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FOR THE DEFENSE.

n. T. Scott Sporn-Went down with Jackson,
Bowman, Madden and Cantrell to Warm Springs
on that day; saw the affray. We first went to
the bar-room to get drink. While drinking,
Pinkham came in and commenced singing
"Well hang jeff. Davis, &C., and offered to bet
that JEFF. Davis would be hung and all his sym
pathizers. Aguew tried to pacify him. While
talking, Patterson came in and made some re-
mark-don't remember what; Patterson came
into the pond afterwards while we were there;
after the bath, l returned to the saloon and
walked out upon the predetermined "0ur car
rage has come back and we Will go. then saw
Patterson WALK out on the porch-he passed
within a few PAGES of me; some remark wss
made-not positive by whom: "You will ?'
ayes, d-n you. will At that followed the
shots, the two last close together. Deceased
reeled, turned and fell with a SIX shooter in his
hand. Dunn was in conversation with him as
came out; he went over the stoop in the begin
ing of the shooting; Madden and Jackson step
ped off the steps; Irving and another. went over
the corner of the s.oop: had 20 chance to get
out of the way without getting into the line Of
the shots, and so stood facing Pinkham, and as
be drew turned to see who it was; deceased
had his pistol up and snapped before defendant
had his leveled: | was four or Eve feet from de-
fendant, and kept backing up against the door;
when | saw them, deceased had pistol in bis
band and defendant was drawing, heard the
snap of deceased's pistol before the FIRE; thought
the cap bursted.sAWhen carrying the body in,
Dunn appeared and said, Patterson and his
friends were all d-n coWardly s-s Of b-s."
, 1865-11-17


A GOOD story is told of Mr.. Newton, of
the Agricultural Department - the same
gentleman who knew not the distinc-
tion between hydraulic rams and sheep of
the masculine gender. Once he was brought
before a sub committee of the Ways and
Means, to explain the unaccountable ex-
penses of his Department. How comes
it, Mr.. Newton" asked Justin NJ Morrill,,
"that tie expenses of your Department
have overrun your estimates so much "
Leaning over the table, and thrusting his
finger through Mr.. Morrill's button hole, the
benevolent looking old man slowly said, in
his slowest and most impressive tones, "The
truth is, Mr.. Morrill,, the expenses of my
Department for the past year have surpassed
my most sanguine expectations " The ex-
PLANTATION was too good TO keep, and Mr..
Morrill, himself told it.
, 1865-11-17

A HARD Casa Virginia woman, who had
been accustomed to the comforts and even lux
uries of life previous to the late rebellion, writes
as follows to the Richmond Whig:
You don't know how badly off we are in the
country now, or you wouldn't wish to add 10
our trouble. We were so comfortable once-so
happy in our homes. We did not realize then
how good it was to want for nothirg-but the
little things we never think of now. We had
our servants to look after, to be sure aud it was
right hard to make their clothes, and cut out
and all that sort of thng-and they never wonld
learn their catechism-but then we could Hde
and walk and read our favorite books Il ADORE
Byron) and the gay parties we use to have, ana
oh such a spleudid pony Pa had to sell him 70
buy a plowhorse. Poor pa-he looks so old and
careworn; and he has to plow himself, now, and
to feed and water the horses, and do all the
work He says he can't keep the servants-they
stay little while when there is not much 10 DO,
and 20 off to town when real labor comes ana
never come back and it's shame; those that
were treated the kindest and had the least work,
and never had cross word spoken to them,
were the very first to go way. They have gone
away, all but old nanny and Uncle Joe, who is
bedridden, and nanny has to take care otLucy s
and Philis, children, who ran off and left them
Amt it dreadful7 When the soldiers were here
they burnt up nears all the fences, and lettheir
horses run over our fower-garden, and they
broke down all our roses and Oleanders and the
shrubery, and sister and |, work as hard as we
can we can never make it look like the same
place. Pa SAYS he will have to sell some land
to live on this year-poor brother Jacks farm
who has lost his leg and cant work out doors
at all-and he is trying to be carpenter. II is
dear old place, where we used to have our pic
mics and parties-we never have any mnre-and
how horrid it would be to have some dreadful
foreigners living there and never be able to VS.
it It again. didn't mean to write you all this
about our trials, but my heart gets so full oil IL
sometimes that must talk to somebody.
, 1865-11-17
Undcrtnl6ing.
HEARSE.
WESTERN HOTEL.

CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND
S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.
tTIHIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
j been entirely repainted, rettcd and enlarged by
an addition of a number of new rooms, and the pro-
pretor is now able offer additional inducements to
She patrons of the house. and also solicit Increased
patronage from the travelling public.
Especial attention is called to his SUNS Rooms,
and arrangements for the accommodation of families.
4 The RESTAURANT is under his immediate SUI
Pervison assisted by experts in the art cu sine and
he hatlers himself able to crafty the tastes and
wishes Of all. RF-Hotel open at oil hours.
Portland MAY 2S '65 24lY
, 1865-11-17
]. Il. BLEWETT,

County Auditor of Walla Walla Co., W. 7.
VTTILL write Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attor-
w ney &c, aud take Acknowledgements to the
same.
Instruments for any part of the United States GER
titled or acknowledged under tue seal of the U. S.
District Court
Will also pay particular attention the sale, renting,
and care of real estate and town property Of non
residents and persons temporarily absent.
Office in the Court House, Walla Walla, ". I.
June so, 1865. 29ly.
, 1865-11-17
To Druggists and Painters.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE CONSTANTLY
Manufacturing superior article OF TurpeW;iue
for the trade. We will fill orders in quantities to
suit at reduced prices. We are also manufacturing
auperior article of Axle-grease for the Wholesale
trade. L. WOOD II co.
NovlI, 50. Front street. Portland, Oregon.
, 1865-11-17
P Al N TIN G.

+ II. HAWLEY d A. J. FOX, HOUSE AND
E' SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAIN EES. All kinds
Of Jobs in the line done with neatness, and sstisfac
tiOn guaranteed.
Paper-1anging and Glazing done TO Order.
Shop on Main Street 5 doors below Krafts Livery
Stable.
Wulla Walla, Aug. Is, 1865. Sftf.
, 1865-11-17
a. J. TnIBoOo; N. 4. NJ. B.
Cn,u,n,,t-c,.inr

HN'IE undersigned, having fitted up shop at the
upper end ot Main street. Wallis Walia. opposite
MASsan's wagon shop. wishes to inform The public
that he is now prepared 10 do ali kinds Of work in
the line of ofCARPENTERING c and UND ERrAKING,
and hopes hv strict attention to business to merit
= liberal share Ofpatronage. Jobhiug and Repairing
promptly attended to. W. B. KELLY.
Auy Is lSG5. Sftf.
, 1865-11-17

A coouErrE is a rose from which every lover
plucks leaf-the thorn remaining for the iu-
ture husband.
, 1865-11-17

A woMAx's tears often soften mans heart
her batteries soften his bead.
, 1865-11-17
ne rrial Of Ferd. Patterson.

The Idaho World has a full report Of the trial
Of Paterson. So much of the evidence as will
give an idea of the circumstances attending the
killing, We subjoin:
, 1865-11-17

WHES Mr.. Colfax spoken Virginia NeFadst
reconstructed Democrat proposed three enos"
for Scowler Poll-tax.
, 1865-11-17

LETTER FROM GOVERNOR EVANS.
The State Rights Democrat having criticised
rather severely the Official action Of Governor
Evans in the matter of the contest for The seat
in the COuueil-rbetwesu F. P. DugAn and An
deTsor CoI-the Governor has addressed the
editor Of thatpaper the following letter BY way
of defenee
, 1865-11-17
SggalIa apalla Stateslualr.

,rRL1xHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BIT
H. NEWELL,
, 1865-11-17

EDWARD SHE'LL, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN,
~ Surgeon and Accoucheur, has resumed the
practice Of his Profession OFFICE. 81 his house next
10 the Walla Walla Hotel. July %, 1868. 32ly
T ASATER q LANGFORD. ATruRNEIS
at Law; Will practice in the Courts OF Wash
ington Territory, Idaho Territory, and Oregon
EFOFFIcE one door west of kvrcr X Reese Brick
Store. Waila NaIlas N'1'
Sept l, 1868. 3sy
, 1865-11-17
G-TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE.N

Noaaca statesman building, Third Street
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UIR -,

On the 9Th inst, after q long AID protracted
illness, Miss ADZLINE BOWMAN. deegly ana
dessrvediy regretted By large circle OF frienos'
aged 65 years.
her funeral will take d ace on Sunday after
at 3 O'Clock. from the residence Of David ATKINS,
corner sth and street, Navy YARD IT.
On the morning of the 2otn Inst kLlZAbETH,
widow OF the late Nmrcd Cromwell.
The friends of the family are requested 70 At.
tend Der funeral on gu nd az afternoon, az
frcm the residence of Ter son, THOMAS VfomEeli,
No. 436 N street. "
In Louisville. Ky, on the 9th inst, AGNES
CARY, aged u years mother OF she widow OF .ne
late Capt. Bielaski, of this city.
On the 18th inst, after severe and protractsd
Illness, Mrs Dr. P. CR0GHAN. deeply and de-
seryediy regretted by a large circle of friends.
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at O CLOCK Her friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral thout fur Their notice. from
the residence OF her husband, 35s 9th street,
hetveen and west. ap 28-N*
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GRAND LARoErY.-Y esterday morning.. off,
GERS W alker, Hardwood III Hoibrook arrested
Eliza Brown, Sarah Smith, Ann kennard,
Minnie Watson, Elizabeth Jennings and Ann
Miller, colored, for the larceny OF large guam
titles Of groceries. wines, DC, from Wiilards
Hotel. They were taken before Justice Miller
who ordered them 10 be locked up and search
of their premises to be made. The search re-
suited in tie recovery OF over $500 worth OF
groceries, wines, china. &c. marked with the
meme of the hotel. The prisoners are servants
in the hotel, and the robberies have been car
Iied for long time past. Justice Miller
examined the case this morning and uls missed
+ izabeth Queen, Minnie Watson and Ann
ID Iller. the evidence failing 10 impiicate them.
LIZA Brown, Sarah Smith and Ann Kennard
were sent to Jail for court.
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THE GRAND CoNcBRT of the female inter
mediate schools OF the lst, ID and dth districts
Y, 4 be held on Monday evening, at Odd Eel
lows Hail. A great success Is expected.
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Growers THEATER reopens Monday night
Miss Susan Denim appearing as Aladdin In
the spectacular drama OF aladdin, or the
Wonderful Lamp"
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PERSONAL.

WANDERED FROM HOME, Colsred GIRL,
w Lizzie Garter, aged IL yesrs. stout euilt but
quite short. bad sea: from 0urn on the left arm.
ceived by her aunt. Amelia Mudd. Sd st between
Psrnsy wanna and Missouri avenue. The sum of
So viii be paid for her return. ap26-3t-
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
~ avenue, near l4th S., over Messrs. kidwell's
Drug Store. APPS 3raif"
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ATTENTION Is called TO the notice Of the
meeting of the Seventh Ward Exemption Clut
20 night. Business OF impoI lance is TO b.
transacted.
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MARRIRD,

On n Q 9th In stsnt by the Rev. G. 9. Mea6ovs,
M POWHATAN NAIL to Miss SALLlk =.
GCNFELL. both Of this city. ri. .aJ.4 -. = g
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TIE VIGILAET FIRE COMPANY, OF George
toVr give their annual May ball en- Monday
night Arrangements have baeL made for in
suring every element Of success, and the coca
SIGN prom Uses TO Ice one OF the most elegant OF
the stRsOn.
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by GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctisnesrs.

A NICE LITTLE FRAME HOUsE, CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS, ON NJ STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THiRTEENTa
STREETS WEST: Nc; AL At PE Bic SALE.
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, May I'd, at six
O'Clock on the premises sh all sell part of ot
49, in Square No. 2S2, with the improveme IS.
which are good two-story frame house and other
outbuildirgs.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months
secured by deed of trust.
Conveysncine snd stamps st cost of purchaser.
an Ok GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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"No TAsss REQUIkhp FOR RIcHMosp.n-
All: des rim Visit mat city will do we'll To
cali on hessrs Smith Bros Merchant TAILOR
ing establis hment, No. 46i 7th street, an 4 nro.
cure cult of clothes for the occasion. Want.
ed, a frst class Cutter and Trimmer. Also.
come good JoIrneynen.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
ID No. $40, corner 7th and ID streets mort:

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
On THURSDAY, MAY T. at at 8 O'Clock p. m..vs
shall SELL in front of the premises, lot g. in h.
division of square 33I. This lot has front of ~
feet rupping back o. feet 10 inches
Terms One half cash; the balance in Six aad
twelve months fer NJ tes bearing interest, secured
BY deed of trust on the premises.
All conxeyancing and revenue stamps at ths
pssd GREEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts
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CITY ITEMS.

BELT BUcELFs, C,nss. let Sets. Clu.tar
sets. Sleeve J tton Long Chains, Cluster
Rings, for oni' one char, at tne Dollar lew.
elry Store, No. Az Pa. ave-. nsar4x st.
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QIELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
III BUCHU, as the Great UiuYEn.
HgLMBOLDS CONOENTRATED EXTRACT
sARsAPAHILLA.i is the Great 8lood Purifier.
cy and Chemistry. and are the most active that
he raAe mar Is 6n1
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOoN AND TO.NORK0

THIS AFTERNOON. AND TO.A0RKo n +
kY J. O. hcaUIRH Il 90 Aueti ,pesrs.
AUCTION SALE OF A RETAIL GROCERY AND
On MONDAY hoIk SHs ss,I May .otauspeinx
II ss IN rel: Ct sss s9is S
Sr, ens groceries, Liquors and Fancy Goods. EN-
sI.s s.: = Tee; = and oOn.es
so1s s ss Sie.s, ffS SsRI.s sss scs. &C.
Gases Gases ssS Gsssss =. sPd Gibson whisssy
Rsiss 4. Slslf:; Tss; %assea
Boxes canals. Jsiiie.. Canned %ff Fruits
segars: various brands 4rs
Large Lot of Fancy Goods.
spa SPA '0' KENT J. O. MCGUIRE & Co., Aao..,
JlY G. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auo.iOnssrs
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TIoN, AND RARE CHANCE PoRINvEsT-
MBNT. AS THE OWNER Is ABOUT TO
LEAVE THE OITY.
wewiu sell on MONDAY. May fhe LIST, a.sp
on the premises part of Lot nine t9 in Sauers
No 50. Said lot fronts l21s feet street north.
sood t.oosss1y Frame House ss and back tsdnr
also. an excellent sable and carriage house an
rear OF said lot suitable to accommodate tuohscks
sale without reserve. Terms cash.
SOhN "nu ~ tho Cosh
O. R. L. CROWN CO.. Auots.
p. e. ALSO. At the same time and place, shall
shall part of Lot No 8, in Square No, $50. Said lot
fl onts p feet inches on New Jersey avenue, run
ming back IL feet inches This property he in the
rear OF Judge Douglass,
Title good. Perms cath.
All conveyances and stamps at cost OF tae pur-
apa,s.- C.R. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
by THOs BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. D 9.
EXECUroRs sALl OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPkoykD PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
On MONDAY. May 1. at 5 O'Clock p NJ, will
sell. in front of the premises. part Of Lot No.
town, fronting Is feet on the south side OF First
street between Mark ct and Frederick streets, and
running back about 29 #. to vide alley. The i'm
provemsnts consist of q good two story Brick
House, containing ten rooms and cellar, with .
cistern in the yard and good Brick Stable IL ihe
rear The location is one OF the best in town.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and
months. with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust OF the property.
All corvesancing aud stamps at the cost OK tie
II. A. DOUGHTY, Executrix " 4.
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap26d Intel Auctioueer.
by THOs. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
VALUABLE RuILDING. LOTS IN GEORGE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May lst, at eek.
will sell in front of the premises, Lot No -,
Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown, trent
in 20 feet the south side of First 81 between
Market and Frederick streets, and running back
l29 feet. Terms at isle.
Conveyancing and stam pa at the cost OF the pur.
chaser, THOMAS BOWLING.
ap 26-d INTEL Auctienee-.
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llY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Geor getown.
EpYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

LE
AND uNdMPRovRD Property.
the District Of Columbia passed in ehansery Gauss
public suction auction, On TUE TUEsbAY AFFEkEkSoof.
AFril 10; at ~ O'Clock ~ the premises, Lots &
respes city on connecsicut avenue. list a.Tset
and north street and is improved by 3 desirabls
two story cottage and outbuildings. With . hns
and have been subdivided into Thirteen fine
on Connecticut svenue. between north r and s
streets, some of them running through 70 2ist
These lots were occupied BY the late Guy Ora
ham as garden. have fac shade trees In front.
and are Wen located for cottage site.
Convey nci ns and revenue stamps at the cost os
.p4-d JAS. G. MEG bfkE HSA CO.. l Rass.
NJ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
s:nsNs8uence Of The dssth OF he PRESIDENT, until
sna S,ss AsT tn hour
spis.d JAS. q. MdGUIRE ( CO. Hucts.
NJ THE SALE OF THE ABOVE. EXCEPT
the cottage and two Of the lots Ia the
l. at 'he same now WI No p gsissNpALL, Trustee
ap Esd J. @. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts.
by THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT
On wEpNsspAYl SMT ckNifNa Nav 81. at "a
O'Clock. viii sell, at Ne. 81 LIST 81 BET. Market
and Frederick SITS, an assortment Of Household
esns sest and SS% Rass 6Sairs
Walnut Work Tables and Stands
Ward robes: Bure aus, Washstands. &c.
Bedsteads, Mattresses. &c.
Feather Beds ana Bedding
Parlor and K ltcheo stoves
Grochery aud Glass ware
window Shades. Crib and Mattress, &c
Kitchen Requisites, &c, DC.
Terms cash. THOMAS DV"tiN9.
ID AuctlOneer.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

PRICE RED U CED.
In consequence of the fall in the prices OF pro-
visionr, &C. the propristOrs taye reduced the
price OF Board TO S. per day few mere perms
pent boa ders tahep at reduced rates Rooms can
behad with or without board ap 70 OF
BUILDERS. BRICKLAYERS, AND PLASTER
- Frs can be supplied With goa clsani shaTp
corner of 4tb ana sts.. near the Jail. ~ colin
DBOTOGRAPHs paiated neatly In oil colors for
= 81 hy lazy srt,st Please send naIas enc al
dress TO Miss Il. HoYT. Washington Post Once.
ap ~ I'm" So -as
T1BE GLORY OF MAN Is sTRENGTH. =
Tbetef3re, The ne,yols and dsbilitats4
BCCHUs mSr eSs6m
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{yY GREEN H. WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
ID No. 526, corner of 7th and d streets north

xYY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
d No. 526, corner OF It'll and d streets north.
SEVENTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
TIE NORTHERN PART OF TIE CITY AZ
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, May Sd, at s O'Clock p. IA,
shall sell, in front OF the premises twelve Lots
III Loomis' subdivision of Square No. 50. These
lots front on 18th street between north III and
streets, having each front of Is feet, runniog
back lis feet inches to alley. Also, five Lots
in came square, fronting 10 feet each north
street, bet 2lst and 22d ste.
Terms: One half cash the balance in 81 months,
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost
" an % d GREEN Williams. Aucts.
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EtHINA. GLASS AND OROUKERY WAR;
~ have just received fine arsortment Of
BAR GLASSES, LAGER and WEISS nRERnHA
GLASSES and every thipg to At ont q bar or HsfZ
CUPS and sAUCERS PLATES, and sxerytseinE
usually kept in irst- class China and Honse,IIII
ing at B. FoLEYs, $40 street, beswss1n i hU,h
and 18th. ~ g - = - - --------s ~. 80
f, Ip"tou1sc Tow Oonpsny's Boais, POTION &C,
Eoy CURFIN. and BELLE AVEN- Apoly TO
the Captsips on board or to JNo. .. DAf nsSyS'
Water street. GeerGetoNn. may As =
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1,.1E OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs.

~ Oua,ternaster GenaaPs Q6s,e, FIRST Dirfsfost
Washington City, A prh Is, 1866. (
Will be cold at pub ic auction, to the highest
bidd err at Giesboro, ID. O., on
TUESDAY, May 2,
pUESusY, May q,
Tuesday, NAV Is,
TUESDAY, May %,
TTEsDAY, MAY 80, $500
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY H0RsEs EACH
These horses have been condemned as ,unut Tor
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming pur poses, many soea esr-
gains may be had.
Horse sold sin gly. Sale to commence az 10 a.
n. Terms cash. in United State: Currency IN
Brevet Rrigadier General. in charge FirstDiSi.
vision Quar- ;ermaster Generals o"ce'
tins
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. Uc71oN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

"A ,...,,.,,, GeneraIs Office, First Dtvtsfon,S
Quarter "' Washtngton City, April IS, 1SG5, E
Will be sold, at public a: auction to the highest
oiRRIIgIffMORI, MAINLAND. THURSDAY.
oAsI1sIE, pEks sS /, THURSDAY.
WILMINGTON, pSLAWARE. THURSDAY.
PITTSBURGH, PIRNsYLtANIA. FRIDAY,
TWO HuNpknssSb 3 6als W., HORSES
at each place.
These horses have BEEN condemned a. unit for
the Cavalry service OF the Army. $50 -
For road and farming purposes many good bar
Horses sold sinely. Sales to commence at ID A.
81. Terms. cash in United States currency.
~. g,F JAMEs A. EKIN.
4. Brevet RrisAdier General, in charss
Q ap sS.tnyA FIRST Division Q. Nj &, q.
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GSOR SALE-Dssirsoie BUILDING LOTS In dN
T. aferent parts Of the city. InquisI of WALL
sTBRHxNs & CO.. S2SsgA. sy aanH eoH
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by TBos. BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown

VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERTY IN
On WEDNESDAY. May Sd. at O'Clock p. m L
will sell. in front OF the premises part Ct BOT 81
side of Bridge street, above the new Market House
and running back ia feet to q vide alley. The
improvements consist of good two esorY Brick
ouse and small Frame BuildingS
Terms One half cash; Balance IN ~ months,
with interest secured BY deed OF trust on tho
properly.
chaser. ho'h no ~ Inv
I'd
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ErOR REnT-A large and pleasant ROOM s1t.
1 able for an office, on the second floor of Lsne q
fuckers building, between Four and a. half and
Sixth streeIs. Penpsy lveuia avenue. Immediate
possession given. Inquire en- the pre- nises.
on 2S-tF
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GoFzAGA HALF street, between nth and
rth sts.-Fair for the benefit of st. Aloysius
Church. Music, rare fancy articles, and ele-
CANT supper and host Of other attractions.
OXFORD HAIL." Fsnchop, the Cricket "
Miss Kate Pennoyer, the favorits danseuse,
billet, songs, fun and sentiment. Matinee this
afternoon
WASHINGTON THEATRR.-Sharpley's MIN
stIels In huge programme of ballads, dances
and mes 70 delineauons.
STATION HALL-The great picture by Bier.
q att The Rocky Mountains" None should
1ail seeing this great production.
CANTRRBURY-D Drama, burlesque, ballet,
songs by the entire great company. Matinee
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-29

| FOR sALE-The LEASE a Dwelling house
| and restaurant, with the pictures. &c, in
public part of the city fine bushes can be
done by strict attention Inquire on the preinsas,
3o2 street, between litn and 18th streets,
-og9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-29

I,OR sALE-The STOCK. GOOD WILL and
MIXTURES Of Millinery aud Fancy Store,
No 1853 9TH street, near Northern Market
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ETRNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT-price 500
! per month. House 10 rooms. Central location.
I3ssession given lst May. family or party II
furnished on reasonable terms in the house.
2efererces required. Address ID. D. D., - Star
Office. for three days; will be promptly answered,
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