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THE DRAFT.
Proposed Repeal of the $500 Exem ptien
Clause-MeSsasef from the President and
the W ar Depa TIM emit.

DhA fT.
Proposed Repeal of the $500 Exemption
Ciause-MeSsase from the President and
the War Department.
The following was laid by the Speaker be-.
fore the House yesterday, and referred to the
Commute on Military Affairs:
nave the honor to submit for the consideration
OF Congress letter and Enclosure from the
Secretary Of War, with my concurrence in the
Recommendation therein made.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WAsHINGToH, d. c., j. ne Sth, 1864.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CITY,
June 1th, 1e6i.-To the President-Sir:-I beg
leave to submit to you report made to me by
the Provost Marshal. e neraI, showing the re-.
suit Of the draft now going on to dI the va.
commencing repeal of the clause in the en-.
.rollment act, commonly known as the "three
hundred dollar clause" The recommendation
OF the Provost Marshal General is approved
by this Department, and trust that it will be
recommended by you to Congress.
The recent successes that have attended our
arms lead TO the hope that by maintaining our
military iSs strength and giving it such increase
quire, an early termination Of the war may be
attained, but to accomplish this 1t is absolute
~ necessary that efficient means be taken with
vigor and promptness to keep the army up to
its strength, and supply the deficiencies occa.
stoned By the losses sustained In the field. To
that end resort must be had to q draft, but
ample experience has now shown that the Pc
cultar exemption from service illustrates the
object Of the Enrolment law, by furnishing
money instead Of men.
An additional reason for repeating the three
hundred dollar clause u.s., that it is contem.
short term. The burden OF military service
Will, therefore, be lightened, but the certainty
OF furnishing troops is an absolute essential to
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
i. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
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RUMORS.


Rumor has been busy for the last twenty -four
hours with stories that &" Grant is retreating;''
"Grant has fallen back fifteen miles," "Grant
has gone to Harrison's Landing, on James
river" &C., &c. Ar -
These rumors have, for the most part, doubt
less grown out OF the fact that Grant has not
been reported as fighting for the last day or
two; and as IT. is known that he is not of the
stand.still order, the conclusion was immedi-
ately jumped to that he was either falling back,
or swinging across the peninsula to James
river and new base, with the purpose of
heading for Richmond on new tack.
Without pretending to be over lowing, we
will undertake to say that whatever may be
the movements Grant is engaged in, no one Of
them partakes In the slightest degree of the
character of q retreat. Grant may be feeling
along the entire line of the defenses of Rich.
mond for the most vulnerable point, much as
he felt along every part Of the defenses Of
Vicksburg, and he will surely be as successful
in the case Of Richmond as he was in that of
vicksburR.
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CAPTURE OF A PRIZE.

CAPTURE OF A PRIZE. . =
On Friday last two of Marshal McPhairs
detectives, in cruising in the Potomac, came
across the schooner Melinda, Of Baltimore,
Capt. Edward Lee, owned by himself and
brother, and suspicioning something wrong,
as she was bound to Alexandria and was lying
at anchor when she had q fair wind, they
boarded her, when they found that she had an
assorted cargo, among which was some whis-
Ky Ia barrels, marked cider. There was also
found on board q rebel signal ofdcer, named
W. H. Archer, who had his uniform and equip.
ments with him, who went on board at Balti.
more, and at the time the detectives went on
board was found in bunk with his face
covered. = IL l4r ..r
The vessel was taken possession of, and
turned over to the gunboat Coenr de Lion, Of the
Potomac flotilla. She has q varied cargo on
liquors, and lumber. The cargo is valued at
several thousand dollars. .. s.sF
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED

The State of Maine reached here yesterday
morning from the White House. She had on
board about six hundred wounded, including
thirty EIGHT officers
1t IL understood at the wharf that in future
no wounded will be sent here on any boats ex.
cept those fitted up with hospital accommo-
datlons; consequently the arrival of boats
with wounded will not be so numerous as
heretofore.
The steamer Monohonsett arrived with about
375 wounded, from the White House, which
she left at three o'clock yesterday afternoon
These men were mostly from the 9Th corps,
and were in charge Of Surgeons O'Farrell and
G., Wiley.
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THE VOTE FOB VICE PRBsIpENr-The fol.
lowing has been handed to us as the result
OF the vote for Vice President, before any
changes had been made by the different delega-
tons: Maine-Hamlin, IA. New Hampshire-
HamIin, q; johnson, 1; Dickinson. 3; Butler.
2. yermont-Hamlin, 9; johnson, 5; Dick
inson, 1; Butler, 9. Massachusetts - Ham
lin, 8; Dickinson, II; Butler, 2; Holt, :.
Rhode Island-Hamlin, 3; Dickinson, L. Bura-
side, 2. Connecticut-Johnso ~. New fork-
Hamlin, 6; johnson, 30; Dickinson, %. New
Jersey-Johnson, 9: Dickinson, ~ Pennsylva-
nia-Hamlin, 50. Delaware-Dickins son. g..
Maryland-Hamlin. 1; johnson. .; Dickinson,
II. Loulsiana-Johnson, Z Dickinson, ..
.Arkans as-Johnson, TO-, Missourl-Johnson,
2; Butler. 20. Tennesse-Johnson, Is. Ken
tucky-Rousseau, 81; Todd l.. Ohio-John-
son, az. Indiana-Johnson, 70. Illinois
Hamlin, 80. Michigan-Hamlin, Is. Wis
consn-Hamlin, d; johnson. 2; Dickinson, 10.
Iowa-JOhnson, 16. Minnesota-Hamlin, S;
Dickinson, 3. California-Hamlin, S; John.
son, 3; Dickinson, 2. Oregon-Colfax. s. West
Virginia-Johnson, 10. Kansas-Hamlin, 3;
johnson, .; Dickinson, 9. Nebraska-Hamlin,
L. johnson, 3; Dickinson, L. Colorado-DicK-
inson,6 Nevada-Johnson,6
Total-Johnson, 19s; Hamlin, $50; Dickinson,
10; Butler, a6; Rousseau, 2li Colfax, g. Holt, 2;
Burnside, 2; Tod, l.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
fBy the Peoples Line-Ohace 511 Ninth stree

NEW York, June s.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
1131; U. s, 52os, 1856 Certificates Of Indebt-
sdness, 3d. Gold, 1861; N. Y. Central, 1872:
Reading, 1872 X Michigan Central, l43X; Mich
igan Southern, 96; Illinois Central, r1iex
Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1l2 Galena and Chi
cago, =; Cleveland and Toledo, 141X; Ohii
Prairie du Chen, OK; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago. liz; Alton and Terra Haute, 81;
Chicago and Northwestern, SAX; Quicksilver,
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~ In Switzerland, with an area Of about
half that Of the State OF South Carolina, but
with population nearly equal to that Of Penn
sylvania, there are now published A5 ne VS.
Cstholic,) 10 agricultural, etc. $50 are pub.
lishsd in the German language, 103 in the
French, in the italian, and 3 in the Romaic.
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Great Mass Meeting IN Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June s.-A great mass meeting,
to ratify the nominations Of the Union conven-
ton, was held at Monument Square tonight,
Maynard aud Parson Brownlow, Of Tennes.
see, Gaddis, of Ohio, ex- Mayor Swami, of Bal
timore, and others made speeches. Resolutions
were adopted, cordially endorsing and ratify-
ing the nominations, and commenting the same
to the loyal voters throughout the country.
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TO BE SENT TO FORT DELAWARE.
The Commissary General OF Prisoners has
directed that all oNtcers and men except guer-
rillas) now held as prisoners OF war in the Old
Capitol prison be Immediately sent to Fort Del
aware. The guerrillas will Be retained at the
Old Capitol under strict guard.
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CAPTURE OF REgrL STEAMER

CAPTURE OF BKb&1EAmEN.
BosToS, June s.-The prize ste amer Thistle
from Bermuda for Wilmington with agenersl
cargo, capture on the 4th instant by the gun
boat Fort jackson, has arrived. She was
caught after a chase OF six hours and threw
overheard most of her cargo. She Is an iron
side.vheel steamer, go tons.
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STEAMER BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The New York
steamer Berkshire, en- route to Hudson last
evening, was burned. She rs total loss, and
it is reported that forty lives were lost by the
disaster. = St#t
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By direction Of the War Department Major
Horace Neide, Of the SAD regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps, has been detailed for special
duty, and will report to the Provost Marshal
General for instrue' ions.
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1.-THE admirable Photographic report Of the
proceedings OF the Baltimore Con vention, pub
lished by the Chronicle, was made by Mr.. James
o. Clephane, the accomplished photographic
clerk to the District Supreme Court
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YMANB PATENT
GELlsEALING FRITZ Jar

l. SEL1-sEALING FRUIT JAR.
We particularly invite the attention Of those in
tending to put mp fruit to examine LYMAN'S
SELF SEALING fRUIT JARS, simple in con,
struction; they are more easily sealed or opened
Ssmnles of berries and fruit put up in then Jars
last wear can be seen D our store.
Pull directions accompany each Jar for putting
up q. ", BOTELER & SON,
Housefurnishins Store,
31S Penn ave., between 9th and 10th
est iCh-onicle.!
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A7 IMPROVE YOUR EYE -
Sssight by the use of the eel. -
ecrated PEBBLE and PBRIscoPIo SPRorAoLRs, uni
versally acknowledged as the best for STRENGTH
scienti6cally and correctly suited, by FRANKLIN
& 90, Opticians. ~
ga Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sta.
3ss Pennsyiyania Avenue under the National
fIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, CARTEH DE vIsITR,
&c. in great varsity, and at the lowest prices.
r.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CONDEMNED UNDER THE CoNFIsC ALTON ACT.
On Tuesday, in the District Court, Judge
Ohn,) hnal DEGREES, were made in the cases Of
the following property, seized under the con-
fscation act Of July II, 1862: John Letcher,
lately Governor Of Virginia, and Hon. Geo. S.
Houston, formerly member Of the House Of
Representatives from Alabama, consisting of
lots to 12;; in square 67s; Craven Ashford,
formerly justice OF the peace here, sub di vi
(Bill Thomas, formerly deputy collector and
post office clerk,) part OF lot T, in square $40;
II. n. Lewis, ub-division in square 2l6 !;
sos r: Hough' lot 8, in square es5, and
Charles Ford, lots 10 and IL, square ST.,
and lots II to - and % to %, in square 65l;
Thomas w. Greer, formerly pastor to Navy.
Yard Baptist Church, lots to S and S., in
square 737; John L. Lancaster, S. Hanson, ir. ;,
and Rose A. Lancaster, lot 2, subdivision d, of
Todd's subdivision of square 352; Trustin Polk
formerly Senator from Missouri) and W. T.
Smithson, (the banker now in the Albany pen.
itentiary.) parts Of lots and 4, in square ase;
Geo. p. Scarborough, late Judge Of the Court
OF Claims,) an extensive and valuable law Ii
erary W lot as and part Of g
mander of the Washington Navy ard,) lots
IL and 12, in square lis; John Scheck, south
half Of lot q, square 351; Chas. Spalding, (of
Frederick, in Georgetown Much OF this prop
erty is improved.
DIVORCE GRANTRD-Yesterday Judge DIN,
sitting in equity, made decree In case of Mar
tina E. French agt. Othneil French, dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony between them, and
giving the petitioner the right to resume her
maiden name and again marry, as though the
respondent were actually dead, but making it
unlawful for the respondent to marry again
until the petitioner is actually dead.
The petition on which the decree was made
was filed by NJ. Thompson, Esq, and states
that they married on the 26th Of December,
1861, (the maiden name OF the petitioner being
Beardsley,) and that the respondent totally
abandoned and deserted her, and that she has
never cohabited with him. She also charges
that the defendant has been guilty Of repeated
acts Of adultery with woman named Eliz-
abeth Stevens, in house on q street, between
9th and eth, and with divers other women.
There was no appearance for the respondent,
ana commissioners were appointed to take tes-
timony, when two witnesses testified to the
main allegations in the petition. ..-.
SENT TO AIMS HoUsE-Last Tuesday night
Roundsman Ecklof picked up colored girl
named Rose johnson from the street in q feeble
condition. She had just returned from Albany
penitentiary, where she had been confined
year for larceny. Mayor Wallach gave per-
NIT for her admission to the Aims House, she
being afflicted with consumption. &
STATE OF THE THRRMoMETRR.-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 244 Pennsylvania
avenue. the theY mOm0tor stood TODAY at
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMETRR.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 2A Pennsylvania
avenue, the ther mometer stood to-day at
O'Clock 81 In the shade; 95 in the sun.
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GREAT SALES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
BOOKS. AUTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS,

WEDNEsDAY EVENING, June is, a.7s o'cls
at Mr. A. Hunters Rooms over the Bank Of Wash.
ipgtQp, re shall sell. ap of Mr.. Hunters stock OF
Rare and valuable Books, Magazines. Law State
Paper.; EH2l2rins fIpeditions; grimean Reports,
laneous, Religious &c, with Coins. Curiosites.
Autographs, Rare Plaster Busts. Paintings. amous
which valuable Picture of Jupiter, &c. BY. Cor.
reggie. Also, Secretaries, Book Cases, Shelving
Tables, &c.,&c.
Sales will be continued MONDAY and WE'D.
NESDAY EVENING", until all are sold, O. the
rooms must be vacated at an early day
Catalogues 900 lots ready three days before
each sale. Books can be seen al any time,
ie 8. dts [Chron.l w. B. LEWIS & 90. Aucts.
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NEW yORK Mapxrr

a, NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 9, noon.-Fiour is 15ca20c
better. Wheat &c better. yCorn dull. Provi-
sions firm. Whisky firm at 32k. Gold 1877.
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$3.50 ,943,sT2 So
RoPOsALs FOR DAN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, June 1864.
. -.. o., L. f. CHITTENDEN, ReRist
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OF r &c IAL.
Receipts and Expenditures.

vs. Receipts and Expenditures. -
Statement Of tAe Receipts and Ezpendihres Of he
us,ted States, for tie quarter ending AarcA3i'
1854, exclusive Of fr'tst FUNDS. ih I
~ REcaIPrs. ~
From From sales Of public lands - : isisss q
From direct tax, per act Of 9Th August -.
From internal revenue z,Sa5,2l2 IS
From incidental. includes ST. 40 1856 IS -, -
received for Communication money: II, ST ISL 80
From fractional currency, per act OF
From S United States notes, Per act Of 80 y
From san years, bonds, per act of Fob >.
FROM r"a' Certificates Of indebtedness, per 70
acts lst and nth of March, 1867. $50 90, 90
ruary rs and March IL. 1852 2a,6s6,7si 81
From six per cent. 20-year bonds, per
act Of July II, 1861 -. So: I5e4,675 90
From two-year per cent. interest
March ;, 1868 80; ~ s24s,s OF
bearing Treasury notes, per act ~
March 8, 1858. ..... n, 400, 900 on
yg7 A. taF S3ss,2l ,l5o os
Civil, foreign intercourse, and miscel-
Interior pensions and indisnj... aSSi ,aoi - -
WAT $1,000. ly5t4I ,740 SO
inte5sst on public debt So ''''''' ~
including Treasury
redemption Of stook;iosn '''''' ' aa' ~ ~
Payment sy nae1 of Treasury '''~ "
notes, issued per act of
December q, l&7.-.-. 500 o.
Payment of Treasury
notes, per act of March -,ezm
Redemption of postage
and ether stamps. per ~
l. act of July II, l861.--. 800, ;5N IS -..
REDEEM ption of -l0cou- .-.... -
pom bonds, per act July -, a. .t-
II, 1861 49,. y60l,DJ %
| Redemption of United
| States Treasury notes,
per act of July II, 1851. u 07,095 Is
Redemption OF United srss
States Treasury notes,
issued per act of Feb
ruary Is, 1862 40 IA9 %
Redemption of certii. ..
Gates of indebtedness,
per acts of Let and 18th
March. 1862.... 6l,8l3,T0 %
Reimbursement of tenn
porary loans, issued
per act of February Is
and March II, 1862. 49,. q ,9d ,O5 II
Redemption offractional
currency, per act March .. .on =.
3, 1868. A0,sO w =.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auesioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE OLD WINE

On THURSDAY MORNING, June Is, at 10 elk.
East Capitol Park, We ALI sell, without reserve
his extensive stock of fine Wines and Liquors, some
oft being reserved stock of the last twenty years
Choice Brands Of Madeira, Port, Sherry, Rhine aud
ClAret Wines.
Superior Old Monongahela, and Cabinet whiskey
some bottled in 1870.
Choice Brandy, Santa Cruz and Jamaica Rum, Obi
Scotch Whisky Imported in 1874, Peach Brandy,
Wild Cherry Brandy.
Hungarian and California Wines, Old Julep, Psrs
ley Brandy, Champagne in quarts and pints,
White Wine, Vinegar: &c, &c.
Ore u rye French plate Mirror. 80. 49,.
" Catalos CUES may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms.
Terms cash.
lie cd j. q. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucu.
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c.. DEDICATION

9 gHa1g ss1s.. Of y; s s.h
And and streets, Gsland win take place SUNDAY
ohspan to the g So Senate kss MR.
Sel .Sd ] m 5c will be p.ovided for; O'Clock
The public are invited to attend the opening SER
vices of this handsome church edifce. je 9-3ts
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
FOURTH pREssY7ER1AN CHURCH.
18th street, between and H.
will be given on the 49,
EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst,
when - thlr
ROssINI's sTABAT MATER
w S :s fnf
-a. A RARE TREAT
principal ,a book and music stores in the city.
NrBooKKEEPING AND PENMANsH1p.
s.-s.f i, PROF. G. W. WOOLLEY .r
has the pleasure Of announcing to his friends and
the public of Washington that he has leased, for
dc .n s1 s
for permanent s'
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY OR COLLEGE,
pupils than his former rooms could accommo-
Glasses attend morning afternoon and evening.
Those anxious to acquire bold, elegant and rapid
and eds tan in
times day if they please and accomplish their
commencing before different arrangements be
made that are in contemplation. ~; IT.
~ ATTENTION, JOURNEYMBN COACH
teDs an .ajourned melting Of the Assoeistion 70
north street, ssE ao ths
je SGT. FRANCIS P. KANE. Sec
NJ STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
The Strawberry Festival of the ladies of the 9th
street Methodist Protestant Church, at the Union
League Rooms, will be continued
THIS AND TO MORROW EVENINGS
"Wednesday and Thursday
Little Cordelia Lazsnby, the Child Speaker, will
deliver speech to nil ht, -
Admission 10 cents. je S.2ts
" STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
O First Presbyterian Church, az street Dr.
Sunderland. every evening this week. e73t*
U8 LUTHERAN CHURCH viii hold straw.
berry Festival in the lecture room of the Church,
DAY june tn and eontinae foar for the
benefit of the Sunday School and Home Mission
cause Single admission Is cents. Season tickets,
one 1s person 80 cents Family season tickets ST.
nrF.sTIvAL AND FAIR AT ISLAND
N HALL.-The ladies Of the Seventh street
tie sSs!s Hall, semnsncins MONDAY My s. :.
been engaged fer the occasion. The Piano, kind
ly furnished. is from z. Eliis's music store.
a.. admission ~ Is cents Season Tickets, one per-
my INV 50 @H.- -.
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One large French plate Mirror.
>, ~ Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms. .r
Terms cash. . 49,.
RY THOMAS DOWNING. Auct Georgetown.
S4En SE S4 aEoks
5 6eTS AB tpsFFF4fs June ss
so'clock. will sell. in front e the premises; Lots
l2O feet on MontgomeIy street, These lots win be
feet on the south side Of West street With depth
street. 30
The south parts of Lots $50 and 2sl, fronting g.
ssss aa VIII Ss depth Of is ss 0''
= ALSO. s,.--y, -
10 Georgetown fronting 40 feet on the east side Of
Green street, above Gay street, with depth ofp
Ali oonveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
Jed [1nte.l THos. BOWLING. Auct
RY WIN. B. LEWIS Z 90, Auctioneers.
Id 307 Pennsylvania avenue
SPECIAL rEE RHSTESk sap ANp IMPORTANT
our new ksoms ga Psnns
DAY. June Iith. st 10 O'clock, Of 49,,
Insss Print. ofssS
Iife 81 our SAVIOR, Fins I%gslisi FSsts al
fae sas snd pRssss es all
Z A large and fun sssortnsnt.of Photographic Al
buns. ever size and make. ....,.l..... -.
a5ss Tss soe soa
The IF e
The pictures Will be on exhibition at our Room
Ne e fs SSaon W. TH#s 81 az
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.
TwINTy yAEgAPtE Rg1I p ItHoT FSJs On
On THURSDAY, the 9Th inItsnt, ats O'Clock, p.
m,ws shall sell In front q the lrspises1,, mart #
ecIasa ssSe ssss s &:
osf Iss e Ssss 7s and 10. opposite the Oh
DfGsa ki: :aa t Squares rs .aa' not o.
ia pss named two lo.s are s0us
emit distances from both sne Vasa"
a TSs sale Vi. begin sr o.| siSas Si IN six
Terms One. third in cash; ths hr.s1iuS interest,
and By .ae q cost ofhs '
'n 3s sdt. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au''
.sss1t HS;:
sos y sen Sossre next to the Coast Suf'''
Office. -,
Terms rms same a. saGRSE EfEN L WILLIAMS. Auca'
I -rur xrOyr SALE Is POSTPONED UNIV or-
TUESDAY next, the 18th instant q Inc
ana sladee. GREsN & WILLIAMS. A1c.s.
NoTICE OF REMeyAL-wM Nh ,; u d 6ES. iso !
sh sPd ,s
will, usual give their stssnsaon ana solicit
an Of dsy
and shoes, books, Mi.iontett1h tie store on TUES.
Bbs HSs FHu HssSA1lr sni SATURDAYS Cash
advances msas nffHWfS K Co.. Auctionesrs;
Ms-st Ne. so1 Pc az. bet. 9th ana @Sn ".
486 8 TO : Q B . o. 4S6t =,
a few eh SSiHSis ~ No No 5ss iih street.
ap . lmifs
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionssrs.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF AND 10TH STREETS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June IT, at half past
six o'clock on the premises shall SELL parts Of
Lots Nos. 10 and IL in sauare No. TO- fronting on
North street, at the corner of Nineteenth street
west, to be divided into building lots. .,.t
These Lots finely located for private resi-.
derces. on quiet snd pleasant street, but in full
view of Pennsylvsnis avenue.
Terms cash.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
je cd &c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Ancts
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CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NoRTHwBSTAND SO UTHwEsT
EN II N EsssssFssssssf Sts5sssss:: S i,

ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER ism
trains win leave Baltimore from the North Ca
vert Station as follows va
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DYJ @. MCGUIRE 6 CO.. Auctioneers

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE DESIRABLE
DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE
EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET WEST, BE
TWEEN g AND II STREETS NORTH.
e. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 18TH. a. 6
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots No
Is and Is, in Square No 4S6 fronting together s.
feet on 9th street west. between and street.
north, and runnipg back So feet to a wide public
ALLEYS. improved by three very desirable Frame
Dwelling Houses with back buildings, to be sold
separately. .. .. .r..rg'
Terms One half cash; the remainder in 3 and
months, with interest, secured by deed on the
premises. 49,. ......, .-...'. -
Conve yances at the cost of the purchaser.
lie GIT j. o. McGUIRE q Co, Auct's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09
RY W. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

SATURDAY MORNING, June Il, at o,elsck,
at our store, No. Sf Penna. avenue, we shall sell
a good lot Of Furniture. Feather Beds. Stove Fix.
lures, Bow Windows, &C., with 10000 Cigars,
jest tChronI W. B. LEWIS & CO.. Auct's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09
RY J. c. MoG UIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE LOT OPPOSITE THE wlsTER,
MARKET

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th, at 81
O'Clock, on the premises. We shall sell, the
part of Lot No s. in Square No. lU. fronting q
feet on north street, between 18th and 18th SITS
west. and nearly opposite the Western Market
Terms: Ope,half cash. the remainder In sir
months, with interest, secured by deed 0ftrust
op the premises. IN
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
je9-d rep &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts