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~A cure for the whooping cough fs an.
nounced in France OF rather singular char.
acter. It is the irhalinR for few moments the
vapor given off by the lime which has been
used in the purIhcation OF coal gas.
hSIn q discussion with temperance leetu-
rer, a topper asked, ss1f water rots your boots,
what effect must it have upon the coat OF your
stomachl'
n0"Pie. plant" or rhubard is drug IN the
Eastern markets; on account OF the high price
Of sugar; too much or the sweetening beng re-
quired to make good pies.
~Nearly fifty thousand acres of land in
Canada have been sown in max this year-sen
times as much as last year.
~Whsnever you see any wash.jugs 1t the
china shops. you have right to In and insist
that they are etrers.
give generally prefer new articles to the
old ones-tbe new mades to the old maids.
~RecruitiDg among the prisoners at Point
Lookout is said to be remarkably brisk
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrspAruHEs
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Fieket Firing Still Persisted in-PssitIsn
el heauresard's Treeps-Sheridan's Rx.
Pedihen Not Yet II card Frem

'SsSt rh1ng Still fers1sted in-PeettteM
neauresnrd's Treeps-Sheridan's Rx.
Peoitfen Not Yet Heard From
CorrefPopdt nee Of the Associated Prpssl
d1ApQE AkTERs Army OF THE Poron kc,
June s-cothing especially interesting to re-
port On part OF the line picket hring has
been kept mp all day, while at other pointe it
would SEE N, rs II by mutual Agreement. thts
practice has ceased. Last evening A bastery
In Birney's division opened on a house on our
left. which, according TO desarter who camo
In this morning, was occupied by Gen. vii.
cox, and three shells went through IL, causing
the occupants to leave rather hastily. The
nre was returned with very good aim, but
without loss to us. The deserter says that
beauregard's troops are posted from Bottoms
brldee all the way to the James river, wssch.
ing for the appearance Of our army In hat q.
JUNE 10, p. n.-The enemy are busy throw.
Ing mp Notifications in the vicinity Of Stun
And bottom Bridges. The spires OF Richmond
are visible from the signal stations ut these
within three miles Of the city, where the road
IL = a short distanceis Is visible.
Very little firing has taken place 70. day. No
change in position has been made for the past
two days; but we expect news daily OF ths re
suit OF an ey pc dtion which s'arredno' long 70.
Las, evening, as COL McAlhster. Of the II
New York volunteers. was riding along me
H. ., he was fired at by rebel shaI hooter,
NO WI b tar ding there had been q tacit agree
ment II at NO picket firing shoul Id tske place.
The tall passed across the Colona,'s hreast
and Ell tered the heart OF Wilson Snooks, the
Colopels orderly. who was riding with him.
arms, expecting an attack, but nothing further
transpired
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n GEORGEFOWN, D. O., MAY 81, 1854
i HE q nd dersgned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer
chants do hereby agree to close our respective
places OF ensnsss ~. ,s a. s,,s 9 TIT June lst to
to afford our employees q portion of time for re-
G. ". BEALL Il CO.,
W. s. Matthew'S
JOHN j. BOGUE,
GEORGE y, 0RME.
": 1nRDtH,
LEWIS BROOKS,
+. T. AlLBURN,
A. J. RATCLIFFE Il CO.,
GEORGE UPPERMAN,
T. A. CARROLL,
A. F. OFFUTT & CO.,
". 81. ERNEST, -E
MAYFfELb Z BROWN,
EDWARD 81. BROWN,
EM0VT BURROUGHS,
i. g. RO- ENTHAL,
EDWARD MYERS myW-Sws
'CoEING pRoMPTLY ATTENDED, END 70, By the !,
"Gov Curtin" and belle Havsn.' Apply to the
o'p'A'A' 'A ''>'' JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
myl9. Water street.. 4eor Setown.
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SOUTHERN NEWS FROM GEORGIA.
Sherman Receiving einforc EN- ents from
Banks Army.

FORTRESS MONROE, June IA late Rich
mond paper contains the following items:
"Ffteen hundred Yankee prisoners are at
Ande rsoaville, Georgia, and over 800 nave
died since their removal to that place. The
mortality now averages thirty i've per day"
NEW'HoPE, GEORGIA, June 4.-Tne enemy
are still throwing forward troops o. our light.
There has been considerable artillery Skin
mishing since one O'Clock to-day. General
Eckels has been wounded. Same pri ~oners
are coming in, among them Lieutenant J. r.
Bagley. of the 9th Illinois Regiment The ene-
my are fortifying at Kingston n We miles belle w.
portion OF the Seventeenth Army Corps are
now on their way from the Trans Miesippi to
reinforce Sherman. They have reached Van
BuIen, Alabama. Note-Van Buren ig less
than fifty miles from Rome, Georgia,
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FROM GEN. BUrLER,s COMMAND.

Gen. Gilmore Advancing on Petershurs-
The Outer orks Carried-The Peters.
burg and Richmend Railroad Again
Cuts
FORTRESS MONROE, June 10,-Yesterday
morning portion Of Gen. Buffers forces. IN.
der Gen Gilmore made a demonstration on
Petersburg, and succeeded in carrying the en-
emy's outer line of earthwoI ks, with loss of
only few men wounded. Whilst this force
was demonstrating on Petersburg, Gen. Bpt-
ler sent out another force. that succeeded in
destroying three or four miles OF the Peters,
burg and Richmond Railroad track, without
loss.
A number Of contrabands made their escape
from Petersburg yesterday, and have reached
here.
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sCEHEi.1Ths First Mutterinss Of the Storm in
Tennesste-The Vigilance Comm ittee prspsrs. =, IRA
PompaTie Frs. BLOW for Frse edom.Tshissa1TR
psss-n "a fe fisr"Ssssrs I ohssp and NoRey Pienty
rh on the Face of Hntsa the
sl ssgs: in r. of
h wsIes Msa apPn Pass
pomps the slsSepE'.. Eo. Pcmp, the freeman !"
efs eeomss"Tfe H"uss Of Bondsse IS Gioony!I. Il
Rs@P s2s f fs fSs rs: &
If our Tyrants are Colder-Mountain Pass-The
Moment of Ps!ii-snd len Appearance of Pomp and
Gudio-one Wiped 0utccPo9g,s swing r for Life
~ = :so?; into pagser-Penn Finds
bf dsst fss ol. SsEa
Wiling to ths he Re
Hands Of ni tie Phiistnes-A STROKE for LibertyoA
M tbe Tpt a: the
EssTs DARK Night And Sd RsI Rosizsilas Ropes
Forest on Fire-Perilous Position Of Virginia.
Saved ty the Desperate Heroism of Pomp-Thrill.
iTbis scene, occupying the entire length of the
stage, s one Of the most magnificent and effective
ever presented !
RCENE3-Infcrior of Cudto' IS Cave-Bly ythewood
Prisoner-Msster and Slave Change Places-The
Virginia Attack Threatened d-Treschery-Vir.
ginia e defense ofthe Cave.Death .f bly, ythewood-
Tablesu-The Lone Widow Idea Of ofCondscation-
After "provisii ons''-Comes OFF Well Loaded
The 'counei Of &srThe Cave by s.s
Ropes-zPrepara'ionsf for DefenseooThe Attsck-l
The Runaway and the Free Nigger-Is Carl q
Coward ?-yillaFs d prisonerc.vireinia s Appeal to
silss-iler MerSic R,sG;lvss.Captng sprowl Makes
hppensrs4RSeeu - Of p9mpGuIjos
The Last Attsck-Defeat of the Secesslon'
ists,Tbe sfp U..a Flag Floats Again in Tennesses-
Ersnd T.bleau o. Victory
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GROWERS fHEATER,

GROWERS fHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., HEAR WrLLARD's HoFlL.
Also Of Gro1ers Ne! Chestnut Street Thssssp
Philsdeiphia.
THIS sMopd.y, EoyENING June ls, 1854,
GRAND REsUhRRG6IRSssA R6RsASScEsskl Ss DRAMATIC PER.
First
Who will be sRR' aRp9t'fe 3. & 1XEoRrrMER,
Pronounced by the New York press and pnb,,,
the best actor in New York his drst appearance in
MISS ANNIE EBERLIE.
Mr.. W. a. CHAPMAN,
The celebrated &c GRmsSifni; % ri mo,
The talented comsdiaPP; pocnr
From the Philadelphia Theatres, and tie ORA.
matte Company.
MONDAY, June 4, the Famous Play,
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
TUESDAY, ,Junel4E 44EIGTnRINE, DRILL SLEEP
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FANcHoN, rHB
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
18th street, between q andH)
will be given on the
EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst,
RossINI's sTABAT MATER
will BE- snng entire. BY large and efficient choir,
ARARE TREAT
Tickets 81 each. May be procured At all the
principal book and music stores in the city.
je Civ
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DYJ q. NcGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
OY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs,

Txo FINE BUILnING Lots ON N srRRrr,
BETWEEN t ELEVENTH AND TWELFTR
On THURsDAY, the 18th Instant. ate O'Clock p
m. We shall sen sci in fropt Of the premises all q
Square No. sl3 fronting 36 feet ON street, run
ming back 70 feet deep These lots are beautifully
located for residences.
T@rms One half cash: balssee In three and six
NOR tbs secured By deed Of trust on the premises
Al onnveyaT eius and revenue stamps as the COST
js lid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct's,
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FORD'S NEW THEATER,
FIHfA SfRBBf, ABOVE PBNxsYLyxs1A Ay.vr,

SECOND WEEK
of the eminent comedian,
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE
Who will appear, for the first time
THIS EVENING, JUNE 13,
In new American drama, adapted exprea.Iv for
him by T. De Walden, Esq :, entitled AVA
LUCK.
Peter Waxem, q Gentleman of
Nature ............. Mr. J. g. CIsrks
TO conclude with the ever popular Comic Dram.
of the
TOODLES.
Timothy Toodles...- .--...---. Mr.. J.S. Clarts
Introducing his great
DRCNKEN SCENE.
Planche's great Comedy of
THE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
Will shortly be produced,
In active preparation, shakspeare's Comedy Of
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
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UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

wlR DEpARrHEHf. OAyALRY BunBAu,
OysIoI OF CHIsp QgARSsahAsfII,
Rashin<lon. ID. C.. April 25, 1884 ~
Ger, ~ the times and places named below, Wis:
Newport Penna ,Thursdsy, May 5th,
Gettysburg, P.nna. Monday, May 9th.
kifiD, Penna THURSDAY Hay 18th,
Reading. PenpA., Tbursdsy, May 18th,
IsbsnoD, Penns. THURSDAY, June "a,
Northumberland, PeDDa., THURSDAY, Jane 9th.
eersnton. PennA., Thursday, June 10th.
William SPORT, PennA Thursday, Juns 23i.
Que Hundred MOI hors-s at Gettysburg. and Two
Eundr.d and Fifty 2n At each OF the other places
tho cavalry service of the United States Army.
For ROAD and farm purposes e any good bargains
nay be had.
Horses will be sold sinsly.
Sales begin ct 10 . m, and eontinus daily until
rsrms: a.sh, in o. o Trs.sur, notss ,-Iy.
.ss t,eso 1t. Dol and Q. o.M 0.r.ir, sar..u.
GAN on CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
CNisf Ga1artern.asn's OEee. Dssos of Wa.hisstos,(
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 5, 1884 (
win b. Iold a. pablii auction, at the CoreAls,
n'sr the Obs. rvntory in the city OF Washin ston
PC, on wBDh ESD Y. james, 1864, and on WE'D
FEsDAY, june r, t9 a'ot o.,
HORS rs AND MULES,
scndemned ~ unnt for public service.
T~rns: Cash iu Gnvs pmsnt funds.
eale 10 commence at ~ o. clock q. n.
d RUCKE8,
Brig. aea ana Chief Qu.ltsrm sstsr.
sSa Depot Of Washington.
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Rc-enssgement Of
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,

MILE mAhl6ITA NAV Ell.
the most $fSH$ scFE scFH 4REEs7E 4RFsTE
in this country. She viii also execute some beau.
ERENGH EENGH AsP AsP sPAkIsH sPAkIsH BaNSEs PaSSEs
fkESGH fKTKGHH AsP AsP sPAs1sH sPAsIsH BPAAScE PASeEs
and s'tstes BEtFtI siiIsra
''''s' MONS MSss. s4REIsTAs: s.RTIsF4s:.
ssGSF sSHE$ II? & & & ia;s5 SH3SEE:: SHS5SEE:
nr1neis s9zzfEE 1EEE $$$EtE s'ssh ssb DOUGH-
sHsR$ SssSSfSSsiStEEHs III
MISS EsTBLLE FORREST
MISS CARRIE fsD GARDNER,
in a ne" Fslss'iSp soSss q or THE HEART.
Bssps'iSa ssIs 'PsnsenI%s Ss %saas!fal fisSs haps
Songs Dances, Banjo Solos,
Bs she Largest and Mos, Taisssd Company i" sa'
In active preparation. and will be shortly pro-
sen1fdB FEE + tsH ER1sif r. SENSATION DRAMA
the BUsHwHACKERs
THE POTOMAC,
NEW AND Ell LEsaNr Etsa SCENERY
and effects
Introducing several l
WASHINGTON CELEBRITIES
The Drama is now in rehearsal. and viii be PRO: pro-
SUPERB MANNER,
with
FULL CAST and all the NECESSARY APPOINT.
MENTS.
gotten mp at expense of over
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
And by far uperior To anything ever presented
TO the Washington public, replete with
Striking Tableaux!
Comical Situationsl
Local Hits
And Patriotic Sentiment
Entirely devoid of Profanity and disgusting Vul:
garity-with Beneficial Tendency, and q Moral
Lesson to all For synopsis of scenery. incidents,
&c see THE CRITIC. published At the Ga terhury
and circulated gratuitously throughout the city
AdmtEsion --------- =
Private Bexes, holding six persons. .-..---- m
Doors open at O'clock; Performance 10 oon-
ueuce st 8 o'clnck. f
FAMILY MATINEE sATURDAYY .EETTERNNnoN
Family MATINEE aATDRDAY AFTERNOON
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Lsdies "a cents; Children ~ cents
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pYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on MADISON
STREET, FORMERLY OREGON ALLEY
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th at
O'Clock. the d. emises, sh sill sell the sputa
half Of Lot ~ in Square numbered AS. fronting
TX feet on Madison street. rect m ming from
III TO streets nortn bet Wean 9th and 7th streets
west running back feet to Is feet alley, WITH
. Is feet alley on the south side. and i'm pr rvsd
With . two story Frame Dwelling Hous- CO ,ts n
ing four rooms AIT . kitchen, and Large Frame
Etsb
Terms One-third In ca,h the rem aind or in and
smonIhs With interest, secured by deed Of trust
the D. enDisss
Convsyancss at the cost of TIE purct aser
teSd J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct's.
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k,ALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUARTERMAs
- TkRS' eTORES.

(au5 Quarter matters 0&cs. Depot Of WaskingtouI
WAsHmsfos D. O.. June s 1854
VIII be sold a. Public Auction, at Goyernmsnt
Warehouse. situatsd Ia Square bounded by and
y and Twepty nrst and Twenty seco nd streets, in
The ty Of Washinston D. c.. on WEDN ESDAY,
june Is, 1854. at 10 O'Clock .. la-ee lot of "a
following named Quart.rmssters' stores, con
d.nned as unat for pu bile service, viz:
Ares ApvIls, Brushes, Brides Buckets Saddla-
Blsr bets Blac. smiths Tools Hor.s and wagon
Covers, C.rpent rs Iooh. Sort.els Ierss, Grind.
Rnpa stoves Sad lies. Scales etsbls Fixtures Iron
Wire and about $50 non pounds OF Scrap iron.
euccessful BIDDERS viii be required TO remove
the articles within Ave 90 days from the day OF
aale.
RUOKIR,
Brie. Gen. and Chief fQusrtsrmAster,
seTtd Depot OF WAshinGtOn, O.
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w YLUrINGi

Every lady in the District to know that have,
at consiasrabie expense, had built very elegant
machine for Fluting or Crimpinx Dresses, 30.
Crimped at short notice. in as good style, and
cheap in any other city Ladies', rsn,elnesr this
ia the only machine in town, and dome at the only
place to get stamping done 3sl street, oppo
site Patent Cffee, Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing Depot mys
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LIMITED sTArEs MARSHAL sALI.

In virtue Of two writs OF Pier Faeias Issued from
the Cl. rk's ofhce Of the Circuit Court Of tn.
District Of Columbia, snd to me directed, l wiD
Court House door, of said county on MONDAY. the
sth day OF yuns next 1854, at II O'clock all ds
Lois No. 2. and ,, In Square No 81, bsins tn.
.nlrd part ot ,sld Lots se,ssa and svis1
be sold to satisfy judicial No. 9os and 399 to Octo
Der term 1850, in favor Of Vim. g. W. White aud
Br. tber. use of James b. Smith, use Of Henry
Douglass. WIN, SELDEN,
mI Is dads late o. 8. Marshal. D. q.
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
iii the 1th inst, AAme hour and place -
Nm SELDBN
Jet late q. 8, Marshal, d. @.
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llYJ o. MCGUIRE L co.. Auctioussrs.

VV1 V. mU0UIh1 VO.s AVClIOu&0fB.
TRrsrEE's sALEOF REAL ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jaiv 5th. at 8 'clk,
at the Auction Rooms of Jas. McGuire & 90 by
virtue of deed Of Il ust from john Pstriek, dat ID
February ID 1865 AID duly rscorded in L,ber A.
No 22s. fofios 27l ct ssa., of tbs Lind X so.
Ords ter Washington county. o., We shall sell
the east alf of Lot No. 3, in Square No. $50.
Terms cash.
Cost OF eonveyaness and amps 90 he paid by the
puychaser. WM. u. NAED r-u,teea
Scp2as&ds 10. MoG CtRE CO.. Ass.s
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* AhOuAO W." law ooCsT, o'ofSoso~n
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT
On THURSDAY AFTERNooN, Jun. IS, q.
e'coek p. m. viii sell in front of the premises.
middle part Of L tn No Hl and Al in BsalPs addi
tion 70 . core etown fronting - feet the west
side cfIMonrsomery street near Dunbsrton street.
And ruI ming back -, fe,s, aud 10 improved By Q
Good Two tori Brick House.
East part OF Lot No lSo in BeAlHs addition to
Gsorgetown, fronting % feet on the south side Of
Dunbarton street, near Montgomery street, and
Stable
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
srty.
Convsysneing and stamp at the cost Of shs pur-
chaser.
tes .Ie p0h'i''rH rHos. BOWLING, Auetion..r,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DAN RICE's GREAT SHOW.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
CONVINCING MONDAY. JUNE En.
LOCATION CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AvENuB.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
livery EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES,
TRAINED DOGS AND MONKEYS.
TRAINED MULES AND BUFFALoBs
Together with the Blind Talking Horse,
EXCELSIOR, JR.
The Comic Mules,
PETE AND BARNEY,
And Henry Cookies
TROUPE OF ACTING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
From Loadon and Paris. The whole under the
personal supervision of
MR.. DAN RICE,
Assisted by his young, beautiful and accom- plishsd
wife,
MRS. DAN RICE,
And the Eminent merican Eauerries
PROF. 9. Q. STOKES AND LADY.
Admission 10 Plt....-. --..---. Is cents.
1e I3-lRt '
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucdoneers.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATRaALEATAUCT
OF Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN GATH
AND 25 n STREETS
Or TUESDAY the lath day Of June, at 615 O'Clock,
in the aft -rnoon, We shall sell. in front of the
premi. es, IT in Square No "a, fronting IS feet
streets west ard attending back 100 fest to 81 feet
ale, com municating by Size alleys each Is reet
frAus House thereon, Containing four rooms and
sPssssge,
ne location Is high and healthy. and within .
few minutes walk of the Circle in the First Ward,
and the Passenger Rsilwsy on Pennsylvan ia av-
eLue, and affords . very eligible building size. A
premises,
Title perfect
Terms: 0ne-half cash; and the remainder at 8
ard m ntbs for otes, bearing interest, and Sc
cured by q deed of trust on he premises.
All conveyancing ami stamps at the cost of the
a deposit of $50 Will be required at the sale.
je s-d&ds il MCGUIRE & Co., Auct's.
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AUCTION SALES.

QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITuRE AT
AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock
m. we shall sell, q The Residence OF gentem.n
d+clinins housekeep ping, at No. 4sl north y. b.
tween Third and Fourth streets an excelIent as
sortn,r MT of Furniture, viz:
Walnut Marie top Bureaus and Washstsnds,
ans Wardrobss. Jenny Lind and other
Iron Hat tIee, Hall Chairs, and OIL Cloth,
Brussels ard other Carpets,
Cool ing and other Stoves,
Clocks, with good lot of Kitchen regulates.
Terms cash.
At the fame time and place, We shall sell. oy Or
der OF the Honorable Orphans. Court, ABOUT one
hundred eun .es of Silver, such ss forks, spoons,
"e &C. ieImsS eNmhSaIE SSasIE HAVE. Administratix
of the late j. esSe B. HAVE.
te.n GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DYJ. Q. SQUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
BRICK DWELLING House AND LOT ON The
WEsT SIDE or 6TH kTREEr, BETWEEN
AZ dSH FHtRsi 4 R AZ AFTERNOON. June 18th. at s1s
oeioci on the pr mises We shall. seil, the sou'h
half of Lot No 20. in Square No. 451 fronting Z9H
north, and running back lfs feet inches to e 80
foot public alley, improved by q two story and
stfic Brick House with Back Building, cont aiming
8rooms Als0, two story Frame Dwelling House.
containing four recms, froL tin 9 on the alley.
Terms One fourth In cash; tn. re- IN sinder In sis
twelve and eighteen months, With interest, secured
by deed of trust on the premises
Convey ances at cost of the purchaser.
ieu d j. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auats
lS6D Chron
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RYJ. Q. hoG u BE & CO., Auctionssrs.

TRLsTEE's SALE OF LOT ON P STREET, -BB.
TWEEN 14TH AND 18th sTREsIs WEST
O'Clock, .t the Auction Rooms of 8. G. MCGUIRE &
Co.. by virtn' Of deed of trust from Cha-les &.
RyerBon dated June 25th. iHh3, md duly recorded
in Liber A. g., No 9. folies 1874 ct. seq one OF
he Landifecordi for Washipgt, 70 county D. o., We
ball sell tho vsst half of Lot No q, in Drury's
sub-divsion of sauare Nc. aOa, fronting 7l1s feet
on north street, between l4th and 18th streets
west; and running back 100 feet to 10 foot alley
Terms cash.
Colveyances and stamps At the eost Of the pur
chaser. Wd. II. WARD.1 ru.....
JAS. Y. DAVIS irustees
30 2awdds 30. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
( RaVias i in IN the cumberiand Mountains.
Barber Jim Cellar.
Waterfalls and Cliffs in the Cumberland Noun
tains.
Appointments by Mr.. Sullivan.
Music arranged by Joe Brahsm.
vilisr. is one of the most awfuly grand illustra-
tions ever presented to the public.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ? p. M, will
be presented tn. New Drama, dra matized expressly
for the Canterbury, by John F. Poole. Esq, en-
titled
CUDJO'S CAVE,
pArr1E-cR7 sT faE oF FREEDOM.
PoMP, a self -emancipated bond:
Cndio. a deformed ne gro and fugi-
tive, but so and in heart Billy West
Penn Hapgood. a Quaker school,
Cart Mipnevck, a German boy, full
Of coursge and of cunning ......W B. Cavanash
Rev Mr.. Villars, an aged clergy
man, and blind..-- Mr..
Toby. old negro, and servant to
MI VilIars ..........-.J John Mullisan
Stack bridge) e.. Mr. Leffert
Witherst Tennessee Unionists Mr.. Happier
Grodd -A f...HsPherson
Lvsander SprOwl.
Aug Biytbewood Mr. williams
Dan PepperilL :. }Sesessionists} -. II. Sullivan
Cad ....,.,. .......... Wilson
DerrinR........ ......... Howard
Davi. .......... t........,Johnson
daughter .............-..~.. Jennie Forrest
her brother. ....................L Lucy Clifton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-13
RYJ. g. MoGUI 4 CO., Auetioneers.
CHANCBRY sALE OF VALUABLE vACAN'
I0TS

X !. y. Mc6U1h q CO., AueIioneers.
CHANcBRY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
On TUEsDAY AFTERNOON. june 7th, at half
psst.ave O'CLOCK, on the premises, by virtue of .
decree of the Supreme Court of the district of Col
umbia made ID . Sc No. 9S. in equity where
la Julius h; Graoger is complainant, and Adele
ID, uglas and others are defendants, passed May 8.
1854 sh all sell the whole of Square No sol. di-
vioed iuto desirable BaildinE Lots, fronting re-
spectively on north stIest New Jersey avenue,
and First st;eet west, all havin has alley facilities
In tke rsae.
OF the Capitol in the Immediate vicinity of st
Aloys'us Church aud the Ma i1pal Printing Odice
ana Is In every respect desirable for private resi-
Terms One half cash; the remain Ter in three
and six months with Interest, secured 10 the salts
faction OF the TruEtets on the raf dcation Of the
sSies oy the court aud payment OF the pnr shase
money, the Trustees VIII convey the property in
fee to tn. purcha,ers
If the terms of sale arc not complied With in Ave
Gays after the sale the Trustees may rehall the
property so IN default at the risk AMI exp.nss OF
tse onTcnaser or one weeks notice in the Ma
Corveyapces and revenue stamps at the cost OF
rWp pAyIRGE.I rrusts..
my 81 eo6 ds j. G. MCGUIRE 90 Aucts
sTrHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
ill THURsDAI APTEaNQON, June isth same
hour snd place. D. BAyIDGE
THOS j. FI5HE8,
iAs-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Ancts.