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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13
Dry Goods, millinery, &c.


M EW GOOD S.
4. AIETZGER, formerly Of the firm of
Hofheimer & Metzger, having commenced
business on his own account, and opened the
store lately occupied by J. Hamburger No. 50,
King street, returns his thanks to his customers,
for their previous liberal patronage, and informs
them that he has opened at his new establish
ment, a large and handsome assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
EMBROIDERTES, HOSIERY.
GLOVES, CORSETS, NO
TIONS, &c.
Also q large assortment Of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
He invites the public to call and examine his
goods, assuring them that they will be sold at
the lowest cash prices. a. METZGER
&C 27-1m No. 81. King st., near Royal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,
A LEX NDRIA VA 80

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The "MAGNoL1A," is tn place for all lovers
of good things in life Here you can eat and
grow fat-drink and be merry. The LARDER
IS always plentifuIy supplied with the best Of
everything. Al! kinds Of LrQUoRs Ale and
Porter on draught Weiss Beer, choice segars
sc aHa5s ~ Honsn for III INV
two blocks from the Railroad Depot, The pro-.
prietor, also, takes pleasure in announcing
that his new elegant and CoMMoD1oUs HALL
is now finished, and can be engaged for Parties,
Balls, Concerts, Lectures, &C., at the most
~ ~ r. FREDERICK, Proprietor
no 13-tf Magnolia House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13

The garrison at Battery Rogers, at the
southern end of the city, we're relieved yester
day, by company of negro troops, who will
hereafter do duty there.
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-%&as3

Large accessions are being made hebdonll
nally to the African Baptist Church. Of this
city. Every Sunday the ceremony Of INNER
sion can be witnessed off Battery Rodgers.
Yesterday evening thirteen were baptized there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13

Gsa FOR SALE.-A most desirable HOUSE
INLAND LOT, on Prince near Union Street.
Apply to D. L. SMOOT,
oc Soft Office Market Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25
my5 eod&ds GREEN & WILLTAMs. Au't,
KYJ Q. Mca UIRB & On Auetionsers-
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLHNT BOusu
sHGID EIrRNITERR $3.50.

AUCTION SALE OF RXCELLINT Houss.
n. rrpsni HSLD FURNITURE.
at II o clock. We shall sell at No ESQ q street
between 18th and 18th. dwelling 10 part ocenpieS
by the officers of the Ohio ststs Agency. ali the
househ9!d Furniture in the upper part of the
house, Also OF the DINING room, en- brsciEg--
One suit Of Parior Furniture, of walnut, uphot.
Iete q. Tete Sofas two Arm ard eight Rsccsv-
ton airs. enc same, in French vorstsd bro
Two Walnut Carved Bookcases,
66r wo W.inI Marble to 2 Center Tables,
Jne s.it and one OAK Library or Office Fable
IB Brackets s .ains fFench AYE m'rfor' Slab and
Two sets Lace and Broeatelie window Curtains
One Oak Chsmber suit. Marble TOP Ruresu ana
Msshstand. with Wardrobe.
Several cottage Chamber Suits,
Two Walnut. large, and two 90, oil II. ,oeas. IA
m.h Arm Gh. al snd hOfssrs ana sids Sh.ir
MAHOGANY and Walnut French ard Jenny Liaz
MAhSsapy and Walnut Marble top Bars.us and
Maho gqny and walnut Marble top Pier sud Cara
Cottage aud Plain Bedstsads, Bureaus and wasr.
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Mattresses, Blankets She ets, &c. &c
Game seat Oh Am Der Chair and Rockers.
Brussels, Parlor and Chamber Carpets
Three ply and Ingram and Imitation Brussels
Canton Mating throughout the house.
Large quantity Of on Cloth on stairvay ans
Limitation Rosewood Extension Dining Table.
Mahogany Marble top sideboard.
Table Crock cry aud Glassware,
Cutlery and Linen,
Fart en- and Toilet Sets,
Wipeow Shade and Curtains.
Cooking stove and Kitchen Requisites,ke
myi5d 'H' 80 MCGUIRE & Co, Auess.
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neaHa $4,000 WORTH eyrs0
~ CT GiTN
~ BOOTS AND SH0ASI
Have been received this day at
HE1LBRUNB
BARGAI SHOE st o B h.
SOC SEVENTH STREET,
and will be sold at tremendous low prices. We
name the followipe:
Children q Shoes from Is cents up,
Misses BAlmorals and Caters rs cents.
Ladiss' BslmorAls from - mp,
Caters. good quality, SIS
Slippers from 81 cents up,
Red White and Black Slippers and Caters, latest
styles,
Mems fine Boots, Caters and Buckle Shoes, very
cheap. ..
Also great variety Of
TRUNKS AND vALIoES
At L. HEILBRUN & co..
500 7th street. adjoining
myle-2w~ Odd Fellows Hall.
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RYo. Ri. CROWN & CO.. Aucts.

By virtue of power vested in the undersigned By
the last will and testament of Samuel Hamilton.
and an order of the Orphans Court of Prince
Georges county. MARYLAND, we gill offer ~ public
sale, On the premises. on To HsDAY. ths sofia day
fronting rs feet on 7th street vest. between d sad
Island in the city Of Washington. D. e. - 'As
.. Thi: property lies in an iD proving portion OF
Terms of sale: Ope half the purchase money ossh
on 1bs day ct sale. or as ratification b. the cont
with interesf II not paid the day of SALE an the
residue in two Of six and sev
mon his from the day OF sale bearing interest FROM
the purchaser with sureties to he apprtved by the
undersigned. On the pay nent OF the " ole pur-
putabls. ).
All convaysncius. including revenue stamps. "a
'os' VI 'n' pa' WILLIAM TUCK,
B. & MORSnLL.
Executors OF y. Hamilton.
mya i'd @. B. L. CROWN g. CO., Aucts.
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Did,

IN the morning OF the 18th inst, of cholera
infantum ELLEN B0TELER. infant daughter OF
John and 8Ilsu Wilson.
her iatosr No 377 street. to morrow eveniD 2
~ 4 O'clock Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to aftead.
a, Fbur,dsy, &th inst, At half past O'Clock,
Ma ROSARA READY, sgsd 80 years.
Mar she rest in pe.ce sm.n.
Her funeral will tste place on Friday, 26th, At
o,ricck m from her late rssidence. on "a st .,
mar Her friends and relatives OF the family
ave respectfully invited TO attend.
n, Wsdnssssy evening. oath inst in the 39ta
xssT Of ker age Mrs J1ANETT B. MAHEGAN,
wife Of John Nahesan 4, 20
snsc,f1iis rsaussted to attend her 'uusrsl from
mr. late rssidence. No. IL Prospect street, be-
tween Bieb and Potomsc sfs., oorgeto Eu, on
Friday afterpoOn ~ O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

ERARAM FLOUR. ..
NJ kYk FLOUR. prorp
nav an pply just recsiyed sbd for sale by
. w" H0AN & PHRRID.
m q sc Oornar 81 and 9Th streets.
TAILORING, SECURING AND RBPAIRiNG.
j 10 . manner TO give satisfac tion. 81 =. =:
P.s-Nev and second hand Clothing bousht
an d sold ct fair prices. my S-ln-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25
DY WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
d South corner Pa, ave, and 9th street,
.eHANoERY SALE OF IMP Roylo PROPERTY

NEAR THGNAEY FARD.
. BY virtue et q decree of the Supreme Court or
the District of Columbia. in chaaasrs stti ne. be-
ing date the I'd day Of May, A. D 1855. and PASSED
THOMAS T. White IS compliment. and Wa r;
offer for sale. at public auction: on TUESDAY.
the S0th day OF May, leS5, a. O'Clock p. IN, in
front OF the premises, psrt of Lot nameersa one
1852. Of the plan o, the city Of w.shinst n.
bound ed as follows: BegiuninG for the same 81 Q
point on the line Of .optb NJ street. distant nf.y
t5lj feet six t6l inches frOm the theass
corner Of said lst. ard Iunnins thence ssstw.rily
feet; then northwsdly and parallel With 10Th
thence easrwsrdly with the line Of said lot sir:
teeny6b feet aud thence southw srdty and parallel
wipthe line of 10th street east seventy tvs tT5f
feeefsx t6l inches TO the beginning, With the in
grovems nts thereon. consisting OF email Brick
Thi. property is situated on south M street. near
Ter@s: one harf cash ths res4gsla two saa.!
ipstaliment OF and IL m0nthsE the purchaser
giving his note for the defeTred PAYNE Dts ca
dersed and bearing interest fro % the day OF sale
Title deed to be retained Until the whole eur-
ch ase money ia paid.
All conveYaneing aud stampf at the cost Of the
ASBURY Lloyd. Trustee.
WIN. l.. WALL & CO..
"a Aucfiopeara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

SECOND WARD STATION GASES Alberta
Jores fighting; Sc. Geo. Williams, do; dis
missed. Timothv RYAN, drunk; IS Jno Lee,
do; military. Pass we'll Macina. disordery;
SIS. Vim II Gotten. do $40 James Harris.
do; military. Jonn Lee, DO; military. James
Quinn, suspicion of larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

PICKPoCKRTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morn.
ing, the Detectives arrested a squad Of six or
eight suspicious persons, who are known in
cities further north aud W DO are supposed TO
be here to pick the pockets of any who are SO
incap ious as to carry large sums 10 the crowds
attending the review. Although the Detec-
tiyes have secured So many OF the light fingered
gentry, and know that more of the sa me sort
are IN the city, rot single case OF loss by the
pickpockets has been reported TO the Datec-
tiyes. 1t is very creditaole to our police II 10
the crowded condition of the city they have
prevented the pickpockets from operating.
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RoEBRRY.-A man named Hudson was ar
reeued yesterday and sent 10 Jail for court,
charged with robhing soldier of the I2ith
New FORK regiment OF his money be,t con-
teiniug bank account of $500.
This morning, man complained at the Sec.
ond WaTd station OF having been robbed of
syst at Oy stPr Bay. Another ind viduaI ma 70 ed
Hu6hell also discovered this morning that he
mad lost { 10.
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SPRING ASSORTMENT

400 SPRING ASSORTMENT AQ6
M IA KR II Il RS,
NO. 1856 SEVENTH STREET.
CHOICE STOCK OF INTDRI0R AD0RNNlNTS
. lMBRAofHa
PAPER HANGINGg. - =
a select end varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper HanGinGs. Borders, Statues. Gen.
ire Piecss. &c. embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest assortment In the District. .fs
.G& WINDOW SHADD9.
+ Bun. Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocslate Brown
and Gilt window Shades. variety of patterns;
PICTURE CORD q 7 AeSILe
fe.ent sizes and cotors, D beautiful assortment.
r'0'0t' h sosxf Ei fi6 s Hs FRAMES
The largest assortment of Oval Frames In the
Di.trict. warranted to besildeA With GoM lsat
Also variety Of Dark Wood Frames. with "a
nea STOCK OF small -sised Oval and Carte DC VAsite
ENGRAvINGs& PAINTINGS.
a rev choice 1nsravings sna tainsinss AWsys
Orders for PAPER sHsnsine and window Shades
punctually attended TO, and exeoeeea IN tns pest
manner. In city or counfry. = s-rr
~ Terms Cash for Goods OF t: 1orr,,. =, ir
AOC le6 eEyKKrH ,efSls1.,u., 12R
10Y eieht doors above oaa Wsssisstoa. D. o.
INsrRUcrIoN N ,LANaU Aa1S HIsroRYl
AV1Q oo0 - s41'7---'
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ATTENTION rs CALLED To the advertise men
Of The Potomac Transportation line, between
GEORGETOWN and Baltimore The fine comma
dicUs steamer &. Vanderbilt teav Baltimore
every Tuesdav evening. and GEORGETOWN every
Saturday morning. stopping At Alexandra an d
all he landings on the Potomac ard the Bay.
The steamer has ample accommodations Tor
freight and passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

NEW CHURCH District Attorney Caring.
ton. MessTs- W. l. Walker A. X. Sheppard
and other gentleman associated 10 the enter
prise, gave purchased a lot on the north side
OF n, bet ween Ninth and Tenth streets, upon
which they design building Immediately, a
new Presbyterian church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

MASONIC HALL.-Tha lot located on the
north " EST corner OF Ninth and streets. has
been purchased by the Masonic Hall Associa.
ton, with the purpose OF erecting q building
suitable for the meeting OF the Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

SVIcIDE.-Tuesday afternoon man named
Jufe MoDtigreat was tound living dead in the
Smiths oman grounds A pistol shot wound in
the rehead, the pistol lying beside him. and
a letter in his pocket addressed to ANTIQUE
merle, NO. 295 Penn'a avenue, afforded evi
d. Dce that the deceased had con, rnitred suicide
and the lury OF inquest returned a verdict &c ,
cofdinsiy- From the letter addressed to MIR
Merle II was apparent that pecnniary embar-
rassment was the cause of the act
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FOUND IN THE CANAL.-YesterdaY afternoon
hoy discovered an infant floating 70 the canal
ard repor led to the Second Ward police. The
coroner wa called upon TO hold An -iGauest,
but as the child was evidently stIli born he de-
ciined. and the corpse was buried by the city
authorities.
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QY VI. WALL L CO., Auctioneers.

GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
HOUSEHOLD FUREIPURk, On EAST CAP
ITOL STkEEE, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 31th inst. At
O'Clock at the house East Capitol street dssig-
mated By the lag. good assortnent of Heuseaold
FurnitUre. embracing the Parlor furniture and
the outfit OF six chambers.
Also.
At clock. same afternoon, the Housa aud Lot,
being a good two story Frame Hous Sc, containing
six rooms. Let 2. Square SIC, fr Int,ns II feet 3
In ches on East Capitol street. and run ming back
lC0fset. between 4th and 6th streets.
mYI VIM I, WALL d co., Auets
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF
wAsHtNGToN. GEORGETOWN, AND
ALEXANDRIA.
BENJAMIN NEWMAN. 443 7th ct. near g at. ,
has just received from New York Auction
BLAoK SIZE & BLACK SILKS. very best. at 81 Is,
SILK 0lRcULARs. .MANTILLAs. sAcoU1s,
MOZAMBIQUE DRESS GOODS, rs cts.
20 PEE. e BLACK ALPACA, SIX. worth 90 cts.
sHAWLs. only 81 ISL ACE POINTS, So 50.
CALICO. 20 cts Bleach Bro. COTTON. 20 cts.
Yards Wide TABLE CLO RI, fLinen) 81 IS, cost
LADiss' WALKING JACKETS. only =. cos.
BLACK LACE Wells. at IS cts. very best 60, rs.
LINN saEETfSa. alishtiy soiled. only 81 50.
NApkIEs: 81 Is !. dozen. FRINGED TOWELS.
cAssiMEREs. e s., q. LINEN oHEoKs. for
All WeoL FLANNEL: only SO cts.
5000 HOOP SKIRTS, at ST. DE@I QUAKE
Remn snts1 Fl CALICO. DELAINs, ALPACA.
LADiRs' HANbKERtHIHFS. I2h cents.
HOSIERY re guar made, 50.
A large assortment of CLOVIS. BUTTONS,
TAPES, NEEDLESS PINS SOAPS. SPOOL
COTTON only cts.
At the Great Bargain Store OF
~ ~ BENJAMIN NEWMAN.
my19.5t 443 It'll street, near G st.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHO EVER HEARD OR SAW ANYTHING LIKE
IT.
Watches, Pianos, Setcing Machines, Silrsr Ware
and Je,celry, for ersryJody,
Free OF charge, at Seaion Hall, corner Of Ninth
and ID streets
The most successful enterprise ever inaugu-
rated. The press endorses it. The
public patroniZe 1t. All
benefited bv it.
The jewelers. Association are now distrihu-
ting Presents 10 purchasers OF Goncers tickets
TO the Grand Concerts at Odd Fellows Hall,
en- Thursday. Friday, and Saturday Evenings,
May IS, &c. and %.
Wagon Loads of Watches. Jewelry, Ice
Pitchers, Silver Ware, &c, have already been
given away In the public streets, and Fifty
Thousand Presents still remain to be distri-
buted 10 Ticket purchasers.
The beautiful Presents are given immediate.
ly, at Seaton Hall, as soon as the Ticket is
purchased There is no delay, no waiting
until the evening of the Concert for the distri-
button, but the present is given gratuitously
on the spot
All ara satisfed-all receive q present-no
delay-rone go empty away
This establishment must not be COMPOUNDED
in any way w'th the n umer ous bogus gift en-
terprises by which the public has been so fire.
qusptly gnlied, as il rs conducted on very diff
ferent principles, and Its affairs directed by
men whose social and business reputation is
with out spot or biemish.
+. II. ELIAS, Actuary.
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WINEs AND LIQUORS. ..-.
N on hand q: FL :ssPy
s. sr0f saffE fl ;.0 f sssF
STARTLING 6ATAWaA. sPAsKLING BgK:
VIII Pure Old sye ana Boarhoa
A fall supply of fflAissiIY GROCERIES, a.
greatly reduced prices ro.u. ppparr
my est,if Corner = and 9th streets.
NIeDELe AND MACHINERY OF. ALL KINDS
~ made or repaired Particular as Mn.kla
u SsS IL th ' sadipx. ses ss near the
clsrends 81. House, up stairs, Room No 8.iSMRALL
sTstM lS. os, AZ y HA sas
Ier., Copfectionsrs. Hotels md Families Furnished
s Ice :ss Of hs if Of
,. the best now made. Delivered to any part OF
.sns 1iss tsz Plates. sotrs R.sz
BOOK 81 S2
Boob; London. Walton ard Cotton Angler: Lon
don. stonehenses British kural sports; London.
h. sT ds f ''"''' -f'' HRANoK TAYLOR.
ulLMBoLpy,sa -. ExTRASr BUcHU and IN.
a.. II stages Il little sHpsnss
little or chsnxe Ia diet. no inc0nvenisncs. and
n .soH :nd rs s sssss e: i.
prop. rites. ---.-.- mar . Sm
UIPWA RDe OF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates
u and recomm endatory letters have been re-
.ns q ssses
from the highest sources, Intending eminent
slater men, ciefsy men, governors, State judges,
10. mar - ON
THING or BIAUTY rs JOY YORRVYR
| "A Those Whs desire brtiiisnsy OF compisxioa
CsTh Nd ipFiss N
PPxRGILS Invariably does. Rsoollscfi t IL 40 80.
ent medicine. Ask Tor Hslnboldb, Take .o On.
o.. oAs oS0
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WANTS

WA.lss1sHsS,7;A BOZ at BAR a'Bso" so5ss. i; ~
WAiN IE61T ~ W0MIN, 8 6aadi, ws.s.!::
ptstsr :st Issa4: eco &c ::soaa
trame house on 9Th at. above y. INVEST.
WANrfD- Two good iourne,m.n BAREsRs
p. sV BET Fts and isth ss q. Apply
WANccED-Ten good DRsseM z Frs. at No.
street RstT0J a1Rs .ns G ft1fstsir
A R.sPEGTABLE WOMAN. I mpetent cook,
ST. st.l 1s,
SERVANTS, 9Th .trs't. between and C. it.
WANTHD-A good ed DRY - GO, SALESMAN.
my 2sstt Corner 10th street. and Penn nav; Az
Two OR THREE GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS
and s steeet AD1y street be.wesn 18Th
I'D, and child w.ntea sIso sH se nnfufn issea
hVOh for storage. Address Box 10 Star ofics.
WANTED IMMIDIATELY-Te rent an IN.
w furnished HOUSE, containing from t, Z
n feems to permanent tenant. AddiesssC s., star
WANTED-Ats ,Tucker's, SCI Seventh street.
s sSSs 'ouASEiAAS BASBsRs AMY gy i 5a e.
WANTED- YeARD permanent for gentleman,
We fnla i've Years old ard narts from LAT
Ohee. Bath room indispensable. my 25'ivF
HORSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-TWo
"A dsrk &C or ed nd kind, ssdd lie and
= yH lSSSEfAsss'ss s $50 s ssa A
SiTUATION. WANTKD-By a married man.
Understands fruits, flowers and veg. table gar
BE is willing to take fan charge Of gsntiemau's
place Good reference given. Address A. B. O
Z., Gardener, Wa hin gton 2. O., Do m 25-eo3t
WANrEp-A WHITE GIRL to do homework
co1klre snd be- good washer and ire ner. None
other need sp2ly. at s9 Pa av. my243t*
WANTED IMMEDTATELY-A BARBER.
" 5000 WAGES will be given to a good hani
INQUIRE No Fas, Capitol street, Capitol Hill.
WNtsD-A good COOK and WAsHHRWO
", MAN. Apply at No. AZ ST., between 9 and
CLOCK. m % st"
WANTlD-A PBoT0GRAPH CAR, or Port
y, Baltln ere post Office. my2a ST.
~ AhIED-By a man and his wife. a STU
" ALTON to take Of farm or garden
Apply At tie Star Office counter. my % ST.
Va ANfED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES class GOAT
chant iaiior. No ssl Ps % Az AZ L. s ny as'
f<INVAssHRs and CARRIERS WANTED for
n Masalnstop Weekly paper. Inquire at 3I6
WANTED,2OO.e 600 LADIES to get their
w tlatiEe done at PRINCES, as1 street, be-
ins cotter, &c for ssle, my tt
" ANTED-A small Furnished HOUSE, in
feuTgeto vn, near the Hai ghts Preferred
OF nFs or six rooDl neat and com Portable for the
summer months Rent by the month. in advance.
Apply 70 " MOSES, Furniture Store, near ODD
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g G IAL Oh d ER.
GREAT NEWS! GREAT NIWsll
WAR IS OYER! WAR IS OVER!


SELLING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
have ju't returned from New York with q
large s, ok Of Dry and Fancy Goods, which offer
for sale at . very moderate prize. consisting in
part Of
Bleached and Cnbleached MUSLINS, Is cents
Yard wide MUSLIN. % cents.
CALICOES. Is cents.
21a yard wide SHEETING, 81.
54ssrd wide SHIFTING. 3711 cents.
ALPAoAs, ali colors 40 cents
Pirst quality of MOZAMBIQUE, IS cents.
GkENADINES. very fine. IS cents
GRAPE MOkETZ, all colors, IS cents.
We aiso have large stock OF PoPLINs at
Latest style of HOOP SKIRTS. at 90 cents and
upwards. -
JACkONETs. PLAID UAMBRICS, FULTON
600, tiGsS SHIRT Fs9ETs; ssM Sshts
and Cents, at % to 81 cents. --
PAkAS0Ls of al deser ptions.
large stock lof HOSIERY. which we otter for
sale les than any other Marchant in the city
9 90 SILK oLOAKs, latest Paris styles, from
$40 u Nv ards.
We so have various other Goods tao numerous
TO mention. which We hope the public will give
a call No trou BILE to sho VIC Gods.
Come one. come all, 10 the Great Bargain Store
JUkIUs sYOLE, 421 Seventh street.
my2O-ls* bstween g and II. vest side.
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CALI OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS AT

UNITKD ETATES NAVY YARD, I
WAsHINGFOE, D. c., May ls, 1855.
Will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder,
at IL O'Clock M on SATURDAY. the Sd day Of
June next at the Navy Yard in Washington, d.
9 the United States steamers Yankee, Jacob
Bell, and Dragon.
The Yankee lie Q wooden side wheel steamer Of
the sollowiDg dimensions: Length, ~ feet,
inches; diameter Of cylinder. IS inches stroke Of
piston, 8 feet.
The Jacob Bell is q wooden side wheel steamer
las feet long; breadth of beam % feet inches aud
depth of holds feet; diameter OF cylinder, 81 in
chss; stroke of piston, feet.
The Dragon is . wooden prop Her. % feet lon 2;
bread tn Of beam. II feet. aud depth OF hold feet
inches diameter of cylinder - inch and stroke
of piston 261s inches.
The vessels may be seen and further particulars
made kno~ n on application to Commodore B.
MON TG OMERY ,Commandsnt, Washington Navy
Yard.
on each vessel at the time of SALE and the balance
within six days thereafter. my Is eodtds
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" WANTED.

Every Lady in the District 70 know that In con-
sequence OF an inauineTsbe set OF 30 called STAMP
era: sprinsinx up in the District botchiog and a
lurlng persons goods land not respou 8; BILE 10
case o. dsmsge.) We have putOurseives to a con-
t:dersh- expeuse in procuring tae la'est style Of
Patterns for BraidiDs Silk. Flannel, and Cotton
Emhrc1dery. which eissue daily nd re pre- par I'D
I" do the work whi'e our friends wait We make aud
star aEs pattern. howsv intricate. and by the
aid our Improved Machiue ws can do FIdtin o
TIE District. nv 10 IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

A Row.--Ahout four o'clock yesterday after &.
noon, row occurred on 18th street. near n, in
which one solaier was either killed or badly
wounded. number OF soldiers were passing
along the street when one struck another over
the head with the but end of his piece. knock
ing him senseess This happened in front of
the 'Steam Bakery" and soon q large crowd
of soldiers gathered around, threatenin = 10 tesr
the house down. ut having been stated that
some shots were Aired by one OF the inmatas,)
and for q lime things looked very serious
Some Cificers coming up. aud a squad of the
provost guard forming around the house, sue
ceeded in restoring quiet.
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MARRIED.,

A. the Msthodist Parsonage. 81 Con eress street,
Gaor. etown, this IN 'rEing, May -, 1873. At
o lex. h, Rev Daniel Bower. yGHN W Hill.
Larry. of Georss and MARY MASSEY, OF
IAlexsndria Gazette please copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-25

FoR MoTBs-Best, cheapest, pleasantest,
most desirable Is Cedar Oampbor. True Cedar
CamphOr. Druggists have it, Harris Chap
man have sole right OF tacturs, and are sole
makers.