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The rsest and best assortment Of
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II MAY BALL.
j R0F. J. W. KREiS Respectfully announces
" ' GRAND NAY BALL
IN this e;Eft ftEsbSf q hsls hssl9HSR1Na May 10th,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Stvenh street.
The exhibition will commence at o'clock. ,
:. 81 r. PROGR ANNE. 80 -
College Hornpipe, by two masters, s.., -5
Pas d'Eccosaise, BY two ladies, f-s'zzE
Fishers Hornpipe. by four gentlemen, a1 - ,
Pas Syrian, by q lady AM gentlemen. E1S .
Pas de Medley. byIa Miss, .a'
Irish Lit, by a lady and gentleman,
l. homme q trOis Jambes OF the man with three
Hirhisnd Fling, by three sentlemsn. IN -
Sailors Hornpipe. by gentlemann
Pas Syrian, By q Miss and Master.k
Zingaril1a, by q Miss and Master.
La Tarrentafla Pas de Deux, BY Miss and Master,
Grand National Polka. by a gentleman and Miss,
representing Brother Jonathan and the tod
dess Of Liberty. arranged expressly for the oc
Grand May Pole Dance, BY sixteen. ending with
After which the floor will be cleared for the whole
Cards admitting gentleman and ladies. So; to
be bad of any of the pupils and principal music
and bookstores. None sold at the door. ~
Music by Prof. Reuckert
Ballet Mest.r-!. W. Kseis. assisted BY bis
Mr. Kreis wishes to return his sincere thanks to
his patrons and friends for their hind patlonafe
during the season. and respectfully s0lisits the
same For the next, which commence SsptemSes
9Th, 1854. - a'- 't'' - -. Ap 3keO6th
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RY J. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aa,,tioneers,

AVERY VALUABLE LOT ON Ey GATH ST REEr
BETWEEN p AND Q rSORTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nay I3, At O'Clock.
on the premises shall sell IsosNo. II, in sausEe
No. S7. ~ 80 \
This Lot is 62 feet sinehet font on Eighth street
west, between P and @ stree. q nortn and lOi fa.t
deep, and will be divided Ayd sold in three equal
Isrts fIsr
Terms One third ca 81 ID the balan in sr and
twelve months. with faterest, secured by deed Of
trust on the property
All convey snces and sts mps at cost Of the pur-
chsastr
my.sd J. @. ldcGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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OYV I.WALL q CO.. Auciionssrs.

500 DOZEN Extra choice CcEnse syd Rochslls
Br.naiss sss eiSs% Hs1s an, tSss1 Port Wine:
6 sinint q She siesk efE p5osrD .sa q 90. IN
Be- ssld bY their order Ct Pubiie is on KDN e. e
examinsd q their q room. No. Sss. Psnnsyi-
ssnS snss s'e'os 'eeoeS aoi 90. Aust..
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kY ]. O. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctioneers.
ELEVEN BUILDFNti IOTs IN THE vICINIr,

On mon DAY a aFy3ERNOON. Msy 6. at O'Clock,
OIL The premise We shall sell, Eleven scod Build
Ii in DruIS' sub oivis on of Squsre No 29s,
situated bstw go Fau.tssn,L and Fifteenth street
Terms: One urth Ia cash. she remsindsr in siI,
twelve. and q nteen oatnn. with interest secured
bv q d. % of tf ait on the prem,ses.
C0nvryAroA at the eos OF the purchaser.
~ cash 'psyment Of $40 on each Lot viii be re.
my7.d JC. MosUIRE & co. Auets.
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EORE EIGN DRY GOODS.

Our stock of foreign goods is now very large and
we'll assorted, aud Ladies who anticipate buying
any articles OF forei gn i'm portaton will doubt
save money BY making their purchase as early as
cent put upon them by late act Of Congress viii
make material difference in the price of all such
goods purchs sed after this time; but as we had
fortunately purchased very largely before the
duty vas increased ne are now prepared to offer
great many goods st lover Estes than they can be be
Elegant Black silks for cloaks and msntillas.
from 81 80 to IS per yard. O. = 81. =.
20 pieces small figured ana solid colored Silks,
sSE pieces neat W Check silks, in all of the most
fashionable colors in use, and at very moderate
20 pieces plain colored Pouitdesoi. in all of the
most desirable colors, and in the assortment are
some of the best plain xoeds M We yer % saw:
rs pieces plaid and strined taf,ta foulsrds which
we are selling very cheap indeed, being " yard
wide and only M cents per yard
ALSO ON HAND
complete stock Of medium priced dress goods
ranging from IS to rs cents per yard making our
assortment Of dress 10 ds more complete than
will be found in any other establishment in the
District and purchasers will econ be able to jud
. whether they are cheap or not. as our lowest
6gures. from which no deviation is allowed.
We also have on hand. II the best makers,
AMAGNIFICENTs srOCK OF BLACK GOODS
Com prisipg all of Lupins fsbriQues, which ar
known to be the best in the world, aSd havin
purchased them cheap we are prepared to SO
them at fair advance and take our chances sor th
'1 ". sHUsTER& & BROTHER,
No as oppo site Centre Market
my3.6tif between 7th and 18th streets.
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OYJ,C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers.
DR. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetionesrs.

X Un1EN &C VI A1.1 nuaS, 0uosi0Heofs.
ELEVEN vALUBLE BUILDING LOTS PisOyf-
h II G ON VANDW AND ZEN tn STS. NORTH.
On ! iHG GksDAY the 18th instant. We shall sell,
in front OF the pr. mis-. at o'clock p. m. the
Lots No. a. p: Il, Is, T. u, and is. In
cub division OF SQUARE N: rs thee lots have
ard very lahAsou:ely situxt d.
Terms One tsir. cash balance In SIX An tv-ivN
months for notes bearing interest. 4. deed given
aid eSd Of trust taken.
AIlconveyAnce and stamps st the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
GHEEN d. WILL ANN. AuCt1
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A LDERN RI COWS EO;S FALL.

> On eATpRDAY TIE 18th day Of May. at o'clock.
. :. y The CAtt!s so.lss e Ne baskerville. Mont
gnmery County. u - Tts,ls soffoera to ths hishest
abiaasr ,isos ei.y sabls trs,h AIleh 20 Nv. with
cs y~s, mo W the. Maerney a.ock; 30 jusfy
ead 6tHcate q, vor ef their hntterg .oA
hTssusI e; o credit Of four moptbsa We eu,-
-tDfyrccY ftv E1r8sr 81 f3tshs.Aa III
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pY J. .. Mc0UI Il Co., Auct.eaeers,

o'circ ok. on the prem ser, By virtue Of 3 ieet Of
trust trust dat.d July ~ asss 1 's6a and duly r-oord:d 10
isnd records for hiugton county, b. O.. 8 .all
sell parts Of Lott letter-a E' aud ." in TO 'd's
il Square Dum ,. red lo2 ontiDg together 81 f.et
IN Twen-y irs, VISIT. betws en- q and streets
two three story brick dwrlirg houses. with back
buildings. to be snid separ stely.
sermE of sale: Ope-thir6 IN cash; the ren1a nder
in ak aio twelve mmths. vi interest, secured By
. deed cf trust on the MIS- q.
Cost of conve, apces, including revenue stamps
to be psid by the p rcf a:er.
Ifthe t. ms Of sale are not COR plea with In 6vs
dAyH, the Trustee serv the right t. 70 sal II
the risk and o. sf ttp def cutting pu,ch sser
- CARTER MA saUsY Trustee
ny.4-d &C. MGGU RE & Co A1sts
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RY J. G. Mc6 U PIE CO., Auctisneers.
VALUABLE LOT ON NORTH at, BETWEEN
lint STREET EAST AsDDELAWAKE AVE
NUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May l., at n'cl. =,
On the premises we all sell. Lot No 8. Il Square
No. 7ib opLing 81 e. ct north street between
First ia eet st and Della ware avenue and su min
back leo feet
Term. One third cash, the rem 'ndsr in al and
ins m"r tht, with intel est. secured BY deed OF
trust on the premises
Con- eyancea at q caet of TIVE p1r.haser
my.6d thep.l J. G. MCGUIRE & co .Aucts. .
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RYJ.o MCGUIRE & co Auctioneers.

vAlUABIE Lots ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
ME- NJ AR l4Ta 8TREEr AT PUBLIC SALE.
on the premises. We shall SELL Lot No. in sal.
No o., &, ..,ly is.g Iest inches, on Asssach =
being corner Lot at the iotsi Sec Il of Four
t+enih street. strert. nd Massac ausetts avenue,
and Immediately oproS se the 6ne residence. of
Chaa Hill R.a.. Il wiz be divided inso small
Building OTIS desired. r-at -
Also, i'm &c iat.ly after We asa sell. Lot No IS
in Squar 247, fontiag 6S fest on massachusetts,
svet us betwe,n Thirteenta and FourtasH:h s,s
and rubl iDg back to foot alley. o be divided
II to four lots of is feet i4ches each -
Terms: One thru IN cash the remainder In si1
and twelve months with inter- St. se cured oy adesd
of tr ,st on the prenis 8.
Oonveyapces ct the cost nftse purchaser.
my % IRep.l ]. @. MCGUlR4 q ~, Auets.
Evening star., 1864-05-10

THe uERCHANT's AND BANKERS Al IA
re, iaAs By Smith HoYTRenR5 ReRdkII g III aif;AYLoH
Evening star., 1864-05-10

IHY THUMAS 9OWLING, Aretri eieorgssown.
On wEDNEs"AY AFTRRNooss, Asr ,ltsi 1854,
at O'Clock p M. in front of the pneui ses. viii
srll the east ar: OF La. No 49, IN BealEs .aoton
to G.orxetown fronting 20 feet en the 1th sfie
OF unbsrton street, running ba:k Ia ct, and i'm
prov ed by good two story frame House
Terms: One halfcash balance ID ssx and twe+sf
~
AL coz veyancirs and stamps at TIE cost Of The
pu rckAseF.
deposite of 500 will be required st the time Of
my4d&ds THns DOWNING, Auet.
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EIOR SALE.A ane eve year old
II f-e GREY SADD. 4 BORSH,
Sound and pssfsstly. gentle. Price $50. ~
inquire OF u. NARROW, 322 Pa. ave. 60
nue.. between 9Th and 10Th sts. my6.iw
TOR sALE-A complet. aet of SHEET IRON and
y TlEMAk,S TOOLS, in good order, cheap.
Apply ct tit q street corner OF 9Th. Can be seen
Island ssz y ass 5}5 = & my est
EOR sALr-A handsome second hand JENNY
LIND 4R0CKAwAY and dARNssS win be
Factory, corner I3h and Dsts. mY6.st'
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w aeei
Wanted-A steady 6rst-csass 55
FRAME.MAKER. rT=
One who can miter properly and make himself gen.
orally useful in putting up Picture Frames and
Looking Glasses. Is.q fs-3 als
None but q Or .t.class steady mechanic need ap-
ply To sueh liberal wages will be paid. Apply to
No.. .az p j. BELLEW CO..
4ss..g a-5 $40 7th street. 5 doors south Of
my est a4g Odd PelloWsp HALL
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RYWM. l.. WALL & CO., Auc ion.er.
- SW corner Pa. ay, ID 9h a..

UY THOMAS DUWLINd Auct T; 6eOtgetoWns
Two STORY FRAME HOuSE AVID LCP In
tiEORtE E1OME AT AUC fIOT.
On ThERSDAi AFTERNOON, May 18TH, at
o'clcc, p m will sell in sront Of the Promises,
neRr tie ulr.e gate, II asst par of Lot No. -
% feet secnDd street. 9th depth Of $50 feet
tLd improved b. a t-o-story Frame Houss, sub
iect TO aD unc ividsd sixth part.
I It'll. perfect term cash.
Ali CO ey anciI g and am % st the cost OF tas
puf chaser.
my 6-d6 de- THOMAS BOWLING, Anst.
Evening star., 1864-05-10

WIN. i. WALL d CO AucttoDe0fs
TIE sroeK or A HQ0D COAL: LINE AND
On "Wednesday MORNING, li,h iasta,e, =.
- O'Clock. We will SELL At tn. Coal Yard ofN. 9
MsKn.w, n Seventh s. rees. at the Caaal Bridge.
Hho intends ct angling biz business, his ssoek, en-
hrsci &:
OO0 bushels Hair,
go barrels Maine Lima.
60 barrels Calsean p. astef,
90 earre:s Rosendsle @, nasnt,
80 barrels Land Plaster
Roofing lelt and Tar. ..-
Three very superior DrArght Horses,
One set Double WAGON Harness,
Three Sets Cart Harness - .-.
CDe 1wo- Horse w, gen new,
Two Carts nearly new,
One Lalxe Cutting BOX. and lot 4 inch Coal Floor.
A y oed Splitter-one Of RI best aver built,
Larg. Feed Bin. and Buggy Harness. =
Cf6ce furniture, Desk, Chairs, S,o'e, &C.
mY7 WI WALL & CO., Aucts.
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II THOMAS DUWLlNG, Auct'r; Georgetovn
EXcELLEST HrUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EEEECTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDE ESbAY NORM Nay nth. at !,
o'c ock wilsell at the corner Of Green AZ d cay
streets, in Georgetow, ., .rellent rment OF
H. usehold Furniture and Effects, comprising in
Walnut n air Cloth Parlor -uit.
Rosewood D nd eatin ParIor suit
Two Large French Plate Gilt Frame Mirrors,
Malnut son Rosewood Msrbl.-'os C.a:er Tables.
Walnut secretary. aud Bo kcase. sud Whatnots
Walnut chan Der suit NJ ,rble. top
Cottage suits and other Chant Der Furniture,
Walnut and Other Wardrobes.
Nal cgany ind Marble-lsp deboards,
Cane Feat inir and other Chairs, 20
Bureaus, Washste nds Tables, &C.,
Hair Huek and ther Mattresses,
Extension aod other able,
Kit, hen, Parlor and ether Stoves.
Large assortment of Crockery aud Glassware. and
many al ticlps too numerous to mention.
eale positive.
Tern cash.
my6d THOMAS BOWLING. Auot
h ysfa
Evening star., 1864-05-10

IMPORTANT SALE OF C1OICE Library
BOOKS 10y
On WEDS SESDAY ESkNIN9, May 4-h, st 7
o'c och AT the Auction Rooms, and ,oUtinued es h
succee ding Evening. t the ,ans b u until the
a portion of the Library ot tn LAT Ch.s + Mayer,
Gf Baltimore. Nd, to which valuable additions
from anotI er source has b. eu mad-, the VIII le
COM ur;sing Mi-cen ne us ard Scientific Work. ri.
lustrate1 Ed tioD, Sets Of MonthIies, Pamphlets
Con sressopal Documeats, DC. DC. II r.
Terms cash.
~ Catalogues new ready for del very
ap.yG-dtf &C. hcG UIRE CO., Aucts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
The recent election of Pennsylvania.

The Recent Election of PennsyIVan1a'
The recent election in Pennsylvania has
revealed several important considerations
that will nightly affect the result in No
vember. There being no State ticket in
the recent election, thousands of Union
votes were not polled, simply because the
issues were such that Union men did not
all feel the necessity of turning out We
were assured, in our recent visit TO Mead
vile, by scores of Union men, that the fail
ure to obtain a larger home vote than was
poIled, will operate powerfully in the com
iny November election. The Union men
are now thoroughly aroused They have
nut on the harness and gone to work
They pledged themselves at the monster
mass meeting in MeadviIle, on Tharsday
to bring out every Union vote. The re-
suit will be- if the Union men are equally
faithful throughout the State, that Pennsyl
vania will give $4,000 in November fol
Abraham Lincoln. They will not b'
caught mapping again
As illustrations of the decrease IN thu
Union vote, in consequence of failure t.
be at the polls, take the following cases 70
instance, in Allegheny, 1925; in Erie, s2i
in Dauphin, 9s5; in Tioga about 800; il
Bradford, l,4O0.
These are all Union strongholds and vii
fedeem themselves in November Mar
the prediction Pennsylvania will go over
whelmingly for the Union in November
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
rRon ,. L. oAev1E ESQ.,, PRESIDENT OF TIL

FROM ,. L. aAGwIE ESQ.,, PRESIDENT OF TIE
CITY BANK, JOLIET, ILL.
DR. LIe6THILL,-DEARSI 1t affords me
the greatest pleasure to be able TO inform
YOU that l am still improving, and have
the highest hopes that nay ear will be en-
tirely well by the time you first = zlentiOned
il would take to effect cure. 7 can say
that am truly thankful to the kind prOvi-
Genee which directed me to you. Since
the first few days use of your prescription,
my ear has improved, and almost at once,
was relieved from q depressed state of feel
ing and an almost intolerable ache, to an
elastic snd hopeful state of mind. What
DR.. John Mott replied to mo as his expert
ence, has been mine so far. My catarrhal
trouble seems very much better alsO, and,
indeed, altogether, my health never was so
good. l am weighing some Eve pounds
more than IA usual for me, lana more than
ever weighed before.)
l can but hope that It may be the good
fortune Of many with like troubles, to fall
in the way Of the benefit of your
skill, and knowing how great the fear of
imposition is with those who, in times past,
may, like myself, have suffered by it, aud
feeling a wish, sincerely, at this time, 70
aid and commend you in establishing q
hhiS'an d deserved position among us in
your profession, l beg, therefore, that you
! will not hesitate 10 refer 70 me, as it may
! be of use. ! also inclOse herewith Professor
| Motifs reply to my letter of inquiries, which
dee1a highly creditable to you, and OF
| great importance to others, as it has been
70 me. will visit you again soon. In
tho meantime, believe me,
Yours, very sincerely,
F. l. GAsWIS.
JOuHT, Ill, July IL, 1883.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
A New observation-disclosures Rebels
working for Mcclellan.

We find the following in the Philadel-
phis North American:
"For some time past certain leading cop
porhead newspapers have been industri-
ously raising olamor against the govern
ment for refusing to obtain the release of
our prisoners in the rebel states, alleging
that this refusal was caused by the fact
that they are known to be for Mcclellan
and Pendleton. They claimed that sixty
thousand soldiers who would vote for Nc
Clellan were thus detained in the south as
prisoners through the act of the national
government, although they knew from
rebel statements that there were not thirty
thousand of our soldiers altogether held ss
prisoners. The mysterious persistence in
this churge, coupled with the sudden eff
forts of the rebels to release on parole, or
effect the exchange of portion of our un-
fortunate soldiers held by them as prison
-ers, has led TO an inquiry into the matter,
and as the first fruits of the investigation
we present our readers with the subjOined
affidavit:
a. Montgomery County 81
" Personally appeared before me, a
Justice of the Peace in and for the said
comfy, Franklin Schwenk, of Upper Pro
videnee Township, Montgomery County
and State of Pennsylvania, a private Of
Company II, thirteenth regiment Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, who on his solemn oath de-
poseth and says, that on the 9Th day o.
March, 1854, he was taken prisoner neal
Bris.oe Station, Virginia, and conveyed II
Belle Isle Prison, and from thence to Gen
eral Hospital No. 81, in Richmond: thai
on the last day of August, 1864, the direc
tor of said Hospital waited on hin
and proposed to parole him and t
permit him to return home If he l1Oltld pro
mise to cote for George B. NJ CieILan at th
approaching election; that he, the saiC
Franklin SchWenk in order to escape from
starvation and rebel atroeity, did make sai'
promise, and therefore was paroled. Tn
said Franklin Sehwenk further says, un
der his solemn oath, thBt all prisoners Q
said hospital who frankly and positiVel,
said that they would vote for Abraham
Lincoln were net paroled, but retained il
said hospital.
FRANKLIN SCHWEEK..
asWitnesses present: DR.. Warren Royel
Samuel Pennypaeker.
aSSworn and subscribed to before me tn
10th day of October, 1854.
"HENRY w. KRHTz,
Justice of the Peace"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
The Situation at neutrality-suspicious.
Extending his Lines SQuThWard,


No change in the position of affairs on
the lines near Petersburg. The enemy
seems to be extending his lines slowly south
ward from Fort McRea.
On Tn :rsdsy night the Yankees made
great noise as though troops were being
moved from one point to another. Wagon
trains were heard rumbling over the roads,
as also artillery trains; and the cars we're
kept busy running backwards and forwards
on the City Point and Branch railroads.
Most of this noise was merely for effect,
10 induce the belief that Grant was moving
his men back to the South side. =
Several heavy reports were heard in the
direction of Bermuda Hundred about II
o'clock A N. Friday, following each other
in such quick succession as to create the
impression that an explosion had occurred.
They may have been, however, the dis
charges of heavy ordnance from the Yam
kee gunboats, or the blowing up of the
mouth of the famous Dutch Gap canal
Later intelligence from the south side
represents that force of infantry, cavalry
and three pieces of artillery are moving
along the line of the Seaboard and Roam
oke railroad, apparently in the direction of
Weldon. This raid, (for it can be nothing
more) will surely come to grief if half OF
what we hear be true.-Riehmo7sd ETaHl-
i1er, I7h.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
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DRS. W. & b. LAMERT,
| Atwater Bull ling, foot OF Superior st.,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22
The Vote Of PennsyIvania.

The Tribune, very reliable in ifs statis-
tics, figures up the vote in Pennsylvania
thus: The Democrats have carried the
home vote by 6s6. The soldiers vote, thus
far reported, makes the Union majority,
afterdeducting $50, 1898. Twelve Union
Congressman are elected on the home vote
while four more are certain to be elected
by the soldiers vote. The great Demo-
cratic victory in Pennsylvania, is therefore
q John Phoenix victory,-Iwin, said he,
because I now hold my antagonist down
with nv nose between his teeth, and my
hair holding his hands. The Democracy
we welcome to all such triumphs.