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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wosk,.gro. lulv < I'D


WaSksgtOa, July 5, 1854
Information has been received az this Depart
ment from Mr.. J. w. Howes, the Vice Consul
General Of the United States at Montreal, that,
under the Canadian tariff act Of the 9th OF June,
1862, the duties on the following articles are "to
be collected In lieu OF or In addition 70 duties
collected under previous sets:n
Coffee, green, ground, or roasted, } cents per ID
and 10 per cent ad y2lorem
Molasses, cents per gallon and Is per cent sd
vsl0rem.
Sugar, raw, , cents per ID and IS per cent ad
valorem
Sugar, refined, or equsl to refined IN quality, J
cents per ID. and IS per cent. ad valorem
Confectionery, cents per 10. and IS per cent
ad valorem.
Tea, former duties repealed, now 4 cents per
10 and IS per cent I'D vslorem
whisky, former duties repealed, now IS cents
per gallon " =
Oil, kerosene, coal, and petroleum, distilled or
renned, former duties repealed, now 10 cents per
scrap brass, former duties repealed, now free.
Drain tiles for agricultural purposes, former
duties repealed, now free.
Silver or plated ware, &c, for the use Of any
reginental mess Of on GERS Of her Majesty's army
serving in Canada, former duties repealed, now
free.
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SENATOR CHANDLER

The "white brothern OF the w Washington Re-
pubIicxs chides the Star this morning for alleged
hostility to Senator Chandler. The Star has to
say in reply, that its hostility is TO the persisen
course Of Senator Chandler, in doing what
amounts to his best to compass the defeat Of our
arms. Iti notorious that almost ever since Gen
Mcclellan assumed command of the ARMY of the
Potomac, he has been the subject Of open, bitter
and blasphemous denuncialion on Senator Chand-
lers part, upon Pennsylvania avenue, in the
hotels, and, indeed, wherever he has been able to
Ind listeners to such .anguage from his lips. Nor
has he hssitated to proclaim desire for the de-
feat Of the Army Of the Potomac, a, being likely
to necessltate McClellan's removal from hi. com.
mand
These incidents, thus brieay stated, illustrate
the aainsSS Of his ocicial criticisms upon McClel
-ans conducts a. well al the fact that man thu
Effected towards any portion Of those in arms for
me restoration OF the Union, Is a very dangerous
person to exercise any power In legislating with
reference to the armJ and the war; or any infiu.
ence In times liks the present with the Executive
department OF the Government incident to his
SenatOrisi position
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FROM GEN. McCLELLAN,S ARMY.
The Skirmish on Thussday-Fourth Of July
In Camp.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, On
James Rirsy, July 5, II M.-Since Tuesday
everything has remained comparatively quiet,
the enemy not caring to occupy the d Id OF the
last engagement.
The rain storm, which set in on Wednesday
morning, continued up TO Thursday afternoon,
making the soil OF sticking consistency, and
the suferings Of the wounded and discomfort of
the tired and hungry army can only be imagined
For the last three days supplies have been land
ed here, and eager hands clutched at the hard
bread, coffee and sugar, while the roads are
crowded with the ambulances bringing in thou
sands Of wounded men from the last two battle
fields. Many OF those who were previously
wounded have been able to creep along In some
manner, rather than fall into the hands Of the
Rebels.
sKRNIsH.
Thursday morning the enemy opened an attack
with cavalry, artillery and infantry on our rear,
and for time there was some long faces, and
the army was ordered under arms. A slight re-
connoiSsance gave us information Of the position
and strength OF the enemy, and showed that
by little adroitness we might capture the
whole force. Accordingly Gen. Davidson, with
his brigade, proceeded to cut of the Rebel force,
and soon returned with six guns aud some pri-
s .s, the remainder making their escape.
cess OF this little skrmish had electrical effect
upon our men. The news was received with
cheer after cheer, and the army stock immedi-
ately moved up one hundred per cent
Gen. Mcclellan has removed his headquarters
and the army have advanced In all some Eve
miles toward Richmond; having changed 'front.'
toward Richmond.
Gen. Summers Corps at first occupying a posi-
tlon close on the banks of the james river has
moved up two miles, and Generals Franklin,
Reyes and Heintzelman's Corps have all gone
back on the road, and facing outward, with their
line perfectly formed and achievements rapidly
coming IN.
4 should not be surprised at general advance
up the river toward Richmond at any time. The
army 10 by no means willing to accept the fight.
Ing OF the last few days as The closing Of the cam
rAgn. - -
CELEBRATION eY vouRyH OF IrkY,
The storm which yestefdsY drenehed p1spy Q
Ps"' Fnow's dusty phiform and chilled his ifrsd
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DR0P0SALS FOR BUILDING AND EQUIP
l. fIN6 Two FiRST-CLASS AND n rEE
eE sOrUCLAcS LIGHT VESSELS
TRIAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Ofcs Ltght HCKss Board,
"AsHIN GToN ClTY. Juue 18th, 1867.

sEPARLTR Salad PROPOSALS Will be received
et this off1oe until y NJ, IN Saturday the 9 h Of
Glass Light Of n. 70 ioERPs d. tsH nst
,ds snssh from st..r slSs Ct .erH pest to te fore
moulded, q feet Inohes; depth Of hold fro m :op
OF lm6s, slrako to typ OF beam, IL feet; tonnage
The Board will also receive proposals uuu. -
on Monday. the ssh day Of Ju y, 1862, for build
snss .sSond GLASS
bead Beam sed Il l ISi in asrtS
TIE wnlte oak to lie Of the best SEA osst timber,
:ahsyp 6 i pnsea qRspP5bd ID
whoh the yesse els are to be oonst ncted and which
sd form psfs Of the oon.ct. can Be Ss sO one a.. DO
Ri3etioa 10 the Light House board, or TO the
pSis. wRos S.d so.' sFso s e.
plans and drawing may be seem and examined
70 70 70 ass.s b"
In stIiet o. niormliy 70 the terms of the contract
shall hsve been approved By the Hon. Secretary Of
the Treasury. No proposal viii be received or
SudDa ADD zach Be uH mp
the sEIstuse. Of tvo Is.ponslble per,ons sure
:, Each vessel mutt b. dstIIo ay speoi6 Cd, with
the sum Tor which The bidder proposes to bs Id and
ssulp nor according. 70 the drawn and spscifOs
the object Of his STSpe essf more
FURNISHED - the CONTRACTOR, to vhIol he will be re-
CURED 70 here ctr iety to this epd the moal loft
lines wIll be tak-n OF md the mou d txami ned by
the superlntending officer. viii be asslg ed 20
the duty BY this board, with the APPROVAL of the
eeo'e tsrI OF The TeasurJ, And VINO viii be
CURED % sec that the work executed and the mate
rails used are 10 st lot conformity to the terms and
spec hsahoos of the contract. and who must oertl
~ 20 me SANS In wiring be ore the vessel will Do
received or peymsnu authorized to be made,
81
by which the GOAT wlIl be Iessened, without using
inferior materials, and IN making iuoh
tho precise character of the Grange or alteration
WI Do ns4ed, sith the amount sayed thereby The
proposals. Tor each vessel will state the ii me
Sui cd % comp ihs vessel and deliver il TO the
agent Of the board at suoh rlaoe may be agreed
upon, the sane to DO named IN the bad II pro
ssls must TO sealed and endorsed "Proposals
fer esttdtns Light Vessels" ana then enclosed IA
spothsT s1veispe. ana sderessed to the Secretary
Of the Tight House Board, w sshngton, ID G.
No bio will Do considered tina. does not conform
10 tne fegEiren ents Of TINS Advertisement IS :
Any person sabmiting O proposal may be pres
and Place here nbefore specified. 90 =
b. order Of the lag he Honse Board: -
n w n.6aUBRICK, Chairman
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LATE TELlGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CAIRO,
THE COMMANDMENT OF vIcKsBuRe
The Hazardous Position Of cur Forces I'm

The Hazardous Position Of eur Forces I'm
Arkansas.
CAIRO, July s-rhe steamer Sunshine, which
arrived day, bring. news from vicksburg TO
the 30th uit at which time the bonn ba rdment
was continued, and the town Tras deserted ex-
cept by the military.
The news from White River, Arkan,as, is not
encouraging. Colonel Fitch stil holds 50
Charles. No relief has reached General S,urgis.
The whole country bordering on the White river
Is reported to be In arms, except those persons
who have fed from the operations Of the con-
scription law, which Is enforced in the most rig
orous manner. Our boats are frequently nred on
from the shore.
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The TAX BnL.-The collectors and assessors
under the new tax bill will be selected in the
mode usually adopted Ia the Treasury Depart.
ment. AL applications are received and Sled
together, with all letters n support Of proposed
appointments, whether from members O; Con-
Sress or other citizens. The names Of all anpli-
cans, with careful abstracts of the letters and In
formation relating to each, are submitted to the
fresldent, together with the judgment Of the
secretary OF the Treasury to tie proper persons
70 De appointed. With these papers before him,
me President forms his own opinions, and make,
his own appointmenti
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PROPOSALS FOR TEAM MhCBJNERI
l. For THE UNITED YATES NAVY,

The Navy repa' TIN mt will. until the nth day of
July, receive proposals. for the CO struction of
ser W artipg niep ndenty of sch other.
Th,r will re for each vessel. two PAL = of en-
built tor tie e. screw rupbosts With q tn
ceP'ion If the length If stroke, when will re
twenty inchas instead of eight IN inches, tn
B fore. ] h valve will be " adisss :, hese
ana some trlfI moi !. atoms in the tail g all
those cfthe gunbo-tS abov- REFER i TO. "
ach pair OF engInes WI b. entirely distinct and
operate It's shat md nd My of the vther. . he
screws WI DO OF bra s, fourteen feet pitch and of
not less tran t. n feet giamstsT; they will be sus
tanned from the co inter- of the vessel by bass
conns ciing he hanger wIrh the hull, '-'
he boilers will be of tbs vertical water tu ne
R.Ps' with me Tubes above the fSrnacss he grrte
crate surface will be arout square Ieet and the
heating surface no: less thtn 1870 square feet.
Apply TO these, SO far as qGaIty and kind of wo
mansh,p, thickness of m tai, etc are concerned;
al appendices TO he the same, regard bang had to
the inc eassd dImens ms of the Dol ers
=, Two Ofowe OF the largess re, with suitable
blow tngi es, will b. required
the different navy va DIS of Kittery. n aine; barss
town, assacnus it's; ew ork. AMI Pkiladel-
Of the navy ards at which the parties Intend 10
furnish the machneIy; the names of the parties In
i9ll ana Of Their sur!tes; IN gr IS u for VIII oh
mPlete am ready for steami 6, with pr rata
amount OF duplicate pieces, tools truments, etc
time from date of cpLtracE IN whioh thew viii Suaro
aztec TO com leta the work
I he proposals ara to be end rsed Prop ,saIs for
= cam Machine v OF We SstS tctih Ttro crslrs 10
distinguish them from Uthe. business tiers. . he
contract vii. embrace the usua conditions and
pam nts VIII be made In the usual manner as the
Ihe eFartme PRESERVES the RICH, r. r ject any
or all oil the proposals that may tie mad under IN
requires /,
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The ADJOURNMENT OF CoNcRKss-It IS thu
current belief here that Congress will adjourn
suns de by Monday next, the business before II
being already reduced to only few prominent,
measures, and some other matters to be dispo,ed
OF without much controversy. The Committee Of
ways and means will have disposed OF all the
OILS originating therein, by the reporting of the
remaining one making additional appropriations,
small In amount for certain civil expenses of the
government. The tariff bill, with the Senate
amendments, will be returned to the House TO-
day. The ccnascaticn bill 10 pending In Joint
committee Of conference. The soldiers pension
and the naval appropriation bills are yet to be
definitely Sc'ed upon. Unless more importan,
questions intervene, the session can be convent.
emily closed by the time indicated above,
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APPOINTMENT AND PROMorIoNs-The follow.
ing nominations Of the President have been CON.
frIned by the Senate:
Truman Smith, to be Judge under the treaty
WIN England to suppress the slave trade
lawn V. sumner, orevet major general u. 9.
army to be major general Of volunteers
samuel r. Heintzelman, brevet igadier gene.
raj U 5. army, to be msjor general of volun.
teens.
Erasmus ID. Keyes, brevet brigadier genera u
8. army, to be nsjor general of volunteers'
Fftz John Porter, brevet b,igadier general u
B. army, to be major general Of volunteers
WIN. b. Franklin, brevet brigadier general U
y Amy, to be major general Of volunteers,
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FISAssIAL.-New York papers Of last evening
say: Stocks are steadier but far from active The
absence Of exciting news from the seat OF war
leaves the market In a dull, unsettled state but
We notice In some departments Of the list the
workings OF the paper money imitation, which
ceased to exert their Legitimate influence during
the anxious days Of last week. State stocks are
quiet but steady. There 10 little doing In Border
State bonds. Missouris closet with sellers at
AN; New York, Ohio, and Illinois Skies, are
hfm al full prices. Iowa rs sold at par, ex In
tersst Minnesota e's are IS bid, 100 asked. The
Government list is stronger, particularly on the
2 so notes, which have sod since the Board at
103k The Coupon Skies Of 1871 are finn at l0l y
10y We quote ~. 3. 6's 1862, 1OOK; U. 3. 6's
1907, 3d. U. ). SIS 1874, (eoupon) 81; U. q. SIS
ISL, (regisered) 81; u. 3. SIS ISL (coupon) 81;
U. S. 6's lssl, (r,eisiersd) 10lX; u 8. 6's 1881,
leOupon) lOlS Treasury notes, large, z 30, 1881
Treasury notes, %, small, l0aH; Oregon war
loan, half-yearly. s9X; One year certincaies, 9eK
Tie money market 10 working easier-5a6 per
cent. on frst-class collaterals Gold took another
upward turn to-day and clo-es In demand at IN x
a rise Of \ per cent. since Yesterday. Exchange
on London 10 excited and 10 again higher, In
sympathy with the advance In gold First class
bills on London are quoted i22 \ al22X.
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GREAT LITERARY EysAeEaEsr.-n will be
seen oy reference to an advertisement elsewhere
that MtSsrs. Street & Smith, the enterpris,np
pfoPrietors OF the truly excellent orY and sketch
paper, the New York Weekly, have effected an
engagement with the eccentric, but talented and
patriotic Parson Bfownlow, who is to write for
them series # articles to be known as The
Parson Brownlow Papers" in which the Parson,
N MS own peculiar way, will define his position,
ana give his views of matters and things In gen
eral and secessionism in particular. We advise
our friends TO secure the New York WsskIy, and
enjoy the Parsons outspoken "rakingsdown.n
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spirit si ths msrnins Pres.

The IntsHigtnesr quotes from speeches of mem
bers Of Congress, and from conversations Of Sec
retaiy Stanton, to show that the Secretary Of War
never countenanced the raising Of negro brigade
or the orming Of slaves.
The RsprbIicdn is jubilant over the fact that
the Senate has passed supplementary. bill in
reference to the emancipation Of slaves, which
allows negroes to testify In all cases In the courts
Of thi' strict against whites =, well as against
these Of their ewn color
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RUM0RED BATTLE NEAR CHARLES
THE REBEL BATTERY ON JAMES ISLAND
ATTACKED.

Especial Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press1
sToNo INLET, 8. c.. July 1, via Baltimore, July
s.-A rumor prevails here, creating great excite
ment, that the rebel battery on James Island has
been attacked today by the Federal troops under
the command OF Gen. Stevens. The fgnting, Il
- reported, commenced shortly after m and
at the present moment % o'clock) is said to be
still going on
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REssL REPoRIs.-Lats Richmond papers state
That Beverly Robinson, Of the 4th Virginia Cav
airy, has been appointed Brigadier General, and
taken charge Of the late Col. Ashby's command.
Complaint is made Of inhuman treatment of
rebel soldiers by our troops on the Peninsula
Several Georgians, Ii is said, were found hung,
and many bodies mutilated but this Is known
hPra 20 he nntrne
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POSTMASTER AREEsrED.-Jos. C. Hays, post
loester at Meedylle, Pa has been arrested for
tAmPering with letters. He was taken to Pitts-
burg, and after examination was required to give
security In the sum OF 80 900 for hiI appearance at
the next term Of the United States court. The
Postmaster General Is determined to perform his
duty Independently, and enforce the laws regard
Less OF appeals from any source to the contrary.
us perhaps unnecessary to state that Postmaster
Hays has been removed.
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JAMES RIVER FLEEr.-Frederick d. Stuart, of
this city, formerly Of Brooklyn, New York, has
been appointed acting master, and ordered to re-
port to Captain Wilkes, commander Of the James
river feet. 1t Is Understood that Mr.. Stuart will
be chief executive ofacer on James rIyer
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FUTURE DAYS.

By MARSHALL TAGE. Auotionsers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON REMNED
VI SIoRIs I'VE shat sc ! a. Puriio buotiO at
the Sore House on + street OPP cite Inders
KuildlnE, on MONDAY. yUl' ID n, CONNIE. cling sc
for public service.
Terms cash. IN Government fuId.
Cspt, and A q M Z /. A.
jJsdtH MAsSHALL r 81 Auots.
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IVA Joint resolution has passed the House Of
Representatives authorizing the Secretary OF War
to issue extra clothing to sick and wounded SOL
oilers and others who may have lost the same by
the casualties Of the present war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

IL Governor Washburne, of Maine, has issued
proclamation calling for additional troops. He
says that general orders will be issued immedi.
ately giving authority for raising regiments of
Infantry, and for calling into service portion OF
the ununisormed militia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

u Count Mercier, the French Minister, 10
stopping at the New York Hotel, New York,
with his family. They are en- route to New Lon
don, Connecticut, where they will spend the
summer months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

GoNzAGA CoLLEsE.-The catalogue Of this in
sniution for 1861 and 1862 has just been Issued
There were 2ls pupils on the roll during the last
scholastic year. Classes will be again resumed
on the frs. Monday in September
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From U,ah-Indiap p.pr,aa,,eu,

Pacific SPRINGS, Utah, July The Indians
stations east Of the Rock Ridge, thirty four head
In all, and killed two emigrants and taken their
stock. The Indians comprise Cheyennes and
Snakes, and two other bands The Sioux also
appear inhespitable. There are only fifty men on
the whole line capable for It's projections.
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SELLIN6 OFF!

- CEILING OFF. ..as.s
Ninth street., b.tvesn o and e, sellins siI our
and l7H e,nts-ai Dress Goods Ct less than fesuler
prTices-Bleok and FSney silks &c reduced priessr
CAL ssr1 and get bsrssins, q nc .r,, -1
,,s., sIs Ninth sF''I ,s s:s = 3. "a d.
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ParsOn BrOWniOw
IN THE
n e w YOR X w EEKLY

Tn. public is respectfully Informed thu: the pro-
pretors of tbs
NEW YORK WEEKLY
have secured the service of that eminent pstrIot
and vel known East Tennessee editor,
WILLIAM 8. DROWNLOw,
b. tier knovnas
PARSOE BROWNLOW,
70 writ for
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY.
Number One Of the
PARSON BROWNLOw PAPERS
will be resd- in
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY
OF THIS WEER
II written with ell t1H force ard yiEor chsrao-
tsrIsao of The oeleb ,ated
FIGHTING PARSOS,
whose manly, oIIspoken, patriotic ard faarle:
COURSE in Esst ennessee hn. e1dei ed hSsi sme. a.
familiar as household words al oscr the country,
and encered him TO every lover of civil and re-
u nous nbsrty sho serbs of Articles Known as the
PARSUN BROWNLUW PAPERS will be pub-
lished one each week regularly In tho co!umus @
the Erea;est OF sll sketch and story papers,
THENEW YORK WEEKLY,
NJ Let Every TrEs Patriot in the Lard Read
Thsrl Iii
For sale by overy News Aren't. ixas,
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The PROPOSALS FOB GUNBoATs.-None of the
proposals for gunboats for the navy have come up
10 the reg 1irements for draft and swiftnen
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rNrI. 90. F.-FRIENDsHIP LODGE. No
~ lathe members of this Lodge will NEST
St thelr HAL THIS "wednesday EVENING, at
.cioot' tor the purpose OF msslng arrsngemen.s
WHssL.i The members Of he %Lc oSse are . WI
notifies to m cot At the Hall To morrow Afternoon
et 2 ,ck. to sttepd the funeral. MemberS of
sg he Lodges are frats,nsIly nyit,d:
I~PENNsYLyANIANs, ATTENDET6s
R Rsnsf mss1s of a The P 70
MING, July s'h, At O'Clock.
livery Peonsyivanian residing sojourninr ia
,,ommlttses viii be received and eminent spesS efs
'Elll address the meeting.
rMsRYLAND AGRICULTURAL COL
~ IE6E, PRINCE 6EolsI's Co -Ihs public
Is 81: f fSSis M
nencsment win take place on FRIDAY, iItb' At
70 S,olook a; m; The friends and patrons Of the
HTBANK OF CONNIE RCE, GEORGE
For the oonv.ni.pos S Of %. holder. IN hi, AZ,
note. the sboss Bank Viii Be- rsds.med :. ot oy;
counter IN United States Treasury Notes, or in
,sfiTIIEsaousE. FAINT e., p s...:... =.
r-OPFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
vice or labor in the district Of Uolum ia,S Ity
Hall. W Washington ity. .. ., June !, las.
writing o. .ss:us the viii. Rs shs for nE e. s. il
Court Tor the Distrot Of Columbia, a. provided In
Inc ssh sec ion Of the act be- and the came is
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PERsoSAL.-Major General sigel and staff
General Welsh, U. 8. Vols. C. A. Waldorf, ].
D. Cameron, John Wyatt, and VIM. Irving, Pa. ;.
are at WilIards'
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Br > c. MosgIRE 4 co .poaoI.eT.

B.y e. Mc6BIRE Il CO auoaoIeeIG
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
fRaNkLII seU Re AT PUBLIC hrcIIoN-On
TUE-DAN, July IS, at O'oiocE. oa the Bre-nitess
We hall eel Tot Nc. g, in Devi sons clvl-
SION If Square No. 2ss frOLtinr Is feet on X
sire Z. b,tEesn twelfth aud hI~se1th trs els
running back ll7 feet 70 o 81 foot sll.y
rms Lot is situs' ed on . beautifCI street, over
lo0kIIg the whole city, with ne PAD stus r. IN
'front.' and 10 altogether one of the Snost oss-sble
locations in WASH, gton for q private tesioe o.
Terms: ne-thi'd cash; the rem-lUd- r IN AZ s1d
&. elve month";, With interest, secured By eeeo OF
Tsd ~' J. G. MCGUIRE CO., ArC,r.
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R,I C. MoauIRE CO. Auot:onc,rs.

ByI c. Mcguire CO.. Auot:onesrs.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
II HoLD ErrieSs PuBLic .TcTIeN Eun
the late residercs Of tie pIince de Jolnvil!e on
the Furpiture and fects, comprlslEg-
Rosewood brocstelle- covered SO as, Arm eno sloe
Chair,
yosuet-covered Sofas and Arm Chairs,
Fancy Receptien Chairs, -
Morocco covered Arm sCd sleeplI-hollov Chairs,
kotevood Marble top Center sno TIDE T6o.es,
Wa tut BootcsssA and secretsrlet.
Walnut Whatnot.
mantel ano Oval Mirrors.
usmssk snd Lace Curtains, Shades,
Msntel Ons nsnti,
Paintings, Engrayinfs.
Iepestry, BRUISES, and InG1in Carrfss
0iloloth, Mstunr, stair rods and kyos,
Oak Hal Get.
MAHOGANY and Walnut Bedstesds,
Dressing Bureaus,
Ware ohes and Washstands,
Heir and n usk Mattresses,
Feafer Bolsters and Pillows,
LOOKING q lesarf, Chlrs ano ftr Toilct Sets.
Walnut Mirror back Liquor loset.
walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Morocco covered Dining Chalrn.
Silver Plated Casters Table Cutlery,
Cut ass Wines, Oeosnters, 60,
English China Dinner Set.
81 yer-llsted Forks aud Spoons,
Ohhoe Tables, Revolvint CT airs.
Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, 60.
Large Lot Of Assorted Coppers.
irsd &C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auets.