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GIN. MCCLELLAN IN WASHINGTON
Gen Mcclellan has arrived in Washington
in aLs wrr to The summons OF the Congressional
Commlttee on the Conduct Of the War
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~ brutal prize fight took place in Will
liamsburg, New York, on sunday morning
last, between Albert Harner and William
hiteford. The combatants fought seven
rounds, " hen 1t MAS disco vered that Harner's
right hand was brok-n and useless, and the
victory declared for Whi:eeord.
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BOARDING.

AIRS. NICHOLSON HAS TORRENT AT No51
w Pt m ave, two suites Of inrsa and hands nns
- furE.k ed APARTMENT r., on second aoi third
floor suitable for Foreign Mir il ters Army uin :ars
and ri hrs desiring such accCmm odationH; with
Board ifreeuir The house contains al rha a1n.-
ern i'm proyempDts. ia 2s Ig.
A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM, wifH
- Bo~r in privst. family, at 400 L street.
between 10th and llth, tsouth side.b R.i-cences
required. IL u 81
4 FEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-.
~ modatef at 100 New York avenue, bel " .,.n
l4th ard 18TH SITS, ono square from the Treasury
Den tIncnt. fv zs-3.a
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q y Fl q Z A L :
HEADQUARTERS rs.v osr xARsHALsos.

II PIOH
WAsaIsoroy, D. O.. Feb q 49,
OMe:al notice 10 hereby Givea, thit the order,
from these dqua,t-rs cen,erniaa tn. ci.-ins Of
Bars and Drinking Houses, AFTER sIo .. N .ant on
Sundays, have oSbe.n reseini ID or modsfea and
sllfyiolssions Of The orders viii be pia;shsd as.
h.retofcrs. Byorder:
HENRY TODD,
Capt and Provost Marshal
A 8. BAKER, Lieut. and AdjNtant feN
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MASON PREDICTS SPEEDY ra,rNnrv
LATIoSsHIP BETwKES The BRITI.s
AND REBEL GOvERSgEyrs
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II ARS. HI NfEk r. WILL ANS
- PHYSICIANS FOR PULMONARY DISEASES

I'U' " tVFF yIfs'I,
The practice OF Drs. HCNrsR & WrLLI,as is
confined en'iua,eiy to the treatment of Shru: ie
Dl.eas-s OF the Thr at and Lungs BY Medca.ed 10
hsistion and The succ- that has aitsu cd taeir
iahors is sufficiently we'll known. 1t has demon-
aDd Granular Sore Throat ms. te permsnrntl,
cnrea but that Consumy tion l.. all its stages is
curaote disease and that the Dir, ct apple OF
r. mecieE, by m. of inhalation to the sant nj
tie nslsdy, instead Of siving them By tae s.oni-
sen, always over'aKsd and d-isa ate i'll these dis
zion as the only rational AMI acientifc mode of
treatment.
Parties unable TO visit the cit, may oe t-eatos
by CORES pom feDt e-rIed cine. iuStFurus4nG T.
oeing sent to them by Express. 10 srier to obtain
p'Opec staten mt Of such cases form, ,f Sues
ITEMS As been prepared, which wall be- forvSrdaa
by setter.
foIB.-Drs. Hunter 4 Williams visit W,.b
ins:oL on the I'd AID ith Saturday Of eaca m ont,
where they may be consulted at !60 peunsyigsuis
avenue, over Mr.. Soss' seweiry store Jb.;, ~
Will viii be ON Saturday tn 2Sti i 1T 70 q ST.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CaFTIRE or -THE ..QUEEN OF T, y
WEST"
TREACHERY or REBEL PILOT

ZIP TAKES THE GCNB1AT Under EBEKL
BATTERIES
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- by Our dispatch elsewhere il will be seen
that gold is on the decline in New York
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Y0RElGN ARRIVAL.

TnB LONDON TIMES sSUBs syS.-o,
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EHOR SALE-A sEGAR and TOBACCO sFoRP.
i with Refresnmsnt Saloon attaches doins a
eood caih bus'ness, can he bought cheap The
above cons lists OF two Portable "a attached
situated on H.h. near Meridian Hi. Uospi.sl
or uEd rent very low. Apply OF pre- niscs, corner
l4th and sta.
Re p St. ET MITCHELL
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PARTICULARS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

THE INDIANoLA" TO RBCAprCRE HEB
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ESCAPE OF THE OFFICERS AND CREW.
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LARGE UNION FLEkT LEAVES MEspu,,
FOR yICKsBCRG

Union 6CNBoATs ENTER LAKE PRoyr
DkNCH AND DIsPERSE THB RBBBLs
TiIEhE
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- OF PARTNERSHIP

nIstOLUTION
- OF PARTNERSHIP
The psrtrer-hi heretofore existing under tba
Lame ~ RonXs Il SfILHs. AieXandria Va ia tais
day by mutual consent dissolved. This basiness
will be conducted as heretofore by J. r. Rodes
Alexandria, Va, Feb. p, 1885,
J. p kOnES
PRODUCE AND COM MISSION MERCHANT
No. NORTH WHARVHS
ALsIAHDRIA Va.
~CsnstAntly on hand full supply OF suffers
Goods. r. g. n.
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virginia bank notes, % dis; South Oare-
lima, Georgia SC, 25a3o discount; North Oarc-
lima, 30 discount
PkRsonAL.-Hrig Gen. M. Oorooran aad
stan, U. - v; Judge Williams and family, Pa:
~. w. 9aintard and family, N. Y; william
Schley, Md; Gen. Charles neyens ana .l,a
Mass; Theodore Roosevelt n. V, are at WA
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WASHINGTON MONEY MAR6Er-Qu otaticrs
forstocks, coin and uncurreut money IN rui.he4
by Lewis johnson d Co., Bank-rs
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WAhTED-A sir! ALTON. by respectable
w woman. rbambermaiG Apply no. ~ A
street SOU h ht:wep;' % snc Sd, ;sricol Hli. IT
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w photograph business. =
IL JOHN H. PEN & Co
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1NANTED,cWe are buying SECONDHAND
w FURNITURE, STOvkS and BEDDING, Tor
whioh We are paving the highest cash prices Yam
lilies declining housek ping having Q sur plus
Of furniture viii find IL 70 t6sir advsntAgS to give
rs q cal: BONTz GRIFRITH,
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WAATED-A good SHOE MAKER. tn make
w men work Apply No. J-3 Eighth street
Navy Yard. ar THOMAS e. HASKIHS
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A Terrible r ailroad Accident.

NOZZLE, Feb Ca dispatch from Jackson,
dated the zO;h, says that the out freight tr ain
from Meridian came TO Chunky bridge last
night II gave way, precipiIating the engine and
lour cars into the river. a large number of
passengers were on the train, and from 50 to 100
are reported drowned. The bridge cannot be
repaired until the water falls.
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WANTS

4l0sRD WANTED, b singie man. Terms
- must he modpr,ta. Dinnr between ant s.
AddTes" II N" fice Of this paper. f. q -
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w the market, ready to pay cash for all articles
In the housefurnishins lins; fhoas leaving the
city or having Q sur plus, will do we'll 70 oAE. h
RTCHLY, 42h Seventh street, between g and 81.
east sids.> Dealer in New and Second hand Purni.
90 lS-ef
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pLAIIHa oARDs-Asrt 4 Ca and others
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NIESE WANTED, to GO West with cord fam
iiy-a good chsrre FIR Wis hin to a:nl are
We I. Cali q. No Sd missouri syanua fa - at
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"Ah1ED-A ITU AXIOM clerk or driver
~ fer snier. Wouln not lie fraii tn to his
b nd to any busLess. Addrrs- 60. g." S'ar OF
f.
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NJ tNrED-a An perien.ed MATCHMAKER
w AND JEWELkR. One who can euzr.se
preferred ln9 4ire a. l.. WINEBCRGH. No. 1874
PEN tSiyRnIa IT.
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~ Ge" '~.s Lac gone ~ Newport, Il, l.. for
- a. -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

G3-T The Attorney General has just
delivered bis opinion on the question,
Are colored men citizens of the United
States Z" The facts on which it is based
are these The schooner Elizabeth and
Margaret of New Brunswick is detained
by toe revenue cutter Tiger at Perth
Amboy, n. j., because commanded by a
colored man, and SO by person not a cit
izen Of the United States As colored
masters are numerous in our coastiDg
trade, submit TO you the question sug-
gested by Capt. Martin of the Tiger. Are
colored men citizens of the United States.
and therefore competent to command
American vessels p As some incorrect
statements have gone forth in regard to
This opinion, we give the chief points.
The Constitution does not define the word
Citizen, so the Attorney General examines
history and the civil law, from the days
Of Rome down, for Its meaning. His
conclusion is that all free persons, without
distinction of race or color, if native born,
are citizens. 4 distinction is made be-
tween the inherent rights of citizens and
the political privileges of certain classes.
All citizens have right to protection, but
certain classes enjoy the privileges of vo-
ting and holding Office Hitherto, not
only the public, but juri:ts, have often
eoniounded the two A child or woman
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

We have much from Democratic news
papers about tho great revolution in pub
tic sentiment which is shown by the re-
suit of the elections of the present year
but we do not remember to have seen in
any of them a statement of the aggregate
vote of all the States nor can we expect
to, inasmuch as that aggregate shows 9
majority of over 10000 for the Admins
tration. Had our brave soldiers been al.
lowed to vote, that majority would have
been several times repeated.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

is citizen, though not always privileged
to vote or hold Office. The papers con-
olude as follows: 'And now, upon the
whole matter, I give it as my opinion that
the free man Of color mentioned in your
letter, if born in the United States is q
citizen of the United States, and, if other
wise qualified, is competent, according tc
the acts Of Congress, to be master of 9
vessel engaged in the coasting trade"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14
JeH. Davis, Proclamation.

The chief of the rebels has issued a
proclamation, which, after reciting varl-
Gus enormities of which the Union sold
iers, especially General Butler and those
acting under him, have been guilty, ccn-
cludes as follows:
And whereas, the President of the Uni
ted States has, by public and official de,
clarations, signifed not only his approval
of the effort to excite servile war within
the Confederacy, but his intention to give
aid and encouragement thereto, II these
independent States shall refuse submls-
sion to foreign power after the first day
of January next, ,and has thus made known
that all appeal to the law of nations, the
dictates of reason, and the instincts OF
humanity would be addressed 10 vain to
our enemies, ,and that they can be deferred
from the commission of these crimes only
by the terrors of just retribution
Now, therefore, [, Jefferson Davis, Pres
ident of the Confederate States of Amer
lea, and acting by their authority, appeal
log to the Divine Judge in attestation
that their conduct is not guided by the
passion Of revenge, but that they reluc-
tantly WELD to the solemn duty of re-
dressing, by necessary severity, crimes
of which their citizens are the victims,
do issue this my proclamation, and oy
virtue of my authority as Commauder-in-
Chief of the armies Of the Confederate
States, do order:
First: That all commissioned officers
in the command of said Benjamin Z. But
Ter be declared not entitled to be consid.
cred as soldiers engaged in honorable
warfare, but as robbers and criminals de-
serving death and that they, and each of
them be, whenever captured, reserved for
execution.
Second: That the private soldiers and
non commissioned officers in the army of
said Butler be considered as only the in-
strumeuts used for the commission of
crime perpetrated by his orders, and not
as free agents; that they, therefore, be
treated, when captured, as prisoners of
war, with kindness and humanity, and
be sent home on the usual parole that
they will in no manner aid or serve the
United States IN any capacity during the
continuance of this wal, unless duly sx-
changed - ..
Third: That all negro slaves captured
In arms be at once delivered over to the
executive authorities of the respective
States TO which they belong, to be dealt
with according to the laws of said States.
Fourth That the like orders be exc,
cuted in all cases with respect to all COM
missoned officers of the United States
when found serving in company with
said slaves in insurrection against the au-
thorities of the different States of this
Confederacy. .# ..
In testimony whereof I have signed
these presents, and caused the seal of the
Confederate States of America to be af-
fixed thereto, at the City of Richmond,
on the 23d day Of December, in the yeal
of our LORD 1862. Fea eg.
BY the President JEFF. DAVIS.
j. 2. BENJAMIN, Sec. of State.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

4 BOLD MOVE IN ARKANsAs.-Our
forces have advanced to the Arkansas
River for the first time, Gen. Blunt hav-
ing established the Army of the Frontier
in Van Buren on the Arkansas, at the
western edge Of the State, on Mon1ay,
Dec So 1t will be rememb bered that al.
ways before the rebels when beaten
have "fed into the Businesses OF
the Boston Mountains" Gems. Blunt
and Heron have for the first time passed
this habtual barrier. In two columns,
amounting in all to some 5000 troops, in
light marching order, with six days
cooked ratiOns, with twelve-horse teams
to the field pieces and the caisons left be.
hind, these energetic commanders pushed
over the Boston range, marched forty-two
miles without stopping, met three miles
south of the mountains, pushed forward
again, drove the rebel cavalry at Drip
ping Springs after sharp skirmish, and
instantly followed them up to Van Buren,.
Here they rallied, and were routed by a
splendid charge led by Gems. Blunt and
Heron in person. They escaped over
the river, and there they are, Hindman
and all, discouraged and incapable of
much mischief at present. Three steam
boats were taken, over 100 prisoners,
and large quantity of stores, ammuni-
ton, and transportation. All the people
of that region are said to be tremendously
frightened.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

Gen. Butler is now in Washington. -
He is seon to have command in one of
the most denssly populated slave districts
of the South, where he will organize a
corps of black soldiers, whose duty il
will be to guard certain important lines
Of communication. ~ a'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-01-14

" HATS and CAPS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
CROCKERY.
Fancy Goods,
NOTIONS.
Wool, Irvine, Wall Paper,
NAILS, GLASS.
WOODEN-WARE.
We respectfully invite call, feeling confident
that we eaa supply the wants Of all on terms
to their satisfaction, giving better Goods for
less MONEY than can be had at any ether
House in Peter or adjoining counties.
We have also added to our ell-known stock
Of goods, new and eomplete stock Of
PURE DRUGS.
Medicines. Chemicals,
Paints Oils. Varnishes.
Clues. Dye Stufs
CASTLE SOAP.
Sponges. Corks. Bottles
Walls and Lamp-Globes.
&c. &c. &c.
ALL OF WHICH
will be sold
'.
VERY LOWEST RATES
-s. FOR
'a-tf @
i .t #sa s.
CASH.
.
Don't Fail to Call and See
G-s|
.~
2. A. STEBBINS
CORNER or MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
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On the sotA instant, JAH1, infant daughter Of
David and Bose L. asndsEson, aged months and
The relatives and frisnas Of the family are 70.
sneetruy invited TO attend the neral this AFTER
noon ct So clock, without further notice.
In this city, August q, 1863, Of dipthsria, VIE.
GINA y MtLLfN9r0H .younsset aRshtsr Of
Tie friends Of the family are reQuested to attend
he funeral. TO morrow (fuesdayj aftsraoon, o. {
O'clock from the residence OF her fsshsr, on Nth
street, between and streets.
On the slst instant, 81 o'eioek p; aeed %
xsa1a and months, FRANCIS MARION, third
son Of and Sarah A. Shekeii
For rotiee OF funt raj sss morning papers
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HAIR DYBl HAIR DYE n

Bachelors eele ated air Dse IS the best in III
rorld. The only harmle,s, true and reliable Dye
known This splendid II air Dye is perfect-chans es
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Black or Natural BroWn, without injurins the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; in parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing it's pristine color and recties the i'll effects
Of Bad lyes. The Gsnuin. is signed WILLIAM A
BAToBBLoR, all Others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by al druggists &c. Fac
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York Batch eIor 8
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair. ~ 7-eoly
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THH DKAFr.-After our reportclosed on Sat.
urday the following cases were disposed Of by
the Board OF Enrolment:
Thomas Thompson, disability.
James Meidrum, over age
James Taylor, over age
aitsr NICHOLSON, over age.
John burke, alien.
Robert Philips, furnished substitute-Joseph
King.
. Thomas johnson, only parent Of a young
child
Henry &. Hepburn, furnished substitute
JAM Stanley
William J. Irwin, disability.
John w. Coon. only son of q widow.
Hiram Bell, disability.
Henry 1iighman, (colored,) furnished sub
stitut-Daniel Cooper.
Louis w. Inner, alien.
Charles Spencer, alien.
r Z lilly, disability.
VIM Butler only support Of q widow.
Henry Arnold, under age.
Lewis fissnhardt, accepted.
Thomas elsch, alien.
Charles Bruce, disability.
John. H Green, disability.
Christian Bnde, disability.
James Reardon, only son Of q widow.
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900 BARRELS RLoUR.In store; 100 bar
l,UUV rs,s very best lxIkA AZ! pL9uh h Iss.s
FAMILY. PoI sale in lots to salt, at No % v aser
street, Georgetown, o. VIM oLABAUaa.
TOR sALE-One of Mnngiin Johnson,s PATENT
rIy 10 sAa'l. LLOYD, 40. 394 bieventn street,
Above Il street.
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A ssIsTANT oUARrRRMAsrBR's eYsIoI, }

A esIsTANT QUARTRRMASTBR's OFpICI,J
"A Corner OF y and Trenty-sseoad s,resfs )
Washington, d. O. An gust Is, 1863
PUBLIC fALEs OF CONTAINED ANIMALS
will take pses 1t the Corral near ths Observatory
IN tsis city On the rst, third, and 9Th RADN A0s
DAYS ofSeptsm Der 1863. the ID is b, ana 3Oth days
OF the month
The property Ii condemned unit for pubhs
fervice.
Sales to commence o. ten o'clock o. m of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
nu mber on hand shau b Sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds -.-f
D. e TOMPKIH8
al Is 32t Captain. A. Q. M. q. 8 A.
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wAalAz11D 70 oyns y BIZ DA!s5Dr. 9odney1
Standing, Win cure goserh0s - siz deys. Ne
sh.ass q diet rseairsd Price q per hettis sold
NAsAinst and Henry Cook. Alsxsndria. j. Sly
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D1, DupoH9's sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the s~y best - ~. They oIersee 0sds!S
go upon tbs most delicate stomach. A trial o.
thess Pills viii prove their :Sssesty go au esncrs
street and Pa, avonus, Wellington. and Henri
0ook IloYsndria 3A6H
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LOCAL NEWS.
txUsRMENrs TONIGHT.

FoRpa T41ArER was opened last week
under the most favorable auspices, and the
house vas crow ded upon each night. As the
"Naiad Queen is announced for tonight
again, the fine new theater will no doubt again
he fiiI.d with an ad miring audience Mr. Ford
has got mp this play in the best possible style,
and 1t is q performance which sh )uld be wit
messed by all who delight In dramatic pageants.
WAsHINGToa THEATRR-The management
Of this popular resort has passed temporarily
into the bands OF Miss Susan Denim and, under
the name OF 1.-THE Olympic" che will give In
II series Of splendid dramatic entertainments
Miss Denim has not only engaged nne COM
pany, but will herself take part In tha per.
formapc.. uSweethearts and Wives" and
"My Substitute" are announced for this eve
nipss r'ainmfnf.
CAsrkRBuKY.-Manager Slim commences
his fall g. ason by announcing bill and q
corps OF performers superior to anything yat
Introduced at the popular Canterbury Hall
Mise Fannie Wilson will appear in her charm
ing in presentations Of Roman and Grecian
statuary. The extravaganza, "The Fairy
Gift" will he performed. Miss Ernestine de
Faiber, q charming ac tress and danseuse, and
the popular Dick Parker have both been en-.
gsged. Pretty Lille Brandon is also again on
the boarCs.
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RARGAlEs, BARGAINS Great bsrsaip, ana
SMITHS, 46O Seventh st, 1 esps ~
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BvJ q McaUIREko 90 .,.t,o,o.,.

ByJ.o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctiouesrs.
E|RAME no 81 AND LOT FOR SAL8-Tsus.
L 1HB's sALB.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept 18th At 81 oclock on the PIE N Sc by virtue
OF . deed of trust bearing da Q the 2s,h day o
Eo.ember, .s6s. and recorded in the land records
OF WashiIg tor County. district Of oolu nbia. In
Ltber !. No; is7. folio 500 sts.q We shall
that Lot or parcel Of ground In the City Of Wah
inGt,n known and described on the nlAn or plot OF
aAii city part of Lot sred six 49, SauarA
numbered seventeen tI7). beginning for the sArns
fourteen "a feet IF the dividing line between
lots numb red five Is, and six 80, on Twenty th
street west. and running Dorth with said 18th
street fourteen d4 feet, thence ninety seven lg7l
feet to the depth Of Id lot thence f,u tesa
90 'eet. thence west ninety sssen (y7D feet, to
place OF beginning, With improvement consisting
Terms One third cash. and the remainder In
equal payments OF six 90 Ard twelve I'D IN onths
from tn day of sale, with interest; the dsfsrred
payments to beecured BY deed of trust on the prop
erty: and If the terms not fully com Piled viii
within ave days from tn. day of sale the tru tees
wiz resell the property at the risk and erpenss of
the dst,u ting purchaser, on one week notice I'm
the Washington Star. All conveysncins At the
cost Of the purchaser.
ERASMUS MIDDLETON.
H @. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Buildins Association
MolUIRR g.
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SECRAT DISEASES,

SanldYstaa's Gift is the most certain. safe and
sfeotusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
A9es, 81; female, IS.
Saninritan's Root AID Herb Jxioes-A positive
snd permanent cure for Syphilis scrofula, Uloers,
Cores, Spots letters, &c Price 81, or six bottles
tor Is. sold by 3. @. Ford. See advertisement ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-31
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LAURA V. TARMAN.