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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
Oprcs 90 ras Nkv Y1nk FrRH IssysAsox Co
EEv.YoRx, August Z, 1855
A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT and Gov. 81
vernment tex has this day been declared PAYABLE on d.
mand at the office Of tine Company, No. u Wali+t
AUGUSTUS C0LS0S it, Secretary

DIvID D. ~}
IiORILLARD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 10f BROADWAY, NY.
CASH CAPITAL. 81 zoo, OOa
ASsEIS ACOuoi ,3l2,O0a
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT for the ps., al,
months this day been declared payable on demand
Also A SCRIP DIVIDEND TO DEALERS entitled "a ma,
tcpae the prohts for the year ending uly 81 1855 a
THIRTY PER CENT. certificates or which will be is,ael
October Is. 1865.
Al,o an INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT o,
the outstanding Scrip OF the company payable October IS
1865
Interest on the new Capital the rate Of SEVEN PER
CENT per snnun. from date Of payment OF final n.ane
to August /, 1865, is also payable on demand
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
New.Yo August IS, 1865
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Proposals.
QuARrERsAsrER. GENERAL OFFICE, !

I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM
II BOATS. WHARF. BOATS, BARGES and OTHER
PROPERTY Proposals. are invited and will be re-
ceyed at the places aud until the dates hereinafter named for
the purchase Of the fol'0wiu graned -
STEAMBOATS, WHARFB0ATS, BARGES
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The object Of the sale Is close Up said partnership age
sbly to the articles OF coparuershlp
Capitalists wishing TO invest IN ptohebe iron properly
will DO well examine the where competent men wl
be ready al times show the property aud give paTtcaa'
unit day OF sale. HlLLMAN bkoIhhhe.
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AT LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. UNTIL MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER II. - m, for the
side hee steamer Davenport ferry boat registered 59 iun'
Steuwl steamer Convoy. No 2 registered III tuns
Which can be seen at LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, until
the day Of SAT-
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RY JAS. @. McG UIRH CO., Auctioneers.
THREl HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS On
SOUTH STREET, BITWEKE 9Th AMI

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jans 18th, ats
o'clock, ON the pre- nises. We shall Offer Of paeiis
Square No. 1852, fronting each 70 feet on south y
street, between 9th and eth streets vest and run-
ming back about ~ feet to g feet wide public
alley.
These lots are finely located for private resi-
dences. overlooking the Smithsonian and ArmorE
Square grounds. easy of access by the Tth street
passenger cars. and at o convenient distance from
the Center Market
Terms One fourth cash; the remainder in s, II
and Is months, with interest. secured BY deed or
trust on the premises.
Conyeyances and stamps at the cost OF tne pus-
chaser. = " mcS Ohks "
Il =.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
KgTATE


the District of Columbia dated on the 2lst day Of
May. A. D. 1864, passed in certain cause No 1900
pending il said Court, between Joseph Cassin,
Trustee, complainant, and John William. defend
ant. the und ersi gned. Trustee. will, on THURS
DAY, the 22d day of June, A. D. 1876, at O'Clock
p. m in front of the premises proceed to re sa''
all that Lot Of ground situate in the city o. " -.
ington and District of Columbia, know ;, ash
mated IS Lot numbered 5; also Il ana dssi :
inches front Lot numb al TX ea 3. a Ieeu ana
Bisk Hou S. con- sting OF large ar9
however re 18th back building; the house has.
6ra -esntly been considerably damaged by
&. TIE property is situate ON north STRAIT h.
sWsen Tota ana 9Th streets west fronting 81 feet
a ana inches on street, and extending back vfth
!hat uniform Width t57 feet inchesj IGe feat m
inches, to public alley. ''' A'' Aoe' ~
The terms Of sale are: One third cash, (of which
se purchaser VIII be required to pay dean at the
equal installments at six and twelve months from
the day Of ale; said balance to bear interest from
the day of sale. AID the payment thereof to be
secured by the bands of the purchaser or pur--
chasers With surety to be approved by the
Trustee.
II the terms G. sale be not com piled with within
Ave days from the lay of SALE the Trustee
the light to re sell the property at the risk and
cost of the defsultins purchaser, by advertising
such re sale three times in some one or m ore of
the daily newspapers published In said city of
Washington.
All conveyancine and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. ,n,K ID LASh1 ~ Trustee.
mo 81 ara v2wEda '
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OtolcS kSO 43c oV3 AooA M 81 ftF
UNPARRLLHLKDS UCCRssi-The Fourth Grand
Presentation Concert will be given by the
New York Manufacturing jewelers. Associ.
alton at Seaton Hall, corner Of 9th and Streets
Washington. Tomorrow Saturday is the
last day for the sale of tickets.
Every purchaser Of q ticket to these con-
certs will receive at the time OF purchase, at
the depot, (Seaton Hall, where the ticket is
sold, a valuable present. The presents will he
distributed from their renewed stock Of jewell
ry, watches, diamonds, pianos, sewing-ma-
chimes, breakfast-sets, ice. pitchers. silver
ware, DC, on exhibition ct Seaton Hall, cor
ner Of 9th and d streets, where only tickets are
sold and presents distributed.
The press and public have universally en-
llberality of this novel enterprise.
All receive Present-AIl are satisfied
Owing to the immense capital, and vast IA
cilities of the New York Manufacting jewelers.
Association, the directors are nabled to offer
these extraordinary inducements, and pledge
themselves that fairness, impartiality, and
generous dealing will characterize their every
act, and every promise they make. Their de-
pot (Seaton HALL is fitted mp IN style of I'M
approachable splendor. and the public are re-
spectfully in vited to call and examine for them
selves the immense variety OF beautiful and
usefnl articles to be given away to ticket pur-
chasers. Bear in m md that the presents are
given as soon as the tickets are purchased and
the whole transaction is concluded in a mo-
ment, on the spot, and the tickets are good for
any OF the concerts.
The Hall, 9th and u streets, is open from Q
q. m. until 10 p. m, for the sale of Tickets and
distribution Of Presents.
E. H ELIAS, Actuary.
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GOOD BUILDING LOT On NORTH o STBEET
BkTWEEH 18TH AND 18TH STREETS, AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, At six
O'Clock on the premises. we shall sell Lot = Ia
fronting 20 feet On north o street, between 18th
and 18th streets west, AID running back l03 feet
square feet.
Terms One third cash; tho ren1a' nder in an
Il months with interest, secured BY deed of trust
Convey ancing and stamps ct the e9st Of The pur-
chaser. JA6 u dCtU1EE q Oo..
a. "A
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CITY ITEMS.

REMEMBER, the U. s. Grant Club make
Moonlight Excursion to ely mont on Monday
evening next
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QYJ. O. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionesrs.
Eight BUILDING LOTS NEAR TIE MARINE
BARRACKS, NAVY YARD.

BIZ 10 n M ANIME
BARRACKS, NAVY YARD.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, st 81
O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell excellent
Building Lots. fronting respectively on south G
street and 18th street east at the corner Of these
streets.
These Lots are finely located for bull ing purpo
see. on the second square east of the Marine Bar
racks, Navy Yard
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
Conveyances and stamps at the coat Of the pur-
chaser.
ie7-d j, @, MCGUIRE CO., Aucts,
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TIE GHoReRTowN CIRCLE OF FEM An
BROTHERHOOD give q Pic Mic aud Festival
next Tuesday, 18TH inst. A most pleasant time
Ia AXnacted -
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w SUMNER GARDEN, a
Pa av, bet. 81 and 4th sts.. Capitol Hill 50
The largest Garden in the District. opeakXk
f FRFE s' CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, &c.
Reffeshm ents of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my B-am
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SHAIFIELDy sT1AM ICE CRIAN NAME
- FACTORY. $50 9Th ST.. bet e. And n. Ent.
lere Confeotionsrs. hotels and Families ia rnjshsS
with Ice Crssm, made of the best Of cream. 81
steam power. Wholesale and retail. varrsnted 10
BE- the best COW msds Delivered 10 any pSrt Of
the city. mgl5lms
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Ho! FoReLTMoNT. Ok
zEEDaE PIRSr GRAND ax=1E6EE1a4
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
of the
Z. 8. GRANT CLUB

o.
TO MON T,
On MONDAY, June the 18th. 1875.
he COMMITTEE will spare no pains nor expense
to make this one Of the best of the season. The
Boat will leave the foot of 9Th street wharf at
M and Alexsndris at p. m celebrated Brass
and String Band bas been engaged for the occasion
Tickets 1 ad hitting gentleman and ladies'.
Thomas Ri ggles, VIM. Priestly, Gee. Ellen, Jos
8. j. Edwards, President. je51w
ID EMEMBER THE HEROES OF PLEASURE.
H GRAND PIC MIC viii be given ty "A
the United Circle of Friends at the City
Park, ath street north. on MONDAY. JuneEA
CG,nmittee Of ARRANGEMENTS: WIN. Mink, J. II
Tickets 30 cents, admitting gentleman and Ia
dies. No disrespectful persons viii be admitted.
S' a ofsss q shs ,s sasn' VIM. MINK.
DROF. J. W..KRELs' DANCING ACADEMY,
Penn ave. between 9th and Sth,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Pref KEEIs begs leave to announce to his for
mer patrons and the public in general that
at the request OF . great many of bis pupils ~
as we'll as others. he viii continue his i
classes during the summer season. 2
DAYS and Hours Of Tuition for Ladies'. Misses,
and Masters. Wed nestay and Saturday afternoons,
Gentiemen's Glass, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday evenings.
Private instructions given to suit the cenVe-
niences of the pupil.
For fur Their information apply at OF address q
note TO the Academy. or Room No II Washing
The Hall caa be rented for Private Parties arc
soirees my 19-H
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RY GRI1N & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
ID No. 526, corner of7th and D streets north.
TRgsTEEg SALE Of, yALgABLn THREE
$ $Hfs5 s FssiH E E.sE 4
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 O'Clock p.
M shall sell, IN front Of The premises BY virtue
81 g s. one
sct Of Solamb is and D. being ; part of Lot No in
on
back LOO feet to Is foot alley, b the improve
Terms: One half cash: balance in 81 x ard twelve
months, secured by 8 deed OF srrst on the prem
All coHveyances, and revenue stamps At the cost
:. the purchaser.
20 Sn s.6 gn 4, s ssSsf.a g. a'n sAsn
days aer 81 sale q. srSs.ss hs
Fl esss as =. sss
days notice in some paper published in the city OF
"~h'ns'oHB HENRY r. ZIMMERMAN, Trustee.
!e5 eo&ds GRAEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE o. ONE oARDINa MA
On THURSDAY t Sn sIst d.v of June. At oe,,
= s. s the 'S. os
.5s sss.s q COL a1 Eafi;a:r H:IEs;s Mar
SPECIAL SALES OF sERvICEABLI DRAFT
HORSES. -
Qranwrastsr 6ensraps 0ns,
Ft- WdShtnston, d. c., June /, 1865
By direction of the Quartermaster General.
there will be sold at public auction to the CHEST
bisder, at the times and places named below, viz:
GI1SB0E0, p. MONDAY. June s. 1856
GIEBBOR6, D. O., SATURDAY, June TO- 1868.
s sH9HasI P S A33NSpDAAX EsSups Y. 1855.
WILLiAMsPoRr. Pa Ia, SATURDAY. jane il,
wrsroH.srsR' PA ;,,si SATURDAY. June II,
GI1sB0RO. p. g.. SATURDAY, June IL, 1866.
GI1sB0R0, d O., s1TU RDAY. June "a, 1855. =
PHILADELPHIA, Pa: SATURDAY June a.
SiITF4ss4RR; p M9EIAgYh lyme g, 1855;
Gd1sHOhO. y. T., SATURDAY: July l, 1853.
place. -
An opportunity to purchase . superior eiaas q
Draft Herses. 1T far less than their true vai1s, =
now Afforded te the public. The anImas, ssnos{n
the army, and must be ssld. Tne SsoccLon OF
managers Of city railroads and OF mAhutaotories
is especially called to these SASS.
HGr:ss so, s.:s nf!y United states ourrsney
I" atesG boat for 13ieshsro will leave Seventh
street wharf. wasAinstoI A MI A n0 9kfH.
Bsevef Brigadier General in charge, First Diyf.
sion. Q. u. g. o. NSD.
CgXTTERIn CONSTITUTIONS RISTORyD
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

q n u +
GEORGETOWN CIRCLE FENIAN BROTHER
AT SEVENTH STREET PARK, II
Washington. ~
On TUESDAY, June Is, 1865. IA
Prose alton of q splendid Irish dag. Address
and poem. Several EN- inept men will be present
Music by Withers' celebrated band.
Observation-Disclosures 50 cts. Ladies. Is cte
JAS J. KANE @.
NJ. r. MORAN, Treasurer.
l. MUL6REW, Secretary. lie 9.3t"
THE PIC MIC for the benefit of the Prospect
Il Hill Cemetery, which has been post a
poned, will take place ON MONDAY. June -
18th, at WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, IN
New York avenue, between LIST and 81 SITS. 100
=. Tickets which has been given out are good fol
this Pic Mic -
jeS.3t THE COMMITTEE.
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FOk RENT AND SALE.
FuRlIsalD Rooms 1o1 R1ETa,!!er rent.
d &. mos. ss s1s q &: . a'
Z very dsarabis two story sad site HOUSE,
ths ss2 Ths u e. most mode
seSy y 3. y. nSs further
.as '. RAE ss, s Il s;
OF LIST street vest and street north. 1e SIT
FoR sALl-A lisht N0:ToP BUegY, PssIII
s.abie si1 sess Between sas = snd ST.
FURNIsHlD HOUSE POR RlNT-A small,
= convenient BRICK House. Inquire on the
F9Ri . g1Nr1 1Th,s large and airy TEf a5Ri
water Win be rented to i snail family 81 {. MOD:
sHesn reas and adSq XIII .t No. 10 Ohio
a HsHy ana .rsrus so.s
Water Generator with two draft tables. for sale.
as sss,. M:5a'nd avenue between 9th snS 10th
r. + HOUSES, zach eontainins Eve rooms; situs.
tn 81. " H y IA i'o''s 81 18th
st, bet. B and G. Island. ie9 St.
aousn p9R sns
Montgomery and Green. on Dapbarton street,
sais srpGss sa For lie
e : fsnilS Sissout eSiidrsn. > completely
Is !. E sss Sss s 'Rs
FOR sAtE-An excellent FRAME HOUSE and
from Lot The house has eight sss door
thsr PARTICULARS inquire on th ssIuBBaA RsSSsrr
COUNTING ROOM 0FFICE. FOR sALB.-A
ing
ey s eoa appy
Louisiana avenue, under Brady Gymnasium.
E0R RENT-One neatly furnished ROOM, on
ts%sn on; ADplS atNO. a57 street BET az ls'a
L|OR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing 10
Il rooms; very pleasant and healthy location;
a1 Of Eth Esfu street. and Maryland
Island. Jess
UMFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR REETIAt SOL
dated With Board and Lodging. Apply at once.
E0R RINT-2 Furnished H0USBs;2 UafuI
Abs o. Zoe sos fra frame so2ses
a. Aspls M.SSfSHiHE SON ;s corner
scsdaa ~ ho Sr S stussd
the corner of "a street vest on Virginia avenue,
build ing contains eight rooms, with : rear build,
ing Of four ICONS all in ge9d 9tfer; viii be
;ss sss i,sp'E''H sl !ef Ssa
psopsTts q iaauir1 At tie back 4 DuiIaiax; tic
EOR sALE-A PLATFORM 80 Ale, suitable for
ave. us between 2s sI snd ed streets: j. Inn.
TOR RENT-The upper portion Of Dwelling
gpfaIi ;shsi, No; 167 street, between = And
EQR RsNr-A good BRICK HOUSE, contain;
sth streets Inauirs Of WoLIARD & ILBEkr
on the premises. 20 3e-
nine rooms, with water and gas, in 9 fine loca,
on NJ gs e. s to5
MTsihk To- sEo saa nasss in
ID y AsGs .hs '
FHRNITUkE FOR sALE Of large B2arding
ss oh h safR R'F
ausO s, and en- ass Merchants corner 7th
skot aoGsz t'1 ~s .%s
If psp: s
street. a few doors from l.; Rent $50 per month
:. fa BET ss
svenue, near 18th street. up stairs. je7-6t
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN WASHING,
~ TON CITY FOR SALl,
Lot II. in Square No. ISL: eau be subdividsd
| into lots of about % feet by7
Lot J. in Square No, slS, corner of and 18th SITS.
% Of I I 49, II and Is of Square sss
| do 10, in Square 56a
do %. do Sos
Parts Of Lots IS and a, in Square 40, On 7th ST.,
| between l. and III.
| S,Terms easy.
| CLIFTON HELLEN,
! je7.7t$ No. % ~ street.
! LOB SALE-A FRAME HOUsE two stories
Il high, with restaurant; good lease and good
stand. on North Capitol street, opposite Soldiers
| Rest. je 5-6ts
| A FIRST RATE CHANCE re MAKE MONTY
| "A FOR SALE-An EATING HOUSE, doing
| first rate business; cause for selling. sickness
Inquire at 463 Centre Market, on 9th street,
| iah-lE;f - = -
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AUCTION SALES.
pr WN. L. WALL 4 co.. Auction.er.

ID
Sp 5 In gk N2kS RFI YEoESSRs
q L; L. :S e e: 's 81 s
between ana I streets. south Of Pennsyiyanis
three story Brick House, Contrasting seven rooms
ana ua: cellar: With gas Ard water throughout I'm
TaHn' Ssss cs.h s.snes in 81. and tv.v.
months. with interest, secured By deed Of trust
Oonveysncisg and stamps At the cost of pur.
'a Tisis perfect.
,s cd WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts
Ry GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
Auction SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY Ar.
IN ssa Il I. Au g tS clock :.
y streets, a general assortment Of Dry Goods.
soasy Articles and shoes Psr;1ns in Want Of
I this sat. those 70 tss4 .s
7sTnss s s,o to i nteDd ,s ,o n,
esd GRIM & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BIZ ". B. LEWIS &C. 20 az agat ZONE 80,
PAAE TEI.Ro SAIL OF 1,soo LOTS OF
sHAsoSABLE SLoTHik Sa,H BnDbtN tA1 &c
Roons M se suDs T. st II
ZINE Fine Goats: BLACK and Ugh. Cashmere Pants,
n Ladies olotsing at II O'CLOCK, comprising silk
Dresses and 81 rts. Ladies Under Ciothing, Man
tiLas, Capes, Shawls.
BEDDING, Sheets, Quilts, &c.
Also, = lot Of 6ne Gold and Silver Watches,
By. order Of s. L, Linse. Pawabroker. Phila-
jss,st (chron.l ". B.LFwIs & CO .Aucts.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Geor getown
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of = decree of the Supreme Court Of
Equity made in cause Of asr r vs. isrisy .nd
others. No. NS upon the docket Of said court. the
ON e t.
June Instant At 81 9'cl2ck in the aItsrnosn
part OF tss sgd oa and .st Of B
ginning at a bounded hicko Org tree. staining At
the beginning Of the 2lst line of the resurvey of
e. WITH the 10th line Of 3 said Hiiisncs reversed
Thence south IS degrees west. 30 perches, to
Ridge road. said stone being at the end of the 18th
line OF said Alliance. Themes down said road on
the east lire hereof the two foIlSwing curves and
a degree east 80 perches; south degrees west IS
perches. Thence leaving said road south ST de-
Intersection With the 2lst line Of said Alliance and
thence with 2lst line reversed to the beginning
Containing IL acres, roods, q perches more or
This land is Handsomely situated, having . COM
msnpane view OF ana sb
ing hills Of Virginia. and the course OF the riv-
usts from the un1 GOs the balance o,
the purchase money ts be paid IN SIX ana Twelve
months from the day of sale. With interest, the
approved by the trustee or the cash may be paid
on the day of eale. On the payment OF the whole
money sns & w To 70 ,o
ties to the cause EPyAGKSSk T5us inc,
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Uf E5oa st.. 70 q
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION v SAL OF HogsEH0LD AN

KITCHEN FURNITURE
On MONDAY the 18th instant, at II O'Clock
m. We seall sell, at the residence of a lady dc :
Ginning housekeeping, at No. 44s i2th a., bet. d
ture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofas and Side Chairs
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands,
Wardrobes, Lounges. Spring. Hair top and
Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters aud Pu.
Carpets and Mating aud Oiicloths
Refrigerators Cooking and other Stoves
China, Glass and Crockeryware
With many other articles too numerous 70 emu.
merate.
Jed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RRoPREKD.-The restrictions placed upon
restaurants and other places where liquors
were sold, have been removed by the military
authorities, and those establishments reopened
this morning. The closing up of all bars in
the city became necessary to the preservation
of order during the presence Of the armies
here, but their withdrawal to a distance has
left no occasion for the further enforcement of
mea ures Of this kind
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CALIFORNIA STONE RINes, Sets, Jet Sets
Cross Sets, Buckles, Enameled and Jet Brace
lets, Seal Chains, Long Guard Chains, Gal
Bells, Teaspoons, Cups, Napkin Rings, &c.
for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. a3e Pa. av, near 4 st. 4ts
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ATTEMPT AT RAPE -Yesterday, Geo Light
discharged soldier of one OF the Pennsylva-
MIA regiments, was arrested by officer Cline
for an attempt to commit q rape on Mrs. G +.
Lawsirg at her house in Uniontown. The
prisoner went into the house ard seized Mrs.
Lawsing, who resisted him with sufficient
force TO cause him to abandon the attempt
Mrs. Lawsing sent for her husband, and no.
Justice Gull sent the prisoner to Jail for court.
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A HABRAs CORPUS CAsR.-Yesterday there
were no jury trials in the Criminal Court A
writ of hdbeas co,pas having been issued upon
the petition of Lewis Bouton alias johnson,
and Harriet his wife, and served upon S. A.
Peugh, Esq, that gentleman brought into
Court a very neatly clad little colored girl,
the daughter OF the petitioners. She had been
bound to Mr.. Peueh until she is Is years OF
age by the Quarterm aster's Department, and
the petitioners ask that the child shall be re-
stoYea to them.
MIR. Reinhart appeared for the petitioners,
and Mr.. Norris for the respondent. Judge
- DIN, after hearing the evidence and the argu-
ments OF counsel rem anded the child to the
custody OF Mr.. Pepgh, and reserved his final
81 decision.
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GRAND LARCgTY.-George Thompson,
colored boy of about Is years of age, was ar.
rested by officer Taylor, of the Third Ward
for the larceny OF money from DIR. Ralph Oar
by. A part OF the money. amounting to about
SA. Justice Thompson, who heard the testi-
rony, sent the boy to Jail for court.
Rodolp .Obrik was arrested yesterday by
patrolrnan Miller, for the larceny of a pair OF
pans, and sent to jail for court by Justice
Drury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

THE MILITARY CoMMIssIoN.-This morning.
the II Hilary commission engaged in the trial
Of the conspirators at the Arsenal, composed
OF Major General Hunter, President; Major
Generals Wallace and KautZ, Brigadier Gen
erals Howe, Foster, Ekin and Harris, Colonels
Tompkins and Clendenin, with Judge Adve.
cate General Holt and CoioIels Burnett and
Biz CHAM, Assistant Judge Advocates, sat for
Gardner, the photographer, who took good
negatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

TEE New York Misunderstanding Jewellers
and distribution OF prizes for one more day
only The prizes, Including jewelry, silver
ware, sc are drawn at the purchase Of the
tic kets at Seatou Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

EXCURSION TO FORT WAsHINGroN.-The
Sunday School attached to Rylapd Chanel
propose giving an excursion 70 Fort Wasbip =.
ton about the 2lst Of the present month. for
tna benefit or the school. Particulars in a fu-
TURF advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

LOOKOUT for the grand Pic Mic OF the yist.
iaut Fire Company, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

CoSCERT The concert BY the female gram
mar school OF the third district, at Wailach
Hall, last evening, was q most pleasant affair
The programme included many OF the choicest
pieces, and their execution reflected credit
upon the musical attachments of the pupils as
we'll as the taste of their instructor, Prof Dan =
lei. Miss Ida Miller and Miss Jennie Ruff
presided 1t the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

WANTED--Any nsnber of ladies' To get thsi,
w Fiutine by our Dew process. We are pre-
pa, ed to do any kind of goods that we wsrran,
equal to New York work. PRINCES
stamping and Fluting Depot.
SS1 7 street, opposite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-09

ATTENTION is called to the Strawberry Fes-
tyal at the English Lutheran church, corner
OF II and 18th streets. An abundance Of re-
freenine delicacies are displayed, and the wei.
come Oh the fair cateresses make visit most
enloyaoie. To- night Is the last Of the festival