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Proceedings This Morning.

Ths Court was called to order at 10 a. m {,
and the reading Of yesterdays proceedings
entered upon by the official reporters.
The prisoners seem to have taken an extra
wash since yesterday, and present much the
tidieet appearance they have thus far on the
trial. O'Laughlin, for the first time, seems to
be in tolerable spirits, and with face cleanly
shaven (saye the portion covered by mustache
and gaotee) and with his eye raised to meet
the spectators, has not a bad courtenance.
Spangler also looks infinitely brighter and
Cleaner than heretofore. He shows more sem
sioility In countenance. singularly enough,
when the evidence bears upon his own case
than any other prisoner when similarly the
subject OF the evidence. On one occasion,
when testimony was offered tending to irnpli-
cate him. he was heard to say, a(}od is the
best Judge OF my innocence;" adding q mo-
ment after, 81 wish l were better acquainted
with him.
The prison fare here is pretty much the
same as the soldiers ration, consisting of
bread, meat and coffee, with sometimes beef
soup. They have three meals per day, sup
piled 70 them sc parately in their cells.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Conspiracy to Capture the Per,

steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26-An examination
made into the circumstances attending tha
conspiracy to seize the Peruvian steamer Co.
Ion, reveals the following facts:
The parties on the Brontes, iOt in number,
enlisted ostensibly to proceed to Arizona, but
really to land Oh the Mexican coast in the
Gulf Of California. Some of the leading par
ties in the conspiracy were formerly known
as rebel sympathiZers.
The Mexican General Vega, agent OF the
Juarez Government, made large advances of
money to Williams, as the leader Of all emf.
grafton scheme, until he ascertained that tbs
money was misapplied, when he gave intor.
nation against Williams.
Williams had given others to understand
that the seizure of the Colon was understood
between the Mexican and Peru Wan authori-
ties and that show of force on making tia
seizure was necessary to acquit the latter of
any blame.
The scheme contemplated the seizure OF tAs
French transport Phin when she came down
from Mare Island.
The parties arrested are all in the city prison.
charged with conspiracy to commit felony.
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FROM EUROPE.

Earf Russell to the He nds iof De partme nts-
rue order Respecting Belliser Nj cd
ified.
FARTHER POINT, May s9.-The stea mship
Belgian, from Londonderry on the 10th inst,
mas passed here for Quebec.
cotton advanced !. d, on the American news
bfeadsfufs and provisions were quiet Con !.
SOS closed at COS ass . for money; United
States EOS, Cd.
AAe oiedifieaten of the BeiIiserent
Order.
Eafi Russeil has addressed letters TO the
heaos OF the various departments, dated NAV
H. slaung that in the existing state OF the vii
WaI IN America, and the uncertainty as to It's
continuance, II appears to her Majesty's dow.
sfhMeot tnat the time has arrived for ceasins
Ism eni0ree 80 muen OF the orders given in the
Iet'ef January 81, 1862, requiring belIiserent
vesseis to leave the British ports within
twenty four hours, and restricting their sup.
piies 10 actual requirements to var ious Gus.
TOMS collectors at all ports have been mott.
fed OF the modification
Satherwaite's Circular of the evening OF the
l7tn says, transactions in American securities
have been Of considerable magnitude, but less
VACCINATIONS occurred than for some time past;
the continued advance during the past week
beins checked by sales to realize profits.
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LATER FROM MOBILE.
The Terrible Explosion Further Par
ticulnpu

MEMPHIS, May "a, via CAIRO, 90 The Bull.
istins New Orleans special Of the 26th says:
On the evening Of the 9th the main ordnance
depot in MarshalPs warehouse, in Mobile, BILE "
up with terrible explosion.
About three hundred persons were killed
and many wounded. One thousand were bur-
led in the ruins.
Eight entire squares Of the city were demol-
ished. A great portion Of the business center
OF the city Is badly damaged.
ne total loss 10 estimated At three million
dollars. About eight thousand bales OF cotton
were destroyed. The steamers Colonel Oowles
destroyed.
6eneral Granger rendered prompt relief to
the sufferers. The cause OF the EXPLOSION is
uncertain. ~
The ordnance stores, which were a norton
OF the munitions OF war surren dered nv Dick
Taylor, were In the course Of removal when n
jured by the explosion.
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Q = r Z CT Al

Head4.ortevs DepaSfmsnt o. wasisgto., }
OFce PTorest AdzaRI GeaT, Defe-oes North Of
Potomac, Washington, DC, May g, 1885. J
General Orders No. g.
Pursuant toins1uctions from Lent. Gensfa@
Commanding armies OF the United States, all
bar rooms and places where nq uor is sold
within the District Of Columbia, Will b closed
until further orders.
Any person or persons violating this or der
will be held strictly accountable.
BY command OF Maj. Gen. Z. e. Aueus.
T. IN0RAHAM.
Colonel and Provost Marshal General De.
fences North Of the Potomac. N 29.tf
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AUTHENTIC CONTRADICTION OF
sHERMAN'S STATEMENTS

wv Anc Oh suppressed Dy
Secretary Stanton.
ESPECIAL Despatch to the Boston Transcript ]
WASHINGTON, May 81.
General SherInan's report Of his arrange
neht With Johnston, which he accuses the
Secretary OF War OF supervising, has never
Been received by the Adjutant General or the
Secretary OF War.
1t was made to Lieutenant General Grant
was In his hands as late as Thursday noon,
and doubtless remains there still.
Not line which General Sherman has ever
sent TO the War department has been sup.
pressed M
The Transcript adds:
SIT Will be seen by our special despatch from
Washington, upon which implicit reliauce
can be placed, that General Grant still holds
IN his possession the reports of General Sher-
man with reference to his negotiations with
General Johnston. The charge OF Sherman,
therefore, that Secretary Stanton has sup
pressed this document, falls to the ground.
Our despetch also makes an important contra
dicticn OF Sherman's other assertions, and COM
pleteiy ans wers his complaints against the
War department The Secretary Of Woy has
serer suppressed @ single line of any Of General
SASTw0n'S reports
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
EncSurasine Prospect. AZ p.ace


CISCINNATI, May 3O-The Com mcrctaI.s
Chattanooga dispatch says Southern papers
received there announce the intention OF the
people TO accept the new era in good faith and
to stand by the Government in Us task Of re-
storing order and industry. They repudia.s
guerrilla warfare or acts against individuals
holding political opinions differing from them
selves, and they lay aside ideas heretofore amt.
mating. John Bell is ia Atlanta.
The East Tennessee and Georgia railroad is
beng repaired. only twenty miles remaining
to connect with Bristol.
Ex.Secretary Mallory and Howell Cobb
passed through Chattanooga for Nashville
under guard. Detachments OF Wilson's cav.
airy are daily arriving at Chattanooga.
A despatch from Frankfort, KY, 10 the Com
mercial, says recruiting Is going on briskly
among the slaves in Central Kentucky. In s.
few months more negro enlistments viii! set
tie the question for Kentucky independent az
the constitutional amendment.
A dispatch from Nashville to the Ga tie
says Gen. Upton has arrived there with tho
archives of the State and SJ60000 in specie.
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NRw MUsIc-From Ellis music siore we
have received president Lincolu's Funeral
March" and "Awake Nicodemus" Also
from Horace Waters, publisher, New York,
we have "Gen Grants Grand March" .s9en
"a gloom Is cast DER all the land" and "Mourn
not oh ye people as those without hope" dedi-
Gated 70 the memory Of the late President
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spcprrAry SEWARD AND SON.


Yesterday the right arm OF the Secretary OF
State, which was broken In the fall from his
carriage, wac released from the baudags in
which It has been confined since that time.
The Secretary used his hand yesterday after
noer in countersisning President; Johsisen's
amnesty proclamation.
Mr., Frederick Seward rested Comfortably
hast night, and Is doing remarkably v.eli To-
day
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NEW ASSIGNMENT.

General Halleck will shortly be relieved
tsorl The command Of She Department OF Viz
.,u,. nv ma ior General Geo. H. Thomas, Who
,s haur.v expected here, having been ordered
to rryor here for that purpose Itis under
$1,000 tfat General Ha13eek is to BE- assigaad to
tina command OF the Military Division com.
paisinS the Pacific States. ... >,
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RIOf IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, May GA dispatch to the
Commercial, from Massillon, Ohio, gives the
par tic n lars Of riot among the coal miners in
that vicinity. growing ont OF resistance made
bY the miners Of the Union organization TO
new men not members Of the Union being set
20 work.
The 18th regiment National Guard was called
out 10 restore order and arrest NUMBER OF tns
leaders.
Great excitement prevails, and further VIC.
ience is apprehended.
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THE PAYMENT THE TROOPS

: THE FAYMENTU OF THE TKUOPS.
Chief Paymasters throughout the country
have been Notified by the Paymaster General
that during neAt week attachments os troops
will pa forwarded TO thssr respective districts
for payment. Muster-oHt rolls VIII be scat
with each detachment so that prompt payms
can be made. Other business via b. sus.
pea dkd waen found necessary to send pay.
nasteFs 70 points whore troops are coming. 50
that they may receive their pay without delay.
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ToBE CLOSED.

Col. fRgrsham. provost marshal o, tas d, .
fences north OF the Potomac, has, In obedlsa a.
to instructions from Lieut. Gen. Grant issr..
al order directing all bar rooms ana pIaoAs
whers liquor Is sold within the limits Of In.
District Of Colum bia to be closed until fur
Their orders This is found necessary to pr.-
serve order among the large number OF trconx
now encamped in and around Washin gton snd
any one violating the order will be hold strict
ly accountable
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OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
EIsew here will be found the able and conclu-
sive opinion Of Attorney General Speed on the
right and power OF the President to pardon,
and to issue any proclamation OF amnesty.
The document is quite elaborate, and will re-
pay careful perusal.
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PROM KEY W EST.

Nxw York, May 29.-The United States
xanhoats Nfaerolia and Qlaucus have arrived
here from Key West, the iafterin VOW.
The rebel Senator Harris. OF MiesonIi: snS q
MAJOR ne peral Of the rebel army, nnd otSer
prospinent ofncers we're captnred on CaPe ga
h.. Ftpr.da, AND have arrived ~ Key west.
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FROM MATANORAS.

he SufrenUtF DeMHmueus
PHILADELPHIA, May 30 -Matamcras dates
to the 9Th have beer received. Business is
very dull, the market is glutted. Monterey Is
still in possession of the Republicans.
Generals Negrete and Oortinas were in front
of Matamoras with 500 troops demanding tbs
surrender Of the place, which Gen. Mejia re-
fuses. He bad been reinforce with about 900
French troops from Vera Cruz, aud expected
10 hold the place.
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GkNENAL SAE

GkNxRAL SaERMAN'S REPORTS AND TOR.
RESP0EDENCk. aG IF
s The reports ana correspondence ofuensrsl
Snsrnaa have been ordered to b Published BY
TN War pepartmeut and 1t " understood Win
I apeSa. d ths oebetss gazette ''%
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Arrival There Of BeaureRard AM
staff.

SSw voRK, May 29.-The steamship 8uid-
ing star, from New Orleans on the sld ult
mas arrived here. The subscriptions TO the
80 loan for the frst eight days in New Or
leaue were &6f6,o0e.
General eanregard sad stan have arrived
a, New Orleans. ~ .
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REVIEW
Fifteen New York rsgiments Is, connec ,ed wit
the 5th army corps. were reviewed yesterday
by Gov. Fenton at Fort Albany.
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rHEFRfAL OF JEFF pAyfa

THE Trial OF JEFF Dkvfa
There IS no sruth in the statement that a re.
fusal nas been made on the part Of Secretary
stanton 70 surrender Jef.. Davis 70. the civil
.u.serites here for trial. JET will doubtless
b. tried here under the indictment OF thu
criminal Ocnrt Of the Nssxic. of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-30

~ The Presidents proclanatlons and other
interesting matter crowds the Council proceed
ines from our columns to. day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MAY PLAY AT ST. DoMINICK's CHU ROB
Inc May play In the basement OF st. Domi.
hicks Church last evening was great sue
cess, and as many who had previously secured
tickets were unable to gain admittance, il has
been proposed by some that the play be re-
peated that all may have the happiness OF be-
tainments of the season. The folio wing was
the programme OF the piay:-Hymn, "Hail,
Virgin" &c, BY the children; two fairies ad
and Flora: browning Of the statue, &c; Hymn.
son this Day." &c, by the children; mystic
flowers; petitions; singing by members OF
Queen; song "a Rosy Wreatn, &e, q shs
children, Flora's Offerings; address by the
Queen; Litany of the Blessed Virgin, by ths
Ing, &c The Magic Lamp: Solo, "The 1;sn.
script" Miss Virginia Conington; Dialogue,
The IrIshman and Gentleman; Hard Name;
Sending Relief 10 Ireland; Epilogue; Tableau.
The Guardian Angel.
One of the most interesting features OF the
evening was the presentation OF beautiful
boquette to the pastor, Father Bokel by Miss
Virginia Neumeyer in behalf of the teachers
and children, who responded in few very
appropriate remarks. Aside from the floral
offerings, the most worthy OF notice were the
Brother" Miss McDaniels and Master Byrnes;
"The Coascript," solo by Miss Virginia
Conington; s.The Irishman and Gentleman"
tableaux tThe Guardian Angel" Miss Jenny
Neale. The members OF the choir assisting
were Mrs Brown. Miss Mattingly. Miss
Brown, MIR. John Mattingly, (who performed
on the melodeon) and others.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-This morning, Eliza
beth Brown, who was on trial charged with
the murder Of Catharine Kane, was acquitted
by the Jury. On motion OF the District Attof-
ney, she was held to bail in $500 to answer to
the charge of assault and battery.
g. H. Cornell, who was con victed Of alb
stracting Treasury notes from the Treasury
Department, was brought ont for sentence
He was ordered to pay fine OF $4,000 and
stand committed until the same is paid. AS
we 60 to press, he remains in the court room
in custody of Bailif King, awaiting the orri-
val Of the funds to pay the fine.
GEORGETOWN FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
Flour in good request, especially supers and
best grades extra. Susers are very scarce, in
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REVIEW OF THE On OoRps

REVIEW OF TIE I'D CORPS.
The I'd army eeFrs, Major Gen. Humphreys,
esn n andins, was reviewed 70 day at BARS
Cross Rcaes, Va. In the presence OF Secretary
stanton and RunSer q dssans uissaA mill
sary eE1eefs. ss 81 7..siJss. ~ ! es zfa5sg p5
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IMPORTANT TO OFPICNRs OF NEW YORK
- e REGIMENTS. ..-l..
On acd after The LIST OF June. the rev YORK
SAFE Agency here viii, IN ADDITION 70 its
present Ounce, by direction, Of COY. feAson.
Attend 70 ,ha settiement OF cfficess claims gra.
tuitous3Y, f1E = IEa.F
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REVIEW

Roeertson's brigade of Horse Artillery will
be reviewed Tomorrow afternoon, at O'CLOCK
near Lincoln Hospital, east OF the Capito,
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From Tennessee.

CINCISNATI, May 30.-The Tennessee Senats
passed the elective franchise bill yesterday By
q vote OF rs to ).
The Rebel Champ Ferguson has been cap
tured and is closely conhnec ia irons al
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TN ~WE

Zen 80 80 IN TOWN 80 - 1901
". " Bc7ee. formerly \ usnser Of Goa.
sgsess fssca seatS Veeosas, Aas arrived In tas
s&sy.l 10 e'sss. co 80 t"si as8 ests't'tist@S
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GEORGETOWN FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
Flour in good request, especially supers and
best grades extra. Su.ers are very scarce, in
fact none in the market. and are quoted nomi-
nally at IS. Extras, S.35a$S so. Graiu-No
arrivals or sales OF wheat or corn upon which
to base quotations
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WANTED.Two Hrst class Walters and two
T9sEE Ksh.a 70
10Th and nth streets. my so.sts
GERMAN LINEN
% the .a
as::sSs s iss S'ss. tss..ss
w oSs wNAeo n y oSs'
For sale several second and satlsr Wagons and
.i 6 soIa = less than D,ics
to cali before purchasing !, 5 59S q n.u.x
mJss.sts s7z IT. bet. sth sndstk.
INV YORK AND WARRINGTON sTkAM,-
Foot of High street, Georsesovn.
at Steamer sn GEORGE q; stou. is nOuEssA8
Cop.isn.ss Vim please receive their goods VITA
o1 my ,r1saer notice. o. P. HouaHroN. Agent.
RT GRIIN 6 WILLIAMS, Aactionsers,
our Auction Rooms, We Sd Al sell = large Iog o.
fSr and being the
That , hass BEEN o. n sSs
isi sSss sas Tss
EN- s.s'' 0ns assSs III H. Aus
R7 JAS. o. AoaCf1I 4 CO., zootleaeefa.
RoUsnH0LR rUREIrCR1Ayp HOUElKllP.
On MONDAY MORNING, lv.ne SsS, CO.. msnoins
q 10 o'clock. We shall ssT Of NJ. 10, Mount
tion Of New YORK ana 10 .sssohusefts svenus he
tween 9Th and 9th streAt a. the Fnrriturs in t.
Suite OF Walnut Favor Furniture, upholstered
- ~ afeen Uamask' consisting Of pieeas-
Weino! apa Manor my hair Goth Sofas aad Oh al ~
WalHpt Marble Sop. Centre and Side TaSis..
Maroon Dsnss< and Lace Curtain. e.-.-.
CSsnioe and y ssels ! ~ q
2 anfle and p ASioY Orn aments. Eas.syiasa
eras sils " slOr Carpets. Velvet Bags
QAryed frv pch Bedsteads "a l.s-~.-s4
MAJ BILE TO- % BUR- aus and Washstands so
Cottage .jedstesds, Plain Washstand ard Ss,eaa
Cane B. at Chairs ard Rockers
MattrAsses, Beds An Bedding
stair Carpet, Wind, Shades, Clock
etly or Plated Tea Beta RefriesrAtcr
Rysoch China Dinner and Dessert eerytcs
all OH Cloth. Hat Tree. Oak Lounge
hniekerbseksr Range No. :, Kitchen teslssites
GV SI 10, As9CIRx & CO. Aasts.
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NZW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM.
~ 6HIP COMPANY,
Foot of High street. Georges0En.

Steamer George b. stou. is now EssAEG
ConsiXnees will please receive tasir goods with
IN my ", TT A''''e' o. P. .HoUaHToN. Agent.
T1YGRYTN a WILLIAN6, LuctionserS
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The owner Of the above horse Is requs sted tn
come forward. prove property. pay charges and
take him away. SAMUEL GIBSON
No. egg 18th street, between
ny "a. 3t' Il and streets Scath.
G10 REWARDELost on Saturday, 10th, Two
VfO 10 BONDS, I'd series, of $iOo ca Oh ana
ons OF $50; also. two $50 Treasury notes. The
acoyn reward viii be paid On delivery of tae same
b SIS nfy@2 81
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"ANTED-TWo 6rst class WALTERS and two
w WOMEN to work in the Kitchen. AHpiy to-
T. POTENTINI, 279PennsylvsniA av, between
10Th and llth streets, my 20 3ts
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BOARDING..

II OONS AND BOARD at $50 L strest, between
H an and 9Th SITS. Terms moderate. my:sa3t*
II ooMs AND BOARD-At 363 ST. bot 18th
~ and 18TH SITS. "A . 3ta
T'W0LA DIES Or G ENTL1MIN MAY OBTAIN
Il comfortable ROOM and BOARD in a private
tsmiiy, It $50 10th street vest, bstween NJ and
nnf,h. Terms $25 per month. my 293ts
FokR1NT-with or without Board, In private
= Iamily, largo. nicely furnirhed. ID floor front
EOOM water and gas in room and bath in house
would accom- modate Q few table boarders Apply
lI2 "a st. west, bet. and SITS. north. ra20-3t"s
(r0OD BOARD AND COMFORTABLE FRONT
~ ROOM suitable for getle an aud wife, or two
single &c nuemen, can be had at slO Massachu.
setts avenue. upon moderate terms. IN 29st@
TOR Rant, WITH BOARD, IN PRIVATE
FAMILY-One nicely furnshed FROM ROOM.
suitsble for two persons. ia Georgetown, No -
Mafket atreet, between Cd and fth. Terms $50. for
two, per month. NV 80 3tt
A ROOM AND BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
"A by applying at No LIST street GeofeetoWn
u y. The room is arrans ed to acoomm odate two
persona my p ST.
ECRNIsHED Rooms FOR RENT, with board:
Il senator Wade's rooms and Others At No 4
Al street. Rooms furnished with all modern i'm.
provements. ray eS.lws
EOUROR FIV1 CENT? IMEN CAN an WELL
4 accommoda ted with BOARD and LODGING On
Il street, south corner Of 18th. mar ID
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LOST AND FOUND,

EOUNg-This tTresfay} mornings POCKET
l. BOOK. containiay . small sum Of money,
which tie owner can have BY paying for this ad
vertiseEent and proving property
JOS H..BRiuLlY IT.
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&S|nn KEW ARD-Han away or stolen, at
SAVU about half past eli at O'Clock On Sun:
I.tteets; q, pair of brown HORSES. years old
~ hands high. very heavy names and tails. st.
tached to four seated leather extension top ear.
riage. nearly new. painted black. wheels striped
with White: manufactured by Andrew Joyce, of
this city. One of the horses was hArneased with
9 bI east collar and the otaer with an ordinary
collar. Whoever retmrns the horses. carriage
and harness TO DULL 8 Livery Stable. u 81 bet
18th and 18th SITS will receive the above reward.
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LIN EN-

Just received new assortment of the best K ind
Of real GERMAN LINkH, consisting in Towels,
sheeting, Table Cover, &c. Purchaser will and
at No. ~ 5 18th st., between Pa, ay. aud st.
80 Inn Z. LEfO.
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For sale several second hand satlsr Wagons and
Hsrness.wbich will be sold at less than haf price;
also. farm wagons. Persons in want would do weH
to cali before purchasing. Inquire Of
ROB'T b. GRAHAM,
my3sTs 374 d It. bet. 9Th and 9Th.
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e. RHWARD;-strayed or stolen on the 18th
soO inst, black and white COW, with short
straight horns: full apron; short neck; about Ave
or six years old; was purchased sf Mr.: Piderine:
three or four miles ont on the o d Blsdensburg
road. and it Is probable has returned there The
or fer euch information that can get her.
GEO. W. HATTOH,
Georgia avenue. bet. 18th and IIth sts.,
my 20 ST. Navy YarA.
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STOLEN-On Tuesday evening, May 23d, 1876,
- from the corner Of 7th street and Penn. ave.
IL the city Ct Washinstop. e dark chestnut SOB
years old this spring; i hands high; few scat
tered white hairs ON the left thigh thin name
and tail. Said Horse was stolen from Major WIN.
v. Powell. s9th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, 81
brigade. I'd Division. 18th Army Corps. $50 re-
ward ward will he given 10 any psrson returning
said horse TO the headquarters OF the regiment
m5o3t- Major Gotta Indiana yOiunteers