Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1865, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. “THE EVENING STAR. ——————————— w. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. ——_—_—_————— WASHINGTON OFTY¥: MONDAY....-- sees JUNE 26, 1865.) ooo wa READING MATTERON EVERY PAGE. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTFS. ——— STATE REORGANIZATION. ‘We trust the account of ar. interview that | Occurred between the Presideat and a delega- | tion of South Carolinians (w'iich will be found in to-day’s Star) will be rep blished through. | ut the country. Its dissemination will serve to thorough!y inform all with reference to President tion of the States lately in rebellion, and also upon the reasons and grounds on which that nson’s policy in the reorganiza- | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM SAVANNAH, eff. Di Private Baggage md Correspondence. New YORK, June 26.—The steamer Caroline brings Savannah dates to June 2ist. The Savannah Herald says the Ventral Rai!- LOST:AND FOUND. se de See Tehri seses between Dr. Bunderiand’s 0 Ghureh, on id 376 9th street, a ill be x ana amma resin eee 'y returni: Capture e P' jem — £ 44% @OLOOK P. JOD ETN LB, eeatainings ‘thi Ferd Pil Be given by leaving GOVERNMENT SECURITIES any ha 320 N. York avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sta. a for rebuilding #6 miles of thelr road from Sa. | [ OST; Yesterday, between Hand H stools on OF carill tue tohowief ae : . «| Aa get, side of Sth street, between Mand 12 | Jay Qooke & Co. furnish the following quo- yannah to Macon. It is believed the contract | o'clock, SILK NECK TIM. with BOSOM PIN. | 1.7. 07 Government securities: will be completed within 30 jays. Syultable reward will be given Ulett gt rege | Monee Buying. Selling The Jacksonville Florida Union, of the 17th $50 RE WARD—Lost or stolen on the night of | U. 8.6’ Goupon 1881. ane instant, says 8 portion of the private baggage the 17th inst.,one gold hunting case oc- | U. 8 5-20's. rd of Jeff. Davis has been secured near Gaines- shape WATOH. Peer above reward sun. U.S. 10-40's.. HES ville, Fla. It consisted of two boxes and one | Vanvat Hullman's Hotel, corer of 18h and. W ‘nw YoRK—Finer Boamo. e trunk, containing many important private | streets. 3626 St Coupons, 110%: 5.20's, 1004; 10-40's, 96%; Cer- jetters and papers. The wagon seems to have | been in advance of the flying party, and was abandoned on learning of Davis’ capture. —Strayed or was stolen last Sat_ eer rret saree bat ‘ood condition. tail and $20 urday. from tificates, 99%; wht OBSS, six years old, ip mane dark and heavy, ofhis Yate le; suse a ore sheionts had o: wagon harness and ro: . atthe Second Precinct Station House le THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, On Saturday we Stated ¢ -t the grand old Army ot the Potomac was to be greatly re- single Information left Frem Caire. CatRo, June 25.—The steamer Ruth, from policy is based. His remarks cover the entire subject matter; embracing as many distinct, pungent thonghts and palpable and conclusive @rguments as we ever before saw grouped in So few brief paragraphs. It is most important at this time that the country should know the precise reasons why he maintains the right of the citizen masses of the southern States to be again, and as speedily ‘As possible, the equals, in all respects, under the Constitution and law, of the citizen masses of the northern States, in the face of threatened earnest and extensive opposition to this plain theory of our Government, on the part of a darge portion of those who mantfully sustained it in putting down the rebellion, though it is mot to be forgotten tha: too many of them, before the rebellion occurred, maintained that it was but “a covenant with death—a league ‘with hell;” and, so believing, labored for long years to convince the world that it was not Ait to live. The reader will see throughout President Johnson’s declarations evidence that his con- ‘victions &re the result of his thirty years’ expe- rience in discharging the duties of American Statesmansbip, which have fixed conclusions in bis mind 4s firmly as time and the elements @nchorthe century-old oak in the soil. How @bdiding his convictions of public duty are when based on his life-long principles and his past experience with the business of Government, ‘W&s most aptly illustrated when beset, in the | United States Senate, to compel him to re- mounce his patriotic stand in behalf of the Union. It will be remembered that all the Tecusant southern Senators, embracing many of the ablest orators and most astute publicists, @s well as the most violent and imperious Politicians the country has so far produced combined to drive him from his Union posi- tion, and assailed him, seriatim, with a torrent of invective, denunciation, ridicule and argu- Ment such as was never before concentrated against any public man of this or any other country. Yet no effect was produced upon Rim. He maintained nis positions one and all; An, the people rewarded his patriotic heroism ins doing under such circumstances, with the nom. “tion which has eventuated in pla- | cing in his .°“fe keeping iheir rights and the Principles of ,he Government, be they threat- ened trom wheno.” "Ney may. | —— his reco) will liberally rewarded Gurion” be ‘ally jez BEWARD.—Stolen from my premis Saturday night, the 2ith instant, rel COLT, three years old, marked as foll white stripe on Bose and two joints of his tai! cut o leit is affected by a scam over the sight me i en ee toate deaddle or ness. The above reward wi! DaVID MOORB, covery. 5 Je 26-3t* Near Glenwood Cemetery. OUND—This morning. at corner of Penn ay. aa ith st.,.s roll of GBEENBAOCKS. The Owner can have them by calling on LEMURL BURSLBY, at Struckman’s Hotel, thet. se24 -3t« OBT—A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, with lon, gilt clasps, with small padlocks. nearly fille with carte de visites. Whoever will return the same to 14. G street will be yery liberally re- Wasded, and no questions asked. Je 24 2t* REWARD. — Stolen last night from the $2 Washington Asylum, a white HOBSE, lit- tle speckled on the hips; scar on the hind leg. The above reward will be given if returned to the Washington Asylum, near the Qongressional Cemetery. - fo2acte JOsTAB ADAMS, I O8T—6n the 2ist inst , between 9th street and 4 Georgetown. k Russian leather PORT MONNALE, containing about sixteen d-liars in bills and postage currency. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to No, 40 Li 39 Gay, corner Of Green street, iy Je 24-2t $5 }WABD,—Lost, June 23d, in ornear the Northern Liberty Marke’ AOo- COUNT BOOK. The above re by leaving the same os Scent Marks ae jorthern Liber jar! . Jeae-st™ y L, L. WILEISON. BEWABD—Strayed or stolen from the sub- i the 18th Ji sprung in hi duced in numbers. This army, whieh origi- nally consisted of seven corps, and which at one time numbered over three hundred thou- sand men, will, in obedience to instructions from the War Department, be reduced to three divisions of about 16,000 troops altegether. Master-out rolls for forty-six regiments, most of them’ veteran organizations, are now teing prepared, and the men some 15,000, will be discharged with as little delay as pos- sible. The following are the regiments which goont under the order directing the further reduction of the Army ofthe Potomac:—190th, 88th, 83d, 19lst, 11th, 56th, 99th, 106th, 69th, 53d, 110th, o7th, Sist, 93d, 103d, Gist, 98th and S7th Penn. sylvania volunteers; 91st, 10th, 39th, 40th, 63d, 73d, 86th, 69th, Ssth, 93d, 59th, 52d, 49th, 77th and 434 New York volunteers; Ist, 10th and 3d New Jersey volunteers; 32d, 19th and 28th Massachusetts volunteers; Ist Maryland vol. unteers; 7th West Firginia volunteers; 5th New Hampshire volunteers; Ist Maine volun- teers; 5th, 6th andSth Vermont volunteers. The muster out will be by entire regimenta) or battalion organizations, including all addi- tions, whether recruits or otherwise, and all absentees. New Orleans on the i9th instant, has arrived | here. A letter from Shreveport says the inves- | tigation touching the loss of the transport Ken- | tucky resulted in the acquittal of the officers in charge of all blame. Orders have been is- eued prohibiting transports running on. the Red river at night time. | Arrival of General Sickles at New York, | Naw York, June 26.—The U. S. steamer Hunisville has arrived here from Aspinwall. Among her psesengers are General D. E. Sickles and staff and the crew of the wrecked steamer Golden Rule. | Gen. Grant’s Movements. HIS RECEPTION IN PHILADGLPHIA, The Sunday Times says:—“The Union League opened its doors on Saturday morning | and extended the courtesies of the house to | General Grant. That officer gave audience to the people of the city from eleven o'clock to two in the afternoon. The directors of the League conyeyed him from the Continental | Hotel, where he had been staying during Fri- | day night, to the League House, where the | Proper arrangements had been made for the | occasion Tne central staircase of the League | House from the central door on Broad street, passed up the first division of the staircase | into the front parlor, where the General was standing, and then descending by the other | portion of the staircase, left the honse by the | Sansom street door. Major General Craw- | ford, Colonel Debreaux, of General Grant’s staff, and Colonel Porter, were in attendance | at the League. During the day, nearly ten | thousand persons called at the house, and Were presented to the General by Morton Mc- Michael. After the reception ceremonies, the directors and the General dined together.”’ ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.—An election will be held in Tennessee on the 3d aay of August for the election of representatives in the Thirty- ninth Congress, and to supply vacancies in the Legislature of the State. Attached to the proclamation of Governor Brownlow, order- ing the election, is the law of the 5th of June, to limit the right of theelective franchise. This bill provides that the clerk of each county shall open and keep a regular registration of voters, before whom proof, under oath, shall be made that the voter falls within the pro- visions of said act; and county court clerks are commanded by the Governor's proclamation, “without delay, to procure a bound book or books for each county, and to open and keep the same as a registration of veters of said county, andshall furnish to such persons as may fall within the provisions of said act a certificate of registration, and no person shall be permitted to yote at said election without such certificate. PARDONED. Cherler James Faulkner, the former Minis- ter to France, under the Buchanan dynasty, @, cor. Ist and I sts. was to-day pardoned by the President, having Washington City, D.C. qualified himself legally. This gentleman's AKEN UP BSTRAY—A Roan HORSE, 8 years | pardon, however, was gratuitously extended sola eehe owner reane tea to Some forward, by President Johnson in accordance with a iv RITTENHUUBE, 23d stre Tetwoen B and F, | promise made to the wife of the diplomat by Je 23 3t* our late lamented President Lincoln, ft speaks well for Mr. Johnson’s opinion of our late President, as well as his own goodness of heart, that every suggestion as well as order of Mr. Lincoln is being sacredly carried into effect. RE-ESTABLISHMERNT OF PosT OPFICES.— Postmaster General Dennison has received CROCKER, Lith street road, a numerously signed petition from the citizens je21-€t* near Piney Branch. of Fredericksburg, Va., asking the immediate 7 = re-establishment of the post office at that place. PERSONAL. There are thirteen applicants for the position EUREONIET [OM AcieicEa ca aataE of postmaster, Mr.N. J. Cox, of the Pension G the post office containing TWO FIFTY DOL- Bureau, tormeriy a réaldeny of Fredericksburg, LAB NOTES. from an unknown source, is hereby being among the few loyal ones. acknowledxed by th party to whoin addressed 1t* Applications for the re-establishment of of- AKEN UP ASTRAY—On Saturday, the 7th instant, a bay COW, with brass knob on her Tight Morn. mo owaer will please come forward, rove pro: . are aR a] er AWay, P Droverty, pay charges, And take bor avery. one mile from Camp Barr _ Je 23-3t* on the Bladensburg Pike, (TAEEN UP ESTRAY on the eubscriber’s place, one small BAY HORSB, about four y: old; has the distemper. The owner will please come forward, prove property. and pay charges. PRESIDEN, JOHNSON, The President having 6 *UEbt a severe cold | ‘We regret to say that he is so _™¥CN indisposed | to-day as to be unable to receive ‘#itors. Col. | Browning, his private secretary, ws bas been Sick for seyeral days past, is yet con ed to | his room. \ ——— The eo “GHT'S DIVISION. E Of the old -- ~ oops of Dwight’s division 20 Se~- .oth army corps, which was ordered | to- ‘anneh, sailed from here yesterday for at place. ra ea HOSPITALS. Orders have seen issued directing the dis- Continuance of the hospitals located at Frede- | Tick, Md. The patents will be removed to Baltimore. Me. FRepegicKx SEwAgRD.—Yesterday, Mr. | Frederick Seward, for the first time since he | aie ee 7 The Richmond Whig remarks that the liberation ct the negroes gives the South a claim to fourteen more Kepresentatives in Congress. We Massachusetts willonly have in service about five thousand troops Shai the soldiers }ehose term of service expires Ist Dave all been Per pt oe Sie Wrkt ABs 79U, GOING GEORGE 5 WHY fices at different poiuts in the South are being io t 8 Crystal Restaurant, i No. 350 D street. near Kighth, where they bave | Teceived dally at the General Post Office De- slaughtered the Grand Green’ Turtle captured at | partment, And many of the offices will be re- fave Verd Island. ” T shall take one a in | opened as soon As the necessary arrangements zi je 26-: an be made. AMnOWer, MAME RUPLI | Ire wgaser Geese ae information on a! e affairs of life, BEES respect toall other ubsects. She can be consulted easly he pean See can Se eRTET, eho for House, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, oy f Si, badiens?at22 @axand evening. Genilemes as len Pena = nas Loch removed to take command of an im- ge aslife. Residence 415 3d street. between portant station in Western Virginia. Briga. dier General John R. Kenly was appointed by Pa. av. and O street. je 26 6t™ AAs VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIB BE-| the commanding General to take General Tyler’s piace: and he has already assumed Has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara- tion for the hair ever presented to the public. comman It will restore gray hair to its original color. It will keep the hair from falling out. 1t cleanses the scalp. the hair lustrous and silken. lendid hair dressin ‘TEB—Ladios avd gentlemen terested in the pttchase of Ford's Thea- ter and wiliing to aid the enterprise by directiz, ciscnlars, writing letters, acting as colléctors, & invited to the rooms of the Young Men’s '° Christian Association, 7th street, every evening this week, AN OOLLEGH fy bUMB. AN GR, D. 0. —Bxhi- bition of the Pre re Department on NDAY, Jue 2th, “7s o'clock p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 13th - roe bet Gand H. Alumni Oration, by Hon. WHEELER, on TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 3 ——_—.___ TUBSDAY. wth instant,at <o%cloc® Pm. atthe Sr Ww. DEN TWISELE. corner of etn THE CHICAGO CONSPIRATORS. Law Building, 5th Y, bet ct = Pa. avenue, and by GASS & GATLY, ‘Gommencement Bxercises on, WREDN=SDAY, corner of th and ston, D O.; and Sens of Liberty. sts., Washin, 8.T. i et. George- by B.S, T. OIBSEL, 110 Bridge stre i George: 28th instant, at 12 o’clock . m.. at the Firat Bap- town, and by ali Drigatsts tist Chureh’ 13th street, bet. @andH. je 26-2" CuicaGo June 26—The President has par- doned Charles Walsh, one ef the Ohicago con- THB BOARD OF TSRUSTERS for th = 5 38 to Pennsylvaria | spirators, now in the penitentiary at Colum- ices TO caoumiess was able to walk from | chase of Ford's Theater hy assigns: the Eavennare sedate eonower: Messr: Kidwei’s | bus. The sentence of ‘Thomas B Payne, or- Toom to adjoining apartments. It is ex- | cutyof making colleetions intheDistrict o! Colam- | Drug Btore. 1p 5-Smif’ dered by a military commission to be shot, has Posie that by the Aatof next week ho will be | ba jotneapatnana andann certainly sale Sepa re ie Nts vents tm ae Ouse oo sufficiently recovered to ride ont. low-eltizens interested rot only ina Merorialte| GEORGETOWN ADVER’MIS aise " Mr. Clarence Seward, Acting Assistant Secretary of Stata, has been quite sick the past few days with fever. He is much better to- day, however. Pre suitabl ; certs, 4c , witha attractions. The names of all contributors wil be permanently preserved in the memorial build- The Gazette’s Indianapolis special dispatch says it is reported that indictments have been found against Bowles, Mulligan, Walker, and other leading members of the Sons of Liberty, nt Lincoln, but desirous ef establishi e hall for Public ‘meetings, lectures, cone 00 2 and a NOTICE-—L/CENSES— All Liew’ the Corporation of Gecrevers pire on the 30th instant, must be paid on at ‘ibrary, read bs L i in the U.S. Court, asa safeguard in case of ing. Contributions mav be given to the collect. | tbe Wt day of July next, otherwise they will Boon ds d b Pakaeeaie Se i tropoliter Police. | an adverse decision in the U. S. Supreme Gowe to Puraperrnra.— Gen. Muzzy, | Crore conte et: 10 Fay Cooke & Co , Treas. | Prompyly enforced by the MOM CATED Overk_ | Court against the jurisdiction of the military President Jonnson’s mulitary secretary, left bere yesterday evening on a brief vistt to Phil. adelphis, ea erase eee Ot Hagvest.—Our farmers are busil: gage E e ‘with their harvest, and from what we Be hear, the earlier sown wheat will come fully WM. J. RHRES, Smithsonian Institution, commission. . ‘ RZORGBTOWN TAXES.— An abatemen' 3 74a 8 GBI Ni BLL, Dep pAgricaltare, P cent willbe allowed on the General :Tsx Reported Railroad Disaster. 4. K. BROWNS, Bs e476 7th street, oe secwee Ont or metera tee Sue dyes oa” LOUISVILLE. June 26.—Information has been jen YARREN OHOAT. stag A Bolomoa’s, Je 20-dtJy1 CHAS, D. WELOH, Collector, | obtained from the proprietor of the New Al- So " wei EK PP bany Ledger, which first published the torri- = 5 FOR THE RBPAT. FEEDS Le—T0. CANDIDATES | PROPOSALS YOR THR RAPAIROF i Positions AN DOs ble accident on the Ohio and Miesissippi Rail- UP to, if not exceed, a 7 ASHINGTO! Es 24. 1355.— os % — railroad, that they obtained the facts from the sowing being somewhat Injusea te the ne | mittee on the Bxamination of Gendidaton ee Proposals willbe received by the anderstened } conductor of the Louisville, Nev Albany and Very little rye was sown. Corn is looking re. | MUOn#.as Teachers in the Public Rchools” will | until THURSDAY, June 20th. for Ourting aad | Cincinnati Railroad, and also from pacseugers. markably well, and only needs the necessary BRAY tee aay yonamper, O1ty Hall, on BAT. | Oech wide of anid street Also. for leving 13} | | The account may possibly be exaggerated, ‘working to meet-the expectations of the most | _ je 24-6t" "8:8. WALSH, Chairman, | three Flag Feotwa id work to be givem to the | b ut farther details will be obtained and tele- Sanguine. The oats are also good,and the grass is very heavy.—Kociville (Maryland) Sen- pe i ell 3 An important set of labor regulations has een issued by the Superintendent of Freed- men at Augusta, Georgia. The rates of wages for field hands and house servants are fixed. ((> TEMPERANCE MBBTING.—A mootin cial . will be TUESDAY BVENING next, the 2th instant. in Gonzaga Hall, at 8 o’clock, when several distin- eupnen pr eaee th the Beas pas | meeting. The publi A. UBATHIOK A.M: GHOGH! lowest reapensible curb to beof LI square face 334 feet (3 ft.) wide im the centre. T footways to be 3:2 {t. wide. The guttering and me gon to be dene ona the | bed ofsbarp sand. Baid work to be done under the cicchon nd approval of the undersigned. idders id bidder of Georgetown. T: ue , faphed. stone, 18 i ose LOOAL NEWS. ——.___ Aw .UNTERESTING CasE.—Margaret Zapponi ‘vs. An‘ericus Zapponi; before Judge Wylie, under the auspices of the Ostholic Beneft: Total Abstinence Society. will Banal: M~. CROGHAN, my ll state the price of setting curb rer y , 5, _ ie 24 3t' Chairman Oom. of Arrangements. zi ‘ in Eqm ty, June 24, 1565. The complainant in sea ratinats xml te cost! “ot supporting the | (7 TO COUNTY TAX PAYBRS —Notico in foatwars Der aapertcial "yards acinding ail = yonce an teva ct ore: aut aliinagy, ween nae ere! @ tl 5 erial for said work, excavating and tilling. et na y latter is permitted tobe subtracted from the | due A deduction of In wot cone wot Oa em : Fy BWHAN Dim, stata g and charging that the defendant ‘wages of those who kre able to work. until Hsiday, the sith erent, arrearages being | _3*20 jommissioner of Btrecis. | had, in eiilusion with Alanson Morehouse, paid, fice open AY, the 22d instant, | —— = ——— =} | caused the most valuable portion of his real GENERAL SHERMAN Not GoInG INTO Port. | continuin, daily until Friday. the 3ith i js ‘T103.—The Cincinnati Commercial, in noticing Office in basement of west wing City : a ) OMEBTIO ECONOMY, Steeleate leaeortiis Hise & serenade in that city to Senator John Sher- ™am, says “in reply to a question, the Senator said t! ry that his brother, General Sher- man, would consent to be the Democratic can- Gidate for Governor, was a silly falsehood. ‘The General was not going into politics.” panei achihtma bees Sa The exciting contest at the fair at Chi- Cago between the friends of Sheridan and Sherman, for the magnificent gold-mounted | ™. Pistol donated by the Brooklyn Arms Com- pany. for “the best (teneral,” finally closed uesday night last, the vote standing, Sheri- York avenue, Wasnincron, D. C.. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the fisshington and Georgetown Bailroad Company. intended te leave this District and go to Italy to evade tive payment of alimony, and praying thatthe wii of ne exeat republica ehonid issue; end Judge Wylie, at chambers, ordered the writ toiseue, commanding the Marshal to ar- rest the defenciant aud require him to give bail in the sum of 25,000 not to leave the District of Hall. JAMES PILLING, Collector. Orr ee BRAS es ASHINGTON ANB E E' 41L ROAD COMPANY, Corner 15th street and Row Jave 20, 1865. CAMPILLION CARPET, Tho attention of the public is called to this in- w | vention. PAPER CARPST, which, for cheapnese, durability and beauty, cannot be surpassed by any erdinary ‘pet now in use. Call and examine it for yourselves, at 452 Pa. avenue, between 3d. and ion of Directors. will be held at t 4% ats. Columbia unti? the further order of the court, ce of the Company. on WEDNESDAY. the izin | _J¢2)-1it JOHN BHATY, Agent. | and in. defawlt of sue pail to lodge the de: of July, 1865. The polls will be opened at i2 o'clock . B, HOOPBE & BONS Be MANUFACTURERS oO TWINES AND NETTING Al fendant in the jail of this District, and upon which wait he was arrested and lodged in jail in default of bail; and the defendant, by his counsel, M. Thompson, Esq., appeared in and close at 2 o'clock p. m. V w G30. 8. GIDEON, President. 0. GREEN . lesion LMAF, Secretary and Treasurer, dan 579, Sherman 447, with two or th: i dread seattering. i Bese poss, ee ee AnNTI-MBaT EaTinG CLuss.—In some of the Northern cities the yoone who eat are form- ing, in various neighborhoods, “anti-meat clubs.” resolving among themselves to give up the use of butchers’ meat until those who sell the cattle and those who slaughter them shall Tee unconscionable prices which they jemand. 7 Mayor Leonard,of Galveston, Texas, has N4AvaL By Lieut. Com. F. A, Je Church ORGANS, and sole : - Band sol ery Bazaars IN courtand filed an answer, denying that he de- signed “quickly to depart from the United States,” or to leaye this District before the ter- mination of the suit {or divoree, &c, aud Dealers in are clee used by BN. Office. ° a cyigoaer of rat en Bath erg at DUTINS AND DISCIPLINE, Policy and Principles of Naval Oreste e. E FEANCK TAYLOR Owen O’Harg.] [T. V. moved that the writ of re ezeat be discharged é : 5 . V. Noowan, ary tendea CRICEERING (X EON'S famed Grand ood O'HARE & NOONAN, ihat the wre Nad been iseacd. te wiotation ot Also, Bmith the act of Congress of 2a March, 1793, sec. 5. 1 stat, 334, whieh provides that “no writ of ne ezeat shall be granted caless &cuit inequity be commenced, and satisfactory pzoof shall be made to the court or judge grantimg the same that the defendant designs quickly to depart PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, . ND G Ai L UM REI STEAM ANDGAS Ne. 402 D street. between 6th and 7th, Are prepared Mrenecnls allvomters appertalnin, to the above branches, on the most reasonable rms, and in a thorough, practical and w like manrer, oa a American Parlor and 306 Pennsylvanis avenue je 26-6 etween $th and lth sta, issued a proclamation expressing a desire to Oharges moderate. from the United States.” He cortended that }' heartily co-operate with the Federal authori- SUMMER DRESS GOODS. T EAS, TEAS this statute wasin the natuve of a penal statute, f; arptay thas gene 10 td oe ‘ol eras Les 5 — amd should be gonstrned strictly, and that it ni ist in the ren- Woe are closi it THE SCENT PER POUXD ADVANOM SYSTEM. did not autho: e granting ot the gitton of ail public property te the officers ap- Papeete lee ps eae — be without “satisfactory proof that the defend- pointed of the United States to receive oops, ioknenn Faurgements with an extea- | ant designed ‘quickly ta: depert from the same. Of every description, at greatly reduced prices. now offer te the: miens ine as porta entor Bink United Biaee” pnd. qnet La? cm uh oe SwThe Y' ane ae We i | ; | ofany such design, the mere of the com-~ aay 1 he Virginia Legisiature adjourned Fri- are selling very desirable stries of DRESS stems wiih kas F active feat plainant, easught tarot: to, mot being “proof” bee Eh alate oars eon ot ays days. | GOODS at 31,37, 45 and 50 cents. orth cit: Lea neers PF in che legal sence of that term. And he farther oa 2d y Vv. lerpoint 4 s 8 sold af five (5) cents per poun: wan that ither the bil it “qq Cosa him in the work of Ponaanteectre a BLACK and OOLOBED SILES, MOURNING | , All Zone sold of 6 ee wa.) poninaded Shalse Se Btnor amida vi » , Government were passed, eliciting 4 NG little te S their Lassa ty The members “omes on returned to their u. eee: ere ees : ASSISTANT TeeasuRER OF 1x. YORK.— Henry H. Van Dyck, of albany, has téccived the appointment ct assistant Treasurer for New York. His commission was signed by President Johnson Satureay morning. wy Large mass meetings are throughout North Carolin, tor ine purpose of DRESS GOODS. TRAVELING DEBSS GOODS, prices, to close out. >i being held} ” 77 = GUT OBBWING TOBACCO. "Ww. CORWIN BURGY, upon which:the writ was tssued, charged that % the defendant designed ‘“q: te depart BUAWLS, LACM MANTLES. LINENS, COT- Pwater Honton MilteGranam and Bato: | from the United States,” that tha writ should TONS. TABEE DAMASKS, &c., &o., at low 24 Worth Dharies at,, Baltimore, Md, be discharged upon thatgroumd. He also read Gwif™ N=Y STYLES SPRING CLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS & 00., Between Sth end 10th ats, Washington. D. The Great Decline in Goods has inducedus TINE CUT BAVORY | oferoar gare res i oh p OLOTHING. ‘Berhorities to. at bein; ire of equitable batty It would mot be grits wanes any circumstanees that would not entitle the party.to. bail at law;and that in case of ali- mony it could only issne for ?.rrears actually due, and thatss noastmony was due atthe time the writ was issued, it should be dis- charged, although alimony pendente lite had become duesince his arrest, ind which be had 303. J. MAY & 00., 90S Pennsylvania gvence, between 9th and 10th sta, bid iy expressing gratification at te retoratio” Lillienthal not paid and could no? pay - while in jail, but Feaeral autbority, and pledging Mare” 4; | 400, boxe LOC OO args size, for sale in Lots ANee tae GOODE: de reel ag ee ETE to the new State Government. Sup- | to cuit,end at ereatly reduced picoe, 864 1g GENTLEMEN'S FUBNT Tp redacedoriges— | leased. Mr. 'T. was proay sding to read other so Brrangementsarepeing | SNP” | tons Auction end Commission Hate. fireor portion miom, ot re are determined to - authorities when Judge W - beingeatisiied, In- and celebr: “ . av. s a * ted, ani orde: ie eae plantas aon of the 4us%; | _so24 ¢t_ South corsr Penn. sy. 87 me sa of ND oviL Baan, CLOTHING. 14 Eee ee cheating than Goenatie dong me . rf suitable for 1208. the temporary & limony which had. be- a7 The London ” adex gives tt up. «Tne\ N. a, MILLER, Jcstice ov ue Pesce, office | suitable Cor el) Tiieh: must be sold to ee ict | omedue since his arvest John F. Ennis for Peeters az e Gollapse” is its heading for | ¥o. cota street wert nine for new additions dsily arriving. myY— | the compl t. asl —_———_—__.. , side. coview of the last news from tis | sexelio that eis pow attendiog Manesty as Nozionsfanagaets ot send hopes | try obema Tips WitleiSehts torn: «9 one Fourth of July is to ba celebrated at | Test other Osths, éraming, Leaserenics goa nroLas. aly to, 8. SOuNER BG, | ne JonntDugen andi Carietopher V. Hogan, ~ ‘our’ 116. Pow, roey, Lat a jou! ass! Gi "sland, on the Richmond and Frederitksburg | Notices, eT oo AY OMA atvice given in all Its bs Peuaervinl aronna betrees 4 AMiat | were found guilty o/ epg craig by a grand tournament. se ecler has become a drug in the ees burg market at twenty-two cents 4 pound. {7 All restrictions on the trade in sae east of the Mississippi river, are — oo Whe cotton is subject to an internal reven duty of two cents & pound. av General Thomas bas ordered five copes sand bushels of corn to be distributed for ‘relief of tbe indigent people in Georgia. K7The Richmond Whig says the wheat soy is being harvested throughout the State 0! Virgivia. 1n some sections the yield bas ee good, in others the ee amountof seed bardly be secured corn crop 1s looking ‘well, generally, all over the State. 17 At Montreal, on Tuesday, the thermom- eter was 100 degrees in the shade. oe perriculesteRatES, paid to the collection of debts and claimein general. je24-3un’ ABTUBAG E—I hay, fine Tim Hinchey ‘aoa James Hin - Were tried for an assault and batvery, and Johe Hinchey was foun ity, gud the thers not guilty. John FINE OW PAINTINGS. 486 ndscape snd Cattle. a first-class work of art, vera) bundred acres of ilot | Hinchey was sentenced to pay a fine of -fifty 8 any | miles frem becker. of Holland, favorite pup! Washington.wi It take hornes. aeetes to grase at bee Ree rovon, Scene near Wheeling, Read | collars ‘orto jail for ten days. enosth. They must be free fromdiseaseofacy | very ive picture, b; Also, 4 In the case of Jeremiah Hayes and John nd. and subject to my invocetion before taken. | yer. the Opers Bor, by So Hayes, indicted for’a similar offense, a nolle ddreas ODEN BOWIB. Collington P, 0. Prince | Of the of Conselation. | Also. See knered. : jsorge’s County. Maryland. Jezt-lw _ | choi ond S large, eremiah Hayes and James Hinchey ere\on ce PB @ Frames, Pictare Cord ATER COOLERS AND IORPITOnARs. gat or oan £0. 0t AR RITERS, trial for ® similar charge... from the’ 8 ddorsebove ¥ Arrange! are bei ‘We have the we articl a ‘ Mo. 466 7th street. b ‘Hall. EMORY GospitaL.—. ments iD, most reliable 3 2. ae Of Mellons Hall; | made to discontinue the use of Emory Hospital weet ae Feliges? Het wy Terms os ‘in a feo days, the patients even’ Hospital. oy te aftunted oust of Lingein Hospital, the Oapi ‘and is under the 1 ion of Poe a er i lia an Harness and Spring Dray, Eten hitioscnanae ae iv 4 vi yet : Peanpy! Sars F M reg. ined by rd) mar 3-6 ; best manner. im Georgetown; BBEBRY. — Saturday night, Cuarcs oF Ro! THE ARREST OF Jogn ANDERSON.—Saturday Thomas Uollins entered the carriage of Wm Ss nack: @md was carried to the | Afternoon, detectve Ponaldson and om Swag nent by Barney M. Woods, on B street, | Finley succeeded in capturing Josn Anderson, near Tiber Creek, Wherehe was robbed of a the man who shot the soldier, Wm H, Whit. book and Over $260. The statement of | ney, in Cissell alley, an acconnt of which was @ complainant Was tbat he took out his | published ip the Star of Satn; day... Anderson r was found concealed under mear the old Stone House as ea taken before Justice Buckey, who sent him to jaii for court. Whitney was taken to the hos. pital near Fort Corcoran, where he is no lyipg- The wound is not supposed tg be pave thongh the ball entered the neck &nd ity course cannot be traced, the wound refusing to let the wound be probed” — cket book to pay 40 cemts for drinks that he Praerea for the fash’ present, and Woods seized it, and told Col: that if he (Woods) did mot tame it the ot would. Collins tried to get his money, but Woods and his wife fell upon and beat him, the wife using a billy with er effect, and put avs RS len morning Collins return a nie mone 8 Foods drew a pistol, and for his money. » Soon s thougat discretion the better part of | after he was shot he talked very freely, bat Er retreated. Justice Walter issued war- | soreness of the wound obliges him to talk ao little as possible. rants and officers Coomes snd Kelly, of the Anderson says Whitne, arrested Barney M. Woods, | kicked his door open: but there is evide Foy Woods and Win, Swagestt, and took | show that Whitney did not, aud thar Andee. them before Justice Walter. Sw: t, when | was sinading in the coor when Witney ang arrested, returned @5 to Colline. Justice Wal- | three comrades approached the house: that ter held all the prisoners to batlon the charge of robbery, and Ma ‘Woods were also held to pail for assault and battery. Anderson ran out and presented his istol at one, turned off and presented it at Whituers who merely remarked, ‘Don’t shoot me!” and Anderson fired. This morning it was reported to the police that Whitney died yesteraay afternoon Officer Finley was directed to ascertain if that was true; and this morning reported to his sergeant that it is not. CanaL.—The only arrivals registered ara the boat Haldeman and scow Camp, with wood, piles and stayes, President Spates, who has been to the breach which now dejays arrivals, reports that it is probable that the way will be opened by hursday. No doubt the fleet of boats await. ing the letting in of the water is very large, as the breach in the Antietam division delayed a number, and to this will be added all delayed by this last breach, about twelve miles above. NEGLECT TO ATTEND —Yesterday, the cuard from the station atthe signal corps north of town brought a negro man named Charies H. Bias to the police station and left him in cas. tody of the officers, stating that the prisoner ‘was arrested for trespassing or Mrs. Barbour’s farm, and that Mr. John Barbour wonid ap. pear against him this morning. The prisoner was confined, and when the Jnstice proceeded to try the cases at the hour prescribed by law, he found Bias among tue prisoners, but no one appeared against bim. The Justice detained the prisoner until 11 o'clock to await the arri. yal of the complainant, and no oneappearing, the prisoner was discharged. Ati o’clock Mr. Barbour appeared, and when told that tie prisoner was discharged, there being 0 case against him, Mr. Barbour exhibited some an. ger, and rough language ensued between him and the Justice, and he then told the Justice that the fellow had attempted to commita rape on a white lady. Te Justice then remarzed that in a case of so much importance, the com. plainant should have stated the charge dis. tinctly and have appeored promptly at the hour for trial. The prisoner has not been ar- rested since the charge was made known. It is not the first instance in which criminals have escaped justice 12 4 the failure of the com- plainant to make the charge correctly. SS Ey [2708 LETTERS REMAININGIN THE PosT 3. aie LARCENY CASES.—On Saturday afternoon, Thos. Wheims was arrested by Officer Crown, of the 2d precinct, for stealing @ pair of boots from Wm. Saks. Wheims was sent to jail for court by Justice Walter. Wheims is & soldior. Joseph Hoff, a soldier, was arrested by Of- ficer Drain for the larceny of a horse. The evidence was Rot sufficient to sustain the charge, and thecase was dismissed by Jus- tice Drury. Officer Muter, of the Second Ward, arrested John Claney, N. Brough and E. W. Day for the larceny of a mule trom Lieut S.H. Hurd, quartermaster of General Slocum’s division. It appeared in evidence that Olancy sold the mule to Day, but there being no evidence to prove @ guilty knowledge thatthe mule was stolen, he was dismissed by Superintendent Richards. The evidence affording grounds tor suspicion that Clancy and Brough were concerned in the larceny, they were lield for further hearing. THE OPENING OF THE NEW Ling.—The new line from this city to Richmond direct, was opened this morning at 7 o’clock, the steamer Keyport, of Captain Mattingly’s line, taking down a number of passengers. For the pres- ent, until the railroad from the Potomac to Fredericksburg is placed inrunning order, the passengers will be landed at Belle Plain where they take stages to Fredericksburg and from thence go to Richmond by rail, reaching that place by four in the afternoon, thus saving about nine hours over any other line and doing‘ all their travel in broad daylight. Tickete are now soldat the Camden Station, Baltimore,over this route, and passengers on their arrival here take the city railway, with which an ar- rangement has been made, and are carried di- Tect tothe whart. For the present the Key- port leaves at 7 o'clock daily, but assoon as the railroad is in order another boat will be added and two trips be made per day. See DEDICATION. — On Sunday next the new Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion, on the corner of Eighth and N streets, will be dedicatea. The Rev. Archbisho; Spaulding, of Baltimore, is expected to of- ficiate on the occasion. The corner-stone of the new Uatholic Church at the corner of Pennsylvaniaavenue and 25th street, it is expected, will be laid in a few weeks, and the work on the building will be at once pushed forward. ELBE TENTED LIDDELL ALE ESTOS Muss SUSAN DBNIN RESPECTFULLY AN- nounces to ber friends and the public that, through the kindness of Mr. O. D. Mess. enabled to announce TH DAY, the 29: time fixed upon for her FARBWELL BENBFIT. her friends and the OFFICE. GEORGET: To obtai: i ihnete teiters, the appli 'o obtain any of these letters, the applicant tT call for." advertised letters,” give the date oftnit list, and Pay one cent for advertising. f not called for within one month, they wil! by sent to the Dead Letter Offics. A Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hang corner, and leave space between the stamp and cirection for post-marking without interfering with the writing. A request fer fie return of a letter to the writer if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written o¢ pores with the writer’s name, post Office, ang tate, across the left-hand end of envelope, o's the face side, wil! be complied with at the usual pre on which occasion she hopes id rate of y ble when the | i ublic generaliy will come en massr,as pains will Rativered to es Ade es F nt a bill of great attraction. LADIES’ LIST. ‘Trust that her efforts to please during the | Ashford Mins Helvey C J time she has been engaged with Mr.Grover have | Allen Mrs MB Kronse Mra Ann been Sopredatst: she confidently trusts to the | Bals Mre Wm Marden MrsT a Washington public to reward her, je? 4t pelt Mrs Sophia Trheola Heat 8 i ss Mrs Apna {OR SALE—A BARGAL gla Promfert Miss L 2 and Peach Orchard’ A fae BRICK HOUBE TG | Bier Mrs George Piatt Mra J H street, near Twelfth street, gas. water, bath, cel- | Brice Mrs Gea poleregn Mes Baimes Brocks Miss E Burnill Miss Berke Migs B Bolden Miss 0.6 Colburn Mrs 8 Qollens Mrs L lark Mre M Paton Miss Clar Ruscell re Mm Rhoades M: lar, brick stable, sewerage, fine fruits, &c , $10,000, BRICK, six rooms, in good repair, on iith street, $2,2(0, BBIOK HOUBE, on Fourth street, eight rooms, $3,500. BRICK HOUSB. on Fourth Hoek ieht rooms, furnished. at $4,009, es » om Bleve 0 Ls FOR HENT—Two small PARMA. uear the city. Stock for sale. BoM Ralls € oo 5 eal Ba 5 {026-3 Gorner of Seventh and Fatrcets, T. WILSON & CO., GRAVEL R00: J + have this day sold out their entire unions and stock to L.J.NQLAN. We hope that our customers wil! patronise him as they have us. Two of the oldest gravel roofers in Washin, or Baltimore, James Nolan and Nicho as Curtis, Copy Mar: Cormner Miss L Coolidge Miss L M Cornwe! s J Saunders Mrs BO W Smith Mrs Oarol: Smell Mrs Car: Shackerford Miss B Stokes Mra Capt A Thomson Mra Kate Thompson Mrs tt dre H Shanteriana Miss G@ hase Mra E will carry on the work for him, as they done the | Camel Miss A Wholta tre bi ce 27 street, near st (m0 mm isa | Jobn Burk’s shoe atore. Set nore at Garrett Mrs Wills Mrs Lizzie Grandfield Miss B Hollin Mrs 8 Hayes Miss A M Willson Mies H Wilson Mise Liza, Wadsworth Ms C Orders ‘hrough post office, Box 534, punctually steented to: JAMES T. WILSON & Co. Washington City, June 15, 1865, : 00: Hoffm: iiss K ¥ Miss 8 Je 26-e03t* Be ae Mises oung DFrot FOR MOURNING DRESS GOODs. GENTLEMEN’S LIST. ArendesWm DroflyT MeGuire Robt _ Adams Jno G Relinger John vee Rich-3 An unusuaily large stock om hand of all the old Sune John Edwards Wm s ath Jno and new fabries of Anadon Jaa Hime Bev Jas" Mille Sage H ¥ or \enr 10] 08 LOPIN’S AND MAILLARD’S Atwater Dor’ m Fortine 3 relies ighols Dane 8 3 w celebrated makes, which we are Penk xs Oa ON Floriday Roa Pameit CLOSING OUT aT ——— an 8 u renner 4 bin: urke Jo! GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Bristow Cap Jno! dwin Percy ach P B Benjamin Jos runnell Fran’s e 1 HM Geisking PW Robinson Brewster One H Grinnelf Cp D c Ragert it judso! ey ‘urreughs H pee CCW ALBO, BLACK SILKS, EW a fall stock of Hibbert 8 D from $125 to $5 per yard, and all very muth be- Grandell Mich’. F actel John Basson A W l Carty Thos Hann Isaac cross Jas low gold value. ColeS Helmes Frank MSansorer Oliver JOB. J. MAY & 0O., Copher Samuel Piateelt FM opee oe 308 Pennsylvania avente, Chevner. ves | tinmemen Jno oN Bines J W je 2i-2tif between 9th and 10th streets. Goombe Ry tal aes car H We maber Cam IHD Kelley CapSA bell e ‘Daye SPECIAL SALE sap sERVICEABLE DRAFT | orosby G W Lowie i 5. Lean Morgan i QUARTERMASTER GRwerat’s Orriax, Gurtis BB-2 lin W Wacker Ja Wastimcron, D O.,June 25, 186s.¢ | Carter Carney McLaughlin W Wacker Jae, | By order of the Quartermaster General. there | Dayis Wm McRoe Williems Jos Wm HENBY ADDIGON, P.H. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLBJ UNIMPROVED RBAL ESTATE va SAL ON THR ISLAND. On WEDNBSDAY, the 5th day ef July next, at6 o'clock p.m.. we shall sell, in front of the pram- ives, east half Lot No 8,in square 534, fronting 25 feet on O street south, running back to the o-i- ginal Lot—i_e., 115 feet 6 inches—vetween 3d and land. making it one of the best loca- y part of the Island. a ne half cash; bslance taree and sir ecured by a deed of truston th: emives, myoyancing. and revenue stamps at the at of the purchaser. “Firty ol are see be required down when the ro per’ is knec! o bay rid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UXIM- PROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passedin shancery cause No. 368, Graham vs. Graham.et I shall sell at public auction,on MONDAY APTERNOON, July 17th, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, Lots 1, 4, 5and 6, square No 92, fronting.on. Connecticut avenue, 2ist street and north B atr will be sold, at public auction. during the month of July, 1365, at the times and places named be- low. viz: = GIESBORO, D: C.. MONDAY and SATURDAY NBW YORE CITY, WEONESDAY, Jul »July 3. NEW _ YORK OITY, PRIDAY. July 7, 2nd on TUBSDAY and FRIDAY of each week there- after, at theGovernment Atables, corner lth avenue and 33d atreet. PHILADELPHIA, PA.. THURSDAY of each BALTIMORE, MD., WEDNESDAY, aly 13: BALTIMORE. MD., WEDNESDAY, July 36. PA... WEDNESDAY, July 5. EXNCABTER, PA PRIDAY daly 23 J. . a 2! Two hundred BRRYV {a DRAFT HORSAS esc ay. < i chase a superior class of De Reece ee Bag cham their true value, 1s now offered to the gnaic: aha lant ase chong Spo eres rett ‘must be sold. The attention of managers of city railroads and manufactories is especially called to these sales. Horres sold singly. Sales tocommence at 080m ‘Ferms cash, in Unite eS A WEIN, Brevet Brigadier General in cherer,, t je 25-6t 1st Divisio d ee lors erp pepe by herr be SSS bem d HE UNDBSIGNED RESPROTFULLY AN- | fimo building lots, ali of which will bo sold. nounces to the citizens of Washington that he ‘opened a shop om the corner ef 6th and L atreots north, ed to manuiseture all kinds of TIN short notice and in the Roofing, Guttering, and Spouting promptly at- except subdivisions M:aad N.which have bees aireney, peaee erms cash. Convesancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. wy. PENDALL, Trastes. JAB. O. MCGUIRE & GO., Aucts. 5 } tended to, je 26-4 ith ess anddispatch, ‘Ail worktwarrented as represeated, Y GREEN & ‘Buctioneers, pe INISTRATOR'SSALROF AGOLD WaATOH. “LEY. Fe - PIN. ‘BBHOLD FUB- Tea eatounaee woven aD F LAGS WARE! !' 5 7 . eallaingstae ees BEG uvasoat ms Sk toxtant, 0910 o'ctore Pure! raofGlass Ware are invited to exam- iy 't of Messrs, Green & ine our stock ef the following goods, viz : ms. the personal estate of aot Champagnes, Glarets. Hocks, Haunsh Fraser, deceased, by order of the Cordials, Tumblers, Ales, Beer Mugs, White paans’ Oourt of the District of Golam Beer Decanters, Wine Bottles, Claret Flag- . ong, Syrup Bottles; Fleat Bow: Dishei ic owls, Flower Bhad = am ps intmnies, &c. The most of the above articles we have in Ont. Engraved, Blown, and Moulded, of superior quali- tye alae) ‘all kinds ef common @tass Ware by the Mahogny M: les and Bureaus, package. eater Beds. mn WEBB & BEVERIDGE, at rts, B “pee jez etit> _904 Odd Fellows’ Hall,7th st. | Poy: rcble Ware, coals ng of Brench Ohing aud id . June 20th, 1855.—Dis- other Qrotkery. Ovmiel Sr VoLULBLA WASHINGTON Coun- | Lot Eictages, Ocasmonts, &e. tx, To-wit:—In ths case of Mary Ann Bartle And man other articles too numerous to enume- nate,’ ernst a He iets _je%d___ “GROEN & WILLTAME, Aucia. ¥ 3.0, Me GUIBR & OO., Auctioncera, D PCRNITURR @00D BOUF HOLD EUAN aT PUBLIC At No. 46,4 16th strect, between Land K streets. on THURSDAY, June . commencing atts Executrix of Isaac Cook Bartlett, deceased, t! ecutrix aforesaid has, with the ‘this Court. appointed TURSDA day of July next, for the final aettlement and distribution of the personal estat of said deceased, and of the assets in \. a8 far movey; when and where al n i rd. notified to attend, (at |. t fant” id.) with 2 i eir claims | o'clock, w 11 sell ane cned or they may otherwise by law # flarse@Fit Fame French Plate Mirror, bre atieesratit aia terete | bracts oar paneriocse™ ya Blis iv if bs in Bvening + | Walau’, a ‘lor Butte, py for three weeks ‘whatn , f 385. Mata. he said 11th day of Jat 7 Ww. fe “wT ‘Cnsaber Buite, Je 20-lawSw* ister of Willg. | Bay and Husk Mat'rasses. rE What thoanhansl. | Fer.ther Pillows and Boletera, VE NOTICE, That the snbacri- 1 Wood Seat sire. FR Bis obtained From is, Crease eee See ed som, Dit qos otne: Tables, te Wathingtcn csentacy On the. personal estate of sndeliere: Bedsteaas, phat tamentary, 0 Nedericn ?. leon. tate ot weenie sion elty 2c ased. 8 V feewla deceased are hereby warned toerhibit the same, with vouchers thereof, ‘ar mforts and other Bedding, f el next: they ye exatuded all’ be’, ina Vases and other Mantle Ornaments, tae Cooking Stove and Pixtu: , on or before the 13t! ‘xtures, 5 5 xclus from, ‘40 Stee Cloth Beds, fit ofthe maid « by oad me ef y otirt Bete, inware snd ‘other Househola and Given under my band this 13th day ‘suDe, itchen Reapiaives, OGUIRE & 08., Aucte. Wjawsws WILLIAM M-WI’.30N._ ayDe GBANGE O0t ‘ nAnGE jon ORAM PWARDSOF THIRTY THOUANDronticate | [UDP pe osaRGs COURT? LON UUEAM U and reco: mendatory letters yey’ MBGLD pe We anted the best in the city, GMOs PERE RATIONS, Dany, crwaich are |. Allorders promt? SE wom: ror, ist a . = ‘ th street, between tonmemy GlazETOD: KOTREDOT”, Biate! Bees Ko sexier 390 THY nd Mans avenue,