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GOODS AND LoWPRICEs.

Our stock is now full in all the various depart
ments. and Ladies' should not fsil TO call and ex (.
desirable and reasonable styles, all of which ve
are selling at New York prices for Cash.
HEAVY IRISH LINENS AT 62k and S. CENTS.
WEI would call the particular attention OF grn-
tlemen wishing to buy Heavy Irish Linens for
shirts to a case We have on hand which We are
selling at 621s and IS cents per yard and rs they
same weight, they should be very desirable goods
for the present season.
Cash price.
w NJ SHUSTER' & BROTHER.
No. 81. opposite Centre Market,
mx3l.3fif between nth and Sth stTeets
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DAVID u. PORTER, Rear A
ARRI'A Al OF CONTRABANDS AND REFU


GEES. f
Yesterday afternoon steamer from Port
EoJ a. arrived al the Sixth street wharf with
about eight hundrsd northumberland, women
aud children--yyho have been picked up at
different points along ten. Grants line of
march. These are genuine, jet black contra.
bands, not mulatto amongst them. When
the steamer reac he'd the wharf here it was dis.
covered that there We're several cases OF small
poI among them, which were Immediately re-
moved AID sent to smallpox hospital. 1t is
understood that these contrabands will be sent
10 the Ireedmen's village TO await further dis
posal-
Several families OF Mon refugees were also
brought mp from Port Royal yesterday e ' Ell ing
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EVACUATION OF FREDERICKSBURG,
THE TOWN OCCUPIED BY REBEL SCOUTING
PARTIES.

Parties who came up in the steamer Geor-
gia, which arrived here to-day, report that
Fredericksburg has been quite evacuated by
our forces, and that it is in possession OF rebel
scouting parties or guerrillas. .
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ID FING FELT!
II ROOFING CENEN
THOMAS FAHEl

CoEsEE ETH ST. WEST AND THE CANAL.
r-..-.. WaSh1agton, u. e..
Bei,ns the only agent in this city for Roofing FHt
and Roofing Cement from Old established firm
lowest prices. n I7-,.lr- : +. 5. = =
Roofers and those engaged in the business are
requested 20 call ami for themselves. haTing4
large stock Of the above named articles always on
hand. my a0-tm
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WOUNDED OFFICEEs.-The following off GERS
have reported At DIR. Antisell's Office since ouI
last: Capt. Jas. j. Gould, LIST K. l. cavaly or
dered TO Annapolis; Capt. Wallace A. Putin am
seth Mass; Capt. Lewis f. Monroe, J9th Mass
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ROPOs SAILS ORF FUEL.
QUARTEEMAsTER's OFFICE. L: 8. NJ. C.,

esAarfHSAs1f7ws ss Gns,sr; MAY 8 i s5.
e s,elG e n; for npRl xiPs WooP and Coal to
The Wood to be coed understandable oak and to
such points within him. he walls Of the Marine Bar
racks as may be designated by the Colnms ndip :
The Coal to be best white ash aathEaeite egg egg
t0n to be wfEhed ID s sP
en to be the Se
Commanding Marine Ofiieer may require.
sitions Of the Communicating ofiieer. stating the
quantities required for the use OF his command. .
4 guaranty. to be signed by two responsible per
s1 Whole msst n be csIsa to Sy
or q S. Collector. must com pany each proposal.
Otherwise it win net be considered r., ;, 49,,
d bs for ad
my aOlaw4w Malnr and Quarterma ater.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TAG SUB
ofwashin ston County, in the District Of oolumbis
letters of admnstrstitn on the personal estate of
ceased. An persons having claims ganst the said
deceased are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same.
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
Given under my hand this 24th day of Nav, 1854
CHRISTIANA SIMPSON,
myM law3ET Administrative.
I Der has obtained iroIa the Orphans; Court
Washington county, in the District of Columbus
tate of james Britt late of Washia ston city, d. c..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same with the Vouchers thereof to the Subscriber,
or before tho I7th day of May next: they may
otherwise by lswbe excluded from ali benefit of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th H., day Of May.
A. d. 1864. ROBERT BRITT,
my 2l-law3wE Administrator c. t. a.
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EOR sALE-A TAILOR SHOP, nov doin g q good
= business. For further iufor alton apply at
No. o9< street, between 4th snd 5th. my Is St.
R0OD PASTURE FOR HORSES, AT $40 PER
~ mouth, near Blsdensburg Apply TO sI8LEY
GUY, Washington. or N. G. STEPHEN, Bis
denspurC, Nd. my as-st'
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GEN. SMITH TuRNs Upon THE RRBELs AND
KILLS AND WOUNDS A NUMBER
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

SARY RETURN OF OUR CAVALRY FROM THE
Fl. WILDERNESS TO THAT PLACE.
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STATE OF THE THsRaoMRTKH.-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the the, mometer stood to-day at
O'Clock s. in the shade. and LOT in the sun
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RY THOMAS DOWNING, Auct GeorgetoVn.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI rURE AND

EAUELLENT
EFFECTS Ar AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, June 9, at 10 CLOCK viii fell,
at No. SO Sd street, between d srkst and Frederick
street. Georgetown, the effects OF 3 Gentleman
leaving the city, consisting Of
Mahog any Hair Cloth ChAirs and Sofa
Maho gany Marble top Tables,
Mahogany Rocking and other Chairs,
Walnut Sofa, Washstand and Bureau,
Walnut Bed stead and Mattress,
Cottage and other Bedroom Furniture.
Oak extension and other Tables,
Parlor Crok, and other Stoves,
CrDckery and Glassware, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
Five good rooms for rent;
my5l2t THOS. DOWbINt. Auet
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NAVAL CAPTCRE

Tae report OF the capture Of the Engiist
scaooLsr Agnes, on the I'D OF May. Off tn,
harbor Of reIaseo, Texas, by the Z. 5. eamel
Caos1ra- has been received at the Navy DE
pH.neat The Agnes has been SEAT 10 New
Orleans FOR adjudication. i.E
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEMpHis.

bteamers Attacked by Guerrlillas-SIeve.
lpents Of the Rebel General Forrest
&Aeitement 1t Paducah.
0AdRo, May 30--The steamer Graham, rom
p6tsepnis on the 27th. has arrived.
On the morning OF the e5th the gunboat Cur
LED was Attacksd ST Gaines Landing, fifty
Yni5s0 belSEr Napoleon, by rebsl BAKERY of
tsasG HHeSaE. Aad 2t-pOunders. The fire was
Yssamkd aUdn afGhrisk engagement ensued for
ha,kHAt hsSaxs &theRtthe rebeis were driven of.
EDeaA4ANaA Arrives 10 dyicksburg with Gene
"a sRss fS sSPSasq; was fred into on
WsAAsaeSIA SkbK ., rebel Ihattery OF six guns,
ftGVH 6HA lksHaAasbers nteIGolumbia. T he
boetWAQ b4JondHs4 au3paAsed on without
iueue,ua soisoa 81 ssw eco Ie1is Ear. h1s fe'H
ne steamer Selly .Jist wteGlsC h4ed iSto the
1 1o;lS{ SSf ssS S. " 'tissSy And the
puTTeFE Win 1890 men; n reported 10 nave
bAltC4 NlpelHuens k1tDah0 ffkAE e DIT
a J1Se1raese tf0soRaR eVseC ea4asnjii nesS dtek -
1 ZEE d sStsfasss
tae sppSSrSnts II me vicinity Of U MON Ciy.
Much excitement existed In Paducah IN con
eeaQAaee OF various rumoSs Of the approach Of
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DISQUALIFICATION G. Glary has resigned his
position as clerk in the Washington city post
Office.
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4. NJ. LINTHICUM,
O., A. BCCKEY,
JOHN MARBURY, JR

Georgetown. DC, May, 1864
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING ASSOCIATE
for that purpose under the name OF BUCkEf d
MARBURY. will continue the ardware Butiness
at the old stand of 4 NJ Linthicum q 90 corner
Of High and Bridge streets, aud respectfully So
licit q continu ance of the patronage so Literally
EXTENDED for many years 70 the late frm
INV S1.Iv BUCKLEY & MARBURY.
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= -OTICEoF DISSOLUTION.

The co partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the name Of E. NJ. LIN
THfCUM co. has been dissolyed by the retire
and John Mar bury, Jr., having purchased the en-
tire interest of said Linthicum in the co1cern wiz
ri aims oafnst the same.
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WANTED lMMEDIATELY.--At Andrew J.
s,;,h Js shs Coach Factory. two HELPERS for
smith ehep: my 3I-St
ROOMS xppS At 1Ss .S
I'D street. between and ii streets. it.
STEAMEK REBECCA CLYDE HAS ARRIVED.
the FssspasIsaR & sis fsGadi Il Gnfs
my SGT Agents.
HOUSE, e eonfaiainr s saaGs
yard, &e in central part Of the city. rent sl2 50
one If suitable Address Box 40, Star office. for
one week. my sl-eo3t"
GR The FasIti@eTe and
shoes on. las the letters d. G. ON his flank. The
owner will come forward, prove property. nav
my 81 St~ Baltimore Depot
- sim OF MONTY, amounting to near 500 500, Il 4
orally bs leaving at McRN s wv q rs
with sl&GE snTs' Bell d Pssshs
Once. Its
| oh' 1cE,,r c EFT
ers so se sss
Persons using srss oa B9ston
Ti be fEnished at extremely low Pant
in + this city Orders sent 70 Gunneis WRsrf
"1l 81 answered promptly and sss9sf!6S
MAPs.
E2AsT SMgsvss Map Of Virginia 81
Map Of Ea East ri North csfolins; .s
= Cosst Survey Map Of Northern Alabama and
Battis Field Of Chattanooga 90 ri s5se
nap OF Louisisna, Mississippi and A,abaua;so
Cesst Survey Map Of Southern Mississippi and
Mar q Eastern Virginia; IS
my ps maps Oh TIE slnefeP FR sIsfei rAY1on
MOURNING GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS. of the very
at former prices, Although we could not replace
We would sdxise ladies who have Black Goods.
to buy to cali and supply themselves at their earii
est conssnience as the next Importation will cost
. 81 great deal more money Our stock now embraces
large sales in New York far below the cost Of im
as they would cost ut this time. - - =.
All goods marked in plain figures at the lowest
One price only. W NJ sHUSTER BRO
my 81 .dssif No. Sc, opposite Centre Market.
,OhDsAsgWEa ofDs se.silx.s,,
E.7sf WASHINGTON, b. c. MAY 30 Isex !
its:tss TT
which were opened May 70: : O. = rSY'
! y.E. Condici, 1000 sets, 1910. 1 ID 9 IL
nGTs sa Ser SO ssts ISL "e sets $780,
Lacey cSSs ssR:i Co.'S Gets 81 g ct. s,.4,
ALLEGuASV ARSkEAL + ses
/ W. Gilmore Co., 900 sets, Ssl co., xnl
IsH- = A@s sT.LogIS Arsenal
r. Tiilson Co., 90, sets, SsiSe. -
Tcb L,i nsnas SSs ino s sets sSla
GEO. D. RAMsAY,t
Brigadier General. Chief Of Ordnance.
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FROM RED RIVER.

THY ARMY ACROSS THE ATcHAr,h,yA.
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JOsEPH 1EYNoLDs & CO. 20.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STYAK yITTgR6,
No SEQ NINYH SfRrrT near avauus

L No. 500 NIHSH STREET, near avenue,
! Have Just received, and will constantly keep on
axnd, the largest and best assortment in tbs city
OF Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Nights, Portsbles.
eles In this line from the best establishments in
New York, PHILADELPHIA &C. which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms .. 80.
Also, RANGES, FURNACRs, and Ere- Board
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE In
use anywhere. on very reason able terms. Hotels.
ksstaurants, &C., are invited to call.
We DO all kinds OF GAS and STEAM fittings
n sn
Call and see our Bathing Txbs, Fountaine Water
closets, wash stands, Basins DE, DC, at No. 500
Ninth street, near avenue the largest
establishment 70 the city. 6s 2-eon
iAUERYs-Who has the largest assortment Of
~ pattern for Stampingp Whe is the only prac.
ticaJ person that Stamps Who has the lsfgsst
finest stock of Embroideties, Brsids, &c, aud who
the Only person in the District that does Rlutin
for ladies dresses2f y a4E
- SPRINCE, 3sl r STREET, -
where ladies can select from 600 choice pattsrns
Tor any kind OF work, and where they can get AM
ladies is proof that hs knows his business Ladies'
who do not Esnt their goods spoiled tnt STAMPED
a u e. should BE- 60 to the only person in the city
fLuT1NGt FLUTING. FLCTINGi
Flutng done as good as in new York or elsewhere.
my gift 0-3sl = street. opposite Paten. once:
tAQ6 AF WINDOW SHADES. 1915
Different coiors and sires Window Shades in
5sS ff1 sss
Eight doors above Odd Eellows' hss:
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE
w large lot Of the finest italian Violin VI
Strings that have ever been brou CHIT to this
country. Also one very fine old Stainer Vie ~
lin: and several others of perior quality. The
Strings all MAJ ufactu red to our order in pres
ence of one of our firm. of the best material during
the " inter season. and are warranted to be true
and of great strength. Wholesale and retail &c
the Music Store of W c. METZERCTT,
Tny3l Corner of llth street and Ps. avenue
DASTrRAGE FOR HORsEs.-Fine pastursge
IL Rock Greek. with responsible per- ~
son, where horacs Will receive the best at. IN
tention and care. Apply TO Mitchell House CA
Stshlcs. 18th street, corner of f.. my St-6t*
TOR SALE Il will sell tract OF WOOD LAND
in 81. Mary's county, Md 100 acres in N
Pine, 81 acres in OAK Timber For location
price, &c., apply to MARTIN GOLDSA
BOROUGH. No. 40 CORTLAND street, Baltimore
Md. INV "a att
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JJ1ANU fUE SALE CHEAP otter for sale u
Il very superior Instrument, made to-
order by Ch-s. H. 81 eli. Bait more which Sf7V$
Ill sell for Si9J less than cost. 1t ,sVIKtI
mad OF the finest rosewood, case Louis XIX style,
with oyerstrung bass and all Improvement In
use SIX months. The makers guarantee for FIVE
years will be given. Call on Tuesday, May 81. only
at any time, at ti., Tive street south between
y and g, streets, leland. Iaya92t*
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CHARGE Or HORSE STEALING.--On Monday,
VIM. Brown. supposed deserter, was arrested
by officer Garrett on the charge of stealing a
horse belonging to a MIR. Snale. Brown caught
the horse on the commons, and sold it to a man
named Herbert, from whom DR. Boyd, who had
charge OF the animal, recovered it; and Her
be1 procured warrant for the arrest OF Brown,
and he was taken in custody, carried before
Justice Roswell and committed to Jail.
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/ g Is

l,.--...,- ~ G Ei!i
The uDdersigued having permanently established
himself az the foot of nth street offers to the peo
pie OF washington the pLrest quality of Rostnn
Fresh Pond Ice. Persons using large quantities
will be FURNISHED at extremely low rates FsYni
lies supplied daily at prices heretofore unknown
in this city. Orders sent to me at Gunnelis Wharf
will be answered promptly and regularly.
my 3l-iE 7. T. FOWLER
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Much excitement existed IN Paducah an con
eeduAnce OF various rpmors OF the approach Of
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1856 PICTURE CORD AND TAsskLs. 1876
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas
sells, Rings, Nails, &c, at
]. MARkRTT Frs. ass 7th street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hhi.
Min
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SkEpADDLRD.-This morning the Sergeant
OF the 9th Precinct Police, made the folio wing
report So On the 18Th instant, officer Harrison
procured warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Jane
Smith, on eth street east, between G. and
streets, charged with keeping bawdy hou Sc
Witnesses were summoned, and all parties
present except her counsel, i'll consequence of
which the Eial was postponed until Monday,
the 3hfh inst. The day OF trial came, she Mrs.
Jane Smithl was found to be non est. Of1cer
Harrison proceeded to her house, which he
found vacated, she having skedaddled." No
doubt the citizens OF the Sixth Ward are de.
lighted with the radiance.
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PRIZES CASHED
In All legaized lotteries. Information given
Circulars sent free, and all orders promptly a:
tended TO. Address
JOSEPH BAT 8, IL Wall street. N Y,
an 2S-lm Post Office Rox .otiI
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GRAND LAECENy.-Susan Williams and W.
johnson, eoioTed, were arrested last night by
officers O'Ceuneli and McEifresh, for robbing
John How ard, colored. Of S23. Howard had
just returned from the fishing shore, and got
drunk. He looked for friends house to sleep,
but hIe friend had moved He went round on
Sd street, nearthe wen us, and laid do wn in an
alley and fell asleep. The accused awoke him,
and a girl told him she saw johnson with his
hand ia Towards pocket This morning the
girl denied that she said so, and Justice Giber.
son having no proof Of guilt, dismissed the
case.
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1856 fAfhkHANGlNGs' 1856
A selected and varied stock of Fine. Mediu m and
Low priced Paperhan gin gs, Borders, Statues, d c.
at J. MARKRITER'S, 4e6 18th street.
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Terms cash an 90 Unfit
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Municipal EIeetion-Candidates, 1t.

vOTERs or THE THIRD WARD;
tG Having this day seen my name upon the
semmes ticket as candidate for Alderman Of the
Third Ward and desirous OF having my position
distinctly uuderstood, have to say that pport
Richard WslIach for re election. 81
81 ALEX Il. SHEPHERD.
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LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY!

The undersigned have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the state OF MassAehusetts
and all the New England States, and where 1t can
only be had from the town agents. This Brandy
mas been thoroughly analysed by the State Az
rayCr, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, aud Prof. Upham
sheppard, of Charleston s. CT Prof J. r. Chiffon,
OF New York; Prof Pratt, of Savannah Prof La.
moni J. r. Nichols, and pronounced by them 10 te
Htictly pure, and an excellent Gtlmulant In all
cases where pure brandles are indicated.
The manufacturer OF this fine Brandy guarantees
Cor will refund the money that 1t will cure Chol-
era InGantum, summer Complaint with Children,
DlarrhGs and Bowel Complaint.
Physicians are now prescribing II In place OF
paregOrio, not having the deadening effect OF that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure medi-
cina Brandy has long been felt In this country The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French BrSndies This the m anu.
fscturers claims are the merltE, and challenge the
world 10 dIgproye these facts.
z D, GILMAN,
D.ugg.si, $50 PenOAylyAala avenue,
oc3-iu Agent for District Of Columbia,
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\ r r l @ l A l.
LIST OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS.
war DEPARTMENT,

| LIST OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS.
| Wan DErARrMENr.)
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, y
| WAsHinoTos, Sept. II, 1854. }
OF the United States Army, having been duly ex.
changed as Prisoners OF War, by an agree eut en-.
tered into between Mater General J. G. Foster.
| Commanding Department OF the south, and Gene
raj s. Jones, Commsnding the city Of Charleston,
are hereby declared so exchanged;
Brigadier General X. W. Vessels, United States
Brigadier General T. Seymour, United States
| volunteers.
RriEsdier General Il. p. soammoD, United States
volunteers.
Brigadier BenerSl c. A. Hickman, United Slater
volunteers.
BrIgadier General A. shalsr, United state vol.
unteers.
Co onsl II. C. Lee, nth Ma,,schu,stt. volun.
Colonel R. White, SD renu,ylrsnlA volunteers
Colonel w. Hartmann, 18th New Hampshire
Colonel y. Fadera, s6,h New York volunteers.
Colonel H. L. Brown, 18th PennsylyaniA volun-
Colonel 7. F. Lehman, 1904 PennSIIvanIs voiuu-
tecrs.
Colonel K. L. B.ns, Itsd Pennsylvania voIun.
teers.
colonel J. s. Grover, 1th Illinois volunteers.
Colonel o. II. DeGfange, LIST Wisconsin cavalry.
Colonel H. c. Bolinser, nth regiment PennsyivA'
MIA reserve voluhteer corps.
Lieutenant Colonel W. p. Laoells, 9Th Indiana
Lieutenant Colonel p. Miles, 10th Pennsylv.ni.
Lieutenant Colonel l. h. Hawkins, It'll Tenne.
'' iieutsnsn, Colonel Il. olca,t, iai.t New York
volunteer.
Lieutenant Colonel ]. r. spoirord, s,th New York
volunteens
Iieutenant Colonel s. Mofntt, seth New York
Lentea.nt Colonel 7, II. Hirlubotham, s5th
New YORK Volunteers
Lieutenant Colonel W. II. Glenn, soth Ohio vol.
| unteers
| /. ,utenant Colonel J. II. Durham, 18th Counec.
| tieut voIu .teers.
| Lieutenant Colonel W. G. Bartholomew, 21th
| hIAssachusetts volunteers.
| Lieutenant Colonel II. D. Hunter, I1Jd Ohis vol.
| unteers.
Lieutenant Colonel 4. L. Hayes, Tooth Ohio vol.
unteers.
Lieutenant Colonel c. j. Dickinson, 10th Michl.
gan volunteers
Lieutenant Colonel W. E. McMakIn, etIt Illinois
| Volunteers
Iieuten.nt Colonel J.. p. Fellows, 18th Masss-
| thu,etts volunteers
| Iieutepnnt Colonel W, c, Maxwell, 1851 Penn.
syiyAniA volunteers.
| Iieutenhnt Colonel A. ". TAYLOR, lOlst Pennsyl.
v.pia Tolnn,eers a. W. '"''''' ''''' 'A"''
| IIsntensnt CoIon.I G n. a.ldwin. lat Mniue vol
uniscrs
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DY GREEN & WILLIAM
AuCTInNEERa

Il hUCllONEEhb.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LoT-on THURSDAY, the sth day OF September,
1864, will be exposed at public sale, at O'Clock,
premises and property situate, lying and being In
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, viz
Lot numbered fourteen ut In square numbered
subdivision Of raid square, together with the I'M
provements thereon, consisting Of q two-story and
attic BRICK HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street woIt, between And L streets south,
(IAland.)
This sale Is made by virtue OF deed OF trust,
bearing date the lat day Of October, 1851 IRON HI
ram Clark and George D. Clark to Henry W. Ham.
ton, and also by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia In chAncery In a
case therein pending No. 1856, Docket 7, passed to
the 2sth day July, 1854 continuing and appoint
Ing the subscriber George F. Rider, the trustee In
the room and stead OF the said II. W. Hamilton.
Terms: One-third cash, balance and months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
ments be.Ting interest from day of sale; q deed
given and deed OF trust takeni all oonveyAnoing
srty SeEsd OF; II It should not be paid doSp,
sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply;
and II the whole terms shall not DO complied with
In rye days the Trustee reserves the right to re-
defaulting purchaser, BY advertising such resale
three times 10 some newlpaper printed in the city
Of Warrington. GEO. F: RIDER, Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Au5-tawds' Auctioneers.
THURSDAY, 10Th lust, same hour and place, by
order Of the trustee.
GREENS WILLIAMS,
seps Auetioneers.
Gf- The above sale 10 still further post
poned until THURSDAY, the 22d Instant, same
hour and place, vy order OF the Trustee.
GREEN X WILLIAMS,
sepIs Auctioneers.
10 The above sale 10 still further post
poned until THURSDAY. the 18th instant, same
hour and place, by order OF the trustee.
GREEN X WILLIAMS,
se2Ltf Auchoneers.
u The above sale 10 stiIl further post
poned until THURSDAY, the eth day OF October
next, same hour and place, by order OF the trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Ee3Otf Auctioneefs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03
DR0POsALs FOR POTATOES,

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY or SUBsISTEHCE,(
WAsHINGTOk, ID. c., Sept. 20, 1854.
Sealed proposals are invited until THURSDAY,
United States Subsistence Department with one
thousand q, OO0) bushels OF POTATOES, to be de-
liveTed In Washington, Georgetown, d. c., or Alex.
AndriA, Va.
The Potatoes to be OF good meTehAptable quAlity y,
and will be inspected by an ocer or agent Of this
Department before being received.
Bidders must state distinctly whether they pro-
pose to deliver in barre or In bulk, and no bids
will be received for barrels Of Potatoes, as such,
ut for bushels of sixty pounds, whether contained
In barrels or delivered In bulk.
Each bidder must be present to respond TO his
bid, and furnish satisfactory security for the ful-
mrnt OF his bid should the same be accepted.
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each bid,
unless the same shall have previously been filed
In this office
Bids to be addressed TO the undeTslgned, at 22I
q street, indoTGed proposals. for PotAtoeS.n
sep3O6t Captain and c. S.V.