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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-04

New YORK, June 3. The Richmond Exam'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-27
New York LOYAL League Convention

UTICA, May 26.-The State Convention OF
Loyal Leagues assembled here to day. Among
these present are eN. Governor Clark, General
John COchrane, Hon. Roscoe Con king, (ie-rit
Smith and a sprinkling of returned volunteers
Gen. Cochrane was chosen chairman AN made
ap eloquent speech, setting forth The necessity
OF unity in aiding the government to put down
the rebellion. He diSayowed all party feeling
RESOLUTIONS Were adopted affirming simply
The duty OF every citizen to sustain the govern
ment without reference to party distinctions.
They advise that national leagues be formed
and maintained everywhere, until our arms are
triumphant; reaffilm the Monroe doctrine; pro-
nounce the Oreto, Alabama, and other similar
vessels, not Confederate but British prirC!eers,
violating he neutrality promised by that GOV
ernment; denounce the course Of the democrat
lc leaders in holding traitorous conferences
with Lord Lyons with view to intervention,
even with the dismemberment OF the Union;
disarrIove of courts. martial where military
Ia" has not peen proclaimed; and urge the con-
tnuance OF the war until constitutional au-
thority shall be everywhere re-established.
UTICA. May 26-The convention reassemhled
this afternoon, when the committees were ap-
pointed, and the convention was permanently
organized by the choice of Gen. Cochrane as
President and a large number of vice. presi-
dents and secretaries. a State central commit
lee OF sixteen was appointed
Al the evening session a resolution was pro
posed in the place OF the fifth resolution, ap-
proving of the'utmost enforcement OF the laws
against those in the North aiding enemies; that
leading traitors in the North should be prompt
~ arrested promptly tried, and promptly pun
lshed, and not one outcry, however insoienr or
Virulent, should be allowed to deter any officer
OF the civil or military frcm those measures, es-
sentlal 10 The safety of the country; also ex-
pressing tie conviction of the majority of 10y
al people that when necessity compelled the
suspension OF the writ OF kGbeds corpus great
care should be exercised lest the example be set
which may indu &C in future the violation OF
Cnr rights After two hours debate the reso-
luton was adopted.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 25.-Capt. Allen,
OF the store ship Ronia, died last night after a
very brief illness. The flags Of the fortress
and on the shipping are at half mast this morn
ing out of pect for the deceased.
The water battery Of the fortress exchanged
salutes with the British vessels in the roads in
honor OF Queen Victoria s birthday.
1t HAS been blowing strong gale from the
notheast since 10 o'clock last night, and the at
mosphere to-day is qnite cold.
Gen. Dix has issued Il circular directing the
comm anding officers of the several commands
in this department to have their camps tho
roughly policed, and take measures to pre-
vent the development Of disease and preserve
the sanitary condition OF the troops; also pro-
OF deceased persons until the return of cold.
weather. rr.*E @r@
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From Kanawh. County. Va.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The Gazette has in :
telligence from Charleston, Va, to the effect
that our pickets on the road between Raleigh
and Fayetteville were surrounded and attacked
on the 18th. Aif6ut one escaped. Skirmishing
continued until the lsth, when our pickets We're
all driven in. They then attacked our forces
under COL White. The fight lasted until the
next day, when the enemy fell back. 1t is be-
lieved 10 be feint to cover operations else
where. We had one killed and nine wo nnded
The rebels under command of Gems Goslin,
Imboden and Eckler were al Lewisburg.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
lAssoc1ATEDPREss DISPATCHES, !,
MovENkNTs OF yALLAN DIGHA.T.

He is Delivered to his Rebel Frieuas-Hov
| be Loeked-A Piece Of Stratagem on his
Part-How he tried TO get the Rebels not
1 10 take him. .&st +Et' - -
| MURFREEsBoRo', May a5.-Vallandisham
/ arrived here OH q SPECIAL train under n strony
1 rseurf, ~ 30 . clock last evening, having l4iI
| Il uis lille this morning, and passed through
/ Nashyille without stopping. = N !
| HIS arrival was expected by the military AID
/ public, but the time not being known, no de-
/ menst of any kind took place.
| He was quietly taken in q carriage 70 the
| quarters OF Mai. Miles. Provost Marsaaa tS.n-
| erai, where he was received by Cen. kose-
| Grams and number Of other officers. He APP
| peared TO be fully composed, and ats;.ine6
Ircm The expression of any disagreeaSle sent
mcn;s.
st2p. NJ. his southw ard Journey commenced.
Major Miles, with mounted escort, started
down to take him below our lines in Shelby.
vile. The prisoner was very cheerful, and.
discussed ms situation lndiitprently; but on
approaching the nearest rebel picket, COM
mandtd by Col. Webb, Of the slh Alabama
some eight miles ont, he became perceptibly
affected.
Upon taking leave OF his companions, he said
in substance: 81 am a citizen of the United
States. and 10. al 10 them. i want you TO un-
Gerstand that am 8 prisoner to the Confrier.
ate authorities"
To Col Webb he made similar remarks. The
former received him with remark that he had
read his speeches. but did not like him that he
ccald not receive him within the Confederate
lines, but would permit him to remain a. his
lost until he had ascertaincd the pleasure on
The authorities.
The flag of tru,e party then left YaIlandig-
lam and returned Vas.andighim's speech
was very ingenious stratagem, by which he
expected 10 prevent his reception by the Con-
ffderafe authorities, and secure himself the
credit of martyrdom as prosecuted loyaiist
l deem it more than probable that, in the face
Of the antagonism 10 the South he rs sumed,
the enemy will refuse to receive him. He WAS
given to understand by Gen Rosecrans that,
should he arrange to return 10 our lines in the
same way, the Presidents orders TO carry his
original sentence into effect would be executed
Arrival of Mr.. yallandigham in the Rebel
Lines.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-A dispatch dated Mar
reesboro', to-day, says: "Mr. Vallandigh;m
arrived here on an extra train from Nashville,
last night He was quietly taken in a carriage
to the quarters OF Major Wiles, Proves; Mar
shal General, where he was received by Gem
eral Rosecrans and a number of other officers
He appeared to be fully composed, and alb
stained from the expression OF any disagreeable
sentiments. After conversation with General
Rosecrans, he was put in an open wagon and
escorted by body Of cavalry to the eutposts
and delivered to the enemy this morning A
single rebel private received him, Mr. Vallap-
digham saying: i am citizen of Ohio and the
United States am here against my will. l
surrender myself a prisoner of war;
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From Cincinnati.

ClEcINNATI, May 26.-The Eagle planning
mill was destroyed by fire at noon to-day. Loss
$4,000 -.- 81 s ~ - =
There is no truth in the report that General
Burnside has asked TO be relieved from the
command of the department of the Ohio.
Yesterday Sergt Snigert, passing through
Green county under orders of the prevostraar-
shal, was fired upon by an unknown person.
A squad of cavalry was sen into the neigh ,
borhood and six persons were arrested TO be
held hostages until the perpetrator is diseoy-s
cred. :, st.. = q - a9.
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Massacbuse,,s ,Colorea r Re.,m e,,,..' MI

BosToN, May s5.4The 5ith Massachusetts
sloolored) leave Boston on Thursday for Port
Royal in the steamer De Meloy. The e53th (col-
ored) now forming, has about 800 men and is
rapidly increasing. The Governor of Ohio has
made application to Governor Andrew to have
Ohio men appointed in the colored regiments
in prop0rtionto to the numbersof men furnished
by that State. eAdvices troms various sections
of Ohio show that recruiting. for these sregi-s
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!. polish b, sympathy. sIee.ins

z..SAN FRANCISCO, May a5.-An enthusiastic
Polish sympathy meeting was held on Eriday
evening at Music Hall, presided over BY the "a.
newly elected mayor of the city. Addresses
and other distinguished speakers. Il he state ~
seommittee appointed to solicit funds in sid qf
the revclntionists estimate that there are i've -
thousand Poles IN California
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MADAME MAC ARTE'S
GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS
COMBINED WITH
Elx0k'S GREAT CREM0RHE TROUPE.
FROM NEW YORK

NlxOk's GREAT CREM02HE TROUPE,
FROM NEW YORK,
will give series cf Entes tainmer!s commencing g
THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON AII6 AND EVE,
on the Lot corner of New York avenue and -Four
teenth street, rear of W Wizards Hotel,
introdu cling at each performance
MADAM IACARTE,
In her wonderful persoBatiCn act entitled the
VESlTlAS CARNIVAL.
been proclaimed lie fetne de Csrriqne.'' and ad-
mitted 81 the most graphic and picturesque repre-
sentative of equesstrtanism OF the age.
AAe SYR0- ARABIC TROUPE,
OF MALE AND FEMALE PEkF0RMER9,
who have created an immense sensation in Europe.
MN EAION STONE in his great INDIAN ACT,
on his Wild Prairie Steed,
JIM cock. the celebrated Gester. rom Pablo
Francs renowned English Circus
MILE. CARROLL, the brilliant Star EGmes.r ian,
from the Cirque Imperisl Paris. Berlin, St.
Petersburg. etc.
SAM LATER0p, the Coulicsl kentuck Clown.
HERR CLINE, the famous Tight Rope Expedi-
ZIONIST and Precep.or of Biondin. !.
W. b. CARROLL, The Great Double Act Rider.
jim REYNOLDS, known as the Model Clown, win
GRAND CoMBINATIoN
will commence in Washington on WEDNESDAY
EVENING corner of New York avenue and l4th
street and exhibit during the week, EVERY AZ
TERNCuE, commencing at 2 O'Clock, and EVERY
EVsNING, at o clock.
Admission Ampitheater. .25 CENTS.
Children to Reserved Seats, half price.
nv ia
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This excellent Family ant News Journal,
containing n grsafer variety OF interesting
reading sl:an can Re iclnd III any c:hcr, iy
published on Friday freriring.
= TtRns- Cash, II, -s'viebly IN atfraaee. :
spfie copy, peTsanhn,fs.... s.l ei %
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/ W
A~ehss -HSe eeFies ............ 20 10
/ i invar:ahiy can,sins sne Washington
News that has made The Daily Evening Sgar
circulate 80 genesaiis throughout the country.
Single copies lin wrappersl can be pro.
cured al TIE counter, Immediately after the
issue OF the paper. Priee-THREECENTs
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pEcKERT & GARDEN,
d NEAR TIE NAVY YARD.
The undersigned res pectfully announces 20 clubs,
societies, private parties, &c, that his s 4
beautiful Summer Garden will be at the YEAS
public disposal for Pic Mics aad other Ss.Gfa
entertainments during the season, on very rea
sonable terms. The Pavilion is one Of the largest
in or around Washington. The efty cars run
within a short distance of the garden For par
ticuiars spply on the premises, oa street south,
FRANK A. BECKERT,
my IT, I'm Proprietor.
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AMUSEMENTs-
vARlETiE8l VARIETIES 8
Fronting Pennsylv snia avenue and Ninth Ut.

vAR.ETiE8l VARIETIES
Fronting Pennsylv snia avenue and Ninth 1t.
LADIES' EAsHIoMAB5E, - 1 BIZ, MATINEE
COMMENCING AT TERzE o 'cLo0K.
DAYLIGHT Performances Of fitz siEnenss great
GLE TOMS oABINl
Replsts with besuf,.ul Tabsaax ntire new Scene.
nE,E En s,S fEgssf:: IizHTE ana FnishnpISe
E;ssRR $ES5ffH. Sl4S,ls sSH TksHzs fSssssr
DICK iKb xATkIHss 6lH eEzht ahths ssrfs4s ffss4tssH
wEpN EsnAy.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE.
''''' 'i'i:s;si VI
Admission Is and 81 cents. Private Boxes, ss.
GROWERS ThEATRE.
LsoaAsS -.HAx1ss1
THIS twednesda,l EVENING. A.ya,
LUCILLE wEsTERN,
s1sa sSszs 5ssHfs ;sTsr's actress
ApDsAffMsfss Ms E; q. tfs BAkkoN. tks1sDNssd actor
First appearing aso Of Che fiTe5s B0s actor,
Fast M LySSE; SR, II: TiE EIeREMMEsE. n
E.sT hyEkE lynn 9k THE THg EIn"PEHHEKT, E
with new improved east Of ch.rat4rs
In rehearsal. and wi i be shortly produced. Miss
Lucille Western gc5faas gcnaIasR; ifsnsn Of
OR, THE FATE OF A CooUErrE.
~ Admission 80, IS. snd IS cents. No extra
charge for securea se&ts.
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AUCTION SALES.

By W. T. WALy. Il CO., Auctiopsets
SEYEsTE STREET LOTS At AUCrI0N.-0a
- TIkspAY AFTERNOON, ID June, a: % 'e;aes.
snd IL, in Wil,herserh subdivision Of Square Al .
fronting each . sect the east side of tn street
north ARG the cssy raiivay, and running back 10
feet between q and cts.
Terms: 0I+lfsurth cash; balance in s, II and Is
months hearing interest and secured By deed of
roy ae-d ". L. WALL CO.. Auct..
By L. WALL t. Co., Auetioneers.
EALgABLE BUILDING LOT ON Sd STREET
' ArAuc1Yoy On WEDNESDAY AFrERNQVl,
ID jim. at o'clock, win sell, in front of the
premsses Let IN, reservation H. fronting IS feet
I'd streetwest and running hack $50 feet. This lot
&c ,oiEs the residence of W. W Birth, ESQ one
seuare north ef Pa avenue
Terms: Une-third cash; balance In ], and :
.tars, bearing interest aAd secured by 3 deed OF
trust ON the rrs mihes.
my s6-d ". L. WALL & co.. Auets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionssrs.

ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionssrs.
VTSRUS rEIS' GALE OF vALuABLk IMPROVED
1 PRopkKyy ! n rHk FIRST WARD.-0n THURS.
DAY FTKHS ooE, Nay 2sth, ct O'Clock on tns
ed, 1851. and duly recorded in L&ibsr & = e; NJ:
Wssainstea county ,Es shall :sil tie sss.ar1 s
on north L street, between 18TH and llth streets
wett, and run. ing back ll5 fret 10 public alley,
together with the Improvements, eonsistipg ef an
excellent aud well ranged rwo-story and Base
inert Brick Dwelling House.
InmediAtey after on the premises, we "a shall sell
ing Is feet6s. inches on north street, hetwssn
2oth and 2lst streets and running back lao fset 20
Q 10 feot alley improved by q handsome Three
story Brick Dwelling Hoass.
Immediately after, on the premises, we shall sell
the south half o; 1T No Il in square No Z, together
with the Lime Kilns Snd other works appertanln9
thereto
twelve mcnths. With interest secured By deed of
trust on the premises: II the terms OF sale are
ret complied with in i've days thereafter the
trustees reserve the right to resell at the ritk and
expense OF the defaulting purchaser an one week .
pntice in the National Inteligencsr.
All cokveyapceR at the cost OF purchaser.
SAMCEL sToTT,
CHARLES SIOUsEA, Trustees.
II n Mc(STYRI co
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CHARLES SIOUEEA, Trustees.
nv le-eod&da ] O. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts

By ". L. WALL Co. Aucti0neers.
EyECUToR's SALE OF yALUARLK BUILD:
T. ING Lars AT AUo7Ios.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, 18th instant, at 5o'clock. we viii
sell in front Of the premisss Lets Is Is 49, ana %,
tee nth, between north L aud n streets.
Ternr: One third cash; balance in six; twelve,
an6 eighteen months bearing interest, and secured
by dssds of trust on tka praEaisas
SARAH kHO'D0NNOGHUE,
PETER O'D0NS04HUE.
Executors.
I, WALL A CD Aucts.
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E0VER MENT SALE OF C0NTRABAND
4SSISS TuEsSAY
too'c!oek, We will sell, at the Auction Rooms,
: ds,ea s Playing Cards, ar
= DO Fine Combs
e DO DO Bssf.fin bs5R SG.ass Gloves,
2I3 do small Staff Buttons,
9 ts % s@sh intsasfy snssoas,
20 dozen Sg lars large Stan buttons.
gross large Buttons. No. Il,
dozen Cotton HsndKerchiefs,
= SIN Handkerchiefs,
5pieees pelaines,
! 90 bfSDss; bf%s s;s:ins., % Yards.
do Plaid Poplin, 5 yards,
DO DO RRsnaeasi RnSieassiad i1fss Muslin, 50 yards,
: boxes Gilt Braid
:. Dc Dc Risss REsss L:ss Essa Psasils, FsRsils,
% Rsadsa .,sn. Rosssn pEaxing E. Psssils seeai,s
70 dozen eoIes Percussion Caps,
9 do Pocket Looking Glasses,
do JACK Knives,
8 so9es 90 fsaRssi saierasus
Terms sssh, IN GOvernnspPtT PT fqRdIs + + TODD
Provost Marshal.
mys6 IChron.l W. L. WALL L o.. Auc.s.
gyI;Gs hcGUIRE & 90; asstiesseEsa ii paop
sabE 81
letA st o'clock on the premises sId oy virtue Of
in Liber las, No. is2 folios 1853. ct ESQ., of the
Land records for Washington county. D G.; and By
triet Of Cols@h his passed ia ehancsry cause. No.
i7e wherein Henry Barron ct ct al & are s0mSlan p
sna sss S hs sas
surtesn 5 in square numbered M nine hundred and
sixty ss0l situated at the corner of street north
and Eleventh street east
An at the sess Of 44ssss
myl5 aaw&e es il McGuIRE 4 Co, Aas.s.
ryJ. C. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuctiOnssrs.
TRUsTEE SALE 9F UNIRRoySR PROP sops
on tse press ss Vrae Of
deed OF trust dstsd Sept 7th, 1850, and duly re
il I.sd " 1ss
20; and py virtue Of a decree Of the Uarspt II
ehaneefy cause. Ne. Hsl, wherein Henry Barron
e. sl., are complainsnts and Chas. 8: Waliaeh and
n the
surviving TrusteeI shall sell gina lot numbered
ssty te6aj situated at the corner Of street north
and Eleventh str eet east
Ali con7syapsias st The S9st Sf pqrchass1
myeasx&ds ]. c. Il McG uiRE / CO., Aucts
JAS. G. Nee UIRE Il Co.. Auctionesrs.
.TRUsTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IT. AT
STREET EAsT:-By virtue OF deed of rust from
Thomas Scanon, dated December 18th. 1855. and
duly recorded in LiberJ. A S. Ne 2H folioe 2as ct
SEQ. one of the Land records fer Washington
county. D. e.. shall sell on, WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. June Sd at o CLOCK, on the prem-
res, Lot numbered seven (7), in square mum bered
seven hundred and ninety six t7s6 fronting IS feet
on ssutk street, the corner of Sd str reet east,
and running back Is feet, together with the i'm
provements, consisting of two story and base
ment fr anne dwelling house.
Terms cash.
aoonVssaneess s ths est # Z gqrehasss
ny I92aw&ds ] G. MCGUIRE Il CO. -Aucts.
By BOTELER Il WILSON, Auctioneers.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
u SCHOONER HARVEST AND CARGo, CossIsTlSG
or "a BALES OF CorToS.-1n virtue OF writ issued
pom the clerks office Of the Supreme Court Ct the
District OF Columbia, sitting the United States
District Court, and to me directed, will sell for
cash at the foot of 9th street wharf, on the Poto
mac river, on MONDAY, the lst day of June next,
1865, sornnsneingM At # II Il Selsek ;p4rsr = pp4rsr
BIER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE,
s4BAlEs OF COTTON.
WARD II. LAM0N, u. 8. Marshal D. G.
BOTELER & WILSON,
my 2o.dts lChronicle.l Auctioneers.
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nJEw YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY

m EW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The above named c9mpsn, have placed upon the
route between NEW YORK, WASH srEaS
INGTON and GEORGETOWN three SUI cSfEEN
perior Ocean Steamers, commanded byoz1Ez@D
SEMI WEEKLY LINE, carrying freight atlowsr
IA ties than any other.
These steamers VIII connect with all Transports
tion Zines cut of New York, and no commission
charged for forwarding goods consigned to the
81 BmbaIued bodies forwarded to any part Of
the United States
Goods saoah be distinctly rnarked, to AVOID mis-
Fer freight or passage having excellent accom-
uodatioHs) apply to MORGAN & RHtNEIART,
79 Water street, Georgetown JAMES HAND,
li7 Wall street New Yerk. ap g. eoim
IChron. Intel. & Repuh
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By. is MsGTwdKNE G9 AastoHeeEs H1R p.I q,
i MONDAY, the first day Of June, 1853, at s
O'Clock p. M, will sell at public auction. in front
of the premises. the three neat dwellings, with
nastc fronts, No $40. ISL and SIS, 18th street,
between and streets south, near the public
Of the Island, and convenient to the Departments
and the avenue. The hou ses contain nine rooms
eaca. They present q ae opportunity to persons
desiring residences Investments. and may be
purchased at private sale any time before the day
OF sale.
Terms. One third cash; the residue in six and
twelve months. with interest to be secure en- the
uremsses d, eds at purchasers cost.
NV 25-eo&ds J. MCGUIRE x CO., Aucts.
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BY W. L.. WALL & CO.. Auctloneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BE SOLD AT
' ApoTIoN.--On WEDE1sDAY, June "a at hi six
ment property, We shall SELL on the premises, the
Building Lot adjoining said property. being Lot
No a. in reservation No II, fronting 70 feet on "a
the alley - 40 :.
ane l8 months with interest Gonveyancine 10 DC
1t the expense fths purchaser oo A,n.,
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THE kEYNo oLDs HoUs

The undersigned. thankful to his friends and ths
yuehc IN gene=S Tor the patronage tney &HA
ssVe given kisa Ak former proprietor ofYeMY
the Mcclellan Horse, respectfully begs SE.4zzLl
10 the corner of 18th street Penn
sylvsnis avenue, where he has opened Q house IN
REsTAURAET, where the best Of Wines and
Lsduors viii always be on hand. Meals can be had
Al all hours, and 81 the shortegt notice. -.
The ppolic are respectfully invited to visit this
nssys,sn J. W. REYNOLDS, Proprietor.
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YNT HIDES-HIDES.
WILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every
WEDNESDAY and EATURDAY, at II O'Clock z;
m., st the Wharf on sixth street, Washinston, 81!
Term. s:,n IN Treasury notes, ss as,.S 4. The
: h Is iOhroul 1t. Col. and q. 8. D.
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| o. SULLIVAN. na. /

l.. SOLICITOR,
GSss. 3sf F street tst.-44m STA axd 9h, near Post
Office DepartzHeat. a.z4 e
WAsHISGToN, ID. c.,
VIII adjust collect all claims against the nited
~ ties. or individuals, and procure ohcers, ana
allie psrnas Many years experience in the various
detartBerts of the Government viii insure dis-
lntrustsd 20 him ~
~ CONSIDERATIONS BY MAIL PRoAPTLY At
TENDED TO.
RsJersoes, by Permission.
Hon REvEgDY JOHNSON, e. Z. Senstor, Maryland
JAY CooSE q Co., Bankers, Philadeipnia and
Wash ms ton. ID. G.
HoD. JoHs A. KAssos, NJ. O., Iowa.
Hon. ULIyRk WAkSEG, Secretary OF state, Dos
ten. Mass my 7-eolm
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By THOMAS DoWLING, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, D. o.

A DAINIsTRAT0R's SALE OF ONE OF THE
n MOST DESIRABLE PRIVATE REslDENcEs IN
TERNO0N next June I'd, at o'clock, in front of
the premises. by order OF the Administrator.
viii le that very valuable private residence stu
ated the south side of Real street. and ne ar the
corner Of Congress street The lot fronts Gn feet
ing contains Is rooms, bath room, servants room,
cellar, water and gas, smoke house and we'll and
eistern in the yard.
To any one wanting hrst-clssg residence this
offers . rare opportunity.
Terms One third cash balance in one and two
years secured by q deed of trust on the premises.
An conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
Title perfect. Possession can be given soon as
GEORGE b. CURTIS, Administrator.
my1f-d lint &Rep THOS BOWLING Auct
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FOURTH WARD-FiRST PRECiNCT.;Noiics
IL is hereby given that in conformity TO the pro-
visions Of the charter OF the city of Washington,
an Election viii be held on Monday, the first day of
June ne1t, at Henry ". Henkie's residence No
3y1 Sixth street west, between II and streets
north, for Collector Registsr ana Surveyor of the
city Of Washington. ore member Of the board OF
Alderman, three members of the Board of Common
Council and nns Assessor.
The poll will open ut O'Clock 4. NJ, and close
at 'cleck p II. T.. G. EOKLOFF,
MIL8URN.
FRAS. b. LORD, Sr.
issiOpprs
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anct.nnse-s.
rCOD TWO STORY & ATTIC FRAME HOUSE
u AND Lot, FRONTING On NEW YnRE AVENUE,
EETwEFN erH AND 7TH STREETS, AT AUCrIoS.-On
RURsnAY, the 18th irst:, we shall sell in front
OF TIE premises, at O'Clock D. m, east lG feet Of
lot No II in square Al with the improve ments
which are good two story frame house. This prop
erty is Handsomely located On New York avenue,
between 9Th and 7th streets.
Terms: hird cash. balance in SIX and twelve
months, for uotes hearing interest frGin day of
sale Deed given and deed of trust taken.
rly % ddds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.