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FROM GEN'L BUTLER,s COMMAND

FROM GEN'L BUTLER'S COMMAND.
Beauregard Reinforced by Lee-Butler
Successful 50 far-RaIlroad Communi.
Union Troops Reported to have Passed
The Outer Line Of Rebel DefenceS.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 12-2 p. m.-The
steamer Hero, with two hundred sick and
wounded, has just arrived from Bermuda
Hundred, from which the following news is
derived: .fa..
There was no fighting yesterday. Our forces
fell back towards the James river some three
miles, and were engaged during the day In
throwing up entrenchments.
Gen Butler intends entrenching from the
Appomattox to the James, distance Of some
six miles.
Beanregard was reinforced during Tuesday
night with two brigades from Lees army, as
near as can be ascertained.
The James river was obstructed yesterday
afternoon by our forces near Turkey Bend
sinking q number Of schooners and barges.
This effectually blockades the rebel iron .clads
Our whole force moved At q. m. to-day.
Probably are engaging the enemy at this time.
/. would be we'll TO give publicity 70 the fact
department without special pass from the
Secretary OF War.
One hundred and seventy rebel prisoners,
including three officers, were brought here last
night, taken in the recent engagements near
Petersburg They win be forwarded 70 Point
Lookout tonight.
Brig. Gen. Geo. J. Stannard and Lieut. q.
w. Hooker, A.. ID. G., arrived here and left for
the front yesterday. It Is expected Gen. STAN
nard Will commands division under Maj. Gen
Smith. 80
LATER. tllas
BERMUDA HUNDRED, May IA teauastef
was shot down this morning by guerrilla,
three miles from Bermu uda Hundred.
At daylight the rear guard advanced. AT
eight a. m. General Butler and staff left MS old
headquarters. At ten a. m. the whole force was
moving In the direction Of Petersburg and
Richmond. at twelve m. the enemy was dis.
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THURSDAYS GREAT FIGHT.

Correspondence Of the New York Wtrld1
The Army of the Potomac opened its seventh
consecutive dav OF battle this morning with
brilliant success
Advices to nj direct from the
front state that ;ock's CORPS on
the centre, Just west OF Spottsylvania Court
House, moved at an early hour on A. p Hilrs
old corps, and after a severe skirmish drove
Heath's division and part Of Wilcox's, captur.
ing two thousand prisoners, one Major and
two Brieadier Generals, and fifty field and
line officers.
Rumor Las placed the number much higher
but they are believed to be the facts as near as
could be obtained hastily from the front and
trans mitted to Fredericksburg.
At niEe o'clock 8. m. no other fighting had
occurred, and it was hard to say whether q
general battle ensued or not
The belief Is that another one was fought to-.
day. Intelligence OF yesterdays situation is at
hand. Heavy artillery firing and skirmishing
were kept up.
Burnside and Hancock maintained the posi-
tion which they occupied at the close of the
battle on Tuesday. 1T was thought that a gen.
eral engagement could not be prolonged beyond
to day, but it is impossible to tell II one was
fought. Those who reach here from the front
are confident that one corps of Lees army Is
across the Po river, and that he will not risk
another engagement on this side.
In the general advance on Tuesday the 9th
corps captured Loco prisoners Of Dole's brigade,
Of Rhodes division, Of Ewell's corps, with ~
officers and several stands of colors, instead of
three brigades, as published.
day far exceeds that of our army, as 1t is known
that the casualtiea in Gen Heaths rebel brigade
were enormous. A prisoner stated that nothing
had ever been seen like 1t. The rebel dead were
piled up in heaFs on the ground.
Sheridan had cut both railroads leading to
Richmond at Saxtons Junction, twenty miles
from the rebel capital. He has thus efectually
destroyed the road.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY J. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEH SALE OF VALUABLE sLAUGH

nsE az I}s BIst
Rssy Seonsng nna T. sse
NJ iss YhsFfi Ma, lsh
o'clock, on the premi,es, commencing with the
named. by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme @ Court
o! the District Of OoIumbia, sitting 10 chsncery,
cen 1 .n
Ellen M Miller ct al are Defendants (No 1867 we
LSf a ssss;s sss sontss
e. f:Sis: pens ss$ssss. ys!a Fl
vided as may be deemed most d Desirable .''' u 0'-
dmmedistely n1 after, Lots IL. s. and in Square
, ,Immedi.tely after. part of lot No. ?, in Square
and running back o. feet so inches on 18th street
east and improved by double two story frame
~ Immediately after part Of Lot No: Square No
. as4sR lPsSs. sssss rs tsss; tssPss Rss
With the Improvements, consisting of three story
brick dwelling house
south le6 feet from east 10Th street thence north
the begisnins, .tosether with the imprevemen.s
No: 9es, being the south part thereof fronting %
on street south 50 feet. together with the i'm
Immediately after, Lot IS, in Square No. 1923
of SOUTH K street, and running back a5 feet, TO-
gether with the improvements. consisting of
three story brick dwelling house, with three story
brick back building
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in 6, r.
and Is months, with interest, for which The pur,
Of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
of paying all In cash.
,Conveyancng and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chassrs
If the terms of sale not complied with in five
days thereafter. the Trustees the right of
reselng, at the risk and expense of the defaulsng
purchaser, ON enc weeks notice in the National
tnteliigencer. GEO. A. BOHRER,
Il. @. MORGAN,
A. TH0S. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Red River Expedition-The Fight at
Cane RiSer-1he Union Troops Victo-


Nav YORK, May i3-rhe steamer Creole
has arrived from New Orleans on the 5th. VIA
Havana The report Of g fight at Oane river.
April %, is confirmed by correspondence In the
New Orleans papers. The rebel position was
taken by assault by Gen. Birge, at the point OF
Il il. bayopet, and so or 100 rebels captured.
Among the first killed was Col Fssscncsn,
leading his brigade. The rebels pursued ard
were again routed. Their loss was heavy.
Ours l15 killed and wounded
General McUlernand arrived At Alexandria
on the goth
The army occupies q strong position, and IL
aeIe 70 resist n We times its mum Der.
All The transports are below the falls and
safe at Alexandria. There are Eight gunboats
above the falls.
The Eastport was blown up on the 9th
The enemy made his appearance On the 2sth
on the Shreveport road, and drove in our
advance cavalry. General McUlernand met
them With his command, when they withdrew
y ,thout fight The armies, however. are in
cl pros Unity, and the pickets ara firiog con-
stiutl,. A battle was hourly expected, and
onr men Were anxious 10 meet the enemy.
NEw YORK, May 49, p. ma N.w Orleans
i.ltpl o. The 7th. In the Express, gives a report
that Ge, eral Banks is retreatinR by. the land
to' Re to Bl as hear City, It being Impossible to
do so bv TIE river, as the steamer Oity Belle,
On her way up with regiment to reinforce
him. was captured, with all on board, and
turred. Two other boats were captured and
burned. Gold closed heavy at 172.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Aue.ionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
SHGssIIs sAyEN1E ANPSoeRErnH1Ps sTkEET nAsET
O'Clock; on the premises. BY virtue Of deed OF
trust dSed April 2lst, 1858 and duly recorded
D. c. at tn. request of the hodsr Of the note tn
in secured, ! shat s. II, Lot No. g., in W. NJ. Mer-
ISL, fronting p feet Sixteenth street west, be-
tween Massachusetts ave ue and north street.
and running back 1876 feet to a wide ru blic alley
Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six
ano twelve months. With interest, secured By deed
Of trust the premises.
Oopveysnces at the cost of the purchasers
TH0S. J. FISHER, Trustee.
my.5-eodds 10. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auots
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL ssALE.

ths Clerks Office of the eupreme court of the
United Staten for the District of oolumbia and to
me directed, will expose to public sale for cash
~, on WEDNEsD DAY, the 25th day Of May next.
14, at u O'Clock M. all defendant's right. title,
No. "a. in Square No. sT7, bounded as follows =
Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of
ming thence west 81 feet, thence north 8, feet,
thence east 90 feet to the beg inning, together with
levied upcp as the property Of aamuel and Joseph
Arnold ard will be sold to satisfy judicial No 1885,
In ,syor Of White, Middleton Besll, use of Elias
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GENERAL WADSwORTH PROBABLY
LIVING.

GENERAL WADSWORTH PROB Ably
LIVING.
Hewas Alive In the Enemy's Hospital on
Sunday.
The cheering news Of the probable safety Of
Gen. James s. Wads worth is conveyed in the
following extract of a letter from Caps Philip
Schuyler, of Gen. Patrick's staff The letter
says:
"Heodqudrters Army of the Potomac, Sir Kiles
NorM of .SpottSsJuGni0 Court House, 10 m, May
1N-We have news this morning from General
Wadsworth. A prisoner states that he saw
him Sunday morning or Saturday night, lying
on a couch In hospital tent, with one Of our
Off GERS attending him. He was shot in the
head. The bullet entered near the nose. The
General was breathing with some difficulty
and playing with the buttons of hts coat"
- The last statement in this letter shows that
Gen Wads worth was so severely injured that
his mind wandered.
Gen. Patrick, named in Captain Schuyler's
letter, is provost marshal OF Grants army.
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LEE IN RICHMOND WOUNDED

Belle Boyd caught on O Blockade X pnner-
The Body of q Union captain Found.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 12.-The Peters
burg Express Of the 1lth says Gen. Lee is in
Richmond. wounded.
The telegraph lines between Petersburg and
Richmond are cut, as we'll as the railroad.
The body Of Captain Phelan, o the gunboat
Shaw sheen, was found floating in the James
river yesterday evening, shot through the
head. At the time Of the destruction Of the
boat be seen 10 swim ashore.
The noted Belle Boyd was on the block ckade-
runner Greyhound, and is now in hampton
Roads,
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covered InJenohed. The 10th Ne y Hampshire
drew the enemy from the intrenchmens There
Was .Enmishing all the afternoon on our right,
but no general Ell ngagement Aunn,Ser OF rehsls
were captured. one colonel. There was no
fighting ON the left. The officers and men are
In good spirits.
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q r &c L A l. -.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States OF America,
To all achorl IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that CARLOS E. LELAND has been ap.
pointed Consul of the Oriental Republic Of
Uruguay, AZ New York, l do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare HIM free to exc .cise 9
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privi-
leges, as are allowed to the Cons uls Of the most
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters 10 be made patent and the Seal OF
the United States to be hereunte afixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
ington, the 7th day OF MAY, A. d 1861,
IL.s.l and of the independence Of the United
States Of America, the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY tie President: ..#-.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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RYJ.o. MCGUIRE Il co.. Auctionsers.
Thu, TEES SALE nF BRIoK DWELLING
ROUfE AND OF ON EOkTG n, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS

THU TEES SALE .F BRICK DWELLING
9s6 81 SqkTS Fl
and D. wife dated the .ai On,
ss q EsfsSss Sd i asss ,ss E.a S:esis, 81
ton county, District of Columbia, shall sell at
on s S. d
parcel Of land in the City of Washington. aud Dis
@ sf Ssns part Of Let
10 Square pumbe red two hundr and 6fty ESQ., as
N on the Plan Of aid cit; W
1ss tsia ps{t ,s at point on TIE line OF street
Of Ii southwest corner Of said lot na nSersd ons
and running thence east silteen feet inches, (1s
nafse 3
sinehes thence south ninety two feet (92 fset) TO
S ss a sb Ill ny ws s
This property ies JUS, east Of the Dsmen1u build
ore the most desirable residences Of its class in
Terms: One third Of the rurch sss money in cash
wi be- given and deed of trust tax to secuIe the
All conveyances, including revenue stamps, At
the cost of TIE purchaser = :
within three days, the Trustee re,erves the the
right 10 refei at the risk and expenses of the pur
or ohsr sse
iisted in WashiSg iS n v,.yrDs,,
a.eoas; ssSsffkSHs seabfks 90. oTo5aixsast xast..
GALE OF CoNDEMNED HORSES AND MULEs.
Cxs<T OuaTt-raaa 5 Office, Depot of Washinston,}
WASHINGTON, D. c., April q 1854 I
VIII be sold at public auction, a. the Corral near
the Observatory, in the City of Washington b. c.
on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1854, and WEDNESDAY,
May %. 464. lot Of
HORSES AND MELES,
condemned as unfit for ublic service.
Terms: Cash In Government fupds.
Bale TO commence 1t 10 O'Clock, q. M
d. 81. RUOKEa.
Brig. Gen. and Chic, ,0asItsr mastsr,
Ap.U-25t Depot Of WashiE gton. D. @.
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Greenbacks as Standard Currency
CHICAGO, May 12-The bankers Of the city
last ME hit resolved that on and after Monday
next to adopt reen backs as the standard cur
repcy. Similar action has been taken in many
places in the interior.
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A Canard

A Canard.
Boston, May 12.-The report Of the sinking
Of the U. :. steamers Huntsville and De Sok
by the pirate Florida was a nard Bob
vessels arrived at Key West on the both ult,
from q cruise. They intended 10 remain in
port two weeks for supplies and repairs.
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THE WAR IN GEORGIA
Dalton Evacuated by the Enemy The
Union Army Occupy the Place.
CINCINNATI May 13-General Johnston
evac coated Dalton last night. Our forces nov.
occ upy the place.
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ROBERT ROCKETS. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS. AustA
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
"a TATE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,

By virtue of deed Of trust executed BY Gaspsr
Iochnsn, and AppollonisJ. Tochnan, his wife,
oa LED yoly 4, 1851; and recorded among the land
par roehman being In the rebellion against
me sovereign authority of the United States. and
trust being in arresr and unpaid from the srth day
ofOcto6er, ls6l,-I shall pro 'esd by order of the
fsrrsd BY said deed and the statlte in such case
made and provided and on the 18th day of May 1854,
IN front of the Mayors Office in the City of Alexan
aris, Va, At l2 O'Clock, the property named on
Hilf' on the Potomac river in said County,-the
same compri ing about one hundred and 6fty acres,
And being situated about midway between wash
tngton City and Alexandria, Va
Further particulars of the sale will be given at
so I'd J. M STEWART TrrSataaA
Evening star., 1864-05-14

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States of AmeriGE
To all tshom 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that FRIEDRICH KLUMPP has been CD.
pointed Consul OF Wurttemberg, at New Or.
leans, for the States Of Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, and Florida, do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privI-
leges, as are allowed to the Uonsuls Of the most
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal
OF the United States to be hereunto
affixed.
Given under my hand at the City OF Wash.
r.. 81 and Of the Independence Of the Gnssea
States OF America, the eeth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States Of America.
.... To all sohons 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that AUGUST WIpENMAKN has been sp.
pointed Consul Of W Wurttemberg, at Ann Arbor,
in the State Of Michigan, do hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him free TO exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers and privi-
Ieges as are allowed to the Consuls OF the most
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof. have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seaa OF
the United States to be hereunto aAaxed.
GiyeE under my hand at the city Of wash.
ington. the 9th day Of May, A. ID. 1864,
fiji land of the Independence OF the United
States of America; the ssh:
WILLIAM H. SRwARD, Secretary Of state.
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ap2leo6ds J.C. MCGUIRE CO AScts
RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE \ EIGH BORHOOD OF TIE

ThUSIEE1S SALE 0F OfEh ThREE ACkES
OF LAMP IN THE NEIGHBoRHooD Of TIE
sell by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber
and recorded in Liber N. G. T., No. 8, folios al ,
AZ 4s a. and 475, Of the land records for the
county of Washington, in the District Of Column
bia ct O'Clock p: m, on the premises. the follow
county Of Washinst ton. District aforesaid, viz !:
Part of Ridge Tract, beginning for the same at a
stone marked the northeast corner of Rid ge Tract
at its function with St Elizabeth tract, and thence
running by magnetic course north SO srees and
g. minutes west along the west boundary of said
St. Elizabeth Tract chains and 50 links to stake,
thence south Is degrees and 30 minutes west 8
chains and 80 links to stake, thence south 50 de-
grees and 80 minutes east chains and 50 links to a
stake set the boundary line separating the said
part of Ridge tract from the tract lying east there
of thence north Is degrees and 30 minutes east
along said boundary line chains and 50 links to
the place of beginning, being parallel lines, con-
more or less.
Terms cash. All conveyancins, including rcve-
nue. stamps, at the cost of pur chaser
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re-
sale in the Evening ssaI. WM MORGAN Trrs+s.
ap 2l-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States Of America.
TO oil ,chonl ii may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JOSE II. SNYDER has been appo.ated
Vice Consul Of the Oriental Republic OF Uru-
suay, at New York, do hereby recognize him
IS such, and declare him free TO exercise and
ENJOY such functions, powers, and privileges,
as are allowed to the Vice Consuls Of the most
favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused these
letts rs to be made patent, and the Seal III
the United States to be hereunto affixed
t Given under my hand at the City OF Wash
ington, the 7th day OF May, A ID. 1864,
Il. G. and OF the Independence Of the United
States of America the ssth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of STATE.
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HIGN STREET MARKET,
IL No. "A OPPOSITE PROSPECT STREET,
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF WAS
lYl INGfON CITY, DC.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF SUB
SCRIPTION TO CAPITAL STOCK

In accordance with the fourth section of the
Aes % IT, to incorporate the Masonic Nall
April %, 1854; which provides as follows:
sec; 4. And & Be At further enacted That within
poratcrs named in the first sectio n or majority
ofthem, or if any refuse neglect TO act, then q
to the Capital stock Of the ssd cor 81
poration to be opened and kept opeh in such place
majority of them, public notice Of which may be
given by advertisement or otherwise as said cor
said ns5 to
stock of the shall be hold to be stock
pay, at the time Of subscribing, such par eentum
lten has been determined upon by the corpora
msors of BE
A shall be nS and e vod
when :he books Of to the eapita stock
tors named in the FIRST. section or msjority Of
them, and in case any Of them refuse neglect to
the stoekheiderr Of said cerperation,' to meet ct
rectors Of whfc public notice shall % be given for for
three days in two public newspapers published
tary o. clerk of the corporation And in all meet meet.
the holders to vose to Be given I IN os
The amount of Capital Stock fixed upon within
the limitation Of the charter is $50 goo.
is Re sh hs books Of sqb
"
90, a. and T viii Be Kept open for sixty sixty days caure
BY order OF the c0rpo1RsotGSTEsR RoSERr mcsuRpy
my l2-5t Secretary Board of Corperators.
p P Z r H An IN G 8.
I,would most respectfully inform my customers
and the public IN general that am now receiving
HANG1NGS. consisting of the fineet French Gilt
Papers suitable for parlors, dining rooms, cham
am also in receipt of lar se assortment of Gilt
cos5nlIee. Gilt window Shades and Picture Cord
An persons Wishing to purchase will do we'll to
the city. JOHN ALEXANDER,
my a-eo2m INTEL No: 2l0 Pa. avenue.
1t 1aSAR RMRfaERAToRsl
REfRiafkEAfIkSESE fkkEAfkSiEsERAroRs,
"A LING MATING MATING,
CARPETS, ''
CARPETS o.RpRrs,
For saleby GREEN & WILLIAMS,
my Hot No. 526, cor. 7th and d sts. north.
RooF1Ne FELT .nnn,.ou
sYf .seeysd and e. :ss :s she,ss Let Of Rss
.A FEN wIGk. & sTEWARr,
PRIZES CASHED
IN All legalized lotteries. Information given.
Circulars sent free, and all orders promptly at
= JosEPH BATES, u Wall street. N.Y..
ap Is fms Post Office Box ,264.
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ICE WATEk FOR THE IGBfENcE,
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, May "A, 1854,
MISS NARY fPTRsovvosr.
the most yersstls astsess of the age
OF the ntesely thrilling historical drama, in three
as's' entitled iphEsMALEGAMBtER; rs y
naSsss 8Es TIE ~ MINISTER SPY MN ANp pEGoY
-, The Female Gambler, Spy and Decoy. ''s'
The performance will conclude with the new and
lau Rble comedietta of
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE
Miss Mary Provost, who will appear upon that
evening in her novel but eminently artistic i'm
49,. ROBERT, BRIERty,
TICKETOF LEAVE MAN,
FURD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AvRsUI.
Last night Of the favorite Comedian.
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE,
who will appear in two great characters.
THIS saturday, EVENING, May IA, 1854,
the performance will commence with Poole's eel
ebIated comedy of
PAUL PRY.
70 conclude with the thrilling drama of
JONATHAN BRADFORD;
OR, THE MURDER AT THE ROADSIDE INN.
Caleb scrimmidge ge.---..-......-:: Mr. ] Clarke
Monday, the accom- phi shed actress, MISS MARY
MITCHELL. viii neke her first ppearaDce in this
thester as Constance, in the Love Chase and
The NA1AD QUEEN will shortly be produced
with increased splenaor
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs

WAR DEPARTMENT OAvALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARTERaAsrBR,
'. Waskixg.o,.. ID. C.. April IS, 1854.
WiQ os sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der. q the tiraes and places named below, viz:
Gettysburg, Penna., Monday, May eth,
Alts.na A,ts Penna Thur,dsy, May 18th.
Reading. Penna., Thursdss, May 2sth,
kksSsPOn, pspns T THURSDAY June "a, ,uso.,
Scranton. Penna', Thursday, June 18th.
Williamsport, Penns Thursdsy, june 2sd.
A1Ddred and Pity 25O At each of the other places
These horses ave been condemned unit for
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes N any good bargains
may be had
Horses will be sold singly.
Bales begin st 10 N. :, and continue daily until
al are sold
Terms cash, in United States Treasury notes
40 ss tjsso It. ool and G. q. M oa1airy bureau
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucsioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
NIhTh s sTREET WEST, BETWEEN o AND P
Pursuant to a deed in trust made and executed
by Richard A. Hyde, of Washington City, to the
subscriber 10 secure certain debt therein men
toned shall proceed to sell. at public auction,
on the Seventh day of June next at O'Clock, p.
m. the premises, ''all that piece or parcel of
ground and premises situated. lying, and being in
the said City of Washp gton, and District Of Col
umbia, and know n and designated as Lot mum bered
ten ll0) In Cruttenden's sub division of Square
numbered three hundred and ninety eight (So3,)
fronting twenty f2o) feet Nin1n sire st west be-
twee o and streets north and INNING back with
that width to pubic alley. together with all and
Dgular, the improvements, privileges, heredita-
ments and appurteasnees to the same belon ging,
or in any wise appertsniEg."
Terms One halt of the purchase money cash,
the balance in three and six months. With inter:
est. The deferred payments to be secured by
deed in trust on the premises
All convsysnces including revenue stamps at the
expense Of the purchaser.
Lithe terms are NOT complied With within five days
after t. Gay of sale, the property will be resold.
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,
after Eve days notice IN the Eyenng Star
OHAS p. WAENALL Trustee.
my.5-eo&ds J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.