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ATCTiON SALES.
ByJ.C MoGTIRga co. Anciionesrs.
rHANCIRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE rs
Il FATE

"
By virtue of 6ecree in Chansery, in cause No.
1877 kldoleton fe w. Ber y, the t.r ii xued
lrIs-ets, o. IUkaUAf. the 2 tn day OF nc % osr,
lssS et II O'Clock i'll scl A. Public &uctioa At
corner Of Tenth sne streets, il ths city or Ws.n.
il gtOb, tb. srEr and yssbl. tract OF land csll I'd
.'be 'eyu- b~leSging T., the estste oil the lste
WashiIE en- Berry. Th- land lies On tas Pot a.,
and in tbs Dis ret of Calu n9ia, ute al
d: is sud apont FIVE mites from " assh. 10 /, IN
lie hsr,bofo' TOT aejo ns Lower Gi: ss,n.o' aud
ecnsists O q 6ne variety o u1sacow, wood, ga n,
sna f. ning lands. part uf whlch is 4igh
Tie Tr1 ICES ave had th- laed snbdis :ded into
sa ecnyen 'elt lots for farming Aad saf1anin. par
poses as fcuswS
Lo At aIe.. lrood 27 > rches; Lot n acrH ,
sre On thr -, aide hf sas Marlboro roGt AMI sX
t. Il bach Cxea Brancs.
Lot Z 81 gefes, ruods, pir5he,, il OF the s,uth
The farm is SR qosls ssa y Ans a4'A''s
t,SI e. p acres ToC5s, : Perche7, Atoms Lot U
sid Dir Young Il snts.snt ext nds TO the Pot
tsius a seoa DIV. liz sid eutkouses
Lot T, aces iS perebes ~ Joins Lot q, and lies
between Fort Grehi. spG the river
Lots Il. y, sSt 4 on t..e river fide. are partscu-
larry vaiuah e. aud Lots md II on the river hare
good fisheries fer s. al sud harri.
III $ sa.e presents the most favorable oppor
tunity offered IN Ii sDy years to Parsons desiring
e.nntry places or market dens eapec.ai rs the
and the rssItua in five equal Instaiments, at
ore tso, three, four. and ave years pc .tivey
tIuE. the ass Of sris. with stm annual al tsr rest
fer which ths purchasers win giva their lotes wisa
the Truf t,ts cohveysnees 1T purchas srs cost
An elaborate pist OF the estate, with its subj;-
visions. cal &c seena at J c. Mc9tire IL o 's ware
roCL-s RICHARD Il. CIAkKE,
THOMAS W. BGkRT,
SIS law &c MCGUIRE d co. Aacss.
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ODD FELLOWS' HALL
SEVENTH STREET.

Wy AN,
TIE YENTRILOQ DIST AND WIZARD,
WITH HIS
LIFRhoyING AND SPEAKING AUfoMATA,
Every MIG HI. at o'slsek,
And livery WEDNESDAY and VXTURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock.
~ Admission Is cents; Children Is cents See
snAh bills Reserved Seats 81 ssnts ec5 ets
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E.ia SALE AND RENT

"SBADYsIDE FOR REsr -Ths suhseribers
= re authorised to reat; TO sa9d t.saat, for
ssdeuer Sa of Ge ets, Har~aod saated IN the
village of, Bladensbars Containing twenty, two
fWsSa asss .sd sna
Tsst p5yses Iso-tiiy for y ,sh proper security
A,pI, : US. g N.auIRE co, Auction end
sahEA Pabsx p, s,ts. ea Nv; b,
eotd WIN OF her customers .eo c,pu
tSuK ElAl1A latss BAloI HOUSE: rousa
isirirs Ire rooms, The Fur,ature is for sale, on
time II dc sired With appfOvs: aurIty eludips
2 fine t.:Ese Pisno, an e1ee,lent h,lea Cow, sc:
Ga nSons 'sn sesb Sss
l. and suitable for housekeeping, for rsns.
Fob sALs-A Bi.EAD BAKERY. with aooD
esert dotts larger .busns, than has been done
rr street 80 ss
ENuh kEN la prfsat- family for gentleman
i u, sny two very NJ atty furnished secorT story
satds ssst Of The rsirosa and Risss, Bank and
State D. rlm,ent Reference required Inquire
AGO NV York avenue, rear 18th st. se 10 If
RAAL ksfArE AGENCY.
Per, ons wanting to Bent or Purchase Dwelling or
GFt sSrsss gspey 's1 se = tas zeal
Rn. ki7t that trey desire 20 Sill itset or ease,
ean ae fun rished with ths best of purcnssers ana
t.pauts fret Of char e.
When de,ireo, ths very best of references can be
PEttAhE. coGswELL JACKSON
ATTORNEYS and CoKnseftcrs AZ laso aaa Rell Estate
4as Seventh street. oppo, the Post oacs-Roon,s
Sc II I'm 10 and 30 mp atsirs.
A FARh NEAR RAcHiNGruS In MONT.
"A GCmEtY COUNTY rGR SALE.-Fbe sub
he fnE TO OJ ttanf 1H4
sEout IT. miles from Washlnston near the Brook
vilis ur p4ke 1t contsins about - acres. niney
e. Ct "hich are nn;ei ~ ea't.vato asd haze been Me
iant laSS well: i we'll wstaied yer5 easily "a
PToTe' and in short tim" would Goutls the p-.ea
ask"d for It. The improve IN rSts consist Of s small
cottage, an excellent barn, recently built,
Totns 0re-third cash the bslaLce in one, two
If ffhe purchaser desired the crops On the land
world ha posed OF ard possession given i'm
meciatejy. Apply to LoGIa MACRALb, JR.,N
43 DEnbarton street, Geo -&etoIn. jy G-aotf
bigssh and Ninth str, cts, and frcnting the
Nortasrn Market. Trenth three feet front with
a9Ep fsPn # p IN ngpsTGa sRH ss5 & IL rss IN
GRO " COCHRAN 3a~ Penn GvA. ry3l +
J. u. RE- IA ane tuhE on ) 7-ntn street,
enc OF the best loc&tlons in Washington FIR
sny ~ h9.psss agpy st the m "sitas ,g Rss.aagsat
sazsss~x<zsss<ssrzr
MILITARY 81 BSTITUTES.
az BsTiTuTE IS HEaDQUAaFKgs -rhe al ga
IRAFIED men Those in = ant ot Sab itntra viii
saa It 20 ss 3siT .-ts # sD2g IL 1t s d9s
an l"tf N Fl MILLER
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GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsylvania Avenue. meGr HfHards HotA.
NEWLY BUILT,
WILL Bl PREPARnD TO GIVE
A PERFECT OPENING PERFORMANCE
TH1 RvENIE0 OF
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1863,
WITH THE GREAT COMPILATION OF
EMINENT DRAMATIC ARTISTA
E. L. DAVENPORT,
J.W. WALLACK,
MRS. FARREN,
MISS SUSAN DENIM
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= sEWhy should all admirers OF woman be-
satisfied that Mr.. Wyman L. smarter than the
smartest woman Hving3
Because when he treats the audience from
hts Magic Bottle, he proves to all ardent lovers
that he can lick her (liquorl le
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AN - oL1I EN lN.
FORD's NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
JOHN T. FoRD.------.... Manager and proprietor
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, oor. SANDS,
Tso Tso Nc sfSHFs HFs MokE MokE
FAN5HoN,
FANCHON,
FANCHON.
THIS EVENING,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
*nfs fAFcaSN aPss FaE + hfF GRiGkg, Hsf5fs gr,
6nnfsGa Ed ssrssand M MsTsif q B A1,hei, b.hea
MSther 1.. Bas.ssad :. ssa Mrs; N; 4 ehapnan
of eminent ability, aad whose popularity gives
hem an enviable eninenoe in the thestrio pro.
CANTERBURY HALL,
-p CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hotels.
WORLDS CoNGREss
OF BEAUTY AND TALENr.
AuuSuussTfAA{ AuSusTA THE FAIRY SISTERS MARE MakI :
A EkSEsFSE
sLE s1nI1E FSStEE FoSEEE et.ka Ss.ks ESEkEs ESEkE
IBIS is sea,ons rae aiPsEY TRIO tffai aes Ssaa
lie CARNIVAL DE MADRID,
introducing all the Ladies Of the Company.
Fsh 5I!ats 1P TIE HsePy HAePy HAs H4s ]
go,5'ysisss HSs HasF ?as; sss,1. e.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY!
Tie GREAT COhPANYI
Open at 7: Overture at O'Clock; Prices Is and 80
cents
oc5-st fAAtht sarHspAT aA5aSss AFTERNOON.
ASHiNGTON THEATsR,
YLkygnGH STREET, NEAR PENN AVENUE.
Mr. ID b has the psasare
THE GREAT AMJSEMEJF EVENT OF THE
SEAS0H.
N the stand ard ar lie theRtpr the "Old
DrnTy OF Washington notsd for its supe, lative
social 8rranE emept and rucied by its builders
d,rsr ret only m *steE fer the etie, but during
II: :HS 6SIHA 5rhh. Ho0sH TIL THn opaRa eAsIrAl
GR4ND oPERA,
Carl NSoai'Tz.
OF sunoIy agents for seven months 4 Faro 9,
GRANT Is e GERMAN II SIa'ss'p oPERA Sfo;iR
THURSDAY NiGIl oofoB3s ocie (sExr,
Whom viii appe2T
THE NEW GREAT PRINCIPAL EUROPEAN
ARTIsTES
CONDUCTOR OF ORCHESTRA. CARL ANSCgUFz
a FULL GRAND ERMAN CHORUS
A GRAND sELEoTED Powerful ORoaEsrRA
COMPLETE ENCHANTING CORPS DUBALLET
MAGNIFICENT 4 Nd COSTLY WARDROBE
BY j. ST0LLWERk
Scenic Artist Nicholas Msistsr fraIn f1olo1ne
Seat for the opening night (Thursday) viii be
soid at MetZerotts r,usie store, corner of llth
street snc Penn avenue, commencing Wednesday
morning a. 8 O'Clock
On THURSDAY e VENING. October sta,
Will be presented Weber's chef 'eu7re,
DER FREYSCHUTZ,
with the following unequaisd cast:
From Vienna; his first appearance in A,asrica.
tuho. II rr GrsH
From Berlin; her frst appearance in Americs.
Frcm Vienna; her first appearance in Amsriea
SSanpai' .s~--- herr Weinficn
Max. Herr Hablemann
From Brunswick; his first appearance in Amerioa
From Vienna; hisfrst appe arance in Amerisa.
The costumes will be entirely new. oe6
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~why is wyman. the Magician, Ike Louis
N,poleenf
: Because, by his decsitfui TRICKS, he has As-
tonished the world zas rsg sss ss5s4
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THE LONG KxPBoFED
. H n AP GooDS
HAVE CONE AT Last.
Beautiful DARK oALIcOEs. only 1s,1 can't. p.r
yard,
sIsAoHsp and BROWN oorfoHs. from lse.ns.
per yard up,
l5D pieces ..v style DI LAIHls, At 81 cent pr
Rich styles Of DRESS GOODS. =. rs cents pc. yard
Plain ALLwOoL DB LAIN Bs Of all shades,
FRENCH MIRINOIe, only 81 per yard,
The best DOLLAR sILK In the city.
A good assortment Of Bed BLANKEfe,
oAs6IhEREs and CAesINlTs, for men and boys
wear, In large variety,
WHITE and ooLoRED FLAHHELs. cheaper than
ever,
Two cases HAMILTON CANTON YLANNELs.
WHITE and BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTH
T0WILS, NAPKINS, ETC., from auction,
LINEN CRASH, for Towels, only l2h cents per
yard,
2so BALMoRAL SKIRTS Just received,
sHAWLB in great variety. very cheap,
Beautiful IRISH LINEN, slightly damaged only
50 cents per yard.
70 dozen FRENCH MECHANICAL ooRsETs. at
9l.25 pair.
800 dozen Ladies' and Gents WHITE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFs. These goods have been
bought at auction. and will be sold ut great
sacrifice,
WHITE GOODS Of every description,
Beautiful EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
only Is cents per yard.
large assortment Of Ladies' and Children,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
10 dozen splendid STITCHED KID GLOVES, only
81 pair,
l,oco dozen J. & P. Coates SPOOL COTTON. at 8
cents,
1900 dozen Green Il Daniels SPOOL COTTON, at 6
cents,
10 Gents PAPER COLLARS for Is cents.
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, at Is cents
package,
Our assortment of Ladies' aud Misses HOOP
SKIRTS Is complete, and We are selling them
st factory prices.
~ Can and convines yourself at the BALTI-
MORE BARGAIN STORE of
LANSBURGH & BRO,
375 SEVENTH STREET
three doors above I.
P.s.-The Store will be epen every evening until
9 O'Clock Those who wish to avoid crowd will
pease call early in the morning late in the eve-
ming. se D 2w*
100 600 FEET OF s.s ISeH POPLAR.
ra1 a;sl Walnut and LqGSssTr qRsEsr 1856 1ffssasR
Iutav street near Lee street.
% INV Baltimore. Md.
N1W Gt oDsi NEW GcODsi ;.
co.. sss sosk a q
hnpSsd hnnSs am snd aPgsher Lace Wells. EmsFoissrsd
fans os snn ss.s La sssss sss Great
oiasps, fortmonnaies, As,; st...
ssA,i r,,.wa w WEInBERa.
ass1 sts between sti and sth .sSsrisssts.
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XN HIDES-HIDlS
w ILL Be sold At Public Auction. On svsrx
WEDNESDAY and eATURDAY, at ii e'clocS =
M, Of the Wharf on Sixth street, Yashinaton nj
sale.
Term: :s.s = in TREASURY notes, 70 e ,s,s = ,As
All fcnros.l Il. ool ana d. D. D.
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SECOND WARD STATION CHsKs-John Ad-
amson, fighting; %. BENZ. Adamson, do; 81
do; dismissed. Jas Davis, suspicion; do Robe
Jones, sleeping in street, workhouse. Thomas
Goughen, drunk; 81 81. Thos. Howard, grand
larceny; bail for hearing. Arch Fortner,
g.. John MCGOWAN, diserderly; dismissed.
Jas. Clarity, do "a. J. Welch. do; dismissed.
E. Garvin, do; $4. Micnl Sweeny, drunk;
SI. So. Timothy Sweeny, drunk aud disorderly:
S1.5s. John Greg, John Bell James Simms,
Henry Chairman, disorderly; $l.5s each. Sami
Nneent, Fletcher Buriey, John Taylor, w. II.
min Stein. Wesley Seward, Thomas strong,
disorderly; dismissed. 80 -
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FOR SALE,
az MACHINERY 2f oern Mill, =, With ON one
.5aye be- hut little used - Inquire of ". H. J.
sH e As, foot Of Wsshtp xton stress, Georsstown
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TELEGRAPHLC NEWS.
rAssoOIArED PRESS DISPATCHES
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, June4.-Advicesf from Newb bern
OF The let instant say Gen. Wild, who came
here TO organize an African Brigade, is meeting
with very good success. Gen. Foster considers
this aspi-Edid field for black troops, and wou,d
like as many regiments rs the North can send
him.
All Of our soldiers who were missing in the
Gum Swamp engagement, six in number, re-
urt'd to camp next day
The strict regulations Gently established by
Gan. Foster Is breaking } effectively the CON-
II tanG trade. The lit New York Cavalry
Regiment are on their W > here, and one COM
pany has arrived.
The opposition paper In this State are very
severe on the fire-eaters and the original seces-
sionsis, who, according TO the utterancs. OF
the special organ of Gov. Vance, the Raleigh
Standard. will never be allowed hereafter to
hold any Office OF honor or trust wh4tever in
North Carolina.
From the same source il appears that JEFF
Davis has been given TO understand by Gov
Vance that the fate Of the Confederacy must be
decided in Virginia. That in no case will the
Confederate army be allo wed to make stand
In North Carolina, and deluge her fields with
blood and devastation, but must when they
leave Virginia, retire into the Cotton States,
and end the conflict whereft began.
For the past six weeks no rain has fallen
here to speak Of. which seriously endangers
the prospect of fair crops.
The commercial ports in this department
now in our possession will soon be opened as
ports of entry. The health of the department
continues good.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
kirmish Near Shelbyyille

MURFREEsBoRo. June THE rebels have
been reconnoitering i'll our front. Yesterday,
heeler appeared on the Manchester and this
morning on the Shelby vile road. Brisk skir-
mishing has been kept up all d;fy. The Sec
ond Indiana cavalry on picket duty, was first
attacked. The thirty-nipth Indiana, Col. Har-
rison, and the first brigade of Gen Davis's di-
vision were subsequently, sent to their assist
ance. The rebels were driven about a mile.
Our loss was one man killed and several
wounded. The Fourth cavalry was engaged
at the same time on the Maaletown road. At
the last skirmish seven men were killed and
wounded.
Colonel McCook reports hearing heavy firing
in the direction of Triune. Gen Granger tele-
graphs that Gen. Baird, of the Eighty fifth In
diana, in command at Franklin, was attacked
to-day by the rebel cavalry. Al the latest dates
Baird was still fighting, with some prospects
of capturing the enemy. We hear OF no rebel
infantry engaged. Their cavalry is engaged in
reconnoitering the whole line.
An Attack by the Rebels.
NASHVILLE. June i.-Heavy cannonading
was heard to-day in the direction Of Franklin.
1t is believed that severe skirmishing, il not an
attack in force, has occurred. No fears for its
safety are entertnned.
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The Peace Convention in New York,


In pursuance of call issued some weeks
since. a mass convention of the democrats of
New York in favor Of peace was held on
Wednesday evening in and about Cooper Insti-
tute. There were five organized gatherings,
the principal one being held in the hall OF the
Institute, and the others in frent of stand
erected about the adjacent square. An ad-
dress and resolutions, urging peace in the
strongest manner and denouncing the adminis-
ration in the most violent fashion, were
adopted. The speeches were in time with the
resolutions, exceedingly denuncatory OF the
administration, and in favor Of a cessation of
hostilities and the shedding OF blood immedi-
ately, on any honorable terms. The principal
orators were Attorney General Wootten, of
Delaware; Fernando Wood, George Francis
Train, Judge Flanders, Hon. Mr., Dinninny,
Judge McCunn, a. r. Wood, of Virginia, and
DIR. A. Berckman. The only speech made.at
the meeting by any man of mark and in influence
was that OF Mr.. Wood himself Though called
as. a State Convention, and claiming co be a
Democratic Convention, it was addressed by
no prominent democrat from any other townin
the State than the one in which the meeting
was held.
The World, and the Journal of Commerce,
both democratic papers, strongly discounte-
nance the meeting and its purpose The Jour-
nal says:
; "As we supposed would be the CASE the
meeting failed entirely TO prescribe any
methods of peace, although they declared in
general terms their desire for IT. They sug-
gested the novel idea, wholly aroltrary, OF
course, Of holding two conventions, one sn the
Confederacy and one in the loyal states, but
they did not attempt any outline OF plans Of
peace, ,,sn,,,nc aenartnre
from the constitution in this matter, and in fact
n revolutionary method ofsestling our troubles,
the con nvention has violated the great principle
of democracy, to stand BY the Cosssitstion."
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THE CASE OF THE CHICAGO TINES
AND NEW YORK WORLD
General Burnside's Order Revoked by the

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Times having issued
their paper this morning, the military took
possession OF the Office ana remained until eve
ming, when a telegram was received by the
proprietors from General Burnside saying that
his order suppresslng their circulation having
been revoked by the President, they were at
liberty 10 continue its publication. In the
United States court to-day the entire session
was devoted TO hearing the arguments of the
counsel for the Times.
New YORK June IA special dispatch TO
the World, dated Lexington, KY, June 4, reads
as follows
To The Editor Of the NeU York World: Having
been directed by the President of the United
States TO revoke that part of my order suppress
sing the Chicago Times, l have re voked the en- :
tire order, and your paper will be allowed its
circulation in this Department.
A. T.. BURNSIDE, Major General.
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Inauguration of the Governor of New
HamuShirP

CONCORD, n. H., June 4th.-Governor Gill
more was inauguTated day, and delivered
his message. which is mainly confined to local
subjects. The troops furnished for the war
number $4,000 men, being an excess over the
quota called for of nearly 700. Governor Gill
more refers TO the rebellion, and says that in
such contest we cannot discriminate between
the support of the government and the support
of the administration. 1t is no time now to
speculate upon the causes of the rebellion.
The only facts we need are that it exists, and it
is our duty 10 put it down. 1t was a remark
made to me by a former Governor fths State,
the late venerable Isaac Hill, in which 1 fully
concur: s'That a man who will not stand by
his government is a coward and a traitorn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AYEE UE, near Wilards' Hote

PENNSYLVANIA A AVEN UE,near Willards' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. K........ .-...-.-..-.. MANAGER
THIS tFriday) EVENING, June 5,
Benefit of the Pearl of the American Stage
MISS UOILLE WESTERN,
who supported by the talented, young and hand
some actress. Miss lsabelle Freeman the able ~
popular actor Mr.. Charles Barron aud every mem.
Der of the mammoth company, win appear in her
great character of
in hachel's thrilling play of
THE spy OF ST MARC;
OR, THE COUNCIL OF TEN
And as Madame manette. in the humorous com.
edietta.
MISCHIEF MAKING.
To morrow, Only time of OLIVER Twist"
Mono ay, commencement of the last week. and
the production of" East Lynne, ;" for one night
~ Admission 81, Is, and rs cents. No extra
charge for secured seats
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The American Medical Association,

!. CHICAGO, June 3-The American Medical
Association held their annual meeting here
yesterday. The following officers were elected:
President, A. March, OF New York; Vice Presi-
dents, ]. Cooper, of Delaware; ID. Prince Of Il
linois; G. G. Cose, Of Maryland, and Z: S.
Cam, of Wisconsin.
The prize medal was awarded to Samuel P.
Percy, of New York, for a prize essay.
A committee Of five was appointed to me-
morialiZe Congress relative to the rank Of sur
geons in the army.
A motion to protest against the recent order
of the surgeon general, prohibiting the use of
mercury and antimony in the army, was re-
ferred to a committee.
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ByJ. MEG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
rrCTION SALE or SIXTY CHOICE RITZ

"A ING LoTS on RoURTEESrH sTREBP.-On
WEDn E5DAY AFTERNOON June 10Th, =.
o'clock. the premises we shall sell, subdiTided
into desirable Building Lots. the whole of Square
numbered two hundred and eight, (2J3,) bou nded
by 18th and 18th and Q and X streets.
The elevated and beautiful situation of these
lots with The advantages OF ths city passenger
railway render them very desirable locations for
Terms. ore fourth in cash; the remainder in
six, twelve. sad eighteen months, with interest,
secured by adeed OF trust.
f;fIa nerfe-t All ssnyeya ncss at the cost OF
purchaser Each purchaser will be re auired 70
make cash depesite at the time OF sale.
foeIs ead y 'A' &c. YcagIRB& & CO., Ancts.
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Destruction OF Rebel Ganboats on Re,
River.

River.
Boston, June l.-The Traveller contains the
following:
A gentleman just from New Orleans, holding
a position in connection with Admiral Farra-
CUTS fleet gives an account of an expedition
up Red River to Shreveport, where the rebels
had a Navy Yard. Two ron-clads of great
power, found upon the stocks, were blown mp
and destroyed. 1t is believed that they were
powerful enough to have destroyed our
Mississippi fleet. The iron for these gunboats
had been sent from Richmond.
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UIDHS-HIDHi

xuT HIDHS-HIUES.
w III, Re sold st Public Auction, on ever
WEDNESDAY and aATURDAY, st II O'Clock =;
IA at the Wharton S1th street, Washington, ~
Iha 0oyerrr,sn Beef nNss on hand 81 the time =.
sale.
,..uasrt N saIs q. BILL,
h iChioDI 1t. Col. and u .. o.,
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BxIC MeauIRE A co Anctionaers

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
OoRNEK OF NORTH STREET AND TWELFTH
STREET WEST At PUBLIC AyaTIoN.-0n TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, June 9Th, at O'Clock, on the
premises we shall sell that valuable property at
the corner Of north O and Twelfth str eets west ,
being Lots g. ]. and part OF 8. in Square numbered
324 fronting 90 feet inches on Twelfth street. aud
rs feet inch on north street, with the improve
ments, co insisting Of q large brick dwelling house
situated on the corner. The property will be
divided into three parts, the i'm proved property
"a one, and vacant lot on each side Twelfth and
streets.
This property is situated in the very centre of
the business portion OF the city, aud the sale
sho aid command the atten tion of capitalists
Terms e-tArd cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
,e I'D St '''e p T. @. McGUIRE& CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-05

G1Sn REWARD.-Escaped from the Washing.
~ lCU ton city Jail of the District of Columbia,
on the night of the 18th of April inst. 1865
One WIN. A. TOMPKINS, alias LAGRANGE, his
brown hair cut short and when long WAS com aed
straight back; his face is round and FULL of quick
and stam mering speech.
Also, JOHN HANDING, about As or 80 years of
age; feet or inches high; very sharp features;
hair and side whsEers grey mixed full and rolling
eye and intellectual forehead.
Also, JOHN KILROY, about feet 10 inches high;
n years of age light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has q grum frowning look; fair com.
plexion and pox marked: All of them had leg irons
on when they left the Jail.
ne above reward viii be given for their appre.
d, trct of Coiunbia or $50 for either one OF said
Or soners. WARD II. LAMON,
apis q. 8. Marshal.