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THE SITUATION AT yICKsBURG

Correspondence of the St. Louis Republican,
YoUNGs POINT, La, May 23.-As write
here in the cool OF early morning, the sound of
our mortars slowly booming on the other side
siege has begun for the handsome city over the
way. 1t is now city girt with fire our gun
boats III front, our army, inspired with recent
successes, coiled in its rear.
Will Grant take Nicksbnrg. Decidedly yes
The dangers OF his superb romantic campaign
are past. While marching from Grand Gulf to
Big Black, by way of jackson and Bolton, his
progress was brilliant but perilous. A single
mistake or disaster might have overwhelmed
his army with remediless ruin. But the mis-
take was not made, the disaster did not come
At Port Gibson, at Raymond, at Jackson at
Champions Hill midway Hills, or Bakers
Creek, the battle has three names) and at Big
Black Bridge, our brave veterans OF the West
drove the rebels before them like sheep. John
ston retreated northward from Jackson, and
has not yet joined the Ficksburg insurgents
Pemberton went ont from Vicksburg to cap
ture Grant, with sixty pieces of artillery-he
fed back with three
Now how can Vicksburg fail to fall sThe
ground in the rear OF the town is a vast plateau,
cut by thousand ravines, great sheet Of little
hills. On half circle OF hills, about two miles
from the heart of the town, are the Rebel de-
fenses. On an exterior half circle of hills, lust
as high, lies our army, its artillery occupying
Just as commanding positions as that of the en-
eIny; while from the Yazoo We can get all the
supplies we need.
The seven siege guns which the Rebels left
at Hanes' Bluff on the 18th, when Sherman
marched in between that height and the CITY,
are probably by this time turned against the
Rebels Works.
But some say that Johnston is coming mp in
our rear. He may come now if he choose. He
must come over those same hills, through those
same ravines of which / have spoken, and he
will find them the gates OF death.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

Puebla Occupied by the French-They Car.
ry the Place by Assault-MexIcans Sur.
render Unconditicnally-Thc French En-
Route for the Capital.
NEw YORK, June The steamer Shell
drake, from Havana on the 26ih OF Nay, az
rived this afternoon.
1t was reported at Havana that the yellow
fever had broken out among the French in
Mexico.
An extra of the Havara Diario OF the Goth,
received by the Shelldrake, reports the arrival
At Havana OF French war steamer, the Da-
rien, frem Vera Cruz, with important dis
patches from Gen. Forey, announcing the oe-
cupation of Puebla by the forces under his
command. The prisoners include Ortega and
% other generals, 800 minor officers, and 1900
men.
1t appears that on the 10th Forey opened
with heavy artillery on Fort Tohiinempua-
can, and on the next day a breach was effect
ed. The French troops then made an assault,
and overcoming desperate resistance entered
the plaza, when Ortega surrendered uncon-
ditionally.
On the Goth one division of the French army
started for the City of Mexico.
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The Vallandlgham Meeting in Philadel-
phla.


phia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The meeting to-
night, in Independence Square, to protest
against the arrest of Mr.. Vailandigbam, was
largely attended, and quite enthusiastic. About
10000 persons were assembled.
Judge Ellis Lewis occupied the chair, and
speeches were made by ex-senator Bigler, ex-
Congressman Biddle, Chas. j. 1ngersoll, and
others. The latter counseled perfect obedience
to the laws and constitutional authorities, but
resistance TO any attempt to control the ballot
box.
The name of Vallandigham was frequently
cheered on its repetition by several speakers,
as was also that of Gen Mcclellan.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the ar
rest and banishment OF Vallandigham as an
act of violence to which the American people
will not and oughtnot to submit; that the rem
edy is at the ballot.b box At the coming election,
when the State authority Will be restored TO the
hands of the Democratic party
1t was also resolved that it is our firm belief
that the design of the authorities at Washing
ton is by military aggression TO provoke an
apology for a further aggression of cur hoer-
ties. That 1t is only to the ballot box that we
can look for permanent relief.
The meeting adjourned at half past 10 O'CLOCK
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR Sixth STRIlS.

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth STHiI3,
THE COOL RETREAT.
TONIGHT
THE LARGEST COMPANY
THE BEST STARS In THE WORLD !,
MADEM0IsELLE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MISS EVA Brent.
The beautiful vocalist.
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
In new bill.
Tie night the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK FURPiN
DICK TURpIN.
OR,
LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY.
Tie beautiful ballet entitled,
NATHALIE
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS
and TREMENDOUS SILL
Admission Orchestra Chairs, 20 cents; Dre,s Cir
Gle ard gallery. % cents; Private Boxes thoiding
Doors open ~ o'clock. Performance at 81.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
foR LADIES AKD CHILDREN.
4GDissis Ladies' - cents; children 10 cents
Doors open at , clock. jel-Iw
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
An Expedition Int Flerida-AiI unem-
Rloyed Men to be Dfafted-Two Bleck nte
Runners SINK

An Expedition lnte Flerida-An Unem.
Rloyed Men to be Drafted-Twe Blsck ode
Runners Sunk.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Port Royal ad vices bv
the ATago state that our forces on Folly IslsuS
were attacked on the 26th Of May by the rebels.
who were repulsed.
Gen. Hunter has issued an order drafting an
sble- bodied men not in the employ Of the Gov
eminent found in his department after the i4th
OF June.
1t is stated that an expedition is about being
sent into the interior OF Florida
A British blockade runner, trying To Qet ON
OF Charieston, was discovered on the night OF
the 2t'th, and sunk before she could gain the
bar on her return, by the PowhatA and flag
ship. The Officers and crew, 1t Is supposed.
persisted. She WAS large steamship.
On the 23d another steamer was discovered
was hred into and recrossed the bar under a
heavy fire, and went in the main channel of.
Morris Island.
Both vessels had large cargoes
All furlcnghs have been stopped in Hunters
command.
1t is reported that several regiments have
seen ordered to Virginia, bat Hunter refused
TO let them go, and sent 8 protest to the Presi-
dent
The Monitors still lie of Edisto, and the
1Ionsides opposite Fort Sumter.
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AUCTION SALES.

BvJAs. C. HcGUIRk & co.. Asssionsers.
FAcELLESrSTOCk OF GROC ERIEs. DO :, AT
~ Public AucTIoE -Oa THuk6DAY MORN-
ING, June <th at 10 o'clock. ct the store Of john
ii. Knott, Esq corner OF 18th and X streets, We
shall sell his entire stock Of Groceries. &c. com
prising-
White and Brown Sugars
Java and Bio Coffee. Black and Gresn Teas
Spices Of al kinds, Starch. Indigo
Ground Alum snd Pine falts
Flour in barrels and sacks. Meal
Soap ami Candies, Coal Oil
Lot of Bacon. Hams: sides and Shoulders
Tobacco, Navy and Natural Leaf
Cigars Of various brands
Brandy. Whisky and Gin, in wood and glass
port, Madeira and sherry Wines
Aackerei, Herring and Shad
Lot Of orcckery and Glassware
Brooms. buckets, Brushes. Rope, Mats. &c..
Together With the Hsusi assortment OF goods
usually found in q first class Family Grocery.
Also AT 10 O'CLOCK
Tvc handsome ParlOr Belts, one finished in Grim.
son fiu.h and the other in Damask.
Terms cash. j. C. MCGUIRE & CO.,
my Sad fRep.1 Auctioneers.
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Ht0HLT IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
LAySBURGH 81 BROS
BALTEM0R e BARGAIN STORE.
375 SEVENTH STREET,

BALTEn0RE BARGAIE STORE,
a75 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND e
Just received a large and spendid assortment Of
DRY AND PANCYG GODS, all Of aich have been
bought at the l&te New York and Pkiladelphia
auctions, AZ much reduced, prices. We mention IN
part
Best Cslcoes Is, ls and 20 cts
beautiful Lawns only lsN cts.
Very rich and fine Lawns, oni, % CTS.
beautiful lot OF small figured Challes, Tor chill
dren 8 wear.
Plain ana figured Mozambiques, at IS cts, worth
PLAIN colored SIX Tshue for Dresses, at 25 cts per
shepperd Plaids and Plain Grey Goods, very cheap.
Plain Blue and Bun Chambreys.
Oar stock of Donlestics is very large. and we are
selling good Bleached Shifting Muslins, at IS, Is
20 and Is cents.
Best Irish Linens at 30 cts, worth 75 cts.
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, etc., cheaper than
Cashmere, Linen and Cotton Goods, for Mem and
White and colored flannes Of every description.
White Goods, such es: =, Plain and Dotted Swiss,
Auction, and very cteap
l.4O0 SILK ana Scotch Gineham.
Fun I'm Has, from 75.cts TO G2.sa.
Black Silk Mi;ts, from Is cts. to $50.
Ladies and Gents best quality Rid-s-ish SILK
French Mechanical corsets Unusually. osesY.
Emtr9,deEiess such as; Collars %rt s!aev. Gam .
Splendid all Linen White Hsnakeeohie.,, s: 10 ana
RR cts.
Hosiery of all kinds.
French Lace Wells, at ST., worth 5o-ble
Shawla and Nautillas Of tsa very --latest 5ty.es 4
large 'f lot a Of Pink. Blue sad Yellow w for
e0vefHoo Hoop sKInTs- HOOP sRIRrs,
Having bought the entire stock offs if.c.Grar
! in New York, We ghan lsao.n sta srsas s-cri-
zee.
Staple Notions Of eyary dossrpton, much cheaper
than any other p!sce in tue city.
Come one and sll, 70 convince yocssetf thss Tar
prices dc not exist inths
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
LAksBURGH l. BEo.,
' 375 Seventh street, between and Z.
S6tors open eyery evening until O'Clock,
my 2wa
CATggP IeR aALa
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PERSONAL.

No observation-disclosures Ross, Doctrsss aud
~ AstTo;OSist, VAS born With . natarsl gift.
sAe tells the past and futsre-nevsr known to !ail
Canses speedy marriages.; brings together thoas
strictly sonedeital No. SIS g street north, corner
Ct Twslfsh street west. three squares fr.m the
Likeness of future husband or sbsspt friend in re-.
tnty ladies 50 cent?; Gentlemen 81. my % Iu'
uAND MA9RErIsh.
H MRS. WREN
centinues 20
CURE ALL DISEASES
With Her Hands
Call and see this city tastimonials. AS st. ,
between 9Th and 7th. Washington. my I3lm~
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a. P 3 j Il 8
BILIOUS FEVERs.
MAsM4T[C INFECTIONS,
ANc SGat.EtR Disn.sEs:
DC pan East gestcse you. health by Bitter. DIG
gushing and Poisonous Drugs, Licuids or Pow :ers2
Weuld il not be better to Try that Sure Remedy
thai Delicious Restorative,
T0KAY,
or sathe- the
NECTAR OF ToKAY tHusGAREJP
Used with moderation. that unparalleled Wine
slscdtns tha heart o: man. restores his nerve, dis
pels the scrns shades Of old diseases and works
cures as admirable ss agreeable.
You can get it genuine. pure and unsdrltersted
gt s. C. FoRDS Drug Store,
mys--m $50 Pe1nsylvania avenue
1856 Ne" sfook' 1856
IETEGloR ADoREMENrs.
Just received, choice Gel ection Of new and
desirable styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
From the rich and ornate to the most ehsste and
simple patterns, appropriate for parlor. halls.
dinins rooms, and chambers.
FIRE-BoARD PRINTS, STATUES. CENTER
PiECES, &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
BUF7 OR ANY REQUIRED STYLE OR siZE OF
SHADE MADE TO ORDER
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
fwsrrAnr ed TO be giided with gold leaf
District, from the best nsnufacsOry in the
Afro an assortment of Dark Wood Frames, with q
beautiful variety Of small aizsd Oval and Gard
yiaite Frames Of foreign and domestic n.anufac-
ture. Passspst6uts, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAgsELs.
Different s2es and eolors; Picture Rings, " ails
taccording to their quaisy} will be disposed OF ss
as low rates ss they can be purchased for in the
4 call solicited rom shose needing the a. we
goods. Terms cash. ]. hAKKRITER.
Remember the number, No 4se Seventh street,
sight doors above Odd Follows HALL and the terms
CASH for goods and labor. my 29weoS
Sl5 .;; Essspes sseza the washns
Ops WI. ToSpkISs. siias EEaRaSa r, his
brown hair out short and when long was com sed
straight back his face ia round and fnll Of quick
"A Also JOIN HsEpfse abou. As or 50 years of
sss; fleet or inches high; very sharp features;
sair and SIDE xalskess grey mixed full AMI rolling
Al,o, JOHN KIL.Roy,, about feet 10 inches high;
9lszioD and pS1 marked, All of thon had leg irons
The above reward win be given for their pre-
henson if secured in the United States jail in the
Dhtrict of Columbia, $50 for either one Of said
prisoners. WARD LAMON,
eI6 u 8. Marshal.
! ''' W IT MATTERS MOTT
Eastsar tss hais is on Fsd FREY or % Shise Bos
sd certainly cksnge It VII hout loss of time and
7le1out ar7 wash or preparation, y never fails
- e2ioz xe35dilg all othsrs IN quality, durability
ard Aea1ty.
~ " solsssle and retail st BoSWELL's Militia
r. ard ssDcs store 302 y atreet, near I4th-sole
Ssept Ter Washington and the Districe. ms s-tn
T7oUaE>a MAGIC SODA F0UNc fs NOW I'M
AA eperatisn, dispsnsins pnrs: cold and delicious
ashsY ira % always on band. Only rail- ct
Eo0REN West End Drug Sore,
nyi32v 113pa ave; ", south 81 o.
JG6T ARRIVED
Il LAFGE csgsirrrnGnt 81 WI r3Ky, BRANDY,
E,s RU., R0sse. So s&s ssSd oLaRRT
EieEs atss, sarge q e fheoss. 81 eiisaD
aysa lwa lQ7 Eat3r st.. Gsssgssown, ., q. :
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By j. q. MCGUIRE a. CO.. Auctionsess.
TRUSTEES SALE0F IMPROVED PR0PERT

- W
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON sIxTH sTIEET WEST, BETWEEN AND N
STREETS NORTH By virtue of T. deed of trust from
October ], 1855, and recorded in Liber j. 4. s.,
No I64 folios III Sc, of the land records of the
county of Washington. D. O., and OF decree OF
va Jos. E. Talbot e.li., No 17s7. equity will offer
At auction On TU ESDAY, the % day Of Juue, ate
O'Clock, on the premises that valuable lot in Wash
subdivision of square No. zas. bounded follows,
viz: Beginning al point on 6th streets NJ the snd
of sixteen and half f. st measured north from TIE
divio ing line between lote Nos 80 and 81, Sna
ming thence tn sixteen and halt feet along tue
line Of Sixth street, thence west one hundred i've
feet to An alley, tasnce south s.Iteen aud . hsit
fee. and thence east one hund red and i've feet go
the beginning with the improvements consisting
Of q sh bstantiai dwelling
Terms of ssIs: One- third of the purchase money
stslments. 1t six and twelve montns with interest
to be secured. The terms Of sale must De com
Piled with within one week alter ssls, s az ths =,
the FIRST purchaser. aftsr one week g 1onoe
my is 9svts j. q. MCGUIRE 90. Aucts
PyJc. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AucttonesrH.
T7EBsTEE's SALE OF UNIMPR0yEp PROP
b .s ss !Sns nS
detd of trust dstsd Sept. 7th, 1852. ana duly re-
corded in Liber A g., No. l2. tolios sss ct SEQ,
b q, and Sy virtue Of a. a.dgerss Of the oircuit
Court OF the District of coiumbis, passed in
ctsncery cause, No. l79i. wherein Henry Barron
sam7 Hanson .tr., are defendants. substituting me
as Trustee in the place and stead of g 8 Wal'ach,
suryivns rrustee,I shall sell original lot numb bored
sixty 1850 situate at the corner OF street north
and Eleventh str sst east.
All eonyeysncing at the cost Of passasssr.
my szswkds j. o. MCGUIRE d CO.. 11sts.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
PKNNsfLvAN1A AVISUE,sesr Willards' Hotel
THIS truesday, EvINING. June 2,
Last time this wssks pasitivsy, OF the highly suc-
EAST LYME yfs;;1rl 6R sRes4Iins' 4as 'Rlss5yinMssr Rlss5yi
E1sF E k1ssssE k1sss e. 81, FhE TIE kkSFsaESr: ESFEaEsr
LADY IsS. ISABEL ..-Lucille Western
sir Frapsis Ls,iion :. : :. T. wal,iSs
hiss Cofney... .....-..-.-......-.. Mis-. Gsrmon
In rehsarsal-The th hrillins. beautiful story,
Or, rhs BSie hst zabarbs zabs rbbxsttssfarzR.
= AaEi:.ion an 9. =. and IS cents No extra
ODD FELLoWs' HALL.
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4th
oARNoRoss 4 DIxEYp
MINsTRELS.
TIE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
GRAND ETHIOPIAN soIREEs,
Producing all the Latest Novelties.
Nem o"d Beautiful Songs.
Laushsele Burlesques. Plantation Scenes
GRAND lNsTRUMENTAL0 0VERTURKs,
Vocal Quartetts, Fancy Daoces, &C., &C..
A. per formed by this
WoRLD-RFNoWNED TROUPE
AT THEIR
OPERA HoUsL IN PHILADELPHIA.
READ TIE LIST OF AETIsTEs
~ t;.ss ss'ssde:;; ae.n, p .H, +. sd.:,' sRj.s''
is; Cox, All. Racket,
Charles stevens. o. vilIisrs,
Thomas A. Beckett, M: D. Edmonds.
RI H. rs.sss. s,ss.sGH; Gs.: :: aisses:. aSis,ssssn'
Forming in .n the
LARGEsT ORGANIZATION ESTlST.
tainmsnt commences At o CLOCK
Tickets 2s cents; reserved seats so cents. ONCE
,east JAMES k mHEfsohSfs " EonbEs EMssns.sa; Agent
vARIETIEsi VARIETIES,
Fronting Pennsylvaria avenue and Ninth 1t.
TIE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY,
ALL Full OF OPEN WINDOWS.
The Siss Sih,9ER'sf ERGfLts LEI ASR:.kS, S1s: kRSsaesr
In her Champion Clog Dance Tonight.
The Il. sfsti 5: bHDsoRfHt bthiSs'sR fAHEti''s'
OVER FIFTY Performers,
a61Es fdsHIGNaBEE hhtHSnSE 1a az12SEG 22SsEEfGSk'
Benefit af:srnasn asRRa IL Pissf, Issi,fs. E
he viii walk the isss f0Ds ssss carrying stove on
Admission % and 81 cents. Private Boxes, Sb.
NEW PAVILION CIRCUS,
CoAssa NEW YORK AvrsuE AND l4rR STREET.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
PRS. night OF the thrilling Equestrian Drama of
DICK TURPIN,
THE geLD HIGHWAYMAN.
- Introducing
TtRPIN'S RIDE TO YORK,
DEATH OF BLACK BEss
NEW SCENES ~ THE ARENA.
THREE ooMICAL TESTERS.
TIE wonderful
sYRo-ARABIC TROUPE,
OF AALE AND FEMALE PERRoRMERs,
Whose astonishing feats have proclaimed them the
WONDER OF THE WORLD.
HERR CLINE,
The graceful performer or the Tight Rope,
And
EOsT OF TALENT.
DirefSiGtd Entertainment Daily
Doors open at O'Clock, comn encing st 21S o'clk.
Evening, doors open at o'clock. commencing at
5s'cIock.
Adm ssion IS cts; reserved seats s. cts je l-3t-
CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth sTIiI3,
THE COOL RETREAT
TONIGHT
THE LARGEST COMPANY!
THE BEST STARS In THE WORLD,
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n3AUPI6NF'e RkFoa-GATI0E IN riE Tin
ap'Z TAANoA HAkhoa.
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kyJ;G; MEG gIRE& CO.. Auesionse.s.

EyJ G. MEG CIEE Il d CO.. AuctlOneeTs.
TTNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE hUILD-
l. ING LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE seUARE.-On
SATURDAY June 2rth, at u o clock or the prem
ises, by virtue of deed of trust to the ubscrib
dated May 7th, 1857. and duly recorded in Libe. :
A, s, No. l5o, foiios so ct seq, one Of the land
Lets Nos 8, ~ ~, q, % %, 2, and q; in James
c. McGulre's subdivision of sousre ga, fronting
each q feet sn North G street. between First
street west and North Capitol street. and run
ming back to u 80 foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash. the rema nder in s aud
~ months with interest, secured By deed OF trust
on the promises.
All conveyances at the cost of purchasers
81 desired, these Lots will be subdiylded into
Lots of l6 feet frept each.
THO. j. FISHER, Trustee.
my 39-eo&ds J.C. hcGUIREa CO., Aucts.
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THU. j FISH ER, TFUs,ee.
my 81. eo& ds J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aucts
By j. g. MCGUIRE g. CO., Auctioneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN

By J. 9. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers
THRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
AFTERNOON. june 23ih, at 515 O'Clock o. the
premises by virtue of deed of trust to the sub
scrber, datAi May eth. 1851, and duly recorded in
land records for w .hinston county, D. Q. SHALL
sell Lots No 81 and IS, in James @. Mciuires sab
fest On II street near the Government Printing
O1fce, and running back i75 feet s inches, to 50
These Lots have a pavement laid snd trees
planted in 'front.' and are very desirable locations
sor reeidence.
Terms: One-third in essh, the remainder in 6
snd IL menths with interest, secured hs a deed of
trust On the premises.
All cost os conveyancing to he paid By the pur-
chaser. THOs. j. FIsE Ell, trustee.
my So-eod6ds ]. G. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auets.
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pRoPosALs FoR BAY, sPaA v, AND GRAZ
AssIsT4gr QUkETrRMAsYgR's OFFICE,
Enrna1 I.lfnrr " N Chr q MI 2zS stffftS

WRITTvN PRosos AIS invited for furnishing
EkY. STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use .!
axis Depot, 70 be delivered st the 8silroad Depot,
Or at any OF the Government whsrves IN this city.
The proposals. 10 be addressed 10 the under
EgneS, and they should state the quantity of
eAch Article offered, also tie prize and the date
delivery.
PROPOSALS viii he received for. Eve thousand
.doo1 bushels of Corn 0at and tfty t51p tons Of
Hny or Straw and pws rds nless Il should be for
she interess OF the Government TO contract for
e jess am suns.
All grain t. be pot rp in good sacks, Of about two
tsf bushels eseki which are 70 De furnished st tie
eoet of the contractor.
Fhe uay snd straw 20 ne EecuTely oaled
sN Grain and Hay offered 20 pe Eun1ect 20 Q rigid
Inspection by the Goyerrssnt Inspector.
Santyacts will be agsrded from time 70 time 10
1k lowest resporsibie bidders, the lnsers SIC OF
sAe service nsy fseui, e. Good security viii De
yarjrea fer ths faithful fhErsent OF any conlract
made upaay III q Advertisement
Paymen to be made st tas ecmYl.tson OF the
contract, O. A;DESr
80 T-SvN tsc.Ao SIC y. ". "a. =. ., =.
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By j. C McGUtEE = CO.. Auctioreers
NUMBER OF sMALL HOUSES AND LOTS ON
y Capitol HILL Ar PUBLIC Aucr. oy.-0n SAT
DAY AFTERNOON. June 9TH az O'Clock, on the
premises, We shall sell nine lots. situated lst
street east between and streets north Five OF
the lots from. list street. one Of them i'm proved
the lots front the wide alley IN the regr AMI
improved each hy TIVE story frame dwelling houses.
I'd streets east, three Of taen, fronting north
street bout ls feet al running ha.a ~ feet to
alley. Tkr.e of them front on the wide silsy in
the rear, and are improved by small frame houses.
Also, tour lots on south street. between iat and
I'd streets west fronting IL feet l05a inches, and
running back 10 feet. one of them improved by
frame house.
Terms: One-thiId d cash; the remainder in sir ana
twelve months, with interes. secured by q deed of
trust on the prenlises.
All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
myH iRepl JC. Moe ORE & CO., kucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

By. C. MCGUIRE d CO.. Arctioneers.
SUPERIOR DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
- STREET. BETWEEN AND aD.-0n FRIDAY
AFTERNUON. jane 9Th, 1t half past ) ,cinch, on
the premises We shall SELL FIRST cisss Three story
Brisk Dwelling, with large back Guiding, brisk
stable, with servants rcoIs over at.acbpa Tia
House fronts "a feet on north street. TIE second
The Lot ruEs back about l21 feet 70 sisy ON
which Is good brick stable with Eery ant.' rooms
over it, he Bouls ia built in the bes. amer and
supplied with all the modern iinproyemsnts-sot
and cold water with marble basins gas aud gaa
fxturef, closets throughout the entire premises
and is in every respect desirable ses.tonce.
Title indlsputahls.
%Terms cash. Ali cost attending the convey
ance st the expense OF Du sehaser.
ie1.d J g. Mcguire & 60 .kucts.