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Further Particulars of the Succ essful Re.
pulse OF the Enemy there-They retreat

LATER FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
Further Particulars of the Successful Re.
pulse OF the Enemy there-They retreat
with loss. a.a
The steamer Lizzie Baker arrived at one
O'Clock day, from the White House. Z
We learn from wounded officer who came
up on the Baker, that a severe fight occurred
on Tuesday between a portion Of Sherldan's
cavalry and i large force Of rebel cavalry, said
to be FitZhugh Lees and Hampton's COM
mands. -..s
General Sheridan returned TO the White
House from his raid Oh Monday evening, after
the fight between Abercrombie and the rebels
at the White House, the particulars Of which are
given elsewhere.
The rebels were believed to be still in the
vicinity. and next morning, about 10 o'clock,
Sheridan went in quest of them.
He advanced about one mile and half from
the White House, when ne suddenly came
upon the enemy posted in thicket. severe
fight Immediately ensued and continued until
three O'Clock, when the rebels fell back about
two miles. Here they again made stand, and
held their position until near dark, when the
During The night the enemy fell back. and in
the morning yesterday Gen. Sheridan ordered
another advance, and when our informant left
the White House, which was at Ii O'Clock yes.
terday it was reported that Sheridan had
pushed on some five miles without finding the
rebels.
In this attack we captured about thirty pris.
oners and a number of horses and equipments.
Our loss is reported to be fifty wounded, and
between ten and fifteen killed. 80 b..
The loss of the rebels must have been much
more severe, from the fact that when our forces
came upon them they were dismounted, and
before they could regain their horses deadly
fire was poured into them, which threw them
into confusion for some time, but they finally
rallied, and fought with much desperation.
Mai. W. g. Bentley. OF the 9TH New York
cavalry who lost leg in this enga cement,
came up on the Baker, as did, also. thirty-two
wounded men.
The rebels infest the banks Of the Pam unky
near the White House. The steamer Lizzie
Han cock was fred into yesterday morning by
a detachment OF rebel cavalry when passing
down the river, at point ten miles from the
White House. One hundred and forty two
shots struck her, and her pilot was seriously
wounded. A cavalry force was sent after the
rebels and drove them OFF, -
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CONFORMATION FOR THE ENEMY"


The Republican processes to fear that the an
nouncement made by the papers that the Pres
ident has gone down to the James river on q
boat, has given information to the enemy, ena-
bling them to she'll said boat. Considering
that the announcement was not made until
many hours after the President had reached
his destination, the fears Of the Republican may
be safely set aside az groundless. But what
shall be said Of the reckless announcement
made by the Republican,, in much Headed type,
that the President has gone on "a horseback
ride into Virginia for his health? Gould
more imprudent statement be crowded into the
same number OF words!
The result probably is that every sharp
shooter in Lees army is occupied bringing
his telescope. rifle sight to bear along our
lines in search of any tallish individual on
horseback who may bear resemblance to our
r expected Chief Magistrate. And even if the
President should escape harm. it is more than
likely that many valuable lives will be lost Of
equestrian civilians, who happen to be split up
rather high-newspaper correspondents and
others-in consequence Of this indiscreet an
nouncement by the Republican.
And in view Of the serious consequences
likely to result from the Republicans danger
Gus publication, we submit that there is some.
thing like cruel irony conveyed in the words
s'for his health
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CONsCRIPTS-sEV,
'5,I- ERAL DROWNED. I

This morning, the steamship Consttu-
ton, of New York, arrived here, bringing
up eight men taken from schooner off Lower
Cedar Point, which had picked them up. They
proved to be OF party OF conscripts and de-
serters who were embarked yesterday at Alex
andria, on the Delaware. for the Army OF the
Potomac, and while going down the river If
tec,l of them jumped overheard, and enaea-
schooner. The remaining seven are supposed
to have been drowned. They told various
stories as to how they came to be aboard the
schooner, some stating that q rail Broke, when
they fell over; but there is no doubt but that
they are deserters, as the most OF them had no
pantaloons on when they were picked up, and
had their money tied up in their shirts. They
also attempted several times to bride the off,
GERS Of the Constitution TO let them eft. They
were turned over to the guard at the 9th street
wharf this morning, and taken to the Provost
MarshalS
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SUCCESSFUL RAID ON THE REBELS.

SUCUESSf I'd KAIU VN THE KEBELS.
A correspondent of the Baltimore American
gives the particulars of recent RAID into Vir-
ginia from Point Lookout by the troops nnder
command Of Brig. Gen. Draper. The force
had two engagements with the rebels, captured
prisoners and horses, and destroyed large
amount of property, including the FIGURING,
mills of r. NJ. T. Hunter.
+ The expedition returned to Point Lookout
on Monday night, having been away eight
days, capturing on the route 200 horses and
mules, 400 head OF cattle and 50 sheep, and
bringing away 400 contrabands, and farming
utensils to large amount. aga
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
REBEL BARBARIsM

List of UnIeni Officers Piaceds under Fire
By the Rebels in the City Of Charleston. Z
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-The Petersburg
Express, OF the 18th, gives the following list OF
Union officers who have been placed in a por.
ton Of the city Of Charleston which has been
exposed many months, nights and days, to the
IRE of opr guns, Of which General Sam Torres
ySeymou1ag WesseIiAo Sea mmon,, ShAleE AID
Hickman; Colonets +. e.. 0rpyers R. Hanktts
W. Hartman, J. II Lehman, o. Fl. LegfAnte;
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EXTENSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
---"'--. WASHINGTON.
The following General Order has been issued

from the War Department.:
War DEPARTMENT,
Adjatdnt Generals Office, June II, 1851. s
General Orders, No. 2Ii-That portion of
Maryland between the Patuxent, the Chesa-
peake Bay and the Potomac River, including
the Prisoners Camp at Point Lookout, is added
to the Department of Washington. tl3s7f7 ,
By orderof the Secretary OF War.
E. Il. TOWNSEND, |
.,ft-.,ts-- = nj Assistant Adjutant General.
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V,RY DONovAN's BLACKBERRY CORpIII
i Price, q per bottle. For sale By ali Drus.
slsts je .sst
DY J. @. Mc9UIRE & Co. Auctionee7s-

By direction of the yestry Of st. Johns Parish
we shall sell, on Thu RsDAY, June %, atl o'cloci
on the premises. all that part OF Lot No g. IN
Square No confronting g feet az inches the e,st
side Of 18th street west, between II and streets
This lot is situated in the Immediate vicinity ~
Presidents Square, snd is considered 4 desirabis
Terms. One.third in cash; the remainder in Al,
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY
deed Of trast ON the premises,
(yonyeysnces at the cost ef the purchaser
"a % ~ ~ J. G. Mcguire & co Aucts
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

rBy the Peoples Line-Ofice 5l1 Ninth street,
NEW York, June 23.-U. s. 1891, coupon 6's,
112x; U. S. 52Us, los X; Certificates Of Indebt-
sdness, 9SN; N. T. Central, 1928: Erie, l12x;
Hudson River, 1897; Harlem, 260; Reading,
13S9; Michigan Central, $50; Michigan South.
ern, OK; Illinois Central, 12SH; cleveland and
Plttsburg, III; Cleveland and Toledo, 143 Y; Obi.
cago and Rock Island, 1124; Milwaukie and
Prairie du CHEN, IS; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, Iii; Alton and Terra HAute,
63; Chicago and Northwestern, 2Si Quick
silver, 1R.
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Gray.s Patent Nodded
=. Collars, -.

Are universally pronounced the neatest and tess
citing collars e1tant. If.. .s-g
The upper edge presents perfect curve, ftss
fron the angles noticed in al other collars.
The crav at causes no Fuckers on the inside cstis
turn-dovn collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
"A Outside. and therefore perfectly freq al
s.sy TO the neck. = - .lsass2-
tshed edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply Eat pieces of pspsr
cut in the form of q collar. but are M0LD9D
AND SHAPED TO FIT THE NECK. '.fs2a'
They ire made in ''Novelty," for turn dow,
styeJ in every hall size from 1s to II inches. ana
In Eureka, ," forGarotte.) from Is to n inches;
and hacked in "solid siies"in neat blue cartons.
con aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones of ten
sseh-the latter q very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers 49, ID
1EyERY COLLAR is stamped Icy
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
+ Sold by all dealers in mems furnishing goods
The trade supplied BY glia a.sptsoL H1Ayt
~ -ot-sis sd, WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
g a,lt. sn g - 1922 PA. ayenue W.shlnston.
ME uAYK JUST RECEIVED IRON EUROPE
w large lot IF Che anest Itsbsn SiQitn
that have s5SsssiiI sG vs
lin, andseyegA sthysof asHgesisn Sl aasI Il ores,
s sss9 81 c ess
fts s.s ss n " ~ h e. iassTaERSfT
eja Corner Of llth street md fs assSs''
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REfoRTs--Second Precinct.-,Fred k
Smith, disorderly, dismissed. Ann Jones, do;
Sophia Blagden, do; SO each. A. +. Dainty,
assault and battery; jail for court,
Third Precinct Chas. Granderson, selling
liquor unlicensed; $40. H. Dodge and Charles
Jett, assault and battery; Jail for court. Emily
Berkley, and Lizzie Wells, .disorderly; $3.50
each. John Ashton, bathing; locked up. Mary
Barnes, 7disorderly; $IAl. John Conner, Go.
and drunk: S5A4. T. K. Holson, disorderly;
S2.A. Catharine Dorsey, drunk; Sill Dennis
McCaun, do; dismissed. 1ta ..-Gzif-
Fourth Prectacf.-David Baird, grand larceny;
bail for court. Barbara Burnley, disorderly;
So. Mary Lawrence, do; 50. Eliza Bias, do;
do. James Dunoyan, do. and drunk; military.
John johnson, disorderly; SO. Thos. Wright,
DO. do. Thomas Wood dO do! tovt 81.
Sisth Preciact-Mary Fable disorderly; dis
missed. Henry bucket, alias King. supposed
deserter; military = - . .
Tenth Pyecinet.-John Evans, assault and
battery; bail for court. Sarah Brown, keep
ing bawdy house; Jail for court. Catherine
O'Brien, drunk; dismissed John S. Valiant,
disorderly; SO. Elizabeth Brown, threats Of
orderly+ military. ELLEN Smith, grand lar.
ceny; deferred. It,,s,.r-, -...s 80; 80.
PASSING A CONFINEMENT NoTR-Yesterday
Marshall 5. Burnett was arrested by. special
officer Harrigan for attempting to pass a coun.
terfeit fifty dollar note upon Gait & Bro, Jew
seiers. The note was offered in payment for q
pair of sleeve buttons. The note is an excel
lent counterfeit as far as the plate is concerned,
and calculated 70 deceive any one not accus-
toned to handling the genuine. The counter
felt was detected by the paieness OF the ink.
Officer Harrigan took Burnett before Justice
Dinsey, who committed the prisoner to Jail for
court Burnett has been engaged in bringing
horses from Vermont for the government Sev :
eral persons have been deceived by similar
commercials ,eots L,..aR d Btaa iase.7rI
s7s SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs:-Iamss
Mcclure, disorderly; S5 rJno. Lee, DO; vi 49,
Catharine Khnn, assault; bail for peace Ar
thnfsW hithsrow, deserticn: Jno: Delaney,
spepicioh Of theft. and z Seymour, drunk; dis-
Missed. Martha Birch. and MARY Smith, pro-
family s2 each. Sam Cruts, dyofaeriyi %. p.
Giiien. disorderly; do. Sam Cruit, gdisorderly
and profane; dismissed. Edward Chandler,
drunk; military nes - IL ysg11g TSkO1T
/. aRAspe lI,AlEossgs- Saturday, offcer W,
Grant arrested boy 10 years Of age, for the
larceny o. ,sfe from Tubsr2 baker. on 4K. near
d STREET The boy was employed by MT. tuber,
and took an opportunity 70 rob his employer Of
no. He was taken before Justice 0iberson,
who sent him toTjai; for COURT ~ 10 go q
eNsBAIL.-We hear itistated on
TIE street that Jos. Il 6AvaEe, .hId~aFe mers
Giant. arrested on charge OF defraudisg the
raASA hoo h1ou ,frelA andN
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8 ORxLEAaRD eNsBAIL.-We hear itlstated cns
tie street that tJcs L. Savage, hardware mere
chant, arrested on charge OF defraudtsg the
Goxernfneht, has heen irel eAssdaceAt $500, 0cO
bsif; HIS sefufitieS being TIP Morgan, W. E.
Spaldtpg, George avages and bis own rscog.s
nj1aNr kasEs gaI19E
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WILLIAM RRADLkY BIGS 70 INFORN ais
w friends and the Dublic that he has On had
yssietx OF large and bssstifSi ST lsSf nonunsats
erdee and Il thsnkfI for Saat fsvers and hspAa 10
solicit share Of their pAtrenAys. Penn aveaU q.
bS.WsAa NtA ~ In 81. nh E-eo1Es
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VFrom the publishers and from Hudson
Taylor, 1874 Penn. avenue, Jos. Shillington,
Odeon Building, and J. O Parker, $40 street
we have copies of the admirable July number
Of the ANaatics NeptasN IrfskT .
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Arrest Of the Navy Agent at New York on
Serious Charges.

SON was arrested yesterday on q warrant is
sued nv Commissioner Belts, ON serious
charge, embracing fraud, bribery, and trans
mission Of false vouchers. He was held to ten
thousand dollars bail He was removed from
Office by the President and Mr.. Bridge OF the
Navy Department has taken charge.
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THHARRfsr OF NAVY Agent HENnRR-
soH.-The New Yark Navy Agent Henderson,
reported by telegraph rs under arrest charged
with fraud, is one OF the parties concerned In
the late speppery controversy with Thurlow
Weed,
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WOOD FOB sALHs-Abons ,lSo 1cs.ds Of Wood !.
iastcs % The EsiEesd, nd vitSin ausrter OF .
pileef Riyss'r Sli 3, And near The tusnp.ks. For
saIe lev; Applyt3 J. ". vkIrOH. Attcf.syA b
Law, DladenssSFg, Nd. ts9-swf
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GRAVEL ROOFsi a. ,1-'IaEE1g
VI -. 80. GR Az RLR O0FAil

Hc WILSON CO., successors 70 ), i. VA .,l,..,1
sonb Erhinyton, .. @. msnufacturers IN.
RRH9NyIEr ,, F1 ls Saa WATER d1TER PROOF FELT, CT
2 Once.16i ed street, below Pa averae. Orders
7 may be LETT It once Mutual Insurance Company,
tn stree. snd t:e aiEana ssenae. or address to
= All work executed promptly and on the most
reasonable terms, sAd warranted. Repairs made
promptly. NIB II -3mS
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STATE or THE THHRMoxsTsRlAt Fr,,,
LIN & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsyiya,;.
avenue, the Thermometer stood to-day A. !,
o'clock, IS In the shade; 100 In the sur.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Wednesday. June 2. 1854. large sorrel
IL HORSE. with Z. 8. and O. marked on him. A
:Ss VII e ,in Se III
q m, R1WARD-A GRAY HORSE strsyed on
81 1sS ods
ssfs Co f s. '';s
osToR MeR 1N shs 18th hit r ,pf
isSS ;tsts' between 9Th and 7'h and aud SITS
I OsT..9n Mednesday, June q, small COL 1
II ORED CHILD, aged about six years; goes by
the name of Catharine Jones. ANY one returning
warded; 9 st. south, between ID and cd west it.
Sd Sg Il white
wi" Be- ;fa s' III IA a. s ~ sss
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SIB-
- scriber, on the Bladensburg road near the
Catholic Cemetery, two COWS. The owner will
please come forward, prove property, pay charges
ie ST. ' away HENRY W D1EHL.
TAKEN IP.agyo Tie rsubsoribsr, on The I'd q
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
iaa isfs ass
jela-zt* Mount Pleasant Hospital.
T OST-On Wednesday morning, between the
q xo
senting St. Peters at Rome; the ether: Burns,
b. them q
SON B ssS tn g. CO. 1888 Penn avensss: Pc
u; S gSfdE FsH2 II Ak sSss qasf
be suitably rewarded by leaving them Nth it. the
Snort 18th hosas n s1dsRsd I'D oS%
{ r. STREET. s.
I 0sT,,A pair Of GOLD sPECTACLEs, bstwsen
on the IS eTsa M Sc p'a fs T
r pes.e take ' nose ass 0ners AtFREp
.9ss assa% ns SIs 2S "a
with the initials s. G: on the back Its especially
valued as it contains hair Of deceased friends a
ss rsTf 5a w be paid if to 90 18th
HIRED AND NOT RETURNED61A., man call.
ing himself Wilson hired BAY A. INC HORSE Fss
s5n hsnds and ns
BTGGY boot Covered with patent leather, square
eth, about noon. 4 liberal reward viii be paid
for the return of any all of the a.oys and also
for f. tie as nan. NAbbs strses near Sspi 18th
S5 P % ii 81, s SSoE. sf|
RAD SCHREWER, or Sth street west, between 3
and streets north 7-' ~ Je 2l-3t*
T OST-Near the Baltimore Depot. Monday morn.
IL ing early. fine light brindle BULL DOG.
who answers to the name of Frank. Amy person
leaving this dog at Capt Camps Office, at the Sol
liberal reward je 2l-3t"
TAKEN CP ESTRAY. on the 21st of June, .
Il small red cow. with white breast and white
horns; head and right fore foot tied together.
property, pay charges. and take her away. JOHN
Z. RITTER. near Wilson'S Lampblack Factory,
foot of 22d street. ie 2l-3t*
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DY JAMES @. MEG UIRE 4 Co., Auetioneers
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 10TH AND

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July y, ST six
and. alf 'clock p. m, the premises. We shall
sell Lot No: Is and part of - in Square No IS
ing q feet 21s inches on 10th street near K. and
improved by a So bstantisl two story Brick Dwell
ing House, with back building, stablng, &c
another. adjoining the above on the south side.
with front Of d feet inches; on which is stabns
side of the house, having front of . feet inch
and lot at the corner of K and 10th streets, hay
Ing front Of q fee est inches on i s
This valuable property is situated on the second
square north OF Lafayette Square, and in very
fine location for private residences.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in SIX ard
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
% ie 23-d JAS G. MEG I,IRE & Co. Auct's
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TAKEN CP ESTRAY. on the 21st of June, .
i small red cow, with white breast and white
horns; head and right fore foot tied together.
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges. and take her away. JOHN
Z. RITTER near Wilson'S Lampblack Factory,
foot of 22d street. ie 2l-3tT
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IMPORTANT TO sUTLERSoa|
-s1f = Suffers WILL FIND N@s
80, H. A. DOWNING & co.'s
% N c e " z A TED CL3A,X
TO BE A MOST vALCABLs ARTICL11 TO
go .. THEIR TRADE v1fetaeeg
1t sells very rapidly and is the most economical
article Of d,t for the officers mess. It is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Sou, or
Chowder.l It il highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large. ~.sr-
H. A, DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
~. TEaGr! No. hi East 18th st., New York,
For sale By BARBOUR e SEMMEs, Sole Agents,
,as 90 H., ~ ~ 65 Louisana Avenue,
De 2-iy ,isI Saf 7, - - Washington ID g.
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Official War Bulletin.

Grant Organizing Another Movement-Re-
ported Defeat of Hunter at Lynchburg,
ya.-Latest from Gen. Sherman-Con.
tinued Severe Fighting IN Geersia-All
Quiet in Sisers Department.
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c. WARD.-Strayed or stolen, on the 18th
horns black at the end; hole in each ear. The
above reward will be given if returned to CON-
RAD SCHREWER, or Sth street west, between
and s streets north Je 2l-3t*
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RILLIARgD IABLEs fok sALE;sThe subscri
BILLIARD A TABLES. nearly new, 1ll5
Inquire at the Billiard room, corner 49,
OF llth reetaud Pennsslysnia avenue. jeH-H
A LLOW NE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
H "a NY really hss9Tdsops o steck Of MILLIM
Just arrived and ready for your inspection. *
!! can state without boasting that have the
hsndso NEST stock of FLOWERS ever imported,
Which, looking at them, win conyince; English
Straw Bonnets from $3.50 to els, and those
beautiful Psnillas, Is white as the driven snow; a
hpe stock Of Back Combs and new, styles Of Fans.
business In NeT York, render nay facilities to offer
~ ~ NINE PRINCE,
. my Z5-lmA if 5gFn % Market Space.
No.cURE, NO PAY .-Go, to Dr.. BROTHERS
IN K GRAY and be cured They have given
their particular attention to the Treatment and
enre of all forms Of Disease" particularly that of
a. private character, for twenty years This Is the
oldest estAblishea Botanic Medical Ofice in the
District, and haye saved Thousands from q dis
gracsfuisnd horrible death. How Important it is,
disease upon themselves, to be cured before 1t is
too late; thus p-eventing exposure Of themselves
OF &c and resideaes 179 south street. Island.
Opposite smi thsnniAn. - .rs.'. n = jesT!m*
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T OsT-Near the Baltimore Depot; Monday morn.
IL ing early. fine light brindle BULL DOG.
who answers to the name of Frank. Any person
leaving this dog at Capt. Camps Office, at the Sol
diers Rest, at the abovenamed Depot will receive
q ii be raj reward. lie 2I-3tH
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DRESSES CUT and TASTED in the most fasI
ionable manner, at 339 L, between 18Th ana IAN
streets. gnsF 7a q ie l4-lEt
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lDY W L. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on PEys.
SYLVhNIA AVENUE AND THE CIRCLE AT

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th instant,
at O'Clock, we win sell, in front Of the premises.
feet on the south side of Penn. avenue and rua
ming back to street, between 24th and 18th SITS,
,basement Brick Dwelling, FURNISHED with gas snt
water. and in good repair. Possession given in.
Terms: One half in cash. the remainder in
And IL months, secured BY deed Of trust on tb,
premises, and bearing interest.
je 23-d w. IL. MALL q W, Auets
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III ing himself Wilson, hired a BAY HORSE,
white star in forehead little sprung in frout legs,
about -; hands high, and black shifting top
box, odd cushions, and harness, on Monday, June
9Th, about noon. A liberal reward will be paid
for the return of any or all of the above and
for the man. NAILOR d. BRO.
lie 22.3t* D street. near 18th.
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JAMES rHAkP DEALER IN
TOBACCO, CIGARS. PIPES. &c,

- & H SMi
FRENCH YOKE SHIKTS made to order in the
very best styles: guaranteed to fit. FAMILY
SEWING promptly done On Wheeler 4 Wilson's
eni.Hv. 4a1Hst., between iith and 18th.
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m KEkdUS D.,
L HAVE Removed MY CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE from 452 Sth street to 500 9th street, be
tween Pa av and D street, east side, doors north
of Penn avenue, where will be pleased to see all
of my old customers and as many new ones IS may
favor me with call
1e 2a-IW& JOHN THARP.