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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
Vhe Alexauaria Gaze1tr
rnJIRsDAY EVENING, MARCH 2.
gnWs BY To-DAY's MAIL.

n,anf OF various instances ~ Hf1icss t""i''ci
a., ,r;s,ner. have heen enlisted in fha I, s.
>srvicf.. He says, that IN October. 1864, py
;.sr,.1io,z sc the President ] $50 prisoners
wArr enlisted a! Rock Island, ILL.,. and credited
=, Pennsylvania with she execution Of L
crt,lrea TO Ohio.
Counterfeit fractional currency, ct the de
summation ct 70 is, j. getring Into cifch'a-
zion 70 IN extern, that il likely 70 prove not
ouly tronhle:ome. hut expensive, 20 persons Of
a,n.l, means. whD are the Most likely to be
imposed on
President Lincoln has signed the ACT to pre-
vent officers of the army and nayy and other
persons engaged in the military and naval ser.
vice of the United States, from interfering IN
elections ia the States.
4 band CT thirty guerras made dash
into Hickman, Ky, yesterday, burned three
stores, Quilted others, and committed other
danreda,ions. Troops will be sent for the
protection of the town.
A telegram TO the New York Commercal
davea at Hatcber's Ran, on tie 25th Kit,
states that at that time the Army OF the Poto-
mac was under marching orders, aud was in
readiness to move at moment 8 1otice.
Reports from Washington say that recruit
ing for the T. S. army at the North and
West is going on successfully -averag'ng tor
several days past. 1926.
TIE American Express Company paid
dividend Of thirty eight per cent cash, aid
ffiy Der cent il stock with last years bust
ness. As good as lie.
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, and
Bishop Wood, of Philadelphia, have 10th
published cards denunciatory o: the Fenian
organization.
r is said in the Londun Star that &. recent
ball given by Prince Napoleon in Paris, no IN
vieasions were extended to pefaons belonging
u the Southern Confederate party.
The brst Of The month having sr.ived, the
Ola Capitol prison il again being cleared OF ali
The Confederate prisoners who are being sent
70 prisons in the North.
\ number al Confederate officers captured
before Wilmington have been brought up 10
Washington, and placed in the Old Capitol,
The roads in the South are represented TO
be very bad, at this time, so much so as to
impede military operations.
4 French transport which arrived from
Vera Cruz reports that the Imperalists had
captured Oaxaca. in Mexico.
Beaufort, Y. c., is to be made depot for
supplies for the Fedora! army operating in
North Carolina.
Gen. r. A. Pryor arrived at the front, for
exchange, en- Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02

Ms~ The funeral Of the late Miss Lizzie
Steaurt, advertised to AXE place this afternoon,
will take place to-1oo~rcsv (Friday) afternoon,
at ( 0 clock, from her late residence. los, CAM
,rOI Etrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
DIED.

1t Fort McEenry, Nd, OF Friday, 24th If
February, J A III BIS &C MINING IAN, son Of
the late Thomas 3. Washington, Esq Of
Ola y1nont, Jefferson county. Virginia. aged II
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02

Gnd. 10 New York: 70 day. l97.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
nv. @. McGUIRl 4 CO., Auctionsers.
CAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATU

BY virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 18TH lay
Of December. 1851; IN cert,iu csq'e therein d. :
plsi, ant and Charles Wsrman and othe,s de. ds.
fendaDts, tthe same being cause No I'll. Equity
D1eh.t the snbseribsr will offer for sale, on
nexi, Al baif past Ave O'clock, sill Of the right,
tisle. and iaterest of the complainants and de-
feudants in and to Lot mum bsred eleven, accord:
Ing TO Davidson's 50 bdivison of square numbered
two hundred and twenty-five, IN the city OF wash
iDgtnn.
This property is improved by a three story and
basement Brick DWELLING House, and is one OF the
most valuable pieces of property In tne city OF
Washington It Is on 18th street west, near tn 9
ctrpe Of New York avenue and Presid ent's Place;
Ia in full view of the State Department and of the
residence lately occupied by President Johnson
It's close proximity, to the Presidents House and
The different Departments gives it peculiar value.
Terms OF .ale, as prescribed by the decree, are:
One fourth Of the purchase oney st all be paid in
casb on the day OF sale, and the residue in three
tQual iustallmsnts, at six, twelve, ard eightee o
mont 4. with inter H from the day OF sale. All
cor v ey ar cling including revenue stamps. at the
cost o. the purchaser IT the terms Of sale are
not complied with in five days from the day %!
SALE the Trustee rsfeTyea the ght to resell at the
risk and cost of the purchaser.
j GARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
jeo4 eodts JAS g. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
THE EVENING STAR.

CANNON AT RICsMOSp -9overnment IS
YapidIy dismantlipg the foruneations At Ricn-
mond and Petersburg, and shipping the csn-
non etc, 10 the Washington and other Mort l.
ern Navy Yards and Arsenals. The numo Z
of cannon Of all kinds, siege and field, 10 much
larserIhan was originally supposed. AT one
tine -FOUR or five acres az the landing below
r. hmopd were covered with cannon, Gals.
cops, army W aeor 3, etc, Eve vessels were al
Cty Point and Richmond last week loading
with them, including the beautiful White
worth battery Of rif1ed cast.steel twelve
Founders surrendered by General Lee a.
BuIkesvils, Virginia, which was presrDteo
TO tbeIebtls at the beginning OF the war; oy
o. npaIhizipg friends in England
Artillery officers pronounce one % lug
fl est tierips in the world IL VIII pIonaeiy
he cent, with other curious pieces 70 west
Point; as trophies. At Petersburg, just before
its eyacu alton, many caBDons were buried,
AND head boards put up a. each end, TO resem
HE soIdIers' graves. The negroes, always
Ioyal 10 the North, Immediately revealed the
trick, and up wards of 100 field pieces have al
READY been exhumed. The amount OF war
material pow accumulated ny Government,
both of its own manufacture and captured
from the rebels, 10 almost incredible. Speak
pg OF guns in wholesale way, an artillery
officer lately intmated that the cannon, cais-
sons, smbulances, army wagons, etc, with
their teams. would make column reaching
from New York 10 California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

THsLAsr BATTLE OF THE Wharf.-The last
battle OF the war was fought on Friday. the
l2tp OF May, on the shores of the Rio Grande,
not far from Pala Alto. The fighting was
prir cipalIy IN sight OF the Mexican shore, and
II is said passing ste am boat had "hand' in
It. II vas, therefore, the veritabls Arranged
don of The war, which all have sought and
desired so long. II was fought near the old
battlefield of Palo Alto, some two thousand
miles from Bull Run q he intervening country
having Seen all fought over), and was parti-
cipated in by most Of the tribes and nations OF
the earth, Federals, Con:ederates, Corps d.
Antique, MexicaDs, and Franco. TeurOnic-
MeIicans from Martinique. Syria, the Tyrol
and Austria, and France proper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
nHOPOoALs FOB FORAGE.

ca" Q.1',"n Ss:s,, Co.. f.:
s.
of these I'll e. With ct, .od
OF Corn or Oats and 30 tons OF Hsv ~ Straw,
Bidders mus, state at which Of tn, .Oov. asmea
rates at which they win make deliveries thsreat.
ms o. asss .sd Ss be
menced, and when to be completed .
The price must be written out In words on the
Corr to % PIT up In 5000 stou, ..s.s Of .soss
bushels each. The s.cls 70 be furnished
,as si.. 81 s. to t1 sS The
The p.Esicular Kind o, dsserig.iGn o. 9sr "frn
Al thu spscs. osrsd unae. the bids
nl e. bsas
,0entr.ct. win Be AWARDED from time to TIM, %
nsds ~ssn sss .hcs .%onnt centssstsd for shs
h TSs bid bidder viii be required to accompany his
.th :p ed = +:
q they vii. within ten days thereafter o execute ute
the fer n nhs .u nance
Of the contract to deliver the articles proposed
II .nS IN ..ss thu The ad
enter into the contract they to maze 1900 Ihe ~.
whom the contract may be awarded.
The rasnonsihiiiry ef the suarantors must be
shown by the oficial certificate Of United States
District Attorney, COLLECTOR Of Customs: or sn2
or responsible person known to this office.
An bidders yill Do duly not1asd ofths acceptance
The fuli name and post ONCE address! OF each
bidder must be lesibly written In tns Rro-
PROPOSALS. must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. b.
Rueker Chief Depot QaartermAster, Washtn ston
p. G., and should be plainly marked PROPOSALS.
iop nna. r. sum eoual to the amount of the CON.
tract. signed by the contractor and both Ct his
guaranters will be REG uired q the snesedui Did,
B.k fern. Of bids ii sS; :na oonds may
All nroooesls received under this advertisement
viii opened .nd examined At this On 60 On T Rid
dsrs Are respectfully invited to be present ~ ths
opening Of bidsn they desire; RyoKIR.
feaS.tf Brig. Gent ana Quartermastef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
OvvI0I BALTIMORl & OHIO RK. CO.,
I WAsHIEafoN, December Is, 1854


HIz SSoRSe Ss1E2KH
md ss y s.%s2.
IN. ,. Hse E2eFH
seC Washington sl'
sisiss 50 s T.. Ne. Ys.f $50 No
No. sSBHLT1MoRl & wIsTIsN TRAM
Leave Washinsson s;ls n; Me-. st ,p a. T way
for the West, and reaching Baltimore as 1000
1s' fhiisd.iDhi: s:s7 s.s.. Ne. York 1000
No. 8-BALTIMoRl TRAIF AND WAY sTA-
ins 81 Relay With Frederick train. Arrive At Bal
SS SoNMgTATWEo o!s,n AED
az stops q 15iss Besvis Laurel and
Annapolis junction only
rsgss 4Sssts:7::o g! s;SS S.::. ::
;s9Ps ye5t q oT b. It'll as: sfs
eS o, ,ny men orders to insure the mails
N No. s@BAiT MoSs& aARRIsSURa a., RAIN s.lt,
Ls.v: s W.shinston go ?. n:'nd arrives" A"1'
No, s-NiH YORK. 1LAp1Pa1A. 4 4!sD
a Rs1,I aou.. 1...sn
sers TO tafe I1press Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
PaIR eEsburs, and all points In ths West. Beaches
New Yerk at 6:1o An.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the oo1nections will be made
s aaa IN 70 .; "a On
'. rns ONLY s FRzPa5 f 1sos 'xA.z1seEs.
Tor passeneers on sunday are the s:15 and 11:1s
4. Y. and P. \. foT baltimore, and 1880 f:n;
for baltimore, Philaa slphia, and the West. and
the ?. n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKlTs to the West. - yell g 70
Philad elphia, New York, or Boston, can be had ~
tho station Ticket once At all hours in the day. -
Building, Psnnsylvania avenue between ~ ana
'BAGGHGI will b checked at all hours.-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
All PAsslNGIRS,v neither soldiers or eitisens.
Tsiss
for ladies and their attendants and the
Ss;; ana SO y AK sss ihs
viii the decisions Of the AGENTS or eondustors
the hurry Ct stsTtAipf ne t..io az
4, II. COLI. General Ticket Agent. aecO
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Steamer @. Vanderbilt. Capt. A l.. Colmarl
-A q. 8. MAIL LINZ. ~
RrRoM pAIT1moR. I Eaa=EC
FOR FORT MONROE. NORFOLK CITY POINT
@~~ AVN RICHMOND DAILY

fOR fOkr MUN nvH; Y SOHHnroLh iCltf fV1NT,
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave IL Onion Dock foot of Concord street,
FORT mon sf ZOE = As 5 s 4 ia VA.
Conn Getting at Fort Monroe with q line Of first.
class R'eamers, daily, on James River. for
OITY POINT AND RICHMOND. VA.
RETURNING,
WILL L1AVE RICHMOND AT 6 A. DAILY,
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that cave
in time for the Easter and Western trains, and
for Washington City. D. @.
The steamers this line navigate the James
River going and returning, entirely in daytime.
giving Do myers ample time to the furti6ca.
tions, and all ether objects Of interest.
TICKETS for the above places can be had en-
board of the boats.
Fare from baltimore to Fort %esro. s %
Through tickets from Be.o to H Reh pon.
~ State rooms and meals extra.
~ The state room acco nmodations are unBur.
passed. and the table is we'll supplied.
~ Passengers taking the llS train from
PHILADELPHIA will make connection with
~ Psssen gers taking the SEQ A. M. train from,
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Ealti-
~ Passengers taking the 5 P. M. train from
WASHINGTON, make conneetion yith this line.
HUGH o'CONNOR. Passenger Agent jes ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

QUARrRRNAsrIR GEsERaL's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON DRY. June 90 Ei5
viii be sold, 8. public auction; during the month
OF uly, 1861 to the highest bidder, at tie times
and places FAMED below. viz:
B B4.LLTiMnok1i ND WEbNEspAY, July5.
GIEsBORO. D. C., FRIDAY, July 7, and on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY of
each week thereafter, Va
YORK PA FRIDAY. Jnly7,
MIFtLlNT0N Pa, FRIDAY. July7.
MILLlAMSPORF. PA WEDNESDAY, Julyl2
EAkTUN. PA. .TuIsDAY. July il:
BALTIMORE, ND. "WEDNESDAY July 10.
NEWPORT. PA PRIDAY, July 81,
POT TsvILLE. PA FRID,Q July %.
WILMINGTON. DBL, SATURDAY. July 90
BALTIMOkE. MD. MONDAY, July 81,
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day for
road and farming purposes
Many good bargains may be had. Horses seld
sinpl,.
tales to commence at 10 m.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES a 1KIN,
Bfevet Brigad General in charge
je d Ct LIST Division q. NJ G. 0.
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PROPOSALS.
ERIsa BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DKpARrNlSr.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. f
Bureau OF Proptsfoas and C9oihtrr yufe Il, 1855
sealed Proposais, endorsed PRO posaisfor Fresh
Beet and Vegetables !" win he reeeiy ed a this b.
reau until J'clock p. m, on thu ist dav OF July
nest Tor the supply Of 25to % pounds Of RRnsa
BE1F and 25;MO louods OF FkkSH VK91rA-
BLEs. at the WAshinston Navy YAsi and station,
coed quality, and the best the market affords,
and each article must be offered for by the pound.
1he Beet to be ineQual proportions, fore and had
gu ar ters.
Bonde, with approved security will Be required
Ia one hal the estimated amount Of the contract.
and twent, per cent in sdditiep viii be Withheld
from the amount Of each payment 10 bs made, 40
collateral security for the due psrfor of the
contract. which viii, on no account, be paid until
IL 10 fully complied with
livery oner n ade must be accom- panied by writ
ten guaranty signed by one or more rsspopsi BILE
persons. tn at the bidder bidders will IL his
their bid be accerted, enter into an obligatiou
within ave days. with go ard sufficient sureties.
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless sccora-
panied by such sunan'y. and by satisfactory
evidsnce that the bidd. Ia a regular dealer in
the articles proposed and has the license required
BY law
The Department reserves the right to reject so y
proposals not consid cred advantageous to the Gov
10 2l-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

unn s Oh be sisfyd s
is5 ssuRpSyins the tS described
sIss day Of Jul; nsxt A''ai 'eA' commencing the
TIE ssstionsI, must be Of the best quality.
Tss Vii 81
bond With approved sureties the faithful frI
spa ts the .lSst
dee m proper, and to increase or diminish I fss
Articles not named Ia the sob eduls below .r..
% inr1dstsa q the option Of the Department st
Paper made Of linen ' stock.
~ ~ resms Isspst S Cap. weighing l6 pounds,
SEQ rsams Eoolscap. ruled or plain. weishine /.
Screams 9garte Pest. ruled plain. Weighing 10
ao resms 3uasto Post. ruled or plain 'weisbins n
soresms No,s Paper. ruled OF g'I plain, hs.aes =,
70 l, s:aS' s S|OR;ins Paper.
s 700 Sl Siossk!n si Boards.
s,o.
SsSS 1sn uysfSs:; Later fsts- 81 I.in
so,oco SnyslOpss, letter sizes. s.tr. heavy s..s..
$50 st O. si Ms s:1is'P Pens. N'-
Sedossn Red and Blue Bias1 P sssa Pencils
20dosen Ivory FOLDERS. o..
l9dozen 1faaers. ivorv handles.
III oonen Rodgers or Wosten holm's fou- HI, .
dozen Scist ors, go .rr ..r .....-
dozen Shears. asa ..-rr.f s-.-.
a. dezen Maynard Moves Black Ink. or.r,.
Sod esen Maynard Moves Black Ink n;efs.
~ dozen french Carnine. L-s 40
70 dozen inkstanss, Draper's, Whitney's mr. aor.,
lOe pounds ealing wax, scarlet. cit
20 20 undf Ind rubber, prepared
MAozen Bill Taste ofted colora
dozen Bed Tape, In pieces assorfad
H0dozen roilg Red Tspo, II =
2Uo pounds Linen TWine. s-t-Rt VI.
SOdozen large ArA MucilaRe, with brusba,
10 dozen qnart bottles Mucilsse
10 dozen Blank Books
20 dozen pack Visitina Cards. .s le- ...
dozen Pen Racks
10 dozen Rulers. ~ 81 t..rs
500 sross India-rubber Bands, assorted.
dozen Memo andum Books.
8 dozen boxes NotariaI Seals
2 dozen Portfolios,
dozen boxes D. elets.
] dozen Eyslet Punches
; dozen Letter FILES
. dozen Wrfti4g Fluid.
; dozen Letter Clips
10 pounds epo nse, ga I
5 dozen Gold Pens and Holders.
125 ydS Trsctng Linen.
5 dozen Sponge Cups,
dozen Paper WEIGHTS.
90 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners. 4
ENF1EBLID AND D1LI0ATl ooEsTIF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

ting hat the art Of spritualism is taught in a
few easy and progressive lessons by the
advertiser, who can give frst.class references
as a great medium and spiritualist. Pupils
made perfect in table.rapping, rope-tying,
handouts, mysterious knockings, floating
about the room. prod cling sparks of fire from
stones, vanishing In the air, causing guitars
&c, 10 fiy about the room. Constant employ.
N mt uarantied when perfect. A female with
active legs for tables " anted at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

1.-THE rebel General Carroll, one OF Jer
Davis's assassination agents In Canada,
having applied for special pardon under the
Amnesty Proclamation, his case was referred
10 Govern or BrownIow Of Tennessee, of " hich
STATE Carroll claims to be citizen. The Gov
ernor's opinion OF the rebel Is expressed as fol-
lows: This man would Rot be permitted by
the people Of this State to live here I've min
utPs. he 10 too mean TO say anything good
about and / don't care to say anything bad
ahout him: therefore Ill say nothing.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

u An Eastern editor says that a man in
New York got himself into trouble by marry.
Ing two wives. Western editor replies by
assuring his cotem porary that a good many
men had done the same thing by marrying one
A Northern editor retorts that quite q number
of bis acquaintance found trouble enough by
barely promising TO marry, without going sny
urther. A Southern editor saws that friend
found in company with another mans wife;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

~A New York writer says the chief pleasure
deprived by the Bostonians at musical en-.
terrain ment is criticism, and he ventures the
staten that "when they 70 to heaven thew
will declare that some OF the harps are ont or
tune, that one of he angels takes liberties with
the composers text, and that another sings
nat They will also deplore the absence OF
the great organ"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
ONITHR0UGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington ats O'Clock p. II.
PERSONAL.


nEAR FR11ND:-The Captain is now . sound
y man. and thanks me for recommending him to
whom he VAS treated 80 bonorably and skillfully.
De DARBY is still at 499 It'll street. je l9.lm"
IMPORTANT TO LADIEs.-MADAM WENAH
can be consulted on the cure of Female DiA.
eases It her residence. No. 227 9th street west
hours from 10 .. m. to p. m. For particulars
seno fof clrcular. Je3lmH
MADAMK RIBTILL, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFE.
~ ~; who has successfully treated all diseases
OF females for thirty years, can be consulted as
usual, at 81 Chambers street, New York, or By
s iSsssf' snd %eSieins ser By mail Married OF
az for removing obstruction, from, waatSsyyer
French Female Monthly Pill. No. /, to restore
regularity IN 48 hours. II Of short standing, but
2, which are four degrees stronger than No. 1,
and can never fall are safe and healthy; price SIS
New York city or sent By all. With full instruo:
tons, By addressing Box No. 9, $3.50 New York Post
Once Also solo in Washine t0n ut No, 467 9th
street. bstvssn and II and corner New YORK
myN Sms -
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
WEI. SlnS s., Bail, T.: = e -
foot Of Walnut sfreet kXAG

sVN Est JDhe1Y RAIL- So. = =. = = = :
", ~ !, F% %.IS1 aI lsl.ss: From - Es
Somsm saSas SHruRDAY. Jun. 10th. 1855. .
Dor OAP1 NAY, &C., at {, 80 A. NJ, Express, 80
+: WHY VIZ vlsEIAsD. &C.. s.oA. NJ,
y For IS SSssiDdEIoN. sALlM, &s.. at s.Is A. NJ.
For akAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and slsA. NJ, aso
p Fer NoSDsURY.&e..s.so and SIS a. NJ, $50.
land s~ RiTuRNINe WILL LYAyl
Cape May ct $50 A. NJ. Mail, 8 70 A. NJ, Frsisn''
kiiIie 4 IS L. NJ. Mail, Il os ?. NJ. Freight
Bridsetcn 1t 10 4. NJ. Mail. o45 a. N, Freight,
e ss!.n Al IS 4. f.. Mail. "a. M. Freight. 4o'
Woodbnry at los aud 8. lsA NJ, Mail, s.oS A. NJ,
Freight. IS and % P. NJ, Passenger.
On the hrst day OF July an addiSonH e1pso 20
train win be added to and from Caps nay m m
adeiphia at $50 P. n. This in three hours from
oamaeI VAN RENSSELAER,: superintsn.dent, .
West Jersey Salem and Cape May ana MiiSllis
Tal oWvSisr JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will Attend to All the usual branches OF express
bn sinese. receive, deliver and forward tnrou gu
other responsible Expre,s Companies, 20 All paris
! of the country, any article entrusted to them.
Special Messenger accompanies eAen 'oIoasn
trn Dr.. aelnh IA. June 5, 1865. jelo-dtsepl
OYIIol BALTIMoRl q OHIO BIZ; Coz IA.
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~ The proposal to erect q great hall and
asylum for Free Masons in New YORK. has ar
length assumed a tangible form The sieht Of
the Church property, corner of Grand and
CROSBY streets, has been purchased, and the
subscriptions for the object now amounts To
about one hundred and fifteen thousand dol
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TRAYELERSi DIRECTORY:
NRw YORK AND WAsHIHaToN sTlAM.
SHIP COMPANY. <4&aA

e.s Old Line between .+.
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA WARRINGTON
AND sEoRGIrowN.
OCEAN sTEAMERs-BALTIM0R RHBACOA
CLYDE and BMPIRE,
in come ction with Inland Steamers.
GEORGE b. STOUT, NAY YLoW1R and
rs ANN ELIZA.
Regular sailing days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
at u m from the feot Of High street, George
town. and Pier l5 Iast River, foot Of Wall street.
New York.
For Freight or Passage apply to
G. P, HoUGhTON. Agent, foot OF High street
NJ. ILDRIDeE co., Prince Street Wharf
Alexandria.
JANIS HAND, III Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded ia
all parts of the country with despatch, at Lowest
rates.
je22 ON o. r. H0UGHTON, agent.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
steamer 9. Vanderbilt. Capt. A; L; Culinary
Steamer Exprsss.-----. Capt. II. A. hythsr
The Steamer. G. VANDERBILT aud ExPREss
viii leave baltimore every TUES. siE~m n
Pay pi and fRiDAI ..h atsp M for SE3
Oh the Potomac River.
M ~
usual lsndin 90 on the river.
For Information. freight or passage apply Z
NEEDHAM l. SONS, 142 Light street wharf
j. BRoDERs & CO.. No. 3 King street, Ajax
MORGAN. RHINEHART& co, No. 1Oa wste
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURS DAR.s.
ny GRIM 3 WILLIAMB. Auctionsers.
u Iors ON rrfu NAVY

'oenfAtn. ~ IL HAST At AUCffoa. - - :
On MONTY: the p d.! Of yaly esIt. as 9
ses fourteen Be din9 Lots in Square $40, fronting
ON M and lit streets eAst and N aid . streets
sesth. Al! 10 he sold without reserve.
Title ind is putable. lla rf.
TtE4s: One third cash; b,lases In and Il
m6ptht, secured By . deed Of trust on the fsmi
heP; $26 ID ga r. euired do vn on each Lot when
the property is Knocked off,
All conveyspcins and revenue stamps At the
js'a6 GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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fwo a6NDRID CAVALRY uoRs,s 's'A OF
~ DAY. noAeT AAoH
s.Ds 81 sS a. ,armins par sosss many sooa bar.
Hessss sold siselS; Sale 70 sonne.e. Al IA
ete.mS6at for aissboro win leave TX 49,.
p N. JAM10 4 es %
Brsvet Rrigadisf General, II, cSsr.s hjrst NJ.
Visiop ouaYtsrnastsS Generals Once. mysD.tisso