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RYy. o. MCGUIRE d co.. Aueae,sers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 9Th ,.at 4
O'Clock, on the premises, BY virtue of decree OF
the Suprame Court OF the District of Ooumbis.
passed Decer Der 23d, 1854, in q certain cause,
wherein Marths Deter and others are compisin.
John Albert nhnssoa and
part Of Lot No. is. in Square No; ses,
in TIE be- pla;aa Of Waship gton city. begin
street north twenty six Feet east from the north
west corner Of said Lot. apd running from thence
Lot, about one hundred and twenty feet, thesce
west twenty feet then north to the place of bs-
ginning, and contaiE;ps 300 square feet, more or
less
in ak and twelve months, With interest, and
secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. oon-
yeysnces and rsIsnqS stsmps At tie cost of the
decseoG dis [Repl j. C. MEG UIREG Co, Aucts
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pFI G. MCGUIRE g. 60, Auetioneers.
CUANCERY SALE
by JAS. @. McGuIsx 4 CO.. Auctionsers.

GUAkDIANS SALE CT tUNIMPHONED PR0P
STkEEf NORTH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
The undersigned, GuArdian of the Infant Chill
District Of lat iusta nt aud sppraved by decree Of
the Supreme Court G! said District the 5sh Instant
will sell. for cash. at Public Auction on the pre-
ises. to the highest bidder. at clock p. N
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. January 5th the south
half Of Lot No, g. Square SIS The lot fronts 20
feet on 4th street west, between L and NJ streets
north
purchaser.
Shosld the purchaser not comply with terms of
sale within one week thereafter. tho undersigue
reserves the right to resell at cost of defsultn
purchaser. "
de %. cod dis j O, Mc(i L IRR Il Co, Auots.
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HHORuP DIgHLSuH

S<~ss,,ss~'s Git Is the most certain, safe and
saectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No neral
1t Is the soldiers hope, and friend TO those who
DO not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.;
female, IS.
SanGystan's Root and Herb Jxiess-A positive and
permanent for Syphilis ,Scrofula, Ulcers Sores
Bold by 8. O. Ford. Bee Advertisement MI
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DE-. DUPoHf's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the 6sry bsst Z: xs They operate spssdiy
nau.ss The most trial
these Pills will prove their superiority .orsr all
others. Price 81 box. Sold bys. 9. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue WAs htnGton, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria 1s6-ly
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A PpRoPRIATE FOR CHRISTMAS.

have now ready 3 larg and superb stock Of OIL
GRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPHS, ready framed aud
inst the thing for presents some of them are VERY
CORDS, TASsELS. NAILS and RINGS.
PARTICULAR attention Is vested to my stock OF
TURE FRAMES. For variety, excellency of work =
manship. and low prices, it cannot be excel ed IN
the District
GARD VIsITE FRAMES In variety.
PICTURES FRAMED to order.
Good Articles and fair dealing may be relied gu
At ROTHR0CK'S,
452 Seventh Street.
Opposite Patent Once.
decsl .3tav2w Intel and Cnionl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GEsRGEToWN, D c., an. 1, 1864
All persons ind ebed to the firm of Palmer Bro
requested to settle their bills within FIVE days
after this date, they will be put in 4he
hands. All having claims against the hrm. must
present the same for payment.
Stoves and Pin Ware cheaper thAn ever.
PA1NER Il BIO
Jan 2-St 80 Bridge strest, Georgetown
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AA M. WILLIAM, IN
SNH IMPOA TER, x
336 Pa. ave-, Wash ! 81. Cite Trevise,
ington, D. G. Paris.
Has received a NV care OF goods from Paris.
Containing all kinds of goods pertaining 10 his
oak. n Sinery. and Fancy business also, great
variety OF Human Hair Goods. such as: Hair
Bows several new styles, Waterfalls. Curs in ALI
colors and styles, Braids DO dc. Head dresses
a splendid assortment of W bite Waists for evening
wear. Belt Ribbons Of an entirely new style. &c
NJ WILLIAM has added to his business "a man
Hair Mandatory, where orders viii be taken for
any kind OF Hairwark. Orders will also be taken
one thousand dollars They will bs executed
faithfully, as b. william has his regular estab
lished house in Paris. nov 3m if
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ITO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.

ITO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.
The Assessors of the different Wards will meet at
the following places from 10 o'clock q. m. to 8
inclusive, to correct and register the names or
those emitted from the printed poll lists:
tween and streets.
Second Ward.Geo. W, Hardness, 81 street, BE-.
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Third Ward-William D. Downing, L street, be.
tween 7th and sth streets.
tween G and III streets.
Fifth Ward-B. F. Dyer. No. GIL New Jersey av-
epue
Sixth Ward-Cbas e. Nelson, 1893 G. street south I.
between 9Th and 7th streets.
Seventh Ward-John H. Bird, No. 5E, corner 9th
and streets south. de l5-dt3l
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wARRAxTID 70 OuHB II Blk DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey
Standing, will cure Gonmrhod IN sig days. No
change ofdiet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by 8. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
WAahinRton, md Henry Cook .eIAndriA. IL 6-lY
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NElvous DEBILITY, SlNIAAL W1AKHlss, etc.,
Can 81 Cured by enc who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, ard will tell you nothing
but the tsvth. Address, with stamp.
IDwARD q, TRAvnR.
mar Z D&W,ly Lock Box Boston, Mas.
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ooIaarx,a HoulY soAp

OoLaATA'a HoNlY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet sosp, In such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials, Ia
mild and emellient in its nature frsgrantly scent
cd, and extremely beneficial in It's action upon the
kin. For sale by oil Druggists and Fancy Goods
ta96. oolv
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND 70. MOKR
RY JAS. o. MedUIBl & CO.. Aaetionsers.
TRUsTEE's SALE or THyEE SMALL, BRICH

THIS AFTERNOON AND 70. MORROW
ny JAS. Q. MeaUIB1 & CO.. Asstionssrs.
TRUsTEE's SALE or T4gEE SMALL BRICK
pWRbLIN9- HOGS ES.
BY virtue of . deed of trust bearing date the Sd
day of August. 1852 and recorded in the land rec
ords Of TIE county Of Washin gtnc. Ii Der J A. g.,
tssn ls" fSos :si ga we shsl sell BY eobe sSs-
January I'd at 4 O'Clock, three Brick Tenemsnts,
situated on the public alley in Square No. 45t in
the rear OF Bates factory Being part Of Lot N,
s11 ssuSs and ping 500 s5nsre feet Of
corner Of said lot. and runnin north on the
line OF the blc alley feet thance west 81 feet
nence south ieet to % feet alley. thence east
Terms OF sale cash.
Conveysnces and stamps st the cost CT the pur.
Twenty. Eve dollars on each house to DO paid In
a RoTHwELL, Trustee
decl6.d J.C. MCGUIRE & Co.. Auots.
ny VIM. L. WALL e. GO. Auctioneers.
~ South corner Pa. avenue a al 9th street
BhCOO AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Sd January, we will
sell, in front of the Auction Rooms, Gruceries,
Barrels WHISKY, Old Bourbon. Gibson and other
brands
Qusrters and octsyes Brandy and Gin
Boxes Y amily and Toilet Soap
Boxes Mustard and Ginger
Bales Irvine, boxes Indigo
Barrels Glassware sessss5 ss various brands
eco boxes Tobacco. RoysI Gem, F.nchon, Black
Diamond, Pitchers Red Navy. and other
3 brands.
l.rs. ioe-sutlers' small Stores. &c. &c:
A,tcsk of Boot. and shoes;
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MARRIED.

In his city, on the LIST instant. by tho Rev J. G.
Butler, pastor of st, Paul's LUthet an Church, Mr.
JOHN GEYsER, Of Pennsylvania, to Miss
ABBY TILLET, of this city
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WE PIHD on our table q handsomely printed
calender for 1865, from the book and Job print
ing office OF the Gibson Brothers, in thiG city.
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COME ON THIS MORNING new and beautiful
styles OF lewelry and silver plated tea spoons,
cups, bells, at the E0ilar JeWelry Store, No. 1913
Pa. av., near AZ st. csc27-lws'
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REMEMBER the grand complimentary ball to
Prof. Marini 20. morrow evening.
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SECOND, eWARD STATION CAsRs.-JaEles
McCluskey, drunk; s.. Belle Gray, do So.
Alice Harris, fighting; IS. Jenny West DO;
s. o. H. l.. billiard, disorderly; IS.
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sPsoIAL NerIcE.-Mons. H. Philiipri. Hair
DIRE from Paris, will jrese ladies hair at any
heur during the day or evenn 3, at NJ. Williams,
$40 PepnSy lyani2 avenue. de Sl-6t
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Affairs in Geersetown.

TIE WATCH MEETIhas.-The old custom o.
the Methodist demo alton OF meeting I'm theII
chapels and spending the last hours of the old
and the first of the ne " year in devotional ex-
ercises was not observed last Saturday nigh
and Sunday morning. At the Congress s.street
Methodist Protestant Church a small eongre-
CATION assembled at sk O'Clock. But the pas
tor, Rev Mr.. Bowers, announced that the
meeting would not be contin ued till after IL
O'Clock, as was the custom, but after dis
couse and prayer the congregation would be
dismissed. The discourse was delivered by
Rev. J. T. Ward. of Ninth street station, Wash.
ington, upon the 39th Psalm, and after prayer
by Rev. T. Remick the congregation was dis
missed.
1t was rumored that the stewards Of the
church intended to present to Rev. Drs. Ball
and Samson and Revs. ]. T. Ward and Shute
vice Of those ministers in the recent revival
meetings which were In progress for several
weeks in this church. Many persons intended
to attend at & later hour, ex pecting to hear ad-
dresses from all, The testimonials were pre-
sented not publicly bct in an unobtrusive
manner. The testimonials were in greenbacks
placed in envelopes and directed to each of the
recipients, the amount being known only to
the stewards and the ministers after delivery.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-This morning,
the boats knode and Elder. from Mercersville,
flour and grain. No sales are reported Flour
continues steady as last reported. Demand
moderate, to supply the city trade. For wheat
the demand is active, and sales are reported at
last quotations, for good red.
CLCsEn-All the offices for the transaction
of public business are closed and business en-.
tireiy suspended for the day.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.-John
Douglas, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Charles Clark, gambling; S50.T. Chas. Camp
bell, offe ring to sell his discharge military.
George Brownlee, George THOMPSON, drunk
and fighting; dismissed. VIM. Grenson and
Maggie Thompson, drunk and disorderly; Sis
osfa DO V0e Sfop
suspicious character; dismissed.
THIRD WARD STATION CALEs.-HeAry Soef-
Anu Sullivan, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Lam
gley, r. w. PaIkinhOrn, do; g..
SRCOND, AWARD STATION CAsRs.-JaEles
McCluskey, drunk; So. Belle Gray, do So.
Alice Harris, fighting; IS. Jenny West DO;
s. o. H. L. billiard, disorderly; IS.
IL l..
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MESS MACKEREL,
lVl SMOKED SALMON,
SMOKED HALIBUT.
DIGBY HHRRINGS,
YARMOUTH HERRING9,
ANCHOVY PASTE,
SARDINlB.
dec II l2t Corner 18th st. and Vermont avenue.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE ORA SMALL FRAME aOUs

by vItue OF dead OF trussl bearing date the
18th December, 1868 and duly recorded srsone the
land records of Washington city, D. c.. we Shall
eell at public auction on the premises, on Il YRS
DAY, the l2th day ofJAnusry, 1865. at 4,s'clock D.
M, Pert Of Lot me * ed A. in Kings uhdvsion Of
orig nal lots IL and Is, Square No sz4. to wit
running thence wsstwardly slonx the line of Penn
sylyana avenue l5fset lineage south, parallel line
or.sinsl Iot No 10; thence eastwardly 2 feet and
8 inches; thence southwardly % feet ga inches.
along the original Lot No. TO- thence northwardiy
liz feet ga inches to the place Of beginning con-
taiaine ,46i square feet Of ground, with . small
one story Frame House thereon
Terms: 500 cash; balance in six and twelve
rasnths. secur cd By deed Of trust
0EO. C.. b. MITCHHLL. Trustse
dec 3l-eod&da GRENN & WILLIhNiS. Ancts
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hJBIN's
FR4ECIPAEEi.
ToILEr PowpsR.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout EUROPE, and considered
ANECBsSITY IN THE Tou.ET or EVERY LADY
is now fog the ffst time introduced
TO1HR
LADIES Or AMERICA.
EsANcIP.SNI POWDER
is unrivailed for removing Chaps GiafeS, B5ot.tes
PimpleS andother impurities of the skin, render.
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRASGIPASNI POWDER
il used to remove PAN and RRECKLEs, giving fresh
to the eonpisrt0a and healthy hne to the skin
with youthful sostssss.
FRAHGIPANSI POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and Off with ease, and preventing their
being soited by perspiration. After the glove ia
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFT. and
WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume.
FgANaIPANSf POWDER
is used to remove all rosgh,sss and yedess of the
HANDS, ARMS and PACE. 1t softens OsRNs, and
all other cutaneous excrsssnces.
Price rs Cents and 50 CeRts, according to size OF
Package
For sale BY ,..,
Isl Water street New YORK,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RT saOOkER g 81 LEV. kss 4,
Sale THIs EVENING. commencing at sI o'olk.
Pr, Goods. Hosiery, Shirt. and Drawers
snsss ns Fs.Ss goGs
~ out door sales attended to on tn. mos. rsss-
81 onsix nments, Erssgesstu,y solicited.
dec l6-l1t BR0OKER & BRLbEW, Auots.
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Ascti0ns.rs
STORY FRaME HoHsE AER LOT on
On TUESDAY,. the Sd day Of anu ary. 1865. at Z
o'clock M: we shall sell. in fron. q she prem
mspts. a two. story Frame House, containing four
goa Tsrm nn'ms or.-h.f cash b.l.nc. in AMI 1,
months; deed siven and doed-Of trust :sken.
Al conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
de sd GREEN WILLIAMS. kucts.
RFTHOs BOWLING, Arcs'rsG ssrssssvn.D Do
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
Public Auction. on { ksD Z y,J.n1at,r 10. Il 10
No. ria Bridge street. Georgeto -n~.
fhe three Fishing LsndiRss on Potomac river.
Nn t Il i Gnisnl HTHoMAs no@ Vi Huat
RFI. G. MoG UIRE q CO.. Austiouesrs.
cHANcERY SALE,
By viriNe of decree of the late Circuit Court Of
the Distl Jet OF Columbia, made in the cause Of
Henry P. Van Bibber VS.. Frederick and MsrysvA al
Bbber, No. 1,l6l Equity, will Offer at uctiou
on FRIDAY, 18th day of January next, at o'clock
and shteenn; a in square one hundred and sew
Terms Of sale One thi.d OF the puroh ase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
installments ut and twelve mon tbs, with iater
lien on the eraises. The terms Of sale must be
complied with In one week after sale or the prop
eFty be resold at the risk and cost OF the first
purchaser, after one week notice.
Stamps and conveyaacing at the purchasers
cost
dec q atsv3w WALTER 8. cox. Trustee.
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10y J. c. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers
EIIvEN FIRST CLASS BUILDING Let's AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January 10, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises. We shall offer for sale
Eleven irss-class Building Lots in Square No $50,
opposite Douglas Hospital. numbered 8, "a, 9, 10,
H. Is, 49, %, Il, and q, ironting respectively on
north aud I streets. between cd and 81 streets
The Government has erected en- these Lots a.
building known Stanton ospital, and other wise
improved the square by sewers and complete drain
Meanw the purchaser will get the beaeht Of the
rent paid by the Government.
If the price paid for these lots is satisfacte tory
the purchaser to have the option to take the other
half of the square at the same price. This square
was purchased in 1857 by Senators Douglas and
Rice for building purposes.
Terms: One third cash, aud the residue in three
equal installents of six, nine and twelve months,
de 90 eod&ds j. O. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
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THIRD WARD STATION CALRs-Heary Soef-
ker, resisting an officer, jail for safe keeping.
Ann Sullivan, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Lam
gley, r. w. PaIkinhOrn, do; 3d.
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HONESTY. is the best policy> In mediaine As we'll
ins preparation Of that unsaualled spring medi-
cine and blood purifier. dec sedly superior to the
poor limitations heretofore in, the market. Trial
Il Aan 4
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SENIsAL, URINARY
AND SExUAL SYSTEAsneW and reliable treatment
in Re ports of the Howard sociation-Sent by
Address D. J skillin HoughtoH. Howard Asso-
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. dec Is 6m
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RY GREEN g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. 526, conner 18th and SITS. north
AUCTIOft SALE OF A RRTAIB. MILLINERY
STORE.
On THURSDAY, the 5th instant. at IL O'Clock a.
m. We skail sell in front of our auction rooms a
good sseOr tment of Ribbons. Flowers, Dress Trim
mings. Laces. Combs. Brushes, Gioahs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Bonnets, and many other articles too nu :
merous 70 enumerater
jan q. GREEN d. WILLIAMS. Ancts.
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A PoLIcK SERGEANT SURPRISED Sergeant
W. S. Hurley, OF the Fourth precinct, First
Ward, was. on Saturday evening, presented,
unexpectedly to him, by the Metropolitan Po-
lice of that ward, as q testin onial OF their es-
TEEN and regard for him, vita a beautiful sill.
YER tea sett,
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WINDOW SHADES,

Different cslors and sizes Window Shades In
store. Orders for any required style or size Shade
made to order.
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ACCEPTABLE F1sIT.-Rev. DIR. Gillette, pas
tor in charge of the First Baptist Church, re-
ceived on Friday night last d surprise visit by
the lady members of his congregation and
ethers, when several eloquent speeches were
delivered, after which Rev. DIR. Gillette was
Unexpectedly presented from his visitors,
through the hands of DR.. Samson, we'll filled
purse, and DR.. Samson was served in like man
ner through the hands Of MIR. Force. The
party then sat down to a table loaded with
good things, which had been prepared by the
ladies Of the church, and which was enjoyed
by all, after which they dispersed much pleased
with their evenings work.
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SUNDAY SERvICRs.-The Sabbath schools of
Washington were all we'll attended yesterday
by the children, who appeared to be delighted
and happy, Notwithstanding it was very
cold day, and at some Of the schools arrange
ments were made for exercises OF pleasure and
visit 10 dav, some Of them intending to visit
their pastors.
Rev. ]. G.. Butler, pastor of the English
Lutheran Church, corner of 1lth and III streets,
will to. day be visited by the scholars, Off GERS
and teachers OF the Sunday school at 10H
o'clock
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An HEROIC lNCIBRNT.-Among the passen.
gers on board the steamship North America,
which foundered at sea on the 22d OF last month,
was Miss MilIie Fowler, formerly an actress
1t the Canterbury She was bringing home
her brother IA soldier) from New Orleans, who
had been lying ill there for some time In hos.
ptaI When requested TO accompany the four
3Esher ladies in the boat TO the Arago, Miss
I0WIer theoretically refused 10 do so unless
S,ioHea 10 bring her brother along with her.
ssne Vas therefore compelled to remain until
cue seCVhu noat This action had the result of
SAVING her brother's life We're IL not for this
neloeht Ne might not have been permitted 10
snter TIRE secone boat On these facts heinz
Hho"h oy ,ne sa ed passengers on board of
tAe Afago' (to Wh'ch vessel they were trans.
ieIred on the 18TH, q purse OF S25N WIS pre-.
sented to the brave girl as a small testimonial
n token OF her courageous conduct
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A NEW MATERIAL FOR ExPORT.-The ship
Old Dominion, of Richmond, Maine has been
lying at Bohrer's wharf, above the Navy Yard,
taking in a cargo OF railroad ties, which are
destined for Spain. The ties are OF white oak,
chestnut, &c, and were cut over the Eastern
Branch. She is now ready for sailing aud Is
only awaiting to be lowed down the stream.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-20

EXPECTED RETURN OF MACMILLAN TO EU-
HorE.-For nearly two months says the Lon
don Mormng Aarertiser Of June l 7th, we have
day after day. assured our readers, stating
that we did SO on the very best Of authority,
that the Emperor Maximlian felt not only his
empire, but himself personally. in position
of so much peril that lie had already made all
arran gemcn;s for abdicating the throne OF
Mexico and returning to Europe. Most pco-
pie were unwilling 10 believe in the accuracy
of our information, notwithstanding our repeat
ed and emphatic assurances that it came from
a quarter in-whieh there could be no misun-
Outstanding as to the real state of matters.
We have now confirmation of it in the Times
of yesterday. Our cotemporary says: IN.
Elom, the special envoy of the Emperor Max
imillian, arrived yesterday in Paris from
Vienna, where, it is said, with the aid of
King Leopold, he succeeded in prevailing on
the Emperor of Austria to reinstate his broth
sr Maximiliau in all his agnatc rights in the
event of his returning to that country" We
repeat what We have before said again and
again, that so powerful and aggressive are the
Juarez party in Mexico that Maximilian's re-
turn to Europe may be confidently expected
in few months.