % cubic feet of luggage.
an experienced SUI =, on On board
For passage apply emily to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office &c Broadway, New York
For freight apply OF, v to
ROWLAND Il ASPINWALL. Agents
Je il 3m "a South str eet New York
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NE. EMETS EXCELsIOR CohN SALVH
Price Is and 20 csnts boz. The 90 cent boxes are
prepared for cse % cent boxes contain ciona
Dc. I. EAEE. 9 Assor P,scs. New FORK is H.fW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-13

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell.-This morn
ing letters Of administration were issued as
follows To Harriet LIE Csnte on the estate eff
Mrs. Harriet G. Nesbit August Peterson, on
the estate of Adam Hahkill, late captain on
Gen. Banks stan, who was recently killed in
Louisiana; r. II. Clarke, ON the estate of
Raphael Semnles, ir.; and Mrs. Margaret Cor.
man, on the estate of James A. German
Testamentary letters were issued to Alex,
B. Hagner and d. r. Hagner, executors of the
will of Mrs. Francis Hagner.
In the matter of the petition Of Joshua A.
Richie, Mary A. Richie, Joseph Carberry and
others, heirs at law of Thomas Carberry, de.
ceased, the probate to the will has been set
aside, and the case has been set for trial for
Tuesday week Messrs. r. ]. Brent, r.. n.
Crawford and w. Redin are engaged for the
petitioners, and Joseph H Bradley for the
estate. -
1t is understood that the petitioners contest
the will, which bequeathes large amount of
property for charitable purposes, on the ground
that the testator's mind was disordered at thu
time of making the will. Quite a number of
witnesses have been summoned on each side.
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IN AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHING TON a~d GEORGETOWN. %. C.
STEAMSHIPS x
<zA1AA BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, 1nA
a&&3e sALy0R AND JAS. <EG
sz1 8. GREEN.
REGULAR Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS Ana BAT
URDAYs. at l2 m. from foot of Hiah street
6ec,sstovn. and Pier Is. foot Of Wall sfrse. New
,Yofs.
MORGAN 4 RHINEHART
Agents, foot OF High street
Georgetown or
JAMES HAND. Agsnt,
ie l26ms 1T Wall street. New York
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


REBEL REPORTS PROM v1cKsBCRG.
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THE REBELS EXPECTED TO SURRENDER
SPEEDILY THEREAFTER.
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fISTRICT UF COLUMBIA,
~ WAsBInGroN COUNTY, To-wIF:
ORPHANS' COURT, I'd June, 1853.
~ Repetition Of Ca tharins v. Booth, guardian
y to James O and Thaddeus A. Cram ptsn or nhans
ofJohn +. Champion deceased
Mrs. Catharine Y. Booth guardian az aforesaid
having reported that she has sold to Cary Gwynne
Esq under the decree of this 1urt in this cause
passed May l2th, 1868, the entire interest of said
in the southern part OF Lot No. Is, in Square No,
3?. with the improv ements thereon and that the
II IS by the Court. this I'd day of June, A. d. 1863
ordered, that said sale be ratified and confirmed
unless be shown to the contrary on or before
the I'd day of August next: Provided, that COPY
Of this order be published in the Evening Star ut
least week for three successive weeks before
SAID I'd day of August ne1t
WILLIAM T. PURCELL, Sole Judge
True copy-Test T.. G. ROBBINS
je 1S-law3w~ Register of Wills
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RY MISTAKE OR MISCHIEF SOME PERSONS
~ accusing me of havi ns WRONGLY sold CIGARS in
Washington. The undersigned offers Fifty dol ars
reward TO any Italian other person who could
sodeeisrs and prove Addrsss. With reel name
5S4 Penn avenue, between I'd and ID ste.
Je IL ST. A. CICIRELLO
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

$40 pieces new style Lawns,
SO : Calicoes,
lC0 Mo2am bque, rich styles,
Is : Sprins and Summer Chalies,
1000 packs Pins, N os. 5, 4 aud 5,
SO dozen Spool Cotton,
lG0 pieces Tarleton for overng pictures,
20 pieces Shifting Flannel,
Our stock is fall in all aepa rtments, all of which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
VIM. X. Riley & BRO,
No. SO Central Stores, oppo. Center Market,
ie I32w betw cen 7th and Stn streets
DILES, PILES, PILES,-Dr. WITRIELD,S
Z VEGETABLE PILL are warran ted a certain
cure for Piles. The worst cases yield after
two doses No surgical operation should be re-
sorted to- as relief thus obtained is but
and cnre has erer BEEN perfected by tie OF III
Mr. Stiles, No. SAG Broadway; MI Hus h No.
LOT Spring street; Mr.; Fisher, No. 544 Broome
street and numerou. ladies' whose addresses can
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by D. s. BARNES
& CO., No. 2O2 Broadway and by the Proprietor.
j. YOUNG,
ie l3 I'm No. 4S1 Broadway, New York
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REAT BAR GAINS
~ FROM THE
PRIZE AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY LAST.

$500 yards CHALLIEs,
66eS :. PHx MITDob DRESS GOODS.
Also, a large lot of different kinds of damaged
DRESS GOODS very low
Damaged BALMORAL SKIRTS. &C.
y. & W. MEYENBERG,
- Market Space. under the Avenue House,
je Il between 7th and 9Th strests
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0E A GRAND STRAW .ERRY FESTIVAL
N will be held at Temperance II all, D sire ct,
near ne Ninth. on THURsDAY, FRIDAY and SAT
commencing at 71s O'Clock, by the SONS Of Tenn
pernnce OF the District of Columbia Coed music
will be provided. Admission 10 cents lie IO.4ts
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- Z W A & w s!
CAPTURE OF THE
ITEAMER NARRAGANSETT
WITH CARGO OF
ID r Y G. o 0 g,
Suitable for the ladies of Washington, amongst
which can be found
Beautiful small figured CHALLIES at lsY cents,
Real FRENCH LAWNS at l554 cents
Rich PLAID MOZAMBIQUES at IS worth so cents
And great many other burgains.
Call early and secure tn em at
LANSBURGH & BRO. q
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
5e 121w* 3doors above street.
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fSHO1( OLD RYE AND
~ MON0NGAHELA WHISKY
We h8 Q on hand superior old Monongshela,
choice NE, old Nectar, old Family Nectar and old
& Frehling's California Native Wines and Bran
dies The following our brands: Angelica Port,
bite Muscatel and Hook Wines and pure Grape
Brandy. EGAN & PERRfE,
je II st Corner of 9Th and Il streets
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nC@ICE CREAM, AT WHOLESALE AND RK
N TAIL--Families. Boarding Houses, Hotels,
Retailers, Excursioaists, &c, supplied at lowest
rates. J.FCSSELL,
my Him Corner ETH and Sta