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~The Richmond Bulletin nertious a rsno,

- The Richmond Bulletin nertio q report
current In that city that Mr.. A. T. Stewart the
wealthy merchant OF New York, had deter
mined TO erect a block OF subs eantial store.
houses on one of the squares OF tine burned dis
trlct OF Richmond, provided he can make sat.
1sfactory arrangements with the owners of the
Hand. II is said that he does not propos e to
purchase the sites. but to take a lien upon
them, and retain control of the edifices, when
erected, until he reimburses himself from the
rental OF the improved property. Several
German architects and craftsmen have arrived
in Richmond from New York to survey the
property and prepare the plans.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Celebration of the Battle Of Bunker HI

Celebration of the Battle Of Bunker Hill.
BOSTON, June Thanks, insurance offices
and many business houses are closed to day
in commemoration of the battle of Bunker
HILL Members of temperance societies and
the common in observance of the day. At
Lowell the monument to the memory Of Ladd
and Whitney, who tell in battle in the attack
on the 9th regiment, is being dedicated to-day
with imposing ceremonies. Gov Andrew de.
liyers the Grafton.
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SOUTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN
A letter received in this city by Gen. Howard
from South Carolina, gives a gratifying &C
count OF the colored population Of that State.
Nine thousand colored children in South Caro-
lima are attending school regularly, and forty
thousand freedmen are engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits.
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Thieves Among Soldiers.

PoUGHKREPsIR June 17-Considerable ex
element prevails in this city owing to fresh
arrival OF thieves, who come here to rob the
members OF the 15Otn regiment, who are re.
celving their final discharge with nearly one
year pay. A suspicious individual peddling
brass jewelry at the headquarters of the regi-
ment this morning was set upon and badly
beaten bv the soldiers and after wards lodged
In Jail. The tar and feather club will meet at
headquarters on the receipt OF orders for the
protection Of the 150th regiment.
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TH!s ~ To GiEn NOTICE, That the subsori-
W.sSip1tcn So9nty IL at e. he Orlhans court Of
letters Of aaminstration To per, OF sstate
said deceased. are hereby warned e si1;t ths
same, with the vouchers thereof. to Is. l h sls
they may otherwise By law b excluded {tsm M Eli
osa s OF sac ss.s s hand th,. nth d.x =,
1855. JOSHPH GAWLRR.
my Z4aw3ws, 1890. Administratsr,
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RELEASED FROM THE OLD CAPITOL.
Daniel Shrieve, farmer Of Loudon county,
Virginia, who has been in the Old Capitol for
some time past, was released upon taking the
oath of allegiance.
Robert Harden, citizen of Washington, ar
rested in April last, was released this morn
ing, subject to military surveillance over his
future conduct.
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w 1 - ts1ihA !. s1sAsl2s 7 VOLTS,
MARBLE xAr 4.1StA' m5SHSaf.Nra r.rn,
and WI6HHfANO TOP6. 60

Aonaments made to order on Reasonable terms
viii keep constantly on hand lAsTlRN MAR
BIZ and 0ARBLu THING, 80
Orders for Plumbsr's SLABS promptly attended
70. PsnnsylvaniA svenne, bstwsea 18th and 18th
streets west, Wao1tnEtou. y. o. mari
iV1ores s,0xk::ss,b IRa l4aoso TUNER AND
Ists blished in 1856, and Formerly known o. tuner
Tor Chickeripe b 4opsfor Washinston =
Orders now received ct Dempsey & O'Toole's,
,1nsrssers, &c.a $50 Pa. ayenue, between 9th and
ait1 street. asAf 70. avenue nv si.sts :,
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HARvRsT.-We learn that some of our farm.
ers have already commenced cutting their
wheat, and 1t Is expected that by the first of
the coming week nearly all of them will be
engaged In securing this crop. The wheat
harvest Is unusually early this season. but it
Is now almost certain that not over halt q crop
Will be realized in this county. The causes
assigned for this partial failure are the fly,
rust and smut, which are represented in some
Localities TO be so destructive as to render the
wheat scarcely worth cutting Csc. Mary's Ga.
zsffS
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ORDERED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.

ORDERED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY,
In accordance with instructions from the
Secretary Of War, Archibald Mcfarland,
George McF garland, Alexander Mcfarland,
Thomas Cook, Archibald Mckay, r. Archi-
bald, and Robert Prlndle, were released from
the Old Capitol prison this morning upon their
parole to leave the United States. These men,
who are aliens, it will be remembered, were
q, rested here some time ago and tried by mil
itary commission for engraving the Confede.
rate treasury note plates.
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~ Since Tuesday last the officers Of the
Treasury Department Of Maryland have dis
bursed over S2O0,OOO IN payment Of claims I'M
der the bounty acts of 1864 and 1865.
- The loss to the Government by the Nash.
Vile fire, at first represented at eight or teI
millions OF dollars, will not exceed 81, Pc, 900
IL The "Journeymen Freestone Cutters
Association" OF Boston, have voluntarily re.
duced their wages fifty cents per day, in or
der. as they say, TO "show their willingness
TO reduce the expense of building"
IL During this week $50 rebels have been
released from Fort Delaware, 161 from Fort
Warren, 200 from Camp Chase and johnson s
Island, and large numbers from Point Look
out. During the next days 1900 will. be re-
leased from Camp Chase and Johnson's Is.
land.
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THE SOLICITOR OF THE NAVY DEPART.
MENT
Solicitor Chanler, who has been mentioned
in connection with the Assistant Secretaryship
of the Treasury, has not resigned his position
in the Navy Department He is absent from
the city, and cannot consequently enter upon
the duties as Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury to-day, as stated in some of the Northern
papers.
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RHLRAsRD.-Christophe v Hogan, who was
arrested some months since on the charse Of
being concerned In the robbery OF Major Ma.
lone, Paymaster, of about sac, 600, was yester.
dsyseteased from the Old Capitol, to be turned
be recollected, about the time OF tina robberv.
was one OF the Metropolitan detectives, and
some months after the robbery he wac arrested
lPhalsdelphia. 'gE5g
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jel5 Nv
IN K A I
Z = A 8 ,

THl GENT PER POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM. IT
Having made Arren eemens with An exten.
sive house in New York to su pply me with TlAS,
now offer to the trade fine assortment of Black,
Green and Japan Teas of ell grades on the above
system. which has proved so attractive In all
Northern cities.
All Teas sold 1t Ave 90 cents per pound advance
'''A W. CORwIN BURGY,
eoIe Agent for Thurston. Rall & 90: g celebrst
: Water. Boston, Milk Graham and Butter Orsc
ers, IA North Charles ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
vny3Q 6Wifs
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git was recently stated that a portion Of
the assets Of certain Virginia banks, taken
from Richmond at the time Of the evacuation
of that city, had been stolen, near Washington,
Ga, by a gang OF robbers. The Richmond
Times row states that several Of the robbers
have been taken, and some one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars recovered. The off,
GERS Of the different banks hope to recov the
whole
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ARM R;s Sss f, sTSs, H4fsIs,; q,
HlLMBOLpD PRHPARATEONe. they enjoy
utmost condolences. Wseenelder them safs aadrs
liable. NDVIlRs YATl4,
fkilAdslphis, June nth. 1850. MAJ Hsu
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~ Accounts from Southern Tennessee and
Northern Georgia and Alabama represent that
the guerrilla bands OF rebels who have been SO
numerous and so pestilent in that region have
quietly dispersed and gone to their homes
Many of these men, who have been guilty of
almost every crime against humanity, now
surrender and unbIushingly ask and expect
amnesty for all their past enOrmities.
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~ Shall the negro live by the sweat Of the
white mans face !-Democrdt.
No, stree, he is going to live on corn dodgers
and ham and he won't have any master to
feed him whether he works or not, 1t will be
Sroot, hos, or die" with him. We guess he'll
prefer TIA former.-LouispiUe Journal.
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THI LAST NOTICE.
Iron NEW YORK CTIONSt
ID RY G d o ID So
At 8, II. MEYENBERG'S.

DRY GOODS.
Ats, n. MEYENBERGg.
Having made many cheap purchases at the recent
New York Auction sales, in accordance herewith
Ihave reduced the prices on my whole stock ut
least
TwlNlY PER CENT.
BLACK AND CoL0RHD SILKS.
Black Lutestrins Silk for 81.
Handsome Gros de Rhines 81 rs, 81 so, and -.
eros Grains So. so to 81 s o, with large stock
Of colored Silks ct very low prices.
DRIss GOODS
OF all kinds, sorts and descriptions, very cheap.
My CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
is unsurpassed In the city for variety and cheap.
ness.
My ooTToNs AND OTHER D0MEsTIos
are or cents Per yard less than they were last
Among my
WHITE GOODS
will be found Plain and Checked oambrics, Main.
socks and 1smeraldas beautiful Plain Swiss.
Linen 4 a Hs from loal2s. ctsrp.
Hem stitched do. IS cts.
VI Es' "a a0 Ss. sssa ~ vsii: ss
Tarletans and Crinolines, all cslors,
Infants Embroidered Bodies and Robes,
collars ana Sleeves at less than IMPORTERS prices
Very Handsome Marseiles Suits for children.
Lace .Pa muslin Wind ds,, Gq Tt.n..-n.,..
Table Diaper for Soc, 75c and 81.
Irish Linen, Towels, Diapers,
And many other articles which cannot be emu
so ~: price " marked ftsH4 the
4S Market Space,
falls IN between Eth ard Sth SITS.
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NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING.
WALL, STEPHENS & co..
1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts., Washin gtop.

NEH ST LE6 81 lN0 CLOId1N0.
~ WALL, STEPHENS co..
Between 9Th and 10th sts., Washington. D.
The Great Decline in Goods has induosdus
0nsf our i fHsHi ieSsz CLOTHING.
erNrLnM.Ns rHhsRN1sH1ne GOODS.
Of ls
BoYs q 4S SHS' cHffbnxNs CLOTHING,
suitable for ali sizes adapted to the present and
coming season which must be sold to make , room
RLAoK LACE POINTS AND MANTLzs.
We havo Just received full assortment of the
above from the large New York Auction Sale Of
Wednesday last. We shall sell them much less
than i'm portation price, and guarantee them for
the best quality z. q
Also. great many other Bargains in
DRY GOODS
fro the same Auction.
LANsBU R9H L BRO.
1e9-lw 37S and 515 It'll street.
WI ARE NOW CONSTANTLY REoBIvINa
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK.
DRESS GOODS. AL kinds Of
LAWNS.
MOZAMBIQUIs.
MARETZ,
.-~ 5a WHITE GOODS,
Such as
JAcoNITs. oAMBRIos, PLAIN SWISS.
White and Colered DOTTED SWISS.
NAINsOOKs, IRISH LININs. -.t
And all other goods usual found lin frst cIas
DRY GOODS STORES.
These goods have Ill been bought at Auction
for cash, and we shall offer them ata very sma
advance.
Gall ct the s,.t v< s...a.-.tt ..s.
POPULAR sRY GOODS sroRs
szsE -, LANsBUR6H BRO,
Js9.lw 375 and 81 It'll street.
T,HgRsToNy IVORY PlARI TOOTH rev
.as 10 T.ssI ssd aSS::. FSis siss ant Sssssfs-
'' entirely ~; ts x.h 5:s:.. co.
For s.l. By al arussisss.. 'ofH' ..'
=.
s ssss b n 3: III fds .A'eA jan
W4X Ta55R gsi,S .Sat. sa sS
q ;s' :s, v.s
gG xos 81 81 Is Aisss s9ase ss h
'DURE AND TRfsH M!DiCTNI5.-IiSo. Hem
ss: .Is Sc II s!1i liz s' q
Il, nooh.s west ma Pts lfs P sssa.; .,.sa.
a THING or BEAUTY Is JOY IORlV1R.
a Thoss xhs desire hrillianey Of eomPlexiea,
gSGgs 3tNCisFSaaFi1siS0 .SGd asse sAks1-
PARILLA Invariably does. Reoolleot it q no pat.
snt medicine. Ak Tor Hslnbolds. Take 40 9th.
TTnDxR TIN BAN; 8 tsle q ths ,niasteenth
.'d.as ~: s.y;.s tat
sss = s's:,. Il ssss, 'sea
N1Po11oNH LIZ OF JULIUS CEsAR, vol.
trene nay; SiseS Wood's Mssssine for Hprii; United
6tates Services Magazine Cor Nay: Kate ksnnedy.
D novel. = = - y
/ nyuETAs EeE&ag RANcK TAYLOR
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-This morn.
ing, the will of the late Surgeon VIM. Whelan
Yves fully proven and admitted to probate His
are paid, is bequeathed to his widow, Mrs.
Adeline Whelan, who is also nominated as
s Die executrix, and as such she received tesla.
mentary letters.
The will Of the late Edward Chapman was
filed and partially proven.
! The first and final accounts OF W. q Tom.
pie, executor Of Jas G.. Totem, and Of Robert
Britt, administrator of James Britt, with the
balance and distribution, were approved and
passed. @-5 S--E9 ~ = XXI
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o r r / C 1 A L.

War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washis1son, June Is, 1865
0ENxRAL ORDERS, No. ia.
So ldiers honorably discharged will be per-
mitted to retain, without charge, their KNAPP
sacks, haversacks and canteens.
BY order OF tbs Secretary Of War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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FINE OIL PAINTINGS,

100 FINE OIL PAINTINGS. 400
Landscape and Cattle first class work Of art
by storkenbscker. of Holland, favorits pupil Of
the late Troyon. Scene near wheeling, w.. .
gem. the Opera Be-, By Constant Mayer: author
choice Insravinss and . large and choice seiec-
ton Of Oval Picture Frames, Picture Cord and
Tassels, Nails, Rinss DO, at
No. 4s6 7th street 8 doors above
Odd Fellows' Hall.
~ Terms cash. je3lm<
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PERSONAL.

nEsERTED-On the 9Th inst. from the g. g. g.
y Comnodors Read. ct the Washington Navy
Yard. Mate JOHN O. PARKER, of the Vol. Navy.
js H-st J. b. MONTGOMlRY. Commsndsnt.
A sTROLOGY.-MADAME KROUsI will give
"A Information on all the affairs of life, and ia
respect TO All other su bjects She be consulted
a. all hours OF the day and evening. Gentlemen
81. Ladies SO cents She can also show likeness
a. large as life Residence AS Sd street, between
Pa. av. and street. jeT
TNFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS 81.
August last. he 10 now su pposed to be empIoy cd
in the Quartermaster's Department in this city.
Any information concerning him will be thank.
fully received by his wife.
LlNORA BROWN.
je l5-st' Corner7th and sts. Island.
DAN AWAY FROM her MOTHER. MARGA.
IL BET BITTER MILLARD, colored; will be
fourteen years old the 4th day of july. Ali per-
sons are hereby forewarned not to hArbor said
MARY lher x mark MILLARD,
49, ST, bet 10th and llth SITS.
Attest-JOHN T. SULLIVAN. 1e l5-st<
NOTICl.-The Man that taken Pointer Ut.
very handsome white, with tan colored haed
and ears, and spots on back. from near Camp Bar
~ last week. and was seen With her Yesterday. in
market: will do we'll to call ut 50 East Capitol st.
10 l55t" L. Il. LAMB.
nR PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
- Avenue, near 18th st., over Messrs Kidwslls
Drug Store. APPS 3mif
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feb 4.dn

nRPHANs' COURT, June 6th, ls6s.-DrsrR1or
~ OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON COUNTY. To 1ctt:-
In the case Of Jacob ]. Fink, admi nistrator of
John Pink deceased. the administrator aforesaid
has with the appreciation of the Orphans Court OF
Day the lst day Of July 9e5s: for the final settle
said deceased. and of tho assets in hand as far Is
the same have been collected and turned into
money: when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased notified to attend lat the Or
phans' Court of WASHINGTON County aforesaid }
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate provided copy Of this or
der be published once week FOR three weeks in
the Evening Star. previous to the said lst day Of
July; 1855; Test: TO. ROBBINS: n.
OTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON CoUS-
IY, To.tcit In the case of Matthias V. Buckley.
Executor of William Parsons, deceased, the afore-
said has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court of Washington County aforesaid. appointed
Tuesday, the 10Th day of June next, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
of said deceased and of the assets In hand. far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; whom and where all the creditors aud
bars Of said deceased are notiaed 70 attend Cat
rro with their claims proIsriy yeuched, or they
y Otherwise BY Law be excluded from oil benefit
Sss,d deceased q estate provided COPY of this
the LIZ published once . week for three weeks in
June, 1855. S's'ious w w '"A~ S'~A ~s' Va
Test z. O. ROBBINS,
NY - 1.-9N Register Of Wills.
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LOST AND FOUND.

': or. d Hai sSIs
ane .ua ss
's;..iE.,r o.ptsin1 G.pi.oi Hfe eli:..
VsTSRR he Ia nO5PPs Ct sI, shs TT n,
Co.. IN favor Of =. Piciersli Co. Payment has
VT, TIE s sqds Eli His. t:v 9.
Johnsen Co.'s Banking House. corner Of 10th
7 IPT At PARK H0TlL sTARLls, 7TH ST.,
~; .ss: il Sas l:s:
h
De SOLO at ''1 Louis Dsr 70 s''
$50 sss q o 81 stree: e.:
.Ri ar' and With lie son
IN ths small ehsin
at each end. The catch for the button hole formed
The II aSo bow AZ
ls 3 I 5e;:F dsoT' Department Of Interior
COX RlWARD-strayed or stolen. from .
% stable near my house. brown NULL.
left eheef With tar The shove reward Win Be
sivsn if returned to me At % street sHssh
I III
q " inst. red Cow, with two herns; two
KELLIGIN. No. sos Sd street, viii receive the
above reward and no questions asked. Jsl63t*
I EFT AT MY PREMIsls, ON the 9Th inst. q
on. The owner can have her By paving charges
WILLIAM KNAUF
je 15-3tf 10th ST., bet. L and streets.
C1O REwARD-strayed or stolen, about the
c GiW 1T June. one Bsy COLT two years and
The Under will receive the above reward by re-
turning him to BERNARD GEIER. H street. be-
tween 18th and 18th east. or stall No. ii Center
Market. js Il. St.
C10 REWARD.--Stolen from Capitol Hill, on
q ~ the night Of the 18th Of June, one LARG e
GREY HORSE. long switch tail, lower end nearly
white, thin name, walks slow and loggy; leather
between shoe and hoof Of fore foot; crack in the
other hoof. In good order. 81. O. SHOLES,
corner East Capitol and Sd SITS,
5e Gst Capitol Hill, Washing ton.
&S0 REWARD.-stolen.T Tuesday night. June
gOO is. between and 10 O'Clock, q QHESNUT
BAY PON4Y, left hind foot white, white star on
the foreb cad. white spot on nose. about twelve
hanos high, stout set-with one horse Wagon.
blue body. red running gear. and torn cover.
Wagon At the Mstropoiitsn Brewery, New York
avenue. between LIST and I'd streets. Js l5-3t*
STOLIN FROM JOHN r. JOHNSTON. onebob
~ tail bay HORSE. weight about fifteen hundred
pounds high headed. and trots fast; age about 10
boot: L will give twenty FIVE dollars reward for
the horse, delivered to b. s. JOHNSTON, No.
ie IS eos a; ave. "''''AE'015. J. (. JOHNSTON.
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- On NATIONAL - s
Z sOU LOAN, e

100 NA E12E. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. Of our arm. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, W
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-30 TREASURY MOTIFS.
These notes are issued. under date Of August II,
1864. In dsnomonations Of
$50. 500. $500, 81 900 and q. 900.
They bearing interest at 1910 Per cent. psr an
mum, and have coupons attached, payable In law
full money, ON February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option
the holder. the notes may then Be exchanged, at
par, for
q. D. HIV1TWlNTY BONDS.
rsdeemable At the pleasure Of the Government at
any time after ave years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1857, with interest at
SIX PER CENT IN ooIN.
payable semi annually, These bonds are at pre-
snt worth In the market about NINE PER CENT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there Is left net
premium upsn the bonds Of SIX PER CENT u.
With Q prospect Of Q much greater value ct the
date Of the maturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the ssv-
sraa issues OF
TIVl PER CENT. TREASURY N0T1s,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tab
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of all Issues st their ourren: value.
Full information furnishsd upon application in
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7.30 NOTES.
In order 70 prevent the mutilation ofthsse notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not negc table unless Ill the I'M
matursd coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co..
fab A.dtf BSnkoPa.
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TREAsURY OF THE UNITED STATES.

TNREAsURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, June 9. 1855.
TRQPoLiTAE BANK. Of wsshin ston. 5. o.
banking association organized under the set ITO
Of United states bonds. ana TO provide for tie cir
ssid act and With sSs 1ssS
thereof b: tbi. day bssn ds.i snased .. bsDosis
OF S1 y 1 .c
be employed % Financial Agent Of the Govern.
ie is.lv Treamrer U1i.ed States.
(1zHEALDs AMERICAN BRASS BAND. ~
a.%*Estring Music furnished when required ~
4 TYLIR: director; No 4s7 st. nav st1 VA
A r sAAKMAN, Secretary. je 12-tSlH
CLIFTON HsLLlN.
Late Paymaster Q. g. Navy,
ATTORNEY FOR THl PROSECUTION OF
CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money. Lost Clothing. Bounty,
Back Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop.
erty attended to promptly.
Office 80 AZ street. Post ONCE Box 42s Wash
ineton city. Q. js76m
486 SPRING ASSORTMENT AQ6
NJ A H Il r. T Il IT'S,
NO. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
DRALER.IH .-
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR AD0RNMINTs
BnBRAoMo
PAP1R HAN0INGO.
T.: sss:s f.es. re-, ss:ss:; on
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Git %indo1 b.Ss. IL
6hAde fixtures, TasBels. &c.
Blk and Wor:tsd Picture Cord and Tassels. diff.
Picture Rings. Nails, &c
OVAL PICTURE 1RAM.s.
The LARGEST Of o.. IIsmss in the
ss; si ss "a a.: y;:;:
-. 1NGRAv1Nas& PAINTINGS.
A few choice Ensravinxs and Paintings always
1ss for R:Ds, dHsn as and wndo,
manner. in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
-. ]. MARKRITlR,
1856 .sa. door. ss,as Gaa Han 1856
je 3.sm-M Naahias ton. D. O.
dissolution OF oePARrEERsHIp.-rhs
9Io.s: Eiiiss q. !: this az ss:Si!sa s! nun
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Own o'H4'' o'HAnr roosAss e. v Moo so0'A IAN
PRACTICAL P1gTMNIs4EHRSSs STEAM AND GAS
Ar. prepared 70 saserts al erasr. .p,.rt.,nins
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17

IL LIGHTNING RODS,i
Inc undersie ned is pared to put up Lightnin q
hods with platina tipped points In the best man,
per and at reasonably terms
Also, BELL HANGING done In the most
proved style.
Work done in the country at city prices.
G, SCHNEIDER,
.,e-, 251 Pc. av.. bet 10th and 18th sts..
Iz-Im Up Stairs.
lust RECGIyED FROM THE NEW YORK
Auctions. over &c., 20 worth of English, Brus
sells. Three Ply, Ingram. of Lowell manufacture,
all Of the best quality of CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, of every width, sample goods,
which We offer at private sale.
Give us . call before purchasing, a. our stock is
one of the largest in the city. -
GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
je l51w No. 526. corner Of 9TH and D SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17

GERMAN LINN
Just received . new assortment Of the best kind
Of real GERMAN LINEN, consisting in Towels,
sbeetnx. Table Cover, dc. Purchaser will End
me No. "a 18th ST., between Pa. av. aod D at.
my 80 Inn T. LEGO.