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CITY ITEMS.

JgwRLnY! JEwsLRY! JEwEI EY One Dol
lar. One DcliaI'-Cluster Sets, Stone Sets,
CHAINS, Curb Chains, Seal Chains, Hair
CHAINS. Jet enameled Buckles, Bracelets,
Cups, Bells, Tea Spoons, for only 81, a. the
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. Us Penn. avenue,
rear 4 4. street. 2t>
SUCCESS POSITIVE AND DRcIDRD.-The Sc
cond series of grand Presentation Concerts,
commencing Tuesday evening, June G, at
Seaton Hall, will be given by the New York
Manufacturing Jewellers Association. The di-
rectCIs, encouraged by the unprecedented sue.
TO announce the second series OF concerts ON
the same plan, and characterized by the same
liberal features WHICH distinguished the FIRST.
The press and public have universally en-
dorsed the perfect fairness, impartiaiity, and
IibeTality OF this novel enterprise. Ths con-
certs have been pronounced the most popular
ever given in washington. The most distin-
gushed artists will be engaged, and the
tickets will be placed az the same low price of
one dollar. thus enabling all TO enjoy first
class concert Every purchaser of ticket TO
these concerts Will receive at the time OF pur-
chase, at the depot, (Seaton Hall where the
ticket Is sold, q valuable present. The presents
will be distributed from the magnificent re-
newed stock OF jewelry, diamonds, watches,
pianos, silyerware, sewing machines, break
fast sets. ice pitchers, &c, on exhibition at
Seaton Hall, corner 9TH and ID streets, where
only tickets are sold and presents distributed.
Owing TO the immense capital and vast acil-
lilies o. the New York Manufacturing Jewel
fer these extraordinary inducements, and
pledge themselves to the public that fairness,
tmpartiality, and generous dealing will char
acteri2e their every act and every promise
they make. Their depot (Seaton Hall is fitted
up in style OF unapproachabie splendor and
the public is respectfully invited TO call and
examine for themselves the immense variety
OF beautiful and useful articles 10 be given
away 10 ticket purchasers. Our readers will
bear in mind that the presents are given IA
the tickets are purchased and the whole trans
action Is concluded in a moment, on the spot,
and the tickets are good for any OF the con.
Oert=.
a CARD take the earliest opportunity
silce my release from the Government prison
IN Washington to express my grateful obliga-
tons 70 my very kind and earnest friends for
their unwavering confidence and generous
tenders Of service whilst l was prisoner
Among all the painful embarrass nents sur
rounding me, the consciousness OF the devo.
ton OF friends came a. a lleam Of light and
life that half made prison life endurable
All ny employees excepting Spanglert are
Internationally discharged from custody
The most complete and rigid investigation
ever known In this country failed to implicate
either of them Very respectfully,
JNo T. FoED.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, May y, 1s65.
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10y VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
- South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
CHANcERY SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
NEkRTHU NAVVYARn

=, By virtue eff decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. In chaacery sitti ng. be-
ing date the I'd day Of May, 4. D: 1875. and p.ssss
Thomas White is complainant. ard Wa; r:
Rsbe ct al are defendants. No. 3i3 Equityl sheN
t ,d for sale At PUBLIC auction; on TUESDAY.
front Of the premises, part Of Lot nnmSeFssd one
I9sel. Of the plan Of the Git, Of Washingtoa.
bounded As follows; Beginning Tor the same q
t5 feet six (6) inches west from the southsaat
corner of said let, and RI min thence west
.ith the line of said south street sixteen az,
streets east seventy Eve 90 feet six go inches:
teen l6) feet; and thence southwardly and parallel
with the line of 10th street east seventy I've Tat
feet six (6) inches to the beginning, with the I'm
provemsnts thereon. consisting OF . small Brick
House.
This property is situated on south NJ street. nsAs
10th street east.
Terms: One half CASH the residue in two equal
giving his note for the deferred payments en-
dersed and bearing interest from the day OF sals-
Title deed TO be retained until the whole par-
chase money is paid.
pufeA~''i' AsBUEV LLOYD, Trustee,
WIN. L. WALL Il co..
I9-atay10Ade Auctioue0rS,
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UI r d,

MAJ .Ntb, st ais q m, JAMES c., oniy son OF
eamusi AID Mary K. Hilton, aged 2 years and 10
:. lays.
ted to stepd the funeral from the ence of his
parents, oS5 Pennsylvspis avenue, Capitol Hill,
Wedaesdsy afternoon. at O'Clock.
On the morning OF the S1th instant, after a loas
aud painful illness winch he bore with christia an
foEtitude, AZA 6LADM0N, in the ssth year Of his
age.
The friends of the "a sliIy are inyitsI TO attsnd
his funersl from his late residence. corner of
pesds az afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. Iehroni
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Growers THBArER.-Thes pectac ular drama
OF "Ths Sea of Ice"
WASHINGTON THRArRR The drama OF "The
Flowers of Erin" and tine farce OF "Tne Cap
tain's rot q Miss"
NIxeN's OIRCUs.-Sixth street, near the Gar
endon. Acrobatic, equestrian ana gymnasdc
performances by the New YORK troupe.
CASTRRBuRY.-Burlesqu songs, negro de.
,ipeatiops, pantomime and the ballet OF "Tne
Revolt of the Harem.
OxYoap.-The drama of 'sThe Dumb Man OF
Manchester ''the ballet of THE Sultan's Prize,
burles CUES, pantomimes, songs, &c.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, at Foundry Chap.
Ell, Wesley Chapel, Old Trinity Hall, 18th st y
f. street Baptist Church, Orphan Asylum,
(near the circle,) and the Union League
Rooms.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Concert by the Fee.
male Secondary Schools Of the I'd and part Of
the LIST Districts
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LOOK OUT for the ''Flower Queen" at Odd
Fellows Hall 10. morrow night, by the young
ladies OF the Fourth District School, fer the
benefit CT the 9Th Presby terrain Church. A
most enjoy able entertainment is anticipated.
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ATTENTION IL CALLED TO the notice of the
pcstpcremeHt OF the Island Pleasure Club
excursion.
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ELsEWHgRs will be found a call for a meet
ing of CITIZENS OF the Seventh Ward, at Island
Hall tonight.
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RYWM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.

THREE VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
CHURCH AT AUCTION
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, eth June, at
o'clock, We will sell, in front of the premises parts
Of Lots and Square $50, fronting S. feet north
street, between Let street and New Jersey. av
proving part of the city The street in front of
these lots has been recently graded and the side.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash, "a payment to be made
at sale: balance in and IL months, bearin inter.
est, and secured by deed of trust on the premises
my W. L. WALL CO. Aucts
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naTIoRINQ, SECURING AND RlPAIRIHa.
n 4 manner . give satisfaction, By ]. z.
SUCHINBl RQ,. No. 30 La, Az. four doors ssst
oSC~Ifral 6uhfdhouse.
1NNsV ana sseond had Ctothins bought
aaa eoA At fAle Usisss, 0yslu<
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMs. Aretionesrs.
GoyxRsMsNr sa1i or ONE cARDIHG MA.
. CHINE. ,.,k
On THuHspAY the siss daI 1 os s1n soems. one
Asrding Machine, seized by the aovslh"sn' isom
nc "a o9 co,. Insrahsm. Rroycst Mar.
.bey sruef " GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
ea.as .s ..xAAs Auctioneefs.
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RY WIN. L. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers.

RY VIM. L. WALL Il co., Auctioneers.
ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUKH AND BARFIXTURES
By order of the Hon. Orphans Court, We shall
sell st auction, on FRIDAY MORNING. June "a :,
all the Household Furniture and Bar Room Fix
lures of Hugh Mcmahon, decea sed. in the Restau-
rant corner of I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Terms cash.
CHAS. WALTER Administrator.
my29.td WIN. L. WALL co., Aucts.
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ny GREEN & WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.

PUBLIC sALlYIyE MILES FROM TaE CITY,
en- TIE 5TH STRxET ROAD. OF VALUABLE
On MoNbAY MokSfNdI f9 juno Ei SELL on
mona," the estate of the late Darius Olagett.
fronting on the 18th street road Eve miles fro ths
city, and running back to Rock Creek, which
there is . good Meadow. This Farm was highly
improved by it, late owner. There are several
ing springs, and it 10 well supp led with wood. It
adjoins the farms of Mr.. Lay and Mr.. John B.
Clsaett. and is within half a mile of 'BiIyer
Spring." the residence of Hon. r. P. Blair. Per-
sons wishing to examine the property are referred
to Mr.: John B. Olagett or Mr.. James Sslden,
adjoining the promises.
At the same time and place will be sold the fol.
Reaper, but little used; MsCormicks Reaper,
two horse WAGON and Harness. four good Work
Herses one yoke we'll matched Oxen, thoroughly
broken and very large, Cutting Boxes, Corn
Shellers, Wheat Fan, Plows, Hsrrows, &c;
Also. $50 cords we'll seasoned Pine and Oak Wood,
on . farm rad half q mile from the 7th street
Also. Large Close Carriage. two Open Carriages,
for one and two hors es, Reckaway and Buggy, ana
. Market Wagon for two horses, in good order.
The sale win commence with the Personal Prop.
erty At 10 Slosk precisely and the Farm will be
Terms: For the Personal Property. cash For
the Farm. one third cash; balance in one and TIVE
years. for notes bearing interest, secured by .
deed Of trust on the premises; or oil cash, at the
option Of purchaser.
soon az bid off. and all conveyancins and stamps
- '''' - GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts.
my T-eod&ds Intel
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On Saturday afternoon, the military authori-
ties turned over to the civil authorities Serg't
John x. Crepin and officer John Boyle, OF the
Fourth Ward, and Martin u. King who were
taken In custody by the military authorities on
the 18th inst, since which time they have been
confined in the Central Guardhouse; and JUS
tice Walter held them TO bail in 81, 900 for a
hearing on Wednesday afternoon next. While
In the custody Of the military an investigation
was made by them into the facts connected
with their arrest. Sergeant Cronin and the
others went out on the day referred to, to Ii
street. in order to check any demonstrations OF
a riotous nature which might show themselves,
8 considerable riot ma wing occurred in that To-
cality the previous day between some white
(rebel desarters) teamsters and colored team
steTs. tits alleged that the parties named, with
two others, went 10 Rainey's restaurant, cor.
III st. and Delaware av., and while there the
Sergeant saw man dressed in grey, named
Bradley, ia discharged soldier.l who he COM
mepced TO question. and finally either arrested
or attempted To arrest and search him. The
man resisted when q soldier named Costello,
OF %. B, i4th r g.. came mp, and stepping
between the parties Cronin struck him with
the butt OF his pistol. The pistol was dis
charged, CroDin alleging that Ii was done acci-
dentally, while others say that it was aimed at
Costello. A general muss ensued during which
the nippers were put on Bradley by Boyle
who dragged him to the hack and Costello
was brought out At this time guard came
up and arrested the officers, who were taken
to the guard house. 1t is alleged that in the
guaTd house they were tied up by the thumbs
for three quarters quarters o.. Of an hour. The guard
OF resistance offered by the police officers.
ASSAULT WITH KFfFB.-OR Saturday af.
teruoon Mrs. Thompson was stabbed in the
abdomen tvs o or three times by colored woman
named Margaret Jackson, the wounds being
of a very serious character. Mrs. Thompson
was in the store of her husband, at the corner
of 9Th and X streets, Island, when the colored
woman came in and some words ensued Mrs.
Thompson, it Is said struck her with basket,
when she seized a knife and stabbed her as
above stated. The woman succeeded in max
ing her escape and has thus far baffied the eff
forts CT the police of the tenth precinct, who
Immediately took measures to arrest her. DIR.
Croggon was called to attend Mrs Thompson,
whose wounds were thought on Saturday
night 10 De mortal, but she seems better to-day
New STEAMBOAT LINE The railroad from
Fredericksburg 10 Richmond being nearly
completed, and the rolling stock in excellent
running order, line of first-class steamers
will shortly be established between this city
and Aqua Greek, under the superintendency
OF Capt. George Mattingiy. jr., gentleman of
much experience in the steamboat business.
This line OF steamers will doubtless do large
business, as the distance 10 Richmond by this
route is some eighty miles shorter than by the
way Of Baltimore.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers.

RYJ. o. MCGUIRE e CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT AT THE CORNER OF FIFTH AND q
sTREIT8 NORTa. AND 9th ER P R0P1RTY,
6 On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June eth, ct six
the Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia,
passed in Ohsncery Cause No. sg, whersin Vim
sell Lot Ne. 20: in square No. 5l7. said lot front
of 100 feet on 6th street west; and at the suction
room: Of james o. MeGuirs & Co.. at 81 O'CLOCK,
6S6, and Lots Nos, and s. in Square No, ,O4O.
Terms: One.half cash; balance ut months. WIZ
interest. secured by approved notes or bonds OF
All eonvsyancins and stamps At expense OF pur-
WA. =. MATTINGLY, TrIstss.
nv le-stsvsvkd A., 0' W. INV Aucttoneers.
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A~AUUTlON BALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.NORR0W.
RI Q. 3. L. Crown q CO., Auots.


RI q r. L. GROWN 4 CO., Aue.s.
,i q ysTtri ., .0vsr vested Il.
snS sss.Ssss as s Sos 81 p::
sale on tSo Mar,lsnd VII offer q Eosxs
Go1sss ~ .ssss 8. - :, Iss 10 e ::Ss;s
l. 3: . & e 1o4s .1'1 On As
ety s1s: e SrSsS. Il
residue In two equal Of az snd tVsiys
ps s.
the purchaser With sureties 70 30 sRprsssd ~ u.
a.sa r Sc s9sn rue I
All eonvsyaneins. including revenue stsmps. a
B. K. MoRt iLI,
m,sa r. . T. SsSE II Z d g.. Hsss.
RTJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
ess HAS 81 sSt 4as o. A,g g5AgIEg5 s9TgAss
g., O. .if1ssS22ttl 1HStFrkRseoN, May 80. a. {,
on The Piney Branch road. Between PiefSs's MiS
Of Bow Gs zero road, being part OF the estate
These 0SSstsss Site. are on tn. high srou.d
nn Y ia IN yos
Of the picturesque. Each pot 10 improved With
some fifty or sixty varieties of fruit trees Of the
finest quality
The opportunity to purchase ground in this
access, 6s only q short walk from the tssm:nSs
OF the street passenger railroad.
Ter9& At sale.
All Feyancing and stamps At tia cost Of tue
mS d: MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
RY y. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctionsers.
GOOD TWO STORY FRANK HOUSE ANH
HOUSEHOLD FCRNICURE, ON EAST OAP-
ITOL SrREET, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 9th inst. at {
O'Clock, at the house HAST Capit 81 street. dsetS-
mated by the flag. good assortment of Hou ssho old
Furniture. embracing the Parlor Furniture saa
the outfit of six chambers.
ALSO.
At o'clock. same afternoon, the House and Lot.
being . good two story Frame House, containing
six rooms: Let 2, Square Sl6, fronting IL feet
inches on East Capitol street. and running batS
100 feet, between 4th and 9Th streets.
my II WIZ. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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Ply JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
P1NNSYLVAEIA AVENUE. BETWEEN I2TH
ANB 18th SITS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, june 2, ON the prem
! and 2, in Square No. Z92 fronting 20 feet Ia
inches on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, and running back
to d street, improved by a two story Brick House
ter Bay
This property is well located for business pur-
poses. and presents an opportunity seldom offered
to purchasers in this locality.
Terms One half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, with secured notes bearing inter-
est from day of sale.
All conveyancinx and stamps at cost of the pur-
chaser. j. G. MCGUIRE &c CO.,
my % dads Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES. =

pr J. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetionesss.-
sf!SK HSHdni 4sR sTH
Adam. and Mathew = subdivision Of OF Lots aud
sass5 sia
tsinin. ~ svo stery brick dwelling House, con-
N.Y. & i '0'n yt.c. MCGUIRE co.. Auc...
BIZ. Q. MCGUIRE co.. Auctioneers.
o SR Tsi d. Isl AFTERNOON June T. at.
fHsie ~ direction the Trustee Of the oou mbian
fSSsn a s ssh .t4 In sensss
sef bet And Boundary streets north and Il, Is
18th snd 81 S.rssfs as:t' street NORTH be-
Terms: Ons.third cash; the balance In six and
All conveyaneins and stamps At the cost of the
These iots. are sold By the Trustee under the
r. an. as se Of
fsststHs "a CO.. nt sae.
SALI OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
onarsrn'a"', s.swars OK, Frs Diyisie..}
bidder. at Gieshoro D; O.. on
ffHHiSSH S$t ~: ~ : ;,ss isss
81 Sas each is week thereafter during the month of
TWO HUNDRED oAyALRy HORSES EACH
s. Io. road and farming purposes, many good bar.
Horses sold singly: Bale to commence at 10 q.
n; Terms cash. in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesboro will leave 7th street
m Washington every hour fsG% to
Brevet Brisadier General. in charge First pi,t-
vision Quartermsster Generals ONCE. my3o tJe31
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. o26, corner 7th and D streets north.
TRusrEE,s SAIL OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
ssTTppH a STREET LAST. NEAR NORTH B
By virtue Of deed Of i trust, dated the 18th day
September. 1859, reco rded in Liber j. A g., No.
M Folios 70, "A. rs and IS of the land rsco rds
eonrM B s sf IT,
10 ociock p. M, all of Lots Nos and 4, in Square
The above property is situated where the Phila-
delphia Company is building.
Terms: One half cash, balance In six and twelve
months from day eff sale with interest and the
purchaser: endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee. A deed given and q deed Of trust taken
If terms Of sale are not complied with in days
after one Weeks notice GIVEN IN the Evenins
Star, At the risk and cost Of the defsulting pur.
All conveyances, including revenue stamps At
the cest of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars will be required whenths property
e M De
who shall comply with the terms me-,
my5-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'M
til FRIDAY. the I'd day of June, at the auction
rG Rs r a. wren rmams ~ tine same hour.
py 3D. % IN" GREEN REM WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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INV BOOKS AND MAGAzIEss-REoIIvR
daily. aud for sale 1t
sHILLINGTOH'S bookshelf

heslis's Magazine for June, price d cents.
aArpers Masszine for June, price 81 csnts.
Atlantic Monthly for June, price IS cents.
no9rs nv IL ms. new monthly, price 30 cents.
Godty,s Ladies' Book fer jane price 20 cents.
cents
dsdies' Friend for June, price Is cents:
Var fsanE Folks for June price ~ certs.
penorests Mirror of fashion for June. price 81
lie Bon ron. monthly report OF Paris fashion.
FAIRY Fingers a novel nv Anna Cora Richie,
srics 81. -
HuIh Worthinstoa, BY Ms Mary J. holmes,
Brics 81 20
All the New Books, Magazines. cheap publica.
ions, and everything in the Staiionery line. for
ale 81 SHiLLIEGToh's Beo ks;ore,
corner "a street and Perm avenue,
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p o 8 Z n INT.
On account Of the non arrival of the steamer
which vas snsaSed, the members Of -
the BLAND PLEASURE OLUs EAEkS
respectfully inform their friends
and others that they are PEELED to defer the
safe snd commodious steamer W awassstt Will
leave the wharf foot of 9TH street ut O'Clock q.
m and also 1T ~ O'Clock p N.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies.
Tick cts of the Stat sood Sor the sta.
". HAMILTON.
my So-ets RaIle1 Master.
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RLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS
We have rust received from last week s auction
sales a. New York, 100 pieces splendid
BLACK SILKS.
of superior lustIe and finish. The cheapest Silks
cold this season Price from 81 q TO S. per yard.
Medium and low priced
DREss GOODS,
for summer wear. Over go pieces in very choice
styes Decided bargains. Price from 81 to Z,
cents per yard. Jos. J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my E9-2t bet. Yh And 10th sits,
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GUARDIANS Sale OF oNR HAND oMI
BUILDING LOT IN SQUARE $40 Ar

On THURSDAY. Ats1 AZ y. on Of Jn..n.1, ..
O'Clock p. m, shall sell. in front Of the prem
Uses, BY authority Of the Hon. Orphans and Su-
preme Courts, the following named prop erty, ~.
ing and being in the city of Washn gton, District
Of Columbia. viz Part Lot No. s, IN Square No
go, having front of % feet on south street, be
tween 10th and 18th streets east and 100 feet dec
containing $50 square feet
Terms of sale One third cash; balances in aud
II months; purchasers to give notes for the de
tsrred payments be airing interest from day of sale
deed.Given and deed of trust taken.
All Conveyance at the coat of the purchasers. in
Gliding revenue stamps.
S25 will be required raid down when the proper
ty is knocked off, and If not com piled with, it will
be sold to the next highest bidder. and If the
property win be resod at the risk and cost of the
defaultine purchaser.
10y % eo6ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TIKI EXC RSION.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Ee4zN
Our friends are hereby notified that the ste amer
THOMAS COLYER, will leave her Wharf, foot Of
7th strest. for GLYMONT, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Nay 81, At o'clock.
Connifes Jas. Il. Hough. Geo. ", Williams,
w. ii. Knight. J. Lee Rowland, Jos. FitzRerald,
ct. Clair Fletcher, ]. i. Rauterbsrs. my 39ats
TNHE SECOND PIC MIC OF THE SHIELDS
4 CLUB will be given on WEDNESDAY, "A
May the 3Ist, ut Jueneman's Pleasure Gar III
dens corner 4th and = streets, Capitol Hill. ~
TO commence at O'Clock p. M, and end atA3A
u O'Clock.
TlCKETS so CENTS, admitting q gentleman
and ladies'.
Commute. Of A,rnnEs msnts.-J Flanagan. Ho-
gan. T o. Shea T. rllins, P Sullivan.
". B.-Tickets sold fer the 2itn viii be good for
the 3let my q st.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

THE PIC MIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIL
i Prospect Hid Cemetery, which WAS to a
take place May Goth, has hsen postponed
until fu sasT mot notice. Tickets are good for
"a Sect THE COMMITTED
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x0TICl.-rersons desiring good Sell ar MA.
hCRH tbeiag the scrapinEs of PsnnsyiyaDia
venue for garden or other pc Exposes, eau obtain
free 81 ssst, BY sHYlsins 70 the urdsrsiSnsd.
JAS N.SPAlplhG, CoDnn'- Seco al Wsrd
: pEG-T Corner Of ii.A A2d L strsSk.
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PERSONAL.

DER9OEA L-The Major. we'll known to the sub
i kcFiber, who examined this morning the
Matches mierose3pe will please return the pocket
244 Pennsylvania avenue. between nth ana isth
streets. ~ So. ~ - .9s.-, : = lt .
MRS BANGS, MID WIlE, WYsHES 70 IN.
Ivl form her friends and the pubGc that she ~
removed 70 It'll street.. $50. near the corner Of I.
3 my 29-5ts ,EA9 - - .
nR PHILLIPS hss removed TO Pennsyivania
~ avenue. near l&th st., over Messrs. KidweliT
Drug store. q lffls Il 81 ApS 3mifs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-30

American WatcheS!
THE CHEAPEST.
THE MOST DCRARLE.
AND MOST RELIABLE
TIME KEEPERS EYER MADE.
THERE Is NO A1IICLE SO
USEFUL.
PORTABLE.
AND 80 nAsiLY oosvxsrxD INTO
MONTY.
AMERICAN wAToH.
PAsT ExPERIENOz PROVES THAT rH1
AMERICAN WATCH
sXCELs ALL OTHERS PoR cHEaPNEss, 40
curry OF PERFORMANCE. AND
DURABILITY.
We oFP1R LARGE ASSORTMENT. BOTH
GOLD AND SILVER,
or EF VERY "a IETY,
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
N. w.9ALTA BROTHER. Jewellers,
354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mysy-St NEAR METROPOLITAN HOTEL.