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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

GRIEVANCE ABArID.- Since the reoccupatien Of
the tobacco factories NJ in and Franklin tteets near
Church Hill, as hospitals for Yankee wounded the cen
tnels possd srould them have renewed tie former IN
warrart,bIe practice of requiring citizens including
ladies', TO leave the paved sidewalks and walk en- the
curbing or in the gutter whilst passing the hospita.
Weare pleased to hava in our poser to state that the
attention Of Major Turn r. Comm,ndant q. the Libby,
was called to this grievance yesterday, and that he hs,
gwen such iustruclons VIII prevent its recurrence
TIE practice the qua d complained Of was in viola
ten of positive orders heretofore issued by this cient
officer who has supervisory charge Of tho prison los
p.tals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

kr MoDALLUM. of Tenn, introduced bill to au-
thor the Auditor Of the TTeasy, Or commissioner
appointed for the purpose to audit the amount paid BY
the State Of Tennessee for the support OF Der troops
before turning the to the Confederate States
Referred.
Also bill to amend an act to regulate the destruc-
Il of property under military necessity, and provids
for indemnity Of The same Referred to the Committee
on the judiciary.
Mr. F00TE offered resolution 10 resciud the resolu-
ton fixing Tussday jane 7,h the day OF adjourn
ment so as TO provide that Congress stal from that
date teke recess of ninety days.
M ECH0LS, of Ga, moved to lay 1t on the table.
Pending its consideration, the special order of the
day, The Tax bill and amend nens, was called These
were discussed until the hour for taking recess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

NAross rouRI.-There was only one case Of htsrsst
before tho Mayor yesterday morning. Tom, anegro
fellow belonging to Mrs. Charlotte Wright who lives
Uaion Hill, charged with "givng information to the
enemy and with u,il reasonable langua e." Ths was
very high sounding charge but it will be seen ha the
evidence cid not utsin it entirely though 1t was clear
that the accused very nsoleat CHIP and deserved
severe punishment. 1t appeared tia. he, having been
running around loose for time, going the Mes
he plessed his Mistress last Thdsdey threatened 10 hire
him to hospital whertupon be told her that the Yam
kee would be here in few daJs, and that then she
Wou d be humble enough. Size ask ed him II he would
give them the Information that would enable them to
gel here. He said he would, and showed her the !o-
bairg pass, whah 10 ID the Yankees had given bin:
"Pass the bearer to G, to his hou go. some clothes
J B. Mcintosh, Col commanding" Mr. Smith, who
livts Gear MEADOW Bdige, and at who's, house Toms
wife lives, stated thu. on the morning Ct the Sheridan
raid whsn the shells began to fall about his house. all
OF his negroes among them Tom, attempted 10 escape,
hut were caught in the woods by the Yankees WHO ak
ed the negroes to go off with them but they refused
Then it that Tom received me pass from the Yam.
kee colonel to go back to his (Ar Smh'o) house for
bis clothes.
The case continued till this morning, and the ne
gro committed jail.
Lewis Allen charged With forging the name Of John
Ii. Baptist to order upon the pos. Office for letters
was turned over to the COME ierate Commissioner.
Some negroes were ordere to be punished for petty
thefts and other off.nces.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

BIYoRE TIE CoxNI sIoSsR.-The cass Of Lews II.
tlen cha ged with forging ths name of John d. Bsp.
ii to order the Richmond P Jet Office and obtain
ias ihereupoR large number Ct letters, containing
m ney, was eI imiuei by Confederate Commissioner
sAnds, yesterday Isappeared .ha; Allen when arrest.
90, confessed that be forged tie cider and obtained
the con lumber OF l.lois from the Dispstchs box at
the post Office, Of which letters contained $40.
tn accused was to be tiled before Judge Haly-
burton, aud was s3mit.;d 10 bail in 81 600.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

DAsaEsocs ASIxAI.-A horse that WIS being shod
yesterday eveling, IN blacksmith shop, near the Old
Market, managed, by hs Own uaaided II ,r.ions, TO
creae quite an excitement in that neghborhood. Jut
% he shoeing operation began he broke hia halter,
Kicked over smith, aud knocked another, and
tearing up Franklin street. over little while girl,
cutting her forehead qite severely. he Was caughs
aud carried into J,bussop livery stable where some
gentlemen, gathering a or. hin, Re kicked one of
them Nc. E. T. Bass in ths lower part of tie abdomen
knocking him DIVA and iIacing injuries that i, Is
feared will prove vcsy serious, We hope this beast will
oe put into the army vi all pIastoabe speed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

Gun OoTroN.-The New York Journal Of Commerce
closes an article substitutes for gunpowder with the
following remslki:
The only compound that is likely, under apy circum-
Stances dispute precedence With gurpowder lie cot
toD Tas artiCl il much more easily m lde than gun
powder though it may not bs cheaper. Fue dry cot
ION is thoIougtly soaked in mixture of suphurc and
nitric acids (nrate Oh potash may bs dissolved in sui
phudc acid with the resul afterwards washed in
sever al Wvers fqlesz,d dry possible and finally
dried uy gentle heat. The product is gan cotton
Its discovery few years ago, thought have ns
ausuratei a new era ia ga Bat experiments soon
proved hit Il igled at TOO low heat bling liable
be knd ed By tue heat of the gun after fea discharges
and that il exploded with tremendous force to
burst a gun barrel when tie ball well rammed
down. For artll.ry service, than for infantry
arm, il wes found to be entirely unsu.ed
Gun co.ton as explosive mAeria speedily sa5k out
of recollection, sthough science discovered bs-
cent way 10 use it land this il beautiful instance Of
the correlation of the arts by dsoving it to ether The
solution ia ccodon an article invaluable to the photo
grapher. Ssllul chemists in every part of the world
nave, however been at work trying 10 make prac ca
bic exp os;ve ag.nt of gun cotton. l; is claimed that
German cnemirt has a. last umphed over ali obs,a-
cles and has procured the adoption Of his modification
of enn cotton in the artillery OF the Austrian SER
vice Toe Prussan Government, it IL said, has also
tried the improved gun cotton, and Is saii fed with it,
England and Flames Lave done nothing with it bu. will
probably give it careful testing The inventor Of the
improvs nlent or his agent has recently brought the
claims of his gun option to the notice of the United
States Government With what result we have not
learned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

JuDaE LrIss CouRr:-The only thing done in lhis.
Court yesterday was tas eater ng Of nos prossgu in
the case o. James Roach, boy offsesu, indicted for
stealing olosh cloak fom Efs. 7. We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
WASHINGTON. Nay 2s. 1854.


The New York Tribune of the 2sth contains the fol-
loving letter;
WAsHRGTOS Nay 20, 1854.
Tae retreat Of Gen. Lee across the North Anna has
ed many journalists and the people generally TO be-
heve that he intends to fall bsck as often ss pressed by
eus forces Until iosds the iortifcAdcns of Rich mond
resiet toa' cannot share in this opinion io' am
confident that il he retired within The defsnees of he
1iiy, with view Of sanding a Siege both the city
a-d Iii. army would soon fall into oar hsnds.
Ny reasons 10, believing rat the greet Rebel Ga otrin
dos NOT ia.end to f his cap tai Or if obliged
% 20 90, does not ineDd % remain thee are luioc
10 TIE h'st place, with Ae ey osisged 6y cur orc 3
Toul b impossible for him % iubsisi his Immense
arm taers for any censid sIabls time.
cOuoY, the extensive iOruhcaiens around the CITY
fsudsfs s ctplure ne1t % impossible exssus ~ sieg
d forty thou AMI troops tn plenty oflaborer q can
defend is e. saocessfuly-and more 60 a. thay could
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

O0T CT THE JUG -OiTtiin Nicholas Carroll, no = q
private in C,onel acknowledgement of R3ervss vas
on yest rdsy, by order CT the Governor released from
Castle Tnundsr and ordered to report bis ent o
duty. Nie OF tho rscreant Italians blDging to the
ngLclble lsth were as relsa cd from the Castle yea
terdsy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
NOTTJwAY COUSrY, Va,
May 30, 1864.
10 a. Editor of The Wig /:

10 hs Editor Of lbs Wtig:
Eaciosed please find the result Of the election in this
Oo1nty for Sheriff aad Commissioner of the Rsvende:
CANDIDATES EOR sHERIIS.
PArsha A FoWlk - vote, lei.
William G. fuckers vote, lO7-54 nsjOrity ID favor
Of FoWlEes.
oASDIDATEs EOH COMMISSIONER OF rag REvESUE.
4. L. AOsslsy's vote, 81.
Wm. P. Boisseau's vot, 59''
JOS E. Lesth's Vste. llSSmakiog Lsaths msj orty
over MOssley, rs, and over BOsseau. So.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

THE SEIZURE OF THE CHIScHA ISLANDS "A decree of
the Peruvian Government bearing date the 25th ult.,
has been officially communicated to the State Depart
msnt at Washington, in which IL stated that the Gov
eminent does net recOgn4s the authority which is et
ercsed the Ohincha Islands by the Spanish sq1ad-
ron anchored the waters thereof that the arrange
msnts which he has made for the exploration Of guauo
VII &c regarded as null and void, and that cargoss Of
glanO shipped under Spanish authority viii bs attached
according to Law in foreign. potts, aud their proceeds
held subject TO the orders Of the Peruvian Govern
meat. 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

AcKxowLrDaxsNrs.-Dr. J. J. Gravats, the Surgeon In
charge at Seabrooks Rsce vne) Hospital in thu civ,
has communicated bis grateful Acknowledgements to
Mrs. Terry, Bsrce, Carl nd, Stamps, Wihon, Niece,
and other patriotic and kind hearted ladies OF Ator'
n G for lbe al donations Of diet Wines pickles. pre-
serves tandage tcitaments, tracts, etc., assuring tic
that the said arti,ls, VIII be appropriately distributed
among tho wounded who Ha be sustained and chesred
in their suffering By such manifestations Of kindIsss
on the part of tie obe ladies' of North Carolina a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

PURSUANT to an ordinance passed by the
Council OF the City Of Richmond 1lth January 1855 vii;
attend a. hs colectr once In the City Ha from the 18th TO
the s0t June inclusive the purpose receiving fran the Tax
Pa the whole he oneh Of tGs taxes dsducng ten
eat. from the amount 20 paid.
js1--dim JULIu3 A. H0BeoN, Q, O. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

SuPPlIis FOR THE CIrr Oar citizens will feel crate
full to Mr.. Rasse!, Of Va, fer Introducing bill the
House Of Represe ytsArd,y, designed tn sci'
tate the tranport ton OF tuppes Of food to Rchmcnd
We fcpe that producers VII send in freely any articles
Of Subsistence they spare, from bun + Of as
paragus peck Of peas the la ge amoont Of bacor,
which they may desire 10 sell at 40asoa per b. in gold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
NEW RICE AND BACON.
NOTICE TO, TAX PAYERS.

Rice Bacon also sale Green Tea and Belmont Sperm
js2-ls GEO. A. WED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
From the n. Y. Tribune OF tbs 2s:h we extract Ii,
folloHine items;

From the n. Y Tribune OF tbs 2s:h we extract the
following items:
Admiral Porter passed up TO Mound City on the
steamer Black Hawk on "Wednesday night. Memphis
aJVees up 10 the 24ih instant ain sls news. Two
brothers named Fergu,on executed st Helena for
toe murder Of etzsns who we're going to Helena with
option about tires months ago. General futile came
up on tee Patts Valley, route 10 report 10 Saer-
mae having AZ bis own feqlss been relieved from the
command OF the post OF NGschez The Memphis cot oa
market was active aid firm; ofsrngssmal, and ell taken
at advanced rates.
VIRGISIAs DELKGATE TO BALTIMORE -Tse following
delegates 70 the Balamore National Convention were
to-aAy appointed by the Unconditional Unoa Safe
Central COMMITTEES al the neetug aeld al Alexandra,
t1e temporary capital OF the SRte o. virginia The
Senatorial Delegates are the Hon Wm d MoTsey, of
Alexandra, ana Chandler, OF Norfolk District Dtl.
eRa.es-5ih Disrcs, De- Arthur Watson; I'd District.
Ne Charles w Bates 7sh DstSct; Mr. i Mercer.
These delegates are 81, enthusiastic Lincoln men.
A hI.TAKE REcrTHD Il. was Al,coaa, oos Allan a,
that Sherman was reported g have hanked This stary
is by no improh-ble, bu. che Atlanta sair
little too strong.
rHE ASSAULT ON SENATOR CHANDLER.
DE NJ Clarke, ose 'Cf the most dis inguished
pys clans il troll witnessed the Gss.ut last ght
noon Senator Chandler, and describes the outrsgs in
the 20 ords S nascr Shs1dler lidy aud TWO CHI
drsn were sit-.Gg IS esd table ia he duing of
ths NaionsI Hofe being the table usually occupied by
snstcr Uhaadler and family. D. Z. NJ. Clarke Of
Detroit occupied one of the centre tables, imme6ia
opposite 70 Seoator Chandler. Mr.. voorhees, o. In
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
Taa oITT.

THE Wan IL ITS RKLArross TO G;D AND HAs."-At
the Invita- on Of large nuuber of members Of Con-
gress. RsvsDt stss viii deliver 10 add esses en- iris
subject. TIE frst viii b, the religious sspscs Of
the question, aud will be delivered to-niga1e FIRST
Pfesbyterial Church Or. noorssl Thss-sld ill be
political and will take place be succeeding evening,
at the came place. The sctur r. CHARACTERISTIC thorough
treatment OF the SUBJECT will serve attention.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
M Rn-
OBITUARY.
Adju ant.

the sist May, the residence her father In ths city,
SALLY WILMER eldest daughter Of Charles d. BArdae ssed
Is years and six months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

Dan'el Crosby, Of tie llth s c., r. D. WATSON, of
the 9Th Va AID Samuel j. Wall, Of the Illh O., mi-
OF war; Gied at Fortress Aonroe on the -25 of
hay. -. k-.- szz5 49,
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'RIcuxOsD. May 81, 1854.

Rev. j. oernxs D. %: W LOW
Rev. and Dear sir The under respectfully rtque,t
you will deliver and il r,,.or.
God and man. n this city, 81 convenience undsr
such arrangements aam be made by the Young Ohrssn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02

NEWS FROM RICHMOND VIA. NEW YORK.
The New York Tribune Of the 2sth contains the fol-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-02
Very respectfully, &C.,

RoaAx.-ioO d. bora for sale .,
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DI e ID,

battle Of Coal Harbor. LUCIEN LASSELLE, Ist
sergeant of company H. lst California Regiment,
in the ath year of his age
His funeral will take place this afternoon, from
his fathers residence, Ne. 2727th street, between
and NJ, at 31s O'Clock.
In this city, on the morning of the 10Th instant,
JAMES A. SUTTON, only son of Cath erine lisa
bella and the late James Sutton, aged five years
and two weeks. D. d.
The friends and relatives OF the family are in
vited to attend his funeral, at his mothers resi-
dence, No. 461 street. between 5th and 9Th SITS.
this Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
On the 18th instant. ALEXANDER. infant son
of Alexander R. and Mary &. Shepherd, aged six
months.
Of his father. No. 3sS Tenth street between and
M, this day at FIVE clock p. m. The friends of the
family are respectfully requested to attend 1t
On Sunday. the 18th instant, MARGARET DYER
in the 35th year of her age.
- Her relations and friends are invited to attend
her funers from st. Peters Church. ut O'Clock
To morrow Tuesday, morning 2ist instant.
On Monday morning, June Goth, HARRY B., in
FAINT SON of VIM. B. and Ann V. Dyer, aged months
and 5days.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his parents, No 313 18th street north, at o'clock
p. m. tomorrow.
JOHN BURCHILL, infant son of Belinda and
John O. Kendrup, Danish Vice Consul, aged eight
months and twelve days.
Funeral Tuesday morning at o'clock a. m
from 623 Penna avenue, Capitol Hill.
New York Herald please copy.l
tha sf thf
". aged ~ years, son of the late James e. Birney
of Saginaw, Mich. r
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MUSICAL.

fRoF EsPUTA Would respectfully intern the
IN Vocal and Instrumenfl Music. Havingt
retired from his other professional business, 81
Instruction in music to all those who may ke
pleased to patronise him. Prof. Esputas method
he makes good performers of his pu eils he mAkes
good mueicians of them also; 50 that any one whs
tn At knowlsdee Of music as will N axis them osm-
petent for teachers or professional musician..
desire to enter must apply early rs the hambsr is
For terms apply - Prof JOHN EsPurA. n.
81 3 9th street esst. Navy Y0fd. as & ...,.7 =
N B. The car pass Prof. ksputA' Is residence eve-
~ six minutes during, the day. my linz
JOMINI's LIFE or NAPOLEON Transiatey
i from ths French, With notes By Major General
pRtNcy Taylor.
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MARKIEp.t

On the 14th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. FinkeI.
WILLIAM THOMAS. of Baltimore, to Miss MARY
SCHCLZE, Of this city.
baltimore Sun please copy
In Georgetown, BY the Rev. J.. Fl. c. Bonte, June
Is 1854, s. 8. RANKIN, ESD. merchant, Water
street. Georgetown, and Miss SARAH E.rARM
STRONG. Of Dublin Ireland. .-r-s,r-o.-
tPhiladelphia papers please copy1
On the 10th. by Mr. Remie, JOSEPH THOMAS.
of Georgetown, to Miss JENNIE HARMON, of the
same place.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. l.. SMITH, an excellent Clairvoyant and
~ Test Medium, 252 Fourth street, Eve doors
netism, sees your dead and living friends, tells
character, gets names, reads the future has great
sympathy for the afflicted. Hours from 10 q. m to
Sp. m. je 10 2W*
ITO THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE-Con-
l. sutation gratis from IL to IL m. Medicines
without charge.
DR.. BECHTINGER,
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
italian army. informs the public of Washin gton
that he has just arrived from Paris, and devotes
his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis
eases. Particular attention to females and private
diseases. He convArses in English French Ger
man, Spanish and italian languages. His diplo-
mas from the most celebrated university of Europe
hang in bis Office, Penn. avenue, SOP, near Sd
street: Office hours, to IL a. m; to p. m.
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AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.-On Friday morn
ing last, just before Mrs Tippett, one OF the un-
fortunate females who persisted by the explo-
sion At the Arsenal, went to work, she was ap-
prised OF the fact that her husband, private
IN The LIST regiment ID. q. tcavairy, had been
wounded In one OF the battles on the Peninsu-
ID On Friday nignt, g few hours after the &C.
cid at, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Tippett's mother,
VS. plunged int yet deeper grief by receiving
Information of the death of her son in Law nv
these sad casualties three or four very young
mother, who Is poor woman, and lives by
hard dai ly labor.
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Perjury CASE DIsMIssED.-Saturday the
case of Elizabeth Shorter, for false swearing
IN the case Of William +. Pruitt, was taken mn
by Justice Kinsey. Mr.. Pruitt, in constdera.
ton Of the fact that she is already bound for
court for grand larceny, asked that this case
Re dismissed, which was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-20

MAzRPPA-This charming, popular and
thrilling Oriental pageant will be produced to-
night al Growers Theater in magnificent style,
Miss Kate Vance, the beautiful young eques-
trIenDe, sustaining the duplst role OF Oassimir
of equestrIanism on her trained steed " Don
Juan" Messrs. Myron, Roche, Kames, Chap.
man, Sheldon, Clarke, Miss Annie Ward, Mrs
Myron, and the entire company appearing in
her suppor go
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lieutenant Barnum, Of the 18th Connecticut
volunteers, who was wounded in one of the
battles OF the late campaign under Grant, aud
who had his leg amputated, died at the United
states Hotel from the effects Of secondary
hemorrhage. The death was rather sudden,
as the Lieutenant was progressing finely in
the morning, and was in comparatively
healthy condition, and In response TO inquiries
OF frien stated that he felt trst-rats, and bs.
l!eyed he had a fair prospect Of recovery. Half
an hour thereafter he was a corpse, one OF the
Igatures having broken, and in few mo-
mrnts he died His body will be embalmed by
Dr. Holmes preparatory to being sent North.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE = CO., Auctionsers.

TRGsTEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY BRIOK
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June IS. at ok,
Q. T. No. and fohos l, ct seq, and of the Land
Records of WashingtoR county, D. O.. shall sell,
Lot No. 9 in Crittenden's sub division Of Square
1913, fronting 10 feet Ninth street west. between
and streets north, running back "a feet4 inches
Brick Dwelling House containing two basement
rooms, saloon parlor. wide hall, and three cham
beers. with woodshed, 30. in the rear.
ConYeyances at cost Of the purchaser.
THoMAsS. BURR, Trustee
te.6 dts ]. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
RYW VIM L. WALL & CO., Auotioneers.
U.s. MARsHAL'ssALB OF scHOoNBR INDIAN
AND CARGO.
fee of the Supreme Court of the District Of Col
um bis, holding District Court, and to me direct
ed will to public sale, for cash at the foot
of Sixth street harf the Potomac river. In the
the City Of Washington, d. c., on FRIDAY, the
Path day of June, 1864, commencing ut IL O'Clock
The SCHOONER INDIAN. her Tackle, Apparel.
and Furniture.
ALSO.
u Pigs; lot of Chickens,
bag of Salt; barrel of Flour,
Ham; a lot OF Cigars,
Lot of Beef; Msckerel and Sugar,
Compasse SextAnts,
Lot Of Charts; Spyglasses,
Lot OF Is6ossp; lot OF Brooms,
Also, imme diately after the sale of the above, I
The SCHOONER MALINDA, her Tackle, Apparel
and Furniture, for cash, and barrel whisky.
q lS-d VIM T. WAII,&
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DYJ. @. Meg UIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.

NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
FOR A SMALL FAMILY ON K STREET, BE!
TWEEN 2D AND ID STREETS WEST.
on TUESDAY AFTERe DON. June 21st, at 81
OF Lot No. in square Nc. 5es fronting Is feet on
the north tide of Estreet north, between I'd and
foot alley, with the i'm provements, consisting of
handsoae and we'll built three; story and basement
game being No. 514, ON said ! street
Terms: One-bsH cash; the remainder In six
months, with interest, secured BY . deed of trust
Oh the premises. - 80 -. az n
= Title perfect. q -.... t.. paifi .
Possession given October l. 1854. ''.- SD.
je I4-d J. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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RY TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctf; Georxeto1u

RY THOMAS DOWLIFS, Auctri Georgetoyn.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON HEIGHrs
OF GEOR6ETOWN AT AUCTION.
VII sell at Public Auction on TUESDAY AF-
premises Lot No, 81. on the corner Of Prospect
snd frederick streets fronting rs feet Prospect
Ing beaattfal site. comma pdinx splendid view
down the RotSmac, win do we'll 60 attend this sIe.
mon iAs 73- - 80. 10 ',fF
0onvvyanoias aaA stAnys at tie cost Of the pur-
ohaser ;as - II
jeM THcs, HcTLING, Aue.iense7.