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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auotion,er,.

By j. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotionsers.
G psS.,rtns A AoI.l nRrEcTs es SIAMILY
MokSN Jul, 81 a. ssn q n.
10 o; &. ~ street
seii TIE furniture and effects of fsm1 sn sSsa
h %s,rn. ping n c9mptisisso0 ,,
and Rocker
WirsoRp ply and Bugs
Vases and Mantle Ornaments Hxtension Table
Cane Seat Chairs. French China Dinner and Tea
Glass wsre. Walters, Casters
nratt,oI, SS3okips. sndChsm6er Stoves
hattrasses, Bedding, Looking Gl asses, Fire Irons.
requisites.
Terms cash.
], 80 J.C. MoGuIREa CO., Aucts.
PYJ. @. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FARM IN MONT
I.T Sesksx scoGSrr, MAsrLAsD;.on FRIDAY
O. By virtue Of deed Of trust dated .nusr1
9th, 1850, Al duly recorded in Libsr J. G.. H. No.
Montgomery County Msrylsnd ssa se iii ID st
iese or tract OF LAM lying and being in the county
., follows. TO wit: Beginning for the outlines
thereof at small ash standing on the lnk of
lend of DR. Benjamin Duv.ll thence With tbs out
lines of said Duvall land to the old Bisdensburx
the road known as the Hughes bridge road; thence
With said Hughes bridge road to a corner of Rad
beginning containing one hundred md eighty
acres ofland more or lie. being the land for me "
occupied by Lieut.. BohIe and recently by DR..
Jewell.
The farm lies near the Rockville Turn pike and
is distant about nine miles from Washington
Terms: One third cash ths residue siK aut
twelve msnths, with interest, secured on the
premises.
All conveysncing at cost of purchaser
GEO W. MITCHELL, Trustee
j. IS eoddds J C. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
By @. h. l.. CROWN & co Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY MORNING
w July 81, at 8 o clock at the Washington City
Horse Market. near tn canal, q large brown Mule;
IL pears od f, ON Is to IA hands high; taken up
an es.rsy; To be soid fr BIS noespIg Terms cash
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CoRNs and other disorders or the feet when ne.
elected injurious to the health. They UNFIT the
civilian for business and i is Posi- BILE for sol
port of his whole frame be In q disordered condt-
ton. To all afflicted with Corns, Bnnions or Nails
growing in tie nesh 9th disorders OF the feet
wa would recon mend IN early call at DR.. Whites
Office, No. 424 Penn avenue, between Four and a.
half and Sixth SITS. jyH
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FOR SALE AND RENT.


ITO pAYMAsrERs AND oTHERs.-For rent,
i one large airy Room, suitable for an Office, on
moderate. jy IS3t-
TOR sALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
L Store doing good business Satisfactory rea.
sny one with limited me ans to make good living.
Address T. M. Star office. jy IS st"
Ec nehsg ga ssa
". L. Wall ( 60, au ton and Com nn ssio IN
Merchants, south corner Penn. avenue a1a 2; 9Th
EoR sALE-Ths TAVERN STAND known as
Depot ss,
auire Of the proprietor, on the premisss jy 1sst-
T,, hsrnsroRE 4sl STREET C9 p y.
ITO RENT-For three months, a 81 small House.
the next three days. between and O'Clock p.
M, at No. 50 Penn. avenue. ty H-3t.
A SMALL STORE FOR SALE ON THE
sold at sacrifice as tie owner has other business
to attend to. For particulars cali at the store.
jy H-St@
"A Of tie finest Livery Stables in town, and IL
one Of the beet locations togett sr Nth full
a apEre At the Star o Office BAKER " TT
EOR RENT, on very reasonable terms. a USE.
with stable rsssFs sSnsi1 a5
ty stuate for the M month"; no.
isrs inanirs It shs inteixsnee and Rs.t Estate
9f 81 Or sas Se
For REhr-A neatly F9a ., HOUSE.
containing rooms No on Ct s ers For further
town. Best references required. 1yl6 3,&
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-In George
town. near the railroad Best of references
and security required. Apply to- Q. MCGUIRE.
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--For an improved
HOUSE. two Squares north Of the Capitol. large
SssS SoI r Dsrts t inaui;s Of US = aAIi.
RAY Rea Estate Broker street Ts
81 ERH 81 1sa
BUILD TIC sssso fset: tessthss gil Il. To-: sn
ss s a,S.a aI
F 95 particulars enquire Of JAS O. hGagI q
For sAL LIZ a small 9s BRICK HogsE, on ground
at 400 18th street, between 1 and Z. jy7.tf
L rally located, NOT far from Willsrds' Hstsl.
It is supplied with all the modern improvements.
For terms, apply to Il. p. SIMPSON, at Sibley &
Guys. 322 ID, between 10th and llth. js 26 tt
A PIN1 GARDEN FARM
Four miles and BALI from WashiHg ton. In Q
northernly direction in hi Oh state OF cultivation,
now covered with . hourshing crop of vegetation,
fine Dwellipg,, sll requisite outhuildings, two
pumps Of excellent water and will be sold cheap
for cash. Inssire of u. LACY, on the premises, or
j BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N
streets. Washington je2-ln~
EURNIsH2D ROOMS TO RlNT-1or rent, q
II $50 18th street, east side. between g and b
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORs. The neigh borhood In one of most desirable
IN the city. 1vsry attention paid to those occupy.
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EURNISH4C ROOMS TO RHNT-1or rent, a
II $50 18th street, east side. between g and b
etEssts nestly f1rnisAsd ard very comfortable
LORs. The eishborhood II one of most desirable
In the city, livery attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children In the house. my s-N
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TOR Saba small BRICK HOUSE, ON ground
II rep:, will be sold low. For particulars inquire
at 400 18th street, between 1 and Z. Jy7tf
EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, desi.
l. rally located, not far from Willsrds' Hetsl.
It is Implied with ell the modern improysnents.
Guys. 323 b, between 10th and llth je Is. II
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DR. DUPoNr'S Sugar-eoatsd Female Regulating
Pills the gerry best They operate psedily
and sfsctirsly, and being seated create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these Pills will prove their svpsriority ov all others.
street and Pa. avenue, Wsshin1toa, and Henry
Cook, Alexsndria, 1A6-ly
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Ta.TABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 18TH
sTREET, SOUTH OF THE AVENUE The
BUILD ING, ec1eO feet, together with the Lot, on
,zta 81. .et west, between and streets north.
piled Sith Hosting Machine, trap doors, &c, and
is BY adapted for any heavy business or
For particulars, enquire Of JAS. O. MCGUIRE
& Co jy Is st
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CLOTHING AT SMITHS,
~ jyl4 46O Seventh street.
GALL AT sMITH's, 400 Seventh street, to get
- your Clothing. jyH
DIANOs, MBLeDEONs, TgNED AND RE-
L paired. Also, private lessons given in
vocal and instrumental music. Char gss
moderate, by Prof, WIN. WIS, No. II SUI NV
G street, Washington. D. O. iy7-st.
STEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL
y AND QUEENSTOWN, r42nA
Coax HAKBoR,l &&R82
Rates of Passage Reduced. %zA
Steerage from Liverpool or Queenstown to New
Through to Washing ton D O. ............ ga %
Payable in o. 3. Treasury notes.
For particulars inquire of G. B. Fu0TE,
il A5t" Agent, 401 Penn. avenue.
A NOTICE.
ALL Persons haveing LETT Watches or Jewelry
to repair with O. sosnowski, $40 Penn avenue,
will please call for the same at 81. 8. a. Stratus
Matchmaker and Jewelsr, 452 Penn avenue, be-
tween Sd and Ala streets. U. SOSSO WsKI.
Wsshing ton, July 18th, 1863. Jy islws
CHOICE WINES AND LIQOORs.
We have on hand and for sale low, the following:
Superior Claret, Haut Sauterne, Sherry, Hook.
Maiden ., Muscat Port, and Ginger Wines also,
Cherry, Black berry, Lavender, and Ginger Bran
Brandies and Whiskies.
We are also Sole agents for this District for the
sale of Messrs. Kohler Frehltng strictly pure
CALIFORN1A WINES and BRANDY, such IS
White Muscatel, Port, Angelica. and Hook wines.
Also superior article of crepe ! BRANDY ayEanru
3yII6t 8. W. Corner 9th and sts.
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E>OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For an improved
II farm in Maryland, nearly new COTTAGE
HOUSE, two Squares north Of the Capitol, large
rooms, and large garden, with fruit and shrub
berry. For particulars inquire of JAS. r. HALL
DAY. Real Estate Broker, Eleventh street we st,
No. SIS. icons Union Jyl4-lwE
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SPBRMAfoRRH0A oAH BIB CuRHp.-Dr. RandI
Specific cures SperSsaorrA0a. Ssnnindl Weoksess,
Ipsposxcy, Loss ( Potoey etc., speedily 0Hd sfectx0
~. It's effects are truly magical. trial Of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptieal Of it
ner l1th street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. Ja6-ly
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had been wandering up and down this earth
through the whole chapter OF nomade life, they
would find that these people were OF no mortal
value to anybody. Laughter. why. Because
they had no country daughter and applause,]
They belong to no pot on earth. a man should
educate himself to love the mountains and
rivers Of his country, the broad fields and mar
row valleys as belonging TO himself and to
earth. He should educate himself to love the
government OF that country5vociferous ap-
plausl las the organized protector OF peace,
yolve within this great power that overspreads
us ALL fAppiause.l And without that he
would not give anything for their education
tRenewed applause.l Now, as a key to science
they must permit him to give them one word OF
mis- experience in travelling. 1t was his fortune
70 make the trip OF this continent, and recent
~ 100, SO mat all his observations Were fresh
Now, TO show them the ad vantage of scientific
1nquiry-inQuiry into the elementary prin.
ciples-he would give them y demonstration OF
II IN his own observation. He started from here
10 the lsthmus, crossed 1t, and went three thou.
sand miles up the Pacific coast Nothing tran.
spired singular excepta change Of nature round
The latitude as he passed along, until all at
once, about two degrees south OF the ea ator
he found himself passing out OF the den sest
vegetation that grow upon the top Of the earth
Into rainless region tor three thousand miles
-aregion where n drop Of rain ever descended
Now This was fact that was not laid down
In their Biographies as clearly as il ought 20 be
ny any means, and this only served to show
That the men who made these books had not
Travelled, or they would have made q better
nook for you. fLaushterl Hs stopped to in
CURE when he 20: there how this could all be.
Here he had lett North America full Of vsgsta-
ton and life, Central America the same, and
1nder the tropics rankness OF vegetation that
was truly wonderful. And within about two
degrees south OF IL he found a rainiess desert.
We'll, the question that submitted itself to him
vas, s'Why is all this - "How does all this
hsppen -
They had heard talk about trade winds, and
All that sort ofthing. aud had stopped with the
statement that the trade winds had produced
MI this. They did not produce any such thing
iney had probably read what Msury, who is
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Take no more unpleasant and unsafe Medicinas.
Yor "a pleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HRLNBoLD's ExrRAcr bUcHu,
Which has received the endorsement Of the most
Prominent Physicians in The U. S.
La now offered to afflicted humanity as certain
rnrs for the following disc and origi
Sexual Organs.
General Debility, n
petermination Of Blood to the Head,
Confllsed Ideas,
Hystsria, ,,,
Rast,e sspess and Sleepiessness At Night,
Absance of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Bmacation,
Low 8, irits.
Of the Organs of Generation,
Palpitation Of the heart,
And In fact all the concOmitsnfs OF nervous
and Dehiliratod state of the systora.
10 inSsYe the geanine, ert this otff.
Ask fer Hslnb0lds. Take NO otner.
See advertisement in asother column. 3s4-sw
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E'uR Il IN THE handsome two-story aud base
II ment Brick HOUSE, No 81 south side of Pa.
avenue, between 24th and 25th streets. Apply to
W. L. WALL & CO., Au .tion and Commi ssion
Merchants, south corner Penn. avenue and 9th
afraa jv
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DIslAsss OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAR, ulIHARY
AHp 6ExUAL 6YsfRxs.-New and reliable treat-
ment-in Reports of the Aotea,d Acknowledgement
In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
DR. T. Bkillin Hsughton, Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. mar 7s-sm
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EOR sALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
Il Store doing good business Satisfactory rea
sons given for selling. This is q rare chance for
any one with limited me ans to make good living.
Address X, NJ. Star Office. jy 1887
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ITO RENT-For three months, small HOUSE,
j well situated and fully furnished. Apply for
the next three days, between and O'Clock p.
N. ;, at No. 50 Penn. avenue. jy list
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
MoYements Of Lee and .Hookar.

NEW YoRK, June 15.-The Times saws
editorially that information was received
in this city yesterday from Washington
that Lees army, 10000 strong, was on
this side OF the Rappahaneock, marching
northward, and that Hooker's army was
, fastening forth to prevent the rebel ad.
vance. Lee before the close of last week
crossed by the fords above Fredericksburg
and was apparently pushing for the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad.
By Friday Hooker's whole army was on
a forward march, following that day line
between Warrenton and Catlett's Station.
All our commiesary stores have been en-
barked from Acquia Creek.
Lee has beeh Joined by large detach-
ments from North Carolina and the Black
water, and all his cavalry have been
mnssed on the north fork of the Kappa
hammock. Longstreet's corps, lately at
Gulpeper, doubtless has been joined to
Lee.
Hooker's force can't be inferior to Lees,
and our army has recently been heavily
reinforced from the Nausemoud, Peninsula
and elsewhere.
No official or semi official indications of
these movements have been received from
Washington, and the Times says these ac-
counts we have obtained from other
sources; but there seems to be an agree
ment that our army aud that of the rebels
are both on the move and so closely to-
gether that they can hardly avoid a COL
lision soon.
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Rebel News from Richmond Papers

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Richmond papers
of Saturday contain the following items:
The States prison and the city Jail are
so completely damned with ali sorts of
prisoners and criminals that the authori.
ties know not what to do with them. There
are now detailed in Libby prison 1876 Yam
kee officers, 95 of whom were captured
near Rome, Ga, they are detained togeth-
er with citizen prisoners until the o. S.
Government comes to terms on the issue
pending between our and their commits
sioners.
fredericksburg, June lathe enemy
have now held their position this side of
the river Que week. Nothing has been done
in the way of fighting if we except one or
two artillery duels and daily picket firing
at Culpeper. Our losses at Culpeper on
Tuesday were heavy and among them were
several of our best officers. Our casualties
were so killed, 200 wounded aud 500 pris.
oners. Among the killed was General
Wright.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
Twenty Thousand Troops from New
York Called for.

New York, June l5.-The Governor re-
ceived to-day, telegram from Washington
calling for 10000 militia Immediately
The Governor has summoned the several
Major Generals of State militia to Albany
for consultation, and has taken steps for
the rapid organization of the militia
Gen. Sanford telegraphs that he can bring
out 5000 men without delay. and the Cen
eral commanding the 9Th division promi-
ses 1000.
A draft will be made under State law
to fill to the maximum number all the mi.
litia regiments in the State, and from these
the 10000 will be supplied. They are
called to serve months, aud will be cred.
tied to the State as three years. men under
the impending national draft. They are to
serve without State or national bounty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

New York, June l5.-A dispatch dated
on the morning of the 18th at headquar.
tiers 9Th army corps, states that troops and
wagons had been passing there all night.
Troops of the 9th army corps were still
guarding the fords with orders to be in
readiness to move at a moments notice.
The Herald says editorially, it is evident
that au active campaign is now in opera.
ton on the Rappahannock. Harper's Fer
ry, the Shenandoah Valley and the upper
fords of the Potomac are points indicated
by recent rebel movements. Our army is
also changing its base, supplies being
transported from Acquia Creek to Alexan.
dfiR. &C.,
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Gov. Curt1n's Proclamation

HARRIsBURG, June l5.-The Governor of
Pennsylvania has issued proclamation
in which he says that the State is threat
eued WITH invasion and the President has
issued his proclamation for $4,000 men
from Pennsylvania. now appeal to all
citizens of Pennsylvania willing to defend
their homes, to rush in their might in this
hour of peril. That it is the purpose of
the enemy to invade our border with all
the strength he can command is apparent
I therefore call upon all capable of bear.
ing arms to enroll themselves and to give
aid to the efforts put forth for the salvation
of our common country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
From Martinsburg and winchester

HARR1sBuRG, June l4.-Despatches re-.
ceiyed to-day from the operators at Cham
bersburg and Hagerstown gives the infor-
nation that the rebel cavalry arrived at
Berryville and Martinsburg about noon and
at the latter place there had been hard
lighting.
Gen. Milroy was contesting their adj
vance. Communication is destroyed be-
tween Winchester and MartinsburG.
McReynolds had been driven by a large
force of rebels from Berryville to Bunker
Hill. The enemy is also ut Winchester.
News from Muddy Branch and Nolau's
Ferry, indicate that warm work has been
going on there.
The capital, principal cities and towns
of Pennsylvania are in absolute danger.
Col. Scott has gone to Washington to
urge on the government such modifica-
ton of its plans as will suit the views of
the people.
The indications are that capitalists will
advance the money to pay the military,
trusting to the government for payment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
Federal Advanoe on the Peninsula

WAsH1SGroN, June 15.-The Richmond
Sentinel of Saturday says: "There is not a
word from the Southwest
"There was considerable excitement here
yesterday over the news that the enemy
was exhibiting considerable force on the
peninsula aud is advancing in threaten
ing manner.
ave learn that column of 3 600 or
1000 was encamPed at Barboursvilie, New
Kent county, on Thursday night.
Gunboats also are reported in the James
and Chickahominy.
Our troops on the Peninsula are said to
have fallen back to avoid being taken on
the flank, from the navigable waters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

Ha@THE SKEDADLERs.-Ycsterday morn
ing guard was stationed at all the bridges
aud ferries and outlets of the city, to ar.
rest those who might attempt to leave the
city for the purpose of avoiding the i'm
pending draft. Hundreds of persons were
sent back to the city, and up to IL O'Clock
the Provost Marshal had refused at least
three hundred passes. Major Darr requests
us to say that he will be obliged to all citi-
zens who will give information of the es.
cape of persons to avoid the draft, when he
will certainly pursue them anywhere in the
United States, arrest them and bring them
back. He also requests citizens in the ud-
joining counties TO give information of
those who may escape that they may be
promptly arrested and returned.
The war has now come home to US. If
there is to be draft, it is certainly no
more than fair that every able bodied man
should stand it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

LYONS KATHArRON

This delightful article for preserving and beautfy-
ng the human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor, and is now made with the same care skill
and attention, which first created Its immense and
unprecedented sales OF over one million bottles an
hualy 1t is still sold at Is ceuts in largo bottles.
Two million bottles can easily be sold in year when
1t is again known that the Ka:hairon is not only the
most delightful hair dressing in the world but that
1t Ceanses the scalp of scurf and dandru gives the
hair lively rich luxuriant growth and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing The Kathairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described. Anv
lady who values beautiful head of hair will use the
Kathairon, 1t is finely porfumed, cheap and yalua.
be 1t is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. DIS. BARNES CO.,
uecIS"omd&W New York.
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gatlg gmtRl1igRuter
Tuesday Morning, June is, 1868.

R8~THE LocUsTs.-The locusts are
about as thick in this vicinity as they ever
were in Egypt, aud theirsingiug is like the
roaring of many waters. They confine them
selves pretty generally to the country and
the suburbs, but occasionally one of the
insects, not having the fear of small bows
before his eyes, comes to town aud is soon
pestered to death. writer in an ex.
change gives some interesting particulars
regarding these insects and their periodi-
cal visits. 1t is stated that there are eipbt
or nine families or broods of them trough.
out the country, each of which appears at
periods of exactly seventeen years inter-
Vening. The writer says that the greater
number come up out of the ground on the
same day, in the evening, between sunset
and dark. There are few places-one in
Loudon county, Virginia-where they ap
pear twice in that time, owing to the fact
two families overlap; but the two vista
lions always make the exact period of sew
enteen years. This circumstance has given
rise to the popular impression in some pla-
ces that calling them seventeen year To-
Gusts is not correct; and we hear of the
seven-year, ten or nine-year locusts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

Rows are informed that we made a
mistake in mentioning the name of "Ken.
ley" as being engaged in the row at Geo.
Thompsou's Keruet Garden on Friday
evening last. The name should have been
"KelIy"