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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

~. THE suhuAl meeting If the stockholders Of
~ the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
RG:'roai Company will b. held ut tue Office OF the
company. in Richmond, on Wednesday. The LIST Of
June, ~ IL O'Clock n WINSTON, Treas.
my 9-lawSw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

trsics 4 PRRCo.l
Richmond, Va, Nay %, 1854.
~ NOTICE. An sdjourned meeting Of tbs
~ stoch holders Of this company will be held
at their efhcr. in .his sly, on Monday next, TIE
3oth tust al 10 o'clock n, to receive the report Of
tns r.d Ct Disectors Concerning the prnpositicn
OF the G3vsrnnenr, submitted at the called meet
Ing. w YARkIAdTON,
my 23--td Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

II ETRAY .--Takcn up on my farm, scar tie city:
~ u few days sirce. a bay mare, %. 9yaars Old I,
With g large star ia her fort lead. She IL siigGtly
lame. The owner eau nave her by applying to
DrF II DEAnE,
nv .G-ots Corner q, ace aud eth sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27
AUU1goN SALks-svruks OAKS

By r. Z. Eaton, Aue.ionstr,
81 Main q, formerly with q W Wills. 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

S,h day CT April 1894. Composed to be lost At
Goa 3D. IN Chester field, ca the Eichaond and a-
vile Railroad two Confederate PSF cent Bonds,
ona No t02 ios $20, issued May 80 1861 iatsIeet
paid to ist January, 1854 the other No T. 5Ss. for
81, SEQ issuei 4th september, 1861, intefe.t paid
- LIST January, 1864. II CROWDEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

4 ~ DOil.A 10 Reward --si,k ~ oil or Etotcb cna
eOb the tuDsrri Dor, Oh ia, utday, tho 2ist inst
y. red Cow. with white back snd breast; a!so, u
lntlo white linked with red between the horns and
eyes, and q little white under the belly TIE above
reward of $50 viii be pant for her delivery to nie
On 9th 1t, te.ween Clay and Leigh.
my a3--l2lH GEO SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

ar DULLAK3 Reward S.rsyed from the ysrd
20 Of tae naval .tsb.s on the night ii the
24tA - May, 1861. dun coored mare IN L., OF ras
dun about ten years Oh, rather low In order.
ant branded the left ahonlder with ihs letters 40
ISHn No other marks Yecolectcc. A reward Ct
twenty Eve dollars will DO paid any one returning
said niue TO the ce OF Special se,vce, corner o.:
9th and Hans fis, 10 tie nava! e,abis On le e.,
betweca Franklin aud Grace.
JOHN PARKER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

Usr or Hisla;d.--A TN bcx, Gssi for carrying
/ letters, WAS left By Mr. + kdw Hamtleton in
come .fscc. The person having the asns will please
leave il VITA RUBT HGUaE d CO.
nv 1;-n.t e
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

1TSfRAY-A servant Of mine, on his way from
ID the Army OF northern Virginia, took up q
horse running al large, he eates. Tne horso Is
now ut my house, st PRICE Ed ward e. II, Va. The
owner Can ges him ty proving property, pay,og
charges. kc PkYT0N bhhkELEf, u u.
2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

ky1kAfEp-FfOm my premises. On Hb, between
/ Cay and Leg b SITS, femaie shoas. souut Z or
8 mouths old, 10 medium condition. No Mnrks 70
maObered excs pt scar near the end Of her Lose.
She 10 black and hts For tor eiurn suitab:e
reward will be paid. Apply on 7th street, fou, III
Eoua. fran Cta. nv IE--2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

wv ANTED-A good nhsemsk er, " tac moath.
w To orc that can cub cut and MAKO NIL iine
Of enoes 10 order viii give fair price and STEADY
employ mept. Apply on the corner Of Cary end
Foushec streets, north eide, Grst house above the
D acas sa,th's shop Also, win make ell line Of
shoes NJ the shortcas notice aid ~ crcer cheaper
than they can he had or made IN this city Ihave
eoAnc msie on hand st this tina. pfics, $50 aud
ats for uovocco. my 27--its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

shall tosttly their sunciency uHdee cain 0etoso 6D1
the sarolag oiRoes taking the said bond under tn
advice Of the ead temporary Board shall deem them
sufficient. Srnh bonds shah, affair due execution, b
sransntted 70 the oooandant Of conscsipts Tor The
State, for ale 10 ths oiee 70 be surrendered T. ~
Obtixors uhsu the couatiOn1 thereof sFe a. " con
piled With and the recent Of any quarter master o.
commissary, spsctfying that the amount Of prodsca
required BY the bOad has boea duly delivered and
sssssiisa "aa sosss q s.ss fsas s ssss'a = 4.
WASded 10 The connanAanS Of conec1ipts, 70 - b
him forwarded 70 the Qaarternasasr General or ~
CommAsaFy 0enersl, through thh Baseau.
II. sxxxPTioA o. ACCOUNT o. RElyaI:Ua PATS.
Persoas eatitlsd 10 e1emplioa - psoviAsA Cor d
paragraph Nj, General Oea1rs No e, 4 aaA q O.
current ssstus, will, o. application, receive esstn-
Gates thereof fsom The Congressional enrolling OH
hsvs o0mplIed with the requirement a ~ law.
<. sxMpuom a. oSrcsas a. OoxvwssAm AMI
a1A31 0evxAH0xMTu.
Certificates Of exeopaian foe olacen q the Con
Iedsrate aAd 6sa6s 0oversnsnts VIII 10 stven b
tho conmandAats 1os ~ osateo.
n. lxvRsraxflss o. APSl1cAwSs poa sxxxPlsax.
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nosy, aad dealt utA acepgdkng 10 ~ pfovl11ona q
paragraph III, Of GeAsrAl Orasre NJ =. 4 nd
. Ivery applieatisa fhr ersn,a,ea saouid ),
carefully, minHseiy, and thesoaGhly taseeslgeae'
BY the local eusoliAe c0eer, With the ~ q ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

NNE Hundred Dollars Reward -Strayed or
stolen from The Office OF Special Service Naval
department, corner OF 9.h aud Bank streets, on
Thursday night, 18th inst, lew sen the hours Of
ana O'Clock, . black Mare, square butt. IA hauds
high, and had On q brdle, saddle, and EOgiIsh FAD
dis blanket. reward CT enc HUNDRED dollars Will
be paid upon the return Of thu Mare and equipments
10 this of1oa. JOHN PARKER,
my 31-St Lieut. In Charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

az DULlARS Reward ---ks.Sayed, . snia,l mu-
Le) 'atio boy, Gtout ii years oa or the name OF
Los all, formerly belonged to Joau barksdale, CT
Charlottesville. Not being nse 10 the city cannot
fiut HE way hane. il he has been cafrel 10 sby
hospital any Information viii he thankfully 'slvet
by cHAS w Allan,
my 2-6t tan ct, bot tiraa. and franHin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

NOTICE --Appiisaticn will be made to the rrea-
IN sury Department for renewal Ct the following
four per cent certificates aud the uslc caution
ed against trading FOL the sasne. rhcy were iseusd
29th March, and are numbered respectively IRON
t46s to S47a: Jas &c. $500; W0Iden, $500; I'D
ward DENLY, $40; Wm is.em, @lo0; b Mansfield,
Or, 500.
ap l9-1awdws g W RlJIFORp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-27

100 DuILAkS Reward -Straytd from The
lUU Central Depot, on the i7ih icst, D large red
buffalo COW Win Come white epos on 10th sides OF
her. The sbo7e ward will be paid for her return
70 me- o. for any stion ieadjGg to her recovery
JAA MURPHY,
my 24--6tf FIaoKtu street,
Evening star., 1864-04-30
FURTHER FROM THE SOUTH.
6rgrLate News Items of Interest.

III FUhTHEh kkOM THE SOtIh.
G., 6rsgLate News Items of Interest.
From the Atlanta (Ga.) Daily Intelligen GER,
Of April y. we extract the following telegraph
ie dispatches: aG brs .e.as =. z.5.s.eE
,ayssisu,fgg The Defeat of Ranks.
MOBILE, April 20,-Western dispatches re-
port that battle took place at Mansfield, La,
on April s. Banks was defeated with loss
of 5000. Gen. Kirby Smith captured IS guns,
200 pdred wagons, and 600 prisoners. The
Federals admit defeat ,,s, a. -.r.
Generals Mouton and Polignac were severe
ly wounded. '@'A EtIE
Steele is surrounded on the Little Missouri,
J and is awaiting achievements.
Dash on Port Hudson.
NOZZLE, April -S0.-Col. Powers, with 300
men, dashed into Port Hudson on the 9TH, and
captured one gun and eighteen prisoners. The
Yankees admit loss Of ninety. Powers loss,
three wounded. EEE
The Fort Pillow Affair.
RICHMOND, April 20.-General Forests off,
cial dispatch, announcing the capture of Fort
Pillow, has been received at the War Depart
ment. Five hundred out of seven hundred
men composing the garrison, were killed All
the officers were killed. General Forests loss,
twenty killed and sixty wounded. Over one
hundred citizens, who had fed to the fort
from conscription, ran into the river and were
Treasury Department.
RICHMOND, April 20-Instructions have been
gIyen~to the First Auditor of the Treasury
Department to move his bureau to Montgomery,
Ala. All the clerks but four have signif1ed their
Willingness to 60.
RICHMOND, April 2O-The funding returns
show an aggregate of S237, 100000, with twenty
small depositaries to hear from. sar
The only State from which complete returns
have been received is Georgia, in which the
amount funded is S72, ,26i,G $50
Evening star., 1864-04-30

VARIETIES! VARIETIES
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NINTH STREET
FITz SIMMONS --- Stage Manager and Advertiser.
This Evening, positively, the great drama in two
acts from Ainsworth' s thrilling novel of Jack
Sheppard. containing all the attractive scenes,
points and interests of that great story-forming
fife like, exciting. representation; a correct and
vivid history, in dramatic form, of the renowned
scafIoid, entitled JACK sHEPPARD, THE OAR:
ING H1GHWAYMAN, in 2 acts, Is scenes and 8
tablesax. This version of the Bold Robber and
Highwayman of England in the eighteenth centu
ry is entirely new and novel, compiled from Aims
the period series Of strange adventures, full of
breadth escapes. This reckless, daring. but gem
erous robber, was favoIite of numerous class
portrait was painted by Sir James Thornhill, at
the express order of the King. Gay, the poet,
Of his career and Hogarth the celebrated painter
his series Of the idle Apprentice" from Jack $
confession in Newg8te, instructive and moral in
tendency. .# 'r. ... D.. .s." . ap29
Evening star., 1864-04-30

Mr.. Dawes resolution, calling for In nfsrmation
IN relation to MIR. Blair, was agreed to. a
y me House took up the bill relative to pro-
WONG republican governments for States su D.
Esllea or eyerthrown by the rebelliong IA
ar SehoHeld made a speech showing that
slavery pas been an element Of ,discord in our
condition Of sfairs, and ought therefore 70 De
removed. -
Mr Garfeld offered preambleouo,ine re-
marks heretofore made by F. II. Blair, 20 the
effect that Secretary Chase is p,sklne use of
income from abandoned plantations to cary
out the programme of the Pomeroy secret cir
cuiar, and was against the Administration
winch gave him place. That nobody believed
he has retired as a candidate for the Presidency,
although he has said SO in letter, but 10 work
ing underground and using his public position
10 promote his own political schemes, thus
further quotes from the New York world and
the Consutuhonal Union, which. papers con.
taned articles charging frauds In the fraction al
currency and as Hon. James Brooks had
reported the substance Of these articles: There
fore,
Resolred, Thata committee Of n We be appoin,.
ed by Speaker Of House TO investigate the truth
other allegations affecting the integrity Of the
Treasury Department, and that they nave
power to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Ancona objected to Introductory reso-
.lution, therefore 1t could not be entertained,
general consent being required by the rules.
The House took a recess until O'Clock, and
upon reassembling the bill to provide republi-
can governments for the States oyerthrown or
subverted by the rebellion, was taken up, and
Mr.. Stevens offered a substitute therefor. 1t
declares that the rebefllous States, by wagng
an unjust war, have no right TO claim exemp-
ton from the extreme rigors and rights OF war
that none of the States which have seeded
with the consent Of majority of their citizens,
can be tolerated or considered "a within the
Unions SO as to be, allowed representation in
Congress 2y 70 take part in The RoitticaI Gov
amendmehts to the Consultation, and when
; sasnsndmenfs thsrefo are ipreposee, they can be
sacpted tws,.hssds, Sf & tns S;n n0nSseSeded sa
condpef the seeded States, they shall be repre-
sented In the House OF Representatives the
same as other Territories a. g5uEtsgss
Messrs. Dawson, Morehe ad and others made
a few brief remarks.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
..rhe PenAkYIvania Reseryes.

= HARRISBURG, April 29.-In the House Of
Representatives this evening, Mr.. Barger made
an important statement in relation to the 18th
regiment Pennsylvania Reserves.
The men, he stated, entered the service Of
Pennsylvania in May, three years ago, but
were not mustered into the national service
till .hree. months aftsr, and are now greatly
dissatisfied; SO much so, that number Of them
were under arrest the men claiming that their
term Of service expired in May, the National
Government contending that 1t extended until
July. ..' fa 'sHt7 .a#. t.-s - =.
Mr.. Barger read an extract Of a letter from
Col. McCandless, commanding the division,
relative to the dissatisfaction and fearing the
men wonld refuse to serve after May.
Governor Curtin had urged that some action
on the part Of the Legislature be taken to in
duce the national Government to comply with
the demands Of the reserves. In accordance
with this suggestion, Mr.. Barger offered a res.
olution which ur gently solicited the President
TO discharge the reserves. 80 II
To add to the dissatisfaction Of the men, it is
stated that some Of their comrades who had
left and joined the regulars had already been
discharged by order of the War Department,
which allowed soldiers leaving the volunteers
and joining the regulars to count their three
years from the date of their original enrolment,
and not from the date OF actual muster into the
national service -... sE .r.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Simon Cameron has been chosen president of
the Union State Central Committee.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
ORPHANs' COURT, April l4th. 1854.

~ DiStrfc Of Columbia. Washington oousp-y to ,rjt.
In the case Of Thomas Dennis, ADM '-,isfrater of
Charles S. Whitney, deceased, the admin istrator
aforesaid has, with the approhat an Of the Ornbsns
Gour. of Washington Pin Co9ntv aforesaid, appointed
ns and dh fasy OF ay next for the final
o. ~ sYr be of the assets in hand as far
SSIe WIEN been collected and turned into
nd where all the creditors and heirs
bmsr ~ @ - .sed are notified to attend, fat the Or,
ppith :, ourt of Washington County aforesaid
mtsh .Ieir claims properly youched, or they may
ga o.! erwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
aid deceased's estate Provided, copy OF this
order be pu ublished once week for three weeks in
the Evening Star, previous to the said 10th May.
Test: z. G. ROBBINS, A1
SO ls-law3ws Register of Wills.
Evening star., 1864-04-30
AUCTION SALES.
* j. @. MCGUIRE L CO., ,Auctioneers

TRREsTEEs RRs ad;, s SALE OF XALyABLs sIAuGH-
Lots near ths Esv1 Ysra Se,onsing anq T. the
Nv ne sfss 2ehsilfs MIS-
q Ss als.: rs ssss
Of the district sitting fn ehancsiy
esa day0 " msT
1nen Miller ct al. are defendants mo is,j we
IS tSsf fn asasls aSassss so 81 ,ss1, sna
BY brick dwelling house. slaughter Ronss sa
late Msr The ysrd
vided as may be deemed most desirable. VI VI "
ssd s 5sss,.s .,s south
Ndmmedi.tely I'm after. part of lot No. 2. in squ are
and running back 81 feet 81 inches on 10th street
s1eiae apd by double story frame
s1 ssf Pant Ct IS ssS:. rom
ming ming ives. ard froptng on street feet thence
With 'fss
sss;1S;Siaa ai!er part Of Lot 2; same Square,
thence ' IS shenee Pe6ee
south about 2 feet thence east % feet inches to
censissng brieR dWenps Goase
dmmediately nm after, pert of Lot No in Square
. ',S, oic soutu .pdEt shcEeols lIOnCnh y
feet on th street east and running back that width
on Nj street south 80 foot, to gether with the i'm
provements consisting of fame dwelling hou%9e. %
ammed5aely m after Lot ls in Square No. LOIS
of south K street, and running back 95 feet, to-
gether with the improvements, consisting Of
brick back building -
Terms: One third in cash; the remain nder in g. p,
and Is months, with interest, for which I he pur-
cha must give notes secured to the satisfaction
OF the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
of paying all in cash.
Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chasers
If the terms of sale are not complied with in five
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right of
reseng, at the risk snd expense of the defaulting
purchaser. on enc weeks notice in the National
1ntelligencer. GEO. A. BOHRER,
L. O. MORGAN,
. a.1. A. THOS. BRADLEY,
. Trustees.
Evening star., 1864-04-30

FouRTH WARD STATION CAsEs-James
rrown- violating city ordinance; $3.50. Jor-
dan Rrawner, VIM. Barry & Co., Frank Sand,
doc. w. Powers, malicious mischief; Susan
nah hammond and Caroline O'Brlen, drunk
Henry Rum. do. In wagon; dismissed. John
THOMPSON, deserter; Rob,t Orrick, suspicious
Character; military. q. w. Power, disorderiy;
street. dismissed. T. .O'Sulliyany@l
Evening star., 1864-04-30
Z. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

Reconnsissan nce to Madison Court House
The Enemy Not in Force in that yicini.
ty-Dinner to.Gen. Grant and others, by
4 John Minor Botts. St :
Adyices from the Army Of the Potomac state
that on Thursday brigade of cavalry under
Gen. Devens went ont on reconnaissance to
Madison Court House, and found q party of
about thirty rebels in the place, most OF whom
they captured. 1efsr eFtatgs
No force Of the enemy was discovered any,
where in that vicinity, although twas cur
rently reported they had crossed the Rapidan,
and were moving toward our right. g.,
The expedition returned without any loss.
81. Mr. John M. Bolts gave q dinner on Thurs.
dav, at which Generals Grant, Sedgwick,
Hancock, Brney, y,Humphreys, Robinson, Will.
liams, Ingalls,, Rawlings, Mott Carr, Webb,
Ths :;I :, ana ens Norris were
er, and all seemed to enjoy themselses.-9 81
Evening star., 1864-04-30
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

I W v
ON THE ISLAND IN SUB DIVISION OF
SQUARE No. 412. AT AUCTION. -. ~.
On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May next, we
shall sell on the promises, commencing at clock
All of Square No. 4l2 except two or three lots on
which Buildings are erected; the Square is divided
INTO bandso ne Building Lots averaging from q
70 Is feet front each, all of which run back to al
Ieys This property is beautifully situated bound
go By, and fronting on and streets south, and
sth and 9Th streets west and the sale will be well
worthy the attention of persons wishing to pur-
chase handsome building site or make q sooa in
fvestment. ~ = = -.-'------ - =. .-H
81 Terms: One half cash, balance in six and twelve
months, the purchasers TO give notes for the de-
lfered payments, bearing interest from the day OF
: sale; q dc ed given and deed of trust taken
All conveyances Including revenue STAN ps at mr.
chasers cost --Ef
ap27-d (Rep. GREENS WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
wharf At PUBLIC AyCT .,an skArR ST

o'clock, on the premises, Ne ~ ~, May !th; At s
+, II 1S l iss. sna oa saasre nanSsrss s
10 inches on seS1n erect improved by large
sSItssn aoed roc .ek Hctel Building With SOME
Ia rasssse-y -ns, with large Psrl,rs, Bar room,
.;u HI S"rrs sutbuildipgs The grounds are par
"a tsst ,cnded with Substantial stone wall. and
AZ -fally laid ont with ch lce grapes, fruits
mo ma Dawers, especially with view to q summer re.
The proximity of this handsome property to the
extensive wharyes at the foot of sixth ssree. ana
the G9vernment works. Arsenal, &s con- man ling
as IL does, a splendid vieE of the Potomac river,
renders it very, valuable as Hotel summer
resort and to this end tie property viii be Sold
tire. -...r -- ....- - -.. }.
Early session will be given. =
Terms One third cash; the rem sinder in six and
twelve months with Interest, secured by Sdsci of
trust on the property. -.
Title perfect. "s'a- ~.
-.. sd I'D c. Meg UIRE Il CO, ,Aucts.
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..- The Draft IN New Jersey.
TRENTON, April 29-The Draft for S,S51 men.
being the deficiency on the two last calls, will
begin in this State on the Sd Of May.
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|, OnO HORSES WANTED.

WARD DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURRAU.)
Cfcs of Chief QndYteTnaster,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April s, 1854. !
One hundred and fifty lSl5o) dollars per head viii
..ltI. CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen tI5) days at the
Government Stables, Giesboro D. G.
Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than five f5l nor more than nine (9) years old
from l41S TO l6 hands high full feshed, com pactly
built, bride wise, and Of size sufficient for cavalry
purposes.
rIsidiy enforced in ersry particular.
Payment made on delivery of ten tlo) and over.
Hours of inspection from q. m. to 6p m.
JAMES "A. EKIN, Lieut. CofoneEand
EpslEt Chief Quartermastsr, Cavalry Ba reau.
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RY THOMAS DOWLING. Auct Georgetown.
DESIRABLE BvILDING LOTS IN GEORGE

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY 4th, At :
O'Clock, p. m, viii sell, in front of the premises
on the corner of Frederick and Fifth streets, de-
street, ard 90 feet on Fifth street
Also, immedi lately after the above, the undivided
third part Of Lot No 22s fronting 70 feet on sixth
street, running back l61 feet.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on the property
CoDveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser,
Title perfect.
SpT-d THOS. DOWIINH. Auct.
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pILLIARD TABLEs FOR SALE-The subssri-
- Der has three drst class Billiard Tables nearly
new, which he viii dispose of very low. Inauj-
A. the Billiard room, corner Of llth strset .nS
PsnlfYlT&nia Avspae, NIB 11a