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IVES SEWING MACHINES

rank high above all others, they must certaisly
come in for a large share Of tue praise and pat
ronage bestowed upon this important unfolding
art. Double-t hrcad-.stitch alike On both sides
OF the fabric. With the new imprevemeats they
cannot miss or crop stitches, aud not one needle
Is now broken where dozen formerly were. RI
ces reduced MS follows Letter A, superior to any
yet produced. for FAMILY use, SEQ, formerly $50 !;
Letter A, pearl finish and capped, SIS, formerly
500; Letter b, manufacturing, SIS, formerly
500; Letter c, heavy manufacturing. SIS. form
eriy $40; Letter D, cylinder, Silb, formerly
Those desiring an article a. a lower price win
End in the %, .Hs gs5s 5af 80
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patriotic political organizations. invoking
forgetfulness Of the past in their obscure re-
treats.
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"1NvALID CORPS. The Ofegossas says
by reference to General Orders, No. 81"
in our advertising columns, it will be per.
ceived that an Invalid Corps will be organ
lied in the Department of the Pacific.
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BULLY FOR IDAHO. The Moxnta;neer
says that the partial returns from the late
Idaho election are sufficient to warrant the
assurance that Gov. Wallace, the Union can
didate for Congressional Delegate, has been
elected by handsome majority.
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y The Mouataincer of Nov. 9th, speak
ing of tho Portland Times and Orcgonian,
says: " 1t is true that the latter sheet has
compromised its standing with 10, al men BY
its factious course, and attempts to divide the
Union sentiment of the Statc. The motive
his paper has ceased to have influence with
any considerable portion Of our citizens"
This opinion is very generally acquiesccd in
by good Union men, both Of Oregon and
Washington Territory. The same paper, in
ailusion to the fact that the Orcgonian has
carefully gathered up all the items in
condemnation of Gen. Rosecrans' removal,
says: "Our object now is to expose the jcs-
uitical course of the Orcgonian. That pa
per dare not come out and openly assal
either the Administration or the war, but it
strives toaccomplish its purpose by indirec
ton, and under cover Of a General who is
popular on account of brave deeds, aims in
sidious stabs at those who are charged with
the management Of the war. 1t has well
been said that an open foe is infinitely less
dangerous than q secret enemy, and those
who watch the course Of the Orrgonian, are
forced to admit that it is rendering jeff. Da-
Wis infinitely greater service than if it were
to come out aud frankly confess its sympathy
with the rebellion" Our worthy and talent
ed contemporary has correct appreciation of
the Orcgonian. The character Of its editor
is now so generally known that the paper is
powerless for mischief
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-14

ESTABLISHED IN 1915. IMPROVED FROM THE 70
TINE, AND PrLLY PERFECTED IN 1862.
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has probably been severe fight in that quar-
ter between Sherman and heavy force sent
there to dispute his passage.
A dispatch from Newbern, N. c.. Of the
I'd says: Fl
The canvass for the election on the 4th,
for four members of the Confederate Congress,
is being prosecuted with energy by both par.
ties. There are 20 candidates in 10 districts.
John A. Gilmore, the Independent Candidate
in the Fourth district has the field all to him.
SELF Davidson is out with another Constitu'
tional argument against secession. The
Standard appeals to the Conservatives to
unite against the Destructives on election
day. Upon the recent Democratic defeat
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, it has the follow
ing:
1.-THE last ray Of hope Of the South from
the North has gone. Lincoln will BE- re-tlec.
ted. and the prospects of peace are farther
distant than ever the Southern people Stand
alone with the world against them, and they
had better make peace with Providence or
the North very soon.'
Chicago, Nov. 6-The rebels under Mar
mnduks attacked Pine Bluff, Ark, command
edd by Col. Clayton, and were repulsed with
loss of 800.
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THE REBELS DRIVEN FROM LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN.
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GENERAL GRANT on THE PoLIT1cAL ST.
uArIoN.-Concerning the future political sit
uation of the country, Gen. Grant is reported
to have said:
am not an Abnlitionist, never was an
anti-slavery man. but l try to judge every
thing honestly and fairly. l am satisfied
that the North and South can never live in
peace except as one nation and that free ma
ton.
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HOWE'S .rp 4
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES!

Adorted to Erery Variety Of Secing in
Families aud Manutacforics. q
Evening star., 1863-05-08
BOARDING.

DOARD-A pleasant ROOM for rent with board;
ID suitable for . Sentlemsp and wife or two gem
tlemen. Terms moderate. Call 1T No. 5!2 g street,
between 4th ana 5th. myS 3t*
I(OOMe FOR RENT, with excellent BOARD
IL Large and comfortably furns he'd; lighted with
Ras; bells and bath room With hot ard cold water
To three or more gentlemen occupying the same
apartment . reduction in board will be made.
fe! table bosrdsrs viii be taken. Every attention
paid to the comfort Of the inmates. References
required. Apply at No. 1876 18th street, square
from the Avenue. 8.tf
EURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH Oh WITHOUT
L board, at 442 p St. between 5th and 9th my7
LNOR RENT, WITH R0ARD-Two handsomely
Il FURNISHED ROOMS at 31l street, be-
tween llth and 18th sta. The house has ali the
modern ceHveniences. my 7-stH
1.-TWO LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENF
L with Board Zone on second and one on third
door-both 'front.' suitable for two single gentle
men, or for family. Terms moderate. Also, q
number OF Table Boarders, at 81 per week. AIS
street. between sth and 9Th, near P. o. my7- St.
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AdARRIED,
On Ae Sth inst, by the Rev. Father Walter Mr.
JOHN OGDEN to Miss H. MedARVBY, both OF
ri
MARRIKN
DIR0s

UIR0s
On the morning Of the 9Th inst, In the S6th year
OF his age, JHg FkRY GOODRIDGD, Of Paington
Devon England.
BE was ever true to the principles he prefessed
Of love, pur rity and ii city. X w
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
depee, No. 295 Eighth street, near ID, ON Satur.
day N nornins, at IL o CLOCK.
On the sth Of NAY. st 8 O'Clock .. m, JOHN
baltimore Bun copy.l
ter Of T. M and Carrie Moran.
Funeral to. NOR. ow fSsturday) at 10 O'Clock .. m
In Georsetown n, on the morning of the 7th inst
JOHN " sIMMe, aged 81 years,
The friends and acQuaintances OF the family are
invited to attend tho funeral this Friday) after
noon, At 8 o'clock.
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NEW MARKET HOUSE.

PAns and estimates q the cost Of Market
House to be erected in this Town the ste Of the
present one, will be received BY the subscriber
uptil noon on the 18th day of May, 1853.
II IL desired that the structure should be creai
table in its appearance, and have all such arrange
ments and fixtures as are of approved modern in
vention, with proper regard to the demands Of
light, ventilation, cleanliness, and general con-
venienee.
The plans may be separate and varied by each
person 30 as to EN- brace one or more proposals:
Hor House of one story, Of the length and
width Of the present one.
For H, use of two stories to extend from Bird 20
street to the Canal, with area Of eight feet in
width between its southern term in alton and the
Canal, to be projected BY . suitable iron railing.
Bach proposal must must, suggest plan, and the
Of suitable depth, and the full length of the
building, should the Councils conclude to have
such addition
The n atsrials and workmanship must hs Of a
quality and style to be approved Of BY such agent
- may be app9nted By the Councils to inspect the
same while in course Of construction.
The plans herein indicated are Intended to be
more sus sestive than axed, and any other which
may be presented win be duly considered; and X
deemed preferable may BE accepted By the Councils
Any further informatio which may be desired
viii be given on application to the gsse.iSer.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
e.ononsoMs, 1rSns g., orrsGI rKsGprI Ii, ,ssst apis eosa
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TAN,S GIFT.
SAAARITAFiS GIFT!

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
GosoRFHfSisA dIHET Pf.stsAs eaEs 4R1dTuREs ST r..
Only Tsn Pills 70 % Take. 20 Efeet a Cxrs.
any UNPLEASANT taste, and viii not ia any way in
jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
uf spS
eminent Doctors and Chemists 81 the present day.
Let those Who have despsired Of getting cured
or who have been sorged with Balsam Copaiva, or
''' VI" SAMARlTANS GIFT.
Sent BY malt in plain envelope.
Prics-Male packages, 81. Female, IS.
BLooDi BLooDm BLOODm
'oho scAHks, SoIIs. HRi sHPaiLis hlHt Oh We VI iAn'
SAMARIIANS Ro0T AND HERB JUICES
nzRAfSs SS$4 aSS FRI T.
most potent, certain and efsctu 81 remedy Pre-
scribed it reaches and eradicates ever! particle Of
ns t ths
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos
fer fs'fs 81 Nj 81 in after years
.sAHEkiTAN's Roof AND HERB JGi0Es
viii rsnoye every yestige OF impurities from tbs
system, ~ well IS all the bad effects of Mercury.
II n:az s;ssoPs so nth Shish pqnSs f.
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, In
DEBILITY and for al incident to the sax
.sAMARITANy CHANoRE WASH.
BnsMosb sfs CO.. Box seiSr' isi phil.a.lbhi. Pos.
Sol Sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD. Q rn.r of l,th and
HENRY COOK Ai.r.nd,,s. m.vs-tr
Evening star., 1863-05-08

THs PsRsEvBk1cH PIRs CoaaAsr take pleasure
in annuuTcins their ehds sad tn. pu $40 that
tn II Ball which was postponed ON ~ein-s3ay
will positively take place This fPridsy ! Evsn .ns
May 5th, et TEMPERANCE Hall, strest, bstveaa
made TO give Recerai bstif ffaot,op
By order Of the Committee. It,
Y7yIn AND AsUs Martyrs to
Int trmitxt 6t lever, word with you The re-
spoDsioint} LOT ycpr suferinss rests upon your
selves Just 81 snraly ss yo1 shake to-day, or
VII SNAKE tomorrow, HOstsrters Celebrated
St0nach Bittrs will eI irsuish the disease un-
der which You labor. Had you taken this genial
tonic "a preventive. you would have no neet of it
cure, for it renders the systscn imDeryious to
al mRsmatc fevere. But since you neglected the
precsuuon. rid yourselves without delay Of the
complaint by reeortiEg 10 the only raiisole
remedy. Break tie chilis with Hostetter's Btsers,
ana they will retprp no more. This IL the expert
ence Of thoussnds, and it will be yours. Quinine
is slow means Of relief; il is to the last
degree; 1t is more dangerous than the mAlady
itself; in many cases 1t utterly fails Ho different
is the effect of the Bttere. Their curative action
Ia rapid they are agreeable t. the palate they are
not only 'ely harmless but tend inevitably to
strengthen the const luton and prolons lifei they
1eres haze failed and it is confidently assumed
that they nerer fail in case of fever and ague,
however invs terate in it's character. 60 he vi: b.
ont Hostetter's Bitters in region infested with
iDtsru,itent remittent fever is simply TO reject
safety aud court disease,
Wholesale Asents-A. NJ. Bininser 4 Co., 237
Penn. ave. my 1-eO3t
Evening star., 1863-05-08
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

n~I. o. R. H-L0GAN TRIBE No. g.
U3 GEoRGETowS, D. Cat regular meeting
Of this Tribe. held on Monday evening, May 4th,
next. the Tribe meet on Thursdsy evening of each
week. A. c. PRATHlR, g.
T. SCHAPBR O. OFF, Its
Evening star., 1863-05-08

HRALrH FOR THE SoLpIBK!-Por one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure TO night air. Small doses OF
ri 81 t.. r.l and
purify the blood, and insure sound health to every
man, Only IS cents per box "A
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Il JNO. ". LUMsBON,
T. oKWARDIN6 AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 AHD 1O8 WATER SfREET,
Geo1Getoacn. d. c.,
Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and
Merchandise generally Procures Freight, Char
ters Vessels, Sc.
Business transacted always with promptness and
dispatch. marl-H
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II so BARRIL6 TAR,
80 BARRELS ROstN.
Apply to
no SH J. L. KIDWILL 6eorsstown, d. o.

NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.
The aboye-namsd eomPan, have placed upon the
INGTON and dGEORGETOWN three su- SE&EH
psrior Ocean Steamsrs, commanded by.
SEMI WEEKLY LINE, carrying freight ct 10 Wer
rates than any other.
tion lines out of New York, and NO commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned to the
Agents
~ Embalmed bodies forwarded to any part Of
the United States
Goods should be distinctly marked, to avoid mis-
carriage.
Fer freight or passage Chavins excellent accom-
modations) apply to MORGAN & RHINEHART,
~ Water street, GeorgetoWn. JAMES HAND,
lit Wall street New York. ap 2s. eoim
fChron. Intel, Il Repub
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HRrnRR nySRASPa

efIe ct7sl ,emedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
ety ever discovered. Cdses in two to four days
snd recent cases in twenty -four hours No miner
taken. 1t 10 the soldiers hope, and . friend to
those Who do not want to bs exposed. Male pack
ages. So; female, S..
San,asitaa' s Root and H,rb Juites-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis. scrofu;a, Ul ,ers
Tor Ss Sold By D. g. Ford See advertisement. ms
Evening star., 1863-05-08
(ARsIAaxsi o.pp,.a,. ,H2ARRIAass II

have nov hand and daily Yeceiv- aW-R.
Ing . 6ne assortment Of FIRST CLAp6 HSsk
CARRIAGES, made By the best build:
Calechs, one CAische Coach. BrettS; four And III
seat Roeaay.ys and aernantowns, BoAt WAGONS
and shiftips Top Bussiss. toseshsr With nsmSsr
Of SECOND HAND CARRI1G1s bat little used:
:s ssSs. e sssisHS .n z tSi
slsoea st No. 4os Psaasylysnis = AsysnRs,
mar U-fa f00MAH YOUNG,
Evening star., 1863-05-08

GhlAr PHaSsfLvAHIA kourI, etd BahissoyS ~
HaTrisbsrs, 10 ths North AID West.Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-qniek time.
low fare and connections Soldiers tickets sold
through ct Government rates. For tickets and fur.
ther infolmatisH apply at the omes Of Great P Penn
sylvaniA Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth St, " Wsshinston 9nice open from
s .. m. until ,. m; on Sundays from to p. m.
Az lily =. o. NeRfOH. Agent.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Dl. DUPoNf's Susar-co Female Regulating
Pills are the r-y best in They operate speedtIs
sea upon the nost Ielicate stomach. 4 trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority all others
Price 81 box. Sold BY 8. @. Ford, corner llth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandra, 146-lY
Evening star., 1863-05-08

w HIDES-HIDl6. cs
wIpNfslxy and SATuHpAY. .N j eSisck q
m, q the Whaxfon LA street, washinsteass4
sala. - -. - - n - -Et1--7s{-gslE 80
s,a... s.sn: - I, q Treasury netss 70 z ~ -
NH (06sse.3 Lt. osa, s.t 9. ~,
Evening star., 1863-05-08

RsBRL DEsERTERs.-Samuel Aldrich and
Wm Watt, desertsrs from the 10Th Georgia
volunteers, reached this city yesterday. They
we're committed TO the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

WAhRAsIED TO CgRE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-fvs years'
standing, will cure Goso.rhoa in sag days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle: Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. jA g. -Iy
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Onp FELLows' HALL.-SAndefsons gigantic Di-
erSma of the Russian War, with al its battles.
eges aud storms. this evening and Saturday after
moon, o'clock. "
Evening star., 1863-05-08

DISEASES OF TEE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, Urinary
AID SEXUAL sYsrBMs.-Nev and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the Ho,rard Assoeiation-sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
DR.. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 2s-2m
Evening star., 1863-05-08

TIN CHEAPEST AEB BEST HAIR BYE In THE WORLD
Meier Fades o. Washes Ort-UphAm's q Hair Dye, 30
cents box. The best in use. Try It, Sold by s.
C. Pord, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
ington, ant Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
Evening star., 1863-05-08

DEsERrgR ARRgsTKp-Hubbard Breitzle
man, Of company B, lat Maryland infantry
was arrested yesterday by Captain Johnson, o
ths Government detectives. for being deserts
and serving under Stewart during his raid int
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

By J. Q, MCGUIRE & 90, Auctioneers.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TIM ISLAND.
4 MAR ISLAND HALL-On MONDAY AFTER.
NOON May IL at O'Clock, ws will offer for sale
part OF Lot "a in squsre 465, and the improve
csnsiatine Of two story frame house.
my7dts &c MCGUIRE Il CO., ,Aucts
ByJ MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers,
ENOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
L PoR SALB ON STREET SOUTH, NEAR TIN
STszEr WEST: AT PUBLIC AUcrIok:-On THURS
the premises very desirable Lot G.oSK No M On in
sQuaI No. l46sl frorting on street z fe It, snd
running back 10 fest inches, to % foot alley,
dence. being few steps from the city railway.
Terms: One third in cash. the residue in six and
twelve months, in notei bearing intere at secured
by deed Of trust on the premises
I'd J. G. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auets
Evening star., 1863-05-08

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Best in the market. Sold low At
mys Corner Ei iEhth and b sire sts.
PROVISIONS, 25 PER CEHT. CHEAPER THAN
HVxkl
Prime Sugar cured HAMS, ii cts,
Bes Family FLOUR, $3.50 per bblr
DRIED BEEF, lzL cts,
Choice BUTTER, q cts,
JONES & CO..
mys Corner Hishth ,nd streets.
500 BOXES AHssIsA oaAsq = 81; s;i.,. order,
go bbls, kAY RussErTs,
Will be sold as the wharf Of the n. 7. steamer,
due tho sth, at the foot Of High street, GsoEge-
town Inasise Of a; ;eTkMAET ct ths vASrt. Sr
inston. - oS'' = AZ vS-s.'
THIS - 70 NOTIFY ,sUTL1es or TH1
i army that Am prepared 70 furnish o all times
and at short notices all kinds q WAg9NS, 60, ap-
pertaining to sctlers. OHARLES, SLACK,
mar k-sma BslMmoks, Nd.
JoHN MeaRsaoR, Family Phys,ossa ana sur.
geon lsta OF Copneoficat, may be foand Of his Of
doe. at No. 4s6 sth street, hstwesa p sad =,
mar Elm
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Rxyusxsp. DIR Won Moschsisker has returned TO
<hs ETY. and can he consulted ell maiedies OF the
S,ys. ear and throat diseases. Once 229 Pennsy-
yAalA avenue. :"
Evening star., 1863-05-08
BAYoHlLel's HAIR DIE,


He bssf in lA World.
William 4. Bachelors celebrated Hair Bye pro.
duees color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to in1ure the Hair in the least;
sdss the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invisorstss the
Hair for lfe 6rsy, Rcd OF Rxsty Hair instantly
tarns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BAYoXs.
Lel, o. tAs Jor sidss af each boz.
Fsetory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsv Yorb,
N n-N (Late 3SS Broadway and 10 Bond st.
Evening star., 1863-05-08

Me; D. J. Mitchell, CT; g. Waldo, l4th CT; W.
Giles, 4Gth Mas; 1t +. Sautler, 5sth N. Y;
Pa: q. Bennett, 12lst N. Y; p. s. Nottingham,
10Th N. Y; w. McNaughton, sth N. Y. cav;
John II. Peters, 126th Pa; n. Z. Church, 117th
n. Y; Jas. French, 174th N. T.; John N. Da-
Wis, 18th ct; W A. Heayener, rebel citizen
prisoner; L. K Wells, 5th Mich. cav; John
Robbins, 10th N. Y; John McGee, 147th Pa;
John Elliott I'd Pa; Seth speckerman, 24th
n. Y; Wilson u. Hill, list u. 5. s. S,
ODD FELLOWSHIP IN THE DIsrRrcT-The
order OF Odd Fellowship has suffered, in COM
mon with kindred affiliations, from the dis
tracted state of the country; but we are happy
to see numerous indications OF late that the
zoodfold order is resuming Its former flourish
ing position hereabouts. Probably the pleas
antest entertainments ever given here for quiet,
respectable people, the better class OF citizens,
have been the well-known l. o. U. Z. Levees,
combining a variety OF pleasing amuse ments
We hear that Excelsior Lodge NO. IL, proposes
to hold sach leyee shortly, and TO make II
first C lass affair, an item OF news which we are
sure will be received with general satisfaction
ARRIVAL or WoUSDED.-The Hugh Jen-
kias arrived here this morning about O'Clock,
bringing l4O wounded soldiers.
The Hero arrived about the same time, bring
fhe Mary Washington and Juniata arrived
at AN early hour. the former having On board
$50 and the latter l27 more OF the wounded.
They have been distributed among the yari-
Gus hospitals Of the city.
We understand that arrangements have been
made with the City Railroad %, Tor the re-
naval of the wounded, who shall hereafter ar
river, by means OF the cars, instead OF ambu-
Iances, rs heretofore.
DEsBRTRR ARREsTKp.-Hubbard Breitzie-
man, Of company B, lat Maryland infantry,
was arrested yesterday by Captain Johnson, OF
the Government detectives, for being q desertsr
and serving under Stewart during his RAID into
Pennsylvania.
RBBRL DEsERTERs.--Samuel Aldrich and
wm Watt, desertsrs from tho 18TH Georgia
volunteers, reached this city yesterday. They
we're committed TO the Old Capitol prison.
ODD YHLLows, HALL.-ssndsrsenb stgantic Di-
nrHma of the Russian War, with al its battles
sseges aud storms this evening and Saturday after
uoop, o'clock. s..s, -s "
RufusxSD. DIR Won Moschsisker has returned 70
<hs ETY. and esn BE consuteA ell maiadies OF she
s,ys ear and throat diseases Once 229 Pennsyi-
yAAlA avenue.
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my7-d j. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
ByJ. McGUIREa & 90. Auctionesrs.
PosBWOOB PIANO FORTE, FINE CHAMBER
Eth q.
ss. ss oet.2o h S h Fn1t. h
Fine Mahogsn, Chamber Suite
With Wardrobe, Msrbie-top Bureausland Wash
limitation eak Cottage Chamber Sui.
hsf sssssd ssd osS sos
AZ AZ tight aPd Open Crate: Chamber Stoves
Snns ssst oasir m T0Hel
GhecEersd 6antins Mattins.
White French China Dining Set
Mahogany Leather Beat Dining Chairs
d my7.d rep Rep j ). G, MCGUIRE oG., Aue.s.
By GREEN WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.
A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF BRICKS, LUM-
20 lish inst, Ts shall sell sy order sf the Hon
Of John 'es p m s
!ss IT,, b,iek % yard formerly occupied by the hrm Of
streets south consisting, in part, OF the follsw
IS s5e5 sfsef feet Of Shedding and other Lumber,
81 shsd Posts. Gi1ders, Long Posts, 10 Joists,
Il ts. HhesltSssrp5oxs, p, Smith, H. Brick Press,
=, aasas s:,.x u KIN Wal.
4,226 Burned Common Brick,
Term: q 81. ;: An sums under 800 cash oys,
interest and secured to the satisfaction Of the sd
NJ Na' 4. 4. Wet. Wet. Administrator.
my7-n GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auets.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE d CO., Auc.ioneers.
FOURTEEN DEsl RABLB BUILDING LOTS
5z 'stsS sss es
fronting rospecttYely feata rh
north street, betweed "a and Sd streets east, and
each lot runnns to sood aIf ae9 Sor'h
These lots are beautifully located for dwellings,,
ronns on ssrest have s an II
front Title indisputable.
q. s1d
trust on the premises.
sSg 5. sG5Ds%Hsss g &C. Aue
aa asHvE sbkE bs
MAY is'A' same aoqT T. tps MssGfsk R.fsk CO. Ane,.
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No. SIS, fio ntins Ting on T aortS street. b.svsen " ID
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dwelling houses, with baci buildings.
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u ny ~ "a q ln- J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auo...
y.C MCGUIRE GO, Auetioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON TIM
~ IsLAsD-on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
sell Lot No. H. in Square 4g7. fronting 50 feet on
south street, between ~ and 9Th streets. and
Also Lot No Z, In Square No SIS. fronting 50
feet on south 3 street, between ID and Sd street
west, and running back - feel inches. to % fset
alley.
TERMS Ons-third cash; the remainder In six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. 5el
my7d ]. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aasts.
By J. O. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers.
A seISTANT QuARTERMAsTERT OFFICE,
GrrSr erd Tsry ssseSd Ast,Sss JMesAsss
18th, 1t 10 O'Clock, at the 4rsnary on q strsat.
between Twentieth and Twenty-6rst streets. viii
xo1ANFifITsY NIFTY or OLD GRAIN SACKS: aaa
Condemned as unfit for pablo nse. 8 81 rs H :
% Terms cash IN 0oyszAment sunds -
sw ESQ CeptaA. @. M.U. B. 4.
e49f \. o. MCGUIRE + CO., Ausss,
Evening star., 1863-05-08

RyJ @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers,
TWO SPRING WAGONS AND DOUBLE HLR-
4 MISS AT AUCTION.-0n SATURDAY MORN
ING May st at 10 o'clock in front of the Auetiou
ksoms, We shall sell for account the knsinssr
Department, q. 8. A,
2Sprips Wagons
sett Double Harness
Terms ca in 4ovsrnment funds
ny6-d fReD.1 J. C. MEG UIRE & 90, Auch.