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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Boy DROwEED-AEOTHEK BAzKLY EsoAPEs'
Willie Nettleton, a bright little boy ten
or tw We years of age, grandson OF Mr..
French, proprietor of the Commercial
House, was drowned in the river just in the
rear of the City Mills, about nine o'clock
yesterday morning, under the following
circumstances He, with three or four other
small boys, went down there to have a
frolic, and were met by several lads from
the West Side. Willie could not swim, and
SO took pains to keep in the shallow water
at The outlet of the mill race. But presently
a larger boy, whose name we could not
learn, living on the West Side, seized Will
lie in playful mood, and threatened to duck
him. In the struggle which ensued, they
must have borne OF into deep water, for
presently the lads, locked in mutual en-
brace, sank and quickly rose. The other
boys were alarmed and began shouting for
help. Several hands working in the mill
fastened to the spot, but before they
could render assistance, 3 man from s YES
sci hard by had caught the nsmeless boy by
the 0alr as ne was BlnkluB tAO hA
last time. Before rising the second time
Willie had let go his death grip on the other,
snd did not make his appearance at all.
The unknown lad was almost gone, but was
brought-tO by vigorous and unremitting eff
forts, aud in the course of two or three
hours was able to walk off toward his home'
supported on either side by a boy of his &C
qusintance.
The river was diligently dragged for near
ly two hours before the body of Willie Net
Teton was found. It had been borne down
stream q short distance by the current, and
lodged in a deep hole made by dredging
last summer. The corpse was removed to
the Commercial House.
Mrs. Nettleton and her three children, OF
whom Willie was the eldest and s very
piomising lad, were on a visit to her parents
in this city. Her home is in Saginaw
Michigan. She has been hero a week en-
joying a reunion with old friends, but her
visit has taken 8 sad turn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Shows stars and women 10 3 better light"
Not so with DIR. D. h. Seelye's LIQsID CArABRH
BInEDY, ~hich needs resting, that its virtues may
be appreciated. AS yet, it has nevor failed TO cure,
il Che directions We're reasonably followed. auI:RS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

UNITED STATES CoUET.-There will be q
session of the District Court to-day. No
very important case is set for investigation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

S0LDIGRs' RECEPTION AND RI UNION IN
BEREA.-The citizens of Middleburg town
ship eropose to give all their returned SOL
diers a grand reception on the camp grSlnds
in Beres, on Wednesday, August 10Th. The
exercises will begin at 10 O'Clock in the
morning, and consist of short addresses
and music, after which the time will be de-
voted to social intercourse and enjoyment.
Dinner will be served at two o'clock.
The Committee of Arrangements extend
a most cordial welcome TO sl the soldiers of
Middleburg, and their friends, who have
returned, and also TO the wives and families
of those yet in the service, and to the wild
Ows and orphans of any who have died.
Too much cannot be said in praise Of an
endesvor like that mentioned above. 1t is
bat little, at most, comparatively speaking,
that we can do in the way of thanking and
honoring those who have gone out into the
high places of the field, in our behalf. Al
lowed to remain quietly and securely at
home, we now enter into their abundant la
bors, and share the fruits thereof. Il is
only left for citizens to express their graft
tude to the returning soldisry, and to honor
that return, as the worthy peopleO Of Middle
burg soon propose TO do in a public manner.
They set an example which it is 6t that all
other loyal townships should follow.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08


POLICE CeURT-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning by Judge
Abbey:
Disturbsnce-John Murray, fined 81 and
costs George Frethsber, fned IS and costs;
Patrick Mahon, lined So and costs.
Drunk-Francis Campbell, nolled Jacob
Barbin, John Sutherland, Esrnst Hsmmar-
stou, ". H. Ayers, Catharine Mahsr, fined
81 and costs.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Sarah Dean,
fined $40 and costs.
Residing in Same-Hatty Stanton, fined
SIS and costs.
Visiting Sanction Yancy, fined IS and
costs.
Ball Playing-Michsel Riley, Austin Ri
ley, Richard Owens, lined the costs.
Petit Larceny-Jsmes Evans and Wm.
Edwards, zach lined $40 and costs and sent
to Jail ten days.
Robbery-Geo. L. Phillips, case continued
to Wednesday.
Vagrancy-Catharine DrummOnd, sent to
the Workhouss 80 days.
Assault and Battery-John Farley, fined
S. and costs John Hughes, fined 81 and
costs; Terry Hughes, discharged.
Horse stealing-Frank C. Gsnsbery, ex-
animation waived. Bail $500.
Lewd Observation-Disclosures Smith, fined
81 and costs.
~Dischsrging Observation-Disclosures King,
fined 81 and costs.
Several other unimpOrtsntc were dis
posed of.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

ACCIDENT IN CHURoH.-In the midst OF the
discourse preached last Sunday evening in
Rev. Mr.. Warmers Church, on Ohio street,
one of the stays of the chandelier, which
is supported in the central part of the
house, broke, and thereby upset the several
c~oal-oil lamps of which it is composed.
The lamps broke in falling, the oil ignited,
and several pews began blazing instantly.
Three or four ladies were covered with the
burning oil, and the flames lesping over
their clothing were with great difficulty
extinguished. A number of men burned
their hands quite severely in the attempt
TO smother them. The clothing had to be
torn of, almost entire, from one woman,
that being the only way to save her.
The fire was at length subdued, but we
did not learn whether the sermon was con-
tinued.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
CHICAaO MARKEF--August
OsWEGO uARKET- august Z.

IHI TaLaaRAPH.l
FIeur-5Oc lower on some grades. Saes at
81 coat 50 for No l spring; s. W fer red winter,
IS 5Oa9 90 for double extra.
Wheaf-Quiet and a shade easter. sa'es No l
Milwaukee clue It 81 29A, and 1000 bl ordinary
white Canadian at 81 62h
COrn-scarcs firm and quiet
OnGs-Feld at 600 for Ohio
Canal Freights-UIcI snged. Flour 4Is42c;
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

iET TELl9R APH-i
COttOn-DuI. heavy and fuIly 1c lower. Fslss
~FIOur-DuII, heavy and Io@I6o lower. Sales
at So 3096 - Tor state; IS 6'@ 10 for superhne
western; IS SOs6 6i for con mon to medium extra
western; 81 7O9s 20 for ccmmon tOigOOd shipping
bra ds extra 7 und hoop Ohio, and s. l099 60 Tor
trade brands; marEet closing h sTy-
Whisky-Quiet aud without decided change.
VFheat-Hesv aud &c lower. Sales II 900 bu
a. 81 81 for Milwaukee club; 81 4O9Sl 49, fer
amber Milwaukee, tbs latter price al extreme;
81 4O0I Al for No L Chicago rpTing; 81 20 for
.ood winter red western; 81 ssg2 90 for white
Michigan. Inelud d IN the sale, are 1880 bu new
cro1 smber Mich an, TO arrive within ten days,
at 81 %.
COrn-I9lo better, with . fair demand, In n-rt
for export. sales st S5ss6o for unsOund; st@eIc
for sound mixed western, and sI49sSo foI nigh
Oats Ia c better Gales at 6os6o%o for welt-
srn; the latter generally held sc Gle.
Riee-Dull.
B~uEar-Dnll.
COnee-Dull.
Wool esyy.
PetrOIeum-Quist at ssH9sso for eru'e; 52%
9sSc for refined in bond. Refined fire., dull and
nominal.
POrk-DuII vi h downward tendency.
Sales at S35 0O935 37h new mess, closing dull It
SIS % for cash; $40 OOS30 20 for 1858 messj
s24 OO9Z4 50 Ir primes 81 OOg2T Is Tor prime
Beef-stesdy at about prsvious prices.
Beef Hams-S arcs and nrm.
BacOu-Dull st l9924%c
BuIter-In demand, sales at as92sc for Ohio;
3O0s So for state
C~heese-Dull at lO915Ho for common to prime.
OHICAGO MARKEE--August7
(By Telegraph
FIOur-Quieta ~ d declined 5aIOo.
Nheat-Acdve an in moderate demsnd. Sales
st 81 2Oal q for No I, anu 81 O7Al 0S for Hn2
ROrH-Active and advanced ESQ. Sales at Ola
6I% Nc 1, and 65s6fc for NE
A1Sc.
ntg1rWines--Firm at g IL.
PrOVisEOns--~teady.
hts Dull a. SIC on corn TO Buffalo.
fpts Flour. ZOO bbb, wheat, 2B,OOO bus
corn IO9, 900, oats Il 90
shIpments-Flour 1870 bbls, G eco u wheat,
| I26,OO0 bu corn, Ia, OO oats.
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TOLEDO MAaKET--AuEust z.

TOLEDO Neutrality-suspicious. :.
by Tolegraph.l
wheat Ikc better. Sales old amber Michi-
gan at 81 sO%, new st 81 10; No red Nabash at
81 IS
~Corn-Steady at T3c
Oats-Steady at blo.
Receipts FOr the past week: 5000 bush Of
wheat; 2f,O0O bush corn; 5000 burh oats
Bhfpments-56,t6O bush whesti 5000 bush
corn. 1000 bush osis.
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GRAN PLEASURE ~
VI EXOUB5IOE.-The staunch, AgSI2'
new and elegant steamer
blDE-, Capt, K Turner, will leave ouI dock with
al excellent Brass Band Of Music on board, on
. Strand Piearure Excursion to eli points Of inter
est on the rorh shore OF lake Superior, on We'd
nesday, August 9Th. at 8 O'Clock 2. q.
s ate Rooms for the round trip can be secured,
and full infos nation obtained, by Rpply ing 10
MALONE, PETIT a 90,
auR4:234 1T and rs River street,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

Copper StOcks-AuKust 2.
[BY TELEGBAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to day:
Copper Falls 10; Franklin 50; Hancock Ga;
Huron =; Isle Roy al u; Minnesota 7; Quincy bS1S;
RocAland /; Superior : Central no bids
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

$1,000 ReWard.-Tbe above reward will be
given to any persan who eau furnish a prescrip-
tiou for Coughs. Colds. WhoOplng Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. stIick-
lands helliiuOus Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweais. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to Try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whoOping cough and primary casss
of consumption are cured by DR.. strickiand's Mel
liauouS Cough Balsam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists
Benton & Dunhsm, Agents. Cleveland, o. m6:R5
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ITCH,
WnEATON's

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Will cure the Itch in As hoars-sIso cures salt
Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblAins, and all EruptiOnu Of
the Skin. Price 50 cents. By sending 90 cents TO
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, viii
be forwarded free by mail. FOR sale by all Drug
gists. sTROse 4 ARzsrEOss, Cleveland, Agents
or Northern Ohio. mhl4F dAU
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MILWAUKEE Mark ET,-August z.
by Telegraph
Wheat-DulI. Sales at 81 l7Zsl Is.
COrn-Steady It 64,65o.
Oats-Iul. Sales at 40a4lo.
FreiGhta-nuil.
Keeeipfs-3s,O COO bush wheat.
Shfpmenfs-27, 600 bush Sheat.
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NJ 7. C0-FOR 0GDEEs- -
IN sBUEG ndIntermed.atsP Ports. kSSf%
The stsunch screw steamer ~4@
PRaIkIE SLATE, J. KHsPP, Master.
viii .ease On wednesday, aug. sth, At 10 A. N.
Passengers ticketed 10 New FOrE, Montreal, BOs
ton, and all parts or the New EBgland States
kor freight or passage apply 70
PELT0N, FRENCH 4 CO.,
Foot Of Superior Ut.
n. u. MoDoBn, Passenger Agent.
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LAKE NAVIcATIoN.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
LAKE SUPERIOR.

LAKE SUPEHIQHs
TIE SPLENDID sTAUNOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Mill ssil on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving Cleveland ct
s O'Clock P. M:
Lac La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt John 6~paiding. Capt. N. h. Muroh.
Thursday, yuae ..-.-.R2 Tuesday, yune------27
&" july "a july -.1l
Juiy-----So July -----.35
Aug AuE --------. s
Aus---..TT Aug ----.22
Thrss Steamers were built expressly for the
Route; are 6tJed n with every care or the com.
fort, Convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and Efficient officers.
he"ROUTE' is acknowledged to be the finest
Tor health and pleasure on he continent The
"Round Trip" comp ises q distance Of about two
thousand miles. aud Is full Of variety and interest,
which, with the cool and inyigorating atmosphere,
renders it all that l. desirable for . summer trip Of
recreation and pleasure.
stats-rOoms can % secured for the Round Trip,
and further Information given, by applying to
ROBERT HANNA a o.,
iun1:&4 G=ysiand, o..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

81. LOUIS aABKEr-AuG. Z.
[By telegraph
COfsOn-Receipts 1920 bbls. Sales at 43e4lo.
TObaccO--S, eady and unchanged.
Hemp-stif at 81 20 for undrssed, and 50 90
for dressed.
FIOur-Unehangpd.
wheat 81 66al 81 for fair to prime, IS Ia
81 30 for choice.
Corn Declined Sa5o. Sales T5as4c.
N~Nhisky-S3 l9a2 70.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Aug. z.
10y Telegraph
FIOur-nuIl and holders demand an advance.
Superior 81 0 extras s. q.
WheRt-Dun. Sales red at 81 9Oa2 90; white
50 1912 20
Corn Firm. Ssl0g yellow at 9Oo-
Whisky-Ssesdy at 81 23a2 IS.
PelrOIeum-Qulet and unohsU ged-
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8. b. Hale, 6aOke8,
AND
UH,S GOVERNMENT L0AN AGEET.
III Superior sc.
a,.crIrtEo,. ro,olvaa IN tha
az $40 PEP CENT. AND lO-40' NATIONAL
Low

IOANs
IOOt0 mission allowed to SubsoriberB.l
S1-U. s. BOads Of 1881, 6-zO's, lO-4u's, Treasury
Notes. and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most faSOrabi terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and cold At best rates, Deposits received and Col
lcotions mede st all accessible poiuts. Unourrent
funds converted 1t lowest rates. BeveBue Stamps
for sale o4
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The receipts and shipments Of Flour and Grain
for the week ending Saturday, Aug. 5th, and for
the previous week were IS follows:
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BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z.
by Telegraph
FIOur-Steady.
W~heat-Steady. Sales Of prime red at 81 Is,
and prime white at 5 2 65as SO
COrn-Dull- Sales at Csc for white and yellow.
Gnts-Firm a. 45a46o.
PrOVisiOns-Quiet and dropping.
Ahisky-Sa'es OF western at s . 20.
philadelphia Cattle HRrket-AuS. z.
I6y telegraph
Reef CattIe-UnehAnged. Prices. 1lAl6Hc.
Bheep-6abHo
lambs 81 G0a6 90
BOgs-s5 Goals so q 100 rs net.
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HBW YORK mAHKEr-Auaust 4.

. at story Farm $500; at PIthole 50. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

1EACPHERsoN,e DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN
M FOR The season a Military Hall ss Bowery Day. Of
taught IN one course Of blossoms Also private lessons given
every day n. B0penns scirec 70 morrow evening Non
son fxs hal " 10 lei for balls, socsbes 1c Apply a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-03

A sHLAND HOUSE, Sr TO SIS FOURTH AVENUE AND
"A lO2 Twenty fourth street am now ready make
with families for the fall and winter Parors
enlarged aud main house refurnished. WIN II. SELKIRK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-21
DIED.,

At the Parsonage Of the Fart Washington NJ 4
Church, on the EorplnE OF the goth inst, in the
HENRs sipss 6sioSsd pastor Of ssid Ghu Esb
after an illness of several weeks.
The funeral ser vices will take place 1T the East
Washington ID Z. Church. on 4th street east, on
Friday the 55d instant. et o'clock 2. m where
all his friends and acquaintances invited to be
present.
On the goth instant. at Ia. O'Clock, MAY. the
Youngest daughter OF Heny J and Ann ID Stew
The friends and re a,ives of the family are re-
residence OF hsr father. on street. bet .een 18th
Baltimore sun please copy.l
On the morning of 2lst instant. after short i'll .
nsss; GnokGI1. only son of q. W. and Sarah 4
M. Corner, aged Is months.
And has our little George gone,
X Xs I lei his Gie.d aa 9n ss.th =, to noun.
Little George fare thee we'll.
No mere thy spar king ey ca we'll see,
N ny PF.,t.ins toG G!, emo no longer hear,
Farewell Georgia, fare thee well.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to .ttend his funeral from the residence OF
east, between 9th and 18th streets, ON Tomorrow
afternoon, st O'Clock.
and g, ne sAkiH sss
daughter OF John and ID. A. Pearson, aged years
Her funeral will take place ON THURSDAY, at4P.
ii st her fathers residence, Kendall Green,
ssf cssreh h street q. Il ssp
friends Of the ftDiy t. the house of which
are reepsctIuuy lnNitcu u dttenu IT.
In GEORGETOWN. on the Eth inst, after a lon :.
and painful illn es, hich b. bore with christian
fortituds Mr. CALIe l.. MAROEY, in the 65ih
year of his age.
TO OUR DEAR FATHER.
know thou art CONS to the ZONE of thy rest
Then Why should NJ soul Be so sad?
j know thou art gone where the weary are blest,
And the mourper looks up, and 10 glad;
Where love has put Of in the land OF Its birth,
The stain II hath gathered in this:
earth;
Lies asleep on the bosom of bliss.
And though like moar ner III at sits By q tomb,
am wrappsd IN mantle of care;
Yet the grief OF my bosom on. call 1t not gloom
Is not the black grief of despair
Nv sorrow re vsaled, as the stars are BIZ pisht.
Far of bri < ht Wis on appears
And Hope. like rain creature Of light,
IA born, like the rsinbow in tears
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ny GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
CHANcRRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATR

By virtue of q decree of the Supreme court OF
the District of Columbia dated on the 2lst day Of
May A, d. 1864, PASSED il certain cause NO. 1901
Trustee, eonpai asnt. aud John william. dstsnd
ant the une ersi gned .tTrustee. will, on THURS
DAY. the 22d day of June, A. D. 1855, at o'clock
p m in front Of the premises, proceed to re sell
ALI that Lot Of situate In the city OF Wash
mated ss Lot numbered g. also. the east 7 feet aud
inches front Lot mum bar ed Is, in said sQuare.
together with the improvements on said Lot and
part Of Lo:, consisting Of large three-story
however, rece ntly been considsrably damaged By
The property is situate on north & street, be-
tween Goth and a7ta streets vest fronting 81 feet
that uniform width t57 feet 8 inches) l09 feet 10
INCHES. to public alley.
The terms Of sale are: One third cash tof which
the purchaser will be REQ to pay de.n at the
equal installments at six and twelve mosths from
the day of sale; said balance to bear interest from
the day of sale. and the payment thereof to be
secured by the bends of the purchaser or pur
chasers with surety to be approved by the
III IL terms Of sale be not complied with within
Eve days from the of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right to re sell the property at the risk ana
cost OF the defaultinG purchaser. By Advertising
s1cb re Sale three times il some one or more Of
eton.
All convsyancine and stamps et the cost Of the
purchaser. R b. LAeK ~ Trustee
GR1BN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Immediately after the above sale We shslI, sen
the next House and Let adjoining the lot
premises, being the same size House sHN
Term. made knoxp on the asy # ne, Aucts.
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DY W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn. avenue, and 9th sc.
SALl OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS At
AUCTION.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD.
Wo<b5op,oa nc JtnsS I96S

Washington, d c., Juns s, 1865
WIN be sold at public sale. to the highest bidder.
FaSsS ss.;' ss,
n.n. Re.ointen, "Gsctnns.;, u. n Seymour"
Word pu%S.rson ys'G ana
The Baltimore" is wooden side wheel steam
T t f se ess q
10 feet; diameter Of cylinder "A inches stroke or
ot :ss
IsnRsR sss o. ysa s9ss e..
depth Of holds feet; diameter OF cylinder. a in
chsss; stroke !. Tas Of piston 20 inches. -o,s,
Lspsth g let; brs.dtA q BEAM = FEET; sssth q
hold Il ds%ster OF cylinder 20 inches stroke
Ths Pusnaa i wooden steamer
81 inches: stroke d. piston, s feet
ssiss ;ns5:
The S.etps" i Is Eqoasn side Wheel s.s.psr:
d Ipe D, e
81 ipstes ssross Of piston, feet; ds, side.vbs.,
ssaSsr S fsss Il sr.sSes
feet 8 inches; depth Of hold, 7 feet incees;
The Occur de Lion" is q wooden sids-xhesI
beam 81 feet n .Ses depth Of hod Inches
diameter of cylinder, "a inchesi s'roAe OF piston
Df e Lsnxss.
Of Soid, s feet inches; diameter Of cylinder, 10
inches; stroke of piston. Is inches
wooden PEopeflsss s., .i5 e en-
inches depth Of old 2isst d;mfssI OF cylinder.
AZ inches stroke 3IoPpdH i is Wooden propellsr.
rth r7S fact: breadth of beam, 81 feet inches;
ienE Va SniS feet; diameter of cylinder, 81
Ss saIses; 81 .tross fpi:.en feet ..., ,u,v
.. rhs 4 inch thick: Length, go feet;
sessdth of beam. rs feet depth Of hold, ii feet 10
inches; diameter of cylinder 81 inches; stroke OF
The !Dum barton" Is an iren side wheel steamer:
Length, 200 feet breadth Of besm. . feet inchea:
depth Of hold rs inch diameter ofcytindsr,
81 inches; stroke of piston. 60 inches:
Length. a2s fest breadth 81 beam. 70 feet inehsI
inches; stroke of piston, 81 inches.
,.rs msSs FneWnon application to Commodore
j b. Montgomery, oommandant Washington
Terms of sale Cash, in Government funds: ave
(5 per cent ON each vessel at the time OF sale, and
the balance within six days thersatter 80.
Je 9-eo6t w. l.. WALL q CO., AuS.e.
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FUNERAL.-A large company assembled yes
terday at the 9Th street Methodist Protestant
Church, TO attend the funeral Of the late John
p. Lashorne. In addition to many of our
leading citizens, there were present the knights
Templar and st. Johns Lodge of Masons, and
Columbia Lodge and Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment OF Odd Fellows The services were
opened by Rev. r. IL. Ball. Rev J. g. Butler,
OF the English Lutheran Church, delivered an
appropriate discourse, and the exercises were
concluded by the chaplain OF the knights
Templar, after W hich procession was formed
and the remains escorted to Glenwood Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-21

THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY Bids for
constructing the additional wing to the Con-
gressional Library were opened yesterday at
the Capitol, in the presence OF the Secretary OF
the Interior, Major French, and others. Mr.
Fowler bid $4,000 less than the sum (Sl69, 0O0)
for which he had engaged, under contract, to
perform said service. The bid Of Mr.. u. B.
Cluskey, of this city was $4,000. Mr.. Sam'l
Strong bid $4,000 less than that of MIR. Olus.
key. There were several other bids of respon-
sible parties, at sums above 9190,00O.
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LOOKOUT for the excursion of the Northern
Liberties Association 10 GIymont tomorrow.
The character OF the committee of arrange
ments guarantees q most brilliant affair. No
better opportunity for enjoyment away from
the heat and dust OF the city has been afforded
this season.
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pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctisnssrs.

IXCKLLRNT MAoHINERY AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY, the 22d instant, we snail sell at
the machine shop of VIM. p. Webb. ESQ on north
q M, a good lot of Machinery, viz:
ecroN Saws. Turning Lathe. Hubb Machine.
Gean's Moulding Machine, with patent right for
the District OF Columbia
Planning Machine, Foot Lathe, with Grindstone
attached.
longing to turning establishment.
Lot of Lignum Vite Wood.
Terms cash. Apply
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
te ia TConstitution. Auctioneers.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE SALE.

light brown MARE MULE, about ei ght years
old, was found eltray on the 2!th lay by the Me-
tropolitan Police. Unless legal evidence of own.
ership shall be previously furnished to the Prop
erty Clerk of the District, ct his Offices 4ss 10th
cash bidder. at the Bazaar, No. 80 Louisiana ave-
nue., on TUESDAY, June 81, 1866, at 10 O'Clock ..
GEORGK HBRRICK. Property Clerk.
ielQ3t VIM L. WALL 81 CO., Aucts.
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GARRIEp,

At the church of Epiphany, ON Tuesday even
ing, the Z0,h ip.tanS 7 BY The Roy Il. Hall. 3.
MARY REAM, daughter Of Robert L. Ream, ESQ
of this city.