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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-15
,ONRY AND THE WAR.

NlsEE MASONRY AND The WAR.
Yeing report Of the Comslittes under the
Resolutions Of 1867, Grand Lodge Of Virginia, in
reference to relations Masonic Bodies and as
Masons, III the North and South, growing out of the
cuted. Adopted by the Grand Lodge Of vnsinin,
December II, iS64, and ordered TO be published.
JOHN DOVE. Grand Secretary.
The above now ready for delivery ct one dollar
per COPY. Wv-eo01W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-15

States. England and France will be in-
tsFested spectators Of thie magnificent
display. If Napoleon wsnts the conceit
taken out Of him aUbut ths iron-clads in
his squadrons he has only to mako >
trip to the seashore andif England has
any Nelson's in embryo, now is the time
to hurry up their delivery. The United
States, at present. claims to be mistress
of the ocean, and is going to give the
world = view OF her Credentials.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHO EVER HEARD OR SAW ANYTHING LIKE
IT.
Watches, Pianos. Serins Machines. Silrer Ware
and Jerelry, for everybody,
Free OF charge, at Seaton Hall, corner Of Ninth
and ID streets
The most successful enterprise ever inaugu-
rated. The press endorses 1t. The
public patroniZe ii. All
benefited BY il.
The jewelers. Association are now distribu-
ting Presents TO purchasers Of Concert tickets
to the Grand Concerts at Odd Fellows Hall,
on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday Evenings,
Wagon Loads OF Watches. Jewelry, Ice
Pitchers, Silver Ware, &c, have already been
given away in the public streets, and Fifty
buted to Ticket purchasers.
The beautiful Presents are given Immediate
ly, at Seaton Hall, as soon as the Ticket is
purchased There is no delay, no waiting
until the evening of the Concert for the distri-
button, but the present is given gratuitously
on the spot.
All are satisfied-ali receive q present-no
delay-none go empty away.
This establishment must not be COMPOUNDED
terprises by which the public has been so fire.
quently gulled, as ii is conducted on very diff
ferent principles, and Its affairs directed by
men whose soc ial and business reputation is
without spot or blemish.
+. H. ELIAS, Actuary.
JEwELET, jewelry, jewelry, one dollar, one
ter rings, chains, belt buckles, bracelets, pins,
tea spoons, cups, call bells, &c. Only one dol
lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No 43S Pa.
ave, near u street. Ut
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DIED.

On the 18th May, at Ga O'Clock a m Mr.. SAM'L
WARNER, aged 81 years.
Oh Father dear, since you are gone
Onto your long last home
And lettus-your Dear Children
In sorrow to think on.
The many years that you have spent
AND labOred for our sakes,
To make us happy, after you
Our hearts mi CHIT surely break.
But since it s 80 bort we must go
And part our dearest friends,
To the most hgh-with heartfelt sigh,
Thy soul We recommend,
Dear Father, Amen
The friends and relatives are respectfully inyi-
ted to attend his funeral, Sunday, 2Sth at o'clk
from his residence on Virginia avenue, between
Il tn and 18th streets.
Potomac. GORGE PHtLLIPsON, in the a5th
year of his age, native ef Linkinshire Town,
England but for many years resident and citizen
March 1864, in the LIST New Jersey Cavalry, Com
pany G., where he served his country faithfully
and actively, being with General Sheridan in his
many successful and hard fought battles in the
campaign of 1874. where he endured raany hard
ships and dangers In one battle he had his horse
shot from under him. In the fall of 1851 he was
paced in hospital near City Point, where he re-
manned in bad health until January. 1876. he was
sent 10 camp to be remounted, where il is sup
posed be died. He WAS much esteemed and re-
spected by the off GERS and privates Of bis regiment
and company and citizens at home. He leaves a
widow (no children) to mourn his loss. Wash
ington, d. c. and English papers win please
copy
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DYo.R.L. CROWN & co., Auets.

By virtue of power vested in the undersigned By
the last will and testament of Samuel Hamilton.
Georges county. Maryland, we will offer at public
sale, on the premises, on To HsDAY, the 9oth aaY
fronting rs feet on 7th street vest, !ssn I'D
Island, in the city Of Washin eton. D. q.
Ihi, property lies in an i'm proving S0saor Of
Terms Of sale: One alf the pure hase money cash
on ths day Of s.e. or anal By the court
residue in two Of siK and twelve
months from the day of sale, bearing interest iron
the purchaser with sureties to be approved BY the
undersigned. On the payment OF the whole pux-
chase money. deed will be given. Title indis-
Ali convsyancins, including revenue stamps. a
~O'' VA ' WILLIAM II, TUCK,
B. Z. MOR6uLL,
Executors of 8. Hamilton.
mys-tdr O. 3. L. CROWN e CO., Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON THRATRR.-Miss Pauline
Cushman and J. M. Ward In the drama OF
1.-THE Ticket Of Leave Woman" the burletta
of "a Lesson for Husbands" and the farce OF
t'The Irish Tutor"
growers THHATYR.-"Cncle Toms Cabin,
Kunkls, Miss Susan Denim and other favorites
in prominent characters. Matinee tomorrow
afternoon at reduced rates of admission.
GoEzAsA HALL, street, between 9th and
10th. -Last night of the Fair, and Grand ocal
Concert by eminent artistes, including Hable-
mann and Steinecke, Of the German Opera,
Mad g. u Kretschmar, and the solo pianist,
Benkert The programme includes some of the
choicest productions of Verdi, Wagner, Schu-
bert an other composers. and promises most
enjoyable entertainment.
SACRBp CONCERT, at Sixth Street Presbyte.
ran Church, for the benefit of the Island Bap
sist Church, by the Choir and the Washington
Quintette Club a rich musical treat may be
expected
CANTBEBURY.-"T White BOYS of Ire
land" the farce of 1.-THE Windmill" and
a huge bill Of songs, ballet, pantomime. &C.,
by the entire great company.
OXFoRD-Tne great ballet and ethiopian
troupe In an immense bill Of ballet and negro
delineations, together with the sensational
drama of ''Tom Corney and his Dogs"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand Concert by the
New DIRK Manufacturing Jewellers Associa-
ton. An excellent musical entertainment, and
distribution OF prizes, including many OF great
value.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-Free concert saloon,
songs, dances, &c.
MILITARY HALL-Free concert, songs,
dances, &c.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EN TIE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1919 i 1877 Broadway, New York,

ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELoDEoNs,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, ESGRAvISGs,
Silver Ware. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and
ELEGANT JEWELRY.
CONSISTING OF
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings. Gold Bracelets,
Coral, Piorentine. Mosaic. let. Lava and Cameo
Silver Extension Holders, Sleeve But a.0
tons Sets Of studs, Vest and Neck
Rings, de-, &c.
VALUED AT S 100000
DISTRIBUTION is made in the followin man
Da" siAf fisb issSi sSs
containing the Certificate or Orde, for some Arti;
Gle, viii be delivered at OH ce, sent by mail
10 any sGeress, without regard to choice, on re-
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
then one boLIAR and the arts
named or can choose any other one article our
~ Purchasers Of our SEALED ENVELOPES
may in IL this snnsr HSan an article worth
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
which the! need not pay untiliti is known what is
drawn. and its value.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION AGT 6SsE GUARANTEED IN
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Original ana Largest Gift Association in the
country. The business continues 10 be conducted
greatly tr .de is proof that our patrons
appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele
During the past year this Association has sent
very large number OF valuable prizes to all parts
Of the country. Those who patronize us win re-
ceive the full value of their money as no article
and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prom PIT returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
Tha following parties have recently drawn val
liable prizes from the Eureka Association. and
Lave klndl nal allowed the use Of their names:
HaY
s3i Broadway. New York, oil Painting, value,
SIo,; T. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co. Kansas,
bury, Ct. Gold Watch. value, $I2{ j. F. shaw,
22l east 18th street, New York, Piano, value,
value. Ssn; Miss Lucy Jenevay, Ilmira: ". Y,
meyer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, Meiedeon,
Indiana Volunteers. Nashville. Tenn, Watch,
value. $95: Rowland Patterson. Co. D, 10th Iowa
Mrs. Abbey ]. Parsons, Springfield, Mass, Melo-
deon, value, slO; Jsmes l. Dexter; City Surveyor,
Syracuse, N: Y, Gold Watch, value. $50; Mrs.
ai ' 1a Mrs
Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Silver Castor,
value, $40: DR. j. r. Sinclair, No. 4 Main street,
Utica, N. Y, Framed Engraving, value, 81; Hon.
Luther Detmold, Washington, D. c., Gil Painting 2,
Were we permitted, we might add many names
to the above list, but many persons object to our
80 doing, We therefore publish no names without
permission. =,
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknow ed gin the receipt of very valus
ble gifts may be seen on ale at our Office
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until You know what you will receive:
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UY W. L. WALL l. CO., Auctionsers.

Geop TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, AnD
ITOL STREET, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 3Oth inst, at &
O'Clock at the house East pito street. desig-
mated by the fag Q good assortment Of Household
Furniture. embracing the Parlor Furniture ana
the outfit of six chambers.
Also,
At 6 o clock. same afternoon, the House and Lot.
being q good two story Frame House, containing
six rooms, Lot 2, Square SIC, fronting IL feet Q
inches on East Capitol street. and running bask
leo feet, between ath and 5th streets.
Terms at sale.
L.. O.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

HIGHWAY RoBBKRY.-Y esterda ,of1cer Mil.
Ter. Of the Second Ward, arrested Jno Kelley
and John Sullivan for knocking down Lieut..
T. s. Knapp and stealing his watch and chain.
They Were taken before Justice Miller, who
sent them to Jail for court
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GALE OF CONDlMNID HORSES,

~ ouartrn,astsr Gs.~ars Q@es, FIRST Divisional
Washington Oily, April %, 1855.
VIII be sold at public auction. to the highest
bidder at Giesboror D: c., on
TUEbDAY, May l6,
FRIDAY, May l9,
;TUESDAY, MAY 23,
FRIDAY, MAY %.
TUIeDAY,sMay co.
TWO HUNDRID CAVALRY HORSES AAoR
These horses have been ni condemned as una. for
For road and farming poses, many good bar
Horses sold .sinsly. Sale to commence at 10 A.
- - = - JAMES A,:EKIN,
Brevet Bfigadier General, in charge First Divt.
vision ouartermAsteF.Fensrals Once.
ap -tmlT -,
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'RY wM. L. WALL Il CO., AAuctionssrs.
TRUsTEE,s sALBOF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 9sth
dag OF August. 1851 and recorded on the 10th day
Of Noye@ssr ls5! il LibsrJ A. No. III, folio
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
vail sci on snetian Hc Saae VS. at Sefcek
Co, corner of9th street and Psnn'a avenue in the
city of Washington, the following descr bed tract
Of land sispstsd In the county Of washin ston. in
hesaid tract of land beginning at the end of the
fourth line Of tract of land called New Seat. ans
runnine therc4 south Is perches, thence south 81
degrees west 20 per chee, thence north s. degrees
east l4s perchSs THENCE south 69 degrees, east 5s
Yerehes 70 its intersection with the 18th line Of
thelart6r tract of land conveyed by the heirs and
devisees of David c. Pattier to Howard swann,
THENCE q south - degrees wsst IS psrShes, thence
perch thence south 81 degrees, west 45 perchss to
the beginning, centaininesl acres. rood and II
refthes. -
The terms of this sale will be ons-third cash;
balance bearing interest and payable in equal in.
ments to be secured by lien on the land
One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be
purchaser or purchasers refusing so to do the
property viii at be resold at the risk and cost
G. MORGAN, Trustee.
mYll eofds W. L. WALL &c CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auot; eso.e.tov,.
IXoELLIET HoTsH1QLp puRs.ruRp AN,

IkiHoTs Az L ku ScHTffSsruRH ASD
saa ssIs g:
~ the Hou.shola FSEnitsrs. s9nsissiHs ei .''~s'
ssss =: I'd ss,:: Tables
Mshossuy Secretary and Bookcase and WhAtnss
w xPSs Il. Lax . s1s ssstBasa ss..'
Marble top Bureaus. Msshstands. &c.
.a Se ass:i .s: s.
s 1 GIgsfsfS ia sss.:
Nearly new Cook and other Stoves
great e sSSdDi 0Ss
ny ]. Q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetioussrs.
AUCTION SAL AID 0 guk SXSfhh.Sr HOUSE
Or n = T, ZEE MoRNiHa MAY 50. eeumsnci.s
s x: ss.I - !. sSs ss
snn IN re sas Sss OF tie
One suit Of PElor Purnitpre, of walnut, upAoa.
ton Oh airs, enc same. in French .orsted Bro
TTxS % %.InHt Cared Carve, 30. Bookcase leases
Isfs en- frame Plate Mirsof, s. s' and
Two sets Lao. and Broeatelle window oxrtai..
On. ost SLs%b.r suit, Marble top Bureau ana
Several cottage Chamber Suits,
Two walnut large, and two small Fl. @. sofas do
-, Arm Chairs and Rockers and Side Chairs.
Mahogany and Walnut Double Wardrebes,
Mahnogany and Walnut French aud Jenny Lima
Mshogspy. and Walnut Marble top Bureaus aaa
Maho sany and walnut M.rbls-sop Pier and oara
Tables,
Cottage and Plain Bedsteaas. Bureaus and wash
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Mattresses. Blankets. Sheets, &c. 10
Cane: seat On amber Chairs and Rockers.
Three ply and Ingram and Imitation Brussels
Canton Mating through bout the house,
Oak Hall Set, Hall Oil Cloth,
Large quantity of Oil Cloth on stairway ami
Imitation Rosewood lxtenSon Dining Table.
Walnut Breakfast Falling leaf Tables.
Mahogany Marble. top Sidsboard,
Table Orockery and Glassware.
Cutlery and Linen,
Earthen and Toilet Sets,
window Shades and Curtains.
Chamber Stoves,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Reeuisites,&e.
myI5 10. MCGUIRE & co., Auots.
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IT 8. MARsHALs sALl.-In virtue Of xrtS
u Of neri facias is.ued fsm; s str}ot tSfk Vmes
snd ts SePTs%s Win expose public 49,
fSr cash Ct the Ausen sna 81 strsss on sXf
DAY the sh Gay St MAY Inst, :nsias 81 z
oc1ocn ofisdies apparel. seiEed and levied upon
a. the ana ehsatelss Of za Sls q and y .
H. 0esA ss" WARD A. LAMON.
nyH-N q. 3. Marshal, D, q.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Qeor getown.
CHANcnRY SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE

ny GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT sAne or ONE sARDING MA.
CHINE,
On THURSHA Y ,rhs list day of June. At IL o'clk
q m. We shall Sch, at our Auction Rooms. one
Garding Machine, seized by the Government from
blockade runnekkc
By order Of Col. I. Insraham. Provost Mar.
ahal, GREEN & WILLIAMS,
my %. eodolds So AuctiOneers
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PERSONAL.

THl WILLIAM H. COTTON MENTIONED IN
nst Cotton 'a's
IF FhANCEs,- MATILDA, MARY ANN. and
ton. they viii much obliss their father BY letting
House. street,
and 9th streets. my25-3t*
MADAME AHoLIAB. az Impressed medium. is
Future to an those whe wish to give her sall; is
able to advise and counsel scSSrratsI n . al susi
between and streets, Island. from Q. m. to
p. M my rs st.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Rev.
Count q ke1Sursh Scotland Will Lila hE N:
TON, Silk Mercer, Princess street, Edinbnrsh,
ToN Esqsre atseriy
sidin in Buccleuch Place there, Nominated in the
bim s. dated 9TH March lss aea relatiss eosicis
have inssituted in ths Court Of Session T. scot
ssion as purpose
ing paid distributed among the parties entitled
sns and q,
aSSAS IibhiM kESEos Il: Va
isrsted to the United States Of America and has
5 e sssa Of +. s IN
1as$ssis 4 Ss1sss:ass
an tor pronopaesd By Lord BARGAPL
his Lsrdship appointed the dependence Of said 81,
Process to be published in the Newap papers as fol
,h:t the s1id Zap p
sue, if any. may be certicrated Of the Dependence
Of said Process and may appear therein and claim
the fund '"iasH Fl " Fl thisE
gsnt for the Trustees the late MT ;tb RsnsoH
1865. my l2-l2&16
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THE LADIES of Foundry M. f. Church hold
a Strawberry Festival at their new chprch
corner Of Fourteenth and q streets. next Mon.
cay night. Arrangements are perfected for q
delightful entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

FUNERAL.-Orientai Lodge No. 10, l. o. O.
F., preceded by q band OF music, yesterday
afternoon attended the funeral of their late
fellow member, ID. BohlebeT.
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AUCTION SALES.
RIVE l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneerr
- RdskfAfJkN Horse da1 CdsYSnss RI~.,
IS e. az. ,tst. sthAnd 10th &c.


N4u s H0s sSR SAst "a l.: COM,
Issnslus ct % O'CLOCK. stths Bazaar. will Be sold
60 :. SIXTY HORsEs,
.saitsd to harnsssaad saddle; fall description at
liar, ,ass. collection q New anil second
WAGON: ass sSssisii a''kA"' Express
Large collection Of Ne eso and Second hand H.r.
rsss5 L. :s1f the R.;ss, s,s.y Ta e 4:
S:;s.:'' .oa H.'sss fs.s,. :: ss Ss ss:
RrTHos; DowrWe, Auet.; aeorsstovn, D. Q.
IMPROVED PR2 e RH9r1tSSs szoReErows
On MoNnAI, Nay 18th. At tc o,cleek p. m.,1vn
ssl in fI9at e the pre~isss. the two two .ssry
Buildi1ss sseS sn.ies o feet on ssh sss.. asS Be-
tween M.rkst and Frederick streets. and running
Terms. One.h alfoash; balance in and T. months.
with interest. secured By sdeed Of trust on the
,Oonvsyancins and stamps at the cost of pur-
rite perfect. THOMAS BOWLING:
my 26N :: Auctioneer.
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY yALgABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
a. AMP FRi1iT STE RSStIG sALl
] and 2, in Square No. 2a2, fronting 20 feet Il,
between 18th and 18th streets. and running back
to street, i'm proved by two story Brick House.
now nov occupied rs restaurant and known as"OYs'
This property is well located for business pur:
Terms One half cash; the balance in six and
s Sev e Ss1 ss h secured notes bearing inter
All conveyancins and stamp. At eEst Of The he pur-
my 20 dads Auctionsers
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES.
cs' s. *s e. H.. Sfs' is
Of SSsIPes hs
an, It the c9Irals near the Observatory. in tho
RIVE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES.
ss s atss assS ses 81 sf.ss
day, unless otherwise ordered. until the Whole
number 10 seld.
TERMS cash. IN aovsrnm%sRt funds S8estv.D
f'''A' AI Depot Of Wass ias1s''
Chat Qaaytrn,sster's O6es, pspot Of Washirs.on.l
vor1c,: ~. Wa .h d; c I'm May %. 1865
usd from ON day to day.snd these wishing to pur-
chase are invited to attend q RuoKuR
my26.ltt Depot of Washinston.
RY THOB. BOWLING. Auct; Geor getown.
CHANCIRY SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT IN GlORG ETOWN, D. @.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, passed in cause. where.
in William Marll, ct al are COMP ansnts and
subscriber will expose on MONDAY. May %. 1855,
st oclockp M. to public sale to the highest bid
proyements thereon. lying and being in Beatty &
Hawking add tion to Georgetown, in the District of
ing 80 feet more less Market street, between
Sd and 9Th streets. and running back 100 feet.
and 1zmonths with interest on deferred payments,
for which thu purchasers bonds viii be taken. and
lien on the property therefor:
II the terms are not complied with within five
days from the day of sale. the perty will be
sold at the purchasers risk one week 3 publ
cation
All conveyancing and stamps st the cost of the
WILLIAM q. MARLL, Trustee.
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SALY OF UNITED STATES sTlAMEks A.
- AUCTION.

UNITED 6TATES NAVY 1AKD,
Will be sold at public sale. to the highest bidder,
At IL O'Clock m. on SATURDAY. the Sd day q
G., the United States steamers Yankee, Jacob
Bell, and Dragon.
The Yankee is q wooden side-wheel steamer of
the sSilo.ins dimensions: Length, lG feet,
inches; diameter Of cylinder, s. inches; stroke OF
piston, feet.
The Jacob Bell is q wooden side. wheel steamer.
45 feet long breadth Of beam 20 feet inches, and
depth of hold feet; diameter Of cylinder. 81 in
ehes; stroke of piston, 8 feet.
The Dragon is . wooden propeller. 90 feet lens;
breadth Of beam. II feet. and depth OF hold feet
lnches diameter of cylinder Is inches and stroke
Of piston 26k inches.
The vessels may be seen and further particulars
mada knn.n or application to Oommodore p.
MONTGOMERY, Commandant, Washington NAVY
Yard .
on each vessel at the time of sale, and the balance
within six days thereafter. my Io-eootos
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucsiousers.

APMaE s TT RA At sALn SS sTo9K 0y
Hay. AND RYE sTRSW AZ FP PUbLI cn shLS II:
On TUksDAY, the soth instant, ct 10 clock A.
NJ, We shall sell, on the Garden Farm, tina Per
senal Effects of Richard Butt, deceased, on the nth
street road pposite Fort stsvens By order Of II
Columbia, consisting Of
Two good Work Horses and Harness,
Market Wagons, CARTS, Ploushs,
Harrovs, Oultiyators, Hoes and 6koveis,
Lot of Hay and Rye Straw,
Sofas, Chairs, Tables. Wardrobss.
Bedsteads, Bedding. and Feather Beds.
Lot of Table Crockery, &c.
And many other articles too numerous to emu
merate.
Terms One half cash; balance in three months.
with satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in
SARAH A. BUTT, AdministrstriI.
m24- WFGM GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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ATTENTION rs CALLEt 10 the notice else
where Of the continuation OF Professor Krets'
oaLcins classes. His announcement CONNIE nds
itself TO ali patrons OF this healtnfui accom-.
plishmenL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

DR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsy1vanil
Drug Store. ap6-3mif~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF
WASHINGTON. GEORGETOWN. AND
ALEXANDRIA,

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF
WASHINGTON. GEORGETOWN. AND
ALEXANDRIA,
B.HsA .sal.t a n lynn 1th st. near st..
BLACK s1 g REAcK silks. very best. at 81 Is,
SILK 5 3 -nANr1LLAs.. sioo uEs,
nozS SsbHsi 1Pl bbs III 3 GOODS, Is cts.
s$f $|; sSS;ssFA1sasA &SixfS
1M4 fxSd Hs,sS coz SS So ng9 It.
4a:$s kids TxSEE ofofG, IinsnS 81 s. Co Cost
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At The Great ssis'jSs i SisfsH IF NEWMAN,
myl9.5t 443 7th street. near Glst.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
With despatch. Persons wishing to >AAnk
ship goods for the above places win do6{l&
wen Is give me call.
]. II. JOHNSON.
Rlley's Wharf.
feot of Eleventh street,,
my 1l6t" - Washin ston, D. o.
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savsrt,.s1 Ave, 9 9nsss Soi.o LIE Of the
Hsn' stC6&IT Wsst Ind Drug store.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

The CROWD - Yesterday the street cars
were crowded from morning to night, and the
two companies did the largest days work they
have ever done, the Conductors turning in, on
an average, double the amount OF money usual.
Especially were the 1lth and eth street lines
profitable, those lines being Enthusiastically in
nse by the officers and soldiers OF Sherman's
armies, camped north of the city. The great
crowd OF strangers has not vet left us, and the
crowd is nearly as great as il was on the days
OF the review, many Of the friends and rela-
lives OF the soldiers daily arriving 60 see the
BOYS.