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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-11

a DMINISTRATOW'S NogICE. Notice Is
"a hereby given that Waiter Davidson, Als'r ~ tAe
estate Of lsabcla Reed aeCVased has tiled his Rual
account for he se tlsms 81 said estate IN Tue Mood
conny Probate Court, aod that the sRme viii be for
hclrlps aud examination on the eth day ct June A. n
lSt4. EDWIN TVliER, lrohatg i,ls,,
Mas B. 1851 "a
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TURN OUT.


Chairman County Central Committee.
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III II L d r A F T
NJ o T l @ ( :.

NJ o 7 O K
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS OF IMPROVEMENT
CITY HALL, June 50, 1894. !
In compliance with an ordinance OF the Lorpo
rat on, entitled An act for the removal OF otfAl,
slope, So, the public are hereby notified that all
kitchen otfal will be removed fro the respective
dwellings once a day until the list October next,
and ali housekeepefs are hereby notifed to plAo
vessels Huicient TO contain such ofal, and easily
handled. in the rtar Of their several premises,
when accessible to the garbage cArts, and when
n I accessible in the rear, then at place most
convenient. y. X. DORsErf,
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS W. SPALDIHG,
Commissioner Second Ward;
JOHN 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
VIM. DOUGLASS,
CommiBIionsr Fourth WArd
VIM II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
| W. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner Sixth Ward;
| JAS. H. BIRCH,
| Co whatsoever Seventh Ward.
| NIB. All oflAl OF other klnds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners OF the
| same. 10 90 lAw2m.
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PROPOSALS.
HORSES HORSES HORSES /
WA 11,I D5r a. gs,,1 cAyALsx sgssAv.

wAsHIHeTon, June %, Issa
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
office until ~ O'Clock m, TUESDAY, July iaih
1884, for two thousand q, 0oo) CAVALRY H0RsEs,
TO be delivered n Columbus, Ohio, two Thousand
i9OOO) al Detroit Michigan, within forty tIoS das
from date Of contract. O.. -
said Horsss % be sound ia all particulars, well
broken, full IN fesh, from fifteen ti6 10 sixteen (isj
hands high, RON nye 20 20 nins 90 years old, IN
good condition, and wed adapted I'm Sysry way to
These spec ,Gostions wni be strictly adhered to
and risidly eniorced In every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
By guarantee for Its faithful performance.
'Gs- should any United states ofboer guarautss
the proposal ofa bidder who should prove 70 be
is,RonSisls his name viii be reported % the Sc.
officer be dismissed the service. ...
An bidd,t and giiardnors tDn b hed 70 he riosai
oT cOnira o. 70 make ks CONRAD ,Ssr s,sardsd ,srn
followed by prosscufton 10 TIE l srsnf Of ne latS
Form Of bid or guaranty can be had on applies
Assistant Quartsfmastsr, Columbus, Ohio, Cap
tain e. Hay, Asslbtant QuArtermaster, IndianApo-
li., IadiAnai and Captain 2 W: Lee, Assistant
successful bidders viii be prepared 10 enter into
written contracts, with good and suiioient surety
The oath Of Alleg anoe must acoompany each bid.
The undel signed reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
will he entertained.
Bids for ne entire number Of Horses required arc
invited. -.
Payment will be promptly made on completion
OF contract.
No nGrrs ril BE- received.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Cav.
airy Horses,n and addressed 10 Lieut.. Col James
A; Ekin, Chief SusrtermAster' Cavalry Bureau
Any other information will 10 promptly given
on application personally e ~ letter te,v
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quarter master,
10 Purchase in the open market viii Be con.
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XTARIETIEsl VARIETIES /

VARIETIESi VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Pehn'A avenue and Ninth Streetl
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMoND LIGHT
HAhbLlN q CO'.....s. fTOprie'OIb
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
THE GREAT SUMMER RES0RR
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN AMERICA.
Admission, Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents.
Third AND LAST WEEK, POsITlVELf, or
Fitz simmons Truth Drama, witnessed by over
10000 persons, entitled,
THE sEvENTH-sTREET DREssMAKER,
TBE UNION MARTYR GIRL
.s's''''''s
1.-the Great Music Hall show
MISS MARY B0GART.
The following PTety DRnseusesi
MISS HELkNA SMITH, Mics Maggie Vernon,
Miss Milly Greed, Miss Hannah Bi' oh, Miss Louisa
Thomas, Annie Gilmore, Emma Hill.
The accomplished actress,
Mss LETrIE CHANDLER.
The following Philippians: Billy Thomas, Larry
Tsoley, Harry d OoJgood, Harry Francis, and the
S'Ar Stock Troupe.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
THE Fem .le Piokpocketj or, High and Low Life
In the Cap tai City" As 1t ran for over three
weeks to over 900 persons, will again be per
formed with new scenery. JtT
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NEW THBArRn.-To-nlght, We are to
Iifst production Of the military romance,
French Of Alexander Dumas, entitled
Rec GuArdsmen,n In which Miss Susan
the entire company appear.
|Iss.-Last night but two Of the great
ta of the 'sseveath sfrset DreBs Maker
Twin appear the popular young actress
Do Chandler. This II the last week posi-.
|lao, In addition, the great Music Hall
which an the Music Han artistes appear.
hy, Ladies' Levee.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREAnuRY DEPARTMENT
June rs, 1854
Sealed Offers will be received ct this Depart
ment, under the act OF March o. 1888, until noon OF
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of July, 1884, for Bonds OF
tho United StateB, to the amount OF thirty-three
millions, being the amount Of unAcceptod oiiers
under the notice Of Proposals for Loan, dated 9Th
Instant. Tho bonds will be bear annual interest
of ak per eentum, payable semi-ADnually in coin
the first days OF July and January OF each year,
and redeemAble after the 3o,h Of Juue, 1881.
Each offer must be for iity or one hundred dol
lars or some multiple Of one hundred dollars, and
must state the sum, Including premium, offered
for each hundred dollars In bonds, or for atty,
when the otter Is for no more than fifty. Two per
cent. of the principal, excluding premium, OF the
whole amount offered must bo deposited, as guar
Anty for payment OF subscription IL accepted, with
| the Treasurer OF the United States At Washington,
or with the Assistant Treasurer at New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, or ST. Louis, or with the
designated DepoSitsry at Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago Detroit, or Buffs-
10; or with any National Banking Association au.
thoriZed 70 receive deposits which may consent TO
transact the business without charge. Duplicate
rtideates OF deposit will 10 issued to deposltors
by the officer or association receiving them, the
| originals OF which must be forwarded with the
offers to the Department. All deposits should DO
made in time Tor advice OF oiferH with certificates
to reach Washington not later than the morning OF
July Q. No offer not accompanied by Its proper
| certificate OF depositc will be considered.
The oupon and RegiAtered Bonds issued will
10 Of the denominations OF $50, Sl0O, $500, an
$1,000 Registered bonds Of $1,000 and $4,000 will
also be issued u required.
All ofiers received will be opened on We 'nesday,
the 9Th OF July, BY the Secretary or one OF the
Assistant SecretSrles The awards will be msde
by the Secretary to the highest oaerers, and no.
| Ntgn oF in Nvtll ha tunF
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WAN DErAnTMEFT,l
hDJuTART GERERAL's OFFICE, ,
WAsnIHOTON, March n, 1854
All applications for leaves of absence or per
mission to visit Washington must BE- addressed to
Major General Halleok, Chief Of statf, and must
specify the business for which the OfloeT desires
the permission. TelegTSms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive nc
attention.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
m9I-u Assistant AdjutAnt General,
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DIURsrSd ALLhhf, sos fhhrslLVAhA
{yiEUE.-This celebrated establishment has Just
leon elegantly RENTED and furnished. HAB ono Of
HE largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
Fembracing hkenesseS OF distinguished persons
Itheae fnllen in battle can DO obtained hero. For
.puperior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
betitorS, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Is called to his new
imperial Photographs, also visnsttH now much
|bught after. novla-u
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OFFICE or PRoYOsT MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT or DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, I
WAsHIHOTON, d. C., June a. 1854.
For convenience Of Government employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment OF the District Of
Columbia will hear claims Of Exemption on the
ground OF non-residenoP, at their office, corner
Eighteenth and streets, from IL to 10 O'Clock, y.
NJ, daily. J. {. PUTNAM,
I Captain lst Regiment " h. C., and Provost Mar
Bhal District Of Columbia, je29
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AUCTION SALES.

pYJAs. o. INQUIRE & CO., AUG.
ID TIONRERs.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF GREEN HOUSE
10 o'clock, by order OF the honorable Orphans
Court Of the District Of Columbia, shall sell, on
Square No. o., near Boundary street, between
Twentieth and Twenty.frst streets, in the city Of
Washington, d. O., a quantity ofthe finest Plants
supposed to be IN the United States consisting Of
Japonless and Cape Jepsamines,
Terms cash. Delivery IAdo Immediately after
The sale, WILLIAM DOUGLAS
Administrator Of John Douglas, deceased.
J. G. MCGUIRE h CO.,
je29-d Auotoneefa,
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NEW YonK sTYLRs.-GeRtlsHasn's Clothing T.
NeD and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
md Buainess wear. Tho English Sack and Walk
Dug Coats excel In beauty grade and nnish any
billing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
oos--tf E29 Pa. Av.. bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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ANY one having occasion to visit q private
hedIoal Institution are advised to call on Dr..
'yellny.
\ large and succcsBful practice here and elHe-
where enables him TO guaranty aperfoot cure In all
asea.
/ An vista and communications strictly private
3,nd confidential. Persons calling SEQ no one but
IAhe Doctor, febl-u
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jesO-st
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IEADa'RS MILITlRY DIsTRIcT OF WAsME6IoS
WAt9IE0ToR, d q June IS, 1854.
General Orders, M. 10.
1, The streets ala envIronH Of the city OF WASH
uRtrn are in neglected and nlthy condition. To
,re,erve the health OF military residents, and pro-
mote the rsooveryo those Iiek in hospitals, II IL
,rdered that eaeii and every property-Owner, or
hs tenant In poaieusitn, In lieu Of him, shall at
cnoo have 80 mueliof any street. within the oorpS-
nto limits OF the SIty, a. bounds his property or
esidenee, and hnyalleY or paHsage-wAy thereon
r limiting 1t, and tls grounds in his possession or
ownership, thoroughly cleaned and diSinieoted.
Z The work Of oloanling the public grounds, and
and the streets contiguous, will DO comm onoed at
pnce, by the ofnssr charged with the execution OF
this order, Upon ita osmpletion, should the osSu.
pants or owners Of prvlts property have failed in
sonpliAnec the officer q detailed will perform the
york and AsssEH the COS, upon the owners or ten
ants. "
II. CaptAia Charles NJ. Horritt, A. Q, NJ, IL here
temporarily relieved lrUn duty A. Judge Advo
Ate at the Central GuArd-AouHe, an d 10 charged
9TH the execution Of ,he previSIonG OF theIe or
ers. He will make the Necessary acquisitions fol
rborerS and trtnnportatlS without delay.
Iy order OF Col. NJ. N. NEWELL, Military Gov
Gior. fhEoDusE MCGOWAN
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TUE only place where you can purchase badia
ubbeT goods Of all kinds At MaBIJ deFsS prieoa 10
Be II. a, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
eennsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
rooti, Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods bcautls
ally repaired at short notice. mar 2s-n
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT or
WAEHIHOToR, PRoYOsT MARsHAL'G OFFICE, J
WAsnH0TON, d. C., June q, 1884.
Special Orders, No. ST.
EEX'!A0tl
From and after this date no liquors will be al
lowed to be sold In this Military District, in the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown, VihtR Ont
entire block or square Of any HOSPiigL BSTTSeks
Camps, or lphsrs here are any hoops or guards sta
toned,
All licenses heretofore granted arc hereby 70
voked, and liquors found on any premises within
the prescribed limits will DO at once eonnsoAtsd
and the owner will DO liable to imprisonment.
by command OF Col. M. N. WIsEWELL,
military Governor.
8. INGRAHAM,
jS2S-lw Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED SUBSIST-
= ENCE STORES AND EMPTY BARRELS.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIsSARY or SuDsIsTESCE,l
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, June "a, 1854. I
VIII be sold at public auction, At No. IS Union
street, In the city OF Alexandria, Va on TUES
DAY, July 9th, 1854, q lot OF condemned subsist-
dried AppleB, peas, lice, hominy, roasted and
ground coffee, and desicoAte potatoes.
Also, the following quantities, more or leIs Of
empty barrels, viz:
5000 Flour and Potato BarrelSi
200 Pork BtTrelBi
10 nTOlAASes Kegs;
90 Vinegar Kegs;
% Whiskey Barrels;
l2l Bacon and Coffee Barrels.
Terms, eash-in Treasury notes,
Sale to commence at II o'clock, q, M. Stores and
barrels to be removed Immediately alter sale.
je2S-7t A. Il. CLARKE, Captain and c. s. v.
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u o r s A L e.
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bittert,
900 W. c. Club House Gin.
100 bbln. Old Rye Whiskey,
80 Very Old Rye Whlskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds,
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Maokerel.
100 half kits Mess Maekercl.
100 kits No. do.
100 % No.3 do.
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bags Old Java Coffee.
And . general assortment OF Wines, Liquors,
ChAmpagnes, Havana Cigars, &C., at mark ct rates.
W. C0RWIN DURGY,
No, II North Charles street,
mt2-iy Baltimore, Md.
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MAYORS OFFICE, JUNE %, 1864

MAYORS OFFICE, JUNE %, 1864.
BY virtue of al act Of the City Councils, and in
oASh, TO the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
2sth instant, In front OF the City Hall at the hour
OF ~ M the exclusive right and privilege OF using
the several Corporation Scales until the first day
OF July 1865 for the purpose OF weighing hay,
straw, fodder, oats in the straw, and live stock,
situated at the fol owing places
NO |. h street north, at its intersection with
Vermont avenue and Fifteenth street west.
No. .. Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth atrsets west.
No. a. In front Ol Northern Market, at lnterseo.
ton Of New York avenue and street north.
No, 4. Corner OF Maryland avenue and Third
street east
No. s. In front OF Anaoostia Engine House.
No Q. Ia the vicinity Of the depot OF the Bllti
more ana Ohio railroad.
No. At the foot Of Eleventh street west on the
| Potomac river.
No. 8. Al the foot of Third street east GA the
Eastern Branch.
| The following 10 the tariff OF rates which the
purchasers are entitled to receive FOR every LOAD
oIhay, straw, fodder, oats In the straw, weighing
one thousand pounds or less, % centsi over one
thousand pounds, 50 oentsi and for eAon and every
bundle, bale, package Of the same, 10 otntsi FOL
weighing live stock, cents for every hundred
pounds.
with all the provisions of the act approved 2ls
February, 1868, entitled An act to establish pub
| lie hay scales and for other putposes.n
| jt25-dt2O RICHARD WALLACHi Mayor
| 10 The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY
| the let of July, at same hour aud place,
| jc3G-lt RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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DOST FICE,
WAuuISOIoE CITN, u. C., June -, 1884
In RCsOTL,nce with tbs pToYisiOns of the late act
OF COngrcss, requiring subscribers to pay their
postage on al publications quietly In advance
tho public arc respectfully iDOrmcd that the car
Tiers will call upon each Bubaerber on the hrBt day
Of July, and on the trst day OF each succeeding
quarter for the amount Of postage duei and unleaa
promptly paid, either TO the carrier OF at the post
office, the papers must be retained in the office or
be treated RA "tTAnBlenth as required by law, and
DO charged for accordingly, Je9tSt
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OFF CIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PRovosT MARSHAL GEEERAL's OFFICE, I
WARRINGTON, d, C., June 20, 1854.
Circular, No. 20.
Persons not TT for military duty and not liable
to draft, from age or other causes have expressed
. desire to be personally represented in the Army
In addition to the contributions they have made In
the way OF bounties, they propose to procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment re-
| cruits to represent them in the service. Such
practical patriotism 10 worthy Of special common
| dAtion and Encouragement. Provost MATshals,
and all other officers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered to furnish all the facilities In their
power to enlist aud muster promptly the aeeepta'
BILE Representatives recruits presented in accordance
with the design herein set forth.
The name Of the person whom the recruit repre-
GentG will be noted on the Enlistment and Desorip
tive Roll OF the recruit and will be carried forward
from those papers to thu other official record
which form his military history.
suitably prepared certificates Of this PeTsoRG
representation In the service be forwarded from
this office, to be filled out and issued by Provost
MArhhAlS to the persons who put 10 Representative
recruits. JAMES n. Fry,
Je9T.tf Provost Marshal General,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RovBRS THEATRE.
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near Wilardh Hotel
WIN. r. SINN... Temporary Lessee and Manager
COOL AND COMFORTABLE.
THIS lTHuRsDAYl EVENING, June 90,
MR. c. d. HESS,
Upon which occasion
MISS KATE VANCE, H...
the celebTa ted young Cquestrienne, will appear 40
DICK TURPIN.
The famous trained charger, DON JUAN, trained
by Mr.. ". n. DER, viii appear 40 BONNIE BEss'
Second time of Bannister,s great Equestrian Drama
adapted from AlnSworth'A popular novel, entitled
ROCK wOODJ
OR, DICK TURPiN TIE HIGHWAYMhN.
Dick Turpln, the Noted Hlghwayman, Kate Vance.
To commence with the amusing comedlettA entitled
THE sTAGBsTRUCK LAWYER
Tomorrow tFridSy) night, benefit Of Miss KATE
4 mammoth entertainment is preparing for the
FOURTH OF JULY. je3o
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GOVERNM'T SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTER RS STORES.
CHIEF QuARIERmABTER's OFFICE
DrPoT OF wAsHIHoroR, J
WARRINGTON, ID. G., June Is, 1854.
viii be sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse No. 8, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streeta, in the city OF
Washington, ID. e., on WEDNESDAY, july @,
1854, lot Of QuartermaEters' Stores, C0nlemed IS
unit for issue, viz:
SptdeH, Handouts, Lanterns,
Office CtaltB, GTindstouPs, Stoves,
sto e-pipe, BroomB Coal.hUdB,
MeBSpAns, Buckets, Scrap sheet Iron,
And lFrge lot OF Carpenters Tools.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock, =, m.
Successful bidders will be required TO remove the
articles within Ave i5) days from date OF sale.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
u. II. RuCKER,
DrigAdier General aud Chief Qusrtermaster,
Je9S,St Depot Of Warrington.
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COLUMBIA GARDEN,
~ Corner Of Twelfth street and Ohio Avenue
FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
Monday and and saturday concerts commence a
o'clock, with full BrAss Band.
The coolest lager in the city always on hand.
io1-lms
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BOARDING.

DoARDING.-.AN NUMBER OF GEN.
Id tlemen can obtain board at No. ls1 Maryland
vonue between Four.and-s'hslf and sixth streets,
land. ooi1-ti
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HEApa'Rs MILITARY DIST. OF WAsHIs0ToE, !
wAsHiSoTos, D. c., June 30 1861 :

HEApa'Rs MILITARY DIST. OF WAsHIsoToE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., June 20, 1861
... !, tCiroulAr,l
In conformity with General orders, Noe 10 and
DO, current series Of Headquarters, Military Dis
trict Of Washington, keepers Of hotels, saloons
and restAu snts, grooers and provision dealers,
are hereby notified to remove, at once, from their
pre misses all otfal and refuse matter Of every de-
cfInssS aJOposlt u in Underwater, at either OF
The following points!
The Eastern Branch, Of Navy Yard bridges In
.the Potomac, at the "Syosmore,n between Long
&Bridge and Il . Monument.
This removal will be made daily hsfeAfter, and
any failure 10 comply with these orders will be
leemed military offence, punishable b. a closing
p Of the house,
At every private residence, also, there will b'
provided suitable boxes or barrels TO receive tht
ef 80 matter Of each day 9 productiOn, which, BY
lAw, the city aeavengers are required to remove
ktIy. T6ls will slSo be conveyed to the point
sfore mentioned and east into tide-wAter.
BY order Of Col. NJ. NJ wIsEWELL,
Military Governor.
CHARLES NJ. MERRITT,
jesO-st H Captain and A. Q. NJ.
FFIEo AL.
jEApaiRn MIirAHY DISTRICT or WARRINGTON
WAsHiH0IOE, d. O., June 20, 1854.
enerAl orders, No. 90.
The oporation Of General Orders No. 10, eurren
cries Of these tAdquArters IL extended to inslud
ae ely Of Geo setown, d. c.
By order OF NCol. NJ. N. wIsEwELL,
Military Governor.
THEODORE MCGOWAN,
iesp0t Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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RY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE q CO., AUG,

ID TIoNEERs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT COR
ner Of Maryland avenue and Twelfth street west
on the premises, we shall sell the whole OF Square
No. s26 ION the IsAnd) subdivided into good Build
Ing Lots, fronting respectively on Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west and Maryland avenue, all
This comprises ZONE Of the choicest building
sites in that section Of the city, and the sale 10
worthy the attention Of persons who wish fine
building sites.
Title indiaputAble.
Terms: Doe third cash. the rem alndor In ak and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
All CONVEX AnceS and stamps At the cost of the
'pSI msnt Of $40 on each lot will he required at
the Time ofsale. JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a Co,
je2Ld Auotioneers.
pY JAS. O. McG IRE & CO.,
ID AUCTIoNEERs.
NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST
Of the Capitol At Public sale.-on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, July 2, at six o'clock, on the prem !.
lsss, commencing with the frat named we shall
SQUARE NO. 7ss,
Lots No. ~ 70, II, IS, and ls, fronting on North
4 street and Fourth street east, AT the corner of
SQUARE NO. I,Oap,
Lots No. o, and 7, fronting on Kentucky and
south Carolina avenues and Fourteenth street
SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1853,
SQUARE NO. 1907,
Lots No. s, 0, 10, and II, on South D street,
between Kentucky avenue and Fifteenth street
ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. I,Osl.
Terms: One third In cashi the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interLtt, secured by .
deed OF trust on the premises.
Conveyanees at the cost Of the nurchaseIL
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