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AFFAIRS UP RIVER.

WOODSTOCK, April IA party Of Ashby's
cavalry, said to number two companies, attacked
a body OF Infantry at the railroad bridge east OF
Strasburg. A squadron Of Vermont cavalry were
called out; but no enemy being seen, they re-
turned. One hundred rebel cavalry were also
seen across the mountains, near this place.
EpRsBURs, April II AT an old iron furnace
seven miles from the turnpike, where body Of
cavalry, infantry and artillery 10 stationed to pro.
teet forging parties, two rebel cavalry and In.
fan,ry men were captured and brought I'm. The
rebels constantly firing at our pickets, but are
not replied to.
The Provost Marshal at Edenburg came very
near being shot this morning by them.
Brig. Gen. Hatch and staff, OF the cavalry, has
Just arrived from Washington.
A salute has been ordered for TO-DAY, in honor
Of the recent victories.
The chaplains observed Yesterday appropriate
ly In the different regiments, In acco dance with
the Presidents proclamation.
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SHOOTING AFTRAY IN BALTIMORE Shortly
sitter midnighton Saturday, Lieut. Samr ii. Wal
ker, OF the ID Maryland regiment, after leaving
Frost's high street Hotel, was accosted by John
r English, with two companions, who asked
LIEUT.. w If be knew English. He replied that
he might have seen him, but would not know
him; thereupon the companions OF English each
asked II they were English. Lieut.. w. replying
no, Epglish called him a id liar, and stfuc 1
him. Lieut.. w. warned English Of, but the
latter perslsting in the assault, Lieut.. w. drew
revolver AMI dischargeda barrel the ball strik king
the abdomen Of English and innicting a slighi
wound. Lieut. w. was arrested and held until
noon Yesterday, when he was discharged by Jus.
tice Hiss who was satisfied that he acted In self
defence. English himself fully exculpated Wal
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captured some 1000 Of his men, besides an i'm
mense amount Of provisions for man and horse,
ana large stores Of ammunition and arms. The
Quantities OF provisions snd ammunition must be
large, as Fort Craig was said 20 be In condition
for q siI months siege. AL honor to the Texan
Rangers.
+ THE MKRHIMGc OUT.
The Richmond Wing Of Tuesday says:
IL would not be practicable, even IL were dexir-
able, to keep secret the important fact that the
virginia (Merrimsc) has again sailed forth She
len Norfolk Yesterday, half hour after noon, on
what special Grand bent we know no more than
the reader. A gentleman who was at SeweIl,s
foint on sunday informs Us that there was al that
ume abundant game In the Roads. IL Is not i'm
possible, however, al we have received no tidiugs
small fry, that rough weather may have prevented
hef attempting anything up to this time Com.
Iatnall 10 In command, and nobody will doubt
that ~ nsthng is done IL will not be for the lack
We received nothing additional Yesterday from
the Peninsula Expectati IN 10 stll on tiptoe of a
great event there. -. q : $3.50.
AFFAIRS on THE PENINSULA.
hsSs! Aeeerst Of the FEDERAL Attack on Yorktssca
Matters grow interesting. After an interval 81
nearly ten months, another battle IA impend,no
on the Peninsula. A heavy force Of the epemy
landed on Friday at Ship Point. few miles be-
low Yorktown. The Point lad been occupied
by small Confederate force for derivation, bu
mad been evacuated Nevertheless II was duly
cannonaded before the landing. Gen. Magruder,
WIN his stat, was at tn" time at the Lee House
below the point Of landing, and had to run q
gauntiet not entirely free from danger in getting
back to Yorktown, az was proven BY the fact thai
shot
From 10 to 10 O'Clock Saturday, there was heavy
sktrmishing, with very considerable damage "a
us TO the enemy tits believed TO have been
somewhat serious. Cannenading was resumed
Yesterday and continued till 4 D. m, but we have
no Information a. to the results further than two
gunooan That attacked the battery at Yorktown
were driven of, damaged The impression pre.
walls that general engagement will come on to.
day, tomorrow, or during this week We have
every conhdence that the gallant Magruder will
give the invaders another Bethel Lesson
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
COMMODORE PORTER At WORK.

COMMODORE AT WORK.
Com. Porter's mortar feet appear to have turned
up-not at New Orleanl-but at Pass Christian
on the 9th instant, Smelling oat the Confeierates
there, and putting some 400 better men in theiI
places. Pass Christian Ia a small post village ir
Harrison county, Mississippi. II Is situated or
the east side Of the entrance into the Bay Of st
Louis Of the Gulf OF Mexico. Ii has an Episcopal
Church and population Of 900, or thereabouts
1t has, or had, q lig hthouse showing fixed light
elevated thirty fee, above the sea.
REPORTED BARBARITY OF A SECESSION GUERILLA
PARTY.
An officer Of the 18th New York Regiment re-
ports that foSr Of Gen. Banks men were found
tied to tree somewhere In the neighborhood OF
Manassas, with bullets through their heads. We
give the report AZ we heard It, without vouching
for its truth; but trust for the sake OF humanity
and the American name, that 1t may only be a
eanard.
THE WOUNDED GIN. WALLACE.
The Gen. Wallace 30 severely wounded la the
recent battle Of Pittsburg Landing, Is Gen. VIM.
l.. II. Wallace, Of Illinois, who, In the Mexican
war, was the Adjutant OF the First Illinois volun.
teen. He L. 4 gallant officer, Of proverbial efh-
cheney.
NAVY YARD.
The transport John Faron came up to the yard
yesterday, having had her bow stove in by COL
nssion with another transport. The transport
wyandank came up early this morning, her ma
chinery having broke. She brought up four re-
fugees from Stafford county, but they report no.
thing new.
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Capture Of Prizes

Seized on the Wieonis0 Rirer aad Brought 10
Baitimors-Crsiss eftAs Uni,sd States Sisanls,
RsliaHes.
The United States revenue steamer Reliance,
Capt John MCGOWAN, reached this port on Satur
day, having, while OF the mouth Of the w icomi-
co river, Eastern Shore Of Virginia, captured ths
schooner Hartford, Sterling, master, while coming
cut that river. Upon an examin nation 10 was found
that there had just been landed from the schooner
. cargo consisting Of coffee, salt, coppsras, &c
The Hartford had cleared from this port, and !,
therefore considered legally q pfize-captured
while trading with Rebels.
The Reliance the next day passed up the WI.
comico river In search Of other vessels and when
about eight miles up discovered q sch ooner lying
In small creek. On approaching, the crew were
observed leaving her In the small boat and on
reaching land they took to the woods The
sehoonef was then taken possession Of and prov.
20 be the "Two Brothers, OF Deal o Island Smith
In the hold the were the following articles
whisky, houf, flannel, coffee, salt, etc Both OF
these prizes Were brought to port by the Reliance
and given In charge Of the United States author.
ities
The United States revenue steamer Hercules
Lieut. Commanding Thomas 3. DUNCAN, on
w ed nesday last also captured two schooner OF
Little Annimessix. One Of them, the schooner
Wing, Risley, master, halls from Yorktown, Va
the master alleging that he was tired Of secessIa
and had come over 10 Annimessx 10 get away
from Its influence. There wss nothing found IN
her. The schooner was brought TO port today IN
charge Of Lieut.. II. ID. Hall, Of the Hercules
The other schooner 10 called the Bride, ana IL In
charge Of the Hercules, which has not come up
Bali. AHssricss, 14h. -e--
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IL Commodore Foote and Gen. Pope having
closed up their operations at Island No. 10, and
sent 5000 prisoners to Indiana and Illinois, are
now ready to move on to Memphis, and have de-
clared their intention Of being there in the course
OF the present week. The spells captured at
Island No. 10, are thus summed up:
Msjor General, 10 steamboats,,
Brig. Generals, 500 horses,
10 Cclonels, "a field artillery,
Lieut. Colonies, 10 COO stand Of arms,
Majous, so GO worth Of provis-
SO Captains, ions,
81 Lieutenants, 12,00O mu'es,
81 ID Lieutensnts, 800 wagons,
s 600 privstes, Ammunition not esti.
III Siege guns, mated.
Island No. 10 are a. follows 10th, 10th and 55th
Tennessee; Sd, Iith and 18th Arkansas; list Ala.
bams, and the Pelican Guards, Of New Orleans
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FIsAscIAL.-New York papers Of Saturday
report the stock market as opening very heavy;
the result OF the news OF the temperance OF the
Merrimac. Governments exhibited considerable
nrmness, at trivial decline. The per cents
are quoted at esHs9a4, against a3s Of the day
previous. The 20 notes steady at "3.sloO Six
both registered and coupons, offered a. s6sss
Border State bonds weak, and lower. Tennes.
sees fell to SAX, but closed better at 81 q ask
Missour;s are neglected at az saio. Gold firm q,
10i Xal01.
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HUSIsvILLR, ALABAMA.-Huntsvillc the cap
tuTe OF which by the Union forces under Gen.
Mitchell was announced Oh Saturday, IL the
OF much Of the wealth of thct section Of the South
u 10 sn important acquisition TO the national
troops, as II cuts IN two at another point the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, and 10 the seat OF
large cotton trade. The town IL situated In Madi-
son county, and 10 one hundred and City miles
north northeast from Tuscaloosa, and one hun.
dred and sixteen miles IN a southerly direction
from Nashville The town contains many hand
some buildings, including court house which cos.
S45 900, and bank building which cost $50, COO;
also ak churches, Federal land Office three news.
paper ofaces, and two female seminaries
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III Rev. DR.. Wheaton has bequeathed 70
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn the sum Of
$40 90, to be applied to the erection Of a chapel
he hes also made that institution residuary leg aztec
whence IL will realize an additional $40 Goo. !
III TIE Pennsylvania Legislature have pre.
sented to mrs Sarah Murray, the shrouded dag
used at the funeral Of her son, the late Colonel
Murray. and which was carried before thu leois.
lstive committee at the funeral -
W Capt. John Fitzgerald, for carrying goods
70 Virginia contrary 70 law, was held TO bah by
Y: =: Commissioner Hanan, In Baltimore, In
=, 500 for further hearing.
III The peach crop Of Cecil county, Nd. :,
gives promise Of being very abundant one.
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II Lieut. A. w. Habersham, Of Georgia, late
of the U. 8. Navy; Col. B l.. Gunther, Of Acco
maj, Va; DR.. II. 81. George Hopkins, Of Winches.
Ter, Va ; and DR.. Septimus Brown, and John NJ
Mills, publisher Of the late South newspaper, OF
Baltimore, were released from Fort MeHenry on
Saturday, cohdItionally.
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Spirit Of The Msrnins Press

The lHtsIligesesr comments upon the late bat.
tie at Pittsburg Landing.
The -RspH5liean thinks that the end Of the
slavery agitation Is to be accomplished only by
exercising on the side Of freedom ali the power
which Congress has ," and believes that ifslave.
holders have now learned wisdom ''they will re.
joice rather than complain II Congress shall fol
low up the abolition Of slavery here by intefdict-
ing IL In all the territories
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ID The Legislative Council Of Canada I'd.
tourned on TIE 5th inst, after passing IN address
Of coincidence 70 The Queen.
~ The Nest Rev. Dr.. Dixon, Roman Catholic
innate Of Ireland, has published q letter severe
~ reprobating the custom Of dueling
IL soldier was found drowned at Locust
Point on Saturday. Inside Of HE cartridge box
were the letters "B. o, A. K.n
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l. SUN UMBRELLAS!
A most choice 6ssoTt5t emf; many selsct styles!
LADIES' PARIS KID GLOVES,
All oolors and sizes.
With all kinds of Dry Goods for general and
special wants. :
Our northern and E.stsra correspondents send
Us new supplies daily.
One prics only the actual cash vs'ue, marked in
PLAIN figures. PERRY a. BRO,
eps6t Pa. avenue and Ninth at
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
COMMODORE FoOTE STEAms FOR FORT
PILLOW WITH HIS FLEET AND
POPE'S ARMY!

FOFES ARMY
IPer Telegraph to the Navy Department
CAIRO, April 12.-The Gag Ofacer Commodore
Foo.e} left New Madrid to-day, with the fotilla
and mort,r boats, en- route for Fort Pillow, ae-
companied by large body OF troops.
tNofs Fort Pillow is the first rebel forthca.
ton below New Madrid, on the Mississippi.
When that and Fort Randolph shall fall, there
win be none remaining this side Of Memphis, u
not of New Orleans. II is, we believe, about
sixty miles above Memphis.-ED. SrAR.1
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS,
Wan DxPARrnKNr,

0e'es htl'y sNP'f ass DE- sefOr RasI,oad,. RS
RasAtnston, ArriI 5, IS62.
Until further notice, q passenger train viii n.
run on saturday Of each week, from ssv.,ts
street and Maryland svenue to Manassas. Ie,vsne
Washington at 30 a m , arriving a. Mspas,as =,
IL m returning will leave Manassas AZ p 20 n
m, arriving at Washington at D. m. Fare heu
Washington 10 Manassas and return, 50; ana
nom Alexandria 10 Manassas and return. 30 az
.. ID. c. McCALLUM,
Military Director and Supt Railroads. q. ;
sp 3-n IIntellisencer q Republican
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LATER FROM FoRrR Ess MONROE.
BEAUREG ,RD NOT DEAD

az CLAIMS A COMPLETE VICTORY IN
TIE SECOND DAYS BATTLE AT
PlTTSBURG LANDIN6I
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SOLDIERS PAY.
HARNDEN's ExPfssss
. FORWAIn aOI .nRpa,

AAtNN DIN E4EE-GSS
WILL FORWARD s0LuIERs' REMIT
WHIFEKR Monty on ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
&c hsir famlles ~ any place the lines Of their
Express q charge Of
g. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
for sny sum not exceeding Fifty DolArs.(sSl
And proportionate additional charge for plsOs
reached By cornscfing Expresses.
:, The remittance, whether m Gold, Treasury
Notes. or Allotmslt DfAfts. should be enolosss N
~ snyslsg Pc and securely sealed. ana have ne
49, ~ 80 ,neaonf ne eovn, Post ohes ,pa
amount legiby mArfed thereon.
sh Elnsfiesss S's his purpess Viii b fsaisAst q
Merry rsoslyed % h forvassea a ne ofkos n
p.s.mhgtont INrd strset neoond door belos
e lin r. Q SMITH. Aren't
AHENfEEfREE S1GsS s.s ]. :. s q "a
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiop.rrs.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TWIN
= TlETu sTRlIT, BETwEKr l. ND M sra NoET9
Op SEDSESDAY AFTERNOON. Ami Is,s
A. Ss o;cek, on the premises, we stall seu n OF
NO ~. N Square No. loo, froItng 81 feet inc6es
feet inches 20 81 feat alley, improved by two
8 2y Ersns Dwelling House, with back 6uIIdins.
Terms; one half cash; the rem.ipd., in 81,
nonths, With interest, secured By q deed Of tru,t
.st DC. MCGUIRE CO.. AuO,,
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctloneer,-
EASELLENT, FURNITURE AND HOUSE
T1IfbpSSLpp EFFhfTs AT tuBLIc AUcIIoN-Un
I eot MoRNI &c, apnl I7th, at 10
doors north Of Pennsyvania avenue Ne sh.- 80
the grnlture and Effects Of family decliuips
housekespIng, oon prising-
Crimson and Green Push covered Sofas and Easy
RroSsie ls covered sexin, and FsDo, chalr,.
snS s sno Imssofsny hsir Clio recovered Sofas
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables.
MAhogany Secretary and &c oic.le
nut W hatnots, Be, ufet,
EnIll.h. Brussels, Pa,lof, Hal. snd st.i, c.,,,,.
Ruts, $50 Stod SerpeS.
o leloth, Mating. Stair Rccs and Ewes.
wa nus rat Tree, Hall Chairs
Mshogany and Walnut Be6stesds Drexsin. Rr
~ hesus. Mso.1oes AID Washstsnds,
hslr a-d husk Mattresses. Boosters and Fillovs
Lo9kipf asses; TIE let Sets,
Ca mso.e TOP Side Boa d. Oak Dining Chairs,
M hofeny tItecelon Qinirf Table
SILVER Plated Casters. Table Cutlery,
China, Glass, ard Crockery Ware,
hTSlIlseIstors. stoves. Kitchen Utelsils, &o.
apI4d &c, Mc6UIREA IN .,.
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By WALL L BARNARD. Auctioneers.

By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
TRuSTBE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- EsTAfR IN THE CorSTY OF WASHING ron, ID.
S.-h{ virtue OF deed OF trust, dated the 25th
sss OF August, 1871, and recorded OF the lah DAY
OF November, 81 IN lber J. =, No. "a. fOliOf
~ -. - and 81, one Of the land records fot
viii sell on THURSDAY. 2sth dsy OF April, lse2,
A. O'CLOCK p m, 81 tue Auction House II Wal a
Barnard, corner 9th street and Pa avenue, IN ue
CITY Of Washps.op. the follow ing ostcIbAd trset
81 isnd VIII eulidinEs apS msrossn sn1s tEsrsSn.
The ssia tTsot Of land ssssnnins At the end Of the
fourth line Of trso. 81 land sslled New Scat, shs
running thence south Is perohes, thence south u
degrees, vest Rerehe<, thence north s. degrees
east is perches. thence south 90 degrees. east S
psrches 70 It's intersection with the feenth lire
TIE larger uect Of land conveyed BY the hslrs sud
devlsees OF David Q. Partisrto Edward swami.
thenoe south fS degree. west 6 perohes, thence
south - Degrees vest 81 perohes AID $500 OF o
perch thsnoe. south 81 Degrees vest IS perohfs 20
the eeginning, containing 81 scres, rood and IL
The terms Of this sale VII be one-thI,d %, .
b Ance bearing interest and parable in equal m
stamentg At 9, - and is months, the deferred pay
mena 20 be secured by hen on the land.
One hundred dollsrS Of the carh payment % be
pad down at the place Of sale and in case the ppF-
chaser or purohasers refnsInr do the properly
will - once BE- resold 90 the risk and cost Of the
dsfaaltns parohsseI or pyIehsss.r,
NH 81 eo&ds WALL BARNARD. Auoh.
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UThough TEE STAR II printed on the fastest
steam psen In uss south Of Baltimore, In edition
isso large TO require II 70 be put to press st
early hour: A5csstssmssts, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock n; Otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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DIR. 1. B. SEELEY,
Sole Manufacturer Of the
HARD RUBBER TRUSS,
Endey Riggs 4 GoeJssa,Bx pa,,.,,

This rR USS ~ having success, In the CvR,ss
OF HUPTsRHs. before unknown IN the history Of
Trusses; unlike all others ever used in the follow
ing respects lit vll never rust. THE spring being
coated with Hard Ru bber,D CAafs Gall nor Blsfey.
WI not SIP or move, can be usei In bathing, is
always C1edn, and good as new. Does not prsss or
IHJ.ye the Cord, nor oyerstretch and enlarge the
opening, but constantly acts to oomVrets Ard
grestly beneht the worst form of RUPTURE The
Same Truss can be mtde very stuff or timber a. she
case msy require. IL has been used by over 500
persons in the Northwest within the past two
years and has never failed TO Civ. satisfaction in
oases OF the worst form. This Truss is recon-
meadeS and used 10 prsfs,snes 20 au Others, by sl
prominent surgeons. IN New York CITY, smopr
whom are Professors Mott. Parker & Carnoohsn,
si.9 IN the West BY Tofs. Brslna d, Res, Freer,
Of ush Medical Col eye, Profs. N. p. Davis, II,
AAn 1'rSs; LIRd Uriyef,liy, pooL WoIeott, or
vile, I'll. This Truss has received Medals over an
o:kers IN uss, and ls guaranteed in every respect
TO be SIS repTesentss. Persons wishing this In
strumsnt CSC be ktted by sending size, in inches
around bps ~ line OF ruSt2re, to DR.. l. ID. SEE
4. q. L II 43s5.
DR.. SEELEY will be at J.. w, NAJRN,S
Drug Store, corner OF sth ard Pa, avenue, for 4
lev dsJs. Call and examine Tor yourself
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ICE! ICE. ICE!
L Ill SUBSCRIBER having made his 90 trsots with
ffe,pGhsl6ie northern dealers Is nov prepared 20
town with the best quality Toe, ~ holesse and re
tell,l en1 guarantees q full supply durirg the
se6son having always in store two 70 three thoue-
and tons Persons Tes'oIng out of the c;ty limits
can get their supplies from the 0ace, which will
Dc open all day. l.. j. MIDDLETON,
n se corner u h and r ats.
DeIots, Eeshy's WHAT, foot of ct. vest Car
teT's w hsrf foot Of 18th 81 south al m eoirns
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nR. ]. II sCHENCK.
sioan, whose brilliant aud wids-ssresd fesa alton
mas been acquired BY bis emiuently Successful
treatment OF Consumption. even IN cases v hich
hsve been regarded and prono4n ced inourable by
tho d asca r. MI pc sa q slr Repms
PENNsYLVHNiA AVENUE,
HdSbs1gloH City,
On WEDNESDAY, the sSi of Aprl,
his patients. VI
His great experience. derived from long s-d ex-
tenslve preotlce, oloso study and devotion TO his
profession with the assistance of the per-
fer tHsfrtmest with which his examinations OF the
lungs are msde enable him to detect the slightest
:, His three great medieints, his PULMoNIC
SIRUP, SEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
ILLS, have been a. widely csiebrafed a. Tsme-
oles LOT dlseases OF the Lungs, Liver and Stomach
- Ms Own reputation 10 the msnsyemeut and cur
OF patients suffering under these dlseasesS
we souid advise Gil VINO need his ne Woes To
csii upon am e above For ap examination OF
doudfsi put for ordinary examinations and advice
Witnout thAt instrument no charge is made
Dt. Schenok would feel grateful 20 sucb pstieuts
- nave been teae6te By hIs treatment IN thsv
would Gall on HIM during his visits 10 thsir cIties
nnu gouI', ~ Written staten ents, to the bone 6
tney nsve received. Ben1es being q treat esti n
iaotton 70 him. snch oeri fostes tend to lmpaIt
conndence to rdreds If srfsrers from similar
diseases, Who need only fa ith In Or. Sohenck and
.tersons oan be directed to his rooms by calI;n,
% his agsnrs. 3, B. WAITE ooi ner ith street Ard
LoulsiA1t avenue, where Also can be Z un9 A faIi
supply OF his NJ ediosnes apI1 %s
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By WALL 4 BAnNARp- 11o6o5s.-.

- ADs-4sahD, AucQOneere.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VsLuARIE IN
PkoIKn hstE EsIATR Az AroTIoy n, -
t9e o. decree OF the circuit Court Of tha iG.r,.t
n SoinmDia ior the county OF WashInstoa 80
lns s Court OF Chanoery, Gated ga ~ lama,
i 10, r. =; Morgan, viii sell, on MONDAY. The
2,n oI msy, 1884, at O'Clock D. IA, al TIE spction
Rooms OF Wal T. Barnard. south cor neT of Penn
givsnl. avenue and Ninth street il tis CIT, ~
mash.oEton. tne foiiovlpLAsscribed Real Essste,
asmely Lots 8, and 10, IN SsuAre No e..
Ihe.e lots front ca south street ana are hstvssn
rMst street vett ana Second street. vest and on
.srt OF tnese lois arc four good frame houses.
VElon VII De sold separately.
WI rnen sci, az the same piaoe, ell OF Square
horth - square No. o4l This square "a borrded
y peiaNare avenue, Nlrsinls avenue Half -sfreet
west, AID south street.
81 WILL theE 80 Il, 81 TIE same place, sQusrs No
~. lhn square 10 bounded BY north ID street
Elshth ttrest aastl north G stree {, and seyeuth
street east, ana 10 laid oat In sixteen lOtS yhch
VII be sold separately. '
@ WI then se |, stthe same place. Lot No 9 Il
SSuste -, ~ the corner Of DelawaTs avenue snc
Al q re foregoing eel Estate . situated "a tss
sg on " ashlnston, ID. T., and viii Dc sold unasr
Tbs terms of the.e sales Will be, One third ossh
Ralance IN slh, tvslse, and Gig hteen months De
iened payments 20 bear interest, and be secured
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