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DRoPosALs FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES. DRY
GOODS, SC.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
CUce OF Chief Lnart ermn sse7, JWEy l. 1856.
Written proposals are invited for furnishing for
this Department. TO be delivered in this city, the
following articles suitable for clothing contr aband
men, women, and children
Russell Brogans, and other serviceabis Shoes
Tor men. women, and children's wear
Chip, felt, and WOODEN Hats and cloth Cans
Kesey made hickory and check Shirts, and Den.
ham Over alls
kerseys, lnseys. ginehams blankets a nd othar
Wooden and Cotton Goods
Samples should be sent With each bid at the ex-
pense OF the party forwarding the same
No bids viii be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished of the reliability ana
loyalty of the bidder
Proposals will be opened from time to time and
contracts awarded the interests OF the ser vice
may require.
Good security vii, be required fer the faithful
fulh!lment of any contract made under this atyer-
ti5ement
Proposals should be addressed 70 the IN der
signed, and ndorsed" Proposals for fu finishing
Dry Goes. &c ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quarterm aster
ty I'm Department or Wash ms tou
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MARRIED,

On the Path of June, by the Rev Mr. Remick Mr.
GE0RGE WHITE to Miss JANE ISABELLA
ROWLEs, all of Georgetown, D. @.
On Sunday, June 2Sth by ED VIM. ] Purinp
ton, Nh. GRANVILLE O. SHAW TO Miss ANNIs
L. SMITH, all OF this city
On Wednesday, LIST instant, by the Rev DR.. Hall
GEORGE l. ARNOLD to Miss C0RNELiA
HALL, both of this city -
Annapolis papers please copy,l
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ANNUAL CONFINEMENT OF THE GEORGE
TOWN CoLLEGE.-The annual commencement
Of Georgetown College was held yesterday.
The exercises consisted of declamations, inter-
spersed with music by the Marine Band, and
We're we'll received by the large number OF
visitors present. The programme for the oc-
easion was concluded with graduation and
distribution of medals and premiums. The
degree OF A. b. was conferred on the follow
ing: William L. Hirst, Pa; Henry L. McCul-
iough, Pa Henry M. Brent, NY; Joseph A.
Rice, La; William +. Williams, D. c.; Thos
u. Herran, New Grenada; James A. Wimphy,
n Y; Virgil T. Dominquez, Cuba; Francis II.
Rainey, ID. q.
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"wednesday, officer ] T. Kelly arrested team
'ster named John Delaney for stealing coat,
pants and shoes from H. G.. Wells and coat
from Chris'r Kinney fellow teamsters. Wells
shoes were found on Delaney's feet and Kin
leys coat on his back. The other articles were
Eotrecoyered. Delaney was taken to the Fourth
Ward station, and sent to Jail for court by us
ice Giberson.
David Clancy, teamster, was arrested by Of
ncer Grown for stealing coat and pants from
Geo. Oliver. Clancy denied having the articles,
Gence for them, Clancy gave up the coat and
pants. Justice Giberson sent him to jail for
court
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o + ICIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
PROVOST MARSHAL GESERAL'S OFFICH.S
WASHINGTON, July ?, 1863
Clerks and employees in the various Government
Departments and Offices in this city win not be re-
quirea to in the militia OF the District of
Columbia, provided they connect themselves with
the military organizations now in process of for
nation in the respective Departments and bureaus
to which they belong.
JAMES B. FRY,
1t Provost Marshal General
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MILITARY ORGANIZATION AMONGST THE
CLERKs.-The clerks OF the Pension Once,
numbering l25, met this morning in the Office
OF The Commissioner. and organized themselves
into a military company. The follow ng
officers were elected: Commissioner Joseph
H. Barrett, Captain VIM. Helmick, LIST Lieu
teaaat; VIM. &. Walker, ID Lieutenant.
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BULLY FOR THH MAINE BoYs.-The 9th
Maine regiment, Col. M. F. Wentworth, whose
: erm OF service has expired, believing that
sndable patriotism, agreed to remain in the
defences of Washington until all danger to the
city shall have disappeared. This is the proper
spirit, and they will certainly be honored by
all for this manifestation OF devotion to coun-
Cy
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.AfPolNTED.-Col Close, U. S. Marsha, for
Ine SAte OF Virginia, has eppolnted Mr.
ssa r. boiseau of this city, Who has been
Years past, his deputy. Mr.. r.. has had ,.no ~
r1pea'ehce IN legal matters. and will no doubt,
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Truly WONDRRFUL-Chi1kens Hntrbed by Stso,,
We hear from reliable au hority til at y sentiamnn
in this city has chicken hatchins machine now
wise. OF which we cannot give the particulars but
is actually Matching out the little chicks By the
hundred daily. In what An age do we live Its
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man named Timothy
Callahan, an ambulance driver of the Quar-
termaster's Department. was arrested yester-
day morning, on the charge Of violating the
person OF Lucy Feige. Callahan was held for a
further hearing.
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ByJ. @. McG UIRE & CO., Auctisneers.
EURN1TCRk AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
l. DECLINING HoUsEKEEPISG.-On MONDAY
street between 9th and 10th we shall sell the Fur
niture and Effects, comprising
Mahogany Hair. cieth Furniture
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
Wfatnot, Gilt frame Mirror
Brussels and Ingram Carpess
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs,
OUNCE Cane seat Chairs, Rocker,
Damask Curtains, Shades,
Bedsteads. Bureaus Wsrdrobes
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bosters and Pillows,
Bianke Is. Comforts, Spreads,
Bed and Ia BILE Linen,
Sideboard, Dining Table,
French China Dinner and Tea Ware,
Table Cutlery, Casters Walters,
Cooking and other Stoves, Refrigerator.
Together with general assessment of Kitchen
Reauifites. Terms cash
jyad j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ARRIVAL OF FRENCH WAR STEAMER
The Frenc CHI steamer OF war Catinet has arrived
of the Navy Yard. She is here, it is under.
saood, at the request of NJ. Mercier, the FreE CHI
Minister. Runner has, Of course, seized upon
the fact that she is brought mere as a precau-
aonary measure by the French Minister to
afford ready means of exit in case the city Is
Invested.
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SMUGGLING LIQUoR.-Mrs. A. Bak er and
Margaret Angel We're arrested yesterday and
committed TO the Central q uardhouse, charged
with smuggling liquor to the soldiers
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THE LIGHT FAMILY.-Three members of the
totorious Light family--Kate, Martha and
Ann-whose names are as familiar as sshouse-
hold words in the police reports, were ar
house late on Wednesday night, charged with
lighting near Meridian Hall. Eighteen soldiers
who appeared to be in the same fight, (WHICH
was q free one,) were also arrested.
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foIAroEs AND WHIsKy.-Two barrels of
were examined by Captain Tiers. in com.
mand OF the guard at the Alexandria wharf,
Yesterday afternoon, and keg of whisky found
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Ho FOR CRYSTAL SPRING AND THE RACES
Zee advertisement by MI. E. Ferguson, of
coaches tor Crystal Spring and the Race
Course. He has made very complete arrange
nsnts to accommodate the public who may
desire to visit this delightful resort for fresh
air or to witness the races On race DAYS an
extra coach leaves at Pm.
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AUCTION SALES.
ThIs AFTERNOON AND rv.M ORROW

,sEsfES 3; sHssSgIsS ga Aqs.ieosss:
L.. TIE DEPOT Ar PuBLIo sALk,-By virtue of .
aeed OF trust recorded in Libsr J, A. D., No. I47.
iohos ct sea. among the land recor as for wash
inSton county. in the District OF Coiumbis We
WIN sell, at Public Auction, in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th dsy of lime
1858, at BALI past CLOCK p. NJ, Lots numhsred
three. seven: eight, eleven, fourteen and afteen
the So bdivision of original lot numbered two in
square numbered six hundred aud twenty nine.
Is, 7,s, II, "A, and Is. in subdivision of Lot =
square No SO. which most eli giby located on
First street west and New Jersey ave.us. between
and ttreets north, and offer q rare chance for
purchasers.
Terms of sale: One half cash; and the residue In
one year. with interest, cured tae pre- misses
All conveysnces at prrch ssers cost
Mess the terms of sale are complied with in
three days from the day OF sale the right to resell
at tt risk and cost of defaulting purchaser is re-
served.
By order of the Trustees
je5eoddd d. ], C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, July Sd, same hour and
je l9 eo&ds. J.C MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
w GOVERNMENT SALE
W I'LL Be sold at Pu bic Auction at Sixth street
Wharf, ashi nston, D. c., on SATURDAY July
18th, ut II NE eck q. m,
$50 bbls. Of Bakery S.eepings
bbls. Clean Grease
One lot of Empty Barrels
Terms cash, in Treasury notes
sc GREENE,
Jy2 tChron,I Captain. G. s.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK SoLDIERs.-One hundred
ana sixty SICK soldiers were sent in from Har-
pprs Ferry last evening and placed in Camp
oeii Hospital. Fifty additional reached here
TINS morning and were sent to Mt Pleasant
Hospital
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

n- HEADQUARTERS MINUTE GUARD,
uS GRoRGETowy, Sd July, lS6S.-An persons
desrous Of joining this pany, to be attaobe ed to
attend . ting at the hall over the Express or
fee, THIS EVENING. at clock. 1t
VI. o. O. F-NOTICE-The members of
U3 Mechanics Lodge, No. I8, 10. O. are
re9nested to meet at their hall on FRIDAY EVE.
MING. at O'Clock, to make arrangements for the
procession on the 4th. Members OF sister LODGES
jy EFT. r. CRUIT. R. 8.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE. July Z, 1868.
Il ROPOShLs viii be received at this ONCE until
y O'Clock on SATURDAYS the 18th instant, for era.
Mary land avenue to Virginia avenue, the gravel
to be Of quality to be approved BY the Com;
to be nine inches in the centre, 1spering down to
four inches 1T the gutter line, to be we'll raked Of
stone Of improper size. and to be rolled with .
heavy Keller
Bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for gravelling No
part Of the appropriation will be paid the CON
tractor except upon the certificate Of the Com
mission or of the ward and Assistant commissioners
that tho WORK has been properly executed.
JAS 81. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
CHARLES CHURCH.
WILLIAM FHNWICK,
jy3 Assistant Commissioners.
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BOARDING,

TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL ROOM To-
Il gether, can be accom- modated with y nice
'front.' room and board at q moderate price. A
small front room. suitable for one gentleman, can
also be bad st 8 10 Mass. avenue. y2-2tF
GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF BOARD WITH.
door south of [, whera they will be accomm odated
on liberal terms The locality is near the Treasury
and State Department.. JYz-3t| 1
A LARGE WELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE,
"A beautifully situated on Capitol Hill, is now
prepared to take ornament boarders; rooms all
preferred Reference exchanged. FIRST street
east. between and b. Je 25-lw*
TOR RENT.-One or two ROOMS, large, airy,
ana com 'ortsbly furnished, with excellent
board The house Is in the immediate vicinity of
ItuT Departments of the Government, and has
modern convenience Terms as moderate as the
times will possi bly, permit. To those who desire
quiet pleasant home, free from pretension or show
inmates, tins opportunity is offered. Apply at No.
800 18th street, between and G streets.
je23tf
DECISIONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND
L all the comforts of an elegant home by apply
west of the War and Navy DEPARTMENTS, One of
the pleasantest locations, with one of the finest
Table boarders taken. je i6.lm*
SUMNER BOAKDiNG.Ihosew lsninx TO spend
~ the summer North will find pleasant ROOMS
at Mt Airy ight miles from Philadelphia, the
Chesnnt Hill railroad. The country is healthy
well supplied with am easements, and hourly em-
munication with the city. Address Mrs ROOKIE.
No. 1912 Pine st., Phila. my q -2aw2m-
TLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS. ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash
ington, may find comfortable home in one of the
most delightful locations in Wsshin gton No So
Missouri ave nue.. One very large front room I'd
STORY. now vacant my Is
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Alto NAL LOAN.

NA1IO NAL LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury having extended
to the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
the privilege Of conversion We shall continue until
that date to furnish
TH1 NEW
SIX PER CENT. BONES
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
xWHNTY WARS FROM OATH,
Or after ave years. at the option Of the government
These Bonds are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market.
BEING SOLD AT PAR
and yielding
SIX PER CENT. INTERHsr
IN GOLD,
Equivalent ct present price Of coin to
Nine per Cext. in Cxs,enry.
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF TN
VESTMENT,
For large or small sums.
THE co u Pom BIO D8
are issued in
e5os. 3I0o's Ssoo's, and 9l,o0os.
and the
REGISTERED BONDS IN
Ssos, Sloos, Ssos's. 81 COOS, and 5ynoos.
Persons desiring further information concerning
the loan can procure 1t upon application at our
counter, or By mail. Circulars answering al
questions that may arise. " H.
JAZZ COOKE & CO.. Bankers.
jys asa i5sh street.
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PIC MICS, &c.

EriRsT GRAND PICNIC OF THE PIONEER
I CLUB, Of Georgetovn. viii take place ct q
9Th, 1875. The members of this club pledge
themselves that no pain, viii be spsrsd to "a
make this the ost pleasant Picnic of the season
MANAGERS.
81. 8. Nelson, f. Pearson,
James Bau TEewman,
]. G. Reintxei.
Ladder It's
HOl FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
GRAND PICNIC TO be given at GREEN
SPRING PAVILION by the propri- <srea
etor OF the Spring and managed by
the United Glee Club of George R8HfA
town. The managers pledge themselves to make
sufficient force OF police engaged for the day to
preserve order Tickets 81 certs admitting ssu-
tleman and ladies Stages will leave the car stand
for the spring every half hour.
~ l-3t" W. T. PAUL, sec'y.
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EURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For rent, ~
4 $50 18th street, east side, between G and e
streets neatly furnished and very comfortable
LORS. The neishborhsed is one Of most desirable
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children In the house. my 8-tf
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II R o P L A n HOT ELL
IL Corner Pennsylvania ar and Etereath Sc
WASHINGTON CITY C

Strangers, Sojourners, and Residents VEHA0
will find every convenience and facility iE .mH u
for comfort at this Hotel. 1t is admirably con-
Quoted upon the celebrated
EUROPEAN PLAN,
the guests and patrons paying for only what they
choose to purchase.
1t is located in the very business centre of the
city spproachoble by Street Passenger Cars, with
placer of Public Amusement. of Business the De-
partments and Capitol, and every place of interest
in the city of Washington or Georgetown
The BAR 10 an pplied with Choice Liquors and
Beverages, and 18th Wines and Ales of the best
brands and vintages.
To sum up-this Hotel presents inducements of a
kind to all who may be pleased to extend to it
their favor and patronage.
p EMR1CH, European Hotel.
jy Aim Corner Pa. av and 18th st.
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w HIDES-HIDEs.
Wv ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on over
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock q,
m, st tbs Wharf On eth street, Washington, All
sale.
moment Of sale g. BILL,
jals tChron.I 1t. Col. and o. 8. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By MARSHALL PAGE Auctionssrs.
DEslRABLET TWO. STORY BRICK HoUsEAED
II FRAME DWELLING AT AUorioN.-We shall seif
or 'sis
July 7th, 81 o'oisck, part OF Lot T. Square SIS.
= sI S.sn sssis n u month";
ss ss ]! sssdSm''0f' MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Aus..
Byw.L. WALL 4 CO, Aactionssr..
T'RUsTEEfS BALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
4 ,TnE SIXTH WARD by virtue of . deed of trust
corded in iber J. A. g., No 2Os, folio ass &C ons Of
tion land sseSSds will offer for sale It public aae
o'clock at the Auction Rooms oS Of ". wall Go,
h o. :, Square lcei, of the plan of the city OF
Terms One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
sorx snSss menus, pure hAsers sotes sstisfsc
By deed of trust on the premises.
All conveSanciny At the expense of the pur-
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with With
IN I'VE days az from the day Of sale the Trustee
the risk an cost of the defau ltins purchaser on
giving one days notice in some newspaper pub
''sa K ~ g & S cHRRSafos
le W. L. WALL & co. Aucts.
ByMARsHALL & PAGE Auc.ionsers.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER or
fuEsbAY July 7.h We A sh,II sell n
on the premises. at CLOCK p m, part of Lot g
store on the corner and substantial frame house
This stand ia valuable fer a restaurant or lager
beer garden.
Teams Or e-third cash; balance in and Il onths.
Sale peremptory.
js24d MARSHALL & PAGE. Aucts.
BvJAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., A ct:oneers
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-In
i compliance with an order of the Circuit Court
of the District OF Column bi entered October 9th
1850. in the case Of William Tabler and. others
against Tacey Daniel and others. directing sale
of the real estate of which, John Tsbier died
sie2ed the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the Court in said case will offer fer sale on the
premises; on TUESDAY, the It'll day of July, 1885,
III o clock P. ID, commencing with the first
named following lots Of ground and improve
Lot No TO- subdivision in Square o. 1856, fronting
~ feet on It'll street west betw @ and streets
and containing 1909 feet and Lot No H. sub.
division in SQUARE No; 40, font ng 90 feet ON 5th
street west, between and streets, and con tain
ing 1863 square feet, the i'm Improvements on each Of
said Lots consisting of q small Frame House
Terms of sale Cash.
THEO. SHECKELs,
BE NETT HENNIN9
JAMES W. BARKER
ZEPHANIAH JONES
Commissioners.
Je&-d j. G. McGUI & CO. Aucts
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TN NOTICE
il HE Late firm transacting business under the
name of Mindil d Co.. is dissolved by limitat on
the first day of July. 1862, All parties having
claims against said firm will please present them
for settleme emit to the surviving partner
jy 3-3t* G. j. HAMILTON.
ENOR SALE-A magnificent MORGAN HORSE,
Il 5years old, OF unsurp passed style and a.
action. Sold for no fault, the owner hav ~
ing for him. Also shifting top "a
BUGGY and light rolled HARM ESS of most ap-
proved m akers nearly new. Apply at 266 St
jy33tT
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ACCORDEONS.
JUST Received from Paris q lar &c assortment of
finest quality Accordeons, which we can sell
cheaper han any other heuse-from 81 to $50,
METZEROTT'S Music Store
je 29.tf corner Of 18th &nd Penn. ave.
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IT s. MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of neri
- facias, on JUDGMENT of condemnation, issued
District OF Columbia, and to me directed, I will
TO public sale, for cash, ct the front of the
the 18th day OF July next 1863, at IL O'Clock m the
east half of Lot No l6 in Square No. 72t, together
seized and levied upon as the property Of Micsssi
Mi Iony, and will be sold to satisfy tudicials No.
lilo to October 1885, in favor of Ellen Kelly admin
istratrix OF Miles Kelly. WARD a. LAMON,
ie % dts u 8 Marshal ID q
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T'RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY

PhOPEhT4.
p1 By virtue a Of decree Of the circui. Court for
Equity. passed in a cause in said Court, wherein
Samuel Fl. Berry and John e. Berry Jr., Admins
traitors Of Albert B. Berry and others are COM
plainants, and Benjamin Berry and others are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned. as Trustee, will expose
to public sale, at Suits Hotel in the village OF
BladcnsburS, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
July 1868, IF fair not tbs next fair day there
GRIsT AND FLOUR MILL, situated in the vii
iage of Bladensburg, called and known as the
hIVersdale Mills. which was owned by the late
Albert b. Berry St the time OF his death, and 40
W. Taylor, ESQ. as tenants in common.
This property has been recently fitted up, and Ia
now In trst rate running order and has been doing
Lar &c Snd profitable business for some time, and
offers great induce ments to any one wishing to
embark in the milling business, and can be readily
Leased for 81 900 per snnum, the tenant keeping the
property in repair.
Tern OF sale, as pr escribed by the decree are a.
follows One third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day of sale, upon the day Of
its ratification by the Court; and TIE residue;in
two equal aanualinst slments of one ana two years
payment thereof TO be secured by the bonds of the
to bear interest from the first day of Jar usry
eighteen hundred and sixty, four, when possession
of the prope rty viii be given. o pom the pigment
OF the whole purchase money, and the interest
cree TO convey 10 the purchase or purchasers
thereof the one undivided haIf Of said mill pro
perty, free, clear and DISCHARGED of all claims
the parties 10 this cause or of any persons claim.
iog by, through, or under them.
Persons wishing to view the prsmises previous
TO the day Of sale, referred to Geo. W. Taylor,
Esq, who resides on the premises and can always
be at the mill.
offer. at the time, the undivided alt part of
said Mill Property, owned by the said George W.
Taylor. upon the said tel rms stated above.
Sale 20 commence at u 0 clock. n.
90 II
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WANTED-A first rate COOK and an industri-
w GUS Chambe maid; they will be required to
DO the washing of the family. Recommendation
required. Colored woman preferred. Apply at
No. Franklin Place. jy ISts
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~ NEW WAR MAP
OF Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia from
the latest authorities. Price Is cents
Just published and for sale by
PHILIP Il SOLOMON'S
jy 33t 332 Penn. avenue,