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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

PROCLAMATION TO THE REBELs.-The
Peace Convention in New York, the nomi-
nation Of Vallandigham in Ohio, the pos.
ture which is rapidly being assumed by oil
the professed leaders Of Democracy in the
North, are no more and no less than q
proclamation to the rebels to hold out a
little while, and they will SO embarrass
those who are prosecuting the war, that
they can conquer, or dictate their own
terms of peace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Alarm as Pittsburgh.

On Sunday night the City Council Of
Pittsburgh appropriated $500, 900 for the
defeuse of the city, on condition that the
Government expended O like sum. The
most intense excitement is reported to have
prevailed there, and all business was sus-
pended and general excitement prevailed.
Wheeling was in like condition of excite
meut and alarm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

AFPoINrnESr.-Ex Congressman John
Hutchins, Of Ohio, has been appointed
special agent Of the Treasury Department
at New Orleans, for the purpose OF ADJUST
ing unsettled claims and examining into
the practicability Of rs.estabiishing the
United States Mint In that CITY,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

A letter from Newt Orleans written on
the 9Th, conveys the gratifying intelligence
that. Gen Sherman is mnch better, aud the
probabilities are that not only his life but
bis leg will be saved, although he will be
o cripple. For three days no one suppos'
ed that it was possible be could survive
He is Dursed aud attended by the Sister Of
Charity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
ASH ULA /:



II nov looks % II the Rebel Army Of
virgiuis had determined upon su active
campaign northwsrd. Tired Of inactivity,
u hes evidently, In its desperation, deter
mined to move on the Federal Capital or
10 the States Of Maryland and Peunsyl.
vanis. This Is not to DO regretted, for
n ls likely to hasten up the issue and bring
q crisis that no friend Of the government
should shrink from or dcplors. We seed
Just such movement to stimulate the pstri.
e.ic heart Of the north to quick and active
pulsatious, and We look to II as the means
Of preeipitsting the work Of crashing these
Rebsi hordes upon the soil Of the frs,
free State they invade. We welcome them
to their forsy and to bospitable graves,
The State Of Pennsylvania is in danger
Of Invasion, and the note Of preparatio. is
already sounded from the Maryland line to
Lake Erie, to make ready for the encoun'
Ter. The mountains and valleys will yield
up their yosng and middle aged, until fifty
theusand sturdy men ere promptly in the
Geld ready to meet the invaders. Ohio,
Maryland and Western Virginia are also
moving to Gil the force called for BY the
President
TILES crosses the Potomac northwards
sud single man Of his army is permitted
20 return to tell the story of bis fate, i
will be the fault of our own supineness ant
want OF devotion to the cause of the Union
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
The Baltimore .4merican on M.uday says

An attack was made on Saturday morn
ing on small force Of our men at Berry.
vile under Gen. McReynolds, OF which the
LIST Maryland Battery formed part
They fell back before superior Numbers
and Joined Gen. Milroy at Winchester, sfte'
sharp engagement, Of which the result
are unknown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

Gov Ssxaous Of New York received on
Monday the 18th. despatch from wash
ingtss calling for 20, geo militia immedia'
fefy. The Governor has summoned the
several Major Generals oif the State Militls
20 Albany for consultation. and has taken
steps for The rapid organization of Inc mill
fis.
Gen. Sanford teIegrsrhs thar be can
hriug Qua 5000 men without delay, ana
abs eeusrsl commanding the sth Division
pro@iss 2.oo0, \ draft VIII % nsos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Cleveland sIarket-Juns II.

wheat-saes on Change and before New York report
were cars red 81 80 track aud from elevator at
same The market closes Fat.
Corn-l prime yellow at SOC on track.
Butter-Unseted and dull. Sales 7kegs good to choice
at l2@l3c
Cheese-Sales 600 lbs Western Reserve at 90.
Pork-Continues inactive and heavy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

The COMMITTEES appointed under the resolu-
ton adopted by the late Vallaudigham Couven-
ton at Columbus, to demand of the President
the release of Vallendigham, comprises 10
names, being one from each of the congressional
Districts Of the State, aud Is OF the number are
members Of Congress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

fhlLADblPhiA, June
The Ercning Bulletin publishes the fol
loming news from dispatches received at
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
Office
A dispatch received to day from Boil
toms Station on the Northern Central Il.
r. says thu Gen. Tyler had retreated from
Martnsburg at o'clock last evening, and
that our force at Winchester had probably
been captured yesterday as the enemy is
in force, probably 10000 strong at Hag'
erstown. The dispatch adds that the dan
ger is great, as the enemy is advancing in
heavy force.
A private dispatch states that the reb-
els appeared near Chambersbarg this NOR
ming, and it is probable the place has al
ready been occupied by them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
WASHINGTON, June ~.
~ pe Presidest Of the United States Of Ameries;
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The armed insurrectioDary
combinations now existing in several of the
States are threatening TO make inroads into
the States of Maryland, Western Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, requiring immedi-
a,e and additional military forces for the
service of the United States, now there.
fore, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States and Commander.in.C Chief OF
the Army and Navy thereof and OF the
several States when called into actutl SER
vice, do hereby call into the service Of the
U. s. 100, 900 militia from the States fol.
lowing, namely: From the State of Mary
land 10, 900, from the State of Pennsylva'
mia SO, 900; from the State of Ohio 80, 600;
from the State of West Virginia 10 900;
to be mustered into the service OF the U.
s. forthwith, aud to serve for period of
six months from the date of such muster
into said service unless sooner discharged,
to be mustered in as infantry, artillery, aud
cavalry, the preparing of which will be
made known through the War Department
which Department will also designate the
several places of rendezvous. This militia
ia to be organized according to the rules
and regulations of tn, volunteer service and
such orders as may hereafter be issued.
The State aforesaid will bs respectively
credited under the enrolment act for the
militia service rendered under this Procla
nation.
In test imony whereof I have hereuntt
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington this 18th day OF june,
1868, and of the Independence of the Uni
ted States the S7th.
ABRAHM LINCOLN.
YIN. Il. SEWARD see'y Of State.
Nv the President,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

A few days since Pemberton showed 500
negroes through bis lines. Grant selected
the stoutest and best from among the nun
ber to be used to advantage, either with
muskets or spades in their hands. and sent
the remainder back for the rebels to feed
with polite request To the rebel General
that he should not try that game any
more.
The rebels made an attack on Triune
Tenu, on the llth, At about 6 A. NJ, th'
rebel cavalry and two batteries attacked on
cavalry. The Federals formed lines o
battle and replied vigorously 70 fire, wheI
the Federals advanced and the rbels retres
ted. The Federals pursued the rebels s1
miles. The rebels lost 81 killed, so or II
wounded. and 10 prisoners. The Fedora
loss 6 killed. Among the killed 10 Lieut.
N. G. Blair Of the 4th Indiana canary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
nArsynLR KY, June Is.

hAYsyILLR KY, June 10.
Two hundred and fhy mounted rebels
dashed into this place last night and left
this morning after stealing horses, goods,
arms &c
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
FREDERICKSBURG, June 10.

The enemy have now held their position
this side of the river one week.
Nothing has been done 10 the way OF
fighting, we except one or two artillery
duels, and daily picket firing at Culpepper.
Fur losses at Culrepper on Tuesday
were heavy, and among them were some OF
our best officers. Our casualties we're so
killed, 200 wounded, and so prisoders.
Among the kilek was Gen. Wright.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

JEFF. DAVIS has dismissed the English
Consul at Richmond, and revoked bis Ex-
ehequer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TTENTION STATE MILITIA |

IA Notice is hereby given to all residing In the
State Militia Law passed April l4th, 1885, and who may
claim exemption from State Military duty that the Trustees
said township will attend at the Firemans Hail. in Ashta
bua Monday June 22d 1865 between the hours af nine
o'clock NJ and O'Clock OF said day. for the purpose
hearing such may be offered The law requires
any person enrolled claiming exemption by
bodily inmity disability, SHALL before he is excused
from such military duty produce to the Trustees certificate
of surgeon of "1cknOedged SkH stating clearly that
such person is physically unable to perform military duty
and shall such other evidences as the Trustees may
require . .,,,r.
Trustees, Z J. W. HASKELL,
SHELDON HARMON.
I,na
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20
Gov. Bradford Of Maryland has issued a

Gov. Bradford Of Maryland has issued
proclamation, calling upon the citizens Of
Baltimore ond people of Maryland to rally
and defend their soil from invasion. AS
there is no organized militia in the State
he announces that he will fell back upon
the recent enrolment for the draft, but he
hopes there is patriotism sufficient among
our people 10 raise the force needed from
voluntary enlistment. The Governor urges
immediate action.
The City of Baltimore, by its council, is
cooperating. with the Governor, to raise
its portion Of the 10000 called for.
The Cincinnati Gasette OF the 18th says;
Numerous favorable responses have already
been re eived from various sections OF the
State relative TO the call for troops. A large
number Of companies will be raised with
out much difficulty. Preparations are be-
ing completed as fast as possible to have
the men sent to the field at an early day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-06-20

under State law 10 6ll to maximum mum.
hers Of militia regiments in the State, and
from these the 1000 will be supplied.
The Tth, lltb. 18th, 2Sth, 37th, 47tb,
65tb, eth, 6sth, 69th, list and 74th, are
under marching orders. Marching orders
have also been issued TO 10 900 volunteers
at New York, 500 at Rochester and 500
at PIsttsburg. On the l6th about Ia,
600 men were already secured, and are be.
ginning to 90 forward.
Tbs following additional militia regi.
ments are under order to move The 9Th,
22d, seth, a2d. 30th aud 34th volunteer
regiments waiting to be mustered out offer
their services.
Gov. Curtin Of Pa, has issued q procla
nation, stating, the demand of the Presi
dent for $4,000 troops from that state ant
appealing TO all citizens to willingly defend
their homes, aud to rush 10 their might 10
this the hour Of peril. The issue is one ol
preservation or destruction. That It is the
purpose of the enemy to invade our border
with all the strength be can command, is
apparent. l therefore call upon all cap
abe of bearing arms to enroll themselves
and to give aid to the efforts to be put fortt
for the salvation OF our common country.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
DIEB,

On the 27d inst of brain fever. MARY IDA. aged
ii years, months and "A days. beloved dau gh ter of
The ter derest tie the heart can ever know,
By this event ia severed at a blow;
Is Il us d. .sved in one pu Vast aood Of tears.
Hei hesuteous fora her lively, lovely mind.
To- par, with her; no. hsro to be resigned!
A 6rst born, lovely, darliI e child
Her psrepts and friends steansd ia the dee pest o,
Oh ! God who gave and who hast taSen away,
ysachsafe to lightsn this their darkest day
vited to attend her al from the residence Of
streets, Island. on Friday. the 2.th inst, i 2
fBsltimore spd New York pa pers copy
On the I'd inst of esnsUm ption, PRICI 5LA ,
wife Of Andrew W. Eastlack in the 18th year Of
H. r funeral will take place from the residence of
her hu ,hsId No ~ Montgomery street, decrs-;
tend
N this city on the night of the I'D, Dr. FRAN
his fri.nd are invited to attend his funers, at
e,Sek s az, To- morrow, from his late residence
tn as5r, sday I'D isst..R N. LIDDELL,a ma
G.t "f Ireland IN his 24th yea-
erect. iday 24ih Instant. At IN s0rHis His
fIieudt are invitse to attend. ~
On the morting of the sd instant EoR9E AC
his friends ard scau sintar ces are reouested to
stha hi. iqner.l o-norroT mo st.eInoon at ock,
Gn the 41th inst ADA B., aged years q mon $
and il da, =, and the nj sht of the I'd in aRiE
SAACi. aged months anGi and ,t,,, days, eh,,dr,
come u, to n,s aud forbid tsem not foi Of suoh
The k.r sdcp RI EeEVsH.
sn "Wednesday. th.,,d ins: shits on . visit 10
dks. ht-, sf, Abraham and Mary Arn rbitt, OF
fhis ,i,;, sssi L sc.:e. mouths and days.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CRIMINAL Court. Judge Fishery cst"rcii,y
Michael McMalus was found guilty Tor steal
ing an oyercoat, pistol, segar case, cap, and
gloves from Lieut. j. j. Coplcy, and sentenced
to the Albany .penitentiary for one year.
Samuel Van Horn, con victed of grand larce-
ny, was sentenced 10 the rsnitentlary 81 Alba
ny for one year.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

THE PAINTING. Gloss OF the Monitor which
for some time, is now at Gautier's, on pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. The painting Will be rafti I'd as aoon as
the numbers are taken, and gentlemen will do
we'll 10 call AMI book their names. Il photo
graph card will be furnished those who book
for & chance
Evening star., 1863-04-23
by MARsHALL & PAGE Auetioaeers.

S4 S,Cs7tA Street.
D0TATOE=, APPLES, PRESERVE PICKLES,
FISH, tLouE, dC.-Op SATURDAY MORN
INC April 18th at Ie clock, we siIl sell in fr,a
slG Bbls. Prime Quality Potatoes
!, l9' :. kag',, khppt,s, Vim,
Fo doz Condensed Milk,
"s9 keiI;n!p snpeEEor ED. 9Rslts sssgaEs
{hI: csndiss: aseEsssI, hsrIips, P4ass asS and
Giast ostsFy
W sH "'e' 0" MAasHSfL sfps PAaE Pafi!ss nscts
hHdq1as sr 81 4F1!iGRs
a5h ociaeE aa
the premises We shall sell Lot No I, in Davis SON 5
Inches on street at the eoruer Of 18th street and
running back l2n feet to an alley.
location FOR store
and twelve months. with interest secured BY a desd
~ "a lhspoI as j. 8: Meeu1RE CO., Auct..
ExfoU ass saIs 81 20 vALuIBLE AiijsI.E' I'M
22IZJ5HaEnLa3NT q J5HE LATE cMas; >. KISe|on TUESDAY Az
se ry q. a
srty, belonsns t" the esta ats OF the late ohas 5.
Lois s 8, T. .:d part ofs in Square sal and Lot
aaa Dnss
and are improved by large .usse frame dwe hing
efsi Of sss KaE gr.
building kEown as Kings Galary ,, fitted mp aud
aaa 5ffs sa s F'ns'a ''nF
western Isgt Of which is Improved with thee
ito. story brick dwelling house. with vacant lot on
Lot in sausre 9s, fronts IS feet on street
north b; tween 9Th nnd 7th streets west, and rum
The above props rty has been rrfully subd yiaed
by the city Surveyor and will be sold in separate
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In and 10
month With interest. ssnure" by deed of trust
tn @ IN he interest anu deferred payments
The purchaser to have the right or option to pay
If the terms Of sale not com piled with within
Elk days the execu tor rrt the right
tional Int isencer a. the rsk and expense of the
The Es e ssa BY
sc MrerUiRk d co. Auctioneers
GALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DESIRABLE
aS6s on Ap sth IL i
ing each ssa ana ss
to; to n alley Thsss io,s arr are subdivision of nsFt
east. between North and East cspif.l str ''FeS'
Terms One thiI'l cssh the balance in s and u
ap@.d J. 9. HcHrfRH Il co, Ascts.
A ssIsTANT QUARTEkMAsTER'S OPpICG.I
Al torHsr p and I'D Street,.
.No- WASHINGTON, D c. March a. iS5, !
MOTTO E.-The tnlt ei aanare adssrtised 10 take
pr p'1~ q, , se Horse Corral &c on this dss Is pos
9cl"ca g. m ,on which day other lott, near the
hAiisoad Depot. Will be sold also.
{. .- Captain and A. @ NJ q. 8 q
msr Sd J. O. hc5UIEEf CO.. An,ts
@ THE An0vF SALE WILL NOR TAKE
place un't! EEtt.I. Nay !st sane hour
sp.2 J,e, MgG L Ira * % su:ts.
Evening star., 1863-04-23
AUCTION SALES.

EyJ o. MCGUIRE 4 CO Aucstcnsers.
A nEw CANAL PACKET BOAT win be sold
siest o. e ,, . foot Of
.sa ss!s iRsss Gssis; aaariks CIR CO. ,.r
By c. McGUIKs CO.. Aus.sonasra
nE SATU eDAS aioRNiN9 at IL c'cluck in
~ ~, La.. Of the uo,ivn Rooms, we sh' ssh a
Family Ca risgs. .;i--s--
set Brsgy Harness. --~-.-.. :
sp sd G, Moeu1RE & Co, .ur.s.
ByW;L wALI.a CO., Auo.ione.rs
South side Penn avenue 1nd ,th szSsst.
P1AMN09RsS At AZ, ATCIIoN: II tn ssoAy
floor oT secosns &c IF sfs as.
may concern without r.serve for casa-
e 90 Second Hand Pianos. 1852
ap2l WI, WALL &c CD uet..
!, Anoxn ,h xs4 SALE = +
ap q ". } WALL 4 co, Aue.s.
Rs II. L. WALL d co, Aucsionesrs. I :
DEREMpTnRf SALE OF THE sroCK OF A
DAY The m nstsnt s
will seil on the first floor of our Auction Rooms
without reserve, large stock OF furniture. con
Mahogany and Walnut marble top and plain Bu.
Walnut and Mnhss.ny Sofas and r.ts rstes
Hair shr ck, and shuok and Hair Mattresses. Boil.
Cane and Wcad.u. I seat Chairs and Rockers. Desk,
Mardrobes. Tables, Wha'not, aad Etageres
Marble e, TOP Tables, "sshstsnds and Extension
Glass ware, Cookins stsEss. Iroa Beisteads
wifi many other sraHs in h. M Hou. efarn
line all of which will be sold withsu. reserve.
apl8 ". WALL & CO., Aucts.
ETHI AnoyssAtss Is PqsTPesss on
18th list same hour .Sd Pl.Wse. W.,,x oo Amt.
ByJ.C MCGUIRE Il co. Auetioussrs
I Aksx sALs ~ oATA,osu1 OF ROSES
April 18th, a. $ oelock, st The Auction Rooms. We
s AFotT Fl 5 . SA1sHttfs EVER BLOOMING ,srs
SHRUB: Exsr Climbing pans
The coIisation embraces the asoiesss sinas
srssed gardens JaFd torss .s sornsr aS sss
AID NJ street A'Air s'sn !. s. INQUIRE e. 4 CO.,
APPS Rep and Chron ] Auetipncsrs
BY 1H0s. WILING, Auctioaeer.
T'RUsTEEls SAL OF PROPERTY IN EO2GE
II john TGWSTey Tirn. o. detd Of trust 1 execute.
May. lss'. and recorded in Liber J. A g., No 10.
Of the land records of Wsstia sten cnunty District
ths sd Fl Rss,e st tae sas hour
Of SO clock m. the following piece OF property,
stu ate in Gsor rgetowp
The first being parts of Lots No 81 and 10. Beatty
aud Hawk ins addition, si ituated at tn. north vest
corner OF Frederick and lst streets. fronting 81
feet more less Frederick and 63 feet more or
less lst street This lot viii hc sold in parts
each fronting sI3 feet or ess st street and
running back to thu de pth ofthe lot.
Also, part of Lot numbt red 63. 10 same addition
fronting 81 fe on the west aide OF Frederick street
and running back 80 feet deep. with the frame
house thereon. now occupied by Mrs McCana
Also part OF sams Lot frontihs - fee: on west
eide OF same street and running back $50 feet deep
with the frame house thereon
Terms 0nehalf of the purchase money in cash
the residue in Il months from day Of sale with 10
terest.
All conysyancing at the cost of the purchaser
p JACKSON Trusce.
ap 3dads THOS BOWLING, Auct
Ry-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
MONDAY, the 27th, s. same hour
R. p JACKSON, Trustee
Rp q IuOS. Ua&LINH Aucf
Evening star., 1863-04-23

WHAT AN AMOUNT OF euPrgRIXG AND DrsBssr
Gnoug he luntsar. would be prevented b, tn i.
Zee use Of HoLoHs.'a Pills & Ointment. For
certs in ure, ana Tor BOWEL Complaints. R=vers
Sma|j P0x, &C., TIE Pills are the est 10 ed Gin, in
the world. Only 25 cts per Box or Pot al
Evening star., 1863-04-23

Dr. DuroET's sugar.coated Female Regulating
Pins are the rery best ~ -ss They operate pssdiy
and Gfettsly and being seated cate aau-
SEA upon the most -lrlicate stomach. A trial OF
these Pills will proye their sEps,iozts all others.
Price 81 box. Sold by g. G. Rord, corner lIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook Alexandria. tA6-ly
Evening star., 1863-04-23

CHANGED POsITIoN.-The 152d New York
regiment left the city Tuesday evening for II
new post.
Evening star., 1863-04-23

Al ORr Pillows HALL. Navy Yard on FRIDAY
and saturday evenings, st O'Clock, . series oil
hesntifui Dss5oivsng Ve,rs iustrat d By eioq uent
Poetic Reel ations ogether with Eine Band ci
Music. Tickets ntyeve cents. For sale a. the
hall. an .s-3tr
Evening star., 1863-04-23

Wont AFFILIATE.-As the story goes. tw
well known colOred people of this city (barbers)
day or .wo ago called upon the Hay tirn Min
lister. They were admitted, and the Minister
asked them what they desired of him. The visit
ors replied that they called merely TO pay "a go
cial visit; " hen they were told by NJ Romaiua
'sthat he had come here TO represent his coun-
Try, and not 10 entertain the Coiorcd people =
He, the refore, dismissed them. at tilr same tine
ordering his servant to escort his visitors out
the lack WaV
Evening star., 1863-04-23

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RODT8, cia BahinHcrS ~
Harrisburg ts the North and Wssi-Two sins leave
Washington daily and one on Sundsy-quiek time
,ars s9a sure eonnsetions s2.aisss acssta soia
ther Indignation apply at the oice Of Great Penn.
sylyanix Route. northeast corner of pennsyivania
avenue aud sixth st., Washn gton. o6ice open from
.. Ii. until p. m: on Sundays from to 1 ~. m.
HlY E.O, NoRPON Agert
Evening star., 1863-04-23

By ]. O. McdUIRE & 30. .Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PRoKBRTY On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
April 18th, st So O'Clock the premises by virtue
of four deeds Of trust, recorded respectively In
I.ibersJ A g., No lG2, folio 2lI, st ssq; No IS
folio 1875 ct seq; No l61, folio 1876, ct -eq and No
I67 fclu S2a OF req; being of the land records of
Washington County, District of Ooiamo oia; and BY
virtue of two decrees Of the Circuit Court OF sae
District Of Columbia passed in chancery causes
numbered respectively 1894 and 1895, suhstitutins
trustee, in the place and stead Of Charles D
Wabash, surviving trustee. shall sell Lots mum.
bered thirty tt ) and thirty four "a in square
numbered Eve hundred an6 dfty saven 5S7) fro.tins
together $50 feet Ia inches On First street vest
between north L and NJ streets, together With the
improTements consisting OF lar se brick dwelling
hOnee
Terms of sale: One third in cash, the remainder
in ano twelve months. with interest secured BY
deed of trust ON the premises. All cow yancins
at the expense Of purchaser. If the terms of sale
are not complied With in Ave days thereafter the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
VIM r MATTINGLY, Trustee.
mar Ia 3tawds J.C. MCGUIRE i c., Auots
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
accom- of the rain, until TUESDAY EVENING,
WIN. r MATTINGLY, Trustee,
SD Is cots &c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until TU ESDAY. May 5th at clock same
place. VIM. +. MATTINGLf, Trustee -
ap22 &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-23

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