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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-11

Total amount Of expenditures. .sJ52' so9.3f
II the London correspondent Of The Con1merc'dt
Advertiser, or the editors of that paper, consider
the opinion of The Herald upon the financial pol
lev of the United States of importance, as innu-
ercing the opinion of any one able to own S'o
worth of Government stocks, we shall take no ex-
ception to any opinion Of their London writer, or
Of its editors.
The earnings Of tho Great Western Railway OF
Canada. for the week ending August 4, were;
1865 s57 SO 70 1864 s4s sol s7-Inc.,.. seo52 s.
The Ner- Orleans Times Of August ., reports on
business affairs in that city:
The general course OF business to-day indicated
brisk demand for money. with n downward tendency
in exchange. The recent supplies OF gold and Iega
tender notes from New York have had no ehect WIZ
ever upon exchange. In former times When eAcnnhge
ruled az urea, as IL does at this time In favor OF our mar
ket large amounts Of funds OF every description anu
kind were forwarded hither for investment In eh
change. .,..a
from New.York is rather TOO moderate, too small 10
have any effect on the general exchange maine,
Under the depression In exchange, ara very nisn
range Of freighs on cotton for Northern portsthree
ces per pound being nov current-the cotton tnarhe
is paricuary sensitive aud its course to-day mas oeeL
In favor Of BUYERS though telegraph dispatches OF
this morning from New York quote Acc as the price for
Niidpg.
The exchange market through the day ruled In 'aFor
OF buyers and remtieR. Several important sales were
made az a decline from yesterdays rates say oI~Vv
sight on NewYork at y per cent discount and rouno
amount Of five days sight at 8 per cent discouhl;
900 sic M at per cent discount soO sigAt al ~
per discount and 900 one days sglt OF z: iel
cent discount; sO 900 five DAYS sight at ~ per cen'
discount and e0 coo sight at 2i2er cent discounts
round Boston at sight at q per cent ascoun'
five DAYS sight at "a per cent discount with other small
sums at from 2d2t per cent discount The bank couu
ter rates were steady after ~ o'clock az per cent
discount though round sums were available AT 1t per
cent discount. In foreign the transactions were
limited The most important sale or transaction ior
the week Was consummated yesterday. beng 1cVy
sts.ling at lti for gold In francs we note sole oil
Is 900 TO-DAY AT 80 and small Of private stering
such az 4 eco TO $3.50. at li5.
For cotton the market opened with some inquiry 10
asv hut as factors were sti stringent IN their
pretensons the demand fell off, and the sales were con
lined TO barely 900 bales taken by seven or eignt ous
ers at about yesterdays fgures We now modify our
quotations rs follows; Ordinary, 3oQJ'c.; good Ordi'
nary 35d SO /: Low Middling i0di2c. and Middhng
44qi5c We hear OF some additional transactions yes
terday which swell the business TO 3, $50 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. bales 500
Received to-day. i'-ys -.
Received previously 4'oV0o-l'""Sf
Total. 1899
Exported to-day. .-....-----.---.----. I'1so -. -.
Exported previously .--4~<sic-i-''f''
49,, "a soS
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uv,v WORK nauY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST ii. 1865.

the bankers sold round lots carly at 6oc premium but
soc premium was offered before the close without
sellers.
Statement of the receipts and expenditures OF the
United States for the quarter ending March 81,
1865, exclusive Of trust funds:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

GUARDIANS SALE OF UNIMPkOyED LOTS
OF GROUND ON sTRnlT NORTH, Bn.
CITY or WARRINGTON. D. O..
BY virtue Of Q decree OF the 0rPhans' Court q
the county of Washington: in the District Of Oo.
lumbia, approved by the Supreme Court OF sAa4
District. sitting in chancery. and passed n e1e
matter of the petition Of the guardian 20 the IN
FAINT child of John Laskey, late OF said counsys
deceased, the undersi gned guardian will on MOB.
DAY, June 26, 1865, at 6o'clock p m, In 'front.' o.
the premises, offer for sale, at public aucpon tAe
lots of ground situated in the city OF
D. c., known as Lots Nos. and 5. in square ekSS
of Square No. 81. The lots each front As fest1
inches on @ street north. between 2th ana IgS
west, and extend back with that uniform wtdt3
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in three
and six months, fer which the purchaser VII DC
required to give his notes bearing interest fro1
fths terms Of sale are net complied with vithin
ave DAYS from the day of sale, the guardian re.
serves the right to resell the property ct the fsk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon efytnl
ava day netice By advertisement In some nsws.
nsner published in said city OF such resale.
An conyeyancinG and revenue stamps &c DC ~
the cost Of the purchaser OF gH5ens1efs O. .-df...
3el7-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS AooH'
xxTHE ABOVE sALI Ie POSTPONED on
sccount OF the rain until THURSDAY. tie 9tA
Instant. same hour and place. By order OF tAe
jeNd GRIIN WILLIAMS, Austs.
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DIED.

In this city, on the zsth instant. NARY IsA.
BfLLA aged 5 months and 6dsys, Infant eac sh-
ter ard only child OF George A. Il. and Emma
n The fa St 81; iii TAX. p.e. Ths Wednesday,
Afternoon a. 5 o'clock. from the residence of
her grandfather. Mr.. Henry 81. Hennins, 391
9Th, between e. and II. - #-. ..- ass ="
On tie 9th instant. at SIX and suertsr O'Clock
M after liz germ q i'll ness of twelve months,
MARY T BURK, rshct Of the late Richard b.
Burr ia the cath year of her age.
The fuper al will take place from Der late resi-
dsnrs corper OF 80 and streets west; on Thurs.
day the 18th instant, st O'Clock. khe irionoH VI
the family are invited to attend.
On the aSth instant. LEWIs EU6tNk, infant ran
child Of L " and Mary G. CLARK AGED IL mensns
The fnnersl will take place to-morrow tTnurs.
cay nSruing at 10 O'Clock. TO which the fftepas
90 the as,b inst. CAROLINE, infant daughter
Of Geo. T aud Elizs etewart -. ..:su..
The funeral will take place from the resioeuee
Of lbs parents corner 81 and 18th SITS to, moro Y
s.sseloen The frtepas ane g, tiunS
june IA, Iss5. Mrs ARG AR1r UCk M fsiic'
OF the late George Il. Tucker. formerly OF baitl
more ard daughter OF the late JOAN Hannlps; %
this city.
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10y GRIlN l. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
CHANcIRY SALE OF VALUABLE real

By virtue of decree of tae Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, dated On the Nst day OF
May A. D. 1854, passed in certain cause NC. l8oO)
pending In said court, between Joseph r. Csssin.
trustee, complainant, and John WILLIAMS dsEspa-
ant, the und ersigned, Trustee. viii. on THukS-
DAY, the 22d day Of June, A. D. lSSs, as O'CLOCK
D. m in front Of the premlses, proceed 20 sen
all that Lot Of ground s!uate IN Ine cry ot mssn'
In ston and District of Columbia. knewn ana desi9,
mated as Lot numbered s; also the east Z Zee and
8 inches front Lot number cd 10, IN ssid square,
together with the improvements on said Lot and
part Of Lot. oensisting Of Large tares three tor
However, rece ntiy been considerably damaged By
The property 10 situate on north street, be:
tween 36th and 9Th streets west frontins 81 feet
and 8 inches op street, and extending back With
that uniform width (57 feet inches) 1Os rect 10
The terms Of sale ars One third cash, tof which
the purchaser viii be required to Pay down ~ the
time Of sale SlO0:) the balance te De pAia ~ TWO
equal installments et six and Twelve nontne from
TIE day OF sae said balance to bear interest from
the day Of sale. and the payment thereof re
ehasers, With surety to BE- approved By 'As
"a he terms OF sale be not com Piled Win wisnin
ave days from the day sfsAe. the Trusses ~
the right to re- sell the property q tasatisins
cost Of she dsfaul:ing purchass5s ~ az nscra 81
suoh re sale three times in sop9 one .a NJ ~
the daily newspapers publbsea Az sa1u '4s' "
All esonVUsHyancins and srsp. e e. the
purchaser. np~rywfiIT1kN Ansts.
my sl-3tawsw&dse - Z 81 ~, ?
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s sS asS Il sass4 I. o2sS

z. .Ss 'sa{
ia SQUARE No: Sc. sssiDs sso1s na q i nssiss
back an average depth Of sbsut l8 feet. toe satsS
foot Alley. together With the iISroys%sn ns e.
nine and eleven rooms. With brick STAPLES assssA;
ed 10 each on the rear OF the iots. ma .sM8 q
s0 Tesms: ons.thira sssh; balance in saA u
mS nnosveysneing ard stamps q purch eser's eoee:
T%SS tsrHa 81 sale are not COMPLIED WITH W.T.:
w. sxs after he day Of aais, the property -
be rssoid at the risk and sxpsnse Of tie dsfssa93
Rq 1s 3 ssefia. ). G. Ns0uIRz . o.. Assts
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DYHM. L. WALL & CO.. AuctioneeEs.
- Hnshtr gtor Horse and Ca,rtdgs Bazaar,
IS La xv., bet. 9Th aud 10th SITS. =

sALF OF H6BsHS, CARR a6He, 30.
On THCRaDAY MORNING.. June 1sth. com.
r,spcipe At 10 O'clock 1t the Bazaar will be sold
Aso1' SIXTY HORSES AND MILES.
.uitea to Larnees and saddle. full description
at sale .ao
a large collection o. desirable New aud second !.
hand CarIisg,s. Busgies, RoeAarsys. Ehpfess
Wagons, and other y.hiclss.
.,s.vs collection Of New soa Second hand Hsr.
E.erisr Gales at the Bazaar, every Iusstsy.
Tbrrsisy. and Saturday, without regHi tot we
yestber, So. .I,. 90 nriv.,.,.is 2
Nm. L. WALL 6 CO.. Agst',
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1aIEa o. BlAuEy i 1s q 'o g s sDs
must STasssSS.sP{FissssT n SxfEAST sAEsA:
&; eSss.;Ia ssSS's9s g &c
IS asa da = = $1,000 ss*-'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

w. SUMNER GARDEN a
Pa. Az. bet Sd and 4th sts., Capitol Hill) "a
The largest Garden in the District. OpenGA
FRil oONCERT, SHOOTING GALLsRIss.
SWINGS. &c.
Refresh NJ ents of all kinds in nice srbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my l3-3mS
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DYJ, O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetionssrs.
GoyIRRMlNT sALI AT TIE U.s. TA1AsU

On FRIDAY MORNING; june ., cemmsae:as
Extension, the followins articles, viz:
40 new Doors, Frames and TransomS ESQ
g. old window Frames and Sash tsiazedI
Lot Of Tennessee Marble q.
Lot of old Sand Stone 50. i' -
Lot Of old Marble Mantels f.--a = e"
Let Of old Slate o.
lot Of old Lamp Posts and Lamps
Lot Of old Crates; Crate fronts 1n 0 ;, tsn e0
Terms Cash in Government funds uon,vx
By order Of 1eAlAn A~U.asitsct
ies-!w ]. o. MCGUIRE GU: A.9S-
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QYJAs. @. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctionsers.
oHANoERY sAh1 o, TALggAABL1 UNI

By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. passedin chancery cause
public auction, ON MONDAY AFT ERNOOH, July
18th, at O'Clock, the premises, Lots !, 4, and
s. square No: g. fronting on Connecticut avenue
2lst street and north y street.
These lots were oecq1 iea BY the late Cry Ere, ss
thirteen building lots ill Of which will be sofa,
except subdivisions NJ and N. which aaTe oesn
already sold.
uonVeyancins and revenue stamps ct the cost
of the purchaser. nv vrun.Iy m-,s+..
ie3d JAS O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

ALL THAT'S BRIGHT MUST FADE, is not
Applicable TO q fine set of teeth brushed with
Fragrant Zozodont Its protective, prsser va
tive and Identifying properties VIII preserve
the " Wilderness, soundness and natural polish
o. good teeth through out life. And when IN
sound, il will arrest dec ~ and remove from
the breath the faint which decomposition gea-
crates je 2f cost
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RY Jas. O. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctionssrs.
4RusTEEs sALH OF HOUSE AND LOT AaB
VACANT LOT ON TENTH SPRxET WEST,
BETWEEN AND o STREETS.

BaTWIEN AND 8 sTREETs.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 29th. as
O'Clock, On the preIni.es, by virtue Of decree ef
sell cart Of Lots and IS In DsVidsons subd1i
sion Of SQUARE No; ST. fronting en- 10th ssr t
lots fronting ii feet on 10th street and running
back 100 feet to 81 foot alley improved ~ tre.
fronting 2 feet II inches on 10th street, With The
holds. redeemable at the pleasure of the holaee
on the payment q rs cents per square fost; o,...
the purchaeer to give his note with interest. ana
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
All conyeyaucins at cost Of purchaser.
DAVID A. BURR. Trustee,
te7 eo&da ] O. Meg UIRE q CO.. Aucts.
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my 3i-3tAwsw&ds

ruv poy sALH rs pOsTP0EaD- U IA
81 - Inn xSpXY. July stu, at the sestsA Nv, ~
place ~ order S e IS rrrss,sssLLIAMs. Aaots.
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UY GREER & WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs'
VALuABLll VE1MPRg I r IRs1s sSsaI AS1AfA

"a. #. e az c e 81, ss:.s
ss :as .H sss.fss
q stress. Island; Mains i one OF enc W. '0'
tSp fms dne half CASH ttssS snd -
pInmtn n.nDsasnciue sod revenue stamps Of tAs
cot q The Hu.e hh b required down when tAs
properly is ca5SHTN Il WILLIAMs. Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

IY Yor WANT Linen Goats or busters get
them Of George q. Henning, corner OF Seventh
street and Maryland avenue, (Island) He
has an abundance OF them. 10 2l-eC3t$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

JKxRLRY, JETKLRY, for only one dollar, at
the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. avenue,
near X street. Ie26-lwF
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BOARDING..

TWO ROOMS. with BOARD, can be obtained by
Il apply ing at No. Z LIST street, Georsetcwu,
ID. G. je g ST.
EURNIsHBD ROOMS AND BOARD IN A
4 Northern family, at S6s 9th street, between NJ
and N. We e. 1T
COUNTRY BOARD.-Persons desirous of OBJ
~ tain ing COUNTRY BOARD can be scco mIno.
dated on reasoL able terms by applying to Mrs. N.
MAGRCDER, BladeHsburg, Md. js rs ST.
A Young NAN DESIRES PERMANENT
"A BOARD IN eentsel private family. Address
II. B.. Oh oniele office. je 27-ste
EOR RINT-A Isree ROOM and two small front
1 ROOMS, with ;UARD Also five or six gam
tlemeR AN be acco ~ mt dstsd With Table Board !;
terms S25 per month, at 261 81, bet. 18th and
leth ats. Location ooe Of the most central ia the
DRIyATl BOARD may be obtained By Q Lady
Il or Gentleman. or n jUnta of three o. four Gen
tlemen. at an eieveted = heslthy residence with
large front roc m. with use of ParlOr snd PlsnO,
embracing the combined advantages of Country
and City. On the portasas corner of 10Th rect
and Massachusetts, avenue, Ne. 354. je Est
DOARD.-Fnstc class Table Be .rd can be had at
ID 41e Sth street. near q. Reference my present
boardeTs. re DIN
VNABLn BOARD at SIS . month, $50 Z street.
i between 10Th and 18th streets. Also. two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or mere
gentlemen. 1a z u
PooMs, WITH BOARD. All l5th street west
IL je5lm]
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CITY ITEMS.

FREE LUNCH at Samstag's Ale Vaults on
Saturday next.
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MARRIED,

HARRIkO,
On Tuesday. the eth inst, At the Iesidenee @
ths brides mother by Rss SSAn snish, III i Q
Warrington. d. e. st....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

DRpsRRKD-The examination OF Miss M. A.
Lees school, Fourth District, will take place
on Saturday, at 2 p. M, the time having be en-
changed from to- day in order that the female
grammar school Of that district, Mrs. Ami
don's, might be ex amIned to- day.
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DROP. ]. W. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY
PAhKlR'S HALL,
Penn ave. between 9Th and 7th,
Opposite Metro polItan Hotal

Pref KEE1S begs leave tie auuounce to hi. for.
1e Up patrons and the public in sepsrsl that II
as well as others he wilI' continue his 80
cia n. during the summer season. -
Days ana hours OF Tuition for Ladies, hi 8,
and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
from to clock.
Friday evenings.
Private instru ,tions given to quit hs cenve-
nisnces of the pupil.
For further Information apply at Oh address 8
note TO- the Academy. or Room No 1S Washing
ton Building, corner Pa avenue and 7tk street.
:, The Hall can be rented for Private Parties and
SOirees. my I9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

The ROBERTSON ASSOCIATION give their
first grand picnic at Bladensburg July 4th
A more delightful spot for PIC mic cannot be
found, and arrangements are being perfected
for great success
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nRoPOeALs FOR THE RlP AIRiOF FREDEI
ICK STREET.

Propossls will be received by the unaersi gned
until THURSDAY. June goth. for EARRING and
6utterne FREDERICK street from 4t "a, to h st.
three Flag Is1tways, said work to be given to the
lowest respsp.he bidder OF .se TIE
sSuaFe face 81 inch wide. The gutter to be three
feet 6 It wide With three course Of Brick on edge
m the centre The lag footways to be ga It. vide
The snttering and hsgging to be dsne on. I'D
bed OF sharp sand Said work to be done undo the
bidders wiz state the price OF setting curb per
running foot Also. FOR laying gutter and dag
teriais for said work, excavsting and tiIlinE;.
1A1o Commissioner OF Streets.
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LOOKOUT for the grand excursion of the
First Baptist Sunday School and their friends
TO GlymOnt tomorrow. A most pleasant "trip
is expected
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS

GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS'
o~NOTIcI-LICFNS All Licenses from
UR the CORPORATION of Georsetewn that sx
pire ON the sDth instant, must be paid on or before
the 10th day OF July next, otherwise they will be
VOW ntIv enforced by the Metropolitan Police.
rie9S.sotd WIN LAIRD CLERK.
IN SPECIAL NOTICE.
i HE Citizens Of Georsetown: D. q are respect,
can procure FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUIT
{raised On the Valley View Farm') at stalls No
inss of Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday OF each
week. 1e cot
CGORGHTOWN TAXES An abatement of six
VI psr cent will be allowed Gu the General Tax
of 1866 if paid on or before the first day OF July
next.
je2o-dtJyl CHAs. D. W1LoH. Collector.
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10y GRIM & WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.

klk0EE yA6 ~ .v nu1kDI nsb hoTs
sTAisTs N9RTH. At Aa dsy IF July next, we
shall tell, in font of the premises, at O'Clock p
n: the following handsome Baiiding Lots Nos =,
square 1853 These lots have fronts Of IS feet each
running back % feet to alleys. and handso ely
situated, the corner Lot having a Frame Building
on it, used as q small grocery.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
menths. for notes bearing in terest. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken. Twenty five dollars
viii be required down when the property is
knock ed off.
All conveyance and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
lie n GREEN q lLLlAmS, AuctS.
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JAS TCIosK. Pc. CoRBETT. W. MoNsoK
Late Col, 18th VS. Vols. ots.i., Late War DEPT
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CHARGE eg GRAND LARCRNY-RobtB Bruce,
colored, was arrested yesterday by officer
Roth, OF the Second Ward, upon charge OF
horse stealing. This NOR ming, he was brou ght
out for a hearing, and it appeared that he had
been with Gen. Sherman's headquarters, and
before leaving Gen. Sberm an made him pres
ent OF horse. He took the animal and sold IL
TO Edward Hall, colored, who became alarmed
by the number of persons reported for stealing
Government horses, and 20 make sure that he
should not be troubled for the purchase, had
Bruce arrested for stealing the animal The
evidence was favorable TO Bruce, and Justice
Drury dismissed him.
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T1YLMBOLDT yLUID HXTRACT BUuHu u
II Tyiea-ant5 id taste; sEnd. oaor, free frou al
ipsurioes propesstsss Ana tmmsd!Ats. "a ~ -
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M o Q NJ We R NO. N.

NOTICE.
The POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY havi mr. OBJ
tanned the privilege Of landing and .~.
a lease OF the wharf at Mount Yer; .E4aasAs
leave the Companys wharf, foot Of It'll street or
FkIpAY. June 2. at 20 CLOCK q. m, making reg.
ular trips thereafter Oh MONDAYS WEENIS.
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week
rare TO Mount Vernon and return, inciudin q
j. VAN RISWICK,
my N-30t Genersi an srrintendannt
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noMEsT TIC ECON oM 7 g.
CAMPILLIoN CARPET,

vention. PAPER CARPET, which. for cheapness,
durability and beauty, capnot be surpassed BY any
ordinary Carrot now In use. Call and examine it
for yeurselves. at 4S2 Pa. avenue, between Sd and
is aS.1lt- JOHN BEATTY Agent.
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1870

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR sSPRINGs,
PENNSYLVANIA.
This fashionable and delightful summer resort
is now open for the reception Of Visitors. 70
terms apply to n. W. WODDS.
lie % colin. Proprietor
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, 10:

- - e~ASs~f LAW At1ASANSS OVs
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT
lsT BAPTIsT SUNDAY SCHOOL E.AA@N
and their friends. S1xkz1A44
Inc commodious steamer Wawasett win leave
the foot of It'll street on
TIL RSDAY MORNING, June 9Th, at sh o'clock.
Tickets; 81; children half price; may be had at
phepnerd't Book Store, 7th street Of the officers
an q teachers OF the school, and on board the
FIRsT GRAND PIC-NIC
Il ses1RrsoS AssS St fzi - -
FOURTH OF JULY,
oALylRrs GROVE. BLApsNsBUaG.
Gnspa NJ Hand IL engaged for the occasion.
Trains viii leave Derot at Is and s15am
, Tickets can he procured at Mr.. Robertson's
store. corner OF 9TH and z; Star Office, and Of any
r. J. boswell. President
8. r. ROBERTSON, Vice President
JOSEPH B. SIP K, Secretary. je27-4t
NOTICE TO JXCURsI0NIsTs
The undersigned. Van Walkinseursh 4 Co.,
eexe htted mp the new steamer R-I
ARGo and the double -decked barge EA4hR<
= !. BISHOP and they are now Of
Ierec lot cearter for DAY or MOONLIGHT excursions
to any point down the Potomac. Tbe barge 10
expressly fitted fer Sunday Schools and pleasure
For further particulars inquire at be office Of
board he steamer or barge. ''-0''' "a 0A
a-.. CAPT. LOT CHAMBERLIN.
)e ~ III Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

tkoVER's THEATRE - The sensational
drama OF Awaiting for the Verdict" Mr.. J
y. McCoiiom, MISS susan Denim, and Mile
Augusta In prominent characters.
WASHINGTON THRArRR-Miss Ksts Denim
as LADY lsabeP' and "Madame Vine" Ia the
pfay OF East Lynne" supported BY the entire
company.
CANTKRBCRY.-Ballet, songs, burlesque,
clnoihe win screaming afterpiece.
O4FoRD.-Ballet, pancomime. songs, bur.
Iesque, trapeZe performances and other attrac-
tons. Matinee this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

ElY GRLEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, corner 7th and streets.
SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN UNION
TOWN AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the Goth instant, at o'clock p. m ,
saaH sell in front of the premises, Lots 80, 80,
so, 81 go and 95. This propert, fronts ON Fillmore
and Washingson streets Any parties DESTROYS Of Of
to attend the sale, as the property will be sold
without reserve.
Terms cash.
All conveyancirg and revenue stamps at the cos.
of the purchaser or purchasers.
A deposit of $40 will be required of the purchas-
ers WI hen aeh lot is kaocked Off.
Title indisputaele
ieT-d GREEN e VILLA .. AuctS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

lSY BRINSMADE CLARK, Auctfonsers,
- 372 Pa, ave-, adjoining Metropolitan Hotel,
We viii sell at our store THIS RvlNIN8 O
general variety of Sentlemep's fine Shirts. Lines
Drawers. Hosiery, Photograph Albums Gold kna
Silver Watches, Table Cutlery, Cigars. &c. An
goods warranted to be as represented. je 26 Sc