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WAnlANTlD TO Cum II sIx DAYs.--Dr. Godfrsy's
Standing, will cure Goso,rkos in sag days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandris. j. sly
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SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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BHulIr DIslAsBs

WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star ONCE coun-
ter, at six cents per pound. jyH
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NEW SINGING GLASS will be opened by the
we'll known Prof. Alex. Wolowski, who kept
his promise to his numerous friends and pupils,
and has returned to Washington. Ali those
who wish TO read music readily and sing with
taste, expression and finished style, will do
well not to lose this opportunity. Prof Wo-
lowski's residence is 3l6 F street, corner of
Eleventh street, and hours of reception only
between II and O'Clock, D. m.
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SECOND WARD STATION CASES. - Sam
Thomas, drunk and disorderly; S1.5s. John
Moran, do; do. w. Clark, Oscar Powell.
Henry Fairfax, John Fairfax and Washington
Diggs, gambling; S1.5S each. Oscar Richter,
disorderly, and Sam Thomas, drunk and disor
DERBY; dismissed. James Rove, disorderly;
SIS. James Reed, do: S1.5s. John Moran,
drunk and disorderiy; si5S.
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AUCTION SALES.


1A1s AIxEnNOON And 1O.RoRROw
syJ. Q. neau1R1 4 co.. Auetionesrs.
f. sss e fu he fpa x iA1FsSs
sssisss Is sss
s ssil (. sssiis IS. Sdass sa al
.aia city e paIt Of Lot az e. %
f. Sc s:. :s.:
s Ire ~sss saS ~: g, and ss co.
q . ics go
q: :smis;:s !s sn. p1:liSs aoas..' consisting
equal Raymsnt: Of si1 o. and twelve llO months
Sm s q u as.s S::as
erty and If the terms are not fully Piled with
ss
re ss AZ on: sss It sh |:
ERA A sS., 7 ,NN5npDIsros.
Trustees fe'ii ssf1R: cS aSos
By GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auc aonsers.
street south between lta and 18th streets, Is
sSsS:fS Vim e .sia : saeis sale 4G s.s1t
take place on the premises
Terms One half Cas- 4; balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
Sc 2awlweo GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
By THOMAS DowLINa, Auetioneer.
Geerg etotcH, ID. C.
e so o. II ST.
At O'Clock, Oh the premises, the House and Lot at
Georget.wn, D. The Lot fronts 6s,k feet on
proved BY large Tires story Brick House with
back building.
Terms One, fourth each one. fourth In Six
months ne-fourth in twelve months, and one
fourth in eighteen months
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DIssAsls o. RE NsRyous, sEMIsAI, URIsARY
msnt-in Reports Of the Hoaca1d Assoeiation-sent
In sealed letter envelopes, free ofoharee Address
Dr.: J.: skillin Houghton. Howard Association,
PhiladelDhia. Pa. An 72.3r
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DELICIOUS 0RAPEs.-Samples OF the most
delicious grapes may be seen at GiimanS drug
store. The grapes referred to were cultivated
on Kendall Green, and embrace all the choice
varieties Of that delicious fruit. We have
tasted some of these OF the Muscadine, Della.
ware, Concord, and other varieties, AID they are
delicious indeed. See advertisement
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"A Dali Will also De given AT OQQ Fellows
. Hall. Navy Yard, for the benefit of a drafted
man. This will be an enjoyable affair for the
Navy Yard people.
THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester.
day, the following cases were disposed of by
the Board Of Enrolment:
Michael Mcnamara, disability.
johnson Thomas, only parent OF children.
Vim. A. Scott, only parent Of children.
: John Brokamber, over age.
Robert McKenny, disability.
John F. Hurley, disability,
VIM. T. Hook, disability.
Lewis Harris, disability,
VIM. Harmany, paid Communication.
Washington Browning, two of household in
service.
Dabney Fleming, only parent of children.
George Mckee, alien.
John Cooper, (colored,) accepted.
Charles Kerper, disability.
Jacob Yorkin, disability.
Thomas N Mcintyre, paid commutation.
S. White, over age.
Phelan Lucas, over age.
VIM. J. Smith, in service Sd March.
Andrew &. Smith, in service Sd March.
VIM. Richardson, only parent of children.
John p. Chandler, furnished substitute
Thomas Kearney.
Anthony WASHINGTON, (colored,) furnished
substitute-George Garter.
John +. Steiner, disability.
Charles Smith, disability.
J. +. b. Pursell, paid commutation.
VIM. Henry, enormously enrolled.
Lewis Wayne, (colored,) furnished substi-
tute-James A. Eglin.
Major Kendall only son of infirm parents.
Lawrence Moran, only parent of children.
Courtney K. Jones, enormously enrolled.
Frederick Mardt n, disability.
Chris. Stuhlinger, in service Sd Of March.
Lewis kieshof, disability.
Edward Van Gesel, disability.
Vim. Meg uire, alien.
John ]. Maloney, enormously enrolled.
James McColgan, enormously enrolled.
Nathan Mattix, enormously enrolled.
Herbert Ingalls,, disability.
Mace Bell, over age.
Thomas Fisher, over age.
Jessie Smallwood, paid Communication,
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CITY ExPREss.-Enos & Co., have estab-
lished a city express for the delivery in all
parts Of the city. in Georgetown and at the
Navy Yard, Of goods, packages and baggage.
Their vehicles and teams are first class, and
the drivers careful and accommodating. The
Office is at 81 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets A well. conducted enter
prise of this sort must, we think, ha We abundant
success, and Enos & Co. appear to be men OF
the right stripe to put it through. See adver-
tisement.
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE
rgRsiruRE.

Bslonsing to c. S. Walaeh under the Confsoatios Act.
In virtue Of writ of venditoni eaporias issued
from the Clerk ONCE Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding District Court, and
to me DIRECTED, will expose to public sale. for
CASH At the residence formerly occupied BY o; 8.
tween ID and 4th streets, on THURSDAY the 18th
a m the following Goods. ohattels. and Furniture,
O. B. Wallach and will be sold for the use of the
United states:
Lot Oilcloth, Cushion Chairs, --.--
Hat Rack, Lot Mahos'y Washstands
Lot Chairs, Lot MShogy Wsrdrobes
Lot Carpetipg, Lot Mah0g'y Bureaus,
Embroidered Curtains, Lot Bedsteads
Case Curtains Cornicss, Beds and BEDDING,
Looking Glasses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Lounges q Arn-Ohairs, Butter Trays,
Worfstand& FancyTable Pine Tables,
Chandeliers, Stair& PassaeeC arpeting.
Reception Chairs, Mattresses6 Festherbeds,
Lot Ottomans, Lot Stoves.
Marble-top Tables, Rocking Chairs, q.
Sideboards, Medicine Chest,
La tge lot Carpets, Venetian Blinds,
Stair Rods, Lot ComfOrteTs, 81.
Large lot Wsshstands, Lot Kitchen Furniture,
Large lot Chamber Sets, Easy Chairs,
Book Casee Iron Bedsteads,
Together with many other articles not snums-
- '' WARD b, LAMON,
sc 5.dts US. Marshal.
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EFFECT OF BELLE BoYD's CoNFINKMBNT.-
The close confinement in which Belle Boyd,
charged with being spy, has been held hav-
ing been found to have an unfavorable effect
upon her health, the rigor of her Imprisonment
has been somewhat mitigated, and she is also
allowed the privilege Of walking half an hour
each day under guard on the grass plot oppo.
site the prison. So says w ashistDton letter.
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FLAG PRRSENTATION.-On Thursday next a
splendid flag will be presented to the brigade
OF the first army corps known as the Iron Bri.
gade, and composed Of the I'd, 9th and 9TH Wis
consin, 10th Indiana and oath Michigan regi.
ments. The flag was got up by citizens of those
States now living in Washington. and is
splendid affair. 1t is Of blue silk, with proper
devices richly embroidered in the centre. The
and the battles in which they have participa-
ted-viz: Gainesville, Bull Run, Antietam,
Fredericksburg, South Mountain and Gettys-
burg-are inscribed upon it. The flag is for the
present on exhibition at Hudson Taylor's book
store, on the avenue. Mr.. w. Y. Sellick, the
military agent of the State of Wisconsin in this
city, had been entrusted with the getting up of
the stimonial.
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n DENTISTRY.
DR. LEWIE Has removed to 242 Penn. avenue,
two doors above his former Office. Gall ~
and examine the Dr. g New and I'm
proved Method Of inserting Arti6cialQ IY5fYY9
Teeth, which is far superior to any
other mode now In use. Also, Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate in
all cases. sell 1y
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AUCTION SALE.


by 0R11N WILLIAMS. Aussioassrs. : :
A TSI!oS AL % HoRsDs, MpLls, lsELoH
9th sD e. sS.s o.S
own s,s;. s:' Ri: 81 ss.F
Sever Stout Work Hcrs.s sad Wagon Harness
Four AileA OoHs - .-.s5ls.a.. 49, a-T.-...
81 Si9,1 's.:: siis:: i, wine order for beef
BIZ sss sss.s oss MID sHs ss:
,russy and two miles Of Fora Reno. " " ~.
sells GREEN WILLIAM, Ausss.
By GREEN 4 Williams Auctionssrs.
.Ss q ~, II .
inches the north Dc Of Psnn.yl9snis sys sS
.s S e.. ;s; :is:
and stsIc Sfet eGSsns
and nds building which can Be made Into dWen.
Also, ct thes.me time and pace, part Of as,scsot
lot No Il fronting 2s feet on Pennsyiyania avenue.
avenue and vim be sold In three parts Il conyeniens
Terms: On. third cash balance In three. nix,
nine: and Twelve months. A deed given and deed
se else f'' GREEN h WILLIAMS. Aues
ByGREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRIoK
l 6wELLne- HOUSE on oAPlfoL aILI.-By virtue
OF deed in trust besrins date January l7ih, ise.
Of the lana S,os
0 shall al sell A. PSSlic AucsiSn p ne
s.,,.. s,.s. Of ..s 'I ." :. s '
no.s p.at R Ros Hs 81
s.'s
thence west on the line Of the lot fsst nsnss
ley thence south on the line Of said alley "a feet az
ss e a: q: ss %
M I * no s:s
ss 81 s:s Ss
Il; srSssS:
ments at SIX WE'VE snd eshissn m sSSs' psS
secured BY deed Of trust on the premises.
81 sae not as in ,.
says after the SALE the Trustss the right
on giving three days notice Of such resale.
J. T. sTEVENs Trustee.
.s 1000. v aa71s W. VILLAINS. .ns.'-.
~opB11 ~, .II mea ahm =, ~, Anstionsers.
sts Il :. e. Rae
to 81. ia DOR cent
oe5 sr Selmsr, and Mscb.n,.. R.nt ., a,.
Stack. y. wow
IL, rism' cash. TO- MCGUIRE q 90. Aues..
,---,71a. -----=-
puiLD1Sa LOT ON 10TH or AS sTSnsT ri.
ID TWEEN Q AND STREETS, At AUcTIos On
thursday AFTERNOON, At 55S o clock ON tina
premises, shall sell Lot No u.s. in an bdi vi.ioo
Of Square No $50 frontin 20 feet on Tsnth strsst
bach o. feet to a Wide sllsy " '0e''' anu running
Terms of sals, cash, and without reserve.
SELF J. @. MEG UIRE CO kuct,rs
-. =.
By O. MoGOIkE CO.. Auctioneers.
II Oh SIXTH STREET BETWEEN AND x SOUTH, Is.
LAND. AT PUBLIC AUCrToH-On FRIDAY AFTER.
NOON, SEPT 18th, At 81 O'Clock on the premises
we shsn sell Lot No. Ii. In Square No 49, frontinr
II feet on Sixth street west betWeen south i and
X streets, and running back ioo feet to = ~ foot
s.is;n SUI n " s"Ah 0ricA HOUSE, SON
Terms Of sale e1sh; .pd si!hGgs rsss "o
:. -. : - -ee..
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ST MATHEWS SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic will
be given tomorrow at Washington Park sew
enth street II will commence at 10 O'clock q.
M, and will close at q seasonable hour. Every
arrangement has been made 10 secure a day Of
real en- ioyment to all who may attend; and this
pic mic promises to be one Of the most interest
ing that has yet been held at this park.
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d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
By GREEN a. WILLIAMs. Auctjoneer,

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
18th instant We shall SELL in front Of the premises.
ate O'CLOCK p. m south half Of Lot ], In subdi
consisting of good two story Frame House with I
rooms, kitchen and wood house. This propsrfy
fronts on Seventh street west, next to the corner
Of south street, and runs back to an alley.
Terms. Cash.
a.
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BY THOMAS DOW LING, Auctionser.
GEORGETOWN, D. O.

W.
A pM1N1srRssffsSdKs'ss' 0s s2L + g. os oRooKnRY,
Tools, HoUsEHoLD FURNIruRs. &c, &c, AT AUG
Wv I'll sK sSs e ts NsD n.9tD
No i1s Hish street ali Of ~ his is' ssees
a wIs Tn Ws4s a.ra Of
such ss is usually kept in retail store Also,
and Of
sF' ao.ss
seq oHAs' T HA4XHB65 s' bo A%snTiIs'ss' asss
By GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
VA1UABLE PROPERTY FOR sALl.-A part
Of Lot Ne 4, in Square No aos on 9th street.
TIE late Als1snasr shePhsS5S fhs sale .iI ,s6e
Terms: One hal cash balance in six and twelve
Ssss # Al Sas
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
DAY Ts gro ait ~ n
date On IL the ID day Of June 1882 ara recorded
isie: 4: + - \! III 4 nablis sast!eS;
ds;:'sn.isd :: lot ns%ssI Il. o. Sys5s :sSdi
(9L5), improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash to be paid At the time Of
sale; and the remand er in equal payments at six
interest; the deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property: And If the terms
the day of sale, the Trustees the right to
Eesel the property ut the risk and cost Of the de-
Washington Sar. All conveyanciRs to be paid By
the purchaser.
ERASMUS ]. MIDDLETON,
81. O. 6PALDING,
Trustees Of Phenix Building Association.
au 1lee&ds 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Auots.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEsdzNfs TONIGHT.

wAsnrNeTsN THIAfm--The g G host will
be introduced at this resort Tonight again in
comedy. Mr.. Cassidy has Prof. Lujesn's me-
fesch Of which Is replste W it'll FUN 1.-The Dead
Shot" Counterfeiter' and i" Irish Tutor
are announced. Mr.. ]. c. Dunn, the popular
balladist, will also sing the ballad, When this
Cruel War is Over"
FoRp's THBArHR.-Our theater- goers appear
TO have taken a special interest in " The Naiad
Queen" It has become perfect pet, and con-
seQuently Mr.. Fords magnificent thespian
temple continues to be crowded nightly MT.
Chas. Wheatleigh, who made ms nrst appear
ance last night in the comedy OF Delicate
Ground was loudly applsuded. The same
excellent bill tonight again
OANrERBuRY-In addition to The perform
ance of the thrilling drama, ssShades of Death ~
wherein the "Ghost" is introduced, Manager
Sinn nightly gives one Of those excellent cen =
cert hall entertainments which have made his
resort SO very popular. Besides the old favor
, ties who for many weeks have delighted the
patrons OF this hall, the sisters Mile and Clara
Fowler are now here AID appear nightly.
FARIETIEs.-" The Murderer's DOOM will
be performed this evening again at the Vare-
ties. and incidental to its performance the
<sGhost will appear. Besides this, the regular
Concert Hall entertainment will be given; Lima
Windell, Lizzie ShultZ, Emma Mills Ada Tes-
man, and all the old favorites appearing
WYMAN, the Wizard, gave the first of series
of entertainments in magic and ventriloq uism
last night at Odd Fellows Hall, and he had a
good house: as he deserved to have. Wyman's
entertainments are always delightful, and all,
young and old, may enjoy them with perfect
propriety.
BALLS To-NIGHT-The United Butchers AS
ISOLATION announce ball to take place at Tenn
perance Hall this evening. A good time may
be expected.
A ball will also be given at Odd Fellows
Hall. Navy Yard, for the benefit of q drafted
man. This will be an enjoyable affair for the
Navy Yard people.
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HOUR
The yacht LIVE YANKEE Fastest boat on the
river) will carry 10 or IL persons; also, the III
Aoop REAR ADMIRAL, q splendid party ~
~boat, and has capacity for IS persons: APPLY
to BARNES e SON, eailmakers, 63S Eleventh
street near Riley g wharf Parties wishing boats
for Sunday should engage them beforehsdd.
se -
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THE WIZARD AT HIS TRICKS AaAIN.-A
country woman in the market this morning,
holding child about year old-the child fell
asleep, and its anxious mother covered it with
her shawl-shortly after it began to cry, and
the mother soothed it for moment, when it
began 10 cry louder-the more the mother
coaxed and patted, the louder 1t screamed. She
raised the shawl, when to her astonishment,
the infant was sleeping as If made of wax. No
sooner had she covered 1t again, than it began
to yell ten times as loud Up started the con-
founded and astonishedlnother, then the child
squealed like pig; down dropped the child
on the floor, who began to cry in earnest, much
to the annoyance of those around her. It was
Wyman, the Ventriloquist, playing off one Of
his pranks, who begged the woman's pardon
for the fright he put her in. 1t was readily
granted amid a roar Of laughter when the trick
was explained.
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-THB DRAFTED MsH AND SuBsrIrurrs-
Every aftefnoonsgSAen the Board. Of Eurell
mens get tnrongh with their daily WORK, tie
dranedymen and subsutnres accepted are sen,
up 70 me camp near the Circle, which Is in
charge Of Capt X. Brown, assisted by sey-
erai CLERKS and other officers. Here they are
TWO suits OF under clothing and uniform pre-
paratory to being sent to camp. The whites
are usually kept until about two o'clock the
1oilowinR Gay, when they are sent to Analostan
mand Of Lieut.. Col Taibert, Ist Maine Artii-
lely, and are at once set to work in learning the
duties OF soldier.
Up to this time 42s white men have been re-
ceived at Capt Browns ONCE, fitted out, and
sent over to Col Talberf, and few days since,
a batch Of nearly AGO were sent to the mont
Among these men are many who nave seen
service before in this war and in the Old
World, and some few Of them have served as
officers in European armies
There is generally some fun at the barracks
on the arrival OF the colOred substitutes and
accepted men, some Of them being most eyre
giously green. The coiored guards W no march
them to the barracks generally induce some to
believe that they must be branded with "U.
S." so as to be known, and when they reach
the camp and are ordered to go into small
room and strip for a change of clothing, it not
unfrequently happens that some such express
sion as "God Almighty, massa, You amt e wine
to bran us like mule" is used
Some, when they get into their soeer clothes,
become very proud, and are much elated when
told they look like soldiers. The contrabands
are deeply impressed with the belief that the
Lord is interested in the war on the Union side,
and some, when they receive their soldier
clothes, say that all they want is their guns,
and then they care ready to go and fight on the
side OF the Lord" Bashful darkies sometimes
turn up among them, and when told to undress
they blush fearfully. and ask that no one be
allowed to look in.
The blacks are not kept at these barracks
longer than is required to fit them out, they
being started to the camp of the I'd District
Colored regiment at the contraband farms over
the river, the fifth company of which is now
being filled up. This regiment is under COM
mand of Lieut.. Col. Stark Fellows, formerly
OF the 14th New Hampshire, and for long
time stationed at the Central Guardhouse.
With Capt Brown and his assistants, the
WORK under their charge goes along as smooth
ly as clockwork
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..1seoada aREHa Z W sIEkENs T sns..s

By J. O. MCGUIRE 90, Auctioneers
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER
AFTERNOON sept; 18th, at o. elock, ct the Auc-
tion Rooms, We shall sell, in kdms to suit
Stock,
loco Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown
Terms cash
iell J. o. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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by dR11N WILLIA AMI, Auotioneera.
EoR eAL1 AT AUoTION.-On THURSDAY,
q FRAME HOUSE, and LOT, in Square ssI, frontin1
s. feet street south and s. feet 10th street
east, It 10 one Of the most desirable lots In the
Sixth Ward. It can be sold ut privats sale any
time before the sale. For terms apply to J. 3.
inGton. =.
solid GREEN WILLIAMs Auets.
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BUILDING LOT ON 10TH sTRRRr. BE-
H ~ 1SEns APP Mur sSTnEHIs, At AUCTION -On
premises. we shall sell, Lot No. rs, in subdivsion
Of Square No. ss6 fronting % feet on Tenth street
back IS feet to Q vide alley.
Terms of sals, cash, and without reserve,
seN j, @. Moe u IRE 4 Co Auctira
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By J. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auetionsers.
Mat AND DKsIRABLR BRICK DWlLLIN

MAT AND DKsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IL HOUSE ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWEEN Sd AND
AZ sTEIEIs, At Public AUcrIoy.-On FRIDAY
AFTAkNOON, Sept; 18th, at O'Clock, on the
Square 1H fronting IS feet Virginia avenue, be-
tween Cd and "a streets, and running back abou
leo feet, with q II foot alley running the whole
depth Of the Lot on the west side, together With
the Improvements, conssting Of two. story Brick
Dwelling House and brick back building
Terms: Sne.third cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured BY .
deed of trust on the premises. ! 70
ssI 20. MEG UIRH & co.. Auets.
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By J. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
nEsIRABLE LOT AND SMALL BRICK HOUSE
II Oh eTXTH STREET, BETWEEN AND SOUTH, Is
LLND: AT PUBLIC AUcTIos.-0n FRIDA Az AFTER.
we shsll sell Lot No. H. In Square No. 4Ss, from ting
q feet on Sixth street west. between south and
alley. and improved BIZ small Brick House, SON
tanning two rooms.
Terms Of sale cash. and without reservs
seA J. G, MCGUIRE & 90 Aucts
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oifH. skifH 3. sso ssssa nS9 's,. Il ~ 81
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THl CHlAPlsF CLorHIMG Hous1 Y 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-30
lReported for tho Empire by A, siephans, ctyqlork
TUESDAY, December 30, 1863.

IRcported for tho Empire by A. sephans, oityClork
TUESDAY, December % 1863
Present-Messrs A Deckor D;oLo, II
d;nes Ro,ers K;er.toJ GiiI;;IaDJ T.;tG ~
Lehman Thomas 7 neclor Iu, ond 49, n''''''A'
Minutes of tha last ,,eo,;,,', "-n 80 W,
onnroveJ e''''s "e'' fe"u anu
4 net,ion wss rooo;vod c-o,, I,...L ry.
and others asking Camel 70 naso 1o'" nlsll nn5i
nnuoa Co. a. 'ieP s So"peIi " pass "h Orui-
Referred 10 ,ba Grade Gomn,;,,en ] ~ YAK S'ree''
A communico,;on wos rooo;so,i Co., 80,
Seebobm stating that he ti,no Ioh iiGm hi,l ,e~S
cnnv tbe Citv HaiI 10 now J I";taH t "'w u W DC,
month and osking Council 20 oiinN ~ 9no
Gai, cor ,ha W IS" Nv ag'lie'",ng
fsrred to The MarLe, Uonsa - c. ~ nln'' ne
mort at next meeting Of TD Conn"I U""''''ee 70 re-
The Cb;ef Ena;nesr ns""antnJ
tho new Steam E;rs ndnar'ruent eSv"ea repor' % o,
exnenditnres 40 for H. ,a,o n1o.L ,eio'P.s enu
NJ S7tb isGS 1S;oh o ~" e"o nonth en1 ing
ferred 70 ,ba Comm; % ' F:so leeeISeu anu re-
The Morkot Mas,os M ne DePar'nee'. SN
,b. month ending Dec S 9ath feeo nus rePTr1 @ lor
rece;ved rec % and nlacsd on fis Gu ''o'' "n'c" was
The Street Comm;ss;ono. s n,o, .,L:
port Of the month ending Dec S 90 1869 ,S %b;eh i
isos ps saoa;s.J and oIIoms Deo 90 ioo'' "nich
The Comm;t,se on %nan0o ....ou,oa
nor. on the sale NJ Civ 30 n"a.an o'1 pIss = &C.
ppiacsd pG, IN tbe Ssoond m NJ ol pSytoh Donas,
benertmant nnrnoses Snsi anS asrnn panS ior Slre
op .be S,iIow;IP" P' n.u oueFed lor adop-
r PssolrsJ s 'T Tbai % ,bo CInnt "a.
borebv antborized 10 drew 10, anu nc s
ond NaGonsI Rank H. ~ IueuAs he on the 9ec' 1
Tienartment on tbs o oIneut .h o' the G Elre
n;,,as Renor, roooin"a uo, y, sne nance = ON
sd "''''' -''P''' '''''''D anu resolution ADOPT
Rv NJ Iabnor p..o1.,J
of t6e loi on tbe corner ~ anA. tne owner Sta
strsats he no,;Ged 70 .aai " i'Io"h ana Sln'tn
60 - Ia H., Iii, 'no sae"ah 'h
On motion of NJ Io.a IJ Aoopleu'
F;ra nansr,r,en, 49, ,.o'o 'ue S2niultIee on
co. he add;f;onai Gva to", m re 70 contract
~ ,be no's Esa,arn o F tsee on t1s upper story
,n.nosss Wy ~" -N'" N"s'ue house Tor han