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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16
PLAYED OUT.

8. N. Wood, of the Council Grove Pres.
has sold that establishment to the Rev. ]
E. Bryan, who assumes control, and unde
whose auspices the next paper will be is
sued. What the the future political com
plexion of the paper will be we are uuad
vised, but this much We can safely believe
that under Mr.. Bryan's control, the col
umns of the Press will not be filled u,
weekly with personal scurriIlous attacks on
tha private character of his patrons and
neighoors. It is this that has reduced The
subscription list of the Pres, one half o,
more in the last few months. From Mr.,
Bryan's character and reputation better
things are expected, and if be has the iude.
pendsnce to do what be knows is right, and
does not allow s. N. Wood, or any other
party, to make the columns of his paper
the medium through which to stab the
character Of his neighbors, then We bespesk
for him liberal support. But Mr.. Bryan
has prejudices to overcome. The good
will of the Office that be is said to have be.
come the purchaser Of, is mostly iH.uM.
Very many look upon this change as only
one'of Woods sharp practices to secure and
obtain support for the Press, that he him
self could not get, whilst its columns will.
as heretofore, be used to slander and ma.
lign any one who comes in contact with his
own corrupt, selfish and mercenary schemes.
The only satisfactory refatation of this
charge or belief SO prevalent in the minds
of the citizens Of the community. that Mr..
Bryan can give Is, "By my fruits shall 20
know me-"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16
The Crops-0fHcial Reports.

The National Intelligencer gives the
following summary of the forthcoming re-.
ports of the Department of Agriculture on
the condition Of the crops in June.
APples.-A good crop in the Eastern aud
Middle States, but not good in the West
ern, much of the bloom falling off without
setting the fruit.
Gropes.-MaDy were killed to the snow
line on the FIRST day of January, others had
the fruit buds moro or less injured in the
West, but still fair crop is anticipated.
Wheat (Winter)-The growing condi.
tlon OF this crop is most excellent, except
in Northern Wisconsin and Niunesota.
where drouth has prevailed, and in two
other localities, bot it was severely injured
by the cold of last February, where there
was but little snow on the ground. The
general injury from this cause is estimated
at not less than thirty per ceut. As the
time approaches for harvesting, this crop
in The Eastern and Middle States, however.
bids fair to ba superior one.
Spring Whedt-Ip amount this crop il
not quite an average on account of the late
ness of the spring and the scarcity of labor.
but it is in very favorable growing condi-
ti0n.
Corn.-Ths lateness Of the spring kept,
back planting. but the vet, warm weather.
ha: o'ooght this crop forward very rapidly,
md It promises we'll At this time, il is nearly
IN average crop in the number Of acres
planted. many injured wheat fields have.
'een put in corn.
.O0ta-Universally spoken Of as the
argest and most promising crop Of the kind
yer sOwn ia our country.
Cocer and the Grasses-These are in.
xcellent condition, and the expectstion is
hat the bay crop will be unusually large.
Maple Sugar and M0lasses.-Almost in
very place where made there has been a
arge increase; the quality is spoken of -
xcellept.
ff-..
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16
The Invasion Of the North.
BALTIMORE, July IL

BALTIMORE, July IL.
News from Washington very exciting
Ths Star says skirmishing on the RockvilI,
road commenced at an early hour this morn
ing, and continued by the advance of tn,
rebel force to point about four miles ives
of Torrallytown, and there their progress
on the road was stopped. and they di,ap
peared in some other direction. Subse.
quently We hear of their skirmishing gbetwee.
l and 12 o'clock, on and aronnd Seventh
street turnpike, near Clsgget farm and res
idepce of F. b. Blair.
1t is reported that the rebels have burn
ed the residence of Mr.. Blair.
There were 500 infantry eacamped a,
Rockville lost night. Large numbers Of
panic stricken refugees are moving TO-DAY
from the vicinity of Edwards Ferry, and
are crossing north at that point.
The force of the rebels is variouslv esti.
mated at from twelve to thirty thousand.
Breckinridge is believed to command their
advance in this direction. Imboden com.
mands the cavalry now banging around the
fort'hcstions. All was quiet in front of our
picket lines, upon what is known a the
river road, up to noon to-day.
The Star says the numbers and purposes
OF the rebel invading force is confusinpIy
conflicting.
It is said thas the rebel force is not of
sufficient might to undertake any serious
attack upon the Notifications at Washing.
ton, and that it is not their purpose to do
so. Per contra, We have just received the
following from source that has on repeat
I'd occasions bad interesting and most accu-
rate information of rebel movements 10
The information from this quar-
ter is as fellows:
The rebel army of invasion marched
down the valley $4,000 stroog, including
:. 900 cavalry, under command of Breckin. |
ridge, Ransom, Imbodes and MeCI.uslsnd. |
Loogslreet was at Gosdonsvills on Tuesds,
sst with .ddisiossl forces to join the rebel
'rmy Of Invasion, and the intention Of hat
'r~y vas to attempt the capture of Wash.
setna By surprise.
The ViEgisia cesiral r. R. is repaired
nd running from Richmond to S,aanton.
o the fight at Aldis Moseby captured 81
avalrymsu, killed 20 and captured one IL.
'ounder Of Kiucbelos's command. =
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

- Petersburg il now covered By over
ens hundred Of our guns. and we're Grsnt
70 give orders for ito destruction il Vould
b but the work Of few hosrs.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-16

"a Northern Missouri is overrun With
guerrilla bands. ,'R ss2a ,.a 7s1Hc
Evening star., 1864-05-14
E'ARM AT AUCTION, SALE Positive.

will sell. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
18th day of May, the fine estate known as siouat
Zephyr 1t contains 645 acres Of prime upland in
high state OF cultivation, ae dwelling cool fenc.
ing. variety of choice fruit, growing oos stock
and household furniture. &c 1t is about Il: miles
from Mount Vernon Wharf, from Alexandris, Is
Terms for personai property cash; forresl es-
tate one third cash. one tird in three years, one
third In six years. with int rest, semisnnually
For further particulars ADDRESS VIM. Ward, Mt.
Zephyr, Alexandris, Va. ---I-s -Ilsar,---- -
my,s5.7,1ll4I7,2 ,2I,S, s&> ''i@'''.' W a.
Evening star., 1864-05-14

RLACK SILKS go 81. BLACK SILKS,
ID .-.a..-- VERY CHEAP : :
fine assortment of superior Black Silks rang
ing in price from slap to very fine grades
Also, a small lot of Check, Ipdia and French
Silks. ssssgs.. .z-.ass 49, ' -
& Ten pieces handsome plain Colored Silks, all
IN, 10y | Is sas 7th street. near Pa. az enue.
r. FOLEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- dealer , IL Goal gil, Lamps Wicks, chimnies,
Keeping Article gencrally No. 3I6 r street be-
tween iotn and nth streets, invites the attention
OF restaurant Keepers, housekeepers and others to
his stock, which is complete.in every department,
and viii be sold at the lowest figure for cash.
Goods delivered to Any part of the city or GEORGE
town free Of charge 2rF 5'esf my Is St. =
ESoK sALE-A eORREI MARE, five years old;
Ia is si, E nne sraysier; goes well 70 haEnsss ~
and saddle. Can be seen stJQHN BLIGHsS ~
stable corner of eth and streets. WillGA
pe hoie e . bargain, as the opner is going West.
M ILK DAIRY FOR sALk--La-gs hotel trade
~ ana Q good retail route Fer particulars sd-
dress City Post oace Bcx 93S.5 . scs5as my 7-8tsf
a5sf Nss5ss& asszsS'i s
Evening star., 1864-05-14
Z eEcRRr DIsEAsRs

Sdcsarisan', Cir is the most certain, safe and
chectual remedy-indeed, u. c-fy vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two TO four days.
and rece Mt cases IN twenty-four hours Nomineral,
ne balssm, mercury Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend to those whe
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.;
Sdn1ny7tar's Roo, and Herb Jsacey-A positive and
cure for Syphlis scrofula, Ulcers sores
Spots letters, DC. Price 81 or six bottles for S.
sod Sy g. C. Ford See Advertisement. us
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYGREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

. tTRUSFEE'S SALE #'
BY authority of deed of trust and a decree of
the Su prone Court of this District passed in the
ca1ss OF English Dodge and Cox against Ohas H.
and VIM. H. Veaable, the subscriber will on the
10th day of May next, at Eve O'Clock in the after
noon expose to sale at auction, to the highest bid
der, the Glowing property in this city near the
Navy Yard, namely. Lot No. 16 and part of il, In
SsgaTe M No 81 bssinaing at the northeast csrner
running thence south 72 feet. thence west los est
lneh thence north q feet. thence east lO5 feet !
There are on this parcel of ground Eve tenements
ssd each will be sold separstely. with sufficient
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
sash, snd the residue at G. II and l3 months, with
interest, Tor which the purchasers bonds with
surety: will be taken. and lien on the premises
sold Tetsined A deposit of $40 each lot will be
Deeds, certificstes, bonds. stamps, at the pur-
IF the terms are not fully complied with within
I'VE days from the day of sale, the property will be
resoid at the defaalter's 's risk and cost,
w. REDIN. Trustee
ap Is -staw& da GREEN 4 MILLIiMS. Ancfs
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RRoyE,s BsoscB14L TRoo

BRowH's BEosCHIAL TRoGHEs.
These LoIenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for slleviatins Bronchial Afec-
tions Asthms, Hoarseness. Coughs. Colds. and
Irritation Soreness of tie Throat.
Pilbltc .peokeys ant Voc1Ltsts
VIII 6nd them benefci Il - clearing the voice
before speaking sugir g, and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having a peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the or Eans of speech. NH q d&wu
Evening star., 1864-05-14

BATTLE OF GEITYsBURG.-Alsc lecture will be
delivered In the Hall OF the House of Repre-.
sentatiyes en- Wednesday evening, May 18th.
Is Mr.. Warner is an attractive speaker Of easy
and graceful address, of warm and ardent
oratory. He described with great force and
graphic beauty the grand and sublime, but
terrific scenes of battles, and paid handsome
tribute of respect to our brave and heroic
soldiers. Mr. Warner spoke for nearly two
hours with perfect freedom. The audience
listened with strict attention to the Close fre.
quently inrerrupting him with enthusiastic
ana x
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYW VIM B. LEWIS & CO., Auciioneers =
PYJ. G. MEG UIRE L CO., Auctionesrs.

EIGHT GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT TUE COR
NER SEYsNTH AND ii STREETS ISLAND.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON May I6 at o o'clock.
On the premises. we shall sell, eight desirable
Building Lots in Square 4S9. fronting each ~ feet
on Seventh street west at the corner of South ii
street. az running back 95 feet to alley.
Ttese LOIS possess great vaiue from their 1nti
guilty 10 the extensive uharves in the immediate
vicinity.
Term One third n cash, the remainder in si and
twelve months with interest secured b. q deed O.
trust on the premises
yhyIncnt of Szn will be required at the sale
nv I3-d J. c. Meg UIRE6 CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

JEWELeTi JEwELEy i.-OSR DOLLAR
Gold Plated Jegelry and Silver Plated Tea
Spoons, for One Dollar, at 43s Penn. avenue,
near AZ street, at the Dollar Store. my IA 3tF
Evening star., 1864-05-14

CoRss, BUsIoss, BAD NAILS, &c.
Persons wishing immediate relief from these
Troublesome aDaoyances, should call az Dr.
between ~ ana 9Th streets. ......
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RY WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

On THU RsDAY MORN ING May Is, commencing
tory of Thorr IS Young. No 4O9 Pennsy Ivania sv.,
near AZ street. south side. his large and extensive
so New and Second Hand Family Carriages and
Coaches tor one and two Horn es. part very ine,
20 Top and No Top Bugeies and Trottiug Wagons.
Several iiue Rrette, Phaetons, and Physican's
Seeond Bat French Coupe, st-a-aa
English Dog Wagon. ..
Sever al Barouch nd Bug Poles.
~ Sets 6rst cIsss Double and Sin gle Harness. Sill
yer and Japan mounting, part Of which is very
fine.
TC setber with other Carriages not enumerated
The above stock embraces the largest and finest
assortment of Carriages and Harness ever offered
at IN This city and is disposed of on account
OF Mr; Yong retiring from business, and we
peeially call the attention of purchasers to this
sale as the stock will be persmptorily sold.
The Repository is for rent and 1t is one of the
best stands in the city for any kind of business
Enquire on the premises
Terms cash. -#.ftH.t IsFE
ny.G WM. l.. WALL L CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-14

Ply W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
- :. W. corner Pa. Rv. and OH st
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND ToBAC-
.. CO AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING nth inst at 10 o,cll;
We WI sell at the Auction Rooms. an assortment
Rarrels and boxes of Coffee
Boxes Brown; Yellow aud CASTLE Soap.
Cases eauce. Catsup. Tomatoes Milk
Cases Fruits, Jellies, Sardinas, Meats
Boxes Toba eco, Chewing and Smoking
30 boxes Sperm, Adamautine and Mould Candles
5n boxes Pepper, Cinnamon, and Ginger.
Boxes Maple Sugsr and Preserves,
barrels superior Apple Brandy,
pipe Holland Gin,
barrels old Monor sshela Whiskey,
90 barrels old Bourbon Whisksy, ..
d octave Brandy,
10 barrels Gin, @.
9basketa Champaign
Boxes Bitters, Herring. and Beef
ALSO. 81
Lot Clothing Small Stores and Hats
Lot Grain Sacks and Tents
Kegs W bite Lead and Paint.
Sugar mill Scales, Counter. &c
my.l43 VIM L. WALL Il CO.. Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-14
TRY GOODS AT OLD PRICES.

Having bought largely before the late advance
in goods are thereby enabled to sell them for
less thsn the present wholesale prices.
We have full lire of Dress Goods, Ladies' Silk
ana tprpg Gioaks Sun Umbrellas, Bonnets, Flats,
Boys, straw Hats, White AID Cheekered Mating.
your interest and give us call EEa.
GEORGE J, JOHNSON 4 CO,
py IA 81 corner Goth street and Pa av.
EOR sKLR-Four large. sound. well broken
II MCEEa. Sold for ne farlt, the owner havi ng
no use for them. ApPlyht tass star Once.
myk-iws fBH
Evening star., 1864-05-14
CoLGATF's hoxRY SOAP.

CoLGATFis hoNRT Soar.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emoIlient in it's nature, fragrantly scent
Cd, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
akin. For sale by al sisrs and Fancy Goods
Dealers fa25-eoly
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYJ. G. Meg GUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs. -,

RY J. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Austionesrs. -,
IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE LIBRARY
BOOKS
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 4th, at 7
O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, and continued ea-h
succeeding Evening, at the same he ur, until the
whole is disposed OF, shall sell with out reserve
portion of the Library of the late ChAs r. Mayer'
Of Baltimore. Md, to which valuable additions
from another source has been made, the VIII lie
comprising Miscellaneous and Scientific Work. IL
lustrates Edition, Sets of Monthlies, Pamphlets.
Confessional Documents, &c., &c.
Terms cash.
HFCstslo;.ues now ready for delivery,
ap.&-dtf J. c. Meg UIRE Il Co, Aucts
Evening star., 1864-05-14

ISLAND DRY GOODS SToKH--Messrs. Wyth-
ers & RynIx, Clate of johnson & Sntton's store,1
have Just opened fine well.stocked dry goods
store on south eth street, near Boswell's drug
store. This neigh borhood OF the Island ward
has several handsome improvements made re-
Gently, and one OF the handsomest of them is
This new dry goods store. .-
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYW. l.. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.

RYW. L. WALL & CO.. Auc,ionsers.
Branaies SCI eiaan haIlsnd Gin, Royal Fort Wins.
Bourbon and Nectar Whiskey, Clarets, &C., 70.
aiming of the stock of r. Oromelien & Co, Win
sSd * thsr 1 order Of % at PTho Sale on
examined at their salss room, No. S93, Pennsy1.
APPS WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auets.
RY J. q. MCGUIRE co, Auctioneers.
1900 DOZEN TRADE SALE CHOICE OLD
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 18th, at IL
O'Clock, on the first floor of our Auction Rooms we
odS Dazhs 1T Il wHrs
handsomely labelled and put up in cases by the
e6The attention of the trade is particularly
called to this sale. --r
Terms cash.
my.ll-d j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RYJ. G. MoG UIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
NEW THREE. STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE WITH STORE ATTACHED ON K sT.,
NEAR CONNICTICUT AVENUE AT AUC-
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May l2tn at 6
O'Clock on the premises, We shall Sell, desirable
Lot on K street north next to tt corner of Con.
story Brici bSeiDs House, ntk store
Room attached. we'll adopted tor q business place
as we'll a. residence, being in the vicinity Of the
public Departn ents snd Offices.
Inmediste possession given.
Terms one,hs,f & sash the remainder In six,
OF Gdu trust on the premises T % 90 ~, ,,
my.7 taH- J. O. MCG & CO., Aucts,
THE aE3VE af SALE
my id 0'n - 'ne stS G. nSee %cGGTRG III Haseo co.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING CAMP
- AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT CUT.

CALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
- AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TINT CUT.
: 1hitJ Qaayteymaster'S 0SEes Depot Wasaisstcs.S
. -. WashisgtGR. ID C My IL, 1854.
Warehouse, No. s 18th street, between H aud I
stpsefss Washingtoa City, D. e.. at Roclock M.
of Capt. D. Ct. Thomas, n s. K. U.S A. q large
lot OF stores condemned ssunft for public ser.
Tnfantry and Cavalry Costs and Trowsers. Shirts,
Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Taps, Ttump pets.
Pans, Camp K etiles, Spedes shevels, Knapsa NJ
Haversaeks s. Fed sachs, &c., dc, de-
Alsa about sixty f6aI sons of Tent Cuttinrs
Terms cash in Government funds,
isrccessfui bidders win be required to remove
2 = - D. a. RCUKER,
Brieadisr General and Ckisf Qusrtermasser,
= mYi2ytd .sss0 gg DEPOT efWSshipGton, y. O
.zysq anzssE ',s'St '''sfsf's1Al ~ ss '.Lss
Evening star., 1864-05-14

A PLEASANT TINE IN PROSPECTS, adver-
tisement elsewhere of st. Dominic's Sunday
School pic -nie, to be held at the Park, Monday
May %. Everyb body remembers the delightful
pic-nlcs at the same locality by this school last
year, and will be eager TO secure tic kets for the
coming one. The management of the affair is
an excellent hands, and it is sure to be perfect
success.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioueers.

SNUG FRAME HOUSE BUILD
Ne LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUG
+. On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May IS, at o'clock.
on the premises, We shall sell original Lots Nos
Jag feet % inches on south L street between Sd and
AZ streets west running back l29 feet II inches to
OF them improved by neat and well built two
story frame dwelling the whole surrounded with
1 Tile perfect IT - 8't.5
Terms One half cash, the rsmsinder in six
months. with interest, secured by q eesd OF trust
on the prs mises !
"A payment of $50 ON each Lot will be required as
the time Of sale. FaE
i Conveysnces at the cost Of the purchaser.
My.l3-eo&ds MCGC IRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-14

RYJ. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOI-sE
. AND LOT ON FOURTEENTH STREET RE-
TWEEN l. AND NJ STREET
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON June 18th, at
o'clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed of
trust from Hepg.stts re Focte. to the subse, ibee,
A. s. No. l5 folios No 4i4, ct seq one If the Iand
Records for Washin ston Cosnty d. G., shall sell,
247. running back l25 feet to 3o-foot public sIey
House. s
Terms Ope-third in cash; the remainder in sir
and twelve months, with interest, secured by dsed
oftrust on the premises ~ N
.Conve, e,ances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser.
If the terms of Sale not complied with in ga
days thereafter, the Trustee reserves the ri ght to
resell at the cost of the defaulting purchaser on
... RICHARD A. HYDE, Trustee
my,I4-2aw&ds &c MCGUIRE co turts
Evening star., 1864-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
For other Auction Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND 70. NOR ROw

As'S. MeaoihH q w., Auctioneers.
AND TSiMPkovRD PhopkSsaTfT PhoHp4Saf tnPfEHtD nN bNLH'
MSRk ANENGE, BETWKEN AND G STS.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nav 18th st a
o'clock on the premises, By virtue cfa decree Of
the late Circuit Court and rnended decree Of
the Supreme Court cf the District of Columbia
sittn Court of Equity, the latter deere dstc2
April 2ath 1854, and rendered in 3 cause No. 7Ss
Wherein Elizabeth Brent is com plAinant, and Chas
Z. Brent, and others, defendants, the undersigned
Trustee will sell all OF Lots 2, parts Of and To- in
Square No 6SS, as follows
Part of Lot Nc. 7, fronting so feet on Delaware
avenue. between north and @ streets, aud run.
ming back l9S feet to 80 feet alley Improved by
substantial and we'll built =. .sr.-.'
BACK DWELLING-HOUSE WITH BACB
AnofLotso 6ntEI sU1kDlSffs. ~ fss. ,uc,ss pa,,
ware averne, between North B and G streets, and
runnit back average de pth of lS4ss feet 30
BHICK DWKLLJNG-HOCsE WITH BACE
BUILDINGS.
Part Of Lot No. 10, fronting IS feet inches on
Delaware avenue, between and streets n ,rth
runnins back about 14o feet to . Is feet diey.
All this valuable property is 81 tuated within .
grounds Is consumm mated viii be Immediately "a.
joining. -..--
Terms One third cash the remaindsr in Fix and
twelve months, with interest, secured to the sata-
faction Of the Trustee. or all cash. at the ooton c!
purchaser. -,..-- p.
,ConYeyances and stamps At the cost of the pa.-
chaser. =. -
Early possession Of the buildings will be given
J. CARROLL BRENT, trustee
Ap I'D J. c. Mo9UIRE A 60 Auets
Evening star., 1864-05-14
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucti,

y. ". mcVSlhE q wv huStioLetES.
ELEyEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE VICINITY
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May g, ste o'elsck,
op the premises, We shall sell, Eleven good Build
ing Lots IN Drury's sub division of SQcsre No eos,
situated hefws Fourteenth and Fifteenth str se3
west and north P and Chestnut street
FERNS One fourth in cash the Remainder in E1,
twelve. and eighteen onths with iutere st secured
by de- ed Of tfGst on the premises. ..
Couveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
MA cash payment of $50 on each Lot viii be re.
Quired at the time ofsale ~ q.
my.7-d j. o. MCG UlRE Co AIetas
RY VIM B. LEWIS & Co., Auc,ioneers. =
LARGE CLOSING OUT SALE AT AUCTION.
At eur store, No. 427 Seventh street, on MON
DAY next, the 18th inst. at 10 clock a. m, We
shall sell great variety of Fancy Goods, Silver
Plated Castors. Tea Sets. Tea and Table Spoons,
Forks. Knives, Cups, &c Ice Pitchers, Table and
Pocket Cutlery. Fancy Soap, Writing Paper, Spool
Cotton. Needles Brushes, &C., &c, to he sold
without reserve to close. ~ t4.-..
Also, in the EVEN ING at 71s clock, Gold and
Silver Watches. Jewelry, G old Pens, Photographic
Albums, Family Bibles. Books, &c &c.
WM. B. LEWIS d CO..
nv Is st iChrop2tl AuctioneerS.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
pYJ. MCGUIRE L CO ,Auctioneers.

. . NJ 7'S ND y y
EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THI
CORNER OF MORT. l. STREET AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. -0
On Tt ESDAl Az ERNOON. May Nth. at 81
ocl2ck. or the premise shall sell, the Whole OF
Lot No 5, IL square Nc. 72. stustsd at the corner
ofnortb street and New q Har1 pshite avenue di.
vided INTO eighteen Lots of about fifteen feet fr rt
each fronting esrec;ively on l. street and New
Hsrnpshire Avenue. .--
Termr One-t third in cash; the remsinder in SIX
and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed o trust on the premises, or ell cash at the
option OF the purchaser.
Convey ances at the cost of the purchaser.
payment of $40 on esch lot viii be required Of
the tint OF sale.
my.Iod J.C. MCGUIRE l. CO. Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-14

TOR BENT--A delightful RESIDENCE, With
l. Furniture. on Georgetown Heights, on the
above StoddarG st. Possession given on the 10th
OF June next. For terms, &c, apply on the prem
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