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Official War Bulletins.
Movements Of General 8rant-DesPatche
from General Banks-Nething Official
from General Sherman.

WAsHINeToN, May 90.
To Major General DiS, New York:
The despatch from General Grant, men.
toned in my telegraph this morning published
yesterday was dated at Jericho Mills, twelve
O'Clock noon, May 25.
An official despatch from headq uarters,
Quarles' Ford, at O'Clock this morning, has
just been received. 1t details movements in
progress since yesterday, Of which it is not
proper now to say more than that they will
manifest their result within twenty four hours
Our sick and wounded in Fredericksburg
have been transferred to Washington, and the
army material and supplies removed to
points nearer to the present field OF opera
tions.
From the mouth of Red river, May 81, Major
General Candy reports that the army from
Red river was delayed IN crossing the Atcha-
falaya by tho high vater a.d insnfs oient pom
toon equipage. The crossing was completed
to-day, and the army is now moving across
the Mississippi.
Brigadier General A. G.. Smith had q spir-
tied engagement with Polignac's rebel division
on the sth inst, defeating it, driving it several
miles and capturing three hundred prisoners.
In report at 1045 to-day, General Butler
says: I. Further official reports show that the
repulse at Wilson's wharf was even more COM
plete that telegraphed. The enemy retreated
during the night, leaving twenty. five of their
dead in our hands, and showed a loss Of killed
and wounded OF more than two hundred
From the accounts of every officer the negro
troops behaved most splendidly."
Nothing has been heard from General Sher-
mans command.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1861
To Major General Dir, NeW York:
A despatch from NJ a jor General Banks, dated
May 2lst, on the Mississippi river, was re.
ceived TO- day.
Itdetails the brilliant achievement of Colonel
Bailey in constructing dam across the falls Of
Red river, for the relief Of the gunboat feet,
the particulars Of which have already been
made public.
The army, in moving from Alexandra to the
Mississippi, had two engagements with the en-
emy, one at Mansuna, and one at Yellow Ba-
you; in both the rebels were beaten.
General Banks states that no prisoners, guns.
wagons, or other material OF the army had been
captured by the enemy, except that abandoned
to him at the unexpected engagement at Sabine
Cross on the morning of the 9Th of April; that,
with the exception of the losses sustained there
the material Of the army is complete.
A despatch has been received from General
Butler, but no mention is made OF any conflict
since the defeat of Fitzhugh Lee, at Wilson's
wharf, by the colored brigade Of General Wild
No intelligence has been received since my
last telegram, from General Grant or General
Sherman.
E. NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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AUCTION SALES.
PUYURB DAYS.
PYJ. @. MCGUIRE 4 co Auotiones-s.

TO TRF sT VINcENT OF PaAN AsYltM
On PR AY YkFrRRNoJN, June d. At sh o'esk,
Ct thy Auc;ioo Rooms .e shs s.h, saF asssaai. 3.
lot! v2 Asylum: loli5vns v,i1
y, L9ts ana 10 :" sanars No is fronting .osstber
tween End q streets north. - = :
Lot Is, Square 81, fronting 6s feet inches On
Twenty. second street, between New iorkavenue
and north reefs.
Lot 3, Square east of Square No 81, fronting 1s7
feet inches on New York avenue, ani,ia feet 3
Tv nty hrst 'treets west. ~
Lot Square %, fronting 1a3 feet II inches on
North street, between Nineteenth and Twenti
eth streets west, running through to New York
Lots l3 and Il, ls, q and 80, in Square No. ls7
fronting respectively on Sixteenth street ~est Ss
TEween and N streets north. North " betEeen
fnteenth and Sixteenth stre-ts west and Fifssen h
Lots Nos g. II. l2 Is, u, Is, and 80 in Square
Fourteenth and fift enth streets west, Rhoie Is
nnd avenue, between Fourteenth and Fiftesnth
and Hhode Island avenue .
re.oestivsys IN 10 IA l5ia Square ~ frontinS
Seyenth streets west, Seventh street west between
n and o streets north. and street north, between
SlIth and Eleventh. sire ctr west
Lot52 s, a. "a and 81, In Sqrare No. 7S3, front
ing 1sespscsvely en- South street, between First
tween south ID and streets.
Lot No. 4ASn Square s5S, fronting on Tenth street
ess.. between and streets north.
and twelve months with interest, secured oy deed
oftrust on the premises. 80
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost Of
Plats of the property may be seen a. our counting
house.
y.23-d j. O. MCGUIRE & Co Aucta
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPbRfY 1T THE CORNER OF T T@ELFTH
STREEr WEST AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.

cpAHSsRY BAHS. sALEoF EyA..ggAsLI IMPROVED
STREEr WEST AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
On. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 4, stso,clk,
on the premises, by virtue Of . decree Of the 6u-
preme Court OF the District Of Coum ,ia, sitting in
cnancery, p ssed In c-r'ain causes, mos. 2l9 and
III In eoulty } wb er-n James Mortimer Smith and
Eosalle Martha, bis wife, are complainants, and
oias b. VanSspdt, minor children of George O.
Vanzsndt decr ased. and Arie-ta L. Vsnzsndt mi
nor child of jose ph A Var zandt deceased heirs at
law of Maria Wosd Vsnzandt and N ch las B. VAN
"a, dt decd are defendar t. shall sell Lot num-
Der three (3) in Jebn ravidson's a division of Lot
mum mnered two t2) in sq- are mum Der thres hundred
arc fifteen t3ls, tua'ed at the corner of Twelfth
street west and Mss.act usett. ay enue Containing
S0oSa square feet, more or less, ana impro red by
Atubstantisl and We'll arrsngsd Frame Dwelling
House, containing nine rooms
TIE grounds are handsomely laid ont with fruit
spd mowers, a. the whole property is very desirA
bic as a res deuce
Also, Lot No. 4. in Davidson a 'asub-dvsion of the
west part OF said square fronting twenty FIVE fact
on the east side of Twelfth street west. between
bsSst chusetts avenue and north street, and
running back one hundred 'set one inch
Terms One third cash; the renaiRder in six and
twelve months, with interest. secured by the pur-
heatfon OF the sale by the court and payment in
fui OF the purch ass oney the trustee will con-
vey the titles in Tee simpl
II the terms OF sale not complied with Within
hss Gays thereafter the trustees the light
70 re sell the property at the risk and cost Of the
eefauitins purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star.
Conveyances and stamps a. che cost of the pur
chaser. THUS J FISHER, Trustes
mv23 J. @. MoGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., HEAR WILLARD's HofIL.
LEONARD GROVER Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN.
ICE kAThh 81 FoR SyEk rHS Gs "1GbGMs 1GbfENcE
Fifth rass nisst u shs Srsf 1884,
OPERA SEASON.
EXTRA GRAND OPERA NIGHT,
Second appearance of the great Basso Profundo,
HERR HERR hEkMAkSs., hhEEkkMM4kESSs,
':$i RS SHEh S2sis shH
The Admired TfnfHFs' n fHFss'bELMAN.
The f'vorits Ass'f!fh fs!ffh1sEekr.
Ms IN 1S p ~ SseBr dpria entire
Nozart's Grand Opera, in three acts,
Bon BoS JUAN, JUAN,
"l1F fAsT Gf a6kAg Of SFFfNSTh
and the entire tire Grand Orchestra from the Academy
heEr Hermanns as. as......-.-....,......Le .Leporelio
n steinecke as...-. -----.....-.--. nor Incn
n. Habelmann 49,. .-..-.....---- ottavia
"a h1mmer as. .Masetta
N Mle FREDERICK as Donna Elyira
lie Canlssa as. Leri1ne
CARL CAR ANsscHUTz. Conductor Of the opera
Tickets for any of the above Operas for sale at
Metzsrotts Music 81. Store, and at the Box Office of
the Theater at the following
SCALE OF PRICES:
9rsess!Fa 9rsss Ci1c,e snd psrons, o. q,
Reserved Seats % cents extra.I
Family Circle. 5o
Monday, Nay May 80. last time of Gounod's Grand
Wednesday, June l. MARTHA, r, laf, 4 ti%s IL posi-
Business Manager and Treasurer.
FORD,S NEW THEATER,
TKsTH STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
oFPUBLIc AMUsEMENT IN TIE II { CITY. G rHHoh
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
SUPERB 0s 0ssFPEE5orAcLr. PE5
OFT
THIS EVENING,
sFfisR}RRa sfSH Y a$Ra IF fsHsHsS ssss COSTUMES.
TERRIFIC COMBATs.
ARMY OF Pr pkETrY TT GIRLS.
The Washington Gfss fsTH5its sUsAs DENIM
BISHOP, &C., &c,s,
sHAKsPEARE's COMEDY OF ERRORS
Will be produced on MONDAY. the celebrated
~ is CLARKE,
''e DRoMIo OF SYRACUSE.
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PRHNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND ELIvEHTR STREET.
r. GARDINER 4 h. EN0CHS- .Proprietors.
fhOE. dOLDEN ~>>~~ mublCA DlreCtOl
THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
THE CITY,
FIRST appearance of the great favorite Ethiopian
FRANK KERSs AND J. THOMPSON
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTSi
BEAUTIFUL BALLETSl
COMIC PANTOMIMEs!
NEGRO BURLESQUESl
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGJSG
GREAT mETR6P6IIffcay p 5If TROUPE.
Admission .25 cents
Private Boxes 50 and s..
A GRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY
FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
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FROM NEBRASKA.

Delegates hosen to the Baltimore Cen.
vtn'ion-Jheir instructions to Vste fer
Pre- t,id snt Lincoln.
CMABA May 27.-The Union Territorial Con-
ven ICE of Nebraska yesterday appointed six
delegates to the Baltimore National Con ven
'iou. Resolutions endorsing the Administra-
ton, and IDstructing the delegates to vote fer
President Lipcoln's renominatisn, were unan.
imously adopted.
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~ Miss Anna E. Dickinson, the politician
in Pettiooots, spoke at Troy, recently, to $50
persons-mostly elderly ladies' She ''pitched
iIto'' the Administration, spoke one hour and
quarter, was paid $780, and the "speculators'
are 'tout" about $50 on the job.
DEATH OF "BUNN BRowNB"-Csptain
world as Dunn Browne" died at Fredericks
burg, Va, on Sunday, of wounds received In
the battle of the Wilderness.
~ The real estate record Of Chicago men
tions fifteen buildings and blocks that are to be
put up IN that city this season, costing, in tbs
aggregate, 100000
~ 1t is generally agreed at last that Carl
baldi did not leave England on account Of his
own health, but on account Of the qualms oc
the English Government.
~ At the st. Louis sanitary fair, General
Grants daughter, eight years OF age, persor-
ates, for the benefit Of the fair, the old woman
who lived In the SHOE"
~Mr. O. F. Hall, the Arctic explorer, an
nounces his intention OF starting upon another
expedition about the middle Of June, accom-
panied by his Esquimaux.
~ Ex.President Miliard Fillmore, as he
walked Broadway, is described as gray as s
badger, but firm and erect as victorious
soldier.
~ The Bey Of Tunis-like Howard-has
issued proslamation; -. Not to influence gold,
~ Western capitalists are in New York
seeking field hands from among German and
Irish emigrants.
~ Water is paid for by the gallon in Phils-
delphia, as gas is by the foot-both registered
by hetres.
~ A project for altering toe silver coinage
Of the French Empire has been laid before the
Legislature.
~ Mr.. John Bowie, Jr., OF Bladensburg,
has been appointed provost marshal OF Prince
Georges county. 1
~ Boston editors smack their lips over ripe
and luscious Strawberries grown in that vicir-
ity. -..s
W Mr.. G. F. Tingley, OF Philadelphia, died
suddenly at Davenport, Iowa, while on his
bridal tour. -5- ....t .z
SRNsIBLH.-An editor down east states tina.
he has determined, after mature deliberaton,
to sell his printing Office and purchase men.
~ It is stated that the growing crops In
Washington county, Md present dne ap-
pearance. fr a-g#.f .z--.E es= +"
~ New York city has appropriatea fresh
half million dollars to provide additional aid
to the families Of volunteers.
a ~ Kansas papers report good progress on
the eastern division Of the Pacific Railroad.
.n% The coDstables and deputy sheri6s OF
Detroit are " on strike"
r. It has been discovered that hops are sn
indigenous product OF the State OF Kansas:
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RICHMOND IN SIGHT.-After the rebellion
had been in progress some time one Of The re-
bel papers announced that before we took
Hills, Stonewall, and up Long street.
According to this programme Richmond is IN
sight, and we have but to charge over the las:
Hill and the city is ours, as one Of the Hills is
taken, Stonewall is dead, and Longstreet dig
ahlad
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THE WAR IN GEORGIA.

"eneraI sherman agafn on the Advance
hueona lanked-Johnstsn Thought to
have Reinforced Lee and Beaureaa,d
CHICAGO, May 27.-The Journals NsshvtIle
correspondent states that General Sherman's
entire army resumed its march from Kingston,
posilon, at Altoona, on the Eto wah river. The
position was In the mountain fastness, and In
considered stronger than Atlanta This cor
respondent believes Johnston does not intend
TO fight, but his troops are being gradually
transferred to Lee and Beauregard
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LEGACY TO GEN BUTLER OF ONE MILLION
DoLLARs.-The New York Express saws Tho
will Of John Blu ler. brother to Maj. Gen. But
ler. has been offered for probate In the surro-
valued at s2,OOO000, OF which one half is be-
queathed to the Major General. The partiou-
lars Of the will cannot be made public till the
latter part of the month, which is the first re-
turn day. 1t unders TODD, however that there
are several New Orleans claimants who intend
to file petitions as creditors
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LIMITED sTATEs MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of two vrits Sf Fisn Yseiss issued from
the CLERKS ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of the
70 public sale fSf cash q Ihs ssHDf e tss
sth dsy of june next 1884, at IL o'clock M, ali de-
fsDdants right title. claim and sntesssf S IL .ad to
Lots No, 2. and 9, IN square NO ~; oedi1S ne
upon the property Of Wils% Dou glass M a. and M .in
Der term lS5S. in favor Of VIM. g. W. White aud
Br, ther, use Of James r. Smith, use use Of Henry
Douglass. WM: SELD&N,
Il-d&da late U r. M2rehAl. ID q.
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@A curious work on cosmetics, recently
published, strongly condemns rouge and pearl
powder, but informs the ladies how they msy
give color to their cheeks without danger.
Thus: take q fragment of bright crimson silk,
dip it in spirits OF wine and rub it over the
cheeks till moderate tint appears. This defes
detection and is harmless.
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~ The condition of the deserted churches at
the South has excited much attention from re-
~ held in New York to adopt plan for send
ing ministers to the southern States, and 6
committee to mature a plan was appointed,
consisting OF Rev. Drs. Ferris, McClintock and
others
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~ The arrest of boy of 16, who was per
ambulating the streets of Providence, r. J.,
dressed as pretty girl. and making improper
solicitations Of men, has disclosed the exist
enee Of large club, 90 or 80 of whose mem
bers are known, and whose objects and prac-
tiCes were of the most filthy character imagina-
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CAInoY CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN
BACKS

Cai0 Quart1maste's Once; Dspot 81 Wastisston,}
viii be sold at public auction, at Seventh street
wbsrf In the city Of Washington. D. O sATUR,
three thousand bushels of Oats and 49, o0) thiry-
hve thousand Grain Sacks, condemned as unat for
euecessfui bidders will be required to remove
their purchases within ave (6) days from the day
ofssle
Terms: Cash In Government tunds
Rrix Can and Chief QuartsYmaster,
my Std peDor efWsshinstop, D. o.
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AUCTION SAL ES.
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
6HANcERY SALE 9F 9SF,TyrA VALUABLE REAL Is,
the stle OF Of Of pse Ma
M in ss,an 4
trustee, com plainant, and ohm williams, defe.d.
.RRsths .Rs H daY s snsa trustee St. s On
~ il o9t OF of the pEeases If tG sell all
ton and District, of Cola mbis, known and desig-
mated as lot numbered JIG in SQUARE numbered 8;
numbered IS, in said square together With the i'm
on sad lot and part Of lot
spo1tion Of the real estate of the late Commodore
S TSSis propsrty is situated en- North x street, be-
tween 9th and xth hat, st,eets vest fronting 81 feet
inches to public alley.
The terms Of the sale are: One third cash: the
ance to bear interest from the day Of sale and the
purchaser or purchasers, with surety to be ap-
prHytd "a BY & the tt trustee mt eomn.d within
Eve days from the Of sale TIE trustee Tessrves
o If bs a. Sy the fns
sh ss m II bs ey Of daily
purchaser! E enTSI EASKEY WIE SMS MTTu;tss
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
sEpENN HiaH l4TS s8TTAkE M
sSRHhEnTN nNb 7fH AND
this District passed in cause wherein Riggs Co.
are complansnts and the widow and heir heirs Of Of the
day Of June next st eoloef in the sftsrno9n. the
that ~ 5 Sss
q. W. Riggs. Esq The portion Of the square in
Ss q %s
.sd 81 st1ssa
plat can BE Se seen at the Auction Rooms OH. o.
The terms as prescribed BY the decree are One
fourth Of the purchase money in cash and the res
dgs II a. d and sssn rtS 70 % s
lien the premises bearing interest from the day
All feonveyancins, bonds. &C., and stamps at the
pTrchaser's expense
e are 0 Mts 1
be re sold st SAID Auction Rooms At the purcha-
ssrs cost and risf. after one weeks notice in the
M, s.r.a. j. G. xsa HlRG HhRsS' e. GG5a;':: s::;.
RY J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctisnesrs.
sosrE. sAhn, e HSHsH Asb LSF eRAI ns
fss.ss: ss:1ss asrs ssmn s.m
Diainants and and susan e. Walker ct al dsfendants
we viii sell, the following described Real Estate
and the improyementss thereon, pamely, Lot No;
and the improvements thereon. consisting Of >
Brick Dwelling House on NJ street between 18th
and Goth, In the City OF WashiD gtons District OF
Columbia, on the premises, MONDAY, 18th day Of
ssrms eS sale Iii be- on.thira cash balance
in g. L. and IS months, bearing interest, and Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the 1rustees' purcha
'''' 'A A''' 'A' yfrGSS rGSHS7 7S;x dSx trustees. e.
my le- sav&ds j. q MCGUIRE & 90. Auets.
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a CCrION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT. oAyALHY BuRsAg,

WAR OEPAKfNgNf. CAYlLkY bUkhAbs
OryIoB OF CHIIP QUAlfBHMAsfla,
Waskinstos. ID. C.. April IS, 1854
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
dsr, ct the times and places named below. Wis:
Newport Penns Thursday, May 6th,
6ettysbIrs, Psnna. Monday, May stL,
Altoona, Psnns. Thur,day, may lTh,
Reading. Penna, Thursdsy, May 18th,
Lebanon, Penna;. Thursdsx, June "a 'J,,.o.h
seranton, Penns ;, Thursdsy, June 18th.
wnhamsport, Penns Th1rsdsy, June xo.a
One Hundred il00) horses ct 9ettysburg. ana TMo
Hundred and fifty (25oJ 1t each Of the other places
These horses b ave been CONDEMNED es onnt ior
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many gooo pafssins
may be had.
Horses will be sold sinsly.
Sales begin ct 10 . m, and continue oaiiS unn
Terms: cash, In United States Treasury notes
only. JAakS A, EKiN.
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r IMRi LIMEi LIMEEI Sm now prepared to
l. deliver fresh burned POTOMAC LIME. pre-
pared from, my new Flame Kiln, without co ming
~ 'oH'.S 3. b. CASTLEMAN, Etna Lime Kiln,
ap U-Sm Pa. av. and Rock Creek Bridge.
ALL PERSONS Indebted to the undsrsigned
viii please call and settle their accounts.
NV 20 eost MURRAY & EEMME6.
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PEREMPToRY CASH SALE OF SMALL FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON Z STREET BETWEEN
18th AND 2OTH STREETS WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May slst,st o'clk !,
Lot No in sausre Na s frontins ssoat ~ fact
ON street porth, between Nineteenth and Twen-
proved by . two story Frame Dwelling House, con-
tanning four rooms.
Terms cash,
ny.2S J.C MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH d
ETkEET BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On TRUkfDAY. the I'd day of June, at 5 o'clk
2. m. We shall sell in front of the premises, west
part OF Lot A. in sauare 457 with tn ts
which consist of Q good two story and attic Trams
House, with Brick bsck Building, containing
eight convenient and well arran ged rooms
Terms One third cash, the balance in six and
twelve months. for notes bearing interest, q deed
civ. and deed { trust taken,
All conveysnciDs and stamps 1t the cost OF the
purchaser.
MI GREEN WTTJTAM9 An
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RYJ. c. Meg CIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHAN Gerry sALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
IOTB

On TUEspAY AFTERNOON, June 7th, at half
psst.dve clock, on the premises, by virtue of
decree of the Gu Court OF the District of Col
umbis msne ID acause tNo. 90, IN equity } where
ID uslas and others are defendaots, passed May 8.
1854 We shall sell the whole of Square No 56l di-
vIoed iuto desirable Building Lots, fronting g.
Fpectively on north I street New Jersey sven Ie.
and First street west all HAVING hne alley facilities
in the rear.
This square is 10 ated on the high ground north
of the Capitol, in the Immediate vicinity of st.
Alloy sius Church and the Na ional Printing Once,
and is In every respect desirable for private resi-
dences.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in three
and six months with interest, secured to the salts
faction of the Trustees; on the ratification of the
sales By the court and payment of the purchase
money, the Trustees will convey the property in
fee to the purchasers.
IT the terms OF sale are NOT complied win IN nVe
days after the sale, the Trustees may resell the
property so in default at the risk an1 expense OF
the purchaser. or one weeks notice in the Ma
Honal Intellisencer.
Oonveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
WD DAVIDGE,l r-r....s
THUS sIsHER,f Aiussee'
NV 21-snSds ]. C HGGTIRe 90. Aucts
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'H WIG THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
nv 24-2avSds JC MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
UCTION SALE OF sTOLBN AND OTHEB
n PROPERTY.

which has remained in the custody Of the Metro
politan Police for the District of Columbia FOR
period of more than SIX months.
for cssh. OF Property taken by the Metropolitan
Police consttiog of Jewelry, Clothins. Guns, Pts
tolls swords Knives Trunks Sstchels, Ssddlery
Boots sh oes Musical Instruments Wines. Liquors,
&c. will take place at the property Rooms OF the
MONDAY, the eah day Of May, 1854, at 10 O'Clock,
O. -
ls 1892 viii be continued from day to day until the
articles manning in the custody OF the pr perty
ClerA th ian six mOpths, as designated In ca-
alnsue prepared. land which may be seen at his
Office } shall be sold.
Terms: Cash, in current fnnd.
IN persons who have lost Money and Property by
theft or otherwise which may be embraced 10 the
Catalogue are hereby notified TO call and identity
the same prior to the day of sale or they viii lose
AL claim tb ereto.
catalogue of articles to be sold can be examined
AZ the Property Room above referred 20:
GEORGE r.. HERR1CK,
mym-t Property Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-28
OYJ. G. McGUiRE d CO., Auctiooesrs.

1RusrEE,s SALE OF LOT ON NORTH I ST,
BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS EAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 24th, at 6
trust dated April Fh, 1850, and duly recorded in
Liber g., NO 1872, foios 345, ct sea-, one OF the
sell the most eastern fifty four fest from front to
rear of Lot numbered thirteen, 49, in Square
nun bered eight hundred and ifty-eight, t5jS,b
fronting on north street, between Sixth and Sev-
enth streets east and running ba K to 3D-foot al
lev.
Terms one half cash, the remainder in six
months with interest, secured by . deed OF trust
on the premises -- .,,,
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