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Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Notice is Hereby Given

TO all persons, that on the 10th of March
l. A. D. 1862. at sale of lands held by W.
IL. Steel, Sheriff of Columbia County, Cor the
non-pay=-ent of Taxes, penalty and cost due
thereon, in the County of Columbia and State
of Arkansas, pursuant to the notice required
by law: That \. AIohr purchased the 5. W.
Of section (i4) fourteen, township ~ seven
teen, range (23) twenty-three, assessed and
taxed in the name # j. r.. Patterson, q non
resident of said county, for the sum Of three
dollars and seventy-two cents. And. also. the
E. J S. f. ! section (lS) eighteen; also, \.
! n. Z. ! Of section ll9) nineteen; also, v. J
S. w. ! section 40 seventeen. all in township
lS) eighteen, range (20J twenty, assessed and
taxed in the name of a. \. Hayes. a non-resi-
dent Of said county, for the sum OF eight dol
lars and forty-iOur cents; and, also, one hun
bred and forty acres off Of the s. of lection
(26) twenty-six; also. one hundred and sixty
acres off of the L. OF section C?j) tAirty-tivc.
all in township az seventeen, range (23)
twenty three, to be surveyed of of the South
West corner Of the same, assessed and taxed
in the name Of G. 7. G.. Harris heirs. non
resident of said county, for the sum Of thirteen
dollars and twenty cent?.
All persons who can set mp any right to the
lands so purchased, in consequence OF any H.
iormality or any irreguiarity or il.e-ality con-
uected with such sale, are required 90 show at
the Circuit Court to be holden "a, the Town OF
Magnolia. in th. County IL Columbia and
state o. Arkaa >as. ON the third Monday in
Apri'. L. D. 1854, why the sales so made
should aot be confirmed. and that said lands
src aoU held hj a tax title this LIST Of June,
1868.
2l-Gw A. NOHP.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Virginia

Sag The Exemption Law stands unre-
pealed, except the slave clause, which is
modified as follows: Overseers on PLAN
tations belonging to widows, minors, luna>
tics, persons in the military aud naval SER
vice are exempted, provided the person
pays annually the sum Of five hundred
dollars.-4rlidnsas Patriot.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

TOR G. G. Bates, private in Capt. Reefs
i Company, Monroe's Regiment. Arkansas
Cavalry, for which liberal price will be paid.
Apply to Mary G. Bates, near Dooley's Ferry,
Hampstead county, Ark.
VI. c. BATES.
April 90, 1863 l5-4
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned for
n the years 1861 and 1862, are notified that
their accounts are ready for adjustment, and
are requested to come forward without delay
and make settlements, either by cash or notes.
NJ. WISEBERG.
Washington, Feb. II, 1862. At
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
1000 CORDS OF WOOD WANTED.

TINE undersigned will pay 90 per Cord
i for chopping wood at their Salt works
on the Saline, in Sewer County, Ark
21:2 COLLINS GRIFFIN.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

j VI Harder died April ~; w III Jord0n died
April "a; X W Props died May l.
| Company C.-P NJ Crawford killed at the
Post Of Arkansas; w Clinton wounded and
di ed: 4 W Mcclure died; David Patton died;
James Patton died; J c Edy died; n I Hill
TNCary died; ZCheshier died; JWWatson died;
u NJ Watson died; A Campbell died; Magby
died: A Maroon died, W NJ Robertson died.
Moses Cle shier, Z L Porter.
Company DR. Faulkner died Feb. 10; q
MoutOn DIED Feb. 10; Fl Lum died March .;
" II Cooper died March 81: J A Townsend
died March Is; L Faulkner died March 80;
w Mackey died Feb -; w II Choate died
April ID; John Walden died April IA; James
Young died April is.
Company E.-N ii WhitentOn died Feb IL;
W q Neal died Feb L.; II Lard died Feb ID;
l. 5 Williams died Feb Is; Wilson died Feb
| Is: J VI Young died Feb Il: 6 u McAfee died
Feb p: A 5 Morgan died March 3; Il Barker
died March d; W McAIee died March z; J Il
Gregory lied March 10; jackson Anderson died
March 10; ID McNillon died March %; r Tyree
died March -; A I Hamiter died April L.
C,mnanv Flames Nelson, J Davenport,
James Plckens. J Faulkinberry, X Payne,
Wallace, Il Williams, J b Weaver, Hargus,
White, | Hulsey, J Peppers, Trotter,
4 Ovens w ID u o0dson. X Barrett, Bir-
cett, G Ia Der, G Fuller, Barnett, G A Bibh,
Skinner, Il J Brown, q w Taber, L Fuller,
Mcdowell, d Nelson, 4 Burk, G w French,
j p Gray, w Cherry, 1t L g Mexican, III +
Appleton.
Anpleton. died at 81 Louis. W McAtee died at
ST. Louis. I McAtee died At Camp Douglas, w
Sanders. died at Camp Douglas. S Hendricks
died at Camp Douglas, L 5 Maybln died at
Camp Douglas, Goshen, died &C Petersburg,
J Russell. j r Chandler. II Mayhem, @ T Ma
lone. C Stewart, Hall, J Craig, J & Holt,
JE Chandler, G y Bell I p Phillips, Ander-
son. M Draper, II $ Bachelor, y Branch, a.
Whey. J Wilson, Hazel.
Company K.-Sergt " Page died at Alton,
Robinson died at Camp Douglas, kooin-
son died al Camp Douglas, jas Wilton lied nc
| camn Douclas. j E Castle died at ST. Louis, G
W Malone died at Petersburg
Con,n,nv At 4 Cane killed Jan IL. ]
Keller killed Jan III, NJ A Kizziah died Feb Y,
| IT + Mclaughlin died March 8, J ID Hammit
| died March 10. A Huffman died March 20, &
Bolt died April e, T Hips died May L.
n The G. s. cruiser Virginia is
fine steamer of 700 tons and is fitted with
engines Of 200 horse power. She was
built, as was supposed, for the emperor
of China, under the name of the Japan.
She was launched the 18th Of January
last, and sailed from Clyde April Sd
She is of great strength, and capable of
high speed. She is armed with 10 Whit
worth IS Founders. An order reached
the Clyde for her seizure the day after
She sailed. She received her armament
in the channel. We shall hear Of the
Virginia soon
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

WANTED an experienced practical Dyer, to
w remain at this place. Apply to
GEO. TAYLOR,
Capt. and \. Q. NJ
Washington, April8, 1876 3.l2
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

CIAN always be found, unless professionally
~ engaged, at his Drug Store during the day
4 II Al Mrs D. E. Williams residence at night.
B., - Is, 1868. lift
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T ANY A r D

AND BOOT AND SHOE MANU- FACTORY.
TINE undersigned are now establishing in
L the name of RICE, ARNOLD & co. q
lanyard, at or near the residence of E. W.
Arnold, near the Little Missouri river. Per-
sons having Leather to tan, curry or finish off.
can have it done in the best of style at the
lanyard by sending it in. Cash paid for good
hides at the lanyard or at Moscow.
We are also putting up Boot and Shoe
Shop, and vii! be prepared to execute all work
furnished US in a neat and durable style.
c. o. RICE,
E. w. ARNOLD,
J. NJ. WHITESIDE.
Jan. T. 1868. silly.
NOTICE..
Messrs. W. L. Britt & Isaac Lawrence or eth
er of them, are my authorizedagents for the
transaction of business. Persons indebted to
me, or having open accounts, will please make
settlements with them.
J. S. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 6, 1862 4O-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
NOTICE.
PAY DUE DECEASED SOLDIERS.
To RIacksmiths and agOn-
Makers.

r WANT to hire a No. / Coach smith; also a
l. No. l Horse Sheer, for which good wages
and constant employment will be given. Ne
groes preferred.
[ also want No. Coach Maker, one who
is capable of doing ali repairs on Stage
Coaches. None but SOBER steady men wanted
Apply Immediately 20
GEO. A. DAVIS.
Washington, Feb. II, 1868. 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
LAW NOTICE

HEREAFTER the undersigned will give his
LII exclusive attention to the profession of
Law.
II. A. JONES.
Washington, Jan. %, 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
SUGAR.

'fJi3 undersigned has SUGAR for sale Oh
!, &c admission at his Warehouse IN Fulton.
G. c. CREWS.
Il y Is, 1868. lift
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
ANTHONY HOUSE,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK,
j. L. PALMER, Proprietor
Oct. 20, 1862 42-tf

Confederate Bonds
AM in receipt of Coupon Bonds C. S. A,
l. to pay for all cotton purchased by my Sub
Agents to the 18th December last. Parties
holding receipts for cotton prior to that date
Will present them to me- for payment at my
Office in Washington.
DAVID BLOCK, Gen. Ag't
P. L., C.S. A., for the State of Arkansas.
Produce Loan Office, March ,, 1868.
p. ST. expect soon to receive Bonds with
which to liquidate ali receipts outstanding for
cotton purchased for the Government by my
sub-ageuts, and viii give due notice thereof
through the Telegraph.
DAVID BLOCK.
General Agent, &c.
March ,, 1863 eff
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Hon. James II, Page

S my authorized agent during my absence
E. W. CAN'T.
Washington, March Is, 1868. Off
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

LIsr or KILLED AND DIED IN THE 19TH
CDAwsON'sl ARKANSAS REGIMEST.-C0mpany
b. c. Re eier, killed Jan. IL, 1863; Lieut..
l. F. Henry, died at Camp Chase, Feb. .;
&. w. Sides. died at Camp Douglas. Feb. Z:
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Oxen Lost.

Centre Point. Ark :, June 2, 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

d. NJ. COCHRAN. sects'
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Dyer w anfed.

W. 0. WOOD.
LIFT
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
A Substitute NantcG

April 18TH, 1863. i5-3m Deposital-
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DIED.

On the 18th inst after abort ard painful illness
ABRAHAM J. BOSS, ir the 69th year of his age
in the full assur ance of blessed imm ortality.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral. from Fletcher Chapel, on New York
avenue, on Friday. at 2 o'clock.
CLARENCE DESLONDE WILSON, not yet
emerged into manhood, early on the morning Of
November 18th. 1853.
His funeral viii take place on Friday. the Goth
instant At o'cloek p. m from the residence of his
where the friends of the IA niIy are invited
On the 18th inst after o short and painful illness
ABRAHAM J. BOSS, in the 69th year of his age
In the fU II assurance Of 6 blessed INN or slity
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from Fletcher Chapel, on New York
avenue, on Friday, st clock.
November nth, of pneumonia THOMAS 10
SxPH, infant son of Daniel c. and Eliz MoGivern
aged months, IA days
In. y. Herald please copy.l
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ht4H r s5aFh n Ean s2Hs
dent OF the United States. issued Of the date of
s n
n the United and for other
aae at q
MGS5ans and hsnT,
S SsIG and I'm make known that public sale will be
Of OF o
ssyss.i q :,s a.s: f;s sSs q
tating the town of Beaufort Aforesaid. together
ONE ssd Ts, sSss Gns
sstes ns and sess ss
vsu.tion Book Of said Conmia ad lsoofaS' ID
The iSiiow low blocks lots, and parts ofets are
bosss snd S9si 81 Lot x %"f
in BLOCK s, ~; Lot Block 4 Lot in Block 81
60; Lot in Block s.; Lots and in Block 81; Lots
and ip e. B R'set 81 tSts :nd il Block
Plat; and also, 81 lots, parts Of lots. blocks and
eupied 10 the the close Of said sale as military and
naval hosp tails, and as Offices and storehoqses Of
Departments. and for revenue and police purposes.
Said sale shall not be pt opsn longer than thirty
days from the commencement OF the sams.
The Commissions rs reserve single bid on each
OF said lots and blocks to be made ~ thsm,
or by their authority. Of sash sum 90 they may
deem eligible NOT less than one third Of the sp-
praised va ne thereof. And any Of the said tats,
parts OF lots and blocks -hlch shall not be bid TO
third OF their sppri ised value viii ee with
drawn from sale
Given under our hands Ut Beaufort. South Caro-
una, this second day Of November, 1865.
\. d. SMITH.
WORDIN0.
VIM aENRY BRI0BAN3
~ Direct Tax Comnis.aope!s for the
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W. BUFFALO TONGUE.
W Have inst received ffosn the West 600 Buahlo
Tongues, which We recommend to our customerI
They arc nicely cared and In prime order
KING BUROHULL.
oeN corner lStA St. end Vermont ~.
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NEW YoRK STYLES.
Geatlenes's Gothtns ,-Netr and Eashionabh.
large sssortm. mt for Dress and Business wear.
The English Sack and Walking Goats excel in
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co..
1922 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
ec2f INTEL and Re pub
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A SsIsTANT QUARr1RMAsT1R's. 0VSrCH,J
"A Corner 81 g aud TDgfy second streets, )
pusLrC sALE 81 sTxLLiSNs. ~ n'''s
o. WIDHEeDAYa No, iS u. MI g = :old Five
Sale 70 take plses e Hsiiiyh Corral. nsax TIE
o. II TONpYINa
no II I'd Captain and 4 Q. N,V.6.i.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant by the Rev J. N. Davis at
the resid ence of the b. fde g tather, Msss.
MIR GEORGE P. 8. TUCKER 81 d Miss ANNIE W
DAWSON, ali of this city.
Balt. papers please copy
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Austionssr.
Ge0f Refoa0a. ID. C.

Georsetos13, ID. c.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HBRSF- GLASS
PRIvATk RHsIDzSCE IN GEolGATowE AT AUc-
fIok On FRIDAY Al TERNO0N, Nov 9Th. 1868,
1T O'Clock p. will SELF in front Of tae nremi-
SIS, On the northeast corner of Gag 30, Green
oence. The Dwelling contains Is sxcellent rooms,
bath room. servants room, cellar, &c. Gas and
water through the House hnd all the modern inn
provemsnts. RI Lot fronts 60 fest On Gay street.
Running back $50 feet on Green street. With an ex.
cellent stable IN the rear. This pro ,srty ofsrs
Possession given immediately.
Title inoisputAble,
Terms One third cash balance in 9, H. and IS
All conveyaneing and Stamps, 1T the cost OF the
purchasers
noI7 THOS. BOWLING. Auct
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH Strict
TEESl AY AFTERNOON. Nov 24th, ct 4 o clock,
on the premises, shall sell Lot No 30, in SQUARE
46e, fronting Is feet Sixth street west between
g and streets, Island, and running back l22 feet
= z foot alley, i'm proved BY Z wO- story Frame
E.ellng house, containing Eve rooms.
lol7 J. G. GUIRz 4 CO.. Aucts.
DUBLIC SALE ON THURSDAY, NOV. 18th,
at John 7. CIarI . Fars old Bladensburg Road,
via Lincoln avenue, of Farming Implements, Va.
Gon, Carris kes, Carriage Hor &es, Mich Cows,
Corn, Fodder Su perior Cider Mil. Gu stins Ro1 :,
Cora Shelter, Horse Power Reaper. &c. Furniture
and q plumber Of Stoves Also, % Cords Seasoned
no. eoStH
rTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
THURSDAY, the 18th inst no l4-dtl9
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COINS, Funions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
other disorders of the Feet cured without pain by
Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist. No. 424 Penn
sylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
Washington, d. O. No charge for consultation.
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EOheAL1- 4 new three story m AMI HOU11.
tajns eitht rooms. hsll and saloon pa.icr 81 Sns
nnAh and water on the premises. Prscs 1900
Joining. a, m SIS
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- NEW ATTRACTION. 49,
A First. class shoe Store In 9TH Street.

LARGEST FINEST, AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IN the city of Washington. with . very extensive
LADIES. MISSES. CHILDRIN's,
-. GENTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,
vi every Style and Quality at prices to suit every.
body I. ROSENTHAL.
No. SIT It'll street, IntelIisencer Block,
Sd door above D street west side.
great variety Of MILITARY BOOTS.
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a BRUCE & 90. want oil 10 know that ehsv a.
- buy better ClotAinS. ct lower prioes. al i6l
Seventh street. than slss1hsFs. IL VT
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AUCTION SALES.

By ". L. wALLtA o.. ASssiosssn.
AsAe Basssy, On Lssisissa scsnss. ssssreen Oh ad
= r Eg@H-3 Nth sfyefs. u :. :, =.
aoE xsE s I'D. es a., Az "a
Il &. I'm iisS f;; s :: ;ss
e mot 0s'0s- ". 1. Wall : 90, Scots.
~. o. MoR UlR1 3 CO.. Assssoassrs
Two FRANZ DW1LLIN0. H0us Oh TIL
s
O'clock, on the pRemisel. NO shall SELL Lot NJ.
:oal ssS & 81: tossss g osnss
between Second and Third q, eets west and In.
Rrovea ey two .asas Two story Franc DwsliinS'
s.so, ixAspsA..Lr. Avr.s.
!: s:s:s y 81 &
Terms: 0ne-R ird cash tbs rsuaiadsr in nix and
twsive months with interest. secured By dssd Of
SIS ]. - 5 ). 3 MsauIx1 I CO.. Auet..
A ssIsTAkT ogA RS ovSIo1./
& sss: x.ssss, NJ i:
and S;ssad
=, iEYs lof OF Quasterm .stsrE Stores; condemn
sssss sa.; !. part
1.%n a,, Ts.i:, ,ed e. .,s@ssis,
Bale to-ocmmeK CO &C 10 o clock Q, n. qa
OHARL1S FL TOAPKlNS,
no9 capt.in sLa Quarter nssssr, q. 8. A.
m ARsH4LB sALE--In virtue o; : witt Of Fieri
sued nemth. o!slki oa!ee Of tn. supeems court
e.ss rSe. COW :. doos u
said oonnty: g YRIDAY aAe llth day Of Deesmber
TITLE claim, sad inherent in ana to DE east half OF
Lot No. 4, n esHars No. e. in ths.city Of wash
i'm prcvemeEts thereon, seized anHleyief upon as
property Of M,chsel Malony. snd VIII BE- sold to
satisfy JudiSaAls No 100, To- JenuAay term 1884, in
favor of 1lsn Kelly, adminastrEtrix Of Mtss ely
WARD b. DAMON
roB o 8. MAFshAl. d. b.
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THD oIlAPBs1 AID B8s1 HAZE DYE II re WORLD
Nser FGdss o. Washes 0At.-Uphsm's lair Dye, 50
Yord. corner It'll street and ?.. avenue, wash.
nston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. 10 sly
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On. DuPoH7's sussr-ceated Female Regulating
Pills are the sry bst ~ They operate spNdily
and sfstice, and being coated create nau.
sea upon the most delicate stomach. trial Of
these will prove their osr eli others
street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. jAe-ly
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RvJ. .. McG UIRE L CO.. Auctionssrs.
= Piano PoRrE. MIsRoRs, CaasDrlIEss. cAHir.T4
FJsSITuTWE ELEGAs1 VASES, 9sSaIEIIs shyxs
ESQ etwess
q 81 5 entire
Superior Rosewood case seven octave. Piano Forte
Suite :, Ss:ssoSa Carved s.slor FURNITURE, an
an aisss and IN rs.ss CHAIRS kinds
M sss1 Table, yer, large as
ss 5 y. is
P ban af nn R9ss S Escritoise
EAR 81 st. suPefo Emil BIhets Secretary and Work
Beautiful What. nots and Fancy Tables. in Rose
Fine Msssllisn and Brussels Carpets
kRoss 0icl 18th Stair gssgst 81
Two ma sniacsnt Dresden VASES from the ruilsr,es.
finished 3is in the most elaborate style Of art.
Two superb Japanese Vases, Is inches high, the
Elegant csn, sSs s SGunsszv and
sRs :ss s,sd os ss..s
Vegetable Dishes Ch.ans Dishes
Liquor Stand, Egg Stand. castors and Butter
Elegant sii,er.pl.ssa Dessert Service. eou,risi.x
glass shades. four fruit stands. and two wias
Blue and Gold China Dinner and Dessert ssrviss.
l84 pieces
Gilt and Decorative Dinner. Tea, and Dessert Ser
Fine Table Cutlery, Out and Ensrsvsd GIsssv.,>
hyperion Walnut Carved Extension Tshle
marOnfns, s,Ln sideboard. Leather covered Dining
Library Bookca1es and Bookstauds In valiant
Rlueh covered Sofa and Arm Ohairn
1Aceaens 6edsteads, Wardrobes. Bureaus. wash
Superior Feather Beds, Hair and Hush Mattresses
Lounges, Easy Chairs, R3ciers
Holsters and Pillows, Toilet 0ets
chamber Stoves Rire Gafa -
Regulates.
Terms cash. 49,
mn n nRnnnYRK n ~ Auek
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ny y " m0o OAAD " w.. AGCslOn9sr9.
SQUARE NO. 40, IN WASHINGTCa CITY
- AT PUsAIo AUcrio1-By yir me Of .. deed Of
trust, dateto1 the s,h day Of July, 1857 aad re-
District Of Columbia, IN Liber J. A. g.. Ne. Isl.
folio ll6 to f19, will be seld at Public A1ction on
the premises on FRIDAY the 10th day Of Novsua-.
Der. 1865, 81 81 clock ,. N all of that valuable
Square of ground numbered four hundred and ten
(4l0), in ths p an of the eaid city, which IL d.
yided into asixteen orr Siaal Lots, eight Of tkem
fronting easA twenty four feet ten inches south
street, With depth of ninety nine feet to az
teen feet alley and eight of them fronting each
twenty fons feet ten inches ON q Public Square,
with dspsh OF one hundred feet TO fifteen foot
south on south street. east upon Eighth street.
and west upon Ninth street. - :.
The sals will be made BY lots, commencing with
Terms Of sale One. third cash one third in six
and third in twelve months, for notes be airing
interest deed in fee will be given and deed Of
trust repaired for securing the deferred payments
payraent OF $25 on each lot win be re apirsd 1T
the time Of sale to prevent irresponsible bidding.
If The terms of sale not con piled with In three
days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve to
th emseves the ght either to sell the BRO yerty
at any time within sixty days thereafter. at the
risk loss, and costs Of the first purchaser PUP
chasers upon givip notice of such intended sale
ten days prior to the day ofssls ~ advertisemsnt
seneer newspaper published in said city or at the
option of the Trustee Cd and without any notice
Whatever, or to any one Of such op ion to consAsr
sald lrst fale or sai les rescinded.
By order of the TIT. teee
ocls 2av& ds &C. Meg UIRE & co. Austs.
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. d T. ATkINs-CLAIRVOYA PLY
lvl stefan, 375 Thirteenth street, examine. all
kinds of asses, and has Medicines adapt to the
cure. She has the greatest confidence In her Me-
dicines as she herself has been raised NJ from the
worst forms of diseases by their healing qualities.
The pu bile are invited. no II 2w$
MEDICAL NOTICE.
ALL Female Com plants, likewise sout, Rhsnm
MRS. WREN,
no 10 Inn AS Z street, Washington.
MO IMPOeITION.- MADAME ROSS, Doesyes,
IN and AstyoIogist, Was born with . natural gift.
She tells the past and future-peyer known to
fail Causes speedy marriages; brings together ..:
strictly conf denlisl. No. 424 18th street north
above New York avenue, one block from Treasury
Department.
The only person that can show . likeness oil
future husband absent friend in reality.
Ladies 80 cents Gentlemen 81, no 9-lNs
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PRoTRACTED MERTING.-For several weeks
past one of the most extensive reyivals OF re.
1Sion which has ever taken place in the Dis
trlct has been in progress at the Dunbarton
street Methodist Episcopal Church, George
town, and now, in the seventh week, the IN
1eIest seems undated The minister of the
charge, Rev. ". H. Chapman, has been assist
ed by ministers throughout the District, and
nightly is the church crowded. numbers of
other denominations being in attendance. Up
10 this time above seventy conversions have
been reported.
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MADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN
~ giving notice to All inquir ing PERSONS, that
Future, and m ~ be consulted on various matters
Of I'm PORTAGE at any time from a. q until P m.
between Is. and I'd, Capitol Hill, Washington. D.
O. no7-2w<
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MRS. L. SMITH-Ihe Greatest Test Medium oTfhs
MI Age-Win give fittings for short time at $50
i street, between 4th and 5th streets. to examine
diseases, see your dead well as living friends;
gets Names reads character, and reads the future;
magnetises Sittings 81. no2 .Im*
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6REAf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ef0 BdlttSse1s sad
Hoyrish1ys, to the, Nouk and Wsst.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-Soick
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply ut the ONCE
of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner Of
PennsylysniA avenue and sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from .. m. to 9p. m; on Sun
days from to ,. m.
se Il ~ E.O MORTON, Agent.