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A Gard from DR.. TumbIety.

KYRKwoop HOUSE, W ashington, DC, Junee.
10 oee Eas.ca guseks' Imprisonment in the Old
CAPITOL Prison in this city. have been uncon-
ditionnliv and honorably released from CON.
fsnement by direction OF the Secretary OF War,
there being NO evidence whatever to connect
me with the yellow fever or assassination plot,
Wi b which some Of the northern journals have
charged me of having some knowledge.
statement made in low, Hcentious sheet pub
lished in New York, to the effect that DR..
Blackburn, who has figured so unenviably In
the hellish yellow fever plot, was no other
ment, would most respectfully say to an ever
generous public that I do not know this fiend
In human form named DIR. Blackburn, nor
have ever seen him in my life. For the
distinguished persons throughout the United
States to voueh for my veracity, and, If neces-
sary, can produce certificates from an innu-
merable number Of gentlemen In high Official
While in imprisonment noticed in some Of
the New York and other northern papers, q
VINO now stands charged with being one OF the
conspirators in the atrecious ASSASSINATION
plot, was at one time In my employ rms,
too, is false in every particular, and am at
loss to see how it originated, or to trace 1t to
its origin. For the past five years have had
but one man in my employment. and he is yet
with me, his character being beyond reproach
/ never saw Harold 70 my knowledge, and 1
have NO desire to see him.
Another paper has gone so far as to inform
the public that was an intimate acquaint-
ance of Booth g; but this 100. is news to me,
as never spoke to him III my life. or any OF
bis family.
do hope that the papers which so indus.
triously circulated these reports connecting
me with these damnable deeds, to the very
great injury of my name and reputation, will
do me the Justice to publish my release, and
the fact of my having been entirely exonerated
by the authorities here, who, after dil1gent
invastip alton. cOuld obtain no evidence that
would in the least tarEish my fair reputation.
feel it but due to the authorities here TO state
that, while in the Old Capitol. was treated
with the utmost kindness and consideration;
and was placed in the same quarters assigned
TO Governor Vance, Governor Brown, Hon.
Mr.. Lamar, and others of note.
With these few remarks in justice to myself,
! will close by submitting them to the public.
Respectfully. DIR. F. TUMBLRrY.
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.RsInAsINa TIE PRIsoHKRs-The editor OF
me Star having been solicited BY numbers OF
prisoners ready and anxious TO renew their al
iefianee TO thee overnment OF the United States
70 procure their release asspeedily as possible,
nss oevo'ed htrs self for some time to that end,
who are yet prisoners OF war. ana fhe,, yr,ands
and relatiyes, that the work OF releasing ali Who
come uneer the amnesty clauses OF the Presi-
dents proclamation is pr~eressio,. with 80
great rapisity IS that In fortnight ar vii
probably have been, set at liberty. Tba an
structious are toirelesse those frat who az.
sick and who most need the change, ana tnsr
20 reiease The others in the order In which tasy
have undergone imprisonment, thoss lonses,
coBhued beine earliest released. 1t is pecessa.
ryto prepare q record In the case Of each m an,
which creates some delay, though It lis conii-
IDENTIFY antici pated that all will have been dis .
charged in the course of the next fortnight
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Affairs In Gesrgetown.

GEoRGRTowN CoUNcILs.-The two boards
met last night, and in the absence or quorum
adjourned. t .e.-=
OAK HILL CEMETERY tCoMPANY.--On the
5th instant the lot holders of, Oak Hill Gem
etery held their annual meeting in the ceme-
terry chapel. The attendance was large, and
much interest was manifested The President,
John Marbury, announced that the directors
had oy the efforts of Gen. Lorenzo Thomas sue
ceeded in Purchasing the large lot east Of the
cemetafss dontaining over seven acres, which
will abe enclosed immediately. This secures
two fine fn1ets 70 the cemetery from Moptgom-
cry and Mil streets. The thanks of the lot
holders were rendered to Gen Thomas for his
aid, and a 6ne lot in the new addition was set
apart fer him by unanimous vote The lot
holders proceeded to the election of directors,
and the members of the board were reelected,
viz: VIM. W. Corcoran, John Marbury, Thos.
A. Lazenby and George w Beau. The dt-
rectors did not go into the election OF officers,
and probably Will not during the year. The
officers of the past year Will be retained, viz
Jno. Marbury. President; Secretary-an4 Treas
nrer, Henry King; Superiniendent John A.
Blundon. MI. Blundon performs the engi-
neer'ss duty, which relieves the board of the
necessity OF electing an engineer.
LOOKOUT for the grand Pic Mic OF the vjgi
liant Fire COMPANY. GeOr1etOwn
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
q = 100 HY3
{ 80 - lDESTRUGTIYE FIRE. saysl .5LT
The Pesrle Of Georgia in Star wing Cen.

NASHVILLE, June Ie--This afternoon. the
aid OonInissary stores of Tayior,s depart.
ment was about one. halt tdesfroyed ~ IRE, Il
is.npposed 70 have caught nom the so arks Of
locomotive. The other, hai. consistiag 81
zion to Government property IL Supposed % be-
between eight and ten million doiiarsa Within
ITS walls there was sufficient stores 70 Iyy
an army or $4,000 men for two years. The
quantity Of rope elone consumed was valued
at upward OF q million. ( II aST
Reitable Information from Macon, and points
nel,n se q mat represent the whole Of 0eprgiain
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NEW YORK, Jupe, l0,-The steamer Ariel.
WIN Savannah dates to the 18th instant, has
The Savannah Herald saws the director. q
the Central Railroad Oempany having taken
the oatn ~ alegiAncf, have been placed in
possesston OF the road, subject TO the control
saryt while remaining in Georgia There ts q
prsrep' mat the road VIII soon h IN fpniss
Good order prevails iii Coinfnhna, L IL I g :
The freight depot Of sAngnsta s Sayalnah
Raattfoedt &C Auyusta, was destroyed BIZ fire
On ne e.: The LOSE p esfinase at seEsptS.
Den Howeli GesS. r.s S,srsuseas And
saxea 70 Nashville, has beer released,
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Gen Birge has assumed command Of this
district. General Woodfort is post command
ant. 49,
The condition Of affairs at Montgomery, Ais.,
are favorable. The principal ortion of the
Union forces have been withdrawn, leaving
a earrisou Of two Thousand men.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OF THE TREAS
TRY

Assistant Secretary Harrington, of the Trea-
sury Department, who rendered his resignation
some time ago, will retire from the Treasury as
soon as the business of the Department will
permit, for the purpose Of entering upon his
new duties as Minister to Switzerland. Mr.
Harrineton's successor has not been appointed
an yet aItnouRh 1t is understood that Solicitor
chandler, OF New Hampshire, will succeed
him. 49, :
Assistant Secretary NJ. b Field has been an
pointed Collector OF the Sixth District Of New
fork' and Will be succeeded by Mr. John F.
hartley, for many years chief clerk of the
Department rs = .l...s az - - VIZ
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WlST JERSEY RAIL
w ROAD LIN D6.-From lG3a Ia h..
foot OF Walnut street. t.zZS1E1l

wv Wv 7 f3 W.Ion LIS .s1 ss From ID -
Ssa%ssSs,GSs S%s6bkDAy. Jun: 10th. 1865
fSr G p MAY, &C.. al 80 A. NJ, Express, go
.I 70, MiLLTILi, v1NELAND. &C.. $50 An.
70; BRIDdEToa. SALEM, &C.. at e.BA.M.
For aLAssBoRo. &C.. 8 80 and els A. NJ. 2.so
For WoSDsURY, &C.. 80 aud s.,s A. b.. 49,
san'' RETURNING WILL LsAvz .2
PpaRs nss 81 80 a. M Mail, 20 A. H.. Freight
ki!1i!I sti'sassi M. Mail laos NJ rrstx A.
Bridsstop sss sSx NJ, Mail. s.a5A.M Freight
Woedbary = 5.es and s,;lsA N, Mail sos A. M.
.ei 9 tu s% U.es h9' cns
p'Gs afZ # Il thrs soass f ion
i. VAN RENSSELAER,. superintendent :
west Jerses. Salem and Cape MAy and Millvills
The WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
viii viii attend to gu the usual bsanches OF express
e sIsspsss Ssliseg and fS5xard
4 Special Messenger accompanied each through
Phiiadelphis. June 5. 1855 ,.5 ,s 10 dtsep1
4 RLAcx LAcs POINTS AND MARTLEs. 77
We have Just received full aesor trnent of the
above from the large New York Auction Sal. Of
\ Wednesday last. We shall sell them much les,
than importation price. and guarantee them for
the best quality. ~ - -7sssioT,r Ri. rs 37. -
( Also, great many other bsrsaipsin ses3t 80
DRYpG GODS hsylya 5-tzl9
+ from the Same Auction. - -5a7+S :. ~ r.
i'a' 81 '7s<. iLANsBU RaH L BRS. b52
te9-1w. - =. 81 and SIS 18th street.
! WlAR NOW CONSTANTLY RlOBIVING
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK.
All kinds Of "a. T.
DREss GOODS. sbasszgrt s.8a=sf'z- 4. 4
F' A--sHsE LAWNS. l- "a l1.s'r9'
80, 60 MOzAMBIoyEs. ~ 90,
+ SO. -sf fsst Sd . bsar MAR1fZ. fHfl atE
Such AZ - -,
iJACONHTs. cAMRRIos, PLAIN SWISS.
White and ColeIsd DOTTED SWISS, laI1 81
INAINsOoKs, IRISH LINENS, i" 49,. I'm.
And AL other goods usually found in first cls
la fE DRY GOODS srORRs. a2is II
These goods have al been bought at Auction
for cAsh, and we shall offer them ut very small
advance. si Sz.Ia 7eh+ sEoA AL 2sas114
Cali At the - go - - -, -.
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE "a 1. "a
LAEsBUR6H & sRo..a ,. as5 {. i.d
= -. = - = a1s .nd sl5 7th street. Q
il A ras Ao dssIpSb9 sFf. IIoE THE 1EIps OF
The grt stssS Is - Stlrf Tor 1856
st.a.s, Du pie. ipsss ssf assPs Sairs:
ss oss ssr i sss, prizes: sias "a
Linen Table Cleth ss low 90 s. cents smsnt Of
Ing Toyeiinx EsRsins DsPsrinx It ssss ss Ssr
Cortetts only rs. Black Lses yeiis cni Sfsa So
Regular made EnsiishL HSse 50 csnts Biast Isss
Of all seh sdss only o.. e Hemssitcked sHsSdsc,
shisfs only s. csnts, cost 81. Isck sShaRis at
- %. worth IS Hack Alpacs at 81 cent. worth
g cts; Al wool Delaiu black Is cents = Bro n
and Bls.ehed Cotton only 20 cts. 1t 20 cts.
ysafs6t Walking Jackets very chesp. StR Msn.
hltas. 0oats: CircnIefs Baeeuss eiiesper than any
other house IN tas city, - .s2.aI.s 9 so ~
je7-6t AS It'll street. nsar g street,
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Terrible Explosion.

CINCINNATI, June 10-The Gazettes Chatta-
nooga dispatch says the ordnance building ex-
ploded setting fire to and consuming two
warehouses filled with Government property;
the loss to the Government is Sl5n.OO. Between
ten and fifteen persons were killed and woudn.
ed. The explosion was caused by sparks from
locomotive.
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o r r I c I A L /.

Hsadqaa-ts, Department Of Washington, }
ONCE PTorost Marshsrs Ofc.. Defences North
Potomac, Washington, D. c., June 3, 1865. J
General Orders No. 9.
General Orders Nos. L and 2, from these
head quarters, closing all bar rooms aud places
where lilo uors are sols, are hereby re voked.
Ry command Of Major General Parks.
T. IEGRAHAM,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
ie9.St Defences North OF Potomac.
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From the Mississippi.

BATON ROUGE, June 5.-The troops under
General Heron, accompanied by the gun
boats reached Alexandra on the I'd instant
There was no public demonstration on the
arrival of the troops, yet feeling of relief was
unmistabakle There seems to be no bitter
ness among the citizens.
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eflts NAVAL VESSELS ~-EL
An extensive sale Of naval vessels will taka
piaee' At the Washington Navy Yard ON thu
Gath OF June, when fifteen vessels heretofore
attached TO the Potomac fionlia will be Of
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IFrom snilIington, odeon Building, we
have copy lot Miss Braddons last novel,
I"Only alUlod. ~ and Frank Con verses s.Banio
wthoute Master !" both published by Dick e
Fitzgerald, NY. = q yN.EA4 -
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PERSONAL.

WANT&D-Eyery one that has diarrhaa or
" dyeenteyy to call at 3 40 18th street and get
medicine for the came. without pay, daily from 5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE pm a.
lilo that viii not pay any debts contracted by
my s0Ds JOHN SCHWINGHAMM1R, after this
Ie s-lwr EUGINI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HB. PHILLIPS has removed to PennsylyaNia
- Avenue, near 18th St., OYER MsssrD! KidvsllS
Drog store. ap6-3 mif~
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GEN-TERRY

Major General Alfred H Terry, the hero Of
FortFisher, who was ordered to wasninetop
arrived here this morning, and reported TO the
Secretary OF War. -l - go
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0eaVI1 1HGfcHC80O3fO0s-
Sic semper ciric celebration inciters.
POLIO. tsoSSissIoS Ms. 2 ne Board me

POLICE geEMissIoH s1RisE.2 r e Board met at
its rooms on ION street on the ath tnstanE The
fssignatiop pf PAtr6iman al exander Skinner,
Of the 10TH pEecipcf was accepted, "a takeeffsct
from the 3ist plttmo, and VIM. II. Is Ourand
Richards laid 6efores the bosrd the report OF
Sanitary oficer. SECss npon the scohdfcen of
One dwellipeS Nos,sl ~ .asI rs saz a2s, 2al,
avenue, betN cen 18th and 18th streets. This
property is owned by Mesers Kaiser, Weeden,
d. mclaughlin. Major Beale, S. w. Middle.
ecn. F. Butler ana Mr.: sFfazief3 The report
states that the cellars ere raeeptaeles of stag.
liant water, and cAierlatRd 70 create sickness,
and recommends tbs cons trnction.o of sewers to
carry off the watef phssubjectW was laid over
ILL the next meeting and the board adjourned
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BOARDING.

TOR RBNT-With. Board. suitable for two or
4 three Ranuem en- "a large FKONT ROOM. Also,
three or four gentlemen can be scco mlu lated
18th sts. Terms moderate. 7-s,aaasI te N-St"
A VERY PHEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD
q can be had at No, 500 St.. bet 9th aud 7th,
Je9 2t~ gs.s. 81. . - :.
VNHREl Oh FOUR GENTLEMEN can be &c.
II eompodatsd, with comfortable ROOM and
BVAkO By apply ing i'm mediatsly at 394 18th 1t :,
between and Massachusetts, avenue. Also,
Few Iaple boerdere. "a gE3GE1 Je9
ITO RINT-Two pleasant ROOMS, with Board.
= az No. % Missouri avenue, between sd and ~
TABLE, BOARD at sos month, $50 street
4 between 18th and litb streets. Also. two fur
nishsd ROOMS to let, suitable for two or mere
Ro0Ms, WITH B0ARD. III isth street west.
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III Mrs. q. p. Baxtey was arrested yester-
cav baltimore, and held subject to the orders
OF tie War department, upon charges of tres
sonahle conduct, OF q serious nature a IL win
~ Iseoi eeted that sue was arrested in the
Io.r, part OF ie63 and sent South, but subse.
Imprlsoned. She wss released about two
weths slnoe. he charges aeaipst her, it is
sts'eo, sIe msde on aecobnt OF conduct On her
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SALE 0E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
QUAR1RRMAsTER GKHKRAL's

49, WasalsaToa d. GI.JSns si :, isss,s
a s5ffi Ss Of ~
s sfs bidder at TIL times and places named bsiov,
wILL1AMsPoRT, PA. THURSDAY. June rs,
SCRANTON. PA .THgRsDAy .1use q. 1865.
WILMINGTON. eDILs.. THURSDAY. June "A.
p1rrsBuRa, pa 4, rGlSSSsspAY. J,ns >, ,as.
Harrisburg. PA. THURSDAY. Juns %.
Two HUNDRED ssRvIonABIE MuLss
IN MARY q tSsn we're BOUGHT IN ii. beginning Of
;ne Taf e younk mules scconpanied the armies
sf from ssSs isDs !; Sc Sc
Though sound aud serviceable, they are no
teneer xequirsd in the army and can be purchased
~ tseee saIes st Tar less than their true value
The a IT. Of both miners ana farmers is, es
Nude. aois sIy. Sos -" % So '5 a s -
| sslesto com men &C at To- q. m. = a5 -107f 8vE}
Terms casa. in United state: currency. ,sv 81
Bs.yst GENT. u s1.sss 4 Fsras 81; iiio
y. A.0.0, - 3 To- . 800 y sjsiD- l6t8 ?
SAIlor ooNp1MNID ouARrIRMAsr1RT
- STORES ORE GRAIN. AND GKAIN RACKS. -
Grief Q"''sws s,..!ss D e. sss! 81 s
se with g
ssss ss q Z ;s'sSt s.Is:
p3at for yablic seryiee, viz ~ q -, :
Brushes. Buckets, Lanterns. Broo ms. Hskes,
cnslss sesiIins, 30 n ~ ooa norT 1IH.sSI5I
buss.s ra5usnN y
seiiasls 5as "a oR5 sSs Dhas AND
u. sidSsss xn " tsssissa 70 ssmoy
Terms cash Y aaFsrn'a's sa fasaadk:upxrn,
s.
e I0-1ot = q Dsbstsd f Wssk ines0asa
NAPeLl0Hs LIYI OF JULIUS oksAHa
tasN yRAN0K TAYLOR
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III The attention Of our readers b request.
edto the change Of tine OF the trains 10 Cape
May. See advertisement "af ~ .TlB-
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RETURNED

Attorney General Speed, who has been alb.
sent from the city for about ten DAYS, ON :
trip TO Michigan, returned to the CITY lag,
evening. 81, .....-i,- = - :
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~An Irish friend OF the Deetor,s, who was
AtFords 1hsfier ON athe night. OF the Ass AZ.
siBstion instsfs TINT Boom shoutss auhsn he
Jumped from the stage boz: ssI,m stcrs san Z
zSr Dr. McManus." (Sfc SempeT TyyanatyJ =
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RY jas. o. McGUIKI 6 90, Anotionser..

b
s " as st
s ct .s In stusT.
between 9 and Boundary streets north; and a. Is
81 81 srssss %sss be-
Terms One-tbird cash; the balance IN six and
mgn ,i sscsred BY deed Of trsst the
An conysyancins and stamps at the cost of the
There lots are sold By the Trustee under the
.na .Se of
TlsiS.dS az Jas: .: Moa 6iRs 4 e 90 aac,..
RY W Z; Waldo Ga. ,Austionesrs.
IL South corner Penn. Az. and Ninth strsat
4ucT,Sss s Hdd or OF !aAksosc.sIEs, LIeuoks.
Lon IuRsRAYM0 kNTNa: 18TH in st.. c ce 81
R cs ~ We viii sell a. the Auction
auspenders, Knivss, osiisrs. poke. Books.
Gases ch.mpasne .cisrs ssG ola Bourbon.
ssps1 s. %a:ass
! -Eeliea, MuscatA and Port MD ~ :
k ko1ss i Pspp.r: Geffss, Mustard, Indigo 80 e
barrels Cakes and Crackers. $50. T. o.
Bo.e. and oaddies Navy o and other Chewing To-
Quintsis ssvoy Fine Oh ewing tobacco az a.
barrels aiS;sVs; Parker's, n. Good. .. and other
Quarters and QetsYs lBrsosy, Gin, &C. reg
rVSkoss P.iA1e Lily AAnAts ZINE Cnt Savory TO-
sOa iSs Fi II 10 Out fob.eeo in papers, sDd
ounce. papers in good order. :. - =
Some sse lynasssurk f fesss;ee. ~ -.
ZIP many etnsr sf1l's w " fSs fc CO.. s
sTo II wv EA SaSs p .4R2S6GAsaS5. &e
est s &c: Fry g # nv s
Con Of RreVes oosn Si Ghsres n. fompsins A.
O. NJ, at the Goyernmsnt Warab aase, situated ga
s n ana aud ss
q essltsrn.sssE ssorsss oendsmssd. . usins
Bsf f1s Bucssfs. asmnssfs. Kniyes. Aneiis.
s1ss fis9si seass
Eheess, R.plLns. g risdst9nsS. Dirt 'scrsps,s.
R'ssi s1: sss GR ssss &c .ss l q vtaasht
iWiIlAbe sold At TIA fsot ef leth street nesr
CHESAPEAKE and Ohio DISMAL immt dj steiy after the
compieticn ofsthe sale above refsrredto o. a lsrgs
HedicAi aWaeohss Metallic wAsonslf Arneuianoes.;
isuseessful bidders must rsmovethestorss within
h 'T. 1ssasss from date of sale, asa fs,7.s
! 8eVa d. b. RUUKER, 80
Brig. Gsn. and Chief Gu srfer m aster.
8 = a DepSt or wsshinston.
,NorIcs .Ayhe sbuvs sale stiii be- q centihusd
ssss az e ssa Those e Hgrs rs are
se ier e BIZ Gen, sad Chief Saasss9assssr.
II HLMBOLDH sBLUID ExfRAoF sBUOHU Is
~ pheasant in taste and odof. free from ali
ii4jurious prcpeftiess and immsdists In iss e..
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LOST AND FOUND.

T. lows and one csnF. fhs o1Sss r." or now owner.
are to Pspsi
SlVU ming the sth inst, a gold WAT0H and
BRO Is. sss Penn. avenue, between sth aud ii
sasssnt y: sSovs reward wi" be paid and
T OsT-While passing from 9th to 50 st. on the
ps Of the spssI ao.p
andeT vii BE- saitab!, rewarded OF iesyipsis At
osI.on Mcndsy Jq1 ne, 5th IiisS 81. gn Psnn,s
sPs VI be- ssts
IL rewarded by leaving the same at Ne. 214 Pa
ave, up stairs. jslO2t-
cIO REwARD -Strayed. on Monday, june 5.
0n five red ah
face: one roam. and one red The be, andar will
street. sa' d
toll.eate. ,e l0-sts
Coz REWARD-Stolen from the eu bscriber On
ikisht Bay HORST. about i6 hands high; 9 year:
back. caused 3, Harneis: | win pay TIE abovs
reward for his delivery to me or any anthem lie in
formation whereby p sI6 Sse h!p affiifTf22sY
;. 10 ..- Sssrsss, NJ r. is IS ss. tween.
$50 dark. TWO 8oRsas 'n rom e Genaoe wood
One ; BAY HORSE. IL hands high. blind in on.
eve, with sore on the inside of the right hind
The other is : BLACK HoRaB. with she'll
wound on his right hind foot. and q sabre scar ON
his right ham. and stands about Is or l5'a hands
g. will be paid for the return of the Black and
Hi Please sa ana Ot oil
5 p. m. and prove pro lsrty and PAY s1 Expenses.
je 9-NF Corner Sd street and Penna ave.
&1O RkWARD--Lost in or about our stablee q
psrs and railroad tlcs cts Of no value to any one
Hs1 the exn o T be paid on
tess 0'a0'S opposite fs & vii. ltsf Hotel.
&25 REGWARD.,,stelen from the stable Of h
s6Rk1L HORSE about oi; lands G i h White spGt
In bis face very reTna nods; his left hip Little
With woodsn T
above reward will be paid for the delivery Of said
Street STR e norss sN'' ~ = - y l." W. Nc les
SI(l RaWAIRDoostraGsa q s59lsn, e. ThuIs:
hands sish and years Old has lon =. sli a tail;
j. fast Tsfe5 ;ps has los. shoe
quilted saddle. ishs and as .tte torn
a1 the % s s1 as.
CARPET ''F ': aaei fiSsf sor1s. POLICE station
ie9-2t' near Seventh Street Park.
esREwARD-strayed or stolen, on the night Of
er On his nse red FOX stn
ABOVE Tswsrd BY leaving it 1t ASS 81 street GER
CAMs TO THE PREMISEs OF THI SUB
~ nse,iber; on south 9Th street. dark rean
property property and paying charges. nv arR.rv
3 81 sss i sSw ss.s
white belly. The finder will recei se the above
reward By leaving her at corner Of "A ana sts
TAKIN Up, AsTRAY-On the Long Bridge. on
ssss and shca shoe The
have the same by coming forward. proving prop.
si aae D' so ss si bet & ana Island
9sT- IL Gserfs:9Vn, p q: % s91Sa.y ever
the q charasc a. 6ea
eress street. and the northeast corner Of Gay and
Green sttsste. T4A hRds5h u tbf srjt- 1HEPH I'm
GLISH. corner OF Water and High SITS. Jes st*
@1E KEWARD-8trsyed OF stolen. last san.
y i - day nisht. near the 1astern Branch Bridge,
der cut in the upper lip by twitch. The above
reward viii be given il returned TO Fort Davis,
iaS - wALKIR SMITH.
] OsT.T.o COVE and one CALH-one Of them
color. without horns Any informal left at 3
% street Tess, besxesn and streets north VIII
&2OhsStA1fSDD = e o. stolsn, sat%Taay
Of the Eastern Branch, near Navy Yard Bridge
Any person rsturoing him t2 ne will receive the
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FVn sALh Vk L.heE.sQUAKEN No ST. con
feet. situated on 9Th street east. between North
Caiolins ayenus and B street south; i'm prove
house and stable, and numerous other buildings,
pump flowing in splendid water on the premises.
snd abundance of the ch DIGEST fruit trees fowe 8
and shrubs Title indisputable; ter ms asona D;
location being within few steps of the city rail
way, and in full view OF Pennsylv suia avenue on
posite to a public tquare, makes it one Of I'M
surpassed eligibility for private residence or
place Of public resort. Apply on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10
n Q. B. L. Crown q, CO., Auctionssrs.
IA VALUABLE LnT AR AuorIaN.

LA VALUABLE LIT AT AUCTION,
We will sello TUESDAY, June 18th, ct p, m ,
on the premises. LOT No: Is. in sqsure No. 7s.
This Lot ronts IS feet 61s inches on y st q,
between Sd and 4th streets east. running back IOS
feet to Is foot alley. i'm proved by fur small
mans lager beer gArden5 -
Terms at sale. - vsf- 4l---r e. v-.f.
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A, SON or TIE SOIL, Z Neysl; Smith Is sm ALE
"A History Of Greece; The yoiu atser Quarter
master, by uCapt Brinkerhof; Kitto's Bibics
jel0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10

THE CRONIN, KING AND BOYLE CAsE.-1n
this case Justices Walter and Boswell, the ex
am ming magistr ates. gave judgment yesterday
afternoon. They dismissed the case against
Patrolman Boyle. and held John Cronin and
Martin ID. King to bail for court in the SUM OF
$500, to answer the charge Of assault and bat
tery ON various persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10

LOOKOUT for the grand Pic Mic OF the VSgi
liant Fire Company, GEORGETOWN,