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Notes OF Third Series OF 7.3Os
now Ready.

The demand for the Second Series Of
the Notes was SO great that the Treasury
Department was unable to print them
with sufficient rapidity TO gil the orders,
II will be remembered that hundred
millions were subscribed and paid for in
a single week. The printing presses have
finally surmounted the difficulty, and on
Wednesday, juno 7th, the deliveries Of
the Third Series commenced, and will be
continued with the same promptness that
marked the supply Of the notes of the
first and second series. It has been this
interruption Of delivery at the time Of
subscription which has given an appear
ance of a falling of in the popular taking
Of the loan,- the great body Of small ta-
kers being unwilling to pay their money
unless they receive their notes right in
hand, to carry home. 1t is expected
that after this week the daily subscrip.
tions to the Seven -Thirties will run UP
into millions, as they will undoubtedly
be stimulated by the opening Of the far.
mers' wool markets East and West. II
is not at all likely that the Government
will ever again offer 60 desirable secar.
ity as these notes, and about two hundred
millions only remain TO be taken.
With the close Of the war, the national
expenses will be vastly reduced, and in.
vestors must look for sharp reduction
in the rate Of interest as soon as the pres
ent loans become due, and can be paid
of. There is no reason why the Unitod
States credit for money should ever again
fall below its credit for courage. The
same spirit that preserved the gcograph-
ical integrity'of the country will place III
pecuuiary integrity on par with that Of
the most favored nations--and that will
representa- rate ofiu'ercst under rather
than over four per cent. l
\ I n r ~. T ~ u u
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..Man,s Inhumanity to Man, ,,

Can it be that the nations of the earth
have their periods Of madness latter the
fashion of the canine racc-during which
love and all the noblcr attributes Of mans
nature are ignored and seemingly de-
spised3 Looking back over tho record
uf the past few years itcapnot fail to i'm
press our people, bewlldered as they are
in the whirl Of exciteme2 and the rush
Of events, that q sentiment, or at least
an action, Of ferocity, brutal recklessness
and vindictiveness, has been gradually
developed by the progress of hostilities,
and that the war is fast assuming the
characteristics of a uandeaa, or Of an
ansok, in which to kill, for the sake of
killing, is the extent, and in which the
wanton destruction Of property is as
sumed to be among the privileges and
virtues of a condition Of antagonism. 1t
is now common circumstance to read,
as matter of almost daily news, brief,
matter.of.fact statement Of prisoners,
Northern and Southern, being shot down
in squads, in cold blood, and in pursu.
anee Of a system Of retaliation of ho-
tells, theaters, towns and cities being fred /,
regardless Of property, or the lives Of in
nocent children and gray.headed grand
parents. Is this civilized warfarsY 7 (Can
any war be considered as civilized y Is
it way to renew the bonds Of fellow
ship and fraternal concord2 Docs it nos
plainly bespeak madness more veno-
nous, more virulent, than the hydropho-
bia Of the poor brute creation during the
summer solstice 7
Come with us down to the banks Of
the James, the Appomattox, the Tennes-
see, the Mississippi, the Cumberland, the
Savannah, aud what do you behold! Is
it the hospitable "tent" Of the patriarch,
afording shelter for the hungry and
travel worn pilgrim? Nay, it is the en-
campment Of hostile hosts, with CLEAN.
ing swords and weapons Of destruction
Come with US to the outlet of the Cape
Fear, tho Cooper, the Alabama to the
bays, sounds and inlets along our entire
sea coasts from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande, and what meets your vision P
1t is the well-ladened, peaceful merchant
man, with its snow.white canvass wide
spread to the prosperous breeze? Nay,
but the iron mailed, cannon mounted, nu.
merously-manned vessels Of commercial
devastation, and Of death !!
Instead Of beating our swords int
plow shares and our spears into pruning
hooks, this order has been reversed. In
stead of forgiving as We hope Of HEAVIER
to be forgiven, are we now, as q nation
defying the justice Of Jebovah2
We mean not to ceusure any party oil
any section. We mean not to enter thu
arena Of politics. The madress is no
political, not local, not sectional, ant
hence we feel that it is the duty Of ever,
man not wholly lost to reason to lift hi
voice against the insanity that is nov
running riot throughout our once happy
and prosperous land.-Amsrican Odt
Fellow.
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The Fremont Messenger fayors ii

The Fremont Messenger favors the
n ,mination Of Gen. Sherman for Govern
or by the Democrats, because he entered
the war Democrat, fought as a Demo.
crat, cleared his camp of "supcrfuouS
negroes" and finally made peace So
curing fraternal feeling from the Poto-
mac to the Rio Grande." All very well,
but Gen. Sherman will not resign Ma
jor Generalship for the uncertain honcrs
of Ohio Goyernorship.
The contribution of the amusements Of
New York to the Internal Revenue
amounts to $4,000 per annutn.
The New York Times publishes .,
lengthy statement of the condition ofths'
New York poor, from which il appears
that about 495, 900 persons live in tene-
ment houses, and about 100, 900 more in
attics, stable lofts and email building, in
nests Of two, three and fys families each !
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sG- We don't know that those radi.
Gals who are trying orevolutionize our
GoYernment, ought to be hung, but We
should like to SEQ some Of them well
behbored with cudgels cut from The
gallOWs tree.- -LoaispiRs JOaraaL
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m. MI. HECKOK

has A ALiRGR AssoRTNENT OF FURNI.
ture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
Steads, Chairs of every description. &c.
He keeps constantly on hands q lot Of Me-.
tAllic Burial Gases and Casketsi Having a
new Hearse he will attend promptly to fun
erals In any part Of the county. Furniture
made to order, Room one Door East of the
W Post 0iiice, Up Stairs Wlon6O)
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GEO. M. MILL. .M. D..

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland ohie. -
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the KID
neys, Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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nrisoellasaeoIas.
NJ. RaLSTOr

JEwELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
Of Pottcr's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand =
Highe,t piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
terms Satisfactorily warranted.
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". r. JOMrs7 or.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallack
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
crR,ent to procure Pension Certihcates
md Sllect Bounty and Back Pay.
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na- al say, jack" shouted a Smith
field drover 10 his companion, ''theso
sheep won't movo . bit--land us a bark
Of your dog viii youl"
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~ II is said that one manufacture
ing establishment in-P Patterson, New Jer,
soy, has received orders for 100000
worth Of oilboring machines. resa y
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IA M .nIcCOMRN.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in Tho Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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HoAYyVmGa&a
.yOHr ID. JOTES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o. Partic-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bn-
sincss in Probate Court Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky
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OPPOSITE the Town Hail. Ashland, Ohio.
Archibald Finley, Proprietor, is now pre-
pared to accommodate all his old customers
and as many new ones as may be pleased
to give him call.
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DRS. SAUPSEL j. GL.gSS,

HAVING formed q partnership in the prao-
= tice Of Medicine and Surgery. solicit o
ihare Of public patronage. Office over
Beer 8 Graham's Store, corner of Main and
lOrange Streets.
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,PHxsICIA ANS.
Dr. n. ". CRaEE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of CEN
& tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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W DUInRaa9s
.TGLER HOUSE,

oPPOsITE he McNuliy House. Ashland. O.,
NJ. MILl q. Proprietor. Good accommoda'
tious and easonable bills. Patronage So
licited. M
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.McrULTr HOUSE,
.a.MERICaN HOUSE,

VIM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side o
Main Street, Ashland Ohio.
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T. ]. KENNY
R. NJ. CAMPBELL

T. ]. KENNY. R. M. CAMPBELL.
KETFY' s. CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
s, on Church. Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately West of Cahn's Store.
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y. r. COW'dN, IN. d.. 4
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op
posite the Town Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

dRoVERs THRArER.-Last days perform
ance OF "Cncle Toms Cabin" Kunkle as
"Uncle Tom" and Miss Susan Denim as "Eliza
Harris" Matinee this afternoon at reduced
rates Of admission.
WASHINGTON THRATER--"Peep o. Day, or
Savourneen Deelish." Miss Pauline Cushman
as "kathleen Mavourneen" and j. NJ. Ward
as "Barney O'Toole."
OXFORD. Last night of "Uncle Toms
Cabin and all the great company in q huge
bill of ballet, burlesque and pantomime MAJ.
inee this afternoon.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. -Wyman in feats of
magic, yentriloq uism and other wonders
Matinee this afternoon.
CANTBRBURY.-An immense bill of ballet
songs burlesques, pantomime, &C., concIpd-
Ing with sidesplitting after piece. Matinee
this afternoon.
concert Saloon. Music, dancing, &c.
METRoPoLITAN HALL.-Ballet songs, music
and refreshments. Admission free.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-Monday, The 18th inst on street,
WHICH tss s ana h.ss S1 csn 81
stoTskesper's once OF cor Of 18th and SITS. IT
TAKEN yP-TEo STEERS and two NO. COWS.
wi. fsfss sp %o tsss them
sdH1 'fi Rss ne ssn
saPd vii Do ps osar
European Hotel corner of 18th street ana ID rsnh
SlU subscriber. on May 18th, a dark BAY
COLI. four years old this spring; has ,. lump on
B BssR fG Tse aovs ss rsw.rd VII s. PAID
turned tbs corner of ' WI st stsfsf
=; ys;rs old
eSaSssss % sS@i Also
Ored COW. very thin and ol q: W. cRocK1R,
m28.3t* 18th st. road, near Piney Branch.
&s REWARD;,RoG LosTTLo.s; in the neigh sisdt
hair Ss vi.
s T. rs3srssd ID By isaVlDs him st VIM l. WALL
co Auction snd n ssb Commission south
S5U day nj sht last. :. pair Of MAR. J, one be-
flee bitter S.r bp s0n ops .y with
S.s ss s5
side Of her nesk. II there IS any inform atien
NJ e where
ward T .' as New :a;s
I osT- Between and streets north, and ad 9Th
III d s co. the 1
AWAY Prom Tah WSss d1R
sSs : s. "a 81 .Ts
i 70 x u
$ZU i'd! soE6 %kTGH; M 3;d s. Ga. .aJ "a
sttsehsd; si.e, several charms, sword. key. &e:
in y fsE its nss to
ner l4th street and Pa. avenue. m IL. 3t<
TAKIN Or AsTsAY9.ons red COW: With
.hits belly and rhte fRots On her R;ss
sfii sssat ' ss
1sSy cs :; 8
0sT-At willAIds Billiard saIoon On The s : eye;
kEaHL Is[sHa nth sHl ruby in
pr,zsd a. gift Of 1xPSs TIE viii
be literally rewarded By leaving 1t at the sTAR
GIN RBWARD-Lost, Monday, the l5thNnst
Sn sS ss5ssh SssTssR So 3d. and 10th
answers to the name Of Prince, t. snt lock
NATION matt where he can be four ny, or any infor
u.,a.. n. r. MILLER,
mylo-S. Justice of the Peace.
&2SkEWAh AsMALL LIATHER SATOH-
w. nj EAs lost from the cars on Thursd Az
evening iss;, May 18th, between Wsshin eton city
aPo Iiaossnsburs. The satchsl contain ed nothing
10 10 on the sItoea. The ah.ve iav.fd IN 10 paid
| ~--1' will deliver the satchel ANA
-o..ents to Messrs Adams & Co.'s Express ONCE,
VI 70 'ne FERDINAND yAssAULr,
myl6-6tH Willard's Hotel. Washington City.
DlUU the subscriber on Sunday night. the 7th
instant: one dark BAY MARE. heavy name and
toe apd heel corks; weight about / 800 pounds:
hight Is or II hands; has more the appearance Of
old. will pay the above reward for the return of
the mare or capture of the thief or thieves. or
SIS for the return of the mare alone.
b. W. HAMILTON,
my8 lint d Chron.1 662 7th street.
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GOODS STILL WEIR.

GOODS STILL LoW WEIR.
GRlAT BARGAINS
FROM NEW YORK AUCTION
have Just opened . large supply Of
CoL0RED DRESS SILKS.
BLACK GROs DE RHINE.
dAOS GRAIN, splendid stock. for Dresses and
Nantes.
Best 1UPINB D1LAINES, ~
3d. WHITE and BLACK BAREaE. =
8.4 BLACK CRAPE MARIT. ~
8 GRAPE AMURK. for ShswIs and Wrappines
ORGANDIES, LAWNS. BARRGES. BARHGE
D'ANGLAIs. Plain and Figured.
DOTTED SWISS. SWISS oHECKs and STRIPES.
TARLATAN, ell colors. 80
LINEN TOWELS. TABLE DIAPER. from Auc
tion, 80 cts. yard
MARSlILLEs COUNTERPA NES. NAPKINS.
LADIIs' LINEN HANDKHRCHIEFs, very ans,
AZ 19k cts. 49, =
Do. HxMefIToHED.6 ne, 10 cts.
GRENADINE WELLS. 90 cts. al colors
80 AT B. II. MKYENBER0'S,
- Market Space.
M 1S-St Under the Avenue House.
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CENTER MARKET, To-DAY.-Beef, best cuts,
per pound, 3Oa35c.; next, Csc. Salt Beet, 2Oa25c;
Dried Beet, 25c. Veal, 25a3Oc. Mutton, chops,
SOC. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c.
Pork, corned ,25c. Bacon, hams, uncut 3Oc.;
SLICED, 35c.; breasts, Csc; shoulders, 25c. But
ter, i0a50c. Chickens, per pair, $2as3. Ducks,
per pair, 5Oas2. Eggs, per dozen, $50. Gran
berries, per quart, soc. Cucumbers, per doz ,
3Oc. Green Corn, per can, 6Oc. Apples, per
PIX, S1a1.30; dried, 75c. Green Peas, pix, 75caSl
Leeks, bh, sc; Straw berries, qt, 75caSl. Goose
berries, 15al6. TurnIps, PIX, i0a6Oc. Potatoes,
Irish, per PIX, 45c sweet, 81; Peaches dried,
per qt, Doc. Cherries, doc. Beans, butter,
Soc; white, 10a12c Radishes, per bunch, SC.
Beets, 35c. per peck. Onions, new 81 20 per PIX
bunch Onions, Sc. Parsnips, PIX, SOC. Carrots,
SC. Oyster plants 10aI2c. Cabbage Sprouts, PIX,
f0c. W ater crosses, per peck, DOC. Land crosses,
15c. Rhubarb, bunch, SC. Asparagus, 15c. Kale
DOC. Lettuce,pr o,ia5c Pineapples- 25a50c. Fish
Rock, large, each, 25c.aS2; small, per bch.,
Soc halibut, 10, Csc; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish,
15c herrings, doz, 20a25c lobster, 15c; sturgeon,
49, pike, Id roc; perch, soc; Shad pair 0a15c.
Fresh Mackerel, 33c. each. Rye, per bushel,
S1.25aS1 40. Corn Meal, 81 .d0aS150. Shipstuff,
0caS1. Brown stuff, zoe. Shorts, 60c Corn,
shelled, S1.l0; in the ear, per bbl S7aS9; Oats,
per bu., 75a9Oc. Hay, per cwt., s1.75. Straw,
S1.50as1.75. Glover Hay, s1.75. Spinach, per
peck, zoe. Small ducks, 75aS1 per pair. Small
birds, per bunch, soc. Wild pigeons, per pair,
374c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, 81. Widgeoas,
per PAIR, 80. Celery, per bunch, Zoe. Krout,
15c. OF. Geese, 81 .50aS2 Turkeys, S3. Fresh
venison, per pound, 30c
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UIRD.

On the 2th instant. JOHNNIE, second 90, OF
John II. and Kate Caldwell, aged years aud four
months.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon ct
O'Clock. The friends Of th family are inyited to
attend.
On the morning of 10th instant. JACOB W.
FRY, aged Is years, months. and days.
The funeral services will be held at Bridge street
Church, Georgetovn. to morrow Sunday after.
noon, 1t 4 o'clock.
baltimore Sun please eopy.I
On the 10th lost after twelve months painful
Illness, MARTHA ANN wife OF Nicholas Phelan
Ter funeral viii take place on Monday At 10 o.
70 from 81. Peters Church, The friends of the
family are invited.
In Georgetown, D. O., May 10Th, 1855, in the 10th
year of his Age. JACOB WALTER. SON of Jacob J.
and late Mary Frey
The relatives and friends Of the family are Ia.
vited to attend his funeral at the 6eor getown,
Brlos &c Street, Presbyterian Church, Sunday, 2lst
instant, at D. m.
Baltimore Sun please eopyI
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F ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES.

Caisf QxaYtsrmastsy's OFcs, Dspst Of Wsshisstox.{
Washtnston, D. G., May IS. 1855. 6
Will be sold at public suction. under the diree-
ton of Brevet Colonel Charles II. Tempkins. A.
Q. M, at the Corrals near the Observatory. in ths
City of WASH n gton, d. O.. between
FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES,
which have been used in the Government service.
The sale will commence on MONDAY, May a.
1865, at 10 O'Clock O.. and continue from day -
day, unless otherwise ordered, until the whole
number 10 seld.
The mules win be sold sinsly to the highest bid
der.
d. 81. FUCKER,
Brig, Gen, and Chief Gu ar termaseeg.
myl3 st Depot of Washin ston.
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PERSONAL.

DEReON AL.-Soldiers, call ct No. 312 Penn,
y ave-. between l6th and 18th streets. and get
Photograph OF the Capitol, for Jour friends at
MARRIAGE AND WEALTH-M ST. JOHN
~ formerly assistant editor of the Matrimonial
who are respectable, with beauty and sceomp iish-
ment. to All those v no may be in search Of part.
per for LIE, aod also tell you . secret which. il
followed will place you in comfortable circum-
stances in . short time. Satisfaction guaranteed
with q view towards matrimony can be furnished
Enclose one dollar, with address, to II. ST. JOHN,
35 LIST street, Detroit, Michigan, my l8-6ts q
nR PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsy1yanis
- avenue, near 18th ST., over Gessrs. KidwellI
Drug Store. $500. ~, ap 8 Sniff
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BOARDING.

ETOR RENT. WITH BOARD-A large and we'll
Il Furnished FRONT ROOM. Ais, wanted 4
few gentle men as Table Boarders, at 437 II. be-
tween 10th and 18th SITS. m 90 Stt
DOARD II FHE BAY, WEEK Or MONTH for
ID Oficers or others. Terms 81 so per day, Large
airy rooms, spacious grounds, gas, warm and cold
west corner 7lst and II SITS, D ITS
EOUR Oh FIVE GHNTLlMEN GAN BI WILL
y accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
Z street. south corner Of 18th. mar 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

To NAVY YARD RRADRRs.-Wyman, the
magician, a funny fellow, performs at Odd
on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Go and
be merry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

JRwELRY.-Cluster sets, coral sets, let sets,
long chains, bullets, rings, jet buckles, enam.
Jewelry Store, No. 43S Penn'a avenue, near
q \ street ml6-6t*
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REAL ESTATE SALB-J. &. Mcclure Co,
auctioneers, sold yesterday lot ON 1 street,
between 14th and 18th, TO Mrs. NJ. q. Reno, for
426 cents per foot
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W. L. WALL CO.. Auctonesrs.
VERY DIsIRABLl DWELLING ON 4TH

Rf L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctonesrs'
VERY DlsIRABLl DWELLING ON 4TH
On mosps s4s a1I. At AScE ssS Instant
in S e: in If ssasr. sns
nine back eighty six 1857 feet between 1 and x
d.sss..0 ,n l'Y .IS ~
p.Trsa, and horss al in excellent condition.
Conveysncins ut the expense Of purchaser.
Immediate possession % SlNs1; wALLAeo..
my 1o-2t Isunday Chronicle Auctionssrs.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgetown.
IIIkGfs AZ hUCTfoast. ohk AND
st residencs q MIS- Luber the co u ss st
Washington and Dunbarton streets, Gsor getown.
M.Inat sprne Sect ShafTa and so.s Of
Wslsut Marble sop 0entTs and ether Table.
M. s sas Shss and
Walnut and Nah ssssx Bed .tssds
WsrSrossss bureau Bureaus. Gssirs faSss &C.
Three Ply. Ipsssia and oths. CARPETS, eiclOths
S SsSsIs.ds m n M;. and Bedding
efriger.tos; Grocer and sisssvsrs'
ns1s fe'' 'Ars'' f Fl tSHo bo 5Ss RSe
RY WIN. Z. WALL L CO.. Auctioneers.
- South corner Penn. ave. and Ninth street.
At O
mencins at 10 O'Clock, will sell at 2O4 go St,
between b and sts., the entire Household Fur
niture, eInbrecina perior Parlor. Dining Room,
and Chamber Furniture, Also, Kitchen Furni-
ture and Cooking Utensils.
FThe house for sale. Inquire of the Auc-
tion GERS.
my Is-d WI. WALL g. CO.. Aucts.
wIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE REVIEW ON
"Wednesday the above sale Is tponed to tn URS-
DAY MORNING, 18th instant same hour.
my29 WIN. l. WALL Is CO., Aucts.
RY ". L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers.
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE. AND
IT0L sTRBET, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON 30th inst. at 4
O'Clock. at the house East Capitol street. desig
mated by the flag, good assortment Of Household
Furniture. smbracip the Paslor furniture and
the outfit of six Chambers.
ALSO.
At o. clock same afternoon, the House and Lot,
being g good two story Frame House, containing
six rooms. Lot 2, Square sl6S fronting II feet g.
inches Oh East Capitol street. and running bah
100 feet, between 4th and 5tAostreets.
myN WIN. L. WALL & o.. Auces
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CITY ITEMS.

WHITRHURsT, i3i Pennsylvania avenue, has
fine Photograph, from lite, of President j ohm.
SON. See mis- licensees Of distinguished men,
both civil and military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20
RYJ. @. MEG UIRK Il co. Auetionesrs.

AUCTION SALE Ain Of Enk hXEHhH.Nr HOUSE
a. Al No. $50 stfsss
between 18th and llth, awelliDE IN part occnpi.d
ayousshad FuGnitnre IN the appsF ps Of
house, also of the dining room, embr acng-
One suit Of Parlor Furniture, of walnut, uphsI-
ton Oh airs. enc same, ia French worsted bro
Two Walnut Carved Bookcases,
One Walnut and one Oak Library. or Office Table.
Large Siis frame French-pia's Mirror Slab and
Two sets Lace and Broeatelle window Curtains
One Oak chamber suit. Marbls-top Bureau ana
Washstand, with Wardrobe,
Two imitation Oak Wardrobes,
Several cottage Chamber Suits,
A!% Ss.i Il ssS kof a I'd sds Ss.iTs.
MAHOGANY and Walnut French and Jenny Lind
MahSsspy. and Walnut Marble top Bureaus and
Maho sany and walnut Marble top Pier and Gard
Cottage and Plain Bedsteads. Bureaus and WASH
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Care seat Oh amber Chairs aud Rockers.
Brussels, Paror and Chamber Carp
Three ply and Ingram and Imitation Brussels
Canton Mating Throughout the house,
Isrs sa ausntty Of oil Cloth on stairway ana
1mitssioR Rosewood Extension Dining Table.
Ms ness Syf Marble top o Sid sSoard.
Table Crockery and Glassware, a.s.
SSs .ttssyD an; and i Toiist Sets, 49,
window Shades and Curtains,
C CooRins Stove And Kitchen Requisitss.ae.
m nsTns d cash. J. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-20

WHITE GLOVES! White Gloves, at Yates j
Selby s, No. 323 Pennsylvania ay. 2t*
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TIE MAY FESTIVAL at Odd Fellows Hall
on Monday night, by the young ladies of the
fth district school for the benefit Of the Sixth
street Presbyterian Church, promises to be an
exceedingly pleasant affair. A great success
is expected