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LOST AND FOUND.

9bLssy:na9s ps asS
s. issusan4 e same e a1ss
$S ;ss:: sss "a H. ~.
S. 81 :sss x: II q III Z:
osT,YssteFd.1; bstxssa. .na street., o.
i SEX 2! 2s fst ssss Pm
FY e =. reward III ssS9HI f. 4 II
TIE ss S.1 henns '. 1 g.
IAN At Ruilmans Hotel. corner Of lst ias and g.
2ZU urday. from CENTRE Market . large BAY
HORSE. six years old, in good condition; tall and
wagon harne.. and rope halter. Information left
ii: ,SSs viii Be iiSsisii1 rewarded s.
$2 on
rel COLT three year. Old marked Is foieTs One
h let scS
sight. Never been broke to either saddle or har-
ness The above reward will be gTep 0 On his re.
'G 1sssst. Near ai RaS oo s%stsiiy.
2,i 9a & sGFRsT Il RSPn FS
~ :. ssfm b n a.. S ,s
Il OHT-A PHOTOGkAPH ALBUM, with long
with carte az v Es Whesssr viii rstusn the
wasded. and NO auestions asked. te "a 2t'
&OE REWARD-Sto Stolen last niaht from the
~ gtop Asylum White hit s h9k s IT.
washing Asylum. ear the Congressional
es sss.tssy jos1As ApAms
i aeor town. a dark Russian leather PORT
MONNAiE. COnt4inin1 AhOut aiyfeon Il IN in
bills and postage currency. The finder viii be
90 La. ave, or 80 Gay. corner Of Green street.
GEORGETOWN. je242t
co. RKWARD.-Lost, june sd, in or near the
RO Northern Liberty Market, one small AO-
COUNT BOOK. The above reward will be paid
AIS Central Market, 9Th street or at No. SS'
Northern err Liberty Market. r, w,,u,.,u
&S REWARD-strayed or stolen from the sub.
FAY HORSE, thin i aesh sprung in bis two fofs
legs ~. o. CRAIG. cor ist and and sts east;
TAKEN Up lSTRAY-A Roam HORSE, years
L old The owner is requested to come forward.
P'3 and q
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On Saturday. the 18th
Il instant, q bay COW, with brass knob on her
right horn. The owner viii please come for ward,
prove property Fay charges "a tsks RfF 4vay
e,.., one mile from Camp Barry,
Je G5-3t- on the Bladensburs Pike.
T'AKEN Up EsTRAY on the gu bscri bsr's place, |
II one small BAY HORSE, about four years old;
6. VI. csookE e. i Hai G street road,
js2l-et" near Piney Branch
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- mayor Leonard, of Galveston, Texas, has
issued proclamation expressing desire to
nearuIy cooperate with the Federal authori.
Ties in the restoration Of law and order. and
urging the citizens 70 aid and assist in the rem
oition OF ali public property to the oficers an
The same. ~ Ne.Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-26

GONE TO PHILApRLpH1. asn MAJ.
president Johnson's military secretary. left
mere Yesterday evening on brief VISIT to Phi.
adelphia. Ni
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An important set OF labor regulations has
been issued by the Superintendent of Freed
men at Augusta, Georgia. The rates Of wages
for field hands and house servants are fixed.
Persons are forbidden to turn away the infirm
and helpless, and the cost of supporting the
latter il permitted to he subtracted from the
wages OF those who are able to work.
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be held In Tennessee on the Sd aay of August
Tor the election Of representatives In the Thirty
ninth Congress, and to supply vacancies in
the Legislature of the State. Attached to the
proclamation of Governor BrownIow. order.
ing the election. is the law of the 5th of June,
to limit the right OF the elective franchise This
Dill provides that the clerk Of each county
snail open and keep regular registration OF
voters, before whom proof, under oath, shall
De MADE that the voter falls within the pro-
visions Of said act; and county court clerks are
COMMANDED oy the Governors proclamation,
'without delay, to procure a bound book or
DOORS for each county, and to open and keep
inc same as registration OF vsters OF said
county. and snail furnish to such persons as
may ran within the provisions OF said act a
cernncate OF registration, and no person shall
De permitted to vote at said election without
such certificate
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PRESIDru JOHNSON.

PRESIDEN. 'OhNnoN.
The President having ausnt severe cold
we regret to say that he is so mucn indisposed
Today as to be unable to receive visitors. Col.
brownipg' bis private secretary, w.o has been
SICK for several days past, is yet conA' ned to
bis rnOn.
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The last q, nc -uHTS DIVISION q
of the oid troops of Dwight's division
20 Sa- 10Th army corps, which was ordered
To- sannsh, sailed from here yesterday for
At place.
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Breyet Brieadier General in charge
10 26-6t lat DiyieionQ. NJ G.. o.
GLASS WAR1l GLASS WARHtr

Purchasers o Glass Ware are invited to exam.
inc our stock Of the following goods, Viz: %
Goblets. CAanpasnes, Olares, Hooks, III
CordiaIs, Tumblers, Aies, Beer Mugs. White
Beer Decanters, Wine Bottles, Claret Flag:
CONS. Syrup Bottles. Flsat Be~1s Dishes, Finger
The most Of the above articles we have in Ont.
Engraved, Blown, and Moulded, OF su perioI quail.
ty Also, all kinds Of common Glass Ware By the
WEBB BEVERID8K.
je "a 6tif. 504 Odd Felews' Hall, 9TH st.
ORPHANs' COURT. June 10th. lsss...DIs.
~, TO:seit In tn. case q Mary Ann Bartlett.
Executrix of Isaac Cook Bartlett. deceased. the
Of this Court. appointed TUESDAY, the nth
distribution Of he psr.onal estate Of said
as the same have been collected and turned into
money, when and whore all "a" creators and
tie Orphans' Court aioresaidl With their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
Be exelud cd from all benefit in said deeeAseds ss
tate provided COPY of this order be publisaed
previous to the said 18th day Of JULY 1882;
Test: y. q. kObHlNA
je 20 lavSws Register Of Wills
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HOSPITALS

HOSPITALS.
orders have aeen issued directing the dis
continuance OF the hospitals located at Frede-
TICK, Nd The patients will be removed to
Baltimore
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ANTI-MEAT EATING CLUBs.-In some of the
Northern cities the people who eat are form
ing, in various neighborhoods, "anti. meat
clubs" resolving among themselves to give up
the use OF butchers meat until those who sell
me cattle and those who slaughter them shall
reduce the unconscionable prices which they
demand.
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Gen. Grants Movem ents.

The Sunday Times says :-sT The Union
League opened its doors on Saturday morning
and extended the courtesies of the house to
General Grant That officer gave audience to
the people of the city from eleven o'clock to
two in the afternoon. The directors OF the
League conveyed him from the Continental
HOTEL where he had been staying during Fri
day night, to the League House, where the
proper arrangements had been made for the
occasion The central staircase Of the League
House from the central door on Broad street,
passed up the first division of the staircase
into the front parlOr, where the General was
standing, and then descending by the other
portion Of the staircase, left the house by the
SAMSON street door. Major General Craw.
ford, Colonel Debreaux, of General Grants
staff, and Colonel Porter, were in attendance
at the League. During the day, nearly ten
thousand persons called at the house, and
were presented to the General by Morton NC
Michael. After the reception ceremonies, the
directors and the General dined together
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Arrival of General Sickles at New York.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The U. S. steamer
Hunts Vile has arrived here from Aspinwall.
Among her passengers are General ID. E.
Sickles and staff and the crew Of the wrecked
steamer Golden Rule.
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e EMORY Observation-Disclosures are being
made to discontinue the use OF EmoFy Hospital
In fe ~ days, the patients being transferred TO
Linseln Hospital. Emory Is aituated east OF
tts Capitol, and is under the supervision Of
Sergeon N. sR. MoselY. sE1
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Inc Virginia Legislature adjourned Fri.
gay stne die after quiet session of 1--WE DAYS.
All .ne measures req uired by Gov. Pierpoint
S,s.> government Were passed, elicitins lin.
sorrr. Se, tneir passage. The mem bsrs
1etnynes .S ,,o "mes on Saturday.
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CHARaR or ROBBERY. - Saturday night,
Swa9rert hackman, and was carried to the
mouse kent BY Barney N. Woods, on b street,
near Tiber Greek, where he was robbed OF
the complainant was that he took out his
pocket book to pay 40 cents for drinks mat ne
ordered for the party present, ana WOODS
did mot take it the others would. Collins tried
upcn and beat him, the wife using billy with
powerful effect, and put him out OF me n n
for his money Woods drew pistol, and
Collins thought discretion the better part OF
valor, retreated. Justice Walter Issued war
rants and officers Coomes and Kelly, OF the
Fourth Ward, arrested Barney NJ. Woods,
Mary Woods and VIM. Swaggart, ana took
them before Justice Walter. Swaggart when
arrested, returned IS to Collins Justice wal
ter held all the prisoners to bail on the charge
of robbery, and Mary Woods were also held to
bail for assault and battery.
LARCENY CAsRs-On Saturday afternoon,
Thos. Wheims was arrested by Officer Grown,
Of the Cd precinct for stealing pair of boots
court by Justice walter wheims is soldier
Joseph Huff, q soldier, was arrested by Of
fcer Drain for the larceny OF horse. The
evidence was not sufficient to sustain the
charge, and the case was dismissed by Jus.
''e ofieer Miller, of the Second Ward, arrested
John Clancy, N. Brough and E. w. Day for
the larceny Of q mule from Lieut. s. II. Hurd,
quartermaster of General Slocums division.
1t appeared in evidence that CLANCY sold the
mule to Day, but there being no evidence to
prove q guilty knowledge that the mule was
stolen. he was dismissed by Superintendent
Richards The evidence affording grounds
for suspicion that Clancy and Brough were
concerned in the larceny, they were held for
further hearing.
OPENING OF THE NEW LINB.-The new
line from this city to Richmond direct, was
opened this morning at O'Clock, the steamer
Keyport, of Captain Mattingly's line, taking
down number Of passengers. For the pres
ent, until the railroad from the Potomac to
Fredericksburg is placed in running order, the
passengers will be landed at Belle Plain where
they take stages to Fredericksburg and from
thence 70 to Richmond by rail, reaching that
place by four in the afternoon, thus saving
about nine hours over any other line and doing
all their travel in broad daylight. Tickets are
this route, and passengers on their arrival
here take the city railway, with which an ar
rangement has been made, and are carried di.
rect to the wharf. For the present the Key
port leaves at o'clock daily, but as soon as
the railroad is in order another boat will be
added and two trips be made per day.
DEDICATION. II On Sunday next the new
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, on the corner Of Eighth and N streets,
will be dedicated. The Rev. Archbishop
Spaulding, OF Baltimore, is expected to Of
nciate on the occasion.
The corner stone Of the new Catholic Church
at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, it is expected, will be laid in few
weeks, and the work on the building will be
at once pushed forward.
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ASSISTANT TRRAsURER OF Nv YORK
Henry ~; van Dsek, OF Albany, has received
the appointment OF Assistant Treasurer for
New York. His commission Was signed nv
President johnson Saturday morning.
nTI.aree mass meetings are beiup held
throu ghout North Carolina, for the purnose o.
aynresstng qualification at the ssstoratio~
FEDERAL authority, and pledgtng heart ot
,,ort nc the new State Government. :, 80
rarrapeements are being r.
N n for q grand celebyf' .ade at Rals,ob
July. lion OF INC 4sn of
suddenness orr index gives 1t up. ''The
the edttorta} a Coilapseo Is its heading fol
side. ieyiew Of the last news 1foh lh's
81
- rne Fourth of July is to be celebrated
sh,and, on the Richmond and reoerteAsouFs
RAILROAD, by q grand tournament.
"R utter has become q drug In the harris
bnfR market at twenty-five cents pouno.
mr. All restrictions on the trade In cottoi
asst of the Mississippi river, are removed
The cotton is subject to an internai feVenu
duty of two cents pound
uxGeperal Thomas has ordered I'VE thou
sand bushels Of corn TO be distIioueea iof III
relief Of the INDECENT people In Georgia
SThe Richmond Whig says the wheat Gro
is being harvested throughout the State
Virginia. In some sections the yield mas pee
GOOD, in others the original amount OF SEED WI
hardly be secured The corn crop Is iooKin
well generally, all over the State
"At Montreal, on Tuesday, the thermon
eter was 100 degrees In the shaoe.
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n~ Folds rs..~sR-Ladies and gentlemen
N :,d interested il the pussh..s Of FSias Thea
eenss arn se ettes. sstns as
Ssi;isasIsP I''oeistion,7t III Street srssY sysnas
Is, ~
rsis sH'S;; Sha5sh Sy nen a9a
.a s saSf at the
20 Commence ment Exercises On WEDNESDAY,.
list is.h b.. .n al ssp
n"TEB BOARD OF TRUsII1s for the pur-
en1yof aEins collections in iheBstrict OF oium
ba no as sDd snd We solicit
Interested lot only IN Men oqh Ie to
Presto ent Lincoln. bpt DESTROYS OF establishing a
n ssd1ss and ssS.;
attractions. The names Of all Contributors viii
ing BE- Even so Se eo.e
oIs auiy appointed, to Jay Cooke & Go Treas.
MM RHEES. Smithsonian Institutiou,
i HhNRy d - GR1 IN Eli Dsg't Agriculture.
j. >! * /.
gSgsasIfS sSsAGSssG2 f4AEEzSSz HFxss
:ss = 81
1e A-6t rs. WALSH. Chairman
n~TgMP1RANCE M1lTING-A meeting,
W under the auspices OF the Ostholic Bsne6.
SiaI T1tsl AbStinspse Society. viii be held on
Gonzasa Hall. at O'Clock. when several distin.
anlshed adyocates Of the cause will address the
' IT, fn' 81 i1.isa e a5tsRd
je "a ST. Chairman Com. Of ArranEsments
ITO COUNTY TAX PAY6RS-Notice is
Que esssSy given 9 that the tax q 1855
until Friday. the seth instant. arrearases being
pald: ONCE open THURSDAY, the 21d instant,
continuing daily until Friday. the 9Th iustant
Office in basement Of vest wing City Hall.
70 y 6t- JAMES PILLIN9. Collector.
me- ELECTION NOrIOE.
HS OFFICE WAsHINGToH ANB GEORGETOWN
GHAIttRoAD COMPANY, Corner 18th street and New
YORK avenue, WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jane 90 l865-
vhs Annual Meeting Of the s.ockholders Of the
fSr the election Of Bifecte.s. will be held 1t the
once OF the Com Any, on WEDNESDAY the 10Th
OF July. 1865 The polls will be opened at IL clock
m and close at O'Clock p.
GyO. 3. GIDEON. President
W:0; GREENL1AF, Secretary and II easursr.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
E Der has Obtained from the rlhans' Court of
letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
Frederick Wilson. late Of Washington city, q.
the said deceased, are he.eby warned to exhibit
the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subsc.S-
may otherwise, by law. be excluded FROM all es'Ie-
GIVEN enc under H NV hand this 18th day of ;uns,
1856. ! co., - wry ON,
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. AuctiOnsers.
v4LUABLII UNIMpROvED REAL ESTATE
SALE ON THD ISLAND

On "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day efJuiy next, at6
O'Clock ? M We shall sell, in front Of the prem.
ises east half Lot No g. in square 534, fronting
feet on @ street south, running back 10 the OF.
ginsl Lot g., lis feet inches-6etween Sd aod
AZ streets Island. maxim il of the best loc6-
tion in any part of the Island;
Terms One half cash; balance taree and sir
months. secured by deed of trust the premises.
All eopveyaneing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchaser
Fifty. dollars win be required down when the
10 SD GREEN & wILbIAMs. Aucts.
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YIEl OIL PAINTINGS.
1856

T10R aAfl-A Horse Harness and Spring Dray
II n rcoH order will be sold cheap. Ap- ~
ply at S6i PeanayivAnia av enue .ness l2th &oH
street. !ess "
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TTPWARCa0F THIRTY THOUSAND Z ertiHcate
u and recommendatory letter. haVs bsen re.
eeEsd, .tftsssins the merits OF Ay4LMB0LDs
rom TIE hiehsst sources. inclr1 ding eminent
!tates9e4, osrs1msn, soVssnorr.. State Judges.
30. mar - ON
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GEORGETOWN ADV ER'MIS

GEORGETOWN ADV ER'MTS
n~NOTICI~LICENS An Lie. nsss fr om
U8 the Corporation of Georsetsws that *.
The 10TH day of July next. other wise they will %
prom pity enforced By the Metronolitsn Pc lice.
je26-eotd VIM. LAIRD O ERIK
G10RG1TeWE TAXEs..,An abatement o. ok
~ per cent will be allowed on the General TAX
of 1855. if paid on or before the first day Of Jsuy
next.
je2o-dtJy1 CHAs. D. w1LoH. Collector.
DRoPOsALs FOR THE RlPAIR OF FRED1l
L IOK Strict.
Proposals will be received by the UNDERMINED
Guttering Frederick street, from 4th to Hh SITS
on Zach side Of said street Also. for laying al
iowsst ssspensible bidder Of Georseto.n. Ths
square face 81 inch wide. The gutter to be three
feet IT, wide with three course of Brick On eee
10 the centre. The flag footways to be ga It. vide
The euttering and tagging to be dene on q good
bed Of sharp sand. Said work to be done undo the
direction and approval of the undersigned.
Bidders will state the price of setting Gu RIB Ter
running foot Alse. for laying gutter and flag
terials for said work excavAting and tilfng.
JOHN b. NlWnAN,
Je2o Commissioner of Strsets.
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MISS SUSAN plN1N REsplorIrLLY AM.

MISS SUSAN DENIM RESP1CTHULLY AN
l1l nounces to Der friends and the public that,
through the kindness Of Mr. c. D. Hess. she is
enabled to announce THURSDAY, the 29th az the
time xed upon for her RAR1W1LL BENHFIT,
ON which occ aston she hopes her friends and the
public gene rally will come en- n1dsse. pains will
be taken to present bill of great attraction
Trusting that her efforts to please during the
time she has been engaged with Mr.. Grover have
Washington public to reward her. je26 1t
EOR sALI-A BARGAIN beautiful Square
l. of GROUND, with q small Frame Dwelling
and Peach Orchard. ane BRICK HOUsE on g
street, near Twelfth street, gas water. bath cell
lar, brick stable sewerage, fine fruits. $40, 600.
email BRICK six rooms, in good repair, on 18th
eight rooms, $500. BRICK HOUSE. ON Fourth
street eight rooms. urnished. at $4,000. BRICK
HOUSE, On nley snth street. nine rooms, S. 600
FOR KENT-Two small FARMS, near the city.
Stock for sale. r. N. HALL & CO,
Real Estate Brokers,
1e 263t Corner OF Seventh and streets
T. WILSON & CO.. GRAVEL ROoFIRs.
'. have this day sold out their entire businsss
and stock to l.. J. NOLAN. We hope that onS
customers viii, pstroaise him rs they have u.s.
Two of the Oldest gravel roofers in Weshin ston
or baltimore, James Nolan and Nieho as Curts
win carry on the work for him, as they done the
W %i:onr snt ne eff ass F. Walker Son.
Office 2!9 9TH street. near street north, at
Orders through post office. Box 534, punctually
JAMIs T. WILSON & CO.
Washington City, June Is, 1865. Je Csc o3ts
~vnor r.op ,sorDry,.o MA,
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BARGAINS IN
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
We are closing out the balance of our stock 81
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
Oh every description. at greatly reduced prices.
We are .elling very desirable styles Of DRESS
GOODS at 81, 81, as and so cents.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS. MOURNING
DRESS GOODS, TRAVELLING DREss GOODS,
sHAwLs, LACE MANTLIe. LINENS. COT
TONS. TABLE, DAMASKS. &C.. &c., at low
prices, to close ont.
Jos j. MAY co..
sos PepnsylvaniA avenue,
jen ~ between 9th and 10th SITS.
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RY JAB q. MoGUIRE G CO.. Auetionsers.
CHANCERY sALH OF vALUABLl UETM

By virtue OF o decree Of the Sunreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. passsdin shancery cause
No 36s, Graham vs. GiahaIa. 81 al shall sell at
18th. at O'Clock, on the premises Lots T. and
6. square No 81. fronting on Connecticut avenue.
2lst street and north streets
These lots were occup iea by the late 9uv Ora"
ham . garden, and hare been subdivided into
thirteen building lots, ali of which will be sold,
except subdivisions n and N, which have been
already sold.
Terms cash.
Convey ancins and revenue stamps at the cost
49,. Wy. rlMDALL Trustee.
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= O~~>
Office 2!9 18th street, near n street north, At
John Burk's shoe store. ~
Orders trough post office, Box Ss4. punctually
w..h,,.to, c;, y Jali T 1s.1 WILSON 4 CO:
nEPoT FOR MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
An unusually large stock On hand of all the old
and new fabrics Of
LUPINs AND MAILLARD's
ted ma es, which We are
CLOSING OUT 1T
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
. full stock of ,,
from 81 rs to IS per yard, and all very much be-
JOS. J. MAY & CO..
3Os Pennsylvania svenue.
je 2i2tif between 9th and 10th streets.
SPECIAL SALE H ~ sssssRv1osAsIs DRAFT
QUARrsRMAs1sR GEssEAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, . O., june 26. 1861
vii be o, Gns there
OF July, 1865, At the times and places named be.
GIEsBeRo. D: c.. MONDAY and SATURDAY
rsw YORK o1r T VIZ WsD MS Julys.
ssd{ tRb1 ss week I'D ssst on
after, at the Government 5tables corner 10th
PnfiADst tfT e 'f Pa; THURSDAY o.. each
s4tE1Mos., MP, ES;iRSSSs,.sgpAx Jc!ya
yQHNSTOWN:PA A.. WEDNESDAY, July5.
LANCASTER, PA, FRIDAY, July %.
Two hundred SRRVICEABL1 DRAFT HohShS
each day.
An opportunity to purchase = superior class of
Draft Horses, at far less than their true value is
now offer Cd to the public The animals. though
the army. and must be sold, The attention Of
managers Of city railroads and manufactures Is
esp scislly called to these sales.
Horses sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 .. N.
Terms cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. 1KIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
je 26-6t lst DivisionQ II. G.. o.
THE UNDERSIGNED KYSP1CTFULLY AN
nounces to the citizens of Washington that he
has opened a shop on the corner Of 9th and Z
streets north. and is prepared to manu- taeture all
kinds of TIN WARE, at short notice and in the
best manner. .
.,,l
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nyorI0l.-Yor sale $50 sets Of 2 land horse see,
~ ond hand HAREEse and lar Lot Az ~ HiNE ~
and RRIDLls. Apply 70 s 9; .Va ~ snd Sc
sS.,sets' onuosite National Hotel. 1e 21m
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nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvaria
Drug Store. ap B-Smif
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W. Y. FRNDALL. Trustee.
je 26-d JAS. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
IlY GREEN q WILIIAMS. Auctieneefs.

II
PINE Aks FSH
:.H e isi'sEG = z
d &: S;.2ss q tine
lady = Gold Watch.
iady's dne Brsastpin and Silver Spoons,
Ma ss sslI 9 s ! SiS.s sHd Tables
Mahss.4y Marble top Tables and Bureaus.
QUITS. oCmicrss. Bisnfsts. sheets and Cases.
Lot Table Ware, conssting of French China and
Ana many TOO numerou. to saun.
J. IS sfii ks11E x1ht f3iasss.; sss;,.
RYE. Q. MCGUIRE co. Auotioneers
coon Roue EHoLp ETRF3EIIrURH AT PUBLIC
on thur SlxY. June s9th. commencing 'i a IL
Sis:s: i i ran: '!ssasn Plat: Mirror
6 6E,oSateii Curtains ana Cornices.
W @.l no. t t. 8. Ps afor suite.
w wsi NJ mHr CSsmbsr suits, r,ty
Hav and Husk Mattresses.
h snd P Mo"s s ssS G SsS';ss1''
H1tsnsiop Dining and other Tables.
a.a soh.ndshsss. Bed aH as''A oafp'''
. Bureaus. Wsshstands,
.sS otS.a Sstl.
Floor ana step Cloth Reds,
. Rstshsn s 91S. MoGuIRl o.. Auo..
0S4 6ssKS SSTSTTEE TSf JAM
! Warranted the best II the city. -
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