Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1864, Page 1

LLL mem “AUGTION ‘SALES. PUTURE DAYS. BY W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers TOR ARRIAGES, Bi “Lee GREAT EN A SERIARLES PAC Sare P, OFFICE TURE. TRON ¢.: AT AUCTION Te RX TENSIVE STABLES OF THOMAS Ly AT CLARK, BSQ..ON 14TH STREET, BETWEEN zB ENUBA TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.) LATER FROM MEXICO. Maximiluan at Vera Cruz—Progress ef Hostilities, ah . New York, June 14—Maximilian reached Vera Crayon the 28th ultinio.. He stoppetl on the way at Martinique,and took with nimfour Tisoners, condemned to hard labor by General BAVEN 5 TUESDAY M iN June 21, commen- clock hi ‘orey; also it others, 2nd paid their gine'at Wo clock. wa shall sell, his large and valu to Véra Graz distrivatiug 2,000 francs among - tHIRTY HEAD OF HORSES, ‘the remainder, and gctenmerreg Py tee gy their Incinding, s fate on bis arrival at the city of Mexico. Valuable Pairs, Match Horses, fine Driving and The Emperor and Empress landed at Vera Saddle Horses, or Bie wot prose landed ah Suen Barone’ ‘uz on the 29th, amid a salute of 101 gnus. aRey es nts city were presented to him. ediat roceeded ii last accounts had Feached ‘Soledad nee st =. XXL. WASHINGTON, D. c.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15, 1864. N°, 3,525. M Bag Pag Cased rt on ae, Baggies, = eri Hsia! ap ie reported. to haye won a Y = —————— meee AS. — > victory on the w 0, capturing 100 men, a Ladies saddles, AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. . AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, 1G) horse, 4 guns. and killing 200. “The: foros . e1 x Beeiie Light Dowblo Harness, FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS CANTERBURY HALL. FORD'S NEW THEATER, loss was four killed and twenty wounded. 6 Sette Hack Harness, fest cette a ee MUSIO. »CANTERBURY HALL, AND Tawrk STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, General Mejia a ae having defeated Dob- ce Furniture, Y¥Y THO) , Auct., Georgetown. exrd.o. oy . i: ‘ERB 5 A! SHED | jado on the wu at Natshuati, and taken one fre proot Safe. ast Weipa ‘ eee mae ses Soe me wICANTERBURY HALL tral te ,_, CONTINUED SUCOESS i tS ete apy pene a wae 200 mules, Tho lerse, good will, ke of ope of the best Sta. | HOUERHOLD FURNITURE AND RFFEOTS AT | TADCTENS GA iP pet DET WAEN OAND F | Near Corner of nly ol tere then bse aheteeege ear and a large quantity of arms and ammunition ea 80, ‘ MOTs A ied Sa GE Mes, DOME, O01 yy micherd Actives, oF Washington City, to the | W. B. Canavavog. +4 1o----Stage Manager, TWO MIRTH-PROVOKING CHARACTERS, capturing 300 guns, and 500 small arms, » Blsc¥smith Shop and Tools and Shop to rent, a general assortment of Household Furniture, vis: | 8udscriber to secure a certain debt therein men Re-production, by particular request, for THIS EVENING, JUNE 15. ‘With other articles usually found in a Livery Bta- ‘arlor Chairs and Sofa tioned, I shall proceed to sell, at public, auction, ONE WERK ONLY” aes oat » JUN Ss whom Akw GnLKARE The ‘above stock embraces one of the large:t | Bureaus. Beadntesds end Mattresses, PE le aol ea pre oven teeta OTN ONE WEEK ONLY, centitlea St tenet th adtcencca tere se mene) A Re eee dias stocks offered at Auction, and we especially call Watdrobe, Wathstasda ker ‘ound and prem set! situated. lying, aad betn ia OBE Were ONbYs THE ENSGHES OF THE ROUND TABER, Steamers Kua by the Rebel Batteries: attention of purchasers to this sa! Parlor and Cook Stoves e said itr? ‘at tee bi and District of Col. | _ GREATEST SPECTACULAR DRAMA TOM TITTLER. MR.J.8, CLARKE N Yorx, June 14.—Th stock will be peremptorily sold with Crockery and Glass ware. pmatien and rete ne Senna ated a Lot nemibered GREATEST SEECTACULAR DRAMA FON Brees t09 patiss Alice Gray | :wonster, trom New Orleurs on the 6s ie BY.THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, | _3¢10-dts THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer. | Hom ead oltcets aorta, aad tanning bua with | witnessed during the fret two wecks of its per- | PAUL PATENT. —. MB.J.8, CLARKE | |, The pacsnge of coveral steamers by the rebel RS, AUOTION. BY J. 0. MoQUIEB & CO., Auctioneers, that width te a public alley. together with alland | formance by upwards of ie or Saab 267) B | hatte a . ported, incl ating the GROCERIES, LT pomsae ~AT N. 2103 singular, the improvements, privileges, heredita- IN THOUSAND PERSONS. - TO-MORROW, by desire, and for that night only’ | Rrilliant and Mississippi, which reached New On MONDAY MORNING, June 20th. 1854 at 10 | VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE | mentdand appurterances tothe same belonging, | John F. Pool’s great Spectacular Drama, written | Shakspeate’s 4 Orleans. They were ¢on voyed past the batter e3 o'clock, i will sell at the grocery store, No. as CORNER OF H AND 19TH STREETS. or in any wire appertaining se expresssly for the Canterbury, entitled COMEDY OF ERRORS, by gunboats. ‘Phe latter were repeatedly struck, Water street. corner of Congress street. o general ,0n FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June 17, at half past Terms: One halt of the purchare money cash, CUDJO'S CAVE, with Tom Taylor’s comedy of bot not injured. arcortment of Grocaries. Liapors Apacs, Sears. | six o'clock” on the premises, we shall sell, parts of | the balance in three and six months, with inter- CUDJO'S CAVE, BABES IN THE WOOD. ‘The captain of the gunboat Exchan, ss Ul erecser Oa sscigee, | | Memb muteene tins eSeestor WeeMai ncn | Stee teas sx iaetecetans, © Pe Horered BY 8 Gubso8 OAVE. 1m both of which Me Clarke will vepiar. | agnioualy, but nce mortally, wounded. : Cash, Sale positive, . oided tute baile team ¥ $ In rebearsal—“ Everybody's Friend,” “Two Gen- that Marmaduke’: se pera tteavomuana, anes | "Wises ods arden Wane Wapato | acttate states rome ewe Gubs8s GAVE. nnmes oN rona, aot abe Gaderer” | Musca’ atacon: Sly and’ Gabel aee'at Oat rs , DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, erces. on & quiet an jearant stree’ a fthe terms are not complie: within five days OR THE n nbin. ) 5 Sacep its ee ten etre tt wtews GP Panctplacatnereeen, after sve 6ay of sale, the property will be re-sold, BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM. Pie he ott te Se Gen, Qaiiliy hind despatched Taree Libs to WO STORY. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN ms cash. st the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM. EEESTLY AB ” LLARD'SHoraL, | ave off the rebels GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. | Gonveyances at the cost ofthe purchaser... | after five days noticr in the Bren ng Btar. BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM. Kiso of Gtover's Now Ohestaut Brett Pine : o Sock PMH well pont ot gh a sine 3 @. MoGUIRE & 00 iscpscas : my5-eo&ds. J. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts. NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. PADsdelehie: Philadelphia Sanitary Fair, adesirabie Building Lot, fronting 89 feeton the @. & Dy 4 ac NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. LAST NIGHT BUT THR PHILADELPHIA, June 14.—It is estimatea seeps ot east of 150 feet aud imereved bye | VERY VAUDABLE PROPERTY IN THE RBAR | TAT AEDS PTET FOSTLONED UNTIL NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. of the successfal engagement of the beautiful and | that the receipts of the Saniary Fair smnee gocd Two Story Frame House’ OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL AT PUBLIC AUC- | and place. CHAS, P. WANNALL, Trustee 4 Village in Bast Tennessee. TALENTED ACTRESS, to a hundred thousand dollars per day.’ Add ®‘Terms: Cash, All conveyancing and stamps at | TION Jes-eo&ds J. C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucta, A Ravine in the Cumberland Mountains. MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, to which half a million cash contributions - th cost of the purchaser On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 17, at 634 0’clk, 2 a Barber Jim’s Cellar. who will appear in her unequalled impersonation of jougly made, and the total receipts ne Sea be THOS. DOWLING, Auct, | on the premises, we shell sell. Lot No.6. inSquaré | PSY J. 0. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. The Burning Mountains, send M HIS (Wednesde® PaO HON: tec eapafines ‘illion. Ninety thowe ip’ mele PRY J.C. MoGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, Delete Both eed RAP ed aoe cae ne BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOTON THE | tana OS® 004 Clills in the Cumberland ona) ee Wrcanted th play ante ee sons were congregated in the building last night. The railroads are bringing thousands from the interior by extra train. New Jersey and Delaware are also adding to the throng. k Another Account. PHILADELPHIA, June 11.—The receipts at the t Will be presented the beautiful play, in five acts, = and runping back about 128 feet toa 3-foot wide | W. SIDE OF 6TH BTREET, BETWEEN G@ Machine by H. Walker. translated from the German especial is TRUSTERS SALE OF THREE STORY BRIOK | publicalley,with s brick Building longand favor | AND IH STREETS : L Appointments by Mr. Sullivan, Thompson, entitled, Focnae eae DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH ST, | 2biy known 4s the * Washingtor fath House,” On THURS) AY AFTERNOON, June 16th, at 624 asic arranged by Joe Braham. | LITTLE FADETTE; EST. BETWEEN OAND PSTREETSNORTH. | Thecentral location ofthis valuable property | O'clock. on the premises, we shall sell, ‘the south The Burning Mountains and Rescue of Virginia oR, on the premises, by virtuc ofa. deed of trustaated | Toulers, Jt very desirable for basins parposen, | hall Soles NO ts Je Sunare No, 404. fronting 2% | Villars is one of the mont awfully grand illustra Vivier ee ie eest ater yn the 5 i ii i ital- M a i e = i ~ i " comen yer 234 1861, and duly recorded in Liber i ite wi teains en tesa, eae eheanitae rorth, and running back 109 feet 4 inches to a 30 iemsicy ce ete seones Tee eee? Fanchon PETES OF ADMISSION =ppeon e Bale. x — great Sanitary Fair now amount to over one 0. 2and folios 1, et seq., and of the Terms : One-half cash; the remainderin6 months, | fcot public alfey, improved by a two-story and y HIS WEEK. Dress Circle... 50 cents Ilion dollars, the cash receipts in the bul > ashington ¢ ‘D..C., Ishallseil, | with int i 3 | attic Brick House, with Back Building. contsinin EVERY NIGHT THIS . | 4 ++! millon > ptsin the build- Lot No, 9 in Crivtenden's sub-division of Square | patthsimterest» secured’ by adeed of trust on the | ere ar ct eae tore Prana Dodiifer House | Andon SATURDAY AFTERNOON at? p.1., will Grob ostes Cais crit [Scents | ing being over $40,000. ‘The average daily at- 898, fronting 20 feeton Ninth street west. between Cost of conveyances and revenue stamps to be | containing four reoma, fronting on the alley. be presented the New Drama, dramatized expressly Tickets for sale Hotels, ? tendance is over 30,000 persons. O and P streets north, running back 94feet4 inches | paid by purchaser. Terms: One fourth in cash; the remainder in six for the Oanterbury, by John F. Poole, Esq., en- FRIDAY EVENING, June 17, Benefit, and posi- At ten o'clock to-night the vote stood, on the toa public alley and improved by a three-story je.10-d J. O. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, secured | titled " tively last night but one of Miss Charlotte Thomp- | Union silver vase, as follows; Union League, Brick Dwelling House containing two basement by a deed of trust on the premises. CUDJO'S CAVE, £0n HUNCHBACK 240; A. Lincoln, 144; John Welsh, 54; Admiral rooms, saloon parlor, wide hall, and three cham- BY THOS. DOWLING, Austioneer; Georgetown. Conveyances at cost of the purchaser. OR THE A ant Far t, 43; Gen. Meade, 20; Gen. Haneocr ders, with woodshed, &c,, in the rear. — jend J.-C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM, 4 BULL IN A CHINA SHOP,3 ee. Bellows, SP ncock, Gane hea t cost of the purch: aah ST EOE GETOWN AT AUCTION ae ESS y Curenid POMP, Lf pated bon DEFOREEST DAN RICE’S GREAT SHOW, a and Brchop Woed L, sai ik ee ee Dv es a! 0! 1 \aser. 4 i iN. WLI Te: s vy 4 q 3 Cpveyances BS CTHOMAS 8. BURR, Trusteo On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 2ith. at 6 | PRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. | man. : man, 6; Gen. McClellan, 6; John Bright, Je.6 dts J.C. MOGUIRE & CO. Aucts. | o’clock P.M. I wiilaell in front of tha premises TR SMALL FRAM USES AND tive, but sound in heart — -+- Billy West LE ESE ov. Curtin, 26; Union Volunteer Relief Sa- —— f FOU! RAME HOUS LOTS IN Y J. 0. McGUIREX CO., Auctioneers, art of lot No. 334. in Beatty and Hawkins’ addi- GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. Penn Hapgood, a Quaker school- loon, 2; Bishop Potter, 5; Commodore Dupont, — ion to Georgetown. fronting 59 feeton Market | On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 16, 1864, at | _ master... -. J.J. Dougherty FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 3; E. M. Stanton, 2. COMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE, | Street, mear 7th street. 6o’c'ock p.m.. onthe premises, I will sell, the | Cart Minnevick, a German boy, full , "the vote on the $2,500 sword at ten o'clock No. 172. Petitions in the Cirenit Court, D. 0. e improvernente conkist of a good twostory | north part of Lot No. 107, in Beall’s addition to of conrage and of cunning. W.B.Cavanagh ae stood: Hancock, 1,172; Meade, 1,329, McClel- VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT ON PENNSYLVA- | Fyame House with brick Basement. + | Georgetown. fronting 6 fect on Poplar street. be- | Rev. Mr. Villars, e COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 13, By toh; ecetlatings betes NIA AVENUE, AND BRICK TAVERN AT | ,,Terms: Gash. All conveyancing and stamps at | tween Movigomery aud Monroe streets, with a | _man,and blind. Mr. lan, 135; Grant, 94; scattering, 53—total, 2,733. LONG BRIDGE’ the cond Of the purchasers DOWLING, Auct, | ferthof 12) fect and improved by Four good Frame | Toby. an old negr —_— (De Baus ef Gotan Sia fads he aquest ct | PRY I. O.MGGUTRE & CO. Auctionseis- | NETS: One-third cash, balance inaizand twetve | senda)” oe eet From Europe. of the District of Columbia, (and a! je request o! . C. Met ey ioneers, ‘erms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve lack bridge Pes 4 ‘3 = x arrsjority of the parties interested.) entered. on | DB ECU AUS GNe months. secured by adeed of trustonthe property, | Withers... Tennessee Unionists }...Mr.Happer | LOCATION—CORNER SIXTH STREET AND | New York, Jane 13—The steamship Sax- the 19th day of February, 1861, in the matter ofthe | TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSON 12TH All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the | Grodd —_. ¥ .+. McPherson EW Y AVEN onia, from Southampton on the Ist, has arrived. petition of Peter C. Howie and others, heirs atlaw | StREET BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVE- | purchaser. Lysander Sprowl. | N ORK AVENUE. She brings littlenews. é& ee ao a a Pied ci ‘I % MONT ARENT EE Nee srkesr py Pe as THOS. DOWLING, Act. piles Biot a Mr. Willisms VERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O°OLOCK foe ee ve . the 30 bel rebels ‘cm missioners in o ore enti cause. wi: A je.7-dta le . 5 ug. the us fw _ 3 > " ¥ 8! iy i, Gfler at public sale,on the premises.on TUESDAY, | OnBSATURDAY AFTRRNOON, June 1st $ Secessionist: Sullivan z ULSpain; at Mingston, om she Naa The Memoria! Diplomatique says the prob- able result of the negotiations will be Hol- steinand Southern Schleswig detached from Denmark and united to Germany, and North Schleswig incorporated perpetually with Den- mark. ° In the House of Commons, Mr. Lindsay post- ored his motion relative to the Confederate tates till the 17th. h, at 6 Dan Pepperil SUSE We eletoe decetind Teel tebe | metpaiaene cd Smune ee test tS Roy t: | Bye merece oo arene aan | Shige 's Mes ie followin, ed rea su ion 0! juaT le. be. ie eton Being and lyingin the city of Washington, D.O.” | sth street, west, between Massachusetts avenue | CHANOERY BALE OF VALUABLE Vacant | Der: 2) = ist. Lot No. 2, insquare A, fronting on the soath | andzrorth M street, running back 100 feet Linch, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 7th,athaif | Virginia Villars, the clersyman aS te Warveut side of Pennsyivan ; ast-five o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a | ,,780gh sarap ng MeDermot joach Factory, and contain- Hy feet on 12th street, and running back about9S | decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Oot Mrs pbrow!, Lucy Olifton TRAINED DOGS AND MONKEYS, x square feet, in al . i. i other. - 2a Lot No, 4, in square No, 247, situated at the | Also. Lot No.6, in square No. 214. fronting 23 Bia ae ra ete eee) monly yrmares [ee SES tien see oie Teal eta oly TRAINED MULES AND BUFFALOES, corner of 14th street and Maryland avenue, atthe | feet 8 imcheson Vermont avenue, between L and Dongias and others are detendante passed May 6 = 5 ‘ foot of the Potomec bridge, containizg 5:333tcusrd | M streets north, acd running back to a 90 foot | j64,"we shallsell the whole of Square No. ssl di; | SYNOPSIS OF SOBNERY AND INCIDENTS. | mogether with the Blind Talking Horse, feet. Jpon Lj ir ary 4 a Howard EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. V0! nee? | TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES, avenue, near $d street, ad- | Also, partef Lot No. 4, in same square. fronting i e k Dwell: | alley. ; : m ildi 2 s The First Mutterings of the Storm in ie Houte, suitable for taverm,and other improve ayCEigs One;third in cash; the remainder in six Tpectively Ou norte I strcot Now dorson antares, TennensreThe Vigiiance Gort ttee~ Prepara- EXCELSIOR, JR, The President's Visit to Philadelphia. Me . in) ” i i yim: er. *, Terms of sale: One-third in eash on the day of | of trust on the premises. free ransercer Weetsell baying facalley facilities | tions to Hang the [ehoolmaner interrupted be | The Comle Mules, Puriaprirurs, June l1— President Lincoln gale, and the purchaser to give bonds for the reai- Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by This square is located on the high ground north | Pomp—The First Blow for Freedom—Tableau—The will arrive in this city be 3 lock on ines- due in the name of the zertee Veaperes payable, | the purchaser. A : of the Capitol, in the immediate viciaity of 8t, | Lone Widder and her Hopeful Eon A Bright Pros- PETE AND BARNEY, Gay, and be escorted to otel by a military Se eee eee eerste boat er aes [eee J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.'Auct’s. | ‘Ajoysins Church and the National Printing Office, | pect—in View—Niggers Cheap and Money Plenty— and civic procession. On Thursday morning Se tte peeks oss eld till the Y J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. res isinevery respect desirable for private resi- t ne: ppranilerere on the aca or EOLA And Henry Cooke's Me — +s eee ernticen tanh? BAS ha a = mces, jouse—' § e vo— Is eon cham ‘Ail conveyances, t the cost of tite purchaser. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VAOANT | © Terms: One halfcash; the remainder in three | Southern Tospitality Illustrated—Toby and “de | pRoypE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS, | spartfor his use, and in which he will recehes Haney 4, OLAnE,” Kuk Ov 77H AND BOUNDARY STRERTS o | faction of the Trustees: om the tandeation ofthe | Hotiricas Diasgweareues of Pena Hepeood--Hage his friends and the public generally. He ‘will i v 4 e 8; OR ‘ion 8 § ous Disap; of P Bh e ‘3 CORNELIOS A DOUGHERTY, | Ga WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2717 at 6 | ealcaby the court std’ Gnyieat st Cae eae ee oe roeer ehh tpuing a Kies Niggee. | From London and Paris. The whole under the | return to Washington on Thursday evening. See I a ee eiie orclgck. on the premises. by virtuelof decree of | money. the Trustees will convey the property in | Carl Worka a Mirucle—Attack upon. Villars—A personal supervision of Preparations are being made to give him a wa J. O.McGUIRE & OO. hack the Supreme Gcurt of the District of Columbia, | fee to the purchasers. ; Daughter's Devotion—Struggle with Silas Ropes— splendid reception. BBY s. O-AGUIRE & 00, Auctioneers, | Han SSM een gee eA | oar Os aie ee a ee te tae of Cugjol Garg tie Pan MR. DAN RIC . 0, Me ., Auci le ° a a lays after sale, the Trustees may re-se! e}— jeau—Exterioi =a ae ° {2 B — " iets jainant aud Millon ‘Miller ea are defend: property 40 in default at the risk 4 expense of live Finds a Friend—The Cave a Refuge—Is it REBEL NEWS. COMMISSIONERS: SALE OF REAL ESTATE. | ants, (No. 146.) we sball ell, part of tract of land | tke purchaser, on one week's notice in the Na- | Gloomy’—The House of Bondage is Gloomy—Is it | Assisted by his young, beautiful and accomplished Grant's Operations on the James River. No. 173. Petitions Circuit Qourt. D.C. bel ing to the estate of the late Charl ‘ills tional] Intelligencer. Damp?—It is not with the Cruel Sweat of the ife, a '. ‘an are — .. af DEN. Food sized Bullding Lats, plate of which may 'bo | TMF wD DAVIDGR, Gommittee Still in Pursuit—Capture of Pean—A MR3. DAN RICE, emy towed up James river, above the mouth In obedience te an order of the Cireuit Court of | Chtained of either of the Trastees or the Auct THOS J FISHER; ¢ Trustees Moment of Peril—Sud4en Appearance of Pompand | ang the Eminent American Equetrics, 3 of Powell's creek, & pontoon bridge, with sixt: the District of Columbia, (and at’ the request o! a | vers prior to the sale, or on the premises at the | my2l-eokds J. 0,MOGUIRBE & O0., Aucts Cudjo—One Wiped Out—Pomp’s Swing for Life— pa y ry + tents pitched upon it. Perhaps this is the majority of the parties interested.) entered on the | time of sale. Sar Pregervation of Penn—Grand Tableau—The Battle . 8. Q, EB} . i Zul day Of May, fooa. in the matter of the petition of | “These Late are Just outside of-the Corporation | _82-THE AROVE SALH IS POSTPONED UN. | Hreeer yon ot) 5 : AEDES BUSES en D ean Fel has eee apa oe oo od peste te Feter C. Howle and others, heirs atlaw of Joanna | limfts and consequently are not liable for city | til THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June Isth, same SCENE 2.—The Return into Danger—Penn Finds — a gf bi . Lee. Ba Howle, deceased. the undersigned Commissioners | taxes. hour snd place, W. Bb. DAVIDGE. a Substitute, a Volunteer for Lysander—Stack- Admission to Pi as he failed to force way through, the in the abcve entitled cause will offer at publicsale, Terms: Oné-third in cash: the remeinder in six, THOS .J. FISHER. bridge’s Hat and Coat get Arrested—The Guard Box 8 aforeraid pontoon bridge may prove SS at the premises, on MONDAY, the 27th day of June; | tweive,and. eighteen months, with interest, for <8 Trustees, | Heme—The Dark Hour Before Dawn—Carl a Con- je Sa eats ——. . aboye the mouth of Powell’s creek, which is Isé4, at 6 o'clock p.m., the following described | which the pycchaser muet gire notes secured to Je8-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. federate Soldier—The Drugged Liquor—Oudjo on je 13-1W in Prince George county. Real Estate. lying and being in the city of Wash- | the satisfaction of the Trustees. The purchasers | gp: Mi Hand—A Willing Prisoner—Pomp to the Rescue— eax Pe fi Square No. 282, fronting on ith toave ue option rg PEARS oo oie =% errobe Miferegt maiweaas The ee ph off the Lee at ae seeks eee atthe st. ie Sq . s a, ¥ ers—Ta nm e Pa 3, trect west.and iyiog between © and D streets | charert. nn en | eee N EN OLE RING, LOTS ON N STRERT, | Cree ar the Phivistines—A Stroke for Liberty“A FOURTH PRESEYZERIAN CHURCH, south. The entire square contains 113,918 square Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within STREETS NORTH, A’ AUCTIO Phrenological Development—The Trust at the (9th street, between @ and H,) feet. The improvements consist of « large, well- | Bre days theresfter, the Trustees rederve the right | On THURSD? Y, the 16th instant, at6 o’clock p. | Round Rock—Virginia in the Wood—Hopes and | will be given on the ent houser suitable for wre clatt fosidonco"or | fuelling perthwer, Ou ote WEG moliee 1s the | Tou Betta scelim tape af toe. oromines. al cf | Fart A Dark Night gud 4 Sed Boat Sieg Ronee | " gvENING OF WEDNESDAY, the lsth inst. eut-houses, sui’ : r er, On ob ic ; i 8 —* Fi Place of public entertainment and summer resort, acionnltuveliipencer?’ eh S motice in the | Lot No.4, and part of Lot 3. in subdivision of | Still ip Pursuit tis Despretese The Mountain | when This constructed eae bridge will span the river, and should Grant reach the James river near Harrison's Landing, or opposite City Point, it would enable him to throw his army speedily across and push on to Peters- burg, while Gen. Lee was making the circuit arcund by Richmond. The south side is now the chasers, H Square No. 813. fronting 35 feet on N si rua “ ‘ti. rey ROSSINI’S STABAT MATER point for which Grant is making—he has aban- d by shade trees, and commanding a fi KO. A BOHRER, i a F t Fire—Perilous Position of Virginia— d Tee ef the Botemos tral Virginia shore ans EG MOWGAN, , { Trastoos, | focsiedriseagegcar., Thee tot are benntltaly | aovei'y rine Denperats ierolna of Pomp—Furil | willbe mung entire, bye large gud eftelont choir, | Scned ail hope of taking Itichimond excopt by within twelve minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel, A. THOS BRADLEY. Terms: One-half cash; balance in three and six | ing Tableau. es ice under the direction of Mrs. 0, Y. Kaetscumanr, siege—by taking possession of Petersburg, and and will soon be connected with Pennsylvania av- my.80-eokds J.C. McGUIRE& CO., Aucts. mor the, secured by a deed of truston the premises. | This scene, occupying the entire penget Of the A RARE TREAT. with his eayalry cutting and destroying the enue by rhe 10th street branch of the Washington YY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. (Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost misga teens OF SDE moa magnificentandeffective | cots st each. May be procared at all the | Danville Railroad and starving the city into ara ears OT MOEN. in Seared irouting ge | FOR BALE AT PUSLIG AUCTION, ON THE | Jo 11-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct's, | | EC} NE 5 Jntertor of Cudsors Car See okies ee ee Burg campaign, ‘iis failure to ctees the Chicks bpd gad Sorc Mier hy i hevi 20TH INSTANT, AT 60’°CLOCK’P. M. JIRE tional 9 Prisone’ Se Li a . i , = ing 3 281 re feet, and havi: n D * YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Vv ance—Blythewood’s Life Baved b ahominy may materially alter his plans; but stieets, containing 52:1 square feetand havingon | we shall sell in frontof the premises the follow. | > ak eee etree maroatened — Treachery: View should he once succeed in fixing himself on the south side, either north or south of the Ap- mattox, while his a®my would be no more sale; the purebase: purchasers to execute his HOUSE ON G STREET BETWEEN ‘ableau— The Lone Widow’s Idea of Confiscation— 4 Ny Virgi Terms of sale One third in cant on the dex of | ut Georgia avenue, uear the Navy Yard, Washing: | “ARGE,AND (VELL HINISUED, PWRLLANG. | pinfa'sdefenanoftheGare DeatbofBirthenood- | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS bonds for the residue in thename of the respective | fon. D-C--towit: | 1) | om ee an 218T AND 22D STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIO | 7 he Woman Whippers—A Little Mistake—Cudio | Ga LT idable there th where else, i i st at the le t 8 Square SALE. “ isions’—Comes Off Well Loaded— i DESAI SAD Te Tete Mian Biiy Waeen Clee, Ai8/oee= eee eels see tian data; the ile tebe nithe south Lstrects. Two Lots; 11-47 feet front on | On THURSDAY. June 234, at 6 o'clock, on the | After. provisions, "Comes OM Welt. Loaded — Ss TERR OS ISLAND AND GROUND ALUM, | airy could do us much damage and put us to many held till the payment of all the purchase money, Iria teet front on Terelfth stivet. by oe fect | Rremites. we shall sel! part of Lot 18, in’ Square | ‘The Council of War—The Cave Discovered by Silas ONT UBES” inconveniences. ‘All conveyaucing at the cost of the purchaser. }2-47 feet front on Twelfth street, by 9 feet | No. go, fronting 16 feet on @ street north, between | Ruces Preparations for Defense~The Attack ROCK SALT, for horses and cattle, It is rumored that a cavalry command from JOHN HENDERSON, dese. 5, 17,and 18, Twelfth street | 2,8t and 22d streets west, and rnpning back 123 feet | Warm Welcome to Cudjo’s Cave—Grand Tableau— For sale by © = the James river crossed the Chickahominy yes- HENRY A. CLARK. Bquare 1 09). Lote 14. 35. 16,17. ath I ctroote, | $22,inches, together with the improvements, con- | The Runaway and the Free Nigger—Is Carl a I. THOS. DAVIS. terday atthe Forge Bridge, in Charles Uity CORNELIOW A DOUGHERTY, Satta tweee poe ee weed sirests, gitine of a well-built and Gniehed three-story | Goward Villars 4, Prisoner Virginia's Appeal to ‘Wholesale Dealer in Sait, county going to Grant’s army. Itis sup 16, 17, [ i j = ‘ C in, 1 * JOHN G, RO! Taisloners: front, by 29 feet9 inches; M—41 feet 2inches | Building. with’ Marble Mantels, Water mad Gas, Bulag Here Mountain Torrents Seeration eo | Je 8-1m*___No. 83 Water street, Georgetown, | to be @ party reconnoitering the way for Grant to the James river. All circumstances point to Grant's going over the James, if Lee will permit Com: J. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. fr ont. by 209 feet 9 inches ard finisted in the mosteuperior manner through: | Virginia—Timely Appearance of Pomp—Cudjors GEORGETOWN, D. C., May 24, 1864 a = Squsre 1.023, Lots ] and 3. south L street. between 5 5 1di Virgil J ip x , 186: NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE. “Twelfth street east and Thirteenth strenteact, | O4t) Cellars under the whole building. Yengeance—Startling Death of Cudjo and Sie: | L HE Immediate possession will be given. Re —The Last Attack—Defeat of the Secession- | chants do hereby agree to close our respective | him. ae jas Lots I1and 12,south K street, between Twelfth | ‘Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six | #0? § Flag Floats Again in T. : iness at 734 p.m. from June Ist to ; 3 the Ulere's: ames af the Circuit Gonre of the Lots: 1<o0 feet front on Thirteenth street, by | 82d,twelve months, with interest, secured by a Grand Tableau of Vietorys, ease ptember ist] isot except SATURDAY. in order eae ry Nita eeu eens nee District of Columbi a to me directed, I wi 95 feet « treet; feet 3 i ceed of trust. to afford our employees a portion ime for re- ss a expose. to public sale; or cash, at the front of the front onsoeta Db treet by We feet 6 inches Gene cost of the purchaser. Re-engagement of creatiol. G Ww. BEALL & CO. mportant changes have taken place within Court House doer, of said county,on MONDAY, the 11—60 feet 3 inches fronton south K street, by | The House is well furnished, which may be taken MILLE MARIETTA RAVEL, W. 8. MATTHEWS,” the past two days onthe Georgia front, The 6th day of June next, 1364, at 12 0’clock M., ali de- 102 feet 6 inches; 12-62 feet front on south K | at a fair valuation é MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, JOHN J. BOGUE,’ enemy have abandoned their works above Dal- fendant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to street, by I(2 feet 6 inches. fetes ‘J. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, MLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, GEORGE W. ORE, las, and are withdrawing the masses and con- mnaivides third act cfs beta; selsedandiovien | futures sows onan on alley ways in the rear, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers the most wont? ROPE ARTISTE D, JACKSON centrating in the strong fortifications nearer v 5 5 Bpon as the property of William Douglass.and will | Term: Three quarters cash balance in6 and 12 a TIGHT ROPE ARTISTE Tuwis bROOwS De Tae ate tr ee be told to sal isfy judicial No. 28 299. to Octo. | months, secured b: eed of trust on the premises, | THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE | jn thiscountry, She will also execute some beau- ¥. T. MILBURN, evidently for the purpose of securing the es- ber term 1859, in favor of Wm. @. W. White and All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat D AT AUCTION. tifa ig A.J, RATCLIFFE & CO tablishment of a depot of supplies on the south Brother, usé of James R, Bmith, use of Henry | of purchaser On FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at 6 0 Sloek p m.. RENCH AND SPANISH DANCES, GeonGE UPPERMAN side of the Etowah river. jougiass. M. SELDEN, jel0-eed | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, we shall sell in front of the premises part of Lots FRENCH AND SPANISIL DANCES; TA. CARROLL ’ If Sherman succeeds in ihis, he will make Alatooe my.13-d&éds late U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. ——— | 7, 8 and 9, in Square Nor 838. This property fronts FRENCH AND SPANISH DANOES, A: BL OFFUTT & CO. naa base of operations against us, which will be BY J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, on south F, and is between 3d. and £26 streets west, FRENCH AND SPANISH DANCES, W.H ERNEST . more formidab) jothdwas of the flanking operations R7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- — Pe desirous of purchasing building lots in | and sustain the principal characters in WB RIN EET, ae reterperp sic Soper tilthe 20th inst.,eame hour and place. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LOT ON P STREET, BE. | this ion of the city would do well to attend t! SEVERAL BEUTIFUL BALLETS, MAYFIELD & BROWN e has perpetrated during the campaign. WM. SELDEN, TWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREBTS WEST. sale. as the property will be sold without reserv ssisted by EDWARO H. BROWN, —— o’c! ion Roem: Cc, aire mo: ote: anir in ven . : RX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. Go. by virtue ofa deed of trust from Charles E and a deed of chery taken, “30 will Peter couRr OF BEAUTY, EDWARD MYERS. my 25-3w* The asa Sy fs eal operatians PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE AND | 1 fibers AR. No. os follow ian et tea. One of | MA we erantee deed nig Droperty 1s knocked off COURT OF BEAUTY; 7POWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70, by the before ‘Richmond ts, “Will there be suother re tae oe IN GEORGE- Pos pte sere tigers pipe ig a je 14-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, SIXTEEN LOVELY GIRLS. T ‘Potomac Tow Company’s boats, ““Potomac,’’ | grand flanking movement by the army of the c shal 1e . 5 Slo z *Y THOME DOF eae b : p 1 * On TUESDAY APTERNOON, June 2ist, 1954, at | sub-div'sion of Rquare No. 209, fronting 2134 feet Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetowa, MULLIGAN, WEST Wieutas ‘AND DouGgH- | Gov, Curtin” and “Belle Haven.” Apply to the Potomac?” The general attack on the enemy's : . tains on board, or to works last Friday showed that they could not Fe Beate mie ee ae es; Lots | on north P street, between 14th and 16th streets | FranpSOMB BUILDING LOT ON HEIGUT, __ ERTY. Cap sc! *°* JOHN B. DAVIDSON, be carried, except at a cost of life not war- frosting Im) fect on West eet with’ desth at West, and Tanning baek 100 Meet som 10-fo0p alleg- oan OM GRORGETOWS AT AUCTION. oS NEGRO ROUEN THIGITIES, my 13- Water street, Georgetown. ranted under the > circumstances, (8 the other ton Mont; ‘treet. These lots will b . sell at Publi: ection on 'e 5 NTRICITIES, Se a RT ES ‘an: as ce! nes yy sor’ dori ate our Fading foi gach contin ® | nag’ Tse" *™* APH “Wa Ph tee Par | THROW, Jone iat. ate crlck tn fot te ee AUCTION SALES. hours of the day snd night tha’ne canwot pach ie fac ate ee det JAS. ¥. DAVIS, * | and Frederick streets, fronting 73 feet on Prospect Msg ESTELLE FORREST ig back our lines, It is for the interest of Lee, Of 1m Net to B feet alisy ntgomery | je. tawade J.0. MCGUIRE & CO..Aucts. | Sirect cod ig ca Pocock treet Peete eet AND . Jy THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr:Gcorectown | HOWever that the two armies should thus re- street. ase; 5 TIDY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers ing a beantifui site, commanding ® splendi MISS CARRIE QABDNER, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown | main for some fine facing each other, as the The sonth parts of Lots 250and 251, fronting 6) eee 5 down t Fotoman, wall do well to attend this sale. | inanew selection % THE HEART! IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT | ®PProaching sickly season an: si ger feet on the west side of Green street, above West | yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN VARIOUS Terms: One balf cash; balance in six and twelve A Beautiful Ballet, a Funny Negro Farce,a Laugh- ‘AUOTIO! rebel lines will prove to our disadvantage. streetawith a depth of 129 feet. PARTS OF THE OLITY AT AUCTIUN- mesiee le P ime, Wonderful Tight’ Ro: On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 16, até | Besides, the object of Grant is to advance, and ALGO, On MONDAY, the 2th inst aball sell on the Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- able evo "Mammoth Budget of Pe o’clock p. m., I will sell in front of the premises, | of Lee to stop him, and therefore a protraction Part of Lots No. 19 and 10, in Bealls addition | premises, commencing on the Arat lotatGorclock | CHBRBT- oy ; ee Ant unten; Bauso, Solves middie part of Lots No. 14) and 141, in Beall'saddi: | of the present state of things is a'rebel gain. leg. as ‘tieele wena: a sseare 28, front 4 ey p eo oe B* J. O, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, By the Largestand Pepe wate? saa zapping back, 19) feet. set) impreyed bya Reece Sr fies icante aan oh Ren eee All conveyancing and stamps at the costof the | Till be divided if tesited inte teres Iota’ | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY In Vatlivel prapevation/-and will besmwartiy pro: bebdahndSuainae sete Dut if there is to be another grand fianking purebaser. Lot Ne. 10, same square, front 42 feet 5 inches, ON G STREET NORTH, OPPOSITE THE PAT- | oot .4¢o the able the East part of Lot No. 139 in Beall’s addition to | movement, designed to take our army into je9d_ {Intel.) THOS. DOWLING, Aust. diviced in twe lots. a nae Tar Oe F PTERNOON, June 4, at6 o'clock THE GREATEST SENSATION DRAMA George! mown, fronting 2) feat eae enous ee Richmond, will it be on our right < our | oad N t 21, . ii 01 i. s 5 . 7 4 gs . UOCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, | , No! gupitthatrect west, between New York ave: | on the preinisen, by virtue of a decree of fhe Bu | fxer prevented to a Washington audence, entitled feuae tack’ Saale aad taroned B¥*tpaRd | 1m support of the former suggestion {t may. be + preme Cor ie vi ma, 8. e MAt Decesendue teen Bland on TUESDAY, the Qt inst,, we sball fell, | chancery, preted in a crriain cause, wherein Wa. BUSHWHACKERS Hermie: One-half cash; balance insixandtwelve | on the other side, as Richmond is etuated on m Washington. D. Cc, 1 25, commencing at the first named lot at 6 o’c ock P: pelle Georsianns, eet wraine G. MacGill, azo THE POTOMAC, months, secured byw deed of trust on the prop- the city, aaa tee Tome distance below due aoe Ure sold at pabiie auction. tothe highest bid- | Mite 3 in square 402, having 8 front of 22feet | Machiiland Recbard Buttars tefentents (No: 134 \NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY Conveyancing and stampsat the cost of the pur- | north, This makes the two routes of approach Newport, Penna , Tharsday, May Sth.’ "'** 9irches on C street south, betweea 434 and 6th | ecuity,) passed 16.1364, I shall sell the west and effects chaser. about the same from the present position of the Gettysburg, Penas.. ¥, May oth, streets west. Island. art of Lot No. 14,in square No. ‘onting 25 | Introducing several Bales positive. army. , the passage of the Chickahom- Altoona, Penns., Thurrday, May 12th," Werthalt lot 9. in xquare 493, front 49 feet on | {eet om north @ street, between 7th and-éth streets WaSHINGLON CELEBRITIES je 7-4 THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. | #° ari te eabior above, sua a Mittin, Penna., Thursday, May 19th,” sos th Oireet, between 4:4 and oth streeta west, | west running back, Wat wieih to tho Tear of the of the day. | Wy y J_0, MoGUIBE & CO., Auetioneers. J ementim that direction not having been, Reading, Penos., Thursday, May 26th, will be divided into two lot of 20feet exed, if de’ | Tot, touethonwith the improvements, conaisting Of | The Drama ja now in rehearsal, and will be pee: | FRX 2: 0- ae guna re probably, as much expected, it might encoun Northamberland; Feuna, Thursday Jane sth, | " Part Lot 2in equate 877 it being the cast foot | “Terms: One-ball in ca; the remainder in six | @UCEIDA Dee aNNER, "| URWELLING HOUSES ON FOURTH STREET | ter lees resistance amd wesker fortifications. Beranton, Penna. ! day, June 16th. 2 fronting on © etreet south, between 24 and 3d ste, | anc twelve months, with interest. secured by the with a ¥AST, BETWEEN L AND M STS. iT Finally, such a flanking movement west of Williamsport, Peana , Thursday, Jane 234, went ¢ purchaser’s notes with approved endorsement. FULL CAST andall the NECESSARY APPOINT- | On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 20, at 6 o’clk, | Richmond would cut cff Lee’s foraging ground One Hundred} 100) horsesat Gettysburg. and Two | Terms: One-half cash, remainder in six, and | _ If the terms of ale are not complied with within MENTS, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 1, in | and main supply route. Hundred and Titty aie of the other 8 | twelve mouths, for motes bearing interest from | five cays thereafter, the trastee reserves the rigat otten up at. an expense of over Saaate Re Sis, fronting on 4th street west, be- ‘On the other hand, (though it is donbtfal on These horse: ve ‘condemned as unfit for | day ofrale Deed given and a deed oftrust taken. | to re-sell on one week’s notice in the Natiozal In WO THOUSAND DOLL. & tween Latreet north and Massachusetts avenue. h side this veasne really weighs,) all the the cavalry service of the Doited States Army. 41) conveyancing, including revenue stamps at | telligencer, And by far superior to anything ever phesented | improved by three which side thas tar favor Yor pio er farm purposes wany good bargains | the cert of the purchaser. Title invisputable. Conveyances and stamps at the sost of the pur- | +5 the Washingtca public, replete with THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSES. | precedents in Grant’s progress wee 4 oe Twenry acllars wifl be, Fequired paid down when | chaser. P76. MeGUIRE £°CO Aerts, | Striking Tableanx! Tomediate pomession of two of them will be | a flanking movement to the left. This wou rses will be sold singly. the property is knocked off from each purchaser, jelt-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ “4 Pec oninal Zituationa! sixes f bring him into connection with our navy on jen begin at 10 8 ™m,, and continue daily until ifvot paid the property will be put up again ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Hi ‘Terms cath. t the James, and into junction with Butler, all are sold. sod ro'd to the next tighest bidder _ —— ” ‘And Patriotic Sentiment! This property Will e'nold aheoiately tothe high. greatly shortening our base of sopplies, and Terme: caph, t= U. 8: Trew dus ae igi os SERRE WEES SRS: NBar Fat Hiniexe isa RS ee oe Entirely devoid of Profanity and disgusting Val; est bidders, ag the owner is about to remove to ting @ more ese Lemp Fg comenit i ls — 0 n , BE- and r ‘est, iver ap.26-t{e20_Lt. Gol. andO. Q.M. Oavsiry Burten, | 17> pweiL & HENDERSON TWEEN 2D AND 3D STREETS WEST. Fee e ee eer ae celaents, ile perfect. “ on the rebel forces. The eer ee ire GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES K No. 367 D Steger wean Niwte, | om 1 U ee the preminve; we shall sell thowest heif | &c., see Tue Cairic. pu lished at the Canterbury Je J.0, MoGUIRE & 0O..Ancts.._ | gould be easily made, ne To ees 1 info: ; . ys x SSSoS—e——eeee—eEeeoe™E—™eoee Cais Quartermaster’s Office, Depot yf, Washington, { rene " at ae nave gee ane te = Lot No. 341 in aquare No p pee teeneins 1S frton See ee ee ee s % Pianos. pew assarten mest oleeainwas Ebene’, eee Boke ae Cae at oe an ke a ted tment of e nor! a tik — =~ < Raven & Bacon and Haines ou! bab! Will be sold at publi? auetion, at tis Garcals, | WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES, _ | 34 streets wost and ronning back 10) feet ton 25 % | Pianos have Peterse Be: now besieging Butler and 1 the th Daren; in the city of Washington. which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash | footaliey, with the imp peovement, consisting of 2 i Fe OD os st been ved at o1 pomsosees FT") r sale at fac-' AY.Juned, 1864,andon WED. | pr handsome and well-built three-story and Dassment holding six persons. eoerone vier we offer e C..on WEDNES: Ruspay,vonez. te diets s done at short notice in thecity or country | Brick Dueling Buus. coutainine sine room, the | wosee a Poklok fest arene bad. Pipes one Fane LE | eee ase te solution of which we eee eee: *\uemember the place, No, 367 D street, neargth, | Terme: Qae-balf cash; the ‘remainder Im lx | 5 MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Sie aid one or to sellat lower prices than | sre hal saicbaedaemer? -y “ferme: Gash in Goverament funds, Franklin Hall Building. SpuAe | monibr, withiuteresteceured byw deed of trast | FAMILY MATINEE CATURDAY AFTERNOON | stiuzhse pon, easy terms, Zaina lr Pelkovoncdiiaereakent Bele to commence at 10 o'clock 9. Can (PE MEROBANT'S AND BANKERS ALMA | “Titlepertecty oa, FAMILY MATINER SATURDAY AFTERNOON | ofhlason & ne ong aE Bunorr, | Mitra omemens to eine Owen Lovey: one Bis: Gem. and est of Washington, nae, 10047 By Bete OG RATLOR, | ee eyo Moat INH & 00., Auets, Ladies 25 cents; Ohildren 10 conte, op2 Corner 0 :