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UsusuAL Interest attaches to the slecGou to be
held In this city tomorrow. The trends Of the
shrps candidates for Mayor have Teen un,irins in
placing before the people their respective merits,
City Inspector ?. !. A. BooLs, 10 called . smart,
energetic man, competent enough to make nrs.
rate mayor but unlikely 10 dissolve his connection
With s"rins" Of politicians who, for some yssrs,
have controlled our municipal lseislssion. Super
Visor OnIson BLuAr Is admitted TO 30 an hon.
sss man. who hss always lsen wsschful Of tue
Interest u tho city la wlstever position he
has been placed by the people. C. CONVEY GuS-
rurn hiss the support Of the Mercantile community
and ell those Democrats who have become Disguised
with The system u nominations heretofore made BY
Taumsny and Mozart Halls. On tho war question
Nj BooLr 10 entirely sound, Mr.. BluSr sounder.
whle Mr. GusrBeR is inclined 70 ls ION she fence I"
Tie election Of good man for Mayor 10 nos I'll
the people have 70 do on Tuesday: thsy should see
to Il thss the proper persons ars elected TO rep
rsseut chem IN the Board VI Aldermen. Although
en- honest Mayor may do much towards reducing
"ar lily expenditures, Al honest Board OF Alder.
msn may do more. The Mayor only veto end
fotsrd the passage Of obnoxious measures, wh.ls
shs Aldermen can make such ordinsness binding
action. 10 10 70 be hoped that our Citizens will no,
vote for any man shs ticket ofsheir party, Whose
tscord Is not sn honest one, and from whom they
cannot sspect faithful sdminissrss!on Of tie du.
ses Of the once, for which he Il . candidate. A
iull board Of Councilmsn are 70 be chosen. and
from the number of candidates in the Geld, Il IL
believed every ,ossr may choose men who are cons
pctsntto represent them in che popular brsoch Of
our city legislature. The election Of board Of
honest Councilpsn will b needed TO complete the
snfrAnchissmsns Of our city from shose public
plund'rsrs, who ior . ssries Of years have man
sSsd city Affairs for their private bsssat. with
cut regard TO the interests Of tho taxpayers and To-
ooriny c'ssses.
IL 10 also necessary that every nomination for
poice Just ca be closely scrusiniyed by the people
These oticsrs ere important Instruments Ia rid.
ding our city OF the criminals who infsss TO- and Il
pishonet men are elected, they will be Bksly T.
connise 81 the escape Of villsins, on whom pun.
ishniens should be inflicted Tor the safety OF the
community. In che Second District Judge DowI-
40 will be voted for unanimously. A we'll sarasd
sval rsns for ihs tAiih.ul manner be has hitherto
.cn.nissrsd shs duties Of ID. orhee. la ths Third
D.sr!et Judge WnLIAs DoDGx, has 80 earnestly
.aL honestly performed his duties on ths bench,
thIt the citizens Of I'll parties will vote for him,
CONSCIOUS shst other candidate 10 more COM
.-,-nt u fl.hl the duties q the position In the
s'tn District FnAsos Q. sryiaur should
be e'ctsa. aud in tho Eighth District Judge Jous
q A'grsBusa has bsen rs.nom mated for election 10
pos T. th.. he has houorsd by his talents and
,griy The Civil Justices ere also mpor,sn,
~ e. to which only the most Competent men
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Finascial Reports, Markets, &c

New York. SATURDAY,, Nor. 20. p k.-rhs Share
market opened asady. and nearly all description,
recovered ls2S per cent. from tho dspressOn Of ys
tsrdsy. Tbs price OF gold advanced 81 per cent re-
t4Inns to the figure Of " Wednesday, beioir the con
eu.ive nsws Of Grsut'. victory. Great effort. we're
nsde IN the part Of 1.-THE bull speculators to produce
Isacti0n, aud BY gsod management they partly sue.
seeded. The shipnsns TO GurUpe to-day were a,
1isvvo. nskias tx ths boly wSek 81 .Vo;. Ily
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CIRCULAR.
Y 10 the elec,or. oil the Filth Judicial Ds,act.
eouplisiDg the seventh, Eleventh and Thirtsruth
fRLLow CITIZENS You will be called upon on Tues.
day, December l. to elect = Police Justice tor the
Fun judicial District conprls NJ the shove WARDS
you must be a~are that thu position Of Police Justice
Is QUE OF much more thtD ordinary Import snce Your
a.sr:e y upon he Police p. ia s your
Dl-,rict You want capable, fsithf.l, honest men,
and YOU .snt no other. You all h.ve common IN
terest In this matter. The common safety II The
community demands n" tsat yog act aud ,hai you a.
and worthy fb 3; Ri''s r. sSIbidRH
,Si. ,est as being hottest. cspabs .pd !? . IA t.
the conr tuition" We urge you to vote for him, and
work for Inn. assuring you hat IN 80 doing you win
not only be- srting for youro~n intrretp but Tor hl
interests Of the whole people Of the city OF Ne, York
Mr.. skidmore is wal and tsvorsb'y known as
he hss faithfully performed hi. duties Tor many yeas
past, and va. formerly member ofth pres' Of th,.
Nm. & BRYANT Evening Post
JOSEPH boXlt, Ruts.n place, with all my
l. IS WING, 800, sou,h,,.
WM. u WEBB Shipbuilder, Levisst.
JANIS +. thLEboRN. south st
f Hk1frLA Pr wksi n lS9h f. sb,,,oa.r uon
no .As fiLESToS. Charleston steamship Line.
err, bOerch IT.
CHARLES FOX, Er-Aldern.n, Seventh ward
street ~ ~ '-''N"
MA GARnNrR, al5 Grand ,t ,nd oths,. IA
GARD
OllZ,us ofths Eighth Ward, our every interest
se,han'' tne election ot upright ana honest men to
oul il.l,y scloos We earnestly iecomm .nd 10 you
| iTitipec. i's oi paTty the Cit,sns't ckrt ~
| fo' oL missions WALTER ". ADAMS
| ln'~ tori EOR ~ DuROChF
| lILs1'r JOHN RI ssELL
| WILLIAM q. HANSA
! Inc wen known character u he e . nticrueu And
the interest " our children In the public rcHoos De.
name thsi, .i,c.iol. WILLIAM TICKER MAJ,
! BLACKS ONE. " ~
DEMOCRATS OF THE OLD 4TH AND
| - 9th ana arouse stand By the vorkipgman's
| .neni, WILLIAM WALSH
iol Aldermsn 40
| ElGliTH ALDERNANIC DISTRICT
! IL Mozart, Mckeou Peoples A. 4 Workinun.n'.
| D-mors'ic Republican Regular Nornination,
Parts y tth. llth am l3tn Wsrd.
Alder nan
PETEE NchNluHr "a!
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

COMM Iti4IJN e.. r,t MAJ
y Who va .v.,yd from The arsit ~ the tJmtDitt.e
on Substitute and Relief Of vhieh Mr.. Blunt va.
Chairman and leading .rifit, and never iay passed
but und him At hi. post hanv 'suii mu-t to
day feel graceful 10 m, that father husband. bro-
poof colder The e,d e,os TIM a. at. through his
II 'tumcu al ), b.. family stc ? VII q '0f ~ o !
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

A CARD WISH NY FRIENDS IN THE
~ 18th, 10Th and ?2d Ward. 90 dstine. lJ uu i.r
stand ths, have NOT and 'ha.l not s,thdtav nom
Di.t,ict, untu th. poils close Of the , 0f Dvo.
i-t 1904 and 'hsll feel grssfu e. 1.d tNtrud,d
me. CHARLES n. VAhDFkNDOkI--N New Yort
Nov -, l>63. 40
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Fer the IIais-Rarry's TvlcOphersss
The best and eheapest Article. sold by druggists
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Mrs. WissiOw's Sssthisg Syrsp relieves
the child from pain. inv,soratss the stomach aud
bowels, coreets seidty, and svss tone and ygor "a
tie whole system. 70 cents bottle 3ly
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A D. H., NO. . LONG lSLAND-riiE
hs monthly meeting OF the above Division. will be
held 81 M Aessh,r :. Grsenpoint ave, on Monday
evening. Nov. 80, a. o'clock. All the oficers aud
mem beers are requested 10 be present BY order Of
PATRICK KEENAN,, Pres JEREMIAH HEffER.
Sec l3l
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CPECIAL NOTICE-NEW YORK LIQUOR
ICDealeIs' society Tbs regular monthly meeting 81
this society will he hello 81 IueAdny evening, Dee
let, at =. O'Clock, at The Astrspolitsn Rooms, 100
Hester 1t. by order VI ", EsGs, President
JOHN ROGERS, Recording SeCretary 800
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total Imports st Ssv York Sor tie veeh spdins Nov
~. pafe - follow.
Wrek ending -. s" W, 10 -.
my good. ...sej 4,Jos,vyl - l,stl
Other pldss .... ,,oJy,yDy 2,llU,sic z,3es.o4s
Total. ........ s3577 $50 s.71y,467 3.sV7.7ss
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
LAihi, evening, ~ isfay.'te tempt. and Social
Temple, a. is, Bossy, 81 = ocloct. speAk-ls, Nj
Frazier and Btophy. Z. bASSLr1, {. j. Wits
Ton, Ssc'y. 81
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INFLOW IRISHNEN AROUSE AS
Irishm'n. eau We support in the coming contest
for Mayor. AL Lnglishmsny Gao who has proved
himself o. 10 b, born aud bred English soil, sup
porter Of the "Irincs OF wales" when old SIXTY
Ninth would poI turn out 70 receive hun. lave We
no, had enough u Eus.h tyrrApy IN the old country
say that Mr. Bios ha- done veil for u. Why did he
increase the pay u Street-oweeuers aud Dlrt Cart
mrny Because he Wa forced 20 Do so, They could
not live without Il owing the high price, Of living
aud rents Bat who pays the advancey 1t Il not
he rich man, but H. /. the poor The higher the taxes
tho hIghtI the rents. nov, | SAY iOin with me ari
bfsAa the ring support honesty and right, and vote
for &. q. at NTHER, . true and honest democrat
aud q supporter Of ,..e poor man, and he IL not
Eusi.hulsn An HONEST FRESHMAN lgs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-22
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many propositions sold under the nsur
Of Bitters put in quart bottles. compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rem, costing from %
4H cents per gallon the taste disguised by Anics
or CGriaater Seed.
This class ST Bitrers has caused and win continus
10 Cause, rs long they be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drankard. By their use thu
system is kept continually under the influence sY
Alcoholic StImulants of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created snd up, and the result in
all tie horrors attendant upon drGnkaTd's life and
death.
For those who desire and cin hare Liquor Bit
tiers, we publish the following receipt. Get ems
bot.e Eatfaad's German git,egS and With three
ssosss af coed Brandy Waiasy, and the result VIII
be Preparation that will far ezca IL medical vir
tues and true excellence of the numerous Liquor
Hitte-s in the market, and win 7iach ssss Yes
VIII have all the virtues of Hoofoad,s Bitse.y il
connection with good article of Liquor, at lnucA
cost you.
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
AsslsTASr QUARrERMAsRHR's OFFICE,


FORAGE Department, Cor. G and szd streets, 5
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l6. 1875
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use 81
TINS pot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or any Of the Government wharves in this citY
The proposals. to be addressed to the under.
nened, and they should state the quantity of
delivery. - 0
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
tO0) bushels of Corn or Oats and fifty (50I tons of
Hsy or Straw and upwards. unless it should be for
me interesa of the Government to contract for
An grain to be put mp in good sacks. of about two
cest of the contractor. .-te.a17.
TIE Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be Inject to rigid
inspection by tho Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders the interests Of
the service may require. Good security will Be
REQUIRED for the faithful falflment ofsny CONTRACT
made under this advertisement.
contract B. T.. BROWN.
ism CAPTAIN and A. q. NJ o. 81. A.
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my 1l-alm

WTAR DEPARTMENT
w WAsEIsarox, January Is, 1863.
In consequence of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, posses for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the o.see OF
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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ATTENTION. soLDIERSI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

fgsnss H ths sEnZ so the The, fact this:
diseases Induced BY exposures and privstions inai:
dent to camp life. In the lists, published almost
b large 81
suffering FROM debility; Every csse OF that Kind
Diseases resulting from disorders Of the digestive
organs are speedily removed. We have no hesits-
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might
be saved that otherwise win be lost
markable and well authenticated cure of one Of the
nation heroes whose life to use his own languages.
"has been saved by the Bitters:''
PHILApELPEIA, Augustszsd, 1861
Messrs jones 4 Erans.-Weil, gentlemen. your
Hoofisnd g German bitters has saved my life. There
is no mistake in this It is souched for by numbers
and who were fully cegnizant of all the circum
stances of my case. / am, and have been for the
Battery, and under the inmediate command Of Car.
tain r. b. Ayres Through the exposure attendant
for seventy days in the hospital This was fol-
aysen.ery. 1 was then removed from the White
Meuse and sent to this city on board the steamer
IS one could b. and t spar
twas m a thrown ap again ''s' a0"n
stoms Sa Life could not last Under these ci se
stances, and, aeeordingly, the physieons who had
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could do no more for me, spd
advised me to see 9 clergyman, and to make sncA
disposition of my limited funds best suited me-
An acquaintance who visited me at the hospital
Mr. Frederick Stpinbron, of Sixth. below Arch st,
advised me, as foTiorn hope, to try your Bittere.
and kindly procured bottle. From the time
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow Of
death Eeceded, and am now, thank God for it,
getting better. Though have taken bat two bot.
Ties, have gained ten pounds, and feel sanguins
of being permitted to rejoin my wife and dsugh
from whom have heard nothing for eighteen
months: for, gentlemen, am loyal Virginiaa
from the vicinity of Front Royal. To yonr invall.
ake Bitters owe the certainty Of life which has
taken the place of vague fasrs-to your Bitters VIII
lowe the glorious privilege of again caEpng to my
bosom those who are dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above state.
rnent as We had despaired of seeing our aonnrsde,
Mr. NIalsne, restored TO health.
JOHN CuDDLEBACK, LIST New York Battery
GEORGE =. ACkLEY, 90, 9, 18th Maine.
LEWIS CHEVALIER, 92d New York.
l. y, SPENCER, LIST Artillery, Battery r.
j. b. FASEME ELL, Co. b, sd vermont
HENRY B. JEROME, Co. b, do.
HENRY i. MACDONALD, 90. G, 9th. Maine.
JOHN F. WARD Co. E, 5th Maine
HERMAN KOCH, Co. II, Td New York.
NATHANIEk B. THOMAS, Co. F, 95tk Penn.
EEDREW T. KIMBALL, Co. A. sd Vermont
JOIN JENKINS, Go. B, lO6th Penn.
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~ An Immense amount of rejected corn has
lately been received in Chicago. Entire trains
and boat loads daily pass "-ejected." The
imperfect cleaning OF the grain and the negli-
gent manner Of sending it to market is said to
be the cause OF this rejection, which entails 4
loss OF from three 10 eight cents per bashel.
The loss To the IVES: when duly Appropriated
must Dc enormous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-22

Gln = shop window IN an obscure street
III Gotham, you may see a piacard which an.
no1oces. somewhat AUTOMATICALLY, however
ven read the worGs) that Is All sorts OF women
stays herc." Whether there is olunderng
omission oi an s.s'' after the word .women," or
= superfucus one II the close OF the next word,
is a Gonbt which must lend to attract one sort
q customers and TO repel another.
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BY ". L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsors
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BE Sold AT
ArcTIoa-On WEDN NSpAY, June Sd, at s;x
o'clock p M irnme3 lately after the sale @: She D.
ment property, we shall sell on the premises, the
Building Lot adjoining said property heing Lot
the s,Iey.
aud is me nths with interest. Conveyanciue to- be
At the tx pepse Of the purchaser
nay 20 cords WI WALL l. CO.. Aucts,
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFzITsi
Bee that the signature Of 20. IA. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs CENTS,
OR HALF DOE. FOR -.
a. rot - mt % BY any Of the intoxicating preps.
stions that may be offered in its place. but send e
q, and We win securely by exprsss
: PnxcrfAI oTsIcs Axs MAxurAcFosY,
No. 631 ARCH ST.
JONES EvANg,
feueesssors 10 Q. n. Jackson & Col
Projectors.
gIsr ale y DEnssisss sna Dealers N svssy
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FROM

FROM
BILIOUS FEVIRS,
MIA SMA TIC INFECTIONS,
AND SIMILAR DISEASES:
Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis
gushing and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Pow iers?
We1ld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Restorative,
TOKAY.
or rather the
NECTAR OF TOKAY tHusaARY}'
Used with stion, that unparalleled Wine
slsddens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis
pess the lingering shades OF old diseases and works
cures "a admirable as agreeable,
You can get it genuine, pure and unadulte-ats d
ss 3. @. FORD'S Drug Store,
my Slim go Per nsylvania avenue.
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THE EVENING STAR.

.AsPAIRs IN PRINCE GKoRoEs COUNTY
J-ast night, eight negroes bruke out OF our Conn
" Jail, by cutting away the thick OAK sheath
ing, and picking through the stone wall. The
walls of the house totally insecure, and the
whole building should be condemned.
On the same night, some burglars broke into
this village and .In.d themss, yss 10 S .n,n IN
uty OF tea, sugar, bacon, &c.
Mr. John Taylor, who was recently violent
ly assaulted by Samuel kidwell, in Spaldings'
district in this county, died a few days ago from
he wounds then inflicted-Aaritoro' Gazette,
:snh.
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PROPOSALS.
IT s. A. MEDICAL AND HoSPIrAs DErART.
u kENT

sot- ~ Snsx s.tsscsNsa 81 tais cnhcs pnNt !.
!. e huN "a t Isl gay So June peIt, and 90 ,os
49, ,S IN Sos,n s;erea.,er Tor supplying sa.
80 re may oe fequifso oasinS the Respective
on'nf. c,uo
GO:.oa Bats
sl n1,9e ,ss .sii r9 gHs,,ss ,,r.
N.nhins. for onthsImisl ssfo
sit .rrssnI
~ e.a1.an or +w;,,aa .tsv h;na
Tape. "e e or Sooisn binding
thread Thr.sa' hnen' uneieaenca
CLASS No. ?.
Twine, : coarse
S Si|ss Ms n Il -, s. s;s. s's'es
Oakum, hne Picksa
CLASS No. 8.
Binders Boards. a;.xIa
4xi7
Krapsacks hospi.Ri
Medicine Pannisrs
MISS Chests
Hand Litters
Horse Litters
Blanket eases CANVAS
buckets, i ea,h.r @A'a
o. ~,
Knvs,o,es. rr,nsea ass NJ. ..
LAPEL W Wrsppins; go =
Pens, ..eei UP Lever
psn hoiG f rs p.,a- ~
Portfolios. can size
Wax SeaIing
GLASS No e.
Water beds. India Rubber
Rubber Cushions for air or water
- square small
Cptta Percha Bed Covers
Cloth
Glass No. z.
Counternanes
MOSQUITO Bars
Hair Pillows
CLASS No. =.
Bed Pans, deli
Bowls def
Dishes, assorted sizes,
Feeding Cups deli
Medicine Spoons def
MUGS def
Pitchers half gallons,
ketorts. deIf
Pots. chamber deli
Pots. Tea, deif
Spit-mU es without tons
Spittoors
IumbIsr, glass
Urinais
CLASS No. ..
Basins. tin, small
Basins, wash, hand
Caudrons, assorted sizes
Cleayers
Dippcrs. tin, pint
Enrneis I'm n,nt
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PYRAMID OF FACTS!
Concerning
CRIs-ADoRo's HAIR DYE
II
10 pure,
poisonless,
instantaneous,
imparte q perfect
black, or q magnificent
brown, in the space Of ten
minutes; Is odorlsss, dses cot
stain the skin, and has never been
known to fall
CRIsTApoao's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. Cristaderc, 6 Aston House, New
York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
pressers.
Price, 81. else. and SIS ger box, according to
size.
CRlsrApoRe's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is invaluable with els Dye. it ipsrts the utmost
-fness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
20 the hair.
Price 50 cea.s, s., and 81 per bottle according to
s2e. 23-lm
coueH, COLD, OR AN IRRIrArED THRoAr,i If
allowed 10 progress, results serious Pulmonary
srd Bronchial affections, oftca.;aes incursb,e.
BRowE'S BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
inEtant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
fARHH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the of the Trockes, and their extended
nee, has caused them to be counterfsited. BE sure
20 guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN
cny the sen.riae Ero,cn's Bronchial Trochss which
have Proved their efficacy by test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAEERs and SINGERS should use the
frochee Military Officers and Soldiers who over
fax the voice aad are exposed to sudden changes,
should lave them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
b.. Jan H-3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-22

EGen. Jim Lane is organizing a regiment
OF runaway SLAVES in Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-22

BY J. Z. AsuVAhE q CO.. Auctianeers
L hoxrHrRN PANT OF THE CIrY.-By virtue OF q
deed of trust, bearing date On the "a day OF May,
1850, and auly recorded in Liber J: A. s., No. 49,
ton comnty D. c., shall self on WEDNESDAY
the nth day Of Nav At Ia lf psst Eve o:.in.b -
a. 81 81 81, S. IS, n, S. &c. 40 a. aud - in II al
mans Subdivision of original lots IN snusrs No sis
in The SAC CITY OF Washinptop: the go ID lcts bs;n
part of snal lots Nos. H. s. 5. aud q, in said
en have each op Of ozs4 + Tasy n 59ns
depth OF 'S tcst TO vide alley, and are lccsted in
Terms Of sale one.third in cash. and tho 70
msiaS q il sS Twelve, and sish tcsh mon tbs nom
TprE,s to he com uied with in va DAYS 9th ervisa
Q at r
" VIM II. WARD. Trustee
msyt 2wowads J @ McG UiREICo ACTS
By J. q. cGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
rT'RUsTEE's sALEOF IMPROVED PROPERTY
sTnssrs <onrm,@By virtue of a dsed Of tru.c iron
Josnph n Taihot to Fre derick CsI,sn dataa
No Isl tolios ~ Mc of the lana rscoras of ~
county Of Washingtgn D. G., and Of 4 decree Of
substitution made IN the cause Of Georgia poe If
st smeticn on TIL ESDsY the ID 5av nj Inc .r,:
O'Clock or the premises that valuable lot in wash
saRiivsaon Of square No AS bounded a. fo i 81
viz: beginning a point dih streets At the end
divioir lire between lots Nos &, and 81. and run
ming thence nor Ia sixteen and hail feet on 2 the
lire OF Sixth street thence west one hundred i've
feet to an alley, tsence SOUTH siateen and a half
feet and thence east one hundred and live feet To
the beginning with the improvements consisting
Of \ .ulstautia! dwelling
Terms of sale: Dne- third OF the purchase money
n ~ twelve ans WIZ
y he seersea. The terms If we must be con-
property may he resald a. he risk and cost of
ihs first ru. chaser after ons weeks mott &C.
WALTERS OK rrussha
my u.s. aa~ts } q, III &c UIRE L CO.; Aucts
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ByJ. &. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctionsers.
1EsRU5' Ek3' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Property THE FIHsT WARD-On THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, May 18th at CLOCK on the
prenises, by virtue of dead of trust dated April
2sd s,l. and duly recorded in Liber ] A s. No.
2G falios 3J7 Ct seq. snd of the land records or
Washington county, q we shall sell the western
On nor III l street between isth and 18th Streets
west, aud running back Us feet to public alley,
excellent and we'll arranged rwo- story and Base
,l sios' On sie ptenaes, we snail sell
~ " ct $3.50 y ~ ~, "' ~ ~ ~ i'I 'front.'
1.t I'D ., s,rst nd run n " sihe., oet"esn
. ~ e., IT, nnrnu a h So 10y .sst 10
story n.ick Hwe,.hs rouse
the snnh on sns ssl
Silh Inc Lime hlins ana other WORKS apperta'Ding
twelve mon tbs, with interest secured by deed of
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J. c MCGUIRE { CO., Aucsionesrs.
DERkMPrORY SALE OF IMPROVED AND
TSIMPRoyED PROPERTY or SAPiToI. Hull
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, hay q, ~ s
O'clock, on the promises, shall sell to the high
EFT bidder, Lot Nc. Is. IS parts 2 and Is, square
Eo. 775 fronting respectfully on north street aud
"a street east, to be snbdivided into convenient
builiIns lots.
Also Lots q and 70. In sauese No. IA fronting
each 81 feet I'd street east, between north and
street. and SINKING back lis feet to . wide public
alley. Lot IL in p,ovsc By large Dwelling House
snit purchasers Alec Lot O. squs,e Tls, fronting
about 66 feet on Massachnsetts avenues between LIST
and I'd streets east. running throux h to street
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
my nd J. c. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Aucts.