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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-20
Jay MORNINI

WAAIAA1S IL xs-s ~. d1.'t Az, sA-as -. ~
.u=.usuuuu.uus1 ss1ulb 81 Tennessee
ae4,who was sent 70
Iaanaflsturing eeuntry- Her s fsld ct o'clock
ed By hsr diseoVsrszH ivasd sa d by this sudden re-
Iaaia inssed 50 valuable Vlssae pushed vigorously for
Of exeustsly sac GOTTEN eogE 10 overrun cur forces
cans fbz eurrshey Yet ext three hours severe
claim for Mszeo the pssi1sIge was made, column Gf
ton rled with headiong impetuos-
h ausuiisy q cossr against as, and by Us against
~ IN eiar-se ss uos O'Clock the % Tsnnsssss had
-. III y Taoary ssalf the enemy and made a fl-
- ..r,,.-lssso al u, enemy at first sent back
..s-,,rs sssason ~, then 800 cavalry and be-
"-y -. :. au4lat armed ct the obstinsey Of
- - !, .ssnd the appearance Of force
s0.,. .,,s.- ek al his cavalry and CON-
nos 80 -. n.s,rss His forces in front vera
sarasa !. - l,s., had the whole body Of his
Ainliao'n' ~ Wagons, artillery, eaVal-
The hosas rass5t rs, and wounded, went back
/ ,oss......s....--. Ass blocking up the roads,;
i Ths szpOri-ton ot : S.gh woods sad fields. Over
ne sane - az. !, ms and fourteen pieces Of
1hs t oned IN less than one hour ef
| pursued until dark and then
TN qasny :. hight. The grestess injury in
1s1Ss 1s1nsav. was duiug this engagement was By
In liginasrs hands;F Wilson's snd Russells Tsgi
In Fsras and gsSes's brigade, suffered severely It
z ne NA .,Is, that more caUtion was not oxsT-
tsiIsrs...... s.seHt such unnecessary dRrlsge.
In portasious at Der of killed and wounded in this
crease snes side was over three hundred. The
Ap'1' O''' Hsmy in killed and wounded Wss
Dssclsnsy and.
.b stocks sf y's force was four brgadss, two Of
+o..oa v,ods sommAnded By Griersoa, and two Of
Q Iu.iudsaf all under Brig-Gsn Sturgis; and tbs
p hssor. rsesfs being fail, numbered not less than
-. ssassDd. Two negro regiments served as
S1-saIn guArd- passsfsw ns--Ilsz Lsye been cap
eLsl- 'sfrs' A3nzfiIlegaTiss were coReuFred IN
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JAMES L ORR, Chairman,
T. W. JOHNSON,
WANTED, TO HIRE,

Risamasd. Jans II lss4 q . 8AOES fass .a..uss
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MILITARY ACT.

To provide for tho compensation
missionsd ofiesFs, soldiers, ssilorSln Affair.
On deisilsd service. (Aows reglussrsncs to dstact
ti0ns and allowances and sun Hehlssuig from Den
81 per day, and also c9mpsHsssfo,
heLAJ New Line
To amend the act entitled an aes esa ,,ion .g.jn,
3 mining and nitro bafeAa. .g-z.- IA
To amend the 'aet 20 authorize fas
serve during the war" approved FebgV
1864 Extends ths tine Of enlistmeRk ~
sons whose residence is within tha lineson ON
enemy)
To inerssss the compensation Of the Z,
mssonsd oficeEs and prvs!es Of the sAnd closed At
tae Confsdsrate Ststss (IaeTeases the
.psr month far one year chbHrE
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SENAToBIA, June IS.-CoIumbia. Ark. and the slr-
rounding plantations were burned by "A - Smith His
sht with MarmAduks d represented very obssinss
NArnadaks fell back across an impossible bayou sRa
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OFFICE, APRIL 81, 1854.
PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR.

OFTICE DEPOT COhhIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHIRoTcN, ID. G ) April 81, 1864. I
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 9TH
OF May, at u O'Clock M for furnishing the subBiIt
enee Department with
Eight THOUSAND 70 OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Tho proposals. will be for what Ia known at this
Depot as Nos. |, D. and Q, and bids will be enter
tAined for any quantity less than the whole,
Bids must be In duplicate and for each grade on
different sheets OF paper.
The Flour to be fresh gTOunii and delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within
hve days from the opening OF the bids, and in such
quantities, daily, as the Government may dlrecti
delivered At the Government warehouse In George
town, At the whArVeS or railroad depot In Wash
ington, D. c.
The delivery OF all Flour awarded to be COM
the bids.
Payment will be made in certificates Of Indebted
ness or such other funds AZ the Government may
have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour 10 received and mono will be
accepted which ID not fresh ground.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid oil
each bidder who has not the oath on hle In thl
ofioe and no bid will be entertained from partieI
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present TO respond
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids to 10 addressed 10 the undeFslgned, at No
gas q street endorsed, Proposals. for Flour
S. Q. GREENE,
Ap2s-lot Captain and c. 5. V.
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ALExAN DRIA NEW S

VIZ TAKE the following items from our Alex
andriA exchanges of the 9Th instant;
Fish Mdrka.-The market has been well supp led
for the past few days, the arrivals being very
large. Herring were selling at $4,000 $3.50 per
thousand this morning, and phad AZ % 70 ell per
hundred. There are but few buyers In the market,
and unless the demand should increase within a
day Or two the price will 20 down to 8 ruiuous
hguft
FsiIyaI STREET Improvement grade Of Fairfax
street 10 being lowered TO correspond with the re-
Gently established grade OF King street II Is
thought that the work will be completed tho early
part OF next week. II should DO hurried forward
with all possible dispatch, as the interruption 10
source OF great Inconvenience to zone OF our bust.
ness men.
Disturbance - Considerable alarm was occs.
stoned last evening In the vicinity OF Duke and
Fairfax streets, by a disturbance among some dis
orderly persons, during the prevalence OF which
several pistol shots were h-ed. We have been I'M
able to learn who the parties were, or whether
they have been arrested,
Sale Of Stands In the MdTksi.-on Saturday next
the vegetable stands In the market house VIII DC
sold Al auction 10 tho highest bidders for the term
OF one year
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n FIJI CI Al.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE MILITARY
ACADEMY.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE MILITARY
ACADEMY.
WAR DErARrMEST,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }
WASHINGTON, April 1, 1884.
General Orders, No. Iss.
The following act Of Congress 10 published for
the information Of all concerned
PUBLIC-No. 30.
An act making appropriations for the support OF
the Military Academy for the year ending June
30, 1865.
Be d enacted BY he Senate and House Of Represcnta.
tires Of The United States Of Anerica in Congress
IenIbicd, That the following sums be, and the same
arc hereby, appropriated out OF any money IL the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the sup
port OF the Military Academy for the year ending
the 30th oil June, 1855.
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets, and mu.
sicians one hundred and seventeen thousand one
hundred and soventy-Hlx dollars.
For csmmutation Of tubsist noe, four thousand
ooe hundred and siXty-one dollars.
For pay In lieu OF clothing 10 officers scTy ants,
sixty dollars.
| For current and ordinary expenses, 40 fOllowI
repairs and improT ements, fuel, and apparatus,
forage, postage, telegram stationery, tTAnspoT-
tAtton, printing, clerks, miscellaneous and incl
dental expenses, and departments Of instruction,
| forty-one thousand two hundred and eighty dol
| larH.
|
| thousand dollars.
For expenses OF the board OF visitors, four thou
| sand dollars.
For forage for artillery and airy h2rses, eight
thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry
exercise, one thousand dollars.
Fo: repairs of oficers' quarters one thousand
| five hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise,
| nna hun rRl hDllATR
For furniture for hospital for cadets, including
fixed wHsh.tubs. hot and cold water bath appN-
ratus and water closets, one thousand dollars.
For annual repairs OF gas pipes and retor'S,
three hundred dollars.
For warming apparatus for barracks, fifteen
thousand dvllAIs.
For rebuilding public wharf and opening ap.
proach to same from the south, six thousand dol.
lars,
See. ,, And b Il further enacted, That tho thirty.
fth section Of the act entitled IAN act for enrol
ing and calling out the national forces, and fol
other purposes" approved March ., 1868, shall no,
be deemed hereafter TO prohibit the payment IA
enlisted men employed at the Military Academy
of the extra-uty pay heretofore allowed by law Ia
enlisted men when employed at constant labor fol
not less than ten days continuously
Sec. >. And be u THthsr enacted, That from Ant
after the LIST day Of July, 1868, the annual pay OIL
cadets at the Military Academy at West Point
shall be the same as that allowed to midshipmeT
at the Naval Academy, and the amount necessary
for that purpose is hereby appropriated.
Sec. I. And BE- u further enacted, That Cadet
. found deficient at any examination shall not b.
continued at the Military Academy, or be reap
pointed except upon the recommendation OF the
: Academic Board.
Sec. s. And be II further CHd1icd, That no part o
, the money hereby appropriated shall be applied
to the support or pay OF any cadets hereafter ap
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DY JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
I'D AUCTIONEERs.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
WHARF PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ., at half-past
five o'clock on the premises, by virtue OF the order
and decree Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, bearing date on the 9Th day Of April,
decree, will sell that valuable wharf property, near
the terminus Of the Long Bridge, known as
LenoS's Wharf" being the whole OF Square num-
bered 40, having front Of 1855 feet inch Water
street, 24i feet inchees on south street, 1871
feet 10 inches on Thirteenth street west, and 20
tanning 1854 square feet more or less. The water
front Is improved by a substantial stone and dirt
wharf, and believed to be the best on the entire
river ffont.
Also, Immediately after, we shall sell lot No. 9,
In Square No. 49, fronting 81 feet inches on Mary
andshalf streets, and running back about 10 feet,
containing t,itSfeet.
Terms OF sale; oae half In cash; tho remainder
In ak months the purchaser or purchasers giving
his or their bond Tor the deferred payment, with
satisfactory personal security, and bearing inter
sale by the court and full payment OF the purchase
money, a conveyance will be made to the pur'
chaser,
1.-THE terms OF sale arc not co implied with in Ave
days from the day OF sale, the commissioners
serve the right to resell, at the risk and expense
OF the dolAultInE purchaser, on one weeks notice
In the National Intelligeneer.
Cost Of conYeyAnoes, including revenue stamps,
JAMES ADAMS,
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
WILLIAM oRME,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
Commissioners.
JAS. {. MCGUIRE d CO.,
NpI2tuthIAlOt AuctionseiS.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

DyTIcoLTr ON Tnn CANAL.-1here lie dlfi.
Guilty on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in regard
to ooloTed boatmen, the white boatmen attacking
aud driving them oil. The boat Waldo Hutchins,
after the crew had been driven on at Grand Lock
No. 4, in Washington county, Nd, was torn to
and clubs. The colored crews Of two other boats
ned on learning the facts. No actual violence OF
this sort hAa been committed at Georgetown,
though the white boatmtn are dissatisfied,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
n Il F | G | A L.
SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM s. FISH,
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.


AnJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINsTor, April Is, 1854,
Colsnel william S. Fish, Ist Connecticut cavalry,
has been convicted by eoutt-mRrtial Of "coc duct
pGeudlciAl to good order and military discipline"
in having made = fraudulent claim against the
United States and received payment for = horse
lost In the military service claimed as his personal
property but belonging TO the Unltod states Gov.
eminent; Apr apFiAtlpB to his own and benefit
goods seized by him while acting % provost mar
shall Of the Middle Department. delivering up a
large sum OF money In his possession, 80 provost
marshal, to person claiming II as his property
and corruptly receiving 10 eonsIdeTa alton Of thus
delivering It up the sum Of $500 or thereaboutsi
and in having caused the Government brand to be
removed from q Government horse and then sell
ing the same 40 his own property. Also, of using
false accounts and vouchers, Knowing the same to
contain false statements, for the purpose OF OBJ
tainipg the approval Of false claims against the
United States, contrary to the statute In such
case made and provided.
The court sentenced the said Colonel William s.
Fish, 1T Connecticut cavalry, To be cd'hiersdj 10
forfeit 10 he United SSleS all pay aud GiopGnces due
and 10 become due 10 him from he United Siaiesj and
10 pGv 10 he United States hHe Of fire thousand dol
arf; and 10 BE- ibiprisonsd in the penienttGry al Al
b0ny Esp York or IN such ohE place he Secretary
Of War shaR direct until such dne shall be poid, pro
uided hat such imprisonment shall not be less than on,
year"
The foregoing sentence has been approved BY
the Secretary Of War, AID Albany, New York, des
IEnAted as the place Of confinement, which has
been approved by the President
Ed. TOWNSEND,
Anas AaaIgtant AdiutAnt General,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD's NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.

II TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
rD SEIs F6SSns syE nSTs IA aG
time, In his great character, . rr
JACK CADE,
thnsiasm by the largest audience Of the season.
Mr. FORREST will DO supported by Mr.. John
Mocullough, Mrs. :. II. Allen, Miss Alice Gray, and
Tomorrow EDSiN FORREST will appear for
the last time a. METAMORA.
new, scenery, machinery, new and splendid dresses
ensisns, standards, war chariots, 40, &o., shak.
speaIe's historical play Of CoRIoLANUs, in which
character Of CAlUs MARCUS.
In preparation, the grand sps'tsOlC of the
apps NAIAD QUEEN
RoVERs THEATRE.
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near willard's Hotel.
Also, q Growers New chc:;nut Street Thsa,Se
Philadelphia.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, APRIL %, 1864,
Fourth Night Of the Great Tragic Alliance,
MR.. Il. L. DAVENPORT,
MR.. ]. w. wALLACK, AND
The performa nee will commence with O'Keirs
delightful comedy, n three acts, entitled
To conclude with the sparkling, dashlng, bril-.
liant comedy THE. LANCERs
RATES OF ADMISSION.
DreIs and Parquette Cireles".............bo cents
Orchestra Chairs.... cents
sess may Be secured during the day al the si Box
ONCE. Tickets for sale at all the Hotela.
Business Manager and treasurer
FRIDAY-Bensnt Of MFR. L. L. Davenport. A
magnificent double bill, Damon and PythisS"
snoe ever given in Washington In one night.
WAsHINGsITSoHNS ,T TH E4sETE Sv., r
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 70, 1854,
SIG. BRIGNoLrs SECOND AND POSITIVELY
LAST GRAND CONCERT,
Together with the following unprecedented array
Of ariistes from
MAX MARETzEK's ITALIAN OPERA COM.
PANY;
MISS LAURA HARRIS,
SIG. BRIGNoLL
SIG. DRAGoNI,
MR.. J. N. PATTISoN,
MR.. H. MoLLENHAUER,
SIG. l. NUHo,
PROGRAMME,
1 Fantasia for the vIolineelle. Mr.. II. Mollenhauer
. Romans, maria dl RulenI) ......s Sig. Dragoni
. CAsAtinA, (LueiA dl LAmmermoor). Miss Harris
Duett, (AtArtha) ..,., sigs Briguoil and DrAEoni
8 Fantasia for Piano, tMSrtha).Mr. J, n. Pattlson
Q Romano, tFauSt). Sig. Brisnoli
4 Sunrise Sunrise M.zen.ka Caprice -. N. PAttison
Scotch song Coming thro' the Rye, Miss Harris
Solo Violoncello, Sounds from
10 pue net Don PaI9usic Miss Harri; Sig BfiEnOli
II Fantasia lair RusIe) By request j. N Pattison
10 TeTIett tAtllSl Miss Harris, siES BrIgnoli and
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Secured Seats, so cents extra.
Sale TO commence to-day At Metzorott's Music
Store. ap21.2t
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INDIANA CLUB.-All Ind anians reading In
WABhingtOn favorable to the election Of an un-
al Union to the next Presidency and the
success OF the Union ticket In Indiana, are invited
TO attend at the club ROOM No. 4ed Ninth street,
st TX o'clock, and assist the executive committed
in the distribution OF documents to the several
counties of the State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

WHTFEuuRsT's GALLERI, 4v4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvnNuE.-This celebrated establishment has Just
bssn elegantly rented and furnished. Has one Of
The largest collections OF Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing llkenebaes Of distinguished persons
both siytl and military. LlkoneSses OF many Of
superior work, WhitehurIt outstrtpping his COM
pstitors, received = medal At the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular Attsntlon IB called 70 his now
Imperial Photographs, also viEpstts now much
ought aftst novl4-u
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NEW YoRK BTYLBs.-- Gentlsme.i's ClothiIlJ =
sss and Fashionable "A large assortment for DroaI
.ad Business wear. The English Sack And Walk.
log Coats excel In beauty, grade and Finish any
shIaS over offered IN this city.
WALL, STEPHENS l. Co,
esS--tt s2a Pa. Az. bet. Ninth and Tenth ste.
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AMI one having occasion 10 visit o private
medical Institution are advised TO call on DR..
Vcllny.
large and successful practice here and else.
where enAbles him TO guaranty aperfeet cure In all
cases.
All visits aud communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor febl-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

Eau only plAes where you csu purchase hr'csd
0.,he-T Soodp Of all kinds st Manufacturer rrienS, u
a. ". A, BALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 80
rronFyiNsniA rvenus, between Ninth and Tenth
'--eess Also, all kinds ofSitnhbsr goods heAull-
uily repNiIed At bhort notice. mar It'll
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POLITIcAL.-U Charter ElsctioR.-The note Of
preparation for the municipal election In June 10
already hea' here, and formal nomination.
are made for the mAyorAlty and aldermen and
lach Is put forward for reelection as an uno )ndi
uOnal Union candidate, and John II. semmeS, Esq,
President OF the Board OF Aldermen, is nominated
AB an Independent Union candidate BY "many
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TEMPORARY BUILDIE0 TUR Fms ES6INz.
The secretary Of the Interior has given permission
for the erection Of q temporary building for the
Of the Perseverance Fire Company, TO be placed
one ndfed feet foutheabt OF the seventh street
bridge
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CALVARY Baptist CHuRcH. Tho ladies Of
the Calvary Baptist Church intend giving our citi
zena rich tteat N the opening OF their fair next
week, In the shape of gfand promenade concert,
the proceeds from which will be aid the con.
stTuotlou OF new church. ... ......
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b Pollen FINKs.-The whole amount Of lncs
collected by the police in Washington from the Let
Of July, 1865 TO April 26th, 1884, was estlobl OF
which B4,T65 was In the Fifth ward, about twice
~ much ~ In any other ward
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-28

JHUHIRri JAwmRIl JEwRLRI Beautiful
Eold-plated Jswelry, In every variety, beth ladies
and aentlemsnG wear, at the Dollar Store, No
as PennsylVGniA avenue, near Four-and.s-hAl
street.
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PY JAMES G. INQUIRIES CO., AUG

DY JAMES @. INQUIRIES CO., AUG
ID TONERS.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH d AND sTs-
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 1, at I'VE
o'clock, on the premises, we shah self Lots Nos.
8, a. as and 81 In subdivision Of Square No. I36.
Lots Nos 81 % and 81 front each "a feet Seventh
street, between South and y streets, running
back o. feet to 10 foot alley. Lot No. fronts on
and runs back same depth TO same alley.
These are amonE the most desirable lots on the
Island.
Terms: One-thlrd in CASH the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Np21-d AuotloneeTB.
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NAVAL NEws.-The Harvest Moon, Admiral
DAhlgren's nag-Ihip, hauled Int the stream from
the Navy Yard yesterday, and Ia eNpest to sail
on power and shell, preparatory to sailing In adj
dillon to her original armament she has four nine
inch DAhlgTen gunA, Her destination 10 not known.
The side-wheeled steamer King Philip arrived yes.
teEdAy from the Potomac notilla, and reports all
quiet In that quarter,
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mi2-ly
IOUSES FOR SALE.

HOU SEES FOR SALE.
corner Lot, 100 feet front on Pa. ay., contain
ing ~ 500 square feetof ground improved by stores
Offices, and residences; IL OF the best locations
for hrpt-elsss hotel In Washington. The whole
Of this excellent property can be purchased for
SI2o, 000-s25, 900 oAah, balance on long time,
nne Brick Residence on X st., opposite
Franklin Square, u rooms, 90 by i33 feet
TO 80 foot paved alley, stable and carriage
mouse. blOOOO
By 100, 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Brick Residence on st., % by I91, 10 rooms,
B0ou stable. $500
substantial Brick, on ct. bet. ID and I'd,
IL by 100, rooms. 1000
A snug little Brick House, on st., 10 by 100,
IOVhs 'ssss'''s' s,.s...ssss.sss SisV
ground: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
neat Frame House, on 18th st., u by 100, 6
rooms. .................... 1880
One on 9Th at, bet. N and o Sts., % by l2e, 6
TOOInb. l,iOO
Two Frames on N ct. bet, 9TH and 9Th sts., 10
by 100, rooms, each. 100
building Lots In all parts OF the city.
number OF desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL d son;
Real Estate Brokers,
m2S-tf southeast cor Pa. av. and 18th II.
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DY WIN. B. WIS & Co,
Id AUCTIONEERS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE
MATTER.

BY ORDER FROM THE POST OFFICE DE-
PARTMENT, we shall sell by Catalogue
ON MONDAY, MAY 2, 1854,
At our Auction store, No. al seventh street,
commencing At 10 o'clock, and to be continued
daily until the whole Catalogue Ia closed, embrA-
cling three thousand lots Of every variety Of goods
accumulated In the Dead Letter once since 1888.
The Lots consists OF some very valuable
Gold and silver Watches,
Chains, and Jewelry OF all kinds,
Books, Clothing, Instruments, So, sc,
In fact, samples and goods OF every description.
More particularly described IN the Catalogue.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
WIN. b. LEWIS l. CO,
AuotionoeTu.
Catalogues can be had on application 70 the Auo.
tionears after the 2oth instant. Ap2l-iot
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
NJ MIIIER

Il o r s A L Z.
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
200 WI. G. Club House Gin.
$50 bbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
80 Very old Rye Whiskey,
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MAckerel.
100 half kits Mess Maekerel.
100 kits Mol do.
100 =" Mos do
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bags Old lava Coffee.
And . general assortment OF Wines, Liquors,
Champasnes, Havana Cigars, &C., at market rates.
w. C0RWfN BURGY,
No. IA North Charles street,
ml2-ly Baltimore, Md.