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* y W ~'u Ire CO., Auctioneers.

RY THOMAS DOWLING Auct'r; orgetown.l
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
BRIDGE STREET, ,aE0RGETOWN.,
On TUESDAY AF1 ERNOON, May g. at O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell. for account Of the
heirs Of Thomas Cock, the southwest part of Lot
ches on Bridge strt ct, between Gong and Wash
ington streets running back zo feet to vide pub
House with back building, being the property oc
enp,s~ half ssh; the remainder in six and
Terms: Une-- i-terest. secured by deed Of
twelve months, with .l.~-
trust on the premises. -Aasar-
oo.-e, eIIvinE q the cost of the pux.-
ap26-d THOMAS DOWLIN4 Aurf;oooars
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GOOD PLACE TO BE PATRONIZED by all
who would have the latest news and literary
papers, periodicals and mOnthlies, cartes de
yisite, Yankee notions, pocket-books, segars,
tobacc co, &c, &c, is the news stand In the
Kirkwood House, which is presided over by
Barney Green, prince among good fellows,
and one Of the most accommodating dealers IN
that line OF business. Barney gets all the latest
papers in advance OF competition, and he sells
ali his articles at reasonable rates.
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CoRRRCrIoN.-In the address Of the commit
tee of the Carpenters Association, published
in the Star yesterday, q typographical error
occurred the word uselessh being inserted IL
lieu Of 6 restless" The COMMITTEES intended Il
con vey the idea that IN view OF the circum.
stances In which they are surrounded that they
were becoming restless and distrpsttul.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB.-James G. MEG uir,
IL Co. sold yesterday the house and lot on Z
street, between 18th and 14th, adjoining the res
-1dence of Secretary Stanton, to Hon. John Sher
man, for 215, COO.
A three.story house and lot on south F street
between 11th and 18TH, to ]. ID. Toner, To-
$7.275.
A three.story house and lot on g stree, be
tween 21st and 22d, to J. +. Gibson, for o. 05O
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
tanning q 500 square feet Of ground, improved BY
stores ofRees, and residences; is one Of the best
The whole Of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for aE1. .00O-9260O 900 cash, balance on long
A fine Brick Residence on st., sppo. Franklin
Square IL rooms, % BY lss IT to 50 foot paved al
ley, stable and carrisEe mouse .---.-~--@ @l0, 600
Desirable Brick on llth st., near Pa. Az, Is
Brick kssidsnce on It,, = b1 ia. 10 rooms, o'''
A Asubstantisi Brick, on B st., bet. ID and Sd, s
u by loo, rooms -. -; 4,UO
se rooms. ... . ..... ~ . M 2,sn
sroupd. - ... 1000
Aneat Frame House, on Ilth st.. II BY 100,
One ON Sth e., BET. and ats. 5y Iss. wv
rooms w. -. -. =. 100
Two Frames on n st., bet. 1th and 5th sts, Is
Buildirs g Lots IL. sil parts 81 ths city.
A number OF desirable Farms Tor sale.
MiTCHELL & Son Real Estate Brokers.
aYl-tMl 3. !. corner Pa. ~. ana 18th st.
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IHRCATHoLic FAIR in aid Of the free schools,
at the Union Hotel, Georgetown, which for the
past two weeks, has been in successful opera
ton, will terminate on Monday evening next,
at which time all articles remaining unsold-
posed OF by auction to the highest bidder
The object for which 1t is held is most lauda.
BILE one. sg.- -... = Re-
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON D STREET,
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF SECOND STREET,
On THURSDAY AFTKkN0ON, May 9th, at half
past clock on the premises, We shall sell very
street, between First and second streets west,
FIRST square east of the City Rall,) and running
back i8 feet to alley, with frame stable in the
rear and adioned on each side by excellent thr
story brick dwelling houses
months with interest, secured by deed of trust Oh
the premises.
Title perfect.
purchaser. w. w 1 ~
ap.2ed &c, MCGUIRE 90 Aucts
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Malta, Blades, Annamessex: B. n. Fox, Will
son, Poeomoke; NJ. Kennedy, Kelly, Conn;
J. H. Burnett, Merrill, Norwich; Time, Bur-
nett, Havre- de. Grace; r. Knowles, Shorter,
Baltimore; J. b. Cra1nsr, Adams, Saulsbury;
Isabel Blake, Parvere, Boston; ID. Washing
ton, Harden, st. Mary's; John Warren, Lozier,
Newbury.
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GRAND MAY EEFEE
OF THE
Grand Encampment l. 0. o. F.

The R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF ODD
FELL0WS of the District of Co ss>x,~n 90
l4mbia will hold Levee at the FSISsAA.f]W
Haai M0HhsV 99 hssye1th 3ha St street, S on ,lSaL
Regalia. = -
The evenings enter ertainment win commence with
Grand Promenade Concert to be followed by an
Ado ress from an able and eminent member of the
fraternity; after which the lovers of the Terpsi-
chorean art will be offered an opportunity to in
d1l lge in the festive Joys of the dance.
rainment of the season and even excel those here
tGfore given, which have contributed so largelysto
pleasures of the fraternity.
Tickets 81 admitting a gentleman and ladies,
which can be obtained OF any one of the presding g
officers of the respective Encam pments or Lod ges,
or at the door upon the evening of the Levee.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
VIM Mclean George King EP Vaux
Whaley w Brown G Shaw
d D Clarke Jos Tucker VIM Frazier
John Suter Eli Garrett Geo Collision
ap -eo3t
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The TREASURY EXTENSION Yesterday
workmen were busily engaged in the vicinity
OF the Treasury Building in making some Of
the necessary preparations for the removal of
the building occupied by the State Department,
which work, it is said, will commence next
week. Secretary Seward and his clerks will
probably be provided with temporary quarters
in Winder's building. This removal is pre- /.
Paratory to the completion Of the Treasury
Building, according to the design Of the archi-
fect, by erecting wing on the north end Of this
magnificent structure similar to that upon the
south end. Workmen are also engaged in re-
moving the earth on the west side of the Trea-
sury, and cutting away the trees, whose shade
Aas been so pleasant ia the summer time, in
order TO make wide passage way, which will
connect with Pennsylvania avenue, hus form.
ing beautiful carriage way around the entire
building, and furnishing easy means Of access
to any part of it. The grade will be nearly
level, the inclination being about one foot in
nifty from the southern end OF the Treasury
Building to its junction with Pennsylvania
avenue; and the other bank, fronting the Pres
1dent's mansion, will be of easy ascent, and
beautifully turfed.
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WARKRITER, ae6 7th street, has just laid In q
superb new stock Of spring goods in the paper.
hanging and upholstery line, embracing all
the latest and most tasteful patterns. Among
these are superb styles Of stamped goods, FIRE.
board prints, picture frames, cords. tassels, &c.
In fact no stock OF goods superior in quality
has ever reached this city, and IL should fur.
ther be said that as Markriter buys and sells
for cash, he IL enabled to sell on exceedingly
favorable terms. Employing as he does, too,
the very best OF workmen, he is enabled to fill
any orders in the way Of work, in q style Of ex-
cellence that has given him leading name in
his line Of business. We have spoken hereto
snre Of the fine stock Of pictures and engraviRgs
also to be fond at his place, and will only add
now that his daily occasions to his stock in
this respect are well worth examination.
However, from the crowd OF .admirers always
tnronging his place we presume tn. aevlce Is
hardly necessary
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROy-
ed PROPERTY BETWEEN THE CANAL AND
THE POTOMAC RIVER IN GEORGETOWN, D.
O.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
the lth day of May, 1864, at clock p m on the
premises that Valuable Property, being part of
the south side of Cherry street and 80 feet the
east side of Potomac street, and opposite to the
Cotton Factory.
The improvements consist of . large two.story
aso %o ots sse saea OK
POTOMAC street, adjoining the above and ranning
tween the Canal and Potomac river, offers great f..
cilities for manufacturing or other purposes, and
curs If.@
Terms: One half cash, balance in six and twelve
months secured By deed oftHust on the property.
Title perfect.
Cosveyancins and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaaef.
ap.s.d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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lust ARRIVED AND NOW UNLOADING
y from schooner saconis, from Boston
900 COM COTTAGE AND ROUND CORNER
BEDSTEADS,
to which we call the attention Of the trade and the
public in general.
ap 21-6t between | and SITS.
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THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT LRvRE-On
Monday night the leyee of the Grand Encamp o.
ment, l. o. o. F., will come off at Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street. Great interest has been
excited in this festival from the fact that it is
the first given by the Grand Encampment, and
as this body occupies some of the higher steps
IN the Order it is anticipated that the entertain
ment will be of a corresponding high and en-
Joyable character. The visitors will enjoy the
opportunity OF seeing the Encampment in full
regalia, and. the display will undoubtedly be
very fine There will be some good speaking
brief and to the point-soms capital music. and
in the course Of the evening we presume the
young folks (and others not SO young, If SO
1ncllned,) will get possession OF the floor for
joyous dance to the music of Prosperi's excel
lent band. which will be in attendance Ham
merschlag will provide the refreshments: and
all the departments of the affair will be at.
tended to in first. class style.
Odd Fellows festivals have always enjoyed
high reputation, on account Of their excellent
order and general enjoyableness; and this lie wee
OF the Encampment will probably surpass
anything Of the kind ever got up here.
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FINE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH STREET, BE-
=-e TWEEN g. AND H STREETS, NORTH.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON o.. o.n =. =. '0ioek.
on the premises we shall sell part e Lot No a. in
between snd II streets, running bsck lC0 feet,
with the advantage of a brick WALL -
This lot is centrally located in desirable part of
the city for private residence, and is worthy the
attention of persons wanting fine building ioca-
tion,
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured by deed
of trust. .--. f-
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
ap.3O6t JC. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

EOR SALE-AST and DWELLING HOUSE,
l. No. 4O1 ,on 7th street, between Fl and streets
Lot 2N by 20 feet This is afrstrate business place.
BRICK HOUSE, No. $50, on street between
4th ana o. y 30 by 2l9 feet, running through to
he q: street. L. ~ desirable place for private
residence; 9TH street, between
q 81 bKdCh M huosE. No 452 on. . back, with
yard in in front Let l2 feet inches by 80 fee't ,.
between l and New York avenue. Seven rooms.
Lot 20 by 100 feet.
FRAME HOUSE. No. 342, on 10th street
between L and NJ streets. Has six rooms. Lot 20
oy lg FRsMr feet uousr No .aaa =, G. strss+ ,s,v.,
llth and 18th. Six rooms. hot 20 by 90 feet.
For particulars apply to 8; KERN,
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1SSs 1Sb At 4EFFHaR s4ssF4 sSeEES or

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May ., st 51l O'Clock,
u, in Square NO. 1885, fronting l67 feet inches on
10th street west between T and U streets north,
corner of north street. the whole to be sub-di-
viGed into convenient Building Lots.
and twelve months with interest secured by deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of purchaser.
ap.T-d j. O. MoG UIRE GO. Auets.
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1OC OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 1OC
A beautiful assortment of Gilt and Dark Oval
Pictures also. variety Of Carte dc Visite Frames
at J. MARKRITERS, 4s6 9TH street.
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
Terms cash ap lmif+
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TAGE SUITS!
u COTTAG SUITS!
just 30 nssSRTEb GoTTGE ITSa STfrs
to which call the attention of housek pers and
those contemplating furnishing
BONTZ Il GRIFFITH,
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RY J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

NICE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BUTWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH STREET WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, at So
O'Clock, on the premises shall sell, part Of Lot
No 36, in Square No 5l7, fronting Is feet inches
Az side of Massachuset ts avenue, between
On the sou... --"st. running back 60 feet
Fourth and Fifth ssrse.s ,~--.5 two-story
/ inch to q 2-foot slley, improved psT
Frame House, containing six rooms.
Immediate possession given.
Terms cash
ap @.d IRep.l J c. MCGUIRE zoo. .Aue.s.
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RYE. MCGUIRE Il co., Auetioneers. =.
dFEEN TREE HOUSE. ON B STREET, RE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, AT PUBLIC
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, at g
O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot
No. 10, in Reservation No IL, improved by three
story brick house and back building, with slate
roof. on north street between Second and Third
streets west, now occup pied q public house, and
known as the Green Tree'' House - =
EARLY possession of the premises will be given.
Terms: One half in cash, the remainder in six
of trust on the premises : :. -
Convey ances at the cost of the purchaser. u
apS-d -rF j. @ MCGUIRE Il CO. Aucts
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500 DOZEN Extra choice Cognao and Rochelle
Brandies, Scheidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wine,
manning of the stock Of 3. Cromelien & Co, viii
Be sold by their order at Public Sale, on WEDNEs.
examined at their sales room, No. 393, Psnnsyi-
ap5s VIM. L. WALL & CO., ,Aucts.
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VALUABLE LOTS ON NVIRGINIAAvENUE,B BIZ
TMEIN AZ AND 6IH sTREET, ISLAND.
ct a t sSs al Mry r .sa a. o
No. I3. in Square No. 49. fronting 81 feet inches,
on Virginia Avenue between - and hth sth street. s Il
feet. II desired It win be three Lots Of
about 81 feet front, each.
Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six,
and twelve months with interest, secured By deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
Ap28-d [Rep.l ]. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
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- DEMOvAL.-SAMUEL r. DRURY, lttoyNN
H aad C0SnseRoy at LAw, has removed his os6 "a
to No. 3eS, opposite west wing CITY Hall.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-On Wednesday, a brown HORSE,
- hind feet white. without shoesi running sore
its return toJ. WEYRICH, corner of 7th and N
streets hp2j-2t
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TUX KENT.The Shepherds Hall, cor.ar of N
4 - street and Louisiana avenue, over Waite 5
ties &c tAAppi.; to A. COLLINS, asa Street,
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kf .. Y. modU4hG w., Auctioneers,
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
& House HN Iof .na Rsssns
street vest between G and b streets north, and
VACANT LOT at the corner of Twelfth street
west ard north st teet
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May IS, At o'clock,
the premises, shall sell by virtue Of decree
q the Court Of the Dsrsf ot a. & of
1864, in . cert Ain cause wherein George w. Miller
i' rornpla'nant and Ellen Miller ct ai are defend
Part tot Of Lot No ]; in saasrs NJ; q. It5nt.as =
And b streets, and back that width the depth OF
said lot, together With the improvemeD t. consist
Ing OF tHs story Brick Q.slIias House; a,
No. N5. fronting % feet on nth street west, be-
tv.sn and streets north and md. r7sanin. 7a Ssss
With the im,proyenents, consisting OF . two-sfo1
Brick Dwellne Houso.r
Immediately after, Lot No Q, In Square Z2.
fronting % feet Eth street vest a the corner or
nSFth and yq,nns Ss.s e
" Terms @ One third In in sssl. ana the residue ia
three equal instalments etsix, Twelve, and eight
cen months, with interest, for which the purchs
ser shall give notes, sscured 70 the Satisfaction OF
the Trussss T.. Tss purchaser to AAve the option Of
- ae and stamps 1t II. cost Of
sns terms Of sale are not eoyisd With in sys
days from the day Of sale the tfustses reserve the
ins pHrchassr. on one weeks notice intAe National
insens l'T'n4 GEO. A. BOHRIR, ~
J. o. MORGA An Trustees.
a. TnO6. BRAbLxYA
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informed .hs, he can have from ten 10 twenty
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a,mie. j, Virginia and Tennessee EaIis,ed
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.hey bas relations who apply 10 British con'
suls. apScneuiries are made. the Feadr answer
IL ,hs, ,p saeh names nve on tho army its's-
or coura they arc mol. And these namsiss'
s,en tint nauscle$s gsares on the battle te'ds
OF Virginia or in the saarnps of MISSISSIPPI
land am never beard Of more"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

FgAssut Slausarsw-1he stsests were
shrongcs, she kcrchieta warsss, the shout Of ad'
nirassos . a. hesri when the Ninth Regiment Of
our ci,ss bsss and hrssess 'rampcd gssly bold
Iy down Broadway. 10 fight the abolition battle
In those full ranks were The youth, the man
hood aud the pride OF New Yc,k- Where arc
shsv nos OF She Ninth Regimen. remain
four offs,ers snd tifteen nen.--- YsEtkte fdpsr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

SEYMOUR AsogsEn.-Ws hass already
stated ,hn, the Nuw Yora World saj Jour"o!
Of conss,srts hare bear suppressed by The n'h,
,srs authorities because they publish TOO much
,rath eor Yankee diges,;on. Governor ,yn'oHs
has written a 'eltsr 10 ,he D~tI1ci Attorney OF
New York: directing him 10 procure 'ad'ei-
n,sn,s agsius, all who we're concerned 10 t6e
nei,nrc oE the Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

Punch says. 'Th,. greatest organ IN the world
is the osgan OF spe',eh Ia woman an organ
soaywiihoas stop
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

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1,sgss.sl.la ssasf tho ianesioa % stss
,a.a s'rasisA Hsaf Pert
s. ii sl;hall Isnssssss.
ss.sY
Mas io.h.-Cveat cavalry expedition against
Isieh,u4,.,l under t;ra. Sheridan. isaisle t'e.ss
Chester Station cssalrs fghsihE.
Mav ii;h-isasy cavalry fighting. easS.
Stuart uynsdes!.
May ls,h.-cavairy iisss;ieg coassnse't- Es'.
c,ny a,aekri second Inc Of batteries os' the
Mschxssssv;lls vcai. General 6sacis sSlT1uish'
g. u;,l,he eaefny On ;lse Meadow bridge road.
isssa sssrssoa eRssaeas S"a. Stuart
dissgsi srsssass ii gaa lssasekaAgssia.y.
AID ii asea aeuass's ss,e James.
slarfssh. Iisssy saanosade IT Fort llses.:
TX. ersy demonstrating sgsins, Il ~ sasad
Maylssh asaa lssh.--steasy sant'osss1s'fs
anil skssssassshirg with .ths es@asy nsaF kaEs
Dgswrs
Mass s.h.a.s;snsral EseesiaFi,igr icsssss
sisss s.sr ssw slarses, and pats hiss %
ttigAs
May lh.ssussaI Eaaarssasd assasked
sl,s ss.ss Fort sslrawrY, drote them Eon'
a ssss:r az ansl sapstssa asaay
prisoner. 10,
Nav T,h.--B,ilsr rtsssss ssessHsids Hp',
drctss AMI .cr4aaes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-10

sryrcs yRon GEx. JoE. JoHSsTos. Gen.
Johnston !, iamou. for pointed sPeechea ard
tina follo~,pg !, characteristic Of him, On
r..,;nc hi, lines fyw days ago, ho was cheer
81 uhsrever he showed himself, and said :
@sol8;cr. VIC w,l soon have the enemy where
We wast him. | will then have done my duty,
and j, will only remain Tor you TO do yours"