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ABRAMS IN RICHMoND.


C,en p. r. Lee and family left the city last
exeninr for Csrtersville, Cumberland county,
near which place they will occupy ior tne sum
n,er q cottage on q small farm a large num-
her of farms in different parts OF virginia, naSe
heer offered as presents to Gen. Lee, but ne
has in every declined 10 accept them, Du, ,i
this week a citizen OF Richmond profered MN
one of the finest farms in Orange county, whiS"
another offered to stock.
Notwithstanding the great precauton taken
by Monsieur Paul, the French consul III lhls
city, e25 hogsheads of the tobacco oeionSins 10
his Government were burned in the Daven.
mort warehouse Four thousand five hundred
hopsheads stored in other warehouses were
saved, and are now being shipped for Havre.
The Wheeler left TINS port lot HaNLs II, ,; :,
day, having on board $50 hogsheads OF TINS 10
We learn that leading merchants and other
intelligent men of the city have succeeded, aittf
a good deal of conference, in selecting cahui-
date for the Mayoralty, who, If ne can pc IN :
dueed to accept the nomination, can be elected,
and will give general satisfaction 10 the people
and both the State and federai G9aermih s..r
The Hon. John Minor Bolts, who has been
in the city for some days past As the guest Oh
Gov Peirpoint, left the city on this mornings
train for his residence in Culpeper.
Col Wyatt M. Elliott, of the City BATTALION
and also one of the proprietors of the Richmond
Wing, returned to this city yesterday afternoon,
having been released from JohnSon's Island
where he has been imprisoned since the hght
in Amelia county, several days after the eYac-
uaton of Richmond.
There seems to be a downward tendency in
the rents of all kinds of houses. We learn this
from a business man who possesses ample OPP
portunities of knowing.
The Wing says:
We understand that great deal of money,
remittances and loans from Northern banks
and capitalists, is now being delivered from
Adams Express Company, to aid certain
parties with real estate security, i'll rebuilding
their shattered fortunes and ruined establish
ments.
We learn. from a source that we apprehend
is reliable, that Major Thomas F. Turner late
commandant of the Libby Prison; Major George
w. Alexander, at one time commandant of
Castle Thunder, and Frederick Wiley, AdJu-
tant of the latter post had all arrived safely IN
London, England, at last accounts.
We are informed by persons who have tray
eled on this route, that the road is in miser-
able state of repair. A gentleman who set out
from Richmond to Lynchburg says that II took
him We days to reach the latter place, all the
delay owing to the miserable management ana
worn out condition of the rolling stock. The
Central road stipulates to put passengers
through to Charlottesville, and this road per
forms its part of the contract The time re
auired for the trip from Richmond to Lynch
burg is two days and night by way vi 'ii'
Danyille route.
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o r r I CT A l..

Var Department. Adjsfan, Gtrerar's oHeeI
Washiggton, June %, 1855 e
The following narned persons, dismissed the SER
vice ofthe United are notified that they are
fial at Annapolis, Maryiand of which Brevet MAJOR
General Ricketts,, Us. Volunteers, is President,
ton Of the ace approved March 8, 1855. e
y W. Anderson, late Lieutenant New York ar
tiilerS. .
.. IS; :. Allen, late Lieutenapt LIST Maryland ar.
l.. s. Richards, late Lieutenant LIST Pennsylvan
light artillery.
b. r. Mechanics, late Lieutenant SD U. s. c.
troops.
John Dale late Captain loath New York volun-
c. Nj. Blake, late Hospital Chaplain e s.A.
f. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ANOTHER BoaUs PETROLEUM CoMPANY.-A
firm styling themselves H. s. Roe &c Co.. have,
ii appears, been doing quite a large business
s.First National Petroleum Company" The
Company is genuine one, and soon after it
was organized Roe & Co. copied all its adver-
announcement that all remittances for stock
must be addressed to them. 1t is alleged that
they even issued false certificates of stock,
some of which fell into the hands of the genu-
inc company. 1t is supposed that Roe Il Co.
have pocketed some $4,000 by the operation.
Mr.. Hall, the District Attorney, has procured
the arrest of Austin III. Fuller, a clerk To the
firm of Roe & Co. Roe himself is missing
Y Times
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~ John Boyle, who was tried and convicted
st the recent adjourned term of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arunde County, Md, for as
saulting with intent to kill Capt. Thomas II.
Natkins at Brownsville, last fall, and also of
4he larceny of horse, the property of Benja-
min Watkins, of Ben, was sentenced by Judge
Tuck, on Thursday last to years confinement
IN the penitentiary for the former offense, and
wears for the latter. Sheriff Woodward has
delivered the prisoner over to the warden of
the Maryland penitentiary. The case of the
State VS.. Boyle, indicted for the murder OF
Capt Thomas II. Watkins, in March last, will
be tried, AZ heretofore noticed. at EllicOtts
Mills. IN September next, as will several minor
indictments against him.
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIAI,s

The Military Commission, of which Major
General Hunter was president, which has
been i'll session for over seven weeks past at
the arsenal, engaged in the trial of the con-
spirators, metthIs morning. and after a short
consultation, made up their findings and adj
journed. The findings. of course, will not be
known until passed upon by the Judge Adj
yOcate General and officially announced.
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CITIZENS MEETINe IN RICHMOND. "A nnaet
ing OF the citizens of Richmond was held in
that: city Wednesday night, at which 4 me-.
msriai to President Johnson prepared by
eommittee, was read and approved. and placed
signatures. The memorial recites the sufferins
of the people Of Richmond since the great Are
and petitions the considerable Of hat portion
Of the .PresidBnt's proclamation OF NAV oesthr
1885 ext epting from amnesty all persons' VIM
have voluntarily participated in the rebe1lioI
and the estimated value Of whose TAXABLE nrns
perry is over $4,000. esS'
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xTELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Governor BramIette On the Constitutional
-, .adment. -F =

Governor BramIette On the CsnstisutioAal
Amehdment. - -:
LOUISVILLE, Jane 2o-Gov. Brsmlette ad-
dressed the citizens this evening in favor ofthe
ConstitntiouaI amendment and the advantages
of free ger slave labor in Kentucky. Heissid
slavery had been utterly overthrown, and
pi,rged the people to proceed to establish sys.
TEN Of free labor as dictated by the wisdom
and interests, as shown by the statistics OF the
population and occupation of lands by slave
and non Shareholder, and that the rich lands OF
the State were in the hands of a class exceed
ingly small in comparison with the popular
masses. He urged the organization Of free
white laborers of the State to take care in future
of their own interests. He said the necessity
existed for the immediate action of Kentucky in
dsposing of this vexed question OF slavery.
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THE TRIAL OF GAYLE

Gayle, the individual who advertised in the
Selma (Ala) Dispatch to be one to contribute
towards raising million of dollars to - nsed
in procuring the assassination OF President
Lincoln and his Cabinet, was taken from the
Old Capitol prison to-day and sent back to Ala
bama in charge of Captain Mahaffey, OF the list
u S. infantry, where it is understood he will
be tried.
The witnesses against Gayle who We're
brought on here at the same time he was, have
also been released.
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APPLICANTS FOR pARnoN

Among the applications received yesterday
by the President for pardon were those of w
r. Drinkard, who was chief clerk of the War
Department under John Il. Floyd, and of AL.
fred Rhett, OF South Carolina. formerly Colonel
of the LIST South Carolina artillery. Drinkard
asks for pardon in order that he may be al
lowed to return TO his family, which resides in
this District
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~ There is movement on foot in Chicago
TO bring down prices. The retail prices for all
kinds Of staple articles are higher now than
ever before. A meeting is about to be called
Of ieading citizens to take positive action in
the matter. If dealers refuse to listen to reason
TN associated store will i've Immediately started
In the Sanitary Fair building, where goods
will be supplied at = small advance from the
wholesale cost
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Affairs In Georgetown.

CANAL.-The only boat arrlNtu ytsrruHY
was the Haldeman, with wood. to Heiston
Co. The coal fleet is on the way TO the docks.
4 disnatch from Cumberland informed the
agents here that during the time taken Tor
repairs of the breach i'm the Antietam division,
the coal boats We're tied mp NJ Dam NO. 4.
about eighty miles from this terminus, ana
that they passed the breach yesterday. Quite
a number of vessels are awaiting their arriNA
to obtain coal for northern depotS.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET. --Flour-pe-
mand sluggish, probably caused by the droop-
ing of the Northern markets. Transactions are
Omitted TO supply the immediate wants OF the
city trade Supers S7.75. Extras s 25 to s. 90
Grain-No arrivals or sales to base quota
lions upon. -
PoRT OF -Entered-Steamer
a Eliza, Richards, New York; brig Trenton,
Anterior, Cape Breton. Cleared-M. Repiier'
Hunter Corn River; Fairplay, Hall, iocomfco;
Fanny, NJ. Grissett, Curioman; Zion, Ham,
mond, do.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENcY.-The Secretary of
the Treasury contemplates the discontinuance
Of all issues Of fractional currency less than
10 cents. The printing of the cent notes has
been stopped by act of Congress, and Secretary
McCulloch will order that no more cent
pieces shall be issued. 1t is expected that this
will bring into use the and cent metallic
currency now coined at the mint, which are at
present boarded as fast as issued.
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z The CABINET MEETINa.-The Cabinet meet.
ing transacted no business to-day, owing to
The continued indisposition Of President John.
son, who is, however, considerably better to.
day than he was yesterday, we are glad to saw.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
AnImnortant EXPOSE.

NEW YORK, June 3O-The Tribune OF TINS
morning publishes an important expose by a
stakeholder of the United States Telegraph
Company, concerning the proposed extension
of that line to the Pacific, which is deeply IN
teresting to capitalists and the public sener-
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PAEDONS GRANTED.

President johnson to-day granted the appli-
cations for pardon of the following named
parties Jas: H: Frant, John o. Chiles, Cha..
=. Elicit, Andrew +. Ellstt, L. NJ Elicit and
VIM. Slater, Of Richmond, va; A. T. McCaI.
lum. n: CT Porter King, Ala; f.. d. PaVne.
Tenn; q. M. Everhart, KY, and w H. Wilt.
berger, GA.
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THE CITIZENS OF KANSAS ANDJEFFpAyJs

THECITIZENS OF KANSAS AND JEFF DAVIS
The following is copy of a letter received
by President Johnson few days ago:
TWIN SPRING, June II, 1S65-M President.
Dear Sir: We would very respectfully request
you to have Mr.. President Davis HING because
we want him hung. If you don't hang him
there might be a few from Kansas to do it for
yon Please let us know what you will do
about it. Very respectfully,
MANY CITIZENS
Twin Springs, Linn county, Kansas
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New YORK, June Bob. Osbon, naval re.
porter, who has so long been in the hands OF
the Government, charged with publishing con-
traband news, was to-day released on bis pa
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
1t is understood that the headquarters of the
Army Of the Potomac will be broken up to.
day. Gen. Meade and few Of his staff will
proceed to Philadelphia.
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ga mass meeting of the colored people of
Alexandria, at which about 900 Were present
was held in the Methodist Church in that city
wednesday evening, June 81, and resolution
adopted calling for a convention of the colored
people ofVirginia, to be held in Alexandria, to
take into consideration the present and future
CONDITION Of the colored people
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RELEASED

j. M. Lloyd, the lessee Of the Surratt Hotel.
at Surrattsville, was Internationally released
from the Old Capitol prison this morning by
order Of the Secretary of War. !
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DISMISSED,

Lieut.. o. 4. Gault, of the 10th New York
cavalry, has been dishonorably dismissed the
service OF the Un1tcu or an,
to the prejudice of good order and military
discipline.
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SERIOUSLY INJrRED.-YesterdaY afternoon.
boy Of about ten years of age, whose parents
avenue, near Adams's Express Co.'S freiEht
depot pile of lumber toppled over on him.
badly bruisng him. Officer Howard con yeyedl
was removed to his parents residence. -Isef'
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4 EASTERN SHORE X AILEoAD.-The Somerset
Herald says that the effort to pledge the re-
Eaainder OF the stock of the Eastern Shore Rail-
Sead rs meeting encouraging success. The
-b3aro OF directors should be sustained and up
held in this enterprise
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POLICE COMMONWEALTH Board met
yesterday afternoon in their rooms, ON 10th.
near ID streets.
/ The Board revoked the appointment of Thos.
Burns as patrolman OF the 10th precinct and
appointed John E. Nelson to fiji the vacancy
Inc Board transacted no other business of
importance and adjourned
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ROBBERY, ARREST AND RECOVERY OF THE

THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jesse Jones,
TWO cases; John G. Poletti, Fanny Brown
Catharine Garter, disorderly; 50 each John
Thomps, do; dismissed. Jas. Skidmore, vio-
iating corporation law; dismissed. Frank
Kelly, threats; bail for peace. Elizabeth Dris,
drunk and disorderfy; w. H. Mangum do; S3
each. Jas Pane, suspicious character; WORK
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WIN T.. HOOPER SONS,
w MANUFACTURERS
TW!NEs AND NETTING.
Dealers In articles used by
i.-t-- FISHERMEN.
Office corner OF Pratt and South streets, BsI<i
more, Md. mv,ysm
[OSEPH REYNOLDS 4 CO.,
P L U M B 4 RS,
GASAND STEAM FILTERS.

NU 9UV MIMI 81, MAR AVENUE,
Have just received, and will constantly keen 90
Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portsbies.
Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades and all ar.
tices in this line. from the best establishments In
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which will be sold on
= Also, RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE BOARD
STOVES ~ f.,-t74 - : = -
= Welare prepared 10 furnish the best RANGE In
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restanrants, &c, are invited to call.
We doAu.kinds ofGAS and STEAM FITTINGS
Irompfy md cheap, as also everything in the
PLUMBd NC 1ine in The most satisfactory manner
CAL and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains, Water
9th street ne ar Yennsylvania avenue, the largest
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APFoINrED-rhos. u. Sanders, or N1assa-
chusetts, has been appointed TO a first-class
lS1.200l cierkship i'll the Treasury department,
Htce VIM. III. Woodbury., resigned.
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DEPARTURE OF ,TRooPs.-Yesterttav the ~,
lowing troops left for their homes:--lst Maine
Y. Vols AS 43d New, York, 212; 10th Penn, $.
SN; go Massachusetts, $50 191sf Pennsa, 696:
4eth New York, 229 18th Few York Battalfnn'
242; SD Penn'a, $50; 61st Penn'a, $40; 9Th YER
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T UMBERl LUMBERIl LUMBERIII

Invite attention to my very large sto Of
IL NJ E
OF all kinds, comprising in part
a., "a and 81 White Pine Ceilings, Selects and
Panel. '' anu
Eastern Shore HemIock and Snr,ce Sil,s Lie,
Scantling, &c. ''
Eastern Shore White Pine and Spruce Flooring.
"a Hemlock, Eastern Shore and Spruce
"hite Pine and Cypress Shingles, Laths and Pick.
HICKORY, Ash, Oak, Poplar and Walnut
Dressed Lumber of various thick nesses and DUAL
mes Always On hand and under cover
All OF the above lean and will sell at prfces "A low
IL moi lower, than can be had in Washington
~ Special induceme nts offered to large cash mr.
chasers 7. EDW. CLARK, -
Lumber Dealer
On virginia ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS east,
ye ~ Navy Yard
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STATE OF THE ThxRA6MErR, at FRANKLIN &
IS. Fahrenheit IN the shade. s
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-On the 10Th instant, CLUSTER PIN.
l. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at L. +. PERRY'S Carpet Store, corner 9th and
Pa ave lie 20 st.
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TaB ,WKKxLY STAR is now on our coup,1r
for sale, and in wrappers ready for the D,ai,s'
containing the concluding testimony vi INC
conspiracy trial, the arguments for enc defence
And OF special Judge Advocate 1hgnan, Aiek.
II. S,enhens, account of the Fortress Monroe
peace conference; highly interesting military,
nayar sad departmental news; reports Of the
examinations of the public schools; several
columns Of foreign, domestic, agricultural.
Iiterary and local miscellaney, and the latest
teIesrsphic dispatches from all quarters.
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%AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the W
u G.. HIBERNIA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
win he held at Temperance Hall, THIS tFriday
EVENING, at s O'Clock Persons wishing TO be-
come members are invited to attend. IT.
~ MINNESOTIANSl--A Minnesotians in
u3 Washington respectfully invited to meet
THIS tFRIDAi) EVENING. at six O'Clock, at the
rotunda Of the Patent Office to make arrangements,
by request Of Governor Miller, to represent Min
jeN-1tt MINI. Mil. State Agent.
O@AT A MEETING OF THE IRON MOULD
uS ER'S UNION, No. 119, held at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard, Washington, d. c., June
1868. the following resolutions were approved
Whereas it has pleased the good Lord to remove
from midst, and from the trials and sorrows of
brother, JOHN i: ATCHIsoN; and whereas it be-
comes US as brothers and friends to express our
heartfelt sympathy for the iosswe have sustained
Therefore be it
/. Rssosred, That while we bow submissyely to the
viii Of the Great Ruler of the Universe for this dis
pensatiOn of his divine WILL will try and initiate
the many virtues of our lamepteddeceased brother
ReSolred, That he will ever be held in grateful
remembrance by the members of this Union Of
which he was worthy and honored member.
to the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy and
may they look to God for consolation and strength
TO sustain them in this their great affection
. ReSOLred, That in the death of our brother the
Union has lost one of its best and most honored
members, and our noble cause unfiinching adj
yocate.
Resolred. That copy Of these resolutions be en-.
Crossed on parchment and presented to the family
of the deceased. and that they be published i'm the
Evening Star and Finehers Trades Review.
R.y. BOND,
,.. !; LONG,
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CARRT1CFS CARRIAGES.
u CARRIAGES nHERR<
On hand fine assortment ot new ana GfSSS64E
second hand light Carriages, such asIs :. -,
Bugges. Rockaways. Extension ana haH-'opS'
Boat and Jersey Wagons, &C., &c. .
Old Carriages taken in exchange. oaIIEsth
taken on storage. Repairing promptly atfenaeo 10
jeso 81 400 Pa. ave. near ~ ST. and 314 DIST:
>suz.< FIREWORKS FIREWORkSi SsSzf
EcEaSD Union, FOR THE Gh0RIOCS5HH
TX FOURTH OF JULY %S
FLAGS At WHOLESALE.
The undersigned will offer the balance OF
SKY ROCKETS,
ROMAN CANDLES.
FLOWER POTS.
BLUE LIGHTS,
PIN WHEELS,
FIRE CRACKERS,
TORPEDOES,
TRIANGLES, &c,
To Dealers at cost "a he is closing out his stock
Call nj W b. LEWIS Is cos,
10 ~ 3O7 Pa ay between 9th and 10th sts
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Is A LEAKY CoNDITION.-From the odor
perceptible on 14th and other streets of the
Second Ward every morning il Is evident that
the night cart Of that section il iii a leaky con-
tiition
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THAT STISK.-The wind set right last night
TO take the Internal stink from the dead-horse
boiling establishments on the Virginia shore,
directly over the upper wards where reside
many OF our Government officials. We hope
il was duly appreciated in that quarter.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD IN A
Northern family, at 26S 9Th street, between NJ
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lie S0-eO5t
FOR THE 9TH.
3 49,. FUR L II T. All
~ FLAGS: FLAGS FLAGS.

4 4
NRIVALLED
FURNI URE POLLS
For bringing out the brilliancy of Varhish.
Restoring oil furniture o its original Iustre,
Removing dark spots. stalns and dimness from alt
vanished surfaces.&c.
For sale at BARRY'S Furniture Store, 81 Lou
isana av., bet 9Th and 18th SITS iecs-st'
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400 SPRING ASSORTMENT tCe
M A r K X I L RS,
NO. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET
DEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMESTS,
PAPER HAN INGs
select and varied stock of Gilt. Medium and
low priced Paper Hangings. Borders, Statue, Cen
tire Pieces, &c, embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest in the District. -
WINDOW SHADES
Bun Green, Pink. Lavender, Chocolate, Brown
and Gilt Window Shades, variety Of patterns
Shade Fixtures, Tassels &C
-. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS
Silk and WOrsted Picture Cord and Tassels diff
ferent sizes and coors beautiful assortment. Pic.
ture Rings. Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
Also, a variety Of Dark Wood Frames, with q va
red stock Of small sized Oval and Carte de Yisite
Frames.
ENGRAvINGS AND PAINTINGS
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store.
Order. for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
manner, in city country
~ Terms cash for Goods or Labor.
y. MARKEITER,
100 4e6 SEVENTH STREET, AOe
fOOeight doors above Odd Fellows Hall ,tOO.
je s3mF Washington. D. C. 1
IGOR SALE-Three young NILES, at No. aO4
l. 18th street, near G st. je IS 3tf =
A TW ooD's
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIyEI.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMSfor rent with Board on AZ
L street few doors from Pennsylvania av., south
west side, No. 81. lie 20 81
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Two ROOMS with BOARD, can be obtained by
l. applying at No. Z LIST street, Georgetown, ID.
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DOARD-A large, nicely furnished I'd story front
ID ROOM, with or without BOARD, in private
family Wafer and gas in room and bath in house
Apply lf2 I'd street west, between L and streets
north. lie :O-3tt
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/ CHARGE or GARRoTfSa.-Ths InorninE (
officers Essex and McElfresh arrested John
Forsythe, John, Smith, and John Scott, on e.
charge of garroting and robbing soldier las
night on Sd street near Maryland ayenues~
They were seen by some boys. One OF the
prisoners threw his arms around the soldiers
neck and cnoked him, another held his hands,
while the third robbed his pockets Justice
Walter sent the three prisoners TO jail for court.