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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

CoNDENsED ArFLE JUIcE. Tie apple
juioc. Or sweet cider. beiorc IL has under
gone any fcrTncntaion. j. boiled duvn g.
rrcso. bcing roduccd 20 oae. seventh o. q.
Original buik. without losing 80 favor o.
any good quality. Il has ~ taste Of boil
"a cider. bui {. a bcaatifai andre colofcI
ieliy. pleasant to eat IA IL simple state. r.sr-
ticulary a. tart saucc. 18th r.ouit-v. game
or othcr meats T. makes cxccusr, .,i.-
and iarts. and uay. Ia fact. d. appiisd
o. al 'hose uscs for vhich dried arpies or
boiled cider are employed. AM b. moch
snPerior. B-siies tLi.. by tbe addition ~
"a tsrnes 81 b8ik Of water. che sfuantits
orisinaily withira~n) ~e nav have sweet
elder again. vhieh viI undergo fermc-ta-
uon. a. o. wosll have done Al frsf. but
uiorc SLOWLY. ard ike Other ci,i-r -
ihrou-h az the changes. untl 10 ultimately
become harl ciier Tlis apple jelly d,
MT Earciel hy eAPossrc 90 'l,s AR. vbeti.cr
dr. or moist. ss.3 nsithcr .oar.. nor
n,cuiis. ro- drirs nor absorb. uatcr. So
an ariicir ~ coarse bca-s fr1nsr.ortafisn IN
barrels or otAer 'esss.s o. any part n a..
---i@ Ihis ccnl-nsei srrle fu,~- I'll.
a. thirty ceHis per pound Tie ycar. Tnc
CIDER n,Akiag and c1n.icncin- commence.
a. the aTr'es upcn. and coniinu-s iuta a..
winter. Sweet apples yiell a dciicios.
irlifs ., nap. better for somc purpo,ss tLan
thc sour aPpic Jelly.
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Pro- 80. EENENHEk' Ia. u.-.firs.- d. -.
s1rnrt rsrru-s.s 90 Otrilsrfs C.-ss. 81 -hsrh
sl 49, tfff AZ reeasurs af th~ 49, harr fsttsi
e. zoe. nlss thsf 81 uarrante.' frrrs-r afr. 4
u srsfe fssrrrf ar - rri~r uiH o. faf....fl.f
EERTW AXE oF INVITATIONS 49, -
r.srfa d th.-- hsrIrg ra.aaf~rfsit ef - tnfr.s
ftlarr c. 90 fa.rt-ssr of tiererf.as. ~ g-n-
500 ualr.s --rr $3.50 tsr-sfls ofi n. "a o..
raars - Np~-srf Dssssssr. " = lee. 90
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n FL N B0tD'S
Genuine Preparations

tuNfUI Nn TtTtU ENTRtCT HTCITT.
resurFs 90 sr--'h~ rraa-.l 60 f,-sas-. 81 80
hiaterf. hslasls. t.rasrl. sa4 DIas.-ral SEE
HnFs
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a. rers.rs a. a'.-ari-afs $50 h-shhx s-lI- l..
49, 10 aa'rHf ralrarHHfs |rrsaslf..a..s. "a
Al aaarsrsI trlsrlr-arrfs nrr rrlrr-f. ss 80
80 ralr aHi .a-saaasfaaa.
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The Nc-buryport Herald ih-s sums up the
roAses ~ beiiesing tbe Pressot winter ~il
bss Md one. wbich it cSrsainly has bcen
thus far:
q" There are many indications that the
I'rc-en' -inier -ili be the type Of ~hst an
our winters ~in ultimately bccone-a u,iii
and open season. Nature foresa- it. IN
preparing ths coats for the ea-s - COW.
ard gave then but s-an;y cover ing IRE
strcam' AMI The poud- arr rot yet hl.
~hieh Indicate that mach rain instead 81
-no~ - yet % fair ,hc rsusk-.fs have hrilt
their houses oftwo stores high. 90 avoid
the rise % tho water.; and tbc nat are
~oarce. a. ihe squirrel. ~il have the liberty
% ne woo1S. instead Of being bicckcd %
ia thcir holes by sno~ backs
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SiAat ef tnt ttitssit. 80 scre--r.a.sei a.,
istaa1 ol L. siais "a ta, : s.,rn-
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q prpq~r .dass..- = ,aken q shs ,i-s,
u wbioL ~ 49, Iiss rIfaiFie FAruasr
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farmers department.

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IN. -,ff-k-t t-ret ~ sesisss istiu-is ,, ounnuc-
- 80 arricsifurs-ae HfCoLs
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INSANITY aNp 0ON-I NFTION
49, Hre Huar. .i 49, raasr .f rhr.r s.f-r..r
80 f sHrf ~ftf rurFFss FHE HErnrus 80
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DIR. Natii,en'> Sure Remedies.
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SPECIAL. DISEASES
INDIAN EMMEhke0GU

rhus c.ishrsfrd sea- Net.ria-
- rrpafed ssFr-s.1 80 befa 49,
~ - sssEis fsi,rf 49, - .-r.ri.sr
- 49, thi-ssi-- 80 ~ f-..rr-.ss. 80
% vfi r-ralaf- 81 ss-ssas - eases
ni .l'si r'rtsra haas $780, rs~ss.
an'i .s' afrriarr nf ~ rrssfesf saf-.-
tn 1919 ia.iiss. - ~, 60. "a 49,
80 uferf feareas 49, $50 - asssf
o. $50 e. rhrfh thsy srs is-fa-
n tsssu ns iiFrrf-|t. re- 80 eve -
49, rulaile tl us.ilrfar. sd "a !.
80 ~ t.rfl, ssts af arflu-rs Fuu
: $500. -...-----.--. -. -
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arRoTECTFp -,.isfie- sfth. rROToYtnT
bi ikoN 49, e1-rur-fs ia s.-ssstrr thsf
sffsA-- re- 49, Re- 81 hs-rasr ~ snfui,lrr 49,
e.--i ~iih - NitHi fr'a0Ia- Eel 90 fs.-ai--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRMusTEEs M SALE OF VERY ELIGIBLY sITUA-
TED LOTS AND HOUSES on THE ISLAND,
By authority of decree Of the Supreme Court
OF this District passed on the sth April 1884, in
and Thomas Sinonand o hers are defendants, the
subscriber will expose tl sale at auction, to the
highest bidder on the 5th of May next, between
the a99rs OF four and Eve clook in the afternoon
the following lots in Simon 3 subdivision Of oriei.
nal lots in Square No 5s4, in Washington city, as
Lots marked in such subdivision A, B, q, D, K
L, N, n, and o. Each of these lots has front Of
about 20 feet by adep.h of 135 to lA5 feet; A B. G.
and y front on "a street, and the other lots on
south street, with suitable alleys to ALL On lots
and are two good Dwelling houses, fronting
subjeet to the dover right therein of the widow Of
John simon; the other lots will be sold free from
Also part of Lot No. /, in Square No. ss1, front
southeast corner of the lot, and having front Of
been divided l0SB sbuut Is feet rronE is
feet deep, with q suitable alley :.
Also, the eastern half Of Lot No. 8, in reserva-
The latter, as we'll as lots in SQUARE Ssi, wiz be
sold free from the Widows dover ri ght. II
The terms as prescribed by the decree are One
third OF the purchase money in cash; and the resi-
due at IS, H. and l8 months. for which the purcha-
sers bonds With surety, bearing interest from the
day OF sale win be taken, with 9 retained lien on
me PREMISES Adeposit of S2o on each lot win be
The cost Af conveyancins, certificates of sale,
bonds, stamps, to be borne by the purchaser.
If the terms are not fully complied with within
s i've Gays from the Day Of SALE the grepesty Will be
0hsses ssr after one weeks pf RGss il the Eve
s apis eosw&ds GREEN Williams. Eh Msa1seet Aeet.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27

THE WAR IN THE SnuDHUEST
Forests Force Marching Toward Ala
bama-POlk Marching North-Grier son
Still Pursuing Forrest-Evacuation OF
Camden, Arkansas, by Price-Gen. Steele
Takes Possession. i... - e. I'D 81.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Memphis dates to the
2sd say Forresr's entire force was moving to-
ward Ala bama, followed by Grierson.
Polk is said to be marching North. Forrest
will probably join him. On the morning of
the 2lst Grierson's cavalry came upon some of
81 Forests troops near Hudsonville, Mississippi.
A sharp fight ems ued, and the rebels retreated
in re direction OF Jackson, passing through
Lagrange. -. - ....- -
IA number of prisoners, horses, mules,
wagons, &c, were taken and carried to Mem
phis. ser .-. .t es ~
Gen. Price has evacuated Camden, Arkansas,
and Gen. Steele occupied the place.
About 100 guerillas burned large lot of wood
near Fairfield Point on Friday, and captured a
number Of citizens of Browns Vile.
r MEMPHIS, April 22.--Grierson has picked MP
few OF Forests men; but Forrest keeps his
troops well together, and is too strong for sue
cessful attack. His headquarters are still at
jackson, Tenn. -=1
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

. a NE hc0el n0m~
NRwBERN. April 20.-The terrible ram which
T cause of SO much distraction in this district ;S
described as follows: r .E.a - - -
In shape she resembles the DESTROYED ram
Merrimac, and like her, carries an INSTRUMENT
OF destruction at her PROV. which renders her
SO peculiarly dangerous with wooden vessels
partly from Wilmington and partly from a.
laDta, Georgia, and is OF rather clumsy move.
ment. She possesses one aperture at her fore
part 1or Inc use OF heavy gun; but her m Ain
purpose is TO destroy by concussion. =
.sttn Sns ls accompanied by 3 formidable water
behind which artillery and small arms can hs
SaGY56lY Haed Tho 49, = I-,.:. s"A De
1t is understood that the rebels have likewise
two others, one at Kinston and one at Colds.
boro. At the latter point they are known
to have organized q complete naval brigade.
force now menacirg-suppoaed to number
some sixteen or sex enteen thousand men and
some thirty six pieces Of artilery.-it is evident
that the rebels design to compel the Union
evacuation Of North Carolina.
EFE.Tl LATER
Important if TrIe-Our Flag still Floating
Over the Fortifications at Plymouth.
NRwBERN, April 23.-Reports from Ply.
mouth haveit that our flag still floats over our
have possessed the town and the river. It is
said that Gen. Vessels retired with his force
into the Notifications with fifteen days pro.
visions. sF .-.a -
This report appears to be believed. On the
arrival OF more gunboats we shall be able to
Washington and Newbern are much better
fortified than Plymouth was. r =
The funeral obsequies of Commander Flus.
ser took place here on the 23d. h' ..nE|.
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THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.

THE RED. RIVER EXPEDITION.
The late Battles in Loufsiana-The r. Rebels
Maintain their Position-Banks n etreats
to Grand Ecore-Kirby Smith Reported
Killed.
ST. LOUIS. April 25-Cairo dates Of yester.
day, by mail, say the steamer Won PhuI, from
New Orleans the evening Of the 18th, has ar
rived.
It seemed to be generally conceded that the
battles in Louisiana had been against Banks ;
for, while the enemy remained on the ground
after Saturdays fight, Banks retreated forty
miles. .. NJ etr. -.
The transport Black Hawk suffered consid.
erably from the enemy, besides having several
killed and wounded. -.
The report that there was another fight on
the 10th was q mistake. -
The steamers Rob Roy and Matte Stephens
had arrived at New Orleans from the Red
river, having run the gauntlet Of a large num-
Der OF guerrillas on the banks. The Rob Roy
had four guns, and fought most of her way
down. A cannon ball passed through the
clerks office. One soldier was killed and five
wounded on the Matte Stephens. zr
The rebels are still in the vicinity Of Pleasant
Ridge. Our army was at Grand Ecore, forti-
flying on both banks of the river. 5s'.--
Admiral Porter reported that there were only
five feet Of water at Grand Ecore The gum
boat Eastport was aground there. All the
large boats were below, but those Of light
draught were above. .-l-, r.
Prisoners say that Kirby Smith and Sibly
were killed in the recent battles.
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From Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, April 26-Late Little Rock dates
say that Mr.. Allison, OF Jefferson county, has
been elected Speaker Of the Arkansas Legisla-
tnre. Mr.. Carson, member of the House, re-
Gently captured by guerrillas, has escaped, and
arrived at Little Rock. The Legislature will
Immediately provide for the organization of
the State militia, the raising of the revenue,
and adopt measures rendering it impossible
for the rebels and copperheads to grasp the
reins Of government. -
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The following officers, TO date March oe, 1854,
for absence without leave, having been pub
lished officfslly and failed to appear before the
commission:
Surgeon 4. weidenback, a7th Ohio volun-
teers.
Second Lieutenant Alexander d. Patten,
1lsth Indiana volunteers.
The order OF dismissal heretofore issued in
the case of Captain Henry w. Manning, Slst
Illinois volunteers, to date March 26, 1864, for
gross public drunkenness and breach OF arrest
mas been confirmed.
Dishonorably Discharged.
first Lieutenant John Walkinshaw,s Cad
pennsylvania volunteers, to date April 20.
1864, having rendered his resignation for insnf.
fcient cause at the approach Of the season for
active campaigns.
Dismissals Revoked.
The ordersof dismissal in the follov,pv
have been revoked:
Captain M. A. Downing, LIST New Yo,n
mounted rifles
Assistant Surgeon David Scott, ls3d Penn
sylvania volunteers; and he has been nonorablv
discharged upon tender Of resignation, as OF
the date OF the order of dismissal.
Restored to Commission.
Inc following officers, heretofore dismissed.
are restored, with pay from the date at which
they rejoin their regiments for duty, provided
the vacancies have not been filled by the Gov
ernors of their respective States: -..-
Captain w A. Harm, Sd New York independ-
ent battery. = a-, ms.. s.- 10 -.-...r -
Lieutenant George Brown, ,th Vermont vol
unteers. .=-f@ E"ta .sfts r aGf = g z .ae-.-
..,ss.-..a....sr -,-,- Recalled.
1854, in the case Of Second Lieutenant A. b.
Farnsworth, 11th United States infantry, is re-
called, there having been no order Of dismissal
issued in his case. -..-r .-sfc. ......-. ...-
Disability Removed.
The disability to re-enter the military SER
vice resulting from dismissal therefrom in
the case Of S. M. Preston, late Captain and
Assistant Adjutant General, has been removed.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. AT AUCTION.
Simon estate We shall sell, ION the 5th Of May at
O'CLOCK ea I M = on s the premises Lot No.
and 471 streets, running back "a feet, Containing
IL Il AS square feet This lot has 30 feet alleys. on
tion of a number Of small tenements.
Terms: One. third cash remainder in 6 and IL
ap0:ec&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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RYJ c. Meg UIRE & co., Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE BRIO

RY ]. c. MoG UIRE & co., Auctioneers.
2RB iNb sbH 9E XAsHARaH
The whole Square No. Ill. ,cith 6ne Briet Residence
ssa 'R'osse ia Masss aa sSfsf, p
T1GsbAY xTEENSos Ct ost Nay 10TH At
seloea& & On the premises We shall sell the whole of
Hopkins Brick Yard. which is beiieyed to be- one
Georgetown and Warrington for % m.rfet' oUsn an
ABUNDANCE of hne clay, brick and tenn perins sheds
a..s n 9as aaa ,sns . :. %
1xxEpIATELY AFTER,
We will sell the stock Of
sassy. aoaid; sis essi1s ssnss sasd
The whole Square No. III, formerly the residence
Of Colonel Eaton fronting respectively on Connec-
streets, and Ninetesnth atreet VEST, M improved BY
large Brick dwelling house and back buildings,
ose ~t s
trees and shrubbery. --FE
Lots. Nos 8. g. 10, l5 6 H. 10, aO a. and "a in sub.
division Of Square No 1lO, fronting each on Twsn-
tieth street, between and streets. -
tro1tins on tt s9 vest. bssWee1
strests four Sf ths latter arc imYsoyes each With
arately. .... ..-'. -s-s.--
frst streets west, and north Q streets. with the
and shsds s@a ons s1d
Terms Of sale One third cash the s,5 s;msnder in
Ss shs
~. Al eonyeyances: including revenue stamps. at
ga cash payn emit on each piece of real estate
-'". s5HA S56 y :: HH9PkkIINSs. HH99PPkISs..} Executors.
spN.d J. o, MCGUIRE 6 CO., Auots.
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From the south-Richmon ond in Danger

FORTRESS MONROE, April 26.-The Peters,
burg Express of the 22d inst says instructions
are given to the First Auditor Of the Treasury
to remove his bureau from Richmond to Mont
gomery next week. - p. s.--ar ..t
A dispatch from Mobile, dated. April 10,
says: 1.-THE Red river has suddenly fallen,
leaving forty transports and gunboats above
the raft, which cannot get out until the water
rises.:' .-' r'='''@ 'a --''-'' - -
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I United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of = writ Of Fieri Faciss issued from
District Of Columbia, and to me directed, will
sell, st public sale for cash, At the f5Gpt Of the
18th day Of April 1864, at p O'Clock m the follow
ing described property. to Wit;
commencing for the said part at point on 2lst
street west, at the distance OF 90 feet from the
thence south % feet with the line of said 2lst street,
thence vest feet thence north 20fset and thence
beginning, estimated TO contain 100 square feet,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Thomas McNamy, and will be sold to satisfy ju-
dicials No. 2lS in favor of Isaac HeEzberg
WARD 81. LAMON,
ap7-d&ds .-z q. 8. Marshal, D. O.
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Heavy Artillery Ordered to Washington.
Boston, April 25.-An companies Of heavy
artillery in this State are ordered to Washing
ton. A sufficient number OF Massachusett
militia will take their places In the forts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
TBNTH STREET, ABOVE EPENHsYLyAyIA Avryuu

TSHTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AvHHuy,
BENEFIg OF 3. B. PHILLIPS,
w, THIS weanssdss, dss ISRfSNffs EVENfse, April n,
On, THE GoUNcIL OF c6NsrANcE.
L.eSaaer LEA rich Jeweller. H B. Phillips
Rachel Meadsa5sl the Jevess Miss Alice Il Hsras aras
II The performance will conclude with the charm
= The LITTLE TREASURE. -
aspayed n New York With great
nDw1THEUEEs 1THEUEspAYk EB 4 / EST ~.
cnce more and for the last time in his great char
JAoks se'eF ABE,
In preparation; the grand spectacle of the EF
GROWERS fHEATER. !
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
LHoNARD GROVER. Director
THIS TsaaPPsssbSalss TaPsb ls1eHf FXfF1Sf Sf Fiji! AYTH
MR.. E. L. DAVssPSRfF Issf 15sf'o Mk snss wAILAok,
AND MRS. FARREN. :
Only time most positively in shakspeare's
sublime creation the glorious play which, in bril-
lianey OF ideas, perfection Of expression arrange
ment and morality of deduction, eclpses any play
in this or any other tongue 1t is one truly worthy
to be entitled the @ Of
hve-act Tragedy OF
Hamlet, Nephew of King Ciandius, ~
In which he is unequaled by any living actor.
queen queen aertrnde, Mother of Hamlet Mrs Farren
THURSDAY, COMEDY NIGHT. !.
ANe WILD OATS AND THE LANCERs
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioaeers.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON FOUR
sD tST s1d
Nis I
at the corner OF Eleventh street east and Penn
g. SsiIffit faukspaa fxiDSi AFTERNOON May 49, a. ~
S R n
e q ssss q t, L
Shsisin Geo ": MiIies is compl.insnt and Eiisn'
Square sH s No. 4os ss
ing @ feet on Pour and half street, west side,
10 sas .m
dwelling houses, to be sold sepsratsiy. "''
Par. of Ro ga tho end
feet inches from the northesst corner enc Of p sn M
On said sy thence west g sSsa fsst 70
the ssqsh Line Of nt Leased to W%
ing 81 feet inches from the northwest corner ana
sasi Feet inches:
thence west 75 feet to the beginning together with
On e. sas
near street south
Lots No. 5. And s, in Square No. se4, front
Ing s rsspeetivel! on Pennsylyanis avenge. Eleventh
Proved With handsome ff brick T dwelling eli house, be
with back buildings stable, carriage houses, &C.,
Terms ird IL cash: the remaind der il three
ssG,i instslpents iF =. ais, twelve, snd sightesn
:hsn give note. secured to the Of the
Tru,tsss Fl =, The purchaser to have the option of
Conveys and revenue stamps at the cost Of
If the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
sssen at the FISK ind cost OF the dsf4nisng Iu5-
Gsencer.
Z: $Hss! Sss$zs sS$kzssbrr.{ Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS, -
HYy, Q, MCGUIRE 4 CO., lue.ion..-,-

~ NSSAAH Soss AuctoneerS,
EsS on s5!s p 55ocAEzp BUILD
On the premises we shall sell nearly the Whole Of
Unsiss hI M snssn 'ss. ...h e
SSH,js al running back to fine sess. with iss "a
n. The siss tasns st these Lots. being
and ness ss
sity Sss;sspssr rsiroad and Potomac water imme
dsFSs e oe 5ens Fl tine render
made Without reserve. It should srs. Ms,.
Terms Of sale: Ons- third in css.. and .s. -.
5y az deed ssd Of sTs1xs ssu.s
2ee.s, .ness at cost 81 purchaser.
Of sale VIII be so on each lot at the time
seI4-a j. 9. MCGUIRE L co., Aucts.
BY' o. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctienesrs. =,
iiEyiNfa. BErW1EN 41Hs6 HNb n 4sH srkEErsS hSn on
By virtue of deed Of trust from B. B. Bridge,
q T.sd ksoSra:
SSSHi Sf %ssshiSftGn s Gil offer at Auction on
Sa sss ar a
nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner
ssaf as and
due & East oDs hundred feet the whole depth f said
due to the Beginning With tho so7 snen
consisting of Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale One-third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the residue in two eaual In
.tAlments at six and twelve months, with interest
to be secured. =
The terms Of sale must be complied with With in
one week after sale or the property may be rssold
':ssi;;ss 9Hb' HHfh'sH Or oG6.s;.s: ss:.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., uctioneers.
CQMMIssIoNERg sALEoFREAL ESTATE.
FRAME Srs,,HT HoTsE AN AND LOT ION on NO NORTH I ST,
The undersigned, commissioners appointed by
the case of Elizabeth A. Fling and others aeainst
court, to make sale of the real estate Of which
that in pursuance of an order Of said court, en-
tered on the 8th day of April instant they will sell
on the premises, the following desert bed HOu Sc
and Lot, situate in the city of Washington, D. G.,
on WEDNESDAY. the 4th day of May, 1854 at 8
O'Clock p. M, namely: Lot No. 3, in Square No
45O, fronting Is feet north street. between 9Th
and 1th streets west, and having depth in the
story frame house with q back building.
Terms cash. THEO SHECKELS,
ANDREW GODDARD,
e. r. QUEEN
BEMEf HENNING, ..
W. L. ROSS,
Commissioners,
ap 70 j. e.. MCGUIRE Il Co. Aucts.
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A. THOS. BRADLY,
lads J,C. MCGUIRE G CO.. Aucts,
/ TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
In virtue of writ Of ferie facias on Judgment Of
condemn alton issued from the Clerks Office of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and TO
me directed will sell at public sale, for cash at
the front of the Court House door of said County
on FRIDAY, the 29th day of April 1864, at Il
o'clock M. the following described property to
wit:
Lot No. 1, in Square No. 81 east half Of Lots No.
ington, D. c., together with all aud singular the
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon H IS
WARD II. LAMON,
Amid IL S.MArAhAI. d. q.
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Green, the Maiden Murderer, Sentenced te
be Hung.

LOWELL, MASS, April e5-Edward W.
Green, who murdered Frank Converse, teller
of the Maiden Bank, was to-day sentenced to
be hanged. There was an immense crowd in
and around the court house to hear and know
the sentence. Green received it with apparent
scalInness. --srr as.ar- 7rse -p1.s4. .iLE