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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-04-01
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For the Union and Journal.
JANE RANSOM.
BY MARION GREY.

BY MARION GREY.
Jane Ransom sat In her quiet room,
When the fields were sheeted with cloyer-bloom,
Aud the suns soft kiss Of parting 10y,
With tender flush, on the brow or day.
And she thought, rs the hum Of the village stree
FlOated mp through the twilight sweet
or the blossoming hopes and the drenching tear
That had drifted across her forty years -
Hopes that were born OF her girlish dreams,
Sunny and fair as her mountain streams,
Tears whose wasting and passionate dow
Had beaten the delicate blossoms low.
She was forty now, and her hair was gray
That once In such shining masses lay,
And the heart that thrilled with proud unrest
Was silent and calm as the sunless west;
For the years had brought her n robe 10 wear,
That was not content, and was not despair,
Aud the touch that bunted the edge OF pain
Dlmmed LIES sparkle With ruthless stain.
But tonight, rs she sat In the sunset glow,
Her spirit bent To tho 'long ago."
Aud the CLEAN osthe dewy glades afar
Glittered soft as the evening star.
And the oldeu gladness within hcr, stirred,
As n loving touch or tender word.
Waited down from the distant years,
Greeted her heart through It's mist OF tears.
Yet following quick on the shining track,
The aching, reInOrseless pang came back,
And she lifted her head with stlhed moan
AS her white lips whispered, "alone, alone"
Beyond the hill In the waning light
The stones of the church. yard met her sight,
Aud her sad plant breathed In n quivering sigh,
There are none to sorrow, If should die :"
When suddenly all the room grew bright
AS II from n yiewless point OF light,
And ripple OF music, sweet and clear,
Swept softly down through the wondering air
.rho soul that endures, ST. the cadence rang,
Brave aud patient, each Ileavcn-sint pang,
Shall hnd at last every sorrow set,
a pearl, in n fadeless cOrOnet.
Tho eyes uplifted through blur Of tears,
Trustfglly still over doubts and fears,
Forthe Lord'sredeemed, within Heavens own gates
The feet that walk with steady tread
Where the thorns are sharp and the roses dead,
Shall pause at length where the pain shall cease
In rest, aud JOY, and eternal peace"
The solemn hush Of the night camo down
Upon shadOwy wood aud silent town,
And the mystic harmony seemed TO lie
In slow, sweet throbbings, along the sky.
But the woman's soul grew strong to bear,
For still she heard, on the ambient air,
Like u song Of triumph DER pains surcease,
"Rest, and JOY, aud eternal peace"
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What arc the two smallest animals mem
toned IN the Bible ? Ans.--The Widows
Mite and the Wicked Flee.
What preserves did they hsvo 10 the
Ark? Ans.-Prcseved pairs. (6ears.
Why do most Of tho Isdlcs in China have
10 walk? Anal Because there's only one
coach in China. tCochiu China. i
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THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK
Clay Retort Manufacturing Go
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK. ss.-supremc Judicial Court, January
Term, A. ID. 1864.
York County Mutual FIRE Insurance Com
pdny rs. Josiah l.. Fare Ct az.
Nd now on suggestion to the court that
y John Bailey, one of the defendants at the
time of the service of the writ, was not an in
habitant OF this State, and had no tenant agent
or attorney within the same; that his goods or
estate have been attached in this action, and
that he has had no notice OF said suit and at
tachment:
n is Ordered, That notice Of the pendency Of
this suit be given to the said John Bailey, by sery-
ing him in hand with an attested copy OF this
order, together with an abstract of the plaint-
in's writ, fourteen days at least Tor by publish
ing the same three weeks successfully in the
Union and Journal, newspaper printed at
BiilletOrl in said County of York. the last pub
licaton thereof to be not less than thirty days)
before the next term of said court, to be holden
at Alfred, in and for said county, on the fourth
Tuesday of May. A. ID. 1864, that srd John Ba-
ley may then and there appear aud answer to
said suit. il he shall see cause.
Attest: Z. ID. LORD, CLERK.
abstract OF Plaintiffs Writ.l
Assumpsit upon promissOry note on poll
icy of insurance numbered l0t70, in the third
class in said company. Said note is dated at
South Berwick. August "a. lsaS. is for the sum
of Sl20, 90. siguel by said defendants and pay
able To said company or their treasurer for the
time being. in such portions and at such times
rs the Directors of said company might, agree
ably to the act Of incorporation and bylaws Of
said company. require; FOR and ON account OF
an assessment upon said note for the sum Of
SiO,Oi, made by the Directors of sand company
April 4. 1859. Also, n count in said writ for
divers premiums and assessments ON divers pol
ices of insurance. made by the plaintiffs to the
defendants, for the sum OF $1,000. Also,
money counts in said writ for Sl25,O0.
Said writ is dated March 20. 1862, is in plea
of the case, and rcturnablc to the May term of
said Court, 4. ID. 1862. Addamnum $4,000.
A true copy of order of court, with abstract
OF the writ.
i3 Attest: G. b. LORD, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS,
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionesrs,
oHAEolRY SALE OF yALEAgLn LOTS MAR

Pursuant to 9 decree OF the Supreme COURT Of
the District of Columbia, passed on the 4th day OF
May 1854 in an equity cause pending In said o9nrt.
ants, the subscriber will, ON WEDNESDAY, The
9Th day October next, at Az O'Clock, on the prem
Uses offer at pu sale to the highest bidder Lots
No. and 2 in Square No 6sl, situated at the cor
ner Of nErth street and Delaware avenue;
on the premises. Lot No. 4, in sQssIe No. So.
nue. ard south Capitol street. Lot No. 2, in Square
No 693. on south = street, between New Jersey sv-
en1e and south Capitol street, and Lots 7, s, Oil,
H. H. b. T. Is 10 Is, 19, 90 and q, IN Square No.
me terms, as prescribed by the decree, will bs:
Ohe tnifd OF the purchase money in cash, and tho
sdqe n Two equal instalments in six and twelve
months from the day of sale. for which the purcha-
ser notes, with approved security. bearing inter
est from the DAY OF sale, will be taken with a re-
tanned lieu on the premises ~ ~
A deposite of so on each lot will be required at
the sale
The cost of conveyancing certificates of sale and
stamps to be borne by the purchaser
II the terms of sale be not fully complied with
within FIVE days next after the day OF sale the
property will be re sold at the risk and of the
defaulting purchaser after one week 8 public no.
tice by advsrtis ement in the Eysnipg Star.
sep Y-eo&ds j, G. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
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pYJAs. C. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TRACT LAND
NEAR THE INSANE ASYLUM.

On THURSDAY, October II, at IL o'clock m i at
the Auction Rooms of Jas q. Mcclure & 90 by
virtue Of deed of trust from Charles J. Uhlmsnn
recorded in Libsr n g IT, No fslios IS, ct seq,
one Of the Land Records for Washington County
tract Of land knoEp formerly dstock, !" and
the U. Insane Asylum. the part to be sold being
described as Lot "A; as laid Town upon plat OF
duly recorded in Liber j A. s., No al3 foios IA.
&c. one of the Land Records of Washington
County, said tract containing twenty two acres
two roods, and thirty two perches, more or less
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchasers.
DAVID WALKER, Trustee.
sen 2I-2aw6ds j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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PROPOSALS FOR MANURE.
CHIRF QUARTRRMAsfHR's OFFICE,
DIP0T or WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. September 10. 1854
Sealed proposals. will be received at the once Of
Osptaln Charles ID. Tompkins, A. Q. II. U g. A !,
corner Of Twenty second and G streets, in this
CITY, until noon OF MONDAY, October 10, 1854 for
pot. Vi 'A's oo
Bids must be made at 30 much per en- hi, I'd
and for such quantities the bidders NAV "a
quire. ~
The manure will De awarded to the hishsst hid :
ders, who will be required to remove 1t within
sixty (60b days after the date Of award.
Payment will be required in Government IN ods
at the date the proposals are accepted and the Ma
nure me asured the Measurement to be understood
as delvery.l
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids should they be deemeG too low =
N1' -l-t1 D. H RUCKHR,
Brisadier General and Chief Qnsrtermsster.
sep 81 1T 4 Depot Of Washington.
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= MARsHAL,S SALE.

nx;r,ue Of writ Of feri facias. issued from the
Cenn,bia. and TO directed, Win sell af vubiia
s.Ia FOR cash In front of W, L Wall &c 90 z b. ,
strsets in the CITY of Washington. D. O.. on sAf-
URDXY. the 24th day of September inst 1854, cam
mancin N 1t n o o'clock q. m: - : :
Dunn Horse. -. ---s7--.l.
,etzed and levied upon as the PROPERTY OF .oSn O.
Hazleton, and will be sold to satisfy judic;als No
WARD q. LAN3G,
sep lSd C.s MarshAp.
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DYJ. G. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
NEhk mn y sIT Tl nr N3nTH, BETWEEN 9Th
On THURSDAY AFTERNooN, October 6. at s
trust from Adolph r. Lpphard and wife, dated
April H5? and duly recorded in LibeI yA.S;.
for Washin ston County. b. C. we shall sell part Of
Lot No, {, in sqgare. No. 40, fronting \ feet IT,.
oe no ssa ee
Also rear portion of the said Lot No rSn ing
width 40 feet improved 81 a frame tenement.
Terms cash.
the purchaser. 80 vo,,No
esS AAmfHHIeARY g. OFFUTT,} Trustees.
sep ID eo&d J. @. McdoIhH CO., Aucts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOLD-PLATED JEwRLRY-NeW and beautiful
styles and Silver Plated Tea Spoons for ONLY One
Dollar, at the Dollar Store, 43S Pa. avenue near
4a st. Its
DRAFTED MEN should consult a lawyer and John
H. McCutchen, ESQ. :, Attorney at Law, office corner
of7th and streets, up stairs, has had much sxpe-
with the laws and regulations on this subject
sen lQ-3ts
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DIED.,

On Wednesday morning, ate O'Clock, September
1lst, Mrs MURPHY, first name Mary Roche, on X
street between LIST street and New Jersey avenue
Her friends and scquaiptances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral at O'Clock, to-
morrow, in the afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-21

HYMENIAL.-The Church Of the Epiphany
was last evening largely attended to witness
the nuptials Of our fellow citizen, DR.. Noble,
and MISS Henrietta Glitch. Rev. DR.. Hall, the
rector, performed the ceremony.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE rHIs Ar
1KRSooN.-We are requested to call attention
70 the trustees sale, this afternoon at o'cIock
, on the premises, of q beautiful building lot Al
sthe corner Of and I'd street, near the cfty. and
immediately after Of three three story brick
DWELLING house, on LIST street. between q And
stree Is north, on Printing Once square.
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SECOND WARD DRAFT MRETING.-Last eve
ming adjourned meeting of the citizens Of
the Second Ward was held NJ Germania Hall,
TO take further measures in reference to the
draft, Mr. b A. Peugh in the chair.
The treasurer reported that up to yesterday
morning he had on hand 3, 900, and during the
evening S255 additional was paid in.
Mr.. J. H. Posey knew of eighty seven men
who could be obtained il the money was paid
in by Wednesday afternoon. They would 60
Tor the District for 500 less than they would
for States, and hold themselves at $1,000.
J. Miller, J. w. Tucker, j. w. Spaulding,
John Alexander, and Geo. SeitZ, were added
cruits can be obtained, and for what price; and
also TO make contracts with volunteers
Messrs. w. Pettibone, >. W. Owen, S. T.
Raub, Andrew Joyce, and Ct. II. Plant, were
appointed a committee to solicit 500 subscrip-
lions.
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REAL EsTATE.-James G. Mcclure & 90
sold, yesterday afternoon, Lot 0, In Square rs
on Il, between 10th and 21st streets, to Joseph
N. Pearson, Tor 3ok cents per square foot part
of Lot 3, in Square 26s, and improvements, to
John II. Taylor, for $3.50; square north of
Square 27e, bounded by 18th street west, Yer.
AGO square feet, was sold to b. Ostermeyer for
$3.50.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is called to the
advertisement under the above head. The
gentleman proposing to form q class is kaown
to us, and we think the opening for those wish
ing to learn photography an excellent one.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

FoRD's observation-disclosures Mavourneen,"
and " A Lesson for Husbands" are announced
rs the plays at Fors's tonight. They are TWO
good plays The first one has delighted crowos
all OF this week, and Mrs. Florence mas ire
quently acceptabiy performed the nye cnarac-
''ers in the last, which Is q Protean play.
Growers THKATRE.-The romantic drama
Of "Valsha, the Slave ueen," Will be per-
-ormed to might, and will be produced with
ursw scenery, costumes, and appointments.
Madame Ponisi appears as "Valsha." This is
me first time this play has been performed
here. +" The Post Of Honor" with Bishop as
Cobus Yerkes," will conclude the entertain
Ilept.
VARIRTIEs.-Mr Fitz Simmons drama ssThe
Ylepgers Of a Dancing Girl" is announced for
tonight again. Two new Ethiopian acts
look out for the Pivot Gun," and "He Gues-
ses Not" are also announced, among other at
1ractiye features.
CANTEEBURY.-Jno. Denier, the daring gym
mast will to- might perform the feat of walking
rope from the stage to the gallery, a distance
of I30 feet. He will also walk blindfolded
Mile and Clara Fow Ter, Jennie Engle. D. W.
Collins, John Mulligan, Delehanty and Ward,
and all of the company will appear in splen-
did concert hall bill.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON d
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 22d,
at o'clock, tn premises, shall cell parts of
Lots Nos. II and IL. In Square No. 2s3 fronting Il
west rur ming back SO feet AZ inches to % feet
paved alley. improved by bricl building two high
store.
and II months. with interest. secured by a deed OF
trust on the pre- misses.
T tie indisputable.
Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid
sepiO &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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SENT TO FORT DRLAwARE.-One hundred
and two rebel officers and men have been sent
from the Old Capitol Prison to Fort Delaware,
under guard of thirty men OF the 9th regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, commanded by Lieut..
McCleary.
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Observation-Disclosures keepers are re.
qaested to note the advertisement for meeting
tonight, in another column.
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IMPORTANT ARRKsT.-L Last week, detec.
lives McDevitt, Clarvoe and Donaldson got
information that Jerry Dunn, who was tried
and convicted with Charles E. Belmont and
Thomas l.. smith of the murder of George
holmes al Ilnckhannock, Wyoming county,
Pa, in July last had escaped from the sherif
while on his way TO prison to serve a term of
seven years. He was convicted by the name
of Jeremiah II. Dnsmore but the officers know.
ing his attachment TO q female in this citv sst i,
trap for him, and succeeded in capturing him
IN Georgetown. Yesterday morning, Sheriff
A. Gay, of Wyoming county, arrived in Wash.
lngton, and identified Dunn as the man Dins.
more who was convicted and escaped. The
proper course will be taken to return the fugi-
tive to Cherry Hill prison, Pennsylvania, i'm
named for their interchangeable efforts in secu-
ring the murderer
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2 OF THE VERY BEST VEGETABLE STALLS
IN THE NORTHERN AND CENTER MAR.
On MONDAY, 18th instant. We shall sell ons
vegetable stand in the Northern Market, and on
TUESDAY, the 9th, we shall sell one vegetable
stand in the Center Market. Sale to commence at
IL O'Clock M (The flag will designate the 'talls)
formerly occup pied by Jos. Neumeyer, deceased.
Terms cash.
sep2Id GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots.
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RYGREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

HON. ORPHANS COURT OF CARPENTERS
AND J0INER'S TOOLS, WORK BENCHES.
LUMBER, &C,
On FRIDAY, the 2sd instant at 10 O'Clock a. m,
we shall sell, at the carpenter shop of the late
Henry @. Holmes, deceased, on street north,
near the corner of 18th street. a the Tools Work
benches; Lumber, &C., &c -, belonging to the es-
tate of the deceased.
Terms cash.
By order of the Administrative
sep 20-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
kf W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
TRUsTEEs,T sAL ! OF 4 HOUSE AND LOT IN

n
TRUSTEES ThE sE eE HogsE AND LOT IN
Iss. Ssy "a
1sns sfssis e. sa si.s 81;
namSsIss sar Rassles # anS
plan Of the City Of With liz or the
ments thereon, consisting Of = two story Frame
sPd % z T seo
width Of twenty, four "a. feet ten 20, inches and
e. inches to an alley eN '"0A'' i'''' ''sA'
Terms of sale: One half cash. the residue in six
ns
and bearing interest from the day of sale, and Sc.
by Of h
If the terms ef sale are not complied With, within
sn Se OF t fs
weeks ELS nGties ty9 nseItiOns in some Newspaper
F55gWARD q oSHRRING1oN,, Trustees
au a aSsS&d hh1 VIZ. L. WALL CO., Aucts
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
ED
81 fns By set Of Of St the s
wherein Sarah Ann Brown aud sthers are com
Plsinants and Ambrose A. Brown and Others are
on the as s ds OF s tns
te ,a1o' commencing with the first named, at
Lot No: /, in Square No. 56s, fronting 80 feet
on north street, at the corner of Second street
Also: the north part of Lot So in las g. McGuire's
inches On First street west, between g and SITS.
north and running back 100 feet inches to 20
foot alley, and improved by a threestory Brick
Dwelling House.
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in nine
Of sale to be secured by the bonds or notes of the
purchasers, with surety or sureties, to be ap
proved of by the trustees
Upon the full payment Of the purchase money
and interest the trustees will convey the proper.
An conveyances and stamps at the cost ofth
surcbaser. If the terms of sale are not complied
with in FIVE days thereafter, the trustees reserve
the right to resell on one weeks notice, at the
risk and expense Of the defaqlting purchaser.
S SEHB M: S0 e. AsFFEkpHENs. Trustees
gu 3O-eo&ds J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, AND
VACANT SIDE LOT AT AUCTION.
On thursday AFTERNOON, Sept %, at o'clk,
on the premises. shall sell two lots I'd street
east, bet. and sts north. both running back
lis feet to 81 foot public alley, of them i'm
proved with nearly 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
II months with interest, secured by deed oftrust
on the premises.
sen I'D j. G, Meg Il CO., Aucts,
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, corner Of 7th and streets

RY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526, corner of7th and D streets.
TSBSAAGfGGSS. HARNESS.. oLoTHEfis,A 90, At
On THHRsDAY, the 2ath instant. shall sell in
front of Green & Williams' Auction Rooms, at 10
o'cleck a. M. by order of distrain for house rent,
2Trunn ana contents, I Carpet Bag, Box har-
kssf ss pis cd fsR sss
Box BOZ s..a Boy S SEs ss.e. Oil
Box loose Tobacco, 8 Boxes Clothing, Box Tin
Box Jelly, Box Candles, Box (assortmenb e,
Box Gin, Box Tonic Bitters, large Boxes
Large Boss Blankets and contents Box olare'
2 Boxes 8. Wine, Box o. I'D. Brandy, Box
Furnace and Fixtures, Liquor Kes and Spade.
ierns cash. GEO. F. HOTCHKiss, Bailif.
sepel.d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY JKs. o. MCGUIRE & co., Auotionsers.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE NEAR THE
sMIIHsONIAN BUILDINGS AT PUBLIC
a ao9TTutEHsH6AY AFTERNOON. September 9Th.
at 'ocel on the prsnises We sssli sell large
s%enues' The house is three stories high. with
b Has
Foom and Kitchen. The house /. built in the most
Superior manner with hish ceilings. AID has #.
The sisason property is very ne fer
private reaidence being ON very quiet. healthy,
aaS and stamps At the COS. Of the pur
Terms cash. Immsdiste possession given,
h sep 2l.d JAS. Q: MCGUIRE q co., Austs.
LOB sA ALE.sik good WASTE or BaAARaH
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MARRIED.,
On the LIST instant, DANIEL B. LITTLE to Miss
CARRIE V. NEWKlRK. by the Rev. j A. Bokel
all of this city.
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DRAFT MEETING IN THE SIXTH WARD-Last
evening a meeting was held in the Sixth ward,
totake measures to avert the draft, at which
Mr. John Helroyd presided and Mr.. Jas. Dali
ton acted as secretary. There was but a small
attendance of the citizens present, and it was
limited that most of the residents of the ward
calculated in case they were drafted of being
exempted because they worked in the Navy
Yard. 1t was stated that there were q large
number of men in service in both army and
1ayy who have net been credited to the ward,
among them about one hundred men who had
enlisted in q company commanded by Capt J.
W. Baden, In Col. Closes Virginia regiment,
and the poll list of the ward was called over,
when over $50 names were marked as not hay
ing been credited 10 the ward. Messrs. John
Thompson, James Dalton and Donald McCath.
ran were appointed a committee TO get the
credit for as many OF those men as have not
been credited.
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RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK
AND TWO LOTS ON OREGON STREET, AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September zsd, at s
O'Clock the premises, shall sell the east half
Of Lot No. 6, in square 81; fronting ss feet in
ches on the north side of New York avenue, be-
tween 4th and 5th streets west, running back to q
80 foot slay, to be divided into two building lots
subdivision Of square No. AS, frontns each q feet
on Oregon street, and running back los feet to Is
foot alley.
TITLE perfect. Terms cash
sep I'D j. @. Meg UIRE d CO.. Aucts
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pY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 500 corner It'll and D streets north

THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, ON
THE ISLAND, AT AUG ZION.
" WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, at five and
half O'Clock p. m. we shall sell. In front OF the
premises, north half of Lot l9, in Square 2s4 with
the improyements, which consist of good three
halls: This property has front Of "a feet 18th
street. between south B and streets running
side alley.
Possession given soon after the sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and II
months, fer notes bearing interest. deed given
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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