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LATE NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
BoMBARpMENT OF sIWALLr
POINT.
rPer Telegraph to The Star


Baltimore, Nav g., from Fortress Monroe,
May )-shortly before noon to-day the Moni-
tor, Naugatuck, Seminole, susquehanna. Daco-
tab, and San Jacinto, In the order In which they
are named, steamed up towards Sewell's Point.
Capt. Lardner, Of the susquehanna, command
ing the expedition.
As soon as they got In range they opened with
shot and ,hell over Sewell's Point, most Of their
firing being excellent shot. II was nearly half
an hour before any reply wss made from the
Point.
The Rip Raps next opened and then the Nau-
gatuck for the first time. Several sho's wee
fred from the single gun on the extremity Of the
Point when one from the Monitor struck In Its
vicinity, doubtless disabling the gun, a. 1t has
not b. en- fred since. The position Of the Monitor
was far In advance Of the rest Of the neet, and
she continued In motion until within a mile or
two Of the Point, when considerable execution
must have been done by her accurate firing.
The Naugatuck kept in the background, the
range Of her Parrot gun enabling her to do so.
The sewell's Point battery replied briskly.
The Rip Rsps fred occasionally, and a con-
tlnued fire was kept up from the gunboats.
Theatfiir was comparatively uninteresting from
this point of view, fortress Moproe.) On account
OF the distarce, the details could not be seen.
AT ABOUT one O'Clock black smoke was seen to
rise, supposed TO be occasioned by combustible
shells thrown into the woods II soon died away.
however, and disappeared.
Nothing more occurred until little before two,
when the firing was very feeble from the Point.
The Monitor about this time retired from the
advance position and rejoined the hee:. In the
distance nothing Of her could be seen but small
square black dot In the water.
Alta p. m. very dense black smoke arose rap
Idly from the point, arising, probably, from the
burning Of the barracks or other buildings.
AT about half-pas two tie Merrimac made her
appearance; when the feet returned, except the
Monitor.
The Merrimsc is still (at S O'Clock p n.y. OF
the point 1he Monitor 10 ready to attack her.
The Seminole has returned to the lower roads.
There 10 no prospect Of Hght at present.
81 P. m.-The Monitor has returned. The
Merrinat remains In the same position.
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FIsAscIaL.-Nev York papers Of Yesterday
say The adviccs from Gen. Mcclellan of the
occupation Of Williamsburg restored confidence
fully In the upward movement Of the market
under the influences at work other than our mil
itary successes, although these have an importan,
effect. The demand was active, especially for
shares. Governments were firm at l02 against
1OlX in the morning. Treasury notes were very
buoyant, and with large purchases advanced 1
per cent. Border State stocks were also higher
The quotations from closing sales are U. 8. reg.
istered SIS, Of 1891, IOlT; coupons Of same year,
102,1G2H; Oregon war loan, 1ol; go Treasury
notes, lO34; one year certificates, 99x; Kentucky
S. Ola as2; Illinois war loan, 9oH; Illinois cou.
pms, as; Indiana war loan, 90; Michigan wk
bonds, ~; Tennessee e's, SO; North Carolina 6's
esi California rs, 81; Minnesota per cents, %;
American gold, 1O2Aale3.
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GoTTscHAIk. CONCERT. OPHaA-The g reu
Opera Troupe opened last night TO q superb
house, and the performances were In the highes
degree satisfactory. Handsome 6ottschalk wa,
brilliantly good at the piano. D'Angri, contralto
shows increased wealth Of voice and and dramatic
fierce with each appearance, and was wonderful
last mig ht In the role OF Lenors. Brignoli, thai
smoo!hest Of tenors, but tamest Of actors, seemed
70 catch IRE and force from D,Angri's impas
stoned action, and was unusually effective. su.
slni's magnificent bass lorded Il over the harmony
With Characteristic splendor.
Tonight, Rossini's master piece, the Barber
Of Seville, will he performed, giving an oppor.
funiiy to Zee susini IN his renowned role OF Bar.
tolo.
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10 Gen. Hsncock's brigade, which did sue b
brilliant service at the battle Of Willis msburg
10 tie INST brigsde Of the second division (Gen
emith's) OF tie fourth army CORPS, Major General
Reyes. Hsncoeks brigade is composed Of the
9Th Wisconsin, Col. Cobb; the eth Maine, Col
knovles; the isth Pennsylvania, Col. Irwin, and
the sd New York, Col. vinton.
Gen Hancock 10 Pennsylvania by birth. spd
graduate Of West Point. He served In Mexico,
and was Captain IN the Quartsrmaster Generals
Department Of the regular army when the rebel.
lion broke out. He was made Brigadier General
Of Volunteers on The I'D Of September last. Amer
one or tvs more Of such charges this the rebels
will begin to ind that IT, Yankees nj the E,s,
fight Just a. well 40 ths men Of the West
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The CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS.
Gfislal Report OF Com. Farrsguf.

The following was received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning:
US FLAG SHIP HARTFORD, }
H Anchor of City OF Hsw O,lsoss, April %. :
Sir am happy to announce to you that our
flag waves over both Forts Jackson and ST. Philip
and at New Orleans over the Custom House
an taking every means 70 secure the occupation
by Gen. Butler Of all the forts along the COST
Berwick's Bay aud Fort Pike have been absn.
doned; In fact there 10 a general stampede, and
shell endeavor TO follow 1t up.
am bringing up the troops as fast as possible
We have destroyed all the forts above the city
four in numbef-which we understood to be al
the lmpediments between this and Memphis
am very respectfully your obedient servant,
ID. 6. FARRAsuI,
Flag Ofdcer w estern Gulf Blocks Squadron
Hon. GIDEON WsLLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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" The National Typogra Phical Society re-
sumed Its sittings in New York city on Wednes-
day. The delegates claimed to represent 2,l7O
members Of the Typographical Union. In the
present depressed condition of the trade many of
the societies have been unable to send delegates
Not few Of the members have been thrown ont
OF employment, and the few that retain lucrati We
places are required to contribut- heavily towards
the support OF the unfortunate. Resolutions were
adopted against the practice Of giving entertain
ments to the delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

IL Postmaster General Blair, with view to
secure the best possible facilities for the cores.
pondence Of our gallant ofncers and seamen OF the
Gulf Squadron with their families and friends,
Yesterday ordered "Key West, Plorids," to be
made a distributing post Office, with an allowance
Of the commission authorized by law. By this
arrangement onicial dispatches as well a. private
correspondence will be regularly and quickly
transmitted In every direction.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By q. MOOT q CO. Auctloneers.
VI Ee-On TUESDAY AFTEkNOtIN. MAY
y a, st O'Clock, on the premises, We shalI SELL
and sitasted in the rear Of Casparis's HottI,
near the south gate Of the Captoi, 90 be re-
moved 81 the exgenre OF the purchaser within
i've da's ter the sale. r.
Terms cash. in Governmeut funds.
b. order of the Qvartsrmester's Department
m sd J.C Mos UlRE 4 Co.. Aucts
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1876
1856

.dQS NEW STOCK. hOc
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs
Just received choice SELECTION Of new and de
PAPERNAN6INGs.
From the Iloa and ornat,. to he most ohasts ard
i pin,nf Rooms and chambers.
PIECES, &c. -
new Designs, warranted Gold Bands, Imitation
WINDOW sHAuEs.
wlndov Shaces Of any required style or rice,
m ade to order. Buff, Green and Blue Shade Hol-
lands by the ward or maze into shades.
OVAL PiCTURS FRAMES,
Warranted 10 be ellded with gold leaf
The handsomest AID largest assortment in the
District, from tire best mandatory in the country
Also. An assortment Dark Wood Frames, with
beat, fol variety of small sized Oval and Card
Visl;e Frames. of Foreign and Domestic manufao :
ture. Passepatouts. DO.
PIGfUR& COHD AND TASSELS,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Mails,
Purchasing exclusively for % sh, the above goods
taooordlnE TO thcT quality } will be dIspcsed of at
a. low rates as they osn be purchased for IN the
Dlstct. Nc nIsre presentation made TO effect ga es
Orders tor Po perhsnglng or Window Sbades ex-
eouted By expeTIerced workmen, in oty or ooun-
try. call Solicited from tho.e ne edInx III. above
Remsmber the number, No isS Seventh st.. 9
doors above odd Fellows' Hall; and the terms,
Cash for goods and labor m 7-lmf.
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DEAD.-A telegraphic despatch has been re-
ceived In this city, giving news Of the death Of
Hon. g. J Bailey, at his home In Massac husetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09
Macy Bsrsas Of PrOv,,iess asA ClesAiss

MAY 5, ls6a
sEAiED Proposals. will Do received at this once
until Thursday. ihs 6,h Of June, 1851 q noon, TOR
The supply Of such suansiti.s Of Fresh Beet and
station, dlriHg tbs fecsl year commencing on the
,st eay oil Jaly next and ending on the Soih June,
The Beef and vesesabe. msst Be Of good suslity,
and the Dset the msrket afords; and each sFtiole
must es CT red for By the pound.
Bond 9Th sppro ved security viii b required In
one hall the ESTIMATED amount Of the coptfact, and
twenty per eenium in addition vii b ylihheld from
ths amount 81 eaoh payment 70 b made, 80 eolste-
vhioh vIiI on no account be psid until it 10 fully
o2mgnso wa. faymsnt 70 b made In oerufosgss
~ edness o. IN 1rsasusy notes, % the option
OF he 6overr nert .
kvery 1fsr made must 10 accompauisd tas di.
rooted In the act Of Cor gress meking sppeoVrat on
TO tho naval ssfvics for ls46-$7 approved Apgust
49, Dy written guarantee, slsned b. ons mo-
.lole parsons, - the efeey thai hs os they
undcfrafe that th- bidder bidders will, II hi or
u " pa Is ec5tpsrc, enter lnto en ooiigsfion.
sIyain I've days Nth good and sufhclsns sarsties,
% lurnlsh the ARTICLES DrUDosed.
No proposes viii 70 copsicered unlsss accom-
panied ~ such gasrantse. no lavtv
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OFrom J. Shillington, Odeon Building, W,
have Madame Demorest's popular "Mirror Of
Fashions for the summer Of 1862.
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III From w. r. Richstein. who 10 the drst
a. tar msIEet with the book, we have copy Of
e TIE Hrir 20 Ashley" by the now famous
author, MIA Henry Wood. IL 10 published by
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York.
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spirit q the b1srnins Press.

The In'sihg0.- notices the position Of Viz
sinia, and the predictions Of the Richmond Ezan-
'Hs', Is early a. October, 1850, that Virginia
would oppose the Inauguration OF Lincoln and
cast her fortunes with the South, and the fulfill
ment Ct that prediction, and says
"While bearing the brunt Of the civil war
originated by South Carolina and her confederates,
she has been treated by the latter with habitual
disparagemsnt and ingraiitude, II we NAV judge
from the complaints uttered by the Richmond
journals"
The RePE5lieas 10 occupied with news details
TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

UCol. Jennison, OF Kansas jayhawklne
fame, is now In this city.
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No IWGE s,;..,,.
The Copertpershlp Tetofore existing between
.; Harvey, A J. Harvey, and II: A Cake. and
70 and $50 The 90 paItnersh p here tofore exist
Co. trading under the name of John T. Given a
So;. TINS dey dissolved By mutual consent. either
settlement Of the business of the late firms
is HARVEY,
A. J. HARVEY,
~. A. CLARKE
JNO. :. GIVEN.
A. j. HARVEY. H. A. CLARKE and JNo. T, GIVEN
,xx~ VIII continue the
WOOD, COAL. AND GROCERY BUSINESS.
ana would respectfully sOilcIt the Continuance al
PATRONAGE heretofors 20 literally extended to both
the same, by strIot punctuality and fair dealing in
al business transactions.
J. 3. HARVEY, In " hhdr awning from active busi-
ness desires 20 tender his thanks his old friends
s sh saHeens, end YOU'D most cordially recommend
the new hrm 10 their favorable consideration,
!No II 6IvKN. in consolidating his business
ip'orest with the ne partner feels assured
that mis- faolitles Tor moro extended and ENLARGED
opeIeuoha. VIZ thereby be enhanced; and wolfe
tnenk1ul 70 his m.ny fisnds for their very liberal
Ie,Reotu solicit continuance of their PATRONAGE
He can always be found during bushes, hours)
q ne former old and vel established offoe of j.
:. harvey, ESQ "a 10th st-est west, whers par
ties indebted To the late hrn, are TO call
And settle their accounts.
Once and Yard-475 10Th street wes., between
2 and f .treet north. . few doors nortn Of he
Bsnklng HOUSE of l.. johnson e. Co
store and Wharvas-Foot of lSk street And
m ST. " oo .'iuso'
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.

4 ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE oP
IL FINS WINss-CHANPAsNl, BRANDY, WHIsEr,
Sin, and Fancy Lieu generally, Fine Grooeres,
% MoN6xY. the i'm ~ Nay. Instant. A s1 e
sold &C Auction, BY virtue OF q deed Of trust 20
Pennsylysnis avenue. Opposite wilIsrdss Hots !,
the Stock and Fixtures Of . fret class Wine,
selectsd With grA care for q frat GLASS trade
Included in the sale will be found many article.
ton Of Hcasekeepers. Sutlcrs, and the usde Ia
general. Terms cash.
MID eREErss n, q REEAi zS,Is,m Tfn sss,.
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MR., II. GOLDSMITH. ws,chmaker and lew
lVl ler, No. 4O4 Seventh street. Tequef Is every
one Who left watches or ewelry with Fun TO repair
to Gall for them before the 18th of this month,
as ne is going to close his bus mess on that day.
m St III. GOLDSMI TT,
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GROWERS THEATRE.
L. NJ. GOTTsCHALK.
AND GRAU'S
Italian Opera Troupe,
of the
Academy of Music, New York,
NINE. ELENA D'AN6RI.
The renowned Pima Donna Coptrsto,
sIGNOR BRI6NOLI, the famous Tenor.
sl6NQk MANCUSls the immense Barlto.
Sl6NOR AMOpIO, the dIstng uishod Csnto.
Sl6NOR sUSINI, the great Bssso.
The Orchestrs will be under the direction Of tie
dletine ulshed nj usIcsl Director and Conductor,
sI6NOR MUZIO.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 9,
Will be performed RossIni's Osers.
IL BARBIERB DE SEVIGLIA.
TIE BARBER OF SEVILLE
=, With the flowing Unprecedented Star Cast:
Sinnor R11noi: -: hosins
III is nol. '.'Sonte hImsvlve
Sifnor Su,n IN has frest role Of go Don Bariolo
SHuol hmooLc. .b4p1o
NINE. D'AN9Rl Will ,ins in the Mu,io Lesson
Scene, THE ELENA VAl.SE, COMPOSED ex-
pIeesiy tor her BY slgnor Abea and ~ the oon-
eiuson OF abe opei Q. the celebrated Rondo Finale
from CENERENTOLA.
M. S9TTscHALK will perform between the acts.
3. The Banjo, B, Murmures Eoliena.
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NOTICE.
Co; Unce,tsks1s, that George $ sbsr IS no :oSssT
Authorised TO collect or receipt for the sad firm.
m slv' Undertskers, 410 Seventh 81.
: He Unders Ensd, late Of the hrm Of C'asett q
MAY, akes sleasure ~ In.otming his friends and
No. sos Peppsyysni avenue. north siie.J be-
tvees 9Th and t0ih streets. where he will open in
fS FOR efsi And TO DoShEsrc Dry GOODS
adapted to the present snd approaching season
ness. and he wants Of II.
70 receive due share of the pph'Ln Pstrsnars:
ma1. 80. Pa. ave, e. S 81 a.. :; MSafhh IS.
SrEIWAY& SONS CELE8RATEU PIANO
first premium xhsnsy.. .ad .hsItvsr !hsy VR{,
ohsif, WIN Wa on. WoIlsnhsupt' and ali to FIRST
A i.rss .ssoTtient Of these instruments Will
Corner Pa. avenue and Eisysnth It.
One seven octave four round corner Chickering
Piass a. y Se:: used but short time best
SEALED pRop6SsSsTf!ss s f.. invited uu,il tn.
na Ss unsd ss;ss Z
T The cattle 70 = delivered 81 Washington city,
veisht; mai admitted which ueis hs less 4 an
900 pounds gross. eifeTe and Blu lls not snteo
The Cattle to be delivered 1T suoh times and in
TIE I'll ct delivery of Cattle to be made on the 10th
may require. 80
A bond with good and sufficient security will bs
resuired.
Treasury no.es. or other Government funds.
No bid wi be entertained whom put in BY con
fraotos VINO have previously failed TO comply
with their contracts, or whsre the bidde- is not
present TO respond to his bid, and al bids to to
accompanied by two guarantee.
The names Of firms should be stated in full, With
Oh. precise address ofall the members of the rm
BIDS to be directed TO Major A. BECKWITH
c. 5. U. 3. A., Washington. ID. c.
Form Of GNaYaasss.
We, OF the county Of, and State
St|, and -, of tho county Of, and
STATE - t,,Ifi ,do hereby guaranty that1E
terms of his proposition, and that sho uld his pro-
position be accepted, he will at once enter into
contract In accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are ,rs-
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended 10 each bid.
MIR. II. GOLDSMITH. Westminster and Jew
lVl Ter, No. 4O4 Seventh street, Tequet Is every
one who left watches or iewelry With fIm TO repair
to call for them or before the 18th of this month";
as he Is going to close his bus mess that day.
m u III. GOLDSMIT6.
THE LATEST NEWS
are now being sold at only Tires Cents per cosy
At the NEWS and PERIODICAL STORE, 3f9
,treof, setween 9th and g h SITS.
A,so. instantly on hand, q choice lot of To-
B.CCO and SEGbRS.
IL Come one, come all, 70 the Cheap Store
remember the Dnmber-319 r street In ,qusre
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THE LATEST NEWS

is that New York Papers
are nov being sold et only Three Cents per eoyy
,treot, setween 9th and On SITS.
- A,so. n,tantly on hand, choice lot of TO-
III Come one, come el, 70 the Cheap Store.
remember the Dumber-37 F street IN ,auare
vest of the Poet Office, NAV s SIS
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GROWERS THEATRE.
ENffRELY uPREcEDENTED
COMBINED ATrRAcTffoNt 0A
From the demands of holders Of reserved seats
for the third land LAST Opera Night. il is deemed
S9TTsCaALK and ITALIAN OPERA PAR,
On s gHRFEkk aTT Nsffssar.
Ihe,eiore, "a the artists do not appear twice
There I'll be No Matinee.
S GS sAAGCgksPA az sSDbSfAETEcH.Lx
md ths Opera Artists.
The entire New oper. Of
BETTY.
s ams HEA 4Istaoli Dame. BiI s.tly
VIZ s.,s:si X Ss. .fs:
PETIT ScsosMEDY
,,,, COMEDY 5to IN -.
sSsAs DENIM ns SSSsS'rv A5 5SSsszzs''
Immense D1omatie Company
OF GROWERS THEATER.
GRAND coxsrs sCI%Rt o. ATTRACTION.
Never before tqualed in Amsrios.
GRAND SPTIseHAkk SoNcERTl
With al he Artists
By the First comsdisn. Of + tie Age.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs. .............. nj 81
Dress Circle (reservedJ------------- !! 8
ma; 3 seo1Tsa a. Msi1s Otti Music Store store
Door, open At y; performances 70 oomIence st g.
h. a,d eHS 1ssa s Mr.
ING SON, Boston IKepub m si1
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Il l.! o A Ii!
RES Ash r' EGG iN nD5Es iiSSsV1sl,GES ttr
Mlu ais OF the ssms a. moderate prices. In
Gil Gases 2 go cu1ds Co. the ton:
g. l.. SHERIFF, Yard Pa. Az
m 80: Ikepab bet Sd and l,f ste.
ERESa BEEF AND vEGETABLES FOR
u TIE NAVY.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AYrsRNooN . To-MoRRo1
= MOANING, At Measures Rooms. par o.
BAY PONIES
The are eer.eetly gentle and sound, and suitssIe
By c. r. L. CROWN q Co, Auctioneer,-
We si hs y. T w SoSso 6S
j: &.Ils SSes VOL Gor.s hi Tbs. sr s s s:s.
sssa siii : sold .sSoat fs,s1r T.'' 70 attend
G. r. L. CROWN CO., Auon.
IL. - CORNER eth Of and "a sv.
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIopeer,-
Sosta ecrsu Pa aeesss asi era %.
GALE OF HORSES AND cARRIA6Es-In
- fro5f q ne hSctlon Rooms, at O'Clock TO-
I've Buegies. one CsrTyan.
One Gray Horse, perfectly sound and in good order.
Several other Horses,
" WALL 4 BARNARD, auct..
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auotloneer,,
EAsf on caHiroE Am FRIbAy hff TT
NOON Ma, 9Th; a: ss 5 c,eIosh. a. Il. Anotlon
S..s: Lot No g: j. ssSsr. IsS. oIiI0I S t..t
rrnnlpG btok ~ feet Inches, % o 50 feet alley,
ny pt RI y.c. MCGUIRE a CO .Auo,..
By WALL q BARNARD, Auotoneers,
Corner Sosfh sids Pa. aresse asd ktstA sfresf
SALE OF The STOCK OF TIE NATION
y Al hoTJL LIvERT, SAIL .Ep ExcHA,sE sTA-
BLI AT AUCTION I'm SATURDAY MORNING.
18th instant, ~ II 90 eek, We viii sell ~ the Ne
uonsl ofel Livery, sele and Exchange egaole, on
9Th o rect between loIiuan avenue and G stre 4
the entire stock OF Mefsrs. Carpenter Thomas.
compiling
90 head Of good Family and Carriage Hor.e.,
- ~ nj Open a0d Top Wagons,
10 Close and Open Carriages.
p SETS Dou 81 > and Single Harness,
kobee. Blankets, Whips, a O.. 40
The National aotel Omnibus.
A.so, the Good Will and Lcese ofStable.
m sd WALL a BARNARD, Aucts.
By J. G MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotlonesrs.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARY
y LAND AVENUE, BsIwayN ~ AND 6TH Els,
AT Auction On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
May loth. ~ 81 O'Clock, on the premises, We aha Il
sell, without reserve, the Eastern cart Of Lot ~
"a the suosivision Of ssusre No. <92. fro ntpg =
teet lnch on Mari and avenue. between a. and
6th ttreets vest and running back about Ieet 30
eighty square fev-
/ Terms. One third cash; the remainder ia ak ar
Twelve nontss, With interest, secured BY deed Of
MD tResl &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auets.
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ANo1HEpSF F Easf FG2YX Sskkss,, En- e. AUTHOR
The HEIR 10 ASHLEY; By Mrs. Henry
Moed: fspr, Price 20 cents. Received to-day Ct
WM. r. RICHsTEIN,
m 81. 21e Pa. avenue, Washfng ton, %. g.
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- 49, EG6S!
llECElylNG Da,iy. 80 Z, 80 bsrIels fresh re-
nslm' Nos cemmsrss q !. Bsffilmc:s. Ma.
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NOTICE.

IN NOTICE.
Il n Is IL 10 notify persons indebted TO Harvey 4
Co. Unfe rtaKsrs, that George 81 abler 10 onser
authorised TO collect or receipt for the SAID firm.
HARVEY q Co,
m 0-lvs Undertskers, o Seventh 81.
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EOR SALE-Fwe frs:-olass BILLIARD Ia
l. BLES, marble slabs. and every Advancement
complete. Taose desiring tho above Will stady
their interest oJ calling immediately at tho Euro
evsnoe NH Aft
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By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotioneers,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
NEsDAY MORNING., Msy I<lh. oommenclnr
oolook, We shall sell 81 the "CorrsI" near the
Iun Der Of HORSES and MULES,
Oopoemned as unht for the Government service.
Terrns cash In 60veTnmsnt funcG
J. J. DANA, Captain,
Assistant Qusrtermaster y. .: Army.
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By!;o MosUIRE = CO. AuoaOne.Ir.

ThTSgIlEHS's SALE SE CITY LoIs.on
et 5H o,eloof. on the premises, By virt1s OF I've
dec. % trus 70 The srbscriber one dated January
oo ~ -. . IN .s ssen e. e Lib, @
and recorded N LIber A. q No. 9O1 folios al.
ns S I .s CO. fG sndyis.s ss
Sst OF Lots numhered !. 2, ;, q, s 6, and ;. IN
betvee 18th and ISth streets vest Uslsnd-
Terms: On--haf cash: the balance in six
montns, Win interest, secured By . deed Of trust
An ooRTe, snoins q tn. cost Of the purchaser.
: .,1s-.o&d. Jc TEN masUiR HEEt 66r. sss;.
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MI AhshALs SALE M vrssp,s

By virtue Of D-orees Of the Distrlct Court of the
O9ited States for the District of Columbis, vail
sea q ,poie sale for oash, a. the lot Of sixth
the 18th day Of May next, 1851. Commencing at III
ocIoct, a. m. the following M med vesseli, their
taoke and sp pare viz.
sohooner sSaly Measn
Schooner "y John HAM tonu
Schooner "fAlcon " snd a canoe
Also a. the Navy Yard IN this city, a. " O'Clock
on the same cay, the schooner " Bu sns Vista
WARD H. LAMON.
9p ID eotma y II. 8. Marshal,
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-r,,-.--.W AsHIHefo q. April Is, 1852
Of th,, y 10 certify that the he.bg Of my boy
ior some years. am proud to ftste that his hear
,rns nov restored BY the treatment Of Dr.. r. A.
Oh who eIe am cted In that way. WIN. SLABS.
% Msssachnsetts avenue, between lsa and 6th