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FIGHTING IN FRONT or PETERSBURG YES
TERDAY MORNING
GRANT PROBABLY ATTACKING PETERS
es-..gaa. ...----,- BURG TODAY -....
SHERMAN PROGRESSING FINELY UPON
ATLANTA

We have information from the immediate
front up to yesterday morning, when Grants
whole force had successfully crossed the James
river, the first crossing having taken place at
O'Clock on Tuesday.
At the time our informant Left, Grants ad.
vance were on the march In the direction of
Petersburg, where Gen. Kautzs command Of
cavalry were then sharply engaged in the i'm
mediate outskirts of the town. Their opera
tons were distinctly visible from Gen But
ler's headquarters, which were but four miles
from Petersburg.
As the second edition Of to-day's Star goes to
press, highly satisfactory information Of the
progress OF Sherman towards Atlanta, reaches
this city. We, as yet do not know the particu-
lars, further than that he is knocking the
opposing rebel army right and left.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

Hunter Captures Lexington, Va Crook,
with 5000 Men, at Ami erst Court House,
only ID Miles from Lynchburg-He De.
stroys tn e Bridge over the Tye River.
The Petersburg Express newspaper Of mys-
terry has . telegram sent to Extra Billy Smith
from Lynchburg, stating that Hunter entered
Lexington on the 18th. They es innate Hunt
ers strength at 5000. his advance was resisted
by General McConsland.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th has Of
fetal int lligence that Crock, with 5000 men,
was at Amherst Court House, only u miles
from Lynchburg. They had destroyed the
bridge over the Tye river.
Lynchburg is defended (as the Enquirer
says by much larger force than it had ex-
pected, aided by militia.
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VALLANDIGHAM AND GANa.-A Geographic
dispatch states that Vallandigham, who has
returned to Ohio, will essay to speak at Day
ton to-day.
We take it for granted that the Government
will not permit the traitorous Vallandigham
gang to proceed with their mischievous insur.
rectionary projects. isa
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PRINCE GEORGES AFPAIRs.-Pursuant to
call OF the Democratic Central COMMITTEE. the
County Con yention assem- bled to ominate four
delegates to represent Prince Georges county
in the Baltimore con vention to assemble on the
18th OF June, for the purpose OF considering
the propriety Of sending delegates TO represent
Maryland in the Chicago National Con vention.
The Convention organized by calling VIM. b.
Dangerfeld to the chair and appointing Fran.
els A. Ward secretary. Oden Bowie, John ID.
Bowling, Samuel b. Hance and F. Il. Veitch
were elected delegates. and John Hyatt, Rich.
ard Wooten, Geo. w. Morton and DR.. F. Sass
Ger Observation-Disclosures Gazette, 15th.
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TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON g
NORTH. BET WEEN NEW yERsEY AVEN L

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON ST
NORTH. BET ZEN NkW JERsEY AVENUE
AND FIFTH STREET WEST.
On WEDNESDAY the I'D instant, we shall sell
In front of the premises at clock, p. Lot. 10
and o. in sui divisop of square 81, having froI
each Of 20 ct on street, run ming back l35 fe'
to q 80 feet alley.
Terms cash.
All conveyance at cost OF the purchaser. inclu J.
ing stamps S2n will b. r. quired paid down VIII IN
the property is Knocked of on each lot.
And ion me diAtely. After the above sale. We shall
sell in trent Of the prspi SEES. Lot No g. in
SIS. having front Of IS feet 10 inches New Jfr.
sey avenue, between north NJ and N streets. TINS
lot il very handsomely situated, having an east
front; in q comm- ndpg position.
for otes bearing interest
All conveyance, stamps, &c, at cost ofpu.chsser.
$50 vi be required when the property is knocked
off. Title indisputahle
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

BY the Peoples Line-Ofice Sill Ninth street. ]
NEW YoRk, june 15.-U s. 1891, coupon SIS,
1l21; U. S. 520s, 1O5H; Certificates Of lndebt-
edness, ok; Gold, 1919; N. Y. Central, 131 X;
Erie, 1928; Hudson River, IA; Harlem, 2s5;
Reading, 1909; Michigan Central, H74; Mich
Cleveland and PIttsburg, 1l2 e: Ga,ena and Chi
cago, -; Cleveland and Toledo, Isl; Obi.
cago and Rock Island, 115H; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen. g. \; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago. 114x; Alton and Terra Hante,
=; Chicago and Northwestern, =; Quick
silver, 73X. .@
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The President In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-The President has
arrived at the Continental Hotel, and will visit
the fair this afternoon.
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NEWS OF POLK'S DEATH CONFIRMED,
The news Of the death Of General (Bishop)
Polk, killed on the day before yesterday near
Kenesaw, Ga, Is confirmed by a dispatch
from Gen. Sherman, inst received.
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the richness Of tia REGION into which they have
penetrated. aAd viii "trip the inhabitants Of
everytb hing they possess.
ga die patch from the Mountain Gap says
orr troops are IN fine spirits and anxious to
meas re strength with the enemy. The Yam.
kee cavalry made another advance on Thurs
day, but were easily repuised BY Imboden's
infantry"
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THE NEW LOAN.

The opening Of the bids for the new loan
was resumed at the Treasury Department this
afternoon, and the number is SO great that it is
doubtful whether the work will be completed
to day. The bids opened to-day ranged about
the same as those Of yesterday, and the aver
age premium is four and five per cent.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE PHILADBL-
PH1A FAIR-President Lincoln, having &C.
copied an invitation to visit the great fair now
being held in Philadelphia, lefthere this morn
Ing at o'clock in special train for that place.
accompanied by Mrs. Lincoln, the committee
on behalf OF the fair, and a number Of ladies
and g nuemen, invited guests.
Upon the arrival of the President at Phila.
delphia, a delegation of the Union League and
citizens Of that place will meet him at the depot
and escort him to the Continental Hotel, pass.
ing the League rooms on the route.
After resting and partaking Of refreshments,
he will be taken 10 the Fair grounds to view
the grand exhibition.
It is understood that Mr. Lincoln will return
to this city on Friday, Mrs. Lincoln remain
ing In Philadelphia until Saturday, when she
will take q special train for New York, where
she intends stopping a few days.
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Santa Anna Gone to Mexico.
NEW YORK, June 16-The steamer Eagle,
from Havana on the nth, has arrived. Mex
lean advices state that a frigate was sent to
Havana to convey Santa Anna to Mexico.
There is consider able distress at Monterey.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SsHaS5xXH p. a1Hf s hs sa ed
~ s .s'sss ss, M
S. 5,t i,s sens e ssass,
sss sss sl's Sss ct e.
&S REWAkD;;aoEss.rsyed away on The l4lh inst,
es ,sa on .hs sd wv "a pSB sHS 5sf.s
corner Of vet streetwe and street north, bsiow
sa1s,1 last gray sl.s. cPl0Tsd
one giving any or brin sns him to the tie
owner win receive a suitable 1 rsys; SiI1Ivas
It. ian $50 sth street. corner OIL.
SZU Restaurant on IL street, betve en- and (
TO Of
& s.. 81 :.as 5s
the Ladies window City Post Office je l6-5t+
SO sh ospitei a ' tso HORSES oSs
sn on ot.
bay. between Is and Is hands high. IL or l2years
be e
sr st to me " h RS sst and
M WR HDksE Sind Ii 81. !ses .bsa
Il. ssa haze him By ss
$40 RE HdRsR s .ss il hs s
hair rubbed off his hind feet. 4 reward Of $40 viii
p ea s to hm to
fHAME TO THE PREMISES OF VIM. Gill
x NAN, near the Little Falls Bridge, one mulsy
white in forehead. some white about legs; no ear
mark. The owner can come forward, prove prop
ert,, pay charges and take her away: 1e lsst-
* REWARD-strayed from the spbscriber,
COW WITH horns and white face, about ave years. years.
) s: iSss; ell 3
7 osr-L.st nisht, the l4th inst, on street, be-
cs oG
returned est. p.tr s Mss $S .s9ef g. ssa
Je 5-2t. - Delaware avenue,
c. REWARDS or stolen, from off the
COW with White HANKS White Belly star in face;
OK hon bringing the
will be kindly rs GaIsL & HAYS blacksmith
je 15-3t- Near Camp Barry Maryland avenue.
$40 s6R Sd 9.s u In .Fss
No. ,496, near the horse market The above re-
scss T Ke E x il street ds1S.
Cook Is Livery Stables on 9th at. je H-3t+
c. REWARD. -Strayed from the subscriber,
turn Ths
above reward will be paid if delivered at No 81
je14-3t~ WIN. r. CROWLEY
Q1O REWARD Strayed ON the 18th instant, a
VlV middle sized mare MULE between bay and
q mouse colsr with shaved tail and name, and the
hair rubbed of by the collar on her shoulders. Tho
above reward will be paid if returned to Shreeve's
Livery Stable. on 7th street,
1e IA 1w* JOHN SHANNON.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the owner on
c ~ Friday evening, June 10th large red buffalo
information or bringing her t. the owner viii re-
10th street, between and c, Capitol Hill
je14-3t,
@SO REWARD.-Stolen from the subscriber,
erCO living near Brookville. Montgomery coun.
y. Md. on Monday night, June 9Th, a GRAY
HORSE. years old. about Is hands high, stylish,
color dappled on rump, with long tail. I will give
the above reward for the recovery of said horse or
any information SO that may get him.
JOHN STABLER,
Brookville, Montgomery county, Nd.
The horse will he identified and the rewerd paid
by SAMUEL RENNEY, corner of 9Th and G SITS,
Washington. je l3-lwf
STRAYED FROM THE MAYNARD HILL
- two bay HORSES-one q small horse, with his
hind legs little sore above the hoofs: the other
sore Ten dolls rs reward win be given by EDWD
HUNT If returned to 453 K street, four doors
from the MAYNARD m arket. je lost
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Blockade Runner Captured,

Blockade Runner Captured.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16-The British steam.
er Donegal arrived here this morning prize
to the u. S. steamship Metacomet. She was
captured June 9th of Florida. She had on
board 90, 1000 pounds gunpowder and other am.
munitions Of war. She is about Loco TONS
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~From Hudson Taylor, the Washington
agent for Scott Il 90 . reprints of foreign mag.
azines, we have the London @ uarterly Review
for April, and from Scott & Co., New York, we
have the Edinburg Review for April; both
good numbers.
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PERSONAL.

A NY INFORMATION concerning the wherea-
"A bouts of JOHN GORMLEY, will be gratefully
received at No Is Jefferson street. He left home
Monday evening ut three o'clock, and was last seen
on Psnnsylvanla avenue, near Eleventh street, at
eight O'Clock the same evening appare ntly very
sick, Any information received concerning him,
je l5-st. MARGARET GORMLEY.
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FOR CHARLES CITY LANDING e.
The steamer Highland Light, with the army
mail and passengers for the front, which left
here this morning. at ten O'Clock. cleared for
Charles City Landing, on the James river,
instead OF the White House as heretofore.
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RY VIM. L. WALL Il co Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M.
PROVED REAL EsTATE ON CORNER or
VERMONT AVENUE AND NORTH N STREET
In " WARRINGTON CITY d a

In MASHlNGTON ClTf, u. ".
Pursuant to the provision $ Of deed Of trust,
No. 2ls, folios lis, &c, of the La ID Records OF
Washington County and the District of ooiu mbis.
TIE 'ubscriber, Trustee, will. on the 9TH dsv of
July next, 1t ave O'Clock m offer ~ Pub ic Alc-
ton to the highest bidder all that piece parcel
of ground lying in WASHINGTON County, in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. and known IS gill that parcel #
ground lying in the Cir, OF Washington, of said
hundred and forty three, GAS, beginning 1t stake
the building lire of north street, on . iins
with the west side Of N. B. Smith q house, and
thence north along said line to Vermont avenue,
thence south along said avenue to the original
corner (sonthwsst) of said Lot. and thence east.
of b. ginning, containing twenty two hundred feet
of ground more or less.
Also, all that piece parcel of Land commencing
1T the extreme north part OF the above cit I'D Lot
and running parallel with Vermont avenue fifteen
feet thence east and par slle with the alley aud
Vermont avenue twelve feet; theme. west AMI par
allel 18th the sfy six feet; thence 'outh and par
allel with Vermont avenue twelve feet; and theme.
Forth to the place of beginning of this latter oe,s
o. ground, VITA the buildings and improve ne t.,
rights and appurtenances to the same belonging
notes al and IL and Is months, to be secured by
deed Of trust upon the premises
Conveysnces and stamps at cost OF purchasers.
In care OF non com phi an-e by purchaser with Ths
terms of sale within fv days after the day of sale,
the Trustee vi resell the premises 1T the risk and
est of defaultipg pu chaser.
payment Of 800 will be required I, ON the pur-
chaser At the time of sale.
All cnnveyances to be prepared under supervision
- 'N' CHARLES M. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
je Is 3tawtds lint WI. WALL CO.. Aucu.
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BOARDING..

UOARDING-ChoiceR ROOMS on second foor
ID front to let with Board in a pleasant locality.
Apply at 407 Sd at, above Pa. av js l6-2t'
ROARD WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS. for two or three gentlemen or fami,
lies Some single room. House commodious and
airy, with spacious grounds. Terms moderate.
Apply southwest corner 2lst and II streets near
Penn. je 6-2Wf
TWO VERY DESIRABLE SECOND STORY
Rooms, with board, can be obtained in . pri-
vate family by applying at No. 34s New York Az
enue, between 9Th and 18th streets. References
required je I4.3t+
A YOUNG MAN (singl WISHES DAY BOARD
"A in private family or small bosrdi g house,
with dinner at noon. Best references given. Lo-
cation within three or four squares Of Wizards
Hotel. Address A. B., 3O6 Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th sts je A-3t+
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NJ REMOVAL
NOT ICE TO gRARMEKS, MARKET GARDEN
ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESSELS

The ofic for the sale Of Manure eliverable from
the different government corrnls In the Depart
ment OF Wsshington has been removed from the
18th streets, one block from Pennsylvania avenue,
on 18th street. .
The planting season being over, now is the
proper time for farmers and gardeners to lay in
and haul supply of manure for top dressings and
fall use; Large auanaities OF we'll rotted manure
Wanted-Vessels for New York. Good freights
and dispatch siven.a Apply HEDGE asept
Ofice-N. E. corner Eth and & streets.
iel-SH "a. block from Pa ay on 18th ST
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UNITED STATES H HgpR ISLAND NJ
JOHN WEST. AARON MILLER,

. PROPRIEToRS.
Beg lie ave to call the attention of their friends
ana the pnblic to the above magnificent IA
Establish ment, which will be open for yE1NY
the reception Of visitorson the 18th of &s:MM
June. -
Besides spacious Dining Hal and Psrlors, it
contains unusu al number of large and we'll
ventilated Bed Rooms, all handso mely furnished
with new furniture throughout.
The Proprietors Of this Establishment will spare
no care or expense to meet the wants of their
guests. thereby hoSing to share literally in the
public pair onage -. .-tH
Application for rooms made to the subscribers,
by letter to Cape Island, will receive prompt
reply. ''bF.ff y
e3-6w E. DLE ~ t.f WEST IL Miller
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r EFRIGERAroRsll RrFR1eHRAroRsu
just received q very large and complete assort.
% meut of the celebrated -
]lf| CONTINENTAL, ,,o.,, s@lH
-. '..t ~ f7T7l--id q REFRIGERATORS,
which are admitted to be of the most approved
patterns, and work manship of the best 1slity,
appreciated By all - BONTZ & iGRIFEiTH,
je3 500 7th street, bet. I and K.
WEHAv yUSTiRECEIvED FROM EUROPE
evv alarge lot Of the finest italian Violin ~
otrlngs that have ever been brought to this
country. Also, onsvery fine old Stainsr. Vie ~
IN; and several others Of su perior quality. The
sungs are all masufactur ed TO order, in pres
eSce q. enc OF our frm of the best material during
WA ~ teason and ere warranted to be true
sns NJ 1 ols whele,as end retail at
Il my 81 Corner Of 1lth street add IA. avenue. .
NO CURE, No PAY't-0o to Dr.. BROTHERS
~ Il GfAr and be cured They have given
their particular attention to the treatment and
cure Of all forms of Disease partnuiHriS that of
private character, for twenty sears Tiis is'the
old est established Dotanic Medicsf ,Asca. In .the
Diltrict and have saved ,thouaASds sfron n ais
graceful and horrible death How I'm nortsnt * IL .
then, for those unfnrtunates Who nave hroIrhf
disease pon thAmseiges TO be cafed before ne In
too iatei thps preventing exposase Of themselves
sl ONCE ana residence I79 Rssreet, I.lsnJ;
orpoei.e Smithsonian. je a-irn'
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WOOD FOR sALE.-About 900 cords of Wood
w Oak and Pine about three miles from Wash
ington, on the railroad, and within quarter of q
mile Of Rives'" Slip and near the turnpike. For
sale low Apply to J. W. VE1TCH, Attorney at
Law, Bladensburg, Nd. je 9-2w>
TNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
that the. UNION HOTEt, George, 4 "a
town, D. C., has recently changed hands. IA:
and is now open to the travelling commu- kt:a
nifty. The hotel has been refurn ished with e1
treme care and taste. Persons who are obliged to
s zen in the city during the summer months will
Union Hotel is only 80 minutes ride in the cars
from the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot:
Board 81 per day. lie SLIM
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MEaIGll.

PRoF. EsPUTA Would respectfully, inform the
public that be isnow prepared to give lessons "
Ia Vocal and InstrumeDt.l Music. Having W.
he ia now able to devote the whole Of his time to
instruction in music to I'll those who may e
Il the same A. is taught in Europs-thAt is. while
be makes good performers Of his pupils be makss
NAV RECEIVE instructions from him may acquire
tn 4 nowledee Of music IS will "a aks them COM
Prof Esputa ~ now forming classes and AZ vho
desire 10 entsr must apply early. - the number 10
"E Far terms apply to Prot; JOHN EsPUTA, No.
~ n whs era paas Prof Esputa' residence eve.
nv ssix minutes during the day. va my ~ lms
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AUCTION SALES.

RYW L, VAIL co., Auo.se.esrs. -.
IHS 70 s9p5. HATTbsS, 80: Vt sUer1os.
Rooms IN assortment Of Iurn, ure Of persons a. 20
ellains housek &c ping, including
100 ko,is = and quarter Prime White and Check
je rs VIM L. WALL SCO AuoSt.
RYw.L. WALL !. CO., Auc.ionr.r.
- At the Horse Bazaar, 80 Is ~
sALl OF HORSES. CARRIAGES &C.
On SAT ukDAY MORNING, june IS. couaene-
Louisians avenue, between sth and 10th ssse.ts,
PITY HORSES,
Including
Vs: Piso hois'.r Horse .sd to soans
Other Horses;s desert ption 1t sale.
ALSO.
Lars. Assortment O. Desirable New and Second
six seat-eut under Germantown Carriage.
ie g Casa wM.L. wALLA co .u..,
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionssr,.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EyPKurs AT
AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 10, at ten
sell the Furniture and Effects of family declinins
hcusek. epins. CON prising.
sGfss L .os D'1Ps and pari0r Chairs
Cane. seat Chairs. Window Cur aims,
Bedstssds, Bureaus, W A.hstands,
Mattrasser. Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets Comforts, Spreads,
E1tsnsioH Table. Dining u airs,
Cooking and other stoves. &c., &c.
Barrel. o,s R,. WHISKY.
"a iSd ]. O MCGUIRE CO.. Auct.
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SECOND edition.
4 QpJIJOfyK p M
& O'CLOCK r. d.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

GRANTS ARMY ALL SOUTH OF THE JAMES
RIVER.
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED AT ALEXANDRIA.
The hospital steamer State Of Maine, arrived
at AlexandrIa yes terday from the " hite House,
with four hundred and nineteen sick and
wounded. These wounded. were distributed
throughout the Alexandria hospitals under
charge of DIR. Bently.
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Different eolors and sizes window Shades il
s:S; u.s.: Iii: S.s::
Terms cash. ap29-lmif
1856 PIC . hs' 1876
Nd " street sale
Eight doors ab 1s Odd Fsllo ", Hall.
The National Bookstore
Still Ahead.
Boston, Philade phia, and New York Spring Trade
Sales, invite the attention of Suffers, Peddlers,
Dealers. and the public generally, to his large
and splendid stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
FANCY ARTICLES.
consisting in part Of
BOOKS, of all sizes. kinds and styles.
B1BdE 69GKs
all styles and prices.
DIARIES, MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
CAP. NOTE and LETTER PAPERS. of all styles
and qualities, to suit the times.
ENVELOPES, Plain. Fancy and Wedding. all
PAPER NOVELS by the thousand or single enc.
RAz96s
BAGE BOARDS. - "
WRITING BEsKS, PORTFOLIOS, and WORK
BOXES.
PLAYING CARDS. GAMES, GOLD PENS, PEN.
. Oils, ETC., etc.
OF GARD PHOTOGRAPHS we offer the largest
and prettiest assortment ever before offered in
|. tifnliy colored. .st "a --i5 ..E
a., A large assortment of the by PHOTO.
GRAPHS, for framing. i't..-. 4-ss-I
Also Something Entirely New--The Large CA b.
NET SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS, for framing; beautiful
goods.
gent for Taber L Co.'s Celebrated AMBRO-
TYPES.
All of which we offer at great inducements to the
trade Suffers Peddlers, &C., &c Give us call, at
WILLIAM F. RlCHSTElN'S
ta. NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, III
27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1rtgE. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
4 ~ Warrington, D. O.
.NtB.-Another supply Of Richstein's New Guild
Book TO " ashin gt0n, at Wholesale and retail.
~ INV l4-eOlm $50
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coNvALEsoENTs TRANSFERRED,

This morning one hundred and seventy. seven
DON vhlescents were taken from the hospitals in
and near Washington, and sent TO New YORK
on board the steamer Ashland. The Ashland
a number from the hospitals of that place.
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On the following day. TU ESDAY, the 18th day OF
July 1864 in further execution OF said decres the
subscriber will &c ]. at the Auction Rooms OF Jas.
G. Mcclure Co., at six O'Clock p. 70 The follow
ing vacant Lots lying east of the Capitol:
Lots Nos. III, IL. Is, and "a, in Square 9sS, lying
In one body. at the corner of north ID and 10th
Lots Nos i, 2, Is. and l6, in Square $50. lying il
one body 1T the corner Of north @ and 18th streets
Lots Mes l. 2. s. and 4. IN Square 1895, fronting
tor ether 81 feet East Capitol street, between
18th and l4th streets east.
Lots Ncs 81 and 20, in equsre ao7, fronting
to. ether 100 feet East Capitol street, at the cor
ner of 18th street east.
Lots Nos 7. Is, Is, and IL, in Square l,ll9 front
in on Esst Ca pltol ana south A streets, between
18th ana 10Th streets east
Lots Not. : and 2, in Square H. lying at tRs
corner of south and 18th streets east. 49,
Many of these are corner Lots situatea On tn'
wild est streets on high ground &C,
The te, ms of sa,e prescribed BY the decree are
follows: Cns third of the purchase money to ne
Maid in cash aud the residue in two equal install
ments at six and twelve months from the ,sS az, 90
sale with interest to be secured by ho'e'
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por
ton Of the property. in case the terms OF ss1e
NOT com plied with within ten days from tne os' %
sale At the risk Of the defsulting Rfrcase' VA
ten dsvs' notice in the Nati0nal lnteineSnSeI
Conyeyances and stamps at the c9su OF .hs pa
chssar A. HAGNHhs irueee'
~ rs aaw&ds J.C. MCGUIRE q CO.. AucH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-16

EOR SALE-Several very elegantly finished
II French COUPEES. Also, amber AAB,R<
Of BRETTs or OPEN BAROUCHES for tS8fH
four persons inside. <
These Carriages are finished in the most superb
manner. and would suit either for pyivste use or
Tor public cOnveyances. ,,,
MULLINGER & HUNTER.
Corner of Howard and Franklin streets,
my l2-lmh Baltimore