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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29

b~A NBw NAIL MIlL.-sone time ago,
as our readers remember, the Messrs. Nor
tons aud several others, stockholders in
the Belmont Nail Works, sold out their in
terest in that establishment to Messrs. Nc
CdllOugh, Achsson 4 Co, and went down
to Ironton aud purchased the Nail Works
at that place. The concern at 1rontOn is
represented as being very excellent prop
erty aud was bought, We understand, at
bargain-so much SO, at least, that the
purchasers feel themselves enabled to
move it up to this city or vicinity and set
it going.
We are very glad to hear of this move
as it was matter of regret among our cit
liens that We were to lose the enterprisipg
men who purchased the IroDton property,
from our midst. We think they are CON
viuced, as most others are who have traV-
eled and observed, that the vicinity of
Wheeling is to be the great headquarters
of the iron business in the Ohio Valley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29
Progress of the Charleston seige

Spaulding arrived At Fortress Monroe yes-
terday, with dates from ChaFIestOn bar %
Friday morning. Nothing important has
occurred. 81
Gen. Gilmore Is actively erecting ssigs
guns. The bad weather has inteFfered
with naval operations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29
BUsfNEss NOTICES.

wR1pulif15s Esr1sIlsaFSEs. Randall, Esq,
suiityansyills n Z, says, In letter reeently, Of
Mrs. 8 AZ Aliens zyiobalsarnam: at is the best
dressing for the hair we can Est and thsmOst called
for. Her hair Restorer Is valuable remedy Tor
badness and grayneSs. Ie6uld procure many tes-
tmonials, but the- fame Is already too we'll sstah-
lishsd 70 require thsm.'' -
sOlaby Druggists everywhere. Depot 1os Green
witch street, New York. Sep26
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EAII OPENING.

AN THURSDAY, OCT. LIST, MRS N. REIN,
sTROM will open select assortment OF ~, ten
.,ylst to which she respectfully invites the attention
Of the ladies. sepzsSt%
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29
rarFAL1 FAsn1oNs roR zee HAD.

E4FALL FASHIONS FOR THE HAD
Fashion plays strange freaks sometimes,
but with no part of the feminine costume
does it perform such yagaries as with the
head dress. In the course of few years
we have had bonnets that just stuck to the
hack of the head. aud were invisible from
the front; bOnnets that alomost entirely
hid the face; spoon shapes" towering mp
like Alpine peaks, followed by bonnets
whose fronts looked as if crushed by
falling brick. One of the latest styles
was to fill the inside with whole flower
garden, as if every lady had become a
Glover girl" and was carrying her stock
in trade on her head for convenience of
"stOwage." Now every lady like Cyan
kee DOODLE" "stieks feather in her hat, .
and parades the polls of ROSTERS tail
or an ostrich wing on her latest style of
Spanish" or iFireman's" straw Feath-
ers are to be the correct thing" this Fall,
so the fashion books say, and millinery
dealers have laid in their stocks accord
ingly.
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n6-MAR1ErrA 4 C1No1NNAr1 RA1DRoAD.

B@-MARIErrA & C1NoINHATI RAILROAD.
"A sale of Marietta & Cincinnati rail
stock was made at the New York Stock
Exchange on Monday at So for the first
preferred, The Company now operate
20s miles of road, represented as follows |:
First Preferred Shares. ,lO5, 1874
Second Preferred Shares. 3,424. 169
Common Shares.....................1 1856, 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29

New liabilities. first mortgage sc. AT ,5s2
Profits applied to construction. ssa.6sb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29

B@THE delegates to the Congressional
Convention to be held at MonndsvilIe ON
Wednesday September Both, 1868, from
Hancock, Brooke and Ohio counties, will
go in the. regular morning train at 10
o'clock. Arrangements will be made for
their return in the evening.
lss TaE CoxxlrFFE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29
FIRE PROOF SAFES

THnL protect from danger By FIRE and burglars
w all TaluAhlel, such money, books, silver
ware valuable papefa, &C. We keep nn as80rt-
msnt, ranging In price from $50 70 500.
80 METCALP 4 BURT,
augl1 Sole Agents.
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ROSendale Oement.

6O BBLs RosENDALE CEMENT, the only rsli-
w able article in the market, for sale by
An14 20. HILDREFH 4 BRO.
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WHITE LIME.

7A|L.t "a
WE have received thi. dsy . car load OF the
MErCALF & BURT,
aug17 50 Main street.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

!" UuuUTUI ABeuI8l
sep1 6m 2O2. BROADWAY, N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-29

QUART aud Hat Pint d., Of Pittsburgh manu-
Nob etuEo5 also all sizes Dgmil just receive
and Tor sale BY METoAIR = BURT,
aug26 60 Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
EsON fct.EGpE

MEN YORK, May 3:.-The steamship Sidone
tTom Liverpool on the icth, and Oueens.o an
CT 'te 18th, arrived: here This forenoon.
Her adylces are 10 some extent aatici pg. ed
By tie Jura.
The news OF the destruction Of some ameri-
can vessels off Prrnambnco ~ the p,ra;iyat
cruisers has reached England
Mr.. Layard stated ii Parliament Th-t taa
British. Consul at Mobile was prcr. pity dis
missed tor shipping specie en- a british war
steamer.
In the House of Lords, the Marquis Ciaar!-
carde denounced the seizure of British vessels
10y United States cruisers a. a violation of tho
law OF nations. and complained Of the pTocs-
Gure adopted by the United States pri1e coa r-s.
Lord Russell defended the course OF IA.
American Government, and said all .iicir CON-
mnncations showed they fully res ;,ectnd !utrr-
national law, and desired to act accordingly.
Tie law officers of tie Crown III all c;tses OF
complaint reported there was no rational
rronnd of objection to the decisions OF the
United S!aies prize courts. He thought he
blockade runners, when they lost vessel, de-
manded redress with all the airs or in iured in
Gocence. He denied that the Alabama wax
fitted out with the cosnizance OF the British
Government.
Earl Derby fully concurred with Lord Rms
sell, and thought that every allowance oughr
10 be made for the provoCation.
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TELEGaiPHIC NEWS
tAssoOIATsD PRESS DIsP agOkss
INPNRTANT souTHEAs s.M.

IMPORTANT SOUTHERN MEMS.
! Rebel adviceS frSnl v;ck>bury-Twa Q, eu.
Cunb0ats rfpsited ssuk-vallamiixa Nam
Aneus 10 Visit SirgiH;a-Hrscki.siase
enrGHte S0r jackson.
NcRrRsEsBoRo, May 2o-The Chattanooga
hebri OF the ":'h, contains the following:
"M"n,LE, May .s.-Report. from below
Nickscnrg state that Sanfs has crossed n:s
army at Eayou sara.
''Grsn, sen, IL tag Of truce yesterday about
I. e SIX and wounded.
"Thc slaughter OF the Fcaers.s are iar great
81 in The assault upon Vicssburg than il any
battle OF the war.
"The Miss:ssipp!an osTuasday says Satur.
dav S battle ,. SIckshnrS was most stubborn
al tie Quarter.n2sters 9: Canton sax ID
IanEee ganhcafs have eft Yazoo City
'sRfchEoSD. May 2s-frivata dis,atcla.A
ircm Santca report ali well yesterday. Vicgs
burg holds out bTayeiy."
The Chattanooga Rebel SAYS Captain I~Sy.y.
"a, of Morgan's cavalry was killed in y .xir-
rish near Reacyvi,ie on the oo:h instant
The Rebel believes the army OF the Cumb-r-
iaha Is III "a weaker condition to-day t.iSn mas
been rt any time since the battle III N urfrees-
boro. 1t thinks that RosecIans will reinforce
Grant
The Rebel thinks that yoI,s.a;.s am.s
chances Of being Governor OF Ohio are very
fair With such man President of the Jnite.i
Statcs, they could always have peace.
ShELhYEILLE, May 2e.-Sailand:.ha;a is
stiil herf. lie viii go to Virginia in the course
CT q few rAys.
C,NoisrAgI. HAY 3i.-Ths Commercial con-
'aiEs the tCsicySin. Southern rcws:
The Appeal of the s3th says TWO gunbca!s
have been sur.k At Vicksburg.
Colonel Giierson's cavalry made another
raid frcm Baton Rouge, capturing and destroy
irg q large rebel camp.
Pemherton's squar,ermaster snccaedad in run
nlns seven hundred mules out CT Ficksaurg,
thereby reducing !he consumption OF corn.
The garrison has full raions for ninety days.
The Atlanta Commonwealth OF the 2Sth,
notices the arrival OF Gen. Breckenridge in :hac
city
CINCINNATI, May 2a.-General Banks is re-
ported as coming up the Mississippi river.
The rebels report tha; Gems Chea:han ana
Featherstone were wounded IL the Mississippi
fight, and Gen. Johnso,. is massing large
force at Black river bridge.
The report Viz Memphis that Gen. Gran: has
captured every rebel redcus. Il Vicissaurs is
dis credited.
Pembarton, with the remnant OF his army
was imme diateiy in Grant rear, where he h;s
been joined by Johnston with twenty thousand
men. and both these rebel leaders near
enough to resist Grant, who was ia possession,
OF the cuter works OF the city.
The Richmond " his states tha, Gen. Steven
son is III command at Ticksturg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
From North Carolina.

NEW YORK, May 3i.-Newbern dates OF the
26th stale that there were indications OF another
expedition about TO start for the interior to
troops had been ordered TO be in readiness to
leave, and gunboats and light draft transports
We're being fitted ont for the occasion. a rebel
spy had been arrested with plans and infor-
nation upon him. Preparations were being
made ut all points of NeWbern 10 receive q
large force OF rebels, who have been lately
making suspicious movements.
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FROM GEN. BURNSIDE

Gen. Burnside Taking the Fieid-Repiy TO
Rebel Threats.
CINCINNATI, May 3l.-Dn Tuesday mex.
Gen. Burnside will remove the Headquarters
of the Department of OHIO 20 Hickman Bridrss
Kentucky, about one mile south OF Methodist
VILE
a dispatch from Gen. Burnside to Gen.
Bragg, announcing his determination 10 hang
all rebel officers in his hands in case of retaiIa-
ton by the rebels for the two spies tried and
executed in accordance with the usages OF war,
should be resorted to, was yesterday conveyed
from Murfreesboro under q flag of truce.
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FROM THE WEST
Price'S Army make a Forward Ioye-A
Battle w itii His Adyance-Iri is Defeated
upnr Forf Et hsnn.

Pftct'N ArEiy maFt :, Forward fIoVe-A
Battle W ith His AdYance-Iris is Defeated
near Fort Gibson.
had Il severe fight with portion of Prices
army ON the 20th instant.
The enemy crossed the Arkansas river naar
Fort Gibson. Phillips drove them back Our
much greater.
The enemy was led by Generals Steele.
Mcintosh, and Cooper. They are now massed
in our front, claiming Ii ,Uuo men and consider
able artillery. We have only 3UG0 and one
battery, but are well fortified. This ise yidantiy
the advance of Prices main army.
Dispatches from the front inform Us Of the
approach from the Southwest OF large rebel
force of Texans and Indians with design 20
intercept trains route to New Mexico.
The guerillas the border ara becoming G
mere numerous. The National forces al these
points are inadequate for the WORK they NAV
have on hand General Blunt, however, viii
make the best possible fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
OUARfERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.

n4ShIsGSOH tlTY. narca te. 100.
Owners of steam vessels are invited 20 send tn the
Saartermastsr Generals 0sice tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels. their dimensions. enrolled er registered
tonnage, actual Carrying capacity, riatArisl,
whsiher ooppered whether siie-~ or pro.
Psilers, whe tlrer iron copper fastened size and
power Of engines and boilers: ard should Etate rs
price 81 which they are offered for long or short
charter, WITH the estimated value of the vesss, in
osse OF loss, ia the government should
prefer to purchase instead of cha,tering.
Owners -f steam yeseeie alrendy IN tae service Of
TIE Qusrtermtster's Department are requested 70
make known 70 the Dnpsrtalsnt any reduction in
their prassnt ratss which ti-y may be willing to
grant and siso the price st r:,ich they viii bs
willing to sell them.
ssgs ..a"s., 1oe Ss 70 TIE
Washington. and should De endorsed Proposals
Tor charter oi sale OF ate smsrs."
When received, they viii De considered and the
Department viii enceavor to reeCea TIA heavy
expense attending army transportation pom the
ocean and tidewsters. by substituting. wherever It
san Go 30, cheaper vsass!s OF equal capacity for
xk0se Dow employed. NJ. Q. METGS,
q S,r OuRrtermaster Qecerul
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s,UpRgME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
= COLUMBIA.

: COLUMBIA
sia;Ag as the United Statcs Dss'rie: Court for sad
United States rs Lo:s6, 8, in Square No. 4s6.
phereas Lots mum bered ST. 6)seyen III and ight.
~ in qusre number four hundred and thirty six,
the ground plat and pans of the city spd county
of sshinEfon. District Of Columbia. ami recorded
N the reco-ds of said District, togeJner With
al the Improvement buiJdi righJs, privileges,
appurtenances and other herediJaments ID the
same belonging, or in any wise appertalnlng, and
al tie right, title. and interest of Thomas D A.
len therein has been seized by the Marshal Of tn
United stat4s for the district Of Coumbia, by vir
the OF en- act Of Congress, approved on the seven
teenth day of July. in the year OF our Lord one
IL. ussnd eight hundred and sixty-two, entitled
AN Aetto suppress Insu-rectioa, u punish Treas
Snt Re beiiion to seize and connFeate the Prop
srty OF Rebels and for other purposes; ara where
81, the United siatSs Attorney for The District Of
coium hia did. on the ninth day OF May. 4. D. Is63
Sire Libel of Information in this GoUrt, prsyiag
the temnafton OF said property and real essats
Under the act aforesaid, and that process of moni
property and real estate, snc all persons .erested
or claiming interest therein warning lii. n NJ
some early day TO appear and answer said infOrma-
ion:
IL is. therefore, On this ninth day Of May in ne
ysnr of our Lord eigateeen hundred and siyTy-
three. CRDRRED thai Ectlce be given 10 TT 9.
Akd owners OF said proferty anu real estate md
persons intsre stsd claiming an intsret therein
~ app. 81 aud answer this information the ir.t
Monday ~ July next. and show caaise, II ANY they
haYs. why said pro Derty and real estste, and "a
o. A len should not be Condemned and sold accord.
fns u law. snd that n0ttc De 4! ven by posting :
copy II this order gp9n Z frapt door @ the 9aa
ti"n ir the Byeniag star twice = week peeYiola "a
snld irst Monday of July. =. D. 1919 tE- FRS pub
!eation be or before lie irst dg, ol ung next
,, order q The Court aaks ., ) is,t :ts,5s o,,k
Coyv-rs.r-R T. MEIGS. Clerk rivss- 2. = q
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syJ. 0 MEG UIRE / CO.. Auctioneers.


THtEk sEEE DWELLINGS, FOR SALl-Sn
WkDEEsnAY5 Ia. g. day. of Jues 1868, st 8
OF the preufsAs the three neat dwellings, with
msstie fronts, No sss s5l AMI $50, 18th street,
grounds, in the most beautiful aud healthy part
Of "a leland, and yenient TO the Departments
and thP GyHnue. Tht koas sas contain nine rooms
each. They present 9 20 op portunity TO persons
~ sifiRR r"sie-h,As o. iavestIn3nts. and may be
otrehssad - private safe any time before tbs day
~ 81"
Farms: 0oe-thlrt cash; the rssidcs in six and
~ ~ i orEbs sith iptgrsst 20 % ssca-e on til
preGl2shE. u. eds st tnfchasers crss
i -;-eos !, J. q INQUIRE s CO., Aas.s.
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a Skirmisb near Thoroughfare Gap

New York, May 3l.-The Herald of this
morning has disparch, dated Fairfax Court
House, May 30, which states that detachment
of Vermont cavalry had skirmish yesterday
with forty rebel cavalry, near Thoroughfare
Gap. The latter fled, leaving one man killed,
two wounded, and one prisoner. We lost one
man, prisoner, and had five horses wounded.
The rebels are being pursued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
Election in Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, N. S., May 2s.-The election yes
terday resulted in the serious defeat OF the
Government party. Mr.. Joseph Howe is de-
feated.
The Opposition will Ina We at least forty MEM
bers in the Legislature.
In the last Legislature the Opposition had
twenty four members and the Government
twenty. eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
pRoPosaLs FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT oUARTERxAsrxR's opF1os,

FoGge Department. Ger. g aad lzd streets.
WASHINGTON. u. g April Is. 1883
WRITTEN PROPOSALS srs invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS. .nd CORN for The use es
this Depot. to be delivered 1T the Raiirnsd Depot
or At any OF the Government Eharvss IL this city
The proposals. 70 be addressed to the under
signed. and they should state the Quantity of
delivery.
Proposals viii bs resolved for Eve thousand
t5sG| bushels of Corn Oats. ana fifty .5Ul tons cf
Hsyor ftra1 and upwards. unless IL should be for
sss interest," of the Government 10 contract for =
iezs smSunt.
All grain 70 5s put d in good SACKS. 0, about two
~ bushels esch, which to be fcrnishsG 1T ths
ceSt Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw 70 be securely ossd.
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to Q rigid
inspection b. the Government Inspector
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the loves; pcEsible bidders the interf sts OF
ths ssrvice may require. Good security viii he
eeafed for the faithful fuililent of any contract
made under this advertisement.
Payment 70 be made At the completion of the
contract 8. L. BROWN,
ae T-3n Captain and A. G. u. q. =. A.
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RxI MoGuIRa 4 CO.. Auctioneers,

ByJ @ MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctioneers.
EANDsoME BUILDING LOTS NEAR J,.I TaE
II Cry HkLL-0n FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
June sth. at O'Clock, on the rremisea, we shall
sell ne following Valuable Building Lots in the
snb |, ard part of and N and part OF N. in
square $40 fropting each Is fset on Third street
vest between and streets north, running back
i57 feet TO q wide alley.
Terms cash.
Lots No. ! and s. in square No. 5ss, fronting each
90 feeS n North b street. between Second snd
lhird streets, running back 100 feet to . 70 loot
alley.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder IN six and
twelve montha with interest, secured By deed OF
tfUgt on the premises
pzz eos De q c. Mcguire & 90. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA aV.. MEAN SIXTH SrasS4
THE cool RETREAT.
TONIGHT
THE LAEG EST COMPANY,
THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD
MADEM0I5ELLE ANNETTA GALLETfI
MISS EVA BRENT
The beautiful vocalist.
MISS KATE PEdNOYER
MILES AUGUSTA aud MARIE
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE,
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY
Tonight the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK TURP;N
DICK TURPIN
Or,
LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY.
Tie beautiful ballet entitled.
NATHALIE.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW S0NGa, NEW DANCES,
and TREMENDOUS SILL
Admission orchestra Chairs, 20 s.nts; Dre. Cir
six persOns,) G5
Doors open at 71s O'Clock. Performance atsI1
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Admifsis n Ladies n cents; children 10 certs
Doors open at O'Clock. je,-lw
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PROPOSALS.
EKEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE
NAVY.
Navy DEPARTMENT.,
BuRsAp OF PRov,si AND oLo-hfso.
RnSEiuEfna u r. assx 1I LA


BpRRAp OF Prov ,sio. AND 0Lo-htse. !
Tas.iasios, %. G. M.y ~, itSs.
eHAiED PROPOSALS Will be raSei gsd at & Il o.ri ca
.ntA the hfteerth day Of June, 1865, at moo. fsr
the supply Of sinty Thousand pounds of freed Beef
sId sixty thous. nd soa Ma Of fresh Vegetables
commencing on the t-si cay OF July next, and end
on tn. thirtieth iupe 1854
TIE B ei and Vegetables Haust be OF good quSl,ty,
:n4 the nest the market Affords; and sssh ar:ic.d
NM. se onefea Tor y the ronn1 The Beef 10 be
Boad vita Approved secarity wili be required in
one hair tie esrt ated amour. Of the contract. ANA
twenty per eentur, N atttuon will be withheld
from The smoont Of e:eh payment to ~ msi- -
collateral! Escur ty for the due performances o: the
contract which Will ca account &c paid ua:il It
n fnity compile with.
Every offer made must De- accom- panied (as d.
reets In the act q? Go AZ A.oa
Dor tie naval servi;c tor 1857, Approved ic.h
Aasrrt fef-,. ey written guaranty. sfgre1 oy
ons or more respsasible psrsons 20 .hs effect that
he, CT tsey undertake tsat the Sidaer bidders
Will. II lis or heir hid be accepted, enter into
an obligation, within FIVE days, With good and suf.
helent sur-ti.s to furpi-h tine ARTICLES proposed
No proro:ai will be considered unlo.s accan pa
MED syfueh guaranty and By satisfactory evidence
that the bidder has the license required by law
Gone nv
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Hi0hLY IMPORTANT NEWS
PROM
LANsSBURGH 81 BROS
BALTIMORE e BARGAIN STORE


BALTIMORE e BARGAIN sTORN
37J SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN ASDK.
Just received large and spendid assortment of
DRY AND FANGYaUODS, all of hich have been
bought at the late New York and Phiiadeiphia
auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention IN
part
Best Caicoes ls. Is and 20 cts.
Beanti ul Lawns only 1874 cts.
Very rich and tine Lawns, onl, d cts.
Dress Goods of fevery.description. very cheap.
beautiful lot Of small figured Chales, for chill
Plain and figured Mozambiques, at Is cts, worth
Plain coored silk Tshue fer Dresses, at 25 cts per
shepperd Plaids and Plain Grey Goods, very cheap.
selling good Bleached sbirtiDg auslins, at Is. Is.
20 and . cents
Best Irish Linens st 50 CTS, worth IS ets.
casir,ere,, Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men and
whiie and colo red Flannels u every description.
White Geod such as ps psn saa Dotted ssss sa
]. 400 silk and Scotch bingham.
BLACK Silk Mi Is, rom i !: Is SCI cts Il to SIS
Ladies and Gents best quality R.d arish SILK
French Mechanical eorsets, un1.ually cheap
Embroideries, such as Collars and Sleeves. Cam
pf!c BANDS, SWISS ana Sanp!lc LssipSs, At lAiI
price.
Splendid all Linen White Hapdkerchiefs, st Io ard
Hosiery s rye of all kinds
French Lace Wells. At 81, worth double.
shaws and Aantillas OF the very --latest STYLES, II
ysu wish to save your money call early.
large lot of Pink, Blue and Yellow Tsrletons for
Hoo. sKIRTa-HO0P SKIRTS,
Having bou ght the entire stock of manufacturer
in New York, We shall seil saem at q great sacri-
dce.
Sta pie Notions of every description much ehsspe,
than any other place in the city.
Come one ana all, to convince yourself that wal
prices do rot exist in the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN SsORE,
LANeBURGH & BRO,
as Eleventh. street, between and K.
~Store open every evening until o'clock.
my2l2ws
NAJSUP FOR sALH.
y. RANK IN,
myHl9~ $50 Eighth es., cor. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01
ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneera,

Number OF sMALL HOUSES AND LOTS ON
~ CAPITOL HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTioN.-On SAT-
premises, We shall sell nine lots, situated on lst
stl eet east between and streets north. Five OF
the lots front on lst street, one of them improved
by two-story brick dwelling house, and four OF
the lots front on the wide alley the and are
improved each by two. st ~ frame dwelling houses.
Also six lots on north street, between lst and
I'd streets east, three ef them fronting on mort
street about lb feet running back l2D feet to
alley. Three of them front on the wide alley in
the rear and are improved by small frame houses;
Also four lots on south Is street between LIST aud
I'd streets west, fronting l6 feet 1o. inches, and
running bach i2G feet, one of them improved by .
frame house.
Terms: One-thiI cash; the rem 5inder in six and
twelve months. With interest secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
my n IRspl J.C. MCGUIRE d co., Auets.