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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-28


Gen. Butler here says: The exigency
of possible delay for which the foresight of
the commander of the armies had provided,
had arisen, to-wit: Large reinforcement of
the garrison, with the fact that the navy had
exhausted their supply of ammunition in
bombardment, left me with no alternative
but to return with my army to the James,
The loss of Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
10th, 18th, and 18th, was the immediate
cause of the failure of the expedition. 1t is
not my province, even to suggest the blame
to the navy. For their delay of four days at
Beaufort, know none of the reasons which
do or do not justify it, but it is to be pre-
sumed they are sufficient Gen. Butler then
refers to the excellent behavior of the troops,
and the assistance afforded him by certain
naval officers.
The report of Gen. Weitzel states that
after getting full survey of Fort Fisher, he
frankly informed Gen. Butler that it would
be butchery to order assault on that work un-
der the circumstances. Gen. Curtis and
Gen. Ames' reports are appended, confirming
all the above essential points, and copies of
Gen. Grants Geographic orders to Gen. But
Ter, conclude the document
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-28
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
Affairs in the Potomac Army.
Prom the slxih Reglment.

The Sacred Soil ueyy Muddy-d Beautiful
Camp--A Consolidation nth tie Second
DRAFTED Hen Working ia Wel-He0lh and
ISDiriEs Good
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RI JAMES c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE ooUN-
TRY RkSIDENCE AND FARM MAR WASH


Under and by. virtue OF ths several dssrees
Supreme Court of the District of ColHm bfs, in O
cause pending in the said Courts, wherein Agnes
NJ. Early ia complainant and H. N. and 8. W.
Early and others defendants, the undsrsi On ed
trustees. appointed BY the said DEGREES to Ne axe
sales of the property in the proceedings IN said
cause mentioned will proceed to sell, to the high
est bidder, at the Auction Rooms Of ]. O. Nc
CURE Co, or MONDAY. the Sd day of July
Fl Ha5t Of sPss sr tss 20 o1a
Jag is q descripti Oh, to wit:
The property lies north OF the turnpike roa
from the city of Washington co Bladensburg.
about tn rec miles from Pennsylvsn ia avenue, and
is bounded as follows: Beginning at the end or
sixty two perches from the northwest Intersection
CT the whole tract with esid turnpike road; runs
thence north twenty seven degrees az deg east.
south twenty six degrees thirty-seven minutes
east (26 deg. 81 min. } one hundred and eighty
two (lS2I perches to the north side of said road;
thence with said road to beginning 6fty-one t5n
perches. containing forty six acres, one rood and
seven and one half pefc hes.
The property 10 improved with suostanu4
Frame Dwelling and is q pleasant country resi-
The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree.
are as follows: One fourth part OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash at the time of sale.
and the balance in equal pay ments in ak, twelve.
eighteen and twenty-four months, the purcha-
sers to give for the said deferred payments their
bonds. satisfactorily secured; bearing interest.
pay able quarter: yearly from their date.
chaser.
JOS 81 BRADLEY r Arus'ce''
je10 3tawSw j. G. MEG UIRR CO., Aucts.
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TRusrEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AND
BETWEEN AND STREETS.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, a.
O'Clock en- the premises by virtue of decree of
the Supreme Court No. Il Sl2. in equity, 1 shall
sell part of Lots q and Is, in Davidsons subdivi:
west, between and o streets north, one of ths
lot. fronting. II feet on 10Th street and running
story frame house, with back building; the other
fronting % feet IL inches on 10th street With the
holds. redeemabe at the pleasure of the holder
Oh the payment Of IS cents per square fost.
Terms: One. half cash; the balance in moueha:
the purchaser to give his note With interest. and
endorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee. o..
All conyeyancing at cost OF purchase
DAVID A. BURR. Trustee
je7 eo&ds J. O, MCGUIRE & CO.. AucS'
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BOARDING..

Il At No 81 Missouri ay, bet Sd 6 nd Az streets.
je 22-eo6t'
TABLl BOARD at S25 month, $50 = street,
nished ROOMS to let. suitable for two or more
gentlemen. je7 tt
% looms. WITn BOARD, All 18th street west.
IL e5-lmr
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AUCTION BALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
pY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
cHANCERY SALE Q! VALUABLE RIAL


D:sss.o e C sssass 81 dassd % sSs
Rsndns c ssssa S ss Jo.spn
TIT zee nosSlaisant and John William: dsEsRs
,. m. in front q ne .premi.es. proceed to rs'ssn
M .nS II s
mated IS Lot numbered s; .s9, the east feet .nd
soset R WITH the improvements; on ..id Lot and
Bart q Lot oG1sstns 81 .fss
however, recently been considerably damaged By
The property is situate on north street, be,
tween 10Th and 9Th streets west. fronnhe % Iees
and inches on strest, and extending 6scx VIZ
The terms Of 81. are One third e.sh, tot .sis.
ss sale s5 the Sasnes % pal.
equal inst.lments Ct siI and twelve month: from from
the day Of sale; said balance to bear from
the day of sale. and the payment thereof to be
secured ty the bends Of The puFcsassr 2. pI s.
chasers with surety to be approved py the
II the terms of sale be not complied with within
Ave avs from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves
the night to Issel the property a. 'n Svsrtsins
the taily newspapers published In said city OF
All conTsysncing and stamp. st the cost .. o. the
purchaser. ,D,R ILIA sKnxis Tr Is.ss
my sl-3tawSw&ds
Immediately after the above sale We shall sell
the next House and Lot &C dining the ABOVE
premises. being the same size House and Lot,
without reserve. .
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
ie l9tds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
DY BRINsMApE & CLARK, Auetionesrs;
ID 372 Pa av. adjoining Metropolitan hotei'
We shall sell at our store THIS EVENING, "A
invoice of Ws.ches, Jewelry, Photograph Albums.
Dry Goods Cutlery, Cigars, dc. All soocs WAY
ranted to be as represented je Dot
SALE OF STEAM T p1S1 sARGEs. AND SEINE
skis5 Oua..s-saster CHes, Dssof Of Wsshtnsfos,S
Washington. d. G.. June u, 1855
Will be sold at public auction, at Alexsndris.
Virginia under the direction Of Captain J. q. O.
Lee, A q. NJ, q. 8: A. on FRIDAY, June q. 1865.
Barge ANDREW GOODWIN.
Barge HAIL COLUMBIA.
Barge WASP.
| Will be sold, under the direction OF Captain 81.
B Lacey A Q. NJ. at G street wharf. in the city
of Wsshin ston d. O., on SATURDAY, June A.h.
1865, ct IL O'Clock .. m. the following vessels
Steam Tug JENNIE BAkER.
Raree JAMES HENRY, and
| TWO LARGE sRINE BOATS.
| AefnAs o'eh' Ia d. RUCKHR.
! Brig Gen. and Chief Quarter mastet.
| te12-l2t Depot of Washington,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Wm. Gar
ner ard Joseph LIE DO, drunk; So each Josh
Hooker, carrying weapons; 500 Mary Haw-
kins and Elizabeth Fitzhugh, dsorderly; work.
house Robert Parker, drunk; S.. David
Mills, CO.; 50. Henry Balzer, do; SIS. William
GreasoD, disorderly; SO. c. Martin, do; SIS.
John ". Rowe, drunk; So Samuel Beard,
VIM. II. McParlin and James Monroe, do; dis
missed. James Monroe, carving weapons;
$50. Frances futile, drunk; $40 VIM. San
ders, grand larceny; jail for court Conrad
Jules, fighting, IS. Thomas Francis and Jas.
Fisher, picking pockets; Jail for court. Nancy
Coleman, threats; bail for peace.
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MARRIED.,

, IN Pittsfeld. Illinois, on Thursday, June Is
1885, b. Rev Mr.. Burpham. Mr.. JOHN @. NICO
LAY. late OF Wasbin ston, d. c., TO Miss THeRA-
Ma BATES of Pittsield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-22

HORSE STRALING.-Wm. Sanders was ar
rested yesterday by officer hardwood for
stealing horse from Capt. Lacey, stationed
north OF the city The horse was recovered
Sanders confessed the act, and was sent to Jail
tor court by Justice DrurY.
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CITY ITEMS.

For Paper Collars, Neckties, Undershirts,
Drawers, &c. call on Geo. G. Henning, corner
9Th street and Maryland ave-, Island).
PEARL COMBS, hair chains, seal chains, stone
rings and sets. tea spoons, call bells, for only
One Dollar, at the Dellar Jewelry Store, No.
d3S Penn. avenue, near X street. lie 2O-5t*
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DPopOsALs FeRTHE REPAIR OF PREDER
lex STREET.

Proposals will be received by the und srsi gned
rntiI THURSDAY June 29th, for Ourbing and
Gutterng Frederick street. from 4ts to TN 50.
tErce Lag Feotwnys said work to be given 70 the
lowest respsnsihie bidder Of Georssto'En. The
sSusre face 81 inch wide The gutter to be three
feet It vide with three course Of Brick on eage
no the centre. The TAG footways 20 De ga IT. vice
The eutteriDg and fl ax sing TO be done on good
bed OF sharp sand Bald work to be done under the
direction and approval of the undersl gned.
bidders will state the price Of setting curb per
RAINING foot. Also. for laying gutter and flag
footvays per superficial yard. Including all ma
fsriaIs for Aid work excavsting and tiiling
JOHN ii. NEWMAN,
"A 20 Commissioner Of Streets.
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CHEAP IRISH lNs.

CHEAP' IRISH LINlNs.
eshalI open to- morrow. so Pieces Of Splendid
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN,
u.--.ptsd Pure and the Cheapest Goods we
have had for leng time.
JOS. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue
o,o+ between 9Th and 10th streets.
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10! FOR MT.

A GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, under
the suspiets Of the JOURNEYMEN sN~
Washington will take place on
NIL, THURSDAY. 9th of July next
excursion he best of the season no pains n or ex
pense having been spared to make it comfortable
al Tbpsa fon5 20 20 al VINO may psruclpate.
to enjoy good days sport. and those foud of
tripping the light fantastic toei' will find the
desired.
An excellent brass and string band will be in
attend dance.
Boats will leave as follows. stopping At Alexan-
dris each Wsy:-1h z. m. and O'Clock p. m, re-
Tickets 50 for gentleman and ladies'; and can be
had of any of the committee or members of the
Society.
COMMITTEE Of Aryangsments.-9ohn Byrnes, C.
Lewis oSsns. g. W: Pi,her, Ghss Walker,
Hoover, Jos. Il. Hellins.J. Mccormick.
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NEW sTYLEs SPRING CLOTHING.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
3.2 Pennsylvania avenue.
Between Sth and 10th sts., Washington. D.
The Great Decline ia Goods has inducedus
RAsHIONABLA CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
of every description, at greatly reduced PRICES.
larger portion Of viii ch We are determined to
regardless of cost. Also,
BOYS AND CHILDREN6' CLOTHING,
suitable for ali sizes, adapted to the present ana
coming season. which must be sold to make rooH
for new additions daily arriving. my 10 lmif
NRPHANs' COURT, June 9th, ls66.-DIsrRIcr
~ or CoLUyBIA, WASHINGTON CoUNTY. To wit
In the case of Jacob J. Fink, administrator of
John lnk, deceased, the sdmintstiator aforesaia
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Wsshington county aforesaid, appointed SATUR-
ment and distribntion of the personal estate Of
said deceased and of the assets in hand, as far
the same have been collected and turned into
money: when and where sll the creditor and heirs
of said deceased are notified to attend (at the Or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid }
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise | y law be excluded from all bensht in
SAID decesssds estate: provided copy OF this Or
der be published once week Tor three weeks in
the Evening Star previous to the said lst day Of
JrIy ,S6s Test !: q O. ROBBINS.
s.laWSv< REGISTER of Wills.
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PIcKPocKET. - Yesterday, officer Walker,
rested Thomas Francis and James Fisher for
picking the pocket of a discharged officer. The
officer had on MS person $1,000 and gold
watch and chain. which the boys we're no
doubt feeling after, but failed to get. They
only got about 5000, which was found upon
them, and the officer being in hurry to go
away from the city did not appear but there
are oIher witnesses who testified against the
prisoners. Justice Drury committed them to
jaiI for court Both hail from New York.
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IL l9.dts GRkEN C With ANS, Auc1.
pY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.


GUARDIANS SALE OF LNIMPROyED LOTS
OF GROUND ON O STREET NORTH, b.
TWEEN 10Th AND DIST BITS. WEST, IN TIE
CITY OF WARRINGTON. D G..
BY virtue of decree Of the Qrphans Court OF
the county of Washington. in the District OF CO.
lumhia, approved by the Supreme Court Of said
District, sitting in chancery, and passed ia the
matter Of the petition Of the guardian to the in
FAINT child of John T Lsskey, late of said county,
deceased, the undersigned guardian will on MON
DAY, June Is, 1865, at O'Clock p. n. In front Of
the premises, offer for sale q. pu bile auction the
lots of ground situated in the city OF Washington.
d. C.. known as Lots Nos. 3 and 5. in square east
of Square No. 81. The lots each front 43 festz
inches ON @ street north. between 10Th and 2st
west, and extend back with that uniform width
1in feet.
Terms of sale One half cash; balance in three
and six months, fer which the purchaser vii be-
required to give his notes bearing interest from
the day of sale.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
ave days from the day of sale, the guardian re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving
five day notice by advertisement in some news
paper published in said city of such resale.
All conveyencing and revenue stamps to be at
the cost of the purchaser or purchasers.
MARY A. MOTHERSHEAD, Guardian.
jeT-ec&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pr JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionssrr.

ABMINIsTRATRIx SALE OF A PORTION OF
R0DBIRDB HILL.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 8. at Polo L.
Orphans court Of the District of Columbia, shall
sell Lot Ne. y, seuare go: having front of one
street west between + and NJ streets north. run
nins back with that width one hu ndred and thirty
iess, together with the improvements. consisting
of frame tenement y u - -
Terms: One third cash; balanee in six and twelve
months. ia s.8 . GE.a 81 ID J
Conveysncing and stamps at the purchaser's ex-
pense, ..--.- .--"y q. sav...7 e.. q. d.
IT the terms OF sale are not complied with within
five days after the day of sale the property will be
resold 1t the risk and expense OF the dsfaultins
purchaser. aL.k.f
MARY W. RODBIRD., AdmipistrstriL:
10 wfm6t j. @. MCGUIRE co.. Auots.L.
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GRASS SCYTHEs.
GRAIN CRADLES.
GRASS SICKLES,
WHETsTONlS,
SOYTHE RIFLES,
HORSE AND HAND RAKls.
WHEEL RAKIS.
CLEANERS,
SNATHS, DC, &c.
REAPIRS AND MOWlRS
AND ALL HARVESTING IMPLEMENTS.
J. P. BARTHOLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse,
SIS It'll ST.. below Penn. ave.,
lie l7-eod2w Washington, ID. G.
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EJo THE PUBLIC.-The undersi gned having
fam Of about I6n acres. suitable fer grazing
Wishes to take on pastare for the SUM $3.50
saaopth EYpIy TO JOHN J. ROBINSON, two mite
Ills side Of Piscssswsy, or address at Piseataway
Uyl3-luT
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPHRTf OF q.
BETWEEN Sd AND AZ sThAhf6s "A Aoo-

ocioeia on Il. PREMISE, We shall ssil Lot Ne 7.
~ SOTa,o No ga having front OF So feet in
II on Ia NJ t.,SSt between Sd and AZ, running
back IN sSefsss q sSsut lis feet, to thirty
.SUy a ~ two Brick Dwelling Houses containing
pine and eleven rooms. With brick stables attaeh,
ssoooS water on the premises. The houses viii be
sSoId ssparately. 90, ~
sUTs Terms: Ons-third cash; balance in and II
Conveyaneing and stamps ut purchaser's cost:
If the terms of sale are not complied with with.
In Eve days after the day OF sale. the property viii
be resod at the risk and expense OF the defsuting
p ie 20 eo&ds J. @. MCGUIRE q CO.. Austs.
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w SUMNER GARDEN, a
Pa av.. bet. 81 and 4th ets., Capitol HiLl.) : 4
The largest Garden in the District. 0peHtSZ
FRIi CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, &c.
Refreshm ents of all kinds in nice arbors
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my B-5rn"
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ny GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.

ny GREEN WILLIAMS Auclloneers'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT EALUABLl
BUILDING LOT ON 23D Strict BETWEEh
LANDM STREETS (WHERE THE WISTERh
HOSE COMPANY BUILDING WAS BURNT
BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 23d inst, at Ga o'clock p. m,
shall sell, in front OF the prem ses 1t being souto
twenty six feet and one half inches front OF
Lot %, in Square No. 8.
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
one hundred dollars will be required down when
the property is knocked Oft; the balance in days
The Trustee reserve the right to re sell the
property at the risk and cost of the hrst
by advertising the same three tunes IN the etsr
EDMUND HANLEY, Trustee;
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

Ky J. q. MeVUIh1 q OV.' AuctIuueefss
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
On MONDAY AFfEREOoN, June 26. at nix
O'Clock p. M, n the premises. va shall sell part
Of Lots ana g.. in subdivision of Lot s, Square
Of Three. story Brick Dwelling House. contain
ing seven rooms. situated aud heing No. sos,
south side b near the corner of 5th.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months.
Conveyances and stamps at pure aser's expense.
JeSN j. G. MCGUIRE j. CO., Aucts.
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Sealed PropossIs VIII be receyed by the SUD.
Scriber until II Nj. on SATURDAY, the lst d sy OF
July newt for ps viDg all tn at part of Bridg street
which lies north 1.-THE railroad, between Mont
gOmery and Market streets; all the old paving to
be removed AID the new work to have bed OF the
best quality of sand to the depth Of twelve inches
The contractor 10 have the use OF all the stone
now q that part of said street which may be suit
able for the new work.
he price proposed must be for each square
ward Of repairing and which will include the cost
Of remoYiIg the old pavement, all the new work,
aRd the shOle of tbs materials which may be re-
ouired for the completion of the Improvement.
TIE materials and workmanship will, in al re.
tpects be SUBJECT TO the inspection and approval
OF tine etreet Commis sioner, and without such APP
prevail will not be paid for.
The WORT 10 he CON pleted within three months
from the date of the execution OF the contract.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
N MAYORS OTFICE, Georgetown ID. g., June 18th h,
IL ie 2O-eodtiyl
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Prof RRE1S begs leave to announce to his for
mer patrons and the public in general that a
at the request OF great many Of his pupils ~
as we'll IS others he win continue his ~
classes during the summer season sfE4
Days and Hours OF Tuition for Ladies. Mi ssss,
from to o clock.
Gentlemen . Glass. Monday. wednesday, and
Friday evenings
Private Instructions given to quit he cenve-
For further Information apply at OF address q
note to the Academy, or Room No Is Washing
ton Bailding, corner Pa. avenue and 7tt street.
The Hall can be rented for Private Parties and
Soirees my l9-tf
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EDMUND HANLEY, Trustee:
GRNIN g. WILLIAMS, Aucts,
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS Au'sionssF''
ATCTIoN SALE OF TWO BUILDING LOTS IN
lSY WARD.

lST WARD.
OnFRIDAY. the "a ipstsnt. at 'ciocs' p m;
q in Square III. on 18th street, between and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, adjoining the Railroad
stables 20 feet front l0 feet deep. Alss after the
sale shall sell south \ Lot IL. in square IS, on
oath street. between and z streets, p feet
ID ches front, running back the depth to alley.
Terms: One.third cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed of trust on the enises.
i. IoTts GREEN h WILLIAMS Aucts
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SOLDIERS RoBBING EACH OTHER.-1 ester
DAY, Philip Haloberry, a soldier of the Eth n
Zouaves, was robbed by several other SOL
newsbov named Lake, who was in the vi
cinity, saw their operations and sent for Ser
geant Johnson, Of the second precinct who
went after the party and chased them into the
route OF the provost guard. The guard Joined
IN the chase, and by hard running and few
snots succeeded in capturing a number of the
parties near McKendree Chapel and taking
lnem 10 the Central uardbouse. Young Lake
1olloWeo the tugitives very closely, and seeing
Inem throw the money away, picked it up and
had evidently been drugged and beaten before
he was robbed.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n~NOTICE- The new Market House in
UE GeOrseto~n will be opened on SATURDAY
MORNING next, the 18th inst, for all market
business and all Dealers from the country
hereby notified that they must occupy the spacs
appropriated for them within the limits OF the
esid market under the direction of the Market
Master AM as per Law of Corporation approved
i.I5 -Htzith WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
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CKORGETOWN TAXES-An abatement of six
VI per cent will be allowed on the General Tax
m-dtyyl CHAs. D. WEIGH. Collector.
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AOc SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
tCO AT 1CO
NJ A r. X r. T z RS,
NO 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
DEALER-IH
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMBHTs
EMBRACING
PAPER HANGINGS.
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper Hang ings. Borders, Statues, Cen
tire Pieces. q c., EN- bracing the Largest ana HAND
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff, Green, Pink Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
and Gilt Window Shades, q variety OF patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c.
PICTURE CORD & TASsILS.
Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tasssls, DIFF
ferent sizes and colors. beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMHS.
The largest assortment Of Oval Frames In the
District, warranted to besllded with gold leaf
Also, variety of Dark Wood Frames with
ried stock Of small sized Oval and Carte de Vlsite
Frames.
ENGRAvINGs & PAINTINGS
few choice EngrAvings and Paintings always
in store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
punctu ally attended to, and executed in the best
manner, in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
]. MARKRITER,
400 4s6 SEVENTH STREET, 400
10 mtif WaahinstOp D. O.
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N o q N T We B N o N {.

M GU MT We B N ON
NOTICE.
The POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY having OBJ
tanned the privilege of landing, and ~N =.
q lease of the wharf at Mount Yer E.A4saaa4.3aA
leave the Company's wharf, foot of 7th street or
FRIDAY: June 2. at 10 o'clock IN = m making reg
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon aud return. including
j. VAN RISWICK
my N-30t General Superintendent.
DROF J. W. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY,
PAKKERS HALL,
Penn. ave. between 9Th and 7th,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.