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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
ROvvdy ism tla Johnstown.

For months past, says the Johnstown
Tribune, the peace and quiet of our town
have been frequently violently disturbed
OF nights, and sometimes in open daylight,
and the safety of the persons and pro-
perty of our citizens seriously imperiled,
and often assailed, by gang of half
grown young men, who seem to be utterly
beyond the control of parental restraint.
and revel at will alike in defiance of our
Borough officers. On Saturday night,
Qhe p, Nov.) they held high carnival.
Kicking up a fuss at Fink's saloon
early in the evening, they started up town
on one of their raids" uttering at the
tops of their voices, the most horrid bias
phemy and shocking vulgarity
Entering Updegraff's s grocery establish
menf, on Clinton street, they proceeded to
help themselves to apples and things,
without permission, and when rcmonstra-
ted with by the woman in attendance.
they assailed her with the most violent
and abusive language. Upon her hus-
band appearing and interfering to protect
his property, they assaulted him and beat
him outrageously They also assaulted
our !ega! friend, John +. Barnes Esq
who happened to be in the store at the
time, making some purchases, and came
very near crippling his other leg, using
counter weights, and everything else that
came in their way in the melee.
On Sunday evening, they met at the
United Brethern Church, about the time
the congregation was dismissed, origina-
ted disturbance, and assaulted two or
three persons, striking and abusing them
more or less
On Monday morning. Sam Johnston
and Wlles Patterson both colored men)
each discovered himself minus n horse
with which they earn an honest livelihood
by hauling about town A saddle and
bride were also missing from the Man
sion House stable, and it was discovered
that several of the lads engaged in the
recent disturbances, were out of TOWN
Sergt. L. Sharrer and companion Sergt
at present In town on recruiting service
were put upon their track, and during the
forenoon succeeded in arrestins three of
the rowdies and recovering the horses a
few miles from town. Their names are
John Gore, ''Gum - Smith and {. Frees ,,
Cupp. They were brought to town, and
after heraing before Esq Rutledge, were
consigned TO the Lookup to await trans
portation TO Ebensburg, there to await in
jail the meeting of Court, then to answer
before the proper tribunal, the several
charges against them Another of the
party, named Tries. was subsequently ar
rested and confined with his companions.
Gore and Tries being in the military
service of the United States. and beino
arrested by the military authorities. they
were surrendered TO Assistant Provost
Marshal Heyer, who conveyed them TO
Huntingdon, as deserters, on Tuesday
evening, while Smith and Cupp were Ia
ken to Ebensburg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
J. S. TODD. Editor s Publisher
HlDIESDAY DEC, 2. l2e2.
s. N. Pettengill & Co.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the ''DEM-
oCRAT & SENTINEL and the most intiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for us at our
LOWEST TERMS. -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
g. We call the attention of our neio

eS- We call the attention of our neigh
bors, to the advertisement of the good
looking proprietor of the Ebensburg Ba-
kerry, Mr.. GEORGE GURIEY. Georoe Is
a clever fellow, and should be patronized.
His stock of Confectionaries, Groceries.
Notions, &c, are well selected. If YOU
want mess of good Oysters or drink
OF good Ale or Porter, or to fatten on first
rate Gingerbread, there is just the place
to get them
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

NlISINFORMED. We were misinfor,ped
as to the marriage of Mr.. William Doran.
which we published last week. II is not
So Mr. Smay, however, rs married. as
was stssed. We are sorry, that we resied
on unauthenticated information in this
matter; and can now, only ask pardon of
the parties, whom we thus innocently ex-
posed to the jeers of the public.
If we did make a blunder. in statipo
that Bill was married, we feel justified in
saying that he ought to be: because he is
genuine fellow, and could appreciate the
mllder affections of woman's care. yE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
c Western papers please copy.

90 Z. T. Roberts, has just come from
the city, and has brought with him an in
creased stock of Christmas Toys, Sta,
uonary, Jewelry, &c. Look out. bows
lhe time for Old Nick" to be around
is close at hand.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

es- MIR. james Griffin, our newly cleo
ted Register and Recorder, has just en-
tered upon the duties of his office. He
has been, heretofore, a plain hard working
man, and viii make very accommoda-
ting officer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
DAVENPORT.

A PAYING INsTTUuoN.-We learn that
the Altoona Fair, for the benefit of St
Johns Church, of that place, closed on
last Thursday evening with grand sup
per, clearing a net sum of 81 900.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

90 Mr.. James M. Thompson, has
opened out a store of dry goods, in this
place, in the store-room formerly occupied
by j. Moore. Success, Jeemes.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
GTRAY.

CTRAY. .l.,es I
- Came to the resiueICS- r..
the subscriber, in Carroll TOWNSHIP ~, 4
br;a county, some time about III tLo al.
August, small three year old o'T'''S S,.k
red sides, and white stripe along - ~ tht
a red head with little whlle slTr.-.bsai
forehead. little to one side of the !! l%s. .s,pes
no marks on his ears. The owner : ~ rsr
ted TO come forward. prove proPer!; vs. B.
charges and take him away QUIZ,
will be disposed of according TO k,asS0TD. ,a~TD
Dec. 2, l663.-St
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

ey Over one hundred persons are said
to have had their pockets picked at Get
tysburg, on Thursday last.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02

ca Sealed proposals for the grading of
the Newry Branch Railroad, will be re-
ceived at Newry, from this until the 18th
INST See advertisement elsewhere.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-12-02
e@ Mrs. Todd, of Kentucky the mo

e- Mrs. Todd, of Kentucky, the moth
er OF Mrs. Lincoln, arrived in the City of
Richmond on the steamer Schultz. a
couple Of weeks ago, having come to City
Point on a flag of truce boat. She goes
South to visit her daughter, Mrs. Helm.
widow of Surgeon-General Helm, who
fell at Chickamauga. Mrs. Todd is about
TO take up her residence in the South, all
her daughters being there, except the wife
OF Lincoln, who is in Washington, and
Mrs kellogg, who is at present in Paris.
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a.. AUCTION SALES.

-: 9. Me9UIR1 Z 90. Auesions,r.
SUx1A10e ROs1woOD s1ylN OCrass
- 0nAIp PiAlo. Pisa 0LAssOo fvs uyrsu Az
TAU1eDAY MOANING, IsSrassx ssiss =. "a
o'olcek ct Tie rssidsnoe Of David Ssund.r. a.
gufniture and Household snect.. eor1n-.in sen as
Superior Bose wood Seven Octave s,ssnd Si.ne
made In Leipsaic,
Green Cloth En- brcidered Cover and seneI
Fair OF french Plate Gilt-frans Pier Gisssss Nth
Plush covered Arm and Parlor CHAIR,
Oalnast cover ed Basy Chairs, Unin Chair
MaAoSAny Lounges, in HAr-oaoth,
Cane and R9eh Seat Chair, Mahogany Roeksr,.
Srussela and Ingram Oar pets, Oilcloth
S3nd MahoGAay, Centre. Hall. and Fancy Tablas
Shis csc Boob stand, Alsbaster Vases,
s Mainas COZ ner BOON shelves. 1nsr.ynss.
- Mirror doors and back,
Walnut Extension Dining Table, si6eboars
Shlna. Glass and Crcckrry Ware,
oiysr-pisiOd Castor, Liquor Stands Spoons, Forks
Egg etsnd. and Pitcher,
walnut Jenny Lin Bedfteads, PoiIet ses
a ar oie. top and Plain BuI esus and VI sshslAnis
h&r ana Husk Mattressea, Bolseers ana Pi,.oss
ElaEkeS, Comforts, and Spreads,
WsInut single and Iron Bedstesds,
Siass freEt beck case Arm Chairs,
,i,iiLs soIe. Ms hossny Breakfast Table.
Ar tight stoves, fIrt Irons,
Together Wiz an excellent ssxortsrs,t of Kitch.u
Requisites.
Terms cash.
60. MCGUIRE Co., Aac...
'eN-d tkep q Csron.I
~THE ARovR sALE Is rNAyoIDIsYy
tostponeA until MONDAY, March ID same hour
'ps place. .ar,n.
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DEB,

s.:S
kequiotcat in peace.
&C. sn the az: 7: int: JAMEs J. FLsMMINa. in VI.
A, his residences, February nd. Sunday morning,
D,on Asss HALL NTH. S ss.s ., 81 ii;
The friends and acauaintanees Of tia family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Tuesday
A. tive Q sle S 18th st., Island, between sad o
Dearest husband, thou has ieft as,
Bat tits God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
On the I'D inst. JOHN B. MOOKEBEB, formerly
Der Of ,e.rs !. respe,td citizen OF Washington,
sssd nd. ~ years ard I'd, month"; "S n.o from H..
eence: corner East Capitol and First st eass. on
Tuesday nett, at 2 clock p. IN.
W. hH2 oSnsoa OF .ss w
d.ush,sI Of the lsss II Rev J'ssHn Msrriken. and
Il sSs rs.aas.
her husband. 81 sixth street at o'olool .. "a =,
Jue.dsy .<he 74th inst.
ca the sd inst, JAMES WILLIAM. infant son
ahs tan;isl iii ~ sI;ss from the rs,a.ns: Of
s sr r ysssa. s 4" q c.os ana
In ell Eepc-r please COPY
On ". m",niDx Of the sd inst MARY Co CON-.
Rich ardson, ssaa m1rths.
IhN friends Of taa family ere respe ,tfaly in;i.ed
70 ate I'D the fenerai on 70 morrow, st O'Clock,
.IHu i"6 south 1t Capitol Hill.
Eesuietcat in peace.
Tn the morning OF tho 7ist instant, 1T her resi-
ccccc nc.r Hunters Chapel. Va ELIZA BETA
L.. tviict Of the late William jerks. in her 1,sh
rear.
OF brain fever. at Mount !srann. JGdsrIan coua-
y Illinois. sstr- ~ .o.:nins Feb s's.. iSis Al
az Ce rye u. and Sussn =. vara-ll, formerly oil
this city aged Year,, month. and ~ dsys
.-Po,.rcnsn,eas.-T The funeral Of -
JAMES ROACH has been pet tsonsd until Tuesday,
sane hour sd place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

ATTENTION, Soldiers and Others. eamaritans
Gift 10 your only hope. Cures any case OF private
complaints in from two 70 four days. Ifyou would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
dom fail to avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
Eanaritan's Root and Herb Juices il the only
efec ual remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take Of this purifying
remedy and be permanei tly cured. 6ee.adverNss-
ment In another column. jA6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23
GILLIUs' CHESTNUT GROVE BOURBON
WHISkY~

The undersigned having sVcE apro,Et@c $40.
agent for the Gale Of TIE above c-l-er.'t srt,-t-
t~xs reeve call tie attention % tss Pu Ia. 3; tisH
pure unedp rstsd W hisky.
To the uedicl profession army sa1 usvy o'a--rE
AMI others We have % state that tho ps!~
fneii Oil has hcE ATTRACTED which rsaisra e.
~ the eest stinl:sn's sno nicst n9eSui tori
tn sick As cebiiitstec where Stisz1!sai. -
sE1 bstitut. for higa priced brsns, ~ 49,
goins fscIs are stsyst-a 81 Or G. eSe~srt. T" -
lr " L-~is, Boston Mass Dr. died --uiSn, =. >
d. g. ~. Elliot, ~. Y, -hsse oartlhcst-- e,
.iil exhibit, AL TIE heads az the zsiicss eeesrt
t~s.imoEiss Siu nonyi.sl, SEa 40 s. 70
To jud s~s the article viii 20 nnlsnt itself
JOSEPH ~ MARIN
corner sth st AS Penn. svcno.,
1sSa-coiu Ns-hin srtoB. = y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

TABLEtU SIVANTEs.-We understand tn at 20 cell
ehrate Nsshlnpto birthday the grand fair q
tdd Fellows all will close to night with two grand
tsbiesu vivantes from Hashington's life ono Of
which vii, represent Washington crossi1 Q the DaI
aware. This, in addition to the rich progrnmme
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BLrOHELoR's HArR DYE.


TIE best .hs F?o4ld.
William A. Bachelor g celebrated Hair Bye pro-
duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to lnjure the Hair in the least;
sdies the I'LL effects Of bad dyes and nvgoratss the
Hair for life. Gseb, Red 0, Eusfy Hair Instantly
turns = splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
ssft and beautiful. Sold BY all Dru sists, &c.
- The Genuine lie signed WILLIAM A. BArcsT-
Lel. on tAs fos4 sides a. each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Mere York,
"a lily fLate xS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
6RHAf PRNHsTLv AEA ROUTE, rta Bd!tsAi.ors and
Harrisburg 10 thu North and Wsst-Two trains leave
sshinston daily and Sunday-quiGk time
low fare and Connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther inform atien apply at the ONCE of Great Penn
avenue aud sixth 81 Wsshin gton one open from
5 8. m. until p. r.; on sundays from to 4 p. m.
Az LILY Il O. NORTON, A gent.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT Gems.
Co1sh, Sore 71roas, Dipfisria,
(SasA, Sons Thrcat, UtPthssi1.
PsARsos's MEDIOATED TAR Daors,
Try them
And b toise time
Washington, ID. C., Dee. Q, 1861.
Gso. PsAnsoS Ese.-Dsnr Sal purchased .
asevere Cough and Sore 1hront, q Ia It. pronounced
by mary in the first sta ges Of Erpfheria) when to
my astopishment they cured him. as many neigh
without them. Respectfully yours,
L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 461 = street.
Prepared and sold by GRO PRARsox, 5 N. Li0er-
ty street, Baltimore Sold also At 81 Eighth se
Washington and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
Per package. ia n I'm
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:, DhAFNkSS AND ALL aaLADIES THB Hvg Avn
EsR.-Dr. Won Mosch2isker Ocuiist ana Anrisr
80 renn avenua Opposite Wiliards', begs to say
Ia more who require his service for anv alsd ~
tie Ely ana Ear, Throat and Catarrhal A fectio:
limited >"' -
THROAT DISEASES, Catarrh al A Affections most rus
cessfuliy treated by DIR. Won Moschzisksr 221 Pa
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

TIE HUTCHISsnS FAMILY will give their
Erst concert for the season at Wizards Hall
Oh Thursday evening February 26th The
entire troupe " ii appear i'll variety of son IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

SEE FIHs'7 PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

WHwoULD call tao attention OF our re sders to til .
stock of beautiful Jewelry and silver plated Ware
at the Dollar stole, a3e Penn. avenue near ~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

LAST DAYS OF PR0r. FowLRE.-The Pro-
lessor delivers only one more lecture in this
clty-on Thursday evening, at Wiiiards' Hall
SutJrct-" Nuns Moral Nature He leaves in
Re" Gays Tor baltimore. Many may regret
when too late they did not obtain one OF rboss
hfr Sc'shttEc charts from his hands. He is stop
ping 81 the National Hotel. Go and see aim
without delay.
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IkisH LINENS.
kisA LINENS
TABLE DAMAsKS,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
DOYLEYs.
LINEN AND COTTON

DU1kEfos
LINEN AND COTTON
SHEHTINGe,
In sr eat variety. bought before the LAST RisA In
prices and will bs sold by the piece in smaller
Quantities, At Low rnIcDs.
We have Also Oh hand = food assortment offs
snd - Hleachcd and Brown SdIRTIN6 OoT-
TONS, which are selling b-low. the market
prices. JOB. J. MAY. 30S Pa. avenue.
IL I7-St between 9Th and 10th SITS.
ITO MARRIED LADIES OSLY.-IArosrAar AD-
l. Woe and sPkCiAL DIHKcfIOks Ter The fuU an
10, nent ODD s:irts felicity nd health Ut svaRY
LADY will be- sent TO any address. bf mail or other
wise az may be desired on the rrceip t OF ONE
Lac enclosed to nay I'd dlsss The result OF scisati
He arch apd Experiment.. this INYoRhAfIOE may
ne implicitly relied upon % CERrAISrT in ali "Oa
tiD6@ ncies, natural dersn gamsnts d IL will add
much 70 health and happiness Of svary MARaIss
woxAs. A t-ppy state II mind, natural sajay-
III. Mt ard good h. slth are welcome guests and
priEed by ali These IsSrRUcTInSs will inpsrt
th blee ii q. AL bss,nsss saEdsat0I Parties
desiring An Interview treatment viii Also I'd.
HENRY A. TAYLOR, Id,
fai Wa hilztnn. = q.
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A NAV CROP MALAGA GRAPES
"A FRESH Lot OF ths above tvst received n tks
old and well known house OF A. o. B1HIHGEk &
co., 3S7 RsAA. avenue. n4sI ioA %. % y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

C,UKNIsHRD ROOMS TO RfNF-ror rent, .,
II $50 18th street, east side, between @ and a
streets, neatly furnished and yesy comfoItabls
LORS. The neigh borhoed IL one Of most desir able
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children In the house. I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

DIAhkhEA AND DrSENTsRT will dermata tAa vol.
thria i more than the bullets of the enemy
e,e,cIe iet every man Zee TO il that he car -
with HIM full ss OIL OF Hollnva,;. P;lic 30.
IG;,i.h .oldiers Only * cts per BOZ. " 1is
.p.cr WORM KsOwIHG.-Thst India Rubber
.teds Of every desert ption can be repairod in the
nrnte.t manner and at short notice, at III. Halls
Hmii'vi uisousv, $40 Penn. av betvecn 9th and
18th Streets f. Ia cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23
MARRIED,

On the 10th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Monroe, Miss
ELIZABETH A. GORDON to Mr. SAMUEL II ,
ELLIS. both OF Wash In gton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-23

CoENs, BCsIOhs, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
Enlarged Joints. Chilblains and other disorders Of
The feet, cured Without pain by Dr. White Surgeon
Chlropodist. Operations performed in a few hin.
utc., and the relief 50 instantaneous that the pa
heDt can always walk Immediately without incon.
yenlence. Dr. bite has of certifc Gates from
fmlncnt clergymeu, statesmen, merchants and
others OF the highest respectablitv which can be
seen by calling Ut his office. 424 Pa ay. between
AZ md 9Th SITS, Washington, ID. G. fe ai-.f
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FUTURE BAYS.

By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
UCTIOS SALE OF THRRR FINE HORSN
"A AZ AUcsIuh.-UR SATURDAY, the 1slS 'a.s.
~ e O'CLOCK a. m, We sh.ll sell, At tie Horss
Ore sorre Mare. in foa six years old, entered No
vsme-r r. lsa
One Brown Horse hve years old,
c1 I'D, Dun n hoTs", I s,s ,s.r :, "i Id,
named d., they are net called for .id Charges
Thr owners can ind them by proving property,
st Boss r Livery s'.sls on Seventh street
mn a aShk sIHF Mffifs fs's.1 aas:..
ByJ. @. Mcguire & CO.. Auction.ers.
TRUSTEES sALk or CITY LoTs.-By virtre
dull, reccre ed in Liber J A. 8, NO as, folio: n,
ct SEQ, one OF the l.rd records for wnshinytss
NON. March s!h al e'sIsst, Il Is. Arctic.
Roonsof ss 9 Mcclure 4 Co corner Of 10th snt
Par. 2, Leg No in square , s.oasips : fee. 2.
west, running bse. is Set: % an alley.
fs.iS Lot Sc; r; n ssns,s lcs.
Lot No. 8, In senare No 90,
Lot No 5, IN square No. le61,
Lot Lott NJ f. q 81: saa; =. Il Z: :iSs'' Ne los.
Te. ms one Third essh; shs remainder In 80
y mosth. nth interest, secured 70 the sssssfss-
An conveyanees At cost Of the puroAeses
JAMES n BnsfE& Trustee.
fe Iseo&ds J. Q. McGUIkI 9 90. Acct:
Byw L. WALL co., Aassionssrs.
CATALOGUE sALI or 5000 V0LCNB1
~ BOOKS, part belonging % the library % Gsa.
VAST inston. Particulars In f9tnre Advertisement
kls vel. WALL q CO., Aaes..
N1AReHALT eAIR.-In virtue Of wit q eea
lvl fscias. By order OF Oourt, issued from -
clerk on OF the circuit court Of the District Of
Columbia. for the county Of Weshington, and -
directed. viii elrose to public ssle Ter Ssh.
In fout OF the eourt house door 81 ssid county
MON DAY, the 9Th day Of Mach, lses, q u s'olosk
n, the following discarded properly, te-vtt -
Part LcH Nos. Is ard "a, IN tohn rhrekel b al
dition e GeerRetovn. In the District or Colum be,
the same being Included in the following metss and
bo1nds: BeginninS Tor the same % ~ street.. ~ Q
point distant Il feet inches FROM the esgths 80
corner e Linsan End "a Ste, lseid loint being Ne
mestioned In deed from Henry Goldsmith ~
vardy With ID street . feet inshes thenes south
erly parallel with Linxan street IS feet, tse nss
srdiy and parallel with ID street feet in
ohes, thence p6rthsriy and parallel with LisSas
street TO the point Of oesipnins, together With an
ard singu; or the improvements thereon, ssised
levied upol the property OF Joshua Bstrman, ana
will be sold TO satisfy tudicisls No. - te Nay term,
WARD d, LAMoH.
r. lsdts q g Asrrhsl p q.
w HIDR@HIDES.
w ILL Sc sSE &C Public Auction, on evsrT
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w HIDRSHIDES.
w ILL Be soE &C Public Auction, evsrJ
wRDH EspAf and SATURDAY, 81 II o'clco6 q
~ al the v h.rf On Six Ia street, wsshinxtcn az
the GOvernmen Beef Hides on hand ~ She uns u
sale.
Terri cast, IN Treasury notes, % be psid q, sss
memeBt of sale @. BELL,
Jas tCnron.l 1t. Col. aad o. :. Us
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A GOOD FARM FOR SAILED acres in Guilt.
"A walton, s41S acres Ia tim ber; with new Frame
apple orchard. Jt ia sit1sted on Tth street turn
pike. about y miles from Warrington. D: 9. 70
Add the rem ainder No 1 upland, from ting on tao
county roads. Terms easy. sale viii be closed At
Low. or JOHN A. BAKER, $50 Seventh st.
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EOR sALE-Three frst class DWELLINGS, four
Il stories high. and q hne Cellar with all the
modern i'm pro vements, situated Oh street north,
between 1st and ID sire Is west the Baltimore
Depot, Capitol, Passenger Railway and the Avenue.
Could be converted into fine hotel. Will be sold
on long time or 10 y for cash. either separately or
tos ethar For further particulars inquire Of gN0.
X. WARD, Lumber Dealer, corner of Twelfth It.
and Canal fe H-6t-
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D. y. Mc0 UIn1 a V~.. ..tiN,aArs
F1ltAf.sf tlt.fs ltoJ b IL S0rkAS xffEKE0Or.
ssel seil part Of Lot No. in square No. 81,
ing o. feet on Virginia avenue between list asl
I'd str etc, and running back an ayeraxe depth OF
about feet h.s -ssA 49, a.
s.n.i.ssa. 81 hsndsome and well built Gothis
Cottage con tanning some rooms ell In par
fer [ order.
Po~~ossisn given Nay lst, purchaser 10 receive
TIE rent At the rate OF 8 SiJ snnun, until thai
time.
Terms cash in current funds.
feIe J a.. McG CIRE a. co. AuetS.
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nEsJRAHLE -FOUR STORY BRICK DWELL
- ING HOUSE NEAR THE CAPITOL We
offer fog private sale, four story Brick Dwelling
HGCEE, containing ten rooms, situated on East
Capitol street between let and I'd streets Hrst
square east of the Capitol.
Also, good BUILDING LOT, on 4th street east
Opposite Ebenezer NJ T. Church, City feat fro e.
by fifty in depth: JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO.,
re Is st jRpp Auction and Com. Mrrchants
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by J. @. Mcguire & CO.. Auetion.er

Byw. L. WALL l. co., Aastonssrs.
CATALOGUE sAL1 or 5000 VOLUME
" BOOKS, part belonging % the library % Gss
wash instor. Psrticulars IN fstnre aAvertisensns
fels wSL. WALL q co., Aasts
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE Fifty seven
BUILDING LOTS for sale, in square "a, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets east, and and streets
south, and My one square frem the Navy Yard
cash; and the balance In ten yearly instslm anss,
with interest. Fer further particulars, enquire o.
r. s DAVIS, Office 500 d St, in front of the City
Hall fs l7-ar