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DIED.,


of his age.
The fri. .nds of the family are requested to attend
his funeral from his late residence, corner Of PH.
avenue and 18th ST., to- orrov 1t IL o clock
On Wedneso ay, the II. after long aud painful
lines which he bore with chrstisn for itaIe AMI
resis La1ion, CHARLES s. Whitney, aged s.
yeaI.
he friends and aequaGtances of the family re
late residence corner OF / and 18th cts south,
Navy Yard, on Friuay afternoon at 2, O'Clock.
Boston and Pl ilade!phia pape copy
On iha night Of the ist inst, JOHN WILLIAMS,
in tie S7th year OF his age.
ne friends and 8cauaiLtaBcrs of the family are
respt ct.nlly rCquett to attei.d his funeral
morrow (FriGa, afternoon. oclocx. from n is
late residence. No. 81 q 8th st.
on Wednesday morning, lst inst. THOMAS FRY
in the 41th ear OF his aga
The relatives aid friends ~ the faTsiiy invi-
ted To attend his fun raj cE TO morrow FRIDAY
afternc- u. al ; CLOCK from his late residence
street. between NJ and sts.
BALTIC. Sun please copy.
April lst JOHN VlERBL CHEN aged a5 years
and month
His friends and acquair tances respectfully in
Wit q 10 attend his funera un Friday, Ine ID
at - clock. from his late residence No. 3iJ Is
street east, Capitol Hili
On the Ist inst. at O'Clock a m EMILY, the
beloved daughter OF James J. and Ann Boyd aged
20 months.
The fun raj will take place to day, at O'Clock
AT No. ~ Prespectst., Georgetown, d C.
On Wednesday. the 1t inst. MARY A.. eldest
daughter of Samuel ana Mary Mcknight, in the
I'D y ar of her age. of " phoId fever.
Dearest Mary thou arr sleeping.
hope in Heaven above:
She has lett her mot her weeping
To sing the RedPernar' Z love
Her funeral viii take place from her fathers res
idente. No. 122 Bridge street. ticor getown FRI
M of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
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BAfoABL0R's HAra DYD,
IL h<sf - fkA W0rh.

William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duess oslor not to b dlstiasuishsd from nature
warranted not to injurs the Hair In the least rem
sdiss The Ill ELECTS Of bsd dyes and invisorates the
Hair for LIE. Gry, Red OF Rxssy HaiT instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful. Sold by al Druggists, he.
~ The Genuine In signed WILLIAM A. BAfcEs-
Lol, On tks }osy stdSs Of each b0z.
Feaory, 10. 81 Barclay IT., NsU Yosi,
a H-N (Lats IS Brosdway and l6 Bond 81
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LOCAL. NEWS.
amRSEMENTS TO-NIGHT

WAsIuSGTu. THEATEE.-Mrs. John Wood
as ..Je.ny Leatheriungs'' and :. Gertrude" III
s,Jcnny Lind" and Loan Of Lover"
Growers THEATER.-ss Julius Ctesar," by
the Waliack- Davenport combination.
CANTERBURY -ssarab Lay" and other acts
Julia Slorlimer. kat Pennoycr, Ernestine de
FaIbeT. George Edeson, and others.
NARIETIEs.-Mlle. BrignoIi and others in a
varied nil.
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MARRIED,

On the 9th February last. ~ Dr.. Einckel Mr.. ". .
!. McALLISTER to Miss JANE CARROLL. of
Georgetown, ID. G. Bait papers ccpy.I
On the 26th Of February. 1853. by the Rev. Mr.
MzLhs MIR ROBERT Ii JACOBS to Miss SUSAN
b. WALKER, both of this city.
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SHAKING OF THE DRY BosEs.-Do you belong to
the Shakers: We don't the Shaking
Quakers, but that melapchsly tribs who, with blue
lps and chatternx teeth do penancs every day,
or every other day every third day as victims to
that remorieles ferd Fever and Asue. If that's
your case, poor shiverer, know that Hoststtsr's
perious drugs of the mateTa medca, that under
mine the constitution and shorten life. have been
tried in vain This glorious tonic will infuse new
life il to your emacis'e ed frame dltTuse hen lhfu
glow through your torpid syftem, ad br-ak MP
the chils with absolute certainty. .our liver viii
resume lis interrupted functions, your appetite
and strength return. your complexion recover its
healthy tint, and you will become in body and mini
a new creature As preventive and of all
ma ladies' proceeding from In iasma. and a general
intigsrant and regulator Of the de bilitsd or dis
ordered system Hostetters Celebrated Stom ach
Bitters of nn paraleled .fhcac7
Wholesale AgeBts-A. Nj. Bininser Il Co, 237
Penn. avenue. apleo5t
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GEORGETOWN ApVER'MTS.
ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GE0RGETOWN. d. C.,

rERS REMAINING THEPOST
+. GEORGETOWN. ID. C.,
APRII |, 1858.
pplying for letters in the foliowin >
ny they are GdrsrtiSsd, otherwise
ceive them.
LADIES LIST.
Hoffman Mrs Cow Raymond TrsR.bca
Fer-r Miss Sais X tciltfe NrryE
Hu,ier Mrs Susan Reg n aI,ss Mary
HvpkIDs bliss Ruth + tcr!s Luh~rll
Herring Henry Reside Mrs +
II WARD NrsRe ebeca3usse.i Ellen
II semer Miss Kite r gan ,'atheriae
i!u.ds,rst5n Miss y Il a,rd u = B.rty
Hn-a II Mics FL au Res Nitr<t-st
Hn2gLielier Miss I. ST. phsu7a, Miss
: lie, ir * ArISe.lt S,i!s-2
Hiss,"s Hiier SYr-rk~. Sp'oinon
J hps"u hiiss VI G Sui!.s - 4 II
josI sar Mrs Cath So n : .nis VI
! lei. Mrs " Sc'!- * Mrs
! - al,rbeas sur'} So g,ry
Kr Miss S,Irh Sur.m,. Nrs Magic
+ kEe " ss Mary + Sw il Eiss Mary N
KIT = A,lsa Man " s'". u Miss VI ~
k.-I,u h,-s Nt.rsi Slo.e Mr.. H-rriet
K vance Mlssls UrlSe..arr 5lrs T.
hirk!a. 4 Miss Mary Spsitug N,ssG u
: ktr M A:lss Bell S,"iIn i'ip-id.
I.rc Nlt7a i1Ey S"'Htliers Nirs Z
l'ug~-n ai,>s $ = S'nu" Mrs Ella
L! I. Miss aiar,e II ; q isrs Mrs t.,.W
Lee MRS 1iarig-ry S'n,Ig Mrs Ann II
Lsauarsr Miss VI u'sr 10 iortor
l. .rte Miss Toner hTsSiT-.aIa
LGkesve Mrs Anna Tu H.. N,..I<
Lyien Mrs hmey TraGpe Mics sJs,n
l. les AEarICt Tone. Miss = ~
{ NJ lieWz hrl lMry h Tara.rr Mrs. jennie
murphy a;rs hian h Tr mops Nis. T. A
: 4 Make Aiis-G Um5-rre!i Nisa
Hsris 1i,-s M"it;- iiIe.
Aofgtn Mrs JuidI- ' re | Miss Ntrv
; N,ney 11ss J-nni- wets.4r Ni.. N 4
a;"ofe Mrs john Wrg", Nlss MIR.
{ Irtrr-y Eliza g,r-tH
Gerst.jh Nj sSustn W t;,n S,rsn Am
! : nr.anc Miss A V Wren a!rapiI
I,,,t tr'l Ifiss a + Wce 5 N,ss NJ -yie
MsD"n,it NrsAnl- warren Miss Mary
Nn!l Miss Lucy Fiirn
Neci-y Mrs MARY Ne,ch M..Lzz,s
Nelson N,,, K-t- Will, ms H-.Je me
. Nelson Mas Jaas + Ward Tr, "
~IEh MISS Aidla Maker Mrs Eliza.
y cholsois MrsAisrJ beth
bs'turn ~ -hm-r r,l. " -ict q, .'trrine
. uS.CTn :!iss Nary Ei.itn,. Ann.
/. usUo:n Miss VI L We sh Siis, k,ts
P-uf.;i Mise Anuir Wai!rce Ms MIry
2 e.ton 'iiss Csi'n- Young Mrs Emily
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WARRANTED 70 CURE In SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey D
standing, will cure Goso,yhaa ia si1 days. No
change Of diet rsesired Price u per bottle: Sold
Washin xton, and Henry Cook. Alexandra. ja6-ly
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mar l3 cod ds*
hy GRsEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austioaeers

by GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioae-rs
TNRu STEkS' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT EEARTHE RAILROAD DsPoT.-0n FRIDAY
the SO day of pril, 1855 shall sell, 'oaok D.
m, in front of the premises. by ylrtve of deed Of
trust 10 the subscribers, aud recorded in Liber .
A. No lis, feiios S:7 So5 aud 3S3 one of the land
records for Washington county, in the District of
being in the city of Washington, District of CO.
lum hia, viz:
All that lot of ground numbered three, IS in
Charles J. Uhiman's subtivision OF part OF square
mum beTed seven hundred and nineteen. f7l9
The above mentioned property has front OF II
feet on north ii, between Delaware avenue and "a
street east, running back 100 feet TO 50 loot alley
Terms: One half cash; baar ce in six and twelve
months; the purchaser To give notes for the de-
ferfed payments, he ring interest from the day Of
sale des given and daeG of trust taken
All eonveysncine Al the cost of purcsser
If The purchaser shouli tail to comply with the
terms in five days after sale the trustees reserve
the right 10 res-ll tho property at the risk and
cost CT the first puI chaser.
TH0MAS C. DONN,
MICHAEL LAUXMANN iFuStees.
mar lo-2aH&ns GRREN 4 " MIl,LIAhiS Amcts
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DISEASES OF THE NKRvoU3. SEMINAL, URINARY
AID SxxuAL sYsrKMs.-Eey and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,ra,d Ass 7eiation-sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
DR.. j. skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philxdel phia Pa mar 5-lm
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W. HIDEs-HIDES.
Wv I'LL Be sold ut Public Auction on sysr.
WEDNESDAY and HAfURDAY, At II O'Clock 4
m. at the Wharf on Sixth street, Washin ston all
sale.
Terms s..h in Treasury notes, to b psia q tAs
Jas IOhroa.l 1t. Col. and d. q. d.
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THERE is now displayed at the Dollar Store, 43s
PenIa avenue, near A. street, brilisng assort-
mept Of Jewery in all its varieties Call and look
at it and invest dollar there mar 3o-lwr
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FACT WORTH KHowING-That India rubb-r
goods Of every description can be repaired in the
neRtest manner and at the shortest no tice at H. A.
Halls Rubber Warehouse, SEQ Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th sts mar 40 GO lot
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WIVES, MOTHERS AND SISTERS, " hose Husbands
CONS snd brothers are serving in the Army can
not put into their knapsacks = more necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes of Holioway's Pills
Ointment. They insure health even under the
exposure Of soldiers lIfe- Only 20 cents Box or
Pot. 2lq
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AFkIT I, ~Ei.
r-PeI-cns applying for letters in the followiug
lirI will please say they Gjrsrtissd otherwise
they may not receive them

imes Mrs a7ari"h
Abrr-rciubie i Miss
ka;u2
Eeuenger Mrs Hy
ErIs mr Mrs " II
Brown Mrs NJ
RaIy H!rs Capt J T
Fl'.. Mrs
B,I2efno!.- Mics
M.y2
BrIct Miss Nh ygie
3 ~ nits JJnc A NJ
Brooks GIs - +
III cbs;nEa hr Huh
Bfo uk : aiisfsnnyti Il
B,.Wn STs +.
ProHi, MIST rlipe
Brown Miss hniuer
L Fa!y Eyeii'l
bi ts alIs
iauteri: IN AiissC
{ k.r Mss Path
{ r.ct sr II ln : :.
Isrniy NiI-s irrs
Oh r,p Rlts hrn 3
Jtn Mi, ; Aiic.
CCun-l! Rose
{ ~ \ isS NJ 2
{ q trIck hli 5 L!-zis
tIaiE ii MRS }
C.iur4n MTt NJ
tuS Mrs Jams
{ at.lasA!iizt atut
r. a7Ts IN nm
{ r,ltts Mr. L, ~,
I vrui, iisei Aiss
O. lr-Tiit
ing. Nr.Ch.-
ip Nrs =
lnf Aitstuii.cIt
- Mrs
liLG2hrIty Mrs Nif.
u - nlit- H-rIet
lS-r Miss "a
I,gmsn An ie-2
isNlx lssttlia
knslsl Mrs " &
trenly NIs.i.aseIt1
lrIEr Miss hcuaH
Grlth,h Hiss Sr- Il
Git.s Mary
Inss Miss Mag +
noC1: ch Miss Ai r.
G,tui, lie airs job.
GtIJ. hiss f., +
Evening star., 1863-04-02

DEAFNEss, Eye, Ear and Throat Diseases most
successfully treated by DIR: Won Moschzisker. 227
Penn ayeEue, opposite Willerds'. For t-stmo-
call st Lis office. an St.
Evening star., 1863-04-02

DR.. 8. NJ. LAMBS informs ths Washington pub
lc that he may not continue personality Water
Cure and Electro Hy gienic Institute, 81 street
Gnd Penn. avenue, between 1lth and IL h streets.
loB ger than to the st of May, therefore all persons
v no desire bis medical services should 1t delay
All diseases cured speedily and soundly. ap2-2t1
Evening star., 1863-04-02

TENDING TO WASHINGTON FOR LUxURIkS-The
ePicUres Of the North have discovered that the
finest Crackers and Cakes ever made in the United
States are manufactured in Washin gtsn Layton's
Ceies rated Bakery, 456 Eleventh street, ID II w
turnink out several hundreds Of boxes Of Boston
Crack, rs and mi iik Farna Crackers aud Vine
Biscuit weekly for the New York and Philadel-
phis arkets. His Boston Crackers and Wine Bis
cult surpass in 1avcr any luncheon or tea bi. cult
yet introduced in this cs untry. They fairly melt
in the mouth are easily die ested and therefore,
e1 celient for invali5s. Sold by all Grocers. It,
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b, akEEN 4 WILLIAMS. Au.ti .nesrs.
q. L. MALL s. Co. .Aactinnaars

CU.
AAGQSS AT iUCTIvN.-0n SATURDAY
" MORNING, April IA. It II o'cl OK, ne will
sell, IN front al Auction Rooms without re-
serve fer cash
10 spring covered top and M top Expire aud other
apl ". i. WALK co. .ucts.
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BY W. L. WALL y CO .Auct onec-s
H0RSEs AT AUCTi0S.-Ua URDAY
MORNING. Arrii \, at L. clock Sixth
stree t, we will ieli without Tesarv.. foc cash
Nun bar OF azcsient WORK, Draft ami Saddle
HYrsss-just arrived aud will be perem ptosily
epI " I wAJI { -, 49,.
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MAILLARD CAMDYI MAHLARD CANDY
xfMG I SuxcHzLL,
6sN ooy1sI Utk st. aAA VOgDoat Ov.
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By }. Q. M.G UiRE & co Aucti nsers

by ). =. McG u Ike Il co Aucti
II u ELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT PT8LIC
- AUCTION On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
aiarcf st, NJ CLOCK, on the premises, BY yirtae
recoTaed II Liter j. S. No Is7 folios nS sss su. st
seq ,,se Of the land records for Washington county
the Circuit Court Of the District OF Of q. i lambia a.
passed il eau.e No. 1872 !. be rein James C. Nc,
Waliach, ,et al. were defendants, whereby was
sWrpHin.ed tTuEfee IN the place and stead OF said
Ql, in Square south Of square numbered Ave hmm.
drec anc sixteen tsl6J beginning for the said part
between Lots umbered eleven II and twelve (l2J
IN said square and running thence east by and with
south fort, five as, ieet, taence in q westwardlT
course tc the said dividing line between said Lots
feet from said street. and thence north by and
with said dividing line ~ feet to aid street and
ments. eonsisting Of a large dwelling house.
Terms cns. half CO sh; the remainder In twelve
months VII d interest, secured By deed of trust
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with in i've
resell at the risk and expense. of the defsultng
ssf 1?tsg il the
mar eo&ds 10. McaJIRE CO., hucts.
Asoya sss1 s.tF al 1Ess az
,,s. SssSEsHS SSstSiSSSfS 5s rss::s: zsss:
ThisTkEs SALE 81 SALGAsGa IL HHislGassIi REAL Es-
ClTf OF WASHlSGTOS.1Un
FRIDAY afternoon, April Sd. at ave O'Clock. On
me p1emI.ss ~ virtue Of deed of trust, bearing
land records OF Washington county, District OF
Cohpnbsa ohlis IN Libsr No. i7s shall sell ct
certain lot of srouEd in the city ar Washington,
known and describea on the official plat of SAID
nre huIc.ed Ind seven three, (57s,J containing
H:s37. square feet. more or les.
Lbs Ion fronts sixty four feet on Indiana avenue
between First and Second streets west running back
to north Street, presenting good building fronts
on each street.
Terms: One third in cash: the residue in twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months with int rest
to be secured to the satisfaction OF the trustee
Conveyancing at the xpense of purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with in
three days after sale the trustee the rgae
to resell, 1T the risk and expense of the defau!tng
purchaser. on one weeks not ce in the National
Intellis gen
J. CARLISLE, Trustee
mar i2-Stawtd ]. G. MCGUIRE d CO. .Autta
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~ 1hHhH g MILL AMk Auciioneers
i BnOKER's aALk OF UHRgpRsHRp PLa naaa, Az
Ion.1On ny EsDAY and WEDN ksDAY, April
Auetien Rooms. No 526 Seventh street, cornsr
D. large collection Of unredeemed pledges, susH
6e-
Extra ane Gold and Silver Hunting case Pateps
Lever and othsr Watches,
Gold Neck and Fob CT aims, Finger RinRs Dfs-
monds: &C., of al desert ptions,
Fine LOT OF Guns And Pistols,
Large lot OF Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, Oloaks, &s.
In variety, ~s
Also. Gsntlemen's Clothing. and dne lot of goods
susn Is are usually found at = pawnbrokerf
sale, And too nun. er0us to mention
The sale to commence with the wstches.
Terms cash. ISAAC HERZBERG.
Pa0nbroker.
GREEN & WILLIAM6.
mar s,fUfR&A AAotSneSeS.
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BY }. q MEG UIRE Il co ,Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FGkNITCRE AND EFFRCrH
seld at pnblic auction, at his residence, No. l9S
EtE street. between ant r, on MON AY MORN.
brac ns gene raj assortment Of Household Furni.
ture snd Kitchen Reauisites. Terms eash
mar 81 d J. O MCGUIRE a. CO. Auoks
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a BIG TEAM.-This morning a fine team of
twelve yoke uf oxen, passed along the avenue
attracting much attention, hauilng from TIE
Treasury t.xtensIon large block of granite 10
one OF the stone yards near the Depot.
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PASSING AN ALTERED TREASURY MOTIF
homas Murphy, an ex-lieutenant of i6}d \. .
\. oluntcers, was arrested on Tuesday nis hi
en- charge OF passing two dollar Treasury
note altered 10 a nifty. lie was committed for q
further examination.
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GARD
JOHN Mc6REG0R, Family Physician and Sur
geon. late OF Connecticut may bs found at his Of
fee, at No. 456 9th street between D and e.
q Inn
Evening star., 1863-04-02

MoEk INDIANS Al GRoyER's THEATER-
To-Ei"h; Ita Indians, the delegates Of the
triht IL Colorado Territory, will Nisit Growers
Iheatrr i,y the III ytatisn Of the managcr This
trlUe i Il savage one, probably the most bar
harous IL America Their costume is very
scant. "a d they arr particularly fond OF garing
pants / he play OF this evening il Julius
Caesar" and there Is no doubt but that the
Rcman Fageants aill delight these sayages,
who night visit a theater for the first time
Evening star., 1863-04-02

AH0THFR AEEFST.-I esterday, koundsfnan
Kelley, OF the Fourth Ward, arrested Ioseph
Smith on spicion cf being concerned in the
robbery OF J. NJ. Busber's house, from whence
The counterfeit Alleghany Bank notes. the
Stone Currency. &c. were stolen. Charles
Bush, who was a witness Yesterday against
Eecker was also arrts ted on the same suSpi-
Clon. They Were taken before Justice Fergu-
son. and Smith was held 10 bail tor further
hearin and Eush dismissed
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u3 the Corpor at ON of Gsor sstown on the list
ot April next, must be paid within ten days from
that date otherwise they will BE- strictly enforced
BY the Metropolitan Police
mar "a Stswtd VIM LAIRD, Clerk.
MIGHT sCAVAk6ER WANrED-Any person
~ wso may desire to be .mployed as Night Scav.
his dpfy aitb bflly will application In writina
and ado ress the same to Box 672 Post ofiics,
9eorsetown, d. Q. The applicants must state
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BY u L ncG C1S5 a. SC.. AuCslUn6RrS.
/ PRoREE1T Non u EDN ssbaY = aFTERsooS n i u Z \
April 10Th. at sd O'Clock the premises, by virtue
OF four deeds OF trust, recorded respectively in
LihersJ A s.. No lG2, folio ~. ct sse; No l3,
fo:io l$s, ct seq; No. Isl foo 1885, ct seq; ana No
Washington County, District OF coiumb bia; and by
virtue of two dccrees of tie Circui. Court of the
numbered respectively 1894 and 1876, substituting
NE as trustee, in the place ana stead OF Charlie. =
Wa.ash; survi wing trustee, shall se,l Lots nu m
numbered Eve hundred ano ffty seven, ss7) froatns
Between north and Streets toxether With he
improvements, consisting of large brick dwelling
Terms of sale: One third in cash. the remainder
desd If trust on the premises. All convs yancins
at the psnse Of slfehaser "a A. 1.-THE terms Of sale
right to At the rst sns
expense of default:Eg purchaser ons weeks mo-
mar srs. HaEEEsssr H.s1Esf a.. srp:sss Sss:.
A ssIsrANT QUARrEKMAsTER's OFFICE,J
w.sssssea ss:ss q f"$ s. e. 70 M.4ss issss s,ss 1888
ss;v.sa;9 sss = # Is HsfsE s
condemned as unf. for pubiic service. belonging to
Terms cs.h in Cove nmspt funds.
mar To"rSlsf j. g. assGrAsS saP; 30 sUsa As,..
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's oFFIOE.)
WASHINGTON. d. G., March n, 1858. !
E0TICE.-The sale %, Manure advertised TO take
place at ihe n Horse Corral, ON this day, is post
Q clocl a, M on which day other lots, near the
Railroad Depot, will be sold slso.
Q. a. TOMPEINs
Captain and A. Q NJ o. s. A.
mar I'D J.C. Mc4UTREh CO.. Au,ts
A sSISTANr QUARTERNASTERY OFFICES
"A Corner Of u and 2.d Strests
WAsBiNGToN, ,. O., March Is i863
VIII be solt at Pu blc Auction, on EDHEaDAY,
April 18th at the large Barn on the 90 uars oundsd
by and r and Twenty frsl and Twenty second
street large lot of Qusrterm aste Q stores con.
demped as unfit for public Sci vice, consistine In
part Of Saddles, Harness, oftabls Forges, Black.
smith .: Osrpsntsrs. and Saddisrs Tools. Wall and
AIes. and q variety Of other implemshts. &c, DC.
To be cold in small lots
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock a. "a
Terms cash in Government funds
CHAS H. TOHPKINS.
Cant and A MIS- A
mar g. It'd J.C MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM II NAV CnsCERS
! fEREaTT,. .RY ssLEnF C.RGo or , 500 B-eH-
tLS &c ayr fuTATuss AT AucTin. | w:i; saii ~
en- Sal u Rna faFT RSOoN mex, April .tn y 2
Q CcS, % fet,r B-r - bari, .""t IL High st.,
COT sisii, Of 1850 buste Of Buckeye Potato 5 in
pI DIR.
Terms. ash Sale posi- i've
ap22t THuS. D0WLISG Auct
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AUCTION SALES.


By GkEEN WILLIAMS, Anctianeers.
SALE OF VALUABLE RUibtISG LOT ON
- ISLAND ON THURSDAY, the ~ day OF April
next at So O'Clock p m shall ofar at pu bic sals,
~ lrort ofthe premises, part of Lot No in souare
No; three hundred and fifty three SO S.ii part
OF lot has front of twenty 1--we feet on Eleyepts
street. between Maryland avenus ana X STRAIT
runrins back with that widt:a ~ feet II inches
Terms sf sale One third cash; balance in & soa
l2 mnpths Title inaispGtahla
mar: Il GREEN n WILLIAMS, Austs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
New York, June 10,

NeW oih, Juuc Az.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Stuart's rebel cavalry raid was repulssd
in their attempt to cross the Rappahan-
mock, and that the engagement has been
nagnifed into severe battle.
The N. y. Times estimates Stuart 8
force 10000 to $4,000. He has been
massing, drilling and supplying them since
the battle of Charlottesville at Brady sta
ton, five miles south Of Culpepper. 1t
was un derstood there was to be a raid in
to Maryland and Pennsylvania. Hooker
sent TO the front force of cavalry and
artillery equal to that Of the rebels, with
several thousand of picked infantry, the
latter under Gen Russell, Of Massachu.
sets, and Gen. Ames, Of Maine. Pleasan
ton. Fitzpatrick, Bufford, Davis, Henry,
DUTIES and host o' other su perior caval.
ry officers are in commandI Pleasantor
being chiefin command His force doubt
less reached their destination on Tues.
day.
The Washington Republican states il
is said Hooker's army is wide awake
Lee has found out within few days tina
he can neither advance or return without
fighting.
A Washington dispatch says the woun
ded IN the cavalry fight willb quartere'
and provided for at Alexandria.
On Wednesday morning the Wounds
in THO recent reconnoissan &c across tn
Rappahsnnock, so in number, we're lodge
in the Army Square Hospital, in Wash
ington
To-day Admiral Foote left for Ne
York en- route to relieve Admiral Dr
pont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
Nav YORK june 10.

The Times special from Beverly, o
o. IN, speaks of the recent cavalry hsht
as the greatest of the war. Beverly Ford
was taken by splendid dash Of the 9th
Illinois and 9th New York, and We were
ON the south side before the enemy were
aware of il. Ksliy's Ford was also taken
by Gen. Gregg after slight skirmish.'-
The right column under Buford came up
on the enemy only mile from The river.
The fight commenced at 5a. m. and con-
tnuef until p. M. by which time the
whole of Stuart's force was engaged, said
to number about twelve thousand cav
airy and sixteen pieces of artillery
They were, however, driven back miles
on the right and on the left, with heavy
loss. Oar forces formed junction at 2
o'clock. The greatest charge of the day
was made by the 9th Pennsylvania, sup.
ported by the 9Th Regulars, when they
dashed upon a whole brigade of the enc.
my and we're taken in flank by another
brigade.
Though overwhelmed, they CALAMITY
cut their way out. Gregg's brigadss IN
der Col. Wyndham and Fitzpatrick
had hot work all the morning, but drove
the enemy from the river to Brady Sta.
ton. The rebels we're numerically supe.
rior to us, including our small supporting
force of infantry. They had five large
bripades under the command of Genera
Fitzhugh Lee and w. F. Lee, Jones and
Robinson, with l6 pieces Of artillery IN
der Major Beckam. They had been re-
ceived the previous day by Gen. Lee, and
wero under marching orders to leave on
their grand raid into Maryland and Penn
sylvania to morrow. Wednesday morn
ing our forces returned almost unmolested
to this side OF the river.