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The President and the Emancipation
Proclamation.

LITTER FRoM OWEN LoyEJoY.
Tas Boston Liberdtor Of this week publishes
a letter from the late Owen Loyeioy, address.
ed to VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Under date of
Washir gton, February 90. 1861. In this letter
Mr. Lorejoy says:
81 write you, slthough ill health compels
me 20 do it by the hand Il another, to EXPIRE .
TO on my qualification at the position you ha We
tab en- in rei.reI &c TO Mr.. Lincoln. am salts
ned, as the old theologians used to say in regard
TO the world, that II he is NOT the best conceiv-
able President, he Is the best possible. l have
known something OF the facts inside during
bis administration and I know that he has
beer just as radical as any Of his Cabinet.
YOU or I would like, the question recurs,
" he her it is likely we can elect man who
would. 1t is evident that the great msss of
Unlonists prefer him for re election; ana it
seems 10 me certain that the providence of
God, uIipg another term, will grind slavery
to powder. believe now that the President
IL up with the average of the House.
"Rs curing to the President there are g.
k4eat many reports concerning him which
seem to be Ieliabie and authentic, which, after
all, are not so. 1t was currently reported
among the anii-slsrery men of Illinois, that
ihe Emancipation Proclamation was extorted
from him by the outward pressure, and partic.
ulariy by the delegation from the Christian
Conven ton that met a. Chicago. Now, the
fact is this, as mad 1t from his own lips He
had 'ortttss the proclamation in the summer, as
early az June, think,-but will not be certain
as to the precise time,-apd called his Cabinet
toeeth@r, and inform them that he had writ
ten II, and he meant to make it; bat wanted to
read Il to them for any criticism or remarks
to its features or details. After having done
so, Mr Seward sugpes ed whether il would
not De well for him to withhold It's publication
until after we had gained some substantial ad-
vantage n the field, as at that time we had
met with many reyersee, and 1t might b. con-
tidered cry OF despair. He told me be thousht
he sue gestion a wise one. and so held on the
Proclamation until after the battle Of Antie-
tam.
81 mention this as q sample OF great many
othaya'
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CRAY'S PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Have now been before the public for nearlya year
They are universally pronounced the neatsst and
best fitting collars extsnt.
The upper edge praAnts perfect curve, freq
from the angles noticed in asa ether collars.
The cravst causes no Fuckers on the inside of the
turn n-down collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE, and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has a smooth and evenly an
ished edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply fiat pieces OF paper
cut in the form of q collar. but are nodded and
shared toJft the neck.
They are made in Novelty" Tor turn-down
styie) in every half size from II to II inches and
in Eureka Tor Garotte.) from i3 to II inches;
ard packed in "solid sises in neat blue cas tons.
containing 100 each; also in smaller ones Of ten
each-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers. Ma
e% Every Col ar is stamped
'.GRAY'S PATENT NODDED o0LLAR.n
Sold by all dealers in mems furnishing gocds,
The trade supplied by
7a 80 HATCH, JOHNSON 4 CO.,
Importers and wholesale Dealers In Msnt Fur
/ nishine Goods and Umbrsliss, 81 Devonshirs
street, Boston. mar 1-seSn
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Wcr Department. .tdjutont Generals 0Hes .
W1 hrnofoa z,,e,f 1871

J
The following ofc' r., charged with nffeucss
and heretofore published, are exempt from
btirg dIsm ssef the service of the Uni ed
states, the Military Commission, ins.itutsd by
Srecisl Orders No. So, series of 1859, from the
War Department, having reported that salts
factory defence has been made in thr ir respac.
tive cases, viz:
Col, mel Michael T. Donohus, 10th Now
Hampshire volunteers.
captain Jacob V. Gish, 107th Penns ylyanja
volunteers.
First Lieutenant Charles T. Baroux, Iieth
Pennsy lrania volunteers.
F. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutlnt General.
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Headauayfers, Department of wassiag,on,
II. . old Armu Qorpx. April l.i lsRi

General Orders, No, 2i.-All persons within
the lin lis of this Department. South OF the Po.
tomac, engaged in any business upon which Is
impOeed q tax by the Inter nal r. venue Law,
will at once chain and exhibit TO Lient Dol
fenees Soath OF the Potomac, at Aiexandria,
Va, eyicence Of having paid his tax, Any
rerseps 90 tnRassd in bnsiness, who fails 70
exhibit spch eyidenee BY the 18th inst, will be
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Recruits Wanted
TO FILL
rBB QUOTA OF TEE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
seUNrY seR VETERANS,
1862,
g22s Of which will be paid I'm advsaos.
BOUNTY yoR nxw RxoRUTTs.
1862,
892s Of which will be paid In advance
soURTY FOR ooLoRED RECRUITS.
&I5O,
Paid In advance.
slRs0Ns WIsHINa TO zNLIsF
VIII apply to any Of the folowils
RzoRUITINd oFrIoERs:
es. BAElR.
avenue. between Seventh and Ninth strees
J. O. HYD1,
Corner OF Fourteenth and New York syerss
o. A. KHAsBEy,
street, near corner o. Nineteenth ard Penn
rylvarda avenue.
J. O. PARKER.
Corner Of High and Dunssrton strssss. George
sowp,
o. O. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, hss been
appointed Recruiting 0moer.
HENRY A. BCHAETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
B-t7 District Of Columbia
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shockipg Tre.edy iu PhiIaaelnhia

PHILADELPHIA. April 2-An unfortunate
occurrence took place TO- night at concert
salocp. A. "cyprian" was ahoI dead Ia pri-
ya'e box by her lover, who fired three balls
through her. The house was closed on account
OF the occurrence.
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Trading Boat Captured and Burned by
Guerillas-hickman,K KY, Occupied by
h,D hi,

CAIRO, April 2.-The steamer Sultana, with
New Orleans oates to the 25th alt arrived yas-
teIfay. News anticipate d. On tha night OF
the seth guerilles captured and burned trading
toat stv venty miles below Memphis The ere "
were tap,urad. bur after W ards paroled.
Several hundred rebels occupy Hickman
Ky. Faulkne1's headquarters are said to be
there.
Fcrrest't men are scattered throughout tha t
portion o. Kentucky opposite here, stealing
horses and cons cri pting,
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GREAT METROPOLITAN Hall,

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND kLgyEgTH 3rRssf.
GARD >NER i CO.--....-....-.--- Prop prietors,
". II. Bartholomew and Robt. Butler in thefe
great and immensely successful pantonims of
DON JUAN.
First light of the accomplished vocalist,
MISS SARAH HANBLIN,
MILE ELISE
in her beautiful dances assisted by
SIG. G. CONSTANTINE,
The lau ghahle farce of
.. HASHER AND CRASHER.
Hnging. Dancing, &c, by the company, making
up unexcelled entertainment.
Monday. evening, April 4th. frst appearance,
the beautiful and fascinating premier danseuss
MILE MEDIA,
and the Philadel phia fRvorits
MISS HELENA SMITH.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT Q O'CLOCK,
GRAND FAMILY MAFTNEE
For ladies and children. Admission IS cents;
children 20 cents. NH II
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Death Of Speaker Taylor, of the New Jer.
keY Legislature.

PATERSON, April 81. N. Taylor, Speaker
OF the New Jersey House Of Assembly, expired
at his residence In this city at one O'Clock this
morning, from congestion OF the brain, after O
brief illness OF three days.
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Distinguished Generals in Baltimore.
Especial Dispatch to the Chronicle

BALTIMORE, April 3.-Among the guests at
Barn um Hotel TO might are Major Generals
Buell., Ord, ana Averill, and Brigadier Gems.
Custar, Shriver and Ford.
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THOS. Fl. DONOHUE CO,
PL UMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,
No 50 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN

All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Ex
tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten
ton Plumbing in all its branches executed in
the best manner. .ss-.
Water introduced and Hydrsnts put mp at short
notice. NH r Inn
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Grierson's (Union) Cavalry In Pursuit OF
Forrest.

MEMPHIS, March l.-9rierson's cavalry are
trying TO intercept the retreat of Forrest They
pick mp many of his men, and may be able to
prevent tMcCulloush's joining him with REIN
for csments.
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DEpAKrMENr OF STAFF,

i Wash nsion, Apris Q, 1881 5
s Oh3cfal information has been received at this
Treatment of the blockade OF the ports OF
tammip. Sw inemunde, Woigast, dreiis gafde
Stra,snnd. ard Barth, IN the Baitic-ttie
blochnde having been ordered by the Danish
f3oyernment to com men cs on the 18th ultimo
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E0RD's NEW THEaTER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE Pennsylvania Avenue

n VI n
eREsF sRIFh1AsE Efea EnFSF e TIE
ED" In fohRHsf'
who will apes. r.nNn.v or ..,,
in his Grand shak sgerjag i ! q Ghsraeter !, of
suo-.,sh q hACbEiH. s..E. ...H
HT5'; YcCQh,LoTsH as MAopUFr,
an, Nv, sv,rE SES5AF - tADT MACBETH,
The g,ss:iy SEs!Sna.s1 Hn %G sT91Sssa seNgASF ~
N- AbfoiSTaENTsH' HA'' 81" N "
TyEvDAT, v.r
IN tho Trag;c pissv Of T pJyaPRo " iN''
wsanesas y April 8, first night Of the new play, b,
George sGRok q h!fsi RSiiIsSfE Ess; 1nti'led
Edwin P oR Thifs ssf p tSf
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
are FfsPfsf{gI aFTfSp b ! zrSRI'y Fs9Gsy'sd to
the thestsT ali the t69reds6fsTss to an s1tsas
cult afpf the rise oftSe corta2 h9sS S0hs"ns' ann
VARIETIES! VARIETIES
g-xARIBTIEsa
FRONTING nTsIS H4t1 Sxsz
FRI e Stage Manager and Adyertser Apaa.ers
REMFMBER TO-nIGHr-FHE GREAT SHOW
~ ~ Third ana Last Week 'ho"
Fifteenth Representation. Seen by Over Twenty
thousand Persons.
Every Person--All Callings Interested
DOUBLE BILL rO-NIaHr
The Great Drama and New panfom;r,a,
ALSO Full Music Hail thoW
pEMaIE pyCEponuu
IIEnaIE pISK pSCUhSI pSUhhSI
hH flShfoohhi
wAsufNGToN.
WISuiNG I'M,
uIcu ANN low TEE IN rII y h urn.y 1,nv
uISn ~ Iip I. AZ ~ M 10 SITY.
nio a. ontrs ~ ~ az - nn;C N q IAL CiFf,
"Sei piA'' "a n th;s 20 ~ oiheh' DePictl0g
Also . M naiC ~ -. =; st sttns VI ~ ~
M.,In TpW'snnm ] nn oIDiii-e'
Ma * IRD aPET;
MAdho huhPEF;
THE MERRT CLOWN
E!hn p arleauln ana the bew tchlng Cofunl bine,
, Charactefs 9y the PanIoTnl.ne Troupei
fuI OF iriGhs, Chahges, IfSnsformations, Fun,
ht,e neaulS' ana humorl
ALSO, 1Ie ursss baileti
pu.h Ia " n.
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n MEDICAL.
4 HRsONs suffering With Syphilis, Gcnorrhss
elect, Seminal Weakness, or Private Diseases OF
any description, should GAL! Immediately upon
DR. DAVIS.
Female Diseases trestsd In the nacst scientific
and successful manper
Tho Doctor Diploma hangs in his ctacs.
A cure guaranteed Fees moderate.
DR.. DAVIS,
Ass 7th street, opposite POST OH Sc,
de- - sm Room % mp stairs
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his property sold to satisfy the claims uudes
q law
Ine onice OF the assesser q ra.sa fs AZ Mo-
160, Prince street, AlexaU dria Va
BY command Of Major General Aagur.
q. III. RAYMOND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER.
PKsNsYLyANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
LEONARD GROVER Observation-Disclosures. Director
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theater,
ph lads el

Pm ladelphia.
CLOSING NIGHTS
oP ERA SEA SON
Ever known in Washington;
OF Carl V'n ~sesE's sRiSS 8Sse ofsRR, ssRlrsd
In Five acts,
DER FREISC UTZ, .
C0MFiNhIiON or EMINENT TALKNT:
=. The distinguished Tenor Grazia. =,
!, o-.aana Ara the renowned ,Basso Proiundo,c -
- " THE Tw0 RANGERS .
The charming Prima Donna Lyrique
sisnora Louise Frederici as .
The beautiful Prima Donna Legers,
Mile Pauline Cannssa as
The favorite Prma BARITONE.
N n steineeke @ as Prince of Boheniia ottocsr
M.kronfeld The Wealthy Peasant, KilIian
Bridesmaids Foresters, Peasantry Apparitions. t ,
CARL ANSCHUTZ.. 80. Conductor of the Opera
Metserott;s Music Store and the Box Office Of the
Theater at the following ~
SCALE OF PRICES. D..
Orchestra Chairs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
lress Circle and Parquet .-.......$l
AMY Gircie ...'.'.''..---. --.......-... %
Secured Seats 80 cents extra. c. D. HESS,
.-. Business Manager ana Treasurer.
ON TUESDAY EVENING,
The many urgent requests of the public win be
complied with by the presentation Of Plotow's
Grand Opera OF
u n
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THE WEEKLY. STAR,

This excsiient Family and News Jourraa.
containing . greater variety OF interesting
reae ing than can be found In any other, 10
puhlishse on Friday morning
II Invariably contains the awashIneton
News" that has made the daily EvxrIrs
STAR circulate 70 generally shroughcns tns
country.
THRMe.
CasA, israrsabIy ia skuosAs.
Single copy, per annum. .........sl 50
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE OUrA
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II ADIkB, ONLY LUOK AT TAIS I'VE are now
IL prepared to do any kind Of z Rnbroidsry by skill
tnl hands, such terms that fab to satisfy
We DO your 6tsmplng in elegant style, aud no
5otchfgg, and wish il TO hs rnderat BOD that are
not com eotso with any other place Of the kind Ia
the city. where Stamping Ia advertised. ePOur
Look ont that you do not mistake the street We
daily receive new Patterns for Braid and Emhroi
derry Just out, end stamp your goods while you
wait Machine stitahine neatly Zone. ia
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNE ESS, &C., pur-
chased and sold on commission.
The subscriber offers his services to 49,
and and eat extensive esa seausin.ancs % gives him
su perior opportunities. Particular at --'.S
tenti9n given to the selection Of Saddle and Har-
al y direction by sending them to my address may
rely upon having them promptly attended to with
out the par sonal attention OF the owner, thereby
saying Themselves much time and trouble.
Refer to W. D. Wallseh .Proprietor Washington
samuel 7; Houston. ouarternsster's Department
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ByHM L. W ALL & co. Auotionsers
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TAI


Bv whine IF a decree oftha late Circuit Court oF
the istrieI of Ollumbis bear as data On the 9th
Day fNsy,S 1850 and psssa1 IN ia ga In Iieh
W Moore q 90. are compliments, ami Geo, g.
Krh sr or defer dsrts al ofsr "a sale
al pu bio etiop in front ofth- prem TnrRs
Lo'a CT arouud numbered seven ~ end nin- % Ia
fssf of the plan % the city Of Wa hin eton q. de-
serited 10 the proceedings in the said ssuss ftha
dfmepsiors OF which will be given on the asv Of
salei with The improvements thereon oousistiue
ofaIest a. fuos tantisl two st, ~ brlak houss.
This property IL situated on street seuth be-
tween 7th and sth streets west, la q thriving aad
healthy raighborhosd
ferns: One third cash the residue In two install
mt nts of six and twelve months, the purchaser
f. ng hr not for the deferred payments. eearils
Interest from the dsv Of sale. The dssd to be re-
iair ed uatil the whole OF the purchase money La
HAd
All eonvsysrcin st the cost of the pu. oh sssr
EDWARD @. .CARRISG ron, Trusise,
rnhen cow W. L. WALL & Co Aucta,
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By ". L. WALL Il co.. Auc.ionssrs.

UhPOsrphs saLE-We will serl At public a &C.
1fion earl, nelt month By order of Crsmsiisa &
Co., on thsir premises. No. 393 Pennsylvania ave-
me up stairs, very ch oics stock of Wtne<, Bran
dies, Dc. assisting of about n dozen The said
stock has been on hand in ibis city ss.ut years
Hes the tr :de, and suffers can avail themselves for
With row sold only r reason Of . ehansa ofousi
ness and OBS Of the partners ing to sarops Cat-
Alos nes VIII Be ready two days before sale dsy
which viii be hereafter announced
NH 50 lw IChron W. T.. WALL & CO, Aue,s.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. l.. sMlTH-AN EXUHlLENr CLAIR
lV1 vOyant and Test Medium $50 Ut near 4th de-
scfibeB and with spirit friends,
gets names, examines diseases perfectly. magma
tisee, reads the future Hours from 10 N. till 8
m. Sittinss 81. mh 7-lmH
AIRS. WBlN 10 oURIN9 HOPELESS GASES
l1 OF DISEASE
By Magnetism ami Electricity,
when AL other treatment fails. Call and zee tee-
timonia. at 445 street, Washington.
m
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RY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THB
- TREASTRY,I l hereby give notice tn It i am
prepared to receive subscriptions on account of
8, ,F64 bearing data March 1861, redeemabia at
the pleasure of the Government, after ten years
ard payable forty years from date bearing interest
over one Ds hSndred snnssy on and oa s
subseribsrs viii % reesvs = 81 sither her Registered or
e the
slooJ Five Hundred dollars. $500, Ore Thousand
ara Ten ss aoars s ans
Bonds of the 6enomio atoms Of Fifty dollars $50
o.e Hundred dollars, 500, Five Hundred dollars,
Su bscribers will be required to pay in addition
lawful money, The accrued Interest in coin, or 10
ssni sdss y ps or esn ns foG ps.%u o nns
further. notice from the frst day of March or
Beptsmber, as the case NAV be, until the day Of
pom receipt Of subscriptiors I will issue my
iginal Of which will be forwarded by the sub
ton, with letter stating the kind, Registered or
Coupon } and the dar mination Of bonds required
=. Ugcn the receipt Of the original Certificate at
the Department, the Bonds subscribed for will be
transmitted 20 the subscribers respectively, as
It is expected that the irst deliveries Of eoupon
Bcnds % yii be made notiater than The fSnsth l4th,
nh 26-4w Treasurer Utited States.
IME LINE LIME Orders received for frst
IL quality Pennsylvania ALUM LIME, at the
Lumber Yard on Indiana avenue between I'd and
81 5 0'snss sEo NV " hsHEfL co.
~ R. WoogTAR1's pyt1sn u LIVERY, SALE AND
No. Al NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE,
Near Ssratoga Street.
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Gallo OLD IRON, BLAOKSMITHS' TOOLS,
y QIRPsHPkR's Tools. sADLHR's TooLs CANP
sNo GARsIsoH xSrIPA6H, AND MISCELLANEOUS
QrlEFERhABrER STORES.
CHIsY Qua AaTRRMAsfHR's OfgIoE
DBPof or WAsnIssfoH.
WARRINGTON D. O., MAJ Oh 81, 1854 !
wld , Sold at Public Auction, ~ AleIRndria o.
eArUapAY, April 9Th, 1854, st II o'cioeks n,
Old IRON Blscksmiths, Fools, osrpsntsrs' rooi,.
Bad ere Tools Scales, Grind stones, jack Screws,
Moves, Lsntsrns: shoyss. Rshes, Hsy Forks
Nh.si:barroEs: Rus giss. Coaches, Amoalsnoss
cts Am bulsnce springs, Horseshoe Fails. N Noss
B.gs Horse Covers, Curry Combs, Pick Axss
slss too pumsrous TO mention. Condemned ~ una,
Tor pubic =sryies
Proce,sful bidders viii be re- hired TO remove the
Articles in Ave (El days from the day Of Fale
Terms: Cash IL Government funds
r. RUOKHR,
Brts. Gen. and Chief Qusr tsrmastsr.
EkSl 9. Depot OF Washington. d @,
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EaAEL AM DEslRABLE TRAJF OF LAND
- ApyoIAH8 sEs o,TY At PUBLIC 6ALH-0n
TnObsDAI AF FEkrOON, Aprii y b. ~ O CLOAK,
on the premises, shall sell small and desirable
us CT Of land syinE the road to Ana,ssta driaxs
diets ps about one quar- er Of . mile from tss a
sire ct oil gate In M distely opposite Douglass
Ard sd Joined on the west by IsBerHood's pisse
Tn. tract contains tnirty acres of lAnd hss all
dwelling house. pump Of good water and f1s
fpriDg OF the place g. so choice fruit trees II de-
sired it win be divided into four or dvs trso Of
sne rnrnins e s.si % 5ooI Rum n se "A1 70 "a
Terms One third cash, the rsnainds in slI and
trrst op the premises COST of eonveyapces In.
slucir " stamps. to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 81 j McG GUIR1 & Co., A1ets,
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CALI OF OLD CNsERvICHABE GRAIN
y BACKS STOVES cOPPIs. CAST IRgN,
eAOYlLS, 40 &c, 30.

CHIky QuARI Ilsxs sTsR's OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WAsHlaeToH.
WAsHIForoR, d. O., N&snh 81, 1854
VIII be 80 d, At Public An ctiou ct Seventh treet
VIA I, In u City Of Wsshington d. O FRIDAY,
kpail sth 1854, o. J. O'Clock .. m .
% tn0 Old and Unservto toeable Grain Sacks.
Ass. a. II or lock In Of the sans day, at Gov.
ernr1snS Vars house, No. is, New York aysnus.
be:sesn . ishtesnsh nd Ninetssnth itrsstA, will
ts sod
stoves. Rsnges. Camp Kettles c ,sl hods Msss
Pens, Old SID New ecrav Copper, Old Osss Iron
H.ovspsos, shovsls, Scales, Wheelbsrrovs, Desks,
SO &s
Sues ref1l bidders win bs sauired 20 the
articles within evs - days from the day Of sale.
ferme: Ca ii In Government fuuds.
d Il RUONuR,
Bris. Gen. and Chief Quarter m aater,
ysb "a st Depot of IA him Ston.
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GALE CO CONDEMNED WAGoNs. CARTS
- BU6GIIe. AND WHILE.

y
csIRy QukRIERnAsiIR,s oFFIoa,
DEPOT OF WAsBIEaToN,
wisHIna9on, D. o., Aarch 81, 1854
WDl be sold. at Public a uction 1T the aonts end
sffSenie ieth s,rset, near the oIefnmsnt 0o.rAls
April 18th, 1854, at II onloef d, m, . lot OF
n... and IA, b.r. wssos
wheels, " wagon Beds. tosether with . mum Der o.,
articles PER sinins 20 .s&an trsnsg lon. ths
SsTfce
o e.ssfr' bidders viii be required to ramovs the
ARD olss within Eve ~ days from the day Of ssls
Terms: C-sh In Cover nms Mt funds,
D II RUOKNR,
yfis, Cen and Chief Quaxtermastsr,
NH 81 lot Depot OF WAshtn Rt0n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotionee-s.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
sSs ts s1s 81 xsr as1
shan sell II front Of TIE premises st se'cloak
& ss & ies. ssss sss
q ss asssn uss.s back IS fest to .'isy' and
isrms: onslahirs 'd cash, s,lsoe. in 81. .ua
s:.s ara de- deed H5 3, i srs:. ~; Ns'a
All convey ance and stamps at the cost OF the pur"
msaa.odSas eRBEN WILLIAMS. Austs.
ByJ.o M,eUiRl & 90. Auctionsers.
CREAT SALE BY oATAL0GUEOF sEvENfY.
tS1s
AFTERNOON. April 5th, at oclook, ct the Aus.
seq t>ons, sornsr OF Tenth and D streets We shall
!s pIRsr GLASS BUILDING LOTS.
soms tie most slisibis bu.ldins to S. found
In the city situated psls the high
wes IN
most desirable part Of the city for private resi-
FSI de.sI.ptiys catalogues with terms Of sale &C.
s,S, SShisd np the an''tifpfS fSSoaurRns co. Auo...
HByJ O. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auctioneers :
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Bs-
1s.s5
ths vest half of Lot No 5, in Square 90, having
Ssss rs feet SO inches, improved By = ans fra ne
avsihns Aons., containing five rooms Passages
Terms: CRi third cash: and the balance ia three
ssusl payments at g L. and 70 months, secured by
sdss6 Of rest on the premises
stsnrs and convey snoing e. snrchassr's cost.
W FENDALL, Att,rnsy.
mh.1s eodAds ] O Moe UIsA G Go Auo's.
THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED IN
80. saquerce of fhe rain until WEDNESDAY AR
fhRkoOS, A pril 9th. sam hour and place.
". y. PFNDsjL Attorney
Ap2 J. O. Meg UIRE CO., Aucts,
By GREEN Il WILLIAM Auctioossra,
AIDES, MIsSES' AND CHILDRES's sIOe3
IL At kUCTIoE On THURSDAY, ths 7.h lay of
April ~ 10 O'Clock M We 81 all ,eli, 10 front Of
suI suctlon rooms viz:
600 psirs Ladies' Geiters and other Shoes,
fE psirs Misses sud hiidrsD : Shoes # all kinds.
The attention of d, staEs 10 invits7 to the SALE
Ass ~ - sod 10 lots to suit purchasers,
Terms cash.
nhsI-d GREEN & WILT ANA. Auets.
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s,ALs og ooNDsNssp aoRsns AND MULES

ssAhs os ooHDsNssp aoRsns AND MULES
oHIs, ouAs9saxAsrR's 8 oFTre.,
Depos Of Washsass0a, !
-, Wdshiastoa, u. C., March 79, l6S4.i
vi. se sold at public anssion st tbs Corrais
D C.. on wEDN ESDAY. AZ TX sta. psx. And On
sSDsAso-g 4, Agr,l sah, 1884 : of
HORSES AND MULES,
coudsmned a. unfit for public s.ry,cs
re7EaE each in Govarnrner ant funn.
bAsss 70 commence ct 10 O'CLOCK A. ua
ID 81 RUOKyR.
mh992t De sot Of Wsshirs-c,
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~ HIDES.
w Ill BID BOLD AT AUCTION RvnRv WIp.
Eke DAY and SAT UkDAY At IL o,eleek q. n. n
the ~BAhY loot OF sixth street, ell tie IDiS
iALL0H, &e.. that may be on hand, Of Osftis
tlsn sbteFe3 outaide ths limits OF the bistyisf a.
ation Terms aash In Gssernneut fuads, TO b.
nas I'm Lisut. Col. and 8. va.