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GENERAL GRANT.
4 uopcful View Of the situation.

The Philadelphia lserrrEr. OF YESTERDAY, nv the
follow ins.
Cttv Pant, Jelly li.-H will not ,s contrshand To
81, tina, tho men rom here 10 Aid In rcr"!lins,
and IL 10 Re hopcd In csriliin, the raiders are the
sane -ni to SUPPORT own raiders when opposed In
their return fum tho drrtf ucton Of tho Dsnv'lle
Railroad. They did no, weaken the lines Oh any
point hair. Nei her viii the hcp-e OF ice bc
hyei. lie cannot divert Genei 81 Grant from N. put
f--c Richmond niust fall, and lee with Richmond
and the rebellion sith lee. Two thing, have Inn
Isl~i tho raid into Man land, snd the demonstrstio
ssinst WNhington. Firt-An absolute neccs'iy
uion lee TO obtain supplies from the North. The as
supply train nom The South dcstroy cd,and when
ever repaired could he destroyed sssu. pcrrera'icn
drove him, the eiofe TO the North for supplies. Sc
cond The horc n rces,o by the diversion OF Grant
from Richmond by . grand demonstration Of such
force ~ he could send AGAINST w~hins'on. He may
even - far to Withdraw from his present lines Of
defence and seek To induce to hasten ty water
to Washington Iut he will count without ne h'si.
Richmond xill fail w1hnguon vii not.
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From South Carolina.
Au Important Movement In Progress.

Scs. from Hilton Head to the 9th in.ti.nt u to tho
ef,-'t that larce exp i,lou, composed Of uru,N.
cavnlT aud art Trv -inha ked from that pac" on
,rir,tnr's. on tho 10, NJ Iu, and pfo,e he'd NJ no
Noffh Ei,a vh.ie II arrived on the fuIovinr niioT-
noou. Two columns NJ troop untor command Of
t,rursA Hatch, landed ~,thout opf-'si'on. and
mni ichod 70 Hanover Cut, and thence TO losAnyie
,hc the troors arrived on the i;h. Another column
under General 81 uer, In place Of lAndi1' on sea-
ht.t leland ptocc cdci hirhct ur, sud dfr,nbnrsed
y, Whi'c Point. -hs-c IL hivors.od on sunday
CenoIal B'Incy moved fvr nilc' NJ the I'nsho Riy-
~, shou di.t,ncr holov white Point. Gen. b.rnry
,ucoun,er,! rche, tatjery. which opcncd di.. The
eunlpli, rep led. and u 'tk art rteV o." vtr main
tAiucd lot -o're time, In oonsotueuce ot report
non tCntrs tney that hir men could not be relied
to sustain an assart, tho wh"'e force ~a~ si1h-
dfsEu, amt retired TO stono.
ou.ra,ins io upGc, gene a. Schinnolfnrig
ciosss'i over tom Folly to Jnoe' islnnd' on n d,
aud .foru ed M nd hh'itrF ,ectn'E frtstWfli Nv
H., enemy. The tcleis oIencd h.c With two braA.
f.h.p ccc- Wtih canister, rpu-lng Temporary coniu-
'''H ,nc nJ ,- ri.r,rS and siih Wa,.schu,.tt.~
then advance, w.th a shout, ana drove tie eremy
held til fhe follow ms dh'. "h"n the troop ethei,
ani ne.' ioinci bS General Wnoy and bic COM
: u,e,t attack on Fort Jnhnson, on ,IameI lennd,
on SATURDAY. nish, ly -ou. fes'm'nis nom Morn,
rllud, oced 70. -u"e sin, htt,'y rinpt ns wa
taken, hut 'rc ~ ut.i hy me '"l".s, WIN the
lo-s of rurt.u. ~ ni't plsnnrr-, includng Coz.
Hot. 'hc isd Penn. Np,f., AMI Nv, oricrf. lh-
,aIlc + AT iNutci 70 thc cap,Zius oi roine q tho
hon NJ the leadil. pLr'y, b, iuuulnf La,net the
cl rent. curiu. me io-s vi tacnb -on' u.-locs by
dIo~ nm. -.
TIE ,lei,on. Of General Hath s'cpirn'e ey9rdi-
ion a' h'gil. '"gnnnt, but Me conifa-
hnd 20, IT,, n,nna Mr., Elm ~ n "S I. tus
th, su,csfs oi iturU - rtlou-, TIE Puu .olir and
.uuciA3. .c 1tove 10, ol,ttuction' on stono ti'er
and have h'i,a tho 'tel httriye tu that direction
On ihnies i.and eNt' naive skim Ainr hai TAKEN
p,>rt and 10" enemy utd u-'n'ti hlu LOrn hr' cry
~ ~ac'Hionvlli". up tie uOininP u the fonith
pueu the .unun.t- and t'Hn.p'itp 'Hn w their gala
fiat N touni Gl tH AnAt,o sNN oi Inc. 'Licut 2,
the ru.. bat 10 within rtngr oisnrd .IOn thcil
witr i-cultt' spite The uFn uoveiu' nj hir unl"I
he, command ~ GtGe Al tntt"r. lhe hfu n "1.
tf,n slN uIp and cane e~rsa-iNe thf ur and
tch.ita'iIn 20 he 'r,aps so ho ever, kISe ,hpwn
the utmO.t bfAvCIi and DuluIAHec.
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From Vlcksburg.
Active Military Movements.

hein phi., Judy l3.-1he steamer sultsna, With ~i-
vice. ny Ia the 9th nst, has arrived. An etrotion
ic.t lcs.hu-r on The jrs i,.t. co'nmandcd by Gen
slccum. They dos;ie! - IN, raiIoa. h-idsc arose
rcat River on the ,ia. Ani scn' IN tLi.ty prsouerr.
The cavar cvTN ii'on, which l,ft Memphis July 4th
hni arrived "' 'i-ksburs, and would reinforce slo-
rhi. erTsdiiion hh prev iouslv been destined
to up the White River Another force had been
oi. atns ont nom Roinoy. Mis-, scoutlns the coun-
tD that vicinity. They hei engaged in many -sir-
m.he-. in all ~ which they were vic'oriou. There
were no rdyicos nom General SMITH expedition.
Reports from GsHIavine sav he hp had hsht With
and defeated for Get. aud that ForIest Killed. but
M. IrLnrts !. no c.rdil,h.
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The One Hundred DayS Men.

ttbrov, Ju'y l+.-It s uncei stood he;e that the
oue hund e days' men c.l.ol for 60 not count upon
the .'oia oi Eo State, Lei her viii they be eTeLpt
rom ne dn,n hon II is believed tie one huniiod
Cays s"il lie e!Uote4 hcIA tie telm, IL Lrsied. II
does not appear that the militia volunteering sro
called for any particular field of duty.
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Arrival Of Traitors ni iInlifn..

HIlvdT, JUlI tL-Amonl the p's,,nsc tv tho
llphA from BcimudN wc.c Gcorsc 'auuie d. Jpob
Thcn peon, VI Brchanln's Cahne, ihe oit nccy c,
the tloridA AMI 4 larrc uum,cr Of >oithe,1.A
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The Hunt for the Florida. Etc.

Fortress honros, July ll.--No intellil enoe has
been received from the ee, Of runhoar that left
terday In search of the prgaer that destroyed tho
hNs Greenwood. The steam tus Mary left Cherry
s,oue .t,eidsy for tbs place. md w DE- bsYs
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LOCAL NEWS.
Nrw YORK AND rrrg VICINITY

IA rles .saI -
,h. ,o,,i ,,,,,,,. -, ,ts S" y, Wv
-. ,r....t.. 49,. =, " Wv o"p"'' ""
- a, -, - 80 " " : ~ -
-, -. = =, - " W wy ''''
~, -, !, ,,.,,- - = " "'
q, h,,, ii ,.i. :, .,.a -.
-, - " -, ''''
,. -, - ~ Wv
e. - -, =, -. -, 20
,o., ~ . So, ny "'1 '',
.
,,r.,,, -, ,..'., -, "
II .,roe O. o,io N,r.,.,,, ,,o,,,.i yy,,,,,,e,onan,
o hrt t,,,r.l. hoc,,. n. 49,. ,h. h.,l ,...I :.
Ioy.l man cove,ca ,ha 49,. .,,, ar..m.I,h.,
Icy .ctc tlus ,i,ip, .o,a .na .o,n6,,,n an ,ho.
nv Instead OF citing the, a, .,..., h.e,r ,,.,.,.,
ID, aud take the oath NJ .loy,.pc. =, T., .h,, "a, Il,
Tort Iafay cite ifarhl,rery arr,,l. cver r.r. h,,-
hcd In this city, Il has cen during tho mast foo dny.
lhos Who have op~nly discouraged the de-
pariurc OF city rosn,ou,s have plainly become
liable 10 seizure danserous persona. "
Mr.. Seward assumes authority TO "iouch his ii.tis
bcll' and consiyn to dui,geon the thoushuc.s men
who have condemned the scts Of the Adninisr ons
surely he would have found plenty OF busince vthIn
ee.'l'n circles in ths city during the pst week In
many piivsie houses each individual member Of 10
iaml, mn something to say upon the all absorbing
topics. Tho womcn folks talk most fercci,, and only
wished tbcy colld -hou ler u nuskct handle seori,
dared TO fro pistol snd then tho -hcatbd
masculine ards ", ouid sce what they would
Ia y.at .lfat tlsx NaA htott N
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OBrTuARY.-Mr. Stevens, well known as 3
comic so,ress, at wallank's Theatre, s Mis- Mary
Cannon, died yesterday afternoon.
SuSsrRoKE.-Deunis Cowley, laborer, Of
No. 413 West street. WA Italy struck yesterday.
Hs VA ~ yss" Of sse. Coroner wldey held an In
nnaat
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00D NEWS FROM SHERMAN.
&C., &c, 10.
TIE LATE INNN-InN.

'eues In Baltimore and thr Nirir,iN The
>er.sn l a.iic> nud their iirbci friends
"Details OF the tish,ins beiore W ,L,Lins-
goD, &c. &c.
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Roth senrcucn leave Vera Cruz pcr the En.iis,
steamer of the 5d int'Gnt
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The hegyir.t latte - 'I u,ouI,ci on rnln-,'
war 4. nov iu n iio iterr,- De- hu ] .,.e T. j.
steam fri'ao N.4.at4. Of1 i.'s0. aat ..,... iecL.
the - is not ono oss than an II ne 3, oi a -pInd
nrc O faot tnc .el mIDltOu, o. L rs CT July q
uode', on Dy oie sionai men. ,thu, p,ovidod
si,h toe les' oit-'anpe and III ncl' ;oloct long
fan, cd pcc.s U; ordnance ertanf. ia. .e.ult Of
en-, olnter NJ her oulo hG L he pi al!eed in the
A,loTy 0. nav Al fihdnr, for fuch armament has
b en- known eo Q. Size is, Office ali non, vel
innu 10 Sea servico, ,Lyng teen OF hoard - l-aiy
uuulAb,
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CIV GENERAL FRANKLIN ESCAPED.

His Remarkable Adventures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

On Sept. 10Th. at O'Clock G. m after q long and
painful illness, Miss CHLOE O. TOLSON, which
she bore with christian 70 rttude and resi- gnation
Her fun raj viii lake place on to morrow eve
ming at clock. from her late residence, on 7th,
bet Il ana & SITS. east,
Monday moIning. September 10th, Mrs. JULIA
Her funeral will take place from St. Patrick
Chureh, ST, Tuesday afternoon. September goth,
AZ three o'clock. Her friends and acauaintances
are res peotfuuy invited to attend.
On Sunday, September 18th, GUSSIE, infant
asShter Of Captain Her mann d. and Lucy Voss,
ago IL mon .hr and Is days.
trEno; and acquaintances Of the family Are
respecsiuiy invited t. attend the funeral. at the
resla. nee OF hei parents. 18th, between II and
streets al o CLOCK tAis Monday afternoon.
OF Sunday morning, the 18th in,tant. Mrs N
her age. ' '-' oA'' s0sA Va
Her funeral will take place from tn. r.sde nce Of
her ,on-in lev, VIM. !. Duvali. No. ID stree
bet ID and 3 on Tuefdav morning At n oScIack
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend.
On the 18th NAPOLEON B. HAMMAck, ia Ii.
9th year Of his age. N~0
His funeral VIII take place from his brothsr,s
residence, corner of l5i street and PeunsylyAnls
av., on Tuesday, the eth inst., at .. m.
On theleth instant offysheid Fever, WALTVR
assd B years. months. and Is DAYS. -
Baltinore weekly Americas aud m s<{66roae h
papers pasAse eow.l 80
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

VARIRTlks.-The prolific pen OF Mr.. fitz-
simmons had produced another play OF tne
sensational order entitled :" The DANGERS OF
Dancing GIRL, or the Trials OF Danseusa,
and ill Introduce IL to his patrons TO- night
New acts, songs. dances, and Ethiopian acts
Will also he produced
CANTERBURY-Mr Lea announces no new
faces for the present week bat his old perform
ers will prnve sufficiently attractive, to no
doubt fiji Inc hall nightly Denier the daring
ymnast and rope walker will perform new
And thrilling feats, while the Fowler sisters
will appear in new and graceful dances, and
the large CORPS OF Ethiopians In new and anu.
sing acts. There are over one hundred per-
formers here.
FoRDs THEATEE.-The FIorences tonight
enter upon The fourth and last week of their
most successful engagement, when new In sh
legendary drama, written expressly for Mr.
Florence, and ntItled " Kathleen Mayourupen,
or St Patrick's Eve" will be performed. This
play was produced in London, and after wards
In the principal cities OF this country The en-
tertalDment will conclude with the Protean
play "Thrice Married"
GROWERS THRATRR.-The great tragedienne
Madame Ponisi, tonight commences an en-
gagement at Growers. " Narcsse the last
days OF the Pompadour," is announced for
the first time in this city. 1t depicts scenes that
transpired in the reign of Louis XIV OF France.
and Just prior to the French Revolution. The
cast is a strong one, and embraces besides Pom
Isl, Mr.. J. q. Mcclellan, Mr.. ]. w. Jennings,
and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

Rashins sion, sp, i, issa b. u Wa Hs e. e.
Editor Erening Star Sir: We perceive by your
issue of Friday evening, the 18th inst, that at a
nesting hello in the 9th Ward. for the formation
made that all the Sail Makers was Mcclellan men.
Which ahserti9n we are ready to prove sauderous
an hor orable record to refer to, as the ereater
portion of us have active service in the Arm
and navy siHce the advent of the present inquiti-
GUS rebellion.
WILL. l.. CowAN Foreman.
howard =. CASEY, Quartermsu
It. CHAs. l.. VALLEAH on behalf of the m en-
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Recruits and substitutes will be received and
credited, and the bounties continue, up to the
time the drafted men will be sent to the gen.
eral rendezvous. Each VOLUNTEER, in his re-
spective district, will release a drafted man,
commedcing with the last one drawn.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioreers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 10TH
sTREET VEST. NEARLY OPPOSITE P6RDS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 2oth.
No 49, in square No. az fronting 81 feet on i0th
street west, between and z streets north, nearly
opposite Pord's Theater, and running back 10
feet, inch; together with the improvements, CON
Sitting Of an old fashioned Brick Dwelling House.
Terms One half in cash. the remainder in
months, with interest. secured by a deed of trust
on the premises.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.,
sep 13-d Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, September 22d,
at o'clock, the premises, shall sell parts OF
Lots Nos. II and L. in Square No. 2s3, fronting Il
feet on north street, between 18th and 18th SITS.
west, ming back SO I, ct ~ inches to % feet
paved all-y. improved by brick building two high
store.
Terms: One alf cash; the remainder in g. g. 9,
trust on the pre- misses,
tie indisputable.
Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid
the purchaser.
seplO TO- MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

AUCTION sALEOFFIyE SMALL FRAME TEN
EMENTs. ON Sd STREET, BETWEEN MIS-
sOURI AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES, TO
BE REMOVED.
On TIE ESDAY, the 10th inst we shall sell, in
front of the premises, at O'Clock, p. m, five small
street west, between Missouri and Pennsylvania
avenues.
Terms cash.
sep I6-d GREEN II WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 500 corner 7th and ID streets north,

THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, ON
TIE ISLAND, AT AUCr
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, al Eve and Q
half O'Clock ., M. We shall sell. in front Of the
the improvements, which consist of good three
story Brick House, containin ten rooms aud large
balls. This property has q front Of "a feet on 18th
street, between south and streets running
back lno feet 10 inches to an alley, and has also q
side alley.
Possession given soon after the sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL
months, fer notes besrng interest. deed given
and deed OF trust taken.
All conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
Title indisputable.
sep Is eo&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRAFTED MEN should consult lawyer, aud ohm
II McCutchen, Esq, Attorney at law, Office corner
of 7tb and streets, stairs has had much OK pe-
rience In this city and Baltimore and is famii ar
with the laws and regulations this subject.
sen 10 3tt
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS AFTER NOON ann rO.
BY'. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auononeers.
sGtsE rnn ,o S.kE OF sXA FRAN
AkH ssaiCK BoUsk AND LOT MAR fHE
Q. MONDAY AFTERNOON. s....mber 10Th,
SS:.t Of Let No 8. in SQUARE No IS. fe aatins on
improved BY small sn,e House
N o'clock: GS the so premises. we shall sell Lot
. ,set 70 Sids .'IT;, and iapro,sa VIZ three
19ons with cellar also. brick stable on the rear
Terms: One. half cash the remainder in six
Convey nces and star ps at the cost of the pur-
sep is-d JAS c. MCGUIRE Il co Aucts.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
EoT!cE.yALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
2lsT STREETS, AT PU sLtC AUCTION
18th dav of September next ensuing. at ~ o'clock.
on the premises the following desirable piece or
e.s az naFn
With alst street vest, thence north q feet to
sshes thence east 20 feet to the besinnins. being
sand siI hundred and eishty-fve square feet, or
The title believed to be undou bted.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in three equal
snbs ss in and
be p secured cured BY deed If trust on the premises.
seps.d sd J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auot..
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE co.. Auotionesrs.
FINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS, SHEFFIELD
SNAIL E LOT 81 FukNiPuRE A AZ AGcrf hSP
On TUESDAY MORNING September 18th, at 10
M and h shall eel small lot
Soi.s. AM pend and E,sy Chairs,
sss'sfs and Pillows Blinds, &C.
Number of fine old Paintings and Ensravings
lot of superior sheisis Plated Ware compris-
Walters. Wine Coolers.
Covered Oyster Dishes. round and oval,
Dishes without covers,
Also, a lot of China and Bohemian Glassware.
sepi7.d JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
UY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers..
ID South corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th street.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND ToBAC-
On ruEspA co 1e AT NAHHGTf ION nth comm.n-
cling at 10 O'Clock, We will sell. at the Auction
Rooms, an assortment of Groceries, &C.. compri-
TChests Tea. Boxes Coffee
go Bexss Ground Pepper and Kegs Mustard
Cases Whisky, Demijohps Brandy
$1,000 seears, different brands
20 Boxes Navy and other Tobacco
25Kegs White Lead
10 Barrels MolaYes
Baskets Hessick and silIer's Champagne
60 Barrels old bourbon, Gibson. Kyls, oincin-
Bsrrsis a R RRiis n lick Tobacco
n With variety of foo Wall
sepls lohroni Auosioneers.
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MARRIED.


On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, by the
Rev. DR.: Ryan, WIN. q. KEAN. ofN. J., to Miss
ADILE WkOE, of this city. No cards.
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IT 8. MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of feri faciss. issued from the
clerks Office OF the Supreme Court o. District of
sale. for cash in front of W. L. Wall Co. . Ba-
zsar on Louisiana avenue, between sth and 10th
URDAY. the Gath day of September inst. 1884, COM
mepcinR at 10 o'clock a. m:
l Dunn Horse,
Bay Horse.
teized and lev ed pom as the property of John G.
H.zletop and will be sold to satisfy Judicials No
A' WARD H. LAMON
Gan I'D Z. 8. Marshal D. g.
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QY.J. O. MoG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, AND
VACANT SIDE LOT AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 2d at o elk,
on the premises. shall sell two lots on I'd street
east, bet. G and SITS; north. both running back
proved with nearly new frame dwelling house,
containing four rooms and kitchen, the other
vacant and to be sold separately.
~Immediate possession given.
Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in and
Il months with interest secured by deed Of trust
on the premises.
sep I'D j. @, Meg UIRE Il CO., Aucts,
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Dry GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auotioneers.
- No. sac, corner of7th and d streets.
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL SQUARE OF
GROuND IN THE NORTHERN PART OF TIN
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept, Goth, at 8
o'clock, on the premises. we shall for account OF
Square north of Square us bounded by 18th street
west, Vermont avenue and north Q street, and
containing $3.50 square feet OF ground.
Terms: on third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By o
deed of trust on the premises.
. All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost Of
sen Io-d ] @. Mcguire & 90. Aucts.
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lSY GREEN &c WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.
ID No 526 tn street., c,rner D nor

GEORGETOWN 0oRP0RATIoN sTooK:.
oh ase GEORGETOWN Corporation Stock. which 6es;s
an interest Of six per cent. per ann9m, Rsys1ie
ouartArly can obtain some BY applying 70 W ~
BAIRD. Olerk OF said Corporation. te 29-dtOl
sr>oWINQ PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, By the
q i Potomac Tow Company,s boats, Potomac, -
"Goy. Ourtinn and " Belle Haven" Apply TO the
osSss'as oA SS John B. DAVIDSON,
v,v1a Water atfsat. GeorRetoWp
LIGHTNING RODS. LIGHTNING RODS
nd pas up IiaaTNIEa HOBS. with PATHS. aa1sn
fr,aS veints, Ct the shortest and most ranson
able terms. Also. BELL-HANGING done in the
most approved style.
"a Is-ln. 251 Penn Az. Washington. D. Q.
NOTICE TO SUTLERS.-A double. dece BA re
1\-lt0 tors-in good order, all ready for use.
can be bouGhton reasonable terms Sale TO close
concern.- Apply 70 Oapt. Cush man. on board Barge
m Keeneoy vat Ship YARD. Ai.xaedria. vs ;, sE
street, washington. o or 70 Hioweps 4 Bowen.
No. kiAs street, AIeKAndris. We. "a ss-aw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19
DYJAs, G, MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK
AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STS. .
AND TWO LOTS ON OREGON STREET, AT
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September asd, at s
O'Clock, the premises. shall sell the east half
of Lot No 6, in square 5l4. fronting IS feet in
ches on the north side of New York avenue, be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west, running back to
81 foot sllsy to be divided into two building lots
Immediately after shall sell Lots 80 and IS, in
subdivision of square No 4s, fronting each q feet
on Oregon street, and running back los feet to Is
foot alley.
TITLE perfect. Terms cash.
sep sd J. O. MCGUIRE &c CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19
RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

SEWN DESIRABLE BUILNING LUTS AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND I'd ST.
EAST,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 22d, at
O'Clock, the premises, shall sell Lots No. rs
and q, and parts of % and %, in Square No 725,
subdividsd into five lots of 10 feet inches front
and running back lo2 feet 90 inches to ten foot
alley, and two lots of about lS feet trent each,
I'd street east, between and streets, running
back lis feet to wide alley.
y months, with interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
sepT.d Jas. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-19
LIE OF OONDIMNED MULES.

SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
CHIEF QUARTBRMAsrBR's OFFICE,
DEPor OF WAsBrHaToa. &
WASHINGTON. d. O., September b. 1904.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Oortetss
near the Obser in the city OF ;snin ssons
on WEDNESDAY,, September q, tSo4' sioto Oh
MULES,
condemned az unit for public serviee
Terms-Cash, in Cover nment tvnSs
Sale to commence ct 10 oc,ocH pTovrv
Brig. GenT and Chief QSsrtermssesr.
sen std Depot of WASHINGTON.
QUARr.haAss.n ss .s; ss:'.0..
VIII be sold et PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hixh.
est bidder, ct the time and places named below,
VIZ oo,k Pa, Thursday, Sept L. 1894.
Aitoopa Pa, Thur sd ~, ept a iasl
p Lebanon, Pa, Thursday, Sept s., ISS3
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORsRa AT nAou
PLAUE.
These horses have been condemnal q unas fov
the Cavalry service ofthe Army.
Tor road And farm purposss many seed bafsaias
Ferns O. Sssi Il Gsis.a s..... .er.snsz.
janis 4. uKIN
Colonel First Division. @. n. Gents Oncs.
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