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Official War Bulle tin.
TOTAL DEFEAT OF MORGAN b.
RuRBR IDGE,

TOTAL DEFEAT OF MORGAN BY
BURBRIDGE.
Three Hundred Rebels Killed and 800
W. unded-Capture OF 400 Prisoners nd
1000 Horses.
WASHINGTON, June 14-2 A. n.
To Major General Dig, Neg York: -
We have dispatches from the Army OF the
Potomac as late as o'clock This morning.
The movement was at that hour IN success
full progress.
No reports day from Gen. Sherman.
The following despatch from General Bur-
bridge, commanding in Kentucky, has just
reached here:
al attacked Morgan at Cynthiana at day.
light yesterday morning, and after an hours
hard fighting completely routed him, killing
three hundred, and woundipg nearly as many
msre, and capturing nearly four hundred pris-
oners, besides rpcapturing nearly all OF Gen.
Hobson's command, and over one thousand
horses. Our loss in killed aud wounded Is
about one hundred and fifty. Morgan's scat
tered forces are flying in all directions, have
thrown away their arms and are ont Of am
munition and are wholly demoralized."
Dispatches from Gen. Butler, at nine o'clock
this evening, indicate no change in his COM
mand.
No further intellig ence has been received
from Gen Hunter
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF War. q.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Attempt 70 ASsassinate Mesquera-A SPeck
Of War-spanish Aggression to be Re.
sisted.
New YORK, June A.-Panama papers re.
ceIved by the Northern Light give particu lars
OF fire at Aspinwall on the gath ult., which
DESTROYED two blocks, including the City
Hotel and several fine residences. The loss Is
heavy.
An attempt to assassinate M0squera was I'M
successful, and the assassins were arrested.
VALPARAISO ates to the 9TH state that the
whole Chilian and Peruvian coast ID mighty
excited at the recent Spanish occupation OF the
Chincas Islands, and the two Ministers and
Finance of Chill have been compelled TO resign,
on account Of proposing q settl.ment OF the dif-
fculties by Diplomacy, and new Ministers APP
pointed
The Chillan Navy is being augmented. The
frigate Chill is being armed, the principal forts
are being fortified, and large subscriptions be-
ing added to that OF Congress to place the
country on war footing. and aid Peru In
resisting the Spanish in vasion of American In
dependence.
business at Valparaiso is dull. Copper is
The ship Susan L. Fitzgerald, from Bsld-
The peruvian works OF defence and offence
are being iron. chad, and monitor 10 soon to DO
The PEOPLE are unanimous In the resistance
of Spanish aggressions. Bolivia, COLUMBIA
Ecuador, and the Argentine Repubiie, arc also
preparing tn assist Peru.
The frieates Lancaster and 81 mafye were
at Callao on the 18th alt. The Spanish Admiral
and Commander were hang In emgy u ran
ANA,
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DROP OSALs FOB LOAN,
rasAsunY DsrAarrsxr, June 8, IS;

A.. -...t.., ...:,,. - :. ., ....
son. ~ AZ. 80 ~. sa.;as s.;,st tLo -,
800 - - y.,e, n, -.
| -. l-sS.s.e.e.s... .,S;.,,.a. =.
snes'sl " op0IsHonl. ~ "a III.
lneieassa oeyonu lees,p'S s .t1n. "A1
ne, ,M " VIC ~ a;~oa - t,;. n.
S.acu o"els "i,l 'ne. .sMeL a. ,ass 80, 80.
psss msn' unuoI WIG ~ " To-. 80 go.
=, "0unesaa'' sho ,''A VI 60. g. .s.,
uhi'ea ots.eS W VIC ~n'oun' y, 10 .. -:
nons OF Dohars' oeAflns "u "u' - In or -.
per ceh'uni, pasHo'e s' I- - 90 md =.
nfss uaJs VI u,S ~ ., 20 10. CO., 10, 80 -
oeemaoie a'' 'ne "sh .. 'uno, .o1i.
hach oner must oe ior u, :, y, ose
OF some mui'ipo " ING -
state the sum lnciuulhs one,eu ,Ur essn
hundred dollars III ponos, OF ZOE '"o ohcf
Is Tor more than uII! Two per oeus u 'ne pi.no,-
pai-eSciuoine premiuHi-oi INC ;" noio "houn' Vi
fered must De deposited, - guar AMY 10, payHeh'
OF subscription II aceepsed' WIN 'he t., M
OF the United states ~ wssn1hgeon, ", WIN -, ,"e
Asmstans treasurer a. ne" io,A oon
aeiphia' OF OF. louis OF T NJ. e ee'lS
Depostar! .. n1ianore' s,A
hat, houis,h.e' 0acaso, Desrois' y, ~ VI
| WIN any Na'lonai nsnkihs Assoclas'on eus"o1
izea 70 receTe aepos''s uni'n u"' 'on, go 70
transact the business wisnous onarse. Seiti. .
Gates In aupncate OF deposits WIN % issueu "
tors sy the omcet or associa'ioh reee,ns .he
/ orlsihsso i which mus. oe iorwaiuou wa ~ 80
70 Tue Departhieht. M "epos''e 'u .e w "
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
VIOLATING THR RRvENuRLAws,

The schooner Flight, OF Baltimore, was seized
last weekly the mortar schooner Adolph Hugel
OF Alexandria, for a violation Of the reven ue
laws, she being bound to White House, Va, q
restricted port, and having on board a cargo Of
suffer goods not corresponding with the man
ifest, number of bottles of liquor being packed
in dry goods boxes, containing tour dozen each
which were MARKED in the manifest ucases,''
and cases usually contain but one dozen. She
was sent to this city as prize.
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DORROMRO COLLEGE,


BAL7IMoRB COUNTY ND q
without interfering with the usual annual cour se
this Institution viii be open for the reception of
select nu mber Of young gentlemen during the sum
mer months.
They will be under the charge of An educated
gentleman, and in August courses of struction
will be ri ven in Natural Science and Natura His
tory and Horticulture by Prof 1 9 HALDEMAN:
Their instruction will be adapted to the age and
understanding of the boys who may be admitted
and the confinement to study and instruc'ion will
not extend beyond two or three hours q day.
Applications for admission to be addressed to
Rev E. Q. 8 WALDRON, near Pikesville: Mary
land je 13-5t~
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HONOR TO THE sixth ARMY CORPS.
INV TeleRraph,1

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac, June 1.
To Moi Gen. Wright. Please give my thanks
to Brig den Ricketts, and his gallant com mand
for the very handsome manner with which
they pave conducted themselves to- day. The
success obtained by them is Of great import.
ance, and IL followed up will materially ad-
vance our operations. Respectfully yours,
3 GEO G.. MEAD, MAJ Gen.
Major General Wright requests ma to say
that he transmits the within with pleasure.
i R.P. HALsTBAD, a. A. 6.
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new yoRK STOCK MARKET.

fRy the Peopie's Line-Omce Sit Ntnta stree. J
NEW YoRK, June III >. 1884. coa pon 6's'
iiax; u. s ssos, 1881 osreiic.tes Of tnds sax
.dnsse, o.; Colo, 1861: n z Oentral. iS -:
Reading, a3ox; Michigan Central, u4x; Mich
igan Southern, eeH; Illinois Cenusl. uSti
Cleveland and P,tteburg. tt2 y: 6alens snd INT
caro- and Rock leland. li5I; NIL gaaesA ana
Prsirie dn Chien, Ga; ptstsburg. Fort Wsyne
and Chicago, u5k: Alton and Terra hAnse'
64k;, Chicago and North western. IN 0utcS'
silver, AK. ss1 taz f1s-s
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FROM FORTR ESS MONROE.
Heavy Firing In the Direction Of Rich.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 13.-The following
are the names Of Federal officers reported in
last Saturdays Richmond Examiner, as aying
arrived at Libby Prison Capt. ID. B. McCl-
ban, 18th U. g. Regulars Capt q. 9. Dodge,
18th Mich; Capt Henry r. Kelly, Msth Pa;
Capt. S. Pettitt, 120th New York; 1t s: Hunt.
ingdon nth Regulars; 1t Chas. L. Noggle,
Sd Regulars; 1t. Crosby, 1lsth Pa; Lit Curtis,
14Oth n. T.; 1t Wentworth, Hth n; 7. Artil-
lery; Capt. W. B. Pevoe, 18th Regulars.
The rebel Colonel L. M. Keitt, Of s. o., died
last Friday Of his wounds.
The steamer John A. Warner arrived at p.
m, lust in from Bermuda Hundred. No news
from that section.
Heavy firing heard this morning In tho dlrec-
ton of Richmond.
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PERsoNAL.-John G.. Nicoiay, Esq. the pri-
vate secretary of the President, started out
West yesterday on journey for his health.
He will probably extend his trip as far as
Denver, Colorado Territory, before his return.
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. THE BRITISH MINISTRY DRpRArsD.-Tbe
steamer Belgian, from Liverpool. on the 2t
inst, passed Cape Race on Sunday last, for
Quebec. The Government, it is reports ed, was
defeated, in full House Of Commons, by a
vote OF ten majority. That this will lead to
important changes there can be no Question,
and further news will he looked for with great
interest -.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
~ WAR DEPARTMENT.,

| ~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June II, 1854. :
'ss III ss
named A''sna'i ,Ph"Mrsn.n s.:,.
AEtSe Nse YORK Arsenal ao1ernors Island
A xsssA. rsssors s 5000
| 32-POCNDER SHELL rtJ
At the Watervliet Arsenal, New York, 500. 4
~, At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
~ the Aiieg hany Arsenal, ,pitts1urs. 5000.
These projectilss are t. BE- n.ds IF the kind Of
ordnance Manual, the tensile strength to burst
less than -, ,oe pounds per sau.ss inch 81.
Drawings can be seen at any of the United States
TSs nroeetles ara r. be inspected At the foundry
where casf. and are to be ivered at the Arsenals
free Of charge 70. rsts of not
than tenth d Of the vhes amount IN con og.
tra St for per week the frat deliver to De maze
Failure to make deliveries at . specified time ns
will subject the contractor to Forfeiture Of lie
Separate ropossls must be made for each calibre
Bidders win state explicitly the arsenal or ar
70 to
will Be- received from parties other than
the to s.
should any party obtaining contract offer shell
void.
The bidder viii be required to accompany his
prbSpostien With sHsrsnty :sned By two rssSo n
vii At once ,.1esuto the contract for the sans.
With GOOD and sun lent sureties in sum sa%sl to
the tS in ns IN WITH ths s sh
hidd0f contract. thew
to make good tho difference between the offer Of
sa to s.t the the %. ;!
ESe Of The a. int the be
cours 81 the 'p Gnted States
District ATTORNEY.
of tbs Contract signed BY the contractor and both
Of biz guarantoIs win be required 2f the success
ful bidder or bidders upon signing the contract.
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents OF -, In the.
county'o of -. and State Of -, hereby jointly
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid Of II Be
accepted that he or they win st once execute the
ss N s eaua to Of the
of the contract to furnish the articles proposed i9
in case the said --W shall fail to enter into
the difference between the offer Of the said =
- and the mex, lowest responsible bidder, or
the person to whom the contract may be awarded
{this day Of =, 1856.
ISeal
To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
Each party obtaining contract Will be Obliged
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for
it's faithful execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified, and furnished with forms of con-
tract, and bond.
The Department reserves the light to reject any
or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to " Bri gadier Gen
eral George D. Ramsay. Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
inxton. D. c." and win be endorsed g Proposals
for "a FOUNDER and 80 FOUNDER She'll"
GEORGE D. RAMSAY
je ls-eotd Brig Gen Chief of Ordnance.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER ROSE
The Navy Department has been informed
that on the I'd instant the u 8. steamer WAN.
suffer, stationed at Georgetown, 8. O., chased
q side wheel steamer until she ran ashore,
which proved to be the Rose, Of London, with
an assorted cargo. After a fruitless effort to
get the Rose afloat she was DESTROYED
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PRISONERS OF WAR

Eight prisoners Of war, captured near Lo-
Gust Grove, Va, by detachment of the 18th
Massachusetts, cavalry, under command of
Lieut. Hawkins, arri we'd here TO -day, and were
committed to the Old Capitol. Four of them
belonRed TO he SD North Carolina one to the
45th North Carolina, and three to the 5th Lou
fsiaua. .
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PROMOTED

Lieut.. John T. Potts, of the 9th regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps. now in charge OF the
military detectives and patrols at the head
quarters Military District of Washington, has,
By direction OF President Lincoln been pro.
noted TO a captaincy, his commission TO date
from the 9th Instant. .-T
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oNFIRMATIoNs YESTERDAY Brigadiar
General John Buford, United States velun-
teers, to be major general In the volunteer
force, July |, 1868; deceased.
John G. Tyler, OF Vermont, to be assistant
adjutant general. with the rank Of captain, in
the volunteer force.
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RETIRED

Colonel VIM. Dulany, Lieutenant Oolonels
Ward Marston and ]. q. Reynolds, OF the
Marine Corps, have been retired. The first.
named has teen in service over IS years, the
second "A years, and the third 80 years Maj
Zeilin Is now the senior nfff'aT
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sion. Astonishmentas the exploits of one 500,
yielded TO the graceful diApiAys of anothsr
Dan Rice was identified with everything Tn.
acting dogs and monEeys eiicfeed prolopesd
shouts. An ubGafniy buffslo WIS ridden and
the crowd In the pit The comic uruIes Clos ~
the perfor nance with a two act com edy vtscS
kept the audience laughing all the way homs
Altogether the show will not soon be forgotten
In Washing ton.
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THE KENTUCKY RAID.

INC heUel L 0FcE DeWUIaIlLcu anu SCUt"
tered-Gen. Hebson Under Arrest. ara.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 13.-Oapt. Dickson
Gen. Burbridge Is now here, and reports the
rebel force out OF ammunitioa, scattered, and
utterly demoralized in the fight at Cynthiana.
noon says after the Cynthiana defeat General
Hobson and part OF his staff were sent under
guard to Falmouth. The whole were escorted
by q scouting party, and are now at Falmouth.
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TO BE TRANSFERRED TO FORT DELAWARE.
Eight prisoners, held as hostages for Union
citizens now In the hands Of the rebels, and
fourteen enlisted men under sentence Of court.
martial, will be taken from the Old Capitol TO-
morrow morning, and transferred to Fort Del
aware.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN's VISIT 70
THE PHILADELPHIA EAR.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE COMMITTEES
appointed to invite President Lincoln TO visit
the Central Fair have received q Geographic
answer that the President expects to BE- able to
visit the Fair on Thursday next, the 10th inst.
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TAKE NOTICE.
! HAVE JUST RECEIYKD ~ GROSS OF LUD-
LOWS PATENT GLASS JARS and GLASS Gov
ERs, and sPRATT's IMPROV ED PAT eNT SELF
SEALING FRUIT CANS with GLASS COVERS,
fectly fresh state They require. no Wax, Solder,
or Cement, seal instantly, and are more easily
sealed and opened than any other article ever in
vented.
Reliable directions for putting up all kinds of
Fruits Vegetables, &c, will accompany the Jars.
Samples Of Fruits put up in these Jars last year
can be seen at my store. @. WOODWARD
Sole Agent for District of Columbia,
No SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
je ll.3t between 10Th and 18th SITS.
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The N atiOnaI Bookstore
Still Ahead.

The National Bookstore
Still Ahead.
The su bscriber having lately returned from the
Boston, iladelphia, and New York Spring Trade
Sales, invite the attention of Suffers, Peddlers.
Dealers, and the public generally, to his large
and splendid stock Of
BOOKS. STATIONERY.
FANCY AKTICLEs.
consisting in part Of
BOOKS, of all sizes, kinds and styles.
BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS in endless variety.
all styles and prices. rs - -
DIARIES, MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
CAP, NOTE and LETTER PAPERS. of all styles
and qualities, to suit the times
ENVELOPES, Plain. Fancy and Wedding, oil
PAPER NOVELS by the thousand or single enc.
fAz9Ss
CHESS k.af eH R6GKBs BACKGAMMON and CRIB
wn a9I g BEsks, PORTFOLIOS and WORK
PLATING CARDS, GAMES, GOLD PENS. PEN.
Of CARD PHOTOGRAPHS we offer the l.rses.
and pretti.st sssortm me ever before olsrsd !.
tifuliy colored. .-..
A large a sertment of the I b, PHOTO
NET SIZE PUTOGRAPHS, for framing; beautiful
goods.
gent for Taber & Co. 3 Celebrated AMBRO.
rYPEe
All of which offer at great indHcemep to the
trade, suffers, Pedders, &c, &c. Give call. ct
WILLIAM r RlCHSyEIN'S
-tg NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
'rt 2as PssNsItyAniA AVENUE.
| Washington. D. O.
B.-Another supply of Richstein's New Guild
Book to Washingto ton, ct Wholesale and retail.
myl4-eolm
XKIEHAvE JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE
w a larx. lot OF the finest Itslisn Violin
counfry Also one very fine old Stainer Via. -
lin and several othsrs Of ~ perior aa.lty This
ence az one Of oar firm Of the best material during
the sintrr season and s1r hwssrs.t.a to ts ira,
| The Mpsfc Store OF q. METzERCTf,
r;Sl @ce.nss Of 18th stree. ard r.. at snGe.
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A RESOLUTIONS in relation to the dirsc. tax law of
K.o is Soar, d ansaa. s.4 Board Of
1.; &. s ss,s e &: ss.s Of ass
and as soGr Hin Of the Common Council Be
and ths, hereby appointed 2S Commit to con
s see 70 the matter his
cation to tie M.Io5 MAY lisa
sf sfa 's a
August 5. 1861, and that ssid Committee ADJUST the
R hseeR%ethod o Of cHliec.ns the same. -'
Approved June 4, 1854.
RESOLUTION to purchase Hose, and for placing
: Reels in different sections of the Town.
this thousand feet Of Hose sn on hand
in different sections of the Town, FIVE hundred feet
Gcsmme. cSareiI q tts Corr ratios q Gee;sstoes,
the sans is hereby ropristed PAYABLE to the Or
der of the Chairman of the Committee on Fire
of such an amount Of new Hose as also the repair.
ing of such of the old Hose as needs it, and the
the Reels in the nerthesstern section Of he Tovn
az this sum will accomplish.
Approved june 4, 1854. - -....-.a.... d.. ..
RESOLUTION relating 70 the West Georgetown
Rtsolred BY he Board Of A ldern men asd Board Of
Genmqn Co,nei! Of a. Cooperation Of G.Grss,,ogn,
and they are hereby directed to Gh.vetwo windows
s 81 ss shoo
Approved June 4, 1854 % /
RESOLUTION in favor Of John P. Essex.
Resoictd by the Boa of Aldermen and Board Of
Comegoa ColoscH Of the Corporations Of Geor <doscn,
Thse the Clerk pay to the order of John r. Essex
the sum of Five dollars in full for white Wishing
the Station House. IApproved June 4, 1854.
RESOLUTION Establishing Hack Stand.
Resolved BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council of the Corporation Of Georget0rcr
That the sanction of the Corporation is hereby
given to establish hack stand Washi gton
above Bridge street, and opposite the Cnion
Hotel the owners of the pro perty agreeing to it.
Approved June 4, 1864. u. -s1 zE5
A RESOLUTION Approyinx the Contract to Build
Market House. j.
Resolved BY tAs Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Commor Council Of the Cooperation Of Gsorxfto,cn,
house Committee with John A: Rheem, Esq, of
gton city, D. C., be, and the same ia hereby
confirmed. Passed June 4, 1854
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RESOLUTION Approving the Contract to Build
Market House.

IOMINPS LIFE OF NAPOLEON Translated
y from the French with notes by Major General
Balleck, 4 vols. with atlas, S25;
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uS the Board of Trustees Of the Public
Schools will be held on TUESDAY next, the Hth
instant, at Al o o'clock, p. m.
jell,st r. +. MORsRLL. Secretary.
W RATIFICATION MEETING.
AS A MASS MEETING to ratify the nomina-
lions of ABRAHAM LINCOLN for President and
ANDREW JOHNSON for Vice President of the
United States, win be held the south side of the
Patent Office on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June
IS, 1864 under the auspices of the Union League Of
America.
Able speakers will address the meeting, and ap-
proprist proceedings be had. All are invited to
attend. .--f- -
NATIONAL HxRcyrIvB COMMITTEE,
Hon. ]. n. EDMUNDS,
Hon J W PORNEY
Hon, GREEN ADAMS,
- W. r. IRWIN 30
W o. sT0DDARD
u LEWIS CLEPHANR
Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND,
Hon. D. p. HOLLOWAY,
J. g. BROWN
GEORGE W. KELLOGG,
Hon. JOSEPH IT. BARRETT,
Hon. GE0RG W. MCCLELLAN,
Hon. A. W. RANDALL,
Hon. VIM. p. DOLE, a.r sd.
Hon. VIM. A. COOK.
Hon. EDW A. ROLLINS,
Hon. A. c. RICHARDS. list
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issing.-Jehn Fife, Thos. Osborne.

A HANpsOMH PREsENT.-Mrs. Morgan, wife
of the Senator from New York, was presented
last night with an elegant and costly Afghan,
the gift OF numo Der Of ladies and gentlemen
connected with the late Metropolitan Fair at
New York. Tie gift was accompanied by q
letter highly complimentary TO Mrs Morgan,
and expressive Of the high regard OF the donors
on account Of the patriotism and sympathy
Mrs. NJ. has ever evinced for our soldiers.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auntionesrs.
TRusTEls SALE OF RIAL ESTATE CoRNBs
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 13TH

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON June 18th. q. So
O'Clock, on the premises, by yirtue Of q dead OF
Liher No ST. folios IL ct seq. ore Of me land rec
ords for Washington COUNT, D. D.. sh IL So Lot
No. l. in square south Of square No. LEG. situated
Of the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18TH
street east
Terms: One half cash; balance in three snd ak
months, secured by deed OF ust. $50 70 be paid
on the ground at the time of sale. And ( ,e trus-
tee rye the right to resell after four user
tons in the Evening Stsl A. the risk Of defaaltiug
purchaser IN the cost 81 the sale, not being com.
piled with in Eve DAYS after the day of sale.
Conveyances and STAN s At cost # pure ssser.
GEO @. B HITOHELI Trustee
ia Lid q MnG NIRl Il 90 Ansfa
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je I'D
by J. G. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARrI-

ofa gentleman removing from the city will be sol
a. Public Auction FRIDAY MORNING, June nth
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at his residen No
1875 4th street, near north. com prisipg the
usl assortment Of ousehold Furniture, Is
Bair Cloth sofas. Chairs, Rockers,
Bedst' ads. Bureaus Chamber Chairs,
Mattresses Bedding &C.,
Wash apds T oilet Ware
Crockery. Glassware, &c,
Carpets, Mating,
Cookine and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils,
And other necessar, articles of House Furniture,
em brAcing the entire contents OF the two houses
adjoining.
js IA 10. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
~ Also, the three story House will bs sold in
the after noon. en- the premises, At. O'Clock. See
i. Il J, @. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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LARGE AND WRLL-PfNIsHHD DWELLING
HOUSE ON q STREET NORTH BETWEEN
2lST AND 22D STREETS WEST PUbLIG
SALE - -z
On THURSDAY. June sd, at 8 o'clock, on the
premises We shall sell par Of Lot Is, in Square
No. 80, fronting s6 fee on street north barwsen
2lsf and 22d streets st ard running back 1913 fest
81 inches, together With the Improvements, cor
sisting Of wen built and finished thrse- story
Building, with Marble Mapte's Water aud Pas,
and q nj Sled in the perior msnnsr through
out; cellars under the Whole building.
Immediate posses. ion will b. given
Terms One third in cash; the remainder a six
deed of trust
Title indisoutable.
Convayancsa q the cost OF the purchaser.
The House ID we'll furnished, which NAV be taken
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